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Sally Russ reacts after she was declared winner of her bout against Annie Trathen during the Fight 4 Victory charity boxing event at the Trafalgar Centre on Saturday. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.
The Fight 4 Victory 3 proved it can pack a punch on Saturday night. A sell out crowd of almost 2000 people packed the Trafalgar Centre for the 11-bout card and well and truly got their money’s worth. Organiser Paul Hampton says the night was likely to raise between $70,000 and $80,000 for Victory Boxing once final calculations were made. Nelson councillor Mike Rutledge won the main event with a split decision victory over personal trainer Matt Ayloff. The opening fight of the night between heavyweights Joni Nacagilevu and Pou Fitisemanu started the night strongly, with Pou outlasting his opponent to set a trend for the night for his red corner team mates. The red team won nine of the 11 fights, largely thanks to superior fitness over the three two-minute rounds. Karly Larking and Julie Taylor entered into an all
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“No, to me Christmas is not that important and people just use it as an excuse to get a bit silly around this time of year.”
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Fight 4 Victory packs a punch FROM PAGE 1 out war, Julie just coming up short against a determined challenger, with her mum at ringside who flew in from Scotland for the event. Fighter of the night went to John Gallagher, not only did he look like the most technically sound fighter in his win over Harry Morris, he also raised $9000 for Victory Boxing. Paul says he felt a mixture of relief and pride when reflecting on the night. “It’s amazing how the community rallies together for this event. We had people from all over the region helping and supporting us and the response I’ve got in messages has been overwhelmingly positive.” Other winners were Sally Russ over Annie Trathen, Simon Mardon over Craig Morice, Andrew Shaw over Michael Vesty, Kate Donaldson over Amber Rowland-Connor, Jarrod McLaughlan over Corey Boland, Ben Cox over Adam Mokhtar and Nathan Sharp over Heath Botica.
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Colombian refugees coming to Tahuna Andrew Board Tahunanui is set for a flash of South American flare when four Colombian families settle in the area next month and the Red Cross is hoping some locals will step forward to help them settle in their new town. It is the first time Red Cross has settled Colombians in Nelson under the refugee quota. Around 15 people, from four families, will arrive at the start of December after a six week orientation at the Mangere Refugee Resettlement Centre. Red Cross community services manager Chris Stuart says Nelson has a “long and proud” history of successful resettlements. “Nelson punches above its weight when it comes to resettlement and we know the town will band together to make these new arrivals feel welcome.” Red Cross is now seeking refugee support volunteers to help make the new Kiwis feel welcome. Volunteers play an essential role in the resettlement process; they are a friendly face and supportive guide for former refugees as they settle into New Zealand. Claire Hughes is a volunteer
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Nelson Red Cross volunteer Claire Hughes with a bag that was given to her by a family she has helped settle in the area. She is encouraging others to put their hand up to help settle refugee families in Tahunanui. Photo: Andrew Board. currently working with a family originally from Myanmar. She says it’s incredibly rewarding and would encourage others to step forward. “I’m quite new to Nelson, so it’s helped me form strong friendships and feel at home in the community,” she says. “It’s also really nice to know that you’re making a difference to people’s lives and great to learn about different cultures.” She says she helps them set up their house, take them to do their first shopping, help the children get their vaccinations, sort out school stationary and
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Boxer vows to fight again after Victory Jacob Page Ben Cox stood with a shiner under his left eye, a beer in his hand a winners’ belt around his waist and a desire to fight another nine times. In the moments after Fight 4 Victory 3, the boatbuilder says he’s keen to go from corporate boxing to amateur. “I’d love to get in the ring 10 times before I’m too old. That was number 1.” It had been a long journey to the ring for the 30-yearold who had originally signed up to Victory Boxing to lose weight. “I have ended up losing 16kg but this [event] was something I’ve had on my mind. “When I first started going they were doing the preparation for the second Fight 4 Victory. “I remember telling Paul [Hampton] that I was keen
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250 year old prayer book back with Every family A 250 year old Book of Prayers that featured in last week’s Nelson Weekly was sold to decendants of its original owners. The book was one of thousands sold at an auction of rare books and samplers which were owned by John and Cynthia Savage. The book had been passed down through the generations of the Every family who relocated to New Zealand from England at the end of the nineteenth century. John Savage bought it at an auction in Nelson in the 1960s and was the first non-Every to own it. Lipscombe’s owner Warwick Savage told the Weekly last week that he would love to see a relative bid on the book. “We were contacted by two members of the family and there was quite steady bidding on it, but they did end up purchasing it.” The book sold for $2350. It was a record auction for Lipscombe’s with over 1000 people viewing the collection during the week, as well as a record number of registered bidders, totalling over 200. Two of the biggest individual sales were an 1843 sampler which went for $2350 and an 1877 book featuring illustrations of New Zealand by C. D. Barraud which went for $1600. Overall 95 per cent of the 604 lots were sold, the remainder of the Savage’s collection will now filter into Lipscombe’s antique auctions.
Sisters and Nayland Primary students Xanthe, 8, and Ayla Zittersteijn, 7, at Nayland Pool’s for its first day of the season on Saturday. Photo: Brittany Spencer.
