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The Tasman District Council is urging drivers to take greater care, amidst growing concern from schools on Salisbury Road that some drivers are failing to stop for children waiting to cross the road. Schools have met with police, the council and the Ministry of Education about their concerns at the behaviour of drivers at the crossings. Council Transportation Manager Jamie McPherson said the schools were reporting increasing numbers of near-misses at the marked pedestrian crossings. It was difficult for children to find an opportunity to cross as some drivers were failing to stop for them. “When the school patrol is operating and there are people waiting to cross, even if the barriers aren’t out, you need to slow down and be ready to stop to give the patrollers a chance to swing the barriers out safely. It helps a lot if drivers leave a reasonable gap to the car in front.” TDC councillor Dana Wensley adds, “we need to change driver behaviour
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Tripawd taken in stride Emily Beaumont Pip the Labrador who was found after ten days missing in the bush amidst steep and hostile terrain underwent the amputation of her right rear leg on Tuesday, May 15. She received spinal and leg injuries after plummeting over a steep bluff during a hunt with her Richmond owners in Marlborough’s Branch Valley, and as a result Pip’s rear leg kept accumulating fluid. “I went into the vets to get fluid drained from her leg for the second time in three days and the vet said her leg should be amputated as soon as possible,” says Maria Hart. Since the surgery at The Vet Centre in Richmond, Pip continues to make an impressive recovery and is walking around the block every morning. “She’s really great. Slowly does it, but getting the leg amputated was the best thing. She even seems happier,” says Maria.
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sure on to the kids. It’s just too aggressive out here. The majority of drivers are fine, they get it, but there are a few that just don’t slow down or stop. We had a guy overtake a bus last week. We got the kids off the road but the driver was gone, we didn’t catch his plate.” Jamie says while all the signs, markings and lighting that should be present at this type of pedestrian crossing were already in place, council would review whether there were any changes it could make to encourage safer driver behaviour in the area.
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Amy Russ After seven years as Tasman District Councils CEO, Lindsay McKenzie has said goodbye to his position and will be enjoying some well-deserved time off for his retirement. The chief executive officer is appointed by the Mayor and councillors to manage council operations and lead the council’s administrative organisation. Lindsay says his biggest highlight has been getting the council finances and asset management onto a more sustainable path. “We had a bit of trouble back in 2012, but now I think we have it under control.” Mayor Richard Kempthorne says a great deal of the success of the council since 2012 was directly attributable to Lind- Tasman District Council chief executive Lindsay McKenzie say’s leadership of the staff and said goodbye to his role at the council on Friday May 25. Phohis relationship with the elect- to: Amy Russ ed members. Lindsay has enjoyed all the Lindsay believes it looks “very his work commitments, “half positive things he has been bright.” of me says it’s retirement, half able to do for the community, The ex-CEO will be staying in of me says it’s a break. We have “The big things, the Golden the district and will still have a a couple of holidays booked Bay Recreation Centre, invest- temporary active role working but will be staying in the area. ing in the Velodrome at Saxton part-time for the council on I love it here, it is such an easy Field. I am extremely proud of the controversial Waimea dam place to live. The climate is bethe massive effort that the team project. “I’ve agreed with the nign, most of the time, and the have put in for the council. I mayor to provide time from support services are just great. feel we have evolved and are now until Christmas to sup- It’s a fantastic place to be.” now able to tell a story about port the land and access work Lindsay McKenzie’s new rewhat we have achieved.” stream.” placement has been selected When asked about what the But he also is looking forward and Janine Dowding has startfuture holds for Richmond, to a few holidays in between ed her new role this week.
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clarification and verification has been processed by an authorised agent for the Spanish Government. Michael says he knew it was a scam, “I have received something similar before, but of course I read it with interest.” He is concerned for others who may not be aware that it is a scam and those who, unwittingly, have given out personal information in the belief that they have won the lottery. “It is made enticing for people,” says Michael, “and everyone’s informa-
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Speed limit proposal In a recent council meeting on May 10, committee chairman Stuart Bryant reported the council was working with New Zealand Transport Authority (NZTA) on a proposal to lower the speed limit on State Highway 60 from Three Brothers Corner to Westdale/ Maisey Roads. Stuart’s report said the council also proposes to review the speed limits on local roads that feed into the stretch of highway. His report pointed out that lowering the speed limit is just a first step towards improving safety and is not a substitute for upgrading in the longer term.
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Last week’s rain limited construction on Richmond’s Queen St upgrade. Contractors are aiming to open the street between the Salisbury roundabout and council vehicle entrance this week and have the street upgraded to past the Night and Day dairy. That will leave the section from the optometrist to the council entrance – including the Wensley roundabout to be completed – still targeting 18th June. Council has closed the section of new street from Croucher St because of the difficulty some drivers have doing a U-turn.
The Clover Rd/SH6 intersection has been an on-going issue since the project’s completion in 2017 and now questions are being raised as to how the work is considered “complete”. In April this year, NZ Transport Agency System Manager Frank Porter said “we are disappointed we need to return to the SH6 Clover Rd intersection to repair the road surface. The new road surface has settled more than
anticipated, creating rutting where the new surface joins the existing surface.” Frank attributed the issue to a traffic flow of 11,500 vehicles daily in a 100km/hr area. Road users suffered traffic delays at the site and that combined with other roadworks in the area including Bateup Rd and Queen St, contributed toward traffic being ground to a halt in Richmond.
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The Tasman District Council will consider promoting a Local Bill in Parliament to gain access to Crown land needed for the reservoir that will be formed by the Waimea Community Dam. The 9.6 hectares is Crown conservation land in the Mount Richmond Forest Park and is administered by the Department of Conservation. DOC has advised the Council the previouslyagreed method for transferring ownership of the land through the Public Works Act is no longer available, so a Local Bill is now likely to be the best option for securing the land. Tasman Mayor Richard Kempthorne says, without the DOC land, the dam would have to be significantly reduced in size – holding only about 1.5 million cubic metres of water compared with the 13 million cubic metres currently planned. “The Local Bill process would delay the project timeframes. It could take until March/April of 2019 for the bill to make its way through Parliament,” says Richard. Various parties funding the project have now all confirmed their contributions, including the Nelson City Council ($5million), Tasman District Council ($26.8million), Waimea Irrigators Limited ($16.5million), Crown Irrigation Investments Limited ($22-25million loan to WIL, $10million interest-free loan to Tasman District Council) and the Ministry for the Environment ($7million grant). Ït’s critical we get all the pieces lined up before we proceed.”
