28 August 2019

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First livestreamed debate for mayoral contest Staff Reporter The Nelson Weekly and Nelson App will host what is thought to be the first ever livestreamed mayoral debate next month in preparation for this year’s local government elections.

The debate will pit the five major mayoral candidates against each other - Rachel Reese, Mel Courtney, Tim Skinner, Bill Dahlberg and Mike Ward – in a format that is sure to challenge each of them on the issues they are standing for.

The debate will be held at The Workshop Bar and Brewery on New St on September 22 – the weekend where voting papers will start arriving in people’s letterboxes.

Weekly editor Charles Anderson says that he hopes the event takes

some of the perceived stuffiness out of local body politics.

“While Nelson had the highest voter turnout in the 2016 election, that was still only 52 percent of the population. Part of this has to do with people not being engaged with the process.”

Charles says by hosting the debate in a bar, people who might not ordinarily be interested in such an event might feel more comfortable in learning more about those who are looking to

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Street talk Global ride-share/food delivery company Uber is set to launch in Nelson in October.

How do you feel about Uber coming to the city and would you use it?

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“I’m not bothered, I live two minutes away, so I won’t use it.”

“I’m stoked. Absolutely I’ll use it. To have something other than taxis which can be really expensive will be great and hopefully it means more people will go out.”

“Yes, I would probably use it, I wouldn’t bother with Uber Eats though.”

“I’m a taxi driver and I think competition is great.”

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He says it is also a way to show that the Weekly and its sister publication, The Nelson App, is serious about covering the region.

“We believe this to be the first time there has been a debate quite like this, and definitely the first time it has been livestreamed.”

The debate will be streamed to the Nelson Weekly and Nelson

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App’s Facebook pages, which have more than 20,000 followers combined.

“It’s a really great addition to the election coverage our publications are providing and gives people an option to watch the event from the comfort of their own homes.”

Producer Dylan Galletly, of Total Pro, is fresh off creating six similar live events across the top of the South Island and says the format is great to get maximum

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engagement in the content.

“You can open up the conversation to thousands more people who can’t attend in person.”

This year’s elections promise to be one of the most eagerly fought in recent years with a host of mayoral and council candidates putting their hand up to be considered.

Charles says, questions for the debate will be made up from those submitted by Weekly readers. “We want you to email

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Email your questions to editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz.

The Nelson Weekly Mayoral Debate will be held at The Workshop on September 22 at 7.30pm. Entry is first come first served. For full candidate coverage head to page 16-20 or check out the Nelson App’s election button.

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The latest councillor meeting attendance figures have been released by Nelson City Council. Photo: File.

Council attendance in spotlight Kate Russell Reporter

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The attendance record of Nelson City councillors has been laid bare but not all are in agreement as to how much importance should be placed on it.

Councillors aren’t obliged to attend all meetings, as they are appointed to specific committees at the beginning of the council term - but they are given the opportunity to attend all meetings.

According to the latest meeting figures from Nelson City Council, from June 2018 until June 2019, only one councillor had a 100 per cent attendance rate – Mel Courtney.

Mel says meetings are something councillors must place as a top priority.

“The public place enough trust in us to manage this huge organisation. You must follow through on the commitment.

You can’t just have it on the side, you’ve got to be on the job.”

Gaile Noonan also had zero

apologies but was on a leave of absence for four of her meetings.

Most councillors had an average of two apologies - including Matt Lawrey, Ian Barker, Brian McGurk and Mike Rutledge.

Bill Dahlberg, Stuart Walker and Tim Skinner had three.

Both deputy mayor Paul Matheson and mayor Rachel Reese had five apologies while Rachel did not attend a further 11 meetings over the year because of other council commitments.

Luke Acland, who is the only councillor with a full-time job, entered six apologies over the year with another six ‘did not attends’ with no apology given although he told Nelson Weekly some councillors “continually refused” to accept his apologies.

“The regretful thing is, the attendance record and ‘apologies’ have become a point scoring exercise,” he says.

Kate Fulton, who only had one apology throughout the year, believes although meeting attendance is important, it’s not a reflection of the work put in.

“It’s not an appropriate measure.

The more committees you are on the more meetings you must attend. Some councillors are on more committees than others.

Some are on more working parties and then there’s a lot of things we’re doing behind the scenes.”

She also says not all meetings are the same.

“One meeting I attended was only two minutes long. Some are rescheduled last minute which can be hard for those councillors with work and family commitments.”

Kate was one of the only councillors to attend meetings via audio link. This has been an option for councillors this past term and she says it’s necessary if we want a range of people on council.

“I had an out-of-town family emergency, but I was at no disadvantage. I was totally engaged and could follow everything clearly.

“If we want a want a diverse table, we need to support other councillors commitments.”

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NEWS Oral health and the heart: The Heart Foundation is holding a free community information session for people living with heart disease to understand oral health and the heart. Local dental surgeon Ken Joyes will lead the session with family and support people are welcome. “It’s increasingly common to hear that oral health is vital for our overall health, and studies have shown that heart disease and oral health are connected by the spread of bacteria from your mouth, to other parts of your body, through the bloodstream,” says Heart Foundation Nelson Marlborough Heart health advocate Averil West says. The event will be held on Monday, 2 September 2019 at the Ernest Rutherford Retirement Village, Covent Drive, Stoke, from 10.30am to 12pm.

Alan recognised for work: Volunteer Nelson is delighted to award The Car Company Community Champion Award to Alan Kissell, one of Menzshed Waimea’s founding members. Alan, the Menzshed coordinator, is no stranger to volunteering and in fact earlier this month received Age Concern’s Supreme Age Connect Champion Award for 2019 on behalf of Menzshed Waimea.

Menzshed also received nominations for the Intergenerational Champions Award and the One Person Makes A Difference Champion, where Alan was described as “the beating heart of the organisation.” Alan operates Menzshed over and above his three mornings a week Technician role at Garin College where he maintains the machinery and helps prepare student materials.

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Uber to launch in Nelson Jonty Dine Uber is set to launch in Nelson in October, but a local taxi company is warning potential drivers to be wary of the global ride-share giant.

Nelson City Taxi executive director and chairman Graeme Page says Uber may not be the lucrative cash cow it promises to be.

However, he is welcoming the move and expects his company to cope with the competition.

The San Francisco-based company says it will launch its services in Rotorua, Taupo, Napier-Hastings, New Plymouth, Palmerston North and Nelson in October, taking its number of operating cities in New Zealand to 13.

“We always expected them to come at some point, this is a bit sooner than we thought but we are ready,” Graeme says.

However, he doesn’t believe drivers will make able to make a comfortable living.

“What they will find is that other than on Friday, Saturday night, there is not much happening, I will be surprised if they can actually make any money.”

He says the smaller population will mean smaller profits.

Nelson City Taxi executive director and chairman Graeme Page is skeptical of Uber’s entry to Nelson. Photo: Jonty Dine.

“The only way they will make money is with volume and there is no high volume in Nelson.”

Graeme says Uber struggles to survive outside the big cities.

“Anywhere they have gone in regional Australia or America, taxi companies are still going strong.”

Nelson City Taxis launched its own app “ihail” at the beginning of the year.

“I want Nelson to have both apps and then they can compare.”

He says with ihail, customers have the option to enter credit card details and will not be stung with any surcharge.

Security is another concern of Graeme’s, who says a lack of cameras puts riders at risk.

“We have them, so we can have the ride checked.”

Graeme says driver vetting process is not nearly thorough enough.

He says any new driver in his fleet has to undergo 20 hours minimum training, followed by an induction process.

Graeme says Nelson City Taxis is looking to grow its fleet and believes the business will continue to grow.

“We are not going away,” Graeme says.

Uber New Zealand country manager Amanda Gilmore says the launch will give more Kiwis access to “convenient and affordable transport”.

Gilmore says the company had “faith in NZ as a market that can succeed in the world of ride-sharing”.

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Food Factory dream becoming reality Driving and Charles Anderson texting worries police Editor

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Only a few months ago Pic Picot was thinking up his latest scheme – an ‘inventor centre’ where budding food entrepreneurs could create their dream products in a safe space.

Fast forward and now Pic’s ‘Food Factory’ has just received more than $750,000 from the Government’s Provincial Growth Fund.

“It’s just steamed along really,” says Pic. “We put the roof on last week.”

He says the concept of the place is somewhere people can try out their ideas and take them to market.

“It will be a supportive space where people can get help to develop ideas. What I really hope is that people in there help each other rather than having a whole bunch of ‘experts’ telling them what to do.”

The Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) also loaned Nelson Artificial Intelligence Institute Limited (NAII) a $3.4 million to help develop the economic and social opportunities the Artificial

Pic’s Peanut Butter founder Pic Picot and dog Fido in front of the Food Factory, which is under construction. Photo: Charles Anderson.

Intelligence Institute will bring to the Top of the South region.

Picot Productions will take the head lease of the Food Factory space where Pic can personally experiment, while the rest of the space will be

managed by a trust.

A series of enclosed, fullyequipped commercial kitchens will allow aspiring food and beverage entrepreneurs to test their product’s concept, potential scalability and marketing in

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“Ideally we want people who will develop something and then scale up,” says Pic. “Then others will be able to come and watch how a business starts and maybe be inspired themselves, and that is really exciting.”

Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese says the council has a strong focus on adding value to our traditional industries and in a sustainable manner through the application of artificial intelligence technology.

Rachel says Nelson is the ideal location for such ventures, given our region’s reputation as a renowned centre for food production, aided by our favourable climate, quality soils and marine environment.

“We have the right ecosystem of producers, research and innovation, business talent, and a natural competitive advantage in the food and beverage sector to ensure the success of this venture,” she said.

The PGF has also provided $400,000 funding over two years to help grow the region’s economic development projects.

