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Saving whales ‘humbling’ Kate Russell Reporter

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When Nelson woman Mary Seelen woke up on Friday to the news of the whale stranding in Golden Bay, she automatically knew she had to go and help.

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With a few days off before her teacher training course started, and her four kids at school, her husband said – ‘just go.’

And, it was the right decision - as what followed was a “life changing experience” for Mary and her 13 year old son, Brodie.

About three-quarters of the

400 pilot whales that beached themselves on Farewell Spit on Thursday night died before rescuers arrived the next morning.

Another 200 were found alive on a nearby beach on Saturday morning, with most making their own way back to sea at high

tide that night. Volunteers then successfully refloated the 17 that were still stranded on Sunday.

Mary says that she lost count of how many buckets of water she tipped over the whales over the 10 hours she was out in the water on Friday.

“Project Jonah briefed us on the

do’s and don’ts, such as that you never stand in front of the whales’ heads – it can make them stressed as that’s where their sonar system is.”

Mary says that many of the people helping on Friday were

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“It was a beautiful thing to have all of these different people working together with a shared purpose, and seeing people from all walks of life whispering words of encouragement to the whales, praying for them and singing to them in a multitude of languages as they knelt beside them, stroking their heads,” she says.

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“I was on my knees over this whale, hugging it.

You feel so connected. It kept going through my head: ‘they may not make it but at least we can provide some comfort in this time’.”

Mary says that when they let them go, it was the “best feeling ever.”

“Everyone joined hands in a long chain and when

the last whale was let go there was a big cheer.”

“Brodie then said to me: ‘I’m never going to forget this’.”

Mary says the support from local businesses was also amazing, with Subway providing free food for the volunteers, and Farewell Spit Eco Tours taking them back and forth to the whales.

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“All in all a very humbling and incredibly moving experience to be a part of, words don’t seem to do it justice.”

Yesterday morning no whales were found stranded, and whales that were in the area on Sunday were last seen late in the day about 6 km offshore, swimming towards Separation Point at the northern end of Abel Tasman National Park.

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“You could feel their sigh of relief and you sensed them calm and their breathing slow down when you stroked and rocked them.”

After a break on Saturday, Mary returned early on Sunday morning with Brodie.

“We pretty much just leapt into our wetsuits as fast as we could,” she says.

She says that on Sunday there was a different atmosphere and more locals and children were helping.

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Councillor Mike Rutledge says the initial report showed the cost to empty the pond, concrete it and refill it so that it would no longer have unsightly algae, was $1.2 million. The previous Nelson City Council pledged to contribute $600,000, if the volunteers behind the modellers group raised the rest.

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Cr Rutledge says that isn’t fair on the modellers society and means the current plan should be revisited by the council.

“I think it was incredibly unfair is that there’s a proposal put in place where basically the modellers are asked to write a blank cheque.”

He says he wants to hear from Nelsonians about whether the pond should be concreted and cleaned, or returned to an estuary with the rest of it transformed to park space.

The second option is expected to cost $690,000.

“But that [cost] was prepared by the same people that came

up with the [wrongly calculated] $1.2 figure in the first place so I don’t know how much confidence we can have in that being the number,” says Rutledge.

When the previous council announced last year the current proposal, the Tahunanui Modellers Society had until this month to come up with their share of the money. If they couldn’t, then the pond would be filled in.

Cr Rutledge says in light of the new costs he says the council may need to rethink the proposal.

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Nelson car owners got the chance to show off their pride and joy, as well as the restoration story behind it, at the Nelson Motor Show over the weekend.

The annual event runs over three days and is a celebration of motor vehicles in all their various shapes, sizes, sounds and ages.

Organiser Steve Steele says this year’s show was once again a great success with around 5800 people attending the public show over Saturday and Sunday, while close to 400 cars from owners all around the country were registered.

Tony Anderson from Atawhai had both his 1970 Plymouth Road Runner and 1973 Dodge Challenger there on the day as part of the Mag and Turbo display.

Both vehicles were brought over from America. “The Dodge was a bit of a wreck,

Tony Anderson from Atawhai with his 1973 Dodge Challenger at the Nelson Motor Show on Sunday. Photo: Jessie Johnston. a community of Chrysler owners helped. My partner would say that I spend far too much time in the garage.

I’d come home after my job and I’d spend three to four hours a day just pottering.”

While the restoration of the Dodge is complete, Tony says he still has a way to go with the Plymouth.

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you couldn’t drive it, whereas the Plymouth could still be driven but there was lots of rust and holes,” says Tony.

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to take on a vehicle restoration is to choose your project wisely. “A good friend said to me, ‘make sure you pick the right car when you do a car restoration because if you run out of love for it, you might not finish it’ and I did, I picked the right cars because as soon as I finished one, I started the other and I’d do it again.”

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A severe lack of volunteers at Hospice Shop Nelson has hit “crisis point”, with it having to shut its doors twice in the last fortnight.

Shop manager Dianne Timbs says she is surviving day-by-day on what volunteers she has at the Bridge St premises, but a lack of new recruits is impacting the shop’s ability to operate.

She says it is getting harder to find new volunteers, and it is also more competitive with a number of charity shops in the city.

“[Having to shut the shop] was such a hard decision to make. It breaks my heart,” says Dianne.

“While the volunteers here always do everything with a smile, it is stressful having to ring people and say ‘can you please come in again today?’”.

The shop, which is one of five in the region, is a vital fundraising source for the Nelson Tasman Hospice. It delivers approximately half of Hospice’s funding ‘shortfall’.

Dianne says she’d love to get a new mix of volunteers, including students and corporate workers.

