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WW2 vet: “I’m not skiting!” Bruno Saia Reporter

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Alfred Richardson may be 98-years-old but the Richmond resident still remembers his days as a WW2 wireless operator well. While he didn’t see any action, Alfred’s role was a vital one – relaying radio messages from army officers. “You sit there with your headphones on, for four hours a day, and then you go four miles on your bicycle.” Alfred was stationed in England from the beginning of the war to two years afterward. He now lives at Oakwoods in Richmond and is one of the special guests at a lunch hosted by Motueka Returned Services’ Association (RSA), next Tuesday, 5 November. The event is for the remaining World War 2 veterans living in our region and will start at midday at the local RSA (49 High St, Motueka). About his experience during the war, Alfred says it was not particularly dramatic. “In New Zealand, if you tell a good story they say you are skiting (showing off), if you put anything in the paper about me, everyone will say I’m skiting, I have been to more than 30 countries and I’m not skiting, but I will be next Tuesday,” he says.

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Higgins Heritage park chairperson John Hurley personally knows the capacity of each “baby” tractor of his brand new ‘Honey train’. Mountain Valley Honey at spring grove donated the honey drums, which are spacious in leg room when cut down and as John says “can fit children both young and old, and even older folks who want to feel young again.” The only risk that I can see for John is that folks will just not want to get off. Photo: Supplied.

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Fire review points to preparedness Sara Hollyman “This will happen again, and we need to be prepared.” That’s the message from Fire and Emergency NZ (FENZ) after the release of an independent review into the operational response to the Tasman Fires. FENZ commissioned the independent review by the Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council to look at how they responded to the Pigeon Valley, and subsequent fires across the region. It found that there was a “general lack of awareness within the Nelson Tasman community around the risk, to them, of unplanned fire”. A common comment heard by the review was “it won’t happen again in my lifetime”, which they say demonstrates a reluctance, by

some, to change the way they do things. FENZ deputy chief executive Raewyn Bleakley speaking from Richmond Fire Station last Wednesday called the response a “truly collaborative and unified action” between multiple organisations. The fire, which began on February 5, burnt through 2300 hectares of land and, at its peak, had 23 helicopters, 2 fixed wing planes, 23 heavy machines and more than 150 firefighters battling to control and ultimately contain it. In the following days and weeks other fires broke out in Atawhai, Rabbit Island, Moutere Hills and Dovedale. “These extra fires added significantly to the challenge that we faced,” said Raewyn. FENZ national commander and deputy chief executive of service deliv-

for the coming summer season. “Through the winter we’ve been working with our rural industries over what we call heat and spark hazardous activities.” Ian says part of the strategy to become more prepared will be looking at how they can use fire breaks around the region. He says they can often be misunderstood as having to be a wide strip of bare land. The review discusses FENZ staff Raewyn Bleakley and Kerry Gregory alongside Tasman how fire breaks are believed by Mayor Tim King speaking from Richmond Fire Station on Wednessome to serve “no useful purday. Photo: Sara Hollyman. pose”, but should be a priority of ery Kerry Gregory said he was The review looked at the level landowners. proud of firefighters’ dedication of overall community prepared- Report writers commended the and commitment, but stressed ness and awareness and found Tasman District for the developthat we need to be prepared for that much of the risk reduction ment of guidelines around the next time. “Although it says we’ve around homes and businesses limitation of heat and spark gendone a really good job, it’s also was only undertaken once smoke erating activities in periods of elshowed some learnings for us. was “already in the air”. Princi- evated fire danger. They say that “These aren’t one offs; this will pal rural fire officer Ian Reade serious consideration should be happen again, so we need to be says work has already begun given to making them mandatory within the community to ready rather than voluntary. prepared for when it does.”

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Honouring local WW2 Veterans FRom PAGE 1 Kyle Abbott, president of Motueka RSA, says that the event was decided upon in conjunction with Nelson RSA and Richmond Waimea RSA to host our remaining WW2 veterans. “There are not many of them left and I just thought it was time that we actually recognise our veterans,” says Kyle. There are four WW2 veterans living in Motueka, five

in Richmond and about 25 in Nelson and most of them will be at the event on Tuesday. “At our Motueka RSA we’ve got about 1,300 members of which about 300 hundred of us are ex-services,” says Kyle, who was in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. The RSA reunites veterans of WW2, Korea, Vietnam and other theatres of war but also recognises those who served without ever being

deployed. “I think we need to celebrate these guys. They went overseas. A lot of them thought they were going on a holiday, but they walked into hell. My grandfather served in WW2 and I still wear his dog tag. He is long past now, but it is important to keep his memory alive and specially to celebrate those who are still here. These guys were just young boys when they went to war,” Kyle says. 98 year old Alfred Richardson, with a photo of himself at 19, in RAF uniform. Photo: Bruno Saia. Inset: Alfred Richardson at the age of 7.

