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Kate Russell Patient numbers at Nelson Hospital have more than doubled in the last 20 years, and are one of the reasons for a proposed $120m - $150m redevelopment of the premises. Recent figures released by the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board reveal that the hospital saw 123,086 patients through its doors last year, up from 90,644 patients in 2006 and 47,287 patients in 1996. NMDHB proposes to spend $1.2 million and two years planning the project, and building could start as early as 2020. It is not the only hospital in the region getting a makeover, with the $25 million expansion of Manuka St Hospital starting earlier this year. Peter Bramley, chief executive of the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board, says there are several reasons for the proposed redevelopment, including increasing demands on hospital services due to the region’s aging

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Nelson linesman Ken Allen has retired after 44 years of keeping Nelson’s power pumping. Photo: Evan Barnes.

Powering Nelson for four decades Kate Russell Reporter

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He’s kept our power running for the last 44 years, but Nelson linesman Ken Allen has officially decided to put down his tools. Friday night marked retirement for Ken, who has worked in the

power industry in Nelson since 1974. Ken moved here from Wellington when he was 21, and his brother showed him the job ad in the paper. “I like the outdoors, so I decided to apply,” he says. “When I started out it was called the Waimea Electric Power Board, but it was contracted to

different companies over the years – Tasman Energy, Tasman Electrical, Mainpower – and now, Delta.” For most of his career, he did on-call fault work, and has attended a whopping 450 callouts since 1981, under every circumstance imaginable. “You’re the first response,” he says.

“There were many many times I was called out in the middle of the night, during huge storms, and sometimes you’d be working all night, and the family would worry about me coming home. “Basically, my job was to get the power back on – a lot of that

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and growing population, the need for more hospital beds and improving the buildings earthquake standards. “Two hospital buildings, each more than 40 years old, have been assessed as earthquake prone in the definition that, while they will stay standing in the advent of a major earthquake, they would be unfit for use afterwards,” he says. Having the right facilities for new models of care and specialties is also another factor. Peter says the planning process will consist of several business cases – as required by central government – to cover strategic, commercial and financial consideration. All options would be considered including re-developing the existing Waimea Rd site or building new facilities on a different site, but at this stage, there is no pre-

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for four decades FROM PAGE 1 was just replacing fuses, but the linesmen were called out to the major events, when lines and poles were down.” Ken says he also worked alone in these events – something that many people are surprised to hear. “You’re by yourself, even in the middle of the night,” he says. “But, the job was so varied. You’re always moving around, going out into the country and seeing places you’d never normally see.” The father of three says, before 1981 his job was to help maintain the power lines, because back then all the fault work was done by the line mechanics. He has also worked outside

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of Nelson, attending several call outs in North Canterbury and he was once called down to help during a big storm that hit Ashburton. Ken says there have been a few changes in the industry since 1974. “As a whole it has become more regulated, that’s the biggest thing – there are more safe working practices.” Ken says he had a “fantastic” send off at McCashins Brewery on Friday night, and is looking forward to a three-and-a-half month trip to Europe, which he leaves for this week. “I’m keen to move on, but I’ve had lifelong friendships through my career. A lot of people these days go from job to job – but for me it was the people who worked there.”

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The team with their record-setting Mini, from left; Garry Orton, Teena Larsen, Maurice Larsen, Anita Hulme, Bryan Hartley, Shane Nicholson, Nelson Hartley, Graham Wilson, Aaron Hartley and Mike Wilson. Photo: www.project64mini.com.

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Front page of the Nelson Weekly after the Project ‘64 Mini beKate Russell came the fastest Mini in the world. Reporter Stoke’s new community centre at Greenmeadows Reserve has one final hurdle to clear before it can become a reality. Nelson City Council’s community services committee was told on Thursday that the lowest tender price for the build has come in at

$350,000 over budget, and a recommendation that full council approve the additional funding was passed six votes to two. Committee chair Pete Rainey and Tim Skinner were the only members to oppose it. The council will now decide on

