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in two Olympic games, London 2012 and Rio 2016. Anita is one of the fastIt’s a golden trifecta for our three est hockey players in the world and Waimea athletes at the 2018 Common- the leading female international goal wealth Games. scorer of all time. During an The ex-Waimea College stuinterview with TVNZ after the dents, Kelsey Smith, Anita gold-winning match over the McLaren (nee Punt) and Trael weekend, Anita says she was Joass have been competing on so proud of all the girls, “we all the Gold Coast this week, repworked really hard and kept resenting New Zealand in field fighting back. We wanted to hockey and rugby sevens. On do it for New Zealand. It feels Saturday, April 14, the New amazing, hasn’t fully sunk in Zealand Women’s Hockey Kelsey Smith yet.” team won gold against AusOn Sunday, April 15, the New tralia 4-1, securing the first Zealand Men’s rugby sevens ever Commonwealth Games won their match against Fiji gold in Womens Field Hockey 14-0, securing another gold for New Zealand. medal for New Zealand.

Former junior Black Sticks For the ex-Waimea College rep, 23 year old Kelsey Smith, student Trael Joass, it would competed in the Rio summer have been a dream come true.

Olympics and has thoroughly After suffering from heart enjoyed the Commonwealth Anita McLaren murmurs since the age of 16 Games. and undergoing heart surgery “The games were tough, espein 2014, during which time he cially the one against England thought his dream of being a in the semi-final, the team professional rugby player was gelled really well and everyone over. played their hearts out, and to The Wanderers Rugby Club get a gold medal was an amazplayer has risen through the ing experience.” ranks, playing 22 matches for For 30 year old Anita, this Tasman Mako and captaining wasn’t her first rodeo. the team to their best sevens Trael Joass This is her third Commonresult in 2017, after which he wealth Games, competing in Delhi 2010, Glasgow 2014 and now Gold SEE PAGE 2 Coast 2018. She has also competed

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“All of them. I couldn’t stop watching them. The games were so interesting. We’ve done wonderfully.”

“The women’s rugby, the try in overtime was the best part.”

“The New Zealanders beating the Aussies in the final of the women’s sevens and the awesome try by the New Zealand girl which was just fantastic.”

“I don’t really watch that much. But the biking has been my highlight and also the lifting.”

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Local athletes strike gold FROM PAGE 1 made his All Black sevens debut in Sydney just weeks later.

Les Edwards, of the Tasman Rugby Union, says he is proud of all the athletes, “Trael is a standout midfield back for his rugby club Wanderers and an integral part of the Mako over his three seasons. He is a strong runner and defender and has excellent leadership qualities.”

Waimea College principal Scott Haines says, “on behalf of the Waimea College community I want to warmly congratulate all the athletes and especially those who have history with Waimea College. It is great to see that they are living the school motto of Semper Contendite (Always Strive).”

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A pedestrian refuge on Wensley Rd between the Chelsea Ave and West Ave intersections has been removed due to the number of incidents involving errant drivers and based on feedback from the local community.

With traffic throughfare along Wensley Rd having increased in recent years due to new subdivisions, the Tasman District Council had the refuge installed to provide safer crossing opportunities for pedestrians and now they’re looking for a new site.

“With the increasing number of pedestrians we need to find a location that better suits everybody including the vulnerable pedestrians in the area,” says Tasman District Council community relations manager, Chris Choat.

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Up and coming Australian hiphop artist, Yully is performing at Rattle ‘n’ Hum in Nelson tonight while on a trip to visit family in Richmond.

Better known to her family and friends as Yulunda Gross, the 23 year old says she has always felt a connection with music in her heart. Her dad’s love for great Australian bands and her mum’s taste in soulful mu-

sic with a dash of hip-hop and r&b, has influenced the now perth-based musician.

“I remember having one of those plastic microphones that echoed and singing into it until I drove my parents crazy, it just made me happy,” says Yully.

At the age of 12 Yully discovered rap music and says she soon discovered she understood it in ways many others couldn’t. Eminem has remained one of biggest inspirations since her rap discovery and she has spent hours listen-

ing to his style, technique, delivery and emotion.

At just 16 Yully released her first orginal song called “Relationships”, landing her an American producer that has ensured continued releases.

Constantly writing new music, Yully is excited to hit the stage tonight and be joined by the winners of the #YullysFre estyleFriday competition, all while supporting local charity, youth suicide prevention.

“I just want to make music that makes a difference,” says Yully.

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Primary school student enviro leaders from all over the district were invited to attend the Moturoa Mission, ‘Building Resilience for a Changing World’, at Conifer Park in Rabbit Island on Wednesday.

The event, now in its fifth year, is designed to give those students recognition for the work they do in their schools and communities and offers them a chance to mix with other enviro groups. Facilitator for Enviroschool, Heather Graham, says, “the aim is for the students to not only learn more about the environment but also build a relationship with the contacts and educators here.” Sixteen stations were set up around Conifer Park with educators from providers such as Department of Conservation, Natureland, Sport Tasman, Forest and Bird, Nelson Environment Centre,

both Tasman District Council and Nelson City Council, various volunteer groups and secondary student environmental leaders.

20 schools took part with around 160, year 5 to year 8, participants in total.

Clair Webster, Enviroschools regional coordinator for the Tasman District Council, says the kids who started doing this in primary school are now leading the activities and teaching the younger ones.

“The senior leaders are an example of growing up with the programme running. I think that education is most memorable when it involves experiences. Today is a day of variety and wonderful experiences.

They are all leaders at their respective schools, so they can bring back the knowledge and experience and teach others.

They are great role models for the younger kids.. It is important for us to continue to care

about the environment, and to give schools the opportunity to get in contact with these providers, helping make that connection for them, is fantastic.”

Jacob Jarrett, Wakefield school pupil, really enjoyed it, “we’ve done a good job as a team. We had to find pest plants and I really enjoyed the bird tracking.

It is really important to look after the environment, so we can take care of our native trees and birds.” Wakefield school teacher Isobel Ford says it was a great opportunity for the students and felt it was on point.

“This was a good chance for our Enviro leaders both to meet Enviro leaders from other schools, and to take their lerning back to school and families.

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There have been a lot of changes during Sue McLarens 43-year teaching career, but the one constant has been the never-ending stream of children, and that’s one of the aspects Wakefield School’s long-serving new entrant teacher and deputy principal says she’ll miss the most.

