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Councillor advocates for Cancer Society Matt McCrorie Reporter

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Councillor Dana Wensley is advocating for more support for the Cancer Society, despite this

year’s event being postponed due to fears that Covid-19 will spread. Dana is no stranger to battles. Last June, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Despite a family history of breast cancer, Dana says it came as a

complete shock. “I was devastated,” she says. “I’ve always kept myself fit and healthy, and it felt unfair. But cancer is unfair” After being denied a biopsy after discovering breast changes and

being told to return to Nelson Hospital in 6 months for a repeat MRI, Dana says that with a family history of breast cancer, waiting around ‘was not an option.’ “I said, ‘I’m not going to be one of those women who falls through

the cracks. I’m not.’” Dana then went private for her biopsy, paying out of pocket, which led to an eventual diagnosis of breast cancer, but she says

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Locals get their hands dirty to raise funds Susan Johnson Hundreds turned out on Sunday for the Muddy Buddy challenge fundraiser for Tasman School. The weather was perfect, and the crowd was in good form. It was Gaynor Fisher’s first time, but it won’t be her last. “This is brilliant, you can’t help trying to stay clean at first but then you get past the point of no return and then bam, head to toe it is,” she says. For a contribution of $20 per person or $50 for a family, challengers could do one,

Ellanna and Mick Rollason with Sophia Phillips at this year’s Muddy Buddy. Photo: Susan Johnson.

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Events around the region are being cancelled as fears around the spread of Covid-19 increase. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced a ban on gatherings of more than 500 people in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus outbreak. “If those gatherings have large numbers of people where they are in close contact with one another, where they, for instance, aren’t in things like allocated seating where it’s hard for us to trace them, those gatherings won’t be going ahead,” she said. The ban will apply to nonessential events like sporting activities, music festivals and religious and cultural events, but will exclude schools and universities. Relay for Life, which was scheduled to take place at the Richmond Showgrounds this

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Councillor advocates for Cancer Society from PAGE 1 the stress was ‘exhausting.’ “It ate me up, it was really stressful being let down by the system and having to figure it out on your own. “Cancer is a hard pathway. It’s not like breaking your leg, where you know it’s going to heal and get better every month. You have so much uncertainty, and there are a lot of difficult decisions that you have to make for yourself.” Since her diagnosis Dana has undergone several major operations, including two mastectomies. She says she wouldn’t have gotten through it without the support of organisations like the Cancer Society.

“The cancer society has been crucial. I just felt like they embraced me.” One of the key elements of support that the Cancer Society provided was counselling and an 8-week funded fitness rehabilitation programme, working with strength and conditioning coach Tyson Fitzpatrick. “I had never been to a gym before, so it was incredibly daunting,” Dana says. “I was extremely limited in my movement, and the programme has helped to make me feel strong again. When you feel strong physically, you start to feel strong mentally.” Programmes like the fitness course provided have

been ‘crucial’ to recovery, Dana says. “God knows what would happen to me, and other people, without the Cancer Society. They are fundamental to society.” Dana says that while she is disappointed that the relay won’t be taking place, she believes that supporting the Cancer Society is vitally important. “We’re encouraging people to continue making their donations, because the work that the Cancer Society do is really crucial. “Every minute of the day I know how fortunate I am,” she says. For those who need support, go to https://cancernelson.org.nz/ for more information.

weekend, has been postponed. “While the world works together to better understand and slow the spread of COVID-19, we have decided to postpone our Relay for Life event which was planned for 21st-22nd March 2020,” a

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Snowden’s Bush Trust halfway to target Matt McCrorie Reporter

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The Snowden’s Bush Trust is well over the halfway line in their bid to preserve an important piece of land in Brightwater. The group, formed last year, was created by Brightwater residents to purchase the frontage of Snowden’s bush along Waimea West Road from the Anglican Church and add it to the reserve. Last week, one year since the trust was formed, they reached a milestone, hitting $190,000, over half of their fundraising target of $350,000. Trust member Jerry Cameron says the community support has been ‘heartening.’ “To start things off, the Nelson Diocesan trust agreed to sell the land at $130,000 less than market value, which is great for them to show their support,” Jerry says. Funding has been made up of donations from businesses and grants, as well as private donations. “The donations from the community have been heartening, as well as contributions from businesses like Talley’s, who have just donated $10,000.”

Nick Smith, Anne Turley, Paul Milson, Janice Gibbs, Jerry Cameron, Lorelle Puklowski, Antoinette Besier, Karen Cameron, John Baker, Megan Brown and Tim King gathered to celebrate the Snowden’s Bush Trust hitting their halfway mark. Photo: Matt McCrorie. The trust also partnered with the Tasman District Council, who agreed to contribute $117,000. Mayor of Tasman Tim King says that the progress made so far has been ‘a great effort.’ “This is something that the community wanted, and the council wasn’t in a position to contribute

the total amount, so it’s a testament to the community. If they really want something, they’ll go out and raise the money.” Tim says that community groups like the Snowden’s Bush Trust partnering with the council is essential. “Everything that we do is made

easier if you partner with the community – if people are prepared to gather around and put their own time and effort into fundraising and raising money, then that’s a good sign that it’s something that the community wants.” MP for Nelson Nick Smith is an-

other driving force behind the trust, who says that hitting the halfway mark is “a fantastic tribute to the work of Jerry and the team.” “It’s still going to be a challenge to get to the magic number, but there is strong support from the community.” Nick says that with a lot of new subdivisions going on in Brightwater, it’s all the more important to have public spaces and nature that’s accessible for the Brightwater community. Janice Gibbs, who organised the community meeting that formed the trust, says that it’s incredible to see how far the group has come. “The first meeting we had, everyone wanted us to do this. The community is on board.” While they need to raise the rest of the money by August 1, Jerry says that the members of the trust are optimistic. “We think we’ll definitely get it over the line – there is a lot of work to be done, don’t get me wrong, but we’ve had great community support and we’ve got several significant grants pending. “There are irons in the fire, but we still need everyone’s support to get us over the line”

Scrub fire contained

A scrub fire in Tutaki Valley, near Murchison, was contained by local fire crews last Wednesday, March 11. A spokesperson for Fire and Emergency New Zealand says that a call came in at 1:45pm reporting a bush fire near Mangles Valley Road. Crews from both Murchison and Lake Rotoiti fire stations responded, along with a helicopter. The fire was contained.

Kayaker dies in Ruby Bay

A man pulled from Ruby Bay after his kayak capsized last Thursday has died. Police received reports of a man who was distressed after capsizing at around 1pm, after he was spotted by a member of the public from the shore in Ruby Bay. A police spokesperson says the man was unresponsive when he was pulled from the water, and CPR was administered before he was airlifted by the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter, but was unable to be revived. His death will be referred to the Coroner.

Workplace death near Ngatimoti

A man has died following a workplace incident in Ngatimoti last weekend. A police spokesperson says that an incident happened at around 3:45pm on Sunday 15 March, and despite efforts to revive the man, he died from his injuries. WorkSafe NZ has been advised, as has the coroner and police. WorkSafe opened an investigation into the death on Monday.

