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Aussies purchase Nelson Forests Last week, Australian company OneFortyOne (OFO) received confirmation that the Overseas Investment Office (OIO) has approved its purchase of Nelson Forests. The completion date for the purchase will be Tuesday, September 4, 2018. Nelson Forests, currently owned

by investment funds and advised by Global Forest Partners LP, is a vertically-integrated plantation and sawmill business in Nelson, Tasman and Marlborough. “We are very pleased that approval has been granted by OIO. The decision is important, providing certainty for the Nelson Forests’

team, customers, the region and the broader NZ forest industry. We look forward to being a strong contributor to the region,” said OFO’s chief executive officer, Linda Sewell. Nelson Forests is a recognised leader in forest management and has been broadly used as the

benchmark for performance in the New Zealand industry. “The acquisition fits nicely with the balance of OFO’s assets in the Green Triangle”, says Linda. Linda will be in Nelson to mark the completion date on September 4, and to welcome the Nelson Forests’ team to the OFO fam-

ily. In just five years, OFO has become an established industry player within Australia with a strong track record of industry and community partnerships. Campbell Global, Gresham Partners and MinterEllisonRuddWatts were advisory partners to OFO on the transaction. Anna Bissett, Jane Watson and Jazmin McCormick get into the spirit of the Tactix community day in Richmond’s Sundial Square on Wednesday, August 22. Jane’s Tactix netball team was one of eight to compete in the Super Club international competition at Trafalgar Centre. “It’s been awesome here. The sun’s come out and there are plenty of happy kids,” said Jane. The fun event included netball shootouts, blow up obstacle course, photo booth and face painting. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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No charges following ATV death Jonty Dine A Uruguayan woman who caused the death of her friend in an ATV accident has been discharged without conviction. The 29-year-old appeared in Nelson District Court, last Wednesday afternoon, facing charges of careless operation of a motor vehicle causing death. However, Judge David Ruth says the “tragic” accident was an appropriate case for discharge without conviction. Judge Ruth acknowledged Antaclara Garzon made an error which was on the lower end of the carelessness scale. He accepted the trauma Garzon has and will continue to go through as she

tries to go on with her life. On June 28, Garzon and her friend, a 29-year-old French female, set off on the farm they were staying on at Eighty-Eight Valley Rd near Wakefield. The two women were trying to find a river to meditate. When coming across a steep incline, Garzon decided to reverse when the back wheels rolled off the edge of the track. The momentum saw the ATV roll 13 metres to land seven metres below the farm track, throwing the driver and crushing the passenger in the process. The prosecution stated that Garzon was given proper safety instructions to operate the Yamaha

Wolverine ATV which included wearing safety belts at all times and driving on flat tracks only. Defence lawyer Yvanca Clarisse argued that a conviction would have severe consequences on her client’s life, including possible deportation. The woman was ordered to pay $4000 reparation to the victim’s family to cover the cost of recovery and emotional distress. Impact statements from the victim’s family were presented to Judge Ruth, including the victim’s little sister who has incurred serious psychological issues as a result of the incident. Garzon was visibly shaken and upset as Judge Ruth addressed her.

Kay Peterson and Joanne Nelson from the local Girl Guides group easily tempt selfprofessed biscuit-lover John Bird with their famed Girl Guide biscuits on Friday, August 24 in Richmond Mall. GirlGuiding New Zealand says they’re pulling pin with the popular fund-raiser in a bid to allow its members and volunteers to focus more on its core purpose and programmes. Photo: Emily Beaumont.

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Network Tasman achieve a surplus Electricity lines company Network Tasman Limited achieved an operating surplus after tax of $10.5 million for the year ended 31 March 2018. This year’s financial result is a consequence of strong contributions from all of the company’s businesses, including the core electricity and fibre communications networks and investments

in advanced meters and Nelson Electricity Limited. Solid growth continued in Network Tasman’s electricity distribution area, with consumer connections increasing by 562 for the year (1.4%), while total electricity distributed through the system increased by 1.4% to 747 GWh. Network Tasman chairman, John McCliskie, says, “our network is

well-placed to support changes in electricity usage, the increased demand for electricity supply to the region and expected changes in new technologies”. The company’s current Asset Management Plan forecasts expenditure of $117 million over the next ten years. In the company’s Annual Report released on Friday, July 27, John

states, “we are now seeing new technologies becoming mainstream and economic viability closer to reality. The company is spending a considerable amount of time identifying, researching and preparing for the impact and opportunities of these new technologies”. John says, “Network Tasman is well positioned to respond to the

challenges ahead. The strong balance sheet, robust cash flows and a balanced portfolio of businesses position us well for the future”. John noted that “Network Tasman now has 40,000 customers on our network. The region we serve continues to grow and Network Tasman is well placed to continue to meet demand into the future”. The Nelson-Westport mail coach, Hope Valley, 1910. (Possibly a Cobb & Co coach). Foot of the Hope Saddle looking south, Thomas McConochie’s house centre background. Thomas is one of the Hope Valley’s early pioneers, commemorated by a memorial at Glenhope, along with George Batt, Robert Edgar, George Moonlight, John Rait, John Ribet and Robert Win. A small rock cairn was originally erected by the Owen Women’s Institute in 1935, close to Korere on the NelsonMurchison road. The display plaque states: Pioneers of Hope Valley. Photo: West Coast New Zealand History.

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Water treatment notice for pet owners Tasman District Council has advised that a change to the water treatment will take place from August 30 to September 6. Due to a major planned power outage in the Lower Queen Street area over this period, the Richmond water supply will be a different blend of water to usual for at least 6 hours each day. This covers the properties from the Wakatu Industrial Estate and Champion Road in the north of Richmond to Bateup Road in the south. During this time, the water will be higher in nitrate (about 50mg/l). A sudden change in nitrate level in aquarium water can cause fish to become distressed or die. It’s recommended to either treat the water beforehand if you need to top up or change the tank water, or put aside some water beforehand for this purpose. The normal level in the water supply is about 22mg/l as nitrate. The increased nitrate level on these days is not harmful to humans.

Huge pollen clouds have been seen drifting across the bay recently and MetService are warning hay fever sufferers to be prepared. Pollen is shed from flowering plants as microscopic grains 15 to 50 micrometres across. Only when they are shed in large numbers are they visible as dust or as a cloud in the air. Spring has nearly sprung and as winds strengthen and temperatures warm, the pollen season has begun. Most of the pollen in August is from pine and wattle and continues into August/September with deciduous trees like oaks, elm, birches and other deciduous trees says Dr David Fountain, Pollen Forecaster to MetService NZ.

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200 new state houses for Dam decision imminent A decision on the future of the Waimea Top of the South by 2022 As a result of the Governments comprehensive Public Housing Plan, released on August 24 by Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford, up to 200 more families in West Coast and Tasman will have new homes built over the next four years. “The Government’s fully-funded Public Housing Plan will build 6,400 new homes for families in need,” says Phil. Phil says, “the single most important thing the Government can do to solve the housing crisis is to build more affordable homes, and the best way to tackle homelessness is to build more public housing.”

