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Alcohol-fuelled violence ‘unacceptable’ Sara Hollyman Frontline workers say alcohol continues to be a key driver of violence in Nelson and stress that our attitude towards booze needs to change. For the next few weeks Nelson Weekly is looking at the relationship between alcohol and violence through the eyes of those who deal with it every day as part of their jobs – our hospitals, police and the court system. This week we speak to the Nelson Hospital’s Alex Munro, who has been clinical director of the Emergency Department for the past five years. The ED now sees around 300 patients a year who are accompanied by police – a number that has seen a six per cent rise over the past 12 months. He describes a typical Friday night as busy, noisy, congested, frustrating, high turnover, high risk, stressful, smelly, and again frustrating. Outbursts of alcohol-fuelled violence can range from verbal threats and abuse through to

Nelson Hospital’s clinical director of the Emergency Department, Alex Munro, says the behaviour of people under the influence can be unnerving for staff . Photo: Sara Hollyman.

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physical acts of violence on staff, again something that has seen an increase over the past few years. “We have perfect conditions for that, especially in a crowded ED,” he says. “You can imagine we see people at their worst, they’re experiencing sometimes the worst things of their lives and some of them have limited ability to cope so often express it in terms of physical and verbal threats, to the point some of our nurses have been struck.” Andrew says sometimes people just need to “take a look at themselves”. He says Nelson’s attitude towards alcohol needs to change. “Yes, this is a public space but it’s not a place where you should feel comfortable talking to us or at us like some people do, racial slurs and abuse, verbal violence. It’s quite unpleasant, some of it’s horrible, some of the language that comes out is incredible.” Each year around 1000 patients

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present to ED with injuries or illnesses in which alcohol has been a contributing factor. This number has also been steadily increasing. Andrew says police are also spending a lot of time in ED with agitated patients and often acting as a first defence against outbursts of violence against staff. “We do feel sad that they’re not able to do their core duty in the rest of the community but it’s great to have them here. The nurses feel so much safer when they are around.” Andrew says there’s a pattern of behaviour where patients are preloading with alcohol before heading into town. “And in the wee hours of the morning

something happens or they collapse and they’re brought here by a good Samaritan, a police officer, or they come here by ambulance having been a victim of violence.” Andrew worries that this all becomes normal and acceptable but says even worse is that ‘oh, I was drunk’ has become an excuse for violent behaviour. “A lot of it is around a cultural shift and ultimately, when is it going to be unacceptable to behave like this?” He says dealing with the aftermath has a demoralising effect on hospital staff. “These are professionals that are used to dealing with this all the time but it has an emotional toll, burnout toll, and an empathy toll. Your bucket’s only so full of empathy, if you don’t do anything to restore that then you’re at risk of just accepting the issue and becoming part of the problem yourself.”

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WE SAY: The dangerous relationship between alcohol and violence could not be starker on Bridge St after dark. It’s when intoxication meets bravado and the results can be especially dangerous. Friday and Saturday nights have long been the hospital’s and police’s busiest nights with excessive drinking continuing to be a major driver of crime and violence. Bridge St after dark is a pretty good canary future issues down the line. If you speak to medical specialists, they will say that a pattern of injury known as a ‘boxer’s fracture’ in the hand, caused by fighting, is a pretty good indication that the patient will be back with more severe injuries. In this way, a combination of poor impulse control mixed with alcohol can prove deadly. So, it’s important to shine a light on this issue, no matter how ugly. As the hospital’s Alex Munro laments – we don’t want this to be business as usual. We want to strive to be better. So, over the next few weeks we will explore this problem and raise some potential solutions. We also want to hear from you and your own experience with violence and alcohol, especially if you have been a victim. Email editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz with your story.

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If you are feeling guilty about not returning your library book you are not alone - Nelson libraries have had 37,000 overdue items in the last year with members racking up $65,000 in fines. Nelson’s biggest library fines and most borrowed titles have also been revealed to the Nelson Weekly, as some changes come in to make book borrowing even easier. According to recent Nelson City Council data, the most popular items at our libraries in 2018/19 were Lee Child novels. The British author’s The

Midnight Line was borrowed 173 times, followed closely by other Jack Reacher series thrillers Night School, Past Tense and Make Me. But some library loans didn’t come back on time, or at all. There have been 37,018 overdue items in 2018/19 with members racking up $65,193 in fines. The highest total fine for one member for this period was $152.63. A hefty 4972 items were assumed ‘lost’ with one unlucky library member having to fork out $80.50 for a missing book. With a current membership of 39,874, council’s group manager community services Roger Ball says Nelson has one of the

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More Nelson parents are choosing not to immunise their children, concerning the local health board which says the trend increases the risk of a disease outbreak. NMDHB monthly results ending April show that 15.3 per cent of parents in Nelson Marlborough either declined or opted out of the immunisations due at 8 months and 13.5 per cent for those due at 24 months. “The numbers of parents who decline children’s vaccinations has increased in Nelson,” says associate director of nursing with the Nelson Marlborough Public Health Service, Jill Clendon. “Too many parents choose to delay immunisation or not to have their children immunised at all.” She says, if rates are not high enough then outbreak of disease will happen, as we are seeing in New Zealand with measles and whooping cough. Infant immunisations are offered

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Jill says those declining immunisations come from two main groups - those who follow the anti-vaccination lobby and those who delay immunisation due low levels of health literacy. She says children of parents in

latter group will usually catch up with their vaccinations by the time they are five. Jill says while the majority are immunised on time, they are working hard to offer as much information as possible to encourage those who are not. “Encouraging families to read and understand information from reliable, scientific sources is the most effective way we can try and debunk the myths around immunisation.” Under law, vaccine-preventable disease such as mumps, measles or whooping cough are notified to a Medical Officer of Health, who may write to a child’s childcare centre or school, or an adult’s workplace, to advise about the risk of disease outbreak and encourage immunisation. “Healthcare professionals work hard to support whanau to immunise on time, and to have conversations with parents about why immunisation is more than just a personal choice - it’s a community responsibility,” Jill says.

NMIT maritime award honours late skipper The legacy of a well-loved and respected fisherman lives on in an award for NMIT maritime students who exemplify the qualities of a good ship’s mate. The “Squax” Squires Memorial award is named after the late Peter Richard “Squax” Squires, a skipper from Te Anau who lost his life on the notorious Greymouth Bar in 2000. Crewman Roy Connor, 26, of Nelson, also drowned when their fishing boat Koromiko was rolled over by a wave and swamped while attempting to cross the bar. The Koromiko was washed ashore and Squires’ family donated it to the NMIT New Zealand School of Fisheries, now called the International Maritime Institute of New Zealand. However after experts assessed the boat as being beyond repair, it was sold and the proceeds were put into a scholarship fund. It was decided that the interest from the fund would be used to establish the annual “Squax” Squires Memorial Award, to be given to the most deserving student on the Mate Fishing Vessel Unlimited course. At the end of each course a session is set aside where the students and their tutor discuss the qualities of a good ship’s mate and who among them exemplifies those qualities. “The award recognises the individual’s hard work while on the course and the respect of his

colleagues,” says course tutor Phil Pinniger. “The students vote for the winner and the result is usually unanimous.” A mounted barometer and ship’s clock is purchased and suitably engraved, a lasting award for a hard-working student in a challenging course of study. This year the winner, and 17th mate to receive the award is 28 year old Petar Buovac from Talley’s Fisheries. Peter sails as a second mate on the purse seine Captain M J Souza. Students on the Mate Fishing Vessel Unlimited course have been through the fishing industry from the bottom up, starting as deckhands and typically working for at least 10 years before coming to NMIT. On completion of the 23-week intensive course, graduates emerge as Mates, valued members of the fishing fleet and holders of a highly sought after industry qualification. After 12 months at sea, graduates can apply to complete the Skipper Fishing Vessel Unlimited qualification and take their career to the next level. This qualification allows the holder to captain any fishing vessel of any size, anywhere in the world. For more information about Maritime careers, visit nmit.ac.nz/maritime Business Update. Adv.

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Former Nelson College head boy Eddie Mann has hit the big screen after landing a role as a band member in the blockbuster Elton John biopic Rocketman. Sara Hollyman caught up with the London-based performer as he heads out on tour. So, what have you been up to since you left New Zealand? I made the move to the UK in 2011 to give acting a proper shot. Since then I’ve toured plays, musicals and Shakespeare, around Europe. I’ve played in several bands, appeared in numerous short films and a few commercials. Rocketman is my first feature. How did your path lead you to where you are now? It all goes back to when I was at Nelson Intermediate and the great Jim Wiseman took me in and introduced me to Richard Carruthers and Nelson Youth Theatre Company. They took that spark in me, kindled it, gave it fuel and let it grow into what is now an unstoppable blaze. Then, of course, meeting Hugh Neil of Theatre Alive who gave me my first paid gigs as an actor. In my last year at school, I told him my careers advisor Pete Harris was going to apply for me to be an officer in the Navy. He was quick dismiss this as a silly idea and that I should continue to pursue the arts.

