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Joining in the Armistice celebrations were Dixie, Fiona Pitcaithly, Connor Hawkey, Josh Powell, Jamie Broadbridge and Paul Curnow. Seated: Martin Ewing and Garey Welsh. Photo: Supplied.

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Survivor honoured at Armistice Commemorations for the 100year anniversary of the Armistice signing went off with a bang as Tapawera hosted the nostalgic event near the site of a Regional Military Training Camp.

People came from far and wide to attend the 3-day event which has

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been many months in the making. Even a tortoise named Torty flew down for the occasion. Torty was brought to New Zealand in a suitcase by kiwi medic Stewart Little.

After finding her wounded in Salonica, Stewart nursed her back

to health and sneaked her into his backpack to board the SS Marama for home. She is New Zealand’s last remaining survivor of WW1 and was honoured at the event by being made a life member of the Tapawera RSA. Richmond Waimea RSA presi-

dent Ross Norgate says it was great that Torty was there because it gave the kids something to relate to from a century ago.

“It’s unbelievable that there is still a living creature from the end of the first world war.”

Chris Little, Stewart’s grandson,

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Organiser Sarah Arnold says the number of people reconnecting with family members and making links to the war and the Tapawera camp was increasing.

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Whitebait released locally in a conservation effort Amy Russ Local resource scientist Trevor James, from Tasman District Council, has been studying the behaviour of whitebait (inanga) in a response to the reported decline of New Zealand freshwater fish. “Seventy-four percent of New Zealand freshwater fish species are in decline,” says NIWA freshwater ecology technician Peter Williams, “and upstream barriers are stopping them from getting up to the habitat that they need to complete their life-cycle.”

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the specialists. They developed the experimental method to ensure that we repeat that methodology precisely. “I think there is some more work to do. In future experiments we will try using slightly more mature inanga as they will be the ones making it up as far as Hill Street and are more able swimmers. The experiment is a ‘work in progress’, adds Trevor. “We will be extending on this study over the next couple of months to try to get the inanga all the way up the Hill St culvert. They have got part the way and we think we understand what it will take to get them further. The learnings from this study will be applied, not just across our region, but across the country.”

WIL locks in $11.5M toward dam To secure a 100-year water supply for Tasman and Nelson through the Waimea Community Dam, a group of local businesses has committed to invest $11 million in Waimea Irrigators Limited.

Waimea Irrigators Limited (WIL) issued a Replacement Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) to shareholders on Monday, October 15, detailing its additional investment of $11.5 million in the $102 million Dam project. In August it was announced that the cost of the project increased by $26 million. Subsequently, Tasman District Council (TDC) approved a revised funding proposal that included a greater WIL contribution. Through an investor vehicle and additional in loan funding from Crown Irrigation Investments Limited (CIIL), WIL can meet its commitment to the project.

WIL Board Chair Murray King says it has raised the capital from selling shares in WIL to a new ‘investor ve-

hicle’ - made up of a group of local, inter-generational family businesses on the Waimea Plains. Currently negotiations are being finalised and remain confidential, but all commitments have been made.

“Fourteen businesses will collectively purchase 2,000 Convertible Notes in WIL at a cost of $5,500 per share, the same price our share subscribers have paid for Water Shares,” says Murray. “These family businesses have been around for generations.

They have invested in our communities, are committed to Tasman and Nelson, and want to stay here and flourish. They need water security and they’ve really stepped up enormously see this project through.

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Wakefield School celebrations draw huge crowds Amy Russ

Wakefield School kicked off their 175th anniversary celebrations on Friday, November 9, with a ‘super showcase extravaganza’. Principal Peter Verstappen says preparations have built up tremendously during the last term. “The last three months, the celebrations have been a real focus for the school. Students have studied the mural on the Wakefield Pharmacy wall and used it as inspiration for their costumes.

They have studied the train that used to run through the village,

the sawmilling history and the Baigent family – from which of course, settler Mary Ann Baigent started the school originally – amongst other historic influences.” The students performed to a packed-out hall on Friday as they re-enacted the history of the school through letters and memoirs of past students and community members. Deputy principal Scott McKenzie was chuffed with the turnout, saying, “we had a really nice steady flow throughout the day, it was a great chance to meet new people and listen to their stories and how they

have connected with people they haven’t seen for years. We have got quite an archived collection of stories now about the school’s history, all recorded as it was told, by the people.” Sonia Emerson, one of the organisers on the 175th committee, says it was an honour to be a part of and the event came together nicely. “Overall, the event was fantastic. It was a really great feeling to wake up on Saturday to fine weather! It was wonderful seeing young and old celebrating together and people rekindling their old friendships and connections.”

Left: Wakefield School pupils ready for their showcase production.

Back left: Kick Sole, Oscar O’Brien and Ryan Price. Front: Lila Young and Hannah Galvin.

Right: Wakefield School pupils, from back left: Olivia West, Maisie Francois and Ryan Price with train conductor Ben Grieder after nailing their showcase performance for the school.

Photo: Amy Russ.

