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try. “We’ve had a decade of rates increasing at seven per cent per National MP Nick Smith has la- annum, more than twice the rate belled a rates hike of up to 400 of inflation. In Tasman that has per cent as “extreme,” but says been averaging 12 per cent per rates in general are too high annum and that is not sustainable,” he says. right across the country. Ten Richmond West land own- Nick added that TDC has plenty ers have seen their rates rocket of flexibility within the law in terms of rates rebates to figures up to 400 per and rates increase, but cent larger than last year it would be up to them as a result of their land to decide if a new policy being rezoned from ruwould suit all parties ral one and rural two to involved. “I don’t want mixed business. to direct the council on Colin Fraser, an elderly what is really an issue resident who was on for them. My interest is the sickness benefit bein how government and fore transitioning onto the pension, spoke with National MP our local government Nick at the Nelson Mar- Nick Smith legislation can be reformed to get better conket on Saturday, hoping his pulling power could help the trol of rates nationwide.” Believed to be the future for inresidents’ situation. Nick says he has to take a back dustrial and commercial busiseat approach in this case, be- ness, the capital value on ten of cause council’s decision is final. the lifestyle blocks skyrocketed But he does have an “over-rid- last September when Quotable ing interest” because he is con- Value did their three yearly cerned about the level of rate SEE PAGE 4 increases across the entire coun-
Ambrosia owner Mishael Sowman shows off her brand new trophy after the Richmond cafe won the award for best cafe in the region at the Nelson Hospitality Awards on Monday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Ambrosia voted Nelson’s best cafe Richmond cafe Ambrosia has been voted the best in the region. The cafe beat out The Coffee Factory, Devilles and Cafe Affair to win the top award at the New Zealand King Salmon Nelson Hospitality Awards on Monday night. Owner Mishael Sowman says the award was a surprise but thanked
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ed by readers of Waimea Weekly, Nelson Weekly and the Motueka Golden Bay Guardian. The Grape Escape picked up the award for best Suburban Venue while there were many more local finalists stretching from Murchison to Richmond. SEE PAGE 2
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Liquor store not moving near school Ambrosia voted Phillip Rollo A neighbouring school has welcomed news that a liquor store is not moving into the Coupland’s Bakery site in Richmond. Rumours had been circulating in the area that Foodstuffs, who recently bought the Raeward Fresh brand, would be bringing one of its liquor stores, Henry’s, to the region. However, Foodstuffs South Island has stated that those rumours are completely untrue. Foodstuffs South Island general manager of property and retail Roger Davidson says that while the company is looking for opportunities to bring “better shopping experiences” to the Nelson region and is “continually assessing sites” in the region for potential new stores, there are no plans for any new stores in the near
future. The news was pleasing for Garin College deputy principal Denis Moriaty. “It’s not good modelling to have them anywhere near a school,” says Denis. “I know that it’s happened up north and there are issues to do with youth and underage drinking. To have it visible and a neighbour of any school is undesirable.” Denis firmly believed students over the age of 18 would not be purchasing alcohol during school time, however, it was the “culture” that a liquor store can bring with it at all times of the day that he disagreed with most. “I’m only observing parts of Auckland and so on, but it can attract undesirable behaviour and these days it’s not just the hotspot times on a Saturday or Friday night, it can be any time.” Coupland’s Bakery is situated on the corner of Champion Rd and Salisbury
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Thirty nine year old Richmond woman Sharyn Wilkinson-Foley was found dead at her Salisbury Rd home at 6:30pm on Thursday night. A 55 year old Nelson man has since been charged with her murder. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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A 55 year old Nelson man has been charged with the murder of Richmond woman Sharyn Wakefield-Foley. The man was remanded in custody to appear in the Nelson District Court on June 8, following a brief appearance in the Blenheim District Court on Monday. The man, who was granted name suppression, was arrested in Picton on Sunday. He was initially stopped by police in relation to a historic driving offense, police spokeswoman Barbara Dunn says. Sharyn, a 39 year old formerly of Murchison,
was murdered in her Salisbury Rd home last week. Her body was found by family members on Thursday night after she did not turn up for work at Enzafoods that day. There were no signs of a break in at the home. Because the inquiry is now before the court, police are unable shed light on any of the details relating to the murder, including how long it took until the body was found or how she was murdered. It is understood it was assault. “That will come out in the court process. The coroner will then say what she died of,� says Barbara. Barbara says police were unaware of how long she had been living in Richmond but confirmed she did have family in the area.
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Rates rise ‘extreme’, says MP FROM PAGE 1 property value. Despite TDC telling them for the past five years that any development would no affect their rates, the rezoning has seen most of the residents’ rates double and in two cases rise 400 per cent. One resident will have to start paying $12,000 a year from July. Don Knight, a valuer from Quotable Value, says they raised the capi-
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tal value of the properties based on values established in the current market climate. “As of September last year we valued it to what we thought it was worth, which was a fraction of the value of other industrial land sales,” he says. He knew of one 2.2 hectare property in that area selling for $2.65 million. The rates are “the same” anyone else in the country would pay if they lived in a mixed business zone. When the new property value is published, residents have a chance to challenge it. Only two residents did so, with one of them challenging the valuation deeming it was too low, says Don. Three rezoned properties without lifestyle blocks have not seen valuation hikes. Tasman District mayor Richard Kempthorne will meet with the residents of the affected area in the coming weeks.
Phone scammers can target anyone at anytime – just ask the Richmond Community Police who had one call them by mistake last week. Community constable Glen Lloyd Jones had just got off the phone to a lady reporting a phone scam when his phone rung again. This time it was an overseas call requesting to speak to the “main user” of his computer. “I kept telling them ‘you do realize you’ve called the police don’t you?’ But he just wanted to talk to my main repairer,” he says. Glen eventually hung up on the phone scammer but says the experience shows they can target anyone at random. The phone scammers are believed to be wanting credit card details from the victims, but Glen says there is absolutely no reason whatsoever that anyone would call you directly demanding this. “They’re really pushy and they make people think
they have to give their card over. It’s just the way they’re talking to you.” It is believed that the various phone scammers have strong Spanish or Indian accents. Phone scammers are not a new thing and in the past have used techniques pretending the receiver had won a competition. “We get it a lot. More people are coming forward and reporting it but I think that’s just because word is getting around.” Because the phone scammers are based overseas, it is “near impossible” to investigate as there is different jurisdiction in a foreign country. It is up to police to make people aware of such scams and Glen says the most important thing to remember is never give out your card details. If you do get a phone call from a phone scammer, just hang up. “Rule number one is you should never give your card details out.” Visit www.scamwatch.govt.nz for further information.
