15 January 2020

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By Jonty Dine Nelson’s biggest weekend of racing has come and gone with Cantabrian Blair Orange claiming its biggest prize.

The Nelson Harness Races Summer Festival saw thousands of punters testing their luck at the track over the two days.

Blair took out the Nelson Cup on Friday driving four-year-old mare Kendra. They

pipped RocknRoll Rod by .3 seconds in a thrilling race at the Richmond Showgrounds.

RocknRoll Rod held a comfortable lead for the majority of the 2400m but Kendra’s su-

Kerrie Hahn and Oliver Klotz are two of the organisers of a quiz night in Brightwater that will aim to raise funds for the fires in Australia.

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Going to the Fleedwood Mac concert with my Mum. She bought VIP tickets and I loved the concert.

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Hot frocks on show at races Jonty Dine While thousands of punters poured in to watch the Nelson Cup at the Nelson Harness Races Summer Festival last weekend, others came dressed to the nines in hopes of winning the hotly-contested Fashion in the Field.

The competition took place on the Sunday afternoon.

Men’s winner Andy Wonderley says his outfit, complete with matching socks and undies, was only thrown together the night before.

“It was pretty last minute but I go to the races a lot back home in the UK and it’s a massive thing back there, so I thought I’d dress up and make a day of it.”

Judge Ange Leonard says they were look-

ing for something different this year.

Ange says that they certainly got something different with Julie Penman’s avianinspired headwear.

“She had an amazing hat and a well-coordinated outfit.”

Ange says the young ones did well and also looked the part.

“The kids were so cool, especially the little dude. He had some attitude too, which we loved.” When it came to picking a men’s winner, Ange says “the suit always wins.”

Nelson Harness Racing Club says the whole weekend was a success this year.

There were 10 harness races held on both Friday and Sunday, with the novelty races and the Fashion in the Field competition held on Sunday.

Fashion in the Field judge Ange Leonard (left) with winners Andy Wonderley, Julie Penman, Mason Jones and Ruby Smolenski, with second judge Claire Scott. Photo: Jon-

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The caravans come complete Prospective homeowners in with appliances, making moveRichmond might be in for a bit in costs low, says Nikki. of luck, thanks to a new small Prospective buyers would be -home housing project in the looking at an asking price of area. $189,950, as well as paying a The new owners of Queen weekly fee for the land at the Street Holiday Park, on lower campground.

Queen Street in Richmond, Vicky and Wayne said that it are setting up ‘Static Carawas important for the camp to vans’ in their camp. The Static maintain a community aspect, Caravans are designed and an electric vehicle, to look like tiny homes a motor home, and a and will be parked perboat will all be availmanently in the camp. able for use by camp The campground, residents. which has been run“The camp owner ning for seven years, wants to create a wonhas more than 60 perderful environment manent residents, and for you by offering a manager Vicky Mcchampagne lifestyle Dowell says that it has on a beer budget,” says a strong sense of comNikki. munity already.

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Richmond Bus services go further out into country Matt McCrorie Two new bus routes through Richmond will help to get the town moving, thanks to the efforts of Tasman District Council staff.

In 2017 the Tasman District Council began looking into possible bus routes to expand the already existing Richmond – Nelson service.

A Richmond bus loop was determined to be the most feasible option.

The council has approved a budget, with partial NZTA funding, for a four-year trial.

There will be two routes for the bus loop, an eastern route and a western loop.

The eastern loop will largely serve the northern and eastern parts of Richmond, with the western loop covering the southern and western areas of Richmond.

The eastern loop would have key stops along Washbourn Drive, Chelsea Avenue, Hill Street, Champion Road and

Salisbury Road, while the western loop would have stops along Lower Queen Street, Berryfield Drive, Gladstone Road, Bateup Road and Wensley Road.

Tasman District Councillor Dana Wensley says that the two new bus loops are a huge step for Richmond.

“This is really the first piece in our transport puzzle. As Richmond grows, we will have to change the way we move around. That includes more bus services, and better options for walking and cycling.”

Dana says that congestion has been one of the key issues facing Richmond residents, and was a major concern in last year’s local body elections.

