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Bumpy road for repairs Members of the Brightwater community and beyond are becoming increasingly frustrated over the apparent inept road repairs at the Clover Rd/ SH6 intersection. The project was initially considered “complete” in 2017, but in April this year work resumed, for what has become on-going repairs, with NZ Transport Agency System manager Frank Porter saying, “we are disappointed we need to return to the SH6 Clover Rd intersection to repair the road surface. The new road surface has settled more than anticipated, creating rutting where the new surface joins the existing surface”. Frank attributed the issue to a traffic flow of 11,500 vehicles daily in a 100km/hr area. A few months later, and with potholes appearing regularly, NZTA senior project manager Chris Nally says the weather is to blame and until the weather warms up the material cannot wheelchairs mobility scooters walkers/canes electric bed/hoists lift assist chairs bathroom solutions incontinence products daily living aids/products

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be dried out to allow a permanent repair. “The base course layer of the pavement became saturated as a result of construction continuing too late in autumn. Allowing traffic on the road with the saturated base course can result in potholes forming quickly,” says Chris. During heavy rain periods potholes also form more quickly, a result of water infiltration through the damaged surface. “The most appropriate action is to keep the road safe by repairing potholes as they appear and providing traffic management as required to keep the road and motorists safe until the road can be properly repaired,” says Chris. “We thank people for their patience.” Higgins are committed to completing twice daily inspections and repairing potholes as they appear, as well as regularly sweeping the intersection until they have completed the final repair.

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Ethan Tuckey enjoys Richmond playcentre’s outdoor area on Wensley Rd as the group prepares for their 50th celebrations this October. Ethan is one of thousands of kiwi children, and their parents too, who have grown up with playcentre. full sTORy sEE PAGE 9 Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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Youth prevails in grower’s comp Dillon Peterson of Hoddys Fruit Co has prevailed against five other entrants to be named Nelson Young Fruit Grower 2018 at an event in Richmond on Friday, July 6. The day-long competition took place at Hoddys Fruit Co, and saw the contestants demonstrating their knowledge and skills in a series of practical and theoretical challenges key to running a successful orchard business. Dillon, 22, was the youngest in this year’s competition, and works for Hoddys Fruit Co on the Waimea Plains. In the five years he has been at Hoddys he has been closely involved in harvest, where he drives a tractor in a picking crew, and does plenty of pruning, planting and irrigation checking. Dillon never intended to stay in horticulture, but a seasonal job has turned into a career that he thoroughly enjoys.

“It was definitely daunting, but a great experience,” says Dillon. “I’m looking forward to nationals and am hopeful about bringing the title to Nelson.” Jordon Mister, of Tyrella Orchards, was the first runner up. Vanita WiJohn from Birdhurst Orchards came in third. The speech competition at the Headingly Centre on the night had contestants imagining themselves as Prime Minister. Dillon spoke about investing in people and the need for biocontrols of pests to a gathering of 230 people, the largest crowd the Nelson competition has ever attracted. Dillon, alongside four other regional Young Fruit Growers from Central Otago, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, and Hawke’s Bay, as well as two Young Vegetable Grower winners, will go on to compete for the 2018 Young Grower of the Year title in the Napier Conven-

Dillon Peterson of Hoddys Fruit Co has been named Nelson’s Young Fruit Grower 2018. Photo: Supplied. tion Centre on 21-22 August. chard, who was understandably The Nelson Young Fruit Grower thrilled with the result. competition is organised by An- “I’m extremely proud of Dillon, drew Kininmonth of Hoddy’s Or- he’s been putting in the yards and

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the effort to get himself here,” says Andrew. “I wish him well for nationals; Hoddys and Nelson are both behind him the whole way.” Julian Raine, president of Horticulture New Zealand, agrees on the importance of showcasing young people in the industry. “I’m a Nelson grower myself and seeing young people like this is so encouraging for our industry and our region,” says Julian. “Horticulture values our people, so we invest in them now. “This fresh crop will definitely go far, and it’s certainly a deserved win for Dillon.” Dillon’s prize includes a professional development tour to Hawke’s Bay, a trip to the Horticulture Conference in Christchurch, a cash prize of $1,500 and an all-expenses paid trip to compete for the national 2018 Young Grower of the Year title in Napier this August.

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and wanted to know if the donations she gave were being received by the organisation. “She said the man had been frequently visiting neighbours on her street as well, so we knew this wasn’t good and she was giving some fairly valuable items, so the person kept coming back.” Alan wants to stress that if someone knocks on your door saying they are from Menzshed, they are not from Menzshed. He says, while it was positive that people were willing to donate to the cause, showing a lot of goodwill for the work they do, the reputation of the organisation could be tarnished by these incidents. The man appears to be target-

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An alleged scam artist is impersonating Menzshed members in order to exploit the community’s generosity. The unknown individual has been knocking on doors in the Waimea region for the past three weeks or so, seeking donations for Menzshed. Waimea Menzshed coordinator Alan Kissell says it is very disappointing that someone is trying to cash in on the good will of the public. “It is definitely not a practice of Menzshed to go door to door, asking for donations, we do not encourage any kind of canvassing.” Alan received a call from a local lady concerned that the Menzshed had been to visit her three times in a short span

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Third forestry fatality this year Shannon David Omlo of Tapawera died in a forestry accident on Monday, July 16, in the Trass Valley area, near Wai-iti. Worksafe say they were notified of the fatality that morning and are investigating the incident. Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter were called to the scene just after 10am on Monday. Duty pilot Barry McAuliffe says that weather conditions were not great to retrieve the 31-year-old male. “We were really lucky to be able to get in there, we had a break in the low cloud

and fog and we were able to winch him out, but we definitely couldn’t fly directly to him. They flew the man to Nelson hospital where it is understood he died. According to Worksafe’s website, this is the third forestry-related death for the year, the first for the Nelson region. In May a 43-year-old man died in Marlborough when he was struck by a falling tree and a 66-year-old man died after he was struck by a reversing vehicle in Northland.

