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The public now have an opportunity to say thank you to all the first responders and volunteers who helped fight the Pigeon Valley forest fire. The fire was the largest forest fire in New Zealand history, blazing for several weeks and causing residents across Pigeon, Teapot and Redwood valleys, along with Wakefield, to evacuate their homes. Fortunately, responders were able to protect homes and families, with only one house destroyed. It is proposed that on Saturday, March 23, there be a parade down Queen Street for all the responders and volunteers who helped in the effort, across the board, ranging from firefighters and police, to any volunteers who lent a hand in some form or another. The public are invited to come down and cheer on the marchers. The parade will end with an outdoor concert at the A&P showgrounds, organised by Waimea Weekly publisher Steve Page in conjunction with the Tasman District Council, and supported by a wealth of other local businesses such as NBS and the Richmond Mall.

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Forest fire concert all go Local ladies aid evacuees FROM PAGE 1 Alongside several local bands, acclaimed New Zealand rock band Warratahs are set to perform, known for their hits such as Hands of my Heart and Maureen, both have which become Kiwi classics. The band has said they are “really looking forward to getting up and performing.” Steve says the concert is a way of saying thank you to all of the fantastic volunteers and responders who worked hard to fight the fire. “This is your concert. Bring yourselves and your family along and enjoy what is going to be a great afternoon of some of the most iconic music heard in this town for a long time.” The concert will be free for all responders and volunteers and their immediate family. It will be $10 per person for the general public.

The cost of putting on the event is being paid for by sponsorship from local businesses, so “100 per cent of the $10 you pay to get in goes towards the mayoral relief fund,” says Steve. He says the event is not only a great opportunity to say thank you to all the responders and volunteers who helped fight the forest fire, but also to celebrate the end of a traumatic and challenging time and put on a “great party for everyone to enjoy.” People are encouraged to bring chairs and picnic blankets. There will be food vendors on-site, or people can bring their own food. No alcohol is allowed. There will be more details to follow in coming weeks. If you are a local band and you want an opportunity to give back and play for a large crowd, or if you are a local business and you want to help sponsor this event, you can contact sales@ waimeaweekly.co.nz

Matt McCrorie Members of the Stoke/Tahunanui Inner Wheel group were a part of the community effort to give back and help those evacuated from their homes due to the Pigeon Valley fire. Gathered in Richmond at the home of Ruth Bagnall, members made and filled toilet bags for families who were evacuated from their homes. Inner Wheel is an international women’s organisation and its Stoke/Tahunanui club decided that they had the resources and the time to help. Ruth says that toiletries are a basic need that sometimes gets overlooked, and that they were trying to make sure that everyone who was evacuated had access to basic hygiene products. “We wanted to do something to help, so we called up Civil

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One of the companies really feeling the heat of the Pigeon Valley fires is Tasman Pine. The company owns 60 per cent of the plantations lost in the Pigeon valley forest fires, which is roughly 1400 hectares out of the 2343ha burnt. Chief operating office Steve Chandler was appointed to his new role mid-January and says his start at the job has been an “interesting one”. Tasman Pine is yet to make estimates as to the cost of the damage caused by the fire, with Steve saying that once the fire is over there will be a lot of salvaging to do before the cost of the losses can be estimated. While unable to calculate the exact loss, Steve says that out of the 36,000ha that Tasman Pine owns, the plantation lost was one of the “most productive”. Around 100 employees were out of work as a result of the fires, as many loggers were deployed in fire-affected areas. “Along with that, the risk was so high last week that we had to stand down crews, etc because of the restriction,” Steve says.

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ground. So work there won’t start for a while.” Steve said the effort that everybody has done in the fire is “absolutely amazing” Tasman Pine has an exemption from Civil Defence to continue logging, under very strict conditions. The forestry industry is paying for helicopters on standby, and no work continues past 1pm. “This enables some logs to flow into the industry, so we can start to get back some movement there,” Steve says. He says most large forestry companies in New Zealand don’t insure against fire and wind, because the cost outweighs the risk. Tasman Pine is one of these companies.

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Ruth Bagnall, Marie Crooks, Bernadette Storer and Joan McKeowan are four of the members of the Stoke/Tahunanui Inner Wheel group who used their time to donate toiletry packs to Civil Defence. Defence to see if there was a need for toiletries for evacuees, and they said ‘absolutely’. So, we got organised,” says Ruth. Finding ways to help the community is at the core of the Inner Wheel values, said Ruth. “The club is really about friendship and community. We aim to support each other,

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at about 10.15am on Thursday, and from what he was told, the fall from the roof happened about 9am the day before. It was a fall of about five to six metres, he says, as although the house is only single-storey, it is near the edge of a bank, so it was a bigger fall that it would have normally been. His neighbour was flown to Christchurch Hospital with his spinal cord broken at about shoulder height. He also needed about a litre of blood drained from his lungs and had a damaged spleen. “And he’d been in the hot sun all day, so he was pretty sunburnt.” Ambulance crew who attended told him that his neighbour would not have lasted until the end of the day, had he not been found. The experience has given him a different perspective, he says. For a start, he has painted the roof of his two-storey house a couple of times and he has never used a harness. “If I do it again, I will.” It’s also served as a reminder that it only takes a split second, and your life could be changed forever.

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Broken back after fall from roof A Richmond man spent 25 hours lying in the open with a broken back before his neighbour found him - sunburnt, dehydrated and with internal injuries as well as his back. The neighbour, who does not want to be named for fear of identifying the injured man, says the ambulance crew who attended told him the man would not have lasted too much longer without help. He says he knew his neighbour was up on his roof last Wednesday morning, clearing his guttering of leaves, hoping forecast weekend rain would allow him to refill his water tank. The following morning he saw that there was still a hose and an extension cord for water blasting up on his neighbour’s roof. “Everything just looked the same as it did the day before. I thought I’d better go and check up on him. “Everything was open. There was no answer,” he says. Walking around the property he heard what he thought sounded like a sick sheep. It was actually his neighbour calling his name. He immediately called 111. He says he found his neighbour

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A truck flipped and lost its load between the Kawateri turn off and Murchison last Thursday. It is believed the truck had to veer to the left to avoid incoming traffic but there was nowhere for it to go, as the edge of the road dropped away quickly, which caused the driver to lose control and the truck to tip over. Police and fire crew attended but there were no serious injuries sustained. Photos: Supplied

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Applications opened on Monday for people affected by the recent forest fires who want to access money from the Mayoral Relief Fund The fund was set up to support individuals and families with essential costs of daily life not covered by insurance or other funds. Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne says the fund will help where an immediate need exists. He says the outpouring of support from communities all over the country in the wake of the Pigeon Valley fire has been incredible and the relief fund provides a further avenue of support for those in need “The eligibility to apply is reasonably wide in the hope those in real need are not in any way inhibited from gaining the support they need.” Application forms are on the Tasman District and Nelson City Councils’ websites, along with information about the criteria under which money will be distributed. “Since the fund opened for donations the government has committed $170,000 and there’s been generous support from the community through private and commercial donations,” Richard says. “And that’s not counting the contributions from the various ‘Give a Little’ pages set up around the country to support those affected by the fires.” He says the fund will be available to support local businesses whose activities have been restricted by the fires, for example, contractors not able to work due to the ban on outdoor machinery. It will also be available to help meet extraordinary costs of not-for-profit organisations providing care for animals. Addressing the problem of private land damaged in the efforts to contain and manage the fire, the government has said it will provide financial support to landowners whose land was damaged because of the essential fire-breaks. Some of the fire-breaks are likely to be in place

for some time yet and the full cost of remediation won’t be known for a while, but work is already under way to identify the likely scale of the impacts, costs and work needed. “In the meantime, if there is an immediate financial need not covered by insurance or other forms of assistance, people are advised to apply as soon as possible.” Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese says there has been a region-

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firefighting effort. A Civil Defence fire update on Monday said Fire and Emergency New Zealand had achieved a 30-metre “blackout” zone around the entire perimeter of the fire, a goal they have been working towards for some time. Work is now focussed on expanding that zone to 50 metres. The location and elimination of hotspots is also ongoing.