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Nelmac triumphant in bike challenge Matt McCrorie Nelmac has claimed victory in this year’s Bike Aotearoa challenge, beating out both Nelson City Council and Tasman District Council for the top spot in the region. The Aotearoa Bike Challenge is a national event that encourages workplaces to get out on their bikes more. The workplace gains points for every kilometre biked during the challenge. While they clocked in 6,322km last year in their first attempt at the challenge, Nel-

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A local underwater robotics programme is seeking funding to continue to teach school children about science, engineering and technology in a “hands-on” way. NZ AquaBots is the first programme of its kind in the country and is run by Ministry of Inspiration - a Nelsonbased charitable trust that reaches over 2000 students annually. The trust is a nominee for this year’s Car Company’s Charity Drive, which sees $10,000 up for grabs for community organisations. Amy Cornelisen from Ministry of Inspiration says it would be “huge” for them to receive some of the money. “Currently, we run at a loss. It’s grown exponentially but with more funding we could impact more students.” Aquabots are remotely operated, tethered, underwater vehicles designed and built by students from a supplied kit, who then form teams to compete in local and national competitions. Amy says they would use the funds to purchase aquabot kits to pass on to students.

As Covid-19 continues to spread, more people are being asked to self-isolate if they believe that they are showing symptoms or have come into contact with anyone who might be positive for the virus. The Richmond Lions club are extending an offer of help to those who might need it in the coming weeks. The government recently announced further travel restrictions, meaning anyone who has travelled to New Zealand from another country is required to self-isolate for 14 days, excluding those travelling from the Pacific Islands. In response to this news, and in an effort to help to community, the Richmond Lions club is offering a delivery service to anyone who may be required to self-isolate. Nigel Jones says the service is for things people need urgently. Nigel says that while many supermarkets offer groceries delivery as a commercial service, people required to self-isolate may need help accessing things like medication from pharmacies, or even books from the library. “Hopefully, most people who have to self-isolate will have family or friends who will deal with it for them – but not everyone does. Not everybody has a support network. “It was something I thought about, and our members wanted to take part in and serve the community.” Nigel says the group is able to deliver to Stoke, Richmond, Brightwater, Wakefield and Mapua. Anyone interested in finding out more should contact Raeowna on 5380467 or Nigel on 0210723035.

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Rhys and Griffn Barak, 9, with their aquabot. Photo: Harri Jordan. “We need up to $5000 to be able to offer 22 aquabot kits (equalling 110 students) and mentorship to those who cannot afford it and don’t have access to a pool to practice in. “If we buy the kits directly from the USA they are around $280, but we can build our own here for $160.” Hiring the pool for compe-

titions also does not come cheap at over $2000. Nelson Central School student Moana Williams, 10, has been involved in the programme for the past year and says it has taught her about science and technology “in a fun way”. “I like the building part of it, and things like the underwater maze and going through

hoops.” The Car Company’s Charity Drive launched earlier this month and local organisations are invited to apply until 6 April. Application forms are available at www.carcompanynelson.co.nz or at Car Company branches in Nelson, Richmond and Tahunanui.

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When Roelof de Haan first learned his daughter was diagnosed with a rare kidney disease he knew what he had to do. Initially, it was thought that the 14-year-old just had some stomach problems, but then a friend told them to get her blood tested. It was then that they discovered she had nephronophthisis - a genetic disorder of the kidneys which is inherited by the recessive genes from both parents. It was 2008 and, while she was able to go onto dialysis for a time, it was clear that she needed a transplant. That’s when Roelof stepped in. “There are long-term risks to donating a kidney, but you give the gift of life to someone struggling to just get by,” he says. “They don’t tend to last forever but it’s the closest thing to a cure.” But then, after seven good years, his daughter suffered renal failure of the donated kidney while she was at university in Wellington and had to drop out. For the past four years, she has been on dialysis three times a week, which filters and purifies her blood. It helps keep fluids and electrolytes in balance when the kidneys can’t do their job. She is only 26-years-old. However, her story is not unique. There are more than 400,000 New Zealanders

who suffer from kidney disease. The saga of the de Haan family’s struggles with kidney failure came to light on Sunday as part of a barbecue hosted by the Nelson Kidney Support group. Roelof and members of Nelson Kidney Support want to raise awareness about organ donation to those who don’t understand it. The event brought together about 15 people with tales to tell of their struggles with kidney disease and the way it has changed their lives. Founder of the group, Linda Putter, wants the public to know that there is support out there. “When I first came here there was no kidney support,” she says. The group are positive, optimistic and have a good laugh together, despite the difficulties that many of them endure daily. Marie Gill has been on the waiting list for a kidney for ten years. “People aren’t aware,” she says. “For someone to donate organs you have to be in ICU on life-support and declared brain dead, and your family have to agree to contribute your organs.” This is true even if your driver’s licence is marked ‘donor’. “That’s why it’s important for people to have these conversations to say ‘I would like to donate these organs’, before it’s too late,” says Marie. To contact Linda e-mail: nelsonkidneys@gmail.com.

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Keith Marshall, Molly Wilkin, Krystal Hollis and Hayden Waller will bring ‘Kiwifruits’ to the stage in Wakefield this month. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

Colourful take on Cinderella coming to Wakefield Matt McCrorie A colourful take on the story of Cinderella is coming to Wakefield next week, thanks to a passionate group of local thespians. The play ‘Kiwifruits’, written by Karl Nixon and Craig Cooper, is described as a hilarious Kiwi take on the Cinderella story. Production manager Deidre Johnson says “The story is told by two drag queens, an older one and a young one. There’s a nice sort of mentorship.” They tell the story of how the Castle Road Tavern, a

classic Kiwi Pub, was saved from financial ruin by being transformed from a working man’s pub to a venue for spectacular drag shows. “It’s a nice story, there’s a lot of music from the 80’s in there, too.” The play, directed by Hugh Neill, is being put on by the Wakefield Country Players. “We’ve been around for 50 years now,” says Deidre. “It’s a community group where everyone just volunteers.” “I think we have a real heart here. It’s not just about churning out plays, it’s about working together and nur-

Nelson Matters

The coronavirus is a real crisis. Its implications are already impacting on thousands of Nelsonians’ lives and businesses. It is dominating my work as I do everything possible to assist people and help ensure the Government’s response protects people’s health, businesses and jobs. Managing this sort of crisis is not easy for Governments. I have been in the Cabinet room through the Global Financial Crisis, the Christchurch earthquakes, the Pike River Mining Disaster and the Kaikoura earthquake. Decisions have to be made with imperfect information. The situation can change rapidly. It is so crucial to public trust in such crises that Government is open,

timely and straight with information. The situation should not be exaggerated or minimised but told as it is. This includes being honest about uncertainties. The Government’s response to such a crisis needs to be consistent and build public confidence. The temptation to react to the daily demands of the news cycle risks a reactionary approach that flips wildly and lacks strategic direction. I do not think the Government realised the severity of this developing crisis in January and February. We were behind the US, UK and Australia in screening flights and in issuing official advisories on travel to coronavirus hot spots. We were too

slow in applying travel restrictions for people from Italy when it was plain the disease was out of control there. A better job has been done on cruise ships. The management of the NZer’s on the Diamond Princess in Japan was spot on. The ban on cruise ship passengers coming ashore here was a bit slow but is now in place. The strongest criticism I have received from Nelson constituents has been from people travelling through our international airports. They were critical that in airports like Taiwan, Hong Kong, Sydney and Singapore, every passenger was questioned and temperature checked, whereas the checks on entering New

turing each other. It’s a really strong community, these shows bring a huge variety of ages and different types of people coming together.” Deidre also says that it’s a great way to get people onto the stage who might not have otherwise had the chance. “There are lots of people who have never done drama before, they have a chance to try it.” Hugh Neill, the director, says that the show will be ‘a lot of fun.’ “This is the second time I’ve directed for the country players,” Hugh says. “I love the culture here. Eve-

rybody really gets stuck in, and they give it 110%.” Hugh says that people will be surprised by the play. “It’s going to be a great, fun night. It’s a twist on the classic fairy story of Cinderella, with a bit of a camp twist to it.” “It’s really a lot of fun, there’s a lot of gags and audience interaction.” The show will be performed on March 27, 28 and April 1, 2, 3, 4, at the Wakefield Village Hall. Doors open at 6:30 pm, with the show starting at 7:30. For bookings call 541 8869 or bookcountryplay ers@gmail.com

