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Dam project could yet survive Although the Tasman District Council voted against the Waimea Dam Project on Tuesday, August 28, they have been asked to consider a revised funding proposal from supporters of the scheme that could allow the project to continue. Eight councillors voted against the project with six supporting

it, meaning the project in its current form will not proceed. Nelson MP Nick Smith says he is not giving up on the dam project and has urged councillors opposing the project to be prepared to reconsider with a bit more external help. “We are tantalising close to a solution to one of the region’s

most long-standing and difficult problems. The project has full resource consents and approval of the Environment Court, a bill with parliamentary support to solve the problem of access to the land and financial commitments of over $60m from government, landowners and the neighbouring Nelson City

Council. It would be a tragedy to lose the 18 years of work and $8m of investigation and design costs because of being shy of just one or two councillors’ votes,” says Nick. The council will meet at 1.15pm on Thursday, September 6, to discuss the revised funding proposal, which would lower the

impact on ratepayers of the project’s cost escalation. The inclusion of this topic on Thursday’s meeting agenda complies with the council’s standing order requirements for reconsidering decisions. This will give the council the opportunity to consider new information and review the decision of August 28.

Daffodil Day a success For 28 years, ANZ have promoted Daffodil Day as an important cancer awareness day, and their staff all pull together to fund-raise with New Zealanders, taking to the streets to collect donations. It also provides an opportunity to raise awareness of cancer in New Zealand. Your donations go towards vital scientific research into the causes and treatment of all types of cancer, as well as providing a wide range of support services, education and awareness campaigns, and programmes for people affected by cancer in your area. Daffodil Day symbolises hope for the one in three New Zealanders affected by cancer. Ross Norgate and Wayne Bryson collecting donations on Friday, August 31, for the New Zealand Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day. Ross says he was blown away with the public’s donations. “It is unbelievable just how generous people are.” Photo: Amy Russ.

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Poaching still rife The problem with poaching in the Murchison area has reached new heights with three deer allegedly taken off a property in the Tutaki Valley. At around 8.30am on Saturday, September 1, the resident farmer heard a series of shots close to his house and returned from his sheds to investigate. “What makes this so very dangerous is that these deer were being fed apples each morning by my 5-year-old son. They had become quite tame and they were his friends. When we had to tell him, they were dead, he cried for nearly an hour. The animals were shot behind my house and what would have happened if my son

was out feeding them? On my land, by my house?” The farmer’s wife is also getting very concerned about the amount of illegal shooting so close to her family with, some nights, the lights and gunshots occurring at all hours. In this instance the farmer observed a 2008-09 Silver Toyota Hilux with a canopy and inside the ute was another individual and a vizsla hunting dog. The number plate started with EKQ. The farmer contacted the police who reacted fast enough to pull over a shooter with a number of deer in the back of his 4WD. The farmer had earlier spotted the ute parked next to his bound-

ary fence and he believes it was entirely possible they had camped the night. Unfortunately, the police were unable to prove exactly where the deer came. The local farmer said he was 100% sure they were the mob of three animals that had become quite tame and would hang around his homestead. The three deer who were regular visitors have now not been seen since Saturday. Other regular hunters in the area are also outraged at the brazen attack with several asking for these guys to back-off and stop ruining the resource for their own gain. A local businessman who deals with the farming

community in the area, Ian Robinson, says that in most instances a respectful knock on any farmer’s door will go a long way to get you access, and give the landowner a chance to identify you and point out stock locations and probably the best place to get an animal. As Ian says, there is just no need to poach and certainly no need for any accomplished hunter to shoot basically pet deer in a farmer’s back yard. “I have very real fears now for the farmer’s ongoing safety especially with a rogue wayward gunshot. A 308 has a lethal distance of nearly two miles. It’s time for it to stop, and these individuals to take the hint and back off.”

