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Fears over Hill St ‘death trap’ Jo Kent Several near misses involving Henley School students on Hill Street have raised concerns about the safety of the crossing at the top of William Street. Cassandra Thomson uses the
crossing daily with her two children and says it’s extremely dangerous. “We have noticed an increase in the traffic going along Hill Street as Salisbury Road is very congested during school drop off and pick up time.” The crossing is right next to the
intersection, so the children have to check for traffic turning left from William Street into Hill Street. This is combined with the normal Hill Street traffic and cars turning out of Churchill Avenue which may go straight down William Street or along Hill Street.
“It sounds complicated, and it is,” Cassandra says. “There is heavy traffic coming from all directions and it’s a lot for adults to be looking out for, let alone children.” She says the pedestrian refuge itself can only hold about four children safely.
“This dangerous crossing can be easily fixed by moving it about five metres along Hill Street and away from these busy intersections or by putting in a pedestrian crossing.”
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Fiona saving one kitten at a time Jo Kent There’s nothing crazy about this cat lady who devotes her life to rehoming kittens which have been abandoned on the streets of Tasman. Fiona, founder of Tabby’s Kitten Rescues, saves about a dozen kittens a month, with numbers increasing during summer. “I do it for the love of cats and even though it can be overwhelming, it’s really rewarding,” she says. She started her Facebook page three years ago after her kitten rescuing escalated, and she needed to find more homes for them.
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Fiona from Tabby’s Kitten Rescues has saved hundreds of kittens and rehomed them to people in the region. Photo: Jo Kent.
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Fears over Hill Street crossing From PAGE 1 Tasman District Council transport engineer, Mike van Enter, says that concerns about the crossing have also been raised at the council’s ‘Richmond business case consultation’. “The business project meeting was about deciding and prioritising all the transport issues we should be doing in Richmond. So, yes, we will be investigating what we can do to make this crossing better,” Mike says. “We should be able to gain funding for those improvements on the short term (1-3 years).” However, mum-of-two Chloe French says that doesn’t help the families who use the crossing now. “We need to cross there to get to school, but it’s a death trap. My
Chloe French, Cassandra Thomson and Kirstie Van Houtte want changes made to the crossing on Hill Street. Photo: Jo Kent. pram sticks out into the traffic as the refuge is too small for the number of people using it, especially when most of the kids are on bikes or scooters as well,” she says.
“I’ve had to tell my five-year-old that we can replace his bike, but we can’t replace him. So, if it’s ever a case of having to save one or the other, just ditch your bike and get yourself to safety.”
TDC manager transportation Jamie McPherson says locations like this will always present some level of risk to vulnerable road users, no matter what road changes the council are able to make when funding is available. “Where there are pedestrians interacting with cars, the infrastructure focus should be on reducing vehicle speeds to 30kmh or less, and providing safe road design.” He says it is parents’ responsibility to assess any risk areas on their child’s journey. But it’s not just pedestrians who have raised safety concerns - it’s road users as well. Kirstie Van Houtte drives her family to school and says it’s almost impossible to turn right from Hill Street into William Street due to the complicated
nature of the intersection layout and placement of the crossing. “The right-turn lane into William Street is behind the pedestrian refuge and backs up quickly during peak times, leading to decreased visibility for everyone.” She says the sound of screeching tyres on the road is common as often drivers only have a few seconds to get across. “Young kids and fast cars aren’t the best combination and we’ve seen so many close calls that something really needs to be done before someone gets hurt.” However, Jamie says there is no immediate solution that will significantly improve safety. “We are applying to be part of Waka Kotahi ‘Streets for People Programme’ to enable councils to accelerate their plans for safer streets.”
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The two-storey building was designed by Arthouse ArA new private day surgery chitects and cost about $10 and endoscopy suite has million, excluding land. The opened in Richmond, mak- hub will operate as Tasman ing up the second stage of Day Surgery, in partnership the Lower Queen Street with Nelson Day Surgery. “Initially we were just goHealth Hub. The state-of-the-art facil- ing to focus on endoscopy ity will offer a full range of procedures, but we’re in a general surgery and special- position to also offer other ist procedures, while the medical procedures which endoscopy suite will offer can be done on site in the operating theatre which has diagnostic services. The building received a been fitted by Opritech,” he Māori blessing earlier this says. month, with Archdeacon The latest technology has Harvery Ruru leading the been used to future-proof the building, with glass ceremony. Director Ben Castle is keen walls in the operating theato thank everyone involved tre for optimal hygiene and in the project, which has managed airflow to lower been in development since risk of infection. Ben says that, as the region 2019. “It’s a real privilege to be is one of the fastest growing able to offer these health in the country, it’s important services to the region, mak- that the healthcare options ing preventative screening and facilities reflect that. services more accessible to “Tasman has an increasingly aged community, and we the community,” Ben says. The new building is next to wanted to make sure everyHELPFUL one is provided for with cutthe existing Lower Queen ADVICE Street Health, which already ting edge healthcare facilihas a GP, chemist, café and ties,” Ben says. several specialist healthcare General manager for Tasman Day Surgery, Lynda providers.
