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Nightmare week for drivers in Richmond

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qualifying second through the preliminary rounds they accountIn recent seasons Tasman rugby ed for Southland comfortably in fans have become accustomed to Blenheim, the only time Marlfeaturing in the NPC play-offs, borough has hosted Tasman in an but that wasn’t always the case. NPC play-off. Then it was back Since 2012 the Mako have been a to Nelson for the final, against a part of either the championship gritty Hawke’s Bay outfit, with the of premiership semi-finals, their Mako prevailing 26-25 as Ihaia major success coming in 2013 West’s last minute conversion when they took out the champi- sailed wide of the posts. onship title on an unforgettable Despite promotion to the preNelson night. miership, Tasman’s ascent to However, following Bruno Saia their intro- the top reaches of the national Reporter duction in 2006 as the nation’s provincial scene gathered mobruno@waimeaweekly.co.nz newest rugby province, they were mentum. In 2014 they qualified unable to feature the inbusiness second forshows the semis after round Recent traffic at chaos the Tasman District end of the season. the Forlocal six transport years robin then accounted for how vulnerable system play, is to congestion. to make their mark, Canterbury 26-6 in Nelson, bethey battled A woman was eleventh, seriously injured a crasha last finishing twelfth, sev- after fore losing memorable final 36Thursday afternoon on State Highway 6 (SH6), enth, ninth and twelfth before 32 to Taranakiinat the Bull Ring in Richmond. She was trapped in a van after the accireaching their lowest point, comNew Plymouth. dent also involving a truck and a car. Police say that ing fourteenth and last in the The following year Tasman qualienquiries into the cause of the accident are ongoing. 2011 A provincial fiedblocked third for section ofstandings. SH6 in Richmond was fromthe semis, having That 3:15pm seasonand became a about turning toIttravel tocause Auckland where they reopened 4:40pm. was the point.of Smart recruitment andthea local were well beaten, heavy traffic and placed network under 44-24. majorstress. attitude change immedi- In 2016, they were back in the In Wakefield,the resurfacing same problem. ately propelling 2012 sidecreated into the premiership final, having qualiNZTA says those incidents bring light the again. transit They travelled to the fledgling union’s first play- fied to third faced by our community. off - issues a championship semi-final New Plymouth and accounted for “The sheer volume of traffic far exceeded the capacagainst Otago in Dunedin. Taranaki 41-29 in the semi, but in ity of the alternative roads and intersections to acThe Mako lost it,41-34 but asthey the decider they stumbled against commodate especially most traffic is funnelled had tasted blood and made no Canterbury in Christchurch, losthrough a couple of key intersections,” says Tasman mistake the following year. After 43-27, Jamie the first of three notaDistrict Council (TDC) transporting manager McPherson. “It shows how critical an effective, safe and resilient arterial state highway system is to our community.” Jamie says that the council supports NZTA in its planning for improvements such as a bypass for SH6 at Richmond.

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Tasman celebrate championship success in 2013, their only NPC title so far. Photo: Shuttersp ble play-off reversals against the Red and Blacks. Fourth qualification in 2017 saw Tasman on the road at play-off time again. They repeated their win against Taranaki, this time getting home 30-29, but were again unable to shake Canter-

bury, this time going down 35-13. Last year had a familiar ring. After qualifying second for the semis that was as far as Tasman got, losing to their recent nemesis 21-16 at Trafalgar Park, a disappointing farewell for departing coach Leon MacDonald.

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No more talk, its time! moments after scoring what amounted to the match winning try against auckland, tasman mako alex mankibell is being manloved by teammate tim o’malley. at this stage in the game they both knew it meant finals time! see page 24 for our full wrap of this weekend’s huge final against Wellington that some are hopeful will equal the hype and the crowds of that famous all Black game that stopped our town for a magical couple of hours. tickets are on sale now! Photo: Shuttersport.

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Nightmare week for drivers in Richmond fRoM PAGE 1 “Gridlock can occur very quickly at peak times with even a minor change to normal traffic patterns, let alone a complete closure of the key arterial of SH6. As we saw, it takes a long time for the gridlock and congestion to relieve itself even after roads are reopened, as traffic has already committed to other roads that are not designed to deal with those very high flows.” The TDC is encouraging NZTA to consider other things like upstream permanent electronic signs that could have informed road users very quickly about the closure and recommended detours, which would be faster and more effective than trying to establish contractors to put up temporary signs. “As traffic grows, and funding is not yet available for major upgrades or bypasses,

we need to look at what improvements can be made to get better efficiency out of the network we have,” says Jamie. Roger Ashworth, maintenance contract manager NZTA, says that given the potential for serious injury, the Police Serious Crash Unit was called to the site of the Thursday crash as soon as it happened. The busy school hours, trapping the van driver, blocking the northbound lanes of SH6 south of the Richmond deviation roundabout were all reasons pointed out for the delay. “Our traffic teams offer advice and in fact, they were diverting traffic as soon as the crash happened and had a detour route established by 4 pm with the Police,” he says. Northbound traffic was directed right onto Oxford Street, left onto Salisbury Road, left onto Richmond Deviation, right onto SH6.

State Highway 6 was blocked after an accident on Tuesday afternoon causing heavy traffic all over Richmond. Photo: Bruno Saia. Reverse for southbound traffic. The highway was fully reopened by 5 pm once the van driver had been safely freed and transferred to the hospital. “Given the large numbers of vehicles travelling north between 3 and 5pm, and combining two streams of traffic onto one local road route for

close to two hours, there was no way of avoiding a lot of traffic slowed down by this highway crash. There is no other route available to use apart from Salisbury Road,” says Roger. “Whilst we regret any delays when crashes occur, other people using the highway may well be

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delayed. We encourage people to drive safely at all times,” he says. Roger says that Wednesday’s delays in Wakefield were also monitored throughout and at most were up to 15 minutes.“The work was part of our regular summer maintenance programme – resurfacing the highway and there were electronic boards located strategically to inform road users to expect delays which were in place for two weeks prior to this work.” Information was also distributed via a letter drop to nearby residents and was available via the Transport Agency’s website. “This work, for safety and quality reasons, has to be done in daytime hours. Reseals are continuing throughout Tasman area over the summer and crews will continue to do their best to minimise disruptions but also to warn people in advance where some delays are inevitable.”