Susan Johnson Following its launch last month, the first Nelson/Tasman Climate Forum was held on Saturday, the 14th, at the Headingly Centre in Richmond, attended by around 100 people. Opening with a karakia, this first meeting was to establish the nature of the forum, to build the forum community, and to kickstart the strategic action. Representatives from the TDC, Nelson City Council and local businesses were in attendance and Trindi Walker from Tasman Dis-

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trict Council found it an inspiring environment to be in. “I’m excited with the energy this group brings,” she says. Interim co-chair Julian Raine stepped down and was succeeded byTe Wehi Ratana, who has a proven history of environmental causes. “Policy is made by people who turn up and have that engagement with their community,” she said. “and an enthusiastic young person who turns up on a Saturday means a lot to me.” A workshop followed the forum with plans to meet regularly.

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Top of the South History Robert Mercer Paton was born in Agra, Bengal, India in 1824. He married Maria Young in September 1847 in Simla, West Bengal, India. Maria had been born in Calcutta, India in 1826. Robert was a captain in the Bengal Horse Artillery at the time. The men of the Bengal Horse Artillery were said to be the pick of those recruited by the East India Company, having excellent physique and a very handsome uniform. Robert retired from the Bengal cavalry and with his family, arrived in Nelson 3 April 1862.

They had travelled from Sydney, Australia, on board the steamer Lord Worsley. The family initially established themselves in Gloucester Street in Nelson before Robert purchased the Beacon Hill property in Hope belonging to Edward Webby. He later purchased more land and by 1870 had added a further 247 acres to the original 653. He and Maria added four more children to their family of six children. As well as the Beacon Hill property, Robert had further land in the Upper Ngatimoti area. A serious fire occurred there in 1870, destroying out-houses, stable and other property. A

few months later the property of about 1000 acres was put up for sale or to be let with a purchasing option. At the same time the 900 acres at Waimea East was also put up for sale. He was still advertising this property in 1871. In August 1872 he had a serious accident at Nelson Port when he made a false step and fell into the hold of the barque William Prowse, landing on a quantity of railway iron. This fall resulted in a shattered arm and severe internal injuries and there was doubt that he would live out the night. Three doctors were in attendance. Contrary to expectations

he survived. Major Paton was well known for his enthusiasm for religious matters, charitable

practices and as a distributor of religious publications. He had very broad views and his services for preaching were available to many communions of which he was not a member. By April 1864 he had established a Young Men’s Bible Class at Hope School. When a new Free Chapel opened at Waimea West in March 1873, Robert conducted the two morning services. From early in 1875 he preached regularly at the Temperance Hall in Bridge Street. In 1895 he petitioned for religious instruction in public schools in the colony. Robert died in 1901 and Maria in 1907. They are buried in the Richmond Cemetery.

What are the qualities of people who have successfully negotiated this further journey? You can recognise such people. They are outward focussed, self-giving, not guarded or self-protective, always looking for ways to give themselves away. They have increased empathy and sympathy because they know deep inside how much it hurts to hurt. It was Carl Jung

who first popularized the phrase “the two halves of life” to describe the two major tasks of any human life. The first half of life is spent building our sense of identity, importance, and security but, often through suffering, failure or a significant loss, you will discover a door into the second half of life with real purpose and identity at a much deeper level. His own experience was through

illness and pain he said “to experience defeat was also to experience victory.” Christianity is the only religion that has a counterintuitive image of God - a naked, bleeding, dying man. Not rational or attractive. He is the image of the invisible God, who participates in the pain of the world and who through his own suffering brought meaning to our suffering not only through his life, but ultimately through his death and resurrection.

Robert Mercer Paton, the namesake of Paton’s road.

Just a thought... Ross Ferguson Richmond Community Church I’ve come to realise that life is far from a linear journey and that life is sooner or later invaded by unwelcome visitors! Surprises, crises, disappointments, tragedies that we didn’t see coming. Just when you think everything is fine, out of the blue, comes a curve ball from nowhere. Completely unexpected! On a global scale - natural disas-

ters, social and political upheaval, terrorist attacks, an erupting volcano or a tiny virus! Or on a personal level - a redundancy, a broken relationship, a cancer diagnosis or a sudden death. How do you cope? Blame God? Blame others? My observation is that no matter what the curve ball, I have been inspired by those who have been on a further journey through unimaginable pain, suffering, failure or loss and have allowed it to transform them.

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Mick and Ellanna Rollason with friend Sophia Phillips celebrate having finished. Photo: Susan Johnson.

Locals get their hands dirty to raise funds fRoM PAGE 1 two or three laps of the prepared course. Prizes donated by local businesses were up for grabs, and included two mountain bikes and vouchers from different

cafes and restaurants from around the region. Spot prizes for best costume including, for the first time, best eco-costume, as entrants were encouraged to think about the materials they used when making their costume.

Revered author Christine Leun- national film festival, was nominatens, who wrote the acclaimed novel ed for two golden globes, six baftas, ‘Caging Skies’ which inspired the and six Oscars, including best film. Oscar winning film ‘Jojo Rabbit,’ Taika took away the Oscar for Best will be speaking at the Richmond Adapted Screenplay. Library this month. “These awards are recognition of ‘Caging Skies,’ first published in 2004, the power of storytelling and a celebration of the is described as combined talents of “A gripping, atChristine Leunens mospheric novel and Taika Waititi,” about obsession and love which says Libraries Manexamines truth ager Glennis Coote. and lies, and lays “We’re thrilled to be bare our darkest welcoming Chrisimpulses.” tine to Richmond Since it’s publiLibrary and are excited to be sharing cation, the novel in her success with has become an the wider Tasman international best-seller, being community.” translated into Christine Leunens more than 20 will be speaking at Richmond Lilanguages. Director Taika brary on Saturday, Waititi was sent a Christine Leunens, a Nelson- 28 March, from copy of the novel based author who wrote ‘Caging 11.30am-12.30pm. by his mother, Skies’ which was adapted into Page & Blackmore who suggested ‘Jojo Rabbit’ will be speaking will be selling copit would make a at the Richmond Library this ies of Caging Skies good film, and month. Photo: Supplied. at the event. It is free ‘Jojo Rabbit’ was to attend and eveborn. The film won the people’s ryone is welcome, an opportunity choice award at the Toronto Inter- which should not be missed.

