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TOUCHING DOWN: A Jetstar Q300 aeroplane, one of five bought by the airline to service regional centres, including Nelson from this December. Photo: Mark Tantrum. Andrew Board The $9 fares might be a gimmick, but Jetstar says its cheap fares are here to stay. Jetstar announced yesterday that Nelson was one of four regional centres that it would be flying to as part of an expansion
of regional routes. Jetstar says a flight to Auckland will cost $49 one way and to fly to Wellington will cost just $45. Head of Jetstar New Zealand, Grant Kerr, says he was smiling “ear to ear” after the announcement at Wellington airport, and he told Nelson Weekly that it will be great
news for Nelson. “We know we can grow the region from the tourism perspective and get more Nelsonians flying. We’re here for the long haul and we’re excited.” Jetstar is the third airline to confirm it will start flying to Nelson this year, but unlike
Kiwi Regional Airlines and Originair, it will compete directly against existing carrier Air New Zealand. Jetstar says it will mean much lower prices for Nelson air travellers and the news was
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“Yes, it’s fantastic. It’s good to have the competition. I think it’s just what we need.”
“It will be really good to have more options - it will make it easier for people to travel between the North and South Islands.”
“It’s great - anything to give Air New Zealand a run for their money.”
“It’s going to be good. It’s good to see prices going down and people will have a better variety of flights to choose from.”
Jetstar will start flying to Nelson this summer as prizes. “We’re so ex cited about this. We saw the positive reaction from people on social media and the number of positive responses from people in local newspapers. I think there is a place for two strong regional airlines in New Zealand and I can say that we are here for the long haul.”
FROM PAGE 1 met with jubilation from air passengers spoken to by Nelson Weekly at Nelson Airport yesterday [see Street Talk on page 2]. Politicians have also welcomed the news. Nelson mayor Rachel Reese says the airline will have a “significant economic benefit” for the region. “We saw our residents really get in behind the campaign to bring Jetstar to our city, and so there will be a lot of people celebrating this news today.” Nelson MP Nick Smith says the announcement is an “exciting step in our region’s future.” “This is a great vote of confidence in Nelson and good news for residents and businesses. The tourism industry has had a more difficult time since the global financial crisis, and the expense of air transport in and out of Nel-
Head of Jetstar New Zealand, Grant Kerr, at Nelson Airport earlier this winter. Photo: Andrew Board. son significantly impacts on our competitiveness as a centre in New Zealand’s visitor industry.” Jetstar will start flying from Nelson to Auckland on December 1 this year, it will fly the route 27 times a week. The Nelson to Wellington service will start on February 1 and will see 21 flights between the two cities each week. Nelson is the only centre that has
two destinations as part of the announcement. Grant says Jetstar will celebrate the announcement with a special free breakfast at Nelson’s 1903 Square [under the Church Steps] on Wednesday morning and encourages people to come along. The breakfast runs from 7 to 9am tomorrow and they will be giving away Jetstar merchandise packs
Editor’s note: Nelson Weekly has long-backed Jetstar’s entry into the market in Nelson. We feel this is one the most significant events in Nelson for several decades. For sports teams, businesspeople, those travelling to family events and, of course, people going on holiday, this news will be a welcome relief. It will also open up our region to more visitors, which is fantastic for our local economy. We at the Weekly are proud to have played a role in voicing the concerns of Nelson air travellers and encouraging Jetstar into our skies.
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NBA star inspires: New Zealand’s basketball sensation Steven Adams was in Nelson last week, hoping to inspire the next generation of top basketballers. The Oklahoma City Thunder basketballer shot to fame after staring in the world’s toughest basketball competition, the NBA, was in town to host a New Zealand Academy camp with his mentor and former NBL player Kenny McFadden.
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Blackcaps coming back to Nelson: Nelson’s Saxton Oval will again play host to the New Zealand cricket team this summer, with two One Day Internationals confirmed for the venue last week. The games – both against Sri Lanka – will be played on December 31 this year and January 2, 2016. It’s the third summer in a row that Nelson will have played host to the Blackcaps, with three
Resident lucky to be alive: Two Hardy St East renters are lucky to be alive after a fire started in the lounge of their two storey house last Wednesday night. Firefighters were alerted to the property by a 111 call at around 10.30 after the tenants, who were watching TV upstairs, smelled smoke coming from the downstairs room. “All the clothes, and paper and kindling and firewood were stacked around a freestanding fireplace, and had caught on fire,” says senior station officer Craig Davies. “There was
Steven Adams at Saxton Stadium. Man arrested for rape: Police have arrested a man in relation to an incident in the early hours of August 9 where a couple woke to find an intruder in their Richmond bedroom. The 34 year old man appeared in court last week.
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Young builder wins top apprentice award The Top of the South’s top building apprentice, Shaun Campbell, reckons he has learned from the best in the business. But then he would say that because Shaun, who was named the Upper South Island Region’s Registered Master Builders Carters Apprentice of the Year in Nelson on Saturday, works for his father Russell. Shaun, aged 20, trained through Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation and works for his father’s home building company Inhaus Developments. “I’ve always enjoyed helping dad out so I suppose being a builder was meant to be,” Shaun says. “I picked up my first plastic toy hammer when I was two or three and have been building things ever since.” However, both Russell and Shaun admit that being boss and worker as well as father and son “has had its moments” “It can be testing but we usually work really well together,” Russell says. “Shaun is a good builder and shows a lot of attention to detail he’s also very good with our clients.” Shaun, who attended Garin College, agrees that building a good relationship with clients is almost important as building a good house.
Top apprentice Shaun Campbell with his father Russell at work on Monday. “Over the past year I have had to develop my communication skills to deal with both clients and subcontractors. The thing I love the most about building is seeing the smile on a client’s face after a finished project completed to a high standard.” The judges rated Shaun highly for his competence in his knowledge of the industry, and in the way he managed his project submission. Shaun was awarded a range of products and tools, $2000 to spend at Carters, and a spot at an Outward Bound Course. Second place was awarded to Zac Forbes, 26, from Nelson and employed by Craig Finnie Building. Shaun will now compete against the winners from the other nine regions at the national competition in Auckland, on October 8-9.
Members of the Nelson City Brass Band, which will host the Night at the Proms at the Theatre Royal this weekend. They are from left; Zane Maxwell, Janet Mossop and James Mackay. The Bayleys Last Night of the Proms has been running for 18 years in Nelson. This year’s show is on Saturday, September 5 at 7.30pm, with a matinee at 2pm the following day. Tickets are $35 each from ticketdirect.co.nz or from the Theatre Royal ticket office. Photo: Jacob Chandler.
