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Fires and clean air ‘possible’ A flue cap invented by a Nelson man lowers the emissions from wood burning fires and makes them more efficient, international testing has found.

For the past four years Nelson City Council has told Neville D’Herville his cowl – which fits on the top of a chimney – wouldn’t be recognised until it is tested in New Zealand.

Council staff and even some councillors have also told residents having them installed could be an insurance risk and they need to be taken out.

But Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio says he is now trying to get it tested outside a lab, potentially paving the way for the flue caps to be installed on Nelson homes.

Neville invented a flue cap in 2009 and says it is designed to make fires more efficient.

Around 2000 have been sold

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throughout New Zealand and a British distributor says he’s sold thousands in the UK without bother and is now introducing them in Europe.

But councils in New Zealand want it tested here to make sure it’s safe.

Neville is refusing to allow them to do it because the testing is done in labs, without back pressure conditions you’d find in the real world.

He says the conditions in the lab are drastically different to what they are on the top of someone’s house and that the lab testing is measured half way up the chimney, not at the top of it where the flue cap is.

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A bunch of bare bums will tee off at Greenacres Golf course today, as female members of the club bare it all in the name of charity.

The ladies will pose nude for a calendar they’re creating in a bid to fundraise for and put their club on the map – while turning a few heads at the same time.

All in good taste and good humour, the ladies will sell the cal-

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endars to the public and the proceeds will not only go towards helping the club, but will also be donated to Special Olympics NZ. Members taking part in the photo shoot range in ages from early fifties to the early eighties and Joyce

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The shoot may not be good for the concentration of club members who come across it though.

“I don’t think they would have ever see anything else quite like it in all of their years of golf,” says Joyce.

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FROM PAGE 1 He says lab testing would probably show no improvement by having the Fluecube installed so refuses to have it tested until it is done outdoors.

His UK distributor, Fluecube, has had outdoor testing done, at the University of Colorado and the results were positive.

It showed not only does the cap lower smoke coming from the chimney, it makes the fire burn hotter, heating the home quicker and with less wood.

Aldo says the results appear to be great news and

he’s keen to have it tested in New Zealand, outside a lab. “Anything that can lower emissions and allow people to use wood burners is something we should look at and if they can do the outdoor testing overseas why not here? I know Neville has brought this to council before but I’m keen to have a closer look at it.”

Neville says Nelson City Council and the government have tried to shut him up because the industry around replacing old fires with new is good for the economy. He says his flue cap could be used on old fires and would

make them cleaner burning than new fires.

He has produced dozens of letters from satisfied customers who have them on their homes and says his one has been installed for years without trouble.

Murray Sinclair of P&M Fireplaces in Tahunanui says he’s used the Fluecube himself and he says it works. “In our experience it makes the fire operate better and after a puff of smoke when you first light it, the fire just returns to clear emissions coming out. It solved our problems on a number of occasions.”

scoop up rewards Nelson butterfly bounty hunters have so far netted 47 great white butterflies, scooping a $10 reward for each dead butterfly.

The more numerous small white butterflies are proving easier to track down with 947 of these also handed in to the Department of Conservation in the first week of a two-week school holiday $10 bounty on great white butterflies.

DOC Great White Butterfly Project Manager Bruce Vander Lee

said 124 individuals or groups, both adults and children, had last week handed in butterflies.

“We are pleased so many in the community have joined in the butterfly hunt and we are grateful for their help. Each great white butterfly caught and killed is helping us in trying to beat a spring butterfly breeding peak.

The dead butterflies need to be taken to DOC’s Nelson District Office, Monro Building, 186 Bridge St, Nelson before 11 October.

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Miccio has the lead shows mayoral poll A mayoral poll released yesterday shows Aldo Miccio leading the race to the mayoral chains, but with a whopping percentage of people still undecided.

The poll was conducted by Christchurch-based Research First and is independent but it was not commissioned by Nelson Weekly. It shows the current mayor on 31 per cent with his closest rival and current councillor Rachel Reese on 24.5 per cent and Brian McGurk on 10.5 per cent.

The poll is the first phone poll released ahead of the Nelson City Council elections this Saturday and was conducted by calling 325 Nelson voters on September 25, five days into the voting process.

Unsurprisingly, but a potential curve ball heading into the close of voting this Saturday, the survey showed that 34 per cent of people were still undecided.

The results have a margin of error of plus or minus 7 per cent at a 95 per cent confidence level, says Research First.

Rachel says the number of undecided voters was because the poll was conducted early in the race and she believes those people have made up their minds. “But it will be a very

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The results back up the findings of an unscientific poll on the Weekly website that has Aldo on 41 per cent, ahead of Rachel and Brian McGurk on 29 per cent each, without taking into account undecided voters.

The only other candidate, Richard Osmaston, is coming last by a long way in both polls.

The results are also in stark contrast to a poll released by the Nelson Mail last week that had Rachel in the lead, with Aldo in second place.

Aldo says he is happy with the

latest poll but isn’t complacent and says every vote counts.

“I’m happy to be in the lead but I’m not counting my chickens.

It will be a very tight race and people need to vote.”

Brian McGurk says he’s not surprised that so many people were still undecided as he’s door knocked on thousands of homes and many, even on the weekend, were still unsure of who they were voting for.

“But I think people like what I’ve put forward and I’ve got some really positive feedback.”

He says it will be interesting to see where the 34 per cent of undecided voters fall on election day.

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fAShiOnAblE MOrriSOn SqUArE: As of tomorrow Fashion Island will be known as Morrision Square. The name change was announced last month and new signage and a paint job has already been completed. Centre manager Nicola Dolan says an offical ribbon cutting will be held around lunchtime on Wednesday. cAThEDrAl TUrnS pink: Nelson Cathedral turns pink for the month. Nelson City Council lit the Cathedral and the Trafalgar St bridge pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. They join 18 other Kiwi landmarks and more than 200 other iconic or historic structures around the world as part of Global Illuminations, an initiative established by Estee Lauder Companies in 2000. criME STATS DrOp: Total crime across Tasman Police District, which includes Nelson Bays, Marlborough and the West Coast, has dropped to the lowest level recorded since 1995. Tasman also recorded the highest crime resolution rate, at 56.7%.

For the year July 2012 to June 2013 14,766 offences were recorded across the district, a drop of more than 2000 offences from the previous year in which Tasman recorded 16,886 crimes.

Above: A huge crowd gathers around to watch the finals of the Richmond Mall model search on Friday. Right: Winner Olivia Keenan. Photos: Phillip Rollo.

Student wins model search

Olivia Keenan always wanted to enter in the Richmond Mall Model Search, but she just didn’t have the confidence to do so – until this year.

And, having been crowned overall winner at Friday’s final, her confidence has rocketed so high she is now hoping her success could be the beginning of a career. “I’ve been told so many times that I’d make a good model so I thought I’ll

try it out and see if I’ll like it,” says the 14 year old Garin College student. “I didn’t expect to win but this will definitely kickstart my modeling career.”

Olivia says she was nervous up on the catwalk in front of a large audience but just focused on the task at hand and “smiled”. Event judge Alana Riley described Olivia, who was entered in the intermediate category, as “the girl next

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The Suburban Club has not met its fundraising goal but says it is on the right track and the club will be saved from financial trouble.

