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The cost of trauma spirals up With the recent resignations of some of our best local, front line police officers and the huge cost of paying them out, we are asking the question “is enough being done to manage the obvious truama these people are exposed to”? Local psychiatric nurse Les Watt is a Nelson-based mental health specialist of over 35 years experience and a family therapist who says the most important task we have as individual human beings is to look after our brain, as we need it well-functioning to figure out our next move in a constantly changing world. “An insidious danger to good brain health is trauma and how we manage its effects. We can generally manage quite a bit of stress for some time, but there is a limit,” says Les. Experiencing trauma for around 18 months can be about the maximum a normal brain can cope with, Les says, as after this period people can become seriously and chronically incapacitated and

take years to recover. The New Zealand baby boomer’s generation will remember how many were raised by detached and distant dads who had returned from war seriously traumatised after five solid years of fighting in World War II. Shorter tours of duty are now the norm, largely because of the number of returned servicemen and women who were seriously incapacitated despite not being physically wounded. “I believe trauma probably affects more kiwis than any other mental health condition, yet is largely ignored by most health professionals. The police are in the firing line with regard to managing serious incidents involving tragedy.” With most people reluctant or unable to see how trauma is reshaping their responses and personality until there is a critical incident that stops everyone in their tracks, Les says the difficulty is that trauma is insidious.

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SEE moRE on PAGE 13 Kees Town gets comfortable on the digger that a lucky person will walk away with from this Sunday’s Brightwater School Gala and Silent Auction. The annual event is the school’s single-biggest fund-raiser and community event. Running from 11am-2pm, the gala has everything from entertainment and food, to raffles and pony rides, with all funds raised going towards resurfacing their courts with a hard-wearing synthetic surface. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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“An added problem is that sometimes police officers suffering from anxiety symptoms in stressful situations can be looked down on by their fellow officers and superiors, and consequently they become reluctant to report stress symptoms for fear of damaging their mana or chances of promotion.” Because each and every person reacts and copes differently, it is unknown when somebody will finally overload with accumulated trauma effects and respond accordingly. “The police work hard but they don’t have magical brains, in fact none of us do.” If you have experienced trauma or this article has triggered a strong response, you can seek support by contacting ‘Need to Talk’ 0800 1737 1737.

Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne says every person and business who applied for financial aid following ex-Cyclones Fehi and Gita will receive a grant. The ex-cyclones delivered severe weather which brought significant rainfall to the Tasman region and many homes and businesses were flooded, while the rain also caused numerous slips. The Council had $132,000 to allocate to those experiencing hardship following the February storms, provided by the Ministries of Civil Defence and Business, Innovation and Employment, the Tasman Mayoral Relief Fund, and donations from community members and organisations. Richard says the council re-

ceived 40 applications for fi- Agency, Nelson Building Sonancial assistance and everyone ciety, Golden Bay and Nelsonwho applied would receive a Tasman Chamber of Commerce grant. assessed the applications against “Because the fundthe criteria, and ing was limited and made recommendathe needs of the comtions to a panel of munity widespread, councillors who apwe imposed a cap of proved the final grant $5000 on the grants. allocations. We weren’t able to The assistance is on give all the applicants top of the $5 milthe full amount they lion the Council has requested, but evespent on flood recovryone will receive ery work to public some assistance. I reland and infrastrucally hope the money ture such as roads, helps the recipients, pipework, parks and Richard their families and public reserves. Kempthorne businesses recover The recipients were from the effects of the devastat- advised of the outcome of their ing weather we’ve experienced.” applications on Friday, 15 June, Independent advisors from the and will receive the money this Nelson Regional Development week.

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We all do it, figure if we take it to an op shop it’s better for the environment and prolongs its life, but what some of us may fail to realise is that if it really deserves dumping then it’s unfair to dump it on a charity shop as they’ll be lumbered with the dumping fees. “Maybe people think we get free waste services, but we don’t and waste is a significant cost for us,” says Ruth Seabright of the Hospice shop. Richmond SPCA manager Susan Naysmith says they’re often inundated with clothing they can’t sell and says a common concern among those in the industry is that people are potentially dumping their goods on op shop premises to avoid the fees. Though she quickly points out that a lot of people “genuinely don’t understand that a lot of what they’re leaving outside can’t be used”. Either way it’s become enough of a problem that a meeting was called with representatives from the Nelson City Council and Tasman District Council (TDC) and had 27 attend from across the area’s op shops. “Our advice is to only take

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Susan Naysmith is forced to dump more unsaleable items into the SPCA skip. Photo: Emily Beaumont. your second-hand items to the store when they are open and to check with the staff before dropping anything off. We think it’s really important for people to know that if rubbish is dumped at the door of a charity shop then they will have to pay to dump that material,” says David Stephenson, of TDC waste management and minimisation. At St. Vincent De Paul, Ross Norgate says they rely on the funds from selling pre-loved goods to provide food parcels, accommodation and furniture to help families in need.

“All they’re (the dumpers) doing is taking money that should be going to the charity but instead it goes on tip fees,” says Ross. Some shops have installed cameras and signage. Both councils are encouraging the op shops to share any information that may identify dumpers as councils have the ability to follow up under the Litter Act. So next time you’re making a trip to pass on your goods to an op shop just do a double take and ask yourself if your goods really are saleable?

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Murchison in desperate need of emergency responders A shortage of St John coverage from Murchison needs to be addressed, says Rural Communities Minister, Damien O’Connor. Reports show that there were more than 80 crashes last year on SH65 and SH6, with Murchison often being the closest emergency service base. Damien says St John New Zealand needs to ‘step up’ and “get the right people in place.” Murchison has one paid Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and three volunteers, along with a PRIME response nurse from Murchison Hospital. St John Tasman District are actively recruiting for a second paid, permanent part-time officer.

Fisheries New Zealand is planning to extend the closure of southern scallop fishery in the top of the South Island, commercial and recreational. Radio New Zealand reports that the Ministry for Primary Industries says a critical slump in stocks forced the scallop fishery to be closed in Tasman and Golden Bays, and in the Marlborough Sounds, in 2016. The closure was extended last year to Port Underwood. Surveys showed the areas were at their lowest recorded biomass. The closure will rest the beds, allowing mature scallops to spawn uninterrupted and juvenile scallops to grow. The ministry was seeking public feedback on extending the closure, before the season was due to open next month. The closures would be in place from the start of the coming season, July 15, 2018, until an opening regime has been developed and implemented. Under the proposals, you would not be able to take any scallops during the period of the temporary closure. However, Fisheries New Zealand considers this would be balanced by improved fishery productivity in the future. Fisheries New Zealand had also commissioned comprehensive research to investigate the decline, with results expected later this year.

