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Richmond police station ‘high risk’ The Richmond police station will continue to be closed “on an infrequent basis” until the security layout of the station’s front counter is improved. Police completed a review of the security of their front counters at stations throughout the country last year after staff expressed concerns about their personal safety. The review found that Richmond
was one of the stations that needed increased security and as a result the doors have been closed when no constabulary members or authorised officers are present. “It’s something that has always happened on an infrequent basis but it is happening a bit more now because we need to modify the front counter,” Nelson Bays Area Commander Mat Arnold-
A sign at the Richmond Police Station last week. Kelly says. “So unless there is a
constabulary member present at the station, it has to be shut up until we get those modifications completed. Mat says they are posting extra staff to Richmond to try and keep the station “open most of the time” until the security is upgraded. He says the station’s front counter only has “wires going across without a screen so it’s
deemed a high risk”. Mat isn’t certain when the security will be upgraded but says “there’s a crew going around the country fixing up all the counters and it’s on the list”. He says the front counters needed to be designed to ensure staff were safe without excessively compromising engagement with the public.
IHC woodworkers nail it at Menzshed Simon Bloomberg The excellent craftsmanship of a group of woodworkers with intellectual disabilities was recognised at Menzshed Waimea on Tuesday when the group held a prize-giving to mark the completion of their latest project. Menzshed Waimea has been running practical carpentry classes for IHC clients at the shed’s workshop at Richmond Park for the last four years. On Tuesday, Menzshed volunteers and IHC helpers from Waimea College and IDEA Services held a prize-giving for one of the two classes to acknowledge their achievements. Menzshed Waimea co-ordinator Alan Kissell says they take around 25 IHC clients in two classes every Tuesday and they have completed a number of projects, including making their own toolboxes. They have also helped the
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Jimmy Gibson, front left, Isaiah Withers, centre, and Ben Jackson and the rest of the Menzshed IHC woodwork class show off their table lamps at Tuesday’s prize-giving. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
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Menzshed volunteers make hundreds of rat traps for the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary and Department of Conservation. “The morning group has been making a table lamp so we decided to have a prizegiving for them when they finished,” Alan says. “I’m quite impressed with some of the work - they have made a very nice job of it.” Alan says the group’s woodworking skills and general outlook have improved dramatically since they started coming along
to the Menzshed. He says the Menzshed volunteers also enjoy the Tuesday classes which are “one of the highlights of the week”. “We’ve been going for four years and the development of some of the guys has been amazing. They seem to love it - they wouldn’t miss it for the world. “Our volunteers enjoy it too. We have had quite a bit of fun together.” Volunteer Pat Norris says the key to the programme’s success is treating the IHC clients “like ordinary blokes”. “They really respond to
it,” Pat says. “We don’t have any airs and graces here and they enjoy that.” IHC client Bryce Haycock says he enjoys the classes because he’s allowed to “make things by myself ”. However, Bryce, who has been attending the classes for about three years, also admits he looks forward to the social side of the classes and the morning smokos. “I like to have fun with everyone here and getting the food at morning tea it’s really good.” The programme is sponsored by Bunnings Warehouse which supplies most of the materials.
Port's slipway to get $8m clean-up Nelson’s polluted Calwell Slipway is ranked fourth on the government’s list of contaminated sites, but that’s about to change. Last week, MP Nick Smith announced the government will be forking out $4.2 million, just over half of the bill for the remedial works required to clean-up the Port Nelson site. The slipway is highly contaminated by copper and tributyltin, commonly used in the boat-building industry, particularly in the shallower sections. “This historic contamination problem in the Nelson Haven is a blight
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School mates backing Liam’s Rio dream Andrew Board Liam Malone’s journey to qualify for Rio has benefited from some very supportive Kiwis. And his big moment inside the Olympic stadium won’t be any different, with around eight of his old school friends from Birchwood Primary School set to make the journey to Brazil to watch him compete in the Paralympics. Liam started his journey to Rio shortly after losing his mother to cancer. The double amputee says he was spending his days “on the piss and smoking too much weed”. It was a depression triggered by his mother’s death, but Liam says he knew to get out of it, he had to set himself a goal that would influence his day-to-day life. “I thought of setting up a business or climbing Mt Cook, but the Paralympics was something that, in short period of time, I could achieve a huge amount of personal growth, and day-to-day it would affect me because I would have to be healthy and be training. And it’s challenging, it had to be challenging.” The first thing Liam needed was a pair of “blades” which Paralympians run on. He launched a campaign to raise the $20,000 needed. New Zealanders donated $50,000. Liam says that was a “defining moment”. “If that didn’t happen I don’t know how viable it would have been. It was so humbling, in fact I shed a few tears the night that it ended, it was really generous.” That generosity has also kept Liam focussed, not wanting to let donors down. Three years on, Liam has fulfilled the first part of his goal and has qualified for the Rio Games.
Nelson’s Liam Malone relaxes at training at Saxton Field ahead of the Rio Paralympics in September. Photo: Andrew Board. Until recently he was ranked number one in the world for the 400 metres with a time of 48.28, but an American runner beat his time late last month. The world record is 45.07, held by Oscar Pistorius. Nevertheless, Liam will head to Rio with a realistic chance of Gold. It’s the only colour medal he is gunning for. “I’d be disappointed with anything other than gold, but in saying that it will be really hard. But I’d rather feel devastated for aiming for the top and not getting it than feel satisfied just
for being there.” Liam is squeezing in training amongst his university studies and is “excited” for the games. And when Liam does get to the Paralympics, his mates will be in the stands. Eight of his friends, most dating back to their time together at Birchwood Primary School in Stoke, have booked tickets to the games. Liam says it will be great having them on board. “I’ve known them for most of my life and we are definitely like family, so it’s great
they’ll be there.” Also in the stands will be his father Murray. And back home in Nelson Liam will have thousands of locals who donated towards his blades, cheering him on. “That’s the thing really, I just want to say thank you to everyone who helped me out. Everyone who donated back then and has been supportive since. It’s been awesome.” Liam will compete in the 100 metre, 200 metre and 400 metre events at the Paralympics, which are being held in Rio de Janeiro from September 7 to 18.
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‘Man-trap’ takes out cyclist Simon Bloomberg
Nelson police says the person who put a rope across the Tasman Great Taste Trail on Rabbit Island that injured a cyclist, effectively set a “man-trap” and could face a maximum of five years imprisonment. Well-known Nelson cyclist Chris Sharland was cruising along the trail adjacent to Ken Beck Dr on May 29 when the rope hit him
across the chest, bringing him to a sudden stop and sending him flying off his bike. Although Chris was stunned by the impact and suffered extensive bruising to both his arms, he was relieved that nobody else had been injured by the senseless act. “I wasn’t going full gas because I was just warming down from a race, so that was lucky. I was doing about 25kmh and it hit me across the chest and knocked me
backwards - I didn’t see it at all. “I’m quite tall so it’s just lucky it wasn’t a shorter rider or a young kid or they could have been hit in the throat or head. Someone could have been seriously injured. “I’ve been riding bike all my life and I’ve never seen anything like that. It’s a pretty rank thing for someone to do.” Nelson police senior sergeant Blair Hall says the person who
put the rope across the cycle trail had set a “man-trap” which was regarded as a serious crime. He says the law states that anyone who “sets or places, or causes to be set or placed, any trap or device that is likely to injure any person” is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding five years. Blair suspects the rope was set in place as a prank by children or young teenagers who had not
thought about the consequences of their actions. “We take this type of thing seriously, especially when it was placed across such a popular public cycleway,” Blair says. “It could have caused a serious injury so we’d like to hear from anyone who knows anything about it.” Blair says if anyone sees “something like this”, they need to remove the hazard and report it to police.
TASMANIAN CALLS RICHMOND BY MISTAKE: The Tasman District Council call centre gets around 6200 calls a month so it’s not surprising that some of them are a little unusual. But last month staff had a giggle about one call from a geographically-challenged Australian who phoned the Tasman District Council from his home in Tasmania asking for a building inspection the following day. HOUSE PRICES CONTINUE TO SOAR: The price of houses in the Tasman district increased by 3.6 per cent over the past three months and 7.0 per cent year on year, the latest QV figures released last week show. The average value of a house in Tasman is now $450,447. QV Nelson registered valuer Craig Russell says the demand from out-of-town investors is continuing to drive up home values in Nelson and Tasman. “We have seen some strong sales prices of late with some properties being sold in a short time period and often in a multi-offer situations”, he says. PRE-SCHOOL BALL: The Country Kids Preschool is holding its annual Winter Ball (R18) and this year’s theme is a 1980s Disco Pump up the Volume. Tickets are on sale at Country Kids Pre-school, the Tasman Store, Moutere Gold in Upper Moutere and at the Moutere Hills Community Centre. There will also be door sales. Tickets cost $25 or $40 for a double. LIBRARY SECURITY INCREASED: Security in the Richmond Public Library has been increased with additional security cameras installed following an increase in incidents in the district’s public libraries and service centres. The upgrade of cameras in the Richmond council office is expected to be completed in July. Police were called to a fight between two men in the Richmond library last July.
