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Nelson Weekly staff reporters Unrest over Lewis Stanton’s ongoing Trafalgar St protest is heating up. Last week Nelson Weekly reported that city retailers were hanging clothes outside their stores to as a counter protest to Lewis, who now hangs his washing up at his protest spot outside Nelson Farmers. On Sunday two local women decided to join the retailers, by setting up their own protest near where Lewis, who likes to be known as Hone Ma Heke, sits. Pat Craig and Margaret Bowler set up chairs, their own washing line and cardboard signs, similar to those that Lewis displays. Like the retailers, they say they’re angry with Nelson City Council and police for allowing Lewis’ long-standing protest to continue. “We think it looks disgusting with the washing hanging outside Farmers, well, anywhere along the main street, so while Hone might think we’re supporting him,

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Nelson Coastguard volunteer Haden McCrorie won the volunteer of the year award at the regional Coastguard awards recently. He is up for the national award later this month. Photo: Andrew Board.

What a rescue! Coastguard pulls of daring yacht rescue When Nelson Coastguard member Haden McCrorie jumped onto a yacht, battered from two days at sea in “horrific weather”, it was the easy part of the rescue. The hard part was figuring out how to sail the yacht, and then getting it and its two exhausted crew into calm waters in the middle of the night five months ago.

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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz The nine-hour mission, involving most of the Nelson Coastguard crew, earned Haden the “Rescue Vessel Volunteer of the Year” award at the regional Coastguard

awards last month. The yacht, which started sailing from Wellington on route to Auckland, got into trouble when it hit Cook Strait in bad weather. A big wave meant the yacht took on water which destroyed its electrics, including its navigational equipment and motor.

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They were eventually pushed near D’Urville Island and that is when the Nelson Coastguard got the call to help at about 6pm. Haden says plenty of planning took place before they took off, but finding the yacht was tough because of its damaged navigational equipment. A passing ship found it on its radar and pointed the Coastguard in the right direction. After some searching, they found the yacht getting battered by the sea and its two crew in a bad way, at around 9pm. “They weren’t confident hoisting the mainsail and there was very little we could do for them. We couldn’t tow them because the sea was too rough. They weren’t doing well so we devised a plan to board their yacht.” Haden, a skipper, was lucky to have another experienced skip-

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Protester Pat Craig knits while protesting against Trafalgar St’s long-time protester Lewis Stanton, who likes to be known as Hone Ma Heke. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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we’re not,” says Pat. “We’re trying to push somebody in authority to actually do something to get his washing out of the way. If everybody would join in and we all did this, something would have to be done. We don’t agree with him at all, well, his washing anyway, I think that’s a step too far.” Pat says she had thought of the idea before the shops started hanging washing in their windows and thought if she didn’t “hurry up and get it done, it

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New Suter Art Gallery impresses The third oldest art gallery in New Zealand has undergone a major transformation, locals finally seeing The Suter Art Gallery’s fresh, new look at the Sunday reopening. While planning and fundraising for the project started back in 2012, the construction itself began in February 2015 and has significantly changed the look and layout of the building. While the new facility has a much more modern design, it has been built around the Suter Memorial Gallery, which, instead of being rebuilt, has been refurbished. The gallery now features an art library, the refurbished memorial gallery, a beautiful foyer/communal space, a new education room for hands-on art activities, the refurbished performance theatre and an outdoor sculpture walk. The Nelson Suter Art Society also calls the centre home and within its walls they have their own gallery space and meeting room. The Suter Art Gallery also has the most up-to-date lighting available

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and a brand new heating and ventilation system to properly care for the artworks. Hundreds of people attended the reopening and many were impressed with what the rebuild had achieved. “I think it’s lovely and airy, I like the way they’ve raised the ceilings to what presumably was original and I think the light is better for the paintings,” says Nelson’s Une Hilson. “It’s easy to move around, before it seemed to go from one room to another but this is much more open and I think it does the art justice.” “I’m just amazed they’ve managed to do so much with that amount of money, because it’s incredible,” says Beatrice Clover. “All the open spaces and glass windows looking out to the gardens, it’s much more than just an art gallery, it’s a community facility.”