“There are some employers out

there who let their staff take a longer hour lunch break to volunteer for a while, and I also have a couple of lovely high school students who help after school,” she says. “It doesn’t matter who you are or how you help – just being a presence on the shop floor makes a difference.”

Volunteer roles in the shops vary - from serving at the counter and displaying merchandise, to behind the scenes roles such as sorting donations, ironing clothes, washing, or driving the Hospice truck to pick up donations.

Hospice volunteer manager Rebecca Colley says that volunteer-

ing can provide a great opportunity to learn new skills in retail and customer services.

“Also, the personal rewards you get are so great and the volunteers get such a buzz from being here knowing they are helping Hospice, which has touched so many people in our community.”

Other charity shops in Nelson also say they are struggling to find volunteers, too.

Nelson SPCA Op Shop store manager Stacie Doyle says she has always had trouble finding people to help in her Vangaurd St store, and she does many of the shifts alone just to keep it open.

Other charity shops in the city – including St Vincent De Paul on Vanguard St and ReStore on Quarantine Rd – also say they would love to have more volunteers.

Rebekah Wyatt, Habitat for Humanity ReStore Manager says they could easily have 30-40 more people and still never get to the end of their to-do list. “We are happy for people to just help out whenever they can, even if it is just a one-off,” she says.

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nelson L ve Driver stable after crashing into truck: The man who crashed into a truck on February 6 is now in a stable condition, according to Nelson Marlborough Health Communications Officer Jane Horder.

The crash happened at about 7.45 am Monday morning on State Highway 6 between Nelson and Rai Valley, when the man’s car ran into the back of the truck.

The man had multi-trauma injuries and was quickly taken to the Nelson Hospital emergency department in the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter.

The debris left after a car crashed into a truck along SH 6 on February 6.

Police continue to investigate death of Tracey-Anne Harris: The unexpected death of local woman Tracey-Anne Harris, last year, remains the focus of an ongoing criminal investigation as police appeal for more information.

The 43-year-old was found dead in her Marlowe St home in Stoke on Febru-

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Visit www.nelsonlive.co.nz for more ary 11, 2016 and Detective Sergeant Ian Langridge believes some people have yet to speak to police.

“If you know anything or have heard anything about Ms Harris’ death, we ask you to please contact police and pass on that information. Even if it seems small or insignificant, it could be a vital link to other pieces of information we already have.”

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.CO.NZ 100 whales found beached at Farewell Spit this morning: Another hundred whales were found beached on Farewell Spit on Saturday morning.

It is not yet clear whether the pilot whales were part of the pod of 400 that beached overnight on Thursday in the third-largest recorded stranding in New Zealand since the 1800s.

When the 400 whales were discovered early Friday morning, some 250 to 300 whales were already dead, sparking claims DOC should have acted sooner.

Takaka DOC operations manager Andrew Lamason believes that the refloated survivors on Friday swam in the wrong direction and headed back into the bay.

“If you were going to design a geographical trap for whales, Golden Bay is pretty much perfect.”

Project Jonah, DOC and community volunteers have been working around the clock to save a pod of pilot whales following one of New Zealand’s largest-ever strandings.

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Nelson mum Charlotte Zohrab, left, Whareama resident Nettie Palmer and six-month-old Ivy Zohrab share a morning of music and movement during a Preschool Music in Rest Homes session on Friday.

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Nelson's youngest and oldest get to know each other The cheek-to-cheek grins of the babies at Friday’s Music and Movement session at the Whareama Rest Home matched the large smiles and dancing eyes of the residents in the home’s hospital wing.

Each week for the past year, young and old came together as preschool music filled the corridors of Whareama Rest Home in Stoke and Oakwoods Retirement Village in Richmond.

The idea to bring preschool music sessions to rest-homes came from Whareama diversional therapist Linda Smaile, when she was studying the benefits of exercise and social connections for the seniors in her care.

“Even just a bit of movement can make a big difference and the residents love it, we do a mix of old nursery rhymes and songs that the residents like, and newer songs.

“And they like the social interactions just as much, you’ll see them light up while they’re watching the young ones.”

The free sessions grow intergenerational relationships and provide plenty of smiles, as well as getting the residents and preschoolers moving with singing story times, songs filled with actions, shaking maracas and twirling ribbons.

Megan Russell has been bringing her sixmonth-old daughter Imogen to the sessions for the past three months and says Imogen absolutely loves it.

“It’s great coming along each week and seeing all the smiles, you really feel like you’re giving back and it’s fun getting the rest-home folk involved with the babies and brightening up their day. Both the littlies and the oldies really benefit and it's just a great thing to do, I’d recommend it to any mum.”

Held by local woman Felicity Yates, otherwise known as Flossie the Balloon Lady, the free sessions are open to under fives with a parent or guardian. Sessions run every Friday from 10am at Whareama and every Wednesday at 1.30pm at Oakwoods. For more information, go to the Preschool Music in Rest Homes Nelson Facebook page.

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Sheryle and John Grant with John's 1971 Corvette Stingray he will be taking to the National Corvette Conference in Nelson this weekend. Photo: Simon Bloomberg

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most enduring American sports cars, with Chevrolet so far manufacturing seven generations of Vettes since the first C1 rolled off the production line in Detroit in

1953.

He says the convention will feature cars ranging from a 1958 model to one that is just six months old, with the most popu-

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the road together because they would distract too many of the other drivers - it would cause a traffic jam."

John says Corvettes are one of the

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One hundred and nine of the estimated 3000 Cheverolet Corvettes in New Zealand will be cruising around Nelson this weekend as part of the National Corvette Convention which features a display of the classic sports cars at Founders Heritage Park on Saturday.

