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Students brave sea

Usually a “run in, run out” exercise, Tahunanui School’s mid-winter swim on Thursday was probably its longest and warmest ever.

While some shot off for a hot shower and a Milo, most of the 100 students, including Emma Newson, Zara Stevenson and Sam Moritz pictured above, had to be encouraged to leave the water, clearly happy and warm enough.

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iPads save police time

Allowing police to use iPads and iPhones will increase efficiency by 30 minutes each day, according to a Nelson sergeant.

As part of a new device rollout, 6500 frontline officers were given an iPhone with a further 3900 given an iPad to use on the job. The Nelson officers included in this

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editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz rollout were given theirs this week, and Blair Hall, who coordinated the project,

believes it will help keep police in the community by reducing time in the office.

By using iPads and iPhones, police will be able to access more information at their fingertips, view jobs and events, do personal checks without having to go through a communication centre, take photos at the

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“I think they are pretty disgusting because they are not taken care of. I don’t use them unless I really have to.”

“They are helpful because you can’t always go and use the toilet in a shop. I use them when I need to.”

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Students brave cold for mid winter swim FROM PAGE 1 Principal Paul Drummond believed it was one of the warmest mid-winter swims in the school’s history. “Given the forecast it was quite a pleasant surprise,” he says. “You don’t have to convince most kids to do this, most of them want to do it, it’s like a rite of passage here at Tahunanui School to say that you’ve done it.”

Paul described the annual swim as a “fun event” with a bit of school spirit thrown in. “We’ve had some really cold days and we timed this perfectly.”

iPads to save police time FROM PAGE 1 “We can check people on the side of the road, confirm the identity a lot easier so it’s harder for people to give us false details and there are a lot of other advantages,” says Blair.

The time freed up by being more efficient will go into prevention activities, which was the whole drive behind the move.

With technology evolving all of the time, Blair says the rollout should provide a strong foundation in the years to come.

He also adds that the software in the Apple products are specifically designed for police with “several layers” of security. They have heavy duty protection cas-

Senior sergeant John Price holds up a new iPad and iPhone, both of which are part of a new technology rollout. Photo: Phillip Rollo. es which will allow them to be While they are restricted to used in “all elements” of weather. frontline staff only, Blair says “They’re not bulletproof or any- others would benefit from anthing like that though,” he jokes. other rollout later this year.

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How heavy trucks, pedestrians and cyclists use Nelson’s picturesque Rocks Rd is once again being hotly debated.

A waterfront lobby group wants to see a promenade on Rocks Rd but also heavy traffic moved off it. And it seems both could become a reality with Nelson City Council to re-open talks on the proposed Southern Arterial Route, which would see a new state highway built from St Vincent St to the Wakatu roundabout.

Kevin Isherwood, a communications adviser for The Waterfront Association, which first formed around the time of the arterial route discussions, has major concerns over the safety of a promenade if trucks continue to use Rocks Rd. “We want a walkway that is at least five to eight metres wide, it has to be for safety reasons.

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New Zealand Transport Agency is currently conducting a study into how a proposed promenade would best fit on Rocks Rd. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Rd has begun, and although the results are not expected until the end of the year, funding has already been put aside.

TWA is also doing its own study, conducted by committee member Tim Bayley and US-based Joe Perrone, who are both civil engineers.

While Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio says the road is currently unsafe he was confident that any form of promenade would increase safety. “It will make things better than they currently are. It has to,” he says.

“Worst case scenario, the tight spots will be the same as they are now with a safety barrier and that’s an improvement.”

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Family begin milky venture AmEricA’S cUp To NElSoN: Nelsonians will have the opportunity to send their best wishes to Emirates Team New Zealand by signing a replica America’s Cup AC72 catamaran dagger board, when Toyota’s ‘Lean with us’ tour comes to Nelson this week. The national tour, which is part of a wider Toyota campaign to generate nationwide support for Emirates Team New Zealand’s upcoming America’s cup challenge, comes to Nelson this Friday, June 28, from 1 to 3pm at The Warehouse. frEE broADbAND iN richmoND: Richmond is well on its way to receiving ultra-fast and free broadband with work underway on Queen St. The project, which is being undertaken by Chorus will put more than 6000 local customers in reach of its services, as well as connect four schools in the area. The timing also coincides with the installation of free WiFi throughout Richmond’s central business district.

Top YoUNg groWEr croWNED: Waimea Plains grower Jonathan Sutton has been crowned the Nelson Young Fruit Grower for 2013 after beating some tough competition from five other finalists on Friday. Jonathan, 20, works at Daelyn Partnership and won $1500 cash, a trophy plus an orchard study trip to Hawke’s Bay.

Nelsonians are lapping up nature’s best from a bit closer to home with milk now being sold fresh at a farm gate near Saxton field.

Julian Raine’s family has spent the best part of 80 years supplying the community with milk from Oaklands dairy farm, and now he’s bringing the business back to basics offering people a “homegrown” approach to milk. After a year of planning, Julian has invested $1.25 million into helping locals access fresh milk, providing it by the glass bottle out of two Italian vending machines.

Julian says he believes all families should be able to buy their milk direct from local farmers and is pleased to be part of a growing trend, with similar ventures popping up around the region. “I think it’s great that buying fresh milk is becoming more popular. People want to know where their food is coming from these days and they also want to support Nelson people. They like to know it’s fresh, and that it’s local.”

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Are Nelson’s public toilets a disgrace?

Nelson City Council spends $291,000 servicing our public toilets each year but some in the community still thinks they are a “disgrace”.

A question about the state of public toilets, on the Nelson Weekly Facebook page, sparked a flood of comments yesterday with some saying they avoid them at all costs.

Gary Brown says the smell is “bloody disgusting”. “When you have to walk through urine to relieve yourself what does it say about the people who are supposed to be controlling the area?”

Nikole Berkett says she tries not to use them in case she “catches something”. “They’re feral but the last few times I’ve walked past the ones in Buxton car park all I can smell is disinfectant which at least means they’re being cleaned.”

Nelson City Council recently opened a new $120,000 toilet block at the end of Trafalgar St and plans to spend $70,000 renovating the toilets in Buxton Square. However, that is not a result of complaints.

Nan Ward, a council spokesperson says vandalism, including graffiti, smashed doors, smashed toilet pans and overflowing taps, were common and very frustrating.

The worst hit areas include toilets near the Neale Park Skate Park, Modellers Pond and the Lions Playground.

The latest “customer figures” showed in 2011/12 there were 74 enquiries about the toilets, of which 24 were complaining about a lack of toilet paper.

Nan says public toilets in high use areas such as the CBD were cleaned three times a day and the ones in more remote and low use areas were cleaned three times a week. The frequency is generally increased in summer.

Other comments on the Facebook page included Sareth Lam saying that the council should create an “aiming at the bowl for dummies” class, while Brenda Kenny says she does not use them as she’s “scared” of what might be lurking inside them.

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Nayland Primary School students Ilaria Old, Anna Sawyer, both 9, walk across a new footbridge over Poorman's Stream with An Nguyen, 11, and Sam Heatley, 10. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Footbridge keeps kids and oldies safe A bridge across Poorman's Stream in Stoke will enable Nayland Primary School students to walk and bike into the school grounds without having to go along the busy street.

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More school zones to get 40km/h limit

A dusting of snow fell on the hills behind Nelson city on Saturday, although according to Metservice it is not an unusual occurrence at this time of the year. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Winter chill ‘same as every year’ Temperatures in Nelson dropped below zero degrees on Sunday morning and despite a dusting of snow falling on high hills, Metservice say it is just typical for this time of the year.

Forecaster Chris Noble was unaware of any snow to signicant-

ly low areas in the region over the weekend, saying it fell only in the higher hills and mountains of north-west Nelson.

“Most of this event fell in the Marlborough side particularly in the Kaikoura Ranges,” he says.

The coldest day so far this year was on Sunday when the temperature dropped less than half a degree below freezing.

“Otherwise it’s just been in the low single digits which is certainly not uncommon for this time of year.”

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The speed limit in five more school zones could be reduced to 40km/h during peak times, which is welcome news for Hampden St School says principal Don McLean.