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project to bring it into budget, or not proceed with the project. If approved, tender negotiations will be completed and work can start. The additional $350,000 would bring the total budget for the project to $6,490,000 - but it isn’t

the first cost blow-out. In July last year, the committee agreed to increase the budget for the project from $5.6 to $6.14 million. Concerns over the budget overrun were voiced in the meeting’s

ers in Nelson, the museum ognition for doing what many PAGE 2 Gihad supported the Project said was impossible,” SEEsays ‘64 Mini from its beginnings sella. “Afterall, there are many OPPORTUNITY FOR SELLERS hAvE CASh bUYERS and relished watching her get WEreasons why WAITING you wouldn’t faster over the years. “We are attempt what the Project ’64 Craig Graham very proud of this Mini and team attempted, given that Phone: 547 4300 Mobile: 027 394 6643 are pleased to have her home Minis aren’t built to go quickso Additional her many seelocAlly her,owned ” And ly operAted while drivingwww.nelsonlive.co.nz in a straight copies $1 fans can 100% Gisella says. line and its aerodynamics are The Mini is now the second similar to those of a brick – as fastest car in the museum’s driver Nelson Hartley attested. collection. It is faster than the “Naturally, such issues are 1939 Ford Deluxe Coupe V8 never barriers to those up for Moonshine runner, known to a challenge such as Guy, Garry clock about 87mph/140kph, and the rest of the team,” she and is second only to the says. Ferrari 456, which can hit Visitors can see the World’s 188mph/302kph. A Mini ver- Fastest Mini at the National sus a Ferrari. WOW Museum in Nelson, “The amazing team behind from Tuesday 9 May, at 1 her, led by Victory Automo- Cadallic Way, off Quarantine tive’s Guy Griffith and Garry Rd, Annesbrook, daily from Orton, deserves immense rec- 10am to 5pm. one of three options for the project at a meeting on September 8, which are: increase the budget by $350,000, reduce the scope of the

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Sea cadets from the Top of the South are preparing for an aid mission to Fiji to collect plankton samples. Nelson Marlborough TS Talisman Sea Cadet Lieutenant, Milo Coldren, and his team of cadets have been undergoing ‘planktonaut’ training in Nelson Harbour from Cawthron Institute research scientist Dr Xavier Pochon. As trained planktonauts, they will collect plankton samples from the ocean throughout their journey across the south-west pacific, and they could even discover new species. Oceanic plankton (small drifting plants and animals) play a major role in sustaining life on our planet. They generate half of the oxygen we breath, help regulate our climate, and provide a key indicator of climate change. Plankton is also the basis of the entire ocean’s

Dr Xavier Pochon, research scientist at Cawthron Institute, talking to members of the TS Talisman Sea Cadets. Photo: Supplied. food chain. tific worlds might not seem sion and will be fundraising Milo says he has been in- like obvious partners, but between now and July to terested in participating in both play a part in protecting cover the cost of their return mission of this kind since and caring for our oceans,” to Nelson.” In training, the crew collast year, when he first heard he says. about ‘Plankton Planet’, “The cadets are excited to lected plankton using the which is an international begin their journey to Fiji sampling kit they will take participative science pro- where they will develop sea- on their mission, logged engramme that equips plank- faring skills, and make a val- vironmental data including tonauts with sampling kits uable contribution to science water temperature, salinand everything they need to through Plankton Planet. ity, location, and wind speed package their samples. They’ve been working hard and direction, then dried “At first, the naval and scien- in preparation for this mis- and packaged their sample.

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P-contaminated homes are putting some investors off the Nelson housing market, says QV. Graphic: Nelson Weekly.

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P-contamination is deterring some investors from buying residential properties in Nelson and Tasman, contributing to the region’s housing market cooling off after months of rapidly rising prices. Quotable Value figures for April show that house prices are still rising with both Nelson and Tasman showing a 16.9 per cent increase over the last year. The average house price in Nelson was $527,422 while Tasman’s average was $521,575 - house prices rose 3.8 per cent over the past three months in Nelson and 4.7 per cent in Tasman. However, Quotable Value Nelson registered valuer Craig Russell says that “investor

activity appears to have cooled off ” and one of the reasons for that is the “implications around P-contamination”. Craig says the cost of remediating houses contaminated by P can range from $10,000 to $25,000, and that’s putting off investors. “There are quite a few properties that are coming back testing positive for P-contamination so, if you buy a rental now, there’s a risk that you have to pay the cost of remediation,” Craig says. “I’ve talked to quite a few people about this and the consensus is that the risk-adverse investors are tending to stay away from that.” He says the “worst case scenario” is that a contaminated house has to be demolished, although “most of the cases are to do with P-users and not manufacture, so that doesn’t tend to be so bad.” Craig says the Reserve Bank’s Loan Value Ratio restrictions,

