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The great rates gap?
CHERIE SIVIGNON Nelson and $314.87 in Tasman. council websites, both properties that Tasman district rates were more Each council has different have a capital value of about $1 expensive. The old notion that residential rates methods for calculating residential million. The Nelson City Council ‘‘But the gap is definitely closing if in Tasman district are higher than rates; Tasman district considers the rates bill was $4516.27 while the there was a gap.’’ rates in Nelson city does not appear capital value of a property while Tasman District Council demand However, neither council should to stack up. Nelson city uses the land value to totalled $4502. brag because the rates were too Champion Rd in Richmond factor its general rate. Nelson Residents Association high in both areas, Cross said. (pictured) marks the border Other cost components of the president John Walker said he ‘‘They’re both in the delinquents’ between Nelson city and Tasman Champion Rd bills were different believed some people perceived corner when it comes to debt, cost district. It’s city council territory on such as the uniform annual general that rates were higher in Tasman of water and rates,’’ he said. ‘‘There’s the north side of the road and the charge, which was at $290 in district. nothing to be proud of at all.’’ domain of TDC on the south. Tasman and $413.27 in Nelson. ‘‘I think quite a few people held The 2016-17 rates revenue for the A comparison of the 2016-17 There were also other charges that thought.’’ two councils were similar, at about rates bills for two properties with that applied to one council only such Walker said he suspected a $67m in Nelson city and an similar capital valuations on either as a Mapua rehabilitation rate on the difference might be revealed in expected $70m in Tasman district. side of Champion Rd shows a TDC bill. properties worth between Estimated populations as at June 30, difference of just $14.27. The bills However, for the two Champion $450,000 and $500,000. 2016 were also on par – 50,200 for include each council’s water charge, Rd properties, the bottom lines were Fellow association member Steve Tasman district and 50,600 for which differed greatly at $194.99 in similar. According to the respective Cross said it had been his perception Nelson city. 2 THE TASMAN LEADER, JULY 13, 2017 stuff.co.nz YOUR PAPER, YOUR PLACE
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CHERIE SIVIGNON
Members of the Tasman Youth Council plan to have a say on long-term planning in Tasman district. Waimea College students Taylah Shuker, Mara Leyland and Abbey Bremner last week spoke to councillors on the Tas- man District Council community development committee, outlining some of the youth coun- cil’s work last year along with its plans for this year. The three year 13 pupils are members of the Waimea College cluster of Tasman Youth Council. Taylah said, in her view, the Waimea College cluster was ‘‘very politically aware and active’’ and hoped to ‘‘start engaging youth in Fabienne voting’’. Schmitz, right, at ‘‘Obviously, it’s the national the 2016 Tasman election this year,’’ she said refer- Youth Council- ring to the general election sched- organised Colour Craze event at uled for September 23. Saxton Field. Taylah also signalled greater MARTIN DE RUYTER/ local government involvement. FAIRFAX NZ ‘‘Politics can sometimes have a perception of perhaps being boring to some people or some submissions and feedback.’’ ing on some of the issues and we Field in Nelson during June. cluster were keen to gather a unreachable and I don’t think TDC is working on preparation hope that you guys will take that ‘‘About 500 people turned up wider youth voice. that’s the case, personally,’’ she of its Long Term Plan 2018-28. feedback on board,’’ Taylah said. and we raised over $3000 for the The TDC community develop- said. ‘‘I think politics is really Submissions on the new LTP are Mara said in 2016, Tasman [Nelson] Multicultural Council,’’ ment committee in April agreed exciting and interesting and I expected to open in March. Youth Council worked on the Mara said. staff would review the standing mean it’s paramount to the way ‘‘I know the Long Term Plan is Colour Craze event. Members of the Waimea Col- orders to provide for youth rep- that we live our everyday lives coming up and so we have the The inaugural colour run, lege cluster enjoyed being part of resentatives to be appointed as and I think certainly this year, we intention of either creating a sub- where participants sprayed each the youth council. unpaid advisers to the Golden Bay have the intention of coming to mission or a video response to other with various hues of pow- ‘‘It’s a fun space to be around.’’ and Motueka community boards you guys a little bit more with show you what the youth is think- dered paint, was held at Saxton Abbey said the members of the with speaking rights.
