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You can now have your say about the speed limits on 67 roads across the Tasman District. The proposal presented by the Tasman District

Council (TDC) aims to reduce road deaths and serious injuries and ensure consistency across the roading network. The consultation is open at the TDC website and the proposed changes can be presented until 1 November. “Research shows an undeniable

relationship between speed and road safety – there is no other risk factor that has a more powerful impact on accidents or injuries than speed,” says Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne. He said road safety had deteriorated both nationally and in Tasman

over the past three years. “We want to reverse that trend and make sure our residents and visitors can go about their daily lives in Tasman District safely, returning home to their loved ones once they have finished their journeys. That’s what reducing speed lim-

its is about,” says Richard. The proposed roads were selected following a review that included looking at roads requested by the community, as well as an assessment of the highest-risk roads.

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History learning with lots of fun is what children and adults will be able to enjoy on Saturday and Sunday, 5 and 6 October, at the Higgins Heritage Park, at Pigeon Valley. The ‘Transport Show’ will be from 10am to 4pm and the visitors will check out all sorts of vintage, classic, military and modern transport. “We will be taking those that want to go for a ride,” says Tony Steenhart, owner of a 1942 Willys G military jeep that will be available at the show. “We liked the wind in our eyes,” says 10-year old Sabian Oulsnam, who enjoyed a demonstration ride on the military jeep with his 6-year old brother Lucian Oulsnam. The 1942 Willys G military jeep and other old vehicles will be available for kids’ rides and demonstrations. The visitors of the ‘Transport Show’ will also be able to enjoy some Irish music and dancing, food, drinks, raffles, silent auction and craft stalls. The entrance fee for adults is $5, for children it is $2 and for the whole family (two adults, two children) is $10.

Brothers Sabian (10) and Lucian (6) Oulsnam and Tony Steenhart in his 1942 Willys G military jeep. Photo: Bruno Saia.

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Have your say: speed fRom PAGE 1 One of the roads listed in the speed reducing proposal is Lower Queen Street in Richmond. The reduction would be from the existing 50km/h limit to 60m northwest of Headingly Lane. The speed would drop from 60km/h to 50km/h. The reason for the proposal is the ‘existing 50km/h adjusted to match urban development’. Mel Harnetty, who works at Helping Families Nelson as a volunteer agrees with the change, particularly at one of the roads where it may happen, agrees with it. “Roads and driveways are coming off this area and I think it is a good

move, because the traffic is going to be busier and busier over here. Now there is summer coming, visitors, people going to the beach. It’s a main road. Even without the population growing, it grows anyway in summertime,” says Mel. Ellis Street in Brightwater is another road which could have the speed reduced. It would be from from Lightband Road to Lord Rutherford Road. The speed would be reduced from 50km/h to 40km/h and the reasons are “safer and consistent speeds for busy school roads and town centre roads.” It will be supported by a Brightwater gateway and trafficcalming features to be

constructed as part of the Brightwater town centre upgrade project during 2019/20. “We think it’s great because it is going to make it a lot safer for children getting to and from school for us. We were involved with the TDC and their development plan for Ellis Street as well, and we are all for it,” says Glenda Earle, deputy principal at Brightwater School. For Sara Chapman, who works at The Local Fish n’ Chips, in Brightwater, thinks it is a good idea. “I reckon that reducing the speed is great. There are a lot of kids out there playing and walking to the playgrounds and a lot of kids walk home by themselves as well,” she says.

Nelson Hunting and Fishing has announced it will participate in the country’s gun buyback scheme to give the community an option other than the police to hand in their firearms. People can hand in listed ‘prohibited firearms and parts’ for compensation. “It’s somewhere to come and feel more comfortable,” says Michael Darling, owner of Nelson Hunting and Fishing. Before handing your firearms,

it is necessary to make an appointment. The phone number is 035 481 840. Gun owners can bring a maximum of three firearms and five parts at a time. To register, it is necessary to access the police website and complete the forms. “If they have trouble completing them, they can come in the store and we can help,” says Michael. The police gun buy-back runs out on the 20 December, but Nelson Hunting & Fishing can receive firearms only until 20 November. The store staff

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Death following crash near Wakefield Staff Reporter A man has died following a crash on State Highway 6 at Motupiko, near Wakefield,

yesterday. The 40-year-old man was critically injured when his car collided with a tree at around 2.30am on 19 September. He was airlifted to

Wellington Hospital, where he passed away overnight. According to the Police, enquiries into the circumstances of the crash are still ongoing.

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Local Red Cross store wins national prize Bruno Saia Richmond’s Red Cross store has won the top prize in the company’s annual awards. Out of the 41 stores nationwide, the local store came top in all three categories to take out the number one spot. The shop moved to Richmond about two years ago and is staffed by volunteers. “Red Cross would like to

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Bruno Saia and Susan Johnson The TDC (Tasman District Council) mayoral elections are coming and the Waimea Weekly editorial team decided to ask some of our readers: What is a significant issue the new TDC mayor should focus on? The postal voting and special votes are going from 20 September to 12 October.

thank them and the local community for their help and donations which has lead to the success of the store,” says Terry Perriman, New Zealand Red Cross Retail Regional Manager. “We are always looking for more volunteers. People interested can find more information on our website, pop into the shop, or call (03) 544 4956.”

motivation to make the change. The same is true of preserving our local flora and fauna. Get involved by actively connecting with local groups.

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Tasman is beautiful, our ability to be able to access and enjoy beaches, rivers and mountains within a 30 minute radius is amazing. We are certainly blessed, however we do need to recognise the responsibility we all have, collectively as a community, as a region, as a country and as global citizens to protect and nurture these assetsCentral government is leading a top down approach in terms of the recent National Policy Statements and I congratulate the current council on the adoption of the Climate Action Plan. We owe it to our future generations to care for our place.