The proposed bus loops would take between 15 and 25 minutes to complete and would be timed to arrive five minutes prior to the bus services departing to Nelson in the morning and depart 5 minutes after Nelson services

arrive in the afternoon.

At this stage, council staff are working towards a start date in June 2020, with the aim of coordinating the start date with implementing a new electronic ticketing system.

The total cost of the service is estimated at $200,000 a year, with bus fares making up 50 per cent of the funding, $51,000 coming from the New Zealand Transport Agency, and the remaining $49,000 coming from the council.

One of the key considerations for planning the proposed routes was passing near retirement villages, as well as ensuring that travel times complement the RichmondNelson service.

Dana says that the new service also aligns with the council’s obligations under the local government climate change declaration.

“It’s the council’s role to show leadership, to step up and supply more active transport services,” she says.

Councillor Dana Wensley in front of a Richmond – Nelson bus.

The new Richmond loop services will be co-ordinated with the RichmondNelson service. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

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Sports centre back and ready for action Matt McCrorie

Alice, Poppy and Flynn Drummond, who manages the facility, in the new American-themed diner. Photo: Matt McCrorie.

Devastation was the word that came to mind when Flynn Drummond, operator of Action Indoor Sports in Richmond, recalls the fire last January that gutted his facility.

Fire crews were called out on Sunday, 27 January at 3:30 pm to battle a blaze that started in Inflatable World, due a fault with one of the electrical blowers that inflate the attractions.

For Flynn, whose family took over the business only months before the blaze, it was a lot to get his head around.

“You go through the whole range of emotions.

Obviously, it was devastating at first.”

But what began as disappointment quickly turned into an opportunity.

While the clean-up and the insurance process took time, Flynn says that ideas started to form.

“Suddenly it was an opportunity. It gave us time to think about the layout and function of the

business, and how we could use the time to reconfigure things.”

Flynn spent time travelling around the country to do research at similar operations.

“We started looking at aspects of other centres that worked well and thought about how we could improve.”

After a long, detailed project, the new facility is ready to go, almost exactly a year after the blaze gutted the centre.

However, the centre, officially reopening today, will look quite different to how patrons may remember.

An improved bowling alley, a brand-new American-themed diner, and virtual golf are just a few of the new additions to the improved facility.

Flynn says the fire ended up being a good way to improve and redesign the facility.

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Thousands of drivers tested around the region Staff Reporter Over 8,000 drivers have been tested for drugs and alcohol use this month, as part of a largescale road policing operation in the Nelson and Tasman regions.

Earlier this month, Nelson Bays and Canterbury Road Police Impairment Prevention Teams conducted checkpoints testing for alcohol and drug impairment around the Nelson

area, including on the highways and around popular summer destinations and beaches.

As a result, ten drivers will be appearing in Nelson District Court over the coming weeks for driving with excess breath alcohol, each facing a minimum six-month disqualification along with a substantial fine.

A further 11 drivers were handed instant $200 infringement notices and received 50 demerit points.

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All 21 drivers received an immediate roadside suspension.

“Tasman Police would like to thank the thousands of drivers stopped for their patience and cooperation while the checkpoints were in place,” says Senior Sergeant Grant Andrews.

“Our focus is on the four main factors behind crashes restraints, impairment, distractions and speed.

Grant says that people driving while impaired put themselves,

their passengers, and other road users at risk, with alcohol and/ or drugs a factor in about 20 percent of all fatal crashes.

“If you are in any doubt at all about being safe or legal to drive due to impairment, don’t – it’s not worth it.”

Officers are also frustrated with an increase in people speeding, with several drivers in recent days receiving roadside suspensions and facing court action.

“January is one of our highest risk months on the roads as so many people are still on holiday; travelling around visiting loved ones and making the most of their time off over the summer.”

Grant says that remembering the basics will help keep you safe this summer.

“Watch your speed and your following distances, stay focused – put your phone out of reach – wear your seat belt, and always drive sober and alert.”

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According to QV, Tasman residential property values rose 4.4% in the year to December, and 1.1% over the past quarter.

The average value in the Tasman District is now $615,286.

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Local water blasters help clean up cemeteries Susan Johnson It was a simple post on Facebook, seen as far away as Australia, that lead to the clean-up of the Wakapuaka Cemetery going ahead a lot faster.

