13 November 2019

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Wednesday 13 November 2019

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Matt McCrorie Reporter

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Drought and fire risk prevented the popular Nelson Wine and Food festival from happening earlier this year, but that hasn’t deterred organisers from forging ahead for 2020.

The Rotary Club of Richmond is currently busy organising one of the region’s most popular events, planned to return on February 16, 2020.

Festival-goers will notice a big change next year, as the festival relocates back to its birthplace at the A&P Showgrounds on Lower Queen Street, after moving to Middle Earth Vineyards in Brightwater in 2004.

Peter Glue, a member of the organising committee, said after they discovered that the previous venue was being sold, they had to look for new options. “The A&P showground is a great area to have it. There’s natural shade, ample power for stallholders, and it’s close to a big population base.”

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With the fire authorities concerned with people hoarding fireworks and using them over the summer when hot, dry conditions make them a hazard Waimea Weekly asks did you buy any this year?

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No, because there are horses across the road from our house and we didn’t want to frighten them.

No, as we don’t have children anymore, we didn’t see the point. If there had been a public display we would have attended one.

No, I like spending my money on other things.

No, the kids are all grown up now so there’s no point and they’re so big these days, not like when we were young, much more dangerous.

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Wine & Food Festival returns to Richmond from PAGE 1 the decision making, and Peter says that Rotary want to encourage people to walk or cycle if they can.

“We also just really want to see that facility being used, because it’s a fantastic area for the community.”

Despite the venue change, Peter says that it’s no surprise why the festival is still so popular after 16 years. “It’s an event that shows off great local wine, beer and food, and good local talent. The tickets are cheap, and people know they can come and have a fun, safe time with their friends.”

The festival is the major fundraising event for Rotary, and since its inception in 2003, all funds raised through the festival have been put back into Nelson and Tasman community organisations.

In the last 10 years, over $360,000

Diana Wilkins, one of the organisers of the Nelson Wine and food festival, is excited about the event’s return in 2020. Photo: Supplied. raised through the event have gone towards groups like Rescue Helicopter, Nelson Tasman Hospice, The Women’s Refuge,

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Despite the cancellation earlier this year, due to drought and fire risk, the Rotary was still able to raise $4000 through a charity concert with the help of the New Zealand Army Band, and organiser Cynthia Martin says they made the right call, with many of the volunteers needed to make the festival a success preoccupied with the fire.

“Everyone was just stretched. We felt it would have been irresponsible for us to take resources and manpower away from the fire effort.”

While there are already concerns throughout the region of another hot, dry summer, Peter says that Rotary is aware of the fire risk, but that the Festival should go ahead this time.

“The grounds are maintained, and the grass is regularly cut, and there’s a lot of shade so we’re aware of the concerns.”

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Richmond has changed a lot in the last 15 years. Sundial Square has been upgraded, the region has had three mayors, and Queen Street has been completely revamped.

One constant? The coffee shack.

Rebecca Hockey has been making coffee in Sundial Square for 15 years, but on December 13 she will be serving up her last brew for Richmond residents.

“Coffee culture wasn’t a thing in Richmond back when I started, there were only five places that served coffee.”

Now, there are 20.

Despite running the business for 15 years, her passion for coffee and a good yarn haven’t diminished – Rebecca says its merely time for a change of scenery.

The commute for regular customers might require a bit of a detour since she’ll be setting up at the Buller Gorge Swing Bridge.

“I’m a country girl, and we’ve decided we want to get the kids out of town and give them a different lifestyle. It works out great because obviously, my business is mobile.”

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For some, letting off fireworks on Christmas or New Year’s Eve might all be a bit of fun and games, but local firefighters say they are painfully aware of the danger that fireworks can pose during the summer months.

Ian Reade, Principal Rural Fire Officer for Nelson Tasman, is cautioning people against hold-

ing on to their fireworks to use over the summer months.

The Government restricted the sale of fireworks to a four-day period before Guy Fawkes and increased the purchase age to 18 back in 2007, but this doesn’t stop people from holding on to them to use during the drier summer months.

Ian says that it’s an experience they’ve seen before, and that people should think twice before holding on to fireworks. “It poses

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a huge risk for our community every year we see fires started by fireworks in summer.”

The topic is close to home this summer, after the forest fire that devastated the Tasman region earlier in the year.

“That huge fire started from one

tiny spark. It’s easy to get one spark from setting off fireworks.”

One spark could be all it takes to turn into another catastrophe.

“All they have to do is go to the wrong area where people can’t get to quickly and we’ve got another catastrophe on our hands.”

Ian’s advice to anyone holding out for New Year’s fireworks in the back yard?

“Don’t do it. Would you want a huge fire like this year’s one on your conscience?”

The cost of fireworks?

Data released from ACC reveals that firework related injuries have cost ACC nearly $3.3 million over the last ten years, with nearly 4000 people making a claim. The Nelson region had the highest payout in the last four-year period, with a total of $327,000 payed out in ACC claims.

The devastation caused by this year’s forest fires in the Tasman region. Firefighters are urging caution as we head into another hot, dry summer. Photos: File.

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Three car crash in Murchison leaves one dead One person has died in a serious crash on the Kawatiri-Murchison Highway on Wednesday November 6. Police identified the victim as 37-year-old Dutch national Miranda Maria Francisca Frijns. Police say they responded to a threecar crash at 2:20pm between River View Rd and Mangles Valley Rd. A police spokesperson has said that three other people involved sustained moderate injuries.

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teers, Grace and Bella were celebrated in style last month.

The women were helicoptered into Greenacres Golf Course where colleagues formed a guard of honor as they entered to receive their gold stars, in recognition of their long service.

“I can’t believe we have done it, it feels really good to get to this point,” says Bella.

She says they joined the brigade just one month apart as young mothers in the mid-1990s.

“We have faced a lot of personal challenges, mentally, physically, we have been pushed to the limit of our abilities at times,” Bell says. “When I have stopped and

They were the first women to join their station and 25 years later, firewomen Grace and Bella Clarke have been recognised for their selfless service to the region.