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New airport ‘magnificent’, says PM Jonty Dine Nelson Airport’s new terminal reflects what Nelson is as a region, says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. “It’s a magnificent place, and that’s not something you can say about all New Zealand terminals,” she said at the airport’s official opening on Saturday. Jacinda says she loves airports not because of the planes but because of the people. “It’s a symbol of connection and lets us maintain links with one another which is vital to our prosperity and well-being.” She says the terminal is a place that visitors will remember and Nelsonians can take pride in. Designed by Studio Pacific Architecture and built by Naylor Love, in partnership with Gibbons Construction and Fulton Hogan, the airport terminal caters for growth in excess of 50 per cent of the current one million passengers which have passed through the facility in the last year. More than twice the size of the previous terminal, the new building has an indoor luggage carousel and offers more seating, airline lounges, conference rooms, toilets and retail spaces. The number of car parks has also increased from 600 to 900. The new building has a distinctive local feel, with most of the timber and steel used in the construction

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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern speaking at the new Nelson Airport opening on Saturday. Photo: Charles Anderson. sourced from Nelson Tasman. Air New Zealand head of tourism and regional affairs Reuben Levermore, says the new terminal is fantastic for the airline and the entire region. “Nelson has become a key port on the Air New Zealand network. Over the past five years, seats on our services have increased by more than 140,000 on Nelson routes, strongly supporting the case for a redeveloped terminal.” He says the terminal will provide an excellent experience for customers and sets the airport up well for future growth. “We’re also looking forward to opening a new Air New Zea-

land regional lounge at Nelson Airport before Christmas.” Nelson Airport chief executive Rob Evans says the Nelson Airport continues to expand its services and increase its contribution to the region. “The airport is the gateway to Nelson Tasman and has an important role in the region’s development and prosperity.” It supports more than 30 businesses that contribute more than $80 million to the region’s GDP and employs 1,500 people. “The new terminal keeps us moving towards not just being the most popular region, but to be the best regional airport in New Zealand.”

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Raeward Fresh Richmond has won a gold medal in this year’s Devro Great New Zealand Sausage Competition. More than 90 butcheries from around New Zealand put their best snarlers forward, culminating in over 500 sausages being poked, sniffed and tasted across 13 categories. “It’s huge for us. New Zealanders are pretty passionate about a good sausage, so to win a gold medal throughout New Zealand is a massive achievement for us,” says owner / operator Gareth Caldwell. Results were announced at an awards dinner in Auckland with their ‘Brisket, Aged Cheddar and Jalapeno’ sausage winning gold in the Gourmet Beef category of the competition. Five days of category judging

Jono Ettema, merchandise manager, Pierre Marquet, butchery manager, holding the gold medal sausages with owner/operators Laura and Gareth Caldwell. Photo: Bruno Saia. last month by a squad of butchers, foodies, chefs and industry heavy-weights, whittled entries down to the top scoring sausages. Gareth says that the secret of a gold medal sausage starts with quality ingredients. His team of butchers under Manager Pierre Marquet prize themselves on producing many quality bangers. “Everything that is put into our sausages is of great quality. And

there is a combination of flavours, aged cheddar with the jalapeño and the brisket. It’s not too spicy, but it’s got a bit of a zing to it, you will need to try it.” “The top sausage is an extraordinarily delicious, full-bodied savoury sausage that had all the judges fighting for more, but all were in total agreement that this was the winning banger”, says foodwriter and judge Annabelle White.

“Even after all the judging we asked for more to be cooked. Think perfectly flavoured - it’s all about the meat, perfectly textured, with great use of seasoning that has an unforgettable luscious after taste. It’s made me banger obsessed and congrats to the creators”, she says. Auckland’s Westmere Butchery took out the Supreme Award with their Chicken, Leek and Bacon entry claiming the top spot.

The Murchison Rugby Football Club is committed to keeping rugby alive in the region and supporting anyone from around the area who wants to play the game. They had two local teams in 2019, but the area also has many children and young people who are keen to play rugby. They play for teams in Brightwater and Richmond and this can be a barrier to some players and their families. To help with costs the club has been receiving the funds from the Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund for the last three years. “We’re pleased to be able to offer support in the form of petrol vouchers to cover some of the cost of this travel,” says the club’s secretary, Rebecca Moore. The fund is to support travel costs for rural sports clubs and rural school teams in the region and available to help people aged between 5-19 years old participate in local sports competitions. The next funding round closes on 31 October. The fund is administered locally by the Tasman District Council and all information regarding the applications are available on their website.

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trating on his fishing and a few hobbies around his Westmeat has been a part lifestyle block in Hope. of the Tasman commu- Plus, daughter Brittany nity landscape for quite has started her new nurssome time and is one of ing career so things are the busiest butcher shops busy for them all. When and meat processers in the we spoke to him recently he said he was South Island. A enjoying more big part of that team was its than he thought manager Kevin the slower pace Krammer who “but, after gethas spent over ting up so early 46 years in the every mornbutchery trade, ing for over 45 the last 20 or so years I still do that, strange, as manager for I thought I Westmeat. Reluctant to Kevin Krammer would sleep in chat about his retirement, but I don’t”. As we walked nevertheless he will be around their farm we saw missed as Kevin was al- lots of firewood and bits ways there for hundreds and pieces that friends of fundraisers, helping and family had “dropped sporting teams out with off ” and we know that cheap BBQ sausages and they both appreciated the always remained one of kindness shown by everythe more approachable one. Kevin or “big Kev” as businessmen in town. A he is known, you’re a good recent illness with his wife bloke and all the best of Lianne has meant that he luck on your new jourwill now be taking things ney. Westmeat is in good a little quieter, enjoying hands with the new manfamily time and concen- ager Chris Thorn.

Bruno Saia Spark is has built a new cell tower at Lansdowne Road, next to Nelson Speedway. “We build new cell sites when demand in the immediate area reaches capacity and there has been significant growth in demand for digital services in the Nelson area,” says Arwen Vant, Corporate Relations Partner of Spark New Zealand. “As demand reaches capacity on existing cell sites, Spark needs to invest in new “infill” sites (usually located in areas where people and businesses need the service) to boost coverage and capacity. This is occurring in many dozens of locations around New Zealand every year,” she says. The increasing use of data in the community is being driven by the number of devices like smartphones, iPads, and connected watches, the newly adopted digital curriculum in schools, as well as customers who are adopting wireless broadband to stream video content like Netflix and Lightbox in their homes. “Given the cost of a new cell tower is usually in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, this is not a decision we take lightly – but we need to do it to ensure our customers keep receiving the quality of service that they rightfully expect,” says Arwen. The company expects to have it fully working early next year.

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Are you one of the many people who have wondered “What are all the little black and grey boxes on the footpath/ side of the road …?”

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The Government today announced its support for a project that could substantially reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions from cattle. The announcement was made as part of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s and Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor’s visit to Nelson’s Cawthron Aquaculture Park. The Cawthron Institute will receive $100,000 from the Government’s Sustainable Food & Fibre Futures fund to turn a native red seaweed (Asparagopsis armata) in to a greenhouse gas-busting cattle feed supplement for domestic and global markets. “If successful, this project could be a game-changer for farmers here and around the world,” Damien O’Connor said. “In previous trials Asparagopsis has proven to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in livestock by up to 80 per cent.

Other products typically provide reductions of between 10 and 20 per cent. “Australian research estimates that if just 10 per cent of global ruminant producers adopted Asparagopsis as an additive to feed their livestock, it would have the same impact for our climate as removing 50 million cars from the world’s roads. “Farmers know better than most about the effects of climate change and many are innovating so that they can drive down on-farm emissions. They need technology like this to help them get there though. “Aquaculture is a growth industry for this country and has the potential to play a more significant role in our economy. It’s currently worth $600 million a year and employs over 3000 people. “The Cawthron project could lay the foundations for a new high-value industry, along with the jobs that go with it. There is also export potential and on-farm economic bene-

fits, including price premiums for milk and meat. “We want to be the most productive, sustainable country in the world. The project will undertake research into the effect of Asparagopsis on greenhouse gas emissions and develop an early proof of concept of the production systems needed to develop the feed supplement at pilot-scale.