U-turns discouraged on Queen St The 17-month upgrade of Richmond’s Queen St has resulted in the creation of a pedestrian-friendly new streetscape, but it would seem some motorists are taking advantage of the lack of kerb and channel and using the area to manoeuvre vehicles. With sections of the street being closed off during the upgrade, uturns became somewhat of a necessity for motorists, but with the removal of the fences the TDC had hoped u-turns would cease. “People need to recognise

enhanced accessibility by removing the gutters is for pedestrians, not widening the space for cars. U-turns are still possible when there is no traffic, however they should not be endangering anyone,” says TDC community relations manager Chris Choat. U-turns are widely recognised as a dangerous manoeuvre that should only be performed with proper consideration to vehicle positioning, turning radius, oncoming vehicles, and the width of the roadway.

The new buffer strip on Queen St is the safety zone between the road and footpaths, between cars and people, and at no time should a vehicle be on the buffer strip. The smooth, continuous surface is not an invitation to drive on the footpath, says TDC. AA driving school general manager Roger Venn says drivers should never plan to do a u-turn if it means encroaching on a footpath. “Footpaths are absolutely for feet and not wheels and tyres,” says Roger.

Lynne Ehau and Annette Smith celebrate their membership milestones. Photo: Supplied.

Milestones honoured Annette Smith, who joined the Waimea Soroptimist Club in 1993 looking for a challenge outside of work and then spent the next 25 years making an amazing contribution to the Soroptimist organisation at all levels, was honoured this week by her fellow members at a Membership Milestones Evening. In the course of her 25 years of service Annette has never been without an official role, whether local, regional, national or international. In 1999 – 2000 she was

Waimea’s Club President and then went on to lead the New Zealand South Region, and in 2012-14 was the Soroptimist New Zealand National President. She has the distinction of having visited every Soroptimist club in the country. Internationally, she has been a mighty presence for Waimea and New Zealand at every South West Pacific Federation conference in Asia and Australia between 2002 and 2018 and she was the Region’s delegate at Soroptimist International Board Meetings in

Sydney, Glasgow, Montreal and Istanbul. Sheryl Waterhouse, current President of Soroptimist International of Waimea, thanked Annette for her outstanding service to the ideals and values of Soroptimism and for her contribution to transforming the lives of so many women and girls. Also celebrated on the night was Lynne Ehau, former Club President for three years, whose 10th year of membership was marked with a presentation.

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Increase in campylobacter There has been an increase in campylobacteriosis cases notifications in the last four weeks in the Nelson Marlborough region. 24 cases have been notified to the Medical Officer of Health in this time, compared to a range of 6-16 cases in the same period over the previous five years. Nelson Marlborough Health is working with the Ministry for Primary Industries, the Ministry of Health and the Institute

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on Friday, July 13, was rear-ended by a ute. The accident that occurred around 5.40pm was attended by police and the fire service. The force from the ute was enough to send the car and its sole occupant smashing through a fence, narrowly avoiding a power pole, tree and house before ending up in a shed at the other end of the garden. Receiving minor injuries, including a cut head and bruised thigh, the injured motorist’s wife took to social media to praise two boys, Brayden and Kaylim, for their help following the accident.

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A police spokesperson says both lanes were open and clear by 6.40pm. Tramp ends in disaster at Mt Robert At Mt Robert, the body of 25-year-old male tramper Chien Han Chee was recovered by police at 9.30am on Sunday, July 15, after his earlier fatality. It is believed the tramper had ventured out on a solo trip in the area. After departing on Wednesday, July 11, he planned to return on the Friday to meet up with a friend. That friend raised the alarm when he failed to show.

A team of 12 searchers were activated and the man’s body was discovered laying in deep snow just off the track. He was subsequently flown out by helicopter. Kiwi monitoring news This month, Rotoiti Nature Recovery Project staff and volunteer Wayne Sowman discovered a new chick roosting in a burrow together with three adult kiwis, the father and two un-transmittered females. Last September, staff had detected breeding activity coming from one of their kiwi birds in the area.

Council pursues Local Bill for Waimea dam The Tasman District Council announced on July 4 it will lodge a Local Bill with Parliament to secure access to Department of Conservation land needed for the Waimea Community Dam. The bill seeks to gain an inundation easement over 9.6 hectares of Conservation land in the Mount Richmond State Forest Park. The easement would give the Council or a CouncilControlled Organisation the ability to create the reservoir needed for the dam. The Bill also secures a right to construct the dam on Crown riverbed. The Council has publicly notified its intention to pursue the Local Bill with print and online advertisements. This is the first step in the Local Bill process. Mayor Richard Kempthorne says, while it was disappointing the council had to pursue a Local Bill, it was necessary if the community was to avoid serious summer water shortages for the Waimea Plains in the future. “Despite previous agreements, over the past few months DOC has advised us we can’t use the Public Works Act to gain access to the land we need for the dam reservoir after all. A Local Bill is now the best option for gaining access to this land.” Richard says the Bill was likely to be introduced into Parliament in the week commencing 14 August, after which it will be referred to a Select Committee. The Select Committee will consider public submissions.

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Waimea College took out the Nelson Showquest at the Trafalgar Centre on Tuesday, June 26, in the second regional event of New Zealand’s new music, dance and drama showcase for schools. Local teens captured the spirit of the event in themes that are important to them, such as war, body image and ocean pollution. The event in Nelson was a collaboration with local group Break Out, with the support of the Nelson City Council. The winning team of students from Waimea College chose

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Wakefield cheerleader Ryleigh Dixon is ecstatic to have been selected, along with her teammate Ameleah Thorn, to train in Christchurch with the New Zealand Development Squad. The girls are excited for the opportunity, they had their tryouts several weeks ago, and had their first practice this month. Ameleah says, “it was scary not knowing anyone there, but they were all really nice and welcoming.” Maxine Noar, manager of Electrix Cheerleading, chose the two girls to try out for the squad saying, “a key goal of the squad is to create a prepared pool of athletes to support the future success of our national teams. Being part of this team will give the girls the training and skills they need to try out for nationals next year. Cheerleading is growing all the time. The New Zealand

teams recently took two silvers and a bronze at the world championships in Florida. The sport has been provisionally accepted as an Olympic sport and New Zealand’s status in the world should secure us a place in the competition.” This selection for Ryleigh and Ameleah isn’t without its downfalls. The cost of travelling back and forth every month adds up, so Ryleigh’s mum Suzie has set up a givealittle fund to help cover costs. Suzie says, “both Ameleah’s parents and myself are looking at fund-raising options to help contribute towards their travel costs. “This is such a wonderful opportunity for these girls as they are the only two selected from outside the Christchurch region. It is an opportunity that I don’t want them to miss out on.” The girls next big competition for the squad will be at Spring Carnival in Auckland in September.

