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Two new bus routes to meet Richmond’s growth Jacqui Rawson Reporter

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Some progress for Richmond public transport will be visible next week when two new bus loops come into service. “The new bus loop service pro-

vides a great opportunity for residents to better access the Richmond town centre and to connect to the Nelson service,” says Tasman mayor Tim King. The loops will provide services in the east of Richmond, encompassing Hill Street and Champion Road and in the west, Lower Queen Street and Three Brothers

Corner. The loops will be on a trial basis for the first 12 months with no changes to take place regarding timing or routes. Designated stops or other, easier to implement, changes could take place during the 12 months. “We want to monitor what’s working and what’s not, so we ensure the service is right,” says

Tasman District Council transportation planning advisor, Drew Bryant. A benefit of these buses is their ‘hail and ride’ concept. With only a couple of designated stops, the idea is that passengers will get the drivers attention by waving to let them know to stop. Buses must obey road rules however, so can

only stop where it is possible to pull in safely to a curb. The recently-released Bee Cards serve to encourage the use of these new bus loops by offering discounted rates of 50c per adult fare. The concept behind the Bee cards, preloaded with money,

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The Wai-iti Dark Sky Park an education on light pollution Jacqui Rawson The opening of the Wai-iti Dark Sky Park and its recent international recognition is testament to the importance of a dark night sky beyond the stars’ clear visibility. The park wants to reflect the importance of the absence of light pollution. “ . . . . it is a place to teach and educate the community about the importance of the naturally dark night sky for our own health and well-being, and that of plants and animals in our environment,” says chairman of the Top of the South Dark Sky committee, Ralph Bradley. The opening of the park marked the result of five years of work by the Top of the South Dark Sky committee to have the park officially recognised by the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA). A recognition obtained because of

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Wai-iti Dark Sky Park showing the night sky in all its glory. Photo: Supplied.

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Two new bus routes to meet Richmond’s growth FRoM PAGE 1 is to create ease of boarding. With no digging around in pockets and handbags for change, passengers take their seats quicker meaning fewer delays to the bus’s loop. “The new route passes close to most of the retirement and rest homes, which is great for the community’s older citizens,” says Tim. One of the new services goes directly past Age Concern on Oxford Street. “We really support this new bus service,” says Age Concern Nelson/ Tasman manager, Caroline Budge, “to help keep members of our aged community socially connected.” SuperGold Concession Card users can continue to travel free as per their usual allotted times and get discounts during the remainder of the time as normal by linking their SuperGold Card with a Bee Card. The Bee Card will recognise the SuperGold Concessions. Linking of the two cards can be done at the Tasman

District Council’s customer service desk on Queen Street. By linking the cards, it removes the need to show concession cards to the driver. The preloaded Bee Cards follow a tag-on and tag-off procedure. The Bee Card is ‘tagged’ against the machine as you enter the bus and must be used to ‘tag’ off again when exiting. If a passenger tags on and off, the Bee Card automatically records transfers and provides an hour within which a passenger can change buses. This allows a passenger to come into Queen Street on one of the new Richmond loop buses and then jump on a bus into Nelson and not be charged for the extra zone. Of course, there is still the opportunity to pay by cash if you happen to forget your Bee Card, although this works against the advantages the service is trying to achieve such as a speedier service.

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Upwards of $80,000 spent on search for missing trampers Matt McCrorie Over $80,000 was spent on the search and rescue operation to find missing trampers Dion Reynolds and Jessica O’Connor, who became lost in Kahurangi National Park in May. The pair, both 23, left from Anatori into Kahurangi National Park on May 9, becoming lost and injured. A huge search and rescue effort began on the 19th and the two trampers were found on May 27 after 19 days in the bush, and taken to hospital by an air force NH90 helicopter to be treated for minor injuries. The pair began their tramp during Alert Level 3, during lockdown which banned overnight tramps. Before the pair went missing, they were last seen by a fellow camper at Anatori camp. They told the camper that they only had enough food for four to six days in the bush but planned to fast and ration so they could spend longer in the national park. Police lead the search, helped by Land SAR, the Defence Force, Fire and Emergency New Zealand, and several other smaller groups and volunteers. Documents obtained by the

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Caption: Dion Reynolds and Jessica O’Connor were rescued after they became lost and injured in Kahurangi National Park in May. Photo: Supplied. Waimea Weekly via the Official Information Act reveal the climbing cost of the operation. Acting National Manager of Response and Operations for the New Zealand Police, Inspector Nicholas Brown, says that police costs in the period 22 May – 15 June add up to $21,508. Around $2,480 was spent on accommodation, $1,191 on food, and $450 as miscellaneous costs. Taking the biggest chunk of the bill however, was $17,387 for helicopter rental costs. Inspector Brown noted that complete costs for the operation have not been received from all of the organisations involved, and that the total cost of the operation is likely to climb. It has also been revealed that

the bill for the New Zealand Defence force was $62,156. The cost for the NH90 helicopter that rescued the pair of trampers was $57,070. Food and accommodation costs were $2,163, travel $2,878, and $43.48 miscellaneous. A similar search and rescue operation was undertaken in Kahurangi national park early in June had an entirely different outcome. A Wellington man who became injured set off a personal locator beacon and was being treated in Nelson Hospital within two hours. Personal locator beacons can be hired for $30 a day, from the Rescue Helicopter trust, or various other outlets, such as Hunting and Fishing in Richmond.