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More Nelson drivers are being caught driving on their phones, with one driver caught twice in two days at the same location.

Figures released by NZ Police earlier this month show that during the three months from April to June more than 340 tickets were issued for using a mobile while driving in the Nelson Bays area resulting in more than $25,000 of fines.

The infringements are more than double the previous period and more than three-times higher than drivers in Marlborough.

Tasman road policing manager senior sergeant Grant Andrews says it’s “disappointing behaviour”. “[It] puts those drivers and everyone else on the road at risk.”

He says police will never know how many deaths or serious injuries their enforcement and education efforts have prevented but does know they’re making a positive difference.

“People just need to remove the temptation turn it onto silent, put it where you can’t reach it, and check your phone when you get there.”

He says road safety is everyone’s responsibility and all road users need to play their part.

“Things can change in a split second and if you’re not paying attention you may not have time to react and avoid a crash.

“No call or text is more important than your life, or the lives of others.”

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Local Navy commander honoured with award Staff Reporter

Commander Brendon Oakley with his wife Lisa, son Lukas, and twin daughters Brooklyn and Ruby after receiving a Defence Meritorious Service Medal. Photo: Supplied.

When Nelson man Brendon Oakley was told he was being awarded a top New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) honour he had one request – that his family be able to attend the presentation.

That’s because Commander Oakley credits his wife Lisa, son Lukas, and twin daughters, Brooklyn and Ruby, as a huge reason he has been able to succeed in the Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) and NZDF. Commander Oakley, a former deputy head boy at Waimea College, who has recently returned with his family to live in Nelson, received the Defence Meritorious Service Medal, which is awarded for exceptionally meritorious service by a member of the NZDF. His citation pointed first to his contribution from 2013-2016 as Commander of the NZDF Support Unit (South East Asia) based in Singapore, which provides support to NZDF operations throughout Asia.

As part of this role he was the Commanding Officer of the New Zealand Installations Auxiliary Police Force – a force of Singaporean police officers administered by New Zealand who are responsible for security and force protection of the Sembawang Naval Installation used

by New Zealand, Australia the United Kingdom and United States navies.

Commander Oakley’s posting to Singapore also made him the Assistant Defence Adviser to the New Zealand High Commission.

These extra duties required him to manage a range of international relationships, and his citation noted “the NZDF’s military relationships across the region were significantly strengthened”.

The other part of his award was for his contribution as the Director of Naval Strategy from 2016-2018, where he reinvigorated the RNZN’s strategic planning and management processes.

Commander Oakley said the award was as much for his family as it is was for him.

“I couldn’t have done any of this without my family – they’ve always been there supporting me,” he said.

“I think what has meant the most about this award is the recognition it gives to Lisa and our family for what they’ve contributed and achieved.”

Commander Oakley joined the RNZN in 1993 as a Weapons Engineer, drawn to the notion of service and helping people in the world while representing the country.

“When you work with partner militaries and organisations they are always really welcoming of New Zealand’s contribution because of the values, ethics and unique culture that we bring,” he said.

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Protesters unite over Nelson Club racism allegations Jonty Dine Protesters advocating for tolerance took to the entrance of the Nelson Club on Friday evening in light of recent allegations of racism and homophobia at the exclusive establishment.

About 50 locals rallied outside the club with scores more driving past and tooting their support.

Two weeks ago, the club met to decide the fate of the member who is alleged to have made anti-Muslim and homophobic comments at an event late last year. The incident led to the resignation of the then club chairperson, when the committee refused to censure the member in question.

Protest organiser Debs Martin said the club needed to step into the 21st century.

“If this is meant to be a respectable place for people to come and meet then it has to respect people of all genders, races and religions.”

Debs says the club needs to be less secretive.

“They should be transparent, open and supportive of the community, they need to censure this type of behaviour.

She says the number of protesters and support shown speaks volumes of how the Nelson community views this sort of rhetoric.

Sarah Sharp, who attended the protest, says comments such as the alleged remarks made by a club member impact on our

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“We need to remember to be kind to each other, we are all human.”

Meanwhile, Nelson MP Nick Smith says the Nelson Club needs to put the “ugly exchange of words” behind it.

Nick, who is an associate member of the club, has organised an information function at the establishment with the Nelson Islamic Society, as a way to improve local cultural understanding.

“Racism and Islamophobia has no place in Nelson. I do not think the offensive comments made by one member to another at a Christmas function last year are representative at all of the club, but given the horrific events in Christchurch in March, we need to find a way to improve cross-cultural understanding.”

The club will host a luncheon in September with Dr Moayid Sherif, the Imam of Nelson

Mosque and President of the Nelson Islamic Society, as guest speaker. Dr Sherif will speak on Islam, the Quran and the New Zealand Muslim community.

“The goal of the function is for the club to engage with our local Muslim community, better understand Islam and to recognise that all people regardless of race or religious beliefs share the same basic human values.”

Nick says he “commends” the club for taking up his suggestion and Dr Sherif for accepting the invitation.

“The club needs to put the ugly exchange of words last year behind it. This is a good positive way to move forward.”

At the last club meeting, the member in question stepped down from the club’s committee but was permitted to keep his membership while the club voted to make an amendment that would make it forbidden to speak publicly about club business.

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Region’s speeders rack up fines

The Nelson Tasman region has forked out more than $870,000 in speeding fines during the first half of this year.

Figures released by police show that the Nelson Bays area has been issued 13,325 tickets for speeding in the six months from January to June 2019.

More than 10,000 of those were from mobile speed cameras with just 2344 being issued by police officers.

January was the worst month for drivers with almost a quarter of the total fines value registered during the month - $206,810 followed closely by April.

Nationally, police saw more than $52 million in speeding fines issued during the first half of the year, with almost half coming from fixed speed cameras across the country.

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Vivo Richmond is one of a group of 85 privately owned salons across New Zealand, run by two Kiwi families (no franchises here).

There’s actually two in Nelson, with the first Vivo at Buxton Square being such a success that the Vivo family wanted to share even more of their passion for hairdressing by expanding into Richmond. With

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Awards a springboard for local jeweller Charles Anderson Editor

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It has been a big year for jeweller Ben Clark.

His company Benjamin Black Goldsmiths, which was founded in 2012, has its eyes on the future.

But it was Ben’s win of Young Business Person of the Year at last year’s Nelson Pine Industries Chamber of Commerce Business Awards that was a great feather in his cap.

“It was really great to be nominated,” says Ben. “A lot of people comment on it. It’s just a really well-run event.”

He says, being a small business, there are a lot of arms to it, which he and coowner Amy Cunningham have to do themselves.

But that has not held them back. Instead, they are currently at Auckland Fashion Week checking out potential new people to work with.

“Over the year we have been expanding into more stores around the country

an extensive, ongoing training program run continuously across our salons, you’ll discover inside a team of stylists with the latest in hair education and training.

Run by salon manager Rebecca, she says of her team of highly experienced stylists “We absolutely love our new salon. It’s such a great location with a modern, friendly environment!”

When asked what her team loves most about hairdressing, the whole team passionately responds. “We want to go above and beyond for our clients, making them feel listened to and happy with their service. We love delivering beautiful results!”

This team of 5 senior stylists are a diverse and dynamic group Louise is from Wales and loves creative colour. “Especially reds!” she says. Lyanri and Bernadette both come from South Africa and offer the perfect cut or blow wave, while Monique is the balayage and

and getting into the corporate market.”

Their apprentice Joel Whitwell also got the highest marks in his apprentice certificate.

“Amy and I have just been doing a lot of meeting planning for the future,” Ben says. “We just want to keep expanding and really focussing on the market from around New Zealand. It can be limited in Nelson but if you can push through then there are big gains to be had.”

Chamber chief executive Ali Boswijk says that it is easy to nominate someone for Business Person and young Business Person of the Year.

“Award criteria for the nominees suggests that they exhibit qualities that inspire our business community,” she says. “They may have their own business or work within an organization that has excelled within their industry or inspired others in innovation and/or business excellence.”

Last year’s winners were Pic

blonde specialist. While running the busy salon, Rebecca loves putting her talents to special occasion hair, providing clients with gorgeous wedding hair or ball looks. When it comes to working for Vivo, the team agrees. “We all value the ongoing training so much!”.

When you walk through the door at Vivo Richmond on Sundial Square, Rebecca is confident you’ll feel like you’re in the right place straight away. “We have such a nice team vibe in a perfect, modern space. Through listening, creativity and honesty we can help you achieve your hair goals.”

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Picot for Business Person of the Year, and Benjamin Clark, Young Business Person of the Year for those aged 35 and under.

To nominate someone, go to www.commerce.org.nz.

Nominations close Monday 9 September. Voting of the finalists will then open to public vote on Tuesday 1 October on the Chamber of Commerce website and using the Nelson App.

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Te Piripoho, Mayor Rachel Reese, Ariana Banks and Jane du Feu with one of the pounamu featuring in the museum’s new exhibtion. Photo: Sara Hollyman.

Treasured pounamu welcomed to Nelson Sara Hollyman Reporter

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A collection of pounamu like no other has officially opened for viewing at the Nelson Provincial Museum.

More than 200 pieces of historical pounamu are now on display as part of the Kura Pounamu – Our Treasure Stone Exhibition.

Created by Te Papa, working closely with Ngai Tahu and other iwi, the exhibition features ancient and contemporary pounamu taonga from all tribal areas of New Zealand, including the Nelson Tasman region.

Kura Pounamu tells the story of this most precious of stones, its significance to Maori, and its enduring value from ancient times until today.

The collection features unique pieces including and extremely rare red pounamu, a toki (adze blade) which dates back to more than 800 years and a large touchstone, Te Hurika, which weighs 170kg.