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BP BUSINESS CHALLENGE: Sun Sensors executive team, from left, Sam Scott, Tom Lee, Jordan Boyd, Connor Coulter and Caleb Jones, display their concept at the BP Business Challenge at Waimea College last Friday. The challenge involved students from Waimea and Nelson College for Girls. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
Simon Bloomberg A sugar-free, vegan chewing gum that provides three-quarters of a person’s daily iron requirement was the winning concept among a host of innovative ideas developed by young Nelson entrepreneurs at Waimea College last week. Forty year 10 and 11 students from Waimea College and Nelson College for Girls spent three days working for virtual companies to develop their products as part of the BP Business Challenge. The nationwide programme is aimed at developing the skills required in the real business world with students teaming up in companies to research, develop and market their products. After two days of brainstorming, the companies had to deliver a 10-minute presentation of their budget, marketing plan and production outline to judges on Friday. Waimea College’s Summer Pritchard, Ashleigh Sumner, Sean Sharp, Alex Bloomberg and Daniel Rogers won the challenge after their company, Team Veagum, developed a vegan supplementary gum trademarked I Chew. A UV sensitive strip that can be incorporated into sunscreen bottles to indicate how much sunscreen needs to be applied, a microemergency locator beacon that can be attached to clothing, light-weight impact resistant sportswear and a time-lock lunch box were some of the other products developed by the students’ companies. “It’s a great opportunity to get students working with others, both from different year groups and other schools,” teacher Yvonne Daly says. “Students learn how to solve problems, develop their communication skills and team-work they also learn how to manage themselves.” The students’ projects were judged by Anne Harvey of NMIT Young Enterprise, Sarah Holmes of Nelson Tasman Business Trust, Nikki Ryan of You Realty and Jeffrey Kohen of Now and Zen. Prizes were provided by Subway, Stefanos Pizza, NBS and McDonalds.
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Book fair unearths hidden gems Waimea Weekly reporter Kate Russell joined thousands of other Nelsonians at the Founders Book Fair on the weekend and, like many others, was delighted with what she found.
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Annabelle Archibald scours through the endless piles of books at the Founders Book Fair on Saturday. Photo: Brittany Spencer. ns are drawn to the magic of the book fair each year, with Saturday’s gate sales up fifty per cent on last year’s opening day - 5000 more people than last year. Since moving to Nelson six years ago, I have been a regular attendee and have certainly found plenty of ‘gems’ over those years. I’ve found many children’s books that have become solid favourites with my two kids, and recipe books that have produced many a delicious meal. I’ve picked up string-tied bundles of my old favourite magazines, and I’ve even found a few mint condition Led Zeppelin records to add to my vinyl collection.
These books have a history, with their own story to tell – whether it be dog-eared pages, recipe notes, or ‘Happy 4th Birthday Felix’ written in the inside cover of an Eric Carle book. And these books, magazines, DVDs, CDs, vinyl records, games and puzzles, which have been gathering dust in garages and attics all over Nelson and Tasman, are given a whole new lease of life, thanks to the book fair volunteers and the generous people who donate items – it couldn’t happen without them. The Founders Book Fair is open each day this week and closes on Sunday, June 12.
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e l p o e p d o o f h s Y ou r f re NMIT student Laura Reynolds is one of the students to receive a scholarship for her study. Photo: Brittany Spencer.
Scholarship helps NMIT student make the cut Simon Bloomberg A scholarship from Nelson Pine Industries is helping Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology student Laura Reynolds trim a few dollars off her student loan, as she pursues her dream of becoming a hairdresser. Laura was one of 120 NMIT students who received scholarships, worth a total of $250,000, at ceremonies in Nelson and Blenheim last week. The scholarships were awarded to students in a range of programmes with Laura receiving $500 from Nelson Pine Industries to help her complete a Certificate in Advanced Professional Hairdressing. Laura started the two-year course last year and passed all her firstyear subjects with flying colours. The 21-year-old Nayland College graduate applied for the NMIT scholarship in April this year and was delighted when she found out she had been successful last week.
"It's $500 which doesn't sound like much, but when you are a student it's a really big help." Laura says she was interested in hairdressing as a career and so, after working in a supermarket for three years, decided to enrol in NMIT. "I always wanted to study but wasn't sure what I wanted to do so I decided to wait and work save some money first. I'm enjoying the course although there's a lot more theory than I thought because you are working with chemicals - there's a lot of science behind everything." Laura plans to complete her study this year before finishing her practical training in Nelson. The NMIT scholarships are sponsored by Constellation Brands, Nelson Pine Industries, King Salmon, Kaiapa (Uncle) Jack Kohe, Pene Ruruku, Toss Woollaston, Blenheim Lions, Garden Marlborough, Marlborough Zonta and Uncle George Martin.
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Opinion: Don't let us down Jetstar
When Jetstar came, we rejoiced. As a region we practically begged the low-cost airline to start flying to Nelson. A quick search through previous copies of the Nelson Weekly and you will find articles stretching back to 2011 quoting locals frustrated with Air New Zealand’s virtual monopoly of airspace above Nelson and urging Jetstar to take up routes to the region. Six months ago they did and the results are mixed. Yes, Jetstar has undoubtedly helped make Nelson buzz. The
number of people in the region this summer and since has been noticeably higher than previous years, and tourism operators say they’ve noticed an increase to their bottom line. That is a huge success, not just for Jetstar but also for our region. But – and as a huge supporter of the airline coming here, this pains me to write – there have been some shocking blows to the airline’s image in Nelson after a series of what should have been minor incidents, dealt with ap-
Breakfast meeting raises $3000 for rescue helicopter While a cooked breakfast may delight the tastebuds, the Business Breakfast Club also delighted the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter, donating over $3000 to the charity. After an internal reassessment, the networking Business Breakfast Club wanted to mix things up, making meetings a rarer event and using them to support local charities. Chairman Craig Peattie says the breakfast held at the Rutherford Hotel on June 26 was extremely successful. “Over 80 people were there and it was well supported, people are definitely wanting more of the same so we’ll hold our next one in August.” Among the auction items were two, one hour blocks of time donated by the region’s mayors, Rachel Reese and Richard Kempthorne. Craig says supporting the rescue helicopter makes it all worthwhile. “The importance of the rescue helicopter charity to the community is huge, they’re a vital service but they’re having to scrape for every cent they get, each mission costs $3500 and they’re doing over 470 missions a year, so it’s good to help.”
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pallingly. The latest was recounted firsthand to me over the weekend. It included a local lady leaving her iPad on a flight from Nelson to Auckland. She was last off the flight so knew it couldn’t have been stolen. Calls, emails and more calls to Jetstar later, she was told the one person that had the key for lost and found was on
leave and there was nothing more that could be done. Most of the frustrating phone calls were answered in the Philippines. This went on for days. Finally, it was a Nelson-based Jetstar staffer who came to the rescue and organised the return of the iPad. You may be saying, so what? No big deal. She shouldn’t have left the iPad on the plane in the first place. And you’d be right. But this isn’t the only incident that has come to our attention over the
past few months. I won’t go into them here and I remain a fan of Jetstar. I flew with them as recently as last month and enjoyed it. I know things go wrong, but it’s in the fixing of them that counts and I’d urge Jetstar to remember that. I’m still an optimist. I’m still a fan of Jetstar. I just hope the rest of Nelson agrees with me, because more incidents like the one highlighted will only turn air travellers off the airline and back into the arms of Air New Zealand.
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There's no solution to this crisis throughout the country, lots of talk, no action, councils should free up some land. Brenda Kenny. Sunshine wages and pricey real estate, great. David West. Pack attack sends man to hospital: Wow, I remember when Nelson was a safe place. Great place to raise a family. What has happened? We need harder punishment for scum like this. Lee Guard.
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This is sad. Me and my cousin got rolled by five people, it was just me and her walking home drunk as, then boom. Ended up with bruises all over body. Kaylah-Anne Tahana. Gutless cowards and unfortunately the police have so much crime to attend to there is not enough of them to be in all the places at once. Marlane Smith.
