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Shane Thompson shows off his fiery beard that had him crowned national champion last month. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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On a mantlepiece in Wakefield a statue stands proudly in recognition of the dedication to beard growing its recipient, Shane Thompson, has displayed. Shane was crowned national champion at the New Zealand Beard and Moustache competition in Auckland on Thursday, September 20, due to the length, density and colour of his beard which “blew the judges away”. After sporting a goatee in late 2014, the decision was made by Shane to bin his razors and embrace the beard. “It just kept on growing and growing and now I’m kind of known for it,” says Shane, who claims the beard makes him more approachable. It’s not all smooth sailing for the avid beard grower, with it at times “hazardous” and requiring “heavy maintenance”. “I’ve shut it in a car door before and walked away. It felt like someone was trying to pull my face off!” Shane says it’s important for beard growers to keep them clean, well-maintained and tidy them up by neatly trimming, while being cautious not to tie them too tightly and break the hair. The national championships raised awareness of men’s health and mental health issues through raising funds for Lifeline, and Shane’s determined to continue supporting the charity as he looks ahead to future competitions, including the world championships. In 2021 New Zealand is set to host the World Beard and Moustache Championships for the first time after it previously being held in North America and Europe. “I’ll absolutely enter. It’s great to be able to support Lifeline at the same time.”

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“From the video store, we don’t have Sky movies or Netflix. I don’t know where we’ll go now.”

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Quarry company look to resume mining Emily Beaumont Brightwater quarry company Lee Processors is optimistic they’re on the right track to resume mining serpentine rock for fertiliser, after being forced to stop production due to test results showing higher-than-permitted levels of asbestos in their product. A 750-tonne shipment of rock was enroute to Tauranga in June when Lee Processors received laboratory test results, analysed by a modified procedure, which showed some of the serpentine it had been mining contained more than the acceptable workplace limit of asbestos, despite previous tests showing it to be well below the limit. The shipment was placed in quarantine and returned to the quarry. Lee Processors Asbestos Management Plan calls for any quarry

area that’s about to be mined to be tested for naturally-occurring asbestos before it is mined, and only to be mined if asbestos is below `Trace’ levels. This was done, and results received were well below `Trace’ levels, but later tests shared with WorkSafe and their customer would show otherwise. An unfortunate casualty of a New Zealand laboratory’s failure to provide accurate results when testing for asbestos, Lee Processors owner David Irvine says they were only mining the area where the rock was extracted because of the results showing less than `Trace’ levels. The consequences have been farreaching. Moving more than 18,000 tonnes of rock each year, the closure has affected their staff and customers, as well as carriers and the shipping company.

Lee Processors quarry in Brightwater has been the unfortunate victim of incompetent asbestos testing. Photo: Emily Beaumont. The laboratory Lee Processors used is the same one used by WorkSafe and David says it’s possible that dust in the product masked fibres during testing, giving an incorrect result. After an altered procedure was put in place where it was pre-washed,

much higher levels were shown. The laboratory, based in Christchurch, is probably more familiar with testing concrete and tile samples, and David says, in hindsight, providing them with a product vastly different in nature could have presented some diffi-

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culty. It’s tough because we were doing everything right but still get caught in an issue like this,” says David. David met with WorkSafe on Thursday, October 4, for a discussion on the company moving forward and is confident they have an acceptable plan. “It involves us putting our own lab in place and taking charge of the initial analysis of our product and having the results verified by a specialist asbestos lab. “We have to be in a position where our customers can have confidence in the product we produce.” Others in the industry have previously expressed distrust in New Zealand laboratories and opted to outsource to Australia, where their testing methods appear to be more accurate.

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United Video Richmond’s manager Lyn Caldwell says it’s the end of an era. “The staff and I will miss our wonderful customers immensely. They are like family and close friends and we know most of their names off by heart. As much as this is a sad time, we would like to thank all of you for supporting us over the years and giving us a wealth of fantastic memories (some hilarious) and we wish

you all the very best for the future.” Allen and Karen Knott, owners of United Video Nelson, will have the last DVD store left standing in the Top of the South and Lyn says they would be more than happy to look after Richmond’s customers after the store closes. The closing down sale started on October 3 and will run until its final day on October 28, with DVD’s at bargain prices.

