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We’re in lockdown ‘I trust the systems we have in place’ Charles Anderson From 11.59pm this evening, Nelson will be closed for business. “It’s going to be really tough for the community,” Mayor Rachel Reese told the Nelson Weekly. “But I really want to reinforce that it is essential that people follow the guidance they have been given.” New Zealand will be in alert level 4 – meaning schools and non-essential services across New Zealand will be closed for at least the next four weeks after the Government put the country in nationwide lockdown to try to stop the spread of Covid-19. “We have been tested before with emergencies and this is bigger than we have ever faced,” says Rachel. “But I really trust the systems we have in place.” She says that, behind the scenes, staff across sectors have been working for more than a month in preparation for this new reality. “It’s a shocking situation if you are not expecting it. But there is a real sense of a community and that is a strength for us.” There are now five known cases of Covid-19 in the Nelson region. In Nelson, a man and woman, both in their 70s and related to each other were confirmed to have the virus. A woman in her 50s in Nelson was also confirmed and her case was linked to another. The 51st case was a 20-yearold woman who was in self-isolation at home after returning to Nelson on flight 5065 from Auckland on March 16. She went into isolation immediately upon her return.
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When an anonymous woman called Victory Primary School earlier this month to see if they’d accept a donation of Lego, they didn’t realise just how much there would be. “In my 26 years of teaching here I’ve never seen such a generous gift,” says deputy principal Wendy Taylor. Approximately five 88 litre tubs of quality second-hand Lego was given to the school earlier this month, plus two smaller crates - estimated to be worth thousands of dollars. “We got such a surprise when we saw how much there was. We were also given four boxes of beautiful hardback reading books that are all in as-new
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The case in Tasman involves a man in his 20s, his international travel details are yet to be released. “We know the case have gone up in the region,” Rachel says. “We are watching those numbers.” Rachel says she understands that those cases are well contained, however, she had a warning. “We need to contemplate that there is going to be community outbreaks.” That is where it becomes so important to follow the rules of self-isolation, she says. “This is not a time that you will do half of the instructions. This is where you need to do what you have been told.” Fuller information on what this entails can be found on page 5. She says essential services will remain to help look after the elderly, the homeless and visitors to the region. Rachel hopes that Nelsonians will be able to show hospitality to those visitors, where they can. “I want people to think how they would want us to treat their own son or daughter. And we need to be really kind to them.” Rachel also hopes that employers will take a moment to pause before making rash decisions about their employees. “I know that this is an incredibly stressful time for them.” She wants them to give central and local government a few days
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At Nelson Weekly, the announcement on Monday that we are heading into a four-week lockdown has – like most other businesses – had an enormous impact. Most of us are parents, and families must be our top priority. However, we take our role as a trusted source of news and information for Nelsonians very seriously. During the four-week lock down we may change the way we publish our weekly newspaper. Decision-making around this is on-going but how to deliver the news to you is at the forefront of our thoughts. However, one thing I can give clarity around is that we will be continuing to publish news via the Nelson App and our website nelsonweekly.co.nz. This is to ensure you’re able to access reliable information from our region during the shutdown. If you have any questions for us, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with me by emailing me at andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz Thank you for your support, we will be here for you every day of the shutdown. Andrew Board, Publisher, Nelson Weekly
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was 700 people on the 31st of March and that got pulled on Monday. Nelson’s hospitality industries were only just starting to “It hit me very hard,” she says. “I took a mental health day adapt to a new reality over and then the idea to do these the weekend when they were meals came out of that. I very told they would have to close much think you sink or swim completely. in these situations and I’m no Some had begun taking sinker.” advantage of home delivery services to keep their The 17 meal options ranging businesses going. But now Beachside resident chef Lincoln Womersley has from $12 to $15 depending New Zealand is in level 4 in its designed menus for delivery after news of the on if you would like a fourCovid-19 strategy, many have lockdown came through. Photo: Steve Page. portion family option or individual options. been forced to close. “Our amazing government “There’s been a lot of costing her hundreds of thousands has made it much easier to take of dollars in the process. support already and there’s a great these drastic measures,” said Matt All her events have been cancelled community vibe even just people Boutery who owns Urban and until the end of April with some asking if we are OK. We are damn Harry’s Hawker Lounge. “Don’t events scheduled up until November lucky that we live in a village,” Carol worry about us, we will return.” says. also pulling the pin. It is a sentiment shared across However, an idea to prepare fresh, “The support that has come back Nelson’s hospitality industry – they nutritious, cost effective meals for has been huge.” may not be open now but when they people who will be staying at home People can order online at www. or call are, they will need support. as the country goes into lockdown, beachsidenelson.co.nz However, some have managed to looks set to offer the people of 035457857. change tack quickly. Nelson and Tasman a much-needed People can pay online, pay on pick The owner of Beachside Conference community service. The Commerce up in cash or they have a mobile and Events and Gourmet Catering, Commission has said they are EFTPOS machine available. Carol Shirley, saw her business allowed to continue to operate a Deliveries are being done as far “grind to a halt” last Monday as delivery service. afield as Motueka and emergency Coronavirus forced events she was “We were gearing up for the biggest frozen meals will be on hand for catering to cancel or postpone, conference we had ever done which those who need it.