Before arriving in Nelson earlier this month, the exhibition has been on display in Canterbury, France and spent more than a year touring China.

The welcoming piece for the exhibit

is a carving out of pakohe, also known as argillite. The piece is named Tahu matau māhē (Hook, Line and Sinker) and was created by Nelson artist Frank Wells. It acts as host – welcoming both the touring exhibit and visitors who come to see the collection.

While the exhibition centres on pounamu originating from across New Zealand, Frank’s work acknowledges pakohe as a special taonga for the Nelson region.

Frank says the piece was originally made for an art exhibition where it was then purchased by Ngati Kuia, who have loaned it for the duration of the exhibition.

“Maori mythology and law have a lot to do with fishing and hooks, so I made this piece.”

Nelson is one of the seven pounamu source areas in the South Island; the only place the precious stone is found.

At the opening of the exhibition on Saturday morning, Mayor Rachel Reese said the collection was quite overwhelming.

“Thank you to those that had the vision to bring this extraordinary exhibition to Nelson.”

The collection will be on display at Nelson Provincial Museum until November 24.

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Your Voice Back to the drawing board: In the 14 August issue of your paper we once again read of the problem Modellers Pond. Although I am getting up in years, I have a reasonably good memory. From the time I started work in Nelson in 1954 until a short time before he passed away in 1979, one of my workmates spent many hours working on projects with other members of the Nelson Modellers Club.

On a weekend you could often see him giving children rides on the pond in the Navy Lark. Alongside the pond you would see a watervalve discharging water into the pond. One day during a discussion about the pond I was told that things were to change, the Nelson City Council who owned the pond were looking at setting up a pumping station in Centennial Road, which would pump stormwater into the pond.

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el-boat use would mean using more water from the council water supply but the Modellers club members would be charged. To reduce the capacity of the pond, loads of hard fill were dumped in the pond.

A few months ago, I was told that Nelmac were to trial an agitator system to keep the water circulating.

During a live streaming of the morning session of the council meeting of 8 August, Nelson's mayor seemed to be more concerned in getting, before lunch break, a decision on which council department should be charged for the clean-up experiment charges than she was in finding a permanent solution.

A. Smithson Hampden St closure aims to improve safety: I fear closing off Hampden St West will only move the accidents to another location.

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the options are limited. Let’s hope the effected residents are fully consulted when the trial is reviewed. John Sauer

haste and taking risks because of the extra journey they will have to take, and frustration impacted by this closure. Joanne Moon

How about an overbridge for pedestrians? Much safer. Ruth Leckey

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This will just shift the issues to another street and area.... typical council shortsighted response to an issue that impacts many other intersections. The crossing should never have been placed where it is now for a start...perhaps lights with a crossing at the intersection would be a viable option to control traffic flow and pedestrian safety.

Jeff Mahon I’m disappointed, as the good road users are being punished and having to make alternative routes to school and work which will put more pressure and potential accidents on other school intersections.

People may be driving with more

‘Twas my Dad's favourite song. Remember listening to it as a child being played on vinyl record. Very cool song.

Sandy Brown Vern makes plans after ‘lucky’ local career: Great stuff Vern, thanks for your contribution to the industry.

It’s a much better industry for your passion and enthusiasm and proof that good old-fashion faceto-face advice with the client’s best interests and heart is the always best.

Enjoy exploring this beautiful country and, if you get a chance,

Nelson Matters It was revealed last week that the Government intends exempting itself from the new workplace safety laws and mining regulations put in place following the Pike River Mine tragedy. This is ironically to enable their re-entry project. This is a ridiculous situation where politics is overriding common sense.

The Pike River Mine exploded on 19 November 2010. Two men in the 2.3 km tunnel to the mine known as ‘the drift’ survived.

The remaining 29 men in the mine workings perished. The mine repeatedly exploded in the days that followed.

A Royal Commission of Inquiry was instigated immediately, cost $10.5m and reported in Novem-

ber 2012. It concluded the mine was poorly designed and operated and that the Department of Labour failed to properly regulate mine safety. It specifically criticised the single means of exit. Our Government implemented its recommendations with a new Health and Safety at Work Act (2015), new mining regulations and the new agency, Worksafe NZ. These new laws rightly now require two means of exit from a mine and better ventilation.

Prime Minister John Key promised to recover the men in the days following the tragedy.

Everything possible was done to achieve this. Over $5m was spent pumping nitrogen into the

mine and putting men, robots and cameras into the drift. A comprehensive 800 page report in 2015 concluded recovery of the men could not be done within the new safety laws.

It was heart breaking telling the families. They initially accepted the advice and requested the Government invest $12m in a new Paparoa and Pike 29 Great Walk. I got Cabinet agreement and it opens on 1 December this year.

Winston Peters, Labour and the Greens cynically exploited the families’ disappointment, insisting the men’s remains could be safely recovered. Peters insisted he would go into the mine himself. Jacinda Ardern explicitly

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promised in the Leader’s debate “We’ve got to deliver to those families their loved ones”. The difference from John Key was that by then detailed safety reports said it could not be done.

The new Government created the Pike River Recovery Agency.

It has ruled out going beyond the drift to the mine workings where the Royal Commission concluded the men are. It is also unlikely any significant new evidence will be found noting the Royal Commission concluded the explosion was initiated well beyond the drift. $36m is being spent on this political charade.

Last Wednesday the Government reacted angrily to mining journalist, Gerry Morris for ex-

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posing their intention to bypass the mine safety regulations. He also called the government out on making a political football of this tragedy. Pike River Recovery and Justice Minister Andrew Little belittled Mr Morris in Parliament last Thursday. Their dispute escalated on Friday with the Minister complaining to police and Mr Morris’s home being visited late that night by armed police.

My advice to Government is don’t shoot the messenger. The Royal Commission had it right when they concluded we best respect the 29 men by passing and complying with improved safety laws.

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Golfing for good cause Jonty Dine

Broccoli Row barista Melissa Foskett puts her skills to the test. Photo: Sara Hollyman.

Battle of baristas boils over Sara Hollyman Reporter

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Nelson coffee makers were put under the grind on Monday for the chance to be crowned Barista of the Year as part of the Nelson Hospitality Awards.

Seven competitors were given just eight minutes to make four espressos and four

flat whites to serve to three judges.

Before competitors started to physically make coffees, they first had to complete a written set of questions to test their general coffee knowledge.

Judge Hayden Thompson, of Nelson’s Pomeroy’s Coffee, said they were looking for a total package which includes taste, presentation and

customer service.

Melissa Foskett was the first competitor to take to the machine, followed by Kate Manley, Guy McCracken, Tania Kitto, Lara Coates, Clare Noble and Ashiah Pouwhare.

Judge Emma Hennah of Sublime Coffee said timing and the way they worked in their space, along with wastage, were also important

aspects that they were looking for when determining a winner.

Contestants remarked that it was “tricky” not working with their own machines and being in a different work environment.

The winner will be announced at the Nelson Hospitality Awards 2019 on Monday September 9 at the Rutherford Hotel.

Local businesspeople enjoyed a day off work for a round of golf last week, all while raising more than $10,000 for the Nelson Cancer Society.

A total of 21 teams took to the greens at the Nelson Golf Club last Thursday for the annual Cancer Society and ANZ Charity Golf Day. Cancer Society Nelson manager Michelle Hunt says though it was for charity, plenty of competitiveness was on show, as Sealord took out the Ambrose-style tournament.

Following the on-course action, an auction was held with one punter booking themselves a ride on the Nelson Aviation College B77/800 simulator.

Other items included a five-course meal at Hopgoods, Rainbow Ski Area passes and a flight on the Cable Bay Skywire.

Michelle says players thoroughly enjoyed the day and it’s fantastic to have such incredible community support.

“Even though we had a bit of rain on the last five holes, which is always the way.”

The Cancer Society golf day is one of the major fundraising events the organisation holds during the year.

Proceeds go towards its efforts in supporting those affected by cancer in the region.

This includes enhancing patient and family support systems, improving community wellbeing through health promotion and providing information and resources for the local medical community and the general public.

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The 2019 Local Body Elections are open from September 20 to October 12, with the winners to be declared on Saturday, October 12.

Some of you would have attended the various election events around the region but the vast majority will be reading about which candidates you want to vote for either in this paper or in your voting packs, which is why we’ve put together this election special.

It’s important to get this right because these are the people who decide whether to invest

in new facilities, how to spend your rates and what happens with important issues like roads, parks, water and many, many others.

Only 52.12 per cent of people voted in the last local body election which means only a little over half had a say about how they want the city to operate.

So, get involved, read about each of the candidates and decide who writes about the issues you care about or who you feel will represent your needs the best. For more information about the 2019

MAKE SUrE THEy CAN COUNT yOUr VOTE Fill in your voting document correctly.

• You must follow the instructions.

• Your voting document is for you only – by law no-one is allowed to complete, deface or destroy another person’s document – though note, you can ask another person to help you mark the document if you can’t see well or read or write or have difficulty with English.

Get it in on time. your vote can’t be counted if it arrives late, so have it in by 12 midday, Saturday, 12 October 2019.

RACHEL REESE FOR NELSON MAYOR

A vote for Rachel is a vote for Nelson’s: • People and Prosperity • Community and Commerce • Progress through Partnerships Find out more at www.rachelreese.co.nz AUTHORISED BY R J HARDEN, 15 BRIDGE STREET, NELSON 7010

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Mike Ward a different mayor? Oh yes… but it has taken individuals with the courage to be different to put Nelson on the map, and keeping us there and becoming a role model will take commitment and exceptional leadership… from us all… I hope I have demonstrated that kind of leadership and commitment as an artist and athlete and through my shared leadership of numerous community groups and more than twenty years as an MP, councillor and committee chair, since retiring from the classroom and returning to Nelson forty-plus years ago.