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Rugby’s always been our national sport and no longer is it mostly males playing, their female counterparts are proving they’re every bit as capable on the field and their participation in the sport continues to grow. So on Wednesday, May 23, there was great excitement at Waimea Intermediate School when they hosted Selica Winiata, Toka Natua and Kendra Cocksedge from the New Zealand Black Ferns squad. “It was awesome they came for
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Nuisance dogs Amy Russ Every dog owner has certain obligations to fulfil; registering and micro-chipping, maintaining control of the dog at all times and providing proper care and attention. The owner must also take all reasonable steps to ensure their dog does not create a nuisance to others, ie; barking and howling, ensuring the dog does not harm or distress any living being and ensure their dog does not damage or endanger any property. Tasman District Council protocol says: if you have a problem dog in your neighbourhood, try and talk to the owner, they may not know their pet is causing issues. If you can’t talk to them, call the council. An officer will visit to assess the problem. If it continues, a legal notice will be issued requiring the owners to take action or object to the notice. If they don’t and there are further complaints, the owners can then be fined. If problems persist, the dog can be removed from the property and impounded until such time council is satisfied that the owners have complied. The Tasman Pound receive around 4 – 5 dogs a week, on average, with the majority going back to their owners after fees for impounding, daily sustenance and registration are paid. For those that are left there, the pound does everything it can to re-home the dogs. They hold a No-Kill policy, and say euthanasia is an absolute ‘last resort’ TDC Animal Control Administrations Officer, Ross Connochie, says if you have experienced an aggressive or a persistently barking dog you should report this to Animal Control as soon as any incident occurs, “it is important that, if the problem is recurring, for people to keep calling back. We have a staged response process, so if we hear nothing back from the complainant we assume the issue is sorted.” The Animal Control 24-hour line is 03 5438400.
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Andrew Cobeldick is carving a name for himself in the hairdressing world, taking home the big award at the New Zealand L’Orēal two-day event, known as ‘The Collective’, which drew stylists from across the country to meet 25 international and local experts. The event, held at The Cloud in Auckland, hosted three international judges, including edgy reality TV star and hair business educator Tabitha Coffey, who chose the Rodney Wayne stylist as L’Orēal Professional Stylist of the Year. Twenty-seven-year-old, Waimea born and bred, Andrew won the New Zealand Young Talent Award at the same event two years prior. He has since been working and instructing at other Auckland fashion shows and is the face and key instructor, all over the country, of HITO apprenticeships. Andrew says, ‘it was such an honour to be nominated, let alone win.
A real honour to be recognised for L’Orēal and all the brands. It is something you always imagine and struggle towards, one of those things you dream of and set yourself those goals. When it actually comes to fruition it is crazy!” Proud parents Marianne and Peter Cobeldick, say Andrew has worked extremely hard at everything he has done, “everything he has achieved, he has done by himself. Photoshoots and overseas competitions have all been self-funded. The whole family is very, very proud of him. We think he is just wonderful. He doesn’t forget where he comes from, he remembers his roots here.” Starting his apprenticeship at Elise Hair design in Nelson with Sarah Reid, now working at Rodney Wayne’s salon in Wellington, Andrew has recently returned from working at the Sydney Fashion Awards and will jet his way to New York Fashion Week, in September, as part of his prize.
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Banding together to battle for the birds Amy Russ Waimea Inlet Forum (WIF) has been running a planting project, working with local communities, to restore the habitat and trap predators in the Waimea Inlet in an effort to increase the number of Banded Rail and other estuarine birds. The Banded Rail, (moho pereru, Gallirallus phillippensis assimillis) has been classed by Department of Conservation as ‘at risk/declining’. Once commonly seen in the Waimea Inlet, the only areas in the South Island where these shy and secretive birds can be found are in Nelson and Marlborough. Over the years the Banded Rail’s habitat has been lost due to horticulture and housing development, and the modification of estuary margins with road and cycle track development. Kathryn Brownlie, WIF member and project manager for Battle of the Banded Rail, says that the forum hopes to restore vegetation and control of pests so there will be an increase in bird numbers. Around 25 - 30 volunteers have been helping on planting days that were planned for every Sunday over the course of a couple of months, with around 6,500 salthardy plants (mainly Grey Salt Bush and Salt Marsh Ribbonwood) to be placed. This is the fourth season the project has been run, and over 20,000 plants have been placed so far. For the past 3 years Salisbury School has been helping to propagate and pot up the plants specifically for this project. Carolyn Shirtliff, Enviro Coordinator for Salisbury School, says, “Salisbury School has enjoyed propagating plants for the Banded Rail Project. It has created a great opportunity for us to give back to the community that has been very supportive of our school. The work gives our students the skills that they may be able to use when they return to their own communities, either in, perhaps, work experience in a nursery or a volunteer role in a similar project. Some of our students need physical tasks and
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The Habitat for Humanity team are on the lookout for Nelsonians who want to have an experience to remember. They are organising a team of 45 volunteers for a trip to Cambodia, in November, to help build houses for vulnerable families near the capital city of Phnom Penh. Habitat for Humanity help to build new homes, and repair others, for those who have been struck by disaster. Director Rob Silcock says, “you get this amazing sense of camaraderie with the people you are working with and you have that sense of belonging with people you’ve gone with and who you’ve built for.” He says there are two main issues for residents in Cambodia; weather, the extreme dry and then the monsoons, and security. “The biggest difference between us and the people in these villages is that we have advocates here, we have services available for pretty much everything. These people have no one, no one to turn to. It is so corrupt over there, so they just give up, no one cares. It’s really quite sad. These are people with a real
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of it.” He says everyone gets stuck in, the volunteers, the families and all their helpers. The trip costs $4600, which includes flights, accommodation and building materials for the week-long build. There is also an option to join on a tour around Cam-
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Richmond resident and mastermind of New Zealand board games, Bob Reynolds, celebrated his 80th birthday on Tuesday, May 8, surrounded by friends and family. “It was fabulous, people came from as far north as Whangarei and as far south as Christchurch. I’ve had a lovely time,” says Bob. Bob’s aptitude for creating board games was discovered at just 11 years. “We loved playing Monopoly at school but the headmaster confiscated it. So I made my own game up and called it Tourist Trade,” says Bob. Eighteen years later that game would become the first of many to be printed and distributed nationwide. With the cooperation of his wife Margaret and their young children, the family would make up the boxed games on a table tennis table
in the basement of their Auckland home. In 1974 Bob produced Traffic, a New Zealand Road Safety game, sponsored by Ford. A request for further games was answered with Conservation in 1976, Softball in 1977 and, in 1978, New Zealand Holiday. Holding down fulltime work during these years saw Bob juggling the production and distribution of his games during his holidays. His penultimate game invention was The Game of Auckland in 1985, receiving an enthusiastic endorsement from then-mayor Dame Catherine Tizard. This led to Bob donating a portion of profits towards the Aotea Centre. Destinationz would be Bob’s final hurrah in 1987, and after more than two decades of producing board games he’s called it a day. “But with my six grandchildren now, I’m still enjoying inventing board games for them,” says Bob.
