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Gay conversion therapist to flout ban Erin Bradnock A Nelson counsellor says he is prepared to go prison to keep delivering a controversial and discredited therapy aimed at converting homosexuals to heterosexuality.

Labour announced their Rainbow policies last week, including a ban on so-called “conversion therapy”, if re-elected. The therapy is described by US-based

charity The Trevor Project as "dangerous and discredited practices aimed at changing an individual's sexual orientation or gender identity”.

However, David Riddell from Stoke’s ‘Living Wisdom School of Counselling’ labels homosexuality as a “maladjustment” and says the ban is a “vital issue to every counsellor of integrity and every counsellor who claims Christianity. It will

make criminals of us all”.

He says, going to prison for continuing the therapy would be worth it.

David says he has helped many young people live “heterosexual lives” in his 30 years of practice. He says his opinion on someone living as a homosexual is “no different to someone who eats too much sugar or drinks too much alcohol or is a workaholic”.

Zen Smith at Q-Youth says David’s views on homosexuality were “privileged” and they believe Riddell to be “out of his depth,” when it comes to understanding LGBTI issues.

Q-Youth, provides support, information, advocacy and education for LGBTI young people and their whanau.

Nelson’s Labour candidate Rachel Boyack says she is aware that conversion therapy is practised

by counsellors in Nelson and that she fully supports Labour’s promise to ban it.

“I know there is a high price for that service, and we need to put the needs of young people’s mental health over someone’s profit.

“I’m a practising Christian and it’s important we put our young people first, that’s something that is fundamental to me,” says Rachel.

Founders Book Fair coordinator Karen Clark and volunteer Gretel McNeill with the thousands of books on show this week.

Photo: Kate Russell.

Book bonanza hits Founders Kate Russell A spring-time book fair is coming to Founders Park this weekend in lieu of the traditional annual winter event.

The Founders Book Fair, which is usually

held on Queen's Birthday weekend, kicks off this Saturday and will run for 10 days.

Organiser Karen Clark says, due to Covid-19, there were doubts that it would go ahead at all this year.

“We had to cancel in June and then

cancel again in August when we went back into Level 2. It's only since Level 1 we made the decision to go ahead - so we kicked into full gear.”

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Four people were injured when two cars ended up on Tāhunanui Beach after crashing through the barrier on Monday. A police spokesperson says they were called shortly after midday when two vehicles crashed on Rocks Rd. St John Ambulance spokesperson Gerard Campbell says four people were assessed by St John at the scene. Three had moderate injuries and one had minor injuries. Two of those patients were taken to Nelson Hospital by ambulance. Fire and Emergency NZ shift supervisor John Ditmer says two units were sent to the crash. He says nobody was trapped but crews assisted police and ambulance for about half an hour. FENZ says it serves as a reminder to our communities to take care on our roads, and the importance of wearing seatbelts. Photo: Sara Hollyman.

And it’s a decision that was easy to make, due to around half a million items having been donated this year.

Many of these consist of what Karen calls “lockdown clear-outs.”

“We have far more books than normal. We stopped collecting donations during lockdown but when it finished it was like people had done nothing but clean out their bookshelves.

“We haven’t scaled back at all - in fact, it’s bigger.”

This year there is a new room dedicated to mixed media, including DVDs, CDs and vinyl, due to its

increasing popularity at the fair.

“We also had around 200 posters donated, so we’re going to sell them this year, too.”

Karen says the new area will make room for more books and “puzzles for Africa” in The Granary.

“It’s definitely been the year for puzzles.”

The fair began in 1988 and is a major fundraiser for Founders Heritage Park.

The Founders Book Fair runs from 17 - 26 October from 10am - 4:30pm. Entry is $2 per adult or $5 for a ten-day pass. Children under 12 are free. Remember to bring a reusable bag for your books.

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The trust that runs the Nelson Arts Festival is amid a shakeup after the director resigned after only a year in the job and three of its seven board members have also signalled their intention to leave.

The normal festival was cancelled this year due to uncertainty in Covid alert levels. It was meant to be running properly now but the board made the decision in early September to cancel all normal events before Labour Weekend.

Nelson Festivals Trust chair Brent Thawley confirmed to the Nelson Weekly that festival director Padma Naidu had resigned, along with board members Sarah Sharp, Caroline Marshall and Debbie Hannan.

“We have all been unsettled for the past months and certainly we haven’t been delivering the sort of festival we all expected.”

The arts festival has instead been running smaller events in the city.

Brent says that with all the uncertainty people are feeling, some are questioning what the future looks like.

The Mask Parade was one of the events cut from this year’s Arts Festival. Photo: Sara Hollyman.

“People are reassessing what’s important.”

Brent says that the finances of the trust are looking OK and the decision to postpone early put it in good stead.

Earlier this year the trust requested a reduction in its funding from $565,000 down to $305,000.

It was also granted an extra $100,000 to run the Mask Parade but then the trust made the call to cancel that. The funds will be returned to Nelson City Council, minus the costs already spent, says Brent.

He says the decision to cancel the majority of the festival was made on the information they had at the time. The factors were reducing the trust’s financial

exposure and protecting ratepayers, Brent says.

Outgoing director Padma Naidu, who came to Nelson from Auckland last year to run the festival, says it has been a challenging year.

“It’s been an interesting time… it’s certainly not what I expected in the first year of the festival.”

She says she will see out the festival but is reassessing her priorities and is not sure what the future holds or where she might base herself.

Debbie Hannan was also resigning from the board saying it was time for new energy.

“It is time to get some young faces, some mana whenua. It would be great to give some of those people a chance.”

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Jeremy Matthews knows how it sounds – a real estate agent who lives on Moana Ave high over Tasman Bay telling Victory residents that they need to start thinking creatively about what the Southern Link could mean for their community.

For the last 19 years he has been wanting the Government to build the new highway that would very likely follow the old Railway Reserve and down in St Vincent street. He says it needs to happen. Victory residents have long said the move would severe their suburb, create a community divided by a road.

NZTA is currently in the process of deciding the future options for Nelson’s transport issues.

They include building an ‘Inland Route’, known as the Southern Link, establishing clearways on Waimea Rd and Rocks Rd or widening Rocks Rd and having it remain as SH6.

Jeremy and his cohort of pro Southern Link enthusiasts say that the oppositional narrative over a new inland highway needs

to move on.

“It’s unproductive. If you want to call it an olive branch … let’s have a look and see what we can do.”

He says Victory needs to think about what it might be able to get out of a new highway that he says is “as inevitable as sunrise”.

“There is no other community in the Nelson region that is facing such a dramatic challenge with such an amazing opportunity.”

Jeremy has a vision. He thinks that a new highway should come down into St Vincent street and then sink down below the sight line. Then he says all the shops should be demolished with the new Victory created around Victory Square.

“The park is the sizzle. Right now, it’s got some seagulls and a couple of cricket teams on the weekend.

It’s nice but it’s just sitting there.”

He says the community should turn its back on the road and so the new square, complete with shops and maybe apartments, becomes more a village green that still has room for cricket.

Then he says that the intersection with Toi Toi St should be split into levels with a flyover that itself becomes a park, in the form of New York City’s Highline. It

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Jeremy Matthews thinks Victory needs to think about what they could get out of the Southern Link.

Photo: Charles Anderson. would have separate pedestrian and cycle paths so both parties are happy, he says.

“That is the piece de resistance.”

Currently the Southern Link is the cheapest of the long-term options, at $190m to $260m, but something of Jeremy’s vision would cost considerably more.

“We don’t want the cheapest, we want the best.”

On the topic of Victory’s pollution levels under a new highway, he says that electric cars and trucks

would eventually mean there would be no issue.

“These are just ideas. To some people I’m the devil incarnate and I’m kind of cool with that.”

He and a consortium of pro Inland Route groups are currently in battle with the NZTA over what they say was a flawed consultation process. They say that the agency released their plan with incorrect assumptions about what clearways might do to Waimea Rd and Rutherford St.

“It’s a shot across the bow.”

Jeremy says his skin in the game is that he hates seeing “potential not being released”.

He says he would like the Victory community to think about what could be in it for them and then demand it of council and Government.

“It sounds like I am trying to buy them off, and I am.

“I look at the waterfront and I see how much pleasure it could bring for everybody.”

Contemporary ballet meets classic rock music Not to be missed, Grooves! is contempo- finished product,’ so we created Grooves!.” Lesrary ballet at its best. Nelson-based Primar- ley realised she needed to form a company to ily Dance is presenting this fabulous triple bill bring to fruition the type of dance she wanted with professional dancers from all over New to present and so Primarily Dance was born.

Zealand, including three local students. Tak- The first half of Grooves! triple bill presents a ing place at the Theatre Royal on October 17th, duet to Captured, a song by Bic Runga, then this amazing performance combines the clas- Smile Lines - an intergenerational reflection sic rock songs you love with

by Loughlan Prior (Choreogballet, contemporary dance, rapher in Residence with the and a taste of tango. PrimarRoyal New Zealand Ballet) set ily Dance aims to involve NZ on Lesley and ballerina Laura choreographers working with Jones. The second half features professional ballet and condance to 8 great rock songs. The temporary dancers to take touring company is comprised high-quality dance to small of professional dancers (sevcentres and arts festivals. eral graduates from the New “It all came about last year Zealand School of Dance), ex when we did a ‘rehearsal Royal NZ Ballet Dancers, and in development’ in front of a dancer who should currently an audience for the Nelson be with Perm Ballet in Russia.

