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It has taken six years, several jail stints, an acid attack, a fist fight, $100,000 in parking fines, many verbal arguments and thousands
of comments on social media, but it appears Lewis Stanton has now ended his long-standing protest in Nelson’s CBD. On Saturday afternoon, Stanton, who also goes by the name Hone Ma Heke, left the footpath on Trafalgar St that he has occupied
since 2015 after reaching an “amicable agreement” with Nelson City Council. Shortly after, Stanton’s former camping site was filled with planter boxes, which were hoisted into place by council contractors. The move came on the eve of the
implementation of the Nelson City Council’s City Amenity Bylaw, which has make sleeping in the CBD a breach of the bylaw. The bylaw was introduced as a way to remove Stanton from the city centre. On Monday last week, the coun-
cil’s acting CEO David Hammond sought a meeting with Stanton and his representatives to avoid a confrontation when the bylaw come into effect on Monday morning.
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“I don’t know the full story, but cleaning up the street is a good idea. He’s a good man though, I like him. He kept to himself.”
“Thank god, I think. About time, and good choice for the planters.”
“I understand why he was there, but it wasn’t the best look for Nelson. He seemed harmless enough though.”
“I don’t have much of an opinion, really. I know some people feel pretty strongly about it, though.”
Stanton protest over? FROM PAGE 1 Those discussions were described as “very positive” by both camps. Stanton’s lawyer Steven Zindel says talks were much more relaxed than previous encounters. “People were willing to look forward, not back.” He says Stanton is living at accommodation provided by the council and while discussions have been positive there is no agreement just yet. “We’re still at a draft stage, I don’t want to jinx the thing by trying to sign people up to a deal straight away,” says Zindel. Nelson mayor Rachel Reese says her council has always been willing to work with Stanton and she’s happy to finally find some common ground. She wouldn’t say where Stanton was. “I respect his right to privacy but
The protest spot of Lewis Stanton has been filled with planter boxes. Photo: Jessie Johnston. we’ve been quite clear as part of our bylaws that we want to make sure people have the care and support they need.” Zindel says Stanton’s horse Barney, which was confiscated in 2015 by the SPCA, hasn’t been returned nor has any money been offered from the council. He says Stanton would like Barney back, but the horse is under-
stood to have new owners. “The opportunities to reunite Barney and Lewis are fairly limited,” says Reese. “But we can ask the question for him.” On Sunday morning, Nelson Weekly spoke with several passersby about what they thought of Stanton leaving. One woman said: “It’s a sad day for Nelson, I had no problem
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SCULPTURE ‘CRASS’: Nelson MP Nick Smith made a quick exit as a “crass” sculpture of him squatting over a glass of water was dropped off next to his caravan near the Nelson Market on Saturday. Christchurch man Sam Mahon says he built the sculpture as a protest to Canterbury’s “dying rivers”. The sculpture was carried by five people into Montgomery Square, where the nearby Nelson Market was in full swing. The MP slipped away as the sculpture arrived. “I’m far more interested in practical measures like fencing streams. That does far more to clean up our water than some crass art,” Nick said. Photo: Brittany Spencer.