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On Sunday, the decision was made to lift the remaining cordons so access to all the affected valleys is now available. However, Civil Defence Controller Brennan Wiremu says it is important that everyone remains aware of the potential for sudden changes. “Excellent progress has been made with the fire but it is still burning and, as a result, we need valley residents to stay vigilant.”

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wide rush to help those affected by this devastating fire. “We were so fortunate that the quick response to the recent fire on the Sir Stanley Whitehead Reserve contained the damage, but it certainly gave all Nelson people some insight to the awesome power of fire and the challenges our Tasman neighbours are facing.” Meanwhile good weather conditions have helped the

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Nelmac appoints new CEO The hot, dry weather has meant bone dry paddocks are a feature across the Waimea Plains.

Water shortage remains critical

The much hoped for rain across the Waimea over the weekend never really materialised, with the water shortage still critical. Urban residents and businesses connected to the reticulated supply in Richmond, Hope, Brightwater, Wakefield Mapua, Ruby Bay and their rural extensions remain on restrictions banning most outdoor water use and requiring a 25 per cent cut in use by businesses. These restrictions also apply to the rural water schemes of Dovedale, Eighty-Eight Valley and Redwood Valley. Outdoor water use is prohibited except: watering fruit/veges using a bucket/water can on alternate days; firefighting; and for genuine health and safety reasons. Tasman District Council acting engineering services manager Dwayne Fletcher says he is encouraged by the response from businesses and homeowners to

the call for water conservation, but more savings are needed. “We are still drawing too much water from our supplies,” Dwayne says. “Most businesses have begun reducing their water use to meet the 25 per cent cut even though many will face extra costs as a result. Don’t wait for official word to begin doing your bit – the situation is critical now and immediate action is required. “There are lots of simple ways you can save water around the house. If you haven’t already, please check out our website for some tips. “If you’d like to set a goal for your household, have a go at trying to use just 125 litres a day for each family member. Read your meter regularly to keep track. There’s info on our website about how to read your meter, and it’s a really good habit to get into so you’re aware of how much you

use. Keeping an eye on your meter will help you identify leaks as well.” Water permit holders in the Motupiko and Dovedale water zones must stop using water for anything other than essential human use and stock drinking water from Monday 25 February. A cease take direction has been issued to these areas as a critical water shortage continues for much of Tasman District. Dry Weather Taskforce convenor Dennis Bush-King says while urban water restrictions would remain the same for another week, permit holders in several water zones as well as those on the Dovedale scheme would face greater restrictions. “There is no water left in the lower reaches of the Motupiko or Dove rivers, so they will move to a cease take,” Dennis said. That means water cannot be taken for irrigation and may only be used

for human and stock health purposes. Other areas that will face increased restrictions next week include upper Motueka upstream of Woodstock, and Golden Bay, both of which move to Stage 2 rationing – a 35 per cent cut in allocation. Dennis says the situation remains serious and the prospect of some rain towards the end of the week, while welcome, is unlikely to bring immediate relief. “Everybody in our community – whether you are urban, rural, connected to the reticulated supply, with a private bore or a permit holder – needs to think extremely carefully about every drop of water you use. Please don’t irrigate fields unless you absolutely have to. It’s cheaper to buy feed than to water a paddock at the moment, so if you don’t have a commercial crop that desperately needs water right now please think twice,”

Dennis says. The current dry conditions have surpassed the previous driest period. “We have had 6.6 mm of rain in the last 55 days, he said late last week. The previous driest 55-day period was in 2001 with 17.2mm. “Soils are very dry and any water the plants are getting is coming from irrigation. This is why rationing is hurting. If you can only apply 35 per cent of your permitted allocation you have to be very careful as to where it goes.” He says the slowing rate of decline in river flow and the fact salt levels are stable probably shows the impact of the restrictions already in place and the temporary bund which has been constructed in the lower Waimea River. “That’s allowing us to keep restrictions on the Waimea Plains at their current levels rather than escalating them further at this stage.”

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Nelmac has appointed Jane Sheard as its new chief executive. It says Jane is an experienced CEO with a proven track record within the highly competitive contracting services industry, in both the public and private sectors. She has delivered contracts of significance in landscaping services, facilities management, general maintenance and recreational spaces across markets in the United Kingdom, Europe and Asia. Jane has moved to New Zealand from Sydney, where she was CEO for a global facilities services company across Australia, New Zealand and China. Responsible for Nelmac’s three divisions - Recreation, Water and Conservation, Jane’s role involves leading Nelmac through a new phase of growth, while further strengthening Nelmac’s core business, the company says. She will begin her new role on April 15.

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Electricity lines charges to fall Network Tasman is cutting its prices from April 1, with the average residential customer’s line charges falling by around $3.50 per month (including GST). The company’s cost of connecting to the national grid has fallen and it is reducing its prices to reflect this. Chief executive Oliver Kearney says, after discounts, Network Tasman’s residential prices remain the lowest of

New Zealand’s 29 electricity distribution companies (MBIE Quarterly Survey of Domestic Electricity Prices, November 2018). Even before taking discounts into account, Network Tasman’s residential charges are expected to remain among the lowest in the country. He says Network Tasman is also taking the opportunity to improve the fairness of its charges so that the prices

consumers pay better reflect the costs of serving them. The effect of the changes is that a greater proportion of cost savings accrue to those consumers who have previously been paying relatively higher lines charges. The effect of these changes is that our charges will fall for 99 per cent of residential consumers, if they are on the right electricity plan, he says. Households consuming more

than 8000kWh a year should be on a ‘standard’ plan and those consuming less than 8000kWh a year should be on a ‘low user’ plan. The low user plan is limited, by regulations, to primary residences. Baches and other secondary residences do not qualify. Network Tasman recommends any users who are uncertain if they are on the correct plan contact their electricity provider.

New line pricing from 1 April 2019

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he prices in the table below are used to charge electricity retailers in the region served by Network Tasman. Retailers determine how to package this cost together with the energy, metering and other costs when setting the prices that appear in your power account. Our prices cover the cost of our local distribution network and the cost of national transmission of electricity.

