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17 AUGUST 2018
ISSUE 430
REDUCING WASTE
Reducing waste – how can we do better?
Our communities generate a lot of waste, and about 62,000 tonnes from Nelson and Tasman ends up in
the landfill each year.
We know well over half that waste could Our proposed update to the Nelson Now we need to hear from you. Are we
be dealt with in a better way: By being Tasman Waste Management and on the right track with the draft plan? Is
reused, recycled or composted – or Minimisation Plan sees a greater focus on there more we could do? What part can
avoided altogether. waste avoidance and getting our whole you play?
community on board.
The Nelson City and Tasman District Find out more
councils are working together to minimise Our goals are to work with the • Head online for more information and
and manage waste in our region. community to: to make a submission –
We’ve developed a plan to guide us – • avoid the creation of waste www.tasman.govt.nz/feedback
but we can’t make a big impact without • improve efficiency of resource use, and • Copies of the draft plan are also
your help. Everyone has a part to play in available at Council offices and libraries.
• reduce the harmful effects of waste
reusing and recycling the resources we
have, reducing waste and protecting our In our proposed plan we outline where we Consultation is open until
environment from its effects. are now, where we want to be and how 17 September 2018.
we plan to get there.
BOOMERANG BAGS 3 2019 LOCAL ELECTIONS 4 WRITE CHOICES 8
17 AUGUST 2018 1.
Mayor's message Motueka Boomerang Bag initiative seek volunteers
Recently I had the privilege of attending a recognition ceremony for Boomerang Bags works to raise awareness about plastic pollution and foster sustainable behaviour
Enhanced Task Force Green (ETFG) personnel. through hands-on grassroots community action.
These are people who have spent 20 weeks repairing fences and The Government in 2017 Dedicated community members, schools and 3. Donate suitable fabric. It can be remnants,
clearing silt and debris from underneath apple trees and kiwifruit commissioned the Three groups collect recycled fabric and turn it into old curtains, bedspreads, duvet covers –
vines following Cyclone Gita. This work was funded by the Ministry of Waters Review to look at the reusable bags as a sustainable alternative to as long it is in good enough condition for
Social Development and was supported by staff from Civil Defence, effectiveness of the regulatory plastic. Here's how you can help: a bag. Drop off at Motueka Technology
Ministry for Primary Industries, Tasman District Council and the Top regime for drinking water, wastewater and stormwater. Clean and Education Centre, Parklands School,
of the South Rural Support Trust. The ETFG personnel have made a safe drinking water is fundamental to public health and we want to 1. Come to a sewing bee. Every second and
Motueka.
huge contribution to horticultural businesses recovering from the ensure there is sufficient supply of potable drinking water for years fourth Sunday of the month 1.00 pm to 3.00
effects of the cyclone and their contribution is greatly appreciated. to come. In doing so, this highlights the significant and ongoing pm at the Motueka Technology Education 4. Use and reuse our bags and if you don't
I would like to thank everyone who has been involved. It has been a issues we will be facing regarding water management in our Centre, Parklands School, Motueka. All skill need it any more, return it to a rack at one
great success. region. The Council has obligations to ratepayers for excellence in levels welcome. of our participating stores in Motueka:
water management. We also need to ensure we manage our waters Beefair, GreenWorld Health and LifeStyle,
As a unitary authority, Tasman District Council has numerous 2. Sew some bags at home. Email
well to ensure continuing good environmental outcomes. BeetRoot, Potters Patch, Floral Affaire,
responsibilities relating to the management of water. We have boomerangbagsmotueka@gmail.com to
Motueka Floral Studio, Mrs Smiths.
regional council responsibilities relating to water quality and Water is a key issue for all of us. These issues will be ongoing and arrange collection of fabric/instructions.
ensuring we manage our water resources competently. We also we will provide a dedicated section in future Newsline editions
New water treatment plant planned for Wakefield
have territorial authority responsibilities regarding the supply of regarding water security and quality for our district.
safe drinking water, and adequate wastewater and stormwater
infrastructure. There will be articles in future Newsline editions about
water management, including urban supply and issues around how To service the burgeoning township of Wakefield and meet the Government’s recently updated drinking
we manage fresh water in the Tasman District. Richard Kempthorne
water standards, we are planning to build a new water treatment plant at Spring Grove.
