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Bayden Sprozen flips upside down during the Power Boat Champs at Lake Rotoiti on Saturday. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.

Spectacular crash ‘a freak accident’ As Bayden Sprozen did a somersault in his power boat at Lake Rotoiti on Saturday he had one thought: “I can save this”. He couldn’t. But it at least explains his hand stretched out and ready to meet the water in the photo of his spectacular crash with club mate Christine Hanning. Bayden was racing behind Christine at the Power Boat Champs over the weekend when her boat suddenly stopped when going around a corner. He tried to turn

left, but only managed to hit the front of her boat and was sent into an aerial somersault. “I used to ride motorbikes professionally,” says Bayden. “And one of the phases as you’re about to crash is ‘don’t worry, I can save this’. And that’s what it looks like, I put my hand out to try and flip it back over.” He says he has some sore hips and knees but the damage was minimal. “The boat is made of carbon fibre and is only 2mm thick, and all that happened was a small

crease in the carbon on one corner. We managed to keep racing in the regatta by duct taping it up after each race just to keep the water out.” Christine, who, like Bayden, races out of the Manawatu Club, was sent to hospital but only suffered muscular damage. She says the crash was a shock. “It’s a freak accident, we’ve never had an accident like that before. For more on the Power Boat Champs at Lake Rotoiti, turn to page 27.

Spooner’s cycle tunnel all go

The next section of the Tasman Great Taste Trail from Wakefield through the Spooner’s Tunnel to Kohatu looks likely to be completed this financial year with the Nelson-Tasman Cycle Trails Trust expected to announce a new funding deal next week. The Tasman District Council has already included $300,000 in its 2014-2015 budget to construct the next section of the popular cycling trail but that will only be available

if matching funds are secured from either Government or a third party. Last Thursday, the prospect of completing the section from Wakefield to Kohatu improved significantly when council agreed to accept “cash and in-kind” payments from the trust as matching funds. Although trust chairwoman Gillian Wratt would not reveal details of the matching funds and in-kind payments, she did say

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simon@waimeaweekly.co.nz that “we are optimistic we will secure the equivalent of $300,000 to complete the stage”. Gillian expects the funding would come through in time to complete the stage in

this financial year. “We still have to finalise some details but we anticipate that, by the end of next week, we will be in a position to make an announcement on the funding,” Gillian says. Gillian says she is delighted council agreed to the funding proposal which would not be possible without “great support from

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Head on crash on Richmond Deviation Traffic on State Highway 6 along the Richmond Deviation was reduced to one northbound lane on Tuesday afternoon after a collision between a car and a truck at about 1.30pm. The accident was attended by police,

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Jo Leyland, a trustee of the Nelson Tasman Cycle Trails Trust,outside the Spooner’s Tunnel.

Councillor Judene Edgar says the in-kind payments arrangement had already been successfully used to help fund community facilities around the district and could be applied to the cycle trail. “The trust is ready to go and all they need is approval to get the deal signed-off,” she told the meeting. Mayor Richard Kempthorne,

who is a keen mountainbiker, says “I’m really supportive” of accepting in-kind payments for the cycle trail. “The reality is that it is equivalent to real funding,” he says. However, Richard says that any in-kind payments would need to be assessed by council engineers to determine a mutually agreed value that was equivalent to contract rates.

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Richmond dog Dusty FEATURE LISTINGS is ‘world’s best fielder’ Andrew Board

“He should be in the Black Caps”. It’s a phase Richmond man John Glazier has heard often from amazed on-lookers as his dog Dusty joins in on their family cricket games. John is a mad cricket fan and often takes a few kids to the Maitai Valley or Waimea Intermediate to play cricket. Dusty is there too and fields every single ball and returns it to the bowler. “Every time he does it,” says John. “He doesn’t get in the way of the ball when it’s being bowled, only after it’s been hit and he’ll chase it and bring it back to the bowler. We don’t need fielders or a wicket keeper. Just a batter and bowler.” The antics often catch the eye of passers-by and John says they often play in front of a crowd. “Especially at the Maitai. People will stop and watch him go, it’s incredible really.” Dusty is five years old and was adopted by John from the Nelson SPCA. He was found wondering the streets. John says basic training took years but cricket training was much easier. “When Seth was old enough I started to teach him a bit of cricket and Dusty would intervene. As we played more and

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Grey Power NZ banishes Male

Grey Power’s national federation has given the strongest possible sanction to former Nelson president Neville Male, issuing him with a legal notice to stop using its name or logo. Neville has protested the involvement of the national federation in the affairs of the local organisation but national president Terry King says the national board was asked to get involved and as the governing body it has every right to do so. He says the management committee, led by Kevin Gardener, is the local authority and that Neville is way out of line by still claiming to be president of the group. The stance of the national body seems to give local Grey Power members some surety around which faction has control of the group, but the problems appear to be far from over. Last week two of the organisation’s computers were stolen from its Stoke office. Police are investigating the theft. That comes less than a week after supporters of Neville Male

