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Richmond’s bad air day
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Richmond’s air quality is under the microscope again after it was revealed last week that dangerously high concentrations of arsenic were recorded at a monitoring station at Oxford St between 2013 and 2015. The Tasman District Council reported that the annual average arsenic concentration
for 2014 in Richmond was 19 nanograms per cubic metre of air, almost four times the national guideline of 5.5. Analysis showed there had been a seasonal increase in arsenic concentrations from the burning of treated wood in domestic fires with occasional higher concentrations linked with an industrial source in the area readings peaked at 190.
Council resource scientist contaminants Paul Sheldon says it is extremely disappointing to find evidence of arsenic at such levels. Paul says arsenic, which is carcinogenic, was detected on a large sample of air filters which were tested retrospectively this year as part of the council’s air quality monitoring. Although Paul would not identify the in-
dustrial source, he says it resulted from “an industrial boiler burning treated wood waste”, including shavings and sawdust. Burning treated or painted timber is not permitted under the Tasman Resource Management Plan, because it releases toxic substances into the air and creates toxic
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Spotlight on outside security Simon Bloomberg Some of Waimea’s more vulnerable elderly residents are feeling a little safer at night thanks to an initiative by Waimea Neighbourhood Support and Community Patrols New Zealand aimed at installing security lights at 100 homes. Waimea Neighbourhood Support coordinator Marty Price has set up 148 street groups around the district since he started in Richmond in 2012. Marty has been concerned that some of the more vulnerable residents lack outside security lighting and this month decided to do something about it. “I was setting up a street group on Templemore Dr and a lady mentioned she had some things stolen from outside,” Marty says. “She didn’t have any outside security lighting so I decided to do something about it.
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NEW LIGHTS: Waimea Neighbourhood Support coordinator Marty Price, left, and Richmond Community Patrol’s Mike Gill with Templemore Dr residents, from left, Val Jones, Val Delaney and Peggy Jack with one of the new security lights that are being installed. Photo: Simon Bloomberg
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Richmond’s bad air day Spotlight on FROM PAGE 1 ash. Paul says council will be working with “the private and industrial community to prevent this practise” the business responsible for the industrial source of arsenic was issued an abatement notice to prevent any future unsafe burning. Paul says the high arsenic readings were detected during extensive testing of more than 200 air filter samples collected as part of council’s air quality monitoring and “were a big surprise”. “We didn’t go out looking for this - it came up incidentally. We knew we’d find arsenic but not at those concentrations.” Paul says the other surprising result was the composition of particulates in the air that contribute to Rich-
A plume of black smoke rises from a fire at Three Brothers Corner earlier this year. mond’s air pollution problem. Although smoke emissions from woodburners are the biggest source of problematic PM10 particles, Paul says there was also a significant amount of sea salt and sulphates from ships’ diesel fuel, blown in by the sea breeze - dirt and dust from roads was also a contributor. “There’s quiet a large vehicle signature from exhausts and dust and dirt from roads -
it’s more than we thought. The other thing we were surprised about was the amount of sulphates and they’re coming from ships in Port Nelson because heavy fuel has a lot of sulphur in it.” Paul says national air quality standards state these PM10 particles cannot exceed more than 50 micrograms per cubic metre of air so it’s critical “to know what comprises that 50”. The latest air quality data shows that Richmond had five days this winter when the PM10 exceeded 50 which is two more than last winter and three more than in 2014. Under present guidelines, council is required to meet strict new requirements which permits three breaches by 2016 and just one by 2020.
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outside security FROM PAGE 1 “I was going to go down to Bunnings and buy one for her myself but then Mike Gill from the Richmond Community Patrol suggested I ask Community Patrol New Zealand for help. I applied for a grant and they gave us $2000 which is enough for 100 lights.” Marty and members of the community patrol have already installed two of the high quality solar-powered lights and will be installing more lights at homes of Neighbourhood Support group members who need extra security. Templemore Dr Neighbourhood Support group member Peggy Jack says “it’s a wonderful” initiative which shows that “people are thinking about our community and our safety”. Peggy’s neighbour Val Jones says the security lighting “will help us keep safe”. Waimea Neighbourhood Support group members who are concerned about their security can contact Marty about the lights on 5441365.
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Who are you going to call? Simon Bloomberg Customer service staff at the Tasman District Council deal with thousands of calls a week so it’s not surprising that some of them are rather unusual. In fact, some of them are so unusual the ladies behind the counter at the council’s Richmond office have started keeping a book of their favourites. “Our goal is to help everyone as much as possible so we deal with all queries in a very professional manner,” customer services staff member Angela Brown says. “But some of the calls are so funny we have a little bit of a giggle afterwards - we’ve even started writing down the best ones in a book.” Perhaps the funniest call received last year was from someone concerned about a distressed dog panting in a parked car. Customer services staff quickly dispatched council’s animal control officer who found the dog was actually a stuffed animal and not the real thing. There was also a call from a person asking how to get to the airport Vote Gibbs for TDC and another complaining about ducks walking up their garden path and poohing on their veranda Commitment to and knockprocess ing on their Dennis M Gibbs ranch-slider Authorised by Dennis Gibbs, door. In oth74 Queen St, Richmond
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In case you’ve been living under a rock, it’s council election time – there are cars, signs and meet-and-greets popping up all over the region. But this one caught our eye, Richard Kempthorne’s campaigning car has a certain Mona Lisa-esque quality. The decal, a car sticker of Richard’s eyes, follows you as you walk past it and the good-humoured Tasman mayor admits
to getting a bit of fright when he first saw it himself. “The first time I walked out into the garage when it was on, I gave myself a hang of a fright. I walked down and suddenly saw myself smiling back at me and it was quite... surprising,” he says. For a walk by video of the sticker visit www.nelsolive.co.nz
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10 Oxford Street, Richmond 544 8661 info@aquariusbeauty.co.nz www.aquariusbeauty.co.nz Daffodil Day volunteers Anne Webb, left, and Miriam Watson receive a donation from Joce Ewing in the Richmond Mall on Friday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
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Register by going online to the Tasman District or Nelson City Council’s websites (search phrase = Second Hand Sunday). You can also call the Councils’ Customer Service Centres, Ph. Tasman 03 543 8400, Ph. Nelson 03 546 0200.
