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Mapua’s water pipe to cost millions Simon Bloomberg Reporter

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Replacing “poor quality” water pipes between Richmond and Mapua could cost ratepayers up to $12million, with another $5million needed to upgrade a wastewater system that has led to raw sewage spilling into the Mapua School grounds three times in the last eight months. The water pipeline to Mapua has been causing concern for a number of years with frequent breakages and last Thursday the Tasman District Council agreed to spend $200,000 on design work to upgrade the system. But that will only be the start with council engineers predicting a $12million bill to replace the dodgy pipes which are only 28 years old. Council engineering services chair Stu Bryant says breaks in the water network are a result of the types of pipe used by council. Stu says the PVC pipes were expected to have a life of 50 to 80 years when they were installed in 1989 but were subsequently found to be faulty and now council will have to pick up the bill. “It’s disappointing and the last thing we need,” Stu says. “We’ve tried to get some form of compensation

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The Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter is now $1000 better off thanks to the generosity of Filco Farm and Sport and their customers. Owner Dave Filer recently celebrated 30 years in business and held a fund-raiser for the Rescue Helicopter as part of the celebrations. “I am very happy and proud to hand over a thousand dollars that we raised that morning,” Dave says. “We recognise, and thank the crew and staff of the helicopter for all their great work, not only with motorcyclists but in looking after our region’s emergency situations.” Dave Filer, left, is pictured with pilot Tim Douglas-Clifford, centre, and crew chief Paul “Ernie” Bryant. Photo: Steve Page.

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The wet weather put a stop to sport and events over the weekend. Waimea Weekly asked locals whether their weekend plans were affected by the rain?

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“No, we went to Christchurch. We were away Friday night and back Sunday. It was cold but there was no rain.”

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Alastair MacKintosh, Richmond. “There were things that I could have been doing outside but instead I caught up with some emails and reading. A relaxing weekend inside.”

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“No, I went to watch the Super Club netball tournament. It was perfect as I spent all day inside Trafalgar Centre on Sunday.”

“No, I was working both days and I still biked to work. It’s how I get around and it doesn’t bother me, I have wet weather gear and I love the rain.”

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New water pipe to cost millions FROM PAGE 1 from the manufacturer but, apparently, that’s not possible so we are stuck with it.” Council utilities engineer Mike Schruer says the Mapua water supply network consists “mostly of Blue Brute PVC pipes” which are now know to perform poorly in terms of life expectancy. Mike says the pipes can’t handle the network’s operating pressures without risk of bursting and the problem is getting worse as the pipes get older. The pipe was sold by JM Manufacturing between 1997 and 2009 and has been the subject of legal battles following allegations that the company knowingly sold a substandard product. In one case in California, the court ruled that the company had lied about the quality of its PVC pipes.

Pipes carrying water from the Richmond water treatment plant (pictured) to Mapua need replacing. Mike says one of the compounding problems is that the network between the Waimea Water Treatment Plant and the Pomona Rd Reservoir is mostly linear. That means that if a break occurs within this section there is no alternative supply route, and the scheme relies on the water stored in reservoirs. A break in the pipeline in May this year reduced the water sup-

ply to just one to two hours supply of water, he says. The inability of the pipes to handle higher operating pressures means the reservoirs can’t be quickly refilled. Breakages can also be difficult to locate because the pipeline goes through rural and forestry land, including Rabbit Island and Best Island, and are unlikely to be reported. A broken pipe within the Mapua Estuary can also take days

to repair as maintenance crews can only work at low tide when the pipes are above water level. Mapua’s ageing wastewater network will also need a $5million upgrade because it doesn’t have enough capacity. Mike says the wastewater network operates well during dry weather but becomes flooded with stormwater during high rainfall which sets off the network’s high level alarms.

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There have been 175 high level alarms at six pump station sites between 2012 and 2016. Council has used tankers and pumps to lower high wastewater levels but there have still been four overflows during this period including two in the Mapua School grounds in the last eight months. Although upgrading Mapua’s water and wastewater networks will cost $17million, councillors unanimously supported the project, with Stu saying it was unacceptable to have wastewater overflowing into a school. Deputy mayor Tim King told council the work could not be deferred and that the $17million price tag put the cost of council’s contribution to the proposed Waimea Dam of around $25million into context. “We are in an infrastructure business and infrastructure costs a lot of money,” he says.

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Dog fighting hoax back in the region “It puts people on edge and makes people concerned. We are all concerned when pets go missing - but for this sort of thing? I’ve never seen anything like this.” Tasman’s dog control officer John Bergman confirmed that he had not seen or heard anything that would suggest the

from someone in the neighbourhood or, often, through Journalist Facebook. charles@nelsonweekly.co.nz Several years ago in the UK A hoax which has drifted across and Australia there were rethe world and throughout New ports of similar dog nappings Zealand has now found itself in sparked by thieves who supTasman. posedly put different coloured The story, which has been stickers or plastic bags close to making the rounds on Facehomes. Police and animal welbook recently, is that dog fare advocates dismissed owners should be vigilant it as a “viral hoax” that as thieves are targeting was doing a disservice to dog-owning families in communities. the region. They spray Similar stories popped paint a mark on bins to up in Auckland and supposedly alert their asChristchurch, sparked by sociates to homes which allegations by group Paw have dogs. They want Justice which said the them either for fighting dog thefts were happendogs or “bait”. ing. Again, the SPCA said “The issue is happening there was no evidence. all over New Zealand and Nelson Bays Area Comit’s definitely happening mander Mat Arnold-Kelhere,” reads a post that ly warns residents to not A post that has been doing the rounds share false information has been widely shared. Except, there is no evi- on Facebook. People, believing it’s real, online. have been sharing it, spreading the fears “It’s certainly not helpdence that it is. “We would have had that it may be true. ful and people need to be more reports of dogs going dog thefts were legitimate. “It’s very dubious about what they missing,” says Nelson SPCA all rubbish”, he says. read online if it’s not from a manager Donna Walzl. “I don’t The Weekly sought out people reputable source.” Mat says that know what it is. It’s scaremon- who had first-hand experience if such a situation were occurgering.” of seeing marks on their bins ring within the region, police Donna says it is concerning or having their dogs snatched, would post a warning through that people will circulate such but could find none. Often local media, including their misinformation. it was a story they had heard own social media accounts.

