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A Nelson couple are facing bankruptcy as well as losing their rural home this week after the High Court ruled they are liable for a 2009 fire that caused damage to forestry and another home. Steve Garnett and Tracey Lynch say the past three years has been like hell and a decision in the High Court last month was the final nail in the coffin of their dream retirement. At 61, Steve has lost everything and says he’s unable to start again. They say the system has let them down and they wanted to tell their story about how they lost it all. On November 24, 2009 Steve threw some ashes that had been sitting in one of the bed and breakfast cabins on their property out onto a grassy bank. The ashes had been sitting in the cold fire for 36 hours. Two hours later two men working nearby smelt the smoke and came knocking. Steve and the two men attempt-

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ed to briefly fight the fire before calling the emergency services. The fire spread to neighbouring properties, burning down the home belonging to Caroline Wade and trees belonging to Nelson Forests Ltd. Steve still disputes that the ash was the cause of the fire because it was “like dust” when he threw it out. But it did start on their property and the insurers of Nelson Forests, along with the New Zealand Fire Service and the Waimea Rural Fire Committee went after Steve and Tracey for costs under Section 43 of the Forest and Rural Fires Act 1977. The couple’s property was insured but they didn’t have liability insurance on their two cabins because they were deemed a SEE PAGE 4

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Sell-out show a big success A sell-out show stunned organisers of the Stacey Winter Fashion Show and Charity Auction held on Friday night with more than 210 people rallying together for local designer and retail store owner Cheryl Stacey, who is bat-

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Salisbury Store’s Thavy Men holds up an anti-synthetic cannabis poster. Photo: Phillip Rollo. members of this community.” Steve says officers would be handing out posters to retail-

ers who were not selling the drugs which would identify them as a safe and responsible retailer. “We can’t stop the sale of these drugs, but people in the community can make a choice about where they go to buy their bread and milk. I know what my choice would be.” Salisbury Store supported the campaign and already has its anti-synthetic cannabis poster on display on the front window. Store employee Thavy Men says she had been approached by two people in the past to sell synthetic drugs but declined, on her brother’s recommendation. “They came and asked me but I didn’t buy it from them. I asked my brother at the other dairy and he said no do not sell them,” she says. Thavy says a group of customers had previously came in and asked whether the store stocked synthetic drugs. “About five people came and asked me. I’d say they were like in their 20s because one he had a beard.” Steve says he was confident the “reputable businesses” in Nelson would take the responsible option and stop stocking the products.

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Warehouse is coming to town Confirmation that The Warehouse will be joining Kmart at a new retail complex on Queen St won’t be bad for local businesses, says the new chairman of Richmond Unlimited. It was confirmed on Friday that a new 3000m2 store is expected to open on 186 Queen St in July next year and will be designed as a “convenient one-stop family shopping destination”, bringing “lower prices closer to home for many local residents,” says Simon Turner, The Warehouse’s general manager for operations. Kmart had already announced its plans to open on the site, which is a Gibbons Construction development project, before the end of the year. But will that be bad for current Richmond retailers? Apparently not, according to Richmond Unlimited’s Nathan Smith. “It’s going to bring jobs to Richmond, it’s going to bring growth and it’s going to bring more people to Richmond which will filter out to the local businesses. You’ve got to see the positives here,” he says. “Money spent here stays here. Tourists that come into the town it’s going to bring them in. These big box companies have obviously seen the financial benefit of coming to Richmond, they wouldn’t put one here if they thought it would just go okay.” Nathan says that The Warehouse already has a target market that would shop there no matter whether the store was opening in Richmond or not, and that local businesses should focus on their own strengths in order to succeed. “Yeah there’s a convenience now that you don’t have to drive 15km to go to town but at the end of the day those people are always going to shop there.”

The Warehouse will be built on a new Gibbons Construction development site in Richmond, next door to Kmart. Photo: Google Maps. He also added that Kmart’s decision to pick Richmond over Nelson highlighted the growth in the region. Meanwhile Gibbons managing director Scott Gibbons says he is delighted to be working with a renowned New Zealand company and labelled it as “another significant anchor tenant”. He says Gibbons Construction is progressing well with the development works onsite and has multiple local sub-contractors from the Tasman region working on the project. At its peak it is anticipated that the project will have a workforce in excess of 100 across the different trades which will provide a significant injection into the local economy. The Richmond Warehouse is expected to create approximately 60 new jobs and it will be the fourth of its kind in the Top of the South, with stores already in Nelson, Motueka and Blenheim.

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Couple could be kicked off land FROM PAGE 1 business, something they thought meant if their cabins burnt down they wouldn’t be insured but everything else would be. But because Steve was honest and said the ash came from one of the cabins – which is their business – they weren’t covered. If the ash that started the fire was from their own home they would have been. Last month they lost their case and were ordered to pay close to $1.5 million. The property is worth only $550,000 and $100,000 of that is mortgaged, plus they have to repay legal aid fees. They had been given until Monday to pay but they don’t have the money so are expecting to be kicked off their land

this week. It will be the end of their rural dream and say it’s an incredibly harsh punishment for something that was – at absolute worst – an accident. In another case, an 18 year old man was sentenced to 18 months in jail for arson and insurance fraud for burning down a Westport home on purpose. His associate, a 34 year old woman, received 250 hours of community work for conspiring to commit arson. Neither was fined. Steve and Tracey argue their sentence is much worse, and described it as being “wiped off the face of the earth” and say around a million dollars they invested in their property on Dry Weather Rd is now lost. They also say they were steamrolled by the system. On legal aid, they say their one lawyer didn’t stand a chance against the might of the two top law firms working to bring them down. “The legal fees of these firms will be more than what our property is worth to them. They will get next to nothing other than ruining us,” says Tracey. Steve and Tracey’s lawyer, Rob Ord, said in a statement that the law needs a major overhaul. In his judgement, Judge Miller wrote he believed Steve to be a “decent” man but didn’t believe his testimony that his ash was cold. Steve says it’s too late for them now. They will attempt to appeal the case to the Court of Appeal, but he isn’t holding out much hope and believes that by the time you’re reading this the wheels