Mayor
As the existing supply channel is nearing run through the church. We plan to lay new any disturbance that would indicate the
capacity, the new plant will future-proof water pipes along a different route through possible presence of unmarked graves.
supply for growth for at least the next the church grounds.
In case you missed it... 30 years, provide a better level of water
treatment and can be used as an emergency
An archaeologist has been engaged
No graves were found, but excavation work
for the new pipe will be monitored by an
to consult with the St John’s Church archaeologist, as there is a remote chance
A summary of recent Council meetings and the decisions made. backup water supply for Brightwater.
Committee and prepare a plan for work in that burials could be uncovered during pipe
Construction of the plant is planned for
the cemetery, including an application to laying. If any burials are found, the remains
Engineering Services Committee at a meeting on 28 August to aid decision-making on the future of 2019.
Heritage New Zealand. will be reinterred at another location in the
the project.
– 2 August 2018 Water quality testing at the proposed site is cemetery.
• Agreed to develop a Future Development Strategy for the Nelson With more than 100 unmarked graves
• Received information on how spending on new footpaths already underway.
Tasman region in partnership with Nelson City Council. known to exist in the cemetery, ground Find out more: Visit www.tasman.govt.nz/
throughout the District will be prioritised. The factors used to Wakefield’s water reservoirs are located on penetrating radar was used to survey the link/wakefield-wtp
assess the relative priority of footpath projects includes: estimated • Approved a draft Land Development Manual for public
a hill overlooking Saint John’s Church and proposed new pipe route. The system • Contact project manager Rob O’Grady at
pedestrian numbers, daily traffic counts, speeds, footpath consultation. More information on page 3.
the existing pipes feeding those reservoirs measures ground density, detecting rob.o’grady@tasman.govt.nz or 543 8634.
deficiency, road geometry and the source of requests. • Adopted the Richmond and Motueka Town Parking Strategy
to guide future planning for and management of town centre
Full Council – 9 August 2018
• Received an update on the Waimea Community Dam project,
parking in the two centres.
• Agreed to the construction of a purpose-built Harbourmaster
New land development guidelines proposed
noting an application for $18 million has been made to the
facility at Port Motueka.
Provincial Growth Fund. The Council will receive extra information We’re working with Nelson City Council to adopt a joint set of standards for infrastructure to guide
development around the region.
IS YOUR WATER SAFE?
It includes standards for such things as new required to follow, and good practice advice • We’re taking feedback on a draft proposal
footpaths, road design, vehicle crossings, that a developer can consider during the to update the TRMP to reference the
drainage and stormwater management, design process. land development manual as a set of
Get the BEST from your water! wastewater and water connections, reserves Associated practice notes for bio-retention standards and practice notes
Take the WORST out of it! and other infrastructure that the council will (rain gardens), wetlands and coastal and • A joint Tasman and Nelson Council
• Water Purification take ownership of when the development is freshwater inundation have also been hearing panel will consider
• Filtration complete. produced to provide guidance on ‘acceptable public feedback and then make
• UV Sterilisers
• Giarda Filters
TASMAN BAY Joint standards across the region simplify solutions’ when implementing the land
development manual.
recommendations to each council later in
the year
and align the development requirements for
• Water Softening businesses, professionals, contractors, and If adopted, a formal resource management
The process
WATER TESTING SERVICE 397 HIGH STREET MOTUEKA. landowners in both areas. plan change will follow in 2019. Learn more
AVAILABLE. PHONE: 03 528 8888 • We’re consulting on the land
and have your say: Visit tasman.govt.nz/
What’s in the land development manual? development manual and practice notes
The specialists in design, supply and installation of domestic & horticultural irrigation, drainage, feedback before 28 September.
effluent & septic systems, pumps, water harvesting & tanks and water treatment & filtration. The land development manual contains both at tasman.govt.nz/feedback
mandatory standards that developers are
2. NEWSLINE ISSUE 430 17 AUGUST 2018 3.
Larger water pipe in
Bird Lane to service
growth in north-
Final proposal for representation arrangements for eastern Wakefield
2018 – 2020 $132,000
the 2019 Local Elections Wai-iti Dam – closing
mechanism for outlet LTP Breakdown:
Projects by area
to allow CCTV access
for inspections or
On 1 August 2018, the Tasman District Council (Council) considered the submissions received on its Initial emergencies
2018 – 2020 $96,000
proposal regarding the representation arrangements for Council and Community Boards for the elections to
be held on 12 October 2019 and 2022.