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Sun shines for Kell’s motorcycle convoy Amy Russ An organised meet and greet at the region’s new Harley Davidson dealer on Quarantine Rd, Filco Harley Davidson, was packed to the brink on Sunday, October 7, when Greg ‘Kell’ Kelly rode in on his motorcycle with a host of local supporters. Kell is making his way through the country on his Harley Davidson to raise awareness and funds for Younger Onset Dementia. Delegate organiser and motorcyclist Steve Page was impressed with the turnout of riders who congregated at the dealership after escorting Kell into Nelson from Havelock. Filco Harley Davidson’s dealer principal Dave Filer says it was a privilege to be involved in Kell’s ride. “To be able to meet this amazing guy and share his passion for Harley-Davidson, and to hear his story about his journey with dementia. A big thanks also to the huge number of motorcyclists who rode and supported Kell during his time in Nelson.” Steve says it was a beautiful day for a ride, a great chance for a meet and greet with Kell, and the perfect opportunity for riders to have a look at New Zealand’s newest Harley dealership!

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Artist seeking wall space Creative artist Joel Hart is looking for wall space in the region, so he can create street art murals. Based in Christchurch, Joel has appeared as a judge on TV3’s The Block 2017. One of his artworks was also a prize on the show. Joel says, “I have quite a few new pieces/ ideas that I would love to paint at large scale, and I thought Nelson would be a great place for one.” If you have a wall or an idea, contact Joel at info@joelhartdesign.com

Accident blocks road and cuts power A medical event caused the driver of a Sollys freight truck to career into a power pole on the Appleby Highway last Thursday, October 4, around 4pm. The driver sustained non-serious injuries and was taken to hospital. Sollys management say he is now recovering at home. The incident blocked the road and cut power to 3000 properties from Mapua to the Moutere. Network Tasman says power was fully restored by 7pm that evening.

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guarding our precious water resources. “Tools and support to help us do that more effectively are always welcome.” Richard says the steps outlined by the minister appear to be moving in the right direction. “We look forward to seeing more detail on how the Government’s plan will be put into action. “There are a lot of competing values around water, its use and protection,

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Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne has welcomed the Government’s plans to improve water quality within the next five years. The plans were announced by Environment Minister David Parker on Monday, October 8. “Tasman District Council is a unitary authority - with regional council responsibilities for freshwater management – so we are dedicated to safe-

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Mapping out a new passenger service The Nelson Tasman Community Transport Trust is in development, with a twin aim of breaking down isolation in the outlying settlements and reducing the community’s dependence on private car travel. Organiser Kate Malcolm says the Trust will fund-raise to buy electric vehicles and will rely on volunteer drivers to provide an affordable and flexible service to the community. “Quite a few similar trusts operate in other areas lacking public transport, including Marlborough Sounds and Golden Bay, so it’s time we designed a system here to look after people living in Tapawera, Wakefield, Brightwater, Mapua, Upper Moutere, Tasman, Motueka or anywhere in between.” A meeting is planned for Wednesday, October 17, in the Heaphy Room of Tasman District Council offices from 10am to 12 noon. Kate says anyone interested is welcome to attend.

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‘Thrips’ rife in region With the advent of a warmer, moister climate comes the associated problem of plant pests, both bacterial and insectile. People are experiencing the effects of Thrips in the region – a pervasive insect that lives on the underside of plant leaves and feeds from the goodness. They can be identified primarily by the silvering of the top of the leaf and a brown suede look underneath. Active from spring until autumn, Thrips comes out of hibernation in the soil when the ground warms up. Left unchecked Thrips will ultimately kill the host plant. Steve Linney from the Big Plant Depot says spraying in spring and autumn will fix the problem, but it has to be an annual event.

Dog poo disappoints Regular walkers and users of the numerous tracks around and above Richmond are becoming increasingly disappointed with the amount of dog droppings in doggy-do bags littering the walkways. “The latest one I came across was just a stone’s throw from the doggy doo dispenser, and more importantly, the rubbish bin. The only thing worse than finding a dog poo on the track is a dog poo in a plastic bag left on the track,” says one disgruntled track user. Dog owners are asked to please do the right thing and take the bag with you to place in the next rubbish bin.