Steve and Tracey Lynch outside the log cabin on their Glenhope property, near where the 2009 fire started. Photo: Andrew Board. will have started turning to have them the mortgage will soon be gone, along with wrenched from their land. But he wants to their dream. “I feel shattered, I don’t know sound a warning to other land owners, es- what we will do. We’ve lost all motivation, pecially those in rural areas. “We thought all our goals and aspirations are gone. This we were covered by insurance. We felt we will kill us, financially and more.” did everything right to protect ourselves They say their major gripe is with the New and can’t believe that this has led to us los- Zealand Fire Service Commission and its lawyers, who they feel have been particuing everything.” Tracey says she’s heartbroken. With tears larly aggressive, almost to the point of vinin her eyes she asked: “When did humans dictive. “The New Zealand Fire Service, are there to save lives, save houses and became so mean, so greedy for money? “We tried to be honest, we’ve never been help people, not throw them out of their in trouble before and never been in a court homes,” says Tracey. “I can’t understand before. All of a sudden we were being treat- why they’d spend three and a half years ed like criminals, like we’ve killed some- paying these high level law firms to ruin us one. Being upfront, honest and thinking and for what? Their share of $350,000 after fairness will prevail, we’ve learnt is wrong. lawyers’ fees? The whole system stinks, we It doesn’t work, honesty doesn’t pay, in fact had no chance and now we’re finished.” There is one last ray of hope for the couyou feel stupid for being so honest.” ple though. Over the weekend a friend They are unsure what the future holds. Tracey boards with a good friend in Rich- told them he has set up a fundraiser called mond, so that she can work in the city “Save Triple Tui”. To contribute, visit www. through the week to help meet costs. But savetripletui.com.

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A group of local Nelsonians have just returned from a Gillian Canning – “The emotion and beauty of the Taj 21 day tour of Rajasthan India and have had a ball en- Mahal. First impression on that first day in Delhi was joying the colours, flavours, sights and sounds across like being on another planet!” one of the world’s most unique destinations. Escort- Anna Barnett – “I thoroughly enjoyed my time in ed by Tracey Lynch from Harvey World Travel Mid Rajasthan. We experienced a good mix of culture City Nelson along with a local guide throughout, the and history and had time for a variety of shopping.” group were amazed at how Experience the wonders exotic and stunningly beauof India and have an tiful Rajasthan is and have adventure that you will thoroughly enjoyed steptreasure forever. Tracey is ping outside of their comescorting another tour in fort zone and experiencing March 2014 and invites the vibrancy and wonders of all those interested to a different culture. The cusjoin her and the recently tomised and comprehensive returned group for an itinerary included riding elinformation evening on ephants, camels, horses and May 23. This exclusive, 4 wheel drives, visiting a fully escorted tour will rural village, seeing artisans Tracey Lynch (third from left, back row) with her suit couples, singles and at work and attending a cul- group who travelled to Rajasthan India. travelling friends alike. tural dance. And while there were plenty of once in a The tour group [maximum 20 people] will travel in lifetime experiences to be had, the group still man- their very own air-conditioned coach and enjoy 4 star aged to fit in some fantastic shopping, perusing mar- accommodation including glamour tenting. kets, rugs, bed spreads, jewellery, clothing, fabric and With every step of the way planned and completely nic-nacs galore. organised by Tracey, all you have to do is call her to Kate Biggs – “Live the dream, as you won’t be disap- register your interest in what will be a sellout tour. pointed! If you love colour, organised chaos and crea- Call Tracey on 548-3300 to RSVP for the informativeness this is the trip for you!” tion evening on the 23rd May at 6.30pm (by Monday Marilyn Greenfield – “The smells, tastes, sounds, tex- 20 MAY) or to register your interest in the tour. tures and beauty can only be experienced by a perBusiness Update. Adv. sonal visit. Would I go again? In a heartbeat.”

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Mother’s day Mall evacuated after false alarm run best yet The Jennian Homes Fun Run brought out generations of women on Sunday as a record number of 420 mums, daughters and grandmothers who took part in the annual mother’s day event. With all proceeds going to the Heart Foundation, the fun run was all about celebrating local women says Tracey Walker, business development manager for Jennian Homes. “It’s been a fantastic event, attracting people of all shapes, ages and sizes to have a go and enjoy themselves on Mother’s Day. We’ve had 100 more entries than last year which is great and everyone has commented on how beautiful the course is along the cycleway.” Sonja Hamilton, of Wakefield, says she entered the fun run with a group of friends for something fun to do together on Mother’s Day. “It’s good to make the effort to get out and do something together.” Nicola McKay and daughter Catelyn entered as a duo in the spirit of Mother’s Day too and said they had “a great time doing something “fun” to celebrate the day.

The Richmond Mall had to be evacuated last month after someone set the fire alarm off, and police would like to speak with a person they believe will help with an investigation into why it happened. Community constable Glyn Cunningham says people should not set off fire alarms if there is no emergency as it is a waste of resources. “It creates panic and confusion as well. There was a lot of people affected by this. We are talking about a whole mall that had to be Do you know who this is? Con- evacuated here,” he says. tact Richmond Police on 543 The incident happened on April 29 at 5:45pm. Glyn says it is an offence to set off a fire alarm 9500.

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Community nominations to close Locals have just a few more days to ensure their favourite voluntary groups are part of Nelson Tasman’s biggest celebration of volunteers. Entries for the TrustPower Nelson Tasman Community Awards close at 5pm on Friday 17 May and there is more than $6000 up for grabs. The TrustPower Nelson Tasman Community Awards, run in partnership with the Nelson City and Tasman District Councils, recognise and reward voluntary groups and organisations for the outstanding con-

tribution they make to their community. Last year 134 entries for the community awards were received. So far this year 72 have groups have been entered. TrustPower community relations representative Teresa Partridge says she is excited about the groups that have been entered so far but believes there are still many groups providing services, activities, support and events in the community that are not recognised for the invaluable work they do.

