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Local artists Tania Bostock and Candy Clarke prepare for this weekend’s Art Expo Nelson, which is being held at Saxton Stadium from Friday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Arty takeover of Saxton Stadium Saxton Stadium will transform from a sporting venue into an art gallery this weekend for the third annual Art Expo Nelson. Art Expo Nelson brings together 120 artists from around the South Island, making it the largest gathering of artists in the Top of the South. “I can’t think of anything else that brings that many artists together in one place. There are a lot of artists

from all over the South Island, including one from Invercargill and some from Christchurch and Blenheim,” says project manager Nic Foster. Nic says there’s always a great vibe at the event, with a cafe/bar open as well. “People always get excited by this event, and the bonus for people is they might walk away with a piece of art that they really love.”

First time entrant, Georgia Barber, says it’s going to be “a head full of fun”. “I’ve not really done anything quite like this before so this is a pretty big deal for me,” she says. “I’m nervous too, but I’ve had a lot of encouragement.” Art Expo Nelson opens its doors at 10am on Friday and continues over both Saturday and Sunday.

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It’s official: free parking in Nelson is a hit. Shoppers and retailers spoken to by Nelson Weekly say that just one week into the new free parking policy the city has more of a “buzz” about it. Today marks one week since the start of the free parking policy in Nelson city. Over the weekend, the Weekly hit the streets and asked shoppers what they thought of the

move and if it was more likely to bring them into the CBD to do their shopping. The results were unanimously positive. “I think it’s a brilliant idea, from what I hear we’re already seeing more traffic and shoppers in the city,” says Margot Wilson. While Suzy Keatsman says, “I think it’s absolutely fantastic and you can already feel there’s more of a vibe in Nelson because of

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reporter@nelsonweekly.co.nz more people coming in.” Retailers were equally impressed, saying they noticed a big difference just a week into the policy’s three month trial.

Peter Rigg from Page and Blackmore says they’ve had a great week. “We had an exceptional day on Saturday; in fact we’ve noticed a remarkable up-take since Tuesday. We wondered what was going on until we clicked it was free parking so, yeah, we have noticed a difference.” For more coverage on free parking in Nelson see pages 18 and 19.

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Final days for hospitality awards

You only have a few days left to nominate your favourite hospitality venue in this year’s Nelson Hospitality Awards.

Members of the public can nominate their favourite venues before voting opens later this month. The winners of the awards

will be announced at an awards’ evening in August. To nominate your favourite venues, fill in the nomination form on page 6 of this

newspaper and drop it off to the Nelson Weekly office on Selwyn Pl, next to the Cathedral and opposite the back of Morrison Square.

Bright start for Light Nelson

The Queen’s Garden were glowing on Thursday night, as hundreds of primary school students released floating lanterns into the ponds for the annual Float a Wish event. Students from across Nelson and Tasman spent last week building the floating lanterns out of biodegradable materials, and on Thursday night they joined together with other schools. A tealight was placed inside the lanterns, along with a wish written by the individual, and then released into the water. Wishes included wanting bullying to end in their community, building a bridge between the North Island and South Island and hoping for a waterslide at the ASB Aquatic Centre – and most were focused on their school or region. The event was part of Light Nelson.

Louis Harvey-North of Hira School with his floating lantern at the Float a Wish event at Queen’s Garden, on Thursday night. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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July, for people over 65 years, people with ongoing health conditions such as asthma, and it is also free for pregnant women. “The flu is not just a cold and can be a serious illness, especially when complicated by pre-existing health conditions. Vaccination covers the three major strains of influenza that are likely to circulate in our community this winter,” says Ed. Associate Health Minister Jo Goodhew is also encouraging anyone who has not yet been immunised against influenza to do so before the winter season peaks in late July to early August. “The vaccine takes up to two weeks to take effect, so now is the time to take action to avoid catching and spreading influenza,” says Mrs Goodhew. For more information contact your health professional.