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First co-worker space opens in Richmond Bruno Saia

“Starting a business myself, I have worked from home and know how hard it can be, you get distracted, it can be unmotivating, and at the same time, it can be too expensive and risky to sign onto a long term lease, so it’s a

Richmond now has its first coworking shared space. ‘The Collective Studio’ will be launched on Friday, 8 November, 6.30pm, at 307 Queen Street.

good opportunity, especially for young businesspeople or startup companies,” says Sarah Quickfall, founder of the studio. “What I envisage is creating a community, with likeminded people. It’s about people being

here, with the same mindset, and ambitions that are wanting to work, be inspired and create something and they don’t want to do it at home,” she says. The launch party will be on Friday, at 6:30 pm. “We are going

to have drinks and nibbles. It’s an opportunity to welcome businesspeople and professionals of any industry to come in, check out the space, and see if they can imagine themselves being here and part of our collective.”

Sarah Quickfall, at ‘The Collective Studio’ on Queen St. Photo: Bruno Saia.

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Market at Oakwoods for all the community Bruno Saia Oakwoods residents can’t wait for their Mini Market, on Friday, 15 November, from 9am to midday. The residents will offer some products themselves, such as crafts, paintings and books and there will also be guests with jewellery, fresh baked bread, plants, cards and even Christmas cookie jars. Lots of the products are made by the residents. “All sorts of goodies for Christmas shoppers are welcome,” says Jan Edge, from Oakwoods reception. “It will be an open market, all out here in the recreation area, so it works even if the weather is not good.” “People can come along, do some shopping... We have it every year, always in November as a pre-Christmas market,” she says. Jan says that there will be no charge for the stall holders because their goal is to offer a shopping experience at the retirement village. “It is specially for the residents who don’t get out often. It’s really nice for them to do that,” she says. Anyone keen to participate can contact Jan at Oakwoods (357 Lower Queen Street, Richmond) or phone: 543 9700. “If we’ve got room, we can fit them in.”

From left Neave Osborne, Natascha Van Dien, Jenny Manton, Allison Silke, Fanette Guinchard, Michael Paynter as the duck, Fiona Pullyn, Monique Clayworth, Tori Puklowski, Laura Paynter and kneeling, Karina Tomlin and Denise Seymour. Photo: Susan Johnson.

Catchball team first off the mark for Richmond’s Santa Parade Susan Johnson Nelson Catchball were the first group to register their place in this year’s Santa Parade to be held in Richmond on November 24th. Having won People’s Choice last year in the walking parade, organiser of the float’s

decorations and Nelson Bays Catchball promotions coordinator, Laura Paynter decided to step up their game this year. “Last year we handed out lolipops, balloons and flyers and our duck was very popular, so we thought if we got a float we could do so much more,” she

says. “Michaels father is lending one of his trucks but we can’t have it until the Saturday before the parade so it will be a team effort to pull it off.” she says. “We have our theme and we’ve been collecting the materials we need so it will just be a matter of putting it together on the day,”

she adds. So if you are a business or organisation wanting to have a float in this year’s parade you will have to be quick, there may not be any room left if everyone is as keen as the Catchball team. Contact Charlotte Bidlake at Richmond Unlimited for details.

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There’s been an exciting development in Up- while, back at the brewery, Tracy’s other son per Queen Street – Sprig and Fern Brewery Joe takes care of the warehousing side of Owner and Master Brewer Tracy Banner things. and her husband Ken have just reopened The tavern, which will be open daily from the original Sprig and Fern Tavern which is 2pm, is the ideal place for locals and families around 11 years old. “The previous owner, to enjoy good food and drink together. “We Chris Satherley, mentioned have put in a coffee machine he wanted to sell it, so Ken plus there will be hot chocoand I purchased it,” says lates and teas, for those who Tracy. “Then on September don’t want a beer, wine or ci1st, we closed the doors and der. Plus, there will be slices pretty much gutted the bar and biscuits available and area, so it’s in keeping with pizza, fries and bacon buttthe other Sprig and Fern tavies which are always well reerns in Nelson, Wellington ceived with a beer.” and Christchurch, which are There’s a lovely garden bar lighter and more airy. We have area which the couple have the beer taps along one wall, fitted out beautifully with we’ve provided more space, some New Zealand Spruce put in new furniture and have and Macrocarpa tables and a created a lovely community festoon lighting. “We’ve also Tracy Banner tavern, which it has been, but spotted some nice booth seatMaster Brewer is more ‘on-brand.’” ing. We have achieved a lot in Tracy says it’s very much a ‘family’ business. seven weeks, and I can’t speak highly enough “My daughter Kathryn is going to manage of the local tradespeople involved in the renthe premises with her partner Harrison and ovation work.” my son Cameron is working there as well. The proud new owners have a big involveCustomers will also see me doing the odd ment with the local cycling fraternity, proshift – I like to mix and mingle, and people viding sponsorship and appreciate their like to chat with the brewer. We make really support for all the Sprig and Fern Taverns. good, award-winning products and it’s really “Given our location, it’s ideal.” satisfying seeing people enjoy them.” MeanBusiness Update. Advt.

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Is the annual Nelson A&P Show a part of your life? Waimea Weekly wants your help to tell the story of The Golden Edge Nelson A & P Show. We’re asking people to find any old photos taken at the Show and drop them into the Waimea Weekly office (open 8:304:30). We can scan them if you don’t want to give them up! You can also email them to our reporters Bruno Saia (bruno@ waimeaweekly.co.nz) and Susan Johnson (susan@waimeaweekly. co.nz). A selection of the photos will be published and they will be displayed at the show in November

along with other images from the A & P Showgrounds archive. This week Miraka Norgate, from Richmond, brought a photo of her son Edward Norgate at the A&P Show in 1982. “He was wearing an oil skin jacket which he didn’t want to, but I told him that wearing it was the only way that he could go to the show, so he did it and it was the only time he wore it,” she says. The online ticket sales for this year’s Nelson A&P Show are already being sold. More information can be found at The Golden Edge Nelson A & P Show Facebook page.