New outdoor area for popular restaurant. Staff Reporter Richmond visitors are soon going to have a new external area to enjoy this summer. The Lemongrass team is very excited about their new outside deck area that is expected to be complete in about three weeks depending on the weather. Although the restaurant is going through renovations the

delicious Asian fusion cuisine is still being produced seven days a week, for lunch and dinner (lunch: 11:30am to 2:30pm and dinner 5pm to 10pm with the kitchen closing at 9:30pm). Dine in or takeaway. The team apologise for any inconvenience caused by the building work and they can’t wait to start serving their customers in their new outdoor space.

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Hope School claimed top prize at the 25th Mask Parade: Photo: Sara Hollyman.

Hope School take out 25th Mask Parade Sara Hollyman Thousands turned out to witness the 25th Mask Parade in action this evening. The parade, which was postponed after heavy rain on Friday, is the

largest walking parade in the Southern Hemisphere, says Mayor Rachel Reese. Hope School claimed the title of Best School Group and took out the top prize of the Kim Merry Supreme Award.

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Budget brides in designer gowns Susan Johnson In a small room two floors above Trafalgar Street is a room full of bridal gowns that Sue Sara hires out to brides on a budget. In fact, Sue can provide just about everything for the bridal party, from the mother of the brides’ dress to dresses for the maid of honour and the flower girl, to shoes and jewellery. For $150 a bride can hire a designermade, near-new gown, $50 of which will be refunded on the gowns return and $50 is donated to the Nelson Hospice. Sue believes that every bride should feel ’a million dollars on her wedding day’, and that’s what she tries to achieve at Pay It Forward Wedding GownHire. Sue, originally from Golden Bay, and now in her 60’s, is married with six children, 10 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild and still works as a real estate agent. She says she couldn’t manage without the help of her husband, “he’ll usually have cooked dinner by the time I’ve got home, thank goodness” says Sue. It started five years ago with a couple in Nelson called Sam and Donna. When Sam was

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‘Pass the cake’ Susan Johnson When Mitchell Hunt, rugby player for the local team Tasman Mako, visited his grandparents Rona and Graham Douglas at Richmond Waimea Village on Wednesday, he decided to take three mates with him, Finlay Christie, Alex Nankivell and Quentin Strange. The afternoon visit started with a question and answer session about their achievments with the Mako’s and finished with an afternoon tea which had been provided by the residents. Mitchell started by thanking the residents for their support. “It’s nice to visit a part of the com-

munity we don’t often see, it’s usually throwing rugby balls with school kids encouraging them to play the sport.” The players are experienced public speakers and were relaxed and professional, unfazed even when gently ribbed about leaving the Mako team next year, which they responded to with good humour. Following the session, the players mingled with the residents and posed for photos. They tucked into the afternoon tea of homemade scones and cake and answered more questions and discussed tactics about their game against Auckland and the upcoming final against Wellington Lions.

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Halloween At Willow Bank Heritage Village 2019 Willow Bank Heritage Village is coming to life for its second Halloween event. It is scheduled for Saturday 26 October (Labour weekend) at the village (72 Kohatu-Wakefield Highway), just south of Wakefield. There will be food and drink to purchase for the whole family. There will be ‘trick or treating’ from 5pm to 7pm, which is family-friendly, and from 8pm to 10pm, is the haunted village, for older children, teens and adults. Not suitable for small children. Food and beverage stalls, pony rides and face painting will also be available. From 7 to 7:45 pm, there will also be a presentation from the Fire Performer Rob FireNix. More information at Willow Bank’s Facebook Page.

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Ghosts & Goblins Trick or Treat On Thursday 31st October the Halloween will be happening at Sundial Square, in Richmond. From 3pm to 6pm, everyone is

invited to come to collect a map & bag and trick or treat around participating Richmond stores. There will be a ghost hunt and prizes for the spookiest Halloween costume. Everyone will be able to participate in the Actors group during rehearsal to prepare two Fancy Dress for the Halloween at Willow Bank Heritage Parades, one at Village, in Wakefield. Photo: Supplied. 4pm and one at 5pm. Waimea College and the community is invited Students will also decorate to get out their spookiest HalSundial Square and there will loween costumes and come to be free face painting for the the party. It is for the whole children. family and the kids can enjoy The event is brought to you by the fun of Halloween in a safe Richmond Unlimited. environment. Tickets are $7 per person. You can pre-purHalloween Wave Rave Party chase tickets the week prior at Richmond Aquatic Centre and the Richmond Aquatic Centre Wave Rave Nelson are hosting reception. A parent/caregiver the Halloween Rave Party on must actively supervise chilFriday, 1 November, from 7pm dren under the age of eight. to 9pm, at the Aquatic Centre. Children under five must alThere will be ‘trick or treating’ ways be within arm’s reach.

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Dear Editor: At central government’s Freshwater Policy consultation (September 16, 2019) a government representative stated, ‘Water comes before people. That if the environment is healthy people will be healthy.’ The government considers this to be holistic thinking. If central government were truly thinking holistically, the social, economic and environmental implications of this water policy would have been thoroughly analysed. Central government has no understanding of the effects of this policy. The auditor general has said that this policy should be discontinued. The Minister for the Environment said that the estimate to fix Auckland’s sewage problem is Sg0O million. The 5229 million this government set aside, on a nationwide basis, to pay for their freshwater policy is a pittance. Vegetable growers and farmers will bear the initial costs. However, ratepayers will pay a significant portion of the costs. A local body report (New Zealand Farmer, Sept. 23, 2019) estimates that this freshwater policy will require Southland Regional Council to employ a further 50 staff. The added cost will be millions of dollars. How many more staff will Tasman District Council be forced to employ? I suspect that many ratepayers, whether residential, business or rural, can ill afford further rate increases.

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Ooops Waimea Weekly would like to congratulate Tasman District elected Mayor Tim King for his win in the mayoral race. You may have noticed some of the glaring errors in our story, al-

though well intentioned, were completely wrong. Tim being the gentleman he is took it with great humour. Firstly, none of his three boys is married.

Secondly, he is the new mayor of Tasman not just Richmond. And sorry to the readers too, we should have been much better than that. It won’t happen again.

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Just a thought... Kenneth Walker Nelson Tasman Bays Corps, The Salvation Army I have a friend who gets quite nervous about the unknown. He is prone to overthinking things and for the most part, is anxious about the future. Over the years I have tried to reassure him things will be OK and that his friends will be there for him, but that doesn’t stop the fear form taking hold of him or to put his mind at rest. Perhaps you find yourself in a similar situation. You can’t get your mind to stop thinking about all the ‘what ifs’, clouds of uncertainty are darkening your horizon and your levels of anxiousness about the future are unsettling you. I’m fairly sure any words I might offer you will be as equally ineffective as they were for my friend. So, I’ll offer you

someone else’s words. At a time ness, banishment, rejection, of trouble and turmoil and un- war, natural disaster, loss and certainty, Jesus offered these hardship of every kind. What words to his followers; “I am Jesus gives is an ‘out of this leaving you with a gift – peace world’ peace experience that of mind and heart. is real and lasting And the peace I and is a gift. You can’t buy it or earn give is a gift the it, you can’t forciworld cannot give. So don’t be troubly take it. It is offered to bled or afraid.” those who place John 14:27 their trust in the Over the two one who gives the thousand years of history since gift. The trustpeace relationthese words were ship is a dynamic given, countless Kenneth Walker thousands of Jesus one; the more I followers have testified to the trust, the more peace I have, reality of a deep-seated perva- the less I trust, the less peace I sive peace that has settled on/ have. So, If you are looking for in their lives and despite the peace, looking for a way to get circumstances they find them- on top of your fears, looking selves in, this peace remains for something solid to anchor yourself in amidst the sea of steadfast and sure. I’m talking hardships of epic uncertainty, let me point you proportions: imprisonment, to Jesus, He might just have the torture, starvation, homeless- answer. Just a thought!

