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Nelson police want to reassure the public that they are safe after schools and businesses went into lock down and Bateup Rd was closed while armed police descended on a Collins Rd property in the second Armed Offenders call-out in Richmond in the last month.

The latest call-out followed an incident at Sun City Motors at Three Brothers Corner just after 10am last Thursday when a 35-year-old man allegedly threatened another man with a shotgun. Armed police arrested the alleged offender after a nine-hour search that involved over 40 police officers.

It was the second armed response in Richmond in the last month after police searched for a man at a Stratford St property on May 5 following a robbery in Collins Rd. Armed police were also present when police descended on a Bateup Rd property to execute a search warrant on March 10.

Nelson Bays Area commander Mat Arnold-Kelly concedes

that two armed responses in the last month is unusual but stresses that police are “thoroughly trained” to use firearms and only employ them “if they deem the risk needs it”. He says the safety of the public and their officers is always paramount whenever there is an incident involving firearms.

Although Mat says police have “historically been reluctant to arm themselves, all constabulary members who work in response have access to firearms”. He also says police have gradually been increasing the number of firearms, tasers and ballistics vests available to staff and are using them “more and more” in response to the risk associated with increased gang activity.

“Certainly, with the increase in gang activity and methamphetamine, which is closely linked with gangs, we are coming across more firearms.

But that’s not just in Nelson Bays - that’s a national issue, it’s just representative of what’s happening nationally.”

Matt says he wants to reassure

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Waimea Old Boys Under-7 Red player Arlo Maxwell makes a break up field during their game at Jubilee Park on Saturday. All of the club’s teams were playing at Jubilee Park as part of their Club Day. For more photos and stories see page 25. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

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“Yes, it’s definitely less safe.

Burglaries and robberies are increasing in Richmond. I never leave my house unlocked even when I’m home.”

“No, I still find it quite safe.

I was very pleased to see two policemen walking around Richmond Mall the other day.

I hope that means that there are more police in Richmond.”

“I only just moved here from Australia six weeks ago, but talking to family and friends it’s apparently getting a lot worse than it has been.”

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“I still feel fairly safe, but I’d like to see more police out and about in Richmond, particularly at night time.”

FROM PAGE 1 the public that police are “aware of the issues and that the public are safe” whenever firearms are employed.

Mat says last week’s operation “lasted all day and the officers did a fantastic job.” He wouldn’t comment on the fact that the last three AOS call-outs in Richmond were all centred around Bateup and Collins Rd. A 35-year-old man appeared in the Nelson District Court on firearms charges last Friday and was remanded in custody. The owner of Sun City Motors Basil Armed police wait outside a Collins Rd property during last Thursday’s Armed Offenders alert around Jones refused to comment on the incident.

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The upgrade, which started on February 7, is designed to increase the capacity of stormwater pipes and direct water away from buildings on Queen St to prevent flooding.

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“We have obviously revised the timetable but we are on track now,” engineer’s representative for the project, Don Young, says. “A lot went wrong for us on the first stage but we have got over our major issues on site and, from next week, they can get the big machinery in and things will move quickly. “A new crew will be coming in and levelling it off and compacting it and coming through with the roading trucks. One of the next steps will be starting the curbing and once they start that you’ll

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A Richmond company is engineering its own solution to a shortage of skilled staff by doubling the number of apprentices and employing a training coordinator so that it can continue to meet the demand for its services.

Trinder Engineering, which also owns Hope-based Waimea Engineering, has just taken on seven new apprentices with another three to be employed in the next few months. That will bring their number of apprentices up to 19, double the number the two businesses usually employ, and increase their staff to around 95.

Trinder managing director Kerry Hill says they needed to stepup their training programme to “meet our current and future growth needs while maintaining our reputation for quality engineering”. Kerry says they decided to “engineer our own solution” to the staff shortage because there is “a real lack of skilled applicants in the market”.

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“Other people’s businesses are growing, so we have to grow to support them,” he says.

Kerry says they are pleased with the quality of their latest intake of apprentices who will spend four years and 8000 hours training as fitter turners and fitter welders.

“Young people get a bad rap at times but we are very pleased with the high calibre of the young people who have joined our work sites recently. We look forward to providing them with a safe and rewarding career and a good future in engineering.”

The two companies have also employed Gordon Laird as a full-time training coordinator as part of the initiative. Gordon’s brief is to “oversee junior staff and provide ongoing trade and safety training to all of our team”.

“Gordon is adding a lot of value to our training programmes with his strong engineering background and many years as a training provider,” Kerry says.

One of Trinder’s new apprentices, Dan Rusbatch, says he has always wanted to become a qualified engineer and jumped at the chance to do an apprenticeship at Trinder.

“I’d been working in engineering as a labourer for five years but wanted to get a trade,” Dan says. “The company I worked for didn’t have any apprenticeships going, so when I got the opportunity to do one here I took it.”

Trinder Engineering and Waimea Engineers are also fully supporting the new Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology’s managed apprenticeship programme this year. Kerry says that’s providing more opportunities to “tailor the training to suit our business and local industry needs”.

“The management team at NMIT have been very good to work with and share the same commitment to training as we do,” he says.

NMIT’s engineering apprenticeship coordinator Jeremy Classen says they started the general engineering programme last year and are delighted that Trinder has come on board.

