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It’s official: Richmond is the sunniest town in New Zealand.

NIWA awarded the sunniest title to the town earlier this week after its new weather station at the Richmond Racecourse racked up

2840 sunshine hours, 258 more than second-placed Blenheim.

It’s the first time Richmond has won the title, because it’s the first full year the new weather station has been operating.

Nelson finished almost 400 hours behind its neighbour, with the

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Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne was happy to gently rib Nelson and the others towns which have traditionally fought over the title. “I’m glad those oth-

er places are recognising the pull of Richmond,” he joked. “Let’s just say I love new technology,” he added, a nod to the newer station.

He says the title is “wonderful” for Richmond and can be used as a marketing tool.

“We’re seen a great surge of activ-

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Another Tasman town, Takaka, finished in third place with 2534 hours of sunshine, while New Plymouth was in fourth.

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“My New Year’s resolution is to keep my fitness up. I go to the Richmond Aquatic Centre at least twice a week. Last year wasn’t a very good year so 2017 is going to be the year.”

“My New Year’s resolution is to get out of Nelson. Possibly to Christchurch, I’ve got friends down there and there’s lot’ of IT jobs. I’ve just finished my certificate in IT.”

“I did make one, to think positively and make the most of everything. I’m getting older and everyday means a lot so I don’t want to be moaning about problems.”

“I don’t have a New Year’s resolution - I’m probably a bit past it. Just looking forward to this year being better than last.”

Coastguard call outs up 50% Kate Russell Nelson’s Coastguard has had the busiest start to the holiday period in years with a 50 per cent increase of call outs on the same time last year.

Coastguard Nelson president Wayne Harrison says they have already responded to a range of call outs - including an impressive two-minute rescue where they happened to be in the right place at the right time.

“We were on our way out of The Cut to do some training when we spotted a windsurfer in trouble, so we nipped over to him, pulled him aboard and took him back to shore,” he says.

The biggest and most challenging was the search for the missing person in the water at the start of the holiday period, with five vessels on the water in the height of the search.

Nelson Coastguard president Wayne Harrison says it’s been a busy start to summer for his volunteers. Photo: Kate Russell.

“It was a Friday evening with rough sea conditions and rain.

It made trying to locate a person in the water very difficult,” says Wayne.

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Wayne says that they always expect to be busier than normal during the holiday period, mainly due to there being more traffic on the water, but reminds all boaties of the five simple rules to keep them safe in the water – life jackets, skipper responsibility, communications, marine weather and avoiding alcohol.

With 25 volunteers, Wayne says that they are always prepared for a call out – even in their family holiday time.

“All of the Coastguard Nelson team are volunteers and each one of us knows we can be called upon at any time and any day to go to the assistance of a boatie in need, it is what we train for,” he says. “I would also like to thank our local community, we are fully aware that Coastguard Nelson wouldn’t exist without public support.”

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The fully grown male, which measured 18 metres in length and weighed 50 tonnes, was seen swimming in Tasman Bay on Thursday, December 29, but was found dead the next day. It was reported to the Department of Conservation on Friday morning.

DOC rangers in a boat monitored the dead sperm whale in the sea before it beached, near the Blind Channel end of Rabbit Island, later that day.

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Queen St upgrade to start Feb 7 Simon Bloomberg The Tasman District Council is determined to minimise the impact of the Queen St upgrade by staging the work and ensuring that shops and businesses will have pedestrian access at all times during the 14-month project.

The $11million upgrade, which starts on February 7, is designed to increase the capacity of stormwater pipes and direct water away from buildings to prevent the flooding that devastated the central business district in 2011 and 2013. Ageing water and wastewater pipes and telecommunications and power services will be also replaced and the streetscape modernised to create a more pedestrian-friendly space for the community.

Although council’s programme delivery manager Russell McGuigan concedes there will be disruptions to businesses on Queen St, he says the upgrade is critical to the future of the town. Russell says one of the keys to the project’s success will be minimising the impact of the work and council has specified that in the contract that was awarded to Hawkins Infrastucture Ltd. “It’s not a case of we want to do it, there are essential services there that need replacing,” Russell says.

“The project could be delayed a year or two but it can’t not happen.

Tasman District Council staff Russell McGuigan, left, and Jeannie Homesley and Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne with plans showing the timing for the Queen St upgrade. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

“The asbestos cement water pipes are 50 years old and could break any time - they are also too small now. That’s the main water supply to the whole business district and it’s essential for fire fighting so they have to be replaced.”

The existing 900mm stormwater pipe will also be replaced with a 1200mm pipe while the 300mm water pipe will be replaced with a 375mm pipe. Chorus and Network Tasman will also be replacing their ageing infrastructure allowing Chorus to update the

Richmond telecommunications exchange which is one of the oldest in the country.

Tasman mayor Richard Kempthorne also acknowledges that retailers will be impacted by the construction but says the devastation of the 2011 and 2013 floods made it clear that the upgrade was critical.