Nayland Pool opens with a splash Local kids weren’t going to let the cloudy sky stop them from kicking off summer with a splash at Nayland Pool’s open day on Saturday. Nayland Primary student Xanthe Zittersteijn says she has been looking forward to the pool opening, all winter. “We come here heaps and I love jumping off the diving board, so it’s really cool that it’s open again.” And Xanthe wasn’t alone, with well
over 100 people coming through in the morning for what was one of the pool’s biggest ever opening days. After being named CLM’s outdoor pool of the year, facility manager Dave McKenzie says Nayland has undergone a few changes, including a complete repaint, a new slide, new lane ropes and an upgraded water plant. “The customers might not see the new water system but they should feel the
improvement with warmer, cleaner pools which is great.” Dave says getting the pool ready was a lot of work but says it is great to be open. “It’s been a lot of late nights and early mornings but it’s really exciting to be open, I love opening, it means the start of summer is finally here. “It’s great to have so many people here and it’s only going to pick up from here on in.”
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PROSSER’S POINT I very much share the frustration and disapForestry of in sufferers New Zealand is this pointment and care providers country’s 3rd highest export earner.for alike, at the lack of adequate resourcing drug and alcohol services in this region. Eightofofalcohol our top ten forestry Abuse and other drugs in New companies are overseas owned. Zealand is increasing and our regions are Foreign-owned, integrated bearing the brunt ofvertically it, particularly where logging companies are available able to harvest rehabilitation is either not or at inadequate levels.ship them offshore logs too soon, unprocessed, bypass the entire New Our New Zealand First out-of-Parliament Zealand processing and supply of chain, office in Nelson has been informed several where andcases deny this families countryare thestruggling benefits to of receive helpvalue-added and rehabilitation. person jobs and wealthOne creation. has gone to a centre in Australia as the waiting list here is too long, in another We need to look after ourand forests. And case, a family member is facing an eight we need to look after our sawmilling month wait to get into St Marks. This is not and timber products industries, acceptable. to make sure there are continued New Zealand First believes there should be employment opportunities. sufficient services so that any person who needs them can access them. This governNewisZealand is introducing ment failing inFirst this area and increasingly a new bill – The (Realising our experience withForests constituents is indicaForestry’s Potential) Amendment Bill. tive of a lack of investment in mental health and a lack of funding for drug and alcohol Give me a call and I will send you the services. details of the Bill. New Zealand First will continue to highlight the inadequacies of government funding in this important area and push for families to be properly supported. RICHARD PROSSER
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nelson L ve Crash on State Highway 6: A lady was taken to hospital “in a lot of pain” after a crash near the intersection of Aniseed Valley Rd and Pugh Rd yesterday morning. Megan Burn was the driver of one of the cars involved and says the crash occurred after vehicles travelling towards Richmond had slowed for a log truck which had pulled out of the intersection and into traffic. “The car in front of me braked quite heavily so I braked a bit harder, but the lady behind me [in a Holden Captiva], didn’t slow down in time. She came straight up behind me, swerved at the last second to avoid me and hit the Higgins truck, but then bounced back and hit my car.”
A driver was taken to hospital after a crash on State Highway 6. Maitai River second most improved NZ river: The Maitai River took out the Award for the most improved river in Nelson and was the second most improved river nationally, at Thursday
.CO.NZ Tasman District Council’s Chris Choat says work is being done overnight so any cones on the road during the daytime will be placed there by silly individuals. “It looks like some wag has shifted the cones out to the car parks, I think he was just having a bit of a laugh.” The job is expected to last a couple more weeks but drivers should be able to use the car parks during the day in the meantime.
Video of the week: Nayland Pool opened for the season on Saturday, kicking off summer with plenty of bombs from the diving boards. Visit www.nelsonlive.co.nz night’s NZ River Awards in Wellington. Based on the monitoring data collected at Groom Road, midway between the reservoir and the city, the Maitai experienced a 2.9%pa improvement trend in the macroinvertebrate community index (MCI). Nelson City Council says the improvement is a result of riparian planting, reduced levels and improved management of exotic forest harvesting, and reservoir management changes. Cone confusion on Queen St: Drivers and pedestrians were left confused after no-parking cones dotted Queen St and its pavement.
Misplaced cones are causing confusion on Queen St. New classrooms for Stoke: On Wednesday, the government announced that it will spend $800,000 to create three classrooms in Nelson, two at Stoke School and one at Birchwood School. Nelson MP Nick Smith says there is strong population growth in Stoke and the government needs to ensure it matches it with investment in schools. The Stoke School funding will be used to purchase and re-purpose the school’s empty onsite playcentre, converting it into two new entrant classrooms.
