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Richmond born and bred Brad Norris, has been in Thailand filming the latest season of Survivor New Zealand. Cited as one of the world’s toughest games, 18 castaways from all across New Zealand spend up to 40 days marooned on a deserted, rugged and unforgiving island in a bid to take home the title of Sole Survivor and a prize of $250,000. ‘Outwit, Outlast and Outplay’ is the object of the show. The sport orientated Health and Physical Education teacher spent his childhood in the outdoors and loves everything Survivor encompasses; challenges, competition, survival mode and, most importantly, the social game. Brad submitted an off-the-cuff video to the show while cooking in his kitchen back in September. When Brad found out he was selected he cracked a beer and celebrated with a colleague. Since filming began in January he’s been on a whirlwind adventure, testing his mettle against other kiwis in the show. “It is one of the hardest things I have ever done,” says Brad, “the nights were sometimes harder than the days. It was so cold and uncomfortable. The islands look beautiful from the aerial shots, and they are, but in reality it is such a harsh environment.” Proud

Local lad Brad Norris leads his team to a win on the first episode of ‘Survivor NZ’. Inset: Brad Norris. Photos: Scott McAulay. mum Deborah Norris says Brad went to ‘hell and back’, to which Brad replied, “yep, that’s a fair statement!” His favourite contestant from the previous Survivor NZ season, shot in Nicaragua, was Tom Paterson who was runner-up. “I like the way he played the game, and his alliance with Avi Duckor-Jones (who went on to win the game). The way they had a close alliance but played it

down. They did it well.” Brad believes that Survivor can be played and won with integrity intact. “You can have two complete ends of the spectrum in the game – normal everyday reality where you still treat people with respect, and you are a good person – to the opposite extreme where people will do and say anything to further themselves in the game.

It’s interesting to see what people will do to go that far. I think you can win and not have to be a brutal liar. It is possible to strike a balance, I think.” Survivor New Zealand’s first episode screened on TV, Sunday April 22, and yellow-buffed Brad was off to a great start, being a key player in helping his team win the show’s first reward challenge containing all-important flint, tarp and tools.

The KhangKhaw tribe maintained their momentum to also win the first immunity challenge, sending the other team to tribal council. The Orewa College teacher has already been hit up by a few of his students about the show and says there may be a de-brief each Monday with his students, but remains tight-lipped about what is coming up and how well he did.

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“I am studying for a graduate Diploma in Primary Teaching, so I will be catching up on study, I have a lot to do!”

“I plan to go to the parade at Sundial Square, I try to go to most of them. We would bring the kids when they were younger. They are all grown up now.”

“We won’t be here, we will be crossing the Strait on the ferry, and travelling to Napier. But normally we attend a parade.”

“Our son is in the Navy, so that is our connection. We have been to ones held in Nelson and Wakefield.”

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A truck and trailer unit transporting fish offal caught fire north of Murchison at 4:20am on Wednesday morning. Fire and Emergency NZ southern communications shift supervisor Mau Barbara, said an incident was reported near Gowan bridge. John Hebbard, acting Chief Fire Officer, said the alternator had caught fire and the driver had put the fire out and contained the situation by the time fire crew had arrived. “The truck was parked in a sticky area and we did traffic control until contractors turned up.”

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Multiple cars were involved in an afternoon traffic incident on Tuesday, April 17, that caused traffic chaos. Four vehicles and a logging truck were involved in the crash on the Richmond deviation on State Highway 6 that injured six people. The road was closed for around an hour while emergency services attended the scene and diversions were in place at both ends of the deviation.

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travelling in rolled and came to rest on its roof in the middle of the road in the early hours of Sunday, April 22, on State Highway 6 near Glenhope. The vehicle was discovered by another motorist who alerted emergency services. A 33-year-old woman with serious injuries was flown to Nelson Hospital by the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter and two others were transported by ambulance, one with moderate injuries and the other minor injuries. A police spokesperson says they’ll be speaking with the car’s occupants to determine how the accident occurred.

Killer to remain behind bars Emily Beaumont It may have been 11 years since Debbie Ashton was killed but for her mother Judy Ashton it can feel just like yesterday when it all gets dredged up again. Richmond woman Debbie was just 20 when she was killed in a car crash in 2006 on Paton Rd by Jonathan Barclay, a paroled criminal on a witness protection programme. Jonathan’s car had become airborne doing 160km/hr on the wrong side of the road in a 45km/hr zone when he smashed into Debbie.

He should have been back in jail at the time of the crash, but by using an alias at an earlier court appearance he’ d walked free, just a month later killing Debbie. “It’s just so tough. She was just going about her life,” says Judy. Jailed for five years for Debbie’s manslaughter, he has continued to find himself back behind bars and now he has been refused parole for the fourth time. The 37-year-old is currently serving another prison sentence: for burglary charges and for attempting to pervert the course of jus-

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tice. “He’s one of these people in life who is always going to be dumb. I don’t think he’s ever going to change,” says Judy. With an eight-page criminal record for various offences including Debbie’s manslaughter, Judy disagrees with the Labour government’s decision to scrap the three strikes law this year. “So many offenders know how to get the boxes ticked and get out. I’m pleased he’s remaining in prison. It’s just going to be an ongoing thing but for now the system is working.”

