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A roaring success

Headline act The Warratahs entertained the crowd on Saturday. Photo: Irene Callaghan.

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The forest fire concert on Saturday was a fantastic success, organisers say.

People from all over the region had the chance to come and say thanks to the first responders and volunteers who helped fight the Pigeon Valley fire in February.

Nearly 3000 people turned up

to the concert, held at the A&P showgrounds on Lower Queen Street on Saturday afternoon, and organiser Steve Page said that the event was ‘thoroughly successful, so many strangers came up to say thanks and the support, as usual, was amazing.”

The concert was headlined by The Warratahs, supported by local bands including Nelson Jazz club big band, Bo Kay, Dust & Gold, and Nine95. ‘The Warratahs were

just fantastic, and some good local artists got some good exposure as well.” Steve said, “Smiley and the sound team also did an incredible job.”

Nearly $14,000 was raised all together, and the concert was free for first responders and those who volunteered during the fires. Steve said that people were particularly impressed with the firefighters from Appleby who turned up and embraced the af-

ternoon, “big ups to the Appleby fire brigade, it was great to see them turn up in the spirit that the concert was intended, its obvious that they have a great culture.”

Steve wanted to thank the sponsors that made the concert possible, with the primary sponsors NBS and the local papers Waimea Weekly, Nelson Weekly, Marlborough Weekly, and The Guardian Motueka. “Also, a big thanks to community groups like Rotary

and Richmond Unlimited, who helped out on the day.”

“No doubt about it, the concert achieved what it set out to do.

The silent auction was also a big success” Tasman Trailers donated a 7x4 caged trailer, Discover New Zealand provided a week’s campervan use and the Richmond Mall provided mall vouchers to go towards the silent auction.

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Fire concert a roaring success

Intermediate farewells long-serving teacher Waimea Intermediate farewelled deputy principal Trish Smith last Friday after 27 years’ service at the school A special assembly was held to mark the occasion, with current and past pupils – including some now at Waimea College along with former teachers joining together to wish her well in her retirement.

Past and present pupils put on a range of singing, dancing and kapa haka performances to show their appreciation of Trish’s contribution to the school over the years.

School principal Justine McDonald says the farewell brought mixed emotions.

While the school community was thrilled that Trish will be joining her husband, Darryl, in his ‘retirement fun,’ it was sad to be losing an amazing pro-

fessional who has been 100 per cent committed to intermediate-age students, building the right environment and teaching skills in others required for students to experience success.

During her career at Waimea Intermediate School, Trish has taken on a wide range and variety of roles in the school, starting out as a classroom teacher, followed by a promotion to syndicate leader and then deputy principal.

“We wish Trish all the very best for the up-coming changes to lifestyle after 48 years in the education profession – we will miss you, your calmness and wealth of experience.

“Thanks for contributing to the Waimea Intermediate School learning community and teaching generations of our people.”

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Waimea Intermediate teacher Penny Richards leads a dance number during the farewell for deputy principal Trish Smith.

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The Warratahs stayed with Steve and his wife Jenny for the weekend, and Steve said they ‘thoroughly enjoyed’ having them.

“Barry [of The Warratahs] was just so taken with Wakefield and Pigeon Valley, he thought it was one of the most beautiful parts of the country. I almost think he might come back down here and live” The Warratahs said that the attitude and energy from people who turned up to enjoy the event was ‘absolutely amazing.’ “It was, in fact, something quite special, that was genuinely noticeable,” said Barry.

Asked what the highlight was, Steve said it was on a couple of fronts. “The genuine input by a lot of the companies involved was actually very humbling and I loved seeing the folk up in front of the stage dancing and smiling. When I saw that I thought that my team and I had won. We achieved what we all set out to do”

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Arson suspected Matt McCrorie It is believed that arson is to blame for the burnt-out car found sitting in a Richmond car park last Thursday morning.

The car, a green 1995 Honda CRV, was discovered in the Petrie Car Park in Richmond behind Sundial Square by local business owners early Thursday morning, after the car had been been set ablaze at around 4am that morning.

Cash’n’Trade Richmond have said that they do not know who owns the car and that they have no affiliation with the car,

but an nearby worker said that the car had been parked in the Cash’n’Trade car park for nearly a week before it was set on fire. “We were very concerned when we came in this morning. If the wind had picked it up it could have taken out several businesses in the area.

We’ve seen this happen before in the last 18 months.”

Richmond volunteer firefighters were called out to the blaze at around 4.25am on Thursday, and the police were also notified. According to a police spokesperson, the incident appeared suspicious but neither the car owner or business own-

er made a complaint to police so it is not being investigated.

Cash’n’Trade Richmond said that last Saturday night a rock was thrown through the front window of the store, shattering the glass.

A nearby business owner is concerned, saying that for the past several weeks suspiciouslooking men have been loitering in the Petrie Car Park and around where the burnt-out car was found. Witnesses have spotted several men looking through cars parked behind Cash’n’Trade, opening car bonnets, including the Honda CRV that was burnt.

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Matt McCrorie The Richmond Creative fibre group has been busier than usual over the last few months, working hard to prepare for the ‘Runway.’