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Science fiction author to visit Richmond Sci-fi author HG Bells will be talking about her journey to becoming a published author at the Richmond Library on October 16. To celebrate her novel ‘Sleep Over’ coming out, Heidi says she once stayed awake for as long as she could and livestreamed the experience online for the world to see. HG Bells will be “It’s about speaking of her an insomnew book, ‘Sleep nia apocaOver’ at the Richlypse, so mond Library. staying Photo: Supplied. awake for as long as I could was a bit of a publicity stunt,” says Heidi. Collections Librarian Ruth Lawley says, “We’re pretty excited to be welcoming HG Bells to Richmond Library to give a talk about Sleep Over. Heidi will also be talking about her experiences breaking in to the competitive North American printed book publishing market.” HG Bells’ talk is at the Richmond Library, from 1.00pm until 2.00pm on Tuesday, 16 October, is open to the public, and free.

Craig Hamilton from Richmond’s Mike Pero Real Estate presents Kristin Paterson of Whole Lotta Life Foundation with a $4000 cheque toward the charity’s upcoming retreat. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

Whole Lotta Life out there for cancer patients Emily Beaumont Hope woman Kristin Paterson knows only too well the challenges you face when confronted with cancer, so she established the charity Whole Lotta Life Foundation to help other young adults forced to walk the same path. Nearly ten years ago, at just 26 years, Kristin was diagnosed with cancer. A cruel diagnosis for the mother of two that in-

cluded a ten-week old baby. “Everything in my life started to turn on its head. I had just had a baby, my career had to go on hold and I felt more and more isolated as my condition worsened.” Coming out the other side and establishing The Whole Lotta Life Foundation, her mission is simple – that no young adult should have to face cancer alone. ‘Young adults’ is a group made up of people aged between 20 and 45 years - young people who

are just starting out at life, starting careers, starting families, starting adventures – who then, overnight, have to deal with a multitude of social, psychological and medical challenges. While most of their peers are leading healthy, active and busy lives, a cancer diagnosis makes it difficult for these young adults to keep up socially, academically and professionally, as well as relate to others, with isolation one of the biggest issues faced. This is

where Kristin’s charity steps in, and together with the generous support of Craig Hamilton from Richmond’s Mike Pero Branch, they run five-day retreats in Kaiteriteri to help young New Zealanders affected by cancer, by bringing them together to rest and connect. From Wednesday, October 17, twelve participants on this year’s retreat will feel connected, heard and understood during the charity’s fifth retreat since 2014.

Locals keeping businesses connected When you’re in business you don’t have time to cals, the Spark Business Hub offers the best of be stuck on the phone waiting for someone to both worlds. help with your business’ telecommunications – Shane says business owners can expect outfortunately thanks to the Nelson-based Spark standing service, the best technology available Business Hub you don’t have to. and competitive prices. “Because we live here, The locally-owned Spark Business Hub has a our team isn’t interested in a short-term deal, staff of eight based at its Haven Rd office. They our goal is to build long-term relationships are experts when it with businesses and comes to figuring we only do that by out the best options being very good at for your business. what we do, both in Co-owner and finding the best opmanager Shane tions and in being McKay says what fair on price.” makes them unique For any business inis “boots on the terested in making ground”. sure their telecom“No other telecommunications are in munications comthe best possible pany has locals on shape, a member of The Nelson-based Spark Business Hub team from the ground that can the Spark Business left: Shane, Frances, Geraldine, Shane, Rachel, come to business Hub can come to Mel and Mark. owners and help you, sit down and them find what’s best for them. Whether its find a solution that will work best for you. cellphones, land lines, broadband, IT, domain “It’s about having a whole of business convernames, server hosting and even cloud hosting, sation about the future of your business as well, we do the lot.” and where you’re heading,” says Shane. In fact, Spark are in the best position to not To speak to someone from the Spark Business only do it all, but do it all well. Hub about how to help your business with telBacked by the largest telecommunication com- ecommunications solutions, give them a call pany in the country, but run by locals for lo- on 03 545 6550. Business Update. Adv.

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Tapawera Area School students enjoying their mixed formal night on September 15, held at Sherwood Hall in Tapawera. From left: Nicole Macdonald, Shania McKenzie, Kelsyn Macdonald, Puna Wikaira, Nikayla Hedge. Photo: Supplied.

