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New school leaver programme announced The new owner of Nelson Forests OneFortyOne (OFO) has marked the settlement of its purchase with the announcement of two significant new initiatives – the establishment of a substantial fund for sedimentation research and a school leaver programme that will provide trade apprenticeships at Nelson Forests’ Kaituna Sawmill near Blenheim. Nelson Forests has committed $500,000 to its new sedimentation research fund and has already engaged with researchers at Cawthron Institute and Landcare Research, although it expects to develop collaborations with researchers at other organisations over time. Lees Seymour, Managing Director of Nelson Management Ltd, the management company for Nelson Forests, says that sedimentation research will take place in Marlborough and Nelson Tasman and will build on work that the company has already done on the issue of sedimentation. “We realise that there is a high level of interest in forestry’s role in sedimentation and that our community is looking to us to proactively address this issue. Research is crucial and will help us prevent, manage, and mitigate sedimentation.” Tim King, chair of the Tasman District Council Environment and Planning Committee, strongly supported the company for establishing the new fund. “It is excellent to see Nelson Forests engaging

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grant from the Rata Foundation.” Johnathon Briggs from Landscape Innovations built the track and Ngapare says he was fantastic, “Johnny was so great with the kids throughout the building process. They saw the whole track being built and were fascinated by it. Johnny would explain everything to

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New school leaver programme FROM PAGE 1 with researchers and the community on the issue of sedimentation. This is exactly the kind of thing we want to see from forestry companies.” Starting from next year, Nelson Forests expects to offer up to four trade apprenticeships at one time at its Kaituna Sawmill, in a diverse range of vocations including fitter turner, electrician, saw doctor, timber processor, boiler operator, and timber machinist. The new Nelson Forests initiatives were announced at two special functions in Nelson and Blenheim held to celebrate the settlement of OFO’s purchase. OFO’s chair, John Gilleland, and CEO Linda Sewell were among those present. “We are delighted to mark the settlement day in this way,” says OFO Chief Executive Linda Sewell. “Nelson Forests has a strong reputation for environmental stewardship and encouraging young people into forestry and these new initiatives support the company’s existing values. Those values are also very important to OFO and we look forward to continuing to contribute to the Marlborough and Nelson Tasman communities.”

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Abel Tasman information now available online for the public Have you ever wondered where to find glowworms in the Abel Tasman? Which are the best walks for people with babies or toddlers? Or needed help to motivate the kids on a bush walk? On Friday, September 7, Project Janszoon launched two Abel Tasman “Toolboxes” designed to give locals, visitors and education providers access to expert advice, activities and helpful information about visiting the Abel Tasman National Park. The public will also have the opportunity to ask scientific and conservation specialists questions about the park, its wildlife, and the conservation efforts underway

Information for the Abel Tasman Park is available for all. Photo: Amy Russ Images. through an “Ask an Expert” tors, as well as schools. “We forum on Project Janszoon’s have so much great informawebsite. tion about the Abel Tasman Project Janszoon director and skilled people who are Bruce Vander Lee says the working there all the time Toolboxes will be useful for and we wanted to give the bach owners, locals and visi- public access to that exper-

tise. It is also a way to provide resources for schools heading into the park who aren’t part of our education programme and we will continue to develop the resources in both toolboxes,” he says. The toolboxes and Ask an Expert forum are part of Project Janszoon’s new website which has been developed with local website company ShiftOn, who say they enjoyed contributing toward conservation efforts. The Project Janszoon website still includes popular sections like the Abel Tasman webcams at Awaroa, Anchorage, Astrolabe and Torrent Bay. It can be viewed on www.janszoon.org

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Big win for local fishing lodge Luxury fishing accommodation Owen River Lodge has scooped a major gong at the 2018 New Zealand Tourism Awards. The Westpac Business Excellence Award, open to New Zealand tourist operators with less than $6m annual turnover, was presented to owner Felix Borenstein at a black-tie dinner in Christchurch on Thursday, September 6. “I’m incredibly grateful and taken aback,” said Mr Borenstein. “I thought there was some super-stiff competition and I honestly didn’t think we were going to win.” He acknowledged and thanked his staff, saying, “I might lead them but it is the team that actually did the winning, not me.” Although other fishing lodges have previously made the finals, Owen River Lodge is the first to win at the awards and was the only Top of the South business to be shortlisted this year. The judges say Owen River Lodge is a brilliant example of a luxury business delivering an exceptional customer experience. “It is a role model for tourism businesses everywhere and demonstrates the benefits of high value tourism to a small community.” Over 400 industry professionals and guests attended the gala dinner held at Christchurch’s Air Force Museum, including tourism minister Kelvin Davis and Air New Zealand CEO Christopher Luxon. The Supreme Tourism Award was won by recreation vehicle business, Tourism Holdings Ltd.