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and save lives on our roads. It will deliver the best results for our transport dollar,” says Phil Twyford. “Our Government is making safety a priority. $62 million of investment will go into programmes and projects in the top of the South that will save Kiwis’ lives by preventing accidents or reducing their severity. This will include revamping intersections to stop collisions, installing median barriers in high-risk areas, and increasing road policing. “To help keep the region moving and promote healthier communities, $7.5 million is being invested in public transport, $128 million for local roads as well as $4.3 million for walking and cycling projects, this includes funding

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Speedway to celebrate their 50th anniversary over Labour weekend Emily Beaumont Excitement is building ahead of the Nelson Speedway Association’s 50th anniversary celebrations set for Labour weekend. “We’re all really looking forward to it, lots of work has been going on in the background and preparations are well underway,” says secretary and life member, Shara Higgins. It was in 1968 when The Tasman Car Scramble Club was formed, and the first race meeting held that November at their site on Lansdowne Rd in Richmond, where the Speedway Association remains today. Since then the Nelson Speedway Association has been widely regarded as the number one club-run track in the country and over the decades has attracted thousands to our region. Now the association is calling on all past and present members, competitors, pit crew, volunteers and supporters to earmark the 19-21 October to join in the anniversary celebrations that kick off on the Friday with an evening ‘meet and greet’. Around 20 historic stock cars

Action at the speedway’s home on Lansdowne Rd during the summer of 1969 when they were known as the Tasman Car Scramble Club. Photo: Supplied. will be displayed on Saturday, October 20, alongside today’s variety of speedway vehicles stockcars, saloons, open wheelers and sidecars, at the free entry ‘Show and Shine Display’, from 11am-3pm. The 50th Anniversary Race Meeting will

include more than 20 historic stockcars from around New Zealand and will begin at 6pm, followed by the prize-giving in the club rooms. Registrations are drifting in from members nationwide and Shara says they expect around

200 people to attend the Sunday night Anniversary Dinner. To register head online and check out the ‘upcoming events’ page on www.nelsonspeedway. co.nz and prepare for a weekend of reminiscing, nostalgia and racing not to be missed!

Nelson Bays operation checks on sale of alcohol A joint controlled-purchase operation checking on the sale of alcohol to minors, run by Police, District Licencing Agencies and Public Health, was held on Friday, August 17 and Friday, August 24, 2018. Forty-seven on and off-licensed premises in the Nelson and Tasman areas were visited by 16-year-old volunteers. One Nelson premises sold alcohol to these young people. Police and the Licensing Inspector will meet with management, and enforcement action will be taken through the New Zealand Alcohol Regulatory Licensing Authority. “These operations are carried out to check processes and ensure compliance with the law by licensed premises,” says Sergeant Kyle Bruning, Alcohol Harm Prevention Officer, Nelson Bays. “We are committed to reducing alcohol-related harm in our community, and ensuring alcohol is not being sold to underage people is a crucial component of this. “We were pleased to discover almost all of the premises visited were complying with the law. “We will continue carry out these types of operation over the coming months and all licensed premises are reminded to be vigilant. “A good result is when we have no sales made to our volunteers.”

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New traps for Rotoiti Recovery Project Department of Conservation (DOC) biodiversity staff will be receiving batches of new, replacement trap boxes for the Rotoiti Nature Recovery Project. All current single-set traps will be replaced with double-set traps. The traps will be deployed over the next few months.

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Call out for artists The New Zealand Transport Agency, together with the Nelson City Council, are commissioning a new public artwork and calling for expressions of interest from artists. The work is to be installed along the northern side of QEII drive. Submissions of concepts from artists that can be realised within

Tasman District Council and Nelson City Councils have granted the Nelson Hockey Association $20,000 toward the installation costs of electronic scoreboards at Saxton Field. The grant is split 50/50 between the two councils with $15,000 becoming available to the organisation in 2018/2019, and $5,000 to be available on 2019/2020.

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Extra free buses will be running between Richmond and Nelson on Saturday, September 8. From 2.30pm through to 5.45pm there will be extra services running every 15 minutes on NBus routes 1 and 2 from Richmond, Stoke and Nelson to the Whakatu Carpark behind the NBus depot in Bridge St. To get home, the free buses will be waiting in the same carpark and leaving every 15 minutes from 10pm until 11.30pm to take passengers home. The late bus will be running every 30mins from midnight until 3:30am. A $4 fare applies to late bus usage.

The New Zealand Defence Force intends to conduct mountain flying training within the Richmond, South Marlborough and Raglan Range areas between Monday, September 3 and Tuesday, September 18. Activities will include low level flying and the use of smoke for marking landing sites. A spokesperson says this training is essential to maintain the Search and Rescue capability of the defence force, in the service of the people of New Zealand.