Local man Brian McIntyre started restoring the headstones in Wakapuaka Cemetery around four years ago.

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volunteers, the group are working their way around 16,000 gravesites using wire brushes, sandpaper and even once, a denture brush.

Realising that a water blaster would enable things to be done much faster, Brian put a post on Facebook at Christmas asking if anyone had an ‘unemployed water blaster he could use’.

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Within days of being posted on Facebook, the message reached Jeff Neilson, who owns his own water blasting company.

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When the pair began to survey the site, they realised getting water was going to be a problem.

Luckily, another helpful local offered the use of his outdoor tap, and they were good to go.

The team quickly realised that this was a short-term solution due to the size of the cemetery, and Grant and Jeff agreed that Brian and his team would benefit

from having their own water blaster.

Together, Grant and Jeff gifted them a brand-new one.

Since then Brian has completed about 19 hours of work and it has been a huge help.

“The brass plaques look magnificent, and the moss, dirt and lichen come off so easily,” he says.

“It’s made a huge difference.”

Brian McIntyre, who has been organising the cleanup of Wakapuaka Cemetery with the assistance of 12 volunteers, with Jeff Neilson, who, along with Grant Suttion, donated a water blaster to the volunteers. The newly-donated water blaster is making cleaning the gravestones a lot easier.

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Person of interest sought after Bay Dreams concert in Nelson On Saturday, 4 January 2020, between 10pm and 11pm, at the Bay Dreams Concert at Trafalgar Park in Nelson, a woman was indecently assaulted.

The incident took place in front of the main stage among a large crowd of concert-goers who were enjoying the final band for the night.

Police seek to identify a man who may be able to help with enquiries, who is described as aged in his mid-20s, 6ft to 6’3 (or 190cm) tall, of lean build with a sun-tanned complexion.

According to police, the man was wearing a distinctive high visibility, orange mesh vest and he may have been with a group of similar-aged males.

If anyone knows this man they are asked to share any information with Detective Neil Kitchen, Nelson CIB on (03) 546 3851.

Council on the lookout for Sundial vendor The Tasman District Council is on the lookout for someone to take over the Sundial Square Cart site.

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The site was previously occupied by the Coffee Cart, which relocated to Buller in December. The site is currently vacant and the council are looking for expressions of interest to establish a mobile cart on this site. The council says that the main focus is to ensure it adds to the public’s positive experience of Sundial Square. The successful proposer(s) will be given a six month trial licence to occupy. The site will be available after 2 March 2020.

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Brightwater MarchFest returns bigger locals raising and better than ever funds for fires Staff reporter

While the fires blaze on over the ditch in Australia, some locals in Brightwater are doing their best to help out. Oliver Klotz and the rest of the team at The Loggers Shop & The Outdoor Store in Brightwater knew they could do something to lend a hand.

“After juggling a few ideas around, we’ve decided to run a quiz down at the Sprig and Fern Brightwater.”

Other local businesses have pitched in too, donating various prizes for a raffle. The event will be held at the Brightwater Sprig and Fern on January 23.

“100% of the proceeds are going to the New South Wales Rural Fire Service who distribute it to other charities like SPCA, Red Cross and Salvation Army. It’s a great cause to get behind.”

Oliver says that it will be $30 for a team of 6.

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Now in its 13th year, MarchFest is spreading its wings at Founders Heritage Park, using more of the available spaces to create new and revitalised zones for the boutique beer festival.

MarchFest has grown from its first foray at Founders Heritage Park with 400 attendees and four beers on offer, to attracting a crowd of up to 4,000 people, and generating over $3 million into the local economy.

This year, the event will be held on Saturday 14 March, from noon until 9.30pm.

It was started by friends Mic Dover and Eelco Boswijk in 2008. The pair say they wanted to create a boutique beer festival with a friendly vibe that welcomed women, families and ordinary beer drinkers, not just beer geeks.

“We’re really proud that our original vision is alive and well, with a good cross-section of the community making it their ‘must do’ event every year,” says Mic. This MarchFest will see a new dedicated children’s area and

the event moving into a new grassed zone where tasting paddles of 5 beers will be available.

With 15 beers available on the day, Mic says the tasting paddles allow people to sample more of the craft beers on offer.