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Top business award for tax refund company Simon Bloomberg It had already been a great year for Nelson online tax refund business MyTax.co.nz, and it got even better on Friday when it won the Supreme Award at the Nelson Pine Industries Chamber Business Awards at the Rutherford Hotel. MyTax.co.nz was founded by chief executive Lester Binns in 2008 and is now is one of the country's leading online tax refund businesses, employing up to 40 staff. Earlier this year, it won a Canstar Blue Consumer Satisfaction Award and on Friday the judges at Friday's NPI Chamber of Commerce Awards also rated MyTax. co.nz highly, saying it is "a game changer in its sector" and "has exciting potential for global success". MyTax.co.nz general manager Riki-Lee Newport says their staff are delighted with their win, which is a direct result of a lot of "passion and hard work". It is the first time the business entered any awards and the staff are still "really excited and overwhelmed". "Everyone has such a passion for this company and Lester has so much respect for the staff that he makes everyone want to be passionate about it," Riki-Lee says. "We really care about putting in our ab-
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Rain doesn’t dampen gala Jessie Johnston The heavens may have opened up on St Joseph’s School Spring Gala but that didn’t stop people turning out to enjoy the spring festivities. “We still think it went extraordinarily well, there were a lot of people who came to support us and we were able to manage the rain by getting everything indoors as much as possible and putting up marquees. We were very, very happy with the turnout considering the downpours,” says gala coordinator, Rachel Swarbrick. The gala featured everyone’s favourite food, activities and stalls, which resulted in a successful fundraiser with the school making well over $30,000. “We’re doing a big grounds redevelopment for our school so all funds raised go back into the project,”
Sisters Kate and Ruby Southwick got amongst the pyrotechnics, drones, rockets, aqua bots and skeletons at the Victory Community Centre Science Open Day on Saturday. The community centre paired up with Mr Science, Ministry of Inspiration and Cawthron to inspire the next generation of scientists. With several school groups going through the centre on Friday, there were heaps of kids dragging their fascinated families along to the science open day on Saturday. Photo: Brittany Spencer.
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Six lucky local kids have won the chance to become Harbourmaster for the Day after getting out the crayons and winning a Port Nelson colouring competition that was printed in Nelson Weekly last month. Ranging from Ngatimoti to Nelson, each winner received a Survitec Group lifejacket, a personalised harbourmaster cap, an Ecotanker drink bottle and holder, and the chance to head out on the boats with their local harbourmaster for a day. The winners are, from left, Gabriel Kiddle, Sienna Schierny, Eve Rucks, Manaia Karsten and Joshua Duffell with Nelson deputy harbourmaster Josh Hanrahan, left, and Tasman harbourmaster Dan Cairney, right. Photo: Brittany Spencer.
Andrew Board Senior Constable Michael Moorhouse wasn't sure what to expect when he was called to a job in suburban Nelson last November -- but it certainly wasn't to be confronted with a man holding a loaded gun in his direction. Michael was called to the job where he was told a man was suicidal. He forced open the garage door of the house only to find the man had moved behind another door. When he smashed that down, he saw a man standing in front of him with a gun pointed in his direction. "You go to these jobs often but you just have to work through things in your head on the way there. 'What am I going to do if this happens, or if that happens?' I've been a police officer for 19 years so you just rely on your training." For Michael, it meant lunging at the man before he could fire the gun. After tackling the man to the ground and wrestling the gun off him, Michael was then able to take stock. "After he was restrained I looked in the chamber and there was a bullet in there. I thought, 'oh, that could have ended differently'." Michael was awarded the District Commander's Commendation at the Nelson Police Station last Friday for his role in the incident. Area commander Mat Arnold-Kelly says the pay parade, as they're known, is a good opportunity to recognise the efforts of police officers. "It's not an easy job at times, it can be a challenging job with huge demand. There's good and bad, but this is the good." Pegeen O'Rourke-Harris was given the Comissioner's Commendation for her work in family violence. Constables Stephen Berkett and Charlotte Donaldson were awarded the Australia G20 Citation 2014 Clasp. Constables Jamein Bristowe, Jesse Gaskell and Matthew Walker were awarded the New Zealand Police Diploma in Workplace Practice. Senior constables Martin Bagnall, James Green, Graeme Hutching and constable Steven Muirhead were award a 14 year long service and good conduct medal. Sergeant Nigel McMorran was awarded a 21 year long service and good conduct clasp, and retired senior sergeant Eric Davy was given a certificate of service for his 42 years in the police service.
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Hospice gets second car donation Simon Bloomberg Five years ago, the Nelson Tasman Hospice Trust received a cheque for $20,256 after a retired Nelson couple and Nelson Rotary got together to run a fundraising raffle with the prize of a beautifully restored 1958 Morris Minor. Peter and Peggy Jack had donated the Morris Minor to the hospice after Peter had spent four painstaking years restoring the classic car to its original condition. And last week, Peggy joined forces with the Rotarians again to hand over a further $15,500 to the hospice after donating a second car for a fundraiser. However, the latest donation was tinged with sadness because Peter had subsequently passed away and it was one of his dying wishes that their car be donated to the hospice. Peggy happily honoured his wish, contacting Rotary’s Chris Page who helped organise the raffle for the Morris Minor, and asking him to sell the car and donate the proceeds to the hospice. “Peter was keen on restoring cars, and when he finished the Morris I said ‘what are we going to do with it’, and he decided to give it to the hospice,” Peggy says. “So I suppose it’s only natural that he wanted to give this car to the hospice as well - that’s the kind of thing he did.” Chris, whose wife Margaret stayed in the hospice before passing away a few years ago, says it’s been a privilege to help the Jacks out with both their donations. He says Nelson Rotary sold 4000 tickets and received donations for the first fund-raiser and enlisted the help of car dealer Paul Kelly to sell the second car. “When we were selling the raffles, we’d tell people it was for a Rotary fund-raiser and they were supportive,” Chris says. “Then we’d tell them the proceeds were going to the hospice and they’d say how many tickets can we buy. “The hospice is such a great cause and the people who work there are amazing. I always say they aren’t staff, they’re angels.” Hospice fundraising and marketing manager Pamela White says the Jack’s latest donation is generous and timely, with the hospice due to start fundraising to develop its new facility in Stoke. “The Jacks have been incredibly generous and Rotary have always been a good supporter of the hospice.”