After a long consultation process, Nelson City Council last year introduced variable speed zones on Nayland Rd, Main Rd Stoke, Vanguard St, Nile St and Muritai St, but could add five more locations to that list depending on the result of amendments to the Speed Limit Bylaw.

The variable speed zones encourage motorists to slow down to a maximum speed of 40 kilometres per hour at the beginning and end of the school day, reducing the risk of child pedestrians being seriously injured.

Don, who confirmed his school has been in discussions with the council, believes the speed of motorists travelling down Van Diemen St makes the decision a no brainer.

“The volume of traffic on Waimea Rd is huge but the speed is not massive there. Van Diemen St is really

the big one for us, cars go anywhere from 50km/h to 70km/h down that hill and it’s a real risk for us,” he says.

“There’s a lot of kids in this area when you bring in Nelson College, Nelson College for Girls and ourselves and even St Joseph’s School, you’re looking at 2500 kids so we’re quite keen to see that whole traffic slow down in that area.”

Council spokesperson Ali Hamblin told the Nelson Weekly that new locations will only be added if they meet a certain criteria which included a high level of on-road school related activity, the average speed of passing vehicles and the number of speed related crashes outside the school in the past five years.

She says the proposed additions include St Joseph’s School, Hampden St School, Nelson College, Nelson College for Girl and Nelson Intermediate School while Victory School and Tahunanui School’s zones could both be extended.

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Largest family Nayland unveils new uniform competition gets bigger Phillip Rollo

A search for Nelson’s largest family has attracted so much interest competition organiser Harkin Aslankilic of Cafe Olive has upped the prize pool.

Harkin decided to run the competition to celebrate families and to get them out enjoying each other over a meal this winter, realising the difficulties physically and financially of taking the entire family out to dinner. “When you’ve got a big family there are not many places you have the opportunity to go, especially if you’ve got more family coming through,” he says. “You have to find the right place. There’s so much pressure so we thought we’d give them the opportunity to feel welcome so yes there are people out there that will look after big families.”

Having been inundated with entries, Harkin says he will offer a free lunch and a free breakfast to two of the other families. “It’s good to hear, absolutely that so many families have entered.

We thought we’d offer the second family lunch and the third biggest family breakfast.”

If you think you are a part of the region’s largest family or if you know of them, email us at editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz or call on 548 4949.

There are rules though, a family is defined as two parents and their children only and the majority of the children must be under 18.

To enter the competition, email editorial@ nelsonweekly.co.nz with the details of your ‘large family’. Entries close 5pm on Wednesday.

Nayland College students Jasper Lavington, 14, and Eva Hansen, 13, model the school’s new junior uniform. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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A sporty new uniform featuring the school’s colours will be worn by Nayland College’s junior students next year, replacing what can only be described as three shades of grey.

The uniform was officially unveiled on Friday and the school’s board of trustees chair Tracy East believes it will stand out. “It gives us a point of difference. We are quite an individual college,” she says.

The boy’s uniform features a maroon rugby-neck top and will be accompanied by pin-stripe shorts or long pants and black socks while the girl’s uniform features a scoop neck maroon t-shirt and will be worn with either a pin-stripe skirt or long pants.

Plain black tights and black socks are also on the list and both boys and girls can wear a black soft-shell jacket.

Tracy says the school did not intend to make it a “sporty” uniform but labelled it as “user-friendly” for the students. “Certainly speaking to the students they preferred a more casual look as well and definitely having the soft-shell jacket is a bonus.”

Previously male students had to wear a triple grey number that included a polo, shorts and socks.

There was also a jersey, although it was rarely worn.

Girls, on the other hand, wore a white blouse and a maroon skirt with a maroon jersey.

Tracy says the new uniform “gets away from the grey”. “The grey! It’s so depressing. Because there was such a strong consultation with the students hopefully they can take ownership of it. To be honest you’re not going to please everybody but I think it’s a real positive change and it will showcase Nayland really well.”

Students won’t officially wear the uniform until the beginning of term one in 2014.

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Community rallies to help young cancer fighter A local woman diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma is spreading the word about the lack of fertility treatment funding for cancer patients, and asking for a little bit of help in return.

Rachel Burton, 20, was diagnosed with cancer at the end of April but says the biggest shock to her system was learning that the cure to her illness could also make her infertile.

Rachel needs to undergo six months of chemotherapy in order to rid herself of the disease, but was told shortly after her diagnosis that the treatment could leave her unable to have children, something Rachel just couldn’t comprehend. “It was so shocking to be told I had lymphoma, but even then I didn’t realise getting better could make me infertile. I didn’t know what to think, it was crazy.”

Rachel was given a good prognosis from her doctor but her dreams of one day having children were dashed when she was told that although she could have some of her eggs stored for future use, fertility treatment was no longer funded for cancer

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“The cost of the treatment is $10,000 and as of this year it isn’t funded. Embryo storage is funded, but I am 20 years old, I don’t have a partner that I can say to, hey, wanna make some embryos?”

Rachel made the decision to take out a personal loan to pay for her own egg storage and ever since has been inundated with support from friends, family and locals from the community who want to help her pay it back. They have embarked on a mission to raise the $10,000 one way or another, and have organised a mass head shave at the Richmond Mall to do so.

Alongside mates who are making the trip up from Christchurch and family friends from Nelson, Rachel will have her own head shaved too in order to raise funds.

She says she is using the event to “get it over with” as chemo will eventually make her hair fall out, and loves the fact that she has so

Keith Aldren, Trish Burton, Rachel Burton and Sarah Oates are gearing up for a head shaving party this Saturday at Richmond Mall to fundraise for Rachel's fertility treatment. Photo: Sinead Ogilive. much support.

“It’s a real self esteem booster, it feels so cool to have everyone helping out. It’s amazing how many people are willing to help out when you need it. The event is also a good chance to just raise awareness of the fact that the fertility treatment isn’t funded.

Not many people know that and it’s not exactly what you expect to have to deal with when you’ve got cancer.”

To donate to Rachel’s fertility fund account, you can deposit into the bank account, 06-07050441164-00 or head along to support the head shave this

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Just days after a Nelson Facebook page that posted nude, rude and offensive cellphone photos of young people was shut down, similar sites linked to schools around the region have popped up, sparking quick retaliation from local principals.

Nelson Snapchat Leaked appears to have started a trend, with pages dedicated to schools such as Waimea College, Nelson College and Nayland College now online.

The pages allow Snapchat app users to anonymously share photos on the web that were supposed to be private. The app was designed to automatically delete photos after being sent, but now many people, especially teenagers, are abusing the system by taking screenshots of the images and posting them online for all to see.

Garin College principal John Boyce says his school was quick to shut down a Facebook page featuring photos of Garin students as soon as it came to his attention last week, saying it is a form of bullying.

“We had both parents and students come to us concerned about the page. As far as I am aware it was not one of our students who set it up, but a number of our students had liked the page.”

He says the site was concerning and as a result the school was now focussing on cyber-awareness and the dangers of sharing images with one another. “We are making our students aware that when you share images, you are asking people to misuse them. It is bullying, because a lot of the photos were innocent, but they were

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reporter@nelsonweekly.co.nz made to come across as ‘un-innocent.’”

Nayland College principal Rex Smith says he wasn’t aware of any site relating to his students but says he has people at the school who constantly keep an eye out to “protect our image and our name”.

“Personally I don’t understand why people would want to be sharing images like that, but I do understand that there is a strong social networking presence in our society.

We constantly work on cyber-awareness and helping our students understand the concept of their digital identity.”

Internet safety expert John Parsons says bullying is an incorrect term for the behaviour. “This is harassment, designed to deliberately hurt another person, and anyone who becomes aware of someone responsible for this sort of behaviour needs to come forward and let other people know who is doing it. They are abusers, and they are creating victims.”

He says expecting schools to deal with the issue on their own is not the right approach. “It is a community problem.

Bullies and abusers come from home.

Schools are consistently expected to deal with these situations on their own and I think that is extremely unfair. Lets see it as a community issue. We can come together on these problems.”

