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Volunteers needed for Poppy DayASHLEIGH MONK ‘‘People can pick

what times they goout, whether theyjust want to do anhour or two, or theycan volunteer forlonger.’’Noeleen ThomsonRSAwomen’s section president

Be sure to show your support on

Poppy Day by making a donation and

receiving a poppy in return.

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With Poppy Day just a few daysaway, members of theMarlborough Returned andServices Association (RSA) arehoping for a few more names to beadded to the volunteer roster.

Each year, the women’ssection of the RSA receive a waveof ‘‘wonderful’’ support fromMarlburians who dedicate hoursof their time to selling poppiesand collecting donations on April15.

Women’s section presidentNoeleen Thomson says even

signing up for an hour ofcollecting makes all thedifference.

‘‘People can pick what timesthey go out, whether they justwant to do an hour or two, or theycan volunteer for longer,’’ shesays.

‘‘Last year we raised $30,000. Itwould be nice to break it or beatit. Every year it seems to go upand up and up. When I firststarted helping out $16,000 or$19,000 was great, but now we’regetting around $30,000.’’

People interested in helpingout can add their name to a

whiteboard in the Clubs ofMarlborough foyer.

Women’s section secretaryLynette Corfield says volunteerscome from all walks of life andthere are always new faces eachyear.

‘‘We have 20 or 30 peoplehelping out. Some people havebeen doing it for years and alwayswant to help, and this year wehave a few retired people whowant to lend a hand,’’ she says.

And Lynette says the RSA isalways looking for a few extrapairs of hands to help out with theplanning of Poppy Day collection

by becoming members.‘‘It’s a bit of work, we actually

start pinning the poppies about

two months before Poppy Day. It’salways good to have some helpand get some new members.

Busy autumn atWaitaria Bay SchoolASHLEIGH MONK

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Waitaria Bay School may be asmall school out in theMarlborough Sounds but thatdoes not stop them having plentyon the go.

Over the past month thestudents, parents and teachersplayed host to the crew fromTrillian Variety Bash, took part ina Top Team themed sports eventand held a wine, cheese andchutney contest.

School administrator AgnesTakacs says the Variety Bashcrew were amazing to have at theschool. ‘‘They have built newgarden boxes, emptied the oldshed, painted some of thebuildings and laid underfloorinsulation, to name but a few ofthe tasks.’’

Prior to their visit the schoolheld a wine, cheese and chutneycompetition.

‘‘The night started off with arange of tasty food platters and anarray of the entries set up forsampling and judging.

‘‘Then we had a prize giving,

auction and live music whichmade for an enjoyable night,’’Agnes says.

They topped off a busy monthwith a Top Team themed event atRai Valley Area School, whichwas ‘‘an excellent day of sports forthe children’’.


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Darlene Purdie will take over from Nancy Sherwood as Synergy Youth Mentoring co-ordinator. PHOTO: ASHLEIGH MONK/FAIRFAX NZ

After retiring from her position asSynergy Youth Mentoring co-ordinator, Nancy Sherwood hasbeen searching for someone to fillher boots.

And she has found the perfectfit in former Primary HealthOrganisation (PHO) ActiveFamilies co-ordinator DarlenePurdie.

Nancy says she picked Darlenefor her experience and skills inworking with families.

‘‘I’m confident that she will doa great job when she takes over.’’

Darlene says her work at thePHO and experience as abehavioural training consultantwill be put to good use at Synergy,and she is looking forward totaking over.

‘‘It’s probably the first youththing that I’ve done, but it’s rightup my alley with connectingpeople,’’ she says.

‘‘The whole mentoring thing isreally exciting, to be able to getthe kids together with someonewho will potentially be a rolemodel so they can strive to be thebest they can be is amazing.’’

Darlene says she has threeboys aged nine, 11 and 13, so sheunderstands youth to a certainextent.

‘‘I’m not the perfect parent butI do realise that kids do needpositive role models, and justsomeone to talk to and listen tothem.’’

She says she isn’t feelingnervous about taking over theposition, but she has been spend-ing plenty of time with Nancy tomake sure she is well-prepared.

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Tommy Scott, 13, left, father

Shane Scott, and Harry Scott, 14.

