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Husband of former Nelson woman killed in attacks ‘forgives’ killer Anna Leask and Jonty Dine The husband of a former Nelson woman killed in the Christchurch terror attacks says he forgives the man allegedly responsible for the

shootings.

Farid Ahmed and his wife Husna, were in separate rooms inside the Al Noor Mosque when the gunman opened fire last Friday.

Husna ran classes for children at the mosque, while her husband gave sermons.

Farid Ahmed came to New Zealand in 1988 and Husna in 1994. They married the day

she arrived in Auckland and moved to Nelson that week, living here until Farid was hit by a drink driver about 15 years ago.

As a gunman stormed into the

mosque firing indiscriminately at worshippers, Husna had one priority - getting the women and children to safety.

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Locals turned out in droves over the weekend to give their support to those affected by the Christchurch shootings. Photo: Jonty Dine.

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“Hold your children, come this way,” she screamed as she led the group out a side door and through a gate away from the storm of bullets and carnage behind them.

Once sure they were out of harm’s way, Husna returned inside to help her wheelchair-bound husband.

Husna knew he had no way of escaping the shooter and was desperate to reach him, to help him get away.

As she made her way back into the mosque, she was shot and killed.

Farid said he did not, and could not, hate the gunman.

In fact, extraordinarily, he

has forgiven the alleged mass murderer.

“There is no need for anger - anger and fighting doesn’t fix anything, but through love and care we can warm hearts.

“I was asked ‘how do you feel about the person who killed your wife?’ and I said ‘I love that person because he is a human, a brother of mine,” he said.

“I do not support what he did - he got it wrong. But maybe he was hurt, maybe something happened to him in his life … but the bottom line is, he is a brother of mine.

“I have forgiven him and I am sure if my wife was alive she would have done the same thing. I hold no grudge.”

Farid hoped the gunman

Former Nelson woman Husna Ahmed was one of the victims from Friday’s terror attack in Christchurch.

Photo: Jonty Dine.

- and others who hold the same beliefs - would reflect on what had happened and change his life.

“Every human has two sides - evil and humanitarian; bring out your humanitarian…

instead of killing and hate … I wish I could say that.

“If I can change one person from cruelty to generosity, I’ll be honoured.”

Nelson man Rashad Zafarulla’s was a friend of Husna and was also minutes away from losing a family member.

His brother-in-law was also scheduled to attend Friday prayers at the Linwood Mosque but arrived after the carnage had unfolded.

“The whole Muslim community in New Zealand is separated by one or two degrees, so it has just been devastating,” he says.

Rashad’s brother-in-law was the first to contact him about the shooting.

‘We knew he was there,

and he knew we’d be worried.”

He says his wife’s family were very close with Husna.

Rashad says there is a lot of mourning and processing to be done within the Muslim community.

On Sunday, hundreds of Nelsonians gathered at the Church Steps to stand in solidarity with the Muslim community.

A service for the victims of the shooting will be held at the Nelson masjid, behind Old St John’s on Hardy St, this Friday March 22 from 12.30pm.

It would begin with a holding hands ceremony, followed by Friday prayer at 1.30pm and a prayer for the victims at 2pm.

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Words of comfort for victims

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The love and support shown will overcome the hatred that this man brought to our shores. Love to my many Muslim friends around the world.

I’m a volunteer with Red Cross and I’ve resettled a lot of former refugees and they need to know that they are safe in our community because they’ve often come from trauma. Love and help.... what can you say really?

In the wake of the tragedy in Christchurch we asked Nelsonians for their messages of support for the victims.

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We’re together with you!

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They shouldn’t have done it because technically they are us. It’s really sad.

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Heartfelt respect and love to those who lost their lives.

To their families and the Muslim community; New Zealand is a safe place. It’s beautiful to see that we’ve come together to support them.

As a Christian woman of faith, I say to my Muslim sisters and brothers I will do everything that I can to stand up and speak against racism, to preach and to practice inclusion, acceptance and love.

We’re standing with you in your time of trauma, which is our time of trauma.

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Nelson Girl Guide hopefuls are sitting on waiting lists as the organisation faces a shortage of adult volunteers willing to take up the mantle.

Emma Reeves is one person who has. She spends her days as hydrologist at Nelson City Council, but by night she is teaching young girls how to conquer the world.

The Girl Guide unit leader has been helping to inspire the next generation of females for the past eight years, but with a lack of leaders in Nelson she is encouraging others to give it a go, too.

Having been in the Girl Guides since she was five-years-old, Emma wanted to give back to the organisation and now mentors a group of girls aged five to nine-years-old at the Enner Glynn club.

“I enjoy hanging out with kids.

You can have a bad a day at work, but that changes when you get to your meeting. You can’t have a bad day when you are hanging out with kids.”

Emma says watching the girls’ confidence grow is one of the highlights for her.

And she says you don’t need to have had experience in Girl

Guides before to be a leader.

“One of our leaders had nothing to do with guiding as a girl but wanted to give back to the community. Anyone can do it,” Emma says.

“For me, it involves weekly meetings, preparation for meetings, camps a few times a year and a weekend activity every now and then - but the model is very flexible.”

Emma helps her group work towards badges, which can involve anything from duathlons, outdoor challenges,

camping skills, performing on stage and learning about body confidence.

South Island volunteer recruitment co-ordinator Andrea McClean says they are very keen to recruit new leaders in Nelson.

“We’ve got girls sitting on waiting lists who need new volunteers to get them into units. Even one or two people would make a huge difference.

“Sometimes, unless you put it in front of people, they don’t know this kind of thing is an option.”

Girl Guide leader Emma Reeves is encouraging others to give it a go. Photo: Kate Russell.

There are a range of ages and groups, from Pippins, Brownies, Guides and Rangers. Prospective volunteers can decide on what would suit them best and all support and training is provided.

Group meetings run for up to two hours once a week during school terms, and Emma encourages other Nelsonians to join her.

