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Economy on the up The Nelson economy is on the up, says a senior economist, and the outlook is even brighter. According to Infometrics’ quarterly economic monitor, economic activity in Nelson is growing at a healthy clip and, with improving returns in the broader region’s primary sector and increasing air connections set to stimulate business and visitor activity, this period of robust economic

growth looks set to continue. Infometrics senior economist, Benje Patterson, says Nelson’s economy grew by 3.1 per cent over the year to June 2015, which was the fifth fastest of New Zealand’s sixteen regions. “Economic growth in neighbouring Tasman is also healthy, with Tasman’s GDP having expanded by 3.2 per cent over the June year.”

Growth in economic activity is broadbased across most indicators of spending and investment, with firms also becoming increasingly confident to take on new staff. Nelson’s unemployment rate has eased to close to 4.5 per cent, compared with a peak of 5.2 per cent in December 2012. “Further evidence of these improving job prospects can be seen in the reduction of people claiming jobseeker benefits, as well

as the soaring level of inbound net migration into Nelson,” says Benje. Infometrics’ report shows that Nelson house prices climbed 3.2 per cent over the year to June. Patterson says that although building consents in Nelson remain soft, rising consent numbers in Tasman are keeping local

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Miracle baby fighting again Kate Russell Nelson’s very own ‘miracle baby’ has just celebrated his first birthday, but is now back in hospital fighting for his life. Jack Frost’s story featured in the Nelson Weekly last December, after his mum, Vicki Frost, went into labour at just 23 weeks, well short of the usual 40 weeks. Her waters broke at 21 weeks and she was told by doctors that her baby would be too young to save. But a call was made to Wellington hospital who took them in, and Vicki was given drugs to suppress the labour. Two days later, on August 26, she gave birth to Jack, weighing just 712 grams. This year, Vicki, her husband Marty and Jack have been enjoying life as a family of three back in Nelson, but after a rough weekend with Jack struggling to breathe, he was flown to Auckland’s Starship Hospital on Sunday for specialist treatment.

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Nelson’s Vicki Frost with her son Jack who turned a year old two weeks ago. Jack was born just five months into Vicki’s pregnancy. Photo: Kate Russell.

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“I firmly approve that it has been shut. They have listened to the people of Victory.”

“Yes, I’m seriously pleased its gone.”

“I’ve noticed a reduction in noise and arguments since it’s closure. It would be nice if the space was used for something pro-community.”

“To me it doesn’t matter so much as I don’t drink, but I do understand why people don’t want it here.”

Nelson economy is on the up FROM PAGE 1 builders busy. “Furthermore, lower mortgage rates, coupled with improving business conditions, will continue stimulating interest in the Nelson/Tasman region’s housing

market over the coming months.” “Nelson will avoid many of the economic problems afflicting other parts of provincial New Zealand due to a relatively low exposure to dairying across the broader Nelson/Tasman region. “The lower New Zealand dollar

is stimulating returns for seafood exporters and businesses exposed to the horticulture sector, as well as encouraging more visitors to the area,” he says. Guest nights in Nelson climbed 3.9 per cent over the past year and the recent sharp lift in air

capacity to Nelson will further stimulate visitor numbers. “Jetstar, Originair, and Kiwi Regional Airlines’ recent decisions to begin flying into Nelson are also votes of confidence in the region’s economic and tourism outlook,” says Benje.

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He is now in the paediatric intensive care unit and underwent surgery yesterday to look for a possible blockage in his throat. The outcome of his surgery is not yet known but Vicki stated they were all crossing their fingers that the problem could be resolved immediately. It is a heavy blow for the family, as Jack has been thriving and meeting all his milestones for his corrected age, which is eight months. He is eager to explore, smiles a lot and has a healthy appetite – especially for avocado, banana and his grandfather’s flounder.

Vicki says that although Jack still needs regular check-ups with his paediatrician, visits to an ear, nose and throat specialist, developmental check-ups, plus hearing and eye tests - he has done really well with all of them. Vicki says she has been blown away with the amount of interest in Jack. They’ve been sent first birthday cards from strangers and also received numerous gifts and cards when Jack was born. “I sent out 120 ‘thank you’ cards to people who sent us things or helped us,” she says. To follow Jack’s progress, you can visit his Facebook page – ‘Jack Frost’s Journey.’

