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Damp homes making kids sick Charles Anderson Journalist
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Children living in deprived areas of Nelson are much more likely to be hospitalised from illnesses due to cold, damp and overcrowded homes, new data shows.
The analysis has sparked calls for greater focus on lifting standards of housing across the region. On average, 20 children die and 30,000 are hospitalised every year from preventable, housing-related diseases like asthma, pneumonia and bronchiolitis, health statistics compiled by the New
Zealand Herald show. In Nelson, they show that poor areas that have high deprivation and low incomes and lots of rent-
al housing, suffer the most - suburbs like Toi Toi, Tahunanui and Stoke. Respiratory conditions in particular - like bronchiolitis and asthma - are causing more hospitalisations each year. “The reality is that we have people in housing in this city that is not insulat’ed, has condensation and
damp,” says Nelson Marlborough Health’s chief medical officer and pediatrician Nick Baker. “Really we need to do what we can to make these houses healthier,” Toi Toi, which marks an 8 out of 10 on the deprivation scale, had
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Spring Fling raises cash for school Brittany Spencer All eyes were on Nelson College for Girls students, staff and a few local personalities as they strut down the catwalk to the wolf whistles and cheers of the crowd at Saturday’s Spring Fashion Fling. The latest styles from Amazon, Cheryl Mackie, Frock & Soul, Beetees, Andrea Biani, Taylors - We Love Shoes, Stacey, Dotti, KILT, Lucy Georgina, Nelson Tailors’ Menswear and Kimberleys were all on show. But the male models wearing Nelson Tailors Menswear roused the audience the most, with Nelson College for Girls staff member Paul Skerten blowing kisses to the crowd and Matt Lawrey’s ‘blue steel’ at-
Nelson College for Girls student Nikki Wynen models day wear from Stacey at the Spring Fashion Fling on Saturday night. Photo: Brittany Spencer.
tempt at the end of the runway. “Everyone seemed to enjoy it, particularly when the men came onto the stage, they all got a bit feral, I think they’d had a few wines by that stage,” says organiser and parentteacher association chairperson, Jo Wiffin, with a laugh. The annual school fundraising fashion show, now in its sixth year, is the largest of its kind in the region, with about 245 tickets sold. While the school doesn’t know how much it has raised yet, Jo says the models looked excellent and the night was a great success. “Months of hard work go into preparing the show and so it’s actually quite nice to get to the night and get to watch the show and see everybody enjoying themselves.”
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almost 400 child hospitalisations due to poverty-related illness since 2000. However, it only has about 400 children living there, according to the 2013 census. Tahunanui, a 9 on the deprivation scale, has had 410 hospitalisations, despite having only 400 children living in the area. By comparison, the Tahunanui Hills, a 3 on the deprivation scale only had about 200 hospitalisations despite having about 400 children living there. The area of Isel Park in Stoke has had almost 700 despite only having about 600 children living there, according to the 2013 census. The deprivation index uses indicators representing seven categories of social deprivation: employment, income, crime,
A snApshot of poverty relAteD illnesses
Toi Toi Isel Park Tahunanui Tahuna Hills Atawhai
Child hospitalisations since 2000 397 384 409 221 226
Median household income (2013) $44,800 $44,700 $40,300 $71,700 $69,100
Child population (2013) 427 598 411 360 423
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housing, health, education, and geographical access. Nick Baker says overcrowding, cold homes and damp all hamper the immune system and can impede development in children. That is often combined with homes that have smokers in them. “We need to keep our kids as healthy as possible.” He says there is some good news in that 20 years ago the relationship between unhealthy homes
and sick kids was not widely known. “Now most people in the street know this.” However, he says the reality is many do not have the resources help themselves. Victory community nurse Rachel Thomas deals with that reality first hand. She sees respiratory illnesses climbing in Toi Toi despite her best efforts to educate families. “You only have to drive around
our area and see the odd broken window. Why are people putting up with it. Especially if there are children in these homes with asthma.” Rachel says if you feel like you are powerless and haven’t got the resources to move houses, you learn to live with it. “What I see is people for whom life is so hard and chaotic they have just accepted substandard housing problems,” she says. She says that a warrant of fitness for New Zealand houses will go a long way. The Healthy Homes Guarantee Bill is making its way through Parliament and sets minimum heating and insulation standards for rental homes. She understands that some tenants do not look after their properties but says “we have to put children and their health at the centre of the conversation”.
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MP attacked with rat poison at market Kate Russell Reporter
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Nick Smith says an attack on him over the weekend was the worst he has experienced in his 27 years in Parliament. The Nelson MP has laid a complaint with police after protesters rubbed rat poison over his face and clothes before threatening his family, at the Nelson market on Saturday. The incident came as the first of three planned drops of bait laced with brodifacoum got under way at the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary on the same day. Nick says he was not harmed in the attack but said the situation was “quite frightening”. The alleged attackers left once police were called but they continued with threats to poison his family. “The situation became quite frightening when it escalated from verbal abuse and throwing rat poison at myself and volunteers, to physical shoving and rubbing rat poison over my face and clothes,” says Nick. “I’m used to getting a bit of stick and lip, but I draw a line when people start covering
Nelson MP Nick Smith. you in rat poison. “It is particularly upsetting about the threats to my family. They shouldn’t have to put up with that.” Two helicopters and 75 people took part in the first bait drop at the sanctuary on Saturday, in which about 11.5 tonnes of bait was applied. The start of the operation was delayed after protesters blocked the fence track and drilled a hole in a refill tank for the helicopters, meaning a replacement tank to be brought in. But after that everything went smoothly, according to a sanctuary spokesperson. Nick’s opponents in the upcoming September 23 election, Green Party candidate Matt Lawrey and Labour Party candidate Rachel Boyack have also spoken out over the incident. Rachel says she was “appalled”.