How did you land the role in Rocketman? My agent got me the audition, which was repeating one line several different ways in front of the casting director, and that was it! Did you enjoy the experience and is it something you’d like to do more of? I would love to do more. I think, because it’s so different from theatre, that makes it exciting, you know, it’s something new to me. It really is a work of art, especially when you witness first-hand the sheer detail that goes into what turns out to be a fleeting moment on screen. How did you get into character? Even though it’s a small role that doesn’t even have a name aside from ‘Band Member’, I did a lot of preparation. I watched hours of footage of bands from the 60s and 70s, how they moved and spoke. I mean, it’s not exactly painstaking listening to the back catalogue of Elton John and watching documentaries on his life. What are you up to at the moment?

I’m currently on a European tour of The Summer of Love, a show set during the 1967 summer of love protest movement to the Vietnam war in which I play bass and vocals. What’s the feedback you’ve had on the movie so far? People in general like the film, which makes me happy. It could’ve so easily been another censored biopic, but this is something in its own right and has garnered deserved credibility. How does your family feel seeing you on the big screen? They’re very proud, of course. It’s nice every now and then receiving recognition of this nature. It’s that loathed question of, “Are you in anything I’ve seen?” Now I finally have a strong answer to that question. Any plans to head back home? To be honest I would love to move back. I miss my family very much. But there’s so much work in London and it’s a breeding ground for creativity, I want to make sure I suck every bit of nectar I can out of it before I return.

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Deelu Bhandari had no idea what to expect when she arrived on New Zealand shores six years ago as a 19-year-old refugee. The Bhutanese native and her family had fled from Nepal, searching for a better life. “At first, it was really really hard, because everything was new. I was really scared, and I did not have any confidence,” she says. Deelu came to Nelson with her mother Nar Maya, father Chandra, sister Rupa and brother Govin. She also has a sister in Christchurch and a brother in the US. “We are originally from Bhutan, but we came to New Zealand from Nepal. There it was really hard as we didn’t have jobs, much food and had to depend on other people. My mum and dad struggled in Bhutan as farmers before that. Everything was totally different from here. It’s like a new life here.” Deelu has now successfully completed study at NMIT, has her driver’s licence and is working as a caregiver in a

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Deelu Bhandari has made Nelson her home. Photo: Kate Russell. rest home. “I love to work with people,” she says. Deelu says the biggest barrier to settling in New Zealand has been learning English - especially for her retired parents. “It was very difficult with the language at first. But we had help. We could read and write some things, but it was really hard to speak with Kiwi people.

“But finding a home and everything was fine. I really enjoy living here than in Nepal because we did not have anything there. This country is really beautiful, and our life is much better here.” This week is Refugee Week which is a celebration of all refugees who have made a new home in New Zealand. This Saturday, 22 June

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Winter months brings need for food parcels Sara Hollyman A box of cereal could be all it takes to make a difference to those in need, says Nelson’s Salvation Army. During the winter month the Sallies are reaching out to the local community to help those people get through the tough colder months. Over the past year, Salvation Army Nelson has given out more than 1300 food parcels, ranging in sizes from single packs to large family parcels. Salvation Army Nelson corps officer Kenneth Walker says the general public is instrumental in continuing to help those in need. “Nobody wants to come and ask for help, often people come in with their heads down and say ‘sorry to have to do this, but we really need some food’, and that’s something we really want to encourage because it’s a great position of strength to ask for help.” The Foodbank Project, a joint initiative between The Salvation Army, Nelson-based designers Lucid and Countdown supermarkets, is providing an easy way for donations to be made online. Recently having hit $1 million of donations, the project allows the Salvation Army’s network of 69 foodbanks, including Nelson, to receive weekly drop-offs of fresh produce and other donations thanks

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The Nelson region ranks second in New Zealand for ultra-fast broadband uptake with 61.1 per cent of homes and businesses connected to UFB. Broadcasting, communications and digital media minister Kris Faafoi says regional uptake of this technology is strong. The latest Quarterly Connectivity Update released today shows that 75 per cent of New Zealand’s population can now access faster, more reliable broadband, close to 1.5 million homes and businesses across the country. “The primary sector is increasingly utilising digital technology, so the ability to connect to faster, more reliable broadband can make a huge difference.” The deployment of the UFB programme is now 79 per cent complete, with UFB available in 70 towns and cities across New Zealand. Waiuku was took out the top spot with 62.1 per cent of homes and businesses connected to UFB.

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It was 1989 when Paul Matheson first put his hand up to be a councillor for Fifeshire Ward. He had been working as a public relations officer for Nelson Tasman and complaining to the then mayor that he didn’t get enough funding. “So, he said ‘if you’re such a smart bugger then run for council’. So, I did and became the top polling councillor.” So began Paul’s foray into local body politics that will almost come to an end this year. He has decided not to run again for Nelson City Council. “Initially I thought I would just give it a go. The best part of being a councillor is that you can actually make people’s lives easier

and better. That’s your job. You have to stay on the ground. The community own you 24/7.” He should know. After doing his first term as a councillor he had a shot at the mayoralty and lost. Then he took a break and came back and won the mayoralty. He carried on for nine years. “You can only do so much of that,” Paul says. “It’s full on.” It was made all the more stressful in that his wife had only died six weeks before him starting the job. “I think for the first 12 months I didn’t know whether I was coming or going.” Paul became a solo dad to his three children. “So, we are a pretty close unit now.” Paul says it’s rewarding work but he tells new councillors not to go looking for pats on the back. He came back to council six

Paul Matheson is ending his stint as a Nelson City councillor this year. Photo: Charles Anderson. Rachel Reese, who has signalled she will run again this year, has been “struggling at times”. “She really needs to relax a bit and engage with other councillors with what she is doing.” Running a for a third term he says the public will throw you out if you are close to being boring. “You have to understand that.”

years ago as deputy mayor and a sometime mentor for first term councillors. However, he says he laments some of the behaviour that now goes across the council table. “It’s a shame that some councillors can’t just have respect for each other. Making smart remarks that aren’t even funny.” He says that current mayor

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But it was a string of health scares that led Paul to reconsider running himself. He had a heart attack in 2016, then last year he got septicemia and his hip popped out several times. Then he had to have surgery to open up some arteries pumping blood to his brain. Over Christmas he also had cataracts removed. “It was a case of around middle of last year I had a talk to the kids. They said ‘we have lost mum, we have only got you’.” So Paul decided not to run but he will instead stand for the District Health Board. After all, he has had enough experience with it these past few years. “Too many people who get to my age either die or become a pain. There are men my age who don’t volunteer. They have skills that they can share but just need to be encouraged.”

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The fences of the Whakatu RDA will now be emblazoned with the names of those who keep the organisation running. Thanks to a donation from the Mike Pero Foundation, the charity can now acknowledge those that deserve thanks for its ongoing operations. The RDA, located in the Brook Valley, helps about 50 adults and children across Nelson. Craig Hamilton of Mike Pero says that places like the RDA don’t run on their own. “That’s what the Mike Pero Foundation is all about – giving back to the community.” Here Craig, Kelly Craig and Pam Harwood of Wakatu RDA with committee member Jim Kennard are with horses Johnny and Kelly. Photo: Charles Anderson.