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A Richmond couple moved into their brand new home last week, only to be told it will be nine months before they’ll have a phone line or internet – and there’s nothing they can do about it. Simon and Lara Gordon built the first house of a new nine-home subdivision near Champion Rd and moved in last week. They were told during the building phase that all new subdivisions have to be installed with fibre cable, not copper. So they installed the fibre and were only told after they moved in that there are no fibre cables on their road and that they’ll have to wait until March to be connected. Lara says it’s “crazy” that in 2015, and while living in a brand new home in the middle of a town like Richmond, they’ve been told they have to wait nine months for a phone line or internet. “Everything revolves around the world wide web these days. We do our banking online, bills get sent to us via email and the kids study is put online. The internet is an essential service in this modern world, it’s like saying you have to put a special water cable in but it isn’t con-

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Simon and Lara Gordon outside their new home in Richmond which can’t get internet or phone service until March next year. Photo: Andrew Board. nected to any water pipe.” The pair also use the internet to Skype their parents in the United Kingdom. They’ve been in touch with Spark and Chorus to try and find a solution but have been told repeatedly there is none. In the meantime, Lara has increased her mobile plan as high as it can go so the family can check their emails. They say a quote to have copper installed was over $3000. “The thing that annoys us is that they’re putting fibre into streets that already have copper, so already have the internet and a phone,” says Lara. “The majority of them aren’t going to connect to it and you have all these new

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subdivisions that have been told they have to have fibre, but they’re not doing those streets.” Editor’s note: Late yesterday, in fact right on our deadline, Nelson Weekly got a response from Chorus on this issue: “The March 2016 date indicated is for the wider area, not for this subdivision. The work to connect the subdivision to fibre is currently underway and is due to be finished in about three weeks. We will work with our local guys in the area to determine the best potential solution for the customer, depending on the circumstances. This may include speeding up the fibre work, if possible.”

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Trampers rescued: Rescuers have been successful in recovering two trampers who got into difficulty in the Nelson Lakes National Park Saturday afternoon. Conditions in the area prevented a helicopter getting to the pair yesterday but they were picked up about 1pm Sunday during a break in the weather. The Irish woman and Latvian man, both in their mid-twenties, were checked by an advanced paramedic on the mountain and did not require further medical treatment. Search coordinator Senior Constable Dave Colville says the first rescue team to reach the pair early Sunday morning had done an outstanding job to bring them back from a severely hypothermic state prior to the helicopter’s arrival. The rescue team had tramped through the night in snow and high winds to reach the pair about 5.30am. There was a wind chill of -18deg and heavy blowing snow.

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Store ram-raided: A Nelson store had its front doors smashed by a car before thousands of dollars worth of mag wheel rims stolen. Mag and Turbo’s alarm was activated at around 6am this morning, and when security staff arrived it was discovered that the front windows had been smashed and stock stolen. It is believed a vehicle was used to smash the windows on the Vanguard St business.

All Blacks visit Stoke School: Thanks to the video skills of Room 11 at Stoke School, Nelson was visited by none other than the All Blacks on Thursday afternoon.The class entered a three minute video into a national competition to prove they were passionate about the All Blacks, and were among ten winners from around the country. Julian Savea, Owen Franks and Codie Taylor were welcomed into the school

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All Blacks’ Owen Franks, Julian Savea and Codie Taylor at Stoke School last week. Photo: Jessie Johnston. Big grant for velodrome: The Saxton Velodrome and Cycle Safety Arena has received a significant funding boost with The Canterbury Community Trust confirming a $100,000 grant. Work has already started on the $1.6million project, situated at Saxton Stadium, which will see the 333m velodrome facility completed within the next 16 to 20 months. The project is being funded by Nelson City and Tasman District councils, which are contributing 80 per cent of the total. The Saxton Velodrome Trust is charged with raising the remainder, (approximately $320,000).