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Head outdoors for rewards Getting out and about in the Top of the South has always had its benefits – fresh air, stunning scenery and warm water greeting those who choose to spread their wings. Now, thanks to Sport Tasman, there are more tangible rewards on offer for those who walk, cycle or swim in the region. The Sport Tasman Explorer is a new innovation that encourages people to get active in the great outdoors. Participants accumulate points by visiting various places in the top of the south, then posting a photo of their activity on Instagram, accompanied by the hashtag #SportTasmanExplorer. Several places to visit in Nelson-Tasman, Buller, Marlborough and Kaikoura are suggested on the Sport Tasman website, but hardy explorers can tag any location and points will be awarded.
And, of course, points mean prizes. At the end of each month prizes will be handed out in a variety of categories, plus spot prizes. The competition kicked off in April with some notable efforts. Top of the photo ops was Zena Denton aged 14 years from Nayland College, who got particularly active in the region throughout the month and uploaded 14 entries. Her efforts earned her a Ski Rainbow Anytime Pass for the coming ski season which she chose to give to her father as thanks for his fantastic photography skills. Other entries included Kaikoura Kayaks getting active with a group of youngsters, and holidaymaker Alex Glover from Auckland enjoying the sights of Abel Tasman. Organiser Katie Arden, events manager for Sport Tasman, says local busi-
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If you’ve ever been in that awkward predicament of trying to get the shopping in the back of the car but the boot lid won’t stay up, then you need to make a trip to the team at Gas Stay Specialists. Gas struts can be found on boots, bonnets, ute canopies, marine hatches, office chairs, campervan beds and even toy boxes. While gas struts may be a simple mechanical device, they are very much vital, especially when it comes to your car. With winter getting closer, gas struts tend to lose pressure because they are affected by the cold atmosphere. Luckily for vehicle owners looking to motor safely and comfortably this winter, Gas Stay
Specialists stock and supply quality Stabilus struts. The team can regas struts plus they offer free fitting on most cars, and all struts come with a warranty. Come and see Gas Stay Specialists in the bright green building at 4a Gladstone Rd, Richmond, or give them a call on 544 1212. Here at Prestige Euro Works we offer performance tuning on petrol and diesel vehicles including cars, 4x4s, suv’s, vans and even motor homes! Our performance remap software is developed to work on a standard vehicle, maintaining manufacturer levels of reliability and original service intervals. Our software calibration is specially
designed to fully unleash the full potential of your engine while also adding better fuel economy on diesels. We also have an advanced EGR solution for valves which can become clogged with carbon deposits, causing them to fail or stick; our software solution can improve the efficiency of your engine. Our EGR closed or blanking solution, and reprogramming of the engine management ECU, results in lowered engine temperatures, improved throttle response, and economy that will lengthen engine life. Contact us today on 544 9853 for a quote, or for more specific information on your vehicle. Check us out on Facebook to view our range of services.
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Caltex Richmond will take care of all your motoring needs this winter. Locally owned and operated, it’s now been nearly one year since Kyle Lightfoot opened Caltex Richmond, where customers have been giving great feedback about the friendly, personal service, and wide range of products. “Over the winter, people can pop into Caltex Richmond to get their car washed, have their tyre pressure checked, and we sell products like wiper blades, car batteries and anti-freeze,” says owner Kyle Lightfoot. “Our convenience store also has great food-to-go such as pies, sandwiches, hotdogs and baristamade coffee. We have a special winter AASmartfuel and Carwash Deal happening now; we will add 6c discount for every $40 worth of fuel when you purchase one of our two top carwashes—Deluxe or Executive. That’s on top of normal daily AA Smartfuel discounts.” Visit Caltex Richmond today— it’s on the corner of Salisbury Rd and Champion Rd.
It’s common knowledge that Route 6 is a trusted and professional workshop for all your mechanical needs whether it’s a vehicle service to make sure your car is up to scratch for the winter road conditions, a Warrant of Fitness or repairs or maintenance of any kind, including testing and replacement batteries. Thanks to the variety of skills held by the team, Route 6 don’t just deal with cars, their mechanical services, including WOF’s, also apply to tractors, motorbikes and forklifts. If you’re looking for puncture repairs or tyre replacements, you will find it at Route 6. The workshop offers premium brands all the way through the price range and with slippery roads common in winter, don’t get caught out with old tyres. Route 6 offers free pickup anywhere between Wakefield and Richmond to take the stress out of getting your vehicle in the workshop. Come and see the Route 6 team today, they’re located at 327 Queen St Richmond, behind McDonalds.
Drive safely this winter - get your tyres checked and replaced, if required, by the expert team at Tyreworld Richmond. Owneroperator Daryl Smith and his team are tyre and wheel alignment specialists, who provide high standards of workmanship, ensuring your vehicle stays in top condition while not compromising safety. Their services include puncture repairs, wheel alignment and wheel balancing. As an independent tyre supplier Tyreworld Richmond use a range of brands and can specify the right tyre for your driving needs and budget. Check out its new tyres, as well as high performance or 4WD tyres. It’s no fun when your old car battery dies on a cold winter’s day, but no worries—Tyreworld Richmond is an authorised agent for supplying and installing Marshall Batteries! For all your tyre and wheel requirements, visit Tyreworld Richmond at 38 Oxford St, online at www.tyreworldrichmond.business.site or phone 03 544 7575 for more information.
Whatever the issue, bring your car to the team at Advanced Automotive, they will work their magic to get you back on the road. From WOF, maintenance of any kind, servicing or brake and clutch repair - you name it; you can get it done to the highest standards, and, with winter on its way, it’s important to check a few things out to ensure comfortable and safe motoring. Tyres are one important element for safe driving in the winter months and if you want
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McGlashen “If you need anything spray painted, come and see me and my son Dean at the Richmond Auto Painters workshop today. You’ll find us at 17 McGlashen Ave or give us a call on 544 8128.”