which require investors to pay a higher deposit, have also contributed to the declining investment in the residential property market. A likely rise in interest rates and reduced returns from rentals are other factors impacting on the amount of investment. “The majority of buyers are more cautious with their purchasing decisions, given buyer’s reduced tolerance levels for debt and possible increased debt servicing from increased interest rates on the back of strong inflation figures.” The average weekly rent in April was $326 in Nelson and $361 in Tasman, although Craig says there could be “some upward pressure put on rents over the coming months” if interest rates increase. Despite investors cooling off, Craig says the region’s house

prices are still “strong”, especially in outlying small townships which typically lag behind the main centres. “Buyers, at this stage of the property cycle, often widen their purchasing parameters due to affordability and the trade-off of commuting. Motueka values have increased considerably of late partly due to the relative affordability of property there compared to Nelson and Richmond. “But the market is strong everywhere. We are still getting multiple offers and good numbers to open homes, it’s just there’s less of the silly stuff now.” The number of new homes is increasing with 79 new homes consented in March, up from 55 new dwellings consented in January and 64 in February. Tasman had the most new homes consented at 37, which is up from 23 in February.

Summerset in the Sun are supporting breast cancer awareness by holding a Pink Ribbon potluck afternoon tea. Come along with friends or family and join village residents in a pink themed afternoon tea. Wear your favourite pink attire and whip up your favourite pink treat and bring it along to share. There will be an opportunities to make a donation to the Pink Ribbon throughout the afternoon with raffles and collection boxes. While you’re here take a tour of the village! You’ll see the fantastic facilities in our village centre, and the range of serviced apartments available now.

Just under 2000 Nelsonians have yet to cash in their Network Tasman cheques, totalling $163,370. On December 2, last year, the Network Tasman Trust distributed 34,440 cheques to consumers with a total value of $3,074,960. However, as of Tuesday this week, 1890 cheques have not been cashed. Trust chairperson Gwenny Davis says that while 95 per cent of consumers have presented their cheques, the Trust is anxious to ensure that all receive their entitlement. To this end, all consumers who have not done so are urged to present their cheques as soon as possible. Banks will not accept the cheques once they are six months old, however, the trust will re-issue cheques for up to five years from the original date of issue. Anyone with a stale cheque can get it reissued by contacting Alicia or Patrick at the Trust’s office at 270a Queen Street, calling 544 6179, or sending an email to reception@ caca.co.nz

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PROSSER’S POINT Over 90,000 Zealandersand don’t have I very muchyoung share New the frustration disapa pointment job and areofnot in education or providers training. sufferers and care alike, at thethinks lack ofyoung adequate resourcing Bill English people in New for drug and services in this Zealand arealcohol lazy and drugged up. region. But NewofZealand believes it’s in Abuse alcoholFirst and other drugs in the New country’s to keep motivated Zealand interests is increasing andyouth our regions are and give them a purpose. We can’t just write bearing the brunt of it, particularly where them off. rehabilitation is either not available or at Sometimes inadequateyoung levels.people end up languishing on theNew unemployment benefit for years and Our Zealand First out-of-Parliament that has to change. office in Nelson has been informed of sevNew Firstfamilies wants toare give studentsto eral Zealand cases where struggling who are not comfortable at school a chance receive help and rehabilitation. One person to complete their qualifications in a different has gone to a centre in Australia as the environment. waiting list here is too long, and in another We have a bill soon to beisintroduced to case, a family member facing an eight Parliament in the name of Darroch Ball month wait to get into St Marks. This isMP, not New Zealand First’s Social Development and acceptable. Youth Affairs Spokesperson. New Zealand First believes there and should be The Youth Employment, Training sufficient services so that any person Education Bill will provide direction towho young needs who themhave can become access them. This governpeople disengaged at school. ment is failing in this area and increasingly Under the programme youth between the ages is indicaofour 15 experience and 17 can with moveconstituents into paid on-the-job tive of a lack of investment in mental health training in the Army. They can continue their and a lackand of funding for drug and alcohol education at the same time learn trade services. skills in areas such as hospitality, catering, construction and mechanics so they work New Zealand First will continue to are highready 18.inadequacies of government light bythe They will alsoimportant obtain a driver’s funding in this area licence, learn first aid, and and push for families to be achievesupported. basic literacy and properly numeracy to Level 2. RICHARD PROSSER

