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Nelson’s hills have taken a pounding over the weekend as the country’s top mountainbikers compete in the annual Giant Top Gun event. The event consists of the three main disciplines of mountainbiking over three days, finish-

ing Monday. The first day is dedicated to downhill, the second day is cross country and the third enduro. Nelson riders were doing well after the first day with local rider Reuben Olorenshaw winning the elite men’s grade

and Sam Todd the senior men. The Top Gun event is now part of the Nelson Bike Festival, which runs for the next two weeks. Full results were not available at the time of print but full details are at nelsonlive.co.nz.

New tourism figures have backed up what people are noticing on the streets of Nelson - it’s been a big year for industry. New figures from Nelson Tasman Tourism show a dramatic 7.7 per cent increase in the number of people staying the night compared to the previous year-end November statistics - exceeding the national average of 4.8 per cent. Last month, Nelson Weekly was first to report the dramatic increase of visitors to the region, with Nelson Airport recording a 23 per cent increase in the number of passengers flying in and out of the region, which has been largely fuelled by three new airlines operating to the region. Lynda Keene, chief executive of Nelson Tasman Tourism, says it’s a “great result” for the region, which has built on the steady growth that they have seen since July last year.

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International guests staying the night were also up 6.7 per cent just pipping the national growth result of 6.6 per cent. Domestic guest nights increased 8.2 per cent, compared to the national result of 3.7 per cent growth. The region’s average length of stay also increased 6.33 per cent, which was the highest increase nationally. Lynda says, “without a doubt,” the launch of Kiwi Regional Airlines, Jetstar and Originair have contributed to visitor growth. “The region has received significant additional exposure by airlines promoting Nelson as a new destination and we’ll continue to work with them to ensure the early growth trends with increased passengers will continue over the next twelve months,” she says. Lynda says the strong performance can also be attributed to strong marketing campaigns to promote

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“Just getting out and about with my son. We’re going to feed the ducks at Queens Gardens and the wee one will take his bike for a ride there, too.” TPPA PROTEST: Tasman District councillor Judene Edgar leads the TPPA protest march through Nelson. Saturday saw around 50 protesters take to the streets to make their feelings heard on the subject of the TPPA agreement. Starting at noon in Queens Gardens, the group made their way along Hardy St to Trafalgar St, where the Trafalgar Street Market Day and buskers festival were taking place. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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the region’s many festivals and expos. Lynda says the summer season has now “kicked in to high gear” with lots

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An amateur astronomer from Nelson has played a key role in discovering what could be the “most luminous” supernova ever detected – all from his own observatory, tucked away in the backyard of his Washington Valley property. Brent Nicholls has been working with a group of professional astronomers from Ohio State University, who run the ASASSN project (All Sky Automated Survey for Supernova), to find the rare exploded star which, at its brightest, was 570 billion times bright than the sun. The keen astronomer says he’s only had his own observatory for the past four or five years, with his 30cm telescope on loan from a friend in Canterbury, but it’s been his main hobby for the past three decades. Brent says the ASASSN group, who are mostly located in the northern hemisphere, observe the sky every night, looking for transient objects. He is only the Kiwi to belong to the group. “When new objects are picked up, an alert is sent out to half a dozen of us who follow it up, getting more detailed pictures,” he says. “If there’s something

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Nelson amateur astronomer Brent Nicholls in his backyard observatory, where he helped to discover what could be the biggest supernova ever detected. Photo: Kate Russell. there we pick it up straight away and it goes onto what’s called the ‘astronomers’ telegram,’ which is where all the discoveries go.” Brent was the first to get confirmation of this particular object, which was first observed last June. The supernova is almost four billion light years from Earth and will be able to be seen for another year or so with the humble telescope before it fizzles out. “We think it’s a very big star that’s come to the end of its life and collapsed, and as it has collapsed it’s formed a neutron star in the middle,” he says. “It

continues to collapse, but the material has bounced off and that’s ripped the rest apart and that’s the light we see.” Brent, who has had been part of the ASASSN team for the past 18 months, says they found 179 supernova last year alone. The group is planning to use the Hubble Space Telescope later this year to get a closer look at the supernova’s host galaxy for clues to what triggered the blast. The discovery will also feature in an article written by Subo Dong from Peking University, which will be published in Science magazine.

