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Big changes for Richmond streets Jo Kent Reporter

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More than 400 Richmond households will have the streets they live on transformed into ‘neigh-

bourhood greenways’ after concerns were raised over road safety. Tasman District Council has earmarked 15 streets for changes that it is hoped will reduce vehicle numbers and lower speeds. Council’s community relations

manager Chris Choat says this could involve a street that is oneway for motor vehicles but allows people to cycle in either direction, via a contra-flow cycle lane or separated path. He says the changes could also include street

closures, speed humps or cushions, and reduced speed limits. Last week the public were invited to a co-design meeting to discuss current problems. Main concerns included the high speeds at which vehicles

travel through neighbourhoods, as well as on-street parking. Some said, with limited parking in Richmond town centre, residential streets were becoming

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Going bonkers for books seventeen teams from local colleges competed in the Regional Readers Cup Competition on Monday. Teams of five each read six books over the past few months which they were then questioned on. each person specialised in one or two books. Waimea College’s year nine students Xanthe southward and Isla Hill, where part of the team that won and loved everything about the competition. Xanthe says she enjoys the teamwork and the books chosen for them to read, while Isla loved dressing up. Waimea College’s librarian Naomi Chapman says it is always a fun and vibrant event. Photo: Jenny Nicholson.

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Big changes coming to Richmond streets fROM PAGE 1 overrun by workers who leave their vehicles there for the day. Ruby Aberhart, 90, who has lived on Crescent Street for 25 years, says due to parking being on both sides of the street, she struggles to get in and out of our driveways because the roads are so narrow. “Sometimes it’s hard to get a space outside too. We hardly ever leave the house now as cars coming speeding along.” This issue also affects emergency vehicles as they are unable to drive down the road due to lack of room.

A resident recently suffered a cardiac arrest and emergency services had to park 40m away and walk to the property because of limited access. “It’s only a matter of time before a really serious accident happens,” says Ruby. She also raised the issue of overhanging foliage which decreases pavement size and often makes surfaces slippery. “Walkways should be kept clear for the safety of everyone.” Senior transport engineer for TDC Mike Van Enter says getting the community involved in planning is quite new for council.

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Sometimes it’s hard to get a space outside too. We hardly ever leave the house now as cars coming speeding along.” Ruby Aberhart

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This way, we get to hear from the people who this will affect from the outset.”

During the next two months, the council will meet with residents to further discuss ways each street can be improved. Then, in September, the temporary or permanent solutions will be confirmed. The implementation stage comes at the end of the year and a review on how things are working out will take place in February. “Temporary solutions are helpful because it means we can trial ideas before they are set in stone,” says Mike. “If they are successful with residents, we can keep them or make changes if they are needed.”

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‘Crazy’ demand for commercial property Staff Reporter Demand for commercial property is booming in the region, with a shortage of industrial land. About 60 would-be buyers recently vied for just 10 prime industrial development sites in a new local subdivision, with sites fetching a total of $25 million in unconditional sales in less than a month. Local Colliers commercial broker Geoff Faulkner said businesses were clamouring for bare land on which to build premises for a variety of uses, including agriculture, aquaculture, construction, logistics and engineering. He says the region has never seen the likes of demand for this type of property, which was once home to a large piggery back in the 1950s. Geoff says, when this large block was released to the market it unleashed a whole new wave of demand from businesses seeking to expand and others wanting to design-build for their specific purposes. “Nelson has been growing very very well for quite a few years and we’ve just slowly got to a point that there was a shortage of industrial land, and recently

Berryfields Crossing is one big development in Richmond that is capturing the market’s attention. Photo: RNZ. as the new sites have been developed and opened up to the market, they’ve just gone like hot cakes.” Fifty-nine buyers recently contested 10 prime industrial brownfields sites on Quarantine Road, in a newly-developed subdivision that was marketed by Geoff and colleague Paul Jarvie. Ranging from 3000sq m to 2.3 ha, the sites collectively netted nearly $25 million in unconditional sales. The project started with Patrick Fontein, a director of developer Studio D4, working

closely with storage container company Boxman, which had been located on the Quarantine Rd site for 22 years. Boxman is expanding into the 2.3 ha site. Studio D4 and the Colliers brokers carried out considerable research into the needs of large industrial occupiers in Nelson, as input into the overall Studio D4 masterplan. “We wanted to make sure we partnered with potential end users to work out the best possible solutions for them,” Geoff says. “We listened carefully to various requests and that meant we were able to fine tune the masterplan so that when we went to the market we knew we had it right. And that certainly proved to be the case.” Quarantine Rd is one of the key arterial routes providing access to Nelson Airport and is close to the CBD. Geoff says that together with scarce supply, industrial operators are being buoyed by low interest rates. He says the price for industrial land had about doubled over the past year or so and was going for between $300 to $400 a square metre, with the most desirable sites fetching $500. - With RNZ