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New Age Concern hall Age Concern’s new hall is right on schedule with the demolition phase now complete. The layout of the old building just wasn’t working with the increase of staff. “One staff member has to work in the reception area,” says Manager Caroline Budge. Funding came from Rata, lottery, pub charities, grants, and donations from members was significant. Mitre 10 are coming on board with their helping hands project as well, “so we’re hoping to be open in December “

Waimea Weekly would like to hear your opinions on what matters to you, your family and the community you live in. Your comments may be published in the “Your Voice” section in the newspaper. Have your say and also go in the draw for a $50 Richmond Mall voucher each month for the best feedback. It’s up and running now, just go to www.facebook.com/waimeaweekly and comment on our stories or access www.waime aweekly.co.nz and leave your opinions on our blog. ----------------------------------Nightmare week for drivers in Richmond – Published on 23 October Humour Me: New Zealand (Facebook): Put the Richmond bypass in that was talked about years ago. Heather Kelling (Facebook): Fortunately I had no plane to

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Alison Holmes (Facebook): Internet is bad in Wakefield! ADSL is the only one we can get and it’s often like dial up and there’s ZERO plans to do anything for at least 2-3 years (and maybe not even then). Chorus need to up their game.

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-----------------------------------Budget brides in designer gowns - Published on 23 October Julia Twort (Facebook): I love this idea!! Why spend hundreds on a dress that will only be worn once and then hang in your wardrobe that you pray if you have a daughter she may wear on her wedding day? -----------------------------------Spark tower to boost coverage in Appleby - Published on 23 October

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Fred & Pam McKee (e-mail): They ain’t seen nothing yet – wait till the the 1500 sections come on stream in lower Queen St & the new retirement villages are completed. Congestion will have a whole new meaning when these residents move in with all their shiny new vehicles. Regards. Julia Twort (Facebook): Not sure how adding extra turning lanes will help. Having driven down that st as school is starting it’s pretty horrific. It only started to get congested when Garin College was up and running. Perhaps it should have been addressed then. Add in a supermarket it’s going to be bedlam. I’m not sure that there is a simple solution. Simon Scowen (Facebook): Needs lights there as people use the road to bypass the lights. Plus the two school crossings don’t help. Need lights where the crossings are the same as what Hampton Street has as they made a big difference.

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‘Ghosts and Goblins’ all over Richmond Staff Reporter Richmond Mall was flooded with children of all ages on Thursday the 31st for their annual ‘Ghosts and Goblins’ events. Dressed as Batman and witches they dived into shops to yell ‘trick or treat’. “Following feedback from store managers last year we put volunteers in those stores that wished to participate this year to help, freeing the staff to continue with their work” says Caroline Bidlake from

Richmond Unlimited, who organised the event. The volunteers were from the Waimea Volleyball teams, also in costume. They also helped at the bouncy castle and bubble machine that was part of the entertainment in Sundial Square. Dyani Waldron took her 3 and 4-year-old children.” We stayed about an hour and the kids had a great time, in fact my son said it was the best Halloween he has had. For me it was a friendly, safe, familyorientated event” says Dyani.

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Hilary Clifton (first on the left, in red) with the ‘Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus’ which is one of the groups that benefit from the local Creative Communities Scheme. Photo: Bruno Saia.

Funds available for local culture Bruno Saia Do you have a great community art project that needs some dollars to help make it a success? The Creative Communities Scheme has money to help groups and individuals running arts projects in the Tasman District. The Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus is one of the groups that has been gladly receiving help from the fund. They are celebrating their 25th anniversary this week and owe much of their longevity to the fund. “It’s very important for us to get grant money because we wouldn’t survive otherwise.

Our members pay subscriptions, but that doesn’t cover all of our costs. We hire this venue at Club Waimea, we have to pay for the copyright to the music we purchase to sing, coaching fees and costumes for the performances,” says music director Kathy Jamieson. “Everyone should apply for it. We bring the joy of singing to a lot of women who are part of the group and that money is precious to us,” she says. Lloyd Harwood is the Creative Communities Nelson Scheme Administrator and he says that individuals, groups and organisations can apply for the fund. “To be eligible for assistance,

projects must provide benefits to the community and have an arts focus. An arts element as part of broader project could also be considered. Funding requests can be as little as is required but are usually capped at a maximum of $2,000.” Lloyd is happy to be contacted to assist with project and funding enquiries, although he says that “ the application process is accessible and relatively simple with often a good chance of getting some funding.” The next funding round for the Tasman Scheme closes on 10 November. For application forms visit tasman.govt.nz/ link/grants.