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NEW LOOKThe TasmanMakos have afierce new look. Aftercelebrating their 10-yearanniversary in 2015, players willstep onto the field this seasonin a powerful, fresh red andblue uniform boasting a newsymbolic ‘‘pictogram’’. TasmanMakosmarketingmanager LesEdwards said the new designpresented a professional,attractive andmodern imagethat would stand out againstother rugby brands andwouldcapture the attention ofyounger fans. ‘‘Ten years gaveus a reason to change it. Wespent 12months really lookinginto it,’’ Edwards said.

READY FOR MOREAmanwho had a heart attackduring a 101-kilometre bike raceinMarlborough says he isdetermined to complete therace next year. Shane Scott, 49,was halfway through theForrest GrapeRide with histeenage son Harry earlier thismonthwhen he collapsedhead-first onto the concrete. Hiswife and youngest son Tommywerewaiting for him at thehalfway point in Havelockwhenthey got the call fromHarry,who just said, ‘‘mum, dad’sfallen off his bike and he’shaving trouble breathing’’.Sharon Scott said she knew itwas serious when she heardtheywere doing CPR on herhusband.Despite the incidenthe has vowed to return andcomplete the race next year.

AQUIFER BACK UPRenwick households haveenoughwater until nextsummer but supplymay still belimited until new pumps areinstalled in early 2019.Marlborough District Counciloperations andmaintenanceengineer Stephen Rooney saidrecent rainfall replenished theWairau aquifer and improvedwater supply for the townshipfor the oncoming summer.Renwick’s Smart andConnectedwater group, andcommunity efforts tovoluntarily reduce water use,had been effective in avoidingwater restrictions, he said. ‘‘Theaquifer level at the Renwicksupply bores is now 3.2metresabove the pumps andwaterdemand is now down to about1300 cubicmetres a day.

COUNCIL HOPESThreeMarlburians withbackgrounds in business andeducation are among theelection hopefuls for theMarlborough District Council.Retired principals Alan Strakerand Gary Hildyardwill run inthe Blenheimward and PictonbusinesswomanNadine Taylorwill run in theMarlboroughSoundsward.

Blenheim electric car owner Pete Wilkinson, left, with 100% Herkt

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Leading the chargeASHLEIGH MONK

A Blenheim electronics storewill play host to a fleet of elec-tric cars as they pass throughMarlborough next week.

The cars, which will includeexotic models from electricsports car company TeslaMotors, will be in town as partof the Leading the Charge tourwhich aims to promote thebenefits of eco-friendly travel.

100% Herkt Appliancesowner Liza Herkt will host thedrivers as they come throughBlenheim on their nationwidetour. ‘‘They’re travelling thelength and breadth of thecountry and spread the wordabout how cool these electriccars are and how easy they are,’’she says.

Blenheim resident and

electric car owner PeteWilkinson, who is taking part inthe tour, says his Nissan Leafhas just 20 moving parts while apetrol car has an average ofabout 2000 making it far morereliable.

‘‘We spend nine billiondollars a year on fossil fuel, andthat fossil fuel doesn’t comefrom a squeaky-clean tap fromthe sky, it comes with a horren-dous cost in terms of peoples’lives and the destruction of theenvironment.’’

Since getting his Leaf he hasalso become a ‘‘far more tolerantdriver’’. ‘‘It’s quiet, smooth, andI get in a good head-spacedriving it.’’

The public are invited tocheck out the cars at 100% HerktAppliances, on Seymour St, onMonday from 10am.

Pupils take journey back in timeJENNIFER EDER

Blenheim School pupils at the Millennium Public Art Gallery to view the Marlborough Express 150th exhibition ‘The

Marlborough Express 150th: – a journey through time’. PHOTO: SCOTT HAMMOND/FAIRFAX NZ

The details:

’TheMarlborough Express 150th: - AJourney through Time’ runs until May1 at theMillenniumPublic Art Gallery,across fromSeymour Square inBlenheim. Openweekdays 10.30amto 4.30pmandweekends 1pm to4pm. Donations appreciated.

