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Children threatened at playground Sara Hollyman Reporter
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CCTV cameras will be installed at Nelson’s brand-new pop-up playground after police were called to various incidents at the city centre amenity over the weekend. The Riverside Youth Pop-up Park on Halifax St, which opened
on Saturday, features a pump track, basketball half-court and imagination playground for younger children. Hundreds of families made use of the new central city spot throughout the weekend. But the immense popularity came with problems as reports of intimidation, bullying and assault soon began to surface. Naomi Smith was at the
playground with her partner and three children on Sunday and says about 50 kids were all trying to use the pump track. Naomi says a teenager threatened to hit her seven-year-old daughter with his scooter if she didn’t get off the pump track. “The kids felt really threatened, there was a group of teenagers who were taking control and telling the others to f**k off and
get off the track. Why should we just up and leave? It’s not our fault these kids are the way they are. “We felt pretty frustrated to be honest, teenagers being teenagers are not going to listen to someone else’s parents,” she says. Naomi says the police turned up in response to another incident and ended up speaking with all the older children after complaints from the younger
kids about the bullying. “The police ended up talking with all of them and told them ‘if you’re not happy, go play at the skate parks or other places where you can go really fast’ and just reminded them to be mindful that it’s for everyone. Once police spoke to them, they bucked their ideas up.”
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Good dog Cadbury, good dog Meet NZ’s oldest lab Charles Anderson Hamish Kennedy has no doubt that Cadbury the chocolate Labrador is the oldest dog of his kind in the country, maybe even the world. He also has no doubt that neither of them should be alive – but they have a relationship that meant they needed each other to pull through. Now, at age 19, Cadbury might have lost the best of his vision, as well as suffering from dementia, but he still has the loving personality that shines through.
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Hamish Kennedy and Cadbury have been best friends for over a decade. Photo: Charles Anderson
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“It’s amazing. First time we came it was too busy so we had to come back a second time.”
“First time coming and I think it’s fantastic for the kids.”
“Awesome space, great being free to use and located in the middle of town.”
“My favourite part of the playground is the pumptrack, I want to come back again soon.”
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A police spokesperson says they were called to a separate incident on Saturday where a group of people, including both adults and youths, were arguing, with one person reportedly being assaulted. “When police hear about incidents such as these all staff are made aware so they can actively patrol the area.” They say there are no CCTV cameras that monitor the playground currently. The spokesperson says, on the same day, they were also called to a report of a fight on Rutherford St but the group had left before police arrived. “While these incidents will be concerning for the Nelson community, we want to reassure locals that police are responding to incidents as they arise and
The pop-up park opened over the weekend to rave reviews. Photo: Nelson City Council. that there has been no trend that indicates youth crime is increasing in Nelson,” says the spokesperson. Naomi says, hopefully, once the
initial novelty of the playground dies down it will quieten down and there will be room for all ages to enjoy it. “It is an amazing place, it’s well
thought out, well made, and great for all ages. “The kids definitely want to go back there; they just don’t want to go when the big kids are around.” Nelson City Council’s group manager environmental management, Clare Barton, says council is aware that police were called to an incident that involved both children and adults but would not comment further as it was a police matter. She says that prior to the park opening council officers approved the installation of two cameras with a module that would link the CCTV for the space with police. “The cameras will be installed as soon as possible, and there will be signage in place to make park users aware that they are operating. This is a park for everyone in Nelson and we ask that people respect the park and other users.”
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Flu rates plummet amid Covid response Jonty Dine Reporter
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An increased vigilance in personal hygiene in the age of Covid-19 has led to a dramatic reduction in influenza rates this season. With increased immunisations and improved practices such as wearing masks, the region has been much healthier as a result. Chief Medical Officer at Nelson Marlborough Health, Dr Nick Baker, says there have been far fewer confirmed cases of influenza in 2020 than in 2019. “The last two hospital admissions we had for flu were in January.” In 2019 there were 217 cases of hospital-related flu cases in the Top of the South, compared to only 7 this year. Nick say there have also been less instances of flu and flu-like illnesses in the community. “GP-based influenza like illness surveillance and testing methods changed in 2020 due to the Covid-19 response. From the more limited amount of testing done, however, there have been no positive influenza results recorded by GPs.” Nick says the main reasons for this are increased immunisation and public health measures due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Influenza rates in the region have decreased this year thanks in part to mass immunisation. Photo: File. Immunisation started much earlier this year as part of the Government’s response to protect people from contracting both influenza and Covid-19. “It was also a tactical measure to take the pressure off health services, less flu cases mean we could be better prepared for Covid-19.” Associate Health Minister Julie Anne Genter reported that, by August 1, there were 1.76 million vaccines distributed nationwide - 800,000 more compared to 2019. “In the Nelson Marlborough region we also worked hard to increase immunisation uptake – especially for Māori and Pasifika, refugees, people
aged 65 and older, people with existing health conditions and children with health conditions and their whānau members.” Nick says they achieved the highest-ever level of immunisation across these priority groups. “We also had successful immunisation equity this year, Māori, Pasifika and refugees participated in higher than usual numbers.” By July 3, more than 60,400 vaccines had been distributed for use in the Nelson Marlborough region. This compares to 50,108 by the same time in 2019 and 46,699 by the same time in 2018. The flu virus is similar to the Covid-19 virus in that it spreads on water droplets when people cough or sneeze. “People’s willingness to do simple things that protect them from catching and spreading Covid-19 has protected them from the flu, colds and other viruses such as gastro bugs.” Nick says all the thorough hand washing, cleaning of surfaces, covering sneezes and coughs, physical distancing and staying at home when unwell has really paid off. “Wearing a face mask or face covering also makes a big difference.”
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The scale of Nelson’s drug problem is slowly becoming clearer after more than 12 months of wastewater testing for illicit drugs. The National Wastewater Testing Programme, which began in November 2018, tests wastewater for byproducts of illicit drugs found in urine. These include methamphetamine, MDMA, cocaine and fentanyl. In the first three months of testing, from November 2018 – January 2019, Nelson City’s meth usage represented 72 per cent of drugs detected. A year later methamphetamine represented 60 per cent, while
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MDMA had climbed to 38 per cent from 27. The recently-released results show Kiwis used more than $8 million of illicit drugs each week between Nov 2019 and January 2020, with meth use alone generating an estimated $16 million in social harm. The Tasman Police District was estimated to be consuming almost half a kilogram of the tested drugs per week. A police spokesperson says the increase in MDMA is in line with what police have seen in several regions across the country. The spokesperson says they were “unable to speculate” on what had caused the amount of methamphetamine detected across the region to drop. However, they say
organised crime staff as well as tactical crime teams continue to address crime and methamphetamine production and use across the region. “As the Tasman data is fairly consistent, with few fluctuations, at this stage there has been no significant change that would require additional staffing or an immediate change in how we respond,” says the spokesperson. Nelson Marlborough Health GM mental health & addictions services, Jane Kinsey, says Addiction Services sees around 150 referrals a month across the Nelson, Tasman Marlborough region - a number that remains “relatively constant”. “As an indication, in the month of August 2020
approximately one quarter of the referrals received indicated that people identified some current or previous use of methamphetamine.” Jane says there has been an increase in the number of people who feel comfortable about disclosing their use of methamphetamine when seeking support from the Addictions Service. “We appreciate when people do this, and this disclosure is encouraged so we can provide the right support and treatment.” If anyone has concerns about their use of addictive substances such as methamphetamine, alcohol, and other drugs then contact the Addiction Service in Nelson on (03) 546 1994.