Dam was being made on Tuesday, August 28. At the time of going to press the decision was unavailable as deliberations were continuing throughout the day. The Tasman District Council, together with its joint venture partners Waimea Irrigators Ltd and Crown Irrigation Investments Ltd, has been working on options for closing a funding gap of $26 million for the Waimea Community Dam. The dam remains the council’s preferred option for solving the acute summer water shortages and mayor Richard Kempthorne says the rationale for the dam remained compelling, even at the higher price.

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Beekeepers win gold at national awards Amy Russ For Scott Williamson and Jezebel Cleveland it was the culmination of a lifetime of work, to win a national award at the National Apiculture Conference in Blenheim, in July. Bringing home a gold medal in the ‘Best products of the Hive’ section, for their pollen product, was confirmation of their fantastic product. “We are absolutely chuffed,” says Scott, “we collect our own pollen and work with the best in Nelson and the West Coast. To have international judges says it was the best product they have ever seen was thrilling!” Scott has been beekeeping for 25 years and is the former president of the Nelson Beekeeping Club. Jezebel has ‘bees in her blood’ as her family have been in the bee business since 1975. Since her father’s passing, she wanted to carry on with what he began. “Dad was one of the early people doing pollen back before manuka honey became popular,” says Jezebel, “we don’t have a lot of manuka honey around in Nelson and I wanted to carry on in my father’s footsteps. People are starting to discover the benefits of pollen again, and it’s exciting.” “I believe New Zealand pro-

duces the best pollen in the world. We have a wonderful environment, we don’t use antibiotics to treat diseases and a lot of the pollen on the worldwide market has been contaminated with herbicides and pesticides. With our New Zealand beekeeping policies, we have a reputation for a clean environment.” With their meticulous procedures and hive monitoring, Scott and Jezebel keep a very close eye on the health of their bees. “We make sure to only take the surplus from the hives, you have to leave enough honey and pollen for the bees to be healthy.” They then process and package it for selling. “It’s raw, it’s pure and people can eat it by the teaspoon or mix it with yoghurt or cereal, or make chocolate with it.” Jezebel says pollen contains almost all of the nutrients needed to sustain life with over 250 known nutritional ingredients and thousands of beneficial enzymes, co-factors and hormones, “a teaspoon a day, contains everything you need to be healthy. It contains absolutely every vitamin and mineral you need, except for Vitamin E.” For more information go to their Facebook page, www.facebook.com/pollennationnz

Scott Williamson and Jezebel Cleveland of PollenNation Ltd have a lifetime-worth of experience in beekeeping. Photo: Supplied.

helloworld gears up for busy season Right now Tim and his team at helloworld Richmond are gearing up for another busy season with ‘early bird’ airfares to Europe and the northern hemisphere not too far away, not to mention next season’s cruise sales. Having employed an additional travel consultant, Amanda Cuff who previously managed the CruiseAbout travel agency in Nelson, the team can boast even more expertise in selling cruises. Tim says, “we’re especially chuffed to have reached new milestones. Over the past year, we sold over $1 million worth of cruises for the first time” - Tim reckons this reflects kiwis’ rapidly growing love affair with cruising. But that’s not all, in another first for the team they also racked up over $1 million in sales with Air New Zealand. At the recent helloworld annual Gala Award ceremony in Wellington, the Richmond team walked away with no less than five awards. Tim, Vicky and Rhonda all received awards recognising their individual sales achievements and scooped the Top Shop award for

The fun, friendly team at helloworld Richmond; Nick, Rhonda, Vicky and Tim. Inset: Amanda. Insight Vacations sales, plus a trophy for $1.5 million in sales with wholesaler GO Holidays. Now Tim and the team are turning their gaze to the 2018/2019 season; on 18 September they’re hosting a cruise information evening with a focus on three separate cruise lines (Celebrity, Royal Caribbean and Azamara) which collectively make up Royal Caribbean International. Amanda says, “anyone who hasn’t cruised before, but is curi-

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‘Helping Families’ with a very real need Amy Russ Kristy Rowe saw a real need in the area, for children and families who feel too afraid to ask for help. The idea stemmed from a conversation with a close friend, who provides foster care through Oranga Tamariki (Child, Youth and Families), when a child was dropped off wearing clothes too small for them. “I’ve always enjoyed helping people out,” says Kristy, “and after speaking with my friend I realised there was a certain stigma attached to asking for help. The big reason I started the charity is because I wanted to take that stigma away, take the judgement away.” Kristy started a Facebook page called ‘Helping Families’ and says things have steadily snowballed from there. “The aim is to help people who need support, whatever their circumstances may be, and connect them

container units. Any money coming in, that is what it is going towards at the moment.” Kristy’s vision is to expand into an area where people can go to for support, “somewhere people can come to for help, where we can provide information and even food parcels.” Working with agencies like Oranga Tamariki, WINZ, Barnados and Plunket is something

Kristy would love to do. “if anyone would like to get in contact with me, for more information, they can go to our ‘Helping Families’ Facebook page, we love to help.” Kristy is currently putting together a Go Fund Me page for donations. Check the Helping Families Facebook page for up-to-date info, open days and times. Contact Kristy by email kristy@ helpingfamilies.org.nz

Mel Harnetty, volunteer for Helping Families, with the charity’s creator Kristy Rowe. Photo: Amy Russ. with what they need and who they can talk to.” The service is completely confidential, and Kristy is open to anyone who wants to help out, whether it be by donations, volunteering or sponsorship. “At the moment, the biggest things we need is new under-

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Instrumental in country’s first record Emily Beaumont He’s been credited with contributing toward New Zealand music’s ‘big bang’ moment, but Richmond’s Jim Carter says he was “lucky”. On his lap steel guitar in 1948, Jim played the first notes on ‘Blue Smoke’ written by Ruru Karaitiana and sung by Pixie Williams. The recording became the debut release for Tanza, New Zealand’s first indie label, and was a huge local hit, selling more than 50,000 copies on 78rpm disc. “It was the first record made wholly in New Zealand, it was a very special record,” says Jim. The 99-year-old has outlived the others involved in the recording, one of the downfalls to longevity, he says. It was back in 1936 when, as a seventeen-year-old living in Lower Hutt, he first picked up the lap steel guitar. “I liked the sound of the steel guitar. They just sound better. No other instrument sounds the same as a steel guitar, you can’t copy it on any other instrument,” says Jim. During WW11 he joined the army but tuberculosis kept him away from the action.

Post-war the dance band scene was booming and Jim was soon playing regularly at dance halls. A successful audition for the 2YA Orchestra – what is now Radio NZ – led to Jim playing his lap steel guitar for live broadcasts out of a Wellington studio. “It was a terrific time, they were all much better than me so I learnt a lot.” Jim’s contribution to New Zealand’s music history didn’t stop at ‘Blue Smoke’, he went on to play in Ken Avery’s ‘Paekakariki’ and Johnny Cooper’s hits, ‘One by One’, ‘Look What You Done’, and ‘Pie-Cart Rock ‘n’ Roll, and his version of ‘Rock Around the Clock’. In 2015, esteemed kiwi musician Neil Finn visited Jim to make a recording of ‘Blue Smoke’ to mark the centenary of Anzac day. Nowadays Jim says he still plays daily but it is “much for my own amusement”, and his time is spent surfing YouTube where he enjoys watching various steel guitar clips and taking cyber tours to Hawaii, where lap steel guitars originated and he never managed to visit.