Last month Nelson Weekly reported that the club wrote to each of its 4800 members asking them to pay a $100 donation to help the club pay bills, including to the Inland Revenue Department.

The board said at the time that it was confident of paying off the $300,000 it owed by the end of September.

But club chairman Ross Strawbridge yesterday told the Weekly around 600 members have paid the donation, a response he labelled “brilliant” but well short of what was hoped for.

“We’ve received a substantial amount of donations from members which has been a great response as anticipated, the members are very supportive of the club and we have continued our request into this month.”

Although the debt hasn’t cleared, Ross says the club is working with creditors and they are “happy” with the progress so far.

“The creditors are on board, they’re happy that they are getting paid and the IRD’s happy.”

Ross says the board became aware of the arrears in August as the debt had not been disclosed in monthly management reports.

They say the club is trading profitably after some cost cutting measures.

The previous manager is no longer employed by the club and board member Glen Beattie is filling in while the board interviews candidates for the role.

“We are in the process of interviewing applicants for the position this week and into next week. We’ve received some really top class applications,” says Ross.

He says the club is still encouraging members to pay the donation to help pay the debt.

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City building gets major makeover

Models Deanna, Barbara, Marilyn, Sue, Emily, Kelsi, Helen and Judy backstage at the Waimea Soroptimist fashion show on Wednesday night. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

Soroptimist fashion show huge success More than 300 locals turned out to support Waimea Soroptimists’ fashion show last week, a fundraiser for the charitable group.

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nual fixture for the organisation who put on the show to raise funds and awareness for the work they do for women in the local community.

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new season Beetees clothing and products donated by local businesses were auctioned. Coorganiser Annette Smith says she was extremely pleased with how the event went.

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The ASB building on Trafalgar and Hardy Sts is likely to remain closed for the rest of the year as earthquake strengthening continues.

The $500,000 job has already seen steel poles driven 10 metres into the ground and other steel beams added to reinforce existing walls in a major upgrade to make it earthquake safe.

Property manager Martin Sutton, of Nelson Management Services, says the building’s 11 owners were keen to make any upgrades as soon as possible but it will be at least another month before work has finished. “One of the owners is a retired structural engineer so he said it’s important that we look at our buildings. A moral obligation as property owners, let’s get these

checked out.”

The building is the latest to undergo earthquake strengthening in the city and Martin says there will be plenty more. “What we’re finding now is that tenants are asking what the earthquake status of the building is and if you’re possibly looking at selling the building the first question someone is going to ask is what is the earthquake status,” he says. “You can either wait or be proactive. We recommend owners are proactive.”

Martin says the earthquake strengthening will be seen from the street once the safety boards are pulled down. “The big steel beams will be visible from inside and outside the building. People will know it’s safe just by looking at it.”

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Haven’t voted? Unfortunately you’re not alone With just days left in the local body elections, returns show that only around 25 per cent of people have voted.

The low number is concerning, especially considering the importance to our community those elected to council play.

They help shape the way our city will grow and how it will grow. They decide what your rates bill should be and what facilities

get built or upgraded and what doesn’t.

All voting packs need to have arrived at the voting centre by lunchtime on Saturday to be counted. Every three years hundreds of voting forms arrive after the deadline, making them invalid.

Mayoral candidate Brian McGurk says he is recommending people send their voting forms no later than Wendesday and we

agree. If you’re reading this, fill them out and post them away in the morning.

Make sure you give yourself plenty of time to get your vote away and have your say.

Many people haven’t voted because they simply don’t know the candidates well enough. Remember you don’t have to vote for 12 candidates, just as many as you want to.

In the mayoral race we’re lucky to have three strong candidates but they do all stand for different things so make sure you vote for the candidate that will represent your views best.

Have your say, vote and vote wisely. Your city depends on it.

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Women’s refuge fundraising tops $18k After seeing how much the almost $19,000 raised last year was needed by the Nelson Women’s and Children’s Refuge, Car Company owner Shane Drummond decided they simply had to do it again.

And not one to do things by halves, his team has come up trumps again, raising a staggering $18,354.30 in just one month.

Shane and his team dedicate the month of September to raising money for the refuge by donating a percentage of each car sale to the cause, collecting on the streets and hosting a massive quiz night and auction.

Despite miserable weather on one of their collecting days, this year’s total is just a couple of hundred dollars off the massive amount

raised last year. Shane says he is stoked with the result.

“To hand over this much money is astounding. To be fair it was a lot of hard work, doing the street appeals, the auction and quiz night and organising it all. We want to thank all the businesses who donated vouchers and products, I did not get one no when I called businesses asking them to donate, that shows how special it was.”

Nelson Women’s and Children’s Refuge manager Trudi Brand says the month means “so much” to the organisation. “The exposure and coverage for us along with the money, is a huge help for us. Money goes towards overheads of running the refuge.

It means instead of looking at

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Shane says the Car Company will and what they do. We’re rapt people, a community orientated be back again next year, raising again to be associated with it, thing. Our whole team have got being a local scenario and a lot of right behind it.” more money for the refuge.

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Richmond Mall celebrated its milestone birthday with a trip down memory lane.

First opening its doors in 1973 and revolutionising the way Nelsonians viewed shopping, it has come a long way since the early days says the first mall manager Russell Watson. He was one of thirty people who each share a piece of the mall's history to gather on Saturday for a celebratory cocktail evening, dinner and reminiscing on the way it used to be. “It was great the way it all started. It brought more people to Richmond, just like it does today.

It was really revolutionary. We were pioneers to a certain extent,” he says.

Thirty one people gathered to celebrate the birthday, including one of the original owners, Pat Clegg, five original tenants and people who worked there from the time it opened. Two people also travelled from Australia for the event, which Russell says was “very special”.

“I’m very glad we went ahead with the celebrations. The idea was toyed with for a while, but it is one of those things that if you don’t do you’ll regret after-

One of the original owners of Richmond Mall Pat Clegg with current manager Belinda de Clercq and first ever manager, Russell Watson, celebrating the shopping centre's 40th birthday on Saturday. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie. wards.”

While some things haven’t changed, such as being able to park your car once and shop under cover, Russell says the mall is now “a lot more sophisticated”.

Current Richmond Mall manager Belinda de Clercq says the entire event was a huge

success. “It was great to see so many of the original tenants and owners attending.

There were many great stories shared, Richmond Mall was one of only two malls in New Zealand in 1973 that traded on Saturdays. Now we trade seven days a week, it is amazing how times have changed.”

Letter from grateful tourist On the December 5 last year there was a car crash on Pelorus Bridge just outside of Nelson.

Two men were killed, a French man and a Turkish-German and two women injured.

I was in Nelson waiting for the two men for us to go travelling the South Island together. At noon on the 6th I sat in a McDonalds in Nelson and had just finished lunch. Two women came to the table and asked if they could sit down.

It was an old lady (around 90 I think) and her granddaughter. My phone rang and it was the manager of my hostel in Wellington where I had lived for four months with the two men. He told me that they were both killed in a car accident the day before. At first I didn’t believe him and then I burst into tears.

The two women in front of me were very concerned and asked me if I was alright. I told them what had happened and the grand daughter was so, so kind and we talked a bit about it. The old lady had trouble hearing what I was saying. But what she did was cry.