“I’m going to really miss the children, the kids are just fantastic, I’ll miss the daily contact with them terribly,” says Sue. Sue retired on Friday, April 13 after an impressive career that has always seen her keep the children as her uppermost priority.

Her role as the special educational needs coordinator (SENCO) has been “immensely rewarding” and Sue has long been a tireless and empathetic advocate for the most vulnerable.

“It’s been a real highlight working in the SENCO role and gaining support for the children who need that little bit extra. It’s a very underfunded part of education,” says Sue. Arriving at Wakefield School nearly 30 years ago, Sue says the leadership of the school has always been of the highest standard.

“The leadership here has been a real highlight of my career, from the late Peter Ross who was principal to our current principal, Peter Verstappen, it really is exceptional,” says Sue. Ski trips and school camps are added to the highlights along with caretaker Bruce’s delicious hangis and her fabulous colleagues.

But while the children of Wakefield will miss Sue, her grandchildren stand to benefit as she moves south to Christchurch to be nearer to them.

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Rehearsals are underway to bring the fairytale of Shrek to life on the stage at Waimea College toward the end of June.

Around 150 students from the college are involved in all areas of the production, from actors to lighting and sound, costumes and set design, and the entire school orchestra.

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Farley says the wait for the rights to the popular musical to become available has been worth it.

“The storyline is just so great and there’re so many characters it requires so much involvement from a lot of kids, so it’s just a great production to be doing,” says Pauline.

The story is part romance and part twisted fairytale that follows Shrek, an unlikely hero, and his loyal steed

and wise-cracking Donkey, as they set off on a quest to rescue the beautiful, if slightly temperamental, Princess Fiona. Add the vertically challenged Lord Farquaad, a gang of fairytale misfits and a biscuit with attitude and you have a great mix of adventure, laughter and romance, suitable for all ages.

For year 13 student Rebecca Rea, landing the role of Princess Fiona came as a relief.

“I wanted it so bad, since I was year 9 I’ve wanted a main role in a production.

And Fiona’s a princess, who doesn’t want to be a princess?

Also, the fact she’s part ogre and part human is going to make for some interesting costume changes,” says Rebecca. The school says tickets will be available from next term via an online ticket service they’ll be trialling for the first time.

Work will be underway shortly to widen Richmond’s Bateup Rd and provide a shared walkway and cycleway.

Tasman District Council (TDC) is carrying out the work to make the road safer for all users and help cater for increased traffic resulting from growth that includes a new supermarket and residential subdivisions in the area.

The new subdivisions include Hart Rise/Arizona and Paton Rise.

The road and footpaths will be made wider from Three Brothers Corner to Wensley Rd, and the shared walk and cycle ways will be created.

Higgins Contracting will carry out the construction that includes a roadside drain being replaced with piped stormwater and some stormwater storage chambers.

TDC project manager Graham Rimmer says the work is extensive and will require Bateup Rd to be reduced to one lane for its entire length during construction.

The project is due for completion by Christmas 2018.

“We appreciate this is going to be a lengthy period of construction for residents and others who use Bateup Rd, and we thank you in advance for your patience.”

Richmond is growing extremely quickly and we do need to carry out some pretty major infrastructure upgrades to cater for that.”

There aren’t any quick, easy fixes but the end result will serve our growing population for many years to come, so I hope everyone can bear with us in the meantime,” says Graham.

A vehicle crashed into a power pole on the Wakefield-Kohatu Highway early Tuesday morning. Photo: Supplied.

In the early hours of Tuesday, April 10, police, fire and ambulance attended the scene of an accident where a driver was trapped in her car on the Wakefield-Kohatu Highway.

A witness says she was heading to bed at 2am on Tuesday morning when she heard a noise that sounded like a prowler on the veranda.

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The witness and her husband spoke to the driver to keep her calm, before some truckers stopped, moved the pole off the road and were able to help the driver out of the boot of the car.

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On Sunday April 15, the annual Nelson Mountain Bike Club (NMTBC) Jellybean Alley mountainbike event took place at Moturoa Rabbit Island.

Now in its sixth year the hugely popular event drew 380 participants, making it now one of the biggest mountainbike events in the top of the South Island.

The idea came to organiser Wayne Pool when he wanted to compete in a cross-country race with his daughters, but could find nothing suitable around, so decided to make his own.

Wayne says, “It is now my favourite event to organise, as we get so many families that come along and have a fabulous time together. The feedback about how much fun people have has been really positive!”

Past competitor Warren Burgess says, “it’s the best family fun to be had on two wheels!

Our kids absolutely loved it, and not just the jellybeans!”

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the road between NMIT and Stratford St. The new pipeline will be in the parking lane, so there will be some traffic management along the route for this works.

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Tapawera teens mentor youth Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nelson-Tasman is excited to launch its school-based teen programme at Tapawera Area School this year. The programme pairs senior students with primary school students during the study period or lunch break of the senior student.

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Family and friends of Murchison local Joe McLellan gathered in the weekend for a memorial ride and unveiling, to celebrate the life of the loving family man.

Tragically Joe passed away on Christmas Eve 2015, when he lost control of the ute he was driving.

Father to four, 35 year old Joe was the Deputy Fire Chief at the Murchison Vol-

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“The family wanted to do something for everyone who knew Joe, because this is how he would have wanted it,” says Alysha. “To have everyone he socialised with all come together to celebrate, not only him, but everyone

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Heads up! Change is afoot in central Richmond Read on for information about traffic flows and changes to road access coming up soon …

There’s a lot happening in central Richmond lately – our growing population and changing weather patterns mean we are in the midst of the largest redevelopment project the town centre has seen for many years.

when – if you can make your trips outside of peak times then please do. And remember, there’s plenty of off-street parking in the public carparks behind the Queen Street shops – access is off Oxford Street, Cambridge Street and McIndoe Place.

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Retirement Now For active older people who enjoy using their hands and keeping their minds occupied, Hobby Central is the perfect place to visit! Hobby Central has recently shifted to behind the Richmond Library, and it still has its great range of hobbies on offer including kitset planes and boats, electric trains, trucks, diecast models, balsa kits and remote controllers.

