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Westport South School’s winning team for the Year 7 Westamaths competition was Ollie Johnson, left, Rico Warren, Ostave Barlow Waters and Manaia Harri.
PICTURE: Abseil Access Anew 55m-long pedestrian and cycle suspension bridge at Charleston has taken out a major award. Built by Abseil Access, it bridges the Waitakere (Nile) River and is a key structure on the Kawatiri Coastal Trail, which will eventually stretch from Westport toTheCharleston.bridgetook out the Small/Medium Structure Award at the recent NZ Bridges 2022 awards night in Wellington.
Charleston bridge wins
Winning Westport
Fox Glacier School’s Michelle Pouta and Hao Hao Li deliberate while Georgia Murdoch looks on and Jay Khan Brown considers the question during the annual Westamaths competition in Hokitika last week.
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The new suspension bridge at Charleston.
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Train driver reflects on a 50 year career
Retired locomotive driver Gilbert Bryan. PICTURE: Neville Roberts was going too. But things changed pretty quickly.” Mr Bryan says working in Greymouth was different from being stationed in Otira and brought a lot more freedom out on the lines. “In Greymouth it was single crew driving the DJ diesel locomotives, There was a lot more variety than just driving in Otira. I was driving the trains on all the lines up to Otira, Springfield, Reefton, Westport and down to Hokitika.” He has seen a number of changes during his time on the railways. “I started with NZ Rail, then Tranz Rail and finally Kiwi Rail, and various uniforms to go with the changes. I've been lucky, I have had a couple of close calls but nothing serious. “I really enjoyed my time – no regrets, a lot of laughs and worked with good people.“
While in Timaru he obtained his driver's ticket and worked there until transferring to Otira in 1980. “I was stationed there full-time and had a railway house. I was there for 19 years. My main job was on the electrics (electric train), which involved towing the trains through the Otira Tunnel to Arthur's Pass. “The Greymouth drivers would have a cup of tea and wait at Otira and the Christchurch crew would be at Arthur's Pass if they were running to time. The electric train had two drivers – one at the front and one at the back. I would be the driver on one end and normally Joe Goodman would be on the other. I was also driving the trains in Otira.” When a vacancy arrived in Greymouth, Gilbert decided that after 19 years in Otira it was time to make a move. “Otira was a full village when I first arrived there. There were a lot of railway personnel – six train drivers, fitters and turners, guards, shunters and the refresh (tearoom) girls. It was a thriving village with the Electricity Department and the Ministry of Works down the road, and the school
Runners in action in the longrunning Kokatahi Mary O'Connor Mini Marathon.PICTURES: Janna Sherman
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T he 38th Mary O'Connor Mini Marathon was held in Kokatahi recently, with the former Olympian long distance runner also attending the event named in her honour.
The Finlay family, of Rapahoe, Anavic and Paul Finlay with children and grandchildren Paula, seven, Paulo, four, Paulinus, two, Peter, five, and Paul, ten, ready for the Mary O'Connor Mini Marathon held in Kokatahi on Sunday.
Inspired by Mary O'Connor's 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympics debut, the mini marathon has been running ever since in her hometown of Kokatahi. The 2022 event coincided with the Birmingham Commonwealth Games. O'Connor was a special guest running the 3km and bringing along a collection of Commonwealth keepsakes from her performance at the 1986 Games in Edinburgh, where she finished ninth in the women's marathon.
Mini Marathon strong after 38 years
Young runners took part in either a 3km or 6km race on the very roads O'Connor trained at Kokatahi, finishing with a cross-country circuit around the Kokatahi-Kowhitirangi Pony Club grounds.
Pack the gum: Having chewing gum can relax your stomach, as the coolness can relax stomach muscles and takes your mind off the pain. Bring both peppermint and ginger flavoured gum to help the sickness.
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Snack lightly: Avoid heavy and greasy foods on the journey. Choose some lightly salted snacks such as seaweed bites or dry crackers which won't disturb the stomach pains. Play some good tunes: Distraction is one of the best ways to help your mind forget about the burden of travel sickness. Play your favourite songs on the radio at a low volume to focus your mind on something else other than feeling sick. Bring a sick bag: A last resort option may be needed if you can't do anything to stop sickness. Having a sick bag on board can make you feel calmer, as you know there is another option available.
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Get in the front seat: Whether it's in a family car-hire or a road-trip with friends, sitting at the front lets you focus on the road and minimise the likelihood of travel sickness. Stay off the screen: As tempting as it can be, scrolling on social media can worsen headaches by straining your eyes from looking at bright screens. It's best to put the phone away until the end of journey.