Amy Russ Students of Tapawera and Murchison Area Schools recently combined forces for the Year 11 – 13 senior school formal, in Tapawera. Sarah Peacock, deputy principal of Murchison Area School, says, “having a combined formal was a first for the two schools and required a team effort from the organising committees from both schools to make it happen.” Principal of Tapawera Area School Kelvin Woodley says, “there is a long history of joining together for sporting events and staff professional development, but not for a ball. The theme for the evening was ‘A Night with the Stars’ and black and white predominated in the hall decoration and set-up.” This year the Murchison students travelled by bus to Tapawera who were hosting the formal, and Sarah says next year, Murchison will return the favour and will host the formal with Tapawera travelling to join in. “Both schools counted the event a success and feedback from the students was that it was a great idea.” King and Queen of the ball were Kelsyn Macdonald and his partner Puna Wikaira from Tapawera, runners-up were Matua Wilson and Tralee Watson from Murchison, says Kelvin. The event was supported by the local Fire Brigade, numerous staff from both schools, year 10 students from Tapawera, the Tapawera Op Shop, as well as the Community Patrol and Wakefield Police.

Murchison Area School students at the combined formal evening. Back row: Taine Kinzett, Michael Penman, Nathan Hawley, Caleb Turner, Tim Hunter, Mr Mario Williams. Front row: Ben Allen, Issac LimpusWingate, Matua Wilson, Ethan Williams, Bayden Brunner. Photo: Supplied.

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Giant plant leaves its legacy Amy Russ Brightwater resident June Johnston has a plant growing in her front yard that is growing a spire at around eight inches a day. June planted the Furcraea parmentieri 27 years ago and says, “there was absolutely nothing here when we moved in, it was desolate. “So I went around all of my friends getting cuttings and spare plants. This one was only about

a metre tall when I put it in the garden.” June says the spire first showed around three months ago and has been growing around eight inches a day. Steve Linney from Big Plant Depot, on Main Rd Hope, says, “they take years to flower, but are spectacular when they do, and then they die. Pups grow underneath to continue the cycle.” The plant needs little maintenance and will last for years, but

will only flower once before subsequently dying. It will spend its time growing and building up energy in the leaves, stem and roots, with the purpose of reproducing. The expiring plant leaves a legacy of small plantlets on the flower stem, ready to begin again. The Furcraea parmentieri is a member of the Agavaceae family. A succulent plant with blue/ green foliage and described as an easy-care, drought-tolerant plant,

the Furcraea parmentieri is native to the dry regions of central southern Mexico at altitudes of 2500m-3300m. According to Dylan Norfield, the collection curator of the Geographic and Arboretum collections at Dunedin Botanic Garden, it can be hardy down to -5 degrees, or lower, and thrives in dry, free-draining poor soils with little irrigation once established. It is happy in sun or partial shade but hates permanently wet soil

conditions. June says her magnificent plant certainly has the neighbours watching in awe, trying to figure out what the heck is going on. There must be something in June’s soil, as it seems all of her plants are looking exceptionally healthy. But June is humble, “the plants are nice and ornamental when they are coming up, but they are starting to look a bit bedraggled now!”

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bourhood and its beautifully flat, fully serviced sites. Being located off Daelyn Drive at the Champion Road end, it is a five minute drive to central Richmond, and is walking distance to schools, the cycleway, cafes and proposed new supermarket. “We want to keep the quality and standard of the homes high, to reflect the neighbourhood.”

Since its inception in 2005, In Haus has annually entered the prestigious Master Builders House of the Year Awards and has consistently faired well; all of its homes entered have won medals, including two local supreme winners and four national category winners. Their most recent success this year was ‘Local Category Winner and Gold Award for New Homes in the $700-000 to $1,000,000’ prize bracket, as well as local winner for Sustainable Homes. In 2015, their son Shaun, who is a builder at InHaus, revealed he has the same ‘meticulous’ eye as his Dad, taking out the national ‘Apprentice of the Year’ award. “Russell’s previous training as a joiner gave him precise attention to detail. He’s also a qualified builder and has broad knowledge of the industry and building processes.” Meanwhile, Tanya’s extensive experience as an interior designer is also a huge asset to InHaus. “Russell and I do most of the designing together with architect Hugh Grant – we work well together. We try to

create homes which are a little bit unique, are stylishly designed, using good quality materials.” Over the years InHaus has gone from strength to strength, which Russell partly attributes to its focus on quality over quantity, and on only delivering the best workmanship possible. “We’d rather do only five or six homes a year to a high standard.” If you are looking to build your dream home, InHaus build everything from modest economical houses to luxury holiday homes, and has a great line up of consented, ready-to-go Home and Land packages. To view the beautiful new Kakano Lane subdivision, Inhaus is holding Open Days on October 13th and 14th (1-4pm). Kakano Lane is located off Daelyn Drive, Richmond. To find out more about InHaus design and build options, visit www.inhaus.co.nz Russell and Tanya would especially like to thank Davis Ogilvie and CJ Industries for their topquality work in helping create this unique subdivision.