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materials he has needed from recycling other stuff from the shed. I am proud of how well he has done with them and how well they have turned out. I hope and know that all of the kids both young and old will have a lot of fun riding them. This was a very big success and everyone should be very proud of granddad.” John always felt that an alternative “fun” ride at the Higgins Park, when the steam engine is not available or when an event is just a non-steam day, was needed. He basically has eight brightly coloured honey drums “fitted” out for passengers and to be

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Our Christian Community News and Views

Truffles by the dozens Susan Johnson So how many truffles do we need for Christmas? According to Bonnie Kempthorne, the organiser for the Christian based organisation, Truffles Nelson, “around 33,600.” Truffles Nelson started over 15 years ago and is responsible for making the truffles to be used in fundraising around the com-

munity. It has also for the past three years supported Global Impact who are working in the Philippines to create awareness of human trafficking through education. Based this year in the Brightwater community hall and armed with shifts of volunteers working hard over the recent weekend, the job was done. “At this level” she says, “we needed industrial sized mixers, so I

approached Gary Watson the owner of our local Fresh Choice and enlisted the help of his bakery manager Brendan Jeffery. And with their help and the wonderful help of the volunteers we got it done.” The delicious truffles have been pre-ordered by local churches and businesses and will be sold all over our region so if you’re a chocolate lover keep an eye out.

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PH: 544 RICHMOND H: 544 75757575RICHMOND Graduation and prize giving week at our colleges is an opportunity to celebrate the success of our young people and the excellence of Nelson secondary schools. It is extra special for me having both a son and daughter completing college this year. The quality of Nelson schools is part of what makes our community so successful. It is about investing in the knowledge and skills for Nelson’s future. There is intense worldwide competition for talented business people, medical professionals, scientists etc, and to attract them to Nelson we need schools amongst the very best. Nelson has a proud heritage of

leadership in education. Our early settlers were revolutionary in their goal of schools being free and accessible to all. We should be very proud that Wakefield is home to New Zealand’s oldest primary school (established 1843) and that Nelson College (established 1856) is New Zealand’s oldest secondary school. We were ahead of the times in championing women’s education with the Girls College being established in 1883 and led by Kate Edgar, the first woman in the British Empire to get a university degree. A rich heritage is not enough to make a great school. I am proud of how both our original colleges have

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our times like youth mental health, social media and increased cultural diversity. I particularly wish to pay tribute to retiring Nelson College Headmaster Gary O’Shea. The Gibbons Trade Academy, Whare and upgraded Rutherford Boarding House are part of Gary’s strong legacy. I am equally proud of Waimea and Nayland Colleges led by two of New Zealand’s top secondary school principals, Scott Haines and Daniel Wilson. Waimea College is under pressure from strong roll growth but continues to impress with its academic and sporting achievement. Nayland College was

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struggling five years ago but is now going from strength to strength. I confess to a personal soft spot for Garin College. I was responsible for its establishment as Minister of Education. I like Nelson parents having the additional choice of this Catholic integrated school. It is a very successful college excelling in academics and the performing arts. How do we ensure the future success of our colleges? Firstly, we need to back our Boards and Principals. I worry that Government plans to centralise power with the Ministry of Education will reduce local decision making by Principals and Boards. Secondly, we do need healthy competition between our

colleges, by parents having choice about where to enrol. Thirdly, we need to champion the importance of the teaching profession. My optimism for the future always gets a boost from attending college prizegivings. I provide an Environment Award to all five colleges to recognise top students. Many other organisations also help by rewarding our talented young people. I congratulate the prize winners and wish all senior students well with their NCEA exams. My warmest tribute is to Nelson’s teachers who have given so much to my children and their peers as they now go out and make their way in the world. Advt.

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School Athletics at Moutere Staff Reporter Over 600 primary school students from the Moutere Hills Cluster will become a part of history on Saturday 9 November. They will participate in the centenary of the Moutere Hills Combined Schools Athletics Day. This year’s event has been one hundred years in the making, starting in 1919, when the community decided it was a great opportunity to come together to recognise the ‘official’ end of WW1, and to celebrate Armistice Day that took place the year before in 1918. Some of New Zealand’s fallen heroes of the Great War had been educated at the local primary schools so the teachers met with the returned soldiers, together with friends and parents of the schools and decided to organise an athletics day to honour these people. It was decided to hold the sports day on the first anniversary of Armistice Day and all pupils attending the schools of Upper Moutere, Mapua, Mahana, Tasman, Neudorf, Lower Moutere and Harakeke were invited to compete in a day of track and field events and some other physical-fun activities. The

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The challenge for students to build a go-kart and go racing at Tapawera Area School has turned into a mud bath; spinning wheels spraying drivers and making them unrecognisable at the end of a damp day’s track sliding. Racing had to be called off but not before everyone was mud-splattered and needing a hose down after the Nelson Marlborough Institute of

Technology (NMIT) go-kart challenge. Dozens of students representing Waimea College, Nelson College, Golden Bay High School, Tapawera, Murchison and Rai Valley Area schools and Blenheim Automotive Trades Academy who’ve been involved in NMIT engineering courses during the year took part in the 7th annual event. The West Coast Trades Academy from Greymouth also joined the muddy madness

for their first year with two grass karts. Golden Bay High School brought two karts and a motorised trike with flash pink rims. Competing students were part of NMIT’s Top of the South Trades Academy learning through the year, or Mechanical Engineering pre-trade students at NMIT. They’ve been building their kart as they go, using skills learned in fabrication, cutting and welding and machining and milling parts.

