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Armed with shovels, weed whackers, chainsaws and a meat pack 45 people came to help. Led by members of The Richmond Baptist Church, the group took to Mike and Annie Brown’s house for a three hour makeover, something reminiscent of the television show Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. Three years ago, Mike was diagnosed with a serious form of bowel cancer. At that stage he was given very little chance to live. Glenn Ross, a member of the church, says the property is large and tough to maintain, even for a strong man. But he was delighted that they could do their bit to help out a friend. Neville Hunter, the minister of the church, says the idea to help out had a snowball effect after visiting for a weekend earlier in the year. “They were going to have 20 years work here, the way they were going. “Glenn was looking for a project for the men in the church to do.” They all arrived, much to Mike and Annie’s surprise, on Saturday morning. “Mike thought there were a couple of people coming to help out, but when all the cars started to arrive, he realised something was up,” says Glenn. “They’re just great people and we’re about helping people out, whether they’re in the church or not.” The home makeover consisted of a lot of gardening, clearing, wood chopping, painting, lawn mowing Judah Dunne, 13, Isaac Dunne, 16, Owen Milson and Emily Milson, 12, get and finished with a good old fash- busy at their friend’s Wakefield property for a surprise three hour home ioned Kiwi barbecue. makeover on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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17 possum traps stolen from teen Phillip Rollo Seventeen possum traps more disappointed in the were stolen from a 13 year fact someone would steal old Belgrove boy’s trapping from his teenage son. He spot in Pretty Bridge Valley, hopes the thief will return ruining his hobby and his them. only source of “We were just collecting pockgutted. As we et money. got further and Isaak Guyton, further along I a Waimea Colkept thinking lege student, ‘oh no’,” he says. had received the Mike, who possum traps works at Bryant for Christmas Logging, has an and spent every all-year permit Saturday during to hunt in Pretty the past month Bridge Valley. checking the “We’ve been traps with his doing it every father, Mike. weekend. It This weekend’s takes about 15 Isaak Guyton. check went sour possums to get when 17 of the 20 traps a kilo [of fur], so it takes were no longer there. awhile.” Isaak, who has been trap- Isaak’s traps were just standping possums and selling ard legal possum traps. their fur since he was just Mike reported the missing six years-old, was left gutted traps to the Nelson Police. and out of pocket. Isaak says he is resigned to The traps were worth starting over to save up for around $200 but Mike was more traps.

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Waimea College took 19 of the 25 awards at this year’s Tasman/Golden Bay SGCNZ Shakespeare Festival, with three Waimea entries taking top honours. In the Shakespeare Globe Centre of New Zealandsponsored event, held at Waimea College on Saturday, close to 200 Waimea, Garin College and Motueka High School students performed 26 scenes from a dozen of Shakepeare’s plays. Entries were five or 15 minute scenes or compilations, kept true to Shakespeare’s words and

intentions, but open to setting and interpretation. Macbeth’s witches were a favourite this year. A 15 minute compilation of scenes from Macbeth won a total of seven awards, including best actor and supporting actor for Waimea College students James Vanner and Lauren Lines, playing Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, respectively. The winners will all travel to Wellington at Queen’s Birthday to participate in the National Shakespeare Festival. From there, they could individually be selected for a national production.

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Saxton Field will be getting two more entrance roads, enabling easier access to and from Richmond. Construction on the first of the two roads, off Main Rd Stoke, began last week. The second new entrance will be off Champion Rd, past Garin College, although that is still in its design stages. The Main Rd Stoke entrance road will cost approximately $850,000 and is jointly funded by both the Nelson City Council and Tasman District Council, with NCC supplying 60 per cent of the funding. Saxton Field currently has two entrances, both situated on Saxton Rd. The new entrance will be closer to the cricket oval, athletics track and a potential cycle velodrome. Nelson City Council principal adviser of reserves

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and community facilities Andrew Petheram says both entrances were in the long term concept design for Saxton Field. A request for funding for the Champion Rd entrance will be submitted in NCC’s Long Term Plan. He says the news will be pleasing for everyone that uses, what is now, Nelson’s busiest sporting facility. “It’s got to the point where the use of Saxton Field is incredibly busy, particularly on a Saturday morning. We need to have better access, particularly to the people coming from the south,” says Andrew. “It will take a lot of pressure off Saxton Rd.” The first road is expected to be completed in three months time. The internal pathways inside Saxton Field will also be having work done, connecting the facility for pedestrians and cyclists.

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Grey Power president Gordon Currie and Tas- timents. “The fact that only debt has been ringman District councillor Judene Edgar have joined fenced and depreciation funding has not could forces to encourage ratepayers and residents to vote result in significant inequities between ratepayers against amalgamation. across a combined region,” she says. Gordon says his main concern is “the inequity im- “I also think it is of great concern that the Local posed on the Tasman ratepayers through having a Government Commission considers one of bentargeted rate for Tasman’s $140 million debt and efits of amalgamation is the ability for an amalgathe impact this will have on our senior citizens.” mated council to take on a greater amount of debt The Local Government Commission than the two councils separately.” has determined that all of Nelson and The lack of certainty for ratepayers and Tasman’s current debt will be repaid by residents has been a key topic of discustargeted rates levied over the same area sion at the various amalgamation meetof Nelson City or Tasman District for ings held over the past month, and with which the money was borrowed. no definite answers able to be given, “This would mean that on top of your anJudene and Gordon feel people need to nual rates, ratepayers from the Tasman be sceptical. “Many of those supportarea would have to pay a large additional ing amalgamation say ‘It is one region cost. This debt was used to purchase and two councils do not fit’, but I find assets and in the past any income from this strange in light of the fact that the these assets such as forestry, was used to Gordon Currie. boundaries between National’s Nelson help repay debt. Under amalgamation, and Labour’s West Coast/Tasman electhe new council would inherit these assets and any torates split Tasman in two, with no perceived inincome from them, leaving Tasman ratepayers to equalities,” says Gordon. pay back the debt.” “The amalgamation decision is a significant one “I am also worried that regional assets such as the for Nelson and Tasman and should not be taken Airport and Port Nelson could be used as ‘asset lightly. With the Local Government Commission sales’ to provide for the ‘wish list’ for Nelson City. indicating that they do not see any rates reductions These assets contribute millions of dollars per an- as a result of amalgamation, I can’t see that the num to both councils’ income,” says Gordon. risks outweigh the perceived benefits,” says Judene. Councillor Judene Edgar has echoed Gordon’s sen- “Change for change sake is not a good reason. We need the right change at the right time, for the right price for the right reason.” The pair stressed the importance in voting. “Have your say and be counted.”