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The Gables is to be restored as authentically as possible by Keith and Lorraine Davis. Bottom right: An original arms license from 1863 the couple unearthed during renovations. Photos: Emily Beaumont.

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It’s one of the oldest colonial buildings in the Waimea area and now The Gables on Waimea West Rd is at the heart of a major restoration project. “We just fell in love with it,” say owners Keith and Lorraine Davis. The couple purchased the Class 1 Heritage New Zealand building

in “an absolute state of disrepair” last September and work is underway to restore the well-known house to its former glory. John Palmer, a somewhat eccentric pioneer of the Nelson region, built The Gables in 1865. It comprised a store, accommodation, and held a ‘Bush License’ to serve liquor. Clay was dug up on-site to produce the 60,000 bricks used in

its construction and the house’s design was based on a home in Ipswitch, England, where the Palmers originated. Keith is no stranger to renovation projects, but by his own admittance this one is a massive undertaking. “We’re going to keep it as authentic as possible. It’s going to be beautiful and our family home,” says Keith.

The first project for the couple has been the removal of the leanto at the house’s rear so they can rebuild and live on-site. A qualified gas service engineer who has spent his career in the building trade, Keith says “it’s the kind of project I love doing”. With around 400 square metres to contend with, much of which is riddled with borer and wet and

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Local playcentre prepares to celebrate half-century milestone Emily Beaumont It’s been an integral part of the community for decades and in October, Richmond Playcentre will mark their 50th anniversary with a celebration. Officially opening on May 25, 1968, the playcentre, encouraging parent-led early childhood education, was originally located in a Queen St church hall before moving to its present site on Wensley Rd ten years later. Current president Olivia Hyatt says they’re hoping to see past children and families of the playcentre reunite at the celebrations. “All sorts of people in the community have attended this playcentre, we’d love to try and reconnect

with as many as possible and hope they’ll come and join our day,” says Olivia. The celebration date is yet to be set, although it’ll be in October, and held on the neighbouring school field in the form of “a giant play session”. “We’re really looking forward to it and encourage everyone to turn up and come and enjoy the day.” Olivia says the playcentre is going from strength to strength with lots of families made up from the vibrant community around it. With three sessions every week from 9am-12pm, Monday, Wednesday & Friday, locals down at the centre say they welcome one and all with pre-school children to join them in fun sessions.

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Brightwater’s Wairoa River has long been a favourite summer hangout for swimming, barbecuing and trout fishing for many locals over the years. People recall in the late 1940s, as Wakefield School pupils, they would have their 25 metre and 50 metre swimming tests held there. But the day the river breached its banks on January 25, 1986, is one that many still remember. Heavy rain brought severe flooding and slips to the area. A Civil Defence emergency was declared, 100 people were evacuated in Brightwater, it was the first major flood to hit Brightwater since 1939. Silt and debris was littered all over the land. One farmer had 5-6 acres of land under 0.5 m of silt and many of his fences had been washed away and water was around one metre deep in parts of Brightwater’s main street. Photo: Top of the South Island, New Zealand History Facebook page.

Susan Creedy, Levi Davies, Amy Cumming-Holden, Lacey Burnett, Tom Haunch and Kellie Doreen with the donated purpose-built etching press and table. Photo: Supplied.

Donated press completes department Tapawera Area School’s art teacher Kellie Doreen was always impressed by her school’s resources, given their small size. “The technology department had all the mod cons, a sticker cutter and even a 3D printer. “The art-room was equally well resourced with top quality computers and hydraulic presses,” says Kellie. While the school’s hydraulic presses did the job for basic prints, Kellie says it was hard to get the fine detail that a roller press could bring. “There was only one item on my wish list and that was an etching print-

ing press. “I couldn’t justify a purchase of thousands of dollars so made do with what we had.” So when Kellie received a call from Richmond artist Susan Creedy, offering to donate a purpose built etching press and table, there was “great excitement”. Susan was moving from her home and studio in Richmond to retire in Tapawera and wanted the press to go to the school for the use of the students and the local community. “The press is now in pride of place in our art room and the students are creating the most

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Judy Ericson, president of Waimea Nelson Inner Wheel, presents Erica Ranger, Foster Hope Nelson Marlborough representative, with a donation cheque. Elizabeth Mitchell and Pat Burrage model the cot blankets, booties and teddies, handmade by members of the Inner Wheel group, that are also being donated to Foster Hope. Photo: Supplied.

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The ladies of Waimea Nelson Inner Wheel support a number of groups within the wider community. On June 14, they donated a cheque, blankets, teddies, beanies and scarves to Foster Hope Nelson Marlborough. The items have been all been lovingly handmade by local members of the Inner Wheel group. Club president, Judy Ericson, says, “it is just a drop in the bucket for these wonderful charities, but every little thing helps. This donation,

to Foster Hope, will be one of many ongoing donations to them in the future.” Inner Wheel was founded in 1924, in England, by Margaret Golding and is now the world’s largest women’s voluntary service organisation, which boasts over 100,000 members in approximately 4000 clubs, in over 100 countries worldwide. Judy says the club supports groups such as Look Good Feel Better, Richmond Scouts, Women’s Refuge, Nelson Hospital Children’s Ward, cancer patients undergoing treatment, Foster

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I am not surprised that the 2018 census got the lowest level of participation in more than 50 years. I received a wave of complaints from retirement villages that got only one census pack for over one hundred households, isolated rural communities who were just forgotten, people with disabilities who felt that they did not count, and student hostels that were ignored. The Government admitted this week that over 400,000 people were not counted. It has announced that the results are to be delayed from October to next March so as to enable officials to backfill the massive hole

with computer modelling and re-using the information from 2013 census returns. Professor of Statistics from Auckland University, Thomas Lumley, has described the low return as ‘very serious’. The implications of late and unreliable statistics are huge, particularly when New Zealand’s population is growing so quickly. You cannot blame a lack of funds. The budget for Census 2018 was $119 million, up from $90 million in 2013. The fault for this mess lies primarily with Statistics New Zealand. They got so carried away with their digital strategy that

they forgot about the people factor. The success of previous census was in the thousands of neighbourhood coordinators who knew their communities and got everybody participating. Even in the wake of this debacle, they were congratulating themselves on how many people had completed the census online as though this was an end in itself. Statistics Minister and Green Co-leader James Shaw must also take some responsibility. Statistics is not a big portfolio and for the one week in five years of the census he needed to be on the job. He chose to be touring Pacific Islands at this crucial time