And when I left shortly after, she took my hand, looked me in the eyes and gave me 50 dollars. I don’t think she understood what had happened but she was deeply touched and just wanted to something for me. It was such a beautiful thing to do, and I really want to tell them thank you and that I’m alright now.

Best regards, Lea Thode, Copenhagen, Denmark.

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- Ensure Nelson is an affordable place to live & bring up a family.

- A fresh perspective & 100% commitment to the role.

- Ensure Council’s core responsibilities are its priority.

- A strong voice for Nelson citizens My burning issue promise: Fireplaces I will strongly advocate for the fair use of enclosed log burners in your home.

Burning of dry wood in an efficient operating log burner is a very effective, healthy, and efficient way of heating your home.

The legislation brought in 10 years ago is having a growing detrimental effect on Nelsonian’s health and financial wellbeing. Heating and cooking in your own home is a fundamental necessity.

I promise to pursue to change this current restrictive legislation during my term if elected as your councillor. For more info visit www.TimSkinner.com

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Arts fest ready to kick off Nelson’s largest festival is due to kick off this week with more than 70 events over 18 days.

Nelson City Council’s Nelson Arts Festival is a selection of theatre, dance, music and workshops and will launch this Friday with Niu Sila at the Suter and The Phoenix

Foundation playing at Founders Heritage Park. The popular masked parade will be held on Friday, October 18 and festival director Sophie Kelly says the festival is an exciting time for the city and it’s great to have so many kids involved in the festival.

“On average we get around 800 – 1200

students attending festival performances each year as part of the Nelson Arts Festival schools programme. Many secondary schools in particular are using this opportunity to integrate show subject matter into their NCSA curriculum.

Workshops are offered by visiting artists

and often these will take place in a school with students and will lead into a work that they will later be attending.”

This year is the 19th anniversary of the festival, for more information and ticket bookings visit www.nelsonartsfestival. co.nz.

Newbies sign up for community patrol Nelson’s Community Patrol are now out on the streets in force after an artcile in Nelson Weekly attracted 10 new recruits to the organisation.

The intake has seen the patrol numbers soar to 40 volunteers and means the group are now operating at “optimum capacity” says coordinator Ange Herbert.

“We’ve had an amazing response to our recruitment drive. We’ve attracted the usual people who are retired and want to give something to the community, but we’ve also attracted some younger ones too which is great.”

Amongst the new recruits is Barbara Winstone, who says as a retiree with time on her hands she wanted to volunteer her

time but didn’t want to do the usual things, opting for what she descirbes as “something a little more out there”.

“The police get a lot of hassles out on the streets so anything we can do to help is a good thing. We are another set of eyes for them.”

She says one of the biggest suprises to her about the role is just how much the city transforms on the weekends at night. “It amazed me that at 10pm there was no one in town but at midnight it was seething with people.”

Twenty-nine year old Jason Fitzgerald says he joined the patrol after seeing first hand a lot of what went on in town on a Friday and Saturday night. “I was at that age where I was in

Training officer Bernard Redshaw, new recruit Barbara Winstone and coordinator Ange Herbert.

Photo: Sinead Ogilvie. there a lot and seeing what was happening, assaults etc. So far I’ve enjoyed it and it’s been good to get out and be in a proactive role.”

A four wheeled recruit is also a welcome addition to the patrol vehicle who have been permanently donated a vehicle

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Having a party/event/function? Call our photographer 548 4949 or 027 548 4948 At the Masters Games party on Saturday are Victoria Abbot, Andrea Thomas, Lisa DeGray, Robyn Clelland, Malita Baigent and Monica Sanderson.

Connor Jackson and Amy Gulbransen on Friday.

On Friday we went to Liquid bar and caught up with some locals enjoying an evening out and bumped into a wedding party who were celebrating Nathan and Samantha McCaul's big day. On Saturday we went to the Richmond Mall's 40th birthday celebrations and to the South Island Masters Games party.

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

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Jay and Gareth Rogers at Liquid on Friday evening.

Cheryl Melind, Tracy Bowater and Pat Bowater celebrating on Saturday.

Catch up with us on Gary Calderbank, Rowan Satherley and Jamie Weir at the SI Masters Games party.

Newlyweds Nathan and Samantha McCaul on Friday evening.

Renata Vea Vea, John Delany and Chantal Munro at Nathan and Samantha's wedding on Friday.

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Dave Clark, Andy Selwood, Brad McNeill and Hayden Bryant at the SI Masters Games on Saturday night.

Lea Hart and Sarah Steele at Saxton Field on Saturday for the South Island Masters Games party.

Danyell Dixon, Sarah Board, Rachel McMurtry and Brenda Lowen.

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HAPPY WINNER: Stuart Pope from Mike Pero Mortgages, far left, with Craig Hamilton and Mitchell Wilson, far right, from Mike Pero Real Estate with Karl Richards and the prize package that he won at the Home and Garden Show last month.

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The annual masked parade is a great family event for Nelson, showcasing the wealth of creativity in the region.

While the parade itself has never been a problem for Police, each year we need to ensure that people enjoy the street party afterwards without incident.

Months of planning and organisation goes into these two events and in recent years that has ensured they have been trouble free. I hope this year’s event will be too. The organisers have worked closely with Police to mitigate any risks.

The main issues from a policing point of view are unsupervised young people and alcohol - and most often it is the combination of the two that creates the real problems and ruins things for others.

The entire area of the street party is designated a liquor ban area. Anyone bringing liquor into that area is committing an offence and, if caught, is likely to find themselves cooling their heels in a Police cell.

Likewise, people who turn up to the event intoxicated will not be tolerated. They are a risk to themselves and to other people.

Parents who are allowing their children to attend this event unsupervised need to make sure they know who their children are with and have plans to pick them up afterwards.

It constantly amazes me when I hear from my staff that they have taken youngsters home and their parents have no idea what they have been up to.

Police will also be keeping a close eye on the roads in and out of town. Anyone who is stopped anywhere, at any time, can expect to be breath tested! Watch your speed and for goodness sake, don’t drink and drive.

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Saxton Stadium up and running again

Saxton Stadium is back open, and just in time for the South Island Masters Games.

Tony Naylor of Sport Tasman admits things were “tight”, as the facility opened just one week before the games, but right on the expected deadline.

The stadium has been out of action since April’s flood caused significant damage. It resulted in an entirely new 3800 square metre hardwood floor as well as many new wall linings.

With the stadium closed, sports codes had to use college gymnasiums and reschedule their annual calendar. Table tennis, volleyball, basketball and netball all had to be played at alternate venues, and Tony says some of the equipment still needed to be returned from the temporary sites.

But he was grateful that the stadium could be used for the Masters Games. “Our focus was getting this up and running for the South Island Masters Games. It has been very last minute and very tight but it’s great the 2500 people expected for the masters games can enjoy this facility,” he says. “So easily we could have missed the deadline. It took ten weeks to arrive from Europe for the floor so it was a nervous wait.”

The grade quality of the floor has improved but other than that the replacements have been likefor-like right across the stadium.

Saxton Stadium manager Tony Naylor and Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio re-open the stadium after it was damaged by flooding in April. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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• Tasman Bay Cruising club began their spring and summer series with an interesting flag reading challenge. Several flags denoting different letters were scattered around the port confines entrants in their launches or yachts were challenged to find them and make up the correct meaning. A great way to involve the whole family and different members at the start of the season.