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A pack of dogs converged on Isel Park for the SPCA Dog Show, with dog owners taking advantage of a day out with man’s best friend. Owners, including Justine Ward and her dog Panik, pictured above, put their pet through its paces in the dog show, with categories for best trick, prettiest girl and most handsome boy, even a prize for the waggiest tale, all rewarded with goodies from dedicated sponsors including Hills Pet Food. The best dressed category prompted many to dress up along with their dog, with spider-terriers, super-dogs and fluffy angels padding through the crowds. Photo: Rosie Thomsen.

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The cousin of a Richmond tramper found dead in Mt Richmond Forest Park in December is organising a variety showcase to fundraise for the people that brought his body back to his family. Sammi Abbott, 18, was driving home from her cousin Sharny Abbott’s funeral when she heard his favourite song on the radio. Her immediate response was to dance to the song, inspiring a variety show that will donate all its proceeds to Land Search and Rescue. The variety show will feature musical acts, dancing performances, Kapa Haka groups and is being hosted by Murray Leaning. The showcase is being held at the Waimea College Hall on April 28 from 7pm. Tickets can be booked by calling 542 2299 or 027 544 7745. Sammi says the Sammi Abbott, 18, the night will not be cousin of Sharny Abbott, a memorial for is organising a variety Sharny, but a “thank showcase with all of the you” to Land Search proceeds going to the and Rescue. “We people that recovered his were told there was body. Photo: Phillip Rollo. a very good chance we would have never got my cousin’s body back. Search and Rescue put so much effort into looking for him and it touched me and made me realise the amount of work they do,” she says. “I just wanted to do something for all their hard work they do, not only for my family but for everybody.” Sharny, a 23 year old from Richmond, died tramping in early December last year. It is believed he lost his footing during a river crossing, drowing in the Hackett Stream. Sammi says she was really close with Sharny. “He was an amazing person and one of the nicest people you would have ever met. This isn’t a memorial for Sharny, but it’s because of him that I’m doing this.” Sammi hopes to sell 800 tickets to the fundraiser. Tickets cost $5 and $2 raffles will be sold at the door. There will be door sales for the remaining tickets.

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Volunteers sought for Sri Lankan rebuild After 26 years of civil war the people of Sri Lanka will be getting a hand rebuilding their homes, thanks to a group of Nelsonians. Led by Julian Shields, a Habitat for Humanity team from Nelson will help build homes in parts of Sri Lanka this August, along with other teams from all over the world. But they are looking for

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The Richmond Mall, along with motorcyclists from around tastic, really awesome. Without this sort of the funding we would be here so we are extremely grateful.” the region, donated $10,000 to local charities last week. The Richmond Mall Foundation hosted the Ride for Hope Pat Curry, CEO of the Nelson Hospice Trust, says the money motorcycle ride in February which saw around 200 motorcy- will go to good use at the hospice. “We will use this money to clists from around the region ride from the Trafalgar Centre make people’s lives better so this is absolutely fantastic.” David says Steve Page, publisher of Waimea Weekly and in Nelson to Motueka and back to the Hope Domain. The ride raised more than $5000, which the owners of Rich- Route 6 club member, was on hand as a major supporter of mond Mall then matched dollar for dollar to give to local the foundation and organiser of the Ride for Hope. charities or disadvantaged people in the community. Mall manager David Hill says the two cheques, for $5000 each, were handed over to the Nelson Hospice Trust and the Nelson Marlborough Helicopter Trust last week. “It’s really exciting to be able to do this part. Obviously there are a lot of people in the community that helped raise the money by donating and helping organise the event but being able to give it back to community groups that really deserve it is fantastic.” Paula Muddle from the helicopter Richmond Mall manager David Hill and Ride for Hope organiser Steve Page hand trust says she was “blown away” over cheques for $5000 to Jarrod Colbourne and Paula Muddle of the Nelson Rescue with the donation. “This is fan- Helicopter Trust and left, to Pat Curry of Nelson Hospice. Photos: Andrew Board.

MP finds support back home Nelson MP Nick Smith is this week moving out of his government-appointed Wellington home and relocating to the top of the South where support has been “overwhelming”. Two weeks ago Nick resigned from cabinet after a scandal involving him signing letters as ACC minister for a case regarding a friend. He says he acknowledges that he

“stuffed up” but has received around 300 emails and phone calls of support from Nelson, the region he has represented since 1996. Nick also received support from his wife’s ex-husband who told the Auckland-based Herald on Sunday that he was disappointed Nick stood down from his role as a cabinet minister. “He is passionate about his job. He’s a hard-working guy and loves what he

does. If your wife was going to marry someone else, you couldn’t pick a better guy or stepfather.” Nick says he is taking a two week break over Easter to spend time with his kids and wife before deciding his longterm future. He would not be drawn on whether he would run for mayor of Nelson but he is “absolutely committed” to serving out his term as Nelson MP.