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Beanies have become a whole lot more appealing for two Tapawera Area School students after they shaved their heads in support of people living with blood cancer. Luke Mytton and Levi Davis took part in the Shave for a Cure event at school that was organised by year 12’s Louise Hammersley. Together the duo raised more than $400 for the charity. “I was happy to get my head shaved. It was the second time that I have done it and I’m very keen to do it again,” says Luke. To find out how you can donate, head to www. shaveforacure.co.nz Photo: Supplied.

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can’t go along with.” The National Party leader also emphasised his commitment to combating climate change. Simon says the key to change will be attacking the issue at the consumption end, not production. He says New Zealanders are all environmentalists, but we need to be practical environmentalists. However, Simon conceded that while National is still the biggest and most popular party, they will need friends come election 2020 if they are to regain power.

prime minister of New Zealand, get there.” and Simon says he and the Na- He spoke about growing up as a tional Party are develop“westie” in West Auckland as the youngest ing some “positive and exciting” plans for the child of six, his time in 2020 campaign. the United Kingdom The issue of housing and his experience dealwas a common concern ing with some of New Zealand’s worst crimibrought up by members of the public in atnals. tendance and Simon He says his work in law Simon Bridges. assured the audience has helped him gain an that young people with steady understanding of the system. income, a stable relationship and “Softening up our laws and creatare investing in Kiwi Saver, “will ing more victims is something I

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“He has a big brain and an even bigger personality.” Nick says Simon respects the tax dollar, hard work and family values. Simon says he has been busy engaging with all walks of life in New Zealand and that he has had a very enjoyable four months as leader of the opposition. He says a government is only as good as its opposition, “we have an important role to hold the government to account, iron sharpens iron.” He hopes to become the 41st

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About 250 locals attended National MP, Simon Bridges ‘Connecting with Communities Roadshow’ at the Headingly Centre in Richmond on Thursday, June 14. The leader of the opposition says he will prioritise the climate and education should he succeed Jacinda Ardern as Prime Minister in 2020. Local MP, Nick Smith welcomed Simon and says, following a disappointing election, Simon has taken to the leader of the opposition like a duck to water.

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News Heart patient Zach and his mum Tania Parr receive a donation from Brightwater’s Kathryn Whyte. Tania was collecting for the Heart Kids Appeal last week in Richmond. With the funds raised they are hoping to be able to get a Nelson family support worker for families with heart kids. If you missed the collection and would like to donate you can by heading to www. heartkids.org.nz/donate Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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Entire profits of book for charity Local author Heather Hol- hand these in to the police, mes has found a novel way to she packs a bag and sets off raise money for the Tasman for the airport. The ensuing and Nelson Cancer Society. adventures make for a great “Heather has written a funny, read and many laugh-outlight-hearted romp about the loud moments. adventures of Heather HolPrudence Millmes says, er, and she is “Some people donating 100% have thought of the sales of it will be a sad the book to tale about copthe Nelson and ing with sickTasman Cancer ness. NothSociety,” says ing could be Collections Lifurther from brarian Ruth the truth. It’s Lawley. funny and has “We’re very been written to happy to be make the readsupporting er smile.” Heather in her Richmond Lifund-raising brary will be efforts by hold- Heather Holmes with her holding an auing an author book ‘What’s In a Name?’. thor talk with talk at Rich- Photo: Supplied. Heather Holmond Library.” mes from 5.30pm-6.30pm on The book’s character is Pru- Thursday, 21 June. dence Miller, a mildly inef- It’s free to attend and everyficient tax clerk at Inland one is welcome. Revenue who is mistakenly Cash book sales will be availgiven a mysterious parcel, a able for $20 and all proceeds false passport and a first class will be donated to the Nelson ticket to the sun. Rather than and Tasman Cancer Society.

Waimea College’s Showquest student team will be performing ‘Distorted Images’ on Tuesday, June 26, at the Trafalgar Centre. Photo: Supplied.

Performers battle it out for Showquest title Amy Russ The Trafalgar Centre will be pumping with excitement on June 26, as student teams jump on stage in New Zealands new music, dance and drama event, Showquest. The event is a collaboration between Rockquest Promotions and local performing arts group BreakOut, and with the support of local council. Nelson is the second region to stage the new performance event for schools, with local teens captur-

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ments from well-known Nelson store Profile, as well Award-winning New Zea- as Jenny’s own YBe Fashion land fashion designer, Jenny label. She will be offering Lyn Walker, has opened a healing rooms and life-path new boutique gallery, Being guidance later in June. “For Presence Centre, in Sundial me, fashion, art and creaSquare. After enjoying huge tive fields have always been success both overseas, and a part of my life. I started in New Zeamaking my land, Jenny own clothes is excited early on. I about the felt I had new chapa talent ter in her for design life. Jenny and always says, “the wanted to Centre is a pursue it at creative arts some stage.” and healing Her inspiraministry. I tion lies in have comart, culture pleted my Jenny Lyn Walker with and nature, study and her award-winning ‘Tiki’ “it is about this aspect creation. Jenny won the connection, is incorpo- 2003 Westfield Style Pasi- community rated into fika Overall Supreme Award and creativthe centre and Traditionally Inspired ity all tied to enable section. Photo: Amy Russ. in together,” healing of and says the inner self, discovery of she is exactly where she is who people really are, iden- meant to be, “I am defitity of true self and how we nitely meant to be here, in are connected to the greater this time, in this place, with whole.” She has created a Nelson being the centre of new and intriguing creative New Zealand, it feels right. space, integrating giftware Everything feels as if it has from Possibilities and gar- all been leading to this.”