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SUSAN ARROWSMITH day, go home relax and recoup. A spouse is in the unique situ- AGE CONCERN COLUMN: As ation of living with the person we stated in our last column that they care for. They find them- everything we do at Age Concern selves in a position where they is around promoting dignity and are constantly giving care and are respect and encouraging positive unable to relax and this can have ageing for older people. a serious impact on their health This week we will take a more and well- being. in depth look at one of our core Often the elderly carer is also services, the Carer Relief Service. coping with their own health This is a valuable service issues. Each situation is unique which acknowledges how vital it and comes with its own set of is for carers to have time out. challenges particularly when The majority of the referrals dealing with dementia. we get are for elderly couples who The spouse who is doing the have often got to the stage where caring can become socially the children are independent, the isolated and have to put their own mortgage is paid and they could interests on hold. This can result enjoy their later years together in low mood, unhappiness and with a good quality of life. resentment. Then the husband or wife The carer relief service that becomes unwell and life changes AC provides uses volunteers to in ways that were never planned provide in home respite care. for as the spouse becomes the All of the volunteers are vetted fulltime carer. and trained and have the ongoing Marriage is the central support of Age Concern. relationship for most adults and A volunteer is matched with a there is much research around family and spends time with the those who are married living client in their home, providing longer, healthier lives. company on a regular basis. This However, when a spouse allows the carer to have some becomes ill this main source of much needed time to use as they support can become a major cause wish. of stress. ‘‘I am so grateful for the (carer Caring for another person, relief) service. Just having time to while rewarding in many ways, is catch up with a friend for a walk also a consuming and highly chal- and a coffee each week helps me Age Concern offers a carer relief service for those coping with a spouse’s illness. lenging experience. to recharge my batteries. It helps Professional carers are able to me cope,’’ said Joan who cares for If you would like more infor- vice, either as a client or potential Arrowsmith on 5447624 or stop caregiving at the end of the her husband with dementia. mation about the carer relief ser- volunteer, please contact Susan [email protected]
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ART/CRAFT/HOBBIES: training starts soon. Entertainment: Zac Griffith, country Sunday, July 23. The Fluoride WHAT'S ON RULES BOOK Fair: July 15 Saturday, [email protected] Ph music singer., July 21 Friday 1.45pm. Deception (30 mins) and 5484978 Adults $5, Students $2. Fundraiser Professional Perspectives (30 mins) 9.00am-12noon Church on the Hill, Send details to The Leader’s listings ENGLISH Conversation Group: for for Zac attending Tamworth. Educate Don’t Fluoridate Ph Cynthia 27 Dorset St, Richmond. Bargains, by noon Tuesday to: ESL speakers, Wednesdays 4.30pm Motueka Senior Citizens Hall, behind 5466891 Judy 5483428. free magazines, morning tea. [email protected] Notices till 6.00pm in Trinity Church, back Library Donations welcome Ph. 544 8484. FOOD: is it a problem for you? Are of no more than 30 words must right hand door, 64 Nile St, by Nelson HERITAGE roses: Tussie mussie MOTUEKA Newcomers Group: you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, include the organisation’s name and Central School. Informal workshop 15 July Saturday 10.30am New to the area? Like to meet others obesity and/or compulsive eating? contact phone number. Preference is conversation, tea/coffee. 411 hill st Richmond Ph: Clare Haig for chat and friendship? We meet Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph given to events coming up in the 02102686970. 5450455 Wednesdays and Fridays 10.30am, 0226730237. Meetings held weekly. following week. What’s On listings NELSON savage club variety CAKE Decorators: Are celebrating RSA, High St. Ph Medwin 5286286 or MOTUEKA Art Group: a friendly are for Non-profit organisations only. concert: July 15 Saturday - 1.30 pm their 30th Anniversary, July 15 Jo 5286214 group of artists working in all media. at Stoke Primary School Hall, 601 Saturday, 12:30pm. Church of Christ MOTUEKA Library: Author talk Meet Wednesdays 9.30am till 12 Main Rd. Stoke. Entry: $8 Numbers Richmond hall. Pot luck lunch. Dame Fiona Kidman Meet the noon at Bridge Club Hall. Tudor St. required for catering. Ph Philipa: Range, fit, Ph Chris 547 6628.Details Corner of Croucher and Darcy St.Ph author, hear about her latest book, Ph Ron Tippett 5288056 5477022 or Anne: 5472660 www.http://nelsontrampin- Desiree 5473376. books for sale July 19 Wednesday, SPCA Motueka: Do you really care LIVE Arts Nelson: Strut Ya Stuff 6.30pm All welcome about your cat. Have it de sexed gclub.org.nz NELSON Miniatures Show and Recycled Wearable Art Showcase MOTUEKA social dance: Motueka now to have a healthier and happier Sale: Stoke Hall, 15 and 16 July 10am NELSON 50+ Mini Walkers: July Free youth event Richmond Mall