“The flooding we had made it clear we had to resolve the problem,” Richard says. “It will be a big improvement in the long term.”

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work will be critical with Hawkins completing the upgrade in six different stages or boxes along the length of Queen St. The boxes will be fully enclosed to ensure that disruption, at any one time, is limited to a small section of the street.

Construction will start on the first section, between the intersection of Gladstone Rd to near McIndoe Place, on February 7 and continue in that section until mid-May. It will then progress up Queen St with the next four sec-

tions starting and finishing from mid-April to mid-July, mid-June to the end of September, end of August to mid-November and mid-October to December 1 respectively.

The final stage near Wensley Rd will start on February 6 next year and finish at the end of April to avoid disruptions during the Christmas period.

Although the sections of Queen St will be closed to traffic during those times Russell says “we guarantee pedestrian access to the shops at all times”.

“We have given an undertaking that, during business hours, people will have access to shops so we’ll try and do most of the work on the footpaths at night.”

Russell says Hawkins is employing a full-time liaison officer to ensure that retailers, businesses and the public are kept fully informed during the project. The officer will be available 24-7 on an 0800 number.

Although the stormwater piping and the road reconstruction are the two big ticket items in the project, Russell says the new streetscape design will be one of the most exciting and visible changes. “We’ll have a very nice pedestrian-friendly environment with no curbs and wide footpaths and lots of trees where people will want to come and shop. Richmond will have a very nice main street when it’s finished.”

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Aerial antics thrill at Tasman Skatepark Tour Simon Bloomberg

Skaters and scooter and BMX riders of all ages showed their incredible skills, including a sensational back flip by scooter rider Tuts Kinita, at the second round of the Tasman Skatepark Tour at Mapua on Monday night.

Tuts was the standout performer at the first round in Takaka on Saturday and thrilled the crowd again on Monday when landed two back flips to win the senior

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Brothers Alex and Sam Moreu finished first and second respectively in the junior skate with older brother Tom third in the senior skate section.

However, the tour attracted skaters and rider of all ages and abilities with the youngest rider, Mapua five-year-old Manaia Roebuck-Danks competing in the junior scooter.

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One of the organisers, Sport Tasman’s Haidee van Zoelen says about 180 competitors and spectators were at the Mapua Skatepark on Monday.

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Norovirus at the lake: The Department of Conservation was warning trampers to avoid the Travers-Sabine circuit in the Nelson Lakes National Park because of a suspected norovirus outbreak last week.

DOC Nelson Lakes Operations Manager John Wotherspoon says since the start of the year they have identified 34 people from the track suffering vomiting and diarrhoea. Although there have been no reports of illness in other parts of the National Park, it is possible that the gastro bug has spread to huts in the nearby D’Urville and Matakitaki Valleys.

“We are working closely with the Nelson DHB Health Protection officer who believes it is highly likely to be norovirus.

“While it is not practical to close the circuit, we are now advising people to stay away from the area for at least a week to try and limit the outbreak. If they do enter they are advised to tent camp away from the huts and bury their toilet wastes at least 10m from the track and away from waterways.

Cleaning crews have been sent in to thoroughly disinfect the huts and bleach was placed into the huts over the weekend.

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Motorcycle show fills hall with classics

Nelson Classic and Vintage Motorcycle Club member John Shand with his Burt Munro modified 1960 Harley Davidson KR750TT at the club’s annual show last weekend. The show was held at the Stoke Memorial Hall and attrached around 1000 people. Photo: Brittany Spencer.

Brittany Spencer The hum of classic motorcycles could be heard outside the Stoke Memorial Hall all weekend with the Nelson Classic and Vintage Motorcycle Club’s annual show drawing quite a crowd.

From Triumphs to BSAs, Ducatis to Indians and the Harley-Davidsons of yesteryear, 77 motorcycles filled the hall in a display designed by Mapua’s “Sir” Greg Olsen.

Show organiser Ian Goaten says the weekend was the perfect opportunity for members to show off their engines and people streamed through the doors to take photos and look at all the different makes and models.

“We had quite a variety of bikes on show and everyone loved the display, we would’ve had around 1000 people through the doors over the weekend, it was great.”

Former New Zealand Classic Motorcycles Museum manager John Shand had three motorcycles on show, one of which was a small piece of New Zealand racing history.

John’s 1960 Harley Davidson KR750TT once belonged to the workmate of Burt Munro and the racing bike has the modifications made famous by the kiwi land speed legend all over it.

“I’ve got a photo from the 1960s when they raced it at 120mph which was quite bloody quick back then and the bike has all the modifications.”

The bike was number 15 of 17 built in 1960 for racing purposes and has prompted John to make and also buy two other similar motorcycles.

“Being manager at the museum, you get a lot of contacts for finding bikes and parts so I went from having no Harleys a year ago, and I’ve got three of the bloody things.”