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The Nelson Fire Service was a called to help a lady get her cat out of a tree last month – in England. Station officer Craig Davies says he received the call on a quiet afternoon from a lady asking if they could come and help get her cat down. It’s not a totally uncommon request and Craig says they agreed to come and help. The only problem was getting there. “At first she said Halifax and I thought ‘ok, on Halifax St’. But then she kept saying some other place that she said was a suburb and I had no idea what she was talking about,” says Craig. As he was on the phone, fellow fire fighter Rob Millener was searching on the nearby computer to try and figure out where the lady was. He realised she was giving the right address, it was just in another country. “Rob kept saying to me ‘she’s in England, the address is in England’. “I thought, ‘nah, she can’t be’ but when I asked what country she was in she said England, and I said ‘I’m
sorry, you’ve called Nelson, New Zealand.’” The lady immediately hung up the phone, says Craig. “I don’t know if she felt embarrassed or Craig Davies. realised it was probably costing her a bit of money so hung up, but it was quite funny.” Craig says they do occasionally get requests to get cats out of trees. “If we’re not busy it is something we will do and we were ready to go on this occasion until we pieced it all together. We might have been driving around for a wee while.” He says the lady must have searched Nelson Fire Service on in the internet and saw the New Zealand brigade first. “I don’t know how she dialled us though, surely she didn’t dial the country code and area code. I’d hope she would have realised something was amiss if she had to do that.”
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Parents and teachers of Nayand Primary School are gearing up for their annual fundraiser show, which is now in it’s seventh year. This year’s show is called ‘Tour of Duty’ and will feature 35 parents and teachers, which principal Janice Gulbransen says is the biggest cast they’ve ever had. The school is aiming to fundraise $25,000 from the show to go towards finishing the landscaping around their new multi-purpose centre. All the fundraising from previous shows has gone towards building the centre itself. Janice says its nice to do a fundraiser that’s different from other schools. “It’s just fun,” she says. “Its a really great way of meeting parents, and it’s about building our community.” The cabaret style show is about a ‘culinary war’ which is about to explode, and will feature 27 songs that tell a story of culinary episodes. Janice says people can expect lots of laughs, colourful and exotic costumes, traditional army gear and pre and post war memories. “It’s just a fun night out – you can laugh, relax, and enjoy parents putting themselves out there to support the school, because that’s what its about,” she says.
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Lego competition attracts 300 entries A model of the Star Wars spaceship Millennium Falcon, with 5195 pieces and costing over $13,000, will be just one of "stunning sets" on display at the inaugural Brickwater Lego Exhibition and Competition in Nelson. Initially, Brickwater was just going to be a low-key event for kids to raise funds for the Nelson Shoshin Kendo Club. However, Brickwater generated so much interest from Lego-maniacs that it has grown into a monster, already attracting "300 to 400" entries from around the country. "We just wanted to organise a fundraiser for our son Lachlan's Kendo Club," one of the organisers, Paul Hunt, says. "He's also keen on Lego so we decided to mix the two and run a Lego competition for the kids. "But once we started talking about it, all the adult collectors got involved and it started to grow. We had one guy in Dunedin get in touch with us and say he was coming with his model of an entire city - he's going to need three extra bags to bring it up to Nelson. "We also needed more space. We'd booked the Brightwater School Hall for it but now we also need to use the library and some of the classrooms." Paul says some of the models that will be on display are "phenomenal" and are "almost art"
Lego fans Lachlan Hunt, left, and Caleb Heath, both aged six, with a model of the Star Wars spaceship Millenium Falcon that Lachlan and his father Paul are building for the Brickwater Exhibition. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. with a "crazy amount of detail". Although there will be some seriously expensive sets on display at Brickwater, Paul says there will also be plenty of entertainment for Lego fans of all ages and abilities. There will be a Lego competition just for children, a table full of Lego blocks for people to play with, a Lego-themed
colouring-in competition, a race track designed for Lego cars and a Lego shop set up by Toy Zone. There will also a be a raffle for a Lego Mini Cooper. Brickwater will be held at Brightwater School on Sunday September 13 from 10am to 4pm. Entry costs $2. For more information, go to the website shoshinkendo.nz/brickwater
Celebrating ten years of colourful clothing Mariposa has been the home of colourful, crea- son stores. Their website will also join the party tive clothing for ten years, and they’re celebrat- offering a different style category on sale every ing this month with some promotions you’ll day, so keep an eye out by visiting www.marilove. posaclothing.co.nz. Mariposa’s sister-store Soul Owner Tracey Brignole has greatly enjoyed her isn’t being left out either and has some birthday ten years owning Mariposa and says it has al- presents of it’s own to give away. When you ways been about “bringing something different to the people of Nelson and Golden Bay, bringing colour and also about focusing on customer service.” “I think we try and go beyond the call of duty when we can for people. It seems like more and more there is less and less service available to people in other stores.” While it’s their store in Takaka that’s actually turning ten, the Nelson shop is only a year behind and will be joining in the party. As well as marking a decade, the stores will be celebrating Hana, Lisa, Mindi and Valerie from Soul and Mariposa. the colours that make their clothes Mariposa celebrates its 10th birthday this month. stand out by holding a colour focused sale. Every day of September will see 25 per cent shop at Soul, you’ll go in the draw to receive one off a different colour. Flyers detailing the daily of many exciting gifts ranging from free shoes colours for the month can be collected instore, to organic Thunderpants. The staff at Mariposa so you won’t miss out on your favourites. and Soul in both Takaka and Nelson are keen Another added bonus will see everyone who to share their birthday with you so make sure shops at Mariposa during September, go in the you come in and check out their colourful sale draw to win a $250 shopping voucher with win- today. ners being drawn for both the Takaka and NelBusiness Update. Adv.
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Fly fishing film festival coming to Nelson Fly fishing’s most celebrated annual event, the RISE Fly Fishing Film Festival, is heading to Nelson this month. The travelling spectacle serves as a stage for the best filmmakers in the fly fishing industry and allows the fishing community to share their passion for the sport by attending film screenings across the country. In its tenth year, RISE is celebrating a decade of bringing the best fishing entertainment to cinemas around the world. Kiwi audiences can look forward to stunning footage from Iceland, Australia, New Zealand and the USA, presented in high-definition on the big screen. Gin-Clear Media’s Backcountry – ‘South Island,’ is the feature film of the festival. The South Island has vast tracts of some of the most intact, undisturbed natural areas left on our planet— these last truly wild places deliver beauty and isolation in spades, but it is the allure of giant trout in crystal clear water that draws anglers from around the globe to this treasured land. For many, RISE Fly Fishing Film Festival has become so much more than just going to the cinema. These annual fish-fests have become a true celebration of fly fishing, it’s an excuse to get together with friends and reminisce about the past season, as well as look forward to the season to come. The film will play at State Cinema on Monday, September 7, from 8.30pm. Tickets are available from State Cinema. Nelson Weekly has two double passes to give away to the film. To win, simply email editorial@ nelsonweekly.co.nz with your name and a contact phone number and you’ll be in the draw.