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Wakefield School held a fund-raising lunch on Monday to help the victims of last week’s house fire. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. A growing pile of household “Even Brightwater School and scrim and sarking creatitems has also been dropped has helped out, donating all ing a fire hazard in the walls. off at the school while money the baking from their gala, “At least they had working has been donated to the fam- which was postponed, for smoke alarms which helped them get out,” Fritz says. ily through an an on-line ac- our cake stall. “The family is very upset but The fire appears to have been count set up by the school. Sue says the school is delight- I’m sure they will be really started by a rodent chewing on an electrical cord on a ed with the response from buoyed by all the support.” the wider community, with Wakefield Rural Fire Force freezer, he says. businesses donating goods chief Fritz Buckendahl says Anyone who would like to for a raffle and a school fam- the fire started in the ga- donate to the family, go to ily donating all the milk for rage which was joined to the Wakefield School Facebook 260 milkshakes at Monday’s house and was fully involved page facebook.com/wakelunch. Kirsty Harte also when they arrived. Fritz says fieldschool or make a debaked 240 Gingerbread Man the fire was extremely dif- posit to the Wakefield School biscuits for the school lunch. ficult to put out because the Board of Trustees bank ac“It’s a typical response for a “old style” house had a large count 03-0751 0225833-00 small community,” Sue says. space above a false ceiling using the reference Support.

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A driver braves the conditions on Waimea West Rd during the wet weekend. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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The stormy weather that hit Tasman district over the weekend saw 142.5mm of rain fall in Richmond in 48 hours, resulting in road closures, surface flooding and sewage overflows. The most affected areas in the district were Waimea West and Golden Downs that both experienced severe surface flooding. Golden Downs’ residents also had to contend with both lanes of Kerr Hill Rd being blocked on Saturday when a tree came down. On Sunday a slip on Stafford Dr in Ruby Bay closed the road until late Monday afternoon, and Paton Rd, Hope, was blocked temporarily due to surface flooding. Council utilities manager Mike Schruer says that surface flooding around the district also lead to “inflow to our wastewater networks”. The Beach Rd wastewater pump station was inundated with rain and stormwater, resulting in leakage of untreated sewage into the estuary. While the leak is not considered serious and will flush naturally, council advises that people should avoid taking any shellfish from, or entering, the estuary for two to three days. There was also a pump failure and heavy flows in Mapua that resulted in a minor wastewater overflow at Mapua School again. “This was quickly brought under control”, says Mike. “The area at the school was cleaned up and disinfected soon after the overflow stopped”. Council communications advisor Chris Choat says that the stormwater network generally performed well. The new Champion Rd culvert held up really well thanks to the recent upgrade whereas “a year ago it would have been an area of concern”. The brief dry periods throughout the weekend enabled the stormwater systems to catch up between deluges. “The grounds will still be sodden but we’re looking forward to a few days of clear weather to dry things out”, says Chris. All the district’s rivers flooded and people are advised not to enter rivers or beaches due to debris and turbidity. With further rain forecast this weekend, Nelson Tasman Civil Defence information manager Paul Shattock advises residents to take care when driving through surface water.

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Hooked on brewing Judene Edgar Reporter

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Local brewer Martin Townshend of Townshend Brewery is heading off to the UK in August, one of only 10 brewers selected worldwide to brew as part of JD Wetherspoon’s bi-annual International Real Ale Festival. Wetherspoon’s is a pub chain in the UK and Ireland, known for converting unconventional premises into pubs, that consists of nearly 1,000 outlets. First opened by Tim Martin in 1979, the company is named after one of Tim’s teachers when his family was living in New Zealand, who could not control his class and told Tim that he would never succeed in business. Martin is delighted to take up this unique learning opportunity organised by Wetherspoon’s. He had to submit three recipes and the one chosen was his Cathcarts XPA, which won silver at the Brewers Guild of NZ awards in 2013, and is named after “a tall, lanky ac-

Martin Townshend is looking forward to showcasing NZ beer as part of Wetherspoon’s International Real Ale Festival in the UK in August. countant from the UK who always said that I needed to open a brewery”. “You’re only there for one week so it’s a bit of a whistlestop”, says Martin, “but they fly you over, put you up, and pair up each brewer with a different brewery. Some of

the large breweries produce more in a day than I can produce in a year and a half ”, he says. Martin is heading to Hook Norton Brewery in Banbury, Oxfordshire, which started brewing in 1856. Hook Norton is a sixth generation

independent, family-owned ‘Victorian tower brewery’. While describing brewing as “back-breaking work that is 80% cleaning”, Martin says that this is part of the attraction of Hook Norton. Hook Norton doesn’t use any automated systems, rather they rouse the beer by hand, using a paddle. Like Martin, at every stage of the process they are close to their product. Prior to arriving in the UK the brewery sources all of the ingredients for Martin, including NZ hops. Once brewed, “Wetherspoon’s buys the lot and sells it at their various pubs, so it’s a great opportunity to showcase NZ beer”, says Martin. After operating as a oneman brewing band in Upper Moutere for over a decade, Martin is currently building a new brewery next to Toad Hall Cafe in Motueka. “Beer is 98% water and Motueka has some of the best water in the world”, says Martin. “We’re drawing straight from the source here”. Martin anticipates brewing to start in the new brewery later in July.