John says he misses having the museum open in Nelson. “It’s a real pity it’s gone but I’ll keep tinkering away and playing with these motorbikes, they’re so rich in history and it really makes you proud to own them.’

Club member Bevan Eyles was given the ‘Best of Show’ motorcycle trophy for his Sunbeam motorcycle and side-chair.

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Stories of arguments, beer bottles and family Brittany Spencer Prime Minister Bill English spent his honeymoon there and Nick Smith sank a canoe in the pond during the children’s programme, but Evelyn Dalzell’s memories of family holidays, arguments and beer bottles topped them all.

On Friday, the Tahunanui Beach Kiwi Holiday Park and Motel celebrated its 90th birthday, hosting a party and several competitions to mark the milestone.

Originally from the West Coast, Nelson woman Evelyn Dalzell took out the ‘Best Story’ competition after writing down tales of travelling up to Tahunanui for a month-long family holiday each summer.

Enitled ‘The Annual Holiday Argument’, Evelyn’s story begins in the 1940s with her and her younger brother Robert lying in bed listening to their parents ar-

Evelyn and her younger brother Robert, far right, with two other campers, stand by the trailer full of beer bottles.

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“There was never enough room to put everything in the trailer so Dad would always say, ‘Jesus bloody Christ, Ag, where am I going to put that?’,” says Evelyn.

“We’d leave a couple of things behind on his insistence and, of course, we needed them as soon as we arrived. Dad never lived it down, we always had three or four of the same thing at home because Mum had to go out to Nelson and buy more after Dad insisted we leave it at home.”

Evelyn says her family stayed at the same campsite every year, along with many other families who became life-long friends.

“It was the highlight of our year because we’d met people the year before and half of our street came back each year, so we’d gather together and go swimming, fishing, and head up the Aniseed Valley together.”

Evelyn also remembers scampering around the holiday park like mice with her brother at first light, collecting all the bottles from the previous night’s drinking sessions and stacking them into the trailer to earn pocket money.

“When the trailer was full, Dad would take them to where you sell bottles and cash them in. We

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Evelyn Dalzell holds up a photo of herself as a young girl at the Tahunanui Beach Kiwi Holiday Park and Motel, after winning the Collective Memories ‘Best Story’ competition. Photo: Brittany Spencer. got one penny for the beer bottles and I think it was threepence or sixpence for the soft drink bottles. My brother to this day insists that he did the work and I got most of the money.”

With its running gags, funny moments and the honesty of a child’s perspective, Evelyn says she loved writing the story for the Collective Memories Competition.

“I could’ve kept writing for a week, I can’t help thinking that it’s the best place to spend your childhood.”

Tahunanui Beach Kiwi Holiday Park and Motel general manager, Marcel Fekkes, says Evelyn’s story is just one of many submitted to the competition.

“Ninety years is pretty impressive when you look at all the people

who have stayed with us over that time and we were overwhelmed by all the great stories and photographs people submitted.

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Averill began night classes but they didn’t fit so she moved into a class taught by Susan Creedy and painted a number of seascapes. “Then we started travelling overseas, we visited Athens, Rome, Vietnam, Turkey and then just recently we went to Spain and Amsterdam and a lot of these places have excavated pottery,” says Averill. “Some of them are 2000 or 3000 years old and it absolutely fascinated me when I saw it, so I photographed them and used them as the inspiration for my artworks.”

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Would you like to see the All Blacks playing in Nelson?

Absolutely!

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Yes, definitely.

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I'd go for that. Is Trafalgar Park capable?

Dennis Gibbs.

Only if they build a new stadium at Saxton Field! Rob James.

[Leave the rugby stadium in town]. People go on about how great Wellington's Cake Tin is, how the trains drop you off right there. Well "right there" happens to be the same distance as the church steps at the top of Trafalgar St to Trafalgar Park. Now do a radius of that around Trafalgar Park.

Easy parking and access for everybody.

And, here's where it gets good. I'll use the Cake Tin as another example (as

it's rated so highly because of proximity to town and transport), all of Nelson's bars are closer to Trafalger Park than the very first bar after walking out of the Cake Tin. Rugby equals beers, that leads to more beers, especially night games.

I for one aren't fizzing about walking down Main Rd Stoke to the Turf after a game. And Nelson's piss arse amount of buses won't fix that problem. Yip, sure a few thousand at the cricket works, but as far as an event's pre and post match get togethers go, it's in a poop location.

Mike Mead.

Go for it. Bring the AB's back to it's grass roots. Marley Mcleay.

Get a decent rugby ground at Saxton and it will happen.

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By-law to move Hone?

That's not fair. Poor Hone, and what are we going to do for fun outside Farmers store of perpetual boredom. John Gray.

Political correctness running riot. If he did that in the USA they would just put some bullet holes in him, end of story. Nick Mather.

About bloody time. Imagine if all Nelson ratepayers hung their washing up in Trafalgar St. Jo Mumm.