“It is extremely disappointing when politics go to that level, particularly the threats on his family. I’ve sent an email to Nick’s office to convey my anger at what’s happened. There is never any excuse for violence.” Matt expressed similar views, and has also contacted Nick. “The attack [on Nick Smith] was an ugly and stupid thing to do and should be condemned by Nelsonians of all political backgrounds. It is unacceptable in a civilised society for elected representatives to face this kind of threat.” Nick says that he has been interviewed by police with several witnesses providing statements, and as of yesterday morning, a police spokesperson said inquiries were continuing. The Brook Valley Community Group, who recently lost its High Court bid to stop the drop has denied any involvement in the attack. A spokesperson from the Brook Sanctuary says the second drop of bait will take place in the next one to three weeks, depending on the weather, with all three drops completed by the end of October.
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Hampden Street School are mourning the loss of their lucky Sox. The black and white cat lived at the school for 13 years after she came there as a stray. It didn’t take her long to become “part of the furniture” and was loved by students, teachers and parents alike. But last week the school made the difficult decision to put Sox down after ongoing health problems. Principal Don McLean says they believe she was close to 16 years old. Sox had been ill for the last two years, and was on regular medication and a special diet for a rapid thyroid. “We might have been able to keep her going for another 12 months, but her quality of life wouldn’t have been good,” says Don. Teacher Denise White, who was instrumental in Sox’s care, says the students reacted well to the news and have made memorial cards, posters and drawings, which are all on display outside the school office. She says Sox was a special part of the school, giving them “years and years of love”.
Hampden Street School students Tom Irvine, left, and Ryan Thelan, both 10, remember their beloved school cat, Sox, outside a tribute wall at the school office. Photo: Kate Russell. “She’d lie on the decks and follow the sun, and on a wet day she’d wander into the classrooms or the office, or she often followed our caretaker Ray Adams around.” The school received enormous help from the school community with feeding Sox in the weekends and school holidays, as well as holding numerous “Sox fundraisers” to help pay for her food and vet bills. She also received extra special vet care from Meg Irvine and the team at Stoke Vets. The school will be holding a memorial service for Sox
in the coming days and will plant a camellia and place a plaque over her ashes. 10 year old student Tom Irvine, who will be giving a speech at the service, says that if you were lonely at lunchtime, Sox would always keep you company – in return for the odd cheezel, of course. “You could talk to her and you could tell she was listening. It was good to have someone to talk to who wouldn’t talk back.” Don says that although Sox may not have been skilled at catching the school mice, and set the burglar alarm off
many times, she played her role in other ways. “The experience for the kids was great - she provided amazing animal therapy, which was an unintentional outcome. That’s what made her so special. “People have said to us that we should get a kitten, but it wouldn’t be the same because the magic thing about Sox is that she just turned up one day as a stray. She adopted the school, so we adopted her,” he says. “If Sox could talk, I’m sure she’d say she’d had a really good life.”
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Pic’s spreads to another new building Brittany Spencer
Pic Picot has come a long way from making peanut butter in a concrete mixer in his garage and chasing a roaster full of peanuts down his driveway. The Nelson-based peanut butter maker is expanding once again, moving into a new site that sits on over 5000 square metres opposite Placemakers on Saxton Rd. Currently based across four spots in Nelson, the new site being built by Coman Construction,
will incorporate them all with a warehouse, factory, events foyer, offices and an overhead viewing gallery for factory tours. Standing outside the outwards goods warehouse already operating on the new site, Pic is astounded by the size of everything. “It’s quite a statement, it’s humongous, far from what we started with.” What began as a way to make “just a bit of pocket money for the weekend” has now expanded into a business exporting to Australia, the UK, America, China, Singapore and
South East Asia, and Holland. But Pic says New Zealand is still their biggest market. “All of this has all been from the fantastic support we get from Nelson, it’s unbelievable really but it’s what we’ve grown to.” The new buildings will be completed by June/July next year and the team of “picsters” will begin to transfer all the machinery and close down the other sites. “The trick will be to get everything sorted here then shut down the factory, rush down here, plug it all in and get up and going again.”
Pic Picot and his guide dog Fido oversee work at the new Pic’s Peanut Butter HQ site on Saxton Rd, which is due to be completed next year. Photo: Brittany Spencer.
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about it. Elstree Family Conversations is a free service to families which brings together four other experts to offer sessions that help unpick family conflict. "All families are diverse and you can't judge another family from your own," Les says. "When people are in conflict they go into their natural way of being which they initially observed and developed in their family of origin." Sometimes they might blame
Les Watt wants you not to worry - all families are crazy. But that doesn't mean that some don't need help. Les has been a psychiatric nurse for 38 years and, in that time, has seen the benefits that family therapy can give to people. But he has also seen a distinct lack of offering for those who really need it. Instead of lamenting this, he decided to do something
others or become aggressive. Les says the sessions can help people and families become aware of how they react in conflict situations, which can help each family member make small but significant changes in the future. By understanding different family roles you're no longer a prisoner to them." He says the best predictor of success is self-control. "We are helping families improve their selfcontrol."
