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Election signs plaster Nelson Kate Russell They’re back. On fences, at intersections and anywhere in-between. Yes, it’s local body election time and that means candidate signs, trailers and cars are in full swing.

But how effective are council candidate’s signs in grabbing the attention of potential

voters? And how many are breaking the rules? Nelson Weekly decided to find every sign possible, and put them to the test with the help three of the city’s top graphic designers.

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“It can only be better than what it is now. It has been happening in Timaru for years - why has it taken so long to happen here? It’s a great thing.”

“I think it’s a great idea.

The blue bins are never big enough to fit everything.”

“Yeah, it is good - I find the blue bins way too small.”

“We’re a retired couple and have asked the council for a smaller bin as we won’t use the big one. I think they are a good idea though, especially for big families.”

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He is also a fan of Rainey’s signage with its lettering and a Nelson City Council spokes“dinky little sunshine graphic, interesting person informed the Nelson Weekly that so Graphic Design, Allan Innes-Walker, direc- colour scheme and a professional headshot”. far there are around five candidates who have tor at HotHouse, and Andy Clover, creative Other notable mentions went to Luke Ac- had to make changes to comply. director, each gave us their top picks out of land, Ruth Copeland and Brian McGurk for “We have received a number of complaints the signs we snapped. good colour and bold font choices and Rob- regarding election signage - some of which Clear favourites between the three were: bie Kavanagh for his “eclectic circus-style ty- are justified, and some of which are not,” said mayoral candidate Pete Rainey’s a council spokesperson. pography” and bike. sign, which was the top choice for “Each complaint is followed up and Some candidates, such as Klaasz and Allan, along with curassessed against the rules. Where Paul Matheson and Derek rent councillor Matt Lawrey’s and signs are non-complying, the canShaw, don’t have their signs newbie Mike Rutledge’s signs. didate is approached and asked to up yet, while some are Klaasz says that Rainey’s distinct make changes.” choosing not to partake.

‘Rainey Nelson’ signs are “well Signs on, or attached to, vehicles are Candidate Glen Daikee thought out and original” while exempt from the sign rules, as long says he would rather see a Lawrey’s sign demonstrates a “good as they are registered and warranted. council webpage for inforAllan InnesKlaasz use of white space” and likes how he Out in Tasman, where signage rules mation about election isWalker.

Breukel. has used symbols to replace some are not as strict, Mayor Richard sues and candidates, saying words. “the cost of signs on this scale is mad, with Kempthorne’s sign was the clear winner over Alan said he “loved” Rainey’s font and was most going into landfill afterwards”.

Kit Maling’s and Maxwell Clark’s, according also drawn to Lawrey’s “sweet love heart Candidates are allowed to put up ten signs to the designers. icon”, and Rutledge’s clever Natureland-in- each, plus one at Myazu Park and one at Kempthorne’s sign got the thumbs up from spired speech-bubbles.

Bishopdale which can only be erected one both Andy and Klaasz, for being “professionAndy gave his top spot to Rutledge, for his month before the election. ally designed and for communicating what font usage, colour choice and photo.

There are strict rules around the size of the he intends to focus on”.

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Property pushes economy Statistics from the NZ Regional Economic Scoreboard shows Nelson soaring into the top four.

The economic scoreboard takes the latest quarterly regional statistics and ranks the economic performance of New Zealand’s 16 regional council areas.

Ratings are updated every three months and are meas-

ured by population, employment, construction, retail trade, house prices and new car sales.

ASB chief economist Nick Tuffley says Nelson has proven itself to be the biggest mover on the scoreboard this quarter jumping up to fourth place thanks, largely, to the housing market.

“Up six spots, Nelson’s hous-

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Brittany Spencer While there was no shortage of Daffodil Day volunteers, fresh flowers had to be flown in from Auckland on Friday morning to keep up with Nelson’s generosity.

Cancer Society centre manager Linda Lucre says the recent weather has prevented the bulk of daffodils from blooming.

“We haven’t had the usual amount from our patch yet but we’ll sell them as soon as they’re out.”

Despite the flower shortage, Linda says the volunteers were amazing and is expecting the money raised to be on par with last year. “We had so many enthusiastic, upbeat volunteers and it’s always a really happy day, a sign of hope and a sign

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New recycling bins will be hitting kerbsides across Nelson over the next three weeks.

Around 19,500 new recycling wheelie bins are being rolled out as part of a new recycling system.

The bins will be for plastics, cans, paper and cardboard recycling, but won’t be collected until the new recycling trucks hit the road on October 17. The usual recycling regime will continue in the meantime.

The switch to wheelie bins is expected to increase the amount people are able to recycle, and having a lid means the paper and cardboard will stay dry and not get blown around.

An image of the new recycle bins that will be delivered to Nelson homes over the next three weeks.

Hampden St School students and Phoenix fans Connor Goody, 10, and Ariana McGee, 11, ahead of the primary school football tournament at Neale Park today. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Central city schools were set to storm the football pitch at Neale Park today for the Trafalgar Cup, but there was more than just victory on the line.