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Lance ‘Danger’ Tomlinson from Noel Leeming Richmond, is excited about the nationwide store’s 45th birthday celebrations. This weekend, from 9am to 12pm, the Noel Leeming birthday bus will be visiting the Richmond store along with More FM. They will be holding a karaoke ‘Happy Birthday battle-off ’ as part of their ‘Sing to Win’ promotion. They have heaps of prizes to give away on the day and Jos Beri, Noel Leeming Richmond assistant store manager, encourages people to ‘come on down!’. “Don’t be shy,” says Jos, “it’s going to be a bit of fun, that’s for sure!” Photo: Amy Russ.

Nelson Matters are environmental and economic. It will enable the minimum flows in summer in the Waimea River to be lifted fivefold and fully meet the national standards for water quality. It will also enable another 1200 ha of horticulture creating more wealth and jobs. It will help support the growth of housing on the Waimea Plains where the population has doubled from 10,000 to 20,000 in my time as MP. It will also make our region more resilient to climate change. The difficulty with big infrastructure projects is how to

fairly share the costs. There is no magic formula, but they are much less when we do it together. The cost of dam storage is $8 per cubic metre. Farm storage ponds cost $50 per cubic metre and home storm water storage tanks cost $250 per cubic metre. We are all better off if we work together on a solution. The claims ratepayers are subsidising irrigators are false. Waimea Irrigators are putting up over $40m. The real issue is how to fund the share of the dam being used to increase summer flows and improve river health. We all want cleaner

rivers and we all need to help fund this. The costs to homeowners of an average of $150 a year in Richmond and Brightwater and $30 a year in Motueka and Golden Bay is not excessive for a clean river and secure water supply. Councillors claiming this cost will force people to sell up their homes are not credible. I do cringe when the Green Party says the region needs to switch to different crops. Hops, grapes, apples and berry fruit are part of Nelson’s identity as well as the foundations of our economy. I am not prepared to

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to generous sponsors, that included major sponsors NPH Ltd, Olive Estate and NBS. Lynne says many of the crowd were “blown away by the amazing creations” and the bonus prize money from Richmond Unlimited of $500 was split into two prizes awarded for their “inspiration”. The packed hall containing a “fantastic crowd”, with all ages and genders represented, were treated to home-baking during interval and entertained throughout the evening by dancers from Trudy Fargher’s Academy of Dance. Grateful to the many volunteers and husbands who enabled the show to run so smoothly, Lynne says the Soroptimists may hold another Artful Creations event in the future and is inviting anybody interested to register by emailing siwaimea@ siswp.org

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Region’s short films set to impress Emily Beaumont Members of the Wakefield community spent four days in January involved in the shoot for short film ‘Opal Valley’. “It was a major collaborative effort with a lot of talented people pitching in, plus the local Wakefield community,” says film’s writer Justin Eade. The film will be showcased along with more than 20 others at the home-grown Top of the South Film Festival, with

four screenings scheduled over September 14 and 15 at Nelson’s Suter Theatre. In its fourth year the festival continues to expand in quantity and quality. From comedy to drama, horror to documentary and music video, the festival celebrates the best locally produced films with an exciting evening of red carpet arrivals and socialising. Bringing together the best and most promising filmmakers from Nelson, Marlbor-

ough and Tasman regions, as well as some of New Zealand’s most promising actors, all proceeds from the festival go back to the Top of the South Film Production Society to enable members the opportunity to produce more films right here in our region. Last year’s festival raised an impressive $7135.57. Tickets are available at the State Cinema box office or online at https://suter.statecinemas.co.nz

Richmond library has teamed up with Nelson Repertory Theatre to deliver free play readings in celebration of New Zealand Theatre Month. Organisers of New Zealand Theatre Month say, “Theatre plays a big part in New Zealanders’ lives. Hundreds make it. Thousands attend it. New Zealand Theatre Month is all about elevating New Zealand theatre and honouring our local theatre heroes, past and present.” To that end, two plays will be presented by Nelson Repertory Theatre at Richmond Library on Saturday 8 September. Collections Librarian Ruth Lawley says, “Written by Nelson playwright Susanne Smith, The Queen’s Gambit is a murder mystery set in a semi-rural New Zealand community. When a family reunites

to celebrate a birthday, a murder takes place and the audience is invited to guess the culprit. It’s a fabulous play of the “who dunnit?” variety. We’re enormously appreciative of Hugh Neill at Nelson Repertory Theatre for organising the groups of readers and practices for the play readings.” Lovers of Roald Dahl’s wonderful writings for children, and the young at heart, will be delighted with the presentation of the theatrical adaptation of James and The Giant Peach. James and the Giant Peach will be read at Richmond Library on Saturday, September 8, from 10.00am-10.45am followed by The Queen’s Gambit from 11.15am-12.00pm. Free event. Bookings are not required. For further information call 03 543 8500.