The current Group 1 price category (15 kVA capacity) for most residential and non-residential consumers is being replaced with 3 new price categories: 1GL, 1RL and 1RS. Non-residential connections will be Price Category 1GL. The 1RL category is for primary-residence low-use connections, ie consuming less than 8,000 kWh per year. The 1RS category is for residential connections that are not a primary residence (eg bach) or consume over 8,000 kWh pa.

Network Tasman’s residential prices for the average consumer will decrease by 5% (about $3.50 incl GST per month) from 1 April 2019 to reflect decreased costs of national connection for the coming year. Discounts are credited directly to consumers’ power accounts for eligible connections twice per year. The first discount will be calculated based on usage from 1 April 2019 to 31 August 2019, the second on usage from 1 September 2019 to 31 March 2020.

Electricity retailers already classify residential connections by the primary residence/8,000 kWh threshold, and we will be using their advice to determine the new price category for each current Group 1 connection from 01 April 2019.

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One of Colin Beaumont’s kumara plants flowered recently – something he had never seen before.

Flowering kumara plant a rare event The current extreme dry weather has frustrated many home gardeners in the area, but for one it has provided something rarely seen, particularly in the South Island. Colin Beaumont grows kumara, both in a pot and in his Waimea Village garden. He recently noticed that the plant he was growing in a pot had flowered, something he had never seen or heard of before. Colin says the flowers do not last long – they are gone in a day. When he spoke to the Waimea Weekly the plant had flowered twice but it looked like another would also ap-

pear soon. A search on the internet by Colin’s daughter revealed that another kumara plant flowered in Auckland about two years ago, but that was considered to be a rare event. Plant and Food Research plant breeder Steve Lewthwaite says, while it is not uncommon for orange kumara plants to flower, that was not the case with red varieties like the one Colin was growing. He says the shortening day length often had a part to play, while the hot dry weather in the Waimea this summer could also have triggered the flowering.

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dum, which would be held as part of the local body elections later this year. Petition initiator Liz Thomas says the petition is on target to achieve that before its May deadline. “It’s taken us a year to get to this point,” she says “It’s a great opportunity for we electors to have our say on which voting system we prefer. “We want voters to think

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system we use to elect them,” Liz says. “That’s Democracy 101!” The petition will be at Richmond Library on Thursday, February 28 between noon and 3pm, where people can call in, discuss, and, if they want, sign the petition. Tasman District Council staff will be there to answer questions people may have about local government and the upcoming elections.

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The Department of Conservation is planning to use a targeted wasp baiting method to reduce wasps in public conservation land in various parts of the Tasman district. One of the areas to be targeted is around Lake Rotoiti. The focus will be on about 5000ha of public conservation land on the western slopes of the St Arnaud Range in the Nelson Lakes National Park and in the Big Bush conservation area. Wasp control will also be undertaken in the St Arnaud village, as well as at a number of recreation sites in the wider area. The operation is planned to coincide with times when wasp numbers have reached threshold amounts and wasps are known to be feeding on protein. This will happen sometime from the end of February to the end of March. The wasp poison Vespex, a paste bait incorporating an insecticide mixed into a protein matrix, will be used. Other areas being targeted include 46km of the Abel Tasman Coastal Track from Marahau to Whariwharangi hut and around huts and campgrounds along the track, and the Sylvester Lakes track.

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up by a mussel harvester. Constable David Cogger of Tasman Search and Rescue says the group was lucky to be found, given there was initial difficulty in pinpointing their location. “The group managed to keep one cellphone dry to make an emergency call, however they were extremely lucky to have managed this. “A grab-bag containing a GPS, marine radio and some flares would have greatly assisted them and helped speed up the search and rescue operation,” David says. “It was only after police and Maritime New Zealand relayed a mayday that other ves-

sels were able to come to their assistance – this kind of delay can be the difference between life and death. “It’s a timely reminder for boaties, especially if you’re heading out into a remote location, to have the appropriate emergency and communication gear on board. “This gear can save your life if you get into trouble. “We’d like to thank those crew aboard the mussel harvester, Platinum, who stopped their workday and responded – without their help today things could have turned out quite differently.” None of the four men were injured in the incident.

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person, Matt Lawrey, says was a great turnout. One thing that did concern him was the number of cigarette butts picked up in the Whakatu Drive area, some of them near bush. “It appears that, despite the extreme fire hazard, people are still chucking butts out of the car window, which is horrifying. “Overall, though, it was a really positive exercise and a great example of the community coming together for the environment.”

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The Great Taste Trail has been reopened with limited access on Moturoa/Rabbit Island from on a trial basis to enable riders to use the trail to get to and from Mapua. The Tasman District Council says it has worked closely with Fire and Emergency New Zealand, Kiwi Journeys and Nelson Tasman Cycle Trails Trust to develop a safety plan that will provide guided access across Moturoa Rabbit Island to the ferry landing. Kiwi Journeys has not only offered to provide guided access to those who will use the track to and from Mapua, they have also pledged $1 per ferry trip toward the Mayoral Relief Fund for those people affected by the Pigeon Valley fire. Closed since the recent fire, in line with the rest of Moturoa/Rabbit Island, the trail is open for guided access only to and from Mapua by bike. Access will be allowed by guided convoy where the ferry operator, Kiwi Journeys, will meet people at the

island gate and escort those groups to the ferry, and in reverse for those who have accessed the island by ferry. As the fire danger has not diminished since the island fire of February 9, the trial does not allow open access to island or the beach. A council spokesman says it hopes that in providing the trial convoy system it can provide some enjoyment of the trail and support associated businesses despite the heightened fire risk. However, it cannot risk unsupervised access and it does not have the resources to provide supervised access. The convoy will be managed by Kiwi Journeys and other companies must work with them, the spokesman says. Kiwi Journeys is responsible for the convoy’s safe operation. The council is working with FENZ to open Moturoa/ Rabbit Island beach access as soon as it is safe to do so. Go to www.facebook.com/ kiwijourneys.co.nz/ to see the ferry timetable.

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Pupils gain pest control insight A group of Waimea Intermediate pupils gained some valuable practical insight into their study of pest control in the Tasman district. The pupils, who had been reading about trapping as part of their studies, were visited by Tasman District Council biosecurity officer Robin van Zoelen, who answered questions they had prepared for him. Robin told the group that the biggest pest in the area was a toss-up between possums and ship rats, although stoats were not far behind. Possums could completely defoliate particular types of trees and eat baby birds while they were up there, while the rats also had the ability to climb trees to get to bird nests. There are a range of different traps used to control pests in the district, Robin says, depending on what is being targeted. No one type of trap was 100 per cent effective, so it was important to have a few different tools in the toolbox. There are trapping operations in place across the district, he says, including around St Arnaud, Project Janszoon’’s efforts in the

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Waimea Intermediate pupils who questioned Tasman District Council biosecurity officer Robin van Zoelen (front right) were, back row from left, Max McClelland, Amelie Purdie, Eli Newton, Eise Tijsen and Jasper Davidson, and front row, Indiana Daikee, Poppy McPherson and Keisha Bubb. Abel Tasman National Park, work around Mount Arthur and into the Cobb Valley with Friends of Flora, and the Battle for the Banded Rail around Waimea Es-

tuary, which has trapped a lot of hedgehogs. The group heard that they would be surprised the variety of different habitats were possums were

found. “They are everywhere. From sea level to above the snowline.” The pupils also questioned Robin about the use of 1080, the reasons

behind its use and its impact on wildlife other than possums. Robin also told the pupils about live capture traps, and how often they had to be checked.