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We live in The Wood so could easily walk home from town. We don't because its just not worth the risk! Kirsten Taylor. That's sad and totally dangerous. It could have had a tragic outcome. Some stupid person in need of help for sure! Diane Chandler. Hope he's ok, what sort of moron would do this, it could have been fatal injury. Hope they catch the idiot responsible. Lorraine Carolan. Rope strung up over cycleway: Hideous behaviour from some stupid individual! Lots of families use that track too, could have been someone with a young child in the back of the bike!! Hope they find who did it! Marchella Persico. I hope they catch the idiot. I love cycling when I am visiting my daughter in Nelson. I go on sections of the great taste trail. As an older cyclist, I would fall hard with injuries if it happened to me. Marion Woodward. I had two school age college boys threatening to throw a large rock at my car as I drove past them on Wednesday afternoon on Nayland Rd. I spun around in my car and abused the crap out of them. Sorry to all of you who heard and witnessed my foul language but my children were in the car and, not only that, had I swerved I
would of gone straight into the oncoming traffic! School has been notified. What is Nelson coming to? Assaults and pathetic acts to cause harm to others. Disgusting! Jewels Mckenna. Fluoridation is money down the drain: Why is our pure water going out of the country to sell and we are paying for tainted water that we need to drink. I myself can not get my head around this aspect, of our water supply we only use one per cent for human consumption. The rest goes down the drain by toilets, showers, cleaning, watering our gardens, etc. That also means that 99 per cent of costs of the fluoridation plan goes down the drain. The latest plan of the government is to fluoridate the remaining parts of New Zealand. The costs of it being $200 million, meaning that $198 million goes down the drain. A lot of money that could be spent on educating parents who spoil their kids rotten with sugar and Powerade drinks. As the three big cities have had waterfluoridation for a while and there are still rotten teeth, it is clear that this new action is a big waste. Franceska Francina. To have your say on any local issue, or on any article featured in this newspaper, simply email us at editorial@ waimeaweekly.co.nz. Or you can follow us online at nelsonlive.co.nz or like our Facebook page, Nelson Live.
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Pipe band members playing right tune Celtic Pipe Band members showed off their individual talents at the Queen’s Birthday competition in Dunedin with
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Just a thought... Conservation trusts sign Trump, Bachelor NZ or the Kar- Worrying is not a modern phedashian clan - which is the most nomenon, it’s been around for milriveting? lenniums, and in the Bible we read Like it or not, if you watch televi- in Matthew 6:27 and 34 Jesus saysion, then these names will be fa- ing “Who of you by worrying can miliar to you. add a single day to your life?” and For me, it is the first one and per- “Do not worry about tomorrow, for sonally I can’t wait for the United tomorrow will worry about itself. States election to be Each day has enough behind us even though trouble of its own.” there is still five months Now Trump could to go. Every night we be the next President hear Donald Trump of the world’s largest says this and Donald economy and scary for Trump says that. some that it is, time Like it or not we all spent in New Zealand need governments and worrying about it will ours just released their not change the out2016 budget. Who uncome. derstands or let alone Can we influence the cares about the state next generation? Yes, Dave Harris of the Governments we can. Christians Against books? In the book of Joel 1:3, Poverty, Hope ComWe certainly care about he says “Tell your chilmunity Church. the increasing number dren of it, and let your of Kiwi families that are homeless, children tell their children, and don’t we? Yet as John Key rightly their children to another generapoints out, whilst it is an issue, the tion.” As Joel realised nearly 3000 governments’ budget is much like years ago, that what we do influencour home budgets in that there are es our children and their children many things to be considered. and their children. Do we spend our time with things So let’s all help turn our community that worry or concern us but we around by doing less worrying and can’t influence such as the Kar- more influencing. Just make sure dashian clan, Bachelor NZ or on that influencing impacts our chilthe things that we can change or dren and our children’s children in influence? a positive manner.
understanding over kaka Brittany Spencer
Two of the region’s conservation trusts have banded together to bring kaka right to our doorstep. Natureland Wildlife Trust and the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary Trust have just signed a Memorandum of Understanding to formally signify a new partnership, aiming to breed, raise and release kaka and other native birds back into the region. General Manager of the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary Trust, Hudson Dodd, thinks the two organisations will ‘dovetail nicely’. “The Brook Sanctuary’s plans for a captive breeding program for kaka dovetail nicely with Natureland’s objectives. “Between the two sites we’ll be able to significantly contribute to the populations of iconic birds like the kaka, as well as reintroducing other species to various locations across the Top of the South.” Natureland Wildlife Trust will use newly-built aviaries to establish a kaka breeding
Brook Waimarama Sanctuary general manager Hudson Dodd and Natureland trustee and operator Meg Selby with a kaka. Photo: Brittany Spencer. programme. The young birds will then be transferred to the Brook Sanctuary before their eventual release into the wild. Natureland trustee and operator Meg Selby says the best conservation comes from teamwork and Natureland are proud to sign the MoU. “Combined with our joint
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Osprey and The Outboard Shop make the ultimate marine partnership, now enjoying new premises within Stoke's Echodale Pl. The move took place at the start of May this year, offering the team a far better location than their previous St Vincent St workshop, a bigger yard and better access for customers dropping off and picking up their boats. Lloyd Elliott, owner and operator of Osprey, is now in his twenty-second year of business and while Osprey has become a popular and reputable boat brand, having built around 800 boats so far, there are still those out there unaware of the quality option available to them when they’re searching for the perfect marine vessel. "I went to one of the Blackcaps games when they played at Saxton Oval. I was sitting with some guys I went to school with who Dennis Ellmers from The Outboard Shop and Lloyd Elliott from Osprey Boats have been partners in business for around two years. live in Nelson, one of them had never heard of Osprey boats. He lives about half a kilometre away from where we're making them and the other didn't know they were made in Nelson," says Lloyd. Lloyd isn't just the owner and operator, he's also the founder
of Osprey boats, which are made and designed here in Nelson by local fabricators, ranging from four metres up to eight and a half metres. The Osprey team specialises in creating customised boats to meet people's specific requirements, including bait boards, rod holders, winches and seating. While people going through a dealer can often
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wind up disappointed with their purchase because it doesn't meet their expectations, buying from Osprey means purchasing straight from the factory, allowing people to track their boat's manufacture, take photos and consult with the team throughout the process. Lloyd says a lot of workplace satisfaction comes from "seeing people come in and get what they want. As soon as construction starts we have people coming in to take photos, even from Blenheim and Auckland with their kids and grandkids. That's the enjoyment side of it.”
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Osprey doesn’t just cater to clients within New Zealand either, their name has travelled across the ditch to Australia and, with every boat built to commercial standards, Lloyd and the team are often manufacturing craft for clients such as Abel Tasman Water Taxis, for which two are currently being made, DOC, and soon the team will be creating their biggest boat yet, it’s destination – Milford, where it will be ferrying people from the end of the Milford track. As well as new boat builds, Osprey offers structural repairs and are more than happy to fit your wish list of extras onto your
existing boat. The team have also designed and created a new boat trailer, the majority of their boats now leaving the factory on what they have branded ELERT, (easy launch, easy retrieval trailer). By simply driving on to the trailer, the boat is centred and automatically latched on. When it comes launching, the boat is driven forward until the latch releases and off you go. Once the boat has progressed through the factory to the point of being fitted out, The Outboard Shop’s Dennis Ellmers steps in to install the electronics and the outboard. Dennis has vast
Lloyd and Dennis will be hosting an open day on June 11 for those interested in learning more about their services and new location. experience with all brands of outboards, thanks to over 20 years in the marine industry. For the last two years he has been running his business out of Osprey Boats’ premises on St Vincent St and has also made the move to Echodale Pl.
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As the authorised dealer for both Suzuki and Tohatsu outboard motors, Dennis is also able to provide boat owners with a range of new motors. “Working for yourself means you have greater control and can ensure the job is done right so people get what they want. "I also think The Outboard Shop and Osprey Boats work quite well together when it comes to supplying customers with a finished product
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As well as working for Lloyd fitting out Osprey boats, Dennis continues to run his own repair shop, servicing and repairing any make or model of outboard for a number of clients who have followed him around the region for years, and installing a range of electronics such as winches, fish finders, radios and stereos.
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that’s second to none really,” says Dennis. To celebrate their new location and give locals that chance to learn more about both businesses, Dennis and Lloyd will be hosting an open day on Saturday, June 11, starting at 9am. As well as a barbeque and the opportunity to look around the yard and talk to the team about their services, there will also be a garage sale to unload a lot of the accumulated miscellany that
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was uncovered during their move. Don’t settle for anything but the best when it comes to the perfect boat for business or pleasure, along with quality repair services to match. For more information about The Outboard Shop or Osprey Boats, make sure you come and talk to the team at their open day, you’ll find them at 26 Echodale Place, Stoke.
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Both businesses are now enjoying the space, access and location of their new premises in Echodale Pl.