Similar towns such as Napier etc have such by-laws already,

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Direct Cremation

editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz facebook.com/waimeaweekly www.nelsonlive.co.nz surely if the NCC CEO got on the phone they could "borrow " a readymade, tested by-law and have it underway almost immediately. Or will they try to "reinvent the wheel" by wasting a few more thousands of our money on lawyers to write one up for them.

Ash Wells.

Simply straight to the crematorium

The more people make a big song and dance about this guy the more his head grows and he's getting the attention he wants. The more you ignore it the more it might just go away.

Yeah, he's not friendly and very opinionated, but at the end of the day look at what you have in front of you compared to him....it's Christmas, be happy!!! Rant over!! Paula Jane Campbell.

With respect and care

Bludgers are a nuisance to society, he's not homeless nor has he the right to hold our town to ransom, he's not Hone, he is Lewis. He is not the wizard but is very crafty indeed. Why feel sorry for someone who was cruel to his animals. Why should he be allowed to carry on like this, if he was black would he be allowed to act this way, I say no. Move him out of our beautiful town and give back the centre he is turning into trash with his so called boxes of protest. Kellie Eric Wickham.

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“For us, though, nothing has The mother of missing student changed, so it is just a matter of Leo Lipp-Neighbours hopes new living with it.” drone technology will end the Theories on what happened to near-seven year wait to find out Leo include his car going off a what happened to her only child. steep bank, suicide, and, in more Leo was 19 when he went missing recent years, that he was the vicfrom his flat in Nelson at 4am on tim of foul play.

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Lipp said she and Leo’s father Neither he nor his distinctive or- Colin Neighbours had considange station-wagon ered every scenario have been seen since. and had “been around Charlotte Lipp said in circles”. drone technology gave Leo’s friends said he her hope that Leo’s car was “in a dark mood” might be spotted in the night he disapsteep areas around the peared and left his flat upper South Island. after a night clubbing, She doesn’t have acsaying he was going Leo Lipp Neigh“to be at one with nacess to a drone, or the bours before his ture”. expertise to use one, disappearance.

The last person to see but hopes a hobbiest Leo was good friend might be willing to help.

Ben Clarke. This week Clarke “We searched but there are ar- said he thought of Leo often and eas you just can’t get to. Someone had searched for him extensively who is really experienced with after he went missing. a drone could spot something “We looked for him for a long though,” Lipp said. time, walking and driving the “That is hopeful.” whole top of the South Island,” Lipp said she wanted to remind Clarke said. people that her son was still miss- “We searched every track, all the ing. places he used to go, but nothing.”

“It was seven years ago now so Ben said a drone might be the there are people who just might only way Leo was found.

Leo Lipp-Neighbours’ distinctive car that went missing the night he did. Photos: Supplied.

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Richard says he learnt the He contested the race six importance of preparayears ago, but tion and realises only made it to the race is more Wellington beabout endurance. fore the Christch“You need to be urch Earthquake sailing the boat to struck and his the best of your sailing companability as opposed ion had to go to letting the boat and assist family sail you. caught up in the “We ran a system disaster. of two hours on, Richard believes two hours off, for Nelson yachtie the brief taste the six days.

Richard Borrell has made him “We basically had will attempt the more savvy about a bean bag at the Round the North what to expect bottom of the Island event next and with new stairs and we’ll month. Photo: Supteammate Jurrian likely use that plied.

(Yuri) Schoksystem again. king, he expects to finally “You reach a stage where complete the race which you become so buggered tests both skill and nerve at that you’ll sleep anywhere.” the same time.

The duo had a practice run The duo will race in a when they sailed the boat to 1985-built yacht named Jet. Northland two weeks before “For us in Nelson we effec- Christmas, which went well. tively do the race twice – you Richard is currently the Vice have to get the boat to Auck- Commodore of Tasman Bay land and back again.

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Pages of inani- immense fortitude, Mr Campbell – & 17 the nature Page competitors before long16 of to chicken out. descended on the shoreline for“I Riwaka 26 we had a lot water for the dip along this year and bumblebees UK. Fairies, the School object racing set in and a took to the Mid-Winter think Olympian Riwaka the from We Admirably, a handful managed mate from further. among the coming were ducks with Deputy Principal Katherine people entered the the superheroes of with off portion good started an for festival The Festival. swim- to remain in the water competiin Sefton, a feat which he says was display as the international a lot of on and thehadcostumes to milk were soon bobbing listlessly cross, an event boater performances popular Bands, “better than coffee”. the former. ath- extended period of time professional not justfor and tastytorsmers andgathered of hottogether array race although it should the lagoon, sees kayakers which standard The Mid-Winter Festival raised from Jeanette Clark good the moment, most of these peofor aLower Speaking to the Guardian after just here a welcome for the madeOver foodriver. course ofwayletes but some to $9000 for the school, a down the was found in pre-plunge be noted that an extremely successful day in close morning, while Moutere a winter to spendthere time,” she says. believed to be up on fate that ple were female. was also kayak bysocial the weekend contemplation of the icy Riwaka School Principal total which is children were entertained a good long queue eveFor the rest however, the the sun, washer.