Laura Saxon-Jones rehearsing Arts Festival,” says Primarily “Everyone is really different Suzanne in the Japanese GarDance Artistic Director, Les- with real personalities and dens. ley Bandy. “I love late 60s and they’re terrific dancers. Anearly 70s rock music like Leonard Cohen and other exciting thing – award-winning costume Pink Floyd, plus I have a huge classical ballet designer Elizabeth Whiting designed the amazand entertainment background. So, I thought it ing costumes. It’s a really different dance experiwould be fun to do something with that kind ence everyone can enjoy – very theatrical and of music. It also makes ballet very approachable entertaining.” The Grooves! Triple Bill 2020 Top for people who wouldn’t normally attend”. At of the South Tour takes place on 17 October at the development rehearsal, the audience were Nelson’s Theatre Royal. Purchase tickets at the fascinated to experience the process. “Then the Theatre Royal. To find out more, visit www.priNelson Arts Festival said, ‘we’d love to have the marilydance.com.

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Nelson’s cheapest petrol revealed Kate Russell Two self-service outlets owned by one company have taken out the city’s lowest fuel prices in a recent Nelson Weekly survey.

Price boards, before loyalty discounts, were analysed from 11 petrol stations in Nelson and Stoke, on Monday, 12 October.

Results found that NPD St Vincent St and NPD Parkers Rd equally offered the cheapest 91 fuel prices, at $1.80 per litre.

The most expensive in Nelson was the independentlyowned NPD Port Nelson Fuel at $1.89, followed closely

by BP Haven Rd at $1.88.

The other prices ranged from between $1.84 and $1.86.

In terms of diesel prices, NPD St Vincent St and Parkers Rd were the winners again at $1.09, while the most expensive was a tie between NPD Port Nelson Fuel and BP Haven Rd at $1.16.

NPD CEO Barry Sheridan says because their St Vincent St and Parkers Rd outlets are self-serve, they are able to operate with lower overheads and operational costs which

allows them to pass on those savings to motorists.

“As a Nelson-based, familyowned business, NPD understands the importance of bringing lower fuel prices to our community - making a positive difference to the weekly budget for Nelson families.”

He could not comment on the price of fuel at NPD Port Nelson, as it is independently owned and operated, but stated they accept supermarket discounts as well as the 15c Gold Card discount.

In Richmond, the cheapest 91 fuel out of the stations surveyed was Caltex Richmond, at $1.84 per litre, with the most expensive fuel in the region coming in at a whopping $2.12 at Caltex in Hope.

Readers should keep in mind the prices on the boards don’t always reflect what you will pay for fuel, especially when you take into account loyalty programmes - such as Z’s Pumped or AA Smartfuel.

A petrol pricing app called Gaspy can also show users the best prices on fuel from petrol stations in the area.

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Nelson’s first timers cast their vote With many young locals voting for the first time in this election, reporter Erin Bradnock asked them what they were wanting out of their respective ballots.

Nelson College’s Josh Sheridan and Allize Mangar have already voted early.

“I voted yesterday with my Mum. I was surprised by how easy it was,” says Josh Allize agrees: “I went with some friends over the weekend. It was cool. It was so quick and easy.”

Both say they’ve been impressed

with Jacinda Ardern’s leadership and her performance in the leaders’ debates. Each have gotten their policy information from Facebook and the leaders’ debates.

Josh and Allize say their friends who can are all voting this year.

“I think everyone’s pretty aware of this election. It was also super easy to enrol,” says Josh.

Nelson College for Girl student Esther Walters just made the cut for this year’s election due to the date being pushed back to the October 17.

“I’m super excited that I can vote now,” says Esther.

“Voting is not just for the white old people, it needs to be everyone voting because this is how things will change. Vote for people who will positively impact your community.”

Esther says she would be considering many issues

when casting her vote this year including mental health, homelessness and poverty.

Esther wishes there was more education around politics to address the consistently low youth voter turnout.

“We need some good education that isn’t confusing. That tells us how it is so we are set up for the rest of our lives to make meaningful decisions about who and how to vote.”

Nayland College’s Ruby Vidgen has also cast her vote early, after walking past by a polling booth last week with a friend.

Ruby considers herself a political person and has been keeping up with party policies through the televised debates.

Ruby considered policy regarding conservation, housing and mental health while deciding who to vote for.

“Mental health is a big one for me, I feel like I haven’t

seen any improvement over the past decade as the issue just worsens,” she says.

When it comes to conservation policy, Ruby says she has not been particularly impressed with any of the parties’ policies.

“I’m more concerned with conservation over carbon limits and things.

I think New Zealand and our government should be focussing a lot more on conservation.”

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Isel Twilight Market returns Erin Bradnock Isel Park’s Twilight Market is returning tomorrow after a winter hiatus.

The free-entry market will begin this Thursday at 4.30pm and will continue every Thursday through the summer, weather permitting.

Market founder and organiser Jo McCrostie says community support has been instrumental in continuing the markets amidst event cancellations in Nelson.

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Corporal Jack Everett has realised his schoolboy ambition of working as a RNZAF helicopter loadmaster. Photo: Supplied.

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When he was still at Nelson College, Jack Everett decided he wanted his work office to be in a Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) helicopter.

He has now realised that office goal as he and three others graduated as Helicopter Loadmasters at RNZAF Base Ohakea last Friday.

Corporal Everett was encouraged to apply for the role by a New Zealand Defence Force recruiter.

“After looking into it I thought that it looked like a pretty cool job,” he says.

“After looking into it I thought that it looked like a pretty cool job.”

He filled in time between leaving Nelson College and the Air Force by working in hospitality and in an aluminium joinery factory while waiting for his place on the loadmaster course.

Now, at 21, he has progressed from struggling to direct a helicopter around a practice square to the exacting job of directing the pilot with pinpoint accuracy.

A cool head, quick reactions and critical thinking skills are essential for a helicopter loadmaster, who is responsible for any passengers, underslung loads and rescue hoists.

Corporal Everett needs to be able to assess fastchanging situations, determine the right course of action and then communicate that effectively to achieve a successful mission.

“I’m now able to winch someone to a specific point with night vision goggles, in amongst a whole lot of trees,” he says.

It’s a handy skill to have when you are part of a search and rescue team.

Corporal Everett will now join No.3 Squadron, which is called on to carry out aid delivery and search and rescue missions in New Zealand and around the South Pacific. It also supports the New Zealand Army by delivering troops and equipment into combat and supports the police and other government agencies.

Recently, the squadron’s NH90 helicopters and crew supported the Australian Defence Force-led response to the bushfires and also the response to the Whakaari/White Island eruption.

Corporal Everett, who is also a firefighter with the Feilding Volunteer Fire Brigade, says the RNZAF has been a great career choice for him.

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Rachel Boyack for Nelson

Ross Lampert, FIRST Union organiser with Jenny Wells, FIRST Union delegate and Rachel.

We’re committed to helping working New Zealanders by raising wages and protecting them while they’re at work.

Labour has increased the minimum wage to $18.90 this year, increasing the pay of 242,000 full time workers by an extra $48 per week. And we’ll raise it again to $20 by 2021, as well as extending the Living Wage to workers contracted to the public sector, and doubling sick days from 5 to 10 days a year.

As a former FIRST Union organiser, Rachel has spent years fighting for workers across the top of the South to get a fair deal, and she negotiated collective agreements with employers like Nelson Pine to lift wages and conditions for workers.

Rachel says that Nelson still has a reputation for ‘Sunshine Wages’, but she believes that anyone who does a fair day’s work deserves a fair day’s pay.

Rachel has spent years advocating for better working conditions for people like Pak’nSave Richmond employee Jenny Wells.

“I met Rachel when she was the organiser for FIRST Union,” Jenny says. “When Rachel put her mind to something, it got done. She was extremely effective at advocating for us, and that’s why I’m supporting her in the election.”

Improved health services As a Nelson MP inside a Labour Government, Rachel Boyack says she will be a strong advocate for a new hospital for Nelson and improved mental health services.

“It’s important to me that clients and their whānau are fully involved in the design of services at Nikau House so that they meet the needs of the community.”

Labour has made record investment in health infrastructure after nine years of neglect. “As your Member of Parliament inside a Labour Government, I will push hard for a new Nelson Hospital to be at the top of the list,” Rachel says.

Rachel’s work with the clients and whānau of Nikau House is an example of how she made people’s voice heard and made a positive change for mental health services in our community.

“I supported the clients in their battle to protect Nikau House all the way to Wellington to present their petition,” Rachel says.

“I continue to work with the clients and families to ensure they have input into what the services look like going forward.”

Rachel with Nikau House campaigner, Daniel Timms.

Vote now and give two ticks to Labour With Election Day this Saturday we are urging people to vote early and avoid the queues on Saturday.

The polling booths have COVID-19 precautionary processes in place which means voting may take a little longer.

A big thank you to the friendly Electoral Commission teams across the Nelson electorate who have made it so easy to vote early.

Jacinda and the team have a plan to rebuild New Zealand and it’s already underway, now’s not the time to put on the brakes.

Outside of Parliament I have a proven track record of getting things done for Nelson.

I advocated for a new school for Richmond West and was delighted with last week’s announcement that a site has been purchased making us one step closer to a new school in the area.

This is just one of the many initiatives I have backed to make Nelson a better place to live.

This election is Nelson’s opportunity to have a seat at the table in a Jacinda Ardern- led Labour Government. If I’m privileged to be elected as your MP, I will be a strong and positive voice for Nelson.

Please give your two ticks to Labour so we can keep Nelson moving!

Every New Zealander deserves a warm, dry, safe place to call home We turned around the state housing decline by putting an end to National’s state house sell-off and ramping up our state house building programme, with Kāinga Ora now building more than 25 new houses a week.