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Prep team wins Mathix competition Four prep students have dominated the annual Mathix competition, finishing the 20 questions in half of the allocated time. The Nelson College prep team competed against around 20 other teams from schools across the Top of the South. Each team had 30 minutes to answer the 20 questions. The first team to complete the questions successfully, won. Teacher Richard Nott says the boys were put through their paces before the event with training sessions and a mock competition. “What set this team apart was teamwork.” Competitor Ronan Thompson, 13, says they were Nelson College prep students An Ngueyn and Ronan Thompson, happy to win and while the questions were tough, he both 13, were two of the winning Mathix team. Absent are Euan admitted they weren’t troubled too much. “It wasn’t Fenwick and Maxwell Busby. that hard, really.”
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The V8 Escape Father’s Day Cruise will be an opportunity for owners of big American cars, hotrods or classic sports cars to get their motors running and raise funds for the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter. Sunday’s charity cruise will start with a coffee, scones and “a natter” at Brightwater Motor Inn at 9am, before leaving on a mystery route to the Riwaka Resurgence at 10.30am. Organiser Ross Hurley says people can bring lunch and refreshments for a picnic at the Riwaka Resurgence, with the event concluding at about 2.30pm. “We wanted to finish reasonably early so that Ross Hurley and his Chevrolet Impala he will be driving in the charity V8 people can get back to Richmond or Nelson Escape Father’s Day Cruise on Sunday September 6. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. and do their Father’s Day things with their
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Supporting new airlines: Supporting the new airlines coming to Nelson is not just about Air NZ slashing the fares to the main centres of Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch because of the competition. It's more about giving us direct access to other regional airports without having to go through Wellington or Christchurch. The new airlines will potentially give us access to fly direct to places like Palmerston North, Hamilton (both ex Air NZ routes) and Dunedin, while adding more competition to the main centres. Bring it on!!! Rosie Grant. Are you happy to see Lewis Stanton back on the street? He honestly doesn't bother me. Nelson's not the only place that have people like him, they are found throughout NZ and the world. Leave him be and stop feeding him with attention and publicity. Hope Rogers.
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on after 30 minutes and not to go back to that same spot for three hours. Rod Collier.
and it does highlight the rudeness and intolerance that I always knew existed in red-necked Nelson. Robyn Halkett.
No. He is a blot on the landscape and seems to have instant fame because of what happened to him. Brenda Kenny.
Nelson needs a colourful character like Hone. If the council and objectors weren't so tunnelled-visioned, they would see how Hone and Barney would provide a great attraction for the almost-boring town. Peter Banham.
Shame, the intolerant side of Nelson shows its true self... go Hone. Anne FitzSimon. As a shop owner in the arcade, at first I had no real opinion, but more and more guys coming up to get haircuts say that their wives or girlfriends or children avoid him by walking on the other side of the street, so he does affect our businesses. I'm all for his right to protest anytime, but really think he should have to abide by the same rules that the buskers do by limiting his time in one space and changing it up a bit. His space gets bigger and bigger and I honestly don't see what he expects to get out of this constant occupation. Personally, I'm tired of his stubborn stance, and feel sad that he's wasting so much time (and taxpayer expense) with this useless protest. Shawn Stormann. I wonder what his protesting this way is achieving for him that supports the stance he is taking. I support him to have the right to live his life as he chooses. I do wonder how effective this is for him, as it polarises people, but I support his right to protest
Renters lucky to escape fire: Why dry your clothes over the fire? [You're] asking for trouble. Brian Gower. Man arrested for Richmond rape: Well done, Nelson Police. Jill Stanger. Name and shame required, I think. Good job, Nelson Police. Now let's hope karma does its thing. Janelle Thorpe. Sickness hits local schools: Dunno about the flu, but my daughter and some of her friends got it bad. Body aches, high temps, coughing, snotty, it's been a shocker. I've never seen her so sick. Angela Hellewell. To have your say on any local issue, or any article featured in Nelson Weekly, send us an email to editorial@nelsonweekly. co.nz. You can also follow us on social media. We're on Facebook and Twitter and don't forget to visit our breaking news website, www.nelsonlive.co.nz
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A special celebration will mark this year’s Merchant Navy Day in Nelson, with a new plaque to be unveiled at Sunderland Pier. Merchant Navy Day is this Thursday, with the annual service at Anzac Park to be held on Saturday, September 5. The plaque will be unveiled at the Neptune Memorial at Sunderland Pier and will commemorate the seafarers of Port Nelson. From the earliest years of Nelson until the 1970s, one of the major locally-owned industries was merchant shipping. Port Nelson was the base for many shipping companies and associated businesses. For much of the twentieth century the Anchor Shipping and Foundry Company was the biggest employer in Nelson. In those days, many young Nelson men went to sea to earn their living, serving in the scows, colliers and other coastal ships which carried goods between ports around New Zealand, or in larger foreign-going vessels, says Merchant Navy Association Nelson secretary Ben Gibbs. “Merchant seamen from Nelson also played a crucial part in both world wars. At the outbreak of the second world war the Royal Navy was in desperate need of auxiliary ships and of experienced seamen to operate them.” Merchant ships were often requisitioned for military purposes such as mine-sweeping, and their crews were made subject to naval military discipline (under what were known as T124 articles), in some cases for the duration of the war. The majority of seafarers continued serving in coasters carrying goods between New Zealand ports. Others served in cargo ships transporting vital food supplies to Britain or fuel and military equipment to the theatres of war, as well as in hospital ships, troop-carriers and oil tankers. The unveiling of the plaque will be held at 2.30pm on Thursday, with the Merchant Navy Day Service at Anzac Park at 11am on Saturday.
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Is your Dad always “gone fishing”? Then why not give him the ultimate alternative to a fishing Kayak. Ideal for oceans, lakes and rivers, the Nifty is great for trout fishermen, duck hunters, divers, whitebaiters and general fishing expeditions. The Nifty allows easy access to any waterway and can be carried and launched by one person, making it perfect for solo adventures into the great outdoors. Easy to transport, it fits onto most roof racks and packs away into a carry bag for convenience. With a rating of just 3.5hp the Nifty makes for super-economical boating, and they come in a range of colours to suit. The Nifty is the perfect present for a Dad whose first love is fishing, so for more information or to place an order, phone Scott on 021 806 612 or visit www.niftyboats. co.nz.