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Ted remembers taking on the Lions Simon Bloomberg Reporter

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The British and Irish Lions tour is bringing back fond memories for one of oldest surviving players who battled the Lions when they made their first post-war tour of New Zealand and Australia. Retired Hope farmer Ted Eden, 91, played for the Nelson Marlborough Golden Bay Motueka Combined team against the 1950 Lions at Trafalgar Park on May 10, 1950. It was the Lions’ first game of their 29-match tour of New Zealand and Australia and the diminutive Waimea half back says it was a big occasion for the players and the town. “The Lions were here for a whole week before the game so there was plenty of excitement around the town,” Ted says. “We had dinner with the Lions in the Nelson Hotel and there were all these English journalists fol-

Ted Eden, centre, in the team photo before he played against the Lions. lowing us around trying to find out about our team and what we were like. “There was a big crowd at the game, too. It was a big occasion but it didn’t worry me too much because I was just trying to concentrate on the game.” Although Ted says the Combined side contained a number of “very good Nelson players”, including Maori All Black Bill Taylor, Nick Gargiulo and Ian Leggatt, the Lions were too good, scoring two tries and six penalties to win 24-3.

“They had big forwards and we didn’t get much ball. I was lucky I could tackle alright because I had to do a fair bit of it. “But I thought we gave them a good go. You only got three points for a try back then but the score was still close enough.” Ted also says they faced an uphill battle after being reduced to just 14 men for most of the match. But unlike the All Blacks, who were down to 14 men after a player was sent off in last Saturday’s test, the Combined side lost their

player to injury. “We lost our flanker (K Lammas) with a broken leg. “You couldn’t replace players back in those days so, if someone went off injured, that was it.” Ted’s other enduring memory from the game was sprinting after speedy Lions winger Malcolm Thomas as he raced away for a try. Ted enjoyed a laugh when he learned afterwards that legendary radio commentator Winston McCarthy broadcast that “the only one chasing is Ted Eden with his little legs going like pistons”. Sixty-seven years later, Ted says he is thoroughly enjoying watching the Lions latest tour of New Zealand. “The Lions are a good side to watch and it certainly brings back memories. It’s also a bit sad though because I don’t think there are too many of that Combined side left now – it was such a long time ago.”

Ted Eden with his old rugby team photos including the one of the Nelson Marlbough Golden Bay Motueka Combined team that played the British Lions. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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Police are still trying to locate all the stolen property. A 32-year-old man has been charged in relation to the burglary and stolen property. The man is in custody and was to appear in the Nelson District Court on Monday. Rainbow opening delayed Rainbow Ski Area’s scheduled opening date of July 8 has been delayed to July 15 due to lack of snow. Warm weather has limited the amount of snowmaking on the ski field, although lower temperatures this week and frozen ground temperatures are helping. Cinema tickets at mall State Cinema tickets will now be available at the Richmond Mall information desk, with five family passes to the movies and Stefano’s Pizza vouchers to be won by people who purchase tickets this month. The mall will also be holding Sand Art classes during the school holidays, Monday to Friday from 11am to 2pm. Tasman tourism spending up The latest Monthly Regional Tourism Estimates show that Tasman had the second biggest increases in tourism spending last year, increasing 11 per cent to $307 million. West Coast topped the spending, with tourism expenditure increasing by 14 per cent to $528 million in the year to May 2017.

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No-fuss opening for new Caltex Richmond Judene Edgar The new Caltex petrol station on the corner of Champion and Salisbury roads in Richmond opened without a fuss mid-morning on Monday. Owner Kyle Lightfoot, who also owns the Caltex in Bishopdale, says that “we wanted to make sure all the processes were working and staff were up to speed”, but says that “things have been ticking along nicely”. The new Caltex is the anchor tenant on the site, which was originally bought by Nelson

company Coman Holdings Limited off the Tasman District Council in 2015. The other retail space, expected to be a tenanted by a takeaway food outlet, is anticipated to open later this year. Stage two of the development, which will comprise two more retail spaces, is set to commence construction in October and be completed by March 2018. Although Kyle and Comans would not comment on discussions with prospective tenants, the Waimea Weekly understands that both Burger

Fuel and Subway have expressed an interest in leasing two of the retail spaces. The service station includes a car wash, an On the Spot convenience store and Lotto outlet. Kyle says, as there are no other convenience stores in the area, “it’s just like a corner dairy for the locals”. Kyle says that he has currently employed 10 staff members for the service station but will be looking to fill two additional part-time roles shortly. The service station will be open seven days a week from 6am to 11pm.

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Tapawera Area School students are carving out a place in history as they prepare to celebrate the school’s 75th anniversary later this year. The school was originally opened in the Upper Motueka Valley in 1876 before moving next to the Plunket Rooms in Tapawera Village in 1902, and again to its present site in 1942. It will be celebrating its 75th anniversary on September 29-30 and a group of students is already busy carving a display of the district’s historic school houses to commemorate the occasion. Master carver Tim Wraight, who is helping the students, says “it’s an amazing project” that started with the students photographing all 11 of the district’s old school houses. Now they are carving those images onto 11 wooden plaques that will be mounted on a panel portraying the history of the schools. “We still have 11 school houses around the district and over the years they were all amalgamated into one school in Tapawera,” Tim says. “We got the wood for the carvings from one of the parents who actually lives in the old Golden Downs School, so that makes it very special.” Although Tim lives in Marahau, he has historic links with Tapawera through his great grandfather who built the Matariki Church. The Matariki School is one of the 11 schools portrayed by the carvers – the others are Woodstock, Tui, Korero, Wangapeka, Golden Downs, Tadmor, Stanley Brook, Sherry River, Motupiko and Kiwi. Student carvers Hoani Goldsworthy,

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Master carver Tim Wraight with Tapawera Area School students, from left, Hoani Goldsworthy, Mason Reeve and Timo Hicks working on one of the carvings to commemorate the school’s 75th anniversary. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. Mason Reeve and Timo Hicks say they are enjoying learning how to carve and are excited about being part of such a historic project. “It’s a fun activity and it’s also pretty special being part of something like this,” Hoani says. “We are helping make something that will be

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Rei Pope memories are the crazy ones”, says Lynne. “Mum was writing skits and putting on plays, and she’d never done anything like that before”. “I remember her doing a play about a tooth fairy with a huge cardboard toothbrush and toothpaste - the children thought she really was the tooth fairy”. Her (late) husband Les was also roped in to help on occasion with plays, pantomimes and skits, helping move

props and sets with his small truck. In addition to cooking, flowers, crafts, singing, and theatre, Rei also enjoyed the “business side” of the Institute. Meetings were run along strict lines, so when she first started, Volunteer Organisers came and taught members how to conduct a meeting following WI protocol. She went on to become a convenor, treasurer, secretary, and then Picton president for 15 years. As she pours over old newspaper clippings and copies of the WI’s ‘Home and Country’ magazine, she fondly remembers good friends and lots of laughs. Her favourite memories are rowing a waka out into Waikawa Bay, and helping local children read through the Institute’s ‘Come read with me’ programme. Nominated by the Picton Institute, Rei joined them for their monthly lunch on Tuesday. “The badge is theirs as well because you don’t do these things by yourself ”, she says humbly.