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School closures a ‘struggle’ but ‘the right call’ Staff Reporters
Education Minister Chris Hipkins said the school As Emmanuel Vallaidan went holidays, originally scheduled to pick up his son Nathan on to start on April 9, would be Monday afternoon there was an brought forward so they sit within the four-week shutdown. air of inevitability. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern All education institutions are had announced that afternoon working to teach online where that the following day schools it was appropriate and could be would be closed for the next delivered consistently, he said. Many had already been working four weeks. “I think it’s the right call, for to establish how to do that after the safety of the teachers and the Government announced kids,” Emmanuel said outside the self-isolation measures last Tahunanui School “I know it’s week. going to be a struggle for the Hipkins said funding for all parents but I believe they will educational facilities would cope for the safety of everyone.” continue through the lockdown. Schools have sent students “Funding for all education home with learning packs to providers will continue to try and ensure that their four flow as normal. Funding for weeks out of classroom will be early childhood and tertiary providers will not be cut or well spent. Wakefield School principal clawed back based on nonPeter Verstappen, who is attendance or other key also the Nelson Principals performance indicators.” Association president, said he Mum of four Tysha Anderson, hoped students would be able whose children attend both Victory Primary School and to continue their education. “We urge families to follow the Nelson Intermediate School, government’s directives about was one local parent who self-isolation, to support each started keeping her children other and do all they can to stay home before the Government’s announcement. well.”
Emmanuel Vallaidan and his son Nathan outside Tahunanui School on Monday. Photo: Jonty Dine. “This is very serious, this virus kills and I’m not going to risk my child’s health for anyone. It is our job as parents to keep our babies safe and healthy … We plan to do some school work at home, play games, do crafts and
take the opportunity to have family time.” Broadgreen Intermediate posted on their Facebook page: “Please look after yourself and your whanau in these unprecedented times.”
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At 11.59pm today New Zealand will be in Level 4 meaning everyone other than those providing “essential services” will be asked to stay at home. You can leave your home for fresh air, a walk, exercise, take your children outside. “But remember the simple principle. It must be solitary,” says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. “We are asking that you only spend time with those you are in self isolation with. And if you are outside, keep your distance from others. That means 2 meters at all times. This is the single most important thing we can do right now to stop further community transmission.” Public transport will only be open to those working in essential services, for medical reasons, or to move essential goods – including ferry services between the North and South Island. “Get your neighbour’s phone number, set up a community group chat, get your gear to work from home, cancel social gatherings of any size or shape, prepare to walk around the block while keeping a two-metre distance between you. “These measures will be in place for four weeks at this point.” Ardern said regions could then have alert level 4 eased, depending on how Covid-19 was present in those areas. “If you hang out with that friend at a park or see that family member for lunch, you risk spreading Covid-19 and extending everyone’s time in level 4.”