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nelson L ve Police crack down on bail breaches: Nelson police are cracking down on people breaching bail after making an example of six people who were arrested on Tuesday. Local police posted a hard-worded warning to those breaching bail on the Nelson, Marlborough, West Coast Police Facebook page. “If you breach bail or fail to appear in court you can expect to be arrested, spend some time in the cells and be put before the court. Latest tourism spend data for Nelson and Tasman: Tourism spending in the Nelson and Tasman regions is up, according to the latest Monthly Regional Tourism Estimates. Tasman’s tourism spending for the year to March 2017, is estimated to be $303 million, meanwhile the Nelson estimate is $343 million for the year to March 2017, which is up 10 per cent compared with the year to March 2016. This year international visitors spent $133 million, up 27 percent compared with the year to March 2016, while domestic tourists spent $170 million, down one per cent. Nelson region has lowest unemployment nationwide: The Nelson, Tasman, Marlborough and West Coast region have the lowest unemployment rate nationwide, according to the latest Household Labour Force Survey data.

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VIDEO of the week: On Friday afternoon, armed police were searching the Beach Rd and Stratford St area for the occupants of a vehicle linked to a burglary and altercation in Richmond. www.nelsonlive.co.nz The data records unemployment in the region at 2.8 per cent for the March quarter, well under the national rate of 4.9 per cent. Regional unemployment is down from 4.1 per cent on the previous quarter, with the extra 1800 people in jobs over the past three months taking employment to a record 96,600. Serious assault in CBD: Nelson police are investigating a serious assault that occurred in the Nelson CBD on Saturday morning. The alleged assault took place along Bridge Street at 2.50am near the Shark Bar. The offender was described as a male caucasian in his 20s

Man arrested after Alfa Romeo theft: A man has been arrested and charged with the alleged theft of an Alfa Romeo car. The vehicle, registration number SH4861, was taken from a home in Wainui St on Sunday, April 30. While police arrested the man on Wednesday, the vehicle as not been found and Nelson police are asking anyone who may have seen the car to contact them. Police are also working to identify two people who may have been in the area at the time of the theft, and could assist them with their inquiries. Anyone who has information that could be useful is asked to call 03 546 3840.

The Alfa Romeo stolen on Sunday, April 30, remains missing.

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Restoration is what Nelson Vintage Car Club's members do, so it's not surprising that they have transformed a run-down old building into an immaculate new-old clubrooms at the Top of the South Speedway on Lower Queen St. The former Speedway Association rooms were "a bit of a mess" when the club purchased the building in February 2014. However, the club's volunteers completely renovated the old building and they will be officially opening the new, improved version on Sunday. "It was originally a hall at the forestry camp near Rai Valley until the speedways guys relocated it here for their clubrooms around 1982-85," club president Jim Wa-

reing says. "When the speedway moved into their new clubrooms we took over their old building and set about renovating it - it was going to be demolished so you can imagine it was a bit of a mess." Jim says the club's volunteers spent hundreds of hours working on the old building with retired builder Ron Johnson overseeing the project. The club also benefitted from a $40,000 grant from Pub Charities which was used to install a new kitchen and toilets. The club is holding an open day on Sunday to celebrate the official opening of the clubrooms. They will be holding a display of some of their cars, as well as cars and motorcycles from all the region's 27 motoring clubs, as part of the celebrations. "It's not a fundraiser -it's free, and a chance for people to find out about our club and see some of our members' cars and

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Jim Wareing with his 1930 Chrysler Coupe which will be one of the cars on display at the Nelson Vintage Car Club's open day at the Top of the South Speedway on Sunday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. watch some fun events. There will be all sorts of vintage cars and, with all the other car clubs, we'll have a pretty impressive display." Jim says the new clubrooms are "a big change for the club" which had been based at Found-

ers Heritage Park since 1964. He says Lower Queen St is a perfect site for the clubrooms because it saves members "from driving right through town to get to the start of a rally and then driving back through town to finish."

"We have plenty of room at Lower Queen St too and we get on well with the speedway guys," Jim says. "This is home now and long may that last." The club has 385 members and holds a club night and club run every month, and also organises a ladies' run for lady drivers. Jim says members typically own two or three vintage cars and often take them on tours around the country. National president Diane Quarrie will officially open the clubrooms at 3pm and award 50 year badges to two members, Tony Hansen and Jack Ainsley. The club will also present the Restoration of the Year with "three or four cars that will be on show for the first time" in line for the award. The public can drive through the speedway pit gate on Lansdowne Rd from 1pm to see the car display. Admission is free.

