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phone, hauled from Nelson to Africa, and play Stardust to his fellow troops. At the height of WWII, it was just his way of lightening the mood. Maurice, now 98, was stationed

in Egypt. “I had been an entertainer all my life,” says Maurice, who now resides in Stoke. “I’ve been a bandsman since I was eight-years-old.” So, it was no different during war.

“I’ve always played.” Tomorrow morning Maurice will be among the hundreds of others paying their respects at the dawn service at Anzac Park. This time his eldest grandson will also be

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“No I’m not going. If I had someone who had an affiliation with it I would go. I’ve been with my grandparents but I just don’t have that connection with it anymore.”

“I’m probably going to go although I’m not sure where it is this year. It doesn’t personally mean a lot to me.”

“I’m not going but it does mean something to me. My grandad was in France during the war.”

“No I’m not going to go, it’s too early.”

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FROM PAGE 1 Which is exactly why Maurice volunteered for the army as a 20-year-old in 1940. “I was quite prepared for it and the boys I went to Nelson College with would all be talking about if they were going to join the air force or army or be sailors. We all had different ideas.” He says there was no notion of being hungry to go to war. “It was just about being loyal to your country and doing your part. That was all I was interested in.” He became a driver mechanic in Egypt – shuttling supplies back and forth from an ever-shifting frontline in the desert. “It was good in the desert as it didn’t affect civilians,” he says. But it was a still a bleak life. Maurice fought in the battle of El Alemain and in 2012 he headed back there for the 70th anniversary of the war. “It was wonderful to go back and see the area you were involved in … but it was

Dawn Service Anzac Park, Nelson: 5:30am - parade form up at Millers Acre 5:45am - march to Anzac Park 6am - service commences at Anzac Park – concludes approx 7am Guest speaker Major General Tim Gall Commander Joint Forces NZ Nelson City Council Sponsored Service: 9am - WWI Memorial Church Hill – duration 30 mins approx Maurice playing his saxophone during World War 2. Photo: Supplied. desolate.” When he came back from the war he married his first wife Molly and had a child. He became a meter reader for the Nelson City Council and ended up becoming the pay chief. “It’s been a very happy life for me.” And occasionally he still plays Stardust, too.

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A Nelson health promotion organisation says a proposed new off-license liquor store for Stoke will do more harm than good, and is urging people to object to Nelson City Council by next Wednesday. The Blackbull Liquor chain has applied for a license to operate the new bottle store at 201 Songer St, seven days a week from 9am to 10pm. If the license is approved, it will become the seventh offlicense within a 1.5 km radius, with the others being the Turf Hotel, Turf Liquorland, Stoke Liquorland, Countdown, New World and McCashins. The site, next to the Mad Butcher, is also within walking distance of five schools, as well as pre-schools, a toy library, sports stadium, community hall and several parks and reserves. Rosey Duncan, a health promoter at Health Action Trust, says that another low-priced, easily accessible liquor store in Stoke will only contribute to alcohol-related harm in the community. “The more alcohol sales outlets, the easier it is for people to purchase alcohol,” says Rosie.

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would object to another offlicense in the area. “Stoke is currently experiencing some challenging behaviour from some younger people. Opening a new store selling cheap RTDs until 10pm is unlikely to help that situation. “Under the current rules, the best chance people have to stop it is to convince the licensing committee that it would have a negative impact on the neighbourhood.” Anyone wanting to object to the application has until 2 May, and can do so via Nelson City Council’s website, emailing r e g u l at o r y @ n c c . g o v t . n z , writing to Alcohol Licensing, PO Box 645, Nelson 7010, or by visiting Civic House, 110 Trafalgar St.

