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Scammers target mobile businesses Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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A Richmond business has been caught up in a sophisticated scam offering mobile phones and other electronic devices. FAV Mobile Solutions owner Robin Jordan says staff have received calls from people trying to arrange pick-up for items they have already paid for. However, his business doesn’t sell the items, which have included an iPhone 11 and a PlayStation. “They are expecting to pick the items up from the shop,” he says. “My staff have had to tell them it is a scam.” Robin says the scam seems legitimate, giving the reassurance of local addresses and photos. He has registered his business as Mobile Solutions Ltd and, as director of this registered company, his name and home address are accessible. At least one person checked the photo was correct before purchasing an iPhone advertised online. “I was at home and looking out the window and saw a

woman stop and look at our house,” he says. “I was curious, so asked her what she was doing.” That curiosity probably saved the woman’s friend a lot of money. The friend, who lived in Auckland, had asked her to verify the photo and Richmond address matched before she purchased an iPhone. The house belonged to Robin, but he hadn’t placed the advert. “I knew it was a recent photo because we bought a campervan in the last year and it was there in the photo,” says Robin. Robin advised the woman to report the post to the police. Later that day, the post had been taken down, but he had documented what he saw on the woman’s screen. The email used in the scams is mobilesolutions.nz@gmail. com but has no connection to Robin or his business. Another Nelson business, Mobilic Nelson, has been caught up in the scam using similar email addresses. Their Facebook account was duplicated with the only

ali, 8, with her Mum Michelle Taylor looking after one of the pigeons, susan, who they have hand reared. Photo: Jenny Nicholson.

Rescued pigeons get ready to take flight Jenny Nicholson Michelle Taylor watched like a nervous mum when her handreared pigeons flew out of their house for the first time. Michelle was approached to care for them about six

months ago after the tree their nest was in was cut down. She has hand-reared and released hurt animals and birds all her life, first alongside her mother and now with her girls Madi, 14 years and Ali, 8 years. But she says hand-rearing pigeons

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difference between the two sites being the email address. It had also posted a photo of the inside of the shop. Mobilic Nelson owner Lana Comerford says she went back through all previous posts and the photo used wasn’t one they had taken. “Someone had been in the shop to take the photo,” she says. Before lockdown, people arriving at the shop to collect items had varying reactions to being told they were victims of a scam. “Some understood, some were upset, some didn’t believe us, and some people told us that we had told them to come into the shop.” She says the scam is a lot bigger than she thought at first. “I’m 100 per cent sure that at least $10,000 has been successfully scammed,” she says. When she notified the police, they told her they couldn’t investigate on behalf of Mobilic, but could for anyone that was scammed. She has encouraged anyone caught up in the scam to report it.

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At first, she was feeding them every four hours but that devotion has paid off with the birds now totally comfortable around her. They show their acceptance by grooming her eyebrows and hair. Michelle made the most of lockdown which gave her time to watch the birds as she started letting them out of their house. Their personalities shone through with the dominant bird, Susan, being the first to leave. It took a few days for them all to finally fly out, but now they have a predictable pattern of two leaving at a time while the others

guard their home until it is their turn to fly. “They didn’t venture far at first. I’ve had the beautiful opportunity to watch them in lockdown.” Locals in Wakefield have contacted her when they see the birds flying overhead. Michelle says that when they return to her property, they spend time flying in circles before putting themselves away in their cosy house. Pigeons can live up to 20 years, and Michelle expects them to be with her for that time and the likelihood is they will be in the Wakefield skies and further afield for many years.

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Port Nelson has achieved a new off-peak season record for container movements and wine and bottle imports, despite facing on-going shipping reliability which is hitting small export businesses in the pocket. During the first half of 2021, almost a quarter of the 80 vessels expected to arrive in Nelson omitted the port, leaving exporters hard hit by disruptions. This, coupled with a 600 per cent increase in container freight costs in the year to July, has left small exporters struggling to get their goods to international markets. However, despite the challenges, Port Nelson saw a recordbreaking week in August with 5141 Twenty Foot Equivalent Units (TEU) moved during the week of 9 August. During the same week, the port moved 1021 TEU. This was a record number and was the result of record-breaking week for wine and bottle imports and exports - 626 TEU. But a spokesperson says the record level of movements does not indicate an end to ongoing shipping reliability and