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A car hit the centre wires and was spun around by a truck along Whakatu Drive on Wednesday. Nelson council the minority in Easter trading debate: According to a recent survey, 78 per cent of New Zealand council candidates support shops opening on Easter Sunday, but the majority of Nelson’s candidates don't. “Under new legislation, councils are able to decide whether to allow residents and visitors the choice to go to the shops on Easter Sunday, or to continue current outdated legislation that seeks to ban shopping,” says Retail NZ’s Greg Harford. Nelson and Lower Hutt were the only cities where the majority of candidates said they were opposed to shops opening. However, strong support for allowing shops to choose to open on Easter Sunday was found in Marlborough and Tasman, as well as Wellington, Hamilton and Tauranga.

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As a university student in the 1980s Grant Smithies, like many of his peers, fell in love with Kiwi bands like The Clean, The Chills, The Bats, The Verlaines and Straightjacket Fits. The common thread between them? They had grunt, they had no money, and they had Flying Nun Records. And this month Grant – a Nelson-based music reviewer and feature writer for the Sunday Star Times – will get to interview and play a gig with the man behind Flying Nun Records, Roger Shepherd. Grant and Roger will DJ a gig at Deville on October 21, where the music will be loud and exclusively Flying Nun. The following day, Grant will interview Roger on stage as part of the Readers and Writers section of the Nelson Arts Festival. He says he can’t wait to delve into the mind of the man who created a music subculture. “I’m interested in what made him decide to do it in the first place. He was just a kind of music-obsessed young dude and he got a job in a record store in Christchurch, so he saw how that whole industry worked and I think

there were all these young bands not getting any traction and he just started to work out how you might do it.” Flying Nun was founded by Roger in 1981. He toured the country listening to bands and then tried to figure out how to produce records for the ones he liked. The label rose to prominence after the success of The Clean’s first record, Telly Ho! As a music writer, Grant has interviewed most of the bands that made the Flying Nun label infamous in the 80s and says it’s a fascinating story. “I’ve always been quite inspired, not just for what their records sound like but the whole culture around them, and the sign of a kind of alternative movement through New Zealand in the 80s. These bands were touring at times like the Springbok, tour playing in little halls. I think it’s just a fantastic part of our history and the music still sounds shit-hot now. So I’m looking forward to playing it loud for people in Deville.” The early records produced by Flying Nun had a real DIY feel and Grant says even the art work for the records was done by the bands or by Chris Knox, who was also on the label. “It was a time when, if you wanted

Music expert Grant Smithies will be playing with, and then interviewing, Flying Nun Records founder Roger Shepherd, this month. Photo: Andrew Board. to make a record in New Zealand you had to save a heap of money, go to a professional studio and the studio still really cared about high-fidelity sound and removing all the distortion and having a glossy enough sound that the ra-

dio might play it. But it was also a time when radio was not interested in playing New Zealand music at all. So Flying Nun were one of those labels where bands would often record in someone’s house on a four-track that Chris

Knox owned, and they’d set it up and surround the drummer with mattresses so the sound didn’t leak too much and they had guitarist over there in the hallway. So they made these records with a good, appealing kind of rough sound full of character.” For Grant, The Clean are his favourite Flying Nun band, but he’s keen to hear how Roger found them at the start of their career. “It will be good to hold up a Clean record or a Chills record and say 'ok, tell me about making this. You went to see this band when they were pimply 17 year olds playing in the corner of some pub in Dunedin. What made you decide to put this out? What did you see in this band?' “With a record label you also get insight into a lot of eccentric characters. A lot of the people making that music had colourful lives, they are opinionated, interesting people, so working in a collective way with these dudes must have been quite something.” To buy tickets for the “I’m in love with these times” gig at Deville on October 21, visit Deville. To book tickets for the Roger Shepherd: A Flying Nun Experience on Saturday October 22 at the Granary from 3pm, visit ticketdirect.co.nz.