Hope, Alzheimer and Dementia patients, Daffodil Day and Ma’s Place. “Sometimes it’s the small things that can make a difference, and we want to make people aware of these things in the community, if people want to do something to help.” Erica Ranger, Foster Hope Nelson Marlborough representative, has been a part of the organisation since October last year, and says, “it is amazing to receive donations like these, and for them to know that the kids will benefit from them one hundred percent. It is really

rewarding.” Bags and carry-all’s are given to children, when they are removed from their home, including items such as essential hygiene products, books, clothes and soft toys, “without donations like these, the packs just wouldn’t be the same,” says Erica. If you would like to make a donation to Foster Hope go to www.fosterhope.org.nz or ring Erica on 0273665003. Or for more information on how you become a member, or how you can help Inner Wheel, contact Pat Burrage on 5482725.

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with the Prime Minister and Foreign Minister. This was like Health Minister David Clark being overseas on holiday last week during the first national strike by nurses in 30 years. Minister Shaw was also way too dismissive of the concerns of the public, media and MPs like myself who raised concerns back in March. We may have felt previous Statistics Minister Maurice Williamson was hyperactive in 2013 in cajoling New Zealanders to participate in the last census, but Minister Shaw has been missing in action. There is a broader lesson from the Census 2018 shambles

for Government and business around digital technologies. We have had previous failures like the Novopay debacle with Education and INCIS with Police. To err is human, but to really stuff things up takes a computer. A common problem is technology nerds forgetting the human dimension. If Government is to make greater use of digital technology for public services, more needs to be invested in organisations like SeniorNet and support for people with disabilities and those in rural areas. Everyone should count. Advt.

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Let’s take this opportunity to “Sporting and social adjuncts briefly reflect on the important provide opportunities for memrole clubs play as part of our bers to join together with others community. The following quo- who share common interests, tations are from the Clubs NZ forging a strong sense of comradery and fun.’ “Connect Experience “Clubs have operEnjoy” publication. ated in New Zealand “Clubs provide the since the first setmeans for business tlers arrived on the meetings, family shores of Petone. outings, coffee catch They are the proud ups, honing sports keepers of much skills or simply a of our country’s catch up with mates hospitality history, over a pint. Clubs are shared through club about bringing people together no mat- Lewis Della Bosca reports, centennial publications, or a ter what their background or where they are from.” yarn around the leaner. Every “Clubs New Zealand admin- club has a story to tell and we isters more than fifty national strongly believe that clubs will and regional sports tourna- continue to feature in stories to ments per year that are hosted come.” by member clubs.” Be proud of your Club.

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Chilly mornings, beautiful days, what more could a man want. I keep looking at the mounting rainfall in my old home town, 290mm in June compared to 45mm here, what more can I say. I think the old grey mare may be putting away her water wings and visiting again very soon. On the Club front, we have been very busy with business groups in the conference rooms, lots of birthday celebrations, and just more people in general enjoying the facilities. We have been busy with a raft of maintenance issues around the place; had the entire building chem washed down, so now looking at areas that may need some extra elbow grease and paint, and our executive representative for the caravan park is looking hard at the overall improvement of the ablution blocks. You may have noticed (I sure hope so) that we have a new music/advertising system in place, which ena-

bles YOU to choose your own songs on the CROWD DJ Kiosk, or if you are very mobile phone savvy, you can choose your music from where you are sitting. Then we can play the associated music video on as many tv’s as we decide, but it also allows us to use our entire system for advertising purposes as well, so keep an eye on the screens, as from time to time there may be a little surprise to be had! Entertainment has been going well, with our usual Saturday night bands, once a month Friday night band, and Jazz in the bar area every second Sunday. Last Saturday we had the Madsen Super Star Show in the hall, attended by over 200 clubbies, and I think it’s fair to say that everyone had a great time! Watch this space (or the tv screens haha) for the next upcoming big event. Well that’s about me for now. Look forward to seeing you all again in the near future; as we know the more you all support the Club, the more the Club will be able to do for you.

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Nelson Bays Harmony is encouraging busy women who love to sing to have a go at A capella four part harmony. Eight weeks of night classes are due to start in early August at Club Waimea, which is located in Queen Street, Richmond.

A Cappella Night Classes Singing is what Nelson Bays Harmony loves to do and they are tuning up for their next venture. On Thursday 9th of August the first of an eight week singing night class will commence. They are encouraging busy woman who love to sing to “come out of the shower” and have a go at a cappella four part harmony! Musical Director, Kathy Jamieson says “We’re welcoming women who enjoy singing, are keen to learn and grow in confidence, and have fun doing so.” To find out more about the 8 week night class at Club Waimea from 9 August, 7 – 8.30 pm go to www.nelsonharmony.org.nz or phone/text Jenny on 027 544 4121

Why not come along and play Housie/Bingo on Wednesday nights at Club Waimea? It starts at 7pm in the restaurant. For 50 games it’s $5 per card. Keno is $3 per card. Super House is $1 per ticket. There’s also raffles on the night. Sun City Rockers invites people to come along and join their next beginners classes which start on Tuesday August 7th, in the hall at Club Waimea, commencing at 7pm. Come along and learn Rock’n’Roll moves and have some fun! Everyone welcome. For more information, check out the Sun City Rockers website at www. rocknrollnelson.org.nz