A live music line-up has always been a key feature of the event, with familiar names and some new up-beat acts. This year, Kiwi legends The Chills are headlining the event. The much-loved Dunedin band released a new album, Snow Bound, in 2018 to critical acclaim.

Lead singer Martin Phillipps say, when his band performs at MarchFest, they’ll be in the midst of recording a new album, so festival goers may get a taste of some new tracks.

Sustainability has also always been an important aspect of MarchFest. It is one of the few beer festivals to serve drinks in real glass rather than plastic cups and all stall holders serve food with recyclable plates, bowls and cutlery. This year, the MarchFest beer tokens are also biodegradable.

Early bird tickets are now available until 10 February for $38. From then, standard tickets are available for $45.

Buy your tickets from The Free House, Nelson I-SITE Visitor Information Centre or online at www.marchfest.com

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Letter to the Editor John Hewison Is it time to have an interdenominational, multi-cultural symbol of our recognised start in this world where we live? Is it time to have a symbol which is recognisable for all to see forever?

Is it possible to have a / the “ Cross” permanently located on the Richmond Hills?

The one that is on display at the moment (only at Christmas and Easter) is very much

Fire crew on alert as risk increases 8-1-20

Julia Twort: Facebook I hope we do not end up with another fire like in Pigeon Valley last year. That was intense.

Add in the muppets that decided to ramp it up by lighting other fires around Nelson for fun.

Locals urge water safety this summer 8-1-20

Richmond Aquatic Centre: Facebook Please keep yourself and your loved ones safe this summer, in and around the water.

Deborah Woodford: Facebook Looking great, team! But very effective. Love working with you both!

appreciated. Not every resident supports a church but many have Christian beliefs and acknowledge the birth of “Christ”. Reefton and Tapawera have permanent “Crosses” displayed in prominent places for all to see.

There must be someone who would / could provide a permanent structure which can be fitted with solar panel lights or be linked into the power lines that are located in the same area. I believe a permanent structure would give a large number of Richmond residents a great deal of pleasure and comfort.

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Check out this list of events happening in the Tasman region in the coming weeks. For more information go to www.itson.com.nz

Wakefield Roaster

Tasman Asian Food Fair

18.1.2019 Faulkner’s Bush All ages welcome, school kids and youth students free, Adults $5. Registration from 3pm, start time 3.30, see Waimea Harriers website for more details

Washbourn Gardens, Richmond, Oxford Street.

8.2.2019 4pm to 9pm Free Celebrate cultural diversity through a fantastic evening of performances and delicious ethnic foods set in the stunning Washbourn Gardens.

At least 17 vendors from our local multicultural community will give you the chance to taste their hand-made delectable delights. Which to choose from? Try them all.

(Please note, in case it rains, this event will be postponed to the following Saturday evening, 15 February 2019.)

Operatunity Presents: 100 glorious years of song 20..1.2019 Hope Community Church, Ranzau Road West, Hope Tickets $35 Famous items in this concert include; Imagine, Born Free, I Will Survive, We’ll Gather Lilacs, You’re the Top, Memory, Keep the Home Fires Burning and Downtown, plus the artists display even more talent with a Louis Armstrong impersonation, tap dancing, and so much more.

Al Fresco Summer Movies Washbourn Gardens, Richmond, Oxford Street.

25.1.2019 9pm to 11;15 Door sales only Anne of the Indies (1951) Movies will not screen if it is raining.

If the weather is marginal on the night, please text 'Is it on?' to 021776623 after 7.30pm.

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new Zealand Midget grand prix Wayne Martin The Midget class has been light on the ground here in Nelson over the last few seasons, but this weekend all of that is about to change.

The Milestone Homes Top of the South speedway is hosting the New Zealand Midget Grand Prix kindly supported by the team at Southern Streetcars in Brightwater.

Around twenty-four top class cars and drivers have entered this blueribbon event and, in fact, it’s not a common occurrence to see a field of this size in the South Island at all as midget racing is predominantly raced on the North Island tracks such as Western Springs, which is known as the spiritual home of Midget car racing both here and overseas. A few seasons back we

Nelson Wine & Food Festival 16.2.2019 Richmond Park Showground, Lower Queen Street 11am to 5pm General admission $25.00 (children 12 years and under free) The Nelson Wine & Food Festival celebrates a showcase of Nelson wines, craft beers, ciders and juices.