Port Nelson saw a record-breaking week in August with 5141 Twenty Foot Equivalent Units (TEU). Photo: File. capacity challenges for the re- Around June and July 2020, a gion, the port, or the rest of the new shipping crisis was trigcountry. gered when the world’s conThe typically reliable container sumers began coming out of shipping service through Nel- lockdown with an appetite to son has been caught by global spend. and national challenges with Dramatic increases in the dethe rise of Covid-19 and asso- mand for products saw global ciated lockdowns. cargo volumes rapidly increase A particular local challenge at which created unprecedented Port Nelson is the tidal nature congestions in the system, with of the port, with vessels only ships waiting at ports to berth able to enter the harbour dur- and cargo overflowing at ports ing tidal windows. while waiting to be distributed. This happened almost 20 times As a result, the reliability of in the first six months of 2021. container vessel services plumIn early 2020, Covid-19 first meted. spread around the world, and Between February 2020 and countries went into shut down. April 2021, shipping reliabilThis had the effect of leaving ity at Port Nelson fell from 100 ships unattended outside ports per cent to 0 per cent. and cargo creating congestion Port Nelson says shipping volon the ports. atility will continue to impact While volumes continued to global shipping for the next move, they did so at a slower 12-18 months and freight costs pace and services became ir- will continue to remain higher regular. than usual.

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Waimea dam build is over halfway mark Jo Kent Reporter

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Max and Freya White stumbled across a hidden rock trail in Wakefield’s Faulkner’s Bush while out walking with their dad, Jamie. The boredom busting activity was dreamt up by Wakefield local Rebecca Dephoff and her four children, Grace, 10, Lexa, 8, Freya, 6, Spencer, 4. “I wanted to do something a bit different for a home-schooling day, so the kids collected five rocks each and painted them.” She says the kids’ designs include pictures of puppies, pizza, rainbows, dragons and emojis. She hopes that other families will add their own rocks to the trail or just have fun hunting. Photo: Supplied.

Construction of the Waimea Community Dam is now past the halfway mark after work was allowed to continue during Level 4. This means the region can expect a more secure water supply in just two summers’ time. Waimea Water Ltd (WWL) chief executive Mike Scott says work is progressing at a good rate, despite winter presenting a few challenges. “Aside from freezing conditions at the construction site, there have been significant storm events and then lockdown restricted work for two weeks.” The reinforced rockfill section of the embankment was completed in June, and in early August, the embankment reached a height of 37 metres above the riverbed, leaving just 16 metres to go until the dam reaches its final height of about 53 metres. Mike says the contractor, Fulton Hogan Taylors, has now completed more than half of the 109 layers of kerbing, and construction of the concrete face on top of the

The largest concrete pour on the Waimea Community Dam so far was filling the flip bucket at the base of the spillway. Photo: Supplied. kerbing has now started. More than 1500m2 of mass concrete was poured into the flip bucket at the base of the spillway during June and July, with 480m2 poured over 14 hours, starting at 3am, with 18 concrete trucks and more than 80 loads. “It was the largest concrete pour on the dam to date,” says Mike. The discovery of some highly fractured rock on the left-hand side of the site has caused some issues. Mike says resolving the rock defects has eaten into the

contingency budget and remains a risk, although the risk is reducing as they progress. “The forecast cost to complete the dam is anticipated to be closer to the upper end of the risk range of $164 million presented in February 2021, which was based on what we knew at the time.” The shareholders, Tasman District Council and Waimea Irrigators Ltd, have agreed to fund their proportionate shares of these cost increases through loans and additional WWL debt.

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Using past pain to help others Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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Adele Keefe was beaten, kidnapped and thrown from a moving car before police warned her that she would be killed if the domestic violence against her continued. After surviving 20 years of all kinds of abuse, Adele had had enough. Five years on from the last violent incident, she is now helping other women in similar situations find purpose and strength. To escape a violet ex-partner, she fled to Nelson to find safety for herself and her children. After time at Women’s Refuge, she was finally safe, but realised she didn’t know who she was, or what she should do next. She was homeless and suffering from social anxiety. “I had to rebuild myself while trying to find a home and parenting my children alone. I saw my children now had PTSD from the trauma they went through.” Adele realised she needed to become her own advocate. She got support letters for a Housing New Zealand home, taught herself to read and attended parent-