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Fast, fun and fearless. These three words are not usually associated with the bagpipes, but Nelson’s own Celtic Pipe Band is holding a fund-raising concert that promises to be all that and more on Sunday, September 9, at 2pm in the Nelson Centre of Musical Arts. “The band’s young people bring a skill and speed to piping that’s pretty impressive,” says Pipe Major Callum Gilchrist. “It’s all in there. Cellists, highland dancers, vocalists and a brilliant drum salute -- basically it’s a great variety of entertainment.” Celtic Pipe Band has a bold schedule ahead, performing in Shanghai in late September and competing at the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow next August. “Pushing forward to compete on the world stage is a huge undertaking for all our band members,” says Callum. “We have pipers and drummers of all ages going.” The Celtic Pipe Band says they’re grateful for the support from Nelson, Stoke and Richmond communities. Tickets are available through Ticket Direct and cash is rec- Richmond’s Poppy Donald is looking forward to performing ommended for afternoon tea with the Celtic Pipe Band at their fund-raising concert on Sunday. Photo: Supplied. and raffles.

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With Nelson being the birthplace of rugby in New Zealand in 1870, it is only fair that we celebrate the historic occasion of our first-ever All Blacks test match with a big pre-game street party in the Nelson CBD for everyone to experience and enjoy, whether they are going to the game or not. Experience rugby history and join the All Blacks vs Argentina game day festivities in the Nelson CBD on Saturday, 8 September from 1pm-5:30pm. Treat yourself and your family to Kiwi and Argentinian culture, local artisan food, history, entertainment and a dedicated family area. Upper Trafalgar Street will be closed to vehicles and a main entertainment stage is confirmed for 1903 Square with a range of cultural entertainment and high energy performances. Explore the shops, galleries, cafes, bars and restaurants, then make your way to the game and participate in

rugby history. Alternatively, if you don’t have a ticket, stay in town to watch it at one of the many CBD bars and restaurants. It’s all about the birthplace of rugby in Nelson, celebrating this historic occasion, having fun with the whole family and enjoying our beautiful Nelson CBD. A reminder for fans to get in quick as there are still some tickets available to the game which can be purchased at the official ticketing website allblacks.com. Mayor Rachel Reese says she is looking forward to the match. “Nelson is proud to host the All Blacks and Argentina, and welcome the many visitors to our city and region. “This will be an incredible event for us to showcase our extraordinary region to the rugby world, bringing an international fixture to the birthplace of New Zealand rugby. “It will be an experience to remember.”

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As the city prepares to host its first-ever All Blacks test this Saturday night, Nelson Weekly sports reporter Jonty Dine takes a look back on some of the most significant rugby moments to occur in the birthplace of the game in New Zealand.

1870 - Rugby in NZ is born: The first-ever recorded game of rugby in New Zealand took place on May 14, 1870, between a Nelson College side and the Nelson Football Club at the Botanics in Nelson. 1905 - City’s first All Black: In total, 13 All Blacks were born in Nelson, the first of whom was first-five William Smith who made his solitary test appearance in Dunedin against Australia in a 14-3 win. Smith was All black #138. 1968 - Nelson Bays Union formed: The Nelson Bays Rugby Union was founded after

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Nelson shops spark up to black out Nelson shops are challenging each other to see who can make their outlet the most All Blacks-mad place in the city. As part of a promotion run by Uniquely Nelson, shops are encouraged to do whatever they can to get into the spirit of Saturday’s event. “Jerseys, balloons, scones on the day – it’s an open book to showcase creativity and spark up Nelson,” says Uniquely Nelson’s Simon Duffey.