“Trinder has a great name and really leads the way in training apprentices, so we are thrilled they have given us a vote of confidence,” Jeremy says.

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Nelson adventurers feature in award winning NZ film Simon Bloomberg Two well-known Nelson mountainbikers are now movie stars after featuring in an awardwinning film about an epic rafting and biking adventure from St Arnaud to Kaikoura.

Photographer Grant Stirling and mountainbike park designer Damian Stones joined former Nelson adventurer Deane Parker, Christchurch film director Simon Waterhouse and raft guide Samuel Jones on the six-day journey in February this year. Damian produced a short film about their adventure titled Waiau-toa Odyssey, which last week won the Hiddleston MacQueen award for best New Zealand-made film at the New Zealand Mountain Film Festival.

Grant says they started in St Arnaud and mountainbiked wilderness tracks and packrafted down white water rivers to Kekerengu, just north of Kaikoura. They carried small oneperson packrafts, life jackets and paddles on the handlebars of their bikes allowing them to complete the 300km journey without support.

“All of us have done mega-trips before but this was very different from anything I’ve done,” Grant says. “The independence part of it made it unique, especially with the combination of biking and white-water rafting.

“It was a real effort but we had an amazing journey. It’s something that will be with us for years.” Grant says the mountainbiking and scenery were amazing but the highlight of the Odyssey was shooting big white water rapids in the packrafts. A self-confessed “poor kayaker”, Grant says paddling grade three-plus rapids in a small raft loaded up with a mountainbike and camera equipment was “a little bit puckering”.

“There was a very real possibility of losing a boat and bike, but we got guidance from Deane and Sam and got through without any problems - it was a real adrenalin charge.”

Damian, who has designed pump tracks and bike skills parks in Ngatimoti, Murchison and Tasman, and for Auckland Point School, says the adventure was “about taking his bike to places which would otherwise be hard to access”. The new packrafting and bike-packing gear “gave us all the tools we needed to get to places and explore terrain that hadn’t been ridden before,” he says.

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Thieves hit construction site in Richmond Thieves cut through “several padlocks” to break into a storage container and steal “up to $20,000” worth of tools from a construction site on Salisbury Rd over the weekend.

Senior sergeant Blair Hall says

the tools belonged to builders working for Gibbons Construction on the new Days Plumbing site next to The Car Company on Salisbury Rd. They were stolen sometime between Friday night and Monday morning.

Police are still compiling a list of the tools that were stolen but items included “builder’s tools” like battery drills and skill saws.

Blair says that a vehicle was almost certainly used in the burgla-

ry because of the quantity of tools stolen and he asked anyone who saw anything suspicious outside the site to contact police.

A police forensic team has examined the site to collect evidence, he says.

“This wasn’t an opportunist theft.

They certainly would have used a vehicle to transport the stolen property and put a bit of planning into it.”

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theft of tools from a logging site off Kerr Hill Rd near Top House over the weekend. MJ Fraser Logging reported that tools and other items were stolen from the site between Friday afternoon and Saturday morning.

Anyone with information that could assist police with either of their investigations can contact Nelson police on 546 3840 or phone Crime Stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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Four Square owners say goodbye Jessie Johnston

Saying farewell to a community like Wakefield was certainly tough for former Wakefield Four Square owners Stuart and Jacqui Hore, however, the pair are also excited to be moving on to their next business challenge in Waimate.

Stuart and Jacqui owned and operated the Wakefield Four Square for around 10 years before selling it to new owners who officially took over on Monday.

“We’ve purchased a New World supermarket in Waimate, which is a community that is quite close to where Jacqui and I were born and grew up in Oamaru,” Stuart says. “It’s a community that, the more we find out about it, is very special and very similar to Wakefield - it’s just on a larger scale.

“It’s an opportunity for our own personal development and to look at doing what we’ve done but on a much bigger scale. That’s the challenge for us, even though it’s so sad to say goodbye to Wakefield.”

Stuart has always worked in the industry, but on the other side of the fence, supplying supermarkets. They decided to take the plunge and purchase their own store and were keen to be involved with Foodstuffs South Island, a Four Square at the top of their list.

“Back then there were about 84 Four Squares in the South Island and we had about 10 located in different communities that we would have been

quite happy to look at purchasing if the opportunity came up, and we were able to secure the store in Wakefield,” says Stuart.

Community support and their staff have always been high on the list of things Stuart and Jacqui have loved about living and working in Wakefield.

“It’s all about supporting the people that support you, at the end of the day the store has grown immensely in the last

10 years and if we didn’t have a supportive community then we wouldn’t have been able to do that,” says Jacqui.

Giving back to the community has always been possible thanks to their participation in the Foodstuffs Community Trust, which has helped the local knitting group, the skatepark, Wakefield School, the football club and many more over the years.

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host to the Four Square television advertisement a few years ago. “To actually bring in some of the community customers that we’ve had, as actors within those commercials, was just fantastic,” says Stuart.

The Wakefield community gathered at the fire station last Thursday to wish Stuart and Jacqui well, as well as meet the new Four Square owners, Phil and Ruth Bell.

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Dam costs to be discussed Tasman district ratepayers and Waimea Plains irrigators will have to pay more to get the proposed Waimea Dam project “across the line” after operational costs were underestimated by more than $600,000.