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Changes to tree regulations sought West Coast-Tasman National List MP Maureen Pugh is asking Energy and Resources Minister Dr Megan Woods to urgently change regulations to allow lines companies to trim trees in their fall zone to avoid the prolonged disruption and cost that power outages are causing. Weather events this year have harshly affected many areas of New Zealand. Maureen believes the resourcefulness of local communities can mean privately-owned machinery could get roads open quickly if it weren’t for the danger of power lines entangled in trees. She has asked the Energy and Resources Minister to make changes to regulations to allow lines companies to trim the tree fall zone, especially in rural areas where she has had feedback that a change can’t come soon enough. “There was a school in my region which became completed isolated by fallen trees and dangerous power lines and the students had to spend the night in their school, because it was too dangerous to negotiate the roads home,” says Maureen. “My request to the Minister to amend the Electricity (Hazards from Trees) Regulations 2003 is the result of feedback at community meetings and Civil Defence management follow-ups. I’m calling for some common sense here, which combined with resourcefulness and local knowledge will lessen the disruption to communities when these big weather events impact.”

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Nelson Hospice marketing and fund-raising manager Paul McIntyre, project manager Sean Gardner and hospice CEO Frans Dellebeke on the site of the new Nelson Hospice. Photo: Jonty Dine.

New Nelson Tasman Hospice building on schedule for 2019 Jonty Dine The new Nelson Tasman Hospice facility is on track for completion in early 2019 with staff and patients set to move in during March. Steady progress is being made at the Suffolk Rd site in Stoke and key stakeholders were offered a tour on Friday, April 20. The total cost of the new facility is $11.5 million with the hospice

contributing $7.5 million. This left the project needing a further $4million of which more than half has already been raised. Marketing and fund-raising manager Paul McIntyre says the community businesses and grant bodies had responded with amazing generosity. “We have no government funding for this project, so we really do rely on the kindness of our

wonderful community.” The design for the new hospice includes 10 patient units, day stay rooms and outdoor areas. A feature of the new site will be a daffodil garden with more than 170 tree types being planted in the next six weeks. Wheelchair accessible pathways will be installed so patients can relax in the serenity. Hospice CEO Frans Dellebeke is delighted with the progress.

“There has been some challenging weather they have had to deal with, so it’s really exciting to be at this point and to show how well the building is going,” says Frans. The hospice cares for over 160 patients at any one time with most being looked after in their own homes in the Nelson Tasman region. To contribute to the project visit nelsonhospice.org.nz/donate

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Angus Phyn and Wiremu Porthouse Tapiki from Tapawera Area School erect a cross in preparation of this year’s ANZAC day. The school received the crosses in 2014 in recognition of the ANZAC centenary from Tapawera and Districts Community Council’s community funding. All soldiers from the Kohatu, Tapawera and Stanley Brooks War Memorials have their names displayed.

Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne says the news WIL has met its subscription target is good news. “The partnership approach is better for everyone. Sharing the costs of a water security scheme allows us to gain wider benefits than the Council could achieve on its own. By that I mean we can meet our urban water supply needs for the next 100 years, supplement river flows in the Waimea to improve ecosystem health, and support the regional economy by providing secure water for primary producers. “The Waimea Community Dam is the cost effective option that solves several problems at once. By working together we can achieve a lot more than any of us could by going it alone.” Richard says the Council has been clear that the dam will not happen without a confirmed financial contribution from irrigators on the Plains. “The fact WIL has met its subscription target, allowing it to contribute $16.5 million to the project in direct funding from irrigators, shows the strength of commitment from producers on the plains towards their future water security.” Richard says the confirmed funding adds another piece to the suite of information the Council needs before its final decision whether to proceed with the dam. “We’re getting closer to that point now. Other information we need within the next couple of months to gain the complete picture includes a construction tender price and a decision from Nelson City Council on its contribution.”

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Tasman residents chew through Broadband Tasman households are consuming much more broadband data than last year. The increase in broadband use is driven by surging demand for streaming services according to new statistics from Chorus. Tasman households consumed 125GB of data, a 30.2 percent rise on last year. “These figures demonstrate that faster broadband is an integral part of many New Zealanders’ day-to-day lives,” says Chorus Network Strategy Manager Kurt Rodgers. “Many Kiwi homes now have several connected devices going at any one time. We’re using far more data and requiring faster and more reliable broadband speeds. “With faster broadband it means you can potentially have each member of a household streaming a programme on a different device all at the same time, without facing long delays or frustrating buffering.” New Zealand has already seen dramatic improvements in broadband thanks to the Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) initiative, UFB2+, and the Rural Broadband programmes. Improvements have also been delivered through availability of faster broadband on the Chorus copper network. “While fibre is the fastest form of broadband, for areas where it’s not yet available VDSL on the Chorus copper network provides a faster, more reliable service with less buffering for streaming TV, movies and video than regular ADSL.” If VDSL is available at your address, an upgrade may be possible. To find out what broadband speed your household could be getting and how to upgrade visit www.askforbetter.co.nz