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It's been 50 years since Barry Galbraith Senior formed Galbraith plasterers in 1965 and while the business successfully earned a reputation for quality workmanship, plastering literally thousands of homes and commercial buildings within the top of the south, Galbraith's has never stood still in its aim to provide a superior service. When Barry Galbraith junior and his wife Nicky took over the business in 1999, what had once just been Galbraith plas-
terers soon grew to include expert painters, plasterers, brick and block layers, stone masons, as well as specialists in abrasive blasting, industrial coatings and powder coating, and most recently, the incorporation of Nelson Contracting into what is now known as the Galbraith Group. The expansion into these additional trade areas was due to a building boom at the time and saw the team go from around three to 25 within the space of four or five years. In
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fact, at one stage Galbraith's was the biggest employer of brick and block layers in Nelson and has been involved in a number of small and large, private and commercial projects around the region. "My dad was a very good tradesman, he earned a good name in business and I’ve just tried to maintain that, I guess," says Barry. "You just don’t make promises you can’t keep." In 2003, Galbraith painting Limited started operating so that Galbraith's could offer a complete package, beginning with the plastering of a house right through
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Ga lbrait h to the finished painted exterior, then in 2004 a team of block and brick layers were recruited to give clients a wider range of cladding and fencing options. In 2006 Barry took over an abrasive blasting, industrial coating and powder coating business, before the latest purchase of Nelson Contracting, the decision being made to keep the businesses original name which has become synonymous with quality, professional building services. Since taking over the reins of Galbraith plasterers from his father, Barry Galbraith Junior has built the success of his business group on a foundation of personal attention, a “sleevesrolled-up” attitude and a strong desire to provide excellent client service and complete satisfaction, along with the support of a skillful and reliable team that now numbers close to 40 across all four businesses. Barry says the Galbraith Group splits its time evenly between private and commercial clients, the team covering everything from residential home building and
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cladding to major construction projects, including the Ernest rutherford retirement village which involved 18 members of the team for a period of around five years. The group has also recently spent a year completing the block work, brick work and plastering for a new hospital in Kaikoura, as well as taking on new home build projects as far away as the West Coast. Having fully trained and qualified staff is essential for the success of the business, which is why Galbraith's is committed to taking on apprentices, training them up to
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in Wellington. "I’m lucky to have a solid client base and an excellent good staff and Galbraith's are very reputation for service and workmanDean Boote, big on skill training, we always ship that is second to none. While the a block laying have at least two or three appren- idea of hosting a 50 year celebration and plastering tices on and we’ve trained, in the is definitely floating around, for now apprentice with last 16 years years, around 25 ap- Barry says the team will be keeping the Galbraith prentices. They usually go away for their minds on the job, ensuring that Group, working their oE and come back to work. Galbraith’s achieve customer satisfacon a construction one of my apprentices has been tion for the next 50 years. project on with me for around 25 years and When you want a trusted name for Richmond's his kids are now working within all your painting, sandblasting, plasSalisbury Rd. the company," says Barry. Gal- tering, brick and block laying, sandbraith's are proud to have been op- blasting, powder coating and building continue the high standard or erating in the Nelson region for 50 needs, give the Galbraith Group a call workmanship that the group years, during this time they have built today. has long been known for. Galbraith's really showed the quality of their apprentices when two who had completed their solid plastering apprenticeship in 2009, were selected to attend a specialist moulding and decorative work strand. only Many thanks to the people who have helped 10 people were selected nationus reach 50 years in business, it’s been great wide, with Galbraith's contributing two, to learn from master to work with you all. craftsmen, culminating in a Fully qualified tradesmen serving the Nelson region for 50 years week spent working to restore the Supreme Court Building 80 Beatty Street, Tahunanui, Nelson Member of the Canterbury Master PO Box 2069, Stoke, Nelson Plasterers & Tilers Employers Association Ph: 03 547 7500 / Fax: 03 547 7553 (est. 1905) Email: galbraithgroup@xtra.co.nz
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Aquaflow Spa & Swimming Pools have been designing and building beautiful, high quality swimming pools for the local community for close to 40 years. From concept and design, through to the completed project, the team at Aquaflow has the knowledge and skills to make your swimming pool ideas a reality. With New Zealand made spa pools and hot tubs exclusive to Aquaflow, there is a huge range for customers to choose from, along with the option of concrete and vinyl liner swimming pools. Aquaflow aren’t just capable of creating the perfect pool, they provide a full range of parts, pool valets and swimming pool or spa maintenance to ensure you and your family have a lifetime of enjoyment out of your pool. The team offers free water testing to keep your pool water as healthy as possible and guidance so that running your pool is as easy and economical as possible, plus, with their own range of attractive pool fencing solutions, custom made for your specific needs, Aquaflow can ensure your pool meets the necessary safety requirements. A swimming pool or spa pool is fun for the whole family so make sure you talk to the tried and trusted team at Aquaflow today. Just over 50 years ago, Woody Woodford established Waimea Drilling which has now become Nelson’s leading water well drilling company, offering a comprehensive range of services including excavation, exploration, the design and construction of top quality water supply wells and the installation and servicing of submersible pumps. In 1965, Woody purchased a ‘Star’ drilling rig and the larger diameter well drilling equipment, creating his first well as Waimea Drilling on a property in Hope. Waimea Drilling spent a lot of time in the late 60s drilling irrigation wells in the Motueka area for the tobacco, apple and hop growers, along with many wells in the Waimea area for dairy farmers, mixed farming, market gardeners, and apple and hop growers. Today there are over 6500 wells logged with Waimea Drilling around the Nelson/Tasman region and even the Blenheim region. Waimea Drillings’ consistent approach to the installation and servicing of water wells has seen them stand the test of time and establish relationships with many people within the community. For more information on the tried and trusted services that Waimea Drilling can offer, give Woody a call today on 544 8442 or 0274 859 757. You know you’ve been in business a long time when your apprentices start beating you into retirement, but for Ray Gibbens of Richmond Auto Painters, as long as he has good health and a desire to work, he’ll continue to provide a tried and trusted service. While they may be called Richmond Auto Painters, Ray says the business has been called on, on more than one occasion, to paint a number of different items right down to speakers for a stereo. In fact Richmond Auto Painters will take in anything people need painted, as well as cars, boats, trucks, caravans and bikes. Ray has been painting cars for 64 years now, 51 of those spent owning and operating Richmond Auto Painters. Thanks to his comprehensive experience and skills in the industry, nearly 100 per cent of his business is generated through word of mouth with customers coming from as far as Motueka, Mapua and Atawhai to receive his quality workmanship. Whether you need a new paint job after a collision, hail damage, rust, scratches, colour matching, detailing or touch ups, Richmond Auto Painters will ensure you paintjob looks seamless. Contact Ray today on 544 8128. For over 40 years Club Waimea has offered locals a friendly, sociable and community minded haven, combining the best of both worlds with a pub and restaurant, and a vibrant leisure scene. The club’s first meeting was held at the Richmond Town Hall, attracting around 35 people and the enthusiasm of this gathering soon led to the initial processes being put in place to create what is now Club Waimea. In 1970 the Waimea Town and Country Club registered as an incorporated society and purchased land on Richmond’s Queen St. In 1974 Waimea Town and Country Club was officially opened with a membership of 650. Over the years the club steadily expanded, the caravan site opening in 1979 with 58 sites, the squash complex opening in 1981 and the addition of the all weather bowling green in 1988, along with a raise in membership to 1300. Club Waimea has never ceased to offer members a welcoming, outgoing atmosphere, as well as providing the community with a valuable facility for private functions and business meetings. Club Waimea is always happy to welcome new members and assist in creating the perfect event, be it conference, meeting, wedding or birthday celebration, so give them a call today for more information on memberships or venue hire.