Ray Gibbens has enjoyed every minute of the job and thanks his loyal customers. a holiday in a Picton house which home visiting, hospitality after broad range of services on ofthe society operates, supplying food a funeral, delivering baskets of fer at Richmond Auto Painters parcels, petrol vouchers and assis- food to two recently bereaved includes airbrushing, buffing, tance with accommodation, paying families, sending sympathy, colour matching, detailing, findoctors bills, supplying clothing to a Mass, birthday, anniversary ishing, glazing, paint protecTongan woman and child (in NZ to and get-well cards, funding tion, rustproofing, tinting and visit her dying mother), whose lives a school holiday camp for a touch-ups. Ray Gibbens comhave been completely disrupted by child, funding a hearing test pleted his apprenticeship in recent cyclone, providing and deliv- for a five-year-old with a hear- the early 1950s, and has been ering a washing machine and fund- ing deficit in order to expedite spraying cars, boats, caravans, ing installation thereof for a woman timely intervention. In our rule bikes and prams ever since! who is undergoing chemotherapy, it states that no work of char- “These days, I’m still spraying ity is foreign to the society, and under the flinty gaze of my our mission is to seek and find son Dean who, if he doesn’t those who are in need. like what the old man has done, quite frequently shouts During this winter season, to the heavens, “Gordon BenRichmond Auto Painters on net,” so much so that some of McGlashen Avenue can take my earlier neighbours actually care of all your automotive thought that was my name!” painting and repair needs! The says 80 year old Ray Gibbens.
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Senior A’s Renwick 6 v HLS Waimea Old Boys 26 Waimea knew travelling to Renwick that it was going to be a hard encounter as the home team were hosting their club day and also leading the Marlborough teams in the Tasman Trophy competition. The young Waimea side got into their work from the start and two well-executed lineout drives led to tries for lock Brent McKenzie and hooker Max Fraine in the first twenty minutes. A third try was scored by replacement back James Lash after he replaced first five-eight Xavier Albert, who left the field with concussion in the 30th minute. Renwick could only reply with two penalties in the first half and the teams went into break with Waimea leading 17–6 An outstanding defensive effort in the second half meant Renwick were kept scoreless for the rest of the match. Renwick had the greater amount of possession and territory and attacked at every opportunity, but was unable to pierce a well-
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organised defensive set-up. The accuracy and work ethic shown by this young Waimea side in defence will give them a lot of confidence moving forward. Waimea finished the game strongly, scoring an outstanding counter attack try to fullback Caleb Coventry late in the second half that was converted by James Lash. For Waimea, the return to play of young Tasman Rugby academy member prop Eden Beech, and the outstanding form of the back row trio of Ben Eder, Dan Hytongue and Chris Mason were huge positives as the side looks to its next game in defending the Tasman Trophy. Senior Women Awatere 7 v Waimea Old Boys 107 It was always expected that this fixture was going to be a one-sided affair and Waimea definitely didn’t disappoint. The scoreboard started ticking over right from the first whistle with the opening try being scored by winger Anya Schultz. The Waimea forwards were very dominant which created lots of space for the backs
Waimea Old Boys U7 junior player Riley Andrews charges off down the field. Photo: Supplied. to exploit, which they did at will. change any players in the first half Next to score tries were backs but at half-time agreed to allowTessa Hiller and Phoenix Lolly, ing Waimea to help their cause by before the forwards started get- strengthening their team. With ting in on the act with Louise workaholic Louise Nalder, verNalder and the ever-impres- satile Tessa Hiller and the skillful sive captain Stephanie Mitchell Demi Salter now in the Awatere touching down. With further colours, the second half was gotries to Tessa Hiller, Leah Miles, ing to be a lot more competiBethan Manners, Jessica Foster- tive. Waimea forwards opened Lawrence, Stephanie Mitchell the scoring with Leah Miles and and Jamie Paenga, and with Be- Anna Bradley crossing the white than Manners converting seven line. Waimea backs completed the of these, Waimea finished the second half tries through Jamie first half with a formidable lead of Paenga and Phoenix Lolly. Be76-0. Awatere didn’t want to ex- than Manners finished the game
with a personal tally of 32 points. It was fairly apt that Awatere finished the game with a try from Waimea’s Louise Nalder, which was converted by Waimea’s Demi Salter. The points for player of the day were 3 points to the powerful and versatile Tessa Hiller, 2 points to Jessica Foster-Lawrence whose leadership and organising skills were outstanding, and 1 point to the hardworking Louise Nalder. Senior B’s - No game (Bye) U-18’s –WOB 20 v Central 22 The HLW Waimea Old Boys RFC would like to extend a warm invitation to all supporters and members to two up-coming events.On Friday, June 8, at 7.30pm, the club is hosting a fund-raising evening in the clubrooms with comedy hypnotist - Gerard V. Tickets $30 and are available from the McCashin’s café and bar or call Ali on 0276444718 Club day is Saturday the 16th June and the club extends a warm welcome to all supporters and past/present members to attend. The day begins at 9.30am with junior rugby and finishes with the senior A’s playing Central at 3pm.