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Rotten Rabbit Island Jo Kent The aftermath of Cyclone Dovi is still apparent on the beach at Rabbit Island after thousands of shellfish were washed up during the recent bad weather. Whelks, muscles, razor clams, oysters and starfish were all left stranded after the extreme weather conditions meant the shellfish were pushed higher up the beach than usual and left to rot, causing an offensive smell. One regular visitor to the beach, Paul Hills, says it was unusual to see anything washed up on this scale. “There were literally thou-
sands of shellfish running the entire length of the beach as far as you could see. “My little boy wanted to save the starfish so we threw around 80 back into the water, but it was impossible to make much of a difference as there were so many.” He says that when he visited the following week, the tide hadn’t washed them back into the sea and the smell of rotting fish was rife. “It was so strong, you couldn’t escape it. We didn’t stay for long as it turned your stomach.” Community infrastructure reserves officer for Tasman Dis-
trict Council, Stephen Richards says the stranding would have been due to a combination of the super high tides, the full moon and the strong winds, breaking a large number of the shellfish off the sea floor thanks to Cyclone Dovi. “The shells will be left to become incorporated into the beach environment within a few tidal cycles as the sand starts building up again. “Like driftwood, we do not have the resources to remove these occasional inundations,” he says. It’s thought the smell will subside as the fish break down naturally over time.
Organiser of the annual Ulysses Toy Run, Pat Lithgow, was pleased to present the proceeds of their November event to the Salvation Army Nelson’s Ros Johnson at the weekend, along with other members of the biking group. “We managed to raise $1,100 for the charity, which was huge considering we were in the middle of a pandemic.” Ros says the donation enables them to help hundreds of families in the region. Attendees of the Toy Run also gave toys and games for families to enjoy over the festive period. Photo: Supplied.
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Fiona saving felines from page 1 “My daughter suggested setting it up, and after I did, people started contacting me from all over the region to tell me they’d found a litter under the neighbour’s house, or on a building site and so on,” Fiona says. “So, I’d go off with my trap and rescue the kittens and then trap the mother to get her desexed to stop the cycle.” Last week a woman dropped off a kitten from Tapawera to Fiona’s home in Stoke, while a Buddhist nun drove four stray kittens all the way across from Murchison. “When people find these strays, there isn’t really anywhere for them to go, so they come to me.” She says cats are currently getting a bad rap and it influences how people view them. “Over time it can really contaminate the way people see cats,” Fiona says. “I can understand people are worried about native birds, and rightly so, but it’s actually a people problem. Owners need to desex their pets and take responsibility so the numbers of stray or feral cats reduces over time.” TNR - trap, neuter and return - is one method Fiona uses, as do some of the other animal conservationists in the area.
The cost of the cat food for both the kitten rescues, which she keeps at home while they adjust to human contact, and also the cats who are released back into the wild, comes out of her own pocket. “I pay for everything from the food, bedding and equipment to the worming and flea treatment as well as some desexing - but the procedure costs up to $170 per female and $110 for a male.” As Tabby’s Kitten Rescues has grown, so has the bill to look after the cats. She’s currently fundraising through her Facebook page by selling handcrafted plant pots for $45 each. “That’s roughly the cost per kitten I rescue, so each pot sold gives another cat a second chance at finding its forever home.” Even though she has been inundated with kittens over the summer, she has managed to find homes for each and every one. And it’s not all stray or feral cats which Fiona comes across. “Some people dump their domestic pets when they become pregnant as they never bothered to get the cat desexed and then panic.” The SPCA is currently calling for comprehensive cat law reform that it hopes will help better manage our feline
friends. The legislation would mandate microchipping cats nationwide alongside compulsory desexing with an exception for registered breeders. Chief scientific officer Dr Arnja Dale says 80 per cent of the 40,000 animals which come into the care of the SPCA annually are cats. “We have the Dog Control Act 1996, but we don’t have the equivalent for cats in New Zealand. It’s time for central Government to stand up and deal with this issue in a welfare-friendly way, which is what we are asking for.” Dr Arnja says being a responsible owner is the first step. “Desex, microchip and register your cat on the national database and keep those details up-to-date.” Fiona keeps in touch with most of the owners who have taken one of her kittens. “They send me photos occasionally which I love as I still have a bond with those fur babies, even after they’ve left me and gone on to their new families. Seeing how a cat can flourish after coming from such a distressed state in the wild makes it all worth it.” If you want to donate food or buy a pot, find Tabby’s Kitten Rescues page on Facebook.