For the foodies, promotion of locallyproduced gourmet foods to tempt discerning taste buds. Hold onto your holiday groove, grab a friend and head to the Richmond Showgrounds for allday entertainment. Be seated in the shade of the ‘olde” oak trees or grab a spot in the sun. See official website for full details.

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speedway proudly hosted the New Zealand Midget championship and it is still rated as one of the best meetings to ever have been held here as the Nelson track is well suited for this class so the racing this weekend should once again be top shelf with a lot of passing opportunities.

We have entries from Auckland, Palmerston North, Stratford, Christchurch, Dunedin and of course here in Nelson.

As a bonus feature the kids (8 – 15 yr olds) in the Quarter Midgets will be making their first appearance of the season here in Nelson in a round of their South Island

series. This is a class that is really gaining momentum in New Zealand speedway and there is already a couple of cars here in Nelson that compete and is looking to gain traction as it’s a great way to get your kids into speedway.

For info such as drivers lists and gate times and entry fees please either visit our website at https://nelsonspeedway. co.nz/ or visit the official Nelson Speedway Facebook page.

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Lifejacket campaign helps keep boaties safe Susan Johnson Keeping people safe on the water is important at this time of the year, and a nationwide campaign to provide safe lifejackets may even have saved a few lives.

Earlier this month, boaties in the Nelson Tasman region had the opportunity to upgrade any old, damaged or worn out lifejackets for brand-new, at a heavily discounted price.

Now in its sixth year, the Coastguard’s Old4New Lifejacket Upgrade is a nationwide campaign, and its goal is to keep as many New Zealanders as possible, safe while out on the water. People can bring in old lifejackets and swap them for new, fit-for- purpose Hutchwilco ones at a reduced price.

Since the programme started, over 11,500 old lifejackets have been traded in and taken out of

circulation.

Pete Kara, president of the Nelson coastguard unit, says that he’s thrilled to be associated with the campaign this year.

“We want to ensure that the lifejackets are fit-forpurpose and safe to use.

Kiwis are still drowning unnecessarily because they either aren’t wearing a lifejacket or because the one they have on is unsuitable for the activity they are doing,” he says.

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New Year - New Home With house prices on the rise in Nelson –Tasman and a reduced number of rentals available, the start of 2020 is the perfect time to consider building or buying a new home. A good mortgage broker is an important first step towards getting on the property ladder and securing your first home – they will give you sound advice with regards to obtaining a mortgage and the documentation you

require, but they will also work very hard to get you the best deal possible. While many people choose to buy an existing home, a lot of first home buyers in Nelson – Tasman are opting to build a new home from scratch. You may have the perfect section in mind, and you’ll also need to find a good builder with the qualifications and experience to get the job done.

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building practitioner and we are affiliated with Certified Builders New Zealand,” says Nick. “As well as new builds, we also specialise in building sheds of any size and are currently working on some hop sheds.” The experienced team at Harper Builders can also do renovations, stairs, decks, tiny houses, retaining walls or anything you require. To discuss your building project, email harperbuilders@hotmail.com or phone 027 296 8177. For more information, visit Harper Builders Ltd on Facebook.

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New Year - New Home Mortgage Expertise Calling all renters! The start of 2020 is the perfect time for you to consider buying a home and Mark Papps of Mortgage Wizard is here to help. “All banks have different lending criteria – while you may

be limited to 80 percent borrowing at one bank, another bank may go to 85 or 90 percent lending,” says Mark. “There’re lots of people out there who aren’t aware of what’s possible. They’re caught in the rent trap, maybe paying $400 or more a week, but as long as they’ve got good

incomes, clean credit and a reasonable deposit, there’re options available.” Mark says one possibility is to use their parents as guarantors, explore the possibility of gifting, or use equity in other forms such as KiwiSaver or the Kiwi First Home Buyers Grant.

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National title for Ben Smith Jacob Page The Milestone Homes Top of the South Speedway Club is celebrating the success of Ben Smith who has become the first South Island driver to win the New Zealand Stock Car Championship.