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Nelson is one step closer to getting a dog park with a suitable location being approved by council last week. In a report presented to the sports and recreation committee on Thursday, an area of Poorman Valley Stream Esplanade Reserve opposite the Marsden Valley Cemetery was recommended for the facility. “It’s relatively underused and we consider it fit for purpose,” said Paul Harrington, team leader parks and facilities assets. There is $150,000 budgeted for a park that has car parking, perimeter fencing, internal fencing to create a separate area for small dogs, agility equipment, a double gate system at each end, mower access gates, water fountain, rubbish bin, doggy doo bag dispensers and a dog wash down area.
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A proposed average rate increase of 3.7 per cent will be the hot topic amongst Nelson ratepayers in this year’s annual plan consultation. Nelson City Council’s draft annual plan for 2020/21 was released last week as the city grapples with the challenge of Covid-19. The rate rise is 0.6 per cent higher than set out in long term plan with council saying it is to ensure they are funded to carry out necessary work and deliver the services that the Nelson community needs.
However, mayor Rachel Reese says she is committed to looking for savings before the annual plan is finalised at the end of June. “The proposed rates rise, is just that - a proposal. We know that people are already being financially impacted by Covid-19, and we are working through options as quickly as we can for people who may find themselves in financial hardship.” Other key changes in the plan include bringing forward work on stormwater and wastewater systems and there will be a focus on creating a sustainable transport culture. Ticketless parking machines,
the introduction of electronic ticketing on buses and new shared pathways are all expected to be completed this year. Housing affordability is also addressed, with council proposing that the entire proceeds of a sale of community housing to a third-party social housing provider go towards a housing reserve. Several new developments for the Maitai River precinct are also in the pipeline, including the pop-up playground by the Elma Turner Library. A trial for a kerbside food waste collection is also being planned for this year, which
will last for 12 months and be available to 220 households. Rachel says with most of the work for the plan done before Covid-19 was a factor, they are now asking the community for their views in very different circumstances. “I am working closely with the chief executive and chief financial officer to deliver the most cost-effective options possible to provide the services needed to continue to live well in our city.” The plan is out for public consultation until 17 April. To see the full consultation document and make a submission go to nelson.govt. nz/annual-plan
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Stay safe around power lines when doing jobs at your place Local teacher Eleanor Aleksich is helping to improve the quality of learning in the Philippines. Photo: Harri Jordan.
Local teacher donates 50kg of books to Filipino school Harri Jordan Eleanor Aleksich is sharing the gift of learning and storytelling with children in need through one very simple idea. Eleanor is a teacher in Nelson and recently spent a holiday volunteering in the Philippines. After visiting a local school there, she was inspired to help in any way that she could. “It was just going to the school and seeing that they didn’t have many resources,” she says. On returning home, Eleanor set about finding book donations from local schools in the area. “Their reading scores were
really low for their year,” she says. “They have nothing compared to what we have here. The community is not a rich community as it’s mostly farmers growing produce.” All in all, Eleanor has collected 50kg of books from Broadgreen Intermediate, Victory, Tapawera and Waimea Schools. “They need more English resources because if you don’t get exposure to it then you can’t learn.” The books include maths textbooks, readers for young children, picture books, fiction, non-fiction and school journals.
“We’ve got an excess here that often go into a skip. At the end of the year teachers don’t have the time to organise or the money to send them.” She hopes the delivery costs will be covered by a third party. “The books will take a huge load of the principals’ back because they’re stressed about reading levels because the school strives to be very academic.” The books are due to be shipped this week and will take around six weeks to arrive at the school. “If we have the money to do it some more, I’d be happy to do it for as long as it needs to be done,” says Eleanor.
Local businesses welcome economic package Jonty Dine The announcement the Government will allocate billions of dollars to businesses affected by Covid-19 has been welcomed by the Nelson Tasman Chamber of Commerce (NTCC). CEO Ali Boswijk says the package will be a lifeline for sectors such as tourism and events. “Those businesses that rely on people getting out and about are taking a bit of a hit.” She says one of the main factors impacting business is a
heightened sense of anxiety. “I think it’s a bit of a foregone conclusion that there will be a chain reaction as people start to retract and there is a bit more anxiety over how long it will last.” The NTCC says they are helping local businesses by simply being there. “It sounds trivial but it’s really important.” Ali says they have been offering practical advice to business owners, some who are sole operators, on how to cope with the crisis. She says they have been fielding
questions such as ‘how do I realign my business and how do I refocus my thinking?’ Ali advises for business owners to regularly check verified sources for updates and to check if you qualify for a wage subsidy. She says it can be hard to be in the right headspace when there are no customers walking through the door, they are there to offer an objective perspective. The chamber hopes that people will continue to get out and support local businesses where they can.