FLIPPING CAR STILL REMAINS: A crashed car has featured on a busy Nelson roundabout for almost a week after the occupants left the scene before police arrival. Police were called to the crash at the Annesbrook Drive roundabout around 9pm last Thursday. On Monday the car was upside down. Police say there is no update on the occupants of the car, but the removal typically falls to either the owner of the vehicle or the council.
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TOY LIBRARY WANTS NEW MEMBERS: Stoke Toy Library is searching for new members to continue to keep its doors open. President Ashleigh Foord says the library survives on membership fees. “Over the last few years there has been a bit of a drop and it really impacted when we hit Covid. “We’ll be OK at the moment but if the members keep dropping off, closure will become a reality.” The library has toys suitable for children aged 6 months to 7 years - including games, forts, role play and ride-ons. Here, Dax Reichert, 4 and Neeson Eggers, 3 show off what the library has on offer. For more information visit www.stoketoylibrary.mibase.co.nz. Photo: Sara Hollyman.
Good dog Cadbury, good dog FROM PAGE 1 Cadbury came into Hamish’s life 10 years ago when someone dropped him off saying she could no longer look after the dog. “In those days I drank a lot and I didn’t look after him but our relationship became a codependency that worked. Because I shouldn’t be alive either.” It was only recently that Hamish started looking after himself better. For much of the last decade he was overweight and in a wheelchair, suffering from a disorder that affected his mobility. Cadbury was in a similar situation. They both
needed to get healthier and lose weight. “I decided that we were going to do it together.” Now, thanks to a rigid work out regimen and improved diet, they have both lost a third of their body weight. Hamish doesn’t need a wheelchair anymore and Cadbury is spritely for a 19-year-old chocolate Labrador. The dog has had the same vet for his whole life, who vouches for his age. Some studies have shown median lifespan for chocolate Labradors is just 10.7 years, 1.4 years shorter than black or yellow Labradors. But Cadbury’s age means that his mind is failing him.
It is only in the past week that Hamish has ever been away from him as Cadbury would get anxious and bark whenever he was out of sight. Last week, Hamish took him to Sunday Hole up the Maitai and watched as Cadbury barked into the air. “It was almost like he was lamenting his lost youth.” But he has never had any aggression from other dogs. Hamish thinks its because they can sense his age and respect it. He says Cadbury is a loving dog. He is one that takes up most of the bed, snores something terrible, and will always know how to wake up
his owner – by putting his wet nose into Hamish’s ear. He isn’t sure how much longer Cadbury will live for. The oldest labradors that ever have lived carried on until they were 23. Hamish doesn’t think his old friend will last that long but doesn’t mind if he does. “For me it’s a duty of care. It’s something I signed up to. I really feel like he was a gift to me so it’s my duty now.” This weekend, Hamish will take Cadbury up the Maitai Valley and celebrate a life well lived with some close friends. They will have a barbeque. “And Cadbury can eat whatever he bloody well likes.”
It was great to host Hon Kris Faafoi MP in Nelson on Wednesday and visit some of our new state houses being built in Richmond. The new homes are warm, dry and affordable and will be a welcome addition to our state housing stock here in Nelson. It was also good to meet with community housing providers and the regions two Mayors to talk about the social housing needs in the region. Labour is the Party that builds state houses. We’ve delivered over 4,000 new public houses since we became Government in 2017 and we’re funding 8,000 new public and transitional homes, which will take the number of new public and transitional houses we’ve provided to around 17,000. We know there is more do to, and as your MP I’ll keep working hard to make sure that warm, dry, affordable homes are a reality for everyone in our community.
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Almost $1m of Waka Kotahi NZTA funding thought lost through Nelson City Council’s decision to slow down its work transforming Trafalgar St may not be wasted after all. At a council meeting on Thursday, the majority of councillors voted to not bring forward the City Streets for People project to align with receiving the $900,000 it was awarded through the NZTA Innovative Streets fund. The timeframes were considered too short and councillors were not willing to put the limited staff members working on the project under the pump. However, mayor Rachel Reese says the money may now be allocated to other Innovative Streets projects in the city. “They’re [NZTA] looking for opportunities in Nelson to reallocate that funding and there’s been some very positive discussions. I’m not in a position to say any more than that, but we’re very hopeful we’re going to see that investment still made in our region." Council sought feedback on
four different options for the city centre through their 'Streets for People' survey in June. They included closing Trafalgar St to vehicles, two footpath widening options with reduced parking on Trafalgar, Hardy and Bridge Sts, or doing nothing. The results were split. Forty-three per cent of respondents were in favour of retaining the current configuration of footpaths and car parks and 39 per cent in favour of closing Trafalgar St entirely to vehicles. “The city development team recommended that it paused because of their workloads and they wanted to get the strategic context,” says Rachel. But she says they have found a way, by putting in some additional resources, to keep the momentum going and bring the timeframe forward. This means engagement and design will commence this year and delivery and implementation will begin next year, with work to be completed by the end of 2022. “So, the project has by no means halted, in fact it’s been advanced.” Council allocated $3.1 million for this work as part
An artist’s impression of what part of the new Trafalgar St could have looked like. Photo: Supplied. of the 2020/21 Annual Plan and an additional $400,000 of operational funding has been provided to advance the Spatial Plan. A bolder “hybrid” plan trial for Trafalgar St was also denied by council last week, which contained elements of the original options. NZTA lead advisor for urban mobility Claire Pascoe attended last week’s meeting via Zoom, and said they would “prefer to see something scaled down implemented, rather than it dying altogether.” Cr Matt Lawrey was the only one to back the hybrid option and took to social media saying the decision echoed last term's decision not to progress the revitalisation of Church St. “Making the Trafalgar St
concept a reality this financial year would have required some shuffling of workloads, but it was possible.” Other councillors backed their decisions on social media, too. Cr Rohan O'Neill-Stevens stated he voted to delay the work because staff “simply don’t have capacity to deliver this work along with everything else they’re doing”. An email that was allegedly sent to councillors and staff from a retailer about the hybrid model, threatening legal action against the council, was also thrown around social media. However, Rachel says this didn’t impact decision-making. “I certainly didn’t feel there were any legal threats from parties and if people felt that was the case, I don’t believe it had any influence in council’s decision-making.”