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Laying the foundations for new community centre Amy Russ After nearly ten years of fund-raising, the Church on the Hill in Richmond is finally in constructionmode to provide the Richmond community with an up-to-date meeting facility. The first concrete pour has been made, and incorporated in the foundations are nearly one thousand named stones. Jacob Klootwyk, one of the founding members of the building committee for the hall, says, “we wanted to give everyone an opportunity to put the names of their children, grandchildren and other loved ones onto the stones, to be buried into

the foundations of the new building. We wanted the community to feel as if they are a part of the process. “We have been working on fundraising for a long time and it will be exciting to have the building finally completed.” Jacob says the new $1million facility will be available for community events and it is hoped that it will encourage people to come together and share whatever is on offer. The building committee would like to extend their thanks to Rata, Lotto, Nelson Pine Industries, GJ Gardiner, Trinder Engineers and others who have generously supported the community project. Richmond Fresh Choice employees, Liam Thompson, Lyn Robins (aka Cookie Monster) and Jacqui Hartnett got behind Prostate Awareness month on Thursday, September 27. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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Local talent shines in Las Vegas Amy Russ Twelve local dancers recently travelled to Las Vegas to compete at Starpower - a stage where performers of all ages and levels across the globe showcase their talent - and Kids Artistic Revue (KAR), one of America’s most prominent dance competitions. Two of the girls danced their way to the top and secured themselves individual titles during the September trip.The group came together just over a year ago to rehearse and learn the two lyrical and contemporary group dances, as well as solo, duo and trio section dances. Rhianna Steer won the overall title of Starpower National Champion for Intermediate Solo and first place for Intermediate Tap 16 years. Rhianna says she was surprised when she heard her name called out, “I did not expect to win my tap section, let alone the overall intermediate group. It was surreal to be on the stage with dancers from all over the world including USA, Canada, Australia, Mexico and my friends from New Zealand. It was an amazing feeling that a tap dancer from Nelson could beat dancers of other genres who regularly

compete in this standard of competitions. I didn’t go expecting to come away with anything but the experience of dancing on an American stage.” Hannah Stevenson also made an impression on the judges, winning Starpower National Champion for Novice Lyrical and first place Novice lyrical 17 years. “This was definitely my biggest competition to date,” says Hannah, “I am not a competition kind of girl and haven’t won since I was little. So, to win my section in the USA, I was pretty stoked. It meant that all the hard work leading up to it had paid off. To be called up to stand in front of the audience and say my studio name and that I came from New Zealand was such a surreal feeling that I will never forget.” “Since we were such a small group all the way from New Zealand we had to really support each other at the competitions because, of course, no one knew us. So we would cheer extra loud for each other when we performed and it made it that much more fun. It was an amazing experience and to share it with a bunch of your friends just made it even better. We all got so close over the three weeks and shared a lot of laughs and special memories.”

Above: Dancers travelled to Las Vegas to compete at the Starpower and KAR competitions. Top row, from left: Sophie Mills, Hannah Stevenson, Lucy Everett, Annie McMiken, Zanetta Arnold, Jordana Arnold and Rhianna Steer. Bottom row: Ella Price, Anna Thomas, Lauren Loghry, Sophia Steer and Tessa Barnes. Right: World champion tap dancer Rhianna Steer with her Starpower trophies. Photos: Supplied.