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Making the most of Tasman’s hills during her tenure provided the A decade and a half ago an enthu- perfect training ground for a recent siastic Susan Gill rolled into the walk across the north of Spain, and local Anglican parish, and on Sun- it’s our countryside coupled with day, August 26, she delivered her the renowned climate that Susan final sermon as vicar at Church on says she’ll miss the most, alongthe Hill in Richmond. side many of the relationships she “It’s been awesome, my time here, formed. it’s just been very “I’ve been the chapcool. This parish lain at Richmond is full of amazPrimary School for ingly loving people, seven years. It’s been they’re accepting great, I’ve enjoyed and non-judgmenthat immensely and tal,” says Susan. also with the staff.” Freshly ordained But it’s her efforts when she arrived in alongside Richmond Nelson, she began as Catholic Church’s an assistant before Merrick Mitchell becoming a vicar on that has provided July 1, 2011. the most satisfaction As well as always of her career. delivering sermons “It’s been a real highat Church on the light, the way the Hill, Susan also Anglicans and Cathlooked after St Al- Anglican vicar Susan Gill olics have moved ban’s on the Ap- delivered her final sermon closer together, mypleby straight, who on Sunday, August 26, af- self and Merrick will celebrate their ter more than a decade in have worked well 150th anniversary Richmond representing together and helped the Anglican Church. Pho- make that happen.” in November. “My parishes have to: Emily Beaumont. The energetic vicar allowed me lots of revealed a fresh holy room to make mistakes and grow,” trinity tatoo on her forearm last says Susan. week. The three points of the tat“The main reason I am in minis- too represent the three elements of try at all, and leader of this church the trinity: the Father, the Son, and community specifically, is that the Holy Spirit. God is sovereign and will not be Her negotiation skills will no boxed in by any of our precon- doubt continue to be in hot deceptions. I love that Jesus calls mand as she heads to Canterbury all kinds of people to follow him. where she’ll be surrounded by famAnd I love that the Holy Spirit is at ily including “nearly” nine grandwork in the whole world, not just children. the church. Co-operating with our “I’m going to miss the hill though. I God’s powerful, sometimes seem- also just love Queen St now and I’ll ingly random, work at Church on miss being so handy to the heart of the Hill and in our wider commu- town, but I just felt like it was time nity, is simply fabulous!” to go for both me and them.”

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Keen hunter Blair Jones is looking forward to the hunting competition he’s created in memory of a fellow hunting mate. Photo: Supplied.

This Saturday, September 1, marks the start of a six-week “unique” hunting competition with all proceeds going toward a late hunter’s daughter’s education. When Pete Adams had a mole removed and tested from his leg in 2015 the results came back clear, but a couple of years later it became apparent Pete had been misdiagnosed, leaving him to battle stage four melanoma. A battle he lost on July 27 this year. So, when his fellow hunting mate Blair Jones decided he wanted to help Pete in some way he came up with a “hunting competition for everyone”. “It was really the idea of doing something Pete loved to help him and his family out,” says Blair. Aimed to eliminate the pressure of people having to hunt over a weekend or a short period of time, Blair’s created the sixweek competition which will

be judged on videos made from people’s hunts. Judges for the 2-5minute videos that can be created on smart phones, GoPro’s or hand-held video cameras are yet to be announced, and Blair says the public can watch as videos will be constantly uploaded to the Tasman Territory Hunting Competition 2018 Facebook page. A move which he also hopes will also act as motivation for others to sign up to the competition. The categories of shotgun, heavy calibre, blackpowder/ muskets, centre fire, bow hunting and kids hunt, cost $35 per entry with the kid’s category free, and all kids receive a spot prize. Prizes for the competition include guided hunts in Tasman and Central Otago, rifles, knives and clothing. If you’re needing equipment or ammunition, Blair recommends visiting Shane Kelly at Brightwater’s Kelly Country shop, a principle sponsor.

Commercial-free radio station hits local airwaves There’s a new radio station on the airwaves of Tasman who pride themselves on being commercial-free and playing what they feel like. The station was launched across the Tasman on Tuesday, August 21. You can tune into Brian FM at 105.6 to be invaded, they say, “with a station that’s unlike anything offered on the radio dial”. Brian FM delivers a steady diet of Foo Fighters, Pink Floyd, Imagine Dragons, Split Enz, Green Day, The Mutton Birds, Tears for Fears, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and The Who, among a plethora of others. They claim to have a playlist that is probably the same size as all other stations added together. “We’re playing what we like, 100% commercial-free, with no DJ’s, and a full-on kiwi sarcastic approach to everything.” While they admit to having a few sponsors to pay the power bill and help buy them new music, the team at Brian FM say you’ll never get in the car and get to work listening to commercials the whole way. Their sponsor messages are around five seconds long and they only play a couple every hour.

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Spring was in the air as members of the public, and the Nelson Cake Decorators and Sugar Artists Guild, attended a cake decorators workshop held on August 18. Around 20 people attended the event to learn from demonstrator Colleen Fellingham, who travelled from Tauranga, to teach everyone the art of making flowers from sugar paste icing. Guild secretary, Desiree Thi-

art, has been a member for five years and absolutely loves it. She first started when she offered to pay for the wedding cake for her daughter-in-law, and was shocked at the price. Instead, Desiree decided to learn the art herself. Wakefield resident Lyn Kearney attended the workshop and says it was a successful day, “everyone who attended really enjoyed the day. Colleen was a superb demonstrator and teacher who encouraged and assisted in a way that everyone from beginners to more experienced decorators could understand.”

Nelson Guild is currently fundraising to host the annual New Zealand-wide Conference for Cake Decorators and Sugar Artists, which is going to be held in Nelson, November 2019. Lyn says, “we will be holding stalls etc, this and next year, to raise funds towards this event. The guild members are very grateful for all the support the public give us when we are out selling our raffles and cakes for fund-raising towards this event.” The guild will have a stall in the Richmond Mall, selling raffles and small cakes for Father’s Day, on September 1.

Local artist Cindy Hutton will be showing her work at the upcoming Art Expo weekend, at the Trafalgar Centre on August 31 – September 2. Photo: Amy Russ.