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Partying with a jillion Jills When Jill Dickinson met another Jill at a friend’s 80th birthday party last year, she said ‘I know a lot of Jills, I should throw a party’, and that’s exactly what she did. Jill tracked down all the Jills she knew in Nelson – 10 of them and invited them around to her Richmond home for coffee on Saturday 12 February. None of the others knew that it was for, what Jill has affectionately named a ‘Jill Party’. She was surprised that all 10 could make it, and as they arrived, she started introductions.
“When they came to the door I said, ‘hi Jill this is Jill and Jill,’ it made for a very light-hearted, enjoyable get together.” Jill says it was a lovely way to finish off her birthday celebrations, with her birthday being the day before the Jill Party. She says the main benefit was reconnecting with people she hadn’t spoken to for decades. “It was just fun, we just laughed the whole time, it gave a lot of people a lot of pleasure.” She says she may look to hold another Jill party in five years’ time.
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Murchison’s Florence Nightingale Part 1 AlmA PeAcock There are still people in Murchison who have memories of Mrs Wyllie, or Nurse Wyllie. There may still be a few who can claim to be one of the 1300 she so proudly admitted having helped into this world of ours. George and Margaret Wyllie came to New Zealand from Scotland in 1904. George was an excellent handler of horses and had been employed as coachman and groom for one of the large Scottish houses. Margaret had trained in midwifery and was a very good nurse. After living for a while in Reefton, the young couple came to Murchison where they settled in Newman’s Coach house. George took charge of caring for the horses used by Newman Brothers for the next stage of their journey from Glenhope to Westport. Nurse Wyllie, meanwhile, fitted up their home for her work as a midwife and began her long career in Murchison. George Wyllie occupied the house and stables as a Newman Bros employee. When Newmans changed from horses to motor vehicles to transport their passengers from Glenhope to Westport, both the house and stables,
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Kennett Hospital, Murchison’s first hospital with Mr and Mrs Wyllie sitting on the veranda. Inset: Nurse Wyllie. Photos: Supplied. also a few acres of land, were purchased by Mr Joseph Goodyer. With no horses to care for Mr Wyllie decided to try farming, so he and his wife moved to Mangarata – (Longford). Nurse Wyllie continued helping local women through child birth. However, farming was not George Wyllie’s scene, so he bought a property in Murchison where Nurse Wyllie could continue her nursing and her husband would find a position caring for horses. The large house allowed Nurse Wyllie to have three patients at one time if necessary, and a side wing So, Kennett Hospital was
started. Today, the Arthur McCaa Memorial Hospital stands on the same site. What energy that happy smiling little Scotch woman possessed! She usually had a local lass to help her with the housework, but all the nursing and all the special cooking was in her capable hands. Meals were always deliciously cooked and attractively served. Everything was spotless. Always in fresh white uniforms with a square of white lawn covering her hair, nurse always came into your room very quietly, usually whistling softly and always with a cheery word. Gardens and lawns were kept
neat and tidy. What Mr Wyllie could not do was done with local help. Mr Wyllie, meanwhile, had become driver of McNees Store delivery wagon and drove their horse-drawn vehicle every week to each valley in turn, with fresh bread and buns and each farm’s weekly order of groceries. This he did until the store discontinued the service. He passed away in 1931. Contributed by Murchison Museum
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Helping Families need your help Jo Kent An organisation which provides everyday essentials to struggling families in Nelson and Tasman is asking for help in finishing off its recent expansion. Founder Kristy Fielding says, thanks to the generosity of the community, they have helped thousands of families over the past few years. “All of the items are given away for free, thanks to the generous support of the local community and grant funders such as the Tasman District Council.” The charity operates out of shipping containers from their base at 452 Lower Queen Street and has recently added a new container to deal with increased demand. “Growth is always a doubleedged sword for us,” Kristy says. “It’s exciting to be able to increase the number of families we can help, but it’s heart-
breaking because it means that more and more people in our community are struggling.” The group has received support from Sollys Freight which transported and rearranged the containers on site last week. Now they are hoping to find some other generous local business which can help them finish their expansion. There are three main areas on Helping Families’ wish list: lining and insulating the containers, perimeter fencing and roofing cover. “Weather has always been a big issue for us. We have no cover, so every time it rains we have to close,” Kristy says. Insulating and lining the BubHub container, which is a dedicated space that houses baby clothing, furniture and essentials, would also be a gamechanger. “We need this space to be a safe, warm and welcoming environment for mothers and
their babies,” she says. Fencing would be the final piece of the puzzle as Kristy says parents often bring small children with them and having an enclosed space would mean they don’t have to worry about kids running out into the busy carpark while they are trying to sort out clothes. “We are so lucky to live in a community that has such a big heart. Our hope is that someone will read this and reach out to offer support. It would have such a positive impact on our local community.” If you are interested in discussing ways to help, please contact Kristy on 021 876 901 or email kristy@helpingfamilies.org.nz. Helping Families is open on Tuesdays at 10am-1pm and Fridays at 1pm-3pm (weather permitting), at 452 Lower Queen Street, Richmond. For more info, check out the Helping Families Nelson Facebook page or helpingfamilies.org.nz.