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From the inside out The theatre group following their production of Snow White earlier this year. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

Two different shows on offer Emily Beaumont

Live Arts Nelson is performing their final shows for 2018 on Saturday, June 30 and Sunday, July 1. The theatre group has been busy and will perform two different shows; ‘The Tortoise vs The Hare’ and ‘The King’s New Clothes’. Director Sarah Pumphrey says, with nearly 30 children involved across the two productions, they promise to be “another colourful comedic event by Live Arts Nelson”. Everyone knows that the slow and steady tortoise beat the bragging hare in

the famous race, but when their great-grandkids Ro-Shell the tortoise and Jack Rabbit are talked into a rematch, anything could happen. The race will be on live TV and their friends have lots of ideas about how Ro-Shell and Jack can beat one another, but only good sportsmanship can win the day in this zany, lighthearted retelling of the classic fable. Meanwhile, the younger children of the drama troupe have been admiring the King’s “splendid new suit” while working on ‘The King’s New Clothes’. This large-cast adaption of Hans Christian Andersen’s clas-

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For the last few months, Richmond’s Margaret Ewers has been spending her working time manning a gate on the Queen St upgrade. With ample opportunity to observe the upgrade in its many stages, Margaret put pen to paper and created the following poem to document the upgrade through the eyes of somebody within the fence. Working on Queen Street upgrade has had its ups and downs, Most people smile and some just frown. There’s Linda the STMS, tells us what to do, Don’t get on the wrong side of her, else you’ll be in the ….. The Downer bosses Joe, Anthony, Tom keep everything under control Making sure everything goes to plan and nothing takes it toll. There’s David and Chris always walking up and down the street, Making sure the footpaths are tidy and well-kept and neat. The Chorus guys and Powertech laying the fibre optic for internet and phones, Making it easy for the community and homes. The Nelmac guys come and plant their plants, Making the street look great at a glance. There’s the lighting crew putting up new lights, Making it easy to see and look bright

at night. There’s the gate people, Wolf, Katy, Margaret, just to name a few, They go through a lot of staff because they get bored and there’s not much to do. Donaldson Civil have been there from the start, Digging the road up, laying pipes for the water, they have got it down to an art. Tasman do the storm water pipes and drains, Making sure the water is taken away when it rains. There’s the trucks’ drivers coming in and out all the time, Spreading gravel, they don’t waste much time. The Independent Kerb and Channel guys do a great job cementing and doing drains, They don’t have to think much but they do use their brains. The Higgins crew do digging, rolling, grading, just to name a few, They are all pretty gifted and know a thing or two. The tar sealing gang come in and do their bit, Sealing and spreading the grit. The road markers come and finish the job painting the lines white, Making the road shine up and be bright. When the street is all finished it will be real great, It’s taken 15 months to finish, it will be worth the wait.

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Annual gala and silent auction this Sunday

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Tasman Homes builder, Tom Ashley, took out third place in the 2018 New Zealand Certified Builders (NZCB) Apprentice Challenge held in Rotorua, in April. The NZCB challenge is held in partnership with the Industry Training Association Building (ITAB). The 25-year-old was among 19 regional finalists, from all over the country, to compete. Tom was also presented the Personality award, the first time it has been given to a place-getter, and came third in the practical stage of the challenge. “Aside from placing in the top three the highlight for me was the practical challenge, it was a lot of fun, and a great way to have a laugh and relax a bit during the competition, especially with all the banter and support from all the guys.” He completes his apprenticeship at the end of the year and says that Tasman Homes owner, Garry Nott, has been 100% supportive of him, and the rest of the crew, since the beginning. “Garry is one of those guys who will go above and beyond for these guys. You don’t get many bosses like that. He flew everyone up to the event. It really shows in the crew how great Garry really is. It has always been a great environment to work in.” Garry is proud of his team and says, “they are a good team, great boys. My

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Local greyhounds Robbie and Charlie -Goldstar Chumlee take part. Photo: Amy Russ.

Great global greyhound walk the biggest ever for the region Amy Russ Tom Ashley loved the experience of the apprentice challenge, held in April. Photo: Amy Russ. wife and I wanted to strive for a good team, a crew that work well together.” Having been a part of charity builds, Habitat for Humanity and Helping Hands projects, Garry says they want to get to the point where the crew is able to give back themselves and help others. “It is good to see them pushing themselves in competitions like that. We have the Master Builders competition coming up, so it will be good to see a few of them enter that.”

Greyhounds across the world got together for the annual Great Global Greyhound Walk (GGGW), which took place on June 10. This year, 28 greyhounds and their owners joined in the fun with the ‘love is all around’ theme. The walk is designed to raise awareness of, and gather donations for, registered charity Greyhounds as Pets (GAP) a charity established by Greyhound Racing New Zealand

to find pet homes for retired racing greyhounds. Elise Walton, area coordinator for Greyhounds as Pets, adopted greyhound siblings and littermates Frankie and Charlie with her husband James and says, “we do this because greyhounds really do make fantastic pets, they are absolutely beautiful, and are the sweetest animals. Our group gives new owners a place to learn, swap tips, have monthly walks and give the dogs a chance to hang out together.”

Previous GAP coordinator, Angela Wilson says there was major growth in dog and owner numbers from 2010 to 2015. Where there once were less than 10 greyhounds registered in the district, there are now approximately 40. Elise advises, if anyone is looking to adopt a greyhound, the best place to go is the GAP website; www.greyhoundsaspets.org.nz to speak to adoption coordinators about matching the right dog personality to their home.

For nearly sixty years the event has been marked on calendars in and around Brightwater and this year the date is Sunday, June 24, for the school’s popular winter gala and silent auction. The vibrant primary school has been an integral part of the community since it was established in 1888, and today has nearly 300 students. The Sunday gala will run from 11am until 2pm and include a plethora of kids activities including pony rides, bouncy castles, jeep rides, lazer tag, bungy trampoline, big dig, climbing wall, hair design and nails. Alongside all the activities there’ll be plenty of hot food to warm bellies and entertainment from belly dancing to hip hop. The silent auction has more than 174 items that have been donated from local and national businesses, and various families and friends of the school.

Sana Otsuki, Jared Matthewson and Felix Chambers show off one of the prizes up for grabs. The proceeds from this year’s track completed in 2015. event will go toward resurfacing The annual single-biggest school the courts in front of rooms 12 and fund-raiser and community event 13 with a colourful, hardwearing will include some fabulous prizes in various raffles and the ‘wheel of synthetic turf surface. The previous two years’ galas raised fortune’. money for the school’s new junior With plant and baking stalls and playground that was completed in a fire safety demonstration there February. The playground has be- really is something for the entire come an asset to the Brightwater family, so pop along on Sunday Tyla Gower beneath the ‘wheel of fortune’ checks out a creation community, along with the cycle and support the school. that will be on display.

