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Beacons to thank for quick and cheap rescue Matt McCrorie Reporter

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Two recent rescue operations from Kahurangi national park over the last month could not have had more different outcomes, due to a personal locator beacon. Dion Reynolds and Jessica O’Connor became lost and injured last month, and without a locator beacon, waited, cold and hungry, as search and rescue teams scoured the bush for 10 days. Another group of trampers went into that same national park last weekend, but there was one key difference. Armed with 3 locator beacons between four people, it took less than an hour for the group to be found once they got into trouble. One of that group, Simon, a Wellington resident, was unable to walk after he fell several metres, not far from Venus Hut in Kahurangi National

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Former sports students give back Jacob Page Waimea College will have some familiar former faces coaching some of their teams. Lucy Ingham and Kalyssa Rasmussen are coaching junior netball while Hannah Taylor is coaching basket-

Park last Saturday. “It wasn’t a big fall, but as soon as I feel I felt something twist and I thought ‘this isn’t good.” Simon says that he found himself with a leg similar injury to Dion. “That injury stops you moving,” Simon said. “We had a few days to go, and I just knew I wasn’t going to make it out of there on that leg.” That was on Saturday night. By the time Simon woke up on Sunday morning, he could hardly walk. Paired with a decent cut on his hand which looked like it could get infected, Simon knew the only option was to set off his beacon. “You feel a bit guilty because you think ‘oh its not life or death’ but with my leg there was no way out of there for me.” Simon set off his emergency beacon at 7am on Sunday morning. By 8am, the rescue helicopter was there, and by 9am he was in Nelson Hospital.

ball. All three represented Waimea successfully for their given sports and now as exstudents are now giving back. Waimea also have Andy Laing coaching volleyball, current Nelson Giant Tom Ingham and netballer Georgia Canning all coaching teams.

The school also has a number of current students coaching netball and basketball for junior or social teams. Hannah says the basketball programme gave her a lot as a player and she wanted to give

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Hannah Taylor, Lucy Ingham and Kalyssa Rasmussen are all former Waimea College students who are volunteering their time as coaches. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

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Beacons to thank for quick and cheap rescue fRom PAGE 1 The different outcomes between taking a locator beacon are staggering. Two hours, versus two weeks. Simon, a moderately experienced tramper, said it was ‘definitley’ worth taking a beacon. Simon said he was fortunate enough to be in a position where he was able to make a donation to the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter trust. Rescue Helicopter Trust General Manager Paula Muddle says that a Personal Locator Beacon can make ‘all the difference.’ “I think the lesson that we can learn from these two rescues is that a beacon

Venus Hut, where the beacon was set off Photo:. can save valuable time and money,” Paula says. While Dion and Jessica did everything right once they were lost, Paula says it wasn’t necessary for them to be out there for

that long. Personal Locator Beacons, with a five-year lifespan, work out to be $100 a year. They can be purchased or hired for $30 a night from Richmond Hunting and Fishing.

Mall’s new hours a mystery Matt McCrorie Local shoppers were forced to wait in lines outside some mall retailers early this week, with huge confusion surrounding the mall’s sudden change in opening hours. One customer phoned the Waimea Weekly at 9:30am on Tuesday morning, saying that he had had to wait outside until 10am to do his shopping and was not aware of the change. The customer said they will be doing their shopping in Stoke in the future, due to the confusion, and added that it was ‘ludicrous’ that McDonald’s wasn’t open until 10am. According to their web page, the mall is now

open 10am-5pm on seven days a week, with separate hours listed for Fresh Choice and Pak n Save. This is a change from the usual 9am start times, with no late nights on Thursday’s. Customers have complained that the sudden change in hours has caused huge confusion. According to the web page, the new ‘winter hours’ have been adopted in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Other malls contacted around the country have not made any similar changes. As a comparison, malls including Riccarton, Hornby, and Papamoa, are all still open from 9am

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A local business owner was ‘heartbroken’ when her café was robbed overnight recently. Kirsty Nicholls, who owns ‘Duck In’ lunch bar and cafe on Cargill Place in Richmond, came into work on Thursday 6 June, only to discover a broken window and a missing till. “I’ve only left the till in the store a handful of times since I’ve owned the business, and that was one of those times,” Kirsty said. The window frames on the front door of the business were broken where the thieves had originally tried to get in, Kirsty said. “If they had got in the front window the alarm would have got them.” A window further back in the café was instead broken, meaning the alarm sensor didn’t pick up any movement, and the thieves were able to steal the till undetected. Kirsty only took over the business in August last year, and said that despite having a good start to the year, times have been tough due to the economic fallout from Covid-19.

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Kirsty Nicholls, owner of Duck In lunch bar in Richmond, is trying to keep her sense of humour despite a recent robbery. Photo: Matt McCrorie. “The first two weeks at level 2 were a real battle,” she says. “The break in, it was crushing.” Kirsty said when she came into work the next Monday, it took her 40 minutes to work up the courage to carry the till from her car into the building. “It makes me angry. Anybody who has done something like this after what our country has been through together, is just a real low-life.” However, Kirsty says the community support has been ‘fantastic.’ “We did a facebook post about the break-in which got 7,000 hits, and Pomeroys supplied

us with a till for the day so we could get trading.” Dallas from Richmond Panel Beating Service on Beach Road says that his business was broken into on the same night. “They wrenched and buggered one of the roller doors and got in and pinched a couple of small things like battery chargers and multi plugs,” Dallas said. Dallas says the cost of the damage that was done breaking into their store is much more than the value of the items taken. “It’s the inconvenience of having that damage done and having to have it repaired.”