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Council welcomes new CEO Phillip Rollo Incoming TDC chief executive Lindsay McKenzie must have had a nervous wait around the time of amalgamation wondering what job he’d arrive to. But even with the public voting against amalgamation, the highly regarded former Gisborne District Council CEO is keen to strengthen the ties with Nelson City Council and the Marlborough District Council. He was thrown in the deep end on his first day this week, as the council staff finalise decisions relating to the ten year plan. Lindsay will be running the rule over some of the
fine print but says his late arrival will excuse him from most of the decision making during the process. Born and raised in Invercargill, Lindsay was lured back to the South Island following a five year stint in Gisborne. Some of the challenges he highlights include building a stronger relationship with nearby councils. He says IT is one area that would benefit from having shared services, while other issues like traffic planning and regional economic development could also benefit across NCC and TDC. “The reason why amalgamation was contemplated in the first place still exists as issues to be dealt with,”
he says. “I know there’s a lot of collaboration that exists operationally between the two organisations but I think that probably needs to go beyond that.” Other issues include rates affordability, debt levels and operational levels from council staff. “We obviously took a huge hit at the end of 2011 with storm damage, so all of those repairs still have to be completed and paid for. Mother Nature has landed a few blows and they need to be the focus of our attention for next little while.” Lindsay says if amalgamation had gone ahead, it was likely he would have filled a transition management role.
New Tasman District Council CEO Lindsay McKenzie is welcomed by mayor Richard Kempthorne on Monday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Ranzau gets taste of trail Rosie Thomsen A costumed contingent of cyclists took to the Great Taste Cycle Trail from Jubilee Park to Ranzau School to celebrate the school’s pledge to buy 30 meters of the track. The inaugural Ride to Ranzau attracted hundreds of people, with many of the children joining in on the ride, as well as the bike and helmet decorating competitions. Tasman District mayor Richard Kempthorne was in charge of choosing the contest winners, saying “it was a very difficult decision, they all look so great.” Winners included Tres Aggio with his “jet bike” and Katie Hone with her brightly decorated helmet. Dave Sampson, principal of Ranzau School, brought about the initiative as a way to get the school involved with the community, saying the bike trail is a great thing for families to take advantage of and he is proud to help support it. Funds raised from the gold coin entry to the ride, as well as from cake stalls and activities on the day, went towards payment of the school’s own portion of the track.
“I’m absolutely thrilled with how the event went,” says Dave. “It was one of those unknowns, but we had plenty of bikes, plenty of people interacting, building a sense of community.” The event was open to anyone but was only advertised by word of mouth within the Hope community. As the trial run for the event, organisers wanted to ensure everything ran smoothly. Next year they intend to advertise more widely, hoping to bring in the interest of the wider Tasman community. The Nelson Tasman Cycle Trust was present on the day, with many attendees purchasing pieces of virtual track for themselves or as gifts for others. “Three point eight million dollars are still needed to complete the track, with two hundred and twelve kilometres still for sale,” says Fiona Newey. “The funding is crucial to ensure the completion of the trail.” The school received a certificate showing the piece they virtually own, and an additional $830 was raised for the Trust through purchases on the day.
Tasman District mayor Richard Kempthorne with Tres Aggio, Katie Hone and Leah Friend, winners of best decorated helmets and bikes for the Ride to Ranzau. Photo: Rosie Thomsen.
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Dowell Wholesale Cars owner Paul Dowell is running a “dollar down” campaign, giving people the opportunity to buy a car from his yard with only a $1 desposit. Paul says he hopes the promotion will make it easier for people needing a new car but without needing a lump sum to pay for it right away. “There are no hooks, just a great car with a $1 deposit and great rate on the rest.” To find out more about Dowell’s dollar down deals, pop in and see Paul or Mark at their yard at 150 Rutherford St, Nelson or give them a call on 548 0568.
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We visited a 65th birthday for 12 separate Tapawera residents. While they weren’t all turning 65 on the weekend, every one of them is turning 65 in 2012. We also attended the Jennian Homes Mother’s Day Walk on Sunday and the New Zealand King Salmon Nelson Hospitality Awards on Monday night. Do you have a party or an event coming up? Call our photographer on 544 9037.
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I am appalled at the way Tasman District mayor Richard Kempthorne and the Tasman District Council are treating the residents of Lower Queen St and Headingly Lane who have had their properties rezoned and are now faced with such a massive rates rise. The TDC must honour their earlier undertaking that any development would not affect the resident’s rates. There is no good reason why a similar policy to the Gisborne District Council’s rates remission policy cannot be applied here, enabling rates to remain at the status quo until the land is sold. I urge the residents affected by Kempthorne and the council’s callous attitude to keep on fighting for a just outcome. And I challenge individual councillors to stand up to Kempthorne and the council’s bullyboy tactics, and help these residents. Trevor Gately, Richmond. I have always been a very happy resident living in the Tasman District. I have received courteous, fast service from the front line staff and they always were reasonable in their handlings of all matters. I have also been impressed with the council’s attempts to minimize our local rates by budgeting for the most essential services and deferring those in the wish list until more prosperous times. However, when I read about the plight of the people of Lower Queen St and Headingly Lane with such enormous rate rises I was shocked and dismayed that such rate rises could be justified in any way by council. Also, the fact that they were promised two years earlier by council staff that their rates would not be affected much, was also clearly a breach of their trust. It is neither fair nor just and no laws should support it. C Winslow, Richmond. Reply from Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne: I have never said, nor do I think, the rates increases are “just tough luck” for the residents of Headingly Lane. The rezoning of the land from Rural 1 and Rural 2 to Mixed Business will benefit those who choose to sell and benefit from marked increase in the capital value of their property, however, we acknowledge there will be an adverse affect on those who wish to stay. It is really tough for them. As a result of the rezoning I am meeting with affected residents later this week to discuss and clarify the issues. It is unfortunate the first issue we will have to discuss is the ‘attitude’ wrongfully attributed to me that has clouded this important issue. To all those who suggested various rating policies; we are discussing such policies in the council and not just for this case. We need to balance the growth needs of the region and the impact on those already living here. It is not a new discussion around New Zealand’s council tables and we will incorporate the national learnings into any decisions we may make.
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For Anzac Day, students at Waimea Intermediate School wrote stories to honour returned veterans. Last week, the veterans graced the school, touched that their services in World War Two have not been forgotten. The students have been learning about the events of the war as part of their curriculum. Penny Richards, who teaches the year seven class, thought bringing in John Marris and Rex Waters to hear their works would be a great way to demon-
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Stage set for Rockquest final The stage is set for a new high school band to be crowed the winner of the Nelson Smokefreerockquest final. Following Friday night’s heats at the Theatre Royal, 12 acts have made it through to Saturday’s final. Last year’s SFRQ national champions The Peasants had won the Nelson final for the past two years and despite some of the members still being enrolled at Garin College, they have chosen not to enter under a new format and will instead perform as the guest band at a handful of the South Island regional finals. The Peasants’ success has undoubtedly encouraged a new wave of talent, with this year’s regional heats being the tightest yet. This year’s format returned to heats and finals being held on separate weekends. Last year the heats were im-
mediately before the final. Amongst this year’s finalists will be death core rockers from Motueka, solo musicians, all girl pop punk bands, last year’s runners up, a seven-piece group from three different schools, bands with members as young as 12 years old and one even features the younger sibling from the Peasants. Officially, the 2012 Nelson finalists are Paper City, Fire Without Permit, Hey August, Marley Richards, Buried In Blood, New Vinyl, Midnight’s Sun, Nearly Headless Nikk, The Black Spots, The Sound Engineers, Damn You Laurie and Speaking in Silence. The Nelson final is at the Theatre Royal this Saturday, starting at 7pm. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased from the Theatre.