J-DAY: Local and visiting cannabis enthusiasts, including organiser Te Aroha Knox, seated first on the left, gathered at Tahuna Beach on Saturday afternoon for J Day, a worldwide protest against the prohibition of cannabis and a celebration of Kiwi cannabis culture. Other J Day events took place around the country, from Auckland to Invercargill. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Moira Siobhan, president of the Nelson Playcentre Association, left, and Nelson midwife Vicky Chamberlayne stand with a group of supporters at the ‘We love midwives morning tea’ at The Broads playing field on Friday. Photo: Kate Russell.

Nelson mothers and children gathered together on Friday to celebrate the International Day of the Midwife. Organised by Nelson Playcentres, the ‘We love midwives morning tea’ was held on The Broads playing field. It was a spinoff of the bigger event held at Parliament on the same day, which aimed to promote better working conditions for New Zealand midwives. President of the Nelson Playcentre Association, Moira Siobhan, says they had over 100 people attend the event, with five different playcentres taking part.

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“The response we had on the day was absolutely amazing,” she says. “The midwives were visibly moved and so many came down from the hospital to visit, commenting how they were blown away. After the event, flowers and cards were taken to the maternity ward at Nelson Hospital. “We decorated a room, where they were holding an afternoon tea, with posies and heartfelt cards,” she says. “We would like to thank Rosie at Expressions Florist, all our amazing Playcentre families, and, of course, the Nelson Weekly for supporting the event.”

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I have read a bit about it and it made me cry for those poor boys, the way they were treated. Marilyn Tunnicliff.

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Crash 'could have killed': Bloody hell, I'm glad no one got hurt but that's a heap of lost stock. Aimee Wadsworth. Well done. Quick thinking! Defensive driving at play in this instance!! That could have otherwise, ended in a tragedy, with casualties. Kia kaha to all involved. Maree Clayton.

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Surprised at the CBD parking. Even although it's supposed to be overnight parking, what would happen if they are still there when the stallholders arrive to set up for the Saturday market. Carol-Anne Armitage.

I think having them in the CBD is ridiculous! Missy Luna. Cannot see that the problem is going to be fully addressed, as many of the freedom campers in Nelson this year were not self contained, they will not go to a camp! They will find other places to park! Pauline Bishell.

Why is the council so set on the local Nelson economy losing out? Maitai and Brook camping grounds are cheap as, carparks are for cars parking? Not camping? Like it's just a weird concept. Think about it. Sarah-Jane Perkin. As a NZMCA motorhomer, I find this is a responsible move by the council This is away of policing those using the areas and hopefully aiding in the reduction of those who do not follow the moves. I am saddened by the negativity of the previous comments towards a council who is trying to get with the times and at the same time ensure the best for its community. Unfortunately, the genuine self contained motorhomers will think twice about spending good money in a community with this type of attitude. Patricia Andrew. To have your say on any local issue, or any article printed in this newspaper, email us at editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz or you can follow us on Facebook.

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Up until now there was no law to stop them. If this is passed and campers stop and camp anywhere, it will be against the law. Granny Claire.

Bloody hell!! Young thugs think they are 10 feet tall and bulletproof after a few beers. Nicky Kelling.

How about people just use some common sense. The road's not causing the accidents, the drivers are. The other thousands of drivers each day seem to manage ok. I have been driving this road every day for the last 25 years. Gary McGregor.

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Assault on Bridge St: My daughter was assaulted at Sharkies on Sat night, too. Begs the question, why are these places letting young people get so ^&*%ed up in their premises that this is happening. While I fully believe my daughter and others need to take responsibility for their own behaviour/actions, surely some of the onus falls on the bars to cut them off before things get out of hand? Mariessa Cerny.

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ISEL TWILIGHT MARKET IS BACK: Rhoda Macaraniag, Aina Duro and Rachelle Dogao grab some dinner at last Thursday's Isel Twilight Market. The market has downsized for winter, focusing on delicious local food. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

Jessie Johnston The Isel Twilight Market is back for winter and organisers are encouraging people to come and make the most of the food-focused event. The market was launched in October last year and included around 50 stallholders selling food, fresh produce and crafts. Last Thursday saw the Isel Twilight Market return for the winter season with a downsized format for the colder months, focusing more on being a local food market. “The summer markets have been fantastic, we’re getting really good crowds in, but I think, typical of what goes on in Nelson, things get quieter in the winter,” says market organiser Jo McCrostie. Jo’s message to people is to not be afraid of the dark and to come along and enjoy what the twilight event has to offer. As well as the local food carts, Isel park café The Garden Window will also be open, offering hot beverages and a wine or beer to accompany your meal. Live music will be playing, as well as free glowsticks for kids and $5 voucher giveaways. If you’re looking for a nice way to spend the day with mum this Mother’s Day, Jo is also busy organising some Sunday pop-up markets, the first being on May 14, from 11am until 3pm, at Isel Park. The Isel Twilight Market is held every Thursday at the back of Isel House, from 4:30pm until dark.