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A report into Nelson’s traffic woes has frustrated both the Tahunanui and Victory communites. The New Zealand Transport Agency’s investigation into the region’s traffic problems was released last Wednesday, a fortnight after the National party pledged to build the Southern Link within three years if it was re-elected. The “link” would run from St Vincent St down the railway reserve in Nelson south and hook up to Whakatu Drive in Annesbrook at a cost of $130 million. The report recommends “a range of interim measures” on Tahunanui and Annesbrook Drives and Waimea Rd to reduce peak period journey times until a new route is needed, which it suggests will be in the early 2030s. These include adding a northbound clearway between the Annesbrook roundabout and Bisley Ave and having two southbound lanes through the Bisley Ave lights. It also recommends clearways and intersection changes between The Ridgeway and Motueka St, enhancing public transport, further encouragement of peak hour walking and cycling, land use controls, parking restrictions, and even suggests a tunnel along the proposed Southern Link
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route. But Rob Stevenson, chairman of the Tahunanui Business Association, says they are “very concerned” with the contents of the report. He says the proposed interim measures are an “expensive bandaid” and will have “disastrous” effects on schools, residents and businesses in the Tahunanui, Annesbrook Dr and Waimea Rd communities. “The proposed reinstatement of a second lane northbound at Bisley Ave, and its associated clearway,
ignores the reasons why it was removed. It was highly unsafe with frequent near misses and accidents. This recommendation would decimate the businesses on this corner and lead to the destruction of the heart of the existing Tahunanui village. “From an engineering point of view they may speed up traffic flows on roads that are currently operating at peak capacity, but they are dangerous and insensitive to the communities that are presently shouldering the burden of these high volumes of traffic.” He believes building a new arterial link with appropriate mitigation is the only “safe solution”. But Guardians of Victory, a communication group which was originally set up by the NZTA as a means of “getting in touch” with the community on the road,
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says the report has many “ifs and buts” and leaves the impacts of the road on Victory “hanging and undiscussed”. The group met last week and consists of Victory Primary, Auckland Point and Nelson Intermediate school principals, Victory Community Centre Board members, and is chaired by Dr John Moore, a Nelson City Council Regional Transport Committee member from 2003 to 2013. John says the report does not add much to the arterial review of 2010, as well as ignoring the
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Community agencies are saying there is "not enough" emergency accommodation in Nelson, despite two extra emergency houses opening this month. In total, there are now four 12week-stay emergency houses in Nelson, plus a four-person room in Franklyn Village which can be used for a week. All of them are regularly occupied, and all of them have waiting lists. The two new houses join another two that opened in March, under a contract between The Salvation Army and the Ministry of Social Development, that could see up to six in Nelson. But Salvation Army Community Ministries Team Leader, Ros Vercoe, says they won’t go far. "We definitely have a homeless problem in Nelson," she says. And it is a problem that is getting worse, with more families spending the winter living in tents and caravans, and even up to 20 people sharing a two bedroom house. "That’s definitely happening in
Salvation Army Community Ministries Team Leader Ros Vercoe. Photo: Kate Russell. our region. "We always have people waiting, we still do. A day wouldn’t go by when we don’t have someone ring or come in asking for accommodation. "But we don’t physically have enough places that we can just say 'yep, sure we’ll put you up' - we just can’t do that. It’s never going to be enough, and that’s the difficulty." Ros estimates that there would be around 50 people on MSD’s so-
cial housing list in Nelson, but no one can put a finger on how many homeless people there really are. "There are the ones who are couch surfing, sleeping in the bushes, in tents, in cars - there would probably be up to 100 people in total, homeless.
"There is just such a need, and it’s quite hidden." Ros says, for all the people they can’t offer an emergency house to they have to refer to Work and Income to get an emergency housing grant, which will put them up in a motel or hostel for seven days. "That’s very much the process at the moment, because it is just so hard to find places." 340 grants were handed out in Nelson from September 2016 -
June 2017. On a national level, a whopping $12.6m was spent on 11,446 grants in second quarter of 2017, according to MSD’s latest statistics on hardship assistance. It is a major blowout for the scheme which, introduced in May last year, only has an annual budget of $2m. Ros says a lack of affordable housing, rentals, and rising rents are "absolutely" contributing to the situation, which is something that Nelson Tasman Housing Trust director Carrie Mozena agrees with. But Carrie adds that providing more emergency housing is "like putting a sticking plaster" on the problem. "Emergency housing is there to help people who are desperate, but frankly I’m sceptical of putting money into that when the money should be going towards building more affordable rental homes for people," she says. "There is just not enough housing in Nelson to meet our population growth, and there are some very sad stories out there. There is a lot of building going on but it’s not at the affordable rental end, and that’s the root of the problem."
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Metal price drop leads to more car dumping Judene Edgar
due to the risks associated with flammable materials. “We’re still offering a free dump, but often people can’t be bothered,” says Murray. “Ten years ago light gauge metal from cars, whiteware and corrugated would have been put in the landfill, but now it’s all recycled.” While Sims can directly export heavy gauge metals, once crushed and baled, the light gauge metal needs to be transported to Christchurch, and because of the
earthquake, freight costs have increased. Tasman District Council’s control services officer Ross Connochie says not too many years ago you’d get $300 from a scrap metal dealer for a car. “But now they’ll charge you.” In addition to the environmental and visual impacts, Ross says there is also a cost to the ratepayers. Last year the council spent $13,000 collecting dumped cars, up from $5000 previous year.