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News The twelve schools from the Waimea region which make up Waimea Kahui Ako joined together at Waimea College on Thursday for their annual cultural festival. While most of the schools performed songs this year, kapa haka also featured and organiser Tania Alesana says it is open to anything which celebrates culture. Kyro Baigent, Bailey Harris, Nikau Wise and Gabriel Greenaway (pictured) were some of the students from Wakefield school. Te Pitau Whakarei from Nelson Intermediate School came along to inspire the students with the items they will perform at the Primary School Nationals in November. Photo: Jenny Nicholson.

Plan adopted

Tasman’s 10-year plan has been adopted. After 1719 public submissions and countless hours of work by Tasman District Council members, the plan was passed on 30 June in a 11-3 vote. Tasman Mayor

Tim King says the scope of projects and services included in the final plan reflected the needs of Tasman as an area of rapid growth. He said the plan provides the infrastructure necessary to match projected population expansion with the costs being largely met by those who directly contribute to growth. “The decision to proceed with revised option A to fund the Waimea Community Dam offers the best outcome for Tasman ratepayers and a more equitable funding mechanism for irrigators,” says Tim. “The irrigators pay for most of their

share of the cost overruns, rather than council collecting their share through a targeted rate.” The plan comes into effect on 1 July.

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A hypothermic man was flown to Nelson Hospital after spending two nights in the elements in Kahurangi National Park last weekend. The man was in his 60s and an experienced tramper. He had a personal locator beacon with him which potentially saved his life.

Network Tasman Trust nominations to close

Network Tasman Ltd, our local electricity distributor, is calling for nominations for trustees. The deadline is midday this Friday 9 July. Network Tasman is owned by a trust that represents consumers connected to the network. Five trustees are elected by consumers and there are currently two vacancies being advertised. For nomination forms and candidate booklet go to networktasman.co.nz/2018-trustee-election

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Sweet win for Murchison honey producers Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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Trees and Bees manager Sam Doran says he may be biased but thinks manuka honey tastes better in the South Island – and now he has the proof. The Murchison-based company has just taken out the national award for best Monofloral Manuka Honey. More than 1000 delegates recently attended the Apiculture New Zealand National Honey Competition in Rotorua. All entries were blind tasted by three judges, honouring producers from a range of honey categories. Trees and Bees added to their win with a second placing in the Honeydew Honey section. “We were ecstatic with the win,” says Sam. “I don’t think we have ever entered before, so to come away with a win the first time is exciting.” Trees and Bees, along with its Honey label “Tutaki Hon-

Kiwi Labels’ Kevin Powell, left, who sponsored the Apiculture New Zealand National Honey Competition, with local winners Sam Doran and Ricki Leahy from Trees and Bees. Photo Supplied. ey”, has been beekeeping in respected beekeeper like than 60,00 bees in each of Murchison for close to 40 Ricki Leahy are a huge ad- Trees and Bees 2,300 beeyears. vantage in an ever-changing hives. “People always say they love industry. Trees and Bees focuses on our honey and how delicious Manuka honey production honey production, packing it is, and now we have proof peaks in December-January it into 330 kg drums before on a national stage,” says with other honey taken off selling it to other companies Sam. before to avoid contami- which then market and exHe says, having great staff, nation and ensure a pure port it. “Our focus is on the an amazing landscape and monofloral nectar source. At bees and getting nice-tasting the guiding hand of a well- the peak there can be more honey,” says Sam.

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Waimea Intermediate student Holly Kersten always wanted to be an astronaut – however, after realising her dreams might be moonshot, she is now considering being a roofer. Students at Waimea Intermediate School have had their eyes opened to a wider range of career pathways this term. However, research shows that what they dream of doing now will have a big impact on what job choices they have in the future. Holly says she is a “bit annoyed” after finding that is hard to become an astronaut. “But if I really try, I will achieve something really big. I’m also thinking of being a roofer.” Teacher Shelley Roberts says the students have been focussing on their future career options this term by looking at the issue from various angles. People from various occupations visited the school over the term.

