Marlborough P3 Making Healthy MIDWEEK Choices P5 Wednesday, May 11, 2016 YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Funding Unlocks Extra Support

Who wants to dance? Marlborough P3 Making healthy MIDWEEK choices P5 Wednesday, May 11, 2016 YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Funding unlocks extra support

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With Hospice Awareness Week on the horizon, Hospice Marlborough is unveiling an exciting project to further their reach into the community. The organisation has received a major funding boost from the government for an innovative project that will see hospice staff offer support services in Marlborough rest homes. Marlborough Hospice CEO Judith Dellebeck says the health ministry funding was announced last week and would see the organisation receive $75,000 each year over the next five years. ‘‘We all know that the age of Marlburians is increasing, we’ve got a lot of retirees, so it’s an important project and it’s amazing to be able to provide that support.’’ Judith Dellebeck Marlborough Hospice CEO Wadsco provincial sales representative Simon Muir, left, with Hospice Marlborough nurses Kerri Hale and Jo Hendrickson standing beside the car that will be used Judith says the money will go to visit retirement homes in Marlborough. PHOTO: ASHLEIGH MONK/FAIRFAX NZ towards buying a car and paying the wages of a clinical nurse ‘‘Our clinical nurse specialist lending a hand at a difficult time’’ says she is grateful for their help. Marlburians is increasing, we’ve specialist who will visit all seven will drive the new car to those Hospice Marlborough, which The Marlborough branch is got a lot of retirees, so it’s an rest homes in Marlborough and homes and spend time with the submitted a proposal to the health one of the first in the country to important project and it’s provide support. retirees and the staff. It’s not to ministry earlier this year, has start an out-reach project like this amazing to be able to provide that ‘‘The rest homes have all been tell the staff what to do or worked closely with Wadsco one. Judith says she is looking support.’’ very excited and they have anything, it’s just to work with Motor World in maintaining the forward to kick-starting the Hospice Awareness Week runs welcomed the opportunity with them and share experiences or hospice cars and sourcing a new project in June. from May 16 to May 22. For more open arms,’’ she says. review cases or give feedback. It’s one for the project, and Judith ‘‘We all know that the age of information, visit hospice.org.nz. Your Trusted Norm Fowke Glass Local Glass Company A division of the Viridan Glass Limited Partnership THE NEW GENERATION OF LOW-E GLASS IS HERE PLANITHERM® XN Low-e double glazing So thermally efficient, it’s like double double glazing. There’s double glazing. And then there’s double glazing with Viridian’s premium Planitherm® XN glass. It’s a low-e glass with an invisible coating that reflects heat back into the room rather than letting it escape outside. 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New owner Ever since she was five years old, James Davidson said the decision Zarryn Boyce has dreamed of to expand was partly motivated being a teacher. by the desire to do something And now, at just 15 years old, about the freedom camping the Blenheim girl’s dream has situation in Marlborough. come true. Zarryn has set up her own dance classes for children, FESTIVAL TENDER making her the youngest dance The management of the teacher in the district. Zarryn Boyce, 15, left, with ‘‘star pupil’’ and sister Mekka, 6. PHOTO: ASHLEIGH MONK/FAIRFAX NZ Havelock Mussel and Seafood Zarryn says she came up with Festival is up for tender. The the idea after noticing that some selves and not worry about what little kids.’’ Zarryn has been festival, held for the 12th time in families couldn’t afford to send other people think.’’ teaching the dance classes at DETAILS March, has been run since its their kids to dance classes. Zarryn has been dancing for 10 Riverlands Hall for a couple of Classes are held at inception by non-profit event ‘‘It is something I’m really years and loved practicing her weeks and has had a great Riverlands Hall on provider Marlborough 4 Fun. passionate about and I want to hip-hop, salsa, and latin style response from the community. Tuesdays at 3.40pm and Marlborough 4 Fun general help in the community,’’ she says. dance moves. ‘‘We’ve had about 30 kids Wednesdays at 3.40pm and 5pm. manager Katrina Lange said she ‘‘There are kids out there that ‘‘I’ll teach a little bit of every- coming along to the classes so far, The cost is $4 per child, with $1 understood the Mussel Festival actually can’t afford to go to a thing just to get them started and so it’s going really well. I’m from each student being donated Committee needed to put the dance class and pay a lot of used to dancing,’’ she says. hoping to get a few more along to Riverlands School. A discount is management to tender for money. ‘‘Teaching is something I’ve that are interested in taking available for families with more transparency, but said the ‘‘So I thought I’d start up a always liked and when I’m older dance classes.’’ than one child attending the same knowledge and expertise her class that kids can come to and it’s I’d like to be a teacher at a school. The classes are for children class. organisation had built up was fun and they can enjoy them- I just really enjoy working with aged between 3 and 10. important. FINED Two Marlborough retailers have been fined $500 after selling Children tag and release butterflies cigarettes to underage customers. A supervised 16-year- ASHLEIGH MONK says the tags are made from involved the families that have old volunteer attempted to buy polypropylene and weigh about been really interested in watching tobacco at 19 Marlborough A group of Marlborough children 0.006 grams so they do not affect the butterflies emerge and see the retailers at the beginning of May are helping butterflies take to the the flight or balance of the tagging process.’’ as part of a controlled purchase sky. butterflies. Kathryn says the children operation by the Nelson Children at Mayfield Kinder- ‘‘The trust send the have loved being part of the Marlborough Public Health garten, in Blenheim, are taking instructions and the tags, then process. Service. Nelson Marlborough part in a project organised once you release them you put the ‘‘This is the first year in a long District Health Board through the Monarch Butterfly sticker number on a website. time that we have had lot of environmental health and New Zealand Trust which sees ‘‘This way when someone finds caterpillars. We actually shifted communicable diseases manager caterpillars safely housed, raised a tagged butterfly they can go the caterpillars into an inclosure Mayfield Kindergarten children Honor Sonya Briggs said two and tagged before they are online and trace back to where it to save them from wasps, and the Fyfe, left, Ever Pybus and Zander Marlborough retailers sold released as butterflies. has come from,’’ she says. children have done a lot of learn- Walker- Rowe with a tagged monarch cigarettes to the volunteer. Teacher Kathryn Richards ‘‘The learning has also ing around the life cycle.’’ butterfly. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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A Blenheim boy battling cancer could not be at a fundraising gala in person, but talked to well- wishers via video link on a Nancy Sherwood takes a tai chi class. cellphone from his hospital bed. PHOTO: FILE Omaka Marae played host to a mini gala on Sunday, organised by Blenheim Early Childhood Centres, to raise funds for the family of Tyler Walker, 4. Youth Tyler, 4, described by his parents as a ‘‘bubbly and caring little boy’’ was undergoing treatment in Christchurch for a rare tai chi and aggressive brain tumour. Thirty staff from three pre- schools and 22 helpers gave up their time to man the multitude of classes stalls on the day. The Walker family could not attend the gala in person as Tyler was undergoing treatment, but to start senior teacher Diane Hutchinson gave them a tour around the stalls ASHLEIGH MONK through a video link on her cellphone. A Marlborough woman is bring- ‘‘When something affects a ing the ancient Chinese exercise child, it pulls on your heart of tai chi to the younger strings,’’ Hutchinson said. ‘‘They generation were blown away by the amount Charlie Horsenail, 2, and sister Olivia Horsenail, 5, go down the slide together. PHOTO: DEREK FLYNN/FAIRFAX NZ Blenheim woman Nancy of people there to support him.’’ Sherwood has been teaching tai What started as a mini gala gym membership worth $700 and and more than $27,000 donated ‘‘He has bounced back better chi for about nine years, and now mushroomed into something meal vouchers. through their Givealittle page than expected and we just hope it she is starting classes specifically much bigger, with businesses Children enjoyed a host of would allow the family to stay by keeps going this way. During his for young people. showing overwhelming generos- activities such as pony rides, dig- Tyler’s side as he received six last three days in hospital for Nancy says she wanted to set ity through donations. ger driving (under supervision), a months of treatment. treatment Tyler has been dancing up the youth classes so that people Included in an auction on the bouncy castle, balloon modelling, A post on their Givealittle page in the hallways and chatting up can take part no matter their skill day were three kitchen units, crazy hair and ate home-baked said Tyler was doing very well all the nurses. level. worth $600 each, two bicycles, a goods, wild pork burgers and after his third round of chemo- ‘‘Again thank you all for your ‘‘Tai chi balances people, both signed T-shirt from Wellington nachos. therapy and his seventh round of kind words and support through- physically and emotionally. It’s a Phoenix player Ben Sigmund, a Money raised from the gala radiation. out this hard time.’’ perfect winter tonic,’’ she says. ‘‘We have enjoyed a lovely extended summer but in winter we tend to withdraw and hiber- nate. This gentle exercise is a wonderful way to refresh our- Capturing wildlife behind the lens selves by keeping active mentally and physically, learning new ASHLEIGH MONK hope people will take the tips, get things and enjoying the company out to the sanctuary and upload of new people.’’ Photographing animals can be photos.’’ difficult at the best of times. Rachel says the first three ‘‘Tai chi balances However, wildlife photo- sessions of the series have been grapher Steve Attwood will be successful. people, both teaching Marlburians how to ‘‘As a volunteer organisation physically and capture the perfect shot as part of we want to encourage the Kaipupu Point Sounds participation and through the emotionally. It’s a Wildlife Sanctuary’s Evening speaker series we can engage perfect winter Speaker Series. members of the community and Kaipupu Point Sounds Wildlife inspire them to get involved with tonic.’’ Sanctuary project co-ordinator the sanctuary and other Nancy Sherwood Rachel Russell says the session is conservation groups throughout open to everyone, from amateurs Marlborough.’’ The classes are for beginners of to keen photographers looking for The wildlife photography all ages, Nancy says, but hopefully a few handy tips. session will take place on they will get youths involved and ‘‘I think everyone who enjoys Wednesday, May 18 from 7pm at build concentration as well as birds or nature in general likes to the Port Marlborough Pavilion at physical coordination. create permanent memories Endeavour Park, Picton, and is ‘‘It is fun and both energises through photography and this free to attend. and relaxes mind and body.’’ session will be great for picking The youth classes are on every up a few tips to make those photos Thursday at 3.30pm and the begin- better,’’ she says. ner classes for adults are at ‘‘Kaipupu Point is a wonderful FOR UPCOMING SERIES A black-fronted tern photographed by Steve Attwood. Steve will speak at the 5.30pm at the Redwoodtown Hall. place to view native birds, and it’s DATES VISIT Kaipupu Point Sounds Wildlife Sanctuary’s Evening Speaker Series. Each class is an hour long and KAIPUPUPOINT.CO.NZ right on Picton’s doorstep. We PHOTO: STEVE ATTWOOD there is a $4 charge per person.