School teachers to strike on Thursday Primary and Intermediate teachers and principals are preparing to walk off the job on Thursday, November 15, as part of nationwide rolling strikes after the NZEI (teachers union) rejected the latest offer. The NZEI have lodged claims for a 16 percent pay rise and employment of special needs coordinators. After the first strike, the Ministry offered 9.3 percent over three years across the board.

Two local baches recognised The 2018 Bach of the Year results are in for the annual Bookabach contest with the Rabbit Island Huts scooping silver in the Unique category and Golden Hills Farm Cottage in Richmond claiming bronze for the Hospitality awards.

Bookabach general manager Peter Miles says it’s great to see our nation’s love of great holiday accommodation come out tops this year.

“It goes to show how much people value unique experiences and the work that owners put in to create them.”

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Climbers rescued from Mt Franklin The Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter was called around 4pm on Tuesday, November 6, after two climbers activated their emergency locator beacon. One of the climbers, a 42-year-old from Wellington, sustained injuries during their descent on Mt Franklin in the Nelson Lakes National Park. It was while negotiating a steep chute that the accident occurred. The climbers were winched to safety and the injured man taken to Nelson Hospital where he was treated and discharged the following day.

Three-car crash in Appleby Three cars were involved in a crash at Appleby Bridge on Wednesday, November 7 around 7.40am, bringing traffic to a standstill.

Police and St John Ambulance attended and one person was treated for minor injuries. Northbound traffic was blocked while a tow truck was ordered to remove the vehicles from the road. The traffic block-up affected Brightwater as traffic was diverted to Waimea West Rd and down the town’s main street after 8am, causing a major traffic jam.

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The PLAN to raise awareness of teen drinking Amy Russ Reporter

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Health Action Trust and the Public Health Service are working together to educate and support parents and caregivers to responsibly manage alcohol in their teenagers’ lives.

As part of their ‘The PLAN’ campaign, in collaboration with Waimea College PTA, they invited the parenting community to attend a free presentation at the college entitled ‘Keeping teens safe around alcohol’.

The event, which was aimed at parents of teens aged 12 – 17 years old, was to help educate people with tools, tips and interactive resources on how to responsibly manage teen drinking.

The major project has been three years in the making and project partner and health promoter for the Health Action Trust, Rosey Duncan, says teen drinking is a real issue and it is important to raise awareness of the topic.

“The earlier teens start drinking the more likely it is that their drinking will become problematic in the future. The more likely it is they will go on to drink harmfully in their teens and adult life.

From back left: Project partners for The PLAN, Rosey Duncan, Hilary Genet and Carol McIntosh.

Front: Waimea College PTA parents, Steph Collett, Jules Honey and Lynn Vibert and chair of Waimea College PTA, Mel Welch. Photo: Amy Russ.

Alcohol is a drug and it is readily available.”

“Alcohol use is widespread in New Zealand, but at the same time all parents want their children to be safe.”

Rosey has been working with project partners and health promot-

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ers Hilary Genet (who works in mental health for Public Health Service, Nelson Marlborough Health) and Carol McIntosh (Alcohol, Public Health Service, Nelson Marlborough Health) and says they had a lot of help along the way with the evolution of the

project, including help from parents, in developing and trialling their range of interactive resources designed to support parents to make a family plan around alcohol.

“We talked with local parents about their concerns and what

would help them support their teens. The resources include our webpage, legal information, Facebook posts planned for the summer and fridge magnets.”

Parents at the Waimea College event say they felt it was important to attend to learn how to approach the subject with their teens and to learn coping strategies.

Chair of Waimea College PTA, Mel Welch, says, “the Waimea College PTA like to have the right people and resources to put forward presentations that are relevant and current to parents as well as the wider community.

“The alcohol presentation was especially important as we reach the end of the year and students like to celebrate heading into summer. The PLAN was a great opportunity to give parents hints and tips on how to help their teen be more responsible around alcohol.

“Alcohol is more available in homes than any other drug and doesn’t get the attention it deserves when it comes to teenagers and the drinking culture we have here in New Zealand.

For more information on The PLAN head to www.nmdhb.govt. nz/campaigns/the-plan-delayteen-drinking

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The Steve Mitchell Trio makes its first appearance at the recently re-opened Boathouse on Friday, November 16.

The show holds a particular significance for Steve, the writer, guitarist and singer with Nelson band Humankindness.

The trio was due to make its debut at The Boathouse in February, the week after the storm which put the iconic Nelson venue out of action for nine months.

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Generous Good Sort a winner Amy Russ This months Richmond Stihl Shop ‘Good Sorts’ winner is long-time Table Tennis coach John Jary.

Colin Bowden has known John for around forty years and says he has nominated John for the $100 voucher because of his unwavering dedication to coaching.

“I think John is just a great guy who is generous with his time and has done a huge amount for children with Table Tennis. Even though he is getting

advanced in age it doesn’t slow him down at all.”

John has compiled a book about Table Tennis in Nelson Tasman and the role he has played in the sport, and as well as coaching at the Nelson Table Tennis Club at the Saxton Field complex has his own patented table ready for set-up at Oakwoods Retirement Village.

