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Digging starts for Waimea Community Dam Bruno Saia Reporter

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Building a more secure water future for Tasman is the goal of all those gathered at the Waimea Community Dam Lee Valley site,

for the project’s ground-breaking ceremony, on Friday last. “Today is a very important milestone because we are recognising all the hard work that got us here,” said the CEO of Waimea Water Ltd, Mike Scott. Waimea Water Ltd represents the

shared interests of Tasman District Council and Waimea Irrigators Ltd to oversee and manage the Waimea Community Dam’s development, construction, and operation. The digging for the new $104.4 million project started on Mon-

day after it was approved last November by Tasman District councillors. “The last few months we were working on the access roads, clearing the vegetation, getting the site ready and now we start work on constructing the dam,” Mike says. “It’s been over

10 years and this is a big project and a huge effort, and a lot of people had put a huge amount of work showing real leadership, vision, resilience and determination to make this happen.”

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Elderly care; updating practise Susan Johnson One of the first things you notice when walking through the doors of Oakwoods Retirement Village is the absence of the smell of boiled cabbage. The other unusual sight is a group of school children. That’s because this facility has a new approach to health and wellness, according to the clinical nurse manager Andrew Morrison “it’s about thinking well, sleeping well and moving well.” One size does not fit all anymore, the residents have much more choice. After taking a survey from the residents, staff rosters were adapted, and breakfasts

moved so the residents could get up whenever they wanted to. The have an excellent chef giving much more choice, not only over menus but portion size as well. Andrew also believes that once the elderly move into rest homes they lose connection with the community and lack diversity in the day, so day trips are taken and and age-to-age programmes such as sing along with school children are done regularly. Oakwoods has no set visiting times either. There are regular household meetings with the residents for feedback, the aim being to improve residents experience,

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Council gives 117k towards land buy Bruno Saia The Snowden’s Bush Trust has had a much-needed boost in its mission to purchase a piece of land to gift back to the community. The Tasman District Council has agreed to fund the project for $117,000 of the total $350,000 so that the trust can buy the land. For the Trust this is a welcome injection for their fundraising drive. They have a year to raise the funds to buy the land from the Anglican Diocese so they can gift it to the Department of Conservation. According to the Tasman District Council spokesperson, that support is conditional on the trust raising the balance of the price by July 2020. “The council is supportive of partnerships that allow greater community benefits to be achieved.

“Through initiatives like this, we can achieve great long-term outcomes for public spaces and the people who use them.” The Snowden’s Bush Trust started its quest last week to raise $350,000 within 12 months so it can purchase a piece of land near Brightwater to gift back to the community. It was created by a group of Brightwater residents concerned that the 3,500m² area was going to be turned into a housing development. Snowden’s Bush is one of the last surviving native lowland bush areas of the Waimea Plains. It covers over five hectares on Waimea West Road and is a rare example of the podocarp forest that once covered much of the area. The trust still needs to raise $233,000 to guarantee the protection of the land and everyone is invited to donate through its website: http://www. snowdensbushtrust.nz.

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The Waimea Community Dam will be New Zealand’s first large one built in over 20 years. It will be approximately 53 metres high, 220 metres long and 6 metres wide at the crest. At times, there will be more than a hundred people working on the project, many of them local. “80 percent of the workforce is local, but aspects of the construction require some expertise from around the country and overseas,” Mike says. The contractor to build the dam is a joint venture between Fulton Hogan and Taylors

Contracting. Quality engineer for Fulton Hogan and Taylors Contracting, Reece Moon, says he realises the importance of the work he is doing. “It is an absolute necessity for the region, definitely it feels like doing something that is going to be important for the next hundred years.” “I travel out here every day and it’s actually really good. It’s quite relaxing. “The drive up here, there is the natural beauty of the place, it’s amazing. As you come up here, look at the water, it’s crystal clear, you pass a couple of good swiming holes,” he says.

Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne says this is one of the most important infrastructure projects that we are ever likely to see in the region and it’s certainly one of the largest. “The dam is a game-changer for Nelson Tasman, it secures household water for our urban community and will grow our primary industries, as well as make sure a healthy level of water is maintained in the Lee and Waimea Rivers at all times.” Construction is scheduled to be completed in 2021, with the total reservoir filling with water and it’s final commissioning expected to be in early 2022.

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Tasman will soon have several new charging stations for e-bikes. They are going to be free of charge for the first two hours and there is still no confirmation regarding the costs after that. Battery-powered transport options are becoming more common on our streets, with e-bikes in particular now very popular. Moving from conventional vehicles to biking and other forms of electric transport has many benefits for the community, including reducing road congestion and damage, pedestrian safety, and reducing carbon emissions. The charging stations, called Bikedocks, are provided by New Zealand company Big Street Bikers. Each has 10 charging stands and an electronic media screen for maps, advertising and public information. People using the Bikedocks will use a mobile app to park and charge their e-bike or mobility scooter, with locking also available for the e-bikes. They have identified six locations in the district that would suit Bikedocks, in Richmond, Mapua, Tapawera, Motueka and Takaka, locations which would encourage e-biking on Tasman’s Great Taste Trail as well as cycle commuting. Nelson City Council is also proposing to introduce Bikedocks this summer. Advertising will subsidise the initial purchase cost and the ongoing running costs of the Bikedocks, while we will pay for the cost of installation. The Mapua, Motueka and Richmond Bikedocks will be installed this summer.