“I know everyone is really busy these days, but you really get so much more out if it than what you put in.”

Interested volunteers can find out more information at girlguidingnz. org.nz/join-us/volunteers/ or by emailing Andrea at andrea.mcclean@ girlguidingnz.org.nz

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Students strike to combat climate change Jonty Dine

Students took to the streets chanting “this is what democracy looks like” to protest government’s inaction on climate change on Friday.

The demonstration was one of dozens of marches around the country as part of the global “Schools for Climate Change Action”.

One of the organisers of

Nelson’s protest, Emma Edwards, says with the recent droughts and fires in the region, now is the time to be talking about climate change.

“With all these extreme weather events it is hitting close to home and it’s very scary, I want my children to live in the same world that I live in.”

The Nelson College for Girls deputy head girl was blown away

to see so many people standing in solidarity, from pre-schoolers to elderly.

“We are not stopping here, if we did, I’m not sure anything would happen, so we will keep going and make sure our leaders are listening.”

Nelson mayor Rachel Reese then accepted an open letter penned by the youth of New Zealand which she says she will

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“It is late, but it’s not too late to keep our planet safe,” she says.

“We must act now, and our community has come out in huge numbers today and that is empowering.”

Rachel says she met with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern last night who had a message for the people of Wakatu.

“I stand with you.”

Students from across Nelson were out in droves on Friday to support climate action. Photo: Jonty Dine.

Forest fire concert on track Staff reporter Plans are now well under way for the forest fire concert.

The venue is being prepared and the main act, The Warratahs, are getting ready to come across the ditch and put on a great spectacle. While they are here, band members will travel to the fire site and Wakefield to get a better idea of where the fire took hold and the size of the evacuation involved.

Organiser Steve Page is pleased with the progress being made.

“We have some great helpers on board, especially from the Tasman District Council, and everyone involved has either

donated their time or at the very least given significant discounts on stuff we will need. All we want now is for the public to really get behind the event and come along.”

One of the other bands performing is Nelson act Dust & Gold, who recently supported UB40. The duo blend Nikita Fountain’s songbird voice and Mark McKenzie’s rich baritone with an accompanying acoustic sound.

Steve says the bands involved have promised a great party atmosphere.

“It’s important that as a community we can get together have a laugh, enjoy a great

atmosphere and perhaps relax a bit while having fun and that’s what this day is about. We can then put the trauma of the forest fire and anything else that caused a worrisome affect behind us,” he says The event kicks off at 1pm on Saturday, April 13th at the A and P showgrounds in Richmond.

Responders and volunteers get in free with their immediate family, which includes children and partners only. There is a small general public charge of $10 for adults and $5 for kids under 15.

Any local bands that would like to play at the concert can contact Steve at sales@waimeaweekly.co.nz

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Hira Volunteer Rural Firefighters John Olsen, Rosemary Hassan, Gordon Cowie, Kathy Carr, Sean Moynihan, Steve Campion, Ian Thomas and Richard Kunzli. Photo: Sara Hollyman.

Hira community fight fire risks Sara Hollyman The Hira community is getting proactive about keeping their homes safe from future disasters in the wake of the Pigeon Valley fires.

Hira volunteer rural fire gathered the community together on Sunday to share tips on how they can make their properties safer.

Hira fire chief Gordon Cowie says the idea was to give people tools so they can make their properties safer after a lot of people began asking questions on how they could do so.

“The thing is, if you do this you might have a chance. If you do nothing, you’re running the risk of losing your house” Principal rural fire officer Ian Reade gave a presentation of key things that residents can put in place to assist firefighters in fighting a fire.

Ian says people should begin at their house and work their way out to a 10-metre boundary to form a fire-free zone.

“Timber stacked under your house, firewood stacked against the side of your house, bark gardens, hessian door mats, these are the kind of things that are going to allow embers to get in there and set your house on fire.”

Ian says most houses that get caught in large fires burn down before the fire even gets to them.

“Take the Pigeon Valley fire, that was throwing flames and starting new fires 500 metres in front of it, just from the intensity of the heat.”

He says anywhere that leaves gather is a likely place where embers will land and start a fire.

Gordon says the Hira station is the only rural station on that side of town and Nelson North

is a “scary little patch” to look after.

“There’s a lot of houses stuck in the bush. They are lovely spots to build and people don’t think about it … but we can’t get a fire truck in and out.

Gordon says huge lessons were learnt from the Pigeon Valley fires.

“A lot of people didn’t know their neighbours, a lot of people with stock kept in their own little group, whereas someone else could have actually got them out for them so they wouldn’t have had to worry.”

Fire Smart officers are available to come to people’s homes and tell them how to put some preparations in place to make their homes more fire safe, and rural officers are more than happy to come and assess properties to make sure they will have adequate access in an emergency.

Network Tasman lines charges decreasing from the beginning of April Network Tasman’s lines charges will decrease from 1 April 2019. This is good news for almost all consumers as it means the average residential customer’s lines charge will fall by $3.50 per month (including GST).

“The price reduction is happening for several reasons,” says Network Tasman CEO Oliver Kearney. “Firstly, Network Tasman’s charges from Transpower for connection to the national grid have fallen and we are reducing our prices to reflect this. Secondly, in addition to our existing low-user plan we are introducing a standard pricing plan for those consumers that fall outside the low-user regulations. These changes will improve the fairness of our charges for our consumers and ensure that lines charges better reflect the costs of our services.

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Market’s future to be decided Kate Russell

Nelson City Council will tomorrow vote on whether the licence for the city’s iconic Saturday market in Montgomery Square will be renewed.

The licence, which expires on July 31, was debated at a governance

committee meeting earlier this month.

The committee will make a recommendation at Thursday’s full council meeting whether to renew it or not, based on all available information, says Nikki Harrison, group manager corporate services.

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He said he would like to see the market moved to another location and that it would do well where ever it was situated.

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However, long-time market organiser Nita Knight as well as Pic Picot, have both spoken in support of the market staying put, citing it as an important community hub and vital to Nelson’s growth.