Rockfalls continue to threaten walkway
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“This is obviously difficult news for everyone in the community to digest, including those who arent directly affected by the landslide report,” council chief executive Sharon Mason said.“We appreciate this may be distressing and may take some time to sink in. That is why our staff personally visited as many homes as possible to talk directly to residents “There was not a quick or simple fix. The land in question was owned by the Department of Conservation. Many parties were impacted, and many factors needed to be considered.”
The report from England and Company Ltd identifies residential and commercial properties that are either located in a high risk or medium risk zone. It outlines two types of landslides that might affect these properties.
The steep range inland of Granity is composed of granite which shows signs of fracturing and weakening in places. In general, the basement rocks (granite) are not exposed and are covered by a continuous soil layer. When it rains, the soil layer becomes heavier and weaker, until gravity eventually causes the soil, and potentially rocks, to slide. This is a translational landslide. The report says debris flow landslides can come from mountain stream overflow caused by heavy rain. When a stream or creek in a mountainous area becomes swollen it erodes its banks and the debris material (rocks, soil and vegetation) is carried downslope by fast, energetic water flow. Often there is more debris than water and this is termed a debris flow. In extreme rainfall events, the debris from a translational landslide can transform into a debris flow, particulary if the landslide debris enters a high energy stream bed. Ten Granity properties have been identified as being at high risk of inundation damage from debris flows. For people living in those dwellings there is a possible risk of harm and it is likely that those buildings will be damaged by debris flows in the future. Fifteen properties and a number of other outbuildings are located within the medium risk zone, where property damage may also occur. Four residential dwellings and the Granity Museum are located within the high-risk zone. That means they are considered at high risk of impact damage, which could result in harm to people and property. It is estimated that, in the 50-year life of a building, there is a 57% chance of a building in that zone being damaged. There is a 0.085% per year chance of a fatality, or approximately one death every 10,000 years due to landslides in the high risk zone. About 20 residential dwellings are located within the medium-risk zone. The report says some properties may be at risk from both types of landslides. A slip around a house at Granity. The house sustained no structural damage.
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The Buller District Council has contacted property owners and residents at Granity to discuss the risk of slips identified in a recent report. During the February flooding event, Granity and nearby Ngakawau experienced landslides, one of which redirected a watercourse through and around several houses, the Granity Museum and under State highway 67 and the Kiwi Rail networks. As a result, the council commissioned a report to assess the landslides to better understand the ongoing risk to life and property.
JANUARY 14 WOW sprint cars, Greenstone Park Speedway 28 Greenstone Park Speedway race meeting FEBRUARY 4-6 Lake Mahinapua Aquatic Club, 80th anniversary. 5 Kumara Boot Sale, Kumara Sportsground, 10am to 2pm 11 Buller Gorge marathon 11 Greenstone Park Speedway, race meeting 25 Greenstone Park Speedway, race meeting MARCH 4 Greenstone Park Speedway, race meeting 5 Kumara Boot Sale, Kumara Sportsground, 10am to 2pm 11 Wildfoods Festival, Cass Square, Hokitika 18 Greenstone Park Speedway, race meeting APRIL 1 King of the Coast, Greenstone Park Speedway, Cobden 2 Greenstone Park Speedway, race meeting 2 Junk2Funk Wearable art competition, Hokitika 28-29 Taiko Festival, Punakaiki EVENTS To add any events to the Coast Calendar please Communitynews@westcoastmessenger.co.nz.e-mail:eventsonlyinthisfreeservice
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NOVEMBER 5 Greenstone Park Speedway race meeting 6 Kumara Boot Sale, Kumara Sportsground, 10am to 2pm 11 Lake Brunner School, twilight gala, 5pm to 8pm 11 Greenstone Park Speedway race meeting 12 Ride the Wilderness, Ross, from 8am 16 Greymouth Art Group meet, Holy Trinty Church Hall, 7pm 18 Jodi Vaughan and Brendan Dugan 40th Anniversary Concert, Regent Theatre, Hokitika, 8pm to 10.30pm 19 Cancer Society, The Journey Car Rally 19 Greenstone Park Speedway race meeting 22 A Celtic Christmas, Regent Theatre, Greymouth, 7.30pm 23 Dancing Queen, a tribute to Abba, NBS Theatre, Westport 24 Dancing Queen, a tribute to Abba, Regent Theatre, Greymouth 24 A Celtic Christmas, NBS Theatre, Westport, 7.30pm 26-27 The Extravaganza Fair Summer Tour, Karoro Domain, Greymouth, from 9am 26-27 Ashton Family Circus and Dylan Daisy's Magic Show, Karoro Domain, Greymouth, from 9am DECEMBER 1-4 True West Adventure Race, Franz Josef 2-4 The Hits Christmas Carnival 2-4 Runanga Club 75th jubliee 4 Kumara Boot Sale, Kumara Sportsground, 10am to 2pm 10 South Island modified title meeting, Greenstone Park Speedway 2023
ACROSS 6. Do you season wood to make it? (6-5). 7. The hairdresser’s knock (4). 8. Judged a failure academically, went to work on a farm (8).