“These awards are a fantastic opportunity to recognise and honour some of the Nelson and Tasman districts hardworking and generous volunteers and it means we get the chance to share with the community all the wonderful things that this district’s volunteers are doing for the benefit of many. So this is your chance to say ‘thanks’ to these volunteers by entering them in the TrustPower Community Awards. It only takes a few minutes to enter a voluntary group but it will make a real difference to

the volunteers you are recognising,” says Teresa. Entry forms for the TrustPower Community Awards are available from the council offices or service centre, they can be completed online at www.trustpower.co.nz/ communityawards, or you can call community relations on 0800 87 11 11. The regional TrustPower Nelson Tasman Community Awards will be presented at a function at Seifrieds Winery on Monday July 29.

Artists host exhibition All 70 members of the Tasman Visual Art Group will showcase their talents at a winter exhibition this weekend. The group hosts two exhibitions each year, giving the members an opportunity to sell what they have been working on to the public. Lois Morgan, who is a founding member of the group, says while there will be a larger percentage

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Maureen Batt, Lois Morgan, and Averill Moore will have their artwork on show at the Tasman Visual Art Group’s Winter Art Exhibition which is being held at the Richmond Town Hall this weekend. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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John Mace, Diana Martin, Nicky Black, Tim Varley, Hannahbess ThomsonLaing, Jenni Chaddock, owner Jacqui Conway, Kay Bishell, owner Andrew Conway and Chloe Bartlett. Absent: Dr Kelly Philips and Dr Todd Field. It’s been a whirlwind adventure for the busy Vet Centre Richmond on Gladstone Rd, while services are still continuing as normal, renovations are underway after the big flood swept through town. The team would like to thank the staff, friends, builders, electricians, student volunteers, neighbours and customers who showed up on the night and following days with shovels, mops, and rolled up their sleeves to help. This enabled the clinic to open the doors by 9am the next day - and even better that none of the animals got their paws wet. The clinic cat Mogwai, being the only animal in the building was very kindly taken in by the next door neighbours. There’s been a lot of hustle and bustle at the centre in the aftermath, with builders coming in and out to fix a few things. While it’s been busy they have been kind enough to complete the work at night so as not to disturb the day to day operations

of the centre. Mogwai loves meeting and greeting clients and patients, so needless to say he is enjoying the extra attention. In-between the hive of activity a class of proud puppies has just graduated, leaving with a wealth of knowledge and their very own certificate; this now makes way for brand new classes. There is a class held every Tuesday and Thursday from 6pm to 7pm, so get in quick and secure your spot. While things are getting back to normal, the team has noticed it’s starting to cool down. With the onset of winter fast approaching, the clinic is now offering 15% off all winter beds. These are extremely cosy for all dogs or cats and really suit older pets who suffer from bad joints that get worse in chilly weather. There has been a new addition to the Vet Centre Richmond’s wildlife fund with the arrival of an abandoned kitten in the last few weeks. Remember this service any-

time you find a sick, injured or confused including dermatology, horse lameness, bird, hedgehog, or other small animal but digital and ultrasound diagnostics, orthoremember the clinic is completely reliant paedics and herd health to name a few. For your convenience the clinon donations so a wee contriic is open seven days a week bution is always appreciated. (excluding public holidays) The Vet Centre Richmond ofand they have a vet available fer a complete range of medifor emergencies 24 hours a cal and surgical treatments for day, 7 days a week, ensuring your pets. They have invested their patients are always well in the latest technology and staff training, enabling them Clinic cat Mogwai. looked after. They are also available for home visits, cat to offer diagnostic ultrasound, digital x-ray, dental x-ray, endoscopy, and dog vaccinations, farm and livestock bone plating, ophthalmic surgery, behav- visits and can deliver your animal health iour problem solving in cats and dogs and products too. Every Thursday they have a alternative treatments such as acupunc- vet in the Tapawera area and every Tuesday in Nelson North, catering to any aniture. The Vet Centre Richmond is a mixed animal health requirements there. mal practice catering to all animals large, Visit the clinic Monday to Friday 8am to small, feathered, furred and unusual. 6pm, Saturday 9am to 2pm and Sundays There are a number of vets on the team, 10am to 2pm. For emergencies outside each of whom has a special interest in a clinic hours please call the clinic on 03 certain species of animal, in different ar- 544 5566 and you will be transferred to eas of veterinary, medicine and surgery the emergency vet.

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Wednesday May 8 Custodian Bob Stewart says he was absolutely chuffed with the response he received to an open day after the disused railway tunnel in the Spooner’s Range was featured in the Waimea Weekly. The tunnel was unlocked for visitors on Sunday attracting more than 500 people who were keen to walk the 1352 metre tunnel. It is now closed until October. Wednesday May 1 The Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus performed at the New Zealand Barbershop singing competition in Queenstown two weeks ago. The 37 members that made the trip down secured a sixth ranking up against nine other groups from around the country during the competition. Wednesday May 1 A family who lost everything in the flood three weeks ago have been overwhelmed with the goodwill shown by the community after appearing in the Waimea Weekly. Lee Cole, his partner and two young children have been inundated with donated goods, including a $500 giftcard anonymously gifted by a Waimea Weekly reader. Wednesday May 1 After their story appeared in the Waimea Weekly, the local women who took on the Nelson Rollo’s Adventure Race two weeks have managed to raise more than $3000 for local women who have battled cancer. Vicky Shelling, Petra Nugent and Janine Pomeroy were overwhelmed by the support of family, friends, strangers and other generous members of the community who have helped them raise awareness and money for the Pink Pilates Trust, a local programme that offers rehabilitation for women who have undergone cancer-related surgery. To find out more about Pink Pilates, visit www.pinkpilates.co.nz or call Helen Nott at Activate Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Services on 03 548 2622. Wednesday April 24 The Tapawera RFC Boar Hunt held two weeks ago drew a great turnout with more than 50 entries into the boar and stag hunt alongside more than 30 kids entries. There were 15 boars and 3 stags weighed in on the day with Craig Barker weighing in at first place with an 80kg whopper, Richard Marshall coming close with a 67.5kg second placing and Roger Buschl taking home third place with a 57kg boar. The average weight class went to Louis Thompson with a 46.5kg boar, biggest tusks went to Pearl Maddock and heaviest stag went to Murray Foulsham with his 108.5kg winner.