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The students in Room 6 are all using their taringa to listen to their Kaiako. They are using their ears to listen to their teacher. In a few moments they will all take part in Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori/ Māori Language Moment as part of Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori/Māori Language Week. They will join nearly one million Kiwis who signed on to speak, sing or listen to te reo Māori at midday on Monday. “We use te reo phrases which build your confidence,” says teacher/Kaiako Amy Johnson. “The more you use it the better you become. You hear it more often and you see it more often and then it becomes more of what you do.” The tauira all sit attentively while Amy shows them a waiata about the days of the week. When the clock turns 12pm, they begin to sing. Then they turn their attention to tititōrea which is played while also singing waiata.
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Olly Richards and Logan Steedman, both 6, spend time playing tititōrea, or a Māori stick game in Room 6 at Birchwood School. Photo: Charles Anderson. The students all sit facing each other while singing and beating the sticks in different directions. Olly Richards and Logan Steedman, both 6, slowly get the hang of it – singing at the top of their lungs while the music plays. Amy says she came down to Nelson from Auckland, just over a year ago where the use of te reo Māori in schools seemed to be more widespread. “So here we are trying to build it.”
She says it’s important to speak the language as a reflection of country. “We are all part of Aotearoa New Zealand. We are all in this waka together.” September 14 marked 48 years since a small group of language champions presented a petition to Parliament from 30,000 New Zealanders asking the government to teach Māori language in schools. The 1972 petition sparked a turnaround for generations of Māori who were beaten
in schools for speaking their language, and was the catalyst for that date becoming Māori Language Day – extended to Māori Language Week in 1975, an increase in Māori tuition across the country, and Māori becoming an official language in 1987. The one million number coincides with the Government strategy to have one million te reo Māori speakers in the country by 2040. - With NZ Herald
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“I’m so pleased I did it. It can make such a difference. There are so many kidneys walking around.” Rochelle says the Ministry of Health are paying 100 per cent of her salary while she is off from her catering work at Greenacres Golf Club. They also paid for her flights and accommodation in Wellington. “This is something you can do to help just by taking some time. It needs to be put out there so people know. You might not be able to help someone in your family, but you might be able to help someone down the road.” Rochelle says she doesn’t mind that she doesn’t know who has her kidney. “I’m happy knowing there is someone out there who doesn’t have to have dialysis this week.” There are hundreds of people waiting for a healthy organ in New Zealand and anybody in good health with two normal kidneys may be able to give one of their own kidneys to another person. The Ministry of Health says a potential donor should have a genuine interest in donating and a compatible blood group with the person needing the transplant, and does not have to be a relative.
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Transport: I have been receiving enquiries in recent days about my position concerning the Nelson Future Access Study and have become increasingly concerned about misleading information circulating in the community about it. In particular, a flyer distributed to residents by the National Candidate for Nelson, Hon Nick Smith. To clarify, there is no plan by government to acquire property outright from Tahunanui residents or businesses. In a very few cases, a metre or so of peoples’ frontages might be impacted under the Priority Lanes option, which is one of three proposals put forward as part of the Nelson Future Access Study. The Nelson Future Access Study, which was started by the National government, has recently sought feedback from Nelson residents on possible long-term options for improving Nelson’s transport network. The study is led by Waka Kotahi / NZTA. This study is an independent one, where neither me nor the MP for Nelson have influence over the outcome. There is still significant work to be done including Waka Kotahi / NZTA evaluating the different options with support from a Project Reference Group. No final long-term decisions have been made. One of the three long-term options put forward was the use of priority lanes on State Highway 6
and Waimea Road. This proposal is not the same as the proposal to four-lane the coastal route. The proposal to four-lane the coastal route and Waimea Road was rejected by most people during the recent round of public feedback. The brochure provided to the public by Waka Kotahi / NZTA as part of the feedback stated that under the Priority Lanes project “there would be some impact on some properties, where a metre or so of frontage might be needed”. For the National candidate to suggest that up to 641 properties would be affected is very misleading. I am committed to ensuring that our transport network meets the needs of all Nelsonians, so that Nelsonians have transport choice and are safe when using the network. This includes my support for a shared walkway / cycleway on the seaward side of Rocks Road to unlock the potential of this world-class waterfront. Yours faithfully Rachel Boyack, Labour candidate for Nelson More transport I read with disappointment your full page ads from the Waterfront Association regarding the possibility of clearways around Rocks Rd. Nelsust has submitted against these too one of the lead traffic engineers in the current study has agreed that although peak hour priority lanes could be useful elsewhere, they are not needed around Rocks Rd. Perhaps more importantly, the most recent modelling done for the Transport Agency and shared
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think that was an election year, funny that. Stop wasting money on more roads and focus on improving public transportation. Chellz Carter
Nayland College students Ronan Gridley, Hayden Rose, Mackenzie Dyer, Case Cant, Ryan Brash, Jared Clarke, Zac Puklowski, Shaun Campagnolo, Ethan Musika, Luca Varricchio and Chantel Vincent-Smith donated their business enterprise profits of $1,264 to the Nelson SPCA. The students sold a variety of food at school including cookies, sushi, sliders, wraps and waffles. The group says it wanted to pay the profits forward to a local charity with the SPCA the popular choice for the teenagers. Manager Donna Walzl says the donation means a lot and goes a long way to helping them raise and find the best possible homes for their animals. Photo: Jonty Dine to the Waterfront Association and other project reference group members is that if the Southern Link was ever built it would actually make congestion worse. So, if building the Southern Link would make congestion worse, what actually is the answer for Nelson’s congestion? Firstly, allowing more people to live closer to town so they don’t need to car commute. Secondly, making it safe for kids to get to school under their own steam. And thirdly, by other commuting options that are more attractive for more people. Of course, you make biking and e-biking more attractive for more people more of the time,
but also by making bus commuting cheaper, faster and just as convenient for many car trips. We want our city to be vibrant with people, not choked by cars. Peter Olorenshaw National promises Southern Link if elected: So how does this help or even work with Nelson City Council’s environmental/climate change policies? That money would be better spent providing free school buses - that alone would reduce traffic congestion. The 'Link' plan was halted by an environmental court ruling when it first raised its ugly head - I