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Quiz for Mike this Friday It’s been a tough winter so far for Mike Corkill. Failing health, and the stress of trying to raise $100,000 so he can live to watch his six children grow up, has been hard. But he managed to get his smile back over the weekend as three separate events helped boost his fundraising target. And it will get even better this Friday night when the “World Championship Quiz Night” is held. The quiz starts at 7pm and Mike wants to fill the Waimea Old Boys clubrooms with teams of eight. The comedy duo of Steve Page and Kevin Cross will MC the event and there are thousands of dollars worth of prizes. The “world champs” is hoping

Wayne Brown, Glenn Dunlop and Rodney Morgan from the Classic Rock cover band Lotos, with Mike Corkill on Saturday. Photo: Jessie Johnston. to attract quiz-goers from all over Nelson and Tasman, who want to have a great night and support a fantastic cause at the same time. To book your table, email mikesnewlungs@gmail.

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Young leaders recognised with red socks Georgia Nicholls stood stunned when her name was mentioned as a top young leader, but the smile slowly grew as she was called forward to receive the Sir Peter Blake Young Leader award. Ten minutes after the surprise ceremony, at the Enner Glynn Community Hall last Thursday night, she was still beaming with pride. "I'm a little bit shocked," she finally managed to say. Georgia was one of two award recipients in the Nelson region. The other was Stoke School pupil Jaxon Marshall. The awards were held in conjunction with Red Socks Day last Friday, which celebrates young leaders in our communities in the memory of Sir Peter Blake. Georgia was nominated for her leadership efforts with the Arapiki District Girl Guides and at her school, Broadgreen Intermediate. Girl Guide leader Toni Charles says Georgia took on the challenge of helping the young Pippins at the start of the year and hasn't let up, attending several camps and almost every Pippins meeting at Enner Glynn. Georgia says she was more than shocked by the award, but "very happy". Sir Peter Blake Trust CEO, Shelley Campbell, says Sir Peter believed in the potential of young Kiwis to achieve great

Health Hub – Tuesday April 8: One hundred and two staff will now occupy the former Network Tasman building on Queen St as the new integrated health hub. This includes 55 of Nelson Bays Primary Health staff, 43 Nelson-based Public Health Service staff and four management team members of the new Maori Health organisation, Te Piki Oranga.

Girl Guide Georgia Nicholls, 11, with other girl guides and the red socks she was given along with her Sir Peter Blake Young Leader Award. Photo: Andrew Board. things and that this year was a particularly special year to receive an award, given that 2014 is the 10th anniversary of the Sir Peter Blake Trust. “Over the last ten years, the trust has encouraged young New Zealanders to demonstrate positive leadership in their schools and communities, and to work hard to make their goals and dreams happen. The Young Leader Award celebrates those young people who have

displayed leadership traits such as teamwork, drive and commitment, which were all qualities that Sir Peter Blake was known for too,” says Shelley. Georgia and Jaxon were both presented with their awards by Westpac Stoke branch manager, Chris Martin. The three Tasman winners were Shaye Oates of Collingwood Area School, Briget Williams of Motupipi School and Shikana Palmer of Takaka Primary.

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Community Awards – Tuesday July 1: Project Butterfly were recognised as the 2014 Trustpower Nelson Tasman Community Awards supreme winners, at a gathering of more than 230 people. The group of volunteers were behind a healing memorial pathway that pays tribute to children gone too soon. They received a framed certificate, a trophy, $1500 and the opportunity to represent the region at the 2014 Trustpower National Community Awards. Community Patrol – Tuesday June 24: Last weekend’s National Training Seminar for Community Patrol New Zealand was a big success according to Mike Gill. The training seminar brought together hundreds of members from all of the country’s community patrols, as well as special guests from within the police. The event was held at Nelson College for Girls and the Nelson Suburban Club. Mike says the highlight was the praise CPNZ received from police.