The group is part of a nationwide organisation that aims to bring together people with a passion for fibre crafts and textile arts. Spinners, weavers, knitters, dyers, flat workers, felters, crocheters and other makers of all skill levels.

The Creative Fibre group is part of the national society and has entered the organisations national Runway challenge. The challenge takes place every two years and is part of the Creative Fibre national exhibition. The exhibition features the runway fashion show, and includes workshops, lectures, trades and displays. The exhibition also sees local creative fibre groups create their own streetwear-like runway design, to be presented at the national competition in Palmerston North.

There are 13 groups nationwide that will be competing in the national runway challenge, presenting their finished products to be modelled for one night.

Several recent accidents on local roads have police reminding motorists to remain vigilant. That means putting down the phone and focusing on your surroundings.

There have been several recent accidents in the area, with two fatal crashes and several serious injuries. A cyclist, Ann Rigg, was killed in an accident out of Nelson, and Douglas Carter lost his life in Brightwater in a motorbike accident. A three-car accident on Whakatu drive left two people injured, along with two accidents on State Highway 60 only 90 minutes apart.

Area Commander Inspector Paul Borrell said the Nelson and Tasman community is hurting following the recent deaths of a motorcyclist and a cyclist in crashes over the past fortnight. “This is even more of a concern as we head into the Easter school holidays and the winter months.”

“Current indications are that a significant number of serious injury and fatal crashes

With Diane Begg (centre) modelling the design are; Gillian Dickson, Julia Murbach, Karyn Batt, Sue Baskett, Janie Hall. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

This year marks the 50th anniver- ebrating 50 Golden years.’ sary of Creative Fibre New Zealand, The Richmond group started their so the theme for this year’s runway design last July, with about 13 people project was ‘Gold,’ in line with ‘cel- working hard on the project.

involve distraction, often the use of cell phones, therefore causes that are entirely preventable,” Inspector Borrell said.

Police are reminding motorists that things on the road “can change around you in a split second, and if you’re not paying attention you may not have time to react and avoid a crash.”

Constable Kyle Abbott from the Richmond Police said that many accidents on the road could be prevented if motorists paid more attention to their surroundings. “Look at Appleby, it was 100km and they reduced the speed limit to 80kms – we’re still having accidents. It’s the distraction factor. Accidents are happening because drivers are distracted.”

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New bus stop The bus stop on Queen Street in Richmond has been moved from outside the police station to further up the street, just outside The Warehouse, opposite the Tasman District Council main entrance. The new bus stop provides significantly more room for both buses and waiting passengers and will hopefully help with traffic congestion outside the police station, the council’s community relations manager Chris Choat says. He says the old bus shelter outside the police station will be taken down and put into storage so that it can be used in the future when the need arises.

“As Richmond is growing, we will have a greater need for public transport and additional bus shelters, so it will be saved until such a time.”

In response to concerns from the public that the bus stop is too long and has taken away valuable car parks, Chris says “The change of the bus stop location was done at no loss to the number of parks, they are being reinstated at the old stop site, they are now closer to the majority of the shops. The new bus stop is as long as needed to be able to manage the buses turning into and exiting the stop safely.”

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Forest Fire Concert Clockwise from left: Nik Brown of the Warratahs Kaylee Burnett and Bo Ade-Simpson of the duo BoKay One of the two Twisty Twinz on stilts The crowd enjoying the live performances

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Network Tasman’s discount is on its way Network Tasman’s consumers will receive a discount or credit on their April or May power bill.

Jimmy Christmas practicing with students Kahu Hunter-Brown, (obscured) Luis Schneider and Tom Mitchener of the band, The Few. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

Music mentor lends a hand Matt McCrorie New Zealand musician Jimmy Christmas was at Waimea College last week, working with student bands to help them develop their abilities and sound.

Jimmy is the former singer/ guitarist for the internationally-successful New Zealand garage rockers, The D4, who combine melodic choruses, loud guitars and glam swagger to create larger-than-life rock madness. He later went on to form the band Luger Boa, a “pop-oriented” rock band, opening for both Kings of Leon and Meatloaf.

Jimmy visited Waimea as part of the Musicians Mentoring in Schools Programme, which began in 2001. The programme aims to connect New

Zealand’s top musicians with thousands of young, talented, emerging music students in schools across the country.

More the 150 musicians at 65 schools have been involved in the programme. Its aim is to raise student engagement and skills in music performance, songwriting and composition.

Jimmy has been mentoring students through it since 2006.

“This is by far the most rewarding experience that I have in music.” Jimmy says, speaking about his years as a music mentor. “Over the years I’ve been doing it I’ve seen the music departments develop, and foundations built for kids to be encouraged.”

One aspect that Jimmy is particularly passionate about is songwriting.

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feeds into other avenues, it gives kids a chance to find a voice, to find their voice. I’ve worked with a lot of songwriters, and some of my biggest jumps in songwriting have been when I’ve had exposure to talented songwriters who have shown me how to do different things, so that’s what I’m aiming to do.”

Waimea’s head music teacher, Nick Sharpe, says that the experience was a great way for students to learn. “It really just gets them to raise their game, learning from someone who knows the tips and tricks. I can tell them the same thing 50 times, but sometimes they won’t hear it. This year the students have responded really well, and it’s because of Jimmy and his personality.”