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We have a strong primary production of horticultural and agriculture LHS abutment being prepared, and the overburin Tasman. What we don’t have is den has been removed back to good quality rock any farm environment plan (s) in at the bottom of the abutment. Photo: Supplied. Environmental issues. This is a place to reduce and promote betbeautiful place to live and we need ter farm practices. Nitrate Planning to look after the land. – we need to consult with the farmJarod Bennett (Wakefield). ever the dam CEO has a Bruno Saia ers, the nitrogen fertilizers are partly different perspective. responsible for the depletion of the The Waimea Commu- “Work on the dam is goTim King ozone layer. – nitrous oxide is the nity Dam is being built, ing well. We are about third most important greenhouse gas timbking4@gmail.com and last week Waimea where we expected to be causing climate change. – nitrogen Weekly published may- at this time,” says CEO (and phosphate) can cause ecologiThe reason we are such a fast groworal candidate Maxwell of Waimea Water, Mike cal changes, - nitrates building up in ing region is because it is a great place Clark’s argument about Scott. “The good news the environment, gets into drinking to live. Given that Tasman is also the it. is we’ve cleared much of water and presents threats to human Regional Council, it is a large part of Dean McNamara “Two drilling compa- the overburden and we health. 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In Tasman, Nelson & Marlborough between 2012 and 2019, there were 423 injury crashes involving a motorcyclist or moped rider. Of these, 16 were fatal with 126 leading to serious injury. Loss of control make up 37% of these which is by far the highest contributing factor. Councils in the Top of the South are working with local clubs, riders and other organisations to reduce these figures. Tasman District Council (TDC), Nelson City Coun-

cil and Marlborough District Council will subsidise any rider who attends a motorbike training, scooter training or a refresher course taken by one of the experienced local providers. Riders can register at www.ridetolive.co.nz for a subsidy and then register for a course. Some local feedback from training: ‘The practical aspects were well-chosen and helped us to develop balanced control of the bike at low speeds.’ ‘The following excursion up the Moutere Hill gave us practical experience to choose the

right cornering lines….(the course) helped me appreciate the need to always acquire optimal vision, by adopting the right riding lines. I’m now much more confident about positioning the bike on the road.’ Ride Forever courses are also subsidised by ACC. There are four different levels of Ride Forever courses (scooter, bronze, silver, gold) depending on the motorbike or scooter licence you hold. Once you complete a Ride Forever course you can also get a $100 rebate off your bike registration, so Get Ride Ready!

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Dressing well for much less money with pre worn Bruno Saia A large group locals got together last Friday at Club Waimea for a show of elegance and sympathy. The Preloved Fashion Parade presented all the second-hand stores’ potential to keep people comfortable and well dressed in an affordable way. It was also a great opportunity to help a good cause.

At the parade, the Nelson Haven Lioness Club and the Hospice Shops were working together towards total profit for Nelson Tasman Hospice. “We have been working towards the Parade for eight months, as we are a small club we invited Nelson Lionesses to assist. We had the most amazing group of people prepared to be models,” says Margaret Ching, from the Lioness’.

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They were supported by Nelson Tasman Hospice Fundraising and Marketing Manager, Hudson Dodd. Joanna Davis of team Mitre 10 was their major sponsor with input from Murray Leaning, and they had Hayden Rose design their poster. Three businesses were responsible for selling the tickets for the event: Nelson House of Travel, Lemon-tree Lane Stoke and Richmond Mall.

Chris and Yvonne Bowater donated their printing time. “One night Yvonne was in her office printing posters at 9pm, hadn’t had dinner, it just lets you realise what special people they are,” says Margaret. “It is a very exciting and fun project which we will organise again next year, our clubs heartfelt thank you for the tremendous support we received,” says Margaret.

A great turnout, plenty of community support and sunshine galore made Saturday morning’s Memory Walk at Isel Park one to remember. Hundreds of Nelsonians dressed up in purple and looped the park to show their support for all those living with dementia, along with their families, friends and care partners. Led by members of the Nelson Celtic Pipe Band, the congregation left from St Barnabas Church in Stoke where there were speeches from members of Alzheimer’s Nelson and MP Nick Smith. Alzheimer’s Nelson manager Heather Lackner estimated around 200 people were in attendance. “We walk to raise awareness and remember those who can’t. By raising awareness, it helps to reduce the stigma surrounding dementia,” she says. “It’s really lovely looking around and seeing the variety of ages attending. This is something that affects people of so many different ages.” From children on scooters to seniors with walkers - and even dogs with purple bow ties - there was a real mix of supporters. The Nelson Memory Walk has been running for five years, shifting from Founders Heritage Park to Isel Park two years ago.

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Let’s keep celebrating our older folk the next generation of babies. I go regularly to Sit and Be Fit classes which helps me keep supple and the family come to visit and take me out to lunch. “A couple of weeks ago I hurt my back and was advised to use a wheelchair. Well, it felt like an insult! I had to look up at everyone, I had no control as to where I went, so I got out of it and pushed it myself.”

Age Concern is celebrating the older person at Annesbrook Community Church, 40 Saxton Road West, on the 1st of October. It’s an afternoon tea and entertainment to celebrate the older members in our community. It’s free to everyone but please register with Age Concern Ph 544 7624 ext 4 or at community@ ageconcern.org.

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In the first weekend of October will be an exhibition that has never been seen in Nelson before. A small collection of artists have been invited to make art only from materials they find or buy from recycled/secondhand shops. The aim is to raise awareness for the environment and funds for Tasman Bay Guardians. The environmental group was founded in 2017 by tour group owners Stew Robertson and Helen

Forsey and is dedicated to marine conservation and education. Organised by artist Susan Allen, the idea grew out of conversations with the events manager of the Honest Lawyer, Aroha Matthews. The space for the exhibition grew from a small back room to the barn at the back of the Lawyer. It will be free of charge. One of the artists in the exhibition is Victoria Moore who bought a couple of curtains from the recycling depot for $2 each. Depict-

ing a Victorian-era woman surrounded by New Zealand flora and fauna, Victoria settled on the image when she heard how the Victorians severely reduced the huia numbers to wear their feathers in their hats. “It was challenging as the material kept absorbing the paint, but it’s a great cause and I’m glad to be a part of it,” she says. The exhibition is on the 5 and 6 October, 10am to 4pm at The Honest Lawyer Country Pub and Hotel, Monaco, Stoke.

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Just a thought... Rev. Martin Sungchel Oh Nelson Tasman Methodist Parish There are many different nicknames given to the Church. Some have got a positive meaning, whereas the others are not so positive. If you are a Churchgoer, how would feel if someone said to you “Church is like an echo chamber”. As far as I know, for someone to describe the Church that way means that person has had negative experiences of Church or is not aware about the variety of Christian views and traditions. Furthermore, in this country, people have the freedom to express their own views and beliefs as long as they respect others. That is why a person can say ‘Church is like an echo chamber’.