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Trial to reduce chlorine at Aquatic Centre The chlorine at the Richmond Aquatic Centre may have a pungent reputation but over the next two months that could change. A new water treatment system will be trialled at the Richmond Aquatic Centre and is expected to result in clearer, softer water – as well as a reduction in the smell of chlorine. Tasman District Council and Richmond Aquatic Centre staff have been investigating alternatives to the existing chlorine treatment, and have decided to conduct a trial of an Austrian-developed system called Wapotec in the lane pool. The system will more than halve the amount of chlorine currently used in the lane pool. Council Community Partnerships Coordinator Mike Tasman-Jones said the Bays Aquatic Centre in Auckland had successfully introduced the Wapotec system. “The environment at the Bays
Wave riders, from left, Val Kennedy with her grandson Quinn Smith and Bianca Farmer with her daughter Abbey, at the Richmond Aquatic Centre. Photo: Simon Bloomberg Aquatic Centre is described as having very little chlorine odour. They say the water is very clear and has a silky-soft feel. We were originally considering an ultra-violet treatment system but Wapotec has reported better results, is cheaper to install and has comparable running costs. “The two-month trial will allow us to assess whether the
results are as good as we would hope. We expect to see a significant improvement in water quality and a big reduction in odour-causing chloramines in the lane pool.” If the lane pool trial is successful, the Council will consider rolling out Wapotec treatment to the other pools at the aquatic centre over time. The trial begins on 25 August and runs for two months.
Proposal to make Richmond a non-violent town A group of like-minded residents have organised a meeting with Tasman district’s community leaders to discuss the possibility of declaring
Richmond as the first non-violent town in the country. The group’s spokesman Rex Hunt says the meeting will be held at the council offices in
Richmond on September 14 and organisers hope it will be the first step in a process to making Richmond a non-violent town.
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You’ve seen their names and faces all over You don’t get the real measure of a person by town but how much do you really know simply watching them give a prepared speech, about the candidates who will be standing in which is why this sit down, ‘around the kitchen the upcoming local election? Probably not table’ style experience with each candidate a lot, which is why all eligible voters should is the perfect way to get a better feel for the attend the Meet the Candidates Forum, an people that you’ll be voting for. The Meet the opportunity to meet Candidates Forum the candidates standing is the only public for Mayor or the meeting that will be Richmond Ward. The held in Richmond format of this meeting where all the Mayoral isn’t dissimilar to and Richmond speed dating, although Ward candidates will instead of a rapid be together under fire meet and greet one roof. Take the between two people, opportunity to get your the evening will see questions answered one candidate sit down and find out more with six members of about Tasman district’s the public at a time for potential mayor and a 10 minute discussion. council members, Candidates will be Make sure, when it comes time to vote, so that your vote is able to speak about you’re making an informed decision. a well informed one. themselves for two Entry into the Meet minutes, after which, they’ll spend the the Candidates Forum will be a gold coin remaining eight minutes answering questions donation. The evening will start at 7pm on put to them by the audience of six. Traditional Wednesday, September 14, at Club Waimea on methods of meeting the candidates would see Lower Queen Street. Don’t just rely on reading them stand up one at a time behind a lectern a profile, come along for the chance to engage while the audience listened, before taking with candidates face-to-face and get all your maybe five questions that might not include information straight from the horse’s mouth. the one that you really wanted answered. Business Update. Adv.
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MINI BIRTHDAY: Chris Jones and David Wallace of the Minis in Nelson Club, with Chris’s 1964 Austin Mini. The club gathered in the WOW car park on Sunday afternoon to celebrate the 57th anniversary of the Mini. Members proudly showed off their cars while on-lookers were keen to have a look and talk to owners about their cars. The membership of the club sits at around 50, with about 25 cars. Club president Andy Wallace says she got her first Mini when she was a teenager and has always loved the fun, small car. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
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Moutere hosts Sarau book fair, Wednesday, August 3: Sarau’s Winter Books, Wool and Fabric Sale, held over the last weekend of July, proved popular, selling bundles of books at the Moutere Hills Community Centre. Organisers Sharon Beuke and Anna Haddon say the event raised just over $2000. All proceeds from the sale will be donated to the community centre for its development projects. Menzshed builds ‘buddy seat’ for Tahuna School, Wednesday, July 13: Since building and installing a buddy seat for Tahuna School, which aims to help lonely and isolated students make new buddies, Menzshed Waimea are now working to complete more for local schools. While Stoke and Tahuna Schools now have two of the seats, Enner Glynn, Appleby and Brightwater Schools have also asked to receive a bench for their pupils. Schools looking to have a seat installed can contact Kaye Latham at kaye.latham@dia.govt.nz.
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Your Voice Dun track: How can we judge the value of a 150 year old ex-railway track against the ancient flora and fauna unique to New Zealand and in grave danger of extinction? With his passion for science, I believe that Thomas Cawthron would heartily approve of the Sanctuary's aims. H. P. Morrisey. Extra $350k for Stoke Centre: The West Coast built an amazing centre for one million dollars, with the help of everyone in the community, cue Nelson. Everyone will want their share of meat with this project, better open that wallet even further. Rayon Mackenzie. That's peanuts to the runway along the river and it's hard to remember when there has been any project that has run to budget for years. Get on with it. No facilities at Greenmeadows is a disgrace and those who are continually trying to stall this vital project need to get real. Errol Millar. Why argue, time to clear it and build, or it will just be another project uncompleted. What is happening with the Trafalger Centre, is it open for concerts yet? Delia Morris-Zindel.