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Tumbling international prices and increasing freight costs for scrap metal have seen the market for scrap metal bottom out, and a 37 per cent increase in abandoned vehicles in the Tasman district, mainly dumped on river banks and in forestry blocks. The issue is also affecting Nelson city, with 36 abandoned vehicles picked up in the past ten months. Ian from Tasman Parts World says, with the current international
price slump that there’s simply no overseas market anymore and that it’s just not worth it. “My yard is full and there’s a real process to get rid of them,” he says. “If we scrap a car out we’re lucky to get $20 and it might cost us $80 to get it.” Murray Smith from Sims Pacific Metals, which has the only car baler in the region, says they can only accept cars that have been drained of all fluids – air conditioner gases, fuel and oil –
Nelson Environment Centre manager Karen Driver suggests that the solution is for the government to declare it a priority product. “End-of-life vehicle ‘product stewardship’ schemes are in place in a number of countries, whereby a levy is paid by the industry that covers the cost of disposal. However, the government haven’t implemented such a scheme due to the historic high value of scrap metal which was seen to incentivise recycling.”
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Your Voice Southern Link: What a disgrace, our Nelson MP Nick Smith and the National Party trying to buy votes by announcing, if reelected national, they will build the Southern Link within 3 years. They don’t care about the environmental damage that road will do for the health of many of Nelsons residents. All they are interested in is fulfilling Nick’s pipe dream (probably want it
named after him, too). We do not have a congestion problem. Just a couple of busy times each day and, coincidentally, when our two colleges in the city are open. What a waste of money for something that will not work. The traffic flow problems are much further out than Beatson Road. How many houses would $135 million build. How many families in poverty could be helped with $135 million? This “carrot” to try and sway voters to vote National at the expense of the health and well-being of the immediate area of the proposed road is deplorable and shows how desperate National is to try and save our current MP from forced retirement. I hope the local electors vote wisely. Remember when Muldoon bought an election vicLIMITED tory by disbanding NZ Superannuation and giving voters a handOffering an experienced, efficient, out. Well, I think this ranks way cost effective service for all your below that! Errol Millar. property law and trust matters.
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Damp homes making kids sick: With your recent article "Damp homes making kids sick" you have a graph showing the number of child hospitalisations since 2000. If you divide the figures shown with the number of years since 2000, you come up with approximately 1 admission every 2 weeks. As for damp homes, I live in a home with insulation in the ceiling only, but like
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Shaz Nicholls. Yay!!! Making room for Labour's new housing programme. Marcia Hickmott. Good riddance, has been an eyesore for years. Jenny Cunningham. Eyesore or not, must have belonged to someone, as long as no one was squatting inside. Heather Hogg. Advice from finding a car to making jam: Great friendly and helpful team. Mike Roberts. You all do a great job, thank you. Dyann Calverley. What to do about Trafalgar Park: Very little parking at Trafalgar Park. NCC & TDC combine to build a bigger stadium at Saxton field - better car parking, better access, both councils combined effort. Martin Daly. Pic’s on the move: The best peanut butter in the world. Alana Riley.
Fire destroys abandoned Nelson house: This was bound to happen to this junkie haven sooner or later. Not the first time it's been on fire and last time the fire service took their time and tried to let to burn....this time they succeeded, by the sound of it. Gavin Gallot.
Wow, I remember when you could only buy your wonderful peanut butter at the flea market....... we still buy it now from the supermarket as we're not in Nelson anymore. Christine Shaw.
To be fair, it's surprising it actually lasted as long as it did.
Have been buying it in Australia too. Christine Campbell.