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Pest proof fence is officially 'closed' Brittany Spencer After 14 years of planning, four years of fundraising and a “herculean effort”, the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary fence is finally complete, and last week Prime Minister John Key was in Nelson to officially open the sanctuary. Over 100 locals gathered around the sanctuary information centre as the trust’s patron and general manager gave speeches alongside the Prime Minster, Nelson mayor Rachel Reese and Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne. The speeches were followed by the unveiling of a plaque, John Key’s symbolic closing of the fence, the signing of the guest book and a mingling time in which all generations got the chance to converse with the Prime Minister.

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Large crowds of locals swarmed Saxton Stadium last weekend for the Home & Garden Show. With 180 exhibitors, the show was open from Friday through to Sunday, selling everything from homes and new wood burners to food and window cleaners the Mike Pero Nelson Giants even made an appearance. Event organiser Josh Shanley says the Claudia Strang, left, paints a house with her grandma Peggy Lee and father Chris Strang show was a “huge success” and even at the Nelson Home & Garden Show over the weekend. Photo: Brittany Spencer. bigger than last year.

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It's a shame that these people seem to be able to go from rental property to rental property and yet careful tenants who have a pet really struggle to get anything! If I was a landlord, I know which I would prefer. In this case, the rental agency should be held to account for damage to any properties they let to these tenants when

they know their history. Tania Brunell. Prince Albert Shield puts smile on Thalia's face: What a beautiful smile she has. Stefanie Coulter. Great work. Community spirit winning, love it! Chris Williams. Editorial on why candidates shouldn't make promises on Southern Link: As a person who lives near the Railway Reserve, I would dearly love a decision done and dusted, which we thought happened in 2004 until our local MP reignited the whole issue again. It causes distress, it is hard to live here when we are a political football for the local election. In years living here, I have not once had a councillor who claims to be pro Link approach me about the issue. I have got pamphlets from both sides by the way and no candidate has called this time. We could have discussed many issues, instead, the candidates concentrated on the one issue to the virtual exclusion of anything else. Delia Morris-Zindel. We need to sort the roads out in Nelson and Richmond! They're a mess! Mike Roberts. Something needs to be done sooner than later as the population is only going to increase. Without a good connection between Nelson and Richmond, Nelson will simply die

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Natureland is set to get a new kea enclosure by the end of the year, thanks to the help of some local businesses. Construction of the 16 metre long walk-through enclosure will start this month, and it will be the biggest project Natureland has undertaken since Trustees Meg and Mike Rutledge came on board almost three years ago. Meg says the purpose of the project is to showcase the biodiversity of the Nelson Region, and the zoo is already home to two male kea – Bruce and Jake - who will eventually be joined by some new cheeky friends, with the new enclosure being able to hold five or six birds. “Kea are the only alpine parrot in the world, and they are notorious for coming into contact with hu-

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re’s the year going? Wow we are into October already. Whe to get well received and it’s been a great way The Open Door Friday Promotion has been you ts, nigh e thes already come down to one of new faces into the Club. If you haven’t Club. and a chance to win a membership to the ials, spec should. We have meal and drink has the Club over the last few months, this We have introduced a few new bands into t orted. If you’re interested in seeing wha been such a positive move and well supp . www schedule is available on our website we have coming up, our entertainment nelsonsuburbanclub.co.nz. party? now, have you booked your work Xmas Christmas is approaching pretty rapidly ing host n agai once be will we announce that You could have it here! We are excited to out of s stres the Take d. orte supp well always very Christmas Lunch here at the Club; this is cooking and come eat with us! the a Twitter page? The Club is getting with Did you know we have a Facebook and ndup-a our all post We . definitely have a look times! If you haven’t already you should . soon ing giveaways are com coming events on there and prizes and of night in our Sports Hall. This will be one We are currently working on an exciting on ning making it a big one! We are plan the last events we run in there so we are er a ‘Saloon’ for the night of 5th of Novemb into transforming our beloved Sports Hall t’ wes ‘wild A t. men rtain a night of fun and ente and bringing the ‘wild west’ to you with a S PLU , us ‘DIXIE PRIX’ band themed progressive supper and the famo $35.00. See reception for all ised prom hs night of games and laug today to secure your tickets! ’s the way we like it! Things are busy here at the Club, but that Stay safe out there. Happy Clubbing All.