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In recent seasons Tasman rugby fans have become accustomed to featuring in the NPC play-offs, but that wasn’t always the case. Since 2012 the Mako have been a part of either the championship of premiership semi-finals, their major success coming in 2013 when they took out the championship title on an unforgettable Nelson night. However, following their introduction in 2006 as the nation’s newest rugby province, they were unable to feature at the business end of the season. For six years they battled to make their mark, finishing twelfth, eleventh, seventh, ninth and twelfth before reaching their lowest point, coming fourteenth and last in the 2011 provincial standings. That season became a turning point. Smart recruitment and a major attitude change immediately propelling the 2012 side into the fledgling union’s first playoff - a championship semi-final against Otago in Dunedin. The Mako lost 41-34 but they had tasted blood and made no mistake the following year. After

qualifying second through the preliminary rounds they accounted for Southland comfortably in Blenheim, the only time Marlborough has hosted Tasman in an NPC play-off. Then it was back to Nelson for the final, against a gritty Hawke’s Bay outfit, with the Mako prevailing 26-25 as Ihaia West’s last minute conversion sailed wide of the posts. Despite promotion to the premiership, Tasman’s ascent to the top reaches of the national provincial scene gathered momentum. In 2014 they qualified second for the semis after round robin play, then accounted for Canterbury 26-6 in Nelson, before losing a memorable final 3632 to Taranaki at the Bull Ring in New Plymouth. The following year Tasman qualified third for the semis, having to travel to Auckland where they were well beaten, 44-24. In 2016, they were back in the premiership final, having qualified third again. They travelled to New Plymouth and accounted for Taranaki 41-29 in the semi, but in the decider they stumbled against Canterbury in Christchurch, losing 43-27, the first of three nota-

Tasman to host Lions in NPC final Peter Jones

Tasman celebrate championship success in 2013, their only NPC title so far. Photo: Shuttersport. ble play-off reversals against the Red and Blacks. Fourth qualification in 2017 saw Tasman on the road at play-off time again. They repeated their win against Taranaki, this time getting home 30-29, but were again unable to shake Canter-

That reversal, coming on the back of a six-game winning streak, merely underlined the unpredictable nature of play-off rugby. Despite the Mako’s superb run this season, history suggests they will be taking absolutely nothing for granted on Saturday.

Tasman booked their ticket to the 2019 Mitre 10 Cup premiership final with a gritty display at Lansdowne Park on Saturday. Their 18-9 victory over a feisty Auckland side who brought their ‘A’ game to Blenheim means the Mako earn the right to host the premiership decider at Nelson’s Trafalgar Park this weekend. Standing between them and their first premiership title will be the Wellington Lions, who downed Canterbury 30-19 in the capital on Saturday evening. Many pundits felt the Mako would find themselves up against their Crusaders region rivals in the final, but the Lions had other ideas, going out to an early lead then holding on against the inevitable Canterbury resurgence. Wellington are a very dangerous opponent. The Mako beat them 45-8 in the opening round of the competition but, as was the case with Auckland who were also well beaten in round robin play, that result means nothing come play-off time. The Lions are unpredictable favouring unstructured, almost chaotic situations and have quality players capable of ripping defences apart. Ball-playing forwards such as Asafo Aumua, Alex Fidow, Vaea Fifita, skipper du’ Plessis Kirifi and Teariki Ben-Nicholas possess both power and pace while Jackson Garden-Bachop, Peter Umaga-Jensen, Billy Proctor, Ben Lam, Wes Goosen and Vince Aso

The Lansdowne Park crowd go wild as try-scorer Quinten Strange and reserve prop Isaac Salmon celebrate Tasman’s first touchdown on Saturday. Photo Shuttersport. are as dangerous a backline unit as there is in the competition. However, Wellington’s Achilles Heel is often their discipline and set piece consistency, areas I am sure the Mako coaches will be focussed on in the lead-up to the final. Tasman may have bought their ticket to the “big dance”, but they paid a hefty price for it. A lack of serious injuries has been a feature of the Mako campaign this year, but the rugby gods were definitely not smiling on Saturday. The early loss of key loose forwards Ethan Blackadder and his replacement Jordan Taufua put the Mako on the back foot. If both are ruled out for the

Recent encounters between Tasman and Wellington 2019 2018 2017 2015 2014

Tasman won 45-8 in Blenheim Tasman won 28-22 in Wellington Tasman won 37-35 in Blenheim Tasman won 36-17 in Wellington Tasman won 42-20 in Wellington

final that will impact the home side’s ability to bring big-match experience off the bench. They may also be without the elusive Will Jordan who limped from the field later in the match with what appeared to be a serious knee injury. However, it was the team’s ability to handle adversity that saw Tasman through against Auckland and the Mako selectors have showed time and again that they have faith in their entire squad. Co-head coach Andrew Goodman once again praised the efforts of his bench players against Auckland, despite the two early injuries affecting his replacement plans.

“One of our strengths has been being able to bring those guys on later in the game when teams are starting to tire, but I thought our ‘Sparkies’ still did an awesome job today,” said Goodman. “That group of four or five that came on with about 20 [minutes] to go really changed the game.” Pivotal to that situation was young forward Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta who replaced Taufua after 20 minutes. Usually called on as a lock, he turned in an inspirational effort on the side of the scrum, his defence being a highlight. The fact that replacements Fetuli Paea and Hugh Roach made the breaks that led to the Mako’s two tries further underlines the

impact this team is getting from the bench. But ultimately their success on Saturday was based on relentless defence. Given the weight of position and possession Auckland enjoyed they should have been 10 points or more clear at half-time. Instead they trailed at the break, unable to breach the red and blue wall. As it has done throughout the season, Tasman’s structured and scrambling defence continually denied their opponent, creating frustration and uncertainty. It will have to be on point again this weekend but, as they showed on Saturday, this Mako side certainly knows how to dig deep. Now, in the union’s 14th year of existence, the Mako have a chance to make history. It has been a turbulent, rollercoaster ride since the province’s humble beginnings in 2006, but the opportunity is there to sit proudly atop New Zealand provincial rugby, a remarkable situation to contemplate in such a short time frame. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. When Tasman previously tasted NPC success, in the 2013 championship final, it was the boisterous home town crowd who provided the extra impetus which got the Mako over the line. The crowd involvement in Saturday’s semi, both during the contest and on the field after the game, was superb. The players and management relish it, knowing it puts wind under their wings. It’s time to pack T-Park again Mako fans.