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Taylah Kirker wins volunteer award for netball: Well done, Taylah. I still think of you as that little girl who would sit up on the stool at my Estée Lauder counter and pout those lips for me to apply lip stick. Great result. Annette Gould. Good stuff! She coached my son at touch a few years back and was awesome. Good to see her talent acknowl-
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You are a legend, Taylah. Carmel Green. Wonder Woman - you are a legend. A great inspiration to our kids. A much deserved recognition. Kirsten Mannix. TV blackout for home Makos games suggests Tasman CEO: So, we paying Sky and if you can't make it to the game we have to wait for a two hour delay to watch it on Sky, what a load of s$%^. Dwayne Key. I would completely agree if we were talking about the 'Live' event being on free-toair TV. Bit different when the consumer is already paying for it. Not gonna fly. Glen Baumfield. You can't make people go to the game. I go because I love watching rugby live. I also pay for Sky. Other people do not like going to the game. It's about
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CIDER FESTIVAL: Musicians Tina Mortensen, right, from Lemongrass, and solo artist Tegen Fisher, at Founders Heritage Park, who will be hosting New Zealand's first ever Cider Festival on November 12. Photo: Kate Russell.
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Ali says that sixty-percent of cider in New Zealand is made right here in Nelson, so it “just made sense” to hold the event here.
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“Cider is big – the growth market is absolutely huge – it's growing faster than craft beer at the moment.” Ali also says the focus of the festival is very much on “family-friendly” and is encouraging families to come and make a day of it. Ministry of Inspiration, who run science projects for kids, will be there offering activities for young apple lovers - such as apple art, pressing apple juice, creating applepowered clocks and bobbing for apples. For the cider connoisseurs, prices will be standardized across all sellers with drinks ranging from $3 - $7. Also on offer will be craft beer from Founders Brewery, wine from Aronui Wines and non-alcoholic beverages. Streat Kitchen, Founders Cafe and the Cod & Lobster Brasserie will have food available.
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If you’ve ever dreamed of donning a fireman’s helmet and overalls, now’s your chance to be a real-life fire fighter as Stoke Volunteer Fire Brigade is on the lookout for some new members. With a current force of 22, deputy chief fire officer Dereck Nilsen says the brigade has room for 28 and is ideally looking for four fresh faces. “It’s good fun and if there are people out there who have been thinking about it from childhood they should come down and give it a go, they’d probably be surprised at how much they enjoy it.” The first step is heading along to the station to meet the team and passing a medical test and police screening, as well as
having a clean driver’s licence. Once the application process is complete and the New Zealand Fire Service has accepted the applicant, it’s straight into weekly Tuesday night trainings. Stoke Volunteer Fire Brigade uses scenario-based training to prepare members for the real event, which involves visits to sites they deem high risk, as well as Nelson Fire Station where they make good use of the concrete practice tower. New members also must complete a recruitment course, which includes a small amount of theory in amongst the practical learning. Aaron Ratcliffe first started attending Stoke Volunteer Fire Brigade trainings in April and has just fin-
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activations in private or commercial premises, to structural and vegetation fires and motor vehicle accidents. While the job comes with many positive aspects such as giving back to the community, those thinking of taking on the volunteer role also have to be prepared for the bad. “You just have to take them as they come,” says Dereck. “We’re like a big family and we’re here to work together, so we look af-
ter each other. If someone’s not coping, we’ll support them.” As well as being physically fit and full of enthusiasm, the station is ideally looking for volunteers who will be able to respond to day time call outs and encourages anyone who has an interest in joining the brigade to come along to their trainings and get a feel for the role. You’ll find the station at 484 Main Road, Stoke or alternately, give them a call on 547 6898.
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Radhika Ramola, Summer Rose, Ripandeep Kaur, Navdeep Singh, Japneet Sandhu, Sarika Ramola, Pratap Singh, Sumna Devi and Ravi Ramola on the reopening night of Mango. once people have experienced it, Mango is keen to hear any feedback. To ensure that their outdoor dining areas are well-utilised this summer, Pratap is looking forward to entertaining Mango restaurant-goers with a special Indian style barbeque night, once or twice a week. These new changes must come as welcome news to those who love the taste of Mango and would like to try some new Indian flavours. However, the thing that sets Mango apart from the rest is the variety of dishes that people can experience. As well as serving up excellent curries, naan breads and other Indian delicacies, Mango also offers people a range of Malaysian style dishes. The Nelson and Richmond restaurants are also run by friendly and welcoming staff, making every dining experience at Mango an enjoyable one that keeps
their customers coming back for more. Pratap and the team would like to say a huge thank you to the community for all the support they have given Mango throughout its years in business. To recognise customers’ loyalty and give back to the community, Pratap is bringing a charitable act that started in his Blenheim restaurant three years ago, to Nelson and Richmond. On the birthday of each restaurant, Pratap will take the sales and donate them to the Cancer Society, his Blenheim restaurant donating around $2000 in previous years. Affordable, healthy and delicious, Mango Richmond and Nelson caters to anyone after a quick lunch or a great night out. Come and check out their renovated premises at 227 Hardy St, Nelson or 244 Queen St, Richmond. Alternately, if you’re in a rush, order online at mangoonline.co.nz.