The 82-year-old ex-builder became involved with Table Tennis in 1972 and says the interest stemmed from a need to break the cycle.

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“One of them represents the South Island in the Under 11’s.”

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display outside the venue during most of the restoration. I’d see it as I drove past and hope that all the work was going well and look forward to the night when we could fulfil the booking. At last, it’s happening. The Boathouse is in great shape and congratulations to everyone involved.”

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Sheep dogs display their style at A&P Show Amy Russ Preparations are underway for Richmond Parks upcoming A&P Show at the end of this month.

Part of the weekend’s line-up is a regular favourite, the sheep dog trials.

The trials will be held on both show days and one of the key organisers, Colin Gibbs, says the course will give the public a taste of how things are done for the annual Trans-Tasman Wayleggo Cup test between New Zealand and Australian dog trial competitors.

“This year we have a similar type course set up as what we would normally do for the Trans-Tasman, but on a slightly smaller scale.”

The New Zealand Sheepdog Trial Association Trans-Tasman Test Series has been running for 30 years and, for fans, it remains a highlight on the calendar. Next year New Zealand will be hosting the event and Colin is hopeful the kiwis will maintain their five-year winning streak.

Past president and a life member of Richmond Park, Colin says one of the New Zealand test team, Ian Herbert from Wakefield, will be competing at the upcoming A&P Show event.

Ian helped his team win against Australia and bring the Wayleggo Cup back to New Zealand.

“Each dog trial can take around 15 minutes per competitor. This year will be mainly Nelson and Marlborough competitors. We

will have a presentation for completion on Sunday afternoon.”

Colin comes from a long line of sheep dog handlers.

“I have done it all my life, I followed in my dad’s footsteps. My dad did it and my grandad did it. I enjoy it because it challenges your wits. You have got animals that all have a mind of their own. It is not a physical race, you have to know how stock will respond. Everytime it is always a challenge.”

The Nelson A&P Show is on the weekend of November 24 & 25, from 9am to 5pm Saturday and 9am to 4pm Sunday at the Richmond Showgrounds.

Tickets are available from Haven Motors, More FM, Richmond Mall and Bowater Toyota Nelson & Motueka.

Members of the Nelson Marlborough Dog Trial Club will be competing at the Nelson A&P Show on November 24 & 25. Photo: Supplied.

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175 years of Christian worship Many people know the classic old church with the funny trees on the Waimea West straight.

It is a place chosen by many to celebrate weddings and other family celebrations. Rich in heritage, it continues as a vibrant church with Sunday morning services each week at 8:30am. St Michael’s Anglican Church is celebrating 175 years of worship on the site in Waimea West - the oldest in the Nelson region.

The first settlers arrived in Nelson in February 1842 and by the end of year nearly 100 people had settled in Waimea West at “The Village”, as it was called. Early accounts tell of families making their way up the Waimea River by boat, probably disembarking at Cotterell’s Landing in Appleby and from there they walked. The plains were a mixture of fern, swamp and patches of bush. They set to work to build a dwelling and to cultivate the land for food.

The settlers soon felt the need to have a place of worship. The Rev. C Reay, Nelson’s first Church of England clergyman, held services for over a year in John Kerr’s barn. The Rev. C.W. Saxton also officiated

from time to time and he offered an acre of land where the church now stands. A subscription raised 35pounds, with many promises of labour and timber, etc. The balance was provided by The Bishop of New Zealand, George Selwyn. It was officially opened on 24th December,1843.

In 1856 a meeting was held to form St Michael’s parish which covered Wakefield, Spring Grove (which Brightwater was called at that time) Waimea West and Waimea South, and to appoint a full time clergyman.- Rev Thomas Bowden.

After 23 years the Church was becoming dilapidated so plans were put in place for a new building.

The present building was opened on 13th of November 1867 by the Bishop of Nelson, Bishop Suter.

On the 18th November at a 10am service we celebrate 150th birthday of St Michael’s and 175 Years as a Parish. The Bishop will be preaching and the service will be followed by a shared picnic lunch.

After 175 years of Christian worship, the vision the founders of the church; being a witness to the district of the living God. We look forward to continuing this vision.

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Cracker of a fireworks night Geoff Watson was the best of the locals, a point behind the 3NZ visitor Matt Sherlock from Canterbury.

It was hard to keep up with all the action in the Stock Cars, but Levi Collier was hell bent on making a nuisance of himself while 31N Dylan Clarke’s night ended early when he was slammed into the wall by 85N Hamish Carter.

The class of Keightley Teece shone through, taking the points on the night.

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In the week leading up to the annual Milestone Homes Top of the South fireworks display on Saturday, November 3, the weather was threatening to put a damper on event night.

But sunny Nelson lived up to its reputation as other tracks around the country succumbed to wind and rain. The huge crowds weren’t left waiting for long as the fireworks show started early on the track.

The Streetstocks were into it from the get-go. Shannon Marr lost steering, putting Steve Thomas hard into the wall, with others caught up in the melee before even crossing the start line.