Outside there’s room for a raised vegetable garden and the secure fence and gate has made Maree feel safe.

Here in Nelson, the first state houses built under this Government’s watch welcomed in new tenants last October.

The first tenants to move into the Kawai Street block, Maree and Mark Phillips, say their sunny, warm, dry home has “meant everything” to them.

“She goes down the streets pointing out Labour election hoardings shouting, ‘we need Rachel and Aunty Jacinda’.”

“It’s dry, it’s warm, it’s double glazed and insulated and has a walk- in shower which has been great for us as we both suffer from arthritis,” Maree says.

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Her small granddaughter, Ruby-Lee is very impressed with Labour.

Labour’s Candidate for Nelson Rachel Boyack was pleased to accompany Associate Housing Minister Kris Faafoi to visit some of the new state houses in Richmond that are almost ready for tenants to move into.

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Paying it forward for homeless on birthday Erin Bradnock Instead of asking for presents for her 15th birthday, Sophie Weenink Smith instead asked for donations to help the city’s homeless.

Now she has raised nearly $2000 to help that growing community.

Sophie handed out 65 meal cards last Sunday at Anzac Park as part of Giving Aroha’s evening meal service. The community group serves over 60 homeless people meals each week. “When I volunteered to cook and serve food last time at Giving Aroha, it broke my heart when a man said it was the first meal he had eaten in days,� she says.

Sophie started fundraising as part of her 15th birthday at the start of the month, asking friends and family to donate to her Givealittle page for meal cards instead of buying anything for herself. “I hope to inspire the community to do the same on their birthdays. Even if one person in Nelson did this each week it would really make a difference,� Sophie says.

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Covid cancels Santa Parade Staff Reporter To avoid a potential Covid cancellation, the Santa Parade will not go ahead this year.

The Nelson City Council has opted for an ‘alert level proof ’ Christmas celebration, taking the decision to hold a number

of smaller events over the entire month of December rather than a Santa Parade.

There will be Santa photo ops, carol singing, games and performances of The Nutcracker ballet.

People shopping or dining at participating outlets will also be in with a chance to win $5000.

99 DAY BOUNTIFUL BOOK BONANZA DAY BOUNTIFUL BOOK BONANZA DAYBOUNTIFUL BOUNTIFUL BOOK BONANZA 999DAY BOOK DAY BOUNTIFUL BOOK BONANZA BONANZA Sophie Weenink Smith has been fundraising to help give homeless Nelsonians meal vouchers. Photo: Erin Bradnock.

Sophie has been handing out personalised notes with supportive messages inside such as ‘you are loved’ and ‘keep your head held high, you are amazing and strong’.

Sophie says $1810 has been raised this week for food vouchers provided by Loaves and Fishes at Nelson’s All Saints Church. The Loaves and Fishes meal cards are exchanged at the church on Vanguard Street, which has been running its service for 25 years.

Sophie says she started volunteering with Giving Aroha once she began to notice how

big an issue homelessness is in Nelson. She says she has noticed more and more homeless camps on her river clean up trips.

Sophie says she will continue to advocate and fundraise for the homeless community by handing out meal cards each week until the funds run out.

She says anyone looking to help with kai or donations can visit the ‘Giving Aroha in Anzac Park’ Facebook page. “I think it makes people realise how lucky we are. I’ve had really positive messages from strangers who want to help, and it makes me so happy,� Sophie says.

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Your Voice Dear Sir, Yes, “we’ll build the link’ say Nats, led by our MP Nick Smith. But two environment courts have said “no” and the NZTA has found that 49 per cent of Nelson is against the Southern Link and now just 39 per cent are for it. So, MP Nick Smith should “stop flogging a dead horse” and “throw in the towel!” Anton Hyman No slowing down for mechanics of VTNZ’s over 70s club: Good on you guys. I've had many good years of service from the team at VTNZ Pascoe St, they're all a good bunch. Gavin Palfreman Yes and no to this sort of thing. Have they ever thought that they are keeping young people out of a job?

Steve Lawson Good on you guys. I think that if you're still fit and healthy, why not, especially if you still enjoy what you do.

Helen Hills All that experience – awesome. We should be hooking into these people for all their knowledge. The young ones would learn so much - 70+ is not ‘old’. Viv Hitchcock Restored locomotive needs consent to operate: What a shame, I feel for those volunteers who

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have devoted so much of their time to this restoration. WF 403 was one of the engines I had to keep the steam up on the nightshift when I worked at Greymouth Loco at age 17.

I have been looking forward to her being fired up but I guess it will never happen now, just like the inland route - it’s only been on the go since the 1960s. Shame on you NCC for waiting till now to stop it.

Alan N Barb Cochrane

Is this so they can fund the Santa Parade? Oh no sorry, they have cancelled this too. Lloyd Elliott If there was one car it would need a resource consent, but a dozen locomotives would not. To run these old machines a few times a year would surely not impact on the air quality or pollution to the extent that 36 cars a minute do on Waimea Rd. Allan Mulligan I think the recourse consent relates to it exceeding the inner-city smoke bylaw.

Just nuts. They should be helping the park to get people through the gate. It’s great for kids to see these old trains working.

Bevan Macdonald Ridiculous. What an asset to our community this would be. Daniel Daly Come on NCC just give them consent, they operate by the sea and main highway, are you going to make all trucks

with what’s been sold, don’t bid.

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A group of motorcyclists with real concerns for the numbers of teen suicide cases happening each year are using their wheels and hearts to assist those suffering. Tribal Nations Motorcycle Club (TNMC) ambassador Richard Tatana says they use the noise of their machines to raise awareness. Any funds raised are passed on to organisations that work directly with suicide prevention. At their event, starting at Filco Harley Davidson, Annesbrook, on the November 7, TNMC will hand over funds raised to a representative from Youthline. Tribal Nations Motorcycle Club Christine Warren and Anton Bugler are pictured here. Photo: Jacqui Rawson get resource consents.

Colin Appleton Jobs at risk as international students dry up: If we can have overseas people here for sport, films etc then why not overseas students.? As long as they get tested, isolate, and once here they stay for the year. No going back and forth. Also, they would be happy to pay for their isolation stay. It’s a billion-dollar industry that NZ needs. Stu Marsland If international students are willing to stay the whole year and quarantine on ar-

rival, then they should be allowed to do so. They bring so much extra money into schools that government funding will never replace. Nikole Berkett Nazi memorabilia auction ‘offensive’: It’s history, good or bad. I would love some off that stuff. Makes you think how good we’ve got it. Steve Cobb To deface someone’s property is not okay. I’m sure the auctioneer did not hold a gun to the bidders and force them to buy the items. It’s simple - if you are not happy and disagree

Nelson Matters I seek your vote in Election 2020 so I can continue to champion this wonderful Nelson Tasman region we share. I do this job because I love helping people.

I have the experience to know how Government works. Recent cases include getting NZ residency for volunteer firefighter and florist Steve and Gail Webster, resolving the Ministry of Education bill of $15,000 for teacher and new parent Jasmine Jenke and helping access cataract surgery for Angela Wilson. I sort hundreds of cases like these each year. This work also helps me identify where Government is not working and drive change.

I am also motivated by the opportunity to advance projects

with others that will make Nelson an even better place. They have included establishing the Kahurangi National Park, getting Garin College, building Whakatu Drive, upgrading our arts facilities and projects like Saxton Stadium for our sports and the Early Settlers Memorial recognising our history. Projects started but not completed include the Waimea Community Dam, the Great Taste Cycleway and the extension of Snowdens Bush.

My top priority in this next Parliament if re-elected will be getting progress on a new hospital for Nelson. It will involve investment of over $500 million. The current buildings are outdated,

too small and New Zealand’s most earthquake prone hospital. The Building Act changes I made as Minister require it be replaced by 2028. We need to get on with it.

Nelson’s growing traffic congestion cannot be ignored. National has announced a fully funded $210 million plan to get on with building the Inland Route and converting Rocks Road into a boulevard for walking and cycling. These major infrastructure projects are part of National’s economic plan. A recession is a smart time to be investing in community assets. It is far better to create jobs building these facilities than on paying thousands of people the dole.

Freedoms of our democracy are so much more important than outraged people.

History is more important to remember than obscure or hide. I have no problem with people owning these items. Their reasons for owning them are theirs.

People need to pull their heads in and allow us our own beliefs. I hate what Nazis did - I have visited a concentration camp and learnt a lot about this period in history. People don’t be outraged to live in a free society.

Shane Goodhue

How about kiwis get disturbed about the child sexual abuse and family violence that plagues this country instead of someone selling a flag. We live in the age of hypocrisy.

Emma Marshall

The Nazi flag can realistically only have one meaning and that’s the support of white supremacy and racism, not to mention the horrific torture that the Jews and other people were put through.

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I like auctions, having said that, not the only dodgy items on sale. Never talked to them about it but was also unimpressed by the furniture made out of elephant’s feet in another recent auction.

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My Election 2020 campaign has focussed on jobs. Nelson has already lost hundreds of jobs and dozens of businesses. Unemployment is tipped to top 220,000 nationally and 4,000 locally. Labour is compounding this problem by imposing extra costs and regulations on businesses. National’s policies like Jobstart and Skillstart do the opposite and will help keep people in work.

The other major campaign issue has been Labour’s centralisation of our most important public services like our polytechnic, NMIT and Nelson Marlborough District Health Board. Nelson has everything to lose and nothing to gain from them being run

from afar. National will ensure we retain local control of NMIT and our District Health Board.