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Kieran O’Connor, of the Sound Engineers, performs at the SFRQ heats. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Richmond women get Mother’s Day treat Annette Curtis was thrilled to win the pedicure and pamper package at the Women’s Lifestyle Expo last month. The Richmond woman invited her daughter and two daughter in laws to join her as she enjoyed a limousine ride to Annie Fekete’s beauty therapy salon for her first ever pedicure. There they indulged in wine as well as nibbles, donated from the Boat Shed. Annette says it was a great way to spend Mother’s Day. “It’s always Annie Fekete pampers Vivienne Curtis, Wendy Pahl, Cheryl Curtis nice to be pampered.” and prizewinner Annette Curtis after she won a prize draw at the The prize was given as part of the “Be a Shero” camWomen’s Lifestyle Expo last month. Photo: Rosie Thomsen. paign by the Women’s Refuge.
A busy week at Fashion Island, with the incredibly successful high tea to raise donations for NZ Breast Cancer Trust, and then a weekend full of busy stores with families celebrating their mums, cafes bustling and stores stocked up on gift ideas. The store I would like to introduce to you today is Living and Giving. I had a great time choosing serviettes and high tea platters for last Tuesday, from dainty and girlie, to contemporary and edgy - the choice of platters, glassware and gift ideas makes selecting these items easy. I also love how the girls gift wrap, so beautiful. I get a great deal of pleasure baking and keeping the tins filled with delights, although between my teenagers and all their friends, this is a constant job, but I do love browsing around Living and Giving’s selection of bowls, baking tins and even the pretty cupcake papers. Bubbling casseroles and tagines in your ovens for warm winter meals- the Le Creuset range is stunning, also Jamie Olivers and Scanpan, to name a few. Spend some time in this store, browsing at cookbooks, enticing your cooking imagination. I look forward to seeing you at our Fashion Island.
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Welcome to our May Newsletter Has another month gone by already? We have had some lovely autumn weather, warm sunny days and cooler nights, long may it last. Have you checked out the new trees at the Village Green? Franks Trees has kindly donated two new trees and planted them in the Village Green recently. One is a Manchurian Pear and the other is a Magnolia. Both will be a great asset and we would like to thank Frank and Tracey from Franks Trees for this generous donation. Please go and have a look, and if you are in the market for a tree or two please support them. An update on the Cycle Trail – the bridge that will be put across the Wairoa River from Pughs Road is currently being built off site, and construction of the foundation work will be started soon. When you are out walking, go and have a look at this area to see the progress. We have been advised that the two lights in the underpass that were broken by vandals have now been replaced. It is disappointing that this kind of thing is happening in our village. What a fantastic turn out for the Anzac Service held in Lord Rutherford Road. It is great that Anzac Day is being celebrated by more and more people and that young people are a big part of this celebration. Our meeting was short and sweet as they sometimes are, but there will be some other projects coming up that we can all help with. Our next meeting will be on Tuesday 5 June at 7.30pm at Brightwater School Staffroom. At this meeting we will have Rose Biss and Sheilagh Nobel from Tasman District Council. They will be informing us of the process of the Strategic Review of Brightwater. So if you would like to know more about this process please feel welcome to attend our meeting. Also our Annual General Meeting will be held on 3 July, you are all welcome to this meeting too. See you there. Your Community Association
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Members of the Waimea Area Quilt Guild celebrated their first birthday at last week’s meeting. Quilting enthusiasts eagerly await a taste of the birthday cake being cut by Sue Burrowes. Quilting Group celebrates anniversary Waimea Area Quilt Guild celebrated their first birthday last week and enjoyed a delicious supper to celebrate. Marilyn Gibbs and Sue Burrows are pictured cutting the cake, surrounded by fellow quilters. The groups consists of 18 quilters from across the whole rural area and Richmond and meet every second Thursday at 7.30pm at the Hope School Library. Their next meeting will be an AGM on Thursday 14 June. In July they will be meeting during the day on Saturday 14 July from 10am until 3.30pm. if anyone is interested in joining the group, or would like more information, please call Marilyn Gibbs on 541 8435. A Big Thank You from Brightwater Playcentre Brightwater Playcentre held their fundraising Quiz Night on Saturday night. Great fun was had by all and lots of people went home with fabulous prizes donated by local people and businesses. They managed to raise over $4000 with the quiz night and raffle combined. A big thank you from all at Brightwater Playcentre to our MC for the night, Neville Male, who did a great job! Congratulations to David Hahn who won the first prize in the raffle draw, a fantastic “Playzone” timber tower swing set worth over $1800. Brightwater Playcentre would like to thank the following people and businesses without whose support and generosity, the raffle and quiz night would not have been possible. Thank you to the following for enabling us to offer such a fantastic First Raffle prize: Halswell Timber, Ching Contracting, A & J Hall Builders Ltd, Alfresco Garden and Property Maintenance, Mitre 10 Mega, Richmond Glass And for the rest of the wonderful raffle prizes: Kaimira Estate, Place for Plants, Ideal Electrical, Seifrieds Vineyard, ASB Aquatic Centre, WOW Museum, Abel Tasman Aqua Taxi, Video Ezy, Abel Tasman Wilsons, Pure Essential Spa and Beauty Therapy, The Gift Gallery @Alchemy Arts. Thank you to the following for all your fabulous contributions to our quiz night: Kaimira Estates, Waimea Estates, Whitcouls, Dave and Carol Garnett, Al Brown, Premier Books, Sealords, The Indian Café, Fresh Choice, Speight’s Ale House, 623 On the Rocks, Mango, The Verdict, The Stables, Lone Star, The 3 Rooms, Rob Roy’s, Chateau Rhubarb, McDonalds, Pestell’s Butchery, HQ Café and Bar, Grape Escape Gallery, State Cinema, Action Sport and Ten Pin Bowling, Brightwater School, Stirling Sports, Eyebright, Ray White Real Estate Richmond Liquor Centre, Hell’s Pizza, Atec.
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Brightwater Community Newsletter Brightwater local, Jacob King, performs with fellow band members of Fire Without Permit at the regional heats of this year’s national Smoke Free Rock Quest.