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It was the final of the Tasman Women’s Rugby Trophy with HLS Waimea Old Boys travelling to Blenheim to take on Moutere at Lansdowne Park. With the Moutere side unbeaten all season they were starting favourites to lift the cup, but if they thought Waimea would rollover easily they were in for a real shock. Straight from the kick-off both teams tried to stretch each other’s defences, but both stood firm. Moutere were first on the score sheet, scoring an unconverted try. Both teams were playing good, fast, attacking rugby and the large crowd was enjoying what they were watching. Waimea finally broke through Moutere’s line with a try to Phoenix Lolly, which was converted by Bethan Manners. At half-time Waimea led 7-5. Moutere took the lead back again, scoring another unconverted try. Waimea bounced back and were play-

ing the best rugby they have played all season. It was the hard-working Tessa Hiller who scored a memorable individual try that was also converted by the reliable boot of Bethan Manners. Moutere were not going to stop and scored a converted try to take the lead 17-14. It was going to be an epic final five minutes. In the dying minutes Moutere broke Waimea hearts, scoring an unconverted try to seal their victory with a well-earned 22-14 win. Senior Men’s Tasman Trophy semi-final Marist 26 HLS Waimea Old Boys 20 The HLS Waimea semifinal vs. Marist for the Tasman Trophy started evenly and Waimea were the first to score with an Xavier Albert penalty to get the points board rolling. Punishing defence by Waimea and strong ball carrying by the Marist forwards was the order for rest of the 1st half, but a charged down clearing kick inside Waimea’s twenty-two lead to a Marist

converted try out wide. A further try to Marist put them ahead 14 to 3 at the break. Just what Waimea didn’t need at the start of the second half was a yellow card to prop Ruben Pollard for infringement at a ruck, followed by a further try to Marist to give them a comfortable lead at 19 to 3. Waimea had their mojo back and were coming home with a wet sail. A further try to another replacement, winger Mitchel Amberger, had Waimea well in the hunt at 19 to 15 with ten minutes to go. The tiring Marist team were struggling to contain the momentum of Waimea. But from the resulting kick-off a crucial blow was landed by Marist, charging down a clearing kick from defence, leading to an unconverted try. Waimea continued to apply pressure to an undersiege Marist defence and fullback Caleb Coventry dotted down out wide on the right. HLS Waimea can be proud of its season which brought a lot of young players into more game time than expected and this will be better for them in seasons to come.

Senior B’s HLS Waimea Old Boy’s 10 v Huia Birdhurst 13 It was a game to forget for the HLS Waimea Division 2 side, going down 13-10 to Huia Birdhurst. Waimea were looking to build towards their upcoming semi-final and started well, spending the first 10 minutes in the opposition half but just couldn’t get any points despite their attacking efforts. It only took a big run from the Huia centre for them to get their tails up. Shane Laurence managed to put Waimea in the board just before the break to make it 5-10. It was Shane again in the second half to dot down and level things up at 10 all. A penalty conceded to Huia with 10 minutes to go was the difference as they converted it and hung on to seal the victory. The pick of the players were young prop Adam Hahn and Tonili Afoia in the backs. Next week has Waimea in the semi against Collingwood in Collingwood.

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Shaane Fulton is one of fourteen, in a Kiwi riding team, who will be representing Cycling New Zealand in Switzerland in August. The Junior World Track Cycling Championships will be held at the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) headquarters in Aigle next month, and Shaane says she is “super excited” to be competing. “It will be cool to be back competing in the champs again. I competed in Italy last year and it was so overwhelming! But now I know what to expect going into this year’s race, I can relax a little bit and enjoy it.” Coming from an elite cycling background, her mother

and father, Karen and Dean Fulton, and her grandmother, Christine van Hoppe, are all standout cyclists in their own right, she says it is in her blood, “I guess you could say it has passed down through the family! “My nana was president of Tasman Wheelers for many, many years, she was president when I started racing, she has been a huge influence on me. Mum and Dad have been huge supporters right from the start. They gave me the nudge, they took me to Junior Trackies (Nelson Cycle Club) and they have always been there through everything. Mum’s cycling has always been an inspiration for me personally, and to be a high-performance athlete is my goal. Watching those athletes on the track, that is where I

want to be.” Her family will be meeting Shaane over in Switzerland for the event, but in the meantime she is in Cambridge with the rest of the team, for a month-long training camp to finish her build-up before flying out to the event. “Our families are meeting us over there, at the champs. It was amazing last year to have our own little Kiwi crowd waving the New Zealand flag and seeing familiar faces in the crowd. It was pretty special.” This will be Shaane’s last year competing at Junior level as next year, she says, she will be playing with the big guns and is looking forward to stepping up to the challenge. You can follow Shaane’s progress on her Facebook page: Shaane Fulton Junior Athlete

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Waimea College student Shaane Fulton is excited about competing in Switzerland at the Junior World Track Cycling Championships in August. Photo: Amy Russ.

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Richmond F45 battle hard against Prices After an impressive second round, Richmond F45 failed to maintain its winning streak against Prices Pharmacy in last Thursday’s premier netball game at Saxton Stadium. A slow start set the scene for the evening’s match, Richmond F45 struggling to get points on the board against a fired up Prices Pharmacy side. Kat Jones was back in full force in her familiar goal defence position and combined well with Amy Cunningham in the defensive unit. Sharon Finch gained good space finding opportune ball, however the first quarter ended two points in Prices Pharmacy’s favour (9-7). A timely deflection from Rebekah Shepherd caused a muchneeded turnover in the early stages of the second quarter. Although there was some accurate

shooting from Belinda Koloamatangi, Prices Pharmacy capitalised on any misses, increasing their lead. Strong rebounding from Amy and effective confusing of space with Kat helped to keep Richmond F45 in the game. Kat caused a flurry of havoc in the third quarter, gaining pickups and rebounds whilst communicating well with her defensive teammates, however the attacking end lost momentum. McKenzie Orange supported well in the wing defence position, creating turnovers and driving good ball through the court. Sharon stepped up a notch in the fourth quarter with skilful turnovers. Marina Hirst Tristram made an impact from the rear, but it wasn’t enough to pip Prices at the post, who walked away with a 42-34 win.

Sole female referee represents New Zealand at World Cup Amy Russ Richmond’s Courtney Hawke is the only female from New Zealand to be selected to referee at the upcoming Youth Touch World Cup in Malaysia, in August. Courtney will be joining seven other Kiwis, as part of a 40-member team of referees, to officiate at the event. The ex-Waimea College student, who now studies health science at Otago University, says she is pretty excited about going, “I went to the last one, years ago, and saw the other refs representing, I never thought that it would be me in four years’ time!” Playing the sport from a very young age, Courtney says it was her dad that got it all going, “My dad coached my brother, so we would get dragged along to the games, and it started from there. I am hoping to get to the Open World Cup next year, and to complete

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my Open Level 4 certificate, but that is still a few years away. I need more experience and exposure to the sport.” With family still living in the district, Courtney says her brother Blake is following her lead. “Blake just got his level one referee’s certificate, so I better watch out, he is catching up! He is the same age I was when I started refereeing.” Courtney says there is a noticeable shortage of female referees in New Zealand, and hopes to inspire young females to get involved. “The number of female refs is really limited in New Zealand and that’s what drove me to start with it. I think it is due to the amount of pressure that comes with it, no one like to be told they have done something wrong, especially in that environment, so I think that is hard for people to deal with. I hope to see some young blood coming through and taking it up.”