social dance, Huia clubrooms behind cat and not unwanted litters. Ph 526 to 4pm. 18, Motueka Estuary. Meet Saltwater July 20, Renew, Reuse, Recycle Whitwells menswear, Thursday night 8282 for an up to 100% voucher. WAIMEA Music Club: meets on, Baths 10am. Ph Jenny 5423136 Applications close: July 16, for 7-30 till 9-30, All welcome. Ph ALCOHOLICS Anonymous:Is July 16 Sunday in church hall prejudging www.liveartsnelson.com George 5286653. alcohol causing problems for you in NELSON 50+ Walking Group:20 Florence St Richmond 1.15pm for more info PLASTIC Ocean Film: 7:00pm July your life? Want to stop drinking but July, Brooklyn Valley Farm. Ph Roger NELSON Live: Poets Society: Open SING HU: A love song to God, to 16 Sunday, Community House, cant? Maybe we can help. Support 5396402 or Paddy Ph 5471291 Mic Night, July 19 Wednesday, Royal help you experience divine love and Decks Reserve. A Plastic Ocean is a meetings every day 0800aaworks Pe´tanque: play or spectate. A great Hotel, Bridge St Nelson. Bring along inner peace. Wednesday 5 30 to 6 feature-length adventure 08002296757 social game. Join in the fun. Ph. poems or songs to share. Koha 00 at 44c Bronte St, Ph Lyndy documentary that brings to light the TAI CHI: Relax and exercise at the Roger or Shirley, 5466562. entry. Ph 027643 5123 4581450 or 0211567914. consequences of our disposable same time. Tuesdays 11am and 7pm. NELSON Newbies Walking [email protected] MOTUEKA Elysium Group: for lifestyle. Thursday 7pm. Motueka Uniting Groups: each Tuesday and Friday at DO you enjoy reading and Widows and Widowers meets MOTUEKA 50 Plus Walking Church Hall, 64 High st, Motueka. ph 10 am -meet people and explore talking about books?: Tasman Mondays 9.30am at Muses Cafe, Group: Walks July 20th 0900hrs 3 Christie 0224889160. All welcome Nelson, Stoke, Richmond, on foot -Ph Talks Titles book group might be just High St for support, coffee and lively Grps (M1/E2) Ruby Bay to Kina Beach Heart support group Motueka: Karin 547 4461 what you’re looking for. Join us on discussions. Ph Alison 5289377 or and return 0930hrs Tasman Great Next meeting 10-30am Wednesday Wednesday July 19,3.00pm to Noela 5288374 Taste Trail park Marriages Rd Info July 19 at the Red Beret High st . MARCHING for 50+ Ladies:.If you 4.00pm at Richmond Library LEARN to Speak with [email protected] Motueka . Janet Kelly 0272296260 can walk then you can join a FOREST & Bird: July 19 Wednesday. Confidence:with Powertalk Ph 5287276 Janet Knapp 5289442 fantastic fun group. Ph 5489527 Evening talk by Glenn Edney about Waimea: Improve your social and HEALTH: NELSON Asthma Society: Better WAIMEA Tramping Club: July 23 Healthy Oceans and plastic pollution. public speaking skills.1st and 3rd Breathing Class Motueka has Sunday, Track Clearing, easy, Ph Jeff 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall, Wednesday monthly, 360 RED Cross Refugee Services: changed venues to Tokomaru 5224994 or Maria 5418598. Muritai St, Tahunanui Annesbrook Dr, 7pm till 9pm. Ph needs Volunteer Mentors for Driving Rooms, Pah St, July 24th at 11.30am. SPORT Tasman: is running GOOD Crafternoon!: Bring your 5419747 Training Programme. Do you have a $5 per class or $2 for Nelson Asthma morning classes at Saxton Stadium. craft project and work on it in the www.powertalknelson1.wordpres- couple of hours to spare? Hugely Society members Ph 5441562 company of other crafters. Bring s.com rewarding. Make a difference. 12- 16 We have Saxton HIIT on Mon-Wed- your own materials and lunch. Free. LAST Chance For 2017: To enrol week programme. Ph 021 255 8550. SPORT/RECREATION: Fri, 9:15am. Also Seniors Walking Richmond Library. Wednesdays, on get Money Smart course starting DOCUMENTARY Films:screening NELSON Tramping Club: Invites group on Tue+Thurs, 9:30am. Ph 12.30pm-2.00pm. July 20. Get money savvy in 20 at the Elma Turner library 2pm you: July 16, Conical Hill, Hope 5380072. MOTUEKA Bays Masonic Lodge: wks.Ph Barbican 03-547 6138, Next meets on 26 July Wednesday Tide Data www.barbicantc.com Nelson Area Tide Watch © LINZ at 7-30 p.m. All enquiries welcome to RICHMOND Welcome Group: Friday, Jul 14 Saturday, Jul 15 Sunday, Jul 16 Monday, Jul 17 Tuesday, Jul 18 Wednesday, Jul 19 Thursday, Jul 20 5284080 or 5477116 New here? Have a cuppa, meet new H 12:38am 1:07pm H 1:19am 1:49pm H 2:05am 2:36pm H 2:59am 3:30pm H 4:00am 4:36pm H 5:06am 5:51pm H 6:13am 7:05pm Nelson L 6:35am 7:01pm Nelson L 7:20am 7:45pm Nelson L 8:09am 8:37pm Nelson L 9:04am 9:40pm Nelson L 10:05am 10:54pm Nelson L 11:12am Nelson L 12:08am 12:22pm friends. 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Mike and Motueka L 6:54am 7:20pm Motueka L 7:39am 8:04pm Motueka L 8:28am 8:56pm Motueka L 9:23am 9:59pm Motueka L 10:24am 11:13pm Motueka L 11:31am Motueka L 12:27am 12:41pm H 1:04am 1:28pm H 1:40am 2:05pm H 2:22am 2:47pm H 3:13am 3:39pm H 4:16am 4:47pm H 5:26am 6:08pm H 6:37am 7:26pm Saturday is the 17th year of Nelson’s Milli 5447906 Mapua L 7:03am 7:21pm Mapua L 7:44am 8:04pm Mapua L 8:31am 8:54pm Mapua L 9:25am 9:57pm Mapua L 10:28am 11:10pm Mapua L 11:35am Mapua L 12:23am 12:45pm H 12:20am 12:49pm H 1:01am 1:31pm H 1:47am 2:18pm H 2:41am 3:12pm H 3:42am 4:18pm H 4:48am 5:33pm H 5:55am 6:47pm annual Blessing of the Fleet. From PRESBYTERIAN Support: Enliven Croisilles L 6:33am 6:59pm Croisilles L 7:18am 7:43pm Croisilles L 8:07am 8:35pm Croisilles L 9:02am 9:38pm Croisilles L 10:03am 10:52pm Croisilles L 11:10am Croisilles L 12:06am 12:20pm noon at Wakefield Quay, For more H 12:05am 12:34pm H 12:46am 1:16pm H 1:32am 2:03pm H 2:26am 2:57pm H 3:27am 4:03pm H 4:33am 5:18pm H 5:40am 6:32pm Positive Ageing Services provide day French Pass L 6:03am 6:29pm French Pass L 6:48am 7:13pm French Pass L 7:37am 8:05pm French Pass L 8:32am 9:08pm French Pass L 9:33am 10:22pm French Pass L 10:40am 11:36pm French Pass L 11:50am info, phone Mike Smith 03 545 0559. programmes for older people. Could m AM 6 NOON 6 PM AM 6 NOON 6 PM AM 6 NOON 6 PM AM 6 NOON 6 PM AM 6 NOON 6 PM AM 6 NOON 6 PM AM 6 NOON 6 PM NEW to Nelson:? Join Citizens 5 you volunteer to help a few hours 4 Advice and Nelson Newcomers for once a week? Help with activities. 