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editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz She’s only ten years old but Holly Irvine is already “quacking” the big time. The 10 year old Henley School student recently attended the New Zealand Duck Calling Championship in Queenstown, and finished ninth in a field filled with adult males. Holly was the only female and the only child to reach the national final, which featured all of the regional winners. Her father Geoff Irvine says everyone was completely blown away by the fact a 10 year old girl was competing at the national final – and that she was good. “There were guys there who have been blowing duck calls for years and here is a 10 year old girl,” he says. Duck calling is a “quirky off shoot” to duck hunting, according to Geoff, who says duck hunting has always been a “family thing”. “We’re really into our duck hunting. She’s come along since she’s been five or six. Little kids can’t obviously use guns so you just teach them how to do duck calling so it makes it fun for them.” Geoff says “when you hear a bad one you’ll know”, because it’s all squeaky and horrible. Holly, when she does it, sounds exactly like a duck. Little kids pick up things really well, but she practices and all of that.”

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Nelson bars and bottle stores have come through the latest police sting with flying colours. Nelson Police, in conjunction with district health board and liquor licensing staff, recently conducted an extensive controlled purchase operation checking licensed premises in Nelson city and in the Tasman District. Thirty-two premises were visited by 16 year old volunteers who attempted to purchase alcohol. No sale was made at 30 sites, however two Brightwater stores sold alcohol to the 16 year olds. The sales were made at the Brightwater Four Square and the Wanderers Rugby Club bar. Sergeant Steve Savage says the fact that 30 premises refused to sell was encouraging.

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Sale Richmond’s Holly Irvine, 10, finished in the top ten at the New Zealand Duck Calling Championships last month. Photo: Phillip Rollo. While duck calling is a relatively small hobby in Nelson, down south it was “like a religion”, says Geoff. “It’s huge. It’s really big and they have really big events too.” Holly says the neighbours know how good she is too. “One time we were calling and there was a duck and it landed in their pool,”

she says. She entered in the school’s talent quest last week, but Holly says some of the students thought it was “a bit weird”. The plan is for Holly to continue entering competitions, but when asked whether she’s content with calling or wanted to get into hunting, she says she wants to do both.

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On Friday night we went along to Aldo and Kim Miccio's farewell party at Elsewhere, before heading along to the Turf Hotel in Stoke. On Saturday we were invited to the Bunnings Awards' night and on Sunday we went along to the Independence Day cruise at the Suburban Club. Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos at your event or party give us a call on 548 4949 or you can email us at editorial@ nelsonweekly.co.nz. See you next week.

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Southern Link: The debate over the Southern Link goes a lot further than the road. Tahunanui is Nelson City’s beach and the waterfront views between the City and the Tahunanui shops are nothing short of spectacular. Pedestrian access in the form of a promenade to this area alongside a quiet suburban road which has traffic calming measures and can carry cyclists safely would provide a much needed economic boost to Nelson City. As a former tourist accommodation provider, this is a concept I would recommend guests spend an extra night in Nelson to experience. It will contribute to the health of all Nelsonians and provide a recreational facility for all residents. Let’s get started! Cynthia McConville, The Wood.

Hurrah for Nick Smith and Rachael Reese. At long last (after 50 years!) something might be about to happen. We live in Atawhai and have the main highway ‘running through our backyard’ as Sharon May Patterson puts it, and it’s really not a major problem. Take the advice of John Baumfield and see the positives this change will bring. Just get over it, it’s not as if this has been sprung on you suddenly! And I think you’ll find that the vast majority of Nelsonians are in favour of this link. Alison Kelso. This is not simply a traffic issue, it is a freight issue. Not so much about cars, more about larger and larger trucks,

which Rocks Rd is not engineered to take, and are also causing the cliffs to crumble. Darren Joy Shackleton. Funny, I do not see property prices decreasing or people moving away from Tahuna simply because they have State Highway 6 running through their community? And Nick Smith should really get his figures right - there are not 1200 heavy vehicles travelling to the Port each day - I counted 12-13 heavy trucks over an hour at Tahuna corner lights. Most vehicles were private one-occupant cars, some trade vans, etc. Douglas John Craig. Nick Smith need to honestly answer questions about the Environment Court vetoing the Link in 2004, for mainly reasons of pollution in a valley. Will he ever, well I have asked over and over. Delia Morris.