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Project Jonah win hearts on national stage Project Jonah NZ were worthy representatives of Nelson and Tasman at the Trustpower National Community Awards in the Queenstown Lakes District on Saturday, April 14, going head-to-head with the country’s best and brightest volunteer groups and projects on a national stage full of friendly competition. Louisa Hawkes and Daren Grover represented the group, with Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese and Tasman District Mayor Richard Kempthorne on hand to support the team over the weekend. Trustpower Community and Communications Advisor, Abbie Siely, said although the group did not come away as award recipients, they won the admiration of the audience with an emotional and heartfelt presentation. “Louisa and Daren opened the day’s presentations with firsthand accounts of the physical and emotional burden volunteers carry during a stranding. The video footage they shared from last February’s mass stranding at Farewell Spit was both incredibly sad and hugely uplifting. We experienced the highs and lows that volunteers face, from encountering these gentle giants helplessly stranded, to watching them returned to the ocean with the blessings, prayers and waiata of their rescuers – it’s safe to

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Project Jonah volunteer Sophie White during a stranding on Farewell Spit. Photo: Project Jonah. say there wasn’t a dry eye in the house.” The national competition brought together 25 groups from across 27 regions – all of which were named Supreme Winners at their local Trustpower Community Awards. Project Jonah NZ was named Supreme Winner at the Trustpower Nelson Tasman Community Awards in recognition of their efforts to train and mobilise specialist volunteer ‘marine mammal medics’, able to coordinate rescue efforts during a stranding. In between a weekend of

sight-seeing and networking, Louisa and Daren gave an eight-minute presentation that took the audience on a journey of the day in the life of a marine rescue volunteer. Participating groups were judged on their presentations, along with a 1,000 word summary of the organisation, by their peers and a panel of independent judges. The winners were announced on Saturday evening at the 2017 Trustpower National Community Awards Dinner, held at the Kawarau Bungy. The National Supreme Award

went to the Edgecumbe Volunteer Fire Brigade, representing Whakatane District, in recognition of their roundthe-clock efforts during the evacuation and clean-up of Edgecumbe following last year’s flood event – putting the needs of their fellow townspeople first, even though their own homes lay damaged. Meanwhile, entries are currently open for the 2018 Trustpower Community Awards. Anyone can enter a group online at trustpower.co.nz/communityawards. Entries close 31 May.

Despite the work on Clover Rd’s intersection with State Highway 6 being completed in 2017, work is now underway to repair the road surface and should be finished by the end of the month. Frank Porter, NZ Transport Agency System Manager, says they’re disappointed to be returning to the same stretch of road so soon.

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The damaged beachfront road at Rabbit Island will be removed and sand push-ups carried out as part of plans to address the aftermath of exCyclone Fehi. The storm on 1 February 2018 washed away sections of the road, destroyed all 14 beach accessways and fencing, and caused significant erosion of the beach. Pooled seawater on Rough Island has also caused large areas of grass and hundreds of trees to die. Community Development Committee chairman Peter Canton says climate change and sea level rise will continue to pose challenges for the dynamic coastal environment at Moturoa/Rabbit Island. “We know climate change and sea level rise is going to continue to affect our shoreline so we need to be responsive and adaptable to manage that. As well as the work that is needed now to restore the beach for continued community enjoyment, staff will report back on the environmental and cost impacts of future restoration work.” In a meeting on Thursday, April 12,

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Moturoa/Rabbit Island beach, looking towards Mapua. The damaged road that will be removed before sand push-ups are done. Photo: Supplied. the Tasman District Council’s Community Development Committee approved several measures to deal with the damage from Fehi, including damaged road removal, changes to the remaining road layout, parking relocations, sand push-ups, rebuilding accessways and planting sand-binding grasses. Peter says while sand push-ups won’t prevent future erosion, they are a low-cost option to reduce shoreline retreat by repairing the beach and

dunes to accelerate natural recovery. “We can maintain public access to the beach and recreation areas on the island which we know are highly-valued by the community, while taking a practical, cost-effective approach to managing ongoing erosion.” The Council has estimated the shoreline at Moturoa/Rabbit Island has eroded by about 8 metres since 2004 in the area of the main toilet block.

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Gus Western and Elliot Stanger having a blast at the army-themed camp held at Bridge Valley Adventure Centre over the school holidays. Photo: Supplied.

Kids get a taste of the military Amy Russ For over 30 years the Bridge Valley Adventure Centre has been hosting holiday camps. From humble beginnings the camp now sees over 550 holiday programme campers a year. Each camp is themed, and this term was no exception. This time it was an army-themed camp, with Unimog rides, army-themed training and ‘medic training’ that entertained the 86 kids that attended. Dave Fraser, general manager of Bridge Valley, has been managing the site with his wife Heidi since 2016 and says, “We love being able to take kids out of their normal every day to experience overnight

away from home, adventure-filled activities, team challenges and building friendships in a camp environment.” Each camp, the children are given the opportunity to enjoy some of Dave and Heidi’s favourite camp activities. These include laser tag, rock climbing, archery, shooting, kayaking and the flying fox. “Without question the favourite activity this camp was the new laser tag activity, putting the always popular rock climbing in second place!” says Dave, “as a special addition, this camp we had helicopter rides with Reid Helicopters on Friday morning, which was a definite camp highlight.”