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tried to force their way into the Grey Power office. Police were called but the office is open again under the control of the management committee. National president Terry King spoke to Waimea Weekly and said “enough is enough”. He says the federation board “upholds the action of the Grey Power Nelson Management Committee, chaired by Mr [Kevin] Gardener”. He said the annual general meeting called by the management committee for April 1 is the place where the membership will decide who should lead the organisation in the future. Not the “special general meeting” called by Neville this Friday. “In calling another ‘Special General Meeting’ Mr Male is being very unhelpful,” says Terry. The comments follow a national board meeting last week to

discuss the issues with Nelson Grey Power and Terry says it was decided to send the strongest possible message that Neville Male no longer has any association with Grey Power. A letter from solicitors Bell Gully was then sent to Neville telling him to “cease and desist from claiming any affiliation to Grey Power, using the Grey Power name or its intellectual property”. Terry says Neville has got the wrong end of the stick. “The board’s position in relation to any issue within the 70 Grey Power Associations around the country is that it will not initiate a response to an issue but prefers to see local issues dealt with locally. [But] an official request for assistance was received from the Nelson committee so we got involved and quite rightly so.” Acting president of Grey Power Nelson, Kevin Gardener, didn’t want to comment to the Weekly but did say the AGM on April 1 will be the place where members can have their say.

CHILDREN’S DAY: Having fun at the Choice Children’s Day held at Rabbit Island last weekend, from left, Bella, Jessica and Ric Stratford from Brightwater. National Children’s Day was celebrated with interactive activities, games and lots of fun in the sun at Rabbit Island last Sunday. The free event supported by the Tasman District Council, was all about spending quality time with the kids and showing them how special they are. Popular children’s entertainer, Kath Bee wowed the crowd of wee tots who giggled, wiggled and jiggled to her songs and actions. There was plenty of things on offer for older kids too with bouncy castle, balloon twisting, bike riding challenges, biscuit decorating, face painting and various sports set up around the park. Photo: Monique Bergman

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Millions to be spent on flood protection

Queen St looks likely to get an extensive $8.9 million makeover, both under and above ground, timed to start in 2016-2017 as part of a wider project aimed at reducing the flood risk around Richmond. Richmond central business district was inundated by big floods in December 2011 and April 2013 and as a result the Tasman District Council launched a study to identify the causes of flooding. The study has just been completed and showed the best option

for reducing the risk of flooding in the town’s centre is to reshape Queen St and upgrade its ageing stormwater system. “The pipes are broken in Queen St and therefore they need to be dug up and replaced - there’s no way around that,” programme delivery manager Russell McGuigan told councillors at an engineering and planning committee meeting in Richmond last Thursday. “We also have to change the profile of the road because presently it’s higher than the entranceways

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“we can get the floodwaters from the hills to the sea and not how it will look on top”. “How Queen St is reinstated is subject to consultation after the engineering options have been confirmed.” The town centre project is timed to start in 2016-2017. Russell also presented a number of options for reducing the risk of flooding around Richmond including improving the stormwater systems in Oxford St ($2.75million), Poutama St ($1.9million), Beach Rd ($700,000), Washbourn

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of buildings that front the street which is why shops got flooded in December 2011 and April 2013.” Russell says the water and wastewater pipes under Queen St also needed replacing and that it made sense to do that when they dug up the road. Although it was also a good opportunity to improve the street’s design, Russell says the priority will be ensuring

Dr ($725,000) and at the Queen St and Salisbury Rd intersection ($400,000) and enlarging the Jimmy Lee Creek detention dam to absorb floodwaters. Russell says council will now have to “select the best value options within available funding.” Mayor Richard Kempthorne says the study signified the start of a “key project” for Richmond and the next step was for council to consider the options. However, he says Queen St is top priority and will the immediate focus.

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Pupils ditch the cars and walk to school Henley School pupils, parents and teachers left their cars in the garage last Wednesday and walked to school as part of a health initiative aimed at promoting exercise and good nutrition. About 475 of the school’s 500 pupils and many of their parents and most of the teachers, including principal John Armstrong who walked to school from Tahunanui, took part in Walking Wednesday. When they arrived at school they were rewarded with a free apple from Raeward Fresh, spot prizes from the Tasman District Council and a greeting from the Life Education Trust’s mascot Harold the Giraffe. “It’s a good way to encourage the children to walk to school,” John says. “It’s got obvious health benefits and it also reduces the congestion we have around the gates with parents driving their children to school. “We won’t be doing this as a regular thing but we’d like our kids to walk to school as often as possible, or even get to school on bikes or scooters. About 70 per cent of our children walk to school already and we want more to join them.” John says Walking Wednesday was an initiative from the school’s health curriculum leader Natalie Doty. It was supported by the Life Education Trust, Raeward Fresh and the TDC.

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Anzac Day breakfast for Brightwater Anzac Day commemorations at Brightwater will be a bigger occasion this year, with the town’s community association organising a breakfast to be held after the service at the Brightwater War Memorial Gates on Lord Rutherford Rd. Association member and Brightwater School principal, Gerald Baldwin, says the association wanted to do something special to commemorate the centenary of the start of World War I. The association decided a breakfast in the Brightwater Memorial Hall following the service would add another dimension to the commemorations and they now want people to contact the association if they are interested in attending. “We thought it would be a good idea and better

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Just Metal, Tuesday, February 24: Heavy metal concert, Just Metal, was a huge success and organiser Danny Freilich says he will definitely be looking to make it a regular entertainment activity for young people. The event, held at the Theatre Royal, gave young bands the chance to gain some professional live performance experience alongside the established band, Legacy of Disorder. Danny says they sold around 200 tickets to the concert where seven young bands performed. Concert goers were also thrilled with the event. Danny has booked the theatre again for November. Fight 4 Victory, Tuesday, February 24: General admission tickets for the Fight 4 Victory are selling well, says organiser Paul Hampton. Tickets for the charity boxing event at Saxton Stadium on April 4, went on sale last Monday and already in the first week Paul says more than 200 have been sold. “It’s been a solid start. Interest is really high so we hope that it will be a sell out.” Around 1300 general admission tickets are on sale for the event, to go with the corporate tables that are almost sold out. Tickets are $35 each and can be bought at the Theatre Royal, Richmond Mall, Nelson i-Site and online at www.ticketdirect.co.nz.