Mark Hampton Hokitika William Payn Reefton “Possibly!” Stuart Banks Reefton
West Coast Wilderness Trail annual forum, Hokitika RSA 1 Run Nation Film Festival, Regent Theatre, Hokitika, 7pm, to 9pm 2 Farewell to Fog Festival, Reefton, from 3.30pm 2 Westport Garden Club Spring Show, Carters Beach Hall, 2.30pm until 6pm for exhibitors 3 Westport Garden Club, Spring show, Carters Beach hall, 10am to 4pm 3 MS West Coast Craft and Gift Fair 3 Coppermine Junction, Barrytown Hall, 8pm to 10.30pm 6 Out and Proud, Ally training workshop, Westland District Library, Hokitika, midday to 3pm 8 Monthly tune-up, Greenstone Retreat, Kumara, 6.30pm to 8.30pm 10 Conservation Fair and Planting Day, Carters Beach Domain, 10am to 3pm 13 Across the Great Divide, Donovan's Store, 7.30pm 14 Across the Great Divide, Old Lodge Theatre, Hokitika, 7.30pm 15 Across the Great Divide, Reefton Workingmens Club, 7.30pm 16 Across the Great Divide, Denniston Dog, Westport, 8pm 17 Camerons Community Market Day, Bill Maher Hall, Camerons, 9am 17 Women's Institute, Anne Stewart Rosebowl, Holy Trinity Church Hall, Greymouth 17 Coastal Collison, Hotel Lake Brunner, 9pm 18 Life Education Polar Plunge, Karoro Domain, 11am 21 Greymouth Art Group meet, Holy Trinty Church Hall, 7pm 22 The Boss, Bruce Springsteen Tribute Show, NBS Theatre, Westport, 7.30pm to 10.30pm 30 Youth disco, Regent Theatre, Greymouth, 6pm to 7.30pm
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27 Saturday Laughs with Paul Ego and Jeremy Elwood, NBS Theatre, Westport, 8pm to 10pm 28 Greymouth Market, Civic Centre, 10am to 1pm 28 The Paul Paul Comedy Night, with Paul Ego and Paul Douglas, Regent Theatre, Greymouth, 8pm to 10pm
17. How cotton made his way through the crowd? (8). 19. For instance, now you’d say “Good gracious!” instead! (4). 20. Does it appreciate light literature? (7,4). DOWN 1. Kit the gangs out as pirates (8). 2 . He shoots a bird with a red tip to its tail (6). 3. What a woman might be called in America-not here (6). 4. Tried to gain entrance and managed to get the key (4). 5. Dad’s wrong to poke the ruler in; they’re dangerous (6). 6. Bet you’ll find one in the garden, somewhere! (5). 11. Foreign food and, as usual, the name’s wrongly spelled (8). 13. Stick the head he knocked off where I indicate (6). 14. The carrier, you say further, is stuck in an ice-drift (6). 15. Caught in wrong-doing, I colour (6). 16. Show your annoyance with a street map that’s wrong (5). 18. Standing to get the maximum point in the test (4). ACROSS 6. Show (11) 7. Surplus (4) 8. Opponent in law (8) 9. Nut (6) 10. Garment (6) 12. Concealed (6) 15. Off course (6) 17. Instalments (8) 19. Paddles (4) 20. Inferior (11) DOWN 1. Miserable (8) 2. Trail (6) 3. Heavy blows (6) 4. Comfortable (4) 5. Flag (6) 6. Dance (5) 11. Logical (8) 13. Mischievous (6) 14. Nakedness (6) 15. Away (6) 16. Pungent (5) 18. Weeps (4) Last week’s answer QUICK PUZZLE NO. 20797 Across - 6, Obligation. 8, Inch. 9, Tusk. 10, Third. 11, Elan. 12, Statement. 16, Violation. 20, Bees. 22, Topic. 23, Mode. 24, Zone. 25, Accumulate. Down - 1, Abduct. 2, Rickety. 3, Bantam. 4, Vision. 5, Snide. 7, Scram. 13, Ego. 14, Stumble. 15, Venom. 17, Impact. 18, Locums. 19, Oddity. 21, Steal. CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 20797 Across - 6, Pine-needle. 15, Bat-on. 17, Lon-Don. 18, Planks. 19, Ca-ra-fe. 21, Stake. Hokitika “Yes, I am voting to ensure the freedoms granted to us are carried through. If we don't vote and we moan –well, we had a chance.”