Council received 14 submissions on its ask for community boards through this • Removal of casting vote from Standing
proposal. Ten submissions were in support of review process, and no such requests were Orders – Council rejects this submission as
the initial proposal, one partially in support, received. it is outside the scope of this review, and ! New Wakefield Water
Treatment Plant Lord Rutherford Brightwater Town
and several submissions raised matters that • Caveat that Councillor roles are spelt changes to the Standing Orders can be
to meet NZ drinking Road-Ellis Street Centre upgrade
were outside the scope of this review. out more clearly regarding acting and considered by Council at any time. water standards intersection upgrade 2019 – 2020 $870,000
2018 – 2020 $6.3 million 2019 – 2020 $200,000
Having considered all submissions and making decisions District-wide as against The Final Representation Proposal, along
objections, Council resolved to adopt its in their own ward – Council rejects this with the Council’s resolution and maps
initial proposal as Council’s final proposal, viz: submission, as all elected members must setting out the areas of the proposed wards/
make a declaration under Schedule 7, communities may be viewed online at Replace water
Wai-iti Dam – rock
• Retain the current five wards, their names S14 of the Local Government Act 2002, www.tasman.govt.nz/policy/public-
supply pipe in
armour to protect Arrow Street
and boundaries. attesting they “execute and perform in the consultation/representation-review/ or from erosion 2018 – 2021 $1 million
2018 – 2019 $80,000
• Mayor, who will be elected at large, and best interests of the District”. viewed at any Tasman District Council office
13 Councillors to be elected from wards • No legislative definition of “representation”, or library.
as follows: two councillors for Golden and lack of understanding of Councillors'
New Brightwater
Appeals water supply bores
Bay Ward, one for Lakes-Murchison Ward, oath of office and voting – Council 2022 – 2026 $643,000
three councillors for Motueka Ward, three Any person who made a submission on
notes and acknowledges the submitters Brightwater
councillors for Moutere-Waimea Ward and the Council’s initial proposal may lodge an Water Treatment
comments, but rejects them as they are Plant upgrade
four councillors for Richmond Ward. appeal against the Council decision. An
outside this review, but will consider ways to meet drinking
appeal must relate to the matters raised in water standards
• Retain the current Motueka and Golden of explaining Council’s processes and roles
that person’s submission. 2019/20 – 2020/21
Bay Community Boards, their current to its communities. $1.4 million
What’s the plan
boundaries, names and membership. Appeals must be made in writing and
• First Past the Post (FPP) Electoral system New wastewater
Council rejected the matters raised in must be received by Council no later than pipeline from
(two requests in favour of changing this
submissions for the following reasons: 18 September 2018. Wakefield to Three
for Brightwater
system, and one in favour of retaining 88 Valley Water
Brothers Corner to
Treatment Plant
• Requests for further Community Board it) – Council rejects these submissions, as Online appeals can be made at Undergrounding of cater for growth
and pump station
power lines in Ellis 2019 – 2024 $8 million
delegations – Council rejects these two they are out of scope of this review, and www.tasman.govt.nz/feedback. treatment upgrades
requests as being out of scope of this
review, and as any additional delegations
as it resolved in 2017 to retain FPP for the
2019 and 2022 triennial elections, and the
Appeals can also be: and Wakefield? Street, Brightwater
2019 – 2020 $450,000
(option yet to be
confirmed)
2021 – 2023 $1.8 million
can be made by Council at any time as an public can at any time present a petition • delivered to any Council office
amendment to the Delegations Register. to Council requesting a poll on electoral
The Tasman District Council has adopted
• mailed to: Tasman District Council, Private Replace water pipes
• Request to offer Community Boards to systems. Bag 4, Richmond 7050; or
its Long Term Plan for 2018 to 2028. Over in Whitby Road and
those wards that do not have them – • Establishment of Maori Wards (two • emailed to: info@tasman.govt.nz the next few issues of Newsline we'll WhitBy Way
2021 – 2023 $1.2 million
Council rejects this request as Councillors submissions opposed to this) – Council
Janine Dowding, Chief Executive examine some of the plans for various
have been advised in the past that rejects these submissions as they are out
ratepayer groups in wards that do not of scope of this review and as it resolved in
17 August 2018 parts of the District. So what's in it for
have a Community Board do not support 2017 not to establish a Maori Ward for the Wakefield and Brightwater?