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With 21,000 rugby fans set to descend on the city this Saturday, organisers are urging punters to be at the ground as early as possible. Tasman Rugby Union commercial and marketing manager Les Edwards says the earlier fans arrive after gates open at 5.30pm, the better for them. “What we have built is a pop-up test stadium for 21,000 fans who we must get through three gates. That is not going to be easy without people understanding that this is not a small event.” Les stresses that this is unlike a Mako match where fans tend to rock up at 7.15pm, park the car and stroll on in to Trafalgar. “There will be bag checks and security, so people need to be prepared to get to the ground in time.” “What they can do is get in, get some food and drink, get to their seats, watch the teams warm up, see the helicopter bring in the match ball, listen to the anthems, watch the haka and be well and truly settled for kick off.” With gates set to open at 5.30pm, Les recommends a prompt arrival.

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The All Blacks say they are loving their time in Nelson as the world’s greatest rugby team prepare to play in the city for the first time. Brodie Retallick and Owen Franks fronted media at the Rutherford Hotel conference room on Monday afternoon. The test is a homecoming of sorts for Motueka man Franks, who says childhood trips to Nelson were like visiting the “big smoke.” “Nan would take us to the movies, which was a real treat.” This will be Franks’ first playing appearance in the city since 2011. “It was just after the earthquake and Pike River, so it was quite emotional, but I always enjoy

coming here.” Franks says he has a few family members and friends coming to Saturday’s game and planned to visit Motueka on Tuesday. He says Nelson has an incredibly laid-back feel. “It’s like you’re in a different country, it’s really relaxed.” Franks says he is looking forward to the physical battle with the Pumas. “They take a lot of pride in their set piece, you can never underestimate them.” Retallick says the All Blacks will back their pace to nullify the threat of Argentina’s “big men.” Regarded as the greatest lock currently playing international rugby, Retallick brushed off his recent comparisons to Australian locking legend John

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Nelson City office has once again been awarded the top office in the Summit group in a close contest vying for the top position with Richmond. Sapphire Kelly, Nelson Branch Manager in accepting the award for her team said, “The collective effort of a group of people truly supportive of each other and passionate about achieving the best results for a fair fee makes me very proud to be a part of.”

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Juniors spring into tennis Tennis coach Ngaire Calder, back left, with Brightwater School’s room 6. Photo: Supplied. The Nelson Bays Tennis Association’s primary and intermediate ‘Have a Go’ open day takes place at tennis clubs across the region on Saturday, September 15. All schools from Tapawera to Golden Bay are invited to take part in a free hour of fun on court with their local tennis coach. The

‘Have a Go’ programme launches the summer tennis season with clubs promoting junior tennis across the region over the same weekend. Coaches have been busy this term delivering the Tennis Hot Shots (THS) schools programme into 38 schools throughout the region during

term 3; there is not a single day this term that tennis is not happening at a school somewhere in the region. These THS schools sessions link into the ‘Have a Go Day’ on September, 15, and an interschool tennis league run at local clubs throughout term four. Both the THS Schools

programme and the “Have a Go Day” enable students to try out tennis with their school mates before committing to the sport. NBS is the Nelson sponsor for the schools programme, also funded by Sport Tasman, Mainland Foundation, NZT and Pub Charity.

The first day of Spring certainly delivered a fine sunny day for Nelson runners and walkers taking part in the annual two-person relay at Parkers Cove, Tahunanui. This relay has been running for over 10 years and is always a very popular event on their running calendar. Each athlete ran two laps of a 3km course and, due to the height of the tide at 2.30pm when the relay started, the course had to be changed from the usual ‘home run’ along Back Beach to returning through the Tahuna Motor Camp. This new course was described by one of the runners as ‘fast and fantastic’. Competition was fierce, with the winning duo of Stephen and Daniel coming home in 53.43mins, less than a minute behind was Iga and Amanda, with Phil and Stu close on their heels. Saturday was the beginning of the relay season for the harriers, with the Motueka to Mapua relay this Saturday, September 8.