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Nominations open for young volunteers

Nominations are open for the 2012 Nelson Tasman Youth Volunteer Recognition scheme, and Jan Glover from Volunteer Nelson believes it’s important to acknowledge the voluntary input of young people, aged 12 to 25 yearsold. This is the eighth year young people’s efforts have been celebrated; however this year the awards will not be judged. Jan says all young people nominated will go in the draw to win an 8gb iPod touch, with those making the nominations going into a draw to win dinner for two at Stefanos and a movie voucher from State Cinema. Winners will be announced at the annual Youth Volunteer Recognition celebration evening at the New Hub, on Thursday 21 June, as part of Volunteer Awareness week. Nominations can be made on line via www.jamonline. co.nz, or nomination forms collected from Nelson City Council, Tasman District Council, Volunteer Nelson or The New Hub. Nominations close June 1.

Each week two photos from the museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in the Waimea Weekly and Nelson Weekly with the goal of exposing the photographs to more people. Right: Mrs Newton. Nelson Provincial Museum, Davis and Nairn Collection: 6503. Below: Unnamed group of children. Nelson Provincial Museum, Bett Loan Collection 314560. Do you recognise the people, the setting or an object? Email history@museumnp.org.nz with details.

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Teapot Valley Christian Camp It’s time to celebrate at Teapot Valley Christian Camp as they mark their 80th anniversary of providing fun and adventure to people from all over our region, and beyond. Teapot Valley Christian Camp started in the mid 1930s as a farm owned by the Dron family, who donated a section to the Open Brethren Church. It is

In the early 1930’s Teapot Valley Christian Camp provided a perfect setting for an annual Easter camp for local church families from our region.

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In 1986 the camp celebrated the opening of their upgraded facilities which included new kitchen and dining facilities and cabin (Note that the layout remains much the same as the 1930 campsite – including the slightly bigger totara tree.) will be provided. A formal Celebration Dinner will take place on Saturday night with delicious food, guest speakers and a cake cutting ceremony. Teapot Valley are offering a variety of registration options for the weekend, depending on whether you want to attend all of the events or just a few. Weekend packages and bed and breakfast packages are also available. Full details are available on their website. Teapot Valley offer exciting school holiday Kids Camps, annual sports camps and regular retreats for groups and organisations, allowing participants to have fun and extend themselves, developing self esteem, communication and co-operation skills in a safe and positive environment. Kids Camps, run over the school holidays, allow children and teens to stay at camp and take part in various fun, age appropriate and challenging programmes. Kids Camps are OSCAR approved and parents may be entitled for a subsidy to help with camp fees. In the upcoming holidays children are offered the chance to JOIN THE CIRCUS!! They can come to Circ de Teapot and spend a week in the big top,

perfecting their skills on the tight rope, big swing, spinner, giant trampoline, the inflatable, juggling and much, much more. Register online or by phoning the camp office. Teapot Valley Christian Camp has also been the chosen venue for many weddings, birthday celebrations, staff functions and fundraising events. They are a fully catered facility, specialising in quality “home NEW style” meals for camps, with different meal and menu options available to fit in with the requirements or needs of each group or function. To register for the Anniversary celebrations, enroll for Kid’s Camp or if you require a venue for an upcoming event, visit their website, www.teapotvalley.co.nz or phone camp staff on 542-3368, ext 0.

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Well what a meeting it turned out to be last month. With the Deputy Mayor and numerous staff and councillors on hand from Tasman District Council, the 10 year plan for our district was unveiled. The main theme is that water will be a key element to the future prosperity of the Tasman District. Many members of the community were on hand to find out more about the details and ask the tricky questions. If you want to find out more about the Draft Long Term Plan, visit the webpage www.tasman.govt.nz/ policy/public-consultation/draft-longterm-plan-2012-2022/ and/or make submissions on parts of the plan that you consider important. The extended question and answer session on the draft plan meant that there was not as much time as usual for discussion of other items. However, other points that were raised at the meeting include the fact that the Wakefield Library has now been repainted inside, some of the bricks in the Village Green need resetting to avoid accidents, and that there are a number of hedges and other foliage that are encroaching on the footpaths around the village, making it difficult for pedestrians, and mobility scooters etc to navigate the paths. The

Womens Biz Meeting - 7.30pm Friday April 27, at Flat Rock Café, Kohatu. Formed to provide an informal support and networking group for the very talented ladies in our area. [Wakefield, Tapawera and surrounds]. So if you are in business, or want to be in business, or want to network with those in business, then now is your chance! Womens Biz meetings will be informal meetings for local women to learn what others are involved in, support each other with information sharing and build business relationships and friendships. Meeting venues will vary between Wakefield and Tapawera and will be advised before each meeting. For more information contact Justyne 522 4488 or Sonia 541 9005.

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MARION GRIFFEN Marion Griffen - Yes our delightful Marion will take to the streets no more. You will have to take your own photos of your properties now, and the film processers will be joining us in sadly farewelling her as she shifts into Stoke. For years now Marion has walked the streets of Wakefield, determined to keep fit, enjoying meeting all sorts of old and new friends, while she resided at the Village Rest Home. Marion spent her early years as a child with the British Raj in India, and walking was the means of getting about, and became her passion. She was an avid church goer and attended worship at St Johns every week she could get there. Putting away her walking wheelie frame, her high viz vest, and her camera will be a hard thing for her. Her sister is thankful to the Rest Home Staff, to

