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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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Jem Coursey models his mother Katie’s range of baby clothes. Photo: Sarah Ryland
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Baby photo started online business

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Outrage over front yard rules

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The Nelson Vintage Car Club

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Bowater Hyundai CEO Chris Bowater outside the building that will be pulled down in February. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Another building to come down after failing quake test fail

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New homes being built in Richmond. Demand for new homes means there’s a shortage of sections, say local builders.
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Section shortage puts pressure on new homes

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Walk With Us president Carol Shirley, second left, with ASB Aquatic and Fitness Centre staff from left, Pierre Holland, Crystal Gaiger, Lisa Stove, Bev Goodall and Vaughan Hope in the centre’s gym last Tuesday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
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Aquatic Centre walking with shoe trust

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MPs: Air NZ prices too high

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Julie Redwood after losing 50kg and with her old jeans. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Nelson mother loses 50kg

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Tom Sturgess in the new motorbike museum on Haven Rd in Nelson. Photo: Simon Bloomberg.
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New home for 280 classic motorbikes

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Flood update

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Nelson an eTown finalist

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The Richmond Mall Pines are sending two volleyball teams to the national club championship in Tauranga this week. The Pines have won the competition two years in a row. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Pines chase third national title

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A fire at Waterblaster Solutions in Wakatu Estate was the third major fire in just two weeks. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Major fires keep fire fighters busy

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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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Richmond Unlimited’s Kevin Gear and Marina Buonocore, who were on the Wi-Fi working committee, and Richmond councillor Judene Edgar have been involved in setting up free wireless internet access in the Richmond CBD. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Free WiFi on its way

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Keith Baker of Nelson with his 3.7 and 3.9kg crayfish caught off the BoulderBank for the Motueka RSA McCashin's Fishing competition held over the weekend. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
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Fishing comp a whopping success

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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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Local businesswomen looking for Nelson’s most wonderful woman. They are from left; Julie Forbes, Kate Donaldson, Karen Jordan, Lauren Lewis, Paulette Potter, Melanie Potter, Jan Taylor, Jo Menary, Amy Cunningham and Lynley Matthews. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Where’s our most wonderful woman?

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Cycle trail to Kaiteriteri ‘by Christmas’

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Suburban Club manager Rob Finlayson with new club president Leigh Bromwell, after announcing a huge turnaround in its finances. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Suburban Club turns loss into $220k profit

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Stoke resident Brendan Sinnot sweeping water out of his neighbour’s home after it was flooded on Sunday night. Photo: Andrew Board
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Clean up begins

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The Raroa which will arrive in Nelson within the next few weeks to undergo a reported $80 million worth of repairs.
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Parts arrive for $80m ship repair

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Kate Donaldson, Kim Proctor-Western, Tanya Glenn, Kate Coote, Kate Gregory and Bridget Harwood are some of the team behind a plan to “paint Nelson pink” for the month of October. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Turning Nelson pink

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Michael Fox and Malcolm Ross from the Stoke Tahunanui Rotary Club cleaning up the coastline around Monaco. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
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Community groups clean up our beaches

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