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For twenty years Jewels McKenna yearned for the gypsy lifestyle, and finally that dream was becoming a reality with the recent purchase of her house-truck and plans to join the Original Gypsy Fair in the North Island this week. But Jewels was dealt a bitter blow on Friday, September 14, when an intruder entered her house-truck while parked in Richmond’s Petrie carpark at 1.50pm. The male offender entered the truck from the front

and attempted to steal belongings, while Jewels was inside at the rear. “I think the guy expected a peace-loving hippy, instead he got a furious gypsy woman who’s dealt with 600-800kg horses for just about every day of her life,” says Jewels. Managing to “drag” the offender from her truck and reclaim her belongings, Jewels was assisted by members of the public in detaining the man until police arrived. Police arrested the man, charging him with theft ex car. He appeared in Nelson District Court on Monday,

September 17, where police opposed bail. It’s of little compensation for Jewels, though, who was left shaken from the incident and forced to delay plans. “The shock has now worn off and the reality of the seriousness has kicked in. He’s really put a damper on the way I feel about travelling now.” But travel she will, and Jewels says despite the setback she’s looking forward to joining like-minded travelling folk on the fair that was established in 1990. “I’m not going to let one idiot put me off.”

Be wary of kitchen fires With a notable increase in cooking-related fires in our area lately, local brigades are reminding everyone to ‘keep looking when you’re cooking’. If you have a fire in your kitchen, turn the power off to the cooker if it’s safe to do so. Never attempt to extinguish an oil fire with water, the two do not mix well when on fire. Place a lid or wooden chopping board over the pot carefully if safe to do so, be mindful of

and possums are devastating our native species killing nationally 25 million native birds and chicks each year. Organisations like DOC, Project Janzoon, Brook Waimarama Sanctuary and over a dozen voluntary groups across the region are leading the fightback. Nobody likes poisons or killing animals but this work is crucial to securing the survival of our native birds. Trapping is used where it is practical but the bulk of pest control is done with 1080. It is efficient, safe and effective. 1080 naturally breaks down quickly. Thousands of water tests from 1080 op-

Jewels McKenna’s long-awaited plans to join the travelling gypsy fair suffered a setback when an intruder entered her house-truck. Photo Emily Beaumont.

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50% in the last decade and a new population has been established in Nelson in the Gouland Downs. I commend Eugenie Sage, the new Conservation Minister, on further expanding this pest control work in this year’s budget. The anti poison brigade have become threatening and ugly. I previously had death threats and last year had poison thrown and rubbed on me. Helicopters have been tampered with and road spikes placed near operations. DOC vehicles have had their tyres slashed. The recent protest at the Nelson Market had them chanting that “DOC are terrorists”.

They left dead native birds on Parliament’s steps last week claiming they were poisoned. Experts said they were bludgeoned to death. It was disappointing that Greens Co-leader Marama Davidson and NZ First sided with the protestors rather than DOC and the science. The anti-1080 brigade has not produced any facts to back up their hysterical claims. It is time for them to put up or shut up. We need to back practical, science based conservation so as to ensure our children and their children get to enjoy the native species that make New Zealand so special. Advt.

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Local firefighters were kept busy over the last weekend, attending two blazes. On Friday, September 14, at 7.26pm, crews were called to an inferno in an agricultural shed on the Moutere Highway near the Appleby School. With a lack of water available on the rural property, tankers from Mapua, Brightwater, Appleby and Motueka were used to ferry water to the site. “With agricultural sheds there’s generally chemicals stored inside, but fortunately in this case there weren’t a lot,” says Richmond fire chief Craig Piner. Four fire trucks and crews fought the fire that “totally gutted and totally destroyed” the 1500 square metre shed, with many of the crews there for six hours. Craig says the fire was started by a fault with a tractor. On Sunday, September 16, Richmond firefighters were called to a house fire on Waverley Street. The occupants, a mother and child, were woken by smoke alarms at 8.50pm, which effectively saved their lives, says Craig. “It’s another classic example of how important working smoke alarms are. There’s no doubt we could be looking at a different scenario had they not had the smoke alarms,” says Craig. Before crews arrived, the mother re-entered the house to successfully rescue their dog, and suffered from smoke inhalation which resulted in hospitalisation.

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Cancer Society raises record amount The Nelson Cancer Society has raised a record amount at this year’s Daffodil day. The 28th annual Daffodil Day on Friday, August 31, raised an impressive $115,000 from donations

across the region which will go towards supporting those affected by cancer. Volunteers lined the streets selling bunches of daffodils that were hand-picked from around the region and daffodil pins. Nelson Cancer Society manager Michelle Hunt is thrilled with the outcome and says the funds will be invaluable to the region and will be spent locally. She says the funds will go towards the annual costs of 150 free counselling sessions, 90 financial support grants and 95 support groups that are held in Nelson, Motueka and Golden Bay.