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It was June 1976 when Phil McIntosh got the call. Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody had just gone gold, Mel Courtney was Nelson’s MP and 23-year-old Phil had just landed a new job as the assistant caretaker at the Stoke Memorial Hall. Forty-two years on and Phil is still mowing lawns for Nelmac, and it’s pretty hard to fathom the amount of grass he’s collected in his catcher. But the dedicated worker is turning 65 next month and will be handing over the keys to his trusty Walker mower on 18 May. Once a lolly maker at Griffins and then a forestry worker, Phil says he was pleased for a career change. “Back in 1976 the work came under the Nelson council, until it changed to Nelmac in 1995,” he says. After his stint in Stoke, Phil went on to look after the tennis courts and croquet lawns on Halifax St. “Then I went back onto mowing again, followed by a garden-

Nelmac worker Phil McIntosh is retiring after 42 years of service. Photo: Andrew Board. ing round, then back onto the mowing. Now I’ve been doing my round for around 30 years,” he says. This includes mowing Anzac Park, Queens Gardens, Melrose House, Miyazu, Broadgreen Gardens and some private jobs. “I also do all the pensioner cot-

tages and some work at the marina, and over the year’s we’ve been located all over Nelson, including Vickerman St, the old fire station, Haven Rd and now Bullen St in Tahunanui. “So I’ve been around,” he says. His mowing career has had him working 12 hour days in the busy

periods and he’s seen “quite a few” people come and go, had a few breakdowns and mown over some “interesting” objects. “It’s changed a lot. The mowing crew was a lot smaller than what it is now. Overall it’s got bigger, the use of technology and the way we do timesheets – but that’s an-

other story.” Phil has just taken six weeks annual leave to “practice” getting used to retirement. “I’m looking forward to it. We’ve got a campervan and we’re planning on doing some overseas trips and a cruise and I can spend more time with my grandson.” He says there are plenty of things he’s loved about the job. “It’s been good outside work, there’s variation and they just let you get on with it. He also says it’s been rewarding. “I always get people coming up and making nice comments. We were edging along the Maitai riverbank last week and the comments you get there – it’s fantastic and makes you feel better.” But it’s the people that have made the job for him, and he says he’ll never forget the way the staff looked after him when his son passed away in 1996. “They’ve been marvellous. I’ve enjoyed the people I’ve worked with - they’re a good bunch. The banter has been good. You give them rubbish and they throw it straight back. “It’s been as good as gold.”

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Container development stalls after ‘red tape’ delays Charles Anderson

The local developer behind trying to build a shipping container mall on Bridge St says he is close to giving up on the idea after excessive red tape and bureaucracy threatens to make it too difficult to bring to life. Galen King first proposed Kirby Lane in 2016 and hoped it would soon become a new laneway precinct in the heart of Nelson - complete with boutique shops, cafés, eateries, coworking space, event spaces, offices and even a children’s playground. But in his submission to the city’s Long Term Plan (LTP),

Galen says the project has stalled after “onerous requirements” around fire safety and seismic strengthening did not make the costs possible to bear. Instead, Galen went ahead and surfaced the laneway so some vehicles can still park on it and to create a “canvas” for future development. While he says he is grateful for many of the Nelson City Council staff and councillors who have been “fantastic, enthusiastic, encouraging and supportive”, the “bureaucracy and red tape of the resource management plan and the building code have put road block after road block in our way”.

Submissions on the LTP closed yesterday and one of the main focuses of it was trying to create a “smart little city” that promoted a “healthy, vibrant and thriving CBD”. The plan’s discussion document reads: “We want our city centre to enrich and build our local culture - the bustling meeting place for everyone who lives, works and visits here.” Galen is now leading this project from afar as he has moved with his young family to New York City for a few years. “At times, I have to question why I’m continuing to pour my heart, energy, and money into this small

project back in Nelson. It all just feels too hard. We are close to giving up on the container idea.” He says that perhaps there are better ways to create micro retail spaces and shipping containers aren’t the best medium after all. However, he says the vision for the project has always been to be simple, cost-effective, welldesigned, and unpretentious. “I never wanted it to become a massive development.” Galen says he is keen to support and encourage small businesses and is open to having events and food carts in the space – or even moving the Nelson Farmers Market there.

But he says the project needs support from the council to make this happen. “It is just too hard jumping through hoops for a project that really is small in scale and, frankly, difficult to justify economically.” Galen says he is not necessarily asking for funding although it looks more likely that Kirby Lane will be more of a community project than an economic development. “We are pushing ahead despite all the bump and roadblocks, but it would be nice if this final phase was a little smoother. Or the risk is that nothing happens. And that would be a shame.”

