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Kevin Norquay:
"When it comes to New Zealand sport, money breeds unhappiness"
Kevin Norquay is Stuff's Chief News Director (Sport). A journalist since 1985, he has worked as a sports, news and political journalist, covered three OIympic Games and three elections as well as … View moreKevin Norquay:
"When it comes to New Zealand sport, money breeds unhappiness"
Kevin Norquay is Stuff's Chief News Director (Sport). A journalist since 1985, he has worked as a sports, news and political journalist, covered three OIympic Games and three elections as well as numerous other major events. He also has the distinction of once being described as a disgrace to western journalism by Winston Peters.
Kevin will lead the discussion on the role of sports in New Zealand culture - how professional sport has sucked money and elite athletes out of community sport, how that money has put untoward mental and physical pressure on athletes and how the news media has followed the money, leaving community sports behind.
Venue: Yaza Café, Montgomery Square
Date: Wednesday, 28 April
Time: 7.30-9.30pm (meals & drinks available from 6pm)
More info: Barry 544 0409; Bryan 548 0343; Karen 5486241
URGENT=Hi Everyone, does anybody have an older style caravan i maybe able to borrow/rent for a few months please?? i have parking for it.. please txt 0274268149 me, thank you
600mm x 25mm
Good condition
$60.00 new
Pm text or phone 0278597436
Cheers Al
Serviced apartments come with the support that makes life easier.
Your fixed base weekly fee includes a chef-prepared meal every day, morning and afternoon tea and housekeeping.
Your electricity, heating, air-conditioning costs and building maintenance are also covered, providing you with … View moreServiced apartments come with the support that makes life easier.
Your fixed base weekly fee includes a chef-prepared meal every day, morning and afternoon tea and housekeeping.
Your electricity, heating, air-conditioning costs and building maintenance are also covered, providing you with certainty about your living expenses.
You are invited to a Rock n Roll dance at Club Waimea (main hall) at 7.30 pm on 17th April. $5 admission ( includes light supper). All welcome. Music by Rob Innes and other club members. Should be a great night.
Yes you can! NZ Gardener's DIY guru Jacob Leaf shows you how.
WAIMEA DAM
In October 2017 TDC told us this, “Our share of the dam’s capital cost would be $26.8 million.”
TDC's share of the project cost is now $100 million and it is highly likely to be more before the dam is finished. We say that the irrigation businesses which will use 85% or more … View moreWAIMEA DAM
In October 2017 TDC told us this, “Our share of the dam’s capital cost would be $26.8 million.”
TDC's share of the project cost is now $100 million and it is highly likely to be more before the dam is finished. We say that the irrigation businesses which will use 85% or more of the water should be picking up their fair share of this. If you agree then come to the protest meeting.
8:30 am 1st April outside TDC HQ, Queen St, Richmond. And pass the message on to all your friends.
Grrat condition, upgrading to a van
Manual, lucino... Runs brilliantly
193 km
Warrant and rego till June
Questions and viewing welcome in the wood.
Cheers Christine Latimer
0210 2285982
More children are missing out on sports because of the cost of signing up, a Nelson school principal says, singling out the Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon as an event that many families couldn't afford. Do you know where the fees for your childrens' sports clubs go?
Mixed Media PaintWorkshop
Saturday 24th April 2021
Mixed Media courseSpaces are limited to 6 people
Mixed Media with Maria Middlebrook-Wells (Dip VA)
Ever wanted to try different mediums but they were expensive and you didn't want to take the risk then this is the course for you. A … View moreMixed Media PaintWorkshop
Saturday 24th April 2021
Mixed Media courseSpaces are limited to 6 people
Mixed Media with Maria Middlebrook-Wells (Dip VA)
Ever wanted to try different mediums but they were expensive and you didn't want to take the risk then this is the course for you. A chance to experiment with texture, rust copper patina, iridescent powers, gold leaf, inks, feathers, impasto and collage and more!
Wear old clothes or bring an apron, magazines with interesting images that you can cut out '
bring your own lunch. Morning and afternoon tea provided, heated art studio
$130.00 /one day class
includes 4 small canvases or one large canvas and materials
for bookings go to the contact page on our webside
www.mjmw.co.nz...
We have loads so get in quick and grab a new look for your winter bedding.
All sheets, duvets, duvet covers and blankets 1/2 price this week until the 16 April at the Red Cross Shop in Vanguard St.
See you soon Neighbours
The last event hosted in the Cultural Conversations space on Hardy St before it moves to Morrison Square will be a guided mindfulness exercise accompanied by live harp music. Will you be popping in to appreciate the music and have a bit of a wind-down in the middle of your day?
This issue includes news from our members across the country, safety tips + advice, updates from our partners and more.
Would you like some weeds for lunch?
Learn about the incredible abundance of edible goodness growing right under your feet. Wholesome, nutritious, healing and free.
Wild Plant Food Workshop with John Massey. This Saturday, 10th April, at Riverside Community in Lower Moutere.
Book Online: … View moreWould you like some weeds for lunch?
Learn about the incredible abundance of edible goodness growing right under your feet. Wholesome, nutritious, healing and free.
Wild Plant Food Workshop with John Massey. This Saturday, 10th April, at Riverside Community in Lower Moutere.
Book Online: www.riverside.org.nz...
Did you know the "front and back shops" at the old transfer station in Annesbrook are run by the Nelson Environment Centre and the proceeds go towards funding Kai Rescue and E Waste services in our region? What's the best bargain you have scored there?
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