Nelson Matters There has been a strong negative reaction in Tahunanui to the Labour candidate’s support for adding two lanes along Tahnunanui Drive and Rocks Road for clearways/priority lanes. This is not just an issue for this beachside community. Tahunanui Beach and Rocks Road are iconic Nelson assets that we must protect for future generations. Few cities are blessed with such a beautiful beach in close proximity to the city centre. The soft sand and sheltered Tasman Bay make it one of New Zealand’s best swimming beaches. I confess an emotional connection in that it is here I proposed to my wife Linley. There are evening sunsets where 100’s of Nelso-
nians walk this expansive beach. Other recreation enjoyed on Tahunanui Beach includes kayaking, paddle boarding, wind surfing and kite surfing. The rocky coastline along Rocks Road is as beautiful as the beach. During the April lockdown it was magical to walk, run or bike without hundreds of trucks rumbling past. It is also popular for swimming, fishing and sailing. The rock pools are favourite spots for children discovering marine life. I have been involved in many projects to enhance this coast with the Connolly’s Quay fishing platform, Nelson Yachting Club, Seafarer’s Memorial and Early Settlers Memorial. This coast is
also home for iconic facilities and businesses like Harbour Light Bistro, the Boat House, Styx, the Boat Shed and Guyton’s Fish Shop. These will all be put at risk under this four laning plan. The strongest reaction has come from the many homes and businesses who would have frontage taken under the Public Works Act to accommodate the additional lanes through Tahunanui and also on Waimea Road. There is also a real concern about the loss of on-street parking and the increased difficulty getting in and out of their property with four lanes of traffic. I also have major concerns over safety. Clearways are where during peak hours like 6.30am-
As Richmond grows at its current rate with the additional supermarkets, cinema, petrol stations and schools it will become more self-contained. Fewer people will need to travel between Nelson and Richmond. Problem solved, no changes to the roads required. Darren Meer
With Richmond and the Waimea Plains growing as they are, this road isn't going to do anything but clog Annesbrook roundabout, Richmond deviation, and the Lower Queen St intersection even more. Reduce vehicles and increase public transport. Arnie Raddock How many elections has National ‘promised’ roads or ‘bridges’ and not delivered? Rebecca Glen About time. Get on with it already. William Patterson
Over 40 years of the Southern Link promises. Not needed as it’s not New York. Pollution can drift away in the open sea air of Tahuna, interrupting only the rich latte brigade rather than asphyxiating poor school children in the Victory valley. Niels Zindel
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9.30am and 3.00pm-6.00pm parking is prohibited. The problem is that often cars are mistakenly parked, creating chaos. The Clearway outside the Tahunanui shops a decade ago failed for this reason. NZTA also experimented with priority lanes and clearways on State Highway 1 north of Wellington but they failed. They are now building their inland route, the $1 billion Transmission Gully due for completion next year. There is no question that Nelson and Richmond has growing problems of traffic congestion but sacrificing Tahunanui and Rocks Road is the wrong answer. NZTA says it is the least resilient option to climate change and it
costs $80 million more than the inland route. The Tahunanui Business and Citizens Association have out of concern, organised a public meeting to update residents this Thursday at 7.30pm at the Community Centre. I hope all Nelsonians will oppose this damaging plan for our beach and coast. Tahunanui Beach and Rocks Road are jewels in Nelson’s crown. Four lanes of traffic including thousands of trucks each day will ruin it. The right vision for this area is a boulevard with restrictions on heavy traffic and this space maximised for walking, cycling and coastal recreation. Advert.
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All men over 50 and those over 40 with prostate cancer in the immediate family absolutely should get simple, painless annual checks from their GP’s. If the GP doesn’t offer, men should definitely ask! Nelson/Tasman has a very active Prostate Cancer Support Group and welcomes men newly diagnosed (pre treatment), or with longstanding disease (post treatment), to learn how to best survive/manage their conditions. The group draws on all the resources of the National Prostate Cancer Foundation and meets monthly with the sole purpose of guiding/helping
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current and new members and their support personnel. It’s people also help at any time required outside of the normal meeting times. The foundation’s support networks are mostly made up of men who have had prostate cancer and Bill Fergie is the contact for Prostate Cancer Foundation Nelson. He has terminal prostate cancer (because of late diagnosis) and many adverse side effects from treatments, which he would
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From humble beginnings 11 years ago, Nelson-based business Switch Lighting has evolved to become New Zealand’s leading manufacturer of LED lighting solutions. Jon Maunsell, who comes from an electronics background, and mechanical engineer Gerard Woods began working together in 2008. “We met together over a beer, then started our business in a garage,” says Gerard. “Jon had an idea for LED lights, but he needed help with the design and sales, so our two skill sets came together. We then started going to home and garden shows around the country, educating people about LED lighting technology and from there the business grew. Here we are, 11 years later, in an amazing building with 30 employees, designing and manufacturing our own high-tech lighting products for local, national and international suppliers.”
It’s been two weeks since Switch Lighting moved into their new building at 107 Bolt Road. “It’s our 3rd premises; we’ve gone from renting some space which was 60 square metres, then we had an old building down the road which was 600 square metres with 8 shipping containers for our componentry, and now we’re in an 1800 square metre building which is spacious and modern with lots of workshop and designer space, great offices, a boardroom and reception area, plus a showroom for customers to view our products.” Gerard says Justin Candace and the team from Scott Construction have done an outstanding job. “They went over and above, having recladded and rewalled it, so we basically have a new building. We really appreciate what’s been accomplished. The building fits the purpose – it matches the qual-
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Switch Lighting co-owners Jon Maunsell and Gerard Woods and their engineering, production and sales teams are excited to be in their new purpose-built facility. The sales team is absent as they are based around NZ. ity of our product and brand. It’s also a nice environment for our team to work in and for international guests and suppliers to come to.” Gerard says, although it has its challenges, employing people
is extremely rewarding. “We are proud to employ an awesome team of locals who are enjoying themselves and who want to come to work. The new building is a great place to be – our old smoko room
was pretty ‘pokey’ but now we have this beautiful space with a nice outdoor area.” Gerard says looking after their ‘own village’ is part of the company’s philosophy. “We like to give back to the community, so we do a
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lot of small sponsorship for organisations such as The Cancer Society and many other local charities.” Over the years, the team at Switch Lighting have worked hard to develop the ‘right light.’ Today the company produces a wide variety of efficient, energy-saving LED products which contain no mercury (like CFL bulbs), turn on instantly and provide bright warm light. “Our LED lights are robust, they have a long life span, they’re ‘dimmable’ and don’t need to be changed.” They are also simple to install and can easily be retrofitted to replace your existing lighting. “LED provides 80 percent energy savings over traditional light sources, plus you’ve got long life if you buy a good quality product, which comes down to good electronics. “So, here in Nelson, we design circuit boards and the optics that go into the products. We buy in the LED chip; we use Japanese LED’s – Citizen electronics. “ Switch Lighting has come a long way in the last decade, having established a strong presence in New Zealand and a solid reputation overseas. “We distribute our products throughout New Zealand and around the globe in countries