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Waimea Soroptimists celebrate 45 years of service Staff Reporter Waimea Soroptimists, past and present, along with guests from the Nelson Soroptimist Club, gathered at Grape Escape Café in Richmond on 21st September to mark 45 years to the day since Soroptimist International of Waimea was chartered. Sheryl Waterhouse, president of SI Waimea, in her welcoming remarks, reinforced the philosophy which underlies

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Ruby Aberhart

"Who is Brent Maru a local boy who has been passionate about the community from a young age with his mother Paulette.

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This has continued alongside his wife Jody and children Tiegan and Brodie. The apple shed that became the Motueka Recreation Centre, a hub, which is recognised nationwide. Brent is a team leader if anyone can make something happen you will know he will listen to hear and then give it his best shot".

"When I heard Brent was standing f o r Ta s m a n M a y o r I w a s tremendously encouraged by the prospect. I can't think of any better person - morally sound and Craig Goodman Hope strategically astute - to lead our council into the immediate future and beyond. Tasman has been home to several generations of my family and those who know me are well aware of my fervent parochialism... rugby and much beyond. I have great faith in Brent, his wholesome family and community values and his willingness to listen to reason and his outstanding ability to discern and direct. I know Brent will do his very best for us".

Sue Tilby ex Manager Age Concern Nelson / Tasman

"I have had the pleasure of working alongside Brent Maru in several of his roles. Brent has a distinctive ability to engage well with all sectors of the community and has been pivotal

in ensuring all people have a voice, have choices, and are well connected. As a well-known community leader Brent always promotes inclusiveness and take's a visionary approach in his work. He is a man of action and 'walks the talk'. He is a strong communicator, takes pride in his community and is sincerely passionate about people and their environment. Brent is very astute, respectful and motivated".

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MAXWELL CLARK 4 MAYOR TASMAN Focus - Fresh Approach - Community Involvement

Being local I “Care for People” in our region U I am Director of MediMax Ambulance Service and an Intensive Care Paramedic and Registered Nurse. U I have an extensive working network throughout the District and a strong sense of what the people of Tasman want from their council. U I will bring strong Leadership and Commercial Acumen to the Council and its $115 million business providing a beacon for a better future. U I will listen to concerns and encourage more ratepayers participate and respect their opinion. U The “secret” Council (workshops) which the public are excluded, MUST BE STOPPED. U I will open these for ratepayers to attend. You the ratepayers are paying the bills and therefore entitled to hear the discussions. U We Must Do Better. U Tasman has one of the highest rates and reticulated water charges in the country. U We need Council to bulk buy and subsides domestic rainwater storage tanks for Water conservation. U We also need to build a series of Weir in the Waimea River for water storage to enable helicopter firefighting. U Encouraging growth to business and employment opportunities plus protecting our unique Ecological environment are paramount.

Elect Maxwell Clark for Mayor Contact me on 03 544 1484 or 027 457 7575 or medimax@xtra.co.nz Authorised by Maxwell Clark, 418 Queen Street, Richmond

Maxwell Clark is dedicated to the or completed – this practice has future of Tasman and its residents. to stop” he says. Maxwell is also Maxwell says, “It’s time for a new concerned that Tasman has one Mayor to take Tasman forward of the highest rates of reticulated whilst at the same time respecting water charges in New Zealand. and protecting our districts’ many “We need council to bulk buy and treasures and businesses.” subsidise domestic rainwater storMaxwell is a Director of MediMax age tanks for water conservation. I Ambulance Service; and also, an would make these tanks part of the building code for new Intensive Care Paramedic and Regisbuildings. For existtered Nurse. “I will ing homes, I will enbring strong leadercourage the installaship and commercial tion of a water storage acumen to council tank.” Maxwell says and its $115 million council also needs to business, providing build a series of weirs a beacon for a better in the Waimea River future. I will listen to for water storage and concerns and encourto enable helicopter age more ratepayer firefighting. “It is participation and also paramount that Maxwell Clark I will respect their business growth and opinion.” Maxwell also says “The employment opportunities are en‘secret’ council workshops from couraged and that our unique ecowhich the public are excluded, logical environment is protected.” MUST BE STOPPED. I will open Maxwell would also like to rethese for ratepayers to attend. You tain all council-owned pensioner the ratepayers are paying the bills housing which currently operate and are therefore entitled to hear with a small profit and build two new community housing units per the discussions.” “We must do better. Tasman has year. one of the highest rates in the Thank you for your support – country – people are paying high- Maxwell Clark 4 Mayor. For more er than needed annual rates for information, phone 027 457 7575 projects that are not being done or email medimax@xtra.co.nz

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We love living and raising our family in Tasman with our region’s enviable access to the natural environment.

However, I will be committed to the following: • Positive hardworking representation • Responsible financial management • Focusing on core infrastructure • Adapting to the changing climate • Reliable safe drinking water • Protecting our natural environment • Building community resilience • Supporting community housing • Adapting for an ageing population • Improving communication and customer service • Supporting our primary industries Having over twenty years of governance experience in business, community organisations and on Council, I’m committed to working collectively to tackle the challenges and capitalise on the opportunities for our region. I am positive about the future and seek your support to continue providing practical hardworking and accessible representation as your Mayor. Ph 03 542 3849, timbking4@gmail. com, timking.co.nz

Proven Proven Proven experience experience experience Tasman Tasman Economic vitality and environmental sustainability are crucial to Tasman’s future.

Developing our diverse economy and communities while meeting the challenges around water quality, biodiversity, an ageing population and changing climate will be priorities. Collaboration and constructive relationships with landowners, businesses, Iwi, Government and non-government organisations will be essential to achieve sustainable outcomes.

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Council’s core role will remain investing in new and improved infrastructure, managing the region’s natural resources, providing efficient and customer-focused services and supporting recreational facilities and activities.

Delivering within the Council’s rate and debt limits will require strong leadership and difficult decisions. Prioritising the many demands across the community will not be BRIGHTWATER easy.