From fires to floods and fatal accidents, the sisters-in-law have had countless Christmas dinners, birthdays and night’s sleep interrupted with a callout.

The women have served as firefighters, secretary treasurer, peer support, canteen manager and, most recently, in risk reduction at the Appleby Fire Station.

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thought about it and what we have put ourselves through, I am proud.”

They say the longest and most difficult job the women faced was this year’s Tasman fires.

Grace was down south when the blaze first began while Bella was driving into Nelson and saw that this was a big one.

“I won’t say what I said to myself.”

From day one, until the last flame was extinguished, Bella worked 200 hours during the emergency in the incident management team.

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Firewomen Bella and Grace Clark have been volunteering at the Appleby Police Station for 25 years. Photo: Jonty Dine. tions worked so well together.”

Grace arrived the next day and she joined the fight on the ground.

She was on the frontlines fighting the fire, in nine 14-hour shifts.

They say it is just the nature of the job.

“When you leave home, you don’t know when you’ll be back,” Grace says. “You might be away for one hour, you might be gone all night.”

Bella and Grace agree their work would not have been possible without the support of their husbands.

They say though they never once feared for their lives during the 25 years, it was never that case for their children.

“The golden rule is all about personal safety, but our kids didn’t understand this,” Grace says. “They were always sure to say ‘I love you mum, be safe,’ when I’d leave.”

Their roles have evolved from mainly scrub fires but now go to

motor vehicle accidents and medical emergencies.

“We have had some unpleasant ones, but you process your way through those,” says Bella.

A particularly painful memory occurred on New Year’s Eve two years ago in the form of a fatal car crash.

“I remember thinking ‘that person is not going home tonight’, and some mother is going to get the call that their child isn’t coming home,” says Grace.

Though they may not have another 25 in them, as they hope to spend some more time with family, they have a few more years left at least.

They hope to encourage more women to volunteer.

“Believe in yourself. Women think they are not strong enough but it’s not actually about whether you’re strong. Yes, you do have to do some physical things, like dragging a hose up a hill, but you just do it.”

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When Shane Thompson was approached last year to enter the New Zealand Beard and Moustache Competition, he did it ‘for a bit of fun.’ But after he took first place and then did it again this year, things got serious.

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This year his partner Suzanne Walding also entered in the Whisterina category. This category is for the ladies and they fashion beards out of real or fake hair or as Suzanne did material. With Tim Burton as her

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Nelson is set to host over 600 motorcycle enthusiasts in February with the third annual ‘The Gathering’ event set to be held in the region next year.

The event, which is in its third year, will be held in the South Island for the first time and will be based at the Ocean Lodge Hotel on February 14 and 15 with a preregistration night the night before.

Organiser Evan Still says after hosting two successful events in Whitianga in 2018 and 2019, he was keen to bring it to Nelson.

“I was looking for somewhere in the South Island and we wanted somewhere that wasn’t as big and we wanted a venue with a personal touch.”

Evan says the event has taken off from a casual conversation between two mates a couple of years ago.

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While the event is promoted as a ‘BEARS’ rally for British, European and American motorcycles, Evan says he does not care what bikes

people ride as long as they’re having a good time.

“We know there is a large number of riders in the Nelson region because it is one of the better areas to ride in New Zealand.

I’ve done more than 300,000km over the last 20 years around New Zealand and one of my favourite destinations is through Nelson, West Coast and through to Takaka ride,” Evan says.

Each year, the event also supports a charity with Wakefield School’s outdoor pool project benefiting from the weekend.

“We raised $12000 for Sea Scouts in Whitianga over the two years and Wakefield School has a project we want to get behind this year.

There will be a ‘Show and Shine’ event at the Filco Harley Davidson dealership in Nelson on the Saturday morning before we have a ride out to Wakefield to have lunch before returning to the Ocean Lodge for a night of music.”

People who are interested in taking part can visit www. thegathering.bike or they can keep an eye on Filco’s Facebook page.

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Relaxed beachside motorhome show attracts new exhibitors The Warratahs, who played a successful show in Richmond earlier this year, will return to the region later this month to perform at the Boathouse. Photo: Supplied.

Warratahs return to the region Staff Reporter Popular New Zealand band ‘The Warratahs’ will return to the region to perform on November 29, at the Boathouse in Nelson, after headlining a successful concert at the Richmond showgrounds earlier in the year to thank volunteers for their work in battling the Pigeon Valley forest fires.

The songs by lead singer and guitarist Barry Saunders are etched into New Zealand’s memory, and their artistry was rewarded in 2016 when their album Runaway Days took out Best Country Music album at

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The band has appeared with Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Billy Joel, Lucinda Williams and Leann Rimes, amongst other international stars.

For over 10 years, the Rotary Nelson Motorhome Show 2019 has been held at our region’s idyllic motor camp by the beach, attracting more than 2000 people annually, with all monies raised going to charity. The event showcases New Zealand’s leading motorhome, campervan and caravan suppliers and designers, with new and used privately-owned motorhomes also available for sale and lease. So it’s great for people who are considering buying a motorhome or caravan or upgrading their existing one. This year’s show will take place this weekend on Saturday, November 16th and Sunday, November 17th. Organiser Jan Aberhart says the relaxed nature of the show and the overall success of the event has seen it grow exponentially. “It’s the partnership with Tahuna Beach Kiwi

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“The concept is ideal for someone who wants to go away regularly in their motorhome but doesn’t want to leave their home unattended, so they put low maintenance artificial turf down.”

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hire packages in Australia with $1500 towards air travel! You can also enter the Heslops Rotary Raffle prize for a Maui 5-day hire for a 2/4/6 berth Maui van – the winner will also take

home a $1000 travel voucher.

