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The Nelson and Tasman regions are already feeling the effects of coronavirus, or Covid-19, with community leaders and local em-

ployers holding a public meeting to discuss plans to deal with the global pandemic.

The meeting, organised by Nelson MP Nick Smith, with Tasman Mayor Tim King and Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese, brought together community leaders and

businesses owners to discuss both health and business concerns on Thursday last week.

Announced on Friday, one person has been confirmed to have Covid-19 in New Zealand. A further 18 people that were seated near the person have been con-

tacted and are in self-isolation.

Nick Smith said at the meeting that the region is already starting to feel the effects of the virus that originated in mainland China, particularly when it comes to the forestry industry and tourism, as well as education.

Nick said that coronavirus is the “biggest risk to our regional economy this year,” and that the meeting was arranged to work with the community to figure out how best to support one another.

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Community works together to prepare for coronavirus froM PAGE 1 Nelson Tasman Chamber of Commerce chief executive Ali Boswijk says that one of the main problems businesses are having is access to supply.

“A lot of people are not being able to access supplies out of China. We’ve got a number of businesses that rely totally on China for their goods to run their businesses, so they’re the most vulnerable.”

The forestry sector is another area which is seeing the trickledown effects of the virus.

Dale Ewers, of Moutere Logging, says the Chinese wharves are bulging with timber that can’t be unloaded.

“I know of three contractors here in Nelson that have lost their contracts. That’s potentially about 45 people out of work in the logging scene here, and that

has a flow-on effect to contractors and everyone to the corner dairy.”

While the virus has had an impact on the forestry sector, Dale says that the Nelson and Tasman regions run 35-40 per cent export overseas.

“The timing has been OK because there has been a bigger demand for domestic logs here in Nelson. We’ve transferred some of our cuts across to the domestic market, but that will have an impact in a couple months’ time.”

Education is another part of the local economy facing the flow on effects of the virus.

Chief executive of NMIT Liam Sloan says that 40 students from China haven’t been able to get here. The institution usually expects another 100 students to join throughout the year.

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Dale Ewers, of Moutere logging, spoke on behalf of the Nelson and Tasman regions forestry sectors at a community event hosted by Nick Smith to plan for the effects of Coronavirus on the region. Photo: Matt McCrorie. ty per cent of the students coming from China would typically lodge with home-stay parents, many of whom depend on host-

ing students to make ends meet.

The Nelson Marlborough DHB is also preparing for the virus to reach the region.

Chief executive Peter Bramley says that the DHB wants to reassure the public that they are very busy behind the scenes doing lots of preparation.

Chief Medical officer Nick Baker says that the good news was that some countries like Japan have managed to contain explosive growth for the virus.

“We’ve got an emergency coordination centre and we’ve got some community emergency operations centres, looking at supplies of equipment and making sure that we’ve got plans for isolation and quarantine.”

He says that people need to remember best practices like simply washing their hands and covering themselves when coughing and sneezing.

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Community voices concerns for dam cost Matt McCrorie Last week it was announced that the Waimea dam would exceed its current budget by $25 million, bringing the total cost of the project up to to $129.4 million, after testing this year showed that rock meant to be used for drainage zones was not of a high enough quality to be used.

Now, councillors and members of the community are expressing concern that there may be more cost blowouts ahead.

Councillor Dana Wensley says that central government needs to step up.

“Council just doesn’t have the ability to fund this. We need central government to step up.”

Dana says that she has always been concerned about where the funding for the dam was going to come from.

“Central government can’t encourage us to take on huge debt for projects like this and then walk away.”

Other infrastructure projects in Richmond could suffer because of the increased cost of the dam, Dana says.

“We didn’t do enough homework before we started to dig.

We didn’t de-risk it for rate payers, and this is what I was afraid of all along.”

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Nick says that the need for the dam has not changed.

“It’s a vital piece of infrastructure to support growth.

“My concern is that $23.5 million is simply too much for the ratepayer to bear.”

Nick says that the government should contribute $10 million towards the project, proportionate to the $40 million that the government committed to original $100 million dollar project.

“New Zealand has a big infrastructure problem, and councils are only going to be able to overcome that by government partnering with councils.

“The government announced $8 billion worth of infrastructure without a dollar coming to Nelson and Tasman. Asking for a $10 million contribution is a small portion of what we are due.”

Waimea Water CEO Mike Scott that he is not aware of anything that would lead to the cost increasing beyond $129.4 million.

“All of the issues and costs that we have seen to date are included in the $129.4 million.”

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Water Restrictions continue Water restrictions continue to be imposed across the Tasman district, until ‘significant rain’ falls.

Acting Convenor of the Dry Weather Taskforce Rob Smith says that people should be aware that if there isn’t significant rain in the near future, restrictions will have to increase again. “In the meantime, we ask everyone to do their bit and conserve water wherever they can.” Currently, there are no changes in restrictions when it comes to public reticulated supply. Engineering services manager Richard Kerby says while there are no changes, people need to remember their obligations. “By doing your part now, you can help to avoid or delay the need for harsher restrictions.”

At the moment, Phase B restrictions are in place for Richmond, Hope, Brightwater, Redwood Valley, Eighty-Eight Valley, and Dovedale. These restrictions mean you can’t water the laws or fill up or top up a pool. You can water veggie gardens and fruit trees with a hose, or a timer. Watering other gardens is allowed every second day.

If your street address is an even number, water on even numbered days and likewise for odd numbers. Wakefield residents are currently facing phase A restrictions. This means that residents can’t fill swimming pools, but they can be topped up. Watering lawns is not allowed, but a hose can be used to water plants and veggie gardens.

Education grant empowers local women Matt McCrorie It was a pile of pamphlets on her desk that finally convinced Shona Bryant that it was time to become a teacher. The mum of two had been a teacher aide for over 10 years, when a colleague turned to her and asked, “Why are you not a teacher yet?”

For Shona, who has two teenagers, cost was a big factor.

“I went to the information night, and then the lovey Jacinda Arden said ‘would you like your first year free,’ and I just thought I had nothing to lose.”

“I wouldn’t have done it if it wasn’t for that first year free.

It’s a lot of money to spend, and with two kids it’s a lot of balls to juggle,” Shona says.

Shona is this year’s recipient of the Waimea Soroptimist education grant, which has been made annually since 2013. The grant of $3000 goes towards a woman studying in a tertiary institute based in the NelsonTasman region. Soroptimist

Shona Bryant, this years recipient of the Waimea Soroptimist education grant, along with Annette Smith from Waimea Soroptimists. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

International has a large focus on education for women, as it says educated women are more likely to leave a domestic violence situation and not return, be able to access healthcare, are less likely to live in poverty and be able to raise stronger, healthier families.

Shona, the recipient of this years’ grant, first got involved in education when her daughter was diagnosed with dyslexia. “That was when I started researching how I could support her learning,” Shona says.

Around the same time, she became a teacher aide at her local

primary school, and her passion for education continued to grow.

“I love helping the underdog.

Helping those kids that seem to fall through the cracks.”

Shona says that her work as a teacher aide has enabled her to see the bigger picture.

“My biggest passion for education is for kids to achieve their own personal excellence.

That was my biggest driver to become a teacher.” Annette Smith, who is on the selection committee for the education grant, said that Shona ‘stood out.’ “We had around 17 applicants, but Shona stood out.

Her confidence stood out, and where she wanted to go really stood out to us,” Annette said.