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able to be offered to international students in our region are signifiA coalition of schools and tertiary cant and they bring diversity to our institutions from Nelson and Marl- school and tertiary communities. borough has formed, with a goal of There is significant economic benattracting more international stu- efit, not only to the institutions but also to the region.” dents to the region. Education Nelson-Marlborough, Cathy says that once they have which has just received final fund- a project manager on board the ing from Education New first steps will be for the Zealand, hopes to double marketing material to be developed, and they will the economic value of inthen be visiting China to ternational students in the promote the region and Top of the South by 2025. Member schools and to make connections with NMIT have also commitagents. International education ted funds, and grants were has shown to bring signifireceived from Nelson City cant revenue to the region, and Marlborough District Cathy Ewing. Councils and the EDA last with a study commisyear. sioned in 2012 by NMIT stating Cathy Ewing, chair of Education that in 2010 a total of 1213 interNelson-Marlborough and Princi- national students had contributed pal of the Fundholder School, Nel- some $23.5 million to the regional son College for Girls, says it was economy, with a further $1.5 mil“very exciting” to finalise the fund- lion contributed by family and ing just before Christmas, and they friends coming to visit. are now in the process of appoint- About half of the $23.5 million was ing a project manager to put their represented by tuition fees, leaving a further $11.5 million spent in-rebusiness plan into action. “The educational opportunities gion, benefiting other businesses.

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Ellie Bell, left, and Baraa Hamandi were working at the Ribena stall at the Sarau Festival in Upper Moutere on Sunday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.

Blackcurrants take centre stage at festival Simon Bloomberg Free blackcurrant cupcakes and ice cold Ribena drinks proved irresistible for hundreds of people who lined for the berry nice treats at Sunday's Sarau Festival at the Moutere Hills Community Centre. But they weren't the only attractions at the festival, which was held under sunny skies and attracted a big crowd of around 5000. Glamorous and

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ryone is relaxed and enjoying themselves." The festival's blackcurrant cooking competition attracted some interesting entries including a blue blackcurrant cheese and a blackcurrant liqueur. A photography competition, Moutere history display and live musical entertainment were also popular. The Sarau Festival is a fundraiser for the Moutere community.

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Romance writers hope to get Nelson hearts fluttering Jessie Johnston

After a year of hard work, the Nelson Romance Writers Group has compiled a book of romantic short stories that will bring a smile to your lips and a blush to your cheeks, just in time for Valentine's Day. It's been a steep learning curve for the group, from the introduction of the idea by the group's convener Annika OhlsonSmith, last year, to the collection of material, proofing of the stories, right through to the cover art and it's printing. The anthology called "Ripples" features a mixture of short stories, poems and novel

excerpts, some with a Nelson twist and all of them showcasing a variety of romance writing styles. Created in 2002, the group is a chapter of Romance Writers of New Zealand, and currently involves 18 local members, 12 of whom contributed to the book. "I've only been in it a couple of years, I've always loved writing and [a colleague was talking about] how much fun she was having in the group, so I asked 'can I come' and she said 'most definitely'," says Heather Holmes. Annika joined the chapter around 10 years ago after she wished to learn to write her stories in English as well as Swedish,

her mother tongue. "We are a mix of really lovely and talented people, we have such fun at our meetings, as the chairperson and convener I sometimes have to say 'come on girls, stop giggling.' We have had meetings when my husband is home and he can't help hear things, and he comes out when all the girls are gone and says, almost blushing, 'I can't believe this, do you women really talk about these things?'" While romance writing is the nuts and bolts of the group, creating pure Mills & Boon-style literature is by no means a requirement, any stories involving relation-

ships can benefit from the group's ideas and criticisms and the chapter already includes both professional and amateur romance writers. "Ripples" will be launched on Valentine's Day, Sunday, February 14, at Page & Blackmore's from 2pm, and the group invites everyone to come along. Contributing authors will be reading from the book and talking about its conception, while pink champagne and nibbles will be on offer. Copies of the book can be purchased for $20, with eBook versions just 99 cents. For more information on the group contact nelsonromancewriters@xtra.co.nz.