ing courses. Although all these things were steps on her journey to a better life, she credits her Christian faith as being the major change. “I’ve been on a journey of selfdiscovery, learning who I am, not only as a daughter of God but also as a Māori.” Her faith started at the lowest point in her life. Tired of the abuse she was experiencing, she was about to take her own life and had a spiritual encounter. “The Lord came and lifted my head up and told me to rise. Then he told me to come to the South Island,” she says. “I didn’t know where I was going to, but I just drove.” Adele would be the first to say the journey from brokenness to freedom wasn’t easy. Her six children and four mokopuna were the reason she pushed through hard times. She wanted to break the cycle of violence and abuse for her whanau. Having a mentor travel the journey with her made a huge difference. “My mentor was the person there after therapy, when I was left undone with all this pain and didn’t know what to do with it,” says Adele. What Adele learned and experi-

Adele Keefe got out of the abuse cycle and is now helping others like Jasinta Paenga and her baby Kaiarahi Paenga-Beri. Photo: Jenny Nicholson. enced is the inspiration behind toration, and transformation. Mana Wahine, a charitable trust “I want every woman to know that is a support group for wom- that there is hope, there is life afen who have experienced and ter abuse, life after addiction and suffered domestic violence and life after depression.” other forms of violation and fam- Mana Wahine runs a 12-week ily harm. Mana Wahine steps in course for seven women at a time, when women are free from abuse spending three hours a week toand on a journey to healing, res- gether looking at identity, pur-

pose, and healthy boundaries. During that time women are supported at appointments that benefit their wellness and are offered one on one mentoring. “Sometimes all someone needs is a safe person to trust and talk to.” Jasinta Paenga attended the last Mana Wahine course. Following years of being told she was a nobody and worthless, she started the course believing those lies. “I came in low and anxious,” she says. “I couldn’t speak in front of people, and I always kept my head down.” Now Jasinta looks up with a big smile, says she is strong, can list things she likes about herself and for the first time is able to implement boundaries in her life. Adele has big dreams. The board of Mana Wahine is looking to start similar programmes for men and youth. In the future, Adele would love to oversee a women’s refuge safe house and a hub to fill the gaps she sees in services.But for now, she is making a difference in the lives of the women she leads and mentors. And that is just five years after walking away from a life of frequent abuse and violence. For more information go to www. manawhanauaotearoa.com

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Friends run first marathon for their dads Jo Kent Reporter

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Roachelle Ingerson and Jax Winslow have been friends since meeting at the starting line of a half marathon at Rabbit Island eight years ago. So, when their dads recently died within four months of each other, they decided to do something special to honour their memories. “We’re running our first marathon in Queenstown this November to fundraise for the Nelson Tasman Hospice,” says Roachelle. Jax says both their dads were shown so much care, love and support by hospice staff that fundraising for them made perfect sense. “There is a funding shortfall for Nelson Tasman Hospice of $2.5 million each year to provide specialised palliative care. We want to give back by doing this.” Roachelle’s dad Denis died in Nelson Hospice after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer last September. “It’s his first anniversary this week,” says Rochelle. “I told him just before he died that I’d run a marathon for him

Roachelle Ingerson and Jax Winslow are running the Queenstown Marathon for their dads who died four months apart. Photo: Jo Kent. and, in November, I will.” Jax was a carer for her dad, Hal, in his later years and hospice provided much-needed respite care. “It gave me a welcome break. They provide such a valuable ser-

vice.” Her dad died in January, which brought the friends even closer. “It’s hard when you lose a parent and knowing Roachelle had been through it just months be-

fore meant we could support each other.” Roachelle says they’ve started to ramp up their training sessions despite all the recent wet weekends.

“We have been out in all weathers, wind, rain and even snow, but you have to suck it up as you don’t know what the conditions will be like on the actual day.” Jax reveals the key to their training success so far has been Christmas cake. “It’s perfect, as it’s moist and easy to eat while you are running, and the dried fruit gives us a real boost – there’s no brandy in it though.” At Level 2, the marathon can’t go ahead and, as it’s only 10 weeks away, the pair are worried. “We’ve been training so hard. If we don’t go down to Level 1 it will be tough for us,” says Roachelle. She says if that happens, they may just do something locally instead. “Maybe a big run to Rabbit Island and back or something like that.” As the race is an internationallyrecognised event, many Australian participants have been selling their entry tickets as it’s unlikely they will be able to travel. “It would be awful if alert levels meant it was scrapped for us, too,” says Roachelle. The friends are keen to gain support from locals, so if you’d like to help, go to givealittle.co.nz/ fundraiser/queenstown-marathon-2021-running-for-nelsontasman.