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Shoppers eager to get in the draw for $5000 Jessie Johnston Every purchase you make with a participating Nelson retailer is another chance to win $5000 cash in the Shop Nelson and Win promotion. Several Morrison Square retailers are proud to be among the 50 Nelson businesses taking part in the promotion, which is run by the Nelson Weekly in conjunction with Uniquely Nelson. “Everybody wants to enter,” says Maxime Noir from Portmans. “It’s a great prize and everybody is keen.” It’s the same story across the carpark at Dotti, “everyone’s in a hurry to enter and why not?” says staff member Jenna Sutherland. The competition has just over two weeks to go until one lucky shopper is
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Jessie Johnston After putting their imaginative ideas down on paper, Room 4 from St Joseph’s School were announced the year one to four category winners of a nationwide creative writing competition, run by Paper Plus. Launched on Facebook, the competition encouraged individuals and schools around the country to enter a piece of writing that started with the phrase, ‘can you believe…’ Room 4 decided to search the internet for an inspiring image and settled on a giant turtle with a grass-covered shell, most of their stories focusing on what life would be like living on the turtle’s back. “I think it’s lovely to see writing being encouraged, especially creative writing,” says Room 4 teacher Brigid Hindmarsh. “I think kids at this age have so much imagination and so much creativity in their minds.” The competition asked for entrants to handwrite their stories and Brigid says each student did their own editing, without teacher assistance. Their prize, which was presented to the class at the school’s assembly last Thursday, included an HP Streambook and a $500 Pilot pen pack. “We had 350 entries come in,” says Sean Weir, director of Paper Plus Nelson and Blenheim. “It took five people a significant amount of time to read all the entries and get a gauge for where they thought the prizes should go. The thing that tipped it was the fact it was a whole class event and they all got involved and the stories were just terrific.” Paper Plus hopes to make it an annual competition for primary schools to take part in.
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his surgery features a “Waterlase” laser and an air abrasion machine. Both are known as end-cutting devices and, unlike a drill, they can cut much smaller holes, as well as access those harder to reach areas in the mouth. Gerry’s laser is one of just a handful in use in surgeries around the South Island. Rather than a spinning drill, laser energy combines with water, energising the water particles
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Located at 14 New St, Quin Dental is a modern, spacious clinic that offers both dental and orthodontic services.
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manager Linda Lucre. “That’s really a credit to Gerry.” As well as looking after the families and individuals who come to them as patients, Quin Dental is also proud to support the wider community. “The Quins are always keen to give back to Nelson and have always done so,” says Linda. “So, Quin Dental is a supporter of Ma’s Place, a safe space for mothers and young families to connect and be supported, as well as the Mike Pero Nelson Giants.” With a professional, friendly staff, a natural care philosophy and a brand-new practice in the centre of Nelson, come and see Quin Dental today for the best in dental care. You’ll find the surgery at 14 New Street, give them a call on 928 0121 to make an appointment, or visit their website at www.quindental. co.nz.
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From a large school in the centre of Nelson to the small roll in rural Rotoiti, Sue Ford admits there are some big changes coming her way next year when she becomes the new principal of Lake Rotoiti Primary School. Ever since she was 18 she has wanted to be a teacher, or a vet, “it was one or the other,” says Sue. But, with teachers telling her that her science grades were not good enough and confusion surrounding her university entrance, it was off to a job at the bank. After travelling overseas and having children, Sue began to ask herself what came next, which happened to be a diploma in veterinary nursing. “I finished my diploma down here and then I thought, 'do I want to be doing all the early shift work that I had been doing in New Plymouth' and I decided 'no', then one of the vets there said, “why don’t you go teaching,” and I thought that’s funny, I used to want to do that, so that’s what
put me back into teaching,” says Sue. She completed her teacher training in 2007 and started working at Nelson Intermediate. She did long-term relief teaching for a few years before a one-year gap where she moved between Nelson Central School and Nelson Intermediate, before getting her permanent position at Nelson Central in 2011. “What I love is probably the relationships you build with the kids, the fact that one minute you’re doing maths, the next minute you’re getting in and being creative making something for the masked parade,” says Sue. “I think the other thing I love about teaching is the way that teaching itself is changing. How I used to teach six years ago I don’t teach nowadays, it just keeps you on your toes.” Throughout her career in teaching, Sue has always been drawn to the aspect of leadership and, after some encouragement from a colleague, began further studies in curriculum leadership. “I started that in 2012 and finished in 2015 and I absolutely
Sue Ford will continue teaching at Nelson Central School until the end of this year, taking up her new role as principal of Lake Rotoiti Primary School in 2018. Photo: Jessie Johnston. loved all the studies from it,” says Sue. “That really made me think, I’ve got this study now I want to actually put it to good use.” Having grown up rurally in Bulls and having sent her children to St Joseph’s and Garin College, Sue
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one of 30, to one of around 16. “I can remember saying to the kids one time ‘rattle your dags’ and they looked at me in confusion and it dawned on me that these are city kids, they have no idea what ‘rattle your dags’ means. Whereas if I said that out at Lake Rotoiti, they’d know it meant hurry up,” says Sue. While Sue is excited to get stuck in to her role as principal, she admits there is a lot to learn. “I think I’ll be bringing enthusiasm and new ideas, but I’m not going out there to make changes,” says Sue. “It’s not like 'bang, I need to change this and change that', I would like to really get out there and get to know what the school’s wanting from me as a principal and where they want to go.” Former Lake Rotoiti Principal Giles Panting, who led the school as principal for nine years, is currently working as lead advisor for the Ministry of Education’s Communities of Learning. “I loved being there so much that I stayed longer than I had originally intended,” says Giles. “I hope that Sue finds it as interesting and rewarding an experience as I did.”