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cause there’s so much laughter.” To keep up to date on the latest in travel, members of the team occasionally head off themselves, which is what Vicky McLean will be doing this Saturday. Vicky will be on Magestic Princess’s maiden voyage, a two-week trip from Tokyo to Shanghai. Vicky aims to bring back information on what modern cruising is all about, so if anyone is interested in talking to her about her experience, don’t hesitate to come in and have a chat on her reHelloworld owners Tim Dunnill and Nick Tilly are proud of how the business has grown over the last turn. Helloworld’s great work in the six years. You’ll find the friendly team at their new location on 211a Queen St. travel industry isn’t just being recognised by their clients, they are also finalists in the National Travel Industry awards this year. The team was nominated for the Best Brand Retail Single Location category, with Tim and Nick set to visit Auckland at the start of August to give a 50-minute presentation to a panel of judges. In September, they will then attend the Travel Industry Proud to supply cleaning solutions Association gala where the winners will be announced. to Helloworld Richmond If you’re looking to plan the holiday of a lifetime, come and talk to the 80A Vanguard Street Nelson fantastic team at Helloworld today. 100% locally owned & operated You’ll find them in their new location at 211a Queen St, or phone them on 544 6640.

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“With music on your phone, or being able to stream it through an app, music has never been as accessible but playing it on the right speakers is a problem that a lot of people have. Just look at the number of headphones sold in this country and worldwide in the last few years. It’s mind-blowing. A lot of the music being played now is really personal, or really bad because they’re listening to it on terrible Blue-tooth speakers or on the speakers on their phone. “Probably the biggest difference between us and other sellers of audio equipment is that because we know what instruments should sound like, we know what it should sound like when you reproduce it. That’s the benefit of selling both instruments and HiFi gear, we understand what good sound should sound like.” A third area of the business that has experienced huge grow in recent years is the amount of turntables and vinyl records Beggs

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Nelson ‘breeding ground’ for obstacle course competitors Charles Anderson Nelson and Tasman are making a name for themselves as a hotbed for Obstacle Course racing with half of the country’s qualifying field for the world championships coming from the region. “It’s like a breeding ground for obstacle course racing,” says Colin Menzies of Obstacle Racing New Zealand. Obstacle course racing stalwarts Reid Carnegie and Ben Bolitho qualified for the world championships in Ontario, Canada, through the Wairua Warrior. The event, in Hira, gained accreditation as a qualifying event for the first time this year. However, there are other locals who also qualified for the world champs - Ethan Helli-

well, Sam Millison, Dawn Chalmers, Caitlin Fielder and Cameron Jones. “They have set the tone now,” Colin says. “In Nelson, the terrain is good and there are lots of hills. People enjoy it.” The world championships features 1500 competitors from about 50 countries. All will be climbing, swinging, crawling, carrying and dragging their way through the gruelling 15km and 3km courses. Colin says Reid is training for a podium spot at this year’s event. “He has a very good chance of making that a reality. I have been tracking his training data and he is right up there with top blokes in his division as far as pace goes.” Sam Millison had nev-

er ran an obstacle race before, but finished fourth at the Wairua Warrior which meant he qualified for this year’s event. “It'd be great to be able to get these young athletes to OCRWC this year as their running pace and times are world-class,” Colin says. However, he says as OCRNZ has just started it was still looking at ways to raise funds for them. In 2015 and 2016 there was only one New Zealander attend the world champs. “So to have four attend this year and over a dozen qualified, with half of those coming from the Nelson region, is quite an achievement in such a short time and one that Kiwis should be proud of, especially the people of Nelson.”

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US-based football star returns for coaching University of North Carolina footballer Emily Jensen will be one of the guest coaches at a school holiday coaching programme at Jubilee Park. The former Waimea College and Richmond AFC player is returning to Nelson for the holidays and will join Steve Clark, Joey Turner and Tom Hickey on the coaching staff for the coaching clinic for boys

and girls aged seven to 16. The clinic is being organised by Richmond AFC. Emily, who is studying at University of North Carolina on a football scholarship, was a member of the New Zealand under-20 team that reached the quarterfinals of the 2014 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Canada. She is studying her Bachelor

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Runners take off in the year six boys race at the Nelson regional primary and intermediate schools cross-country at Rabbit Island on Friday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Rabbit run Hundreds of primary and intermediate school pupils raced around Rabbit Island during last Friday’s Nelson regional cross-country champs watched by almost as many enthusiastic parents and teachers. Although the intermediate runners recorded the fastest times, it was two primary schoolgirls who produced the most outstanding performances. Brightwater’s Makenna Holland blitzed the year five girls race, winning by a massive 33 seconds in 10min 43sec while Henley’s Shinaye Toms won the year six girls race by 31 seconds in 10min 19sec. Mapua’s Bryn Thurlow won the year six boys race while his older sister Izzy won the year eight girls race in 10min 8sec. Waimea Intermediate’s Daisy Brazendale won the year seven girls in 10min 28sec with schoolmate Matthew Bowen winning the year eight boys in 8min 50sec.