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Entries open for volunteer awards Entries for the annual Trustpower Nelson Tasman Community Awards are now open and residents have the opportunity to recognise the dedication of their local voluntary groups. Run in partnership with the Tasman District Council and Nelson City Council, the Awards are open to all voluntary groups and organisations working to make this region a better place to live. Last year 110 entries were received

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Cathy Knight in front of a photo of Nelson soldiers ready to leave Port Nelson for WWI. Cathy won tickets to the 100th commemoration of the Battle of Gallipoli in April. Photo: Andrew Board.

Nelsonians to gather in Gallipoli Andrew Board Three Nelson men died on April 25, 1915, the first day of the battle of Gallipoli and exactly 100 years on, around 26 Nelsonians will be standing on the same beach and cliffs where the soldiers died, and one of them is hoping they’ll be able to do it together. Cathy Knight won a double ticket to the centenary commemorations at Gallipoli, along with 13 other people from Nelson. She says she has no idea who the other people are, and would like to get together with them before the big trip and hopefully catch up over there. “I just thought it would be nice if we could meet each other first. Twenty-six is such a small number, really, so it could be good to meet up over there.” Cathy is hoping to arrange a meeting in Nelson before the trip and perhaps one over there for what she describes as a “huge honour”.

“The chances of going were just so remote. I entered the ballot knowing that the chances were slim and got an email after the first ballot saying we hadn’t been successful, and I just completely forgot all about it. But I must have ticked a list saying that we’d go on a waiting list and in November I got an email out of the blue saying I’d been successful in the wait list. I had to read it several times.” Now that the feelings of shock have subsided, Cathy says the feelings of honour have replaced them. “It feels quite special just thinking about it. So the fact that we’re going to be on the spot where they landed on the beach, and we’re going to walk up the cliff where so many men died, it’s just going to be overwhelming. I expect it will be.” Around 2500 New Zealanders will be at the commemorations in Gallipoli and Cathy says any Nelsonians keen to get in touch can email her at cathy@pss.co.nz

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Your Voice Trafalgar Centre: The Trafalgar Centre just sits there, when something should be happening if it is to open again in 2016. I see all the fabulous shows coming to New Zealand and Nelson City rate payers haven't got a show (literally). Surely, in three years we could have built a new entertainment centre. The land is there, if the existing building is going to cost too much why not build a new one? Last week in the Weekly, Brenda Kenny wrote "build a new one", I agree, Nelson ratepayers deserve it, we've waited long enough. Maria Clinton.

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Give your carpets an ‘intensive’ clean Intensive Carpet Clean offers customers the best of both worlds. Being locally owned and operated, they are not a franchise, which means their customers can take advantage of better value for money, whilst receiving the highest standards of service. Owners Tom and Lorna Gower have many years’ industry experience, working for the last seven years in the UK. During their time over there they were even trusted, on three occasions, with the task of cleaning carpets in preparation for visits by Queen Elizabeth ll. They are now happy to have returned to Nelson, bringing with them a huge amount of knowledge on cleaning systems, products and techniques, ensuring Leave it to the professionals. Tom and Lorna their customers get the best results every time. Gower each have 10 years experience cleaning Intensive Carpet Clean offers a range of services carpets. to suite all your carpet and upholstery clean“We are simply delighted with the condition of ing needs. From stain protection, stain removal and odour control, to mattress cleaning, marine our carpet after your cleaning work yesterday - it upholstery cleaning, carpet, rug and upholstery looks, feels, (even smells) new again, and the precleaning. Vacuuming can only clean so much vious tracking areas are no longer visible! Without doubt, this is the very best carpet cleaning and sometimes, theBusiness, high traffic areas on your car- Annual Accounts - Tax Returns & GST returns for Small Rentals, Investors can leave it looking dull and tired. The build outcome we have ever experienced as well as the Farms & Rural - Practical Small pet business Advice & Solutions up of dirt granules causes friction on the floor- most professional, considerate, and personable fibres when walked Nelson on, eventually leading service delivery. We will certainly recommend Jill Vollmer Ltd, 61 OxfordingSt, Richmond, to visible signs of wear and tear. However, even you to all looking for such a service.” Jan and Ellis. those annoying stains that just won’t come out jill.vollmer@xnet.co.nz 03 541 0549 027 541 0549 For a free no obligation quote, give Intensive can vanish with a little help from Tom and Lorna. Carpet Clean a call today on 544 5168 and see Because customer satisfaction is high on the list the difference a steam clean can make. for Tom and Lorna, you can be sure they will endeavour to give their customers and commercial Business Update. Adv. clients the best service available.