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Retirement Now Brian Ogden’s career in the electrical industry spans 45 years, and his extensive experience means he can turn his hand to most electrical tasks, be it small jobs for domestic customers or larger projects for commercial and industrial business owners. Brian worked for the Waimea Electric Power Board and Tasman District

Council before establishing his own electrical business, Brian Ogden Electrical. Already he has completed numerous wiring jobs, wiring and rewiring old and new homes and says he greatly enjoys being able to meet and talk to new people each day. Brian also offers reliable testing and tagging for services for industrial and com-

mercial equipment, ensuring employees are operating in a safe work place. Whatever electrical job you may need doing around the home or business premises, Brian Ogden is the person to call! For more information phone 542 3767, 027 542 3767 or email brianogdenelectrician@outlook.com.

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The purpose of Bupa New Zealand is to help people live longer, healthier, happier lives. “Bupa’s medical alarms help make it possible to keep people living independently for as long as they can,” says Bupa Southern Regional Manager Allan Lindsay. “When people choose to have a Bupa alarm installed,

our local field officer will then call on them biannually to check for any issues. We are the first point of call in the community, then as people age, we can refer them to our retirement homes or hospitals.” When someone needs to use their medical alarm they are put through to someone at our New Zealand-based call centre, who will get in touch with the help they choose, whether it’s a family member, a friend, a neighbour, or an ambulance. Bupa provides personalised care, even sends out cards on its clients’ birthdays. For more information visit bupa.co.nz or phone 0800 6080 99.

Bays Dentures is the first and only dental clinic in Richmond with a focus on the manufacture of dentures. When you come to Daniela, who owns and operates the business, you can talk directly to the person who makes your dentures.

Daniela is fully qualified and registered in her profession and has over 20 years of experience in the manufacture of dentures. She has a history of crafting high quality dentures, loves the artistic side of her profession and is very passionate and dedicated to achieving the best for her clients. You can even go to Daniela to get your dentures relined or repaired. She also offers a mobile service for clients who are unable to leave their homes while her clinic has easy access and parking for those who do visit. So, if you are thinking about getting new dentures or would like to improve the look or fit of your existing ones, come and see Daniela at 41 Washbourn Drive in Richmond, or give her a call on 546 4455 to arrange a free consultation.

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Retirement Now physiotherapy you need, in the comfort of your own home.

Owner and operator Diane Scott has been a registered physiotherapist for twenty years, and since then has worked in hospitals and the community, in both Scotland and New Zealand. She is motivated to help people recover from falls or fractures, through to neurologi-

cal conditions such as strokes and Parkinson’s disease. She is also an experienced provider of physiotherapy to Rest Homes, including manual handling training for staff.

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You only need one word to describe the atmosphere at Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village – vibrant. The village is the epitome of a fun and easy retired lifestyle with a weekly calendar of entertainment, activities and outings on offer, and peace of mind for your future. Ernest Rutherford retirement village offers a full range of

retirement living and care options from independent and assisted living, to the very best of resthome, hospital and dementia care. At Ryman Healthcare we firmly believe in protecting the interests of our residents. We pride ourselves on offering some of the most residentfriendly terms in New Zealand, which we have developed over

the past 30 years. Our exclusive ‘peace of mind guarantees’ include fixed weekly fees - guaranteed for life (terms and conditions apply) and our deferred management fee is capped at 20%, that’s one of the lowest around! To enquire about availabilities at Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village call Debbie Edwards on 538 0882.

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The Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village located at 49 Covent Drive in Stoke, provides a full range of retirement options, along with the best of resthome, hospital and dementia care.

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Peace of mind retirement Ernest Rutherford retirement village offers a full range of retirement living and care options; from independent and assisted living, to the very best of resthome, hospital and dementia care.

Our exclusive Ryman ‘peace of mind guarantees’ include fixed weekly fees in your townhouse or apartment, guaranteed for life* and our deferred management fee is capped at 20%, that’s one of the lowest around!

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It’sIt’sa atime timeofofnew newbeginnings beginnings forforour ourmuch-loved much-lovedhistoric historic music musicschool; school;itsitstransformatransformation is is allall but finished, allowing tion but finished, allowing it to now flourish under its new it to now flourish under its new name, Nelson Centre ofof Musiname, Nelson Centre Musicalcal Arts oror NCMA. Arts NCMA. Thanks Thankstotothethestunning stunningwork work bybya alocal localbuilding buildingcompany company Coman Coman Construction, Construction, thethe earthquake earthquakestrengthening strengtheningofof thetheauditorium auditoriumis isnow nowcomcomplete, plete,a anew newrecital recitaltheatre, theatre, new new teaching teaching studios studios and and green greenrooms roomshave havebeen beenbuilt, built,

thetheoriginal originalfaçade façadehas hasbeen been restored, restored,and anditsitsfabulous fabulousnew new foyer is is ready toto receive people foyer ready receive people through throughitsitsstately statelynew newglass glass doors! doors!

It Ithas hasbeen beena aquite quitea aturbuturbulent lentjourney journeyforforNCMA NCMAininre-recent centyears, years,but butit ithas hasemerged emerged triumphant triumphantand andmajestic; majestic;itsits structural structural and and architectural architectural work has honoured work has honouredthethebuildbuilding’s ing’shistory, history,with withsome somevery very tasteful modernisation. tasteful modernisation.

With Withananoriginal originalredevelopredevelopment mentbudget budgetofof6.46.4million million

dollars, thethe scope ofof thethe project dollars, scope project was wastotocarry carryout outearthquake earthquake strengthening strengtheningwork workofofthetheau-auditorium, ditorium,install installnew newseating seating and improved heating and improved heatingand and cooling coolingsystems, systems,whilst whilstensurensuringingthat thatthethewonderful wonderfulacousacoustics ticsininthetheauditorium auditoriumwere were preserved. preserved.

The Theproject projecthas hasalso alsoinvolved involved updating the sound systems, updating the sound systems, redeveloping redeveloping thethe entrance entrance foyer and ticket desk asas well asas foyer and ticket desk well toilet toiletfacilities facilitiesininthetheBeatrice Beatrice Kidson Kidsonbuilding buildingand andthetheconcon-

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struction structionofofthethenew newrecital recitaltheatre theatre and teaching studios. and teaching studios.