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This money could be used for more important things. The NZ government signed up at the Paris summit and agreed to reduce emissions and implement renewable energy sources,
which i am yet to see happen. Why can't Nelson become a leader within NZ and truly 'green out.' Drew Fahey. Aquatic Centre aims to stop chlorine: That would be amazing if it works. The lane pool currently looks like someone has poured milk in it, it's that cloudy. I hope this works! Kay Stansbury-Ward. The chlorine is blinding. Can't even sit in there without not being able to drive after due to the pain and watering accompanied by light sensitivity to the eyes. Richard Macdonald. That's great news. I remember when I was younger going swimming there with friends and coming home with burning, red eyes. Was not cool. Danni Bett. Nelson high on economic scoreboard: SSSHHH we don't want those Auckland dicks down here with their yuppie ideas. They have wreaked Auckland so they can stay there with 'pants down Brown.' Philip Guard. Then why are there so many stores with "to let" signs on their windows in the CBD? Brenda Kenny. If Nelson is so high on the economic scoreboard, why are there more and more people having to depend on charity just to get by. I call bulls&*t! These statistics need to be
editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz facebook.com/waimeaweekly www.nelsonlive.co.nz based on something real rather than the growth of the wealthy. Jacqui Roche. Branding on gondola: It’s great to see Nelson’s gondola getting the support it deserves with Nelson City Council’s Governance Committee voting to release $50,000 for the development of a business case for the project. I take my hat off to the Nelson Cycle Lift Society for the years of voluntary work that they’ve put into the project to date. The gondola could be a game-changer for Nelson; it would be like having a ski field on our backdoor that’s open 12 months a year. In fact, I think it’s the best idea anyone has come up with since the World of Wearable Arts show left town. If the dream of the gondola does become a reality, one thing I would love to see is the word ‘NELSON’ emblazoned across its cabins. I like the idea of people sharing and tweeting photos with 'NELSON’ screaming out at the world from every shot. It would be an easy way of spreading the word and, as the photo below from Jackson Hole in the USA demonstrates, could look very cool. Matt Lawrey.
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I’d like to say thank you to all the people who have contacted me with positive comments about my mayoral campaign over the last week. It is encouraging to know that so many are wanting change. Thank you all for your ideas – the more input I have from residents and ratepayers, the better I can represent community views. The people of Tasman deserve more than they have been getting.
Nelson dancer Jacqueline Austin gives it her all in the Shakedown Hip Hop Champs, held at the Nelson College hall on Saturday afternoon. Photo: Jessie Johnston. their stories of how they got to where they are, which made it more than just a competition,” says Gemma. The winners of the Junior Small Crew section were Nelson’s Iconic, Junior Solo was won by Nelson’s Maia Weir, Senior Solo went to Min Bin from Christchurch, Senior Small Crew was won by Nelson crew Tag Team and in the school’s section, Enner Glynn won the primary school divi-
sion while Motueka High won the college division. In the evening session, Nelson’s Fuzion won the Junior Crews section, Shutter from Christchurch won the Varsity section and Part ll won the Open Division, while Zion took out the title for the Mega Crew section. A development award was also given to junior crew Cru-Z from Nelson and Varsity crew Diversity from Christchurch.
I can’t promise to achieve all I have been asked but I can promise to put your views forward and fight for your rights. My experience in dealing with the rating issues for the residents of Lower Queen Street and Headingly Lane clearly demonstrated how difficult it can be to deal with our own Council. This was the catalyst for me to take greater interest in the workings of the Council and ultimately for me to stand as Mayor of Tasman. I have regularly attended Council meetings since that time. The people of Tasman deserve to be listened to.
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Cassandra Busby reaches out for a prize on the Vertical Bungy at a previous Appleby School Fair. be food stalls serving up hot ham drink, as well as an array of healthy sandwiches, hamburgers, sausages options and bottled water to keep in bread, baked potatoes and their energy up for all those fairnachos, as well as cold chicken ground attractions. wraps. The cafe kitchen will be While you refuel, find a hay bale stocked with wedges of cake, seat and listen to the fabulous linescrumptious slices and crunchy up of musical entertainment. Perbiscuits, which are best downed formers include Kieran O’Connor, with a hot coffee from the local band Boogie Train and the Pomeroys coffee cart. Remember talented Appleby School children 100 per cent of all takings on the who will be showcasing their singcoffee cart are donated to the ing and dancing talents. school so don’t be afraid to go back If you’re in the market for homefor a refill. wares, reading material and gifts There’s plenty of food for the kids there are two places to head. To too including a sweet treat or the Trash and Treasure stall for
pre-loved books, furniture and clothes, or to the silent auction for new items donated by generous local businesses. The Silent Auction has become an Appleby School Country Fair draw card, proving popular with fairgoers and advertisers alike. Just as in previous years, this year there will be more than 200 items going under the silent hammer. From $20 cafe vouchers and Father’s Day gift packs to mobile phones and outdoor equipment, this is the auction that has it all. Even former All Black Chris Jack has agreed to auction his time, so if your aspiring rugby player wants some tackling advice from the man himself, this is the place to be. To discover what else is up for grabs, check out the silent auc-
tion catalogue on the school website and Facebook page. All auction items will be arranged and ready to uplift from 1.30pm on the day of the fair, so there will be no waiting around for your new purchases. The competition heats up in the afternoon with the Grandparents Bake-off, the Cafe Cake Competition and then the big one, the Kid’s Slice Competition with both junior and senior sections. Everything will be taste tested and judged by a team of eager, sweet-toothed judges. So if you have a secret desire to be named best in fair, make sure your entry is dropped off to the school library by 9am the day before. Entries should come whole so lucky fair goers get a taste of them too via the Country Kitchen.
The success and popularity of the Appleby School Fair is due to the generosity of the Appleby School community and the support of local businesses who donate their time, goods and expertise to make this a stand out event. Although large in size, the fair organisers strive to maintain the small school, close-knit community feel with friendly faces to welcome fair goers, queue management in place to limit waiting times and a well mapped layout for ease of access. For more details see the Appleby School website www.appleby. school.nz/school-fair/ or like the Appleby School Country Fair Facebook page for up-to-date goings on. Alternatively ring the school office for more information on 544 2898.
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Treat dad to a hot buffet breakfast this Father’s Day before taking a stroll around some of Nelson’s nicest vintage vehicles, hot rods, muscle cars and classic cars. Club Waimea restaurant Phil’s Place, hosts the Petrol Head Breakfast on the first Sunday of each month and this year, owner Phil Hazeldine has decided to combine the regular event with Father’s Day. He's offering dad’s a half price breakfast when they come in accompanied by a full paying adult, making the buffet meal just $10. The Father’s Day breakfast will be held between 8:30am and 11am on Sunday, September 4, with bookings essential. What better way to celebrate everything dads do for us than to spoil him with a delicious cooked breakfast and the chance to talk cars with other petrol head enthusiasts. In the evening, Phil will also be offering a special price on the dinner buffet, all dads will dine for just $20.