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Fundraiser for Wakefield Toy Library ‘Fire Without Permit’ through to regional finals Brightwater local musician, Jacob King, and his band ‘Fire Without Permit’ performed at the regional heats of this year’s national Smoke Free Rock Quest at the Theatre Royal in Nelson last Friday night. Performing a great rendition of their original song ‘Love and Inspiration,’ Fire Without Permit got
through to the regional finals being held this Saturday 19 May, at the Theatre Royal from 7pm. Jacob (rhythm guitar) and band members Jordan Harvey (lead Guitar), Rigel Blanchet (bass guitar) and Bowyne Blanchet (drums) have been together for two years with singer Hana Tava joining the band 3 months ago. The band was ‘pretty stoked’ to get through to the regional finals
where they will compete against 11 other bands, each performing two original songs. For more information check out the Fire Without Permit Facebook page and www.smokefreerockquest. co.nz. Still World Famous in Brightwater Local lad, Joe Williamson, who we have previously featured in World Famous in Brightwater, recently trialled for the NZ Gymnastics team and was selected to the NZ U14 development squad. This is a great achievement and allows Joe to take advantage of extra coaching at national level. Joe currently trains four times a week with Nelson coaches Dave Hough and Shane Collins in preparation for the coming season which starts with competitions in Blenheim on 28 June. Av a iva ilabl e f te or Fu nc tio ns
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Greenacres Golf Course Cafe in the Vineyard If you are looking for a stunning venue with a Dinner functions are sorted with Cafe in the point of difference, you can’t go past Greena- Vineyard. Seating up to 30 people during the cres Golf Course. Their large clubrooms are winter months, you can choose to follow a set easily transformed into an elegant wedding menu, enjoy a buffet, or experience gourmet venue and they have many smaller options for food and matched wines over the courses in the more intimate gatherings like birthdays or even degustation menus. business meetings or conferences. Situated on Special dietary needs are no problem, with the Best Island, the golf course is one of the most majority of the delicious options already gluten tranquil and peaceful and you can’t help but be free. Menu items are made fresh and many have impressed by the magthe dairy added at the nificent view across the last moment, so it can be greens, over the estuary left out with no comproand up to the mountains. mise to the quality. The clubhouse makes a The cafe, located just perfect venue for any celminutes from Richebration: 21st birthdays, mond, is open every day anniversaries or wedthroughout winter from dings. If you are host10am to 5pm for indoor ing a business function dining, with a fireplace or conference, why not to keep diners cosy. combine it with a round During summer the conof golf? Jenny Le Frantz Not only is Foodzone great for work plat- servatory is open, with offers an affordable in ters and small functions, you can dash in to seating for an extra 40 house catering service the café and the friendly team will fix you people. Private functions offering delicious buffet up with a great tasting, freshly prepared can be organised for any meals. Jenny is happy to takeaway lunch. night, contact owner work with clients, wedding planners and event and chef Rene via email at cafe@waimeaestates. organisers ensuring your requirements are met. co.nz to make a booking. If you have guests travelling out of town, there is even a motel in walking distance. The friendly Club Waimea management team at Greenacres are awesome Club Waimea is a club with all the ususal club to deal with and will work in with any arrange- activities but it’s so much more than that. Club ments. Call Jenny today on 544 6441 or 027 539 Waimea is one of our regions most modern and 1464. up to date conference function venue’s. It’s ideal for work training programmes, after Jellyfish Cafe and Bar work get-togethers, seminars, weddings, birthA stunning waterside venue located on the old day’s, family gatherings and funerals or maybe Mapua Wharf. Enjoy the fabulous views of the just a chance to catch up with friends. The new Waimea estuary Entrance and out into Tas- Barnicoat Bistro offers real value for money man Bay from throughout the restaurant and family dinning and catering so this venue has on the deck. Jellyfish Cafe and Bar is suitable it all as well as plenty of car parking with easy for all types of private functions and comfort- access. ably seats up to 100 people. Choose from their A large self contained hall with bar facilities and comprehensive bar including a range of on tap the capacity to seat up to 350 people at tables boutique beers and the best of the region and and chairs or 400 theatre style. All function New Zealand’s wines. Select from a range of rooms host a white screen, whiteboard, data menu options or allow their chef to create a tai- projector/microphone and internet capability; air conditioned to ensure maximum comfort. lor made menu to your needs. Locals and visitors to the region are constantly Whether your event is large or small, give the awed by the beauty of this location so treat your office staff a call and they can organise your friends, family or colleagues to something spe- event from start to finish. cial, choose Jellyfish Cafe and Bar as your func- So make sure you consider Club Waimea for your next stress-free and well organised event. tion venue.
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The two divisions of the Members Draw have now both reached $1500, as none of the members drawn this month have been present at the club to show their membership card and claim the prize. On April 26, member No 288 was not present and missed out on the then $1300 prize, while member No 871 wasn’t able to present their membership card and claim the $1500. Member No 619 didn’t claim the $1400 prize on May 3, and member No 834 was also unable to claim the $1500. On May 10, members No 1466 and 731 were both absent from the club and unable to present their card, and missed out on $1500 apiece. This Thursday May 17 there will be three draws on offer. The two $1500 prizes will remain until the winner drawn presents their membership card on the night, and another draw will start at $500, rising by $100 increments each week. Remember, you have to be present to claim the prize, so make sure you bring your valid membership card down to the Club this Thursday night.
Thank you from Richmond-Waimea RSA The Anzacs were remembered with honour on Poppy Day, with $11,633 donated at the Richmond Waimea RSA. The Richmond service was the biggest yet, all of the services boasting an excellent turnout. A big thank-you to all who were involved, including the RSA members who manned the tables, the Waimea College orchestra and choir, the Richmond Highland Pipe Band, Barry Burgess and Club Waimea. Collection boxes were graciously accepted at local businesses to assist with the fundraising effort. All money received is used locally for the welfare support for Richmond-Waimea RSA, returned service people and dependants. Noel Woolf Treasurer, Richmond/Waimea RSA Corey Archer and Tony Hodgeson show off at Club Waimea last Saturday.
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The TAB will again be giving away $1000 on June 3, the first Sunday next month. Punters on the day will have another chance to win, with every bet placed on a race before 5.30pm going into the draw for prize. Simply place your bet and hold onto all ticket stubs on the day, with the serial number of the winning ticket being displayed between 5.30pm and 6.30pm on the two big screens recently installed for punter’s viewing pleasure. The draw is only open to members, so get in quick to become a member so you can join in on the action. The past two draws have been a great success, come along the first Sunday in June to try your luck.