The two-day event, held at Greenstone Park Speedway in Greymouth over the weekend, attracted over 140 entrants.

There had never been a South Island competitor on the podium in the previous 19 editions of the event, but with the support of several other Southern competitors, Smith won the title with

a three point margin.

Ben was leading going into the final heat and was given a few early swipes by the Northern cars.

But with club mate Keightley Teece riding shot gun and the help of a few other South Island drivers taking out the top Northern competition, he stayed out of trouble in the dying laps to win the title.

It was to be Ben’s last year with other commitments looming but with the success of the weekend that may change.

He qualified second of four in his group to advance to the

final heats, where his consistency proved the deciding factor as cars were rolled and smashed out of contention.

Ben has been a regular visitor to the Greymouth track over the years and, with the support of his father Dale and family, there will be plenty of celebrating over the coming weeks.

Ben becomes the club’s latest New Zealand champion, the last one being Shane Harwood in 2016 while former Waimea College student Jeremy Webb won the New Zealand TQ title for the third consecutive year a fortnight ago.

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Wanderers warm third win thanks to Ingham hat-trick Jacob Page A hat-trick by Hayden Ingham helped propel Taylor’s Wanderers-Motueka to a 40-run win over Wakatu in Nelson premier cricket.

When the Wanderers and Motueka Cricket Clubs first discussed the possibility of entering a combined team in the Nelson Cricket Association premier competition for this season, a number of concerns were tabled.

Both clubs had a long and proud history and wanted to provide premier opportunities for their young players, but with five players aged under-18, there were concerns over whether the team could be competitive at the top level of club play in the region.

While the first three matches saw the team bowled out for under 100 on each occasion, resulting in comprehensive defeats, it is a testament to the group and the leadership within that has seen them regroup and display tenacity and resilience to then record three good wins.

The latest victory on Saturday at Centennial Park Brightwater against Wakatu was further indication of the progress within the group, as strike bowler Jack White failed a fitness test and was unable to play.

Batting first in superb conditions, Taylors Wanderers-Motueka struggled through to 176 with Dave Leonard top scoring on 52, with good contributions from Logan Ogilvie, again an excellent example of the age variance within the team and the healthy strength of purpose which exists between all players.

In the run chase, Wakatu started well taking 19 runs off the first two overs but in the third over, Hayden Ingham produced three great balls in succession that almost determined the outcome there and then.

With his first he had the dangerous Jason Campbell caught for 15, then second ball trapped Tom Argyle LBW, before clean bowling Brad Smith for A terrific hat-trick Wanderers-Motueka tight bowling eventually restricted Wakatu to 136.

With the outstanding figures of four for 10, Ingham lead the attack, but Ogilvie completed a fine match with a spell of three for 42 off his

nine overs.

Again, the combination between young and the young at heart was evident, and two run outs were an additional bonus.

Meanwhile the Taylors Wanderers second grade side defeated Garin College, batting first and making 260 before bowling the students out for 178.

This result sees Wanderers join Motueka, Wakatu, Waimea Toi Toi Red and Green and Stoke in the Top 6 category for the second round.

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Gurnard are a very common bycatch when fishing for snapper at the moment, they are very tasty and are great fun to catch,

especially when the rest of the fishing is slow.

Kingfish are still around in good numbers and sizes, many of them taken around the spat farms. If they are not on the bite (and the visibility is good), jump in with a spear gun to improve your success rates!

There have been reports of Albacore tuna being caught north of farewell spit which raises hope that they will arrive in the Bay soon. The odd pelagic seems to be here already, several blue sharks have been caught recently.

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Conditions improve for Sea Swimmers Peter Gibbs The conditions seem to get better each week of the Port Nelson Sea Swim Series. In Thursday's races, 149 competitors completed triangular courses of 1250m or 500m.

Most of the fast young swimmers had gone to Lake Taupo for the New Zealand Open Water Championships, so you’d expect the door to be wide open for some upsets. However, Luke Kelly, Oxford Bayley and Hayden Squance were leaning firmly on the door in the long race, shutting out the strong team from Aquagym in Linwood, Christchurch, who were holding their annual training camp here in Nelson and arrived in numbers.