The tournament was made up of eight primary schools including Hampden Street, Central and Auckland Point, and among the players were the future mascots and ball boys/ girls for the Wellington Phoenix’s first game in Nelson.

The winning and runner-up teams, as well as players chosen

on the day for their fair play, have been selected to hold the hands of their A-League football heroes as they walk onto the pitch for ‘The Battle of Trafalgar II’ .

Trafalgar Events Limited events manager Aly Cook says it will be a great experience for the budding football stars.

“The Phoenix coming to Nelson for the very first time is going to be quite a big deal for football-mad children and this is a great chance for them to see

their heroes in action.”

The preseason match between the Wellington Phoenix and Central Coast Mariners will be hosted at Nelson’s Trafalgar Park on September 24.

A curtain opener between Tasman United and the Wellington Phoenix Reserves will kick off at 1.15pm, with the Phoenix-Mariner clash beginning at 4pm.

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Wanda Doocey, from Nelson Laser Clinic, is having amazing results removing any trace of tattoos and the same goes for unwanted hair.

One by one people have walked through the doors of Nelson Laser Clinic for hair or tattoo removal services and one by one they have walked out as success stories.

Unwanted body hair can affect people’s confidence and even restrict the clothes they wear.

Thanks to Wanda, some of Nelson Laser Clinic’s results have been quite literally life-changing and the best thing about her service is that “it’s not as expensive as you think.”

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The contrast was stark.

On the right, Rachel Reese launched her mayoral campaign in the waterfront’s historic Boat Shed, speaking to an audience of business leaders, Southern Link backers and other supporters.

Most of the full house was dressed smart, sipping on drinks and nibbling on finger food.

On the left, Pete Rainey launched his mayoral campaign in a car park, speaking to supporters that included union leaders carrying balloons, community leaders wearing “Vote Rainey” badges and a healthy dose of obedient dogs on leads.

Of course there were exceptions.

Some artists and grassroots community leaders were at Rachel’s launch and some businesspeople were at Pete’s.

But overall, the two launches were like the candidates: chalk and cheese.

Rachel, the current mayor, touted her experience, her leadership and the region’s booming economy. Pete, a three-term councillor, spoke of frustration and opportunities that have not been seized upon.

Mayoral candidate Pete Rainey at his campaign launch in the car park outside his office on Saturday. Photo: Kate Russell.

Mayor Rachel Reese at her campaign launch at the Boat Shed earlier this month. Photo: Andrew Board.

Interestingly, both used the word “anomaly” to describe Nelson for its ability to grow at a rate that dwarfs other regional centres, and how attracting young people and families was important to the region. Both also touched on the need to warm Nelson homes and the usual things like supporting sport, the arts, families and giving a shout out to the vote-rich suburb of Stoke.

That’s about where they split.

Pete spoke of a desire to introduce a “living wage” for council employees and contractors that the council employs. He spoke

Centre progressing as it is and spoke about how the council needed to remove rules, fees and charges that limit innovate thinking and new development for businesses.

Pete told supporters he wasn’t just an “artsy guy” but was a successful businessman who would make Nelson zing.

Rachel told supporters she was delivered a hospital pass, turned it around and has delivered on key projects in her first term as mayor. She says she can do a lot more over the next three years.

Unlike the previous two local

of coming up with solutions to solve the current traffic congestion by working with our current network. On the Stoke Community Centre, he has previously said he would like to see the project scaled down, and redeveloped in order to build new rooms for Stoke rugby, tennis and cricket, with the resulting savings being put towards improving the Stoke Memorial Hall.

Rachel said the Southern Link needs to be built to add a third arterial road to the city and free up Nelson’s “clogging arteries”. She supports the Stoke Community

body elections, the field is relatively clear. Rachel and Pete are the clear front runners and they sit at polar opposites on many issues.

Of the other two candidates for mayor, Graeme O’Brien is using the higher profile of a mayoral candidate to further his cause for election as a councillor and Richard Osmaston is using the election as a platform to further the views of the Free Money Party.

This election is really between two, and at least there is a clear difference.

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Price will next appear in the High Court at Nelson on September 6, his lawyer Tony Bamford told NZ Newswire. He was unable to comment on whether Price would enter a plea on that date.

According to detectives, Mr Morton’s injuries suggested he was the victim of a “very violent attack”.

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Andrew Board Clifton Terrace School’s decade-long status as an enviro school has been an adult-led initiative – until now.

The school is currently a silver rated enviro school and is this year aiming for the top “green/ gold” award. And it may just be a project by ten-year-old Tessa Dudley that helps them get there.

Tessa started working on a school project to lower carbon dioxide emissions, and after collected weeks of data, she came up with the idea to make “days beginning with T vehicle free”.

Tessa is encouraging parents to either walk to school with their kids, or if it’s too far, to park away from the school and walk the final distance.

“Every little bit helps,” she says.

Tessa arrives at school at 8.20am every Tuesday and Thursday to count how many cars drop off kids. The highest has been 150 in a single day.

School principal Rob Wemyss says that may shock some parents into jumping on board

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Rob says parents will be notified of Tessa’s idea in the school newsletter this week.

The project is also a big step for the school in its quest for the top enviro school award, he says.