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Mother ‘forever victimised’ by man who killed daughter A Nelson mother whose daughter was killed by a man while in witness protection says she will be “forever victimised” by the legacy he has wrought. Jordan Young, a man with many aliases, was jailed for five years for manslaughter after causing a crash that killed 20-year-old Debbie Ashton near Nelson in 2006. Last week, he was refused parole for a fourth time, relating to separate burglary charges. Speaking from her Nelson home Judy Ashton, Debbie’s mother, said she was pleased to hear Young had been denied parole. “Since he went away for Debbie’s death this is probably his third go at going back in [to prison] and

out again. "How many chances do you give a person? You look at his history of Jordan Young. convictions Photo/File. and charges and it’s pages long.” She said his past offending indicated he would constantly be a risk to society. “I doubt he will ever change his spots. I can’t see it. I’m very sceptical that he will come out and not re-offend again.” Young appeared before the Parole Board this month where it was heard he had an eight-page criminal history

for offences ranging from dishonesty convictions to serious drug-related offending and manslaughter. He was jailed for manslaughter under the name Jonathan Barclay after Debbie Ashton died in a head-on crash in December 2006. He had been freed on parole in July that year, having served jail time for burglary and dishonesty offences, and was relocated to Nelson with a new identity under a police witness protection programme. That October he was convicted of serious driving offences under his real name. He was caught drink-driving just days later and could have been jailed but was instead treated as

a first-time offender because the court didn’t know he was using a new identity. The Debbie Ashton. f o l l o w i n g Photo/File. month he killed Debbie Ashton after his car became airborne doing 160km/h on the wrong side of the road in a 45km/h zone. He was freed in April 2011 and moved to Hawke’s Bay under the name Jordan Ubertek. In August 2012 he was the driver of a BMW which turned in front of a truck in Hawke’s Bay, throwing a child from the car. He was jailed for two years

after pleading guilty to three charges of causing injury while driving under the influence of a controlled drug and one charge of breaching release conditions for the expressway accident. At a previous hearing the board was concerned about his “extensive and versatile history of offending and the part that drugs have played in it”. “The Board was also concerned about his manipulative behaviour as evidenced in his repeat convictions for attempting to pervert the course of justice.” It was determined he was at a high risk of further offending and he was denied parole. Young will next come before the Parole Board in June.

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aged three months of rental figures from around the country and found that Nelson rental prices have risen to $382 per week compared $349 for the same time last year – the third highest increase in the country. NZPIF executive officer Andrew King says the situation looks likely to continue. "There have been so many cost and regulatory increases over

the last few years that it isn't a surprise that rental prices are increasing as they are." TradeMe communications advisor Millie Silvester says the number of rental listings in the Nelson Tasman region has also fallen 15 per cent since March 2017. She puts the average rent price in March at $420 compared with $400 in February. Nikayla-Grace Gleeson says she

was viewing between two and twelve houses a week for about six months and resorted to living in motels with her two children because she couldn’t find anywhere else. "They just go so fast. There are so many people looking or sometimes landlords don’t want young kids or because I am a young solo-mother. I work full-time and ended up paying $1560 a week to

live in motels. It’s just so hard.” General manager of Summit, Stewart Henry, says some are finding it increasingly difficult those with animals, or with little or no rental history, bad credit or historical tribunal cases against them. "The number of privately rented properties who would often take up these type of applicants is dwindling.”

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'ENSLAVED WORKER' ON TRAFALGAR STREET: Yasmeen Maria will be sewing bags for 16 hours at a time all week. The protest, which she has named ‘Enslaved by Demand’, aims to give people a real-time, tactile example of how chain-store clothing is made. Photo: Sara Hollyman.