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Help! Volunteers vanish Jacqui Rawson Reporter

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The Nelson Tasman Hospice is needing volunteers more now than ever. Their general source of volunteers is in an older age bracket who haven’t been able to offer their support recently because their priority has been keeping themselves safe during Covid-19. “We really do rely on volunteers”, CEO Frans Dellebeke said, “it’s important work.” The hospice grounds have been professional landscaped and make a beautiful backdrop for patients and their visiting families to enjoy. With the onset of the Coronav irus, fundraising gifts and grants declined and this has meant hospice needs to cut costs in some areas. Frans said, “We have had to embark on a significant cost-saving initiative, which includes the landscaping contract”. Where a landscaping company took care of the maintenance of the grounds, hospice have had to discontinue that company’s services for the new financial year.

Krisca Gould, volunteer programme manager at Nelson Tasman Hospice needs volunteers to help maintain the tranquil hospice grounds along with other tasks. Photo: Jacqui Rawson. This means volunteers are twice green fingers. ing. as important to them, especial- Help would take the form of The other area requiring volunly if the volunteers have handy weeding, feeding and lawn mow- teer assistance is on the equip-

ment side. This involves helping to picking up and delivering beds, special mattresses and equipment such as walking frames and shower stools, to patients within their own homes. Equipment and maintenance coordinator Barry Howell says, “I need 20 volunteers who are physically fit and can dedicate a few hours a week to do deliveries and collections across the Nelson Tasman region”. There are many other types of ways to help as a volunteer. Jobs include life story writing, baking, administration, patient help, flower arranging and working in the op shops. Prospective volunteers are matched with work according to their experience and interests. They are also supported with an induction programme and training where necessary. So, no one need feel they don’t have the skills necessary to be a volunteer. If you want to be of help please give Krisca a call and she will support you through the steps of providing the best type of support. (03) 546 3912 or email krisca.gould@nelsonhospice.org. nz.

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Cleaner water a priority Matt McCrorie A new set of guidelines means that drinking water quality is a top priority for the Tasman District Council. A new Drinking Water Quality Management Policy, which has been adopted by the council, was created in response to the gastroenteritis outbreak in the Havelock North drinking water supply in 2016. Tasman District Council Utilities Manager, Mike Schruer, says that the council has a responsibility to provide safe drinking water for all residents across the district. The new policy, adopted by council, means that the council is committed to a maintaining a high standard of wa-

ter quality from source to tap. “You have to have a commitment from council for providing safe drinking water, so this is council signing off that we have to meet those standards.” The council is planning to consult with the community in August about a proposal to permanently chlorinate five water supplies in the region that are not already permanently chlorinated, including Richmond. One of the government’s recommendations was to have permanent residual disinfection using chlorine, as part of a treatment approach. “The only way to guarantee the network is safe is by having residual disinfection, like chlorine,” Mike says.

Competitive swimmer Piper Riley and pool user Jo Greig were two of the first members back into the pool after lockdown and are delighted that remaining restrictions have been lifted. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

Swimmers get back swimming Matt McCrorie For 80-year-old Jo Greig, getting back into the pool after six weeks was ‘pure bliss.’ The Oakwoods resident, who has osteoarthritis in her knees and was due to have a knee replacement during lockdown, said that getting in the water is one of the only ways to relieve constant pain. Jo was the first person back at the Richmond Aquatic Centre when

it reopened with restrictions under level 2, and says that she is overjoyed to be able to enjoy the facilities without restrictions at level 1. “Being able to get into the hydrotherapy pool makes a huge difference with my pain levels,” Jo says. The six weeks in lockdown was hard for Jo, who wasn’t able to get in the water. “Going for walks was very painful, I made myself do it to

stay active, but it was hard.” Getting back into the pool was a huge relief. “It was fabulous. It felt like pure bliss.” Piper Riley, 16, who trains for competitive swimming at the aquatic centre, says it was hard adjusting to life outside the pool. Before lockdown, Piper was training in the water nine times a week. “I felt a bit sluggish at first, but we worked quite hard to get back into it.”

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A wide range of native coastal birds who call the Waimea Inlet home are fighting their own land rights battle. One of these native birds, the moho pererū (Banded Rail) is the figure head for a conservation project that has been supporting the wellbeing of these birds in the Waimea Inlet since 2015. Tracey Murray, Field Officer for the trapping arm of the Battle for the Banded Rail Project said that the group has done very important work in the five years

that they have been operating. “We’ve trapped 5000 predators since the project began”. The main predators that the project aims to target are rats, but the natives are also up against other pests like hedgehogs, stoats and weasels. The Battle for the Banded Rail project is ensuring that the birds, but also the lizards and insect populations, which had been adopting a declining trend, are no longer moving into an endangered category. Volunteers from the community who work on the project are a diverse mix of people who share their valuable skills and knowledge to keep up the projects progress. Ross Quinton is one of fiftytwo of the volunteers working specifically on the trapping side of the project. “I maintain 19 traps and check them around every three weeks”, said Ross. Each volunteer removes predators and keep the traps replenished with peanut butter, kindly donated by Pic’s, an egg and rabbit erayz. The volunteers also document their data online so the project can keep on top of numbers. Altogether, there are currently 910 traps that run from the Richmond Deviation part of the inlet through to Mapua, following along the coastline. Most of the traps over the last two years have been built by Menzshed, a charity

Ross Quinton volunteer for The Battle for the Banded Rail setting up a trap. Photo: Aimee Berkett. organisation based in Richmond. Other traps have been donated by students from Waimea College, who build and place traps as part of an extracurricular activity. The traps used throughout the inlet meet the humane criteria as regulated by the Animal Welfare Act, 1999. The project conducts a survey every two years to check on numbers. The only way to do this is