The convention is being organised by the Top of the South Corvettes and two of the committee members, Sheryle and John Grant of Stoke, say car enthusiasts are in for a real treat.

John says Corvettes are one of the most eye-catching American sports cars and, for that reason, they won't be travelling in a full convoy when they cruise through Nelson.

"We'll be driving along Whakatu Dr when we all go out to Seifrieds for lunch on Sunday but we'll only be driving in groups of 10," John says.

"You can't put 109 Corvettes on

lar being the classic Stingray.

"The Stingray shape is an American icon and it's timeless. It's 50 years old and still looks good," he says.

And it's not surprising that John and Sheryle will be lining up their his-and-hers Corvettes at Founders on Saturday. John, who has owned four Corvettes, has a 1971 Stingray while Sheryle has a 1969 model.

"I've always been a car person but when you have kids and a mortgage you can't have a hobby car," John says. "So when the boys left home I thought I'd do something for me and started looking for a mid-60s Mustang.

"But then a friend convinced me to get a Corvette and they been our hobby ever since. My Stingray's almost 50 years old and it shakes and rattles, but I love driving it."

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And I assume their on-going care is covered by ACC? Johanna Fowler.

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There are plenty of places they can stay with proper facilities that are hygienic, safe and cost very little. Mark French.

Having almost ridden through three Freedom Camper Landmines on the Huka Falls track on Sunday, am disgusted at the absence of environmental awareness or just general manners shown by the freedom camping set. Time also for a border tax - call it a Green Tax - to fund toilet infrastructure in these places. And if that deters the stinky ones from coming here, I am sure Aussie will be happy to clean up after them. They spend so little as a per centage, per capita, of visitor that they are hardly going to be a loss to our tourism earnings. Mark Baker.

I don't mind them in the car parks. Adds colour to the city.

But fine them heavily if they litter in any way. Vibeke Friis.

Campers need to go to camps, that's what there for, freedom campers are making Nelson look like a

dumping ground. Sarah Allsopp.

Shame this didn't happen a long time ago. Perhaps this will remove people sleeping in the main street. Robynne Harvey.

We took our grandson down to the skate park early Saturday evening. My husband started to pick up the rubbish until he was seething! They were showering with the drink fountain and alcohol cans were everywhere. It's got to stop. Julie Dayman.

Yes, definitely. They should also be banned from setting up their "kitchens", chairs, etc in carparks, as they block the walkways. Come in to park and go shopping and use the toilet facilities, and then move it along.

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First thing I saw looking out the window Sun am at Patons Rock, Golden Bay, was a guy standing beside his illegally-parked van urinating in full public view while he and his friend admired the view. Utterly sick to death of having my space fouled by these human cockroaches. James Brown.

Don't make it sound like a profound idea to ban them. A vast majority of Nelsonians have been crying out for this to stop well before the summer rush. It's a no brainer. But unless it's the councils idea it's not a good one, right? Cara Gledhill.

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154 Tahunanui Drive, Nelson | Phone 546 5035 | nelson@kitchenstudio.co.nz Having escaped the madness of Auckland City, Avesh and Susan Vather are enjoying the new pace of life in Nelson where they are the proud new owners of Tahunanui business, Kitchen Studio.

Both had corporate jobs in the ‘big smoke’ but with Susan originally from Nelson and after the arrival of their second child, they decided to make the move back and jumped at the opportunity to run the kitchen design business.

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Helping people create their perfect kitchen is something we can feel good about,” says Avesh.

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The Kitchen Studio team are, from left, Avesh Vather, Susan Vather, Lorraine Honor and Chelbe Windram. tion service. “We arrange ers. She can also explain the everything in relation to benefits of a wide range of kitchens, from the measure kitchen accessories. Once up, design work, manufac- people are happy to book an ture and installation,” says appointment with us, one Avesh. “Lorraine is our of our team will go out to Showroom Consultant who their home helps people explore the dif- to have a ferent materials and colour d i s c u s s i o n options available to custom- about their

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great buying power and can offer a huge range compared to some other suppliers,” says Avesh. “As well as our own in house designer, we can also leverage designers from other stores in the group. If clients want something specific for their kitchen, we have designers around the country who specialise in specific materials and styles who can assist us as needed to bring a customer’s vision to life.”

The final part of the process is, of course, the installation, and Kitchen Studio uses “the best installers in Nelson” to get the job done. Kitchens installed by the team’s contractors come with a 10-year guarantee on the installation,

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154 Tahunanui Drive, Nelson | Phone 546 5035 | nelson@kitchenstudio.co.nz along with a 10-year guarantee for the cabinetry and a lifetime guarantee on the hardware. They are, however, more than happy to provide the cabinetry to clients who wish to complete the installation themselves, which still carries the same 10-year warranty on cabinetry and lifetime warranty on hardware.

“Some people feel that they can’t come to us with a smaller budget,” says Avesh. “But our entry level kitchens sit at around the same mark as some big box retailers and we are backed by one of the best guarantees in the country.”

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depends on the customers taste and choices. Avesh and Susan have greatly enjoyed their first year as a locally-owned and operated business and say they have hopes to expand Kitchen Studio’s name in the Nel-

son area. They’re also proud to be offering people first-class kitchen design services, thanks to a dedicated team and the benefits of the Kitchen Studio group. “We know that for a similar product and level of service, we’re very good value for money compared to other providers, it’s well worth coming to talk to us,” says Avesh. “The benefit of being part of a nationwide group, working with globally-leading suppliers, is that we have access to the full range of products available in the country and can make use of the expertise of some of the best designers, joiners, cabinet makers and

installers to create an ideal kitchen for our customers.”