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Yasmeen Maria is hunched over a sewing maching on Trafalgar St, dutifully sewing bags in apparent silence. Members of the public stop and start reading the vast array of information that sits in front of her. Yasmeen is spending this week re-creating the life of a Bangladeshi garment worker on a CBD footpath for all to see. The silent protest, which she has named ‘Enslaved by Demand’, aims to give people a realtime, tactile example of how chain-store clothing is made. Over the course of the week she plans to work 112 hours sewing fabric bags, which she will then sell to the public for a donation at the end of the week. To replicate the working conditions of Bangladeshi garment workers, she will not have the right to speak to passers-by, will be eating only rice-based meals, will not see her son and will only take three 10-minute breaks each day. "In the interest of total honesty - I will not be giving up coffee. I’m not sure if this is the week for a caffeine detox.” Yasmeen says she wants people to pressure the clothing industry to take responsibility for its exploitation of human life and its impact on the environment. "I aim to highlight the huge disproportionately between the wages workers receive and their quality of life verses the profits garnered by the corporate entities behind the industry, and accordingly, their lifestyles. I want people to think about and understand what it means to support chain-stores.” Yasmeen is sewing from 6am till 10pm every day until Saturday – a total of 16 hours a day. "I have never done anything for sixteen hours before. My back, eyes and neck hurt. "I am a little lightheaded. My hands are trembling.”

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Jonty Dine A trio of Nelson building apprentices put their tools to the test in the annual NZCB Apprentice Challenge on Saturday. Ben Oakley from Kennedy Construction, Lance Herrick from Ryan Mitchell Construction and Tom Ashley from Gary Knott/Tasman Homes were hoping to nail a children’s playhouse on Saturday and progress to the national final next month. Competitors had eight hours to construct a 1.5-metre high children’s castle playhouse, featuring a turret and working drawbridge. Apprentices were provided with durable, trade-quality timber and materials, and their structures had to meet minimum safety standards. The event was judged by Keith Langham ASAP Building Inspections LTD and Dave Gunther of Certified Builders. They assessed a range of building elements including quality of the workmanship, accuracy of measuring and cutting, assembly, and the apprentice’s ability to work to a detailed plan. Tom Ashley came out on top of the competition for having the best built playhouse. He now progresses to the final in Rotorua next month which boasts over $50,000 worth of prizes for the winner. The playhouses will be donated to local early childhood education providers.

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Congratulations: Congrats to Andrea, a young Nelson woman who works for Air New Zealand. I met this person as she and her two young children were cleaning up trash left near the Maitai River by freedom campers. Volunteering their Saturday

morning family time like this shows dedication to the environment and the community. Good on them! Dan McGuire Parents divided on mercy rule: Getting beat by a unanimous amount is all part and parcel, every player in every sport has been on both sides of the coin at least once. Kahu Goad.

year and followed by the aerial pest control operation, late last winter. I get that some people do not like the idea of poisoning animals, even though it is the only realistic way to rid the reserve of pests but the protests against the Sanctuary Trust and their hundreds of volunteers have become farcical. We know from other sanctuaries like Zealandia in Wellington, Maungatautari in the Waikato and Tiritiri Matangi in Auckland that these pest control pro-

From chapel to cafe: Went to Sunday school here in the mid 1930s when this building was a Church. Dawn Amos. What an awesome thing to do. You guys rock and I will definitely be in for coffee. Debbie Churton.

More PC b***s**t. Fact of life winning and losing. Tracy Goeddert.

Has the wow factor. Well done. Heather Waters.

We were beat 96 - 13 once. I learned a lot from that. Peter Izzard.

It looks amazing, such a work of love and craftsmanship - will be exciting to see it open. Love what you are doing to support the community. Jacqui Marshall.

The 30 point rule has been in in Chch for at least 20 years but was for

Nelson Matters I am amazed at the strange conspiracy theories some people believe. The latest was at a protest recently at the Nelson Market alleging corruption at the Cawthron Institute. It is the latest chapter in the campaign against the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary. The plans for this nature sanctuary - free of rats, stoats and possums goes back more than a decade to visionaries like Derek Shaw and David Butler. Millions of dollars were raised for the pest proof fence completed last

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grammes can be done safely and the subsequent boom in bird life is spectacular. The debate over the safety of the local pest control programme went to court three times last year and each time the judgement came down in favour of the sanctuary. The subsequent social media claims that the judges were corrupt were nutty. It was at this time that I was subject to a poison attack at the Nelson Market. The claims now are that the Cawthron Institute has fabricat-

They used to pray to God - now they pay for coffee - great to see the building put to good use – someone has seen the (lead) light. Mark Roden. I have enjoyed watching this chapel being restored. It is lovely looking now and I hope it is a prosperous business. I will certainly come in. Elaine Cullen. C ongratulations Emily! How exciting for you! Trace Taylor. Wild and white all over the world: Go Bobby-Lee. Aleisha Brunell. These look beautiful. Lauretta Haskell.