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why not call the Nelson office? Switch Lighting’s brand-new showroom will showcase different types of products and applications of products to people who are building or renovating. “We have a wide variety of products, and our Lighting Consultants can advise you on what products work best for a particular room. We also offer
a free lighting design service.” NB: Keep an eye out for Switch Lighting’s Open Day and Garage Sale. “We will have product that’ve been returned, samples and all sorts of bits and pieces – you can make an offer if you’re renovating or building.” To find out more, visit www.switch-lighting.co.nz
Product Technician Jason Kemp has been busy setting up a new 3D printer for Switch Lighting’s Research and Development Department. such as Australia, Sweden, and Holland. We are also working on the UK and have an agent working in South East Asia so we’re getting projects in places like Bali and Vietnam,” says Gerard. In 2019, Switch Lighting successfully secured a deal to supply 15,000 units throughout all the cabins of The Iona, P&O largest-ever cruise ship. Last year, Switch Lighting’s achievements were rewarded by NZ Trade Group which named it ‘Supplier of the Year 2019’ (2nd most preferred supplier), and in 2014, the local company won the Product Award at the IES ANZ Lighting Design Awards. Switch took out the Innovation Award at the Nelson Tasman Chamber Business Awards in 2013, it was named the 27th fastest-growing company in 2015 and the
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fastest-growing manufacturer in Canterbury and Upper SI in 2016 and 2017. Adding to its successes, Switch Lighting can also proudly state that it was the first lighting company to manufacture LED lights in NZ, the first to achieve IC-F classification and Energy Star accreditation, and the first company to manufacture a fully-sealed tilt luminaire. Although co-owner Gerard Wood’s background is in mechanical engineering, he has a ‘business mind,’ so these days his role is more about business management and sales. “We have slowly grown the sales team, and the engineering and production teams, so now we’ve got stores and inventory.” In fact, Switch is currently advertising for a store person and production person, so if you’re interested,
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If you want fast, fresh and delicious Thai and Asian fusion food for lunch or snacks, Samko Asian Gourmet Café on Hardy Street is the place to go. Owned by Bu-nga Krataitong and Nuttavut Rodsienglum, the casual dining style of Samko Café grew out of their love for fresh and innovative Asian cuisine and their desire to
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make it available for everyone. You are welcome to dine at the restaurant or order takeaways. Samko’s express lunches are delicious and affordable, including Pad Thai, Fried Rice or Curry and Rice – you can get a medium-sized bowl for just $6.99 or $8.99. Other scrumptious dishes include
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Age Concern Nelson Tasman is the go-to agency for people 65+ across Nelson Tasman. We are committed to promote positive ageing, creating connections and offering support and information for our region’s older people. With a staff of seven based in Richmond, we run a wide range of services, including Elder Abuse Response, a volunteer visiting service, carer respite and a number of projects aimed at reducing social isolation and loneliness. Recently we’ve been introducing fun weekly activities to our newly-refurbished hall, such as singing, gentle exercise and SpinPoi. We also offer regular workshops and presentations on a
number of relevant topics, and run celebratory events such as International Day of Older Persons and Elder Abuse Awareness Week. Find out more at www.ageconcernnt.org.nz Planning your funeral in advance is a sensible way of ensuring your wishes are adhered to, as well as sparing your fam-
ily or loved ones unnecessary worry about arrangements in their time of grief. There is no age limit. Young or old, the best time to plan is now. Planning leaves nothing to chance and gives you one less thing to worry about. It is also important to realise that once your plan is made you are not locked into it.
Information Sessions between now and the end of the year are:
21 September Scamming Information Session With Elder Abuse advisor Mal Drummond and Kyle Abbott from NZ Police
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28 September Budgeting/Money workshop 10am-11.30am With Lisa Dyer from Nelson Budgeting Service 12 October
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When you want to know about the inner workings of a bed, Dave Bary from Nelson Beds is your man. Not only does he sell the best quality beds in town, he makes them too. If you struggle to get a full night’s sleep, have aches and pains or are just tired of sleeping on a substandard mattress, have a chat to Dave and he’ll custom make a bed that combats those issues and will promise you the rest of your life. At Marsden House we are there to help with your questions and concerns. Since the 1920’s the Day family has been assisting the people of Nelson with their funerals and our funeral planning offers flexibility to make alterations to the arrangements as circumstances change. Days Funeral Trust is a well established and reputable trust and your funds are held securely in your name. Marsden House can help you carefully document your wishes
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and you will receive a copy of your plan. It is important to understand that you are free and able to change the arrangements at a later time if you wish. If the funeral is to be in another town or city, we can arrange for the funeral to be carried out by another New Zealand Independent Funeral Home member. Speak to the team at Marsden House Funeral Services – here to help with any questions you may have about options available.
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Miracle Asian Restaurant on Hardy Street is the ideal place to bring your friends, family or colleagues for an enjoyable dining experience. From classic Chinese to signature Thai family dishes, Miracle Restaurant offers rich and diverse Asian-fusion style cuisine, based around the concept of sharing. Over 10 years ago, Bu-nga Krataitong and Nuttavut Rodsienglum opened numerous restaurants throughout Nelson-Tasman including Miracle Asian Restaurant and Samko Asian Gourmet Café in Nelson city and Lemongrass and Chai Yo in Richmond. “Our restaurants were born out of our desire to combine our love of fresh, high-quality Asian fusion cooking with a fine dining experience for our loyal customers,” says Bu-nga. “Nuttavut's mother was a fantastic cook – she inspires everything we make.” Steamed Prawn Dumplings, Orange Beef, Sweet and Sour Pork, Very Angry Duck and egg net Pad Thai are some of the favourites at Miracle Asian Restaurant. To find out more, visit www.miracleasian.co.nz. *10 percent discount available for Grey Power members. Bays Dentures is the only dental clinic in Richmond whose entire focus is on creating high quality, well-fitting dentures and you can talk directly with the designer – Daniela Steenpass who is a German-trained dental technician and New Zealand registered Clinical Dental Technician. “My patients like the private, friendly atmosphere at Bays Dentures; it is also modern and clean with easy access.” Daniela has 25 years’ experience and has a reputation for crafting highquality dentures. All her
dentures are professionally handcrafted and manufactured on site in her modern dental clinic. This is what her patients say: "The fit is most comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. You have made the whole procedure a pleasant experience and I have no hesitation in recommending your work. Thank you again.” Come and see Daniela at Bays Dentures for a free consultation, phone 03 546 4455 to book your appointment.