Pic’s Peanut Butter World – Nelson’s newest ‘star’ attraction opened its doors to peanut butter lovers on Saturday, with throngs of people eager to see the purpose-built destination. “It was a grand occasion – we had food trucks, bouncy castles and live music, plus it was the first chance for people to look through the new building and get a birds eye view of our peanut butter being made,” says owner and founder Pic Picot. “They also got to watch the unveiling of the biggest peanut butter jar in the world!” Designed by Simon Hall of JTB Architects, Pic’s Peanut Butter World is a 3500m² building which houses a generous 500m² foyer featuring an attention-grabbing spiral staircase and public café, offices and tour mezzanine overlooking the working factory. The building, which has a unique industrial ambience, celebrates its function while also making

a significant contribution to the Stoke landscape. “Pic has an infectious enthusiasm for architecture and all things different and playful,” says Simon Hall. “Working with Pic to create his dream factory has been a fantastic process and it’s an exciting building for Nelson Tasman. Pic's Peanut Butter World is designed to celebrate all things whimsical. It can be likened to “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, but with peanut butter.” Visitors can see Pic’s Peanut Butter being made from the vantage point of specially-constructed viewing platforms, meet people who make their favourite spread, learn more about the owner Pic’s journey as a peanut butter maker and even make their own peanut butter. Pic’s Peanut Butter World is Pic’s way of thanking the Nelson-Tasman community for the support it has given him, his product and 42 employees

Pic's Peanut Butter founder Pic Picot at the new Pic's Peanut Butter World in Stoke.

Survey considers forest’s future What the best uses are for Kingsland Forest, on Richmond’s backdoor, is the subject of a Tasman District Council survey that closes on February 28. The council is in the process of preparing a plan that will help determine future uses of the forest, taking into account its current

mix of recreation, commercial forestry and biodiversity restoration functions, and what the best mix of these will be in the future. Kingsland Forest is one of several forests owned by the council to raise revenue and reduce the demand on rates. Many of the forests, such as Moturoa/Rabbit Is-

land and Kingsland, are also key destinations for recreation. The forest covers about 100 hectares, most of which is planted with pinus radiata. A significant proportion of these trees are due to be harvested in the next few years. There are also pockets of native species within the forest

that are being restored through additional planting and pest control by active and keen volunteers. The forest also contains the ‘Barrington Gum’, a Eucalyptus regnans or mountain ash, which is reputed to be one of the tallest trees in New Zealand.

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Nelsonians need to know how they will be impacted by the Government’s Capital Gains Tax (CGT) now Labour’s former Finance Minister Michael Cullen’s detailed proposal is out. It will start in April 2021, and will cost families and businesses in Nelson and Tasman $130m a year when fully implemented. The CGT will be applied to any increase in value of any asset like property, business, farm, shares or retirement investment. It does not apply to personal cars, boats, art, jewellery or wine collections. The rate of the CGT is the person’s highest rate of income tax which for most people will be

30c/$ if they earn over $48,000 p.a or 33c/$ if they earn over $70,000 p.a. This is double Labour’s previously proposed CGT of 15c/$. It makes no allowance for inflation. This makes it one of the most onerous capital tax regimes in the world. Many Nelson families will be hard hit by the detail of the CGT. It hits Nelsonian’s 50,000 Kiwisaver accounts. It applies to the family bach. It applies to the family home if one has flatmates and can apply if one has boarders, a home office, a home business or if the home is used for AirBnB. The CGT also applies to lifestyle blocks over 0.45ha

of which there are hundreds in Nelson and Tasman. This CGT is particularly tough on Nelson’s 4,000 small businesses. Every business will need to be valued including goodwill costing an estimated $20million. Any gain in value from that will now be taxed. It will be a boom for accountants, lawyers and valuers. Businesses are going to be more focussed on tax management and less on growing the region’s wealth. My first objection is that it will hurt the overall economy, costing jobs and investment. It discourages enterprise and productivity.

Stormwater from the forest flows through the Richmond urban area before reaching the sea. Any decisions on future land use will need to consider the impacts on these stormwater flows. Copies of the survey are available on the council’s website or at its Queen Street offices.

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My second objection is that New Zealand does not need a new tax or higher taxes. The Government is awash with cash from the huge surpluses and low debt left by National. The top 10% of earners already pay 70% of total income tax. My third objection is compliance cost and complexity. Members of the Government’s own tax working group say it’s a lot of cost for not much gain. My fourth objection is fairness. This CGT does not apply to the millionaire’s mansion, super yacht or art collection, but hits hard the average kiwi family if they own a bach, lifestyle block,

modest rental property, or run a small business. My fifth objection is that the CGT will push up rents. Landlords will pass the extra costs on and it will discourage investment in new rental housing. Far from encouraging more productive investment, this CGT tells people to put more of their money into owner-occupied housing. Labour’s Capital Gains Tax is driven by envy and ideology. It punishes people who work hard and take risks to get ahead. Join our campaign to stop this new tax at National Party HQ this Friday at 5pm. Advt.

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Daniela has more than 20 years experience and has gained a reputation for crafting high-quality dentures. All her dentures are professionally hand crafted and manufactured on site in her modern dental clinic. One happy patient says: “The fit is most comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. You have made the whole procedure a pleasant experience and I have no hesitation in recommending your work. Thank you again.” For more information call her on 03 546 4455 or see her at 41 Washbourn Drive, Richmond.

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Plan aims to reduce crashes on SH6 Waimea drivers who use the road between Nelson and Blenheim should be aware that the New Zealand Transport Agency has released a proposed plan designed to reduce crashes on the road. It includes Flexible barriers down the middle of the road in some areas to stop head-on crashes and rumble strips to give drivers a

wakeup call. Transport Agency System Manager Pete Connors says NZTA has been investigating ways to make the road safer as too many people are being killed or seriously injured in crashes. “To make sure we get things right we asked people who use the road what makes this road feel unsafe and what worries them the most.

We used this feedback, alongside our research, to shape this plan. Road users and the community now have an opportunity to comment on what we’ve come up with.” Between 2008 and 2017, 19 people died and 90 were seriously injured in crashes on SH6 between Blenheim and Nelson. Pete says many of these crashes

involved loss of control, with drivers running off the road and hitting roadside objects such as trees and power poles. There have also been head-on crashes on the highway, and at intersections. “The improvements we are looking to make will help prevent these types of crashes from occurring in the future. They will

make the road much safer for everyone who uses it,” he says. The proposed plan is not final, and Pete says the Transport Agency is seeking input from the public before the project team finalises the design, completes the business case and applies for construction funding. To find out more go to www.nzta. govt.nz/b2n.