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30 Cyber Safety evening, NBS Theatre, Westport, 7pm 31 Cyber Safety evening, Regent Theatre, Greymouth, 7pm
AUGUST 17 Greymouth Art Group meet, Holy Trinty Church Hall, 7pm 21 Greymouth Market, 10am to 1pm, Civic Centre, Greymouth 26 Cupcakes and coffee, Daffodil Day, Cancer Society fundraiser, Tai Poutini Polytechnic, midday to 1.30pm. 26 Possum and Julian, West Coast folk duo, RSA, Greymouth, from 6.30pm
OCTOBER 1 GDYT Spring market, Regent Theatre, Greymouth 1 Fox Glacier Country Car Show, Franz Josef Top 10 Holiday Park, 10am to 2.30pm, followed by cruise to Lake Matheson 8 Haast Whitebait Festival 8-9 Meccano display, Greymouth High School, hall, 10am to 5pm 8-9 Lake Brunner Classic Boat Get-together 9 Kumara Boot Sale, Kumara Sportsground, 10am to 2pm 9 Bathurst Fun Day, Greenstone Park Speedway, Cobden 15 Greenstone Park Speedway, open day 19 Greymouth Art Group meet, Holy Trinty Church Hall, 7pm 22 Greymouth Swimming Club, proposed reunion 22 Greymouth Motorcycle Street Races 22 Labour Day market and band, Greymouth Town Square, midday to 4pm 22 Westport Whitebait Festival 23 The Wilderness Trail, women's duathlon 28-29 West Coast basketball 75th jubliee
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9Wednesday, August 17, 2022 The West Coast Messenger You can catchCOVID-19morethanonce. Boosters are your bestprotection from severeillness, ending up in hospital, and even death. Keeping up to date with your vaccinations is oneofthe most important thingsyou can do to help protect yourself, yourwhānau andyourcommunity. Abooster will provide extraprotection from aprevious vaccination and help your immunity be stronger and lastlonger. And, by staying as healthy as you can, youhelp reduce pressureonour communities, businesses andthe health sector. If you ’vehad COVID-19, youcan getyour booster three months after you tested positive. Make sureyou areuptodatewith your COVID-19 vaccinations. Keeping up to date with your vaccinations is reall yimportant, even if you’vealread y had COVID-19. Check your eligibility at Covid19.govt.nz or call 0800 28 29 26.
Lake Brunner Eco Lodge Lake Brunner Eco Lodge is located at Mitchells on the south west shore of Lake Brunner, a 45 min drive from Hokitika or Greymouth via Kumara or an 11km drive from the Jackson to Moana turn-off.OurCafe/Bar is open from 11:30am to 5pm every day except Tuesday and dinner is available by appointment.Weusefresh coffee beans from Dunedin based “Grid” boutique coffee roasters and our extensive All Day menu is designed to cover all dietary needs and ranges from soups and salads to roast and pizzas.Enjoy a coffee overlooking the lake and the ever changing scenery followed by a family friendly walk to Carew Waterfall.
The Clocktower has a choice of coffees including flat white, latte and cappuccino, and cabinet food including panini, croissants and wide sandwich selection. It also has a range of gluten free and vegan products. They are also opening up in the Maggie’s cafe site in Greymouth - well known top barista Hayley Skeats is the newThemanager.Clocktower Cafe is open seven days a week from 6am to 3pm.
The Clocktower Café in Hokitika prides itself in the hospitality, quality pies and a selection of fresh food and good coffee. The Clocktower’s chicken and vegetable pie was rated as one of New Zealand’s top 10 pies in the 2021 national pie competition, and the Hokitika café has been consistently recognised for the quality of its steak and blue cheese, steak and vegetable and mince pies in previous competitions.“Wearepassionate when we bake and we put that passion in our food, especially our pies,” says owner Darren Campbell. “We have a wide selection of freshly baked pies and a full range of cabinet food in our cafe each day.”
Clocktower Cafe, Hokitika
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Theatre Royal Kumara Is open from 12pm Saturday and Sunday for your afternoon coffee and lunch. “The coffee we use is L’affare Gusto which is a blend of Fair Trade and organic certified coffees with rich notes of plum and dark chocolate with a cherry-like acidity,” Ripley Fidler said. “We have a $15 weekend lunch special changing each week along with a menu of lunch time favourites and home baked scones and muffins.”