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Brightwater couple wins big Staff Reporter For Heather and Graham Steer it’s only natural to be near an engine. Riding bikes and driving fast cars comes naturally to this couple who also have a grown-up family who pretty much follow in their parents’ footsteps. Riding for over 50 years, Graham and Heather not only own an American supercar each and a Chevy Corvette, they also own and ride Harley Davidsons; A Fatboy and a Heritage Springer. Now they can also add a Harley Davidson 500cc Street Harley. This was a New Zealand-wide prize offered as part of the “shiny side up” motorcycle rider safety programme also incorporating the Ride Forever component. The key focus was educating and growing rider awareness and safer riding techniques. It was also included on the programme information and

training regarding education on riding gear and some great tips from those who know ,like roadracer Andrew Stroud and American Brittany Morrow. Partnered in the course was Tasman District Council and ACC, along with Harley Davidson New Zealand. Feedback from those who participated in the course has been great and both Heather and Graham really recommend it. “Even after 50 years of careful riding”, Graham said, “I was genuinely surprised at just what I was able to pick up and incorporate into my motorcycling. ‘Things I thought I knew and things I had no idea about. ‘I couldn’t recommend it enough and its certainly will add to the enjoyment that both of us get when we are out on the highway. “You never stop learning”, he says. Dealer principle of Filco Har-

ley Davidson, Dave Filer, said he was over the moon that locals had won the New Zealand-wide prize. “And knowing the whole history regarding this Brightwater couple, the Harley Davidson Street 500 couldn’t have gone to a better home” he said. “ Harley Davidson New Zealand and Filco clearly understand that our commitment to our industry also includes the ongoing focus on safety and enjoyment. This is what this is all about.” And for the record, Heather said the bike will be staying with the family. The Shiny Side Up course commences again early next year probably, in early February, and people are asked to contact Filco for details. All information about the Shiny Side Up course and also about ‘The Shine Side up Bike Fest’ can be found at Filco’s Website: https://shinysideup. co.nz/nelson/.

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Proud recipients of the Community Awards at the Headingly Centre. Photo: Bruno Saia.

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The Community Awards recognise local residents who have done voluntary work in their community over a long period of time. This year’s ceremony was held last week at the Headingly Centre. Richard and Rose Shepard from Wakefield and Cecile Strang from Richmond, were recognised by the Tasman District Council for their volunteer work. Ethel Dixon and Jody Maru from Motueka and Joy Warren from Golden Bay were also honoured during the ceremony. “We’ve done a lot over the years and it’s amazing to be recognised for that,”

says Rose Shepard. “We just came back from Dunedin and got the letter in the mail. We couldn’t believe it, we’re over the moon”. Cecile Strang also did a lot during the 30 years she’s been part of Richmond’s community. The ‘Friends of the Richmond Library’, the ‘Opera Listening Group’ and the ‘Wine Tasting Group’ are some of the places where she has volunteered over the years. She is also responsible for the ‘Music Mornings’, a group which started in the early 2000s and is still going at the Town Hall. “Now the most important thing I do is this monthly music event and it’s completely

voluntary, a lot of work, but we have performances from all around the world”, says Cecile. “We get so much pleasure from it”. Mayor Richard Kempthorne believes that volunteers are fundamental to the community. “Volunteers make our community work”, he says. “If we didn’t have volunteers working in what they’re doing, there would be a lot that wouldn’t get done”. According to Richard, the awards are also important to stimulate young people to volunteer. “We must encourage any young people to look at volunteer positions and organisations and support them”, he says.

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action, you can still check in for appointments at the counter. As well as allowing patients to check in to their appointments, they can use the kiosk to update their demographic information, including their address, email and emergency contact. Admin support Cesca McDonald says on a busy day they can get up to 180 people through the outpatient’s department. “It’s definitely helping to free up our time,” she says. Once the trial is over, staff will carry out patient surveys and look over the analytics. If all goes well, they hope to install more in the outpatient’s department and in other high-flow areas, such as orthopedics and medical units. The cost of the kiosks, which are supplied through Florence Health, is yet to be determined. Sue says she encourages patients to try it out, even if they aren’t sure what to do. “Just give it a go. If you get Charge manager for clinical support Sue Lawrence (left) and admin support stuck, you can ask for help. Cesca McDonald with the self check-in kiosk at Nelson Hospital. Photo: You do have a choice.” Kate Russell.

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Tasman Bio work group Bruno Saia Expressions of interest to take part at the Tasman Bio Strategy Working Group end this Friday, at 2 pm. The Working Group will help to prepare a Bio Strategy for Tasman District to provide strategic direction and action priorities in terms of interventions in Biodiversity and Biosecurity initiatives within the district. “They might be pest interventions, in terms of controlling various species that are causing problems, they might be interventions in terms of assisting planting and restoration in certain areas, they might be interventions by supporting community groups and other organisations within the district”, says Paul Sheldon, Team Leader Biosecurity & Biodiversity at Tasman District Council. “The working group does require people who have good understanding of the bio-diversity and bio-security issues in the area”, says Paul. More information about the expressions of interest for the Tasman Bio Strategy Working Group are available at the District Council website.

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Nominations end this week

Nominations are still open for the Tasman District Council, Nelson City Council and Nelson Marlborough Health elections – now is the time to stand in the place that you love. If you are up to the challenge, or know someone who is, now is the time to step forward. The future of the region is shaped by the decisions its elected representatives make. It’s not easy but it is rewarding, making a difference for your community and the environment both now and for the future. Nomination forms, information packs and Council pre-election reports can be picked up from Council offices, libraries or online. Nominations opened Friday, 19 July. Nominations close 12pm Friday, 16 August.

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Wensley Road residents and road users may have noticed the seal surface coming off at some locations along the road. According to Tasman District Councill, the damage has worsened over winter, probably due to an issue with the underlying layer of seal. As a temporary repair the asphalt was laid over some of the failed areas. In August the pavement strength will be tested, which will help to determine the future treatment to the surface. The more permanent treatment will be applied in summer. In the meantime, a contractor will continue to monitor and remove loose stones on Wensley Road and carry out temporary repairs as needed. Other roads across Tasman District are showing signs of pavement fatigue, and will need repairs until the weather is more suitable.