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Opinion To the Honourable Rachel Boyack, I bring this matter to your attention as our member of parliament. The resilience of Rocks Rd as a major transportation corridor is imperilled by continuing cliff failures and with sea level change and overtopping of the road by wave action. We need a long-term alternative major corridor. However, the most immediate concern is the game of Russian
Roulette the transport agency is playing with injury or death as the result of cliff failure. Just look at the recent photographs from December 2021 (pictured) and February 2022. It does not take much imagination to see that being at the wrong place at the wrong time would have resulted in serious injury or death. This is your patch and there is a significant pool of unspent transport agency money. So, there is no excuse for the necessary cliff
stabilisation works to be completed (as started in 2012). Citizens rely on you to get action on this important matter. If it is allowed to lapse without action, and there is an injury or death, you as our MP, the Minister and the ministry will be held to account. I look forward to how you will act on the behalf of Nelson citizens, and travellers, on this important matter. Sincerely, Henry Hudson
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traditional Japanese bookbinding. At the age of five Akiko began learning the traditional art form, and now teaches regular classes for adults and young people at the Refinery Artspace in Nelson. Personal lessons are also available, by arrangement, for tourists or visitors to the region. Her husband Tim, an English-born New Zealander, is also an artist and their works combine time-honoured Japanese Calligraphy with contemporary abstract painting. “Whatever your age or skill you can learn calligraphy,” says Akiko. “I love to pass on my experience and knowledge.” The free workshop will run for approximately one hour and is open to a maximum of 15 students from each school. All Japanese calligraphy tools will be provided including handmade ‘Washi’ papers, brushes and sumi ink. yuyu.co.nz
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Promoting business excellence and celebrating success in the Nelson Tasman region, the notfor-profit organisation, Nelson Tasman Chamber of Commerce (NTCC), established a Business Awards in 1988 and their glamorous event has been a highlight on the local business social calendar ever since. The Nelson Pine Industries Chamber of Commerce Business Awards (NPICCBA) were to originally be hosted in November last year, however, due to the climate at the time the organisation will now be hosting the celebration on
February 25, 2022, at the Rutherford Hotel. A night to “honour individuals and organisations in the community that are doing well in extraordinary times”, NTCC chief executive, Ali Boswijk, says attendee numbers at this year's black-tie event have had to be scaled back from previous years. “Unfortunately, we’ve had to restrict numbers due to the 100-person limit. But on the upside, we’re livestreaming it for supporters to be able to watch online and that will give a lot more people the opportunity to see it than would otherwise. I think that’s the theme for all of us these days. Try and find an upside to the situation that you’re in and make the most of it. Our business award entrants are great examples of people doing that.” A key element of entering the Chamber’s business awards is to help owners focus on their business, create a clear game-plan and deliberate blue-prints, which then provides them with a valuable record that can be used in
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New bench for Snowden’s Bush Jo Kent A rustic new bench seat has been installed at Snowden’s Bush after being gifted by the Soroptimist Waimea group. Waimea Soroptimist secretary Annette Smith says that they wanted to contribute something to the land which was bought by the public last year and gifted to the Department of Conservation in a campaign led by Janice Gibbs. “The frontage to Snowden’s Bush is a lovely peaceful place and it was calling out for somewhere to sit for people to enjoy the view,” Annette says. “We’ve already seen families bringing picnics here and sitting on the bench while the kids run around and play.” The bench is handcrafted macrocarpa and has been left untreated to weather with age.
“We wanted something which would settle into the surroundings and also be comfortable to sit on, and this design ticks both of those boxes,” Annette says. The bench was made by Trubet Building & Joinery Ltd and cost about $1,400, including the concrete slab it’s set on. Trustee for Snowden’s Bush Trust, Janice says that a memorial stone commemorating Laura Hill, a longterm resident of Brightwater whose bequest led to the establishment of the Pinegrove Trust in 1986, will be installed next to the bench in the coming weeks. A donation from the Pinegrove Trust was made to help reach the target of $350,000 needed to buy the private land and a memorial was part of the funding agreement. “Things have been held up slightly
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Pinegrove Kindergarten has been embracing kaitiakitanga in many ways, caring for the environment and teaching those values to the tamariki. Administrator Jen Wilbourne say the children have been busy looking after the chickens that they hatched a few years ago as well as gardening and learning about the circle of life. “The children have been growing sunflowers from seed and providing the butterflies somewhere safe to lay their eggs so they can complete their life cycle.” A huge help in their efforts to care for the environment has been the donation of an electric lawn mower from Brian Millar Truck and Tractor in Appleby. “It’s great to have the support of local businesses,” Jen says. Pictured: Fern with one of the kindy chickens.