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From canaries and finches to love birds and parrots, local and visiting bird enthusiasts put their best feathers forward for Nelson Bird Club’s annual show. The 62nd show was held at Hope Community Hall and club secretary Anne Fryer says around 350 birds were entered into the competition. Enthusiasts from Nelson and Waimea joined visiting breeders from the West Coast and Christchurch for the weekend, which featured 16 different sections.

Richmond man Tom Jessop has been showing since 1968, although his family has had them since he was six years old. “I enjoy winning and also talking to different breeders from all over New Zealand,” says Tom. “I was brought up on the farm with chooks and bantams but we didn’t show them, now I own around 150 birds, you breed and pick the best for showing.” In total, Tom showed 19 budgies, eight Norwich and eight Zebra finches, winning best bird in section for his budgie and best in section for his Norwich Canary. Stoke breeder Rick Rawson was

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NCG Senior B goal shoot, Lydia Swaney is crowded my Marist Black players Gloria O'Connor, left, and Olivia Williams, right, as she receives a pass during their game on Saturday. Photo: Jessie Johnston. is looking to improve. “It’s always a challenge to get enough umpires but we’ve got a steady amount, what we need to do is build to get some through to the next level up, we’re quite bottom heavy at the moment in terms of their qualification pathway,” says Lindsay. “The people are there to make it happen, it’s just a slower process because it takes a year or two for

them to work through the qualification but there’s a fantastic support network in place this year, and the clubs are stepping up and doing their umpire duties too.” Other changes this season include two new faces in the Nelson Netball office. After working with the centre for the last three seasons, development officer Dayna Whiting has moved on to be director of sport at Nayland College. Filling the role will be Tracey Rayner

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Club netball is now well underway for all teams and Nelson Netball is looking forward to another great season. Players kicked things off on April 2 with the annual Geraldine Hodgson pre-season club tournament, giving teams a handy opportunity to get back on the courts for competitive play before the start of the 2017 competition. Opening night for the premier grade was on Thursday, April 13, while grading took place for senior three and below on April 8, along with round one for senior one and two. April 29 marked the start of netball for senior 3 and below and when the year five and six teams take to the court this weekend, Saturday netball will be at full capacity.

Nelson Netball Centre manager, Lindsay Filiata says they have 164 teams involved in premier, senior, college and junior netball, with another 100 teams competing in the year one to six grades. “It was good to see team numbers remain static,” says Lindsay. “In the premier competition we’re running with seven teams and the whole competition structure has changed by going to three rounds instead of two. “What I’m hoping to see is more opportunities for people to move between grades, so when we get into that last round it should be a really competitive run into finals which will be great to see. For me, this being my first season, it’s just about getting an understanding of how netball works in Nelson and seeing everyone out there and so far it’s looking great.” Lindsay says their umpire numbers are also looking healthy, although its an area Nelson Netball

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RUGBY: Nelson sides only managed a 50 per cent win ratio over their Marlborough counterparts in the NPD Tasman Trophy on Saturday. Waimea Old Boys beat Central 48-35; Nelson easily beat East Coast 51-7 and Stoke beat Harlequins 80-10. But Wanderers fell to Moutere 52-18; Kahurangi lost 50-13 over Renwick and Waitohi beat Marist 21-18.