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Your Voice Sale of pensioner housing: The way Nelson City Council has gone about reaching a decision to sell its pensioner housing is a disgrace. Not only have the current residents not been adequately consulted but there are no guarantees for them beyond some nebulous statement that they would ‘remain in their homes’. It is obvious that councillors see the opportunity as one that allows them to pass the responsibility (and the buck) to someone else i.e. Housing New Zealand or the Nelson Tasman Housing Trust (NTHT). The issue of affordability of any new rents is one that needs to be sorted now without the ‘smoke and mirrors’ approach currently being used. NTHT have said ‘rents would not change much’. That’s not good enough. The tenants now need some rock-solid guarantees even though council has said that is not possible. It is

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not good enough for a council senior manager to say, ‘a guarantee was not included in information which had gone out for public consultation so could not be given’. The question is, why not? It’s the least the tenants deserve, and councillor Tim Skinner needs to be congratulated for being the only councillor to stand up for the pensioners who are totally stressed out following council's decision. If the council no longer wants to be a provider of pensioner housing then the game plan to achieve that needs total revision and with some essential humanity included. Yours faithfully, Neville Male

ouncil to suggest that the community service workers could solve this problem by cleaning the old headstones instead of just blowing leaves around the cemetery from one place to another with noisy leaf blowers, as they do now. The reply I received was that although council owned the land, the actual graves were the responsibility of the families concerned, so nothing could be done without their consent. Now someone has taken the initiative and is cleaning these headstones, so well-done Brian! But wouldn't it be done so much faster if he had some assistance from the community service workers? Alison Kelso

Wakapuaka Cemetery graves: We have frequently seen people searching for their ancestors' graves in this cemetery, only to be frustrated because the inscriptions are illegible and/or covered in lichen. I have no doubt that some of them have travelled from afar to find these graves, so a few months ago I wrote to the

Flu hits Nelson: Haven't ever had flu injections. In this millennium, I've had flu twice. In 2000 and 2018. The 2018 being a very mild dose. In flu season I avoid crowds and also environments where there are lots of children. As much as practically possible, anyway. Dennis Goodman

I’ve had my flu vaccine. I never used to get them, but I worked at a school for 11 years and the number of kids who go to school with runny noses and horrific coughs is insane!! So, it was the right choice for me to get them, plus I had a splenectomy, so I have to have them now. Alana Aitken Stay home! No job is that important you have to go when sick. And hand washing needs to make a comeback in schools and all areas of our lives. Ownership of our own health!!! Not relying on an injection to keep you well. Karen Muckle As an asthmatic I get the flu jab....... I feel safer doing so. Mary Saxon Faulkner Natureland left in limbo: Another unbelievable bright decision made by NCC. Nelson will be labelled the old persons ghost-town soon if they end up having to close all young family-related venues.

Nelson Matters The Blessing of the Fishing Fleet this Saturday is a uniquely Nelson event that recognises the huge contribution people in the fishing industry make to our community and country. This annual ceremony is about remembrance of the more 1,000 New Zealand fishers historically lost at sea. Their families have no grave and often limited knowledge of what happened to their loved ones. I have seen in my constituency work with families who have lost loved ones, how this opportunity to remember helps the widows and children come to terms with their loss. This event is also about reinforcing a strong maritime safety

message. We lost 23 commercial fishers in my first year as Nelson’s MP in 1996. We have thankfully not had a major fishing tragedy in Nelson’s commercial fleet for some years but we must never be complacent about the risks. Nelson has a fleet of large vessels, many with more than 50 crew, fishing in some of the most treacherous and remote areas of ocean in the world. I am in awe of the skilled people who work in this industry. These skippers, engineers, deck hands, factory workers and support crews work long hours in tough conditions. They are away for weeks at a time. They need to be prepared for dealing with

sickness and accidents often being hundreds of kilometres from any port or hospital. Those at sea are just a fraction of the 3,000 jobs in Nelson supported by the fishing industry. There are those doing on shore processing, packaging and exporting. There is an army of skilled tradespeople from net makers to marine engineers and marine electronics that keep our fleet seaworthy. There are stevedoring and provedoring businesses. There are also the specialist firms providing legal, insurance and financial services and the fisheries scientists at Plant and Food and the Cawthron Institute.

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This commemoration is also a celebration of Nelson as the Capital of New Zealand’s seafood industry. We cannot take this for granted with periods last century when it was led out of Dunedin and Auckland. We need to support entrepreneurs like the Talley and Hufflet families and companies like Sealords and King Salmon who invest in this industry and our region. The seafood industry is improving its environmental sustainability. The bycatch of seabirds has been hugely reduced. New vessels and net technologies are improving fuel efficiency. The Quota Management System means New Zealand’s fishery is

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one of the best managed in the world. There is more we should do as a community to recognise our fishing and maritime industries. I am a strong supporter of the work of the Trust led by Peter Dawson on a fisheries museum and education centre for Nelson. A big thank you to Mike Smith of the Seafarers Memorial Trust, the Nelson Rotary Club and all the sponsors for events this weekend. Enjoy the fireworks on Friday night. Join us for the Blessing of the Fleet at Wakefield Quay at 12.30pm. Let’s collectively salute all those who work in this Nelson industry. Advert.

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Every few weeks the Nelson Weekly sits down to have lunch at Burger Culture with someone interesting doing something interesting. This week we catch up with Nelson oceanographer Mitch Chandler who has been awarded a Fulbright scholarship and will attend the world class institute of Scripps in San Diego to commence his PhD. The institute has produced a number of famous scientists with 59 Fulbright alumni winning Nobel Prizes. So, what exactly is oceanography? It’s basically looking at the physical processes within the ocean. It’s not dolphins and things like that, a lot of people think that but it’s the less glamourous side of marine science. Some examples are waves, water temperature and ocean currents. It can be looking at how the ocean changes and why different areas of the ocean have different temperatures or currents. How versatile the ocean is, is amazing to me. The whole point of becoming a scientist is to find out new things and expand our collective knowledge of the ocean. How it may continue to change and the implications it could have on us and our climate. It’s all a very interconnected system.

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beers And now you’re off to get your PhD in America? The programme I’m going to is with Scripps at the University of California in San Diego, which is one of the premier oceanographic institutions in the world, it’s quite exciting to be accepted. I will be doing a PhD so it will be approximately five years. During the admissions process they actually flew some prospective students to Scripps to visit the campus and talk to supervisors. I want to hopefully work in a crown research institute like NIWA or MetOcean. How did you discover oceanography? I was really lucky to find out it even existed. It’s a pretty obscure and niche thing. I didn’t know about it until year 13 when I went on an expedition with the Sir Peter Blake Trust and a group of oceanographers to the South Antarctic. They told me a bit about what they did, and it sounded like something I would really enjoy. I looked more into it, took some marine science papers in my first year at uni an realised this is what I want to do. Where does your passion for this work come from? Growing up in Nelson has definitely had a strong influence on the fact that I love the ocean.

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work,” Online nominations for the 2019 awards just opened on June 14th and will close on Monday, July 1st. Then finalists for each category will be decided and then the public will get their chance to vote for this year's winners!. The committee are thrilled to have NZ King Salmon as a major sponsor of this event again and look forward to seeing the public and industry get involved and start nominating. To put in a nomination, go to the Nelson Hospitality Awards Facebook page and find the link at the top, this year there will be 13 different categories. These include: ‘Barista of the Year’, for which the criteria is ‘professional and passionate about coffee making – elevates coffee to a true art form’ and ‘Head Chef of the Year,’ who is ‘an inspiration in all aspects of cooking’ plus ‘creates great food and runs a superb, consistent kitchen.’ The most talented ‘new name’ on the local scene will be named ‘Up and coming Chef of the Year.’ He/she is ‘someone to watch’ and is ‘one of the next generation of great chefs in Nelson.’ Other categories are: ‘Outstanding Host Responsibility,’‘Outstanding Beverage List’ plus ‘Best Accommodation Provider.’ Online people’s choice categories include: ‘Bar of the Year,’ for ‘a bar which is recognised for consistently high standards,’ and

Excitement is building ahead of the 2019 Nelson Hospitality Awards happening on the 9th September. The awards are a celebration of excellence in the hospitality industry. Presented by the Restaurant Association of New Zealand and Hospitality New Zealand the awards recognise the hard-working owners, workers, suppliers and establishments who make it all happen in the Nelson-Tasman region. Founded in 1972, the biennial awards are back this year to celebrate the region’s best in the local hospitality industry – the professionals who make a positive impact on the local café, dining and accommodation scene, whether it’s the best bartender or waiter, the stand-out café, the top chef, the best accommodation provider or the finest restaurant. The 2017 New Zealand King Salmon Nelson Hospitality Awards saw local restaurant and café businesses take out categories such as ‘Barista of the Year,’ ‘Head Chef of the Year,’ ‘Outstanding Ambience and Service,’ ‘Outstanding Ethnic Cuisine,’ ‘Best Restaurant of the Year,’ and ‘Best local supplier.’ The Nelson Hospitality Awards committee say that the awards are all about “celebrating hospitality in our area. These people work very hard all year round and it’s their opportunity to be recognised for all that

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Bruce Williamson from Lion Breweries with Speights Ale House, the winners of 2017 Lion Bar of the Year and Hospitality NZ Best Entertainment Venue. ‘Café of the Year,’ for ‘an establishment that stands out’ and has ‘really well-designed menus and a relaxed atmosphere.’ Another category people can vote for online is ‘Outstanding Ethnic Cuisine,’ for an ‘ethnic restaurant which produces quality food, with authentic surroundings and atmosphere.’ People can also help determine the ‘Restaurant of the Year,’ which is an ‘establishment that excels in all areas,’ and also who their favourites are in the ‘Style and Ambience’ category. Last but not least is the ‘Waiter/Maitre’d/Bar Person of the Year’ category – the winner will have ‘full

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knowledge of the menu and wine list; uses their initiative, and is perceptive and tactful.’ In the lead up to the 2017 Nelson Hospitality Awards, Deville Café co-owner Geoff Maclean says it a lovely surprise when Harry Morris, who then owned Harry’s Bar, told him they needed to turn up to the event. “I hadn’t intended going to the function, so it was all a bit last minute,” says Geoff. “I didn’t realise we had won until we had! We usually like to stay under the radar, but we were thrilled because we’d put a lot of hard work into our place,

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so it was nice to get the recognition, that’s for sure. Deville is a beautiful space – both indoors and outdoors, with great food and an amazing crew. My staff enjoy their work and the customers enjoy them, so we’re really lucky. It all comes back to food and having what people want orOceano they’re not going to come.” Panorama - Restaurant 17 trophies were handed out at the last offering awards night which took place at the Rutherford Hotel, where it will again be held Nelson's freshest seafood this year, on September 9th. This year’s Kevin Drammer, Westmeat with Wei Lu from Hopgoods. Winner of Westmeat up relaxed atmosphere awards night in willarecognise the region’s and coming Chef of the Year. finest in Nelson’s hospitality scene.