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I am seeking your support to represent the Richmond Ward on the Tasman District Council. It has been a privilege to be your representative on the Council for the last three years and we have achieved a number of projects for Richmond. The Queen Street upgrade, a Saxton velodrome at Saxton Field and improved stormwater management are examples. It is always a balance on Council to provide the infrastructure required for our residents and to keep rates increases to a minimum. I am very aware of the cost of rates and the impact this has on families and our residents in particular those with fixed incomes. I have a good understanding of central and local government processes and one of the key issues in our immediate future is to lobby central government to address our growing traffic congestion problems on Salisbury Road roundabout and Gladstone Road/Lower Queen Street lights. It would be an honour to represent your interests on council again. People have asked me who I support for Mayor, I am supporting Tim King as he is the only credible candidate. Kit Maling for Council. I am standing again because I have the time and the dedication to help provide a sustainable future for Tasman. As we confront climate change, we need to put measures in place to protect our environment and reduce our carbon footprint. We owe this to future generations. Being an incumbent councillor gives me a depth of understanding of what is required to make Tasman an enjoyable place to live and work. Past community positions include Network Tasman Trust, Tasman Environmental Trust, and other local and national bodies. I currently chair Waimea Village Ltd. My time in business included managing Tuffnell Plumbing, establishing a hire company, and as a project manager for a national body. I offer a wealth of know-how, local body and commercial experience, and a passion for our area to help develop affordable, sustainable growth. A vote for Trevor is a vote for a council where practicality, experience and common sense will prevail.

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Dana Wensley lives, works, volunteers, and raises her family in Richmond. She sees council as an extension of the community it serves. She has pushed over the last three years to bridge the gap between community and council. Dana works hard for Richmond. She is a fierce and effective advocate, with a background in commercial law before moving into health law. Dana has spearheaded the new age-friendly policy, successfully advocated for the Richmond Bus Loop, got the youth voice on council, and oversaw the final stages of the Velodrome build. Dana brings your voice to council and promotes Richmond as a vibrant community suitable for all ages with safe walking and cycling. She seeks re-election to continue to work hard for you on water quality, road safety, traffic congestion, air quality, urban design, and environmental management. Dana’s priorities: “We need to increase transparency at council, encourage small affordable housing options, solve long-term transport issues, protect fertile productive land on the Waimea Plains, promote accessible spaces and safe walking and cycling, and create resilient communities that respond to effects of climate change.”

I am Brent Maru and I am standing as your next Mayor of Tasman. I commit to focusing on reconnecting with you the ratepayers throughout our settlements and to rebuild a Council based on high trust and transparency. For the past 19yrs I have worked for Sport Tasman, my team manage facilities such as the Richmond Town Hall, Saxton Stadium and the Motueka Recreation Centre. I have served on many committees and boards, both regionally and nationally and have gained sound governance experience. I am a proven effective chair. I care about the community, as a Justice the Peace, Restorative Justice Community Panel Member and High School Board of Trustee Chair to name a few. Having work with Council’s for 20 years I understand how Council works and I understand how to achieve change. As Mayor I will bring together your diverse selection of newly elected members and build you an effective governance team. A team that will engage in robust debate, a team built on a culture of service, a Council that has a culture of, “How can we help? I provide you with honest, open, positive, hardworking and transparent leadership, Vote for Change. Vote MARU for Mayor.

Living in Appleby operating Greenwood Park, I’ve witnessed first-hand the impact of the lack of central government funding for our roads and infrastructure in our region. This is impacting on our safety and is causing our roads to be clogged up every morning and evening. I have a vision for a reliable and timely public transport. We need a transport network that links Motueka and Mapua to Richmond as well as linking Wakefield and Brightwater to Richmond. I am running for council because there are some serious issues around debt, infrastructure and under-resourcing of our region by central government that needs to be dealt with over the next 3 years. I’m an energetic, hard working advocate with a common-sense approach for dealing with important issues like roading, water, environmental issues, housing and well-being, as these will impact on the future growth and prosperity of our region. The role of Councillor must be people-centric! I’ll strive to ensure that all decisions I make are for the betterment of all ratepayers. If you want a councillor who will hold to a common-sense approach, focus on financial responsibility and hold to sustainability of environmental and economic needs then tick Hayden Stevenson for Moutere - Waimea Ward.

Rates affordability is an issue that is only going to become worse. We have some of the highest rates in the country and they are growing faster than our wages and pensions, even at the 3% cap that has been introduced by the TDC. Any increase in rates should be linked to inflation and wage growth. One in five people in our region are over 65 and with the ageing population it will hit 40% within 20 years. While we have one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country, the average income in Tasman is 14% lower than the rest of the country. With the great growth that we have experienced in our region, house prices have increased, but the estimated house price going up does not put more money in your bank account for increased rates calculated on the new value plus the 3% rates increase. Rates need to be realistic and affordable. We need a Council that will work with business and industry to grow the value of the local economy through cutting bureaucracy and red tape. And by being financially responsible and accountable on all Council activities and projects. Let me be your voice, Vote Stan Holland.

I have moved back to the Wakefield area after living in Wellington for the past 15 years. My career was with the Department of Conservation. I started in the Nelson Office and ended up as Chief Financial Officer and also Deputy Director General of Corporate Services. DOC is an organisation delivering services similar in nature to TDC. It builds infrastructure, looks after biodiversity and water and performs regulatory functions. This is the knowledge and experience I can contribute. I have personally been accountable for large projects and overseeing a $500m annual budget. But I’m not just a numbers person. Previously when living in Wakefield I was part of the founding committee that established the Wakefield Health Centre and I served on the School Board. I am someone who has experienced the community working together to solve a problem and I want to be part of that again. I have a Bachelor of Business Studies and I am a Chartered Accountant. As I am now retired I have the time, passion, commitment, skills and experience to make a contribution around the TDC table and I hope you give me that opportunity.

Election Challenge: Put your money where your mouth is. If elected to council, for every $1 million the Waimea Community Dam comes in under its $104.4 million budget (all costs included) I will donate $1000 to Friends of Flora for their biodiversity programmes. My challenge is to all those councillors that voted for the dam, to commit to return $1000 of their salary to TDC ratepayers for every $1 million (all costs included) that the dam goes over budget. If Tim King is elected mayor (on 3 times the salary of councillors) to pay $3000 for every $1 million over budget. If for any reason the dam is not built or fit for purpose, then they return to ratepayers ALL their term of office salary. I will keep you informed on any up takes. ACCOUNTABILITY. Lack of trust is a major issue that we need to tackle to successfully move forward together. Accountability is something we need to establish. Efficiency also needs to be established and councillors need to take control and stop the tail wagging the dog. A culture change from staff with standards set and the example set by a Mayor, deputy Mayor and councillors that have integrity that you can trust.