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Grey Power president: Candidate meeting won’t happen again

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

Right: Hay. Nelson Provincial Museum, Dudgeon Collection: 183976.

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When we set out to host Meet the Candidates fo- Regarding the council elections it is essential rums we had no idea that it would become front that those of you who have not yet voted do so page news as the Nelson Mail decided to take before the coming weekend. It is interesting to us to task for the manner in which the Nelson note that at the last local body election, with City candidate’s forum was conducted. With the about a 48 per cent voter turnout, over 60 per benefit of hindsight, although we were trying to cent of voters were in the older age group. You cater to the needs of our members as far as lim- have the ability to influence the final outcome iting the time of that forum was concerned, and so don’t lose that opportunity. With the introwere quite within our rights to do so, duction of the nationwide Grey Power the decision to specify the numbers of Electricity Scheme I have tendered my candidates attending, which was entireresignation as a trustee of the Kiwi Energy Trust. When I was first invited by ly mine, was wrong and I regret that. As Nelson’s mayor to become a trustee I it turned out it was actually a successful was enthusiastically behind this Nelson event on the night, and I was pleased to incentive but many months have now see how well the later Tasman Meet the gone by and for a number of reasons Candidates forum went. No bad publicity and a good spirit prevailed among Neville Male. the progress I was hoping for has not been achieved. I thank those members candidates. However looking back this attempt by Nelson Grey Power to provide an who originally expressed an interest however I opportunity for our members to get to know am obligated now to get behind the Grey Power more about the people standing for both Coun- Electricity initiative. Although we have no reccils proved to be too difficult. We won’t be doing ommending role to play we do urge our memit again! I apologise to any of our members who bers to ring the 0800 473 976 number to see if felt concerned about the bad publicity which there are any benefits for you. unfortunately was compounded by a biased and Neville Male, president, Nelson Grey Power Inc

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Choirs unite End of the road for Duck Soup Ogilvie for hospice day Sinead Reporter celebration reporter@nelsonweekly.co.nz

It is the end of the road for local networking group Duck Soup but founder Around 200 signers will light up Nelson College Adrienne Ford says it's not over for sinnext week as nine separate choirs come together gles in Nelson looking to socialise. to celebrate World Hospice and Palliative Care Duck Soup held its final networkDay. ing night at 623 in the City on Sunday The Voices for Hospice will feature bands from with more than 80 people attending the around Nelson and the concert will be topped off event, which also coincided with the with a performance by the mass choir, featuring group’s fifth anniversary.

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While Adrienne will jet set to Australia The event, on October 13, will be held at Nelson for a new start with her daughter, peoCollege's main hall and will link in with simultaple looking to broaden their horizons neous concerts around the globe to celebrate the will still have the opportunity to do so day. Hamish Kennedy, of Nelson Tasman Hospice at a new venue. While the name Duck Trust, says the event is to raise funds and awareSoup will go, Lone Star on Hardy St has ness for hospice and palliative care and he's hopoffered to host a singles night as a reing for a great turn out. placement.

Tickets are only $20, or $15 for senior citizens, Adrienne found herself looking for and are available from Nelson School of Music. friendships and a chance to meet new Local choirs participating include the Nelson people after the break-up of her marCivic Choir, Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus, The riage but found it increasingly difficult Musical Demons Choir and Nelson Male Voice to do so.

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"It's really, 'here is a bunch of people, let’s get together and meet each other'.

You can sit and watch what's going on or you can work the room, it's up to you."

She says Nelson can be a cliquey town, so Duck Soup was a way to break down barriers and meet people in a different environment.

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Farmer to support ‘home away from home’ A life changing experience has prompted tomato farmer Peter Hanna outside his comfort zone – way outside.

Peter has recently returned from three months in Christchurch where he watched his wife Lynda battle leukaemia. It was, without a doubt, the toughest time of their lives but Peter says it was made so much better by an accommodation home for caregivers. He is so grateful that Peter is now leading a fundraising campaign to help it be earthquake strengthened.

“I’m a tomato farmer so don’t know much about fundraising, it’s a bit outside my comfort zone but I thought I may as well throw my hat in the ring.”

Ranui House is one of the accommodation blocks in Christchurch where the caregivers of sick patients can stay for free while they help their loved ones recover. It’s owned by a trust and was built after a substantial amount of fundraising.

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an effort to raise some money for the house.

The first is a concert at Hope Community Church, then a golf tournament and quiz night.

He says Ranui House is used by dozens of Nelsonians each year and it does a fantastic job.

“It really helped us. I can’t say enough about it or about the facility.”

Three months ago Peter had never heard of Ranui House.

Then Lynda went to the doctor with bruises and mouth ulcers and within 24 hours was on a plane to Christchurch with suspected leukaemia.

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For Peter thoughts of where to stay over the next few months as he stood by Lynda’s side was the furthest thing from his mind and he says it stayed that way thanks to Ranui House.

“Ranui was just magic. I went there that afternoon and they sorted me out with a room and it was just a few hundred metres from the hospital. It meant we didn’t have to think about accommodation, we could just concentrate on helping Lynda get well.”

Lynda says the first round of chemotherapy was “awful” and having Peter so close was a huge help.

“It was the hardest thing I’ve ever done and the thought of doing it without Peter was unbearable. He was my rock.”

The first fundraiser is a concert at the Hope Community Church is on November 30, featuring George Rutledge and pianist Gabor Tolney. Tickets are available for $20 from the Nelson Weekly office on Selwyn Pl.

Peter and Lynda Hanna after Lynda’s successful treatment for leukaemia in Christchurch. Peter is now raising some money for Ranui House, where he stayed during the treatment. Photo: Andrew Board.

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brought to you by and enjoy seeing my children marry, my grandchildren be born and play with them.

Thank you for the example. Today I make myself that promise. I’m taking back my life. Penny (via website).

Awesome Julie. You are such a special person. Well done!

Shells (via website).

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You are sooooooooo amazing Julie and definitely helping me!!!! Good on ya chick. You rock big time!

Shelley C (via website).

It would be wonderful to be able to afford a personal trainer to drop weight. Some of us aren’t that lucky. Stuck in a crappy rut and not knowing how or where to turn next for some extra help. (Via website).

Rocks Rd drivers: Why do the majority of drivers in this city leave ‘spaces’ between who they are driving behind, especially around Rocks Rd, therefore causing the traffic to build up to a crawl. This is the traffic going to Tahunanui, the traffic heading for Nelson don’t seem to be as bad. Maybe if the speed limit was raised to say 60k (like it is entering Chch in some areas may help), no doubt 70k would be too high, as there are a lot of drivers not even hitting the 50k limit. Diane King, Tahunanui.

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Cell phone drivers: I wish people would stop talking on their cell phones while driving. Today I had someone pull out in front of me and my children while they were talking on the phone! Belinda (via text).

take your jewellery to for repairs. Awesome Glen James. Nano Tunnicliff.

Saxton Stadium reopens: Great to see Saxton Stadium re open. I look forward to playing there again. Jessie (via text).

I have developed a very effective voting strategy. I will NOT vote for anyone who pollutes Nelson during the voting season. This includes causing traffic issues with billboards all over the side of the road distracting motorists and ignoring my NO junk mail sign on my mailbox.

Josephine McKay.

Glen James’ mayor signs come down: I would prefer to see his signs than all the others! Cheryl Roach.