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Neville Parker at his new art gallery ‘Origin on Hardy’. Photo: Kate Russell.

Gallery fills gap Kate Russell

Neville Parker never thought he would open another art gallery in Nelson.

After 20 years of sharing art, he gave it up in 2016. But he couldn’t keep away.

The former owner of Parker Gallery and creator of ICON Gallery in Upper Moutere has just opened Origin On Hardy - a collective of local and national art.

“I tried to retire after Parker Gallery - I thought I’d done my work. But the sharing part of art, I’ve done for so long. I come to work

surrounded by beautiful things,” says Neville.

Neville says he doesn’t really see his new space at 123 Hardy St as a ‘traditional gallery’.

“It’s more of an arts and crafts shop - although that often brings to mind crochet booties.

We’re looking at the fine end of the arts and crafts movement.”

Pottery, woodwork, jewelry, glass, framed artwork and Neville’s signature metal work are all featured in the former Little Beehive Co-op space.

“We want it to be as much as a place for locals to come and get a soup bowl, as for visitors to

come to get a memento.”

Neville moved to Nelson from Blenheim 13 years ago and over the years he has represented more than 300 artists.

He says he is always keen to help celebrate local creatives.

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Adams shines a light: Canadian rocker Bryan Adams set Trafalgar Park alight on Saturday night when he hit town as part of his global tour.

He used the stage to pay tribute to the victims of the shootings in Christchurch. “I know there’s a massive elephant in the room tonight, and we just want to say how incredibly sorry we are to the people in Christchurch, and the victims, and their families.”

Earlier in the evening Kiwi legend Dave Dobbyn asked the capacity crowd to stand while he sang “Welcome Home” in honour of the shooting victims.

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Special Housing Areas: It is more than a little interesting to discover that the current government has announced the scrapping of the socalled “Special Housing Areas” legislation. It suggests that it is copping flak for previous foolish decision-making. This iniquitous and in many cases severely damaging, housing policy had to be stopped. Many people throughout the country are now suffering the consequences of a policy which has all but destroyed the normal environmental expectations. The worst part of the legislation is its ability to allow the likes of Nelson City Council to determine where high- density high-rise development is to occur. That is not to say that there are many situations where highrise is perfectly acceptable but for some strange and irresponsible reason the legislators at the time could not see the damage that was glaringly going to occur. In-

stead, had the focus been put on the vagueness of the Resource Management Act, which has arguably been responsible for at least a 30% increase in housing costs, we would all have greatly benefited. Hopefully, candidates for the forthcoming local elections will recognise how badly structured the RMA is and work to lobby government to make it the prescriptive document it must be. Kerry Neal Road toll: Arguably, one of the reasons our road toll is so high is very poor decisions made by the roading authorities. For example, leading into Richmond, arrows on the road showing which lane to move to aren't just confusing - you can't see them when cars cover them. Clear overhead signs are obviously needed. Even worse is culpably keeping vegetation so high on busy roundabouts - like the one on the bottom of Trafalgar Street - that motorists can’t see what's coming from all directions. Obviously, motorists need all the help

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editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz facebook.com/nelsonweekly www.nelsonweekly.co.nz they can get. Obscuring visibility is inexcusable. Rob Fitzgerald Nelson’s new airport terminal comes under fire for lack of airconditioning: I noticed that last time I was there, it was so hot in there. Michelle Dalton Totally saw that coming as soon as I heard about the plans...sheesh! But the build isn't finished yet so I guess next summer we shall be able to judge a bit fairer. Julia Young The architects need to take responsibility here.

This is a design failure.

Sarah Sharp I'd have thought installing a proven, modern, environmentally-friendly, air conditioning system would have been a given in a new building like this. Guess I thought wrong.

The airport needs to ensure this problem is sorted by the time the new terminal is fully completed.

Dennis Goodman

So how much did this structure cost to not have the most common-sense requirements of any indoor public building these days ? Guess in the middle of winter it'll be an ice box!

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way to acknowledge the many people who were affected by the fire, and those whose good and kind spirits shone brightly just when they were needed most.

Well done, Freeman Roofing team, and thank you. Sue Davies

I hate to say it, but this is a rather disappointing terminal in more ways than one.

As gateway to our city it fails to be welcoming. Carrie Fletcher

Finding new life in death: Andrea does an amazing job supporting others who are going through the motions of loss. Great team at Simplicity Funerals. Stephanie Murch

Freeman Roofing donates Prezzy cards to those affected by Tasman fires: My partner was so amazed when he got one, thank you guys so much, such an awesome thing to do, you guys rock. Brittany Jacobsen I received one of these and am extremely grateful! Good work, Freemans!

Laura Cresswell In times of adversity, it’s humbling to see the good things that come from our awesome community. What a great

Nelson Matters Shock and grief has swept over our community and country from last Fridays atrocity in Christchurch. The loss of 50 innocent lives including children as young as three is horrific enough. We must add to this 36 wounded and thousands left with lifelong emotional scars.

The loss of life is compounded by this being a deliberate act of hatred, committed in a place of prayer and on people who came to our country for refuge.

We grieve with the families for their loved ones. We pray for the recovery of those in critical care.

They are Kiwis and this is an attack on us. We stand side by side with our Nelson Muslim com-

munity and must ensure they feel safe, valued and loved.

We acknowledge the bravery and humanity of those confronting Fridays horror. Police, St John Ambulance staff and the dedicated doctors and nurses at Christchurch Hospital deserve our praise and thanks. There was also extraordinary acts of bravery by citizens that saved lives.

This was an attack on our Kiwi values. This racist monster is wanting to ferment hatred and violence. We must respond by reasserting louder than ever our values of freedom of religion, respect for all cultures and zero tolerance for violence.

We must also ensure we give

him no opportunity to peddle his hate through his trial. He has silenced 50 innocent people. We make a mockery of our justice system if any opportunity is given to him to further spread his evil rantings.