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Wakefield Village Hall to stage Nell Gwynn comedy Wakefield thespians are set to take the stage toward the end of this month as they produce the famed comedy, ‘Nell Gwynn’. Promising to be a night full of love, laughter and lots of entertainment by the Wakefield Country Players, the show took audiences by storm in its Shakespeare’s Globe London debut.

Prepare to be transported to the flamboyant world of seventeenth-century London, dripping with decadent excess and bawdy amusements. The quick wit and exceptional beauty of Nell Gwynn, played by Lydia Dunne, who goes from selling oranges on the streets of London’s growing theatre district to performing on its stages, captures the hearts of audiences

and England’s King Charles II, played by Scott Frater.

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parents as they scramble to find care and supervision.

This disruption in our schools brings the national total of workers who have walked off the job this year to over 30,000 in over 2,000 workplaces. That’s more in the last year than in the last 20 years combined. It is nurses, wharfies, midwives, teacher’s assistants, bus drivers and teachers as well as thousands of public servants working for ACC, IRD, Ministry of Justice and MBIE. 90% of the strikes are government employees or government funded services. The government even had the printing of its first budget disrupted by strikes.

The root cause of these strikes is Labour’s extravagant promises when they were in Opposition. Its policy stated that workers were being underpaid by $23 billion a year.

They said workers deserved a 20% pay increase. Workers feel duped and understandably are angry with Labour now in Government saying they can only afford 3%. This is not credible when they are also boasting recent surpluses of $5.5 billion.

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The Rotary Nelson Motorhome Show annually The Rotary Nelson Motorhome Show annually attracts over 2000 people to the two day event attracts over 2000 people to the two day event at atthetheTahuna Beach Holiday Park.

People Tahuna Beach Holiday Park. People can canexpect expecttotoseeseefantastic fantasticexhibitions exhibitionsofofmomotorhomes and caravans, and a great variety ofof torhomes and caravans, and a great variety stalls.

The event helps raise thousands ofof dolstalls.

The event helps raise thousands dollars forfor community projects and local charities. lars community projects and local charities.

“This “Thisyear yearwewearearesupporting supportingthetheNeoNeonatal Care Unit at at Nelson Hospital, ” says natal Care Unit Nelson Hospital, ” says Jan. “We’ve also gotgot funding going toto St St Jan. “We’ve also funding going John Johnand andthetheLake LakeRotoiti RotoitiLodge Lodgerefurrefurbishment programme, forfor which Rotary bishment programme, which Rotary is is also devoting labour. ” also devoting labour.”

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WeWe dodo things Bill Gates Foundation. things like gogo out toto thethe Islands toto repair damlike out Islands repair damage to schooling.

Nelson Rotary Club is is age to schooling. Nelson Rotary Club anan opportunity to be able to give back to opportunity to be able to give back to thethe community. ” ” community.

JanJansays Tahuna says TahunaBeach BeachHoliday HolidayPark’s Park’s support supportforforthetheNelson NelsonRotary RotaryMoMotorhome torhomeShow Showeach eachyear yearis isgreatly greatlyap-appreciated, together thethe other main sponpreciated, together other main sponsors: Heslops, VTNZ, Apollo, More FM, sors: Heslops, VTNZ, Apollo, More FM, MTF Vehicle Finance, RVRV Super Centre, MTF Vehicle Finance, Super Centre, Winnebago, Nelson Rotary Club, Winnebago, Nelson Rotary Club,and and Deluxe RVRV Group.

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Equally, Equally,owning owninga motorhome a motorhomeororcaracaravan is gaining momentum; van is gaining momentum;it’sit’sa growa growingingcommunity communitywhich whichis issupported supportedbyby MZMCA. MZMCA.Over Over80,000 80,000motor motorcaravancaravanning New Zealanders areare members, and ning New Zealanders members, and national nationalmembership membershiphas hasananaverage average growth rate ofof 1010 percent. growth rate percent.

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If Ifyou youarearelooking lookingat atbuying buyingororselling selling a amotorhome, campervan or caravan, motorhome, campervan or caravan, want wanttotoimprove improveyour yourcurrent currentmomotorhome, then head to the Rotary torhome, then head to the RotaryMoMotorhome Show at at Tahuna Beach Holiday torhome Show Tahuna Beach Holiday Park, Nelson onon November 17th && 18th, Park, Nelson November 17th 18th, 2018 (10am toto 4pm)!

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FOCUS ON THE MIDDLE EAST Ross Ferguson Richmond Community Church I learnt a valuable lesson just last week while visiting church leaders and Relief Workers in Beirut and in the Becaa Valley of Lebanon. I was often asked, when folk heard that I was from New Zealand, about ‘who are our enemies?’

“Do you have enemies?”

“Well” I said, “we don’t really have any!”

“But everyone has enemies.

We’re surrounded by them!”

I said: “Probably the closest we come to having an enemy is Australia and that’s only when we are competing on the sports fields!”

It seems that this lesson is one we can only learn when we are facing extreme adversity.

Just picture yourself living in a country of over four million people that had been invaded by a hostile neighbour in a bitter war, when within two decades between one and two million refugees from that country pour across your border pleading for help.

