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‘Leave our buses alone’ Tāhunanui residents cry foul over transport plan
Charles Anderson Members of the Tāhunanui community are crying foul over proposals to shift bus routes off Muritai St and onto the main
highway – a move they say will be dangerous and at the expense of the suburb’s most vulnerable. Currently, the Nelson City Council has out for submission the regional land
transport plan with a view to develop a 10-year transport vision for the Top of the South. However, one aspect of that plan has some Tāhunanui residents scratching their heads. In the
consultation document is a map that seems to suggest moving bus routes off Muritai St, that has recently been redeveloped for bicylce lanes, footpaths and bus stops, and onto Tāhunanui Drive
– the state highway. “How the hell are we going to cross the main road?” says elderly resident Helen Brown.
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FROM PAGE 1 “It’s dangerous.” John Gilbertson of the Tāhunanui Business and Community Association says that the proposal is “buried” in the council’s website which means the community hasn’t had the chance to digest it and make submissions. “They want input but we haven’t had any opportunity to be asking our community.” He believes that the plan, which mentions ‘express lanes’, is about putting four lanes onto Tāhunanui Drive. “Our community has been against that for years” Tāhunanui School principal Barbara Bowen says her main concern is over safety. “Our children catch the bus at five minutes to 3pm. We watch them, but if they had to go over Tāhunanui Drive there is no way
John Gilbertson, Mark French, Barbara Bowen and Helen Brown are disapointed by suggestions that buses are moved off Muritai St. Photo: Charles Anderson. I’d let them go unsupervised.” She says that many families in the area don’t have any other form of transport and moving the bus
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stops would disadvantage them even further. Helen Brown says the other concern is the distance it would
be for elderly reseidents to walk to catch the bus. Some have moved close to the bus stops just so they did not have to walk far, she says. John says he has planned a community meeting on March 23 at 7pm at Tāhunanui School so people can be informed. “We don’t want the bus to be moved from here. Leave our buses alone.” Regional land transport committee chair Brian McGurk says that the consualtion on the document had been going on for some time but there were constraints of having plans feed into the Long Term Plan. This means some timelines had been compressed. You can look at the draft regional transport plan and make subimssions here. https://shape. nels on.govt.nz/connec tingnelson
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Hohapata – Sealord Rescue was officially launched on Saturday with a ceremony at Wakefield Quay. Photo: Tim Cuff.
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Nelson finally has its brandnew vessel to patrol our high seas. The $1.4 million purpose-built vessel is the result of many years of fundraising and a $215,000 helping hand from Sealord. After 17 years of service to the community, Coastguard Nelson’s current vessel, Talley’s Marine Rescue, has come to the end of its life. In its place is Hohapata – Sealord Rescue. Hohapata Kahupuku was part of one of the most famous sea rescues in the region's history. In 1863, the crew of the
Delaware sailing from Nelson to Napier, became trapped on rocks in Wakapuaka. Hohapata swam into the raging waters to grasp a line thrown and rescued the crew from inevitable death. Honouring Hohapata's heroics, Coastguard Nelson unveiled its new rescue vessel on Saturday morning. With the Nelson Coastguard covering one of the largest areas of coastline in the country, the decision was made that a stateof-the-art rescue vessel was needed. Sealord sought input from Ngāti Koata to assist with the naming of the vessel. Sealord CEO Doug Paulin says the story behind the name
acknowledges everyday people doing extraordinary things. “It’s a very fitting tribute to a vessel and volunteer crew that are dedicated to saving the lives of people in the Top of the South." The new 11.3 metre Naiad is powered by two Hamilton jet engines for versatility and safety, with an estimated top speed of 40 knots. The new vessel will set Coastguard up for the next 20 years of saving lives in the Nelson community. Ratapu Hippolite, a greatgrandchild of Hohapata, fought back tears as he said it was an honour and a privilege for his ancestor to be celebrated for his actions.
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Elizabeth’s 25 years of service to St John Kate Russell Elizabeth Wiblin-Naughton could have retired from her job at St John when she tuned 65, but she didn’t want to - she enjoyed it too much. In fact, she continued working there for another 12 years until she was 76 and now volunteers within the organisation. “I always said if I woke up one morning and didn’t want to go to work, that would be the day I’d
hand my resignation in.” The only reason she did leave was to spend more time with her husband. Elizabeth, now 80, was recognised for 25 years of service on Saturday night at the St John Nelson district awards. She started her St John career as the area secretary, and it didn’t take long for her to impress. “May 19, 1994 - that’s the date I started. I was supposed to
just be helping them out until they found a replacement, but they never bothered trying to find one.” Elizabeth was instrumental in establishing the medical alarm service in Nelson in 1995. “I insisted. I would have phone calls all the time from people wanting medical alarms and I would have to send them to security firms, so I started
enquiring to the district manager,” she says. “In the end I was told, ‘if you want them, you do them’, so I started them and I still remember installing the first alarm.” Elizabeth worked in this field until her retirement but wore many other hats within the organisation over the years. She helped with fundraising, community services and the
Elizabeth Wiblin-Naughton receiving her long service award from St John South Island region general manager Craig Stockdale on Saturday. Photo: Brent McGilvary Photography.