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A gray’s beaked whale sighting is uncommon in this area, according to Department of Conservation area manager Martin Rodd, who believed the particular whale

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Having a party/event/function? Call our photographer 548 4949 or 027 548 4948 Cliff Bowman and Pip Jamieson at Paula's Plate on Saturday night.

Cindi Lucas, Anna Lucas and Susanne Huber at Paula's Plate on Saturday night.

Another very busy weekend for us. We went along to a party at Paula's Plate, a new restaurant on Hardy St. On Saturday we went to June Johnston's 80th birthday party and we also popped along to Smugglers Pub & Cafe for a few snaps.

Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos at your event or party give us a call on 548 4949 or you can email us at editorial@ nelsonweekly.co.nz.

See you next week.

Eliott Brookes and Sushil Ravikumar at Paula's Plate on Saturday night.

Steve and Terri Coldicutt at Smugglers Pub & Cafe on Saturday night.

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Lydia McCallum, Mel Glover and Katey Palmer at June Johnston's 80th birthday on Saturday night.

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'Townies' ignore flooded ford's warning signs Two fords on Golden Hills Rd have claimed two more cars as drivers continue to ignore warning signs when it’s in flood.

Frank Goeddert who owns a tree company right next door to the Appleby fords has had to rescue four drivers already this year and blames “townies” who don’t know what a ford is. “Just five minutes ago I could see a car edging into the water and at the last second they pulled out,” he says. “Ongoing? Is it ever?

Last week there were two cars and one of the drivers asked why there wasn’t a sign – well there is a sign.”

A ford is a much cheaper form of river crossing than a bridge but can become impassable after heavy rain or during flood conditions, which was the case on

A ford in Appleby has claimed four cars already this year with drivers continuing to ignore warning signs. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

with Sinead Ogilvie

Tuesday June 18 Since appearing in an article in the Nelson Weekly, organisers of the Pay it Forward Facebook page say it has taken off with donations continuing to pour in now that the group has now moved into their new premises.

Their new base on the corner of Muritai St and Rui St in Tahunanui is now open Tuesday and Thursday from 10am till 2pm for donations of clothing, household items and furniture. The group need a hand to keep the stock in order and are asking anyone who could offer shelving to help them out. The Pay it Forward group will be at the car boot sale this Saturday at the Motueka Trading Post from 9am onwards, and are also organising a fundraising event at the Victory Community centre on July 18.

Tuesday June 18 The winning group from the Nelson district NZ Secondary Schools Chamber Music contest has been announced, with the prize going to the group, Caelestis. Each member of the group wins a $100 cash prize.

Tuesday June 11 Nelson College student Jacob Bignell walked away from the New Zealand heat of the FedEx International Trade Challenge with a bevy of prizes including a $1000 scholarship for Massey University. The 80 Young Enterprise students from around the country that entered were tasked with making a market entry strategy plan for an apple based product into Australia.

Jacob’s team, made up of seven others, won first place for their apple butter invention.

If you have an end to one of our stories contact Sinead on reporter@nelsonweekly.co.nz

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Tuesday June 11 Since local rifle expert Greg Couper featured in the Nelson Weekly, he has had some great feedback on his products, exporting another three of his rifle muzzle brakes to Australia and fielding inquiries from locals. Greg now has a complete range of muzzle brakes from 223 to 50 bmg, and has some new additions on the way including some titanium brakes. He is also gearing up to showcase at the Tahr show down in Christchurch and the Sika show in Taupo.

Tuesday May 21 The Waimea Soroptimist group has counted the takings and thanks to generous support from the community their fashion show and breakfast, put on with the support of Beetees, raised more than $2000, with 110 people coming along to the event.

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Tasman District Council remains certain that the warning signs are clear enough, but Frank has other ideas. “That sign [which shows how deep the water is] is just not good enough. The townies aren’t used to water going across. People look at Google Maps and assume everyone else must be driving through this. People have no idea how to approach it, you say pass with care but people come down at 100 km/h.”

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Councillor Reese appears to have deliberately misconstrued the process we went through during our Annual Plan deliberations. Addressing the damage caused by heavy rainfall events and future-proofing our region so there is less impact when these events occur has always been and will continue to be an absolute priority for the entire council. Kate Fulton.

editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz text: 027 UR VOICE facebook.com/nelsonweekly www.nelsonweekly.co.nz that the offer of free milk for the kids was Milk in schools creates debate: Did Clifton Terrace School consult a good idea but with the choice taken from parents and children? Perhaps as them, it's not fair. Most parents can't afford an enviro school the opportunity to teach to give the kids plenty of milk to drink at democracy, leadership through problem home because of the cost, so free milk at solving and getting young minds geared school was a good idea. Now the choice toward solving present and future is- has been taken from my kid and they're sues, social and environmental, has been missing out. Why can't the schools let the parents or the kids have the choice and not missed? Via text. have it taken from them because they don't want to be involved. Tania Clarke-Wastney.

I've heard it tastes disgusting.

Jodie Seyb.

Do kids have to drink the milk during class time? Dump the milk My mum remembers the free milk from when she was a kid. Always somewhere safe at the school and let the nice and warm it was because they didn't kids form a line at lunch/playtime and have the facilities to keep that amount of help themselves, only one teacher/person is needed to watch to avoid riots. Teach the milk cold. Yuck! Michelle McDonald. kids to recycle, throw the cartons in recyI gave my nephew the free one I cle bins... during their break... no teaching was given and he wouldn't drink it, lost... lame excuse for the kids to miss out said it tasted funny and he absolutely loves on the milk. I bet if they were handing out something free for the adults it would be a milk. Bex Wiren. different story. Rayon Mackenzie.

And in a school with 250 kids that Each participating school is given is 250 little boxes every day; 1250 free fridges from Fisher and Paykel, every week... That's a huge amount of rubbish. It all needs to be stored until it is col- bins located around the school and recylected and each little container has a wee cling ones also with liners, so if the kids bit of milk in the bottom to smell while fold correctly there shouldn't be too much it waits for collection. Parents are meant mess or smell. Oh and someone collects it to feed kids. Not schools. Good call Rob. from them also. Cold, yummy free milk for our next generation is an awesome idea, Claire Kelly. with a great recycling scheme too!!

I asked a school in Richmond if Tania Morris. they were doing the scheme and they said no, not doing it at the moment! If you'd like to comment on any of our stoWhatever that meant! They were not right ries or any Nelson issue text us on 027 UR now or were not going to do it for some VOICE (027 87 86423), email editorial@ time? I'm not happy with that. I thought nelsonweekly.co.nz.

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Art exhibition a success: First, a big, big thank you Nelson Weekly for the coverage you gave us regarding the Winter Exhibition this weekend. The whole event was a great success and lots of artwork went out the door.

We feel that the success of it was all due to your support and lots of congratulations were expressed by our members regarding just that, of which I pass on to you. Many, many thanks from Art Group Nelson.

Best regards, Jean Jackson.

brought to you by Councillors hit back: I am quite dismayed at the tactics used in Councillor Reese's media release. We spent a disproportionate amount of time during this annual plan process focussing specifically on storm water. As a council we are very focussed on the issue and its widening consequence on both financial and resource requirements.

To construe it any other way is quite frankly a travesty! Ruth Copeland.

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New hockey turf gets laid out A new $950,000 hockey turf will be rolled out at Saxton Field this week having been delayed as a result of wet weather.

The new water-based turf, which will replace the old sand turf, is jointly funded by Nelson City Council, Tasman District Council and Hockey Nelson.

It is being installed by Downer and is now likely to be ready next month, well into the current hockey season.

Hockey Nelson president Diane Proudfoot says the initial completion date did factor in delays due to the weather and the official opening date could be July 6. “We’re looking at the

first weekend of July hopefully.”

She says it has been “pretty difficult” to juggle playing all grades and matches on just one turf in the mean time, with some teams having to play games until 9:30pm on Thursday and Friday nights.

“Which is pretty late. We’ve had to keep things pretty tight and we’ve managed to accommodate it and our players are supportive because they can see something happening. We know it’s not like this forever.”

The late night games will stop once the second turf is installed.

The turf is being supplied by Aucklandbased company Tiger Turf.