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erations show it poses no risk to drinking water. The use of 1080 has the strong support of Forest and Bird, Federated Farmers, the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment and the Environmental Protection Authority. I as Minister ramped up DOC’s pest control efforts through the “Battle for our Birds” programme that included increased use of 1080. It is delivering stunning results. Kiwi numbers that were in decline for decades are now on the rise. Kaka numbers at Nelson Lakes are increasing. Whio have re-established in the Abel Tasman. Takahe numbers are up over

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Rise of Facebook crime worries police Facebook crime in the region is on the rise with more people being scammed from the social media network as it morphs into a trading platform. New Zealand police supervisor of cybercrime investigations, detective sergeant Damian Rapra-Davies, says that the variables with a platform like Facebook are not well-documented so it’s hard to progress a case. “Often people think it’s as simple as reporting it to the police and they get their money back, but it’s what we can prove, not what we know.” He says that, naturally,

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Nelson Matters Conservation Week is an opportunity to champion the great work done by DOC and local voluntary groups in protecting nature in our region but also to debunk some of the critics of 1080. We are so blessed with the beauty and diversity of our conservation areas at Nelson’s doorstep - sheltered bays like those in the Marlborough Sounds, stunning alpine scenery in Nelson Lakes, golden beaches in the Abel Tasman and marble mountains in Kahurangi National Park. The scenery is stunning but all is not well with our wildlife. Introduced predators like stoats, rats

flame and heat running along the underside of the board and burning sensitive fingers. If you can afford it, purchase a fire blanket and dry powder fire extinguisher. Keep your oven and cookers clean to decrease the risk of fires, don’t forget to clean your rangehood filters regularly, most are able to be cleaned in the dishwasher. Remember, if in doubt, get out! Once safely outside dial 111 and ask for ‘fire’. Let your experienced firefighters take the risks for you, your kitchen or home can be replaced, you and your loved ones cannot.

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Network Tasman’s Discount is on its way Is it time whitebait were protected by prohibiting their sale by recreational fishermen?

Call for protection of whitebait T Timpson As another season gets underway, the state of our native (whitebait) fishery has been making the headlines and sometimes for the wrong reasons. Although I don’t have a degree on the subject, I like to think, after 25 years of catching this white gold, I have some insight on the state of our local whitebait fishery. Very basically, they first have to survive the egg-laying and hatching process, they swim, AVAILABLE NOW but are mostly washed out to sea in floods, then grow and before long they are the AVAILABLENOW NOW AVAILABLE perfect food for all manner paVers Bark of other fish. Then in spring they decide it’s time to hit the rivers. They enter to be met by `us’ (the eager fisherman) all after the elusive `feed’. The N OPEP N E harassment never stops and N EAYS compost OP shingle D7O YS 7 A S D Y now they are chased, this A 7D Sleepers - Compost Bark - Topsoil - Topsoil - Crushed Sleepers - Compost -- Bark - Crushed ShellShell time by the freshwater fish – Sleepers - Compost - Bark - Topsoil - Crushed Shell Landscape Rocks- -Sand Sand --Fertiliser & much, much more!more! Landscape Rocks Fertiliser & much, Landscape Rocks - Sand - Fertiliser & much, muchmuch more! mainly trout and yes, more whitebaiters. The lucky and Ph:547 547 4777 4777 strongest ones who get past Ph: SaxtonRoad, Road, Stoke Stoke 5959Saxton 59 Saxton Road, Stokethis onslaught are still targetwww.stokegl.co.nz

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ed by fish and birds for their entire journey. They find some side creek, water race, swamp etc. and here they can finally call home. They hide and try to grow to maturity, so hopefully they can repeat the whole cycle. But the `new age’ whitebait have university graduates on their side. Their findings seem to be taken on board as gospel by our decision makers and soon we have new regulations introduced. While any information they gather that aids whitebait is great, perhaps more information could be gleaned from those whom have spent years watching, catching and learning their habits. There is one very easy way to help increase the whitebait stocks in New Zealand rivers. Introduce a ban on the sale of whitebait by `recreational fisherman’. That statement is going to make me extremely unpopular, as there are a lot of people out there, including some of my friends, who

use the whitebait season as a chance to make extra money. I would rather see a sale ban than catch limits or total fishing bans. Whitebait should only be sold by those who own registered stands. (And `no’ I don’t own a stand). A lot of stands in many cases are not cheap to buy - depending on location, and they all have to pay levies every year to keep their stands and hence should have the privilege of being able to sell their catch. New stand sites are no longer created, with only a limited number of existing registered stands in New Zealand. If you want to sell and make money from whitebait then you should have to buy, lease or rent one of these stands. There is no difference between the whitebait or any other recreational fishery in New Zealand. By making the sale of whitebait illegal for recreational fisherman, it would prevent all the greed and animosity that is generated on the river banks