Be in to win ONE of three fantastic gate entry prizes: Entry to the Motorhome show will allow you to enter

Large crowds are expected at the annual Rotary Nelson Motorhome Show happening over two days this weekend. It’s a great opportunity for people to check out the latest motorhomes, campervans and caravans on display, with the chance to win some awesome prizes, and raise money for a great cause. for one of three fantastic prizes - a seven day Winnebago hire in Australia with $1,500 towards air fares, OR a Maui campervan hire for five days in New Zealand OR $1,000 worth of air travel.

Gate Entry price change: “For 6 years it’s been $5 gate entry, but this year we have changed the price to $8 help cover the cost of running the event.”

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Grateful to generous sponsors: “We are very grateful to our sponsors – Heslops, VTNZ, Apollo, Tahuna Beach Kiwi Holiday Park, The Breeze 97.6 FM, Magic 99.2 FM, MTF Vehicle Finance Nelson, RV Super Centre, Winnebago, Rotary Club of Nelson and Deluxe RV Group,” says Jan. “The Tahuna motor camp is very generous in their support to us – it covers our core costs.”

Tahuna Beach Kiwi Holiday Park and Motel Operations Manager, Peter Fraser, says they are non-for-profit as well so they just require a little bit to cover the cost of the lawn and any other beautification, which goes straight back into the camp.

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“Having the motorhomes displayed in an actual motorcamp by the ocean, surrounded by trees, gives people a sense of what it can be like when they’re camping.”

Monies raised to benefit the community: “It’s a fabulous location and our partnership with the motor camp is fantastic because we both have common goals, and having it here at the motor camp benefits the community,” says Jan. She says this year the money raised will be split between the Lake Rotoiti refurbishment programme, the Suter Art youth programme, ShelterBox, Disaster Plus and Polio Plus.

“We make sure our money is targeted towards vulnerable members of our community.”

CSC Motorhome/Caravan Parking: Camping is available at the Tahunanui Beach Kiwi Holiday Park for three nights at a special rate of $10 per night.

Book directly with the holiday park on 0800 500 501 or email tahuna@tahunabeach.co.nz.

Entry to the Motorhome is an additional cost. No Pets.

Iconic park adjacent to Tahuna beach: Tahuna Beach Kiwi Holiday Park is located 4.5 kilometres from the Nelson city centre and is adjacent to the sands of Tahunanui Beach.

The park has accommodation to suit every kind of holidaymaker from unpowered campsites to cosy cabins to fully selfcontained motel units.

Come down this weekend: If you are looking at buying or selling a motorhome, campervan or caravan, want to improve your current motorhome or just want to see what life could be like if you owned a motorhome, then head down to the Rotary Motorhome Show which takes place on Saturday, November 16th and Sunday, November 17th, 2019 from 10am to 4pm at the Tahuna Beach Kiwi Holiday Park, at 70 Beach Road, Nelson.

For all enquiries, email info@nelsonmotorhomeshow. co.nz or phone Jan on 027 451 2497.

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At the Richmond office, Summit Property Managers Nicki Morris, Mel Powell and Barbara Winter cover the Richmond, Brightwater, Wakefield, Appleby, Mapua and Ruby Bay areas. Nicki, Mel and Barbara are very experienced, well-qualified property managers who are able to provide expert advice on purchasing, how to set up your property profile, likely returns and so on. A highly skilled negotiator, Nicki is exceptionally focused and results driven, with over seven years of experience in property management.

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Satisfied clients say, “When I first met Michelle she put me at ease as it can be nerve racking selling your home. Her knowledge of Real Estate is amazing. Thank you for all the help you gave me. You get my ticks for professionalism and communication. (Margaret – 129a Queen St). “If you want the best put Michelle to the test! Michelle’s market knowledge, communication, professional skills and dedication is second-to-none. She is always one jump ahead of anything that might look like it could go wrong and she knows how to handle even the most difficult situations. Michelle has sold properties previously for me and I would most certainly recommend her services to anyone considering putting their property into this market right now. You will see amazing results with Michelle’s expertise.

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Bays Dentures is the only dental clinic in Richmond whose entire focus is on creating high-quality, well-fitting dentures and you can talk directly with the designer – Daniela Steenpass - who is a German-trained dental technician and New Zealand-registered Clinical Dental Technician.

“My patients like the private, friendly atmosphere at Bays Dentures; it is also modern and clean with easy access.”

Daniela has more than 20 years’ experience and has gained a reputation for crafting high-quality dentures. All her dentures are professionally hand-crafted and manufactured on site in her modern dental clinic.

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The Nelson Pine Industries Chamber of Commerce Business awards are always a highlight on the business calendar and this year was no exception. Held at the Trafalgar Centre on November 1st, the black-tie dinner was a very special evening of networking and celebrating success in the local business sector. The winners of the different award categories were recognised for their innovation and creativity:

Nelson business - FuturEcology received the Datacom Clever Business Award, having developed a bio-degradable plant guard - The EmGuard - in 2017 for its use in forest regeneration and restoration projects. The business was established in 2014 to focus on conservation and ecology projects. Robert, Jan and Emma Fryer and the team from FuturEcology are on a mission to save the planet, one tree at a time. Their combined experience in nursery production, conservation, ecology, recreation, management and local government gives the business its uniqueness.

Their goal is to provide customers with practical solutions allowing them to make positive environmental gains. The Emguard they created was designed to be user-friendly, cost-effective and able to replace plastic. These are providing to be extremely popular, selling from Kaitaia to Bluff and now moving into the Australian market. “We are encouraged by the opportunities arising out of today’s changing environmental consciousness and the

chance to make a positive difference,” says Jan. It was a triumphant night for vibrant young company Lumiere which was named winner of the Nelson Weekly/Waimea Weekly Emerging Business Award. Established just 18 months ago, Lumiere combines the talents of co-founder Joshua Kirk, who has an extensive background in video production, with award-winning photographer and co-founder, Tim Williams. Their strengths lie in creating content for businesses and brands, to help promote them in the digital marketplace.