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Richmond Hire is the business to call when you want to hire equipment. Currently situated in Gladstone Road, the Richmond Hire team are getting ready for their big move to brand new premises in Beach Road. The larger, purpose built premises are nearing completion and will offer easier access for vehicles, which means a faster, more efficient turnaround for tradesmen and home handymen alike. Richmond Hire is proud to be locally owned and operated. It means their team are knowledgeable, not just on the machinery they hire, but also the local conditions in which the equipment will be used. That means they can help match the right piece to the job you want done, saving you time, money and effort. For more information on how Richmond Hire can help you, give them a call on 543 9044 or visit their website, www.richmondhire.co.nz Aquaflow Spa and Swimming Pools have been designing and building beautiful high quality swimming pools for the local community for over 35 years. From concept and design, through to the completed project Aquaflow have the knowledge and skills to make your Swimming Pool ideas a reality. The latest addition to Aquaflow Spa and Swimming Pools is the Leisure Pools fibreglass swimming pool range. With manufacturing plants in Australia and the United States Leisure Pools is a world leader in fibreglass pools and supplies to numerous countries around the world. Whether your home is contemporary or traditional, whether your pool site is large or small there is a Leisure Pools style and size to suit your needs and budget perfectly. Manufactured using Patented Composite Armour that consists of a blend of DuPont Kevlar, Carbone Fibre, Basalt Fibre, and Corrosive Vinyl Ester Resin and finished with a Gelcoat Colour layer, Leisure Pools are the only company in the world to offer a Lifetime Structural Warranty and Lifetime Structural Osmosis Warranty. All this adds up to a pool that is designed to be easily maintained and to last a life time. For more information, or to arrange a free site visit and quote, please call us on 03 544 6165. Richmond Brake and Clutch are experts in providing motorists with a full range of mechanical repairs, as well as being specialists when it comes to servicing brakes and clutch. Owner and operator Barry Andrews has a lot of experience in the industry will get your car back on the road before you can say “rear-wheel-antilock-brake-system.” Richmond Brake and Clutch also provide a warrant of fitness service, with their drive through, no appointment option great if you are in a hurry. LTSA rules changed in 2014, meaning most vehicles now only require a WOF every 12 months. While responsible vehicles owners may keep up with regular services, many will not be able to recognise when their car is not performing at its best, or even safely. The onus of vehicle fitness will fall on the owner and they must ensure their vehicles are meeting legal requirements, making sure that their tyres have the legal amount of tread, and that the brake pads are still good, etc. To help keep on top of things, Barry now offers a half yearly safety check so you can rest assured you car is safe and legal. This new test will only cost $25 and will cover checking lights, wipers, windscreens, suspension, tyres and brakes – giving you an assurance that your car is safe and legal.

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Karyn White has been practicing massage therapy for 15 years and is passionate about using her skills to help people gain or regain mobility throughout their whole body. This encompasses the muscles, the organs and the nervous system. Through her business, Happy Hands, Karyn offers three types of therapy; therapeutic massage for relaxation, muscle work and sports related issues, CranioSacral Therapy and Visceral Manipulation. These are connecKaryn White tive tissue treatments; Craniosacral focusing on the nervous system and spinal fluid, while Visceral Manipulation works with organ mobility. By combining all of these elements into each session, Karyn is able to assist a body to move more freely, which in turn alleviates a lot of pressure and stress. Karyn’s clinic, located on Kihilla Rd, offers patients an exclusive, relaxing and private place to receive treatments that are created for their individual requirements. Contact her today on 021 207 5021 to make an appointment. Evening appointments welcome. If you are building or renovating, then talk to Don Clementson at FAVSAT about your options when it comes to home entertainment. When building call Don before the gib board goes up or even before the building starts, as this gives you plenty of opportunity to make necessary changes to wiring, placement of outlets and all the necessary technical elements that need to be sorted to ensure sure you have the best in home entertainment available. My Freeview has the advantages of recording live TV and the convenience of being able to watch your favourite shows whenever you want to watch them, it suits the whole family. My Freeview is the modern equivalent of an old video recorder, where you can pause live TV and record while watching. You can even record two channels while watching a third and come back to watch the stored programmes whenever you choose plus you can automatically record every episode of your favourite show – you’ll never miss Coro St again. Don can also retrofit any of the above options, so don’t despair if you have recently finished building or are simply wanting an upgrade. Contact Don now on 0274 376 019. Allergy Solutions have a dedicated team of four local health professionals, providing a comprehensive allergy service for the top of the south island. The team includes Paediatrician, Garth Smith, GP, James Chisnall, and registered nurses, Jacquie Westenra and Pam Manley; all of whom have done study in allergic disease and have qualifications in allergy. Allergies can make people’s lives extremely miserable and at times, very difficult to maintain normal daily activities, leading to decreased quality of life with time off work or school. Allergy solutions provide an evidence based model of care. This includes careful history taking, skin prick testing, providing treatment options, medication, and management plans. They offer desensitisation (turning off the immune system to the allergy) which is very exciting, not only for severe allergies that can be life threatening, but also for hay fever, house dust mite, cat, dog or pollen sufferers. They also provide a comprehensive consultation for eczema and asthma sufferers, with support, education and a management action plan, meaning most eczema and asthma can be well managed and controlled. For an appointment, please contact the practice manager Janette Haunch on 5448818 or 021 046 9032, or visit the website at allergysolutions.co.nz for more information. Quentin Earle has been in the painting business since 1984, which means he has 30 years of valuable experience in all aspects of painting and decorating. Now is the perfect time to get the brushes busy with any project you have waiting and Quentin is the perfect choice. Quentin is a qualified contractor with a reputation for delivering exceptional craftsmanship, consistency, professionalism, attention to detail and most importantly, customer satisfaction. He can lend his painting and decorating services to any residential or light commercial projects, offering interior and exterior painting and wall papering. Whether it’s giving the house a fresh coat of paint, getting on top of a renovation or giving a commercial building an updated look, now is the time while the weather is still good. Quentin does a job properly first time round, which means paying particular attention to preparation and detail. He also has a reputation for being a reliable tradesman who will be on site and ready to go when you need him. His expert advice on painting and decorating is also something he is happy to offer. Give Quentin a call today on 027 232 1550 or email him at quentinearle@xtra.co.nz and beat the winter weather.