Julie Nevin is a voice for our natural world and for every generation. She says that when Tasman District Council invests in our community’s future, they are navigating our way forward within global environmental changes which impact us all. “Our world - the rivers, oceans, land and climate that are the foundation of everything we have - needs us to have courage now. We need to do things differently. This is my promise: I will stand firm in Council for the change we need.” She will keep Council’s focus on building healthy ecosystems and resilient communities, encouraging innovative environmental solutions to create a cleaner, healthier, safer region. She will advocate for community-centred sustainable development, for a diverse, low-carbon, resource-efficient economy, and for bringing business, Council and communities together to accelerate this work. A former teacher, a psychology graduate and environmental issues student, and a mother, she feels strongly that “it’s time to create a Tasman that will thrive through our children’s lifetimes and beyond.” She invites you to join in the community conversations that she is facilitating across the Moutere-Waimea Ward throughout September to share your ideas about sustainability and resilience in your community: see julienevin.weebly.com.

Greetings friends, as we run down to election time perhaps it’s time to pause and consider the beautiful part of the world we call home. We enjoy peace, a pleasant climate, efficient services and all-round harmony. Much of the world beyond our shores knows little of such things. We generally eat well and play peacefully, our food grows in a healthy environment, our infant mortality is low and our children are generally well-nurtured. So much to be thankful for. These blessings do not exist of their own accord, however. We must look after the sources of this good life; to this end we need to show concern for the supply of our food, our disposal of waste and our environment in general. These are some of the pillars upon which our healthy population depends. They are front and centre in my mind, yours too, possibly. My travels over much of Planet Earth convince me over and again of the good fortune which is ours. I have seen so often the damaged lives of children and adults attempting to exist below the poverty line, searching rubbish heaps for scraps of food, half-starving in other words. We need to take care of our environment and our people. That has always been my creed - it will remain so. Come along on the journey.

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MEET YOUR WEDNESDAY 25 September 2019 CANDIDATES

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MARU for Mayor

“I will lead the Tasman District with Integrity & Transparency through Teamwork & Collaboration”

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their childhood. They competed in teams of four and the favourite book amongst the young readers appeared to have been ‘Mapmaker Race,’ “I enjoyed reading it” said Lillian Southward. Teammates Oliver Martin and Paige Clarke agreed and Evie Mollett added, “the quiz is a lot of fun”. The winners were from Wakefield. The group in second was from Hope and the third was from Brightwater, who also took home the best-dressed prize for their recreation of the Baudelaire family from the Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events. Richmond PaperPlus donated books to be given as prizes.

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much-loved book read aloud by literature-loving librarians. Drop in any time from 10.00am to listen to a well-known novel being read from start to finish. Free. Mystery Ink Thursday 10 October 3.30pm-5.00pm Brand new books, tasty snacks and games for teens aged 12+! Get first dibs on new books and comics, enjoy kai with new friends and have fun with activities and games. Free. Hell Reading Challenge Monday 30 September Saturday 12 October Feed your reading appetite with a free Hell pizza. Collect your free pizza reading wheel from Richmond or Motueka Library. For 5-14 year olds. Wordtastic Scavenger Hunt Monday 30 September Saturday 12 October Search the library for ten hidden clues, unscramble the words, enter the Lucky Prize Draw... and have fun! For 5-12 year olds. Free.

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Pania Walton Support our talented and enterprising young artists, bakers and craftspeople at the inaugural Youth Maker’s Market being held at Richmond Town Hall on Tuesday, 8 October, from 12.30pm-2.00pm. Children’s and Young Adults Librarian Lucy Brunwin says, “We’re thrilled by the wide range of stalls

that Richmond’s young people have developed for the market. One family of four children aged between 9 and 13 are busy creating lotions and balms, sewing bags and crafting woodwork items to sell.” Whether you are looking for treats for yourself, starting your Christmas shopping early, or want to support our local young entrepreneurs, don’t miss out on this special event.

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Walking Football cup fundraises for prostate cancer awareness Stu Reid A group of 50-plus aged guys got together earlier this year and started what is believed to be the first Walking Football Club in New Zealand. Originating in the UK, the rules are slightly different from those of outdoor football, but the concept is the same

- playing football. You’re just not allowed to run. Founder of the local club, Steve Clark, says that Walking Football is a variant of association football that is aimed to keep people aged over 50 involved in the sport. It is one of the fastest-growing sports in the UK, and from small

beginnings here in the region, the regular numbers at the club are increasing with new friendships being formed every week. On Wednesday, 25 September, the club will hold its first Prostate Cup Fundraising Tournament at the Hope Hall from 6pm, with all proceeds being donated to the Blue September

Prostate Cancer awareness fund. It is a 5-a-side tournament and a team entry is $50. For more information you can contact Steve through the email: walkingfootballnelson@gmail. com. Bowater Honda and Silky Saws NZ proudly support the Prostate Cup.

Waimea-based lawn bowler Shannon McIlroy’s stock continues to rise on the greens. The New Zealand Blackjack and world number one, Shannon rounded out a stellar season on the greens, taking out the Men’s Player of the Year and later was recognised as the Summerset Supreme Winner at the Bowls New Zealand annual awards dinner at Auckland’s Eden Park. In a bumper season, McIlroy lengthened his resume by adding the World Champion of Champion Singles, two gold medals at the Asia Pacific championships in the singles and pairs and finished third in the 2019 Summerset National Singles – though with some major international events and the World Bowls 2020 looming large, you can be sure McIlroy is already pacing himself with an eye on more silverware and world prestige. The Stoke Club bowler also got a medal haul on the Gold Coast several months back.