Get the best experience when you’re out on the water with quality upholstery and covers for your boat. Mortimer Upholstery and Marine Covers are an innovative team who use their “outside the box” thinking to achieve complete customer satisfaction for a huge range of upholstery and protection solutions – inside and outside the boat. Mortimers manufacture everything from fully-enclosed canvas canopies and fold-away or removable canopies, they can perform restorations and upgrades on classic vessels, offer re-upholstering/piping to refresh the interior, road covers for towing, spare wheel covers, repairs and anything custom you might need. Everything they produce is hard-wearing, great-looking and can withstand the harsh salt, ultra violet and marine environments, plus, the team is proud to offer quality workmanship and a commitment to finding solutions for any upholstery or marine cover requirement. Visit Mortimers in their new workshop at 44 Beach Road, Richmond or give them a call today on 544 6352. Havelock Slipway offers a full range of vessel maintenance, alterations and repairs. With a competent and professional work force, any project undertaken is performed with pride and quality workmanship, which has earned them good support from customers. Havelock Slipway has extended its facilities to incorporate a new slipway and fifth cradle. With hull-friendly material on the cradle arms and two 100 tonne capacity cradles, the slipway is ready to take on any project. They make it easy for their customers in Nelson too, with visits to quote prices and they can even organise for the vessel to be steamed to Havelock by a competent skipper, however, these services are only available for major work. For re-paints, re-fits and cabin or structural alterations, Havelock Slipway has you covered. Give them a call on 03 574 2476 for anything from annual servicing of antifoul and anodes to light engineering, sandblasting, vessel motor servicing and stainless steel fabrication. Stihl Shop Richmond are the new faces of quality boat and marine servicing. In October 2014, the new venture was launched after customers made it known to manager Grant Blanchett that they wanted someone local to provide topnotch workmanship on their boats. Factory-trained Yamaha and Mercury-qualified technician Cameron Williams is in charge of the operation, and as well
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COME FISHING FOR A DAY Nelson Fishing Charters, run by Kaiteriteri Boat Charters, offer different types of trips to suit you. Fishing charters range from family trips and birthday treats to corporate outings, and even overnight and 3-day fishing adventures in the Marlborough Sounds. Catch Snapper, Blue Cod, Kingfish, Grouper, Kahawai, Flounder, and enjoy fresh juicy greenlipped mussels: we will make your fishing adventure memorable for all the right reasons.
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Fluid Electronics is here to enhance your boating experience. We offer professional services and quality products for safety and efficiency on the water. We have well over 20 years of experience and can install a wide range of electronics onto yachts and recreational boats. Fluid stocks a hand-picked range of products that we know and trust, and that will take your fishing to the next level. If you’re planning a trip out Our products offer a on the water, a stop off at number of features on BP is definitely worth your board including navigation, while. Not only do they pride engine monitoring, built-in themselves on having a friendly GPS, communications, and and efficient service, your BP depth and fish-finding sonar station has everything you need technology. Safety is also vital to make a day out fishing or when you’re at sea, so when boating all the more enjoyable. you’re off the grid and in need Apart from filling up the car of assistance the InReach SE and boat, BP has every kind of allows you to communicate bait a fisherman could ask for, with home, or in an emergency plus salt ice to keep your catch you can trigger an SOS and fresh. Their great new range of Cameron and Grant from Stihl Shop Marine Division are have a text conversation with bakery goods and coffee will available to help you with any questions you may have. the search and rescue team keep you going throughout the until help arrives. day and their line of grocery items will ensure you’re more Talk to us at Fluid Electronics today about our services and than well equipped. If you’re after an early start, you’ll find products and make the most of the marine environment this their doors open 24/7. summer. You can also use your AA Smartfuel card to get a discount
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Many years of hospitality industry experience is the secret to Hollie Swan’s success as the Food and Beverage Service Manager with the Grand Mercure Nelson Monaco! Hollie’s responsible for not only the front-of-house aspects that diners at The Monaco Kitchen will be familiar with, but also overseeing the busy conference and events side of the business as well as looking for event opportunities such as High Teas and Garden Tours. Hotels are a 24 hour business, 365 days a year and every day is different – Hollie has seen it all before and knows just how to respond! Her days are juggling acts donning a waiter’s apron and stepping onto the floor, surprising and delighting guests, menu planning with the fantastic TMK chefs recruiting and managing staff, rostering, stock control, marketing activities, supervising functions from setup through to pack downs, and a million and one other things that crop up in a typical day! In recent times Hollie and her team have coordinated and catered diverse events from themed curry nights, to a Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer fundraising breakfast, corporate functions, celebratory parties and the upcoming Wild Game nights. The variety of each day is a huge aspect of the job, no day is like another, each brings its own challenges which Hollie handles with aplomb, total professionalism and above all else, a smile!
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Choosing the right investment path requires not only a map, but the right partner to advise you along the way. Celebrating one year with Forsyth Barr and 14 years’ experience in the financial services industry, Celia Dasler is proud to be the only NZX accredited female share broker based in the Nelson/Marlborough region. Happy to work with individuals, couples or entities, Celia will listen to you and provide advice applicable to your financial situation. Celia Dasler Forsyth Barr is a New Zealand owned firm providing a full range of investment services including the purchase and sale of fixed interest and share securities through to the management of investment portfolios. We provide clients with access to a comprehensive range of investments including direct securities and managed funds. Talk to Forsyth Barr Authorised Financial Adviser Celia Dasler about your investments in confidence. To arrange a no obligation complimentary meeting call Celia on 03 5460055 or email celia.dasler@forsythbarr.co.nz.