This is the country of Lebanon today. I spoke with Syrians and listened to their sto-

ries, innocent victims of a war I loved you.”‘ they did not want, but who Jesus said: “You’re familiar now have met Lebanese who with the old written law, ‘Love have opened their hearts, and your friend,’ and its unwritten in some cases their homes, to companion, ‘Hate your enemy.’ their former enemies. Dis- I’m challenging that. I’m telling covering what the poet H. W. you to love your enemies. Let Longfellow said: “Who is my them bring out the best in you, enemy? It is the not the worst...” person whose story Matthew 5:43 - 44 I have not heard!”

The Syrian revoluSome years ago, tion has become Andrew White, the greatest tragedy Vicar of Baghdad, of the 21st century managed to conwith nearly 500,000 vene a group of people killed and 2 leading Iraqi clermillion wounded. ics – both Sunni More than 5 million and Shia – and IsSyrians refugees raeli rabbis. ‘There have fled Syria and Ross Ferguson we were together, 6.5 million have the Iraqis and the Israelis been internally displaced in in one room, for three days. Syria. Hundreds of thousands One of the chief rabbis said, live in camps, ‘tent cities’ in the “I never dreamt that such a Bacaa Valley, virtually trapped meeting could happen. I never with minimal food and shelter thought that anything could be and facing another cold winter, achieved. But, after three days, not to mention the lack of eduI have three words to say: fear cation and health care. is cancelled.” The Imam said, “I The most challenging and incame here hating you Israelis. I spiring experience was to meet wanted to see Israel destroyed. with Church and Community I wanted to see all the Jews leaders who are still in Syria, destroyed. And then I looked doing their very best to help into your eyes. I heard your the many millions of internally story. You heard my story. And displaced people of all back-

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bag I managed to find one too. I changed my position on the boat A week ago, the Dawnbreak- to where the burley was flowing ers Fishing Club held a small in the current. It wasn’t long becompetition between the ladies fore I felt a nodder pulling my (goldfish) and gents (sharks) to line. Yeah, my first snapper of see who can out-fish whom. the day, and the second followed On the boat Kayzar, three gold- soon. With the wind coming up fish and three sharks ventured we headed home at 11am with out to the middle of the bay. four snapper and 11 gurnard It proved a between the hard days six of us. The fishing with best part of a short winthe trip: a lot dow of good of banterweather. ing, but not There were repeatable to plenty of real the public.

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The 2017 NZCT Sportsperson of the Year, Zoe McBride, accompanied by Tom Walsh and Richard Kempthorne at last year’s awards ceremony. Photo: Supplied.

Sports awards promise a night to remember Peter Jones Take 93 nominees across 32 sports, add a new major partner and 9 committed category sponsors, plus an international sporting legend, and you have all the ingredients for Nelson’s most highly- anticipated sporting event of the year.

The 51st ASB Nelson Sports Awards evening will take place at Annesbrook Community Centre on Saturday, November 24, and tickets are selling fast.

ASB Bank has got right behind the event in 2018, making a three-year commitment to the awards. That includes sponsoring the ASB Sportsperson of the Year award, the supreme trophy on offer.

Sponsors have also been con-

firmed for the other categories – the Nelson Pine Industries Sportsman of the Year, the Bowater Motor Group Sportswoman of the Year, the More FM Nelson Sports Team of the Year, the Sport Tasman Junior Sportsman of the Year, the Continental Event Hire Junior Sportswoman of the Year, the Stuff Junior Sports Team of the Year, the Monaco Resort Masters Sportsperson of the Year and the ASB Coach of the Year.

As well as those awards, the ever-popular Rata Foundation Lifetime Contribution to Sport awards will be presented to those who has given long-term service in their chosen field.

Another attraction will be the presence of guest speaker, Wyatt Crockett, the most-capped

player in the history of Super Rugby.

The popular All Blacks, Canterbury and Tasman Mako prop, who grew up in Golden Bay and attended Nelson College from 1994-2000 before embarking on a record-setting rugby career, is sure to regale the Awards audience with highlights from his life as a war horse of New Zealand rugby.

Joining him on stage at the awards will be highly-respected sports broadcaster John McBeth, who will ensure the evening is a memorable and enjoyable one.

For all ticket and event information please head to the Sport Tasman website at www. sporttasman.org.nz/asbnel sonsportsawards.

The Malcolm Shield U14 representative team. Back: Cosmo Price, Kolie Van Zyl (coach) and Sam Brookes. Front: Tina Waine, Rani McGuire, Harry Pugh, Luke Innes-Walker, Eden Carter and Ashley Welsh. Photo: Supplied.

Lots of court time for junior tennis Competition is ramping up with the summer season well under way, both the interschool’s tournaments and the Malcom Shield U14 fixture keeping players busy on court.

NBS interschool’s tennis tournaments took place last week, hosting near record numbers of Primary and Intermediate Schools players from across the region. “The standard of play and behaviour on and off court was amazing, players enjoying all levels of competition with enthusiasm and in the spirt of sportsmanship.” The winners represent Nelson in Timaru at the end of the month; Primary School girls winner:

Lucy Mitchell (St Josephs), boys: Connor Edmonds (Nayland), Intermediate girls: Ashley Welsh (Broadgreen), boys: Harry Pugh (Mapua).