A weekend for art lovers Artist Cindy Hutton is looking forward to the personal interaction with visitors to this year’s Art Expo Nelson, being held this Friday to Sunday at the Trafalgar Centre. “I do like to meet people who buy my work. It’s different from pieces that are bought in an exhibition and go overseas, and you never meet the buyers.” One piece by Cindy that she will have at the show is an oil painting of the Boat Shed that she created for the ‘Colour Your Life’ tv show. “Graeme Stevenson is an Australian who goes throughout the world profiling artists and what they create in 24 hours. He came over here in October and filmed me for that. It was a great experience and good for my confidence as an artist. I was encouraged that he saw something in my work that he wanted to make a show out of it.” Cindy has since spent seven months painting a further six pieces especially for Art Expo Nelson, the works showcase the

Ladies who attended the Nelson Cake Decorators and Sugar Artists Guild Cinderella Carriage workshop, held last year. Photo: Supplied.

Nelson Matters A major debate on New Zealand’s approach to justice is underway with the Coalition Government’s summit last week and proposals to slash the prison population by 30%. I am open to new ideas as to how we can better prevent young people getting onto the treadmill of our justice system, but equally firm that our first priority must be the victims of crime. The Government’s arbitrary target to reduce the prison population by 30% or 3,000 inmates is a mistake. If you do the crime, you do the time. I see no evidence of excessive sentencing by our courts. It is very rare for people to get a custo-

dial sentence for minor offending. The vast bulk of our prisoners have committed serious multiple crimes. I do not share the moral panic over New Zealand’s imprisonment level. Minister Davis has claimed it’s the second highest in the world. This is factually incorrect as pointed out by justice academic Dr Liam Martin who says we are now fifth and 60th of 220 countries worldwide. The numbers equate to two people per 1,000 population and are growing at about 3% per year, not much more than our population growth. My fear is for public safety with the Government’s plans to soften our bail, parole and sentencing laws.

A controversial issue is National’s ‘Three Strikes law’ passed in 2010 that new Justice Minister Andrew Little wants to repeal. This law only applies to offenders over 18 and to serious, violent and sexual offenders. There is no parole or early release on a second strike and a maximum sentence on a third strike. The three strikes law has been applied to 9,943 cases with 207 in our Nelson court. The average number of criminal convictions for a person on a second strike was 26 and a third strike, 64. These are not one off offenders but serious criminals! Last week this law was applied to a third striker in Whanganui who

beauty of the high country. At this year’s Art Expo Nelson, there will be a chance for art lovers to decide the overall favourite, with a People’s Choice selected by popular vote. A selection panel will help narrow it down to ten pieces first and then the public will choose it from there. The Trafalgar Centre doors open to the public from 10am every day this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (31 August – 2 September). There will be over 100 artists with over 1000 pieces of artworks for sale. Art Expo Nelson has received sponsorship funding for this year’s event from the Nelson Events Marketing & Development Programme, which is funded by the Nelson City Council. The programme’s objective is to stimulate Nelson city’s economy in the shoulder and off season. View Cindys website at; www. cindyhutton.co.nz

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got seven years for a stabbing he committed while on bail. He had previously assaulted a person with a piece of wood causing serious injuries and stalked and sexually assaulted a 17 year old. The public needs protecting from these sort of offenders. The three strikes law is keeping the public safer but is also reducing reoffending. When we compare reoffending rates for the five years before and after the law was passed, a third fewer are reoffending. Criminals are getting the message that the public has a low tolerance of repeated violence. The right way to get the prison

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Thanks to local organisations, Harold the Giraffe, the Life Education Trust’s much-loved mascot, and Ingrid Kemp, Life Education’s educator, have a new vehicle to deliver the trusts important message to children around the region. Life Education Trust is a notfor-profit organisation that visits schools, and with Harold’s help, connects with primary and intermediate-aged children and teaches them important lessons about developing life skills. Chairperson for Life Education Trust, Michelle Fitzgerald, says their last vehicle was getting well past its use-by date. “We were very appreciative when some local organisations helped us out with getting a newer vehicle to help with our cause. Fitzgerald Construction Ltd, the local Freemasons and the Car Company all contributed. “Sportswise Signs and Graphics have done an awesome job signwriting the vehicle at no cost, so you are sure to spot the Haroldmobile around the region.” Michelle says that the Trust reaches over 90% of Nelson Tasman children.

Ian McLean, district grand master Freemasons NZ, Ingrid Kemp, Life Education Trust educator, Jamie Taylor, marketing manager for the Nelson Car Company and Life Education Trust mascot Harold the Giraffe. Photo: Amy Russ. “Our programme is pro-active in around obesity, substance use, and varied activities but is not the sense that the children who mental health and well-being, generally known by the media visit the classroom learn about and bullying. Unfortunately, New and public. health and their bodies; develop- Zealand has alarming statistics Ian McLean, Nelson Marlboring self-esteem and strategies for around youth suicide and child- ough district Grand Master says relating to others. poverty which makes the Life the charity serves a wide range of “Children learn that they re- Education programme, an im- needs by supporting the whole ally matter! Today’s children and portant one.” of life - from paediatrics to geryouth face a lot of challenges The Freemasons Charity has wide ontology - and many things in

between. “Harold makes a difference by supplying crucial life-skills information in an easily understandable way. Information, learning and innovative education in all aspects of life, help children to grow in a safe environment assisting them to make better life choices. We are only too happy to support the Life Education Trust and by donating funding we are showing our 100% support in the work the Trust is doing.” Jamie Taylor, marketing manager for The Car Company, says that Shane Drummond and the team at The Car Company have a strong belief in supporting the local community, “better-supported communities are better places to live. The Life Education Trust has a huge influence on children today, empowering and educating them to make wise choices that can affect their future health and well-being. My adult children remember Harold and the mobile bus arriving at their school, it’s great to see it’s still making a difference in our community.” “They say it takes a village to raise a child, we couldn’t achieve what we do without the support of the community,” sums up Michelle Fitzgerald.

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Runners have spring in their step Nelson runners and walkers enjoyed spring-like conditions for their annual Brightwater run on Saturday, August 25. The event took the athletes on some of the area’s walkways and cycleways, with the standout feature being the ascent and descent of Katania Heights. Comments from the athletes after the race were very positive, with most saying they thought it was a great course this year; that it was a brilliant

race and they loved it. The overall winner of the event was Matt Newberry in a very fast time of 29.46mins. Close behind him was Wayne Leighton in 30.21mins, also a very slick time, and in third place, Scott Howley in 32.04mins. Klaartja Van Schle ran strongly across the line to be the first woman home in a very commendable time of 32.26mins. The second woman home was Colette Read

in 34.13mins and closely behind her, Robyn Deane in 34.27mins. The first walker home was Alan West who finished well clear of the other walkers in 49.49mins. Next Saturday, September 1, is the popular two-person relay from Parkers Cove in Tahunanui and the following Saturday, September 8th, is the second year of the Motueka to Mapua relay, which was a great success last year.