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and Nelson College. Some of the taonga have a connection to local places such as Cobb River, D’Urville Island and Port Underwood. Outstanding examples of traditional toki (tools), hei tiki (pendants in human form), and mere (weapons) form the majority of the exhibition, with some of the oldest thought to originate from early settlement

times, around 700-800 years ago. Four large pounamu touchstones complete the over-200 piece collection – the largest of which, “Te Hurika”, weighs 170kg. Nelson Museum Interim Chief Executive, Olivia Hall, says “It’s rare to see a collection of such precious taonga in one place, and to know that this place is our museum is an absolute honour”.

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News Twenty one people were killed when the Cromwell to Dunedin express left the rails and crashed on its side while rounding a curve on the (now closed) Otago Central line, south of Hyde. There were 113 passengers on board, many bound for the Dunedin Winter Show or the Wingatui race meeting. Forty-seven people were injured. The inquiry found that the intoxication of the engine-driver was the primary cause of the accident as well as excessive speed. The driver had survived and was charged with manslaughter. He was sentenced to three years imprisonment. On the 17 February 1991 a memorial dedicated to those who died was unveiled at the site.

Pania Walton Seventy-six years ago, a passenger train bound for Dunedin crashed, killing twenty-one people and forever changing the lives of many others. One of those people was Stoke resident Elizabeth Coleman. The train crash caused the death of Elizabeth’s father and eldest brother, and injury to another brother; and a life time of trauma for Elizabeth. Now Elizabeth has written a book about her experiences. It Doesn’t Take a War: A Life Forever Changed by The Hyde Railway Crash is a remarkable story of hu- Elizabeth Coleman man resilience and the power of community to overcome adversity. Elizabeth, a grandmother who is married to Dusty and is mother to Julia, Jane and Alister, says, “Writing this book has been a catharsis to my healing, and an attempt to break the chain by which pain is passed down the generations.” The book launch will be in the Constance Barnicoat Room at Richmond Library on Thursday, 29 August at 5.30pm. Libraries Manager Glennis Coote says, “We are always inspired and impressed by the stories of our local community. We are very pleased to be hosting Elizabeth’s book launch and look forward to finding out more about her life experiences at the launch.”

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New defibrillator for Community Patrol Bruno Saia We love it when one of our stories has a happy ending and thanks to the generosity of one of our locals who wishes to remain anonymous, Richmond Community Patrol now has their own AED (Automated External Defibrillator) mobile unit. “The news article went out on Wednesday morning and in the evening, I had an email in my inbox from someone who wanted to donate the full amount for a Defib”,

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Local owner-operators from the travel agency House of Travel went to Fiji for a conference and chose to do something different while they were there. They decided to help one of the schools during their visit to the country. “All the House of Travel owneroperators gather every year in Fiji for a conference and we decided that one of the things we wanted to do was to give back locally”, says Amanda Radovanovich, owner-operator of House of Travel Richmond. According to Amanda, the group of approximately one hundred owner-operators got their hands dirty doing something good for those children. “We decided before we went to Fiji that we would be helping out a local school”, says Amanda. “So we provided the painting, the

Owner-operator of House of Travel Richmond, Amanda Radovanovich, (right) works at Fiji’s school. brushes and all the things they needed and we painted the school in and out”. The work was done in May 2019

and included building benches under the trees and large bookcases for the children. The volunteers donated goods

for the school as well, which were shared with other schools in the region. “There were more then they

could use”, says Amanda. “The children and the school staff from the school were absolutely thrilled”. “It was a small and remote school and they came to meet us, they sang to us when we arrived as a welcome and then they told us how important it was for them”, she says. “Making some kind of difference as we travel and giving back is very important to us as a business and as a company as well”. “It reflects our values when we can give back to the local community”. Clients who also want to help are able to purchase an educational kit which is available at House of Travel Richmond. It costs $10 and will be delivered to schools in Fiji. All the money gathered with the educational kits sales are also destinated to help those schools in Fiji. House of Travel Richmond is located at 224 Queen St.

Arts festival aims to expand Charles Anderson The Nelson Arts Festival aims to become the festival for the whole top of the South Island with events expanding across the region. The festival programme was officially launched last week at Pic’s Peanut Butter World. It is the first time that the festival has been under the umbrella of a new trust, rather than the Nelson City Council. Director Charlie Unwin said that it was the right move for the festival, which was now in its 25th year. It is also Charlie’s last festival having

been involved with it for almost a decade. He revealed that some of the events would also be performed in Mapua, Richmond and Blenheim. This was a move to become recognised as the arts festival for the whole Te Tau Ihu region. Charlie said there were events from all over the world coming to Nelson - including the USA, Germany, Scotland, Australia and New Zealand, as well as spotlighting Nelson’s own Bhutanese, Colombian and Sri Lankan communities. Highlights of the 2019 programme include the charming tale of Mama

and her unexpected new best friend in Still Life with Chickens; the powerhouse sass of Tami Neilson; the gentle wonder of theatre for babies with Up and Away; the stunning prowess of Footnote New Zealand Dance’s The Clearing; the all-ages slapstick hilarity of Kaput; the charm of Witi Ihimaera speaking about his second memoir, Native Son; and the non-stop wit, energy and yodelling of the tenacious Topp Twins, who were at the very first festival in 1995. That full programme is available at www.nelsonartsfestival.nz and in the Nelson App.