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A Tasman District Council draft Walking and Cycling Strategy will have two online information sessions tomorrow, Thursday, 24 February. The draft strategy proposes reducing a number of Brightwater streets to ‘residential greenways’ which would have a 30kmh speed limit. The two online information sessions will be held on Thursday at 12.30 and 7pm. To find the link visit www. tasman.govt.nz/my-council/public-consultation.
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BMX track put on hold at Saxton Field ERIN BRADNOCK Local Democracy Reporter
Improving accessibility is at the forefront of the future of Saxton Field while an anticipated new BMX track has been left in the dust. A budget of $150,000 was included in the 2021/2022 year for the construction of a BMX track between the Saxton Velodrome and Saxton Creek. However, the Saxton Field Committee agreed at a November meeting to defer the project as the initially proposed location presented problems with low hanging powerlines, the velodrome embankment and cost. In the November report, it was decided the cost to deliver a track that meets competition requirements in the proposed location would be “significantly higher than anticipated”. Nelson BMX club president Mason Palliser says his understanding is that the project would not be going ahead “at this stage”. “It’s a bit disheartening but we’re still trying to work with the council to improve our facility in Tāhunanui.” The need for the project, a more
It’s a bit disheartening but we’re still trying to work with the council Mason Palliser, Nelson BMX Club president
Saxton Field Committee representative Judene Edgar on the soon to be extended footpath which will stretch from the hockey fields through to the cricket oval. Photo: Erin Bradnock. suitable location, and a revised budget is set to be considered in the 2024/2034 Long Term Plans of both Nelson City Council and Tasman District Council. Late last year, the final stage of the
$339,000 car parking and roadway link from Champion Dr to Saxton Field was complete with some planting and bollard instalments to be made. The project came under budget
by $195,000 so the money will be transferred to shared pathways project to improve access around the complex. Saxton Field committee member and Nelson’s deputy mayor
Judene Edgar says there are three priority pathways that council is working on. The pathways include footpaths at the fields entrance through the hockey area, connecting the hockey field to the outdoor exercise centre with a walking route to the cricket oval and then from the velodrome out to Champion Rd. “There’s a lot of passive recreation here, the goal with Saxton’s was never to make it a sports complex in of itself,” she said. The committee made a point of how important seating and shade would be along these pathways, especially for older residents living in neighbouring retirement villages.
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Mandates get mixed response i Jonty Dine Vaccination mandates are continuing to polarise the sporting community. It is largely unknown just how significantly the mandates will affect local sports teams with registrations still in process. While some clubs are reporting little to no disruption, others are anticipating large numbers of players to remain on the sidelines this season. One local rugby club is set to lose as many as ten players from its senior sides. Volleyball Tasman secretary/ treasurer Pam Brodie says the mandate has had little impact on the sport, with as many as 55 teams participating in a recent competition evening. “Our players all seem to be very adaptable, we have had no concerns.” She says the strong numbers came down to clear instructions and plenty of communication between management and players. “Everything could change so we
will just go day by day, we want to see the kids playing and offer as much as we can.” Nelson College director of Sport Alethea Stove says they have a handful of boys who will not be able to play school sport due to not being vaccinated. The college will be losing three junior volleyball players, three first XI footballs and four junior basketballers. “All our first xv rugby, senior volleyball and senior basketball players are vaccinated.” Nayland College director of sport Brendan Crichton has been receiving around five calls and emails a day from parents or students either advising that they have to withdraw from a team or asking if they can play any sport unvaccinated. “The area of confusion for many is within the school’s curriculum, sport is available, but the problem is most school sport is extracurricular and we use outside providers that require a vaccinate pass to participate.” Brendan says students can still
Vaccination mandates are set to affect players in both junior and senior sports teams. Photo: Shuttersport. train at school and be in a team but currently can’t compete outside school grounds and hours. “It's definitely had an impact on these students and also the teams. I really look forward to the future where some form of normally returns.” Waimea College Old Boys secretary Rachel Fraine says there will be minimal disruption to the
club. Rachel says they are still in the midst of junior registrations, but its senior sides are unaffected. To date, only two junior players have confirmed they will not take part in the season. “We are looking strong.” Nelson Hockey operations manager Fabian Amor says with team registrations still a month away, it
is unclear how hockey will be affected. “Nelson Hockey is a vaccine pass facility, so all participants need to present their pass to access the facility.” Richmond Athletic AFC president Chris Sibbald says the club’s committee has adopted the covid protection framework from February 3 which applies to all employees, contractors, volunteers, coaches, and members over 12 years and three months. “Participants aged 5-11 are encouraged to be vaccinated, but it is not mandatory.” Tasman Rugby community manager Kahu Marfell says it is still too early to know how many will be lost to the mandate. He says they have plans in place to provide games for unvaccinated players. “We will look to provide rugby for players who are not MVP’d in the form of 7s and 10s depending on what traffic light setting we are in.” Ge says red will be 7s or orange 10s or 12s.