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Teams think big during Startup Weekend Jessie Johnston Those taking part in Nelson’s latest Startup Weekend brought passion, creativity and real-life problems to the table, creating some truly unique solutions. Organised by local.foundation, the event was a chance for aspiring entrepreneurs to create a business pitch for judges in just a matter of days. In the end, it was the six-person team Where on Earth which impressed the judges most. “The problem we were addressing is that there is a growing number of consumers who want to know the back story behind the products, they want to make informed decisions,” says team member Mathew Pottinger. “That might be because they’re concerned about the quality, they’re environmentally-conscious or they want to have social fairness in the manufacturing process.” Their solution was to create an online market place where businesses could list products, accompanied by an interactive map that showed consumers each stage of the manufacturing process, including the raw materials used and where they came from. Five different teams were formed during the Startup Weekend, the common theme amongst individ-
Where on Earth, the winning team from Nelson’s Startup Weekend which ran from Friday to Sunday. They are, from front left, Helena Merschdorf and Emma Raymond. From back left, Henry Harvey, Marco Poetsch, Ivan Caslavsky and Mathew Pottinger. Photo: Jessie Johnston. uals taking part being to have fun and learn new skills. “For me, the biggest thing is that we came into it thinking that, with six people, it was going to give us a major advantage because we’ve got so many brains, but then we quickly worked out that six people is actually a massive source of conflict. At some stages we all struggled with teamwork, but it was really rewarding
when we overcame that,” says Where on Earth member Helena Merschdorf. Throughout the weekend teams had to unite around an idea, focus on customer development, validate their ideas, practice LEAN Startup Methodologies and build a minimal viable product, before demonstrating their prototypes and receiving feedback from the judges. “It’s been a fantastic
weekend and I think it’s been surprising to see the level of ideas that have come out,” says mentor Sacha MacDonald. “It’s been interesting to watch them pivot through the weekend and change their ideas where they needed to and they’ve all done fantastically in terms of their presentations, I’m quite proud of them all.” Roost was the runner-up team, focusing their business around
taking the pain out of first home buying, Eco My aimed to help people become more environmentally-friendly and Biz Movers sought to bring employee bases from large businesses down from Auckland to the Nelson region. Their initial problem being high house prices, traffic congestion and other problems people face living and working in the larger city centres. Finally, Bring it On looked to help young men, regarding mental health and other barriers to moving forward in life, through the use of gaming and virtual reality. Judge Dan Khan says he has been to many Startup Weekends as a participant and mentor and often sees “relatively run-of-themill ideas,” however the topics discussed over the weekend were “actually meaningful problems that needed solving.” “Where on Earth had been down to the market and talked to 120 people. I’ve never been to a Startup Weekend where a team has done that much validation work,” says Dan. “I think there’s a tendency to go out to try and prove what you already thought was true, but it sounded like those guys had learned a lot from the people they’d talked to and the product they built in such a short time was huge.”
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"We were over the moon with the season. We set a few goals right from the start. Right from the first couple of trainings it was a good culture." He says the second half against Buller and first half against Canterbury Metro were the highlights for him and he enjoyed his role coaching after a long playing career. "I loved it. I have a pretty fullon life with family and business but coaching is something I'm pretty passionate about."
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Simon Bloomberg Nelson’s Patrick Higgins and Appleby’s Paula Canning showed they are on track for bigger events later in the season when they led from start to finish to win Saturday’s Dun Run. Patrick won the 25km trail that started at the Maitai Dam and took runners over the 875m Dun Saddle to the finish at the OK Corral in The Brook, to finish in 1hr 54min 18sec. Paula also set a fast pace out in front, finishing in 2hr 6min 49sec to win her third Dun Run from four starts. “I wasn’t really planning to go to the front, but the pace was only steady so I decided to go,” Patrick says. “I got a bit of a break although I was looking over my shoulder coming down the track to make sure nobody was chasing.” But the Dun Run is just the start for Patrick who is building up to the GODZone Adventure Race in Fiordland in
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RUGBY: Tim Perry is the latest Mako to be called up to the All Blacks. The prop will join Kane Hames, Liam Squire and David Havili in the All Blacks camp ahead of this weekend's test match against the Springboks in Auckland. Perry has played for Tasman since 2012 and also plays for the Crusaders at Super Rugby level. He was called into the All Blacks camp on Monday after starter Joe Moody was ruled out with injury.