Nelson is the best little city in the best little country in the world.

These are challenging times. I offer the experience of having helped get Nelson through two previous recessions. Working together we will recover and make Nelson even better.

My final plea regardless of who you may be supporting is to ensure you vote. Nelson proudly has one of the highest polling rates. It shows respect for those who have fought for our freedoms and that we care about Nelson’s and New Zealand’s future.

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Rachel Boyack for Nelson

Nick Smith

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I’m proud to be your Labour candidate for Nelson, a beautiful place with a heart that cares for its environment and its people. I’ve worked hard in our community as a union organiser and as health and safety co-ordinator for the Anglican Diocese. Community service is in my DNA. I’ve given my time to serve on the boards of the Nelson Women’s and Children’s Refuge and the Nelson Environment Centre. I’m a former President and council member of the NMIT student association. You can learn more about my record of service and achievements in this issue of the Nelson Weekly. I know I have support at the highest levels inside Labour to achieve my vision for Nelson. If I’m privileged to be elected as Nelson’s Labour Member of Parliament, I will work hard to: • support local businesses to rebuild post COVID-19 • get fairer pay for our workforce and end “sunshine wages” • eliminate homelessness • advocate for a new hospital and improved mental health services • get better public transport • address climate change.

Let’s keep Nelson moving with a local Labour voice inside Government.

Nick needs your electorate vote so he can keep helping people and fighting for Nelson. He is one of the most experienced MPs in Parliament and has the skills we need to help get us through these tough economic times.

Nick has helped achieve a long list of major projects for Nelson including the Kahurangi National Park, Garin College, Whakatu Dr and Saxton Stadium.

Recent projects started but which he wants to see through to completion are the Waimea Community Dam, Great Taste Cycleway and extension of Snowden’s Bush Reserve.

His next key projects are the replacement of the earthquake prone Nelson Hospital, a new Berryfields School in Richmond West, building the Inland Route and converting Rock’s Rd into a boulevard for walking and cycling.

Nick and wife Linley have four children, he is a civil engineer and has a doctorate in landslides from the University of Canterbury. His recreational interests include kayaking, running, biking, recreational fishing and rugby.

“I’ve never had ambitions of being a politician, I’ve always been more concerned with people on a community level. For the last 10 years I’ve been working in community one way or another, whether it be Supported Employment or Ministry Leading. However, it was when I witnessed the absolute over-reach by this government during the COVID-19 outbreak, that I realized I couldn’t sit idly by while the Government ignores science and common sense, while crippling our economy, robbing our people of their well-being and showing absolute disregard for our individual sovereignty as free-thinking human beings.

Regardless of a virus’s lethality, infection rate or its novelty, when we as a people surrender our human rights and GOD-given freedoms, we put our Nation’s future at immense risk – a risk much higher than 24 deaths. We have been told that by decimating our economy, we have put health before money. This is a disingenuous slight of hand that fails to address the fact that without a stable economy, there is no healthcare for the people. It is this lack of foresight to the future of our country, along with many other irrational assumptions, that have made so many people like myself question the integrity of the government. With absolute blind determination they continue down the same outdated and unscientific response to this health issue. At best, we are seeing a government not able to adjust its trajectory during a crisis. At worst, we are seeing a wilful decimation of our people based on some sort of ulterior motive. Which ever it may be, the entire government lacks the transparency and accountability to be trusted by New Zealanders.

With the rushing through of many laws during lockdown, Draconian bills that allow for unwarranted home entry, continual regulations and restrictions on Farming and Agriculture, proposed restrictions on free speech and a government-controlled internet censorship, we are sailing dangerously close to the Socialist/Communist regimes that has caused the collapse of some many countries and sadly the deaths of millions worldwide. I am not just fighting for Nelson, I am fighting for my children’s future and my children’s children’s future here in New Zealand.”

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I stand for Justice, Righteousness, Truth and Freedom.

I stand for the unborn, for the youth, for the homeless and the fatherless.

I value life to the very end.

I stand with Tangata Whenua to help promote, protect and preserve their customs, traditions, wairua and values.

If ever there was a time to have a strong Christian voice championing Godly values and principles as a political and social reality in Aotearoa New Zealand, it’s now!

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Bruce Dyer has managed the Nelson Enterprise Loan Trust since 1997. It’s made 300 loans totalling $2.5m with a 98% repayment rate. His Master’s degree, completed in 2017, studied the Nelson region becoming more selfreliant. Jim Bolger recently called for a new economic model. The current profit-driven, market model is failing to meet our housing needs, to lift our families and children out of poverty, to address our high youth suicide rates and to stop 4000 plants and animals becoming extinct.

The Progressive Party is offering that new model – a holistic model that recognises our physical, mental and spiritual dimensions.

Such a model would see: • the state building houses • income tax replaced by taxes on production.

• a full employment policy and just minimum wage that covered basic needs - food, clothing, housing, medical care and education • inequality reined in by linking low and high wages together • large businesses like supermarkets and rest homes incentivised to run as cooperatives, thereby making the economy more democratic.

I’m a father-of-three, a geologist, and the founder of a Nelson-based scientific editing business that employs 35 people and serves clients worldwide. I’m the Green Party candidate for Nelson because I care about social and environmental justice, and because I want a better world for all of our children.

This election should be a contest of ideas and of vision. During this campaign the Greens have released bold policies to address child poverty, tax reform, inequality, housing, transport, clean energy, protection of our oceans, the future of farming, and the climate crisis, because we believe that success should be measured in terms of community well-being and healthy nature.

For too long, previous governments have limited their focus to economic growth at the expense of affordable housing, public services, equality, and nature. Today, in the midst of the Covid and climate crises, we find ourselves at a crossroads, with the opportunity to reimagine our future.

Unlike the other parties, the Greens have a plan and policies to ensure we don’t slide back into the old systems that have delivered such poor outcomes for people and the environment.

In Nelson, these policies would deliver affordable home ownership, and fair and secure tenancies for people who rent, in homes that are safe, warm, and dry. They would deliver greater investment in schools and healthcare, and protect our natural areas such as the Maitai Valley and Railway Reserve, ensure safe cycling and walking routes to schools, and high-density living in a pedestrianized central city that would be good for business and be built for people and creativity rather than cars and pollution.

They would deliver regenerative agriculture that is kind to our rivers and lakes, and that puts healthy local produce on the table. They would ensure that Nelson genuinely lives up to its aspiration of being a smart little city.

Only the Greens have the courage and vision to deliver a fairer, cleaner future for all of us, so please Party Vote Green, for people and planet.

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The Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter provides a life saving, critical lifeline to our communities.

When things go wrong, the speed and manoeuvrability characteristics of the helicopter offer unique advantages over conventional land ambulances. When our people are vulnerable, isolated or in need of help fast, the helicopter is there. Getting this advanced care when they need it can mean the difference between life and death. Meet just a handful of the people below who, in their words, owe their lives to the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter.

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Vern Walker Heart Attack

Brydie Omlo Seizure

Lynely Bird Marine Accident

“I enjoy my road rides with my mates, we go a lot. On one ride I was feeling crook - I thought I might have indigestion. What was actually happening was a heart attack! A call to 111 saw the arrival of the rescue helicopter. I knew the crew because I was a long-time sponsor- boy was I glad to see them! They saved my life.

I am lucky to be alive.”

“When I knew the helicopter was coming there was a sense of relief because we didn’t know what was happening to Brydie and we live rurally without any emergency services close by. Things calmed down in our house once we knew they were sending the helicopter, we knew help wasn’t far away. That relief was amazing.”

“It was blowing a 70 knots south easterly in Port Ligar, a gust of wind blew the hatch down and it hit my head. There was a lot of blood. It would have taken us eight hours steaming in the boat to get back, without the helicopter and the crew I wouldn’t be alive today.”

Helicopter responds to over 500 missions throughout the Nelson, Tasman, Marlborough and Buller regions. Our backyard. Our community.

Our rescue crews make a real difference in the lives of our communities. In a life and death situation, the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter may be a person’s only chance for survival.

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Founders Café, which is located in the beautiful Founders Heritage Park, is the ideal location for holding a celebration this Christmas with family, friends or work colleagues. “We have already started taking some bookings, which is great,” says owner AmieJo Trayes. “It’s a fantastic space – people can hire the brewery room free of charge; it’s a one-stop for licensed bar, catering and venue with experienced staff and a great range of local beers and Kono wines.”

Founders Café also has lovely indoor-outdoor areas and a playground, with plenty of space for a bouncy castle. As well as being able to hire the café, it is also possible to transfer your Christmas celebration to another Founders venue such as the granary. “With regards to catering, we have experienced in-house chefs onboard and a partnership with Kudos Food Design. We always aim to deliver what people want by way

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SnapSpot owner Becky Siame loves to create ‘cool photo memories’ for people who are attending Christmas parties, birthdays, weddings, and other events. “We use a digital selfie stand and photo booth – it’s great for small or large groups. People get behind the camera, have some fun, put on some dress-ups – it creates a fun atmosphere and gets everybody mingling,” says Becky.

“The booth is quite unique – it’s set up so people can email or text the photos to themselves straight away, then you can pop them online for your friends to see.

It’s a fun, social, photo experience.” SnapSpot has customisation options including messages

and logos, it has a variety of ‘backdrops’ available, and uses cuttingedge technology and lighting to get beautiful photos.

“We are the photo booth of choice for festivals like Marchfest and The Cider Festival, we do lots of Christmas parties and birthdays, and have covered big corporate events.”

For more information, phone 021 0236 5581 or visit, www.snapspot.co.nz.

Have a blast at Pro Karts over the holiday period or during that special event.