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ASHLEIGH MONK of fruit and vegetables. ‘‘We try and grow vegetables that they Free-range eggs and freshly- normally wouldn’t get. At the picked vegetables are on the moment we’re growing purple menu for a Marlborough broccoli and purple Brussels preschool praised for its healthy sprouts, kale for kale chips, practices. passionfruit and feijoa. We grow Beavertown Early Learning all our own potatoes in a bucket Centre, in Blenheim, have been and the children pull them all up. awarded the Heart Foundation ‘‘If they can grow and prepare Gold Award after two years of their own food, they’re more hard work ensuring the children likely to try it, which encourages eat healthy food and get plenty of them to try new things.’’ exercise. And Debbie says nothing goes Teacher Debbie Griffiths says to waste at the preschool. the preschool had to fulfil certain ‘‘We make fruit juice out of our criteria to earn the award. fruit, and the pulp we use for ‘‘It’s basically just trying to things like muffins and tarts. incorporate healthy eating into ‘‘It’s been a lot of hard work, everyday life. We plant and grow but we’re really, really pleased. our own fruit and veges, and we ‘‘It’s good knowing that we are have chickens,’’ she says. offering the best we can for the ‘‘One of our little boys turned 2 children and that we are passing recently, and instead of making on our knowledge so when they’re him a birthday cake we made a older they might go home and cake out of watermelon, grow their own veges.’’ rockmelon, blueberries and strawberries, and stacked it into a Beavertown Early Learning Centre fruit birthday cake. It’s just teacher Louella Perkin, left, and offering them an alternative to centre owner Carolyn Gregg with Kate chocolate cake.’’ Robertson, left, Emily O’Connell, Aiden Debbie says the key to getting Matthews, Mason McConnell and Madison Morton and their Heart children to eat healthy foods is to Foundation Gold Award. include them in the planting, PHOTO: ASHLEIGH MONK/FAIRFAX NZ watering, harvesting and cooking