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No liquor store for Victory Campaigners against the controversial Victory Liquor Centre are calling its owners’ decision to withdraw their licence renewal application “a fantastic result for the community”. Keep Victory Safe community developer Gayle Petch and Nelson City Councillor Matt Lawrey say the opening of the store in 2013 brought with it a significant rise in alcohol-related problems, including antisocial and intimidating behaviour, broken bottles and RTD cans in the park and playground, vandalism and other petty crime. Matt says the dramatic decrease in all of these problems since the shop closed in January proves that Victory was always the wrong place for a liquor store. Gayle says she’s thrilled the store is gone for good. “A store selling cheap liquor, with easy access to a park and close to preschools and schools, was never something Victory wanted or needed, and I know many in the community will be breathing a sigh of relief. I certainly am!” Both Gayle and Matt thanked lawyer Nigel McFadden who worked pro bono to help fight the licence renewal application. There were 26 objections to the Victory Liquor Centre’s on-licence and off-licence renewal application from various groups and individuals, including community groups, police and the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board.

Merchant Navy president Tom Rowling speaks with a member of the Nelson Sea Cadets after the Merchant Navy Day service at Anzac Park on Saturday. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Around 100 people gathered at Anzac Park on Saturday to recognise the efforts of the Merchant Navy. The ceremony is held as part of

Merchant Navy Day, which was on Thursday. Members of the Nelson Sea Cadets took part in the parade, alongside Nelson members of the Merchant Navy Association. The guest speaker was commander Peter Cozens,

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A car smashed through a fence at the Whareama Rest Home in Stoke, on Friday. The car came from the Countdown supermarket car park, through the fence and was left with the front of the car hanging over the edge of the car park and into a driveway at Whareama. Staff at Whareama say no residents were hurt in the accident. Photo: Leroy Bull.

They came with face paint, they came dressed up and even their dogs came wearing some blue. The fun runners and walkers really got into the Blue September spirit on Sunday. It’s the second year in a row MS Ford has hosted the Blue September Father’s Day 5km fun run or walk. The event raises money for Blue September, which aims to raise awareness

about prostate cancer. The event is held on Father’s Day to further tie-in with the theme, and MS Ford marketing manager Amanda Sears says the event raised more than $2000 for the Prostate Cancer Foundation. “I was really impressed with the day and I was really, really impressed with how everyone got dressed up and wore blue.”

There were 85 people registered for the fun run or walk, with the course organised by Peter Gibbs and volunteers from the Nelson Prostate Cancer Support Group helping direct runners and walkers. Amanda says people wanting to donate to the Blue September cause can visit the MS Ford showroom, where a donation box will be for the month.

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Work on upgrading the Trafalgar Centre will get underway this week, nearly two years after the building was closed. Local firm Gibbons Construction have been appointed to do the physical works, and are already beginning to establish themselves onsite. The long-awaited project was given the green light at a council meeting last month, and the start of the work comes as a relief for many. The iconic building has been closed since December 2013 after it was

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she is happy with the progress. “It is pleasing to see that the work will begin now. We all look forward to seeing this major project progress, so that our city can benefit from using this asset to bring large conferences and events into Nelson.” Nelson City councillor Gaile Noonan is also thrilled that the council are getting on with the project.

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FATHER'S DAY FUN: Griffin and Rhys Barak and their father Nigel, celebrate father’s day at Stoke Montessori on Friday morning. The Montessori hosted a special father’s day breakfast, where the children sang their favourite songs for the attending dads and grandads. It was finished off with a big breakfast and the children presented their dads with mugs they had decorated themselves. Photo: Kate Russell.

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Lawrie and Janet Hardaker enjoy receiving a Christmas card as much as the next person. But the latest card they received in the post has given them more laughs than most. That’s because after the card was sent last December, it finally arrived in the letterbox last week. Lawrie says their first reaction was to laugh. “Janet then got on the phone to her sister-in-law [who sent the card] and asked if they’d just sent a card to us, and she said 'no,' they sent one last December.” The story of the missing card has

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School fair season begins The Appleby School Country Fair has always been a crowd pleaser and a magnet for sunshine, fun and community spirit. The school’s major fundraiser has been a popular event since the 90s and every year it has grown in size, offering the public an array of food, entertainment, fair ground activities, bargains and competitions. “It was fantastic, we had a huge turn out, everybody pitched in and we had a great day,” says fair manager, Laura Southward. “As usual, we worked on parking to make it as smooth as

possible for people coming to the fair and we always try and bring something new in, this year it was laser tag and that went really well, particularly for the older kids.” Laura says the fair gets great support. “We had amazing support yet again from the local community, its one of the really lovely things about where we are, not only is it the school parents that pitch in but we get people from around the community.” The total raised hasn’t been counted yet, but last year’s event raised more than $40,000.