Whether it’s keeping the children out of mischief, entertaining your mates, giving a hen’s night or

stag-do that spark of adrenalin or rewarding your group with an awesome Christmas party, Pro Karts has the perfect solution for any size group. It’s the only Go Karts in Nelson and has New Zealand’s largest outdoor Trampoline Park – Pro Bounce.

Pro Combat Laser Tag game options start from 60 minutes to 2.5 hours of laser tag adrenalinfuelled fun. There’re heaps of different challenges to take on, including capture the flag, team elimination, base destroyer, etc.

Pro Karts offers several different racing packages to throw a bit of friendly rivalry into any event.

Why not hold your Christmas function at Pro Karts?

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has activities to suit all ages and its own Pro Café specialises in catering for special occasions. Book now at www. prokarts.co.nz

Fancy a fabulous pre-Christmas dinner celebration with friends, family or work colleagues overlooking the lovely Maitai River?

At Trailways Hotel’s Tides Restaurant and Bar your group can enjoy a wonderful Christmas-themed indoor/ outdoor dining and bar experience complete with party hats, poppers and festive leis! Its modern, Christmas-themed menus are proving popular, including options for everyone to enjoy and adapting dishes to meet dietary requirements. There are five different choices of entrees, mains and desserts available as a two or three course meal.

These Christmas set menus can cater groups of 15 up to 180 people. “In summertime, you can open up the windows and enjoy pre-dinner drinks on the deck, overlooking the Maitai,” says Trailways Hotel general manager, Garry Munro. Dates are starting to get booked out now so call us today to secure your spot! 0800 872 459.

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Coconut Sauce,’ ‘Thai Spicy Fried Rice,’ ‘Drunken Noodles,’ and ‘Angry Duck.’ To book now for Christmas, phone 544 6489. For more information, visit www.chaiyo.co.nz

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Looking for the perfect function venue with a difference? Nelson Classic Car Museum has just reopened and is looking better than ever.

Unwind at Waahi Taakaro Golf Course, the ideal place for your Christmas function.

Play a relaxing and fun round of golf on our picturesque course in the Maitai Valley then use our newly-renovated clubhouse and bar and kitchen facilities overlooking the river to celebrate with friends, family and workmates.

Our peaceful patch of paradise is just 10 minutes from the city centre and we have ample parking.

Our green fees and clubhouse hire rates are very affordable, our staff friendly and helpful and we have golf equipment and carts for hire.

For more information contact Peter Watson at waahitaakaro@xtra.co.nz or ring 5487771, 0274433494 or 5487301.

With Christmas only four months away, now is the time to book somewhere special for an end-of-year celebration.

Miracle Asian Restaurant on Hardy Street is the ideal place to bring your family, friends or work colleagues for a fabulous dining experience in the festive

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season. From classic Chinese to signature Thai family dishes, Miracle Restaurant offers rich and diverse Asian-fusion cuisine. Their meals are based around the concept of sharing, with yum cha served every day at lunch, Miracle is the perfect place to go in central Nelson for either large group dining, a meal with family or friends, or a couple’s night out. All of Miracle’s delicious recipes are based on authentic Asian cooking, adapted to suit the Kiwi palate. Panfried Pork Dumplings, Duck with Tamarind Sauce, Very Angry Duck and egg net Pad Thai are just some of the customers’ favourites at Miracle Asian Restaurant. You can download the menu on their website: www. miracleasian.co.nz. To book now for Christmas, phone 545 8163.

More than 10 years ago, Bunga Krataitong and Nuvattat Rodsienglum opened numerous restaurants throughout the upper South Island, including Miracle Asian Restaurant in Nelson city, and Lemongrass Restaurant and Chai Yo Res-

taurant on Queen Street in Richmond. “Our restaurants were born out of our desire to combine their love of fresh, high-quality Asian-fusion cooking with a fine dining experience for our loyal customers,” says Bu-nga. “We developed our love of food thanks to our mothers’ cooking. Nuttavut’s mother in particular was a fantastic cook and she inspires everything we make.”

Lemongrass Restaurant serves beautiful Thai and Asian-fusion style cuisine with the capacity to seat up to 70 people to dine in for lunch or dinner. So, it’s the ideal place to book for your Christmas function or special celebration with friends and family this festive season. There is a fabulous selection of dishes available at Lemongrass such as: ‘Butterfly Prawns,’ ‘Roti Duck,’ ‘Signature Pork Ribs,’ and ‘Fish Curry.’ To book now for Christmas, phone 544 4838.

To find out more, visit www. thelemongrass.co.nz.

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Looking for the perfect function venue with a difference? Nelson Classic Car Museum has just reopened and is looking better than ever. Over the last few months, the museum has had a massive refresh with paint and polish (and that’s just the walls and floors). All the cars have been spruced up and re-parked, with more room to admire them from every angle.

Imagine your Christmas drinks and canapes in the museum’s stunning foyer overlooking a wraparound pond, before an exclusive after-hours walk through the galleries.

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Call us to talk through options for your function, and make it an end-of-year celebration to remember! www.nelsonclassiccarmuseum.nz Phone 03 547 4570 or email info@nccm.nz

For end-of-year Christmas functions, the ‘Nelson Harbour Cruise’ is the most popular option for Abel Tasman Sailing Adventures – you can enjoy yachts in the marina, cruise alongside the Boulder Bank or maybe anchor at Haulashore Island and enjoy a meal or watch the sunset while sipping cocktails. “These usually take three to four hours and are great for work functions or private celebrations,” says owner Jane-Maree Holmes. You can choose from one of two beautiful sailing catamarans – ‘Jamarh’ or ‘Te

Harinui’ which can take up to 35 people. “We offer selfcatered options, or we can arrange this for you with our caterers.”

The yacht charter company also offer day tours out of Kaiteriteri for a special day in the Abel Tasman. The festive season is a busy time of the year for Abel Tasman Sailing Adventures, particularly on Friday and Saturday nights.

So, if you’re interested, book now for your Christmas celebration. To find out more, visit www.sailingadventures. co.nz.

Rutherford Hotel Nelson ~ A Heritage Hotel, “Experience the best of N.E.L.S.O.N.” The perfect destination for your Christmas functions!

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ing facilities for your Christmas function. Individuallydecorated venues for groups from as small as 10 to 700, our flexible room layouts will make your Christmas function a success.

Focussing on local produce, we offer a great variety of Kiwi and international cuisine and cater for all dining (or dietary) requirements.

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2020 has been unpredictable – now is the time to celebrate with old friends and new friends. Flames on 40 Restaurant Bar is Waimea Road's hidden gem – whether you are a group of 5 or 50 you will enjoy our relaxed friendly atmosphere and great seasonal set menus. Don’t hesitate to get in contact with Loren today to receive information on our pre Christmas celebration – events@thehotelnelson.co.nz or 03 548 2089 Take the hassle out of Christmas Day – bring your family down to The Bach Bar and Restaurant, where everyone can enjoy a divine Christmas Buffet Menu.

Book now to secure a table at this amazing feast – Shrimp Cocktail, Hot Glazed Ham, Roast Chicken with Stuffing, Roast Vegetables, Green Salad, Pasta salad, Buffet

Bread Rolls, Pavlova, Fruit Salad, Christmas Pudding, Brandy Custard, Brandy Snaps and Jelly and Icecream.

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The Bach Bar and Restaurant is the ideal place for dining any

time of the year, with modernised décor and pleasant outdoor seating.

It’s easy to pop into the Turf Hotel next door, where there’s always

If you are looking for somewhere to hold an end-of-year function or a fun place to take the family, look no further than Cable Bay Adventure Park – Nelson’s adventure destination! Just 15 minutes from Nelson, the park is set on 1200 acres of farmland and pristine native forest, with stunning views over Cable and Delaware Bays!

Its main attraction is the Skywire – an amazing 3.2 km flying fox experience! Other big drawcards are the quad bike tours, amphibious argo, fun battles on the paintball field, or awesome mountainbiking trails and e-bikes!

They also run a range of amazing race style, specific team-building experiences.

Cable Bay Adventure Park are happy to customise packages to suit your group. They have two great function venues to choose from – the Base Café and Skywire Café.

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Stoke skaters have been longing for a proper park to spin their wheels.

It’s been almost a decade since requests for a skate park were first made but, despite numerous calls, the park remains a pipe dream.

The largely unused carpark adjacent to Marsden Rec has been touted as an ideal location.

In 2019, Nelson City Council installed a quarter pipe which local skaters have described as “sad”.

In a bid to draw attention to the demand for this to be expanded upon, local Blue Light members are teaming up with Stoke youth to host a community event featuring a pop-up skate park at Broadgreen Intermediate this Saturday. The event will take place from 2pm to 5.30pm.

Committee members Cushla Vaas and Tiffany Venz says this

will be done with the ultimate goal of a permanent facility for the young people of Stoke.

Tiffany says the current quarter pipe is extremely well used, and with schools in the area as well as Whanake Youth adjacent to the site, a skate park is a no-brainer.

“They have just installed a pop-up park in town, but town is already well-catered for skaters.”

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by Cheapskates, will include giveaways, drift trikes, food stalls,

Mr Whippy and free sausage sizzle thanks to Mitre 10.

Council’s group manager community services, Roger Ball, says council is working in conjunction with the community to investigate options for a youth park in Stoke, which may include a skate park.

He says details such as changes to the existing quarter pipe will be dependent on what the youth of Stoke tell council they would like as part of this process.

“A number of sites have been considered, but the carpark adjacent to Stoke Memorial Hall, next to Marsden Recreational Ground, is the current preferred site.”