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Parliament last week considered two important Nelson petitions. Daphne Steven’s petition on the closure of Stoke Kiwibank’s branch was supported by over 2,000 Nelsonians. She highlighted how essential a bank service was to her independence and how unrealistic it was for her to learn internet banking at 93 years of age. She challenged Kiwibank executives to join her with her walking frame for the three hour return bus and walking trip to Kiwibank’s Nelson branch. Kiwibank advised the closure is to proceed on 15 October and confirmed the Government, who owns Kiwibank, supported it. This is very damaging for Labour’s support in

Stoke. Labour promised to expand services in the regions and to put people before profit. They are doing the opposite. The petitioners were particularly angry at NZ First. Their MP, Shane Jones has publicly lambasted banks like Westpac, ANZ and BNZ for closing regional branches. We asked Kiwibank if Mr Jones, Associate State Owned Enterprises Minister, had raised the issue of Kiwibank closing branches. They said he had not. This hypocrisy is extraordinary. I am critical of NZ Post and Kiwibank for misleading Parliament. They told the Select Committee last year that they would consult

communities over any changes in services. There was no consultation. Kiwibank, NZ Post and MPs from Labour, NZ First and the Greens all refused to attend last November’s huge public meeting in Stoke. My hope is that Parliament requires these state companies to properly consult affected communities in future. National has made that important commitment. The petition has helped retain NZ Post services. Hardy Street Pharmacy is to take over the Putaitai Street premises and it will include a postal agency. I hope, with Greypower’s support, to find a bank prepared to provide some sort of face to face service in Stoke.

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side drug testing like in Australia and the UK. The petitioner was angry that Labour, New Zealand First and the Greens voted against a bill introducing a similar system in New Zealand in 2018. Mrs Dow was particularly cross that Green MP and Road Safety Minister Julie Anne Genter rejected official advice recommending it. The Greens argued roadside saliva testing is too intrusive. Mrs Dow also worries that Colorado has seen road fatalities from drugged drivers double since they liberalised cannabis. I commend these petitioners. My job is to ensure Parliament heeds their message. Advt.

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We can’t predict earthquakes, but we can prepare for them The Wakefield Volunteer Fire Brigade are holding a public meeting to

the surrounding area, and how the community can be better prepared for it and any future natural hazard event. Special guest speaker will be Alice Lake-Hammond, AF8(Alpine Fault magnitude 8) Programme Co-ordinator. Also attending will be members from NZ police, fire and emergency services, Nelson/Tasman Civil Defence and Emergency Management. It will be an interesting evening so come along and bring a friend or neighbour. Wakefield Fire Station, Wednesday, August 28th 7:00pm. For more information about the Alpine Fault and the AF8 project, visit: www.af8.org.nz For more information about how to prepare, visit: www. happens.nz

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Trevor Carston (President of the Rover Car Club) who’s own recently restored 1912 Rover Landaulette says he’s more “a restorer than a driver”. He hopes not just enthusiasts turn up for the event in September, but members of the public too. They will see a lot of cars, all different makes, Ford, Holden, Mini, Jaguar, because it’s a gathering of different clubs in the area.” There will be a sausage sizzle, cold food, hot and cold drinks all available from 11am. The event is at Higgins Heritage Park, Pigeon Valley, Wakefield, gates open at 10am, cars $5, driver and passengers free. Motorcycles $2.

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Next month, from the 14th to the 22nd of September, it’s Conservation Week, but Richmond Library thinks the environment is important enough to spend a whole month finding out more about this beautiful world we live in. So they have organised a range of informative talks which are designed to broaden your understanding and awareness of environmental issues. For example, Tasman District Council’s Senior Environmental Resource Scientist, Trevor James, will give a talk about freshwater fish and the latest discoveries of the cryptic creatures of our waterways. Forest and Bird write that most New Zealanders know about our whitebait and our eels, but we actually have more than 50 species of native freshwater fish. They are secretive and fascinating, but sadly they are also in serious trouble!” So put the date in your diary and come to find out more about them with Trevor James, Trevor’s talk is free and everyone is welcome.

High School students from the Top of the South region will get together on 15th August for the VAST Dance Festival. The presentations will take place at Theatre Royal Nelson. Krystal Hollis is part of the Year 13 class at Waimea College and will perform at the festival for the third time. “VAST is really cool, it’s a full day thing”, she says. “I’m a regular performer, so I’m used to it, but for some people this can be their first time, so it’s a great opportunity to perform in front of a big audience”, she says. The activities are divided into two sessions. In the morning the students have the opportunity to take part in dance workshops. In the afternoon they rehearse on stage for the evening performance for the community. “This year there is salsa, belly dancing, and yoga workshops”, says Krystal. She remembers how important the interaction with other students is. “Then you have rehearsals, so you practise the dances and watch other schools do theirs”, she says. Pauline Farley is the Arts Coordinator at Waimea College, and she explains that VAST intends to showcase students from secondary schools who do dance classes as part of the curriculum. “It’s a non-competitive performance in the evening and during the day

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The Tennis Hot Shots Schools programme is the national starter initiative for New Zealand children aged 5-12. A total of 5,330 pupils in 40 schools around the region can enjoy tennis classes throughout the year. From Murchison to Collingwood to Hira - nearly every school in the Nelson and Tasman regions are part of it. The programme uses a ‘learning through play’ approach integrated with the school physical education curriculum to develop each child’s basic ball skills - hitting, throwing, catching, and exercise. Five coaches deliver the programme in areas surrounding their clubs and Ngaire Calder is one of them. She works with the children at Brightwater School. “We get together with them every year, so we’ve got a good relationship, we

7-year old Otis Taylor is one of the children at Brightwater School learning tennis. Photo: Bruno Saia. must capture their attention right at the start, and make it fun for them so they want to do it”, she says.

The children have three lessons a year in each school and then they are invited to attend the classes at the Tennis Club closest to them.

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Club, for their fourth lesson after school,” says Ngaire. Tennis Hot Shots is just for children. Smaller courts, shorter racquets, and softer balls mean that they can play a proper game of tennis from the moment they step on to the court “It’s fun”, says 7-year old player Otis Taylor. “We are doing shots and we are trying to squish the ball and then he hits it back to me and I try to squish the ball, then we keep doing that over and over”. Asked about how he describes the tennis lessons to his parents, Otis says: “I tell them that I’m very good”. The Brightwater School teacher, Sherryn Lines, approves of the idea. “They love it”, she says. “They think they are like real tennis players and it helps their coordination and it’s good to get them out and about and moving”. The Tennis Hot Shots Schools programme was launched nationally by Tennis NZ in October 2013 and started in the Nelson Tasman region in 2014.