Bonzai Cafe
The Bonzai Cafe is one of the West Coast’s oldest cafes, originally established in 1982. Well known for its baked products including pies, pastries and cakes as well as its famous pizzas andOurmore...baristas make a full range of coffees using Sublime Roaster’s award winning premium coffee beans. As well as good old West Coast hospitality, we pride ourselves on our community focus, supporting many local groups. We also try to play our part in caring for our environment reducing our waste and plastic. A full breakfast and lunch menu is available along with delicious cabinet foods including a range of gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options.Ourpizzas are available daily from 11.30.Weare open for relaxed family dining and takeaway. Our popular home delivery service is available Friday and Saturday evening. For a relaxing coffee and varied choice of house made foods, the Bonzai Cafe is the place to go.
10 Wednesday, August 17, 2022The West Coast Messenger 11Wednesday, August 17, 2022 The West Coast Messenger Probably the West Coast’s oldest café. 31-33 Makay Street, Greymouth 03 768 bonzaicafegrey@gmail.com4170 Great coffee + good old West Coast hospitality + a wide range of house made cakes, biscuits and pies = A full breakfast, lunch and pizza menu also available, plenty of options for everyone including gluten free, vegetarian and vegan. 2504775 Columbus Café OUR KITCHEN MENU Well-loved Columbus classics, from cooked breakfasts to hearty lunches, to lighter options. All freshly prepared by our chefs. OUR CABINET RANGE We freshly bake and prepare our sweets and savouries, with choices for every appetite including low gluten and other special options. OUR KIDS MENU Yummy and wholesome options galore with our Christo’s Kids Club Menu. EAT WELL - FEEL GOOD! A wholesome and delicious range of low gluten, paleo, raw and dairy free options. From sweets to savouries, breakfast to lunch items, our Lifestyle Favourites give you extra options to choose from when you’re eating out. OUR CATERING Whether it’s for a work meeting or children’s birthday party, we offer a wide range of delicious options customised to your needs. Choose from breakfasts and lunches, morning and afternoon teas, platters and finger food. 45 min drive from Greymouth or Hokitika Ph. 027 323 lodge@lakebrunner.co.nz5342www.lakebrunner.co.nz
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Applications are now open for D evelopment West Coast’s ter tiar y scholarships. The four annual scholarships are valued up to $32,500 per student over the three to four years of their tertiary study DWC Chief Executive Heath Milne said, “Retaining our young talent was identified through Te Whanaketanga Te Tai Poutini West Coast 2050 Strategy as a key issue impacting on West Coast businesses’ ability to grow and improve productivity ” “The scholarships are designed to grow and retain highly qualified residents on the West Coast by removing barriers to training and employment “DWC is proud to partner with West Coast businesses to provide scholarship opportunities that include a mixture of fee payment, holiday work and guaranteed employment on the West Coast upon completion of the student’s tertiary study,” Mr Milne said One scholarship is available per district, with an additional regional scholarship The scholarship opportunities are for first time tertiary students and are not limited to school leavers “We invite anyone who is planning to study at tertiary level next year and who is committed to work and live on the West Coast following completion of their study to apply.”
PER STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS VALUED UP TO: The scholarships also offer summer work and guaranteed employment on the West Coast on completion of the applicant’s ter tiar y study. Clark said, “While there are many cutting edge businesses in the design and engineering sector both locally and abroad, West Coast based businesses offer unique opportunities for faster upskilling and the ability to work in small close knit workplaces with years of experience “This gives me confidence heading into a career on the Coast ” westcoast.co.nz /scholarships
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Last year's scholarship recipients: Rachel Morris, Scarlett Hamilton, Clark Fountain, Jack Stead Wilson and Ella Rae Wood $32,500
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“The internship will help connect my studies to industry, allowing for a smooth transition from what I have been learning in class to applying it into practical real world situations “If it wasn't available, it would have been challenging to find summer work related to my degree on the Coast and I would have had to look elsewhere ”
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Adding your photos to Wikipedia | Online Tuesday, 23 August 7:00pm 8:00pm Josef Monday, 5 September 12:00pm Johns, Franz Josef Global Tuesday, 6 September 9:00am 1:00am Park, Hokitika Global Tuesday, 6 September 4:00pm 6:00pm TBD, Greymouth Global reach: Wednesday, 7 September 10:00am White Star Rugby Club, Westpor Coast Thursday, 22 September 12:00pm 1:00pm Dog, Westpor Coast Hokitika Thursday, 22 September 5:00pm 6:00pm Johns, Hokitika
Last year’s scholarships were awarded to Clark Fountain, Ella Rae Wood, Jack Stead Wilson, Rachel Morris and Scarlett Hamilton Through his scholarship, Greymouth High School graduate Clark is pursuing an Industrial Product Design Degree at University of Canterbury. “I have always been passionate about design and creating new things This started with Lego at a young age, to now creating an idea from its beginning and taking it right through to final production,” Clark said. “The skills I am learning currently in my degree are quite broad and can be applied in a range of industries The Coast has a rich engineering background which I hope to work in and bring new design innovation to.”