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Large crowd at apple fair Last Sunday’s Wakefield Apple Fair was the biggest and best yet, topping last year’s crowd of 4000 people.

Organising committee member Julian Eggers says the event ran pretty smoothly, despite a large number of people showing up at the Willow Bank venue around half an hour before the opening time of 11.30am.

One of the focuses of the annual fair, held for the sixth time on Sunday, was the history of apple trees in New Zealand, with it being 200 years since missionary Samuel Marsden brought fruit trees into New Zealand.

The Tasman area has had a connection with apples from the time of early European settlers, with trees being brought into the area onboard some of the early ships.

People were encouraged to bring their own apples to press in vintage presses onsite, or they could buy apple juice in bladders made from fruit provided by Hoddys Orchard.

Along with tasting of old-fashioned apple varieties, people could also buy apple trees and fruit. There were plenty of other stalls, while most of the food had some sort of apple flavour to it.

Entertainment ran throughout the day, a highlight being the efforts of a group of apple pickers in the region from Vanuatu.

A 40-strong singing group captured attention first, before a string band of about 14 had everyone smiling.

T-shirts sales to support tree planting Moved by the recent forest fires near Nelson, the Marlborough region’s Paper Rain Project has launched a not-for-profit T-shirt in support of native tree plantings in the destroyed areas.

Although a substantial area of forestry was affected, the fire also had devastating effects on the lowland bush area of Eves Valley.

All profits from the sale of the project Tshirts will go towards pre-purchasing native seedlings at an eco-sourced tree nursery.

Donated funds will see trainee Department of Conservation rangers overseeing the restoration of damaged native areas in 2019-20.

“Eves Valley Scenic Reserve has been badly affected by the Dovedale fire but somehow miraculously avoided becoming a total loss,” DOC biodiversity ranger Roger Gaskell says.

“The Paper Rain Project’s generous offer will help heal damage to our precious taonga by providing fire-resistant native trees for Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology ranger trainees to plant as part of their reserve restoration project.”

Project co-founder Indigo Greenlaw says they are no strangers to supporting causes.

“As New Zealanders, and part of a community which has seen more than its share of wild fires, we are devastated by the loss of trees in Nelson.

“But tees-for-trees gives people the opportunity to connect with a cause that will make a positive difference for the future. We all want to do our best to support our local communities and nature areas we love so much,” Greenlaw says.

Paper Rain Project founders Wills Rowe and Indigo Greenlaw. Photo: Rachael Brown Photography.

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Fundraiser for fire helpers Early learning centre Active Explorers Richmond is holding a special fund-raising event to support those who helped battle the Pigeon Valley fires.

On April 27, from 9am to 1pm, the centre will open its doors to the public to host a giant garage sale and silent auction. A swag of highend treats will be up for grabs, such as vouchers for Vivo Hair, My Food Bag and Rack Boutique, not to mention an array of quality preloved items including clothing, toys and furniture. There will also be a coffee cart and sausage sizzle.

“This is our way of acknowledging the hard work that was carried out during the fires by many community services such as the local fire volunteers, Helping You Help Animals (HUHA), SPCA and the Salvation Army,” says Active Explorers Richmond centre manager Karmin Marchbanks.

All proceeds will go towards those agencies and charitable trusts Children from the centre – some of whose families were directly affected by the fires - have already showed their appreciation for these vital community services by making cards and cupcakes.

“This event will inspire another round of conversations with the children about the different services that helped to put the fires out

and how people helped evacuees.”

Centre children are now working hard to create colourful labels for all the items to be sold. Staff too have been working round the clock, particularly ECE teacher Karissa Roberts.

“Karissa was involved in the larger community support for the people evacuated during the fires,” Karmin says.

“They collected donated items to give to the evacuees but had such an overwhelming response that many items were left over after the event. Karissa felt they could be put to good use by holding a garage sale and combining this with a silent auction featuring items donated from local business. It is a nice way for the community to give back to the services that helped so tirelessly during this difficult time.”

While Active Explorers Richmond has previously contributed to causes such as the Cancer Society and the Heart Foundation, this is the first time they have put on such a large fund-raising event.

“It’s going to be a great event and we really hope lots of locals come along to support this worthy cause.”

Any businesses wanting to donate items for the silent auction can contact Karmin on 544 7611 or by emailing cm.richmond@ activeexplorers.co.nz.

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Emily List, centre, puts money in the donation box and receives a poppy from Heather Lines, right, and Marcia Langford in the Richmond Mall last Friday. Poppy sellers were out earlier this year than usual, due to Anzac Day falling so close to Easter. The annual poppy appeal is the RSA’s major fund-raising drive, with money raised held in trust. It is used to help improve the quality of life of current and former servicemen and women and their families who have been affected by their service. All the usual Anzac Day services and parades across the Waimea will go ahead this year.

Some events elsewhere in the country, particularly in Auckland but also two in Christchurch and another in Queenstown, have been cancelled, with smaller services consolidating with others in their area as a result of safety concerns following the terror attacks in Christchurch.

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Services and Parades Thursday 25 April 2019 Tapawera Service – 10.00 am Memorial Hall.

Richmond Parade – 10.45 am from Sundial Square.

Service – 11.00 am at War Memorial Gardens, Cambridge Street.