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Raeward Fresh butchery manager Pierre Marquet, left, and his secondin-charge Jamie Hadfield, with their award and the sausage that earned it. Photo: Andrew Board.
Raeward sausage earns top marks A Nelson butchery has won a silver medal for its take on a South African favourite. Raeward Fresh won the medal in the Continental Fresh category of the Devro Great New Zealand Sausage Competition for its boerewors. It’s the second time Raeward Fresh in Richmond has won a medal at the awards and owner Justin Blackler says he was thrilled to win again. “We’ve put a lot of effort into our butchery since we took over a few years ago and we’ve built up a reputation for quality meat.” Butchery manager Pierre Marquet
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exactly why Murchison Most of the 250 plus competitors at showcases known as the “four river plains”, Selwyn Place or www.jenshans en.com the weekend’s Buller Festival were is its top spots being used by Tuesday 25 March 2014 from out of town, but Nelson boy with the of competitors over the someone with the public response to Tommy McDowell made sure he hundreds this is one of merged was akin to weekend. the golden sands. of things to do, and taking around – best prizes the with there abruptly hitting the rewind button event. was up By Tim O’Connell Mulder day mine,” she said. Sophia “There was just a real good of the spokesperson main attractions W 11am on a DVD. of the SouthEventThe men’s Ne restslalom. open the the for While in out the C1 real a tide and the place With the the around rs Page biggest theand 6 no doubtdip wasmid-winter were thisthe The duck race was a slightly buzz rain, snowsays oWNe encountered is New Zealand’s Island Festival the commuThe Buller drew start of the dip there was a very of which calenboth duck race, out affair, yet attract- connection between Murchison on the it was at- weekend pestilence and typical and run from the shore to the more drawn said. water event white and premier locals entries in short leaving the hundred or so ed just as much interest as the nity and school,” he spent money of from sunshine at Kaiteriteridar,plenty plenty with of ocean, Showing leadership and a large crowd of out-of-town tractedTasman hundreds out of towners keen to support brave folk who entered little time earlier event, although it wasn’t Sunday as Beach onincluding a former the town. School. Pages of inani- immense fortitude, Mr Campbell – & 17 the nature Page competitors before long16 of to chicken out. descended on the shoreline for“I Riwaka 26 we had a lot for the dip along this year and bumblebees UK. Fairies, the School racing set in and a took to the water object Mid-Winter think mate Olympian managed Riwaka handful the from a We Admirably, from further. with Deputy Principal Katherine among the coming were people superheroes an good portion of the entered ducks The festival Festival.started off with the swim- to remain in the water for competiin Sefton, a feat which he says was display as the international a lot of on and thehadcostumes to milk were soon bobbing listlessly cross, an event boater performances popular Bands, “better than coffee”. the former. ath- extended period of time professional not justfor and tastytorsmers andgathered of hottogether array race although it should the lagoon, sees kayakers which standard The Mid-Winter Festival raised from Jeanette good the moment, for aLower Speaking to the Guardian after just here a welcome for the but some Clark madeOver foodriver. most of these peothat course ofwayletes noted be pre-plunge close to $9000 for the school, a in in down the found day was an extremely successful morning, while Moutere a winter to spendthere time,” she says. believed to be up on fate that ple were female. was also kayak bysocial the weekend contemplation of the icy Riwaka School Principal total which is children were entertained a good long queue eveFor the rest however, the the sun, washer. previous years. SUPand“There cross, raftermini awaited slalom, and canoe jeeps castles, once sub- Fraser Campbell was ecstatic bouncy events of flat was sequence Square list Four the bucket their cup, “Everyone has dig forrywhere, classic the as as a bigNew wellcardboard race and trains When Arthritis was flat out. Zealand station needed petrol the a out, local out volunteer vessel a which involvestomaking help promote its cause and raise much somethey’ve money,sold taking it I don’t think the as and and tape of cardboard man canoe the to put his hand up was a 94 as they did this Tommy McDowell competes in yearand oldbeer bread, meat World down the river. War 2 veteran. slalom at the Buller Festival over the weekend. year and weekend.” held every The event isMaurice Abrahams is a legend in Nelson. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport. He still plays in the Nelson Brass Band, has served as a Freemason for more than 70 years and volunteers for Arthritis NZ after developing two forms of arthritis.