Roger says when this process is complete, council officers will present a business case to the Sports and Recreation Committee in December for approval.

If approved, the park will be designed and, ideally, work would begin in the current financial year.

Lucas Stump, Caleb Vass, Riley Jones, Jamie Smith and Oliver Stump would like to see a proper skate park in Stoke. Photo: Jonty Dine.

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Council's new draft plan open for feedback Erin Bradnock The Nelson City Council has unveiled its Draft Nelson Plan which will shape the city’s future with a focus on housing, residential intensification and climate change.

The Draft Whakamahere Whakatū Nelson Plan brings together existing resource management plans for Nelson and has been in development for about seven years. Its first round of public engagement is open from this today until December 6. However, it will not be finalised until 2022.

“Housing and affordable housing choice is a top priority for our community,” says Mayor Rachel Reese, acknowledging the council’s need to address rising house prices and availability in the region.

The plan addresses an estimated population growth of 40,000 people and the need for 24,000 extra homes over the next 30 years.

The plan proposes a ‘medium

density residential zone’ that would be a new zone for Nelson, aimed at providing a range of housing types close to the city centre.

“This plan is one of the big tools that helps us with providing opportunities for good housing development,” says Rachel.

The medium zone will enable a range of residential units to be developed. These would come in a variety of forms, from second dwellings and division of existing dwellings and two to three-storey apartments and townhouses with a height limit of 11 metres.

The medium zone encompasses existing residential zones in areas surrounding the city centre including Fairfield through to the Brook and Hampden Street, Nelson East, Washington Valley, Nelson South, Dodson Valley and Stoke.

This supports the Nelson Tasman Future Development Strategy’s findings that 60 per cent of growth should be achieved through intensification of existing urban areas. These findings were

approved by the Nelson City and Tasman District Councils in July 2019.

The council's environment planning manager Maxine Day says climate change concerns are integrated throughout the plan.

The plan takes a risk-based management approach to mitigate the uncertainties of climate change events. Since declaring a climate emergency in May 2019, the council says it recognises the need to prioritise a consistent approach in addressing the issue.

The council are anticipating rising sea levels, heavier rain periods and intense storms, increasing the risk of coastal and river flood hazards. This will impact the council’s development of areas such as The Wood and Tahunanui, where the risk of coastal and flood hazards and liquefaction are currently being

investigated.

City councillor Brian McGurk says the plan aims to combine an out of date resource policy statement, alongside an Air Quality Plan and the council’s Nelson Resource Management Plan.

“We wanted to bring all the documents together to have a comprehensive view of what our regional council responsibilities and our territorial responsibilities are,” says Brian.

This is the first opportunity for public input into the plan which, when finalised, will guide how the city uses its natural resources.

“We want to make sure the community sees it as their plan and that it reflects their views and aspirations and how they want to see their city develop,” says Brian.

The council will be launching this feedback period with a special consultation document, which

arrived in letterboxes across Nelson this Wednesday and will also be available online at shape. nelson.govt.nz.

This initial two-month engagement period is the first phase of a process enabling the community to contribute to the development of the plan, set to be finalised in 2022. The next opportunity for public feedback will be held in early 2021.

The council will be hosting community drop-in sessions across the city from the October 15. The calendar for public dropin sessions can be found at shape. nelson.govt.nz “The Nelson Plan is the community’s plan. We’ve built something that we hope reflects the direction that Nelsonians want to take, in terms of looking after their environment and how they want to grow their city,” says Rachel.

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The Nelson Bowling Club’s Speights Premier Fours Bowls tournament is now in its third year and see 16 teams from throughout the country compete for a $20,000 prize. Organisers Richard Collett and Gareth Caldwell say the tournament is unique in that it is being played over the traditional 25 ends per game and that only 16 teams compete, meaning they are all of the highest calibre. The back-to-

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The Tasman Mako responded to its first loss in two years with a statement at Trafalgar Park on Sunday.

The Mako ran in five tries in trying conditions for a 33-7 win over Bay of Plenty to well and truly bounce back from last week’s shock North Harbour defeat.

Consistently put under immense pressure, Tasman put on a defensive clinic. The team fiercely defending its line to concede only one try, despite Bay of Plenty’s wealth of territory and possession.

Hooker Andrew Makalio led the Mako resistance while Jacob Norris put in a tireless performance at blindside and David Havili sent another timely reminder of his quality to All Black selectors.

A steady downpour greeted the two teams who were meeting for the first time in five years.

There was a late change for the hosts as Tyrel Lomax was called across the Cook Strait for national duty, replaced by Sam Matenga.

Leicester Faingaanuku on his way to score one of his two tries against Bay of Plenty at Trafalgar Park on Saturday. Photo: Shuttersport.

The Mako would strike a little over five minutes in as Leicester Faingaanuku found himself with acres of space in front and sprinted away for the opening try.

After a prolonged period of sustained pressure with no reward, the Steamers finally opted to cash in on dominance by taking a shot at goal but Otere Black hit the uprights.

A frustrated Bay of Plenty remained scoreless and its woes

were compounded when Alex Nankivell pounced on a loose pass and found speedster Mark Talea outside for Tasman’s second try.

The visitors would finally convert its weight of field position into points as Black floated a superb pass to Chase Tiatia who went in under the bar, right on the stroke of halftime to trail 12-7.

Tasman reasserted its authority after the break with a quick tap

by Finlay Christie setting his side on attack.

The livewire halfback linked with skipper David Havili who, following a typically jinking run, found Faingaanuku for his double.

Things got worse for the Steamers when Tiatia was sent to the bin for taking out a Tasman jumper in the air.

The hosts then claimed the bonus point in emphatic fashion,

blowing Bay of Plenty’s scrum off its own ball and Sione Havili capitalising from the back.

With the result in the bag, coach Andrew Goodman gave former All Black lock Isaac Ross his debut for the Mako while returning fan gavotte Kieron Fonotia also made his way onto the park.

Another replacement in Blair Prinsep picked up his first try in Mako colours as the big prop used the wet surface to slide over from close range.

Co-head coach Andrew Goodman was happy with how the team bounced back after their previous performance.

“I’m stoked to get a response, it wasn’t always pretty but you could see the attitude was where it needed to be. There was a lot of improvement in our defence which we have been working on during the week.

Tasman face a stern challenge next weekend as they head to Eden Park to take on Auckland.

Scorers: Tasman 33 (Faingaanuku 2, Talea, S. Havili, Prinsep tries, Hunt 4 cons) Bay of Plenty 7 (Ware, try, Black 1 cons)

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“If you want a deck done before Christmas or Communication is also really important. maybe some landscaping or fencing, or a kitch- “If people tell me what kind of home they en or bathroom, we have some space available,” would like and maybe show me things they like says owner/builder, Dennis Dolejs. by way of pictures, I can visualise how their The Dolejs building business started in Nelson build can come together. Email is best, feel free in 1965, specialising in to jot down your ideas the Nelson-Richmond and send them to me.” area. A fully licensed Better Building Nelson building practitioner, Ltd does quality spec Dennis has decades of homes and house and experience building loland packages. “Curcal homes and his rightrently we are working hand man Jason has on a new build at 128 been with the company Dodson Valley Road.” for 11 years. “I also tend The spacious 3-beduse the same, reliable Need some small-scale building work room home has pleassubcontractors such as done in time for Christmas? Call Dennis, ant views of nearby hills, Tim Miller Plumbing the highly experienced owner of Better tuis and bellbirds chirpwho I have worked with Building Nelson Ltd. ing away and nice 55m2 for three decades.” deck extending out from In the new year, Dennis and his team will be the open plan kitchen-living area for relaxing available to do new homes and medium-large and entertaining over summer. Better Building scale renovations. “We can organise the design Nelson Limited will also have a house and land work too. I have an LPB designer who I use. package completed in Richmond by the end of What sets my business apart is that I’m very August.” ‘hands-on.’

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Wet start to cricket season Jonty Dine

Finn Raxworthy and Kaleb McKay are itching for some cricket after several disruptions to the season. Photo: Jonty Dine.

The first round of the Nelson Cricket season was washed out on Saturday, further postponing an already agonising wait for players to get back on the field.

Nelson College’s Finn Raxworthy and Kaleb McKay are both champing at the bit to get on the pitch after the season was cut short at the start of the year due to Covid-19.

Kaleb, 18, will be looking to step out of his brother’s towering shadow this season as star seamer Jarrod McKay moves on from College cricket.

“I will need to step up where he has left, improve from last year and also score some runs.”

Kaleb says he has learned plenty from his brother, who made his first-class debut for the Central Stags in 2019.

“It’s been really good having him, an experienced player who can back you up with the ball.”

Though he admits Jarod is slightly quicker than he is, Kaleb says he will also look to carve out his own successful college career.

Teammate Finn Raxworthy knows all about brotherly competition after plenty of backyard battles with twin brother Jonty.

The two will bat in the top order while offering duel spin options.

Both Jonty and Finn are entering

their third seasons with the First XI. “There will be pressure on both of us to score some runs.”

Finn says there are downsides to playing with his twin brother, namely running between the wickets.

“We don’t really like to communicate with each other, but we do it for the team.”

He says there is a healthy rivalry between the pair.

“We are always looking to get one up on each other but that’s just what it’s like between two brothers.”

Kaleb will also captain the side as they hope to qualify for the coveted Gillette Cup. He says his task will be to keep everyone energised and motivated.

“We have an experienced team but also lots of new players coming through with plenty of potential.”

Among those newcomers will be year 11 Lucca Hemingway, who recently struck 65 against St Andrews and backed up with 40.