Just a thought... Jono Martin Pastor Richmond New Life This is certainly a time of crisis and uncertainty for our community and our region. At the time of writing this we have a fire in our region that covers over 2300h hectares. Hundreds of homes have been evacuated. Huge areas of farmland have been damaged. There are thousands of animals affected and there is a total fire and machinery ban in place. This is a unique challenge that has not been seen before in our region. Times of loss like this are horrible and yet there is fruit that comes as a community rallies together. It has been amazing to see the offers of support

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and help across social media, and to hear of the stack loads of food and supplies that have been given to individuals and families across our region. So many have offered their homes, and their time and resources to help others. At a time like this, people forget their differences and the focus comes off the busyness and pressure of our own lives to ask how we can help and support one another. What a beautiful attribute to see across our community. In 2012, while doing missions work in Zimbabwe, we lost our Richmond home, sheds and possessions to fire in an arson attack. Probably the greatest effect on our children was the loss of dearly loved, handraised dogs and birds.

It was a really tough time for our family but, in the end, with the exception of the animals, it was only stuff that was gone. That stuff could be replaced. What was to be celebrated was the fact that we still had each other. At a time of loss like this, as we evaluated it all, all that really mattered was our relationships as a family, our relationships with other people around us and our relationship with Jesus Christ. Stuff can come and go but these relationships have the potential to impact us forever. In seasons of loss and crisis like this, it’s great to ask ourselves: What will your response be? What really matters in this life? Give your life to those things….

As so many of you know so personally, life is a gift. It can be here today and gone tomorrow. We don’t always have tomorrow to do what should be done today. Tell your spouse you love them. Sow loving into your children, don’t let bitterness and unforgiveness rob you of the joy of today. Give your time and your focus to making a difference in the lives of others and ask God to show Himself to you so you can discover the relationship, freedom and hope that he offers you through his son, Jesus Christ. Stay safe this week and may each of your find hope, encouragement and support in the midst of the challenges that come our way.

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Rugby school targets youth Waimea Old Boys RFC is excited to be launching the Waimea Rugby School. The club’s director of rugby, Daniel Hobbs, says the purpose of the after-school programme is to boost the rugby skills of young sports men and women in the region. It will be designed to boost the rugby skills of 13 to 15-year-old rugby players, boys and girls, who want to improve their catch/run/pass, tackle, ruck, set piece and mental skills in a fun environment. Daniel states that players do not have to be a member of Waimea Old Boys RFC to take part, it is available to all 13 to 15 year olds in the region, no matter what their club or school affiliation is. There are still some places available, with about 14 of the targeted 20 places filled, although consideration will be given if interest is higher. Daniel says an excellent group of resource coaches will be involved, bringing many seasons of ITM Cup, Farah Palmer Cup, Super Rugby and international rugby experience between them. The programme will run for 20 weeks, not including school holidays, on Mondays from 4.30-5.30pm, starting March 11 and finishing August 19. It

will be held at Jubilee Park in Richmond and will cost $100 for the 20 weeks. Subsidised and supported by WOB as part of its contribution to the community, Daniel

Daniel Hobbs says the school aims to improve the quality and culture of age group rugby in support of the objectives of the Tasman Rugby Union. Daniel is in his first season in his new role, having started in November. His focus is on the JAB section of the club, from under 6 to under 18. He’s there to support junior rugby, including teams, coach-

Saturday 2nd March Carluke Domain in Rai Valley Gates open at 7am Live entertainment, throughout the day and night Sturgeons, competitions, Rai Challenge, woodchopping, Nelson Moto Trials BMX Group and loads more We look forward to seeing you at our biggest little show!

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Hearing Nelson invite you to attend one of the presentations on tinnitus, hearing loss and brain health. Professor Peter Thorne from Auckland University is recognised internationally as a leader in the field of diseases of the inner ear, effects of noise and the consequences of ageing on the auditory system. Peter will talk about how hearing loss impacts and influences brain function and its connection with dementia. A donation would be appreciated. Hearing House Richmond Library

es, managers, administration and support staff, with a goal of achieving an increase in player numbers. His job description includes coach retention and development in alignment with NZRU protocols; player recruitment, development and retention; developing strong relationships with schools in the area, from primary through to college; identifying areas where stronger ties with the Tasman Rugby Union and the community can be built; and working with junior coaches to help their development. He will literally be on the ground when the season starts, helping out where needed. “I’m grateful for the role and excited about the challenge,” he says. “I enjoy working with young people.” This Monday, March 4, at 4.30pm, the club is running an introduction to tackle session for under 8 players, both boys and girls. Then on Tuesday, March 5 ,and Thursday, March 7, it’s the club’s JAB sign-up, between 5.30-7.30pm each evening. For more information about the rugby school, or to register for it, contact Daniel on 0275 325 586 or at danielhobbs7@ gmail.com.

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Hearing aid cleaning and drying in Ultravac ($10 or free for members) Sales of assisted devices: batteries, telephones, personal amplifiers, clocks Rest home clinics and community clinics to clean and dry hearing aids Education to schools (dangerous decibels and noise-induced hearing loss) Support and advice on all issues relating to hearing loss Training to carers and nurses working with those hard of hearing Community talks (to Probus, Rotary etc)

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REGISTER NOW! Here’s your opportunity to re-home household goods! On Second Hand Sunday, people can take away the stuff you don’t want for free!

How does it work? Register by going online to the Tasman District or Nelson City Council’s websites (search phrase = Second Hand Sunday). You can also call the Councils’ Customer Service Centres, Ph. Tasman 03 543 8400, Ph. Nelson 03 546 0200. Instructions for the day are also online. Registrations must be in by 10.00 am, Friday 1 March so each Council can publish the list of addresses of people taking part on the website. You can find out about other reuse options on either Council’s website, tasman.govt.nz or nelson.govt.nz

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Huge crowds enjoy national regatta After months of hard work and planning the weather gods smiled on The Rotoiti Power boat club as the New Zealand Power Boat Association national regatta began in idyllic conditions at Lake Rotoiti on Saturday. The huge crowds that turned up were treated to exciting racing in all classes in a largely incidentfree race meeting. Local competitor Philip Stilwell driving TOTAL was the popular winner of the NZ Formula 1 title after 10 years of trying. It was a closely contested race, with Philip coming home ahead of the well-performed Mega Express raced by North Islander Sam Hughes. Another popular NZ title winner was local driver Steve Burns in BURNOUT in the Modified VP class, putting in two dominant performances over the two-race title. Most of the crowd came to see

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boat LUCAS OILS, who took victory in both races from his father Warwick Lupton. LUCAS OILS also won the King of the Nationals title. The district welcomed overnight rain which saw racing abandoned on Sunday. Club spokesman Joe Blakiston gave a huge vote of thanks to the

volunteers who contributed to the event including DOC staff and Rotoiti Fire Brigade staff who were on duty all weekend given the dry conditions. Joe says it was an event that set a new benchmark for the power boating fraternity, as they look to grow the sport to the next level and have fun while doing it.