Brightwater Service – 9.00 am at Brightwater Memorial Hall Gates.

Wakefield Service –10.00 am at the Wakefield Hall.

Motueka Parade – 6.15 am from the Motueka Bowling Club Carpark, Pah Street, Motueka.

Service – 6.30 am at the Cenotaph.

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Tasman Service – 10.00 am at the Memorial.

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Nigel Weeks will conduct the Nelson Male Voice Choir in concert on Anzac Day. Photo: Supplied.

Nigel Weeks needs no introduction to Nelson music lovers. He has fulfilled numerous conducting roles in the three years he has lived in Nelson, and his outstanding service to the community has been recognised with a 2019 Kiwibank Local Hero Medal.

Nigel has an ingrained love of male voice choir singing, (and rugby), nurtured by his earlier life in Wales, and he is now imparting his considerable skill and passion in working with the Nelson Male Voice Choir.

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Sioux Line Dance Annual Social

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Our Annual Line Dance Event is over and we have had a very successful weekend. Our theme for Friday night’s social of ‘Waltzing Matilda’ proved to be a hit. There were some interesting outfits.

We had Australian teacher and choreographer, Annie Bradbury of Hervey Bay, Queensland, visit. She took our Saturday afternoon workshop teaching five dances of varying

It has been a successful couple Nominations are invited for of years for Club Waimea and three Director positions and it’s time to celebrate! We have three Executive Committee much to be pleased and proud members. Remember, following the changes made about so let’s get tolast year, voting for gether and share the Executive Commitmoment. It is my tee does not compleasure to invite all mence until after members to a parthe candidates have ty on Sunday, May addressed the mem26th. From 1.00pm bers at the AGM there will be ongoand the polls remain ing free finger food, open for one week. If half-price drinks and you are going to be entertainment. If the weather permits, Lewis Della Bosca away over that period, special votes can there will be outdoor activities for children, so bring be cast from the closing of nominations. Canvas the candidates the family.

Yes, we would like you all to at- and make informed choices. tend the AGM at 10am, but if That’s the serious stuff. Make that’s not possible come along sure you come and celebrate as and help us celebrate in the af- well! ternoon anyway.

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There were some awesome outfits at the Sioux Line Dance Annual Social held in early April at Club Waimea, with the theme ‘Waltzing Matilda,’ which proved to be a hit. Sue and Danuta had fun coming along in their vegemite costumes. Australian teacher and choreographer, Annie Bradbury from Queensland, held dancing workshops on Saturday afternoon prior to the evening event.

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Nominations will be required for the following positions: Executive • Three Committee members Board • Three Directors Nominations are to be completed on the form provided and handed to the Secretary/Manager within the prescribed time frame.

Nominations close for: • Executive Officers on the 12 May 2019 • Board Members on April 28th 2019 After Match Function Upon completion of the AGM, the President, Lewis, has the support of the Board and Executive to shout the members. Entertainment, nibbles, and the possibility of a drink or two.

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There was a great turnout at the Sioux Line Dance Annual Social last month at Club Waimea, with groups visiting from the North Island, the West Coast and as far south as Timaru. As well as a dress-up social on Saturday night, there were dancing workshops, a Sunday breakfast and an auction which raised money for the Nelson Tasman Hospice.

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North Island and West Coast Saturday night we were dressed and further south to Timaru. in our best for another night of Overall a great weekend and NELSON. RICHMOND. MOTUEKA. MURCHISON. WESTPORT. GREYMOUTH. TAKAKA. ASHBURTON social dancing. our thanks to Sioux Line Dance www.nbs.co.nz NBS is not a registered bank Our weekend wind down was Team 0800 and 101 all 700 attending.

To Sunday breakfast at the Club. Club Waimea, Manager Wayne Time to say our farewells to Williams and his staff, also Phil both new and old friends. We in the restaurant for catering. ran a very successful auction as So come along and join our line a way to both dispose of deco- dance classes! Wednesday night rations and raise money for 6pm for beginner dancers. We Nelson Tasman Hospice. dance through to 8:30pm, caWe had visiting groups from the tering for other levels of dance.

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Hi everyone, what a very busy time we have been having, but it’s always a lot of FUN! Great to see so many of our sporting sections ticking along, with numbers growing all the time. Keep up the good work!

We have many things on the go at the moment, with more changes happening in the Gaming Room, some roofing repairs being undertaken on the Caravan Park amenities block, which will lead to a total repaint of this block inside and out, as well as the Squash facility. We are also in the middle of pricing up for a new ablutions’ setup at the end of the hall - great for the many groups that use this facility, but also for the many functions that we have coming up over the remainder of this year (geez, wish the year would slow down a bit). And as I write this article, we have Best & West up the scaffold installing new heat pumps in the snooker room.

Yeah, won’t have to look at the frozen players again this winter.

Easter and Anzac Day coming up, so look forward to seeing your smiling faces. Don’t forget, we are open every day!

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Age Concern Nelson Tasman is the go-to agency for people 65+ in the region. Our staff of six are committed, professional and dedicated to ensuring all older people are treated with dignity and respect.