This tragedy is also a brutal reminder that New Zealand’s geographical isolation is no protection from the international rise of extremism and terrorism. We also need to recognise that all cultures and religions can produce radicals capable of mass murder.

There are three areas where we need to ask some hard questions as we look to prevent such atrocities in future.

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Firstly, our security services like the NZSIS and GCSB failed to detect the threat this man posed, despite him posting highly provocative material. I often hear from Nelsonians opposed to even having such agencies.

They are needed and must be strengthened.

Secondly, it is unacceptable that this maniac was able to legally access such a stack of weaponry.

We are going to need to review and tighten our gun laws.

Thirdly, we must find a way to curb the spread of hatred and extremism on the internet and social media while respecting freedom of expression.

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This week we focus on respectfully remembering the victims and supporting their families. I have organised with our Muslim community this Friday at 12.30pm a community holding of hands around the new Nelson Mosque in Hardy St to symbolise our protection. We also have Race Unity Day at Victory Square on Sunday from 11am to 4pm. Together we Nelsonians need to make a strong stand for freedom, peace and tolerance.

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Every few weeks the Nelson Weekly speaks to someone interesting with an interesting story to tell. This week we sit down with Jenn Currie who recently returned to Nelson from overseas and turned up to help work at Saturday’s Bryan Adams’ gig that was supported by Dave Dobbyn and Jordan Luck, only to find herself on stage filming the action.

How did you come to be working at the event in the first place?

I told the woman running the gig that I had worked events before, so she put me on the waiting list.

I wasn’t even sure if I was going to work at all. Then she called and she asked if I could help clean up the rubbish after and I said ‘sure’. It’s a good excuse for good concert. Then she told me on Saturday ‘I’ve got a new job for you. I need you to operate a camera’. I had no idea what that was going to entail. ‘Sure thing,’ I said. So I just rocked up and they had a different company in charge of the camera. Then they asked ‘what experience have you got?’ There was dead silence.

None of us had ever worked on cameras before.

What was their reaction?

I think they were a little bit taken aback. He said ‘they are not just your phone cameras’. We

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That must have been a bit overwhelming?

I was pretty nervous to be honest not only have I not operated one, but on stage everyone could see me. So, I had to try and look like a professional even though I had no idea what I was doing. It took a while to get on stage as I didn’t have the right accreditation. But

they ended up getting me my own pass which meant I could go anywhere I wanted to. Then I got about five minutes of practise. It was fixed to one spot on the front corner of the stage. Luckily, I didn’t have to lift it because it was so heavy. They were like ‘don’t touch any of these buttons’ so that was a bit intense.

So you filmed Dave Dobbyn and Jordan Luck?

Yea. Bryan Adams had their own people who were probably a bit more experienced. The first time I went out on the stage I expected people to tell me to go away but they didn’t. it was quite surreal.

How did you enjoy it?

It was great. It was a bit different and it was exciting to get on stage. We actually met Dave Dobbyn afterwards, so we got to go and eat in the catering area and he came in with the band.

We had a good chat. He was really nice, and he was talking about how he was finding it quite hard with everything going on in Christchurch. It was a really human moment.

And what did you think of the concert?

It was great. I got to watch Bryan Adams and then worked through the night picking up the rubbish and helping take down the stage, so it came full circle.

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New Age Concern website launched: Age concern Nelson Tasman have launched a new website featuring an events calendar for over 65-year-olds. The new site, at www. ageconnnect.org.nz, provides a snapshot of AgeConnect and the new events calendar helps connect people to events and activities and features regular and oneoff events, such as educational seminars, social outings, fitness classes, craft groups and shows.

It is updated regularly with new items frequently being added.

Events can be submitted online via the website or via email to support@ageconcernnt.org.nz Correction: Consultants are being used by Nelson City Council to help with the processing of resource consents. A lack of staff and high application numbers has contributed to 19 per cent of resource consents missing their deadline between October and December. The Nelson Weekly previously reported that the lack of staff contributed to 19 per cent of building consents missing their deadline of 20 days. This was incorrect. Five per cent of

building consents missed their deadline over the past year.

Nelson City Council says the building consent team is fully staffed and prepared to handle the increase in building consent applications.

NCMA celebrates 125 years of music: The Nelson Centre of Musical Arts is marking its 125th birthday this year with a celebration series.

Each concert in the series will take place at 3:30pm on the second Sunday of the month from March through to September. There will be performances by Tom Rainey, Douglas Mews, Yid-Ee Goh, John

WEDNESDAY 20 March 2019 Thomson with Monica Chang, plus more. The NCMA is also holding a lunch-time concert on Thursday, 21 March, at 1pm, with all profits going to the Christchurch Victim Support Fund. Tickets are $15 and there will also be donation buckets. More information on the celebration series can be found at www.ncma.nz All Nelson reserves now open: Nelson City Council have reopened all reserves, including the entire Dun Mountain Trail.

Most trails have been assessed, but not all, so residents are being asked to take extra care as there is a possibility that some of the minor

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Animal Farm to close: After five years of sharing their furry friends with the community, Vicky and David Pattinson will close the Animal Farm at the end of the month. Changes in personal circumstances are forcing the owners to shut the business and sell their land.

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Course no obstacle for Wairua Warriors Jonty Dine

Trevor Voyce was “suffering” as he fought for first place in the annual obstacle race, Wairua Warrior.

After failing to negotiate two of the final obstacles at the Cable Bay Adventure Park course, Trevor was punished with 60 burpees.

He had gained a substantial lead heading into the finish, however, soon the pack began to catch up on the frontrunner.

The adventure racer managed to summon some extra reserves and powered home, 30 seconds ahead of the next racer to claim the win in his first ever Wairua Warrior.

“I hate burpees, it was real suffering, I definitely need a drink now,” he said after the event.

Trevor says he could feel his lead being diminished and was disappointed to fall at the final hurdle.