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Henry Reed (player with the Knights) and Nick Smith at the Inclusive Sport finals and award ceremony on Sunday. The award ceremony recognised the achievements of the individual players, the 17 teams and the 30 plus volunteers. The guest presenters were Nick Smith, MP, Sam Dempster, Nelson Giants captain, and Paul O’Meara, regional manager Fulton Hogan Nelson. Murray Leaning was MC. Great skill was shown on the night with 10 metre baskets sunk to the delight of the packed stand. Winners were, in Division One, the Knights, Division Two; Tasman Troopers, Division Three; Silver Ferns. The League has been running for 14 years and the finals night is always well attended .Inclusive Sports are primarily, but not exclusively, for players with supported learning needs. Siblings and others are also welcome to participate, it’s all about working with your ability and improving your skills in a positive environment. Their motto is to promote ability and opportunity through sport. Photo: Susan Johnson.

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took the opportunity to find out about our club and to have heaps of fun in the process. A bouncy castle, a BBQ, raffles, a fortune wheel and a big casting competition all helped entertain our guests, while the committee members answered questions, gave fishing tips, filed new memberships and handed out welcome gifts for new members. A couple of really nice spot prizes like rugby tickets and Hunting & Fishing vouchers marked the end of a great open day. Last season set a new record with almost 250 members, and this year will be even bigger and better. Join us before the end of October to be in the draw for more fantastic prizes. Our sponsors are again very generous! Find more info on www.dawn breakers.co.nz or on facebook.

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An Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) has been installed outside the Nelson Marlborough Fish and Game, Champion Road premises by the Nelson Trout Fishing Club and the Nelson Branch of the New Zealand Deer Stalkers Association. Both clubs, along with other outdoor groups, use these rooms as their base. They wanted to provide something worthwhile for their community and decided on the AED project to benefit the surrounding residents and users of the building. “The nearest public access AED shown on the Aedlocationsnz was at the swimming pool in Salisbury Road. Recently another 24-hour one was installed at Jennian Homes office, also on Champion Road. Providing one at the Fish and Game rooms was a no brainer” said NTFC president Barry Howell. The AED is mounted in a secure cabinet on the outside of the building and is available 24/7. “According to the St John Cardiac Arrest National database, five people a day suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in New Zealand. Of those five, only 9% were defibrillated with a public access defibrillator”. Barry said both clubs hoped that local residents would become familiar with its location. It has been added to the aedlocationsnz site,” Barry said. “Our decision was always to make sure it was accessible 24/7. The cabinet is alarmed so it acts not only as a deterrent but alerts others nearby that assistance may be needed” he said. This AED locations app is free to download and shows the locations of over 9000 AEDs throughout New Zealand. It can be used by anyone as well as ambulance control rooms. Barry said “AEDs are located at all Z service stations, ASB banks and many more public locations in the Nelson Richmond area” An AED delivers a lifesaving electric shock when someone suffers a cardiac arrest and the heart stops beating. “They have been used a number of times in the Nelson Richmond area and are responsible for saving a number of local residents’ lives,” Barry said. The Nelson Trout Fishing Club has about 70 members and meets at the Fish and Game Rooms on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. The club supports local fly fishers by providing education, guest speakers, a mentor programme and club trips around the country. The club is heavily involved in the kidsfor- casting programme that supports getting youth into fly fishing. Anyone interest in coming along or join should visit the web site www.nelsontroutfishing club.com or email secretary@nelsontroutfishingclub.com.

The Tasman Wheelers will host round five of the Calder Stewart Cycle Series this weekend. Races will be held around Wakefield starting at Faulkner’s Bush with the men racing 161km and the womens and masters races being 106km. The Calder Stewart Cycling Series is an initiative to pro-

leads the under-19 field. Kate McIlroy is using all her experience to lead the womens field from talented Lincoln teenager Henrietta Christie. Round five will be in Christchurch on October 19 and the final round will be raced around Leeston for the Hell of South conclusion on October 20. More information at www.tasmanwheelers.co.nz.

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Community Notices 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 PilateS in richmond Multi-level Pilates classes, suitable for all abilities. Term 4 $145 starts Wedn. Oct. 16 11:30am & 5:30pm. Enrolments essential as classes fill quickly. Meeting rm, Richmond Town Hall,CambridgeSt.Emailsue@suewilson. kiwi.nz or call 0292 813 735. Facebook Classical Pilates with Sue. menZShedWaimea - catering for the interests, health & well-being of men since 2010. Shed open Monday - Friday at the Richmond A&P Showgrounds. Inquiries: mens.shed.waimea@gmail. com or 027 2820185. better breather claSSeS – Improve your breathing by improving your fitness at our Better Breathing sessions held in Nelson, Richmond & Motueka. neW! better breathing circuit.10-11am, each Tuesday of the school term, at Club Waimea. Perfect for those who have completed Pulmonary rehabilitation Better Breathe Sept. is respiratory awareness month. Now’s the time to take control of your breathing by trying a Better Breathers Class or making an appt with your medical professional about managing your respiratory symptoms. For all classes. Contact Sue, Nelson Asthma on 544 562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz. VieW the PlanetS: Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace

School, Atawhai. Public open nights, if clear sky, Friday 27 Sept., 7.30pm - 9.30pm. View planets Jupiter & Saturn, & other objects, through the telescopes. $5 cash koha per person, $15 families. Robert 5445241. GaraGe Sale at nayland Primary School, Nayland Rd Saturday, 28th Sept. at 10 am at Sales places are $10 each & can be booked by contacting Tena at stml@ts.co.nz. nelSon dance alonG, Saturday 28th Sept. 2019,Richmond Town Hall 7.30pm to 11pm, CD’s $5pp, Plate for Supper Everyone welcome. For further info. Contact Rosalie Winter Ph: (03)53 8-0133. indoor boWlS - Social team Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy St., Richmond. Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for all. New members very welcome. Robin 544 3116 nelSon hoSPital chaPlaincy fund raiSinG Stall 23-27 Sept.. Floor 1 at Nelson Hospital 10 am- 3.pm Donations of baking, jams preserves, crafts much appreciated Enquiries email annie.brown@nmdhb.govt.nz community hymn SinGinG Wednesday 25 Sept. 2 pm Stoke Methodist Church 94 Neale Ave. Afternoon tea to follow. All welcome taSman blue beatS leiSure marchinG day. Sunday 6th Oct. 1.30pm Saxton Stadium. Free entry. Details Sue 544 7142 or Julie 544 6430 richmond Welcome GrouP Make some new friends. Come along