Ink’d ‘12 Great Sucess A crowd outside of the ordinary descended on Club Waimea as thousands gathered for the Ink’d ’12 Tattoo Show. The first year that the club hosted the event went off without a hitch, with expo organiser Brendon Benjamin praising Club Waimea for its facilities and assistance in running the event. “It’s just a good venue, with the stage, the licensed bar; it worked so well that Club Waimea want to
host the next one.” The less than traditional crowd, who came to celebrate tattoos, motorcycles, body jewellery and more, were “well behaved,” says club manager John Hewison. “Everyone was well mannered and well spoken; there was no bad language, no smoking in the foyer, it was absolutely well run. We had some reservations but the event widely exceeded our expectations.”
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Accommodation at Club Waimea Did you know about our popular Caravan Park with lots of space for RV’s and Mobile homes!
If you have friends or relatives arriving and they need a great place to stay then contact us. We’ll make them feel very welcome. Club Waimea is proud to offer accommodation in the form of a Caravan Park with 64 powered sites and 10 non-powered sites. Situated in well established grounds the Club Waimea Caravan Park is quiet and secluded while still having a central location. • Campervans Welcome • Handy to shops • Communal kitchen • Communal laundry • Ablution block • Dump station • Centrally located opposite Richmond Park Raceway • Weekly rates available
All Caravan Park Guests are automatically temporary members of Club Waimea. Some of the many advantages of this are: Restaurant, Members Bar, Gaming Room, Pool & Snooker, Sky Television, Regular Entertainment, Dart Boards, Off Sales. Site Charges: Powered Sites (per night) 1 Adult $23.10 2 Adults $30.10 Non Powered sites (per night) 1 Adult $17.40 2 Adults $24.30 * Prices valid 01/04/12 Bookings are essential. Please phone 03 543 9179 or fill in our contact form at www.clubwaimea.co.nz/accommodation-2. Semi Permanent sites also available
Election Nominations The Club Waimea Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on Sunday 27 May. Nominations close today (16 May) at 6pm for President and Vice-President of the Club, who will serve one year terms. The Executive Committee in elected biennially, with Lewis Della Bosca, Rod Penn and Ken Smith in the roles for another year.
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Club Waimea Car Rally Get into gear this Sunday with an open invite car rally. Those interested need to assemble by 1pm for a 1.30pm start, only $10 entry fee per car. Bring along a clipboard, pen and a “brain that is in gear.” The organiser is the same again this year and will again be setting out a variety of tricks and traps to trip up all but the best. For further information contact Bruce Jury on 544 8367 or 027 231 2602.
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Waimea College’s Mad Scientists; Gwyn Jelinek, Bob Trevathan, Georgia Dunn, Michaela Kurr, Louise Davis and Cam Arnold compete at a secondary school academic quiz held last Wednesday. The event was proposed by members of the Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) committee as part of a ministry initiative to increase communication and collaboration amongst teachers throughout the region. It was won by a group from Nelson College for Girls. Photo: Rosie Thomsen.
Just a thought... All of us do things in life we don’t ment or the pursuit of happiness. really want to do. It might be getting Christian folk of course look to Jeup in the morning to go to school or sus for inspiration and example in work. It might be caring for a sick dealing with the difficult and unchild or loved one when we our- pleasant in life. Jesus said in John’s selves might be tired or even sick. gospel: “I have come that you may It might be persevering have life, and have it in with our less than enjoyabundance.” Jesus did not able employment for the say “I have come that you sake of supporting our may always enjoy evefamily or ourselves. It rything and always feel might be hanging on in happy.” Life, satisfaction, there with a relationship whatever you want to call that is difficult. While it, is not the same as the our motives for doing so pursuit of happiness but it might be mixed at least is the same as blessedness. part of them will often In fact if we reflect on our Fr David Grbe a genuine care and lives and the lives of othuschow, concern for the needs of ers we will I’m sure realize Our Lady of our loved ones and oththat times of real blessedPerpetual Help ness often involved sacriers. Parish. It is sometimes only in fice or even suffering. looking back over some time of Malcolm Muggeridge was a convert persevering with challenging situ- to the Christian faith who was very ations that we come to appreci- impressed with the down-to-earth ate how they have matured us and and no holds barred faith and good made us better persons. Of course, works of Mother Theresa of Calcutwhile we are actually in the middle ta and her sisters. of difficult or unpleasant situations He once wrote: “I can say that I we probably don’t enjoy it! But I’m never knew what joy was like until sure we will come to know from our I gave up pursuing happiness, or experience of living that satisfac- cared to live until I chose to die. For tion in life, real satisfaction, is not these two discoveries I am beholdsimply to be equated with enjoy- en to Jesus.”
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Waimea South Historical Society AGM Tuesday 22nd May in the Wakefield Library at 7.30pm. John Dearing will speak on the History and Customs of Samoa. Your supper offering could reflect an island theme. (Anything with coconut, banana or pineapple will qualify.) KIWIANA FAMILY FUN DAY Sport Tasman at Richmond Recreation Centre Cambridge St, presents KIWIANA FAMILY FUN DAY Sat 26 May 2012 11:00am – 2:30pm. Fun, family day full of games for all ages, with bouncy castle, face painting, sausage sizzle, prizes and raffles to be won, with Mr Whippy & a Coffee Cart on site, (FREE entry) . Ph 5443955. Fun Club to lose or control weight. $2.00 per Meeting. Richmond Town Hall (Meeting room) 10.30 every Wednesday. Prizes, paid for lunches, free Xmas Party. Contact Eileen 5446392 or Margaret 544 7293. Waimea Tramping Club Sunday 20 May, Holyoake Clearing Hut, moderate, ph Julian 542 3147 or Jocelyn 541 8213. Sunday 27 May, Shedwood Bush, easy, ph Julian 542 3147 or Katie 547 7850. Waimea College Rugby - Club Day is Sat 19 May from 10.30 am. All caregivers & Friends of Waimea are welcome. Waimea 1st XV play Nelson College at 12 o’clock in a Press Cup Challenge at Waimea College. ToastmasterS Develop your personal confidence through public speaking in the safety and with the support of the High