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Busy season as tournaments ramp up Nelson Hockey Association (NHA) players have been testing their mettle as national tournaments amp up across the country. The NHA under-15 girls team competed in Carterton last week at the girls national tournament. The girls conducted themselves well against the other teams, taking ninth place in the competition. Heather Davidson, team manager, says, “Nelson were proud to have won four and lost two games and claim ninth position.” Team captain Jess David-

son earned herself MVP for the tournament. NHA’s under-15 boys team travelled to Christchurch to compete at the boys tournament last week, placing twelfth overall. Team manager Shelley Smith says, “the boys can be incredibly proud of both the result and the way they have carried themselves this season. They have left everything on the turf, played to the final whistle and proven themselves worthy of the Nelson uniform.” Also underway is the 2018 National under-13 boys Hatch Cup

Trophy at Saxton Turf. Twentyfour teams from across New Zealand have descended upon the grounds for the week-long tournament, with twenty games a day being played this week. Operations manager Fabian Amor says, “it is a great opportunity to host these teams from all over the country and to watch all our provinces playing at this event. “We can appreciate all the talent and future for our sport.” Finals are being played on Saturday, October 13, at the NHA hockey turf.

Nelson hockey Association under-15 boys team competed in Christchurch last week for their national tournament. Right: Nelson Hockey Association under-15 girls team competed at the national tournament in Carterton last week. Photos: Supplied.

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Triathletes battle it out on Rabbit Island Some of the country’s top multisport athletes mixed it with weekend warriors at Sunday’s Kayak HQ Multisport Triathlon, organised by the Nelson Triathlon Club at Greenslade Park on the inlet at Rabbit Island. Cameron Jones led the way on the run to the kayaks, but once on the water Dan Busch took the lead on the 8km paddle over a two-loop course up the Waimea River. Cameron clawed back some of the deficit on the 17km road bike course, but Dan held on, increasing his lead

slightly over the 3.4km run to win by five minutes. Frances Riley was quickest in the women’s field. In the meantime, non-paddlers fought out a run-bikerun duathlon. Newcomer Pete Marshall was fast out of the blocks over the opening 3.4km run, but Jon Linyard soon asserted himself, stretching out his lead over the 17km bike and final 3.4km run to win by three minutes from Roydon Hawkes. Carol Cooper had caught Pete on the bike ride and the

pair went into the final run close together. Fighting hard, Pete just took third place overall, with Carol hot on his heels to take the top women’s spot. An enthusiastic throng of competitors also competed over more recreational short events in both multisport and duathlon. The club now turns its attention to the Port Nelson Swim Series, starting November 8 and the Chia Super Sprint Triathlon on November 18. Full details and race results at nelsontriclub.co.nz.

Cameron Jones in action during the Kayak HQ Multisport Triathlon at Rabbit Island. Photo: Janice Coyle.

Richmond youth scoops second at mini motocross The brand new Yamaha YZ65 has not been on the market for very long, but the impact felt at the weekend’s New Zealand Mini Motocross Championships near Porirua was massive, and Richmond’s Wills Harvey was among the competition, coming a close second. It was a Yamaha 1-2-4 at the top of the premier 9-11 years’ 65cc class at the Moonshine track, in the Akatarawa Valley, about halfway between Lower Hutt and Porirua, and the results really don’t come much better than that. More than 160 riders entered this year’s TSS Red Baron Motorcycles and Friday Homessponsored mini nationals and were greeted by an immaculately-prepared track at Moonshine,

It was a Yamaha 1-2-4 in the premier class at the mini motocross nationals at the weekend with (from left) Richmond’s Wills Harvey (runner-up), Featherston’s Teddy Shaw (champion) and Hastings’ Charlie Schaw (fourth) in celebratory mood. Photo: Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com. an ideal venue for the stars of the Top rider for the weekend was future to express themselves. Featherston’s Teddy Shaw (Yama-

ha YZ65), who won the premier 9-11 years’ 65cc class after a weekend-long battle with Richmond’s Wills Harvey (Yamaha YZ65), although several other riders in this class also featured with race wins to their credit. Wills was just five points adrift of Teddy at the start of the weekend’s final 9-11 years’ race, but Teddy managed to stay ahead of Wills throughout the seven-lap affair and the title was therefore settled in Teddy’s favour. Third overall in this class was Coles (KTM), who finished 24 points behind Wills, while another rider on one of the new Yamaha YZ65 machines, Hastings youngster Charlie Schaw, finished just two points behind Coles to grab fourth overall for the championship.