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No I don't. I think people have a right to manage their own purchases and with the cameras in the square now any issues should be sorted. Victory has had a liquor store for well over 20 years and it ticked along nicely. Those with issues are going to have them no matter if there is a liquor store there or not. Those increased issues have more to do with other reasons than the fact that the shop was there, in my opinion as a resident for over 20 years. Sharon Tarapipi Pi. What's next? Close down the fish and chip shop because there are obese people in Victory Square. Sheree Piesse.

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Does it really matter, you buy it at the supermarket or any liquor store within walking or driving distance? If people want to buy alcohol, they will. Alison Beare. Just walk down the street, there are plenty of places to buy alcohol. Kim Bateman. Nice to see the community take control of their neighbourhood. John Sauer. I think it's great, as some say, if you want liquor there are plenty of places to purchase it close by. Also, why make it easier, you want it, just go a little further to get it. No big deal, just my thoughts. Hillary Tupe. Killing small business, well done, wouldn't want him to provide for his family. Matt Inglis. My favourite part of playing cricket on Victory Square was when a drunk hobo would walk through the middle of our field and dish out some abuse. Tim Anderson.

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Problems with UFB: Are other people having trouble with UFB phone lines today? We cant get any incoming calls. And my folks' phone is also down. Our provider advises that support staff are unavailable. Is it a regional, national problem. Or just us? Diane Chandler. Car goes through fence at supermarket: Maybe now they will do something about the fence, like fix it. If you walk along the full length of the fence you can see where cars have nearly ended up like this one did. Faye Tito. Wow! Spatial awareness, people. That's not the brake. No need to accelerate into a carpark. Think about what you are doing. Andrea Grocott. Poor couple that did this probably feeling pretty shaken without bring plastered all over the papers. Everyone makes mistakes while driving, fortunately no one was hurt. Di Gingell. Trampers rescued from Nelson Lakes: Good job, rescue team! You are hero's. Helen Childs. To have your say on any local issue, or any story featured in Nelson Weekly, simply email us at editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz or visit our Facebook page.

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They come in all shapes and sizes and various states of tidiness, and now is the perfect chance to get an up close and personal look into some of the region’s classic kiwi sheds. Graeme Wilson will be amongst those supporting the Life Education Trust by sharing his creations and the shed that houses his passion for woodwork. Joinery has been his life-long career and he certainly had a hard time giving it up for retirement. “I retired three times, first time I lasted until lunch on the first day and then I went out and got a job. I went to Viking Furniture and the guy that was running it said ‘boy am I pleased to see someone who can work, I’ve just got the contract to do all the fittings in the Suburban Club and you’re it, so go get your tools and come back after lunch,’ so I did. “When we finished all those contracts he became ill and had to give the business away, and I thought it was a good time to retire again, so I did. By the middle of the first day I was hacked off so I went down to Orange Joinery and they had just got the contract for fitting out the apart-

I was used to working, I liked working and I can’t bear sitting still, so I had to find something to do. - Graeme Wilson.

ment blocks round the harbour, so I went home, got my tools and started work. I only wanted to work, I didn’t want to do management which is what I’d been into. So I worked there for a while until their manager left and then I looked after the business until they found another one, which took them a couple of years because they weren’t actually looking.” When Graeme did retire for the third and final time, woodworking was the obvious choice to keep him busy. “I was used to working, I liked working and I can’t bear sitting still, so I had to find something to do.” A long time love of the outdoors inspired Graeme to build two kayaks, specifically constructed for both him and his wife. His other projects have included grandfather clocks, a roller top desk, nesting tables, his TV cabi-