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Spring Fling raises cash for school Jessie Johnston The fifth annual Spring Fashion Fling saw local hit the catwalk last Saturday night in front of a sold-out audience at Nelson College for Girls.

It’s the major fundraising event of the year for the school’s parent teacher association, although PTA chairwoman Wendy Reeve says the Spring Fashion Fling is also focused on being a fun, community event.

“We usually source a mix of students and staff from the college, but this year we decided that, because the focus really is on a community event, we’d invite members of the community to model as well,” says Wendy.

Eight local fashion stores and designers contributed to the fashion show, which attracted many whoops and cheers from the audience, while off the catwalk, Wendy says the event received a huge amount of support from the community through spon-

Nelson College for Girls teacher Danielle Watson models womenswear during the Spring Fashion Fling fundraising event. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Air quality monitoring in Richmond between 2013 and 2015 has identified the presence of arsenic at the Oxford St monitoring station.

Monitoring data indicates the annual average arsenic concentration for 2014 in Richmond of 19 nanograms per cubic metre of air exceeded the New Zealand Ambient Air Quality Guideline of 5.5 as an annual average).

A detailed analysis, carried out by GNS Science on behalf of the Tasman District Council, identified two sources of this arsenic – a seasonal increase from the burning of treated wood in domestic fires and occasional higher concentrations possibly linked with an industrial source in the area.

Council Environment and Planning Manager Dennis Bush-King says it is a timely reminder to residents that burning treated or painted timber is not permitted under the Tasman Resource Management Plan.

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With all the tables and gallery seats sold, the Spring Fashion Fling had an audience of 234 people and, while the total amount raised hasn’t yet been calculated, Wendy says they have made over $11,000. “We were absolutely thrilled, the energy and the vibe was full and festive and fun.”

When it comes to spending the money raised through the Spring Fashion Fling within the school, the PTA traditionally spreads it three ways. The first sees them contribute to a large project within the school - this year it will most likely be the school’s outdoor enhancement and beautification project - the second is a contribution to the end of year prize giving, while the third sees them ask for ideas to be submitted by the teachers who may require resources that aren’t covered by the ministry budget.

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MINI BIRTHDAY: Chris Jones and David Wallace of the Minis in Nelson Club, with Chris’s 1964 Austin Mini. The club gathered in the WOW car park on Sunday afternoon to celebrate the 57th anniversary of the Mini.

Members proudly showed off their cars while on-lookers were keen to have a look and talk to owners about their cars. The membership of the club sits at around 50, with about 25 cars.

Club president Andy Wallace says she got her first Mini when she was a teenager and has always loved the fun, small car.

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Menzshed builds ‘buddy seat’ for Tahuna School, Wednesday, July 13: Since building and installing a buddy seat for Tahuna School, which aims to help lonely and isolated students make new buddies, Menzshed Waimea are now working to complete more for local schools.

While Stoke and Tahuna Schools now have two of the seats, Enner Glynn, Appleby and Brightwater Schools have also asked to receive a bench for their pupils. Schools looking to have a seat installed can contact Kaye Latham at kaye.latham@dia.govt.nz.

Tight-knit group donates to kids, Tuesday, August 16: Following last week’s article on the Library Knitters group and the appeal for wool to be knitted into items for Plunket families, the Elma Turner Library has been inundated with wool donations. Around 100 balls of wool have been dropped into the library over the past week and librarian Nicola Harwood couldn’t be happier. “It’s really wonderful to have the community support and it’s really good that the programme has taken off so well.”

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Your Voice Dun track: How can we judge the value of a 150 year old ex-railway track against the ancient flora and fauna unique to New Zealand and in grave danger of extinction? With his passion for science, I believe that Thomas Cawthron would heartily approve of the Sanctuary's aims. H. P. Morrisey.

Extra $350k for Stoke Centre: The West Coast built an amazing centre for one million dollars, with the help of everyone in the community, cue Nelson. Everyone will want their share of meat with this project, better open that wallet even further. Rayon Mackenzie.

That's peanuts to the runway along the river and it's hard to remember when there has been any project that has run to budget for years.

Get on with it. No facilities at Greenmeadows is a disgrace and those who are continually trying to stall this vital project need to get real. Errol Millar.

Why argue, time to clear it and build, or it will just be another project uncompleted. What is happening with the Trafalger Centre, is it open for concerts yet? Delia Morris-Zindel.

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which i am yet to see happen. Why can't Nelson become a leader within NZ and truly 'green out.' Drew Fahey.

Aquatic Centre aims to stop chlorine: That would be amazing if it works. The lane pool currently looks like someone has poured milk in it, it's that cloudy. I hope this works!

Kay Stansbury-Ward.

The chlorine is blinding. Can't even sit in there without not being able to drive after due to the pain and watering accompanied by light sensitivity to the eyes. Richard Macdonald.

That's great news. I remember when I was younger going swimming there with friends and coming home with burning, red eyes. Was not cool. Danni Bett.

Nelson high on economic scoreboard: SSSHHH we don't want those Auckland dicks down here with their yuppie ideas. They have wreaked Auckland so they can stay there with 'pants down Brown.' Philip Guard.

