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by Kim Parkinson pieces of music on marimbas (percussion instrument), using A GROUP of students chosen the Orff Schulwerk or as it is for their performing arts abilities more commonly known, the Orff PERFORMING ARTS and high literacy levels have Approach. come together for their second Mrs Hall is trained in The face-to-face rehearsal at Orff Schulwerk — a way of Aurora kids take their talents to the stage Gisborne’s Unity Theatre. teaching music that explores The children were selected the relationship between music, from 11 Gisborne city and rural movement and speech. schools to be part of the Aurora Developed by German Drama programme for gifted composer Carl Orff and students. colleague Gunild Keetman Under the guidance of during the 1920s, the Orff specialist music teacher Michelle Approach, through exploration, Hall, they crafted a performance improvisation and creation, based on the works of Maori uses a student’s own language poet Hone Tuwhare and other and understanding as a starting New Zealand inspired-poetry. point for music-making and The performance is performance. accompanied with music and Mrs Hall is a member of the movement. Orff Association of New Zealand Matawai School student and uses it in many areas of Isabelle Redpath said she was curriculum. excited to be there and was New Zealand Gifted Awareness enjoying working with the group. Week is held in June and the Lilla Hain, from Waerenga-o- theme this year is “Wellbeing — Kuri School, said she had been a no limits approach”. chosen for the group because “We felt that dramatic she liked speaking in front of performance was an excellent people and was a good reader. fit for supporting the emotional The performance, called wellbeing of our promising Manaakitia Papatuanuku young thespians,” said The (Perform Me a Poem), comprises Aurora Education Foundation four poems which the students director Sunny Bush. interpreted and put to music. “Aurora is here in Gisborne They also wrote their own as a launchpad to promote words for the interpretations, accelerated learning, strong based on a structure given by personal development and Mrs Hall. resilient wellbeing.” Two provocative Hone Tuwhare poems on environmental ■ The Gisborne Aurora group sustainability were the platform will present their show on for the integrated performance. Wednesday. July 1 at Unity POWERFUL PERCUSSION: Zoe Newman and Elijah Wright play percussion in the Aurora Drama group — Zoe The students also perform two Theatre in Ormond Road. on a two-tone wood block and Elijah on a djembe drum. Pictures by Rebecca Grunwell

PERFORMING POETRY: Izzy Hopkins plays the xylophone in the Aurora Drama group’s upcoming MAKING MUSIC: Lilla Hain and Liahone Noanoa concentrate on getting the notes right as they practise the performance Manaakitia Papatuanuku based on New main piece by Maria Kapa on their xylophones. Zealand-inspired poetry with an environmental theme. Rail line ‘about rebuild, not repair’ Get your Gisborne Herald FROM PAGE 1 to being transported north, rather than Crown capital below”. south. In other words, the Government home-delivered Mr Miller acknowledged increased Mr Miller did not think BERL’s $13m of provided capital expenditure for rail interest in resurrecting the line than in annual maintenance a year would cover it. infrastructure, and KiwiRail had to the past, but he remained unconvinced The original rail corridor was built in operate commercially from that point by the BERL feasibility study, which the 1900s, not the 1930s. Long periods with good use of taxpayer funds and good he believed underestimated the costs of closure had resulted in no capital returns. involved in reinstating the line at $23 expenditure and the line degrading very The coalition Government had provided million. quickly. over $4.5 billion for rail tracks, ships, The Gisborne-Wairoa line “is not about He had looked at the tracks, tunnels terminals, locomotives, wagons and repair, it’s (about) rebuild”. and the subsidence issues. The technology. Capital expenditure outlined in the engineering required was more akin to the KiwiRail had to determine investment BERL feasibility report was too low, rebuilding of the line at Kaikoura. capital on the 3000km of tracks, maintenance was too low and revenue was Mr Miller said rail in New Zealand thousands of bridges and hundreds of “a bit out” with some of the trade referred was a case of “economic above track, and tunnels. To nd out more call 869 0620 The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 NEWS 3 Bull Week set to bring millions into region