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SUP cross, ecstatic rafter was awaited slalom, Campbell and and canoe jeeps Fraser bouncy castles, mini flat sequence of events once subwas list the Four their bucket has Square cup, “Everyone dig forrywhere, classic the as as a bigNew wellcardboard race and trains When Arthritis was flat out. station needed petrola local out, the volunteer a vessel outZealand which involvestomaking help promote much its as cause sold and they’ve raise think and taking it I don’t some money, the and tape of cardboard man to put his hand up was as they did this Tommy McDowell competes in the canoe a 94 yearand meat oldbeer bread, World down the river.

War 2 veteran. slalom at the Buller Festival over the weekend. year and weekend.” held every The event isMaurice Abrahams is a legend in Nelson.

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He still plays in the Nelson Brass Band, has served as a Freemason for more than 70 years and volunteers for Arthritis NZ after developing two forms of arthritis.

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“But I only save the ladies,” he Edward St and Gossey Drive North in joked. on Lower Queen Rd, holiday 120-site A Lastpark week he and Sue spent two Tuesday, while Wakefield hours atsigned Z petroloff last Senior reporter Reporter lifestyle village on WensSt, a $50 millionstation in Halifaxrural have approved the Olive worked as a “commuresi- hecommissioners a 95 lot St, where ley Rd in Richmond nity and concierge” washingthe at 109 Wensley Rd. village simon@waimeaweekly.co.nz lifestyle windows Estateand greeting customin Wakefield are dential subdivision ers. He handed out orange for the Lower Queen A resource which consent his customers get the green light tokens already spent four months on this latest developments couldtouse to votetoforgrow. was granted last Septem- “We’ve parkthe ArthritisStNZ holiday and help 50 sites for selfcontinues charity as the Tasman district receive cash from Z, through its Yarrell says they stage. We are powering-up andinco-owner Good the HoodRod and Motorhomes has ber, promotorhomes and caravans and Queen St Caravans contained motion. fencing Maurice says installing working on he got relief are presently from his treatment ablution block stage one of their holiday so already startedwanted water then we’ll get started on the and to give back,open cabling but underground he the wasn’t and in sure if he’d be offered will be park development a jobwhich after his efforts. “Sue’s right been a big job with and laundry. it has says He pipes. into it Holdings and sites but we’ll Nevis I just Ben 120 follow for time for next summer. along, but when people respond 3.5 kilometres of “We have consents of trenches, 600 youmetres feel good. ” had a resource consent for their 95 lot ruprobably only put in around 90 so they’ll electric cabling and 210 metres of fencing. ral residential subdivision on Totara View

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all be a bit bigger. There’s also going to be camping sites and 12 cabins but we won’t be taking permanent residents.”

The holiday park is being developed on the site of Rod and his partner Linda Manera’s business, Queen St Caravans and Motorhomes at 442 Lower Queen St and Rod says they have already been getting inquirMaurice ies from prospective customers.

Abrahams, the “Demand will be huge judging by 94, washes a car window at Z SEE PAGE 2 Halifax last Friday as part of a fundraising push by Arthritis New Zealand. Photo: Andrew Board.

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WEDNESDAY 11 January 2017

Waimea College nets more hockey honours Simon Bloomberg Waimea College’s hockey programme continued to produce top international talent with Hugh Hendrickson becoming the college’s third player to represent New Zealand last year.

The college’s former hockey stars already had an amazing year with Anita McLaren and Kelsey Smith playing for the Black Sticks at the Rio Olympics. And that success continued last month when Hugh, 19, played for the New Zealand Under-21 team that finished ninth at the Junior World Cup in India.

The Canterbury University engineering student, who now plays for the Southern United men’s team in the Christchurch club competition and the Canterbury Beavers (Canterbury B) at representative level, says the World Cup was a real highlight.

He had earlier started international season playing for the

international under-21 team at really high level but I think I the invitational Sultan of Johor played alright,” the talented deCup in Malaysia in late October. fender says.

Hugh says it’s “It was a big process,” Hugh says. no surprise that “They introduced Waimea College the whole profesand Nelson are producing so many insional environment ternational players to us which was challenging. because the facilities at Saxton Field “We had two weeks, and the coaching prior to Malaysia, structure at Nelson when we went up Hockey are both to Auckland to get on the same page. Hugh Hendrickson excellent. He says there’s a core group It was a big step up but it was also really valuable - of coaches who are doing great we learned so much.” work staring at junior level and Although New Zealand missed continuing right through the out on the quarter-finals in In- grades. dia after beating Japan 1-0, los- Hugh says there will only be ing 1-2 to top qualifiers Germa- limited opportunities at the inny and drawing 3-3 with Spain, ternational level next season but Hugh says he was happy with his next goal is to try and break his own form. New Zealand fin- through into the top Canterished ninth after beating Malay- bury team. “That’s the aim but sia and South Africa in the play- it’s going to be hard because it’s offs for 9th to 12th. a good team and I have a big “It was pretty tough - it was a year of study ahead.”