If you had the energy, after rinsing off under a hose there were food stalls, a bouncy castle and face painting. The annual event is a great day out, especially for family groups, who were well represented.

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Rural market proves to be resilient Joe Blakiston

Despite all the negative headlines and apparent headwinds in farming circles, the Tasman Rural Real Estate market has proved very resilient. Traditionally, the Nelson region has a low volume of sales. Lifestyle and horticultural sales tend to dominate the statistics, says Joe Blakiston, however several significant larger sales of rural properties have occurred in recent months. Change of land use is driving many sales in the region . Whether this might be dairy to horticulture, sheep and beef to carbon farming or forestry, or even simply the future expansion of growing urban areas into the hinterland Of most significance have been

Another Tapawera dairy farm sold for conversion to hops by Doug Smith. Photo: Supplied. two properties sold by PGGWrightson in the Tapawera region. Two dairy farms have recently been sold for conversion into hop production to major corporate organisations. This highlights the importance of horticulture to the region. My Farm Investments are developing a 180 hectare property at Kohatu sold late in 2019 for over $8m, while another 245 hectare

dairy farm in Tapawera has sold by PGGW agent Doug Smith for an undisclosed sum, also planned for future hop development Both properties had good water consents and good soils and are both in a favourable area for hop growing. These properties attracted a significant premium over the current dairy farm values . Other larger properties that PGGWrightson have sold recently

include a 247 ha Golden Bay sheep farm with holiday accommodation, a 215 ha grazing / forestry property in Upper Moutere and a unique 60 ha block at Best Island. Peter Evans has some longstanding forestry contacts and is always fielding enquiries for bare land and established forest blocks in the region, as well as dryland farming opportunities. PGGW agents report a steady level of

buyer enquiry and even with the dry conditions they are seeing plenty of interest in new property to the market. “Traditionally only 10 to 12 farms over 50 hectares are sold each year in the Tasman market and PGGWrightson is fortunate to have transacted a large number of these in recent years, so we feel able to comment on th strength of the market” says Joe Blakiston. The outlook is still good with Tasman being a desirable area where people look to come and live for reasons other than farming pursuits, which does add to the interest in farms. Interest rates are at historic lows and despite some market price uncertainties with the worldwide virus effects, the outlook is positive for rural real estate sales as we head into autumn.

Mahana School fundraiser a success Mahana School held its main fundraiser on Saturday 14th March hosting a Twilight Fiesta. The stunning early evening

weather supported a great lineup of music including Morgan and Nigel Grove -Roberts, Zac Griffths, and the award-winning

Medicine Woman who are regulars at this event. , Kids were not left out either as they slid down the water slide

tower, reached for the sky on bouncy castles and bumped along on tractor rides. The local Rural Fire Service had

a unit on site and their very realistic simulator to get an understanding of how to stay low in the dark.

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Tasman District Council provides free microchipping for dogs under 6 months of age and in early April will be providing free microchipping sessions for all dogs throughout the Tasman District. An invitation to one of the sessions will be sent via email or letter to owners of dogs with no recorded microchip number. If you receive a letter and your dog is microchipped please inform the Council via email at dogcontrol@tasman.govt.nz or phone 03 543 8400.

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Farm working dogs (defined as those that are kept solely or principally for herding or droving stock) are exempt. No other working dogs are exempt. Failing to have a microchip implanted in a dog is an offence the penalty for which range from an infringement notice and associated fine of $300 to prosecution and fine not exceeding $3000. Dog owners are given a warning and opportunity to microchip their dogs prior to the issuing of any infringement notices. For more information on the free microchipping sessions, please go to tasman.govt.nz/my-property/animal-control/dog-control/dog-registration

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job vacancies Diesel Mechanic Full time permanent – maybe require flexible hours

Full time permanent – maybe require flexible hours. Weseeking are seeking a dedicated Diesel Mechanic proven workshop We are a dedicated Diesel Mechanic withwith proven workshop management experience to run our workshop. management experience to run our workshop. a company we specialize Hauler heavy machinery As a As company we specialize in Haulerinand heavyand machinery maintenance maintenance and repairs therefore knowledge in this area is essential. and repairs therefore knowledge in this area is essential. The involves role involves repairing and servicing heavy equipment and The role repairing and servicing heavy equipment and machinery out machinery out in the field (Tasman and beyond) and in our workshop in the field (Tasman and beyond) and in our workshop located in Richmond, located in Richmond, Nelson. Nelson. Managing a small team, be responsible Managing a small team, youyou will will be responsible for:for: • Planning out the weeks work for each mechanic • Planning out the weeks work for each mechanic • Seeking out new clientele • Seeking out new clientele • Communicate effectively with clients, suppliers and work colleagues • Communicate effectively with clients, suppliers and work colleagues To be considered for this position we require the following:

To be considered for this position we require the following: • Hauler experience • Hauler experience • Class 2 license • Class 2 license • Strong motivation to work to a high-quality standard • Strong motivation to work to a high-quality standard • Prepared to work flexible hours at times • Prepared to work flexible hours at times • Ability to troubleshoot and repair • Ability to troubleshoot and repair

Furthermore, you will be customer orientated, a team player and also Furthermore, you will be customer orientated, a team player and also have have the ability to work alone or part of a team.

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Teacher of French - Part-Time (Long Term Relief) Waimea College is looking for a dynamic, enthusiastic, hardworking teacher for a part-time position teaching French for 20 hours per week - up to 0.8 FTE (including paid non-contacts). Ability to teach to senior levels an advantage. This is a long term relieving position and will take effect from 27 April 2020 covering for a permanent employee who is on leave. Applications close at 4.00pm on Monday 30 March 2020. Please email your application through to Paula Dempsey – paula.dempsey@waimea.school.nz. Please include a completed Teaching Application Form with your application, which can be obtained off our school website - www.waimea.school.nz/Vacancies Scott Haines Principal

Experienced/Qualified Builders Required Marshall Builders is a licensed Building Practitioner operating across Nelson and Richmond. We offer a wide variety of building, renovation and custom carpentry services and have a strong commitment to providing the highest quality workmanship on all of our projects. We believe that if something is worth doing, then it’s worth doing properly. Do it once, do it right! Become part of a growing company with an excellent team culture. To be considered for this role, you must have the following: • At least two years of experience in new builds and renovation • Current licence & vehicle • Hand tools and battery-powered tools • Be reliable & honest • High-quality approach to your work • Physically fit • A team player and willing to take over diverse tasks • NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa Apply now! Please send through a cover letter & CV along with two work-related references asap to lilly@marshallbuilders.co.nz

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Painting Team Leader and Tradesperson required Our Nelson/Tasman based painting company is expanding due to strong demand!