the establishment of such. Also, these 2019 elections. New wastewater pump
communities had the opportunity to station and pipeline in
north Brightwater to
accommodate growth
2023 – 2026 $1.6 million
Brightwater flood
BRAND NEW
improvements
2021 – 2022 $80,000
Bird Lane improvements,
including left-turning
SHOWHOMES lane onto State
Highway 60
2024 – 2026 $828,000 Replace main water pipe
from Ranzau Road to
Three Brothers Corner
3 Berryfield Drive, Richmond | 1 Malone Crescent, Richmond New stormwater pipe 2027/28 – 2029/30
in Bird Lane to service $1.9 million
new development and
Proud to be sponsoring: alleviate flooding
CONTACT 03 543 9502 | 0800 42 45 46 | www.gjgardner.co.nz 2025 – 2026 $822,000
NELSON OFFICE 195 Queen Street, Richmond
OPEN Monday to Friday, 8.00am – 5.00pm
The current LTP budgets also include $26.2 million
for the Waimea Community Dam in 2018 – 2019.
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K E E P I N G YO U I N F O R M E D A B O U T N E W S A N D E V E N T S I N T H E TA S M A N D I S T R I CT 17 AUGUST 2018 K E E P I N G YO U I N F O R M E D A B O U T N E W S A N D E V E N T S I N T H E TA S M A N D I S T R I CT 17 AUGUST 2018
Air Quality Exceedance Major wastewater upgrades for Creative workshops for Motueka Proposals to close roads to Reduced speed limit for Appleby Public sessions for digital
We’re required to publicly notify Pohara youth vehicular traffic Highway building consents
exceedances of the National Environmental Work will soon begin on the next stage of A free creative writing workshop for young Pursuant to the Transport (Vehicular Traffic We're working with the New Zealand Tasman District Council and Nelson City
Standards relating to Air Quality. upgrading the wastewater system between people is on offer in Motueka on Tuesday 28 Road Closure) Regulations 1965, notice Transport Agency on proposals to lower the Council are going live on 1 October 2018
The Richmond Airshed PM10 concentrations Tata Beach and Takaka. The $2 million stage August. is hereby given that the Tasman District speed limit on the Appleby Highway (SH60 ) with the AlphaOne building consent
exceeded an average 24-hour concentration includes replacing the wastewater pump The workshop will be held at Imagine Council for the purpose of a Nelson Car Club system. It will allow you to submit and track
and some adjoining local roads to improve
of 50 micrograms per cubic metre (μg/m3) station next to Totally Roasted Café in Pohara Theatre Motueka, from 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm Rally Event proposes to close the following applications, including building consents,
safety. The proposed changes are designed
on the following dates: (known as the Four Winds pump station), and and is open to aspiring writers aged 12 to road to ordinary vehicular traffic for the certificates of acceptance, exemptions and
to improve safety for all road users, and will
the underground wastewater pipes between 24. Check out the Mot Youth Acre Facebook period indicated hereunder. code compliance certificates. We will also be
PM10 Extent not greatly affect travel times. streamlining inspection bookings using the
the pump station and Clifton (outside 622 page, or email motuekacoordinator@gmail. During the proposed period of closure
Concentration of PM10
Day measured (μg/ exceedance Abel Tasman Drive). com for more information. the following provision will be made for Find out more: Visit www.tasman.govt. AlphaOne booking app.
(2018) m3) (μg/m3) The existing wastewater system here was built This workshop is part of youth series offered ordinary vehicular traffic which would nz/feedback for more information. We will be offering two information
9 June 63 13 in 1994. Since then there has been significant in August by the Tasman District Council in otherwise use the road: NIL Consultation on the reduced speed limits evenings which will give you the
23 June 60 10 population growth, and the current pump partnership with Mot Youth Acre. Any person objecting to the proposals is is open until 28 August 2018. opportunity to see how AlphaOne works
27 June 54 4 station and pipes can no longer handle the called upon to lodge notice of his objection and set up your customer login.