Shona, who is in her final year of study this year, says that the grant has made a huge difference for her, beyond the financial benefits.

“I feel so empowered now. Getting the grant was huge for my confidence, it gives you this feeling that you are recognised and that you have worth.”

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Nelson and Tasman take action on climate change Jonty Dine While a number of New Zealand regional councils have made a climate emergency declaration, it is Nelson leading the charge with its actions.

Nelson and Tasman together hosted the very first ‘NelsonTasman climate forum’ at Annesbrook Church on Saturday, with more than 300 concerned citizens determined to make a change.

Green Party leader and minister for Climate Change James Shaw opened the forum, which was a first of its kind for the country.

“Nelson is really leading on climate change.”

James says the “extraordinary gathering” is the first of what needs to be a number of serious community led discussions around climate change.

“It’s not just about today, but what comes next.”

The forum gave locals the opportunity “to join a critical conversation for our region’s future”.

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Interim co-chair Julie Nevin instigated the forum and was blown away by the response.

“It has exploded beyond all expectations.”

She says the community must lead the way in identifying urgent strategic action to combat climate change.

“The Government needs us to do this mahi as much as we need them to do theirs so this is a bridge between the community and governance.”

The forum has been designed by the community to bring

Councils and iwi, businesses and community organisations, academics and individuals together. Also in attendance was ‘School Strike 4 Climate’ leader Raven Maeder and Nelson City Council’s climate champion Chris Cameron.

Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese and Tasman Mayor Tim King were also both in attendance, showing their support for the forum. Nelson City Council declared a climate emergency on May 16 2019, “in recognition of the mounting advice from scientists and the United Nations that there is a small window for action to avoid the most damaging effects of climate change.”

The Tasman District council has yet to declare a climate emergecny, but maintains that it is very aware of climate change and focused on action.

The forum concluded with interactive workshops on all aspects of preventing and adapting to climate change.

The Nelson Tasman Climate Forum will meet once a month with the next forum to be on March 14.

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Ruth Collingham has always had a passion for singing. When she moved to Nelson two years ago, she knew she wanted to use her talents to help others. Ruth used to run a singing group in Wellington for a lung disease group and wanted to bring people together when she moved to Nelson. After approaching age concern, ‘Sing yourself well’ was born.

The group exists to bring senior members of the community together once a week to sing together, but Ruth insists that the group isn’t a choir.

“We’re not a choir. We are a group to help those who want to sing, sing. If you’re a great singer, you can join a choir. Our aim is to help people rediscover their voice.”

Ruth says that a large focus for the group is around members ‘re-owning’ their voice and their body.

“We usually sing for about an hour, but the point of the group is about social connection.

“It’s just about doing something together, it doesn’t matter what It is, it’s a reason to get people out of the house to connect.”

Singing together is unique though, and Ruth says that with singing, members have to contribute.

“You are actively contributing, because we make you make a noise. You have to produce something, you’re part of a

Ruth Collingham who leads the group with members of the ‘Sing yourself well group’ that aims to increase social connection for seniors. Photo: Matt McCrorie. group production.”

Singing has health benefits too, especially for older members of the community.

“Singing is great for health, when it comes to breathing and lung exercise.

“I make everyone one who is

able stand when they sing, it exercises their core muscles.

For some people when they get older, they do less, but people have told us that because I make people put their hands in the air they get some great exercise out of it.”

Another key focus for the group is laughter.

“We don’t do a lot of laughing as we get older,” Ruth says.

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The group started running in May 2018, with 3 members. By July the group had grown to include 15 members, and now has a regular group of 30 members.

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Local cops connect with the community The Cops with Cakes event, described as the ‘safe as expo’ postponed from last year was held at Saxton Park on Saturday with a great turnout. With emergency services demonstrations, games, prizes and kids rides it was a great family fun day. There were free ‘çopcakes’ and BBQ for the kids and safety checks for car seats and bikes.

Freya Smith 9 years old, who went with her family and best friend Elesha Copland had a great time. “We both got a teddy bear from the police and lots of other free stuff, and sat in a police car,” she said.

For those needing a break from all the excitement, they could sit and watch those brave enough to put on a pair of Fatal Vision Goggles (simulates the effect of being under the influence of alcohol) and attempt the obstacle course.

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Above: 11-year-old Josh Bond attended the event with his Dad and younger brother. He had a go at the search and rescue demonstration with Sergeant Malcom York. Photo: Susan Johnson.

Left: Zan Anderson, 4, thought meeting senior constable Darren Bryce was the icing on the cake.

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To celebrate Te Ao Maori, on Friday 28th, Washbourn Gardens hosted its first Makete Po. Visitors could first browse the arts and crafts on display in the stalls before settling down with some freshly prepared local whitebait sandwiches or mussel patties and enjoy live music.

Local Lewis Smith took up the family tradition of stone carving two years ago after first trying painting and wood carving.

“My grandfather carved stone with hand tools,” said Lewis. “I started on stones he left and now I find my own in the rivers around Brightwater and the Maitai.”

Business owners from the Nelson/ Marlborough region and all Iwi, were represented at the market and the businesses were both in their early stages and well established.

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“A Maori business network started about six months ago and the question was raised by many, ‘how do we get our products to market?’ and so the night markets were born. It’s about businesses coming together supporting and helping each other.”

As well as food stalls visitors could buy jewelry, art and craft and meet and chat to the artists.

Ronnie Gibson, from the Ministry of Social Development, hoped that the market offered locals something unique, fun and entertaining, along with something different to other types of markets they might go to.

“It’s an opportunity for creative people to gain the skills and confidence to sell their products, all made using local materials and local practices, often passed down through the generations.”

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New community centre for Richmond Matt McCrorie A new community centre recently opened in Richmond will be ‘invaluable’ to the community.

The Holy Trinity Anglican Church, often known as ‘The Church on the Hill’ across from Richmond School had a formal blessing for it’s new community centre on February 21, and the new building is already an asset to the community.

Shiona Frengley, one of the vol-

unteers who helps with the centre, says the new centre, which has office areas, meeting rooms, a modern kitchen and a hall that can accommodate 150 people, fills a specific gap in the community.

“We have larger venues like Headingly Centre and smaller ones too, but there was nothing really of this size,” she says.

The project was originally planned in 2005, when it was determined that the original hall,

first built in 1880, was too old sons are just a few of the comto repair. However, the global munity groups and activities that financial crises and rishave already started running out of the new coming building costs meant that the project was put munity centre. Age conon hold until 2016. While nect groups such as Tea the building was blessed and Talk and Sing yourself last month, groups have well have also being using the new space while their been operating out of the hall just days after it was own hall is being renoVicar completed in August last vated.

Stephen year. Singing groups, yoga “We’ve even had several Hooper businesses enquire about classes, Te Reo Maori lessons, Playgroups and dance les- using the meeting rooms in the

new community centre,” Shiona says. “Venues like this build community,” Shiona says. “You have two groups using the building at once, and suddenly people who may not have connected otherwise have a chance to meet.”

Shiona says that the rates for the venue have been set at an affordable level, and that essential it’s meant to sustain itself.

“Our commitment to the community is to support all sorts of different groups.”