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Schools are back… School is back and that means there will be more children out and about, especially in the mornings and afternoon. The basic message around schools is: slow down and look out for kids. In many places around Nelson electronic variable school speed limit signs will be turned back on. Reducing your speed to 40km/h provides for a much increased reaction time for a driver, meaning you can identify potential hazards and react much more quickly.

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Buskers bring colour to CBD Fire eating, an execution, a contortionist and giant bubbles were just some of the weird and wonderful entertainments on offer at this year's Nelson Buskers Festival. Kicking off on Thursday, January 28, the festival attracted crowds of people, both visiting and local, for three days of street performances. This year's international line-up included acts from Japan, Australia, Canada, the UK and New Zealand, and of course, the hesitant assistance of the public.

Canadian mime Madame Guillotine with assistant Miles Clifford during her performance at the Nelson Buskers Festival. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

Nelson's Miles Clifford got a lot more than he bargained for when he sat down to watch Canadian mime Madame Guillotine (aka Marie Antoinette), becoming a main feature in her performance which resulted in his unsuccessful beheading. Although he played a larger part than he was anticipating, Miles said he enjoyed his brief stint as a street performer, "it's all part of the entertainment." The buskers also offered two R18 shows at The Boathouse on Thursday and Friday night.

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Pet Caskets, Tuesday, January 19: After his piece in the Nelson Weekly, Wal Dalley received a handful of enquiries regarding his pet caskets, which he creates and sells to the crematorium for people wishing to keep their pets ashes. News of his caskets has travelled around the country and even resulted in an invitation to appear on John Campbell’s radio show, which Wal says was scheduled to air either last Saturday or Monday, plus a filmed version will be put up on Youtube. Water for Prosperity, Tuesday, January 26: Water for Prosperity spokesperson David Barnes says Friday’s tournament was a great success with the rain clearing just in time. “We had a very good day, the numbers haven’t been tallied yet but we probably raised about $5,000,” he says. The tournament attracted players from as far as Auckland and was won by Grant Thorn and Keri Kotua. A few groups got the opportunity to play with Sir Bob Charles and Susan Farron, and David says next year they will be putting in an invite for Lydia Ko to attend. They also had a very successful auction led by Jeff Rackley with everything being sold, but they will still need to do some more fundraising before they head over to Zimbabwe in June.

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TUG OF PEACE: Downer Construction on their way to beating six-time reigning champions Nelmac, at the Nelson Tasman Hospice Tug of Peace competition on Trafalgar St last Wednesday. Eight teams competed in the event. Hospice fundraising manager Paul McIntyre says it’s great to see people enjoy it “and give at the same time.” “A huge thanks to Phil Wright who has organised it since the beginning, and to all the teams taking part and their companies. “It will be back next year, bigger and even better.”

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Weeds around streams: I am a recent Brook St resident using the Willow walkway for frequent excursions to town and have been horrified at rampant weed growth in the stream adjacent to the Bronte St foot bridge, willow seedlings establishing quickly and other

weeds forming a mat from bank to bank. Another area is the new footpath island on the corner of Brook and Bronte St east that has not been planted and is now an eyesore of metre high weeds. This is a lovely area to live in, but can quickly depress if the basic maintenance is not addressed regularly. Glenda Poole.

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Yet when the manager's friends came back from university they all got jobs there and were complaining about their pay - which was $1 per hour more than I was on. They would stand around gossiping yet my hours were cut so they could get more. I ended up leaving when at my pay review they offered me an extra 10 cents per hour. Alicia Moke.

You have already got a great mayor. Vote Rachel in again. Heather Waters. Bring back Aldo Miccio and look at the future. Domenico Palumbo. Restaurants short of staff: A lot of these restaurants need good staff willing to work hard. In order to keep that quality standard high they can't be wasting time on staff with no passion for the industry who ruin their reputation. There are plenty of unemployed out there, but who wants to hire someone who is just going to destroy their business. Josephine McKay.