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The SRR programme offers targeted support for COVID 19 impacted businesses in Westland, Fiordland /Southland, Queenstown Lakes, Mackenzie, and Kaikoura Districts Under the programme COVID 19 impacted businesses in Westland may be eligible for grants of up to $5,000 for Business Advisory Support professional one to one support and tailored advice to help the business adjust to the impact of the pandemic A further grant of up to $5,000 has been available to help implement advice received The Tourism Kick start Fund is also available for eligible Westland businesses who experienced a drop in annual revenue (post COVID) of at least 50% The grant, between a minimum of $10,000 to a maximum of $50,000 per business operation, was a contribution to increasing levels of ser vice in preparation for the return of international visitors. "The opportunity to take up support from DWC has helped give us confidence to continue developing and growing our business despite losing our guests (from COVID 19) and not knowing how we were going to keep up our momentum," said Julie Wolbers and Jonathan Crofton from Ribbonwood Retreat.
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Aspecial train could leave Greymouth next year to mark the centennial of the Otira Tunnel.August 4, 2023, will celebrate one of New Zealand's greatest engineering and political achievements.OtiraTunnel Commemorations 2023 co-ordinator Diane Gordon-Burns said while the work was still in very draft form with ideas evolving a year out from the celebration, the committee's plans were chugging on. They hoped trains would run from both the east and west coasts, she said. Carriages would be added to the Tranz Alpine bring people from Christchurch and Kiwi Rail would run a train from Greymouth if seats could be filled to cover costs. At this early stage, it was envisaged there would need to be 120 people at $300 per person.“People should get in touch with me if they think they will be interested in catching a train from Greymouth on the day,” Dr Gordon-Burns said. Buses will take visitors from Otira to the tunnel mouth where people will alight to the sounds of Nigel Mehrtens of Hokitika on the bagpipes. Speeches, ribbon cutting, cake cutting, plaque and panel unveiling, slide and video viewing of photos and films of the day, guided walks will all be part of the day's Festivitiescelebrations.willalsobe held at the Arthur's Pass end of the tunnel on the Saturday, with a ball at the Bealey, and a band and hangi back at Otira. All primary schools and early childhood centres on the West Coast would be invited to paint a mural on the subway at Otira. Dr Gordon-Burns said the tunnel had been political because last century the North Island wanted any and all available funds for train tracks and tunnels there.“The Otira Tunnel was hard fought for.”
Otira set to celebrate tunnel Otira Tunnel construction, 1907. PICTURE: Supplied
A photograph of a winning West Coast tennis team from the 1960s has survived, thanks to some luck. Greymouth man Eddie Gray apparently came across it while out for a run, many years ago. He gave it to Moe Bowes, who gave it to Ian Tennent. Mr Tennent said the senior representative team beat Canterbury at Wilding Park in March 1966.
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Back row: N F Sadler, B R Brown, H N Senior (president), E S Johnson (captain), R P Hoffman. Front: S Brown, J Hawkins, P Moffitt, C T Dunn. PICTURE: Courtesy Ian Tennent
THE West Coast Regional Council has awarded the operational and management contracts of both the Inchbonnie and Camelback quarries to Rosco Contractors Ltd. The council invited tenders for these contracts in July following a pause in all its quarry operations earlier this year to allow staff to reassess internal processes. Keri Harrison, Tui Creek Consulting, had been engaged to carry out this process. Ms Harrison said three tenders had been received for the Inchbonnie quarry and four tenders for Camelback, with a detailed tender evaluation process undertaken. “Overall, the tenders received were of an extremely high standard with noticeable time and effort demonstrated by the tenderers. I would like to thank the tenderers who participated in the process.” Two tender reports were tabled at the public excluded session of the council meeting held at the Arahura Marae last week. The regional council manages quarries across the region to supply rating districts with rock, to maintain river and coastal protection work. Both the Camelback and Inchbonnie quarries are strategic rock resources for the West Coast. The council will also supply rock to individual customers in the future.