Opawa Bridge Replacement

Building a new bridge for SH1 over the Opawa River Until Thursday 9 June, the NZ Transport Agency is seeking your views on the preferred proposal to replace the Opawa Bridge on State Highway 1 with a new two-lane bridge on the western side of the existing bridge. The existing bridge will be kept for pedestrians and cyclists. Last year the NZ Transport Agency launched an investigation of the Wairau and Opawa Bridges to improve travel on State Highway 1 north of Blenheim. It was identified as part of the Government’s Accelerated Regional Roading Package (ARRP), which provided funding to progress a selection of regionally important state highway projects in order to address economic eciency, safety, and resilience issues on our regional transport networks. Following the investigation, the Wairau Bridge was found to be in serviceable condition. The Opawa Bridge, however, was identified for replacement and we know upgrading it is a high priority for Marlborough District Council and residents. In January 2016 the Government announced a preferred option to build this new bridge at an estimated cost between $14 and $17.5 million. Have your say Now, is your chance to review the investigation findings and give feedback on the preferred proposal. Read more information on www.nzta.govt.nz/projects/ Picton Dawn Chorus financial officer Gary Horner has traps set in his garden so that he can show people who plan opawa-bridge-replacement and fill out the survey in this brochure or online. to set up traps what they need to know. PHOTO: ASHLEIGH MONK/FAIRFAX NZ Feedback deadline: Thursday 9 June 2016 Come talk to us A chorus of support needed Please come to the following public information sessions and speak to a member of the project team with questions or get help with giving your feedback. ASHLEIGH MONK volunteers and trap hosts,’’ he in touch with us so we can build Thursday 19 May. Scenic Hotel Marlborough, Marlborough Room, 4pm – 7pm says. up an accurate database of traps Saturday 21 May. Scenic Hotel Marlborough, Chart Room, 10am – 2pm Members of a conservation ‘‘We estimated that the trap in town. group are one step closer to expenditure for 2016 will be in ‘‘We need to have a trap on their dream of having a pest-free the vicinity of $24,000, so every one in every five properties in town. trap purchase or donation is Waikawa and Picton, and any For more information The Picton Dawn Chorus invaluable to our cause.’’ help you can give will be group hope to eradicate rats, James says the group is is invaluable.’’ possums, stoats and other pests keen to get ‘‘as many traps as Picton Dawn Chorus group PLEASE VISIT: www.nzta.govt.nz/projects/opawa-bridge-replacement or from the seaside town so the possible’’ deployed throughout members aim to start setting Blenheim and Picton Libraries, Marlborough District Council Customer birdlife can thrive. Picton, from backyards to their traps in Victoria Domain Service Centre, and the Marlborough Roads oce Committee member James public domains. in August, and the group will EMAIL: [email protected] Wilson says nearly $7600 worth ‘‘If you have yet to start need volunteers to help set and of traps have been purchased by trapping on your property, or if monitor the lines. PHONE: 03 520 8330 the group so far, but there is still you know of a friend or ‘‘We are all looking forward a way to go. neighbour who might join the to hearing a vibrant dawn ‘‘We need support in funding, trapping movement, please get chorus.’’ 6 MARLBOROUGH MIDWEEK, MAY 11, 2016 stuff.co.nz Pa Kidscelebrate a gourdharvest

ASHLEIGH MONK ‘‘For kids, just Planting a seed and watching it growing the seed is grow is an important lesson for great for them, but any child. But members of Omaka Marae, wrap around all the in Blenheim, are also teaching cultural knowledge children the cultural importance of the bounty they are harvesting. and the cultural Children involved in the practice that comes marae’s Pa Kids after-school programme planted two rows of with that, it turns it gourd (hue) last year, and into a living art celebrated their harvest with a special ceremony last week. form.’’ ‘‘Part of the programme is Kiley Nepia teaching our kids about Maori Omaka Marae manager gardening,’’ says marae manager Kiley Nepia, ‘‘and a hue was a real Kylie says the hue will be taonga (treasure) that was handed turned into decorations for the down by our ancestors. It’s some- marae and musical instruments thing that we’ve always known for the children. about and we wanted to try it,’’ he ‘‘They will be taken into our says. shed where they will dry out for ‘‘For kids, just growing the however long it takes, then we seed is great for them, but wrap will take the insides out and the around all the cultural knowledge seeds out, and those seeds will be and the cultural practice that used for next year or be shared comes with that, it turns it into a with our wider whanau so they living art form. can grow some themselves. ‘‘It takes the learning environ- ‘‘It’s so great for our babies to ment out of the classroom, and the be able to learn about our ances- great thing about the marae is try in a hands-on way.’’ that the environment is con- ducive for our kids to learn in, it’s a place they feel comfortable.’’ Omaka Marae Pa Kids, from left, Edel The hue were picked after the Phillips, Alexandra Brown and Kepa group said a karakia (prayer) and Smith hold the hue (gourds) heard stories about how hue were harvested last week. PHOTO: ASHLEIGH MONK/FAIRFAX NZ used by their Maori ancestors.