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The Lemongrass Restaurant have been delighted with the favourable reviews they have received from happy and loyal customers who continue to visit and enjoy their unique Asian Fusion cuisine. The Lemongrass incorporates both Thai Hobby Central’s Barry Andrews has joined forces with and Vietnamese recipes into its English Bob, and is now operating the popular model mouthwatering menu, along with and hobby shop from English Bobs Emporium in the western elements, to create a delicious Library Carpark. and unique repertoire of dishes that can be enjoyed both as a dine in option and also Locally owned and operated by father and son team Neil and James Simpson, The Gun Shop for takeaway. Why not treat Dad to a delicious dinner, either in Motueka isn’t just the home of great hunting and the restaurant, or as a takeaway to enjoy at home. outdoor products. Neil and James are passionate If you are dining in on Father’s Day, Bunga and about guns and have many years experience in her team will shout Dad his first drink for free. both hunting and competition shooting. Their If you already have plans for Father’s Day, you knowledge and advice just can’t be beaten and can buy gift vouchers to be used at Dad’s leisure. they’re always happy to talk to people about the Bookings are recommended and takeaway best products for their requirements. Whether orders can be phoned through by calling 544 it’s hunting or target shooting dad does best, the 4838. You’ll find the restaurant at 294 Queen St, boys have everything a keen outdoorsman could ask for. In store you’ll find quality firearms, Richmond. ammunition, scopes, knives, clothing and more. If Dad’s a keen hunter or just loves getting out in Make dad’s day this Father’s Day and come see the bush, make sure you get to The Gun Shop Neil and James at The Gun Shop Motueka, you’ll Motueka for the perfect gift this Father’s Day. find them on High St, opposite KFC.
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Perfect for Father’s Day! Come in to Morleys and talk to the team about a bike and accessories for your Dad this Father’s Day. Super Liquor Richmond has a huge range of gift ideas to help make Father’s Day the best one ever! Choose from their extensive range of blended and single malt whiskeys, awesome gift boxes, vast selection of liqueurs and spirits, or their impressive array of beer and wine. And if you aren’t 100% certain which product to buy, then Super Liquor have a brilliant solution to your problem. Why not get Dad some Cammo Cash Gift Vouchers? That way he can just pop in and get whatever tickles his fancy. Maree and the team at Super Liquor Richmond have made the finals of the Hospitality New Zealand Awards for Excellence 2016 and are down to the top two contenders for best retail off-licence. Call in and see for yourself why they stand out for providing the best service, knowledge, product range and regular specials. Stihl Shop Richmond are making sure that you have plenty of options for keeping Dad really happy this Father’s Day. They’ve got some awesome deals across their range of outdoor power equipment, so it’s the perfect time to get an upgrade on Dad’s worn out mower or chainsaw. And there’s a bonus for the kids too. They are giving out free toy chainsaws when you buy selected Stihl chainsaw models. Everyone’s happy! It’s been busy down at Stihl Shop Richmond recently, and they’ve accumulated a bit of used gear. The boss has said it’s time for a clean out, so they are holding a one day only clearance sale that includes some pretty good pieces at
good prices. All of the used gear has been fully serviced, and each piece comes with a 3 month guarantee. Head down to check it out on Saturday 10 September, from 8.30am to 12.30pm. There will be bargains aplenty!
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For 18 years, Tony’s Engineering has been a tried and trusted provider of all general engineering services. The team has the skills to take on all manner of projects and their reputation for quality workmanship has seen a number of local vineyards, contractors and authorities come to rely on them to keep their machinery and equipment operating smoothly. Tony Inwood also owns Tasman Testing which has been running alongside Tony’s Engineering for the last six years. Tasman Testing specialises in testing and certifying lifting equipment and height safety gear for any commercial business, from road contracting and electrical companies to helicopter businesses and engineering shops. The team has a mobile unit that will come on-site to test and certify gear as their customers require, while their Brightwater workshop caters to those who wish to drop off equipment. Tasman Testing can also replace and repair equipment from their range of gear, should it be a broken hook or a damaged chain. For more information on Tony’s Engineering or Tasman Testing, give them a call today on 542 4247. It’s been just over 50 years since Woody Woodford established Waimea Drilling, purchasing his first set of well-drilling equipment in 1965 and creating his first well as Waimea Drilling on a property in Hope. In the late 1960s, the new business spent a lot of time drilling irrigation wells in the Motueka area for the tobacco, apple and hop growers, as well as constructing several wells in the Waimea area for both farmers and produce growers. In fact, Woody has played a large part in the local area’s well-drilling history. Today, there are over 6500 wells logged with Waimea Drilling around the Nelson/Tasman region and even the Marlborough district. Their tried and trusted reputation stems from a consistent approach to the installation and servicing of water wells. This has seen them not only stand the test of time, but establish long-standing relationships with many people in the community. Today, Woody and his team offer a comprehensive range of services including excavation, exploration, the design and construction of top quality water supply wells and the installation and servicing of submersible pumps. Established in 1969, Freeman Roofing is a classic case of a family business that has stood the test of time. Their reputation as a tried and trusted service provider starts at the top and works its way down. The business operates on old fashioned family values which create longevity amongst the team. And that means Freeman Roofing retains skilled staff with a great work ethic which benefits their clients’ experience first-hand through quality re-roofing and new roof services. Starting in Nelson with just one office, Freeman Roofing’s good name has now expanded with eight branches around the country. Their head office is still located in Nelson and as the business continues to grow, Freeman Roofing attracts people from around the country, and even the world, who want to be part of the tried and trusted team. Freeman Roofing is also partnered with New Zealand Steel to exclusively offer clients the New Zealand manufactured ColourSteel product, designed for New Zealand conditions. When it comes to clients’ roofing projects, Freeman Roofing delivers a complete service, including a free, no obligation quote, excellent communication and total efficiency.
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This year, Sunrise Cleaning Services Ltd is celebrating 30 years of continuous service to the Nelson business community. Owner Bruce Farley started the business in 1986 with a small part-time contract in Richmond. Sunrise Cleaning still services that site 30 years on and has eight staff on the site. Indeed, Sunrise Cleaning services a large number of Nelson’s leading businesses and industries and has held many of these contracts for 10, 20 and more years with over 100 staff servicing their many customers. Bruce believes that the huge incentive of being a locally owned business with a hands-on management style offers clients the reliability and business and personal relationship that places them in front of other services. Bruce is a great believer in “buy local“ and uses local suppliers to support his business Sunrise Cleaning has won a number of awards over the years including outright winner of the Commerce Nelson/Westpac Business Awards. Keeping up with technology is a high priority for Bruce as is having loyal and stable staff. Sunrise Cleaning’s administrator Karen Prestige has supported Bruce for 21 years and Leading Hand Tobias Gobes over 10 years. Sunrise Cleaning looks forward to the opportunity of supporting your business.