Richmond celebrates Children’s Day Richmond Aquatic Centre celebrated Children’s Day on Sunday 1st with fun activities in and out of the pool. For a gold coin entry, the Aquatic Centre along with the Tasman District Council had set up activities in the area outside the complex. The kids could play on a bouncy castle, take part in an obstacle course, get their face painted and try out silk swinging, all to live music. But Linda Mace from Just Gym found it was the simpler things that brought out the fun for the parents and kids. “I’ve just got some balls, buckets and hoops and the younger kids and their parents have had a great time,” says Linda. “It’s been lovely to see parents interacting with their children.”

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Nelson Matters

The Nelson public meeting I hosted on the coronavirus with Mayors Rachel Reese and Tim King was sobering but informative. This global pandemic poses the greatest risk to our Nelson and Tasman region this year.

The impacts are already being felt by our forestry, tourism and education sectors. Forest workers are having their hours cut and some will soon face redundancy. Local tourism businesses are already facing cancellations. NMIT is facing an income loss of $1.5m with Chinese students unable to travel.

There is also concerns in the fruit industry about the thousands of refrigerated containers stuck in

Asian ports that are needed for exporting this season’s crop. Local manufacturers are concerned about the reduction of supply lines of essential components. Parts of the fishing industry like crayfish are being severely impacted by the stall in sales to China.

New Zealand has now been confirmed to have its first coronavirus case with one of our citizens returning from Iran being treated and in quarantine at Auckland Hospital. Two Nelson passengers on the same flight from Bali are in self-isolation.

Government’s response to the coronavirus was initially too slow. We were behind the US, UK and Aus-

tralia in screening flights and in advising New Zealanders of the travel risks. I have had Nelson constituents contact me concerned about the inadequacy of airport screening. We need to lift our game to do everything possible to stop the disease spreading.

The Nelson Marlborough District Health Board has given good advice for how our region can best cope. We need to be extra cautious if we have flu like symptoms in not going to school, work, or other places where we could spread the disease. We need to be extra vigilant with washing our hands in warm soapy water. Someone who suspects they may have the disease

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should not go unannounced to your doctor or hospitals for risk of spreading it. The Health Board is strongly encouraging people to get the flu vaccine prior to this winter, so as to reduce the pressures on our health system this winter so it is better able to cope with any cases of the coronavirus. They also wisely urge us to heed the advice from the Health Ministry website as the situation is uncertain and changing. People should be cautious of misinformation particularly on some social media.

There were constructive ideas from the meeting. We should consider a domestic tourism promotion as Australia is doing with Govern-

ment support to encourage people to holiday locally in areas like Nelson and Tasman.

Government needs to support small businesses in hard hit areas like forestry as National did in the Christchurch and Kaikoura earthquakes with a wage subsidy for a period if people start being made redundant. We may also need to consider supporting greater sick pay entitlements funded by Government if the disease does spread, so people will self-isolate, stay home and not spread the disease.

We need to work together so as to protect people’s health, businesses and jobs as much as humanly possible.

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Lightband Road – the man behind the name Marg Farrelly

goldfields on the West Coast. Several of his children were born in Lightband Road is that stretch of Collingwood and the West Coast.

State Highway 1 between Clover George was a member of a group Road and the Ellis Street – Riv- that took a number of prominent er Terrace Road intersection in Maori and some wives to England Brightwater. about 1867 where Queen Victoria George William Wales Lightband became Godmother to the son of was born in 1833 in Worcester, Hare Pomare who had been born England. In 1842 he arrived in in London. She named him Albert Nelson, a young boy eight years after her husband. He returned to of age. He and his parents and sib- Brightwater in order to resume his lings had emigrated on the ship role in the tannery business. In Thomas Harrison. the electoral rolls he This was one of the is listed as a Fellmonfirst ships bringing ger, a dealer in hides settlers to Nelson or skins. for the New Zealand George was appointLand Company. ed a Justice of the The family started Peace by 1879 and their colonial life presided over the at “Wainui, a home Magistrates Court built on the corin Brightwater. He ner site of Nile and was a member of Domett Streets by the Spring Grove the Maitai River.

School CommitGeorge’s father had George William Wales tee and Treasurer of Lightband established a tannery the Waimea Rifles where the Brook stream entered 1878-1879. He was Chairman of the Maitai. the Wai-iti licensing committee in Young George initially worked 1882. with his father and brother Martin George later became well known in the tannery business until 1851. as a leading fruitgrower in the He departed for Australia, excited Waimea district, having about by the thought of getting rich on eight acres in fruit trees and small the goldfields in Victoria. He re- fruits. turned to New Zealand in 1853 He was drowned in a Canadian and again worked in the tanning canoe incident off Rabbit Island in business. 1855 saw him prospect- May 1909 ing for gold in the Collingwood He had left the port at Nelson with area, lured by the reward of £500 his 16-year-old grand-nephew, offered for anyone finding a pay- paddling a Canadian canoe headable field. He was successful in his ing for Rabbit Island where they search and remained in the area were going to camp for a week. for some years, finding himself The weather was not good at the appointed the Honorary Warden time. The canoe was seen partly of the Collingwood goldfield. He submerged in the sea. A few days drew on his experiences in Aus- later and the dog that was with tralia to compile the first mining them was found washed up on rules and regulations for the area. Tahunanui beach. George’s body By 1958 there were about 2000 found several months later emminers there. bedded in the sand of Rabbit IsGeorge married Rebecca Brent in land and was identified by his 1859, in Nelson. brother recognising a purse in the 1863 arrived and George was remains that belonged to George. serving as sub-warden and then He is buried at Wakapuaka Cemfull warden on Nelson South-west etery in Nelson.

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The Mission Expo will showcase many of the missionary activities and opportunities that take place in our region.

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We are on a mission to be living members of our churches. We

hope that “you are touched by the infectiousness of our love, where joy and enthusiasm become the expression of a newfound meaning and fulfillment in life.” Pope Francis. We are called to serve and be involved in life. We all have gifts, God doesn’t make junk, and we are encouraged to use them, in our homes, schools, work, sports, leisure, churches, communities and our world.

I am inspired by Cardinal John Dew a NZ Catholic Leader and our bishop. He is involved in so many areas of life, gives gener-

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He will be here in Richmond to open our Mission Expo at Garin College and this is a chance for you to see, hear and meet an extraordinary New Zealander.

John, as he likes to be called, spoke at Waitangi Day this year and urged all New Zealanders to recommit to protecting the beliefs of followers of all religions

and of non-religious people. This tradition of religious freedom was first affirmed at the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840. John said, “The place for us to stand in Aotearoa New Zealand is where people need mercy, where they need to be treated with gentleness, where all hunger and thirst for what is right for all people, where we show mercy – the face of God to all.”

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Family Groups, Dove, Contempla- parish one faith communities tion, Young Vinnies (youth arm of Further information on the facilitaSt Vincent de Paul,) Caritas, Samoan tors and content of each workshop Chaplaincy, NZ Catholic Education, can be found on www.wn.catholic.

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Workshops South Island. RegistraThere will be a local lawyer available tion details can also be found there. to provide free advice on individuals Food and Childrens Activities Last Will and Testaments and local There will be a high tea café set up so JPs will also be available that you can relax under to assist with any docusun umbrellas with deliment witnessing etc for cious food, coffee and you.Pre-arranging your tea while watching the funeral can be helpful to entertainment. There your family. Come and will also be a sausage join us at the Expo and BBQ available. Please have any questions you bring your cash for these may have in relation to as there will be no eftpos funerals answered. Lofacilities. cally owned Funeral DiChildren will be well rectors will be available catered for with stalls ofat one of the Informafering face painting etc. tion Booths.