FC Nelson has smashed ten goals past Wakefield to emphatically claim the Nelson Bays Football first division title today. The game was moved from FC Nelson's home ground of Guppy Park, which was deemed "unplayable" due to recent rain, to the Wakefield Domain. That move looked to have helped the underdog Wakefield side which started the game strong and even had a penalty opportunity. But FC Nelson is full of classy players with plenty of experience and it didn't take long for that to show. Taking a 3-0 lead into the half time break, FC Nelson coach Paul Brydon says he was happy with how his team was performing. "We just had to be patient and keep playing. Wakefield started well but once we had three I was pretty happy with where we were." The second half turned into a rout, but Paul says the win was still sweet. "To come back the way we did. I always thought it was possible and it's great for the club."
FOOTBALL: Tasman United has announced two more signings this week, Wairarapa United players Cory Chettleburgh and Bryan Kaltak. They join four other Nelson Pine LVL Tasman United players who spent the winter playing for Wairarapa United. Former New Zealand Under 20 representative Chettleburgh, 26, is a midfielder who was playing for Hawke's Bay in last year’s competition. Brian Kaltak, 23, is a Vanuatu international centre back. Tasman United play in the ISPS Handa premier National Football competition which commences in October. RUGBY: A big second half comeback, led by first five Mitchell Hunt, has seen the Tasman Makos earn its second win of the Mitre 10 Cup season. Down 28-13 early in the second half, the Makos fought back to win 37-35 at Blenheim's Landsdowne Park on Sunday. Hunt finished the game with a 22 point haul including a try, three penalty goals and four conversions. Tasman next play Otago in Dunedin on Saturday.
FC Nelson captain Nick Crosswell celebrates scoring against Wakefield at the Wakefield Domain on Saturday. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport.
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WILY WEKA: Joel MacMillan checks the map at a control near Kaka Hill in Sunday's Wily Weka. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
Nelson’s Georgia Whitla showed why she is a world rogaine champion, teaming up with Megan Carter to win the women’s section of the Nelson Orienteering Club’s Wily Weka six-hour race held around the Maitai Valley on Sunday. Last month, Georgia and Greig Hamilton won the open mixed race at the world champs in Latvia. It was Georgia’s second consecutive world title after winning the women’s team race in Alice Springs in 2016 and on Sunday she showed her class again, zeroing in on controls around the Botanics, Grampians and Sharland Creek to record 3520 points. Georgia and Megan’s total was just 450 points behind the winning men’s team of Dan Busch and Patrick Higgins, and only 600 less than the winners of the men’s
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mountainbike-running section, Dave Quested and Callum Wilkie. The next fastest women’s team was Robyn Dunmore, Alexa Harris and Lorene Palmer with 2900 points in the Spring Challenge category. “It went pretty well today,” Georgia says. “It’s a good event and good training for the Spring Challenge.” Georgia will be racing with Isla Smith and Anna Barrett in the Spring Challenge in South Canterbury in two weeks and says they will need to perform well to win. A long-range goal is GODzone in Fiordland in March where she will race with her Swordfox team-mates Ash Whitehead, Brent Edwards and Stu Lynch. “We’ve had a few seconds in the Spring Challenge so it would be nice to win, but it’s going to really hard this year. Sophie (Hart) is back racing and Jo Williams will be there too – it looks like the most competitive Spring Challenge ever.”
Dan and Patrick finished on the same number of points as Ash and Brent in the men’s Wily Weka but won by 360 after Ash and Brent finished 11 minutes after the six-hour cut-off. The mixed running section was won by Zoe King and Gavin and Rebecca Stobie on 3350 points. Jenna Neame and Maria Voight won the women’s mountainbikerunning section on 2530 points while Tim Bygate, Gretchen Dalzell and Kieran Hambrook were the top mixed team on 3000 points. Richard Greatrix and Darron Jones won the men’s three-hour race with Mel Barker and Naomi Whitehead winning the women’s section on 1730 points. Dene Gavin and Hayley Segal won the mixed three-hour race on 1830 points, Riley Croxford and Sam Johnson won the junior boys with 1680 points while Jess Alloway, Hannah Martin and Charlotte Tucker won the junior girls on 1240 points.