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Richmond footballers wrap up season Richmond Athletic AFC just wasn’t And then at 3pm the Hothouse Foxes meant to receive any further senior cups played Waimea College in the 1st Difor the season as Saturday, September 1, vision Women’s Cup Final, and after saw the final day of football for 2018, dominating the entire match, being 0–0 with all the cup finals being played at at half-time, and hitting the cross-bar Jubilee Park. In the 4 times, the home first game the Tasteam conceded the man Auto Electrics only goal of the Bogans played out match for College of their skins to be to take the win. 1–0 up over rivals In the other cup FC Nelson Masfinals, Nelson Subters with a minute urbs Seals beat to go, but couldn’t Wakefield 2–0 to hold on to the win claim the 2nd Diviwith FC equalising sion Gould n Tout in a gut-wrenching Trophy. final minute of norThe Blenheim mal time. Going to Rangers claimed penalties, the Richanother title, beatmond side did their ing FC Nelson 4–0 best but were evenin the 1st Division tually beaten 5–4 Tenth grade Mike Greer Homes Price Charity Cup to give Nelson the Avengers give it their all on the pitch. – giving them three 4th Division Greg Photo: Supplied. trophies for the Brown Cup. season. The second match saw Thompson Daly The club would like to thank all the Chartered Accountants Thistle taking sponsors who have helped out this year on FC Nelson in the 3rd Division AR and look forward to celebrating the Hurst Cup Final, and in just as close a junior prize-giving on Saturday, Sepgame, the two teams battled all the way tember 8, at Jubilee Park from 10am to to the end with FC sneaking a goal in 12pm, and the following weekend with extra time to win 2–1 over the home the senior awards on Saturday, Septemside. ber 22, from 3pm.

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Horsing around at Rough Island Nelson Dressage held a training day at Rough Island Equestrian Park on August 18, which was attended by around 40 riders from the district. Sponsored by Saddlery Warehouse, and organised by Suzanne Inglis, it was a great day out, says Suzanne. “Great fun day, lots of laughs

and several new faces braving out to dressage for the first time.” “The morning session was that riders could either have their own time in the arena to do their own training or could ride a test and get feedback from a judge (me) and then 10 minutes working with the judge on im-

provements. Then the afternoon was the competition.” A fancy-dress parade was held at lunchtime with eight of the kids dressing up for the occasion. For more information on Nelson Dressage, contact Suzanne Inglis at Saddlery Warehouse Nelson by email at: nelson@saddles.co.nz

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Show jumping festival in Richmond Emily Beaumont The region’s inaugural Grand Prix show jumping equestrian event is to take place at Richmond’s racecourse on September 15 and 16. “We just want to get show jumping to grow in the area,”

says Hope rider and event instigator Tessa Silcock. The Nelson Bays Spring Show Jumping Festival has already attracted more than 40 entries with renowned Canterbury equestrians Harry Feast, Georgina Dormer and Tegan Fitzsimon among

entrants. With free entry, all members of the public are invited to “see what our exciting sport is all about” and there will be food available onsite and equestrian-related exhibitor stalls. Two rings will operate all

day, kicking off at 8.30am and accompanied by an MC. Shade tents will provide good viewing areas for the jumps that will be up to 1.5 metres high. “Entries continue to come in, so there’ll be a lot of great talent to watch.”

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Waimea College Senior A Basketball Waimea A girls head south for basketball qualifier The Waimea College Senior A girls basketball coach, Kat Jones, says her team is “looking pretty sharp” ahead of the South Island Secondary School Basketball Tournament, happening next week. “It’s a qualifying tournament for nationals,” says Kat. “We will need to qualify in the top 6 to make it into the nationals, which are taking place during the October school holidays.” Kat has coached the team previously, stepping away for a couple of years before recently returning. “We mainly have Year 12’s and 11’s, so we are still quite young; we’ve got 3 junior players as well, one Year 9 and two Year 10’s. They bring a lot of energy, and all the girls have played representative basketball for Nelson or Tasman.” In the build-up to the tournament, the A girls team has had a couple of practise games, including the recent college final against Nayland. “We are working on playing against different defences, adjusting our attack and defence a little bit; our shooting percentages have improved, so that’s really good. I feel like we are peaking at the right time.” Kat Jones is right in her element as coach; she’s had a lot of rep level basketball experience and has captained the Nelson Women’s Basketball team – The Sparks– for several years. The genes for basketball excellence appear to have been passed

top 6, just getting in the top 8 would be great. Whatever the outcome, it’s all a building tournament, and next year we’ll be even stronger.” Attending such a tournament can be expensive, costing each player around $1300 to participate. “That’s why we’ve had raffles, a school production kiosk fund-raiser, and a big fund-raiser through Petells’s Bacon who are also generously sponsoring one of our players. In addition, after the tournament, we will be holding a quiz night at Speight’s Ale House on Monday, September 24th, if anyone is interested in backing the team in this way. “We are also very grateful to all our sponsors and supporters, including family who have been tremendous these past months.” For more information, visit www. nzbasketball The team, their families and management, would like to thank all of their generous sponsors for their support. on; Kat’s daughter who is in Year 9 at Waimea, is the team’s youngest player, and is definitely there ‘on merit.’ “She is doing really well; all the girls have come a long way since we began training in May.” And talk about passionate; the girls train three times a week, and also play on Tuesday and Wednesday nights! “So they are getting a lot of basketball, which really shows with their devel-

