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Zoe and Benji Stokes, aged 4 and 6, enjoy Tasman’s beautiful Rabbit Island beach. With toilets, a vast sandy beach, safe swimming, dog and equestian-friendly areas and a network of bike trails, including the Tasman Great Taste Trail, Rabbit Island really does have plenty of options to fill these long summer days. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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With a warm summer forecast, families and visitors are already looking for the best rivers, lakes, and beaches to swim in over the holidays.

A new ‘Can I swim here?’ online tool has been launched, providing extra confidence for Nelson and Tasman residents and visitors this summer. Developed by Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA), ‘Can I swim here?’ shows the most up-to-date water quality information for more than 35 sites across the top of the south, and is freely available at LAWA.org.nz/swim.

Tasman District Council’s Environmental Information Manager Rob Smith, says the service complements regular water quality testing and toxic algae monitoring. A timely feature of the site is that it shows toxic algae results for rivers and lakes where this is monitored – the first time this information has been available on a nationwide website.

“In addition to our regular monitoring data and reporting on our website for dozens of sites, we also share this key data with LAWA,” says Rob. “We’re keen to give people easy-to-understand information at a glance for the most popular

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“My wife and I have been married for 53 years, and we had a great-grandson born this year, we already have four great-granddaughters.”

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swimming sites in the district.”

The sites listed on LAWA include Kaiteriteri Beach, Lee River Reserve, Rabbit Island main beach, Twin Bridges on the Roding River, Mapua Leisure Beach Park, Alexander’s Bridge in Motueka and Pohara Beach in Takaka.

“Each site gives a description of the location, a simple traffic-light style indicator of the water quality status and a graph of detailed readings,” Rob says.

“It’s a really good way to help decide which swimming spot to choose.”

The LAWA website also contains valuable information for swimmers on other swimsmart things to look out for before taking a dip. This includes advice on checking if the water is clear, avoiding swimming for two days after heavy rainfall, and looking out for possible hazards.

LAWA is a partnership between Councils, Cawthron Institute, Ministry for the Environment and Massey University, and has been supported by the Tindall Foundation.

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Forty years ago, Richard ‘Tosh’ McIntosh bought a caravan.

The first place he and his wife Freda took it to was Tekapo.

“But no one told us it was cold and miserable, and you needed a heater,” Tosh, a former physical education teacher at Waitaki Boys High, says.

So the pair, who live in Oamaru, then decided to take it to Wanaka.

“But all my old pupils were there,” Tosh says.

“They make a lot of racket and drink a lot of beer and come and harass me.”

So finally, they tried Nelson and came to Tahuna Holiday Park.

“We set up over by that big tree over there, but it was a little tree back then.”

The weather was good and the living was easy.

They brought their three daughters and enjoyed the holiday life. So they just kept on coming back. They changed caravans as the family got bigger as more children came along, and then smaller as they moved away overseas - to London and Australia.

But other things have changed in that time too, says Freda.

“Society’s changed – we have working mothers and fathers now, so the mother comes with the kids and then has to go back to work and the father flies in. It’s a bit sad really, but that’s society now.”

She says if camping has taught them anything it is to just slow down and enjoy time with your family.

“Especially the kids. Time

Freda and Tosh McIntosh, from Oamaru, have been coming to Tahuna Holiday Park for 40 years. Photo: Charles Anderson. goes so fast.”

Their daughters are still coming back with them to Tahuna, but these days they have their own campsites and some of their own children

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“It gets pretty busy but, really, it’s easy living.

“You don’t have lawns to mow. It’s nice to get away from home,” says Tosh.

In saying that, they don’t let the fact that they are sleeping in a caravan detract from the simple pleasures in life. There is a satellite dish that will go up and connect to the television.

However, Tosh says it’s the grandchildren who come in and take over that amenity. They also have barriers to take the edge off the wind.

“It’s starting to look a bit like a castle,” Tosh says.

Freda says from their little base they can go anywhere in the region – Cable Bay, Kaiteriteri, Takaka.

“But right now, we are happy right here – taking it slow.”

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Emergency services expecting busy summer Brittany Spencer & Charles Anderson An influx of visitors to the region this summer is expected to keep emergency services on their toes, but they are urging people to stay safe while enjoying their time in Nelson.

Over the next few weeks while most people are relaxing, Nelson Bays Police Area Commander Mathew ArnoldKelly says Nelson’s officers will be out in numbers, working hard to keep everyone safe.

“The roads are already getting busier and we want everyone to do their bit to reduce the possibility of anyone losing their life or suffering serious harm on our roads this summer.”

Motorists are urged to slow down and be patient with visitors, maintain safe following distances and pull over if you need to use your cellphone.

If you’re towing a caravan or boat, keep a check for traffic building up behind you and pull over to let them past when it’s safe to do so.

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“Go easy this holiday season,” he says.

“Think about keeping hydrated, think about your alcohol consumption, and think carefully about your actions.”

Robbie advises residents to brush up on their first aid skills, know where all the local AED units are, and most importantly, do not hesitate to call 111. To find out where your nearest AED is located, go to aedlocations.co.nz or you can download the free AED

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Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter crewman Carl Babe says, whether you are planning on going tramping or mountain biking or doing anything on the road, it’s important to take your time.