Avesh says Susan and himself also bring a real focus on customer service. “We want to make sure people are getting what they want at a good price. We’re also structured in the way we work so there should be no surprises when you create your kitchen with us, we are proud to stand by everything we send out of Kitchen Studio.”

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Those counting down the days until this year’s to a great turnout of stall holders and patrons, Nelson Wine and Food Festival, previously the and the hard work of organisers who use the Brightwater Wine and Food Festival, won’t need event to do good in the community. Over the to wait much longer. This Sunday, you could be years, the festival has successfully donated over soaking up the sun, the sights and the sounds of $300,000 to groups and organisations in the comthis fantastic local event with a glass of wine in munity including the Wanderers Rugby Club, one hand and a plate of mouth-watering food in Brightwater School, Fifeshire Foundation and the other. the Richmond Volunteer Fire Brigade. Each year This year however, is the last year the popular organisers also take on board patron feedback wine and food festival will be held at Middle and their own observations in a bid to improve Earth Vineyards the festival for all and 2017 is no difon Bryant Road, ferent. This year with 2018 set to people can expect see it move to the a fantastic chilRichmond A&P Showgrounds. dren’s area with Since the introducsupervised activities running all tion of a ‘back to day thanks to Blast basics’ format the Entertainment event has become and Brightwater a bigger hit with people each year, School. These inoffering the crowds This year’s Nelson Wine and Food Festival will fea- clude a bouncy a great day out and ture plenty of great live entertainment, the best in castle, face paintsupporting the lo- food, wine, cider and beer and a fantastic community ing, non-alcoholic drinks and much cal community in atmosphere. more, plus, part of the process.

The Rotary Club of Richmond, who organise the being family friendly is also being affordable, iconic community fund-raiser, say the move is which is why children aged 12 and under gain in response to a call to provide more shade and free entry into the festival. easier access for public, being that it is on the The Nelson Wine and Food Festival has always Suburban Bus Line route, Tasman Cycle Trail tried to accommodate motor homes and caraand has space for overnight campervans. vans and is looking forward to welcoming its The festival’s success can no doubt be attributed biggest leisure vehicle audience yet this Sunday.

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Richmond Rotary’s Pete Glue, left, and Kevin Gear are hoping to attract classic car owners to the Nelson Wine and Food Festival.

With the New Zealand Motor Home and Caravan Association rally beginning the following Thursday, many visiting association members have the festival on their to do list before attending the national event. Those with motor homes or caravans are more than welcome to stay overnight at Middle Earth Vineyard on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, at $10 per night, per motor home, provided they are self-contained. The show has even had international interest with holiday makers from as far away as New York and Florida emailing organisers to get themselves tickets for the big day.

The Nelson Wine and Food Festival’s vibrant atmosphere is enhanced by an impressive line-up of local musicians who always succeed in getting the audience up and dancing. This year live music will be performed throughout the day thanks to Pete Madsen and family, the Dixie Prix, Cruise Control and the Neal Brothers. The event will also feature an interesting display from the

Nelson Marlborough Classic Motoring Society, including some classic boats. Once again free sunscreen and water will be available throughout the day, although organisers encourage people to be prepared for a full on day of fun in the sun. This includes bringing your own shade solutions and seating whether it’s a deck chair or picnic blanket. Ensuring you organise safe transport home is also essential to finish the day off right, which could mean having a designated sober driver, calling a taxi or making the most of the bus service which will be running people to and from the vineyard. The Great Taste Cycle Trail is also a handy option for those wanting to use peddle power.

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With a great cause at the heart of this event and a selection of food, wine and beer the region can be proud of, you certainly don’t want to miss the Nelson Wine and Food Festival on Sunday, February 19. If you haven’t already bought your tickets, make sure you get them now for just $15 but be quick, they’re selling fast. Tickets are available from Nelson I Site, Prices Pharmacy Nelson and Blenheim, Paperplus Nelson, Specsavers (Richmond Mall), Colour Plus (Richmond), Wakefield 4Square Supermarket, Brightwater NPD Service Station, Reliance Betta Electrical (Motueka), Sprig & Fern Motueka, Sprig & Fern Brightwater and Sprig & Fern Mapua.

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Atkins Gallery is a new addition to Nelson, showcasing the talents of local artists who live or have ties to the city, as well as the West Coast. While Linda Atkins isn’t an artist herself, she has a background in art history and a passion for working in galleries, having previously been involved in Nelson’s Catchment Gallery 10 years ago.

“I really enjoyed that and I wanted to get back into it, Linda Atkins so I decided to establish a similar type of gallery which focuses on quality painting and prints.” The gallery is currently hosting Linda’s first exhibition which gives people an idea of the artists she has involved, including pieces from Nic Foster, Alison Hale, Rosie Little, Anna Leary, Princess Hart and Jane Blackmore.

A new exhibition will be put on each month and Linda says people are more than welcome to come along to the openings. As well as selling new works, Atkins Gallery also provides a resale service for private collections.

For more information on Atkins Gallery, visit the website at atkinsgallery. co.nz or checkout the Facebook page.

If you’re looking to sell your home, auctioning it may be the perfect solution.