Brook Valley: After reading your article “New plan will decide camp’s future” (July, 1) I could not help but to feel angry, thinking about the process that has led to this preparation of a management plan for the reserve land that includes the motor camp, the Cawthron Conservation Park and the Waterworks reserve. In principle, I think a management plan is an excellent idea, but to read Pete Rainey’s comment “We’ve had some really good, robust discussions with people living at the camp and the wider community.” was insulting. “Good, robust discussions” imply some sort of dialogue and, one

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Cycle to go through Spooners tunnel: Its a fantastic idea, a welcome addition to the great taste cycle trial. Chris Way. An excellent idea! Don’t touch the sides of the tunnel when you head through it though. They’re absolutely filthy from years of train smoke. Scott Marris. If they allow walkers, yes please. Shirley Barrow. I like the idea, but who will pay for the lighting in the tunnel? Peter Dawson.

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Andrew Board The path to a $12 million redevelopment for the Suter Art Gallery has been cleared, with the signing of the heads of agreement between the trust behind the gallery and Nelson City Council. The fundraising goal for the development was finalised last October, and work is expected to begin before the end of the year and take around 18 months to complete. Ian MacLennan and John Hambleton from the Bishop Suter Trust signed the agreement with the Nelson mayor Rachel Reese last week, with the redevelopment equally funded by the trust and the council. The agreement establishes a project governance committee, comprised of senior council officers and members of the trust. Rachel says the redevelopment will honour the national significance of the Suter as New Zealand’s oldest art gallery on the same site. “Once complete, the Suter Gallery’s rich history will be well and truly matched by its bright future. The trust has worked professionally and efficiently with us on the project, and we look forward to continuing that partnership.” Ian says once the redevelopment is complete, the gallery space will be much bigger and it will be able to attract top touring exhibitions. A project manager has been appointed and expressions of interest have been called for construction of the redevelopment.

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Above: Ryan and Barry Hefford of Richmond with their 1938 Ford Deluxe at the Independence Day Cruise on Sunday. Left: Mark Dayman of Atawhai with his 2010 Dodge Viper ACR at the Suburban Club, where the cruise started. Photos: Phillip Rollo. 325km/h. It’s a super car without being high-tech. It’s pretty impressive.” Just ten Dodge Viper ACRs were made in 2010. Five in black and silver, and five in black and green. One of each was taken to Nürburgring, where they clocked the world record for the fastest lap done by any production car. The rest of the cars were then sold off, and one is now owned by Mark. “As it stands today it’s still the fifth or sixth fastest. This has an air con and stereo,

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Free Parking One week after the introduction of the free parking policy in the city, Nelson Weekly hit the streets to hear what shoppers and retailers thought of the move. Most said it has already had a positive

impact on the city. Many of the shoppers spoken to say while they usually did their shopping in Nelson anyway, it was a much nicer experience without having to worry about

finding change for the parking metres and they think people will stay longer in the city as a result. “We come in frequently from Atawhai. Pretty much every Saturday, but it would be a lot better if we could get away with free parking,” says Ru Cooper.

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Other shoppers living between Nelson and Richmond are now looking forward to having the choice of where to go without being forced into Richmond due to the cost of parking like Stoke’s Jacqui Soutter who admits the free parking will definitely make

her visits to the city more frequent. And then there are those who believe that the new free parking policy will have no effect on how often they decide to come in because they live in Richmond anyway. “I think it’s a good idea but it’s not going to make much of a difference to us. It’s nice not to have to worry about paying for parking. I have been caught out with not having the right change in the past having forgotten you have to pay because it’s free in Richmond where we work [and shop]. Nelson is just a trip out,” says Hannah Simpson. While the new trial policy is important for shoppers, retailers have also A map of the areas in Nelson city where it is been benefiting now that now free to park for the next three months the barrier of paid parking has been removed. as part of a trial.

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Shop in nelSon “It has been great,” says Renata Mijatovic-Shrader from the Unichem Pharmacy. “The town is really full of people and everybody’s feeling really positive about it. I think customers are more relaxed about not rushing back to their cars, I think it’s going really well.” Office worker Tony Morgan says he parks in a space paid for by his work but he believes the scheme is a good idea. "I’ve come in from Stoke and I think it will bring people into the city, I think it’s a very good idea." Nelson mayor Rachel Reese says free parking is about providing a winter boost for the city centre. "Business owners represent a significant slice of our community. This is one way we can respond to the needs of businesses in the CBD during the traditionally quieter winter months.” Cathy Madigan, Manager of Uniquely Nelson says it’s fantastic that the council has listened to retailers concerns and has agreed to support Nelson city with this free

What is free parking in Nelson?