Competition ramped up, another level with Sundays Malcolm Shield fixture against Marlborough, 8 of our top players travelling over to Blenheim to contest the shield. The boy’s team faced tough competition from Marlborough, conceding all but one match in the singles; Harry Pugh winning in straight sets 6/2, 6/4 against Lucca Wiseman. Nelson girls came through strongly in their singles reversing the boys result; Rani McGuire (capt) dis-

playing mental tenacity when it mattered, winning all 3 of her matches.

Going into the final mixed doubles leg of the fixture, Nelson needed to win the majority of the matches to snatch the shield from Marlborough, However, winning 2 out of the 4 closed the fixture at 9/7 to Marlborough. Close matches and challenging competition for our youngsters made for a great day of tennis.

Nelson Bays Tennis Association would like to congratulate Rani McGuire and Harry Pugh for being selected to represent Canterbury in January 2019 in the Nations Teams event.

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Registrations must be in by 9.00 am, Friday 30 November so each Council can publish the list of addresses of people taking part on the website.

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Emily Beaumont Two local horse riders competed in the annual Pacific Horse Challenge in New Caledonia’s Noumea last month.

Madeline Woods and Eloise Beattie were members of the New Zealand team who were up against riders from Vanuatu, Australia, Tahiti and New Caledonia.

Mounts were allocated to each rider and they spent the

first two days of the three-day event competing individually in show jumping.

Madeline achieved two double clear rounds which resulted in her taking first place.

The girls then took part in the teams event, joining two North Island riders, Sarah West and Sophie Littlewood.

The foursome had impressive results and scooped the silver medal.

“I was absolutely stoked. It was

incredible to get placed where we did. We had such a good time over there,” says Madeline.

The result was the highest-ever placing for a New Zealand team at the event.

Madeline and Eloise are now focussed on local competitions and have their sights firmly set on New Zealand’s premier equestrian event, the Horse of the Year competition, in Hawkes Bay next year.

A friendly reminder: When you make electronic payments such as rates or water, you must quote the account number so we can allocate the payment to the right account.

For rates, this is your valuation roll number, which you can find near the top of your rates invoice usually starting with a 1. For water, the number is near the top of your water invoice and starts with a W. Other Council accounts will also have a reference near the top of the invoice.

If you move house, please remember to update your online banking reference – or you may find yourself paying someone else’s rates.

We want to allocate your payment to your account, but despite our attempts at detective work occasionally we have to return funds to the account it came from due to lack of information.

Food Safety Workshop - Tasman Do you make or sell food? You may need to apply for food business registration.

New rules apply under the Food Safety Act, and food businesses need to submit their application to register by 30 November this year.

Not sure if you need to register, or want to find out how?

Come along to the Food Safety Workshop - Tasman.

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Consultation closes 21 November We’re consulting on a change to our Freedom Camping Bylaw that would allow freedom camping at the Fittal Street car park in Richmond.

Head to www.tasman.govt.nz/ link/water-tips for lots more ways to save water.

The change would set aside about 17 spaces for both self-contained and non-self contained vehicles to camp at the car park, near the entrance to the Richmond Resource Recovery Centre. Time limits will apply.

There is already a campervan dump station and drinking water on the site, and we plan to install accessible toilets and a rubbish compactor as well.

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Consultation closes 3 December 2018 We need your help to identify the key roads, footpaths, other thoroughfares and strategic routes in our District in order to identify “priority buildings” that will be prioritised for earthquake-strengthening or demolition.

Location of road closure: Queen Street, from intersection of Edward Street to intersection of McIndoe Place. Full length of Edward Street. Full length of McIndoe Place. Croucher Street for length of Sundial Square. Closure of the Petrie/Harkness Carpark. (Resident access available) Date and time: Sunday 25 November 2018, 6.30am to 4.00pm

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• RSVP by email to: foodact.2014@mpi.govt.nz

More information on the new requirements is available at www.mpi.govt.nz/food-act-2014.

Alcohol licence applications

• Unseasoned or wet wood delivered far enough in advance for it to season before use.

Sunday 18 November, 1-4pm Information presentation, 2pm

• A written description of the wood, including recommended storage time before use.

Thursday 22 November, 5-7pm Information presentation, 6pm

Head to www.tasman.govt.nz/link/good-wood to find a list of local suppliers.

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Current applications for alcohol licences, including information on how to object, are advertised on our website.

Applicant: Motueka Events Charitable Trust

Event: New World Starlight Christmas Parade

Location of road closure: Motueka - High Street (SH60) from Whakarewa Street to Poole Street. Pah Street from High Street (SH60) to Talbot Street. Talbot Street from Pah Street to McGlashen Street.

Date and time: Friday 30 November 2018, 6.00pm to 9.00pm

Applicant: Westland Car Club Event: Car Rally Event

Location of road closure: Matakitaki Road, Murchison. 1.6km south of Matakitaki Road-Fantail Lane intersection to 18.6km south of Matakitaki Road-Fantail Road intersection.