I know and love this community for its courage, creativity and kindness and its willingness to step up but… we desperately need to focus on our shared aspirations and start singing from the same song sheet. Our challenges may be daunting, but for communities choosing to show the way the opportunities are substantial. And the reward? An affordable, gorgeous, inclusive and fun city.

Affordable, gorgeous, inclusive, fun … and sustainable? Our children deserve no less and the world is waiting to be inspired.

• Don’t include anyone else’s voting document in your envelope.

Call us for help: • If you are not sure what to do, ring the Electoral Office number which is on your voting document?

If you do decide not to vote, please destroy your voting document.

I love Nelson, it’s a beautiful city with brilliant people - it would be a privilege to serve as your Mayor. Having been your Member of Parliament and a City Councillor, I have an intimate knowledge of the workings of both central and local government.

I have a strong business background having owned and operated supermarkets, alongside other business interests, creating hundreds of jobs in the Nelson region. This gives me a deep understanding and appreciation of the challenges faced by us all. Being independent assists me in bringing together a democratic, transparent and accountable council working for the benefit of everyone.

My focus is on promoting policies that make our community more sustainable, resilient and connected. This is where our future lies! The Nelson City Council needs a leader who is skilled, experienced and understands the complexities and importance of local government.

That’s what I’m offering you.

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Tim Skinner is a born & bred Nelsonian with a passion to lead Nelson forward.

As a two term City Councillor, Committee Chairman and Resource Management Commissioner, he has worked tirelessly to ensure residents needs are heard and communities consulted, to build a healthy, vibrant, safe community.

He has kept his word in striving to keep rate rises down, and been a strong voice for families around the Council table. With his business and strategic management skills, Tim has consistently championed our council to be prudently minded and supportive of local business & industry.

Tim’s proven record of leadership, teamwork, and getting things done, sees him as the ideal Mayor Nelson needs. He will ensure our city is economically strong and an affordable place to live and raise a family for future generations.

He’s married with children, and successfully built up his own business over 20 years, embraces Nelson’s lifestyle, and is a keen footballer. More info on Tim Skinner for Mayor on www.timskinner.nz or contact Tim 021 668733.

MAyOrAL CANdIdATES local elections, including meet the candidates evenings and where to vote, check out the Nelson City Council website, www.nelson.govt.nz/council/ elections-2019 The candidates who chose not to be involved in this special feature were Avner Nahmias, John Wakelin, Glenn Daikee, Sunny DalyKeenan, Kate Fulton, Owen J Houliston, Robbie Kavanagh, Luke King, Stephen Lindup, Brian McGurk, Dai Mitchell, Harry Morris, Gaile Noonan, Campbell Rollo and Mike Rutledge.

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I love Nelson, home to my family for 35 years. But in the three years I’ve represented you on Council, I’ve realised we can and must do better.

It is unacceptable to have high rates rises while Council struggles to deliver projects on time or within budget. We need strong leadership to get the Council team working together for you and our growing region. I have the skills and experience needed.

For 20 years I owned a local company providing financial advice to families and businesses, and chaired its NZ Board.

I was appointed a Rata Foundation Director for eight years, established Warmer Healthier Homes Nelson/Tasman (insulating 1,500 homes), and helped re-home Nelson Netball to Saxton Field. I’ve coached the Nelson Giants and many local basketballers.

I understand business, the community and our environmental challenges.

I seek the privilege of working as your Mayor. I would appreciate your vote.

Bill Dahlberg, Mayoral Candidate NCC.

For some time I’ve worked hard as an approachable Councillor and as a voluntary leader in many community organizations. With my knowledge, experience and dedication, I’ve made valuable contributions to our city.

Economic prosperity is vital for Nelson and council needs to focus on core needs and the creation of opportunities. Prudent financial management remains a top priority and proper consideration of actual costs and benefits of planned expenditure is needed.

I’ll continue my commitments to limiting rate increases to inflation, supporting all age groups, stopping elder abuse, prioritizing traffic congestion solutions and bringing retail back to Nelson. I don’t welcome any party politics within council and I favour user-pays rather than continuing with large subsidies funded by ratepayers.

Always available, I’m keen to continue to serve. I have a wide range of contacts and I realise how vitally important my historical knowledge is for council debate and decision-making. Living in Nelson is a privilege and contributing to sensible decisions to shape our future is a priority for me.

As Mayor, I’ve been fortunate to work with people throughout our community who are as passionate as I am for Nelson. Together we have built partnerships to support social and cultural well-being, protect our environment, deliver key infrastructure, attract new investment, and secure Nelson as a key regional economy.

I’m committed to continuing that work on behalf of the community, bringing people together for positive change and being a champion for our city. Carefully managing Council finances and lifting Council performance is important. Through responsible spending we have kept rates and debts under caps, achieved AA credit rating, and money’s been spent on what you told us matters. By setting key objectives and appointing the right council staff, we’re getting results. But there’s more to achieve. You deserve, and will get, the best run council in New Zealand.

Improved transport links, a revitalised city centre, responding to climate change, and delivering affordable housing choice are key priorities.

Let’s stick to the plan, maintain stability and positive leadership so that we can all enjoy the prosperity our region has to offer. www.rachelreese.co.nz

I have a clear understanding of what it takes to be a successful Councillor after attending more than 28 Council meetings this year. This knowledge and background in current local government issues will be vital in my ability to get to work for Nelsonians from day one.

I bring a breadth of experience and dedication to the role of Councillor, built on years of successful support of, and engagement with, local community. I will demonstrate service, integrity, professionalism, enthusiasm, positivity and active involvement in everything I do.

I want to be part of a Council that listens to its citizens, gets things done, and lives within its means whilst encouraging growth and opportunity – from the city centre to the suburbs. I will tenaciously ask questions, seek practical solutions, and represent the best interests of our community now and for future generations – to be your voice.

I’m a big believer in locals supporting locals; to me, it’s all about community.

I would appreciate your vote and will work diligently to make Nelson a strong, sustainable, vibrant place for all of us.

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I am re-standing in 2019, after narrowly missing out by 61 votes in 2016 and ask for your continued and valued support in 2019. Let’s move the region beyond the status quo of the past six years of budget blow-outs, lack of transparency and poor delivery of projects.

As your representative on council, I would deliver a strong voice with an open mind that promotes and encourages transparency of decision making and reporting. Debt levels and affordable rates must be balanced against the provision of core services and maintenance. I hold a Bachelor degree in Commerce and Management, a post graduate diploma (PGDipSSS), and diplomas as an Independent Celebrant, Career Counsellor and Life Coach.

I have three decades of work experience, across business, government and non-government organisations with boards of trustees and governance experience. Currently, I am an active member on the board of Nelson Y.M.C.A, President of Rutherford Rotary Club, member of the Celebrant Association NZ and National Council of Women – Nelson.

If you believe in someone presenting your views at the council table with a strong voice – Then vote Trudie Brand for Nelson City Council.

Own ZUMO Coffee Company and ZUMO Nelson. Worked many years as a professional manager for and with large companies (> NZD $10B revenue) including government (> NZD $50B annual budget) Mission • Root out sources of the unsustainable rate increases and resist “some staff and councillors who appear to believe that it is acceptable to increase rates to beyond the affordable level for ratepayers on a fixed income.”* • Provide large organisation, managerial experience to mitigate “The ability of councillors to govern could be strengthened with further training...”* • Provide critical thinking to mitigate “The Council would benefit from a more robust business case discipline...”* • Root out self dealing (i.e. using your official position to inappropriately obtain a personal benefit) and other misdeeds.

• Work with business leaders and the community to develop organically adaptive solutions that are mainly driven by competitive, free enterprise. *CouncilMARK-Assessment-Report-Nelson-City-Council-2017-FINAL.pdf

As a residential and commercial ratepayer I am concerned about rates increases. I will use my financial and governance experience to ensure that our rates are used in the most responsible way.

I want to contribute to a council that works together in the best interests of the residents to create a vibrant and sustainable city for now and future generations. I am not afraid to stand up for what is right, have strong leadership capabilities and am willing to put in the work to ensure you, the Nelson community, have a voice.

I had 23 years with the Bank of New Zealand, since 2001 my wife and I have operated a successful nationwide tourism business, based in Nelson.

A member of the Institute of Directors, I am an experienced company director and have served seven years as Chair of Nelson College in addition to other private and public sector director positions. I am involved as a volunteer with other community and sports organisations. My wife and three sons share my passion for our community. Work with me to create a vibrant and future-focussed region.

My name is Alastair Cotterill. I will be a voice for the Nelson community.

I am passionate about our families, from the youth to adults, helping them grow with confidence and creating a positive impact on their lives. I have a high consideration for those with disabilities and I want children to have bit of a say in this town, too.

I want to ensure rate rises are kept down and that there is a control of expenditure. I will listen to community concerns and issues when they arise. I want to ensure local businesses and industries have a base to thrive, creating economic success for the greater region. I have successfully run my own professional tennis business for 32 years.

Outdoors and running is also a passion. When running over the Grampian hills, and looking down over Nelson, I am really proud of our city and what it could be. I would really like to see Tahuna beach looked after, the modeller’s pond tidied up and the centre of Nelson brought to life.

I am great believer that sport can help youth to adults in a positive way. I will be a champion for Nelson residents. Email tigertennisnz@yahoo.com

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I’m standing for Nelson City Council because I’m committed to championing the community, to deliver what Nelson needs to thrive, so that we can all be proud to call Nelson home. I was a Richmond Councillor for 9 years before shifting to Nelson (didn’t seek re-election 2016), a Nelson Airport director, proudly kicking off the new terminal project, on the Regional Transport Committee, chair of the Joint Councils’ Solid Waste committee and founded the Accessibility for All Forum. Currently I’m a Network Tasman trustee and independent chair of the Joint Councils’ Saxton Field Committee. Married with two sons, I work as a Community Development Advisor. I bring a strong regional perspective, proven leadership experience and a track record of hard work, honesty and integrity in community governance and Council.