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Chocolate, raffle tickets and bake sales may be popular ways to fundraise for schools but one Nel- son kindergarten has taken the environmentally friendly approach through selling reusable bags. Stoke Kindergarten has been focusing on reducing waste and rubbish since the start of the year so for Plastic-Free July, they thought what better way than to ‘‘We've dramatically reduced our rubbish that comes into the kindergarten through lunch boxes.’’ Lucy Jackson
celebrate the cause. Stoke Kindergarten parents committee chairperson Lucy Jackson said when they saw the fundraising opportunity to sell reusable bags they thought it was ‘‘right up our alley, let’s jump on it’’. Starting the campaign just last week, the kindergarten have 450 colourful nylon bags to sell through friends and family of the Nataliah McNaughton, left, Thelma McCashin, Lucy Jackson, chair of the parent committee, Zoe Jackson, Jack Jamieson and Emily Foote look into one of the re- kindergarten. usable shopping bags Stoke Kindergarten is selling as a fundraiser. PHOTO: MARTIN DE RUYTER/ THE LEADER The nylon bags come in their own pouch and easily fit into a ‘‘It’s quite a different construction hoping to start next parents different options for kindergarten through lunch pocket or bag. fundraiser from the likes of term, Jackson said. lunch wrapping including using boxes.’’ At $5 a bag and with patterns chocolate.’’ In addition to targeting reduc- containers that didn’t need wrap- The nylon reusable shopping including spots, stripes, leopard, The money raised from the ing plastic bags, the kindergarten ping or using fabric wraps and bags are available until August 11 puppies and cherries, Jackson sale of the reusable bags will fund is also playing its part in reducing sandwich pouches. from Stoke Kindergarten or from said the bags ‘‘almost seem to be a new landscaping project includ- lunch box rubbish. ‘‘We’ve dramatically reduced the Green Grocer on Vanguard selling themselves. ing a mud pit and a bridge with Jackson said they were giving our rubbish that comes into the Street. Giving starts at preschool
HELEN MURDOCH At the same time the Pre-school teacher Kathleen preschool’s pupils were reading Nicholls said they chose the Sal- A children’s book on positive the childrens’ book How Full is vation Army because many of its experiences and a Motueka hui of Your Bucket which suggests all donated goods were given freely child educators and social people have a bucket within them to those in need. agencies combined to see which needs to be filled with posi- ‘‘It’s about doing something Harakeke Preschool donating tive experiences, she said. together to help keep families bags of clothes and toys to the Twenty young pupils together,’’ she said. Motueka Salvation Army. descended on the Army’s Motu- Trindi Walker, manager of the Preschool owner Gundula eka ministry last week where Army’s Community Ministries in Ruebsam said the initiative was they spoke of the importance of Motueka, thanked the pre-school driven by a recent Open Door hui showing kindness, recognising for choosing them as recipients of for the Motueka family Service that some children do not have such a wonderful initiative. The children, parents and teachers of Moutere’s Harakeke Pre-School, along Centre where social agencies out- anything and that everyone had a ‘‘It allows us to continue to fill with community ministries manager Trindi Walker, centre, with the clothes and lined the work they did. bucket which needed to be filled. the buckets of others.’’ toys they donated to the Salvation Army. PHOTO: HELEN MURDOCH/ THE LEADER
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Introduction to Photoshop: Personal Styling for You: Wednesday 6.30 - 8.30 pm (6 weeks) Thursday 7.00 – 8.00 pm (6 weeks) Course suitable for those with basic computing skills. Gain the This course will help you to understand your body shape, your best colours confidence to navigate around Adobe Photoshop with ease. to wear and how to shop for a whole wardrobe on a budget. Improve your Curator Jen Calder is in the business of moving boxes as Motueka Museum prepares We’ll look at photo enhancement tools and techniques, resolution confidence and self-esteem in a fun and informal environment. PHOTO: HELEN MURDOCH/ TASMAN LEADER and file management and images. for earthquake strengthening work. Fee $75 Tutor: Geri Sheppard 16 Aug – 20 Sept Fee $97 Tutor: Kathy Marquet 17 Aug – 21 Sept