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I am stepping up my long term campaign for a new hospital for Nelson. New reports show our main hospital buildings are much more earthquake prone than previously thought. I also believe investing in public infrastructure projects makes good economic sense in a recession. I rewrote the Building Act provisions for earthquake strengthening in 2017 when I was Minister of Building and Construction. These require assessments of major structures and prioritise the upgrade of public buildings like schools and hospitals. The recent reassessments of Nelson Hospital finds it would be unusable after

a significant earthquake. Nelson resides within New Zealand’s core fault zone and we have a similar risk to Napier and Christchurch. It is not a question of whether we have a major earthquake – just a question of when. We are running the risk every year we delay of having a large earthquake and a hospital unable to treat or care for many seriously injured people. The City Council in May under the new law issued Earthquake Prone Building notices to the Health Board. These rate the hospital chimney stack at 20%, the George Manson tower block and operating theatres at 22% and

the Percy Burnett tower block at 33%. This means our main hospital buildings need to be three to five times stronger to meet today’s standards. These legal notices require an upgrade by 2028. The case for a new Nelson Hospital was also strengthened by last week’s stocktake report by the Ministry of Health on all of New Zealand’s public hospitals. Nelson rates poorly and the issues are much more than just seismic issues. The 149 beds are insufficient as evidenced by the overcrowding last winter. Nor are the facilities up to standard for patients, doctors, nurses and our many other dedicated health pro-

by counting the number of footprints they can find within the estuary and mudflats. Birds can move around so an increase in the number of footprints over the whole area of the inlet is an indicator of progress and a positive sign. The project is managed by the Tasman Environmental Trust, which also has another arm which takes care of the habitat restoration side.

This involves volunteers planting shrubs and trees across the Waimea Inlet to provide better habitats for the birds to feed and build their nests in. This project recently got a much needed funding boost, and plans to plant 100,000 trees across the Waimea Inlet in the next three years. Plantings are being carried out every Sunday from now until August for anybody that wants to get involved.

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The Nelson Marlborough District Health Board is making progress and presented a Business Case in Wellington last month. The next key stage is getting approval for detailed design. The scale of this project is far larger than any previous infrastructure I have helped deliver for Nelson. I expect the cost to exceed $500 million. Construction is complicated by having to ensure services are not disrupted. There is a lot to get right. This is a once in a generation opportunity to deliver a first class hospital to meet the health needs of Nelson and Tasman for the next 50 years. We need to get on with it. Advt.

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System fails for cancer patients Matt McCrorie

the DHB books it and pays for it, whereas if you drive you need to Lockdown presented a range of pay upfront and then claim mileage challenges for many of us, but can- back. During lockdown this caused cer patients faced an additional set more stress for cancer patients.” of barriers. Accommodation also presented Nelson Tasman Cancer Soci- financial issues for Tasman canety Support Coordinator, Cyndy cer patients who needed to travel Smith, says that to Wellington for the lockdown cretreatment. ated a lot of extra “The Cancer Sostress for cancer ciety accommopatients. dation in WelWhile cancer lington had to be treatments were closed, so patients maintained at had to find their relatively normal own accommodalevels throughout tion. The out-of Alert Levels 3 and -town subsidy is 4, getting treat$100 per night, so ment in lockdown people had to pay ‘meant a lot more the difference.” stress,’ Cyndy Cyndy says that says. the Cancer So“Locals needing ciety was able to radiation treat- Cancer Society Support Coor- help with some fiment in Christch- dinator for Nelson / Tasman, nancial aid across urch that can’t Cyndy Smith, says that the Tasman and Nelbe offered here lockdown presented challenges son, but that a lot had to travel by for cancer patients. of patients were road, usually they bearing the extra would fly but that wasn’t really an costs. option in lockdown. “It all adds stress. When you think “People had to drive themselves about a couple who might be down down to Christchurch, and if you to one income due to a cancer diagneed a pre-radiation appointment, nosis, and then the sole earner has that may mean two or three trips.” their wages reduced to eighty per Cyndy says that the structuring cent or even fifty per cent, that’s around paying for transport caused hard.” ‘financial stress’ for cancer patients “For those who faced a diagnosis as well. on their own, that was hard,” Cyn“For cancer treatment, if you fly dy said.

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Generous artist donates lockdown project Matt McCrorie A local artist has created an abstract Covid series of sketches, which he has donated to a local charity. Richmond artist Patrick Townley has been making art his whole life. He studied fine arts in the UK before moving to New Zealand, and he’s taught art at NMIT, along with working in antique shops and even in apple factories. The Covid series of abstract sketches that he has pro-

duced came about by simply watching. “I was just looking at people walking by during lockdown, from my window.” While some of the sketches may look messy, that’s not by accident. “As people walked by I would sketch them, but I would focus on them completely, rather than looking at the paper or what I was doing.” “You can really catch the stance and essence of people that way.” He admits that the style is ‘quirky.’ “I wanted to try something new, and record life during lockdown. It’s been fascinating to just watch people.” “As time went on, the curve in the road turned into the Covid curve, with this idea of people walking by on their own ‘crushing the curve.’” The art has been put up on display at the Richmond Hospice Shop, as well as at the Wooden Spoon café in Richmond, which opened again yesterday. “I approached the hospice shop with the idea for the donation, I just wanted to do something to help.” Anete Smith, manager for the Hospice Shop in Richmond, said it was ‘fantastic’ to receive the donation. “I feel really privileged that Patrick chose us to make this donation to, they’re beautiful,” Anete says.“It’s like a memento of what we all went through.” The art is now available for purchase, with all profits going to the hospice which has an on-going need for finan- Patrick Townley has donated his lockdown sketch project to the Richmond cial support to continue its work. Hospice Shop. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