Nelson’s growth, and the delivery of services and infrastructure, needs to be strategically planned and well-managed, ensuring affordability and sustainability. As a region, we must strengthen our community resilience and protect our natural resources while enabling economic development, employment opportunities and delivery of community services. I want to be part of a Council that listens to the community, is responsive to their needs, and enables innovation, development and positive action.

This was Sage, my daughter’s blue heeler rescue dog I looked after until when ever. Sage was also my support team for my election campaign on day one. Day two, she bit someone and was put down. Hard decision but the right decision. Heart broken. My campaign almost ended before it started.

RIP SAGE. My name is Bernie Goldsmith. If elected I bring a breath of fresh air and will ensure that there is a voice for the vulnerable and those who want the excessive and extravagant spending of ratepayer’s money to cease.

I am a business and property owner and single mother of three, and have experience in business, legal matters, administration and teaching.

Employment has included working for the police, town co ordinator and backpackers owner. I was president of Tahunanui Rotary and volunteered for Nelson Women’s Refuge. I play golf and paddle with the Maitahi Waka Ama Club. Since the start of campaigning I have learnt that Maori women have never been elected to council in 145 years, since NCC was formed.

If elected it will be a game-changer. Follow my daily blogs, ask questions, make comments: Bernie Goldsmith for Nelson City Council.

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I’m standing for re-election because I believe I’ve helped to make Nelson a better place and, with your support, I’d like to continue that work.

Over the last two terms of Council I have successfully pushed for more flexible housing policies, a healthier environment, safer and more efficient transport links, and more open governance.

I’ve supported sensible infrastructure spends and spoken out against unjustifiable ones. I successfully campaigned for the upper Trafalgar St summer road closures and for policy that makes it easier for women and younger people to stand for Council.

I’m a happily married father of two and the co-creator of the popular cartoon The Little Things. Before Council I enjoyed an award-winning career in broadcasting and journalism, and my ongoing volunteer roles include the Victory Primary School Breakfast Club and Age Concern’s Pet Connect.

Vote for me and I’ll work hard over the next three years to reduce congestion, convert empty offices into housing, increase democratic participation, and bring greater transparency to Council. Vote for progress. Vote Lawrey.

Vote Graeme O’Brien Transparency, FairGraeme ProcessO’Brien & Vote Accountability Transparency, ofProcess our Council Fair &

For seven years I have advocated for the rights of residents on a wide range of issues, live streaming Council meetings, residents’ rights to heat their homes with wood burners and supporting residents who have issues with Council This has given me a firm understanding of how Council can be improved. I am a good listener and would welcome your support to be your voice. I am a family man working in the support sector with people who have high needs in our community and, as a working man, unnecessary Council spending and rates rises causes me great concern.

With a current Council debt of $92 million set to increase to net debt of $178 million by 2024/25, there is seemingly little concern for those on low and fixed incomes or the effects of this level of debt on future generations.

This city has many issues to address, however ratepayers are not an eftpos machine for ill-conceived ideas or fanciful nice-to-haves. I believe Authorised by Graeme O’Brien, 129A Waimeatransparency Road, Nelson of information and a process that is unbiased will get good decisions and, if not, accountability to the ratepayer for those decisions.

Vote Graeme O’Brien. Transparent, fair and a common-sense approach to managing our city. Graeme4council@gmail.com, graemeobrien.co.nz 022-1942-516.

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Kia ora koutou. Growing up in Nelson, I have been privileged to experience the best that Nelson has to offer, from its striking natural environments to its thriving arts scene, and to reap the benefits of its supportive community.

Now, having recently returned from two years of education in Germany, I want to work to ensure that Nelson retains and builds upon its strengths as a vibrant, inclusive, future-proofed city.

I am a strong believer in evidence-based policy and community consultation.

I am committed to engaging with all members of our community and working to represent their interests at the Council table. I believe my younger voice brings a fresh perspective and the ideas and energy required to address the challenges of a rapidly changing future.

I want to support Council to invest in a wide range of transport options, increase transparency, create and enhance community spaces and take proactive measures to plan for and respond to climate change. Council has the opportunity to reinvigorate the city centre through innovative thinking and bold policy, but we need elected members willing to take action to achieve this. I need your support. www.rohanfornelson.co.nz

Authorised by Rohan O’Neill-Stevens, 21 Mt Vernon Pl, Nelson 7010

I want Nelson to be a better place to live, for everyone who calls this city home – young and old, established families and newcomers. This means initiatives such as a more reliable and frequent public transport system, reducing peak hour traffic congestion, easing our housing crisis and improving facilities so we can be out there enjoying Nelson’s climate and surrounds.

I have some good ideas about sweating our assets and want to prioritise getting a much better return on city investment.Phillipa and I have two young sons and I want to see more encouragement for innovative businesses so there are jobs here for our young people.

As a businessman and a homeowner I don’t want to be paying higher rates, but there is a lot council could achieve by using its funds more wisely.

Nelson needs a change in leadership style.

With my nine years experience on council, I have the energy and commitment to help bring people together, on the Council and in the community, to make this the best place in New Zealand to live.

I will be a fresh, dynamic, positive voice, helping to shape the future of Nelson. As your councillor I’ll work hard for you, tackling key issues - housing options, transport solutions, CBD revitalisation, age-friendly communities, youth facilities, the environment and climate change responsibility. A successful business leader with 20 years governance experience in private, education and non-profit sectors, I’m financially prudent, mindful of rates affordability, forward thinking and I have a solutions-oriented approach.

I work across political divides, staying focused on what is best for our communities, environment and economy. I have a Master of Commerce degree; I am on the boards of Nayland College and Volunteer Nelson; and I am a volunteer with Age Connect and Red Cross Refugee Resettlement. I’m part of a large, supportive and outdoorsy Nelson family who love mountain biking, tramping and camping. My partner of 24 years is a builder and business mentor. Our music-loving son attends Nayland College. Working collaboratively towards a more sustainable, prosperous and people-centred Nelson, where all are welcome and encouraged to contribute and thrive.

Please vote. www.rachelsanson.nz

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Meet the team sniffing out sanctuary predators Macca the fox terrier, along with handler Ange Newport, have recently spent five days scrambling all over the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary sniffing out any presence of stoats, weasels and ferrets. We catch up with Ange to learn about the process.

How do you know the dog is onto something?

Macca ‘indicates’, where he slows down, his tail starts to wag and his ears move forward, as he starts to work the scent.

He’s highly motivated to find the source of the scent so I let him work the scent and we’ll follow it as far as it will take us. When Macca gives his indication, I note the location of this is a point of interest and report this back to the manager. The sanctuary team then lays traps in that area in response, to try and capture the animal present.

It seems like a lot of land for not a lot of dog.

We have to be quite strategic about the approach, bearing in mind the scent lasts up to 36 hours, depending on environmental factors, and the dog will generally pick up scent from around 25 metres. With active searching, it’s a moving target, and our aim is to cross paths with where it has been

and left its scent, over the last day or two.

Why doesn’t Macca detect rats and other predators at the same time – surely that would save time and money?

We train the dogs on specific scents – rodents, or mustelids, or feral cats for example - because the way of dealing with them is different and the people who will be following up with the trapping response need to know what they’re targeting, as different traps and lures are used to target the different animals.

How do you train the dog?

The first part of training focuses on good behaviour and obedience, working towards Interim certification, which is usually when the dog is 1014 months. After that we then have 6 months to train towards the full certification which tests target specification, obedience and work ethic. This is where the focus shifts to teaching the dog what you want them to find, and

all the other things they need to learn to ignore.

How’s your Nelson sanctuary experience been?

It’s a brilliant habitat for the species you’re trying to encourage here. Plus, it’s great working with established tracks and trapping lines that are well set. My ankles have really appreciated the great quality of your tracks so a shout out to your volunteer track cutters.

What’s the hardest thing about the job?

I’m not home very much, so it is hard to maintain a ‘home life’.

Last year I would have been home collectively about three months out of the whole year, so you have to be ok with being away a lot.

The dog can go a lot of places I can’t and sometimes vice versa– you have to be careful neither of you gets stuck. We work as a team, and have a very trusting relationship, and you get very good at gauging times, and your capability as a team.

Macca and handler, Ange Newport, are one of the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary’s lines of defence. Photo: Supplied.

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Community benefits from funding The latest round of Community Investment Funding has been completed with 32 groups receiving a total of $71,393 from Nelson City Council.

Council received 77 applications in total, with the grants allocated to the successful applicants ranging from $820 to $5,000 each.

“The grants will contribute to a

wide range of social development projects in the community which include supporting emergency accommodation, the provision of art programmes for at-risk youth and contributing to the development of stories celebrating being Pasifika in Nelson,” Community Services Committee chair Gaile Noonan says.

Heat PumPs • air Conditioning under Floor Water Heat PumPs Ventilation • duCted sYstems Colombian migrant Evelyn Cabezas Caicedo, left, is being supported by Nelson’s new community navigator, Jenni Bancroft. Photo: Kate Russell.

Helping migrants navigate Nelson Kate Russell

While even the best of us can struggle with tax forms and job interviews, it can be almost impossible for new migrants and former refugees.

That’s where Jenni Bancroft comes in.

Last month, Jenni was appointed to a new role at the Victory Community Centre ‘community navigator’.

Her job is to help migrants and ethnic communities around Nelson and Tasman connect to services such as Work and Income, IRD, health care, and help them with other key processes and situations in their settlement journey.