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Standing the Test of Time Gary Clare has been around heavy machinery ever since his father sat him on a bulldozer when he was a child. Gary and his team are now the earthmoving specialists with Gary having owned and operated Clare Contracting Ltd for the last 25 years. Their tried and trusted reputation is built on dedicated staff, quality equipment and Gary’s knowledge of the earthworks industry, benefits their clients see everyday on a range of different earthwork tasks. Clare Contracting Ltd specialises in meeting the needs of residential clients, from site excavations to the construction of driveways. Gary and the team can lend a hand when it comes to creating swimming pools, or if you’re thinking of undertaking some serious landscaping work in your backyard, talk to the team with the equipment that will get the job done quickly. Clare Contracting Ltd can also provide post hole boring services and are suppliers of gravel and topsoil to put the finishing touch on your driveway or landscaping project. For all your earthworks services, completed by a tried and trusted team, give Gary at Clare Contracting Ltd a call today.
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If you’ve spent your whole life fantasising about your ideal car, stop dreaming and start talking to the tried and trusted team at Rodz, Ridez and Restorations. As a family-owned company with more than 65 years combined experience, owners Leanne and Gavin believe that Rodz, Ridez and Restorations’ great reputation is down to their genuine love and appreciation of cars. Car restoration is an art form and the moment your vehicle is rolled into their shop, it becomes part of the RRR family. The team will work collaboratively to ensure the final product is everything you hoped for, embodying your style and specifications and offering stress-free and cost-effective solutions. Whether you want a small rust repair or full restoration, RRR has the know-how to tackle any job, even offering an extensive buildfrom-scratch service. From roof chopping and body drops to the fabrication of new parts, RRR can do it all and will work with you every step of the way. Visit their website at www.rodzridezrestorationz.co.nz or their Facebook page, Rodz Ridez & Restorationz Ltd, to view their impressive restoration portfolio A beautiful wooden floor in your home or workplace is guaranteed when you choose Elite Flooring. Dave Coltman is passionate about his business and with over nine years experience; he knows how to give your floors the special treatment whether it be a residential home or in a commercial property. A member of the New Zealand National Flooring Association, you can be rest assured you will receive high quality workmanship, competitive prices and a professional and friendly service every time. The company can sand and coat any type of wood from chipboard to tongue and groove and offers a wide range of coatings including, polyurethane, water bourne polyurethanes, natural oils, non-toxic and fast drying. Elite Flooring take pride in offering you a high quality finish adding value and style to your home. Call Dave on 027 429 6669 or 0800 455 141 for a free, no obligation quote and to discuss stress-free options, leaving your wooden floors looking great for years to come. You can also email Dave on eliteflooring2005ltd@xtra.co.nz
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Thanks to an on-site workshop and two New Zealand trade qualified jewellers with over 60 years experience at the bench, RoCS is the home of beautiful, bespoke jewellery. Making high quality, fashionable pieces is just one part of the business though, RoCS is also a valuation company - Diamond & Gem Jewellery Valuations Ltd, with owner Brett Grimwood being the only trade registered valuer in the top of the South Island and a member of the JVS, Jewellery Valuers Society of New Zealand. Brett is a certified gemologist and is one of only three people in New Zealand with a Diploma in Diamond Technology. RoCS also has a full gem testing set up on site, giving you peace of mind that valuations are recognised by all insurance companies. The RoCS team work with clients to design and create the perfect piece of jewellery and can offer custom cut gemstones for a completely unique look. They’re also on hand for the repair, remake or remodel of your existing jewellery. For more information on their jewellery or RoCS footwear, visit their new website at www.rocs.co.nz, like them on Facebook or come in and see them at 238a Queen St.
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Exhibition raises cash for hospice With the help of local sponsors, touring artists Mike and Richard Ponder have raised $11,050 for the Nelson Tasman Region Hospice Trust with their exhibition ‘Ponder This’. Nelson Tasman Region Hospice Trust chairman John Peters says it is a huge amount of money for the hospice. “Getting support from the community is something that we rely on, without it we can’t do what we do, so we’re really grateful to everyone who came and played a part in the
exhibition.” The exhibition was hosted at the Old Powerstore building on Trafalgar St for two weeks and proved very popular. Featuring the work of both brothers, the exhibition placed together typical rural kiwi scenes with Van Gough-styled landscapes. Arron Cox of Houston Motor Group, a major sponsor of the exhibition, says he was happy to support it. The money will go towards building a new hospice and has kick-started a From left, Nelson Tasman Region Hospice Trust CEO Frans Dellebeke and chairman John Peters fundraising drive to cover the build. accept over $11,000 from Houston Motor Group’s Arron Cox. Photo: Brittany Spencer.
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Change. This is a word everyone has to deal with every day. And sometimes, change is inevitable. In the context of the church, change can sometimes be a hard subject. People in the church get used to living by the unchangeable text – which we call the ‘Bible or Scripture’. I interpret the text from the Bible every Sunday as part of my preaching – this is part of my job as a minister. But, I cannot change the actual words written in them. Because of this tradition, some people in the Church struggle when they have to deal with change. Just like many people in society, some people like to keep to their routines instead of embracing change. Routines are good to someone who may need more self-discipline, particularly if trying to achieve a certain goal or complete a certain task. But sometimes, if you change from the comforts of your normal
“It’s a lovely place.” Dallas and Pauline moved into their Summerset retirement village when Pauline was unwell. The village offered them the opportunity to live close to each other with living options suited to their different level of needs. With his serviced apartment just two minutes away from the care centre, Dallas could pop upstairs to be with Pauline whenever he wanted to. These days Dallas enjoys the company of the other residents and regularly catches up with people in the library. “It’s a lovely place.” Dallas has a way of describing both residents and staff, “You can’t just use the word friendly, it’s more than that. It’s like family.”
routines and make a change, you may see how it leads to different outcomes. For example, if you enjoy walking as exercise, it is more exciting and challenging when you change your normal walking routes and discover new tracks. Our Church has made a few changes recently. One of those things is the makeover and opening of the Wesley Garden. We transformed the area to a garden after the demolition of the previous church building. Our church is conveniently located at the heart of the Richmond business area. Therefore, we thought it would be a great idea to provide a place that people in the community could come during the day. Initially, the garden was not as conveniently accessible. So one of our church members gave the idea of creating an entrance way. This makes it more welcoming and significantly opens up the garden. The Wesley Garden is an area that, we hope, the community can enjoy. Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the space.