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How long have you been part of the Suburban Club? Jenny and myself have been members for around 15 years.

Why did you decide to join? I come from Westport where I was a member of the Buller Working Man’s Club and when Kevin and Jenny Lawrie make the most of their we moved up here, we membership at the Suburban Club. just transferred to the Suburban Club. It’s close Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, to home, the receptionist always and sometimes even on a Tuesday greets you with a smile as you walk night during the summer. in, the staff are always friendly and What you would say to the value for money is far better encourage people to join? than at a pub or hotel. They need to come along and see How often do visit the it for themselves. It’s a very friendly Suburban Club? atmosphere and a great place for We probably support the club on a good company.

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Store Manager Aleisha Brickell and Kyleigh Hazelwood are all pumped up and ready to welcome customers to the new BP Connect on Haven Road.

BP Connect opened its doors on Haven Road last week, marking the third Wild Bean Cafe to open in the Top of the South this year. BP Head of Retail Debi Boffa says BP is committed to the region and excited to open another fantastic new store in the area. “In the past six months we’ve opened three new stores; one in Blenheim, one in Richmond and one right here in Nelson,” she says. Boffa says BP has generated roughly 50 part-time and full-time positions across its three new stores. “While there are new employment opportunities as a result of our expanded operations, it’s fantastic to have seen so many familiar faces transition across from the previous stores as well,” she says. The new 24-hour operation on Haven Road has wide lanes for easy access, ample parking, a carwash and four fuels across every pump; Unleaded 91, Premium 95,

Ultimate 98 and Diesel. BP Connect Haven Road customers will also benefit from BP Ultimate 98 with ACTIVE Technology – recently launched after five years of research and testing. But according to Boffa, it’s not just BP’s quality fuel that sets them apart from the rest, noting that the Haven Road store will also accept New Zealand’s first-ever payin-car technology. “BPMe is our brand new App that was designed to simplify and accelerate the refuelling process. “It’s really fun to use and it’s almost too easy,” she says. “The pay-in-car feature is only available to BP Fuelcard customers at the moment, but our other customers can still download BPMe and scan it at Wild Bean Cafe for coffee loyalty benefits until the personal payment features are ready later in the year.” With a Wild Bean Cafe offering comfortable seating, free WIFI, free

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Cafe on Haven Road newspapers to read while you are waiting and free coffee grinds to take home and use in your garden, Boffa says BP aims to provide a better experience for customers, “no matter what they’re looking for”. Boffa says Wild Bean Cafe is also the number one retailer of barista-made coffee in New Zealand and has been serving Fairtrade Certified coffee since 2008. The new BP Connect store will be added to the company’s national carwash program that recycled more than 70 million litres of carwash water in the past 12 months alone – an initiative that other retailers are yet to implement to this level or scale. BP has also invested in bright energy efficient LED lighting to reduce the site’s power consumption and has installed heat pump technology that allows exhaust heat from air conditioning and refrigeration plants to be recycled and used to heat the building’s water, delivering a more sustainable solution. “But our commitment to the Nelson

community doesn’t just stop at our stores – it was fantastic to award Nelson Surf Life Saving Club with a brand new BP IRB this year,” Boffa says. Nelson Surf Life Saving Club President Marcus Gardner says he is extremely grateful for the new BP IRB because their old one had been “pushed to its limit”. “We are involved in a lot of call-outs around the Nelson-Tasman region so IRBs really are an essential part of our lifesaving armoury. “It really means a lot; not only to the club, but to the entire community,” he says. Boffa says 2017 will see BP enter its 49th year as a partner of Surf Life Saving New Zealand. “We believe this to be the longest unbroken corporate partnership in NZ history which is something we are really proud of and we’re happy to be able to extend the benefits of our partnership into Nelson,” she says.