Summit Real Estate’s sales and marketing consultant, Sue Gibbons, is the ‘Auction Queen’, and is confident she can achieve a great result for vendors through this sales option. It is now becoming increasingly difficult to price property, due to the worry of underselling it, and this is why Sue has embraced the auction process. She has already achieved some extraordinary results for her vendors thanks to the transparency of an auction, allowing all interested parties to do their due diligence and put their hand up to make an offer. Currently her average is over $100,000 above rateable for properties via the auction method. There is a lot of background work that goes in to ensure the auction will be a success, along with the efforts of the auctioneer on the day. Sue is very grateful to be working with her experienced sales manager and auctioneer, Ben Nalder, to achieve the best possible result for those looking to sell their homes. Backed up by the Summit Real Estate team, Sue Gibbons is a wise choice when it comes to selling your home and property. Take advantage of Sue’s expertise and contact her today to discuss the benefits of auctioning your asset.

For many people, running a home or business, managing a family, working and keeping a social life can be a real juggling act. Having a caring and detailed cleaning service provider can make a world of difference. Flawless Cleaning Services is more than just an environmentally-friendly, domestic and commercial cleaning service, they genuinely care for customers and their satisfaction. Being locally-owned and operated means they have a strong interest in doing what is best for the community. Being from Nelson herself, owner and operator Rikki-Lee Hanna understands that the Nelson/ Tasman community appreciates all the spare time possible to enjoy the areas beautiful surroundings. When you work with Flawless Cleaning Services, you can expect tailor-made packages to suit your individual situation and needs. Rikki-Lee is also proud to use environmentally-friendly, crueltyfree products, ensuring Flawless Cleaning Services keeps the environment flawless, as well as client's homes. With the business now into its third year, Rikki-Lee has taken the opportunity to expand her venture, opening another Flawless Cleaning Services branch in Auckland. Let Flawless Cleaning Services give you back some of your precious spare time.

Whether you want a simple fringe trim, redefined layers, short back and sides or a completely new look, The Cutting Bar is the home of quality scissor work. Best of all, you don’t even need to make an appointment to get this fast, efficient service.

The Cutting Bar offers clients a relaxed atmosphere and being neither a salon nor a barbershop, caters to the whole family. Owner Claire Chicken believes that everyone should be able to afford to have great looking, healthy hair, which is why she has done her best to keep prices down, making regular haircuts possible.

Whether you’re short on time or have it in abundance, Claire is available whenever you choose to walk through the door. She’s also set up a handy webshop from The Cutting Bar website, www.thecuttingbar.co.nz, allowing people to browse and purchase hair care products at their leisure, with the choice to have them delivered or pick them up when they next pop in for a trim. You may not always wake up with perfect hair but a trip to The Cutting Bar will ensure you walk out the door looking great. With plenty of parking available, come and see Claire today at 87 Vanguard St.

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Securo are very pleased to advise local businesses that it has made the appointment of Kerri Bainbridge as their Nelson-based health and safety consultant. Kerri is already known to the locals in Nelson/Tasman, having a wealth of business experience in health, safety and Human Resource, while working in a range of business environments. Amongst her qualifications are a BBS (HR), Grad Dip Teaching & Learning, AS/NZ4801 Health & Safety Auditor & Postgrad study in Occupational Health & Safety.

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Investment properties should be just that - an investment. Your portfolio should work for you, not the other way around. When Summit Property Management look after your property, you can feel confident that your investment is in safe hands. With a team of 15 property managers between Nelson and Marlborough, we're nearly twice the size of other local companies. Each manager has a comprehensive understanding of the houses and prices in the area they work in and offer sound advice and services to property owners and prospective tenants. Being the largest and longest-running property management company in the region, Summit Property Management have a fantastic relationship with local tradesmen and contractors, so we proudly offer our clients great pricing on repairs and maintenance.

We act quickly and efficiently to show tenants through properties and deal with any repairs and maintenance issues immediately. All of our property managers also hold an NZQA qualification and are proud of the fact we have no add-on fees. We're committed to offering the best service in town. Talk to us about how our team can take the weight of managing an investment property off your shoulders.

Nelson Beauty Therapy may have a new owner but that won’t have any effect on the first-class treatment clients receive when they walk through the door. Bridget Tuson took over the business late last year and is thrilled to be working alongside a team of professional, qualified beauty therapists including Sophie Ham, Hayley Lincoln and recent arrival Jess Hay. Among their comprehensive list of treatments, Nelson Beauty Therapy specialises in skin coaching, which involves creating customised facials to best suit people’s skin needs. Bridget, Sophie and Hayley are all asap-qualified skin coaches to provide this service, using specialised skin analysis tools to identify exactly what treatments your skin needs to look its best. Nelson Beauty Therapy is also excited to have Jess on board, who graduated from Elite International School of Beauty and Spa Therapies last year. Amongst her qualifications, Jess has a certificate in reflexology and a desire to share the benefits with clients. This treatment provides a holistic approach to health and well-being with researching showing it can help reduce pain, boost immunity, promote relaxation, improve digestion, increase circulation and assist detoxification.

The clinic itself has also been through a transformation since Bridget has come on board, achieving a relaxing, bright atmosphere where people can enjoy the ultimate beauty experience. As well as their rejuvenating and hydrating facials, Nelson Beauty Therapy’s other treatments include massage and exfoliation to soothe tension and stimulate circulation, tanning with B.Gorgeous spray tan to achieve a beautiful finish and gradual fade, as well as waxing, pedicures, manicures and eye treatments. Rachel Ham from Nelson Microblading also works from the clinic, the second Friday of each month, giving people the eyebrows they’ve always wanted. Microblading is a relatively new technique and is a semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo procedure.