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Wednesday evening was the last race in the Spring Smugglers 5km series for 2019. It has been great to see 70-80 runners and walkers taking to the streets and parks of Tahunanui each Wednesday, enjoying camaraderie while getting their bodies and minds fit and active. While some great battles have

been had at the front of the field each week, participation and enjoyment were the key ingredients of the five races in the series. Joe Robson and Chris Sharland were two runners who have enjoyed very close encounters most weeks, this last race being no exception, with Joe in 18.06 mins edging out Chris by only 4 seconds. Opportunities abound for lo-

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The Sports Fishing for Youth Trust has confirmed the dates for childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s assisted fishing over the coming summer. The ponds are closed for parent/caregiver fishing until the 20 December and the closure is to enable the booked guided fishout days and special needs group fishing to take place. The dates for the booked guided fishing opportunities are : Sunday, 10 November and Sunday, 17 November, Sunday, 1 December and Sunday, 8 December. There will also be an evening opportunity between 5:30 and 7:30pm on Wednesday, 27 November. The Trust provides children with the equipment and members of the public and the Nelson Trout Fishing Club act as guides to show the children how to use the equipment and, if they are lucky enough to catch a fish, how to fillet it. The fish out days are limited to children between the ages of five and seventeen and children may only catch one fish during their 50-minute fishing opportunity time. All children must be registered for a time slot to be able to fish. Registration is through the website www.youthfishing.org.nz. Fishers will be able to select a time slot for one of the fishing days however available time slots are limited so early registration is recommended.

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Mae Kearney is only five years old and she is keen on fishing. Photo: Supplied. The ponds are maintained with assistance from Network Tasman Trust, Pub Charity and the Lion Foundation who have provided funds for weed control and paths to make the ponds

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Brotherly love, Dylan Hall puts his brother up the wall in the final stock car race. Photo: Rebecca Connor Maling.

Fireworks on and off the speedway track Jody Scott Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway lit-up the sky with their annual Coca-Cola Fireworks display in association with Brooks Auto Painters on Saturday night. A full house packed in to watch the fireworks on the track then up above once the racing finished and the sun went down. The racing got under way with the street stocks, they were racing hit to pass rules, there were plenty of hits and spins, the locals mixing it up with drivers from Christchurch and Blenheim keeping the crowd entertained. The Nelson Knights street stock team to face Blenheim was named with Kyle Davies, Kieran Davies, Ryan Musgrove, Neville Soper and KC Rose making the line-up. It was the stock cars that came out to play next, with Cody Teece’s return lasting less than

a lap when he was taken out by Troy Currie. Teece lost his rear wheel, he got the car fixed and returned to race the rest of the meeting, there were selections going on for the Tasman Thunder team to go to Christchurch to contest the Mainland Trophy. Adam Hall and Michael Paynter return to the team along with John Everett, Keightley Teece and Dylan Clarke. The stock cars ended with a bang with Dylan Hall tipping brother Adam upside down on the wall, much to the crowd’s delight. The TQ’s had the biggest field of the night with plenty of new and returning drivers making for some busy racing. Visiting driver Rodney Thompson took the first heat with Morgan Frost winning heat two then staying ahead of the field to take the 20-lap feature. The youth ministocks continued to impress, Blake Hearne

won heat one with Cambell McManaway picking up heats two and three. The new drivers are improving all the time, while the older group had some close battles as they navigated around the newer drivers. There might be a shift in the side car grade with Nippy Ching and Shaun Solly taking all three wins in their heats and win the Brett Lusty Memorial Trophy, Adie Drake and Kieran Satherley having to settle for second. It is making for some close racing with some regular visitors boosting the numbers. The super stocks once again came down to a two-horse race between Alex Hill and Brett Nicholls, after Hill took the honours in the opening meeting it was Nicholls who prevailed to win the Dave Scott Memorial Trophy before the fireworks lit up the night sky to end an eventful night.

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Have you managed to get out between the howling gales for a fish lately? Some of our members took the small window of opportunity last Saturday morning as they entered our annual Goldfish vs Sharks competition (girls vs guys). No prizes this time only bragging rights which are always great if you are the winning team. If you would like to know who the better fishers are you’ll need to join us for our monthly social day on 10th November (3-5pm @ City Club) when all will be revealed. Fishing is still patchy, lots of sharks and red cod, however the snapper seem to be arriving slowly, so should get better from here as the weather warms and the wind drops. There have been reports of brave spear fishers entering the water for a look

around and a few butterfish and crays being brought to the surface. The visibility along the boulder bank is less than ideal at the moment but you can get good days out of Okiwi Bay and around D’Urville Island. Bring the 7mm suit if you have one, the water is still quite chilly. The club’s traditional Kid’s Wharf Fishing will take place on the 16th of November. This is a great family event with fish and chips for lunch, generously sponsored by Jimmy’s Bait and Concrete Cutter and Concretex. This will be a perfect opportunity to try out Jimmy’s range of baits while having a fun day with the kids. If you would like to know more about the Dawnbreakers Fishing Club check out www.dawn breakers.co.nz or come along to our next social day. Tight lines!