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Missing from the 2019 squad are: Cameron Gordon, (England) Bryan McClelland, (Australia) Billy Check, (Wellington) Omar Guardiola and Adam Smith. (Overseas) The Nelson Suburbs Mainland Premier League team enjoys local support from Bowater Toyota, Hardys Bar & TAB, McDonalds (Nelson, Tahuna and Motueka) NZME, Peter Ray Homes, The Copy Press and the Vic Brew Bar together with several other loyal sponsors. Lotto proudly sponsors the team playing strip and apparel.

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“Wayne is a qualified tradesman with over 35 years’ experience,” says Lyn. “We are very fussy but fast – no time wasted – that’s our motto.” If you are looking to decorate your home or rental, why not give Wilson Decorators a call? Free quotes within 48 hours. Phone Lyn on 021 2074499 or Wayne on 021 731 817 or email waylyn@ scorch.co.nz “Knowing that our customers are happy is really important to us,” says Lyn. “As property investors, we utilise painting contractors on a regular basis and can highly recommend Wilson Decorators Ltd for a no-nonsense quality paint job, on time and on budget.” – Granville, Property-Aquaculture-Equities “I have used Wilson Decorators Ltd several times on behalf of the Amani Apartments Body Corporate. We have always been satisfied with the great job they do.

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If you’re looking for somewhere fun for the whole family, look no further than Action Centre – Nelson’s leading entertainment centre, which caters for all ages and is packed with awesome activities.

For starters, Minigolf is a great way to spend time with family and friends. Plus, there’s the amazing new ‘Spacewalk Playground,’ which is a fun, safe environment for kids aged 1 to 8 years. Or you can bring the whole family and bounce at Inflatable World for two hours! With state-of-the-art bowling lanes at the centre, expect to see some great bowling action with workmates, buddies or family members. But wait there’s more – you can come and play state-of-the art Arcade Games.

Throughout the week, Action Centre offers competitive sporting leagues such as; Netball, Cricket and Bowling, so why not enter a team today? Why not take a trip back in time to the 1950s themed American Diner onsite at Action Centre. Sit back and relax in the super comfy retro booths while enjoying delicious food and beverages.

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Spacewalk Playground special deal: The Spacewalk Playground (next to Inflatable World), is 19 metres long, double-storied and is ‘specifically designed for under 8’s.’ “It has slides, tunnels and 25 thousand balls, plus interactive technology with lots of animation – dragons and dinosaurs,” says Flynn. “There’s also a spaceship which sucks balls up and drops them from above, which is proving popular with the young kids.” Flynn says they have a special offer happening Monday to Friday. “It’s just $10 for a coffee and a child’s pass.” The Spacewalk Playground is open 7 days a week, so why not head to the Action Centre, grab a coffee and watch you kid having fun at the Spacewalk Playground? Go to www.actioncentre.co.nz ‘Richmond has been crying out for an indoor playground, it’s fantastic.’ – Alice ‘My kids love it here and the price is very good.’ – Ash ‘My daughter keeps wanting to come back. It’s also a great place to come and have a coffee and a catch up with friends.’ – Jacinta For more information, visit Action Centre at 30 McPherson Street, Richmond or go to www.actioncentre.co.nz

The 2020 theme for International Women’s Day is ‘Creating an Equal and Enabled World.’

The commemoration allows women everywhere to celebrate the strides women have made across social, economic, political, and cultural spectrums.

In New Zealand, Zonta Club of Wellington and UN Women Aotearoa have organised an event to celebrate International Women’s Day 2020 with speakers such as Hon Julie Ann Genter – Minister for Women, Tiana Epati – President of the New Zealand Law Society and Dr Lupe Taumoepeau – New Zealand’s first vascular surgeon. Other events will take place around the country on Sunday, March 8th including an opportunity for locals to hear 8 Nelson-Tasman CEOs or women working in non-traditional fields, tell their stories. Entitled ‘Feminist Fables: Smashing the Ceiling,’ those who attend the event will be supporting the wonderful work of the Nelson Women’s Centre. The speakers will include: Janine Dowding (CEO Tasman District Council, former head MSD Nelson), Gillian Wratt (Nelson Tasman Cycle Trails Trust chair, former Head NZ Antarctic Programme, former CEO Cawthron Institute) and Georgie Moleta (butcher and businesswoman – Georgie

Moleta Homekill Ltd). To find out more about the International Women’s Day gathering taking place at Founder’s Park this Sunday, visit the Nelson Women’s Centre’s Facebook page for more details.

Local women’s networking ‘Your Tribe Collective’ is proudly supporting the event. “The Nelson Women’s Centre is our chosen charity for 2020,” says Tribe creator and Life Coach, Caron Proctor.

“For us it’s about celebration, and sisterhood. It’s about creating a community that feels like family.” Caron’s coaching practise, Tribe and HERstory are her ‘roads to helping women smash through their own limiting beliefs, especially the ones picked up by societal pressures to conform.’

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Community Patrol thanks local supporters Matt McCrorie Richmond’s Community Patrol thanked the community for it’s continued support last week, presenting a gift of flowers to two of its long time sponsors.

Community Patrol aims to help prevent crime and reduce harm through the active presence of patrollers in the community. Patrollers work closely with Police to be an extra set of eyes and ears.

Community Patrols are organised and operated by their local communities and raise their annual operating expenses through local grants, sponsorship and donations.

Each Patrol caters to the needs of its local community, Patrolling where and when best supports the local Police and the local community.

Mike Gill, organiser for Community Patrol Richmond, said that

they wanted to do something to recognise the value of their supporters.

“We need support from the community.”

Marie Nailer, from Shapers in Richmond who supports the community patrol, says that “It’s really just about giving back to the community.”

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great help,” says Mike Gill, and that the organisation couldn’t continue to operate in the region if it wasn’t for the support of the community.

“We wanted to do something just to show our appreciation, their support is vital to us.”

Mike says that anyone interested in finding out more, or that is interested in joining the Richmond Community Patrol can email recruitment@rdcp.org.nz

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The 9th AGM of the national Triumph Riders Motorcycle Club, which was hosted by the Nelson Chapter, saw all shapes and sizes of the motorcycles parked up – from older bikes to the latest “rockets”, according to New Zealand Vice President Chris Harvey.

Chris says the event was a great success with 110 attendees from as far away as Northland and Alexandra coming to town to take part in the club’s AGM and show off their bikes.

The riders went out to Tapawera and Moutere on their bikes, and then back into the city for a dinner and charity auction at Smugglers, in Tahunanui, which raised more than $3500 for St Johns.

“Everyone had a great time. It all went very smoothly,” says Chris.

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Bruce Miller: Just get on with it already, chuck another 50 million at it and make it bigger! God knows it will be needed before too long!

Over 85 motorcyclists came into town over the weekend for the Triumph Riders Motorcycle Club AGM. Photo: Kay Jordan. our club that numbers 400 nationally.” Chris says the members are now looking forward to next year

where the club has its 10-year anniversary in Whanganui, where it was founded.

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Over a hundred anglers will be competing for over $12.000 worth of prizes. Snapper (and Kingfish) catches over the last couple of weeks have been excellent, if the weather plays along there should be plenty of fish to be seen at the weigh in.

Whether you have entered into the competition or are just after some tasty fish for the family, here a few tips and tricks to make the most of your fishing trip: • Get up early: Change of light usually is the best time for a good haul, make sure your boat’s lighting is compliant and works before heading out in the dark.