Waimea Intermediate students Chloe Guy and Scarlett Meldrum think they would like to be journalists after taking part in a school careers programme.. Photo: Jenny Nicholson. The common theme from half of the children surveyed their talks with the students aspired to work in one of just was that excellent communi- nine jobs. cation skills and good values However, these jobs did not are more important factors closely align with projected to success than the choice of future needs of the labour career. market. Teacher Shelley says the stu- Nelson Regional Developdents were both realistic and ment Agency vocational coambitious. ordinator Jenelle Strickland She says they didn’t just re- says opening the students’ flect on positive messages on eyes to the future possibilicareer choices but on what ties is important. kind of people the students “Because if they can’t see it, wanted to be. they can’t be it.” A 2019 study of 7000 chil- She says by year 10 students dren aged 7 to 13 found that are already choosing sub-

jects which may define their future career. The 2019 study, undertaken by Inspiring the Future Aotearoa, showed nearly 20 per cent of children wanted a career as a sportsperson, topping the chart regardless of gender, ethnicity, or the decile of their school. In contrast, Waimea Intermediate students’ choices showed more variety with gaming and social media influencer and YouTuber all being popular choices. Figures revealed there is still gender bias with job selection, with boys more likely to aspire to a career as a social media influencer or policeman and girls more likely to look at a career as a vet or teacher. According to the study, perceived enjoyment of career is the biggest influence on children’s future job dreams. To that end, student Jayden McKinlay says he has always wanted to be a policeman because he thinks it would be fun. “I like the gear, the tasers. I’ve also learned that it’s about keeping the world safe and stopping speeders.”

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‘Scooting through the tunnel’

The grand total raised from the recent mobility scooter fundraiser through Spooner’s Tunnel comes to $2,900. The money raised will go to the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter Trust, “Thanks so much for the community support,” says Paula Muddle, general manager. “It’s so valued as we don’t have a major sponsor, which means the local folk really do step up.” 9 June

‘Local plumbers compete for spot at regional finals’

It was spanners at the ready for The Plumbing World Young Plumber of the Year branch event competition last week. First place went to David Price of Nelson’s Front Line Plumbing, with Sam Hendren from Richmond’s Tasman Bay Plumbing taking second place. David will now go on to represent the region in the regional finals on 25 August in Wellington.

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The Car Company’s Alex Oliver beside one of their electric vehicles, which have had a lot more interest thanks to a government subsidy scheme. Photo: Jenny Nicholson.

EV sales soar with rebates Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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With rebates on electric cars coming into effect last week, The Car Company has been busy selling. General manager Ben Brownie says there has been increased interest in both EVs and plug-in hybrid vehicles since last month’s announcement of a rebate scheme for the purchase of EVs. The rebates are up to $8,625 for new and $3,450 for used vehicles. However, Ben says the increased demand for EVs has also seen the prices of Japanese imports go up. “Dealers are all trying to buy a limited supply. So, people will pay about the same as they would have previously before the rebate because of price increases.”

He says there is not a huge variety of EVs in the used market. An EV of about $35,000 would go to Christchurch easily, where those in the $15,000 to $20,000 range won’t do all a family wants, such as longer holiday trips. Ben says a plug-in hybrid of about $15,000 would require two or three stops on a trip to Christchurch. Meanwhile, there has been no downturn in sales for other vehicles. Following the announcement of a fee on higher-emitting vehicles to come into effect on 1 January 2022, sales have risen for utes and vans as buyers move to beat the tax. Alex Oliver from the car sales division of The Car Company says they have had a massive month. “People are wanting to get the subsidy. There is a lot more interest and a lot more questions, and more sales of non-EV vehicles.”

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Fonterra’s Brightwater employees recently took off their PPE and donned gardening gloves to help plant 400 native trees near their workplace.