The new hockey turf at Saxton Field ready to be laid. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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WHENUA PLANTING: Jason, Tayla and Nash Pinkerton at a whenua planting on the Centre of New Zealand. The Pinkerton family were just one of dozens that planted a tree with the placenta of their new born baby. The planting is an annual event and was held on Sunday after it was rained off the week before.

Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

Call for donation applications At Pub Charity we aim to provide ‘enduring community benefit’ by distributing available funds generated from our operations of gaming machines in Nelson Pub Charity is now calling for grant applications from local charities, art & culture groups, schools, emergency services, health and sport organisations physically located in areas where we operate.

We meet monthly (except December) to consider applications.

Information on how to apply for a donation and deadlines are published on www.pubcharity.org.nz. Criteria which applications are considered against are fully detailed within our Pub Charity application form.

Pub Charity is proud to be working in partnership with the following Local venues: Bush Inn Tavern Post Boy Hotel & Bistro Rattle & Hum Bar Star & Garter Tavern/Restaurant At least three of the following Net Proceeds Committee (NPC) members will consider applications: Maurice Hayes QSM, Chairman (Accountant, Taxation Consultant) Bill McLean (Company Director) David McNay (Retired) Brian Counihan (Company Director)

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The Victory area is lucky to have Tara Cross and Victory Hair and Beauty which is a one stop beauty shop for hair, makeup and jewellery. Tara has owned the salon for the last eight years and over that time she has seen the majority of her customers keep coming back for haircuts, handmade jewellery and to stock up on Avon.

Tara is an Avon team leader and knows her stuff, she is Tara Cross passionate about the products and has been using them for more than 10 years. Tara makes it easy for her customers; you can conveniently visit the salon and find out about the products and try before you buy.

Tara welcomes all new and existing clients to her salon. Appointments aren’t always necessary. Phone 548 4440 to arrange a new look for winter or to enquire about Avon.

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Curves Nelson is under new ownership. Tessa Cochrane, Naturopath, took possession of the club in April. “I’m so excited to become part of the Nelson Curves community,” said Tessa. “I’m looking forward to helping the women in our community reach amazing results, both physical and emotional, through our Curves workout programme and nutritional support.” With the average person gaining three kilograms a year, a reasonable workout regimen Tessa Cochrane that can fit into today’s busy lifestyle of work and family is critical to help combat diabetes, osteoporosis, hypertension, heart disease and other health risks that women can face. The Curves workout allows women of all ages and fitness levels to perform all five of the components of a complete fitness programme, combining strength and cardiovascular training through safe, effective hydraulic resistance. For more information about Curves, contact the team at 539-4735 or stop by to visit.

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Tony Milner, member of Art Group Nelson works on a painting while at the group’s winter exhibition on Sunday.

Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly in the hope that more can be found out about them.

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Can you tell us more about these photos? If so, you can email details to the museum at: history@museumnp. org.nz.

Art exhibition continues to grow Hundreds of people perused the works of local artists at the Art Group Nelson winter exhibition held over the weekend.

More than 200 pieces were on display at the event held at the Stoke Memorial Hall, which president Lyn Broughton

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37 Tahunanui Drive Ph: 546-5521 www.belairetavern.co.nz The Bel-Air Tavern offers Nelson locals the opportunity to try some of the best craft beers the Nelson region has to offer. Nelsonians can now enjoy a wide variety of craft beers at the Bel-Aire Tavern which boasts twenty seven taps including 18 tap beers available at present. At the Bel-Aire Tavern you will always find a beer suited to your tastes and the staff can provide you with a tasting tray allowing you to sample up to four of their beers before you make your purchase. The expertly trained staff can also provide you with advice on what beer is best suited to you. If beer is not your first choice of beverage then the Bel-Aire Tavern also has a selection of tap cider and wine straight from the barrel which allows the Bel-Aire Tavern to supply their customers with high quality wine at a very affordable price. Bel-Aire Tavern owner Ray Weston’s care in the selection of beers and wines also intertwines with his selection of other beverages. The Bel-Aire Tavern have their own unique ‘Bel-Aire’ coffee blend, blended by top

Nelson coffee roasters Zumo, providing a quality non-alcoholic option for their patrons. “It’s about giving people choice, people can come in and know they will find something they will like,” says Ray. Craft beer is still a new concept to many people but Ray has been involved in the industry for the last 30 years and was part of the second craft beer company that was established in New Zealand, Stocan Breweries from Auckland, Ray has had a passion for craft beers ever since. So what exactly is craft beer? Craft beer is naturally brewed by hobbyists through to commercial operators and is made with only water, yeast, malt and hops. “Its about brewing beer with passion and bringing non mainstream beer to the market for people to try, people like it because there are no additives

and it doesn’t make you feel bad the following day.” explains Ray. The Bel-Aire Tavern is a strong supporter of local craft beer and inside you will find a wide selection of craft beers from around the top of the South Island from breweries such as Founders, Light House, Golden Bear and Renaissance. The Bel-Aire Tavern also has an ever changing supply of craft beers from around the rest of New Zealand. Supplying Nelsonians with locally crafted beer is an excellent way to support local companies as well as show the Nelson community the quality of Nelson breweries and the excellence of local hops used in the production of local craft beer. “Nelson has long been a quality supplier of hops to breweries all over the world and this is

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37 Tahunanui Drive Ph: 546-5521 www.belairetavern.co.nz something for Nelsonians to be proud of. It’s great to be able to showcase Nelson as the craft beer capital of New Zealand,” says Ray. So with an ever increasing number of craft beers how does the BelAire Tavern ensure they provide customers with what they want to drink? Ray is continually researching craft beers and draws from his vast experience in the craft beer industry. Ray has a close relationship with the craft breweries and listens to the feedback of both the breweries and his customers. Ray also supplies beers that are relevant to the seasons and the vast selection of beer available allows for customer choice as opposed to offering a set selection of beers that is usually the norm in other bars.

“Large breweries no longer dictate what the consumer drinks, this has now changed through the production of craft beer, as the consumer gets the choice of what they want to drink, because of this the customer is sure to find something they like,” explains Ray. The Bel-Aire Tavern offers a unique and stylish retro, art deco themed interior in an ideal location close to the city and beach. In the warm summer months you can take advantage of the outside garden bar that is surrounded by a well maintained garden and furnished by

beautifully crafted handmade picnic tables. The Bel-Aire Tavern is an ideal spot to sink a refreshing cold pint at the end of a hot summer’s day at the beach. The Bel-Aire Tavern is equally as good in the cold winter months as the knowledgeable bar staff can supply you with a wintry drop that is sure to warm up your insides. Enjoy your pint of craft beer in a warm and friendly atmosphere where you can mingle with the friendly locals in the comfort of this uniquely styled location. The Bel-Aire Tavern also features a ‘snug’ room that is an ideal setting to host a private function or celebration. The ‘snug’ is tucked away from the rest of the bar offering a private and comfortable Relax and enjoy the sun in the spacious courtyard with your favourite drop. location for up to twenty people. The Bel-Air Tavern will soon be introducing live music to further entertain its guests. The Bel-Aire Tavern has a small stage in the corner of the bar ideally suited for relaxing background music that is sure to provide low key but quality entertainment for the tavern. The location of the premises

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37 Tahunanui Drive Ph: 546-5521 www.belairetavern.co.nz has been in Ray’s vision for an independent craft tavern over the last few years and his hunch on the location is beginning to pay off with an increasing number of patrons coming in for a drink every week. The Bel-Aire Tavern is a great place to come for a pint of beer and to engage in friendly conversation with staff or the friendly locals.