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Who would have thought just six months ago that the whole world would be shut down and almost brought to a standstill, not by a natural disaster, war or catastrophic global event, but by a tiny virus that was powerful enough to bring to a halt almost all our favourite activities and pastimes, sporting events, socialising, shopping, dining out, travel and even workplaces? For many it was almost a welcome relief and a compulsory stopping of the world so we could get off momentarily, take a break from the busyness and the madness, catch our breath and take time to think, to reflect and to listen. Whether we realize it or not, we all need times of rest, solitude and quiet. A place to let go of all the external noises and distractions so that we can begin to hear the things that are truly important. There is a world of activity happening deep inside each of us that we rarely connect with that is the very core of who we are. In the stillness we not only find out what is happening inside our deepest being, but we also connect with a stillness and peace that goes far deeper than ourselves. It is what the Psalmist said is a time to ‘Be still and know that I am God.’ We can all so easily get caught up in a negative uncontrolled thought life, that researchers say is a major contributing factor to most illnesses. What we think about affects us mentally, emotionally and physically. The truth is if we knew how powerful our thoughts are,

we would never think a negative thought. Meditation and especially contemplation are two traditions or practices that have been lost or overlooked, but are now being rediscovered as a valuable path to true peace and inner healing. It is interesting that the most powerful and effective programmes in many prisons in USA have been the teaching of contemplative prayer and its ability to transform the lives of prisoners by changing mindsets. Most of the men in prisons discover that they are angry and violent because they have deep wounds, largely due to abuse, fatherlessness and rejection and that they are really sad and lonely individuals trapped in the prison of their own minds. It was the former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams who said “Contemplation is the key to the essence of a renewed humanity that is capable of seeing the world and other subjects in the world with freedom—freedom from selforiented, acquisitive habits and the distorted understanding that comes from them.” Some of the greatest ‘thinkers’ throughout history have been those who have found true freedom and peace while in compulsory lockdown! The Apostle Paul said while in prison that “what has happened to me has only served to advance the gospel.” Others such as Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela to name just a few have had the greatest influence, because they discovered that to change society always begins with the journey of transformation of the inner self.

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‘Farm to table’ is the way to go. Local butcher Ulrich Heck would know. Not only has the German-born butcher been in the industry his whole life, but his family can even trace their butchery roots back to 1503, in Heidelberg, Germany. “It’s burned in my DNA,” Ulrich says. Ulrich moved his family from Germany to New Zealand in 2004 and moved his business to Nelson from Christchurch in 2011. According to Ulrich, farm to table is the only way to really ensure quality. The farm to table is a movement where restaurants and retailers source their ingredients directly from local farms. The idea is to ensure that consumers know exactly where their food is coming from. There’s no middleman either – farm to table emphasises the relationship between the farmer and the retailer, Ulrich says. “There is 100 per cent traceability.” Ulrich sources Aberdeen Angus from a farm in the Wairarapa, and the killing of the beast is really the only part of the process that Ulrich does not take charge of. He even makes the trip him-

Ulrich Heck, of Heck German Smallgoods, is advocating the benefits of ‘farm to table.’ Photo: Matt McCrorie. self to pick up his goods, following which he carves and bones them. Ulrich explains that with typical butchers and supermarkets, the livestock comes from all around, goes into the freezing works, and comes out the other end. When you pick up a steak from the supermarket, there’s no real way of knowing where it came from. With farm to table, butchers like Ulrich know exactly where their meat comes from.

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Sue Thomas, Sue Colvin & Eithne Davis - Business Roundup Based in Richmond, Business Roundup are an ‘all woman’ team, who offer an accounting and bookkeeping service, creating and maintaining efficient accounting systems for many local businesses. Each team member brings a different set of skills that complements the rest and ensures the efficiency of Business Roundup. Sue Thomas can assist with software conversions or training and is always on hand to provide backup when people need support in those ‘how to do’ things that happen from time to time. Eithne is their dedicated bookkeeper and Sue Colvin their experienced accountant. Whether it’s converting your business to new software, training you or your staff, sorting out the payroll, GST, filing tax returns and/or anything in between, Business Roundup can step in and pick up any part that business owners haven’t got time for or are unfamiliar with. They’re certified Xero and Xero Payroll Advisors but have worked with most of the leading software packages. If you’d like a streamlined, effective approach to the nuts and bolts of your business that is under the one roof, give the girls at Business Roundup a call today. Tanya Carney - Business Roundup Winter is the perfect time to get some fun craft projects to work on, and Stitchcraft has everything you need by way of fabrics, yarns and craft supplies. The independent store is co-owned by Tanya Carney and her husband Simon. “We have some lovely new wool and fabric coming in, as well as new sewing pattern books and exciting projects for all age groups,” says Tanya. “Why not come and see us soon, so you can get started on making things like a warm beanie, which is ideal for children who walk to school. We have a fabulous range of patterns and kits available and can ship to all destinations.” Stitchcraft also manufacture a wonderful range of quality clothing and accessories, with a focus on natural fibre and bespoke workmanship. Come in and talk to the friendly staff at Stitchcraft, which is nice and handy at 270 Queen Street. For more information visit Facebook or Instagram pages or go to www.stitchcraft.co.nz. Phone 544 2515. Email info@stitch craftco.nz Open hours: Mon, Wed, Fri: 9am to 5pm. Thurs: 9am to 6pm. Saturday and Sunday closed.