Whether you have thinning brows, you’ve over tweezed or you’re not happy with the shape of your eyebrows, Rachel has helped people get the eyebrow’s they’ve always wanted and can do the same for you. Nelson Beauty Therapy promises that your skin will never feel as clean, or as healthy, as after one of their professional services, nor will you leave without truly understanding your skin and its needs. Make sure you book your next beauty appointment with Nelson Beauty Therapy because they promise you your best skin ever.

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FootBall: Tasman United have secured their first win at home with a 1-0 win over Hamilton Wanderers on Sunday at Trafalgar Park. Striker Ermal Hajdari scored the winner in a match Tasman controlled to earn their second win in their debut season. Tasman welcome Eastern Suburbs to Trafalgar Park this Sunday.

CriCket: Nelson will have a crack for the Hawke Cup after a Greg Hay century helped them earn a 35-run first innings win over Canterbury Country in their zone final at Saxton Fields over the weekend. They will play Bay of Plenty in a three-day Hawke Cup Challenge on Friday, February 24.

Jacob Page Jessica Young’s journey to competing in her first half marathon has strengthened her bond with her granddad and prepared her for her next career move.

Jessica competed in the Buller Half Marathon over the weekend, the culmination of almost eight months of effort.

One of the first faces she saw at the finish line was her grandfather, Mick Barrett, who had coached her all the way by setting out running plans, cycling alongside her during training and acting as her water boy on longer sessions.

The 21-year-old was hoping to complete the 21.1km distance in under two hours – she achieved that by eight minutes.

“I really enjoyed it, running alongside the Buller Gorge was really beautiful.

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Jessica Young completed her first half marathon in Buller over the weekend thanks to a training regime put together by her granddad, Mick. Photo: Jacob Page. ing back next year and trying to beat my time.”

The training regime had also helped Jessica get ready for police training.

“Having granddad do this with me has been awesome and it’s made me get out there and do it – it’s made me accountable.

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Mick went about “putting some quality into Jessica’s running.

He used short sprints, hill runs and longer distances over time to get his granddaughter in the shape required.

“You have to get your body used to going faster, especially when you are tired,” Jessica says.

“Granddad always has me up on my toes running up the hills and ensuring I keep the same speed as if I was running on the flat.

“We did a 22km run out at Rabbit Island as training and granddad was really good, he’d cycle ahead of me and act as my drink station and give me encouragement as I went past,” Jessica says.

Mick says he’s loved helping his granddaughter achieve her goals.“It’s an enjoyable experience training Jess, and it’s kept me mentally active and switched on."

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The trio of Dempster brothers won their second consecutive Burger King 3x3 Quest basketball tournament on Saturday at the Tahunanui Beach Tennis Courts.

Aaron, Nathan and Nelson Giants captain Sam Dempster teamed with Chris Duthie in a tournament where the brothers, playing as Stoke Eagles, they didn’t have it all their own way.

The Eagles lost in overtime to Team Groundbound in their opening game, but gained the ultimate revenge by beating them in overtime in the final.

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Elina Ussher wins Coast to Coast Jacob Page Nelson’s Elina Ussher has defended her Coast to Coast one-day women’s crown after surging past her main rival with pedal power on Sunday.

Elina made her winning move on the final bike leg, after being passed by South Africa’s Robyn Owen on the 67 kilometre kayak leg, winning her fourth women’s Kathmandu Coast to Coast longest day world championship title.

“I ran my own race today and wasn’t really worried about the other girls,” she says.

The 11-time competitor says she was also pleased her fitness level held up throughout the day.

“I managed to do the race with no cramp this year, so that was awesome.

“I knew Robyn [Owen] was an amazing kayaker and she came past me quite early on and I was thinking 'oh no, she’s going to put 20 minutes on me, she’s really amazing, she’s just a machine,' so I was surprised I was only five minutes behind heading onto the final bike.”

Ussher quickly went to work on the bike to reel in the South African Coast to

Nelson's Shane Harwood is knocked over during the Modified Mayhem - South Island Superstock Series. Photo: Tom Laney/Imagepress.co.nz.

Many twists in Superstock finale Nelson's Elina Ussher used her superior ability on the bike to claim her fourth Coast to Coast crown over the weekend. Photo: Supplied.

Coast first timer, passing Robyn by the half way point to come home in 13 hours 11minutes, 17 minutes ahead of her.

“It was a really long day today and a tough final bike leg, so I’m really happy to win again,” Ussher says.

In the two-day event, Waimea College 16-year-old Cameron Jones showed he will be a multisport name to watch for the future,

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the start by club mate Alex Bright. The nonfinish left him chasing points. Fellow Nelson driver Shane Harewood took over the series lead with a second and third in the two races. Brett chased revenge on Alex in heat three, while Lance Ashton held up Shane initially. Meanwhile, Jamie Hamilton was ticking over the laps and points to eventually secure inCity Canterbury United the title Auckland vs vs stunning Tasman Unitedfashion.

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The Hanmer Holiday Homes South Island Superstock Series went to Cantabrian Jamie Hamilton after he stayed out of the drama on Saturday night. What started off looking like a cruise for series leader, Nelson’s Brett Nicholls, after he won the first heat, soon became a nightmare. In heat two,Hamilton Brett was left Wellington Phoenix Wanderers vs vs the wall off Easternparked Suburbs upSouthern United

After dominating day one, Cameron won the men’s individual event in emphatic style, crossing the finish line in 12 hours 19 minutes and five seconds, more than half an hour in front of Oliver Thompson who was second.

He is the youngest person ever to win a Kathmandu Coast to Coast individual title in the 34-year history of the South Island's most popular multisport event.