The council need to find their funny bone, I laughed when I first saw it, thanks Glen. Sharon May Patterson.

Having a sense of humour in Nelson is illegal. Richid Whiting.

Good on you Glen, got my vote.

Best billboard I’ve seen and puts the rest of them to shame. They are a bloody eyesore. Geoff Win.

Typical, rules for council and local body governments and a different set of rules for business there should be rules on how many election coreflutes are allowed up in one location. Surely they would be breaking transit NZ laws along by the SPCA hideous look! Good on ya Glen for taking the time to advertise your business and have a laugh. Jeff Mahon.

All the other bill boards look horrible all clustered together. I think they are a distraction. Who has time to look at them all as you drive past? I love his inventive idea. Good on him for doing something different. Julia Lines.

Innovative marketing and because it broke the rules it will stick in your head when you think who should you

Funny how ordinary folks are only allowed to use council approved signs on Bishopdale but as soon as there’s an election all these idiots are allowed to put up whatever they like in way of sizes and quantity. typical council bureaucrats.

No wonder we have no respect for them and can’t be bothered to vote for any of them. Wayne Nicholson.

I actually saw the sign today and thought ‘yip I’m voting for him’ till I noticed the red line, had a good giggle the rest of the way home. Stein Lagerd.

Makos not Crusaders: Chiefs signing all the Makos. Step up Crusaders! Demitrius Elkington.

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Diverse Hydraulics & All along the busy street Pneumatics have an onsite you'll find furniture stores, test bench for testing your vintage shopping, home hydraulic motors, rams accessories and varied and hoses and there is no shops stocking practical job too big or too small for or desirable items. With the workshop. They also a paint and panel shop, design, build and manuwindscreen specialists and facture all types of hydrauvehicle repairs all located lic systems, so are able to a short stroll away you can give you great advice and carry out any job you refind everything you need to get the day's jobs done. quire – along with top Get your car sorted on quality service you won’t your lunch break, sort out find anywhere else. They your home renovation, or also offer 24/7 availability if required. talk to a local accountant - without having to leave central Nelson.

Vanguard Street runs between Ruther- IMB Construction (forLive locally? Handy to the ford Street and St Vincent Street, just a mally Ian McCully BuildVictory community Van- short stroll from the city centre. ers) has been a well known guard St is an easy stop off name within the building on your way too or from work or play. Live out industry in the Nelson area since 1972. Over the of the city? Make a quick detour along Vanguard years they have continued to grow, expand, and St to find everything you'll need from specialist develop, but one thing which hasn’t changed is their commitment to our community. From retailers who are well known and trusted. the smallest project right up to huge commerIf you’re feeling frisky, make your way to Be... cial contracts, IMB are a locally minded business with Nelson at its heart.

Adult Boutique at 18a Vanguard St. They Trusted to get the job done stock a range of adult movies and toys to right the first time, from fulfil your desires, from the tame to the new homes, renovations, adventurous. Catering for couples as well new facilities and buildas singles, come in to discover passions ings, IMB Construction you never knew you had. You will be continue to provide an treated with respect and discretion, outstanding service to but if you prefer, they have an online local schools, businesses store at www.bkinky.co.nz where and residents. Employing you can find out more and order a range of highly skilled from their extensive range of qualand qualified staff, their ity products. size and adaptability allows IMB Construction Nelson, Diverse Hydraulics & to tackle any size conPneumatics design, manufacture, tract with ease and precibuild, repair and service all types of hy-

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sion. Their diverse experience in the industry allows them great flexibility in their range of construction materials, from timber frames to poly block construction. IMB Construction have also been a member of the Registered Master Builders Association for over 30 years. Their high standards and dedication to a job well done have seen happy customers satisfied throughout the region and IMB Construction are now sitting at the forefront of the building industry in Nelson.

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ity standards no matter how large or small the job. As a well established, locally owned company – they can offer competitive prices to suit a range of different jobs and budgets.

From maintenance and servicing, alterations or new builds, commercial, industrial to residential, Quantum Plumbing offer a full range of plumbing and hot water services including drain cleaning, new housing, repairs and maintenance,

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“Don’t believe everything you hear. Not all windscreen companies are equal.”

Nelson Auto Glass are your local glass specialists - 100% owned and operated. They supply a huge range of new and recycled windscreens and body glass for all makes

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You'll find a range of speciality business on Vanguard Street, including Nelson Auto Glass, your glass repair specialists.

Viking Furniture and Joinery are an industry leading company producing high quality joinery for commercial and individual clients.

The qualified team present skill and care, along with sophisticated manufacturing techniques, for a wide variety of joinery including custom made furniture.

Viking guarantees the satisfaction and accuracy of all projects and time lines, which compliments their reputation as a preferred supplier to some of Nelson’s top registered master builders and architects.

Having worked on a diverse variety of projects Viking Furniture and Joinery have achieved a wide range of experience in the local commercial and residential building industry. If you are building or renovating put yourself in the hands of Barry Thomas and his team with many years experience and be reassured that Viking Furniture & Joinery Ltd will look after you from start to finish.

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As members of Registered Master Plumbers the majority of the Quantum Plumbing team are registered plumbers, offering great workmanship and the job done right the very first time.

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They have recently rebranded, but they are still operated by the same people, are at the same place and are still offering the same friendly service.

They pride themselves on their honesty and their integrity, which is one of the reasons why they have such a long list of satisfied customers who continually return.

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Vanguard Street wouldn't be complete without Libbys, the home of good mood food.

Stihl Shop Nelson has the biggest range of lawnmowers in Nelson.

Whether it is a domestic section, lifestyle property or paddock you are mowing, we have the rotary

mower, ride on mower or brushcutter that will do the job. We also repair anything with a motor in our fully trained workshop. We know the solutions to your problem and can help you get the right machine to do the job.

At the moment we have great deals on all domestic line trimmers in the Stihl range from $247 and leaf blowers from $195. The Stihl Combi system is also on special with up to $150 off on all models of powerheads.

We also have a great range of battery products with fully interchangeable batteries. Buy one battery and use up to 9 different products with it!

Call in and see our friendly staff today and discuss your needs with us.

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Godfreys – Your local Vacuum and Cleaning Specialists. Located at 52 Vanguard Street next door to United Video: With a huge range of vacuum cleaners, steam mops, experienced staff and amazing prices, Godfreys are the best place to turn to when you need a vacuum or cleaning appliance. Godfreys stock a great range of vacuum cleaners including bagless vacuums, compact vacuums, top brand vacuums, commercial vacuums, pet hair vacuum cleaners and lots more. No matter what your cleaning problem is, Godfreys will be able to help you out. Godfreys also stock a great selection of steam mops and steam cleaners,

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we have a fantastic range of carpet shampooers to help you save money when cleaning your house. If your vacuum cleaner is not working correctly, then bring it in to Godfreys because we can service and repair almost every make and model of vacuum cleaner. If you are in the market for a new vacuum bring in your old machine and save $$$. We will trade in your old vacuum cleaner towards a new one!

Computer Troubleshooters is Nelson’s onestop shop for all your computer and IT needs. We cater for all sized businesses, whether you have 1 computer or 100, and home users alike.

From computer and laptop repairs to complex networking and Servers, Microsoft and Apple, smartphones and tablets, we have it covered.