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Toby Watson from the Richmond Heat makes a break against FC Nelson. Photo: Supplied. player of the day hat-trick. Coach Michael Lams said, after the game, he was really proud of the boys putting in such a big effort and commended Finley Clark for his scrambled save in goal in the final minutes to give them a 4 – 3 win. Mapua stole an early goal against the Red Devils in what developed
into an evenly fought battle, however Ethan King scored two good goals before half-time following some good team interplay. With a 2-1 lead going into the break and a call to arms from coach Paul Cousins, that lead would not be relinquished. Harvey Adams and Riley Secker continued their resolute defensive partnership, amid
several strong attacking opportunities from Mapua. Reichen Scott continued his impressive form this season with a whole-hearted display in midfield, Rylan Marshall again showed his potential as a goalkeeper and Ethan King deservedly won the man-ofthe-match for his two goals and an excellent all-around perfor-
mance. The second half remained scoreless, giving the Richmond Red Devils a strong win against a good Mapua team. And on Friday night under lights, the About Beauty at Monaco Richmond Swans 1st division women’s side took on FC Nelson in chilly conditions at Jubilee Park. In the first of what is hopefully a series of night games, both teams fought evenly late into the second half when Penny Stickney found herself on the end of a cross into the goal box and headed in a fantastic shot to give the Swans a 1 – 0 win. The Hothouse Richmond Foxes weren’t as fortunate, going down in a heavy defeat against Waimea College on Saturday. Senior Results 1st Division Fresh Choice Richmond 1 v Nelson Suburbs 3 2nd Division Richmond Reserves 3 v Nelson Suburbs Seals 5 Fresh Choice Richmond Hornbills 2 v Tahuna 0 3rd Division Thompson Daly Chartered Accountants Richmond Thistle 2 v Tahuna 2
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The Fresh Choice Richmond 1st team were frustrated by an organised Nelson Suburbs side on a sunny Saturday afternoon at Jubilee Park, and after going one goal up early in the first half couldn’t capitalise further throughout the game. Suburbs came back and scored an equaliser which spurred them on and they eventually finished the game 3 – 1 winners. In the 2nd division the young reserve side also went down to their Suburbs opponents, while the Hornbills beat Tahuna FC. Thistle had a draw against Tahuna in the 3rd division and the Colts lost to Motueka. The 4th division Stags and Bogans teams both had wins against their respective Suburbs and Wakefield opponents. In a couple of the morning junior games, the 12th Grade Greenacres Richmond Heat took on FC Nelson Tigers at Avery Park and the 13th Grade Waimea Print Express Richmond Red Devils played Mapua at Jubilee Park. The Heat went into half time at 2 – 2 with goals from Toby Watson and Jayden Cunningham, and in the second half Jayden went on to score twice more giving him a
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On Sunday, Waimea Squash Club In the D grade and below secheld the first D and J grade tourna- tion, Waimea and Takaka players ment of the season. Designed for dominated the points tally. DiviJuniors (J grade), and for learner sion one to six winners were Damto intermediate playien Gilman (Marlb), ers (graded D and Ethan Harwood below), the event was (Takaka), Caleb well attended. There Harvey (Waimea), were just under 40 enDave Vander Merve tries with players par(Waimea), Tyler ticipating from as far Palmer (Takaka), away as Greymouth, and Dylan Palmer Blenheim, and Takaka (Takaka). Clubs. Several players This was the first D made the step up from and J grade of a seWaimea’s Wednesday ries, Waimea will night social league to host two more of play their first comthese tournaments in petitive tournament. coming months. The competiton comIn other news, prised six D grade and Waimea Junior Henbelow divisions, and ry Aitken (graded three Junior divisions. B1) competed at the With only a small Canterbury Junior Waimea Junior Henry Aitnumber of points Age Group Chamken won the U17 title at separating players, pionships on May the Canterbury Junior Age matches were close 18-19. Group Squash Championand highly competiHenry played Henry ships. tive. Waimea players Moran from Marlb shone in the junior divisions, with in the final to win 4-1 and take out Rilee McCrae taking out the J1 divi- the U17 title. Henry Aitken is in the sion, and Thea Whitley the J2. Xavia NZ development squad for his age Reynish from Takaka won the J3. group.
Waimea Combined and Aoraki Combined battle it out in Timaru on Saturday, May 26, with Waimea showing unrelenting defence during the second half. Photo: Supplied.
Waimea Combined had a win when they travelled south to play Aoraki Combined in Timaru on Saturday, May 26. With very little ball to work with, Waimea drew first blood when they explored pace down the right hand side,
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Smith and Harry Pugh having a comfortable win against Marlborough’s Lucca Wiseman & Ryo Kimura 6/4, 6/2. Harry standing out with successful wins in all three of his matches. Despite this, Marlborough pulled out the stops with a 3 win run in the mixed doubles, taking the grade win 9 matches to 7. The Nelson 10’s gained valuable match-play experience, plus showed a lot more strength compared to last year’s fixture. Lucy Mitchell and Maisson Begg winning their singles matches in gritty 3- setters both going into super tie break finishes, Marlborough finally prevailing 12/4.
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clinched the 16’s age group win for Nelson; 5 matches to 3. Marlborough fielded a strong 14u side, showing talent and flair on court, however, undeterred, Nelson took up the challenge by playing some beautiful tennis against stronger players. Rosie Armstrong had a great fixture, enjoying a doubles win with Eden Carter 3/6, 6/4 10/8 against Olivia Marfell and Millie Bushell along with a singles win against Millie 6/2, 6/2. Final score 11/5 to Marlborough 14’s The 12’s proved to be one of the most evenly competed grades, both teams coming out of the doubles and singles legs with 6 match wins. Lachie Mackay-
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Talley’s junior representative tennis team took on Marlborough juniors over the weekend in a bid to regain the Gardiner Trophy. Despite the home ground advantage, Nelson were not able to prise the trophy out of Marlborough’s hands, the final score 35–21 in Marlborough’s favour. Nelson showed strength in the 16’s age group with both Christie Gilbert and Charlotte Osborn lifting their singles games in the third and final sets to overcome Ella Williams and Bella Rose; Christie beating Ella 6/1, 2/6, 6/3, Charlotte, with a convincing final set, winning 2/6, 6/4, 6/0 against Bella. Both mixed doubles matches
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Lisa Book looks down the court for team-mates as she prepares to send the ball during their win. Photo: Supplied.
Netballers back in the game
Featuring musicians from Ireland & Australia Bríd Harper
Festival Showcase Concert Featuring all festival guests
Dermot Byrne
Sunday 3 June, 7.00pm The Nelson Centre of Musical Arts $30 Adults / $20 under 18 Tickets at:
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After a slow start to the season, Richmond F45 has reclaimed its position as a serious contender in Nelson Netball’s 2018 premier league, beating Waimea College 45-26 at Saxton Stadium on Thursday night. Despite a convincing final score, it wasn’t a walk in the park for the Richmond F45 athletes. A flurry of defensive turnovers from Kat Jones and Sarah Steele, combined with quick release feeding by Lisa Book, failed to convert in the shooting circle. This resulted in a lethargic opening stanza, the first quarter settling up with an even 5 points at each end. Changes were made to the team and Richmond F45 entered the second quarter fir-
Nelson Matters My top priority this parliamentary term is progressing a new hospital for Nelson which will be the largest building project ever for our region. Our population is growing and ageing and the current 149 bed facility has insufficient capacity. Medicine is also changing and the layout of the two fifty year old main tower blocks is no longer fit for modern care models. Recent reports and new regulations confirm the buildings are an earthquake risk. A big part of my work as Building Minister in the last Parliament was rewriting New Zealand’s laws
in respect of earthquake risk. We used to leave each council to set their own seismic standards. The new national requirements came into effect last July. These set a higher standard for emergency buildings like hospitals and set a tighter timetable for these to be upgraded. The District Health Board properly commissioned Beca to reassess all the Nelson Hospital buildings last year and briefed me on the reports last week. The two main towers rate at 40% and 35% of what is required of the new building standards. This means the risk to life in these older buildings is
5-10 times greater than if they were new. The newer parts of the hospital like the operating theatres, emergency department and intensive care unit are sound but would not be useable after a quake because of the risk of damage from the surrounding tower blocks. Our earthquake risk is similar to Christchurch and I do not want a repeat of what occurred there when the emergency response was compromised by having damaged hospital facilities. A new hospital raises the question of whether it should be rebuilt on the existing site. I like the central city location and I don’t know of
ing on all seven cylinders. The introduction of Kelly Jenkins at goal shoot made all the difference. Effective holding and intelligent positioning on Kelly’s part set up easier ball for the feeders. Powerful driving and skilful passing from Lisa resulted in more balls gliding through the hoop and a half time score of 19-13. Richmond F45 really hit its groove in the third quarter. Belinda Koloamatangi paired well with Kelly and both shooters performed with accuracy. Consistent turnover ball from the defensive end led to a 3320 score by the end of the third period. McKenzie Orange showed proficient feeding at wing attack at the beginning of the fourth
quarter, with high ball into the circle gracefully connecting with the shooters. Amy Cunningham forced a number of tips and showed strong defensive pressure, creating turnovers from her wing defense position. Belinda judged the ball well, retrieving an intercept that raised team spirits. Fantastic defensive prowess from Kat and Sarah helped to seal the win. Richmond F45 will be back into the start of Round 2 on Thursday, June 7. Richmond Classis in Grade 4 welcomed back Majolein Edwards & Amanda Springer after these well-seasoned players returned in Richmond colours from a 4-season hiatus to help take the win over Marist Black, 28-25
The Board is preparing a business case for the Ministry of Health and Treasury this November with detailed design and costings in 2019. It is important the Board consults with our health professionals and public to get it right. My hope would be for construction to begin in 2020 and completion by 2023. I want to build cross party and wider community support to assist our health board in this mammoth task. Our goal should be a new, safer, larger hospital that can deliver quality health care for our community for the next half century. Advt.