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The final race was Kids “Child Cancer brutal with several Foundation” meeting Keightley Teece had cars rolled. at Milestone Homes the best result for a Keightley snuck Top of the South South Islander for through untouched Speedway on Saturnearly a decade at the but was unable to day night saw Charlie New Zealand Stock gain enough places Jackson win the ModCar Championships to overhaul the points ified Sprint feature in Kihikihi over the leaders. race. weekend.

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Keightley kept his He now heads to the won the Street Stock cool amongst the cha- New Zealand Grand group, Shane Brooks os around him, finish- Prix in Invercargill the Stock Cars, Dave ing fifth overall out of this weekend.

Leitch won the Pro170 competitors. Only Shane Harwood made ductions, while it was five drivers made the the final group in the Queen of the Clay for trip across from the New Zealand Super the TQs with Alicia Mainland. winStock Grand Prix in MacLauchlan ning their feature Keightley was on the Napier in 6th overall. pace all weekend, eas- He still retains the 1nz race. ily qualifying in his number after Palm- The track now has a group and leading on erston North was weeks break before points with two laps rained off last week, the first of the two to go in heat two be- both he and Brett big New Zealand title fore getting spun up Nicholls return this meetings. The Sprint amongst the carnage Friday to continue Car GP then the NZ around him. with the final two Midget ChampionHe recovered to fin- heats of the NZ Super ship will see some ish but lost valuable Stock Championship. of the country's best points.

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SportS Cycling Tasman cyclist Jack Bauer won the Elite National time trial in a time of 51 minutes and 54 seconds. The former Tour de France cyclist beat home Jason Christie with Olympic rower Hamish Bond in third.

Bowls Nelson bowlers Jo Edwards, Val Smith and Kirsten Edwards won the nationals women’s fours title with team-mate Tayla Bruce in Paritutu. The Jo Edwards-skipped team beat Lisa White, Jessie Macaw, Natasha Russell and Kimberly Hemmingway in the final. Nelson-bred father and son duo Neville and Ali Forsyth came up one win short of defending their men’s pairs title, losing the final to Gary Lawson and Nev Rodda.

Cricket An unbeaten half century from Nelson’s Josh Clarkson was not enough to help Central Districts win the Super Smash Twenty20 final against the Wellington Firebirds on Saturday.

Josh hit 53 not out but his team fell 14 runs short in their pursuit of Wellington’s 172 for 7.

Football Tasman United slumped to their fifth straight defeat in the Stirling Sports national football competition after a 3-2 loss to Canterbury United at Nelson’s Trafalgar Park on Sunday. Goals from Dylan Burns and Tinashe Marowa counted for nothing when Canterbury striker Stephen Hoyle headed home the winner in the 93rd minute of the game. Tasman sit at the bottom of the table and face competition leaders Auckland City in Nelson on Sunday with the kickoff at 2pm.

Jim Sinner Waimea Swimming Club’s Nick Lovell, 11, won the Life Members Cup for best country club swimmer for the third year running to help his club secure the Crest Cup for best country club at the Swimming Nelson Marlborough Country and Town Championships at the Hampden Street Pool on Saturday.

The meet signalled the start of the summer pool swimming season for the Nelson-Tasman region and attracted 42 swimmers from Canterbury-West Coast and one from Wellington, joining 91 NelsonMarlborough competitors.

Cody Pike, 15, was another standout for Waimea, winning six events and placing second in another to finish top of the boys’ 15 years and over age group. Cody won two age group gold medals for his efforts, for most points by a country club swimmer and by a Nelson-Marlborough swimmer in his age group.

Lilly Hall, 10, Nick Hall, 12, RubyLou Stuart, 14 and Clara Foster, 17 all won numerous events and Nelson-Marlborough age group

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Chisnall third at Royal Melbourne Jacob Page Greenacres golfer Ryan Chisnall has started 2017 in strong fashion with a third place finish at the Australian Master of the Amateurs event at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club.

Ryan shot a three under par 69 to finish in third five shots off the winner.

He also teamed up with fellow Kiwi Dan Hillier to claim the world team’s title.

“It really was a patience game out there,”

Ryan says. “The greens were so firm... It was like playing on concrete, trying to get the ball to stop and spin when all it wanted to do was bounce made the greens very hard.

The young golfer, who was looking to turn professional early this year, has decided to hold off on the move and that decision looks to be paying dividends already.

“It was a hard decision but I want to be in the best possible position to turn pro. I looked

at things and felt that I still had more that I could achieve at the amateur level.”

He says the Asia-Pacific Championships, which will be held in New Zealand and another potential go at the Eisenhower Trophy events were both incentives to carry on.

“I know I could make money now but I think if I hold off on the decision for another couple of years then I’ll be in a much stronger position to make the most of it.”