A field of 70 runners and walkers enjoyed a warm sunny evening as they raced over the Eddyline 5km Estuary Course last week. Chris Sharland and Rick Muir had another tight finish with just five seconds between them, Chris crossing the line in 19 minutes 19 seconds. Similarly, Ian Courtenay and Pater Hague had a good battle throughout the race, with Ian finishing 15 seconds ahead. Saturday was the 4th annual staging of the Old Ghost Ultra, an 85km ultramarathon over the longforgotten gold miners road from the Seddonville end of the track to Lyell.

Nelson runner Klaartje van Schie was the second woman across the line, finishing in 8 hours, 50 minutes. Other club runners to be commended on their completion of this demanding event were Stu Cottam and Tania Gardner. A field of almost 60 runners and walkers enjoyed the local race on Saturday, which, while it had to be altered because of track closures, still provided athletes with Day’s Track steps, stunning views from Princes Drive, The Cliffs and a fast, flat section along Haven Road. Chris Sharland was the clear winner, taking the lead from the start of the race.

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Close finish in shooting competition It was a case of close but not close enough for Chris Scully at the recent New Zealand Clay Target Association’s 2019 sporting championship. Chris, former owner of the Hunting & Fishing shops in Richmond and Nelson, finished third-equal in the event. He came away from the competition, held just out of Hamilton on February 16 and 17, with mixed feelings, after claiming 181 points out of a possible 200. However, the winner only shot 185. “I’m happy to get third but I’m annoyed I didn’t get another four or five points.” Unlike other clay target categories, such as trap and skeet, sporting competitions aim to replicate field shooting, such as rabbits running along the ground. There were about 140 competitors at the Hamilton event, he says, with between 30 or 40 from Australia. “All the top Aussies were there,” he says, “and normally we get pantsed.” This time, however, New Zealand shooters finished first, second and thirdequal. Chris Scully finished third-equal at the recent New Zealand Sporting National Championships near Hamilton. Conditions were not easy Photo: Supplied. due to the high tempera-

tures, he says. “It was bloody hot. The Thursday before the competition started it was 34 degrees and then on the first day it was 33. It melted a lot of people.” A former New Zealand representative, Chris has been named as first reserve for the New Zealand team to compete at the Oceania championships in Brisbane in April. His wife Karen, who finished fourth in the ladies competition in Hamilton, has also qualified for the New Zealand team. Members of the Nelson/ Waimea Gun Club, Chris and Karen, were joined at the national competition by fellow local shooters Paul and Wendy Hedwig, and Kim Rowe. Chris, who practices at the club about once a month, says it is the camaraderie among sporting category competitors that attracts him to the discipline. “It’s the people that we do it with that make it. There’s a light-hearted atmosphere.” They all stay in campervans at the venue, he says, and enjoy a “bit of banter”. “It’s really enjoyable and relaxing. Some disciplines are way too serious - but we enjoy a good laugh.”

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PIGEON VALLEY FIRE - HELP AND ADVICE Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the Pigeon Valley fire, particularly those who have had to leave their homes or faced other disruption. We would also like to acknowledge the huge community response that has sprung up to support the evacuated residents and frontline emergency teams.

Thank you Nelson-Tasman – you are amazing. For the latest information, visit the Nelson Tasman Civil Defence website, nelsontasmancivildefence.govt.nz

MAYORAL DISASTER RELIEF FUND IS OPEN

Free GP visits for fire-related stress and anxiety:

After so much generosity from around the region and the country, we're very pleased to say that applications to the Mayoral Disaster Relief Fund are open. The form's online. Get help at any office or library, as well as local WINZ or Citizens Advice Bureau offices. tasman.govt.nz/link/mayoral-fund.

Free GP visits will continue to be offered for people seeking support for stress or anxiety relating to the fires. Please note: The usual fees for general GP visits (ie not related to stress or anxiety) will apply again from 1 March.

MACHINERY BAN AND EXEMPTIONS The emergency directive in place prohibiting some activities to reduce the fire risk stays in place until the state of emergency is lifted. Prohibited activities include those where metal meets stone: mowing, discing, harrowing, stump grinding and cultivation. Outdoor activities that can generate sparks or fire are also prohibited, and include gas cutting, welding, angle grinding, and all use of chainsaws and scrub/bar cutters. Exemptions are possible – visit tasman.govt.nz/ link/s91.

SUPPORT AND ADVICE There are a range of agencies providing help and support for those who need it.

For help getting healthcare: Health navigators from Nelson Bays Primary Health are available to help connect you to health services. The team are available Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. Free phone 0800 627 401, or email healthsupport@nbph.org.nz. Animal welfare Anyone worried about animals in the fire affected area, or anybody looking to volunteer, should phone MPI on 0800 008 333 (option 4). If you need stock food, please phone Federated Farmers on 0800 327 646. Financial support Work and Income may be able to help with urgent or unexpected costs, urgent living expenses or lost wages. More information is at workandincome.govt.nz/eligibility/ emergencies/nelson-fires.html.

27 FE BRUARY 2019

HAVE YOUR SAY: Tasman's Great Taste Trail survey open now Locals, we need your views on Tasman’s Great Taste Trail. Nelson Tasman Cycle Trails Trust carries out an annual survey of trail users, the results of which allow it to seek Government funding for trail maintenance. And as an added incentive, you could win a $100 voucher from one of the supporting local bike shops, Avantiplus, Village Cycles or Mot Bike Co. Head to heartofbiking.org.nz/feedback to fill in the survey and be in to win.

What does the future hold for Kingsland Forest? Survey closes 28 February 2019. That’s a question we’re considering this year and will be included in a development plan for this important asset on Richmond’s back door. Fill in the survey on our website to have your say.

Summer Events Guide - have your say Let us know your views on the Summer Events Guide and go in the draw to WIN a $100 voucher for Mitre10. Entries close 28 February 2019. Conditions apply. Find details for all our current consultations at www.tasman.govt.nz/feedback.

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Many Council staff have been diverted from their usual work to help with the Pigeon Valley fire and drought responses. This means many of the large variety of day to day activities we carry out have had to take a back seat. We may not able to respond to your other needs as quickly as usual. We are grateful for your patience and understanding.

APPROVED CLOSURES FOR TASMAN STOPPING DISTANCE DEMONSTRATIONS

Second hand Sunday is a way to re-home household goods for free - anything from chairs, books, clothing or left overbits and pieces from building projects. If you want to offer goods for people to collect, register your address on tasman.govt.nz/link/shs before Thursday. To collect goods on the day use the same link and download the address list. It will be available from Friday afternoon.