“I had a decent gap till those last two, that’s where they caught up on me, it was close.”

Trevor says it was “the grip stuff ” which he found most difficult.

Trevor Voyce came away with the title of Wairua Warrior over the weekend. Photo: Shuttersport.

“I used to do a bit of adventure racing, so I had a bit of a base on the endurance side of things, but the obstacles were a fresh challenge.”

Just shy of 600 racers took part in the fifth annual obstacle race on Saturday morning, an event which organizer Greg Witika says is getting bigger and better each year.

Runners had to negotiate inverted ladder rope and wall climbs, traverse bars, barbed wire crawls, balance beams the ‘ditch of doom’ and plenty more agonising obstacles.

Greg says the Wairua Warrior is about taking time out of our technologically dependent lives.

“We live in a day and age where if you need to know something you ask ‘Dr Google’ or go to Youtube and we get lazy, I try to get people to stop, be present, and ask questions.”

Greg says each year they try to be more innovative with the obstacles.

“We want to challenge people to think on their feet. To me that’s special and why I love doing what I do.”

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SportS Cricket: Only one game was played during the final week of Tasman Premier League cricket round robin, the table-topping Dolphins beating ACOB in Blenheim.

Both games scheduled for Nelson were abandoned when it was deemed that wickets could not be prepared in time after much-needed rain fell in the province this week.

The result means Dolphins will meet ACOB again next week in the semis, also to be staged in Blenheim, while Stoke Nayland will end up second qualifier, and will host the Falcons in Nelson.

Cycling: Age proved no barrier for dozens of cycling stalwarts on Saturday with many of the South Island’s top master’s track cyclists in action.

The Tasman Wheelers Track Cycling Carnival included short and sharp sprint events to longer

track races. The competition was very close in the A grade with local trackies Brett Grimwood, Warwick Spence, Phil Hunt and Paul Michel always sprinting for the finish line with only tyre widths often separating them.

The over 65-grade featured some of the track cycling stalwarts with Roger Smith, Dave Fairweather and Murray Cameron all doing their best to outdo each other.

The carnival also catered for Paraplegic competitors with Peter Restrieuax from Ashburton, Merv. Grewar from Hokitika and Brian Jacobsen from Takaka all proved very keen to sprint against each other. The Mighty Masters Track Cycling Carnival wound up with the 10-lap feature handicapped “Wheel” race. The hectic race to the finish saw Warwick Spence just edging out Phil Hunt with Trevor Cameron not far behind.

Football: With grounds rock hard and the region’s drought set to continue,

the call has been made to delay the start of the junior football season from April 6 to May 4.

Nelson Bays Football manager Nic Foster says after careful deliberation, they had little choice but to postpone the junior season’s kick-off.

“The drought has adversely affected the grounds and whilst there has been rain, at this stage, it is not enough to encourage grass growth and get the junior pitches ready for April 6.”

Nic says he has worked through an audit of every ground in the region and can only activate about 16 pitches by seasons start.

“Most of these pitches are senior fields, they won’t be in great condition but they are playable.”

The risk of further damaging the fields and the possible Health and Safety implications of is a concern to the councils and NBF but the 16 available pitches may mean senior men’s and women’s football will be unaffected with those competitions still set to commence on April 6.

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The Tasman premier club rugby competition, which kicked off across the top of the south on Saturday, has been revamped for the season.

The action will start with Tasman Trophy cross-over games, points scored against fellow sub-union sides being carried forward to the second part of the season, a sub-union round, followed by semis and culminating in a sub-union final.

Tasman Rugby Union chief executive Tony Lewis said there were several reasons behind the new-look format, including the fact it suited the Mako selectors better.

He says the new format also allows for our premier players to be involved in our premier competition.

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Nelson RFC Ones to watch - After getting a taste of Mitre 10 Cup rugby last year, Willy Havili will look to reassert himself as one of the premier fly halves in the region. The solid midfield combination of Nick Foxley and Chris Kerslake will provide the backbone of the backline while Kershawl Sykes-Martin will

look to build on a strong debut season in 2018.

Prediction - Champions.

The country’s oldest club boast the strongest squad on paper but will likely be without a number of its stars for majority of the season. David Havili, Ethan Blackadder and Quinten Strange have cemented themselves in the Crusaders squad and will be unlikely to feature for club this season. That leaves the likes of Isiah Miller and Tima Fainganuuku needing to step up and lead the side.

Waimea Old Boys Ones to watch - Having been a schoolboy star across the ditch, Campbell Parata was relentlessly pursued by Australian rugby but the young first five opted to sign with his country of birth. Campbell will face stiff competition for a starting spot at his new club with the likes of James Lash in the squad, but the young gun brings a huge reputation from the Gold Coast and will no doubt make his mark. Number 8 Bailey Tau Tau has also come to the region with huge wraps from Queensland.

Prediction - Runners-up Waimea had a disappointing 2018 losing a number of close fixtures and failing to defend the Tasman Trophy. However, a number of off-season signings has bolstered the squad as they look to re-establish themselves.

An injection of young blood as well as the retention of its stalwarts should see a strong season for the boys at Jubilee.

Expect to see Waimea come finals time this year.

Marist Ones to watch - Te Puhoe Stephens enjoyed a successful off-season stint with the national sevens side, even scoring in his debut to help seal a win against Argentina. The blockbusting number 8 will bring buckets of confidence back to the club rugby scene where he forms a powerful combination with Caleb Havili. After limited appearances in 2018 because of U20 duty, speedster Jamie Spowart’s fleet feet will cause nightmares for defences.

Prediction - Third.

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sep shape as key members of a powerful squad at the end of 2017. Look for the boys from forward pack.

Brightwater to bounce back in 2019.

With Women’s Rugby reaching unprecedented success in New Zealand in recent times, local Women’s Club Rugby has become an important stepping stone for players playing in the Farah Palmer Cup and then, potentially, national honours. break its decade-old Tasman trophy hoodoo.