by Murray Robertson lineup. Studmaster Dean McHardy and his sales season,” said auctioneer Neville Clark Muriwai, then down to Kenhardt Angus at team have put up 40 this year. from Carrfields Livestock. Nuhaka and Turiroa Angus near Wairoa. MORE than 400 young Angus bulls will There will be great interest in how their “There will be a bull for everyone and they East Coast Angus Bull Week draws buyers change hands next week across the three sale performs with more bulls on offer. will be value for money — better value than in and supporters from all over New Zealand days of East Coast Angus Bull Week, and all Cricklewood from near Wairoa will sell their a lot of other places around the country.” and the word is more may come to Gisborne the signs point to another outstanding sales bulls alongside the Tangihau offering again At midday on Monday, the Combined this year because it’s a great place to come season. this year on-farm at Tangihau. sale at the Matawhero saleyards follows the for a break. The Angus bull sales last year contributed Sales across other parts of the country Tangihau/Cricklewood sale. Three studs will Two of the Hereford studs — Mokairau and more than $4 million to the regional economy. have generated high prices and that trend be represented — Orere Angus and Alpine Wilencote — will sell their R2 bulls on-farm Bull Week starts on Monday morning at should continue here next week, given the Angus from Rere and Waimata Angus. next Thursday morning and afternoon to the Tangihau Angus Stud at Rere, where an high regard cattlemen across the country That afternoon and evening Kaharau finish off the week. Australasian record auction price average for have for durable, consistent and well Angus on Rimunui Station off Riverside Road The opportunity to socialise at Bull Week Angus rising-two-year-old bulls was set last performed Gisborne-East Coast stud stock. will conduct their on-farm event. has been a major element of the event, year of almost $21,000. All reports indicate the stock on sale On Tuesday it is the turn of Turihaua and that will certainly be embraced again, Tangihau also recorded the top Angus through the Tairawhiti studs have come Angus, Lane Bros Whangara Angus and particularly in these post-Covid lockdown price in New Zealand last season, with one of through the season well and look in fantastic Ratanui Angus, inland from Tolaga Bay. times. their bulls sold for $88,000. condition. The focus switches on Wednesday to Bull Week has always been as much about Last year the stud sold all 23 in their “I think it’s going to be a very positive Rangatira Angus on Coventry Station at the people, as it has been about the bulls. Shooting protected SON ATTACKED karearea ‘despicable’ ‘This is something that needs to change’ by Sophie Rishworth

A THREATENED PUNCHED, kicked, choked by his own and protected hoodie and whacked with his own shoe, karearea (New 10-year-old Ian Grace-Harvey said he did Zealand falcon) was not defend himself because he did not TEACH KIDS found dying from want to fight. KINDNESS: Ian a bullet wound His mum Haley Grace-Hollis shared Grace-Harvey, 10, in Gisborne and her son’s experience on Facebook this and his mum Haley the Department week because she did not want the Grace-Hollis. On of Conservation incident to be swept under the carpet. Wednesday Ian is appealing for “I know I am not the only parent this was targeted by information about has happened to, and it is happening too three other boys his the incident. often. age, pushed to the The wounded The karearea is “If we want to make a change, we have ground and kicked. karearea was taken rarer than the kiwi. to stand up and say something and the His mother wants to a vet where it kids have to speak up too. Don’t wait the community to died. DoC picture until someone posts it on Facebook, stand stand up and speak A necropsy by up and do something about it.” out against bullying, Massey University’s Ian is a Year 6 student at Riverdale which she says is Wildbase revealed a small injury on the School but Mrs Grace-Hollis said she a problem in every chest to be a bullet wound, likely from a knew this sort of incident did not just school in Gisborne. .22 calibre firearm. happen at her son’s school. Karearea are fully protected by law, “This is something that needs to Picture by KEH with penalties of up to two years of change within all schools of Gisborne.” Photography imprisonment and a $100,000 fine for On Wednesday, Ian’s grandmother was harming one. called to pick him up early. “It’s despicable that someone would “Ian explained to me and my mum deliberately shoot such a spectacular and what had happened but he couldn’t quite rare bird,” DoC East Coast operations get the words out because he was too manager John Lucas said. upset. “We are really keen to find out who did “I could see him getting teary-eyed so I the Facebook post. of them was his best friend since he was this. told him, ‘You go with Nan’. Mrs Grace-Hollis said she had read the five. “We have been carrying out our own “I calmed myself down before I went comments full of aroha (love) on Facebook “I would also like to acknowledge Ian’s investigations, but any information the back and had that conversation with him. to her son and he felt stronger knowing koka who has gone above and beyond for public can share with us would be a huge I didn’t want him to see me as upset as I he had the support of adults. Ian and is feeling awful about what has help. was. “That warmed my heart to see people happened. We know it’s not her fault and “It is totally unacceptable for anyone “When I eventually got to sit with him, do care.” appreciate the aroha she sent to us and to shoot a karearea and if DoC can find I asked, ‘why didn’t you get up son?’ Mrs Grace-Hollis said she wanted Ian. out who has done this we will have no “He said, ‘ I didn’t want to fight Mum’. people to educate their children about Mrs Grace-Hollis said she was also hesitation in prosecuting them.” “They had pushed him to the ground, bullying and what it does to other kids. aware that it wasn’t always the parents’ Karearea are endemic to New Zealand kicked and punched him while he was on “But also educate them about love, fault if the children were bullies. and are one of the country’s most the ground. They pulled his hoody up and kindness, compassion and caring. We’ve “My sons have been naughty too but spectacular birds. choked him, one of his shoes fell off and raised our son to love people, help people we are a loving whanau and we have They can fly at speeds up to 100kmh they smacked him in the head with the and give them a hand. consequences. It is not always the parents and are built with agility to manoeuvre shoe. “I shouldn’t have to teach my son to be or always the kids — it is half and half. and crash through dense bush, making “It wasn’t until the teacher saw that hard, and fight back. We’ve got enough “If your child won’t listen to you, then them an efficient hunter. something wasn’t right with Ian that he ugliness in the world. We need more find someone they will listen to. There is The population is under threat, with opened up about what happened. kindness and caring. always a way. fewer than 4000 pairs estimated to be left “And we got called from there.” “I love him just the way he is. He is a “We’ve also had whanau, friends, in the wild, making them rarer than kiwi. It was not the first time her son had loving boy who would give the shirt off teachers and complete strangers sending Sanctuaries are supplementing been hurt and bullied. his back. messages of love and support to my son populations in several areas around Mrs Grace-Hollis has another son at “He will fight with his little brother and me. We appreciate you all. New Zealand to ensure karearea do not the school and now neither of them want like cats and dogs but with other children “My son is still a little hesitant to disappear from the wild. to catch the bus there. he is kind.” return to kura, but he is strong and The bird’s body will be returned to Three other boys were involved — all Mrs Grace-Hollis said Riverdale School this is an obstacle we as a whanau and Gisborne where the feathers will be around the same age as Ian. had been really good about the incident. community will help him overcome.” available for cultural purposes. Mrs Grace-Hollis said she was crying “Koka (teacher got straight on to it, Riverdale principal and board of A statement from DoC said the and shaking when she posted about the she called their parents, called us, and trustees chair Julie Mclaughlin said the department appreciated any help from the incident on Facebook. followed up. safety and wellbeing of their students public to discourage this behaviour and “I’m still crying today. I don’t want to “We had a meeting with her, she was was their key priority. was grateful to the person who reported eat, or get out of bed but I have to for very upset with what had happened too “We work very hard to help our this particular incident. my children. I feel maemae (hurt) for my and does not want this happening at the children develop the skills they need for To report information or any injured son, what he’s gone through and that I school. success, both educationally and socially. native wildlife, ring 0800 DOC HOT (0800 couldn’t protect him.” “In the long run I would like my son to “Where issues arise we work hard to 362 468). More than 280 people commented on be friends with these kids again — one address these appropriately.” 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES Deaths Memorial Services LOCKETT, Keith Deaths Barnett. — Peacefully JACK KURU on Wednesday, 17th June, 2020, at his home SATURDAY KEMP, Padudi (’Boy’) 27.6.2020 Tawehi. — On 18th in Thames. One month short of his 90th 10am Seating June 2020 surrounded To be held at: by his loving whanau. birthday. Much loved husband for the past 66 The Vines Estate Beloved husband of Gisborne Kate, father of Kiri and years of Mary. Dearly Harry, Daiminn and loved Dad of Michael Non-alcoholic event Kelly-ann, Atareta and and Risdi, Christine and Frank, Stephen, Julie All friends and family Keri, Michael and welcome Raewyn. ‘Papa’ to our and Murray, Maryanne beautiful Shannon and Shaun, Deborah (dec). ‘Papa’ to all his and Johan, Catherine beautiful grandchildren and Graeme, Jennifer In Memoriam and great grandchildren. and Dupe, Barbara and Loving brother to Matai James, and the late In loving memory of and Polly (dec), Cinda Peter, David and our mother (dec) and