‘‘They learned aboutthings like kidscoming to school onhorses, and therivers, and thebuildings, and thebridges. They lovedit, he was verygood.’’Pam StoneleyBlenheim School teacher

Young Marlburians are delvinginto the history books to look athow their hometown has changedover the years.

Pupils from Blenheim Schoolvisited ‘The Marlborough Express150th: – a Journey through Time’exhibition at the MillenniumPublic Art Gallery on Friday aspart of a project looking at the his-tory of Marlborough.

The exhibition features news,photos and advertisements from1866 to 2016 and looks at how thenewspaper, which celebrates its150th anniversary on April 21, haschanged over the years.

For the pupils, a typewriterfrom 1925 drew particular interest,with many never having seen onebefore.

Blenheim School pupilMatenga Taurima, 7, knew what itwas though, explaining to hisfriends: ‘‘They had them in the olddays to write on.

‘‘And if you made a mistake,

you have to start all over again.’’At school, Matenga learnt

about what Blenheim was like ‘‘inthe old days’’ too, he says.

‘‘There were heaps of floods, allthrough the middle of Blenheim.’’

Blenheim School teacher PamStoneley says before visiting thegallery, historian John Orchardvisited the pupils for a speciallesson on the school’s history.

‘‘They learned about things likekids coming to school on horses,and the rivers, and the buildings,and the bridges. They loved it, hewas very good.’’

Blenheim School principalDenyse Healy says when thepupils understand whatMarlborough used to be like, theycan better understand theircurrent environment.


Out & About

Big day out forfurry friendsThe Marlborough Kennel Association held adouble ribbon parade on Sunday at their clubgrounds in Blenheim.Marlborough Expressphotographer Derek Flynn was there

Teresa Treweek with her Staffordshire bull terrier Buttons.

Lauren Morris and her golden retriever Radar.

One of the fluffy competitors looks on, waiting for their

turn. John Anderson gives instruction to Mandy the Australian kelpie.

Claire Brooks shows off Kama the French bulldog.

Craig Hammond and his German sheppard Bella.


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Alaskan drummer Jim Husek. PHOTO: ASHLEIGH MONK/FAIRFAX NZ

When Jim Husek moved to NewZealand from his home in Alaskawith his Kiwi wife, he was afraidhe wouldn’t find his place in themusic scene.

But when he stepped foot inBlenheim, he discovered he waswrong.

Jim, who plays the drums andtakes pride in his 12-piece drumkit, says the talent of themusicians he has met inBlenheim has been ‘‘incredible’’.

‘‘The talent here is just as good

as anywhere else I’ve been. Themusicians I have met andbefriended are truly in love withmusic as much as I am,’’ he says.

‘‘A lot of these guys playmultiple instruments whichmakes their musicality even moreintense. I’m lucky to have movedto a place with the talent andkindness these people have shownme and I very much appreciateit.’’

Jim says he started playing thedrums when he was 15, and hisonly regret is not starting earlier.

‘‘All my life I knew I was going

to do something musically, but Ididn’t know what. So I bought apair of sticks and I just startedhitting everything with them.

‘‘My grandparents bought me adrum kit for Christmas. I put ittogether like the picture and thenext day my friends showed upwith their instruments and a six-pack of beer, and they got all setup, put their amps on my dresser,tuned their guitars and looked atme. I said ‘OK, what do I do?’’’

Over the next few years, Jimrefined his playing and started tomake a living in the music scene.

‘‘The drinking age was 19 and Iwas only 18, but I looked the partand my band told the guys that Iwas 19. We played in a bar fivenights a week. I learnt how to livethe musicians life at a really earlyage.’’

‘‘I always followed my heartwhen it has come to playingmusic. I didn’t aspire to be afamous and rich musician, Iwanted to be respected in what Idid and how I played.’’

Jim plays with his new ban inBlenheim each week, and hopes toland a few gigs in the near future.

Fruit, vegnow justa clickawayASHLEIGH MONK

Marlburians can now have freshfruit and vegetables delivered totheir doorstep as a familybusiness in Nelson expands.

In Season Fruit and VegNelson have been growing andselling produce for about 30 years,and thanks to social media theowners have been able to takeorders and make deliveries to aneven larger customer base.