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Nelson Bays Harmony didn’t let lockdown stop them singing together every week, they just sang on Zoom. The four-part harmony group has achieved a lot in recent years and didn’t want anything to stop them getting their weekly fix of singing and friendship. The group was established in 1993 and, in 2014, they won the inaugural “audience choice award” at the national women’s barbershop convention. Over the years the chorus has grown in size, but they have

deliberately focused on their caring group culture. They have also added motivational psychology, similar to that used by sports teams to prepare for performances. They have continued to have success under the musical leadership of Kathy Jamieson. A recent highlight was singing on the rugby field in August before the Mako vs Auckland match. Kathy is now keen to step back to singing, and the group are looking for a new musical director to carry on their journey. If you have a passion for acappella singing, ability in choral directing, and have leadership, visit www.nelsonharmony. org.nz.

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Georgia Allen lives her motto: “Be the person your younger self needed.” That philosophy has seen Georgia acknowledged for her work with youth in the Nelson Tasman region. Georgia was one of four youth workers recognised for their work with youth at the annual Nelson Tasman Youth Awards last month. The awards celebrate those who have done exceptional work with youth.

In nominating her for the award, Anglican Diocese of Nelson commented on her ability to build strong relationships in both school and faith settings. “It was unexpected and there were many others who do youth work well too,” says Georgia. “But I like that it is publicity for youth work in general.” For the past few years, she has worked at Waimea College. With her love of adventure, she enjoys attending school camps and says a lot of relationship building is done there.

“Being outside the normal school environment helps break down barriers,” she says. Georgia put so much pressure on herself to get great grades in her final years at college that she nearly dropped out of school completely. That experience has helped Georgia to empathise and form connections with others who are sitting mock exams and NCEA and struggling to manage the stress. She wants them to know that they are not weak, and even though it feels like it will

never end, it will. While leading ‘Shine’ at the college, Georgia builds relationships with the girls. Shine is run in groups of eight to 10 girls and aims to instill strength, worth, and purpose. She is also a bridge builder, connecting youth with services they need such as counselling or Kai Rescue. Along with her work at Waimea College, she leads the youth group at St Barnabas Church is Stoke. The other recipients of the award were Barney Hodges, Fi Lankshear, and Sian McClatchy.

Honda Store Nelson is excited to welcome new Brand Ambassador Henrik Henk to their team Henrik brings a wealth of knowledge after spending much of his life in the motor industry in some shape or form. After moving across the world to New Zealand with his wife in 2007, Henrik settled in Auckland where he worked as a salesman in dealerships across the Auckland region before moving into larger NZ franchises. Growing up in Budapest Henrik’s family dealt in antiques, but since moving to NZ he has worked with key brands including Nissan, Volkswagen and BMW, so knows well the choice customers have when searching for a new vehicle. “What I enjoy most is talking to people and really finding out what they are looking for in a vehicle. It’s really not about the bells and whistles, it’s about how they feel while driving the car and that the customer and their family feel safe and comfortable. Nelson has been a place that always stood out to Henrik and his wife as being a place they would love to eventually settle in. “The time was right, our young family was a big incentive to move here, it’s such a beautiful, family-friendly place and the work-life balance was definitely a draw. Having everything on your doorstep, beaches, nature, and a real sense of community.”