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Community Notices NELSON AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Meets third Wednesday each month, 7.30pm at the National Party Electorate Office Meeting Rooms, Cnr Waimea and Quarantine Roads Wednesday 15 February Guest Speaker - Phil Holliday ZL2PAH "Quakers Contest Group ( that's earthquakers). All welcome.

ENGLISH CONVERSATION GROUP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors.

Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm in Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile Street, by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Contact Rachael Ph 02102686970.

Library Knitters The Library Knitters meet in the Elma Turner Library, Halifax Street on Thursdays from 10 – 12 noon, to knit garments for Nelson/Tasman Plunket babies. Wool and needles are provided. This is an opportunity to meet new people and do some good for the Nelson community, while socialising with others. For more information email viv.rounce@ncc.govt.nz or ring 5395507.

COMMUNITY CHAT Community Chat is held weekly on Thursdays from 1 – 2 pm in the Elma Turner Library. This is an opportunity for people learning English to have conversations with others.

For more information email nicola.harwood@ncc.govt.nz or ring 546-0406.

DEVICE ADVICE at Elma Turner Library Tuesdays 10–11 and Thursdays 2-3.

Drop in sessions for any questions about your smartphone, tablet, laptop or ebooks For more information email nicola. harwood@ncc.govt.nz or ring 546-0406 DEVICE ADVICE at Stoke LibraryFridays 11 – 12 noon email nicola.harwood@ ncc.govt.nz or ring 546-0406.

ROSE SOCIETY Nelson : All welcome at our February meeting to be held at Broadgreen,Nayland Road, Stoke on Monday February 20th at 7.30. We will be discussing our forthcoming National show, to be held March 18th/19th.

Table show and supper. $2 entry. New

members very welcome. Phone Marie 5457971.

PROFESSOR Juliet Gerrard gives a talk on "It's all about proteins!" at the Suter Gallery Theatre, Thursday February 16, 7.30 pm, courtesy of the MacDiarmid Institute and the Nelson Science Society.

Contact Jenny Pollock at president@nelsonscience.nz for more information.

"CO-OPERATIVES SEMINAR, at NMIT, Saturday 18th February, 10am-4pm.

This seminar will provide an overview of worker co-ops, housing co-ops, producer co-ops and retail co-ops from the experience of those working in them.

To register and for more information call Bruce Dyer, Nelson Enterprise Loan Trust ph: 548-7284, email: enquire@nelt. org.nz".

CRAFTERS Destash market top of the south- calling all crafters Paper crafters, Quilters, Knitters, weavers, artists, potters, jewellery makers Come along sell your stash of crafting supplies. Cost of a stall: $10 (help organise no fee). Location: tba (Richmond or Stoke area) Date: Saturday 11th March 9am-12noon Contact: Marloes Aynsley 0278224941 or aynsleyfamily@clear.net.nz.

FORMER REFUGEES require volunteer assistance. Have fun, meet new people, make a difference & experience new cultures. Next training starts soon. Contact jettie.skerten@redcross.org.nz 548-4978 LIGHTHOUSE Spiritual Awareness Mondays 7.30pm. Talks, healing, clairvoyance. Trafalgar St Hall, opp Trailways. ph Carolyn 5474613.

NEW TO NELSON? Join others from the Nelson Newcomers Network at our coffee morning Mon 20th Feb, Morri St Café, 244 Hardy Street. 03 546 7681.

Open Day Come meet the Team, see what we do. Loveday Health Clinic.

Open Day 25th February.

YOGA & guided dancing: A one-off workshop to connect to the lightness of our being, to dust off the cobwebs that cloud our personal sparkle. Tues 28 Feb

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at Elma Turner Library 10am-12noon. To book: 546 7986 .

HOLISTIC PULSING SESSIONS at Nelson Women's Centre every Monday.

Session are 50-minutes; by gold coin donation. Ring 546 7986 to book in.

Session times: 10.30am, 11.30am, 1pm, 2pm.

ASTROLOGY COURSE : 8-week Introduction course using your own Chart to learn about Signs, Planets, Houses and more. Wed 9.30-11.30 starting 22 Feb. Ph: 546 7986 .

PRE SCHOOLERS Music followed by social time for parents with guest speaker (Child Care provided) St Stephens Church, 61 Tahunanui Drive. Mondays 9.45am. Re-commences 13 Feb. Newcomers welcome. Morning tea provided.

U3A NELSON Next meeting February 22nd at Nelson Golf Club, Bolt Rd. at 10am. The Speaker is Sarah-Jane Weir, local Lawyer and Company Director. New Members welcome.

SIT 'n' be fit New Thursday class 67 Trafalgar Street (Old Folk's Hall) @ 10-10.45 am. Includes optional standing strength and mobility. Great music ,work at your level. Please contact Shirley for more info 457 1433 or 021 121 8023 JUST US DRAMA has recommenced for 2017 on Monday 13th Feb, and welcomes new members. We meet 10.30 - 12.00 and rehearse short skits and plays to perform for Retirement Homes Enquiries Marion 5470509.

NELSON ASTHSMA Society memberships are $15 per year. Do you have COPD or a respiratory condition you are welcome to try our Better Breathing classes held throughout Tasman. $5 per class or only $2 for Nelson Asthma Society members phone Sue on 03 544 1562 for class details. Improve your respiratory health and learn to relax when feeling short of breath.

NELSON RAILWAY at Founders Park.

The Railcar will be operating on demand, every day between 11am & 4pm,

weather permitting. Adults $5 Children $3.