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Harmonie Harp orchestra players, from front to rear, lisa Harmonie, Janice Sumner, Ruby Harrison, ariane turton, Stephen eagar, aster Harmonie and annemieke Harmonie, are rehearsing for two concerts later in the year. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
Harpists tuning up for concert Simon Bloomberg A small, dedicated group of musicians are learning the art of playing one of the world's most ancient and romantic musical instruments and they will be showcasing their talents in two concerts later this year. The Harmonie Harp School was formed by Annemieke Harmonie when she moved to Nelson about five years ago. Annemieke learned to play the harp as a nine-year-old in Holland and, after emigrating to New Zealand, decided to set up the school after playing and teaching the harp around the
world. "I learned to play the harp when I was young in Holland and then I travelled around Europe and the world with it in my backpack," Annemieke says. "Whenever I ran out of food or money, I'd get my harp out and busk on the streets." Annemieke says the school has new harpists, including her daughters Aster and Lisa, and "a lot of harpists who have come out of the woodwork" since the school opened. The concert will feature a wide variety of traditional harp musical styles as well as modern
music including Christmas songs. "It's a very ancient instrument, so all the different cultures have evolved their own different styles of harp and harp music over the centuries. It's also one of the hardest instruments to play - it's like learning to play a stand-up piano. The Harmonie Harp Orchestra has already started rehearsing for the concerts which will be held at the Victory Hall in Nelson starting at 3pm on November 26 and the Richmond Town Hall at 3pm on December 4. Entry by gold coin donation.
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swimming pool, where he is a trained lifeguard. “But I only save the ladies,” he Edward St and Gossey Drive North in joked. on Lower Queen Rd, A 120-site holiday Lastpark week he and Sue spent two Tuesday, while Wakefield hours atsigned Z petroloff last Senior reporter Reporter lifestyle village on WensSt, a $50 millionstation in Halifaxrural have approved the Olive worked as a “commuresi- hecommissioners a 95 lot St, where ley Rd in Richmond nity and concierge” washingthe at 109 Wensley Rd. village simon@waimeaweekly.co.nz lifestyle Estateand are windows greeting Wakefield customin dential subdivision ers. He handed out orange tokens for the Lower Queen which consent his customers get the green light A resource already spent four months on this latest developments couldtouse to votetoforgrow. was granted last Septem- “We’ve parkthe ArthritisStNZ holiday and help sites for selfcharity as the Tasman district they stage. We are powering-up 50 receivecontinues says cash from Z, through Yarrell Rod co-owner and its ber, Good in the Hood proand Motorhomes has motorhomes and caravans and Queen St Caravans motion. Maurice says working on installing fencing contained he got relief presently are from holiday his their treatment of one stage so started on the ablution block already startedwanted to give back, cabling and water then we’ll get but he the ifunderground and sure in wasn’t he’d be offered will be open which laundry. park development and a job after his efforts. “Sue’s right been a big job with it has says into He it and I just Ben Nevis Holdings pipes. follow have consents for 120 sites but we’ll time for next summer. “We of along, but kilometres 3.5 when people of trenches, respond 600 youmetres feel good. ” had a resource consent for their 95 lot ruprobably only put in around 90 so they’ll electric cabling and 210 metres of fencing. ral residential subdivision on Totara View
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all be a bit bigger. There’s also going to be camping sites and 12 cabins but we won’t be taking permanent residents.” The holiday park is being developed on the site of Rod and his partner Linda Manera’s business, Queen St Caravans and Motorhomes at 442 Lower Queen St and Rod says they have already been getting inquirMaurice ies from prospective customers. Abrahams, the “Demand will be huge judging by 94, washes a car window at Z SEE PAGE 2 Halifax last Friday as part of a fundraising push by Arthritis New Zealand. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Tasman lock Quinten Strange’s stocks continue to rise with the 20-year-old capping off a remarkable year with selection in the Crusaders 2017 Super Rugby squad last week. The 1.99m lock was a standout for Nelson College before earning selection for the New Zealand Under-20s World Cup team this year and becoming a vital part of the Makos team which made it to the final of the Mitre 10 Cup premiership. While game-time might be limited for the Crusaders, Quinten believes he will be in the best place to learn his craft given the franchise has three All Black locks in Sam Whitelock, Luke Romano and Scott Barrett. “My first season will be a chance for me to get around those guys and learn, work hard on my game and work on my size and fitness
in the gym – just become a better all-round player.” Quinten has been mentored by former All Black and Makos lock Chris Jack and believes he and TRU’s Kahu Marfell as major influences in his professional rugby development. Quinten grew up the youngest of three boys in a rugby mad family in Collingwood. He followed his older brothers, Steve, Jay and Kent, into the game with the Collingwood club when he played under-8s on a Friday night. “It was rugby all the time with me and my brothers, on the back lawn, in the hallway, everywhere.” Quinten then played No 8 throughout his teenage years before reverting back to lock. He says the call-up had happened sooner than he’d expected, but he was keen to make the most of the opportunity. “To play for the team I grew up watching (and supporting) is exciting and to be surrounded by
Makos’ teammates will be good.” Quinten says he always admired the style of play of former All Black hard-man Brad Thorn. “Hopefully there’s some of his style in me and more to come,” Quinten says. “I don’t have the height like Brodie Rettalick so I’ll have to be more physical and
Makos contracted players: Crusaders; David Havili, Mitch Hunt, Andrew Makalio, Tim Perry, Pete Samu, Quinten Strange. Highlanders: Alex Ainley, Shane Christie, Siua Halanukonuka, Liam Squire. Chiefs: Finlay Christie, Kane Hames, James Lowe. Blues: Billy Guyton.
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SporTS CRICKET: Waimea Toi-Toi are the only unbeaten team in the Nelson 110-over competiton after a one run win over Stoke-Nayland at Jubilee Park on Saturday. WTTU defended 162 by taking two late wickets to take control of the competition. Wakatu earned a 137-run win over Athletic College Old Boys and Nelson College beat Wanderers by 17 runs.