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Mitchell Bailey was a one-man band for Athletic College Old Boys on Saturday. Bailey top scored with 80 before claiming a five-wicket haul as his side defeated rivals Stoke/Nayland by 81 runs in round two of the Nelson 50-over competition. Coming into bat in just the second over, Bailey blasted ten fours and two sixes to propel ACOB to 192 all out at the Botanics. He found little support, however, with Matt Deaker snaring 3/45 off his ten overs. At 94/5, Car Company Stoke/Nayland looked every chance of ending ACOB’s streak of dominance, before a late collapse saw Stoke lose its last five wickets for just 17 runs. Bailey again caused most of the damage, finishing with the impressive figures of 5/18 from 7.4. “It felt pretty good, probably my best game all round that I’ve ever had,” he said after the game. With a slew of its stars away on Griffins’ duty, Bailey shouldered the responsibility as one of the senior members of the side “We always know that when the
rep guys are away it’s going to be hard, but we have just got to step up and can’t think ‘oh the next guy will score the runs instead of me.’” Elsewhere, Wakatu cruised to a seven-wicket victory over Waimea Toi Toi United at Jubilee Park. Ryan Hooper ripped through the hosts line up, taking 6/24 including the first four of the innings and a wicket with the opening ball of the game. Waimea eventually fell for 131, Ryan Flowers grinding out a top score of 33. Wakatu cruised to the target with the loss of just three wickets, Bryan Krammer and Campbell McLean finishing unbeaten on 42 and 32 respectively. In the final match played on Sunday, Nelson College picked up a rare victory over Taylors Contracting Wanderers/Motueka. Veteran Jon Routhan bagged four wickets for college as Wanderers was all out for just 130, Craig Hampton falling just shy of a half century. It was a patient but determined chase by Nelson, plodding along at under three an over to reach the target with three wickets and just 13 balls to spare.
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Budding Black Caps got the chance to showcase their skills on Saturday as the Kids Kiwi Cricket season officially got underway. Pictured is Jackson Mordecai-Hyde from Appleby School. Photo: Sarah Board.
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IHC kids get wet and wild Jonty Dine
There were smiles galore as Sport Tasman hosted members of the IHC community for a sports day on Friday. Organiser Chris Pugh has been running the event for the past two years and says with so many events getting cancelled due to Covid, it is imperative to get the IHC community together when possible.
Chris says the Top Team initiative also extend into the local schools with almost 5000 pupils from 32 primary schools in Nelson, Marlborough, Kaikōura and Buller took part in the last annual series in 2020/21. “It just brings a lot of positive stuff into the community.” Chris says with a number of the IHC boys and girls living in community housing, physical
activity can be hard to come by. Friday’s event saw 16 kids taking part in wet activities, requiring balance, coordination, cooperation and problem solving. Highlights saw competitors run with a gumboot full of water, navigate water through a series of pipes into a bucket, and slide on their stomachs along a tarpaulin towards a bullseye.
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nelSon 50+ tueSdAY wAlKing gRoup March 1st, Maitai to Campground. Meet 10am at the Botanics. Ph. Noeline, 541 0000. the futuRe of food & eneRgY Ecologist Dr. Mike Joy examines the effect food and energy consumption has on landscapes & waterways. He argues that in order to constrain negative human impact, we must move toward a plant based diet. Tues March 3 at 7.30pm Online. StoKe tAhunAnui men’S club welcomes new members. Meeting 10am 3rd Tuesday monthly with guest speaker. 15 Burrough Pl, Enner Glynn Regular outings & activities. Ph: Ian 5477841 lunch on the hill: Come for hot drinks from 11am & lunch at noon. 27 Dorset St., Richmond Tues. 1 Mar. ch (koha) Holy Trinity Church Ph 5448844. SenioRS wAlKing gRoup, Tue + Thurs Walking inside the Stadium 9.30-10.30am , optional sit & be fit class from 9.30am. First Session FREE , than $5 per session. Ph: 538 0072 “500” cARd enthuSiAStS. Waimea Lounge at A&P Showgrounds. Twice weekly. Tuesdays & Thursdays 1:30 -4pm. $2 entry fee covers comfortable surroundings, prizes, afternoon tea & easy parking. Ph. Kath 5445563 SociAl tenniS At Richmond tenniS club Tuesday evening
Mondays Richmond cRoQuet club twilight golf cRoQuet tournament 2022 Mondays: 28, February, 7 March 5.30 -7.30pm. Come & have fun. No experience needed. Teams of two. Guidance & light meal provided. Cost $5 per pp Registration, $5 pp each night for food. Sponsored by Nelson Pine Industries. Contact Brian Smith 021 142 9170 for more details. lighthouSe SpiRituAl AwAReneSS. Meeting Feb 28th. Talks, clairvoyance, healing. Trafalgar St Hall, 7.30pm. Ph Carolyn 5474613 Active StRength/bAlAnce clASS: also seated options presented. ACC accredited provider. Mental agility, co ordination, stretching & leg exercises for strength & balance. Recommences Mondays @ 10.30 am Feb 14. NoThursday classes. Richmond Church of Christ hall, crn Darcy & Croucher St. Ph Shirley 5471 433 / 021 121 8023 fReSh focuS SeRieS. Talks for 2022 planned. Series 1 of a 8 talks run until Monday 11 April (subject to Government & Elim Christian Centre requirements being met). email: ffnelson2021@gmail.com
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Our much loved mother, Grandma and ‘great-Gran,’ passed away on Saturday February 12th. Dearly loved wife for 73 years of the late Don Fraser. Mother of the late Anne and Noel, Yvonne and Ross, Peter and Tina and Paul and her many beautiful grandchildren and great-grandchildren. And her last words were, “Amen Amen Amen.” There has already been a cremation and the family will have a private celebration of her life at a later date. Messages to 7a Shearer Tce, Richmond, Tasman.