The social atmosphere allows for a chilled out drinking environment with no distractions such as poker machines or intrusive music, this allows for people to engage in conversation ensuring a welcoming and social location to enjoy a quality local beverage. “It’s the old social media back in a new environment,” explains Ray. The future vision for Bel-Aire Tavern is to become a local for old-fashioned conversation and keen craft beer drinkers. “Already

people are coming in from other suburbs around Nelson mosphere, vast selection of beverages and, quality service to make it their regular, we also have a lot of corporate ensure there is no other location like it in the Nelson area. customers who come in the evenings “We’re here to show what to mix work and pleasure and take adthe top of the South has vantage of our free WI-FI,” says Ray. to offer. It’s a place where The Bel-Aire Tavern also has a snack everybody is welcome,” says Ray. menu to choose from to complement Ray is also able to supply your favorite craft beer, but if you are his patrons with local craft after something more substantial then beer at a very affordable the friendly staff can order you a meal price. Pints of craft beer from one of the quality approved eatstart at $7.50 and wine eries neighboring the Tavern. Food fresh from the cask starts can be ordered from The Hot Rock at $5.20 which is very Gourmet Pizza Pasta Bar, Thai Tagood price for a quality huna or the Sands local drop. The Bel-Aire Fish and Chip Tavern is open Monday Shop. Ray welto Friday from 2pm, Satcomes you to place urday and Sunday from an order through 10am; so come in and see the bar and the the friendly staff at 37 TaBel-Aire Tavern hunanui Drive, for a quiet will provide you pint of quality craft beer with plates, cutlery, a choice of sauces Take your favourite craft beer home with you or fill up your own rigger to take home and enjoy in and will even clean to enjoy in your own time. your own time. Become up after you. The Bel-Aire Tavern offers more than the a friend of the Bel-Aire Tavern and like them on Faceusual watering hole, its welcoming at- book to keep up to date with the ever changing supply of craft beers the Bel-Aire Tavern has to offer and to find out about future live music and other events including live sports games and meet the brewer evenings.

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• It’s OK to take time out to enjoy your garden!

The time to do things is when you have time, rather than scramble about at the right time to do the things that you are told to do.

If you follow instructions too closely, you will feel as though you are in the army. Just imagine going about your plot with a “HUP 2, 3!

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You wouldn’t want to see another green leaf for the rest of your life.

Yes, there is a general time to do things but use common sense about it. If the garlic doesn’t get planted on the traditional shortest day, it won’t matter. There is still plenty of time left.

If some of the roses miss out on a pruning it doesn’t matter. You can always attend to the neglected fellows first next season, or better still give them an early summer prune when you have time.

If you are a bit late with the potatoes, it doesn’t matter. Potatoes just love to grow! So pop them in anyway, and don’t worry about it.

Take time to enjoy.

• It’s ok to make mistakes. It’s the most reliable way to learn.

I plan an experiment with the potatoes this season. I’m going to plant three rows. The middle row will be planted in the traditional way. On either side of this row will be placed a line of pea straw bales still held together with twine. But, under the bales the potatoes will be placed, with the hope that they will grow up through the pea straw and I won’t have to mould these rows.

The other cunning little plan is that if we get a late frost, the middle row will be safe as houses, because I

will drape frost cloth from one bale to the next. The other two rows of potatoes will still be wending their way up through the bales and will miss the inclement weather. Well, what do you think of that idea?

Perhaps experienced gardeners might like to pass on their thoughts on the matter.

• It’s ok to do what you want in your garden.

You don’t have to follow the rules if you don’t want to. We are told that planting must be done in 3s or 5s or any odd numbers. But why? I know a gardener who loves matching pairs.

She loves a structured look and loves to wander between plantings of the same number on both sides. It is called The Mirror Look I believe. I feel as though I am watching a tennis match with my head bobbing about from side to side. But she loves it and that is what matters.

• I frequently pass a delightful little garden which seems to be planted with anything that comes to hand.

The house is hard up to the street, so there is very little space to be used.

But the garden grows a short climber, a couple of hollyhocks, some pretty annuals and a few geraniums. Some bricks are placed at each and of the garden as well as forming a pathway to the door, and a hand full of smooth round stones form a casual little line to nowhere in particular. This gardener has not followed any rules, and has expressed her own individuality.

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Brownies help with food collection A group of Atawhai Brownies have been busy collecting food for the Salvation Army’s food bank over the past few weeks.

Karen Bailey says the group of girls, aged 7-9 get involved in the community twice a year.

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Representatives from the Salvation Army had spoken to the girls about the project and will explain to them at the next catch up about where the collected food goes.

Karen says the Atawhai community had really got in behind the collection. “The neighbours and the school got involved and I’m really pleased that all of the girls got stuck in and have done their bit to help.”

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Bobby and the team at the Indian Café offer a selection of over one hundred dishes, expertly cooked using traditional Indian cooking techniques. Bobby moved to New Zealand 16 years ago and has been at the Indian Cafe since the doors opened more than 11 years ago.

He brought with him some of the finest recipes and cooking techniques of Indian cuisine. Among the menu are specialty dishes including Kashmiri Kebab, cooked Bobby Chapagai to perfection in the Tandoor oven and Fish Masala with fresh fish fillets cooked with traditional herbs and spices. “Our food is traditionally cooked and all meals are made fresh from scratch in a new pan, it takes a long time and we work hard but you can taste the flavour when it’s produced this way,” says Bobby. You have the option of sitting in the comfortable dining room or in the summer months you can be seated in the quiet garden area.

Bobby is very pleased with the ever increasing popularity of the Indian Café and would like to thank the people of Nelson for their continual support. For an authentic taste of Indian cuisine pop in and see team at 94 Collingwood Street or call them on 548 4089 to reserve your table.

Computer Troubleshooters are celebrating 7 years of providing professional computer support in the Nelson region and still part of a 500 business worldwide franchise. Protecting your computer from security threats is vital and with the termination of support for Windows XP SP3 and Office 2003 on the 8th April 2014 your computer will be more vulnerable. This means that you will not receive security updates or any support for windows XP and office 2003 at all from Microsoft. To eliminate this threat your computer needs to be upgraded to the current Microsoft Windows and Office packages. April 2014 may seem like a long time away but if you leave the upgrade to the last minute you may have problems receiving fast support for the changeover. The small but professional team at Computer Troubleshooters will be happy to help you, so stop in and see them at 14b Vanguard Street for everything to do with computer sales and support. Computer troubleshooters are also business specialists, and their Business Arm, CT Business Solutions, has the right packages for your organisation, no matter what the size, saving you valuable time and reducing your stress! The team can offer the right advice for your computer needs including devirusing, setting up software and transferring files. Take the hassle out of your IT and call the team today. CT – Technology Solved.

After growing up in Nelson, Rob Fitchett has returned to join his father John in practice at Rout Milner Fitchett.

Together with Nicola Grimes and Craig Morice, and very experienced Legal Executive Shirley Taylor, Rout Milner Fitchett offers you a wide range of legal services.

Rob commenced his law degree at Otago University in 2005. After finishing his degree, and some overseas travel, Rob joined a top tier law firm in Wellington where Robert Fitchett he specialised in banking and finance, work which included advising all five of New Zealand’s major retail banks. Although his main focus was commercial law, at Rout Milner Fitchett Rob is involved in a wide range of legal work including house purchases, commercial conveyancing and leases; and all the sort of work that the traditional “family lawyer” attended to. He does not act on criminal matters – but can refer you to those with the appropriate skills. So if you are buying your first house, and want someone of your generation to talk you through the complications and pitfalls, or if you have some other problem requiring a legal brain: contact Rob on 548 0064 or by e-mail to rob@rmf-law.co.nz, Mike and the team at HomeTech Solatube Nelson can add natural light to your darkened room or house. Installing a Solatube Daylighting System will capture daylight in a small roof top dome and then redirect it down a reflective tube that delivers clean white light to inside space. The Solatube Systems breakthrough sustainable technology ensures that consistent light is evenly distributed into the inside space without using any electricity, resulting in lower power bills and being easier on the environment. The Solatube Daylighting System comes with a 10 year warranty and Mike offers a further 10 year warranty on the installation of the product. The system and the installation of the product is the only BRANZ Appraised Tubular Skylight option in New Zealand ensuring a quality product with professional installation. If you feel your home could do with more natural light then simply contact Mike on 0800 SOLATUBE (765 288) for a free in home evaluation to assess your dark rooms. Mike also carries his stock in his van, so he may be able to install it then and there. But remember, Mike and the team at HomeTech Solatube are professionals in their field and if it is not installed by HomeTech, then it is not a genuine Solatube Daylighting System.