Nelson Fellowship group, which she helped to establish. She was also the events officer in Nelson between 1995 and 2007. “Then, I decided I might as well help them with the shop,” she says. She joined the St John Community Shop team in 2018 and is a valued fashion merchandiser on a Thursday afternoon. “I’m there simply to do whatever is asked. It doesn’t matter what it is, I’m there to help.” Elizabeth says it was nice to be recognised on Saturday, but “isn’t there for the awards”. “Right from the start I was there to help, not gain awards. I loved it, the whole time.” She says she appreciates everything that St John does in the community. “Right from the administration to the volunteers. The service is one of the most needed in New Zealand. It is there for everybody.” Altogether, 43 volunteers and paid St John people were recognised at Saturday’s awards at the Headingly Centre, with recipients having a combined total of 585 years of service between them. Awards from five-year certificates to 45 years’ service were presented.
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‘Obnoxious’ man convicted after disorderly bar chase Erin Bradnock A 25-year-old man has been convicted of disorderly behaviour, resisting arrest and willful trespass following a chaotic incident at a Stoke bar on a Wednesday morning. Levi Andrew Crosswell appeared before Nelson District Court on Monday following an incident at Stoke Turf Sports Bar and Hotel on November 4 last year. The incident began once police arrived at the Turf for
an unrelated matter when the defendant began acting disorderly around 11am. Crosswell believed he arrived at the bar around 10am with a friend. When Crosswell was subsequently asked to leave by the duty manager, he refused and continued to argue, swear and film police. Once removed from the premises by police he entered back through a side door where he was warned he would be arrested if he did not leave.
The defendant continued to argue and film police when he was told he was under arrest for disorderly behaviour. The defendant then ran from police and, after a short onfoot chase, he was handcuffed. Judge Richard Russell described the actions as “obnoxious and difficult”, telling the defendant “you're the author of your own misfortune”. Crosswell was ordered to pay a $250 fine and 60 hours of community work.
Snorkelers make most of weather Sara Hollyman More than 150 first-time and recreational snorkelers were guided through the waters of Cable Bay on Saturday as part of Sea Week 2021. Port Nelson Guided Snorkel Day was hosted by Experiencing Marine Reserves (EMR) with support from Port Nelson, DOC, Cable Bay Kayaks, Guardians of the Sea and Tasman Bay Guardians. The purpose of the event was to increase community connection with guardianship of the local marine environment and marine reserves. Horoirangi Marine Reserve
Snorkelers gathered at Cable Bay on Saturday as part of Sea Week. Photo: Kyle Mulinder. was established in 2006 and covers an area of 904 hectares from Cable Bay to Glenduan. DOC marine reserve ranger for Horoirangi, Stew
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‘He’s not dead, he’s just sunbathing’ Kate Russell An elderly alpaca has been the cause for concern for Waimea Rd motorists. Zito, who resides in the paddock next to the Nelson SPCA, likes to sunbathe by the roadside fence - however his unusual sleeping style has prompted some worried calls from the public. “We get quite a few calls and also people coming in who are worried about the deceased alpaca in the paddock,” says staff member Jineen Stringer. “We had one call and two people stop in within a minute of each other with concern for him. Zito likes to give everyone a bit of a scare, but he really loves to sunbathe.” The 17-year-old pedigree alpaca has become quite the celebrity on social media after the centre took to Facebook to let everyone know that he is
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alive and well. “Gosh, I saw him lying in the grass the other week, hot as, and I thought he was dead too,” said one comment. The life expectancy of an alpaca is between 15 and 20 years old. Others suggested that they install a sign on the grass to reassure passers-by. “He likes to lie down on the pine needles. It’s twice a day, usually in the afternoon and the evening. He’s just extremely relaxed,” says Jineen. Zito arrived at the SPCA eleven years ago because he doesn’t like living with other alpacas. According to Jineen, Zito thinks the sheep in the paddock are his flock and he is “very protective” of them. “He’s very tame, he’s in excellent health and loves his nuts in the morning.”
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Nelson SPCA staff member Kasia Panasiuk with Zito the alpaca. Photo: Kate Russell.
Nelson homes hit $710k median price Staff Reporter
Nelson has seen record high house prices, or equal high for the last four months in a row, the latest data from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) shows The median price of a house in Nelson was $710,000 in February, an equal high with the month
before. That compared to the national median of $780,000, and represented a 23.5 per cent increase on the same time last year. REINZ chief executive Bindi Norwell says the Top of the South all saw an increase in median house prices in February, with Nelson increasing 23.5 per cent annually to a record equal price of $710,000.