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Big crowds are expected to flock to the Plunket Baby Bonanza this Saturday, with more than 50 stalls already registered to take part in the event. The well known annual bonanza is set to be another huge hit with both mums and mothers to be gearing up for the chance to grab quality second hand baby gear at bargain prices. The event attracts hundreds of people each year says Gael Petch community services coordinator for Nelson Tasman

Bays Plunket. “This is an extremely popular fundraiser and is one of the major ones we do each year. Over the years it has become a very successful event, so we are excited to have it back once more.” The event offers local people the opportunity to buy and sell second-hand and near new children’s clothes, toys and nursery items all in one location and while the idea behind it is to fundraise and raise awareness for the local Plunket organisation, Gael says it is also an important community service.

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Having a par ty/event/func tion? Call our photographer 544 9037 or 027 532 6461 Michael Verma and Rachel Cooper on Saturday night.

Diane Green and Pam Finlayson at the Jennian Homes Fun Run on Sunday. This week we visited Nathan Verma and Alysha Sanders’ engagement party, the Stacey Winter Fashion Show and the Jennian Homes Mother’s Day fun run. Do you have a party or an event coming up? You can contact our photographer on 544 9037 or by emailing editorial@waimea weekly.co.nz.

Raelene Norris and Erin Hall at the Stacey Winter Fashion Show.

Bernadette Hannah and Sue Hollman on Friday night.

Edwina Kimaha, Ivina and Barry Smout and Sue Verma on Saturday.

Jacinta Sanders and Revti Verma on Saturday night.

Anne Campbell and Leanne Fry at the Stacey Winter Fashion Show and Charity Auction on Friday night.

Sandy and Nigel Sanders celebrating the engagement of Alysha Sanders and Nathan Verma on Saturday night.

Sydney, Cara and Baylee Sanders celebrating the engagement of Alysha Sanders and Nathan Verma on Saturday night.

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Where’s our clock? Big Question! Where has the clock and temp readout gone from Queen St? Working in the library today alone I have had five people ask what has happened to it? Even the librarians use it. Many Richmond residents rely on it and the temperature is a huge talking point... Bring back our clock!!! Stephanie Drewery. We need more than computers: How come my friends that are millionaires are totally useless with computers but my friends that are poor are really good with them? I believe the answer is because the greatest computer is between your ears. Computers have their place don’t get me wrong, but personality and charisma and the ability to drive a sale come first in my world. Take note Garin teachers are government employees not businessmen. (Via text).

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Council should support: I am astounded at Mr Kempthorne’s closing statement in the TDC Newsline mag where he states “we may not be able to control the weather but we can certainly rely on and help each other”. It is great to see how the council “helped” by waiving dump fees for those effected by the flood. What a mean spirited organisation, obviously council assistance requires money. Vicki Turnbull.

cause now Richmond has it all. Mmm now I can move to the country cause everything is closer. Shawnee Burford-Young.

Warehouse announces Richmond move: Thats going hurt Nelson City!! Richmond’s the place!! Free parking, the works. Annie Whall.

Yuck! Can this region really buy any more shit? Phil Jordan.

Pissed off the Warehouse is going to Richmond, that town will have very few locally owned stores soon. (Via text). Yayya Richmond is way better than Nelson lol and its not even started. Bex Watene.

Support the Brook Sanctuary? I would be keen to not only sponsor a post but also help put it in. Alan Heward.

YAY! Hardly ever gonna need to go into town and pay for parking now!! I’m still more excited about K-mart though. Jasmine Nicholson-Mooney.

Yes and lets support Natureland as well. Donna Jan.

Oops, there goes the reason to go to Nelson. Jason Cunniffe.

No it should be user pays not people that won’t use it. Simon Scowen.

Yay, now I never have to drive past Queen St to town ever again. Be-

need K Mart or the Warehouse. Wake up people. Celia Dasler.

My personal opinion here, but I’ll still shop at K-Mart but it will be Richmond does not need a Warehandy to have a Warehouse closer house or K mart!!!!! too, as many people above have said, there Cheryl Wood Lambert. goes the reason we go to Nelson! Now my trips there will be just for visiting friends. Telecom Business Hub Tasman are… Hannah-Dan Sangster.

Feel sorry for the little shops that will lose trade. Nancy Holden. Oh no! Richmond doesn’t need The Warehouse. It will affect the business of other local shops and the parking will be even worse than it is some days now. Carol Stewart. What does a big store need to take per week? $30$40K? Where is that money supposed to come from? Other stores in Richmond, or do people just buy more crap they cant afford to later throw in land fill?? This is ridiculous, Richmond does not

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Richmond’s Estella Rose, 11, at the Fashion Island Talent Quest. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

Local talent was out in force over the weekend with the finals of the Fashion Island Talent Quest taking place on Saturday. Estella Rose, 11, of Richmond, beat out the other entrants from all over Nelson to take the top spot as the overall winner of the competition. Second place and the winner of the

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14 to 18 year old age group was taken out by Chase Tangohau, 18, of Stoke. First time competition entrant Estella performed her own original music and wowed the judges during the finals by playing a different tune than she had played during the heats which they said clinched

it for her. The Waimea Intermediate School student says she was really happy to come away with the win in front of a good crowd of onlookers at the shopping complex. Estella took home $250 worth of Fashion Island gift vouchers and $250 worth of recording sessions as her prize.

