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Shift north pays off for national champ

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Graeme O’Brien has set up a new protest on Trafalgar St, where Lewis Stanton spent some time during his 18 month protest. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
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New protester in Stanton’s spot

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Nelson City Council web developer Dan Richardson shows off the newly launched NBus iPhone application. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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NBus app hits the web

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Stoke bride Julia Lines has a laugh with other guests and her husband Brent (centre back) at her medieval-themed wedding on Saturday. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
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Wedding with a twist

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Enner Glynn student Ava Frater, 5, takes cover under a desk as her class practices for the nation-wide Civil Defence Shakeout on September 26. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Schools prepare for Shakeout

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Shaen Gallagher rides the rail during Friday night’s Jib Jam at the Playhouse Café in Mapua. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Boarders hit slopes of Mapua

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Elliot St residents Geoff Morrissey, left, and Neil Deans want the overhead lines on Elliot St to be put underground. Insert: Spacers have been used to keep the lines apart. Photos: Andrew Board.
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Historic street sick of historic power lines

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Ben Gibbs addresses the crowd at the Merchant Navy Day parade at Anzac Park on Saturday. For more photos of the parade visit www.nelsonweekly.co.nz. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Efforts of Merchant Navy remembered at Anzac Park

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Helen Lynch is hosting a community lunch at the Brook Community Gardens this Saturday in an effort to get more families involved in gardening this spring. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Come garden at the Brook

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Devon St residents Tyler Burke, 8, with his sister Stevie, 6, grab some pizza as part of the street party held with their neighbours last week. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Street party starts a new tradition

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School rugby players Charna Thompson, 18, Laura Stielow, 16, and Tash Kara, 17, are off to Christchurch tomorrow to compete against the best schools in Christchurch in a 10s competition. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Girls off to 10s comp

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Kings of the court

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Preparing for Daffodil Day this Friday is from left; CEO of the Cancer Society’s Wellington division Michael Smith, Nelson manager Linda Lucre and Shannan Clarke. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Preparing for Daffodil Day

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Dean Nick Kirk where the painting was stolen. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Theft breaks trust

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Nayland College business winners Phillipa Oldham, left, and Gemma Fern at the Saturday market. Photo: Amber Bourke.
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Students take on market

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Enjoying an afternoon of tea, coffee and cakes is from left: Colleen Mattison, Mary Haynes, Yvonne Kleiven, Lois Aitkenhead, Tracey Henderson, Jillian Jary and Norma Gillespie. Photo: Amber Bourke.
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Lioness club takes on new cause

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Nayland College player Bjorn van Ginkel will miss the national tournament after rupturing his spleen during a first division game this season. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Freak accident ends hopes for nationals

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Crew members with the world’s fastest Mini from left; Mike Wilson, Steve Tolmie, Paul Dowell, Garry Orton, Larry Mulholland, Bryan Hartley and Nelson Hartley. Photo: Mike Wilson.
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World’s fastest mini

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Rebecca McKenzie-Pollock, 17, models a dress from Profile at the Spring Fashion Fling on Saturday night. Right is school principal Cathy Ewing. Photos: Andrew Board.
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Principal on catwalk

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Nelson tennis player Henry Neas in action during Saturday's Junior Open Championship at the Tasman Tennis Centre in Richmond. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Tennis juniors tough it out

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Working on bringing ultra-fast broadband to Nelson homes and businesses are from left; Paul Heath of Adcock and Donaldson, Steve Lovell of Transfield Services and Darryl Shadbolt of Adcock and Donaldson. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Ultra-fast broadband on its way

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Young chef third in NZ

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Colin Lister fell off his bike on the suspension bridge.
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Another cyclist falls off bridge

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Murchison celebrate winning the Car Company division two title
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Murchison claim maiden title

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Solveig Sheed having Marmite on toast for breakfast at Nelson Hospital last week. The hospital still has a supply of the spread which hasn’t been produced since March. Photo: Andrew Board
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Patients can still get Marmite fix

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