True. Spent some time in Italy with my wife's family and noticed that both waiting staff, and the establishments they work for, take service very seriously. Waiting on people is considered a legitimate profession, and people are paid well (certainly not minimum wage) to do it. David West.

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Stoke flower show attracts 300 entries The Nelson Horticultural Society flower show made a colourful addition to Stoke Community Hall on Saturday. The society holds three shows each year, one in summer and two in spring, this year's summer show featuring just over 300 entries. Sections included dahlias, gladioli, roses, cut flowers, decorative, pot plants and vegetables, with Arch Crerar taking the title of Champion Dahlia, Alistair Reay

winning Champion Gladioli and Joan Dunbar growing the Champion Rose. Results also included best Collerete Dahlia, which went to Arch Crerar, outstanding exhibit house plant section, which went to Lorna Kerr, outstanding exhibit floral art section, which was won by Marie Dalley, most points in cut flowers, Joan Heaphy, most points in the vegetable section, Sue Nunn and most points in the house plants section, Sue Nunn.

Lorna Kerr and Marie Dalley with their outstanding exhibitions at the Nelson Horticultural Society's summer show on Saturday at the Stoke Community Hall. Photo: Jessie Johnston.

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Race day starts around 10am with practice and qualifying runs, allowing drivers the chance to familiarise themselves with the track and how their car performs on it. Then the real action will kick off at 12pm. Those chasing points will be positioned on a ladder according to their performance in the qualifying passes. From noon until 4:30pm they will be whittled down until a winner is determined for each class. While drag racing offers the opportunity to get up Andy Irwin-Wells in action at close and per- national series. sonal with the action on the tarmac, an added bonus is their open-door policy in the pit area, allowing people to walk around the competing cars as they’re being worked on by the race crews, or even have a word to the drivers about their cars and the world of drag racing. The NZDRA New Zealand National series will feature a number of different classes, from street bikes and fully-fledged drag bikes, to junior

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From mid-February, a new kneeling bus will service the NBus Stoke Loop route, making the bus more accessible for people with impaired mobility.

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Access the library computers, bring your own laptop, or use the free wifi. Stoke Library also has online access to a wide range of NZ and international newspapers. Come in and explore what the Stoke Library can offer you.

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Visit us to browse or borrow books, get information, use computers and wifi, buy bus tickets, access Council services, read newspapers, or just for a chat. We also have regular, free, events - these include: • Bookchat - Third wednesday of each month, 5pm

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The girls at Sophisticutz would like to welcome Najat Geddes to their team. Najat is in her third year of her hairdressing apprenticeship, to add to her skills she already has obtained with Moroccan beauty. Jess and Lisa really enjoy doing special occasion hair, along with all other salon services. Facial waxing and eyebrow/lash tinting is available in salon and Najat can also perform facial hair removal with threading. You can get your special occasion make up done along with your hair style, come and ask about our package deals.

• Storytimes (3-4’s) - wednesdays in termtime, 10.30am • Smalltime (under 2’s) - Tuesdays in termtime, 10.30am • Computer Classes • Young Adult Club • School holiday activities See our website for details: www.nelsonpubliclibraries.co.nz

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New Zealand First and Richard Prosser MP are pleased to have become part of the Stoke and Nelson community by opening an office. Nelson is recognised for its strong retail, fishing, forestry and agriculture industries. We want to make sure Nelson’s fastest growing suburb and the entire Nelson and Tasman regions get the support they need. Supporting regional New Zealand has always been a pillar of NZ First policy – we say New Zealand’s prosperity depends on regional prosperity. The regions have been neglected by the National Government and NZ First is determined to change that. The Rt Hon Winston Peters’ byelection win in Northland was a strong first step towards holding the government to account and demanding a fair go for our regions. Our office at Stoke Central Mall is now open. Richard and his staff are happy to support Nelsonians with any issue, so don’t hesitate to pop in during office hours, Tue-Fri 9-30 to 2-30, or phone or email. We’re here to listen and help with any issues.