Co-owner Brenton Cullen sayswhen he and his family found acourier that would ship toMarlborough, they decided toexpand their business.

‘‘The response in Nelson hasbeen great.

‘‘I work for my father full time,with my wife helping on deliverydays. Even the kids get in onpacking boxes in the holidays,’’ hesays.

‘‘We have a lot of set weeklyorders, people set up a automaticpayments and we deliver theirbox every week without (them)having to contact us.’’

Brenton says the boxes aremade up of fresh seasonal fruitand vegetables, and the selectionchanges each week.

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Everyone from employees to chief executives need to be aware of health and safety laws. PHOTO: FILE

New laws helpnot hinder

After much ado, it is finally here,a new regime for health and safetyin the workplace.

The Health and Safety at WorkAct 2015 came into effect on April4. Prior to it coming into effect theact in its various stages received alot of media attention; often thisattention created fear anduncertainty about what it willmean for workplaces and workersalike.

With that in mind it is timelyto consider what motivated thegovernment to introduce the act.

Following the Pike River Minedisaster in 2010, the Governmentestablished the RoyalCommission on the Pike RiverCoal Mine Tragedy. Thecommission report made 16recommendations, which theGovernment accepted.

As a result work place healthand safety was put under thespotlight and the governmentproposed an overhaul of NewZealand’s workplace health andsafety laws. The overall aim wasto improve health and safety inthe workplace.

By 2020 the Government,through WorkSafe New Zealand

reforms, aims to have a 25 percent reduction in New Zealand’sworkplace injury and death toll.

A review of the legislation atthe time of the commission’sreport considered it prescriptivewith a focus on particular hazardsin particular industries.

The legislation was 20 yearsold; it lacked capacity to recogniseevolving working relationshipsand complex work arrangements.

This made it difficult forworkers and businesses toidentify and understand who hadwhat duty.

The new laws are modelled onthe Australian Model law. For ahealth and safety regime to beeffective Australian Model lawrecognised this requiresparticipation, leadership andaccountability by Government,businesses and workers.

Regulations and guidance needto be easily understood andcomplied with, enforcementregimes must be effective andobligations are on those in workenvironments who create risk andare therefore best able to managethis. Legislation must be flexible,not impose unnecessary

compliance costs, and encourageincreased worker participation,knowledge and accountability.

In furthering the purpose of theact section 3 (2) says workers andother persons should be given thehighest level of protection againstharm to their health, safety, andwelfare from hazards and risksarising from work as isreasonably practicable.

Importantly the act does not setout to eliminate risk, rather itaims to ensure risks are identifiedand managed, as much as isreasonably practicable.

To achieve its purpose the actintroduces some new concepts

and changes the language inwhich work place health andsafety matters are referred to,making it more about risks andless about hazards.

The act also establishes a morecollaborative approach to dealingwith health and safety in the workplace. It identifies principleswhich can be applied to a varietyof situations.

To ensure its relevance todiverse and ever evolving workplaces and employers, thelegislation creates PCBU’s. APCBU is a person conducting abusiness or undertaking, so it hasa much broader meaning than

employer and covers alternativeworking relationships.

It will also apply to board ofgovernance members.

The legislation also refers toand defines ‘‘workers’’, ratherthan ‘‘employees’’, and clarifiesduty holders and duties. It hasnew compliance and enforcementprovisions with stronger penaltiesand enhanced court powers withscope to recover costs forprosecutions.

If you have concerns aboutyour health and safety in theworkplace, Community LawMarlborough can assist on0800 266 529 or 03 577 9919.


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ASHLEIGH MONK ‘‘To hear that we aredoing so well is verygood. It is a verypersonal industrybecause it’s a hobby,it’s your craft, it’swhat you do.’’

After five years of hard work anddedication, owners of a Blenheimstore have sewed and stitchedtheir way to the top.

The Sewing Store, on High St,has beaten out 27 other Berninasewing machine suppliers toclaim the Bernina Dealer of theYear Award.

Co-owner Lars Hamann sayschanging the location of the storefrom its previous location inCentrepoint Mall to their spot inHigh St has made a big differencefor business.

‘‘It’s nice to get that pat on theback and to be acknowledged,especially if you come from asmaller town,’’ he says.