As part of the project to beautify the Great Taste Trail alongside the Wairoa River, they joined representatives from Nelson Tasman Cycle Trail Trust and Tasman District Council to do the planting. “Many staff use the trail for

walks and bike rides with their families and they wanted to be an active part of its improvement,” says Fonterra environmental manager Caitlyn Poole. She says that the team was so enthusiastic about helping that most of the 30 site

employees turned up. “The planting day really demonstrated the attitude of our team on site – getting the best job done with a smile on their face,” says Caitlyn. After the planting, she says, it was straight back to work at the plant.

Max Brown, Levi Thompson, Lily James, and Sam Schwass are part of the cast of Richmond Primary School’s production of ‘Kiwiana Caper’. Deputy principal and choreographer Glenna Armstrong says it fits beautifully with their rich topic for the term, Kiwiana. The production will be held at Hope Community Hall on 7 July at 12pm and 7pm and again on Thursday, 8 July at 7 pm. Photo: Jenny Nicholson.

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Looking for some winter gardening inspiration? Come to Place for Plants! What began as a small retail nursery in the 1990’s is now a thriving garden centre. In 2013, Brett and Lynda Greer bought Place for Plants, which is located on Main Road Hope. Over the years the couple have gradually developed the business, introducing many new plant varieties, including a larger range of perennials, ornamental trees and shrubs, so their customers can enjoy more choice for their garden and landscaping projects.

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Keep warm this winter with new Flooring and Curtains Locally owned and operated, Carpet Plus Richmond has been supplying and installing carpets and hard flooring for locals for more than 30 years. Are you building or renovating? Be sure to visit the Carpet Plus showroom on Queen Street to view their extensive range of products and talk to the friendly team about your requirements. They can provide you with professional advice about colours, materials and specifications to help you find a flooring solution that’s right for you. Carpet Plus has all the major carpet brands available and lots of great hard flooring options too. For a free measure and quote, phone Carpet Plus Richmond on (03) 544 0990.

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St Arnaud – such a beautiful place, especially in winter. The dramatic scenery of the snow-capped mountains, the St Arnaud Range and Mt Robert. And the chilling brooding beauty of Lake Rotoiti. Well worth the visit! Under new management, St Arnaud Café on Beechnest Drive is the ideal place for locals to call in and have a coffee and a chat. Formerly a tavern, the café will soon be licensed. They offer full breakfast, lunch and dinner menus as well as cabinet food, made fresh daily on the premises, including scrumptious homemade bread. Young chef, Karl, brings a lot of enthusiasm and new ideas to the business, and café owner Natalie leads their dedicated, friendly team in the kitchen and front of house. Located just 50 minutes from Nelson. Open 5 days a week. Bookings available. Phone 03 521 1953. Enjoy a fabulous barista-made coffee or something from the menu. To find out more, visit St Arnaud Café on Facebook.

Mt Lyford Lodge

Nestled in the foothills of the inland Kaikoura mountain range, New Zealand’s largest log cabin, Mt Lyford Lodge, is the ideal alpine retreat over winter, with breath-taking scenery, mouth-watering food and a cosy atmosphere in their bar and restaurant. Looking ahead to Spring, the lodge, which sleeps 63 people, is suitable to hire for weddings, conferences, car clubs, stag dos, school camps, etc. You can hire the whole lodge and get exclusive use of it. Daytime teambuilding activity options are endless at Mt Lyford Lodge with 400 acres of skiing, mountain biking and trekking along with bungy jumping and jetboating only a 45-minute drive away. Guests will also have access to the restaurant, bar and spa pools for relaxation at the end the day. Mt Lyford Lodge is your one stop shop, with everything you need for your wedding, event or conference. Located 1 hour 40 minutes from Christchurch, 50 minutes from Kaikoura and 50 minutes from Hanmer, Mt Lyford Lodge is just a hire car drive away and a beautiful one at that! To find out more, visit www.mtlyfordlodge.co.nz.