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Free casting clinic for trout fishermen
FLY FISHING: Nelson Trout Fishing Club's, from left, Maree Peterson, Fred Frahm, Ray Day and Brian Richards will be helping out at the club's fly casting clinic at Garin College this Sunday. People are encouraged to come along to the free clinic and begin to learn the art of fly fishing from the best. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
Simon Bloomberg Anyone who is interested in finding out how to fly fish can take the first steps to learning the art at the Nelson Trout Fishing Club's free fly casting clinic at Garin College this Sunday. But the club's first female president, Maree Peterson, warns it won't be easy. Fly fishing is a much harder than the more popular spin-fishing and Maree says it can take years to master the skill. "It's not easy," Maree, who has been fly fishing for just three years, says. "You lose a lot of flies and get a lot of tangles before you get it right." And as club member Ray Day explains, it can be hazardous as well as challenging. "The first time I went fly fishing I went out with an expert and caught my first fish straight away. I thought then that it was easy, but it wasn't - it took me another five years to catch my next one. "But I did catch the trees behind and I even caught my own ear. It's not easy at the start." However, all the club members agree that the benefits of learning to fly fish are worth all the effort because it opens up a whole new world of angling. He says there's nothing better than walking alongside a river and seeing a trout rising to the surface to feed, and then casting a fly to it and catching it. "Fly fishing isn't easy to learn and it has some limitations, but it's also a lot of fun. It's a different type of fishing altogether," Fred says. Anyone is welcome to attend the fly casting clinic that will be held on the back sports field at Garin from 9am to midday on Sunday. The clinic is free and all rods and equipment will be supplied. For more information on the clinic and the Nelson Trout Club email Maree at maree@ellisauto. co.nz
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Mark Sheehan’s financial planning firm has been helping people get ahead financially since it was proudly founded in Nelson in 2009. They work with customers to look for quick wins, whether it is being smarter around your KiwiSaver, better ACC Structure for your business or more effective insurance plans, but always have long term goals in mind. Normally these things are life security or financial freedom for you and your family. A lot of customers express a desire to work less, enjoy life more by spending more time with family or doing more traveling, Mark will help them achieve that. By aligning all the areas of your finances towards your ultimate financial goals, they get some powerful results. Now operating as Plus 4 Financial Mark Services, Mark offers a service specifically tailored to assist those looking Sheehan to get their financial future sorted. Plus 4 generally work with everyday New Zealander’s who are working Financial MeMber hard (or have worked hard through their lives) but strongly believe life is about balancing business or work, planning ahead, AND doing the stuff Overcoming Financial Crisis In Our you love now. mark.sheehan@plus4.co.nz www.plus4.co.nz
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Overcoming Financial Crisis In Our Communities Professional Development Workshop Learn about the many financial hurdles people face and how to help Where: Nelson Budget Service, 29 Selwyn Place When: 9:30 to 11am, Thurs 3rd September Cost: $5 RSVP: Ph 546 9021
Are you waiting for lucky money? Winning lotto, receiving a gift, finding a few gold nuggets,many of us dream about the easy way out of feeling broke. The problem with relying on lucky money is that the odds are stacked against it. To get where you want to be financially, you will need to take charge of your money. Getting ahead financially means spending less than you earn and saving for the future. You may need to go without some of the things you want to make your dream a reality. To get a clear picture of where your money is going, keep track of your spending with a diary, phone app or receipts. Group your spending into categories such as food, bills and clothes. You may be surprised by where some of your money is going. Luckily, these surprises are also your opportunity to plug leaking spending and start getting ahead financially.Use the Money Planner at sorted.org.nz to create a plan for your household. It can help to have another person’s perspective, they may be able to highlight some choices you didn’t realise you had. If you would like free professional assistance from one of our advisers, please contact Nelson Budget Service on 546 9021.
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“It’s clearly a budget. It’s got lots of numbers in it.” Awareness about our financial matters is important to us all Doug Johns - Bradley Nuttall Nelson Limited: Authorised Financial Adviser FSP-54281. Investment Management Services Level 1, 23 Alma Street, Nelson, 7040 | Ph: 03 539 4240 Mob: 021 522434 | doug@bnl.co.nz | www.bradleynuttall.co.nz
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Nelson gets ready for China Week Kate Russell
Nelsonians will have the opportunity to get a taste of Chinese culture this September, with China Week launching next Monday. China Week coincides with New Zealand's Chinese Language week, and offers an exciting line-up of activities and performances to celebrate and promote cross-cultural relationships and connectivity. As part of the launch, a celebration will take place on Monday night at the top of Trafalgar Street with Chinese song and dance, taniwha and fire performances. Other activities on offer include Chinese movies, business talks, a
photographic exhibition at the Hollow Tea Room on Customs in Chinese New Year, and a series of health talks from Mark Soper and John Black. Daily cultural activities will also take place between 1-2pm at the top of Trafalgar Street. Food lovers will enjoy a 'Pen Cai' dining experience at NMIT's Rata Room, hosted by Steven Chen, and throughout the week there will be a 'Taste of China' – where diners can visit local Chinese restaurants and sample special dishes. Saxton Table Tennis stadium is also hosting a demonstration with Nelsonian Bin Quan Hu and worldclass player Zeng Sang and coach Lin
Locals offered the chance to work at Camp USA
Nelson teenager Nick Davies had an American summer to remember and he’s encouraging others to give it a go. Nick is currently working at a Summer Camp in the USA for three months. His camp is called Camp Benson and is located in Mount Carroll, a rural town in Illinois, USA. The camp consists of 34 staff, 12 of which are counsellors, like Nick. His role at camp is a general counsellor and he’s responsible for looking after 13 kids, making sure they behave and getting them to their activities and meals on time. The motto at Camp Benson is “Make More Magic” and they encourage staff to be creative. Kitchen raids, late night campfires, spontaneous flashlight parties and cabin pranks are the norm. When his season at camp ends in September, he plans to do a road trip to New York City and then head off to a 14 day hike in a National Park that starts in Seattle and ends in Los Angeles. "It’s been a great trip," says Nick. “My advice to anyone thinking of doing summer camp is to just do it. It’s one of the best decisions of my life.” To find out more about working at a summer camp in the United States head along to a free info session event on Monday 7 September at 6pm. For more details visit www.iep.org.nz or email news@iep.org.nz or phone 0800 443 769.
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Ali Lawley and Steven Chan with some of the garments and souvenirs that will be given away during China week. Zhichao from Nelson's sister city, Huangshi. Nelson mayor Rachel Reese says it’s a
wonderful opportunity to both showcase and celebrate the special connection the city has with China. “Being able to host this many activities for all age groups is an absolute joy, and is something I hope our city will truly embrace,” she says. Ali Lawley from Nelson Venues says people will receive stickers at events to put in their progamme, and at a community day at NMIT on September 12 they will be giving away traditional chinese garments and souveniers for those who bring their programe along. China Week is being held 7-13 September. For a timetable of events see the Nelson City Council website.
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Nelson College for Girls students who are taking on a range of volunteer roles at the Brook waimarama Sanctuary. Photo: Kate Russell.