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Shorter whitebait season this year
DOC's whitebait fishery manager Nick Moody says the new season dates will help to reduce fishing pressure on all whitebait, especially the most threatened species, and ensure the whitebaiting season is consistent throughout New Zealand. “Whitebait are taonga and mahinga kai for Maori and provide a much-loved recreational pastime for New Zealanders. However, four of the six whitebait species are classified as threatened or at risk of extinction from a variety of causes including habitat loss and barriers to their migration.“Ourgoal is to ensure healthy and restored whitebait populations and provide equitable access to a sustainable and thriving fishery. We want to ensure the decline is reversed. No one wants to see whitebait go extinct,” Nick MoodyPreviously,says. the majority of New Zealand's whitebaiting season ran from August 15 to November 30, while the West Coast season ran from September 1 to November 14. The new whitebaiting season dates were first announced in June 2021 as part of a three-year rollout of changes to whitebaiting regulations, following two years of public engagement.Thesechanges included creating new whitebait refuges introduced in Abel Tasman National Park and the southern part of Fiordland National Park, and changes made to the regulations on fishing gear and fishing methods.“Thisyear we will continue the work we began last season on gathering data to help us better manage the fishery. Expect to see us out on the river counting the number of fishers and their methods during the season,” Nick Moody says. “We are really keen to engage with fishers and the wider community and will provide fishers with opportunities to give feedback on the implementation of new regulations and quality of their fishing experience.”Thenationally standardised shorter season will reduce fishing pressure on the most threatened species of whitebait during their peak migration period. Visit DOC's website for information on the whitebaiting season including the new regulations: www.doc.govt.nz/whitebaiting
Buller bins to be removed, renewed
AS part of a review of its public bins network, the Buller District Council will replace 11 old rubbish bins and remove 12 bins across the district.Three bins at the Reefton Skate Park, one at the King George Park, and one in Crampton Park in Reefton will be replaced. One bin at the Buller Bridge, one at the Granity car park, and four bins at Victoria Square in Westport will be renewed.Fourbins at the Orowaiti in Westport will be removed due to ongoing misuse to dump household rubbish. One bin near the Westport Motel in Palmerston Street will be taken out for the same reason. At Tauranga Bay, two bins will be removed, leaving two bins for visitors. At Carters Beach one bin will be taken out, leaving three bins for the public to use while enjoying the reserve and track. In Granity one rubbish bin at the car park will be pulled out. One recycling bin in Reefton near the public toilets has reached its end of life and will also be removed due to ongoing misuse. Westreef Services Ltd is contracted for the maintenance and emptying of all bins and will complete the removal and replacement. Buller District Council’s acting group manager community services Krissy Trigg says: “Most of the bins that will be removed are very old and not fit for purpose any more”. Many of these bins are also misused to dump household rubbish. Continuing to finance these misused rubbish bins is creating unsustainable ongoing costs to ratepayers. “In some areas bins were doubled up and it made sense to consolidate the number of bins available for visitors.” A single bin at North Beach in Westport and one bin in Hector will be pulled out due to the external funding having ceased. “Most councils and Department of Conservation groups are removing public litter bins in reserve areas to encourage visitors to reduce waste and follow the ‘leave no trace principle’,” Ms Trigg says. “We acknowledge this is just the first step, and there will be further education done to encourage residents and visitors to minimise and dispose of their waste correctly.”
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Starting this year, the whitebait season will take place from September 1 to 30 October throughout New Zealand in an important step towards a sustainable whitebait fishery, says the Department of Conservation. The Chatham Islands are an exception to the new regulations and will retain their whitebaiting season of December 1 until the last day of February.