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There are some changes to the Public Forum guidelines for the Extraordinary Full Council meeting in the Richmond Council Chamber on Thursday 6 September. Please note, there will be a Public Forum at this meeting, contrary to the information in the 31 August issue of Newsline. We ask that everyone planning to attend be aware of and follow these guidelines.

Our communities generate a lot of waste, and about 62,000 tonnes from Nelson and Tasman ends up in the landfill each year. We know well over half that waste could be dealt with in a better way: By being reused, recycled or composted – or avoided altogether. The Nelson City and Tasman District councils are working together to minimise and manage waste in our region. We’ve developed a plan to guide us – but we can’t make a big impact without your help. Everyone has a part to play in reusing and recycling the resources we have, reducing waste and protecting our environment from its effects. Our proposed update to the Nelson Tasman Waste Management and Minimisation Plan sees a greater focus on waste avoidance and getting our whole community on board. Our goals are to work with the community to:

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• If you wish to speak in the Public Forum section of the meeting, please register your intention by 1.15 pm on Wednesday 5 September. You can do this by emailing hannah.simpson@tasman.govt.nz, or phoning 543 8400. • A maximum of 15 minutes will be allocated specifically for those wishing to speak in opposition to the Waimea Community Dam project and a maximum of 15 minutes for those wishing to speak in favour. (The Mayor is exercising his discretion under Standing Orders as Chair to allow an extended Public Forum under the circumstances.) • Those that wish to speak will be limited to the topics on the agenda for this meeting. • Each speaker has a maximum of three minutes.

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showcases exactly why Murchison is known as the “four river plains”, with its top spots being used by hundreds of competitors over the weekend. Event spokesperson Sophia Mulder says this was no doubt the biggest weekend on the Murchison calendar, with plenty of money spent in

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A 120-site holiday park on Lower Queen St, a $50 million lifestyle village on Wensley Rd in Richmond and a 95 lot rural residential subdivision in Wakefield are the latest developments to get the green light as the Tasman district continues to grow. Queen St Caravans and Motorhomes has already started stage one of their holiday park development which will be open in time for next summer. Ben Nevis Holdings had a resource consent for their 95 lot rural residential subdivision on Totara View

Along with his partner Sue, Maurice leads an active life and part of it is volunteering at the Ngawhatu swimming pool, where he is a trained lifeguard. “But I only save the ladies,” he joked. Last week he and Sue spent two hours at Z petrol station in Halifax St, where he worked as a “community concierge” washing windows and greeting customers. He handed out orange tokens which his customers competes in the canoe McDowell Tommy could use to vote for Arthritis NZ and help the charity Festival over the weekend. the Buller slalom atreceive cash from Z, through its Good in the Hood proWhitnall/Shuttersport. Barry Photo: motion. Maurice says he got relief from his treatment so wanted to give back, but he wasn’t sure if he’d be offered a job after his efforts. “Sue’s right into it and I just follow along, but when people respond you feel good.”

Maurice Abrahams, 94, washes a car window at Z Halifax last Friday as part of a fundraising push by Arthritis New Zealand. Photo: Andrew Board.