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Rabbit Island is the largest of a group of sandy islands lying in the Waimea Estuary at the head of Tasman Bay. Just 15 minutes drive from Richmond lies the largest picnic area in the district, and known to many locals simply as Rabbit Island. The popular reserve has seen many a family barbeque, hosted the occasional wedding and had many a game of cricket played on its 13 km beach. Rabbit Island is not, however, its official name. In 2014, as part of the new Treaty of Waitangi settlement, the island’s name was officially altered to Moturoa/Rabbit Island, along with hundreds of other natural features in New Zealand, including mountains, valleys, peaks, rivers and lakes. Many having dual names using both European and Maori titles. Motu – meaning island, and roa meaning long. The island is officially recognised as Moturoa/ Rabbit Island. The island is one of three, including Rough Island and Bird Island, and became a public reserve in 1908. It was formed about 7000 years ago as several barrier islands accumulated near the mouth of the Waimea River. There is evidence of Maori occupation there for over 800 years. The Tasman Great Taste Trail cycleway runs through the main island, while the smaller islands are home to an equestrian area and are a popular place for dog owners, jet skiers and mountainbikers. The island, with its long safe swimming beaches is a popular playground for the residents of Richmond, Brightwater, Wakefield, Mapua and the wider Nelson/Tasman community. For more information on the New Zealand name changes head to www.gazette.govt.org

Rental rates rise Amy Russ Tenancy Services Division figures show that a two-bedroom house in Tasman - including Richmond, Wakefield, Brightwater and Mapua, could cost as much as $345 per week. A three-bedroom house in the same areas is averaged at $400 per week. According to the latest Tra-

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deMe property rental index, the median rent has risen 10.5 percent ($20 per week) in the last year to March. The increase is second only to Hawkes Bay where the median rent grew 14.3 percent to $400 per week. This is on the back of a drop in the number of rental properties available. Andrew King executive officer of New Zealand Property Investors Assn, says a shortage of rental properties was likely to be behind the hike in rental prices. “Cost increases and rule changes were potentially forcing

rental property investors to pull out of Nelson.” Bolitho Property Management business development manager Tim Monck-Mason, says that at Bolitho’s they haven’t found this increase to be across the board. “It certainly hasn’t affected our market anywhere near this 10% figure, which may be a reflection of where we sit in the rental market. I believe the 10% comes from rent rises in the more affordable rentals, and the sheer numbers of large new homes coming into the rental market lifting averages further. Long

term I fear this shortage will get worse as no-one seems to be building affordable housing in the region.” Amanda James, business owner for Harcourts Richmond agrees and says, “we have noticed that in some cases the houses are a little bit more. The increase seems to be affecting anything under the $500 a week price range. We do have a number of houses on the books, and we tend to have people sign a 12 month fixed term contract for peace of mind for not only the tenant, but for the landlord as well.”

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Richmond Library will be hosting two block art classes for adults in late April. Local artist Larisse Hall is excited about running the courses, saying the classes will be “fun, relaxed and really social. People feeling unsure should know that it is very appropriate for all levels of creativity. The first course is all about painting and drawing from still-life – the delectable theme being Devonshire Tea! The subject matter will be interactive, as we will be indulging in tea and cupcakes after the class. The second course is all about working in three dimensions. Starting with a sketch, then using wire, balloons, recycled materials and LED lights.” The finished sculptures will end up being a part of Light

Nelson Marlborough Fish and Game along with the New Zealand Deerstalkers Association are offering an introductory course in hunting, both game bird and big game, that is designed to help and encourage new and potential hunters into the sport. The Nelson branches have combined for nearly 20 years to train new hunters under the Hunter National Training Scheme (HUNTS). Bill O’Leary, HUNTS Instructor for the New Zealand Deerstalkers Association says, “the course has enabled firearms applicants to increase their firearm knowledge on the range and in the field.” He highly recommends the course to new hunters and to those returning to hunting after a break of some years. The course is conducted by experienced and qualified instructors and last year catered for 20 new trainees. Bill says that over the years there has been a significant change in the demographics, with an increase in women enrolling, with several mother/daughter combinations, which is great to see. For more information head to www.deerstalkers.org.nz/huntssouth-island.html

Up Nelson’s ‘Light Art Sculptures’ fantastical tea party. Promotions Assistant Pania Konecna says, “Creativity is not something that we leave behind at the end of childhood. We’ve had quite a few people ask us about running art classes for adults, so we’re really pleased to be working with Larisse to make this happen. The opportunity for the 3D works to be included in

Max Anderson receives a poppy from Vietnam veteran Robin Godbaz in the lead up to today’s ANZAC services. Robin was one of many Returned Services’ Association (RSA) volunteers exchanging the distinctive red poppies for a donation during the annual appeal in support of our current and ex-service personnel.

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Running shoes, a headlight, a very long tunnel and a nice cold pint at the end of it all. The Spooners Tunnel 14.5km run was such a success last year that the Nelson Road and Cross Country organisers have decided to do it all over again, on April 25. Paul Meeson, race organiser for Athletics Nelson says, “it is a great way to spend the afternoon. The event starts after the ANZAC memorial services. Last year we had a fantastic turnout with 150 participants

and everyone had a brilliant time. Then we meet up at the Belgrove Tavern afterwards for results, spot prizes and a pint to celebrate.” The event kicks off at 2pm at the Belgrove Tavern for early runners, walkers and teams. The course is suitable for people with a reasonable level of fitness, it is a gravel track with a gradual climb up to the 1.3km tunnel, and headlamps are compulsory. “Every participant must provide their own light source for the tunnel,” says Paul. People are not be allowed to enter the tunnel without a