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Sue Wilson Wednesday is the night Sioux Line Dance has the floor at Club Waimea. On May 30th, we line danced in PINK. Manager Wayne Williams, dressed in pink, joined us for the evening. This was as a fundraiser for the NZ Breast Cancer Foundation. We donned the pink wear and had a fun night with raffles and supper, lucky spots and prizes for being in the ‘pink’, along with the sale of merchandise from NZ Breast Cancer Foundation. Joining us for the evening were dancers from our Mapua Class, Oakwoods Village, Leisure Line Dancers from Stoke. Annette Lines, teacher from Leisure Line Dancers, very kindly donated the door takings from her Sunday Social for our fundraiser evening. During the evening we danced many dances choreographed by

A very positive Annual General capitation fee changes, news Meeting saw little change to from recent meetings with the our leadership team, (I’m still T.A.B., the latest on Clubs NZ here!). However, we do farewell Insurance and App projects, as Cliff and Al from the Executive well as changes/compliance issues brought about Committee and welby the change of come Murray Pash Government. A lot and Ivan Reed, both happens behind the returning after an scenes to make our absence. Club successful! As Clubs NZ moves into the technologiIt was also a great delight at the AGM cal age, the Executive to see members rewill have plenty to warded for long and come to grips with. valued service to Later next month we meet Chief Execu- Lewis Della Bosca Club Waimea – Bev Hart accorded Hontive Larry Graham and Southern General Manager ours Board recognition, and Keith Ballantyne for governance the ultimate accolade of Life training, and discussion on the Membership extended to Nola Clubs NZ Strategic Plan, with Oldham and Colin Bowden. updates on: proposed changes Congratulations and thank you to dynamics of the NZ Board, to them all.

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Proud to be wearing pink for a great cause, Club Waimea’s Wayne Williams was amongst a number of men who enjoyed a fun night of line dancing to raised funds for the NZ Breast Cancer Foundation.

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Jan Wyllie, Australian/World renown Line Dance Choreographer, friend and teacher of workshops. Jan passed away just one year ago from Breast Cancer. Our support will help to reach more New Zealanders with early detection education and fund ‘research’ that could produce life-saving new treatments. Supporting both, women and men affected by breast cancer. About 25 men are diagnosed in New Zealand each year. So many of us have been affected directly or indirectly with Breast Cancer and this was a great opportunity to share our love of dance and remembrance of our loved ones affected. Sue Wilson, Sioux Line Dance Teacher, thanked Line Dancer Julie Thomas, for her inspiration, encouragement and support to have our Pink Line Dance class. A fantastic and very rewarding evening for us all.

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The ‘Pink Night’ Line Dance Class held at Club Waimea on May 30th was well attended. Participants dressed in pink and had a fun night with raffles, line dancing, supper, lucky spots and prizes for being in pink. There was also NZ Breast Cancer Foundation merchandise for sale.

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Just a thought... This is one of my favourite texts from the Scripture. “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, and give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. [1Thessalonians 5: 1618]” There are many different religious practices – such as reading the bible daily, listening to podcasts, singing gospels, attending Church services, and so on. To the early Christians, praying was not a hard practice. They prayed three

times a day as their in the middle of the religious tradition. day to go and pray. So There were no ques- in order to continue this spiritual tions asked. practice, you Even now, some peohave to make your own ple continue time, maybe with this traeven plan it dition. in your diary It doesn’t matter where or calendar for prayer you are and times. what time it was, for them Another opRev. Martin tion is to there is always a time Sungchel Oh come along Richmondto Sunday for prayer. We live in Stoke Methodist Church serChurch a differvices. If that ent world now. You is not convenient, don’t notice people then pray throughout who stop their work the day when you are

doing ordinary tasks like gardening, walking, or even cooking. I believe it is very important for all of us to look after our spirituality. In order to do this, we need to find ways of spiritual practice that we can incorporate into our daily lives. This can be as simple as just sitting on your couch and praying for a couple of minutes. You can even do this right now – close your eyes and spend a few minutes to reflect on what you are thankful for in your life.

Physiotherapist Marissa Stuart’s broad range of experience and qualifications has been a drawcard for people from all walks of life, for help with fitness and rehabilitation. For over 10 years Marissa has been working with the All Blacks as a Muscular Skeletal Therapist, and recently flew down south to work with them. She has also assisted most of the Super 18 squads, many elite sports groups, normal everyday weekend warriors, and people outside of sports. “I’ve got quite a few hats,” says Marissa. “I’ve been a massage therapist for many years, I did a late physio degree, I hold diplomas in fitness and nutrition, and have a background in gym instruction and exercise prescription. So I’ve ended up with thirty years ‘body’ experience. I work out of Mickey D’s in Collingwood Street on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays starting at 7am. I also recently started working out of Lisa’s at Aquarius Beauty at 10 Oxford Street, Richmond, on Tuesdays from 8.30am to 6pm.” To find out more, phone or text Marissa on 021 418 796.

There’s been an exciting development at Bayleys Richmond! In January this year, Jo Hender, who works for Team Lydia Heyward, became a fully licensed real estate agent. “I worked as a PA for Lydia for the last year and during this time I did my real estate training,“ says Jo. “Lydia’s very good at helping me juggle all the different priorities in my life, including being a mum and raising two boys. Lydia’s been in real estate for over 30 years, and with Bayleys for around three years. Allen Theunissen also works with Team Lydia, You wouldn’t use a screwdriver loosen a bolt..... so make and will soon be to licensed.” sure you use the right Team agent market & combination. sell your“We property Lydia to Heyward are a great work well together because we love people and working with them to get the right result. We take great pride in listening and communicating effectively with clients. Lydia’s passion lies more with rural and lifestyle properties and Lydia Heyward Sean mine is more withMarr the residential sector. M: 027 432 8532 | B: 03 928 0469 M: 021 277 1442 brand | B: 03 928 0473 The strength of the Bayleys ensures our clients achieve excellent E: lydia.heyward@bayleys.co.nz E: sean.marr@bayleys.co.nz results.” Phone 0800 HEYWARD or visit www.teamlydiaheyward.com | www.lydiaheyward.co.nz LydiaHeywardBayleys | SeanMarrBayleys your name for real estate Rachel Allright, Ian Thorneycroft, Ruby Tan and Jakin Smith as ‘The Incredibles’ from the Disney movie of the same name. Children from 10 years and up are all welcome at the youth BabySpace specialises in the care and education of infants and toddlers group activities, held fortnightly, at different locations around the Lake Rotoiti district. Photo: aged from six months to three years. The team is made up of experienced, Supplied. knowledgeable and loving teachers who are dedicated to developing trusting relationships with tamariki. Teachers work closely with families to not only ensure continuity of care provided between home and the centre, but strive to support whānau to meet their hopes and dreams for their children. The indoor and outdoor environments are designed to allow children to independently explore, play, discover and learn at their own pace. The large garden offers paths, grass, fruit trees and vines to care for, as well as a large sandpit and climbing area. The team believes young children learn through observation, imitation and exploration and through play they demonstrate, practice and refine their skills. BabySpace is a wellresourced, safe environment that supports all areas of the curriculum, and is designed to meet the diverse needs, abilities and interests of all infants and toddlers. So if you are a parent that is looking for a small group environment with a high teacher to child ratio, please feel welcome to visit Lynda and the team at BabySpace today. Or visit the website at www.babyspacenelson.co.nz.