Vandals wreck dinosaur sculpture A dinosaur sculpture that has been situated on Hoddy Rd for 20 years was vandalised on the weekend and its current owners say it will have to be taken down. Levis Johnson, who died three years ago, constructed the 12 foot high dinosaur in the 90s “as something to do” and decided to put it out on the front of his Redwood Valley property for everyone to see when they drove past. But Denise Morgan, who lived on the property with Levis, discovered the damage on Sunday morning and claims someone must have vandalised it over night. She says it is the second time this has happened within the space of a month. “Now he’s about half the size. The first time they bent him over, twisted him round and pulled his arm off,” she says. “I don’t think I’ll repair it. We’ve told the police but what can they do?” Michele French, Denise’s sister, labelled the dinosaur sculpture as a local icon. “Bus drivers will drive down and point it out to passengers. We were talking to some neighbours yesterday and they were devastated that the dinosaur was wrecked. The fact it’s just been there for so long.”

Michele French and Denise Morgan were devastated when a dinosaur sculpture that has sat outside their property for 20 years was vandalised.

Community Education - Give it a Try We welcome three new tutors to Community Education with the first being Nick Williams. He has years of experience working in and tutoring computer programming. He will teach two courses - Online Shopping Web Site Creation and Introduction to Web Design. If you want to know about all the facets of Facebook, how to use it safely and be in touch with friends and family plus other applications

Our Design & Technology department is opening its doors to you so you can learn how to make your own Pewter Jewellery with Kevin Thwaites. Tantalise your taste buds with Classic French Cuisine classes and a Bread & Cheese Making day both taken by chef, Allan Addison-Saipe. There is a great variety to choose from but if there are specific courses that you would like

relating to this then Bonnie Campbell will enlighten you in Social Media Confidence. Our third new tutor is Philippa Winch who is a very creative woman. She will share her creativity in Revamp your Wardrobe (for you or your family) and an afternoon workshop making Beautiful Bracelets.

to see happen at Waimea then please phone the Community Education Coordinator, Trish Armstrong on 544 6099 Ext 870. Likewise, if you have a passion for a topic and would like to share your knowledge, you might like to become a tutor.

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New path for playcentre Greenacres starts junior programme The Brightwater Playcentre has been held in the old Spring Grove school house for many years and has seen a lot of changes in its time. A few weeks ago some of the children helped lift a large number of paving slabs which had been made unsafe due to tree roots resulting in a patch of bare land and a dilemma of what could be done to fix it. The children needed a tidy, attractive and safe passage from their building to the sandpit and Higgins Concrete came to the rescue. Their very generous donation of concrete and time made the task possible. The children resisted the urge to make hand prints in the new path and now that it has set, both the children and staff would like to say a big “thank you” to Higgins Concrete Nelson and Andy Hall Brightwater Playcentre children stand in front of a Higgins Concrete from A &J Hall Builders Ltd who made the path. truck after it poured concrete to create a path to their play area.

Greenacres Golf Club is starting a new junior programme for the next generation of golfers. Beginning on Wednesday May 22 at 4pm, Ryan Chisnall, who is a top New Zealand amateur will be assisted by Eve Clark and Andrew Drummond as coaches. The programme will run from 4-5pm on the Wednesday and on Sunday mornings from 10am-12 noon. The first day is free and then it’s only $30 for three months, twice a week until the end of August.

Just a thought... Value Selection When our first grandchild was like a grandfather – you know the due, a friend told me that I would old guy with a long white beard absolutely fall in love with the and hair. For some God is a stern new baby. She said I’d experience grandfather; waiting to jump on emotion like nothing I’d ever felt us for the least little thing. For before. I thought she was crazy. others God is a gentle grandfaWe had three children. We loved ther; waiting for an opportunity them. I couldn’t imagto spend time with the ine why a grandchild much loved grandkids. would be any different. Actually God isn’t a But my friend was grandfather at all. To right. I did fall in love skip a generation – Jein a way that was comsus said we could call pletely different to anyGod “Daddy”. Imagine thing I had ever experithat! Jesus came to tell enced. It wasn’t better, all people that God is just different. I wonder not far off. Not a stern if it is because of the grandfather. Not even “all care, no responsia kind grandfather. But Susan Gill, bility” thing? (Of course Holy Trinity Daddy! You see God isn’t many grandparents today all care and no responChurch. do have responsibility for sibility. He does take retheir grandchildren. I take my hat sponsibility for his children – all off to those of you in this situa- of them, even the naughty ones! tion.) Now we have three grand- That’s what Jesus came to earth and children and another two on the became one of us for. Jesus showed way. They don’t live in the Nelson us just how much God loves. God area but we grab every chance we isn’t satisfied with being a grandfacan to be with them. ther. He wants to be our Daddy. Some people imagine God to be That’s worth thinking about.

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The Richmond Small Bore Rifle Club is on the hunt for more members to join its competition team. Following on from the very successful learn to shoot programme for owners of .22 sporting rifles and high powered airguns held over the summer months, the club is looking for more small bore shooters to join in the winter programme. The local competition involves shooting against four other clubs. From this a representative side is selected to attend South Island and national

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Do you wish to know who is standing for the position of club president, club vice-president and executive? The will be available to talk to you and answer your questions on Sunday 19 May between 4.00pm and 5.30pm. This is your opportunity to make an informed decision on who you believe should hold any or some of the above positions, take the time to come and meet the candidates on a one to one basis.

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On the April 18 member No.63 was not present and the $600 prize was not claimed. On the April 25 member No.788 was not here and the $700 draw was not claimed. On May 2 member No.5 was not present and the $800 draw went unclaimed. On May 9 member No.950 was failed to claim their $900 and with $1,000 up for grabs this week, could it be yours? Could it have your name on it? Do you want it to be yours? Do you want your name on the cheque? Come down on a Thursday evening between 5.30pm and 8pm and you could be in to win.