Sponsorship on target Getting around the Nelson Waimea Gun Club’s range in Golden Downs just got easier for its members. In an arrangement between Waimea Weekly and Stihl Shop Richmond, a new 4x4 Kymco sideby-side vehicle was presented to the club. President Merv Randle was over the moon about the offer and says, with a series of high profile shoots coming up including the South Island champs, the vehicle will be invaluable. “We will use it to take the trap machines around the course on the days of the shoot,” Merv says. “It will be ideal for transferring judges and officials around each different discipline. “In the past, we have had to beg or borrow and, while the members have always been very generous, it’s nice to now have a machine of our own”. Stihl Shop Richmond’s Jason Ahnfeldt says the new four-wheelers are designed for heavy duty farm work and are a welcome addition to the range on offer at the shop in Gladstone Rd. He says they have a strong construction and extra safety features that are playing a big part on farms now. Publisher of the Waimea Weekly, Steve Page, says the arrangement shows a new direction in sponsorship by the paper. “We have considerable pressure on the paper all the time and are very
Stihl Shop Richmond’s Jason Ahnfeldt, left, with Nelson Waimea Gun Club’s Merv Randle. aware of what a big difference we make to sporting sponsorships,” Steve says. “This is a little different, sure, but we have a good relationship with the gun club and are looking forward to it growing in popularity in the coming years. “For this to happen, it needs the support of locals. The club has always been a special place and the lessons it teaches in sport and firearm safety are immeasurable, and we are very happy to be part of that.” The club has an open coaching day for anyone interested in clay pigeon shooting at its range at 806 Valley Rd in Golden Downs this Sunday starting at 9.30am. All welcome.
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Community Notices FLY CASTING CLINIC 2017. Learn to cast with fly rod from one of New Zealand’s leading instructors, Tony Entwistle. Members of public are welcome - $5.00 fee for non-club members (payment on the day). Some fly fishing outfits will be available to use in the day or bring you own. Sunday 17 September - Garin College grounds, 9.30-12. NeLSoN LIve PoeTS. Wednesday 20 September 6.45pm Royal Hotel Bridge St. Guest Poet Scotsman Iain Sharp visits from Auckland. Koha entry. Contact dlusby@xtra.co.nz Ph 027 643 5123 . DRIvING MeNToRS NeeDeD to help former refugees gain their Restricted Licence. Volunteers are given full training, support and full use of our dual-control car. Email rdtnelson@redcross.org.nz or call Margo 021 255 8550. A little bit of your time and patience can make a huge difference to the learner and their families. NeGATIve MeMoRY HeALING: 15 min sessions using Soul Link® a hand technique to neutralise your worst memory; Patricia Greenhough NLP Master Trainer; Every second Tues 3-4.30, by donation, ph: 546
7986. GReeN PARTY eNDING PoveRTY PubLIC MeeTING, 7.30pm Tuesday 12 Sep, All Saints Church Hall, 30A Vanguard Street. Join Matt Lawrey, Marama Davidson and Metiria Turei to hear the Greens' plan to lift 350,000 families out of poverty. Pétanque. Get out and enjoy yourself. Keep active. Meet your friends and new friends at the pétanque court. Ph. Roger or Shirley 5466562. FRIeNDS oF THe QueeN'S GARDeNS. Help keep the Gardens looking their best and enjoy the flowers and trees. We meet weekly, volunteers welcome. Ph Ellen 5466533. MeeTING oF THe CeNTRAL GARDeN GRouP will be held in the Stoke Methodist Church Hall on Wednesday 13th at 1.30pm. Our guest speaker is Fleur Ring who will bring some of her beautiful Cacti to share with us. Warm welcome to you all. Ph 5479086. DARCY STReeT INDooR boWLS. Tuesday 1pm3pm $2.50 per session. Cnr Croucher St & Darcy St. Behind Church of Christ. New members very welcome. For information ph Maryann 544 2596 . PRobuS CLub oF NeL-