Stoke Ones to watch - New recruit Max Nalder will be nipping at the heels of incumbent halfback Jack Grooby who made his Mako debut last year. Kalani Parkinson has also joined the squad with brother Rupena. Kalani was part of a star-studded St Kentigan 1st XV and

brings plenty of versatility with him to Greenmeadows.

Prediction - Fourth.

Stoke stunned the region last year in the sub-union final, upsetting both Nelson and Marist away to claim the championship. The Eagles have lost a key attacking weapon in fullback Sam Chamberlain who has transferred to Waimea, but still possess a number of threats out-wide. Anty-Bennett and Blair Prin-

Kahurangi Ones to watch - Lock Tim Sail and outside back Stein Scheiber will co-captain the side this year and be integral to the club’s chances.

Prediction - Sixth Kahurangi had a poor 2018 but with returning players Manu Parkin, Kane McLeod, Aaron Coe, Qoriniasi Gucake, Mike Wells, Stephen Hughes, Hanna Corbett Burrows as well as new players coming out of junior grades Jacob Limmer, Jan Lammers and Henry Leaf, the side looks set to push for play-off footy this season.

Wanderers Ones to watch - Schoolboy star Apetone Vaka will make his Wanderers debut this season. The bruising centre was a key member of the National Champion St Peter's College 1st XV last year and has made the move to Tasman to further a promising rugby career.

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Protect your digital identity

L

ooking back over the past few decades, it’s amazing to think how much our lives have changed in the digital world.

These days email accounts are part of our everyday life. We use them to communicate and manage all manner of online interactions and transactions without a second thought.

Our email address has become our digital ‘identity’ – we use it to set up and control our other online accounts. For that reason alone, it’s really important that we protect it. One of the best ways to do this is to make sure your email account password is strong, and different to all your other passwords.

Protecting your email account from attack is crucial. If someone gets hold of your account password, they have access to a world of personal and financial information that’s stored in your email.

This means they could: •

watch your emails to see when you’re due to make a payment to someone and swap out the bank account details so the payment goes into their account instead

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download all your contacts and send them an email that tricks them into clicking on a link that downloads a virus

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use your email address to log in to other online accounts, reset the passwords and access those accounts.

Our email address has become our digital ‘identity’ – we use it to set up and control our other online accounts.

It’s very easy for them to do. It’s also very concerning because the impacts of any of these cyber attacks can be significant and have serious results for you, your family and friends, and your finances.

Because of this, it’s important that your email account is super protected.

And by super protected, I mean it needs to have its own unique and strong password.

Use different passwords for every account.

Jonty Dine Following the devastating terror attacks in Christchurch on Friday, two football matches that were set to be played in Nelson at the weekend were called off.

Nelson Suburbs and Tasman United were scheduled to play Christchurch teams Coastal Spirit and the Canterbury United Dragons.

Suburbs operations manager Gary Hinks was part of a lockdown at his grandchild’s day care centre.

He and his daughter went to the day-care at around 3pm and were told they could not leave.

“They locked the gates and the doors and had us all in a room in the middle of the daycare.”

It wasn’t until three hours later that they were able to go home.

Gary says the football community is in mourning and the decision to postpone the match against Coastal Spirit was the right one.

Tasman United player and Syrian refugee Ahmad Osman says he felt unsafe as a Muslim man following the terror attacks in Christchurch. Photo: Shuttersport.

“Both Mainland and Nelson bays Football knew some of the victims, we certainly understood the fact they called it off.”

Gary says it is important to show respect for the victims and those affected by the attacks.

“It is a sad time for the people targeted we just have to think of them as we go on.”

Tasman United player and Syrian refugee Ahmad Osman says he never thought something like this would happen here in New Zealand.

“At a certain point, even I felt unsafe as Muslim.”

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The key to protecting your digital identity is to set up different passwords on each of your accounts. That way, if someone does get hold of one of your passwords, they won’t be able to use the same password to get into your other accounts. If you have trouble remembering passwords (let’s face it, we all do), write them down but store them away from your computer and phone.

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A long password is a strong password. A string of four or more words is as strong as using a mix of numbers, letters and characters, and easier to remember. eg. Frozencokeisdelicious

PS: Consider using a password manager to store your passwords. It’s an app that stores all your passwords securely so you only have to remember one password.

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Ahmed says one of the people who was killed in the attacks was a Syrian who only had only moved to Christchurch a couple of months ago.

“He came here as a refugee so I can’t tell how I felt to hear that, I know how lucky he thought he was lucky to be in New Zealand.”

He says he has been inundated with messages of support from his Kiwi friends.

“To all my Muslim brothers and sisters, one person won’t change our thoughts about this country, we will stand together, stronger.”

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Nelson sides sent a strong statement after round one of the E’stel Tasman Trophy with five wins from five fixtures over their regional rivals on Saturday.

The defending champions enjoyed a dominant, albeit at times sloppy victory at Neale Park.

Nelson ran in three tries in a scrappy affair against Moutere to claim a 23-10 first up win.

Players stood arm in arm before kick-off for a moment of silence in honour of the 49 victims of the Christchurch mosque shootings.

Skipper Chris Kerslake opened the scoring for the host’s season as he crashed over after a sustained rumble from the forwards.

Pelefoti Siaki scored Nelson’s second from a Moutere lineout error soon after, as the visitors had no answer for Nelson’s powerful pack.

Ben Finau pulled one back for his side as the men from Moutere managed to stay in the fight.

A scrappy start to the second saw another referee’s warning as Moutere crept another three points closer.

Nelson’s response was immediate however, some slick backline passing setting up fullback Saul Lewis for the home side’s third.

Kerslake says it was a solid win first up.

“That was the first hit-out for the season so happy to get the win.”

He says discipline was an issue for his side, but the debutants all stepped in their first appearance for the club.

“The players that came on were all class so definitely some positive signs.”

Matthew Soper defied his size at first five as he took on the line numerous times to strong effect and led the side around the park admirably in Havili’s absence.