Wild Bean Cafe team members Lana Steevens and Summah Marfell will offer much more than just quality barista-made coffee – they’ve got a sumptuous range of quality food on the menu too.

BP’s new 24-hour operation on Haven Road has wide lanes for easy access, ample parking, a carwash and four fuels across every pump.

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seating area, which is possibly one of the best outdoor areas around. “And with the beach across the road we want to make it a place where people can come after a walk with the dog and enjoy some really great food and company,” says Phil. From seasoned wedges, nacho’s, chicken nibbles and onion rings, to crumbed camembert, a seafood

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With plenty of outdoor seating, the Sands is the perfect place to have a drink with friends. cluding a range of local and Marlborough wines and, of course, a selection of Monteith’s boutique beers, with Heineken and

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courtesy van operating seven nights a week, simply give them a call to arrange your pick up or drop off. To further enhance the experience, Phil has live entertainment organised for Sunday afternoons, from 1pm-4pm, featuring local solo musicians and duos. In two weeks he’ll be introducing music to Thursday nights as well, running from 6pm until 9pm. With a great range of food and drink, a courtesy van and friendly staff, The Sands Brewery Bar and Kitchen is the perfect place to catch up with friends and family, make sure you come and see them today.

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Nelson Harbourmaster Dave Duncan with Kite Surf Nelson barista Sarah Welford, deputy harbourmaster Josh Hanrahan and some of the free coffee they’re giving away. Photo: Brittany Spencer.

Funding, fuel and coffee for boating safety Simon Bloomberg Free coffee and discounted fuel will be added incentives for boaties and stand-up paddle boarders to make sure they are safe on the water this summer. Nelson city and Tasman district council harbourmasters have received $30,000 from Maritime New Zealand for the next three years, and have teamed up with NPD to promote a boating safety programme, Fuel for Safety. The campaign is aimed at running a series of safety promotions on boat ramps around the region and will start at Labour Weekend. Nelson City Council deputy harbourmaster Josh Hanrahan says Fuel for Safety focuses on education at boat ramps where they will be running through a check list of safety equipment that needs to be on the boats. Recreational boaties with the right safety equipment onboard will receive an NPD voucher for discounted fuel, as well as giveaways. Josh says they ran Fuel for Safety at the Akersten St boat ramp for the first time last year and it proved successful. He

says, this year Coastguard Nelson volunteers will be helping out at the weekends to “add some real weight” to the campaign. “We spoke to people aboard 250 boats as part of last year’s campaign and it went very well,” Josh says. Josh says they will also be repeating a water safety campaign for paddle craft to cater for the “huge upsurge” in numbers of stand-up paddle boarders. Stand-up paddlers will be offered a free coffee voucher sponsored by Kitesurf Nelson’s cafe as a reward for wearing life jackets and leg-leashes. Tasman and Nelson harbourmasters have additional funding from Maritime New Zealand to participate in their nationwide enforcement campaign No Excuses. The programme requires councils to conduct on-water enforcement for up to five days, where a “no excuses” approach will be taken to breaches of key safety regulations including wearing and carriage of lifejackets and boat speed. The boating safety campaign will be launched nationwide during Safer Boating Week from October 14 to 21.

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Historic home houses 20,000 guests, Tuesday, August 9: Warwick House owner Nick Ferrier says they had a great response from the article about the historic home, with 140 people attending their open day on September 18, and another 30 people booked for another one on Sunday. October 9. New Initiative to help dog owners, Tuesday, September 13: After their article in the Nelson Weekly promoting a desexing programme for bully breeds, bully crosses and brindles, organiser Deb says the response from dog owners was huge. In less than a week they had filled their 30 space limit and in the end went over it, desexing around 35 dogs. Deb says they would love to be able to continue the programme. which costs the owner just $25, but unfortunately they do not have the funds. If you have an end to one of our stories contact Jessie on jessie@waimeaweekly.co.nz