If you’re catching up on home maintenance but working around electricity there are a few things to watch out for. Any work around electricity lines can be dangerous. Here are some important tips to help you stay safe while you do common jobs around your property. POWER LINES SAFETY FOR OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE If you’re checking or cleaning gutters and downpipes, painting the roof or eaves, or doing a job anywhere near the connection of the power lines to your house it’s important to know what to do to stay safe. Sometimes the power line can cross your property and drop quite low, or go across other structures such as a garage or a shed. Be aware of the location of the service line to your home when you’re planning how to do a job. If you’re planting trees, building fences or doing jobs on something tall in your driveway it’s always important to look up and around you to see where power lines are and keep away from them. Service Line
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Article on pandemic and council response: Nelson City Council must impose a zero rate rise in view of the economic emergency now facing the region due to the pandemic. Council has no right to impose yet another large residential rate rise when people are faced with losing their jobs and defaulting on their mortgages. Excess staff should be shed, and the councillors and mayor should surrender their remuneration for the duration of the emergency. Dan McGuire
Thank you: I just want to send out a really big thanks to all the supermarkets and their suppliers who have been working hard to keep the shelves stocked during this unpredictable time. It's such a huge contribution to the whole community - we re-
ally appreciate your extra efforts! I also want to thank all the travel agents who have been heroically working extra-long hours helping people get home amid all the changes and travel restrictions - they do all this as their income streams plummet to zero. There must be other people or sectors out there who are affected by this and doing amazing work, nonetheless. It would be great to hear about them! Camille Odonoghue Credits roll for United Video: On behalf of us here at Youth Nelson, thank you for being such a key contributor and supporter of the programme. We appreciate every film that saved a rainy day. Every film that made a young person think about their standing in the community. Every film that changed a behaviour. All the best with what comes next. Daniel Hawke Thank you for being the best video shop in Nel-
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son. My family always went there to hire games and DVDs. Your staff were so helpful and polite. Good luck for the future and thank you again for being around a long time. We will miss getting DVDs and videos from you guys. Jessie Ellen Pou-Scott Good luck for the future Allen and Karen, you guys were the best bosses I have ever worked for. Much love! Jo Scott Rates proposed to rise 3.7 per cent in Nelson: In this time of worldwide uncertainty people in our neighbourhood are looking after each other, helping each other and supporting each other more. We have already noticed fewer people in shops, more cancellations and businesses with a drop in income. People are supporting people. It’s time the NCC tightened its belt
and looked after the ratepayers. It’s not a time to increase rates. Perhaps the freedom camping site will need to close and open as a homeless site for residents. Diane Chandler 3.7 per cent - really? That's close to 7.5 per cent in two years. Kevin Thomson Hey NCC, serious question - do we have a bed tax for international tourists excluding Australians? Also, how about a bylaw so freedom camping is only allowed when all the council (ratepayers) campgrounds are full? As well as coin operated showers, porta-loos and refuse stations for said freedom campers. They are welcome, but I don’t want to subsidise them - like we are now. Julian Trigg I think it’s important that everyone understands
Nelson Matters The Covid-19 emergency is testing all of us in Nelson as it is throughout the world. This is a time for national and community unity. The Government’s response was too slow in January and February but has become more decisive. The closure of our borders last week and shut down this week is necessary to save thousands of kiwi lives. My greatest frustration is people not taking Covid-19 seriously. I received many reports last week of tourists recklessly disregarding the request for 14 days of self-isolation, resulting in me pushing for closing our borders to visitors. I equally worry that people are not heeding the mes-
sage of self-isolation with many people out at the weekend socialising as though life is normal. We need to all understand exponential growth where we can quickly go from a few cases to many thousands. Too many Italians ignored this and they are now grappling with an overwhelmed health system and thousands of deaths. New York is on a similar path. We are fortunate to be able to learn from others experiences. Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan are testing more widely and enforcing isolation. We should be doing likewise. I also share the concern of Sir David Skeggs, Otago University’s leading epidemiologist’s
call for greater openness. He notes we have more information on the UK Government’s rationale for decisions than New Zealand’s. The Government has been receiving daily situation reports on Covid-19 since January but has not released them. Openness and transparency is needed. This crisis is a reminder of all those we depend on for providing life sustaining services. This is not just doctors and nurses, but our pharmacists, caregivers, cleaners, truck drivers, courier drivers and food suppliers. All these people need to know how appreciative we are of them continuing to work to keep us safe and well.
