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1653 days ago

World of WearableArt Museum "mothballed" for at least 12 months

Tim Newman Reporter from The Nelson Mail

World of Wearable Art announced they would be cutting 20 jobs in Nelson, and would be "mothballing" the museum for at least 12-18 months.

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1653 days ago

Aerial and ground searches grow as tramper search intensifies

Tim O'Connell Reporter from The Nelson Mail

Extra resources will assist in the search for missing trampers Jessica O'Connor and Dion Reynolds today.

No heat or light sources were found by the Royal New Zealand Air Force NH90 helicopter that searched inland from the Anatori River mouth overnight Thursday.

The helicopter would continue … View more
Extra resources will assist in the search for missing trampers Jessica O'Connor and Dion Reynolds today.

No heat or light sources were found by the Royal New Zealand Air Force NH90 helicopter that searched inland from the Anatori River mouth overnight Thursday.

The helicopter would continue to deploy search teams and install more radio repeater stations and search the Anatori River catchment, police said.

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1653 days ago

Compact that garage mess...

The Team from Resene ColorShop Nelson

Upcycle a pallet and old kitchen forks to help keep garden tools organised.

Make the most of this weekend with this step by step project idea from Resene. Find out how to create this project yourself

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1654 days ago

Contact tracing privacy concerns

Samantha Gee Reporter from The Nelson Mail

A Nelson man's rant at Animates about contract tracing requirements at retail stores has attracted attention on social media.

Retailers are not required to contact trace if customers can maintain two metre social distancing while in store, but there is nothing to stop other retailers contact… View more
A Nelson man's rant at Animates about contract tracing requirements at retail stores has attracted attention on social media.

Retailers are not required to contact trace if customers can maintain two metre social distancing while in store, but there is nothing to stop other retailers contact tracing if they think it is important for health and safety.

It is not breach of privacy to ask for customer details on entry to a store. However, retailers need to be clear about the purpose of collecting that information, keep it secure and only use it for the purpose it was gathered for.

What do you think about retail stores asking for contact details upon entry?

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1654 days ago

Teddy bear's picnic brings cheer to Tahunanui

Tim Newman Reporter from The Nelson Mail

Ailys Tewnion was only intending on crocheting one teddy bear during the lockdown - but her project soon took on a life of its own.

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1654 days ago

Teddy bear's picnic brings cheer to Tahunanui

Tim Newman Reporter from The Nelson Mail

Ailys Tewnion was only intending on crocheting one teddy bear during the lockdown - but her project soon took on a life of its own.

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1654 days ago

More personnel but few clues in search for missing Kahurangi trampers

Tim O'Connell Reporter from The Nelson Mail

Search numbers have increased as various trails and scenarios are explored in the hope of finding two overdue trampers in Kahurangi National Park

1654 days ago

WANTED: Vinyl LP records

Grant from Toi Toi - Washington Valley

My tiny part-time Nelson record store Family Jewels Records was hit pretty hard by COVID lockdown. We really need more second hand LPs to keep going. If anyone has a record collection to sell, or has a mate who does, please contact me on 022 362 0304. Many thanks ...Grant S

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1654 days ago

One arrested following Nelson Port Hills pursuit

Tim O'Connell Reporter from The Nelson Mail

A brief pursuit through Nelson's Port Hills resulted in police arresting two people on Thursday morning.

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1654 days ago

Project seeks 'silver lining' resolutions for new normal world

Tim O'Connell Reporter from The Nelson Mail

New Era Resolutions is an online initiative set up by Nelson woman Floor van Lierop.

The Nelson graphic designer is asking people to come up with resolutions for how they can live in a "greener and gentler" way post-lockdown.

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1655 days ago

SOLD*********** toyota hiace pretty much a minter

Maggie from Enner Glynn

hi toyota hiace super custom top condition.1996 only 46,300km 2400cc petrol auto.i find it very economical more so than smaller cars have had. its a tough roomy vehicle with 3 sets of skylights for watching stars. apparently these vehicles were used in japan for taking tourists from posh hotels to… View morehi toyota hiace super custom top condition.1996 only 46,300km 2400cc petrol auto.i find it very economical more so than smaller cars have had. its a tough roomy vehicle with 3 sets of skylights for watching stars. apparently these vehicles were used in japan for taking tourists from posh hotels to airports they are quite luxurious made of quality material and quite modern features for age, has become Japanese classic.sold with rego,warrant and service.I don't want to sell but must, due to health anyhow text if interested, 021 17 33 541 $10,500.00 based enner glynn

1655 days ago

Maitai fire

Sally Kidson Reporter from The Nelson Mail

We are getting a few messages about the smoke hanging over the city from the Maitai/Centre of NZ area. FENZ says it is the controlled burn we wrote about on Monday.

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1655 days ago

Should Nelson become a Good Food City?

Skara Bohny Reporter from The Nelson Mail

Health advocates and professionals asked the city council to join a global movement to encourage and facilitate healthy, sustainable food, good for both human health and the environment. Find out more in the link below.

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1655 days ago

Crazy travel deals for Kiwis

Trupti Biradar Reporter from Stuff Travel

If you've ever wanted to travel NZ, now is the time. These deals are incredible value.

1655 days ago

Would a $2 fare convince you to use public transport?

Skara Bohny Reporter from The Nelson Mail

Transport group Nelsust wants the Nelson City Council to introduce a flat $2 fare for buses in the city, paid for with parking fees, to encourage more use of public transport in the city. Would you be more likely to use the bus if it was cheaper? Read more in the link below.

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