‘‘To hear that we are doing sowell is very good. It is a very per-sonal industry because it’s ahobby, it’s your craft, it’s whatyou do.’’

Bernina New Zealand manag-ing director Glyn Singleton sayshe believes the shop has done sowell to stay afloat when othersmall businesses have gone underbecause of the support from thecommunity.

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‘‘We’re hoping that’s startingto turn as people are realising thatif they don’t look after their localstore, it won’t be there. If they justwant a reel of thread or some but-tons, it won’t be there.

‘‘They’ll all be selling the samemachine at roughly the sameprice, but that shop that gives thecustomer a bit more is the onethat is genuinely adding value totheir product.’’

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If you have ever wanted to learnhow to fancy up a fruit cake ormake that banana cake a bit lessboring, now is your chance.

The Marlborough CakeDecorators Guild is set to host aone-day decorating class, just intime for Mother’s Day.

Guild member KamilaRyantova says the aim of thetaster class is to teachparticipants the basics of cakedecorating so they can create

something unique for their mumon her special day.

‘‘We decided to be moreinvolved with the public and letpeople know that there is actuallya place in Marlborough, a groupof people with a great wealth ofknowledge who can help.’’

The class will include tips forcreating a smooth icing finish andhow to make a simple sugarflower, and will mostly be taughtby guild member Mary Parker.

Mary is one of the best sugarflower makers in New Zealand,

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Tracy Adamson keeping fit

Personally I thinkdiet is moreimportant,especially if you arewanting to loseweight. Fitness is,however, crucial foryour mind andgeneral well being.The fitter you arethe better you willfeel.

Did you always want to be afitness instructor?

No, growing up I alwayswanted to be a school teacher. Ispent hours as a child sitting infront of my dolls being theteacher, however once I had mychildren I decided to change mydirection and started teaching theimportance of healthy living,through diet and exercise to asmany people as I could throughmy business Get2it Fitness.What is the best part of yourjob?

My clients. When they succeedit gives me the greatest buzz. AlsoI love the fact that I get to talkabout and teach something that Iam super passionate about – Ithink that’s the greatest thing youshould be able to say about yourjob, doing something you believein.

What words or phrases do youlive by?

‘‘There is no such word ascan’t’’.

‘‘No excuses, get to it’’.The biggest one though that

has changed my life would have tobe, ‘‘Feel the fear and do it’’.

I try to live by, ‘‘If it scares youthen you should do it’’.

Within reason that is.

Why is it important that peoplekeep active?

I had the most amazing tutor atOtago University who told me thatyou need to keep active so that

you build the most importantmuscle in your body, your heart.Doing this effectively means wewill reduce our resting heart rate.

If we all reduce our restingheart rate and sleep for seven toeight hours a day then that’s agood thing.

Is fitness a key part to a healthylifestyle?

No, fitness is just one of thethings you need.

Personally I think diet is moreimportant, especially if you arewanting to lose weight. Fitness is,however, crucial for your mindand general well being. The fitteryou are the better you will feel.

Being fit means so many

things; you will be able to keep upwith your kids, have more energy,sleep better – the list goes on.

Most importantly it really isthe best anti-depressant there is.

What is your best tip or trick tokeeping fit?

Metafit – short and effective isbest.

People think they need toexercise for hours to get benefits. Ilove to go for long runs or bikerides but if you don’t, then stopspending hours at the gym,running or walking when you canget the same benefits in just 30minutes, if done correctly.

What advice would you offer topeople who might feel self-

conscious about working out inpublic?

Don’t. If you feel self consciousand it’s holding you back thendon’t do it.

Make exercise something thatmakes you feel happy andcomfortable. We are so lucky herein Blenheim that there are manyplaces you can sneak away to andexercise like the hills or the river.

You could also join me andcome along to my cycling classwhere the lighting is dimmed andyou can sit back relax and bike tothe tune of the music. Anotheroption I make available is onlinetraining, as not everyone can orwants to get out and about.


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On paper, the idea of releasing afilm in 2016 about a smartarse kidand his taciturn caregiver on thelam in the New Zealand bushseems foolhardy.