The five professionals donate their time and energy to put together a session that would otherwise cost $1200. "We are doing it because we know how successful it can be and we know that others can't offer it," Les says. "I think something like this would have been such a good help to my own solo father." He says one session can make a big difference and is not a huge commitment for a family. The team was based at Victory
but are now looking for a permanent home and hoping someone might want to donate a comfortable, warm space. They have seen 10 families in Victory and want to be able to offer their service to about 15 families a year. Les says they hope local GPs might think of them when they are approached by clients in relationship distress. For more information, you can email lg.watt@orcon.net or call 0221098756.
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Diane Hall says that she couldn’t save her husband, but she hopes sharing her story about his mental illness and suicide might help others. “If our story can help even one person, then it’s worth telling,” she says. Jake and Diane had been together since they were 16-year-olds and had three children. Jake, 43, was a builder, “your typical Kiwi,” says Diane. “It was hard to recognise that it was depression – he had dark times, but it wasn’t persistent.” Once the family realised that Jake had a problem they tried to get him help, but Diane says they were let down by an underfunded mental health system. “They fobbed off our concerns,” she says. “People don’t have the tools to cope and education is needed to help people identify depression.” While Diane doesn’t claim to be an expert on mental illness, she says she understands more than she ever did because she has now gone through
similar. As well as inadequate support for people with mental health issues or who are suicidal, Diane says she wants to make the road easier for others who are left behind. Diane got help from Dunedin-based Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust and was also fortunate to have “a good group of friends that stuck like glue”. However, it shocked her how little help there was for people after suicide. “Jake lasted two days in ICU, but after he died we walked out the door and had nothing and no one to guide us through the aftermath. “The grief can be very isolating. It’s a very different grief with so many layers of anger, grief and judgement.” Diane says that there is such a lack of understanding around mental health and suicide. She says it was hard having people judge Jake and say that he was selfish. “They’re not selfish people, they’re people in a lot of pain who need help. Jake didn’t have a selfish bone in his body.” She says there is still a real taboo about speaking out about suicide,
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Shop Nelson promotion boosts business get them into the draw to win.” Run by the Nelson Weekly, along with Uniquely Nelson, Shop Nelson and Win will see one lucky shopper take home $5000 cash. Fifty businesses are taking part in the promotion which will finish at the end of this month. All you need to do to be in the draw is shop at one of the participating businesses, fill in a quick entry form and that’s it. A list of participating businesses is on page 19 of this paper, or you can look out for the Shop Nelson and Win posters in the windows of the businesses taking part.
Glen Ogle of The Crank House Nelson is thrilled with the response to the Shop Nelson and Win promotion. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
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Shop Nelson and Win is putting a smile on the faces of local businesses and shoppers as the draw for $5000 cash gets nearer. “We thought it was a great chance to bring more people into the central city, to spend more money and it’s also giving back to the people who support us,” says Glen Ogle, owner of The Crank House on Hardy St. “The response has been huge, it’s definitely boosting the amount of walkin traffic that we’re getting and there’s a lot more people coming in to spend. Even that small three or four-dollar item can
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Your Voice Rough sleepers defiant in wake of bylaw change Police state. The streets belong to the people and these homeless people are also the people. Why some Nelson residents think they are so special is beyond me. All cities have homeless and in plain view is better than out of sight, out of mind. The council and these uppity residents should be ashamed of themselves. Missy Luna.
Has anyone thought how Farmers feels. You try running a store with protesters out front. It’s beyond a joke now, he needs to move on. David Chamberlain.
You cannot ban homelessness in the city with an out of sight, out of mind mentality. This might excite all business owners of the city centre but realistically this is absurd, homeless are at risk and vulnerable, needing resources. How's it going to be when they are forced into people's suburbs and people start complaining of doorway dwellers and back yard squatters. Ridiculous bylaw. I'll spend a night in town over it. Kyavarnie Kyky Bianca Longley.
Mosaic couch a view in itself A wonderful job, truly amazing. Julie Scully.
He's not homeless, though. He is protesting. Jade Gibbins. About time the street front was cleared. He's been there long enough. Margaret Bartlett.
Who is going to physically move him? The army? Sandy Brown. Hone for mayor. Craig Tough.
Very cool, Barb. You have all done a wonderful job. Looking forward to seeing it. Kay Williams. Ellie, I've enjoyed your progress over the last month, thank you so much for sharing your talent with us all, awesome! How about the Tahunanui playground toilet block next!! I'll help. Jacinda Stevenson. I have been watching these great ladies as I pass. What good sorts !!' Good to have Days Track up and running again. Robyn Deane.
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A very awesome couch and absolutely great to have Days Track reinstated - been waiting a long time. Mike and Odette Pither.
more thought as to where some of these homes are built in the future! Take a drive up Murphy street and see all the damp homes! Gwyneth McGuinness.
Housing for elderly ‘not good enough’ I recommend a dehumidifier used in the living areas at night and in the bedroom during the day. I had this problem until I started using one. It collects several litres of water per day. I wouldn't wait until the council does something! Michelle Hansen.
Southern Link approved Don't worry, National won't be re-elected. CJ Power.