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Rival Blue Diamonds unbeaten A revolving starting seven and sliding between grades hasn’t slowed Rival Blue Diamonds, whose latest win on Saturday kept their unbeaten netball season alive in the Nelson grade 3 netball competition. Rival topped Prices Pharmacy White 37-24 at Saxton Stadium on Saturday, continuing their dominance. Coach Annette Vercoe says a bad run of injuries last year meant they started this season in grade 4. “We were a wee bit frustrated to be in that grade to begin with, so we had a point to prove.” And prove it they did, going unbeaten in five games to earn promotion to grade 3. But the step

up in competition hasn’t slowed them, going unbeaten through four games, a draw against bottom-placed Richmond the only blemish. Annette says Laura Richards in attack and Alicia Davis in defence are the rocks of the team. “We haven’t had a consistent starting 7 with people away. We have a core of nine who adapt and play in different positions, depending on who’s available. Every time we play it’s a different seven. “But the girls have been pretty keen to do well this year. They’ve trained hard and that’s showing on the court.” She says the strength of the team is across the court.“We’re

through-court strong defensively, teams struggle to get flow on and score points against us quickly. Defensively we’re doing well.” This week Rival will play Wanderers on Fire, the final game of the second round. If they win, it's likely they will be promoted again to grade 2. Annette says that’s the goal. “We’re hoping to get up into grade 2 and be competitive at least, and we want to be there at the end of the year.” As for an unbeaten season? Annette says the players aren’t talking about it but it has been on her mind. “But I think we might be challenged if we go up a grade.”

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Meet Dave – Nelson’s best super-sub Charles Anderson

He might be 71-years-old, missing a spleen, have a bad heart, a wonky shoulder, a problematic hernia and breathing problems, but there can be little doubt that Dave Palmer is the super-sub to end all super-subs. For 23 years Dave has been the man to call on if you are down a player - whether it be netball, cricket or soccer - Dave will be up for it. “I've had that many injuries and still come back for more. I'm a hard man to put down sometimes.” It was 1994 when he first wandered into Action Indoor Sports, which was then located on Pascoe St in Tahunanui. Back then he was a resident at Ngawhatu Psychiatric Hospital and discovered that the outdoor area at the sports complex was less than ideal. “There were cigarette butts everywhere. So then I offered to clean it up.” Which he did. Then he kept coming back. He started tidying up around the place, emptying the rubbish and cleaning the balls. Then he started playing. “To be honest, I think the sports that he follows have kept him alive,” says Vicki Collis, who manages Action Indoor Sports and has known Dave since the start. “He just loves it.” Most days Dave will visit Vicki and take her dog for a walk or do a bit of gardening. “I don’t like standing still,” Dave says. “I get bored.” Then he will come into the complex, now housed in Richmond, and wait for the evening games to start. Often a team will have been let down by a player, leaving them stranded and at risk of forfeiting. Never fear, Dave will put his hand up. “Just two weeks ago I was watching as he was standing out there in the soccer goal,” says Vicki. “I thought ‘oh my gosh, why are we letting this 71-year-old get bashed around’. But he stands his ground.” Two years ago Dave was competing in 10 pin bowling for the Masters Games and suffered some sort of heart problem. Most people would have headed straight to hospital. But Dave refused to leave until he had finished his game. It took him three hours extra but he got there.

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Waimea Old Boys secure third in play-offs Simon Bloomberg Waimea Old Boys are aiming for another top defensive effort when they play Stoke in their final round robin game in the Car Company Nelson Bays division one rugby competition on Saturday. Waimea recorded a 36-0 bonus point win against Kahurangi in Motueka on Saturday to secure a place in the semi-finals with just the final round to play. Although the result of Saturday’s game will not change the standings, coach Mark Milne says it will be critical for his team to maintain their momentum as they head into the play-offs. “I’m pleased we are back on track after a bit of a slump,” Mark says. “Now we need to make sure we get everything right against Stoke so we are ready for the following week.” Mark says they will be working on all aspects of their game lead-

ing into the clash with Stoke although there will be an emphasis on defence. Waimea defended superbly in the mud against Kahurangi and Mark says he wants to carry that into the play-offs. “It’s no secret that defence is critical in knock-out rugby so we need to keep improving in that area. “It’s important for us to defend well against Stoke and then continue that in the play-offs.” Mark says he was pleased to see his team perform well in the mud at Sports Park Motueka and is confident they can compete on what is likely to be a heavy track at Jubilee Park on Saturday. “It could be wet again but the conditions won’t bother us. We have the fire power in the forwards to mix it with any of the teams,” he says. Waimea Old Boys play Stoke at Jubilee at 3pm on Saturday. Super Liquor Waimea Old Boys division two play-offs hopes all

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but disappeared on Saturday when they lost to Collingwood 21-7 in “an absolute mud bath” in Collingwood. Waimea trailed 21-0 after playing into the wind in the first half but could only manage one try as ground conditions deteriorated rapidly in a frustrating second half. Coach Scott McKenzie says they “let in a couple of soft tries” in the first half and that effectively sealed the result. Waimea needs a bonus point win against Wanderers at Jubilee Park on Saturday and Collingwood to lose without gaining any bonus points against bottom-placed Country Combined, to make the play-offs. “Our season’s pretty much all over,” Scott says. “But we still have plenty to play for because we want to finish on a good note.” Waimea Old Boys B play Wanderers at Jubilee starting at 1.15pm.