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more to come including a fashion show, a garden trail and walks along the beach. We’re going to see Operatunity show at the Hope Community Church, lunches out and so much more. Just a reminder - my name is Nicola Berthelsen and I’m your senior care coordinator for the Wakefield and Brightwater Area. If you are feeling lonely and needing a visit, or to be taken to appointments, shopping etc, I am only too pleased to help you. Contact me on my cell phone 021 061 6180 or email waimeaseniorcare@gmail .com. LIVE WELL STELL WELL GROUP The “Live well Stay well” group is underway for the year. April 3 - “Ideas for Wakefield and Brightwater gardens” with the Bunnings team. Come along for some bright ideas for your gardens. April 17 “Easy Breadmaking you can do” and not a breadmaker in sight. Rita Bell will share her expertise in a fun practical

session. May 1 “ Understanding Diabetes” Bee Williamson, Diabetes educator. All held at the Wakefield Village Hall 9.45-11am. Cost $2 to cover hall hire. Following at 11am -12 noon is a new walking group which will discover all the available walking trails within Wakefield. You are welcome to join us for either activity. Any enquires please contact Margaret 5419693 or Yvonne 5422235 WAKEFIELD SMALLBORE RIFLE CLUB The seasons shooting commences the first Monday in April till last Monday in September. Welcome to old and NEW members, Intermediate age and up, male or female, boys or girls and have a competition with your friends. All equipment is available for use and to shoot a target of 13 bulls will only cost $5.00, the cheapest in Nelson. We like to keep our costs down to encourage families

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into a sport. We already have the Baigents, Green’s and Booths and they are enjoying the family competition. Wakefield has had numerous rep shooters and again last year one represented the South Island and New Zealand. Come along MONDAY NIGHT at 7pm and you will be most welcome. Secretary: Bev Inwood 544 8074.

– 10.30pm at the Wakefield School Hall. Teams of 6 adults, cost $90 per team, nibbles and supper provided. The quiz will cover a wide variety of topics from sports to local knowledge, to audio and visual sections – something for everyone. For more information, visit the Wakefield School website www.wakefield. school.nz

WAKEFIELD - ST JOHN’S CHURCH COMMUNITY INFORMATION The Outreach lunch is held on the 3rd Thursday (19th April) at 11.45am at the Worship Centre. Gold coin donation and a nice hot meal and great fellowship happens. Donations helped us replace a broken microwave! Team Ministry: The Anglican Church is moving to a team ministry model with Rev.d Allan Wasley as Vicar, and a new curate based in Tapawera, with links also into Murchison. Car Boot Sale: Saved from extinction! Yes this fun community event will now continue on the second Saturday of every month (14th April) 9am to midday in the cooler months, still in the village Green. Jean Southward does a great job of facilitating the event ph 541 8154. Youth Group: kicks off again on Friday the 27th April after the holiday break 6.30pm to 8pm intermediate and college age. Held at the Worship Centre. Ph Hayden 970 0777. Easter Services: Good Friday 10am service followed by Hot Cross buns. Easter Day services at 9am up the hill, and 10.30am at the Worship Centre. See you at Easter! Allan 5419622. GUIDE BISCUITS Thank you to all who supported our Biscuit Sales this year. They have been disappearing fast! Special thanks to Jacqui & Stuart at 4 Square Supermarket and to all the girls and Leaders who took the time to walk the streets and sell to the village. Guiding in the rural areas is in need of a Treasurer - if this Volunteer position interests you contact Sue 541 9689. And thanks again Wakefield!! Quiz Evening Fundraiser Wakefield School Quiz Evening is back for another fun filled night with raffles, auction items, a bar and good company! Put it in your diary now, Friday 8th June, 6.30

Wakefield School Year 6 students recently spent some time in Marahau on school camp. In a week filled with fun and adventure they enjoyed many new experiences including making their own damper. Amy Rose is pictured enjoying the results of her outdoor cooking efforts.

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Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers winger Sione Holani was at his bustling best on the weekend. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

It was one of their golden wings which returned to haunt Accessman Stoke in their opening match of the new season. Sione Holani, now plying his trade in Brightwater with Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers, put in a commanding display as the returning Car Company division one rugby side got off to the thunderous start. Wanderers claimed a 17-13 victory at the Brightwater Domain on Saturday, in their first year back in the region’s premier rugby competition since relegating themselves five years ago. Stoke lacked a certain punch in the backline against the resilient defensive effort, but the cool head of new boy Jacob Beleski was a welcome relief in the first fiveeighth position for the visitors, a spot that was tried with at least three different players last year. The former Nayland College student kicked Stoke within four points of Wanderers after the break, following an earlier try to his opposite, Jesse Pitman. Jesse was the pick of the Wanderers players in the opening stanza, making inroads everytime he decided to run.

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Sione scored after 55 minutes following a bustling effort. Wanderers halfback Jackson Harvey then stretched the lead out to 17-6 with the boot. With Tevita Tevita Koloamatangi on the sideline, the job up front was left to experienced campaigners Jarrod Aberhart, Ben Douglas, Stu Tunnicliff and Michael Tyler. While they didn’t fear well at scrum time, the momentum started swinging Stoke’s way late in the match and they regained some much needed possession. When Wanderers player-coach Daniel Perrin was sent to the bin for ten minutes, Stoke hit right back with a score of their own. Brenton Connell, playing in the midfield, capped off a well worked backline move with only ten minutes to play. Jacob added two points from the conversion, bringing the margin to a meager four points. Stoke were camped on the Wanderers five meter line as the clock ticked closer to 80 minutes, but an inability to break the tireless wall of the yellow and blue became costly and as soon as the ball was turned over at scrum time, yet again, the ref blew the final whistle, giving Wanderers a well-earned victory and Stoke plenty to work on in the coming week.