With persistent rain ruling out any chance of play at the weekend, attention now turns to round two as teams will be eager to make an early impact.

This weekend will see Nelson College meet Wanderers/Motueka, Athletic College Old Boys take on Whakatu and defending champions Stoke Nayland play Waimea Toi Toi.

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Rugby: The Mako women had a much-needed bye at the weekend after a dire start to its Farah Cup campaign, however things are not going to get any easier. Tasman will take on an unbeaten Canterbury side in Christchurch on Saturday. Canterbury are riding hot, taking maximum points from its first four encounters to sit at the top of the Southern Pool while boasting a formidable 200-point differential.

The Mako on the other hand have yet to register a win and have conceded a whopping 279 points.

Kick off at Rugby Park is at 12.05pm.

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After a decade between bouts, amateur boxing will return to Nelson this month.

The South Island Golden Gloves will be held at Dixon’s Boxing Gym in Richmond with almost sixty fights on the card.

Randall Dixon says he hopes the event will be the first of many as he looks to bring amateur boxing back to the region.

“Without the amateurs rolling we don’t have a corporate or pro event, we are wanting to run a tournament twice a year, shared between Whakatu and Dixons.”

Randall says there is a plethora of young talent just needing the opportunity to compete.

“Our gyms are packed with youths wanting to get out there, so we want to give these kids an opportunity in front of a home crowd.”

The Golden Gloves will run from October 24-26.

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Boxing coaches Tracey Ann Orlowski, Randall Dixon and Dion Hall with a handful of local fighters gearing up for the South Island Golden Gloves. Photo: Jonty Dine. getting to this point but, with the date getting close, things are getting exciting.

“All the fighters are pumped.”

Tracey says, among the spectators will be talent scouts looking for fighters to compete in the national edition of the Golden Gloves.

Whakatu coach Dion Hall

coach says nothing beats fighting in front of your home crowd.

Both gyms will boast plenty of firepower with novice Golden Glove champions among the fighters.

A number will also be stepping inside the ropes for the first-time including

Tracey’s ten-year-old daughter Sailor Orlowski.

“She’s been training hard and deserves a shot, I think she will scare a lot of girls,” says Dion.

The weekend will feature fighters form Marlborough, Kaikoura, Waikawa, Dixon’s, Whakatu and Victory Boxing.

Cricket: Central Stags first-class captain Greg Hay is eyeing up a homecoming game as his side is set for back to back games at Saxton Oval this summer. The Stags will kick off its Plunket Shield campaign on the road before taking on Auckland on November 5 and Norther Districts on November 14 in Nelson.

Normally a mainstay for Somerset’s Bath Cricket Club in the off seasons, for Hay himself it’s been his longest spell between drinks in a dozen years.

The 36-year-old opening batsman has been in the best touch of his career in recent seasons which has seen the Stags lift the Plunket Shield twice in three summers. Hay was once again among the country’s top red-ball batsmen last season on the run charts.

Motocross: The Murray Thorn Motorcycles Nelson MX Championships will take place this weekend at 205 Tadmor-Glenhope Rd in Tapawera. Racing be held on both days with three races on the Saturday and two races plus a feature on the Sunday. Prize giving will be held at the Tapawera Tavern. Race registrations can be made through the Nelson Motocross Facebook page.

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Nelson Suburbs wrapped up its Mainland Premier league campaign on Saturday with a 3-2 loss to Coastal Spirit ending a five-match unbeaten streak. A win would have potentially seen Suburbs finish inside the top four, however they are now resigned to fifth place with nine wins, eights losses and four draws from its 21 matches. Nelson ended the season scoring 52 goals and conceding 34. Cashmere Technical were again the runaway winners of the league, with 59 competition points from its 19 wins and two draws. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport.

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creating a dedicated performance officer role and introducing specific development programmes.

Perhaps most impressive, however, particularly given the current global financial climate, Fabian managed to turn a profitable year for the first time in four years in 2019.

All while overseeing the installation of a new turf and new scoreboards.

“To make that turnaround in three years is huge, achieving that is important because we are now in a good position to plan the next years.”

Fabian says he feels very humbled and happy to receive such a prestigious award.

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Upon arrival, the deer were released into the Maitai Valley and for some years lived on the Grampians behind Nelson College.

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He has been recognised as the best hockey administrator in the country but Nelson’s Fabian Amor refuses to accept sole credit for the rise of the sport in the region.

Fabian was last week named Hockey New Zealand’s 2019 Administrator of the Year after joining Nelson Hockey as operations manager in 2017.

While humbled, Fabian says he has not been alone in helping Nelson Hockey reach new heights.

“A lot of people who have been doing a lot of work like the clubs, coaches, players, umpires, staff, board, all different areas, have been doing their job. So, this is more of a recognition of the Nelson Hockey community which is the important thing for me.”

Among his notable achievements since arriving in Nelson, Fabian helped institute a multi-sport holiday programme.

In 2019, Fabian oversaw the establishment of a Super League competition for the associations located at the top of the South Island.

Fabian ran the Hatch Cup in Nelson, a junior tournament which saw up to 20 games a day.

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WEDNESDAY

LIGHTHOUSE SPIRITUAL AWARENESS Mon 7.30pm.

Talks, healing, clairvoyance. Trafalgar St Hall, opp Trailways. Ph Carolyn 5474613.

FOREST & BIRD Wed 14 Oct. Talk by Peter Gaze about Puangiangi Island. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St. NELSON/TASMAN ENDOMETRIOSIS invite you to hear Celia Tomlinson (PG Cert. Continence & Women's Health) speak on "Impact of Endometriosis on Bladder/Bowel and Pelvic Function" Wed 21 Oct, Contour Roofing 41 Venice Place, Stoke 7pm. All welcome. Gold Coin Donation. Dets Ph Helen 5441724 or nelsonsupport@nzendo. org.nz CAKE DECORATORS next meeting is on Wed 21 Oct, 7pm. We are creating a little girl figurine using sugar paste. Contact Desiree 0276302359. New members are welcome.

HEARING NELSON are running workshops in October for family of hearing aid wearers at the Hearing House, 354 Trafalgar Square. 21 Oct 7-9pm. $20 for non-members. Please register on 03 548 3270 or office@hearingnelson.co.nz INDOOR BOWLS come and join us for social indoor bowls every Wed and Fri from 1.15 to 4pm. Beginners welcome. Trafalgar St Hall in the City. Ph: 548 9006.

SUMMER INDOOR BOWLS. Wed 7pm WARNES STADIUM Songer St. Open to all ages, new players welcome.

Give it a go. Equipment supplied. $3 mat fee. Linda 0210 828 2884.

STOKE TAHUNANUI LADIES REBUS CLUB welcomes new ladies to our friendly club on the 3rd Wed 9.45am Nelson Golf Club Rooms. For info phone Diane 5476331.

Regular outings & activities. Ian 5477841.

LAUGHTER YOGA 5.30pm Wed. Victory Community Centre. $2 koha. Bring something to lie on for relaxation.

Would your group like a session? We can come to you.

TUESDAY

NELSON 50+ MINI WALKERS Oct 20, Apple Tree Bay. Meet 10am at Marahau Top Park. Ph. Jean, 544 1029.

STOKE TAHUNANUI MEN’S CLUB welcomes new members. Meeting 3rd Tuesday monthly 10am. Reformed Church, Enner Glynn with guest speaker.

KIDS-N-KOFFEE COMMUNITY PLAY GROUP recommenced Tues 13 Oct 9.45 to 11.45am. 0-5 years. All Saints crèche, 30 Vanguard St. Indoor/outdoor play areas, crafts, fellowship, music session. All welcome. No charge. Ph Lois 0274331213.

VICTORY SIXTY PLUS Tues 1.30-3.30pm 238 Upper Vanguard St. Join us for cards, games and a cuppa. For more info please contact Jan on 546 9057 or 027 4577 955.

COFFEE & CROSS Do you have questions about faith, church, God, life? Let's have a coffee & I'll listen. Join me at Zumos between 11am & 12 Tues. I'm Gordon & I shall be wearing a Cross. $3 LUNCHTIME MEALS Do you get hungry or lonely or both at lunchtime? If it’s a Tues, Wed or Thur you’re welcome to come for a dinner type meal, at 12pm at All Saints hall behind the church, 30 Vanguard St, cost $3.

Phone 5482601.

NELSON RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION New members always welcome. A voice for ratepayers and community to be heard in matters of local and central government. We meet every second Tues of the month. Check out Facebook or contact President: Bernie Goldsmith 0212238052.

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TASMAN TRACKIES CYCLING Welcome to new riders to Saxton Velodrome -Champion Rd. Wed 11am-1pm.

Bikes available free of charge. Fun racing. Social coffee & chat after. Meet new people. Murray 0276450033, Malcolm 035445053.

THURSDAY NELSON 50+ WALKING GROUP Oct 22, Pinchback. Ph. Jeff, 027 440 5415.

ARE YOU WONDERING what the Bible really has to say?

New Weekly Bible Study Night @ Victory Community Centre 7-8pm Thurs All Welcome! Contact: Pastor Janine 021 02664608.

PLAYGROUP Victory Community Centre Thurs 9.3011.30am. Parents with babies 0-4 all welcome to come along and share morning tea or a cuppa at Victory’s friendly community playgroup. Meet new people and make new friends. A lovely way of bringing whānau in our community together. Koha ACTIVE STRENGTH/BALANCE CLASS -also seated options presented. Trafalgar St Hall Thurs @ 10 am. ACC accredited provider. Mental agility, coordination and Qi Gong for strength and balance. Ph Shirley 5471 433 / 021 121 8023.