This was the same as January 2021 and the fourth consecutive month of record highs. Tasman prices have increased 12.8 per cent annually to $750,000. "Open homes are busy across all three regions, with good levels of attendance due to limited available stock, which in turn is creating more competition between purchasers
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New DHB boss plans new ways of delivering healthcare Jenny Nicholson Hailing from the deep south, Nelson Marlborough Health’s (NMH) new chief executive Lexie O’Shea says she loves Nelson but breathing Central Otago air will always be something special. She’s a country girl and feels growing up in the beachy town of Riverton gave her freedom to grow and be herself. “As a child I never felt I had to be in a traditionally girly role. With two brothers and three sisters we were all treated the same. Both my parents worked so we were independent and resourceful,” says Lexie. She started her career in the hospital lab and says she loved the world of test tubes. She was happy there until asked to work on a project outside the lab, and from there was offered opportunity after opportunity. As chief operating officer and deputy chief executive of Southland’s hospitals, Lexi was involved with the Invercargill Hospital rebuild so comes to this position with experience. Plans to rebuild Nelson Hospital have been in the pipeline for more than a decade but are now supposed to get underway this term of government. An ‘Indicative Business Case’ for the project, which was submitted in May, was costed at about $713 million. In June 2020, a hospital stocktake throughout the country reported that one of Nelson Hospital's main buildings was in the worst condition of any hospital buildings in New Zealand. Lexie says the rebuild is exciting and she is committed to working to the time frame
New Nelson Marlborough Health chief executive Lexie O’Shea is excited about taking up the role's challenges. Photo: Jenny Nicholson. set by the Minister of Health. While the hospital rebuild is important and exciting to her, Lexie knows it isn’t a two-year event and is looking at changes in the interim. To create space for expansion, she will be relocating her office staff to make room for clinical services. “It’s amazing how creative and cost effective we can be. We already had office space in Richmond and some staff have already relocated there,” she says. Lexie is passionate about health promotion and preventing the need for hospital care where possible. In her personal life this means walking or running most days, walking meetings with staff where possible and standing for Zoom meetings. She starts her day with a wander around one of the departments. For the region’s healthcare it means delivering care in a contemporary way. Though changing the way care was provided was a necessity during lockdown, lessons learned have been valuable. Telehealth is now available in various departments, including oncology. This
means patients can access care from the comfort of home, surrounded by support rather than battling for a carpark and catching a shuttle. Lexie says the hospital is only a small part of health services, but it is an expensive part. “Hospitals are there for complex and episodic-type cares, and the rest is in the community.” One of her major focuses is better health outcomes for the more vulnerable in the community. There is discussion around delivering care to families rather than to individuals, providing healthcare outside the typical 8am to 5pm model and teams going to where vulnerable people are, rather than asking them to access health services. Lexie is very aware of the high number of over 65s in the community and sees it as very important to support community initiatives that help keep them fit and healthy. The introduction of ‘swoop teams’ who go to patients and deliver early intervention help keep people in their own homes and out of hospital where possible.
They also support rest homes to ensure residents can avoid hospital admittance unless needed. Elective surgery waiting lists are met with a national scoring tool. While she admits the tool isn’t perfect, Lexie is proud of how NMH has performed, achieving 110 percent of the Government’s target in 2019-2020. For hip replacements, the goal is for a patient to be seen within 100 days of referral and to have had surgery within another 100 days. “We have a superb team of people going above and beyond. The admin team are the glue and it’s a big team effort. Lockdown was a blip in the timeframes, but we are working hard to be back on track in 18 months to two years,” she says. “We want to move from ‘what can we do’ to ‘what matters to you?’” says Lexie. She says she is in the honeymoon period of the job having only started in February but is rapidly coming up to speed. Lexie says individualised care, staff development and staff wellbeing are of primary importance to her.
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Helping deaf children find connections Erin Bradnock Mailis Calvert is just like any nine-year-old - she loves dancing, music and swimming, though she also happens to be deaf. When Mailis and her family moved from Dunedin to Nelson at the end of 2019, her mother Katya Blair Calvert was having trouble finding any social or support groups for deaf or hard of hearing children in the region. “In Dunedin, there’s quite a well-established community there for kids like Mailis. It’s so important for kids to connect with each other and it helps them build a strong sense of identity,” she says. So, Katya took matters into her own hands and set up a Facebook group at the start of March called ‘Deaf Kids Nelson’. With just one Facebook post, interest to join the group came flooding in. “Overnight I heard from three different families interested in meeting up. I wanted to
Katya Blair Calvert with her daughter Mailis Calvert who was born deaf. Photo: Erin Bradnock. create that group so that kids can start to feel good about who they are and own their deafness,” Katya says. Mailis was born deaf and received a cochlear implant when she was three years old meaning she’s able to hear when she has her external device switched on, or as she says, has her “ears on”. For Mailis, being deaf is not a ‘disability’ as it doesn’t hold her back. Her mother says she is a confident kid that loves horse-riding and jazz dancing. “Kids at school always ask, ‘how can you dance if you
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Weet-bix TRYathletes seize the day Erin Bradnock Nearly 1700 young Nelsonians swam, biked and ran for their medals at this year's Sanitarium Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon. With six Weet-bix TRYathlons cancelled throughout the country, Nelson's event raced ahead with a crowd of more than 4000 supporters and athletes descending on Tāhunanui on Sunday.
Sanitarium representative Pete Davis says it felt great to be able to run the event amid uncertainties surrounding Covid-19 level restrictions. "We weren't sure if we would even have been able to run the event in the last two weeks," he says. "Although it's been a tough year for everyone, to be able to have kids out there running swimming and biking today is very rewarding," he says.
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A “wonderfully eclectic” range of preloved artworks from around the region are looking to be reloved. The Nelson Suter Art Society is holding an exhibition of secondhand artwork for sale and is still looking for submissions from the public. ‘Preloved Reloved’ will be held at the McKee Gallery, within Nelson’s Suter Art Gallery from May 31 to June 13. Society president Philippa Eberlein says they have already had around 45 enquiries. “A lot of the entries are starting to come back. A lot of them are Nelson scenes - lovely water colours, the mountains, the sea.” Philippa says there will be
room for around 80 artworks, depending on their size. Committee member Clare Williams says it’s the perfect opportunity for people to declutter and sell on valuable art. “People who are downsizing or moving away, handling an estate, or maybe you just want a change. It’ll be totally eclectic - there’s going to be something that everyone will treasure.” The society will be taking applications until May 2, and Philippa says they would love to get some more 3D work and ceramics. Photographs, sculptures,
fibre art and ethnic art are welcome too. The work must be to a good standard, ready to install, and appropriately priced. The Nelson Suter Art Society is New Zealand’s third oldest art society and is run entirely by volunteers. To apply, interested sellers should contact the society at Philippa Eberlein and Clare Williams with Gabrielle Coote’s Jane Evans nelsonsuterartsociety@gmail. painting, an example of the type of artwork they hope to get for the com ‘Preloved Reloved’ exhibition. Photo: Kate Russell.