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Lodge celebrates 50 years of teaching outdoor education Amy Russ Rotoiti Lodge Outdoor Education Centre is celebrating half a century of providing outdoor education. Police sergeant Noel Oxnam from Murchison first suggested the idea for a youth hall in the early 1960’s, and after significant contributions by the region’s community and Noel’s unfailing enthusiasm and drive, he was able to see his vision realized with its official opening in 1968. The site has hosted school camps, youth organizations, outdoor education, sports groups, weddings, family gatherings, cultural groups and numerous club and craft groups. Russell Ferens, director of the Lodge, started working there in 2006 as an instructor before progressing onto his current position. He estimates they have seen over 1,400 weeks of school camps, over 65,000 students and teachers. After holding an open day in February this year, Russell says he enjoyed hearing from some of the people who attended their stories of how the Lodge had featured in their lives, from the building of it to their experiences of going to camp there. “It always makes me smile to hear how something that happened on camp years ago had an effect on someone, and helped them to learn a bit more about themselves or change a direction that

An aerial view of the Lake Rotoiti Outdoor Education Centre. Inset: Around 1000 people attended the Lodge’s opening in 1968. As featured in Nelson Photo News, Issue No. 88, March 9, 1968. Photos: Supplied. they were heading in. One of the strengths of the Lodge is the range of user groups that use it and I get a kick when students tell me how their grandparents have been telling them about coming here for camp and I hope that those same students may in the future tell their grandchildren, that’s something pretty special.” With the building showing signs of ageing, the Whakatu Rotary Club, with help from several other clubs across the district, is currently fund-raising to help with re-fitting the aged and out-dated lodge kitchen. Whakatu Rotarian and the Lodge

fund-raisers’ project leader, Trevor Marshall, says the club has taken the lodge on as their community project. He says they are getting a strong response from the public and businesses, for them to want to be involved. “The Rotary club was involved in the building process of the Lodge from the very beginning. “We see this as a great opportunity for Rotary to recognize that and preserve it as much as we can. The goal is to give it a complete makeover, a fully completed kitchen, a refurbished living room, full double glazing, big

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Tasman men dominate season to win championship The Nelson Hockey Associations (NHA) club competition season has drawn to an end. Round 16 has been played and the tally has been counted. Tasman hockey club’s division one mens team took out the championship title, with a total of 39 points for the season. Federal women won the division two championship with a score of 48 points. Mens team Waimai United Hockey Club won their division three title with a total of 33 points and Federal women won their division’s title with 37 points. Division four mens team Garin College were the champions of their grade with 34 points for the season, and Tasman Hockey women won their division four championship title with a score of 28 points. Finally, Waimai United Hockey Club won the division five boys champs with a total score of 36, while Tasman Hockey club’s girls team secured their champion spot with a total of 28 points for their season. Division one men Waimai United lost their finals match-up against Waimai United NC with a score of 9 - 0, and Tasman men won their final against Federal 5 - 0. In the division two womens match-ups, Waimai United won against Federal Falcon 2 - 0, Fed-

Division one mens team Tasman Photo: Supplied. eral Ravens secured a win against Tasman Black with a score of 2 - 0, Federal Senior won against Tasman Green 3 - 2, and Federal won against Tasman White with a final score of 6 - 1. Division three mens teams played close matches with Tasman winning against Federal 2 - 0, Waimai United coming in close with a score of 5(4) - 5(3) (penalty shootout against Endeavours), and Federal A losing their match-

won the championship title for Nelson Hockey Associations 2018 club competition hockey season. up against Stoke 3 - 0. Division three womens teams fought hard in their final games with Tasman Black beating Tasman White 5 3, Waimai United winning 1 - 0 against Black Hawkes and Federal Firebirds beating Rewa 3 - 0. NHA also hosted the under 15 JD trophy (girls) and the Supporter cup (boys) over the weekend. Prof. Fabian Amor, NHA Operations Manager says, “everyone enjoyed a great weekend of hockey,

where Marlborough Hockey Association dominated the tournament, winning both trophies. We would like to express our thanks to all players, coaches, managers, umpires, families and friends for a great weekend of hockey.” Nelson Hockey Associaton (NHA) prize-giving information: NHA will be hosting, at Nelson Hockey Pavilion, the 2018 Prizegiving on Friday, October 26, as follows: Junior prizegiving:

Under 13 and under 15 players, coaches, managers, umpires, volunteers, sponsors, families and friends. 5:30pm to 7:00 pm. Senior prizegiving: Under 18 senior women and men - players, coaches, managers, umpires, volunteers, sponsors, families and friends. 8:00pm to 9:30pm Please contact Nelson Hockey Association for any extra information you may need. Ph: 035479988.

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Players battle it out for Hockey Championship Nelson Hockey hosted this year’s Tasman Secondary Schools (TSS) Hockey Championships on August 15 & 16. Three teams competed in the girls competition and four teams competed in the boys. The girls championship was retained by Waimea College, after winning both tightly contested games against Nelson College for Girls. Garin College entered a mixed team which saw them dominate one match against each girls team, but the girls fighting back in the other game to draw. In the boys side the first match saw a draw between Waimea College and Nelson College which meant Nelson College retain the Wilkens

Trophy. Marlborough Boys College travelled across for the tournament and added another layer to the tournament. But the Championship was decided in the last game where Nelson College had to beat Nayland College by 5 for them to pip rivals Waimea College. Nayland College fought hard and were able to keep Nelson College to 3 goals, meaning Waimea College completed the double again for 2018. Nelson Hockey Association (NHA) would like to thank Sport Tasman and, in particular, Jeni Thornborough, Ally and Zachs Cafe for feeding the troops, all the umpires who did multiple games, and all the coaches, managers and players from each team!

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Touch season approaching Senior and children’s entries for the NBS Richmond Summer Touch module 2018/19 season are now open. You can register online at www. sporty.co.nz/richmondtouch or take your form along to the registration day at Jubilee Park in Richmond on Saturday, September 15. The cost for an adult team is $360 and kids are $10 per player, all fees are to be paid prior

to the first game. Division one is the competitive grade while division two is social. Held on Wednesday evenings, the touch module is run through Waimea Old Boys Rugby Football club in association and full affiliation to Touch NZ, operating regionally under Nelson Bays and playing by official Touch NZ rules. Teams are to provide their own

numbered team shirts with all players to wear provided apparel for the duration of the games. All fees must be paid prior to commencement of the first game on October 17. Full support and training is given to anybody interested in becoming a referee and those interested are asked to contact touch coordinator Aleisha Hart at wobrfc@xtra.co.nz

Richmond Bowls Tuesday, August 21 drawn pairs. Peter Bartlett & Bernadette Teece 1st, Bruce Smith & Jeanette Pauling 2nd, Alan Dalzell & Russell Aitkenhead 3rd. Lucky team Wendy Nossmann & Carolyn Keehan. Thursday, August 23, drawn triples. Jamie Hoult, Mike Keenan, Bob Foster 1st, Mike Carter, Glenn Allan, John Marsden 2nd, Bruce Smith, Barry Eathorne, Julie Bartlett 3rd. Lucky team Dawn Dymond, Jeanette Pauling, Bob Burroughs Sunday, August 26, teams triples. Warren Burrows, Martin Hammond, Murray Scott 1st, Barbara Thomason, Ronda Bellis, Graeme Thomson 2nd, Dave McLeod, Mark Moffitt, Huey Draper 3rd, Lucky team Barry Chinnery, George Barbir, Alison Brett.