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Women in Business Michelle Westrupp - Summit Michelle Westrupp’s business is back to normal and some! Since returning to the office after her enforced holiday ’Lockdown’ she hasn’t stopped. She reports the market has been extremely buoyant and demand continues to outweigh supply in some price brackets. May was a fantastic month for Michelle having topped the Summit Group of offices for settled sales, an achievement which she is extremely proud of. She says she owes a big thank you to all her wonderful clients who helped her achieve this. The move back to Summit Real Estate couldn’t be going better for Michelle. She now also has the added support of Taila Ladley as her Personal Assistant to help with the administration side of her business. Whilst listings and sales are going great, new listings are always welcome. So, if you are thinking of making a Real Estate decision in 2020 please give Michelle a call – 021760068 or at the Richmond office on 544 2900. Jade & Kelly Gosling – Pure Opulence Sisters Jade and Kelly Gosling are thrilled to bring you the long-awaited Pure Opulence Day Spa – Richmond’s newest beauty salon located at 8b McGlashen Ave. With a focus on providing new and existing clients with the most luxurious products and services in town, they are already making a big impression. The salon’s internationally-qualified beauty therapists Kelly & Ashleigh have years of experience and a wealth of knowledge when it comes to skin, waxing, henna brows, eyelash extensions, makeup, nails, electrolysis, and all things beauty. The salon has a warm tranquil ambience including two luxurious, pedicure chairs – perfect for a day of pampering and relaxation with a friend. The team also specialize in skin analysis - creating a personalised results-driven treatment plan just for you, to correct any skin concerns you may have. In fact, they have a wonderful offer on their seasonal facial right now to help give your skin a boost moving into winter. So whether you’ve got a wedding/special occasion coming up or are simply after a beauty experience that’s a cut above the rest - trust the experts, support local and give the Pure Opulence team a call on (03) 922 9915 to make your next beauty appointment. Laura Langridge - Hunting and Fishing Hunting and Fishing New Zealand will meet the needs of all outdoor enthusiasts right here in Richmond. Laura Langridge is one of the wonderful members of staff who have a wealth of knowledge and are keen to share their own experience of the products that will make your outdoor adventures a success. Laura’s comfortable being a woman in a male-dominated world because she knows her stuff. Laura is fulltime but has had three other part-time female staff join her since she first began working in the store. Laura is one of two managers at Hunting and Fishing Richmond. She directs the fishing, camping and tramping side of the business. These are Laura’s areas of expertise formed by years of her own personal experience, of hands on the rod and tramping through the area. As a manager she chooses the best products to meet the customer’s fishing, camping and tramping needs. Altogether, she can offer sound advice based on what each individual customer is looking to achieve. Whether it’s landing that allusive fish or camping out in the middle of the Kahurangi National Park. Laura is available on 03 5437095. Karen Wyllie - Waimea Richmond Funeral Services Karen Wyllie is a Funeral Director and Embalmer. “My role involves physically caring for someone during the last part of their journey. I am always humbled to hear about their lives and feel so privileged to be so welcomed by their families. I am here to listen and understand their needs during the difficult time after losing their loved one. My aim is to help families create the most uniquely beautiful, personal goodbye.” Karen hails from the UK. Her work there was advocating for children and young people in the care system. She has a background in special needs and advisory teaching, with parents, families and at children’s homes. She feels privileged to be transferring her experience and skills to her role serving the Nelson/Tasman community. It’s a natural fit for her. She loves to swim outdoors in the bay and you can often spot her heading over to Haulashore Island. Karen is at Waimea Richmond Funeral Homes at 24 Champion Road, Richmond and can be reached on: 035444400.

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MP for West Coast-Tasman

WEDNESDAY 17 June 2020

Minister of Agriculture, Biosecurity and Food Safety Minister for Rural Communities Minister of State for Trade and Export Growth

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MyRide E-bikes are loads of fun for a fraction of the effort and ideal for people of all ages and fitness levels. “We’re selling people the freedom to get out there and be active again”, said Mike, owner of MyRide, Richmond. “Often people have to stop exercising for one reason or another as they age. E-bikes provide a great opportunity to be active again and to explore places that you might not have considered before”. Mike says e-bikes are also great for commuting, “if you have to commute at rush hour, it’s a lot faster by e-bike than traveling by car, you arrive at work fully awake and it’s an environmentally friendly alternative to using your car”. MyRide stocks big bike brands like Avanti, Scott and Rocky Mountain all of which are equipped with Shimano and Bosch motors. They’re reliable and have excellent New Zealand back up. “We provide complimentary ‘bike fits’ and we offer three free services”. MyRide is located at 203 Queen Street. For more information visit, www.Avantiplus. co.nz

MP for West Coast-Tasman Hon Damien O’Connor believes every New Zealander, regardless of their age, deserves the opportunity to realise their full potential and participate in their community and society. Damien stands for the values of equality and opportunity, and for the responsibility we owe to each other to maintain these values.

is within their Bathroom lines. Sup- them on 03 5446603. Agriculture, Biosecurity and Food Safety plied Minister by Aidaptof the all-metal Rochfor Rural Communities ester Minister shower stool is currently on Purely Cremations Minister of State for Trade and Export Growth sale for $99. Owners Robin and Meryl Jordan Purely Cremations mission is to procan be found in their store at 269 vide a simple affordable service that of Agriculture, Biosecurity and Food QueenMinister Street, Richmond, or phone is professional andSafety caring. We clearly

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Ageing Well Live life to the full state the full price with no additional costs or GST added to the final bill. We do not pressure families to spend more money at a time when they can be vulnerable. Although we are small we have already made a difference in our community and we plan to be here for many years. Our greatest pride is in the feedback from every family we have worked with. Our 100% positive responses are what we work hard to attain.

Lakehouse Salon Lakehouse Salon is a hairdressing salon situated in a beautiful tranquil spot attached to the Olive Estate very close to Richmond. The lovely staff, Yvonne, Kim and Amanda welcome men and woman of all ages to come enjoy the friendly atmosphere in a salon with nature on its doorstep. Enjoy a good chat or take the time to chill-out while your receiving your cut, a new colour, or any of your beauty treat-

ments. Plus you can get a great coffee right next door. The team at Lakehouse Salon provide all professional hair and beauty services by meeting every individual’s specific needs. For inquiries phone 548 4036 to make an appointment. Address is 2c Lakehouse Crescent, Richmond. Anne Michelle Electrolysis Anne Michelle Electrolysis provides the answer to removing

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Age no longer needs to be a barrier for riding outdoors. An e-bike lets you choose whether you do all or just some of the exercise. unwanted hair. It’s the perfect alternative to having to do continual maintenance. In a relatively painless way with little discomfort. And best of all, it’s permanent. Anne Michelle is an Electrolysist with over 30 years’