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Craig Boote showed he really is boss, winning the open club superstock championship at the final meet of the speedway season. While much of the hype was on the War of the Wings, a pack of modifieds that headed north from all of the corners of the South Island, the local drivers in the superstocks made sure they weren’t forced out of the limelight, at the weekend’s double header. The Tahuna Beach Holiday Park Speedway hadn’t been the most successful place for the 7n driver since returning to the track fulltime this year. But he made every corner a winner on Sunday, One win and two second-place finishes were enough to see ‘The Boss’ edge Dale Ewers and Nick Fowler. Nick Marquet took out the Barry Butterworth Memorial South Island series in the midgets. Glen Leech won the Leech Motorsport Troph at the Classic Hits War of the Wings. The 29c driver’s 28 points gave him a small buffer ahead of Stephen Thompson and Blair McPhee. Christchurch driver Blair Warren won the open club championship for TQ midgets with 158 points. Second was Scott Bailey with Nelson’s Mark Bezett reaching the final podium spot. Blenheim’s Ralph Gillespie 2and Steve Biddulph couldn’t be separated in the stockcars with local Dallas Murray finishing in third place.

Jonty Perrett, 8, of St Paul’s School in Richmond, lines up a shot at the Have a Go at golf evening at the Nelson Golf Course last week. Jonty is with from left; Paul Salvador from Westpac, Gary Organ from the Eagles Golfing Society and Dave Tippett from Sport Tasman. Photo: Andrew Board.

CLOSE CALL: Craig Boote was in vintage form on the weekend as he finished first in the open club superstock championship during the Tahuna Beach Holiday Park Speedway’s double header weekend. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Kaitlyn Stringer will represent New Zealand at the Australian Junior Basketball Championship in Perth. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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Kaitlyn Stringer isn’t the first Waimea College basketball player to represent her country and she won’t be the last. But this weekend she has the chance to show what sets her apart from the rest when the New Zealand Under-18 women’s basketball take court against the best Australian State sides, in Perth. The point guard was officially named in the side just two weeks ago and has the difficult task of coming up with $5000 to fund the trip to Western Australia. The fundraising is a tall order in such a

short time frame, but having been asked by Basketball New Zealand to trial for the Junior Tall Ferns, the grade above her current one, Kaitlyn seems a worthy prospect and is in line for plenty of court time in Australia. If she had chosen the route of playing for the Junior Tall Ferns, Kaitlyn was going to have to stump up $10,000. She says the decision wasn’t down to dollars, although it will please her parents, who have to cover all of the costs. Kaitlyn was named in the tournament team at nationals last year, but this is the first time she will actually play for New

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Zealand. In the past, New Zealand has lost the tournament, but Kaitlyn says it is “exciting” to play against a higher calibre of talent. Having had a crop of age-group players alongside her in the Waimea College Senior A team, Kaitlyn says their experience has moulded her into a more complete player. Funds raised from a hypnotist evening at the Nelson School of Music on June 10 will also go towards covering her costs. For tickets, phone Shiree Stringer on 544 5971.

Waimea teams head south for Easter holiday The Waimea College first XV and Under-16 side will tackle some overseas teams and their usual South Island rivals at the Christchurch Boys’ High School Easter Rugby Festival this weekend. The first XV will go up against a team from Australia, St Andrews College and Christchurch Boys’ High School in pool play. While the Under-16’s have the unique experience of facing a side from the United States. Waimea College regularly attends the festival and has done so since 2008. The first XV’s first pre-season match at home ended with a victory on Monday, seeing off Australian side Rockhampton Grammar School 30-5. They head away on Saturday.

The only unbiased and purely independent Supporters of Amalgamation analysis about Nelson/Tasman amalgamation Community leaders from Council across the region, and The only unbiased and purely independent Supporters of One the rural,leaders education, arts,region, scihas been done by Nelson/Tasman the Local Government Community fromsporting, across the and analysis about amalgamationacross ence, business, health and government sectors, Commission, and they concluded that we across the rural, education, sporting, arts, science, has been done by the Local Government are voting for amalgamation. Here are just four are one region - economically, socially and business, health and government sectors, are of them . Commission, andathey concluded culturally. We have once in a lifetime that we personally and publicly supportingatthe “It’s time to live the truth of our interdependency all Local are one region - economically, opportunity to create the united and socially and Government Commission’s recommendations for one levels of living. One people in one region. People with unique prosperous you want for your children culturally.region And now, in April, we have a once andregion. Here are four of them. different skills, talents, resources and needs working and children under One Council. in atheir lifetime opportunity to create the united

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age other resources to our region. One council in an area of a and prosperous region want for your Other specific benefits of one you council include: where those that participated in the Women’s result in better decisions, greater efficiency and a stronger •children Better leverage for more central government and their children under One Council.small population is the only sustainable option for now and Triathlon can proudly say they accomplished a