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Richmond advocates for local board Matt McCrorie Reporter

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A local woman has been campaigning for more representation. Robin Schiff has been advocating for a community board for Richmond, but now wants to go a step further and create a local board, to ensure that Richmond has a enough representation as the population continues to grow. Robin got the idea to advocate for a local board for Richmond after seeing the consultation documents presented to ratepayers for the Golden Bay community board. “A local board has much more power,” says Robin. A community board exists at the pleasure of the council – it does not have any legal authority outside of what council decides to give it. A local

board has obligations as well as authority. “The local board has to agree with council on the annual plan. I think this would be a good thing for Richmond.” One of the options on the submission form for the Golden Bay local board consultation is ‘Support the option of a Golden Bay local board, and a local board elsewhere in Tasman District.’ Robin says that this is a great opportunity for Richmond residents who want more representation to speak up. “We are slated to have 4000 houses built in the next 10 years. To develop this town in a good way, there is going to have to be a lot of community input,” Robin says. “I think it’s important we give Richmond the best shot of continuing to be a great place to live,” Robin says. Local board members would

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be elected in the same way that community board members and councillors are. “There will be arguments against this in that it will raise rates,” For Golden Bay, it is around $75 a year per rateable property. “I think it depends on how you look at it. It makes it so that when that local board have to come to an agreement with council around rates, you get much more say in all the rates that you are paying,” Robin says. “There is accountability, council will need to explain more transparently what has been spent where. “We as people have a lot more say on what our rates are spent on,” Robin says. Robin will be at the Richmond Library for the next two weeks on Monday be- Local woman Robin Schiff is advocating for a local board for Richmond foltween 12:00 and 1:30pm. lowing the consultation for the Golden Bay local board. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

Consultation underway for Golden Bay Community Board Consultation has been released by the Local Government Commission on the application to create a community board in Golden Bay, and what the financial impact will be for the entire district. The commission needs to gauge support for the proposal and see if the community is satisfied with the current proposal, or if there are changes that need to be made. A document has been distributed to homes throughout the Tasman District with information on what the commu-

nity board might look like, and what it might cost. The consultation has been shared with the entire district because the decision will have a financial impact on all ratepayers. The consultation also gives residents a chance to voice their opinions and propose new or alternative ideas. $53m for Top of the South projects The Government announced last week that it is investing $53.3 million in projects around the Top of the South that will boost the Nelson, Marlborough, and Tasman regions. The projects are being funded by a combination of loans and investments from the Provincial Growth Fund and the Infrastructure Reference Group’s shovel-ready projects. Several projects

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One of my passions as Nelson’s MP is championing practical law changes that will prevent tragedies and save lives. Two such causes are requiring smoke alarms and introducing random roadside drug testing. House fires have historically killed about 18 people per year in New Zealand, with most in winter. I have dealt with the trauma of parents losing their children in house fires and words cannot describe the grief. I changed the tenancy laws as Building Minister in 2016 requiring smoke alarms. These laws are working with the number of fatalities halving since. My frustration is we have had

three house fires this July, in Tiaphi St and Konini St in Nelson and in Thomasson Ave in Motueka where there were no working smoke alarms. A family pet died in one and a man hospitalised in the other but thankfully no one was killed. Two other house fires last week in Campbell and Nile Streets had smoke alarms and were quickly extinguished. Ten year life smoke alarms cost less than $50. I urge landlords, tenants and homeowners to ensure they have the required smoke alarms. If cost is a barrier, get in touch with my office as help is available. Drug impaired drivers kill 95 people per year. That is now more than

from drunk drivers. My involvement in the drugged driver issue came about with the horrific New Year’s Eve crash over two years ago in Appleby that killed 23 year old Matthew Dow. I have worked with his grief stricken parents Karen and Peter Dow on their petition supported by over 4,000 Nelsonians on getting New Zealand to introduce roadside drug testing. Most other countries like Australia and the UK have such testing and it is working well in saving lives. The incoming Government dismissed detailed proposals from officials in 2018 for random roadside drug testing. Green Party Road Safety Minister Julie Anne

are included: money to establish a New Zealand Wine Centre in Blenheim, $3 million put towards developing aviation software in the region that will enable unmanned airfreight operators, a flood protection package of $18 million in three flood protection projects, Saxton Creek flood protection upgrade, Wairau River flood protection scheme and the Lower Motueka River flood bank improvement project. Port Nelson will also receive $9.8 million to replace an aged marine slipway. Okiwi Bay fatality named Police have named the Tasman man who died in a boat crash in Okiwi Bay on Sunday night. He was Bruce Douglas Flett, 69, from Lower Moutere. The death occurred after two boats collided in the bay area in the early evening.

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Genter said the saliva testing was too intrusive. She questioned the risks posed by recreational drug use. I tried to introduce a bill last year to Parliament to do it but was unusually blocked by Speaker Trevor Mallard (Usually the decision to introduce a bill is Parliaments, not the Speakers). I objected, got named and had my pay docked. I make no apologies for causing this fracas. This issue is causing so many preventable deaths. It was confirmed this month that the two Nelson deaths on the Stoke Bypass 18 months ago was yet another attributed to drug impaired driving. I was so pleased last December

when the Government announced a change of policy in support of random roadside drug testing. Julie Anne Genter promised the bill would be introduced early in 2020. It still has not done so. I will be challenging the Government again this week in Parliament on this issue and will again attempt to introduce the much needed legislation. This needed to be resolved before the cannabis referendum on 19 September. I will not let up. I owe it to the memory and family of Matthew Dow and so many other innocent people killed. We need to get drug impaired drivers off our roads. Advt.