Allan (dec), Andrew. Cherished Ben (dec), Paku (dec), Granddad of Hayden, MARIA Dale (dec), Mangu and Keren, Andrew, WHITEHEAD Diane, Lu, Libby and Bridget, Erika, Sasha, 13.2.1945 - 20.6.2015 Haki, Laurie (dec), Jessie, Adam, Luke, Sarah and Forlie, Jack, Thomas, Georgia, Audrey, John Sandra and George, Josh, Katie, Maaike, and Bruce Justine and Robert. Henry, George, Uncle to all his nieces Scarlett, Hugo, Alfie, and nephews. Zara, Charlie and Max, In Memoriam Dad will be lying at and great-granddad of Muriwai Marae from seven. midday onwards. A service to celebrate The funeral Service the life of Keith will be to be held at Church of held at Twentymans Jesus Christ of Latter Grahamstown Chapel, Day Saints, Manutuke 102 Kirkwood Street, Chapel at 11am, Thames, on Tuesday Sunday, 21st June. 23rd June, at 11am, followed by private We, the whanau of - Evans Funeral cremation. the late Services Ltd FDANZ MATTHEW www.evansfuneral.co.nz TWENTYMANS MANA HAWEA KEMP, Padudi Wish to thank all who Tawehi. — Rest in Bereavements travelled near and far peace Rangatira. YMP to pay respect to our TRIPLE STRIKE: It was a great Monday on the water for For hard. Gran and Dad. To Reel skipper Karl Bennett and his two crewmates. The three - E te Whanau MICHAEL JOHN CHISHOLM all who contributed each caught and weighed in southern bluefin tuna which have Ngarangioue. koha, kai, their time been running nicely for anglers since Covid-19 restrictions 28 May 2020 and aroha to ensure eased. Peter Morrell (above) landed the biggest of the treble — Deaths Fay, Teresa, Ivan, Ben his journey was as 111.25kg — after a 45-minute battle; Jarred Bennett (top right) and families, would like our Gran would have caught a 95kg fish and Karl’s catch weighed in at 80.05kg. to express our sincere loved. To all who Pictures supplied KEMP, Padudi worked tirelessly Tawehi. - Kei te Ringa thanks to all our friends for their support behind the scenes, raupā i hao wawetia i following the passing of our paepae - cousin te aho o Taramainuku, a loved husband, father Max, our Minita – haere okioki atu ai ki and granddad. Thank Uncle David - me ngā Hawaiki nui, Hawaiki you all for the cards and kai karanga – Aunty Anglers reeling in the bluefin roa, Hawaiki pāmamao! flowers. Ana. All our whānau Aroha tino nui ki a koe in the kīhini, those by Andrew Ashton The success rate has been better this swimming under the boat. Pāpā mō ake tonu. A very special thanks to who came daily, who Dr Roberto Sthory and cried with us, who year than most years. Most who have “There were at least 50 or 60 under - Nā Daiminn and GISBORNE anglers have been gone out for a look are getting fish.” the boat. I could see them on the Kell, Shannon, Kellann, the doctors and nursing comforted us, who staff of the Medical fed us, and those enjoying a dream run on tuna since At least six tuna had been caught and sounder so we were right in amongst it.” Resario, Pāeko, Covid-19 restrictions eased. Tūtemākoha and Zepria Ward. who constantly kept weighed at the club’s weighing station Two of the fish were reeled in on a watchful eye over Most Gisborne Tatapouri Sport but more could have been caught and lures made by Gisborne’s Graham With love, Fishing Club members who were able to not weighed here, he said. Dowsing while the other used a we remember. us and our Gran. In times like these no get back on the water had had success The majority were caught at Tuahine Bluewater lure supplied by Graham’s words can express our chasing southern bluefin tuna, said club High, an area 30 nautical miles offshore. wife Julie. In Memoriam thanks. A big mihi to president Roger Faber. The heaviest recorded so far was a “The big fish (111.25kg) took about all who provided care Bluefin worked their way up the 111.25kg bluefin by Peter Morrell off 45 minutes, the 95kg one about 35 and support to our East Coast of the North Island almost Karl Bennett’s boat For Reel on June 15. minutes and the one that I got, an 80kg BRUCE, Gran on Ward 8 at every year, he said, and this year they Karl and the two others on board fish, took about 10 minutes,” said Karl. Richard Mark the Gisborne Hospital had hung around a little more and had each landed tuna about 40 miles off the “It was awesome.” It seems like yesterday – all you nurses are spread up and down the Coast. Gisborne coast. The fish were chopped up and and a lifetime ago since spectacular! “They usually stick around for a “We got on to quite a big school out distributed to the East Coast you were here. 25 years Please accept this as a month to six weeks but this year they there,” he said. “While we were playing community. and so much about the personal acknowledg- seem to be hanging around a bit more. the fish, we could see the other fish “So it’s getting used well.” Monumental world has changed. ment of appreciation Thank you for being my from our whānau. Masons mate, having my back With our Uncles/ and putting me in Brothers returning my place. next week, we would Heavy rain warning extended STONEHAVEN like to invite Gran’s for Love always, Rach friends to a: by Murray Robertson Rip Station inland from “The discharge is diluted, but contact Funerals Final Celebration of Ruatoria has had 200mm, Te with the waterways may be a risk to and his life on: THE top of the East Coast has Puia 187, Poroporo 165, Ruatoria health,” council said. WEDNESDAY, seen the heaviest falls of rain so Memorials 24th June 2020 168, Hikuwai at Willowflat 140, “We’ve notified the Medical Officer of far, up to 272 millimetres in the Wharerata 121, Wharekahika Health, water user and sports groups.” 