She’ll even teach them the basics of making an appointment to view a rental property, filling out forms and writing a CV. “Red Cross helps them with these things for six to 12 months, but after then, some people still need help. These

things can be hard for us, so how are they supposed to make it happen?” says Jenni.

“Migrants, mainly from Colombia and Myanmar, are either referred to me from schools or other agencies, or they can just simply show up.”

The role is an initiative of three local community organisations - Victory Community Centre, Multicultural Nelson Tasman, and English Language Partners.

It is being funded by Nelson City Council and the Rāta Foundation.

Jenni, who came from a role at Multicultural Nelson Tasman, says there was a “gap” in the services being offered, with language barriers and cultural differences being the biggest hurdles to overcome.

One migrant she has helped is Colombian mother of three, Evelyn Cabezas Caicedo - who refers to Jenni as “superwoman”.

She moved here just over a year ago with a Spanish early

childhood qualification and approached Jenni for help with putting a proposal together.

“I want to visit early childhood centres in Nelson and spend one hour a week teaching them Spanish, so Jenni has been helping me with typing my proposal and checking it for spelling,” says Evelyn.

Jenni, says although she is still “finding her feet”, the best part of the job is seeing people learn how to do things independently.

“I also love building relationships, hearing their stories and seeing their journeys.”

The role is also being observed by other services and communities of the region and nationwide, as an innovative model of what could be a broader response to the facilitation of migrant settlement in New Zealand.

For more information, contact Jenni on 03 546 8389 or email vcccomnav@victory.school.nz

Vern is off to enjoy his retirement.

Let me help you plan for yours.

My good friend, and fellow professional, Vern Mardon has announced his retirement after many years looking after the people of Nelson. I feel privileged to look after his clients ongoing, and maintaining the relationships he has built over the years.

I have 12 years experience in the industry covering insurance, investments and financial planning. I have a degree in finance and am both an authorised financial advisor (AFA) and certified financial planner (CFP). Suitably aided by our practice manager Sue Herd and business partner Alan Bradnock (AFA), we look forward to providing the same high-quality advice that Vern has provided.

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Nelson’s budding baseball star jets off to USA, Wednesday, June 19: Nelson baseballer James Matthews had a rough introduction to international competition earlier this month. The 13-year-old travelled to Branson Missouri with a New Zealand side for the annual Cal Ripken World Series. The Kiwis lost three and won one of its pool games, progressing to the ‘iron’ or B bracket of the tournament. This is where the side picked up its second win against New England before bowing out in the semi-final to the Pacific Southwest. Mexico went on to win the World Series, defeating Hawaii 4-1 in the final.

Emily Olthof is the Nelson Weekly’s deliverer of the month. Photo: Charles Anderson.

Hilly work pays off for Emily Staff Reporter When Emily Olthof ’s mum suggested she take up a paper run as the 10-yearold’s first job, she was a little surprised.

But more than a year and a half into the gig, mother

Helen is proud that her daughter has stuck with it.

“It’s a bit hilly, so I’m really impressed.”

Emily delivers the Nelson Weekly to Songer St and the Ridgeway and has just been selected as the newspaper’s deliverer of the month.

“It’s a little bit hard,” she admits. “But when you do it for longer it gets easier.”

However, she is enjoying the extra money in her back pocket. Emily is hoping to buy a return ticket to Auckland to visit her eldest brother.

“It will be nice to visit him.”

Weekly delivery manager Karl Hadfield says that Emily is a fantastic worker and is a worthy recipient of the award, which includes a double pass to State Cinema.

It’s just in time, too. This week is Emily’s birthday.

Nelson City Brass triumphant, Wednesday, July 17: Following their recent success winning the B Grade at this year’s New Zealand Brass Band Championships, which were held in Hamilton last month, Nelson City Brass have been promoted to the A grade by the Brass Band Association of New Zealand. Secretary Wayne Jennens called it a “remarkable achievement” for a band which only five years ago was at the bottom of the C Grade. Three national titles in four years have made Nelson City Brass one of the fastest rising musical ensembles in the country.

Students make it up as they go along, Wednesday, July 31: Secondary students from around the region took the stage at the Suter earlier this month for the regional theatresports finals. Garin College won the senior grade – it was the first time they have claimed the title in 14 years. Golden Bay High School took out the junior section. Both teams will compete in the national finals in Christchurch on September 22.

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Although acting is in his blood, nine-year-old Ryder McMeeken can’t help but feel a tad nervous about his next role.

The Hampden Street School student has been chosen to perform in the award-winning and critically-acclaimed A Doll’s House at the Theatre Royal on 10 September.

Written by Emily Perkins and directed by Katherine McRae, the modern ‘Kiwi’ adaptation of the Henrik Ibsen classic cleverly exposes the power and gender dynamics within a marriage.

The three-show tour will also be visiting Hamilton and Dunedin, but Ryder will be playing the role of Billy in the

Nelson show only.

“I’ve been in two school productions, but I’ve never done anything like this before,” he says.

The auditions were held two months ago, and Ryder was up against six other boys from the region.

“I found out a few days later.

My reaction was ‘surprised and scared’.”

Ryder will only get three rehearsals with the Wellingtonbased cast that also includes Westside’s Sophie Hambleton who plays Nora, Simon Leary, Kali Kopae, Peter McCauley, Francis Biggs, and 10-year-old Sophie Fulton who plays Billy’s twin sister.

Born in New York, Ryder moved here as a one-year-old.

His mother, Tami Mansfield, is

Mention the name Yid Ee Goh among the Nelson music community and you get a unanimous response – a lovely man and a talented musician. Now based in Auckland, former Nelson Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster returns next month along with pianist Lisa Chou to perform NCMA’s last Celebration Series concert of the year. Yid Ee came to Nelson to take

up the position of Concertmaster of the Nelson Symphony Orchestra in 1995 when the orchestra was lucky to attract a Port Nelson sponsorship.

Yid Ee and Lisa will perform a programme of music for violin and piano. The event will be on Sunday, September 8 at 3.30pm, with tickets $30 + service fee and available at ticketdirect.co.nz

American/Canadian and runs a drama school in Nelson.

She says this is an “amazing opportunity” for Ryder.

“We were on holiday in the USA when we heard about it. They were looking for an eight or nineyear-old boy, he was keen, so we signed him up for an audition.”

Just like most other nine-yearolds, Ryder also enjoys playing sports and video games but says he is looking forward to the experience - and of course his family and schoolteacher are looking forward to seeing him up on stage.

“I’m excited and nervous,” he says.

A Doll’s House is on Tuesday, 10 September, 7:30pm at the Theatre Royal. Tickets are available from the theatre box office or Ticket Direct.

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Since then, there have been many excellent referees over the years, some of which have officiated on a national and international level.

Today, our region’s referees give up their Saturday’s so the players, coaches and parents can all enjoy theirs. When the whistle blows, and the ball is kicked, they are right in the thick of it, helping to grow the game.

In his role as the Referee Education Office for the Tasman Rugby Union, Dave Paterson is keen to continue to build on the positivity and respect for referees he believes exists in our region. “We’re relatively lucky here, but in some regions, referees have been

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Education and rugby law Alongside referees’ coaches, Dave holds regular training nights for referees and he’s also making himself available to go into schools and clubs to help them understand rugby law. “We’re all passionate, and when decisions go against our team or the team we’re supporting, some people don’t react that positively. But let’s face it – referees at club level are all volunteers doing their very best but even the best refs in the world makes mistakes.”

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them, there wouldn’t be a game.” Dave says referees have to make calls and it’s just how they see it at the time.

Trained, competent refs Wanderer’s Rugby Club Director of Sports, Marty Davis says he’s never witnessed a game in Nelson where he thinks the referees are not as competent as the players. “The refs are at the same level and grading as the players so it’s illogical to expect to get international referees when playing at a low level.” Marty says referees train to fulfil their roles and it’s beholding on everybody to respect that. “People who watch television think they understand what’s going on, but it doesn’t match the reality of the laws. They’ll make comments from the side lines which becomes infectious – someone says something out of line, then someone tends to pick up

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Next year, Dave would like to work more closely with clubs and teams to bring the teams closer together. “People may feel that a referee’s decision cost them the game – but there may be genuine issues where we need to explain the law better. We want people to understand that referees, players and coaches are all in this together – it’s a partnership. The Tasman Mako are doing fantastically well because they are really focussed on the game.

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If securing five points while exploring their depth of talent was Tasman’s objective at Lansdowne Park on Saturday, the afternoon was an unqualified success.

Not only did they over-run the Manawatu Turbos 64-3, they also showed that there is a rich vein of ability running right through the squad, enough to cover the upsand-downs of an NPC season.

Players such as hooker Hugh Roach, flanker Jacob Norris, midfielder Tim O’Malley, wingers Tima Faingaanuku and Jamie Spowart were given a starting opportunity and seized their moment eagerly.

Frontrowers Sam Moli and Isaac Salmon, new halfback Uchida Keisuke, plus utility back Fetuli Paea grabbed big minutes off the bench, their input providing the second half momentum that saw five more tries added to the home side’s tally.

Mako co-head coach Andrew Goodman said one of the best things to have come out of the match was the input of lesser-

Mako winger Jamie Spowart scoring one of his three tries against Manawatu. Photo: Evan Barnes/ Shuttersport. utilised players.

“It was good to see a couple of boys have their first games [for the Mako] plus a couple of guys that hadn’t played many minutes this year, so it was great to build that depth in our squad heading into a busy part of the season.”

Goodman is well aware the Mako have painted a sizeable target on their backs, given their three-from-three opening to the Mitre 10 Cup campaign, but said there will be no overconfidence

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or taking selection for granted leading into their next match [away against Taranaki].

“I think what we have created now, especially with this game, is good competition for spots so we will keep driving that every day.”