Courtney Hawke is the only female referee to be representing New Zealand at the 2018 Youth Touch World Cup in Malaysia. Photo: Supplied. Inset: Courtney Hawke. Photo: Supplied

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Nationals await junior squash players Three talented Club Waimea Squash Juniors are on their way to the Secondary School Nationals in Palmerston North in early August this year. Henry Aitken, Jayden Friend and Liam Gale competed earlier this year in the local Tasman Second-

ary Schools competition, coming in second place to Marlborough Boys A Team. The boys will now be joined by two newcomers to squash, Mason Bell and Sam Smith, to make up the squad of five needed for the National’s competition.

Attendance at the Nationals is compulsory for any junior/senior to be selected in the NZ Secondary school team that competes against Australia in the TransTasman competition in midAugust. Henry Aitken and Liam Gale have put forward their nom-

inations to be selected in the NZ team and we wish them all the best for selection. Fund-raising to help the team travel to Nationals has already begun and on August 16 there is a quiz night at Brightwater’s Sprig & Fern. Get a few friends together

and get down there for a 7.30pm start. All entry fee money from the quiz ($3 per person) goes to the Squash Team. The team wish to thank all the local businesses that have supported the Waimea College Squash Team.

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With no junior, youth or senior women’s matches being played because of the school holidays, the senior men’s teams for Richmond AFC all found themselves playing at home, apart from the Colts side which played at Victory Square. And earlier in the week the 4th division Bogans side had defaulted in their game. The match covered on Saturday, July 14, however was the Global Wings Travel Richmond Colts 3rd division team which took on FC Nelson Bays Joinery on the muddy Victory Square pitch. The game started slowly with both teams warming up to the task. The first chance came to the Colts in the 15th minute when Max Squire squared the ball across the face of goal to Ashley Keen who, on another day, would have made better use of the opportunity. The game quickened in pace as the Colts became more confident on the ball, though FC still favoured in possession. Moments before the break Andy Clover was called to make a sharp save, sticking out his left boot to deny FC the opening goal. The second half continued in similar fashion, with FC keeping the pressure on the Colts. Andy was called to make a few more saves as the half wore on, putting his name forward for Richmond’s man of the match. However, the game

did not end goal-less as, 10 minutes before full time, FC were on the board courtesy of an unfortunate deflection which sent the ball rolling into the opposite corner to which the keeper had covered. Having conceded a goal, the Colts were seeing more ball with Findlay Young having his shot well-blocked by an FC defender. The Colts were vulnerable on the break, with Andy being forced into making a couple more saves in the dying minutes. The game ended 1-0 to FC Nelson, with the Richmond Colts unlucky to walk away without a point. Back at Jubilee Park, the fans weren’t treated to any wins from the home teams with the 1st team going down to stronger Nelson College side, the Hornbills losing to Suburbs, Thistle narrowly losing to Wakefield in an 11-goal thriller, and the Stags coming close but finishing with a draw against their Wakefield opponents. Senior Results: Fresh Choice Richmond 1st 0 v Nelson College 5 Fresh Choice Richmond Hornbills 1 v Nelson Suburbs 3 Thompson Daly Chartered Accountants Thistle 5 v Wakefield 6 Global Wings Travel Colts 0 v FC Nelson 1 Sprig and Fern Stags 2 v Wakefield 2

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Community Notices PILATES In RIchmond Multi-level Pilates classes. Term 2 starts Wednesday July 25, 11:30am & 5:30pm $140. Enrolments essential as classes fill quickly. Meeting-rm, Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St. Email sue@ suewilson.kiwi.nz or call 0292 813 735 Facebook Classical Pilates with Sue PARTy foR A REASon 11 August at Brightwater Community Hall 7.30 to 11pm.. Supported by the local Brightwater Fire Brigade. Tickets $25 from Brightwater & Wakefield Schools & Brightwater Garage. Band – KICK, BYO drinks, supper provided. Proceeds to Nelson Hospice. Gold coins for raffles. ALzhEImERS nELSon Monthly Drop In Clinic: RICHMOND LIBRARY 4th Wednesday 9.30-11am Answers to your questions around dementia” ThE nELSon ASThmA SocIETy Improve your Breathing with exercise classes only $5 per class or $2 if you are a member. Phone Sue on 03 5441562 for info & support of your respiratory condition. We have wonderful free brochures for parents of asthmatic children. LInE dAncIng for all ages/gender Tuesdays & Thursdays 9 30am for new beginners 10am all levels til12.15. Stoke Methodist hall Putaitai St. Free morning tea & social chat please bring your cup. Easy routines great music & fun we are a caring community Diane ph 0274 491 569 or just arrive . 4th week in each month Monday & Thursday. dRIVIng mEnToRS nEEdEd to help former refugees gain their Restricted Licence. Volunteers are given full training, support & full use of our

dual control car. Email openroad.nelson@redcross.org.nz or call Margo 021 255 8550. A little bit of your time & patience can make a huge difference to the learner & their families. IS food, IS IT A PRobLEm foR you? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. nELSon RAILWAy at Founders Park. The Railcar is now running daily for the school holidays between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. Come & see us at the Station. Adults $5 Children $3. nELSon 50+ WALkIng gRouP: July 19th, Tahuna Beach-Blind Channel. Ph. Alison, 544 6833 or Jill, 548 6744. ASTRonomy: Public Open Nights (clear skies permitting) at Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Tce School, Atawhai, Friday 20 July, 7-9pm. View Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, & Milky Way through the new C14 telescope. $5 koha pp. Dennis 5470525. IndooR boWLS - SocIAL TEAm - Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy Street, Richmond. Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Maryann 5442596 fREE. RIchmond LIbRARy EVEnTS: 1. Good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.00pm. fRESh focuS will resume on Monday, 23 July. There will be no presentations on 9 & 16 July. ThE InnER WhEEL cLub of