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2018 Skatepark Tour rolls into action Judene Edgar Reporter

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The region’s top talent on skateboards, scooters and BMX bikes are gearing up for the thrills and spills of the 2018 Skatepark Tour.

After winning the junior scooter competition for the past two years, eleven-year-old Nikita Turu is looking forward to competing again this year.

Nikita has been riding bikes, scooters and skateboards since she was three years old.

“I play around with the BMX and skateboard, but I mainly ride the scooter,” she says.

Nikita isn’t fazed that she’s usually the only female competing in the tour, but says it would be good if other girls gave it a go. She says that scootering is good for making new friends and she loves the challenge of

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“I go to all the heats I can. Last year I made it to all of them,” she says.

The tour now comprises eight heats after successfully expanding to Murchison and Nelson in 2017.

“It went really well in Murchison, so we’re keen to go back again for more action,” says Sport Tasman’s tour coordinator Seth Watson.

The skate, scooter and BMX competitions are split into junior (5 to 11 years), senior (12 to 17 years) and open grade (18 years and over). The winners from each of the seven heats will be available on the Tasman Youth Council Facebook page and the overall winners are decided based on points from placings at each heat.

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Entries are taken on the day and helmets are compulsory for all competitors.

The 2018 Skatepark Tour kicks off at the Murchison Skatepark on Saturday, January 6, starting at 1pm. Next stop is the Mapua Skatepark on January 7 from 3pm, Tapawera Skatepark: January 10 from 5pm, Motueka Skatepark: January 13 from 3pm, Takaka Skatepark: January 14 from 3pm, Brightwater Skatepark: January 17 from 5pm and Richmond Skatepark: January 20 from 3pm. The final three-hour session is at Nelson’s Neale Park Skatepark: January 21 from 3pm.

For more information go to tyc.co.nz/events/skateparktour-2018 and follow the Tasman Youth Council FB page for updates.

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Market links business honours

Doug Clifton, manager of Hunting & Fishing Richmond, encourages people to shop instore and go in the Shop ‘n’ Win draw.

The popular competition has been running for the last 10 years and will see one lucky shopper win $5000 cash, while the business that issues the winning entry receives $1000 free advertising.

Retailers participating in the competition are easy to identify, simply look for the Shop ‘n’ Win poster in their front window or check out the list of businesses on the back page of this paper.

The Shop ‘n’ Win competition will run from December 27 until January 24, 2018, so get shopping and support local businesses. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

Charles Anderson One started the Nelson Saturday Market and the other launched his business there – but both have been honoured for their services to business and community.

Local peanut butter man Pic Picot and Saturday Market founder Nita Knight were named as part of the New Year’s Honours list and were made Members of the Order of New Zealand.

Pic was cited for starting Pic’s Peanut Butter as a one-person, garage-based business in 2007. He started selling his product at the Nelson Market.

“The multi-million dollar business now comprises two factories and more than 35 staff and its products are exported internationally,” the citation reads.

“He has promoted New Zealand business internationally, conducting product tastings at food shows and expos, speaking at high-profile events, and through a close working relationship with New Zealand Trade and Enterprise.”

He has provided mentoring to numerous startup business owners in the Nelson/Tasman region as well as nationally, and also sponsored community organisations in Nelson including the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary, the Nelson Arts Festival, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nelson.

Nita Knight founded and has operated the Nelson Saturday Market for 39 years since 1978.

“She has overseen the market’s development into a community hub and visitor attraction for Nelson and has been an advocate for locally produced goods, art, craft and designers,” the citation reads.

“The market has been an incubator for many businesses and products including Pic’s Peanut Butter, Anathoth Jam, Hogarth’s Chocolates, Pete’s Lemonade and Proper Crisps.”

She has supported local charities and schools by providing free or reduced-price stands at the market. Such organisations include the Nelson Hospice, Cancer Society, St John’s, the Royal New Zealand Returned and Services Association, and Young Enterprise Trust.

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Local chefs share recipes to help y Salmon and Prawn Parcels by The Vic Brewbar head chef Chris Bayliss

Standing by the barbecue with tongs in one hand and a cold drink in the other as friends and family gather round is quintessential to a kiwi summer.

Mouths salivate at the very thought of sizzling fresh local produce so Brittany Spencer spoke with three of the region’s top chefs to give you a bit of know-how to spice up your barbecuing season.

BBQ Lamb Cutlets & Fresh Herb Salsa Verde by JellyFish Restaurant and Bar head chef Jason Innes.

Some of Nelson's best produce is used in this easy tasty summer recipe for barbecued lamb cutlets with salsa verde, grilled asparagus and cress.

Salsa Verde: 1 bunch Italian parsley 1 bunch mint leaves 2 garlic cloves 2 tbsp capers 2 tbsp cornichon pickles 6 anchovy fillets 1 tsp Dijon mustard 1 tsp red wine vinegar 125ml extra virgin olive oil Roughly chop the parsley and mint, and place in a large mix-

Cooking seafood on the barbecue has never been easier thanks to these super simple, locally sourced, and fresh seafood parcels with an Asian-inspired sauce.

Jason Innes, Head Chef at JellyFish Restaurant & Bar. ing bowl. Crush the garlic and chop together with the capers, cornichons and anchovy fillets.