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However, the most exciting part is the website’s new events calendar, which Age Connect Coordinator Breffni O’Rourke says is about connecting people to events and activities which they might not otherwise know about. The calendar is a dynamic portal, which features regular and one-off events and is updated regularly. “Our vision,” says Breffni, “is that someone can look at any given day, week or month and have a range of activities to choose from, such as educational seminars, social outings, fitness classes, craft groups, etc.” To find out what’s on, go to www.ageconnect.org. nz and click on ‘Event’s’ at the top of the homepage.

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Mobile Meals Mobile Meals’ new owner, Alice Patterson, who recently bought the business, says “it will be very hard to fill the shoes of Coral, who has shown such an exemplary example of customer service.” Because Alice loved one of the meals an older friend had ordered, she decided to enquire about the rapidly-expanding business, before taking over two weeks ago. “It’s a real privilege to serve Bays Dentures the elderly,” says Alice. “We Bays Dentures is the only denhave the same fantastic staff tal clinic in Richmond whose

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Whakatu Presbyterian Church All the local churches are praying God’s blessing of peace and love on everyone this Easter.

May this Easter be a special time of peace, healing and calm in your lives and for those you love. May God woo you with love because love overcomes everything.

I’ve been pondering the violent actions committed against God when He was executed on the cross that very first Good Friday.

One of the things that stands out is God’s reaction. It was forgiveness and not retaliation or getting even, or even fighting to be understood.

When Jesus Christ – who is God – was executed on the cross He did not rant or rave, He did not shout out from any rooftop or social media platform with personal opinion.

Instead, while on the cross He said the words “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.”

While dying on the cross Jesus Christ offered forgiveness. Very profound.

Jesus Christ looked down from the cross to the executioners gambling for His clothing; to the criminal on the cross beside Him hurling insults at Him; to the religious leaders mocking Him; and to the crowd cursing Him, and Jesus forgave them all. A prayer of unmatched

compassion, mercy and love.

Today Jesus Christ does the same. Forgiveness is offered

by God to all people. That is one of the meanings of Easter.

That we are loved and known and special to God; and this is for all people.

How do we know this? Well, to prove his words were true, on the very first Easter Sunday, only three days after being executed, Jesus Christ rose alive from the tomb he was buried in. From being dead and decomposing he arose fully alive.

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next 40 days or so. Very strange but true. Easter Sunday is a celebration of Jesus’ resurrection from the dead.

The traditional Easter egg is meant to be a symbol of Jesus Christ now risen from the dead. It proves God loves all humanity. It proves God’s forgiveness is not hollow but instead is available for all people.

This Easter why not head down to a local church and join in an Easter service? Let it be a chance to experience God’s forgiveness and love, and for peace to enter your inner being.

Tax would discourage Tasman businesses: Bridges Businesses in Nelson and Tasman would be discouraged by a Capital Gains Tax, Leader of the Opposition Simon Bridges says. A Capital Gains Tax would hit almost 13,000 businesses in Nelson and Tasman, discouraging the region’s entrepreneurs and innovators, he says.

However, Minister of Finance Grant Robertson says a Capital Gains Tax is not government policy.

Simon says the Tax Working Group’s proposed Capital Gains Tax would punish and deter Kiwis starting a business and those near retirement who want to sell up and

realise their nest egg.

“We’re a nation of small businesses and some will become tomorrow’s major companies. A Capital Gains Tax puts road blocks in the way of our start-ups and would chase our best and brightest overseas. It is the last thing our economy needs.”

Grant says Labour has not proposed a Capital Gains Tax. He says it is a proposal from the independent Tax Working Group. “The government is carefully considering the group’s proposal and we will provide our response by the end of this month.”

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Lock’s hat-trick seals big Nelson win Jonty Dine Marist and Waimea remain the early frontrunners in the E’stel Tasman Trophy while the defending champions continues its resurgence after a stuttering season start, with a 53-28 win over Central.

A breath-taking hat-trick to lock Conor Rhind ensured Nelson kept themselves in touch with the unbeaten Waimea Old Boys and Marist at the top of the Division 1 table.

Nelson chanced its arm from the kick-off reception, trying to run the ball out from its own 22 only to concede possession to the dangerous Timoci Tavatavanawai, who scored with less than a minute gone.

The hosts struck back after a succession of penalties against Renwick with skipper Chris Kerslake crashing over the chalk from close range.

Conor then made a scintillating break from the base before stepping fullback Mitchell Smith and showing enough speed to get to the line for the first of his trio.

Conor Rhind on the way to score one of his three tries against Central on Saturday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

Central continued to concede penalties and Nelson continued to punish, Asher Wells charging an attempted clearance to score a third for the defending cham-

pions.

Nelson were dominant at set piece with Ethan Blackadder its primary lineout target.

The Crusader was rewarded for

his work with a bonus point try after a rampaging run off the back of a scrum.

Barry slotted his fourth conversion before adding a penalty be-

fore halftime for a comfortable 31-7 advantage.

The carnage continued after the break as Saul Lewis managed to muscle his way to the line after looking sure to be bundled into touch.

Soper then darted down the blindside to extend the lead as Renwick started to visibly fatigue.

Rhind’s second was the nail in Central’s coffin as Nelson looked to put an exclamation mark on its dominant performance.

The young lock was over again moments later, the beneficiary of a superb run and offload from Blackadder.