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Simple, affordable IT services for small businesses Local IT professional Rick Manson, who has over 30 years’ experience in his field, is passionate about helping small to medium businesses grow. Rick, who co-owns MySales with his wife Asami, previously worked for a couple of large IT companies and lived in Japan for a while before returning to Nelson. “I got involved in internet-based products such as e-commerce sites but I got bored with that, so I went back to doing IT which is what I enjoy,” says Rick. “I started ‘MySales’ to help SMEs with 3-15 employees or very small businesses, which aren’t very well looked after. I provide effective strategies and products which don’t cost the earth. It can be simple things like having an email domain with your name on it which can professionalise your business.” Rick says small businesses often don’t want to deal with a large computer company because they think it’s going to cost them ‘an arm and a leg’, and they’re right – it will!” MySales has a fantastic ‘Domain and Email Starter Pack’ available for only $9.99 per month, with free remote setup on your devices. You will receive a personalised domain, email ac-
counts, 5 GB Mailbox capacity per account, webmail access and more. MySales also provides affordable online backup for small to medium businesses. “Internet security is a real issue and ransomware is particularly bad,” says Rick. “Recently, an ex-customer got hit with ransomware and they couldn’t recover their data because they didn’t have online backup. Another customer who went to see a large IT company said they wanted a ‘ridiculous’ price for backup. So I had a look and found a system which I built up for him, then I realised it would be great for a lot of people.” Rick says many businesses don’t realise what they need to backup, what’s important, what can’t be recovered and what they don’t need to backup. MySales can provide fully automated backups for people – 25 GB, 50 GB, 100 GB with easy data recovery, and it has 1, 3 or 5 daily scheduled plans available. “I provide safe secure local backup from only $13.95 per month. So it’s very affordable.” To find out more, visit www.mysales.co.nz or phone Rick on 027 370 5983.
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region. “With virtual conferences you don’t get economic boost and it hits everyone from taxi drivers, to hospitality and accommodation.” She says one of the positives to emerge from the pandemic has been the community collaboration. “Having Tourism NZ, the Nelson Tasman Regional Development Agency and others working with us has been amazing, everyone has been so supportive.” She says they are still on track to deliver the popular Ciderfest event in November. “It will be one hell of a party if we can pull it off, it’s been a hard year for everyone, so I hope we can still do it.”
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Kate Russell. A new circuit class in Stoke is aiming to help mums connect, as well as helping them with their fitness goals. The Mums and Bubs Circuit Class kicks off at the Pūtangitangi Greenmeadows Centre at the end of the month. The idea was sparked by local mum Jenny Hunter, who has a three-monthold daughter, Nellie. “I live in this community and want to see our young families becoming more connected,” she says. “With Covid-19 there has been no antenatal classes and not many opportunities for new mums to meet each other.” She took the idea to the centre, with manager Gareth Cashin eager to support it. The course will be led by Odette Petzold, who hopes to create a fun and flexible
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were first to get hit, and it continues to be impacted every day with the different alert levels.” Lea says 90 per cent of conferences they had planned have been postponed until 2021. However, she says they have adapted to survive. “We saw it as an opportunity to explore new ways to serve our clients.” Lea says their biggest adaption has been to virtual conferences. “Shortly into lockdown, we set up a new business ‘virtualteam,’ offering virtual administration and marketing services to all industries. We are just really fortunate that our staff have multiple skills.” Lea says the lockdowns have illustrated just how important events are to the
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best they can. Organisers of the Nelson Home & Garden Show have made the call to press ahead with large expo at Saxton Stadium next weekend. The event usually draws hundreds of people all eager to learn about the latest trends and innovations. However, the Nelson Arts Festival team made the early call to cancel the festival and then part of the event that replaced it, despite it running in October. “These are very uncertain times and we are doing our best to respond from day to day,” says Nelson Festivals Trust chair, Brent Thawley. Oncue managing director and co-director of Nelson Venues & Events Lea Boodee says, they have been badly hit by Covid-19. “The conference and event industry
Jenny Hunter and her three-month-old daughter Nellie are hoping to meet other mums at Stoke’s new Mums and Bubs Circuit Class. Photo: Kate Russell. atmosphere. “All the exercises are built so you can be holding your baby or have you lying next to your baby,” says Odette. The class is designed for mums with babies aged six weeks to nine months old and will run on Mondays from 10.15am
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Māori rugby has resurgence in region
“It is looking more promising; we have a strong contingent of kaumātua supporting the teams as well as families.” Barney hopes to carry this momentum down through the junior ranks. “To bring our younger Māori up through the game, kids in sport stay out of court.”
Jonty Dine Local kaumātua are leading a resurgence of Māori rugby in the region. Te Tauihu o Te Waka a Maui Māori Rugby board chairman Barney Thomas is at the forefront of a strategy to strengthen Māori rugby across Top of South. Having grown up and played most of his footy in Marlborough, Barney was seen as the perfect candidate to unite Nelson and Marlborough. “There is a lot of history between Nelson and Marlborough and if we are to move forward as a region there is only one way we can do that, together.” Part of the new strategy will see Māori players from both regions representing the Top of the South. “This won’t just be about who turns up on the day anymore, and we will ensure coaches, managers, and physios are all available.” Not only has there been a shift to a more professional environment for the men, there have also been initiatives implemented to improve the women’s and junior games. “We hold wānanga for younger ones at the marae and talk about cultural issues
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Te Tauihu o Te Waka a Maui Māori Rugby Board chair Barney Thomas has helped revive the Māori game in the region. Photo: Jonty Dine. they need to be aware of.” Barney says there is immense pride in representing the iwi of the region. “Many players and admins have gone before them and they have to remember all the work they put in to get us where we are now, they kept teams running through the good, bad and ugly.” He says many players know only the iwi they represent, but little else of their heritage. “We are trying to assist in finding out who they are and where they come
from.” The committee will also ensure there are sufficient funds available for trips. “Last year there was a tournament in Invercargill, so I went to the treasurer to find out how much money there was, we had $6.50.” Barney and his committee helped raise the $45,000 for the year and then took three sides down south, with the women making the final. He says the project has continued to develop.
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Santa Cruz helps fund new mountainbike track Staff Reporter Global mountainbike company Santa Cruz has agreed to co-fund a new 3000m Fringed Hill trail, due to start construction in November this year. The PayDirt grant to Nelson Mountain Bike Club (NMTBC) of around $37,000 will offset investment from Nelson City Council in the new trail. Council included over $500,000 of funding for new mountainbike trails in the Long Term Plan 2018-28. Some of the trails are marked for the upcoming Enduro World Series event, initially due to be held in April 2021, but now postponed until April 2022. The combination of new trails and an upcoming international mountainbike event drew the attention of Santa Cruz Bicycles who invited NMTBC to apply to their PayDirt fund. Council’s sports and recreation committee chair Tim Skinner welcomed Santa Cruz’s investment in Nelson’s mountainbiking community. “Securing this funding is a win-win situation for Nelson’s mountainbiking community. The sponsorship recognises that Nelson’s mountainbiking is world class and the investment results in a saving for council’s Long Term Plan that will enable improvements in other areas of the mountain biking network.”