Offices and Libraries • All Council offices and libraries will be closed on Monday 4 June.
Other services • Kerbside rubbish and recycling collections take place as normal on Queen's Birthday.
Work to repair a portion of Tasman’s Great Taste Trail cycleway near Whakatu Drive starts on 20 May and should be complete by 8 June.
• Resource Recovery Centres are open. Get in touch
• What – Partial closure of the cycleway along Whakatu Drive for post-storm remediation works, including the installation of rock protection and re-sealing.
For urgent or emergency issues you can contact the Council 24 hours a day on 03 543 8400. You can also phone your local Council Service Centre number.
• Where – Cycleway by Whakatu Drive. Detour via the Richmond Aquatic Centre underpass and Main Road, Stoke and Orphanage Creek.
Register your dog You can register your dog in person, by mail to any Council service centre, or pay online. Remember to register by 31 July to avoid an extra fee.
• When – Sunday 20 May to Friday 8 June
Public planting day in Faulkner’s Bush You’re invited to join the Faulkner’s Bush society for their annual public planting on Saturday 9 June from 10.00 am – 12.30 pm. The planting will be at Faulkner’s Bush close to the Scout Hut off Treeton Place. The society can provide some spades but please do bring your own if you have one. Recommend gloves, drinking water and good footwear. Turn up any time and plant as little or as many as you can – there are 500 native trees in total.
Lend a hand at a community planting day on the Waimea Inlet. • Sunday 10 June, 9.00 – 1.00 pm, Bronte Peninsula North. Park on Cardno Way (off Bronte Road East).
any other large vacant sites suitable. I do not favour moving to Richmond as we need to recognise it provides services to Marlborough people as well. I estimate the cost at about $400 million for a new 200 bed facility for Nelson. National built twelve new hospitals during the last decade with the largest being Christchurch costing $750 million and Hamilton $500 million. The new Dunedin hospital is estimated at $1300 million but it is on a greenfields site. This $400 million price sounds daunting but Nelson Marlborough Health spend this amount every year on services.
Holiday hours and services – Queen's Birthday
Bins out by 7.00am
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Battle for the Banded Rail
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Declutter with Second-Hand Sunday on 17 June. Second-Hand Sunday is an opportunity to re-home household goods, and takes place across the region - from Tasman Bay to Golden Bay! Freely given and freely taken away, the goods could include anything from old chairs, books, clothing or left over-bits and pieces from building projects but should not include food, dangerous goods like faulty electrical equipment, or chemicals. To take part all you have to do is register online and follow the guidelines. Treasure hunters can view the list of participating households – which will have the poster on the letterbox – to make the most of the offerings on each Second-Hand Sunday. Register online: Head to www.nelson.govt.nz to register.
Please bring gloves, spade and drinking water. Wear solid footwear and clothes suitable for the weather conditions. Morning tea will be provided (coffee courtesy of Pomeroy’s). Battle for the Banded Rail is a Waimea Inlet Forum project working with local communities. It aims to increase the number of banded rail and other estuarine birds on the Waimea Inlet by restoring habitat and trapping predators.
More information is available online at www.tasman.govt.nz.
Community Grants open
Road closures Applicant: Nelson Car Club Event: Tadmor-Glenhope Racing Event Location: Tadmor-Glenhope Road. From 4.3km from intersection of SH6 to 2.7km south from intersection of Tui Road, Kereru Road and Tadmor-Glenhope Road. Date: Saturday 14 July 2018 Time: 7.30 am to 4.00 pm Applicant: Nelson Car Club Event: Pigeon Valley Racing Event Location: Pigeon Valley Road from Sharp Road intersection to 409 Dovedale Road (1km east of Dovedale Road/Brandy Creek Rd Intersection) Date: Saturday 14 July 2018 Time: 7.00 am to 4.00 pm How to make an objection • If you would like to object, just write to us. Please include the applicant name and the date of the event and your reasons for objecting. • 189 Queen Street, Private Bag 4, Richmond, Nelson 7050 • Phone 03 543 8400 • Fax 03 543 9524 • Email: info@tasman.govt.nz
Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz.
Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Community Development Committee Thursday 31 May, 9.30 am. Public forum
Are you planning a great community event or project – but need a little help to make it happen? Applications for our Community Grants are open now and close on 31 July 2018. Funding is available for Tasmanbased projects that meet a community need and have community support. Priority is given to projects that can show financial support from other sources as well. Online applications: This year we’ve shortened the time you’ll need to spend online. Visit tasman.govt.nz/ link/grants to download the Community Grants from Rates Application Form. Work on the application at your own pace – and save as you go. Send the completed application back to us using a simple online form.