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NMIT commerce degree now fully accredited Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology’s Applied Business area has become one of the first in the country to be fully accredited for its Bachelor of Commerce degree by the Chartered Accountants of Australia and New Zealand. NMIT has gained a renewed five year accreditation by the Australasian institute while the Chartered Public Accountants of Australia has also renewed its approval for professional accreditation at NMIT. NMIT chief executive Tony Gray says it’s a “big deal” for the institute, allowing students to graduate with qualifications that rank with any Australasian university. “It keeps NMIT as a leading provider of qualifications for those aspiring to become a chartered accountant." Applied Business manager John Inglis says NMIT was the first institute from either New Zealand or Australia to be tested for accreditation by CAANZ, the trans-Tasman institute formed last year. “It’s a superb outcome for the region and those seeking to become chartered accountants”. John says the accreditation followed rigorous testing of programme content and teaching quality. “NMIT has been able to attract remarkable tutors; people who’ve worked all over the world in chief financial officer roles, people who have advised governments and so on”. John says having the highest possible programme accreditation standards will be attractive to students, local and overseas. With a worldwide shortage of accountants, students in Asia are looking at fully accredited institutes like NMIT to get into the profession. “The big four firms are really starting to grow their business in China for example and CPA Australia now has offices in Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing”.

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Today Nelson Weekly turns 5 years old. It's been a heck of a journey for those involved. Editor and director Andrew Board tells his story of how the paper started. Steve Page will tell you that it started with three clients in one day asking him to start a newspaper in Nelson, all because they wanted better value for their advertising dollar. For me, it started with a phone call. Back in the winter of 2010, Steve and his wife Jenny Bates had already owned

the Waimea Weekly newspaper for five years, that paper covered all of Richmond and down as far south as Murchison. I’d worked for the Waimea Weekly previously, but when the phone call came I was a journalist at another newspaper. My then-girlfriend Sarah was in advertising at the same paper. The call was from Steve and it went like this: “Stuff it, I’m going to start a paper in Nelson. You want to jump on board?” After the phone call, I

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Nelson brothers Huw and Rhys John may be relatively new to the area, but they had no problems finding their way around on Sunday when they raced through Richmond and Stoke on their way to winning the Wily Weka Challenge. The brothers formed one of the 86 teams entered in the Nelson Orienteering Club's event that involved finding controls marked on a map of Richmond, Stoke and Monaco. The controls were allocated points depending on their difficulty and Huw and Rhys amassed an impressive 3060 points in six hours. "We went into the Richmond foothills first and then out to Stoke and up into the hills around Panorama Drive," Huw says. "The hills were the easiest part, which sounds strange, but we found it so hard pounding the pavements - it was hard on the legs." Huw says they were using the race as the official starting point for their training for the Godzone Adventure race in the Nelson-Tasman region next April. "It was the first hit out for the season," Rhys says. "We did Godzone in different teams last year, but we are in the same team this time so it was a good chance to race together and see how we went."

Dave Quested and Kim Hawkes won the mixed team's six-hour section with 2860 points, Marjolein Edwards, Pam Morris and Jacqui MacIntyre won the women's section with 2310 points, Wayne Hennessy and Roderick Morrison won the family section and Garin College's Trudi Kent, Molly Inman, Anya Schultz and Kate McCashin won the junior section with 1230 points. Duncan Darroch, Dexter Buchanan and Nicky Baxter were the best of the three-hour teams, winning the mixed section with 1730 points. Irene Firestone, Anna Gibbons and Mel Shirley won the women's section with 1420 points, Chris and Samuel Charles and Bryn Thurlow won the family section with 1280 points, while Nigel Kelly, Malcolm Edridge and Brad Wallace won the men's section with 1400 points. Course planner Gordon Sloane says the competitors enjoyed the race which is likely to be held in St Arnaud next year. Although the majority of controls were in urban areas, Gordon says teams had a chance to get high into the Richmond Hills to find some of the higher scoring controls. "Most people I spoke to enjoyed the course," Gordon says. "I think the hill challenge at both ends of the course stitched it together quite well."

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Nelson College 1st XI celebrate winning the Lotto Premier National Secondary School Football Tournament at Sax- Kevin Obed, centre, celebrates scoring his team's first ton Field on Friday. Photos: Andrew Board. goal in its semi-final against Mount Albert Grammar.

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It’s official: Nelson College has the best secondary school football team in the country. Nelson beat defending champions Sacred Heart College 2-1 at Saxton Field on Friday to claim the title. Goals from Max Winterton and Matt Tod-Smith gave Nelson a handy lead before the visitors scored with ten minutes remaining. It is the first time Nelson has won the Lotto New Zealand Secondary School Football tournament and coach Davor Tavich was thrilled after the game. “It was a good win.