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A Goodman to have on board Peter Jones

One name has become synonymous with the Tasman Mako on their journey towards the top of New Zealand rugby. From the nation’s newest provincial rugby union’s inception in 2006, until the present day, members of the Goodman family have been at the forefront of proceedings. The late John Goodman, formerly a life member of the Nelson club and the Nelson Bays union, was Tasman’s first president, holding the role from 2006-2007. His passion for the game across the top of the south helped bring the fledgling union into existence and his drive helped sustain it, especially during the early, troubled years. His two sons have also been heavily involved during the union’s short, but colourful, history. Chris currently runs the Crusaders Academy, based in Nelson, which plays a huge role identifying and retaining talent from within the region. Andrew, a goal-kicking mid-

Coach Andrew Goodman. Photo: Shuttersport. field back who played 55 games for Tasman, beginning in 2006, is now co-head coach of the Mako. After three seasons as assistant coach, this year he has guided the team into the NPC semis during his first stint in the top role. He recalls his initial involvement with a union struggling to find its feet in 2006. “From day one [Tasman rugby] has been a big part of our family’s life … the union have been through some lows and some awesome highs as well. “Dad was always a massive supporter. He had been working in

schools rugby for a long time and knew how much it would mean for those kids coming through to have something to strive for … to stay in the top division of rugby.” The Goodmans were doubly fortunate to have knowledge of both sub-unions, John having worked at the Rai Valley Area School before moving to Nelson. “[As a family we have always had a foot on both sides of the hill,” said Andrew, “being supportive of the whole region.” He and Chris have a constant reminder of their father’s influence when they turn up to work at the union’s offices. “It’s cool to walk into work and see his photo in the Buccaneers trophy cabinet downstairs … we still talk about him a lot, I’m sure he would be really happy with the way things are going at the moment. “I think about the old man every weekend,” said Andrew, “especially when I go out to check the wind before the games. He was always down at the park early, letting me know which way I should be playing.”

Levi Aumua Mako #: 153 Height: 185cm Weight: 118kg Age: 24 Club: Renwick

Ethan Blackadder Mako #: 146 Height: 192cm Weight: 107kg Age: 23 Club: Nelson

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Whenever he’s strolling the streets of Nelson, or any other New Zealand city, Kenn Butler is sure to give passersby a ‘fins up.’ Though, more often than not he’s met with looks of ‘who is this crazy old man?’, it doesn’t stop him showcasing the immense pride he has for his beloved Mako. Since the Tasman Mako’s inception in 2006, Kenn has religiously followed the team around country. Rugby in the region has come a long way since Kenn moved here 21 years ago when the side was just called Nelson Bays. Shortly after Nelson’s Kenn Butler has been following the side since its inception in arriving, Kenn went to watch the then division two team. 2006. Photo: Jonty Dine. “We were beaten by a Canterbury country team 48-3, I thought ‘this is a nightmare.” After amalgamation with Marlborough and the

birth of the Mako, Kenn has been witness to all the heartbreak and heroics. From championship titles to last place finishes, Kenn’s support has never wavered. He recalls a number of highlights during the 13-year journey. “Auckland three years ago, David Havili had a penalty into the wind in the driving rain and all the Auckland supporters were yelling, ‘w*****, w*****! It will never get there’.” Havili nailed the penalty to the shock of the Auckland fans. “So, I just took a bow on his behalf, it was a fantastic win that day.” He says getting beaten by Canterbury again last year was a hard pill to swallow. “We just didn’t turn up.” Kenn has watched his side play at almost every major rugby ground in New Zealand. “Mrs Butler gets a bit annoyed because we have to be there an

hour before kickoff to soak up the atmosphere.” His loyalty has been rewarded in recent times as the Mako have built themselves into a provincial powerhouse. However, a premiership title still eludes them. Kenn, of course, had no hesitation heading over the hill for the Mako’s semi-final win against Auckland. “It was a splendid result.” He now prepares for what is the biggest game in the franchise’s history and is confident they can get the job done. “Clearly there’s a morale in the team, they just gel.” He says the Fainganu’uku brothers, prop Tim Perry and the ageless Wyatt Crockett have all impressed this season. But one player stands out as his firm favourite, Ethan Blackadder. “I think we should vote him for mayor when he retires.”

MAKO IN FOCUS: Following the Tasman Mako all the way through their Mitre 10 Cup round robin campaign have been the Shuttersport photography crew. Evan Barnes, Barry Whitnall and Gavin Hadfield came up with a few of their favourite images from the NPC games played in Blenheim and Nelson this season.

The mighty Mako run onto Lansdowne Park. Photo: Gavin Hadfield.

Mitch Hunt spies a gap against Manawatu and ignites another Mako attack. Photo: Gavin Hadfield.

Young Mako fans excited to meet the Marco tho Mako mascot. Photo: Barry Whitnall. Jordan Taufua, aka “The Beast”, offers power and pas- Winger Leicester Fainga’anuku has been one of the finds sion on both attack and defence. Photo: Evan Barnes. of the season. Photo: Evan Barnes.

Skipper David Havili’s silky running has been a feature The powerful Levi Aumua poses a constant threat in Winger Tima Fainga’anuku is a constant attacking midfield. Photo: Barry Whitnall. of the campaign so far. Photo: Barry Whitnall. threat. Photo: Gavin Hadfield.

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Tasman United Academy 13/14th grade girls football team hosted Wellington United. Tasman has had a very successful season including wins over Capital’s Federation Talent Centre and winning the Alan Fraser Tournament in Christchurch for the second year running. The girls got two victories against Wellington United, one of the strongest female team in the Federation. Photo: Bruno Saia.

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Mako steams into historic final Jonty Dine and Peter Jones Mako fans were reminded of what NPC play-off rugby is all about at Lansdowne Park on Saturday. And it wasn’t pretty. The Mitre 10 Cup premiership semi-final, won 18-9 by Tasman, turned into a war of attrition, ultimately decided by a couple of moments of brilliance by the home side. Auckland came to Blenheim stung by a 40-0 reversal in round-robin play, with a plan to negate Tasman’s traditional strengths and it nearly worked. For three quarters of the match they held onto possession, slowed down any ball Tasman managed to get their hands on and pressurised the home side into errors of judgement and discipline. However, the one thing the defending champs couldn’t do was forge a decent lead, thus putting the home side under scoreboard pressure. Tasman survived the intense semi-final encounter which saw the side lose three key players but ensured its unprecedented season will continue. The Mako were rattled in the

first forty, finding themselves on the wrong side of the referee and scoreboard. Tasman was dealt two cruel blows inside the opening quarter with Ethan Blackadder dislocating his shoulder and taken from the field. His replacement Jordan Taufua didn’t last either after being knocked out while attempting to clear a ruck. Their woes were compounded as Auckland put first points on the board through the boot of Harry Plummer. Mitch Hunt uncharacteristically missed a regulation penalty to respond but the flyhalf made amends with his side’s first clean break leading to squaring the scores after 37 minutes. The hosts finally took the lead right on half-time with Hunt’s second penalty, but the half belonged to the defending champions. Auckland again made a superior start in the second as Plummer evened the honours again at 6-all. The casualty ward kept growing as did the frustrations for Tasman, losing Will Jordan to a knee injury. Auckland were then denied a spectacular try thanks to a sin-