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Both teams executed a determined effort throughout the tightly-contested match between Stoke NBS and Richmond F45 at Saxton Stadium on Thursday night, but Stoke ultimately came out on top. Richmond F45 stormed out of the blocks with four early goals. Stoke NBS found it hard to connect on the scoreboard, the height of Richmond F45’s defensive unit (Maddie Spring WD, Amy Cunningham GD, Sarah Steele GK) creating difficulty. Tia van Diepen settled in early for Richmond F45, combining well with Harriet Ogilvie at GA. Basic

errors started showing towards the end of the first quarter, but Richmond F45 managed to retain a 13 - 9 lead. Ogilvie and van Diepen showed good understanding to start the second quarter, creating effective space to welcome long ball feeds. Stoke NBS increased intensity scoring a run of three goals, and with Richmond F45 guilty of errors, Stoke NBS pushed to within one point at half-time (Richmond F45 20 - Stoke NBS 19). With changes made at the half-time break, Richmond F45 needed to establish immediate connections. Both teams were relentless in their ef-

forts, with strong attacking through the court; Rebekah Shepherd finding her shooters range and space well. Kat Jones moved back to her familiar GD position, but Richmond F45 continued to make simple mistakes, allowing Stoke NBS to stay within an arm’s reach, closing the quarter 30 - 29. Jones and Steele were formidable in the fourth quarter applying defensive pressure on the Stoke NBS shooters. Ruby Jensen and Shepherd punched the circle edge well, however Amber Healey was outstanding for Stoke NBS, staying calm and collected under immense pressure to

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Mako start season in emphatic fashion Peter Jones

The Tasman Mako matched the thunder and lightning rolling around Lansdowne Park on Saturday afternoon with a storming performance to kick off their Mitre 10 Cup season in style. A handy Wellington side was put to the sword in convincing style, the home side defying the inclement conditions to cross for seven tries, while restricting their opponents to a paltry eight points through some bone-crunching defence. As an opening performance, it would be hard to ask for more from the Mako. This was a clinical showing, the home side setting the tone in the first quarter. Their forwards bossed the breakdown, ruled at scrum time and made big metres through lineout drives, leading to tries by Liam Squire, whose physical presence has been missed, Andrew Makalio and Tyrel Lomax.

Eager chasers allowed the Mako to employ an effective kicking game, playing ball in their opponent’s territory, forcing mistakes from a clearly rattled capital crew. Just when the Lions began to gain some belief it was snatched away through a game turning point. After cleverly creating a clear tryscoring opportunity on the right wing their final pass was intercepted by Mako skipper David Havili who sprinted 80m to score a “14-point try”, bagging his side’s bonus point and shutting the door on any hopes Wellington had of heading for halftime with momentum.Interestingly, if Havili had not managed to reel in the intercepted pass cleanly it is likely he would have spent the next 10 minutes in the sin bin as Wellington were odds on to score, but fortune favoured the brave skipper. As expected, the Lions came out with renewed determination after oranges, but were again met by resolute defence, led by workhorse

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well and scored a breakaway try from an early overlap created and took a 7-0 lead after only two minutes. However, there is a growth in the Waimea side this year, and the improved attitude and understanding on defence, combined with some extremely good attack play through good close support and adventurous off-loading, saw them actually carry the game to MBC and eventually pressure exerted allowed Flynn Goeddert to swoop on a dropped ball and show a clean pair of heels as he scored and converted to tie the game up 7-7. In an even contest for the next 20 minutes both teams experienced periods of dominance, but it was MBC who scored another breakout try from halfway and a 14-7 lead, before a fine passage of

continuity play by Waimea freed Jack Patin on the right wing for an excellent team try in the corner. Unfortunately, the kick was unsuccessful but at 14-12 MBC knew that this match was a fitting semi-final and not the walkover that many had expected. The match was being played at a good pace with very good skills being displayed by both teams, in conditions which were not ideal at all, and despite the movement and continuity neither team could gain an ascendency. Sadly for Waimea, right on the stroke of halftime, a hack through by MBC was not able to be covered up and another try and conversion saw MBC go into the break up by 21-12. Without doubt this was the best 35 minutes of rugby Waimea had produced this season, recognis-

ing the team motto of being better each week. The second half continued as a contest, with MBC just gaining enough dominance in the slippery conditions to get over the gain line, despite some strong defence by Waimea, where Cameron Balck, Bailey Basalaj, Josh Flowers, Callan Little, Thomas Bailey and Noah Fraser set the standard. There was an inevitability about MBC’s play and tries were created. Three came from five metre scrums. In each case Waimea had stopped the original surge, but after the departure through injury of hooker Taine Wastney, who showed real courage in continuing albeit on one leg, the Waimea scrum was severely depleted, and MBC were good enough to ex-

ploit the situation. At no stage did Waimea fold though, and for those who had made the journey “over the hill” it was particularly pleasing to see the boys seriously challenge the top team in the grade. The MBC coach was extremely complimentary to the team after the match, acknowledging the improvement and development of the team, stating that they had taken part in a worthy semi-final. There are many little contests in any game of rugby but only one score is recorded and that score was definitely unkind to Waimea on Saturday as they won a number of contests during the match, at least on a 60/40 basis, and but for a 5 minute period in each half where MBC scored two converted tries each time, the final score was 43-12 to MBC.

