by Waimea Weekly | Nov 30, 2018 | Uncategorized
A breakfast fund-raiser for Life Education Trust was held at the Nelson Suburbs Football Club on Thursday, November 22. One of the key organisers, Michelle Fitzgerald, says they had a great turnout with 80 people attending the event. “Norm Hewitt, ex-All Black and...
by Waimea Weekly | Nov 30, 2018 | Local News
Second-Hand Sunday is upon us and is a great way to have a spring clean before Christmas, says Nic Brydon, Tasman District Council’s partnership and education officer. “The Second-Hand Sunday is a great initiative to reduce waste going to landfill. It emphasis reusing...
by Waimea Weekly | Nov 29, 2018 | Local News
The driver of a small, red, Toyota Corolla, who has been terrorising the local community with the sound of his car backfiring, has finally been nabbed. It seems he pushed his luck to the limit when the car backfired directly outside the Wakefield Police Station and...
by Waimea Weekly | Nov 29, 2018 | Local News
The Richmond Pak n Save Santa parade certainly turned heads when it made its way through the crowds on Queen St. Events and marketing coordinator for Richmond Unlimited, Charlotte Bidlake, was thrilled at the turnout saying she was really pleased with the day. A...
by Waimea Weekly | Nov 25, 2018 | Sport
Mini competitors gathered at Richmond Park to compete at the 2018 Nelson Motorcycle Club Mini MX Championships during the weekend. Around 85 riders competed at the brand-new purpose-built minis track and organisers Delwyn Lovell and Brian Heaphy say they were...