“I just knew I needed to win, or at least finish ahead of Wills Harvey in that last race,” says Teddy, a year seven pupil at Martinborough School. “It was frustrating for me when I lost so many points in the first race today (Sunday). I had a terrible start and managed to get back up to 11th at the end of the race,” he says - that 11th placing the only time he didn’t finish either first or second all weekend. Teddy beat Wills by seven points in the final analysis and, if the talented South Island rider had not crashed twice, both times while leading the way, in the first two 9-11 years’ 65cc class races on Saturday, their respective final rankings could so easily have been reversed.

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Left: The Richmond Aquatic Centre held a Magic Theme during 17 – 21 September at the centre for their attendees. Staff got into the spirit of things, getting dressed up and posing for photos. Crystal Gaiger says the theme was a great success with children dressing up as magicians, fairies, wizards and anything magical. From left: Sherry Donaldson, Gina Savage, Aimee Abbott and Lisa Stove. Photo: Supplied. Right: Carter Hope at the Richmond Aquatic Centres Nerf War, held on Thursday, October 4. Crystal Gaiger, Richmond Aquatic Centre’s marketing administration coordinator, says over 350 children attended the centre’s first-ever Nerf Wars event. Photo: Supplied.

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Rugby League set to grow from grassroots in Tasman Bay Peter Jones Dominic Tola plans to grow rugby league in the Tasman area – and he wants to start from the grass roots. The 25-year-old, who was appointed as the region’s rugby league development officer in May 2018, admits his focus is firmly on the younger brigade as he sets about building a youth player base to ultimately augment senior ranks. Originally from Australia, Dominic came to New Zealand six

years ago and, after completing physical education and commerce degrees in Otago, moved north to take over the Tasman role from the departing Duke Climo. The Cronulla Sharks fan has had a lifelong passion for league, having played the game growing up across the ditch and for Otago University. Now he is fully focused on helping others into the sport. Tasman Rugby League are hoping to grow the senior competition next year, “maybe adding another team

or two”, while putting extra energy into taking the game to the younger brigade. He spent a good part of last term introducing league to the region’s intermediate schools. “The schools were all pretty receptive to it,” he says. “I am hoping to get a junior league going for that age group.” At the end of last term, a tournament between the intermediate schools was organised. There were four boys teams; from Waimea Intermediate, Nelson Intermediate, Riwaka School and

St Pauls, along with three girls teams from Waimea Intermediate, Riwaka and St Pauls. “We have never had a separate girls division before, so that was encouraging. A lot of the girls had not done contact sport before but they all seemed to enjoy it.” The development continued earlier this month when an under-12 Tasman team travelled to Greymouth for a development tournament. Most of the players had been involved in the intermediate programme and they gave a bold

showing on the coast. “They played two West Coast teams and a Canterbury team, who play regularly throughout the season. Although we didn’t win any games they were all tight contests and the kids really enjoyed it, which is the main thing.” Dominic is relishing his new role, which he admits has its challenges given the amount of sports available to youngsters these days. “It’s been good, I’m really enjoying introducing the sport to the youngsters … there is such a lot of talent in the area.”

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Community Notices Richmond PlaycentRe, celebRate 50 yeaRs. Come join us Sat. 13 Oct to celebrate growing families together at Richmond Playcentre. All welcome to join a big play session 10am to 1pm. Past, present & staff families are invited to attend afternoon tea 2 to 4pm. For info find us on Facebook or emailrichmond. nelson@playcentre.org.nz commUnity tRansPoRt tRUst Getting to town without a car can be challenging. A new affordable passenger service is the focus of a meeting on Wed 17 October, 10 -12 am in the Heaphy Room at TDC offices, Upper Queen St. All welcome. Kate 539 0016 nelson social dancinG clUb, Club Waimea 13 Oct. Live Music. 7.30pm – 11.15pm. Members $10 Non-Members $15. Contact Chris 021 160 1358 Nelson Dance Along, Saturday 27th October 2018, Richmond Town Hall 7.30pm to 11pm, Music by Warren Fenemor, Cost $6pp, Platefor supper. All welcome For info contact Rosalie Winter (03)538-0133. nelson RailWay at Founders Park The Railcar will run Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. Adults $5 Children $3 indooR boWls - social team - Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy Street, Richmond. Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Robin 544 3116 the nelson oRchid society. Join us on Tues 16 Oct, 7.30pm, to learn all about growing Orchids, with all the help you may need, plus