for the region. I want this region to grow, prosper for voice our future.” infrastructure funding well-earned goal, and for those that cheered on worker •The Strategic planning as one,believes rather than having Commission strongly that One Council Kindra and Douglas, do better.community As local MP I am urging both Nelson and the side-lines, and supported us, we all thank two of everything is beneficial for our region, because we already live, “WeTasman need to consider whytothe Localthe Government Commission residents back Commissioners’ decision and you for your support. •work Improved efficiencies, saving costs of at least and play as one. concluded thatopportunity One Council is to beneficial for our our region. take this improve local governance.” between $2.63m and $3.2 m/year Eating well has been an important part of the As they proved, it isNational centred on the Nick Smith, MPfact that we are one Other specific benefits of one council include: training, and I am fortunate to have the delicious region; we work, live and play as one region; we are one One Council MYTHS BUSTED, Aki Sushi so close to me, here at Fashion Island. • Better leverage for more central government economic community, and one social, cultural and sporting “I favour one regional local authority. The economic • Amalgamation won’t increase your rates. The community. The structure of two councils does not fit with infrastructure funding considerable savings expected will be available development of the Nelson-Tasman region is bound toNot only do they have an amazing Sushi Roll menu, with seafood options from fresh salmon, way we live our lives.” council to pay backasdebt, rates • for Strategic planning one,keep rather than having two thebenefit from the efficiency and consistency of a unitary tuna and prawn, there is also variety of chicken Aldo Miccio, Representative of electors increases down or bring important projects of everything authority. Democratic participation can be guaranteed forward. All you need to do is elect prudent and and beef sushi rolls to choose. Another favourite “We are one region. Better decisions made with a vision for • intelligent Improved efficiencies, saving costs of at least councillors at the October election. through the community structures proposed, so people of can mine, from their selection of side dishes, is the whole region will benefit everyone. The urban and rural between $2.63m andunfairly $3.2 m/year • Amalgamation won’t make you pay delicious miso soup. still have a say on the issues dear to them and be heard.” communities are co-dependent and this should be reflected in off someone else’s debt. The current debt of Maryan Street, Labour MP and start creating,” One Council MYTHS BUSTED, our local authority. Time to stop niggling For those preferring to stop and take some time each council will be ring-fenced, so those Judy Finn, Neudorf Vineyards • council Amalgamation won’t increase your rates. areas which incurred the debt will still The “All councils spend a lot of money producing statutoryat the café tables and chairs, the Donburi menu is tempting. pay off that debt. considerable savings expected will be available “I’m for a council union Plans, becauseDistrict we are clearly oneLong regionTerm Financial plans – Regional Plans, • Amalgamation DOESN’T you will paydown or - culturally, economically and socially. It is time to put pafor council to pay back mean debt, keep rates Plans, behind Annual Airworking Qualitytowards Plansaand so on. The For du-corporate functions and parties, Aki Sushi for parking in Richmond, or forward. Tasman homes will need to rochialism us,Plans, and start united bring important projects All you does an amazing array of platters. A brilliant need replace fireplaces. For a start, as Richplication of effort cost) is obvious. Doour the peoplesolution on for our region - for(and the sake of our children and do istoelect prudent and intelligent councillors at the future for all your catering needs. mond Mall car park is privately owned, free great grandchildren.” October election. one side of Champion Road really live in a different region parking is up to its management. Meanwhile, Have a fabulous week and I look forward to Jeff Rackley, current Nelson City Councillor, and • it’s Amalgamation won’t unfairly make you of New Zealand and need different rules and bylaws from common sense that free street parking in pay off meeting you here at Fashion Island. long-time community advocate someonewill else’s Thejust current each Richmond alsodebt. remain, like indebt Stokeofand their neighbours across the street?” Philip Woollaston, Tahunanui. Also, council will be amalgamation ring-fenced, sodoesn’t those mean council areas Tasman ratepayer, former Nelson Mayor and former Tasman residents need to replace fireplaces. which incurred the debt will still pay off that debt. Chair of Golden Bay County OPEN HOURS Tasman has a different airshed to Nelson, so • Monday - Friday: 9am-5.30pm • only Amalgamation won’t reduce your voice in council. www.1region.org.nz central government can change this • Saturday: 9am-5pm “I’m for a council union because we are clearly one region Community groups like Grey Power will continue Stakeholder groups like Grey Power will continue • Sunday: 10am-4pm requirement. - culturally, economically and socially. It is time to put to work with the new council, and the community 244 Hardy St, Nelson www.fashionisland.co.nz Authorised by Robin Whalley, 26 Endeavour Street, Nelson boards in Golden Bay and Motueka will have a parochialism behind us, and start working towards a greater voice than ever before, as will the rural united future for our region - for the sake of our children

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The pair won the Under-16 and Under-17 double sculls at the South Island Secondary School RowWaking up at 4:30am six times a week for training Championship last month, also in Twisel, and were reasonably confident heading into the ing is all worth it in the long run. That’s the exact response from Waimea College national champs, despite having little knowledge of their North Island competitors. rowers Sam Johnston and Sean “We knew we would be quite close Ducray, both 15, after they won to the top three, but we were pretthe Under-16 double sculls at the ty surprised when we were out in Aon Maadi Cup Regatta in Twisel front for the whole race,” says Sam. on the weekend. It is the first national championship The Maadi Cup, which is given to they have won. the winner of the Under-18 eight, Sam and Sean will row together is the official name the New Zeaagain next season but are hoping to land Secondary School Rowing find some more rowers at Waimea Championship. Sam Johnston and Sean College so they can compete in an Sam and Sean have been rowing Ducray. four. If they can get even more, they together for the past two seasons hope to compete as an eight and and are currently two of only three rowers at Waimea College, along with sin- challenge for the prestigious Maadi Cup in their senior year. gle sculler Kaitlyn Wehner.

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Proposed Plan Changes 32 to 36

Change 22 – Mapua/Ruby Bay Development Council has made decisions on Change 22 to the Tasman Resource Management Plan and matters raised in submissions. It has amended the Plan accordingly from the date of this public notice. All proposed amendments to rules in this Change take legal effect from this date. The decisions affect Plan provisions listed below. Council will serve on every person who made a submission on a provision, a copy of its decision on that provision. A compilation of these decisions, in topic order, will be available for public inspection at the Richmond office of Council from Monday, 2 April 2012. It will also be available from Council’s website www.tasman.govt.nz under ‘Planning Proposals and Summaries’, ‘Decision Compilations‘ via the Tasman Resource Management Plan (TRMP) link, from this date. Update No. 43 to the Plan, including all amendments to the text and planning maps as a result of these decisions, will be forwarded to Planholders as soon as possible. For enquiries concerning the update or for a copy of the Decision Compilation, please contact Pam Meadows, Ph. 03 543 8581 Email pam.meadows@tasman.govt.nz or Customer Services in our Richmond office.