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We welcomed Marty Price, coordinator Neighbourhood Support Waimea, to our last meeting. Amongst the many gems of advice he shared with us was the use of Facebook. He mentioned that he was disturbed by the number of times he saw people stating that they were going on holiday. Once shared, the originator has no control over the message’s distribution and it could well come to the attention of a person or persons who will take advantage of the knowledge that a house is likely to be unattended for a period. We get our neighbours to collect our mail/newspapers and perhaps cut our lawns to make our residence look occupied, yet we tell the world, via Facebook, we will be away. The big news for Brightwater was the visit of rugby legend, Richie McCaw. Although unable to attend, I have heard nothing but praise for Richie, Fonterra and Brightwater School for a successful visit. Richie is a “people person” and mixed well with the children. Well done, to all involved. One of the schemes the Brightwater Community Association has

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TheNelson NelsonGiants Giantswill willreturn returntotothe the The court bigger and better than ever court bigger and better than ever inin 2018. 2018. newcoach coachand andseveral severalnew newsignsignA Anew ingswill willmark marka anew newstart startforforthe the ings franchise which suffered a horror run franchise which suffered a horror run the NBL last year. General manager inin the NBL last year. General manager BillDahlberg Dahlbergsays saysthe theside sideis issetting setting Bill their sights high this season. their sights high this season. “Weareareaiming aimingforfortop topfour fourwhich whichis is “We veryrealistic, realistic,then thenonce oncewe’re we’rethere there very justneed needtotobeat beattwo twoteams teamsand and wewejust take take it.”it.” TheGiants Giantsfinished finishedthe the2017 2017season season The sixthwith witha arecord recordofof4-14, 4-14,howhowininsixth ever a number of new additions to the ever a number of new additions to the roster will see a strong squad to select roster will see a strong squad to select

Fresh Fresh offoff aa Bronze medal Bronze medal the 2018 atat the 2018 Commonwealth Commonwealth games, Finn games, Finn Delany will Delany will bebe looking have looking toto have a season like a season like 2017, where 2017, where averaged hehe averaged 1818 points a game. points a game.

Communityengagement engagementwill willbebea apriority priorityoffoff Community court for the Nelson Giants this season. Photo: court for the Nelson Giants this season. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport NZ Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport NZ from. from. The team has secured the sigThe team has secured the signatureofofTall TallBlack Blackcaptain captain nature andNew NewZealand ZealandBreakers Breakers and star Mika Vukona the star Mika Vukona forforthe 2018 NBL season. 2018 NBL season. The 35-year-old a five-time The 35-year-old is is a five-time NBL championship championship winwinNBL nerand andwill willbebereturning returningtoto ner Nelsonwhere wherehehestarted startedhishis Nelson career with with the the franchise franchise career in 2000. Bill says Mikais is in 2000. Bill says Mika a fierce competitor, hasa a a fierce competitor, has wealth experience and will wealth ofof experience and will a great mentor. bebe a great mentor. TheGiants Giantshave havealso alsorecruitrecruitThe a newhead headcoach coachforforthe the ededa new 2018season. season.Jamie JamiePearlPearl2018 man,who whohas hasspent spentthe thelast last man, six years in the NBL, has taksix years in the NBL, has takthereins reinsfrom fromBrendon Brendon enenthe Baileywho whostepped steppedininafter after Bailey AlanMcAughtry McAughtrywas wassacked sacked Alan the start last season. atat the start ofof last season.

Jamiesays saysthe thelocal local Jamie playershave havebeen been players doing the the hard hard doing yardsforfora anumber number yards monthsnow nowand and ofofmonths it is showing. it is showing. "Theyhave havesuch suchpaspas"They sionforforthe theclub cluband and sion there a tremendous culthere is is a tremendous culturewhich whichis iscrucial crucialforfor ture success. success. ”” Jamie has brought the nearJamie has brought the nearseven-foot American Jerry seven-foot American Jerry EvansJnrJnrwith withhim himfrom from Evans Cairns. Cairns. "Thereason reasonwhy whyI Ibought bought "The himhere hereis isbecause becauseheheexexhim emplifiesthat thatteam-first team-firstat-atemplifies titude, ” Jamie says. titude, ” Jamie says. Bill says Jerry longBill says Jerry is isa alonglimbed,very veryquick quickdefensive defensive limbed, playerwho’s who’salso alsogot gotsome some player serious offence. serious offence. Joining Jerry and Jamie fresh Joining Jerry and Jamie fresh

guard Damon Heuir has been playguard Damon Heuir has been playingback backupuptotoa Boomer, a Boomer,that’s that’sthe the ing level he’s level he’s at.at. ”” NZBreaker BreakerFinn FinnDelany Delanyreturns returns NZ theback backofofa aCommonwealth Commonwealth ononthe Games bronze bring the number Games bronze toto bring the number of ANBL players to six. of ANBL players to six. “He becoming a major part the “He is is becoming a major part ofof the Tall Blacks Tall Blacks setset up.up. ”” Billsays sayscaptain captainSam SamDempster Dempsteris is Bill thebest bestshape shapehe’s he’sseen seeninina few a few ininthe years.The Theside sidealso alsoboasts boastssome some years. talented youngsters such as Riley talented youngsters such as Riley Bensemann and Tom Ingham. Bensemann and Tom Ingham. “NicTrathen Trathenis isvery veryquick quickand andwewe “Nic lookingatatdeveloping developinghim himinto into arearelooking guard,and andwewealso alsohave havethe theold old a aguard, campaignerAliAliGrainger Graingerononour our campaigner roster and local Bronson Beri. roster and local ladlad Bronson Beri. ”” In the squad of 12, eight players In the squad of 12, eight players areare locals. locals. “Partofofour ourbrand brandis isdeveloping developing “Part