28 June 61 11 volume of wastewater being generated. Motueka youth invited on Wild and grounds thereof in writing, before
Out with the old – Secondhand Date: 11 September and 12 September
2 July 59 9 The existing pipes are prone to breaking, Adventures! Friday 28 September 2018 at the office of Time: 5.00 pm – 7.30 pm.
4 July 60 10 which can lead to discharges of raw the Council at: 189 Queen Street, Private Sunday returns! Venue: Sports House Board Room – Saxton
Motueka teens are invited to come explore bag 4, Richmond 7050 or via email info@ Secondhand Sunday is a garage sale where
5 July 76 26 wastewater into stormwater and farm drains Field. Food and refreshment supplied.
the outdoors and discover their local tasman.govt.nz. everything is free! This regular event is a
6 July 59 9 and ultimately into the Motupipi Estuary, so RSVP Monday 3 September to
adventure hotstops, in a new series of free great way to clear out some clutter or find
11 July 56 6 we need to better protect our environment Road proposed to be closed to ordinary bcadmin@tasman.govt.nz.
events organised by Tasman District Council hidden treasures. The next Secondhand
19 July 53 3 with stronger, larger pipes to transport vehicular traffic: Redwood Road between If you are planning a building project in the
and Whenua Iti Outdoors. Sunday is on 2 September. Visit www.
wastewater. The new pump station will have the Moutere Highway and Coastal Highway next 12 months, make sure you come along
20 July 51 1 Motueka Wild Adventures is an outdoor
larger storage capacity, greater earthquake (SH60). tasman.govt.nz (search phrase: SecondHand
27 July 53 3 adventure group for young people to and see the demonstration.
resilience and much better odour treatment. Period or periods of proposed closure: Sunday) to register. Your address will be
The work is set to begin in early September, learn more about the fun on offer in their added to the list of those participating and
The results are the 24 hour values measured Sunday 7 October 2018, 8.30 am – 5.00 pm.
and will be carried out by Donaldson Civil. The own backyard. Activities will include you can download a poster to print and
using the continuous Beta Attention Monitor Approved closures
project will take until about March 2019, so mountainbiking, kayaking, waka ama, high attach to your mailbox on the day.
(equivalent method). The total number of
ropes, coasteering (an activity combining Applicant: Richmond Unlimited
exceedances to date this season is 12. there will be a lengthy period of roadworks on Treasure hunters can view the list of those
Abel Tasman Drive. Work on the pipeline will rock climbing and swimming) and cooking Event: Netball Super Club Day
More information is available online: offering free gear online and head out
stop between December 2018 and February over a camp fire. Location: Croucher Street , Richmond. For
www.tasman.govt.nz/environment/air/air-quality fossicking on the day.
2019 to avoid disruption during the busy Register for Motueka Wild Adventures the length of Sundial Square Council Meetings
Date: Wednesday 22 August 2018 Agendas and Minutes for Council
summer holiday period. Donaldson Civil will Anyone keen to join in on Motueka’s Wild Motueka Arts Council Winter Meetings can be viewed on Council’s
contact landowners before work begins in Adventures can register online with Whenua Time: 9.30 am to 3.00 pm
front of their properties, and access will be Iti – whenuaiti.org.nz.
Workshops website at www.tasman.govt.nz.
maintained for residents apart from short Mask Making with Karl Wulff: Tuesdays 4, 11,
3.30 pm – 7.00 pm, every Friday between Matiu Te Huki concert 18, and 25 September.
periods to be agreed in advance. 26 October – 30 November 2018. Transport In collaboration with the winter workshop Unless otherwise stated, all meetings
Find out more: Learn more about Beginners Oamaru Stone Carving with
will be provided from Motueka High School. programme, the Motueka Arts Council will be held at Council Chambers,
the wastewater upgrade at Stephanie Jewell: Friday 7 September.
Suitable for ages 13 – 18 years. presents Matiu Te Huki in concert with 189 Queen Street, Richmond.
www.tasman.govt.nz/link/four-winds. Advanced Oamaru Stone Carving with
violinist Alice Williams and Dan Antell at the Stephanie Jewell: Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 Motueka Community Board
Chanel Arts Centre. 22 September, doors September. Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott
open at 7.00 pm. $15 pre-sale tickets, $20
SuRvEyiNg & at the door, $40 for the concert plus his
Maori Sacred Stance with Matiu te Huki: Place, Motueka. Tuesday 21 August,
Saturday 22 September. 4.00 pm. Public forum
RESouRCE MaNagEMENt daytime workshop: Maori Sacred Stance.