Mako lock Pari Pari Parkinson is strangled by the Auckland defence. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport. gle blade of grass with the game starting to open up. An Alex Nankivell brain fade handed Auckland a chance to reclaim the lead with the in-form mid-fielder pinged for a blatant late shot, but Plummer pushed his attempt wide. Hunt missed his second penalty, but a turning point was around the corner. Replacement Fetuli Paea exploded through the Auckland defence and was brought down metres

short of the chalk. But a rampaging Quentin Strange was on hand to score the game’s first try as Lansdowne Park erupted in elation. Paea went from hero to villain in a matter of minutes as the winger spilled the kick-off reception, allowing Auckland to reduce the deficit to four with seven remaining. The nerves were getting to both teams, Auckland making a simple error in front of its own posts to set the Mako right

back on attack. Another miss by Hunt kept Auckland alive but the game was put to bed thanks to an outstanding run by replacement hooker Hugh Roach. Skipper David Havili remained composed and linked up with Nankivell. The unbeaten Mako will now meet Wellington in the final at Trafalgar Park next Saturday. The ability to handle adversity is crucial to any teams with title aspirations and the Mako had to dig deeper than they have had to at any stage this season to get the job done today. Co-head coach Andrew Goodman admitted as much. “When you lose two key leaders like that in quick succession it is always going to have an impact on the game.” He expected Auckland to come at them with plans to slow their ball down and exert pressure at the breakdown. “That’s where they have had success against us in the past. We probably didn’t adapt quickly enough at the start but once we got a bit more decisive with our carries and the cleaners did their job we managed to get some quick ball and found some holes.”

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120 ladies in Richmond for local golf tournament Bruno Saia A total of 120 women from all over New Zealand visited the Greenacres Golf Club from Wednesday to Friday, for the Richmond Unlimited Women’s Three-Day Tournament. “The girls have done a fabulous job organising it all,” says local player Ngaere Thornalley. “I believe they did it so well. Look at the course; it’s beautiful.” Tournament Committee Secretary, Sally Ussher says that the championship was thought of by a group of women members of the club. They spotted a gap in the sports calendar and decided to initiate the inaugural event last year. “We go to tournaments around the country and felt we had gained the experience required to do this for our Club,” says Sally. “The intention is to run the Tournament as an annual event for the Club.” The Overall Gross Winner of the 2019 Tournament was Lynda Ngaere Thornalley, from RichTate from Wainui Golf Club. mond. Photo: Bruno Saia.

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Roads and rugby have my blood pressure up this week for opposite reasons. I am aghast at the Government’s radical proposals to slash speed limits on State Highway 6 between Nelson and Blenheim. First, the good news. It was fantastic to be at the game in Blenheim to witness the Mako win. It is incredible that we are slaying the giants of New Zealand rugby like Auckland, Canterbury, and Waikato. Eleven wins on the trot has us hosting our first ever NPC final. Huge tribute to Tasman Rugby CEO Tony Lewis, Coaches Andrew Goodman, Clarke Dermody and Shane Christie, Captain David

Havili and the full squad. We need to pack Trafalgar Park this Saturday night to back the Mighty Mako against the Wellington Lions. Fins Up! It will be a great night of rugby with the RWC semis – go the ABs! My pleasure at the Mako win in Blenheim was soured driving home as I carefully assessed the proposed speed limit changes on the route. The reduction in the speed limit from 100kmp to 80 kmph on open straight stretches like from Renwick to Havelock, Havelock to Pelorous Bridge and through the Collins Valley are ridiculous. This is all part of the Government’s anti-car crusade led by Green

Party Minister Julie Anne Genter. They have increased fuel taxes three times, proposed new taxes on cars, slashed the annual investment on our state highways by 70% and are now radically reducing speed limits. I was appalled at the mind-set of Ms Genter referring to motorists as “car fascists”. The most sensible initiative we could make to improve the safety of the Nelson-Blenheim highway is additional passing lanes. National recently funded the upgrades on Gentle Annie and Rai Saddle. I am very disappointed that the Government has just cancelled $5 million worth of further upgrades on SH6 including the resurfacing of

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Atawhai Drive to make it quieter and safer. I am not opposed to all of the speed limit changes proposed. I am a big fan of the electronic variable school zone signs being proposed for Hira and Canvastown schools. They are a smart approach that dramatically reduce speed for the 30 minutes at the time when schools starts and ends. It maximises safety for children while enabling freer traffic flows during the bulk of the time. The biggest cause of increases in our road toll has been drug impaired driving that now exceeds drunk driving. Minister Genter has a blind spot on drugged driv-

ing and has repeatedly rejected efforts by police, transport officials and myself to introduce random roadside drug testing. We also need to do better in tackling driver distractions like cellphone use ahead of across the board speed limit reductions. These big cuts in speed limits between Nelson and Blenheim are over the top. National and I will vigorously oppose them. I strongly commend Stephanie Drewer on the petition she initiated opposing the changes. Drop into my caravan at Nelson’s Saturday Market to see the maps of the changes, to provide feedback and if you wish, to sign the petition. Advt.

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Jacob Page The 2019 edition of The Nelson Half is scheduled for 3 November. This “festival of running” is expected to attract a record 800 entrants covering a range of distances (half-marathon, 10km, 5km, 2.5km). Entries so far are well on track for this goal with competitors from 4 years to 81 years taking to a start line and facing their chosen challenge with whanau and friends. As in past years, participants can nominate a local school to receive a portion of the entry fees and for the first two years over $10 000 has been distributed across the region. Henley, Wakefield, Clifton Terrace and Richmond Schools are currently neck and neck for most nominations for 2019. Further information about the event can be accessed through www.thenelsonhalf.co.nz.

Speedway postponed until 2 November The Nelson Speedway Association has decided to postpone this weekend’s Coca-Cola Fireworks Extravaganza at Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway by seven days.

Nelson Speedway Association president Wayne Martin made the decision with the Tasman Mako hosting the Mitre 10 Cup final at Trafalgar Park against Wellington on Saturday night

which would have directly clashed with the event. The event will now be held on Saturday November 2 with the rest of the season’s calendar unaffected by the move.

Brightwater’s Mt Heslington Rd will host “an old fashioned, action-packed” hill climb on Sunday. Motocross Events Nelson’s Dan Shallcrass says after trialling the idea last year, the event was back and keen to build on the initial success. “It’s an old school hill climb,” he says. “We have the lower part of the hill where we will have some head-to-head racing in a knockout scenario. Then we’ll do the King of the

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50 riders with guys from Blenheim and Christchurch. We had guys come and watch last year who wanted to make sure it wasn’t a bike wrecker. We’ll also have a junior section and we are trying a vintage on as well.” Shallcrass said he hoped it could become a three-event series next year. If the event is rained off on Sunday, it will be run on Monday instead. Food and drinks will be available for purchase with racing set to occur between 10am and 4pm with gold coin entry.