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Tuesday 12 March, 9.10 am – 2.50 pm

Starveall Street, Brightwater (From Lord Rutherford Road North to Laura Lane)

Wednesday 13 March, 9.10 am – 11.50 am

Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

Aniseed Valley Road, Hope (from number 134 to Paton Road)

Wednesday 13 March, 1.10 pm – 2.50 pm

Church Street, Richmond (from Gladstone Road(SH6) to Dorset Street)

Thursday 14 March, 9.10 am – 11.50 am

School Road, Lower Moutere (from number 37 to Main Road Lower Moutere)

Thursday 14 March, 1.10 pm – 2.50 pm

Goddard Road, Tasman District Council(from number 5 to number 33)

Friday 15 March, 9.10 am – 11.50 am

Greenhill Road, Ngatimoti (from number 22 to the Motueka Valley Highway)

Friday 15 March, 1.10 pm – 2.50 pm

Surface water Please be aware that all surface water around the region should always be treated as non-potable (not for drinking). This includes drains, creeks, streams, rivers, ponds and dams. Surface water takes shouldn’t be used for human consumption unless you have an effective treatment system in use. This is a precaution but given the potential for diseasecausing bacteria such as campylobacter or E.coli being present from animals and people, it is not safe to drink from any waterway in our urban or rural environment. Additionally, in some water ways the risk of toxins from algae is present, which could present a health issue for stock, dogs and people. Landowners should discuss with their local MPI representative if they’re concerned about stock water quality. Find more information about household water supplies on health.govt.nz.

Maritime events Temporary reservations and speed limit uplifting for maritime events. The Tasman District Council Harbourmaster has or may soon grant authorisations for the following events. Due to navigation safety requirements, water users not involved in these events may be excluded from defined areas during activities. Notices will be placed at nearby access points during these events. Further details for these and any new events may be viewed at tasman.govt.nz/link/maritime-events. Event Date

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Mapua

Mapua Boat Club Regatta

Extraordinary Full Council meeting Headingly Centre, Headingly Lane, Richmond. Thursday 28 February 9.30 am. Public forum Commercial Committee Kowhai Room, Headingly Centre, Richmond. Friday 1 March, 1.30 pm. No public forum Environment & Planning Committee Thursday 7 March, 9.30 am. Public forum Nelson Tasman Regional Landfill Business Unit Ruma Marama, Nelson City Council. Friday 8 March, 9.30 am. Public forum Nelson Regional Sewerage Business Unit Ruma Marama, Nelson City Council. Friday 8 March 1.00 pm. Public forum

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Community Notices Have you ever tHougHt of becoming a volunteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check our website www. volunteernelson.org.nz Ph. 546 7681. me/cfS/fm: Find support with others who understand. Join our informal Richmd grp the first Wednesday of every month. Sinful Cafe, Richmd. 10.300-11.30am. strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com nelSon Social Dancing club, at Club Waimea 9 March. Live Music from 7.30pm – 11.15pm. Members $10 Non-Members $15. Contact Chris 021 160 1358 favourite Hymn community Singing. Wedn 27 Feb. 2.30 pm Stoke Methodist Church 94 Neale Ave; Stoke. Afternoon tea to follow. All Welcome.Inquiries Ph 546-4358 like muSic & Dancing? Try Scottish Country Dancing. Beginners Classes, Friday 1, 8, 15 March. 7.30pm, $5.00 No partner needed just soft shoes & casual clothing. Methodist Church Hall, Neale Ave. Stoke. We do it because its good exercise & fun. More info ph 5440902 calling all ex girl guiDeS,leaDerS & support people. We invite you come & join the friendly Waimea Trefoil Group at our afternoon meetings every 3rd Tuesday. If interested Ph: Judy 5446429, Jeanne 544 8134, or Audrey 544 6243. Dance: rock’n’roll & otHer! Sat, 9 March, 7.30 -11.30 City Club Inc /Nelson Suburban Club, 1 Kinzett Tce, Nelson. Music by Rob Innes. $5 Cover Charge. Rob Innes: 0211180963. All Welcome

‘fatal flaWS’ film. Wednesday 6 March 7:30pm at Headingly Centre, Richmond. A thought provoking documentary exploring euthanasia & assisted suicide in countries where it is legal, & how these laws have affected society over time. Also on Monday 4 March 8:00pm at Victory Community Centre, Nelson. HoPe/ranZau W.i. next meeting is WEDS. 6 TH MARCH 1.30 pm at Senior Citizens Hall, 62 Oxford St. Richmond. Our speaker is Jo Bell (Cardiology Nurse) Do Come, you will be very welcome. Your contact Brenda 5445872 HoPe inDoor boWlS commence play at Hope Hall on Tuesday 5th of March at 7pm. Great game for young & old. New players welcome. Flat sole shoes are the only requirement.If you have never tried this game how about now. Coaching available. Bill 5449273 WakefielD aPPle fair. Do you want to raise money for the Fire Relief Fund at the Apple Fair on April 14? Contact Christine at willowbank 2002@gmail.com muSic on tueSDay 5th March 10a.m. Richmond Town hall. An Andre Rieu concert from Sydney. Musically & visually of the standard one associates with him. Popular music, well-known classics, plus a trio of talented international tenors, & a youth choir. Contact 5445852 Senior lifeStyle intereSt grouP – baby boomers 1946 - 64 discussing issues around their next steps. Thursday March 7th at The Railway Restaurant & Bar 321 Lower Queen St Richmond 4pm Koha Chris silvertribenz@gmail.com 021

251 4359. nelSon 50+ Walking grouP: March 7th, Mt Arthur. Ph Ken, 544 6833 or Jo, 544 7038. Nelson 50+ mini Walkers: March 5th, Kaiteri to Little Kaiteri. Meet 10am at Kaiteri car park. Ph.David, 540 3720. community Sing a long Wednesday 6 March 1.30 pm Wesley Centre, 4 Wensley Rd, Richmond (opp. TDC). Afternoon tea. Gold coin admission for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Enquiries 544 8562 ricHmonD garDen club 2019 Meeting 6th March 1pm. Bring along your favourite stem of plants For the interest table & plants for the Trading table. Venue Our Lady of the Bay Parish Centre, William St. Richmond. Contact : Paula 547 2537 after criSiS, tHe Debrief. Mindful movement through trauma & loss. Wed 6 March 7.30 – 9pm at Hope Community Church. No charge. Light supper provided. David Riddle, counsellor & speaker presenting. DoveDale ScHool 150tH reunion March 1st to 3rd ‘19. Registration www.dovedale.school.nz Divorcecare nn ‘19 13 week course starting Mon 11 Mar. 7.309.30pm @ Richmond Church of Christ, Cnr Darcy & Croucher St.s, Richmond. Email: divorcecarenn@gmail.com or txt 0274193035 & we will contact you. Divorced? Separated? you don’t have to go through it alone. Find Help, www.divorcecare.org come & Join nelSon/taSman enDometrioSiS Group Wednesday 27 Feb. for a gentle Yoga class 7pm Saxton Stadium with Loren McPherson. Comfy clothes & mat