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The Nelson Technical Institute team: Nicole, Operations Manager; Dave, Electrical Tutor; Carmel, Administrator; Paul, Commercial Road Transport Tutor; Ian, Licensing and Endorsement Assessor; Paul, Automotive Industry Tutor and Carol, NCEA/NCES Tutor and Director. NTI offers a range of courses in the sectors of commercial road transport, automotive and electrical. Contact NTI today to learn more about their education opportunities. RightWay are a team of talented and energetic professionals that have been helping small-medium sized New Zealand businesses, for the last three years. Olivia van Vugt is the Nelson/Tasman regional partner of RightWay and is bringing the fresh and innovative approach to accountancy, to local business. RightWay don’t just do your accounts and tax, or meet with you once a year. RightWay are all about creating personalised relationships with their clients, helping them grow and realise their dreams; Olivia van Vugt whatever that may be. Olivia is a chartered accountant who, after working at Deloitte in both Wellington and Melbourne, spent five years in London as head of corporate finance for a large scale, multi-national corporation. Returning to Nelson for family reasons, Olivia is now using her skills to help local Nelson businesses succeed. To talk with Olivia about how RightWay can help you, give her a call on 027 964 1980.

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The Wairua Warrior is coming up in April, and with a bit of help from coorganisers, Wairua Body Coaching Systems, you could be part of it. Wairua Body Coaching Systems run sessions specific for obstacle course training, focusing on helping participants to overcome all obstacles, whether they are physical, mental or emotional. Obstacle Course Racing Xtreme (OCR-X) combines all aspects of the sport from army crawls to scaling walls; it’s all about technique. Those who participate in the sessions will also get a valuable insight into what they will be facing during the Wairua Warrior course. Wairua Body Coaching Systems is the only facility in the South Island to offer these specific training classes, catering to all fitness levels and fostering a culture of support and safety amongst members. Those who want to be part of the Wairua Warrior can register online at www.wairuawarrior.co.nz with all registered participants offered a chance to train in the OCR-X classes for only $10. Sessions are open for everyone and teach participants how to move their bodies better so no matter what they’re up against, they’re able to figure out a way to get over it, around it or under it. Contact Wairua Body Coaching Systems on 021 876 141 or 021 516 833 for more information on their classes.

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Tone Ng Shiu skips out of Waimea Old Boys grasp in the 2014 Division One Final. Taylors Contractors Wanderers Sports Club prides itself on being a fantastic community sports club where young and old can enjoy sport, whether they’re participating or watching from the sidelines. Expectations for 2015 will be high for all sports that call the club home after consistently having a strong representation in everything from rugby and league, to cricket and netball. With rugby season on their doorstep, players and supporters will be looking forward to another successful year with both senior teams, division one and two looking to take out their championships. Training for the senior team began a few weeks ago and Todd Bavin, coach for the division two team, says preparation is going well. “We’ve got a lot of numbers this season and we’re on track to try and go back to back with the championships.” The strong team that took out the Nelson Bays Division two champs last year has remained much the same with the one new addition of Richie Bolitho, who has returned after spending some time overseas. After suffering an unfortunate injury, former divi-

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sion one player, Ethan Reuban will also be joining the division two coaching team, with both Ethan and Todd taking on the managerial position for the team too. With the hard ground conditions at the Wanderers club, beach trainings have been preparing the teams for their coming competitions, along with their brand new gym facility. The community gym was officially opened in December last year and will provide players, as well as local residents, access to a fitness facility whenever they want. Division one will be looking forward to going a step further in the competion this season after making it into the finals of the Nelson Bays Division one championships for the second time, however, they missed out once again with the title going to Waimea Old Boys. The Tasman Trophy will also be an important competition on the calendar; being between Nelson and Marlborough, the strongest team is effectively the best in the top of the south with last years trophy going to a Blenheim team. A group of players was also sent to play in the Woodend Rugby Sevens tournament in Christchurch. While they won the plate trophy in 2013, last year they were knocked out in the cup round, along with an early knock out in the Nelson Sevens Tournament in Motueka. Division one is

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til 7pm. The clubs major sponsor, Taylor’s Contracting, will once again be giving away a free rugby ball to every player that registers and pays their subscription on the registration night. The club will also see a new under 14 team to play in the age grades, thanks to a partnership with Waimea College. Wanderers Rugby Football Club is always on the look out for willing volunteers and rugby supporters to take on a number of important roles within the club. From team managers in the JAB section and senior divisions, to kitchen hands for the senior teams Thursday night meals after training. For more information in the club or to enquire about playing at Wanderers this year, visit their website at www.wanderersports.co.nz.