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Jess Foster and second-five Angela Cotton each scored The Waimea Old Boys Senior A one try. team will be hosting guests at a fund-raising night at the clubrooms Steve says the bye comes at on Saturday when the All Blacksa good time with players Lions test will be on the big screen. Business Advisor carrying a few injuries, inThe team will be providing snacks cluding Tess Golding who and refreshments and running a has a broken nose. silent auction during the big game. Business Advisor “She says she’s going to get Included in the prizes are a signed Highlanders Super Rugby jersey, a her noise fixed at the end load of firewood, power tools and of the season, so she’ll be five free physiotherapy sessions. right for the play-offs,” SteM.T.Lsome The players will also provide ve says. post-match entertainment with Limited some Mytton Transport Marist leads the comkaraoke, as well as a sober driver to petition with one round take guests home afterwards. remaining on 29 points The evening is a fund-raiser for with Moutere second on all Waimea Old Boys teams from under-6 to senior A. It starts at 26. Motueka Girls High is 6.30pm. All welcome. third on 22 with Waimea fourth on 21. Business Advisor Business Advisor

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together on court. “It’s a great group of guys, we’ve got a good culture within the team which is always a positive and they’re really focused on trying to get better. Most of the boys are bottom age so many of them will be able to play for this team next year as well, so it’s a really exciting group to go away with and see what we can do,” says Sam. From day one, Sam has encouraged the team to aim for the top so they’ll be going into this tournament with their eyes on first place. “I guess, for us, it’s just about going along, taking it one game at a time and seeing what we’re capable of. This is my first time coaching these boys so it’s going to be an exciting trip for me too and I’m really looking forward to it. So far, I’ve been impressed with all the boys and their maturity and how much they enjoy the game. We should be aiming to go in and do as well

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as we can at this tournament, the boys just have to be confident in themselves and know that they’re really talented,” says Sam. In the lead up to the tournament, the team had a run against Tasman Under 15, coached by Ed Book, and took part in a training camp last weekend. These practices give them a chance to practice their plays and get an idea of what they need to work on. Sam and the boys would like to thank parents and team manager Lee-Anne Bailey for all the time and effort they’ve put in to helping the team reach the tournament.

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The Tasman Under 17 basketball team will soon be taking to the court in Wellington’s ASB Sports Centre for the Aon Under 17 National Championships, and they’re feeling good about their chances. The competition is held from July 12 to 15 and will see 20 teams go headto-head to take out the title. For the Tasman team, the journey started back in April this year when a tournament was held featuring teams from Marlborough, West Coast, Buller and Nelson. From this tournament, the top 20 players were picked to trial for the team, that number was then cut down to 10 with two nontravellers. While the majority of the team is from Nelson College, Waimea College is also represented, with one player joining from Blenheim. They’ve been practicing and playing together since April and coach Sam Dempster says they’re working well

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Community Notices DRIVING MENTORS NEEDED to help former refugees gain their Restricted Licence. Volunteers are given full training, support & full use of our dual control car. Email: rdtnelson@redcross.org.nz or call Margo 021 255 8550. A little bit of your time & patience can make a huge difference to the learner & their families. BOOk SalE. Huge Variety of Books, Collectors’ Items, Children’s Books, Jigsaws, Games, Free Magazines, Free Sewing/Knitting Patterns. Morning Tea. Church on the Hill, 27 Dorset St Richmond. Saturday 15 July. 9.00am - 12 noon. Donations welcome Ph. 544 8844 NElSON RaIlWaY at Founders Park. From Saturday 8th July, the Railcar will operate daily throughout the School Holidays, between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. Adults $5 Children $3. NElSON TRaMPING ClUB invites you: July 9, Mt Murchison, medium, ph: Michele 021 537 421. Details www.http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz Join Inner Wheel to meet new friends & have the opportunity to make a difference in your community.Ph: Sharon 5448312 for details. FRESH FOCUS Next session will be on Mon 24 July, 10 to 11 am, at Elim Hall, 625 Main Rd. Stoke. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. Info 539-1108. aSTRONOMY Dennis Goodman will lead discussion on astronomy apps & websites at the Milton Room, Cawthron Institute, Milton St, 7.30 pm, Thurs 6 July. All welcome. Gold coin. Info 539-1108. RICHMOND CREaTIVE FIBRE - meet at Birch Hall, Richmond Showgrounds on the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the month at 9.30am, for Spinning, Knitting, Felting & Weaving. Contact Margaret (03) 986 007 FEElING SaD, STRESSED OR STUCk? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Nelson or Richmond. Up to 10 Affordable Face to Face counselling sessions avail. now for individuals & couples. Call 03 548 2400. alCOHOlICS aNONYMOUS is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? want to stop drinking but cant? maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757

SING HU, A love song to God, to help you experience divine love & inner peace. Wednesday 5 30 to 6 00 at 44c Bronte st ph Lyndy 4581450 or 0211567914. All welcome. FREE COMPUTER COURSE LAST chance for 2017 to register for computer savvy & get money smart programmes. Call Georgette or Pip 03-547 6138, www.barbicantc.com MaRCHING FOR THE MaTURE 50+ – If you can walk then you can March. If you love fun & friendship, plus lovely Marching Tunes, come & join a fantastic grp. Ph: 5489527 or dianatony@xtra.co.nz FRENCH NIGHT ClaSSES FOR aDUlTS – Beginners Level 3 - start 10/8 & 28/9 – Thursday nights at NMIT. For info http://www.afnelsontasman.org/ learn-french.html or carolinehyde.nz@gmail.com FREE ClOTHES SWaP, take home as many items as you bring! Only good quality clean items please. 10am-12pm, Saturday 8th July. Tahunanui Community Centre, 61 Muritai St - 03 548 6036 aGM FOR NElSON HIGHlaND DaNCING. At the Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St, Richmond on Saturday 29th July 2017 at 9:00 a.m NElSON CaMERa ClUB meets 2nd & 4th Mondays 7/30 pm Netball Pavilion, upstairs Saxton Rd., Stoke. We welcome all photographers from beginners to experienced. Contact 021 2360 847. www.nelsoncameraclub.co.nz lEaRN COUGH & ClEaRaNCE TECHNIqUES with a physio at the Nelson Asthma Society’s Better Breather Classes. Nelson Asthma Society Membership only $15 per year. Classes held throughout Tasman. Download the new free My Asthma App & ph: Sue on 03 5441562 for more support. ENGlISH CONVERSaTION GROUP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Weds 4.30-6pm in Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile St., by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Rachael Ph 02102686970. HaVE FUN,PlaY PéTaNqUE, All ages & fitness levels welcome. Ph. Roger or Shirley 5466562. STOkE SENIORS: Thurs 6th Mel’s Memory Lane at 1.30 pm. Theme: Entertainment. Weds 12th Julie Saraswati will entertain on harp & guitar . Thurs

DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: myevent@nelsonweekly.co.nz 13th We’re celebrating French Day with a special lunch at 12 pm. Cost: $14 Please book. Prizes for best dressed & raffles. Anne &June Guthard in cabaret concert with French songs @ 1.30 pm. Weds 19th Karen & Mel give a “Soup Making” demo. Thurs 20th The Bullen Sisters with their popular sing-a-long. Thurs July 27th The Wentworth Singers . Most weekly concerts/events start at 1.30 pm with admission of $5. NElSON PHIlaTElIC SOCIETY: Next meeting 9 July, Sunday afternoon, 1:45pm, at Stoke school. Come along philatelists & stamp collectors & share your interests. Ph 5471140 ISEl laDIES PROBUS ClUB welcomes new members to friendly interesting meetings each 4th Wed each mth, Elim Church, Main Rd., Stoke 9.45 for 10am. Also, a monthly dining out group & a coffee group. Joy 538 0035 or Sue 5486062. aSTRONOMY Hall FOR HIRE SeniorNet Nelson Hall avail. for hire. Seated capacity 90 people. Cost $24 per hour (min 2 hours). See https://www.seniornetnelson.org.nz/about-us/hall-for-hire.html. HOlISTIC PUlSING at Nelson Women’s Centre every Monday. Session are 50-minutes at 10.30am, 11.30 am, 1pm, 2pm; by donation. Ring 546 7986 to book BOOT MaRkET this Saturday 9-12pm Richmond Church of Christ lots of bargains, goods for recycling. Cnr of Darcy & Croucher Strs. Cancelled if wet. Sites $5 contact ph 544 5415 RaGGED CROW MORRIS DaNCERS. A 500 year old tradition. We practice weekly on Thursdays at 7pm in the Trafalgar St. Hall, Nelson. New dancers & musicians welcome. Roger 0204 061 8088. NElSON alPINE ClUB. Faroe Islands. An exciting slide presentation about establishing a new climbing route on the iconic Trollfinger tower. Honest Lawyer. 7pm. Friday 28 July. NElSON SOCIal DaNCING, Club Waimea 8 July. Live music. 7.30pm – 11.15pm. Members $10, Non Members $15. Contact Francis 021 727 572. THE STaGE IS CallING A series of 5 (2.5 hr) Performing Arts workshops. Workshop 1) Sat 17 June. A basic intro into the Performing Arts. 10

am at the Activity Room at NSN Library. $10 unwaged, $20 waged. To register in advance call Tim or Jonathan on 03 546 9317. BRIGHTWaTER SCHOOl WINTER Gala JOIN US for the & Silent Auction, Sun 9 July at the school grounds. Featuring a great variety of stalls & lots of entertainment for all ages. Cake Stall, Kids Stalls, Entertainment & Activities, Clothing & Book Stalls, Plants & Garden Art, Farm Shop & more. MUSIC ON FRIDaY 7 July 10am St David’s Florence St .Music of Strangers ,Jo Jo Ma,s award winning documentary,the story spanning the globe of international music. Dont miss this one aNTIqUE BOTTlE & COllECTaBlES ClUB meet on the first Tuesday of month at 7.30pm at BRd.green House. Informal, informative & friendly. Bring along your treasures. BaBY GEaR SalE Nelson District Parents Centre Baby Gear Sale 12 Aug 9am-12.30pm Masonic Lodge, Nile St. $2 entry. Second-hand & new baby & children’s gear & much more! Book a table for $25 & sell your gear – NDPC.EVENTS@GMAIL.COM. CaNCER SOCIETY SUPPORT: Survivors & Thrivers. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet others in a friendly atmosphere. Ph: 539 1137 . Mindfulness & Relaxation Tues. 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137. Breast Cancer Support Group, Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy St, if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz. Therapeutic Yoga starts in May on Thurs. 5.15 to 6.45pm runs for 6 weeks. Ph: Cancer Society 539 1137 Gold coin donation. Prostate Cancer Support Group meet 1st Thursday of month BRd. green House 1.30 -3.30pm contact Bill Ph: 544 8635. RICHMOND lIBRaRY Makerspace creations, crafty fun & lots of stories to share these July school holidays! See www.tasmanlibraries.govt.nz or call 03 453 8500 for more information. Good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2pm.

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Four times a year the region works together to help rehome household goods – anything from chairs, books and clothing to left over-bits and pieces from building projects. It’s called Second-Hand Sunday – and everything is free. The goal is to reduce what goes to landfill by giving people a simple, easy way to recycle, re-use or re-home items by putting them at their the gate. How do I participate? If you have items to re-home, register on either Nelson City or Tasman Distict Council websites. On the day • Put your items out on your driveway or front lawn. • Attach the poster to your letterbox so people can see you are involved. • The event will take place rain or shine, and in the event of bad weather, it is up to the householder whether they put their items out or not. • Please don't put out food, dangerous goods like faulty electrical equipment, or chemicals.

Register your dog by 30 July It’s time to register Rover. You can register your dog in person or by mail to any Council service centre, or pay online. Remember to register by 30 July to avoid an extra fee. Register in person: Use the form mailed to you or download a form from www.tasman.govt.nz/link/dogs. Bring it to any Council service centre to make payment.

Banded Rail planting dates

Need help with your Community Grant?

Please come and join us at a community planting day from 9.00 am – 1.00 pm on the Waimea Inlet: • Dominion Embayment: Saturday 8 July. Parking at 43 Apple Valley Rd (between Bronte Rd & Mapua Dr).

We’re running some workshops at libraries to show you how easy and simple it is to access and complete the online application form. Staff will be available to help you find, download and complete the form, and then return it to us, all using our website. Community Grants Library drop-in sessions run around the district from 1.00 pm to 3.00 pm on the following dates: • Thursday 6 July – Richmond Library

• Hoddy Estuary Park: Sunday 16 July. • Stringer Creek: Sunday 23 July. Westdale Road opposite The Playhouse Café. • Trafalgar Embayment: Saturday 29 July. Park in small layby off Coastal Highway opposite Trafalgar Rd. Please bring gloves, spade and drinking water. Wear solid footwear and clothes suitable for the weather conditions. Coffee (courtesy of Pomeroy’s) and tea will be provided. For more information email bandedrail@gmail.com or phone Kathryn, 03 544 4537.