& have a coffee & chat on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month with a friendly group, at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd.. All welcome. TelePh: Glenys 265 5318 nelSon Philatelic Society next meeting Tues. 8 Oct. 7.30 p.m. Stoke School. 8-16 page competition on an open topic. Come along & meet fellow stamp enthusiasts. All welcome. Ph. 5471140. carinG With confidence – a free course for friends & family caring for a person with dementia. In Richmond on 15 & 22 Oct.. For more info. Ph: Alzheimers Nelson 5467702 School holiday ProGramme table tenniS @ Saxton Stadium each Tuesday & Thursday of the holidays ie. Oct 1,3,8 & 10 9:30am till 12noon Bring soft soled shoes & something to eat/drink for morning tea. Cost $5 per session or $15 for all 4 days muSic on tueSday 10a.m. 1st Oct., Richmond Town hall., Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana live from the Forbidden City, China. The programme features the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, & as well as a violin solo a children’s choir sing the Chinese traditional song Jasmine Flower. Contact 5445852 hoPe/ranZau Women’S inStitute. Please note venue for our next meeting on Wednesday 2nd Oct. for a Housie Afternoon, is 1.30pm at the New Holy Trinity Church Hall, Dorset St., Richmond. Another fun afternoon. Your contact Brenda 5445872. nelSon 50+ mini WalKerS Oct. 1st, Queen Charlotte Walkway, bus

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CBD to learn the stories of our heritage buildings. Free , registration is essential. feStiVal of architecture PoPuP SPace Come in & talk with local architects & designers about ideas for Nelson’s future. What you would like to see? Let us know, & join our closing event, will your wishlist align with Alan Gray? Who is leading & creating a program to transform & revitalise Nelson’s CBD. 12 – 4pm Sept 24 – 27,10am – 2pm Sept 28, closing event at 5pm Sept 28 Unit 2, 126 Trafalgar Str. taSman endometrioSiS 7 Oct 7-9pm Contour, 41 Venice Pl Stoke to hear Sam McSorley, International presenter on General Health and Wellbeing . RSVP by 27 Sept Helen Txt 0272459373 or nelsonsupport@nzendo.org.nz gold coin donation much appreciated. heritaGe roSeS Nelson Floral Art Workshop Sat 5 Oct, 10am-2.00pm conducted by Jan Holt, President FASNZ Morning tea and raffle. Bring foliage. Non members welcome $5.00 entry fee Contact Clare 03 5450455 richmond Garden club meets Wednesday 1pm 2 October at Hall, Our Lady of the Bay Parish Centre, William Street, Richmond. Friendly club, great speakers, sales & interest tables. Contact Paula 03 547 2537 arthritiS Society coffee morninG We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on, 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 25 Sept. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 nelSon hoSPital chaPlaincy

Fund raising stall 23-27 Sept donations of goods to sell would be much appreciated. Non-perishable produce can be left at the Chaplains office on Floor 1 at Nelson Hospital & fresh goods the week of the stall. Any enquiries annie. brown@nmdhb.govt.nz richmond library eVentS: Good crafternoon! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.00pm. tiny tots, a free, introduction to stories, songs, active movement & rhyme for pre-schoolers & their caregivers.Tues 10-10.30am Children’s Area, during term time. haVe you eVer thouGht of becominG a Volunteer? Are you a communityorganisationlookingforvolunteers,training,infooradvice? Checkoutour websitewww.volunteernelson.org.nz cultural eXPerienceS, Exploring new countries, small group travel, home hosting & friendship, keen? join Nelson Friendship Force, social meetings 3rd Sunday Ph: Kathrine 5472919 nme/cfS/fm Support nelson bays. Find support with others who understand. Come & join our small informal group, first Wed of month, Sinful Cafe, rear 276Queen St10.30-11.30am strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com friendS Social GrouP invites single women & men 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walking, movies, pot luck dinners, eating out etc. Clive 0354 72725 / Rose 0353 90340.

Community Notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising. Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads. For classified ads and public notices please call 544 9037.

New Public Water Supply Bylaw adopted

River Road closed for pine logging

The Tasman District Council has adopted a new bylaw to protect and manage the community’s access to safe, secure water.

A section of River Road near the Waimea River is closed from this week to allow safe removal of pines near the river. No vehicle access will be permitted:

The bylaw includes a water restrictions protocol for how we will manage water use during a drought or an emergency.

• 7.00 am to 5.00 pm weekdays

The Consolidated Bylaw Chapter 10 – Public Water Supply Bylaw 2016 (Amended 2019) comes into effect on 1 October 2019. You can view a copy of the bylaw on our website, tasman.govt.nz, or at any Council service centre or library.

It’s time to vote in the place that you love! Voting documents are hitting mailboxes this week so it’s time to learn more about your candidates and choose the people you want to represent you on the Tasman District Council and Nelson Marlborough District Health Board for the next three years. Voting is open until 12 October. Along with the voting documents, you’ll receive a selfaddressed and postage-paid envelope. Post your vote in a NZ Post box or outlet by 8 October at the latest. You can also take your voting documents to any Tasman District Council service centre during office hours or drop into the after-hours box. On election day, Saturday 12 October, you can take your voting documents to the Richmond, Motueka or Takaka libraries before 12 noon.

STV or FPP? This year, you will also be asked to vote on whether Tasman District Council should change its electoral system to the Single Transferrable Vote (STV) system from First Past the Post (FPP). In FPP, voters tick a candidate and the one who receives the most votes is elected. In STV, voters rank candidates in order of their preference. A flyer explaining the two systems is included with the voting documents. Find out more

• Tuesday 24 September until Friday 4 October Access to the river off River Road and the Waimea West walkway/cycleway along the stopbank (entry off Livingston Road) is also closed. Access is available as normal during the weekends. A map of the closed area can be viewed at tasman.govt.nz/ link/current-road-works.

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: 11 September 2019 - 1 April 2022 Location: Section of the Lee River Activity: Road widening, dam construction Date: 25 January 2020 Location: Tata Beach/Ligar Inlet Activity: Cardboard boat race More information about the Harbourmaster’s directions for these events is available at tasman.govt.nz/link/maritimeevents.