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DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz Registration from 6.40pm on first night. Lessons 7pm to 8pm. Cost $30-00 per person for 6 weeks. Partners preferred. All welcome. Contact Daryl or Kathy ph 5446733 Seniornet: Having trouble understanding your computer or other digital devices? Our volunteers may help you. For more infor see seniornetnelson.org.nz or leave a message on 035489401 or come along to our Club Day, 3rd Wednesday of each month at 2pm. reD Hat Society – nelSon Saucy SiSterS We are a global Society of women that encourages, supports women in their pursuit of FUN, FRIENDSHIP, FREEDOM, FULFILMENT, FITNESS. We are refining the traditional notions of ageing. Meet 2nd Wednesday each month. See our FB page For more info. Rae 5473074 Margaret 5473089. artHritiS Society coffee morning We meet at Char Bar & Grill 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 27 February 2019. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 ricHmonD library eventS:.• 1. Pounamu (greenstone) carver Timoti Moran will be talking Tues 5 March, 5.30pm-6.30pm about carving pounamu and finding the mauri in every piece. Koha appreciated. All welcome. 2. come to the book launch of Inca Magic by Margarita Giles. Find out about Marg’s journey from death’s door to published writer. 5.30pm-6.30pm, Tuesday 12 March, Free. 3. good crafternoon! Bring your craft project , work in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free.

if you have one. All welcome. Gold Coin Donation appreciated. For Further dets Ph Helen 5441724 voluntary eutHanaSia. Human-rigHtS iSSue? Who owns your Life? Free, informal End-of-Life discussion group. All welcome. Nelson Options Group. Fairfield House, March 12, 2pm. Ph: 543 2602 favourite Hymn community Singing. Wed 27 Feb. 2.30 pm Stoke Methodist Church 94 Neale Ave; Stoke. Afternoon tea to follow. All Welcome. Inquiries Ph 546-4358 feeling Stuck? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a more meaningful way? Try our ONGOING GROUP THERAPY, Tuesday Evenings 6pm-8pm in Nelson. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. Interested? Call Life Linc Nelson 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz ricHmonD creative fibre: meet on 2nd, 3rd and 4th Thursday morning 9.30am at Birch Hall, A & P Showground, Richmd. If you enjoy Spinning, Knitting, Felting & Weaving come along & meet like-minded people. Tel: Susan 544 3316. feeling SaD, StreSSeD, DePreSSeD or Stuck? Identify and explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Motueka, Mapua Richmond or Nelson. Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions available for individuals and couples. Interested? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz beginner rock n roll leSSonS with Sun City Rockers Tuesday 5th March, Club Waimea Hall, Lower Queen Street, Richmond.

Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.pm cultural exPerienceS: Exploring New Countries, small group travel, home hosting and friendship, interested, learn more, join Nelson Friendship Force, Social Meetings 3rd Sunday monthly, phone Kathrine 5472919 ricHmonD garDen club Come and join us for everything gardening. New friendly club. First Wednesday of the month at 1pm. Venue Our Lady of the Bay Parish Centre, William Street, Richmond. Contact - Paula on 547 2537. better breatHing claSSeS for asthma & other respiratory conditions held in Enner Glynn, Motueka and Richmond each month. Ph Nelson Asthma Society for details or email asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz. tea & talk organised by Age Concern Nelson Tasman, provides the opportunity for those aged 65+ to get together for a weekly cuppa tea & a chat. A delicious morning tea is provided. It is held Every Wednesday at the seniors rooms, 62 Oxford St., Richmond. 10am to 11.30am. Cost is $3. Contact Marrit at Age Concern on 5447624. tHe inner WHeel club of Waimea Nelson is a Club for women meeting on the 4th Monday of the month to promote Friendship, Fun, Speakers, Outings & Service. Why not join us? For more details contact Pat 548 2725. nelSon railWay Founders Park. The Railcar will be running on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, weather permitting, between 11am & 4pm. Fares Adults $6 Children $4.. Children under 3 are free.

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.

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Bendi Kepess took another narrow victory over Luke Kelly in race 14 of the Port Nelson Sea Swim Series last Thursday. The international yachting regatta at the Nelson Yacht Club caused a change of venue for the swim to the Marine Rescue Centre. The extreme low tide right on start time made it difficult to enter and leave the water, but competition was even tighter than usual. On the first leg of the 1500m course, a large bunch formed at the head of the field, with veteran swimmers like Ben Van Dyke, 68, and Chris Vincent, 54, going head-to-head and at times, leading the younger stars of this year’s competition. At the first turn after 700m, conditions became increasingly choppy and the field started to spread on the 150m leg to the dolphin navigation marker. With the low tide, the dolphin was displaying some nasty sharp growths and barnacles, so a bit of caution was needed and that was the chance for Bendi and Luke to start open up a gap.

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Ben Marshall is on top of the points table of M30-39 in the Port Nelson Sea Swim Series. Photo: Sandra McGregor. there was no prospect of Luke bridging the gap. Bendi stopped the clock at 18 minutes flat, with Luke (18.02) right on his heels. The normal teen bloc came in next, with Fergus Drummond (18.08), Alec Swan (18.10) and

Oxford Bayley (18.13) touching down ahead of the first woman, Abbey Smale (18.17). Josh Sheridan (18.21) lead M30-39 swimmer Ben Marshall (18.38) ahead of second woman Sierra Thomas (19.17), M50-59 leader Hamish Neill (19.36) and third woman Sophie Alexander (19.42). With series results taken on the best 12 of each competitor’s results, many are looking unbeatable, including Marshall and Neill, who have M30-39 and M50-59 wrapped up, as does Stuart Hebberd, who had to beat off a determined challenge from Francis Clark in the M70-79 division last week. Christina Harris (F50-59) also has a flawless record with 14 age division wins from 14 starts, coming in 24th overall. In last week’s short swim over 500m, Tom Perkins (8.26) coasted home ahead of Mia Langley (8.54), as many swimmers missed the final mark and had to perform a frantic dogleg to avoid disqualification. Jessica Gallagher (9.00) took third, ahead of Sophia Molnar (9.02) and Corey Tremblay (9.03).

Darts tourney a first for Richmond About 240 darts players are in Richmond this week for the Clubs New Zealand Darts Association 51st annual South Island tournament. Organisers say 23 different clubs are represented at the Waimea Club-hosted event, with players coming from all around the South Island. There are 47 players from four clubs in the Tasman/Nelson area taking part, including three juniors. It is the first time the event has been held in Richmond, and

Club Waimea is excited to be given the opportunity. Local player Tara Mears is one of those competing. Tara is one of the top woman players in the country, having won the South Island ladies singles titles back-to-back in 2016 and 2017. The event began on Tuesday night with ladies and men’s singles and pairs American barrel draw competitions. The tournament officially opens at 10.45am on Wednesday, before the mixed pairs cat-

egory gets under way at 11am. On Thursday the ladies pairs begins at 10am, with the men’s pairs starting an hour later. The ladies singles begins at 10.30am on Friday, with the start time for the youth and junior competitions to be confirmed. The men’s singles starts at 10am on Saturday. Everyone is welcome at Club Waimea during the tournament to watch and meet the players. The restaurant will be openly nightly during the event.

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Passed away peacefully surrounded by her family, on February 19, 2019, in her 68th year. Loved granddaughter of the late Vera and George Millar and the late Ivy and Sam Smith. Dearly loved and cherished daughter of Mary Smith and the late Trevor. Dearly loved sister of the late Wayne and Lea. Proud mother of Craig, Kim and Scott, mother in law of Emma and devoted Grandmother of Aubrey and Mia. ‘Will be forever in our hearts’. Lyn’s Service was held on Sunday the 25th of February.

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