great speakers & also a sales table. Nat Pty HQ, 544 Waimea Rd, Annesbrook. Contact Dyann 021535682 Richmond Welcome GRoUP New here? Have a cuppa, meet new friends, ask questions. All welcome. 10am, first and third Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd. Call Glenys at 265 5318 nelson 50+ WalkinG GRoUP: October 18th, Teetotal Flats – St Arnaud. Ph. Roger, 539 6402 or Adriana, 538 0271. nelson 50+ mini Walkers: Oct 16, Cleveland to Old Codgers. Meet 10am corner of Nile and Tory streets. Ph. Des, 540 3373. sinGinG niGht class, A Cappella Christmas carol 8 week evening class. Club Waimea lower queen St Richmond, starts 25 Oct 7pm. Enjoy fun ladies group, learn vocal techniques, love singing. www.nelsonharmony.org.nz or nelson QUilteRs’ GUild Wedn. 17 Oct. 7.30 pm. Guest speaker Marion Whyte, quilt show wrap-up, plus a sales table of donated fabrics. Venue: Woodstock Centre, Stoke School. Ph Diane 5473356. Want to leaRn aikido ! We have two age group classes for children. LITTLE SAMURAI 5-7 yrs & AIKIKAI KIDS 8-12 yrs. For further information contact Callum on 0210694211 loGGinG fRom yesteRyeaR, Pigeon Valley Steam Museum, Sunday 4 Nov 9am-4pm Demonstrations all day of logging & machinery from days gone by. Equipment display from the Stihl Shop, traction engine and jigger rides, Ray Win Collection, sheds and museums open. Allan Palmer 027 319 7427

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Richmond libRaRy events: science fiction author hG bells talks about her apocalyptic debut novel Sleep Over and her journey to being published. 1.00pm-2.00pm, Tues. 16 Oct.. Free. All welcome. heather thomas talks about her experiences volunteering for Citizens Advice Bureau, and reveals the extraordinary range of questions CAB volunteers are asked. 12.00pm-1.00pm, Thurs18 Oct. All welcome. Free. Got any sPaRe clothes? Help our Community by bringing them to The Life Linc Goodwill Shop in Collingwood St, opposite Fresh Choice. Proceeds help fund low cost counselling for couples, individuals and families in Nelson and Tasman. Support Life Linc Counselling -because it’s never too late to talk. feelinG sad, stRessed, dePRessed oR stUck? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Motueka, Mapua Richmond or Nelson. Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions available now for individuals and couples. Interested? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or visit www. lifelinc.co.nz needinG a neW diRection? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a more meaningful way? Join our Counselling GROUP on Tuesdays in Nelson, spaces available now. Fa QUakeR oPen hoUse 12 Noon Sat. 13 Oct, 30 Nile St. Nelson: You are invited to join us to learn more about Quakers (no, we aren’t like the Amish), & this simple, radical spiritual path. Peace Poster Display Quaker Embroidery Project Meet

land College. New members are welcome; if you are interested in woodwork please join us. No experience is necessary. Contact Bill Filmer 03 547 3300.” Red cRoss nelson: The Nelson Branch provides financial support to various bodies, Food Bank, Men’s Shelter, Bronte House, Bridge Valley, CACTUS, Hospital Garden, Hospital Packs, etc. We need Volunteers, particularly a Secretary & Accounts persons. We also need a Patron. Contact John Davies 035452018 neW to nZ? Join Citizens Advice for a free information session on EMPLOYMENT - local issues, expectations and conditions. 11th September 5.30 - 7pm - Nelson Public Library - activities room. ALL MOST WELCOME Ph: 548 2117 nelson Philatelic society club for stamp collectors and philatelists. Next meeting Tuesday 9th October, 7:30pm at Stoke school. Come & enjoy stamps. Ph 5471140 cilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. Interested? Call Life Linc Nelson 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz QUiZ niGht Nelson/Tasman Association of Women in Science fundraising, Thursday, 11 October 6pm, Moutere Hills Community Centre, Upper Moutere, Tickets include a light refreshments and a drink. All profit will go towards the Women in STEM Tertiary Scholarship, an annual award for women studying for a qualification in Science, Technology, Engineering or Maths haven lioness clUb project Pinc Next Steps (cancer rehabilitation), available Rakaia Lions Lil-

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AH: 544 3177

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544 8059 www.tasmanbayplumbing.co.nz

1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond

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543 8090

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541 0287

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