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Standing the Test of Time Panelbeating Technology offers a comprehensive range of services that cover all aspects of panelbeating, structural repairs and coach building. Owned and operated by Shane and TraceyLee Puklowski, Panelbeating Technology is undoubtedly a tried and trusted name when it comes to collision repairs, their quality workmanship constantly sought after by both domestic and commercial vehicle owners. From door panel dings to full front replacements, structural, panel or chassis repairs, there is no job too big or too small for Shane and his team. As certified coach builders, Shane has the skills and qualifications to perform a total rebuild of cars, as well as larger vehicles such as motor homes and caravans. They’re also able to do light engineering, their own wiring and diagnostics and are proud to say that Panelbeating Technology does all their own joinery too. Shane’s motivation to be the best in the business is what leads him and his team to do every job right the first time, providing workmanship that will always exceed clients’ expectations. With 32 years in the industry and a reputation for seamless repairs, Shane is recognised by all insurance companies. Whether it’s a collision, a project car or custom repair, call Shane at Panelbeating Technology today. Roy Tomlinson is without doubt a tried and trusted name within the real estate industry, having entered into the profession after 15 years as a farm advisor. The skills he gained within this rural background and his love of working with people has made him a valuable asset for those looking to sell their homes. Roy believes quality of service is a key factor in real estate and he is personally committed to providing that for his clients. The fact many people recommend Roy to their friends and family is a fantastic endorsement of the service he provides. Roy has lived in the Nelson province since 1979 and is a long time supporter of sport within the local community, having previously held positions in administration at local and provincial rugby level. At present, Roy has just been appointed president of the Richmond Bowling Club, a sport he has played most of his life, and is now the vice president of Club Waimea. Having worked in real estate for over 20 years and having achieved performance awards with all the companies he has been associated with, choose Roy for the successful sale of your home. Roy welcomes any questions people may have about buying or selling so give him a call today. For more than 10 years, Stoke Garden and Landscapes has had a reputation for quality products and excellence in service, providing everything a keen gardener needs to create stunning outdoor spaces. Nigel and Christine Sutton have owned the business since 2006 and between Stoke Garden and Landscapes and Sand and Land, are confident in their ability to supply a comprehensive range for private and commercial customers. From shingles, pavers, sleepers, garden edgings and bricks, to compost, pea straw, mulch and a wide range of sands and aggregates, there isn’t much Stoke Garden and Landscapes don’t stock, with a short order time for anything that can’t be found in their yard. Convenience and customer service are paramount in this family business, which is probably why they are the tried and trusted name people turn to for their garden and landscape supplies. This includes a delivery service, competitive prices and courtesy trailers for getting purchases home. Make sure you visit Stoke Garden and Landscapes before you start your next outdoor project, the friendly staff are always willing to assist in any way they can and have a fantastic display area for those who need some inspiration.
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Fairview works hard to ensure you get exceptional results, from complete fit outs for new homes, to repairs and maintenance of aluminum joinery and the retrofitting of double glazing to keep your home cosy in winter. Fairview Windows and Doors uses the highest quality materials to ensure the best results when installing your joinery, all glass and aluminium coming with a ten year guarantee and installed by their team of professionals.
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The team at Mapua Auto Centre have always taken vehicle reliability and safety seriously since opening their workshop in 1987. Their comprehensive range of automotive services have been tried and trusted by many customers over the years, thanks to a friendly, professional approach to every job and the expertise of their skilled technicians. Mapua Auto Centre is a fully equipped workshop that offers a wide range of automotive services including, diagnostics, auto electrical and warrant of fitness inspections on all makes and models of vehicles, including European cars, 2WD, 4WD, campervans, motorbikes and mowers. The team are also proud members of the Motor Trade Association and believe that educating drivers on how to maintain a reliable vehicle is key to keeping people safe on the roads. With the new NZTA rules allowing a year between warrants, it is important for motorists to stay up to date with servicing their vehicle, which is why Mapua Auto Centre strives to make it as convenient as possible. Make yourself a hot drink in the customer lounge while you wait for your vehicle to be attended to or loan one of their six courtesy cars if you need to stay on the move. For all your automotive services call Mapua Auto Centre today. Tasman Tyre Treads isn’t just a one stop shop for all your car tyres, 4x4 tyres, light and heavy commercial tyres, they’re also the tried and trusted option for many domestic and commercial vehicle owners. In 2000 Tasman Tyre Treads took over an existing local business and the Richmond branch is now part of a group of nine other locations around the South Island. With winter road conditions posing a hazard to both you and your car, now is the perfect time to ensure your tyres are up for the job and if not, make sure you see the team at Tasman Tyre Treads. They have tyres for all vehicle types and all tyres are fitted by their qualified experts. They make choosing the right tyre for your vehicle easy, as well as offering services such as puncture repairs, wheel alignments, retreads, inspections, a 24/7 fleet service to keep your business mobile and have a huge range of batteries for sale too. With a cosy waiting room where you can relax with a coffee, make sure you give the team at Tasman Tyre Treads a call today for any problems tyre related. You’ll find them at 20 McGlashen Ave. Established in 1969, Freeman Roofing is a classic case of a family business that has stood the test of time. The team at Freeman Roofing are Nelson’s roofing specialists, manufacturing steel roofing, cladding and accessories for the building trade for over 47 years. As the years have passed and the business has grown, Freeman Roofing has stayed true to its roots while continuing to develop roofing product to meet and exceed market requirements. Freeman Roofing offers a total roofing solution from residential reroofs, and new builds, to large scale commercial roofing and cladding projects. With great relationships with trusted contractors, building supplier ITM, and a number of reputable roof fixing companies they deliver quality products and services on time and at a competitive price. The same values and ethics that saw the Freeman name grow into one of Nelson’s most trusted can still be found at the local business today. With professional, qualified and friendly staff members, some who have stuck around for over 20 years, it’s easy to see why Freeman Roofing have stayed tried and true in the Nelson Tasman region. When you’re looking for someone you can trust to manage your rental property, choose experience and proven results. Not only is David Turnhout an investment property owner himself but the industry awards he has achieved highlight his capability of looking after your property. These include the Rented.org.nz 2015 award for lowest rent arrears, Rented.org. nz award for New Business, which David received this year and in 2015, as well as being a 2015 LPMNZ New Zealand Property Manager of the Year nominee. For those who are unfamiliar with the significance of these awards, it means reliable tenants, successful property advertising and a property manager who not only maintains the value of the real estate but enhances it. With over four years experience in property management David’s approach is professional and efficient when dealing with both tenants and owners. His number one priority is to ensure rent payments are made on time and he is always happy to offer up advice on a range of ways to maximise rental return. For a leading property manager who has already helped many people around the region get the best of their investment property, give him a call today to achieve the same results for your number one asset.
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Standing the Test of Time Stihl Shop Richmond are the only authorised Mercury dealer in Tasman, and are excited to announce they are now the local agents supplying Everyman Boats to the top of the south. Stihl Shop Richmond’s marine division provides a convenient location, easy access, and secure yards combined with the high standard of workmanship from factory trained Yamaha and Mercury qualified technicians. Their team is skilled in repairing all brands with years of local experience. As Mercury’s authorised service centre, customers can not only count on their boats to be repaired at the hands of a skilful technician, they also supply a full range of genuine Mercury parts and accessories, from lifejackets to bilge pumps and steering. They can take care of anything local boat owners need, from an initial pre-purchase check through to ongoing maintenance and servicing. With the support of other local businesses, they can also cater to a WOF, marine glass replacement, wiring and electronic installations, trailer repairs or complete refurbishments. Stihl Shop offers a free pick up service and mobile service to make sure you’re enjoying the big blue in a safe and reliable boat. Call in to their workshop at 62 Gladstone Rd Richmond, or give the team a call today on 544 6120. Stihl Shop Richmond have free gifts for anyone bringing in their outdoor power equipment during June, July and August for winter servicing so make sure you book your mowers, brushcutters, trimmers, chainsaws in for a good going over. The fully qualified team of technicians at Stihl Shop Richmond can service any make or model and get it performing at its best. Winter tends to be the time that you aren’t using your outdoor equipment as often, so it makes sense to use this downtime to have it serviced and ready to go in time for spring when faster growth means that you need to have it performing well. Stihl Shop Richmond’s service team has worked with outdoor power equipment for many years, so if there is something you need to know about servicing and repair the team are always on hand with friendly advice to help you out. Their fully functioning service workshop offer speciality service to any brand, make or model of outdoor power equipment and have the latest in diagnostic equipment to help identify problems accurately and efficiently, saving you time and money. Stihl Shop Richmond also offers a comprehensive sharpening service for chainsaws, secateurs, hedge clippers, mowers and mulchers. Give one of the friendly team a call today to discuss your servicing needs. Richmond Auto Court is all about the customer, and while they are a tried and trusted provider of quality second hand cars, this reputation is one Lawrie Wilson and Chris Jones have worked hard to achieve. Richmond Auto Court has a loyal client base and thanks to their experience within the motor industry, Lawrie and Chris have always received great numbers of referrals from satisfied customers. Ask anyone who’s purchased a car from Richmond Auto Court and they’ll tell you that Lawrie and Chris are committed to providing good old fashioned assistance and the right advice, never putting pressure on their customers and always matching people with the perfect car for their requirements. Lawrie has been involved in the motor industry his whole life and as a mechanical technician by trade, he is able to bring an in depth knowledge of vehicles to his customers. Together Lawrie and Chris have around 50 years sales experience and are proud to be a business “where customers become good friends.” Whether you’re upgrading or looking for your first car, come and see Richmond Auto Court’s wide range of vehicles today. You’ll find them at 316 Queen St, Richmond. It’s a fact that lack of intimacy can have a stressful effect on a lot of couples. Lack of intimacy is also a topic often viewed as an embarrassing one that many couples prefer not to talk about. Fortunately Be..Adult Boutique is here to help and encourages couples to be confident when it comes to expressing their love for their partner through sex. You can trust Be…Adult Boutique to help you find the right pleasure products, the staff working hard to ensure everyone feels comfortable when they walk through the door. It may be an adult movie or toy to get you in the mood, or lingerie to make you feel great in front of your partner, whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it at Be…Adult Boutique. The benefits of sex have been well documented including the release of endorphins that decrease stress, dropping of cholesterol levels and like any exercise, sex can be a great way to burn fat while being intimate with your partner. With so much on offer to put some heat into those cold winter nights, come and explore Be…Adult Boutique today, or if you prefer to shop online, visit www.bkinky.co.nz.