Council has prepared amendments to the Tasman Resource Management Plan, known as the following: Proposed Plan Change 32: Wall Offset – Residential Zone This Change deletes the requirement for an offset in the alignment of walls longer than 15 metres, of dwellings and other buildings in the Residential Zone. This Change has no immediate legal effect. Proposed Plan Change 33: Minor Changes to Recreation, Open Space and Conservation Zones This Change amends the zoning of some small parcels of land at Riwaka, Richmond, Wakefield and East Takaka where inappropriate Recreation, Open Space and Conservation zoning has occurred. This Change has no immediate legal effect. Proposed Plan Change 34: Fire Risk Management for New Dwellings This Change amends provisions for managing fire risk in rural areas where there is no water reticulation. The requirements for having sufficient stored water near any new dwelling are now more demanding, however Council has also provided for alternative fire protection options including, in particular, home sprinkler systems, but also nearby dams or pools. This Change has no immediate legal effect. Proposed Plan Changes 35 & 36: Water Metering These Changes amend water metering requirements to ensure they are consistent with the national regulations. Submissions Any person may make a submission on any part of any of the proposed Changes. Submissions can be sent to the Manager Policy, Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4, Richmond 7050 to be accepted by Council for a period closing at 4.00 pm on Thursday 3 May 2012. Forms for making submissions are available as indicated below under “Availability of Proposed Changes”. Submissions must be in writing, clearly indicating support or opposition to the provisions, the decision that the submitter wishes the Council to make (with reasons), whether or not the submitter wishes to be heard in support of the submission and an address for service or contact address. Consideration of Proposed Changes After submissions have closed, Council will publish a summary of all decisions requested by submitters. There will be a further period of 10 working days within which further submissions in support of or opposition to those submissions made may be sent to Council. Council will then hold hearings on all submissions and all submitters may be heard. After the Council considers the submissions and makes its decisions, any submitter who is not satisfied with the decision has the right of appeal to the Environment Court. Availability of Proposed Changes The proposed amendments are available to view at Council’s Richmond office, Motueka and Takaka service centres or to access online (www.tasman.govt.nz) under ‘Changes and Variations’ via ‘Policy’, ‘Resource Management Plan’. Submission forms are also available. For more information or advice on these amendments, please contact Rose Biss Ph. 03 543 8421 Email rose.biss@tasman.govt.nz, Neil Jackson Ph. 03 543 88485 Email neil.jackson@tasman.govt.nz or Mary-Anne Baker Ph. 03 543 8486 Email mary-anne.baker@tasman.govt.nz Update Pages to the Plan Update No. 43 to the Plan, including all amendments to the text as a result of the proposed Change, will be available as soon as possible. For enquiries concerning the update or availability of the Plan, please contact Pam Meadows Ph. 03 543 8581 Email pam.meadows@tasman.govt.nz or one of the Customer Services staff.

PLAN TOPIC Volume 1: Text 2.2 6.1.3.1 6.15.1.1 – 6.15.1.2, 6.15.1.4, 6.15.1.8 – 6.15.1.9 6.15.3.2 – 6.15.3.4, 6.15.3.6 – 6.15.3.15, 6.15.3.17 6.15.20 6.15.30 11.1.3 13.1.3, 13.1.3.2, 13.1.3.4A, 13.1.3.4B, 13.1.3.4C 13.1.20 13.1.30 16.3 16.3.3.1 16.3.3.2 16.3.3.3 16.3.3.5 16.3.3.6 16.3.4.1 16.3.5.1 16.3.5.2 16.3.5.3 16.3.5.4 16.3.8 16.3.20 Schedule 16.3C Schedule 16.13A 17.1.3.1 17.1.3.2 17.1.3.4 17.1.20 17.2.4.1 17.2.20

SUBJECT MATTER Meanings of Words Policy – Sustainable urban design principles

Issues – Urban Environment Effects – Mapua/Ruby Bay Policies - Urban Environment Effects – Mapua/Ruby Bay

Methods of Implementation - Urban Environment Effects – Mapua/ Ruby Bay Principal Reasons and Explanation - Urban Environment Effects – Mapua/Ruby Bay Policies – Effects on Transport Safety and Efficiency Policies – Natural Hazards

Methods of Implementation – Natural Hazards Principal Reasons and Explanation – Natural Hazards Subdivision Controlled Subdivision (Residential Zone) Restricted Discretionary Subdivision (Residential Zone) Discretionary Subdivision (Residential Zone) Non-Complying Subdivision (Residential Zone) Prohibited Subdivision (Residential Closed Zone) Controlled Subdivision (Business and Industrial Zones) Controlled Subdivision (Rural 1 Zone) Discretionary Subdivision (Rural 1 Zone) Discretionary Subdivision (Rural 1 Closed Zone) Prohibited Subdivision (Rural 1 Closed Zone) Rural Residential and Closed Zones Principal Reasons for Rules – Subdivision Services Required on Subdivision in Certain Zones Cultural Heritage Sites Permitted Activities (Land Use) – Residential Zone Controlled Activities (Building Construction) Restricted Discretionary Activities (Building Construction or Alteration) Principal Reasons for Rules – Residential Zone Rules Permitted Activities (Building Construction or Alteration) Principal Reasons for Rules – Central Business, Commercial and Tourist Services Zone Rules 17.5.1 Scope of Section – Rural 1 Zone Rules 17.8.3 Building Construction or Alteration – Rural Residential Zone Rules 17.14 Deferred Zone Rules 18.5.2.1 Permitted Activities (Land Disturbance) 18.5.2.3 Controlled Activities (Recontouring of Land) 18.9.2.1 Permitted Activities (Building Construction or Alteration) 18.9.2.2 Restricted Discretionary Activities (Building Construction or Alteration) 18.9.2.3 Restricted Discretionary Activities (Other) 18.9.2.4 Non-Complying Activities Volume 2: Planning Maps AM 54 & 87 Area Maps – Mapua/Ruby Bay ZM 54 & 87 Zone Maps – Mapua/Ruby Bay

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• Over grown lifestyle blocks up to 10 Acres. • Problem areas on larger properties such as heavily wooded sections or hills & gullies. • Heavy grass and weeds. • Blackberry, Gorse, Light Scrub & small saplings up to 1 metre high. • Cutting Fire Safety Zones around dwellings.