kiwis. kiwis. ”” Billsays saysthe theGiants Giantsareareallallabout about Bill settinga aplatform platformtotogrow growqualqualsetting peopleand andquality qualityplayers. players.The The ityitypeople franchisewill willlook looktotore-establish re-establish franchise their iconic brand 2018. their iconic brand inin 2018. “There are certain brands thatareare “There are certain brands that instantly known, if you say you’re instantly known, if you say you’re aa Giant New Zealand, 95% basGiant inin New Zealand, 95% ofof basketballers know what you mean. ketballers know what you mean. ”” TheGiants Giantsareareone oneofofthe theoldest oldest The basketballfranchises franchisesininthe thecouncounbasketball try. try. “We were one the starting teams “We were one ofof the starting teams and the only team that has been and the only team that has been inin theleague leaguewithout withouta stop a stopforforclose close the forty years. toto forty years. ”” The team will also look more The team will also look toto getget more involved a wider cross section involved inin a wider cross section ofof the community. the community. “That’swhat whatthe theboard, board,managemanage“That’s ment,coaches coachesand andhigh-perforhigh-performent,

mancegroup groupwant wanttotododososothat’s that’s mance what’sgoing goingtotohappen happenand andthat’s that’s what’s very exciting. very exciting. ”” Bill says there has been a huge swell Bill says there has been a huge swell support from the community ofof support from the community forfor the upcoming season. the upcoming season. “Wehave havesold soldmore moreseason seasontickets tickets “We than ever before. ” than ever before.” TheGiants Giantstravelled travelledtotoPalmerston Palmerston The NorthononFriday Fridayforfora apre-season pre-season North tournament.Bill Billsays saysthe theside sideperpertournament. formedwell, well,winning winningtwo twoout outofof formed their three games. their three games. The Giants startedthe thetournament tournament The Giants started with a loss to the Rams, before with a loss to the Rams, before beating the Sharks and the Hawks. beating the Sharks and the Hawks. TheGiants Giantswill willopen open The theircampaign campaignagainst against their theSuper SuperCity CityRangers Rangers the theTrafalgar TrafalgarCentre Centre atatthe on Saturday. on Saturday.

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Athlete Adam’s just stacking up the titles Peter Jones Given Adam Stack’s variety of track and field achievements over the past season, it is little wonder he has plans to become a decathlete. The 15-year-old Waimea College year-11 student initially showed his burgeoning skill set at the Tasman secondary schools athletics champs in mid-March. In the competitive under-15 grade he entered four events and won them all, claiming the 200m, shot put, high jump and long jump titles to underline his versatility. At the South Island schools champs, staged in Timaru ten days later, he stepped up to another level and again demonstrated his prowess, winning the U15 high jump and shot put titles and finishing third in the long jump. “[The decathlon] is definitely one of the things I plan to do in the future,” says Adam. “It is one of my dreams to become a decathlete.”

As he attempts to hone his skills across a range of disciplines, he receives guidance from four different coaches. Dennis Kale works with Adam in the “Speed Freaks” sprint squad; his mother, Karryn Stack, helps with long jump and shot put; his sister, Megan Stack, offers high jump advice while Nelson’s Bailey Cotton provides shot put guidance. He admits juggling the physical requirements of four different training regimes can be difficult. “It does get a bit tough sometimes balancing between the sprinting, jumping and throwing ... obviously you have different types of body builds for each one. It definitely is a lot of hard work but it is good coming down to [competition] in the end.” Adam, who has been involved in track and field since he was five, competes under the Athletics Richmond banner. He also plays football whenever he can, enjoying the opportunity to participate in a team game, but athletics are

his primary sport and a place where he thrives on the camaraderie and interaction. “I like the competition, but also meeting new people ... just having good banter with my mates and having lots of fun at the events. I have made lots of friends from up north and down south. The social side is obviously one of the key factors.” His immediate sights are set on the national secondary schools champs, scheduled for December 2018, where he will compete in the junior boys grade across all four disciplines. In March 2019 he plans to attend the national track and field champs for the first time while, further down the track, he’d love the chance to compete overseas. The Olympic decathlon consists of four track and six field events. Competitions, held over two days, include the 100m sprint, 110m hurdles, 400m, 1500m, long jump, high jump, shot put, Adam Stack in full flight during one of his field events. Photo: Supdiscus, javelin and pole vault. plied.