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Karyn White has been practicing massage therapy for 15 years and is passionate about using her skills to help people gain or regain mobility throughout their whole body. The colder weather and shorter days seem to make it a little harder to maintain our mobility, motivation and sense of well-being. But winter also gives us the opportunity to take some time to nurture ourselves and have someone attend to those aching muscles, stiff back, heavy head or sore neck. Karyn at Happy Hands uses massage, Craniosacral Therapy and Visceral Manipulation to give you relief from those wintery symptoms and help you feel more comfortable in your movement. After a recent course in Sydney, Karyn has expanded her toolbox to include techniques that assist in spine and pelvis mobility. She is finding that these meld well with the therapies she already uses, enhancing their effectiveness in decreasing the tension throughout the body. Whoever you are; newborn or elderly, highly active or not so mobile, it is important to Karyn that you receive the care and attention that you deserve, and the treatment that is of most benefit to you in a cosy, relaxing and private clinic setting.
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With the cold season upon us, why not head over to Kaiteriteri and enjoy a night or two at Kimi Ora. J Just minutes from the world-famous Kaiteriteri beach, Kimi Ora is nestled amongst 12 hectares of native bush, making it the perfect place to unwind while you relax in the spa or in one of their chalets taking in the panoramic views of the beach and surrounding scenery. Feel like a massage? Kimi Ora has fully trained masseuses on hand, as well as beauticians who can pamper you with a facial, manicure and pedicure. Kimi Ora is Maori for ‘seek health’ and that’s exactly the philosophy that drives the eco resort. Kimi Ora is an oasis where people can strengthen their health through food, exercise and relaxation and has something for everyone to indulge in. Whether it’s an exotic spa treatment, an exploration around beautiful Kaiteriteri or the simple beauty of peace and quiet, make sure you look after yourself this winter and spend some time at Kimi Ora. For more information on accommodation and things to do in Kateriteri and the surrounding area, give Kimi Ora a call today.
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This year Sunrise Cleaning Services Ltd is celebrating 30 years of continuous service to the Nelson business community. Owner Bruce Farley started the business in 1986 with a small part time contract in Richmond. Sunrise Cleaning still services that site 30 years on and has eight staff on the site. Indeed Sunrise Cleaning services a large number of Nelson’s leading businesses and industries and has held many of these contracts for 10, 20 and more years with over 100 staff servicing their many customers. Bruce believes that the huge incentive of being a locally owned business with a hands on management style offers clients the reliability and business/personal relationship that places them in front of other services. Bruce is a great believer in “ buy local “ and uses local suppliers to support his business. Sunrise Cleaning has won a number of awards over the years including outright winner of the Commerce Nelson/Westpac Business Awards. Keeping up with technology is a high priority for Bruce, as is having loyal and stable staff. Sunrise Cleanings administrator, Karen Prestige, has supported Bruce for 21 years and leading Hand Tobias Gobes for over 10 years. Sunrise Cleaning looks forward to thehopportunity of supporting your business.
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Wanderers fall just short Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers suffered a dramatic turnaround, losing to Galbraith Group Nelson 18-15 in Monday’s NPD Tasman Trophy club rugby final at Trafalgar Park. Unbeaten Wanderers went into the final as favourites after thumping Nelson 67-0 earlier in the season. However, Nelson produced a determined display to close down Wanderers in the first half and then
score a late try to secure an unlikely victory. Nelson led 3-0 after a strong first half before tries to Sebastian Cauqueous and Jesse Pitman gave Wanderers a 1511 lead going into the final quarter. However, Nelson had the last say when prop Dylan Turnbull charged over the line and Jackson Harvey converted to seal the win. The Car company Nelson Division one competition resumes
this Saturday when Wanderers play Kahurangi at Sports Park Motueka at 3pm and Waimea Old Boys plays Marist, at Jubilee Park, also at 3pm. Tasman Trophy final: Nelson 18 (Tima Faingaanuku, Dylan Turnbull tries, Jackson Harvey penalty, conversion, Andrew Goodman dropped goal) Wanderers 15 (Sebastian Cauqueous, Jesse Pitman tries, Pitman penalty, conversion).
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Wayne and Kenny Stockdale of Armageddon Paintball are looking to put tournament paintball back in the limelight. Last Sunday six teams, each one made up of three players, from Christchurch, Blenheim and Nelson, competed against each other in a genre of paintball that is almost extinct, especially within the South Island. Tournament paintball has its
roots in America, established around the 1990s to be a televised form of paintball, due to the sports high speed and frenzied game play, but the idea never took off. When Wayne and Kenny, who used to own the paintball business in Appleby, took over Armageddon, they decided to pull the inflatable bunkers out of storage, patch them up and put them back on the pitch. "Tournament paintball was hanging around in New
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to motocross, with smaller, electric guns that fire a lot, very fast, although the paintball size and velocity remains the same. Not everyone taking part on the day had previous experience with tournament paintball, and while the high-speed, full-on game may not be everyone's cup of tea, "we'll take any paintball genre because it's our sport and our passion," says Wayne. "This is just one aspect that we're trying to develop because it's not happening [around the country]." The format for Sundays tournament was simple, starting at opposite ends of the field, players
tried to eliminate the opposing team, when they achieved a clear field a flag in the centre of the pitch would be taken to the opposing end. "It's the adrenalin, when you come off the field your hands are shaking," say Nelson team, Outlaw. "And it's just that fast pace, it's different playing out here where it's so much more open and you've got to have your wits about you. It's fine running round in the bush and shooting lots of paint, but when you come out here it's a totally different ball game with more tactics involved."
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Armageddon Paintball's Kenny Stockdale with team Outlaw, from left, Carey Harwood, Scott McFadyen and Joseph Lane, during their tournament on Sunday. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
Since their last business update Intensive Carpet Clean has gone from strength to strength. Owners Tom and Lorna Gower have been working hard throughout the Nelson/Tasman region to ensure their ever growing list of residential and commercial customers receive a top quality, personalised service. Utilising the same high powered petrol operated van mounted cleaning machine as many of the national firms, coupled with their 12 years’ industry experience, this 100 per cent locally owned and operated business is able to ensure the highest standards whilst being more affordable and flexible than many of their competitors. If you are unfortunate enough to suffer a flood in your home, be aware that your insurance company will allow you to choose your own service provider, you don’t need to use their national contractors. Tom and Lorna have invested heavily in high quality flood restoration equipment to ensure an efficient clean-up, but it’s important to call them promptly to prevent avoidable damage. Tom specialises in advanced stain removal and is able to remove many tough and stubborn problems such as cordials and other colour dyes. UV lights, moisture meters metres and other specialised equipment also help Tom to properly treat and eliminate pet urine problems including nasty odours. Intensive carpet clean offers more than carpet and upholstery cleaning, they also provide fabric protection to upholstery and carpets to help protect your investment from spills, dirt and UV damage. Intensive Carpet Clean’s high powered systems
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Nick's 10 under par equals club record Andrew Board
At nine under par and standing near the edge of the green on his last hole of the day, Nelson Golf Club professional Nick Loach thought he’d blown his recordequalling round. “I went for the hole and chipped it too hard, it went about 8 feet past the hole and I thought I’d stuffed it.” It left Nick, 22, with a tough birdie putt downhill to tie the course record at the club, a ten under 61, set by Sean Riordan, a fellow pro, who now plays on the Asian Development Tour. Nick steadied himself, tried not
Nick's scorecard from his record-equalling round last week.
to think about the enormity of his putt, and stroked the ball into the hole. His reaction? “Relief ”. “I really thought I’d blown it with my chip and I was just so relieved that I managed to sink the putt,” says Nick. After the putt came the high fives, the hugs and the beers. Nick says he couldn’t wipe the smile off his face. “I was grinning from ear-to-ear and I couldn’t sleep that night thinking about it. It was the best round of my life.” In his second year as a trainee golf pro, Nick says he’s been spending plenty of time doing book work for his course, meaning he has spent less time on the greens. “I think that’s what made it such a shock, it’s not like I’ve been playing a lot, it just came out of the blue.” Nick started his golfing career as a 13 year old at Greenacres Golf Club in Richmond. He says the day of his recordequalling round he was “striping” the ball, but also had his share of luck. “The kicks were going my way and when I chipped in for an eagle on a par 5 I knew it was my day. Everything was going right.” That was until the final hole, the club’s 9th but Nick’s 18th that day after starting on the 10th hole
Nelson Golf Club pro Nick Loach grabs his ball from a hole at the Nelson Golf Club last week after earlier hitting a record-equalling 10 under par, 61. Photo: Andrew Board. with three others. “That final chip, I thought I go for the hole because if I got it, it would have been a new course record to myself. I had been aggressive all day and didn’t want to die wondering, so went for it. It was probably a bit silly but I was rapt to sink that
last putt.” Nick says it’s natural for golfers to be “greedy” and he did think of dropped shots elsewhere on the course. “But then I thought that I had so many go my way that I couldn’t really do that to myself. I played
really well and equalled the course record, I have to be happy with that.” As for his next challenge, Nick says he still has another 18 months of study and then he will reassess where his golfing future lies.