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One Dental Stoke is proud to introduce Joo Kim as its most recent staff member, after she joined the team in September last year. Joo trained as a dentist in Dunedin and graduated in 2012 before spending a year working at Wellington Hospital. She has also spent time volunteering overseas, first in Tanzania while she was still at dental school and later in both the Philippines and Papua New Guinea, her work there included oral health care as well as assisting in orphanages. As well as helping people with their dental requirements and relieving their pain, Joo says a big part of her decision to become a dentist was to be able to help her clients feel more confident about their teeth. To start the New Year with a smile, make an appointment with One Dental today. Contact the practice on 547 7725 and experience their professional, caring dental service.

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moving from Richmond in 2014 and has allowed them to extend their range and provide customers with far more choice. From lounge to dining, bedding or outdoor, whatever your personal style, Lynfords will certainly have something to suit every taste. This season you can expect more of the Scandinavian and Retro influence, but with an expanding variety of colours, patterns and textures. Lynfords is located at 675A Main Rd Stoke and open Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm and weekends 10am to 4pm.

With so many ranges to choose from, both NZ made and international, we have everything you need to create your dream environment at home or in the office. Our product range covers all styles and budgets. We look forward to seeing you in store!

Would like to thank all their loyal customers and are proud to have been part of the Stoke community for 14 years, and are looking forward to catching up with all their clients, old and new. Stockists of DeLorenzo and the 89% Organic Angel En Provence.

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Nelson man Ben Anderson, 18, has been selected for the New Zealand open mixed touch team to take on Australia in early April. Photo: Andrew Board. at under-17 and under-21 level. He will be joined in the team by fellow Nelsonian Nicole Drummond, who made her debut last summer. Ben says his father Wayne – a fellow NZ touch representative – has been a huge influence on him as a touch player and helped train him over the years. When Ben was told that he’d been selected at the training camp, he says he wanted to let his dad know, but he had no credit on his phone. “I had to wait until I got to the airport where

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Tasman United women’s ‘Jet’ wins twice football team is named at regatta week Andrew Board

headers in an effort squad I think they’ll to ease travel costs. be very together and “We’re still getting they’ll be a hard team established and we to beat when they don’t have the funds put their mind to it.” to fly, so this season For those who missed we’ll be driving out on selection, all is down which is a big not lost. Ryan says he commitment from will be calling players the players, so fair up from the club play to them.” teams as needed, so It’s also a big those who impress commitment from Tasman United in the Nelson Bays head coach the coach, who Football competition Ryan Stewart. could still force their was one of Nelson Suburbs’ top players way into the Tasman in the Mainland Premier United team. League last season and has Ryan says his team won’t be also played as an over-aged the competition’s whipping player for the Nelson Falcons. girls. “Definitely not. We’ll He says coaching is now his definitely be competitive, we first priority. will push a lot of teams.” “I coached ladies football The team is also still looking at Coastal Spirit [in for a naming-right sponsor. If Christchurch] before I moved you’re interested, call Ryan on here and I really enjoy it. They 027 248 0170. learn quicker to be honest and The squad is: Lydia Langbein, you see results quicker. Girls Nicole Hyland, Anna McPhie, seem to develop that little bit Briar Luff, Ariana Whittington, quicker. The women’s standard Amber Buxton, Holly Thomas, in New Zealand is always Tayla Hampton, Tiana fantastic and I think Nelson Williams (captain), Matilda is a good region for women’s Dawson, Ruby Smith, Hannah football.” Mckay-Wright, Jasmine The squad is young, with Donald, Ellie Kershaw, Rhea the oldest player 25 and the Hopkinson, Amelia Abbott, youngest just 13. Ryan says that Holly Moffatt, Kelsey Barrett, will be an advantage. “They are Elsie Brownlie and Dallas technically very good and as a Bradley.