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Monday, June 17 At 11.15am a 23 year old woman was arrested for common assault. At 11.20am a 46 year old man was arrested for possessing an objectionable publication. A 23 year old man was arrested at 5.30pm for possessing a cannabis plant and theft.

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St John begin appeal week St John is offering free emergency ambulance service in return to everyone that joins its supporter scheme.

Because St John is a charity, it relies on donations and fundraising to deliver its services and area executive officer Sarah McCabe says the scheme is the perfect way to support St John as all the money will stay in the community.

"If you're a supporter, no matter where you go in New Zealand and you need the ambulance, you will be covered," she says.

Recognised most for its ambulance service, St John also provides first aid coverage at public events, a health shuttle that transports people to and from healthrelated appointments, a telephone friendship service for the community, youth programmes and ‘Friends of the Emergency Department’ which gives comfort to patients in Nelson Hospital.

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Tuesday, June 18 At 12.44pm an 18 year old man was arrested for shoplifting after an incident on St Vincent St. Wednesday, June 19 A 26 year old woman was arrested for disorderly behaviour after an incident at Hardy St East.

Thursday, June 20 There were two reports of shoplifting, one at 4.45pm on Haven Rd and the other at 7.07pm on Muritai St. Friday, June 21 At 9.57am a 40 year old woman was arrested for common assault in a domestic incident. At 11.26am a 23 year old man was arrested for using a forged document and receiving stolen property. At 1.05pm a 43 year old man was arrested for disorderly behaviour. A 51 year old man was arrested for shoplifting after an incident on St Vincent St at 1.50pm. At 4.40pm a 37 year old man was arrested on four counts of burglary. At 10pm a 20 year old man was arrested for wilful damage. At 10.20pm an 18 year old man was arrested for disorderly behaviour.

Saturday, June 22 At 12.30am a 23 year old woman was arrested for common assault. At 12.46m a 29 year old man was arrested for unlawfully getting onto a motorcycle after an incident on Hardy St. A 32 year old man was arrested for possessing a needle or syringe for drug use. At 5.10pm a 56 year old man was arrested for common assault and contravening a protection order. At 7.08pm a 53 year old man was arrested for obstructing police and assaulting police. A 36 year old man was arrested for disorderly behaviour.

Sunday, June 23 At 12.10am a 45 year old man was arrested for disorderly behaviour. At 12.45am a 20 year old man was arrested for a breach of the liquor ban after an incident on Bridge St. At 1.25am a 24 year old man was arrested for wilful damage.

At 21 year old woman was arrested at 2am for disorderly behaviour. At 3.20am a 22 year old woman was arrested for a breach of the liquor ban on Bridge St. At 3.47am a 28 year old man was arrested for disorderly behaviour after an incident on Rutherford St.

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TUESDAY 25 June 2013

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Nelson reach final for the second year Phillip Rollo

Nelson second five David Havili leaves defenders in his wake during Saturday's Tasman Trophy semi final at Trafalgar Park. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

ferent playing field. They beat us quite easily in the first round so I would've thought they'd be quite confident going into it."

Peter highlighted Tasman Makos lock Alex Ainley as Wanderers' biggest asset along with backs Sione Holani, Trael Joass and Kerehama Barrett.

Nelson's season was always going to be a battle when factoring in the number of injuries and departures from last year's championship winning campaign. But the injury toll is still mounting with Mitchell out for the season with a broken jaw while last year's captain Craig Moore will be attending a wedding and will miss the match. "It's tough but it's just how this season has been for us really.

We're like two steps forward, three steps back every week we seem to get a major injury."

While the time and venue of the fixture is unconfirmed, it is likely to be at Trafalgar Park on Saturday at 3pm.

Nelson has a chance to defend the Bayleys Tasman Trophy this weekend, earning a date in the finals with Wanderers.

It is the second time in as many years that Galbraith Nelson will contest the competition's final, having surpassed top Blenheim side Central 24-10 at Trafalgar Park on Saturday.

Nelson got off to a perfect start with hooker Mitchell Thwaites and fly half James Lash scoring first half tries. But the side would only add more points from the boot of David Havili as conditions restricted a fast flowing game.

Speaking ahead of the final, Nelson coach Peter Grigg is well aware of the strengths Wanderers possess, as the side is currently undefeated this season and says his side's playoff experience would not count for much.

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Josh Pace had a season high 35 points as the Fico Finance Nelson Giants avoided a potential banana skin on Saturday night.

Having finally woken from their slumber late in the game, the Nelson Giants went on a 24-7 run to topple bottom of the table Super City Rangers 97-84 in a closer than expected fixture.

Giants coach Liam Flynn got a chance to unleash the squad's youngsters late in the fourth quarter, after the big guns saved face, turning the 69-65 third quarter score into an unassailable lead.

When asked post-match whether the Rangers were better than its NBL position says, or whether the Giants just weren't feeling it on Saturday, Liam was quick to confirm "it was a bit of both".

"They play hard, they never take possession off and we were sloppy with the ball. They also shot from the three point line better than they have all season and we shot it worse," he says.

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"But a win is a win so we'll take it and move on."

It was a frustrating night for the fans, who watched as fast break after fast break resulted in a turnover.

"You got to nail your opportunities on the fast break and a lot of our turnovers came when it was broken play. You got to get those easy points, it's fair to say we were sloppy with the ball tonight."

But the crowd was finally able to come alive in the fourth quarter, watching a clinical 28 point performance while the Rangers were restricted to just 19.

"I don't know what the stats were for turnovers in the fourth quarter but I'm sure they were better and I think we defended the paint better."

Josh's 35 point haul, combined with 17 rebounds, made him an obvious choice for man of the

match while fellow import Erron Maxey also had a significant contribution with 23 points.

Liam says it was "great" to give young players Angus Riley, Zeb Lovell and debutant Akira Marsters game time in the dying stages of the game with Akira also managing to score his first points for the team. The trio finished the match along with Sam Dempster and Rory Fannon. "They work really hard during the week and it's great that they get the reward and get on the floor."

The Giants take on the Hawke's Bay Hawks and the defending champions Wellington Saints this weekend before returning to face the Southland Sharks in the final home game of the season.

Nelson has already sealed a spot in the playoff series which is being held in Napier this year which means no team will have home court advantage. The only side outside of the top four that still has a slim chance of reaching the playoffs is the Manawatu Jets.

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19 local players involved in football national training centre Nelson youth football is booming and the skills gained at tio of Nelson players in the National Training Centre is grassroots grades are being further recognised at regional one in three, and that’s very promising.” and national levels. Nelson Bays junior football currently Nelson’s top young players attending the training centres has 19 young players involved with the National Training Centre. These players were selected from their time at the Football Training Centres held in Nelson of which 60 young Nelson players attended. There are three National Training Centre locations in New Zealand, two in the North Island and one in the South Island ranging from 13th to 16th grade players. The National Training Centres provide New Zealand’s best young players with the opportunity to make national age group teams while training in a professional e nv i r o n m e n t .

Football Development Officer George Campnelson’s top players a part of the national training centre bell is pleased with the quality of talent are provided with high quality coaching and are educatKonan Hey representing Nelson. “If ed in sports science to further develop their ability and you look at the num- mentality towards the game. Players are tested in areas bers, we do better than like speed, flexibility and recovery while given advice on RutheRfoRd hotel any other region, the ra- nutrition, sleep and injury prevention. The centre enables NelsoN

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the players to develop the knowledge of what makes a top football player in a professional environment. The young players are provided with expert coaching right through from their local club teams to rep teams and then into the Football and National Training Centres. At the training centres the players attend eighty training sessions over the year held by a range of top coaches. “There is the opportunity for lots of personal input from various coaches, which is a great way to develop a young player,” says George.

The dream of playing at a world cup could be the reward for some of these young local players. Training Centres are linked to world cup years and the development of potential players. Recognising these players and focusing on them through constant observation provides great preparation for future National players. “It gives the players a good grounding and provides the opportunity for national selectors to locate where the talent is,” says George.

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Suburbs hold onto top spot Ben Wright added two more goals to his season tally as the powerful forward kept AMI Nelson Suburbs on top of the Mainland Premier League standings by beating Halswell United 2-0 on Sunday.