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Target shooters make NZ teams Target Shooting Nelson’s four members who made New Zealand teams in August. From left, Katherine Butt, David Baigent, Rachel McLaren and Cameron Gibbs. Katherine and Cameron were selected, for the first time, for the South Island Junior team, then made their way into the New Zealand Junior team (under 21), Rachel made the New Zealand Women’s team and David made the New Zealand Veterans team (over 60). The club held the Target Shooting Nelson’s 2018 North vs South Indoor Match from August 17 to 19. Teams of shooters are selected for North Island and South Island teams based on Championship scores shot between April and June each year. For North Islanders, this is based on the average out of 100 of their four best scores, while for South Islanders it is from their three best scores. Photo: Supplied.

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The complete combined Nelson, Belnheim and Tasman junior tennis team who competed in Wellington against Hutt Valley. Photo: Supplied.

Junior tennis players cross the strait for comp A combined Nelson, Blenheim and Tasman junior tennis team travelled to Wellington over the weekend of 25 and 26 August. They were there to compete in the annual representative fixture against Hutt Valley. A home advantage along with strong competition in the 14’s age group meant a challenge for the Tasman team. Four age categories compete for this trophy; 10 years through to 16 years. Tasman 10’s came through with a win 7/5, their singles matches

proving the turning point, winning 5 out of 8. The 12’s team had a close call, going down 14/10 to Hutt Valley, with the 14’s team being challenged by stronger players across the board, tipping the fixture in Hutt Valley’s favour with a 23/1 win by Hutt Valley. Despite the 14/10 win to Hutt Valley, the 16’s age group displayed more evenly competed matches; Alex Brogan (Richmond Club) had a particularly good fixture winning all four of his matches, with exciting 3 set doubles match-

es in both the mixed and the doubles; Alex Brogan & Christie Gilbert (Richmond Club) beat Alex Randall & Sophie Painter 6/3, 2/6, 10/7, and Brogan & Sam Innes-Walker (Nelson Club) beat Alex Randall & Liam Nicol 4/6, 6/1, 10/7. Overall score 56/28 to Hutt Valley. This is a valuable opportunity to combine with Blenheim and compete as a Tasman team gaining experience against other regions. Early in September the Tennis Hot Shots in Schools programme

linking to Have a Go open day kicks off. Tennis Hot Shots in Schools is taking place at 38 primary schools throughout the region during the third term. Tennis Hot Shots is the national starter tennis programme for New Zealand children. The programme is just for kids. Smaller courts, shorter racquets and softer balls mean that kids can play a proper game of tennis from the moment they step on court. On Saturday, September 15, the ‘Have a Go Day’ at all tennis

clubs throughout the region will take place. Forty-two primary and intermediate schools are invited to one-hour of free coaching dedicated to their school at a club close to them. Later in September on the 22nd and 23rd, Talley’s junior spring open tournament will be held at Richmond Tennis Club. The juniors will once again have an opportunity to compete against players from further afield when they come up against Canterbury on Sunday, October 14, in a junior fixture.

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Representatives of the Te Totara Development Programme. The team toured to play against the best from Queensland schools in early August. Photo: Supplied.

Te Totara volleyball teams excel in Queensland tournament Forty of the region’s youth volleyballers, representing Nelson Bays under the Te Totara Development Programme, headed across the Tasman to take on Queensland Secondary Schools in early August. The tour provided opportunity for these young players to play competitive volleyball and to see how they measured up against the schools from Queensland. The trip was successful beyond expectation. Three of the four

teams reached the semi-finals in their divisions. The U17 boys team played extremely well through a tough Division 1 grade to only just get pipped at the end and miss out on a medal, finishing in 4th place. The U17 girls team played in the top U17 Girls Honours Grade and came away from the tournament in 6th place. The U19 Boys and Girls were entered in the top tournament division - U20 Honours Grade. The

U19 Girls turned last season’s 8th place finish into a silver medal this year. Finishing second in the pool they went on to play a quarter-final where they battled through in another 5-set game. The final went back and forth on points only to fall 16-14 in the 5th set - so close to the title. An outstanding finish to their tournament. The U19 Te Totara boys teams had a target on their back from the start of the tournament, hav-

ing taken the title in 2017 along with MVP honours. With only 3 players returning from last year’s title team, it was a relatively new team to take on this challenge and a goal was set to reach the semis. The team played through all four of the pool play matches undefeated. The boys battled hard to play for gold once again with a 17-15 win. The boys regrouped after the semi-final marathon and Jacob Bryan led the team in a haka be-

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Community Notices THE CENTRAL GARDEN GROUP SPRING FLOWER SHOW Sat. Sept 1st 9am-3pmjoin US for a wonderful flower show & plant sales plant stalls, unique cut flowers, succulents, floral art, rock garden plants, etc, entrY $3.00 pp Devonshire Tea available $4. Stoke Methodist Hall, Neale Ave, Stoke A SPECIAL COmbINED HOPE RANzAU W.I. 86th Birthday Celebration/Nelson Federation Group Day will be held on MONDAY 3rd. Sept. at Waimea Village Community Hall, Gladstone Rd. Richmond. 10.30am – 3.30pm. Bring own lunch. Everyone Welcome. Your contact Brenda 5445872 mUSIC ON TUESDAy 10.00a.m. Sept. 4th Richmond Town Hall. Featuring Welsh bass-baritone Bryn Terfel. Bryn sings a range of songs & arias from Wagner to Rodgers & Hammerstein. Recorded live in Amsterdam with full orchestra under the baton of Edo de Waart. Contact: 5445852 GRAND SPRING VARIETy SHOW at Holy Trinity, (Church-on-the-hill) Dorset St. Richmond. Saturday Septermber 1st at 7.00p.m. Music, humour, a family evening for all. Bring your friends & have a fun evening out. Contact:5447992 COmmUNITy SING-ALONG Wednesday 5 Sept. 1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd., Richmd. Afternoon tea. Gold coin for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Enquiries 5448562. bROOk SANCTUARy Visitor Centre & Volunteers Wanted. Saturday, Sunday & Monday shifts available. Can you spare one day a month? No fixed commitment all training

provided. Help protect the future of Nelson’s Wildlife. 035462422. NELSON CAmERA CLUb meets 2nd & 4th Mondays 7/30 pm Netball Pavilion, upstairs Saxton Rd., Stoke. We welcome all photographers from beginners to experienced. Contact 021 2360 847. www.nelsoncameraclub.co.nz NELSON SOCIAL DANCING CLUb bALL, at Club Waimea 8 Sept. Live Music. 7.30– 1.15pm. Ticket Sales only. Members $30 Non-Members $40. Contact Chris 021 160 1358 FRESH FOCUS STEVE SHAW & JANE ACHESON will speak on “FROM THE SUBLIME TO THE RIDICULOUS … UZBEKISTAN” at the Elim Christian Centre Hall at 625 Main Rd., Stoke, on Monday, 3 Sept. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Join us on Fridays, 4:00-5:45 pm at Comida Café, 7 Alma St, Buxton Sq, for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. http://www.afnelsontasman.org/ WILLOW bANk HERITAGE VILLAGE 79 Wakefield-Kohatu Highway first Open Day Sunday 2nd Sept., 10 am-3 pm. Historic displays in the Edwardian Village, dress up clothes, a Victorian cafe with tea, cake & coffee, & a 1950s burger bar. Gluten free & vegetarian options. This is a NZ Tree Crops Association fundraising event. Selling apple trees grafted to order, a big choice of old fashioned & heritage apple tree varieties. Learn how to graft your own fruit trees. Cash only (No EFTPOS, sorry). Free entry. Family friendly. Rain or shine. Inquiries to treecropsnelson@treecrops.org.nz