AtAtthetheend endofof2016, 2016,NCMA NCMAwas was granted grantedananadditional additional1.51.5million million dollars dollarsbybythetheMinistry MinistryofofHeritage Heritage and andCulture, Culture,which whichallowed allowedforforthethe refurbishment refurbishmentand andreinstatement reinstatementofof thetheCawthron CawthronOrgan Organand andtotoput putitsits Victorian features back onon thethe audiVictorian features back auditorium roof. torium roof.

Local Local fund-raising fund-raising efforts efforts also also helped pay forfor thethe project.

However, helped pay project.

However, there was anan unexpected blowout ofof there was unexpected blowout projected projectedcosts costsininthethelatter latterstages stages amounting amountingtoto900,000 900,000dollars. dollars.NelNelson sonCity CityCouncil Counciland andthetheNelson Nelson School SchoolofofMusic MusicEndowment EndowmentTrust Trust Board Boardcame cametotothetherescue rescuetotomeet meet this shortfall. this shortfall.

Now that allall thethe wonderful refurbishNow that wonderful refurbishments ofof thethe music establishment areare ments music establishment almost complete, thethe Nelson Centre almost complete, Nelson Centre ofofMusical MusicalArts Artsis islooking lookingforward forward totofully fullyembracing embracingitsitsexciting excitingfu-future tureand andis iscelebrating celebratingthethenew newde-development velopmentwith witha dawn a dawnblessing blessingonon Wednesday, April 18th.

Wednesday, April 18th.

Opening Openingcelebrations celebrations Robyn RobynSheves, Sheves,NCMA’s NCMA’sCommuniCommunications Manager says, “Locals will bebe cations Manager says, “Locals will able toto getget back into thethe auditorium able back into auditorium totoseeseethetheimprovements improvementsforforthemthemselves this Saturday selves this Saturday(21st (21stApril) April)forfor NCMA NCMAartist artistininresidence, residence,Michael Michael Tsalka’s, final concert (entry byby koha, Tsalka’s, final concert (entry koha, with nono reserved seating). ” ” with reserved seating).

Michael’s concert marks thethe start ofof aa Michael’s concert marks start series ofof concerts and performances series concerts and performances inin thethe coming weeks and months. coming weeks and months.

“When “Whenwewefirst firstbooked bookedMichael Michaeltoto come cometotoNelson, Nelson,hehewas wasoriginally originally going toto work and perform asas part ofof going work and perform part our opening celebrations. our opening celebrations.

However, with various project delays However, with various project delays this thiswasn’t wasn’tpossible possibleand andwewehad hadtoto find findalternative alternativevenues venuesforforhishisperperformances. formances.

Only very recently did wewe realise that Only very recently did realise that our Steinway piano was being moved our Steinway piano was being moved back into thethe auditorium onon thethe 20th back into auditorium 20th April, April,and andthat thatMichael Michaelwould wouldbebe able abletotoperform performininthetheauditorium auditorium after all. after all.

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SoSoit’sit’sallallvery verytimely, timely,and andallows allows Michael Michaeltotokick kickoffoffour ourcelebratory celebratory concerts.

AnAn event forfor our sponsors concerts. event our sponsors takes place on 8th June, followed byby takes place on 8th June, followed our gala events happening on 9th our gala events happening on 9th and and10th 10thJune, June,which whichareareopen opentoto thethe public. ” ” public.

AA series ofof heritage talks areare also be-beseries heritage talks also inging organised asas part ofof thethe celebraorganised part celebrations tionswith withthethefirst firsttour tourhappening happening ononthethe28th April for 28th April forNelson NelsonCity City Council’s Council’sHeritage HeritageFestival.

Festival.MemMembers ofof thethe public will have thethe opbers public will have opportunity toto hear thethe architects talk portunity hear architects talk through throughthetheproject, project,highlighting highlighting thethechallenges challengesofofmarrying marryingthetheoldold with new.

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OfOfinterest interesttotothose thosewho whowork workinin thethe CBD, from the 3rd May, NCMA CBD, from the 3rd May, NCMA will willbebeholding holdinglunchtime lunchtimeconcerts concerts ononThursdays featuring Thursdays featuringlocal localartartistsists such asas Bryce Wastney and Duo such Bryce Wastney and Duo Jackson, a selection ofof inspiring colJackson, a selection inspiring college legesongwriters, songwriters,Alan AlanGray Graywho who will showcase thethe Cawthron Organ, will showcase Cawthron Organ, and Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus. and Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus.

Meanwhile Meanwhileevening eveningconcerts concertswill will commence on Thursday, commence on Thursday,17th 17thMay, May, with renowned pianist Deidre Irons with renowned pianist Deidre Irons performing with Andrew Joyce (NZ performing with Andrew Joyce (NZ Symphony Orchestra’s principal celSymphony Orchestra’s principal cellist). list).Robyn Robynsays, says,“We’re “We’realso alsovery very pleased pleasedtotobebebringing bringingFiona FionaPears Pears and Nadia Reid back to Nelson and Nadia Reid back to Nelsontoto perform performasaspart partofof our ouropening openingcelebracelebrations and can’t wait toto tions and can’t wait welcome welcomethetheNelson Nelson Civic Civic Choir Choir “back “back home” for home” fortwo twospespecial cialperformances performancesofof Handel’s Handel’sMessiah Messiahto-towards thethe end ofof May. wards end May.

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Nelsonians really areare inin forfor musical Nelsonians really musical treat. treat.

And Andthere’s there’ssomething somethingforforthethekids kids too, with children’s too, with children’sentertainers entertainers Kath Bee and Suzy Cato performing Kath Bee and Suzy Cato performing ininthetheauditorium auditoriumononFriday, Friday,27th 27th April.

April.

We’re We’revery veryhappy happywith withthetheway wayour our concert concertprogramme programmeis isshaping shapingupup and it demonstrates our desire toto bebe and it demonstrates our desire asas inclusive as possible.

We are tryinclusive as possible. We are tryinging toto bring a real mix ofof genres into bring a real mix genres into our programme, with something forfor our programme, with something everyone. ” ” everyone.

Music forfor everyone – get involved Music everyone – get involved The fresh new direction ofof NCMA is is The fresh new direction NCMA driven by “our desire to be inclusive, driven by “our desire to be inclusive, whether whetherpeople peoplearearelistening, listening,perperforming or learning.