Digital Photography: Hatha Yoga: Monday 6.30 – 8.30 pm (8 weeks) Wednesday 6.00 – 7.15 pm (8 weeks) Gain a stronger understanding and confidence in using your digital Come and feel the benefits Yoga has to offer: Stretch, tone, improve cameras. Techniques to increase their success and take control of posture and breathing, reduce stress and cultivate mindfulness. the creative aspects of their photography will be taught in a fun and Classes tailored for all abilities. Open level with beginners welcome. Museum heads highly informative course. Beginners welcome. Tutor: Sue Ransom 2 Aug – 20 Sept Fee $90 Tutor: Robert Palmer 24 July – 18 Sept (no class 7 Aug) Fee $145 Power Yoga: Microsoft Excel Basics: NEW Tuesday 7.00 – 8.30 pm (5 weeks) Thursday 7.15 – 8.30 pm (8 weeks) Learn how to set up a spread sheet for use as data base and for Power yoga is a dynamic form of contemporary asana movement. into storage numerical calculation (like a budget or loan repayment schedule). This is a great cardio and fat burning workout that develops Entering data, formatting, building formulas or how to use existing flexibility, strength and agility. Includes dynamic movement followed formulas will be covered. Discover how to generate charts for by deep hip opening and muscle release. Feel the many benefits. HELEN MURDOCH and plastic used to seal the construc- presentation as well as linking Excel to your Word document report. Tutor: Debby Callaghan 3 Aug – 21 Sept Fee $90 Excel features like AutoFill, Auto SUM, Names and linking from one tion site off from the rest of the build- spread sheet to another will also be covered. Alexander Technique – Managing Physical/Mental Stress: The clock is ticking for Motueka ing. Tutor: Laura McIntyre 8 Aug – 5 Sept Fee $85 1 Day Workshop Saturday 26 August 10 am – 3 pm Museum volunteers packing history A container moved to the build- Radio Controlled Model Aircraft: Learn how you can change pain producing habits to help relieve into storage. ing’s southern side will be used to Monday 7.00 - 8.30 pm (2 weeks) + Saturday/Sunday TBC NEW back pain, neck/shoulder tension, headaches, poor balance and Work starts early next month on store furniture, workshop tool, sales This short introductory course covers the basics of model and coordination, improving performance in sports, dance and a $100,000 project to bring the Tas- books and the resource library. equipment selection, setting up the aircraft, and what to know for everyday activities. your first flight. Learn how to make the correct equipment choice Tutor: Rose Whyte Fee $60 man District Council-owned historic Calder asked the community not and maximise successful flying. Includes a practical weekend 90min building up to earthquake standard, to bring any more artifacts in until it session at the Wakapuaka model flying site (weather permitting). Bread, Cheese & Probiotic Foods (2): install humidity control, heating and re-opened in December. Open to college students with an also enrolled parent/caregiver. Monday, 6.00 – 8.00 pm (4 weeks) Tutor: Murray Irvine 14 Aug – 21 Aug + Weekend session TBC Fee $70 Learn how to make your own delicious gluten free breads, pancakes improve the lighting. The council and the Lotteries Curator Jen Calder said supports Grants Board were providing an “Shabby Chic” One Day Workshop: and crackers, keifer yoghurt and cheese, water keifer fizzy drinks, Saturday 10.00 am – 4.00 pm health tonics, probiotic smoothies, and chutney, enjoy tasting the for a large steel overhead beam equal share of the funding. Shabby Chic is inspired by French and Italian interior design styles. results with the class and be educated on the health benefits of would be sunk into the ground Calder said a further $10,000 grant Learn how to distress, apply texture and transfer images onto your probiotic, fermented foods. inside the front and rear walls to from the Motueka Community piece of furniture. Bring a small piece of furniture. Tutor: Shana Copland 10 June – 17 June Tutor: Margaret Klink 19 Aug Fee $65 Fee $85 plus bring some ingredients support the walls falling inwards Board would be used to install and ceiling. humidity control and heating in Sewing With Confidence: Thai Cooking: 7.00 – 9.00 pm (6 or 8 weeks) Multiple steel tie rods would be parts of the building and upgrade Wednesday, 6.00 – 8.00 pm (4 weeks) For beginners to experienced sewers. Improve your confidence in used in the ceiling cavity to brace some lighting. Get started with cooking traditional Thai cuisine in a relaxed and using the sewing machine, over-locker, choosing patterns and fabrics. the roof and the museum’s rear The strengthening meant the Tutor: Karen Richards Tuesday 8 Aug – 12 Sept (6 weeks) Fee $95 friendly environment. This program is the ideal way to enjoy a real Tutor: Deb Baker OR Thursday 3 Aug – 21 Sept (8 weeks) Fee $130 Thai culinary experience of rich colours, unique flavours and aromas. storage area would be braced using building would meet 40 per cent of Tutor: Linda Lee 30 Aug – 20 Sept large steel frames. the current building standards, up Painting For All Levels: Fee $85 plus bring some ingredients The 1913 building’s exterior con- from 25 per cent. Monday 6.30 – 9.00 pm (8 weeks) Choose your medium to paint in (eg: acrylics, oils or watercolours). Malaysian Cooking: crete walls contained steel And the heating and humidity Informal lessons working ‘one to one’ to further develop and Wednesday, 6.00 – 8.00 pm (4 weeks) reinforcing. Much of the seismic control would enable