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CANCER SOCIETy SUPPORT GROUPS, 1. breast Cancer Support Group Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy St., if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. 2. Creative writing course with Heather Holmes, Author of “What’s In A Name” 14th Sept. 2-4pm $30 . 3. monthly Carers Support Group For Partners / Family / Friends who are supporting someone with cancer, or recovering from cancer. Come & meet others & discuss what you would find helpful from this group. Register for all events at 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz NELSON 50+ WALkING GROUP: Sept. 6th, Mt. Robert– Paddy’s Track–Bushline Hut. Ph. Lesley, 548 0366 or Jill, 548 6744. Nelson 50+ mini Walkers: Sept. 4th, TasmanDickers Rd.. Meet 10 am at Tasman Memorial. Ph. Des, 540 3373. NELSON RAILWAy Founders Park. The Railcar will be running every Saturday & Sunday throughout August & Sept., between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. The fares are $5 for Adults, $3 for Children. Come & see us at the station. INDOOR bOWLS - SOCIAL TEAm - Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy Street, Richmond. Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Maryann 5442596 LUNCH ON THE HILL, an outreach of Church on the Hill, Richmond. All are invited to a lovely lunch every 1st & 3rd Tues of the month. Salvation Army Hall, 57 Oxford St, Richmond, 11:30 coffee, lunch served at

12noon, Koha admission. Contact Yvonne 544 88 44. mE/CFS/Fm SUPPORT Nelson Bays. Find support with others who understand. Come & join our small informal group, first Wednesday of month, Sinful Cafe, rear 276 Queen St (near library), 10.30-11.30am strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com Ph: 03 543 8500 to book your spot. ONE FREE bETTER bREATHING CLASS during September - for new participants only during our respiratory awareness month – Breathe Better September. We can help you learn to breathe correctly and improve your energy levels. Just ph Sue 544 1562 or email asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz to be sent a voucher. FOREST & bIRD 1. Saturday 1 September. Planting at Ronga Reserve, Rai Valley. Bring lunch & drink, a spade, gardening gloves and warm clothing - BBQ provided for lunch. Meet outside the Brick Oven in Rai Valley by 9.45am. Contact Jenny jennym.easton@gmail. com. 2. Friday 7 to Sunday 9 September. Weekend camp at Ngarata Homestead. We will be planting and doing plant maintenance at Hadfields Clearing near Awaroa in Abel Tasman National Park. Book with Julie nikau48@gmail.com. 3. Wedn 12 September. Evening talk by Zac Milner about his work on Gough Island in the South Atlantic Ocean and the management of the invasive pest plant Sagina procumbens. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St, Tahunanui NEW TO Nz? Join Citizens Advice for a free information session on EMPLOYMENT - local issues, expec-

its good fun and exercise . Tuesday 7.30 . For more info. ph 5440902 LIFE LINC HELP: 1. Feeling sad, stressed, depressed or stuck? Identify and explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Richmond or Nelson. Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions available now for individuals and couples 2.Needing a new direction? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a more meaningful way? Join our Counselling GROUP on Tuesdays in Nelson, spaces available now. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. Interested? Call Life Linc Nelson 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz NELSON ASTHmA SOCIETy Find support & information at our next Pulmonary Rehab programme, starts in October, weekly Better Breathing classes, access free dust mite covers and resources all this is available at the Nelson Asthma Society asthma. nelson@xtra.co.nz or ph: 03 544 1562. HAVE yOU EVER THOUGHT OF bECOmING A VOLUNTEER? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz Ph. 546 7681. If you live with a disability & would like to get involved in volunteering, Volunteer Nelson can help. Ph. Belinda 03 546 7681 email Belinda@volunteernelson.org.nz CRAFT CARING & SHARING, Each Monday 9.30am-12noon ‘til 24 Sept. All welcome. Bring a friend. Bring your craft. Enjoy a cuppa. Gold coin donation. Ph. 544 9174 ask for Pauline or Terry 5449174.

tations and conditions. 11th September 5.30 - 7pm - Nelson Public Library - activities room. ALL MOST WELCOME Ph: 548 2117 for info. APPLEby SCHOOL COUNTRy FAIR, Sat 1 Sept 11-2. Great food, entertainment, silent auction, face painting, bouncy castle, pony rides, home baking, country cafe, produce white elephant and heaps more. A great fun day out for the family, rain or shine. ASTRONOmy: Public Open Nights, if sky is clear, Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai, Fridays 31 August, 7-9pm. View the planets and other objects through the telescopes. $5.00 cash koha per person, $15 maximum for families. Dennis 5470525. CLASSIC & COLLECTAbLE CAR SHOW, Sun 2nd Sept. 10.30am onwards at Higgins Heritage Park, Pigeon Valley, Wakefield. Sausage Sizzle, hot & cold drinks available. Entry $5 per car, driver & passengers free, Motorcycles $2. All welcome. GROW’S 12-STEP PROGRAm is a proven way for wellbeing. Finding with others answers needed for mental health. Anxiety, depression, loneliness, fear; just some of the problems we can work through with others. Ph 547-6120 RICHmOND WELCOmE GROUP NEW HERE? Have a cuppa, meet new friends, ask questions. All welcome. 10am, first and third Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Road. Call Glenys 265 5318 LIkE mUSIC AND DANCING? Try Scottish Country Dancing . Tuesday 7.30pm, Methodist Church Hall, Neale Ave. Stoke. We do it because

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Richmond footballers claim senior season’s first silverware With the junior season officially over, there were some friendlies played between teams to finish off. However, Alan and Marion Mathews have a couple of weeks left with the 1st Kicks and Fun Football kids, and the reports say that approximately 50 kids between the ages of 4 and 7 don’t really want to finish and are already looking forward to next year! Saturday, August 25, also saw a handful of senior cup semi’s and finals being played around the region, with the majority out at Wakefield domain. And in perfect sunny conditions, the first piece of senior cup silverware was picked up by a Richmond team when the Thompson Daly Chartered Accountants Richmond Thistle lads beat Motueka 2 – 0 in the Glen Stephens Cup Final. At Jubilee Park, the 1.15pm

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The 2018 Tasman B squad: Forwards: Lemeki Cagialau (Waimea Old Boys), Billy Collins (East Coast), Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta (Stoke), Mike Curry (Moutere), Dan Hytongue (Waimea Old Boys), Seymour Lambert (East Coast), Jesse MacDonald (Central), Isaiah Miller (Nelson), Hugo Nankivell (Stoke), Jacob Norris (Marist), Teu Sami (Marist), Braden Stewart (Central), Te Puoho Stephens (Marist), Julius Togafau (Marist), George Tuineaau (Waitohi), Jake Wetere (Marist). Backs: Tomas Aoake (Stoke), Sam Briggs (Marist), Alex Coventry (Waimea Old Boys), Nick Foxley (Nelson), Ben Finau (Moutere), Jack Grooby (Stoke), Willi Havili (Nelson), Michael Stringer (Waimea Old Boys), Kavekini Tabu (Renwick), Erenimo Tau (Waimea Old Boys), Timoci Tavatavanawai (Central), Michael Vaeno (Renwick), Kaide Whiting (Waimea Old Boys). Head coach: Gray Cornelius, assistant coaches: Glenn Blackmore, Kane Hames.