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Ageing Well Live life to the full hair removal needs. e.g. ears, top of nose, between eyebrows. Passionate about the service she provides, Anne Michelle will make you feel comfortable from the first consultation through to an end result which is your skin, smooth and hair free. Anne Michelle offers 20 % off for Grey Power Members. Her clinic is situated at Tasman Health and Herbs inside the Richmond Mall. You can phone her on: 0274 393 503 or make an appointment using her online system www.amelectrolysis.co.nz/book/ Podiaflex All parts of our bodies require our attention to ensure we keep running smoothly. Our feet, somewhat overlooked, are deserving of our attention too. After all, they are the powerhouse that keeps us upright and moving in the right direction. Podiaflex is a business that focuses on the health of your feet. Patricia Horlemann, owner of Podiaflex, provides services to deal with corns and calluses, dry heels and ingrown toenails. She provides diabetic foot care and foot massages and specializes in reflexology treatments. Patricia also has many specialized products to help

relieve foot complaints such as a painless wart treatment that is based on Spirulina extracts. Podiaflex and Patricia can be found at 9 Cambridge Street, Richmond. And can be reached on Ph. 5484036. Patricia will also do home visits by arrangement. Waimea Plains As an Arvida community, we want to help people enjoy fulfilling lives - have meaningful connections with people, community and the activities they love. We want to help everyone live a life with ‘soul’ Waimea Plains unique and purposefully designed community complex will offer a café and retail - a meaningful life enhanced by a precinct open to the public. feeling of purpose and fulfilment. Waimea Plains is Arvida’s newest community and has the essence of soul at the core of its design. Stage one is complete and construction of stage two is well underway. Our one, two or three-bedroom villas are built in small clusters and orientated to the sun. There will also be care suites, offering a full continuum of care. • Diabetic foot care • Ingrown toenail treatment Along with a retail and hospitality • Dry heels • Foot massage area next to Borck Creek, we will • Corn & callus removal • Foot care products have a community complex with a café, indoor pool, gym and exercise areas for everyone to enjoy. Why not come and see Waimea Plains for yourself. Phone Kerryn Phone for home and clinic appointments on 021 351 934.

Call Patricia 548 4036 or 021 043 9724

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Our community is a great place to share time together with friends and family. Our vision is to create living environments and social opportunities that offer fun and rich lifestyles. The design of our future-focused Arvida community is so innovative, it’s transforming retirement living itself. For the people of Nelson, this is great news. Waimea Plains will offer a café, retail areas and social spaces - all open to the public.

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WEDNESDAY 17 June 2020

clUb waimEa

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From the President’s pen

NELSON. RICHMOND. MOTUEKA. MURCHISON. WESTPORT. GREYMOUTH. TAKAKA. ASHBURTON

What a relief that Covid-19 con- ily growing, the courtesy bus is trol efforts have been so success- running, Phil’s famous meals are ful – it’s great to be at level one! back on the menu and the popuI know many people confess to lar raffles and membership draw having enjoyed the extra home resume on Thursday. Entertainand family time made possible ment is back this Saturday, sections are resuming by lockdown, but activity, the staff are now that the shackles have been loosened, delighted to be back the freedom we used at work, and there is a plethora of function to take for granted is bookings coming in so much sweeter. The Club, under from organisations looking to make up Wayne’s able stewfor lost time. ardship, has emerged As previously menfrom lockdown in tioned, the carparkvery good shape with some cleaning, main- Lewis Della Bosca ing project is alive and well but will take tenance and redecorating projects completed. Solid longer to put in place, so redicashflow is being buoyed along recting some of the funds in by many loyal members going the meantime to make a signifiout of their way to renew mem- cant payment off one of the club bership and pay subscriptions – loans is saving us money. Overall my thanks to you. (Remember, things are looking pretty good at just $40.00 single or $70.00 cou- Club Waimea and we will have ple for those who re-subscribe by a positive message to deliver to the members at the AGM on 6th the due date, 30th June). Attendance numbers are stead- September.

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Amongst many fun events and activities which are making a return to Club Waimea, the popular Petrolhead’s Breakfasts are potentially going to make a comeback. Entertainment has just started again at the club, the courtesy bus is also running again and Phil’s fabulous meals are back on the menu.

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Club waimea

WEDNESDAY 17 June 2020

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Club Waimea is open and totally operational, also all sections are now back up and running

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Having fun at Club Waimea. ClubNELSON. RICHMOND. MOTUEKA. MURCHISON. WESTPORT. GREYMOUTH. TAKAKA. ASHBURTON Waimea members www.nbs.co.nz 0800 101 700 NBS is not a registered bank are pleased that things are returning to normal at Club Waimea now that we’re in level one. Entertainment 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021 is back, the popular raffles and membership draw have resumed, staff are pleased to be back at work and there are lots of function bookings coming in.

New Membership & Renewal of Membership Single: $40 Couple: $70 Junior: $10 If paid by 30 June 2020

Great news ladies – Line Dancing is about to recommence at Club Waimea. The activity is very well supported and there are always lots of fun gatherings organised such as a ‘Pink Night’ line dance class held a while ago at the club. The participants smiled, danced and clapped the night away while raising money for a great cause.

Payments from 1 July 2020 Single: $46 Couple $81 Junior $10 Thank You

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Nelson Motorcycle Club back in action Jacob Page The Nelson Motorcycle Club roared back into action with a weekend aimed at giving back to those that help them. The Charity Laidback Motocross event at St Arnaud drew more than 150 junior and senior riders across the two days. Club president Phil Prentice says it also raised $2500 for Nelson Hospital’s Assessment Treatment and Rehabilitation department. “The consensus was that everyone loved the track,” he says.“It was fast and flowing and there was plenty of camaraderie on the track as well.” The Westpac Rescue Helicopter as called for a concussion and suspected broken hip which turned out to be just badly bruised. Phil says a committee meeting will be held

Nathan Bishop,Van Durrey, Bailey Harris and Hunter Prentice all set to compete at St Arnaud at the weekend. Photo: Supplied. during the second weekend of July when an events calendar will be established. The AGM will be held at Club Waimea on July 22.