Then why are there so many stores with "to let" signs on their windows in the CBD? Brenda Kenny.

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Branding on gondola: It’s great to see Nelson’s gondola getting the support it deserves with Nelson City Council’s Governance Committee voting to release $50,000 for the development of a business case for the project. I take my hat off to the Nelson Cycle Lift Society for the years of voluntary work that they’ve put into the project to date. The gondola could be a game-changer for Nelson; it would be like having a ski field on our backdoor that’s open 12 months a year.

In fact, I think it’s the best idea anyone has come up with since the World of Wearable Arts show left town. If the dream of the gondola does become a reality, one thing I would love to see is the word ‘NELSON’ emblazoned across its cabins. I like the idea of people sharing and tweeting photos with 'NELSON’ screaming out at the world from every shot. It would be an easy way of spreading the word and, as the photo below from Jackson Hole in the USA demonstrates, could look very cool.

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The triennial awards recognise outstanding community service, with a focus this year on individuals or groups who are working towards making our Nelson 2060 goals a reality.

191 nominations were received, with 41 individuals and organisations recognised at the ceremony, highlighting their outstanding efforts in making Nelson an even better place.

Winners were selected across six categories: community hero, community spirit, leadership, kaitiakitanga (caring for the natural environment), smart living and change maker.

Community hero was awarded to John-Paul Pochin for his work with Light Nelson and also for his innovative and positive influence across the cycling community.

Glenn Bisdee, of charity Keeping Kids Warm, won the community spirit award for his work in helping Nelson families keep their homes warm.

The leadership award went to both Debs Martin and Nigel Andrews. Debs from Nelson Weedbusters was recognised for her work in getting rid of invasive weeds, while Nigel, from Z petrol stations, was celebrated for encouraging his staff to donate their time to charitable organisations.

The kaitiakitanga award went to Ian Price for his work on the Paremata Flats Restoration project, while the smart living award was given to Rod and Ngaire Witte for their eco-friendly initiatives when building their Atawhai Drive home. Megan Rutledge from Natureland was this year’s change maker for her work in turning the zoo into a community asset, and leading her team of staff and volunteers to change.

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Victory kids learn to grow their own food Dancers Victory Primary School kids will be feasting on potatoes, peas, beans, radishes and carrots this summer – and they are sure to taste even better knowing they have grown them themselves.

The school has been running the successful Garden to Table programme for the last year-and-a-half, and children are getting ready to plant a bumper crop of summer vegetables.

Garden to Table aims to teach seven to 12-year-olds how to grow, harvest, prepare and share fresh, seasonal food in the school environment, and Victory is the only school in Nelson to offer the programme.

The middle syndicate get the chance to help in the garden twice a term, with six cooking sessions a year, and their hard work results in delicious meals they sit down together to eat.

Seven-year-old Miles Campbell says “its fun” and admits he now likes broccoli, while eight-year-old Awatini Dooley says she now eats carrots because of the programme.

Apple muffins, pizza, carrot salad, soup and pasta are just some of the dishes the children have made so far.

Sarah Garlick, kitchen and garden facilitator and teacher aide at the school, says it’s amazing seeing the children learning gardening skills and enjoying new foods.

“I had one mum say to me that her child eats kale now after growing it, and one child who never ate zucchini ended up loving the zucchini fritters we made – their mum couldn’t believe it,” she says.

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JUNIOR GARDENERS: Victory Primary School pupils get ready to plant some potatoes as part of the Garden to Table programme. From left are: Ella Hawkins, 9, Piper Balloch, 8, Lily Par, 8, Moss Nevin, 7, Awatini Dooley, 8 and Miles Campbell, 7. Photo: Kate Russell.

“It’s also just about doing that hands on stuff – one group sets the table, one does dishes – it’s about eating and sharing the food together.”

Next up for planting are a range of potatoes, which have been supplied for free by Fiesta Bulbs, who just have announced a partnership with Garden to Table.

They are also growing seeds in their classroom at the moment, which they will soon transfer into the garden.

Teacher Susan Richards, who is also the programme liaison, says she’s seen the programme light a passion for gardening and cooking in many of the children.

“The biggest thing for me is seeing how it

engages some of the children – and there is so much learning going on,” she says.

The cooking sessions take place at the Victory Community Centre kitchen and Sarah says they are always looking for people to help out with these, or with the gardening. “It’s quite an endeavour to have 30 children cooking at once, so we always appreciate volunteers, and you don’t need to be a school parent to do it.”

If you are interested in helping out with the Garden to Table programme, you can contact the school on 548 4779.

Fiesta Bulbs will also be making a donation to Garden to Table from every pack purchased in their Fiesta Seed Potatoes range.

Dancers from around the country gave it their all last Saturday in a bid to take out a title in this year’s Shakedown Hip Hop Champs.

The event was split into two competition sessions; solo performers, small crews and school’s taking to the Nelson College assemble hall stage in the afternoon, while the junior, varsity, open and mega crews got their chance to perform in the evening.

Around 200 dancers in total competed in the champs, with over 700 people making up the audience.