“We are providing an end-to-end content creation service,” says Joshua. “We work on small assignments right through to high end commercial campaigns.” The Lumiere team provide everything from studio photography to full-service video production and social media content creation. The judges described Lumiere as an exciting emerging business that is fast making a mark in their industry. They were impressed with Tim and Joshua’s

business acumen and their commitment to staff well-being. ‘For a young business, it’s great to see them growing as leaders in our business community.

Birgit Neumann of Study Nelson has huge passion for what she does and is a previous winner of the Overall Business of the Year award in 2005, as well as the Small Business Award, the Tourism Awards for her previous company Nelson Tourism Services. This year she has been recognized as the Nelson Business Person of the Year. Birgit believes businesses should create wealth for the whole community.

Twenty years ago she and husband David founded Study Nelson with the vision of creating benefits for schools and income to Nelson families through international students.

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“International education benefits the whole community! It’s an exciting, life changing experience and a rewarding opportunity for all who are touched by it.

I feel proud to put Nelson on the map internationally. Thank you to the Chamber and the Nelson community for recognising me with this award.”

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seas to work with their team over there, who market Nelson at weekly fairs throughout Europe.

Birgit is committed to ethical business, the environment and being a living wage employer.

Under her leadership, her team at the Nelson head office continually punches above their weight. She has brought hundreds of young people to Nelson, enriched the lives of many teenagers and families, created connections around the globe and investment in Nelson companies. Recently, Birgit received a citation from the New Zealand Ambassador in Germany for the positive contribution she makes to New Zealand-German bilateral relations. Through her entrepreneurial skills Birgit firmly places Nelson onto the world stage.

Abel Tasman EcoTours and social enterprise Tasman Bay Guardians are founded and managed by Stew Robertson and Helen Forsey of Motueka. With years of experience transporting visitors around the stunning

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Abel Tasman National Park, the pair have up-skilled in marine ecology and environmental science. They have merged their worlds to create a conscious and authentic tourism experience that leaves a positive impact on the environment. Their tag line is ‘Open your Eyes’, and they have become the go-to company for in-depth net restorative tourism in the region.

They more recently formed Tasman Bay Guardians with a passionate whanau of knowledgeable friends to create a professional aquatic delivery team, educating kids, the wider community, facilitating clean-ups, environmental governance groups, habitat restoration and community collaboration.

Abel Tasman Eco Tours are thrilled to have won the Nelson Tasman Business Awards Small Business Category and couldn't have done it without Tasman Bay Guardians and their friends and family.

Hearing Nelson, a registered charity since 1953, is very appreciative of being awarded the Community impact award in recognition of its important work in the community. 8,500 face to face contacts were made in 2019 delivering the charities purpose of improving the lives of the 1 in 6 people living with a hearing loss and preventing hearing loss.

HEARING Passionate about your hearing

The charity provides community hearing aid clinics and cleaning services for residents living in rest homes, training to carers and support workers in hearing aid management, sales of assisted devices and advice and information on hearing.

Its professional and engaging educational programmes aim at preventing hearing loss with our youth, through dangerous decibel workshops to schools. Children and youth are informed that once you damage your hearing it won’t come back and encouraged to listen to their music through ear buds or headphones for a maximum of 90 minutes a day at half volume.

In early 2019, Hearing Nelson began to offer screening hearing tests, to provide a supportive context that offered independent advice to people who had recognised signs of hearing loss. Hearing Nelson encourage early intervention due to the association with other health and well-being issues such as cognitive functioning and social isolation. To hear means to connect!

Having already won the NMIT Large Business Award, New Zealand King Salmon was later announced as the overall winner, taking home the Nelson Pine Industries Supreme Business Award. The judges said they were blown away with the company’s national and international success, while also mentioning that its brands were incredibly strong and were sought after by restaurants all over the world.

They were equally impressed with the degree of value and support NZ King Salmon brought to our region, particularly all the local businesses they engage with.

The judges said that it is remarkable that a Nelson business now supplies over 50 percent of the world’s King salmon.

Founded in 1996, New Zealand King Salmon offers a variety of delicious, versatile and sustainable salmon products to a wide range of discerning chefs, retailers and wholesalers in New Zealand and worldwide.

The company’s brands include Regal Salmon and Southern Ocean (available in New Zealand only) and Premium Foodservice brand, Ōra King.

St Paul’s Lutheran Community Church Upper Moutere “Slow down, you move to fast You’ve got to make the morning last...”

Who knew that these lyrics from Simon and Garfunkel, learned in primary school sing-a-longs, would come back to me while lying in bed thinking about life as a profound little refrain to remind me to do just that. Slow down.

Now, it’s been a while since anyone in all seriousness accused me of moving too fast but I know all too well the busy-ness that life brings. This can be especially true as we enter into the all too predictable, headlong, free fall rush that is Christmas and the end of the year. The days are longer and warmer and with more daylight

and so we try to pack more in. And while that can be great- BBQ’s, time with family and friends, beach days; it can also mean deadlines, end of year expectations and financial worries. Sometimes even the good stuff can feel like it’s swamping us.

So, before it all comes rushing in, I’d like to take a moment and invite you to breathe. To pause. To be still.

It doesn’t need to be for a long time but just stop.

Find a moment or two within each day to be with God and think about who you are and whose you are. Psalm 46:10 encourages us to “Be still and know that I am God.” I believe there is a real connection between the being still and the knowing.

Perhaps the great promise of Christmas as we cel-

ebrate the birth of Jesus is in his other name, Immanuel- God with us. I think we can miss out on thatknowing that God is with us and for us.

How might a simple moment like that affect you and your day?

May you get a sense of peace?

A sense of thankfulness?

An awareness of the needs of others? You may even become more aware of your own needs. What are the important things that may be being missed amongst all the doing?

So, there it is, an invitation to slow down, not to make the morning last but to be still and know God and then see what He does with it from there. Nothing fancy. Nothing flash.

Just you, God and a moment or two of time well spent being still.