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WAKEFIELD SCOUTS OFF FOR 10 DAYS OF FUN & ADVENTURE Later this year, an enthusiastic group of youth who belong to Wakefield Scouts are heading up to the 10-day National Jamboree taking place at Mystery Creek in Hamilton on December 27th to January 7th. Wakefield Scouts are combining together with Tamaha (Mapua), Stoke, Brightwater and Enner Glynn Scouts to form one troupe called the Tasman Tacos. There will be around 3000 scouts attending the Jamboree from many different regions around New Zealand, including 129 scouts from Nelson. The Scouts will get to do things like abseiling, a hot lap in V8 Supercars, crafts, cooking, navigate a muddy obstacle course and have fun riding motorbikes. The chairman of the Wakefield Scouts committee says it’s great that all 5 Scouts from Wakefield are able to go to the Jamboree. He says they all love getting outside to do activities like kayaking, are always keen to try something new and would do the Supercar hot lap right now if they could!

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Community Notices If you enjoy KnIttIng, SpInnIng, Weaving & Felting come along on the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursday morning of the month @ 9.30am. Birch Hall, A & P Showground Richmd. 544 3316. fundraISer raffLe MenZ SHed For an Emergency definrillator (AED), Raffle - winner gets a fabulous ‘Harvard Pedal Plane’, beautifully made for children 3-5 years. Tickets $5 at Waimea Weekly office 6 Salisbury Rd. Better BreatHer CLaSSeS – Improve your breathing by improving your fitness at our Better Breathing sessions held in Nelson, Richmond & Motueka. Contact Sue at the Nelson Asthma Society on 544 1562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz neW! Better BreatHIng CIrCuIt. 10am-11am at Club Waimea, Tuesday July 30th, Aug. 6th, 13th, 27th, Sept. 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th. Perfect for those who have completed Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Contact Sue at the Nelson Asthma Society on 544 1562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz puLMonary reHaBILItatIon prograMMe – The next 8-week course starts in Sept.. Please ask your doctor/nurse if you meet the referral criteria for the management of your respiratory condition. Or contact Nelson Asthma Society on 544 1562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz WaKefIeLd CoMMunIty BuS runs to Richmond & back each Thursday leavs 88 Valley 9.47am $5 return. For details ring Kate 020 4195 8866 neLSon Country MuSIC CLuB. The next Club night will be held in the Club Waimea hall on the 25th Aug. at 6:00pm. Come along, have a sing or sit back & be entertained by our members, Contact; Paul, 5480926.

aStronoMy: Public viewing of the night sky each clear Friday evening, 7.30pm to 9.30pm, Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai. View Jupiter, Saturn & the Milky Way through the telescopes. $5 cash koha, $15 families. Hamish 0226760897. peppa pIg Muddy puddLe Stoke School Main Rd Stoke Sat 24 Aug. 10.30am-1.30pm. Koha entry Meet Peppa, join her in a singalong. Fun activities & challenges -puddle hopping, splash pool & lots more Face painting, crafts, cupcake decorating, sausage sizzle Fancy dress welcome Save the Children fundraiser Ph. 547 5515 CaKe deCoratorS are holding their next meeting on Sat. 24 Aug. 1:30 to 4 pm. We will be creating animals using sugar paste. Stoke Methodist Church. Contact Desiree 0276302359 WaIMea CoMBIned frIendSHIp CLuB: Interested in making new female or male friends of similar age & interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rd Thurs 9.45am Hope Church Ranzau Rd. with interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph: Margaret 5441481 or Claude 0211341013 for info.. SenIornet – next club Day Wedn 21 Aug., 2pm Pioneer Park Nelson. Debbie will talk about Ernest Rutherford living options & she will show & talk about their latest digital technology. Bring your questions & contributions & enjoy the fellowship. All welcome. neLSon 50+ MInI WaLKerS Aug. 20th, City to Port. Meet 10am at Trafalgar Centre. Ph. Denis, 545 7242. neLSon 50+ WaLKIng group Aug. 22nd, Hacket Hut-Aniseed Valley. Ph Julie, 545 0989 or Jane, 548 3404.

neLSon QuILterS guILd Monthly meeting Weds 21 Aug. 7pm at Stoke School. Guest speaker: Jill Richards about her textiles journey. Sales table. UFO/pizza evening on Friday 23 Aug.. All welcome. Queries Alison 0210766486 rICHMond WeLCoMe group Like to make some new friends. Join a friendly group of people who meet at 10am, first & third Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd. for a coffee & chat. All welcome. Call Glenys at 265 5318. LunCH on tHe HILL: Come for company & food on Tuesday 20th Aug. at the Salvation Army Hall, 57 Oxford St., Richmond. Coffee is served from 11, & a hot meal from noon, for a koha. natIonaL CounCIL of WoMen neLSon Meets 1 – 3 on Wednesday 21 Aug. Methodist Church meeting room Neale Ave Stoke “Voice of Women’s Rights & Gender Equality”Prospective Members welcome. Email nelsonncw@gmail.com Ph: 03 545 1210. artHrItIS SoCIety Coffee MornIng We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 28 Aug. ‘19. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 LIVe poetS aug. Guest Poet David Merritt. Nelson Prince Albert 7pm Tues 20, Motueka Armadillo’s 7pm Wedn 21st. Open mic, all welcome, koha entry. Enquiries Ph 027 643 5123 neW to neLSon? Join Citizens Advice & Nelson Newcomers for coffee at Halifax Café (opposite Nelson Library) from 10am third Tuesday each month. Call Jane 546 7681. Next mee 20th Aug.. Please note: change of venue this month.