Swing Yarder Operator or Floater Moutere Logging Ltd is a family owned forest harvesting company based in Brightwater, Tasman/Nelson. We have 10 crews operating in the top of the south island and another 5 crews in the southern North Island. We are looking for an experienced and highly capable Swing Yarder Operator or a floating position to cover multiple machines, in one of our crew based in the Tasman Region, South Island. •

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Are you looking for a company that stands out from the rest with a great atmosphere and friendly working environment? We have a fresh approach to painting and achieve great results with many happy repeat clients around the region. We undertake a variety of projects from repaints and renovations in older homes and commercial buildings to high spec new architectural homes so no one day is the same! We are currently seeking a Skilled Team leader and a qualified tradesperson to join our team. The Team Leader: The successful candidate will have experience in a leading role in a painting position and have a can do attitude ,being able to manage projects to a high standard in a time efficient manner. In return we offer a great team to work alongside, competitive pay and a work vehicle . Qualified Tradesperson: Will be qualified Tradesperson able to work with our team or unsupervised completing jobs to a high standard. We respect our staff and have a great team atmosphere, competitive pay rates and provide you with a uniform and the tools you need to do the job. If you would like to join a team where your great work will be valued then give Adam a call now on 027 6718 417 or email your C.V. to info@adambrumwellpainting.co.nz Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.

Newsletter

WEDNESDAY 18 March 2020

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From the President’s pen Although eligible for a further my very able Vice-President of two-year term as president, I will the last four years, Roy Tomlinnot be seeking re-election at our son, to succeed me as President, Annual General Meeting on 14th but that is a decision for you, the June. members to make. There is no It has been my privilege to be automatic rite of passage. Any Club Waimea President for the member in good standing who last four years and has served on the ExI am proud of what ecutive or Board for has been achieved. 12 of the previous 36 Our club’s growth, fimonths can contest nancial performance, the Presidency. Anyfacilities and positive one who has been a spirit are the envy of member for more than many. However, afa year can stand for ter more than ten Vice-President. Other years involvement in Committee and Direcclub governance I am tor positions are also weary and believe it is Lewis Della Bosca available. time to step back, thereby freeing Contested elections are the sign the pathway for others with fresh of a healthy club with members ideas and enthusiasm to carry the who care. Participate in our demmantle forward. ocratic process and become part I have no hesitation in endorsing of a winning team. Show you care.

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Last week, 6 of our team went down to Oamaru to compete in the clubs’ South Island Darts Tournament. We had a great time. In the mixed pairs, Ian Goaten and Elizabeth qualified into the main round. In the ladies’ pairs, both pairs qualified into the main round: Jocelyn and Liz, Karen and Barbara. Karen and Barbara made it to 9th equal. In the ladies’ singles, Jocelyn qualified into the main round. Liz, Barbara and Karen went into the plate round and Ka-

A ‘Meet and Greet’ social and a Saturday night social are two of the fun activities planned for the Sioux Line Dance annual line dance event at Club Waimea in the last weekend of March. The theme for the Saturday social is ‘Blast from the Past.’ Entertainment on both nights will be provided by Nelson Sun City Cloggers.

ren made it to 5th equal in the plate. Overall, it was a great performance by all in our team. Next year in March, Club Waimea will be hosting the South Island Darts Tournament. We hosted in 2018 and it was a great success. We had great sponsors and volunteers that made it possible. We are looking forward to hosting again. We would like to thank our sponsors again from 2018 and hope to have the same support

in 2020. Sponsors were: One Staff, Michelle Westrupp, Mike Pero Real Estate, Dave Plum Transport Design Ltd, Downers, Phil’s Place, Heslops, Wendy Pearson Tall Poppy, Grant Chaney Ray White, Hi Reach, VTNZ, PAK’nSAVE Richmond, Equilibruim, Fulton Hogan, Euromac, Carters Tyres, BOC, Gough TWL, Blacks, Hobby Central, Cathy and Dianne, Richmond Vehicle Testing Station and Club Waimea.

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6 members of Club Waimea’s dart’s section recently competed in the clubs’ South Island Darts Tournament. There were numerous successes amongst Club Waimea’s participants in the mixed pairs, ladies’ pairs and ladies’ singles sections. Next year, in March, Club Waimea will be hosting the South Island Darts Tournament.

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Ian Ord (center) holds the trophy which was contested on Saturday, 29th February between the Club Waimea snooker section and their visiting counterparts from the Kaiapoi Club, Canterbury. It’s an annual event, played on a home-and-away basis, and was won by the local side this year after missing out on a countback in 2019.

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WEDNESDAY 18 March 2020

Sioux Line Dance annual event Sioux Line Dance, along with Sue Wilson and Danuta Newport, will again host their annual Line Dance event at Club Waimea on the weekend of the 27th, 28th and 29th of March. We welcome dancers and groups from as far north as

Whangarei and Auckland right down to Dunedin. This includes dancers from Canterbury, West Coast, Nelson and Marlborough regions. On Friday Night at 7:30pm is our ‘Meet and Greet’ Social Dancing. On Saturday, a workshop

will be held at 1:00pm. The instructor is Wendy Prattley from Christchurch. Wendy danced with us prior to her move south some years ago. The Saturday Night Social takes place at 7:30pm. The theme is ‘A Blast From the Past.’

Sioux Line Dance will host their annual Line Dance event at Club Waimea at the end of March. The club welcomes dancers and groups from all over the country to join in a fun weekend which will include a workshop led by Instructor Wendy Prattley from Christchurch (pictured) who used to dance with Sioux Line Dance.

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On both nights we will have entertainment from the Nelson Sun City Cloggers with tutors Georgie Higgs and Nicole McKaffie. Our weekend will culminate on Sunday morning with a farewell breakfast at the Club.

If anyone would like to pop in and see what Line Dancing is all about, you will be most welcome. Come and see the fun we have as well as dancing. This event will continue with our fund raising for Nelson Tasman Hospice.

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Still swinging at 88 Susan Johnson Last week at his golf club Barry Reade scored an 86, two strokes under his age of 88 years. In recent history of the Greenacres Golf Club no one has achieved this. Peter Crins, club president, believes Barry deserves all the accolades for achieving this feat. “Barry has been such a loyal

club member that it is great to see him past this milestone as I’m sure it has been on his sporting bucket list for some time. Excellent work, Barry,” he says. There are a few people around the country who manage this feat on a regular basis. Normally these are golfers who are on a very low handicap and, as they get older, can continue to shoot low rounds

of golf in less strokes than their age in years. Barry, who plays golf twice a week, is a long-standing member of the club and has been playing for 43 years since giving up cricket for a gentler game. “When I gave up playing cricket friends encouraged me to take up golf,” he says. “I enjoy it for the exercise and the company.”

Barry Reade took up golf when he stopped playing cricket 43 years ago.

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Tasman’s Ian Burson’s tilt at the New Zealand title in Christchurch a few weeks ago ended in spectacular fashion on the second night after being squeezed up and over in a body-bruising roll that left him in hospital for several days. While nothing was broken the impact jarred his body so much that he still felt it on his return to the track at Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway on Saturday. The team had rebuilt the car after bars were bent and panels left in pieces following the crash. The return of the Super Saloons to prop up a “club night” of racing for the Autobatt Nelson King of the Clay was also a feature. Any thoughts that Burson would take it easy were quickly dispelled as he broke the lap record twice while picking up a clean sweep of wins. He heads south this week to defend the Daryl Ainsley

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Rodney Thompson from Greymouth goes high in an epic roll in the TQ feature. Photo: Supplied. Memorial Trophy. The T.Q’s continue their upward surge and the usual culprits were contesting the pointy end of the racing, Jayden Corkill pounced on the restart in the feature race to take the win after a wild ride from visiting Greymouth competitor Rodney Thompson. He launched off the rear wheel of Alicia Hill and almost had a peek over the top

of the fence before coming back down with a thud. The ministocks had a few visitors but it was Callum Russ who got the spoils. He is finding form towards the business end of the season after some advice from grandfather Malcolm Russ. Jacob Skurr bagged his first career race win. The productions ran the return teams’ race against the Blenheim cars and although

they didn’t win the race, they had enough finishing points and the lead from the first meeting to win the trophy. Keightley Teece took out the stock car crown with two wins, while the club champs for street stocks was won by KC Rose. The sprint cars return at the next meeting depending on what restrictions may be enforced for Coronavirus.