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ahead in Level 1. “We’ve got plans for live music, horse and cart rides, people in costume and heritage cemetery tours, and so much more.” Rita says the church group is very close-knit and hopes the whole community will join in the birthday celebrations. Starting in 1846, St John’s was built by members of the small community of New Zealand Company labourers who settled at Wakefield in 1843. Until recently, it was described in the New Zealand Heritage List as the second oldest surviving church in New Zealand. St John’s Church celebrates its 175th anniversary in Little is known of Marianne, October. Photo: Melissa Woodhouse. who designed the church, church. is just one element of the except she was the wife of Reverend Charles Lucas “But as schools were closed weekend’s activities. over lockdown, we are now A re-enactment walk, led by Reay, a missionary for the opening it up to others who Nelson Bishop Steve Maina Church Missionary Society may be inspired to paint, and others in period dress, in Nelson who was responsidraw, sculpt or even embroi- will come over the hill from ble for establishing a church in Wakefield. der so we have enough to Brightwater. display in the exhibition.” She says, when the bishop If alert levels allow, drop your All entries are welcome and arrives there will be an open- submission to the Wakefield local artists and craft loving ceremony with blessing, Worship Centre on or before RE 90 8 October. Entries must in- Management Ltd | MREINZ ers can submit their work to followed by some black powProperty ELECTRIC go on display at the worship der shootings from the local clude your name, age (if uncentre on 9 and 10 October. historical society, andWATERBLASTER hangi. der 18) and a contact phone Rita says that the art display The weekend will only go number or email address.

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It may be small and unassuming, but St John’s Church in Wakefield has major historical significance. It’s the South Island’s oldest church and the first known piece of New Zealand architecture designed by a woman, Marianne Reay. It’s one of only two buildings known to have been designed by a woman in 19th century New Zealand history. This October marks the church’s 175th anniversary and it’s hoping to mark the occasion with a weekend of celebrations. Rita Bell, a church volunteer, says even with the uncertainty of lockdown levels, they are still forging ahead with the plans but staying mindful that things could be postponed. “As part of the event, we are asking locals to produce arts and craft inspired by such an old and delightful building.” She says that, originally, the artwork was just going to be from schoolchildren to express how they saw the

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Families made the most of Rainbow Ski Area opening the day before school went back, with the slopes packed with eager skiers. Mountain manager Thomas Harry says numbers were reasonably low on Wednesday, but many season-pass holders had returned to enjoy the 15cm of fresh snow. There are no restrictions on the field, However, skiers are required to wear masks on all lifts and ride the T-bar in their bubbles. Thomas says there was great compliance.

There is limited seating in the café so people are encouraged to use their car as their day lodge. Lake Rotoiti School were lucky enough to hit the slopes on their first day back after lockdown. Office manager for the school, Dominique McCrostie, says instead of going straight into classes, they headed up to the skifield. “We took advantage of the fresh snow and the kids had a ball with ski lessons, free skiing and generally catching up with their friends.” She says, usually in term three the school aims to get up to Rainbow five to seven times for PE lessons, but they

Rainbow says it has had a great dump of snow to welcome skiers back to the mountain. Photo: Supplied. only made it twice before Thomas says the good base lockdown. of snow from just before Rainbow is now fully booked lockdown ‘stuck around’ and with other schools expected he’s hopeful the field will be to return from Monday. open until 10 October.

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After winning $500 cash in Waimea Weekly’s Lockdown Scavenger Hunt, the first thing Blake Harwood asked to do was go rock climbing. He and his mother Tamara are going halves on the prize, with Blake set to spend his at the Christchurch Clip and Climb. The ten-year-old will travel south during the school holidays for a BMX competition but will find time for some rock climbing and may even visit the zoo. “We are going to have a bit of fun down there, he wants to do the ‘leap of faith,’” says Tamara.

The competition provided a healthy distraction during lockdown. “It was something else to do to keep us busy, we thought ‘let’s just have a go and have some fun,’” says Tamara. A dozen local companies advertised in the paper, asking a question about themselves for readers to answer and enter the draw. “One of them was about wine and one about a pink bathroom,” says Blake. Tamara says it was also a good exercise in developing research skills. “He had to really think about where he would find the information.”

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Are you relaxed about your future? Most of us want our lifestyle to continue through our retirement years, but this takes careful planning. For most of us our KiwiSaver alone will not provide the lifestyle we desire. Equally a comfortable retirement is achievable for most of us if we plan and act now. The earlier we start the better. There are some basic steps:

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lake and the river for propitious weather and easy fords, together with request to the eels to bite quickly, and not keep him longer in the cold. Then, as he caught one which would not die quick enough to please him, would he introduce some decidedly uncomplimentary language which he had learnt at a whaling station, and again subside into the recitation of his Wesleyan catechism and hymnbook.” At the Pakawau Pā, Heaphy and Brunner hired another Māori, who turned out to be Tau of Ngāi Tahu, the tribe which had killed Kehu’s father 30 years earlier. However, Heaphy writes that Kehu and Tau “became merry at the idea of journeying to [Buller] together”. In April, Heaphy wrote, “At the Kahurangi, the geological for-

mation of the country changes, and a coarse red granatoid appears… With this change in the formation, the character of the coast also alters, and precipitous cliffs with rugged offshore rocks begin… Here, therefore the difficulties of the path commence… On April 27 we came to the Mokinui River. It was undoubtedly the most dangerous ford which I have met with in New Zealand.” Heaphy and Brunner used poles tied together and held abreast as they crossed the river. “I cannot but recommend the plan is worthy of the attention of settlers in a district in which so many valuable lives have been lost to swollen streams,” wrote Heaphy. They also made a nerve-wracking climb of the massive Miko Cliff using flax-lashed ladders left by

Hokitika. They saw coal on their travels and estimated there were about 2,000 acres of land suitable for farming near the Whanganui Inlet. Without Kehu to guide them, Brunner and Heaphy would have been lost. Heaphy noted in July, “we were now about as low condition as it was possible to be still to retain health.”. Their 25-pound packs now seemed more tiring than what were 50-pound packs at the beginning of their expedition. Kehu’s hunting and gathering skills, as well as the kindness and hospitality of Māori encountered along Charles Heaphy wrote at length the way, were invaluable. about his travelling companion Brunner was not put off by the Kehu. Photo: Supplied. difficulties. He planned yet anMāori. The arduous trek took other trip for the coming sumfive months. From Pakawau they mer, with Kehu to guide him, of travelled to Arahura, north of course.

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Football: Nelson Bays Football has made the decision to cancel the remainder of the junior football season. Local senior competitions will be concluded on Saturday with a final round the following weekend for divisions requiring two matches to declare a winner. There will be no club cups for the 2021 season. With three rounds remaining in the Southern League, competition is set to resume on Saturday with Nelson Suburbs hosting frontrunners Cashmere Technical at Saxton Field. In division one action, the two top sides in the senior men’s division will square off in Marlborough this Saturday. Rangers and Richmond both sit on 31 points with ten wins and their clash will decide the 2021 champions. The Richmond Foxes are assured the title and will play its final game against Suburbs at Saxton Field. Rugby: New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has confirmed the NPC, Farah Palmer Cup and Heartland Championship, outside of Auckland, will recommence from this Friday. The Tasman Mako will resume its campaign on Saturday afternoon against Northland at Semenoff Stadium. Kick off 4.35pm. The Miles Toyota 1st XV final between

Nelson College and Christ’s College will go ahead in Nelson on Saturday, venue and time TBC, however, with no public attendance. The winner of this game will play against Otago Boys’ High School in Dunedin for the South Island Title. Tasman Rugby says it still has U16 rep boys and U19 girls in the pipelines though this is yet to be confirmed. All other junior rugby is finished for the year.

Local football will start back up again on Saturday. Photo: Shuttersport. Hockey: The Nelson Hockey facility is open again and competition will resume this week. Tasman White sits comfortably atop the men’s premier table with 14 wins and a draw from its 15 games. It’s a similar

story in the women’s division with Waimai United suffering just one loss all season. There are strict level two measures in place including a limit of 100 people per turf and the umpire room, changing rooms and downstairs toilets downstairs will be closed. The Nelson Hockey Association hopes competition will conclude just before the school holidays. Basketball: Club basketball will return to Saxton Stadium and Jack Robins this week. Masks to and from games are mandatory however these do not need to be on whilst playing. There will be no spectators at games, just players, one coach and one manager. Teams will only enter the facility once the previous players have left. Toilets and drinking fountains will be out of order. The club semifinals will take place this week with the premier finals to be played the week after. Netball: The Nelson Netball Centre was forced to cancel the remaining three rounds of competition. Board chairman Gary Cox says they are gutted with the changes to Level 2 which have prevented the end of season games.