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Murchison Hospital and Health Centre The National Trust is a seeking a person with experience in complaint resoNational Advocacy TrustAdvocacy is seeking person with experience in complaint resolution and Permanent, part-time position workingThe 64 hours a lution and public speaking to join our team as a Health & Disability Advocate. The fortnight - 0.8FTE. public speaking to join our team as a Health & Disability Advocate. The position is 40 hours position is 40 hours per week, will be based in the Nelson office. WAIMEA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL Closing date: Sunday, 16 September 2018. per week, will be based in the Nelson office. ENROLMENTS FOR IN-ZONE STUDENTS The primary objectives of the position are the resolution of complaints between the Ref: N18/380. parties and promoting the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights Online application, CV and cover letter are primary objectives through education and The offormal the position arenetworking. the resolution of complaints between the parties and 2019 - Year 7 Enrolments required before your application can be processed. promoting the CodeAdvocates of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights through formal are required to travel to areas away from the main office, and for training Enquiries can be made to Human Resources Prospectus to students in local schools education and networking. purposes the occasional stay away from home will be necessary. Successful appliNelson telephone: (03) 546 1274 30 July - 22 August cants will have a clean current driver’s licence and their own vehicle which will be or email vacancies@nmdhb.govt.nz used for work purposes.

Advocates are required to travel to areas away from the main office, and for training purposes Year 6 Parent Evening Our ideal candidate: Wednesday 12 September – 7:00pm the occasional stay away from home will be necessary. Successful applicants will have a clean www.nmdhb.govt.nz/careers Will have proven experience that enables them to meet the primary objectives and current driver’s licence and their own vehicle which will be used for work purposes. demonstrate a calm professional approach in every activity associated with their

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work. They will have the communication skills to be able to professionally navigate Monday 17 September complex complaints directly with people and over the telephone. They will also Our ideal candidate: need to demonstrate excellent written and computer skills including report writing, data entry andthat letterenables writing. The successful personthe mustprimary be able to objectives show they can and demonstrate Enrolment Scheme - Zone Will have proven experience them to meet school is required by the Ministry of work alone but recognise also that being part of a team is integral to success of Time a calm professional anapproach in every activity associated with theirthe work. They will haveThethe organisation. Education to operate a scheme to manage out of

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Richmond Part Cleaning Positions communication skills to be able to professionally navigate complex complaints directly zonewith enrolments. Details are available from the The successful person will be supported with ongoing professional development We have both morning and evening work and over the telephone. They will also need to demonstrate excellent written and school office and website. people and may be required to undertake an approved advocacy qualification. available in Richmond. computer skills including report writing, data entry and letter writing. The successful person school has determined no places are likely to Weekday mornings - approx. 2 hrs Mon-Fri must be able to showInterested? they can work alone but recognise also that being part of a team isThe integral be available for out of zone students for 2019. (7am to 9am - can be done earlier.) Then send your handwritten cover letter and CV to Clare by emailing: advocacy. to the success of an services@xtra.co.nz organisation. or post to PO Box 1307, Christchurch Mail Centre, Christchurch Weekend mornings - approx. 3.5 hours both days. Evenings - 3 evenings per week between 1-3 hrs.

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The successful person will be supported with ongoing professional development and may Nelson Mail, Nelson Leader, version Motueka Guardian, Waimea Weekly required to undertake approved advocacy qualification. Thean position description is available on request by emailing Clare. version Previous applicants need not apply. Interested? public Notice close at 12 midday 07 September Then send yourApplications handwritten coveron Friday letter and 2018 CV to Clare by emailing auctioN advocacy.services@xtra.co.nz or post to PO Box 1307, Christchurch Mail Centre, Christchurch 8140 Please include the names of three referees (one must be your current manager). 2018 Triennial Election of Trustees 2018 Triennial Election of Trustees public Notice public Notice Declaration of Election Result Declaration of on Election The position description is available requestResult by emailing Clare.

For more details call us on 03 544 0658. Thank you.

I declare the results for the 2018 triennial trustee election that closed on Thursday 16 August 2018.

NELSON SUBURBAN GENERAL & POLICE CLUB2018INC. Applications close at 12 midday on Friday 07 September UNCLAIMED AUCTION Previous applicants need not apply.

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6,233 4,811 3,261 To all members of our club I would like

to advise 3,111we have a new home at City Club Incorporated premises at 1 Kinzett 2,752 Terrace, Nelson. 1,834 You are1,351 all invited to drinks and nibbles and to 535 meet the 17 other club members on our first day at the new29club at 5pm on 1 September 2018. New members are also welcome. All Welcome I therefore declare Patrick ADAMSON, Ian BARKER If you need aforride and Judene EDGAR to be elected as Trustees the into Nelson from Tahuna, Stoke, Richmond and Atawhai please ring work NetworkwaNted Tasman Trust. 5486815 and book this with Chrissy. The The voting return was 21.88%, being 8,626 votes Builder Maintenance courtesy coach will leave the City Club of which 82.67% voted by post and 17.33% man.castDecks, fences, premises at 4pm to do a round trip and then votedboxes, online. weatherpotager another round trip hourly thereafter. Please Anthony Morton board, floor replacement. use our coach if you dont wish to drive into Returning HeatIndependent transfers. RingOfficer Nelson. iro@electionz.com Russell 027 884 2330 re666 044 Believe or Not quiz evenings will continue at liable0800 honest service. Kinzett Terrace on Tuesday commencing at 7.30pm. All welcome. aNtiques Housie continues at Warnes Stadium in Songer Furniture, Art, CollectiStreet, Stoke from 1 to 4pm on Tuesdays. bles, Toys etc. Fresh Visitors are welcome. estate lots arrived from BARR, Peter Mini workshops 10am - 12 Noon BROWN, Mike TAYLOR, Paul Anna Guest speaker Williams from Wellington SOLOMON, Lewis H (oriental rug restorer) HUDSON, Donald1-2pm INFORMAL Adults $5 BLANK VOTING PAPERS Bring your own lunch

I declare the results for the 2018 triennial trustee election that closed on Thursday 16 August 2018. 2018 Triennial Election of Trustees (3 vacancies)

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