Any excitement about being picked for the region’s top women’s football team may not last long, as coach Ryan Stewart prepares to put them into a world of hurt. The Tasman United women’s football team was, late last year, granted entry into the Mainland Women Premier League, featuring the top club teams from Christchurch. In December, Ryan was selected as coach and he quickly began the process of picking his squad. With trials and selection now out the way, the Irishman is preparing to get his team fit – really fit. “I’ve already given them a wee taste of it and many of them didn’t like it, but that’s what it takes at this level. Fitness is something we’re going to work really hard on. The game speed is a lot quicker down there and they’ve got to be able to keep up with it,” he says. “The standard of the trials has been excellent, so we just need to get down to work now and look forward to the first game.” Ryan has selected a squad of 20 with 17 to travel to Christchurch each time, where they will play double

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Richard Borrell topped off a spectacular few days of sailing – winning the Juliet division of the Nelson Weekly Regatta just days after claiming the Wellington to Nelson race honours. Richard’s yacht Jet beat 14 other boats in the Juliet division of the regatta, while Oldsmobile, now owned by a Marlborough family,

won the Romeo division. The regatta wrapped up last Wednesday and Tasman Bay Cruising Club commodore, Kevin Skelton, says it was a success. “It was perfect weekend, great sailing and weather.” The Nelson Weekly Regatta included a trailer yacht class for the first time, as well as the keel boat racing in Tasman Bay.

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ASTRONOMY Barry Korcheski will speak about space colonisation on Thurs 4 Feb at 7:30 pm in the meeting room at Cawthron Institute on Milton St.. ALSO View the Moon & stars on Fri 12 Feb 8:30 pm start, weather permitting. Cawthron Atkinson Observatory at Clifton Terrace School Atawhai. All welcome. Gold coin entry. to both events. Info 539-1108. TOASTMASTERS Improve your social confidence by learning the art & skills of public speaking. There are 4 Toastmasters Clubs in Nelson & Motueka. For info call June 022-018-0853 neatjun@yahoo.co.nz ALLiANCE FRANCAiSE Join us on Fridays, 4:00-5:45 pm at La Gourmandise, 276 Hardy St., for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. See http://www.afnelsontasman.org/ DANCE BALLROOM, Latin, New Vogue sequence dances. New Band - CRUZE CONTROL. Sat. 6 Feb., 7.30 – 11.15, Stoke Memorial Hall $10 /15 pp, please bring supper to share. John Wilson, 547 5331 or nelsondancing@outlook.co.nz. Nelson Social Dancing Club. ENgLiSh CONVERSATiON gROUP for ESL speakers, Wednesdays 4.30-6.00 pm in Trinity Church, back right hand door, 64 Nile St., next to Nelson Central School. Students, locals & visitors welcome for informal conversation, & a cup of tea, coffee. Contact Rachael Ph 02102686970. DESTiNATiON wAkEFiELD! Sun. 7 Feb. 10am-3pm Pigeon Valley Steam Museum will be on steam, Willow Bank Heritage Village will be open to the public & Villa Grove Estate will be offering their olive oils for sale. Sample the finest baked goods at Wakefield Bakery - make a day of it! SURViVORS & ThRiVERS Tuesday 9th Feb. Crusoes Café if you have or have had cancer, supporting someone with cancer come along & meet others. Friendly relaxed atmosphere $5 subsidised by Cancer Society 539 1137 to RSVP. MiNDFULNESS & RELAxATiON Wednesdays 1.20pm Fairfield House $3