all be a bit bigger. There’s also going to be Rd, Edward St and Gossey Drive North in camping sites and 12 cabins but we won’t Wakefield signed off last Tuesday, while be taking permanent residents.” commissioners have approved the Olive The holiday park is being developed on the simon@waimeaweekly.co.nz his partner Linda Manera’s Estate lifestyle village at 109 Wensley Rd. Rod andPost A noisy site NewofZealand aeroplane is exMo- it usually goes. The work in and where Queen St Caravans A resource consent for the Lower Queen this tobusiness, Blenhe- tive Kaye McNabb says land in Nelson at 6am every St andim “We’ve already spent four months onpected the delay to 6am rival until 6am, Rod means the plane – a Fokker 27 Friendat 442 Lower Queenday St holiday park was granted last Septemto minimise the effect. The torhomes selfat least three weeks, will have a big impact on NZ Post, which could wake inquirstage. We are powering-up 50 sites forfor ship – will arrive in Nelson each but they changed schedule will already been getting ber, and co-owner Rod Yarrell says they and from says they day at weren’t willing to have have a significant theirhave sleep, admits Nelson 6am and its noise contained motorhomes and caravanspeople such an impact on impact on will have a “noticeable” locals NZ Post with the inevitable flow are presently working on installing fencing ies from prospective customers. Airport block ablution Ltd. during the middle of the night. then we’ll get started on the impact. the on effect through the distribution be huge judging by will and the underground cabling and water “Demand NZ Post will bring its “If the aircraft arrived at 3am I am and demail from the North But the 6am and laundry. sure we livery chain, so we’re landing is much better than would pipes. He says it has been a big job with we’ll to Nelson for three butIsland pleased that the opsites 120 for 2 in 3am, be inundated with calls wondering consents have to PAGE SEE four weeks “We which is when NZ Post usually erator has been so willing to co-operate 600 metres of trenches, 3.5 kilometres of they’llas an upgrade of navigation flys what was going on,” says Kaye. for probably only put in around 90 so April, equip- in and the time they had the benefit of local residents.” electric cabling and 210 metres of fencing. proposed to land “After discussions ment is carried out at Blenheim with the operator it The first Airport, in Nelson. Nelson Airport early morning landing is expected Ltd chief execu- was agreed the aircraft would delay its ar- to be on April 7.

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Home delivery too, not drop off points. In fact to do, and this is one of prizes around the golden sands. of things said. ll Tim O’Conne she ours is one of ByWhile the largest circulation the day mine,”in The main attractions of areas the rest of the South With the tide in for the 11am dip and the r mid-winte the were snow rain, Island encountered start of the dip there was a very both of which duck race, NZ. We can offer some great deals fordrewthose e it was typical and pestilenc from the shore to the of entries from locals and short run the hundred or so Tasman sunshine at Kaiteriteri plenty of towners keen to support ocean, leaving entered little time Beach on Sunday as hundreds out folk who brave businesses and descende organisations that need to talk to School. Riwaka for shoreline the d on to chicken out. and ees bumbleb Fairies, the Riwaka School Mid-Winter Admirably, a handful managed superheroes were among the Festival.of the South the water for an the top Island. on display as the swim- to remain in Bands, performances and the costumes rival until 6am, extended period of time to milk

By Tim O’Connell While the rest of the South Island encountered rain, snow and pestilence it was typical Tasman sunshine at Kaiteriteri Beach on Sunday as hundreds descended on the shoreline for the Riwaka School Mid-Winter Festival. Bands, performances and the standard array of hot and tasty food made for a welcome way to spend a winter morning, while children were entertained by bouncy castles, mini jeeps and trains as well as a big dig for

prizes around the golden sands. The main attractions of the day were the mid-winter dip and the duck race, both of which drew plenty of entries from locals and out of towners keen to support Riwaka School. Fairies, bumblebees and superheroes were among the costumes on display as the swimmers gathered for the former. Jeanette Clark from Lower Moutere was found in pre-plunge contemplation of the icy fate that awaited her. “Everyone has their bucket list

of things to do, and this is one of mine,” she said. With the tide in for the 11am start of the dip there was a very short run from the shore to the ocean, leaving the hundred or so brave folk who entered little time to chicken out. Admirably, a handful managed to remain in the water for an extended period of time to milk the moment, although it should be noted that most of these people were female. For the rest however, the sequence of events once sub-

merged was akin to someone abruptly hitting the rewind button on a DVD. The duck race was a slightly more drawn out affair, yet attracted just as much interest as the earlier event, although it wasn’t long before the nature of inanimate object racing set in and a good portion of the entered ducks were soon bobbing listlessly in the lagoon, Speaking to the Guardian after an extremely successful day in the sun, Riwaka School Principal Fraser Campbell was ecstatic

with the public response to the event. “There was just a real good buzz around the place and a real connection between the community and school,” he said. Showing leadership and immense fortitude, Mr Campbell took to the water for the dip along with Deputy Principal Katherine Sefton, a feat which he says was “better than coffee”. The Mid-Winter Festival raised close to $9000 for the school, a total which is believed to be up on previous years.

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