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as a nation. “We thrive and are en30-39 volunteered riched by the goodwill of volunteers the most. in every community and their conInterestingly, in the tribution and impact is recognised Nelson region, the and supported. We aim to support largest proportion a large and diverse membership and of people who have foster strong partnership with govvolunteered in the ernment, iwi/Maori, communities past year were aged and business to enable us to lead 24 years or youngtransformation for volunteering in er, representing Aotearoa.” a quarter of all This year’s theme is ‘Whiria te tanvolunteers in the gata – weaving the people together. region. There are “Volunteering is a powerful movecountless opportument. When we volunteer our time nities for people to we send a message about what is volunteer locally, important in our communities. This such as St John, National Volunteer Week, the diverThe Heart Foundasity of volunteers and volunteering tion, Department is celebrated – we of Conservation, weaving the people together applaud everyone IHC, toy librarwho creates conies, Breast Cancer nections in their Support, Gateway own communities from side others.” Housing Trust and many more. the marae to the mosque, According to quarterly volunteering and Volunteer Nelson offers a wide range of from our biggest cities to donation indicators sourced from the services in the Nelson Tasman region inour most remote com- Nielsen Consumer and Media Insights cluding a volunteer referral scheme in munities. It’s also about (CMI) survey, key findings for the Sep- which volunteers are matched to opporcelebrating everyone who tember 2014 quarter shows that nearly 35 tunities in local-not-for-profit groups and volunteers in times of cri- percent of all respondents volunteered at organisations, promotion of volunteering sis, in times of healing and least an hour of their time, 59 percent were and events that celebrate volunteers and everyone who makes time female and 41 percent were male. The re- resources and training for managers of and space to walk along- sults also show people between the ages of volunteers.

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Volunteer Nelson has a number of different activities planned for National Volunteer Week. The Manager at Volunteer Nelson, Gordon Oldfield, says many people are aware of the activities and contribution of volunteers during civil emergencies, as was the case with the fires in Tasman and Nelson earlier this year. “However, there are thousands of volunteers contributing to community organisations every day,” Gordon says. “About one in three people in the Nelson Tasman region are involved in volunteering on a regular basis. Their contribution covers a wide range of areas like the environment, education, health and community sports. In fact the economic value nationally of volunteering has been calculated to be $4.6 billion." Gordon says, Volunteer Nelson will be presenting several Car Company Community Champion Awards during National Volunteer Week. These are volunteers who are regarded as exceptional in the work that they do. In addition, a celebratory event will be held to acknowledge the achievements of participants in the volunteer Nelson Migrant volunteering programme. These volunteers are all newcomers to Nelson who do not speak English as their first language. They have been supported in their volunteering and have made a significant contribution to the community.

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Volunteering with older people social, fun and rewarding Francey Samson is an easygoing, unflappable person with a quick and merry laugh. So as a volunteer she brings a wonderfully positive energy to Enliven’s Harakeke Club in Nelson, a social and activity day programme for people with dementia. After a family member experienced dementia, Francey responded to an ad in the local paper for Harakeke Club volunteers. That Margaret Goff, volunteer was almost three years ago, and Francey’s organiser of the food still enjoying every session. “I just love indrive during the Nelson teracting with the members, getting alongFires in February. side them. I love that contact.” Francey’s tasks at the Club aren’t arduous. “I join in the games with the members, help with re- do,” says Trish Armstrong, Enliven Day organisation. If you’re interested in volfreshments, and then after lunch I set up Programme Manager. “They help create unteering for Enliven in Nelson, contact the craft table for activities such as colour- an environment that is warm and homely; Trish Armstrong at 03 547-9350, or visit ing in. It’s kind of my thing,” she says. But somewhere that our members look for- www.enlivenuppersouth.org.nz/volunteer. wand e aherv i ward n g totcoming h e pto eeach ople together her contribution is invaluable. She fellow volunteers are the `secret ingredi- week.” Volunteering iment' that makes Enliven day programmes a pacts Francey’s life in fun day out and not just day care. Francey many ways, too. “When I is one of almost 300 volunteers supporting can’t go to my volunteertheir local community through Presbyte- ing, I miss it,” she says. rian Support Upper South Island (PSUSI). Enliven is a service group In Nelson they are minivan assistants and of Presbyterian Support, a day programme volunteers. “Our Enliven non-profit social services volunteers are vital to the work we

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We would like to acknowledge and thank our volunteers who share their time and skills with us to make life better for all those affected by dementia.

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Last year our volunteers donated thousands of hours of van riding, talking, listening, music, laughing and playing. They positively impacted the lives of so many older people and their families in the Nelson region. This year, why not join them?!

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The coveted Tasman Trophy has eluded Marist since its inception, but the green machine finally ended its title drought earlier this month. After going down in its previous two finals appearances, Marist were made to earn their inaugural crown after 100 minutes of thrilling rugby at Trafalgar Park on June 8. With the scores square after regulation time, the sides were sent into twenty extra minutes to separate them. Then, with the extra period about to expire, skipper James Hawkey kicked the winning points and sealed a famous 32-29 extra-time win over Waimea Old Boys. One of the stars of the final was try scorer Lote Saulekaleka. The Fijian fullback says the win was a long time coming and that it was the people behind the scenes that he dedicated the win to. “To all the supporters, sponsors and family, to see them rewarded

Marist celebrate their first ever Tasman Trophy Title. Photo: Shuttersport was the best thing I took out of it.” Lote says the side’s sponsors have a special place in his heart. “The Waka and NightnDay both helped me establish myself

here in Nelson, helped pay for my visa and to study at NMIT. I’ve never forgotten, and I told them after the game ‘this is for you’.” Lote also credits his coaching team for the tireless effort they put in throughout the season.

“They don’t have a day off,” he says. “They eat, breathe and live rugby.” Lote says the future is bright for the club and the squad boasts plenty of young talent as, at 25-years-old, he is one of the senior members. “It’s great to see the young guys get some success for all their hard work, there are plenty of future Mako in this team.”

James Hawkey says he kept the message simple as the clock ticked past eighty minutes. “Be patient, be positive and keep playing.” Coach Gavin Briggs says his heart was feeling it after the dramatic win. “My ticker is getting too old as it is, but the guys showed a lot of character to play through that extra 20 minutes.”

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Nelson’s budding baseball Football kicks rep system star jets off to USA Football is the latest sport in the region to abandon the junior rep system. The system has been in place for decades and was geared towards rewarding only the top players in the region. Nelson Bays Football has announced the representative programme will be dissolved and the onus will be

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Stoke celebrated its club day in stunning style with a last gasp 35-31 victory over Nelson at Greenmeadows on Saturday. Up 20-5 at halftime, Stoke survived a slew of injuries, a controversial red card and a brilliant Nelson comeback, to score with time up on the clock and seal a thrilling win. Skipper Blair Prinsep says his side showed “plenty of ticker” to grind out the win, which was dedicated to a teammate whose mother died earlier in the week. “They really took us to it in that second half. We had a bit to play for and the boys really got up in the end.” Blair says the red card to lock Isei Lewaqai could have cost them the game, but his troops

stepped up when needed. “He’s an essential part of our team. It was just a silly mistake, but it was just a bit of guts that got us there.” Both sides endured disappointing Tasman Trophy campaigns and were looking to make an early statement in the sub-union competition. Isaiah Miller was returning from a lengthy spell on the sidelines for Nelson while Chris Kerslake was running the ship at number 10. Stoke would score the opening try on the back of a clean break by Lewaqai and a copybook draw and pass to put Declan Smith in under the bar. Nelson finally mounted some offence and responded through a powerful rolling maul as the returning Miller crashed over. Injuries to both sides meant a stop start half but Stoke

eventually regained its rhythm and Charlie Chambers scored to ensure a comfortable 20-5 lead at the break. Stoke continued its surge in the second half as Lewaqai powered over off the back of a scrum to increase the advantage. Nelson struck back soon after through the tireless Ethan Blackadder and then went back to back, as sixty seconds later replacement Saul Lewis scored a scintillating try from a chip and chase. Lewis then set up another with a perfect offload to lock Connor Rhind and Matthew Soper nailed the difficult conversion to put Nelson just a solitary point behind. Then came what appeared to be the game’s defining moment as Lewqai hammered centre Nick Foxley with a brutal hit, appearing to make contact with

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Dan Dwyer rumbled over with his pack to claim a famous victory. In other results, Waimea defeated Kahurangi 36-20 and Tasman Trophy champions Marist hammered Wanderers 44-6 in Brightwater.