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speedway Wayne Martin 15,000 horses stampede in Richmond. Well close to 15,000 horsepower anyway, with the inaugural PTS Superstock Stampede kicking into gear this weekend at the Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway. This meeting, bought to you in association with Barclay Engravers, sees some of the best Superstock drivers in the country converge here in Nelson to contest the PTS Superstock Stampede Trophy and the large amount of cash that’s on offer to the winner.

This event has cost the local club around $20,000 to host and it all helps to attract the high-calibre field of drivers and cars to en-

tertain what should be a large crowd.

Add to that we will be hosting the 900hp fire-breathing Sprintcars as we host a round of the award winning Hydraulink War of the Wings and then, to add to that again, we are hosting the Youth Ministock best pairs with competitors travelling from all over the country for this one as well. So, all in all this is a huge show with something for everyone.

The local speedway fans will be out in force for this big show as it’s been a season or two since we have had a big field of Superstocks doing laps around the local track and the sound alone of a full field of these monsters

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chucking the local Moutere clay around is something you just don’t forget.

Local drivers to watch out for are the 95N of Alex Hill and the 48N of Brett Nicholls who have both shared the spoils locally this season while the 32N car of Phil

Krammer has really impressed after only moving up to the class last season.

The locals however will need to be on their ‘A’ game to be in with a chance in the ‘winner takes all’ feature race as they will be hotly pursued by the likes of ex New

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speedway Thomas Stanaway, Asher Rees, Jordan Dare and Jayden Ward who all have the ability to win the big race or decide who won’t win it as they all have teams racing experience under

their belts. Around thirty plus cars are expected for the first of what will be an annual event, which is a fantastic number of entries for the first show of this new promotion.

If you can’t make it to the big show on the 16th November then don’t fear as we will be livestreaming this event through The Pits Media at a cost of $25.00 per stream. This is the only event this season that we will be streaming here in Nelson, that is mainly because it will have a large amount of interest both here in New Zealand and internationally. The link to the stream can be found at our PTS Superstock Stampede Facebook page or through our website nelson speedway.co.nz We have T-shirts and hoodies available for this event, so get to the souvenir shop on Turn One on the night and grab yourself a piece of Nelson speedway history or head to the PTS Superstock Facebook page to order online. These have been designed and made locally so it’s great to support the local businesses that support us.

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for the Sprintcars, which means it’s a two-for-one show for our dedicated speedway fans. This award-winning series will see around sixteen of the South Islands best Sprintcar drivers here to contest what is the fastest class in New Zealand speedway with locally contracted driver 75N Slamming Sam O’Callaghan sure to be a frontrunner, while Alicia McLauchlan will have her elbows up to show local fans and sponsors what she can do with the addition of the bigger engine in her car. These guys and girls will be worth the price of admission alone.

Gates open at 5.00pm racing starts at 6.00pm with the quick time laps being held by the Sprintcars at 5.30pm.

Tickets available at the kiosk in the Richmond Mall or there are gate sales on the day. For more info visit nelsonspeedway.co.nz or check us out on our Nelson Speedway Association Facebook page.

This is one show you won’t want to miss. See you all there.

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Wanderers runners-up in Tasman Sevens Staff Reporter The Taylors Wanderers Sports Club had a full weekend booked for sport on Saturday with three cricket matches scheduled and the sevens rugby team travelling to Renwick for the second leg of the Tasman Sevens Championships.

Unfortunately, weather intervened in all the cricket games and the premier game was abandoned when play ceased at 3pm with Wanderers at 72 for 3.

Having returned to premier status with a combined WanderersMotueka side, the team is still to record a victory although improving performances indicate that that it may not be too far away.

Having also entered a team in college grade made up of local Brightwater and Wakefield boys, under the captaincy of Matt Anderson, Wanderers is keen to see the development at this level where the boys play T25 matches.

This format is proving very popular, but unfortunately this game too was rained out.

The Taylors Wanderers rugby teams departed early on Saturday to Renwick to compete in both the men’s and women’s cham-

Tayne Lockwood showing a clean pair of heels to Renwick in the final, scoring the first try. Photo: Supplied. pionship decider, following on from the previous Saturday in Motueka, where Wanderers lost the final to Waimea Old Boys, finishing second and the women received the same placing behind the same club in their grade.

The championship winner is declared after results of both tournaments, and WOB started the day on 22 points and Wanderers on 19 after Motueka. Renwick and Central had not travelled last week so little was known about either teams, however when they defeated WOB and Marist in pool play it was obvious that the standard was higher this week.

Wanderers first game was against Central and both teams scored three tries each but thanks to Tayne Lockwood’s two conversions Wanderers were successful 19-15.

The second game saw Nelson College accounted for 52-0 in an excellent display of sevens by the entire squad, again complemented by fine goal-kicking from Lockwood and Jake Berthelsen.

The final pool game against Kahurangi started in a similar fashion to the Nelson College match and Wanderers ran out to an early 15-0 lead, before a break away

by Kahurangi closed the gap to

15-7 then two quick tries after halftime had them in the lead 1715 with two minutes to play.

A try to Lockwood, and his inevitable conversion saw Wanderers prevail 22-17, where they met long standing rivals, WOB in the semi-final.

Playing very good 7s rugby, Wanderers avenged the Motueka loss with two tries in each half; Steve Soper and Fletcher Matthews in the first half, then Jake Berthelsen and Chris Halaufia in the second, to the solitary try by WOB for the 24-5 victory.

Renwick defeated Kahurangi in the other semi, then played

WOB for 3rd place. A loss here for WOB would have resulted in Wanderers winning the championship outright, but in a dramatic finish WOB scored after full time to clinch third place and 17 additional points to finish on 39.

The final was another good contest, with Wanderers scoring first through Lockwood but Renwick just had the little extra polish and scored three good tries for the 15-5 victory, and for the second consecutive week Wanderers had to settle for second and 19 more points, which amounted to a total of 38, and by virtue of a solitary point WOB were Tasman Sevens champions for the season.