Ryan Chisnall has started 2017 with a third place finish in an amateur event at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club. Photo Jacob Page.

Waimea duo wins Kaiteriteri volleyball open Jacob Page Volleyball Nelson Bays’ Kaiteri Beach Bash at the Kaiteriteri Beach Lagoon continues to grow in popularity.

A record 41 teams took part across competitive, social and business grades.

The men’s title was won by the

Richmond team of Charles Ching and Matt Heyward who beat Sean Thular and Oscar Baden 21-18, 21-17 in the final.

The women’s crown was won by Nadja Baden and Tali Uia. The duo beat Jess Williams and Lydia Swaney 15-11, 15-11.

In the first ever mixed competition; Josh Thompson and Ruth

Swaney came from a set down to beat the father and daughter combination of Shane and Daya Rosemyer 14-21, 21-14, 15-7.

Volleyball Nelson Bays’ administrator Allan Brodie says the unique lagoon location makes for some great action.

“The sand is actually some of the best you can play volleyball on.

“Because it gets washed regularly, it makes it quite consistent for play.”

At the end of the month, Volleyball Nelson Bays will welcome Adelaide-based coach David Eldridge, who has won several Australian national titles over more than two decades in the sport.

David will be a key part of the Nelson development and extension programmes.

Nelson players are also preparing for the New Zealand AgeGroup Championships and New Zealand Secondary School Championships which will be held later this summer in Tauranga.

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Nelson softballers up to speed Simon Bloomberg Nelson’s young softball talent showed they are among the best in the country when they joined forces with Marlborough to finish fourth at the national under-19 tournament at Akina Park in Hastings last week.

The Upper South Island team, which included Nelson’s Josh Kelly, Caleb Delaney, Mardi McBride, Justin Barr, Gavin Peattie, Cole James and Riley Power, won six games and lost three at the fourday tournament won by Auckland A. Although the team was disappointed to narrowly miss out on the final, co-coach Nigel Kelly says the results show that they are competitive with all the country’s softball powerhouses.

“We won six games and only lost to the big teams by one or two runs so we showed we were good enough to make the final,” Nigel says. “It was the best result we’ve had at the tournament for quite a few years - it was good to perform so well on the national scene.

The team beat Auckland B 6-1 and Tarawhiti 8-0 on day one before beating Hutt Valley 9-1 and losing to Wellington 3-2 and Hawkes Bay 2-1 in a tie-breaker on “an extremely tough second day”.

The Upper South Island under-19 softball team that finished fourth at the national tournament in Hastings last week.

Upper South Island beat North Harbour 5-0 and lost to Canterbury 4-2 on day three before defeating North Harbour 5-4 and Canterbury 7-6 in 10 innings in the play-offs on day four.

Nigel says the team’s pitchers,

Riley and Josh, performed well with Riley ending the tournament with the top stats and Josh making the Tournament Rest Team.

First base Mardi was also outstanding making the Tourna-

Community Notices WAIMEA Country/MusIC Club starts the year on January 15th at Church Hall Florence St Richmond at 1.15pm contact Pres Jim Carrick 5449446 , Pat Rainbow 5445766 ALLWELCOME GIAnt outDoor GAMEs at Richmond Library. Try Giant Jenga and other games. Friday 13 January. Noon – 1pm beside outside courtyard. Free. Contact Lani 543 8970 or Lucy 543 8500. sChool kIDs proGrAMME table tennis at Saxton Stadium each Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 till 12:00 17th&19th and 24th & 26th January. Suitable for primary,intermediate and secondary school students. Coaches will be in attendance. For further information phone Ted on 5470979. Cost $10 to cover all four sessions. Bats and balls provided soCIAl tAblE tEnnIs at Saxton Stadium 9:00 till 12:00 each Monday and Friday. Suitable for all ages. Morning tea provided. For further information phoneTed or Liz on 5470979 poEtry & pICnIC in the PARK with POWERtalk Waimea. Join us and share your favourite poem. All Welcome. Wednesday, 1st February 6pm-9pm Washbourne Gardens, Richmond. Call Nissa 021648840 www.powertalknelson1.wordpress.com nElson rAIlWAy at Founders Park. The train will be operating on Friday January 13, Saturday January 14 and Sunday January 15 on the hour from 11am to 4pm. The railcar operates January 16, 17 and 18 and 19 on demand from 11am to 4pm if weather is fine.

FooD, is it a problem for you? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. Meetings held weekly. All welcome brEAthInG ClAssEs resume again in February delivered throughout Tasman by the Nelson Asthma Society. Please contact asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz or 03 544 1562 for class details. Improve your respiratory health

and self-management skills. hAVEyouEVEr thought of becoming a volunteeer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice?

Check out our website on www.volunteernelson.org.nz ph 546 7681. top oF thE south MorrIs MInor Club Sunday 22 January Outing to Golden Bay. Meet at Motueka Clock Carpark before 10am. BYO food. Ph5473316 Julie and John

by Friday 30th.