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DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz LooKIng for a reWardIng VoLunteer opportunIty? Come to the Red Cross Refugee Settlement Volunteer training course & be a part of settling former refugee families from Myanmar & Colombia into a new life in Nelson. Next training course starts 7th Sept.. Ph.5465012 or email: nelsonadmin@redcross.org.nz rICHMond garden CLuB meets Wednesday 1pm 4 Sept. at Hall, Our Lady of the Bay Parish Centre, William St., Richmond. Friendly club, great speakers, sales & interest tables. Do join us. Contact Paula 03 547 2537 LoVe tennIS 7 clubs around the Nelson area Sat. 7th & Sunday 8th Sept. 1-4pm, Fun activities on & off the court. LoVe tennIS @ Richmond Tennis Club Sat. 7th & Sunday 8th Sept. 1-4pm, Fun activities on & off the court. Trish 0274 872 480. reMeMBerIng tHe arrIVaL of tHe BarQue SKIoLd at Nelson Haven 1st September 1844 with migrants from Mecklenberg, Northern Germany. Commemoration Weekend 31 August – 1st September 2019 at Hope. Descendants & all interested persons welcome. Ph Karel 5484681 or email cambria@cambria.co.nz. frIendS SoCIaL CLuB welcomes active single men & women aged 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walks, dinning out , movies etc. ph Clive 035472725/ Rose 035390340 aIKIdo japaneSe MartIaL Want to learn something New & join a small friendly club try art. Give Callum a call on 021 069 4211 for further info. CLaSSIC & CoLLeCtaBLe Car SHoW, Sun 1st Sept - 1030 onward at Higgins Heritage Park, Wakefield. Sausage sizzle, hot & cold drinks available.

Car & occupants $5, motorcycles $2 all enthusiasts welcome foreSt & BIrd Pearl Creek Working Bee Saturday 17 Aug.. 9am to midday. Meet at the end of Cotterell Rd, Appleby. Bring morning tea, gloves, spade. Contact Malcolm m.hugman@ hotmail.com neLSon BayS CatCHBaLL: It’s like netball on a volleyball court. Suitable for women of any age & fitness level. First practice free. Fridays 6-8pm @ Badminton Hall, Richmond. Contact via FB page: Nelson Bays Catchball or Muriel: 0274757803. feeLIng Sad, StreSSed, depreSSed or StuCK? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Motueka, Mapua Richmond or Nelson. Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions available now for individuals & couples. Interested? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz. group 1 feeLIng StuCK? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a more meaningful way? Try our ONGOING GROUP THERAPY, Tuesday Evenings 6pm-8pm in Nelson. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. Interested? Call Life Linc Nelson 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz. group 2 Men’S group. New opportunity to look at challenges for men & speak freely in confidence. Ongoing group therapy in Nelson on Thursdays 7pm-9pm with professional counsellor Mark Peart. Interested? Call 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz neLSon neWBIeS & frIendS, Weekly coffee morning on Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at Deville Cafe, 22 New St. New people very welcome to join

us for a coffee & chat. Clive 547 2725 SenIornet: If you have trouble understanding your computer or other digital devices our volunteers may be able to help you. For more info our website www.seniornet.org.nz or leave a message on our answerphone - 03 5489401 or come along to a club Day, held on the 3rd Wednesday each month, 2pm, Pioneer Park. Nelson. rICHMond LIBrary eVentS: 1. good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. ednesdays, 12.30pm-2.00pm. 2. find out How to Look at art with Sarah McClintock,The Suter Art Gallery’s Curator, with an item from The Suter’s permanent collection. 5.30pm-6.30pm, Tuesday 20 August. Free. 3. Join us for a meeting of the Richmond Writing Group, 2.00pm-3.00pm, Tuesday 20 August in the Constance Barnicoat rm. All welcome for creative writing exercises and conversation. Free. 4. Bowel Screening information session for 60-74 year olds. Constance Barnicoat room, 12.-1pm Monday 19 August. Free. All welcome SILaS HouSe neLSon - Drug and Alcohol Education Montgomery Square (next door to Rebel Sport), Nelson. 027 554 4657 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 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 6757www.aa.org.nz

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Nominations are now open for the Tasman District Council, Nelson City Council and Nelson Marlborough Health elections – now is the time to stand in the place that you love. If you are up to the challenge, or know someone who is, now is the time to step forward. The future of the region is shaped by the decisions its elected representatives make. It's not easy but it is rewarding, making a difference for your community and the environment both now and for the future. Nomination forms, information packs and Council preelection reports can be picked up from Council offices, libraries or online at tasman.govt.nz/elections. Nominations close 12 noon, Friday 16 August.

Move to smaller glass recycling crates We’re reducing the size of our glass recycling crates to ensure the safety of our kerbside collectors, who have raised concerns about the weight of the existing crates when full. The change will only affect you if you need a new, replacement or extra crate. There is a charge for replacing an existing crate or purchasing a new crate, of $20.90.

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Flush your taps Some plumbing fittings have the potential to allow minute traces of metals to accumulate in water that is standing in the fittings for several hours. Although the health risk is small, the Ministry of Health recommends you flush a mugful of water from your drinking-water tap each morning before use to remove any metals which may have dissolved from the plumbing fittings. We recommend this simple precaution for all households, including those on public and private water supplies. Visit moh.govt.nz (search for drinking water) for further information.

Community bus service begins Wakefield – Nelson run A new not-for-profit bus service is now helping people get between Wakefield, Richmond and Nelson. This initial service is a six-month trial funded by the Ministry of Social Development. The service runs every Thursday. A ride from Wakefield to Richmond costs $5 return, Brightwater to Richmond $4 return, and Hope to Richmond $2 return. Bookings are essential by phoning 020 4195 8866.

Timetable (Thursday service): Wakefield:

Submissions open: New lease for Menzshed Tapawera

Brightwater:

This is not a new occupation or activity. The Menzshed have been operating from this building since October 2014. A new lease would formalise and continue the existing lease arrangements.

• 10.05 am, 118 Lord Rutherford Road • 10.14 am, 11 Waimea West Road

Have your say: If you would like to send feedback, please write to us at info@tasman.govt.nz with the subject line: Menzshed Tapawera Lease.

• 10.16 am, opposite Ellis Street shops

If there are any objections to the granting of this lease a formal hearing will be held. Please advise in your submission whether you would like to appear if there is a hearing.

• 10.19 am, 206 Main Road Hope • Return departs Sundial Square at 1.00 pm.