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NEWSLINE UPDATES KE E PI NG YOU I N FORM E D ABOUT N EWS AN D EVE NTS I N TH E TAS MAN DI STRICT
Get the latest information about Council services and facilities under the Covid-19 Protection Framework (traffic light system) on our website, tasman.govt.nz.
Tell us what you think about our Council communication We're always looking for ways to improve our communication channels. Help us by filling in a quick 5 – 10 minute survey and you'll go in the draw to win one of five $50 Prezzy Cards. The survey closes on 28 February 2022. The survey was printed in Newsline on 4 February, or you can find it on our website tasman.govt.nz/feedback or scan this QR code.
Keep up to date during an emergency During emergency events, information flows through official Civil Defence and Council channels. Follow Nelson Tasman Civil Defence, Tasman District Council and Nelson City Council on Facebook to ensure you receive the latest updates. You can also download Antenno from your mobile phone app store to receive notifications directly from us about your local area.
Zooming forward with consultations The change to Red on the Covid Protection Framework (traffic light system) means we’ve had to refocus the way we do many things as a Council. We can no longer hold face to face community meetings or information drop-in sessions. We need to protect our community from the potential spread of Covid-19 by avoiding the creation of events where many people gather in one place. Additionally as an employer, we must meet our obligations to keep staff safe by reducing their potential exposure to the virus. This also means we can continue delivering essential services to the community. This has forced us to rethink how we carry out our public consultations. We’ve decided the best way forward is to go online, so for the foreseeable future we will use Zoom webinars to interact with our community and stakeholders. But those without digital connections can still engage in the process. All relevant documents are available from our service centres and libraries. You can then call us on the phone with any questions you may have. We have organised Zoom webinars for our current consultations to seek your input and answer questions before you make a submission. Each online seminar will include a brief presentation before a question and answer session. Our current consultations are set out below. We look forward to having you join us and answering any questions you have before you make your submission.
Draft Walking and Cycling Strategy
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This strategy aims to improve key issues in every town across Tasman District. It focuses on safety, accessibility, liveability, climate change and traffic congestion. The strategy suggests changes to parking, alterations to speed limits, the installation of cycle lanes and paths, and the development of slow speed neighbourhoods. This is your opportunity to influence the transport future of our towns. Submissions close on Friday 4 March. There are two webinars: • Thursday 24 February, 12.30 pm – 1.30 pm • Thursday 24 February, 7.00 pm – 8.00 pm
STAY UP TO DATE WWW.TASMAN.GOVT.NZ 24 HOUR ASSISTANCE: RICHMOND 03 543 8400
Draft Wastewater Bylaw This bylaw sets out the trade waste registration/permit application process and establishes the statutory authority for the recovery of fees and charges. Submissions close on Monday 7 March. The webinar is: • Tuesday 1 March, 2.30 pm – 3.30 pm Full details of these online events, including instructions on how to join them, can be found on our website, tasman.govt.nz/feedback.
Check before you swim This summer has provided enough golden weather to enjoy our beaches and rivers, with water temperatures reaching up to 23 degrees in some spots. While Tasman has been fortunate in avoiding the tragedies of the numerous drownings across the country, we urge everyone to take care of themselves and each other in and around the water. With the recent wet weather, it’s also important to remind people to wait two to three days after heavy rain before swimming. As a general rule of thumb, if there has been enough rain that you see water running down the gutters by the side of the road, then that’s a sign that water will be running into rivers and streams. Following a long spell of warm weather, there are also a number of algae blooms across Aotearoa that you should be aware of to avoid exposure. Extra care should be taken with children and dogs as they like to put things into their mouths and even a small amount (the size of a 50 cent piece) can be enough to cause serious harm if eaten. Dogs tend to seek out the algae due to its musky, canine-attracting smell. Water quality is regularly monitored at popular locations within the Tasman District and displayed on our website, tasman.govt.nz/swimming-water. The Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA) website has information on algae bloom awareness and also makes recreational water quality monitoring results from all regions freely available through the ‘Can I swim here?’ tool. Go to lawa.org.nz/swim.