• Get the tides right: Snapper love a good current flowing and feed less during slack tides.

• Keep the noise down: Snapper are easily spooked, especially in shallow water, avoid all

knocking, stomping and anchor chain rattling, especially on aluminium boats.

• Use burley: the more the better, if fishing in deeper waters deploy your burley bomb a few metres off the bottom.

• Try different methods: Flasher rigs and stray lines are the classic ways to go but slow jigs and softbaits are well worth a try too, you could even try a small to medium sized live bait to mix things up a bit.

The weather gods smiled on the ENZED Rotoiti Powerboat Club regatta held over the weekend and Thousands of people from the Tasman region and beyond flocked to the Rotoiti National Park for a stunning weekend of racing.

Club spokesman Joe Blakiston said the nine GP hydroplanes racing in the Hydro Thunder Series were the stars of the show however exciting racing was the order of the day in all

classes.

Event organisers had a few surprises for the huge crowd with an aerial display at lunchtimes as well as a record setting Mexican Wave across the foreshore on Sunday.

Ken Lupton, racing in the Lucas Oils 577 Hydro Plane continued his dominant season in edging brother Jack out in an exciting Arthur Mccaa Memorial Trophy race which saw five Go Hydroplanes racing to-

wards the first turn buoy close to shore.

Local drivers Lee Merrion and Julian Stilwell both took away silverware in the Railway Cup and Pelorus Jack Trophy.

Club President Chris Dufeu thanked the Department of Conservation and all volunteers for their efforts to put on such a well supported event “It’s absolutely massive for Tasman and to see such a huge crowd was very satisfying.”

• Try different baits: Squid and pilchards are the usual suspects but you may want to try fresh fish (the oilier the better), crabs, prawns or mussels.

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Gale set to take on the world Jacob Page

Wakefield’s Sam Gale is making a habit of exceeding his own expectations.

The 18-year-old former Waimea College student turned scaffolder will head to Portugal later this month to compete in the down

hill mountain bike world championships in the elite class.

He is fresh off finishing second in the four-round National series which he hopes will put him in good stead for his third stint in Europe. Gale is aiming for a top 30 finish in the elite class.

It’s been a big year for the teen-

ager who though a post-surgery infection had ruined his chances to compete internationally in the middle of last year.

“Turns out I healed really quickly so I was able to compete. It definitely helps knowing I can come back from a big injury and still compete to a high level. I just want

to ride smooth and trust my abilities. Knowing some of the tracks and knowing how to get over jetlag will be a big plus.”

Gale said he trains six days a week but can struggle to balance work with his passion.

“I hope to one day be a world champion.”

Marty making his mark for Wanderers A year into his role as Director of Sports at Wanderers, Marty Davis is starting to see all of his hard work paying off.

Marty will be the first to tell you it is not just him putting in the hard yards either, with a dedicated volunteer base keen to keep the Brightwater-based club, which also services Hope and Wakefield, in good shape as it enters its 71st year.

However, with the club involving rugby, cricket and netball, Davis has to wear a several different hats every day.

“The main part of the role is to increase participation at all levels which we have done, but it’s been challenging.

“If you look at cricket, we are back in the premier competition, and in rugby we’ll have an under-18 team this year which we couldn’t quite manage last year, and while the netball has been a challenge we are looking to address it,” Marty says.

“We need the collaboration between the schools, the

club and the athlete so that it “There’s a great support netmeets the needs of the peo- work here with the commuple and that’s where I think nity wanting the club to do we have fallen down in the well which is a big plus. past.”

“There’s a renaissance going Marty says that keeping fo- on with this club.” cus on the future of the club He said the premier cricket will be the key to continued merge of Wanderers and success.

Motueka was particularly “We’ve focused on results satisfying. and outcomes “The end goal rather than of that colour future and laboration sustainabilis five years ity, which is our away and people.” both sides of As a true-blue the fence have rugby admingot people istrator, Davis with patience said he enjoys who can see the variety of the long-term the role. benefits.

“My passion “One guy is is in coaching 15 and anand player deother is 52 in Marty Davis velopment and that team and there’s some huge similari- they’ve been competitive for ties in that across all sports, the most part and it should so I’ve enjoyed that. only get better.”

“Some people want to play Marty said he wants volsocially, others want to be unteer coaches to continue professionals and you have to get mentoring and the everyone else in-between, so chance to up-skill regardless it’s finding that balance that of the age or grade team they can be rewarding. look after.

He also believes in trying to keep the rugby, cricket, netball and squash arms all feeling like they are part of the club.

“That will involve changing our constitution because everything is currently in the name of the rugby club and it needs to be trimmed and updated so everyone has an equal share in things,” Marty says.

“We know the direction we want to go in and we just need the buy-in.

“We have 15 cricket teams and 16 rugby teams, there are cities in New Zealand that can’t boast that.”

He says success, in his opinion, has nothing to do with results on the field.

“We have to have the coaches in place when the players arrive - we can’t do it the other way around.

“We also must have the finances to continue to develop players across all sports,” Marty says.

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tied on points with Hill.

It was a just reward for the everimproving 95n driver.

The championship attracted 18 cars from around the country, Rotorua, Hawkes Bay, Dunedin, Christchurch and Palmerston North all being represented.

It was a good boost from the usual line-up with numbers dropping in the South Island.

Wayne Hemi has won every trophy in the book except the South Island title, but his attempt ended early with steering issues in heat one.

Regular visitor and former national champion, William Humphries struck trouble in heat two with a flat rear tyre ruining his chances.

Malcolm Ngatai was the other former New Zealand champion competing but his points tally was only enough to claim third.

Most of the drivers will be returning on Easter Friday for

after their final round of racing, while the Tasman Thunder were luckless at the New Zealand stock car teams title in Stratford.

The brutal championship taking its toll on drivers and machinery.

The event shifts to Wellington next year after the Capital team won the title.

Former Waimea College student Jeremy Webb added to his impressive trophy haul with the North Island TQ title.

He became the first driver to hold both North and South Island titles after the entry rules were changed this year.

Alex Hill on his way to winning the South Island Super stock title. Nelson Sprint car driver Sam Photo: Supplied.

O’Callaghan picked up second place at the South Island sprint re-run of the Super Stock Stam- feature win tally ticking over car title in Invercargill over the pede plus plenty more to end the with another solid drive from weekend, season on a high note. the ever improving Raiden in The Experts Denture Nelson will seeCare sprint cars reZoe Connolly picked up her Hearne earning him second. Theturn Experts inforDenture in March a round of Care the first race win on her home track, Brett Steer and Wade Thorn won Hydralink Series. while Jayden Corkill kept his the club side-car championship

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He added the Hi Reach South Island Super Stock title on Saturday night at the Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway.

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A feature of the swims is the optional inflatable obstacle course and slide made by Nelson company Aflex, which competitors can choose to use for a grand finish.

The 3km swim starts on Tahuna Beach adjacent to Rocks Rd at 8am.

Nelson swimmers had a final hit out last Sunday as they prepare for the arrival of the national series.

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Many of the region’s top swimmers were occupied with pool competition, so didn’t compete in the 3.8km event.

In last year’s Big Tahuna, Kelly, Fergus Drummond, Alec Swan and Bayley took the first four spots, with Squance in seventh, Abbey Smale (the first woman) in eighth and Thomas in ninth. That’s seven of the top ten. It doesn’t seem likely that Nelson swimmers can better that, although all seven of

those swimmers will be there and looking to dominate.