Uniquely Nelson's Cathy Madigan and Nelson mayor Rachel Reese help launch free parking in Nelson last week. parking initiative over winter. "We know people love Nelson city and we want to make it more enjoyable for them to experience the arts and culture, food and wine, fashion and shopping and of course, the great al fresco café scene and our gorgeous sunny winter days.” The trial period will run until 30 September 2014 with the hope that the initial boost free parking has given to winter trading will continue to be successful for shoppers and retailers.

For the month's of July, August and September car parking in Nelson city is free. Nelson City Council decided to give the idea a three month trial to see if it would invigorate the city and its struggling retailers. The free parking will be for the applicable time limit on that car park, to a maximum of three hours. The central area of Wakatu Square will remain as all day paid parking, while the one hour parking spaces around the edge of the square will be free. The trial period will run from 1 July until 30 September 2014.

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James, left, and Neil Simpson will be opening a specialist gun shop in Motueka this month. Photo: Andrew Board.

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A speciality gun store will be opening in Motueka this month. The father and son team of Neil and James Simpson have been working at Stirling Sports in Richmond for the past four years, but with decades of shooting knowledge the pair decided the time was right to open a specialist gun store, thought to be the only one in the region. Neil says they've have a great range of stock and will have plenty of knowledge to pass on to those keen for a tip or two.

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In recent weeks we have noticed an increase in boy racer type behaviour on some of our rural roads and as a result these drivers are going to get some intense attention from Police until the matter is sorted. The last thing we want is some innocent member of the public being injured or killed by an irresponsible driver showing off to their mates. I'm aware that we also need to protect these young drivers from themselves. In coming weeks we will be doing our level best to stamp out boy racer behaviour and Police will be more than happy to impound vehicles or see someone's car crushed if they refuse to get the message. I'd ask members of the public who see dangerous driving to call Police immediately - you could save a life. If we can respond we will. Make sure you get the registration details of the vehicle and note the time and the place. If we can't locate the vehicle at the time we will always follow up with the registered owner. Vehicle owners are obliged to tell us who was driving their vehicle at any given time.

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The New Zealand Deerstalkers’ Association annual trophy competition will be a highlight of their annual conference starting in Nelson on Friday, but there will be some key discussions on game management and research on the agenda as well. NZDA members from throughout the country will be bringing their biggest, and in some cases most unusual, trophies to the conference for the annual Antler, Horn and Tusk competition. Nelson branch president Morgan Rogers says the trophies are always one of the talking points

of the conference and they will be open to the public at the Suburban Club, on Sunday from 12pm to 1pm. "We will also have many of our treasured trophies that were hunted by world-famous hunting legends, being transported out of our lodge at Lake Rotoiti, on display," Morgan says. However, Morgan says the conference will also be focusing on the association's partnerships with the Department of Conservation and their role on the newly formed Game Animal Council. It will also be updating members on the association's role

in a number of game animal research projects being conducted around the country. Morgan says NZDA collaborates with DOC on a number of projects in Nelson, including controlling goat populations in the Mt Richmond Forest Park. He says DOC provides training and helicopters for hunters to go into the park and cull goats, and the partnership is working very well. The use of 1080 poison in sensitive areas like Kahurangi National Park will also be on the agenda at the conference, and Morgan says they are keen to promote alterna-

tive methods of controlling possums. The Minister of Conservation Nick Smith and director-general of conservation Lou Sanson will be at the conference, so it will be a good opportunity to discuss their views on 1080. The conference will also discuss NZDA's role on the Game Animal Council which was formed late last year. The conference starts at the Suburban Club at 7.30pm on Friday and continues until Sunday. About 100 delegates from the association's 51 branches will attend.