Scorers: Nelson 23 (Kerslake, Siaki, Lewis, tries Barry 1 con 2 pen) Moutere 10 (Finau, tries Reece 1 cons, 1 pen) Over the hill in Marlborough, Marlborough proved too strong for Central.

Results: Nelson 23 def Moutere 10 Kahurangi 40 def Renwick 13 Marist 37 def East Coast 12 Waimea Old Boys 57 def Central 21 Wanderers 23 def Waitohi 8

Nelson fullback Saul Lewis crashes over during his sides 2310 win over Moutere. Barry Photo: Whitnall/Shuttersport.

With the scores at level 21-21 Waimea bagged their fourth just before halftime to take a 26-21 advantage into the break.

Although they turned with a slight wind advantage in the second 40, it was a noticeable lift in aggression, improved execution and impact from the bench that allowed Waimea to run away with the match.

Wingers Mo Tau, who scored a hat-trick, Mitch Amberger, with a double, and replacement Xavier Albert were always dangerous on the flanks.

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First five Campbell Parata, a former Australian schools rep, impressed in his first outing, contributing 17 points.

Waimea Old Boys 57 (Mo Tau 3, Mitch Amberger 2, Angus Kay, Kaide Whiting, Xavier Albert tries; Campbell Parata pen, 7 con) Central 21 (Nigel Satherley, Peter Vakaloa, Braden Stewart tries; Glen Smith 3 con) HT 26-21.

In other results, Marist and Waimea Old Boys also enjoyed first up wins over East Coast and Central respectively, while Kahurangi pipped Renwick and Wanderers edged Waitohi.

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DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: myevent@nelsonweekly.co.nz nayLand primary giant garage sale. 29 March 5-7pm, toys, clothes, sports gear, baby gear, food stalls. anger Friend or Foe with Anne Bate. Thursday 21st, 12:30 - 2:30pm. Two hour workshop. Understanding anger, what’s really going on and tools to stay in control. Contact the Nelson Women’s Centre to book 03 5467986. neW to neLson? Join Citizens Advice and Nelson Newcomers for coffee at Morri Cafe, 244 Hardy Street from 10am third Tuesday each month.

Call Jane 546 7681. Next meeting Tuesday 16th April. astronomy Public viewing nights, if clear sky, at Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai, Nelson, Fridays 22 and 29 March, 8.30pm to 10.30pm. View dark sky objects through our telescopes. $5 koha per person, $15 families. Dennis 5470525. neLson institute taLK Nigel Costley presents “Matter Over Mind”, an illustrated lecture on the gallant science of Phrenology, unjustly called ‘Psychology’s little faux pas’. Sun 7th April. Nelson Library Activities Room. 2pm. $2pp. Queries 5483101. Please arrive in good time to ensure a seat. spirited conversations Wed 27 March Hear CTU economist and policy director Dr Bill Rosenberg on transforming New Zealand’s low-wage economy. Yaza Cafe opens 6pm. Speaker 7.30pm.

No reservations. Koha. ph 5486241 stoKe seniors Tues Mar 26: Nayland Boys Choir 1.30pm $5 Thurs Mar 28: Heart Foundation Talk at 1.30pm $3. 548 Main Rd. Stoke PH: 5472660. fun safe poi/ Kapa HaKa cLasses for women, girls and anyone 12+ who identifies as female. 4.15-5.30 Sundays March 24, 31, Victory Community Centre. Feel strong and expressive in body and mind. BOOK by texting Liz 0210582088. Absolute Beginners welcome. Tū whitia te hopo! Koha free tabLe tennis after school programme for 11-15yrs. 6pm til 7.30 Fri 22 & 29 March. Saxtons Field. Bats and balls provided. Gordon 021 462 399 come and be energiZed, entertained and educated about ways to help your strength and balance and prevent falls in this Ticking the Boxes Seminar presented by Abbe West. Thurs March 21st 1-2:30pm St Barnabas Church Stoke. favourite Hymn community singing Wed 27 March 2.00 pm, Stoke Methodist Church 94 Neale Ave; Stoke. Afternoon tea to follow. Enquiries Ph 546-4358.

Waimea music cLub meets 24th March in Loney Hall Wensley Rd, Richmond at 1. 15pm.

Contact Pres Clive ph 5530526 or Sec Pat 544576 frencH fiLm festivaL The annual festival showcases a fantastic line up of 38 movies and runs till March 27. All films shown at the Suter and with English subtitles. Tickets from State Cinema. Program: www.frenchfilmfestival.co.nz. Organized by Alliance Francaise, Nelson - contact: afntsecretary@gmail.com neLson 50+ WaLKing group March 28th, Greenhills Lookout, Motueka Valley. Ph. Julie, 545 0989 or Lou, 547 7727. neLson 50+ mini WaLKers March 26th, Kimi Ora. Meet 10 am at Kaiteri car Park. Ph. Bob, 548 5048.

Line dancing beginners class now started again 9.30.am Tues and Thurs , Methodist Church hall Putaitai Street Stoke. All ages/gender. Gentle dance routines to great music. Excellent cardio.

Meet and make new friends. Free morning tea.

Please bring own cup. We are a caring Community. Arrive or ph 0274 491 569. Diane Sutherland/ Arbuthnot.

HoListic puLsing with Rona Spencer. Nelson Women’s Centre, 44 Trafalgar Street. Holistic Pulsing is a mind/body therapy that uses a rhythmic

rocking movement that works on many levels, allowing muscles etc to ‘let go’. Koha. Ph 5467986 to book.

WaKapuaKa indoor boWLs Tuesday nights 7pm. New season starting March 19, Clifton Tce School Hall. New members welcome. Give it a go, a family friendly game for all ages. Equipment supplied. Just turn up or ph Shirley 539-6205. caKe decorators are holding an all-day workshop on Sat 30 March. Creating a 6 inch rosette cake. Starting 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. Stoke Methodist Church. Contact Desiree 0276302359. iseL Ladies probus cLub welcome to our friendly club, 4th Wed monthly, Elim Church, Stoke at 10am (Coffee and lunch groups also).