48N, Superstock, Brett Nicholls, in the Coca Cola Fireworks - Hanmer Holiday Holmes Superstock Series, at the Milestone HomesTop of The South Speedway, on Saturday. Photo: Tom Laney Imagepress.co.nz.
MOUNTAIN BIKING: The Nelson Mountain Bike Club had 70 riders for the final of the down-hill series on Sunday. Amani McIntyre and Deanna Elvines were fastest man and woman respectively on the day. The overall 2016 Series titles went to Hayden McKay and Amanda Pearce. RUGBy: Wanderers won the Picton Seven’s men’s rugby title with a 40-5 final victory over Nelson. Marist won the women’s competition with a 24-14 win over Motueka High School.
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Lap record in big night for Brett Nicholls Jody Scott Brett Nicholls 48n continued his early season form at the opening round of the Hanmer Holiday Homes Super Stock Series at Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway on Saturday night. Brett, in the No 48n car, picked up the feature win and is leading on points going into round two in Christchurch this weekend. A win and three second placings, including the shootout, saw him off the front
grid in the feature. He got the jump off the start to lead the race, but soon found he had no brakes. The race proved hard work and he was being caught when negotiating lap traffic in the dying stages, but held on to win from Woodford Glen’s Jamie Hamilton, and Alex Bright. Nelson’s national champion Shane Harwood finished fourth, but will sit second on points in the series from Hamilton with Trevor Lineham and Alex.
Brett also broke the lap record, going round in 15.74 seconds. The stock cars saw the return of Adam Hall who will hopefully provide the numbers to get the Thunder team to Christchurch this weekend, Shane Brooks earned his first race win for the season. The Youth Ministocks snuck in four races with the spoils being shared by Hamish Carter and Brayden Nell. Jono Sutton won round one of the Club Production Saloon Championship, with
referees having to officiate on a couple of incidents. Josh Nell warmed to the street stock class, picking up his first race win at home. The meeting finished with the Coca Cola Fireworks display, the packed stadium was in awe as the night sky was lit up and it topped of a fantastic meeting. Racing takes a break for a week after a busy period of racing plus a rain delay, with the Nelson Tigers against Palmerston North Panthers team’s race next up on November 19.
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Local axemen compete in international wood chop Jessie Johnston Skilled axemen put in a hard day’s work during the annual International Woodchopping Event at Speight’s Ale House on Sunday. Over 50 people took part in the event, including members of the Nelson Axemen’s Club, axemen from around New Zealand, as well as several from Australia and Canada, many of whom also competed at the Blenheim A&P Show the day before. The Nelson event has been running for around six years and was established in support of the Blenheim A&P Show when the Blenheim club was struggling for numbers. “People don’t travel for a one day meeting like they do for two days,” says New Zealand Axemen's Association president Dave McEwen. “Travel expenses are the same but you’re only getting one day chopping, so we did it really to support them and then, by default just about, it made a circuit out of it for the guys travelling so they do Blenheim, Nelson and then head to Christchurch for the Canterbury A&P Show where over 100 axemen will be competing.” Dave says the reason he loves the
Snapper arrive in numbers Josh Gardiner from Nelson Axemens Club during the Speights Ale House Woodchopping event on Sunday. Photo: Jessie Johnston. sport is because of the camaraderie. “If you play rugby for instance, you might play JAB rugby, you’ll go through the grades until you’re 25 or 30 maybe and then you’re gone. In this sport, you can start as soon as you’re big enough to hold an axe and there’s a guy here today who’s over 70 and still competing. You’re only competing against yourself, it’s you and one piece of wood, the more you put into it the more you’ll get out.” The International Woodchopping Event featured several categories from single and double saw, to underhand, standing, a three-man team event and the International Teams Race which saw the Speights Invitation Team
take on the International Invitation Team. While those from out of town took out most of the top places, local standouts were sixteen-year-old Garin College student Owen Wratt, who placed second in the 250mm open standing event and helped win the three-man team event, alongside Ross Birchfield from Stoke. It was a tight competition in the International Teams Race with Speights leading until the second to last log where the International team overtook, winning the race by two hits. Organisers would like to thank Speight’s Ale House, Mitre 10 Mega and Goldpine, whose sponsorship makes the event possible.
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Snapper have arrived in big numbers throughout Tasman Bay over the past couple of weeks. Lots of snapper, ranging from just legal through to almost 90cm in size, have been caught by Dawnbreakers Fishing Club members recently, with Rabbit Island proving to be the go-to place for those extralarge models around 20 pounds. At the recent Dawnbreakers ‘Take-A-Mate Fishing’ Day, the snapper proved elusive for a number of club boats, while others had more success landing some nice reds, gurnard and kahawai. The fish of the day however was definitely the Barracuda, with all boats reporting high numbers of the Cook Strait sailfish cleaning out tackle and lures, and schools of them visible right up on the surface. For those heading out targeting snapper, stray-lining bit baits out the back of the burley trail has been the method producing the big fish, so give it a go.