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WAImEA Nelson is a Club for women meeting monthly to promote friendship, fun, speakers, outings & service. Why not join us? Contact Pat 548 2725 VoLunTEER nELSon: 1. 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. 2. If you live with a disability & would like to get involved in volunteering, Volunteer Nelson can help. Ph Belinda on 03 546 7681 email Belinda@volunteernelson.org.nz. 3. free governance workshop Thurs 7 July 5:15-7pm on ‘ Boards & Managers–getting the balance right’, facilitated by Garth Nowland-Foreman (Director, LEAD). Brought to you by Strengthening Community Governance project, funded by Rata Foundation. To register go to https://www.volunteernelson.org.nz/workshop-registration/ or call Holly at Volunteer Nelson on 03 546 7681 for info. hEnRy foRd bIRThdAy, ALL foRd EVEnT: At the Tahuna Beach Holiday Park. Sun. 29 July 10-4pm. Gold coin donation. CLUB CONTACTS 03-9220144 03-5488437 ncfcc.org. nz or email: nelsonclassicfordcc@ gmail.com https://www.facebook. com/groups/424154458038254/ EngLISh conVERSATIon gRouP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm, Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile St., by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970. fREE cookIng cLASSES on 2, 9

& 16 August - Thursday starting at 9:30 am and finishing with a meal and away by mid day. Come along to learn ways to cook on a budget. Register interest by text to 021 2013288 or through the way7020@gmail.com as only 6 places are available. fAThER chRIS SkInnER concERT at St Francis of Assisi Church 204 Songer St Stoke on Saturday 28th July at 7pm as a fundraiser for Faith & Light Nelson. Tickets - single $15, Family $40. To book Ph: Judy 5486253 or Norah 5473108. kIndLIng. fundRAISER for Nelson College Football team. Large seed bags filled with chopped pine slats (untreated), & chopped soft wood. Great quaility & value. $15 per bag or $25 for2. Text order Bridget 021 252 0930, with your name & address, & we will deliver (locally) for free. 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 Road. Mike & Milli 544 7906 nEW To nELSon? Join Citizens Advice and Nelson Newcomers for coffee on 17th July - Morri Cafe, 244 Hardy Street - 10am third Tuesday each month. Call Jane 546 7681. fREE (SPonSoREd) mEmbERShIP PoWERTALk Nelson for ESL speakers. Improve your speaking skills & communicate with ease. Learn to speak with confidence. Limited places. PoWERTALk nELSon fREE mEmbERShIP for students. Communication & Leadership Skills, Speaking Skills & Confidence. Coaching in Effective Speaking. Places

or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz. 2. Needing a new direction? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a more meaningful way? Join our Counselling GROUP on Tuesdays in Nelson, spaces available now. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. Interested? Call Life Linc Nelson 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz help us mAkE nELSon PLASTIc bAg fREE! Join us at the Tahunanui Community Centre from 7pm on Tuesday nights to help make ‘Boomerang Bags’. Everything is provided & no experience necessary. bRook SAncTuARy fEncE chEckIng & mAInTEnAncE Volunteers Wanted. Can you spare one day a month? Wednesdays 8.45am2pm. No fixed commitment all training provided. Help protect the future of Nelson’s Wildlife. 035462422. 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. nELSon AngEL WomEn’S LoAn fund assists women with small interest free loans for business startups, education or training purposes. Info. is on our website www.nelsonwomensloanfund.co.nz, text the parttime coordinator 021 0272 4890 ‘WALk WITh uS’ chARITy. WALK WIH US provides children aged 5-13 years with new school & sports shoes/boot. Contact your child’s school principal & ask them to email walkwithusnz@gmail.com for an application form.

limited.Both events: Call Linda 021910621 www.powertalknelson. org.nz cRAfT cARIng & ShARIng, Each Monday 9.30am-12noon ‘til 24 Sept. All welcome. Bring a friend. Bring your craft. Enjoy a cuppa. Gold coin donation. Ph. 544 9174 ask for Pauline or Terry 5449174. cAncER SocIETy SuPPoRT: monthly carers Support Group For Partners / Family / Friends who are supporting someone with cancer, or recovering from cancer. Come and meet others and discuss what you would find helpful from this group. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz Prostate cancer Support group meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 276 Nayland Road 1.30 to 3.30pm contact Bill phone 544 8635 or 5391137 mE/cfS/fm SuPPoRT nELSon bAyS. Find support with others who understand. Come & join our small informal group, third Monday of month, Halifax Cafe, 28Halifax St (opp. library), 2.30-3.30pm strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com SEnIoRnET Needing help with understanding & integrating your computer & other devices into your life style? Come to SeniorNet Nelson. See http://www.seniornetnelson. org.nz/ for more info. LIfE LInc nELSon EVEnTS: 1. feeling sad, stressed, depressed or stuck? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Motueka, Mapua Richmond or Nelson. Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions available now for individuals and couples. Interested? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400

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Richmond Bowls 12/7/18 John Allan, Helen Guiney, Joan Forsyth 1st, Ray Burborough, Colleen Kempton, Bob Foster 2nd, Mike Carter, Jenny Webb, Andy Marwick 3rd. Lucky team Russell Stevens, Janice Glassey, Russell Aitkenhead. Targets Shooting Woodclub Scores 16 /7/18 Aaron Findlay 99.07, Rach Mclaren 99.05, Adam Langbridge 98.08, Gary Pearson 97.04, Ross Paterson 96.05, Bruce Ward 96.03, Bryan Chapman 95.02, Shan Gourley 95.01, Gina Grimwood 95.01, Cara Pearson 94.02, Peter Slinn 94.01, Des Ching 92.02 Target Shooting Richmond 16 /7/18 Dean Hayton 98.7 Alan Gibbs 96.3 Mike Biggs 99.6 Paul Holland 94.2 Katheran Butt 97.6 195.6 Mark Easton 94.1 94.0 Rick Black 95.4 191.9 Andrew Stanton 94.2 189.6 Annette Peterson 92.2 90.1 Courtney Amberger 95.2 Graeme Smith 93.1 Gerald Holland 91.0

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given in accordance with clause 12.8 of the Network Tasman Trust Deed that a public meeting will be held at Club Waimea, 345 Queen Street, Richmond

Notice given at 2.30pmis onhereby Friday, 27 July 2018. in accordance with clause 12.8 ofBusiness: the Network Tasman Trust Deed that a public meeting be held Club Queen Street, 1 will To receive Trustees’at report on theWaimea, operation of the345 Trust for the year ended 31 March 2018 and to receive the Financial Statements for that period. Richmond at 2.30pm on Friday, 27 July 2018. 2

To receive a report on the operations of Network Tasman Limited for the year

ended 31 March 2018 and on the Company’s Financial Statements for that Business: period. To comment on the Company’s compliance withoperation its Statement ofof Corporate 1 3To receive Trustees’ report on the the Intent and receive comment from the public. Trust for the year ended 31 March 2018 and to 4 To appoint an Auditor for the 2018/2019 year. receive the Financial Statements for that period.