Joy 538 0035 or Sue 5486062 engLisH conversation group for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm, Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile Street, by Nelson Central School.

Informal conversation, tea, coffee. Rachael Ph 02102686970. aLZHeimers neLson monthly Library sessions provide an opportunity for those looking for information, advice and support around Dementia.

NELSON: 4th Wed 10-11.30am. STOKE: 4th Thurs 9.30-11am red Hat society – neLson saucy sisters.

We are a global Society of women that encourages and supports women in their pursuit of FUN, FRIENDSHIP, FREEDOM, FULFILMENT, FITNESS. We are refining the traditional notions of ageing. Meet 2nd Wednesday each month. See our FB page. For more info. Rae 5473074 or Margaret 5473089. artHritis society coffee morning We meet at Char Bar & Grill 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 23 January 2019. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 Have you tHougHt of becoming a voLunteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our site volunteernelson.org.nz 546 7681 free seminar Winning relationships. Presenter Jevon Clarke, author, therapist and relationship coach 6.30 Tues 16 April ’19. Fairfield House. For info and to secure your seat, www. winningrelationships.net friday nigHt boWLs commencing soon. Presbyterian Hall, top of Songer Street. 7 pm. No previous experience needed. Come and enjoy; good friendly fun. Contact Iain. Ph 5473329. neLson camera cLub meets 2nd and 4th Mondays 7.30pm Netball Pavilion, upstairs Saxton Road, Stoke. We welcome all photographers from beginners to experienced. Contact 021 2360 847. www.nelsoncameraclub.co.nz scottisH country dancing is done in groups, no partner needed. Come along on Thurs March 21st, 7.30pm at the YMCA hall, Toi Toi St, Nelson, your first night is free. Contact Kelly 021 173 9642, nelson@dancescottish.org.nz coLorectaL cancer support group, Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy St, for those who are going through or who have gone through colorectal cancer, and their carers/support people. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org. nz cuLturaL eXperiences Exploring New Countries, small group travel, home hosting and friendship, interested, learn more, join Nelson Friendship Force, social meetings 3rd Sun monthly. Judy 5446429 deatH cafÉ Facilitated discussion; topics determined by attendees. NB this is not a bereavement support group. See: http://deathcafe.com.

Last Sat monthly, Activities Room, Elma Turnbull Library, 1.30 - 3.00pm koha requested. deatH matters fiLm last Friday monthly. $4 koha. nelsondeathmatters@gmail.com or Barbara 027 939 0024 $3 LuncHtime meaLs Are you sometimes hun-

gry or lonely or both at lunchtime? If it’s a Tues, Wed or Thurs you’re welcome to come for a dinner type meal, at 12pm at All Saints hall behind the church, 30 Vanguard St, cost $3. 5482601. better breatHing cLasses for asthma and other respiratory conditions held in Enner Glynn, Motueka and Richmond every month. Ph Nelson Asthma Society for class details or email asthma. nelson@xtra.co.nz. feeLing sad, stressed, depressed, or stucK? Identify and explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor. Up to 10 face to face counselling sessions available now for individuals and couples. 548 2400 lifelinc.co.nz needing a neW direction? Want to express yourself to others in a more meaningful way?

Join our Counselling GROUP on Tuesdays in Nelson, spaces available now. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. Interested?

Call Life Linc Nelson 03 548 2400 or visit www. lifelinc.co.nz got any spare cLotHes? Help our community by bringing them to the Life Linc Goodwill Shop on Collingwood St. opposite Fresh Choice.

All proceeds help fund low cost counselling for couples, individuals and families in Nelson. engLisH conversatation group for esL speaKers Students, locals, visitors. Wed 4.306pm, Trinity Church, back right- hand door, 64 Nile Street, by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea, coffee. Rachael 021 02686970 sit & be fit Fun seated exercise, approved community strength and balance class. Mon 10.15am Saxton Field Football Clubrooms. $5. Nicola 546 8444 me/cfs/fm support neLson bays Find support with others who understand. Come and join our small informal group, first Wed of each month, Sinful Café, Queen St Richmond, 10.3011.30am, strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com. aLcoHoLics anonymous Is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? Want to stop drinking but can’t? Maybe we can help. Support meetings every day. 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757 www.aa.org.nz. brain inJury association support, information and education for people with a brain injury, and their families. Meet others at our social activities and support group meetings. If you are interested in learning more contact us on 5466656 or nelson@brain-injury.org.nz also see more about Brain Injury NZ on www.brain-injury. org.nz you need to LaugH, it will diffuse the stress.

Join us on Wed 5.30pm Victory Community Centre. $2 koha. Bring something to lie on for the relaxation at the end. Cath 5451207. neLson guiLd of WoodWorKers meets 7pm in the Nayland College woodworking room on the last Tuesday of each month between Feb and Nov. Bill Filmer 5475104.

Latino corner Keen to practice/learn Spanish? Join our Free Language exchange of “Spanglish” every last Fri of the month at Wakatu Hotel, 8pm. Mingle with the Latino community and have fun. Fiesta afterwards! More info on Facebook. centraL garden group, Stoke Methodist Church Hall, Neale Ave. Every 2nd Wed of the month, 1.30pm. New members welcome. Barry 547 9086 neLson frencH aLLiance Junior French classes (5 to 17 yo). All levels, start Feb, After school, central location. http://www.afnelsontasman.org/learn-french.html or email esther.sassenburg@gmail.com african drumming cLasses for women, girls and anyone 12+ who identifies as female.

4.15-5.30 Sundays, March 3, Victory Community Centre. Feel strong and expressive in body and mind. BOOK by texting Liz 0210582088. Beginners welcome. Tū whitia te hopo! Koha accepted.

Community notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising only. For classified ads and public notices please call 548 5900. Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads.

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