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House prices rising despite predictions House prices in the Tasman and Nelson regions are continuing to rise, despite predictions that Covid-19 could cause a slowdown. The median house price in the Tasman region rose 2.4 per cent on last year to $650,000 and had the lowest days to sell of all regions at 28 days. In Nelson, the median house price in June rose 13.2 year on year, from $531,500 to $601,500, latest figures from the Real Estate Institute of New Zea-

land show. Nationwide, median house prices rose by 9.2 per cent to $639,000, up from $585,000 the year before. June marks 105 months in a row of year-on-year median prices increases for the country. REINZ chief executive Bindi Norwell says that the country has yet to see a predicted drop in house prices. “Earlier this year, there were a number of predictions that house prices would fall postCovid. However, we

are yet to see evidence of that happening,” she says. “With wage subsidies and mortgage ‘holidays’ still firmly in place, and demand for good property exceeding supply, we wouldn’t be so bold as to say there won’t be an easing of pricing in the coming months when these support mechanisms come to an end. “But right now, Kiwis’ love affair with property continues unabated – especially with the low interest rates we currently have.”

House prices in the Tasman region are continuing to rise, despite predictions that the Covid pandemic would cause a slow-down in the market. Photo: File

The Wai-iti Dark Sky Park an education on light pollution from page 1 the high-quality of darkness in the area and a commitment from the local community to maintain or improve the light pollution. The Tasman District Council has committed to this by agreeing to a Light Management Plan for the area. Controlling light pollution means considering how much light is necessary, or making sure that the amount of light is not greater

than the amount required because this makes light obtrusive. When these things are thought about the community as a whole can begin to make changes. Part of the park’s mission is to help educate people on why a lack of light pollution is important. Light pollution impacts the whole environment. Ecosystems are disrupted, it can have adverse health impacts on humans, plus, simply put, it’s a waste of energy. Nocturnal animals, of which our

humble kiwi is one, are an example of where light pollution can have direct impacts on a species ability to exist. For these animals, safety has always relied on hunting or foraging at night, and when their whole 24 hours has begun to look like the sun refuses to set the fight to survive becomes harder. Although not nocturnal, humans depend on natural body cycles called circadian rhythms that are regulated by light and dark.

Sleep disorders, along with other health issues such as headaches and worker fatigue, are some of the outcomes of too much light seeping into bedrooms. Blue light, that emanating from our computers and phone screens, fluorescent bulbs and LED lights are coincidentally the most cost-efficient of lighting types but are the worst type when it comes to our health, according to experts at the Harvard Medical School.

Light pollution can be reduced. Outdoor lights can be shielded to light only the area directly below them, and lighting should not be used at all if not truly needed. A project in America called the Chicago Alley Lighting Project showed a correlation between brightly lit alleyways and increased crime. Insights like these could bring into question the use of streetlights with crime prevention as the reason.

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Local hepatitis advocate retiring after two decades Matt McCrorie Reporter

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One of the region’s leading advocates for Hepatitis C is retiring after spending the last 20 years working for those in the community living with the disease. Belinda ‘Bin’ Heaphy, Clinical Nurse Specialist for Community Hepatitis C, has been involved in fighting the disease since the late 90’s. Known as the ‘Silent Epidemic,’ Hepatitis C is a cause of chronic liver disease which presents symptoms such as tiredness, nausea, and bad skin conditions. Forty per cent of people living with the disease in New Zealand are undiagnosed, and around 1000 people in the Top of the South are estimated to be undiagnosed. Belinda says that there has always been a strong stigma attached to Hepatitis C, as it has been viewed as an exclusively IV drug-related disease. However, according to Belinda, there are a range of risk factors. “You can get it from tattoos, piercings, dental or medical care in Asia.” Helping those suffering from a drug addiction was what initially

drove Belinda to specialise in Hepatitis C. After training in Christchurch, she moved to South Africa in the early 70’s, then to England. Working as a remote area nurse in Australia while raising four children, Belinda developed a passion for working in the addiction field. “When I was working with remote aboriginal communities, I realised that we were the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff ” When she got back to New Zealand, she decided to become an addiction nurse, and became a specialist from that. While IV drug use was the main cause of the disease in the past, Belinda says community initiatives like needle exchanges have helped to lower risks. Groups that Belinda has been trying to diagnose and treat over the last decade or so aren’t young people with drug addictions – they’re older professionals, aged between 55 and 75, who are often lawyers, doctors, or teachers. “IV drug use was rife in the 60’s and 70’s, especially at universities. It wasn’t people getting addicted, just people experimenting when they were young. These are people who are really reluctant to come forward and get treatment,” Belinda says. She explains that