We played well and our boys played really hard.” He credited the defence for giving his team good go-forward ball, but said he couldn’t single out a man of the match. “They were all good, all played with heart. I’m very happy.” Earlier in the week Nelson looked strong from the start, winning comfortably through the group stage. Nelson played Saint Kentigern College in the quarter finals of the tournament and, after playing extra time with no score, the game went to penalties. It was then that Nelson goal keeper Alan Brook earned his place in

the school's football folklore, saving three penalties to ensure his team made the semi finals. There the school faced football powerhouse Mount Albert Grammar from Auckland. Nelson scored two second half goals thanks to Kevin Obed and Matt TodSmith to reach the final against the Danny Hay-coached Sacred Heart College. Tournament director and general manager of Nelson Bays Football, Clive Beaumont, says the tournament was a huge success. “Overall I'm pretty satisfied with the week, we had some very trying conditions. There was a challenge to get the games played be-

cause the pitches were getting dangerous to the players." On Nelson's win, Clive says it was simply "remarkable". "I don't think the achievement of Nelson College can be overstated for a small regional school. Against the might of those schools from Auckland, it's just remarkable. It's the only word for it. I was trying to find out during the week, when was the last time a South Island school team won this tournament, I couldn't." Clive says the "unsung heroes" of last week were the groundkeepers from Nelmac for getting those pitches up to standard.

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Jacks OPD through to premier final Jacks OPD are through to the premier club netball final at Saxton Stadium this Saturday, but it will have to wait until Thursday's minor semi-final to see whether it will be Prices or Richmond it will face. Semi-finals were played for all grades at Saxton Stadium on Saturday, and there were a number of intense battles for a berth in next week’s finals. All grades, excluding Premier, have a 1 v 4 and 2 v 3 format with the winners progressing to the final. The elite grade has a minor and major semi-final with 1 v 2, with the winner advancing to the final while the loser plays the winner of the 3 v 4 in the major semi on Thursday night. Prices Pharmacy A and Stoke NBS fought out a rugged encounter in the 3 v 4 minor semi-final, with Prices having a 27–23 lead at the major break. Stoke fought back to win the second half 31– 28, however Prices had the final say when Shar Lowe nailed the final goal with seconds on the clock. The stand out player on court was Stoke captain Megan Thomson, who scored 41 from

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43 for a 95 per cent average. She was on the end of a number of long range, precision feeds and at times was asked to take some difficult ball. Jacks OPD entered their 1 v 2 major semi-final as favourites against Richmond Glass, who were without the services of Lisa and Amiee Book. While Richmond still had a wealth of skill and experience on court they were no match for the in-form green team. The Jacks shooters were receiving an abundance of stress-free ball and were converting at will (86 per cent), and while the Richmond shooters were not far behind (80 per cent) they were not getting the same opportunities in the 73–35 result. With Jacks claiming one berth in the final, it is now down to Richmond and Prices to fight it out for the second. The teams have shared the spoils in the competition with Prices claiming the first round win and Richmond the

Stoke NBS goal defence Jaunita Thomson attempts to block Prices Pharmacy A shooter Mahina Selby-Law in their minor semi-final at Saxton Stadium on Saturday. Photo: Jessie Johnston. second. Richmond had a “patchy” game and will look to come out as first round, however in the last a very different unit. Richmond three games of the regular season believes they have “got the goods”, they have “hit their strides”. they will re-group and play like it Richmond has filed Saturday’s is their final. Lisa will anchor the

mid court and provide the link through court, while Kat Jones will lead the defensive end. Kathleen Thornalley and Amiee are an effective shooting duo, while Kim Starnes could also don a shooting bib. After a perfect record of 12 wins from 12 games, Prices stumbled to loose the final two games in regular competition before defeating Stoke. Coach Mandy Whiting has a versatile lineup with four accomplished shooters, a plethora of options in the mid court, and a couple of options in the defensive circle. While Chelsea Brooks got the nod as the starting goal shoot, Shar Lowe certainly played her way into contention with her contribution on Saturday. Mahina Selby-Law can play at either end of the court, however she has put in some commendable performances at goal attack. Thursday’s game could go right down to the wire, however, if Jacks put in another clinical performance like Saturday neither Richmond or Prices are likely to come close... but anything can happen in finals netball.