The winners of the Junior Small Crew section were Nelson’s Iconic, Junior Solo was won by Nelson’s Maia Weir, Senior Solo went to Min Bin from Christchurch, Senior Small Crew was won

by Nelson crew Tag Team, and in the school’s section Enner Glynn won the primary school division while Motueka High won the college division. In the evening session, Nelson’s Fuzion won the Junior Crews section, Shutter from Christchurch won the Varsity section and Part ll won the Open Division, while Zion took out the title for the Mega Crew section.

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The Nelson City Council is meeting in the Council Chambers on Thursday 8th September 2016, at 9am to decide the fate of the Modellers’ pond.

The Nelson City Council is meeting in the Council Chambers on Thursday 8th ComeSeptember to the public gallery - show your support this asset for Nelson.

2016, at 9am to decide the fatetoofkeep the Modellers’ pond.

Some Councillors close Come to the public gallery - show your support want to keepto this asset the for Nelson. modellers’ pond at Tahuna Beach Some Councillors want to close the SOME WANT IT FILLED IN modellers’ pond at Tahuna Beach SOMEpond, WANT ITmodel FILLED Do you remember going to the modellers riding the trains andIN boats with your grandfather,

grandmother, mother, father, son, daughter, carers & friends on warm summer days? The anticipation of waiting for your rideremember on the boat or train, themodellers thrill andpond, senseriding of speed the train theboats wind with whipped your hair Do you going to the the on model trainsasand your through grandfather, and the gentle mother, rock of the boat.son, Candaughter, you face the prospect of future generations of families missing this?ofIt waiting is more grandmother, father, carers & friends on warm summer days?

The anticipation thanor a mere it isand a place ofof social history, past present. for your ride on the boat train, pond, the thrill sense speed on thefuture, train as theand wind whipped through your hair and the gentle rock of the boat. Can you face the prospect of future generations of families missing this? It is more In a NIWA report to Council 2010, NIWA “..isofasocial significant attraction, popular with families, enthusiasts and than a in mere pond, it isstates a place history, future, past and present. the general public.” Some councillors are now trying to force the Society of Modellers to raise $600,000 to upgrade In a NIWA to Council NIWA states “..is a significant attraction, imposition popular with enthusiasts the facilityreport by lining the baseinof2010, the pool with concrete.

This is an impossible onfamilies, a much valued groupand of the general public.” Some councillors are now trying to force the Society of Modellers to raise $600,000 to upgrade dedicated people. the facility by lining the base of the pool with concrete. This is an impossible imposition on a much valued group of NCC council engineers rerouted storm water through the pond, potentially causing issues of algae, something that dedicated people.

NIWA commented on “..that council stormwater from Centennial Road can be potentially toxic”. Failure to acheive NCCimposed council goal, engineers rerouted water through potentially causingIsissues of algae, something that this will mean that storm this world class assetthe willpond, be returned to estuary. this what you as citizens want?

NIWA commented on “..that stormwater Centennial Road can potentially toxic”. to acheive Council staff reported “therecouncil is a strong measurefrom of public support to fix thebepond” , which someFailure councillors have this imposed goal, will mean that this world class chosen asset will returned to estuary. Is this what you as citizens want? tobe ignore.

Council staff reported “there is a strong measure of public support to fix the pond” , which some councillors have to ignore.

Sochosen what can you do? th Attend the full meeting of councillors on 8 September at 9am and clearly show your support.

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Hobby Central’s Barry Andrews has joined forces with English Bob, and is now operating the popular model and hobby shop from English Bobs Emporium in the Library Carpark.

If Dad’s a keen hunter or just loves getting out in the bush, make sure you get to The Gun Shop Motueka for the perfect gift this Father’s Day. Locally owned and operated by father and son team Neil and James Simpson, The Gun Shop Motueka isn’t just the home of great hunting and outdoor products.

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Father’s Day is just a few days away, so if you’re stuck for gift ideas head to Hanafins and check out the great range of Blackview smart phones.

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From left, Madison turner, Maia rankin, isabelle turner, charlotte turner and Sophie rankin get ready to head off on the Valley to View Loop at the family fun day on Sunday. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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It was an action-packed Sunday at Happy Valley Adventures during Hira School’s third annual Valley to View Family Fun Day. While a gala style format kept people entertained on flat ground, up in the hills people of all ages were making the most of the chance to walk and bike their way through Happy Valley’s various bush tracks.

“This year we wanted to try and make it more of a family fun event, as the last two years we targeted it more as a mountain biking event,” says Hira School fundraising committee

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member Kate Cowan.

Activities on the day included the traditional bouncy castle, face painting and crazy hair, however, thanks to the school’s partnership with Happy Valley owner Jill Anderson, people also got a once-a-year chance to get out and explore scenic trails and spectacular views.

Walks included the Valley to View loop, which passed the Tree Tops Café, not usually open to the public, and also took in panoramic views of Pepin Island and Delaware Bay. Happy Valley Adventures was also offering half-price Argo and Skywire rides.

Hira School Principal Symon

Beattie says funds raised this year will go towards upgrading a special classroom kitchen.