Abel Tasman National Park Possum and Rat Control Operation As part of the Project Janszoon ecological restoration of Abel Tasman National Park, the Department of Conservation (DOC) and Project Janszoon are planning aerial pest control to protect the park’s native species from rising rat and possum numbers. This pest control is essential for native species recovery and ecosystem restoration. The DOC Motueka Office and Project Janszoon intend to apply non-toxic pre-feed cereal baits during the first period of fine weather on or after the 21st of July, followed 5 or more days later by baits containing sodium fluoroacetate (1080) over the following area of the national park and the Moncrieff Private Reserve. Description of the area 12,359ha bounded by a line from the Awapoto Hut to Awaroa Inlet in the north, the Pikikiruna range in the west, the Inland track from Wainui Saddle to Tinline Bay in the south, and out to the coast in the east; but excluding the Abel Tasman Coast Track and 100m wide each side of it. The Marahau and Upper Takaka catchments are not affected. Large exclusion zones have been placed around the Torrent Bay and Awaroa townships. During the operation all inland tracks will be closed, but the Coast Track will remain open for use. Method of Control Cereal baits containing the pesticide will be distributed by helicopter over the above areas. The baits are cylindrical pellets approximately 2 cm in diameter, dyed green and cinnamon lured. This pesticide is poisonous to humans and domestic animals. Always remember: • DO NOT touch bait • WATCH CHILDREN at all times • DO NOT EAT animals from this area • DEADLY TO DOGS, do not allow dogs access to animal carcasses Observe these rules whenever you see warning signs placed at public access points in the park.

Nelson Under-14 back Nikora Kanara makes a break through the Waimea College Under-14 Gold defence, during Saturday’s 59-17 win. Nikora dotted down twice during the game, while other standouts include Nyrin Wells, Kyle Skinner, Damien Wilson and Tyler Murray. Coach Craig Foster said the whole team played well in a game where the tries were spread across the board. This is the first time the Nelson Rugby Club has entered a team in the Under-14 competition. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

For further information, call David Rees at the Motueka Office, (03 528 1810) or visit the Motueka Office, cnr King Edward and High Streets, Motueka. A detailed map of the treatment area may be viewed at the DOC Nelson Visitor Centre, Motueka and Takaka Offices, 11am to 3pm, Monday to Friday.

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Marist and Wanderers to host semis Phillip Rollo Reporter

editorial@waimeaweekly.co.nz This weekend’s semi-finalists have been decided, but some late drama means Galbraith Nelson won’t be a part of it. Taylor’s Contracting Wanderers — a team that had not been beaten by any Nelson club this season — somehow lost to Kahurangi on Saturday and conceded four tries, meaning the MotuekaRiwaka club have leap-frogged Nelson to steal the final semi-final spot in the Car Company division one rugby competition. Wanderers will now play Kahurangi in the first semi-final on Saturday, while Wakatu Marist host Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys in the other. Marist captain Shawn Begg says there is plenty of belief amongst his young squad and he was happy with their form, despite a recent loss to bottom-

Shawn Begg, left, will lead Marist against Waimea in the semi-finals this Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo. placed Stoke. “It was a goal to get to the top four. We’ve had some losses against teams we shouldn’t have lost to, but we’ve learnt from those,” he says. “We’re a young team but we’ve been ticking along quite nicely. We’re quite confident heading into the semi-finals, the boys are pretty happy.” Marist have beaten Waimea Old Boys

twice already this season, but Shawn says the defending champions should be favourites after winning eight games straight, including the weekend’s 13-7 victory over Tasman Trophy champions Waitohi. “They’ve got a lot more players than they did at the start of the season so it’ll be a different Waimea team, but we’ve beaten them twice this season. They’re definitely the team to beat in the finals though — they’re stacked all over the park.” Marist last won the championship in 2011 but pulled out of the competition all together in 2013. This Saturday’s semi-final will mark a triumphant return to division one rugby, especially if they go on to win. Their key players include halfback Shawn, loose forward Dan Hytongue, and goal kicker Jackson Harvey. The Wanderers versus Kahurangi game will be held in Brightwater, while Marist and Waimea will play at Trafalgar Park. Both matches kick off at 3pm.