With Suburbs scheduled to play its game on Sunday, the side had already shifted back down to third place prior to kickoff as both Cashmere Technical and Ferrymead Bays recorded wins the day before.

But the side's title credentials remain intact after a comfortable

victory which saw Coey Turipa keep his eighth clean sheet of the campaign with the defensive line looking impossible to break down yet again. Right back Sam Ayers had one of his strongest performances since returning from overseas while Neil Connell and Mark Johnston put in notable shifts at the back. Ben now has eight goals this season.

Nelson Suburbs will face Nomads United in Christchurch this weekend.

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Rival Cougars player Renee Bouzaid juggles the ball in the rain on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Rival Cougars win in the rain The rain was definitely the dominant factor in Nelson Netball on Saturday, so much so only senior grades were played at Saxton Courts.

Conditions were far from perfect for the 10am round when Rival Cougars met Waimea College B. To their credit both teams played good, steady, wet weather netball – short chest passes were the order of the day which eliminated dropped ball and footwork calls.

The teams could not be separated at the first break (9 all) or the second (16 all). Rival’s shooters Kelly Jenkins and Renee Bouzaid had the perfect record for the first half when they did not miss a shot, while Waimea’s shooters matched the conversion tally they did not match

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the accuracy.

Rival played steady netball through the court, treasuring possession with Dana Weir and Lisa Thompson working hard to provide quality ball to their shooters. Dana displayed nice vision for precision feeds.

Lauren Heaphy was industrious at goal defence while the tall timber in goal keep, Renee McConanchie and Jasmin Price, toiled, to rebound strongly and deny Waimea the second opportunity.

Waimea had their nose in front by a solitary goal going into the final quarter, however a display of some long range shooting in

difficult conditions by Kelly saw Rival claim a 33-28 victory.

GRADE 2: A blanket could be thrown over the six teams competing in Grade 2 when each of the three games had only a four goal margin.

Richmond Red could have expected a win, having been relegated from Grade 1, however Jacks Red put up a great fight before going down 27-31.

Nayland College repeated their performance from the previous week when they accounted for Garin College Hangar 58 25-21.

Promoted Stoke Accessman played a structured game to take a 30-26 win over Suburban Blue.

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Nelson Suburbs forward Alex Ridsdale in action during Sunday's 2-0 victory over Halswell United. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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FLORAL CLASSES at Founders Park July/August for program, booking form & info please contact katrinlilla@hotmail. com or 021 0200 0575 join us on facebook- Floral Classes Nelson ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS & Intermediate Level students. A fun & practical 10 week course for both levels in the basics of Italian pronunciation & communication-with a dash of culture & music. Weds at Club Italia, 9 Trafalgar St. Beginners7pm, Intermediate-8pm. Next sessions begin 26 June. Bookings required. For enrolments or info contact Joe Rifici 545-6046 YOGA IN ATAwHAI: Clifton Terrace School, Mon & Wed Evenings 7- 8:30pm (term time only) $12. All levels welcome, experienced teacher. For more info please call Sue 03 5452565 or 0279 446492 email sue@wellbeingworldonline.com 20% OFF ALL STOCK at Save the Children Shop 38 Halifax St until 30 June.

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TRIVIA QUIZ NIGHT: Sat 13 July, Guppy Park Hall, Nelson. Rewa Ladies Hockey Club invite you to our 2013 fundraiser.

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CARDS 500 Mon 1-4pm. Hearing house, 354 Trafalgar Sq, Nelson. Afternoon tea included $2 donation. Very limited parking Ph John 545 9304 or Rose 545 8695 GET COOKING Learn how to cook healthy food on a budget, no experience necessary. Mon 9-11.30am 13 May-24 June. 16yrs + $2 per session. Victory Community Centre THE NAYLAND BADMINTON CLUB: Stoke Memorial Hall, Weds Juniors(8-12years), 4-5.30pm. Seniors(1318years), 5.30-7pm. Incl. warm up, coaching & organised games. Racquets & shuttlecocks provided. $4 casual or $35 per term. Aimee 545 6518 or Sue 547 2484.

FREE wEEKLY A/HOURS NURSING CLINIC Tues 5.30-8pm. Checks, assessments, info, blood pressure, minor illness, for other services. Victory Community Health Centre 2 Totara St. 546 8385 INNER wHEEL Friendship Fun and involvement in your local community. For details phone Sharon 5448312 BADMINTON Trafalgar Badminton Club plays on Mon, Nelson College for Girls' gym, Rutherford St/Bronte St. corner. Juniors 6-7.30pm, Seniors 7.30-9pm Martin 5489710. All abilities welcome.

FRIDAY NIGHT INDOOR BOwLS Try it at St Andrews Upper Songer St Stoke 7pm Friday evenings. Non competitive a good social activity Ph 547 3329 NELSON CAMERA CLUB Meets 2nd & 4th Mon each month at Nelson Netball Clubrooms Saxton Field Pavilion Stoke.

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New members welcome. Contact Fred 5483541, Brian/Kay 5450542 SCOTTISH DANCING: The Nelson club dance every Thurs 7.45pm at the YMCA, 156 Toi Toi St, Nelson. No partner needed, wear comfortable clothes and soft shoes. For more call Kelly 547-5721.

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$13,980 FoRD MonDeo zeTeC HaTCH 2007

Are you finding it hard to find a car with enough interior room for those lanky teenagers of yours, then this is definatley for you. The interior space in these is amazing. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s powered by a 2.3 litre motor and is automatic. It also has 6 airbags, ABS brakes, traction control, CD, cruise control, climate air conditioning, factory alloys, remote locking and a towbar.

NZ NEW

$11,980

HoLDen ViVa WaGon 2008

MazDa 6 GSX auTo 2005

These are in my opinion one of the best family cars on the market today. The interior has an amazing amount of space for passengers and has 8 airbags. It’s powered by a 2.3 litre chain driven motor and is automatic with tiptronic option. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It also has ABS brakes, CD, electric windows and mirrors, cruise control, remote locking, factory alloys.

NZ NEW

NZ NEW

HoLDen baRina HaTCH 2009

Is fuel economy top of your list but still good looks and plenty interior space are a must, then here we go. This is NZ new and had 1 owner. Powered by a 1600cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in immaculate condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloys, roof spoiler and remote locking.

$6,980

ToyoTa aLTezza GiTa WaGon 2001

Want a sporty wagon that’s also an ideal family wagon? Well this is it. Powered by a 3.0 litre motor and is automatic with a paddle shift. All the features you would expect from a sports wagon. This is fantastic on the open road and handles like a dream. It’s also in extremely tidy condition.

NZ NEW

HoLDen CoMMoDoRe beRLina 1999

Are you in the market for a roomy family car that can also tow the boat or caravan? Well this could be it. It’s NZ new and only done 143km. Powered by a 3.8 litre V6 motor and is automatic. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has airbags, climate air conditioning, ABS brakes, CD, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, cruise control, tinted glass, boot spoiler and a towbar.

NZ NEW

NZ NEW

$15,980 ToyoTa CoRoLLa GL WaGon 2007

Are you in the market for a low km NZ new wagon? Check this out. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. Powered by an 1800cc motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, air conditioning, electric front windows and mirrors and a CD.

$14,980

$9,980

niSSan MaXiMa Si 2009

If you are in the market for a Ford Falcon or a Holden Commodore, then you should do yourself a favour and test drive a Maxima. They also have plenty of power, comfort and heaps of interior room. This one is NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a grunty 3.5 litre V6 and is automatic with tiptronic option. The interior is in very tidy condition.

It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, climate air conditioning, cruise control, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, factory 16 inch alloys and a towbar.

MiTSubiSHi DaiManTe eS 2004

This is your chance to grab a BARGAIN. This car is NZ new.

Would be an ideal family car. It’s powered by a 3.5 litre V6 and is automatic. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, electric windows and mirrors, climate air conditioning, cruise control, towbar, 15 inch Avanti alloys and a boot spoiler.

These Falcon XR6’s are always super popular and a good cross between your everyday family car and your weekend sports car. This is NZ new and has had 2 owners. The interior is in tidy condition and has full black leather. It also has airbags, ABS brakes, cruise control, CD, remote locking, towbar, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloys, kit and spoiler.