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Car Rally Results The old adage “if all else fails, read the instructions” could have easily been applied to almost all the crews that took up the challenge of the annual Club Waimea Car Rally held recently but, adults being adults, the majority showed a distinct inability to follow straight-forward simple instructions, or did they honestly believe they knew more about where they were meant to going and what they were meant to be doing than the organiser. By allowing local knowledge and ‘overactive brains’ to override common sense, many crews were soon well off-course, a course that initially went round in circles in upper Richmond before heading off on a bit of a tiki-tour through Hope, Moutere, and Mahana before returning to Richmond. Off-course is really an under-statement considering some of the distances covered and reports of crews going round and round in ever-decreasing (or in some cases, everincreasing) circles as far away as Motueka but more especially in and around the Old Coach Road/ Dominion Road area. Run by the same organiser for

the fifth year running, one would have thought regulars of the event would have got a bit of a handle on the way his warped mind worked, but in an effort to keep one step ahead of crews, a return to basics with a couple of curved balls thrown in just to keep them on their toes seemed to throw them off the scent. This certainly appeared to have the desired effect, so that obeying simple instructions and carrying them out in the correct order was most certainly the downfall of most crews. Although fun was the name of the game, reports indicate that there were some rather ‘heated in-car discussions’ over the just under 90km journey that should have seen crews retuning to the finish in well under three hours, however, while the major compliant seemed to revolve around dehydration setting in, the general consensus was that most thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon’s jaunt and the challenge despite the pitfalls - or at least that’s what they were telling the organiser. Hey, it couldn’t have been too bad as no-one was yelling for a divorce lawyer at the end of the afternoon!

Truly a game for all ages

Anyone can play the wonderful game of indoor bowls, it is truly a game for all ages. It can be played as a serious competitive sport or as a social activity, there is no uniform or equipment required other than flat soled shoes and a smile, so it is an affordable, fun sport to play and a great way of meeting new people. The indoor bowling season runs from February till October this year and is played in the Club Waimea Hall. So why not give the game a go over the winter months? Coaching is provided for new members and club night is held each Monday evening, with play starting at 7.15pm in the Club Waimea Hall. If you would like more information on the indoor bowling section at Club Waimea then please contact Athol Curtis on 544 8046 or just come along to Club Waimea on a club night, new members will be made most welcome.

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such a system for use at future Anzac We need to raise funds for this so if you can help or have ideas for fundraising we would love to hear from you. BMX Track – Yes we are still working on the BMX track and since our meeting we have heard from the TDC and they inform us that they have been able to find a source for clay which is needed to finish the track. We can then add the finishing touches, which will include a safety rail. We look forward to the completion of the track as we imagine do all the BMX riders that will use it. Village Green – Now that the TDC owns the land where our Village Green is, it is time to think about what we would like to see there. We hope to get some feedback from our community; we will do a letterbox drop with some ideas and offer the opportunity for you to have your say. We are in the process of putting this together but in the meantime if you have any ideas please email them to Dorothy at rogers@ts.co.nz or Debbie at grantanddebbie@kinect.co.nz. Our next meeting will be held at Brightwater School Staffroom on Tuesday 4 June at 7.30pm. Everyone is welcome so please come along. Your Community Association Inc.

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Cub Leaders Robin Beattie and John Baker with the cub pack and their beautiful wreath to remember the soldiers at the Brightwater ANZAC Day Ceremony. children’s learning and development. As always, the children’s interests set the pace and direction of our programme and things will crop up. Thank you to all our parents and local community for all your support, without this our service would not be able to achieve all that we want to. Keep warm and keep safe. Experiencing grief Brightwater Community Anglican Church It was a day like no other, with brilliant sunlight filtering through windblown trees. By the end of the day it would seem, that all my life had been blown away, because my husband would not live to see the end of this day, and every

person we have just lost. Soon their lives continue, while we try to build a new life. How can we do this, when we have never lived alone before? Many people say “just let me know if we can do anything”. In our pain we are too weak to ask. Don’t wait to be asked, precious angels just step in and say “can I, mow the lawns, take you shopping…?” Finally if you meet me in the street , don’t avoid me, don’t tell me how good I look, do ask me how I feel, do ask if I need a hug, do mention my loved one’s name. It might bring tears, but it gives me permission to talk if I feel like it. If you would like to know more about this group ring Nicola the coordinator 542 3694.

day from here on would be changed forever for me. The Brightwater Community Anglican Church recently held a meeting to set up a peer group of people who are experiencing grief. Here are some of their thoughts. We are all born to die, but the shock of this happening to someone so very close, cannot be described. Grief is a very real, physical thing, and has been likened to having a chainsaw cut through one’s body. Well meaning people offer the words “Life must go on”, “It will get better”, “it’s Gods will”, time will heal”… we want to shout and say, life will never be the same again. The community gathers and we celebrate and cry for the

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Waimea B start season with win The Nelson Netball 2013 season got underway at Saxton Courts in perfect weather conditions on Saturday. Players were keen to get the first game under their belts and begin to acclimatise themselves with the outdoor surface. Competition was keen with a number of the grades having very little margin between the three games, which is a credit to the Grading Committee. The closest game in Grade 1 was Waimea College B’s 31–23 win over the more seasoned Richmond Robbie’s Bar & Bistro Black.

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rhythm they were more competitive. Their passes had better weight, the shots were falling for shooters, Julie Jackson and Ashleigh Della-Bosca. Missed shots were rebounded well for the second opportunity. Mid courters – Mel Shirley, Monique Pessione and Marjolein Edwards all contributed well and proved to be useful links through court. While Waimea recorded the win and played well in stages they will go from strength to strength during the season under the watchful eye of coach, Lyn Olsen. While three of the girls are from last year’s

well performed 10A team, Kelsi Hylkema and Emma Deighton return for their second season in the team they still are working at developing their combinations. Goalkeep, Emma read the play well to pull in four well timed intercepts and she was well supported by Anika Paton, while Hannah Taylor applied the pressure on the outside of the circle. Kelsi lead her team by example when she netted 21 from 25, while the converted defender Courtney Zwart could be well pleased with her efforts in the offensive circle.