Tasman parks become magical playgrounds After the success of Magical Park during Parks Week earlier this year, we’ve decided to offer the virtual reality playground in parks throughout the District until mid-2018. From 1 July, children and families can play Magical Park at six parks around the District. Where can I play? Magical Park is aimed at 6 – 11 year olds and will be available at the following parks:

• Mapua Recreation Reserve: November 2017 – February 2018 • Lord Rutherford Park, Brightwater: March – June 2018

Access to eastern half of Moturoa / Rabbit Island restricted Public access to the eastern half of Moturoa/Rabbit Island will be closed on Saturday 29 July while an organised game bird hunting event takes place. Fish and Game organise the hunts, which are permitted on a trial basis under the Moturoa/Rabbit Island Reserve Management Plan. The hunts are timed to coincide with low tide to avoid any effect on shore birds. No hunting is allowed within 100 metres of the high tide mark. Closure dates 2017: The hunts will take place on the following dates: • 8.00 am – 2.00 pm, Saturday 29 July Map of Area Closed for Hunting:

Scholarships for youth leaders available Are you aged between 15 – 20, live in the Tasman District and keen to attend a youth leadership opportunity this year? Then we can help. Tasman $200ships are available any time of year to support young people in our district attend courses like Outward Bound or Spirit of Adventure. The application process is simple – just visit www.tasman.govt.nz/link/200.

Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz.

Golden Bay Community Board Golden Bay Service Centre, 78 Commercial Street. Tuesday 11 July 2017, 9.00 am. Public forum Community Awards Subcommittee Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond Tuesday 11 July 2017, 9.00 am. No public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Service Centre, Hickmott Place. Tuesday 18 July 2017, 4.00 pm. Public forum Full Council Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Thursday 27 July 2017, 9.30 am. Public forum

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Tuesday 18 July 2017, 7.00 pm, Dovedale Hall Thursday 20 July 2017, 10.00 am, Richmond Council Chambers (Waimea, Wai-iti and Wairoa Rivers)

• Decks Reserve, Motueka: November 2017 – February 2018

Visit www.tasman.govt.nz to find out more.

We’re working with the Nelson SPCA to deliver subsidised neutering and microchipping for menacing dogs. The subsidy is funded by the Department of Internal Affairs. Eligible dogs will be neutered and microchipped at a nominated vet clinic for $25. Dog owners who wish to take advantage of this offer should contact the Nelson SPCA on 03 547 7171 to confirm whether your dog is eligible.

Our annual Rivercare meetings are coming up – they’re a chance to find out more about your local streams and rivers, and what we’re doing to take care of them. Topics will include flood protection, riparian maintenance and erosion control. If you have a specific question or topic you would like discussed, please contact Rivers and Coastal Engineer Giles Griffith on Ph.03 543 7244 or Email: giles.griffith@tasman.govt.nz. More information can be found on our website www.tasman.govt.nz (search phrase: ‘rivercare’). Dove River Waimea Catchment

Pay online: You can pay your registration fee online with a credit card – you will need your owner number. www.tasman.govt.nz/services/make-a-payment.

Creative Communities provides funding to support community involvement in the arts, whether that’s music, theatre, festivals, mural painting, outdoor sculptures, art in public spaces, kapa haka, singing, art workshops or something else. If you have a great community arts project needing some dollars to make it happen, the Tasman Creative Communities Scheme may be just what you’re looking for. There are three rounds of applications each year. Applications for the next round close on 10 July. There is $39,000 allocated per annum. Average allocations are $1,000. For application forms visit www.tasman.govt.nz/link/creativecommunities or call Mike Tasman-Jones Ph. 03 543 8403 for further information.

Rivercare meetings 2017

• Bill Wilkes Reserve, Richmond: July – October 2017

• Faulkners Bush, Wakefield: March – June 2018

Planning a community art project?

Applications for Community Grants close on July 31. Visit tasman.govt.nz/link/grants to fill in the online application form.

• Ben Cooper Park, Richmond: July – October 2017

You must still provide us with your completed registration form to receive your new tag. If any of your details have changed, such as your address or the number of dogs you own, you need to let us know. Fill in the Dog Registration Update Notification form found on our website and drop it in or post it to us. Alternatively, you can scan it and email to dogcontrol@tasman.govt.nz.

• Friday 7 July – Murchison Library (note time is 1.15 – 3.00 pm).

All of your Tasman District Council information at: www.tasman.govt.nz

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Everyone is welcome to attend our public meetings. There is a public seating area where you can observe the meeting, with many of the meetings having a ‘public forum’ providing an opportunity to speak to the meeting if you wish. At the beginning of ordinary meetings up to 30 minutes is set aside for public forum. Each speaker is allocated five minutes. You don’t need to pre-register your intention to speak – just take your turn when invited by the chairperson. These presentations don’t form part of the formal business of the meeting – a brief record will be kept of the matters raised. Any matters requiring further investigation may be referred to staff by the Chairperson.

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Our Committee and Members would like to thank the Public of Richmond, Brightwater, Wakefield, Tapawera, Stoke, Nelson and surrounding areas for their generosity and support shown at this years Poppy Day and our ANZAC parades. $15,000.00 was raised this year, these donations are paid directly into the welfare account of the Richmond-Waimea RSA and distributed to our veterans to help them with their medical expenses. Hundreds of people attended our ANZAC parades this year, to remember the sacrifices of our veterans, their fallen comrades, their families and those who came along to represent their own family members who may have served in these wars. To our precious Volunteers, Business Houses, local Council, Clubs, Groups and Individuals who donated their time to make these two events on the RSA calendar so special, we cannot thank you all, enough.

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