Scorers Stoke 35 (Chambers, Smith, Lewaqai, Dwyer tries, Smith 3 cons, 3 pens) Nelson 31 (Miller, Blackadder 2, Lewis, Rhind tries, Soper 3 cons)

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ENNER GLYNN PLAYCENTRE is having free spaces for preschoolers. 3 free visits. Open on Mon, Tuesd, Thurs, Frid 9.30-12.00. Come and play and have a chat to other parents. 03 547 4007. HEARING NELSON invite hearing aid wearers to share their experiences of hearing aids over a free cuppa and scone. 10.00 on Thursday 20th June at Hearing House. 03 548 3270 to book. ARTHRITIS SOCIETY COFFEE MORNING We meet at Flock in Church St 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 26 June 2019. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 NELSON DANCE ALONG, Saturday 22nd June 2019, Richmond Town Hall, 7.30pm To 11pm Music Warren Fenmor, Cost $6pp, Everyone Welcome. For further information please contact Rosalie Winter (03)538-0133 NELSON ROSE SOCIETY Mid-Winter Luncheon on 22nd June at 12.30 pm Friends and Family welcome. Ring Marie 021 1361039 or Liz 027 8844774 for details INTRODUCTION TO ZEN BUDDHISM run over 3 consecutive Monday evenings at 2 North Road, Nelson. June 24, Beginner Instruction and History of Buddhism; July1, The Zen Life, July 8, Zen Liturgy. Contact Gwitha, 0211218133 for more info. WARM YOURSELF WITH SOME LAUGHTER. Laughter Yoga. Wed. 5.30pm Victory Community Centre. $2 koha. Bring something to lie on for the relaxation at the end. Cath 5451207 SPIRITED CONVERSATIONS Wednesday 26 June Renewing democracy in a time of growing peril. Come and hear Max Rashbrooke, Senior Associate at VUW Institute of Governance and Policy Studies, on this very topical issue. Yaza Cafe opens 6pm, speaker 7.30 pm. Koha. No reservations Ph 548 6241 HOT LATIN DANCE PARTY to celebrate the longest night friday 21 june Latin DJ Uli & Shed-Bar(ex Royal

Hotel) present the return of the light (solstice) with the latest & greatest Salsa – Bachata Merengue - Samba - Reggaeton and more corner Bridge & Collingwood Streets free entry 7pm till late MONTHLY MEETING Sat 22 June 10.00am at Stoke School. Learn how to make a fiddle quilt and/or stay and sew until 3pm. All welcome. Queries Alison 0210766486 ALZHEIMERS NELSON monthly Library sessions provide an opportunity for those looking for information, advice and support around Dementia. Nelson Wednesday, 26th June 10-11.30am, Stoke - Thursday, 27th June 9.30-11am. MONDAY COMMUNITY EXERCISE CLASSES 10.15am Seated exercise for all ages, $5.00, 11.30am Circuit Class for All, $7.00. All welcome, fun and social. Football Clubrooms, Saxton Field, Stoke, Phone Nicola 021 0788609 NELSON RAILWAY at Founders park. The Railcar will be running this Saturday and Sunday 22nd and 23rd June, between 11am and 4pm, weather permitting. Adults $6 Children $4. Join us at the station. BOWLS TAHUNANUI INC. Notice of Annual General Meeting. Members are advised the AGM will be held in our Clubrooms, 131 Tahunanui Drive at 10am Saturday 22 June. J Derecourt PH: 03 548 6113. SURVIVORS AND THRIVERS If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along and meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz MINDFULNESS AND RELAXATION for people affected by and/or supporting someone with cancer. Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society phone 539 1137 NELSON 50+ WALKING GROUP June 20th, FloraGridiron. Ph. Wendy, 544 6688 or Jane, 548 3404.

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June 27th Supplejack-Sharlands. Ph Mike, 545 0870 or Paddy, 547 1291. NELSON 50+ MINI WALKERS June 25th, Maitai to Campground. Meet 10am at Botanics. Ph Bryan, 544 5027. RED CROSS REFUGEE SUPPORT. Would you like to make a difference to a family’s life? Refugee Support Volunteers help former refugees from Myanmar and Colombia resettle in Nelson whilst learning about their culture. Next training starts 20th July. Contact:nelsonadmin@redcross.org.nz 546-5012 FRIENDS SOCIAL CLUB welcomes new members to a club for active SINGLE men and women aged 50 plus for weekly activities. for more information ph Clive on 0212054731 or 03 4572725. NELSON GUILD OF WOODWORKERS meets 7pm in the Nayland College woodworking room on the last Tuesday of each month between Feb and Nov. Bill Filmer 5475104. CENTRAL GARDEN GROUP Stoke Methodist Church Hall, Neale Ave. Every 2nd Wed of the month, 1.30pm. New members welcome. Barry 547 9086 RICHMOND GARDEN CLUB meets Wednesday 03 July 1pm, at Hall Our Lady of the Bay Parish Centre, William Street, Richmond. Friendly club, great speakers, sales & interest tables. Do join us. Contact Paula 03 547 2537. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? want to stop drinking but cant? maybe we can help. support meetings every day. ring 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757 BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy Street, if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz DEATH CAFÉ Facilitated discussion; topics deter-

mined by attendees. NB this is not a bereavement support group. See: http://deathcafe.com Last Sat monthly, Activities Room, Elma Turnbull Library, 1.30 - 3.00pm koha requested. DEATH MATTERS FILM last Friday monthly. $4 koha. Contact nelsondeathmatters@gmail.com or Barbara 027 939 0024 BETTER BREATHING CLASSES for asthma and other respiratory conditions held in Enner Glynn, Motueka and Richmond every month. Ph Nelson Asthma Society for class details or email asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz. FEELING SAD, STRESSED, DEPRESSED, OR STUCK? Identify and explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Counsellor. Up to 10 face to face counselling sessions available now for individuals and couples. 548 2400 lifelinc.co.nz VIBRANT NEW STANDING STRENGTH & balance class, seated options also presented. Mondays @ 1.30 pm in Tahuna Community Centre. Improve your overall fitness, cardiac & brain functioning, to great music. More info Shirley 547 1433 / 021 121 8023 ASTRONOMY Public open nights, if sky is clear, every Fri evening, 7.30pm till 9.30pm, Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, 888 Atawhai Drive. View star clusters and Milky Way objects through our telescopes. $5 koha per person, $15 families. Dennis 5470525. LAUGH YOUR WAY INTO WINTER. Join us at Victory Community Centre for Laughter Yoga. 5.30pm Wed. $2 khoa. Bring something to lie on for relaxation. Cath 5451207 PULMONARY REHABILITATION PROGRAMME next 8 week course starts in September please ask your doctor/nurse if you would match the referral criteria to the management of your respiratory condition. Or contact Nelson Asthma Society on 544 1562 or asth-

ma.nelson@xtra.co.nz BETTER BREATHER CLASSES improve your breathing by improving your fitness at our Better breathing sessions held in Nelson, Richmond and Motueka. Contact Sue at the Nelson Asthma Society on 544 1562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz $3 LUNCHTIME MEALS Are you sometimes hungry or lonely or both at lunchtime? If it’s a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday you’re welcome to come for a dinner type meal, at 12 pm at All Saints hall behind the church, 30 Vanguard St, cost $3. Phone 5482601. FRIENDS SOCIAL GROUP welcomes new members to a club for single men and woman aged 50 plus for weekly activities, for more info ph Rose 0211283405/ Clive 0212054731 WAKAPUAKA INDOOR BOWLS Tuesday nights 7pm. Clifton Terrace School Hall. A family friendly game for all ages. Equipment supplied.Turn up and give it a go. Shirley 539-6205. FREE FUNCTION ROOM HIRE to all community groups. Avail 7 days. Wakatu Hotel 83 Collingwood St. Contact Craig 548-4299 for details. HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF BECOMING A VOLUNTEER? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nzPh. 546 7681. RICHMOND GARDEN CLUB meets Wednesday 03 July 1pm, at Hall Our Lady of the Bay Parish Centre, William Street, Richmond. Friendly club, great speakers, sales & interest tables. Do join us. Contact Paula 03 547 2537 ASTHMA? COPD? Breathing condition making you feel like you could use some help with breathing better. Try a Better Breathers class for details just email asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz or phone Nelson Asthma Society or 035441562.