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Your Voice Appreciation for treatment: Having recently been the recipient of life-saving care at Nelson Public Hospital, may I utilise your newspaper to convey my appreciation to those involved. I am deeply indebted to Dr. Carmen Ruiz, ably assisted by Dr. Ros Pochin and their specialised theatre crew, for the skilful diagnosis and subsequent surgery. Although words seem hopelessly inadequate, ‘thank you, thank you, for your persistence and expertise’. To all those other carers who played an important part in my recuperation, from senior nursing staff to those with seemingly more menial duties, please accept my gratitude for your patience and attention. Along with my wife and family, I thank you all for your efforts. Colin Bowden New library: We endorse the Nelson City Council’s ambition
New Zealand should take up Australia’s offer of opening up a Trans-Tasman bubble allowing families to reunite, skilled workers in and to boost our ailing tourism sector. We are a year into the Covid pandemic. I was totally supportive of the blunt boarder closure last year and the lockdown, but we now need a more sophisticated approach.
of creating a flagship public library that “Nelsonians can be really proud of - that rivals the best libraries in New Zealand.” Reading underpins all the skills needed to enable New Zealanders of every age to make better lives for themselves, their whanau, and their communities. The ability to read and comprehend text, whether in print or by digital means, is strongly linked with educational success and economic wellbeing, and is core to living fully in today’s world. We are not born with the ability to read, it must be learned. Children who have stories read to them hear up to one million more words by the time they are five, setting them up for better outcomes at school and in life. Without the ability to read, everything in life is a greater struggle and full participation in society is inevitably limited. Public libraries provide free and equitable access to such skills. People who read what they find interesting, enlightening, amusing and entertaining become learners for life. Practice that is
Australia, like New Zealand has mostly eliminated Covid. Cities like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth have had fewer recent cases than Auckland and longer periods with no community cases. It makes no sense to have the same 14 day quarantine rules for people coming from Australia, as for people coming from countries like the US, UK and India
editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz facebook.com/nelsonweekly www.nelsonweekly.co.nz pleasurable is much more likely to be continued. Like all skills, reading improves with practice, and the more you practice the easier it gets, and the more you get out of it. If Nelson City Council is hoping to lead the way, the planned library to form part of the Maitai Riverside precinct is the right place to start. Hilary Beaton, executive director, Public Libraries of New Zealand
buzzing with young people. Christine Clark Volunteers save hospital shop: Well done. That is great news. You all do a great job. Pauline Ann Stott Thank you for inviting the community to help out for a very good cause. Dianne Potts
Trafalgar Park preferable for Bay Dreams: Definitely want it back in Trafalgar Park, not Rutherford Park. Tammy Powick
Shave for Youth Nelson: You look fab and well Maree, big smiles all round. I was with you today - just not in person. Well done Youth Nelson. Sara McIntyre
Yes, keep it at the original site. Far better than the set up this year. Atalanta Reilly
Good stuff, well done everyone. Dan, you suit having no hair. Maree is such an awesome person. Aidan Fraser
Yes, was terrible to move it from the original site, definitely won't be going if it’s not back there. Victoria Robertson
Well done team. Great effort for such an amazing lady with an enormous heart. Caro Mcfadden
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where Covid is rampant. We know from the MIQ Covid testing that we are getting lots of cases out of these countries but not out of Australia. We should still require travellers from Australia to have a test before boarding a plane. We can isolate a region or state where needed if there were localised reoccurrences. A Trans-Tasman bubble would make a huge difference to thou-
sands of families and businesses. I have dozens of heart breaking stories from Nelsonians of family members dying alone, people seriously unwell and families desperate to be reunited. We have many tourism businesses on the brink of bankruptcy in places like Queenstown and Franz Josef but also here in Nelson and Tasman. Thousands of jobs are at risk. The Govern-
Truly amazing, it must be humbling Maree Shalders, to know how many care and love you. Donna Jane Neat job guys, you all rock. Tash Taylor Headstone restorer to continue work: I’ve lived near the cemetery for eight years and have never seen it look so good. Brian and the volunteers are doing a service for the community “free of charge” - how often does that happen? Never. They are doing an excellent job - praise should be given, not headaches. Lucie Morin Great work Brian and team, we love your work. Please carry on - it brings such joy to so many to see the clean graves. I really appreciate my grandfather’s clean grave. Coming in April to see it. Barbara Divehall
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Music therapist Colette Jansen is on a mission to help Nelson’s neurologically impaired through the power of song. Colette recently founded Nelsong, a choir catered to people with neurological disabilities which practices weekly at the Nelson Musical Theatre. The choir caters for a range of conditions from early dementia, brain trauma, addiction to stroke survivors. Lou Colff suffers from Parkinson’s Disease and has been coming to Nelsong sessions for a little over a month. He says has already noticed vast improvements in his movement and speech. “It loosens a lot of tension.” From Bob Marley to the Beach Boys, Nelsong covers a wide scope of genres. Lou says he particularly enjoys the sea shanties but does hope to see a few more people join
Colette Jansen, Lou Colff and Emily Sanson at the Nelson Musical Theatre. Photo: Jonty Dine. him in the choir. Colette says singing and music helps connect the brain and encourages it to develop new neurological pathways. The Nelson Tasman Music Therapy Collective started Nelsong in October of last year, however, without more members, it may not survive much longer. “It is not currently viable with such low numbers, but I am trying to grow it.” The choir performs at the
theatre on Atawhai Drive on Wednesdays from 10am and 11.30am. At just $10 per session, the cost of the venue exceeds any income she makes, but Colette says she will continue as there is a real need for music therapy. “I absolutely believe in this choir, it is not sustaining me financially, but it is my gift to Nelson.” To join Nelsong please contact Colette on 021644618 or email ntmtcollective@gmail.com
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It’s been 22 years since Les Marriott first established his business – AllTransport Refinishers Paint & Panel Repairs on Pascoe Street, Tahunanui. The company has specialist paint and panel beating tradespeople and equipment, and a purpose-built premises for any kind of vehicle repair
work people require. “When I first started out, I was down the end of Pascoe Street doing trucks and buses,” says Les. “Then we moved to our current location in order to downsize. On February 1st this year, we acquired the building next to it, which was previously occupied
by an electrical firm. After they left, we knocked out a few offices and have created more workshop space. “We are still doing trucks and buses, and we also provide restoration work. A couple of older cars we’ve worked on are now in the museum.”