We forming or learning. Weareareopen open forfor everyone, ” says Robyn. ”The bigbig everyone, ” says Robyn. ”The idea ideaat atthetheheart heartofofeverything everythingwewe dodo is is ‘music forfor everyone’ . We want ‘music everyone’ . We want people to come and marvel at this people to come and marvel at this new facility, but toto also use it and toto new facility, but also use it and getget involved in music. involved in music.

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lower Queen St, richmond phone 543 9179 www.clubwaimea.co.nz Left: The 2018 West Coast— Top of the South Dairy Industry Awards were held at Club Waimea on March 27th.

People enter the awards to improve their career prospects and upgrade their business skills. If you are hosting a special event, Club Waimea is a great choice when you need to hire a local venue.

Below: There were some big winners in the 2018 West Coast-Top of the South Dairy Industry Awards held last month at Club Waimea.

Farmers from right across the region entered, with some lucrative prizes to be won. The 2018 West Coast-Top of the South Dairy Trainee of the Year prize went to Sam Goffriller from Takaka.

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Club Waimea Annual General Meeting

The annual general meeting of Club Waimea will be held on Sunday May 20th 2018 at 10.00am. Venue: Club Waimea, 345 Queen Street, Richmond.

Admission only by current Club Waimea card.

Business: 1. Welcome Members, Life Members and Area Delegate 2. Apologies 3. Minutes of previous AGM (28th May 2017) 4. Matters Arising 5. Annual Report 6. Financial Statement 7. Introduction of Directors of incoming board 8. Appointment of Auditor 9. Election of a Patron

10. Appointment of a Welfare Officer 11.Remits 12.Notices of Motion 13.Annual Subscription Voting for positions of President, Vice President and Executive will conclude two (2) hours after this meeting.

be nominated.

Two Directors are required.

John Allan & Bill Ferguson by rotation are required to stand down.

Should they wish to be considered for further terms they may be nominated.

Alan Smolenski, Patrick Adamson and Dave Walker remain.

Three Executives are required.

Kevin McKenzie, Cliff de Malmanche and Alastar Watson, by rotation are required to stand down.

Should they wish to be considered for further terms they may be nominated.

Jason Marsh, Bev Hart and Nola Oldham remain.

Club Waimea Board Position and required Nominations 2018

Lewis Della Bosca, President, by rotation is required to stand down.

Roy Tomlinson, Vice-President, by rotation is required to stand down.

Should they wish to be considered for further terms they may

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Members, I have been privileged ing, and without compromising to “have my say” in this column our core values, we too must every month. Next month you change and adapt to remain relcan have your say – evant. To quote from Club New Zealand’s at the ballot box! The positions of President, recent “Connect, Experience, Enjoy” Vice-President, three publication: Executive members and two Directors are “Clubs by their nature are conservative, open for nomination yet it will be incumand election/appointment. bent on committees No matter how well and management to things are going, be innovative, advenincumbents who Lewis Della Bosca turous and to explore choose to re-stand should not new avenues to attract and retain get a free ride. Positions should membership.” be contested, members should What can you bring to our leadbe offered choices and exercise ership team? Will you stand? their vote.

Who will you nominate and vote The world around us is chang- for?

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Business at Annual General Meeting

Business at the AGM is restricted to matters of general direction and policy, NOT lesser operational issues (which should be directed to Executive Committee Meetings).

Any member wishing to raise a matter that falls outside the parameters of Rules 15 (C) and 15 (D) which are listed below must submit advice and details in writing to the Returning Officer seven days prior to the AGM. Rule 15 (C) At the Annual General Meeting, the first business shall be discussion and adoption of the annual report and balance sheet.

The adoption of the report sheet having been moved and seconded, any member may, without notice, ask any question or move any resolution relative to the report or balance sheet.

(D) Any member intending to move a resolution bearing upon the management of Club Waimea during the past financial year or any other matter must, unless the resolution can be founded on the report or balance sheet, give notice of his/her motion by handing the same signed, and seconded by another member, to the Secretary seven days (7) before the meeting. Any such remit shall be posted on the notice board and be available in loose leaf form at the AGM.

clubS & activitieS Have you thought about becoming a member of Club Waimea and joining one or more of our many sports sections?

Cards Darts Fishing Golf Indoor Bowls Pool Rugby Supporters Snooker Squash Texas Hold’em Poker Outdoor Bowls Sioux Line Dance Totsadl RSA RSA Ladies Harmony Chorus Men in Accord NN Motorcycle Group Sun City Rockers

There’s also fun raffles on the night.

Why not make it a regular event? Play Bingo every Wednesday at Club Waimea!

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Monday morning women’s league was a celebration for the Tahunanui Stokers (76pts) with a close second for the run-

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The NPD Tasman Trophy kicked off in the weekend and promises another thrilling season of club footy.

Early competition favourites Waimea Old Boys will look to defend their title after they upset Nelson in a dramatic final 31-28 after extra time last year.

Tasman Rugby Union referee and community rugby promotions manager Mike Lash says the structure of the season has changed, with a shorter draw

that will culminate with the Tasman Trophy final.

“We have gone for the first round of the sub unions, so Nelson teams playing Nelson teams and Marlborough playing Marlborough teams.”

The second round will introduce the cross over matches and the Tasman Trophy will be contested at the end of the season.

The blue card initiative introduced in 2017 will again be implemented this season.

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Mike says with a mass exodus of players from 2017, this season will see a number of new stars shine.

“Obviously, we have lost a big nucleus of players to higher honours and some guys have hung up their boots, but it creates opportunities for a new crop to come through.”

Mike backs Waimea to be the front runners this year.

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Popular course attracts plenty of riders Around 90 riders attended the Waimea Pony Club’s one-day event on Sunday, April 8, at Eves Valley.

Competing in dressage, showjumping and cross-country, the riders enjoyed a well-organised event put on by an enthusiastic group of people from within the pony club. The thriving club has around 55 riding members, many of whom volunteer many hours to ensure events like this run smoothly.

Competitors from 7 years to 70 years took part in the jump event, competing from 50cm up to 95cm, and enjoying the cross-country

section of the course the club built many years ago.

Located on private property with exceptionally accomodating landowners, the course is renowned for its beauty and the pony club maintains, repairs and renews the course so it continues to be popular.

Any interested sponsors to help upkeep the beautiful course are urged to contact the Waimea Pony Club to ensure riders continue to enjoy the course for years to come.