“We have recently upgraded and modernised our classroom learning spaces and now want to improve the area where kids get to cook and use produce from our school vegetable gardens.

"We are very lucky to have programmes running that involve hands-on learning.”

The Valley to View Family Fun Day attracted over 700 people and organisers say they were successful in raising around $5000, close to double what their previous fundraiser generated.

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Exhibition raises cash for hospice With the help of local sponsors, touring artists Mike and Richard Ponder have raised $11,050 for the Nelson Tasman Region Hospice Trust with their exhibition ‘Ponder This’.

Nelson Tasman Region Hospice Trust chairman John Peters says it is a huge amount of money for the hospice.

“Getting support from the community is something that we rely on, without it we can’t do what we do, so we’re really grateful to everyone who came and played a part in the exhibition.”

The exhibition was hosted at the Old Powerstore building on Trafalgar St for two weeks and proved very popular. Featuring the work of both brothers, the exhibition placed together typical rural kiwi scenes with Van Gough-styled landscapes.

Arron Cox of Houston Motor Group, a major sponsor of the exhibition, says he was happy to support it.

The money will go towards building a new hospice and has kick-started a fundraising drive to cover the build.

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12.00 midday – Mihi whakatau, speeches and official launch followed by a light lunch

or phone 04 473 6625 by Friday 26 August 2016

Instructions for the day are also online.

Registrations must be in by 9.00am, Thursday 8 September so Council can publish the list of addresses of people taking part on the website.

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“It’s a lovely place.”

Dallas and Pauline moved into their Summerset retirement village when Pauline was unwell. The village offered them the opportunity to live close to each other with living options suited to their different level of needs. With his serviced apartment just two minutes away from the care centre, Dallas could pop upstairs to be with Pauline whenever he wanted to.

These days Dallas enjoys the company of the other residents and regularly catches up with people in the library. “It’s a lovely place.”

Dallas has a way of describing both residents and staff, “You can’t just use the word friendly, it’s more than that. It’s like family.”

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Zoe McBride wins second world rowing title Nelson rower Zoe McBride has claimed her second lightweight single sculls world title at the 2016 World Rowing Championships in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Zoe claimed her first lightweight single sculls world championship title in at the 2015 World Rowing Championships in Aiguebelette, France.

Zoe is also a two time under-23 world champion in the light-

weight double sculls.

Zoe’s 2015 season was nothing short of spectacular. As well as becoming the lightweight single world champion, Zoe broke the long-standing world best time in this boat class by going 7:24.460 for the 2000 metre race during the World Rowing Cup. Yesterday’s A final time of 8:28.450 in head wind conditions wouldn’t beat Zoe’s world fastest time, but it was enough to secu-

Nelson Rowing Club's Zoe McBride is a double world champion in the lightweight single scull. Photo: Rowing New Zeagold over Emma Fredh of Sweden

and Katherine Sauks of Canada in bronze.

The 20 year old was the sure favourite in this race.

She had won her heat by nine seconds and set off in the A final by powering ahead of the rest of the field and leading for the full 2000 metres.

A sprint with 300 metres to go from second place Emma Fredh of Sweden forced Zoe into her closest finish of the world cham-

pionships. Sauks of Canada held off a late American charge to take bronze.

“I’m very happy to have this box ticked off and one goal closer to the big one. I felt in control for the first 1500 but Emma did a really nice job in the last 500. Now onto the next box.”

The regatta features only nonOlympic boat classes, along with the World Under-23 Championships at the same time.

Tasman Titans rugby league team did enough to beat West Coast 32-14 at Trafalgar Park on Saturday.

The Titans led 14-10 at halftime. Pictured is Titans' fullback Fabyan Noonan scoring his team's final try which sealed the win.

The victory kept alive Tasman's chances of winning tyhe South Island Rugby League competition after a first round loss to the Southland Rams last week. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.

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SporTS RuGby: The Tasman Makos were beaten 45-14 by defending Mitre 10 Cup champions Canterbury, in Christchurch on Sunday. They host Taranaki at Trafalgar Park on Saturday afternoon with kick-off at 2.35pm.

CyCLING: Nelson cyclist George Bennett is making an impression in the Tour of Spain.

George finished 26th in the eighth stage of the Vuelta a Espana, which moved him to 20th on general classification. He was 3min 37sec down on tour leader Nairo Quintana, who had a 19sec lead on Spain’s Alejandro Valverde with Chris Froome in third.

FootbaLL: Nelson College first XI will face league champions Suburbs Seals in the final of the Tasman Trophy after contrasting wins.

Nelson College, who are in Papamoa this week defending their national secondary schools crown, beat Marlborough Mariners 3-2 in extra time. The Seals downed Richmond Athletic 4-1 in the other semi-final. A late goal from goalkeeper Coey Turipa helped Nelson Suburbs to a 1-0 win over Coastal Spirit in Christchurch.

The result means the team finishes second in the Mainland Premier League for 2016.

CRICket: The New Zealand White Ferns women’s cricket team will play two one day internationals and a twenty20 international at Nelson’s Saxton Oval in November. New Zealand will play Pakistan in all three games, with the two ODIs on November 17 and 19 starting at 11am and the T20 match starting at 3pm on November 21. The Pakistan women have only visited New Zealand once before – in 1997, losing both ODIs.