Council had previously estimated that annual operational costs for the $82million dam would be around $700,000 but council announced on Monday that, after “more complex analysis”, the annual operating cost is now estimated to be in the order of $1.3 to $1.4million. Chief financial officer Mike Drummond says the biggest drivers of the increase are increases in material damage insurance of $365,000, public liability insurance ($100,000) and council rates ($215,000).

Council will be considering its funding contribution to the dam at a meeting on Wednesday.

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Three days later, three people were lucky to only suffer minor injuries after their car crashed down a 10m bank near the intersection of Aniseed Valley Rd and Serpentine River Rd. Police, fire and ambulance attended the crash at around 5pm.

Coastguard burgled Thousands of dollars of life -saving equipment was stolen from the Nelson Coastguard’s rescue boat after burglars cut through a padlock on the rescue boat’s hatch last week. The boat, which was moored in the Nelson Marina, was hit by burglars sometime between Tuesday night and Saturday morning. Spotlights, flares, night vision goggles, a VHF radio and a personal locator beacon were stolen in burglary.

Airport terminal makeover starts Tasman district mayor Richard Kempthorne joined his Nelson counterpart Rachel Reese and Nelson Airport chair Paul Steere in an official ceremony to mark the start of the $32 million Nelson Airport terminal redevelopment on Monday. National construction company Naylor Love was awarded the contract last month and will work with Fulton Hogan and local company Gibbons Construction on the build. The new terminal building will feature more seating, lounges, toilets and retail spaces. The project is expected to take just under two years to be completed.

Two crashes in Aniseed Valley Wintery driving conditions with ice and grit on the roads may have been factors in two separate car crashes in Aniseed Valley last week. A driver was uninjured when her car left the road and crashed through a fence and flax bushes near White Gate Reserve

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War heroes ‘deserve more’ Charles Anderson

were previously entitled to a subsidised military plaque, are now deGrace Lane was born at the twilight nied that entitlement. of WWI and went on to serve the The new Veterans’ Support Act Allied cause in WWII as a member says that the law should work to of the Royal Air Force. She was de- benefit those who served explicitly ployed to Egypt as part of the Mid- at the direction of the New Zeadle East Force and was a member of land government. Commonwealth the London Fire Brigade during the veterans, despite serving as part of Battle of Britain. the Allied cause in WWII, do not She put her life on the line and fit this description. The cost of the served her country. But she met a plaque, which is about $500, now Kiwi soldier in England and, after has to be met by the veteran’s famthe war, moved ily or estate. to New Zealand “My mother was with him when a proud member she was 30 years of the RSA and old. She lived in this has taken all Nelson for her that away,” says remaining years.

Christine. “She Until she was 96, would have been she was an active really upset. I member of the think she earned Returned Servicit.” es Association.

But her story is “It meant a lot not unique. Earto her, serving,” lier this month, says her daughWaimea Weekly ter Christine told the story Paris. “She had Christine Paris with a photo of Londonbeen through a of her mother Grace Lane who born war hero served for the Allied cause during John Beeching, lot.”

So there was no WWII but was denied a military who was set to doubt that when plaque on her grave because she miss out on the she died Grace was a member of the Common- plaque reserved would be buried wealth. Photo: Charles Anderson. for veterans, in the Marsden Valley Cemetery - away before the change, the cost to alongside others who had served in his bronze plaque would have been the military. covered.

But when Christine went to apply “These vets fought for our freefor an official military plaque that dom,” says local RSA president would outline her mother’s service, Barry Pont. “We shouldn’t even be she was denied. talking about it.”

“I went through all the paperwork He says the law change slipped unand hadn’t heard anything. So I der the radar of the RSA and if they called them up. The woman on the had known about it they would phone said ‘I’m sorry to tell you have lobbied against it. this but the Government has pulled Barry says he had about 15 such the plug’.” veterans in the Nelson RSA and Due to recent legislation, which thought there would be hundreds came into effect on July 1, 2016, around the country who were afCommonwealth veterans, who fected.

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Around 25 ladies from Nelson and Tasman came together last weekend at Saxton Oval Pavilion for a two-day self-defence workshop, organised by Nelson Newcomers Network volunteer, Mary Somervell.

“I talked to my manager and we decided that it was a good idea,” says Mary. “Part of the reason why I had thought of it is I was working as a health interviewer for the Ministry of Health, so I was visiting people in their homes and quite often I would be in situations that I was not prepared for.

“I had also come across women who I thought were living in very vulnerable situations, so I’ve always thought that it’s good for us to be empowered and to be able to defend and protect ourselves.”

The two-day course covered a number of defence techniques for situations including slaps, punches and grabs, headlocks, wrist grabs and how to use hands, legs, knees and elbows as tools for defence.

“I think it’s been really good, actually, I’d like to do more of it just to keep it really fresh in my mind,” ays Richmond participant, Winnie Manning.

“It was probably a bit more emotional and scary than I thought it would be, because it’s not just the physical side, but we’ve been asked to shout at each other and really imitate an attack, so it’ really quite full on.”