NZ NEW

$17,980 FoRD TeRRiToRy 7 SeaTeR 2005

Most people just love their 7 seater Ford Territory’s because they are so handy for towing and can seat the kids and their mates with no worries. Powered by a 4.0 litre 6 cylinder motor and is automatic with tiptronic option and is AWD. The interior is in tidy condition.It also has 6 airbags, ABS brakes, air conditioning, cruise control, remote locking, CD, electric windows and mirrors, towbar and reversing censors.

niSSan CaRaVan 5 DooR Van 2005

If you can’t quite afford a brand new car but would be happy with a late model NZ new hatch that’s like new, then take a peek at this. It’s powered by a peppy 1600cc motor and is automatic. The interior is very spacious and in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, 6 airbags, CD, air conditioning, electric front windows and mirrors and a roof spoiler.

niSSan MiCRa ST HaTCHbaCk 2009

If you don’t want to be a sheep and drive the same old car as everybody else, then take a peak at this. This is NZ new and had 1 lady owner. It has the unique look and great slyle. Its powered by a 1400cc chain driven motor and is automatic.

The interior is in immaculate condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, CD, climate air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors and keyless entry.

NZ NEW

$13,980

$6,980 HoLDen CoMMoDoRe ManuaL 1995

If you are looking for something a little special to own and drive, then here we go. This is a Commodore Executive and has had only 1 owner from new. It’s only travelled 140km. It’s powered by a 3.8 litre V6 and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in immaculate condition. It also has central locking, electric mirrors.

NZ NEW

Here is a practical 2WD diesel flatdeck ute. It’s NZ new and powered by a 2.5 litre diesel motor. The interior is tidy but does have some wear on the seat. It also has a 3 side drop wooden deck, CD and a towbar.

NZ NEW

FoRD MonDeo WaGon 2007

Its hard to find a good mid range wagon these days with such low kms and plenty of luggage space and interior passenger room. Well this wagon has all of the above and much more. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a 2.0 litre motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, 6 airbags, CD, Cruise control, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking and roofrack.

$9,980 ToyoTa CoRoLLa FieLDeR WaGon 2004

This is your chance to buy one of New Zealand’s most popular wagons. Ideal for any family. Powered by a peppy 1500cc motor and is automatic. It has air bags, ABS and tints, great value.

$18,980

Are you wanting a diesel SUV with a MANUAL transmission for towing the boat, horsefloat or caravan? Well check this out. It’s NZ new and had 3 owners. It’s powered by a 3.0 litre diesel turbo and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition and has seating for 7 people. It also has airbags, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloys, running boards and a towbar.

NZ NEW

$13,980

Are you sick of working for the man and looking for a first tradesmens van to go out on your own? Well this could be for you. Powered by a 3.0 diesel and is automatic. Roof rack and tow bar, ready to go to work.

Are you wanting to buy a sporty yet practical, low km NZ new hatch? I suggest you come and take a look at this one. It’s had 1 owner from new. Powered by a zappy 1500cc motor and is auto. The interior is spacious and in immaculate condition. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, factory alloys and a roof spoiler.

NZ NEW

ToyoTa pRaDo RV ManuaL 2001

ToyoTa HiaCe DieSeL Van 2001

Are you a tradesman looking to update your current van? Well this is ideal with 5 doors for easy access. Powered by a 3.0 litre turbo diesel and automatic. Fold up rear seat, tints, alarm, central locking and tow bar. Just load up and go to work.

MazDa 2 SpoRT 2009

FoRD FoCuS HaTCH auTo 2011

$15,980

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NZ NEW

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NZ NEW

MiTSubiSHi L300 SWb Van 2003

This wagon has a surprising amount of interior space and 10 airbags. So if you don’t want a large station wagon but still want heaps of space for luggage and the family, then this is for you. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a 1600cc chain driven motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, ESP, CD, climate air conditioning, multi airbags, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, factory alloys and a roofrack.

MazDa b2500 FLaTDeCk 1997

NZ NEW

bMW X5 DieSeL M/SpoRT 2009

If you are a electrician looking to update your van or a tradesman looking to step up to a low km van, then look at this. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a 2.4 litre motor and is 5 speed manual. The interior is very tidy. It also has CD, nudgebar, roofrack, rear shelving and trays, towbar and alloy rear light guards.

HyunDai i30 WaGon 2009

Are you one of those commuters that has a long daily drive and your weekly fuel account is killing your budget? Well I suggest you look at this. It’s powered by a fuel effecient 2.0 litre diesel motor and is automatic. It has a fuel rating of 6.8 litres per 100km which will make your trips to the gas station a lot less frequent. The interior is in very tidy condition. It’s NZ new and had 1 owner. It also has ABS brakes, cruise control, remote locking, CD, climate air conditioning, 6 airbags and electric windows and mirrors.

$6,000

FoRD FaLCon bF2 XR6 2007

$5,980

$57,980

$13,980

$14,980

HoLDen CRuze CD DieSeL 2009

NZ NEW

$16,980

MazDa RX-8 Coupe 2004

This is probably the BEST all round SUV on the market for sale today. These are very happy commuting but are also a very capable sports wagon and an awesome tow wagon.

It’s AWD and is the Motorsport model which has all of the go fast and performance enhancements from BMW. This has just been imported from the UK and has all of the service history from new. The interior is trimmed in Nevada black leather and also has Idrive for customising the climate control and entertainment system. It also has adaptive xenon lights, self levelling suspension, cruise control with braking function, auto dipping interior and exterior mirrors, rain sensing wipers, push button start, auto handbrake and tinted glass.

HoLDen CoMMoDoRe CaLaiS 2001

An oldy but still a goody. This has been in the same Nelson family from new. This is the luxury model of the Commodore range. Powered by a grunty 3.8 litre V6 and is auto. The interior is in very tidy condition and has full grey leather.

It also has 4 airbags, ABS brakes, traction control, cruise control, 10 disc CD, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking with 2 keys, factory alloys, and a towbar.

NZ NEW

$9,980 If you want to buy a sports coupe that looks a little funky and is fun to drive, then this is for you. It’s powered by Mazda’s good old rotary motor and is automatic with manual paddle shift option. The interior is in immaculate condition and has seating for 4 passengers. It also has ABS brakes, airbags, climate air conditioning, 6 disc CD, electric windows and mirrors and 16 inch factory alloys.

NZ NEW

NZ NEW

$10,980

$12,980

$16,980

$8,980 Are the 3 things on TOP of your shopping list, under $10,000, roomy interior, late model and NZ new. If thats a BIG yes then this is worth a look. It is NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a peppy 1800cc motor and is automatic with tiptronic option. It had the cambelt changed at 62km. The interior as well as being very spacious is in tidy condition. It also has 4 airbags, CD, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, factory alloys, remote locking and roof rails.

NZ NEW

NZ NEW

ToyoTa pRaDo 8 SeaTeR TX 1997

Is the family expanding and now you need an 8 seater? Well this could solve ALL of your needs. It’s the TX model which is the higher spec of the Toyota Prado diesel models. It’s powered by a grunty 3.0 litre turbo diesel and is automatic. This has enough grunt to tow the boat, caravan or your horsefloat. It also has airbags, electric windows and mirrors, climate air conditioning, alloys, roofrack, nudgebar and a towbar.

NZ NEW

HyunDai TuCSon aWD ManuaL 2005

$20,980

Are you an outdoors type who loves getting off the beaten track but needs the safety of an AWD so not to be getting stuck? If the answer is YES then this is for you. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s powered by a peppy 2.0 litre motor and is 5 speed manual. It also 4WD lock and traction control. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has airbags, CD, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, towbar, factory alloys, air conditioning and roofrails.

If you are in the market for a well specked 4WD with lowish kms then this could be it. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s the SDX 4WD Double Cab which was the top spec model in 2004.

It’s powered by a 2.5 litre turbo diesel and is 5 speed manual.

The interior is in tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, CD, air conditioning, airbags, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, running boards, factory alloys and a towbar.

MazDa bounTy SDX D/Cab 2004

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