The Wanderers team of Tone Vaka, Steve Soper, Jayden Woolley, Jake Berthelsen, Graeme Urqhart, Fletcher Matthews, Tayne Lockwood, Nino Peniamino, Bobby Palmer, Justin Barr, Chris Halaufia and Naki Saumaki, represented the club well and showed very positive signs for the next season.

With only five teams entered in the women’s championship, play followed a round robin format and Taylors Wanderers started with a 50-0 win over Marist, then followed with a narrow loss to Riwaka 14-17.

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Saturday 23 November (if wet then Sunday 24)

Demonstration games by experts All equipment supplied (flat shoes must be worn) Start times 10am & 1pm Bring your own lunch – tea/coffee supplied Contact Lance 544 3107

The immaculate lawns of the Richmond Cro- “Croquet is a sport that includes the wider quet Club, at 348 Queen St, will be waiting demographic range, from young teenage playfor you on Saturday, 23 November for ‘Have a ers right through to 90-year-olds playing the Go Day’ at a challenging and fun game, from same game,” says Greg.

10am to 1pm (if wet then Sunday “It suits people interested in the competition and also those into 24, at the same time). the social aspects of croquet. We Greg Bryant, Sport Development Officer for Croquet New Zealand, have a lot of families playing it for different reasons,” he says. will present coaching sessions of Modern croquet is played as a Association Croquet, which is the main international game. This is single or doubles game in which two sides compete against each the version most people know of – either in its organised form, as other by hitting balls through a sequence of 12 hoops. played in clubs around New ZeaIt can be played in singles or douland, or as garden croquet. Anbles and by playing a sequence of other shorter version of the game strokes, players may keep a turn is called Golf Croquet.

Greg was introduced to croquet Greg Bryant, Sport going and complete several or all Development hoops in a single turn. in the late 1970s at the BrightwaOfficer.

Photo: The game is won when two balls ter club. He earned his first interSupplied. of one side complete all the hoops national selection in 1990 and he took up a sport development role with CNZ in and “peg out”, or if they are ahead when time 2013. He leads the national secondary school, is called. The art of the game is to master the youth development, coaching and club de- physical side of using a mallet to hit balls very velopment programs and contributes to most accurately and to be able to plan a winning strategy.

CNZ Committee objectives.

“It will be an introduction to the game, ideal Richmond Croquet Club will supply all for new players who want to understand what equipment and the players must wear flat sole it is about,” he says. shoes. Tea and coffee will also be available, but There will be demonstration games by experts visitors should bring their own lunch. and all visitors will be able to try it themselves.

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Sea Swim not dampened by conditions Peter Gibbs The Port Nelson Sea Swim Series opened on a sombre note on Thursday, with a modest turnout of 105 swimmers on a cold windy night, with sea temperatures of 16 degrees.

By comparison, last year’s opening night was cancelled, but 159 swimmers appeared the following week.

Conditions didn’t detract from the enthusiasm or the standard of competition, with both of last summer’s series winners toppled by the narrowest of margins.

Luke Kelly set out in his usual fashion in the

long swim of 700m, unable to escape the lead role while others stuck to his heels.

The course headed south into the tide from the Nelson Yacht Club ramp, utilising moored yachts as marker buoys for a triangular course, returning with a slight current but knocking in to waves from the north.

The lead bunch stayed close together until the final sprint from an offshore yacht to the

finish line.

Bendi Kepess upped his game over the final 50 metres for the narrowest of wins over last summer’s winner Kelly.

Within a second, Fergus Drummond and women’s winner Sierra Thomas touched shore, with Oxford Bayley, last year’s women’s winner Abbey Smale, 47-yearold Terry Bone, Nic Hall and Sophie Alexander.

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age to round out the top ten finishers, but he was only two places ahead of 69-year-old Ben Van Dyke, who was closely followed by Denis Cooper (60), proving that open water swimming is truly a sport for all ages.

In the short swim of 350m, Brooke Swan was a clear winner, swimming strongly to win by 26 seconds from Emily Chadderton, with a further gap to Mia Langley, Caitlin

Alexander, Eva Ellena and Corey Tremblay.

Nicola Le Bas Thurlow (53) broke a teen deadlock to finish in tenth place.

Swimmers face a season of 18 swims in the Thursday night Port Nelson Series, while the four-race Clements Endurance Series extends the distances on selected weekends dotted through the season (starting with the 2km Opening Splash on November 24).

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Ellie Ross might be young, but she knows a thing or two when it comes to croquet.

In February this year she played the women’s world tournament in Hawkes Bay. Then, in April, she was selected to represent New Zealand at the Trans-Tasman match in Australia, with the top four women and top men and she nailed it.

“We won that title. We beat Australia and that was really cool because I was in Melbourne and four months ago I went to England to play in the under 21 worlds and I came 6th in the world,” says Ellie.

She’s only been playing the sport for the last four years.

“I started about four years ago when one of my teachers at Nelson College for Girls asked if anyone wanted to go down to the club. I stepped up and said I’d like to go. I came down and I’ve got hooked on to it,” she says.

Ellie says croquet is a fantastic game, and that everyone should try it. “I like croquet.

It introduces you to different people. It’s an excellent way to get involved in the community, I get to travel, and I enjoy

Ellie Ross will show her amazing skills at ‘Have a Go Day’ at Richmond Croquet Club. Photo: Bruno Saia. interacting with those different age groups,” she says.

She is one of the players who will take part in the ‘Have a Go Day’, at the Richmond Croquet Club (348 Queen St) on Saturday, 23 November, from 10am to 1pm.

“I think it’s a cool game and it gets people involved and I would suggest, go down for

a day, have a try, because you will enjoy it and want to continue. It brings out the competitive side in people, which you don’t often see,” says Ellie.

Richmond Croquet Club will supply all equipment and the players must wear flat sole shoes. Tea and coffee will also be available, but visitors should bring their own lunch.

Community Notice

Community Notices Quiz Night FuNdraiser For PeriNatal suPPort NelsoN. Speights Ale House Monday 25th Nov. 6pm. Tickets $10 ea. Call 03 548 3555.