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Water blasting

Regular and 1 off jobs Phone today foR a fRee quote Servicing nelson and tasman

Ph 544 5880

or 03 544 1212

021 255 6163 / 03 544 0444 Al.fresco@xtra.co.nz

PAINTER

-WOF - engine tuning - brakes & clutches - wheel alignment all other mechanical services

Exterior and Interior Painting, Airless Spraying and Wallpapering

Call Elly for a FREE Quote

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www.greenacres.co.nz

PAINTER

TILER

Pietro Cannata Italian Tile Layer

A creative and professional touch for all your tiling needs

Mob: 0274 302 546 Email: pietroc@xtra.co.nz

(off Beach Road)

PAINTER

Painting - Exterior/Interior - Airless Spraying - Waterblasting - New & Old Work - Fully Qualified Tradesman - Obligation Free Quote

Qualified Tradesman

26 Years Experience

Locally owned and operated

027 232 1550

Call Adam

027 671 8417

AH/Fax: 544 3177

quentinearle@xtra.co.nz

TRAINING

Work Place First Aid Courses March: April: May: June:

30, 31 12, 20, 26, 27, 28 10, 11, 24, 25, 26 13, 28, 26, 30

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Ph: 544 7897

12 Cargill Place, Richmond

Adam Brumwell

Painter Decorator

“I’ll turn up on time”

Kerry & Sharlene Friend 7 Gladstone Road Richmond (behind Mobil) Phone 03. 544 2266

Regas or New Struts

0800 427 782

QUENTIN EARLE

Your one-stop shop for

GAS STAYS

GARDENING

0800 487 475 Corporate Rates Available

or 544 9415

TRAINING

HARRIS TRAINING SERVICES LTD Shane Harris Registered FITEC & GROWSAFE Trainer & Assessor Accredited EPA [former ERMA] Test Certifier

Course Dates for Nelson/Richmond Introductory Growsafe/Approved Handler Course - 22 May Growsafe /Approved Handler Recertification - 23 April & 21 May ATV [All Terrain Vehicle] Safety Course - 25 May Chainsaw Course [units 6916 & 6917] - 11 April & 10/11 May

Ph: 544 4062

Mob: 0274 574 775

Email: harristraining@xtra.co.nz

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544 1660

Richmond Brake & Clutch 13 McGlashen Ave, Richmond

• Holiday Homes • Bush Cabins • Renovation

LOCALLY OWNED

ELECTRICIAN

Locally owned Fully qualified electricians Competitive rates Residential ‐ new and old Commerical

Domestic and Commercial Wiring Maintenance and Repairs

0800 827 772 www.tasmansparkies.co.nz

Registered Electrician

Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

Ph: 544 4872 Locally Owned & Operated

ELECTRICIAN

Specialising in

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FINANCIAL SERVICES

Experienced & Qualified Service while you wait Parts Guarantee Free Quotes

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Quality and care, because we are car enthusiasts!

544 1014

HANDYMAN

rebecca@myobnelson.co.nz

All Insurance Claims Panelbeating Chassis Straightening Repaints 2-pack Touch Ups

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PLUMBING & GAS

Call Tony Johnston

For all maintenance including blocked drains and all new homes & industrial properties

No job too big or small Servicing sewage treatment systems Plumber, Drainlayer & Gasfitter

T QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS T GUARANTEED RESULTS T SAFE PRODUCTS

90 VANGUARD ST NELSON PH: 548 3954 027 548 3954

Spiders, Ants, Flies, Fleas, Rodents etc Your Solar Hot Water Specialists

Ph: 544 4872

544 8059

Locally Owned & Operated

WEIGHT LOSS

WASTEWATER

Weight Loss

ON-SITE WASTEWATER INFORMATION AND DESIGN SERVICE

Using Space Technology No Sweat – No Strain

Vibration Training Machines

For a waste water design report and plan to gain council approval call Mark now.

FIRST SESSION FREE No set contracts $5 per session. $10 for 3 sessions per week. Bookings Essential Phone 544 6735 for information and bookings

FREIGHT

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544 9037 KERBING

GIVE YOUR HOME THE EDGE Add Value & Reduce Maintenance

- Variety of shapes & sizes - Design to suit your needs

NEW

Exposed Aggregate Kerbing Available Now

021 122 9495

For a FREE Quote call Rob

www.thejourney.com

027 479 8152 or 544 9934

REAL ESTATE

SEWING

Building strong relationships and a reputation based on integrity, honesty and communication.

Sew for U

or 544 7958

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eco-friendly pest control

Lee Burton

In the home services industry since 1975

PLUMBER

Email: a1concrete@xtra.co.nz www.a1concrete.co.nz

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The

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PEST CONTROL

027 842 1780

INTERIOR SEWING JOURNEY HEALING

INSIDE – OUTSIDE

544 9037

FREE QUOTES

Phone Brenda

Free Site Inspections Free Quotes Floor Pours Foundations Post Holes Retaining Walls Block Walls Poly Blocks Specialists in Shotcreting

www.myobnelson.co.nz

HOME REPAIRS

per week

Regular Domestic Pre/End of Tenancy Spring Cleaning Window Cleaning Office/Commercial

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per week

Rebecca Palmer Ph: 027 255 4346

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15 +gst

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Stephen Oliver

4 Gladstone Rd, Richmond

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Ph: 543 8090 Ph: 543 8090

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0800 527 981

Bridal Formal Childrens Alterations - zips, hems, mending

Liz McLean

544 7285 No job too small

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or 027 476 8002

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locally owned and operated

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