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Hitting close to home Judene Edgar Making social connections is a key focus for Age Concern Nelson Tasman for Elder Abuse Awareness Week this year, which starts on Thursday, as part of their ongoing commitment to preventing elder abuse and neglect.

Age Concern is a charitable organisation dedicated to improving the quality of life and well-being of older people across Nelson and Tasman.

Elder abuse and neglect prevention advisor, Mal Drummond, says that preventing isolation and helping older people to develop their own social connections has been found to help prevent abuse and provides a supportive network for older people who may have experienced abuse.

“Isolation and loneliness gives abusers an opportunity to take advantage of a vulnerable person”, says Mal. He recently supported an older gentleman who had been financially abused by a friend, and despite knowing that he was being taken advantage of, he told Mal that “having a bad friend was better than having no

friend at all”. is that it’s very difficult This years’ theme for Elder for them to recover, both Abuse Awareness Week is financially and emotion‘Elder Abuse Hits Close to ally”, says Mal. This can Home’. It recognises the impact on their ability to shocking fact that thou- afford ongoing care and sands of New Zealanders housing. are physically, mentally, Age Concern are hostfinancially and ing a free mornpsychologiing tea with cally abused by enter tainment their own family from the awardmembers each winning baryear. bershop chorus But this is just ‘Men in Accord’ the tip of the iceat the Senior berg according Citizens Rooms to Mal, as only on Oxford St, 16 per cent of Mal Drummond Richmond, on elder abuse is acWednesday from tually reported. Age Con- 10am. All participants are cern statistics show that encouraged to wear purover 75 per cent of alleged ple to help raise awareness abusers are family mem- of elder abuse. bers, typically adult chil- Nelson Tasman Age Condren or grandchildren, cern manager Sue Tilby and that the abusers are says that while their activjust as likely to be female ities may be ‘a little bit low as male. key’ this year, their focus “We know it happens in on elder abuse isn’t. “We’ll our communities and we be marking this as we do want it to stop”, says Mal. every year to show our on“Older people can find going commitment to prethemselves in a vulnerable venting abuse and neglect. situation quite suddenly Social connections are a through no fault of their hugely important part of own. We deal with around our well-being”, says Sue. 100 cases of abuse every Elder Abuse Awareness year, unfortunately.”

Week runs from June 15 “A big thing I’ve also found to 22. For information or with older people who are support contact Mal on 03 victims of financial abuse 544 7624.

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Shoe Clinic donated 12 pairs of shoes to the trust, who will auction them off at their next fund-raiser. If you would like to donate to this local cause, which provides children’s shoes to families in need, please visit www.walkwithus.co.nz or call Jenny on 027 544 9730.

Amy helping to make the perfect mentor match, Wednesday, June 7: Big Brothers Big Sisters has been contacted by a member of the public interested in becoming a mentor within the organisation, although they are still keen for more volunteers. Anyone who is interested in becoming a mentor can go to the website bigbrothersbigsistersnelson.org. nz or contact Chelsea Routhan on 545 9864.

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Nelson Tasman Civil Defence emergency management officer Michelle Griffiths and intern Kelsey McLean delivered that message to Waimea Village residents last Friday. They also donated bags to each home in the village containing a ‘What to do’ booklet, a guide to emergency planning, key contact numbers and a checklist of items to have ready for an emergency.

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we spend a lot of time working with local communities training them, and helping them to identify local hazards, key resources, civil defence leadership, welfare centres, emergency communications and sources of public information,” Michelle says. “We’re keen to hear from the community, to hear what their needs are, because everyone’s needs are different.”

Michelle says the Waimea Village committee are a great example of residents taking a proactive approach. A former Search and Rescue volunteer, committee secretary John Hewison says that it is important to ensure every resident in the 172-home village is prepared.

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While the local Civil Defence team only has two full-time staff, Michelle is keen to note that they are not in it alone.

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Nelson painting company Total Decorating cleaned up at the national Master Painter awards in Auckland earlier this month winning eight gold medals.

The ten-strong team at Total Decorating won medals across the board for exterior painting on a house, interior painting in new houses, interior painting in renovated homes and wallpapering.

Owner Aaron Mallinson says the number of gold medals they won was a shock.

“I wasn’t even going to go to the awards but I got a phone call suggesting it would be in my interest to do so. So I thought we might be in the hunt for one, I was shocked that we won so many.”

He says the win was validation for what has been a few years of hard work. “The team we have here now are great and that’s the reason.

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Aaron says the Master Painter awards told him there was only one other medal ever given to a Nelson company before this year. “That highlights how special this is, I think. It’s great for Nelson to be doing so well at these kind of awards.”

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Aaron says it shows that when it comes to the higher end of the market, Total Decorating are one of the best in town to make the most out of top architecturally-designed homes.

“The award I was really happy with was the wall coverings one and that was one of our guys Richard Crompton.

Years ago I was his apprentice and he’s outstanding at his job, so that was really nice to get for him. But our work across the board is of a very high standard.”

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Ross’ silent progression SportS at Richmond Athletic Jacob Page Ross Sloan admits playing football can be a peaceful experience.

The talented midfielder, who is playing division two football for Richmond Athletic is deaf, but despite the limitation is impressing everyone at the club with the quality of his play.

Ross wears a cochlear implant to be able to hear what is going on around him each day, but takes it off for football because of the risk of it being damaged.