Raffles & Auctions on the night A fantastic fun night & all proceeds going to this charity supporting mothers during pregnancy & after baby is born. rotarY CluB oF riChMoNd daYs For girls ProJeCt require volunteers to help sew washable sanitary kits for women/ girls locally & in undeveloped countries. Meet every Tuesday & Thursday 11- 3.30pm at the Old Richmond Info Centre, Gladstone Rd. Debra 0274413300 for further info.

CoMe to our BarN daNCe! Join us on Friday, 15 Nov., 6-9pm, Riverside Hall, 289 Main Rd., Lower Moutere.

Fundraiser for Motueka Steiner School new campus project. Family tickets $20, individuals $8. Potato-pie supper, cakes, & drinks for sale. For more info., 0223089008. riChMoNd BaPtist ChurCh Car Boot Market now has ‘Quality Arts & Crafts’ in the lounge. 30 inside stalls & it is first come first gets a stall to set up 6:30 am to 7:30 If you are late you can still go outside. Tables $5 & a small donations.

So if you are an artist or a crafter come early & enjoy the Nov. 23rd Market. Also any one looking for wonderful Christmas Presents this is the place to be between 8-12. riChMoNd WelCoMe grouP Like to make some new friends. Come along & have a coffee & chat on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month with a friendly group of people, at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd.. All welcome. TelePh: Glenys 265 5318 arthritis soCietY CoFFee MorN-

iNg We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 27 Nov. ‘19. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 heritage roses NelsoN, 11 Dec. twilight garden ramble in Central Nelson & pub dinner. All welcome. Non members $5.00 entry fee. Clare 03 5450455. also Farm Gardens Tour Sat. 30 Nov. Waimea West, Richmond & Upper Moutere. Non members welcome $5 entry fee. Marian 0211611385.

WaiMea MusiC CluB meets Sunday 17th Nov. at Loney Hall 4 Wensley Rd Richmond at 1 15 pm. Contact Clive ph 5530526 Pat ph 5445766 Past PuPil oF tiMaru girls or tiMaru BoYs high sChool. Past pupil branches in Nelson & Marlborough are holding a combined luncheon on Saturday, 7 Dec ‘19 at Club Waimea at 12 noon. You are most welcome to attend.

NelsoN 50+ MiNi WalKers Nov. 19th, Anchorage to Marahau. Meet at Marahau car park at 8.45 am. Ph. Alan, 547 7690. NelsoN 50+ WalKiNg grouP Nov. 21st, Roding Coppermine - Aniseed Valley. Ph. Jeff, 541 8639 or Debbie, 545 8698.

NelsoN MaleVoiCe Choir presents “A Summer Concert” on Wednesday 4th December at 7:30pm, Richmond Town Hall, tickets from Richmond Town Hall or cash & EFT/POS at the door. riChMoNd liBrarY. Free.

1. good CraFterNooN! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Wedns, 12.30pm-2pm. 2. sCaN Your Photos or slides during November, and learn how to make a photobook to gift for Christmas. Ph

Richmond Library 03 543 8500 or talk to a librarian for details. Free.. 3. BooK lauNCh – From The Country To The Town: A History of the Nelson A&P Show by Kirstan Robinson. 5.30pm, Wed. 20 Nov. Free. All welcome. Book sales, $35. 4. tiNY tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 1010.30am Children’s Area, during term time. 5. NelsoN author and historian Karen Stade talks about her new book, Driven by the Wind: The Memoir of Captain Henry Rose. Richmond Library, 1.00pm-2.00pm Tuesday 19 November. Free. All welcome.

WorKshoP For siBliNgs oF Kids With disaBilities. Come & make crafty Christmas decorations, relax & connect with others who know what it’s like to have a sibling with a disability. Friday 15 Nov, 3.30 - 5.30pm in Richmond. Ages 8-18. To book call/text Parent to Parent on 0204 010 9478.

NelsoN railWaY Founders Park. On Sat. 16 & Sunday 17 the Railcar will run from 11am, weather permitting. Adults $6 Children $4 ,U 3 years free.

FrieNds soCial CluB invites single women and men 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walking, movies, theatre, potluck meals, restaurants etc. ph Clive 035472725/ Rose, 035390340. haVe You eVer thought oF BeCoMiNg a VoluNteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice?

Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz Ph. 546 7681. higgiNs heritage ParK, PigeoN ValleY, Wakefield, Sunday 17 Nov 10AM - 3PM - An ideal place for a picnic

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DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz with Members sheds open of vintage & heritage items. Trolley rides & bush jigger rides. Diane 027 6316786. luNCh oN the hill: you are welcome to lunch at Holy Trinity Church, 27 Dorset St., Richmond on Tuesday 19th Nov., Richmond. Open from 11am, a koha is appreciated.

NelsoN & MotueKa liVe Poets, Guest Poets Panni Palasti & Carol Ercolano Nelson 7 pm Tuesday 19 Nov. at The Prince Albert, 113 Nile St., Motueka 7pm Wedn. 20 Nov. at Armadillos, 122 High St., Koha entry. Enquiries ph 027 643 5123 Better Breather Classes – Improve your breathing by improving your fitness at our Better Breathing sessions held in Nelson, Richmond & Motueka. NeW! Better BreathiNg CirCuit.10am-11am, each Tuesday of the school term, at Club Waimea.

Perfect for those who have completed Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Contact Sue at the Nelson Asthma Society on 544 1562 asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz NelsoN asthMa soCietY are looking for committee members please contact Sue Alsop Manager Nelson Asthma Society on asthma.nelson@ xtra.co.nz or 03 5441562. saVe the ChildreN NeW zealaNd Hear Diana Meads on ‘Presentation of visit to successful school project in brothel town Daulatdia, Bangladesh’.

Stoke Methodist Church Neale Ave 14 Nov. 1.30pm. Afternoon tea to follow.

All welcome. Christmas cards on sale.