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Last week on a beautiful autumn environmental issues. Marlborough day, teachers from The students also gain skills in around Marlborough descended problem solving and leadership, on Momorangi Bay to investigate all while having fun. a new education programme that Because Momorangi the Department of Conservation campground in the Queen has developed for the Charlotte Sound has the sea, campground. streams and bush encompassed in The programme has been a safe setting, and with the based around the national upgrade to the facilities completed resources ‘‘Habitat Heroes’’ and last year, DOC felt the thanks to sponsorship from campground would make an ideal Kathmandu, the resources school camp or field trip include equipment to investigate destination. the health of the bush, stream and The workshop gave teachers marine environments. an opportunity to try the Department of Conservation rangers Wendy Sullivan, left, and Margot Ferrier with Siobain Kinner of Rai Valley Area Through these activities the activities to give them the School and Julian Mason of Seddon School test water at Momorangi Bay as part of a new education programme being students can investigate the confidence of running these run as part of the Experience Momorangi Bay programme. PHOTO: SUPPLIED health of the bush, foreshore or activities themselves. stream by carrying out scientific DOC staff were assisted by also suitable and available for any qualifies, or book with While the education kits are tests such as a 5 minute bird Richard de Hamel from the New club or group that wish to Momorangi campground. not available for campers, counts, water clarity tests and Zealand Marine Studies Centre, undertake environmental studies, The programme is part of the families camping at Momorangi human impact observations. and Annie MacDonald from and while well suited for 6 to Experience Momorangi may be interested in using the By doing this research the Enviroschools. 12-years-olds, they can be adapted programme, which DOC has put Experience Momorangi activity students can make comparisons To make the campground more for other ages. together with Kathmandu to booklets, which provide fun and between these environments in user friendly for schools If you would like to know more provide campers and the interactive activities based their local communities. Kathmandu has also provided check out doc.govt.nz and search community with the opportunity around the bush, sea, beach, The key outcome is to audio visual equipment, tents and ‘‘Momorangi education’’. to enjoy, learn about and be stream and night time. empower the students to come up sleeping mats. You can also email or phone involved in the restoration of These can be picked up from with potential solutions to local The education resources are DOC in Picton to see if your group Momorangi Bay Scenic Reserve. the shop.

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The weekend was packed with rugby, with Harlequins downing Stoke 27-20 and Marlborough Boys’ College crushing Roncalli College 76-0. Marlborough Express photographer Derek Flynn was at both games.

MBC centre Nigel Satherley on another powerful run.

Marlborough Boys’ College First XV captain and first five-eighth Ma’ara Ave is tackled by a Roncalli defender.

Harlequins first five-eighth Aisea Halo finds a gap in the defence. Big Sam Moli brushes off the Roncalli defence.

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Your Television Guide from midday Wednesday, May 11 to midday Friday, May 13, 2016 TV ONE TV TWO TV THREE PRIME MAORI TV Noon One News 0 Noon Joey PGR 30 Noon NewsHub Midday Noon The Doctors PGR Noon Korero Mai 2 12:30 Emmerdale Tracy discovers a 12:30 Jeremy Kyle AO 12:30 Dr Phil AO 1pm Jane The Virgin PGR 3 1pm Toku Reo 2 secret; Holly covers for Cain; Finn gets 1:30 Judge Rinder PGR Two adult children worry about their Jane wants to fix things with Rafael; 2pm Ako 32 an idea. 0 2:30 The Ellen DeGeneres Show 0 mother’s promiscuous behaviour, and Alba has a flashback that could change 3pm It’s In The Bag 3 1pm Come Date With Me Australia PGR 3:30 Leon 0 think she might have a sex addiction. everything. 3:30 Nga Pari Karangaranga O Te Motu 2pm Hello Campers On day three in 3:35 Miraculous – Tales Of Ladybug And 1:30 M Secrets From Her Past PGR 2pm The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy 3 Marbella, the five couples take part in a Cat Noir 0 2011 Mystery Thriller. 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