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Richmond golfer Andrew Drummond has come a long way from the seven-year-old who took his driver to the tee of a 97m par three. The Greenacres club member and former Waimea College pupil has a fifth and final chance to win the New Zealand Under-19 golf title, on home turf at the Nelson Golf Club against 155 other players, this week. “I’m certainly going there to win, having played it five times, I’ll be keen to give it my best shot. There couldn’t be a bigger advantage out there than playing a national championship on your home course.” The 18-year-old’s best finish came last year when he managed 12th. Andrew currently works three part-time jobs in an effort to make his long term goal of being a golfer, a reality. He works at Action Indoor Sports, is the media and communications advisor for Tasman Golf and is a tiler.
Tasman golfer Andrew Drummond. Photo Jacob Page.
When he is not playing golf, he likes to play the stock market. “I like to stay busy,” he says. “Some people struggle to face their day, but for me, life is about getting as much as I can out of my 24 hours. “I want this [golf] to be the full McCoy – world No 1 one day is the aim.” He says his friendship with top Tasman amateur Ryan Chisnall has helped prepare him for what he needs to do to make his golfing dreams a reality. Andrew’s family all play golf and his first memory is on the
tee of Redstone Golf Course past Wakefield. “I hit a full driver as best as I could and got my first birdie. “Golf teaches you so many life lessons, about forming good life relationships and how to carry yourself on the course.” Other Tasman golfers taking part include Sam Nichols, Mitchell Newport, Harry Kim, Kameran Clarke, Josh Simpson, Matt Grimes, Tom Zohrab, David Zohrab and Connor Winter. Nelson’s Eve Clarke and Lizzie Neale are included in the Under-19 girls field which plays at Greenacres.
Brexit - What the Bible says For over 40 years Britain has been part of the European Economic Community and then the European Union. However, the Bible indicates that Britain and the mainland European nations will be on different sides of an awful war called the ‘battle of Armageddon’. This, the Bible tells us, will take place just before Jesus Christ will return to the earth to set up God’s Kingdom.
Britain, Brexit and the Bible The Bible has remarkable things to say about Britain, Europe and other nations as God’s plan unfolds with the earth.
For over 150 years Christadelphians have believed that a political separation of Britain and Europe was inevitable. We were therefore not surprised when the people of Britain have voted to ‘Brexit’ and come out of the EU.
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In 1848 a Bible Student writer, John Thomas, in his book Elpis Israel commented on Britain in relation to the European toe-kingdom of Daniel 2:42,43: “When I come to unfold these things, the reader will see why Britain is not included in the ten toes. She is reserved of God to antagonise Russia… The ten toes belong to the image as a united dominion; hence Britain cannot be included among them unless it is first conquered by the overshadowing power, which it will not be, as is clearly demonstrable from many parts of the divine testimony.” (Pages 337-338, Logos edition).
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In 1981, after Britain’s entrance into the European Economic Community, another Bible
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Student writer, Graham Pearce, indicated that prophecy demonstrated that this was not to be Britain’s future position: “So though we do not know how it will happen, Britain will separate from Europe.” Milestones 1981, pages 18-19. In 1990, two years before the Maastricht Treaty was ratified, the current editor of the Bible Magazine stated he believed that: “Bible prophecy requires Britain’s ultimate separation from Catholic Europe. On that basis, he has no hesitation in saying that Britain’s eventual exit from Europe is a certainty. As to questions concerning how it will happen, and when, we do not know because it has not been revealed in Scripture.” Guardians of Israel & Arabia, page 24. The Bible is not an outdated book with nothing to say about events of today. It explains what will happen next in God’s plan for the world and what we can do to have a place in it. We are holding this special public address to help people understand the Bible better and to discover for themselves its prophecies. The talks are free and you are very welcome to join us to learn more about the Bible. If you require any more information please contact us at:nelsonchristadelphians@ outlook.co.nz Business Update. Adv.
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Nelson rower Zoe McBride has claimed her second lightweight single sculls world title at the 2016 World Rowing Championships in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Zoe claimed her first lightweight single sculls world championship title in at the 2015 World Rowing Championships in Aiguebelette, France. Zoe is also a two time under-23 world champion in the light-
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Nelson Rowing Club's Zoe McBride is a double world champion in the lightweight single scull. Photo: Rowing NZ. time, but it was enough to secure
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Tasman Titans rugby league team did enough to beat West Coast 32-14 at Trafalgar Park on Saturday. The Titans led 14-10 at halftime. Pictured is Titans' fullback Fabyan Noonan scoring his team's final try which sealed the win. The victory kept alive Tasman's chances of winning the South Island Rugby League competition after a first round loss to the Southland Rams last week. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.
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Netball’s Junior Finals day Junior netball teams from across the region got dressed up for the last day of their competitions at the Saxton Netball Courts on Saturday. Waimea Weekly sports editor Jacob Page photographed some of the colour of the day. There was a real international flavour to the costumes, with the recent Kiwi Olympic success celebrated and represented. All the teams took part in the traditional early morning parade before games got officially underway. The Nelson Christian Academy Redferns add a Many of the teams took the opportunity to little colour to the Nelson Netball Junior Finals compete in their outfits as a colourful end to the 2016 netball season.
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The Wakefield Tui channel the gymnast St Paul’s Tactix go back to the Greek foundations within. Photos: Jacob Page. of the modern Olympics with their costumes.
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Dan Busch, left, and Trevor Voyce will be teammates in China next week after they finished first and second at the Nelson Spring Duathlon at Rabbit Island on Sunday. Photo: Jacob Page.
Duo race each other around Rabbit Island before China quest Jacob Page Nelson multi-sport athletes Trevor Voyce and Dan Busch rode to the start line together, came first and second, then rode home together after the Nelson Triathlon Club's first of Spring Duathlons at Rabbit Island on Sunday. Trevor beat Dan by 20 seconds, completing the 5km run, 17km bike and 2.5km run course in one hour and three minutes. The pair head to China on Saturday to team with Richard and Elina Ussher in the Wulong Outdoor Quest on September 5.