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We need to all play our part by heeding the health advice on washing hands and staying home. We also need to recognise the economic carnage this emergency is causing for families and businesses. The Government has rightly frozen rents. I’m calling on councils and other public agencies to freeze rates and other charges. The Nelson Council is currently consulting on rate increases of 3.7%. Council needs to recognise households and businesses are in no position to incur additional costs. I am also calling on DOC to freeze its scheduled doubling of concession charges in the Abel Tasman National
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that the annual plan is still a draft. Councillors and staff are looking for ways to make savings and, if people are opposed to the proposed spending, they should make a submission to the plan telling us what you want us to cut. A zero rates rise will mean a cut in operational expenditure of around $3 million, which would have economic consequences for Nelson. Bear in mind, council spending money helps to keep the economy ticking over and will help to provide certainty for local businesses during what will be a testing time. The other thing that’s worth pointing out is that the workshops where the draft was worked on started before Christmas, well before we got hit by COVID-19. You can read more about the annual plan and make a submission. Matt Lawrey
Park on May 1. I’ve responded to the need for a shopping service for isolated people by coordinating volunteers from my office. If you are stuck please phone. It’s also important I stay in touch as other needs develop. I will be doing a Facebook live session (@ Nick Smith MP) at noon each Friday to take online questions and comments from Nelson people. I take huge pride in the strength and resilience of our Nelson community. This is a time we need to dig deep in working together and caring for each other. Advert.
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CELEBRATING 25 YEARS CARING FOR OUR ENVIRONMENT IN 2020 2020 is a special year for leading recreation, environmental and water management company Nelmac Ltd as it counts down to its 25th anniversary on May 24th. Over the years, Nelmac has built a trusted reputation for delivering asset management and environmental management services that make a difference including conservation and ecology, parks and sports fields, building and facilities management, water, recycling, landscape and arboriculture. “Our expertise in delivering water services
and recreational green space projects has seen this company grow and flourish over the past 25 years,” says Jane Sheard, Nelmac CEO. “We have an annual turnover of $35 million, with continuing aspirations as well. We have grown to a point where we are no longer a small business which is reliant on one customer, but we have speciality and niche areas that are providing us with growth in the future.” When the company first started in 1995, there were 70 employees and a small turnover. Today, Nel-
mac employs 265 staff, including some who have been with the company since the beginning. To celebrate 25 years in business, each staff member will be presented with a commemorative gift.
Strong environmental focus Nelmac’s aspirations are rooted in a conservation ethos. Last year, the company launched Kūmānu Environmental as a flagship brand for its landscape architecture, tracks and conservation services: Kūmānu
means to ‘cherish or to nourish.’ “Nelson City Council also has strong environmental focus for both green space management and water conservation,” says Jane. “We are able to work with them through Kūmānu in these areas. It’s about taking environmental guardianship to the next level.” As well as working with local councils, Nelmac has alliances and partnerships with central government, MPI, OSPRI, the Department of Conservation and many other organisations.
All staff at Nelmac are qualified and experienced in their respective fields. 1 in 5 employees who works at the company is female and there are a lot of women who work outside such as Raewyn. A member of the 3 Waters team, Raewyn looks after leaks and keeps fresh water piped to people’s houses.
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a very complex business but the fundamental foundations are about caring for each other and our employees. For the past two years, Nelmac biosecurity teams have been working alongside track builders at the Paparoa Track and Pike29 Memorial track. “We have been involved with this iconic great walk since the beginning and are really proud of what we have achieved. We do a lot of maintenance of tracks, repairing them as quickly as possible to help people back into the community and open these walks.”