Date and time: Saturday 1 December 2018, 7.30am to 5.00pm

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Sunday 18 Novemb Unless otherwise stated, all meetings Information presenta will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

HAVE YOUR SAY:

Secondhand Sunday is back on Sunday 2 December – it’s the region-wide garage sale where everything is free!

Register now to take part if you’re keen to clear some space before Christmas by handing on household items you no longer need. On the day, put out your pre-loved treasures for others to come and collect, and pop the downloadable sign on your letterbox.

For those looking for no-cost Christmas gifts, you can find a list of participating addresses on our website the day before. Then head out and help yourself!

Find out more: Head to tasman.govt.nz/link/shs for more information and to register.

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Summer is the best time to buy and store your firewood, so you have dry, seasoned wood ready for next winter.

When you choose a Good Wood supplier, you’re opting for a trusted source of dry firewood that will burn well, helping to keep your home warmer and our air cleaner.

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We are delighted to offer you an opportunity for a special tour of our serviced apartments, resthome, hospital and dementia care centre.

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Thursday 22 Novemb Audit and Risk Committee Information presenta Thursday 15 November, 1.30 pm. No public forum

Feel free to bring a friend or family Motueka Community Board Motueka Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka. please call us ifService you require assis Tuesday 20 November, 4.00 pm. Public forum

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Community Notices Forest & Bird Wednesday 14 Nov.. Evening talk by Debs Martin about making no new mines on public conservation land a reality. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St., Tahunanui. Pearl Creek working bee saturday 17 Nov..

9am start for weeding in the new planted area. Meet at the end of Cotterell Rd, Appleby. Bring gardening gloves, planting spade, weeding tools, water & sunblock. Morning tea provided. Contact Jo Ka, at robjokay@xtra.co.nz 0211169877 or 035449666 MoNster garage sale. Sat Nov 24. 0800. Salisbury Rd Richmond Waimea college bus bay. bo oks,toys,plants,bricabrac,clothing, tools & more. Fundraiser Nsn bays Harmony Acapella singing.

NelsoN CatHedral CHristMas tree FestiVal Christmas at The Cathedral. Come & visit your cathedral & the Christmas trees.

Switch on service Tuesday 27th Nov 6pm. Mulled wine & mince pies to follow service. The Cathedral is open every day & the Festival runs from Nov. 28th til January 24th. NO CHARGE, donations are welcomed.

PoP UP CoNCerts With local performers, the fortnight before Christmas at 1pm every day. The festival runs until January 24th & ends with a Switch Off service on Thursday 24th January at 6pm. alzHeiMers NelsoN monthly Library sessions provide an opportunity for those looking for info., advice & support around Dementia. riCHMoNd liBrarY eVeNts 1. award-winning poet Cliff Fell will be speaking at Richmond Li-

brary, 1pm-2pm Tuesday 20 Nov..

Followed by meeting of Richmond Writing Group, 2pm-3pm. Free. All welcome. 2. Nov. is National Novel Writing Month. Come Write in the Library, every Thursday throughout Nov., 11am-2pm, in the Constance Barnicoat room. Free. All writers welcome! For more info. ph: 03 543 8500. 3. good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Free.

Richmond Library. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2pm. 4. tiny tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area during term time. tHe CeNtral gardeN groUP Monthly meeting & afternoon tea, on 14th Nov., 2pm, BRd.green House, Nayland Rd. Meet other keen rose growers, & learn all about Roses. We would love you to join us, contact Dyann 021 535682 groWiNg orCHids. Join us Tuesday 20th Nov., 7.30pm, to learn all about growing Orchids, with all the help you may need, plus great speakers & also a sales table. Nat Pty HQ, 544 Waimea Rd, Annesbrook.

Contact Dyann 021 535682 riCHMoNd CreatiVe FiBre: 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursday morning of the month Birch Hall, Richmd Showgrounds. If you enjoy Knitting, Spinning, Weaving & Felting come along & see what we do. Ph Susan 5443316 NelsoN 50+ WalkiNg groUP: Nov. 20th, Peppin Island. Nov. 22nd, Parachute Rocks, St Arnaud. Ph. Chris or Jo, 544 7038. November

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Ph. Chris or Jo, 544 7038. Nelson 50+ Mini Walkers: November 20th, Peppin Island. Meet 10am at Cable Bay. Ph Denis, 545 7242. art Bid WiN - Tasman School Art Auction Fundraiser has started with ONLINE bidding so register now at https://www.artbidwin.co.nz/ eXHiBitioN Week held at Daryl Frost’s Fire & Frost Gallery, view all artwork at 107 Harley Rd, Tasman, 10-16 Nov. liVe aUCtioN evening 17 Nov. see all details & buy tickets at https://www.artbidwin.co.nz/ WaiMea MUsiC ClUB meets Sunday 18th Nov. in Loney Hall Wensley Rd Richmond at 1 15 p m. Contact Clive ph 5530526 Pat ph 5445766.