The Scottish-born player says after being diagnosed as deaf at 18 months old, he started playing football at age five, as a way to make friends.

“The doctors advised my parents that I should be doing more to be sociable, so instead of being stuck indoors I gave football a try.

“I can either be the most peaceful guy on the field or the most vocal.

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me on the field and I’m always looking for a player in support.” Ross says football means a lot to his life.

“Football has given me the chance to be myself and without it I wouldn’t have the social life that I do have.

Ross works in civil construction and is in New Zealand on a one-year visa.

The 23 year old says he’s loving playing with his Richmond division two team but has the goal of paying division one football by the end of 2017.

He says he is open to staying in New Zealand but that it depends on his work.

“I have the goal of playing first team football for the last couple of games of the season but I’m lacking a bit of fitness and awareness around the field to make that jump.

Richmond first team co-coach Steve Clark and star striker Ben Harris have been impressed with Ross’ progression since joining the club which suggests he is on the right track to making his dream a reality.

Chatham Cup Nelson Surburbs have drawn fellow Mainland Premier League team Coastal Spirit in Nelson in the third round of the Chatham Cup. The game will be played on the weekend of June 24-25.

Netball Nelson Netball and the Trafalgar Centre will host the first ever Super Club netball competition this July.

The event will run from July 2 to 7 and will feature eight teams from Europe, Africa, the Americas and Oceania.

The top three teams from the ANZ Premiership will qualify for the tournament.

Football A 10-man Nelson Suburbs team beat Nomads 4-1 in their Mainland Premier League match at Saxton Field on Sunday.

The win keeps their faint title aspirations alive.

Richmond Athletic division two footballer Ross Sloan is legally deaf but still pushing for first team honours this season. Photo: Jacob Page.

Rugby Nelson retained the Moascar Cup with a 2210 win over Rangiora High School in their UC Championship rugby match at Nelson College on Saturday.

Waimea Combined lost to Marlborough Boys’ College 23-22 in Blenheim.

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The club has had to fund-raise for the project with no council funds used to get the inside of the building completed.

“There’s been more than 2000 man hours from volunteers and a lot of businesses around the region have been very generous,” club president Alan Gibbs says.

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While many sports have come easy to the talented teen, it hasn’t always been a top outcome.

Aston’s burst appendix went undiagnosed in November 2015 which had him in a serious condition in hospital.

He’s playing Nelson Under-17 basketball and went away with the Garin 7s team to the Condor National

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Phill Jones ‘humbled’ with No.13 retirement Jacob Page Phill Jones looked up at his newly-retired No. 13 Nelson Giants singlet and said there would be no more come backs.

The face of the Giants franchise confirmed that, despite coming out of retirement three years ago and even filling in when import Kyle Adnam was injured for a couple of games in 2017, his singlet would not see active competition again.

The retirement of his and former player-coach and owner Nenad Vucinic’s No. 4 means no player will ever wear those numbers for the Nelson Giants again.

“It’s pretty humbling to be recognised in that regard,” Phill says.

“When you think about guys who have had their numbers retired, maybe not in the NBL but in other sports, who have contributed to other sports organisations around the world, it

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Phill played an extra 39 games for the Giants after announcing his first retirement three years ago. From 1993 to 2017 he played 398 games for the Giants to go with 10 games with Otago in 1999.

He won NBL titles 1994 and 1998 and played in Finland, Greece, Italy and Australia. He played for the Tall Blacks in two Olympic campaigns and three World Championships between 1994 and 2010.

Nenad played for the Giants between 1990 and 2000 amassing 227 games, including five seasons as a player-coach. He coached 237 games and won the NBL title as a player in 1994, a player-coach in 1998 and a coach in 2007.

Finn Delany was named Giants MVP for 2017, while Aussie import Kyle Adnam was named the Supporters MVP.

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Waimea College 10A Netball Waimea College’s 10A netball team is excited to be competing in the Junior South Island Secondary Schools (SISS) tournament, in Christchurch, from July 9 to July 13 this year.

The junior SISS tournament for years nine and ten has been held in Christchurch for the past 19 years and has become an important pathway for players, coaches and umpires when it comes to developing their skills and abilities.

The Waimea College team has only one new face this year, Sofia Sampson, who brings to the team her calmness and persistence in the mid court. Otherwise the team is untouched from 2016 The Waimea College 10A netball team are feeling confident as they prepare for where they won the local the Junior South Island Secondary Schools tournament, in Christchurch, from competition in the collegiate 1 grade.

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Waimea 10A have had a bumpy start after the unfortunate resignation of the team coach to other work commitments, however team manager Karla Thurlow has stepped in to lead this group of talented girls, supported by team manager Melanie Neve.

Captain Chelsea MoffittNeve and vice-captain Kari Brown lead this team on the court and with Chelsea playing mid court/defence and Kari playing defence, they ensure that the team is united. The girls’ vocal presence and encouragement can be heard throughout the court.

Shooters Talia Gray, Milly Thurlow and Aimee Berkett work together closely to outwit and out run the opposition. Their shooting stats, sharp eyes and quick hands

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Defence players are quick to think and react and Kari Brown, Taylor Suckling and Lara Goulding make up a hard-working defensive circle. Their never give up attitude, long reaches and ability to read the play make them a tough line to push through.