Josefin Lerbs will represent Waimea at the New Zealand Pony Club Eventing championship in Masterton this week.

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Fierce comp for athletes The conditions were “fantastic” and the parent attendance “outstanding” for Murchison Area School’s athletics on Monday, April 9.

Year 9 student Daniel Hawley broke the school’s 1990 record of 1.02.2 for the 400 metres with a time of 59.68.

Several new records were established in the 400 metres event with the new record holders being; year 3/4 girls Kiekie Marshall, year 3/4 boys - Konnah Van Kempen, year 5/6 girls - Pipi Hunt and year 5/6 boys - Jim Gilmer.

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FUndRAISInG dEVonShIRE TEA FoR TEARFUnd’S Mumbai partner, Saahasee. Saturday 21st April. 9.3011.30am. Headingly Centre, Lower Queen St. Hear Sandra Johnson share about her recent visit to this Indian slum. $15 ph: 544 7071 / 027 7660347 to book.

ThE InnER WhEEL cLUB oF WAImEA nELSon is a club for women meeting monthly to promote friendship, fun, speakers, outings & service. Why not join us ? Contact Sharon ph 5448312 hELP SUPPoRT FoRmER REFUGEES! Extremely rewarding. Do you have 2-3 hrs a week for 12-16 weeks?

Are you patient? Do you like driving & hold a full Nz license for 2 or more years? ph Margo 021 255 8550 or email openRd..nelson@redcross.org. nz STokE SEnIoRS: Thurs April 19: St. George’s Day Lunch 12 pm. Cost: $14.

Please book. Anne & Maureen entertain at 1.30 pm. 548 Main Rd. Stoke PH: 5472660 WALk FoR LIFE nELSon, Sat 21 April, 12 -1 pm. A Celebration of Life from conception to natural death.

Peaceful, respectful & non- judgmental statement that human life is precious & worth living. No protest or inappropriate banners. Start at top of the steps by Nelson Cathedral. walkforlife2018@gmail.com mIchAEL TSALkA, ncmA ARTIST In RESIdEncE will perform with the newly formed Nelson School of Music Chamber Orchestra. The programme includes J S Bach’s Piano Concerto No. 12 & Brandenburg Concerto No. 3.

Saturday 21st April, 7.30pm at NCMA’s

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SURVIVoRS & ThRIVERS. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet others in this friendly atmosphere info@cancernelson.org.nz or ph: 539 1137 for details BREAST cAncER SUPPoRT GRoUP Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy St., if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz BLood cAncER SUPPoRT GRoUP meet monthly for more info. ph: Graham 544 3037 or Lloyd 5442636 WAImEA mUSIc cLUB now meets in Loney Hall Wensley Rd. Richmond Sunday 22 April at 1 15 p m. Contact Pres Jim Carrick ph 5449446 Pat Rainbow ph 5445766 nELSon 50+ WALkInG GRoUP: April 26. Flora/Gridiron. Ph. Jane, 548 3404 or Joy, 544 4136. Nelson 50+ mini Walkers: April 24, Grossi Point – Mapua. Meet 10 am at Grossi Point.

Ph. Des, 540 3373. nELSon EndomETRIoSIS GRoUP invite you to our meeting on Pelvic Health by Sharon Wilson, Restore Physiotherapy on Tues 1 May, 7:30pm at Contour Roofing, Venice Place. All welcome, contact Helen Hills 0272 459373.

LIFE LInc nELSon EVEnTS: 1. dads… mums… are you finding parenting a challenge? Wanting more ease & joy in parenting? NEW Counselling GROUP starts Wed 28 March. Facilitated by professional counsellor & mother of three, Georgina Pattullo. 2. Feeling stuck? Life not going the way you planned?

Want to express yourself to others in a meaningful way? NEW Counselling GROUP startsTuesday 27 March. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. 3. Feeling sad, stressed, depressed or stuck? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Mapua, Richmond or Nelson. Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions for individuals &

couples. For all 3 events, call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or www.lifelinc.co.nz EnGLISh conVERSATIon GRoUP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6. pm in Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile St., by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970. mE/cFS/Fm SUPPoRT nELSon BAyS. Find support with others who understand. Come & join our informal group, 1st Wednesday of month, Sinful Cafe, rear 276 Queen St (near library), 10.30-11.30am strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com RIchmond WELcomE GRoUP: New here? Have a cuppa, meet new friends, ask questions. All welcome.

10am, first & third Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd..

Mike & Milli 544 7906 RIchmond LIBRARy EVEnTS: 1.

Join Larisse hall’s Painting & drawing From Still-Life art class, 9.30am12.00pm, Tuesdays from 24 April-22 May, $125. No experience necessary.

Ph Richmond Library 03 543 8500 to book your spot.

2. Good crafternoon! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. Richmond Library. Wednesdays, 12.30pm2.00pm. 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. Volunteer nelson needs buddy volunteers who are able to work alongside another volunteer who lives with a disability. Ph Belinda 03 546 7681 Belinda@volunteernelson.org.nz nELSon GEnEALoGy. Nga Taonga WW1 film ‘For King & Country’. Mon, Apr 23 at 7:30 pm. At Nick Smith’s Rooms, cnr Waimea & Quarantine Rds. Gold coin donation. nelson@genealogy.org.nz AIkIdo cLASSES Wed. & Friday’s 4-7pm on Tahunanui Drive. First ses-

sion is free to try. For further info. contact Callum on 0210694211.

TABLE TEnnIS School kids programme Saxton Stadium Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:30 till 12:00 17th & 19th & 24th & 26th Apr. Suitable for any school students. Coaches will be in attendance. Ph Ted 5470979. Cost $5 per day or $15 to cover all four sessions. Bats & balls provided SocIAL TABLE TEnnIS at Saxton Stadium 9:00 till 12:00 each Monday & Friday. Suitable for men & women of all ages. Morning tea provided. For further info. Ph: Ted or Liz on 5470979 nELSon AnGEL WomEn’S LoAn FUnd assists women with small loans for business startup or for education or training purposes. Info. is on our website http://www.nelsonwomensloanfund.co.nz. Or text the coordinator 021 0272 4890.

IndooR BoWLS - Social Team Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy St, Richmond. Tuesday 1-3pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome.

Maryann 5442596.