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Wanderers’ second-five El Nino Peniamina scoring one of his two tries in a superb performance against Nelson at Neale Park. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport.

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The under-16 girls double sculls duo of Lucy Munro and Jessie Brown finished third in their final after winning their heat earlier in the regatta.

The pair then combined with Ella Sargent, Rosie Mirfin and coxswain Helena Clives to finish seventh in the under-17 coxed quad final.

Noemi Falgar finished eighth in the under-16 single sculls final. She and Rosie combined to finish second in the B final of the under-17 double.

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adventurous Wanderers backline to run with some verve and freedom. Off a solid scrum on halfway, Cameron King and Sione Ma’u created space on the right flank and quick recycled ball was provided for the backline against a rather disorganized Nelson defence. El Nino Peniamina strolled over for Taylors Wanderers’ first try of the day, converted by Barr, and a lead of 10-7. El Nino was over again 10 minutes later from a similar buildup following another scrum, this time breaking on an arc and having too much pace for the defence. At this stage Wanderers were unfortunate to lose both wingers through separate injuries and replacements players Stace Forbes and Levi MacPherson were asked to play out of position for the remainder of the match. Halftime arrived with no change to the 15-7 score, but Fletcher Matthews made a strong run on the left hand side of the field before be-

ing brought to the ground.. The ball was recycled quickly and delivered to de Kock and Sean King who provided rapid ball to Barr where an accurate cross field kick was regathered by Forbes and released to Tone Vaka who went over for another excellent team try. At 7-20 Wanderers were in control. A further penalty to Barr took the score out to 23-7 before some ill-discipline by Nelson resulted in referee Kane Hames issuing two yellow cards, one for a blatant obstruction after a kick ahead by Forbes, then a dangerous tackle on Tone Vaka. Wanderers were able to exploit this numeric advantage and Fletcher Matthews and Levi Mac Pherson both scored tries to take the score to 37-7 before Nelson had the final say when back to the full complement with a last minute try and a final scoreline of 37-14 in favour of Taylors Wanderers. Coach Glenn Grant was pleased with the team performance, especially the effort shown when hard on defence.

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sons Group (aged 20-26). New opportunity to learn about & build mental fitness. Supportive, respectful &safe, tools & ideas, small numbers. Wednesdays 6.30pm-8.30pm in Nelson with professional counsellor Georgie Pattullo. Interested? Contact Life Linc Nelson on 03 548 2400 or www.lifelinc.co.nz rICHmond welCome group Like to make some new friends. Come along and have a coffee and chat on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month with a friendly group of people, at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Road. All welcome. Telephone Glenys 265 5318 rICHmond ladIes FrIendsHIp CluB: Meet Monthly at 9.45am on first Thursday of month at Church of Christ building, Croucher St. Welcome to all ladies looking for friendship, fun & fellowship with other women. Lunch optional after meeting at local cafes for a chat over a meal. Interesting guest speakers & outings . Ph Marion on 544 4833 or Joan on 544 1854. tHursday aCtIve strengtH/ BalanCe Class: also seated options presented. Richmond Church of Christ crn Darcy & Croucher St. ACC accredited provider. Thursdays @ 1.30 pm. Get fitter to great music. Ph Shirley 5471 433 / 021 121 8023 nelson Hardpark & sounds event on 9 APRIL 2020 AT NELSON A & P SHOW GROUNDS. Vehicle entry at 9:30am. Gates open 11am- 4pm. GOLD COIN ENTRY Proceeds go to: Special care baby unit Nelson. This is a family friendly event! ALL cars welcome. Spot prizes, food, drinks & music! FIND US ON FACEBOOK! Any enquires email us on: hardparkandsoundoffnelson@hotmail.com Indoor Bowls - soCIal team -

Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy St., Richmond. Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. A fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome.. Robin 544 3116 rICHmond slImmers CluB Fun Group which helps support your efforts to lose weight. Meetings held at 10.30 am Wednesdays in Meeting room Richmond Town Hall. Raffles, some lunches out paid for. ph. Eileen 544 6392 for more info. waImea soutH garden CluB meets the 2nd Monday each month. Next meeting 9 March 7.30pm at St Pauls Church Hall Brightwater. Topic: Snowdens Bush Reserve Trust. Contact Yvonne ph 03 5422235. rICHmond CreatIve FIBre meet last Thursday each month at Birch Hall, Richmond Showgrounds. New members welcome. Ph: Sandra 5443315. waImea ComBIned FrIendsHIp CluB Interested in making new female or male friends of a similar age & interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rd Thursday 9.45am at Hope Church Ranzau Rd. with interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph: Margaret 5441481 or Claude 0211341013 for info. artHrItIs soCIety CoFFee mornIng We meet at Rutherford Hotel Cafe in Nile St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 25 March 2020. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 new to nelson? Join Nelson Newcomers Network & CAB for Coffee & Connections, 3rd Tuesday of the month 10am at Halifax Café, 28 Halifax St., Nelson. Call Jane 03 546 7681. nelson newBIes & FrIends, Weekly coffee morning Wedn 10:30

DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz tors. Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm, Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile Street, by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970. Food, Is It a proBlem For you? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. All welcome summer Indoor Bowls Wednesdays 7pm Warnes Stadium, Songer Street, Stoke. Open to all ages, family friendly, come and give it a go. $2 mat fee. Grant 5469101 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. Call 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757. FrIends soCIal CluB invites solo women & men 50+ to join for outings weekly/fortnightly eg. walks, movies, potluck meals restaurants,theatre dancing. Ph Rose0211283405 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. ColoreCtal CanCer support group, Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy Street, for those who are going through or who have gone through colorectal cancer, and their carers/ support people. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz Breast CanCer support group Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy Street, if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539

a.m. at Deville Cafe, 22 New St. New people always welcome to join us for a coffee & chat. Ph: Clive 547 2725 nde support group including videos & talks for those who wish to share with others in private home based setting. Ph: 923 2127. tHe nelson astHma soCIety. Better Breathing Classes help you improve breathing through fitness. 2 venues: Nelson, Reformed Church, Enner Glynn 1:00-2:30 every Wednesday during school terms; Motueka, Te Awhina Marae, 11:30-12:30 on 2nd & 4th Monday of each month. Plus our new Better Breathing Circuit at Richmond, Club Waimea, 10-11am Tuesdays during school terms. Call Sue on 5441562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz rICHmond senIor CItIZens Cards (500) Tuesdays & Thursdays 1.30 - 4pm. VENUE: Waimea Lounge A&P Showgrounds. Entry $2. Unrestricted parking. Enquiries ph. 5445563 rICHmond lIBrary events 1. good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Free. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2pm. 2. read around the world with Tasman District Libraries & be in to win. Pick up your reading passport, & read around the world until Thursday 30 April. Free. wakeFIeld apple FaIr – 2020, Willow Bank Heritage Village is gearing up for an exciting celebration of all things APPLE, at our Wakefield Apple Fair on Sun. 5 April. Open 10.30am-3.30pm. Entry $2, Family $5. Lots to see and do, family friendly, bring cash, EFTPOS available for Victorian Café purchases. englIsH ConversatIon group for ESL speakers: students, locals, visi-