New funding will go towards building a new mountainbike track in Nelson. Photo: Sven Martin. Mel Schroder, chair of NMTBC, says the grant is the fulfilment of one of NMTBC’s goals for holding an Enduro World Series in Nelson, which was to secure further investment in mountainbike infrastructure for its members. “Even before we hold the event, the community will get to see the benefits thanks to the Santa Cruz PayDirt grant."
Santa Cruz will use the new trail for some of their mountainbike marketing during 2021, and their branding will be included on trail signage, as is the practice with other sponsors. Founded by Santa Cruz Bicycles in 2019, PayDirt funds recreational mountainbiketrail opportunities worldwide. Nelson is the only southern hemisphere grant recipient.
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Mako kick off season in style
Heading into their first match of the 2020 Mitre 10 Cup, most of the talk centred on the Mako’s supercharged back division and the capers they were expected to cut. However, it was the Tasman forwards who paved the way for their 41-24 victory over Counties Manukau on Saturday evening. Next up for the defending premiership champs is a date with Northland in Blenheim on Friday night.
Waimea front rowers Stacey Davis, Stephani Mitchell, Anna Bradley and Louise Nalder have all been selected for the Mako women. Photo: Jonty Dine.
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After dominating the Nelson club rugby season, the Waimea women’s front row is looking to take the fight to the Farah Palmer Cup. Stacey Davis, Stephani Mitchell, Anna Bradley and Louise Nalder are looking to shed their provincial rugby tag of “the cute little sisters”. “We want to bring it to them, we want teams to be worried to play us, we want them scared,” Stephani says. The women say they plan to combat the size of the
North Island teams with ‘mongrelism’. “It takes a bit of attitude, we aren’t as big, so we will make up for it that way,” says skipper Anna. Tasman managed just two wins from nine last season, but with former Black Fern Mel Bosman now at the helm there is an air of confidence around the team. “It has been the best build-up we have had,” says Stacey. The women were part of a rampant Waimea side which defended its Tasman Trophy title, scoring 334 points in just six games and conceding only 25.
They say more structure and direction has enabled the players to prosper. They have also benefitted from the women’s game gaining more recognition within the club, as Anna and Stacey were recently presented with centurion blazers. “The girls are taking it more seriously and there is a really positive culture around bettering yourself as a rugby player,” says Stephani. The players were rewarded for their dominance this season with no less than 12 Waimea players making the Mako squad.
After 11 years of playing together in various combinations, this season marks the first time the four will all feature in the same Mako side. “We have been together for a long time and know how each other plays which I think helps,” says Anna. She says the trust they have allows them to be honest and push each other. The women are also close friends outside of rugby and, like all good front rowers, most of their off-field activities together involve food. “We don’t party, we just eat.”
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Tahuna FC stuns Rangers Jonty Dine Tahuna FC sent shock waves through the Division One football competition at the weekend, handing the frontrunners their first loss this season. Hayden Nunn netted a double as Tahuna pipped the Blenheim Rangers 3-2 to pick up just its fourth win of the year. Elsewhere, FC goal-scoring machine Thang Thang Vanuk scored all four in his side's 4-3 defeat of Nelson College. At Saxton, Nelson Suburbs development held off Richmond 2-1. In Mainland Premier league action, Nelson Suburbs returned to winning form, ending a fivegame losing streak, beating bottom-placed Western 3-1. Jordan Yong scored the first
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A healthy looking mid-winter d’Urville bin full of snapper, trevally and blue cod. tember, 3-5pm, at the Nelson City Club, 1 Kinzett Tce. There will be a bouncy castle, raffles and spot prizes, a BBQ, a casting competition and of course lots of fisherpeople to talk to! Swing by for a chat and a sausage and find out what our club is all about! By the way: if you join by October 16th you’ll go into the draw to win a deluxe rod and reel combo estimated at $1300! Find more info on www.dawnbreakers.co.nz or on facebook. Tight lines!
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Jordan Yong scored one of three Suburbs goals as his side edged Western AFC 3-1 on Saturday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport. for the hosts followed up by Corey Larsen’s first MPL goal as Suburbs took a 2-0 lead into halftime. Western pulled one back early in the second with a penalty before Lachie Brooks sealed the win. Next Saturday sees Nelson take on Nomads at Saxton. Kick off is at 12pm.
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SCAMMING INFORMATION SESSION on 21 Sept 10am11.30am in the Age Concern Hall, 62 Oxford St, Richmond, with Age Concern’s Elder Abuse Advisor Mal Drummond and Kyle Abbott from NZ Police. Registrations are required so please contact Marrit on 5447624 ext 4 or community@ ageconcernnt.org.nz LIGHTHOUSE SPIRITUAL AWARENESS Mon 7.30pm. Talks, healing, clairvoyance. Trafalgar St Hall, opp Trailways. Ph Carolyn 5474613. ACTIVE STRENGTH/BALANCE CLASS seated options presented. Mon @1.30pm Tahunanui Community Hub, Muritai St. ACC accredited provider. Mental agility and Qi Gong for strength and balance. Ph Shirley 5471 433 / 021 121 8023. AFROLATIN FIT: Mon Workout & Dance classes for the whole community. Have fun and stay fit dancing to Afro, Caribbean and Latin music. Try it for free! 7pm, 22 Achilles Ave. - Pablo 02041583420.
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LEARN TO KAYAK: Nelson Canoe Club is offering a beginners kayaking course for those interested in progressing to Sea Kayaking or White Water Kayaking. Classes begin Tues, 6 Oct, 6.30pm. For more information see Nelson Canoe Club at www.nelsonkayakers.co.nz or phone Vince, 0274327440. NELSON 50+ MINI WALKERS Sept 22, Grossi Point. Meet 10am at Grossi Point Car Park. Ph. Des, 540 3373. STOKE CENTRAL COMBINED PROBUS Welcomes men and women as new members. Meeting Tue 22 Sept, 10am, Stoke Methodist Church Hall, 94 Neale Ave. Speakers, outings, and lunches. Ph. Rosemary 03 970 6872. WAKAPUAKA INDOOR BOWLS 2020 season. New members welcome, family friendly. Suitable for all ages, easy
rules, low cost, equipment supplied. Held Tues Clifton Terrace School Hall 7pm. Up for a challenge, give it a go. Brian 5450542, Shirley 539-6205. VICTORY JUMPERS Tues 3.30-4.15pm Victory Community Centre. A skipping club where tamariki decide how it grows. Games? Double Dutch? Tricks? Ropes, guidance and video inspiration are provided to get them started. Rope turner volunteers appreciated. For Kids of all ages, 5-105 years! Free! NELSON CREATIVE FIBRE Welcome you to friendly fibre craft meetings. Come and learn new skills or share yours. Meetings are 2nd and 4th Tues monthly 9.30am until 12 Jaycees room Founders Park. $2 members, $4 non-members. Next meeting 22nd September Paverpol demonstration. Yvonne 545 0954 see Facebook. NELSON CATHEDRAL WALKING GROUP (Tuesdays) start at Cathedral 9am, followed by morning tea in Cathedral. All welcome. Judith 027 319 8511. $3 LUNCHTIME MEALS Do you get hungry or lonely or both at lunchtime? If it’s a Tues, Wed or Thur you’re welcome to come for a dinner type meal, at 12pm at All Saints hall behind the church, 30 Vanguard St, cost $3. Phone 5482601.