Highly skilled, diverse workforce Nelmac has come a long way since it first started with a water contract and a green spaces contract. “It was a lot smaller then and didn’t have projects teams within that remit,” says Jane. “We’ve now grown to the point where we have landscape architects doing concepts and designs for huge park remodels, city centres or for new subdivisions or retirement villages. Jane says they have huge capability to be exceptionally creative. “That team is currently
helping the Kea Conservation Trust which we sponsor; helping them design a new recuperation aviary that’s going to be built in Queenstown that will be a hospital for convalescing keas amongst other New Zealand native birds.” Nelmac also has an environmental management leader in the business who is exceptionally well qualified and is leading our sustainability committee. “She is also heading our project work and is responsible for leading our bronze accreditation with the next milestone (July when we will be going for gold) already in her sights.” All staff at Nelmac are qualified and experienced in their respective fields, whose specialisms include biosecurity; sports and turf management; and planting and restoration. 1 in 5 employees with the company is female. “We are very proud that a lot of our ladies work outside,” says Jane. “We have a lady in the water team, Raewyn, who looks after leaks and keeps fresh water piped to our houses. She’s been in the role for 15 years and has massive respect from the team around her.” Jane says Nelmac also has ladies who are team
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CELEBRATING 25 YEARS CARING FOR OUR ENVIRONMENT IN 2020 months. The company is also exploring the potential of collaborating with other local employers and business community to attract talent to the Nelson-Tasman region.
Good investments help financial growth During the past year, Nelmac has invested in the emergence and growth of its Kūmānu business, and together
with other changes it has made across the company, they are making a positive difference to its financial performance. “We have been putting more resources into digital and technology, and our financial and commercial ability, to be able to project manage what we have and offer customers a really good rate. We are about to introduce a brand-new fleet leaders’ role in order to wrap our arms around 150
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As well as managing local green spaces and recreational areas, Nelmac teams take care of a huge range of areas from tending the town’s hanging baskets to traffic management for festivals. Nelmac biosecurity teams have recently been working alongside track builders at Paparoa Track and Pike 29 Memorial Track.
Boosting wages, attracting talent
The company has recently moved to boost wages ahead of the government timetable as part of a range of staff attrac-
tion and retention measures. Effective from July 1st, 2019, Nelmac increased its minimum hourly rate to $19 an hour and now almost 80 percent of staff are being paid more than the 2019 living wage. “We have a substantial pipeline of goodquality work across our range of service provision – from maintaining the community’s recreation, conservation and water assets, to providing professional services in landscape architecture and technology.” However, Jane has expressed concern that the lack of affordability around buying or rent-
ing homes is a barrier when hiring as attracting new people to the area is not easy. Therefore, Nelmac is building relationships with organisations like Work and Income, Te Piki Oranga and Immigration New Zealand (skilled shortages) to identify avenues to assist with filling future employment opportunities. Nelmac also recently launched an employee referral programme which rewards employees with vouchers if candidates they refer are interviewed, hired or stay in their role for longer than six
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Putting people first “We are really proud that we take care of Nelson’s essential services; given that in a crisis, such as a pandemic, fresh water, waste-water, fixing leaks on pipes, managing the crematorium and cemeteries, plus refuse and recycling are vitally important for keeping everybody healthy. So, all our guys are front and central.” Nelmac also manages the Nelson Marina which has over 600 berths and many international visitors coming in on boats. “We have to put them through a certain amount of rigour as they arrive to ensure our borders are managed well and are safe. In our crisis work, the first priority is our employees and part of our preparation with
regards to coronavirus is around the vulnerable end of people’s families – the young and old. Kūmānu means to nurture and cherish but it’s not just the environment that we’re passionate about. We want to cherish and nurture the people we have.” For now, Jane says everyone is as ‘safe as we were a month ago.’ However, if that changes and the crisis management plan goes to threat level 5 with multiple people infected in the region, Nelmac will do things differently for a while, using back up teams and central resources to keep the services running.