1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz survIvors and tHrIvers If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along and meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz mIndFulness and relaxatIon for people affected by and/or supporting someone with cancer. Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society phone 539 1137 menZsHed waImea - catering for the interests, health and well-being of men since 2010. Shed open Monday - Friday at the Richmond A&P Showgrounds. Inquiries: mens.shed. waimea@gmail.com or 027 2820185. sIlas House nelson - Drug & Alcohol Education Montgomery Sq, 027 554 4657. google takaka dIstrICt HIgH sCHool, old sCHool FrIends & join those who already have. nme/CFs/Fm support nelson Bays. Find support with others who understand. Come & join our small informal group, first Wed of month, Sinful Cafe, rear 276Queen St10.30-11.30am strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com tree House study group: Interested in any of the following? Homeopathy, Goethean Science, Biodynamics, Permaculture. No fees. All Welcome. Ph: 021 084 13139. 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. Robin 544 3116

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Look out for your copy of 2020 Vision for Tasman – Whakakitenga Ruamano Rua Tekau.

If you would like to know more about the dam or if you Waimea Community DamFor details of our current consultations, have questions about the design, build or another area of INFORMATION EVENT head to tasman.govt.nz/feedback. interest, this is your opportunity to hear from the experts.

This information booklet has more on the possible direction Council is considering as we start drafting our plan for the next ten years. You can see all the details on the website too and there are some key areas, including four strategic priorities, that we’re keen to hear your thoughts on. There are lots of ways to share your ideas with us. • Do it online – It’s quick and easy to give us feedback on online at tasman.govt.nz/feedback. • Email us – Drop us a line at info@tasman.govt.nz • Send a card – Look out for the Long Term Plan postcards at Council offices, libraries, cafés and community centres, they’re a great no-hassle way to let us know your priorities in some key areas. Choose your preferences and send it back to us – postage paid.

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• When: Tuesday 31 March from 6.30 pm – 8.00Town pm Hall Richmond 9 Cambridge Street • Where: Richmond Town Hall, 9 Cambridge Street

Tuesday 31 March 6:30 to 8.00pm question or what

of interest by Friday 27 March.

Tasman District Council’s Draft Schedule of Fees and Charges 2020/2021 www.waimeawater.nz

Tasman District Council has approved the Draft Schedule of Fees and Charges for public consultation. The Draft Schedule covers the year from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021.

Submissions may be made online at tasman.govt.nz/feedback or delivered to your local Tasman District Council office.

The current bridge has no safety barriers and no safe space for pedestrians or cyclists. At just six metres wide, it’s too narrow and unsuitable for heavy vehicles. Given its age (it was constructed in the 1920s), it will be removed completely and replaced with a new ten metre wide bridge with safety barriers, making it better and safer for all users. To carry out this work, this section of the Moutere Highway will have to be closed for up to ten weeks, between Monday 30 March and Friday 5 June 2020. There is no room for a temporary bridge on this site so detours will be in place.

We appreciate it’ll be disruptive and inconvenient while the road is closed but the bridge does need to be replaced. Thanks for your patience as we work to get the project done quickly and safely.

Limits Bylaw 2016 Review Consultation We are asking for feedback on some proposed new speed limits.

To register for the event or tell us your • Gibbs Valley Road – current limit is 100kmph, proposed you’d like to hear about, please email info@waimeawater.nz Please email info@waimeawater.nz to register, submit questions or topics to change to 60kmph by Friday 27 March 2020.

At the end of March, work will start to replace Mission Bridge on the Moutere (Inland) Highway. The bridge is located near where Davey Road meets the Moutere Highway, just past the Gardiner Valley Road intersection as you head towards Motueka.

More information about the Harbourmaster’s directions for events is available at tasman.govt.nz/link/maritime-events.

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Hear from the experts about the dam Waimea Water is hosting an Info Event to provide an update design, get an update on the build, Speed on the dam and to answer your questions. ask questions and get answers.

Moutere Highway Bridge replacement

Event activity: Māpua Boat Club Regatta Date and location: 21 March, Māpua Channel 29

HAVE YOUR SAY

The full Statement of Proposal setting out the draft fees and charges is available for viewing on Council’s website at tasman.govt.nz and during normal office hours at all Tasman District Council offices and libraries.

Remember, we’d love to hear from you before 17 April 2020.

Pursuant to provisions of the Navigation Safety Bylaw 2015, the Tasman District Council Harbourmaster has (or may soon) grant authorisations for the following events.

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Upcoming maritime events

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Feedback wanted as we draft the Long Term Plan

The detour routes will be well signposted so please look out for the relevant signage and obey any temporary speed restrictions in place for everyone’s safety.

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Vehicle access to businesses and properties will remain available.

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To and from Motueka: When travelling from the Moutere Village end, you can detour via Gardener Valley Road. From the Motueka end, the recommended detour is via Harley Road.

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Submissions are invited on the Draft Schedule of Fees and Charges 2020/2021, and must be received by 5.00 pm on Friday 17 April.

Please check your water restrictions At the time of printing, Phase B restrictions are in place for Eighty-Eight Valley and the Dovedale public water supply. This means you can’t fill or top up pools or water the lawn. You can still water the veggie garden but non-productive gardens must only be watered by hand every second day. If your address is an even number, water on even numbered days and likewise for odd days. Phase A restrictions are in place in Richmond, Hope, Brightwater, Redwood Valley, Māpua/Ruby Bay, Wakefield and Tapawera. That means residents are not permitted to fill swimming pools, but they can be topped up. Watering grass and lawns is not allowed but as long as you use a hand-held hose you can still water your plants and veggie gardens and wash cars if it’s really needed. Various restrictions are also in place for water permit holders around the district. If any restrictions apply to you, we will have sent you a message letting you know what your current restrictions are. However, the situation can change quickly if we receive rain, so please check the website for the most up to date information, tasman.govt.nz/link/water-restrictions.

• Hoddy Road – current limit is 100kmph, proposed to change to 40kmph • Wharariki Road (Freeman Access to western end) – current limit is 100kmph, proposed to change to 60kmph We are also proposing to extend an existing 50kmph speed limit on Abel Tasman Drive in Pōhara 25m to tie in better with the new shared path location and increased activity by the café. Get all the details at your nearest Council office or library or on the website, tasman.govt.nz/feedback. Submissions are invited until 4.00 pm on Monday 30 March 2020.

What do you love about your local parks? Consultation closes 31 March 2020. We’re reviewing the way we manage Moutere/Waimea Ward parks and reserves, and we need your help to make sure these public spaces suit locals and visitors now and in the future. Tell us which reserves you use regularly, what you love about them, and any changes you would like to see to the way they are used or managed. The most important thing we want to know is: What’s your vision for their future? Have your say: Visit tasman.govt.nz/feedback for more information.