Mix together with the chopped herbs, then add extra virgin olive oil and mustard. Mix thoroughly adding the red wine vinegar last (this helps maintain the vibrant fresh green colour). Season with salt and pepper to taste.

Lamb: 2 lamb racks 1 bunch fresh asparagus 1 lemon 1 bunch watercress pure olive oil or good quality vegetable oil sea salt and cracked black pepper

Heat the BBQ to high. Brush the lamb racks and asparagus with oil and season with salt and pepper. Cook the racks until they are medium (approximately 10 minutes, times will vary depending on BBQ). Remove from heat and rest. While the meat is resting, char grill the asparagus spears. Cut racks along the bone into cutlets and place onto a large serving plate, along with the grilled asparagus. Scatter over the watercress leaves and squeeze over the juice of the lemon. Drizzle with extra virgin olive oil and serve with the salsa verde.

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Parcels: 4 salmon steaks 8 prawn cutlets 1 leek (washed and thinly sliced) 4 garlic cloves (peeled and minced) 1 thumb of ginger (peeled and minced) 1 small red chilli (sliced) optional 1 tbsp golden syrup 1 tbsp soy sauce 1 tbsp sesame seed 4 pinches of flaky sea salt 1 bunch of fresh coriander, basil, or dill 2 limes 2 lemons 1 roll of aluminium foil Tear four squares of aluminium foil, just pull the roll out until the length matches the width. Lay the sliced leek in the centre of the foil squares then top with 1 salmon steak for each parcel, then place two prawn cutlets on top of that.

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the lime and combine with the golden syrup, garlic, ginger, soy sauce, sesame seeds, and the optional red chilli. Fold the edges of the aluminium foil up into a bowl shape and drizzle 3-4 tbsp over the contents, there should be a fair amount of moisture in the parcel to steam the seafood.

Finally crinkle the tops of the foil together to seal the top, don’t pack too tightly as they need space for steam to expand into.

The parcels are now ready to be placed on a preheated BBQ plate for approximately 15 minutes, just place them on the top rack of the BBQ to keep them warm.

When removing the parcels from the BBQ, be sure to use a spatula underneath to make sure the bottoms don’t tear. To garnish, chop the lemons in half and place flesh side down on the hottest part of the grill to caramelize the sugars and give the lemon a nice colour, and top the parcel with fresh herbs of your choosing and flaky sea salt.

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Vegan Aioli: 1 can of chickpeas with juice/ brine left in 1/4 cup lemon juice 2 tbsp of Dijon mustard 1 tbsp of salt 1 tsp pepper 1L of rice bran, sunflower or olive oil - add chipotle or a handful of herbs to jazz it up

Tejas Arn, head chef at East St Vegetarian Cafe. Photos: Brittany Spencer.

Put all ingredients into a deep bowl/food processor and slowly add oil while blending.

Store in the fridge.

Vegan Roast Capsicum and Sun-dried Tomato Pesto: 1 cup of sun-dried tomatoes 2 cups of roasted capsicum (drained) 1 cup of sunflower seeds

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Send us your summer pics Every summer Nelsonians make the most of the great weather, the great outdoors and great family gettogethers, enjoying everything the region has to offer.

We want you to send in your best photographs of you having fun in the sun (and water). This year’s theme is: “What summer means to you.”

It could be a day at the beach, or a family barbecue. It could be an afternoon up the Lee or your favourite pet playing with the kids.

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We also have a huge array of amazing landscapes around the region and what better way to show them off than sharing them with us.

Whether it be a sunset at Wharariki or sail boats in Tasman Bay - we want to see them.

The best entries will be featured in the Waimea Weekly.

Send your photos through with a caption of who or what it is, and why it sums up your summer.

Email to editorial@waimeaweekly. co.nz.

Classics lined up for movies al fresco If you’re looking for an excuse to get out of the house on these summer evenings, Nelson’s Summer Movies Al Fresco is the perfect opportunity.

Bring a picnic, your popcorn and relax in some of Nelson and Tasman’s most beautiful parks and venues as you watch a selection of Hollywood’s classic movies.

This year’s movie gems include The Wizard of Oz, Rebecca, The Court Jester, La Grande Vadrouille, Bride of Frankenstein and Bicycle Thieves.

Summer Movies Al Fresco is a BYO event, starting from 9pm and finishing around 11pm.

Movies will be cancelled if

it’s raining so if you’re unsure check out Summer in Nelson on Facebook or text ‘Is it on?” to 021 776 623 after 7:30pm on the night. Entry is just $2 per adult and $1 per child.

Movie schedule is: The Wizard of Oz at Tahuna Beach Holiday Park. Tuesday, January 2.

Rebecca at Isel House and Park. Wednesday, January 3.

The Court Jester at Washbourn Gardens. Thursday, January 4.

La Grande Vadrouille at Isel House and Park. Friday, January 5.

The Wizard of Oz at Fairfield Park. Saturday, January 6.

Bride of Frankenstein at Takaka Village Green. Sunday, January 7.

The Court Jester at Faulkner Bush in Wakefield. Tuesday, January 9.

Bride of Frankenstein at Washbourn Gardens. Wednesday, January 10.

The Wizard of Oz at Isel House and Park. Thursday, January 11.

La Grande Vadrouille at Founders Heritage Park. Friday, January 12.