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believe the vapour from trails in the sky left by aircraft is evidence of an international plot to poison the populace. The Cawthron Institute and Brook Sanctuary Trust are nonprofit organisations that represent Nelson at its best. I despair when smart, dedicated scientists are subject to this sort of nonsense. I hope Nelsonians will dismiss the conspiracies and recognise the good these people are doing for our community. Advt.

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Veterans in their prime, an injection of young blood and an international tournament will make the local netball scene a must watch this year. The Nelson season gets underway this week with more than 3000 netballers set to take the court during the season. Nelson Netball Centre manager Lindsay Filiata says netball continues to be the biggest female participation sport in Nelson. The season will see six premier teams, 69 college, 39 senior and 46 intermediate teams compete. The senior sides will hit the court on Saturday with college kicking off on the 5th and the year fives and sixes on May 12. “By May 12, everything is up and running,” Lindsay says. The season will wrap up with the senior finals on August 26 when Stoke Sportwise will look to defend their title while Jacks OPD will be looking to go back-toback in the premier competition.

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make for an exciting dynamic. “The clubs have managed to retain some exciting young talent.” She says they will generally stick with tried and true season structure. During the season, teams will play three rounds of five games each, with an automatic promotion/rel-

egation occurring at the end of each round. When in full swing, Saturday will see 122 games played on the 18 courts at Saxton. One of the highlights on the calendar will again be the second edition of the International Super Club Tournament from 1924 August.

“It’s a massive week but it’s so much fun,” Lindsay says. During the inaugural event in 2017, the city hosted teams from Wales, Trinidad and Tobago, Fiji, South Africa and Australia. The Kiwi contingent was made up of the top three ANZ Championship sides. Teams will again take a day off during the tournament to engage with the community and attend the year five and six finals. The six sides contesting the premier competition will be Richmond, Stoke, Waimea College, Nelson College for Girls, Jacks and Prices Pharmacy. Premier netball will again run on Thursday nights starting May 12. “Prices Pharmacy and Jacks are usually the stronger teams but there has been a lot of player movement this year, so teams could look quite different,” Lindsay says. Jacks are being tipped as early favourites to defend their crown. The 2017 champions will again field a strong seven including All Black sevens player Jessica Drummond and defender Kirsty Thomson fresh from trials with the Netball Mainland Beko Netball League squad.

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Prices have most of their squad from last year at the defensive end with Dayna Whiting and Holly Chandler joining star shooters Shar Lowe and Chelsea Brooks. “They’ve got some real consistency about them.” Lindsay says Richmond will be the competition’s dark horses. “They are all ex-athletes so are just good sportspeople.” The two college teams will again be strong, making up for their lack of experience with youthful exuberance. “Waimea College have put in a lot of preseason work and it showed at the Gearaldine Hobson tournament, they had a really good hit out.” NGC have lost a lot of key year 13 members and are in a bit of a rebuilding phases but have some young stars set to shine. Stoke have a new look line-up across their entire club this year and Lindsay says it’s al-

ways exciting to see what they will put out there on game day. Because of funding issues, Mainland Netball put a huge increase on player fees this year. “We covered as much of the costs as possible, but we had to raise our fees a little bit and we were quite nervous that we were going to lose a few teams but looking at registrations that didn’t happen.” Lindsay says despite the increase, everyone is just keen to play. “People still see the value in playing netball.” Netball Nelson will also introduce a new merchandise range this season including hoodies to help engage with the community. “That’s just about making us more of a whanau and being proud of the Nelson Netball brand.” Lindsay says with so many