A brace of late consolation tries from Central made the scoreboard look less one-sided.

The hat-trick hero says he is loving his first year out of college with the Nelson side.

Conor says they have written off the early season losses.

“We are back on the rise and are starting to click.”

He says he was ecstatic to dot down three times at ‘T-Park,’ showing a blend of strength and speed in a stunning display.

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Nelson Suburbs director of football Ryan Stewart with Nelson Cricket coaching manager Ryan Edwards. Photo: Jonty Dine.

Skills school shares the indoors Jonty Dine A pair of different sports codes are teaming up in a bid to upskill junior players.

Nelson Cricket has permitted the Nelson Suburbs Football Skills School use of the indoor centre at Saxton Fields.

Nelson Suburbs director of football Ryan Stewart says the collaboration is about providing young players an alternative surface when winter

inevitably takes its toll on the outdoor fields.

“Around June and July, the fields tend to become a bit of a muck which can make things a lot harder for the little ones.”

Ryan says the school is based around the fundamentals of football and having a dry surface to practice on will be great for learning these skills.

“It’s a true, flat surface, and will certainly help improve our players.”

The skills school coaches about 100 young footballers ranging from 9-15 years old.

He says a lot of young players miss out on the basics and by helping up-skill them their enjoyment of the game improves.

Nelson Cricket’s Ryan Edwards says the organisation loves to see their centre used by other sporting codes. “We want it to be used by our community and football is a natural fit, we love the fact it’s in the junior area.”

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New chapter for Nelson Hockey Jonty Dine

In a career which includes scoring against the All Blacks and coaching a Commonwealth Games gymnast, Professor Fabian Amor is embarking on his next chapter of sporting success.

The Nelson Hockey Association operations manager has been at the forefront of a Nelson Hockey resurgence as he was instrumental in acquiring new

turf and a scoreboard at Saxton Fields.

The Argentinian native has also led the creation of the new hockey Super League to help develop the region’s top players.

The league will include Nelson with other Top of the South associations, Marlborough, West Coast and Buller.

“It is important to provide those players regular top-quality competition.”

Games will take place once a month for five weeks, with three matches to be held in Nelson and one each in Blenheim and Westport.

Players will integrate with their regional rivals to form six new men’s and women’s teams; the Suns, the Falcons and Mr Chips.

Fabian says they tried to combine the 90 players from various regions and positions in the teams.

Fabian has a diverse but impressive sporting resume, his career kicking off on the footy field. He played first-five for Argentinian team, Mar del Plata, opposite Wayne Smith against a touring All Blacks side in 1985.

“It was amazing to play against Wayne, Buck Shelford, Jock Hobbs, Robbie Deans, it was the best day of my life.”

Though the All Blacks would win comfortably 52-6, Fabian was lucky enough to convert two penalties for a six-point haul against the best team in the world.

He says he has kept in touch with the former All Blacks, attending a number

Nelson Hockey Association operations manager Fabian Amor has been helping revive hockey in the region. Photo: Jonty Dine. of workshops hosted by Smith.

Fabian founded and directed the high-performance centre at Mar del Plata, helped coach Kiwi gymnast Jordan Rae at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi and was the liaison officer for Argentina during the inaugural All Blacks test in Nelson last year.

His dedication and unwavering pas-

sion for sport has helped him transform the Nelson hockey scene.

Fabian was again integral in the installation of two new scoreboards as well as a new turf at Saxton.

“We have been working on that for a long time, so it is great for the community to see it happen, the facility is amazing.”

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Good fields at Weekender Fine weather and tracks in good condition helped make last weekend’s Kaiteriteri Weekender mountainbike event a great success.

Event spokesman Craig Skillicorn says around 300 riders in teams of two or three took part is Saturday’s six hour race, run at the Kaiteriteri Mountain Bike Park.

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Sunday’s Enduro race attracted a field of 110, which Craig says was up on last year.

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Eight teams, with a total of 32 players, took part in the event. Considering many bowlers are still finishing off their outdoor bowls season, it was quite a reasonable turnout.

Four section games were played, with teams needing to win at least two and a half games to qualify for post-section play.

Stoke club’s Barry Beams, with Linda Carrick, husband Jim Carrick and Diane Grooby, together with Club Waimea’s duo husband and wife combination of Jean McKenzie, Mary Jordan, Kevin McKenzie and Phil Jordan set the pace over the first three games, being the only teams to win all their three games.

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This set-up Hart against McKenzie in the final played over seven ends, and the spectators were expecting a tight game between the two teams.

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WEDNESDAY 17 April 2019 death

SIMPSON Kerry William

Suddenly, at home on April 3rd 2019. Dearly loved husband and best friend of Tina, beloved father and father-in-law of Stephen and Emma, Shelley and Paul, devoted granddad to Abby and Cam. A loyal friend and loved and respected brother, brother-inlaw and uncle to family in England. He will be dearly missed. As Kerry wished, a private service to celebrate his life has been held for him.

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Community Notices Pilates in Richmond Multilevel Pilates classes. Term 2 $145 starts Wedn May 1, 11:30am & 5:30pm. Enrolments essential as classes fill quickly. Meetingroom, Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St. Email sue@ suewilson.kiwi.nz or call 0292 813 735. Facebook Classical Pilates with Sue. movie night FundRaiseR: of “Swimming With Men” for Age Concern Nelson Tasman. At The Suter Theatre on 24 April. Door open at 6pm for free drinks and nibbles. Movie screens at 7pm.