Aquagym swimmers dominated the short course over about 500m.

In the long swim of 1250m, Louis Clark of Aquagym joined Luke, Hayden and Oxford in the lead bunch, heading into the current for a 600m slog south, before turning for a jet-propelled surge back to

the yacht club ramp via the dolphin. Luke and Louis led at this point, but took divergent courses, Luke and Oxford coming together at the final offshore buoy.

Luke took it by a second from Oxford, with Louis 26 seconds back and Hayden right on his heels. Aquagym's Kiri Atkin squeaked into the top ten to claim the first women’s spot ahead of Flossie Van Dyke and Christina Harris, who headed to Taupo in the morning for the New Zealand Open Water Swim Championships.

Aquagym swimmers dominated the short swim, although it was obvious they hadn’t listened closely to the briefing. The lead swimmers swam past the final buoy to a further marker and half the field followed them, but it didn’t affect the results, with Taylor Chamberlain, Ollie Lutton and Eli Wilson taking the first three spots ahead of Thomas McCallum and Victoria Ellis, the first female swimmer. Lily Hall , Emily Barron and Olivia Huata-Findlay were the next

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In Taupo, Tasman club swimmers showed why the local sea swim series is the toughest in the country, with Alec Swan, Bendi Kepess and Fergus Drummond taking the top three spots in the 7.5km swim and Abbey Smale, Sierra Thomas and Sophie Alexander placing first, third and sixth in the women's section.

Other races were littered with Tasman successes, including Isabella Thurlow's second place in F15-17 in the 2.5km championship.

In the Open Epic Epic, Terry Bone and Christina Harris distinguished themselves in a select field, racing over 10km, 5km and 2.5km, with Terry fifth overall and Christina third woman, as she prepares for her February assault on the 22km Rottnest Island swim in sharkinfested waters off the coast of Western Australia.

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Community Notices FREE TANGO CLASS IN RICHMOND for the first time! Absolute Beginner class on Tuesday 11 Feb, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 35 William St, 6.30pm start. Fun, experienced teacher with 20 years experience. All ages welcome! Anne-Maree for more info 0272380568 PiLATES iN RiChmONd. Multi-level Pilates classes, suitable for all abilities.

Term 1 $145 starts Wednesday February 5th 11:30am & 5:30pm. Enrolments essential as classes fill quickly.

Meetingroom, Richmond Town Hall, Cambridge St. Email sue@suewilson. kiwi.nz or call 0292 813 735. Facebook Classical Pilates with Sue. CAkE dECORATORS are holding an all day Grape and Country Mouse workshop. Saturday 1 February 9:30 to 4 pm. You will learn how to create grapes on a vine using sugar paste.

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TAbLE TENNiS kidS hOLidAy PROGRAmmE: Kids why not try something new and come to Saxton Table Tennis Stadium on Tuesday 21st and 28th and Thursday 23rd and 30th January Time 0930 till 1200. Bring sport shoes and drink/food for mid morning break. For information ph Ted 0275220979 NELSON RAiLWAy Founders Park The Train is running daily until 17th Jan. On Saturday and Sunday 18th & 19th, the train will run continuously to and from Grove Station stopping at Neale Park, in conjunction with the Kite Festival.

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WAkEFiELd ROASTER 10k ANd 5k RUN/WALk Saturday 18th January. $5.00 entry fee. Start times 3.30 for 10k walkers and slow runners; 4 p.m. 10k runners and 5k competitors but please be there 20 minutes before your event for race briefing. Queries ph. 0274670426 ThE NELSON ASThmA SOCiETy. Better Breathing Classes help you improve breathing through fitness. Two venues: Nelson Reformed Church, Enner Glynn 1:00-2:30 every Wednesday during school terms, starts back 12 Feb; Motueka, Te Awhina Marae, 11:30-12:30 on 2nd and 4th Monday of each month, starts back 10 Feb. Plus our new Better Breathing Circuit at Richmond, Club Waimea, 10:00-11:00 every Tuesday during school terms, starts back 14 Jan. Contact Sue on 5441562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz ARThRiTiS SOCiETy COFFEE mORNiNG We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 22 January 2020. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 RiChmONd WELCOmE GROUP Like to make some new friends. Come along & have a coffee & chat on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month with a friendly group of people, at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Rd.. All welcome. Tel-

ephone Glenys 265 5318 FRiENdS SOCiAL CLUb welcomes single men and women 50 plus to join us for weekly events , walking, restaurants, movies, potluck meals, dancing, etc etc. ph Rose on 021 128 3405.