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A new partnership between The Brook Waimarama Sanctuary and Nelson College for Girls is underway, which will see a group of students take on a range of volunteer roles within the organisation. The scheme has been initiated and driven largely by head girl Raven Maeder, who has already helped to establish a volunteer programme at the school. Twelve girls in total have put their hand up to help and have been allocated key roles, which include social media development, graphic design, public events task force, photography and videography, and public events. Raven herself has taken on the
role of volunteer coordinator, and says the partnership is an amazing opportunity for both parties. “Volunteering is the most invaluable experience,” she says. “I’m really passionate about the environment and when we’re older it will be amazing to think we were part of this.” She also says the experience will give them valuable skills to take with them when they leave school, and they will receive a written reference from the sanctuary when they finish their roles. Raeonie Ellery, administration coordinator for The Brook Waimarama Sanctuary, says the scheme will give the sanc-
tuary a whole new perspective within a volunteer base that is mainly retired people. “I’m really excited – the girls have a great deal of skills we can utilise and it will give them experience in an expansive area.” “I have been blown away with their passion, and I’d love to think it will be a long term partnership,” she adds. “I’m so impressed with the girls – they are all talented and sophisticated young woman and it’s amazing they are taking time out of their busy school schedule.” The girls are officially on-board with their volunteer badges, with some having already begun their roles.
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Three top sporting tournaments are being played in Nelson this week as part of national secondary school tournament week. The New Zealand Secondary Schools Football Tournament is the most prestigious of those being played here. The tournament features the top football schools from around the country playing at Saxton Field. Nelson Bays Football general manager Clive Beaumont says the tournament is the premier school tournament in the country and it's held in Nelson every three years. There are two local schools competing, Nelson College and Waimea College. Nelson won both of its games on Monday, 3-0 and 2-0 respectively. Waimea narrowly lost its first game 3-2. "It's been a good start to the tournament and everyone's happy." At Saxton Stadium, the Junior Basketball Zone 4 tournament is being held and includes teams from all our local high schools. At various rugby grounds in the region, teams from around the South Island are competing in the Rural Livestock Rugby tournament. It features teams from Waimea College, Garin College, Motueka High School and Golden Bay High School.
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Craig and Kellie Hamilton’s success in real estate accomplishment, considering there are hundreds has been more than they dreamed of. Since start- of people eligible for the awards given out at the ing the Mike Pero Real Estate franchise in Nelson conference. Craig believes the awards they won and Richmond over three years ago, Craig and represent his team’s commitment to their clients Kellie and their hardworking team have won sev- and are a testament to their successful marketeral major awards. So you probably won’t be sur- ing, their ability to get houses on the market at the prised that their reright prices and create sults at the latest Mike satisfied clients with Pero conference fast sales. In the short time that’s passed in Fiji a few weeks since returning from ago were outstandthe conference, Craig ing. The team took says they have already home four awards, sold four million dolthe first was one of lars worth of real esthe top awards for tate, another notewortheir sales team, the thy achievement. second was a special Craig and Kellie’s appreciation award for their community Kellie and Craig Hamilton with daughters Jessica children were also in involvement and the and Lexie, receiving their award from Mike Pero attendance at the conference, giving them third celebrated their and Josephine Kinsella. marketing skills. But the icing on the cake was an a chance to experience first hand the amount of award that recognised them as the number one support that the Mike Pero group provides, and franchise in the country for sales, an award they the sense of teamwork that exists amongst its real estate members. Mike Pero Richmond and Nelhave now proudly won three times in a row. Their community involvement award celebrated son are always looking for new listings in all price the team’s major sponsorship of the Mike Pero ranges. If you want real estate agents who know Nelson Giants, as well as the support they have what they’re doing, both in marketing and selling given to help a number of deserving local chil- your property, you need to talk to Craig and Kellie and the team today. You can contact them at the dren through the Mike Pero Foundation. Craig says that their achievement is something office on 544 4634. the whole team is very proud of as it is not an easy Business Update. Adv.
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Netball season down to semi-finals editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz It is now down to the “nitty gritty" part of the Nelson Netball season as teams prepare for semi-finals. All grades, including the elite grade, will play on Saturday at Saxton Stadium. In the Premier grade, Jacks OPD, Richmond Glass, Prices Pharmacy A and Stoke NBS looked to be top four contenders, however a serious challenge came from promoted Suburban Russell Curtains. Stoke did not cement their semi-final berth until after they had accounted for Prices Black last Thursday. While Suburban could be disappointed at missing a semi spot, they should consider their debut season in Premier to be a successful one. The top two seeds, Jacks OPD and Richmond Glass, will meet at 4:45pm with the winner going straight through to next week’s final, while the loser will meet the winner of Prices A and Stoke NBS who play at 3:30pm. Prices have bragging rights over Stoke as they have been the victors on both occasions by a six goal margin. Prices have the better record, winning the first 12 games of the competition, however they have stumbled in the last two games when they have gone down to Richmond and Jacks. Coach Mandy Whiting hopes to have a full roster on Saturday with only Christta Burrows in doubt with illness. Prices defensive end has been increased with the inclusion of Rebecca Watene from Prices Black. With the new 5.3 rule, players must
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Jacks mid-courter Jess Drummond looks for her options in a game against Richmond earlier this season. Photo: Marc Palmano/Shuttersport. have played three games for a team before they can take the court for a semi or final. Although Prices have capable circle defenders in Sarah Steele, Dayna Whiting and Mahina Selby-Law, Rebecca can add another dimension. Prices were not happy with their performance against Richmond, when they were guilty of wrong options on attack and they did not capitalize on turnovers gained. However, they can take heart from their first half against Jacks last week. Coach Whiting believes their strength is as a unit and her charges will enter
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the game on a positive note. Stoke NBS coach Abbie Cook is hoping her team can “put it out there on the day,” despite the fact that six of the roster will contest the Motueka Grade 1 final in the morning. Stoke have displayed “patches of form” with “patches of a team” in recent weeks due to player availability, injury and sickness. While Abbie admits her girls only squeaked into fourth place, she believes Prices are not unbeatable. The Thomson sisters, Megan and Jaunita, have had sterling seasons, with Megan anchoring the offensive end and returning impressive statistics while Jaunita has been handy at the other end of the court. While Richmond will be putting their best foot forward they are under no illusions that Jacks will be easy opposition without the services of Lisa and Aimee Book, who will be absent due to basketball commitments. They do have capable substitutes in Kim Starnes and Belinda Kolomatanga. Player/coach Kathleen Thornalley is aware of Jacks skilled mid court and their shooting combinations, however she does have faith in her experienced defenders to create the turnover ball. Richmond will be looking to focus on the basics and put their best game possible out on court, knowing that should they loose there is another opportunity to play the winner of Prices and Stoke. Jacks have a well-balanced line-up, with coach Robyn Leonard having the luxury of three accurate shooters in Rebecca James, Leanne Cook and Hannah Mead. There is speed to burn in the mid court and Jacks will begin the game as favourites.