PIZZA NIGHTS at CLUB ITALIA Enjoy unlimited authentic italian pizza! on Fridays 17th and 24th of February-at Club Italia - 9 Trafalgar Street Cash bar available. All welcome! For more info please phone Daniela 021 554619 NELSON BOTANICAL SOCIETY (native plant group) Field trip Sunday 19 Feb Mt Starveall. Meet at Church steps at 8am.

Register with Andy 021 105 590 STOKE SENIORS Weds 15th Sandwich filling demo. by Karen & Mel $3. Thurs 16th The Bullen Sisters with classic pop numbers Tues 21st Cherie Thomas will give a practical talk about Falls Prevention $3, Weds Feb 22nd Housie $5 , Thurs 23rd Phil Steans with a great concert for you . Tues 28th Colours group will entertain with a variety of songs Most weekly concerts/events start at 1.30 pm with admission of $5 (unless otherwise stated).This includes afternoon tea in the Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Road, Stoke PH: 547-2660 VOLUNTEER DRIVERS WANTED to Transport Seniors to Centre.

Please contact the office for more details PH: 5472660 ALZHEIMERS SOCIETY Fieldworker Jane Anderson will be holding a Drop In Clinic at Heartlands, Golden Bay on Tuesday, 28 February 11am-1pm providing advice, information and support for those “Living with Memory Loss.

NELSON Newcomers - Day trip to Pupu Springs and Takaka Market – Sat 18 Mar. Pupu Springs - renowned for clear fresh water. Live music, arts and crafts, local produce at market. RSVP by 24 Feb to Mary at nelson@newcomers.co.nz FRESH FOCUS will begin its 2017 season of speakers on Monday, 27 February, from 10 to 11 am at Elim Church Hall, 625 Main Road, Stoke.

AIR CADETS Open Day for 13-15 year olds. Join cadets and gain practical skills, learn leadership and discipline, travel and make lifelong friends. Sunday 19

LAUGHTER YOGA laugh for no reason.

Stress relief, wellness and happiness.

Find the benefits of regular laughter, release endorphins and boost your immune system. Connect with others as you laugh. Victory Community Centre Wed. 5.30pm. $2 donation. Bring something to lie on - a yoga mat, blanket or towel. Cath 5451207.

AIKIDO for Children, Teens, Adults A Martial Art building social skills, confidence and physical ability. Ages 5-7 Fri 4.10-4.50pm, ages 8-12 Fri 5.00-6.00pm, ages 13+ Wed 5-7pm. For more information visit www.aikido.nelson.co.nz or call Callum 021 069 4211.

ENGLISH CONVERSATION GROUP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors.

Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm in Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile Street, by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Contact Rachael Ph 02102686970.

NEW POWERtalk CLUB Communicate with Confidence. NEW DETAILS: 1st Tues mthly from 7 Mar Richmond Town Hall 1-3pm enhance your speaking, listening & presentation skills Call 021910621 powertalknelson1.wordpress.com.

LEARN TO SPEAK WITH CONFIDENCE with POWERtalk Waimea. 1st and 3rd Wednesday monthly, 360 Annesbrook Drive, 7pm-9pm. Start 15th Feb. Come along, see what we do. Call Nissa 5419747 for more details.

Alcoholics Anonymous is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? want to stop drinking but cant? Maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757.

ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS A fun and practical ten week course in the basics of Italian pronunciation and communication-with a dash of culture and music.

Wednesdays 7-8pm at Club Italia, 9 Trafalgar Street. Next session begins 22 of February. Bookings required. For enrolments or more info please phone Joe Rifici 545-6046.

Feb Tours at 1pm, 2pm 3pm and Monday 20 Feb (7pm). Come down to our headquarters at Dakota St. www.nelsonatc.co.nz.

COMPUTER HELP The next Club Day of Seniornet Nelson will be on Wednesday 15th February at 2.00pm held at 11 Hastings St,Nelson. This month computer Specialists from Harvey Norman will be showing us the latest in Computers. Everyone is welcome.

CANCER SOCIETY Nelson presents inspirational speaker Jake Bailey at Nelson College Thursday 2nd March 7pm.

Phone 539 1137 for details.

NATIONAL COUNCIL of Women Nelson Branch meeting, Wednesday 15 Feb, 1pm, Methodist Church Lounge, Neale Ave, Stoke. For more information contact Secretary nelsonncw@gmail.com.

ARE YOU LOOKING TO IMPROVE YOUR HEALTH? Great nutrition, Trim off some unwanted weight & awesome for busy people who don't have time to cook.. Try a 3 day trial pack today. Text 3DTP and your name to 0212034270 to receive a 3min informational video.

GET THE MULCH ON! Friday 10th February from 5.00 pm to 7.00pm Opposite Maitai Valley Motor Camp Across forestry bridge. For info call 548 8467 www. friendsofthemaitai.org.nz or Facebook KIDS-N-KOFFEE PLAY GROUP: Tuesdays 9.45- 11.45am All Saints crèche, 30 Vanguard St., Indoor, outdoor play areas, crafts, friendship, music session. Free. All welcome.

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NELSON CREATIVE Fibre welcome you to our friendly fibrecraft meetings every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at Jaycee Room, Founders, 9am.

Knit, crochet, weave, spin,dye, laugh and natter, learn new fibre skills and share TOP OF THE SOUTH MORRIS MINOR CLUB Sunday 26 February A Day Out in Havelock. Lunch at Café. Leaving QEII Carpark 9.30am. Ph5473316 Julie and John by Friday 24th.

Community notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising. Notices for businesses and organisations who charge for courses or events cost $10+gst. Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads.

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A torchlight investigation revealed a warmly ensconced kea sheltering beneath the seat, unwilling to share.

Outdoor Sunday Service at 10.30am

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