Belinda ‘Bin’ Heaphy is retiring after a long career in nursing, and a 20 year career as the leading Hepatitis C nurse in the region. Treatment for the disease has come a long way in the span of her career, but Belinda is still fighting to make sure that people get tested. Photo: Matt McCrorie. the stigma attached to treatment injections a night, and 12 tablets is because the treatment for Hep- a day, for 6 months to a year. The atitis C 20 years ago was ‘horren- cure rate was only 11-35 per cent. dous.’ “It was horrendous, and it made The treatment consisted of three people so sick. Usually you

couldn’t work for the course of the treatment.” In the span of her career, leaps and bounds have been made in the treatment. Now that treatment has improved, Belinda says the task for the person who takes over her role will be on finding those living with Hep C that are undiagnosed. “There is modelling showing that there are around 1000 people in our region who are undiagnosed.” “Get tested. If you have got any of those risk factors – if you have had tattoos, especially ones that have been done without sterile instruments, piercings, dental or medical care done in South East Asia, get a test.” “Anybody who has symptoms of tiredness and lack of energy – it’s a quick and easy test.” After over two decades, Belinda says that she is proud of the work she’s done, and happy to see how far treatment for those living with Hepatitis C has come since she began her career. “We’ve had the highest treatment rate in the country per population- we have done really well here, seeing it go from that 11-35 percent cure with horrible treatment to 8 weeks with 99 per cent cure rate, it’s incredible. I’m really proud.”

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The Tasman District Council’s emergency after hours procedures were tested in real life last Sunday, when a small male chihuahua dog created a stir by wandering aimlessly up the middle of the main street in Wakefield. After nearly being fatally struck by two vehicles, members of the public were able to stop most of the traffic, before helping herd the confused animal into the arms of a bystander who secured the dog into the back seat of his vehicle. Pulling over to the side of the

tails and actually did. Within four minutes, the dog control officer got in touch with the man who had saved the dog. Another few minutes and the dog was curled up on the dog control office’s hoodie on his front seat, no doubt to be returned right away to its owners. There were Although this is not 5 adults and 4 chilthe actual chihuahua, dren all present. To it is very similar. Pho- have witnessed a pet to: Supplied. get flattened obviously road he rang the main would not have been number at the council, pleasant. Anyway, all’s and said that he got well that ends well through to a pleasant and a big thumbs up woman who prom- to the Tasman District ised to pass on the de- Council’s dog control.

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“Incredible” response for Big Brothers Big Sisters Kate Russell Big Brothers Big Sister’s call for new mentors has been answered. Nelson-Tasman programme director Chelsea Routhan says since the article was published in the Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly two weeks ago, they have had 27 enquiries. “It’s incredible. I’ve never had a response like that before.” The organisation, which helps young people needing extra support from a caring adult, was in dire need of new mentors, with 55 children on their waiting list. Chelsea says about half the new enquiries have been from males. “It’s a good ratio as we have a lot of young boys on our list, aged from six to 12 years.” An information session for those interested was held on Monday night, with a current long-time mentor, Tim Cross, giving insight into his experience. “From that session people can officially apply,” says Chelsea. Just one hour per week is required from mentors, where pairs can kick a ball around, play games or go for a walk on the beach. “We are very grateful to the community for the response. If anyone wants to find out more, we’d love to hear from them.” For information, email nelson@bbbs.nz, phone 545 9864 or check out their website at bigbroth ersbigsistersnelson.org.nz

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Book fair raising funds for the hungry – 15.07.20 A book fair at Richmond Holy Trinity Church on July 18 was described by organisers as a ‘huge success.’ The book fair, which had been on hiatus since 2016, was held at the church in Richmond and aimed to raise money for the church’s new ‘community pantry’ scheme, where free food is left outside the building for those in need. According to organisers, around 300 people turned up over the afternoon on the Saturday, and the church was able to raise over $2000. “Not bad when most books went for 50c!” said organiser Shiona Frengley. Dreadlocks come off for cancer research – 15.07.20 Local man Liam Hart said goodbye to his dreadlocks, after eight long years. Liam decided to participate in this year’s ‘shave for a cure’ to raise money for cancer research. Liam made the decision to participate after his uncle died from liver cancer during lockdown. So far, Liam has raised $5,624 towards cancer treatment, and is still hoping to raise more. To donate, go to: shaveforacure.everydayhero.com/nz/byebye-locks.

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Our Government went hard and early to prevent the worst effects of COVID-19. Our success means we can get out again and enjoy all that Nelson has to offer. It’s great to see the doors open again at the Theatre Royal. The Nelson Youth Theatre’s recent productions were a big hit. So too was ‘An Evening with Musical Theatre’. My husband Scott and I had a great night out with friends at the show’s opening night. It was fun to catch up with the cast on stage afterwards. Keep an eye out for the upcoming performances at the Nelson Centre of Musical Arts, Nelson Fringe Festival and Tanya Nock’s Voice Collective. It’s also good to see the Nelson Saturday Market open again. I look forward to catching up with you there at the Labour tent.

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If a crime is committed in the region and the offender gets away, who are you going to call? Likely, it will be one of three sets of canine teams working in Nelson/Tasman area whose main role is to track and locate alleged criminals. They also head out on regular patrols with the police safety teams based on whatever call-outs are received. The team is made up of a dog handler, who is police officer who has served on the force for several years before join-

ing the Dog Section, and a dog which is always a German Shepherd. Not just any handler is teamed up with any dog because of the need to be such a close-knit team. They’re carefully chosen based on their ability to bond. “The close bond between the handler and the dogs has to be there, it’s the key to a successful team,” says Sergeant Craig Moore. Craig oversees the police dog units in the Tasman District, which include Nelson/Marlborough and Greymouth, of which there are five teams. It’s a long process of training

for the handler and, especially, the dogs. Starting from when they’re puppies they pass through three stages of training until they graduate at around 18 months old. The dogs are assessed and must meet certain requirements to proceed through the training stages. And not all dogs have the ability or the right temperament to become a police dog. Handlers and their dogs always live together and with a dog remaining in their job until the age of 7 or 8 it’s not always easy for the handler to part with the dog. So, in most cases, the dog retires but continues to

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Tips to save energy and money this winter Simple changes to the way you use electricity can save you a lot of money.