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ARK OPEN DAY: Nelson Ark member Lizzi Gillard and her dog Cora put on a display at the Ark’s open day held at Stonehurst Farm on Sunday. The day was organised in order to promote the relationship between both groups. Stonehurst has recently rebranded, now offering horse owners 50 hectares of grazing and the hire of their facilities for personal use or equestrian events. The Nelson Ark used the day to demonstrate the benefits their organisation brings to dogs that need re-homing and young people who are in need of guidance and support. Photo: Trudy Nicholson.

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Invitation to attend a Road Safety Demonstration in your neighbourhood Organised Stopping Distance Demonstrations are being held as part of a road safety campaign to show how long it takes for a car to stop when travelling at different speeds. You, your family and your neighbours are encouraged to join in with one of these demonstrations. Please note: • Cars will be allowed into & out of the area under controlled conditions at certain times. • No road side parking will be allowed during the road closure. • Emergency services will be notified and allowed access. • If you have to exit your driveway during the road closure period please seek assistance from a steward in a safety vest before exiting. This is for your own safety. • Exact times for the demonstrations can be found on the Council website (www.tasman.govt.nz). For further information please contact: Krista Hobday, Tasman District Council on Ph. 03 543 8551 / 027 405 6888.

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The following roads will be closed to traffic to allow these demonstrations to take place: • Fairfax Street, Murchison Monday 16 March 2015, 9.00 am – 10.30 am • Iwa Street, Mapua Monday 16 March 2015, 1.15 pm – 3.00 pm • Wadsworth Street, Takaka Tuesday 17 March 2015, 9.15 am – 1.10 pm • Grey Street, Motueka Wednesday 18 March 2015, 9.10 am – 12.15 pm • School Road, Lower Moutere Wednesday 18 March 2015, 1.15 pm – 2.45 pm • Woodland Avenue, Motueka Wednesday 18 March 2015, 6.00pm – 7.30pm • Greenhill Road, Ngatimoti Thursday 19 March 2015, 9.00 am – 11.30 am • Goddard Road, Tasman Thursday 19 March 2015, 1.30 pm – 2.55 pm • Church Street, Richmond Friday 20 March 2015, 9.05 am – 12.15 pm • Herbert Street, Richmond Friday 20 March 2015, 1.35 pm – 3.00 pm

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Garin bowler wins champs Garin College’s Max Nalder won the boy’s singles bowls title convincingly at the Tasman Inter-Secondary Schools Bowls Championships last week with a clean sweep of wins in all of his games. In the doubles, Max paired up with Tayne Clements but the Garin pair lost the final to the Nelson College team. In the girl’s pairs, Ellie Cathman and

Richmond man Julian Stillwell with his boat at Lake Rotoiti on Sunday for the Powerboat Champs. Photo: Jacob Chander.

Stillwell wins on home water Jacob Chandler

Third generation Nelson Powerboat racer, Julian Stillwell, took out top prize at the Lake Rotoiti Powerboat Championship on the weekend, putting him in second place for the New Zealand champs. Julian’s boat is a USA-built formula one, powered by 320 horsepower Mercury V6. The Richmond man says a lot of the boaties invest a lot of money in the sport but the races are designed to be a fair judgement on skill. “There would be eight guys at least who have good gear to run a race, but it’s not crucial. We have a rev limit and a weight limit and a couple of other engine restrictions to keep it not so much about money.” One of the difficulties of Lake Rotoiti is the altitude. Julian says this means he has to do a lot of fine tuning on the

Lucy Watts from Nelson College for Girls played Bianca Rogers and Lucy Rodman-Brown from Waimea College. The Nelson College for Girls team proved too strong, winning the title in the end. A record 41 students entered the championships, hosted by Bowls Nelson and Sport Tasman, was held at Stoke Bowling Club.

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He says they are a good way to get into the sport as they are easy to learn and cheap to run. “It gives kids an opportunity to get into the sport and it’s a class we really want to foster.” Julian faces two more competitions before a New Zealand champion is crowned. Currently he sits only two points behind the leader. He will be competing at Lake Kaniere in Hokitika at Easter and Cromwell on Anzac weekend.

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The kids from Richmond School are fighting fit and ready to take on the Weetbix Triathlon at Tahunanui next weekend. Photo: Monique Bergman.

Kids prepare for try-athlon Monique Bergman

School kids received a special delivery with Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon race packs delivered to around 20 schools across our region last week. Over 1800 kids from Nelson-Tasman took part in the event last year and it is hoped the figure will increase this year. Overall, the series was a huge success with 22,000 children across New Zealand racing. The TRYathlon is the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest triathlon series for under 16years and every child who participates receives a certificate, medal, race Tshirt and a swim cap. It will be held at the Tahunanui recreation ground and all children swim

50 to 100 metres, bike four to eight kilometres, depending on their age, and all finish with a 1.5kilometre run. This year participants will have the chance to meet sporting celebrities Dillon Boucher, Aaron Gate and Sam Demster who will be attending and handing out medals on the day. Richmond School has 63 kids participating in this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s event and has been running swimming lessons through the school leading up to the event. There are 14 events across New Zealand running from December until April, with the Nelson event race held on Sunday, March 9. Registrations for this event close on Wednesday March 4.