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Orienteering ready for Wily Weka Simon Bloomberg Hundreds of outdoor adventurers will be roaming the hills and streets around Richmond and Stoke this Sunday, searching high and low for an elusive Wily Weka. The Nelson Orienteering Club is holding its second Wily Weka Challenge rogaine which will feature teams of two to five people racing for either three or six hours to find controls that have been marked on a map. Controls are allocated points depending on their difficulty and the team with the most points wins - teams returning after the cut-off time lose points for every minute they are late. Race planner Gordon Sloane says there are 75 controls on this year's map and it's "highly unlikely" any teams will collect maximum points. However, Gordon says there's an added incentive this year with a prize for the first team in the three and six-hour race to find a photo of a Wily Weka that will be located at one of the controls. "I defy anyone to get all the
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Shanee Anderson, left, and Olivia Wilbourne finish Sunday's orienteering race held at Nelson College. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. controls," Gordon says. "If they do, I'll shout them a beer. "The straight line distance between all the points is 56km and nobody's going to be able to average 10 kilometres an hour on the terrain. There will also be some curly ones and if you want to climb up high, you'll be able to. "But they all have a show of finding a photo of a Wily Weka. There will be one for each
race and they'll be at one of the trickier controls, so that's something to aim for." Gordon says the Wily Weka Challenge has so far attracted 85 teams and 230 competitors in either the three or six hour race. Entries have been kept open for the rest of the week but will not be taken on the day. Although Gordon says there are some "good operators" like Dan Busch and Dan Moore in the six-hour race, the event is suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities. "The three-hour race especially is aimed at families and less experienced people. That's what the three-hour is all about." Many of the teams that have entered the Wily Weka were out practising their map reading skills in the club's orienteering event held at Nelson College on Sunday. Brent Edwards won the orange course event ahead of Sally Lattimore, with Gilbert Robertson third. The Wily Weka starts at Saxton Pavilion at 9am this Sunday. To enter, go to the Nelson Orienteering Club's website noc.org. nz
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bin with salt ice to make a slurry to chill that fish down straight away. It helps with the ease of filleting and keeps the flesh in pristine condition, also we iki spike our fish we are keeping. The Dawnbreakers fishing club have their open day coming up on the 20th of September at the Tasman Bay cruising club, 2-3pm, (the big red building down by the Nelson boat ramp) for the new club season starting in October. The Dawnbreakers club are not only a very family-focused fun club, but also cater for scuba divers and free divers, so anyone with an interest in diving/ spear fishing come along and chat to our members, as this is a great way to find new areas, techniques and, if you don't have a boat, the members can be great contacts to team up for trips out diving together.
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Nelson College will be doing all they can to finish high in the New Zealand Secondary Schools Rankin Cup. The week long hockey nationals are being held in Auckland for 2015 and kicked off on August 31. The Nelson College team is coached by Scott Walbran with the assistance of Jamie Brown and the manager’s position filled by Alethea Stove. Although they are competing with an inexperienced team, having only five returning players, everyone is confident in the skills and talent of the team. All but four of the boys played in the Waimai United Div 2 men’s team that won the grade in club hockey - Matt Best earning the title of Most Improved and Devon Stove achieving Most Valuable Player for this team. The boys were also playing at the time of Mark Wilkens death and did the tribute. Although it was a terrible experience, it has bonded the team who attended the funeral and were outstanding in their sup-
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Community Events Stoke SeniorS: Tues 1 Sept, Colours Trio with fun musical entertainment; Weds 2 Sept, An illustrated talk on Dental Care by hygienist Paula Palmer; Thurs 3 Sept, Father’s Day Lunch, 12pm. Cost: $14. Please book. Enjoy an afternoon concert with Anne & Joan; Tues 8 Sept, HOUSIE, $5; Weds 9 Sept, A talk by the NZ Asthma Society; Most weekly concerts/events start at 1.30pm with a donation of $3 (unless otherwise stated). This includes afternoon tea in the Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Rd, Stoke PH: 5472660 ASthmA AwAreneSS week, started 31 Aug Let us help support you manage your asthma/COPD at our community stalls with free resources/info. The Nelson Asthma Society 5467675 is here to help. wAimeA hArrier Club meets this Sat, Brightwater, for the second of the Sprig & Fern 10k events, starting 2.30pm. Alan Ph 5423768. elmA turner librAry eventS: • Lesley Dawson leads a writing workshop on Flash Memoir. All welcome. No charge. Friday 4 Sept, 10.30-11.30am • Cake decorating. Learn new skills for Adult Learners’ Week. Mon 7 Sept, 10.30-11.30am Free • Maori language introduction - learn something new in Adult Learners’ Week. Mon 7 Sept. Free • Knitting & Spinning. Learn with Nelson Creative Fibre. Tues 8 Sept, 10-1. Free • Minecraft for parents - learn what your kids are doing. Tues 8 Sept, 10-11am. Free, but bookings required • Tai Chi. Learn something new for Adult Learners’ Week. Tues 8 Sept 1-2pm. Free, but bookings required • Bike Maintenance - learn the skills in Adult Learners Week. Thurs 10 Sep, Demo 10-11am & Fix-it sessions 11-1. Free, but bookings required heAlthkiDS PRESCHOOL SPRING GALA: Sat 5 Sept, 10-2pm. 49 Tipahi St. We welcome the community to our family orientated centre for a day of fun with Bouncy castle, sausage sizzle, face painting, white elephant stall & much more. Ph 546 9963. Stoke kinDergArten gArAge SAle: Sat, 5 Sept 8am-12pm, Stoke School Hall, Main Rd. Good-quality secondhand goods for sale, sausage sizzle, cake stall & raffle. nelSon hinemoA Croquet Club: Halifax St, Open day 5 Sept, report time 9.30am or 12.30pm, all day play available, join with Nelson, Richmond & Riwaka members & make new friends . Chris Page. chris.judy@ kinect.co.nz Ph 027 448 3919. tAhunAnui tenniS Club: Tahunanui Dr, Opening Day, Sat 5 Sept, 2pm. Newcomers welcome. Pre-SChoolerS muSiC followed by social time for parents with guest speaker (Child Care provided) St Stephens Church, 61 Tahunanui Dr. Mons 9.45am. Newcomers welcome. Morning tea provided. 7 Sept Topic: SelfDefence. Daphne Hunter 548 5542/ 021 649 964 Stoke JunCtion. Available to all Stoke residents at Stoke School Dental Clinic, Main Rd: BUWT: 7 Sept, 2-3pm. Advocacy for govt agencies incl. WINZ. Appts Ph 548 8171 or call in nelSon trAmPing Club invites you: 7 Sept, Trip Leaders Party, 7pm The Stables Rich-