Another issue is residents having enough money to pay the power bills for adequate heating. If you can't afford to heat your home, or buy and use a dehumidifier - there is still a problem. Old people and others on fixed incomes have been making do for years with hotties, blankies, and staying in bed for extended periods - but it is still going to affect your health. How many people don't turn on the heater/ heat pump for more than a short time because they are terrified of the bill? Diana Margaret Watt.
Just yet another good reason to not vote for National. Gina Sharland. I'll bet all those people who are approving the southern link don't live near or in Victory. Timothy Gladstone. Fantastic. About time this got the go ahead. Glenn Kelling. Election year dribble, just hollow words. Colin Roach. McGazzaland coming to Wakefield How freaking cool, what a great way to remember and honour an awesome man, ka pai all! Emma Marie. Good on ya, guys !! That's what Wakefield is about. Taila Ladley.
Awesome. This story takes me back to where I grew up in Brightwater. We were always out and about finding new and exciting things to do. Well done to everyone involved. Shaz Patti. Proud of you, Wakefield! Nice work. Cheryl Nixey. Wow, I never realized he flipped the Grand Canyon! When did this happen? Matthew Souness. Miranda Hart out of retirement, into title contention Great article, go Miranda, you have had an awesome season. Cheryl Brooks. You're a legend, Miranda! All the best for the final this Saturday! Rachel Edwards. Still going strong, Miranda, amazing. Candice Warman. That's awesome, Miranda. Danell Topia. Fresh faces for fire service So proud of you, Karen, all your hard work has paid off. Well done to all four recruits. Yvonne Blakemore.
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Advice from finding a car to making jam Jessie Johnston Reporter
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In an age where Google can tell you anything, anywhere, it may be surprising to know that the dedicated volunteers at Nelson Tasman Citizens Advice Bureau are still kept very busy answering questions and handing out helpful information. The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) has its roots in war-time England, established to help people cope with the dislocation, trauma and complexity that war brings. Initially, CAB’s were places people could go to for help in tracing missing relatives in bombed areas or learning about all the new war-time rules and regulations that were put in place at the time, which the general public were expected to know and observe. When the war ended, the need for the CAB did not diminish, becoming an essential community service where people could learn about their rights and obligations. Since then the CAB has
been replicated in other parts of the world, coming to New Zealand in October 1970. The Nelson Tasman CAB was established just over 30 years ago and currently has 46 volunteers who, in the year 2016/2017, responded to 3421 enquiries. “When people started using the internet, there was a lot of talk then about how Citizen’s Advice won’t be needed anymore, people can Google it themselves,” says Nelson Tasman CAB manager Hilary Clifton. “Often now, they’ll ring us having done an initial search, but it’s all a bit random out there so our volunteers are trained in finding the best answer.” Nelson Tasman volunteers have had all manner of enquiries come in via phone, email and visits to the bureau, from simple requests such as the nearest or cheapest hair salon, through to the process of adoption. The most common topic last year was conditions of work, followed by consumer law, then relationships, rental housing and citizenship and immigration.
Nelson Tasman Citizens Advice Bureau’s volunteers, from left, Jai, manager Hilary Clifton, Jean and Max. Photo: Jessie Johnston. “No question is ever a waste of time and do you know how long we spend on a case?” asks volunteer Max. “As long as it takes.” Max remembers one of his cases where someone’s car had been crushed, after they’d left it in another’s care. It had been moved from its original parking space, stolen and torched, before police or council had taken it away to be crushed. Being a classic car, the man had been more than frustrated, “so we tracked down where it had gone,
who had crushed it and where the number plate was,” says Max. “We found the answer, even though it wasn’t a happy ending.” Jill Kearns has been with Nelson Tasman CAB since 1986, joining after she saw an advertisement asking for volunteers when the local bureau was still in its infancy. “I just like to see how we can help people. We can’t solve their issue, but we can give them several options,” says Jill. “They’ll come in or phone up and they’ve got this huge problem,
then by the time we’ve talked to them and given them options, the relief is quite amazing to see.” Jill says, as volunteers, they also learn something new every time they go on duty. “Somebody once phoned in to ask how to make raspberry jam. She was an immigrant and where she came from they didn’t have berries and she’d never heard of making jam. But not all enquiries are as simple as that.” Volunteers can only give information based on what they hear, although they all agree that in many cases the information they give out would probably change drastically if they could they hear the other side of the story. Once an enquiry has been dealt with, it’s then written up, excluding any identifiers, and filed so that the other volunteers can read it and better inform themselves. No matter what question you may have on your mind, the volunteers at Nelson Tasman CAB are always here to help, so for free assistance or to become a volunteer, give the office a call on 548 2117.
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All Black, All Bold, All Beautiful “Wow, just wow”, are the reactions Ben Homan’s friends and family have had upon seeing his newly, made-over landscape – complete with the prototype for Black Forrest®. Working for innovative landscaping supply manufacturers, Wholesale Landscapes, Ben was involved in the development of the newly launched, environmentally friendly coloured mulch. Specifically, Ben laid the jet-black ground covering around his home and garden. “We had friends over for lunch, and they were blown away with the contrast. It makes the colour in the garden pop, and it’s like night and day next to the decking and house. It just looks so clean and modern.” Ben’s friends had to wait however, as Black Forrest® was still in development. Sourcing water-based, and toxin-free colouring that is computer monitored for colour intensity, which is also independently lab tested as safe for plants, pets and people – Black Forrest® was about a year in the making. And it proves the adage that good things take time. Black Forrest has the sophisticated visual appeal of a modern ground covering
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POOL OWNERS CHECKLIST If you have a swimming pool on your property, you can expect an audit visit approximately every three years. In between audits, it is a good idea to do your own regular checks to ensure your pool is safe and secure and complies with regulations.