Pretty Smart Sale organisers, Sally Shaw and Karen Cooper, in front of the Hope Recreational Hall where the popular second-hand clothing sale will be moving to. Photo: Matt McCrorie. It’s surprising how even the smallest changes can result in worthwhile savings. The EECA Energywise website has lots of tips for reducing your electricity usage and make savings in your home. Our favourite tips are: z Wash your clothes in cold water - a hot water wash can use 10 times more electricity than a cold wash.

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Sally says that the sale has continued to grow in popularity in the last few years. “In the last few years, we have had people queue outside the doors before we open.” Fellow organiser Karen Cooper says that she first got involved after being made redundant and trying to care for her young baby. “I couldn’t afford to go and buy clothes from shops. I found out about the sale and it was amazing,” she says. “That was nine years ago – I’ve been hooked ever since - I couldn’t bring myself to spend money on new clothes.” Karen says that the environmental component is a huge motivator for her. While the environmental aspect has always been important, she says it has become more mainstream. “You become a parent and I think you become more conscious of the environment, and the environmental movement

has certainly become strong in recent years,” she says. “This is great, because you are supporting locals and you are helping the planet.” After sellers register, all they have to do is label their items with a price and a code, hang it up using racks, trestles and hangers provided, then walk away. They can return the next day after the sale to collect any money and leftover clothes. “Sellers are saved the hassle of selling items in dribs and drabs through Trade Me or Facebook,” says Sally. “It’s pretty smart thinking in today’s current financial uncertainty to provide people easy access to affordable, quality second-hand clothing and goods,” Sally says. “There are too many clothes and too much wastage in the world - let’s redistribute what we’ve got.” The Pretty Smart Sale, Saturday 1st August, 9am - 2pm. Hope Recreation Hall, 184 Main Road, Hope.

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Brightwater Motor Inn changes hands Matt McCrorie After four years, the well-known Brightwater Motor Inn is changing hands. Sue and Tom Smith have become familiar faces to Brightwater locals, and say that they will miss the community more than anything else. The couple have been in hospitality for 20 years, taking over the Brightwater Motor Inn four years ago. While they were optimistic when they were handed the keys, their new business venture came with its share of setbacks. Only 10 days after starting their new business four years ago, Tom was brutally attacked by a resident staying at the inn. “That was our low point,” Sue says. “We locked up at the bar, we were heading back to our residence on site, people were hiding in the yard, and someone who was drunk and on drugs attacked Tom. He had 52 fractures, and had to be taken to Wellington Hospital However, the couple didn’t let the brutal attack slow their ambition. “It did have an effect though – it made us more resolved. We came here to make this business work,” Sue says.

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The man behind the Mills – (Part One) Dianne Scott Edward Baigent was born in 1813 in Windlesham, Surrey, England. He married Mary Ann Hern at Windlesham in 1833. His occupation at the time is listed as a sawyer. In December 1841, the family set sail for Nelson on the Clifford, arriving in Nelson in May 1842, a journey of 151 days. This family is one of the earlier settler families in the Nelson region. Edward brought with him a small gristmill, assorted tools and saws, plus a sawmilling plant with the intention of setting up a sawmill. His son Joseph was born three days after their arrival in the colony, the seventh child to be born in Nelson. His next son, Henry Baigent, later became Mayor of Nelson. After Henry, the Baigent’s had four more children, making eleven in total. Edward began his life in the new colony on a property in Brook Street, where in 1842 he set up a saw pit in the Maitai Valley. The family resided in the town for some fifteen months. What Edward needed was good millable timber and this he found at Wakefield. A deal was done-

The Baigents mill that was set up by Edward Baigent. Edward set up several mills in the area, including a sawmill on Brook Street in the Maitai, as well as a flour mill in Gleniti, also building a further sawmill in Wakefield powered by a water wheel. Photo: Supplied. with the owner of some land and he quickly took possession. When Edward first went to the Wakefield area, he reputedly spent the first night sleeping under a large totara tree, the ‘Baigent sleeping tree’, in what is now the Wakefield Recrea-

tion Reserve near where Eighty Eight Valley Stream flows into the Wai-iti River adjacent to SH6. The site is marked with a plaque and his descendants planted a totara tree there in 1992, 100 years after Edward’s death. On taking up his abode at Glen-

iti he proceeded to erect a small flour mill, using the plant he brought with him from the Old Country, and he also set up the first sawmill in the Nelson district. Edward worked hard, obtaining work on the roads for the New

Zealand Company . The work, he says, “…was a boon which I did not expect, and it furnished us with our rations and monthly wages…. Many a night did I work till twelve o’clock at the mill and were soon tolerably settled in our little home, with every prospect before us of getting a road to Nelson by the time I was ready to cut timber for town.” He continued the flour mill for some years. In those days the early settlers were in the habit of carrying small quantities of corn and getting it crushed, but upon a Mr Campbell erecting a more pretentious mill, Mr Baigent felt it no longer necessary to accommodate his neighbours. Thereafter he confined his attention as a business man to sawmilling. Being enterprising as well as active, he adopted various improvements in his mill from time to time, but from the year 1844 till his sons took over the business he continued to conduct the sawmill. Later on he built another mill in Wakefield, closer to available forestry. The mill was powered by a water wheel, the first in NZ to be so.