Calder to dis- explore your own subject and style. Learn to cook a diversity of the Southeast Asian country of Malaysia. work was driven by the removal of play environmentally sensitive Tutor: Dorothy Meharry 24 July – 18 Sept (no class 7 Aug) Fee $140 A primary melange of traditions from its Malay, Chinese, Indian, an interior wall when the building artifacts. Flax Weaving: Indonesians and ethnic Bornean citizens. A symphony of flavours was a school. The museum would open in the Weekend two day workshop 9.30 am – 4.30 pm with wonderful fragrances. Creative, hands-on flax weaving weekend for beginner and Tutor: Linda Lee 2 Aug – 23 Aug While long-awaited, the work in first weekend of December with an intermediate weavers. Beginners will create three small weavings Fee $85 plus bring some ingredients the museum’s main exhibition space exhibition of the development of the during the weekend, intermediate weavers with previous experience and its rear storage area and office fishing industry in Motueka and will create one larger kete or backpack. The workshop will include Italian Cooking: has created a massive moving task Tasman Bay. instruction about flax preparation and harvesting. Thursday, 6.00 – 8.00 pm (4 weeks) Tutor: Maureen Harte 19 Aug – 20 Aug Fee $125 Enjoy the opportunity to learn and cook traditional Italian food, using for the museum’s volunteers. Those with stories, items and Italian for Beginners: a variety of ingredients and different techniques. In this course The museum is closed to the pub- photos can contact Calder on: 528 Tuesday 7.00 pm – 8.00 pm (8 weeks) you will learn the Italian home tradition of an everyday meal using lic while the displays are packed up 7660 or [email protected] An introduction to basic Italian for travel. Learn vocabulary and useful fresh seasonal products that you can easily find in Nelson. phrases to help you survive in common situations, e.g.: dealing with Tutor: Norma Sequera 3 Aug – 24 Aug accommodation and transport, eating out, shopping, small talk, Fee $85 plus bring some ingredients health and emergencies. Gain confidence through practice with other students in a friendly and supportive classroom environment. Latin American Cooking: Tutor: Jane Comyns Carr 15 Aug – 3 Oct Fee $80 Thursday, 6.00 – 8.00 pm (4 weeks) NEW Speaking Spanish One: Take the opportunity to learn and cook real traditional food from Thursday 6.45 pm – 7.45 (8 weeks) a very diverse cuisine that covers Mexico, Central America, The An introductory conversational Spanish course. Learn some basic Caribbean and South America. A cuisine based on fresh ingredients, phrases for travel or for striking up conversations. mainly gluten free product and simple techniques to cook wonderful Tutor: Dayanira Rodriguez 3 Aug – 28 Sept (no class 31 Aug)Fee $80 home-made food. You will learn how to use a variety of products that you can easily find in Nelson. Speaking Spanish Two: Laurie Stradling, of Thursday 8.00 pm – 9.00 pm (8 weeks) Tutor: Norma Sequera 31 Aug – 21 Sept Kaimira Estate, on his A follow up course to Spanish One. Fee $85 plus bring some ingredients each night way to winning the Tutor: Dayanira Rodriguez 3 Aug – 28 Sept (no class 31 Aug) Fee $80 Beginner Guitar (Acoustic): Nelson regional Te Reo Maori – A Beginning: Monday 6.30 – 7.30 pm (8 weeks) competition of the Tuesday 6.30 – 8.30 pm (7 weeks) In this beginners course you will be introduced to a few chords and Bayer Young Take steps toward learning and understanding Maori language and strum patterns and a picked melody. Bring yourself and a guitar. Viticulturist of the culture in an encouraging environment. Tutor: Bryce Wastney 24 July – 18 Sept (no class 7 Aug) Fee $80 Year. Tutor: Ani Davey 25 July – 5 Sept Fee $100 Guitar – Next Steps: Te Reo Maori – Advanced Beginners: Wednesday 6.30 – 8.30 pm (7 weeks) Monday 7.30 – 8.30 pm (8 weeks) Tutor: Ani Davey 26 July – 6 Sept Fee $100 This course will extend your chord knowledge, finger picking and rhythmic strumming. NZ Sign Language Level 1A: Winemaker in NZ finals Tutor: Bryce Wastney 24 July – 18 Sept (no class 7 Aug) Fee $80 Tuesday 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm (8 weeks) Learn basic NZSL conversation skills and begin to understand Take a Chance Singers: Brightwater’s Laurie Stradling will Stradling, from Kaimira Estate, and develop NZSL grammar. Develop the use of facial expressions Tuesday 7.30 – 9.30 pm (9 weeks) and improve visual and spatial awareness. Open for adults and No auditions to join our choir – Enjoy singing a wide range of be competing for the national title of said he was delighted at the chance college students. 