AllTransport Refinishers also does a lot of insurance work, and for many years they have had a lot of big customers such as Fulton Hogan, Downers, Apex Rental Cars, Omega Rental Cars and Executive Limousines. They also do restoration work for Cartel. AllTransport are also specialised in heavy machinery and are currently doing work for Porta Hire.
panel beating, cosmetic refinishing, protective coatings When your vehicle or even your entire fleet requires panel beating, painting, cosmetic refinishing, or protective coatings, AllTransport Refinishers are the Top of the South professionals. “There is virtually nothing we can’t do, from private cars to commercial vehicles,” says Les. “Cars, trucks, boats, motorbikes, aircraft, everything. We do a lot of fibreglass repairs, body repairs and paintwork. Recently we completed a whole new side for a caravan.” AllTransport Refinishers is committed to using quality materials such as Spies Hecker paint from Christchurch and everything else they try to source locally. The business is the Top of the South DuPont Fleet Care Specialist fine paint finisher and has a large spray booth which can accommodate just about any size of vehicle for spray painting. They can do all insurance and private collision work in Nelson including dents, minor and major accidents. experienced, professional team The capable team at AllTransport
Refinishers works well together because everyone knows their job. “I can book some work and go out to Wiki who runs the workshop and say, ‘this job needs to go out by lunchtime on Friday and he makes it happen,’” says Les. The team of eight staff is comprised of Les (company owner), his granddaughter Shannon (office manager) who has been with the business for seven years, Wiki (workshop manager), three qualified painters and two qualified panel beaters. “We also have Christian onboard who is doing an apprenticeship and Navi who is a labourer. “I can give him a job; if it’s got a dent, he can repair it, prime it up and paint it.” Book your paint & panel repairs AllTransport Refinishers is located in the heart of Tahuna’s busy industrial zone at 121 Pascoe Street. “People are welcome to pop in and book their vehicle in for repair work or they can give us a call and ask for a quote,” says Shannon. “We can also go out to see people.” There is a courtesy car available for when your vehicle is being repaired. Shannon says post lockdown, although the company lost some rental car work, they have been doing a lot more restoration work. “Currently we have three or four restoration jobs on the go,” says Les. “We’ve got a big job coming in at the start of winter, an old Cadillac.” valued customers and staff The company really values its cli-
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Twins Asher and Amanaki Veamatahau are as close as they are competitive. Growing up, the brothers would constantly try to beat each other at whatever they did. “Being twins we were pretty much even so we always had
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journeys which have also been nearly identical to date. Born in Auckland, Asher and Amanaki grew up playing rugby league and their future seemed destined for the 13-man code after moving to Australia as teenagers. The twins spent time in various NSW Cup sides, however, couldn’t quite crack first grade in the highly competitive environment that is Australian rugby league. “There is a lot of politics and stuff like that.” They would train with some greats of the modern era though, including the Melbourne ‘big three’ of Cooper Cronk, Billy Slater and Cameron Smith. “They were just a different level.” In 2019, the two men made the move to rugby and England. “We decided as a family to switch to union because it is
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Asher and Amanaki Veamatahau will look to make a home in the Stoke midfield this season. Photo: Jonty Dine. more worldwide and there are more opportunities and from there, we went to England to develop our skills,” says Asher. Amanaki says it was a difficult but enjoyable adjustment to make. “It’s different, it’s cold but we enjoyed the switch, it’s less physical and there is a lot more room to run.” After two seasons, the 24-year-old twins made the call to come home to New Zealand as the Coronavirus pandemic raged out of control in the United Kingdom. Stoke then picked up the powerhouses who are set to debut in the Tasman Trophy this season as they look to push for Mako selection. Unsurprisingly, the twins play together at second five and centre and will look to cement themselves as the starting midfield at Greenmeadows in 2021. “They are good blokes, this team has
potential, and we want to progress to the next level. The Mako are very strong but that’s the goal,” says Amanaki. Religion is a huge part of the Veamatahau’s lives and they spend as much time at church as they do at the footy field. The twins also swear off drugs and alcohol, a decision they made together when they were young. Having grown up around addiction, the two men say they vowed not to waste their talents. Despite the culture that can often surround sport, Asher and Amanaki have become used to teammates enjoying a beer in the clubrooms. The brothers are incredibly close off the field, having lived together all our lives. “You can’t separate us,” says Asher. “We have that bond that we will always be connected even when we are separated.”