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Waimea lose Press Cup derby match Waimea College ended Saturday’s Press Cup game with more cards than points, going down 32-3 against rivals Nelson College. The game unusually started with a penalty, as Nelson College was told by the referee it had taken too long to arrive for kick off. While the decision meant both teams would not perform their respective hakas, it was probably a sign of things to come with the second half dictated by numerous penalties. In total five cards were dished out during the game with prop Dan McLauchlan sent off for his second bookable offence. Levi McPherson scored the only points for the visitors as Nelson led 20-3 at half-time. This weekend Waimea will travel to Timaru Boys’ High School while Nelson and Nayland College will play out third local derby in as many weeks. That match is at Nayland College and begins at 12noon.

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5467907 Midwinter Christmas Craft Market, Sun 7 Jul 10am-3pm at the Hope Hall. Gold coin entry to be donated to the Nelson Region Hospice Trust. Further details please contact midwintermarket@ yahoo.co.nz or facebook.com/midwintermarket Quiz Night Fundraiser for Brightwater Playcentre. 8 Jun 7pm, Hope Community Church. Fantastic prizes! Tickets already selling fast! $15pp including supper. Fully licenced bar. EFTPOS available. Teams up to 10 people. For tickets or more information Ph. Jill 5410472 Richmond Methodist Church Celebrates 170 yrs of a Methodist Church in Richmond 22-23 Jun . Afternoon Social Gathering Sat 22 Jun. Celebration Service 9.30 am 23 Jun. All welcome. Ph: 5448394. Plunket Baby Bonanza: Sat May 18, Hope Hall, Richmond 9am-12pm Over 50 stalls of New, Near New & Secondhand Baby/Children’s Clothes, Toys & Nursery items. Bookings open, Ph Lisa on 5424496 or email footies2012@vodafone.co.nz Housie Nelson Indoor Bowls Assn fundraiser. 7pm, Sat, 18 May, Warnes Stadium, 206 Songer St, Stoke.50 houses, $5 per card, raffle, refreshments. All welcome. Ph Linda 5449446 Top Of The South Morris Minor Car Club: lunch meeting 11.45am Tapawera Hotel Sun 26 May. Anyone welcome. If coming Ph. Julie 5473316 Trevor 5268884 before Fri 24. Nelson/Tasman Endometriosis group meets Tues 28 May at 7.30pm upstairs at Contour Roofing 41 Venice Pl, Stoke. Speaker Dr Kate Gregory, Consultant Medical Oncologist. All welcome. Gold Coin Donation is appreciated. Ph Helen Hills 5441724 REGULAR EVENTS Community Life Centre Stoke, Life Centre - connecting community by offering activities includ: different styles of yoga, meditation, massage, work-

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with elderly people. Several positions are available including van assistant, kitchen helper & programme assistant. Ph Sasha 5479350. Celebrate Recovery: weekly programme dealing with drugs, alcohol, gambling or other issues where you need support. Join us at Richmond Community Church, Warring carpark. Tues 7pm. ph Bob & Jacquie 5380282 Have you celebrated a recent birth, engagement or anniversary? Share it with the rest of Nelson for FREE. Email to sales@nelsonweekly.co.nz Totara Nelson: Activity programme 10am-3pm, older people can get together & enjoy good company, friendship, activities & mutual support. Meals included. Transport possible & you may be eligible for financial assistance. Ph 5479350 Hope Indoor Bowling Play continues each week on Tues night at Hope Hall. Names in by 7-15pm. Come & have a try at a sport. Social & competitive at a friendly Club. All equipment supplied. Wear flat soled shoes. Further info ring Bill 5449273. Scottish Dancing every Tuesday in Stoke, 7.30pm to 9.30pm, St Andrew’s Church Hall, Songer Street, Stoke. Phone Margaret 547-3913 for information. No partner needed. Soft flat shoes essential. Powertalk Waimea-Tongue tied-need a boost to get back in the work force–want to build your confidence & self-esteem The best thing you can for yourself, come along Peggy 5390477, or Linda 5447823. www.powertalknelson1.wordpress.com Toastmasters Develop personal confidence through public speaking in the safety & with the support of the High Noon, Nelson, or Madhatters Toastmasters clubs. 0800PEOPLE (0800736753) Mum4Mum Breastfeeding support meets the last Tues of every month 2.30pm-4pm at the Tahunanui Community Centre, 61 Muritai Street, Tahunanui All welcome Ph Tara 0212772098 or mum4mum@nbph.org.nz

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WEDNESDAY 15 May 2013

Waimea Old Boys Rugby Club

Bs to face defending champions Wayne Oldham

The Waimea Old Boys second division side continued its strong start to the season, beating Huia 34-3 at SportsPark Motueka in glorious conditions on Saturday. Waimea started well and had two penalties on the board early thanks to skipper John Higgins who give the side a 6-0 buffer in the first 15 minutes. Right winger Dallas Saunders was the next on the score sheet, dotting down for a try after the backs and forwards combined to put him away in space on the 25th minute mark. Huia replied not long after with a penalty of its own as Waimea went

into the half-time break with a 11-3 lead. The visitors had the better of the second half too with John striking two more penalties and a try either side of a five pointer from Lee McBrydie and player of the day Mitchell Bateman. Only one of those second half tries were converted. Scott Ford stood out in the forwards with his lineout ability and strong ball carriers and overall it was a good performance. This weekend the side will face last year’s defending champions Murchison at Jubilee Park. Murchison has also had a strong start to the season despite some fresh faces in its champion squad.

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Waimea Weekly photographer Phillip Rollo was down at Jubilee Park on Saturday morning capturing the start of the JAB Rugby season. Photos from left are; Dantae Fisher of the WOB Under 6 Red makes a break against Wanderers Under 6 Gold; WOB Under 8 Red’s Blake Hearne runs down the field; and Connor McNeill fends off his opposite.