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A stocktake of New Zealand’s hospitals has found parts of Nelson Hospital are in some of the worst condition in the country. The National Asset Management Program (NAMP) is part of a government-wide initiative to improve capital funding decisions. The initiative comes after District Health Boards estimated in 2018 that they needed $14 billion of investment in infrastructure over the next 10 years. As part of NAMP, engineers checked 166 buildings at 31 hospitals to gauge earthquake risk, asbestos, fire separation problems as well as general plumbing, electrical, mechanical and IT infrastructure, while another 933 buildings were self-assessed. The main tower block at Nelson Hospital – George Manson- was given a rating of ‘high’ in fire separation issues, risk of asbestos and seismic restraint issues. The overall condition of the 1960s building was listed as a 3.7 - the sixth worst score in the country, with 3 being average condition and 4 being poor condition.

The hospital’s sitewide electrical infrastructure was among the four worst in the country while its mechanical infrastructure was among the worst five and rated in poor condition. Plans for a multi-million-dollar redevelopment of Nelson Hospital are progressing with a initial business case having been completed. Nelson Marlborough Health’s general manager of finance, performance and facilities, Eric Sinclair, says this puts forward a case for why a new hospital is required and seeks permission from the Ministry of Health and Treasury to move forward to a more detailed business case. “We are now awaiting approval from them to progress to the next stage, which will be the Detailed Business Case. We hope to receive that decision within the next month,” he says. Eric says the current plan is for the hospital to be redeveloped on the existing site with an expectation of a 40 per cent increase in bed numbers, although that is still to be finalised. Carparking will also be looked at during the DBC as they expect an increase in capacity will require an increase in carparks.

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After weeks of uncertainty, players will finally get on the netball court this weekend. Nelson Netball Centre Manager Jared Lock says it feels like it’s been a long time coming and they are excited to get started this weekend. “The season start was slightly disrupted but the goal for 2020 is around ensuring community participation and remembering why everyone plays netball.” Jared says they want to see players, coaches, team management, umpires, technical officials and supporters out there with their family and friends, having fun. “For the 2020 season our teams fees have been reduced by 50per cent and we are introducing several community initiatives that will be promoted throughout the season.” The NBS Premier Netball Competition, along with all club and college grades, gets underway this week with a shortened format due to the disruption of Cov-

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Prices Ahurei celebrate winning the 2019 Nelson Netball Premier final after defeating rivals Jacks OPD. Photo: Chris Symes/Shutterport. id-19. The Junior FutureFERNS Year 5-8 get started a week later on June 27 with years 1- 4 playing

throughout term three. The six top teams in Nelson will battle it out across two competi-

tion rounds followed by semifinals and finals in the NBS Premier Netball Competition.

Premier games take place at 6.15pm and 7.45pm at Saxton Stadium on Thursday evenings while the Russell’s Curtains & Blinds Club Competition is played on Saturdays. Following round one, an automatic promotion/relegation will occur between the 6th-placed team in Premier and the top ranked team in Senior 1. Defending champions Prices Ahurei will carry the favourites tag after beating Jacks OPD in the 2019 final. They will be joined by Stoke NBS, Richmond F45, Nelson College for Girls and Motueka High School. Waimea College Senior A will be looking to promote themselves back into Premier at the conclusion of Round one, but will have a challenge ahead of them with a very strong-looking Senior 1 grade rolling out for the 2020 season. Finals for Premier, Club and College will be contested on September 19. Manager of NBS Rich-

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Sport mond, Brent Williams, says NBS are excited to partner with Nelson Netball Centre for the 2020 netball season. “We have been associated with Nelson Netball for many years now, and excited about the new opportunity as naming rights partner for the NBS Premier Netball Competition. "After recent world events, NBS is proud to say that we will continue our focus on supporting the Nelson/Tasman region as we try to get some normality back into all our lives.” Holly Chandler - The defensive dynamo proved a headache for all attacks last season and will be a crucial cog in Prices' quest for a three-peat. Jordan Webby - The 2019 Season and Finals MVP following her stellar performance in a losing effort in the final. The Jacks goal keep was integral

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to her side’s success who will be hoping to go one better in 2020. Zoe Walker - Brings a wealth of experience from the ANZ Premiership and will further strengthen the Prices Ahurei defence unit. Zoe amassed more than 50 caps for the Tactix and her presence is sure to be invaluable. Kalyssa Rasmussen - The experienced wing attack has opted to make the move to Prices from Stoke and will be a key member of an already strong squad. Natasha Bannister - The former New Zealand volleyball rep’s athleticism will be a massive asset to Stoke as they look to knock off the two top sides in the past few seasons.

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Greenacres golfer Ryan Chisnall may now be able to play the sport he loves but his career remains in a state of flux. While New Zealand basks in its level one success, the professional golfer is enjoying time in Nelson but also pondering what is next. “I’m not usually here this time of year so it’s been nice to be able to go biking and do the odd hike, but I do wonder if I should be using this time to study or look at other options,” he says. Chisnall says that life throughout lockdown has forced him to ponder what the future will look like. “I always thought I’d stick with golf even after my playing days were done, whether that was greenkeeping or become a club pro, but these

are extraordinary times.” The uncertainty that has come with the pandemic means that the future is hard to plan, for athletes like Chisnall. “The reality of it is, no one knows when things will return to normal.” While no one has an exact date yet, Ryan says that golf tournaments in New Zealand aren’t likely to return until at least September, and the Australian tour has pushed their start date back until October, which would be dependent on a Trans-Tasman bubble. “Australia would at least allow me to be able to play some pro-am events but it wouldn’t do much for me financially.” Chisnall says these times are unprecedented. “We just have to wait to see what happens but it’s certainly interesting times.”

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The second of the Wallace Shield races took place last weekend at Rabbit Island, with Hayden Squance taking first place. Photo: Supplied.

Squance takes the lead in Wallace Shield race Yvonne West A clear blue sky and brilliant sunshine greeted the 74 Nelson/Tasman athletes as they met at the Totara Domain, Rabbit Island, for the second of the Wallace Shield races on Saturday.