Bicycle Thieves at Fairfield Park. Saturday, January 13.

The Wizard of Oz at the Motueka Saltwater Baths. Sunday, January 14.

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Health group urges parents to delay teens’ drinking Judene Edgar Parents are being urged by health promotion agencies to delay their teens’ drinking, and to help them to keep safe and make good decisions.

The Public Health Service and Health Action Trust, with input from local parents and support from the Health Promotion Agency, have worked together to develop some tools to help. ‘The Plan’ aims to enable parents to have conversations with their teens to delay drinking and create a family plan together to deal with alcohol.

“The project came out after discussions between various health promoters,” says Health Action Trust’s health promoter Rosey Duncan.

“Because of the impact on brain development and learning ability, and the risks around sexual health, injury and assault, delaying drinking was identified as a key focal area.”

As part of developing The Plan, Rosey says “parents have said that with alcohol available everywhere, it can be a minefield to negotiate with their teens”.

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some of the ideas that have developed alongside parents, as well as a group known as the Innovators who have been finding creative ways to help parents start the conversations, such as interactive games and quizzes.

“It’s designed to support the parents to be able to initiate discussions with their teenagers, particularly those in the 13 to 17 age group, so that they can be involved in planning for safety around alcohol,” she says.

“It’s those critical discussions that prepare teens for different situations, so they know how to stay safe, or prevent stuff going wrong, and when and how to get help if they do need it.”

The wrap also includes legal information about alcohol supply laws, examples of how parents can provide ‘express consent’ if they permit their teen to drink alcohol, a list of essential questions to ask if your teen is planning to attend a party, useful websites and a selection of tasty non-alcoholic cocktail recipes.

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Upper Gridiron Hut and Lower Gridiron Shelter are certainly two of DOC’s more interesting accommodations and make the perfect destination for a family day out.

The first step is getting yourself to Flora Car Park where you’ll find a

toilet and information kiosk. Roads from Nelson and Motueka meet the Motueka River at Ngatimoti, where a bridge crosses to West Bank Road.

The unsealed Graham Valley Road climbs steeply to the car park, although is suitable for most vehicles.

Walking at a leisurely pace, it is around two hours to the shelters along an old miners’ track, taking you past Flora Hut and beneath a beautiful beech

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forest. The sound of the river is never far away, and the track is well formed with a gentle downward slope on the way in. A quick 50m scramble is required to reach Upper Gridiron, which is located under a solid rock sheet.

The hut features three bunks, a sink with running water, an inside woodstove and outside fire pit, complete with swinging bench seat. A long drop toilet can also be found a few metres away from your accommodation.

Jump back on the main track, head a few metres onwards and you’ll find the crown jewels, Lower Gridiron Shelter. This is sure to be a hit with the kids as there are plenty of opportunities to climb and explore the unique structure. There’s an open fire and a bench seat at ground level, as well as an open timber platform which sits, once again, under a huge rock overhang, reached by a substantial ladder. While it lacks the usual architectural features of DOC accommodation, namely walls and a door, this shelter still manages to create a homely feel when you enter through the trees and continues to be a delight to visit. The man behind these shelters is Max Polglaze, who worked as a Forest Service ranger in the 1970s and slowly developed the sites over several years.

Lower Gridiron was used as a rough shelter and was completed in around 1978, while Upper Gridiron was completed in 1980.

So, pack a bag, grab the kids and discover the Gridiron shelters this summer.

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Top destinations to put on your to-visit list

World of WearableArt and Classic Cars You can’t go past WOW as the premier arts experience in our region for visitors and locals. WOW’s new exhibition opened to the public on December 8, and is a sight to behold.

‘Six Worlds of WOW’ showcases more than 50 garments by 60 designers from 11 countries, including the winner of the 2017 Supreme WOW Award. The title of the exhibition – Six Worlds of WOW 2017 – references the six sections in the 2017 Competition – Aotearoa, Open, Avant-garde, Red, Illumination Illusion and Science Fiction.

World of WearableArt and Classic Cars Museum, 1 Cadillac Way. Open daily 10am to 5pm (except Christmas Day) for more information go to wowcars.co.nz.

Willow Bank Heritage Village Willow Bank Heritage Village Open Day is a fun and affordable family day out.

Older visitors can reminisce

Enjoy some old-world charm at Willow Bank Heritage Village. Photo: Supplied. about the past and the way things once were, while the younger ones get to learn about New Zealand’s history in a more hands-on way.

Dress in period costume at Hiddlestone’s clothing store and photograph yourself against a period backdrop.

The Edwardian-era village has over 20 shops set up for you to explore as a ‘living museum’, all connected

by Bakelite phones, so you can experience using dial phones - something many today have never seen or used!

Willow Bank Heritage Village, 79 Wakefield Kohatu Highway, Wakefield (on the left 1.5 km south of Wakefield).

The Centre for Fine Woodworking The Centre for Fine Woodworking is New Zealand's premier furniture making, woodworking and design school. Each year there is an exhibition of the work of graduate students from the furniture makers programme. Over thirty pieces of work are on display presenting a great opportunity to view work created by emerging craftspeople, and a unique chance to buy work which will become your future family heirloom.