Introduction to Stencil Making with Jen
Providing legal advice on • Project Management Audit and Risk Committee
Hyde: Monday 24 September.
• Resource Consents & Planning Thursday, 23 August, 1.30 pm.
property and business matters. Steam Punk Jewelry with Michelle Webb:
• Subdivision Design & Management No public forum
Providing
Providinglegal
legal advice on
advice on • Land Development Engineering
Saturday 13 – Sunday 14 October.
Zoe Bond
property and
property andbusiness matters.
business matters.
Associate
Theatre of Liberation with Andy Dolling: Community Grants Subcommittee
Monday 22 October. Wednesday 29 August, 9.30 am.
Zoe Bond
zbond@fvm.co.nz Email JenniferHyde77@yahoo.com or phone No public forum
Zoe Bond
Associate
265A Queen Street, Richmond
Associate 020 4129 9150.
Ph: (03) 543 8301 Commercial Committee
zbond@fvm.co.nz Programmes at Westrupp Jewellers and
Friday 31 August, 1.30 pm.
zbond@fvm.co.nz
265A Queen Street, Richmond Potter’s Patch. The Motueka Arts Council
265A Queen Street, Richmond No public forum
Ph: (03) 5438301 thanks Tasman Creative Communities and
Ph: (03) 543 8301 81 Selwyn Place, Nelson • Ph 03 548 4422 • www.staigsmith.co.nz Rata Foundation.
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NZ Theatre Month are happy to lend them to us to copy either search for particular authors or titles
and publish on the Kete Tasman website, in the library catalogue and click on the link
September is NZ Theatre Month. We’re
please get in touch. For further information to download the e-book directly into your
delighted to be hosting play readings at
please contact us on 03 543 8500 or email: device.
Richmond and Motueka Libraries. Nelson
LibraryInfoServices@tasman.govt.nz.
Repertory Theatre will be at Richmond Or you can visit each provider’s site via the
Library on Saturday 8 September with Keep an eye on our What’s On at Your library website e-Library page and browse
James and the Giant Peach at 10.00 am Library page for upcoming events marking the online shelves to find new titles that
followed by The Queen’s Gambit, a murder the 125th anniversary of suffrage in interest you.
mystery where the audience gets to guess New Zealand.
We regularly add new titles to OverDrive,
who the murderer is, at 11.15 am.
Renew your books online Borrowbox and e-Platform so check into
James and the Giant Peach is on at Motueka each site every few weeks to see what’s new.
Did you know that you can renew your
Library on Saturday 15 September at
library loans online via the library website?
10.00 am. Your e-library – open 24/7
Just click on My Account (top right hand
Pick n Mix reading for adults corner of the website home page). Log in
Have you completed your Pick n Mix reading using your library card number and PIN,
click on Checkouts and select the items you
programme yet? You still have time to enter New on the shelf
our winter reading challenge for adults. Pick want to renew. Remember that when you
n Mix is running at all Tasman libraries until renew rental items a new charge goes onto
Friday 31 August. your account for the new loan period.
All you have to do is read one book from e-books and e-audio at your
four of the twelve categories listed on the library
reading programme. Write the title and
Are you a reader of e-books and e-audio?
author alongside the categories you’ve
Did you know that your library offers a Other People's
chosen, add your details to the form and go Houses
range of titles in both these formats via
into the draw to win. You can enter as many by Abbi Waxman
three sources?
times as you want.
As well as OverDrive, we also provide
Suffrage 125 e-books and e-audio via Bolinda Borrowbox
Tasman Libraries are celebrating the 125th and Wheelers e-Platform.
anniversary of New Zealand women gaining
To access e-titles from each of these
the right to vote by bringing together The Handmaid’s
providers, you need to download their apps
photos and other materials that document Tale
to whatever device you use for reading or
the lives of women in Tasman District Season One - DVD
listening to your e-books.
between 1893 and 1993.
Once you’ve got the apps installed you
If you have original photos, letters or
have two ways of finding e-titles. You can
other unique items from this period and
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