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A 99-run opening stand between Tom Ingham and Joseph O'Connor helped Waimea Toi Toi United to an upset victory over Athletic College Old Boys in T20 action on Saturday. A patient half century from Ingham was complemented by a 29-ball 41 from O'Connor as the opposition toiled for 12 overs before finally getting the breakthrough. The Tigers failed to fully capitilise on the solid platform but added a further 51 runs to the total for the loss of just three wickets. Ollie Jones-Allen and Glen Baumfield kept the batters in check and returned tidy figures as Mason Thelin and Billy Powick both finished unbeaten with healthy strike rates. ACOB lost Shane White early in the chase and struggled to build and significant partnerships. Jones-Allen backed up his efforts with the ball, top scoring with 28, however, consistent wickets ensured his side fell 26 runs shy of the target. Elsewhere, Stoke/Nayland
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Stoke/Nayland's Dylan Eginton was in imperious form with the ball on Saturday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport. romped to a crushing defeat of Nelson College at the Botanics courtesy of a stunning spell of bowling from Dylan Eginton. Nelson mustered just 71 in 18.3 overs, Eginton ripping through the order to claim the best figures of the season so far with 5/6. It was Eginton's second five wicket-haul of the competition. Stoke made light work of the modest total, needing just under nine overs to claim the win. Ryan Edwards powered his side across the line with 25 off 15, while Ronan Restieaux provided some consolation for
college with an impressive spell of 2/12. Stoke's win sees them remain top of the table with three wins from four. In the round's final game, Nelson Griffin Harsh Visavadiya scored over half his side's runs as Wanderers defeated Wakatu by five wickets. Wakatu struggled its way to 105/9 off its 20 overs, Visavadiya also picking up a wicket and a run out. The allrounder then scored 60no off 45 balls, however Wanderers was made to work for the win, getting home with just three balls to spare.
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Summer Challenge taken in stride Getting underway at 7am from the Maitai River, 240-teams of three adventure racers took on one of three courses as part of the Summer Challenge. Laura Biessy, Susie Wood and Hannah Greenhough representing Bowater Toyota Nelson romped home in the 64km course in 08:49:30, crossing the finish
more than an hour clear of second place. In the six-hour challenge just two minutes separated Katie Harrhy, Serena Hobson and Kylie Anticich from their nearest rivals. Taking the top podium spot in the three-hour race was Ella Dawson, Ruby Fullerton and Erica Batchelor who finished in 03:01:10.
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Local driver Julian Stilwell retained his Formula 1 national title at Lake Rotoiti over the weekend as hundreds packed the lake for two days of power boat racing. Organisers of The ENZED Rotoiti Power boat club say big crowds and perfect weather made it an ideal weekend. The National regatta was as held on Saturday with an ambitious programme of 37 races from the powerful GP hydroplanes right through to the entertaining clubman racers who provided close racing all day. Julian Stilwell drove to glory in his Johnston Associates craft however his Sunday racing was ended with engine issues. Likewise Formula 3 was taken out by local driver Jason Stewart in his reliable craft The Ghost who raced consistently
over two days. Grand National Hydroplane title was won by Invercargill driver Shane Harvey in Renegade continuing a great South Island regatta. The event was not without incident with several spectacular crashes testing event safety procedures and rescue crews who all performed with distinction. Organiser Joe Blakiston says the crowds gathered were the biggest in years and positive feedback was very encouraging especially the standard of commentary, the consistent racing and lunchtime warbird flyover from the Blenheim based Yak 3 Full Noise. “We have a few things to work on for next year to make it even better but the sunshine and perfect lake conditions absolutely sealed the event success.”