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Community Notices MUSIC on TUESDAY 10am Richmond Town Hall, Nov. 5th. SUMMER NIGHT CONCERT 2019 from Schonbrunn Palace Gardens. Vienna Philharmonic with Conductor Gustavo Dudamel & Superstar Pianist Yula Wang. WAIMEA MUSIC ClUb meets Sunday Nov. 3 at Loney Hall 4 Wensley Rd Richmond at 1.15 p m Contact Clive ph 5530526 Pat ph 5445766 bETTEr brEAThEr ClASSES – Improve your breathing by improving your fitness at our Better Breathing sessions held in Nelson, Richmond & Motueka. NEW! bETTEr brEAThInG CIrCUIT.10am11am, each Tuesday of the school term, at Club Waimea. Perfect for those who have completed Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Contact Sue at the Nelson Asthma Society on 544 1562 asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz nElSon ASThMA SoCIETY are looking for committee members please contact Sue Alsop Manager Nelson Asthma Society on asthma. nelson@xtra.co.nz or 03 5441562. SAvE ThE ChIlDrEn nEW ZEAlAnD Hear Diana Meads on ‘Presentation of visit to successful school project in brothel town Daulatdia, Bangladesh’. Stoke Methodist Church Neale Ave 14 Nov. 1.30pm. Afternoon tea to follow. All welcome. Christmas cards on sale. Ph. Isabelle 547 3253. nEW ThUrSDAY ACTIvE STrEnGTh/bAlAnCE ClASS: seated options also presented. Commences 24 Oct. 1.30 pm at Richmond Church of Christ, crn Croucher & Darcy Sts. Improve your balance,

strength, coordination & fitness to great music. ACC approved instructor. Ph Shirley 5471 433 /021 121 8023 ForEST & bIrD Pearl Creek Working Bee Saturday 9 Nov. at 9am to midday. Meet at the end of Cotterell Rd, Appleby. Morning tea supplied. Bring gloves & spade. Contact Malcolm m.hugman@hotmail.com. AlSo on Wednesday 13 Nov. Evening talk by Chief Executive Kevin Hague about Good News. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St, Tahunanui. nElSon CEnTrAl GArDEn GroUP invites you to an evening with Rob Pottertman from England. Speaking & slides “A LABOUR OF LOVE “ 48 years at Potterton’s Nursery. At Richmond Library on 13 Nov at 7.30 pm. If you are interested in gardening please come along Entry $5. with a cup of tea. Enquiries Pam 5418265. PArIhAKA DAY 5Th nov. 2019 Celebrating Peace in Whakatū Display of the story of Parihaka at Richmond Library 28 Oct—10 Nov ’19. The Play, Parihaka Story 2nd Nov. 10.30–2.30pm Top of Trafalgar St. Peace blessing over the City at ANZAC Park 5th Nov. 5.30am. Performance by Te oro haa & Documentary 5 Nov. 6pm at Old St Johns, Nile St. nElSon SoCIAl DAnCInG ClUb, at Club Waimea 9 Novenber. Live Music from 7.30pm – 11.15pm. Members $10 Non-Members $15. Contact Chris 021 160 1358. CAKE DECorATorS Christmas all day workshop on Saturday 30 Nov..

You will make a Poinsettia flower, a Santa & an elf using sugar paste. Starting at 9:30 to 4 pm. Those interested can contact Desiree 0276302359. nElSon rAIlWAY at Founders Park. Saturday 9th, Railcar will run, weather permitting, & Sunday 10th the train will operate. Both commence at 11am Adults $6 Children $4, U nder 3 free. ArThrITIS SoCIETY CoFFEE MornInG We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 27 Nov. 2019. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 WAnT To GroW YoUr oWn vEGS & CroPS but lack land & wherewithal? Come & join us for a mutual venture. No fees, just your time & enthusiasm required! Ph. 021 084 13139. nElSon DISTrICT roSE SoCIETY meet Monday 11th Nov. 2 pm Le Cren Room BRd.green House Stoke. Speaker on Growing Dahlias. Afternoon tea, raffle. Table show “First Rose of Spring”. All welcome. Liz 0278844774 nElSon 50+ MInI WAlKErS Nov. 12th, Cleveland to Old Codgers. Meet 10am at Manuka St. East. Ph Andrew, 545 8362. nElSon 50+ WAlKInG GroUP Nov.14th, Travers Valley-Lake Rotoiti. Ph Chris or Jo, 544 7038 rIChMonD-WAIMEA rSAAre holding a Remembrance day(Armistice Day) Church service at St. Johns Church Wakefield on Sunday 10th Nov. at 10.30am. Followed by a cuppa & a wreath laying at the

DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 50 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz Wakefield Memorial. Queries John 5444796. nElSon PhIlATAlIC SoCIETY next meeting Tuesday 12th Nov. 7.30 p.m. at Stoke School. Technical night. Come along with your questions. Everyone welcome. Ph 5471140. ASTronoMY: Astronomy Section, Nelson Science Society, meets Thursday, 7 Nov., 7.30pm, Milton Building, Cawthron Institute, Milton St., Nelson. Barry Korcheski speaking on “Why Do Stars Blow Up”. All welcome, non-members gold coin koha. Hamish 0226760897. nElSon TrUCK ShoW 2019 - - 9 Nov. ‘19 10am -3pm, Richmond A & P Showgrounds, Adults $5, Child $2, Family $10. Lots of trucks, food, raffles, bouncy castles.... a Stoke School PTA Fundraiser ph. Mel 021743806 TASMAn AqUArIUM ClUb Meeting Monday 11th Nov. 7pm at 256 Hill St., Richmond. Steve Web, Cawthron Institute scientist will be our guest speaker, is giving a talk about general aquatic pathology that would include some fish parasitology. Everyone welcome. Contact Robin 0275442518. nEW To nElSon? Join Citizens Advice & Nelson Newcomers for coffee at Morri Cafe, 244 Hardy St. 10am third Tuesday each month. Call Jane 546 7681 Next meeting Tuesday 19th Nov. TrAnSIT oF MErCUrY EvEnT viewing. At Hawkes Look out Takaka Hill 6am to 7 am only on 12th Nov. 2019. Next transit 2039, so don’s miss this one. Breakfast also at Muses Café central Motueka at 8:00am after the

YoU? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. All welcome AlCoholICSAnonYMoUS is alcohol causing problems for you? want to stop drinking but can’t? maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks or 08002296757 www.aa.org.nz rEFUGEE SUPPorT Do you remember what it was like settling in Nelson for the first time? Support a former refugee family establish a new life here. Make new friends & make a difference. Full training & support is provided. Next course starts 16 Nov. ‘19. Check out Migration Programme on Red Cross website or email nelsonadmin@redcross. org.nz or call 546-5012 nEW ZEAlAnD nATIvE bIrD CAlEnDArS $10 Fundraiser for Native Bird Recovery Richmond.. Tasman Health & Herbs; The Mall; Alchemy Cafe; Resene Colour Plus; Bay Nurseries. FrIEnDS SoCIAl ClUb invites single women and men 50 plus to join a club for weekly activities, walking, movies, theatre, potluck meals, restaurants etc. ph Clive 035472725/ Rose, 035390340. WAIMEA SoUTh GArDEn ClUb turns 50 this year. All past & present members are invited to join us at St. Paul’s Church Hall, Brightwater Saturday 7 Dec. from1pm for an afternoon of fun. Please RVSP by 15th Nov. Teleph: Tina 544 7650 or Bev 541 8168.

event. Cloud & weather permitting. RSVP to Ralph for both the event & Breakfast 03 5418859. Mercury is rising. A Dark Sky park event. MEnZShED WAIMEA - catering for the interests, health and well-being of men since 2010. Shed open Monday - Friday at the Richmond A&P Showgrounds. Inquiries: mens. shed.waimea@gmail.com or 027 2820185. nElSon nEWbIES & FrIEnDS, Weekly coffee morning on Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at Deville Cafe, 22 New St. New people always welcome to join us for a coffee and chat. Phone Clive 547 2725. rEnEW, rEFlECT, ConnECT workshop for families caring for a child with a disability or health impairment on their parenting journey, providing renewed energy, new connections and new ideas. 5 Nov, Broadgreen House, 9.30 - 4pm. For info call Christina on 0508 236 236 or email christinas@parent2parent. org.nz ProSTATE CAnCEr SUPPorT GroUP meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 276 Nayland Rd 1.30-3.30pm. Bill ph 544 8635 or 5391137. blooD CAnCEr SUPPorT GroUP meet monthly for more info. ph Graham 544 3037 or Heather 027 4444708 nElSon GUIlD oF WooDWorKErS meets at 7 pm on the last Wednesday of each month between until Nov. ‘19 at the Nelson Marlborough Fish & Game rooms, 66 Champion Rd, Richmond. All welcome. Enquiries Bill Filmer 547 5104. FooD, IS IT A ProblEM For

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NEWSLINE UPDATES KE E PI N G YO U I N FO RM E D ABO UT N E WS AN D E VE NT S I N TH E TAS MAN D I STRI CT

Kickstart your compost with $30 subsidy

Crack down on leaks!

November is Kickstart Compost Month and, to help you get going, we're offering Tasman households $30 off a compost bin, worm farm or bokashi set from approved retailers.

We’ve had less rain than usual so far this year and a dry summer is on the horizon again. That means everyone needs to treat every drop of water as precious.

Partnerships and education officer Nichola Brydon says composting is an easy and effective way to reduce the amount of food waste going to landfill, as well as reduce the carbon emissions it creates.

We are cracking down on water leaks and will have a contractor out and about hunting them down. A huge amount of water can be lost through leaks before you know it.

“Food and garden waste makes up about 30% of our landfill, and much of this could be composted at home or through Council or commercial services,” she says.

You can help fight the battle against water leaks. If you see signs of a water leak on public land, please call us any time on 543 8400 and we’ll follow it up.

Free composting workshops will be held in Richmond, Motueka and Golden Bay during November – head to tasman.govt.nz/link/compost for details and to download your $30 voucher.

At your place, if you have a water meter (they are usually located below ground level in a box near the road boundary of your section), it’s easy to check for a leak – just follow these simple steps:

Deadline for applications 22 November 2019

Shut off all household appliances and outside taps. Once everything is off, return to the meter and check out the white (cog) dial.

A special licence allows for the sale of alcohol at special occasions or events. They are normally used to licence oneoff events where no licence is currently held, such as a food and wine festival or a quiz night. A special licence can also be used to extend the hours or area of a licensed premises for a special occasion or event.