around New Zealand during the catch season. This would secure the future of literally tons of whitebait and people would only then catch what is required for family and friends. Yes, there will be a black market – it would be no different to any other black market fishery that is out there today. Authorities have to put faith in the knowledge that the majority of New Zealand fishermen will abide by the rules - as they do now, with any other fishery. What is so difficult about introducing a `no sell’ law? It is illegal for recreational fisherman to sell all other fish species in New Zealand - so why is whitebait so different? The landowners and authorities are doing their bit, now it’s time for the fishermen to do theirs. New Zealand whitebait stocks would benefit and increase if we make it illegal to sell our recreationally caught `White Gold’.

The children of Richmond Kindergarten raised more than $80 for Daffodil Day. Photo: Supplied.

Richmond Kindergarten kids show support for Daffodil Day On Friday, August 31, the team at Richmond Kindergarten invited the families to wear something yellow and to bring a gold coin donation to kindergarten in support of Daffodil Day. During the week leading up to this, the staff on the Rich-

mond Kindergarten teaching team say the children were very busy and drew daffodil pictures to decorate a board ready to attach their gold coin donation. On Friday morning the children all walked to the Richmond Mall and very proudly

handed over their board with more than $80 worth of donations attached. The kindergarten would like to say thank you to the children and their families for their donations and for making their Daffodil Day fun, for the annual event.

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Hospice edge closer to fund-raising goal Sara Hollyman Nelson Tasman Hospice is 315,000 steps closer to their fund-raising goal after two generous donations, one from Pub Charity and the other from A Steampunk Fantasy evening. Pub Charity has donated $271,000 to assist the fitout of the new Hospice building which is due to be completed in March. They also donated $566,366 to the cause last year. Pamela White is one of the five women who organised the Steampunk Fantasy evening which managed to raise $44,000 from the 230 people who attended, and says the night was a huge success. “There was just a great bunch of happy people who had a really fun night raising money for a great cause.” She says the five women who pulled the event together are really proud of their efforts and had a great time and plenty of

laughs during it. “Lots of imagination went into the costumes, the food was outstanding, it was just a great night, really.” Nelson Tasman Hospice needed to raise $11.5 million to complete the project and thanks to the latest grant has just $1 million to go. Hospice fund-raising and marketing manager Paul McIntyre says they “couldn’t do without” the support of these charities and events. “We couldn’t build this amazing new facility without the support of grant bodies, the communities of Nelson Tasman, local businesses and other groups. “I think people will see now that we are on the home stretch and I’m confident we’ll get across the line.” Pub Charity chief executive Martin Cheer says the charity works with its partner hospitality venues in Nelson, Richmond and Motueka to raise funds for the local

community. “In particular, those organisations looking to support the most vulnerable. “We are pleased to continue our support of such a critical community service to the people of the Nelson and Tasman districts.” The hospice delivers a free service and cares for over 160 patients at any one time, with numbers increasing every year. The new building is now closed in and Gibbons project manager Sean Gardner says 80 per cent of the cladding is completed. He says the insulation is starting to be installed but it will take a while to cover the entire 2388 square metre building. If you want to keep upto-date with progress, like and follow the hospice on Facebook: Facebook.com/NelsonTasmanHospice/ How to donate: www.nelsonhospice.org. nz/donate for all credit card donations.

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The children at Richmond School were in awe of popular Kiwi magician and ventriloquist, Elgregoe, on Tuesday, September 11. The children were engrossed by Elgregoe’s live magic show complete not only with tricks and illusions, but accompanied by positive and educational anti-bullying messages. Elgregoe and his posse made up of parrots, puppets and Seymour the problem-solving Dinosaur are on a nation-wide tour supported by Trustpower. “Every time I step onto a school stage I say to myself: ‘this one is for them’. I want to take them on a journey, to give them that sense

of wonder I felt when I first saw a magician and, more importantly, share life skill messages that make a difference,” says Elgregoe. The show focuses on creating good attitudes and a bully-free environment through giving children a ‘high five’. The ‘high five’ being five great values that help students make a difference: respect, responsible, caring, helpfulness and trustworthy. This theme complements the messages of positive behaviour that schools are already giving to their students, making Elgregoe’s show a part of the solution to bullying and helping them to shape caring school communities. “I want school to be a positive experience for them and give them the skills to have a bully-free day, because that’s the real magic,” says Elgregoe.