ST FRANCIS DAY: Members of St Francis of Assisi church in Stoke celebrated their animals on Sunday including Charlie, far left, Jazz, back left, Chuko, far right and five, week old ducklings, centre. Inviting animals into the church was part of the congregation’s celebration of their patron saint, St Francis of Assisi, whose feast day actually falls on Tuesday, October 4. The service was about celebrating his message of peace and goodwill to all, as well as celebrating his love of animals by blessing the congregation’s own pets. St Francis is the patron saint of peace, ecology and animals. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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If anyone has tried selling online, they’ll understand the effort required to photograph the item, list it, answer enquiries and organise delivery. Nelsonian Tim Wells operates Surplus Clearance - a business that manages the entire process and saves you the hassle. Whether you’re too busy or you don’t feel comfortable navigating the internet, Tim Wells and his team can help. Tim will sell a range of different items on your behalf including; household furniture, appliances, artwork, valuables and musical instruments. Surplus Clearance also helps businesses sell equipment and slow moving inventory. Tim also offers a garage sale service, organising and operating the garage sale from the seller’s property. With over 15 years of sales and marketing experience in a range of industries, Tim can achieve great results, leaving you better organised and with extra cash in your pocket. Local individual Andrew Pullen has used Surplus Clearance and he says; “Finally, I have found a way to cash up all of the valuable items that are filling up my garage and cupboards. Surplus Clearance picked them up, sold them and promptly paid me the proceeds. Simple, easy and the money I have freed up has been great! 5 star service!” For more information or to book a free appointment, give Surplus Clearance a call today. Starting out in real estate at the age of 18, Donna has established a thriving career in the industry and is proud to work with the professional and dynamic team at Summit. With over 16 years experience and a comprehensive knowledge of real estate, Donna has found her niche in property management. For five years Donna has worked hard to look after people’s investment properties and says while the job has its challenges, she loves the variety. Donna is ideally suited to property management as she is a natural communicator who enjoys helping people navigate stressful situations. She understands the administrative and legislative details required and is never phased by the broad range of needs, requests and challenges that Summit’s landlords and tenants encounter on a daily basis. Last year Donna completed her NZQA Property Managers Qualification, one of few in Nelson to actually hold the qualification. She prides herself on the effective way in which she manages properties and says that upholding high standards from the very start often avoids problems with tenants. Donna is always ready to deal with tough situations should they arise and looks forward to helping many more landlords in the future. Give Donna a call today to discuss your property management needs.

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Three generations singing in the Sing It To My Face concert as part of the Nelson Arts Festival this month. They are from left; Emily Whinney, Enda Doherty, 9, and Harriet Whinney. Photo: Andrew Board. kids, around 40 30-60 year olds, and 12 over 60’s taking part so far,” she says. “We have some students from the English Language School and NMIT taking part too, which is great.” Bridget says it’s not too late to get involved, and says they still have people joining in every day. “It will be a real buzz to be involved – no experiences is necessary, it’s all about taking part.”

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“I thought we all played well today and the greens were very consistent for this time of the year. “Yes, they were a little soft but you’d expect that with all the rain we’ve had recently.” The club’s other major tournament to start the season, the Brian Pugh Memorial was cancelled on Sunday due to rain.

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of every season where new bowlers could come and meet some of the regular players and play with guys in teams they wouldn’t otherwise normally play with.” Mike, playing second, proved a good setup man throughout the tournament, with John proving more than capable to have the last say on an end from skip.

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John Haddock’s 25 year wait to get his hands on the trophy his family donated to the Stoke Bowling Club was well worth the wait. John, along with his team mates Mike Carter and Murray Dill, comprehensively won the Haddock Trophy triples, the season opening event, on Saturday. The trio was the only team to win all four of their games and they did so in comprehensive fashion. It was the second time John had won the trophy, after he previously won it in 1992. “The Cup was donated back in 1987, and after winning it in 1992 I’ve been playing for it most years since, but it’s a tough trophy to win.” The trophy was donated by John’s father, Geoff, a past president of the club. “Dad got cancer later that year but he wanted to donate a trophy for a tournament at the start

Tasman United’s marquee signing Paul Ifill proved he can still find the back of the net as the new national league side completed a 10-1 rout of Richmond Athletic at Jubilee Park on Saturday. Paul scored three goals while Scott Risdale and overseas signing Ermal Hajdari each netted twice as Tasman scored seven unanswered goals in the second half. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport.