601 Nelson Road at the Patutahi Tavern from 3pm onwards. Waikura Valley. at Hicks Bay 125, Fernside Temporary warning signs will be in Ph 867 1 800 The heavy rain warning now 114, Mata 110, Pakihiroa 128, place at recreation sites. includes north of Tolaga Bay and Mangapoike 76mm. “We will provide an update when the has been extended to 6am on Gisborne city had received discharge has stopped.” Ship crewman hurt in a fall Monday. 72mm up to mid-morning today. The MetService said another ■ The council closed all council- A LOG ship crewman was injured this morning when he slipped and fell 170mm-220mm of rain was ■ The NZTA website shows controlled sports grounds this morning while taking part in loading operations at the port. expected to accumulate on top several slips and washouts along because of the rain — Anzac Park, Emergency services were called to the wharf shortly after 5am. “He fell of what has already fallen north SH35 and one on SH2 through the Awapuni Stadium, Barry Park, Childers about four metres and suffered some injuries,” an emergency services of Tokomaru Bay — 90-130mm Waioeka Gorge, with the highways Road Reserve, Harry Barker Reserve, spokesman said.“He was knocked unconscious.” Firefighters attended and elsewhere. down to one lane in places. Heath Johnston Park, Nelson Park, assisted St John to get the man off the ship in a basket stretcher and into “Further heavy rain is likely They and police urge extra care The Oval, Waikirikiri Reserve, Wainui a waiting ambulance. He was taken to Gisborne Hospital for further treatment. during Sunday and may extend on the roads. Reserve, Watson Park. further south,” forecasters said. The rural sports grounds closed CLARIFICATION Gisborne District Council ■ The city wastewater system flooded were Hatea-A-Rangi Domain, Tokomaru rainfall gauges show Waikura due to heavy rain and the emergency Bay, Matawai Reserve, Patutahi soccer THE Herald wishes to clarify that information in an article yesterday Valley at East Cape has recorded sewer valve at the Gladstone Road ground, Te Arai Domain, Manutuke, Te about a couple who were half of the four Covid-19 cases in this district was a massive 272mm of rain over the Bridge was opened at around 5am this Araroa Domain, Te Karaka Recreation not released by Hauora Tairawhiti or the Ministry of Health. past two to three days. morning. Ground and Uawa Reserve, Tolaga Bay. The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 NEWS 5 On the web On Last week’s question As a young man William Gladstone opposed the the abolition of slavery, to protect his family’s extensive plantation interests in the Caribbean. Should we consider renaming our main street, which is named street after this former British prime minister? tamara trainor karen Puti rickard rosaLie miLLer tony dobson “I am not concerned mccLutchie “No — I feel “I think something “Yes deinitely — I “ Are you so long as people are “I’m not worried but conident in the has gone wrong in am horriied and concerned tested properly.” there are gaps in the systems in place the system but I feel they’re not giving system which I hope now.” conident they will any answers. No at the have been ixed.” ix it.” one should leave quarantine until they lack of have been tested properly.” appropriate measures being taken 26% 70% 4% with people entering Yes No Undecided Yes: 159; No: 437; Undecided: 25; Total: 621 the country,

THIS WEEK’S QUESTION: given New sue evett Leonardo correna riPia simon Jensen aaryn waLker Would you be happy with our health “I’m hopeful they’ve FaggioLi “Yes, I feel worried “Yes it does worry “Yes I am concerned. services being overseen from another Zealand’s got it right now. On “The new cases are they were allowed me. I thought it It’s annoying after centre? (Which would happen if the the whole I think a worry but on the out of quarantine would’ve been the all the efort that has country’s health boards are reduced from new they’ve done a good whole I feel like early.” simplest thing to test been made up until 20 to 8-12, as proposed in a health system job.” we are in the right people before they now.” review.) Covid-19 country. I’m from Italy leave quarantine.”

Online polls are not scientiic and relect the opinions of only those and I feel very safe internet users who have chosen to participate • Percentages may not cases?” total 100 due to rounding here.” VOTE ONLINE: www.gisborneherald.co.nz

FROM AFAR: Lockdown life seen from the gate by Keep Gladstone photographer name say most Zara Staples.