We also sell computers – all the major brands of desktop, laptops and tablets plus our own range of CT desktop computers built in-house – these can be built to spec, business use or gaming, CAD or home use – we can provide a quality PC to suit all your requirements.

CT Business Solutions provide Managed Services for business systems – managed backups, security and monitoring of machine health with regular preventative maintenance.

Come down and see our helpful and knowledgeable team at 14B Vanguard Street or book an onsite visit. Call us on 539 4428 or visit our website at www.ctnelson.co.nz.

Cartridge World is Nelson’s only specialist printer cartridge retailer and remanufacturer, sure other companies sell cartridges but none of them specialise in them like we do.

So why would you go anywhere else? We compete with the ‘Big Box’ stores with our new genuine cartridges and A4 paper plus we also refill and remanufacture inkjet and laser cartridges. All of the refilled inkjet cartridges are done onsite and take just 1 hour to refill if you want your own cartridge back, if you are in a hurry you can just swap your empty for one we have already refilled. We will also recycle your empty cartridges if you don’t want

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them refilled. Looking for a new printer? Come and see us before you buy and we will let you know what it will cost to run it. Forget the rest and come and see the specialists, our name says it all, Cartridge World, Why pay more to print?

Packing and Sending Made Easy! Anything, Anywhere!

Part of a steadily growing brand, Pack & Send is a new concept in packaging and despatch that provides a convenient, personalised and hasslefree service for individuals and businesses alike.

Pack & Send Nelson, owned and operated by Nelson couple Bill and Jo Lawrence, is a complete “one-stop shop”, handling everything from delicate electronic equipment to heavy palletized shipments. Specialising in fragile, large, awkward and valuable items, Pack & Send Nelson combines packing expertise with the latest packaging technology, including a special foam moulding system for delicate articles.

“We really are a one-stop-shop, providing a full end-to-end service for our customers,” explains Bill. “You can drop your goods off at our store or we can collect them, you pack them or we can pack them, and then we

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will arrange to freight them using the best option available. Because we’re not limited to one carrier, we have over 30 freight options available, to meet every need and budget. Come in and see us, or give us a call.”

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Eva Pick is a Classical German Homeopath in Nelson, offering safe, gentle treatment to deal with a wide range of health issues in people both young and old.

Using small doses of natural substances, which stimulate your body’s own ability to heal itself, Eva works to get your body back to a healthy state, physically and mentally.

Homeopathy is a traditional system of medicine, as well as a proven science, that has been practiced in Germany Eva Pick for more than 200 years. It is there that Eva developed her passion and she now offers her services out of Nelson to a range of people suffering from different illnesses or symptoms.

Homeopathy works in such a profound way, it is used to treat conditions such as allergies, colds, flus, migraines, anxiety, infertility, addiction, injuries and much, much more. Because homeopathy treats the whole person, it addresses the cause of your health issues, not just one or two symptoms. Help your body and mind get back on a path to wellness and contact Eva on 03 5457 585.

Belinda de Clercq has had a whirlwind start to her new role as the manager of the largest shopping centre in the top of the south. It’s been a busy past three months since Belinda took over as Richmond Mall manager but she’s already driving some great projects for the mall and its customers.

With new tenants on the horizon, the Richmond Mall cook book due out and Christmas approaching, things are busier than ever at the mall, the heart of shopping Belinda de Clercq in Richmond.“I’ve really hit the ground running and am very passionate about the future of the mall, about Richmond and about our community as a whole.”

There is a lot to see and do at Richmond Mall, school holiday promotions are up and running, the mall is celebrating its milestone 40th birthday and the opening of the new Ginger Café in the next couple of days, and Jean Jones and Flight Centre who are opening at the end of the month.

Take advantage of free parking, shop at your leisure and check out the summer fashion arriving in stores now at the Richmond Mall.

Jane’s business is all about health, wellness and movement. Classes are fun, challenging, yet easy to follow and are designed to transform you inside and out. At the studio you are made to feel welcome and at ease and with the range of different classes to suit everybody you will want to keep coming back.

With 15 years of teacher training and experience behind her Jane holds the highest teaching qualifications obtainable in dance. Jane’s breadth of experience ranges from pre school to adults for recreation and professional training and in 2011 she added Power Yoga to her list of teaching qualifications. Recent additions include Pre Natal, Teen Yoga and SUP yoga on paddle boards. Along with Yoga Jane teaches a Barre fitness class which has become incredibly popular in studios worldwide. A combination of Ballet, Pilates and Yoga this low impact but dynamic form of movement works at conditioning the body to create a longer leaner physique – just like a dancers! If you have an idea you wish to initiate in your workplace or community get in touch with Jane, with her wealth of experience she will be able to help. Jane teaches to all levels, giving appropriate options in classes meaning beginners are always welcome.

M ONTEBELLO beautiful new sections for sale Sunningdale Drive, off Montebello Ave

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Montebello is a unique parkland subdivision offering stunning sections perfectly positioned among open esplanade reserves, meandering streams and beautiful trees. Warm, sunny and sheltered, these are the finest residential sections in the Nelson area.

A variety of section sizes are available, from 507m2 to 1178m2, and every section is fully serviced to the boundary and comes with an engineer-certified building pad.

Claire Calder 027 348 3699 / 03 544 5488 / www.nelsonrealestate.co.nz Licensed Real Estate Salesperson (REAA 2008)

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We can bank on Marty rUgbY: The Crusaders are coming to play a pre-season Super 15 game in Motueka, according to a report in the Press newspaper.

The game will be against the Highlanders on February 7 and will be played at Sportspark Motueka. fOOTbAll: Nelson Falcons will host its first trials for the up-coming ASB Youth Premiership season this month. The New Zealand King Salmon Falcons had a strong start to the competition last year and did enough to be asked back by New Zealand Football. The trial dates are October 17 and 24 from 6 to 8pm at Saxton Field. Training for the season starts on Tuesday October 29.

Players wanting to trial for the NZKS Nelson Falcons need to have been born on or after January 1, 1994. fOOTbAll: With 13 goals in ten starts, Ben Wright was an obvious choice for Mainland Football Striker of the Year – but considering he’s also the coach, his playing time has become somewhat of a juggling act. Ben, who coached Nelson Suburbs to second in the Robbie’s Premier League alongside Paul Brydon, was unanimously voted the league’s best striker, while Coey Turipa was unanimously voted the league’s best goal keeper.

Both players collected their trophies at an awards ceremony in Christchurch.

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SHARP SHOOTER: Tasman first five Marty Banks lines up a shot at goal in the Makos big win over Waikato at Trafalgar Park last week. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

It’s quite easy to overlook the fact that Marty Banks wasn’t actually selected in the Tasman Makos squad this year – remarkable considering it took just four games in the ITM Cup before the Hurricanes offered him a contract.

With Hayden Cripps the incumbent, Tasman selectors opted for first five cover in the form of utility Billy Guyton and the youthful Mike Wells of Motueka instead, when the squad was announced in July.