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Hill where we’ll see how far they can get up the hill, jump on the road and the chicken line and then it’ll get steep with tough terrain.” Action is guaranteed and people will have great views. “It’s pretty spectacular stuff with bikes flipping over and crashing into the bank so it’s all action. People can get right in there in a safe environment. There hasn’t been a hill climb in 30 years so this is a big year for us. We’ll have some modified bikes there as well. We’ll have at least

Max Mannering is happy to fly halfway round the world to find his next cricket challenge. The 22-year-Old Englishman is Wanderers’ overseas player for their return to premier cricket. The Exeter University first XI captain will look to add an offspin option and middle-order ball. “I’ve come from between Oxford and London. My coach really talked up this opportu-

nity to come out here and play and I want to be a professional cricketer. Mannering said it was like gambling on his own abilities and he wanted to test himself in unfamiliar conditions. “Very rarely do you get a chance to travel and do something you love for six months of the year. The chance to test myself in these conditions which I know at times won’t always suit me and that’s all part of it. You have to be clever, lean

on the batsman’s ego and try to get wickets that way,” he says. Mannering will also work with Nelson Cricket during the week teaching the game in schools. He said with Wanderers having a young team, he’s keen to take on a leadership role with both his words and actions. He says the aim was to push to finish in the middle of the table in their first season back.” Mannering is here until mid-March.

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The water has warmed up a little bit and the snapper seem to have arrived in the Bay. The catches are still inconsistent but we had quite a few reports of snapper being caught in various locations. The big moochers seem to move into the shallows first, now is the time to go after this trophy fish on your bucket list! Traditional hot spots at this time of the year are the middle of the Bay between 30 and 40 metres and shallower waters off Rabbit Island and Delaware Bay. Timing is essential, early mornings with a lot of current flowing seem to yield the best results. Using burley is a double-edged sword, it certainly attracts snapper but also a lot of undesirables like red cod and spiny dogfish. Especially the latter can turn up in hundreds and spoil your fun thoroughly. If that happens you can try fishing through the school but sometimes a change of location or drift fishing with

lures or heavy sinkers are the only options left. If the sharks are not too bad, be patient and try different baits on flasher rigs and stray lines. Bigger baits usually catch bigger fish and using crabs as bait attracts fewer sharks. Light but high-quality gear increases your chances significantly, snapper can be very cautious. Make sure you check your leader after every fish, especially if you hooked a shark, their sandpaper like skin can damage the line easily. If in doubt, replace it, you don’t want to lose that fish of a lifetime because of a pesky shark! The Dawnbreakers Fishing Club will hold their annual “Goldfish vs Sharks” competition at the end of the month where male and female members compete with each other. The boys are eager to make last year’s crushing defeat forgotten but according to the girls the chances are slim… Find more info on www.dawnbreakers.co.nz or on facebook!

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Community Notices NelsoN DaNce aloNg, Sat26th Oct. 2019, Richmond Town Hall. 7.30pm to 11pm, CD’s $5pp, Plate for Supper Everyone welcome. For info call Rosalie Winter Ph (03)53 8-0133 cake & sugar artists exhibitioN on 2 & 3 Nov. ‘19 starting at 9 to 5pm. Club Waimea Richmond Lower Queen Street. Admission $3 Family $5 children under 12 free. Contact Desiree 0276302359 arthritis NZ - Seminar with Arthritis Educator - ‘Live Well with Arthritis’ 10-12 noon, Wednesday 23 Oct. at Hearing House, 354 Trafalgar Square Nelson . Ph Jo 922 0060 NelsoN railWaY Founders Park. This weekend, Labour Weekend, the railcar will run Saturday & Monday, on demand from 11am, weather permitting. Sunday the Train will operate on the hour from 11am. Adults $6 Children $4 Under 3 years free. spiriteD coNversatioNs Wednesday 30 Oct.. ‘Zero carbon here we come! Transitioning to climate-compatible lifestyles’. Don’t miss Nelson climate change activist Lindsay Wood on this very topical issue. Yaza Cafe opens 6pm, speaker 7.30 pm. No reservations. Koha. ph 548 6241. prostate caNcer support group meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 276 Nayland Rd 1.30-3.30pm. Bill ph 544 8635 or 5391137. blooD caNcer support group meet monthly for more info. ph Graham 544 3037 or Heather 027 4444708 NelsoN guilD oF WooDWorkers meets at 7 pm on the last

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Wednesday of each month between February & Nov. ‘19 at the Nelson Marlborough Fish & Game rooms, 66 Champion Rd, Richmond. All welcome. Enquiries Bill Filmer 547 5104. reFugee support Do you remember what it was like settling in Nelson for the first time? Support a former refugee family establish a new life here. Make new friends & make a difference. Full training & support is provided. Next course starts 16 Nov. ‘19. Check out Migration Programme on Red Cross website or email nelsonadmin@ redcross.org.nz or call 546-5012 suter gallerY Join curator Sarah McClintock & artists in the Eighth Suter Contemporary Art Project ‘Sympathetic Resonance’ as they discuss the themes of the exhibition, their work & contemporary art in NZ. Sunday 20 Oct. at 10m, at The Suter Art Gallery. All welcome, Koha appreciated christiaN art oN DisplaY (and for sale) at the QUALITY ARTS & CRAFTS MARKET RICHMOND BAPTIST CHURCH 8am to 12 noon SATURDAY 26 Oct. 2019 Contact Jane @ Richmond Baptist Church. Ph. 03 5447596. QualitY arts aND craFts inside the church added to the Richmond Baptist Boot Market Sale. 28 Art & Craft Stalls including 2 portrait artists. Come in Saturday Oct. 26 & check out the new addition. Open 8 am ‘til noon. NeW ZealaND Native birD caleNDars $10 Fundraiser for Native Bird Recovery Richmond..

Tasman Health & Herbs; The Mall; Alchemy Cafe; Resene Colour Plus; Bay Nurseries. NeW thursDaY active streNgth/balaNce class: seated options also presented. Commences 24 Oct. 1.30 pm at Richmond Church of Christ, crn Croucher & Darcy Strs. Improve your balance, strength, coordination & fitness to great music. ACC approved instructor. Ph Shirley 5471 433 /021 121 8023 NelsoN suburbaN club - DaNce eveNiNg with The Vandini Brothers Band Warren, Nev & Murray, previously known as CRUISE CONTOL). SAT. 2ND NOV. 7.30pm onwards at 1 KINZETT TCE, NELSON. All types of music & dancing, Rock n’ Roll, Social Dance, Line Dancing etc. Come along & have a great night out. Friends & family all welcome. FrieNDs social club invites single women and men 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walking, movies, theatre, potluck meals, restaurants etc. ph Clive 035472725/ Rose, 035390340. WaiMea south garDeN club turns 50 this year. All past & present members are invited to join us at St. Paul’s Church Hall, Brightwater Saturday 7 Dec. from1pm for an afternoon of fun. Please RVSP by 15th Nov. Teleph: Tina 544 7650 or Bev 541 8168. ‘Future oF FooD & eNergY’ Dr Mike Joy, environmental scientist & advocate. Thursday November 7, 7:30pm, Mapua Community Hall. $10 door sales, supper; students

DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz nys 265 5318. saturDaY soFtball: Girls & boys year 7, 8, & 9. Interested? We meet at Waimea Intermediate tennis courts for practice every Wednesday 5.30 to 6.30pm. Richmond Phoenix Softball Club. Don Simpson 03 5445277. iNDoor boWls - social teaM - Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy St, Richmond. Tuesday 13pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Robin 544 3116 richMoND librarY. Free. 1. good crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Wedns, 12.30pm-2.00pm. 2. tasman District libraries’ limerick competition. Adults & children are invited to write a limerick & submit it to Richmond Library by Monday 28 Oct.. 3. tiny tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area. During term time. soMethiNg NeW, For 20 years Richmond Baptist Church has had a ‘Boot Sale Market’, on the last Saturday of every month (weather pending). WaiMea coMbiNeD FrieNDship club Interested in making new female or male friends of a similar age & interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rd Thursday 9.45am at Hope Church Ranzau Rd. with interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph: Margaret

(ID) free. Motueka Greens, Heather 3-5224458. elYsiuM WiDoW & WiDoWers group meet at Armadillo’s Restaurant & Bar, 183 Queen St, Friday 25 Oct for lunch at 12.00. heritage roses Nelson Sat 19 October. Visit three Coastal Highway gardens. Bring your lunch. Cuppa provided. Plant stall. Raffle. All welcome. Non members $5.00 entry fee. Contact Marian 0211611385 tree house stuDY group: Interested in any of the following? Homeopathy, Goethean Science, Biodynamics, Permaculture. No fees. All Welcome. Ph: 021 084 13139. thursDaY active streNgth/ balaNce class. New class for Richmond. Seated options also presented.For all ages . New class commences 24 Oct @1.30 pm Richmond Church of Christ, Crn Croucher & Darcy Streets .Get fitter, stronger, more balanced to great music. ACC approved provider. Live stronger for longer. Ph Shirley 5471433/021 121 8023 christMas carol class All women A Capella 4 part harmony singing class. Learn a Carol then join us in Dec. singing in Nelson CBD. Learn, live & love to sing with Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus. 6 week night class starts Thurs 24 Oct 7pm at Club Waimea Richmond. Jenny 027 5444121. richMoND WelcoMe group Make some new friends. Join a friendly group of people who meet at 10am, 1st & 3rd Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd. for a coffee & chat. All welcome. Gle-

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Controlling Argentine and Darwin ants Thousands of households and businesses in our region now have an infestation of Argentine or Darwin ants. These ants build up massive colonies and can have a significant negative impact on indoor and outdoor living. Both ant species are inadvertently spread by any medium that contains an ant colony. For example, ants can be spread to other areas via infested pot plants, potting mixes, firewood, goods held in storage, landscaping supplies, bark chips, topsoil and building and other materials sourced from ant infested areas. Before arranging for any supply from a potentially infested area, ask that the supplier can guarantee their goods are free of any ant contamination. Any vehicle, boat, caravan or motorhome that has been stationary in an infested area is at risk of having a colony on board and should be checked and treated before leaving your neighbourhood. Spring is the most effective time to treat infestations to slow the rate of expansion of ant colonies – so now is a great time to treat your property for ants. Information on treatment options can be found at tasman.govt.nz/link/ants.

Information wanted: Old Baigent’s Sawmill We’re continually reviewing and updating information for properties on our database of sites which are on the Hazardous Activities and Industries List (HAIL). The HAIL can be found on the Ministry for the Environment’s website (mfe.govt.nz/land ) and includes activities such as petrol stations, orchards, sheep dips, engineering workshops and mining.

If you have information about the former mill and the chemicals used, we would be grateful to hear from you. Phone 03 543 8400 or email anna.mackenzie@tasman.govt.nz.

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Reduced speeds proposed to cut serious crashes Consultation closes 1 November 2019 We propose to reduce speed limits on 67 roads across the District to reduce road deaths and serious injuries, and ensure consistency across the roading network. Have your say: More information is available at tasman.govt.nz/feedback, and at Council offices and libraries.

Responsible camping strategy open for feedback Consultation closes 18 November 2019 The draft Responsible Camping Strategy is intended to provide direction as we manage budget and freedom camping through regulations and by providing facilities and visitor information. We’ve been talking to a wide range of groups and organisations to develop the draft, including Te Tau Ihu iwi. Now we need to hear from you – this strategy will inform the way we manage freedom camping in your community. Find out more You’re invited to drop in and chat with us about the draft strategy at one the following public sessions: Motueka: 30 October, 2.00 pm – 6.00 pm, Motueka service centre, Hickmott Place Richmond: 4 November, 2.00 pm – 5.30 pm, Richmond Mall Golden Bay: 6 November, 2.00 pm – 6.00 pm, Takaka service centre, Commercial Street Have your say Head online to tasman.govt.nz/feedback for more information and to make a submission. Information is also available at all Tasman District Council offices and libraries.

Help us plan for the future of Saxton Field First stage consultation closes 16 December 2019 We’re reviewing the way we manage Saxton Field – and we need your help to ensure a bright future for our region’s largest sports, recreation and events venue. Between 4 October and 16 December 2019 we're asking what you enjoy about Saxton Field, how happy you are with the opportunities provided for sport, recreation and play, as well as the natural environment and landscape. Most importantly we want to know: What’s your vision for the future of Saxton Field? Have your say Visit tasman.govt.nz/feedback for more information and to fill in the survey.

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Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund The Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund offers help with travel costs for rural sports clubs and rural school teams. The goal is to help young people aged between 5 – 19 participate in local sports competitions. Sport NZ fully fund the Rural Travel Fund, which we administer locally on their behalf. The next funding round closes on 31 October 2019. Head to tasman.govt.nz/link/grants for criteria and how to apply.

Creative Communities Scheme Do you have a great community arts project that just needs some dollars to make it happen? Creative Communities provides funding to support community involvement in the arts, whether it's music, theatre, festivals, mural painting, outdoor sculpture, kapa haka, singing, art workshops or something else. There are three rounds of applications each year. Applications are open now, with the next round closing on 10 November. How to apply For application forms visit tasman.govt.nz/link/grants or phone Lani Evans on (03) 543 8980 for more information.

Upcoming maritime events The Harbourmaster has (or may soon) grant authorisations for the following events. These events may affect public use of the maritime area for a certain period of time. Date and location: 31 December 2019 to 1 January 2020, Torrent Bay Activity: New Year's Eve public fireworks display Date and location: 25 January 2020, Tata Beach/Ligar Inlet Activity: Cardboard boat race More information about the Harbourmaster’s directions for events is available at tasman.govt.nz/link/maritime-events.

ROAD CLOSURES Approved closures Applicant: Nelson Car Club Event: Pigeon Valley Rally Event Location: Pigeon Valley Road from Sharp Road intersection to 409 Dovedale Road (1km east of Dovedale Road/Brandy Creek Road intersection) Date and time: Saturday 2 November 2019 - 8.00 am to 5.00 pm Applicant: Tasman District Council Event: First Taste Event Location: Queen Street – From McIndoe Place to Cambridge Street Date and time: Saturday 2 November 2019 – 8.00 am to 3.00 pm (rain date Saturday 9 November 2019)

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