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Storm Nathan, a library assistant at Motueka Library, has had a lifelong love affair with history. She will be giving a talk at the Richmond Library about the experiences of pioneering Tasman women in the 1850’s. “I love history,” she says, “anything to do with history – ours, theirs, ancient, contemporary. As a child, anything old used to draw me in. My family’s old photographs and letters from World War I made me feel lovely and passionate.” Collections Librarian Ruth Lawley says, “Storm’s talk about the experiences of Tasman women in the 1850s is part of our Suffrage 125 celebrations. Hearing about the lives of our local women is a great way to con- Storm Nathan will be sider the social and giving a talk at the Richhistorical changes mond Library about the that have occurred adventures and heartsince women break experienced by pioneering Tasman womgained the vote.” Storm will be tell- en in the 1850s. Photo: ing the simple tale Supplied. of Mrs Bryant, who moved to the Tasman region in the 1850s. She’ll also share some stories full of adventure and heartbreak from the life of Mary Wallace (nee Coster). “An awareness of our local history gives a sense of connection and makes the community you are living in feel homelier,” Storm says. Adventures and Heartbreak: Tasman Women in the 1850s is from 12.00pm-1.00pm on Thursday, September 27, at Richmond Library.

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SAT 22 SEPT - 10am-2pm The popular, annual Hope School Country Fair this coming Saturday, (September 22nd), is expecting once again to draw large crowds. There’s something for everyone - pony rides, bouncy castles and cute farm animals, a bumper selection of homemade preserves and lots of lovely fresh produce and baking. On the plant stall, there will be heaps of bare-rooted fruit trees, strawberries, veggie seedlings, cacti and succulents, tree lucernes, natives, bedding plants

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ing someone’s dream home come to life and it’s such a privilege that they trusted us with their biggest purchasing decision.” Construction Manager Hamish Griffith is a qualified builder and former apprentice of the year. He has a great eye for detail and prides himself on the quality of the homes built. Supporting Hamish in the role of client liaison is Antoinette, who is the day-to-day contact for clients, she ensures they are fully informed about the process of their builds. Sarah is the accounts and administration manager and is often referred to as the most important person in the office (she pays the wages)! Milestone Homes’ proven house designs have been created by an in-house draughting and estimating team, with careful thought put into every single aspect of each home design, so that the homes are affordable, comfortable, durable, and practical. Each home is built using only topquality products from reputable New Zealand suppliers, made to withstand New Zealand conditions. “Our standardised designs

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puts into everything that they do. In turn, the local team have built a strong reputation within the community, for both their smart designs and service and strong community involvement. Both Simon and Adam are a part of the national Management Team which gives them active involvement in the direction of the brand and allows them to help drive the vision forward. Adam says, “a lot of the plan development and specifications are set at these meetings and it ensures that Milestone is at the forefront of the industry and making sure we continue to be Smarter.”

Aside from this, Adam was recently voted onto the executive board of the Nelson branch of the Registered Master Builders Association. The franchise is a strong supporter of a number of community initiatives including the ‘Milestone Homes Top of The South Speedway’ which, Adam says, “is an amazing sport in our region, and although they have a few challenges to overcome, it is a fantastic community sporting event and we’re proud to be involved with the speedway fraternity.” They also run their annual ‘Make a Difference’ Christmas appeal which revolves around a gifting tree, where people can buy and donate gift for those less fortunate. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the 2018 Make a Difference Appeal and annual Big Give! They were also a founding sponsor of the No Child Left Inside programme which is aimed at teaching primary-aged children the basic techniques and skills to

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clUb waimEa From the President’s pen Our club is currently enjoying a continue the legacy of the forrevitalisation; this was foremost ward-thinking young men and in the minds of the board as it women who were our founders. set about filling the We believe we have found such a person vacant Director poand I am delighted sition. to welcome to our We wanted to apleadership team our point a person with administrative abilnewest Director and board member, Karen ity and a proven Thomas. The doyen record of success in business; but it of our darts section, needed to be someKaren has managed one who was peothe award-winning ple-oriented rather Lewis Della Bosca Richmond Body Shop for the last eight years than commodity focused. We also wanted it to be and is a winner of Body Shop someone who understands the New Zealand’s prestigious Barclub ethos and is an active club rie Award for business excelmember – someone who will lence.

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Meet our new director Hi. My name is Karen Thomas. Recently I was appointed onto the board as a director. I am very privileged and excited to be appointed. Thank you to the board for this opportunity. I have been a member at Club Waimea for the previous five years and enjoying playing darts for Club Waimea. I’m the secretary for our dart section, have been for a few years now and love to compete

at Tournaments all around NZ representing our club – love the darts! I have a teenage boy, work full time managing The Body Shop, and have a lot to do with running association darts here in Nelson as well. Club Waimea is a great club, something to be very proud of and I look forward to working with the board members. See you at Club Waimea.

Wednesday 19th September 2016, my first day of work at Club Waimea! Where has that two years disappeared to? It’s been a very quick and rewarding time as far as I am concerned; I’ve met a huge amount of people, slowly but surely chipping away at improvements around the Club and I’ve introduced a few new ideas in music and advertising systems. Most of all, I love to see the place busy with lots of smiles surrounding us, AWESOME!