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their previous time. Hayden Squance ran strongly from the start, held the lead throughout the race and completed the undulating course in a very creditable time of 16.39mins. Other impressive performances were from our younger runners with

Nia Linyard completing one lap in 7.17mins with Keisha Linyard close behind in 7.28mins, while Katie Lohman was the fastest over two laps in 14.38mins. Mia Cain-Townleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s three laps took her just 19.25mins; an amazing effort for a 12 year old, record-

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Former Waimea College sports students give back From page 1 back. “I’ve been finished at Waimea for five years but I thought it was the right time. “Girls need encouragement to stay with basketball and sport in general, so if I can help that happen then I’m

doing my bit,” she says. Kalyssa says she had always looked give back and now was that time. ”Netball has been my main sport and I’m lucky that I started as a defender then moved to being a shooter at high school and now I’m in the midcourt, so I think it

helps that I have that experience. “We’ve got a good mix and everyone is super keen to get stuck-in.” Lucy says her love of sport was fostered at the school and she wanted to ensure she passed on that opportunity. “They are such an eager

group, especially in the Year 9 group, that’s the year it gets serious for many of them, so it’s a good time.” “A lot of my team play multiple sports so it’s about finding that balance between achieving and ensuring it is fun at the same time,” she says.

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The event is 95 percent offroad on The Great Taste Trail beside the estuary. The event is centred around The Honest Lawyer country pub in Monaco, where participants start and finish. The course involves runners/walkers heading from The Honest Lawyer to Rabbit Island beachfront and back, along the Great Taste Trail cycleway. Options available to entrants are to run/walk the full marathon distance or form a two-person team to run/walk half the distance each, changing over at Rabbit Island. The Mental Health Foundation and The Heart of Biking (Nelson/Tasman Cycle Trails Trust) will be sup- Last year’s women’s winner Klaartje Van Schie will look to ported by the event. defend her title on Sunday. Photo: Supplied.

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The Monaco/Nelson MidWinter Marathon will buck the national trend and host their event on Sunday. After the cancellation of the Christchurch Marathon and the postponement of the Wellington Marathon, this local event is likely to see many more out-of -towners than usual line up for the race. Last year saw over 70 participants complete the full marathon distance of 42km, with around 20 competitors completing the distance for their first time. Although keeping up the training for a marathon has been a hard ask over recent months, interest has been high with around 50 registered for the marathon distance already.

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nelson male voice choir invites keen male singers to join us at rehearsals at the Reformed Church Nelson, Enner Glynn, Nelson Monday evenings at 6.45 pm from June 8th. Contact John Foes-Lamb on 03 544 3131 for more details. nelson railway Founders Park. Our workshop has now reopened and we require volunteers for track work, restoration work and general workshop duties. If interested, ring Bob 027 2218083 or 035450849. richmond senior citiZens cards (500) Tuesdays & Thursdays 1.30pm-4pm Waimea Lounge, A&P Showgrounds. $2 entry. Prizes. Afternoon tea. Unlimited parking. Enquiries ph 5445563. nelson railway founders parK. email nelsonrailway@ gmail.com or follow us on Facebook. richmond creative fibre Ph: 5443315 (Sandra). Contact Robin 0275442518 nelson/tasman endometriosis group . For inforrmation Ph 5441724 .

higgins heritage parK, waKefield. www.higginsheritagepark.co.nz - like us on Facebook - Diane 027 6316786 indoor bowls-hope club. New members welcome. Ph: Bill 5449273 scottish country dancing We do it because it’s fun. ph 5440902 feeling sad, stressed, depressed or stucK? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz richmond ladies friendship club: Ph Marion on 544 4833 or Joan on 544 1854. thursday active strength/ balance class: Get fitter to great music. Ph Shirley 5471 433 / or 021 121 8023. arthritis society coffee morning Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 new to nelson? Join Nelson Newcomers Network & CAB for Coffee & Connections,. Call Jane 03 546 7681. nelson newbies & friends, Ph: Clive 547 2725 nde support group Ph: 923

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Formerly of London, United Kingdom. Peacefully at Wellington Hospital on Tuesday 26 May, 2020; aged 59 years. Dearly loved wife of the late David Millard. Loved mum of Max, and Brandon. Cherished daughter of Stanley and Cynthia. Tamara was adored by her brothers and sisters, family and friends in New Zealand and back home in the United Kingdom. A memorial service to celebrate Tamara’s life will be held at Marsden House Funeral Home, 41 Nile Street East, Nelson on Wednesday 24 June at 9.00am. Messages to the Millard family C/- 41 Nile Street East, Nelson 7010.

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Passed away peacefully in Nelson on Sunday 7 June, 2020; aged 73 years. Much loved wife of Kevin (Beatle), mum to Diane and Darryl, David, and Jason. Adored nana to Kristal and Ty. Cat mum to Mocha. As per Ngaire’s wishes a private cremation has been held. A celebration of Ngaire’s life will be held at Waimea Richmond Funeral Home, 24 Champion Road, Richmond on Saturday 20 June at 11.00 am. If possible, please wear something purple in Ngaire’s honour.

Passed away peacefully at Nelson Public Hospital on Wednesday 3 June, 2020; aged 87 years. Loved wife of the late Ernie Boyd, and Allen McKinstry. Much loved mother of Anne and Terry McKinstry (Wanganui), Heather and Eric Relf (Feilding), Jennie and Colin Clements (Nelson), Cherie and Andy McKinstry (Motueka). A much loved and special granny to Millie, Jenna, Shane, Brent (deceased), Jason, and adored GG of Peyton and Freya. Kiwi Mum and grandmother of Qiu, Wei Chen, Xia Min and Jackie, Special Aunt of Suzanne, Lindsay and Jackie, also Aunt, Great Aunt, and friend to many. A private funeral has been held. Correspondence to: 12A Edwin Chambers Drive, Motueka.

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