AN overwhelming majority of more than physical health and of us.” people who answered this week’s so much of the racism issue •฀“Oh฀not฀another฀protest฀in฀this฀ webpoll question think the name at present is people feeling town. It’s enough to make one feel of Gladstone Road should not be powerless/out of control.” like moving out.” changed. •฀“Look฀forward฀not฀backwards.฀ One in-favour voter The city’s main street is named We are not going that way.” commented,“Not a bad idea! after William Gladstone, who •฀“Pointless.฀The฀vast฀majority฀ I would much rather have served four terms as British Prime are unaware who streets are famous New Zealand names Minister between 1868 and 1894. named after, nor would they waste than UK names. Those names As a young man, he opposed the their time wondering who a street mean nothing to us. Let’s have abolition of slavery, to protect is named after.” NZ names about our heritage, his family’s extensive plantation •฀“There฀are฀millions฀of฀ Maori, Pakeha, Asian etc etc. We interests in the Caribbean. Gladstones around the world, none have a rich NZ history we can Voters were asked if they of them connected to William. commemorate and remember.” thought consideration should be William Gladstone also did good And another said that naming given to changing the name, in works in his life. We roads, and places after light of Gladstone’s history and all at some time make slave owners, ‘who the Black Lives Matter movement. bad choices.” This idea is have no connection A total of 621 voters responded •฀“Gisborne฀is฀full฀ beyond‘ silly to New Zealand and to the question. Of those, 437 (70 of sheep. Move on. Get whose wealth derived percent) said no consideration a life.” ’ from the blood and should be given to renaming the •฀“Street฀naming฀ lives of human beings, main street. should not be an ethnicity or is just entrenching the colonial Respondents in favour of language contest. There are in race-based agenda’.” Driveway inspiration considering a name change reality many streets named after “Wow — you learn something numbered 159 (26 percent), and significant people from the multi- new every day! Colonialism runs 25, or 4 percent, were undecided. racial community of this district.” deep here!” exclaimed a yes voter. NEIGHBOURHOOD boogies, immediately booked out for the next Among the comments from the •฀“Don’t฀just฀put฀one฀negative฀ Another noted that Gisborne applause for essential service two weeks. No bubbles were burst no voters was this: “No, but being sentence about the man. He was particularly named for workers, and Anzac Day dawn during the photoshoots. aware of his history makes us was obviously also a good man, honouring prominent British services were among end-of- Families, couples and people more aware of our own.” otherwise why was the road men, “many of whom have no driveway activities during the with pets feature in her driveway “Oh really,” said another. “We named in recognition of him? Your relationship to Aotearoa/New Covid-19 lockdown and pictures. are going to listen to these hate question just stirs the pot.” Zealand never mind Gisborne photographer Zara Staples found “A lot of people brought their peddlars? Get real.” •฀“This฀idea฀is฀beyond฀silly.” itself”. new inspiration in them. pets. I really enjoyed that,” said “That will not change history,” •฀“This฀is฀part฀of฀history฀and฀ “There is little examination of Her idea was to shoot group Miss Staples. “Some people had was one opinion. history cannot be changed. We are their character and deeds in that portraits of people in their kunekune pigs, some had sheep.” “It happened and cannot be living in different times and we process,” said the voter. “That driveways during Alert Level 3 and Having been interested in ‘unhappened’,” said a no voter. need to look to the future. Nothing wouldn’t happen today. Anyone for down. photography since childhood, Miss “Ancient Greece was a slave is achieved by blaming the past for May, Cameron, Brown, and Blair The freelance photographer’s Staples has worked as a freelancer society. Should we remove all the problems of today.” Streets? grandmother passed the idea on to for the past three-and-a half years references to Plato and Aristotle?” •฀“Even฀if฀true,฀how฀many฀Maori฀ “So now is a good time to her after seeing a similar initiative and works mostly with family and Other “no” comments were — even knew that about Gladstone. rethink that process and rename on TVNZ’s Seven Sharp. wedding photography. •฀“Why฀take฀modern฀day฀conflict฀ I speak for the majority of Maori streets with the names of Miss Staples posted an offer From her driveway shoots though out on history?” who just want to get on with life honourable and prominent locals, to photograph people in their she donates about 15 percent of •฀“Pause฀and฀take฀a฀breath฀ and this constant niggling away male and female, from our dual driveways on Facebook page “pre- her fee to foodbanks and another people. Covid-19 has unsettled at our past, annoys the majority history.” loved Gisborne” and was almost 15 percent goes to Women’s Refuge. 