4 part harmony music. Bayer Young Viticulturist of the to compete in the prestigious final Tutor: Rachel Summers 25 July – 12 Sept Fee $110 Musical Director: Hilary Sinclair Pianist: Anne Shearer Year 2017 at the Romeo Bragato Con- round against six other regional NZ Sign Language Level 1C: 25 July – 19 Sept Fee $55 ference in Marlborough next month. winners. Monday 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm (8 weeks) Tutor: Cathy Gutschlag 24 July – 11 Sept Fee $110 Introduction to Ukulele 1: The 29-year-old winemaker won The national winner will not only Wednesday 6.00 – 7.00 pm (6 weeks) the Nelson regional competition last take home the national title but a NZ Sign Language Level 2A: This is a course for total beginners. It’s surprising how many songs Thursday 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm (8 weeks) week. prize pool including cash, a travel you can play with a few chords! Just bring yourself and a ukulele. Tutor: Rachel Summers 27 July – 14 Sept Fee $110 Contestants had to undertake a scholarship and a leadership week Tutor: Jan Gillanders 9 Aug – 13 Sept Fee $60 mix of theoretical and practical where they get to meet some of the Woodwork DIY For All Levels: Tuesday OR Wednesday 7.00 – 9.00 pm (9 weeks) Developing Ukulele Skills 2: challenges including pruning, top guns in the New Zealand wine Tutor: Richard Powley Tuesday 25 July – 19 Sept Wednesday 7.00 – 8.00 pm (6 weeks) trellising, machinery use, financial industry. Tutor: John MacDonald OR Wednesday 26 July – 20 Sept Fee $145 Tutor: Jan Gillanders. 9 Aug – 13 Sep Fee $60 budgeting, display their pest, disease The winner also earns the right to Enrol by email: [email protected] or phone: 544-6099, and nutrition knowledge, survive a compete in the national Young Option 2 or on line: www.waimea.school.nz quick fire buzzer round and deliver a Horticulturalist of the Year. 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LYNDA HALLINAN same stakes/trellis as you use for species of tuber-forming, rather traditional red. runner beans in summer, but keep than bulb-forming and weedy, • Plant yams in fertile soil in a in mind that peas will need tying oxalis. If well-grown and sunny position. Space them out for a leg up early in the season. harvested with care, they are a 30-40cm apart, burying the tubers Most importantly, protect your rewarding, no-fuss winter crop. 5cm deep, and mound up. Dig in trenches from hungry birds who It’s only when lots of small tubers compost prior to planting and side will scratch the seeds out as soon as are left in the soil that they can dress with fertiliser when the tops they pop up otherwise. Protect pea outstay their welcome. emerge. beds with chicken mesh, bits of • Yams are frost-tender. Bury the • To store yams for replanting in bracken fern or small twigs. seed tubers after the risk of late spring, just keep them in a paper frosts has passed in spring, and bag in a cupboard indoors. This column is adapted from the wait ‘til frost knocks down the HOMEGROWN HERB BUTTERS weekly e-zine, get growing, from leafy tops of the plants the There are some things – souffle´s, New Zealand Gardener magazine. following winter to start flambe´ed creˆpes and bombe For gardening advice delivered to SOW PEAS – DWARF, harvesting. The flavour of the Alaska – that are best left to your inbox every Friday, sign up for CLIMBING & SWEET tubers is better after a few frosts. restaurants, but herb butter isn’t Get Growing at: getgrowing.co.nz Winter is the only season when, for • Because yams are dug after their one of them. Not only does it look most of us, the vege garden ‘‘to do’’ tops die down, it’s a good idea to flash and ooze flavour, it’s easy to list focuses on what’s coming out of put in a stake next to each plant, make and melt over a sizzling the garden rather than what’s going so you don’t miss any come steak or spread on bread straight into it. There’s very little that can harvest time. out of the oven. be sown successfully in cold, wet HARVEST YAMS (OR BUY • When harvesting, use a spade to Perennial herbs to mix into soil and transplanting tiny TUBERS FOR PLANTING) lift and dump all the soil out on to butter include rosemary, parsley, seedlings can seem equally futile, Yams (Oxalis tuberosa) are my a tarpaulin or into a thyme and sage (not too much as given how slow these baby plants kind of vegetable. You dig a small wheelbarrow. Then you can sift its flavour overpowers all other grow without the benefit of a plastic hole, put one in, wait six months the soil thoroughly to make sure herbs). Add a clove of freshly cloche. and dig up its offspring. It’s as you don’t leave too many tiny crushed garlic, chilli powder for a What will still germinate if sown easy as that. tubers in the ground, as these will kick, or dried tarragon or direct this month? Broad beans and What can possibly go wrong? sprout the following year but are marjoram if these herbs are more peas of all types. Provided your soil Well, the ‘‘oxalis’’ in the botanical unlikely to amount to much more to your taste. isn’t frozen solid or so saturated name might give you a clue. than a nuisance. Harvest winter herbs on a dry butter to room temperature on that the seeds rot before they Yams, or oca as they are known in • You can grow your own yams day, or cut and pop them in a glass your kitchen bench, then finely sprout, peas will germinate within most other parts of the world from storebought or home-saved of water indoors overnight until chop your choice of herbs with a 2-3 weeks and grow throughout (where what we know as orange tubers, or buy seed tubers of the foliage dries out. Otherwise sharp knife or old-fashioned herb winter, cropping in early spring. kumara are instead known as special varieties from garden you’ll get pockets of moisture in roller. Mix the cut herbs into the My favourite variety for shelling yams, just to make things more centres. They come in a range of the butter. butter, fashion it into a log and is ‘Sugarsnap Climbing’. Use the confusing), are a perennial colours from gold to orange and Soften a block of good quality chill in the fridge.