Nelmac’s future direction “2020 is an exciting year for us and a great milestone,” says Jane. “Looking ahead, our focus is on organising work-
shops with various customers and councils around sustainability solutions for avoiding water contamination and green space management, including soil protection options and planting more drought tolerant species.” Jane says this year Nelmac is better placed to grow profitably and it’s about ensuring they have the right equipment and tools to deliver excellent services and projects. She says the company is now able to make improvements to its infrastructure and has yard improvements on Bullen Street underway. “Ultimately, Kūmānu and working to preserve our environment is our future direction, so everything we do is focussed on leaving as light a footprint on the environment as possible.” For more information, visit www.nelmac.co.nz
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Before winter arrives, it’s the ideal time to get your house repainted by the painting and decorating specialists at Nelson Bays Decorating. “In 2013, I started out on my own, but now have a team of four with the company, so we can tackle both small and large jobs,” says owner Steve Halcrow. “If you have a weatherboard or stucco exterior which needs painting, we can get it done for you. If you have rotten weatherboards or fascias, we have an experienced builder onboard who can take care of these issues.” For quality exterior painting and interior decorating, choose Nelson Bays Decorating. “When it comes to interior painting work, we can do everything from bathrooms and kitchens to whole of house interiors, and full repaints of rental properties between tenants.” The experienced team at Nelson Bays Decorating will provide a professional paint or wallpaper finish to your home or commercial space. “We are Master Painters and Resene Eco Decorators – we use eco-friendly products wherever possible.” For a free quote, call Steve on 021 023 52728. Visit Nelson Bays Decorating on Facebook.
Top Kat Roofing Tasman is owned by an established Nelson family – David and Stephanie Savage. David is a loving husband and father as well as the Director for Top Kat Roofing Tasman. As a hardworking local family man, he understands that the roof protecting your family is extremely important. “We provide guaranteed highquality workmanship, using time tested high-quality David Savage materials.” Being a local, David knows exactly how to protect your roof from the region’s climate and can recommend the best materials and paint colours whether you are renovating, want a change, or your roof needs some expert repairs. “Before the rainy weather approaches, I recommend getting your guttering inspected and as previously advertised, we are still offering a special to our community. Get your spouting replaced before April 30th, 2020 and we will waver the GST.” If you require any roofing work done, David will be more than happy to come out and give you a free no-obligation roof report and quote. For more information or to send and enquiry, visit www.topkat.co.nz
With winter almost here, annoying pests such as rodents, cockroaches and ants can start to infest homes and businesses. But don’t worry, you can call on the experienced, fully trained pest control technicians at Debug Nelson. “We are your all-in-one solution – we can fix your pest problem!” says Debug Nelson owner, Shane Warland. “Although we can use different sprays and poisons to eradicate pests, we also find that educating people is important.” Shane says they will go to someone’s house and may notice there is a lot of fruit on the ground under the fruit trees, so they will advise the homeowner that these will bring in the rodents. “It’s also important to trim trees back from their roofs because that’s how pests can make their way in.” The trusted team at Debug Nelson always strive for great service and aim for 100 % customer satisfaction. “We can help keep your home or work environment pest-free.” For a free quote, phone 027 251 8229. To find out more, visit www. debugnelson.co.nz. Debug Nelson – ‘fighting the good fight on pest control.’
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Chloe and Brooklyn Crichton’s storied school volleyball careers will soon come to a close. The 17-year-old identical twins are in their final year at Nayland College where they have coached and played as a pair throughout. The sisters say they generally work well on court together. “We have always played together, it’s good and bad, we have mini arguments but mostly just during the games, after that we get over it,” says Chloe. Volleyball is in the Crichton sisters’ genes with both their parents having played to a high level, including their father Brendon. The girls didn’t need much persuading to get on the court. When they’re not confusing their opposition or junior players, the Crichtons are also fiercely competitive in
the classroom. “We are always trying to oneup each other,” says Brooklyn. She and Chloe began playing indoor at a young age and started beach volleyball just a year ago. At the start of 2020 they would compete in nationals, following in the footsteps of last year’s national champions from Nayland, Sophie Young and Greta Stjade. They say they didn’t feel the pressure to live up to the successes of their predecessors. “Greta and Sophie are both very good, it was out first year at nationals and we finished fourth in division two, we were quite surprised about that,” says Chloe. They say their connection can be advantageous on court. “We don’t have to say much to each other.” The girls are also talented coaches and will take their year nine team to nationals in Invercargill later this year. Following high school, the
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Identical twins Chloe and Brooklyn Crichton have taken to coaching as well as playing volleyball. Photo: Jonty Dine. He says they both have the potential to go far in the coaching world. “They get a bit emotionally involved and sweat the small stuff but that will come with experience.” He says the girls are very passionate about their volleyball, whether they be coaching or playing. While the girls laugh off the idea, Brendon says there’s no reason they can’t coach at a national level together. “There is a real need for female coaches, I’d be a pretty proud father if that eventuated.”