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Stoke-Nayland favourites Jacob Page With the new senior cricket season starting this weekend, all eyes will be on who can lift their game and take home the three premier competition trophies this season. The Twenty20 and 50-over competition has been joined by a new 110-over competition which replaces two-day cricket. In the first round of 110-over games Stoke-Nayland host Wakatu at Marsden Rec, Waimea Toi Toi welcome Wanderers to Lower Ngawhatu and ACOB travel to the same venue to face Nelson College. Wakatu: Wakatu coach Richard Percy is keen for his team to show they are capable of winning at least one piece of silverware this season. Richard arrived at the club midway through last season and observed areas the team needed to improve to go from being a middle-of-the-road team last season to contenders this season. Veteran Laurie Kirdy has been given the captaincy as the team

Action from last year's senior club cricket season including from left; Stoke-Nayland skipper Ryan Edwards appeals for a wicket; Wanderers players celebrate a wicket; a Nelson College batsman connects with a ball; Wakatu's Greg DeFeu prepares to run out a player; Waimea Toi Toi Whitnall/Chris Symes/Marc Palmano/Shuttersport. look to become more consistent across all areas of the game. “I think we had our moments last year but it’s a case of being more consistent and not giving up in games. “I think the 50-over competition is one that we can target to make a big impact and I believe with the playing group we have an expectation of winning one of the three competitions is a fair one. Key batsmen Brad Smith, who averaged just over 40 last season,

and Matt Macquet, who averaged 44, both return, and Sussex cricketer Abidine Sakande will be the overseas professional. The 22-year-old right arm medium fast bowler has five first class games under his belt and a stint with the England Under-19s. Waimea Toi Toi: Waimea Toi Toi have lost their two spin options but otherwise have a very settled look about them this season.

Captain Jon Routhan says they are likely to have the same core of guys each week which means they will rely less on second grade players and university students. The team has lost Dan Wightman and Sam Field but have retained last year’s top batsman Mason Thelin, bowler Amit Dhiman and most improved player Matt Garguilo. They are unlikely to have the services of Central Districts

batsman Greg Hay as he looks to focus his efforts on the Stags. Jon, who will also play a key allround role, says his team is always there or thereabouts but would like to break their oneday final hoodoo. “We’ve been in the one day final five out of the last six years, but I don’t think we’ve won one for about four years. He said he expected the new 110-over competition, which replaces the two-day competition,

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for cricket season on potentially damp, green pitches, was the first focus.

s batsman Adam Leonard hits a ball through the covers; ACOB i United's Mason Thelin plays a shot. Photos: Evan Barnes/Barry to level the playing field. Stoke-Nayland: Stoke Nayland was the benchmark last year, claiming two of the three titles in a season of immense success in all three formats of the game. Captain Ryan Edwards is back for another year but his wicket-keeping brother Ricky won’t be. Ryan was named Nelson’s Cricketer of the Year at the

end of season awards last season, an event Stoke-Nayland dominated by winning seven team or individual awards. While they have lost the services of Marty King, Ryan says with Dylan Eginton and Brad Duncan, the seaming stocks are looking good. He says the team has minor and major goals for the season, but getting away to a good start in October

Athletic College Old Boys: ACOB player/coach Glen Baumfield says his team is looking for consistency They will look to have the services of Central Districts player Marty Kain, and one on the verge in Josh Clarkson. The new ball is likely to be shared between Liam Baird and Sunny Dhaliwal, with new faces Puneet Nanua and Shea Gillison. Ben Gully, James Graham and Greg Chitty are likely to form a fair bit of their batting depth. Nelson College: The schoolboys will once again juggle club cricket demands with their national secondary school competition commitments through December. The first XI is currently in Australia playing other school sides, while a Nelson College emerging team has also been taken over to get