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Facelift, 2.4L, 41kms, 9 Airbags, Electronic stability control, reverse camera, Bluetooth stereo, high spec car loaded with many more features. Smooth power and comfort for all passengers.

10 Airbags, ESC, Reverse Camera, Paddle Shift, Factory Bluetooth stereo with AUX, ISOFIX, 3 Rear diagonal seat belts, beautifully finished car.

24KWH, Fully Electric, 39kms, 6 Star economy rating, 360 Degree Cameras, Bose sound system, Cruise Control, Heated Seats, ESC, Bluetooth.

5 Speed Manual, 5 Doors, Reverse Camera, Airbag, Air Conditioning, Remote locking, a smart look for the business or private use.

4WD, 28,000kms, 2.5L 5-cylinder turbo engine providing ultimate power and smoothness, 6 Airbags, ESC, Reverse and side camera, compact and stylish.

Tahunanui. 1 Tahunanui Drive. 539 6285 2005 ToyoTa isis

2006 HoNDa FiT

2006 ToyoTa racTis

was $6,997 NoW $5,987

was $6,997 NoW $6,357

was $6,997 NoW $6,687

2009 ToyoTa corolla FielDer

2007 ToyoTa BlaDe G sPec

1993 NissaN saFari

was $9,997 NoW $8,687

was $9,997 NoW $8,987

was $14,997 NoW $13,597

Reliability, practicality, durability, safety, and comfortable. Certified Odometer, P/S, A/C, P/W, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, Back Monitor, CD Player, VVT-I, 7 Seater.

New generation 1500cc VVti motor, power steering, Air Con, ABS Brakes, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Back Monitor.

1500cc economical, performance, handling, styling The Fit is a quick selling, desirable and much sought after vehicle.

Power Steering, Air Con, ABS Brakes, 4WD, 9 Air Bag, Smart Key, Back Monitor, CD Player, Tiptronic, Smart Key, Rear Spoiler, VVT-I, 16 Valve.

G S PACK, Certified Odometer, P/S, A/C, P/W, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, Cruise Control, CD Player, Tiptronic, Paddle Shift, Fog Lamp, Aero Body Kit, Rear Spoiler, Indicator Mirror, VVT-I

Powered by a 4.2 TDl towing effortlessly or working its way off the beaten track it is a true 4 wheel drive with high low ratio gearbox. The uses are endless.

Trade-In Post. 186 Rutherford Street. 027 447 0082 1990 HoNDa coNcerTo

2007 HyuNDai acceNT

2005 HoNDa FiT

was $1,699 NoW $1,490

was $5,990 NoW $3,590

was $4,999 NoW $3,990

2004 NissaN TiiDa

2005 MazDa PreMacy

2004 ToyoTa WisH

was $5,990 NoW $4,990

was $6,999 NoW $5,990

was $6,199 NoW $6,090

Power Steering, Central Locking, Electric Windows.

Air Con, 2 Airbags, Alloy Wheels, ABS Brakes, Central Locking, Electric Mirrors, Electric Windows, Power Steering, Tinted Windows.

NZ New, 1 owner, 1500CC Diesel, 10 Airbags, ABS Brakes, Air Conditioning.

7 Seater, 2.0L Air Conditioning, Airbags, Alloys, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, Remote Locking, Climate Control.

1.3L Auto, popular 5 door hatch, ABS Brakes.

7 Seater, Power steering, Air Con, Air Bags, Remote Key, Corner Sensor, Body Kit, Rear Spoiler, 16 Valve, VVT-I.

PLUS MANY MORE - OVER 500 VEHICLES ON SALE FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE ALL fROm NO DEpOSIT OpEN 7 DAYS

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BIRTHDAY 23 CELEBRATIONS

Locally Owned and Operated

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EVERY VEHICLE AT EVERY BRANCH IS REDUCED FOR THE

ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE

! OVER 500 V EHICLES ON SALE

Richmond. 7-9 Salisbury Road. 544 5540 2007 ToyoTa Wish

XS Sport, 7 Seats, 1.8 VVTi, Factory Alloys and Body kit, ISOFIX, Tip-Tronic, A spacious but compact wagon with split rear seats, perfect for the family life and provides excellent economy.

was $6,995 NoW $6,695

2003 MeRcedes-beNz cLk 500

Coupe, NZ New, 5.0L V8, 5 Seats, 10 Airbags, dual climate control, cruise control, leather trim, electronic stability control, memory seats...loaded with features.... alot of car which will provide many years of Joy.

was $8,995 NoW $7,995

2010 ToyoTa PRius s

Hybrid system providing you with a 5.5-star economy rating or 3.3L per 100kms, EV, ECO and Power modes, 6 Airbags, ESC, Reverse camera, ISOFIX, 3 rear diagonal seat belts.

was $13,995 NoW $11,995

2012 NissaN Leaf X

Fully Electric, Eco mode, 10 Airbags, 44,160kms, new tyres, spare key, electronic stability control, Bluetooth media unit.

was $13,995 NoW $13,695

2008 MiTsubishi ouTLaNdeR 24g

4WD, 7 Seats, only 27kms, ESC, 4WD lock option, ISOFIX, Smart key system, Pioneer bluetooth media unit with reverse camera. Piece of mind motoring at its best.

was $15,995 NoW $15,695

2015 ssaNgyoNg ReXToN sPoRTs 360

7 Seats, 56,000kms, NZ New, 2.6 Tonne towing capacity, 7.3L per 100kms economy, Leather trim, Cruise Control, Bluetooth. An SUV with loads of space for the family and you can tow the boat with ease.

was $25,995 NoW $24,395

2008 NissaN Tiida

Hatch, Service history, good tyres, spare key, High Seat, Top selling hatch in NZ, 78kms, 5 Star fuel economy, Half leather trim, Dual Airbags, Climate Control, Comfortable seating & piece of mind motoring at its best.

was $6,995 NoW $6,795

1997 ToyoTa LaNd cRuiseR PRado

TZ, 3.0TD, 8 Seats, 4WD with hi and low ratio, cam belt replaced, sun roof, dual airbags, climate control, roof rails, tow bar....the ultimate work horse to take care of all your needs & more.

was $10,995 NoW $8,995

2009 NissaN duaLis

Cross Rider, 2 Litre, 4 Star fuel rating, Bluetooth media unit with Reverse camera, Smart key system, Tip-Tronic, High seats and very comfortable, a compact SUV spacious for passengers and cargo.

was $12,995 NoW $12,595

2012 ToyoTa PRius aLPha s

Hybrid system providing you with a 5.5-star economy rating, EV, ECO and Power modes, brand new DTM Alloys, 8 Airbags, ESC, Reverse Camera, Parking sensors.

was $14,995 NoW $13,795

2006 ToyoTa aLPhaRd hybRid

8 Seats, 4WD, 74kms, 2.4L, Excellent economy for a spacious people mover, ESC, B mode, 360 Degrees camera, Lane keep assist, Parking sensors.

was $16,995 NoW $16,595

2014 ToyoTa hiace faceLifT

5 Doors, 3.0TD, Brand New DTM Alloys and Tyres, NZ Stereo with Bluetooth, Airbag, ABS brakes, Air Conditioning. An Immaculate well cared for van.

was $24,995 NoW $24,595

2006 subaRu foResTeR

AWD 2.0L, Recent cam belt replacement, factory alloys, roof rails, bluetooth stereo, dual airbags, 3 rear diagonal seat belts, ISOFIX...the perfect all round wagon for the kiwi lifestyle.

was $7,995 NoW $6,995

2009 Mazda PReMacy 20z

7 Seats, 54,000kms, Reverse Camera, Power sliding doors, Paddle Shift, ISOFIX, A compact but spacious wagon with split rear seats. Stunning look with factory body kit, tinted windows and alloys.

was $9,995 NoW $8,995

2010 ToyoTa bLade g sPec

Facelift, 40kms, 9 Airbags, ESC, reverse camera, Bluetooth stereo, electric seats, ISOFIX, the high spec option to a corolla…performance and comfort at its best.

was $14,995 NoW $12,995

2014 NissaN NV200 gX

5 Doors, colour coded, brand new DTM alloys and tyres, Bluetooth stereo, tinted windows.

was $14,995 NoW $13,995

2010 ToyoTa hiace dX

5 Doors, 3.0TD, 3 Seats, Airbag, ABS brakes, Air conditioning, Tinted windows, Piece of mind motoring at its best and the number 1 van Kiwis choose.

was $17,995 NoW $17,695

2013 MiTsubishi ouTLaNdeR g PheV

72,000kms, Exceptional economy receiving 1.7 Litre per 100kms or 6 Stars, 4WD lock option, Fast charger port, half leather trim, Radar cruise control, Reverse and side camera, 7 Airbags, ESC, Bluetooth, B & ECO modes, etc.

was $31,995 NoW $28,995

2007 Mazda deMio

also known as a Mazda 2, low mileage only 51kms, excellent economy 5.5 star fuel rating, high seat position, new tyres, smart key system, excellent value.