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Church on the Hill touches 144 years of our Richmond community history.
Older Youth, Going deeper Sunday 12 June, Sunday 26 June, Sunday 10 July 5 -7 pm Church on the Hill hall Discussion on what participants are interested in Pizza provided
Anglican services were actually first held in Richmond in 1848 in a school house on the corner of Salisbury Road and Upper Queen Street. In 1854 the first Richmond Anglican church building was built on the corner of Wensley Road and Waverley Street. Eight years later the land was exchanged for the current site. The current church was consecrated for public worship in 1872.
Messy Church Sunday 19 June 4 pm Church on the Hill hall Theme: Celebrating special people Relaxed church with activities and a shared meal
Since that time many have been through its doors for services, meetings, baptisms, weddings and funerals. A Sunday school hall was built and extended. The initial hall built in 1891 was described as, “a plain but substantial structure…with sensible windows”. It had a new wing added in 1912.
Lunch on the Hill Tuesday 21 June, Tuesday 5 July Church on the Hill hall Come for a cuppa at 11.30 am or midday for the meal. Food and friendship for body, soul and spirit. Koha welcome.
The church itself was built onto in 1885. At this time the front area of the church, the chancel, and vestry, room for storing robes and other church service objects, was added. Stained glass windows were placed in the chancel. One was in memory of the Hon. J. W. Barnicoat and Mrs Barnicoat. The other was given in memory of the church architect, William Beatson, by his daughter. In 1983 the church was altered again. The crèche and playground were built adjacent to the church in 1997. The church community is currently looking to build “The Lantern” community centre building to replace the aging hall. There is a board outside the church which gives more information and photographs showing the church and its surrounds as they have changed through the years. If your group is interested in learning some of
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Afternoon Women’s Fellowship Wednesday 22 June 2 pm Church on the Hill hall
Men’s Forum Monday 26 June 7 - 9 pm Topical non religious subjects
Taize service the stories of the building and having a tour around the church, do contact us and we will see what we can arrange for you then we can share in our history together. Maybe you have story about the church you could share with us?
Sunday 3 July 7 pm Church on the Hill A time of prayer, listening to music and scripture reading with emphasis on reflection
St Albans, Appleby Services Sunday 12 June, Sunday 26 June, Sunday 10 July 10.30 am
Book Fair Saturday 16 July Happy to accept donations of books including children’s books and jigsaws at the church office
Trying new ideas Sometimes it’s good to take a risk for something that is worthwhile. As a church, we have tried some projects that didn’t work as we had hoped. One project we tried, along with Wakefield and Brightwater Anglican churches, was a budget service. We thought there was a need in the community so after talking with some experts, we got a brilliant trainer up from Christchurch to work with some willing potential Budget Advisors. The training was excellent and the volunteers were keen. However after extensive and persistent advertising, very few enquiries were received. Bummer! For a while we tried to figure out what had gone wrong or what we could do differently. But in the end, we realised it was just one of those things. Maybe the timing was wrong? We are not sure why it didn’t work out.
Still we gave it our best shot and some really good things came out of it. Several people were trained as Budget Advisors and have gained great skills as a result. Those skills will be useful for them and for others in the future. Working together as churches has been helpful in getting to know each other better and has led to other ways of working more closely together. We have also learned some lessons about more careful research and better support for volunteers. We are pleased we tried. A big thank you to everyone who was part of the effort to set up this Budget Service. While we have pretty much closed down the service, Hope Community Church has established a fantastic Budget and Debt Management Service under the CAP (Christians Against Poverty) umbrella. If you’d like some help with your budgeting or to learn more about their courses on money management call free 0508 227 111. — Susan Gill, VIcar
Youth Group Fridays 7 - 9 pm (except school holidays) Church on the Hill Age range is 12-14 year olds
Kids Church Every Sunday 10.30 am
Friends ‘n’ Fun Mondays and Thursdays 9.30 am -12 pm Preschool playgroup for tots and parents, includes 30 minutes of music and movement.
Church on the Hill Services Every Sunday 9 am prayer book service, 10.30 am informal service Wednesday 10 am communion service
Did you know… Holy Trinity Church is a heritage 2 listed building. See us again in the Waimea Weekly on 13 July 2016
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Slot car enthusiasts from around New Zealand will be testing their skill and endurance when they race in the annual Challenge Cup on the Nelson Slot Car Club’s new track at Hope this weekend. Around 50 racers will compete in the event which features qualifying on Friday night and two rounds of racing on Saturday. Racers will also line up in a two-hour endurance race on Sunday with the fastest cars expected to hit speeds of up to 50kmh on the new six-lane track. Race organiser Tony Cook says it will be the first event on the new Bays Joinery Raceway that was installed late last month. The track cost about $12,000 and has a computer-controlled scoreboard that displays the number of laps, lap times and the top and average speed for each car. Tony says the 1/32nd scale cars take around five seconds to complete a lap, hitting a top speed of 50kmh and a scale speed of closer to 400kmh. That means the cars will complete around 1200 laps of the new 19.5m track, or about 20km, during the two-hour endurance race on Sudnay. Although the cars are not the real thing, Tony says it’s not child’s play and takes a lot of skill simply to stay on the track. “It’s just like driving a car. There’s a lot of skill in it and you can have some big crashes if you don’t get it right.” The Challenge Cup will feature two rounds of six races, each lasting three minutes, with the winner being the driver who completes the most laps. Tony says the event has attracted slot car enthusiasts from Auckland to Dunedin with a strong Nelson contingent being led by defending champion Kerry Martin.