A totally new face for Mako fans to identify with was second half replacement Keisuke, a 22cap Japanese international. He looked sharp and hungry for work, maintaining the speed of the game while not afraid to have

a snipe around the breakdown.

“He is going to be a valuable addition to our squad,” suggested Goodman.

“It was great to see Atu [Moli] and his brother Sam out there playing together, a special moment for their family. It was Atu’s first game for the union and Sam came on and played really well.”

The All Blacks’ squad is named on Wednesday, meaning there is a chance the Mako could lose

a player or two to international duty, with Jordan Taufua also a possibility to be picked up by Samoa.

Goodman is unfazed by the possible disruption.

“We’ll just wait and see what happens. Obviously, we have our fingers crossed that the boys make those teams, we’ll celebrate any success we get with any of our boys making those [World Cup] squads.”

Sunday’s comprehensive victory also underlined the growing reputation of Lansdowne Park as an increasingly tough venue to beat the home side at. Tasman have now won nine in a row in Blenheim since losing to Auckland in September 2015, creating something of a “Fortress Mako” in the eastern side of the region.

Next up is Taranaki, 4.35pm next Sunday in New Plymouth.

Scorers: Mako 64 (Spowart 3, Squire, Roach, Taufua, Christie, Norris, Jordan, Blackadder tries, Hunt 4 cons, O’Malley 3 cons) Turbos 3 (Black pen)

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Nelson’s professional video SportS gamer has big dreams

Netball: Nelson will play host to the 57th annual South Island Secondary Schools tournament next week. The tournament will see 80 teams competing across three grades over the three-day event. Players will also be treated to an appearance by three World Cup winning Silver Ferns. Games will run from 9am4pm on Monday and Tuesday with the A grade final at Nelson College for Girls on Wednesday at 3.15pm.

Jonty Dine Bailey Murdoch’s parents were dumbfounded when he emerged from his bedroom and declared that he was now a professional gamer.

The 20-year-old says he simply stumbled upon the career.

After suffering a season ending shoulder injury playing for the Waimea College 1st XV, Bailey was forced to sit on the sidelines for six months.

He says he gained weight and lost motivation.

However, it was during this time that he became immersed in the gaming scene.

Things started small for Bailey, taking part in competitions with a $20 prize pool.

Nelson professional gamer Bailey Murdoch is hopeful he can soon go full-time with his new But Bailey has since enjoyed a career. Photo: Supplied. meteoric rise and was recently the only New Zealander Six Siege ESL Pro League playing time in his chosen is a Cutie’. It’s just stuck. named in the E-Sport team encompassing teams from game, training most evenings While currently working part“Mindfreak” to compete in next Europe, the Americas, Asia, until midnight. time at Dominoes, Bailey month’s Melbourne Esports and Oceania.

“Persistence is key, as with hopes he can ditch the pizza Open 2019, which has $50,000 The primary objective of the anything you want to succeed at, boxes soon to game fulltime. up for grabs. tactical shooter game is to you have to put time and effort.” “I am hoping this can be my These events are proving diffuse a bomb and eliminate While excited about his career career, it all depends on how popular with weekend tickets enemies. choice, there is one decision well we do this season.” at the 7,500-seat arena already Games typically last about 40 Bailey does regret, his gaming He says he hoped to one day sold out -going for $215 AUD. minutes with the first side to nickname “cutie”. compete in an international Bailey signed his first contract win seven rounds declared the “I really hate that name, I didn’t competition. with “Dark Sided” as an victor. choose it for myself. I was “I love travelling, so to do 18-year-old before joining “it can get pretty exhausting dating a girl and she changed something I love, play games Mindfreak earlier this year. and intense,” Bailey says. the names on my games. When and travel, would be a dream The team play in the Rainbow He has logged 5000 hours of I started playing it was ‘Bailey come true.”

Bowls: Nelson’s Ryan Hunter and Richmond’s Daniel Watson finished a close second in the inaugural New Zealand final of the 1-5 Development Pairs played in Nelson on Saturday. The pair were pipped

by Poverty Bay teens Nathan Trowell and Matthew Foster. Hunter and Watson finished with four wins, one draw and two losses to record nine points. The Nelson pair won the right to play in the final when they finished first in the Top of the South/ West Coast zone final. Their North Island opponents proved too strong however, winning 11-8.

Running: Celebrating its 25th Anniversary on Saturday is The Dun Run with 325 trail runners heading into “the backwoods of Nelson” and onto its alpine mineral belt. Competitors are split almost evenly between locals and visitors. Fifty runners have opted for the 36km Long Course starting from the Trafalgar Street Bridge at 7.30am while the rest have the “luxury” of a later start from the Maitai Dam for their 25km Original Course journey.

Among this group will be inaugural 1995 race winner Greg Fraine, retracing his footsteps from his glory days.

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Nelson College celebrates its first UC title in 12 years. Photo: Shuttersport.

Nelson College’s superb season isn’t over yet after winning the UC Championship in a pulsating final against Christchurch Boys High School on Saturday.

Nelson trailed by eight points inside the first minute of the second half, but a dominant twenty-minute period for the hosts clinched its first title in 13 years.

Skipper, man of the match, and

player of the tournament, Anton Segner, scored two crucial tries to seal the 35-31 victory.

While standing under their own posts and momentum firmly with the visitors, Nelson’s captain went about bringing his side back in the contest.

“When we were down, I tried to keep the boys as calm and collected as possible. I’ve said it a lot, but

our problem at the time was just the fact we didn’t have any ball and you can’t win a rugby game without a rugby ball.”

His words helped inspire a remarkable comeback as Nelson produced 24 unanswered points to claim the title.

Anton will now lead his side into the South Island final against Otago Boys.

“We were not just playing for the school, but the whole city of Nelson,” Segner says.

He says his side showed incredible resilience to stage a comeback on the high-pressure stage, but the job isn’t over yet.

“Very excited about the win but also excited to get back to work for this Saturday.”

Anton says a big focus for them

going into this game was enjoying it and playing with smiles on their faces.

“I tried to reiterate that, as I know that we play best when we are having fun.”

Anton was seen consoling a heartbroken Christchurch captain Maximilian Hughes following the win.

“I felt a huge sense of under-

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standing for Maxi as the game was so close and Christchurch Boys carries so much pride in their rugby programme. But I just told him that he can hold his head high as he has been leading the boys extremely well all season and has done so well to make it this far too.”

The German powerhouse was in typically outstanding form while fullback Daniel Rogers produced his best performance of the year with an incredible display on attack.

Nelson was stunned in- Nelson skipper and player of the tournaside the first two minutes ment Anton Segner with his UC Chamas prop Benjamin Lopas pionship medal. Photo: Shutterport. powered over to silence the home crowd.

Inch was brought down metres Nelson were falling off early tack- from the line but Nelson recycled les and Christchurch cashed in quickly as Taya Brown put Conas fullback Benjamin Hassall fin- nor Johnston in the corner. ished off a sharp set piece move.

It was a disastrous start to the secThe top qualifiers looked flus- ond half for Nelson. tered, making a number of mis- Christchurch struck first with takes and giving away needless Keegan McGregor picking off an penalties to the well-structured intercept to score under the bar.

Christchurch side.

Nelson didn’t take long to reply Two pilfers in quick succession though. from skipper Anton saw Nel- After a quiet first half Ben Fainson finally begin to string some gaanuku injected himself and moves together. The side then sent Rogers away for his side’s produced a scintillating back second. line move from kick off. Ollie Still trailing, Nelson needed a se-

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rious swing in momentum. Step up, Anton Segner.

The ever-present flanker found himself in space and strolled over to take the lead before turning down an easy shot at goal and putting the result beyond doubt with his second try.

Christchurch offered its fans a late glimmer of hope with two late consolation tries to Fabian Holland and replacement Josh Taula, but it was Nelson’s day with the supporter’s club erupting on the final whistle.

Anton says it was a proud moment in his final game at home but hopes there are more memories to be made.

“I am hoping and confident that we can take our current momentum into this week’s trainings and the game Saturday.”

Nelson will travel south this weekend in a bid for a spot in the coveted top four championship.

“Overall, extremely proud of the boys for making it such a memorable weekend and definitely looking forward to the next challenge.”

Scorers: Nelson: 35 (Rogers, Segner 2, Johnston tries, Barton 3 pens, 3 cons) Christchurch: 31 (Lopas, Hassall, McGregor, Holland tries, Lewis 3 cons)

SUPPORT THE 1ST XV TO GET TO THE SOUTH ISLAND RUGBY FINAL Following on from Saturday's great win over Christchurch Boys High School, our 1st XV are now heading to Dunedin this Saturday to take on Otago Boys 1st XV for the title of South Island Champion. The winner of this match then goes on to the National Top 4 competition in Palmerston North the following week.

In order for the boys to arrive in Dunedin fresh & in the best possible shape for their game vs Otago Boys we have made the decision to travel by air to Dunedin.

While this comes at a significant cost, we do not want to impose additional expenses back onto the players as they have already had a large number of away games (10 of 16) this season with the associated cost.

We are therefore seeking the financial support of the NC Rugby and Old Boys communities to help this team in its endeavours representing the school on a national stage.

If you require any further information please contact Dean Lund (fundraising organiser) PH 027 705 8004 Email deanlund@hotmail.co.nz.

Any donations can be banked directly into NBS Account 03-1354-0271419-027 please put your name in the Reference field Many thanks, Nelson College Rugby

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Nelson Netball’s most storied rivalry will write another chapter next week when the two sides meet in a third consecutive premier final.

Prices Ahurei and Jacks OPD each booked berths in the final after seeing off their semi-final opponents in contrasting styles at Saxton Stadium on Thursday night.