The exhibition is at Refinery Artspace, 3 Halifax Street, Nelson until 13th January 2018. More details on itson. co.nz

Higgins Heritage Park Higgins Park and its family of museums is home to a large variety of exhibits ranging from hand tools to New Zealand’s largest portable steam engine. Check out the displays at the Army Group Centre, Transport Museum, Nelson Vintage Engine and Machinery Club, Ray Win Collection and Rover Car Club. The Nelson Vintage Engine and Machine Club museum contains a comprehensive display of stationary motors dating from the early 1900s. See the various forms of transport, logging and farming in action from years gone by.

Higgins Heritage Park, 222 Pigeon Valley Rd, Wakefield.

Special ‘on steam’ days are running January 7 and 28 from 10am to 3pm. Check out the full list of dates and times at higginsheritagepark. co.nz/when A trip to Collingwood A day-trip gives you the opportunity to check out several historic treasures.

The Collingwood Museum

is housed in the former 1910 Council office, and was established as a museum in 1969. Co-located with the Museum is the Aorere Centre where you can discover the rich history of western Golden Bay, from early Maori arrivals to European settlement.

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WHAT'S ON RichmondSummer Market Day Founders When: Friday, December 29, Reads Book Fair

Founders Heritage Park is holding a mini Summer Reads Book Fair in the Windmill, featuring a great selection 9am – 4pm.

When: Saturday, December 9 – Sunday, January Shopping, fun and entertainment for of fiction and magazines.

14, 2018. the whole family at the biggest marFounders Heritage Park is holding a mini Sumket in the top of the South.

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Each year the Nelson Classic and Vintage Motorcycle Club puts on a display in the Stoke Memorial Hall.

You are Club rules restrict machines to those guaranteed over 25 years of age, from allthe continents thrill of and all the famous manufacturers. a lifetime Open on Saturday from 9am until 5pm on Buller and Sunday from 9am untilCanyon 4pm. Jets, and you Out of the Blue might just When: Saturday, January 6,get a bit wet 1pm until 10pm. too!

Held at the Riwaka Domain, Riwaka Market Day Grab your picnic rug and your dancing is an annual fundraising event that supports the shoes for Out of the Blue, a day-long running of the Motueka Pottery Workshop. music festival, to be held in Trafalgar Park. Grab you tickets at www.dashtickPort Nelson Street Races organisations. Held at Tahunanui Sportsfield.

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Organised by the Nelson Road Racing AssociaJanuary 17, from 10am – 5pm.

Riwaka Market Day Skatepark Tour 2018 Mapua tion, the Port Races is Nelson’s annual high-octhe Mapua Community Hall, the exhiWhen: Tuesday, January 2, from 9am until 3pm.

Held at the Mapua Community Hall, engines. Entry is $1 for adults andHeld free at When: Sunday, January 7, tane motorcycle street-racing event. Held along organised by Mapua Art Group, made at the Riwaka Domain, Riwaka the exhibition is organisedHeld

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Vickerman St, the event costs $15 per adult, chilDay isartists. an annual fundraising event that sup- up of amateur artists. The annual exhibition is Art Group, made up of amateur BOOK ONLINE: The Skatepark Tour returns to the region dren under 14 $5, while family entry is $30. ports the ofrunning of the Motueka Pottery a showcase of the year’s work. All artwork is for The annual exhibition is a showcase www.bullercanyonjet.co.nz Wakefield Community Craft Fair this summer, showcasing the best talent sale. the year’s work. All artworkWorkshop. is for sale.

When: Tuesday, January 2, 9am – 2pm. on skateboards, BMX bikes and scootMapua Art Group Exhibition PHONE: To be held in Wakefield Village Hall and ers. To be held at Mapua Skatepark.

When: Thursday, January 4 – Wednesday, 03 523 9883 January Steam and Cinders ‘18 Races Steam and Cinders ‘18 Port Nelson Street out on the green, the fair is a great com17, from 10am – 5pm.

January 4 – Monday, January January Tuesday,munity Janurary 2, When: Thursday, January 4When: – Monday, day full of local crafts, foodWhen: and Thursday, Jazz on the Village Green 8, from 10am to 4pm daily. from 10am untilmore.

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When: Sunday, January 7 – Sunday, Organised by the Nelson Road Racing Associa- Nelson Society of Modellers is hosting an InterNelson Society of Modellers is hosting March 18. Ever Sunday, 1:30pm – 4pm. the Port Races is Nelson’s annual high-oc- national Model Engineering Convention, with an International Model tion, Engineering Nelson Classic and Vintage associated Bring a picnic and relax on the Village members coming from around New tane motorcycle street-racing event.

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Founders Heritage Park is holdingTahuna a Summer Sounds mini Summer Reads Book Fair in the When: Friday, January 12, and Windmill, featuring a great selection Friday, January 19, from 6pm – of fiction and magazines.

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Get your picnic together and head along to Isel House You and are Bears’ Interislander Summer Fes- Park for the annual Teddy guaranteed hunanui beach this summer with tival Nelson Harness Races Picnic. the thrill of Lions Summer Fair evening twilight concerts to kick When: Friday, January 12 and a lifetime When: Monday, January 1, start the new year. To be held at Sunday, January 14. Gates open Tata Titanic on Buller 10am-4pm.