Noon, Nelson, or Madhatters Toastmasters clubs. ph: 0800-PEOPLE (0800-736-753) Quilt Show - MAY 19, 20, 21 at 10am - 4pm daily at Moutere Hills Community Centre. Adm $3. Incl the Hoffman Challenge Quilts, Chris Kenna-guest exhibitor &members challenge ‘a view though a window’. Presented by Motueka Quilting Connection Play Women’s soccer - It’s fun and social and a great way to keep fit. Richmond Women’s team are looking for more players to play on Saturdays. Ph Marty on 027 433 4098 or email martin.keetley@downer.co.nz Waimea Tramping Club - Sun 20 May, Holyoake Clearing Hut, moderate, ph Julian 542 3147 or Katie 547 7850 or more info at www.waimeatrampingclub.org.nz Tasman Talks Titles Book Group Do you enjoy reading & talking about books? Then our Tasman Talks Titles book group might be what you’re looking for. Join us Wed 16 May, 3.00pm– .00pm Richm Library. Nelson & Tasman MX-5 Group outing Sun May 20. Meet 1.00 at WOW carpark for autumn colours drive, refreshment stops along the way. All MX-5s welcome. Sandra 5286325. Endometriosis Support Group meet Tues 22 May, Contour Roofing, Venice Place, Stoke, for a relaxing, fun evening with Kathy doing yoga & massage. Info Call Helen 5441724 Plunket Parent Education: Richmond & Nelson. sessions ‘til 29 June, topics include: CPR, crafts, music & activities, safety, toilet training, Cooking session, Baby Sign Language & more. All sessions no charge. For more info
contact Lynda on 539 5202 Pigeon Valley Steam Museum, Wakefield. A must see!!! Don’t miss Last Steam Day & Military Re-enactment, Sun 20 May. “Defending the trench against Allied attack”www. higginspark.co.nz . Breakfast and Fashion Sat 26 May - 9.30am. Fashions From Beetees (Nelson & Motueka). Venue - New Life Church Lounge (Opp Richmond Cemetery). Tickets $20 Available At Beetees - NELSON Ph 5468700 or Judy 5477292. Funds Raised In Support Of Lesley Elliotts Visit in June & Ongoing Waimea Club Projects. Volunteers needed - Community Visitors Service –. Befriend a resident of an aged care facility, who has been identified by the facility, as being lonely or at risk of isolation. Usually for 1-2 hours per week. If this sounds like you or you require further info contact Amy 5465012 or amy.wilson@redcross.org.nz Former candidates Values Party now living in Nelson inviting all those who feel connected to the Values to 40th birthday celebration Fairfield House, Trafalgar St, Nelson on Wed 16 May 11-4pm Bring food to share & koha. Open speakers’ floor from 1pm. Breakfast @ St David’s – Breakfast followed by family friendly intentional worship that’s active and fun. 8.15 – 9.15am every second Sunday (6,20, May etc). Come as you are. St David’s. 11 Florence Street, Richmond. Enquiries - Alison 544 8026 Endometriosis Support Group holding pamper evening Tuesday 22nd May at Contour Roofing, Venice Place, Stoke at 7.30pm. Yoga and massage with Kathy. Gold Coin donation. Info ph Helen 5441724 “What Not To Wear” - Henley Kindergarten Fashion Fundraiser. Fri 18 May 7.30-9pm at Headingly centre Richmond. Tickets $25 each available at Henley Kindy,Ray White Richmond. Ticket includes wine or juice & goody bag. ph: 544 6908 for info Mountain Safety Council Nelson 11/12 Programme - *Outdoor First Aid Revalidation 18 Aug, $90. *Intermediate Alpine, 25/26 Aug, $175. Info - www.mountainsafety.org.nz/training & select Nelson or call 547 2426. Parent to Parent - Supporting parents & whānau who have children & family members with disabilities, health impairments or special needs. Coffee mornings 12 Jun. Free support & info. Call Jane 546 8973. Wakefield School Quiz Evening - a fun filled night with raffles, auction items, a bar & good company! Fri May 18, 6.30 – 10.30pm at Wakefield School Hall. Teams of 6 adults, $90 per team, nibbles and supper provided. For info visit Wakefield School website www.wakefield.school.nz REGULAR EVENTS Hope Indoor Bowling Club invite you to come and enjoy the sport of bowls on Tuesday 7.15 pm at the Hope Hall on Main Road. Contacts Dale 5471510. LEARN to Speak with Confidence Let us motivate & encourage you to step outside of your comfort zone gain extra skills. Join Powertalk In-
ternational-Waimea Club - meets in Annesbrook 2x monthly. Peggy 539 0477, Bev poschbev@xtra.co.nz. Celebrate Recovery - support group for those people with Hurts, Hangups and Habits (addictions) meets at The Centre,23A Salisbury Rd on Wed 7pm for 7-30pm. More information ph Bob and Jacquie 5380282. Choose to Lose - Trying to lose weight, join us for support, weigh-in, coffee, chat with like-minded people. Gold coin donation. Every Thurs at The Centre, 23A Salisbury Rd, Rmd. Contact De Ross 547 4717 Sport Tasman Club Recreation 9 Cambridge Street, Richmond. P: 5443955. EASE in2 CYCLING: Mon 1:00pm Wed 1:00pm $4 Social cycling group, gain confidence on your bike. All Welcome. CLUB50: Tues 9:30am, Seniors, social recreation & outings. NEW member welcome $3 WALKING GROUP: FREE Mon 9:30am FUN HOUSIE with prizes Designed for those with special requirements, every Friday starts 10th Feb 2-4pm $3. $4 FITNESS EASYBEAT Mon&Fri 9am EASE IN2 EASYBEAT: Mon&Fri 11:15am. SHAPEUP: Mon&Fri 10:10am. SIT & be FIT: Fridays 11:15am. EASE in2 CYCLING: Mon 1:00pm Wed 1:00pm. Silver & Strong -Seated or Standing light Exercise Circuit that helps you with your everyday life. Strength, Stability and coordination. Mondays 10.30-11.15am, Cost $4 Richmond Social Seniors, At Age Concern, Oxford St, Richmond. Angie 547-0198. BADMINTON held at Richmond Badminton Hall, Gladstone Road, on Thursday 7-9 pm. $4.00 per player. Not suitable beginners. Contact Greg Mudgway on 547 4757 or 021 209 4120 for further details. SOCIAL BADMINTON held at Richmond Badminton Hall, Gladstone Road, on Thursday 7-9 pm. $4.00 per player. Not suitable beginners. Contact Greg Mudgway on 547 4757 or 021 209 4120 for further details. Crafts Caring & Sharing from Monday 7 May & each Monday until end of September. 9.30am - noon at the Wesley Centre opposite TDC. Gold coin donation includes morning tea. Everyone welcome. Contact Pauline 5449174 or Emily 5445423. Social Table Tennis- Mondays & Fridays 9am-noon. Wednesdays 7pm9pm. $4pp or $10 per family. Bats provided. Non-marking footwear essential.. Ph stadium 5479479 or karen 5473005. www.tabletennisnelson.org.nz Join Croquet at Richmond. We welcome new members to Golf croquet Thurs & Sundays at 1pm contact Sheryl 5410623. Association croquet-Wed & Sat 10am contact Betty 5447268. See you on the lawns opp. new Health Center Lwer Queen St. Duck Soup singles networking night on first Sunday of the month from 7.30pm at 623 In The City. More info on www.ducksoup.co.nz. Music N’ Motion For Preschoolers Wakefield Methodist Church cnr Edward and Arrow Sts. Thursdays during school term 10 am. $2 one child, $3 two or more children. Cuppa to follow. Enquiries ph 544- 8394.