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CAllInG All nEWCoMErs to Nelson – join us at Café Affair kids welcome every third Monday on each month from 10am -11am for a social chat. ( No meeting in Dec) nelson@ newcomers.co.nz or phone Belinda or Jane on 03 546 7681.

GooD CrAFtErnoon! Bring your craft project and work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring your own materials and lunch. Free. Richmond Library. Wednesdays, 12.30pm-2.00pm.

ment Team.

“The Nelson boys went very well.

“Our pitchers were fast - they were pitching at around 116 to 117 kmh which is only 10kmh or so less than the Black Sox

pitchers,” Nigel says.

The next assignment for three of the team, Waimea College’s Josh, Justin and Caleb, will be the national division one secondary school’s tournament in Auckland in March.

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surVIVors AnD thrIVErs. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along and meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Phone 539 1137 for details Mindfulness and Relaxation Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137 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 546 7681. sInG hu, A love song to God, to help you experience divine love and inner peace.

Wednesday 5 30 to 6 00 at 44c Bronte st ph Lyndy 5481450 or 0211567914 lEArnInG ADVEnturEs - 2017 Rego!

Extension classes for ages 6-8, 8-12 year olds: Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, and Societal Ethics with like-minded peers. www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne. suMMErFun- Day camps for Science,Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, and Societal Ethics (STEAMS). See website details, rego SOON! www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne.

FroM tErM 1 Brightwater Scouts is starting up a Kea section for boys and girls from years one to three. If you can run faster than a speeding hedgehog, jump higher than a pussycat and yell louder than your mother then Keas is for you. Please email nelsonzonekeas@ gmail.com. pICklEbAll is a fun new game to Nelson. If you’ve played a racquet/bat sport this could be for you. We play on the badminton courts at Richmond Badminton Hall on Thursdays 10am to 12 noon. New members very welcome. For more information call Margaret 547 6541. tIny tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-

10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time. $5 yoGA ClAss Tues 6.45pm, Thurs 5.45pm. 1 Hour class with Alice Auckland Point School 111 Haven Road, Nelson. Please wear comfy clothes and bring a mat. All levels welcome. Contact Alice for further details on 022 127 6306. nZ rED Cross is looking for volunteers to join their dynamic team. Supporting former refugees is rewarding and gives you an opportunity to make a difference. Full training provided. Contact us now to find out more: jettie.skerten@redcross.org.nz ph548-4978. rIChMonD CrEAtIVE FIbrE- meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the month at 9.30am for Spinning,knitting, Felting &weaving. Dianne 5449982.

DArCy strEEt InDoor boWls Tuesday 1pm-3pm. $2.50 per session. Cnr Croucher St & Darcy St. Behind Church of Christ. Maryann 544 2596.

DAnCE ClAss - Adult beginners, Thursday evenings 7.30-8.30, Richmond Primary School hall $5 pp. Ph: Sally 541 9084.. lEArnInG ADVEnturEs - Extension classes for ages 8-12 year olds. Explore Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, & Societal Ethics with like-minded peers. www.

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CAnCEr soCIEty support: survivors & thrivers. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet others in this friendly atmosphere. Ph 539 1137. Mindfulness & relaxation Tuesdays 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137. prostate Cancer support Group meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 1.30 to 3.30pm contact Ian 547 3373. searchweek.org/public-outreach.

rEGulAr EVEnts ME/CFs FM support nElson bAys. Find support with others who understand.

Come and join our small informal group, third Monday of month at Suter Cafe, .Halifax St, 2.30pm strengthtogethernelson@gmail. com WoMEn sInGErs, join us to perform at national competitions next April. Barbershop a-cappella. Nelson Harmony Chorus rehearse Thurs, 7 pm, Club Waimea, Richmond. Trish 544 8876 www.nelsonharmony.org.nz InnEr WhEEl WAIMEA nElson - a Club for women promoting friendship and community involvement. Meetings held the 4th Monday of the month. Contact Pat on 03 5482725 for further details.

EnlIVEn posItIVE AGEInG sErVICEs provide a day programme for older people with memory loss. Could you volunteer to help on a Wednesday? Chat, serve refreshments, help with activities. Please ph: Trish 5479350 hAbItAt For huMAnIty are looking for some extra volunteers in the ReStore! There are many different ways you can help, so call us to find out all the different ways you could be involved! 547 4626. ruMMICub’ sEnIor CItIZEns rooMs Oxford St, Friday afternoons. 1-3pm. $2 includes a cuppa. Free parking. Free 1st lesson.

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546 9991

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A/H: 542 3343

Nelson 03 546 9290 Richmond 03 544 2900 Blenheim 03 578 0404

Stoke Motueka Picton

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Camping and RV

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Chris Inglis 03 5448059 0275485877

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Business Listings Required

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www.tasmanbayplumbing.co.nz

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544 8059

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property management

For professional property management services contact the regions most preferred company by far.

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