Fast forward three months and the curly haired 24 year old has already clocked up more than 100 points in five appearances, including a record setting 28 points in the round six win over Northland, he’s secured a Super 15 contract in Wellington, the NZ Herald has labelled him a “cult hero”, and more importantly, he’s steering the Makos towards the ITM Cup Championship finals. “It only happened less than a week ago and they called me. It was going to be a wider training squad role but by the Saturday at five o’clock they bumped it up to a full contract and I signed my part on Tuesday, they signed their part on Wednesday. It all happened in about five days,” Marty says, reflecting on his whirlwind week, inking a contract that could see him play in the same backline

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Describing it as “out of the blue” and “a bit of a shock”, Marty will happily put his sales career on hold as he chances his dream of being a professional rugby player in the capital. “It is surreal. I played four games and I got offered it after that. But the way the Makos are going a lot of the boys are being looked at and I was just lucky to be one of them,” he says modestly.

But it’s certainly been a year of up and downs. Marty was left reeling in July when his decision to step out of Buller, who he helped win the Heartland Championship’s Lochore Cup, seemed to have backfired, missing out on the Tasman Makos just days before winning the club rugby season with Waimea Old Boys.

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chance to prove the selectors wrong when injuries to Hayden Cripps and Robbie Malneek gave Marty the opportunity to come into the Tasman squad and he hasn’t looked back. His reliability, accurate kicking, and monstrous points tally has seen him become one of the competition’s form players and while he openly admits he’s more comfortable at fullback, Marty should wear the number ten jersey come finals time.

Tasman has struggled in the first five department ever since the team’s inception. Ben Gollings, Tim Taylor, Miah Nikora, James Marshall, Andrew Goodman, Robbie Malneek, Daniel Hawkins and James Proctor were all tried with varying success – some not up to the grade and others better suited in other positions. But now Tasman seems to have found their man, and surely they will be doing everything they can to keep him here. The timing of asking Marty the final question ‘are you keen to stick around at the Tasman Makos next year?’ seemed perfect as CEO Andrew Flexman walked in the room, and his answer was one everyone in Nelson and Blenheim will be happy about. “I will definitely sign with Tasman, I’m definitely looking to and Andrew knows that.”

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Falcons prepare for second season of football After a summer of exceeding expectations, Nelson Falcons head coach Davor Tavich says he’s ready to lift the team to a new level.

The New Zealand King Salmon Nelson Falcons reappointed Davor Tavich as head coach for the coming season, with former captain Mark Johnston joining him as assistant coach.

NZKS Nelson Falcons will start their second season in January 2014.

Falcons committee chair Aldo Miccio says the committee unanimously agreed on Davor Tavich’s re-appointment because they believed he would bring continuity to the franchise.

“The team had a fantastic first season under Davor’s leadership, and even though there will be a new squad for 2014, Davor has a great understanding of the ASB Youth League from last season, and has an immense respect from young players from

around the region,” he says. game with a winning mind set. That will have to start Davor says he is looking forwith improving our trainward to a new season with ing structure, and having the the Falcons. players take more responsi“Last year we put a sound foundation in place and this bility and accountability for their preparations. year we are going to continue “We will have to balance to build a culture and envitrying to accumulate more ronment that our best young points in the league, while inplayers will want to be part of and contribute to with pastroducing some young players,” he says. “I want to try sion and commitment,” he Davor Tavich. and introduce some young says. “It is very important that the NZKS Nelson Falcons set high talent this year, in order to give them some standards on and off the pitch, and we will exposure and hopefully help them make the NZ U17 squad for the 2015 World Cup. keep working hard to achieve this.”

He says the Falcons need to build on their We will need to manage these players and results of their inaugural season, where make sure they feel comfortable within the they beat Manawatu, Otago and drew with team, and the team will need to make sure they get all the help they need.”

Wellington and Canterbury.

“My aspirations are to build a quality, Mark Johnston was one of the teams overconfident squad that will approach every age players last year and doubled as their

Golden run for Nelson swimmer Clara Foster certainly knows how to make a splash. The 13 year old Nelson South Swimming Club member took out two New Zealand titles at the National Short Course Swim Championship in Wellington during the week, winning the girls 50m breaststroke and the 100m breaststroke for her age group.

Clara, a Nelson College for Girls student, set a new Nelson Marlborough regional record in her 50m race with a time of 35.11 seconds, and also claimed a bronze medal in the 200m breaststroke race.

Overall 12 medals were won by Nelson Marlborough swimmers during the five day competition.

Ellie Rukuwai, of Nelson South, took bronze in the 15 year old girls 50m breaststroke and finished a credible sixth in the open final for the ten fastest females of any age

in the 50m breaststroke. Ellie set a new regional age group record in the process with a time of 33.42 seconds.

Nelson Swimming Club’s Sam McKenzie finished the championship with four medals, including three silvers and one bronze. Sam was third in the 200m freestyle final for 14 year old boys, second in the 50m freestyle, second in the 50m butterfly and second in the 100m freestyle. Sam set two SNM open records.

Talya Harwood of the Nelson Swimming Club came home with two bronze medals. She finished third in the 14 year old girls 800m freestyle, setting a regional open record in a time of 9 minutes 18.7 seconds and third in the 400m freestyle.

Her time of 4 minutes 32.54 seconds is also an open record.

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Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club Fishing in Tasman Bay was begin- We have included some tips on ning to show some early snapper where, when and how to target Kabeing caught but the water temper- hawai. ature is still a bit cool and has de- Areas: layed the arrival of good numbers Can be caught almost anywhere of spring snapper. around Nelson and Marlborough.

It would seem though that the car- Targeting - During October large pet sharks don’t mind these condi- schools can be found feeding on tions as one angler found out last whitebait close to river mouths and week, with his setline producing an along the Boulder Bank and inner excellent hook up rate. harbor.

Those who fish the Kenepuru this Fish early morning or later in the time of year will also find the snap- day to produce best results but can per somewhat elusive, as the rather be caught all day long. Surfcasting large seven gill sharks invade the at Tahuna beach can produce some sound in plague like numbers and excellent fish. cause havoc.

Apparently over the last few days or so a fisher reported they only caught one snapper for lots of hours on the water, which possibly means that with all the fresh dirty water it may also be a few weeks before the Kenepuru starts to improve.

The DBFC has Nine year old Ruby Sharp with her first Kahawai. several boat based trips coming up in the very Equipment: near future. If you are thinking of Light spinning gear with small joining the club, now is the time. metal lures like a trout silver toby These opportunities enable you to make ideal Kahawai catchers. Find fish alongside and learn from very a work up and cast along the edges experienced club members. of it and retrieve the lure as fast as Because we keep in regular contact possible. with each other during the day’s Flasher rigs with small baits work fishing, you will not be left wonder- well. Any red and green colours do ing where the fish are biting and the business. what the flavor of the day is. Be- Metal jigs and slow jigs work very tween us we cover a lot of ground well also, so are worth a go. and we do find the fish.

Tips: The DBFC kayaking fraternity have Bleed your fish as soon as you catch also been enjoying some excellent it by cutting its throat and a cut fishing in Delaware Bay, landing across the tail works as well. Get some fine gurnard, small brim and it on the ice and smoke it when at Kahawai. home, enjoy.

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Bottom: Motocross gets under way at the A&P Showgrounds. Bottom left: Shelley Roberts celebrates a goal at the South Island Masters Games. Photos: Phillip Rollo and Doug Barry-Martin.

Masters take over sporting fields

The organisers of the South Island Masters Games have praised the decision to turn Saxton Field into an athlete’s village, believing it has created a certain buzz around the event.