The region’s swimmers will be looking for medals in the age groups, Particularly with the like of Terry Bone (M4549), Hamish Neill (M55-59), Christina Harris (F55-59) and Derek Eaton (M75-79) in dominant form.

The scene is set for some great racing next Saturday as swimmers from around the country try to knock the Nelson swimmers off their perch.

Evergreens softball heading to Saxton Jacob Page Saxton Field will host the 57th annual National Evergreens Softball tournament on Friday and Saturday.

More than 400 over-35 players will represent 16 provinces at the annual event which will see Saxton’s four softball diamonds in full use for two days.

It is the biggest softball tournament held annually in New Zealand.

Nelson president Alex Oliver says the tournament will see a number of former national

representatives turn out for their provinces.

“The standard of softball will be very high, and while it is a social affair, teams still want to win it.

Southland won the event last year and Oliver said they along with Wairarapa and Wellington would be favourites again.

He said the Nelson team would be competitive and would try to ride their luck.”

The final will be at 4pm on Saturday.

“It’s a big organisation I know myself I’m a coach of a team,

manager of a team and president so it’s all go but it’ll be a great weekend.”

Oliver says there are rules to avoid injury like no bunting and no stolen bases.

“When you’ve got guys from 35 to 65-years-old it’s important.

“I’ve been a pitcher all my life, been playing in this for as long as I can remember so it’s about playing some good softball and catching up with mates.

“There’s a competitive edge but we’re all having a chuckle and a laugh at the same time.”

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WEDNESDAY 4 March 2020

Community Notices NELSON RAILWAY at Founders Park.

The Railcar will be running this Saturday & Sunday, weather permitting, between 11am & 4pm. Adults $6 Children $4 under 3 years free INdOOR BOWLS-HOpE CLuB. Now playing Tuesday nights at the Hope Hall- Main Road Hope. Start 7pm.

A game for all ages.Wear soft soled shoes.All equipment supplied. New members welcome. Ph: Bill 5449273 RANgE ROvER OWNERS, come & join the Rover Rally at Higgins Heritage Park, Wakefield, to celebrate 50 years of this iconic vehicle. Old or New, scruffy or immaculate, all welcome.

11am onward Sunday 22 March. BYO picnic, hot drinks available. Gold coin donation to Higgins Hertiage Park. Ph 5422245.

WOmEN ONLY SWIm SESSION women and girls 12+.welcome.2 - 4 pm Sat. 14 March at Richmond Aquatic Centre 161 Salisbury St Richmond.

All levels from beginners. Female lifeguards & change rooms.Gold coin donation. Wendy 027 390 6923 for details SCOttISH COuNtRY dANCINg Beginners Classes now running 6,13 March, 7.30pm. Church Hall, Neale Ave. Stoke. Cost now $10 . We do it because it’s fun. ph 5440902 NELSON 50+ mINI WALKERS March 10th, Mt Arthur. Meet 10am at Flora car park. Ph George.546 5188. NELSON 50+ WALKINg gROup March 12th, Anakiwa - Queen Charlotte Track. Ph. Jane, 5483404 or Sandra, 545 9180.

FEELINg SAd, StRESSEd, dEpRESSEd OR StuCK? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor in Motueka, Mapua Richmond or Nelson. Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions avail-

able now for individuals & couples.

Interested? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz group 1 Feeling Stuck? Life not going the way you planned? Want to express yourself to others in a more meaningful way?

Try our ONGOING GROUP THERAPY, Tuesday Evenings 6pm-8pm in Nelson. Facilitated by professional counsellor Jean le Masurier. Interested? Call Life Linc Nelson 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz group 2 Young Persons Group (aged 20-26). New opportunity to learn about & build mental fitness. Supportive, respectful &safe, tools & ideas, small numbers. Wednesdays 6.30pm-8.30pm in Nelson with professional counsellor Georgie Pattullo. Interested? Contact Life Linc Nelson on 03 548 2400 or www.lifelinc.co.nz RICHmONd WELCOmE gROup Like to make some new friends. Come along and have a coffee and chat on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month with a friendly group of people, at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Road. All welcome. Telephone Glenys 265 5318 RICHmONd LAdIES FRIENdSHIp CLuB: Meet Monthly at 9.45am on first Thursday of month at Church of Christ building, Croucher St. Welcome to all ladies looking for friendship, fun & fellowship with other women. Lunch optional after meeting at local cafes for a chat over a meal. Interesting guest speakers & outings . Ph Marion on 544 4833 or Joan on 544 1854.

NELSON COuNtRY muSIC CLuB. The next meeting will be held in the hall at Club Waimea on the 8th of March at 6:00pm. Come along & have a sing or sit back & be entertained by our members. Contact; Paul, 5480926 WAImEA muSIC CLuB meets Sun-

day 8th March at Loney Hall 4 Wensley Rd Richmond at 1 15 p m . Contact Clive Ph 5530526 Pat ph 5445766 tHuRSdAY ACtIvE StRENgtH/ BALANCE CLASS: also seated options presented. Richmond Church of Christ crn Darcy & Croucher St. ACC accredited provider. Thursdays @ 1.30 pm. Get fitter to great music. Ph Shirley 5471 433 / 021 121 8023 AStRONOmY: Astronomy Section, Nelson Science Society, meets Thursday, 5 March, 7.30pm Milton Building, Cawthron Institute, Milton St. Brent Nichols speaking “Modern Large Scale Astronomical Surveys’” (& how they are changing our understanding of the Universe) All welcome, nonmembers gold coin donation. Hamish 0226760897. pOttERY CLASSES at Craft Potters, Ranzau Road, Hope - Beginners wheel throwing class starts Mon. 9 March, 68pm for 8 weeks. See our website for details: www.craftpotters.org.nz NELSON HARdpARK & SOuNdS event on 9 APRIL 2020 AT NELSON A & P SHOW GROUNDS. Vehicle entry at 9:30am. Gates open 11am- 4pm.

GOLD COIN ENTRY Proceeds go to: Special care baby unit Nelson. This is a family friendly event! ALL cars welcome. Spot prizes, food, drinks & music! FIND US ON FACEBOOK! Any enquires email us on: hardparkandsoundoffnelson@hotmail.com INdOOR BOWLS - SOCIAL tEAm Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy St., Richmond. Tuesday 1pm - 3pm. $3.00 per session. A fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome.. Robin 544 3116 NELSON pHILAtELIC SOCIEtY next meeting Tues 10 March 7.30 p.m. at

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DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 25 March 2020. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 NEW tO NELSON? Join Nelson Newcomers Network & CAB for Coffee & Connections, 3rd Tuesday of the month 10am at Halifax Café, 28 Halifax St., Nelson. Call Jane 03 546 7681.

RELAY FOR LIFE FuNdRAISER: 1/2 hr Circuit Class at CLM Health + Fitness Richmond Aquatic Center, Wedn 4 & 11 March at 12.15pm. Entry fee, donations, all go toward Relay for life team cancer crusher. 3mnth gym membership & $50 Raewards Fresh voucher to giveaway each time.

CAKE dECORAtORS 2-day workshop Friday night 6 March & Saturday all day 7 March. You will create a Breath of Life Flower Spray using sugar paste.