sisters plan to keep playing club but will focus on coaching. With trips to Hawaii and Australia already standing out as highlights, Brooklyn and Chloe hope there will be more to come at nationals this year, however Covid-19 could disrupt those plans. Their senior side is coached by Brendon who says it’s a love hate relationship coaching his daughters. “Some days I wish they could hear someone else’s voice other than mine and I’m sure they’ll feel the same.”
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic has been felt at the lower levels of sport with the announcement that all community rugby, cricket, basketball, football, hockey and netball will be postponed, effective immediately. Tasman Rugby has decided to postpone all club and community rugby until Saturday, 18 April. Non-contact training activities can continue, at least in the short term, while full-contact training is set to resume from Monday, April 13. The reminder of the club cricket season has been cancelled due to the ongoing threat of the virus. This will see the final two rounds and the final of the premier T20 competition not played. All community football has been postponed until May 2 which includes all junior, youth, senior, social and regional competitions. Workshops and coaching and refereeing courses have also been postponed until after May 2. Nelson Netball has decided to postpone all winter competitions until at least Saturday, May 2. The advisory includes the postponement of pre-season programmes, tournaments, workshops and other community competitions, including social leagues that are currently in progress. Nelson Hockey has made the decision to cancel all hockey programmes and trainings until further notice.
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Welcoming women back to Waimai Jonty Dine ‘I used to,’ is a phrase all too commonly said by new mothers, says Donna Maclennan. With children becoming the centre of their world, sports can often be cast aside - but Donna and Nic Brydon want to change that. The hockey players say their Waimai United women’s team is on life support and they are calling on local women to revive it. Donna recently rejoined the game after an extended break becoming a mum. “I retired eight years ago, I’ve got three boys and life is all about them but now they are a bit older. It is really nice for them to see me go off and do something for myself.” The Waimai United division one women’s captain says there are so many things she used to do with work, friends and sport but didn’t want hockey to fall in that category. “It’s nice to grab back something, I didn’t want this to become something I used to do, it’s too easy to do that.” Donna says the fear for a lot of people coming back is how quickly the game can change. “It’s scary for anyone going back to a sport after having time off it, you feel like you’ve been left behind.” However, she says Waimai welcomes all skill levels.
Donna Maclennan and Nic Brydon are calling on women who retired from sport to raise a family to get back into hockey. Photo: Jonty Dine. “We want to nurture that. It’s ok if you kick the ball now and then.” Nic says the commitments needed by players will also be kept manageable. “You can still play top level hockey and have a family, we will support that lifestyle balance and we won’t expect people coming to three trainings a week.” Nic is a former National Hockey League rep for Capital and spent a number of years playing in Australia where she developed a sports mentoring programme. She hopes to use her expertise to breathe new life into the club. “We have typically struggled for numbers on the women side, come play with us and we will offer on and off field support.”
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Rebecca Glenn had not run since childhood when a friend asked her to take part in a 5km race. She had to decline, but in her mind, she decided then and there that she did want to run to get healthier and stop smoking. The mother of four started to get out in the evenings to see if she could do it. “I wanted to quit to be a healthier, happier person and more positive role model for my children.” Within a short distance, Rebecca was exhausted and feeling sick. But she persevered. She started running every second evening until she got up to completing about 4kms. At that stage made the commitment. Rebecca took the plunge to take on the fun run. She admits to being very nervous, having to push herself to complete the distance and collapsing in a “sweaty panting mess” at the end. Over the next month, she improved her time over the 5km distance and then started out on the Saturday Pub Runs of about 7kms. Initially,
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