COUNCIL MEETINGS Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Extraordinary Full Council Thursday 19 March, 9.30 am. Public forum Audit and Risk Committee Thursday 19 March, 1.30 pm. Public forum Full Council Thursday 26 March, 9.30 am. Public forum Kingsland Forest Plan – Deliberations Friday 27 March, 9.30 am. No public forum

ROAD CLOSURES Proposed road closures

Tasman Regional Transport Committee Monday 30 March, 9.30 am. Nelson City Council, 110 Trafalgar Street, Nelson. Public forum

Applicant: Richmond/Waimea RSA Event: ANZAC Day Parade Location: Queen Street from Wensley Road to Gladstone Road (SH6)

24 HOUR ASSISTANCE

Date and time: Saturday 25 April 2020, 10.00 am – 12.30 pm Objections close: Wednesday 25 March 2020 Applicant: Richmond/Waimea RSA Event: ANZAC Day Parade

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Location: Whitby Way, Wakefield – from Edward Street to entrance of Wakefield carpark Date and time: Saturday 25 April 2020, 9.00 am – 12.00 pm Objections close: Wednesday 25 March 2020

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We have a position available for a cheerful and active person to join our Egg Grading team. This position is full time and includes 2020 alternate rostered weekends. Our Classified starting time is 7.30am.

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COLLECTORS, HOARDERS & PADDOCK ART AUCTION EXTRAVAGANZA To be held in NELSON SATURDAY MARCH 28th at 10am To be held onsite at 50 Malling Rd, Redwood Valley, RD1 NELSON Hundreds & hundreds of Antiques, Collectables, Farm Machinery, Paddock Art, Tools, Artworks, Fishing Gear, Antique Furniture, China, Militaria, Garagenalia, Woodworking Tools, Outdoor Furniture, PreWar Postcards, NZ Art, etc, etc. Something for Everyone! VIEWING: Strictly Friday 27th March 10am till 4pm & morning of auction from 8.30am Refreshments available on Auction Day Please see www.proctorauctions.co.nz for preview & full catalogue Enquiries phone 0274 996 483

public notice SEEKING BOARDER/hOmE-ShARING Reduced board offered to the right person in a unique inclusive living situation. Boarding home-sharing with a young woman with Down Syndrome. Richmond location, modern, warm, sunny, 2 bedroom home close to Richmond Mall. Further information Trademe ref: 2567769679 or email dishawaken@gmail.com

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Married 25 years ago on 4 March 1995. Congratulations on lasting the distance! May your next 25 years be as happy. Love from all your family and friends

wanted to buy $$$ Cash Paid $$$ Tools Shed Gear Collectables. All Hand Tools. Modern, vintage & antique. Also fishing gear, records, books, vintage toys & games. NZ pictures & postcards. Plus much more. Large or Small lots. Estates & Downsizing. Ph. Steve Lawson 538 0020 or 027 538 0020 (Nelson Based)

Egg Grading We have a position available for a cheerful and active person to join our Egg Grading team. This position is full-time and includes alternate rostered weekends. Our starting time is 7.30am.

Egg Pulping We also have a position available for a motivated person to work in our egg pulping and pasteurising plant. Experience in food processing may be an advantage for this full-time position. If you consider yourself a team-player with a positive work attitude and you’d be interested in joining our team, please phone Monday - Friday between 8.00am and 3.30pm, call at our office at 83 Main Road Hope or email your application to jill@ewingpoultry.co.nz Phone: 03 543 8383

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Antiques, art, furniture (desks, bookcases, chests of drawers, tables, chairs, chaise lounge, sideboards, mirrors, rugs, etc). Collectibles, paintings, toys, books, records etc. Sell, buy, value. 6 rooms at Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd, Richmond. Ph 544 0723. Open Mon-Sat. www.an tiquesnewzealand.co.nz

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Cash paid for old wristwatches. Scrap gold & Silver. Old coins & Jewellery. Vintage / quality tools. Military & Firearms items. General antiques. Also buying estate & shed items. Collection & downsizing. Ph Tim Gladstone. T&B Vintage 0800 653 935 or 548 5235.

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Home in Richmond up to $700,000. 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Double internal garage. Good indoor/ outdoor flow. Please phone anne-marie 027 544 8255.

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ALLEN Joyce Florence

Passed away on the 21/02/2020 aged 55 Dearly loved wife of Tony, cherished mum of Bonita and Clive. Adored Gigi of Tristan and Toby. Loved sister of Kaye and Grant. Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a celebration of Denise’s life on the 28th of March from 12pm at her home.

Joyce’s family are sad to announce her passing, in her 90th year, at Kensington Court Rest Home on Saturday 14 March 2020. She was the loved wife of the late Maurie; beloved mother of Diane and Michael Staite, John and Kath Allen, and Stephen Allen and Nina; loved by her grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. “Rest in Peace dear Mum” Grateful thanks to the staff at Kensington Court for their kindness and wonderful care of Joyce. A celebration of Joyce’s life will be held at Marsden House Funeral Home, 41 Nile St. East, Nelson, on Thursday 19 March 2020, at 1pm. No flowers by request.

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GLEDHILL Roger Francis Passed away at Otumarama on March 6, 2020 aged 68 years. Loved son of the late Rona and Frank Gledhill. Loved brother and brother-in-law of Brenda and Frank Chapman (Stoke), Lynette Blincoe (Stoke) Heather Ward (dec), Sue and Ray Crowe (Tahunanui), Colin and Kirsty (Richmond), Ian (Cave), and Jayne Mathieson (Hastings). Now at peace. A private cremation has been held.

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A year ago tomorrow we had to say goodbye. Not a day has gone by that I don’t think of you and cry. Will love you forever, miss you so much. Shireen and family.

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DAWSON Stephen James On the 10th of March 2020 peacefully passed away at the Nelson Tasman Hospice in the presence of family. He will be fondly remembered by everyone who knew him. The celebration of his life will take place at Shone and Shirley’s chapel, 164 Tahunanui Drive, Nelson at 11am on the 19th of march 2020 for close friends and family only. We would like to invite wider friends and work colleagues to the Ocean lodge from 1pm to share in the memories of Steve. He will be forever loved by Elizabeth, Lewis & Sean “Remember to keep smiling and be happy”.

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Peacefully at home on Saturday March 14, 2020; aged 70 years. Dearly loved partner of Noel Cleghorn. Loved mother and mother-in-law of Craig and Rhonda, Steve and Suzie, Grant and Amy. Nanny Joy of Caitlin, Isabelle, Reagan. Daughter of Joy Barlow. Step-sister of Stephanie, Sharyn, Stephen, and Garry. Cherished friend of Gilly, Jeanette, and Louise. The family would like to thank Dr James Chisnall, nurses Josh, Ellie, and Sarah for your care of Joy. A service to celebrate Joy’s life will be held at Gardens Of The World, 95 Clover Road East, Hope, Nelson, on Wednesday 18 March, at 11.00am, followed by private cremation.

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Died at her home 6 March, 2020. With sadness we say goodbye to Ada. Mother, Nana and Great Grandma. Always a friend. God Bless. Love from your family. At Ada’s request a private cremation has been held.

WEDNESDAY 18 March 2020

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