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NEw BrONchiEcTasis suppOrT grOup inaugural meeting 12 October at Club Waimea email Sue, Nelson Asthma Society Manager asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz or ph 03 5445162. NELsON 50+ TuEsDaY waLKiNg grOup September 21st, Teal Valley. Meet 10am behind Hira Store. Ph Haydn, 027 496 5724 music ON TuEsDaY at Richmond Town Hall has been postponed. TiNY TOTs, a free, fun intro to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for pre-schoolers &

their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time. hOpE sOciaL iNDOOr BOwLs cLuB. Hope Recreation Hall, Tuesday 1.30pm – 3.30pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Robin 0275442518 sENiOrs waLKiNg grOup, Tue + Thurs Walking inside the Stadium 9.30am -10.30am , optional sit & be fit class from 10am. First Session FREE, then $5persession

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caKE DEcOraTOrs next meeting is on Wednesday 15 September. We are making a colourful edible rooster using sugar paste. This will only take place if we are on Level 1. Contact Desiree 0276302359. aiKiDO Want to learn self-defence and become more confident? Do AIKIDO a Japanese Martial Art. Children’s classes 8yrs -16yrs Wed & Fri 5pm – 6pm Check out facebook, www. aikidonelson.nz or call Callum 0210694211 arThriTis sOciETY cOFFEE mOrNiNgmeet at Melrose House Cafe, Brougham St, 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 22 Sept2021. PhClaire035450835or0273601039 NELsON NEwBiEs, coffee morning every Wedn 10:30 - 11.30 a.m. Deville’s Cafe, 22 New St. Want to get out & meet people? Join us for coffee & chat. New people welcome.. Clive 021 205 4731. BETTEr BrEaThErs NELsON class: 1pm on Wednesday at the Reformed Church, 15 Burrough Place Enner Glynn – no need to book in just

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Thursdays

richmOND LaDiEs FriENDship cLuB: Meet - 10am 1stThursday of the month at Church of Christ, Croucher St. Welcome ladies looking for friendship with other women. Lunch optional. Interesting guest speakers & an outing Visitors welcome. Ph Marion 544 4833 or Joan 544 1854. richmOND crEaTivE FiBrE Meets at Birchwood Hall, at Showgrounds. 9.30am 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays each month. Come & meet others who enjoyworkingwithfibre.Ph:5443315(Sandra). richmOND wELcOmE grOup like to make new friends. Join a friendly group for coffee & a chat 10am on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month Happyz Cafe Bateup Rd Ansley/ Phillip 5410-350.. waimEa cOmBiNED FriENDship cLuB: Interested in making new female or male friends of a similar age & interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rdThursday 9.45am at Hope Church Ranzau Rd. Interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph Frances 5443085/0212111347 or Rosalie 0272491080

fridays

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Voluntary Drivers Costs: e.g. - Māpua to Richmond return $35 Drivers: all locals, all police vetted. Co-ordinator, Rachel Mason, to book , please give 24hrs notice.Email: mapuawheels@gmail.com / Tel: 022 6822 373 agED cONcErN EvENTs & cLassEs at 62 Oxford st. Conact Miriam on 5447624 ext 6 or support@ageconcernnt.org.nz for a schedule of up and coming events 9 hOLE gOLF FOr wOmEN. Thurs. 9am start Greencares Golf Course, Richmond. Friendly group enjoying a short game & good company. Beginners welcome. Loan clubs available, & lessons can be arranged. Call Fran 5442940 caNcEr sOciETY suppOrT grOups for info on all groups call 539 1137 or email info@ cancernelson.org.nz: 1. Carers Support Group 2. Prostate Cancer Support Group 3. Blood Cancer Support Group 4. Colorectal Cancer Support Group, 5. Survivors and Thrivers. LEarN TO pLaY BriDgE! For information Leigh 0274070274, contact@richmondbridgeclub.org.nz craFTs, cariNg & shariNg. Mondays 9.30am -12. All welcome. Bring your craft, knitting or what you like to do. Bring a friend. Come & have a cuppa at Richmond Methodist church hall. 4 Wensley Rd. Pauline Stott. 544 9174. ENgLish cONvErsaTiON grOup FOr EsL spEaKErs: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm, Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile Street, by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970.

saTurdays sOciaLTENNis at RichmondTennis Club on Saturday afternoons from 1.30 pm onwards. FREE. Bring a friend. The public and players from other clubs most welcome. Contact 0274 872 480 LOvETENNiswEEKEND 18&19thSeptemberfree for all the family! Join us at Mapua, Richmond or Nelson Lawns Tennis Clubs. Nelson Bays Tennis Association M: 0274757803

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