If you have no leaks the cog shouldn’t move. If the white cog continues to spin you may have a leak within your property which needs dealing with.

A special licence is a temporary licence.

• water appearing in a concrete area

How to apply:

• wet patches on the lawn or garden

Visit tasman.govt.nz/link/special-licence for more information and application forms.

• dripping from an overflow pipe

Upcoming maritime events

• a constantly dripping tap, or running toilet

The Harbourmaster has (or may soon) grant authorisations for the following events. These events may affect public use of the maritime area for a certain period of time. Event activity: Waka Ama event Date and location: 15 and 16 November, Kaiteriteri Event activity: Giant Slalom and Christmas Picnic Date and location: 15 December 2019, Waimea River

So now you need to find the source of the leak. Trace your water pipe from the meter to the house. The clues to a water leak that you need to look out for include:

• damp areas (inside, outside and under the house) Don’t let water leaks undo all the good work you’re doing to reduce water use. Seek them out and fix leaks fast. Remember if you’re looking for inspired ways to reduce water use, search water saving tips at tasman.govt.nz.

Improving Gardner Valley Road We’re upgrading a stretch of road intersecting with the Moutere Highway to improve road safety.

Event activity: New Year's Eve public fireworks display Date and location: 31 December 2019 to 1 January 2020, Torrent Bay

The Gardner Valley Road project will start early next year and will take about eight weeks, at an expected cost of $400,000.

Event activity: Cardboard boat race Date and location: 25 January 2020, Tata Beach/Ligar Inlet

The intersection realignment will take out the sharp corners of the last 300 metres of Gardner Valley Road before it joins the Moutere Highway.

Creative Communities Scheme Do you have a great community arts project that just needs some dollars to make it happen? Creative Communities provides funding to support community involvement in the arts, whether it's music, theatre, festivals, mural painting, outdoor sculpture, kapa haka, singing, art workshops or something else. Applications are open now, with the next round closing on 10 November. How to apply: For application forms visit tasman.govt.nz/ link/grants or phone Lani Evans on 03 543 8980 for more information.

Consultation closes 18 November 2019 The draft Responsible Camping Strategy is intended to provide direction as we manage budget and freedom camping through regulations and by providing facilities and visitor information. We’ve been talking to a wide range of groups and organisations to develop the draft, including Te Tau Ihu iwi. Now we need to hear from you – this strategy will inform the way we manage freedom camping in your community.

Help us plan for the future of Saxton Field First stage consultation closes 16 December 2019 We’re reviewing the way we manage Saxton Field – and we need your help to ensure a bright future for our region’s largest sports, recreation and events venue. Between 4 October and 16 December 2019 we're asking what you enjoy about Saxton Field, how happy you are with the opportunities provided for sport, recreation and play, as well as the natural environment and landscape. Most importantly we want to know: What’s your vision for the future of Saxton Field? Visit tasman.govt.nz/feedback for more information and to fill in the survey.

Alcohol licence applications Current applications for alcohol licences, including information on how to object, are advertised on our website.

24 HOUR ASSISTANCE: RICHMOND 03 543 8400

COUNCIL MEETINGS: Unless otherwise stated, all meetings will be held at Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond. Full Council Thursday 7 November, 9.30 am. Public forum Golden Bay Community Board Golden Bay Service Centre, 78 Commercial Street, Takaka. Tuesday 12 November, 9.30 am. Public forum

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A temporary bus stop will be set up on Talbot Street (opposite PAK'nSAVE) on these days. You can also catch the bus on Salisbury Road, between Talbot and Florence streets. Thanks for your patience with these temporary changes.

Responsible camping strategy open for feedback

• Monday 30 December - Richmond Market Day

11.00 am – 2.00 pm, Sunday 10 November at Saxton Field

For details of our current consultations, head to tasman.govt.nz/feedback.

• Sunday 24 November 2019 – Santa Parade

As a result, the bus stops on Queen Street will be closed on the following dates:

Meet the police and nab yourself a copcake

Over the next two months several events are taking place on Queen Street that will affect access for buses.

Find out more: Visit tasman.govt.nz/ projects for more information.

Queen Street bus stop closures

The upgrade will help smooth out the road alignment, improve road safety and visibility at the intersection.

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

HAVE YOUR SAY:

Come along to meet some of our friendly local police officers at the Cops with Cakes road safety expo. The cops will be handing out delicious ‘copcakes’ and combining road and community safety information with family-friendly activities and entertainment, including rides, games, prizes, and a free barbecue for the kids. All our local emergency services will be on site and many of Nelson-Tasman's community organisations will be there too, giving demonstrations, driver training, and community advice and support. It’s a chance to get to know and ask questions of those with specialist knowledge in a relaxed environment. We’re supporting the event in partnership with the New Zealand Police, the New Zealand Transport Agency and Nelson City Council.

Commercial Committee Friday 15 November, 1.30 pm. No public forum Community Grants Subcommittee Tuesday 19 November, 9.30 am. No public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka. Tuesday 19 November, 4.00 pm. Public forum Saxton Field Joint Committee Saxton Netball Pavilion. Wednesday 20 November, 9.30 am. Public forum

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