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Hi Nelson Fishos! That time is here, Tasman Bay Snapper Classic is this Saturday 7th March. The biggest event on the fishing calendar is this weekend. With a recipe of massive prizes, awesome venue (Speights Alehouse), great support from local sponsors and an auction to support worthy charity Big Brothers Big Sisters Nelson, this is one not to be missed. Lead by organizer Troy Dando, with the support of the Dawnbreakers Fishing Club, this competition is set to become a major event from now on. This is a four person team's one day event with all competitors having to leave from one base, Nelson ramps, and in the same set area to fish of Tasman Bay, only as high up as Greville harbour, French Pass across to Separation Point. Timing is perfect, with big schools of snapper having finished their spawning and coming back on the chew in the last few weeks. Good size snapper are getting caught on the rod and reel again, giving eve-

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The Murchison A and P Show got off to a damp, drizzly start last Saturday, but things soon improved as the skies cleared and a crowd of about 2000 enjoyed the stalls, equestrian events, shearing, animal nursery and cooking displays. Secretary Colette Barrow says the standard of exhibits at Saturday’s show at the Murchison Sport, Recreation and Cultural Centre and Murchison Domain was especially high. The photography and cooking competitions attracted outstanding entries while there was also a “very high calibre of horses and ponies in all sections of the show”. Colette says another big attraction was the cooking displays by the “mad wild food chef ”, better known as Daryl Crimp. “Crimpy whipped up some amazing dishes from venison back straps to the perfect whitebait patties. There was also some hilarious humour and crowd participation and a splash of wine here and there making two great shows to watch.” The Goldpine animal tent was also popular with “a constant flow of families and children of all ages coming through all day to pet, scratch and admire the cute and cuddly animals on display”. Entertainment was provided by Harmony Aquarian of New Zealand’s Got Talent fame who performed a variety of tunes from the TNL Music truck, Colette says. The- Principal, 30 woodchoppers, Nelson Collegeincluding for Girls axewoman Mel Jones who was making her competitive dette Milligan - Director, INP Medical Clinic but, shearers, terrier racing and Grand Parade were the other big attractions. “The committee was very pleased with the day,” Colette says.

TRIATHLON: Garin College’s Sam Ashley negotiates the cycle stage turnaround point during the Andrew Jones Memorial Triathlon held at Rabbit Island on Tuesday. The annual event, run by the Nelson Triathlon Club and Sport Tasman, is the championship event for intermediate and secondary school students in Nelson and Marlborough. Triathletes as young as 10 will take part in the event at Rabbit Island, with the distances tailored to suit the various ages. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

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Paddleboarders join kayakers at Bullerfest

The stand up paddleboarders provided most of the entertainment at the Bullerfest with plenty of thrills and spills as they negotiated the grade three O’Sullivan Rapids on the Buller River. It was the first time stand up paddleboards were included in the three-day white water event based at Murchison and organiser Sophia Mulder says the paddlers gave the spectators plenty of laughs. Sunday’s paddleboarding was followed by another fun event, the Cardboard Cup, featuring two paddlers racing in a vessel made out of duct tape and cardboard. “The paddleboarding is becoming popular at whitewater events in the US so we decided to include it this year as a bit of a trial,” Sophia says. “It gives people who aren’t necessarily kayakers a chance to compete and it was pretty good fun for the spectators.” However, Sophia says Bullerfest got off to a more serious start on Friday with the Boater

Cross on the Matakitaki River. That was followed by the Kayak Slalom and Rafter Cross on O’Sullivan’s Rapid on Saturday. John Snook of Rotorua won the Boater Cross which is described as a blend of down river racing and roller derby with four paddlers contesting each heat. Murchison’s Daan Jimmink and Phil Palzer were second and third respectively while Murchison’s Rata LovellSmith won the women’s final - John, Daan and Phil finished in the same order in the kayak slalom. Sophia says the Rafter Cross followed the same format as the Boater Cross with four rafts racing head-to-head through a slalom course on O’Sullivans Rapid.. “The racing was competitive but the numbers were down a lot on last year because we had a clash with the Citroen whitewater event in Queenstown,” Sophia says. “That was a bit of a communication mix-up but we’ve got the dates right for next year.’

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Navigation Safety Bylaw: Temporary reservations and speed limit uplifting for maritime events

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In line with the provisions of the Navigation Safety Bylaw 2005, the Tasman District Council Harbourmaster has (or may soon) granted authorisations for the following known events during March 2015. Other events may also occur during this time but the Harbourmaster has not yet received further applications.