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 ‘A person of great integrity’ Slain officer named as Constable Matthew Hunt by Chelsea Boyle, NZ Herald recent Blues game at Eden Park with his mates.” AUCKLAND — The police Police added: “Our priority officer slain in a West Auckland remains on supporting his shooting incident had a lifelong family at this tragic time.” dream of becoming a police They were also looking after officer, his family said. the welfare of other police staff He was named by police this who attended the incident, morning as Constable Matthew including the other injured ‘LIFELONG DREAM’ Dennis Hunt, aged 28 of officer, as well as the injured CUT SHORT: Constable Auckland. member of the public. Matthew Hunt, right, Constable Hunt started with Yesterday, Hunt and another was fatally shot in an police as a member of Wing 312 officer had chanced upon a car incident in Auckland in October 2017. that was flagged as being of yesterday. In a He spent the majority of his interest, connected to potential statement released career working front-line at criminal activity. this morning, his family Orewa and Helensville Stations The officers turned on their said the 28-year-old before recently moving to work lights, sirens and signalled for had a lifelong dream in the Waitemata Road Policing the car to pull over at 10.28am of becoming a police Team based at Harbour Bridge but soon lost sight of the car. officer. A second Station. They then found it crashed on police officer sustained Hunt was raised on the Reynella Drive, off Triangle Rd, injuries in the shooting Hibiscus Coast by his mother one of the main arterial routes and remains in hospital Diane, alongside his sister in Massey. There were two in a serious but stable Eleanor. people in the vehicle. condition. He attended Orewa College. The situation escalated NZ Herald picture above “It was his lifelong dream to quickly, if not immediately, Right picture supplied be a police officer,” his family Police Commissioner Andrew said in a statement. Coster later said. Before joining the police, he A man got out, armed with a completed a BA in criminology long-barrelled firearm and fired and worked at Auckland Prison repeatedly. as a case manager. Hunt was fatally shot while first police officer killed on the offender to account,” Coster told expectation too, and they have He also spent time living in the other officer was wounded. front line in 11 years. media. every right to see their loved the United Kingdom before he The man then got into a silver In Wellington, he booked a “I ask that you keep this ones home safely.” returned to New Zealand to join Mazda Demio nearby — with a flight to Auckland to offer his officer’s family in your thoughts, Cahill said the killing the police. second person — and they took support. as their loved one will not be demonstrated risks to officers in “Matthew was a person of off. By 5.30pm, he was at the coming home tonight.” “everyday routine policing” and great integrity,” his family said. At some point in the day, Henderson police station telling Police Association President highlighted the dangers of the “His closest friends were like one of the fleeing cars struck a media they had two people in Chris Cahill also spoke out on “proliferation of firearms in the his brothers and sisters and member of the public, injuring custody and had recovered a the tragedy yesterday. hands of criminals”. they, along with his family, are them. firearm. “We all know being a police “It is an absolute tragedy absolutely heartbroken by what A police manhunt fanned Officers across Auckland officer is a risky job, but officers that the very people who run has happened. out across the region, closing would remain armed until live with the expectation that towards danger to keep us all “He was passionate about streets. Coster was confident the “right they will go home at the end of safe, can end up paying the sport and his physical fitness At 1.45pm, Coster was tasked people are in custody”. their shift,” he said. ultimate price in the line of and was thrilled to enjoy the with delivering the news of the “Our priority is to hold this “Their families live with that duty,” he said. Witness reveals moment he keeps reliving Murder accused by Elizabeth Binning, NZ Herald and was trying to run. the police officer. “I kept going straight and I saw an officer The van driver continued but quickly appears in court AUCKLAND — Poumilo Enosa has shed lying on the road and I tried to get out to go turned around and came back from the several tears since yesterday. and help.” scene of the shooting. AUCKLAND — The man accused of murdering The Massey man was one of the first to But, as he opened the door of his car, a After a few minutes Enosa heard police Constable Matthew Hunt has appeared in the come across the fatal police shooting in woman behind a fence yelled “no, go back”. coming but it wasn’t until he arrived at Waitakere District Court — but cannot be named West Auckland but wasn’t able to help the Enosa struggled as he wanted to go and his friend’s place a few streets away — or identified due to suppression orders. injured officers, one of whom later died. help the injured officer but two neighbours shocked and shaking from what he had And police are hunting 30-year-old Auckland Now he keeps reliving the moment in his kept saying no. seen — that he learned there had been a woman Natalie Bracken who they believe may mind and wishes he was able to have done “They were standing inside the fence, far shooting. have assisted the alleged killer to avoid arrest. more. from the police, telling me to go away.” His friend told him he had heard three The 24-year-old murder accused has appeared Enosa was on his way to his friend’s He said the young police officer, now gunshots and they could see the Eagle via audio visual link from another part of the place to go fishing when he came across named as Constable Hunt, was lying on the helicopter hovering above the scene of the courthouse — a process that remains in place after the scene on Reynella Drive. road parallel to the police car which was shooting. the Covid-19 lockdown. While it was obvious something was pulled over on the side but still had the Enosa kept reliving the moment over and Interim suppression orders were granted wrong, he didn’t know what had happened driver’s door open. over in his mind