WoRLd WARS in miniture.Four large displays, WW1 the Somme, WW2, Europe, Pacific, Nth Africa,memorabilia items.Free entry.ANZAC day,103pm,St Peters Church hall,746 Atawhai Dr, Atawhai. Sausage sizzle $2.

ALcohoLIcS AnonymoUS. Is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? Want to stop drinking but can’t? Maybe we can help. Support meetings every day. 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757.

Food, IS IT A PRoBLEm FoR yoU? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works.

Ph 0226730237.

GEoRGUS GRAnnyS + like minded ladies Special free meeting Waimea Country Club Sat @ 7.00 Pm future events planned contact 039706791 or 02108112572.

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.

Applications close Friday 27 April 2018

Nelson Matters Lewis Stanton aka Hone Ma Heke should not get one dollar of public money in his quest to return to his life with a horse and cart.

Following a public apology, the Nelson City Council is providing ‘bridging support’ plus help to look for a new horse and build a new cart following years of acrimony with the Council which saw him living on Trafalgar Street in protest for years.

I have no difficulty with people wanting to live an alternative lifestyle. There is far more to life than work and posses-

sions. People should be free to decide how much they work, earn and consume. I welcome the diversity of lifestyle choices that people in Nelson make from the professional lawyer or doctor who chooses to earn a fraction of what they could in a major city, to the person who lives self-sufficiently on an isolated back block. However, this freedom does not entitle you to other’s money to pay for your lifestyle choice, nor does it mean you can ignore parking rules that everyone else must comply with.

Mr Lewis Stanton has already

cost taxpayers and ratepayers a fortune. The taxpayer has forked out over $50,000 in legal aid and the cost to the council and ratepayers has topped $70,000. He previously clocked up over 700 unpaid parking tickets totalling $99,000. I would hate to add up the amount of Council staff time and the cost over the past eight years. There have also been some nasty altercations with the public which resulted in Mr Stanton being convicted for assault and serving time in prison several times.

I am pleased Mr Stanton is no

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Help keep stock out of waterways

Last chance for recovery grants

Saturday 12 May, 4.30 – 7.30 pm. Sundial Square, Richmond Step right up to the greatest show in town!

Come one, come all to experience the fun of the circus!

Keeping livestock out of rivers and streams is important for water quality. While we have rules about discharges from livestock entering waterways, we can also offer help to those wishing to fence off streams to keep stock out.

Funding for fencing Our River and Stream Management Fund provides advice and financial support to help protect waterways. The fund can provide landowners with fencing materials for approved works, riparian planting and management advice.

Creating a riparian buffer is the single most effective way of reducing faecal contamination and sedimentation in streams, while planting riparian buffers further reduces contamination and sediment, as well as providing shade, habitat and food for native fish species and other aquatic life.

Find out more

To assist residents affected by ex-cyclones Fehi and Gita, the Mayoral Relief Fund is accepting applications for grants until 22 April.

The grants are split into two types, depending on your circumstances;

• Outdoor movie

• Stilt walkers

• Acrobatics

• Food from around the globe

• Magician • Juggling

Rug up for an evening of magic under the stars. Find out more on our website at www.tasman.govt.nz/events.

Keep Richmond Beautiful AGM The Keep Richmond Beautiful Committee’s Annual General Meeting will be held on 16 May from 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm in the Council Chamber at Tasman District Council.

Trustpower Community Awards celebrate 25 years Local community organisations can share in an increased prize pool for this year’s Trustpower Community Awards.

The Trustpower Community Awards, which recognise and reward the efforts of volunteers, first took place 25 years ago. Trustpower Community and Communications Advisor Abbie Siely says reaching this milestone has inspired the company to adopt a fresh approach – increasing prize money and widening the celebration to include neighbouring districts.

“This year, the prize money for a Trustpower Community Award will double to $1,000. Regional Supreme Winners will receive $2,000 – up from $1,500 last year – and a trip for two to the 2018 Trustpower National Community Awards.”

In a change from previous years, both Nelson and Tasman will each name a Supreme Winner, meaning two groups will progress to the Trustpower National Awards held the following year.

• The Trustpower Community Awards are open to all community organisations with a voluntary component.

• Trustpower Community Award recipients are recognised for services to the community in areas including, but not limited to: Heritage and Environment; Health and Wellbeing; Arts and Culture; Sport and Leisure; Education and Child/Youth Development.

Entries close Thursday 31 May 2018

Scholarships for Tasman's youth leaders ful to the thousands of law abiding ratepayers, many of whom struggle to pay their rates demands. It also offends the principle that we all have to comply with the Council’s parking rules and pay the fines when he did not.

I wish Mr Stanton well. Living on Trafalgar Street was as unpleasant and unhealthy for Mr Stanton as it was for Nelson city. I hope he can find happiness in a lifestyle of his choice.

However, Nelson city ratepayers should be paying none of his bills.

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longer occupying our city centre. I, like many others, witnessed him being unpleasant and abusive. It was unfair on people who work hard in our retail businesses and Council who try to create a vibrant, safe and friendly environment.

I appreciate the hard work community minded people like Sean Thomas who helped persuade Mr Stanton to move on.

The idea the Council is now going to fork out ratepayers funds to help Mr Stanton re-establish his lifestyle is an anathema. It is disrespect-

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Are you aged between 15 – 20, live in the Tasman District and keen to attend a youth leadership opportunity this year? Then we can help, with $200.

Tasman $200ships are available any time of year to support young people in our district attend courses like Outward Bound or Spirit of Adventure.

The application process is simple – visit www.tasman.govt.nz/link/200.

24 HOUR ASSISTANCE: PHONE YOUR LOCAL SERVICE CENTRE RICHMOND 03 543 8400

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More information is available on our website, www.tasman.govt.nz (search phrase: River and Stream Management Fund). You can also contact Resource Scientist Bernard Simmonds for details at Bernard.simmonds@tasman.govt.nz or phone 03 543 8446.

Widening of Bateup Road set to begin Work to widen Richmond’s Bateup Road and provide a shared walkway/cycleway is underway this month.

The work will make Bateup Road safer for all users and help cater for increased traffic resulting from growth – including a new supermarket and residential subdivisions.

The road and footpaths will be made wider from Three Brothers Corner to Wensley Road, and a shared walkway/ cycleway will be created.

A roadside drain will be replaced with piped stormwater and some stormwater storage chambers.