WEDNESDAY ARTHRITIS SOCIETY COFFEE MORNING We meet at Melrose House Cafe, Brougham St 10am on the 4th Wed of the month. Next Gathering 23 Sept. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039. ISEL LADIES PROBUS CLUB welcome to our friendly club, 4th Wed monthly, Baptist Church, Stoke 10am (Book, coffee, and lunch groups). Phone Nadia 547 8452 or Sue 5486062. TASMAN TRACKIES CYCLING Welcome to new riders to
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Saxton Velodrome -Champion Rd. Wed 11am-1pm. Bikes available free of charge. Fun racing. Social coffee & chat after. Meet new people. Murray 0276450033, Malcolm 035445053. ENGLISH CONVERSATION GROUP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wed 4.30-6pm, Trinity Church, back right-hand door, 64 Nile St, by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea, coffee. Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970. WHAT IS TRUTH? Where is truth? Everyone welcome to come and attend any of a series of meetings and listen to the teachings of ‘the truth as it is in Jesus.’ Tahunanui Primary School Hall, Muritai St, Wed 7:30pm-8:15pm. Kylie 02102220397. LAUGHTER YOGA Make yourself warm with laughter. 5.30pm Wed. Victory Community Centre. Bring something to lie on for relaxation. Cath 5451207.
THURSDAY NELSON 50+ WALKING GROUP Sept 24, Nydia Track. Ph. Lesley 548 0366.
FRIDAY CULTURAL SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 10-11am Victory Community Centre. Come along and share morning tea with Victory’s friendly multicultural roopu. Volunteer opportunities for all people to participate.
SATURDAY / SUNDAY NELSON BOTANICAL SOC Field Trip Sun Sept 20, Eight Mile Track. Contact Don Pittham 03 5451985 or pitthamd@ xtra.co.nz for info. STOKE METHODIST MARKET, church grounds, 19 Sept 9am to noon. Ph 927 6130 to book site. Supporting Nelson
info. 5451339, 0274858222. CANCER SOCIETY NELSON - All of our support groups and programmes are on hold until further notice due to Covid-19. 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. Call 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757. THE NELSON ASTHMA SOCIETY Better Breathing Classes help you improve breathing through fitness. Nelson, Reformed Church, Enner Glynn 1-2:30 every Wed during school terms; Richmond Better Breathing Circuit, Club Waimea, 10-11am every Tues and Fri during school terms. Contact Sue 5441562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz or see our website https://nelsonasthma.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 HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF BECOMING A VOLUNTEER? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz Ph 5467681. HOLISTIC PULSING 50 mins sessions for Women at the Nelson Women's Centre, by koha. Call 5467986 to book. FREE FUNCTION ROOM HIRE to all community groups. Avail 7 days. Wakatu Hotel 83 Collingwood St. Craig 5484299. NELSON NORTH LIONS CLUB welcomes new members to join their small established group that are passionate of providing voluntary services through community involvement. John Rodger on 0276749333 john.rodger@ xtra.co.nz
Hospital Chaplaincy and LifeLinc. NELSON TROUT FISHING CLUB Learn to fly cast. Master guide Tony Entwistle will lead a fly casting clinic at Garin College on Champion Rd 9am, Sun Sept 20. Open to all. $10 fee for non-members. 'WILDLIFE OF COSTA RICA PHOTOGRAPHY EVENING’ Sat 26 Sep, Atawhai Community Church, Todd Bush Rd, Atawhai. $10 proceeds to 'Habitat for Humanity'.
GENERAL GROUPS ALZHEIMERS NELSON TASMAN invites families to bring a picnic to 279 Tadmor Valley Rd, Tapawera any weekend Fri to Mon, 10.30-3.30pm between 11-28 Sept. Entry koha (cash only). Proceeds will go towards local dementia services. Contact Sandra Rogan 0212572394. NELSON CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL is on again from 26 Nov to 17 Jan. Be part of the celebration. Entries for individuals, families, community groups, businesses and schools welcome - a great way to advertise and promote your group or organisation. Applications now open. Email christmas@nelsoncathedral.org for an Entry Form and reserve your space before 30 Oct 2020. HAVEN LIONESS CLUB PROJECT Pinc Next Steps (cancer rehabilitation), now available Rakaia Lions Lilies. Bag of 4 Oriental Liliy Bulbs $10, Bag 20 Freesia bulbs $5, plant now and will flower this season. Contact margaret.ralph.c@ xtra.co.nz or Audrey Kitto 5446243. FOOD, IS IT A PROBLEM FOR YOU? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. All welcome. NELSON WOODTURNING CLUB Join us at our clubrooms for Turning and camaraderie and sharing of knowledge. New Learn to Turn classes starting soon. Ph. Donald for
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Really nice nibbles and wine and beer. 100% of monies raised goes to the Key to Life charity (that’s Mike Kings one!)
Tickets are now on sale and available from the school office and students. Still gratefully seeking products or services for the nights auction. Just call Steve on 0275 449 448
Our AGM is to be held on Saturday 26th September - 1.30pm
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At home, surrounded by his family and best friends, on Sunday 13 September 2020, aged 39. Much loved son of Maree and the late Murray; loved stepson of Tony; brother of Sheree, Alana, and Joe. Danny will also be missed by his special friends and carers Paula, Kimeora, Mel, Maxine, and Renee. The service to celebrate Danny’s life will be held at Marsden House Funeral Home, 41 Nile Street East, Nelson on Wednesday 16 September at 11am, followed by interment at Marsden Valley Cemetery.
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JOHNSON Peacefully at Nelson Hospital on Thursday 10 September, 2020; aged 91 years. Cherished and greatly loved husband of Sheila. Son of the late Robert and Kath Johnson. Brother-in-law of Ian and Brenda (UK). Stan was loved and respected by all his family and friends. The family wish to express their gratitude to the wonderful teams at Nelson Tasman Hospice, Nelson Hospital and St John’s Ambulance for their genuine care and support during this time. As per Stan’s wishes, a private cremation has taken place at Hope Garden of Remembrance Crematorium.
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