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Local teams eliminated
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An eight man Richmond Athletic was embarrased 8-0 in the first round of the ASB Chatham Cup, with first timers Wakefield also ending their 90 minutes of knock out football with a defeat. Queen St Pharmacy Richmond Athletic visited Saxton Field, bouyed by last year’s thrilling victory over AMI Nelson Suburbs. But the new look team were outclassed from the get-go with Nelson Suburbs scoring twice in the first seven minutes. The first was scored by former Richmond frontman Ben Wright. Nelson Suburbs scored only once more in the first half, but it was the second 45 minutes that killed off the game for Richmond. Goal keeper Dylan Kawana-Waugh was sent off for bringing down Jordan Swaney in the box, Bjorn Van Gin-
kel was given his marching orders for a second bookable offence and Glen Pearless made it three in the shed after swearing at the ref. The goals continued to pile on with Gagame Feni and Brandon Kay adding to the tallies. Meanwhile, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Wakefield had beaten FC Nelson on Saturday. Despite losing 2-0, the Nelson Pine Industries second division battlers played out of their skin and were in with a sniff for the entire 90 minutes against a club featuring the best players from two Nelson Pine Industries division one teams. Balloons and signage littered the town, as Wakefield were entered in New Zealand’s oldest football competition for the first time in the club’s history. Moffat Kilifa and Neil Connell scored the goals. FC Nelson will face Nelson Suburbs in round two.
Left: Will Marshall attacks down the wing for Wakefield. Above: Richmond Athletic’s Bjorn Van Ginkel is fouled by Davey Molloy. Photos: Phillip Rollo.
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Waimea Old Boys president Duane Whiting is challenging a referee’s mistake that turned last weekend’s win into a draw. When James Lowe kicked the winning points on fulltime to seal only Waimea Old Boy’s second win of the Car Company division one season, he thought he had done exactly that. The referee confirmed the 32-30 victory and signed off the scorecard. But 15 minutes later the referee walked back into the changing rooms to notify the Waimea Old Boys playing staff that the game was actually a 32-32 draw and that
he had forgot to add two points from an earlier Wakatu Marist conversion. Trafalgar Park did not have a scoreboard operating so the players relied on the referee to confirm the score. Duane says that because of Waimea Old Boys’ placing near the bottom end of the table, the side was only after a victory and would not have taken the option for a shot at goal had they known it would only, at best, tie the game. Because of the tight nature of this year’s competition, Duane says the extra two points could be crucial come playoff time. The Waimea Old Boys bench had the same score as the referee, although the Marist bench did not. “I don’t see, personally, and I maybe wrong, but how he can make
that call at the end of the game and change his mind quite a bit of time after he was persuaded? “When the guys are confirming with the ref and he’s telling them the score is what they think the score is to win the game, he was the influential decision in the guys going for that kick at the end.” Tasman Rugby Union rugby operations manager Mike Kerrisk declined to comment on the issue, before hanging up the phone. Duane says the issue will be hot topic at the next Nelson Bays Rugby Union meeting and he hopes to see the result overturned again, to a 32-30 victory to the Waimea Old Boys.
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Waimea Old Boys Under-9 Blue’s Tevin Rangitakatu runs the ball during the side’s 7-0 loss to Stoke Under-9 at Jubilee Park on Saturday. This was the side’s first loss of the season, against one of the top teams in the grade. The team will face Waimea Old Boys Under-9 Red in a local derby at Jubilee Park this weekend. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Waimea Old Boys Women completed the first round undefeated courtesy of a tight 42-36 win over Marist on Saturday. There could be only one winner at the end of the day. That went to Waimea Womens after scoring a rampage of tries to come out with the victory. Two tries went to halfback Tash Kara while Aleisha Hart, Charna Thompson, winger Emma McCashin, and forward Kelly Stanford all dotting down a try each. Coach Brendan O’Connor was very impressed with the way WOB played and he also commended the way Marist played. WOB are now preparing for the second round of games with the other three women’s teams. Stoke have a few new secondary school girls joining the club, being their first time playing women’s rugby. Huia has a good intake of new players, five coming from Japan. Marist also has new players. It is good to see an influx of new talent come through the women’s grade. This is good to see in women’s rugby. All four teams come Utility Kylie Albert hits up the ball. She featured in three difwith good strong talented players. ferent positions during the match. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Sione Holani shrugs off the tackle from his opposite during Saturday’s First five-eighth Jesse Pitman spots a hole in the Awatere defence before it quickly closes during SatTasman Trophy clash. Photos: Phillip Rollo. urday’s Tasman Trophy clash in Brightwater.
Wanderers claim maximum points Phillip Rollo A rapant second spell saw Wanderers take full points in the first match of the Bayleys Tasman Trophy. Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers used the fixture against Awatere to rest some of its key players. While the 45-15
scoreline suggested one way traffic, it was actually the visiting Blenhiem side that struck the first points in the Pool B fixture. Awatere held a 8-0 lead throughout the majority of the first half, until the home side finally got some points on the board. Flanker Loa Windley and winger Riley Johnston scored
Wanderers’ first-half tries to help give them a 14-8 lead at the break. But once some of the big guns came into the paddock, Wanderers started to run away with the result. Jackson Harvey top scored with 20 points from the point. Alex Lean, Sione Holani and Richie Bolitho also scored.
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Stacy Johnson sprints past Stoke’s Jason Hylkema during Saturday’s 25-all draw. Photo: Andrew Board.
The second division Wanderers side finally dropped points, although they still managed to keep their unbeaten streak alive, drawing 25-all with Stoke Bs at Greenmeadows on Saturday. Stoke Bs scored late in the game and a conversion on fulltime could have handed Wanderers their first loss of the season. But the Brightwater side are still sitting comfortably at the right end of the standings and are just two weeks away from a replay of last year’s final against the also unbeaten Murchison. A draw was probably a fair result in the washup with both teams trading tries throughout the entire 80
minutes. Number eight Stacey Lines increased his impressive season try tally to eight while prop Ethan Reuben was the game’s top performer. Team manager Kyle Paki Paki says the side has been trucking along superbly and was looking forward to the prospect of playing Murchison in two week’s time. “They’ll probably arrive here with a score to settle, they always do. It’s going to be a very big game for country that’s for sure,” says Kyle. Murchison have won all seven games and have a superior bonus point tally. Wanderers will make the bus trip to Takaka this weekend for their clash with Collingwood.
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the major break where she made an immediate impact. Promoted Waimea 7B player Liberty Taylor took over the GA bib and she slotted into the team well. Broadgreen’s shooter Karmen Mau increased her work load through the mid court, displayed lovely movement in the circle and shot some great goals to be 14–16 in arrears with the final quarter to go. Grace returned to Waimea’s offensive circle to team up with Liberty to net some beautiful shots and claim the game 24–19. Waimea’s coach Karyn Stack said her girls had been training well, were learning together and were definitely improving at each outing. Defender, Shaan Fulton came in for special praise – she had an awesome game, where she gained numerous intercepts.