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I have thoroughly enjoyed these first two years as manager of your Club, and I hope that I can continue to be of service to you all for a lot longer yet, as I have many more improvements to work on, to make your Club experience even more pleasurable. This last week has seen the major upgrade of the caravan park roads, culminating in the sealing of them (see photo’s). We are currently looking at further furniture upgrades, the rearrangement of the snooker room (to accommodate our snooker tables and

the greater number of pool tables required to house our revitalised pool section), and a bit of action in the gaming room is also in order. Entertainment is flowing along well, with a lot coming up over this next month, so put it in your diary from the list provided here in the article, and be sure to be here to enjoy! Well that’s me for now, a very enjoyable first two years, THANK YOU ALL, so let’s continue to support our Club and have FUN! Cheers.

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Wanderers club bowled out for now Jonty Dine One of Nelson’s most successful cricket clubs is in crisis. For the first time since its inception in 1983, Wanderers will not field a senior side in the Nelson premier competition this season. Wanderers stalwart Hayden Ingham says it is a sad day for the club. “It’s absolutely gutting, personally I’ve put 14 years into what has been a very proud club for thirty odd years and had a lot of successes, so it’s very disappointing.” Hayden says they were about four players short of fielding a full squad. “We have been short for the last few years but unfortunately in the off season we lost six of our starting lineup, so that killed us.” Hayden says Matt Campbell and ex Wanderers great Andy Leonard put in a lot of work to try and save the side. “We just couldn’t get over the line but hopefully it’s just a one-year thing.” Hayden hopes the senior side can be revived in the coming years. “We have got a lot of juniors so hopefully we can get

Wanderers will not field a senior cricket side this year for the first time in its 35-year history. Photo: Shuttersport NZ. it back up and running.” He says who are left will play second for all concerned. A former club the remaining players will have grade while a couple will head off member himself, Dave played in to ply their trade elsewhere this to other clubs.” Nelson Cricket some of the strongest sides at the season. “We still have a second- general manager Dave Leonard Brightwater club produced. “It’s grade team so most of the guys says it is a disappointing situation not what we would wish but it has

become a reality.” He says there was a sense of inevitability about Wanderers withdrawal. “The club has struggled for numbers for a season or so but have managed to get by, but there are number of things that have created a perfect storm.” He says player movement has been a big factor. “Some of their better players have moved outside the region which has had a significant impact.” Dave says there are also some issues off the field in relation to the operations of the club which need to be dealt with. “The club has a long history in the premier competition and in the past has been very successful.” He says Nelson Cricket will support Wanderers back into a situation where they can be a force again. “We are hopeful, but it comes down to the club. I have no doubt that they can come back to participate and succeed again in premier.” With the premier division now down to five teams. “It should still be pretty strong, we are working through a number of different options for how our competition may be structured.”

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Under 15 Boys Team Training boosted for big tournament the 2018 Nelson Bays u15 football Boys squad has just ramped up its training schedule to two practises per week, ahead of the 15th Grade south island tournament happening early next month. the si tournaments are for boys and girls aged 11 to 16 to represent their districts or clubs in an end of season tournament, with over 100 teams from mainland football and football south participating. “We are getting the boys fit and ready to compete,” says experienced coach, mark Johnston. “over the past five years, we’ve had a lot of success in this tournament; we’ve won it four times and were runners up last year. When they are young, it’s about enjoyment of the sport and building on their technical skills, so for now we are concentrating on helping them improve for when they play senior football.”

mark who has been coaching the team for three consecutive years, has seen players come and go. “every year it’s a little bit different. We’ve been more focussed on the tactical side of it – it will be interesting to see how they comprehend it all and put it together on the field.” mark says the team’s strength is having a great balance, from goal keeping right through to attack; “We are really consistent in every area. it’s a once in a lifetime group - we have a great bunch of young men which have come together. their main issue is pressure; they are the top team, and most sides will want to beat them, so there’s pressure to perform, scoreboard pressure, tiredness and so on. it’s how they deal with it.” mark Johnston enjoys nurturing the talented u15 Boys’ team, himself a

great role model, having carved an impressive football career which began when he was 15. “it’s taken me to all sorts of levels – national league, tasman united, four years in america on a scholarship. He’s also done his senior level coaching certificate, and is currently working on his New Zealand and ofCB license. mark has also coached the Nelson-marlborough falcons, who were the under 20

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The goal of the bylaw is unchanged - to reduce incidences of alcohol-related crime and disorder in our District to benefit both residents and visitors.

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The draft bylaw also continues the police powers to enforce the alcohol ban in defined public places. The times and locations the consumption or carrying of alcohol is prohibited remain unchanged.