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Shot putter wins three medals at games Nelson thrower Dale Pritchard has come away with three medals at his firstever international track and field competition. Competing at the Oceania Athletics Championships in Rarotonga last week, Dale won the men’s discus

(47.76m); finished second in the hammer throw (35.98m); and claimed bronze in his more favoured shot put event (16.07m) – all three were near personal-best distances for him. Dale was one of the captains in the New Zealand team and

was named male athlete of the whole team. The New Zealand athDale letics season Pritchard. finished at the end of March, but the

timing of the Oceania Championships meant Dale had to extend his season by a couple of months. He says he will now head back to training this coming Monday, to prepare for the upcoming summer campaign.

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flotation device or wetsuit, as appropriate. • Your body temperature only needs to change by 1 degree and hypothermia begins to set in. If you notice anyone on your boat begin to shiver, lips or fingers go blue, slur their words, become unreasonably agitated then it is already past time you should be home. • Do not give hypothermic people hot drinks or alcohol. A luke warm drink is all that is required, dry clothes, a blanket and warm them all over gently. Beware of the hot water bottle that, if hot, could do considerable skin damage before it is noticed by the patient. If you suspect someone with you has hypothermia, call an ambulance. Many people, once rescued from the water, still experience life threatening conditions from shock, hypothermia or water intake. Call an ambulance. Take care out there this winter and if in doubt, don't go out,

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• A busy week last week with shipping as usual and an unexpected visit from a seismic survey vessel, the “Duke”. • The tides in the middle of the night meant some cold nights for the pilots and stevedores, however I think I was the only one who complained. • The Approach Beacon that was at the entrance to the “Cut” has almost been replaced. I say almost because only the bottom half of the beacon is in situ at the moment with an elevated red light on it to show it up at night. Please be aware and keep well clear of it. Do not tie up to it for any reason as it is not permitted under the Navigation Safety Bylaw. • We have all heard that June was apparently one of the warmest on record. Watch out for Julyalready there has been a sudden cold snap with lots of snow on the hillsides. • Cold weather means reduced survival times. Dress warmly for any water activities and always wear your lifejacket, personal

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Field this week. Having previously entered as Nelson, Marlborough and Buller, the three areas have joined together for this tournament to form a Tasman team. The merger came after Buller and Marlborough had been struggling for numbers, and has resulted in three extra players for the predominantly Nelsonbased side. “We’ve got 13 girls from the Nelson district, two from Buller and one from Marlborough, but previously they’d played under their own associations,” explains manager David Harris. “The two other areas were short on numbers

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but it’s created a little bit more depth for us.” The National Association tournament is played at the same time as a regional tournament – where Nelson is linked with Capital and has Nicole Cant playing for them – and David says the team’s goal was to finish inside the top eight. “We’ve had some really good performances in the lead up to this event and we’ve got a very even team this year. We’re really confident that they’ll get in the top eight, but tournaments are tournaments and you never know what will happen.” Tasman will play Wellington, Canterbury

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In the Premier 2 grade, Stoke Sun City Paint & Panel have continued to impress since gaining promotion from Grade 1. While they were defeated by top seed and relegated Premier 1 team, Prices Pharmacy Black in the first round, they have now recorded two consecutive victories. Stoke got off to “a cracker of a start” against Richmond Black, they played with both patience and confidence and good options were taken to re-set if required, with wing defence Rhi Cairns always in attendance. Anna Avery, at wing attack, used her body well to control the front space to receive the stress-free pass and delivered some great ball to her shooter, Deanna Hunter. Everything went Stoke’s way in the first period when they had a commanding 17-7 advantage on the back of an outstanding shooting display from Deanna. Richmond made several changes in the second period which soon paid dividends. Dana Clarke was introduced in the unfamiliar position of goal keep, in order to halt

Stoke centre Jamie Kingi collects a pass mid-air during her side’s win over Richmond Black on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo. the supply of ball into Stoke’s her circle defenders. The shooters. Wing attack, second- and third quarter Nicola Charles took charge belonged to Richmond 13of Richmond’s attack where 11 and 11-10, however they she directed play, while were still on the wrong side mid courter Tarnia Pilcher of the ledger 31-38 with 15 drove through court from minutes to play. the defensive end and was Stoke too, made several effective in her direction of changes throughout,