Ph. Isabelle 547 3253.

CaKe deCorators Christmas all day workshop on Saturday 30 Nov.. You will make a Poinsettia flower, a Santa & an elf using sugar paste.

the interests, health and well-being of men since 2010. Shed open Monday - Friday at the Richmond A&P Showgrounds. Inquiries: mens.shed. waimea@gmail.com or 027 2820185. reFugee suPPort Do you remember what it was like settling in Nelson for the firsttime?Supportaformerrefugeefamily establishanewlifehere.Makenewfriends & make a difference. Full training & support provided. Course starts 16 Nov. ‘19.

Migration Programme Red Cross website or email nelsonadmin@redcross.org.nz or 546-5012 NeW zealaNd NatiVe Bird CaleNdars $10 Fundraiser for Native Bird Recovery Richmond.. Tasman Health & Herbs; The Mall; Alchemy Cafe; Resene Colour Plus; Bay Nurseries.

WaiMea south gardeN CluB turns 50 this year. All past & present members are invited to join us at St. Paul’s Church Hall, Brightwater Saturday 7 Dec. from1pm for an afternoon of fun. Please RVSP by 15th Nov. Teleph: Tina 544 7650 or Bev 541 8168. tree house studY grouP: Interested in any of the following? Homeopathy, Goethean Science, Biodynamics, Permaculture. No fees. All Welcome. Ph: 021 084 13139. riChMoNd WelCoMe grouP Make some new friends. Join a friendly group of people who meet at 10am, 1st & 3rd Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd. for a coffee & chat. All welcome. Glenys 265 5318. iNdoor BoWls - soCial teaM Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy St, Richmond. Tuesday 1- 3pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Robin 544 3116

Starting at 9:30 to 4 pm. Those interested can contact Desiree 0276302359.

WaNt to groW Your oWN Vegs & CroPs but lack land & wherewithal?

Come & join us for a mutual venture.

No fees, just your time & enthusiasm required! Ph. 021 084 13139.

NeW to NelsoN? Join Citizens Advice & Nelson Newcomers for coffee at Morri Cafe, 244 Hardy St. 10am third Tuesday each month. Call Jane 546 7681 Next meeting Tuesday 19th Nov. Prostate CaNCer suPPort grouP meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 276 Nayland Rd 1.30-3.30pm. Bill ph 544 8635 or 5391137. Blood CaNCer suPPort grouP meet monthly for more info. ph Graham 544 3037 or Heather 027 4444708 NelsoN guild oFWoodWorKers meets at 7 pm on the lastWednesday of each month between until Nov. ‘19 at the Nelson Marlborough Fish & Game rooms, 66 Champion Rd, Richmond. All welcome. Enquiries Bill Filmer 547 5104.

Food, is it a ProBleM For You? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. All welcome NelsoN NeWBies & FrieNds, Weekly coffee morning on Wednesday 10:30am Deville Cafe, 22 New St. New people always welcome to join us for a coffee & chat. PhClive 547 2725. alCoholiCsaNoNYMous is alcohol causing problems for you? want to stop drinking but can’t? maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks or 08002296757 www. aa.org.nz MeNzshed WaiMea - catering for

Community Notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising. Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads. For classified ads and public notices please call 544 9037.

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2019 AGM An invitation is extended to stakeholders and interested parties.

Please come and join us at 5.30pm on Wednesday, 20 November 2019, at Community Probation Services Meeting Room, 323 Hardy St, Nelson (Beside the Police Station.)

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Nelson matters

It is unusual for the Opposition to vote for a Government Bill. I am pleased and proud to have voted for the new Climate Change Response Act passed by parliament last week.

I have long taken a keen interest in the science and issue of climate change and represented New Zealand as an MP and Minister at many of the global negotiations.

Some of the end of world rhetoric is over the top but climate change is a serious risk.

The new law establishes the Climate Change Commission that will recommend a timetable and means for reducing emissions. It is not a magic solution but it will help

us make progress. I have advocated for this approach as a previous Environment and Climate Change Minister after seeing the success of this approach in the UK. Bold talk on climate change is much easier than reducing emissions. Helen Clark, like Jacinda Ardern, referred to climate change as this generation’s nuclear free moment. The Clark Government committed to zero nett emissions but they went up 10% over those nine years. National did better over the next nine years with 0% emissions growth despite the population growing 15 % and the economy 25%. The current Labour NZ First Green Government

has not reduced emissions. They are up over the last two years with big increases from burning coal for electricity.

We need practical measures that will get emissions down. That is why National in government insulated 400,000 homes, increased renewable electricity from 65% to 85%, electrified Auckland Rail, introduced incentives for electric cars and a phasing out of powerful synthetic greenhouse gases used for refrigeration.

I made a personal choice a decade ago to purchase NZ’s first 100% electric car with my Mitsubishi Miev. It cost $67,000 as compared to the petrol equivalent of $27,000.

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The price difference has come down but it is still significant. We need to be upfront about these costs.

We also need to be careful of unintended consequences. The Tiwai Point aluminium smelter uses renewable hydroelectricity. Most smelters in the world are powered by burning coal. If we impose major climate change costs on it that forces its closure, the aluminium will be made elsewhere. We would increase global emissions and put 1,000 Southlanders out of work.

We need to be equally careful with our farmers. New Zealand has only 1% of the world’s cows and 2% of the world’s sheep. Our farmers are

the most efficient with lower emissions. It would be unfair for us to impose on them climate change costs that none of their global competitors face. It would just move food production to other countries.

New Zealand emits 0.2% of the world’s greenhouse gases. We cannot solve this problem alone. That is why National put so much effort internationally into helping secure the Paris Agreement in 2016 to limit temperature increases to 1.5°C. We need to meet our commitment to cut emissions by 30% by 2030. This new cross party Act is an important step forward in achieving this.

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Much loved husband and friend of Frances for 48 years, father of Angus and Damian, and treasured grandfather of Elvie, Alexander, Moses, and Delta.

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