Let alone one based on a BarryCrump novel, the author seemingrepresentative of an even morebygone age than when he was stilla cultural fixture. After watchinga quarter-hour or so of dry, lowkey, Taika Waititi humour –charmingly funny as it may be –amid Hunt for the Wilderpeople’srural setting, you may bewondering if the pic has moregoing for it. In four words: itbloody well does.

After establishing the film’scharacters and their unhurriedpace of life, Waititi begins to leanon the accelerator. Before youknow it, you’ll find yourself andthe rest of the audience beingswept up in an unlikely underdogadventure that continues to layeron emotional resonance even as itdials up the hysterics. Yes, this isas funny as you’d expect, andperhaps even more so, with gagsall over the scale fromconversational quips to outrightabsurdity.

At Wilderpeople’s core is theever-strengthening odd couplerelationship between JulianDennison and Sam Neill, born ofcircumstance, fuelled byfrustration, yet building a

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Yes, the film successfullychannels the anarchic anti-establishment New Zealand on-screen outlook of decades past,and references it too, but don’tworry about missing a gag here,location there, even a prominentprop.

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Big Makos names ready for the new seasonMARTYN VERCOETasman Makos teammanager

Joe Wheeler is among a raft of Tasman Makos players who has resigned with the team. PHOTO: FILE

Also added to themix this season isex-New Zealandunder 20 first five-eighth and fullbackMitchell Hunt whohas been signedfrom Auckland.

One thing I get asked a lot in myjob is, ‘‘How are those Makos look-ing this year?’’

It is really cool to see thepassion first hand that there is inour community for our localteam.

I thought I might give a bit ofan update about how plans areprogressing for the upcomingMakos season which starts inAugust.

Obviously one of the biggestchanges to the Makos this year isa change in head coach.

With Kieran Keane moving tothe Chiefs, it is time for Leon Mac-Donald to take the reins. Leonwas KK’s assistant for six seasonsat the Makos, so it is a perfecttime for him to take over the helmand so far he seems to be reallyenjoying the challenge and will doa great job.

This time of year is all abouthelping our local club playersdevelop into potential Makos laterin the year.

Since January, Leon and hisnew skills coach Andrew Good-man have been running a Makoswider training squad made up of18 club players from across Nel-son and Marlborough.

Realistically there are up toseven or eight positions up forgrabs in the Makos squad, onceour Super Rugby players come

back into the region in August.Our Makos philosophy is to try

and promote local club playersinto the Makos through our widertraining group and club rugbyform, but at the same time we donot want to set local players up tofail.

So, we have to be sure they canhandle Mitre 10 Cup rugby beforethey are selected.

This season our local playerswill have plenty of chances to per-form in front of the Makosselectors at a level above theirlocal competition.

They have an inter-squad trialin May, a game against a Countiesinvitational team in June, and apre-season game against Welling-ton before the Makos squad isnamed on August 4, for our firstMitre 10 game against Waikato onAugust 21.

In terms of key players, theMakos look handy again in 2016with the likes of Marty Banks,James Lowe, Joe Wheeler, Alex

Ainley, Pete Samu, ShaneChristie, Liam Squire, Tim Perry,Billy Guyton and David Havili allsigned on for another campaign.

Also added to the mix thisseason is ex-New Zealand under20 first five-eighth and fullbackMitchell Hunt who has beensigned from Auckland.

I am not going to be arrogantenough to predict how the Makosmay go this season, but I canguarantee the lads will be verymotivated to play well.

Whilst I am hugely passionateabout Makos rugby it is also vitalto look after grassroots footy aswell and I endorse Tasman Rugby

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11am Coach TripThe coach arrives in Italy, where, in Bari, the group learns the local art of octopus curling.11:30 Come Dine With Me PGRNoon One News 012:30 EmmerdaleMegan takes Eliza home; Holly finds an ally in Charity; Marlon lays down the law. 01pm Coronation Street PGR 3Deirdre finds a key piece of evidence; Gary has a rude awakening; Steve runs away from his 40th. 02pm May The Best House Win AbroadIn Costa Blanca, Spain, expat property owners judge each other’s homes. 03pm Tipping Point3:55 Te Karere 2

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