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Tahuna Tennis member Derek Ballman in action at the club on Saturday. Photo: Andrew Board.

Tennis season launched in Tahuna The start of spring means the end of winter tennis and for the Tahuna Tennis Club, a chance to welcome new members. The club celebrated its annual open day on Saturday and club captain Mike Delaney says the club is again looking strong heading into the interclub season. “We are a really diverse club ability-wise. We have some of the best players in the region here and we also have some very social players, which gives the club a good feel and we’re certainly keen

for more players to come and join us.” The open day gave those from outside the club the chance to come down and give tennis a go and Mike says they’re hoping to sign up a few new members before the start of the season. “People who just want to play social tennis are more than welcome, as are those who want to play interclub. We always do well in inter-club competitions, we have teams in every grade and room for new players.” For the third year in a row the

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(81-5) and St Andrews College (80-0). The team wanted to thank all of its sponsors and manager Jud Hadfield says they are already planning to play a couple of games in Wellington and to attend an under 15 tournament in Dunedin next year.

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BArndAnce/ceiLiGH with The Celts, ceilidh band. Sat 12 Sept, 7.30-10.30pm, Victory Commmunity Centre. All dances called, no experience necessary. Tickets at the door - $10 adults, $5 school aged children or $20 family. Bring a plate for supper. Steve McGlone 0212338531. 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' neLSon HiStoricAL Society meets Mon, 14 Sept, 7.30pm Masonic Hall, Nile St. Speaker-Bill Reid: The Reid family's role in the history of helicopters in NZ. All welcome. $2 door charge. 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. GArden cLASS At nmit. 2 hours Wed night for 10 weeks. Starts 16 Sept. Learn how to garden successfully from NZ’s leading garden Tutor. Enrol at www.nmit.ac/nz - short courses winter workshops. 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. VAriety concert to celebrate Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus 20th Anniversary. Old St John’s, Hardy St, 3pm, Sun 20 Sept. For tickets ph 544 8876 or www.nelsonharmony.org.nz 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 3 Oct Trash 'N Treasure sale to raise funds for their organisa-

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tion. For info Jill Richards 548 8710. mentAL HeALtH AWAreneSS Week Anxiety / worries. Is your young person a worrier? Anxiety - what's normal & what's not? A FREE info evening for parents of adolescents & teens. Learn how you can help your young person cope with their worries. Tue 6 Oct, 7pm, Broadgreen Intermediate School Hall. "FAVourite BirdS" Spectacular new photos of native & endemic birds AVAILABLE NOW! Hardys Health Shop, Richmond Mall; MacMillans Cafe, Bateup Road; Grey Power Office, Stoke; Delicious Gift Shop, Mapua. $10 each. To be an Outlet - Ph 027 548 9948. Fund Raiser for Native Bird Recovery - Richmond Group FriendSHiP WitH A PurPoSe - join inner wheel. Ph Sharon for details 544 8312 HABitAt For HumAnity are opening a 'Re-Store' in Nelson! We're currently on the lookout for volunteers to help in the shop or behind the scenes. Good quality donations would also be greatly appreciated! Call 547 4626 for info. Book LoVerS needed! Habitat for Humanity are setting up an exciting new charity store in Nelson. We need your help to organise & price our book department. Call 547 4626 reGuLAr eVentS PiLAteS classes. Weds, 4:45pm, St Luke's churchEmanoSt.Alllevels.Marion02108399290 SociAL dArtS: Every Mon night, 7pm, Sun City Dart Hall, Sovereign St, All Welcome, any age, any skill level. Contact: Tai 547 4251 or Karen 027 577 0805. FB - Sun City Darts Nelson. Are you BreAStFeedinG? Looking for support? Contact us, Mum4Mum for mom to mom breastfeeding support, guidance & advice. 021 277 2098 mum4mum@nbph.org.nz or visit our FB Page. Sit & Be Fit Victory Community Centre, Tues, 10am & Victory Community Church (238 Upper Vanguard St), Thurs, 10am. Fun while you get fitter, work at your level. Great music. Shirley 547 1433 or 021 121 8023 HeArt HeLP: A support group for people that have had surgery or other heart events. Get together at the Honest Lawyer, Monaco for a coffee & chat, 3rd Sat of the month at 10.30am. Ph Alan 547 6552 or Graham 021 034 6335 Winter BoWLinG @ Bowls Tahunanui, 131 Tahunanui Dr. Names in by 12.45pm. Organised play every Tues, Thurs, Sat. New players welcome. Ph Joan 970 0133. WAimArAmA comm. GArdenS welcomes volunteers Mons & Weds mornings 9.3012.30pm. Learn by doing with our great team. Relax with tea under the trees after. VoLunteer neLSon: Are you looking to volunteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, information or advice? Check out www.volunteernelson.org.nz no mAtter WHAt’S trouBLinG you - Samaritans listen anytime of the day or night. 0800 726 666 enGLiSH conVerSAtion GrouP for ESL speakers, Weds 4.30-6pm, Trinity Church Hall, behind the Church, 64 Nile St, next to Nelson Central School. Students, locals & visitors welcome for informal conversation, & a cup of