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Was N739 N599 N599 N649 649 N938 N968 N899 N899 N1137 N1138 N949 N1286 N1287 N1328 N1346 N1436 N1696 N1676 N1499 N1699 N1799 N2125 N1899 N2596 N2647 N3247 Was 149 199 N299 399 N499 499 N699 N749 799 849 899 N899 N949 999 999
Now 549 549 499 599 499 699 799 849 799 899 899 899 999 1049 1049 1099 1249 1299 1399 1399 1399 1649 1749 1799 2149 2299 2899 Now 119 159 249 299 399 399 649 699 649 699 699 799 849 849 799
908 CZ 457 Blu/Syn 101 Ruger Precision M-lok 18" 095 Ruger Amricn Blu/Grn Ran Sil 579 Tikka T1x Blu/Syn 20" 102 Ruger Precision M-lok 18" Ran 100 Ruger Precision M-lok 18" Ran Sil 828 CZ 457 Royal Blu/Wd TFS 22LR SEMI AUTO RIFLES 548 Rossi 7022 Blu/Syn 18" TFS 276 Webley & Scott X22 Blu/Syn 108 Webley & Scott X22 Blu/Wd 443 Rossi 7022 Blu/Syn 18" 4x32 Sil 372 Voere Blu/Wd 3-9X40 SCP 107 W&S X22 Blu/Wd Ran3-9 Silncr 038 Chiappa M1-22 Syn 105 W&S X22 Blu/Syn Ran Sil 036 Chiappa M1-22 Wood 103 S&W M&P 15-22 Sport N/S Sil 245 Chiappa Rak-22 Wood 628 Hammerli Tac R1 059 ISSC MSR MK22 Std Black 061 ISSC MSR MK22 Std Tan 050 Hammerli Tac R1 Silencer 042 GSG-16 Syn 10rnd 664 Hammerli TAC R1 Match Trigger 047 H&K HK416 BLU/SYN M-lok 16" 683 CAL Issc MSR Blu/Syn STD Sighmark-dot 040 GSG-16 Syn 10rnd Red Dot 610 Tippmann M4-22 Pro 16" 048 Hammerli Tac R1 Ran3-9 Silncr 607 Tippmann M4-22 Elite 16" 246 Chiappa Rak-22 Wood R/Dot Sil 836 Hammerli Tac R1 Red Dot Sil 275 CZ 512 TAC Blu/Syn 046 H&K HK416 BLU/SYN M-lok 16" Ran Sil 039 GSG-16 Syn 10rnd Ran1-8x24 058 ISSC MSR MK22 Std Black Ran 060 ISSC MSR MK22 Std Tan Ran1-8 247 Chiappa Rak-22 Wood Ran Sil 044 H&K HK416 BLU/SYN M-lok 16" Ran 043 H&K HK416 BLU/SYN M-lok 16" Ran Sil 17HMR BOLT ACTION RIFLES 435 Rossi 8117 Blu/Syn 18" TFS 243 Ruger American Blu/Syn 639 Savage 93R17 Blu/Syn SCP SIL 024 Ruger Amercn Blu/Grn TFS 019 CZ 455 SS/Syn TFS T/Brake 16"
N999 N1049 N1268 N1099 N1527 N1607 N1499 Was 349 N399 N399 N638 699 N918 N749 N987 N849 N1279 N1499 N1499 N1499 N1499 N1579 N1599 N1599 N1499 1599 N1898 N1599 N2057 N1699 N2096 N1997 N1769 N2077 N2338 N2397 N2397 N2496 N2397 N2477 Was N449 N749 849 N899 N999
899 949 1049 999 1249 1299 1399 Now 279 349 349 449 549 649 499 699 599 1149 1199 999 1099 1099 1049 1099 1099 1199 1349 1299 1499 1349 1599 1649 1449 1599 1549 1599 1699 1699 1949 1799 1849 Now 349 699 699 799 899
553 Marlin XT-17 SS/Lam 22" HB 582 Ruger American SS/Syn TFS 220 Savage 93R17 SS/Lam TFS HB SCP 585 Ruger Precision M-lock 18" 732 Ruger Precision M-lock 18" 9 Shot 027 Ruger American SS/Syn Ran Sil 022 CZ 455 Varmint Lam T-hole SS 906 CZ 457 Varmint Blu/Wd 028 Ruger Precision M-lock 18" Ran Sil 021 CZ 455 Varmint Lam T-hole SS Ran 396 CZ 457 Royal Blu/Wd TFS 583 Ruger Precision M-lock 18" 4.5-14x44 Sil 924 Tikka T1X UPR Blu/Syn 20" 926 Tikka T1X UPR Blu/Syn 20" 3-15x44 SIL 17HMR SEMI AUTO RIFLES 684 Savage A17 Blu/Syn TFS 3-9X40 Scop 244 Volquartsen Superlite Hog-Blk 22MAG BOLT ACTION RIFLES 918 Rogue Chipmunk Blu/Syn 14" 335 Norinco JW-15D Blu/Wd 441 Rossi 8122M Blu/Syn 18" TFS 541 Rossi 8122M Blu/Syn 18" 4x32 Sil 540 Rossi 8122M Blu/Syn 18" 3-9 Sil 130 Ruger American Blu/Grn TFS 134 Ruger Precision M-lok 18" 256 Ruger American TGT SS/Lam 18" TFS 133 Ruger Precision M-lok 18" Sil 796 Ruger American Blu/Grn Ran Sil 132 Ruger Amrcn SS/Syn Ran Sil 745 Ruger Precision M-lok 18" Ran Sil 22MAG SEMI AUTO RIFLES 430 Rossi 7122M Blu/Syn 21" 3-9 Sil 424 Rossi 7122M Blu/Syn 21" Ran Sil 423 Savage A22 Magnum Blu/Syn 905 CZ 512 Blu/Wd 904 CZ 512 Blu/Syn Tac 903 CZ 512 Blu/Syn Tac Ran1-8 SIL
999 N999 999 N1149 1149 N1418 N1299 N1299 N1637 N1638 N1499 N2046 N1899 N3576 Was 1199 N3299 Was 199 399 N449 N669 N787 N899 N1149 N1199 N1298 N1387 N1418 N2196 Was N868 N1087 N1199 N1299 N1799 N3046