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Community Notices Henley ScHool Quiz & Auction nigHt Friday 2 Sept 7pm. Tickets available at the School Office, $100 for a table of 8. Includes one complimentary drink & a light supper. Bar & EFTPOS available. Check out the school’s FB page to see the great prizes! For info friendsofhenley@gmail.com ‘RuMMicuB’ SenioR citizenS RooMS Oxford St, Friday afternoons. 1-3pm. $2 includes a cuppa. Free parking. Free 1st lesson. Ph Kath 5445563 SPeciAl olyMPicS Quiz nigHt – Community welcome. BRd.green Intermediate School Hall. this Saturday. 3 Sept, 7- 10 pm. $10 per person (includes nibbles), table of 6-8 people. Bar, Eftpos chocolate wheel, auction. Bookings Ph: 544 5927 enliven PoSitive Ageing SeRviceS provide a day programme for older people with memory loss. Could you volunteer to help on a Wednesday? Chat, serve refreshments, help with activities. Please ph: Trish 5479350 tHe ARK clotHing SAle will be held at the RichmondTown Hall, 10am - 3pm, Sat 10 Sept.. Plse come along! To donate clothes text the ARK on 0210845499 for pick up. At RicHMond liBRARy 1. get PuBliSHed intoitoi. For artists, poets & authors aged 8-13 yrs. Deadline Sept. 23. Details el: 543 8500. 2. ReAd foR PizzA. Collect a pizza wheel from Richmond Library, read, report & win a free HELLthy pizza 5 Sept- 14 Oct. for 5-12 year olds. Ph: 543 8500. 3. tiny totS, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, movement & rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesday 10am till 10.30am Children’s Area. 4. lAw foR luncH Find out how to sort arrangements for the care of children after a separation. 12.00-1.00pm, Thurs. 1 Sept. Bring your lunch. 5. AlSo Find out about recent changes in consumer law and how
they affect buying goods online. 12.001.00pm, Thurs. 8 Sept. Bring your lunch. Free. 6. BooK lAuncH of Armless Not Brainless, by Rod Haines. 5-6.00pm Thursday 1 September. All welcome. Free. No bookings required but limited to 50 people. 7. good cRAfteRnoon! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. Richmond Library. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.00pm. 8. ARe you An ARtiSt, author or poet aged 5-13 years? Toitoi magazine wants your original work to publish. Submission deadline is Sept 23. Lucy 543 8500. 9. tHe AnnuAl Hell ReAding cHAllenge RetuRnS! For 5-12 year old readers, read to earn free pizza. Conditions apply. Starts Sept. 5. Lucy 543 8500 HoPe/RAnzAu woMen’S inStitute on Weds. 7. Sept. are celebrating their 84th Birthday with a special Lunch - cost $10 - at Age Concern Hall, 62 Oxford Street, Richmond, dining at 12.30pm.Theme“In the Pink”. Do join us, the Avon lady is coming. Brenda 5445872 APPleBy ScHool countRy fAiR. Sat 3 Sep 11am-2pm. Bouncy castles, animal nursery, haunted house, plants & produce, country cafe, great food & live entertainment, face painting, silent auction. Ph 544 2898 centRAl gARden gRouP are holding a spring floral extravaganza saturday 3rd september at methodist church hall neale avenue stoke showcasing unique rare & unusual plants floral displays sales tables devonshire teas & bumper raffle. entry $3. foReSt & BiRd Sunday Sept. 11 from 9.00am Planting at Pearl Creek, end of Cotterell Rd, off Appleby Highway. To celebrate Conservation Week 10 -18 Sept. & to take part in the Great Kereru Count 16 - 25 Sept. Jo 544 9666, 0211169877, robjokay@xtra.co.nz AlSo Sat. Sept 3 ‘16 Community Planting bee at DOC’s Ronga Scenic Reserve, Rai Valley. Julie
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ing for. Join us on Wednesday 17 August, 3.00pm – 4pm at Richmond Library. clASSic & collectABle cAR SHow, Sun 4 Sept, from 10.30am Higgins Heritage Park, Pigeon Valley Rd, Wakefield. Sausage Sizzle, Hot & cold drinks available $5.00 per car, driver & passengers free, Motorcycles $2.00. Enthusiasts & interested Public very welcome. Meet tHe nelSon & tASMAn cAndidAteS Nelson Branch of the National Council of Women invites you to meet the women standing for Nelson City & Tasman District Councils. Wednesday 7 Sept. 7 to 9pm. Constance Barnicoat Meeting Rm, Richmond Library. SunRiSe wAlK foR wellBeing Join us & help destigmatise depression & promote mental wellbeing. Saturday 8 October 6am (Nelson Golf Club Carpark, 38 Bolt Rd.) to walk 6km Nelson airport perimeter followed by light refreshments. Park on Bolt Rd., no dogs or bikes. Register facebook: Sunrise Walk For Wellbeing. leARning AdventuReS - Extension classes for ages 8-12 year olds. Explore Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, & Societal Ethics with like-minded peers. www. MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne undeRwAteR RoBoticS for YOUTH - NZ Aquabots is back! Intermediate & College teams needed. See our website for info & your school to rego! www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne cAnceR Society SuPPoRt: Survivors & thrivers. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Ph 539 1137. Mindfulness & Relaxation Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137. Prostate cancer Support group meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 1.30
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Nelson Provincial Museum – Hardy Street Windows to become Community Exhibition Space Nelson Provincial Museum is opening its Hardy St windows to installations from local artists and craftspeople, schools, and community groups. CEO Lucinda Blackley-Jimson says “This is a way to give back to the Nelson and Tasman people, and to provide both local artists, cultural and community groups with a free, highly visible exhibition area to profile their work.” The Museum is calling for proposals to use the windows for installations lasting up to four weeks. The windows could feature artist exhibitions, or projects from iwi, environmental, cultural and community action groups or schools. Send your proposal to ceo@museumnp.org.nz
Hope School Country Fair Very family friendly event. We welcome everyone. Hope School Country Fair is a day filled with good value country fun. We will have live entertainment, great food, and plenty of produce, preserves and goodies to stock up your pantry. For the kids there are a variety of games to keep them amused for hours. Our Silent Auction is always popular with lots of local businesses donating amazing prizes, including seven nights’ accommodation for four in Noosa, a pallet of pavers from Firth and a $2000 bench top from Trenz Kitchens. Our plant stall has a great variety of healthy plants, shrubs and trees to complement your garden. The usual stalls, chocolate wheel, pre-loved clothing are there for you to peruse. Date: Saturday 17 September 2016 Time: 10 am - 2 pm Venue: Hope School, 316 Paton Road, Richmond. Plenty of free parking. Contact: Ph. 035448427 or email countrybazaar@hope.school.nz
Summer Sport Codes Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund Are you a Tasman rural based club or do you have rural based players? If so, the Tasman Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund can help meet your travel costs. Sport NZ Travel Fund reduces the barriers for young people (aged 5-19 years) taking part in local sports competition by offering grants to subsidise travel costs. The clubs must apply on behalf of players and the next closing date is 31 October. Application forms and further information is online at www.tasman.govt.nz/council/grants-funding or phone Mike Tasman-Jones on 543 8403 for further information.