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Dressing up for dressage Over the Easter weekend the Nelson Area Dressage Group held their annual dressage training day with riders of all ages strutting their stuff for the judges. The morning saw a clinic held with three of the areas more experienced riders and judges demonstrating correct arena craft and showing off some of the upper level movements. The clinic was extremely well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone, both on horseback and on the side lines, with witty comments inducing peals of laughter from the crowd throughout the morning. Following this, the very hotly contested fancy dress section took place with riders of all ages decking their horses out in all manner of unique costumes. Three combinations took out first equal; Charlotte and Vanessa Baxter, Stephanie Marshall and Hollie Southward, and Amy Wassell. The afternoon culminated with the competition classes which saw some very high-quality work produced by many combinations. Two of the stand outs were Charlotte Baxter on

Princess Charlotte Baxter atop pony Monty with mum Vanessa Baxter playing villan, one of three to win the fancy dress competition during the dressage competition. Photo: Supplied. Edencourt Sheer Delight in the lead rein class B gaining an impressive 74.44%, and Rilee McMeekin on Solly posting 72.12% in the 1B Hack. Nelson Dressage would like to thank all of the competitors and attendees who made the

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Duathlon series kicks off Hayden Squance and Carol Cooper were the winners of the long course at the first race of the Shoe Clinic Brooks Duathlon Series at Rabbit Island on Sunday, April 2. This year marks the 14th anniversary since the Nelson Tri Club series began in 2005. For the first time, the event has departed from the run, bike, run format, introducing shorter multi-circuit courses and a choice of short, medium and long races. On the first run over the tough, undulating 1.6km circuit, Hayden and 14-year-old Luke

Clatworthy made a break on the field, while Carol chased after 16-year-old Mikayla Wright. On the early laps it was hard to separate those doing the three-stage, five stage and seven-stage events, but things became clearer after the second run, when short-course athletes peeled off into the finish chute. Adam Clatworthy was first to cross the line in 33min 26sec, followed by Jane Martin (34.46), Adam’s twin Joseph (35.06) and Jane’s daughter Lucy (35.21). After a further bike and run section, Luke Clatworthy (53.09) strode to a clear victory in the me-

dium distance race over Brendon Crequer (59.11) and Josh Barber (1.01.40). Megan Coltman (1.03.27) took the women’s win in this section ahead of Miriam Clark (1.06.35) and Hannah Price (1.09.48), with Hannah’s mother Karen close behind in 1.09.48. Hayden led the field through a sixth and seventh stage, eventually winning the long event in 1.11.58 followed by Chris Sharland (1.16.21), Matt Newberry (1.17.34) and Stu Hodgkiss (1.17.37). Carol Cooper showed she’s well on the comeback trail, winning the women’s section in 1.29.44 from Mikayla Wright (1.31.52)

and Carolyn Squance (1.35.38). A micro race for 5-12-year-olds sparked enthusiastic competition with Hogan Ward (9min 13sec) sprinting to a good lead from Oliver Lock (9.17) and Curt Ward (9.23). Milla Anticiel (12.06) was the first girl home, just narrowly ahead of Ra Sharp (12.13). Entry to this race is free, with parents welcome to accompany their children to give moral support and guidance. Race two in the series takes place at Rabbit Island on Sunday May 6. Information and results at nelsontriclub.co.nz.

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Saturday 21st April another Spur of the Moment Drawn triples. John Allan, Dawn Dymond, Bill Johnston 1st, Colleen Kempton, Barry Eathorne, Joan Forsyth 2nd, Don Horne, Peter Bartlett, Arch Barclay 3rd. Keep an eye on the clubhouse notice board for further weekend tournaments.

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ASTRONOMY: Astronomy Section, Nelson Science Society, meet Thursday 3 May, 7.30pm, Milton Rm, Cawthron Institute. Alexandre de Maupeou & John Burt speaking about Opposition of Mars, & Recent Discoveries from Current Space Missions. All welcome. Gold coin koha. Dennis. Goodman: astrovino@astrovino.nz FIBRE CRAFTING SUNDAYS, Birch Hall, A&P Showgrounds 29 April & 27 May, 1.30 - 3.30pm, Gold coin donation. Learn to spin, weave, knit, crochet or felt. Or brush up on your existing skills? Run by the Richmond Creative Fibre Group. Ph Diane 5476517 or Karyn 5449709. FRESH FOCUS JEAN GORMAN on “CAVE PAINTINGS and CASTLES”, 30 Apr. 10-11 am Elim Church Hall at 625 Main Rd Stoke. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. COMMUNITY SING A LONG Wed. 2 May 1.30 pm Wesley Centre, 4 Wensley Rd Richmond (opp TDC). Afternoon tea. Gold . HOPE/RANZAU W.I. An interesting meeting is planned for Weds. 2 May, 1.30pm at Senior Citizens Hall, 62 Oxford St. Richmnd, - Member Colleen Wilson talki about her world travels also Conference Remits. Do come. Brenda 5445872coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Enquiries 546 4358 NELSON DANCE ALONG, Sat. 28 April ‘18, Richmond Town Hall, 7.30 to 11pm, Music by Warren Fenemor, Cost $6pp, Plate for supper. Everyone welcome. MUSIC ON TUESDAY 10.00a.m. 6 March, Richmond Town hall. Spectacular open-air summer concert in