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Nelson duo win every major football trophy Jacob Page

FC Nelson footballers Richard Scott and Lutz Gerwin have become the first players to win every senior football trophy in Nelson.

The pair won the masters title earlier this month to complete the amazing feat.

Together, they have won the 2nd Division, 3rd Division, Masters Division, Gould and Tout Trophy, AF Hurst Cup, Masters Knockout Cup, Glen Stephens Trophy and Top of the South League.

Richard has won the 1st Divison, Price Charity Cup and McCarthy Challege Cup with Nelson Suburbs and the 1st Division again in 2007 with Nelson United Reserves.

Lutz won the 1st Division with FC Nelson in 2012.

“A standout period for us was 2008 and 2009 when the Nelson United Reserves remained unbeaten and dominated the 2nd Division and Glen Stephens Competition,” Richard says.

The accomplishment itself

FC Nelson players Richard Scott, left, and Lutz Gerwin have won all major senior football trophies in Nelson club football. Photo: Andrew Board. was not something the duo had ever focussed on or worked towards.

“It just snuck up on us really,” Richard says. “We didn’t really talk about it until three weeks before the end of the league.

“It’s something special for

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sure; I can’t imagine there are too many people who can say they’ve done this in their sport.”

Richard has also been player/ coach in a majority of the victories and he credited the quality players he had played with as key contributors to

the success.

Both men say they will be back next year.

“I just love playing football and it keeps me fit,” Richard says. “Once I hang up my boots that’ll be it for me, but I got through this season fully fit so I’ll keep going.”

New recycling wheelie bins are now being delivered to all residential properties in Nelson.

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Nelson Netball’s Junior Finals day Junior netball teams from across the region got dressed up for the last day of their competitions at the Saxton Netball Courts on Saturday.

Nelson Weekly sports editor Jacob Page photographed some of the colour of the day.

There was a real international flavour to the costumes, with the recent Kiwi Olympic success celebrated and represented.

All the teams took part in the traditional early morning parade before games got officially underway.

Many of the teams took the opportunity to compete in their outfits as a colourful end to the 2016 netball The Nelson Christian Academy Redferns add a little season. colour to the Nelson Netball Junior Finals Day.

St Paul’s Tactix go back to the Greek foundations of the modern Olympics with their costumes.

Richmond’s Henley School netballers show off their inner Kiwiana.

The Wakefield Tui channel the gymnast within. Photos: Jacob Page.

The Wakefield Keas bring a little Parisian flair to the netball courts on Saturday.

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Tasman United make two top signings It has been a busy week for Tasman United, with the signings of Swedish striker Ermal Hajdari and Australian mid-fielder Scott Gannon for their debut national league football campaign in November.

Tasman United coach Richard Anderson’s worldly contacts helped to pick up 24-year-old Ermal, who he believes will be a goal scoring threat to complement the experience of marquee signing Paul Ifill.

“People will come for Paul but they will stay for Ermal,” Richard says. “He has excellent ball control, pace, and the ability to beat players one-onone.

“He’s a very exciting signing.”

In England, he scored 16 goals in 22 matches playing against

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professional teams of the same age group, including AS Roma, Southampton, Burnley and many others.

After trialling with a number of English clubs, he played a season of professional football in Estonia, helping his team FC Infonet into a Europa League qualifying position for the first time in the club’s history.

Scott, who is based in Adelaide, has had a previous stint with Hawke’s Bay United and Southern United. Scott was offered a trial for West Ham in 2005, but turned it down to play international age-group football for Australia, which he did under current Socceroos

coach Ange Postecoglou. His grandfather was a triallist for Tottenham Hotspur before being called in to the navy.

“To be honest, I thought my days of going overseas to play were behind me, but this opportunity came up and I thought it was something worth going for.

“As [Richard] said when he first came in, the chance to be part of something new is a big motivator to coming on board.”

Scott says he expected to play a defensive midfield role, to stick on the ball and keep possession in tight spaces.

“I’m looking forward to arriving in Nelson and repaying the faith that the club has shown in me.”

Both players are scheduled to arrive on September 6.

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Dan Busch, left, and Trevor Voyce will be teammates in China next week after they finished first and second at the Nelson Spring Duathlon at Rabbit Island on Sunday. Photo: Jacob Page.

Duo race each other around Rabbit Island before China Quest Jacob Page Nelson multi-sport athletes Trevor Voyce and Dan Busch rode to the start line together, came first and second, then rode home together after the Nelson Triathlon Club's first of Spring Duathlons at Rabbit Island on Sunday.

Trevor beat Dan by 20 seconds, completing the five kilometre run, 17km bike and 2.5km run course in one hour and three minutes.

The pair head to China on Saturday to team with Richard and Elina Ussher in the Wulong Outdoor Quest on

September 5. Richard, Elina and Trevor have won the race before, but with Richard being in some of the best shape of his career, hopes are high of a decent performance.