FRIDAY STARGAZING: Final open nights for 2020, Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai. if clear, 8.30-10pm, Fri 16 & 23 Oct. View Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and bright objects through the telescopes. $5 cash koha per person, $15 families. Hamish 0226760897.

GROW Come to a group of knowledge and learning how to cope with mental, physical, social and spiritual problems. Fri 10-12. 9 Paru Paru Rd, Nelson (CAB meeting

room) or phone 547-6120.

self-management skills of your respiratory conditions.

Free 8-week Pulmonary Rehab course also available.

Phone your Medical Centre to see if you fit the criteria for this quality of life improving course.

NELSON FRENCH ALLIANCE - Junior French classes (from 6yrs old) Term 4 - After school – Hampden Street School library. Adult French night classes Term 4, NMIT campus For more info https://www.afnelsontasman. org/lessons.html or email annewheelerfrench@gmail. com.

NELSON CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL is on again from 26 Nov to 17 Jan. Be part of the celebration. Entries for individuals, families, community groups, businesses and schools welcome - a great way to advertise and promote your group or organisation. Applications now open. Email christmas@nelsoncathedral. org for an Entry Form and reserve your space before 30 Oct 2020.

HAVEN LIONESS CLUB PROJECT project Pinc Next Steps (cancer rehabilitation), now available Rakaia Lions Lilies. Bag of 4 Oriental Lily Bulbs $10, plant now and will flower this season. email margaret.ralph.c@xtra. co.nz or Audrey 5446243, Margaret 5476571.

SURVIVORS AND THRIVERS If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along and meet others in this friendly atmosphere Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP Cancer Society Nelson 102 Hardy St, if you have or have had breast cancer come along to this friendly atmosphere. Register 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF BECOMING A VOLUNTEER? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz Ph 5467681.

SATURDAY / SUNDAY FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY Sunday Speaker Local author Chris Stuart will talk about her debut novel, "For Reasons of their Own". Copies available for purchase.

Sun 18 Oct, 2pm, Nelson Library Activity Room Gillian 9220002.

STOKE METHODIST MARKET, church grounds, Sat 17 Oct 9am to noon, in hall if wet. Phone 927 6130 to book site. Supporting Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy and LifeLinc.

NELSON BOTANICAL SOC. Field Trip Sun Oct 18, Wairoa Weeding. Contact leader Shannel Courtney 03 546 3148 or scourtney@doc.govt.nz for info.

PRETTY SMART Huge 2nd Hand Sale. Sat 17 Oct, 9am2pm, Hope Recreation Hall. Buy/sell adult, childrens, babies clothing and accessories. Entry $2, cash sales only.

Email: prettysmartsale@gmail.com HIGGINS HERITAGE PARK, Pigeon Valley Rd Wakefield open day Sun 18 Oct 10am - 3pm. All Member sheds open with "back in the day machinery, equipment and lifestyle items". Bush rail jigger & honey barrel rides will be operating. Free parking. Make it a family day picnic on the 'village green'. www.higginsheritagepark.co.nz WAIMEA AREA QUILT SHOW Sat 17/Sun 18 Oct 10AM4PM Wakefield School Hall, Edward St. Having been postponed in March due to Covid-19, we welcome everyone to see beautiful quilts made by local area ladies.

Refreshments at the Show Cafe in aid of School Pool Refurbishment.

GENERAL GROUPS ASTHMA? Nelson Asthma Society offers free resources, spacers, peak flow meters and support to improve your

Community notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising only. For classified ads and public notices please call 548 5900.

Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads.

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Warning - If selling, safely make sure (for your own protection) that the buyer has a physical address & not just a phone or email! Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd, Richmond. Mon - Sat. Ph 03 544 0723 www.antiquesnewzealand.co.nz

Furniture stock arrived.

All sorts, sizes & ages + lots of unusual & collectable items at Souchebys Antiques, Richmond.

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FOR LEASE OFFICE FOR LEASE High profile standalone office in a 1920's bunglow on Tahunanui Drive.

Plenty of parking. Lease is negotiable. Email acmbuilding@hotmail.com for more information.

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MIRIMIRI WANTED TO BUY

contemporary Māori massage Seated: $15 ten mins. $20 fifteen mins.

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Live 0900 Psychic Readings with Suzanne Ph 0900 50 500 www.psychicsuzanne.co.nz

Christmas Decorations Garage Sale. Lot of lovely decorations and one tree with built in lights.

Saturday 17th October, 9am-12noon. 1A Willow Avenue Stoke.

PUBLIC NOTICE We are currently undergoing the free cleaning and best restoration of headstones in the Wakapuaka Cemetery. Most are around 150 years old. While most families are happy for us to do this we understand some are not. If you do NOT want us to work on your family headstone please contact us on 027 548 0757 - Brian.

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$$$ CASH PAID $$$ TOOLS, SHED GEAR COLLECTABLES All Hand Tools Modern, vintage & antique. Also fishing gear, records, books, vintage toys & games, NZ pictures & postcards.

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PUBLIC NOTICE restri Covid enctit”ons to fu l ev t dudeer ed un stponm ostilt 29wocon Po“A

ChARiTy AuCTioN in the Great hall from 7pm

Really nice nibbles and wine and beer.

100% of monies raised goes to the Key to Life charity (that’s Mike Kings one!)

Lots of really good stuff to auction already: 7 days in a 2020, 6 berth campervan, courtesy of Discover NZ Campervans, or 2x $1000 mall vouchers courtesy Richmond Mall.

And the list grows!

Table of 10 for $400 Single tickets $45 Tickets are now on sale and available from the school office and students.

Still gratefully seeking products or services for the nights auction.

Just call Steve on 0275 449 448 See you there!

Ph Steve Lawson 538 0020 or 027 538 0020 (Nelson Based)

OLD WRISTWATCHES SCRAP GOLD & SILVER OLD COINS & JEWELLERY VINTAGE / QUALITY TOOLS MILITARY & FIREARMS ITEMS GENERAL ANTIQUES ALSO BUYING ESTATE & SHED ITEMS COLLECTION & DOWNSIZING PH TIM GLADSTONE PH T&B VINTAGE 0800 653 935 or 548 5235

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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DEATH

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SUTTON

The extended Filmer family wish to thank everyone for the overwhelming love and support during recent months and since Carl’s passing. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement.

Pauline wishes to thank all family and friends for cards & flowers on the passing of Brian.

Passed away peacefully at Wensley House on 8 October aged 85. Most beloved and loving wife of Doug. Loved Mum of Murray and Robyn Marshall and partners Stephanie and Warrick.

Grandma of Amy, Avril, Justin, Loren, William, Gabe and Kieran, Hayley Collins and Brent Jordan and families.

Special thanks to the staff at Wensley House.

Messages can be sent to Doug at PO Box 82 Brightwater 7051 or robyn.marshall@yahoo. co.uk Respecting Marion’s wishes a private cremation has been held.

Carl

DEATH

WINTER

Sylvia Katherine Passed away peacefully on Monday 5th October 2020. Treasured mum of Tammy her much loved cat. Loved wife of the late Reg Winter. Loved by her many friends. At Sylvia’s request a private cremation has taken place.

Brian

DEATH

HUNT Brian

Passed away on Saturday 10th of October 2020 after a short but courageous battle. Much loved husband of Sabina. Loved and respected by all his ‘kiwi’ family, in-laws, grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He will be greatly missed by those who loved him. At Brian’s wishes a private cremation has taken place. Messages can be sent to Brian’s family c- 164 Tahunanui Drive Nelson 7011.

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Passed away with family at his side on Saturday 10th October 2020.

Aged 82. Loved Dad of Wendy, Karen, Jennifer, and Michelle. Loved Grandad of Jasmine, and Kylee; Michael, and Marc; Sophia, and Amy; Christine, Robert, and Libby. Loved Great Grandad of Khloe, Albert, Vincent, and Otto.

Friend of his ex-wife Elaine Skilton. Messages can be sent to 4 Rossetti Court, Stoke, Nelson 7011 or online at www. shoneandshirley.com A service for Alan will be held at the Shone and Shirley Chapel, 164 Tahunanui Drive, Nelson at 1pm on Friday 16 October.

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Wave of light remembrance service 15th of October Shone & Shirley invites bereaved parents, families and whānau to gather in our reception lounge at 164 Tahunanui Drive Nelson, for the Global Wave of Light on Thursday 15th October from 6:30-6:45pm for the 7:00pm candle lighting. You can bring your own candle/s or use one of the candles we'll be providing.

Refreshments will follow. Contact us for more information

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20.5.1928 – 8.10.2020 It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Mum and Nana. Will be greatly missed by Paula, Karyn, Anthony, Jessie, Brendon, Joseph, Amber, Matthew and partners.

Will be cherished in our hearts forever Pat’s family would like to thank the staff at Jack Inglis Resthome for their love and care shown to Mum and her family over this time.

Following Mum’s wishes, a private farewell has been held.

Died peacefully in her sleep on Monday 5 October at Nelson Tasman Hospice. Mum had a sudden illness and will be greatly missed by many. Loved mum of Carleen, Jillaine, son in law Jai and nana to Manon, Gray and Ulani.

Loved sister of Maxine, sister in law of Gordon, aunty to Bridget and Phillipa and a great friend to many. A memorial service was held at 11am on Tuesday, October 13th at the Simplicity Chapel, 69 Haven Road, Nelson. Messages c/o Jillaine Heather 4 Burn Pl, Nelson. Please consider donations in lieu of flowers/gifts to the Nelson Tasman Hospice.

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