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Exemption provisions in the expiring bylaw will also be carried over into the draft bylaw. Changes that reference or reflect the legislative changes brought in by the Local Government (Alcohol Reform) Amendment Act 2012 are now included in the draft bylaw. A copy of the Statement of Proposal, including a full copy of the draft replacement bylaw, is available at www.tasman. govt.nz/feedback or during normal office hours at any library or service centre. You can make a submission

Event: Car Rally Event Location of road closure: Redwood Road between the Moutere Highway and the Coastal Highway (SH60) Date and time: Sunday 7 October 2018, 8.30am to 5.00pm

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Getting moving is good for us at all ages – and we want to make sure Tasman District is easy to get around for those walking, cycling or using other forms of “active transport”. Active transport refers to any form of transportation using physical activity as the source of movement – such as walking, cycling, skateboarding, scootering and so on. The World Health Organisation recommends adults get at least 20 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise every day. That can be hard to fit in unless it becomes part of everyday life – such as travelling from home to the shops, work or a friend’s place. Active transport is also a great way for older people to remain mobile when driving is no longer possible or preferred. Tasman’s population of over-65s is expected to double in the next 30 years, so this will become increasingly important. To make sure our transportation network meets the growing demand for active forms of transport, we’re developing an Active Transport strategy. We need your help to identify the demand for active transport, improvements we could make, and what you would like active transport infrastructure to look like in 30 years. Fill in the survey to have your say: Visit www.surveymonkey.com/r/YQCDQ65.

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We want our local roads to be safe. Making sure the speed limit is appropriate for the conditions is an important part of a safe roading network, so we’re reviewing the limits across Tasman District. We need your input – do you think changes to the speed limit on any roads you use would help reduce serious crashes? Have your say: Email your feedback, including locations and supporting reasons why you think a change would contribute to reducing deaths and serious injuries, to Megan.Bell@tasman.govt.nz. The feedback round closes on Monday 15 October 2018. Next steps: Once we’ve received your feedback, we will carry out a technical assessment of the sites where a different speed limit has been suggested. This will include:

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Proposed closure Applicant: Nelson Drag Racing Association Event: Drag Racing Events Location of road closure: Queen Victoria Street, Motueka. From Queen Victoria Street and King Edward Street intersection to Queen Victoria Street and Green Lane intersection. Date and time: • Sunday 11 November 2018, 7.30am to 4.00pm. • Saturday 12 January 2018, 7.30am to 4.00pm (rain date Sunday 13 January, 7.30am to 4.00pm) • Saturday 2 February 2018, 7.30am to 4.00pm • Saturday 2 March 2018, 7.30am to 4.00pm (rain date Sunday 3 March , 7.30am to 4.00pm) Date objections close: Sunday 14 October 2018

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

Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Community Development Committee Thursday 20 September, 9.30 am. Public forum Audit and Risk Committee Thursday 20 September, 2.00 pm. No public forum Full Council Thursday 27 September, 9.30 am. Public forum

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with all the help you may need, with great speakers & also a sales table. Nat Pty HQ, 544 Waimea Rd, Annesbrook. Contact Dyann 021535682 Wednesday 26 September 4.pm suFFrage 125 – tasman Launch of Women Decision-Makers banners & booklet honouring the 52 women elected to Local Government in Nelson & Tasman. Meeting Room, Richmond Library, 280 Queen Street, Richmond. Enquiries Elaine Henry 544 8452. Waimea musiC CluB meets Sunday 23rd Sept at Loney Hall Wensley Rd Richmond at 1 15 p m Contact Clive ph 5530526 past 41 CluB & rOund taBler’s & partners are welcome to the Nelson 41 club catch ups at Crusoes in Stoke every 3rd Tuesday evening February to Nov Call Ian Mills 021 335 794 or Ian MacLennan 021 544 374 to arrange attendance Cake deCOratOrs next meet Wedn 19 Sept 7:30 pm Stoke Methodist Church. Learn how to paint a picture on a cake. All are welcome. Contact Desiree 0276302359. nelsOn 50+ Walking group: September 27th, Waimea Stopbank. Ph. Carole, 539 1004 or Roger, 539 6402. nelsOn 50+ mini Walkers: September 25th, Branford Park. Meet 10 am at the Botanics. Ph George, 546 5188. spirited COnversatiOns Wed 26 Sept. Caroline Budge & Breffni O’Rourke from Age Concern Nelson Tasman on loneliness & social isolation amongst older people, & strategies to build more connected communities. Yaza Cafe (Montgomery Sq) opens 6pm, speakers 7.30 pm.