Jacks: 2017- Champions One to watch: Jessica Drummond is a dual international having played both touch and rugby for New Zealand. Prices Pharmacy: 2017- Runners up Ones to watch: Star shooters Shar Lowe and Chelsea Brooks are deadly accurate at the net. Stoke: 2017- Third One to watch: Goal attack Kalyssa Rasmussen has moved from Richmond Glass and will make a big difference to her new team. Richmond: 2017- Fourth One to watch: The wife of former Tall Black Phill, Kat Jones is a fierce competitor. Nelson College for Girls: 2017- Fifth One to watch: Chloe Webb is an exciting and versatile player who can play anywhere on the court. Waimea College: 2017- Sixth. One to watch: Maddie Springer. Premier Netball round one: Thursday April 26 at Saxton Stadium 6.15pm Jacks vs Richmond 6.15pm Stoke vs Nelson College for Girls 7.45pm Prices Pharmacy vs Waimea College

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The Nelson Giants will return to the court bigger and better than ever in 2018. A new coach and several new signings will mark a new start for the franchise which suffered a horror run in the NBL last year. General manager Bill Dahlberg says the side is setting their sights high this season. “We are aiming for top four which is very realistic, then once we’re there we just need to beat two teams and take it.” The Giants finished the 2017 season in sixth with a record of 4-14, however a number of new additions to the roster will see a strong squad to select

Fresh off a Bronze medal at the 2018 Commonwealth games, Finn Delany will be looking to have a season like 2017, where he averaged 18 points a game.

Community engagement will be a priority off court for the Nelson Giants this season. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport NZ from. The team has secured the signature of Tall Black captain and New Zealand Breakers star Mika Vukona for the 2018 NBL season. The 35-year-old is a five-time NBL championship winner and will be returning to Nelson where he started his career with the franchise in 2000. Bill says Mika is a fierce competitor, has a wealth of experience and will be a great mentor. The Giants have also recruited a new head coach for the 2018 season. Jamie Pearlman, who has spent the last six years in the NBL, has taken the reins from Brendon Bailey who stepped in after Alan McAughtry was sacked at the start of last season.

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kiwis.” Bill says the Giants are all about setting a platform to grow quality people and quality players. The franchise will look to re-establish their iconic brand in 2018. “There are certain brands that are instantly known, if you say you’re a Giant in New Zealand, 95% of basketballers know what you mean.” The Giants are one of the oldest basketball franchises in the country. “We were one of the starting teams and the only team that has been in the league without a stop for close to forty years.” The team will also look to get more involved in a wider cross section of the community. “That’s what the board, management, coaches and high-perfor-

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mance group want to do so that’s what’s going to happen and that’s very exciting.” Bill says there has been a huge swell of support from the community for the upcoming season. “We have sold more season tickets than ever before.” The Giants travelled to Palmerston North on Friday for a pre-season tournament. Bill says the side performed well, winning two out of their three games. The Giants started the tournament with a loss to the Rams, before beating the Sharks and the Hawks. The Giants will open their campaign against the Super City Rangers at the Trafalgar Centre on Saturday.

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Fringe set to liven up Nelson The Nelson Fringe Festival kicks off on Friday with dozens of artists set to shake up the city with more than 40 shows over 10 days. Festival director Laura Irish says the idea behind the festival is to bring local, national and international acts to the city that showcase a variety of different shows. “The word ‘fringe’ can be intimidating to people but really, in the programme, we have something for everyone. It’s only $12 a ticket so it’s really accessible and affordable – come along and try it.” The festival runs from April 27 – May 6 across two venues – the Refinery Artspace on Halifax St and Ghost Light Theatre at 146 Bridge St. “That’s just a reflection of the growth of the festival and how Nelson has really embraced it. You can no longer complain that there is nothing going on in town. This is a great reason for a night out.” She says that, if you plan it

Festival team Laura Irish, Stu Dalton and Debbie Brooks are looking forward to the fringe. Photo: Charles Anderson. their skills to the city. “Some shows have already sold out and others are well on their way.” right, you can watch five shows He says it’s going to be an excitin one evening. ing week with something go“But that might be a little in- ing on every evening and well tense.” into the night with the festival’s Marketing manager Stu Dal- dedicated ‘Fringe Bar’ – Bamton says there are artists com- boo Tiger on Bridge St. ing from all over the world and The programme can be found New Zealand – all who have online at www.nelsonfringe. heard about the festival’s repu- co.nz or by downloading the tation and are keen to bring Nelson App.