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team. If I didn’t make it that year, I’m not sure if I would’ve trialled the next year,” she says. New Zealanders are certainly making their mark But her taste of international volleyball will prove in the United States’ volleyball invaluable in the states, as she ranks and former Waimea was able to personally meet USA College star Katie Adamson women’s head coach Hugh Mcis hoping she can be the next Cutcheon, who is a New ZeaKiwi to fly the flag. lander, on a trip to the US. Katie has obtained a full Katie expects the level to be simscholarship to the University ilar to international age-grade of Louisiana at Lafayette. level and was excited about the UL Lafayette has an enrolprospect. “Apparently we’ll be ment of more than 16,000 stutraining 20 hours a week, getting dents. up at 5:30am for runs, so it’ll be Katie Adamson. Katie says it was only when pretty intense.” she was selected for the New Katie will be three and a half Zealand Under-19 side at the end of Year 12 when hours away from former Waimea College basketshe decided to chase a spot in the United States. baller Jelena Vucinic and runner Tom Stringer. “I was nobody until I made the New Zealand She leaves in two weeks.
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PUBLIC NOTICES Review of Representation Arrangements for the 2013 Local Elections On 22 March 2012 the Tasman District Council reviewed its representation arrangements, and resolved that the following proposal apply for the Council and its Community Boards for the elections to be held on 12 October 2013: Council Representation It is proposed that the Council will comprise 13 members elected from five wards, and the Mayor. The five wards reflect the following identified communities of interest: • Golden Bay Ward • Lakes/Murchison Ward • Motueka Ward • Richmond Ward • Moutere/Waimea Ward The population that each member will represent is as follows: Ward
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• Contracts for roading, parks and reserves etc. are all carried out from depots based in the Bay;
• Golden Bay Community Board Area covered by the present ward boundaries.
• The Bay has a relatively small permanent population which swells considerably during the holiday season with people using the camping grounds and many of the baches that remain empty for most of the year;
• Motueka Community Board Area covered by the present ward boundaries.
• Reducing the number of members will compromise the rural voice and increase the population per member to almost 5,000; • There are four distinct communities of interest within the Golden Bay Ward; • There are significant distance and travel times within the ward and to Council headquarters; • Elected members are the eyes and ears of the community, and often the first point of contact for the wards ratepayers and residents. Moutere/Waimea Ward depart from Section 19V(2) of the Local Electoral Act 2001 for reasons of: • Exceeding the population formula by 264 is considered to be only minor departure from this section;
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• there are five distinct communities of interest based on the areas of the former authorities;
• By including the 264 into another ward would not change the representation for those wards. Generally Council considers:
1 Population figures are based on Estimated Residential Population as at 30/06/11,
provided by Statistics New Zealand, based on the 2006 census, as the national census for 2011 did not proceed.
* does not comply with Rule 19V(2) In accordance with section 19V(2) of the Local Electoral Act 2001 the population that each member represents must be within the range of 3669 ± 10% (3329 to 4069), unless particular community of interest considerations justify otherwise. Reasons for Departing from 19V(2) Golden Bay Ward be treated as an isolated community for the following reasons: • The Local Government Commission deemed the Golden Bay Ward to be an isolated community in the 2006 Representation Review; • Isolated community requiring specific representation in order to provide effective representation; • Has a very clear geographic line that separates the Bay from the balance of the district; • Weather patterns can vary considerably from the rest of the district with heavy rain causing flooding that can isolate the Bay;
• the present system provides for fair and effective representation; • retaining the current ward boundaries may not comply with the population requirements in Section 19V(2) of the Local Electoral Act 2001; • reasons for the ward boundaries include: - There is currently legislation going through the Parliamentary process to amend the requirement for population to comply with the plus or minus 10 percent rule; and - In Council’s view the current ward boundaries reflect the existing communities of interest; and - The alternatives, such as that proposed by the Local Government Commission in the recent amalgamation proposal, does not necessarily meet the population requirements, but will split an existing community of interest. Community Board Representation It is proposed that two community boards will be elected. The two community boards would be:
Rating Information Database The Tasman District Council gives notice under Section 28 of the Local Government (Rating) Act 2002 that the Rating Information Database of the Tasman District Council is available for inspection (without fee) at the Customer Service Centres of Tasman District Council : 189 Queen St, Richmond; 92 Fairfax Street, Murchison; 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka; and, 8 Commercial Street, Takaka during ordinary office hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm). The Database is accessible throughout the year. The Rating Information Database can also be accessed via the Council’s website at the following address www.tasman.govt.nz/property/rates/rate-record-search then enter the property street address to view the current years rating information. The Rating Information Database contains a record of all information required for the setting and assessing of rates and that is necessary for communicating with ratepayers. Please note - the closing date for the next rates instalment is 31 May 2012.
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The Golden Bay and Motueka Community Boards will each elect four members. They will not be subdivided for electoral purposes. They would each have two appointed members as follows: • Golden Bay Community Board Two members appointed from the Golden Bay Ward • Motueka Community Board Two members appointed from the Motueka Ward Further Information Copies of the Council’s resolution and maps setting out the areas of the proposed wards, communities and subdivisions may be viewed and obtained from the following Council offices and libraries: Tasman District Council Offices: 189 Queen Street, Richmond 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka 78 Commercial Street Takaka 92 Fairfax Street, Murchison Tasman District Libraries: Queen Street, Richmond Pah Street, Motueka Commercial Street, Takaka Fairfax Street, Murchison Any queries regarding the Council’s decision should be direct to: Sandra Hartley, Executive Officer – Strategic Development, phone 03 543 8554. Relevant information is also available on the Council’s website www.tasman.govt.nz Submissions are Invited Persons with an interest in the proposed representation arrangements are invited to make written submissions on the Council’s representation proposal. Submissions are to be delivered/mailed to: Executive Officer – Strategic Development Tasman District Council 189 Queen Street Richmond; or Executive Officer – Strategic Development Tasman District Council Private Bag 4 Richmond 7031; or Emailed to: info@tasman.govt.nz Faxed to: 03 543 9524 Submissions must be received by Council no later than Monday 11 June 2012. Dennis Bush-King, Acting Chief Executive
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Environment and Planning Committee Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 17 May 2012, 9.30 am. Public forum Joint Shareholders Committee Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday, 18 May 2012, 1.30 pm No public forum Tasman District Council Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 24 May 2012, 9.30 am. Public forum Community Services Committee Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 31 May 2012, 10.15 am. Public forum Grants and Community Facilities Rate Subcommittee Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday, 31 May 2012, 1.30 pm or conclusion of Community Services. No public forum Engineering Services Committee St John’s Hall, Courtney Street, Motueka, Thursday, 7 June 2012, 9.30 am. Public forum
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544 7285 No job too small
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027 293 5280 or 541 0496
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027 556 6571
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