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Even at the age of 20, Tasman Makos hooker Brendan Asouma-Goodman is thinking about life after rugby. The Nelson Rugby Club player has started a rugby development role with Nayland College which goes handin-hand with his Bachelor of Sport Coaching degree at Canterbury University. The aim is to work with the school as well as Stoke and Broadgreen Intermediate and the Waimea Combined first XV setup. “It’s important we can show there is a rugby pathway through Waimea Combined and my aim is that Nayland will contribute players to that team in the future.” “You see boys walking around [Nayland] and they have a good look for a rugby player but they’d rather do something else, so it’s just about convincing them that this is a good option. “Ultimately, we want Nayland players going through the Tasman ranks.” Brendan is eager to get more

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FOOTBALL: Nelson College maintained its perfect start to the Nelson Bays first division football season with a 5-0 pasting of Motueka. Nelson College top the division with 15 points from five games. Richmond Athletic are in second after a 4-1 win over Tahuna FC. FC Nelson round out the top three after they dispatched Wakefield 6-1. BASKETBALL: Mike Pero Nelson Giants are back home again this Friday night, hosting the James Blond Supercity Rangers at Trafalgar Centre. The Giants will be hoping to get back to winning ways after their loss to the Hawkes Bay Hawks on Saturday. Local fans will be keen to keep an eye out for veteran Phill Jones after he sneaked in a few minutes against the Hawks.

Tasman Makos hooker Brendan Asouma-Goodman is keen to help Nayland College get back to its old rugby glory days. Photo: Jacob Page. game time for the Makos this season but knows that after two shoulder reconstructions there is life after professional rugby. To make the Makos he made the move from flanker to hooker, a move he does not consider as major of a change as it once was.

“If you take the lineout throwing out of it, hookers these days are like an extra loose forward anyway, so my game around the field has not changed much.” He says he would like to continue on the teaching path and become a physical education instructor one day.

He says the ability to watch improvements and progression in young people is what motivates him and he knows there will be no overnight success at Nayland, but he believes, over time, the school can produce more top rugby players as in days gone by.

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to help promote its cause and raise some money, the man to put his hand up was a 94 year old World War 2 veteran. Maurice Abrahams is a legend in Nelson. He still plays in the Nelson Brass Band, has served as a Freemason for more than 70 years and volunteers for Arthritis NZ after developing two forms of arthritis.

Along with his partner Sue, Maurice leads an active life and part of it is volunteering at the Ngawhatu swimming pool, where he is a trained lifeguard. “But I only save the ladies,” he joked. Last week he and Sue spent two hours at Z petrol station in Halifax St, where he worked as a “community concierge” washing windows and greeting customers. He handed out orange tokens which his customers could use to vote for Arthritis NZ and help the charity receive cash from Z, through its Good in the Hood promotion. Maurice says he got relief from his treatment so wanted to give back, but he wasn’t sure if he’d be offered a job after his efforts. “Sue’s right into it and I just follow along, but when people respond you feel good.”

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A 120-site holiday park on Lower Queen St, a $50 million lifestyle village on Wensley Rd in Richmond and a 95 lot rural residential subdivision in Wakefield are the latest developments to get the green light as the Tasman district continues to grow. Queen St Caravans and Motorhomes has already started stage one of their holiday park development which will be open in time for next summer. Ben Nevis Holdings had a resource consent for their 95 lot rural residential subdivision on Totara View

where it usually goes. The work in Blenheim means the plane – a Fokker 27 Friendship – will arrive in Nelson each day at 6am and its noise will have a “noticeable” impact. But the 6am landing is much better than 3am, which is when NZ Post usually flys in and the time they had proposed to land in Nelson. Nelson Airport Ltd chief execu-

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Rd, Edward St and Gossey Drive North in Wakefield signed off last Tuesday, while Reporter Senior reporter commissioners have approved the Olive simon@waimeaweekly.co.nz Estate lifestyle village at 109 Wensley Rd. A resource consent for the Lower Queen “We’ve already spent four months on this St holiday park was granted last Septemstage. We are powering-up 50 sites for selfthey ber, and co-owner Rod Yarrell says contained motorhomes and caravans and are presently working on installing fencing then we’ll get started on the ablution block and the underground cabling and water job with and laundry. pipes. He says it has been a big Maurice for 120 sites but we’ll kilometres of “We have consents 600 metres of trenches, 3.5 Abrahams, around 90 so they’ll of fencing. probably only put in electric cabling and 210 metres 94, washes a car window at Z Halifax last Friday as part of a fundraising push by Arthritis New Zealand. Photo: Andrew Board.