Nelson City. 202 Rutherford Street. 546 6550

2010 ToyoTa RacTis

64,000kms, 8 Airbags, High seat, Loads of interior space, 5 Star fuel rating, ISOFIX, Provides piece of mind motoring and is easy to get in and out of.

was $8,995 NoW $7,895

2008 ToyoTa auRis

180G Sport, 73,000kms, 4.5 Star economy rating, 1.8L, Reverse camera, ISOFIX, Tip-Tronic.

Hybrid system 5.5-star economy rating or 3.3L per 100kms, EV, ECO and Power modes, Brand new DTM Alloys, 8 Airbags, ESC, Reverse camera, Cruise Control.

was $14,995 NoW $12,995

2011 NissaN Leaf g

Fully Electric, Eco Mode, 28,000kms, 10 Airbags, ESC, Reverse Camera, Cruise Control, Bluetooth, ISOFIX, save thousands on fuel & enjoy the smoothness EV’s provide.

was $14,995 NoW $14,395

2011 ssaNgyoNg ReXToN sPR aWd

7 Seats, NZ New, Full Leather trim, 3.2 Tonne towing capacity, 2.7TD, Sunroof, ESC, DAC, Memory seats, Heated seats, 4 Airbags, Cruise control, perfect family SUV loaded with safety and comfort features.

was $19,995 NoW $18,795

2013 MiTsubishi ouTLaNdeR g PheV

38 kms, Exceptional economy receiving 1.7 Litre per 100kms or 6 Stars, 4WD lock option, Fast charger port, Half leather trim, Radar cruise control, Reverse and side camera, 7 Airbags, ESC, Bluetooth.

was $32,995 NoW $29,995

2009 NissaN Tiida

NZ New, popular 5 door hatch, 1.8L Manual, Airbags, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, CD Player.

2006 subaRu Legacy

2.0L GT wagon with STi body kit, Service history, SI drive, electric seats, ISOFIX, performance and style.

7 Seats, 3.0V6 4WD, 38kms, Grade 4.5, 2 tonne towing capacity, ESC, Reverse camera, Paddle shift, ISOFIX, an immaculate SUV.

was $13,995 NoW $13,195

2007 ToyoTa RaV4 g

4WD, 39,800 kms, 2.4L, DAC, ESC, Dual climate control, Smart key system, Tip-Tronic, Factory boot liner, Award winning SUV, plenty of space and comfort.

was $14,995 NoW $14,695

2014 NissaN Leaf X geN 2

Fully Electric, 90% SOH, 7kms, dual airbags, pre-crash safety system, Bluetooth media unit, ESC, Economy and B mode, Cruise Control, Heated Seats, Stunning to drive.

was $23,995 NoW $21,395

2014 foRd RaNgeR WiLdTRak

3.2TD, 4WD Double cab, NZ NEW, 60kms, Auto, An Immaculate Ute loaded with extras including Leather trim, Hard lid, Tow bar, LED driving lights, New tyres, Bluetooth, ESC, 6 Airbags, Reverse camera and more.

was $42,995 NoW $42,695

PLUS MANY MORE - OVER 500 VEHICLES ON SALE

Great car here, Airbags, ABS Brakes, CD Player, Alloys, Power Steering, Remote Locking.

4WD, 3.0L V6 Luxury, Airbags, Remote Key, 16” Alloys, ABS Brakes, Power Steering.

1.5L Auto, Airbags, Air Conditioning, ABS Brakes, CD Player, Power Steering, Airbags, Remote Locking.

NoW $8,999 2009 hoNda fiT

Only 31,360 kms, ABS Brakes, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Remote Locking, CD Player.

NoW $9,999 2010 MiTsubishi RVR

1.8L Auto, ABS Brakes, Smart Key, 3 Air Bag, Auto Air Con, Audio Control Steering Switch, Reverse Camera, CD Player, Cruise Control, Smart Key With E/G Push Start Button, Rear Spoiler.

NoW $12,699 2013 ToyoTa coRoLLa hybRid g sPec

8 Airbags, CD Player, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, Tinted Windows, Central Lockings, Alloys, Traction Control.

NoW $15,999 1997 ToyoTa hiLuX suRf

3.0L Diesel, Auto, 4WD, ABS Brakes, Airbags, Alloys, Power Steering, Running Boards, Remote Locking.

NoW $16,999

2006 NissaN bLuebiRd

Only 36,000kms, 2.0L Auto, Air Conditioning, 2 Airbags, Alloy Wheels, ABS Brakes, CD Player, Central Locking, Climate Control, ,Power Steering, Remote Locking.

NoW $6,999 1998 ToyoTa haRRieR

2010 Mazda VeRisa

was $11,995 NoW $9,995

2005 ToyoTa kLugeR

2006 suzuki sWifT

NoW $6,999

was $8,995 NoW $7,995

was $10,995 NoW $9,595

2011 ToyoTa PRius s

WEDNESDAY 19 June 2019

4WD, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, Alloys, Climate Control, 5 Speed Auto, Spoiler, stylish wagon.

was $12,999 NoW $9,999

2009 Mazda aXeLa

Climate Control Air Conditioning, ABS Brakes, 6 Airbags, Smart Key, CD PLayer, Bank Monitor, Rear Spoiler.

NoW $13,999 2009 subaRu ouTback

AWD 2.5L wagon, only 49,000 kms, 8 Airbags, ABS Brakes, Alloys, Power Steering, Traction Control, CD Player.

NoW $15,999 2015 NissaN Leaf

30KWH Software upgraded, Fully Electric, Air Conditioning, Airbags, ABS Brakes, CD Player, Remote Locking, Power Steering.

NoW $27,999

7 Seater, only 42,000 kms, Climate Control Air Conditioning, ABS Brakes, Airbags, Cruise Control, CD Player, Aero Body Kit.

2010 NissaN Tiida

Only 32,700 kms, popular and spacious 5 door hatch, ABS Brakes, Airbags, Air Conditioning, Remote Locking, Power Steering.

2010 Mazda deMio

1.3L Only 19,000 kms, Airbags, ABS Brakes, CD PLayer, Power Steering, stylish in grey!

NoW $8,999 1995 ToyoTa hiace

8 Seater, Sunroof, 3.0L Auto Diesel, 4WD, Power Steering, Alloys, Central Locking.

was $13,999 NoW $11,999

2008 Mazda 6 LTd

NZ New, Only 49,700 Kms, Sunroof, Power Steering, 6 Airbags, Alloys, ABS Brakes, Spoiler, Leather Trim, view today!

NoW $13,999 2010 ToyoTa MaRk X

New shape, 2.5L Auto, ABS Brakes, 9 Airbags, Reverse Camera, CD Player, 18” Alloys, Stunning in Black.

2007 NissaN fuga

450 GT Sports Package, 6 Airbags, ABS Brakes, ALloys, Remote Locking, power Steering, leather Trim, Cruise Control, CD Player.

NoW $8,999 2007 ToyoTa bLade

Power Steering, Air Conditioning, ABS, ESC, 9 Air Bag, Smart Key, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch, CD Player, HDD Music, Back Monitor and much more!

NoW $9,699 2010 NissaN NV200

Brilliant mid size van, 5 doors, Air Conditioning, ABS Brakes, Air Bags, CD PLayer, Remote Key.

was $13,999 NoW $11,999

2011 Mazda aXeLa

6 Airbags, Air Conditioning, Alloys, ABS Brakes, CD PLayer, Body Kit, Power Steering, Spoiler, Great looking 5 seater.

NoW $11,999 2013 NissaN X-TRaiL

Great family SUV, 2.5L Auto, 4WD, Airbags, alloys, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, ABS Brakes and more!

was $16,999 NoW $14,999

2013 ToyoTa PRius hybRid 8 Airbags, ABS Brakes, CD PLayer, Traction Control, Tinted Windows, Remote Locking, Climate Control and more!