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Community Notices Age ConCern nelson TAsmAn presents Matthew Parsons Recipe for Longevity – “It’s worth the effort!” This is a fun presentation where Matthew explores the brains ageing process. FREE presentations at Saxton Oval, Stoke, Tuesday 7 June 10.00am. Also Staying Safe Driving. This is a FREE refresher of the road rules & driving conditions by a qualified driving instructor. At he Wood Retirement Village, 156 Milton St, Nelson Wed. 8 June 10.30am. To register for both events Wendy on 03 5447624 or email: support@ageconcernnt.org.nz nelson TrAmPIng ClUB invites you: June 18, Beebys/Red Hills, fit, phone Sue 544 9599. Details www.http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz Coffee/PlAygroUP Friday morning, 10:30am-12MD. Hope Community Centre, (opp Ranzau school) come in through the back entrance Newborns to school age Shared morning tea.1st visit is free! Contact Fiona Ph: 5446525. rIChmond lIBrAry. Listen to celebrated local carver Brian Flintoff talk about Maori flutes and his philosophy of carving. 12pm-1pm, Thursday 16 June. Free. Bookings required. Ph 543 8500. CèIlIdh, CelTIC PIPe BAnd’s 8th annual fundraising fun Scottish party, Saturday July 2, Stoke Memorial Hall. 7:00pm. Tickets: Spark Business (Haven Road) & Richmond Mall. Adults $15, under 18 years $5, Under 10 free. BArndAnCe/CeIlIdh with The Celts, ceilidh band Sat June 11 7.30-10.30 pm, Victory Commmunity Centre. A familyfriendly community event. Tickets at the door - $10 adults, $5 school children, $20 family. Bring a plate for supper. Steve McGlone 021 2338531 AsTronomy oBserVATory View the Moon & other celestial objects. Fri
10 Jun 7 pm start weather permitting. Cawthron Atkinson Observatory at Clifton Terrace School Atawhai. All welcome gold coin entry. fresh foCUs Andy Esperson speaking on “Mental Health Issues” on Monday 13 June at 10 to 11 am at the Elim Centre Hall at 625 Main Road Stoke. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. free mIgrAnT Info nIghT English Language & Inclusion facilitated by Citizens Advice Bureau Parkland School Motueka, 9 Pah Rd. Wednesday, 29th June at 6pm Join us for complimentary drinks and nibbles, Question and Answer session. free WorKshoP on TrAIn yoUr memory, Tues 21 June ‘16, 7-9pm, Barnicoat Room, Richmond Library - all welcome. Call Linda 5447823 www.powertalknelson1.wordpress.com enlIVen PosITIVe AgeIng Services provide day programmes for older people. Could you volunteer to help a few hours a week? Chat, serve refreshments, help with activities. Ph: Trish 5479350 Women sIngers try acappella four part harmony barbershop style with Nelson Harmony Chorus. Thurs 7 pm, Club Waimea, Lower Queen St, Richmond. www.nelsonharmony.org.nz Trish 5448876 BooT mArKeT ThIs sATUrdAy 9-12pm Richmond Church of Christ Free coffee, lots of bargains, goods for recycling or yet to be used Cnr of Darcy & Croucher Sts. Sites $5, ph 544 5415 senIorneT nelsons next meeting will be on Wed. 15 June at 2.00pm in the at 11 Hastings Street Nelson. We will begin with the Annual General Meeting then a speaker to be confirmed. nelson soCIAl dAnCIng ClUB dance Saturday 11 June 7.30-11.15pm
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South Georgia & Antarctica by nature photographer Rebecca Bowater FPSNZ AFIAP. A great opportunity to see this local photographer’s work which has won many awards 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St WInTer dAnCe Sat. 11 June 7.30pm. Richmond Town Hall. $4 per person +a plate to share. Ph: 5443955. All Welcome sPeIghTs Ale hoUse qUIz nIghT, 13 June 6.30. Wakefield Scout Jamboree Fundraiser. Tickets $10. Bring a team or we can place you in one, ph 0272013576 or 547 2885 for tickets. CrIsIs PregnAnCy sUPPorT. An unexpected pregnancy can be a scary time but there are people who can help. Crisis Pregnancy Support offers a free, confidential service to help you discover the support there is available to enable you to continue with your pregnancy. Call St Luke’s Health centre on 0800004277 or visit www.crisispregnancysupport.co.nz KeePIng yoUr Cool WITh menoPAUse Find out what happens to your body with hormones & discuss options for management. An open forum led by Lucy Halsey from INP for what can help symptoms.Thurs. 9 June, 12.30-2.30pm at Nelson Womens Centre, $5 donation Ph 546 7986 Women In loCAl goVernmenT, Info. evening for women considering standing for election to Nelson Marlborough District Health Board, Nelson City or Tasman District Council. Tuesday 7 June, 7:30pm, Richmond Library, Queen St. Wednesday 8 June, 7:30pm, Nellie Nightingale library mInIsTry of InsPIrATIon, MOI, is a not-for-profit organization promoting STEM+ education and literacy for primary-to-college aged students, their families and teachers. If you have any questions, contact me: Leanne Press-
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Trees to be felled on Mapua Drive
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A large group of tall pines and blue gum trees on Mapua Drive will be felled after an inspection identified them as being a safety risk. The felling, which includes trees lining both sides of Mapua Drive near the exit from State Highway 60, is expected to take three to four weeks and may lead to short traffic delays. Early-morning traffic should not be affected, but people travelling on that route during the day are advised to allow a little extra time, as vehicles will be stopped for short periods while a tree is being felled. After a pine fell on the road in April, other trees in the area were inspected and found to be under stress and at risk of falling. To ensure public safety we therefore have to remove the trees. Anyone with enquiries about the felling can contact the Council by calling Ph. 03 543 8400.
Tuesday 14 June 2016, 5.30 pm, Richmond Town Hall, Richmond.
Are you planning a great community event or project – but need a little help to make it happen? We may be able to help. Applications for our Community Grants are open, and there is funding available for Tasmanbased projects that meet a community need, join communities together and have community support. Priority is given to projects that can show financial support from other sources as well. We’re moving to a simplified, online-only application form this year. To help you get started, we will be running sessions at our local libraries to show you how to fill in the online form. Details of these will be posted on our website and publicised in future editions of Newsline. Applications close on 31 July 2016. Grants are available for projects that fit into the following categories: • Arts/culture/heritage/museums • Festivals and events • Youth and children • Social services • Environment • Emergency services • Sports and recreation facilities. Apply online: Visit tasman.govt.nz/link/grants to fill in the online application form. For more information: Visit our website, tasman.govt.nz/link/grants or email Community Partnerships Coordinator Mike Tasman-Jones, mike.tasman-jones@tasman.govt.nz.
Rates rebate You may qualify for a refund of a portion of your rates. You have until 30 June 2016 to apply for a rebate for the 2015/2016 rating year. You will have automatically received a rates rebate application form and guide if you have received a rates rebate in the past. These were sent in mid to late August 2015. You need to pay your rates account as usual. We will credit the rates rebate amount to your rates account and notify you once your application has been processed. For more information go to www.tasman.govt.nz/property/rates/rates-rebate
Water main and resurfacing works As part of their responsibility to maintain and improve state highways across the country, the NZ Transport Agency is upgrading the water main on Gladstone Road between Oxford Street and McGlashen Avenue and then resurfacing the road. Crews are working at night from 7.00 pm–6.00 am, starting Monday 9 May, for approximately six weeks (about 25 nights work). Crews will not be working every night and given the nature of the work they will not work if bad weather strikes. Work will occur in stages over the four weeks to minimise disruption to local residents, businesses and the travelling public. If you have any questions or would like to speak to someone about this project please contact Andrew McAllister on 03 546 3680 or 027 448 6267. If you need to talk to someone while the work is happening, please contact Nick Hill, Ph. 027 2468 499.
Have a say on Moturoa/Rabbit Island proposals Consultation is now open on a draft reserve management plan to guide Moturoa/Rabbit Island for the next decade. Over the summer of 2015/2016, 660 individuals and groups let us know what they love about Moturoa/Rabbit, Rough and Bird islands, what they think should change and what should stay the same. That feedback was used to develop the Draft Moturoa/Rabbit Island Reserve Management Plan. That’s not the end of the process though – we still want to know if you think we’ve got it right. There are 12 key proposals we’re seeking specific feedback on, but you’re welcome to comment on any part of the draft plan. Have a say You can read the full draft plan and make a submission by visiting our website, tasman.govt.nz/feedback, or in hard copy at Council offices and libraries. Submissions close on Friday 8 July.
Tuesday 14 June 2016, 7.30 pm, St Johns Worship Centre. All welcome.
Richmond & Districts Information Centre With the busy tourist season still with us, and winter on the way, more volunteers are urgently required to work three hour shifts on a weekly or fortnightly basis at the Information Centre in Gladstone Road. Successful applicants would be required to work with more experienced volunteers initially before being asked to work on their own. Although applicants should preferably have a good knowledge of the local community, this is not necessary, as the Centre has a large database. They should be well presented and enjoy meeting and conversing with visitors from all over New Zealand and the World. The Centre is well appointed with good facilities. If you are interested in this type of work, call in to the Centre or Ph. 03 543 9521 or contact Sally Symonds, Ph. 03 542 3983 (rosters) for further details.
Wave pool closed for maintenance The wave pool at the Richmond Aquatic Centre has been emptied and is currently closed for maintenance. We’re expecting the wave pool to be back in action in mid-June. In the meantime, the Aquatic Centre’s other pools, the sauna, gym, café and other facilities are all still open seven days a week. More information on the pool’s opening hours and facilities can be found at clmnz.co.nz/Richmond.
Winter Dance Very popular annual dance event at the Richmond Town Hall. All styles of dancers welcome!! Saturday 11 June 7.30 pm. $4 per person entry plus a plate to share. For more information go to www.itson.co.nz
Second Hand Sunday returns Clear out some clutter or grab a treasure or two when Second Hand Sunday returns on 12 June 2016, starting at 10.00 am. It’s easy to participate: To offer items, complete the registration form online by 9.00 am on Thursday 9 June 2016. This form can be found at www.tasman.govt.nz [search phrase = second hand sunday]. You can also register at any Council service centre. On the day, put your items out on your driveway or front lawn and attach the downloadable poster (also available at Council service centres) to your letterbox so people can easily identify your address. Please remove any uncollected items at the end of the day. For treasure-hunters, the final list of addresses for those offering free stuff will be available on our website by midday Friday 10 June.
COUNCIL MEETINGS Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Environment and Planning Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 9 June 2016, 9.30 am. Public forum Full Council Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 9 June 2016, 1.30 pm or at the conclusion of Environment and Planning Committee. No public forum Extraordinary Hearing Panel Meeting (Deliberations) – Motueka Top Ten Holiday Park Lease Heaphy Room, Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 9 June 2016, 3.30 pm or at the conclusion of Full Council. No public forum Golden Bay Community Board Collingwood Fire Station, Elizabeth Street, Tuesday 14 June 2016, 9.00 am. Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Tuesday 14 June 2016, 4.00 pm. Public forum
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