Contact Desiree 0276302359 NELSON NEWBIES & FRIENdS, Weekly coffee morning Wedn 10:30 a.m. at Deville Cafe, 22 New St. New people always welcome to join us for a coffee & chat. Ph: Clive 547 2725 NdE SuppORt gROup including videos & talks for those who wish to share with others in private home based setting. Ph: 923 2127. tHE NELSON AStHmA SOCIEtY. Better Breathing Classes help you improve breathing through fitness.

2 venues: Nelson, Reformed Church, Enner Glynn 1:00-2:30 every Wednesday during school terms; Motueka, Te Awhina Marae, 11:30-12:30 on 2nd & 4th Monday of each month. Plus our new Better Breathing Circuit at Richmond, Club Waimea, 10-11am Tuesdays during school terms. Call Sue on 5441562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz RICHmONd SENIOR CItIZENS Cards (500)Tuesdays &Thursdays 1.30 - 4pm.

Stoke School. Guest speaker Ron Hebberd. Everyone welcome. Ph 5471140 RICHmONd SLImmERS CLuB Fun Group which helps support your efforts to lose weight. Meetings held at 10.30 am Wednesdays in Meeting room Richmond Town Hall. Raffles, some lunches out paid for. ph. Eileen 544 6392 for more info.

WAImEA SOutH gARdEN CLuB meets the 2nd Monday each month.

Next meeting 9 March 7.30pm at St Pauls Church Hall Brightwater. Topic: Snowdens Bush Reserve Trust. Contact Yvonne ph 03 5422235.

RICHmONd CREAtIvE FIBRE mEEt last Thursday each month at Birch Hall, Richmond Showgrounds.

New members welcome. Ph: Sandra 5443315.

LuNCH ON tHE HILL: join us for coffee & company from 11am, & lunch at noon at the Community Centre on Tuesday 6th March, 27 Dorset St., Richmond. (A koha appreciated) Contact: Holy Trinity Church Ph. 03 5448844 NELSON dIStRICt ROSE SOCIEtY monthly meeting 2 pm Monday 9th March Le Cren Room BRd.green House. Raffle, bring a small plate for afternoon tea. Visitors welcome. Liz 0278844774.

WAImEA COmBINEd FRIENdSHIp CLuB Interested in making new female or male friends of a similar age & interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rd Thursday 9.45am at Hope Church Ranzau Rd. with interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph: Margaret 5441481 or Claude 0211341013 for info.

ARtHRItIS SOCIEtY COFFEE mORNINg We meet at Rutherford Hotel Cafe in Nile St 10am on the

VENUE: Waimea Lounge A&P Showgrounds. Entry $2. Unrestricted parking. Enquiries ph. 5445563 RICHmONd LIBRARY EvENtS 1. good Crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials & lunch. Free. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2pm. 2. Read Around the World with Tasman District Libraries & be in to win. Pick up your reading passport, & read around the world until Thursday 30 April. Free.

WAKEFIELd AppLE FAIR – 2020, Willow Bank Heritage Village is gearing up for an exciting celebration of all things APPLE, at our Wakefield Apple Fair on Sun. 5 April. Open 10.30am-3.30pm.

Entry $2, Family $5. Lots to see and do, family friendly, bring cash, EFTPOS available for Victorian Café purchases.

ENgLISH CONvERSAtION gROup for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm, Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile Street, by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970.

FOOd, IS It A pROBLEm FOR YOu? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works.

Ph 0226730237. All welcome SummER INdOOR BOWLS Wednesdays 7pm Warnes Stadium, Songer Street, Stoke. Open to all ages, family friendly, come and give it a go. $2 mat fee. Grant 5469101 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. Call 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757.

Community Notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising. Due to the popularity of this column,while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads. If you want to place a business advert or want to advertise a course you are running, please call classified ads and public notices on 544 9037.

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See the criteria and apply now on the website, tasman.govt.nz (search Youth Leadership).

Please check your water restrictions At the time of printing, Phase B restrictions are in place for Richmond, Hope, Brightwater, Redwood Valley, EightyEight Valley, Dovedale and Māpua/Ruby Bay. This means you can’t fill or top up pools or water the lawn. You can still water the veggie garden but non-productive gardens must only be watered every second day, with a hand-held hose, timer system or bucket. If your address is an even number, water on even numbered days and likewise for odd days.

While Phase A restrictions are in place in Wakefield and Tapawera. That means residents are not permitted to fill swimming pools, but they can be topped up. Watering grass and lawns is not allowed but as long as you use a hand-held hose you can still water your plants and veggie gardens and wash cars if it’s really needed.

Various restrictions are also in place for water permit holders around the district. If any restrictions apply to you, we will have sent you a message letting you know what your current restrictions are.

However, the situation can change quickly if we receive rain, so please check the website for the most up to date information, tasman.govt.nz/link/water-restrictions.

Even if you aren’t currently affected by water restrictions, please conserve water as much as possible.

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Work is underway to improve the quality of the driving surface on Bateup Road.

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Scholarships of up to $500 each are available to students from within the Tasman District to participate in youth leadership opportunities, such as The Spirit of New Zealand, Outward Bound, Festival for the Future and other experiences, conferences and workshops.

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Tasman District Council provides grants for youth aged 15 – 20 to pursue leadership opportunities.

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Pursuant to provisions of the Navigation Safety Bylaw 2015, the Tasman District Council Harbourmaster has (or may soon) grant authorisations for the following events.

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Speed Limits Bylaw 2016 Review Consultation We want our local roads to be safe. Making sure the speed limit is appropriate for the conditions is an important part of a safe roading network, so we have been reviewing the limits across Tasman District.

In November 2019 we consulted on a Speed Limit Review, submissions identified that a different speed than what we had proposed was wanted for three roads (Gibbs Valley Road, Hoddy Road and Wharariki Road). Legally, we are not able to set a speed limit significantly different to what was proposed in the consultation, so those roads were withdrawn from that process and we are now asking for feedback on the newly proposed speed limits.

• Gibbs Valley Road – current limit is 100kmph, proposed to change to 60kmph • Hoddy Road – current limit is 100kmph, proposed to change to 40kmph • Wharariki Road (Freeman Access to western end) – current limit is 100kmph, proposed to change to 60kmph We are also proposing to extend an existing 50km/h speed limit on Abel Tasman Drive in Pōhara 25m to tie in better with the new shared path location and increased activity by the café. This results in a proposed speed limit set 75m from Selwyn Street.

Get all the details at your nearest Council office or library or on the website, tasman.govt.nz/feedback.

Submissions are invited until 4.00pm on Monday 30 March 2020.

Submissions should include your name, full contact details and should state if you wish to speak to the Council in support of your submission.

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Calling all Kingsland Forest users!

Consultation closes 6 March 2020.

If you have been in the habit of walking the dog (or yourself ), running, or riding in Kingsland Forest, we’d love to hear from you.

Tasman District Council is proposing to gradually retire Kingsland Forest from commercial forestry as trees mature and are harvested over the next 20 years. We're thinking of replanting in a mix of native and permanent exotic trees, allowing us to progressively improve recreational tracks and facilities over time. We’d like to hear what the individuals who usually use the area think about this plan.

Have your say: We want to know what you think of the draft Kingsland Forest Development Plan. More information is available online at tasman.govt.nz/ feedback, and at Council offices and libraries.

What do you love about your local parks?

Consultation closes 31 March 2020.