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SporTS Netball: Nayland College pupil Taylay Kirker was named Netball New Zealand Youth Volunteer of the Year at the second annual New Zealand Netball Awards in Auckland on Thursday night. Taylah, who was profiled in the Nelson Weekly, was in attendance for the evening. baSeball: Chicago White Sox relief pitcher John Holdzcom will be in Nelson next week for a training camp. The Major League Baseball pitcher has played for New Zealand and was a key part of the White Sox this year. He will hold the training session at Saxton Fields’ Champion Green on Wednesday at 4pm. Football: Tasman United will play at home for the first time this Sunday in search of their first win in the Stirling Sports National League. Richard Anderson’s side conceded a goal midway through the second half to draw 1-1 with the Wellington Phoenix Under20s in Wellington. Earlier, Alex Ridsdale had opened the scoring to give Tasman a 1-0 halftime advantage. Tasman will host Hawke’s Bay United at Trafalgar Park on Sunday at 2pm.
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Nelson Giants announce first import for 2017 NBL season Jacob Page The Nelson Giants’ new import, Joe Slocum, is set to realise a dream of playing professional basketball when he signs on for the 2017 campaign. The 24-year-old point guard will take one of the two import spots in the Giants roster for 2017 after 2015 imports Ray Cowels III and Ben Strong have moved on. Joe, from San Francisco California, played college basketball for the Alaska Nanooks. In the 2015/2016 season, Joe averaged 9.4 points per game and four assists. He only shot 57 per cent from the free throw line during the season in a small sample size. Joe is a friend of former Giants import McKenzie Moore. “McKenzie has told me a lot
Joe Slocum has been announced as the first overseas import for the 2017 Nelson Giants. about New Zealand and how who enjoys the physicality of beautiful the scenery is. the defensive part of the game. “I’m excited by the opportunity Giants coach Tim Fanning says to start my professional career he expects Joe will fit in well in a great league and I’m appre- with Nelson. ciative of the opportunity and I “I saw Joe play last summer in just want to get there and win Las Vegas at a showcase event, games.” and he impressed.” Joe, who has a masters in busi- “He is smart, strong and a ness administration, says he is proven winner. He's a lefty with more of a passing point guard great court vision and can play
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Community Notices Wildlife of the GalapaGos Islands Photography Evening by Rebecca Bowater Thursday 17th November, 7.30pm at Atawhai Community Church, Todds Bush Rd. $10 Towards Emerge Youth’. QiGonG on the island. Saturday 12th November. 8-9am. Suitable for all ages and abilities. Ph Kathleen 021 029 16035. Barndance With “the celts” ceilidh band Saturday November 12th 7.30-10.30 pm, Victory Commmunity Centre. Alcohol free, family-friendly. No experience necessary. Tickets $10 adults, $5 school aged children, family $25. Please bring a plate for supper. Enquiries Steve 021 2338531. nelson neWBies - Walking Groups each Tuesday and Friday at 10 am meet people and explore Nelson, Stoke, Richmond on foot – for info phone Karin 547 4461 national council of Women Meeting, 1-3pm, Wednesday 16 November. Stoke Methodist Church Hall, Neale Ave. Speaker - Jenny Sharpin, Women of Early Nelson All welcome contact the Secretary, email Nelsonncw@gmail.com struGGlinG to conceive?. Meet others who understand first-hand the ups and downs of infertility. Low key, social and conversational support. New faces always welcome. Next meet-up 6.30pm 13 December. Contact Shannan or Susannah on nelsonsupport@fertilitynz.org.nz fun fun social BoWls at United Bowling club every Tuesday night starting Tuesday 8 November 6 - 7.30. Come along and enjoy fun and social time and make new friends. If you have never played before there will always be players to help. pre-schoolers music followed by social time for parents with guest speaker (Child Care provided) St Stephens Church, 61 Tahunanui Drive. Mondays
9.45am. 14th Nov speaker – stories with Jerri Newcomers welcome. Morning tea provided. lunchtime concert SATURDAY 12TH NOVEMBER, 12 NOON CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL NELSON Nelson Singers and Musicians perform their favourite pieces. Koha entry. refuGee resettlement: what, why, where and how. Join the NZ Red Cross for a PUBLIC TALK and find out more. Wednesday 16th November, 12:30pm Elma Turner Library. proBus cluB of nelson City welcomes men and women as new members. Next meeting 10.00 am, Thursday 10 November at Nelson Golf Club, 38 Bolt Road, Tahunanui. Phone Jennifer 548 0272. KicK start YOUR BUSINESS WORKSHOP Are you thinking of going into business or being self-employed Register now for a free workshop to learn more about what is involved – admin@ ntbt.co.nz The workshop is on Tuesday 29th November – 9am to 1pm at Barbican Training Centre, Stoke. Places are limited so registration is essential WeiGht loss 101: Get the skinny on Healthy eating. Workshop with Alison Ramsay for Nelson Public Libraries Wellness Month. Elma Turner Library, Wed 9 Nov 7pm-9pm. Book at the Library or library@ncc.govt.nz. $5 charge at door. volunteerinG to stay connected. Gordon and Belinda from Volunteer Nelson talk about how volunteering keeps you connected and well – for Nelson Public Libraries Wellness Month. Elma Turner Library, Thurs 10 Nov 12-1. All welcome. yoGa taster sessions. Free workshops offered by Tiffany Bird for Nelson Public Libraries Wellness Month. Elma Turner Library Activity Room, Fri 11 Nov 10-11. All Welcome colour your life. Book launch with author Sandra Quiggan. Wellness Month at Nelson Public Libraries. Sat 12
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