Founders Summer Reads Tahunanui Reserve Youth Bank. at 9:30am. Head along to Rich- Cardboard BoatCanyon Race Jets, This annual event is a fun day Book Fair you 14, from mond Showgrounds and enjoy a When: Sunday, January and When: Saturday, December 9 – Sun- for the whole family and raises might just Motueka Country day at the races. Entry is $10 for 9:30am. Cardboard boats batfunds for community facilities and day, January 14, 2018. a bitcomwet Beach, adults while children under 18 tle the tide at Tata get Music Festival peting for the TAG Trophy,too!

The When: Friday, January 12 – Sun- are free.

Most Dramatic Sinking, Bribery day, January 14. Starts at 7pm on and Flattery Award and many Friday and concludes at 2:30pm Teddy Bears’ Picnic on Sunday. The annual music When: Sunday, January 14, other prizes. Free for spectators, $10 perExhibition boat. organisations. Held at Tahunanui Sportsfield.

Mapua Art Group R NEW U O Y R T your own fish and enjoying it for When: Thursday, January 4 – Wednesday, Enjoy the satisfaction of catching January 17, from 10am – 5pm.

Riwaka Market Day lunch at Anatoki Salmon Farm.

Held at the Mapua Community Hall, the exhiSUMMER THIS FRIENDS & When: Tuesday, January 2, from 9am until 3pm.

FAMILY BRING YOUR Skatepark Tour 2018 Obstacle Course bition is organised by Mapua Art Group, made Held at the Riwaka Domain, Riwaka Market Day is an annual fundraising event that sup- up of amateur artists. The annual exhibition is Tapawera Tahunanui Beach nelson’s favourite BOOK ONLINE: museumPottery a showcase of the year’s work. All artwork is for ports the running ofoutdoor the Motueka When: Wednesday, January 10, When: Thursday, January 11, ISEL HOUSE & PARK www.bullercanyonjet.co.nz sale.

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Age of Grace:isSilk garments the Broadgreen textile collection. thoseFeaturing under onefrom year. entry is $30.

Summer activities at Broadgreen Open 10am - 4:30pm every day When: Friday, December 29, 9am – 4pm.

Shopping, fun and entertainment for the whole family at the biggest market in the top of the South.

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Wednesday 17th January 10.30am - 12pm Open Day at Broadgreen Historic House Come along and have a go at colonial games, chores and activities - hands on! No bookings required.

Summer Reads Book Fair FOUNDERS PARK TWILIGHT CONCERT Sat 9 December - Sun 14 January Free, in the windmill, 10am - 4.30pm.

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One of the very best things about spending time in the Nelson & Tasman areas over the summer months is the vast array of fabulous local food and drink options we have right here on our doorstep. Whether you are looking for something delicious to serve at home, or you are ready to head out of the kitchen for some

socialising with friends and family, you’ll be impressed with the choices to ensure you have a fantastic food experience.

There are seven Sprig & Fern Taverns in the Nelson & Tasman regions, serving real craft beer and cider in a cosy, family-friendly, welcoming at-

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mosphere. With no pool tables, pokies or televisions, the focus is on great conversation and human interaction, which is perfect for getting into the holiday spirit. Tracey Banner, head brewer at Sprig & Fern Brewery, is affectionately known as the ‘mother of brewing’ in New Zealand.

She ensures every batch of Sprig & Fern beer is hand brewed with a level of care and an attention to quality that has earned Sprig & Fern a solid reputation amongst real craft beer drinkers throughout the country. Sprig & Fern offers 16 craft beers in its core range, plus two limited release beers at any one time, which are currently Hop Selection #1 and Belgian Pale Ale. Sprig & Fern Taverns also serve a range of local wines, spirits, soft drinks and meals.

Miracle is one of Nelson’s newest restaurants, bringing a genuine and diverse Asian dining experience, right in the heart of the city. Miracle’s menu is inspired by the family cooking style back in Thailand, and it will also include YumTracey Banner is the head brewer at the Sprig & Fern Brewery and known throughout New Zealand as the ‘mother of brewing.’

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Cha. Yum-Cha is a Chinese style menu which features small dishes that can be picked out, allowing people to enjoy all their favourite Chinese delicacies.

They will be doing Yum-Cha every day at lunch time with four price brackets to choose from and dishes including Har Gow-pork dumplings, Siu Mai pork dumplings, sesame balls with black bean paste, chicken feet in Thai hot and spicy soup, duck wing in black bean sauce, duck feet in black bean sauce and so much more.

Miracle also offers a separate dining and takeaway menu that has just as many mouth-watering choices. So, whether you’re after a sit-down meal, a light snack or a delicious takeaway for lunch or dinner, come and see the team at Miracle today.

The Nelson restaurant is open for lunch seven days a week from 11:30am until 2:30pm and for dinner from 5pm until 9:30pm.

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The team that runs the region’s rescue helicopter was recently donated $3000 from the Rotary Club of Richmond’s proceeds from the Nelson Wine and Food Festival. The rescue helicopter promptly put that to use, purchasing a new set up PLBs for all the crew.

“Having gone after people that

people we get along to the wine and food festival, the more money we can give out to vital community groups.”

The Nelson Wine and Food Festival will be held on Sunday, February 18, with a fantastic line-up of local performers. Early bird tickets are $20 and available now, check out where to purchase your ticket at www.richmondrotary.org. nz/bwff.