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valuable experience. Like any school team going up against men, it is often a case of mental application rather than skill set which determines success. Nelson College will have a steady diet of cricket prior to Christmas and with their Australian trip under their belt. Wanderers: Wanderers prevented Stoke-Nayland from a clean sweep of trophies last year with victory in the oneday competition. They dominated the 50-over format and qualified for the decider with a round to spare last season. In the middle order, young batsman Adam Leonard will aim to have another strong season. But it's the stalwarts like opening bat Dan Cooper and pace bowler Hayden Ingham who are senior leaders in the team and will again be important to Wanderers if they are to feature in finals this year.

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Nelson-born New Zealand rally driver Ben Hunt believes he can get more out of his Subaru next season. Photo: Geoff Ridder.

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Nelson-born New Zealand rally driver Ben Hunt is making the most of time away from behind the steering wheel. The 2015 New Zealand Rally Champion completed the national championship season before a knee injury riding dirt bikes meant his offseason plans, behind the wheel of his Subaru WRX STI doing a lot of testing, had to be rethought. Instead, he's been watching his father Richard just complete Waitomo Rally on some of the old WRC roads. Ben remains positive that the car has plenty more to give next season, having a further two years on his deal with the 2016 HYDRAULINK Subaru. "It is hard to watch and be out from behind the wheel, but it's given me a chance to think and

look at things from a different perspective. "Hopefully I can make the most of the break." Ben, who has relocated to Auckland in the hopes of further chasing his rally ambitions, says while the team still runs on a budget, the financial pressure isn't as tight as the early days of his motorsport career.

Nelson's Ben Hunt in action during the season, trying to defend his national rally title. Photo: Scott Johnson.

"I'm fortunate to be in the position that I'm in," Ben says. "The past seven years have been very tough to get funding each season to run a professional campaign. But being in Auckland means I'm close to the sponsors and able to do more with them and get out and fulfill sponsorship commitments, which is a part of the sport I really do enjoy.

"Because without them I'd still be a guy on a farm in Nelson doing club events." Ben says, while a World Rally Championship drive is always the dream, the financial realities of trying to achieve it and follow in the footsteps of Geraldine's Hayden Paddon, make it tough going. "It's always something that I aim towards and yes, that's the ultimate goal, but funding is hard to get for Kiwis as we just don't have the resources and options to raise the money needed for a campaign like that." Ben says, in the offseason, he's keen to ensure he and his team get the most out of the car. "Next year, we want to come back stronger and I'm confident that there is still a lot more that we can get out of the car, so it's all very exciting. "We'll be working hard to get back to speed and hopefully winning rallies."

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There was no off-season for Nelson builder Darryl Bridge. The production saloon driver has been busy down at Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway during the winter months with hammer and saw in hand, in charge of the Nelson clubs maintenance programme. Darryl has spent many hours repairing and improving the track facilities, new storage sheds are on the agenda now the brand-new pit canopy is up, walls and fences have been shifted while general tidying around the track has happened. Last year at prize-giving, Darryl’s tireless efforts, including building the new toilet block, were rewarded with the Tony Coppell Memorial Trophy for Club Official of the Year. Darryl also had a successful production saloon season as well, winning the club championships,

overall season points in Nelson, and King of the Coast in Greymouth. Recently he purchased a Suzuki Swift, which has only done a handful of meetings and is a work in progress, but Darryl feels that it will modernise the aging production saloon class. His previous cars are all 1990s models while the Swift is a 2010, he still has last year’s Integra which will be piloted by Nicole Davey this year,. Darryl’s introduction to speedway was crewing for a mate who raced a street stock car. He then got talked into buying his first production saloon. After four seasons of racing, the challenge this year is to put some laps into the Swift and see what it can do, There are a few trips planned to the likes of Blenheim, Ellesmere, Ashburton, and to defend his King of the Coast title in Greymouth.

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