donation to Cancer Society 539 1137 PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT gROUP meet 1st Thursday of month Broadgreen House 1.30 to 3.30pm contact Ian 547 3373 SwiMMiNg gROUP Ngawhatu Pool closed until May '16 RELAY FOR LiFE MARCh 5-6 Saxton Field www.relayforlife.org.nz register online. Survivors & Carers welcome to register for Afternoon tea reception Cancer Society 539 1137 or info@cancernelson.org.nz NELSON hiSTORiCAL SOCiETY meets Monday Feb. 8 at 7.30pm in Masonic Hall, Nile St Nelson. Speakers: Cheryl Carnahan & Bob McFadden.Topic: Nelson Survivors & Victims of the sinking of HMS Marquette 1915. All welcome.$2.00 door charge. NELSON SqUASh CLUB AgM will be held at the squash club lounge in Rutherford Park off Halifax St on Thursday Feb 18 at 6.30 pm. Any interested people are invited to attend & find out what the club has to offer. DiVORCE CARE – 13 week course starting on Mon. 15/2/16. 7.30 – 9.30 pm at Richmond Church of Christ, cnr of Darcy and Croucher Streets, Richmond. Divorced, separated? You do not have to go through it alone. Email: divorcecarenn@ gmail.com or txt 0274193035 and we will contact you BUSiNESS hOUSE CROqUET at Nelson Hinemoa Club,Halifax St,make up teams of 2 from your business, play is for the next 3 Mondays starting at 5.45pm,register now with Thelma 5476384 or Alan 5467396, fun & laughter the only requirement. NELSON TRAMPiNg CLUB invites you: Feb 6-8, Arthur Tableland, medium, contact Debbie 553 0427; Feb. 8, Club Night, Show ’n’ Tell. Details www.http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz NELSON EMBROiDERERS' gUiLD You are warmly invited to attend our first monthly meeting for the year on Wednesday 10th Feb. at Warners Stadium, Stoke 7:15 - 9:00pm. Come along & see how much fun we have. Begin-

ners & experienced stitchers welcome. Contact: Margaret 0220677985 or Sheryl 5466236. Website: www.nelsonembroiderersguild.co.nz TAi Chi at Elma Turner Library with the Nelson Taoist Tai Chi Club. Free taster session (Thurs 11 Feb) followed by 6 week programme: Thursdays 18 Feb- 24 Mar.. 12-1. $30 for 6 week programme. Like to join ThE RED hAT LADiES on a monthly outing for lunch, crafts etc. 50++ age group. Not a charitable group. We just have fun. If interested please Ph: Valda 5474905 or Rae 5445372 wRiTERS AT LUNChTiME : All welcome on Wednesday Feb. 3 between 11.30am – 1.30pm at The Prince Albert, 113 Nile Street, Nelson. An ‘open mic’ meeting, to get to know each other and share news. Admission is free. Contact Chrissie on 5469818. "JUST US DRAMA" will recommence on Monday 15 Feb. 10.30 - noon. We perform skits etc for Senior groups. Enquiries to Marion Phone 5470509. iNTRODUCTiON TO BUDDhiSM 5 Week Programme. Wed 10 Feb to Wed 9 March, 6.30 to 8.00pm - with Ven. Thubten Khadro, Richmond Library, 280 Queen St, Richmd. Course cost $60. Hosted by Chandrakirti Meditation Centre. Call: 03 543 2021 or meditate@chandrakirti.co.nz. www.chandrakirti.co.nz TRAiN AS A CiTizENS ADViCE BUREAU VOLUNTEER. Every shift is different. Get more information from CAB 9 Paru Paru Rd., ph 5482117 or email nelsontasman@cab.org.nz Applications close Friday 12 Feb. kAYAkiNg. RiVER kAYAkiNg COURSE, 17-21 Feb 2016. Nelson Canoe Club. Application deadline 10 Feb. For info & application form call 03-547-2838 or email training@nelsonkayakers.co.nz. gOOD gRiEF i'M A MUM! Support & Education Group – a free 6 week course/ group (starting 10/2/2016) available to all Mums who are struggling with Postnatal depression, distress or anxiety.

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REGULAR EVENTS BETTER BREAThiNg CLASSES – Nelson held 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month at a new time of 1pm at the Reformed Church, Enner Glynn. Starts 10th Feb. Seated exercise learning correct breathing techniques and relaxation skills. $2 per class's. Stoke held 1st Wednesday of the month at 1.30pm at Ernest Rutherford Village, 49 Covent Drive, Stoke. Starts 3rd Feb. Fantastic venue to learn better breathing skills. $2 per class. Richmond held 1st Tuesday of the month at 10.30 at Oakwoods Village, Lower Queen Street, Richmond. Starts 2nd Feb. Light exercise with focused breathing and a supportive group. $2 per class. Motueka held on the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month at 2.30pm at the St John Hall, Courtney Street, Motueka. Starts 22nd Feb. Friendly group, learning breathing skills who enjoy a cuppa afterwards. $2 per class.

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