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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. seniOrnet: Needing help understanding and integrating your computer and other digital devices into your lifestyle? Seniornet can help you. See http:/www.seniornetnelson.org.nz for more information. riChmOnd liBrary: 1. good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Free. Richmond Library. Wednesdays, 12.30pm2.00pm. 2.poet & author of memoir Budapest girl: An Immigrant Confronts The Past, Panni Palasti, will speak at Richmond Library, 1.00pm-2.00pm, Tuesday 18 Sept.. Free. All welcome. 4.tiny tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers.Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, During term time. 3. poet and author of memoir Budapest girl: An Immigrant Confronts The Past, Panni Palasti, will speak at Richmond Library, 1pm-2pm, Tues. 18 Sept. Free. All welcome. speCial OlympiCs nelsOn invites all present & past Athletes, Friends, Coaches Parents & caregivers to a Special Olympics 50th Birthday Celebration Dance @ Headingly Centre Fri. Sept 21, 7pm -11 pm. .$20 per head contact Norah (5473108)or Judy(5476939) nelsOn Quilters’ guild Wednesday 19 Sept., 7.30 pm.

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mental wellbeing, 6 km Nelson Airport perimeter walk. Nelson Golf Club carpark. Light snack to follow, live music, guest speaker. No dogs or bikes. Park on Bolt Rd. Free event - Koha welcome www.sunrisewalkforwellbeing.com register facebook nelsOn philateliC sOCiety The club for stamp collectors & philatelists. Meetings return to being held 2nd Tuesday of the month. Next meeting 7:30pm 12th August at Stoke school. All welcome, come & enjoy stamps. Ph 5471140. astrOnOmy: Public open nights, if sky is clear, at Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai, Fridays 21 & 28 September, 7.30pm to 9.30pm. View the Moon, planets and southern deep sky objects through the telescopes. Cash koha $5 adults, $15 families. Dennis 5470525. nelsOn railWay at Founders Park. The Railcar will be running every Saturday & Sunday until the end of September, between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. Come & see us at the Station. BrOOk sanCtuary Visitor Centre & Volunteers Wanted. Saturday, Sunday & Monday shifts available. Can you spare one day a month? No fixed commitment all training provided. Help protect the future of Nelson’s Wildlife. 035462422. english COnversatiOn grOup for esl speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.306.00 pm, Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile St, by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970.

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Kids from St Paul’s School get into the spirit of tennis at Richmond’s club with coach Kolie Van Zyl. The Nelson Bays Tennis Associations ‘Have a Go’ tennis open day took place over the weekend. Schools were invited to take part in a free hour of fun games on court to launch the tennis season. “Each club radiated a warm family atmosphere, parents relaxing on the side lines, courts overflowing with aspiring tennis stars. The event was a huge success,” says Ali McQuillan, regional coordinator, Nelson Bays Tennis Association. Photo: Supplied.

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Host Families Required Waimea College is looking for new families in Richmond to host our International students for 2019.

Garin College

If you are a caring, supportive and understanding family who would like to share your home with a young person from a different culture, we would like to hear from you.

Arts Coordinator

Garin College is a co-educational, integrated Catholic college, Y9–13 with approximately 530 students. Seeking an energetic and motivated administrator for the role of Arts Co-ordinator to work 15 hours per week during school terms only. This is a Part-time Permanent Position beginning 25 January 2019. The Arts Co-ordinator will provide co-ordination and administrative support for the arts curriculum and school wide performing arts events and competitions.

A weekly remuneration is provided to families to support these homestay placements. Please contact Megan Wright for further information on 544 6099 ext 868 or email: intl.homestay@waimea.school.nz Scott Haines Principal

This role is employed as per Support Staff in Schools Collective Agreement. Applications close 5pm Sunday 23 September 2018.

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An information pack is available from the Principal’s PA; shonaerasmuson@cloud.garincollege.ac.nz or on our website www.garincollege.ac.nz or any queries by ph (03) 543 9488.

After another hugely successful Auction in the weekend, we are accepting items for our

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For sale 2 whitebait nets - a foldable set net with 2 screens and one small scoop net $120. Ph Rex 03 544 4482.

Nelson Male Voice Choir Allison Cormack

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Furniture, Art, Books, Collectibles, Toys etc. Fresh estate lots arrived from near & far. Selling, buying, valuing. 6 rooms to browse. Open Mon-Sat 9.30-5pm. Sat 10-4pm. Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd (SH6), Richmond. Ph 544 0723. www.an tiquesnewzealand.co.nz

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Died Friday 14 September 2018 at The Wood Retirement Village, Nelson. Loving husband and best friend of Elizabeth. Loved father of Peter and Barbara, Kathryn and Peter, the late Leanne, and the late Russell.. Loving Grandpa of Jordi, Sebastiaan, Lara, Douglas, and Paige. A memorial service to give thanks and celebrate Murray’s life will be held at Stoke Methodist Church, 94 Neale Ave, Stoke on Wednesday 19 September 2018 at 10.30am.

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