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SoN CITY welcomes men and women as new members. Next meeting 10.00am, Thursday 14 September at Nelson Golf Club, 38 Bolt Road, Tahunanui. Phone Jennifer 548 0272. SoRoPTIMIST CLub of Waimea welcomes you to a night of Fashion and Fun, with Womens, Mens, Childrens wear and Tango Shoes. Also Fashion on a Budget. Come along for a chance to win $250-00 worth of vouchers and win a Raffle prize. 29th September, New Life Centre Richmond, 7.30pm. Ph 5448696. ANTIQue boTTLe & CoLLeCTAbLeS CLub meet on the first Tuesday of month at 7.30pm at Broadgreen House. Informal, informative and friendly. Bring along your treasures. eNGLISH CoNveRSATIoN GRouP for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6.00pm in Trinity Church, back right-hand door, 64 Nile Street, by Nelson Central School. Informal conversation, tea ,coffee. Ph Rachael 02102686970. RICHMoND CReATIve FIbRe - Birch Hall, Richmond Showgrounds on the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the month at 9.30am, for Spinning, Knitting, Felting &
bReATHe beTTeR IN SePTeMbeR try the free new my Asthma App from the Asthma + Respiratory Foundation. Call your local Nelson Asthma Society for information and support for your respiratory condition on 03 5441562. FRee LeADeRSHIP TRAINING for Youths aged between 18 - 25 years - includes travel & accommodation to Christchurch. Come listen to the Governor of Rotary discuss the vision on the 19th Sep 2017. For more info email Bernie bgoldy@hotmail.co.nz NeLSoN CRICkeT uMPIReS & SCoReRS ASSN AGM - Wednesday 20 Sep, Victory Community Centre, Totara Street, Nelson, 7.30pm. All new and prospective umpires and scorers welcome. NeLSoN HAveN LIoNeSS CLub are again selling ORIENTAL LILLIES and FREESIA bulbs as a fundraiser for Pinc; a cancer recovery programme. Bags of 4 lily bulbs $10.00 & $5.00 for 20 freesia bulbs. Ph Audrey Kitto 544 6243 or Margaret Ching 547 6571. CoMPLIMeNTARY ACCeSS bARS SeSSIoN In honour of world suicide prevention week 10th 16th September. If you suf-
Weaving. Contact Margaret (03) 986 0079. SToke TAHuNANuI MeNS CLub welcomes new members. A club for active retirees. Activities include a regular monthly meeting with guest speaker on the 3rd Tuesday of every month, plus outings and activities each week. Ph Ian 5479951. uSe IT oR LoSe IT Fitness friendly, fun exercise class aimed at the over 50's. Experienced, energetic instructor, great music, easy to do, easy to follow moves. An amazingly friendly class, who love to have new friends to dance with. 9.30am Friday, Masonic Hall, Nile Street. Nelson. $10. NeLSoN RAILWAY at Founders Park. On Saturday & Sunday 16th & 17th September the Railcar will operate between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. Adults $5 Children $3. See you there. SuRvIvoRS AND THRIveRS. If you have/have had cancer or supporting someone with cancer come along and meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Ph 539 1137 for details. QuIz NIGHT Speights Ale House, Monday Sept 25th 6.30pm, enquiries to Cancer Society 539 1137.
fer from depression or anxiety & are looking for a spark of hope. Call the Evolve Well Being Hub Ph 5464788 for a free Bars Session. $2 LuNCHTIMe MeALS Do you find it too hard, too expensive or too lonely to cook for yourself day after day? If so, come to dinner for $2 at noon on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at All Saints hall behind the church at 30 Vanguard St. Phone 5482601. All welcome. oLD PHoToS WANTeD HoPe/RANzAu/ SCHoNbACH AReA: 1856 -1870 To publish a Lange/Lang Family History. We need photos of Johann Lange and family from the Ranzau/Schonbach area. Johann Frederich Heinrich and Louisa (nee Koltz) arrived at Nelson, Aug. 1856 from Germany. They settled @ Ranzau, and possibly Schonbach. Johann was a farmer/saw miller, died 7 Nov 1866, 34, and is maybe in an unmarked grave @ Ranzau Church Cemetery. German names were: Schroder, Fanselow, Wendelborn, Sigglekow, Schwass, Kramer, Schreucher, and Gaukroger. Photos may be in collections of those families. Ph Esme 03 313 9393.
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