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WOB suffer from Tasman Trophy rugby hangover Jacob Page

Not even Mark Milne was too harsh on his players after their 28-21 defeat to Marist in the Nelson Bays division one rugby competition at Jubilee Park on Saturday.

Simply put, the team could not find the intensity level needed after a 100-minute grind in the Tasman Trophy final just five days earlier.

Waimea Old Boys No 8 Jeff Lepa was instrumental in the Tasman Trophy final and he Waimea were down 21-0 anything even scored a try which got his team back into the game against Marist, even though they before looked like clicking. ended up losing 28-21 at Jubilee Park on Saturday. Photo: Jacob Page.

“We had no intensity, which is completely understandable after the performance in the final.

“Having said that, we can’t take anything away from Marist, and what they did, because they saw an opportunity and played bloody well and they deserved to win.”

Waimea looked set to mount a second half comeback, thanks to a dominant scrum.

A penalty try from an attacking scrum and then a try each to first five Eli

Kneepkens and No 8 Jeff Lepa got them within striking distance but even coach Milne admitted the better team won, and his side was fortunate to earn a bonus point.

The table is now congested with teams looking to claim top spot and home advantage for the semi-finals.

It doesn’t get any easier for Waimea Old Boys as they travel to take on Nelson at Neale Park this Saturday.

Nelson beat Waimea Old Boys by one point in their first meeting of 2017.

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Community Notices APPLE MAC UsEr GroUP June meeting is Wed 21, 7pm. An interest group for Apple computing/Apple devices. PH John 5473408.

HEArT HELP sToKE support meeting on Saturday 17 June at the Honest Lawyer Pub 10.30am for a coffee & a chat.

We can give you support for any Heart related procedure. This weeks Guest speaker will talk on food labels & making healthy choices. Ph: Alan Parker 027 618 3050.

BABY GEAr sALE Nelson District Parents Centre Baby Gear Sale 12 Aug 9am-12.30pm Masonic Lodge, Nile St. $2 entry. Second-hand & new baby & children’s gear & much more! Book a table for $25 & sell your gear – NDPC. EVENTS@GMAIL.COM. NELsoN BoTANICAL soCIETY. Field Trip Sun 18 June. Maitai Caves. Meet Cathedral steps 9am or Maitai Dam carpark. Register: Elaine by Friday 16th. 021 256 9073 or elaine3jems@ gmail.com. Talk. A Region Redesigned.

South Marlborough flora response to Kaikoura earthquake. Jan ClaytonGreene(DOC) 7.30 Mon 19 June. Jaycee rooms Founders Park.

BrIGHTwATEr sCHooL wINTEr GALA JOIN US for the & Silent Auction, Sunday 2nd July at the school grounds.

Featuring a great variety of stalls & lots of entertainment for all ages. Cake Stall, Kids Stalls, Entertainment & Activities, Clothing & Book Stalls, Plants & Garden Art, Farm Shop & more. sToKE TAHUNANUI MENs CLUB welcomes new members. Join us for fun, friendship & fellowship.Our activities include a regular monthly meeting with guest speaker, 3rd Tuesday of every month, walks, trips away, business visits, petanque, cycling & musical

appreciation. contact Ian 5479951 sPIrITUAL wIsdoM oN LIfE AfTEr dEATH. Explore the eternal nature of you! Gain new perspectives on seeing heaven before you die & meeting with departed loved ones. Donation $5. Presented by Eckankar. Sun 25 June 4:005.30pm. Ph Lyndy 0211567914 rICHMoNd wELCoME GroUP. New here? Have a cuppa, meet new friends, ask questions. All welcome. 10am, first & third Thursday each month (next mtg: 15 June) at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Road.

Mike & Milli 544 7906 frEsH foCUs Lucinda Blakely-Jimson speaking about“Nelson Museum: a vision for the Future” on Mon 19 June, 10 to 11 am, at Elim Hall 625 Main Road Stoke. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. Info 539-1108.

NELsoN TrAMPING CLUB invites you, June 18, Wainui Hut, Abel Tasman, medium, ph: Sue 544 9599. Details www. nelsontrampingclub.org.nz NUrTUrE@HoME Free Info Session: If you or someone you know, are keen to know more about caring for preschool children at home, join us at our Playgroup on Thursday 15th June 10am at Hope Community Church, Ranzau Rd West, Hope. Cuppa & Cake provided.

Call Heather 0275380606 sToP THE droP March Miller’s Acre (bottom of trafalgar) 11am sat 17 june. our land our water our city. get informed. *no brodifacoum poison over the brook sanctuary & head waters *we want clean water & toxic free environments. we want local safety oversightcome have a voice & hear facts frEE CoUrsEs Small business course starts August & Computer Savvy starts July. 1. How to run a successful business Wed in 36 weeks, info session Wed 5 July 6pm. 2. Find all your need to know for of-

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fice computer literacy on Mon & Tues 18 week, info sessions Wed 21 June 6pm.

Register for both courses at www.barbicantc.com or call 03-547 6138.

PErsoNAL sAfETY sKILLs: Friday, 16 June 12.30-2.30pm. at Nelson Women’s Centre: Self Defence course for women; gain practical, empowering & transferable personal safety skills to enhance living & working relationships; $5.