ROAD CLOSURES

Join our climate change community consultation.

Proposed road closures

Tasman is experiencing stormier weather as climate change hits harder, and we’re preparing our communities for new weather patterns, rising sea levels and changing coastal hazards. We’ve been working on a project to prepare Tasman to adapt to this new normal.

Applicant: Motueka Events Charitable Trust

For more information visit tasman.govt.nz/feedback.

We're proposing to change how we manage 'pokie' machine numbers in Tasman and introduce a sinking lid policy. Our aim – to minimise harmful gambling The proposed draft policy is intended to provide a level of control that will minimise harmful gambling associated with class 4 gaming machines (sometimes called pokies) in the District. In practice, the draft policy prohibits the gaming societies that own and operate the gaming machines from increasing the number of gaming machines they are licensed to operate. The policy also continues the prohibition on transferring of any class 4 venue licence within the District. Have your say You can view the draft policy online at tasman.govt.nz/ feedback, or at any council office or library. Submissions close 4.30 pm on Friday 13 September 2019.

Submissions are open between 14 August and 16 September.

Hope:

The engagement programme runs until 13 September. It is the first opportunity to talk about the effect of sea level rise for our communities, but it won’t be the last; this long term planning will take several years to complete.

Sinking lid policy proposed for pokie machine numbers

• 9.57 am, Whiting Drive

Remember, you can order a new glass recycling crate by contacting your local Council office.

These maps are available on our website. We need to hear about what is important to you and what we should do as sea levels rise and we experience more severe weather.

HAVE YOUR SAY

• 9.52 am, 55 Pitfure Road

• 9.50 am, Village Hall

• 10.10 am, Wanderers Avenue

As a starting point for the conversation, we’ve mapped land that may be affected by sea level rise. The maps show a range of scenarios, as well as the effect of higher tides caused by storms, areas of historic coastal erosion (sediment loss) and accretion (sediment gain), and the presence of coastal structures such as stopbanks, walls and rock revetments.

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We are intending to grant a new five-year lease to the Menzshed Tapawera, located in the former Tapawera Scout Hall on Tapawera Memorial Park Recreation Reserve, 60 Main Road, Tapawera.

• 9.47 am, 88 Valley Road

The new 45 litre crates will have the capacity for 9 – 11.5 kgs of glass, and will reduce the handling risks for kerbside collection staff and residents.

While the rate and magnitude of future sea level rise is uncertain, we do know that it will happen. This will have increasingly urgent implications for coastal development and infrastructure, such as roads, housing, and boating. There will also be environmental, cultural and social effects.

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Please make sure your glass recycling crates are not overflowing. If they are too full to lift safely they will not be collected.

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NEWSLINE UPDATES

Existing 55 and 60 litre crates can weigh up to 21 kilograms when they’re full of glass. New Zealand best practice recommends 10 – 14 kilograms as a safe weight for the repetitive lifting our kerbside bin collectors have to do.

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Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

• Pah Street – from Aitken Street to High Street, 6.00 pm to 9.00 pm. • High Street – from Poole Street to Whakarewa Street, 6.00 pm to 9.00 pm • Wallace Street – from High Street to Decks Reserve Carpark, 3.00 pm to 9.00 pm Date: Friday 6 December 2019 Objections close: Friday 23 August 2019 Applicant: Tasman District Council Event: The First Taste Location: Queen Street – From McIndoe Place to Cambridge Street Date and time: Saturday 2 November 2019, 9.00 am to 2.00 pm. (Rain date: Saturday 9 November 2019, 9.00 am to 2.00 pm). Objections close: Friday 30 August 2019

Engineering Services Committee Thursday 15 August, 9.30 am. Public forum Joint Shareholders Committee Nelson City Council. Tuesday 20 August, 1.30 pm. Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka. Tuesday 20 August, 4.00 pm. Public forum Commercial Committee Thursday 22 August, 1.30 pm. No public forum 17514 Hothouse Creative

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Note: Addresses in Wills Road would be deemed to be in the Waimea College zone as defined by the line drawn between Gordons Knob and the Coastal Highway on the map provided.

The enrolment of out of zone students is governed by the provisions of the Education Act 1989. The enrolment scheme, which includes a precise description of the home zone, may be viewed at the school office and will be included with the College’s enrolment form. The College believes there will be space for some students who live out of the home zone. Enrolments must be received at the College by Friday 23 August 2019. A ballot will be held for out of zone applicants on Monday 9 September 2019. Scott Haines Principal

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With respect we wish to announce the start of Mikes next journey as our Incredibly Special Man is now at Rest among the stars after a peaceful passing in Stoke, Nelson at Tasman Rest Home and Dementia Care on 02.08.2019, aged 66. Admired & loved 2nd son of Murray & Pat Both deceased. Treasured precious brother & brother-in-law of Brian & Anita, Murray (dec) & Marg, Rose & Terry, Bernee & Tyrone, Pete & Robyn, Maria & Brian. Adored most Special Uncle & Great Uncle to all of his nieces & nephews. Much loved husband and mate of Chrissie, loved dad of Zack, Nikita & their partners. Blenheim and Australia. Mike had a varied and colourful life with experiences well beyond his physical 66 years ex-Australian Army, Chef Extraordinaire, Gunsmith & Harmonica Wizz to name a few. He truly was a Jack of all Trades. Our heartfelt thanks to the entire very special and dedicated Team of Staff from both Alexander Hospital, Richmond & Tasman Rest Home and Dementia Care, Stoke for your continued Respect, Love, Care & Encouragement of Mike all of which made his life so much brighter. Michael keep Rowing your Boat Hard and Strong until we meet again. Keep Shining Full and Bright, we promise to keep all the Bananas ready and ripe XOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOX FOREVER. At Mikes Request a Private Cremation has taken place.

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027 671 8417 or 544 9415

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03 542 3224

543 8090

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027 542 3767

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Painters

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