Tickets $20 on 5447624 or on Eventbrite. divoRcecaRe nn 2019 13 week course starting Monday 13th May, 2019. 7-9pm @ Richmond Church of Christ, Cnr Darcy & Croucher Sts, Richmond. $20 for Manual Koha per session for refreshments. Email: divorcecarenn@gmail.com or txt 0274193035 and we will contact you. Divorced? Separated? you don’t have to go through it alone. Find Help, Discover Hope, Experience Healing www.divorcecare.org imPRove youR communication, Leadership, SpeakingSkills & Confidence with Powertalk. Next mtg 7-9pm, Wed 17 April @ Richmond Town Hall.

All Welcome Ph 021910621 or www.powertalknelson.org.nz Be dutch celeBRations.

Join us on Sat 27 April 12-5pm to celebrate the Dutch King’s birthday in Dutch style at the Freehouse on 95 Collingwood

St with traditional Dutch games, food, conversation, music and culture. RSVP to dutchnelsontasman@gmail.com Waimea music cluB -there will be NO Club meeting Easter Sunday 21st April Contact Sec Pat ph 5445766 Pres Clive ph 5530526 Richmond cReative FiBRe meet on 2nd, 3rd and 4th Thursday morning of the month at Birch Hall on the A&P Showground. If you enjoy Knitting, Spinning, Felting and Weaving come along. Phone Susan 544 3316 Richmond Welcome gRouP Like to make some new friends.

Join a friendly group of people who meet at 10am, first and third Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Road for a coffee and chat. All welcome.

Call Glenys at 265 5318 nelson Philatelic society Next meeting 2 p.m. Sunday May 12th at Stoke School. Come along and share your interest in stamps. All welcome. Ph 5471140. nelson 50+ Walking gRouP: April 25th, Twynham - Kawatiri. Ph. Alison, 544 6833 or Lesley, 548 0366. nelson 50+ mini Walkers: April 23rd, Maitai Caves. Meet 10am at Maitai Dam car park. Ph Jean, 544 1029. nelson neWBies, new to this area? All welcome to join us for a coffee and chat - every Wedn 10.30 am at Deville Café, 22 New St. Ph Clive 5472725

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nelson male voice choiR presents “An ANZAC Concert” on Thursday 25th April at 2pm, Nelson Cathedral, tickets from Ticket Direct, NCMA or cash at the door. higgins heRitage PaRk, Pigeon Valley Road Wakefield is open Sunday 21 April 10 AM - 3 PM. Member sheds have a great collection of vintage machinery and rural life exhibits. Bush railway jigger rides are also available. See www.higginsheritagepark.co.nz for more details. Ph Allan 027 319 7427 sPiRited conveRsations Wedn 24 April “Physicians, poets, patients” Nelson’s Dr Rae Varcoe on medicine as seen through the writings of doctor poets. Yaza Cafe (Montgomery Square) opens 6pm, speaker 7.30pm. No reservations. Koha.

Ph 548 6241 stoke methodist maRket, 20 April 9.00 am to noon Church grounds or hall if wet. phone 9276130 fir site. Supporting Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy and Lif Linc.

Want to leaRn aikido JaPanese maRtial aRt! We have two age group classes for children. LITTLE SAMURAI 5-7 yrs & AIKIKAI KIDS 8-12 yrs. We have adult classes running on Wedne / Friday night. For further info contact Callum on 0210694211 Richmond RotaRy days FoR giRls PRoJect require volunteers to help sew washable sanitary kits for women/ girls locally & in underdeveloped coun-

tries. Meet every Thursday 114pm at the Old Richmond Info.

Centre, Gladstone Rd. Contact Debra 0274413300 for further info.. nelson asthma society BetteR BReathing classes are held in Richmond on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 12pm.

All welcome please ph 5445162 or email asthma.nelson@xtra. co.nz for more classes held in Motueka & Enner Glynn. indooR BoWls - social team - Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy St., Richmond.

Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. A fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Robin 544 3116 aRthRitis society coFFee moRning We meet at Char Bar & Grill 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 24 April ‘19. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 nelson male voice choiR presents “An ANZAC Concert” on Thursday 25th April at 2pm, Nelson Cathedral, tickets from Ticket Direct, NCMA or cash at the door. live Poets April. Guest Poet Keith Levy Golden Bay Mussel Inn 7.30pm Thursday 18th. Open mic, all welcome, koha entry. Ph 544 0191, 027 643 5123. http:// storytelling.org.nz/?author=46 senioRnet: Become a member to learn more about your computer or digital devices. We have courses and interest groups.

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site seniornetnelson.org.nz or leave a message on 035489401 or come along to our Open Day, 10am to 2pm on 27th April at Pioneer Park. alzheimeRs nelson monthly Library sessions provide an opportunity for those looking for info., advice & support around Dementia. Richmond Library: Wedn, 24 April 9.3011am.Richmond gaRden cluB meets 1pm 1st May at the Hall, Our Lady of the Bay Parish Centre, William Street, Richmond. Friendly club, great speakers, sales & interest tables.