FUNdraisiNg Market Nelson Branch of Save The Children have Christmas & everyday cards for sale at Nelson Saturday Market on 17th Nov.. Cash or cheque please. Isabelle Ph. 547 3253 seNiorNet: Having trouble understanding or using your computer & other digital devices? Join Seniornet, our volunteers can help you.

Have a look at our website seniornetnelson.org.nz or ph: 03 548 9401 red Hat soCietY – NelsoN saUCY sisters We are a global Society of women that encourages, supports women in their pursuit of FUN, FRIENDSHIP, FREEDOM, FULFILMENT, FITNESS. We are refining the traditional notions of ageing.

Meet 2nd Wedn each month. See our FB For more info. Rae 5473074 Margaret 5473089 PrettY CraFtY CHristMas Market - Sun. 18 Nov, 10am 2.30pm, Stoke Memorial Hall. Lo-

visit to Marehau. Non members welcome. For programme, please phone 03 5450455NELSON VolUNteer driVer reQUired Are you free on a Monday morning 8.30-10am? We need a volunteer to assist our van driver transport elderly to our social & activity programme in Stoke. Ph: Trish 547 9350, email trisha@psusi.org.nz little MoVers daNCe Class, Tuesdays 4pm-4.30pm. Open to all kids ages 3-5 at Richmond New Life Church Café. Please bring a water bottle. Classes cost $5 per lesson.

Sign up at our studio on 85 Wensley Rd. Richmond or contact Brooke our experienced qualified dance instructor on 0279567077 CoMMUNitY siNg-aloNg Wedn. 7 Nov. 1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd., Richmond. Afternoon tea. Gold coin for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Enquiries 5448562 lego sHoW: Top of the south Brick show. Founders Park Energy Centre.

9am-5pm 17th &18th Nov.. $2/person proceeds to Nelson Tasman Hospice.

Me/CFs/FM sUPPort NelsoN BaYs. Find support with others who understand. Come & join our small informal group, third Monday of month, Halifax Cafe, 28Halifax St (opp. library), 2.30-3.30pm strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com artHritis soCietY CoFFee MorNiNg Char Bar & Grill. 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 28 Nov..

Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 tUrN UP PaY & PlaY teNNis at the Richmond Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings 7pm. Come & join us. This will be fun. Contact

cal crafters with a diverse range of great products. Also on-site cafe.

Gold coin donation at door going to Fargher Academy of Dance. Cash sales only. For more info email:pre ttycraftychristmasmarket@gmail. com or ph/txt 027 224 1001.

NelsoN railWaY in Founders Park. This weekend Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th November, we will have the Railcar running both days between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. Fares $5 adults $3 children. See you at the station.

NelsoN BotaNiCal soC Field Trip Sunday 18 Nov Lake Rotoiti Meet 8am Cathedral Steps. Contact leader Jane Gosden 021 498645 or jlgosden@gmail.com MtF NelsoN MiNi MX CHaMPs 2018. Sat 17th & Sun 18th Nov..

Richmond Park A & P Showgrounds.

Entry via Gumtree Gate (next to Crocquet Club). Practise commencing at 9.45am, racing at 10.30am.

Spectator entry free WakeField BoWliNg ClUB hosting the Nelson version of Bowls 3 Five. 6.30pm on Friday 23 Nov. CoNVersatioNs sPirited Wednesday 28 Nov. Journalist & social justice advocate Teresa O’Connor ‘Nursing - from vocation to profession: an unfinished journey’ Yaza Cafe (Montgomery Square) opens 6pm Speaker 7.30pm Koha No reservations Ph 548 6241 stoke MetHodist Market, 17 Nov., 9 am to noon in church grounds or hall if wet. Ph: Barbara 927 6130, Heritage roses NelsoN Sat. 17th Nov.Garden visits in Karetu Richmond, Kaiteriteri and special

Secretary, 0274 872 480 do YoU WaNt to liVe More sUstaiNaBlY? Make better the best choices for the environment?

‘Beyond Plastic Bags’ event; Talks & Tips from local experts, Interactive, Yummy Nibbles, Heaps of Prizes!

Suter Art Gallery, 29 Nov, 5.30 Tickets $10. 0220354172 or find us on FB HoUsie” every Wednesday at 7pm. Held at Club Waimea, Lower Queen St., Richmond, Opposite Race Course., in the Restaurant Rm. All Welcome come & join the fun. 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 www.aa.org.nz iNdoor BoWls - soCial teaM - Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy Street, Richmond. Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Robin 544 3116 Bike BeYoNd FilM PreMiere: Follow 20 cyclists on an epic journey from New York to San Francisco.

All living with type 1 diabetes. Fri 16 Nov 6:30pm, Hampden Street School Hall. Koha entry. Book: dnznelsonyouth@gmail.com NZ Diabetes Awareness Month.

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 now for individuals and couples. Interested? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz

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

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Garry Brunton from the Richmond Bridge Club, and his partner Pam Dravitski, finished in third place at the NBS Golden Bay Pairs bridge tournament held in Takaka on Saturday, October 27.

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