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Dear Sir I was disappointed with the thoughts put forward in the “Quieter Streets for Richmond” article in the 8th July Waimea Weekly. We already have enough narrow streets around Richmond which are tricky enough to navigate while driving about, so it makes no sense to suggest making more streets deliberately narrow with protruding bits and bobs. This would also make it more difficult for residents to park safely on the sides of roads where necessary, probably force more people to park over footpaths and encourage even more inconsiderate cyclists to bike along footpaths. For a long time now, the most endangered species around Richmond’s streets has been pedestrians, trying to navigate around vehicles parked over footpaths, trees and shrubs hanging out over footpath fence lines, all the while trying to avoid being bowled over by cyclists who have taken over the footpaths! Dangerous roads cause concern for oakwoods residents: Myself and my mum watched a near-miss there just the other day! The victim was a young boy still in his school uniform. Dottie Bedwell

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All the council, and for that matter, the police, have to do to make our streets safer and more enjoyable for residents is to facilitate and encourage safe vehicle driving and parking, property owners keeping their footpath fence lines clear of protruding plant growth, and to get cyclists off the footpaths! All of which the council and police are supposed to be doing already! As for the million dollars to toss around – how about painting the speed limit along Queen Street directly onto the road in several places, both directions – and levelling off/flattening all of Richmond’s ill-conceived roundabouts, including removing all of the plants etc, so that you can see the indicators of other vehicles as you approach and navigate the roundabout. Do something sensible with the money, for goodness sake. Trevor Gately Richmond Just wanted to say how I thoroughly enjoyed reading Marg Farrelly’s article on The Woman behind the name of McShane. Clara Pope/Durley/McShane was obviously a very remarkable woman, even Don’t know how many times I’ve seen cars go through red lights here. Scared! Linda Gill

in her own generation. To be qualified as a pharmacist would have been no easy feat for a young woman of 20, but then to sail around the world to colonial outpostings, not once but twice with a very young child in tow was incredible. Those sailings were fairly atrocious events at that time; no 24 hour flight with cabin service! She easily outlived two husbands (obviously not of the same pioneering stock as Clara!), and had 5 children in 7 years with husband no.2 while also working as pharmacist and relocating between the North and South Islands twice in 1849. In that same year, she lost a husband, gave birth to child no.6 and started her own successful business. In that era (or any really) to be a woman, wife - twice widowed, businesswoman, qualified pharmacist, landowner and pastoralist is really something extraordinary! By your record she died at the age of 62 having lived an extremely full and amazing life. One surely worth celebrating. Her family should be rightly proud of their ancestral mother. Wow, thank you for the inspiration. Janine Leeden Charity store staff ‘gutted’ after burglary Seriously, who the heck is that low to seal from a charity shop?! Julia Twort

Learning. For Life SCOTS COLLEGE SCHOOL & BOARDING IN WELLINGTON NELSON INFO EVENING 6pm / MON 10 AUGUST TRAILWAYS HOTEL NELSON, 66 TRAFALGAR ST, THE WOOD Located in Wellington, students at Scots are provided with opportunities to develop their potential across academia, sport, culture and service. Day and boarding Boys Years 9-10 and Co-ed Years 11-13.

Scots College is an International Baccalaureate World School located in Wellington, providing a truly global perspective and personalised education, guiding your child to reach their potential. A key focus at Scots College is to prepare students to successfully navigate the next steps of their education and futures in a continuously evolving world. That in addition to the necessary knowledge students are equipped with the softer skills they will need throughout their lives, such as emotional intelligence, social intelligence, cultural intelligence, resilience and the ability to live with change. Interdisciplinary, project and inquiry based learning approaches underpin the curriculum from Year 1 to 13. Over 100 boarders live on-site in their modern facilities, located close to Wellington Airport. Boarders are cared for through a team of dedicated staff and gain a number of important life skills through a well-supported learning environment. Students in the Middle School (Yrs 7-10) follow the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP). Right from Year 7 students take specialist classes, specifically in science, arts, technology and languages, and are provided opportunities outside the classroom with weekly

sporting programmes, service initiatives and an EOTC programme. The co-educational Senior School (Yrs 11-13) offers students in their final years of secondary education the best start for their futures. The innovative Year 11 programme is specifically designed to concentrate on learning and the development of key transferable skills. Students in Years 12 and 13 are provided with a dual qualification pathway of NCEA or the IB Diploma Programme. The development of the individual is at the core of Scots College with structures where students are known and supported in achieving their goals. Sporting programmes cater for athletes of all capabilities, run by directors of sports and experts in their codes. There is a wide range of cultural options to choose from and students are provided with leadership development, service initiatives and international exchanges. Pastoral care is catered for through the House system, wellbeing programmes and the support of Deans and Tutors. Join Scots College when they visit Nelson for an info evening: 6pm Friday 10 August at Trailways Hotel Nelson. Register to attend at scotscollege.school.nz Business Update. Adv.