Do join us. Contact Paula 03 547 2537 like music and dancing?

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We meet on Tuesdays 7.30pm, Methodist Hall, Neale Ave. Stoke. No partner needed just soft shoes & casual clothing.

It’s good fun & exercise. Ph 5440902. have you eveR thought oF Becoming a volunteeR? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz Ph. 546 7681.

BRain inJuRy association support, info. & education for people with a brain injury, & their families. Meet others at our social activities & support meetings. If you are interested in learning call 03 5466656 or nelson@brain-injur y.org.nz, also, Brain Injury NZ on www. brain-injury.org.nz

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

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Sport

WEDNESDAY 17 April 2019

Runner had event title in his sights Since his early running days, Nelson’s Callum Wilkie has always had the Alpine Lodge Loop the Lake in his sights as one event to conquer.

On Saturday, he lined up with 363 others and at the end he was ahead of them all, completing the 25km circuit in 1 hour 44 minutes and 57 seconds.

Wellington’s Theo Wordsworth trailed just under four minutes behind, with Ethan Helliwell (Nelson) nudging out experienced Aucklander Janes Kuegler for third.

The top three women were all locally based, albeit one from across the Tasman.

Australia’s Little Athletics programme gives their youngsters a solid introduction to gaining “fast feet”. Julia Anderson certainly obtained hers, along with a solid multi-sport background.

The quiet of the forest can give a feeling of being completely free, which is one of her loves, so the pristine, beech tree-laden pathway around “the Little Lake” was cer-

tainly to her taste.

However, being completely free wasn’t part of the scenario. Wakefield’s Jodi Dobson was only 4 seconds shy of victory back in 2014.

Unfortunately for her, despite running six minutes quicker five years later she still had to settle for “bridesmaid” as Anderson held on to be 37 seconds ahead at Kerr Bay. Klaartje van Schie has eclipsed under two hours on the course previously but had to settle for 3rd on this occasion in 2.09.26.

Whilst the racing was keen, both race records (Phil Costley, 1.37.42 and Fleur Lattimore, 1.54.50) remain intact for another year.

The course is an anticlockwise circuit of Lake Rotoiti, beginning from the Lake Rotoiti waterfront.

It’s a distance of about 25km.

Next year’s event marks the 25th anniversary of the race and it promises to be another sell-out judging by the contented smiling faces at the finish line.

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Nelson Matters Euthanasia is a difficult subject that Nelsonians have strong opposing views on. I have been grappling with the issue over the last year as one of eight parliamentarians on the Justice Select Committee considering ACT MP David Seymour’s Bill. We reported last week to Parliament on the exhaustive hearing of 39,159 submissions, 92% opposed, from all over New Zealand including 440 from Nelson and Tasman.

Euthanasia sounds like an attractive proposition. Advocates argue it is no different to what we do for pets to avoid suffering and that it is an individual’s choice to end their life by assisted suicide if they so wish. I

have become increasingly sceptical of these arguments as I have delved into the detail.

Doctors made compelling submissions opposing this law change.

They have no difficulty in patients making an informed decision to refuse treatment or using medication for pain relief that may bring forward the time of death. Their concern is about drugs administered with the deliberate purpose of killing a patient.

They also expressed deep concern about the reliability of determining how long a person has to live and whether someone making a decision to end their life is free of de-

pression or undue influence from others. It is inevitable that mistakes will be made.

I was unnerved by the international evidence. The most common reason cited by patient’s requesting euthanasia in counties where it is allowed is concern about being a burden on family and society. We must be cautious of creating an environment where people feel guilty for living. I was also shocked by examples overseas where a young person suffering from mental illness was lawfully granted euthanasia and where an older woman was forcefully injected against her will after having changed her mind.

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Disability advocates were very opposed to the Bill. They have worked tirelessly for decades to get society to value people with disabilities. The Bill applies to people with grievous and irremediable conditions as well as the terminally ill. It effectively states that assisted suicide is okay for these people as their lives are of less value.

I also worry about the mixed signals this bill sends on suicide with over 600 New Zealanders taking their own life each year. This law change erodes the value put on life in saying it is OK for some to end their life prematurely.

I also struggle with the Act Party’s

pure individualism in this bill that ignores the importance of family. It entitles someone to take their own life without their partner, children or loved ones even knowing about it until after the event.

This Bill is motivated by genuine compassion but it is mistaken. We should heed the wisdom from Hospice and their focus on the quality of life in one’s last days. We should be especially proud in Nelson of the new Hospice facilities in Stoke. Parliament would do better to focus on better funding and more consistent access to palliative care than opening up this Pandora’s Box of allowing assisted suicide.

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• Tractor and post driver • Fencing • Heavy roller • Direct drill • Large round baleage for sale

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Ph: 544 1212

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Trades & Services

WEDNESDAY 17 April 2019

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Office 544 0856

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RoofING

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027 674 8102 03 542 3180

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027 232 1550

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• Inside car storage • Staff on site

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Ph 544 4306

PAINTER

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022 323 7447

or 544 9415

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03 542 3224

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Specialising in supply & installation of Solar Systems for: Your solar specialists Hot Water Heating Dairy Farms 12V Grid Tie

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