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The incredibly tight division two rugby competition has found its final four who will square off in the semi-finals this weekend. Heading into the final round, Waimea, Wanderers and the Tapawera Valley Stags were all in contention for the last remaining spot in the top four. In Brightwater, Wanderers met the Valley Stags, needing a win to keep their season alive. It was the visitors who made the better start though, maintaining possession and recycling the ball excellently in the opening exchanges for 12 phases. It appeared that the first half would end with teams locked together at a penalty apiece but a fine break in the last action of the half resulted in a try to the Stags’ centre James Holland. The second half had much more action for the scoreboard. Firstly, with a penalty to Wanderers to close to 10-6, followed by a tight period of 15 minutes without any additional score. Then a smart play freed up the Valley Stags left wing

Justin Davis, who ran 60 metres before offloading to Tommy Allen and creating the game breaker score which, with the conversion, was 17-6. Just five minutes later, 16-year-old Justin Davis repeated his determined running, finishing off an excellent move and scampering 55 metres to score under the posts. Wanderers showed genuine resilience in scoring two tries in the final ten minutes but they had left their run far too late, and Valley Stags completed a fully deserved victory at 24-20. Wanderer’s coach Al Davis was still full of praise for the team performance during the season and acknowledged that they were outplayed by Stags on the day. “With just three men involved from last year’s final playing today, it shows how far we’ve come this season.” This Saturday will see Stoke hosting Marist at Greenmeadows in a rematch from the weekend which saw Stoke prevail 36-18. Waimea will take on first placed Wanderers’ midfielder Jake Jenner gives the big ‘don’t argue’ Collingwood after a bonus point to a Stags defender during his side’s 24-20 loss in Brightwater on Saturday. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport. victory over Nelson.

Football: Nelson Suburbs ended its New World Premiership campaign in stunning fashion, upsetting the previously unbeaten Cashmere Technical 1-0 in Christchurch on Saturday. The win sees Suburbs finish fourth on the points table, three clear of Selwyn and three shy of Christchurch United. In local division one action there were three one sides wins and a draw in the men’s competition, with top three teams Rangers, Richmond and FC Nelson all picking up 4-0 wins.

Netball: Prices Waimea Ahurei’s superior points differential has kept them ahead of Jacks OPD on the table as both sides picked up hard fought wins on Thursday evening. Jacks held off another spirited effort from a very inexperienced Nelson College for Girls side, prevailing 4832 in the latest round of the Nelson Premier Netball competition. It was a closer contest on court two between Richmond45 and Jacks Magenta with the sides all square at 11all after the first quarter. Richmond came back tto take a 45-41 victory. Meanwhile, Prices Waimea edged Stoke NBS 53-42.

Nelson City is coming alive this July! Nelson On Sale is a five day winter shopping extravaganza. Get great discounts on designer fashion and boutique shopping at your favourite participating retailers, plus late night shopping on Friday the 9 July! Enjoy our vibrant inner-city atmosphere with local arts and watch our city light up at Te Ramaroa — Nelson Light Festival. Explore everything Nelson City has on offer this winter. Go to uniquelynelson.co.nz for more information.

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Safety around underground boxes Are you one of the many people who have wondered “What are all the little black and grey boxes on the footpath/ side of the road …?” Former Tasman United footballer Callan Elliot is set for an Olympic debut later this month. Photo: Supplied.

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These are Network Tasman’s ‘underground boxes’. They are the protective covers we place over the fuses that connect the underground power cables to the service cables conveying electricity to your house or business. As these boxes have live electrical components inside them, it’s important for public safety that they have securely fitted covers. We have about 12,000 underground boxes on our network, most of them in urban areas. As they are generally in public spaces they sometimes get damaged when: z

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These are all dangerous situations, as they can expose you to the live electrical parts inside the box and put you at risk of electrocution. If a box gets repeatedly damaged by vehicles, we will look at putting protective bollards around it. Underground boxes must be left alone and only networkapproved contractors are permitted to remove the covers. Putting screws into an underground box or drilling holes into one is extremely dangerous! If anything ever causes you to need to interact with a box please phone us. If you accidentally damage an underground box, or if you see one that has been damaged, let us know straight away by phoning our fault line 0800 508 100. If you have any questions about the electricity industry or would like to suggest a potential topic for Network Tasman’s monthly column, please send us an email with ‘News Article’ in the subject line to info@networktasman.co.nz

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Debuting for your country is a nerve-wracking experience, but if you throw the world’s biggest sporting stage into the mix then the pressure becomes extreme. Callan Elliot is set to play his first game for the New Zealand football team at the Olympics in Tokyo later this month. Despite the stakes, the 21-yearold defender says he is relishing the challenge. “I feel a bit nervous playing at that level, but that’s part of it and that turns into excitement.” He says it has been a long journey to selection. “It’s a dream come true after a lot of hard work and sacrifices.” Callan moved from Scotland to Richmond as a seven-yearold where he went to Waimea