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Ask Dr Libby Tackling anxiety Email your questions for Dr Libby to [email protected]. Please note, only a selection of the natural way questions can be answered. like meditation, gentle yoga, tai Q: Due to a few ‘‘life’’ nervous system (PNS). chi, qi gong and simple breathing challenges, I’ve been The SNS is our ‘‘stress exercises. Commit to doing one of struggling with anxiety over response’’ and communicates to these practices daily for a period the last few months. I’d like to our body that we need to ‘‘fight, of eight to 12 weeks to get the most avoid medication. Any tips on flight or freeze’’, and the PNS is benefit. addressing it naturally? the ‘‘rest, digest and repair’’ It’s also helpful to explore your Thanks, Lorraine which is the calm arm of the perception of pressure and nervous system. Unfortunately, urgency because in our modern A: Anxiety is incredibly common these days many people get stuck Any practice that helps to lengthen the exhalation of breath, such as tai chi, can world it can feel as though today, often as a result of in a SNS response and may rarely help us to moderate the nervous system response that builds anxiety. everything needs to be done in a relationship challenges, financial or never switch over to PNS GETTY IMAGES pressing rush. There will stress, a poor diet and its activation. inevitably be stress in our lives, consequences, worries about In general, the SNS and the (is it ever dealt with in the balance each other out. Adrenalin but are we increasing our stress health or weight, or whether you PNS have opposite functions. modern world?), the PNS slows – one of the hormones behind SNS response by also adding a sense of have upset someone. Many people When we are under stress, the our heart rate and respiration, dominance – is one of the major urgency to things that may not knowingly or unknowingly worry SNS raises our heart rate, and it brings the blood back to the hormones that drives humans to really require it, such as getting very much about what others increases our respiratory rate, digestive tract so that we can feel anxious, and decreasing its through all our emails every day? think of them. releases stress hormones and digest our food well. It also works production is key to shifting this. Save your perception of pressure Everything in our internal and shunts blood away from the on repairing any tissues that have What activates the SNS? and urgency for when you really external environments, including digestive tract to the muscles so been damaged in our ‘‘battle’’ and Caffeine, stress (emotional/ need it, rather than what you the food we eat, the exercise we do that we can run away from or allows libido to be restored. mental as well as physical) and need to do each day. (or not do), and the thoughts we fight whatever is threatening us. The PNS is able to do its our perception of pressure and ❚ Dr Libby is a nutritional think, influences our nervous If organ systems in the body are wonderful work overnight, urgency. What activates the PNS? biochemist, best-selling author system and it is this body system unhealthy and therefore stressed provided we go to bed early Lengthening the exhalation of and speaker. The advice that is intrinsically tied to themselves, or if we are mentally enough, because cortisol – a breath. So, any practice that helps contained in this column is not feelings of anxiety – specifically or emotionally stressed, that hormone linked to energy, body to lengthen the exhalation of intended to be a substitute for the balance between our increases the sympathetic load as fat and inflammation – naturally breath can help us to moderate direct, personalised advice sympathetic nervous system well. starts to rise around 2am. The the nervous system response that from a health professional. See (SNS) and the parasympathetic Once the ‘‘threat’’ is dealt with SNS and the PNS are designed to builds anxiety. Think practices drlibby.com
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CH-7697756AA stuff.co.nz JULY 13, 2017, THE TASMAN LEADER 19 Sports talk Trio of trophies for Nelson runners
TIM O'CONNELL ‘‘Hopefully I'll beat A group of Nelson College Pre- him this time – I've paratory Year 7 cross-country been coming second runners have enjoyed a solid win- ning track record in recent weeks to him for the last – one they hope to continue in two years.’’ South Canterbury in two months’ Fenlon Bayley time. After winning their grade at the Nelson regional cross-country top three individual placings. relay event on June 23, Prep went With three local titles secured, on to dominate the Year 7 race at the focus is now on September’s the NISSA regional cross-country inter-regional championships at at Rabbit Island one week later. Timaru, where the five boys will Fenlon Bayley won the 2.4km compete in Tasman singlets. race in a time of 8 minutes 55 While all athletes aimed to do seconds, followed by classmates well at the event, the meet had Tom Hoare and Callum Robert- particular significance for son. Fenlon, who hoped to finally turn Adam Barton finished fifth, the tables on an old rival from his while Finn Kilworth rounded out hometown, Wellington. a Prep-heavy top 10. A 16th ‘‘Hopefully I’ll beat him this placing by Jasper O’Loughlin time – I’ve been coming second to ensured Prep was highest-placed him for the last two years.’’ school, just ahead of Waimea The boys train outside of Intermediate. school – Bayley around The team had earlier taken out Grampians, Fairfield Park and the Year 7 boys category at the Centre of New Zealand, while Nelson schools league title in Hoare and Benton utilise the May, with Bayley, Hoare and Rob- semi-rural terrain of Atawhai to Nelson College Preparatory Year 7 students Adam Barton, top left, Finn Kilworth, Fenlon Bayley and Tom Hoare have ertson once again claiming the stride out. collected a trio of trophies for their cross-country successes. PHOTO: TIM O’CONNELL/ THE LEADER
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