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Fundraising week supports hospital chaplaincy Jessie Johnston Last year the Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy service visited 10,000 people, offering support, comfort and encouragement to them, whether they were patients, family members or hospital staff. The Whare Tapa Wha is a Maori philosophy towards health, based on four pillars, one of which is spiritual health. “Spiritual care, in whatever form it is, is a recognised human right of all patients in the hospital, so we help supply that,” says Reverend Yvonne McLean. “Chaplaincy is for all people, for all faiths and no faith. Although those of us applying it are Christian, we’re here for everybody, patients, their family members and staff.” There are 18 volunteers in the chaplaincy team, and with 10,000 visits made last year, it is an impor-
tant service for many who come into Nelson Hospital. Hospital Chaplaincy is funded approximately 50 per cent by the government with the other half met through fundraisers, which is why Chaplaincy Week is held once a year at Nelson Hospital. “During that week, we run a stall on level 2, between 10am and 3pm,” says Yvonne. “There are raffles, people bring in baking, the churches help support us and the staff support us so we have quite a lot of stuff to sell. It’s one way the community can support us.” The Chaplaincy fundraising stall will be set up from September 18 to 22. People can help by donating items to be sold, visiting the stall and purchasing something, or visiting the Hospital Chaplaincy website at www.ichc.org.nz and donating.
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Silvia Yorke knows first-hand the pain, anguish and guilt that methamphetamine addiction can bring to a family. “As a mother it’s so hard. When the police come to your door you don’t know what they’re going to tell you – are they arrested, are they dead.” But as a parent she says you are also judged. “People don’t treat me as me anymore, they judge me based on my children.” So, the Richmond mother of six is hoping to find a community solution to a community problem. Silvia is hosting an information evening next Monday to foster awareness, reflection and action on the drug and alcohol problem in our region. She says, as a result of underfunding and long waiting-lists, addicts can wait for weeks or even months before getting treatment. Silvia says people need someone to walk with them along the journey of recovery. “When you’re getting clean, you need to leave the old life behind, but this can be a problem too.” Silvia says that without any support network, with no friends, and often nowhere to live, it can be too easy to slip back into drug use. She says there’s also no real support for the families of addicts.
“For every addict there are 15 to 20 people affected – parents, children, siblings, friends, but there’s no help for the family.” Silvia says there is an estimated 1000 addicts in the Nelson region, which means at least 15,000 people in the region are impacted by the effect of drugs and alcohol on a loved-one’s life. Latest figures from the New Zealand Drug Foundation reveal that 44 per cent of adult New Zealanders have tried illicit drugs and 93 per cent will try alcohol. While most won’t go on to become addicts, 45,000 New Zealanders are treated for alcohol and
drug use every year. “I’ve seen people lose everything, more than once – their jobs, house, car, family, children,” says Silvia. “I’ve seen them running for their lives because they’re in debt and wishing to be in prison because it’s safer there.” But she says arrest is not a solution. They’re doing things because they need the money to feed their addictions. Eight years ago Silvia says God gave her a vision, and says she’s been working towards achieving it ever since. The pews are full on a Sunday so Silvia says she’d like to
see the seats full on Monday too. The evening is open to anyone concerned about the impact of drugs and alcohol on our community. Silvia says, to find a solution we need to be on the same page and understand the issues. The information evening, to be held in the Nelson Girls College auditorium on Monday, September 11, starts at 7pm. There will be first-hand stories from ex-addicts as well as children of addicts, along with information on the extent of the problem. “This is about making our community stronger and healthier,” says Silvia.
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But in 2011 Merchant Navy Day was created and it has been an opportunity for people who have worked in the Merchant Navy to remember those who went before them and, in many cases, gave their lives. Although Merchant Navy Day is September 3, the local association commemorates it on the closest Saturday with a service at Anzac Gardens in Nelson. Speaker Commander Peter Cousins told the crowd that per capita, the Merchant Navy
suffered more losses than any other force in World War 2. RSA president and former Merchant Navy sailor, Dave Lawes, says it was a good day to remember those men and women who did their part for the Allied effort. "It was a beautiful day for it and a good turn out from the Navy, sea scouts and sailors from the ship Buffalo, which is in port at the moment. "We owe those guys a hell of a lot so it's good to be able to remember them."
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When the All Blacks run onto Trafalgar Park next year it will be in front of a largely temporary stadium, but sporting leaders hope that will change sooner rather than later. The pitch at Trafalgar Park was upgraded for the 2011 Rugby World Cup, along with other key infrastructure like entry and ticketing booths and lights. But while one side of Trafalgar Park is a modern stand, the other is made up of temporary seating with the old main grandstand still standing behind it. When the All Blacks arrive in town for next year’s Rugby Championship, temporary stands will be added at either end in an effort to recreate a similar atmosphere to an English football ground. In an interview with Nelson Weekly last week, Tasman Rugby Union CEO Tony Lewis said Nelson needed to “make up its mind”
Nelson's Trafalgar Park could be in line for an upgrade if Tasman Rugby Union CEO Tony Lewis and Nelson City councillor Tim Skinner get their way. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport. about how Trafalgar Park should look to attract other big events in the future. He suggested that a 10,000 seat stadium with a roof shouldn’t be discounted. “I think, as a region, we need to work out what we want. I think what the town needs for events, whether it MotoX events, opera, Rolling Stones, Ed Sheeran, is a 10,000 seat stadium that is practical, not over the top and that doesn’t cost a lot of money.