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all be a bit bigger. There’s also going to be camping sites and 12 cabins but we won’t be taking permanent residents.” The holiday park is being developed on the site of Rod and his partner Linda Manera’s business, Queen St Caravans and Motorhomes at 442 Lower Queen St and Rod says they have already been getting inquiries from prospective customers. “Demand will be huge judging by the SEE PAGE 2

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Tommy McDowell competes in the canoe slalom at the Buller Festival over the weekend. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

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prizes around the golden sands. By Tim O’Connell The main attractions of the day While the rest of the South the mid-winter dip and the Island encountered rain, snow were race, both of which drew and pestilence it was typical duck of entries from locals and Tasman sunshine at Kaiteriteri plenty of towners keen to support Beach on Sunday as hundreds out School. Riwaka for shoreline the on descended Fairies, bumblebees and the Riwaka School Mid-Winter were among the superheroes Festival. on display as the swimBands, performances and the costumes gathered for the former. standard array of hot and tasty mers Jeanette Clark from Lower food made for a welcome way was found in pre-plunge to spend a winter morning, while Moutere of the icy fate that contemplation by entertained were children mini jeeps and awaited her. bouncy castles, When Arthritis New Zealand dig for a local has their bucket list “Everyone volunteer trains as well as a big needed

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Nelson youth ministocks racer Brayden Nell has struck form at the right time of the speedway season. After winning the South Island title he heads to Oxford later this month to try to win the national title. The 15-year-old from Nayland College won all three races at the Harvest Nationals in Blenheim in preparation. Brayden’s South Island title, which he won on the secondto-last corner of the race, was above his expectation. "It wasn’t what I was expecting, I just wanted to race and stay clean with my driving. You take it like it’s a normal race, get through qualifying and see where you’ll be."

It is his consistency that he’s always had, coupled with his older brother’s faster car, which has helped his success. "My brother Josh was always a big speedway fan and he decided he wanted to give it a go, so we had family friends and got an old car and worked on the body." A youth ministock is a Datsun 1200 non-contact car class. Brayden is in his third year in the class and can race it until he is 17. "I started to do really well at it and that gave me a lot of confidence." He says he doesn’t have any goals for the trip to Oxford but he believes, if he puts himself in a good position, anything is possible. The event is on May 20 and 21.

Nelson youth ministocks racer Brayden Nell will look to add the national title to his South Island crown in Oxford later this month. Photo: Jacob Page.

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It is no surprise that the Nelson Giants resurgence in the NBL has coincided with the return to form of Finn Delany. After a breakout season with the New Zealand Breakers in the Australian NBL, Finn was surprisingly quiet at the start of the season. The former Nelson College pupil played plenty of minutes and even whole games under former coach Alan McAughtry, but his production was way down. Finn was playing 36 minutes on average under Alan, a stat which led many to believe

Mike Pero Nelson Giant Finn Delany in action earlier this month. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

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Trades & Services

Locally Owned and Operated

TUESDAY 9 May 2017

Trades&Services painter

painter Adam Brumwell

Painting

Stephen Halcrow Painter and decorator

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Ph: 548 3836

Call Adam

021 0235 2728

or 544 9415

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property Maintenance

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Small Small • Leaking taps & pipes Jobs • KitchensJobs & Welcome bathrooms Welcome • Solar 544 8059 www.tasmanbayplumbing.co.nz • Drainage Kevin Harris Kevin Harris

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Painting • Paving • Fencing Trees Removed • Chainsaw Work Decking • Chainsaw Milling Any work considered Mike eManuel

For professional property management services contact the regions most preferred company by far. Stoke Motueka Picton

If you are thinking of selling your business contact me now

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03 547 2476 03 528 4001 03 573 6166

DDI: 03 546 3565 M: 027 229 0026 reece.forbes@bayleys.co.nz

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roofing

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televiSion

training

Television installation & repair Satellites Over Nelson

Work Place First Aid Courses

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Andrew Workman

Stoke based All regions covered

Free Quotes & Prompt Service

Keith Mitchell 027 484 5709

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1-19 McPherson St Richmond www.nzsolar.co.nz info@nzsolar.co.nz

• Domestic & Commercial

Ph: 03 544 2319 M: 021 62 7663 www.nbrr.co.nz

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Camping and RV Domestic and Commercial 12v Off Grid

• Camping & RV

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Nelson 03 546 9290 Richmond 03 544 2900 Blenheim 03 578 0404

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Private Courses Available

May: 2, 3, 10, 11, 17, 23, 26, 27, 30 June: 2, 8, 9, 13, 14, 22, 29 July: 4, 7, 12, 15, 18, 21, 25, 27 20 June: First Aid for Young Children Course 30 June - 1 July: Outdoor First Aid Course

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WindoW cleaning

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