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They say “success breeds success”, an analogy that could easily be used to describe Nelson Slot Racers (NSR) slot car challenge held in May. Hosted on the Nelson Slot Racers 66”, 6-lane track, the event, now in its fifth year, attracted a record entry of 48 drivers including two from Australia, making it arguably the leading slot car racing event in the country. Promoted as a fun weekend of racing for cars in the NSR (Ready-to-Race) Classic range, the time frame and format make for a laid-back,

yet competitive, two days of racing. Sticking to a simple proven format of one qualifying run, after which drivers are seeded into groups of similar ability, competitors then do battle on each of the track’s 6 lanes over two heats, the final result being calculated over the combined distance covered from those two heats. With three locals qualifying in the top six, hopes were high for a local victory and so it eventuated. After qualifying fourth, seasoned racer Alan Simpson put last year’s disappoint-

Nelson Matters I am disappointed but not surprised at the strike action bringing Port Nelson to a halt. It is payback time for the unions following the change of government and they are now flexing their industrial muscle. It is the first strike by Port Nelson staff in 30 years. Three container ships were disrupted at the weekend and the union has given notice of a further strike for a week starting this Friday that will disrupt another dozen ship visits. The strike action is by just eight members of the Merchant Service Guild who are the mas-

ters and engineers on the port tugs out of 300 staff at the port. These tug operators are not low paid workers and earn over $100,000 a year. They do need to be on call 24/7 during their duty weeks but work about 25 hours a week and get 17 weeks off a year. Their union’s demands are driven by greed not need. Giving into the unions high demands will push up costs for exporters and undermines our competitiveness. Nelson orchardists are livid and feel held to ransom. They must get their apple and kiwifruit exports across the wharf this

month to get to markets like Europe on time. Millions of dollars of fruit are a risk. This strike will hurt many other industries like forestry, fishing, wine and dairy. It also effects other workers like port staff and truck drivers who will have their work and pay disrupted. Every ratepayer in Nelson and Tasman loses because we are owners of the port through our Councils and will be affected by lower dividends. The greatest damage from the strikes is to business confidence. We have had more strikes nationally in the last nine months

ment firmly behind him to edge out club mate Matt Watkinson by less than a quarter of a lap after just under 30 minutes of cut-andthrust racing. After winning on his first visit to the track last year ,Whangarei visitor Dion de Graf was unable to match the pace at the front, however, a solid and steady run saw him claim third ahead of Dunedin’s Graeme Saxton with host Tony Cook in fifth just ahead of Aucklander Dave West, the top six covered by just over 8 laps. The remainder of the top 10

was made up of the Blenheim Bidwell father and son (son Adam 7th and father Neil 9th), Westport’s Mark Milling splitting the pair in 8th with Wellingtonian Scott Waite rounding out the top 10. Thanks must go to local NSR agent Tony Cook and his wife Sue for hosting and providing such an enjoyable, stress-free meeting and to local Mitsubishi agents Houston Motors for the supply of courtesy vehicles, allowing the visitors the freedom to move around at their leisure during the event weekend.

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in sectors like buses, trains and other ports than in the last nine years. The fear is a return to the 1970s and 1980s when we lost over a million productive working days a year to industrial disruption. I want higher wages and families benefiting from the strong economy. The average annual wage increased from $42,000 to $52,000 a year over the last nine years under National. My problem with strike-driven wage increases is that it favours those who can cause the greatest disruption rather than those who have the greatest skills or

works the hardest. The tug boat operators will do well but the scientist on valuable long-term research doesn’t have the same leverage. The new Coalition Government is giving unions more power but it will make Nelson poorer. Business confidence is plummeting. Nelson has gone from the top ranked regional economy out of 16 a year ago to now number 12. We need this dispute resolved. Port Nelson is the heart of our successful exporting economy. Advt.

Intermediate School setting up a shot on the netball court. The ANZ Premiership ‘Get on Top of your Game’ programme is back for 2018. Photo: Amy Russ.

The ANZ Premiership is back for a second season and ANZ is asking what Tasman netballer fans and supporters need to achieve their netball aspirations. Over the past five years the ‘Get on Top of your Game’ programme has helped to support teams, clubs, schools and players all over New Zealand, to the value of nearly $500,000. The support is not limited to kit. It could be anything big, small or off-the-wall. In the past, ANZ support has spanned high performance netball gear, expert coaching, court and club makeovers, to dream experiences. In 2017, one lucky young player was granted the opportunity to be the mini-manager of an ANZ Premiership team for a day, as a reminder to continue working hard and not give up on

your netball dreams. And a long serving coach was surprised by stars of ANZ Premiership and awarded a trip to watch the Silver Ferns play in Australia, as a thank you for commitment and inspiration she has provided to her teams over the years. Sue McGregor, ANZ Head of Sponsorship, said, “We are proud to support netball at every level, from grassroots right up to the elite ANZ Premiership and Silver Ferns. We know sometimes all you need is just that little bit of extra help to achieve your goals, so we are committed to helping as many netball fans as we can.” Tasman netball clubs, teams, players and fans can tell ANZ what they need to help achieve their netball goals at anzcourtside.co.nz

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HLS Waimea Old Boys Rugby Round Up Saturday, June 16, was a festival of rugby down at Jubilee Park with 16 games of rugby played and a great turn-out of club supporters throughout the day watching some incredibly entertaining rugby at all levels of the game. All the players, coaches, volunteers and supporters involved should be commended for their approach to the day. There was a seamless flow of games throughout the day with some outstanding play and tremendous sportsmanship on show. The Tasman Rugby referees played a significant role in making the day a success with some refs doing back-to-back games to ensure a high standard was maintained. HLS Waimea Senior A 27 v Central 31 Waimea’s two-week break from competitive rugby showed in a sluggish start to this vital fixture for play-off points in the Tasman Trophy. Central played with a lot of confidence from their previous weeks’ high scoring win and had ascendency for the first 20 minutes of the game. Waimea work hard as the first half developed and played some very positive rugby to just trail 10- 14 at half-time. The second half was an entertaining half of rugby with both teams building multiple phases and then making crucial mistakes close to the try line that would give away possession and allow the other team to build pressure at the other end of the field. The Waimea set piece was solid and gave a plentiful supply of ball with prop Eden Beech and lock Limeke Caginau having strong games for the home team.