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Phill Jones couldn’t celebrate retirement with another NBL title, as the Fico Finance Nelson Giants ended their season with a semi-final loss to the Wellington Saints, on Friday night. The Giants never looked like clawing back a 5432 second quarter deficit, going on to lose 89-71 to the eventual champions, at the TSB Arena in Wellington. Phill, playing in his 369th NBL game, was restricted to just four points in 26 minutes of court time. After beating the Giants, Wellington went on to topple the Hawke’s Bay Hawks in the final. Giants MVP Jamal Boykin was named in the All Star Five, following the Final Four weekend.

however with the majority of the team returning from 2013 Grade 2 champions, the changes were seamless. Captain Georgia Wright lead her team by example and would have had her best game of the season. At times she was “a third feeder” but, when required, converted with confidence from long range. She picked up a huge amount of loose ball from rebounding opportunities. Tanya Popata answered the call as a circle defender for the injured Jess Hildyard and made a good fist of it. She displayed great drive through court and provided an abundance of hustle. She struck up a formidable duo with goal keep Lanessa White, who had a difficult Industrial Warehouse and office and r New premium multi-storey task in defending shooter 49-51 Halifax Street, Nelson CBD Associated Office Industrial Warehouse and Associated Office Sarah Goodfellow, but 74 Road Industrial Park (Units 4&6) 74Quarantine Quarantine Road Industrial Park (Units 4&6) got down to gain tip ball Propertymulti-storey type: Commercial offices and retail. as Richmond’s shooters New premium and Property type: Industrialoffice warehouse andretail associated office Area: Ground floor retail 140m 49-51 Halifax Area: Street, Nelson CBD worked to get the ball closer 770m2, Workshop 388m2, Showroom 77m2, • Con 1 Land & 2 Floor offices: 550m alon New premium(2First multi-storey office and retail floor under offer) 99m2 floor office to the post. Stoke picked up Available: 4 quarterCBD 2013 • Jus 49-51 Halifax Street, Nelson Available: NOW Property type: Commercial offices and retail. rest Term: Negotiable considerable deflected ball Area: Ground floor retail 140m Term: Negotiable • App • Conveniently located just 1 & 2 Floor offices: 550m on the outside of the circle, alongside the Nelson CBD Airp (2 type: floorCommercial under offer)officesoverview Property Property and retail. Property overview Available: 4 quarter 2013 • Just a block to retail, Area: Ground floor retail 140m due to the pressure applied New premiumwarehouse office space situated and retail activity on the street restaurants and cafes. Term: 1Negotiable Industrial in the heart of the • Conveniently located just & 2 Floor offices: 550m frontage within the CBD is highly sought after. • alongside Approx. 15mins to Nelson the Nelson CBD (2 floor underTahunanui offer) industrial precinct. by Lanessa and Tanya. Airport Property4overview Available: quarter•2013 • Just block to retail, Premium office space with modern functional fitaout Location restaurants and cafes. Term: Negotiable New premium office space and retail activity on the street • Well established industrial park While Richmond had a great •high Closelevel to local amenities: • Ground frontage within the CBD is highlyfloor soughtretail after. on street edge providing • Approx. 15mins to Nelson exposure Airport cafes, couriers, freight • High stud warehouse Property • Premium overview office space with modern functional fit out team game it was their poor New premium space andedge retail activity on thelevel street • Ground flooroffice retail • onPrivate street providing high parking facilities companies www.gibbonsproperty.co.nz • 5 frontage within the CBD is carparks highly sought on after.site plus on street exposure first quarter that proved •to • 5 minutes to Nelson Airport • Plentiful natural lightfitand office facilities space with modern functional out ventilation • Premium Private parking • Roller door • 15 minutes to Nelson CBD be their un-doing and they •• Ground floor retail on street edge providing high level • Multi-level with lift access Plentiful natural light and ventilation exposure • Good street profile and access • Multi-level with lift access were playing “catch up” • Private parking facilities • Plentiful natural light and ventilation netball from then on. • Multi-level with lift access View at: all our available properties at: Stoke took the game 54-44. View all our available properties

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