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It was a case of one that got away for Waimea Combined as a late try saw them suffer a 24-19 defeat to Nelson College in their annual grudge match on Saturday. Waimea coach James Lash was

happy with how his team stuck to their task after conceding an early try. “It was a really tight contest that was 19-all with 10 minutes to go,” he says. “After we conceded an early try, I thought we built back into the game really well.” After the try, James says the team rallied.

“We had a chat under the posts and said that was that and it was time for us to play some rugby, and I thought we did that. “Both teams had plenty of chances to score points but the scrambling defence got back to shut down those opportunities.” James says once his team switched-on, the momentum began to shift late in the first half.

“Nelson took it to us around the park but we didn’t take a backwards step and really held our own. James says that the defensive effort was so good from both teams that most of the key players were cancelled out for most of the game. “We’re a bit gutted because we felt that the game was there for

the taking but we’ve had two big games in the past fortnight, won one and lost one, so we’ll take confidence from it.” Waimea will be at home this weekend taking on a Rangiora High School team which is currently fourth on the competition ladder. Waimea have three wins and three losses so far in 2020.

The annual Abel Tasman Run/Walk organised by Waimea Harriers, attracted a record 127 participants last Sunday. Participants take a water taxi from Marahau to a destination of their choosing, then run or walk back to Marahau in their own time. Distances range from 12km to 40km.Organiser Andrew Barker says it is not a race, but a chance to be out with friends and enjoy the beauty of the Abel Tasman National Park. He said the water taxi drivers love it because the event requires 7 boats at a time when the business is usually quiet during the winter The event raised over $635 that will be donated to Project Janszoon for their work in restoring natural flora and fauna in the National Park. Photo: Supplied.

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Trish’s lifelong love of tennis Over the next few months, sports reporter Jonty Dine will be putting the spotlight on our off-field superstars. These people work tirelessly to make sports in our region happen - without trophies or medals to recognise their efforts.

Whether it is working at the canteen, running tournaments, or even pulling out weeds, there is no task that Trish Wehner won’t take on at the Richmond Tennis Club. If something at the club needs to be done, Trish will be the first to step up and do it. Her unparalleled passion for tennis stems from the fact it caters to all. Members at the Richmond Club range from as young as four to 90-years-old. “It’s a game for life.” Trish says she loves nothing more than seeing enjoyment on the faces of players. “I just like seeing people having fun.” A life member of the club, Trish has dedicated countless hours to the club in a number of different roles, for almost four decades. “If I do something, I’m going to do it boots and all, or get out.” Her contributions to the club are countless. Among her personal highlights include creating the Thursday night league, which has been running for more than 15 years.

Trish Wehner has been working behind the scenes of Nelson tennis for close to forty years. Photo: Jonty Dine. She is the club’s secretary, served on the committee for many years and sits on the board of the Nelson Bays Tennis Association. In between making coffees and writing newsletters, Trish loves to

get on the court too. “I’d like to play more but I’m probably in the kitchen more than anywhere else, I don’t sit down very often.” She has also been instrumental in

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developing junior programmes in the region. However, she is not solely committed to enhancing tennis. Trish can be regularly seen volunteering at events such as the

Weet-Bix Tryathlon and City2Saxton and has also served in administrative roles for Richmond Football and Nelson Basketball. Her monumental all-round efforts saw her honoured with a Lifetime Contribution to Sport Award at the 2016 Tasman Sports Awards. “I don’t do it to be recognised, I do it because I like it, but it was nice,” she says. Though a treasured member of the club, Trish admits she can sometimes get a bit protective when it comes to her courts. “I do tell a few people off for things like leaving the roller out.” An avid player herself, Trish says she will continue to swing a racquet as long as her body will allow. “I still feel fit and able, touch wood, but I have no shoulder or limb problems at this stage.” Growing up in Ruby Bay, Trish was encouraged to take up tennis by a neighbour. Though she may not have a cabinet full of championship trophies, her impact on tennis in the region has been immeasurable.

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Caitlin eyes life out of the pool Jacob Page Reporter

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Former Waimea College swimmer Caitlin Delany knows her swimming scholarship at San Diego State University has set her up for life on dry land. The 22-year-old is in the process of finishing her fourth and final year and aims to have an accounting degree by the end of the year.

Caitlin says her studies now take up most of her time and she effectively ended her swimming career “on a high note” in February. “I had a great team of girls around me that I swam with and we all decided that was it for us and it was really nice,” she says. “Halfway through my programme here I realised I didn’t want to keep swimming after this. “Me and the tight group of girls I’ve been with, we all want to see what life is like without swim-

ming.” “I’m very grateful to my support systems back home who got me here for this opportunity but I’m ready for it to be done.” “It’s been an exhausting process at times.” “Getting used to the culture and being an international student, it took me a good 18 months.” Caitlin spent six weeks at home in New Zealand during the coronavirus pandemic before deciding to return to San Diego in June.

She says the educational opportunities will be the biggest positive long-term in her college stint. She says the level of competition in America and the intensity of training had been demanding. “I had to find the balance between maintaining my scholarship and having a workload that works for me.” “I’m not one who likes to pull the plug, even at home.” “At times I dreaded coming back but I’m glad I stuck at it and to

have come out the other side of it, and I’m so thankful for my degree.” Caitlin says she is looking forward to returning home when the time is right to take the next step in her career. “Swimming has offered me this great opportunity and I know it will positively affect me for many years to come, in ways I can’t even get my head around at this point, and that’s a positive outcome for me.”