799 899 799 999 999 1149 999 1199 1299 1199 1399 1699 1799 3199 Now 949 3199 Now 149 299 349 449 549 799 1049 1099 1149 1149 1149 1749 Now 499 699 949 1199 1599 2499
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Was 1999 Was 699 N799 N849 N949
Now 1699 Now 549 699 749 799
730 Savage Axis Blu/Camo 20" TFS SCP 576 Ruger American Ranch Blu/Syn 720 Remington 700 ADL Tac FDE 120 Ruger American Predator G2 TFS 647 Tikka T3X Blu/Syn 574 Howa 1500 SS/Hog Ran SIL 116 Howa 1500 SS/Hog Ran SIL 126 Tikka T3X SS/Syn 724 Howa Mini Blu/MDT Oryx OD LW 20" 118 Ruger American Predator G2 Ran SIL 123 Ruger American Ranch Blu/Syn Ran 262 Tikka T3 Varmint SS/Syn HB 1-12" 525 Tikka T3x SS/Syn Elite FLT TFS 917 CZ 527 Carbine 119 Ruger American Predator G2 TFS 4-12 Sil 279 Tikka T3x SS/Syn Elite FLT TFS Ran 128 Tikka T3x SS/Syn FLT TFS 475 Brwng X-bolt SS/Syn Stkr SPI FLT 645 Tikka T3x Superlite Strata 22" 1:8 363 Brwng X-blt SS Super Light 524 Tikka T3x SS/Syn Elite FLT Ran Sil 419 Tikka T3X SS/Crb SPI FLT TFS 300 BLACKOUT BOLT RIFLES 137 Howa 1500 Mini Blu/Syn HB 16" TFS Ran 22-250 BOLT ACTION RIFLES 388 Steyr PRO Varmint 243 CALIBER RIFLES 230 Rossi Puma Blu/Syn SCP 594 Howa 1500 SS/Hog Black 713 Howa 1500 SS/Hog Green TFS 714 Howa 1500 SS/Hog Green TFS Ran 580 Tikka T3X SS/Syn Elite FLT TFS 229 Browning A-Bolt SS/ROUGHTECH 6.5 CREEDMOOR RIFLES 163 Howa Varmint Blu/Hog 803 Howa 1500 SS/Hogue 391 Remington 700 ADL Varmint 420 Howa 1500 SS/Hog Varmint 542 Ruger Amrcn Predator TFS 502 Howa 1500 SS/Hogue 4.5-14x44 164 Rug Predator Ran 4.5-14x44 564 Howa 1500 SS/Hogue 4.5-14x44 SIL 421 Tikka T3X SS/Syn Spi/Flt TFS 166 Ruger Precision Gen 3 M-lok 24" 168 Tikka T3X Tac A1 24" 270 BOLT ACTION RIFLES 715 Howa 1500 SS/Hog Black
999 N1099 N1199 N1199 N1399 N1727 N1727 N1599 N1599 N1907 N1947 1699 N1749 N1799 N2007 N2148 N2049 N2099 N2099 N2149 N2567 N3299 Was N1378 Was 3199 Was 699 N999 N999 N1487 N1749 1999 Was N999 N999 N1099 N1099 N1099 N1787 N1847 N2096 N2049 N2999 N3799 Was N999
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231 Brno ZKK-600 Blu/Wd TFS 390 Brno 600 Blu/Wd 407 Tikka T3X SS/Syn 232 Sako 75 LH CKT/Wd 566 Sako 85 SS/Syn Finnlight 7MM08 CALIBRE RIFLES 699 Howa 1500 SS/Hog TFS 570 Moss Ptrt Blu/Syn FLT TFS 572 Weatherby Vanguard Blu/Syn 20" 676 Remington 770 Blu/Syn SCP 890 Browning A-bolt SS/Syn 18" TFS 451 Sauer 100 Ceratech M14x1 Ex Demo 237 Winchester MOD 70 Blu/Syn 927 Tikka T3X SS/Syn FLT 928 Tikka T3X SS/Syn FLT Ran3-9 7X57 CALIBRE RIFLES 612 Steyr 1912 Blu/Wd 308 BOLT ACTION 235 Mauser 1924 Blu/Wd 558 Mossberg Patriot SS Crkt 22" FLT 551 Tikka LSA-55 Blu/Wd W/ Rings 800 Howa 1500 Blu/Hog 1:10 552 BSA Hunter Blu/Wd 24" 4X32 140 Henry Blued Wood Single Shot 889 Howa 1500 SS/Syn 18" TFS SCP 266 Remington 700 24" Blu/Syn 805 Howa 1500 Blu/Hog 20" HB 630 Howa 1500 Blu/Hog 1:10 Ran3-9 798 Howa 1500 SS/Hog Varmint 1:10 139 Henry Blued Wood Single Shot Ran Sil 305 Tikka T3X SS/Syn Elite FLT TFS 880 Browning X-Bolt SS/Wal 294 Bergara B14 HMR Blu/Syn 24" 343 Browning X-bolt SS/Syn Stkr NDT 22" Ran 500 Thompson PRO Hunter 236 Sako AII Blu/Wd TFS HB 307 Tikka T3X SS/Syn Elite FLT 4-12 479 Tikka T3X SS/Syn Spi/Flt TFS 577 Brwng X-bolt SS/Syn FLT TFS 595 Tikka T3X Superlite Strata 22" 285 Tikka T3X SS/Syn Elite FLT Ran Sil 932 Ruger Prcsn Enhncd M-lok 527 Browning Maral Syn S/Pull Nordic 151 Tikka T3X Tac A1 24 923 Sako Finnlight II TFS 20" 477 Fierce Fury Crbn/Blk-grey M/B
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799 N849 N899 N999 999 N1099 1199 1199 1199 N1399 N1499 N1499 N1649 N1799 N2299 N2399 N2699 N2999 N2999 N3499 N3699 N4199 N4199 N4499 N4499 N4699 Was 399 Was 449 599 999 1999 2499 4499 Was N449 N499 N599 N649 N699 749 799 N1399 N1399 N1999 N1999
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