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SURVIVORS & THRIVERS. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet others in this friendly atmosphere info@cancernelson. org.nz or ph: 539 1137 for details BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy St., if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz BLOOD CANCER SUPPORT GROUP meet monthly for more info. ph: Graham 544 3037 or Lloyd 5442636 NELSON 50+ WALkING GROUP: April 26. Flora/Gridiron. Ph. Jane, 548 3404 or Joy, 544 4136. Nelson NELSON ENDOMETRIOSIS GROUP invite you to our meeting on Pelvic Health by Sharon Wilson, Restore Physiotherapy on Tues 1 May, 7:30pm at Contour Roofing, Venice Place. All welcome, contact Helen Hills 0272 459373. LIFE LINC NELSON EVENTS: 1. Dads… Mums… are you finding parenting a challenge? Wanting more ease & joy in parenting? NEW Counselling GROUP starts Wed 28 March. Facilitated by professional counsellor & mother of three, Georgina Pattullo. 2. Feeling stuck? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a meaningful way? NEW Counselling GROUP startsTuesday 27 March. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. 3. Feeling sad, stressed, depressed or stuck? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Mapua, Richmond or Nelson. Up to

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ANTIqUE BOTTLE & COLLECTABLES CLUB meet on the first Tuesday of month at 7.30pm at BRd. green Hse. Informal, informative & friendly. Bring along your treasures. MUSIC ON TUESDAY 10.00a.m. 1st May Richmond town hall. Recorded in January of this year the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra presents a concert featuring the Strauss dynasty of composers & conductors. Under the baton of Riccardo Mutti this is a true celebration of their work. Contact 544 5852 SENIORNET - “Troubled by Technology ?. Cranky with your Computer ?.Smart Ph:s making you smoulder ? Find answers at SeniorNet Nelson’s OPEN DAY at SeniorNet Hall,Pioneer Park, 11 Hastings St. Nelson, Saturday 28 April ‘18, 10am to 3pm. Chris 03 548 4866.” CHRISTIAN SERVICES at Richmond School Community Hall Sundays 5 – 6pm. Simple teachings of Christ. All welcome. Ph: 022677 9838 RICHMOND BRIDGE CLUB welcomes new members, lessons available ph: Shirley 9700646. or email richbridge@ts.co.nz THE INNER WHEEL CLUB OF WAIMEA NELSON is a club for women meeting monthly to promote friendship, fun, speakers, outings & service. Why not join us ? Contact Sharon ph 5448312 HELP SUPPORT FORMER REFUGEES! Extremely rewarding. Do you have 2-3 hrs a week for 12-16 weeks? Are you patient? Do you like driving & hold a full Nz license for 2 or more years? ph Margo 021 255 8550 or email openRd..nelson@ redcross.org.nz

HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF BECOMING A VOLUNTEER? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz ph 546 7681. Volunteer Nelson needs buddy volunteers who are able to work alongside another volunteer who lives with a disability. Ph Belinda 03 546 7681 Belinda@volunteernelson.org.nz TABLE TENNIS School kids programme Saxton Stadium Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:30 till 12:00 17th & 19th & 24th & 26th Apr. Suitable for any school students. Coaches will be in attendance. Ph Ted 5470979. Cost $5 per day or $15 to cover all four sessions. Bats & balls provided SOCIAL TABLE TENNIS at Saxton Stadium 9:00 till 12:00 each Monday & Friday. Suitable for men & women of all ages. Morning tea provided. For further info. Ph: Ted or Liz on 5470979 SUNSHINE EVENTS’ Saturday Night Waimea Country Club free membership,Dinning, Ten Pin, Theatre,Day Trips enjoy life contact Jeannie 02102866143 retropromotions2016@gmail.com TOASTMASTERS Improve your social confidence by learning the art & skills of public speaking . Call June 022 018 0853 or neatjun@ yahoo.co.nz. NELSON ANGEL WOMEN’S LOAN FUND assists women with small loans for business startup or for education or training purposes. Info. is on our website http://www.nelsonwomensloanfund.co.nz. Or text the co-ordinator 021 0272 4890.

10 Face to Face counselling sessions for individuals & couples. For all 3 events, call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or www.lifelinc.co.nz ENGLISH CONVERSATION GROUP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6. pm in Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile St., by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970. ME/CFS/FM SUPPORT NELSON BAYS. Find support with others who understand. Come & join our informal group, 1st Wednesday of month, Sinful Cafe, rear 276 Queen St (near library), 10.30-11.30am strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com RICHMOND WELCOME GROUP: New here? Have a cuppa, meet new friends, ask questions. All welcome. 10am, first & third Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd.. Mike & Milli 544 7906 ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Starting 6 April on Fridays, 4:-5:45 pm at Comida Café, 7 Alma St, Buxton Sq for informal French conversation,. All welcome whatever your level of French. See http://www.afnelsontasman.org/ RICHMOND LIBRARY EVENTS: 1. Join Larisse Hall’s Painting & Drawing From Still-Life art class, 9.30am-12.00pm, Tuesdays from 24 April-22 May, $125. No experience necessary. Ph Richmond Library 03 543 8500 to book your spot. 2. Good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. Richmond Library. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.00pm.

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We warmly invite you to hear Speaker: Mr Jonathan Clark

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Kevin and Ngaire Beatie who were born and raised in Nelson, are celebrating 50 years of marriage. They were married at St Barnabas Church in Stoke on 27 April 1968.

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The Nelson ARK AGM is on Thurs 26 April at 7pm at Richmond Town Hall All welcome

public notice Preparation classes or the Sacraments of Reconciliation, Confirmation and First Communion will begin in Our Lady Of Perpetual Church Richmond on Sunday 20th May. These classes are suitable for children in years 4 to 6. Families interested enrolling their children are asked to contact Jamie Morris at the19thnelson@hotmail.com before the end of April.

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