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Go GolfinG A truly local institution, Nelson Golf Club celebrated their 120th Anniversary in 2017.

Greenacres Golf Club is located on Best Island, just a short drive from the centre of Richmond, and boasts some of the most picturesque scenery in the area.

From the 1st hole through to the 18th hole you will be amazed by the surrounding beauty and tranquility. A gently undulating links-style course, with fast, true greens offers fun and challenges for golf-

NELSON’S ONLY dRIVING RANGE IS BACK!!

Greenacres Golf Club boasts magnificent scenery, with picturesque mountain and sea views.

ers of all ages and ability. Add in excellent practice facilities, friendly people and a café and bar for events, then it’s no wonder that Greenacres is rated one of the top 40 golf courses in New Zealand. See our advertisement for special Club holiday deals. We have everything you need for a great day out golfing – clubs, electric carts and trundlers are all available to

hire, whilst the Golf Shop carries a wide range of gear and accessories. Be sure to check out the latest clothing and fashion accessories. The Club’s highly-regarded coaching professional Alistair Palmer not only offers coaching lessons (bookings in the holidays are essential), but will help you with your score cards and any questions you may have.

Nelson’s only public driving range is here to help you get your swing into shape. Situated at the Nelson Golf Club, the public driving range is operated by brothers Sean and Blair Riordan, owners of Total Golf.

LOCATEd AT THE NELSON GOLF CLUB ON BOLT ROAd EVERYONE IS WELCOME

Sean and Blair are both passionate golfers and encourage anyone and everyone who wants to improve their swing, or introduce themselves to the game of golf, to come and make use of the facility. Open seven days a week, from 8am, the cost is minimal with a small bucket of golf balls available for just $4, a medium bucket is $8 and a large bucket with over 100 balls is just $12. For the BEST ADVICE and PRICE on all your golfing needs come and see the team at Total Golf Nelson. You won’t be disappointed.

They offer everything from custom-fitting your clubs to coaching. For more information call 548 5028.

Nelson Golf Club’s 18 hole championship course is adjacent to the district’s airport and the picturesque water of Tasman Bay where orcas were recently spotted by some golfers.

It is only ten minutes travelling time from the centre of downtown Nelson and virtually next door to Tahuna beach. The course offers the complete package with top pros and a bar and café that is available, not just for club members, but also for the public to use, six days a week.

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Jazzfest lines up for its 27th summer Kate Russell Reporter

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The region’s streets and cafes will be alive with the sounds of jazz this summer.

The Nelson Jazzfest is an annual four-day festival, running from January 3 to 6, 2018, across a wide range of local venues.

The “highlight” of the festival, according to Jazzfest director Paul Gilmour, will be the Founders Park twilight concert on Friday, January 5, with plenty of great music and food on offer.

It will feature an impressive lineup of artists, including Wellington City Shake-’Em-On-Downers, Nelson Jazz Club Big Band, Craig Walters Quartet, T-Bone Kate and the Sizzlers, as well as popular local act, the Steve Mitchell Band.

Steve Mitchell says that the trio are “absolutely thrilled” to be

The Steve Mitchell Band will be playing at the 2018 Nelson Jazzfest. From left are, Danny Sugar (bass), Steve Mitchell (slide guitar, guitar and vocals) and Lenny Chick (drums). Photo: Supplied. part of the festival.

“If you look at the whole timetable the organisers have put to-

Tui ‘Catch a Million’ returns this summer One Nelson cricket fan could be $50,000 richer simply by grabbing a one-handed catch as the Tui Catch a Million promotion returns this summer.

Tui is stumping up a total prize pool of $1,150,000 which will be split across all Blackcaps short format matches.

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The band plays original songs and Steve describes their music as a unique blend of contemporary rock, blues, funk and soul.

They are hoping for a big crowd at Founders Heritage Park for the twilight concert and Steve says it should be a fun evening.

“We’ll do our best set and hopefully entice one or two other performers up on stage with us to conjure up something special that catches the groove. We want to make sure it is fun - and that’s the spirit of jazz,” he says.

There will also be the popular late night jam sessions at East St Cafe, Lady Day at the Playhouse Cafe in Mapua with Jennine Bailey singing Billie Holiday, Django Schmango at the Moutere Inn, as well as a number of free gigs around central Nelson.

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Keeping the kids busy this summer Keeping the kids amused during the school holidays can seem like a daunting task, especially when you consider the cost of things these days. That’s why we’ve asked local preschool teacher Vanessa Gundry for her advice on what young children love to do, and have put together some ideas for you to try at home this summer.

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just helping Mum and Dad do the dishes, bake something or wash the windows or the car, they’re not always helpful when it comes to these chores but it’s all part of their learning, and they love Mum and Dad to be involved in playtime.”

Over the summer months, Vanessa recommends plenty of water and messy play, which could include a sprinkler in the garden, making gloop with cornflower and water or getting crafty with some painting or science experiments – the library and internet are great places to get ideas and instructions.

“Kids also love taking things apart, so why not head to your local recycle centre and find something they can unscrew and pull to pieces,” says Vanessa.

There’s also plenty happening in the community that the family can get involved in including fairs and markets, the annual Teddy Bear’s Picnic and the upcoming obstacle course event at Tahunanui Beach. Details for all of these events and more can be found at itson.co.nz.