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A local football club says Nelson City Council has “let them down” by providing unsafe playing and training fields. Tahuna FC’s undersized training pitch on the Tahunanui fields is riddled with valves and man-hole covers while their playing field floods like a bowl. The club says it has been in an ongoing battle with council to bring its fields up to standard. Club administrator and premier player Beige Matuszewski says the biggest problem has always been drainage. “All it takes is half a day of rain and there's surface flooding for a good 2-3 days, so when we get that late in the week there’s almost no chance of us playing on the Saturday.”

Beige says player safety is a major issue as a storm water drain is also in the middle of the training pitch. “We have these valves all over the ground, so whenever we train we have to take cones out and cover them, so it can look like a bit of a driver’s ed course.” He says two days before the season started, they were told there were no fields available. The team were then moved to Neale Park for its opening encounter. Player and committee member Hayden Nunn says football in Nelson is being neglected. Beige says it is impossible trying to squeeze three teams on their small space which has been further shortened more by lighting. “We have an obligation to provide a safe playing environment for our players and when a game is moved there is a lot of scrambling, plus we let our sponsors down by not

being here.” Hayden says players are so keen to just play during a rainy period they will become groundsmen before game time. “There were about four or five games last year where it rained midweek. Because we just want to play footy, two hours before warm up we would bring brooms from home and sweep all the water off the surface just so we would be allowed to play.” Hayden says the club wants a “seat at the table” where its voice is given equal measure. “Our club is growing, football in Nelson is growing and we want to see that supported.” Nelson City Council acting group manager for community services Roger Ball says council tries to meet the needs of all sporting codes, making the best use of the available resources. He says Tahuna Football Club has access to one full

size playing field that doesn’t include manhole covers. “There is also a smaller (but still compliant with code regulations) field closer to the BMX track. Tahuna Football Club and Marist Rugby Club have space for training that is to be shared evenly.” Nelson city councillor and chair of the sport and recreation committee, Tim Skinner says he is well aware of the issues at Tahunanui and will be sitting down with staff to address the issues today. “Those fields are there for all recreational users, so no one code has priority.” FC Nelson are also working with council to resolve issues at Neale Park. A trench was dug through the Nelson field last week to lay a power cable which lead to football games being moved and cancelled. “FC Nelson is working with the local council and Nelson Bays football about our football fields,” the club said in a statement.

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Controversial goal scuppers Suburbs Jonty Dine A controversial late call saw Nelson Suburbs held to a 1-1 draw against Ferrymead Bays at Saxton Field on Saturday. The hosts led for the majority of the match but a controversial late goal to Ferrymead meant Suburbs finished with its third deadlock of the season. Suburbs looked the more dangerous team in the first half. Ben Wright had two early shots

at goal, one saved by keeper Max Collingwood and the other by the post. Omar Guardiola was making his first appearance for Suburbs in the 2018 Mainland Premier League and threatened throughout with his fleet footwork and speed. Suburbs were without two key members, James McClay and Alex Ridsdale, but Chester Gaskin and Eddie Sillars stepped up in defence.

The scores remained locked at 0-0 until Wright was brought down in the box and Jordan Yong nailed the ensuing penalty. Suburbs had several chances to extend their lead before the break but could not convert, Guardiola finding the keeper in the 40th minute after a beautiful cross from Wright. Suburbs goalkeeper Coey Turipa was relatively untroubled throughout the first half. The second half was much scrap-

pier with neither side able to dominate possession or territory. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, Ferrymead claimed a goal deep into the second half which the referee awarded as Suburbs stood bemused. The linesman raised his flag but, after a brief exchange with his side-line official, referee Ryan Preston awarded the goal and the match was all square at 1-1. A demoralised Suburbs team couldn’t recover and had to settle

for sharing the points. Jordan Yong says it was disappointing not to come away with the win. "I thought we were the better team today, but the pressure all over the pitch just wasn’t good enough.” Suburbs had started the season with three consecutive wins but have since suffered a loss and three draws to see them sitting fourth on the Mainland Premier League table.