I think this town also needs some infrastructure. I think then events will want to come here. Wouldn’t it be great to have a 10,000 seat stadium in Nelson with a roof over the top? We could bring any event here. For an All Blacks test we just add another 5000 at either end. How good would that be? I think as a city we need to stop whinging about having to go to Auckland for events, get our own stuff together and let's start thinking big.”
Chair of the Sport and Recreation Committee at Nelson City Council, Cr Tim Skinner, says he agrees with Tony and wants to talk about how to improve Trafalgar Park. “I view it [Trafalgar Park] as our premier sporting spot and with the Sport and Rec committee being new we’re just at the point of doing the long term plan and what would best serve Nelson.” He says he’s open to ideas and said of Tony's roof idea, “lets throw it in the mix” but was adamant that
something needed to be done to improve the park. “I’d definitely like to see something happen. There are some things I like to go real big on and some things use a bit-by-bit approach. But I think the leverage we can get, and with the location that Trafalgar Park has, it would be worth the investment. “Community sport is now well catered for because the council has done a lot of work over recent years but Trafalgar Park is quite a different niche and it needs some work.” He says he’d like to see the pitch moved a few metres closer to the existing west stand and then a new stand built as close as possible to the pitch, but was keen to hear from sporting codes and residents before setting any wheels in motion. How would you like to see Trafalgar Park develop? Email us at editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz or search Nelson Weekly on Facebook.
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FC Nelson has slid into poll position to lift this year’s Nelson Bays Football first division title without even tying up their boot laces. FC Nelson picked up three points on Saturday for the bye game, moving it one point clear of Richmond Athletic which lost to Nelson College last Wednesday night. With one round remaining, FC Nelson will win the league if they beat fifth-placed Wakefield at Guppy Park this Saturday. Richmond will travel to Tahuna FC at the same time, but after leading the league throughout the entire season will now need a favour from its Waimea Plains neighbours to win the competition. FC Nelson coach Paul Brydon says his team has “slid through the back door”, making up eight points on Richmond after the departure of three English
FC Nelson players celebrate scoring against Nelson Suburbs last month. Photo: Andrew Board. imports, including National League golden boot Ben Harris. “On paper we had a good side, so I always thought once those guys from Richmond left we’d have a chance. We needed to beat them and we did and then some other teams like Tahuna and Nelson College did us a favour.” If Richmond co-coach Steve Clark can point to a single moment of the season that has cost his team its spot at the top of the table with a game remaining, it is surely when it dropped
two points to Tahuna FC in the final minutes of the game. Up 3-1, Richmond conceded two late goals to draw 3-3. “If you were going to review the season, that’s the only time the lads have let themselves down. Apart from that we have no criticism of the lads whatsoever.” He says the team is still positive despite the drop in form. “We’ve kept things positive. We’ve had a good season and we have to admit that things have gone against us and the pendulum
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has definitely swung back in their favour. If they go on, good luck to them, they would have thoroughly deserved it.” Not that he was dismissing a “niggly” Wakefield side pulling off an upset. “We have a real good relationship with the guys at Wakefield so we’re hoping they can do something for us.” Paul concedes the season is far from over with Wakefield recently knocking FC Nelson out of the Price Charity Cup. “We know what [Wakefield] are like, they’re a hard, bustling side. They’ll have a go at us and they’d love to beat us. But we have 90 minutes to do the job.” He says his team has plenty of experience and that should help them prepare for the final game of the league. “We still have to keep our feet on the ground. Treat it like a cup final, we still have to win it. I’ve seen these situations like this before when teams have slipped.” FC Nelson play Wakefield this Saturday at Guppy Park, kick off at 3pm.
SporTS RUGBY: Tasman Griffins capped off a perfect season, beating Otago 24-22 and in the process winning the South Island Invitational rugby title. Tasman had previously beaten Tasman Red Devils, Canterbury Country and the Canterbury Metro. RUNNING: A record 215 people will compete in this Saturday’s Dun Run, almost doubling last year’s numbers. While the bulk of the field are Nelson based, 60 from outside the region will get their taste of Nelson’s historic “backwoods” and foot it along the nation’s first railway line. This year is the 23rd year the event has been run. RUGBY: Tasman women's rugby team made a strong debut in the Farah Palmer Cup, losing 25-17 to Waikato in Blenheim on Saturday. DUATHLON: The first round of the Nelson Triathlon and Multisport Club’s Spring Mountainbike Duathlon series is being held at Rabbit Island his Sunday, starting in Conifer Park at 10am. There will be a short and long course option with the longer race featuring a two-lap run of 4km followed by a two-lap 17km bike and one-lap 2km run. The short race will be held over 2km, 8.5km and 2km and will also have a walking option.