With five minutes to play Waimea held the lead by 27 points to 24. Waimea gave away a crucial ruck penalty that gave Central the opportunity to kick for a lineout that they duly won, and a sustained period of attack saw them scoring a converted try to win the match. Waimea’s next fixture is against Waitohi at 3pm Saturday, June 23, at Jubilee Park. HLS Waimea OB Senior B 35 v Huia 17 Waimea Old Boys Div 2 team took on Huia, Waimea needing a win and a much-needed four competition points to help progress their semi-final hopes. They went one better and managed to secure five points with a hardearned bonus point win 35-17, after a half-time lead of 13-0. Waimea let Huia back in the game early in the second half with two quick tries making it 13-12 before the Waimea boys dug their heels in to kick away. Sam Pestel was the stand out in the forwards with strong help from Tyler Rangi, Elephame Toia was the danger man in the backs. HLS Waimea Old Boys Women 28 v Motueka 15 Waimea Ladies hosted Motueka Girls, and from the kick off both teams knew it was going to be a hard afternoon of rugby. Waimea began to gain momentum and ventured into Motueka’s 22. The pressure was mounting from Waimea and they dug deep and put pressure on Motueka’s scrum and won possession back. Anna Bradley crashed over for a welltaken try which was converted by Bethan Manners. Both teams took the game to each other, and

Shay Samuels (with ball) U12 red in action against U12 Makos. Shay has been selected for the U52kg rep team. Photo: Supplied. no team was wanting to take a backward step, but Waimea forwards were starting to gain the upper hand in set piece and in open play. Gaps started to appear in Motueka’s defence. Waimea captain Stephanie Mitchell led by example, driving hard at Motueka, and with the rest of the forwards following began to drive Motueka back well into their own half. Motueka started to infringe at the breakdowns and began to be penalised. Quick-thinking Tessa Hiller took a quick tap penalty, smashed her way through several defenders and drove over for a well-deserved try, which was also converted by Bethan Manners. The game’s pace didn’t slow and both teams carried on to attack each other at every opportunity. It looked like Waimea forwards had created space for the backs to exploit but, with one pass not going to hand, Motueka took advantage and scored an uncon-

verted try. At half-time Waimea led 14-5. The second half carried on from the first with both teams playing good attacking rugby and both defences holding out. With both sets of forwards working hard and creating good ball for the backs the game started to open up, with play moving up and down the field. Waimea were the first team to take advantage with lively first five Anya Schultz scoring the next try, again converted by Bethan Manners. The penalty count against Waimea started to mount and Motueka gained good field position to attack from. Tessa Hiller, who had not stopped running all game, went for an intercept, but the referee viewed this as a slap down which resulted a yellow card leaving Waimea defending with 14 players. Waimea dug deep and defended against wave after wave of attack. Leah Miles was immense in defence and was a con-

stant menace at the breakdown, managing to steal Motueka’s ball to relieve the pressure. Motueka didn’t give up and finally, after 5 minutes of battering Waimea’s line, scored an unconverted try. Motueka gained confidence from this and took the game to Waimea, but Waimea held their ground and repelled the attack. Tessa’s return to the field was welcomed by all the Waimea players who had worked hard during her absence. A lapse in concentration from Waimea allowed Motueka to score another unconverted try, bringing the score line to 21-15 with 9 minutes still to be played. Stephanie Mitchell pulled her troops together and asked for more effort and to take the game back to Motueka - they responded. The pressure was mounting again for Motueka and when Tessa Hiller scored her second try of the afternoon, victory was sealed. After the game, Waimea coach Adam Fraine said that he was immensely proud of the effort and commitment the girls had shown, not only during the game but at training as well. Fraine said that during the week the squad had been discussing that they are now at the business end of the season but still had a long way to go to their first goal, a home semi-final. Fraine said that the last three league games of the season were going to be all big games and he wanted big game players, which he got today. The players of the day were 3 points to Stephanie Mitchell, who never shied away from taking the hard yards both in attack and defence, 2 points to Leah Miles who was a constant thorn in Motueka’s side all game, and 1 point to Anya Schultz who marshalled the troops well.

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Hothouse Foxes fly at football Rather than playing in goal himself, finding another keeper so coach Mark Papps could actually stand on the side line and help his team was a priority for the Fresh Choice Richmond 1st Division team last week, and on Saturday newly-signed Keegan Ward took the gloves

against Tahuna FC. The match was even with both sides taking limited chances in the first half. Richmond had a lot more possession in the second 45 and, in a typically physical game between the two sides, the home team were able to go ahead, eventually winning 2-1. In

the Women’s 1st Division the Hothouse Foxes had a comfortable 5-1 win over Suburbs, while the About Beauty at Monaco Swans beat Nelson College for Girls 1-0. In the youth division the Helen Ruston Mike Pero U17 Development side went down 4-1 to Nelson College.

Senior Results: RD 2 v Tahuna 1, RD 1 v Hornbills 7, Thistle 2 v FC Nelson 0 Matthew Wesney (right) competes for the ball against Tahuna’s Danny Ross. Richmond firsts won the game 2-1 against Tahuna. Photo: Chris Symes/ Shuttersport.

Above: Sunday, June 3, Kartsport Nelson at Redwood Valley, hosted round two of the Mainland series in the two-day Sunbelt series event. Round one was held in Marlborough on Saturday, May 4. Nicholson and Ollie Workman above raced in the young ‘Cadet’ class, along with 13 other talented drivers aged between 6 – 11 years old. Photo: Supplied. Right: Drivers from all over New Zealand attended the event, making for tough and exciting competitive racing. ‘Mini Rok’ class saw 14 drivers aged between 8 – 13, and a ‘Junior Max’ class saw 17 entries aged between 12 – 17 years of age. This line-up included some very exciting female drivers, who gave the boys a good run for their money. Fifty top adult drivers aged between 17 and 60 years old also competed in the two-day event. Pictured: Mother and daughter, Emma and Laylah Nicholson attended Sunday’s race. Photo: Supplied.