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Nelson and Waimea Old Boys have established themselves as early front-runners in the NPD Tasman Trophy after each registered their second win of the season on Saturday. Stoke were making their first appearance at their home ground after spending last season at Nayland College. It wasn’t a happy homecoming however, as Nelson ran in six tries to take maximum points from their 40-20 victory over Stoke. Willy Havili again was all class for Nelson with his sharp distribution and accurate kicking bagging 20 points for the match, while Epa Alio was a constant threat out wide. Nelson took home the Ramsey/ Cowman Cup and the Robbie Dawson Cup and remain at the top of the Tasman Trophy table. At Cooks Reserve, Waimea Old Boys beat Kahurangi 37-10. Waimea winger Erenimo Tau was electric for Waimea, scoring his second consecutive brace. In other Tasman Trophy results, Marist defeated Wanderers 40-14 at Tahunanui. Marist manager Jono Mounsey

says it was a great win for his men after a heartbreaking one-point loss in the opening round. Fly halves Taine Robinson and Max Nalder both made their debuts for the club “Taine took over the kicking duties and didn’t look out of place at all for an 18-year-old playing senior footy. Other standouts for the hosts were Matty Stevenson and Jacob Norris. “Jacob comes to us from Hamilton Boys and is filling in a big hole from departing Highlander Shannon Frizell.” James Hawkey was devastating in the midfield, crashing over the chalk twice. Moutere and Renwick continued their winning ways in backing up their victorious first round efforts. Moutere claimed a 14-12 victory at Awarua Park over East Coast, who had a first round bye, while Renwick overcame a fast-finishing Central 31-28 at Lansdowne Park. Both games were all locked up at halftime. The Coasters’ best were No 8 Jack Roberton, skipper Seymour Lambert, hooker/loose forward Billy Collins, Max Freydell and Sam Westenra.

rounds. Wanderers, Waitohi and East Coast have yet to register a win. NPD Tasman Trophy Round 2 results: Nelson 40 (Willy Havili 2, Willis Scott, Navarre Harbour, Epa Alio, Isaiah Miller tries, Willy Havili 2 cons, 2 pens). Stoke 20 (Blair Prinsep, Andy Burnett, Tomas Aoake tries; Jack Grooby con, pen) Marist 40 (James Hawkey 2, Te Puoho Stephens, Isaac Laga, Matt Stevenson, Sam Briggs tries; Hawkey pen, Taine Robinson 2 con, pen). Wanderers 14 (Dan Maclaughlin, Vili Fotofili tries; Fotofili con, Jayden Woolley con) Nelson's Nick Foxley makes a break during Saturday's game against Stoke at Greenmeadows. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport.

Meanwhile, on Lansdowne Park No 6, a second half penalty to Kurt Schollum provided the final difference on the scoreboard. Both sides traded converted tries in the second spell, before Renwick pushed out to a 31-21 lead. A late converted touchdown to veteran Robbie Malneek earned the Blues a bonus point but they

came up short of a much-needed win. Best of the Green Machine were tryscorers Vaeno Bennett, and hard-working forwards Josh Holdaway and replacement Matt Paterson. Central rookies Peter Vakaloa at prop and hooker Sione Lonitonesi stood out for the home side. Nelson, Waimea and Renwick now sit at the top of the NPD Tasman Trophy table with 10 points each, Nelson with an impressive 67-point differential after two

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Sharks: We all know that Rig shark make excellent eating, but so do the school shark (tope/greyboy), firm, white flesh, perfect for fish and chips. Spiny dogfish have softer meat with a stronger taste but are quite ok if you freeze the fillets before you cook them. Yellow Eyed Mullets: These make excellent bait for a reason, they are very tasty, just fry the bigger ones in some butter (the same goes for piper). Jack Mackerel: One of my favourites, very similar to their cousin, the trevally, suitable for any kind of cooking, or even raw as sashimi, divine! The list will be continued in the next column and I’ll also include the few fish that I recommend to stay away from. Tight lines!

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