The Tasman District under-18 women’s rep team competed in Palmerston North, at the U18 Women’s Association tournament, last week. The team played some tough games, coming in last place, but the women gave it their all and played hard to the end. Photo: Supplied.

Wet weekend floods hockey turf A few of the Nelson Hockey Association (NHA) club teams battled through the elements on Sunday July 8, before the final games being cancelled in the afternoon. Division one men’s team Tasman dominated over Waimai United NC, winning their game 13 - 1 on Saturday

July 7 and Federal won 3 -2 against Waimai United. Division two women’s team Federal beat Waimai United 10 – 1, Tasman Black won 4 – 0 against Tasman White, and Tasman Green played Federal Ravens, winning 8 – 1. Game of the week went to division three men’s teams

Tasman and Endeavours, with both teams fighting to the end despite the conditions. Ultimately Endeavours won the battle 5 - 4, showing more accuracy at the circle and a good level of execution for the finish. In the same division, Federal played Waimai United, coming out on

top, 3 – 1. Division three women’s teams Tasman White, Black Hawkes, Rewa and Tasman Black had their games cancelled due to the weather, but Waimai United and Federal Firebirds snuck one in, with Waimai United winning 4 – 2 against the Firebirds.

of the above Statements, and Statement Corporate Intent 2 Copies To receive a Reports, reportFinancial on the operations ofofNetwork are available for inspection at the office of the Trust, C/- Craig Anderson Ltd, 270a Queen Street,Limited Richmond during normalyear office ended hours from31 Friday 13 July 2018 2018 or Tasman for the March www.networktasman.co.nz. and on the Company’s Financial Statements for that The Trust has adopted model guidelines prepared by Energy Trusts of New Zealand period. for access to information by beneficiaries of Energy Trusts. These guidelines can also be inspected at the office of the Trust or www.networktasman.co.nz

3 To comment on the Company’s compliance with its Statement of Corporate Intent and receive comment P J Adamson SECRETARY from the public. 4 To appoint an Auditor for the 2018/2019 year. Copies of the above Reports, Financial Statements, and Statement of Corporate Intent are available for inspection at the office of the Trust, C/- Craig Anderson Ltd, 270a Queen Street, Richmond during normal office hours from Friday 13 July 2018 or www.networktasman.co.nz. The Trust has adopted model guidelines prepared by Energy Trusts of New Zealand for access to information by beneficiaries of Energy Trusts. These guidelines can also be inspected at the office of the Trust or www.networktasman.co.nz P J Adamson SECRETARY

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Classified

situations vacant

Alaron Products Limited is New Zealand’s leading GMP Certified manufacturer and packer of complementary medicines and natural health products. Based in Bolt Road, Nelson the business is going through a considerable period of growth and as a result is looking to appoint the following key roles:

SITE MAINTENANCE MANAGER

• Oversee Site Maintenance and Engineering Projects • Hands on Management Opportunity Alaron Products is looking for an experienced person to lead the installation, general maintenance and repair of a variety of equipment within its manufacturing operation. Reporting to the Production Manager, this role is vital in planning and scheduling preventative maintenance, minimising production down time, overseeing engineering projects and ensuring all equipment is in safe working condition. The successful applicant will possess the following skills and attributes: • Experience in managing/supervising a small team in a mechanical engineering or maintenance environment • Strong mechanical background within maintenance and diagnostics • Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to build strong working relationships • Can demonstrate leadership toward safety in the workplace • The ability to organise, plan and schedule work on the basis of priority • A reasonable level of computer literacy • Project Management experience would be advantageous You will be critical in managing a small team that is responsible for executing maintenance schedules to minimise production down time. The role would suit an experienced Site Maintenance Manager or someone who has the potential to step up into this role. A background overseeing preventative maintenance and engineering improvement within a manufacturing environment would be preferred.

QUALITY ASSURANCE COORDINATOR • Nelson Based • QA Admin/Document Control Focus • Awesome Development Opportunity Reporting to the Quality Assurance Team Leader, this permanent full-time role will be focused on providing accurate Quality Assurance documentation to ensure product compliance with market and regulatory specifications. To be successful in this position you will demonstrate the following skills and attributes: • Strong administration and/or document control experience. • Detailed accuracy in the review of documentation, integration of legislative changes, laboratory results and customer requirements • Demonstrated skills in a range of computer-based systems including Microsoft products • Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively both internally and externally • Ability to hit deadlines and plan workload effectively This important role within our Quality Assurance team demands a strong administrator with an eye for detail. While having Quality Assurance experience within a GMP environment would be beneficial, full training will be provided to the right person and on that basis all candidates with strong admin or document control backgrounds tabled with a great attitude will be considered.

PURCHASING OFFICER • Nelson Based • Logistics Focus Our current Purchasing Officer is moving to another exciting opportunity within our business and as a result we are looking for a person to continue the good work already performed in this role. Reporting to the Logistics Manager, this full-time position will be primarily focused on the timely procurement and supply of raw materials to meet customer, manufacturing and quality demands. To be successful in this position you will demonstrate the following skills and attributes: • Strong experience preferably within a procurement or purchasing role. • Effective negotiation and facilitation skills • Demonstrated skills in a range of computer-based systems including Microsoft products • Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively both internally and externally • Efficient organisational skills, hit deadlines and plan workload effectively • Ability to contribute value to a fast-paced supply chain environment The Purchasing Officer will be responsible for the purchasing of raw materials, consumables and equipment along with developing supplier relationships and monitoring their performance. Being able to problem solve to ensure materials arrive in full and on time is critical to the success of our business. If you are interested in applying for one of the above roles, please send your Cover Letter and CV to hr@alaron.co.nz by 5.00pm, Friday 27th July 2018 or contact Dylan (The HR Guy) on 021 543 510 for more information.

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Ph 544 4306

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