mond. Free snacks. All welcome. www.nelsontrampingclub.org.nz ProbuS Club of Nelson City welcomes men and women as new members. Next meeting 9.45am, Thurs 10 Sept at Nelson Golf Club, 38 Bolt Road, Tahunanui. Speakers Martin de Ruyter & Sally Mason. 'Ph Deirdre 547 4146. A night At the rACeS: 8 Horse Races by video Min bets $2. Cash bar & food available to purchase. Tickets $10, Stoke School Office 5577582. Fri 11 Sept, 7pm Stoke School. Auctions, raffles & games a fun night out. Prizes for Best Dressed Male & Female. Fundraiser for Stoke School PTA Free newComerS’ workShoP: NZ Tax & Superannuation & Kiwisaver facilitated by Citizens Advice Bureau, Nelson City Library. Tues 15 Sept, 6pm.Join us for complimentary drinks & nibbles. Q & A session. boulDer bAnk wAlk: Tea & Biscuits at the lighthouse. 13 Sept rain day 20 Sept $30 wear sturdy shoes, bring lunch & water. 2 options: Boulder Bank Baches to Cut, or Cut to Lighthouse. Call to book. 539 1116, Ferry / transport' FeStivAl oF FlowerS & mArket DAy: Sat 19 Sept at Mapua Hall. 10am-3pm. Stalls, Mega plant sales, floral displays, bumper raffles & much more. Stallholder enquiries to Judy 547-7292. inCluSive SPortS truSt FAir Sun 4 Oct 2015 Saxton Field. Sites available for stallholders. If interested please contact Fiona Ph 544 6525 or Email: fionasmarkets@outlook.com SurvivorS & thriverS: Tues 13 Oct The Monaco Kitchen. If you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet like minded people. Cost $5 & is subsidised by Cancer Society ph 5393662. volunteering with Red Cross is fun & rewarding & gives you an opportunity to work in a team & experience new cultures. Next Refugee Support Volunteer Training Course starts 18 Sept. For more information contact jettie. zeestraten@redcross.org.nz or 548 4978 AlCoholiCS AnonymouS If you want to drink that’s your business. If you want to stop, we can help. 0800 AAWORKS (0800 229 6757) ConCerneD About your weight? Eating too much? Do you eat when you are not hungry? Are you powerless over food? There is a solution. Overeaters Anonymous 022 673 0237 or overeatersanonymous.nelson@gmail.com volunteerS neeDeD: Do you love helping mums & bubs & have some time to give back to the community? Nelson Parents Centre is looking for some keen people to help co-ordinate & facilitate their antenatal & postnatal courses in Nelson. Ph Tania 545 0964 / casbag@xtra.co.nz. neeD to rAiSe FunDS? Nelson Soroptomist Int is looking for non profit organisations who would like to hold a stall at their 3rd October Trash 'N Treasure sale to raise funds for their organisation. For info Jill Richards 548 8710. beCome A SAmAritAn: If you are caring, compassionate & a good listener, with a few hours to spare each week, we would like to hear from you. Excellent training & support will be provided commencing in Sept. For info ph 548 2400 or Email: clinical@lifelinc.co.nz
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Faerie Academy: Fine arts of being a good faerie. A large range of imaginative arts, crafts, drama, magic, science & good deeds on the road to achieving your faerie wings. Thurs until 24 Sept, 3:30-4:30pm. $35 per term. nelSon City lunCheon Clubmeets at the Masonic Hall, Nile St, 2nd Mon each month for a cooked meal & invited speaker. Contact Annie 539 0620 or visit nelsoncityluncheonclub.blogspot.co.nz. SuPer JuiCe SuPPort CirCle: Are you sick & tired of feeling sick & tired? Overweight? Pills not helping? Emotional addiction to food? Nelson support circle based on the youtube documentary "Super Juice Me". No cost, no pressure, no judgement - email peachment@att.net. norDiC wAlking Weds 9:45am Sponsored by the MS & Parkinson’s Society $5 - Pole rental included- all welcome. Meet at the Beach Cafe car park in Tahunanui. Cher 021 872 460. nelSon PetAnque Club: Play Wed & Sun 1.15pm Trafalgar Park courts. Ph: 548 9006. engliSh ConverSAtion grouP for ESL speakers, Weds 4.30-6pm, back right hand side of Trinity Church, 64 Nile St, next to Nelson Central School. Students, locals, visitors welcome for informal conversation & a cup of tea, coffee. Contact Rachael Ph 021 0268 6970. PiPeS & DrumS! Come & learn with experienced tutors at the City of Nelson Highland Pipe Band, and play with a competing band. Practise Mons, Pipe Band Hall, Paru Paru Rd. Contact: cityofnelsonband@gmail.com men in ACCorD are looking for new members to join our harmony chorus. Do you enjoy singing? Then come along. Meet Tues 7:15pm, Club Waimea. Dave 540 2178. FrienDS oF the queenS gArDenS help keep the Gardens looking their best. We meet weekly to rake & groom, volunteers welcome. Ph Ellen 546 6533. line DAnCing Suburban Club Tues 10am, Thurs 10.30am newcomers/ beginners all ages/ gender. Social cup of tea free, make new friends . Great cardio workout. Ph Diane 54 79280. Feeling SAD, StreSSeD or StuCk? Identify & explore new ways to move forward with a Life Linc Nelson Counsellor. Call 548 2400. Up to 10 FREE Face to Face counselling sessions. Couples counselling also available. leArn engliSh for only $3 per session. ATAWHAI COMMUNITY CHURCH every Thurs 7-8.30pm. Free transport from i-SITE Information Centre. Call Ray 021 216 3200 for info. ProStAte CAnCer SuPPort grouP meets 1st Thurs of month Broadgreen House 1.30-3.30pm contact Graham 522 4938. Swimming grouP: All welcome Ngawhatu Pool every Fri, 12.30pm $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 3662. meDitAtion AnD relAxAtion Tues 10.30am Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society. All welcome ph 539 3662. DAnCe : Victory Community Centre. Weds, 8pm. Come & join our fun group. Ballroom & Sequence. $2.50pp. Ph. Roger, 5466562. tenniS DoubleS: Sat, from 1pm, all levels catered for, Tahuna Tennis Club, Tahuna Dr. Mike 547 6562.
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