The work is extensive and will require Bateup Road to be reduced to one lane for its entire length during construction. The project is due for completion by Christmas 2018.

We appreciate this will be a lengthy period of construction for residents and others who use Bateup Road and we thank you in advance for your patience.

Part of Tasman’s Great Taste Trail closed for start of hunting season The game bird hunting season in the Tasman region opens on Sunday 6 May 2018 and closes on Sunday 30 July 2018.

A section of Tasman's Great Taste Trail passes close to the area where hunting occurs and therefore it needs to be closed during set times on Sunday 6 May for the first day of the game bird hunting season.

The trail will be closed: • From Ravensdown on Lower Queen Street through to Lansdowne Road.

• Between midnight and 10.00 am and between 4.00 pm and midnight.

People are asked to use Lower Queen Street as an alternative route during this time.

Signs will be installed along the trail to advise people that recreational hunters will be in the area. It is not intended to be closed on other Saturdays during the hunting season, however everyone using the trail during the hunting season should exercise caution and be aware that you may hear shot gun blasts.

For further information, contact Tasman District Council transportation engineer Robert Deck: Ph. 03 543 8636.

Email: robert.deck@tasman.govt.nz

WWW.TASMAN.GOVT.NZ

• $83,000 specifically targeted at assistance for businesses negatively affected by recent cyclones, and • $20,000 to assist recovery through one-off hardship grants to residents to cover such things as the essentials for daily life (food, utilities and accommodation) not already covered by other support.

Find out more: Visit tasman.govt.nz/link/recovery-grants for more information and to make an application.

Road closures Applicant: Tasman District Council Event: Take Two Location: Sundial Square, for the length of the road and Queen Street – from Cambridge Street to location of current road works Date: Saturday 12 May 2018 (rain date of Sunday 13 May 2018) Time: 2.00 pm – 10.00 pm Applicant: Nelson Car Club Event: Riwaka Sandy Bay Road Race Location: Riwaka-Sandy Bay Road (from the intersection with the State Highway to just over the crest of the summit) Date: Sunday 20 May 2018 Time: 8.00am to 5.00pm Date objections close: Monday 23 April 2018

Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz.

Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

Audit and Risk Committee Thursday 19 April, 1.30 pm. No public forum Full Council Meeting - Hearing of Submissions to the Long Term Plan 2018-2028 Golden Bay Shared Recreation Facility, 2032 Takaka Valley Highway, Takaka. Monday 23 April, 9.30 am.

No public forum.

Full Council Meeting - Hearing of Submissions to the Long Term Plan 2018-2028 St John Hall, 15 Courtney Street, Motueka. Tuesday 24 April, 9.30 am. No public forum.

Everyone is welcome to attend our public meetings. There is a public seating area where you can observe the meeting, with many of the meetings having a ‘public forum’ providing an opportunity to speak to the meeting if you wish. At the beginning of ordinary meetings up to 30 minutes is set aside for public forum. Each speaker is allocated five minutes. You don’t need to pre-register your intention to speak – just take your turn when invited by the chairperson. These presentations don’t form part of the formal business of the meeting – a brief record will be kept of the matters raised. Any matters requiring further investigation may be referred to staff by the Chairperson.

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ANZAC DAY

Retail Manager Position Available

Concert Nelson College Wednesday 25 April 2.00pm

Nelson City Brass

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These classes are suitable for children in years 4 to 6. Families interested enrolling their children are asked to contact Jamie Morris at the19thnelson@hotmail.com before the end of April.

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NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON MONDAY 7th MAY 2018 AT 10AM, AT BOWLS TAHUNA, TAHUNANUI DRIVE.

Giant Garage Sale. Saturday 21st April at Nelson Musical Theatre, 95 Atawhai Dr, 9am -2pm, Furniture, beds, books, toys, clothing and general household goods.

Storage/workshop require minimum 100sqm.

Power and water required. Lockable. phone 021 066 2648.

Dave Lawes, President, Nelson RSA.

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BUYING NOW FIREARMS/ AMMUNITION Garage items, tools & estates. Also buying vintage & antique items Ph Tim Gladstone 5485235 / 0800 653935

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Pilates in Richmond.

Multi-level Pilates classes. Term 2 starts Wednesday May 2, 11:30am & 5:30pm $140.

Enrolments essential as classes fill quickly. Meeting-room, Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St. Email sue@suewilson.kiwi.nz or call 0292 813 735 Facebook Classical Pilates with Sue.

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Furniture, Art, Collectables, Toys, etc. Fresh estate lots arrived from near & far. Selling, buying, valuing. 6 rooms to browse. Open Mon - Sat 9.30 to 5pm. Sat 10-4pm.

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27 Dorset St Richmond 03 544 8844

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Notice to all Advertisers: By placing your advertisement you agree with the terms and conditions of the Waimea Weekly Ltd. Namely, payment by the 20th of the following month, or in the event of non-payment, the recovery of any debt and its costs will be charged to the customer. This includes all costs and commissions paid to a debt recovery service. Should you require any further information please phone the newspaper on 544 9037.

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Sunday 10am & 5pm - Thursday 7.30pm

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“...at evening time it shall be light” Zechariah 14:7 - Malachi 4:5&6

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Father and son, 57 and 15, self-employed, responsible and honest would like a place to shoot. Deer rabbits goats etc. Happy to work out a payment (from stocking the liquor cabinet on a regular basis) to paying a cash lease for a reasonable lease charge.

Very careful, respectful of rules and regulations on property and willing to abide by Farmers instructions on animal types and numbers etc.

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Both members of two gun clubs and licenced hunters. Have our own modern 4wd and accommodation. Please email at babaji05@xtra.co.nz or 0275449448. Thanks.

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Beloved friend of Georgina and her friends at Sun City Darts, all the Nelson and Blenheim Housie girls and her Sealords friends. Messages to 1 Greenslade Way, Stoke.

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The Nelson ARK AGM is on Thurs 26 April at 7pm at Richmond Town Hall All welcome

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Second-hand goods store opening soon in Motueka, to support local housing charity.

Full-time Manager required. For more information please contact: nelsonadmin@habitat. org.nz Applications close 20th April.

Nelson Ladies Kennel Assn. to be held at Hope Domain, Richmond.

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or 021 0230 3925 paintcan nelson

P: 03 5530 306 M: 022 122 5013

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or 543 3777

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