tea, coffee. Rachael 021 026 86970. neLSon ScrABBLe cLuB (Inc) invites interested people to our free training sessions in competitive scrabble. Nelson Suburban Club 7-10pm every Wed. Tony 545 1159. ALLiAnce FrAncAiSe Join us Fri, 4-5:45pm, La Gourmandise, 276 Hardy St, for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. See www.af-nelson-tasman.org.nz. toAStmASterS Improve your social confidence. Learn the art & skills of public speaking. There are 4 Toastmasters Clubs in Nelson & Motueka. For info contact June, 022-018-0853 or neatjun@yahoo.co.nz. neLSon community PotterS 136 Rutherford St. Learn the art of pottery. Handbuilding,wheel work beginners to expert. Social group Thurs 10-12. Term 3 Classes available. Ph Elizabeth 548-1488. SociAL tABLe tenniS: Saxton Stadium, Mon & Fri mornings, Wed evenings. Morning tea/supper provided. All welcome. Ph 547 3005 / 547 9479. Visit tabletennisnelson.org.nz ScottiSH country dAncinG: Thurs 7.30pm, YMCA in Toi Toi St, Nelson. New dancers welcome, no partner needed. Kelly 547-5721. PooL-PiLAteS. New water based exercise class. Gentle on joints whilst improving posture, balance, core strength & breathing. Tues, 1-2pm Ngawhatu pool, Stoke, $8. Angie 547 0198. Victory community centre: Ph: 546 8385 Hearing Clinic: Available for free checks and assessments for 16+yrs. Phone for appt. Cervical Screening Clinic: Held 1st Tues each month. No or low cost, criteria applies. Ph for appt. FREE Nursing Clinic: Every Tues 5.30-7.30pm. Checks, assessments, info, blood pressure, minor illness, and other services at Victory Com Centre & 1st Tues of month, Franklyn Village. mecFSFm SupportNelsonBays.Findsupport with others who understand. Come & join our small informal group, third Mon each month, Suter Cafe, Halifax St, 2.30pm. E: strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com "JuSt uS drAmA" invites new members, actors & helpers, Mons 1-2.30pm. We do acted play readings for senior groups but welcome any age group. Ph Marion 547 0509. iSeL LAdieS ProBuS cLuB welcomes new members to friendly, interesting meetings 4th Weds each month, 10am, Elim Church, Main Rd. Ilene 547 8279 or Bev 547 6522. AquA AeroBicS: Mons 3-4pm, Ngawhatu pool, for women of all ages. $6. Enquires ph Lyn 5473263 or Sandy 5445993. ScrABBLe: come join social Scrabble every Sat, 1.15pm, Surburban Club. Ph 548 9006. PiLAteS: Weds 4:45pm. St Luke's church, Emano St. All levels. Marion 02108399290 Stoke Junction. Available to all Stoke residents at Stoke School Dental Clinic, Main Rd. uLtimAte FriSBee: 2pm, Suns, Tahunanui. Park at the Beach Cafe & walk towards the sea, we play on the beach. All levels, all genders & most ages welcome. Any questions email: contact@nelsondisc.org.nz.

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