COUNCIL HUI Under Covid-19 restrictions, meetings will take place via Zoom video conferencing. Public forum presenters are required to present via Zoom. Visit tasman.govt.nz/meetings-calendar for details and the Zoom link. Full Council Thursday 24 February, 9.30 am. Submissions Hearing (Moutere/Waimea Reserves Management Plan) Monday 28 February, 9.30 am Submissions Hearing (Riverside and Pōhara Holiday Parks Lease Renewal) Monday 28 February, 10.00 am Strategy and Policy Committee Thursday 3 March, 9.30 am Submissions Hearing (Moutere/Waimea Reserves Management Plan deliberations) Wednesday 9 March, 9.30 am 22063 HotHouse Creative
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Machinery Operator/Vineyard work Seifried Estate is a family-owned grape growing and winemaking company based 30 minutes’ drive from Nelson City with several vineyards on the Waimea Plains. An opportunity has arisen for an experienced tractor driver/machinery operator to join our team. We are seeking a person who enjoys working as part of a successful team, is keen to learn, and is reliable. The successful applicant will: • be required to operate tractors and other vineyard and farm machinery, including sprayers, trimers, mowers • be able to work competently and independently • ensure that all machinery is used safely and in accordance with specifications and calibrations • be mechanically minded and assist with the maintenance of vineyard machinery • be able to maintain daily work records • be physically fit
During quieter times, the role may include some hand work such as winter pruning, clipping etc. Graveside Burials Some of this work may be paid at piece rates. from $5000 Includes Plot and Vaccination Passports are required to join our team.
Simple Direct Funerals $2000 dentures New dentures, relines, repairs. Phone Daniela at Bays Dentures 546 4455.
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0800 696see 686the Come and 2020 Elddis range at www.nelsonminibushire.co.nz RV Leisure Centre Including sale the exciting new range of Fiat Ducato garage
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$$ Top prices paid $$ Vintage Household Items. Tools & Shed gear. Fishing rods & reels. Old Toys of any sort. NZ Photos & Postcards. Records Books & Coins. Vintage Comics. Military items. Plus Much More. Estate Lots & Downsizing. Steve Lawson 027 538 0020 or 538 0020. Nelson Based.
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Richmond Community Church
Holy Trinity
27 Dorset St, Richmond
Services in January Sundays 10.00am
Wednesday Services
resume on January 12 at 10.00am
St Alban’s
The Church with Community at Heart
Celebrating ~ Sundays 10am
410 Appleby Hwy
Every 2nd & 4th Sunday at10.30am
243 Queen Street, (behind the Asian Supermarket).
SUNDAY 9AM & 11AM
CHRISTADELPHIANS The Bible Our Guide
(INCL GST)
We warmly welcome you to hear Tim Crawley
Sunday 10am
God Created the World with A Purpose
Children's Programmes available
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merritt
• Sectional insulated and un-insulated garage doors and roller doors
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• Retro-fit of garage doors • Servicing of garage doors and motors
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WEDNESDAY 23 February 2022
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• Qualified Tradesman • Locally owned & operated
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544 9037
PLASTERER
Dean 027 446 3144
Ph: 538 0824 Stoke
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Camper | Caravan | Boat
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Safe and secure, located only a few minutes from Richmond
1 year just $750 ($14.40 wk) 6 months just $420 ($16.15 wk)
• Property Maintenance • Deck & Fence Repairs • Bathroom & Kitchen Reno’s • General Building Repairs & Maintenance • Kit-set Assembly Any job you want done, give me a call
Adam Davidson 027 475 2510
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- 24/7 access - Fully fenced - 24 hour surveillance - Staff on Site Mon – Fri
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022 0787 322 STORAGE
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021 081 82 123 Free Quotes & Prompt Service
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74 Gladstone Rd, Richmond & 481 High St, Motueka
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03 544 8420
HOPE STORAGE - 52 Ranzau Rd, Hope
“If it rolls on wheels, we can store it”
• Inside car storage • Staff on site
Size & Price List available at www.tasmanstorage.nz
STORAGE
or 027 454 3813 e: admin@hopestorage.co.nz
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or 544 9415
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Enquiries
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STORAGE
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Plumbing Gas Drainage
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• Leaks • Repairs • Maintenance • ReRoofs • New Roofs
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027 674 8102 03 542 3180
11 McGlashen Ave 03 544 4077 | 021 470 095 (AH service available)
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