Prices captain Danya Whiting says her side will be confident coming up against rivals Jacks, after previously toppling the side in round three.

“When we met them last, I just wanted to get close because we hadn’t all season. So, the win was a bonus, now we just have to believe we can do it.”

Meanwhile, Jacks skipper Jess Drummond says her team is keen to avenge its extra time loss in the final last season.

“It still hurts, we want revenge.”

Jess says her side is peaking at the right time following its 67-35 demolition of Stoke NBS in the semi-final.

“It was the first consistent 60 minutes we have put on the court this season.”

The veteran centre says they know Prices will be a formidable opponent as the only side to have beaten Jacks all season.

She says the key to victory on Saturday will be to be patient and play smart netball.

“We need to look after the ball, we

know they have a great defensive end so we need to stay composed and give the right options on attack.”

She says, after the final went into double overtime last year with Prices staging a late comeback, Jacks needs to be consistent throughout the four quarters.

“The last five minutes is just as important as every other minute.”

Prices will look to claim back-toback titles after a hard fought 43-41 semi-final win over Richmond 45.

Up 10 goals after three quarters, Prices gave Richmond a late sniff at victory but saw off the challenge thanks, in large part, to its superb defensive duo of Holly Chandler and skipper Dayna.

Dayna says, while it was a satisfying result, she says it got a bit too close for comfort in the final minutes.

“But at the end of the day when you can hold on when it’s tight like that in the last couple of minutes it’s a positive thing heading into the final.”

The two sides will be facing off after contesting finals in 2017 and 2018, with Jacks claiming the crown in 2017 and Prices coming away with the win last season.

Neither Jacks or Prices are likely to give anything away with so much on the line.

Results: Prices Ahurei 43 def Richmond 41 Jacks OPD 67 def Stoke NBS 35 Final: Prices vs Jacks 1.45pm Saturday August 31 Saxton Stadium

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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL stall in nelson market Sat 31 August. Support human rights efforts. Letters available to sign on international issues. Mat 021 563021 NELSON INSTITUTE TALK Nigel Costley presents “Matter Over Mind” an illustrated lecture on the gallant science of Phrenology, unjustly called ‘Psychology’s little faux pas’. Sun 1 Sep 2pm. Nelson Library Activities Room. $2pp. 5483101.

EXPERIENCE THE SOUND OF SOUL Sing HU, a sacred sound and ancient mantra, to expand your awareness and gain spiritual insight. Sun 1 Sept, 4:00-5:00pm, 44c Bronte St. 0211567914 ORAL HEALTH AND HEART DISEASE Public presentation, Ken Joyes, Dental Surgeon Mon Sept 2, 10.3012pm, Ernest Rutherford Reception, Covent Dr, Pre-registration required 03 545 7112 nelson.office@heartfoundation.org.nz HIGGINS HERITAGE PARK Pigeon Valley Rd Wakefield, Father’s Day 1 Sept 10am-3pm see the many vehicles on display at the Classic and Collectible Car Show. Sausage sizzle, hot and cold drinks will be available, plus Steam Engine and Bush Jigger rides will be operating along with all sheds open. Diane 027 6316786.

NELSON SOCIAL DANCING CLUB at Club Waimea 7 Sept. Live Music 7.30pm-11.15pm. Members $10 NonMembers $15. Chris 021 160 1358 MARYBANK GARDEN CLUB Tues, Sep 3, Jaycee Room, Founders 7.30pm, AGM Speakers Sid and Sue Lambert marybankgardenclub@gmail.com NELSON PHILATELIC SOCIETY Next meeting Tues Sept 10, 7.30pm at Stoke School. All welcome.

5471140 NELSON COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB The next Club Night will be held in the Club Waimea Hall on Sun, Sept 8 at 6pm. Come along, sing, or sit back and be entertained by our members and friends. Paul, 5480926.

OUT TO LUNCH COMMUNITY lunch11:45am Wed Sept 4 at St Barnabas Church Stoke, opposite Countdown.

NELSON DISTRICT ROSE SOCIETY Monthly meeting 9 Sept 5.30pm Richmond Library. Speaker Bill Brett.

Light Refreshments. All welcome. $2, Liz 0278844774 SUNRISE WALK FOR WELL-BEING Join us on a 6 km airport perimeter walk for Mental Health Awareness Week. Light snack, live music and guest speaker. Wear yellow, bring your friends. Koha to Supporting Families in Mental Illness Nelson. 6am Sat 21 Sept – Nelson Golf Club Carpark, 38 Bolt Rd, Tahunanui NELSON ELECTRONIC ORGAN AND KEYBOARD CLUB next meeting is on Sat 7 Sept 1.30pm at Stoke School Hall. Players and listeners are welcome. $2 cost for visitors. Yvonne 545 0954 HOW DO WE BUILD RESILIENCE IN OURSELVES, players, employees so that we/they can always respond well under pressure and perform at their best?

Mainland Tactix netball coach, Marianne DelaneyHoshek, will discuss these and other key skills which have helped her turn around the Tactix - who sat at the bottom of the table for most of the 10year history of the ANZ netball competition prior to her taking the reins in 2017. 25 Sept at Beachside Conference Centre. events.commerce.org.nz STOKE METHODIST CHURCH HALL Neale Ave, Stoke.

Sat 7 Sept. 8.30 until 3.30pm Entry $3.00 Cut flowers, daffodils, floral art. Stalls selling all kinds of plants, raffles.

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the month. Next Gathering 25 Sept 2019. Claire 035450835, 0273601039 LOOKING FOR A REWARDING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY? Red Cross Refugee Settlement training course be a part of settling former refugee families from Myanmar and Colombia into a new life. 7 Sept. phone, 5465012 or email nelsonadmin@redcross.org. nz CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL An invitation for Community Groups to enter the very popular festival. Fun for families, businesses and schools. All are welcome. fred.bev@xtra.co.nz SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER 9am -3.15pm Brightwater Hall, Plants, cakes and produce for sale. Food available, Entry adults $4 Children free. 5287653 ENNER GLYNN PLAYCENTRE free spaces for preschoolers. 3 free visits. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, 9.3012pm. Come and play and have a chat to other parents. 03 547 4007 CASUAL SPANISH CONVERSATION get together on Mon from 6-7pm, Victory Community Centre. All levels/ages. Native speakers free, learner’s min $4per session. Fundraiser for Play Centre and Toy Library. Just turn up. Femke 0212988332.

NELSON GUILD OF WOODWORKERS 7pm on the last Wed of the month. Bill Filmer 03 547 5104.

PILATES Tahunanui Community Centre 61 Muritai st. Suitable for all levels. 6pm Thurs. $10. Marion 021 08399290 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 ISEL LADIES PROBUS CLUB welcome to our friendly club, fourth Wed monthly, Baptist Church Stoke at 10am, Coffee and lunch groups also. Joy 538 0035 or

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NELSON NORTH LIONS CLUB welcomes new members to join their small established group that are passionate of providing voluntary services through community involvement. PH John Rodger on 0276749333 john.rodger@xtra.co.nz VICTORY COMMUNITY CENTRE. FITNESS FIRST. Come join in this relaxed fun and social class. Great for beginners or those who want to increase their fitness level. Mon 6pm $7. Marion 021 083 99290 LINE DANCING beginners Tues, Thurs 9.15am all ages and gender. Stoke Methodist Church Hall. Bring your friends and just arrive. Bring a cup. Free morning tea.

Diane 0274 491 569 MINDFULNESS AND RELAXATION for people affected by or supporting someone with cancer. Tues 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation Cancer Society 539 1137 CONVERSATIONAL MANDARIN GROUP Are you a learner or native speaker of Mandarin Chinese? Join us for conversational practice each Thurs downstairs at NMIT library 4.30 - 6.pm. All ages/levels welcome.

Jane 027 260 2808 DO YOU LIKE TO TEACH? Are you patient? Have a passion for working with different cultures? Are you an experienced driver with Full licence for 2 years or more? Interested in supporting former refugees get their licence? Contact Margo at Red Cross 59 Parkers Rd 021 255 8550 or openroad.nelson@redcross.org.nz NELSON GUILD OF WOODWORKERS meets 7pm in the Nayland College wood-working room on the last Tues of month between Feb and Nov. Bill 5475104 NELSON CAMERA CLUB meets second and fourth Mon 7.30pm Netball Pavilion, upstairs Saxton Rd, Stoke. We welcome all photographers from beginners to experienced. 021 2360 847. www.nelsoncamera-

club.co.nz CENTRAL GARDEN GROUP Stoke Methodist Church Hall, Neale Ave. Every second Wed of the month, 1.30pm. New members welcome. Barry 547 9086.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS alcohol causing problems for you in your life? want to stop drinking but can’t? Maybe we can help. Meetings daily 0800 229 6757 BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy St, if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. 539 1137, info@cancernelson.org.nz FLEX AMERICAN FOOTBALL TRAINING Sun at Tahunanui Back Fields at 12pm with Nelson Wolverines, Great for beginners Males/Females 16 and older, 02040573202, nzflexfootball@gmail.com 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, Mon 1.30pm in Tahunanui Community Centre.

Improve your overall fitness, cardiac & brain functioning, great music. Shirley 547 1433/021 121 8023 LAUGH YOUR WAY INTO WINTER. Join us at Victory Community Centre for Laughter Yoga. 5.30pm Wed. $2 khoa. Bring something to lie on. Cath 5451207 SOCIAL START UP Advice from Chartered accountants, lawyers for Setting up Non-profit Finance Organization to help first home buyers. Vivian 0210390211 vivajoy19@gmail.com.

NELSON MALE VOICE CHOIR invites keen male singers to join us at rehearsals at the Reformed Church Nelson, Enner Glynn Mon evenings at 6.45pm. John 544 3131

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