Nelson Museum’s ‘Bugs! Our Backyard Heroes’ exhibi-

made. Check out the required materials and instructions at onecreativemommy. com/bust-boredom-withthese-adorable-mini-paperkites/ Rock Painting – You could also combine this with a cool dip at the river or beach.

Once you’ve chosen some rocks, bring them home, give them a clean and get painting.

Paula’s Preschool teacher Kelsea Sherratt and student Charlotte Kennedy get a little messy creating handmade cards. tion runs until February 11, 2018, and, of course, there are so many opportunities throughout the Top of the South to explore the outdoors. A good read is perfect for winding down and enjoying some quiet time so put a trip to the library on your holiday ‘To Do’ list, and when it comes to chilling out at home nothing beats getting hands-on with a DIY project. Here are a few ideas to inspire you.

DIY Bird Feeder – You’ll need the carboard tube from

Community Notices NELSON RAILWAY At FOuNdERS PARk. The Train will run daily until Sunday 14th January, on the hour between 11am & 4pm. $5 Adults $3 Children.

REd CROSS SuPPORt: Do you like to teach? Are you patient?

Have a passion for working with different cultures? Are you an experienced driver with Full license for 2 years or more? Interested in being a mentor for former refugees to get their restricted license? Next programme starts 31 January 2018.Contact Margo openRd..nelson@redcross.org.nz or 021 255 8550.

ALzhEImERS NELSON wish you, your families & friends a Joyous & Festive Holiday season!

We look forward to renewing our connections in 2018.

CIgAR CLub - I am a cigar aficionado new to the Nelson area looking for other cigar loving people to meet with to ruminate about cigars over a few drinks. If there is enough interest we could make it a monthly event. Give Dale a ring on 021 98 32 35 to express an interest.

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Come and enjoy past times, come dressed up (Victorian/Edwardian/

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your toilet paper roll, plenty of peanut butter, a selection of raw seeds which you can get from your supermarket and some string. Smear the cardboard tube with peanut butter and then roll in the seeds. Thread the string through the tube and tie to form a loop. Hang your bird feeder in the garden then wait for some hungry birds to visit.

Mini Paper Kite – On a windy day, nothing beats flying a kite at the park, especially when it’s been hand

Get Cooking – Try a simple recipe like choc chip cookies, cupcakes or chocolate cake, or let their culinary ideas loose and, with a little guidance, see what they come up with.

Movies at Home – Grab some popcorn and settle in, or go the whole hog and put your den building skills to the test.

While it’s great to have some ideas on hand for entertaining the kids during the school holidays, don’t try and fill every minute of every day. Encourage their imagination and independence by letting them play around the house or in the garden.

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There are 4 Toastmasters Clubs in Nelson & Motueka. June 022-0180853 neatjun@yahoo.co.nz ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Join us on Fridays, 4:00-5:45 pm at La Gourmandise, 276 Hardy St., for informal French. All welcome whatever your level. See http:// www.afnelsontasman.org/ ENgLISh CLASSES FREE for all migrants 2 - 4 pm. Intermediate/ Advanced class on Mon/Wed & Elementary class on Tues/Thurs.

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nity, and perhaps to a different extent, that’s what we’re hoping to achieve with Out of the Blue.”

Any funds raised on the day will go towards the next phase of bringing the sanctuary to life, including the re-introduction of native species and developing a major visitor attraction for Nelson.

The Sanctuary’s vision will be promoted at the event and festival goers will be given the opportunity to make a donation via their wristbands.

Out of the Blue is on at Trafalgar Park, Saturday, January 6, 1pm – 10pm. For more information on the event or to purchase a ticket, go to www.outoftheblue.nz

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less event where people can load credit onto wristbands to purchase food and drink.

Stu says Nelson is more than capable of hosting large-scale concerts, and this will hopefully be the first of many.

“If this event is as successful as I believe it will be, we will anchor Out of the Blue on the first Saturday in January each year,” he says.

With every event Showcase Nelson stages, it will select a local community group to support, and this time it’s the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary Trust.

“I really admire what they’re doing. The group has a huge level of support and engagement with the local commu-

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Organiser of the Out of the Blue music festival, Stu Allan, with his sign-written van promoting the concert.

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Stu Allan has always dreamed of bringing a large-scale outdoor music festival to Nelson, and this summer he is finally making it happen.

‘Out of the Blue’ is a one-day event at Trafalgar Park on January 6, 2018, featuring an impressive line-up of some of New Zealand’s very best musical talent.

There will be performances from The Eastern, stellar*, Hobnail, Kemptones, The Warratahs, Andrew Fagan and the People, L.A.B, Chicago Smoke Shop, The Harris Brothers and Graeme James.

“Each artist has been selected for their sheer talent and ability to perform live,” says Stu. “Everyone can expect some surprises.”

Out of the Blue is organised by Stu’s business, Showcase Nelson, and he says the festival has been two to three years in the making.

“Ask 100 people what’s missing in Nelson, and I guarantee most aged 25 to 45 will say live music. I've wanted to do this for a long time. I want to light up Nelson and make it feel like a city.”

Out of the Blue will be a cash-

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mobILITy

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027 542 3767

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