College before Nelson College and played his junior footy for Suburbs. His talent was quickly recognised as he started to work closely with Paul Ifill, eventually transferring to Rathkeale College to join his football academy. “I don’t think I’d be here without him.” After nine appearances for the Wellington Phoenix, Callan took his talents to Greece to join Xanthi. Callan is not content with just making the ‘Olywhites’ squad. “I want to be starting and playing every game.” The former Nelson College star says he is not daunted by the calibre of opposition. “I think we have a good-looking squad, and we have a good chance of making it.” The Olywhites will meet South Korea, Honduras and Roma-

nia in pool play. Callan says, though he had limited game time in Greece, the experience has made him a better player. “Even though I didn’t play over there, training with top quality players helped me improve my game.” Callan says his friends and family were elated to learn he would be part of the global spectacle. “My mother was in tears when I told her.” Callan will turn 22 today but he won’t be out partying to celebrate. “Probably just training or playing Fifa with the boys.” Olywhites Olympic Fixtures (NZ time) Thursday, July 22: v South Korea, 8pm Sunday, July 25: v Honduras, 8pm Wednesday, July 28: v Romania, 8.30pm

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Husband and wife share top speedway prize Jody Scott

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The Hill household may need to invest in a second trophy cabinet with Alicia and Alex sharing the Top of the South Speedway Sportsperson of the Year award, among a number of other accolades. The husband and wife enjoyed a stellar season on the track which was rewarded with a slew of silverware at last month’s prizegiving. Alex also claimed the Super Stock Competitor of the Year while Alicia picked up the Sprint Car Competitor of the Year Award, and the overall Competitor of the Year. In a Facebook post, Alicia says she was “bloody stoked”. “I love what I do and am very passionate about my racing, sometimes too passionate.” Alicia says the countdown is already on for next season with roughly 18-20 shows in the South Island. “We had good car pace all

Alex and Alicia Hill took home Sportsperson of the Year at the Nelson Speedway Awards last month. Photo: Rebecca Mailing. season in both cars and ing me and making sure made a heap of progress ... we’re prepped.” A full house with 100-odd and had heaps of fun.” Alex credited her dad for awards handed out made for a good night after Covid much of their success. “None of this would be pos- claimed last year’s event. sible without my crew chief There were surprises and Jack, aka dad. tears while some tables were He spends a lot of time help- top-heavy with several driv-

ers struggling to carry all their silverware home. The youngest competitor of the year went to quarter midget driver Meneka Rawson, while Tash Martin was awarded the non-club member trophy for her work with the club programmes, pit gate duties and Quarter midget grade. Ian Burson picked up plenty of Super Saloon awards and announced he was on a mission to bring the big one back home next season, son Jack Burson was awarded the best presented Ministock trophy while Blake Hearne was a popular winner as Youth Ministock Competitor of the Year. Sam Satherley was awarded the club official of the year for the tireless hours preparing the track surface. The new clay laid over last winter paid dividends with lap records tumbling in all grades. It is now rated as one of the best surfaces in the whole country.

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tasman aquarium club Meeting Monday 12th July at 7pm Topic: Breeding Tropical Fish. New members welcome. Contact Robin 0275442518 age concern nelson tasman Monday Info Session, 12 July 10am-11.30am, Rosalie Grant Community Finance Worker helps with personal finances including power cost, dental issues & home repairs, 62 Oxford St, Richmond. All welcome. Entry koha. Ph Marnie 5447624 ext 5. waimea south garden club St Paul’s Church Hall Brightwater. Mon, July 12th @ 1.pm Speaker Bill Brett. Plant Pests & Diseases. Enquiries; Yvonne 03 5422235

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tasman tracKies cycling Welcome new riders to Saxton Velodrome -Champion Rd. Wednesdays 11am -1pm, June to August. Bikes available FOC. Road & mountain bikes. Fun racing. then social coffee & chat at ZINK. Meet new people. Malcolm 544 5053 (Richmd). Roger 027 475 6459 (Richmd) Murray 0276450033 (Nelson) better breathers nelson class: 1pm on Wednesday at the Reformed Church, 15 Burrough Place Enner Glynn – no need to book in just turn up to the friendly wee class. Only $5 per per-

son. Contact Nelson Asthma Society, 544 1562. community sing a long Wednesday 7 July 1.30 pm Wesley Centre 4 Wensley Rd Richmond. Gold coin donation for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Afternoon tea. AllWelcome. nelson guild oF woodworKers meets at 7pm last Wednesday each month, February to November, a Fish & Game , 66 Champion Rd, Richmond. New members welcome, no experience is necessary. President, Bill Filmer, 03 547 5104 arthritis society coFFee morning meet at Melrose House Cafe, Brougham St, 10am on the 4thWednesday of the month. Next Gathering 28 July ‘21. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039