Audit and Risk Committee Thursday 7 June, 1.30 pm. No public forum
Find out more: Visit our website, tasman.govt.nz/link/grants or email Community Partnerships Coordinator Mike Tasman-Jones, mike.tasman-jones@tasman.govt.nz.
area where you can observe the meeting, with many of the meetings having a
Golden Bay Community Board Collingwood Fire Station, Elizabeth Street, Collingwood. Tuesday 12 June, 9.00 am. Public forum Environment & Planning Committee Thursday 14 June, 9.30 am. Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka. Tuesday 19 June, 4.00 pm. Public forum Everyone is welcome to attend our public meetings. There is a public seating ‘public forum’ providing an opportunity to speak to the meeting if you wish. At the beginning of ordinary meetings up to 30 minutes is set aside for public forum. Each speaker is allocated five minutes. You don’t need to pre-register your intention to speak – just take your turn when invited by the chairperson. These presentations don’t form part of the formal business of the meeting – a brief record will be kept of the matters raised. Any matters requiring further
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Significant construction work is underway in Stephens Bay to upgrade sewer pump stations at the Stephens Bay Reserve and Tapu Bay Reserve. The work is the second stage of a major wastewater project to increase the capacity and efficiency of the wastewater network in the area. The first stage was the installation of a new sewer main in the Riwaka-Kaiteriteri Road from Cederman Drive to Goodall Road, replacing the existing pipe under the Tapu Bay estuary. Moving the pipe into the road means it is easier to maintain and protects the estuary from any accidental spills or overflows. The two pump stations now need to be upgraded to push wastewater in the opposite direction – to the new main in the road. The work at the two reserves will take until July to complete and will mean some disruption to access. Some parking spaces at Stephens Bay and an area to the north of Tapu Bay reserve will be fenced off while construction is carried out. There will also be some construction traffic on the roads around Stephens Bay. People using the reserves should take care when accessing the steep access road to Tapu Bay Reserve and be aware there is construction taking place.
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Target Shooting Richmond 28/5/18 Alan Gibbs 190.6 Mike Biggs 196.13 Paul Holland 194.9 Katheran Butt 193.8 Grant O’Fee 188.6 Mark Easton 191.4 Rick Black 182.7 John Mann 188.4 Faron Holland 187.4 Gerald Holland 189.5 Kristina Hornell 191.8 Carl Doocey 93.2 Tessa Easton 84.1 Brendan Doocey 80.0 Jason Dunlea 86.0 Guy Hibberd 72.0 Troy Newton 82.0 Sami Geddes 79.1 Jack Inwood 93.3 Wayne Glover 88.1
ROCK N ROLL & CasuaL DaNCiNg. Saturday 2nd June, 7.30pm late. At Nelson Golf club, 38 Bolt Rd.. Music by Cruise Control. Admission $5. All welcome see you there. Stan Wilson. 03 5477349 Help us maKe NeLsON pLastiC bag fRee! Join us at the Tahunanui Community Centre from 7pm on Tuesday nights to help make ‘Boomerang Bags’. Everything is provided & no experience necessary. Waimea musiC CLub .There will be NO Club day Queen’s Birthday weekend 3rd June . See you on 17th June at Loney Hall Wensley Rd. Richmond. Contact Jim Carrick ph 5449446 Pat Rainbow ph 5445766 COmmuNitY siNg a LONg Wednesday 6 June 1.30 pm Richmond Methodist Church 4 Wensley Rd . Afternoon tea. Donation for Hospital Chaplaincy. Ph: 544 8562. iNNeR WHeeL CLub Of Waimea NeLsON is a club for women meet monthly to promote friendship, fun, speakers, outings & service. Why not join us? Ph: Sharon 544 8312. fORest & biRD Wednesday 13 June. Evening talk by Beth Endres about the NMIT Trainee Ranger Programme. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St., Tahunanui CHambeR musiC CONtest Young musicians from Nelson & Tasman schools perform classical & popular music in small groups. Strings, saxoph:s, brass, harp & more. Nelson Centre for Musical Arts. Mon. 11 June, 6pm. Koha entry. fRee (spONsOReD) membeRsHip pOWeRtaLK Nelson for ESL speakers. Improve your speaking skills & communicate with ease.
Learn to speak with confidence. Limited places. pOWeRtaLK NeLsON fRee membeRsHip for students. Communication & Leadership Skills, Speaking Skills & Confidence. Coaching in Effective Speaking. Places limited.Both events: Call Linda 021910621 www.powertalknelson.org.nz fResH fOCus The next Fresh Focus presentation will be on 11 June, not 4 June, at the Elim Church Hall at 625 Main Rd. Stoke. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. musiC ON tuesDaY 10.00a.m. 5 June Richmond town hall. Another wonderful summer concert in Vienna. A musical world of fairytales & myths. Featuring Dvorak, Tchaikovsky, Smetana, Strauss, & others. Filmed in the gardens of Schonbrunn Palace. Contact: 5445852 eND Of Life DisCussiON gROup. Do you want or need a Do Not Resuscitate Order? Public talk by Teresa Jones, St Johns. Everyone Welcome. Fairfield House, June 19, 2pm. Options4NZ. 543- 2602. sOROptimist iNteRNatiONaL NeLsON holding an info. evening on Thurs 14 June 5-7pm at Nick Smith’s Rms, 544 Waimea Rd., Annesbrook. Come along & learn how we work & who we help. RSVP Margaret Hillerby on 5452575 or 0211448334 by Friday 8 June. aRmCHaiR tRaVeLLeRs, Saturday 9th June in Whakatu Presbyterian Hall, Upper Songer St Stoke at 7.30 pm. Jeanette Brooker will present “The Secrets of Sudan”. Entry is by donation which will go towards The Shelter Box Trust.