Marty Banks hat-trick as Waimea hit 70 Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys ran in ten tries to open its Bayleys Tasman Trophy campaign with a convincing 73-21 win over Blenheim side Moutere on Saturday at a sun drenched Jubilee Park. The tone was set from the kick off as Waimea received the ball and opted for the territory, booting the ball down into the opposition half. Moutere’s fullback fumbled the kick, as he re-gathered it, hoping to find touch with the resulting kick. However, it was charged

down by winger Josh Rutledge who then gave the ball to second five Marty Banks who ran unopposed for the final 20 metres to score a try in his first ever touch for Waimea. Marty, who played first five for Buller in the Heartland Championship, would later thrive on debut, scoring two more tries in the rout. Waimea had a field day on the counter attack with Moutere unable to stop the rampant backline and physical forwards.

Pivot Billy Guyton converted all ten tries and scored two of his own, taking his match day points tally to 33. Up front the players to impress were ball running prop Jerome Va’a and Fijian international lock Tevita Cabuvati, the latter having a solid all round game. Along with Billy and Marty, fullback James Lowe had another strong performance and played a key part in sparking plays from the back. His day was epitomised by a brilliant in-

dividual run down the wing later in the match. Although the home side managed to score its biggest points haul of the season, a worrying note will be the 21 that was allowed to be scored against the side, which has only lost one game all season. The side now moves on to Accessman Stoke at Greenmeadows this weekend in a match that doubles as a Tasman Trophy and a Car Company division one fixture. Kick off is at 3pm.

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Council has accepted for notification under clauses 5 and 26 of Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act, two Private Plan Change Requests to the Tasman Resource Management Plan. Request 1 Requester: Foodstuffs South Island Properties Ltd Location: 31-37 Bateup Road, 135 Gladstone Road, and 13, 15, 21 and 32 Paramu Place, Richmond Purpose: To rezone 1.64 hectares of land from Residential to Commercial to accommodate a New World supermarket and small-scale retail/commercial development, along with associated car parking, access and landscaping. Request 2 Requester: Network Tasman Limited Location: 52, 32, 24 and 18 Main Road and 1 Norman Andrews Place, Hope Purpose: To expand industrial Schedule 17.5A in the Tasman Resource Management Plan on to adjoining land owned by Network Tasman Limited at Main Road Hope, including land subject to designation D41 Network Tasman Hope Depot and make consequential rule amendments.

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Tasman District Council would like to archive photos, video and rainfall readings from the flood on 21 April 2013 for the areas badly affected from Takaka through to Richmond. The email address to contact Council is rainfall2013@tasman.govt.nz. Information could also be mailed to the Council’s Richmond office. If you have flood photos please include the time photo is taken, the exact location, along with contact details (phone or email). If you have video, please send a link where the video can be viewed or uploaded, or how it can be collected by other means. If you have rain gauge readings, please send the readings, the time over which the rainfall fell, and the exact location, along with contact details.

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Any person may make a submission on any part of the Private Plan Changes. Submissions can be sent to the Manager Policy, Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4, Richmond 7050 and will be accepted by Council until 4.00 pm on Monday, 24 June 2013. Submission forms are available as indicated below under “Availability of Private Plan Change Requests”.

The Winter Workshop programme from the Motueka Arts Council is now available. It’s a great way to wile away the winter, learn new skills, meet new people and have fun. The programme begins with two plays at Queens Birthday weekend, with workshops through June, July and August. To see the full programme pick up a brochure from all Tasman District Council libraries, or check it out online at www.motuekaonline.org.nz All enquiries to Jane on 03 543 2996.

Submissions must be in writing, clearly indicating support or opposition to the provisions, the decision that the submitter wishes the Council to make (with reasons), whether or not the submitter wishes to be heard in support of the submission and an address for service or contact address. Consideration of Proposed Changes After submissions have closed, Council will publish a summary of all decisions requested by submitters. There will be a further period of 10 working days within which further submissions in support or opposition to those submissions made may be sent to Council. Council will then hold hearings on all submissions and all submitters may be heard. After the Council considers the submissions and makes its decisions, any submitter who is not satisfied with the decision has the right of appeal to the Environment Court. Availability of Private Plan Change Requests The Private Plan Change Requests are available to view at the Richmond, Motueka, Takaka and Murchison libraries and at the Richmond Council office, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. They are also available online at http://www.tasman.govt.nz/link/trmp-ppcr. A submission form is also available. For more information or advice on these Plan Change Requests, please contact Shelagh Noble 03 543 7229 or shelagh.noble@tasman.govt.nz (for Request 1) or Rose Biss 03 543 8421 or rose.biss@tasman.govt.nz (for Request 2).

Draft Tasman District Council Reserves General Policies Tasman District Council is calling for submissions on the Draft Reserves General Policies document which has been prepared to consolidate policies that apply to all reserves and and/or land administered by Council. This will allow for a consistent approach to reserve management. This document applies to all land in the Tasman District declared and classified as a reserve under the Reserves Act 1977 where Council is the administering body. It also applies to land that Council maintains as a reserve but is not yet declared or classified as a reserve and land which is the subject of easements including esplanade strips, marginal strips, access strips and rights-of-way. Copies of the Draft Reserves General Policies and submission form are available online at www.tasman.govt.nz, at Council offices and Libraries in Richmond, Takaka, Motueka and Murchison. Submissions close on 15 July 2013. If you have any queries or require further information please contact Tasman District Council Parks and Reserves on 03 543 8400.

Ecofest 2013 17-18 August 2013 at the Trafalgar Centre. Standholder packs available NOW. Earlybird deadline 7 June 2013. Email Ecofest@xtra.co.nz for more information.

Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Full Council Meeting – Annual Plan Hearings Murchison Sport and Recreation Centre, Murchison, Thursday 16 May 2013, 10.30 am. No public forum. Environment and Planning Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 23 May 2013, 9.30 am. Public forum. Corporate Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 30 May 2013, 9.30 am. Public forum. Grants and Community Facilities Rate Subcommittee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 30 May 2013, at conclusion of Corporate Services or 1.30 pm. No public forum. Full Council Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Wednesday 5 June 2013, 9.30 am. Public forum. Tasman Regional Transport Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 7 June 2013, 9.30 am. No public forum.

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