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richmond creative Fibre Meets at Birchwood Hall, at Showgrounds. 9.30am 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays each month. Come & meet others who enjoyworkingwithfibre.Ph:5443315(Sandra). richmond welcome group like to make new friends.Join a friendly group for coffee and a chat 10am on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month Happyz Cafe Bateup Rd Ansley/Phillip 5410-350 Sent from my iPad richmond ladies Friendship club: Meet - 10am 1stThursday of the month at Church of Christ, Croucher St. Welcome ladies looking for friendship with other women. Lunch optional. Interesting guest speakers & an outing Visitors welcome. Ph Marion 544 4833 or Joan 544 1854. waimea combined Friendship club: Interested in making new female or male friends of a similar age & interests? We invite

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elysium widow and widowers group meet for lunch at Ben & Maxxi, 294 Queen St, 12 midday Friday 9th July. Ph:Virginia 5440814 nelson astronomical society host ing it’s popular public viewing nights on Friday nights through winter, 7.30-9.30pm. weather permitting. At Cawthron Observatory Clifton Terrace School. $5 Koha ($15/family) to help maintain the facility. Updates on our Facebook page & Neighbourly.

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Free richmond library events: 1. Kapa Kōrero - Nau mai haere mai! Connect with others & practice te reo Māori in relaxed setting. Whetheryouarejustsettingout,orafluentspeaker, all levels welcome & encouraged to join in. Mondays 10am-11am. 2. digi drop-in – Do you have questions about your mobile phone, laptop, computer or other device? Drop in between 11am & 1pm onTuesdays, &Teresa will help you solve your

tech troubles. Free. 3. harakeke whetū - Weave a star from flax for Matariki at a free drop-in session at Richmond Library. All ages welcome. All materials provided. Drop in between 2.30pm and 4.30pm, Thursday 8 July. Free. 4. discover taonga puoro - Māori wind instruments – with Hamuera Robb, Kaitiaki Taonga Māori from Nelson Provincial Museum. Richmond Library, Thursday 8 July, 5.30pm. Bookings essential. Ph 03 543 8500. 5 . boost your immunity with raw foods teacher and chef Sally Rees. Find out how to stay healthy all year round with a plant-based diet. Richmond Library, Saturday 10 July, 11.30am-12.30pm. Free. Free pulmonary rehab course available in Nelson in August, November in Motueka. Perfect for respiratory sufferers who have been diagnosed with asthma, copd, bronchiectasis, emphysema etc. Contact your medical centre to see if you fit the criteria. Or email asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz waitaKi girls’ high school boarders reunion 17th &18th Sept. ‘21. Registrations of interest to wghshostel100@ waitakigirlshigh.school.nz or WGHS Boarder Reunion, PO Box 42 Oamaru. 9444 Nelson contact 027 673 1145

sChool hols

school holiday program table tennis nelson, Saxton Stadium, July 1315-20-22, Tuesdays & Thursdays 9.30am to 12 noon. All 4 sessions $15 or $5 per session. Door open from 9am.

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Classifieds Richmond Anglican www.richmondparish.nz

Holy Trinity

27 Dorset St, Richmond

WEDNESDAY 7 July 2021

10AM SUNDAY

Richmond Community Church

Sunday 11 July

9.00am Holy Communion (Traditional) 10.30am Praise on the Hill

ChurCh NotiCes

Sunday 10am

Wed 14 July

St Alban’s

Children & Youth Programmes available

Sunday 10.30am

richmondbaptist.org.nz

10.00am Holy Communion

The Church with Community at Heart

Celebrating ~ Sundays 10am

410 Appleby Hwy

Next Service 25 July due to a power cut on the 11th

One church, Many expressiOns

123 Salisbury Rd, Richmond 03 544 7596

Enquiries 544 8844

243 Queen Street, (behind the Asian Supermarket).

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