Tasman District Council’s Creative Communities Scheme has money to help groups and individuals running arts projects in the Tasman District. Creative Communities provides funding to support community involvement in the arts, whether that’s music, theatre, festivals, mural painting, outdoor sculptures, art in public spaces, kapa haka, singing, art workshops or something else. Funded by Creative New Zealand, the Council’s Creative Communities Scheme is designed to support opportunities for communities, urban or rural, to have a go at art whether it’s for hobby or to develop a career, said fund co-ordinator Mike Tasman Jones. “We’re looking for art projects with broad community involvement, involve young people or projects that support the diverse arts and cultural traditions of local communities.” The Tasman Creative Communities Scheme funding in 2014 enabled theatre groups like “Body and Space” to workshop “The Map” with local Golden Bay performers aged 13 to adults before the community performance. The Embroiders Guild were able to host a weekend of workshops for beginners to “old hands”, budding authors were able to attend a “Breaking into Print” workshop, 50 members of the Mapua community were able to roll up their sleeves, mix up the grout and mosaic one wall of the public toilets and 500 Richmond residents watched a large cast of locals at the outdoor summer theatre in Washbourn Gardens. The Creative Communities Scheme funding, alongside a huge amount of energy and enthusiasm from the applicants, is what enabled these opportunities and many others to take place. If you have a great community arts project needing some dollars to make it happen the Tasman Creative Communities Scheme maybe just what you’re looking for. There are three rounds of applications per year. The next round closes on 10 March 2015, for projects starting after 1 April, the next rounds later in 2015 close 10 July and 10 November. There is $39,007.80 allocated per annum with allocations averaging $1,000. For application forms go to www.tasman.govt.nz and search ‘creative communities’ or contact Mike Tasman-Jones on Ph. 03 543 8400 for further information.

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Due to Navigation Safety requirements, water users not involved in these events may be excluded from defined areas during these activities. Notices will be placed at nearby access points during these events. Further details for these and any new events may be viewed at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/marine-events

Feedback sought – Rural land use and subdivision policy review In recent months, the Council has been preparing changes to rural land use and subdivision provisions in its Tasman Resource Management Plan. Feedback on a Draft Plan Change is now being sought from residents. The proposed changes could provide opportunities for rural housing and subdivision with specific opportunities for rural commercial activities, cooperative living and rural-residential development. The new ideas have been developed from an earlier period of consultation on issues and options and Council workshops on the feedback received. The Council is now seeking public input into the Draft Plan Change until the end of March 2015. To find out more and see a copy of the draft Plan Change you can go to the Council’s website or view at the Council’s Service Centres. For more information about the rural review and the Draft Plan Change contact: Sonya Leusink-Sladen, Email: Sonya.Leusink-Sladen@tasman.govt.nz or Mary Honey, Email: Mary.Honey@tasman.govt.nz

Rates Rebate Deadline The rates rebate deadline for 2014-2015 rating year is quickly approaching. Applications MUST be in before 30 June 2015 to be accepted. The Rates Rebate Scheme operates under the Rates Rebate Act 1973. The purpose of the Scheme is to provide a subsidy to low income home owners on the cost of their rates. The maximum rebated for this rating year is $605. Forms are held in each of the Council’s offices. These have a Rates Rebate Income Eligibility Table on the front. The property you are applying for must be your principal place of residence. You cannot claim a rates rebate for the rates payable on a property that is used principally for business, farming, commercial or industrial purposes, or a home that is not your usual place of residence. To check your eligibility and download a rates rebate form please go to our website www.tasman.govt.nz/property/rates/rates-rebate

Roading Proposed Road Closures to Ordinary Vehicular Traffic In accordance with the Transport (Vehicle Road Closure) Regulations 1965, the public is advised that the following roads are proposed to be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below.

Richmond Unlimited – Sprig & Fern Summer Harvest Fare Croucher Street between Queen Street and McGlashen Avenue and Sundial Square car park. 2.30 pm – 11.00 pm, Friday 20 March 2015. Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 6 March 2015 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

Nelson Car Club Inc – Rally Sprint 424 Rosedale Road to 749 Rosedale Road, Upper Moutere. 8.30 am to 4.00 pm, Saturday 29 March 2015. Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 20 March 2015 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

National Advanced Drivers School – Driver Training Marchwood Park Road from entrance at Queen Victoria Street. 10.00 am to 11.00 am, 11.45 am to 12.45 pm, 2.15 pm to 3.15 pm. Tuesday 31 March, Wednesday 1 April, Thursday 2 April 2015. Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 20 March 2015 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

Nelson Drag Racing Association – Drag Racing Event Queen Victoria Street, Motueka from King Edward Street to Green Lane. 7.30 am to 5.00 pm, Saturday 4 April 2015. If the weather is inclement, the event will be held on Sunday 5 April 2015. Any person objecting to the proposal should lodge notice of their objection before Friday 20 March 2015 to the office of the Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond.

Richmond Community Forum AGM 7.30 pm, Wednesday 11 March 2015, Tasman Disctict Library Meeting Room.

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Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Full Council Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 5 March 2015, 9.30 am. Public forum Golden Bay Community Board – Public Forum Only meeting Collingwood Fire Station, Elizabeth Street, Collingwood, Tuesday 10 March 2015, 7.00 pm. Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Office, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Tuesday 10 March 2015, 4.00 pm. Public forum Environment and Plannning Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 12 March 2015, 9.30 am. Public forum Corporate Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 19 March 2015, 9.30 am. Public forum Audit Subcommittee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 19 March 2015, 1.30 pm or at conclusion of Corporate Services Committee. No public forum

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Across contd. 21 Major disaster (9) 24 Preliminary outline of scheme (5) 25 Branch of mathematics (7) 26 Pouch worn with a kilt (7) 27 Ingenuous (7) 28 Acknowledge (7)

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