NoW $15,999 2012 ToyoTa coRoLLa

1.5L XS Package, stunning in classic silver, tinted windows, Alloys, Airbags, CD PLayer, ABS Brakes, Power Steering.

NoW $15,999 2013 kia soReNTo

Only 65,800 kms, ABS Brakes, ESC, 4WD, 6 Airbags, Auto Sunroof, Power Gate, Rear Spoiler, view today!

NZ New, Alloy Wheels, ABS Brakes, CD Player, Climate Control, Cruise Control, Electric Windows, Leather Trim, Roof Rails, Sunroof, Tinted Windows, Tow Bar, Traction Control.

was $31,999 NoW $29,999

NoW $16,999 2012 ToyoTa hiLuX sR5

NZ New, 4x4 3.0 litre Turbo Diesel Auto, Alloys, Hi/ Low Ratio, Airbags, ABS brakes, remote locking, power windows, Tow bar, Power Steering.

was $37,999 NoW $34,999

PLUS MANY MORE - OVER 500 VEHICLES ON SALE

ALL FROM NO DEpOSIT

OpEN 7 DAYS

Power Steering, ABS Brakes, Airbags, CD Player, Central Locking.

NoW $9,699

NoW $15,999 2013 MiTsubishi ouTLaNdeR PheV

2009 NissaN NoTe

NoW $7,999

NoW $7,699

was $10,999 NoW $8,999

2006 subaRu Legacy

2004 hoNda odyssey

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BirtHDAY 23 CeleBrAtioNs rd

! oVer 500 V e l A s N eHiCles o eVerY VeHiCle At eVerY BrANCH is reDUCeD for tHe eNtire moNtH of JUNe

Tahunanui. 1 Tahunanui Drive. 539 6285 2005 Mitsubishi Colt Plus

Economical 1500cc. With a high seating position they are easy to get in and out of this also provides better visibility while driving and parking they also have plenty of legroom in the front and back.

was $7,997 NoW $5,987

2006 NissaN bluebird sylPhy 20M Airbags, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, A/C, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Back and Side Monitor.

was $7,997 NoW $6,897

2009 suzuki sWift xG aero

Immaculate condition, Power Steering, A/C, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Rear Spoiler.

was $8,997 NoW $7,987

2007 toyota ist

This vehicle truly has personality plus, with a unique styling that says sporty and practical. Powered by a 1500cc VVTi engine, the IST develops sufficient power without compromising economy.

was $9,997 NoW $8,987

2006 hoNda Cr-V

P/S, A/C, P/W, ABS, ESC, 4WD, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Back Monitor, Retractable Power Wing Mirror, HID, Tonneau Cover, Fog Lamp, I-VTEC, Roof Rail.

was $11,997 NoW $9,997

2012 NissaN bluebird sylPhy 20s Low kms midsize, power Steering, ABS Brakes, Airbags, Smart Key, Auto Aircon, Auto Headlight System, CD Player.

was $11,997 NoW $10,687

2005 Mazda PreMaCy

7 Seater, Power Steering, Air Con, ABS Brakes, Airbags, CD Player 2 Power Slide Doors, Rear Spoiler, DOHC, 16 Valve.

2005 Mazda deMio

Power Steering, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch, Radio, CD Player, Fog Lamp, Aero Body Kit, Rear Spoiler.

was $6,997 NoW $5,997

was $6,997 NoW $5,987

2005 hoNda edix

Certified Odometer, P/S, A/C, P/W, ABS, Remote Key, 2 Air Bag, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch, CD Player, Back Monitor, Aero Body Kit, Rear Spoiler, I-VTEC.

2005 hoNda fit 5 sPeed

Power Steering, Air Con, ABS Brakes, 2 Air Bag, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Rear Spoiler, VTEC.

was $9,997 NoW $6,987

2008 Mazda deMio

Economical Auto, looks smart in blue, Air Con, Airbags, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, CD Player.

was $7,997 NoW $7,357

2005 hoNda leGeNd

P/S, A/C, P/W, ABS, ESC, 4WD, 8 Air Bag, Smart Key, Auto Aircon, Cruise, Corner Sensor, CD Player, Back Monitor, Tiptronic, Paddle Shift, Seat Heater, Sunroof, VTEC, Leather Seats.

was $10,997 NoW $8,587

was $8,997 NoW $7,997

2007 Mazda Verisa

Only 14,000kms, P/S, A/C, ABS, Airbags, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Overdrive, Smart Door Lock System, DOHC, 16 Valve.

2007 toyota blade Master

Power Steering, Air Conditioning, ABS, ESC, Smart Key, 9 Air Bags, CD Player, Back Monitor, Tiptronic, Rear Spoiler, Indicator Mirror, V6.

was $10,997 NoW $9,567

2006 toyota auris

1.5L Auto, Power Steering, ABS Brakes, 2 Air Bag, Smart Key, CD Player, HID, With E/G Push Start Button, Rear Spoiler, VVT-I.

was $11,997 NoW $9,687

2012 suzuki sx4

1.5 G, 6 Airbags, Power Steering, ABS, Smart Key, Auto Aircon, Aero Body Kit, Indicator Mirror.

was $10,997 NoW $9,997

2012 Mazda deMio

Dual airbags, ABS brakes, Air Conditioning, ISOFIX for car seats, height adjustment for drivers seat, CD player, remote locking, DOHC 16 Valve VVT.

was $10,997 NoW $9,997

2007 Mitsubishi GalaNt

Power Steering, ABS Brakes, Air Con, 9 Air Bag, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch, CD Player, HID, Tiptronic, Paddle Shift, Adaptive Front-lighting System.

was $11,997 NoW $10,687

was $12,997 NoW $10,897

2005 Mitsubishi GraNdis ltd

Roomy coach with 7 seats, with a high seating position, economical 2400cc provides ample power and is very smooth and reliable.

2005 NissaN tiida

1500cc engine, Auto, This Tiida has it all, plus a sharp funky exterior. Air Con, Alloys, Airbags, ABS Brakes.

was $7,997 NoW $6,897

was $6,997 NoW $5,997

2006 Mazda axela

Power Steering, A/C, ABS, Airbags, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, CD Player, Tiptronic, Fog Lamp, DOHC, 16 Valve, VVT.

2005 NissaN WiNGroad

Twin airbags, ABS Brakes, Power Steering, 2 or 4 Wheel Drive, Smart Key, CD Player, Back and Side Monitor.

was $8,997 NoW $7,987

2005 toyota Corolla

ABS Brakes, Power Steering, 8 airbags, 1500cc VVti motor, economical, body kit.

was $9,997 NoW $7,987

2007 toyota blade G sPeC

Power Steering,, Air Conditioning, ABS, ESC, 4WD, 9 Air Bag, Smart Key, Back Monitor, CD Player, Tiptronic, Smart Key, Rear Spoiler, VVT-I, 16 Valve.

was $9,997 NoW $8,687

2008 NissaN tiida

New alloys and tyres, Late model, economical chain driven 1800 cc engine. The interior is not lacking in personality and the space is ample for 5 adults.

was $9,997 NoW $8,987

2006 hoNda aCCord tyPe s

Power Steering, ABS, ESC, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, CD Player, Cruise Control, System, Tiptronic, Power Seat (Driver), Fog Lamp, Dual Exhaust System, Rear Spoiler, I-VTEC, DOHC.

was $10,997 NoW $9,897

2008 NissaN MuraNo

4x4, leather, Power Steering, Air Conditioning, ABS, ESC, 4WD, Smart Key, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch.

was $10,997 NoW $9,897

2010 Mazda PreMaCy

Power Steering, A/C, ABS, ESC, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, Audio Control Steering Switch, CD Player, HID, Tiptronic, MZR DISI,7 Seater.

was $11,997 NoW $10,257

2009 toyota auris Corolla 180G Excellent economy, 1.8 litre engine P/S, A/C, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Auto Aircon, HID, Tiptronic, Rear Spoiler, DUAL VVT-i.

was $11,997 NoW $10,687

2008 subaru iMPreza

New 17â€? alloys and tyres Certified Odometer, P/S, A/C, P/W, ABS, 2 Air Bag, Remote Key, Auto Aircon, Corner Sensor, CD Player, Retractable Wing Mirror, HID, Tiptronic, Fog Lamp.

was $11,997 NoW $10,987

was $12,997 NoW $11,897

PLUS MANY MORE - OVER 500 VEHICLES ON SALE FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE All from No Deposit opeN 7 DAYs

- Conditions Apply