NetHui is coming to our backyard NetHui is New Zealand’s most inclusive and diverse internet event - and it’s coming to our neck of the woods on Thursday 13 October. It’s been hugely successful and in the past has been run as one large conference. This year InternetNZ are shaking things up a bit and bringing NetHui out to the regions – and guess what – we’ve got the only NetHui for the South Island. So who takes part in NetHui? Nethui is open and accessible to everyone, and InternetNZ only charges a very small amount for anyone to attend. If you want to know more, including how to register, get involved or become a sponsor – head online to 2016.nethui.nz/. Alternatively, contact Karen Lee, the NRDA Digital Coordinator at karen@nrda.co.nz or Ph. 027 644 9800.
Second Hand Sunday Spring clean, declutter and participate in Second-Hand Sunday on 11 September. Register online at tasman.govt.nz (search term “Second Hand Sunday”). What is Second Hand Sunday? 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 is not to include food, dangerous goods like faulty electrical equipment, or chemicals. To take part all you have to do is register online on either Nelson City or Tasman District Council’s website, and follow the guidelines. Treasure hunters can then 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.
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Creative Communities provides funding to support community involvement in the arts, whether that’s music, theatre, festivals, mural painting, outdoor sculptures, art in public spaces, kapa haka, singing, art workshops or something else. If you have a great community arts project needing some dollars to make it happen the Tasman Creative Communities Scheme may be just what you’re looking for. There are three rounds of applications per annum. The next round closes 10 November for projects starting mid-December. There is $39,000 allocated per annum with average allocations are $1,000. For application forms: www.tasman.govt.nz/council/grants-funding/available-grantsfunding/creative-new-zealand-tasman-creative-communities/ or phone Mike Tasman-Jones 543 8403 for further information.
Intention to amend bylaws for the Abel Tasman Foreshore Scenic Reserve We need to correct some technical drafting errors within the bylaws adopted last year. The amendment will clarify inconsistencies across sections that made interpretation and enforceability of some of the bylaws difficult. The Administration Committee of Lindsay McKenzie, Chief Executive Officer, Tasman District Council and Roy Grose, Director Operations, Northern South Island Region, and Department of Conservation give notice of the changes under Sect 107 (b) of the Reserves Act 1977. The amended bylaws will be available from 16 August 2016 at the Takaka, Motueka or Richmond offices of Tasman District Council or from the Takaka, Motueka or Nelson offices of the Department of Conservation during normal working hours (post 15 August 2016).
COMMUNITY NOTICES ARK Clothing Sale The ARK clothing sale will be held at the Richmond Town Hall, 10am – 3pm on Sat 10 September. The ARK Youth Action Group is raising funds for an outdoor dog training shelter. The ARK is a charity which works with troubled young people and previously unwanted/ rescued dogs over the eight week course. Dog training teaches the value of patience, discipline and hard work. It also offers young people the opportunity to learn cooperative and considerate ways of dealing with problems which may arise during the training, which in turn provides alternative coping strategies in their own lives. Come along, support the ARK and find some great buys!
ROADING Road Closures The following roads are to be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below. Applicant: Nelson Car Club Event: Car Club Hill Race Location of Road Closure: Pigeon Valley Road, from Sharp Road to Dovedale Road and Dovedale Road, from Pigeon Valley Road to Brandy Creek Road Date of Road Closure: Saturday 1 October 2016, 8.30am to 5.00pm More information at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/road-closures-for-events
COUNCIL MEETINGS Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Environment and Planning Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Thursday 1 September 2016, 9.30 am. Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka. Tuesday 6 September 2016, 4.00 pm Public forum Audit Subcommittee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Thursday, 8 September 2016, 1.00 pm No public forum Golden Bay Community Board Collingwood Fire Station, Elizabeth Street. Tuesday 13 September 2016, 9.00 am. Public forum Everyone is welcome to attend our public meetings. There is a public seating area where you can observe the meeting, with many of the meetings having a ‘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 three 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 investigation may be referred to staff by the Chairperson.
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Lecturer: Dilys Johns, archaeologist and senior research fellow in conservation at the University of Auckland. Topic: Conservation and its impact for the study of Aotearoa’s past – interpreting the recent recovery of 14th and 15th century canoes from New Zealand’s South Island. Date: Thursday 15 September 2016 Location: Tahuna Beach Holiday Park Conference Centre, Beach Road, Tahunanui, Nelson Time: 7.30 pm. Doors open 7 pm. $5 at the door (light refreshments provided at the conclusion of the lecture) RSVP (for catering purposes): Email info@contexo.co.nz or Ph. 027 238 1819. Her lecture will span the exciting discovery, excavation, recovery and ongoing conservation of two waterlogged 14th and 15th century canoes in estuarine environments, one found in the Anaweka Estuary, south of Anatori, on Golden Bay’s rugged West Coast, the other near Dunedin.
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Peacefully passed at home at Kensington Court on Thursday 25th August 2016 in her 91st year. Much loved mother and mother in law of Anne and Ray Davey (Nelson), Michael and Sue Cocker (Ohope) and Craig and Marion Cocker (Melbourne) and loved Nana to Lisa (Tiaho) and Denise, great Nana, great, great nana to all her younger generations. Messages to 14 Ernest Place, Brightwater, 7022. In accordance with Ina’s wishes Anisy’s Tasman Funeral Home has held a private cremation.
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