NELsoN sAVAGE CLUB VArIETY sHow WEDS JUNE 14 7.30 pm at Stoke Primary School. Entry: $3. Raffles, supper. All welcome. Contact PH: Anne : 547-2660 Philipa: 547-7022.

NELsoN PHILATELIC soCIETY: Next meeting 11th June, Sunday afternoon, 1:45pm, at Stoke school. Come along philatelists & stamp collectors & share your interests. Ph 5471140.

TAPAwErA ArEA sCHooL 75TH rEUNIoNs 29/30 Sept. ‘17. Programme: Photos, 3 early Schools Bus trips with speakers, netball/touch sports tournie, Speakers on BGAC, Forestry, Wadsworth’s. Meal & Dance. Early registrations closes 30th June. Late fee till 30th July. tas75@tapawera.school.nz Facebook. Post TAS 75th, RD2 Wakefield 7096 ph 5224337 Barbara.

CANCEr soCIETY sUPPorT: Survivors & Thrivers. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet others in a friendly atmosphere. Ph: 539 1137 .

Mindfulness & relaxation Tues. 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137. Breast Cancer support Group, Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy St, if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz. Therapeutic Yoga starts in May on Thurs. 5.15

to 6.45pm runs for 6 weeks. Ph: Cancer Society 539 1137 Gold coin donation. Prostate Cancer support Group meet 1st Thursday of month BRd. green House 1.30 -3.30pm contact Bill Ph: 544 8635. Living well Through Cancer workshops Starts 21 June 7pm. Gold coin donation. Register 539 1137, info@ cancernelson.org.nz fosTEr CArEr TrAINING for Oranga Tamariki will be held on the 4 July, 9 am to 4 pm, & the 25 July, 6 to 9 pm. If you are interested please contact Vickie Sime on 989 4200.

AMNEsTY INTErNATIoNAL stall in Nelson Market, Sat 24 June. Note: 20 June is World Refugee Day. Support human rights efforts. Letters available to sign. Stop by for a chat. Mat 021 563021 PEArL CrEEK PLANTING Sat. 17 June 9am. 800 plants for northern area, also easy job of making & placing the plant protectors. Wet or fine. See signage at the end of Cotterell Rd in Appleby. Contact Jo, ph 544 9666. email robjokay@ xtra.co.nz wAIMEA MUsIC CLUB meet 18 June in church hall Florence St Richmond at 1.15 p m Contact Pres Jim Carrick Ph 544 9446 VoLUNTEEr NELsoN: Have you ever thought of becoming a volunteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice?

Ck our website Volunteer Nelson needs buddy volunteers who are able to work alongside volunteer who lives with a disability. Belinda 03 546 7681 Belinda@ volunteernelson.org.nz wAVErLEY sTrEET KINdErGArTEN QUIz NIGHT fUNdrAIsEr Monday 26 June 6.30pm at The Speights Ale House. Teams of 6-8 people, tickets $10pp. Individuals welcome! Auctions,

Raffles & Spot Prizes. Contact Vanessa 027 444 6976 forEsT & BIrd Annette Walkers talks “Walk through the career of a global entomologist”. Including years at London’s Natural History Museum. All welcome. Wed 14 June, 7.30 Tahunanui School, Muritai St. Julie 5450989

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NELsoN CAMErA CLUB meet 2nd & 4th Mondays 7.30 pm Netball Pavilion, upstairs Saxton Rd, Stoke. All photographers welcome, beginners to experienced. 021 2360 847. www.nelsoncameraclub.co.nz ALCoHoLICs ANoNYMoUs is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? want to stop drinking but cant? maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757 rICHMoNd CrEATIVE fIBrE - meet at Birch Hall, Richmond Showgrounds the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays each month 9.30am, for Spinning, Knitting, Felting & Weaving. Margaret (03) 986 0079.

ToAsTMAsTErs Improve your social confidence by learning the art & skills of public speaking. There are 4 Toastmasters Clubs in Nelson & Motueka. For info contact June 022-018-0853 ENGLIsH CoNVErsATIoN GroUP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6pm in Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile St. Informal onversation, tea,coffee. Rachael Ph 02102686970. sING HU, A love song to God, to help you experience divine love & inner peace. Wednesday 5 30 to 6 00 44c Bronte st. Lyndy 4581450 or 0211567914.

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Tongan church meets on the hill If you have enjoyed beautiful singing coming from Church on the Hill on a Sunday afternoon, you can thank our Tongan brothers and sisters.

Every second and third Sunday in the month, the Free Church of Tonga meets in Richmond under the leadership of Pastor Sam Vailea and his wife.

The couple have been part of the Free Church of Tonga in Nelson for the past 20 years and set up the Richmond church one and half years ago. They now have twenty-four people from five families attending the Richmond services.

“We feel very lucky to be part of this community. We thank God that maybe this is the plan he gave to us to move to Richmond,” says Pastor Vailea.

The church also has vegetable workers attend who come to the region every year for seven months to work in the market gardens. “They stay with one of our church families on the farm,” he says. The rest of the church congregation are locals.

Anyone can join them for their services. “Please feel free, you are very welcome to join with us. Come to enjoy the beautiful singing and our service,” he says.