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Reduced speeds proposed to cut serious crashes 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. Public consultation is open from 20 September to 1 November. Lower speed limits are suggested on roads that have been identified as providing the greatest opportunity to reduce deaths and serious injuries. In addition, lower limits are suggested on other roads to: • address inconsistencies in the current speed limits; • reduce the severity of crashes on some roads which have a poor safety record and where the current speed limit is not safe or appropriate; • respond to growth and development in some areas which is changing the nature and use of some roads; • and recognise wider community support for changes on some roads. Research shows an undeniable relationship between speed and road safety – there is no other risk factor that has a more powerful impact on accidents or injuries than speed.

The proposed roads were selected following a review that included looking at roads requested by the community, and an assessment of the highest-risk roads. A joint Nelson Tasman speed survey earlier this year, completed by about 2000 people, found that:

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• 81% of Tasman respondents think speed limits should be less than 50kmh on busy residential/school roads

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Road safety has deteriorated both nationally and in Tasman over the past three years. We want to reverse that trend and make sure our residents and visitors return home to their loved ones once they have finished their journeys.

All your 2019 elections information can be found at tasman.govt.nz/link/elections.

In the first week in October, our contractor Downer will resurface sections of Wensley Road between Waverley Street and Chelsea Avenue. Parts of the road surface have deteriorated over winter and with warmer weather arriving, it is a good time to carry out permanent repairs. The work is expected to take three days, weather permitting. The roadworks will reduce traffic to one lane, with stop/go controllers directing traffic flow. Please take it slow and follow the instructions of the traffic controllers. Thank you for your patience while the work is completed.

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If you haven’t received your voting documents by 25 September, you’ll need to apply for a special vote by calling 03 543 8554 to have papers sent out or by visiting a service centre. Special voting will also be available on the morning of election day until 12 noon at Tasman libraries.

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• Meet the Rock roadie team Enter your bike in the Show and Shine to win! Four categories: Best Harley-Davidson, best British/European, Best Japanese, People’s Choice.

COUNCIL MEETINGS: Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Extraordinary Full Council Meeting Thursday 10 October, 9.30 am. Public forum Inaugural Full Council Meeting Thursday 24 October, 9.30 am. No public forum Full Council Meeting Thursday 31 October, 9.30 am. No public forum

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Antiques, art, furniture (desks, bookcases, chests of drawers, tables, chairs, chaise lounge, wardrobe, mirrors, rugs etc). Collectibles, paintings, toys, books, records etc. Sell, buy, value. 6 rooms at Souchebys Antiques, thank you 75 Gladstone Rd, RichWaimea Menzshed mond ph 544 0723. wishes to thank every- Open Mon-Sat. www.an one who supported this tiquesnewzealand.co.nz fundraising event and they’re pleased to say for rent the AED has now been purchased. The win- Your for rent ad here. ner of the plane is ticket Phone 544 9037. number 123, Danny.

This is your chance to join a positive local team with a supportive culture, great working hours and a reputation for quality and excellence. You will be a qualified butcher or experienced knifehand and have the skills and ability to produce cuts to the required specifications for a range of foodservice and retail customers. The hours of work are Monday to Friday (and occasional Saturdays) and an early start-early finish routine means you get a great work /life balance. Additional hours are available from time to time if you are keen to earn a bit extra. We are a hard-working team who set high standards and we all work together to get the job done. This means we are looking for team players who will join in, work hard and add to our great team dynamic. As the health and safety of our people is our first priority we operate a drug free workplace policy and all new employees are required to undertake a pre-employment medical assessment, which includes drug screening. You also need to be legally entitled to work in NZ to be offered a role with us.

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AMP Powerhouse Financial Services are now part of a nationwide Co-operative and will trade as Wealthpoint Nelson. Our clients will still be dealing with the same people, in the same location, getting the same great service and continuing to work with the same companies, including AMP. We continue to be a locally owned and operated financial services business in the Nelson and Tasman area. Bruce Bosselmann, Tom Pyatt, Nigel Rukuwai

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Voting papers arrive in the post this week for local elections. It matters that our Council and District Health Board are well governed and I encourage everyone to vote. Our Council has assets of $1.4 billion, 278 staff and annually collects $76 million in rates. We need top governance skills given this equates to $100 million in assets and $5 million of rates per Councillor. A good Council also needs diversity of gender, age and skills. We need Councillors who understand infrastructure, business and Tasman’s key primary industries of farming, horticulture, fishing and forestry. We also need Councillors who will safeguard the regions

stunning lifestyle. The Council faces growth pressures on infrastructure and the environment. I have huge respect for those Councillors who had the courage to back the Waimea Dam. These big projects always have critics and it is easier for Councillors to fudge, defer or pretend other, easier sounding options exist than to make a positive decision. Tasman is positioning itself better than any other region in New Zealand to deliver better water quality, growth in horticulture and more secure supplies for town water. The biggest challenge for the Tasman District Council over the next three years will be seeing through

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the construction of the $100 million Waimea Dam that is now underway. The risk for ratepayers from an anti-dam Mayor and Council is that the project will be undermined. We need Tasman’s elected representatives totally focused on delivering it on time and on budget. The next big infrastructure issue for Tasman is transport. The road network around Richmond needs major investment to cope with growth. I pledge to work with Tasman’s next Mayor and Council to get the upgrades in intersections and State Highways to make our roads less congested and safer. I also urge voters to take an equal

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of public service to our community with 12 years as mayor. Richard has led with tolerance, integrity and compassion. I cringe at some of the personal abuse and attacks Richard has weathered even more so in this age of social media. His commitment to Tasman through the horrific fires earlier this year was an exemplar of leadership. We should all wish him and his family the best for the future. Good luck to all the candidates. Voter turnout was only 49% in 2016. If you don’t vote you can’t complain! I commit to working with whomever the community elects to enhance our region. Advt.

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interest in our Health Board that is responsible for $500 million of services. I have been advocating for a major redevelopment of our outdated Nelson Hospital buildings with problems of seismic risk and insufficient beds. We need a Health Board that recognises how important this is to Nelson’s future. I also commend the Councils pre-election report on its website. A comparison of Council performance relative to others nationally is available from the Tax Payers Union website. I want to conclude with a tribute to retiring Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne and his wife Jane. They have committed over 18 years

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