Waimea swimmer Caitlin Delany is looking forward to making the most of her education at San Diego State University and putting it to good use. Photo: Supplied.

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Wanderers pull out of division one campaign The Wanderers division one rugby team will take no further part in the revised season. Club manager Marty Davis says the squad was ’decimated by injuries’ and with only eight available players the decision was made to pull the pin on the 2020 campaign. The team had already called on a favour for Huia to strengthen their depleted ranks over the past fortnight in a desperate attempt to stay in the competition.

The Wanderers division two won the Pirates Cup on Saturday. Photo: Supplied. The team is determined to return in 2021. Wanderers fielded teams in three grades on Saturday. The 3 Bee women’s team hosted defending champions Waimea Old Boys at Brightwater in a keenly-awaited encounter. Following a couple of very good recent wins, Wanderers wanted to measure

themselves against the 2019 winners and, although competitive, they were surprised by the well-drilled visiting team. A final score of 22-0 indicates a gulf between teams but it was not entirely the case, with Wanderers enjoying some periods of dominance but unable to breach the tenacious WOB defence. Wanderers will now travel to Riwaka

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for the semi-final on Saturday and the chance to progress to the final. Out at Riwaka, the Taylors Wanderers division two team met a determined local team. In a tight first half that was a real arm-wrestle neither side was able to exert enough pressure on the other. In the final analysis, as in the Women’s match, it was the determined defence that carried the day, with Wanderers able to keep the line intact and restrict Riwaka to a solitary penalty, while scoring four good tries through Sean King, Liam Neal (again), Scott Reed and Ethan Johnstone. Liam Neal continued his excellent play from last week, distributing and running well, ably supported by Logan Thompson and captain Brad Pool. Meanwhile, over at Motueka the newlycreated Taylors Wanderers Under-18 played a friendly match against Motueka High School in another excellent game which was decided by a conversion after the hooter to give the hosts a 24-22 victory. Junior Rugby commenced for the season with 12 Taylors Wanderers teams competing all over Tasman, and all coaches, players and supporters enjoyed being back in action with some excellent early season form on display. All netball teams returned to play after a two week break and the senior fifth grade saw Taylors Wanderers CSC score a solid win over Richmond Ratbags by 46-27.

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Community Notices NELSON PHILATELIC SOCIETY next meeting Sunday 9th August 2-4 p.m. at Stoke School. Come along and share your interest in stamps. Ph: 5471140 WAImEA SOuTH GArdEN CLub Monday 10th August St Paul’s Church Brightwater @ 1.30 pm. Enquiries; Yvonne 035422235 LuNCH ON THE HILL: Come for coffee and company from 11am, and lunch at noon at the Community Centre on Tuesday 4th August, 27 Dorset Street, Richmond. (A koha is appreciated) Contact: Holy Trinity Church Ph. 03 5448844 HOPE/rANZAu WOmENS INSTITuTE invite you to come & enjoy an afternoon reminiscing & afternoon tea at Age Concern Seniors Hall, 63 Oxford St. Richmond. WEDNESDAY 5th August at 1.30pm. All welcome. Your contact Brenda 5445872. NELSON 50+ mINI WALKErS August 4th, Beach Rd - Lansdowne. Meet 10 am at Beach Road car park. Ph. Jean, 544 1029. NELSON 50+ WALKING GrOuP Aug 6th, Marahau Quarry. Ph. Debbie, 545 8698. HIGGINS HErITAGE PArK, Pigeon Valley Rd Wakefield open day Sunday 2 August 10am - 3pm. Member sheds open with “back in the day memories”. Check out the progress by the Historic Transport group with the Wadsworth Motors school bus restoration. Make it a family day out. www.higginsheritagepark.co.nz or Facebook or contact Diane 027 6316786. COmmuNITY SING A LONG Wednesday 5 August 1.30 pm Tasman Methodist Church 4 WensleyRd Richmond (opp TCC) Afternoon tea.

Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Newcomers very welcome. CAKE dECOrATOrS next meeting is on Sat. 1 Aug. We will be making an insect using sugar paste. Stoke Methodist Church Neale Avenue Stoke. Contact Desiree 0276302359. mOvE GOOd NOW, A NEW fITNESS CLASS started at Age Concern Hall, 62 Oxford St, every Thursday 10-11am. We aim to include a range of moves & exercises to improve movement & balance. No need to register - just turn up on Thursdays. For more information, contact Marrit on 5447624 ext 5 or community@ ageconcernnt.org.nz THE NELSON ASTHmA SOCIETY. bETTEr brEATHING CLASSES help you improve breathing through fitness. Three venues: Nelson, Reformed Church, Enner Glynn 1:00-2:30 every Wednesday during school terms; Motueka, Te Awhina Marae, 11:30-12:30 on 2nd and 4th Monday of each month; Richmond Better Breathing Circuit, Club Waimea, 10:00-11:00 every Tuesday during school terms. Contact Sue on 5441562 or asthma.nelson@xtra. co.nz or see our website for more info. https://nelsonasthma.co.nz/ CONvErSATIONAL mANdArIN GrOuP Are you a learner or native speaker of Mandarin Chinese? Join us for conversational practice each Thursday downstairs at NMIT library 4.30 - 6.pm. All ages and levels welcome. Ph Jane 027 260 2808 SINGING WOrKSHOP Join us for singing fun learning Dolly Parton’s ‘9 to 5’ Four-part harmony training provided by vocal coaches. Begin-

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