‘Out tO LuNCH’ community lunch Wednesday June 6 at St Barnabas Church Stoke. 11:45 am. All welcome. Donation NeLsON sOCiaL DaNCiNg CLub, at Club Waimea 9 June. Live Music. 7.30pm – 11.15pm. Members $10 Non-Members $15. Contact Chris 021 160 1358. bROOK saNCtuaRY feNCe CHeCKiNg & maiNteNaNCe Volunteers Wanted. Can you spare one day a month? Wednesdays 8.45am – 2pm. No fixed commitment all training provided. Help protect the future of Nelson’s Wildlife. 035462422.” HOpe/RaNZau W.i. reminder our Lunch Meeting & Social Afternoon is on Weds. 6th June, 12.30 at Senior Citizens Hall, 62 Oxford St. Richmond. $5 inc. Raffle. Do come. Your contact Brenda 5445872. RiCHmOND sCHOOL QuiZ NigHt Friday June 15, doors open at 630pm.Quiz starts at 7pm. Rainforest theme. Silent & Live auctions. $12.50/ticket, teams of 8. Tickets purchased Richmond School Office. fORest & biRD Wed. 13 June. Evening talk by Beth Endres about the NMIT Trainee Ranger Programme. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St., Tahunanui RiCHmOND LibRaRY eVeNts: Good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Free. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.pm. RiCHmOND WeLCOme gROup: New here? Have a cuppa, meet new friends, ask questions. All welcome. 10am, first & third Thursday each
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10 am to 4 pm at Stoke Hall, Main Road Stoke. There will be an Opening on Friday 15th at 7 pm. All work for sale, EFTPOS available. NeLsON RaiLWaY at Founders Park. Queens Birthday weekend the Railcar will run on Saturday, Sunday & Monday 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. Also on in the Park, is the annual Book Fair. NeLsON iNstitute taLK. Nigel Costley presents “Blackguards & Blisters All”, an investigation of some of the choicer villains from Charles Dickens’ novels. Sun 3rd June. Activity Room, Nelson Library. 2pm. $2pp. Queries 5483101 NeLsON VeteRaNs teNNis CLub, are holding their AGM Sunday June 10 at Hope Courts at 3 p.m. Social Tennis 1 p.m.. Notices in motion to Secretary by 31 May. Leona Ellis @ reubenleona@actrix. co.nz or Ph: 03-5476917. iseL LaDies pRObus CLub welcomes new members to friendly interesting meet each 4th Wednesday each month, Elim Church, Main Rd, Stoke at 9.45 for 10am. Also, a monthly dining out group & a coffee group for those who wish to join in. Joy 538 0035 or Sue 5486062. aLCOHOLiCs aNONYmOus. Is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? Want to stop drinking but can’t? Maybe we can help. Support meetings every day. 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757. NeLsON 50+ WaLKiNg gROup: June 7, Barnicoat – Involution. Ph Wendy, 544 6688. Jane, 548 3404 Nelson 50+ mini Walkers: June 5, Stoke Ramble. Meet 10am at Bunnings Car Park.. Alan. Jan, 547 7690.
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month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Road. Mike & Milli 544 7906 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 stOKe seNiORs thurs 31 may: Bob Young plays country/pop at 1.30 pm. 548 Main Rd. Stoke PH: 5472660 Life LiNC NeLsON eVeNts: 1. Dads… mums… are you finding parenting a challenge? Wanting more ease & joy in parenting? NEW Counselling Grp starts Wed 28 March. Facilitated by professional counsellor & mother of 3, Georgina Pattullo. 2. feeling stuck? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a meaningful way? Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. 3. feeling sad, stressed, depressed or stuck? Identify & explore new ways to move forward. me/Cfs/fm suppORt NeLsON baYs. Find support with others who understand. Come & join our small informal group, third Monday of month, Halifax Cafe, 28Halifax St (opp. library), 2.30-3.30pm strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com NeVeR taLK abOut gOD – it’s RuDe! Do you have questions about God? Here’s a chance to be listened to, ask those questions. I’m Gordon from All Saints Church. Call & make a time to meet at Zumo’s for coffee & a chat. aRt gROup NeLsON will hold an Exhibition on June 16th & 17th from
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The National Advocacy Trust is seeking a person with experience in complaint resolution and public speaking to join our team as a Health & Disability Advocate. The position is 40 hours per week, will be based in the Nelson office. The primary objectives of the position are the resolution of complaints between the parties and promoting the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights through formal education and networking. Advocates are required to travel to areas away from the main office, and for training purposes the occasional stay away from home will be necessary. Successful applicants will have a clean current driver’s licence and their own vehicle which will be used for work purposes. Our ideal candidate: Will have proven experience that enables them to meet the primary objectives and demonstrate a calm professional approach in every activity associated with their work. They will have the communication skills to be able to professionally navigate complex complaints directly with people and over the telephone. They will also need to demonstrate excellent written and computer skills including report writing, data entry and letter writing. The successful person must be able to show they can work alone but recognise also that being part of a team is integral to the success of an organisation. The successful person will be supported with ongoing professional development and may be required to undertake an approved advocacy qualification. Interested? Then send your handwritten cover letter and CV to Clare by emailing 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).
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Richmond Bowling Club Annual General Meeting to be held on Sunday 17th June at 3.00 pm at the Clubhouse 345 Queen Street, Richmond.
The Stewart Book Collection compiled over the last 50 years is for auction this Thursday & Friday
ThurSday at noon, Friday at 10am FEATURING: NZ History, Exploration & Discovery, Rural NZ, Pioneers & Settlers, Maori history, Militaria & War, Early Sports, Transport & Automative, Biographies, Flora & Fauna and many other special interest topics. VIEWING: Wed 9am-6pm, Thurs from 9am & Friday from 8.30am. PHOTOS: Examples of the collection on our website CATALOGUE: Available from Wednesday. Absentee & Phone Bids welcome
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work wanted Translation services (English, Chinese, French). Any office work. Customer service experience. Contact Sophie Liu Sophie.la.liu@gmail.com +64 2753 07041.
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Christadelphians The Bible Our Guide
We warmly invite you to hear Speaker: Mr David Burley
Salvation is Only of Israel’s God Join us Monday, 4th June 2018 at 7.30pm Richmond Library, Constance Barnicoat Room, Queen Street Entrance
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Mowers Chainsaws and more Repairs and Sales
“Professional Arborists who take pride in their workmanship”
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• Complete tree care from roots to tips. • All hedge trimming works. • Confined area tree felling & removals. • Prompt, friendly & professional services. • Covering all areas in the top of the south.
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Kerry & Sharlene Friend 7 Gladstone Road Richmond (behind Mobil)
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Gourmet Catering Nelson
Stephen Oliver proprietor
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021 127 8957
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Daryl Murray 021 272 3000
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Bronwyn: 027 9100 386 troy: 027 923 5603
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Ltd
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Ph: 021 482 088 or 542 2328
Innovative electrical solutions New Homes • Commercial Rural • Retail • Alterations
10 Poutama St, Richmond
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(0800 4 JIMJIM)
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• Tiling • Plastering • Gib Fixing • Reskimming • Gib Cove • Gibstopping • Painting
• • • • • •
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Restoration of Antique and Service of Modern Firearms Manufacture of unavailable parts a speciality Specialised metal and woodworking skills Licenced Firearms Dealer
Phone (03) 546 5365 5 Nayland Road, Stoke www.metrodirect.co.nz
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Clinics in Stoke, Wakefield, Motueka & Takaka. Home visits also available Ph 021 0247 4037 or 03 927 5120 carole@mobilefeet.co.nz
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544 3977 0275 288 434
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Tony 021 612 316 John 021 825 290
or 543 3777
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027 671 8417
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03 544 8553
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• Domestic & Commercial
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May:
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Stump Grinding Tree Felling & Removal Site Clearance
June: 08, 11, 14, 20, 21, 29
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22 May – 23 May: Comprehensive Workplace First Aid
021 081 82 123 Free Quotes & Prompt Service
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23 May: First Aid for Young Children
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