The duo said they worked together during the bike leg on Sunday before Trevor got the lead he needed to carry him to victory in the final run home.

Both men said the course was a perfect preparation for the four day running, kayaking and mountain bike race that will total more than 250km.

"Because you're running and biking on sand it doesn't feel like there's much spring," Tre-

vor says.

"It becomes a real strength-oriented race," Dan says "We just had to push each other today without many of the young fellas here.

"Me and Trev have done a lot of training together over the last six weeks.”

The pair rode together from Nelson to compete in the event and say they think they have a team which can win in China.

"This was the perfect lead-up race for us," Trevor says.

"We are going to China to win, and while there are a lot of variables that go in to a race like that, I believe we can do it."

Brexit - What the Bible says For over 40 years Britain has been part of the European Economic Community and then the European Union. However, the Bible indicates that Britain and the mainland European nations will be on different sides of an awful war called the ‘battle of Armageddon’. This, the Bible tells us, will take place just before Jesus Christ will return to the earth to set up God’s Kingdom.

Britain, Brexit and the Bible The Bible has remarkable things to say about Britain, Europe and other nations as God’s plan unfolds with the earth.

For over 150 years Christadelphians have believed that a political separation of Britain and Europe was inevitable. We were therefore not surprised when the people of Britain have voted to ‘Brexit’ and come out of the EU.

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In 1848 a Bible Student writer, John Thomas, in his book Elpis Israel commented on Britain in relation to the European toe-kingdom of Daniel 2:42,43: “When I come to unfold these things, the reader will see why Britain is not included in the ten toes. She is reserved of God to antagonise Russia… The ten toes belong to the image as a united dominion; hence Britain cannot be included among them unless it is first conquered by the overshadowing power, which it will not be, as is clearly demonstrable from many parts of the divine testimony.” (Pages 337-338, Logos edition).

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In 1990, two years before the Maastricht Treaty was ratified, the current editor of the Bible Magazine stated he believed that: “Bible prophecy requires Britain’s ultimate separation from Catholic Europe. On that basis, he has no hesitation in saying that Britain’s eventual exit from Europe is a certainty. As to questions concerning how it will happen, and when, we do not know because it has not been revealed in Scripture.” Guardians of Israel & Arabia, page 24.

The Bible is not an outdated book with nothing to say about events of today. It explains what will happen next in God’s plan for the world and what we can do to have a place in it. We are holding this special public address to help people understand the Bible better and to discover for themselves its prophecies.

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Entry $2 (under10s free) Door proceeds to “Grandparents raising Grandchildren”. tahuNaNui teNNiS OpeNiNg DaY Sat. 10 Sept. 1pm, Tosswill Reserve, Tahunanui Drive. Newcomers welcome.

Quiz the caNDiDateS" - meet them before you vote.Presented by Nelson Residents Assn. At Stoke Memorial Hall Saturday, Sept 10 1-5pm Gold Coin Donation. liNe DaNciNg Fitness In Line. basic's beginners class starts Tues 30th Aug, for all ages males & female. excellent gentle cardio, free social cuppa/ cha, make new friends starts 9 30 am -10.30 Suburban Club Tues & Thurs. Ph Diane Sutherland 03 54 79280 txt 0274 491 569 or just arrive.Bring your friends.

FiNaNcial plaNNiNg: Learn about budgeting processes, debt management & power savings & planning for birthdays & Christmas. Thurs 15 Sept, 12.30-2.30pm at Nelson Womens Centre. $5 donation. Booking: 546 7986 Nz reD crOSS Would you like to make a difference? Support former refugees to resettle in Nelson. Next training starts 16 Sept.. jettie.skerten@redcross.org.nz or 548-4978 FreSh FOcuS Dr Nick King speaking on "Small Things Matter – Inside the Micro-

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DOC and Project Janszoon have applied non-toxic pre-feed cereal baits on 17 August. This will be followed by the application of toxic baits containing sodium fluoroacetate (1080) during the next period of fine weather.

Description of the area Part of Abel Tasman National Park, from a line between the Awapoto hut and the Awaroa River mouth, north to Separation Point and Whariwharangi Bay, excluding all catchments into the Wainui Valley.

Exclusion zones have been placed around the Totaranui campground, Whariwharangi hut and access points along the coast.

During the operation, all tracks within the operational area and the roads east of Pigeon Saddle will be closed until cleared of bait.

Method of control Cereal baits containing the pesticide will be distributed by helicopter over the above areas. The baits are cylindrical pellets approximately 2cm in diameter, dyed green and cinnamon lured.

The pesticide is poisonous to humans and domestic animals.

Always remember: • DO NOT touch bait • WATCH CHILDREN at all times • DO NOT EAT animals from this area • DEADLY TO DOGS, do not allow dogs access to animal carcasses Observe these rules wherever you see warning signs placed at public access points in the park.

For further information call Senior Ranger Janszoon at the Motueka DOC Office (03 528 1810) or visit the Motueka Office, cnr King Edward and High Streets, Motueka.

A detailed map of the treatment area may be viewed at the DOC Nelson Visitor Centre, and the Motueka and Takaka Offices, 11am to 3pm, Monday to Friday.

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