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Drummond's decision vindicated with title Andrew Board Editor
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Losing, for Jess Drummond, would have been unbearable. Not only would there have been the pain of losing a premier club netball final, but that she also missed out on the Tasman women's debut game in the Farah Palmer Cup. "So it's a good thing we won," she grinned as Jacks OPD claimed its first premier club netball championship in four years. Jess, a member of the New Zealand womens 7s team would have been a sure starter for the Makos as it played its inaugural match in the Farah Palmer Cup campaign, which kicked off in Blenheim just hours before the netball final. Jess says it was a tough decision as she would have loved to have played for Tasman, but it was a final and she had committed to Jacks first. As it turned out, Jess played another superb game at centre as Jacks ran away with the title over the defending champion Prices Pharmacy A. After falling behind in the first quarter, Jacks managed to stay with Prices throughout the first half, to be down 25-22 at half time. But it was in the third quarter that Jacks started to turn up the heat, firing into the lead within minutes of the quarter commencing. Prices held their nerve and stayed with the resurgent Jacks, which
held a slender one point lead heading into the final quarter. But that's when Jacks struck. Jacks goal keep Jordan Webby grabbed several key intercepts, while at the other end goal shoot Ari Waitai was in typically superb form, helping to grow the Jacks lead by an extra 12 points in that final quarter. In the end Jacks blew Prices away to win 55-42. Jacks coach Robyn Leonard says she was delighted with the performance of her side. "It was really good, really good. I'm very pleased. We always knew that it would be quite tight and it was for most of it. But in the final quarter the girls did what they needed to do." She says that included playing smart netball. "We used our brains, when we needed to get it go we did, we had back up on the lines, the girls were winning ball, it was great because it was a very classy Prices side we played." Prices coach Mandy Whiting says her side just couldn't stop Jacks in that final quarter. "They played really well, they just got on a run, they had all the momentum and we just couldn't stop them. That's life, there has to be a winner and a loser and today we were the losers. But I'm very proud of the girls, they did their best and at the end of it all we were fighting for the title, it's where you want to be at this part of the season."
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The gates of Tahunanui's tennis courts will be thrown open this Saturday, giving anyone a chance to come down and give the sport a go. The annual open day at the Tahunanui Tennis Club is always popular, with a morning session for younger players and an afternoon session for adults. Club president Craig Welsh says the day is the perfect opportunity for those thinking of giving the sport a go, or getting back into it. "We hold the open day to encourage new players along and to kick off the season for the current members."
The club has 89 senior members and 47 juniors. Craig says they are always keen for more. "It's a very friendly club and we've had another seven join in the last month, which is great." The open day begins between 11am12.30pm for junior members with coach Suzanne Spencer on hand to show them a thing or two. From 1-4pm the seniors take over and Craig says they make sure players get a good match up, no matter the ability. For those who can't make it on the day but are keen to learn more Ashley Welsh, a junior member of the Tahuabout the club, visit nanui Tennis Club in action at the club over tahunanuitennis.co.nz the weekend. Photo: Andrew Board.
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a service celebrating st. francis & a blessing of pets and their owners. Sun 1st October 10am Christ Church Cathedral. free Migrant connect inforMation session for newcomers and migrants – other journeys to Nelson including iwi. Wednesday 6th September, 9.30am, Nelson Museum coordinator.nelsontasman@cab.org.nz 03 5482117. new to nelson? Join Citizens Advice and Nelson Newcomers for coffee at Morri Cafe, 244 Hardy Street from 10am third Monday each month. Call Jane 546 7681 or Hilary 548 2117. Next meeting 18th Sep. reD cross refugee support. Would you like to make a difference to a family’s life? Support former refugees to settle in Nelson and learn about their culture. Next training starts 16th September. patrick.steer@redcross.org.nz or 548-4978. pétanque. Get out and enjoy yourself. Keep active. Meet your friends and new friends at the pétanque court. Ph. Roger or Shirley 5466562. Me/cfs/fM support nelson bays. Find support with others who understand. Come and join our small informal group, first Wednesday of month, Sinful Cafe, rear
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tact email margaret.ralph.c@ xtra.co.nz or Audrey Kitto ph 5446243 or Margaret Ching ph 5476571. waiMea Music club meets Sunday 10th September at Whakatu Hall Florence St Richmond at 1:15pm Contact Jim Carrick ph 544 9446. Death cafe facilitateD Discussion; topics determined by attendees. NB this is not a bereavement support group. See: http://deathcafe. com. Last Saturday monthly, Activities Room, Elma Turnbull Library, 1.30 - 3.00pm $4 koha requested. Death Matters friDay filM evening before Death Cafe, 7pm. $4 koha. Contact: Kristine: kristinerose@xtra. co.nz or Barbara: 027 939 0024 english conversation group for ESL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wednesdays 4.30-6.00pm in Trinity Church, back right-hand door, 64 Nile Street. Informal conversation, drinks. Ph Rachael 02102686970. nelson railway at Founders Park. On Saturday & Sunday, 9th & 10th September, the Railcar will operate between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting. Adults $5 Children $3. See you there. nelson historical society "Show and Tell" Night. 6 Presenters – 6 Topics. Details on our Facebook page. 7.30pm