The other Sundays in the month, the Richmond church joins with those in Nelson at the YMCA hall in Vanguard Street. But the Richmond church is here to stay. ‘We feel very comfortable here and feel part of the community God has given us in Richmond.”

What’s on For more details, ring the office 544-8844

Lunch on the Hill Tuesday 20 June Tuesday 6 June Church on the Hill hall Come for a cuppa at 11.30 am or midday for the meal.

Food and friendship for body, soul and spirit.

Koha welcome

St Albans, Appleby Services Sunday 25 June 10.30 am Sunday 9 July 10.30 am

Older Youth, Going deeper Sunday 25 June Sunday 9 July 5–7 pm Church on the Hill hall Bring your questions and we’ll talk Pizza provided

Men’s Forum Monday 26 June 7–9 pm Topical non religious discussion

Afternoon Women’s Fellowship Wednesday 28 June 1.30pm Church on the Hill hall

Friends ‘n’ Fun midwinter disco Friday 7 July 5–7 pm Church on the Hill hall Bring along tea for your own disco preschoolers and dessert to share

Kidz Church Every Sunday 10.45 am Church on the Hill

Getting ready for another Sunday service: Siosiana Vailea, Samisoni Vailea (pastor), Samuela Laloni, Sosifa Lama, Jennifer Laloni , & Tevita Laloni, of the Free Church of Tonga

A small trust but a big heart St Andrews Family Trust had its beginnings in 1887 when a group of people saw the need to support orphaned or needy children of new settlers.

Subscriptions were raised and the Trust was started.

Initially many of the children were placed in what we would now term foster care. As the need grew family homes were set up. The name of the Trust has changed at times but the overall purpose has not. The purpose is to help and support children and families in a non judgemental, caring way showing active Christian love.

In the 1960s a purpose built home was built in Cautley Street in Richmond and this became the family home that has seen many children pass through. Some children lived there for many years, others only briefly. This home has now been sold and the capital invested to provide funding for projects which meet the aims and purposes of the Trust.

More information can be found at nelsonanglican.org.nz/standrews-trust — Vicky Stocker, Trust Chair

Opinions shared amongst friends The Men’s Forum discusses topical, non-religious subjects.

discussion took place and we still parted company as friends.

In March the topic was superannuation. With the Government having announced that the age of eligibility will rise from 65 to 67 in time, questions arise; Statistically women live six years longer than men. Should they receive super six years later than men? Mãori have a shorter lifespan than Pakeha.

Should they receive super earlier? Should there be a difference in eligibility between manual workers and say accountants or schoolteachers? Not surprisingly, no consensus was reached but a very wide

In April the topic was, where is the balance between farming and clean waterways? In May the discussion was on should 16 year olds be able to vote in general elections in New Zealand?

If you would like to come and share your opinions, this men’s group meets on the last Monday evening of the month - ring the office for more information.

Every Sunday 9 am prayer book service, 10.45 am informal service Wednesday 10 am communion service

Church Open for Prayer Mondays 9 am – 2 pm Church on the Hill

Friends ‘n’ Fun Mondays and Thursdays 9.30 am -12 pm Preschool playgroup for tots and parents, includes 30 minutes of music and movement.

(During school terms)

Tea and Talk Wednesdays 10–11.30 am Richmond Seniors Hall 62 Oxford Street $3

Youth Group Fridays 7 - 9 pm Church on the Hill Age range is 12-14 year olds

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In Tonga 90% of the population are affiliated with a Christian church.

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Church on the Hill Richmond Anglican Church, 27 Dorset St

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29/5/1950 – 3/6/2017 Passed peacefully at Nelson Tasman Hospice. Dearly loved and cherished husband of Dianne, loved and respected father and father in law to Sinclair and Ruth, Braden and Amy. Adored Poppy to Isla, Matilda and Olivia.

He will be remembered with love always.

A private cremation has been held by Anisy’s Tasman Funeral Home.

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Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328

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Tony’s Garden Care

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• Monthly maintenance programmes.

Call us today for a friendly no obligation quote P: 03 5530 306 M: 022 122 5013

E: ollie@sagelandscapes.co.nz

0275 288 434

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100

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022 352 1911

0800 448 446 Steve Fletcher

www.heatpumpnelson.co.nz

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mobility4you

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Ph 0800 4 546 546 (0800 4 JIMJIM)

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or 03 544 1212

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(offRichmond Beach Road)

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or 021 0230 3925 paintcan nelson

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$17 +gst

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• KitchensJobs & Welcome Home visits also available bathrooms Welcome Ph 021 0247 4037 • Solar or 03 927 5120 • Drainage Kevin Harris carole@mobilefeet.co.nz Kevin Harris

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021 49 00 49

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0275 8888 52

• Domestic & Commercial

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1/750 Lower Queen St 03 544 8553 Richmond 7081

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- 24/7 access - Fully fenced - 24 hour surveillance - Staff on Site Mon – Fri

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$25pw

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541 0287 or 027 454 3813

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74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond & 481 High St, Motueka

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Email: lee@therasport.co.nz Private Courseswww.therasport.co.nz Available

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021 081 82 123

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021 047 6352

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If you are thinking of selling your business contact me now

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• Natural Timber

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Ph 544 9180

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