The South Island Masters Games, which is being held in Nelson for the second time in three years, began on Saturday with a vast range of sports, combining both social and competitive athletes. Generally the age limit was 35 and over, but in some sports that had been lowered to encourage more entrants.

A number of different facilities were hosting events, but the majority were at Saxton Field where the opening ceremony, socials and event bar were situated, making it an “event hub”, says Sport Tasman events manager Rita Merriman.

“It has really enhanced these games. We’ve had great feedback so far about how people are liking the one central point,” she says. “They register

here, play here and stay for the socials.”

Despite some individual sports having minimal entries, Rita says everything was going smoothly and that the number of competitors was rising each day. Currently there were “upwards of 500” people taking part. “There are always some that have small numbers but going in we know that and they’re fine to run their competitions with less numbers. For us, as long as we can run a viable competition with the numbers we have then we’ll have a good time.”

The most popular sports were football and netball, which is partly due to the more social nature of the competitions. While there were obviously some serious athletes, a lot of the teams, particularly in the women’s competitions, dressed up for the event. “I don’t know a single netball team that wasn’t dressed up, which is really cool. The team sports certainly drive the numbers.”

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IronMaori is all about family, say organisers A new kind of triathlon event is coming to Nelson where race times are as insignificant as spandex, race bikes and supplements – the IronMaori is all about participation.

IronMaori started around five years ago in Napier and now attracts 2000 people each year. Other IronMaori events have also been held around the North Island and even on the Gold Coast of Australia.

For the first time it will come to the South Island next year, more specifically, to Nelson.

Half a dozen local organisations are pulling together to help run the event in Stoke on Waitangi weekend. Luke Katu, from the Primary Health Organisation, says IronMaori is about supporting Maori to improve their health and wellbeing and to get Maori “off the couches and take hold of their own mana”.

“Our eating habits are horrible, so this is also an opportunity to introduce whanau to good, healthy foods that can help them achieve something and hopefully it will become the norm.”

He says Maori participation with a lot of sporting events like triathlons is very low

Organisers for the IronMaori triathlon coming to Nelson on Waitangi weekend. They are from left; Luke Katu of Primary Health Organisation, Averil West of the Heart Foundation and Geoff Mullen of Nelson City Council. Photo: Andrew Board. so they hope people participating will want to take part in some of the other events around the region after IronMaori. In the Napier event 170kg men have completed the triathlon with their children, some-

thing they’d like to see in Nelson.

The event will be held on February 8 and will follow a course from Nayland Pools then to Monaco by bike and a run or walk along the Railway Reserve.

Canoe club hosting beginners’ course

When Oscar Hadley set out to complete the Nelson Canoe Club beginner course two years ago he was nervous and timid. Now he and good friend, Tino Berl, are lapping up the whitewater action this region has in abundance.

They have now outgrown their ‘back yard’, the Motueka River and are now paddling Grade 3 runs on the Buller River and elsewhere.

Oscar was even awarded the most improved junior at the club’s AGM last month.

He says his his love of the river started at one of the club’s annual beginner courses.

The course starts at Riverside pool on the evenings of 16 and 17 October and then followed by training on gentle moving water before stepping up to Grade 2+. Nelson Canoe Club is inviting applications to join the course contact: training@nelsonkayakers.co.nz.

Geoff Mullen from Nelson City Council says training schedules have been set up and everyone – including non-Maori – is encouraged to give it a go. He says what makes IronMaori different is that they encourage the whole family to take part.

“The difference will be it will be run under a Maori kopapa, which is whauna support and encouraging participation. What you bring with you is your whole whanau, the eating, the diet, the exercise, the whole nine yards. And that’s the core of IronMaori, to bring your whole whanau with you and take them on a bit of a journey.”

Pitching together to help run the event is NCC, Primary Health Organisation, Nelson Marlborough District Health Board, NMIT, Sport Tasman, Heart Foundation and Whakatu Marae.

Organisers say a minimum of 300 people will take part and they are hoping for 500.

“This isn’t an insignificant event. This is a great event for local people to get involved in.”

To find out more visit the website of any of the organisations involved, like the Nelson City Council, www.nelsoncitycouncil. co.nz.

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Trevor James of the Nelson Canoe Club congratulates Oscar Hadley for winning the most improved junior at the club's AGM last month. Oscar learnt the sport from one of the club's beginner courses. The club is hosting another beginner course this month.

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FRESH FOCUS Julia O’Connor speaking about “Volunteering in Papua New Guinea”. Mon 14 Oct, 10-11am. Nelson Suburban Club 168 Tahunanui Dr. All welcome. Entry $2.

TOILET TRAINING INFO EVENING Nelson Parents Centre Recognising signs of toilet readiness & strategies to help with the process. Tues 15 Oct, Masonic Lodge Rooms 107 Nile St. $5, to register nelson.d@parentscentre.org.nz NELSON VETS GOLF OPEN Mixed Competition Mon 14 Oct Nelson Golf Club for affiliated golfers 50 years up. Report 9.30am for 10am start, $6 entry, good prizes. Val Wilson 548 5558.

NELSON HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Mon 14 Oct, 7.30pm Masonic Hall. Nile St Nelson. Speakers: John & Hilary Mitchell: The Wairau: the first post Treaty armed conflict between Maori & European settlers. All welcome. $2 entry. Ph 548 3713.

ECOMOVIE To commemorate the 6th anniversary of the state terror raids of 15 October 2007 we are having an "Operation 8 deep in the Forest" movie screening 15 Oct, 7pm in the Freehouse Yurt. Entry - Koha for the producers & drink purchase for you. Operation 8 examines the so-called 'anti-terror' raids that took place around New Zealand on 15 October 2007 - asking how & why they took place & at what cost to those targeted.

PEDDLING FOR PAPUA... Multi-media animation, spoken word & hip-hop. Jeremy Bally is biking through 7 countries to raise awareness about the oppressive situation in West Papua as it struggles under the Indonesian regime. Jeremy is talking, playing & rapping at: The Yurt Collingwood St, Sat 19 Oct, 2-4pm.

LEARN TO SPEAK WITH CONFIDENCE: Come along to POWERtalk International Waimea Club's Wine & Cheese Visitors' Night at 360 Annesbrook Dr. Annesbrook. 7pm Wed 30 Oct. Find out how we can encourage you to step outside your comfort zone & gain the skills you need. For info please phone Peggy 5390477 or Yvonne 5446350. Website: www.powertalknelson1.wordpress.com.

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FOREST AND BIRD: Wed 9 Oct, 7.30pm, Tahunanui School - Conservation & Mountain Biking - is mountain biking compatible with conservation & tramping? Chris Mildon, President of Nelson Mountain Biking Club, will be along to discuss the issues.

STAR PARTY View the moon & Venus. Fri 11 Oct, 8pm. Atkinson observatory, Clifton Terrace school. All welcome.

Weather permitting. Robert 5445241 AN EVENING WITH SIR ALAN MARK & the Brook Sanctuary: Slideshow lecture on the importance of fenced sanctuaries for wildlife conservation. Sat 12 Oct, 7pm, G104, NMIT with refreshments to follow in Ake Ake Cafe. General public $5, BWST members/volunteers gold coin donation.

NELSON FARMERS MARKET is having a birthday & welcomes kids & parents of all ages to come down on Wed 11-4 over the school holidays. 9 Oct - treasure hunt, crazy cake competition & bobbing for animals.

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