QUALiTy ART ANd CRAFTS CELEbRATiNG ChRiSTmAS AT RiChmONd bAPTiST bOOT mARkET from 8 am to 12 noon in the lounge.

Please join us and enjoy the beautiful decorated stalls. Small art and craft projects for children. Portrait Artists, and many ideas for cards and gifts.

Next event January 25th. Contact Jane 970 6877. bROAdGREEN hiSTORiC hOUSE - VOLUNTEER GUidES: A local treasure that is world famous needs more guides to keep the story alive.

Four hours per month contact Di 0211854679 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.

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 RiChmONd LibRARy. FREE. Author talk - Nelson fantasy author Robyn Prokop talks about her debut novel Taelstone at Richmond Library on Tuesday 21 January, 1pm-2.pm. Free. All welcome.

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Find support with others who understand. Come & join our small informal group, first Wed of month, Sinful Cafe, rear 276Queen St10.30-11.30am strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com TREE hOUSE STUdy GROUP: Interested in any of the following? Homeopathy, Goethean Science, Biodynamics, Permaculture. No fees. AllWelcome. Ph: 021 084 13139. iNdOOR bOWLS - SOCiAL TEAm Church of Christ Hall Youth Hall, D’Arcy St, Richmond. Tuesday 1- 3pm. $3.00 per session. We are a fun social group catering for everyone. New members very welcome. Robin 544 3116 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.

FEELiNG SAd, STRESSEd, dEPRESSEd OR STUCk? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor Richmond or Nelson. Up to 10 Face to Face counselling sessions available for individuals & couples. Interested? Call Life Linc 03 548 2400 or visit www.lifelinc.co.nz SENiORNET: having trouble understanding your computer or other digital devices? Our volunteers may be able to help you. For info our website www.seniornet.org.nz or leave a message on answerphone - 03 5489401 AikidO JAPANESE mARTiAL Want to learn something new & join a small friendly club try art. Give Callum a call on 021 069 4211 for further info.

through or who have gone through colorectal cancer, and their carers/ support people. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz bREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy Street, if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@ cancernelson.org.nz SURViVORS ANd ThRiVERS If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along and meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz miNdFULNESS ANd RELAxATiON for people affected by and/or supporting someone with cancer. Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society phone 539 1137 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 NELSON NEWbiES & FRiENdS, Weekly coffee morning on Wednesday 10:30am Deville Cafe, 22 New St. New people always welcome to join us for a coffee & chat. PhClive 547 2725. 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.

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ebration of Flowers Festival Opening Service 13 February, 5.30pm Festival Closing Service 16 February, 10am. All welcome and free entry dRiViNG mENTORS NEEdEd to help former refugees gain their Restricted Licence. Volunteers are given full training, support and full use of our dual control car. Email admin@redcross. org.nz or call Margo 021 255 8550. A little bit of your time and patience can make a huge difference to the learner and their families.

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” NEW TO NELSON? Join Nelson Newcomers Network for Coffee & Connections, 3rd Tuesday of the month 10:30am at Morrisons, 244 Hardy Street, Nelson. Call Jane 03 546 7681 hAVE yOU EVER ThOUGhT OF bECOmiNG A VOLUNTEER? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice?

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can call into our office at 83 Main Road Hope or email your application jill@ewingpoultry.co.nz Phone:to03 543 8383

fulltime 30+ hours per week Having made the hard decision, our head chef is leaving the business. We are now seeking to employ a fulltime head chef. A popular place to eat and still in a growth phase, the hotel business is expected to continue growing over the coming years as the village population increases. We are looking for an experienced chef to help continue to grow the hotels food offering and to put us on the map as a destination to visit and dine at.

Having already been in a head role previously you will know what it takes to lead and support a small team to create amazing and memorable food. You will know what to expect in the role. Along with leading a small staff you will be familiar with all of the normal compliance and operational requirements of running a kitchen.

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