We’re reviewing the way we manage Moutere/Waimea Ward parks and reserves, and we need your help to make sure these public spaces suit locals and visitors now and in the future. Tell us which reserves you use regularly, what you love about them, and any changes you would like to see to the way they are used or managed. The most important thing we want to know is: What’s your vision for their future?

Proposed road closures Applicant: Richmond/Waimea RSA Event: ANZAC Day Parade Location: Queen Street from Wensley Road to Gladstone Road (SH6) Date and time: Saturday 25 April 2020, 10.00 am – 12.30 pm Objections close: Wednesday 25 March 2020

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

Nelson Regional Sewerage Business Unit Workshop Friday 6 March, 1.00 pm. Nelson City Council, 110 Trafalgar Street, Nelson

Event: ANZAC Day Parade

Golden Bay Community Board Tuesday 10 March, 9.30 am. Collingwood Fire Station, Elizabeth Street, Collingwood. Public forum

Location: Whitby Way, Wakefield – from Edward Street to entrance of Wakefield carpark

Joint Committee Tuesday 10 March, 1.30 pm. Public forum

Date and time: Saturday 25 April 2020, 9.00 am – 12.00 pm

Regulatory Committee Thursday 12 March, 1.00 pm. Murchison Sports, Recreation and Cultural Centre, 82 Waller Street, Murchison.

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Applicant: Richmond/Waimea RSA

Objections close: Wednesday 25 March 2020

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More information about the Harbourmaster’s directions for events is available at tasman.govt.nz/link/maritime-events.

STAY UP TO DATE WWW.TASMAN.GOVT.NZ

Nelson Tasman Regional Landfill Business Unit Friday 13 March, 9.30 am. Nelson City Council, 110 Trafalgar Street, Nelson. Public forum.

Nelson Regional Sewerage Business Unit Friday 13 March, 1.30 pm. Nelson City Council, 110 Trafalgar Street, Nelson. Public forum Kingsland Forest Hearings Monday 16 March, 9.30 am. No public forum Motueka Community Board Tuesday 17 March, 4.00 pm. Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka. Public forum 18711 HotHouse Creative

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Classified Deadline - 5pm Monday PH 544 9037 sales@waimeaweekly.co.nz

situations vacant

The position is part-time until completion of the project. This could suit a retired fitter turner or mechanic. Having an interest in electric vehicles would be an advantage.

You must have your own transport, be reliable with good communication skills.

If this sounds like you, please send your details and past experience to accounts@compakto.com Manufacturing

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Are you interested in converting a vehicle into an electric version?

We have an opportunity available for a mechanically minded person to join our workshop in Stoke.

The role involves carrying out modifications to machinery.

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The position is part time until completion of the project.

This could suit a retired fitter turner or mechanic. Having an interest in electric

Richmond vehicles would beChurch an advantage. of Christ Car Boot Market Day, Street You must have your own transport,Darcy be reliable with good communication skills.

Every second Saturday of each month starting If this sounds like you, please send your details & past experience to accounts@compakto.com Saturday 14 March 8-12 am. Stalls are open to individuals, clubs, organisations and groups.

Costs $5. Sunshine or rain we will be there, serious rain no we won’t.

Anyone looking for books, food, plants and other treasures, this is the place to go.

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Support Worker

Disability Support Services Permanent, part-time position working 16 hours a fortnight - 0.2FTE. Shift: 7.00AM to 3.30PM Saturday and Sunday every second weekend.

Closing date: Thursday, 12 March 2020.

Ref: N20-077.

Online application, CV and cover letter are required before your application can be processed. Enquiries can be made to Human Resources Nelson telephone: (03) 546 1274 or email vacancies@nmdhb.govt.nz Register for job alerts and view full details of vacancies

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Motel in Richmond looking for casual cleaner/ housekeeper. 3-4 days a week, 2-4 hours a day depending on demand.

Experience preferred but training will be given to the right candidate. Must be honest and have an eye for detail. Please call 022 5865 309.

Wanted - Gardener/ home handyman, includes lawns. 2 - 3 half days per month. (approx 12 hours) $30 p.h.

Richmond area. Please email details to noelad@ xtra.co.nz.

The church is looking at making each Saturday morning market day a community family fun day for all.

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Pottery, Pots & Pans, Tupperware, Table Linen, Bed Linen & Woollen Blankets Q & S . Books & Knick Knacks, Records, Womens clothing 12-16 & near new Shoes 9 & 9.5, Mens clothing XL XXL. Washbourn Drive Richmond. Sign out on street at 7.30am Saturday 7 March.

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WHITE-JOHNSON Jennifer (Jenny)

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Service Number 412553 CPL

Died peacefully on Monday 24th February 2020 in his 99th year.

Loved father of Lynne, Michelle and Susan.

Treasured Grandfather of his 6 Grandchildren and 9 Great Grandchildren.

Thank you to all the Staff at Oakwoods for their amazing care.

A Celebration of John’s life will be held at The Nelson Golf Club on March 6th 2020 at 11am.

Passed peacefully after a long battle with heart disease on 28th February 2020.

Dearly loved & treasured mother of Joy, Shirley, Aleck, Jeanette & Kim, all her grandchildren, great grandchildren, extended family & friends. Rest in peace beautiful angel you will be greatly missed.

Funeral Service at 11am Thursday 5th March 2020 at Shone & Shirley, Tahunanui Drive, Nelson.

Special Mention: We wish death to thank the staff at Kensington Court Rest Home SILLARS for their loving, compasJean sionate care of our precious Died in Nelson on 22 Febmother. ruary. Wife of Matt for 66 years. Mother of Katharine, Matthew J (Matt), Hamish engagement and to daughters-in-law Your announcement past and present. Grandhere for free. mother to six men. Great grandmother to one girl.

Family and friends who were part of Jean’s life wedding joined us at the Nelson Golf Your announcement Club, Sunday March 1st at 1pm to remember Jean tohere for free. gether.

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Passed away peacefully at her home on Monday March 2, 2020. Aged 63 years. Loved daughter of the late Tony and Judy WhiteJohnson, loved sister and sister in-law of Chris and Susan, loved aunty of Olivia and Dylan, Tamati and Amber, Brittany, and Harrison. Loved great aunty of Maddox. Messages can be sent to 5 Garin Grove, Richmond 7020 or made online at www.shoneandshirley.com. In lieu of flowers a donation can be made to Nelson Tasman Region Hospice. These can be made at the service, sent to PO Box 283 Nelson 7040 or online at www.nelsonhospice.org.nz. Jenny’s family wish to thank Kathryn and her team from Health Care NZ , the Nelson Tasman Hospice, and Lauren Archibald for their love, care and support of Jenny and the family. A funeral service for Jenny will be held at the Shone and Shirley funeral chapel, 164 Tahunanui Drive, Tahunanui 1pm on Friday, March 6 followed by a burial at Richmond Cemetery.

Peacefully at Nelson Hospital on Monday, 24th February 2020, (Surround by her loving family and close friends). Loving wife of Eric; adored mother and mother-in-law of Martin and Bonnie, Kevin and Ange, David and Yukako; cherished grandma of Amber, Jade, Michaela, George, and Amy; loved great grandma of Hazel, and Ryan.

A floral tribute from your own garden would be much appreciated by the family at the service.

Family and friends are warmly invited to a graveside service to celebrate Jeannette’s life, at Marsden Valley Cemetery on Friday, 28th February 2020 at 11am.

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27 Dorset St, Richmond

Sunday 9.00am Traditional

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Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion

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