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Pursuant to section 47A (1) of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987, the meeting will be available to the public as follows: •Livestream on the Council’sYouTube Channel •Via alink on the Council’sWebsite www.westlanddc.govt.nz and Facebook pages. Further details are availableonthe Council Website at www.westlanddc.govt.nz The officer for enquiries is Diane Maitland, Executive Assistant, Phone 03 7569038 Notice of meeting 2503614 Meeting Purpose of Meeting Date Time Ordinary Council Meeting Ordinary Business 25 August 2022 1.00pm SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT Sous Chef We areonthe lookingfor anew member to join our kitchen team as afull-timeSous Chef.Anoppor tunity thatwill setyour career up! We’reopen to different levels of experience, so let’schat! Repor tingtoour Head Chef, youwill suppor tthe delivery of astandardofexcellence in thekitchen operation through service andhospitality practices andprocedures. Workingtogether withavibrant, high-performing andcommittedteam,your workingday is suretobe interestingand varied. This roledoes include weekend andnight hours andminimum of 40 hours per week. Startingwage $27per hour We’relookingfor someonewho has: •The abilitytoself-manage •The ability to work under pressureand in afast-paced environment •Strongcommunication skills, bothwritten andverbal •Experience in runningakitchen service •Anaptitude forworking as par tofateam •Eye for detail In return, we’ll provide youwith acompetitivewage, fullproduce andservice training, career development oppor tunities andgood team culture. If you’re available to star timmediately andhave the above skills and experience, please apply by emailing your CV to sharlene@theexperiencecollective.nz Applicants must be able to legally workand liveinNew Zealand 2505650 Advertise in your weekly community paper THE MESSENGER Phone 769 7900 Advertise in your weekly community paper THE MESSENGER Phone 769 7900 Advertise in your weekly community paper THE MESSENGER Phone 03 769 7900 THE MESSENGER Phone 03 769 7900 TRADE &SERVICES Fencer Available Pailings and railing around your lifestyle plot or house sec tion Farm fencing complete Newand repairs or drive your posts Securitychain fencing Protec tyour business or proper ty 20+ years experience Phone John at 022 633 9647 Coast wide TRADE &SERVICES WATER TANK SLUDGE REMOVAL WEST COAST BASED KERRY 027 747 7902 Auqatankser vices.net CALL GARETH FORA FREE QUOTE p: 021 155 9905 •TreeReductions &Removals •Specialist Tree &Shrub Pruning •Hedge Trimming •Stump Grinding •24hour Emergency Response •Fully Insured •Servicing the Entire West Coast www.treeguywestcoast.co.nz 2423153 ENGINEERING SUPPLIES WESTLANDSEW •Proud TradeZone partner •Caltex oil/lubricant suppliers •Over 20 years experience!!! •Proud local supporters •Caliper promotional deals every month!!! •Trade accounts available •All yourengineering suppliesinone location •AND MUCHMORE!!! 10 Boundary Street, Greymouth Phone (03)768-5720 OPEN AN ACCOUNT ONTHE SAMEDAY! 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TheWest Coast Electric PowerTrust will be holding aPublic Meeting to repor tonits operations forthe year ended March31, 2022 and confirmthe existing Code of Practice. This meeting will be held in the venue referred to above at the conclusion of the company’s meeting AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTSAND STATEMENT OF CORPORATEINTENT accordancewith Clause 12.6 of the Trust Deed,and in termsofSection 41 and 85 of the Energy Companies Ac t1992, noticeishereby giventhatthe following documents will be available forpublic inspection at ElectroNet Services Limited,146 Tainui Street,Greymouth, during the hours of 8.30am to 4.30pm forthe period Thursday, August 11, 2022 to Thursday, August 25, 2022. Audited Financial Statements forthe West Coast Electric PowerTrust forthe year ended March31, 2022. 2. StatementofCorporateIntentinrespec tof WestpowerLimited forthe year ending March31, 2023. SUZANNE HARVEY ExecutiveSecretar y West Coast Elec tric PowerTrust Are you new to town? Do you want to meetand connect with people? W e a r e a v e r y f r i e n d l y a n d w e l c o m i n g g r o u p . Come along to our events for August. CombinedCoffee from 10am till 12 noon more information? Contact radha@newcoasters.co.nz or phone 027 280 6995 On The Sunny North Shore Oleo-Mac GS650 chainsaw! 3/8' Chain, 20" bar and 65cc. $1449 at Westland Newcastle Cobden. 264 Phone 03 769 7900 EDUCATIONAL PIANO LESSONS Greymouth Area Karen Grant E-mail: karengtpp@gmail.com (03) 768 6282 or 027 768 6282
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control 2011 SUBARU LEGACY WAGON $12,999 2 500cc AWD grey metallic 124 000kms 2009 SUBARU FORESTER AWD $10,999 2 litre auto 116 000km COMMERCIALS 2016 TOYOTA HIACE ZL COMMERCIAL VAN $29,999 Auto 3litre turbo diesel 6 seater towbar NZ new twin sliding rear doors 2011 HINO RANGER TIP TRUCK $49,999 4720cc diesel turbo gross laden weight 7995kg/ payload 3650kg REBATE VEHICLES 2015 NISSAN NOTE $11,999 ($954 REBATE) Auto, nice in dark blue, just 53,000kms 2014 NISSAN NOTE $10,999 ($831 REBATE) 5 door hatch, auto, 1200cc, 46,000km 2013 TOYOTA COROLLA FIELDER $13,999 ($583 72 REBATE) S/W, auto, 1500cc, 71,000km, black 2013 TOYOTA COROLLA FIELDER $13,999 ($583 72 REBATE) Auto 57 000kms silver metallic 2013 MAZDA DEMIO $11,999 ($1078 REBATE) Auto 1300cc 5 door hatch amazing fuel economy 2012 MAZDA DEMIO $12,999 ($1016 76 REBATE) 5 door hatch, low 28,000kms, auto, 1300cc, silver 2011 MAZDA DEMIO $11,999 ($1016 REBATE) 5 door, auto, 1300cc, 51,000km, grey N Z N E W 2016 TOYOTA HIACE ZL COMMERCIAL 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