5415. new here? Have a cuppa, meet new friends, ask questions. All welcome. 10am, first and third Thursday each month at Alchemy Cafe, Bateup Road. Mike & Milli 544 7906. Do you have any gooD trash others Might treasure? Nelson Multiple Sclerosis Society is having a Treasure Hunt - second hand fund-raiser on Saturday 14thOctober. Support us by donating your unwanted items. Ph 544 6386 or email nelsonmss-am@outlook.co.nz and we can arrange to pick them up. charity auction night & guest speaker. Be inspired by Doug Avery agricultural innovator & mental health champion + Auction to raise funds for school & sports shoes for local kids! Thurs. 28 Sept, 6.30pm, Waimea Old Boys Clubrooms 20 Gladstone Rd, Richmd. Tickets $20, email gumbootsandschoolshoes@gmail.com tiny tots. Stories, songs and free fun for under 3’s and their carers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am during term time. Children’s Area, Richmond Library. Contact Lucy 5438500. nelson lioness club project; now available Raikai Lions Lilies. Bag of 4 Oriental Liliy Bulbs $10, Bag of 20 Freesias bulbs $5con-
Monday 11 Sept, Masonic Hall Nile Street. $2. All welcome. Heather 03 5450832. nelson creative fibre welcome you to our fibrecraft meetings every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month at Jaycee Room, Founders, 9.30am. Knit, crochet, weave, spin, dye, laugh and natter, learn new fibre skills and share yours. worKshop on 12 September on Knitted Knockers. Contact Ann 5481775. fresh focus Jessie Bray Sharpin will speak about “Nelson and Women’s History” at the Elim Christian Centre 625 Main Road Stoke on Monday 11 Sept at 10-11am. Everyone welcome. Entry $2. Info 5391108. sing hu, A love song to God, to help you experience divine love and inner peace. Wednesday 5.30 to 6.00 at 44c Bronte st, ph Lyndy 5481450 or 0211567914. All welcome. astronoMy Robert Rea will speak about “The Solar Eclipse” with photos on Thursday 7 Sept at 7:30 pm in the Cawthron Institute Milton Room. Everyone welcome. Gold coin entry. Info 5391108. nelson traMping club invites you: Sept.10, Days Track, easy, ph David 548 6826; Sept. 10, Wooded Peak, fit, ph Barry 546 6153. Details www.http:// nelsontrampingclub.org.nz
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Macracarpa Flitches up to 4 metres long x up by up to 700 wide. Various thicknesses or milled to order from 25 year old trees. From $40 to $120 each. 021796027.
13 NEW ST, NELSON | P. 546 8890
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Opposite back entrance to Warehouse Stationery
PH 548 5900
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Any records and CDs wanted. Any amount. Excellent prices paid. Coming to Christchurch? NZ’s biggest range over 100,000 items. Pennylane 430 Colombo Street ph 366 3278 or 021 222 6144 www.pennylane. co.nz 7 days.
3 bedroom house in Appleby, close to school. Suit family or working couple. Available 16th September, $340pw. Phone/TXT 021 751 412.
SATURDAY 23rd SEPTEMBER at 11am
Locally Owned and Operated
FIREARMS/ AMMUNITION Garage items, tools & estates. Also buying vintage & antique items Ph Tim Gladstone 5485235 / 0800 653935
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Mobility Scooter, not even FOR SALE 2 years old, Enjoycare 1 x Acoustic Guitar Bag Outback, shopping bags $15. 4 x Ukuleles in good, on back, $2000, phone quality bags $25 each. 5450275. 1 x Ukulele in box $15. FOR SALE 2 x Harmonica Shoulder Holders $5 each. 2 x 2007 Suzuki SX4. 5 door Music Stands $3 each. 1 Hatch. NZ New Only x Instrument Stand $10. 52,000km. 2 Owners. Phone: 03-5484131 $10900. Ph 0275477562.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Gumboots & School Shoes A ChArity AuCtion niGht
Taoist Tai Chi - Nelson
International Day of the Older Person Come along and bring a friend to a free 1 hour session
You are invited to Have a Go! 3 x 1 hour sessions to learn Taoist Tai Chi on either Tuesday, 12, 19 or 26 September 11.15am - 12.15pm 55 Muritai Street, Tahunanui Phone 03 545 8375 (please leave a message)
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‘Get in Behind’ our Walk with Us Charity Auction to raise funds to put school and sports shoes on our young people. Help ‘Walk with Us’ help our local kids!
We’ll get you moving
PLUS, BE INSPIRED by Doug Avery (MNZM), author of ‘The Resilient Farmer,’ agricultural innovator, and mental health champion.
Vans, Cars and Station Wagons available for hire
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• 8 - 12 Seater Vans • Luggage Trailers • Discounts for Long-Term Hire • Delivery to Airport or Accommodation
6.30pm at
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Spring Flower Sunday Service at 9.45am
Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:
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Enquiries - Ph 547 7773 www.whakatupres.co.nz
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For weekly Wednesday Services phone office
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Richmond/Stoke Methodist Parish
Sunday Services
9.30am 4 Wensley Rd, Richmond
One church, Many expressiOns
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Welcomes B ible believing Christians and those seeking truth ... No law but love No book but the Bible No creed but Christ No denominational ideas No opinions of others Sunday 10am & 5pm - Thursday 7.30pm
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Carole Horrell B H Sc (Podiatry)
Clinics in Stoke, Wakefield, Motueka & Takaka. Home visits also available Ph 021 0247 4037 or 03 927 5120 carole@mobilefeet.co.nz
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or 027 454 3813
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Ph: 538 0824 Stoke
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Work Place First Aid Courses
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Keith Mitchell 027 484 5709
Private Courses Available
September: 5, 6, 14, 16, 20, 21, 22 October:
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