Final days of Queen Street construction It’s the home stretch, with construction on the Queen Street Upgrade due for completion next week. We’re relying on having mainly good weather in the days ahead, as the final street construction works are very sensitive to moisture. Once the upgrade is finished, Richmond will enjoy a modern, vibrant and flood-resilient streetscape, as well as new underground services with the capacity to serve our growing population for many years to come. Thanks for your patience while we carried out this lengthy but badly-needed infrastructure upgrade. And a particularly big thank you to everyone who has continued to support our local businesses throughout the roadworks – it is much appreciated. We look forward to unveiling the full new street for you to enjoy – come down and check it out soon!

The new streetscape The upgraded streetscape is a pedestrian paradise, with wide, obstacle-free footpaths and a smooth continuous surface to make crossing far easier for anyone with limited sight or mobility.

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The lack of kerb and channel is not an invitation for drivers to use the footpaths as an extension of the road however. The street may have changed but the rules are the same – driving on the footpath is not OK. Please drive courteously and safely in the new street environment, including when entering and exiting the carparks.

Tidy-up works There will be some minor works that continue after the street reopens. In a job this size there are often some small tidy-ups needed, and these will be done over the next few months as needed. The minor works will be carried out with as little disruption as possible to vehicles and pedestrians.

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WEDNESDAY 20 June 2018

Marlborough boys run away with good win

Waimea teams in the hunt at Nelson Bays Squash Interclub Nelson Bay’s Squash Interclub is nearing the half way point in the competiton. At this point in time it’s too close to call which teams might have the edge. There are 11 men’s teams and 6 ladies team competing, from local squash clubs. After 7 rounds, Motueka leads the points table with 70 points, Liam Gale, Kate Swanson and Nicola Pilkington of Waimea Squash Club Social League followed by Nelson 1 with 67 points, Waimea 4 with ‘Pink team’ show off their colours. Photo: Supplied.

60 points, and Waimea 2 with 56 points. However both Waimea teams have had byes while the two top teams haven’t. This puts the top 4 teams on a very even footing. Waimea 3 and Waimea 1 are also still very much in the running with 50 and 48 points respectively, and no more byes. In the Ladies competiton,

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Waimea Combined went down 47-12 to Marlborough Boys College on Saturday, June 16, at Waimea College. The Baabaas came out strong and drew first blood when Cameron Rodrigue found space down the left-hand side. However, weak defence allowed Marlborough Boys to score 33 unanswered points to go into the half time break up 33 – 5. Waimea scored first af-

ter halftime through some ball skill brilliance which was finished off by Duncan Drysdale. But relentless attack from Marlborough Boys turned out to be too much for the Waimea men, with Marlborough Boys turning in two more tries. Final score 47-12. This weekend, Waimea Combined Schools host Christchurch Boys High School at Waimea College 12pm kickoff.

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Division two women’s team Federal Falcons remain all smiles after their loss against Waimai United, 3-1, on June 17. Photo: Supplied.

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A great round of hockey games played over the week for Nelson Hockey Association (NHA) 2018 Club competitions. The top game of the week was played between Division two women’s teams, Federal and Tasman Green, who battled it out on June 17, with Federal winning 4-0. Federal have been very dominant at the women’s competition to date, and though both

teams played with high speed and intensity, Federal was more accurate in the execution of their penalty corners. Tasman missed a penalty at the end of the game but they kept fighting to the end. Division one mens teams played well with Waimai United winning against Waimai United NC 6-2. Stoke beat Federal 4-2. Division two women’s team Tasman White won 6-1 against

Federal Ravens and Tasman Black lost to Federal senior 4-2. Division three mens, Waimai United won against Tasman 4-3, Endeavors won against Federal A 3-1 and Federal won against Stoke 4-3. Division four womens teams saw Federal Firebirds win 3-1 against Tasman White, Tasman Black draw 1-1 against Waimai United and Rewa beat Black Hawkes 7-1.

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Excitement is building for the Waimea College 10A Netball Team, who are busy training for the upcoming SISS Junior Netball Tournament in Christchurch early next month. The tournament has been held in the city for the past 20 years and is regarded as an important pathway for players to develop and improve their skills. Coach Nicola Rae is impressed by the team, which she began coaching at the start of the season, in conjunction with working towards her Bachelor of Sport and Recreation at NMIT. “A lot of the players in the team have been together since Year 7, so that makes a good basis for it,” says Nicola. “They are very skilled athletes who have a lot of court ability, so we are expecting they will do really well. My focus has been on athlete development both physically and emotion-

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Advice and Nelson Newcomers for coffee at Morri Cafe, 244 Hardy Street from 10am third Tuesday each month. Call Jane 546 7681. Next meet 19 June. AlzheIMeRS NelSON Monthly Drop In Clinic: Richmiond Libraray 4th Wednesday 9.30-11am. Answers to your questions on dementia” FRee kIckSTART YOuR BuSINeSS wORkShOp Nelson Tasman Business Trust Mon 2 July ‘18 9am-1pm Register at www.ntbt.co.nz or call 03 539 0824 vOluNTeeR NelSON: 1. have you ever thought of becoming a volunteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson. org.nz ph 546 7681. 2. If you live with a disability & would like to get involved in volunteering, Volunteer Nelson can help. Ph Belinda on 03 546 7681 email Belinda@volunteernelson.org.nz. 3. Free Governance workshop Thurs 7 July 5:15-7pm on ‘ Boards & Managers–getting the balance right’, facilitated by Garth Nowland-Foreman (Director, LEAD). Brought to you by Strengthening Community Governance project, funded by Rata Foundation. To register go to https://www.volunteernelson.org.nz/workshop-registration/ or call Holly at Volunteer Nelson on 03 546 7681 for info. lINe dANcING, with Diane Sutherland/Arbuthnot. Tuesday & Thursday at Stoke Methodist Church Hall . New beginners 9.30 am & all others 10am. Bring a cup free morniing tea social chat. Meet & greet. We are a caring Community. All ages/gen-

join us? Ph: Sharon 544 8312. Me/cFS/FM SuppORT NelSON BAYS. Find support with others who understand. Come & join our small informal group, third Monday of month, Halifax Cafe, 28Halifax St (opp. library), 2.30-3.30pm strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com BROOk SANcTuARY FeNce checkING & MAINTeNANce Volunteers Wanted. Can you spare one day a month? Wednesdays 8.45am2pm. No fixed commitment all training provided. Help protect the future of Nelson’s Wildlife. 035462422. INdOOR BOwlS - SOcIAl TeAM - Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy Street, Richmond. Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Maryann 5442596 FOOd, IS IT A pROBleM FOR YOu? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. cANceR SOcIeTY SuppORT: Monthly carers Support Group For Partners / Family / Friends who are supporting someone with cancer, or recovering from cancer. Come and meet others and discuss what you would find helpful from this group. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz prostate cancer Support Group meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 276 Nayland Road 1.30 to 3.30pm contact Bill phone 544 8635 or 5391137 cancer Society Annual charity Ball Fri. 22 June ph (03) 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz

der. Ph: 0274 491 569 or just arrive. eNGlISh cONveRSATION GROup for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm, Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile St., by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970. NelSON RAIlwAY at Founders Park. On Saturday 23 & Sunday 24 June, the Railcar will be running 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. Adults $5 Children $3. See you at the station LIFe lINc NelSON eveNTS: 1. Feeling sad, stressed, depressed or stuck? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Motueka, Mapua Richmond or Nelson. Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions available now for individuals and couples. Interested? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz. 2. Needing a new direction? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a more meaningful way? Join our Counselling GROUP on Tuesdays in Nelson, spaces available now. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. Interested? Call Life Linc Nelson 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz help us MAke NelSON plASTIc BAG FRee! Join us at the Tahunanui Community Centre from 7pm on Tuesday nights to help make ‘Boomerang Bags’. Everything is provided & no experience necessary. INNeR wheel cluB OF wAIMeA NelSON is a club for women meet monthly to promote friendship, fun, speakers, outings & service. Why not

Richmond F45 outclass NCG to win game Nail-biting tension was in the air at Saxton Stadium on Thursday night. The Richmond F45 netballers were determined not to be sent to detention by Nelson College for Girls; who were equally as intent on chalking a win on their impressive tally b o a r d . Unw av e r i n g focus, energy and experience ultimately materialised in a much needed victory for Richmond F45, but it wasn’t without a good old-fashioned schoolyard fight from an undoubtedly talented NCG side.The opening quarter showcased accurate feeding by

Lisa Book and Sharon Finch, who worked seamlessly to deliver integral ball to shooters Kelly Jenkins and Belinda Koloamatangi. Defence also showed steely form from the outset, with Amy Cunningham nabbing an intercept and good pressure from the team throughout the court, to end the quarter a nudge ahead (15-12). Wing Defender Mackenzie Orange was in outstanding form throughout the game, opening the second quarter with a timely intercept and continuing to terrorise the opposition until the final whistle.

Harriet Ogilvie’s entrance once again didn’t go unnoticed, adding her athletic finesse to the shooting end, resulting in a halftime score of 29-24 to Richmond F45 Richmond really demonstrated their competence in the third quarter. Sharp shooting by Ogilvie spurred by dexterous feeding from the attackers led to a healthy score of 46-36 leading into the final quarter. Kimberley Keil put the squeeze on NCG’s Goal Shooter and Richmond remained calm under last minute pressure from NCG, to end the game 56-50.

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The family and friends of Joyce are invited to attend her memorial service at the Hope Gardens of Remembrance Chapel, 95 Clover Road East, Hope on Saturday June 23 2018, at 1:30pm.

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Nikki Webb (nee Penn) and Mark have delivered Diane & Rod Penn a beautiful new grandson, Lincoln Townsend Webb on the 20th May. Tyler is excited to have a wee brother to play with.

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SATURDAY 23rd JUNE at 11am VENUE: TAHUNA FUNCTION CENTRE, 70 Beach Road, Tahuna. Drive into Tahuna Holiday Park and look for sign. PARKING: Plenty of parking alongside the venue VIEWING TIMES: See our website. PHOTOS: See our website.

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Mercedes Benz 19e. 4 door, auto 1990. Reg + wrt. Tidy. 177181kms. $900. Ph 544 0096.

Blackwood Street, Tahuna, 4BRM house open plan, one BRM with ensuite $450/ PW. Contact 5449406.

Furniture, Art, Collectables, Toys, etc. Fresh estate lots arrived from near & far. Selling, buying, valuing. 6 rooms to browse. Open Mon - Sat 9.30 to 5pm. Sat 10-4pm. Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd (SH6), Richmond. Ph 5440723. www.antiquesnewzea land.co.nz

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Passed away unexpectedly on the 15th of June 2018, aged 79 years. Adored wife of Stan for 57 wonderful years. Dearly loved mother of Carol, Maree, Julie, David and Steve and their spouses and cherished Nana of all her many grandsons and great grandchildren, loved sister and sister in-law of John and Joan Levido. “Go in peace Ngaire on your wonderful train ride. We know you will be waiting to greet us at our stations, until then we wave goodbye with love.” Thank you to all the staff of Nelson Public Hospital who were so helpful and caring to Ngaire and all of us in her final days. Ngaire’s service of remembrance will be held at the Church of Christ corner of Croucher and D’Arcy Street at 11am on Thursday 21st of June 2018. All messages to 1/3 Hebberd Place, Richmond, Nelson, 7020. Anisy’s Tasman Funeral Home 14 McGlashen Ave, Richmond

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Fonterra Brightwater Annual Community Meeting

19 June 2018

Fonterra Brightwater Annual Community Meeting

Fonterra Brightwater on Tuesday 3 July, 5:30pm to 7:00pm, entrance off Factory Road into carpark. We would like to invite you to our annual community meeting which will be held as follows: At the meeting we will: •• Fonterra Brightwater on Tuesday 3rd July, 5:30pm to Introduce you to our team; • Provide you with an update on the activities and operations at Brightwater site; and 7:00pm, entrance off Factory Road into carpark. • Give you an overview of the site’s environmental performance over the last year. rd

If you would like to attend the community meeting, please RSVP by texting 027 836 2538 or by email: emily.macdonald@fonterra.com.

29th

June 2018 to Emily Macdonald by calling or

At the meeting we will: • Introduce you to our team; • Provide you with an update on the activities and operations at Brightwater site; and • Give you an overview of the site’s environmental performance over the last year. If you would like to attend the community meeting, please RSVP by 29th June 2018 to Emily Macdonald by calling or texting 027 836 2538 or by email: emily.macdonald@fonterra.com. Location of Community Meeting at Fonterra Brightwater Please also let us know if there are any specific questions you have about the Brightwater site, or Fonterra, that you would like to be answered at the meeting. We look forward to seeing you there.

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Sunday at 10am

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Ph 544 4306

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1/750 Lower Queen St Richmond

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Dr Dave Ward 021 277 3115 or 543 3777

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03 544 8553

1/750 Lower Queen St 03 544 8553 Richmond 7081

per week

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