and feels guilty he didn’t preventing the NZ Herald from publishing the and wondered if it was a car accident. The officer was wearing a vest and was get out of the car. man’s name and any identifying details, including “I saw a police officer running up the lying on his back with his hands holding “I talked to my wife and I cried because his occupation. road but I didn’t know he had been shot at.” his lower stomach. I wanted to go and help. Maybe they (the He appeared wearing a police-issued kevlar vest The officer was crouched low and “He was moving, I saw him shaking but I neighbours) knew the shooter was still and responded quietly when asked to confirm his holding his upper left thigh while talking didn’t hear him say anything. there? I don’t know why they said ‘no’.” name. He listened intently during the hearing into his phone or a walkie talkie with his “I wanted to help but they told me to go Members of the public were shocked by before Justice of the Peace Gerald Rowan but did other hand. back.” the shooting and many left flowers at both not enter a plea. Enosa said he couldn’t hear what the He saw a plumber’s van coming and the scene and Henderson police station, The accused was remanded in custody and will officer was saying but knew he was injured stopped the driver to see if he could help where the flags were flying at half mast. next appear in the High Court on July 8. — NZME The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Visits ‘should have been allowed in Level 4’

WELLINGTON — Oranga Tamariki or urgent cases. considered whether there were critical has apologised to a mother who was The investigation found the or urgent circumstances,” Boshier said. prevented by the agency from seeing complainant only had court-ordered He concluded that Oranga Tamariki her son during Covid-19 Alert Level 4. access so the provision in the “had acted unreasonably when it Ombudsman Peter Boshier found lockdown legislation, to allow a child to failed to consider the complainant’s that Oranga Tamariki failed to leave the home of one joint caregiver circumstances”, and it should not have consider the mother’s individual to stay with another, did not apply. imposed a blanket rule. circumstances when deciding if However, Boshier said the Health Oranga Tamariki general manager she could continue her weekly, Act Notice allowed for a ‘shared public ministerial and executive unsupervised visits. bubble’ arrangement between two services, Steve Groom, said they The woman had been advised, homes if one of the homes was a accepted the findings but maintained prior to the Level 4 lockdown, that person living alone. that the agency’s decision was she would only be able to contact her He said the woman’s circumstances consistence with Level 4 rules. son by telephone and other electronic were “very relevant” to a share bubble However, he agreed that there could means, as it was Oranga Tamariki’s arrangement. have been more flexibility in how they AIRPORT OVERHAUL: A tough border crackdown comes as practice during the lockdown to only “Oranga Tamariki did not take these applied those rules, and they have the Defence Force takes charge of the urgent review of the allow face-to-face meetings in critical factors into account and had only apologised to the woman. — RNZ system. NZ Herald picture Tough rules in border EAST COAST ANGUS crackdown BULL SALES 2020 by Amelia Wade, NZ Herald with the latest confirmed on Thursday of a man in his 60s MONDAY 22 JUNE - WEDNESDAY 24 JUNE WELLINGTON — An who flew in from Pakistan overhaul of the border regime via Australia. He and his will see Kiwis held for up to 28 travelling companion are in days if they refuse a test and quarantine at an Auckland punished with a $4000 fine hotel. or jail if they break isolation The Ministry of Health was rules. contacting all people on their And the Government is flight. And 401 people who looking into options for how were considered potential to fund the system long- contacts of the two UK sisters term, including potentially a were now being tested while co-payment, with it costing $81 everyone who had been given million so far at an average of passes out of managed isolation $3295 per person. on compassionate grounds was - EAST COAST ANGUS BULL SALE ITINERARY 2020 - The crackdown comes as being called back for testing. the Defence Force has taken The Defence Force review charge of an urgent end-to-end is set to look at everything Monday 22 June review of the system to get to from the moment a person the bottom of recent blunders is granted entry into New Time Angus Stud Venue and doubled its on-the- Zealand, to their departure ground presence from 32 to 72 after 14 days, and a final 9.00am Tangihau and Cricklewood Studs (Bayly family) On farm, Tangihau personnel. report would be delivered next Station After a site visit in Auckland week. 12.30pm Combined Breeders on Thursday, Air Commodore But Webb made it clear Digby Webb said he had returnees would be responsible Orere Stud (Ben and Kylie Johnson) Matawhero Saleyards already identified some issues for their own actions. If they Alpine Stud (Stephen Herries) relating to staffing and were found breaching the rules, Waimata Stud (Pat and Evelyn Watson) resources and had taken they could be fined up to $4000 action. or jailed for six months under The two Covid-19-positive the Covid-19 Response Act. 4.00pm Kaharau Stud (Pen and Pete Hoogerbrug) On farm, Gisborne sisters being able to leave In his role as Head of without a test showed the Managed Isolation and system had not been 100 Quarantine, Webb will Tuesday 23 June percent successful, Webb said. oversee all processes in the “I understand that every facilities including testing, 9.00am Ratanui Stud (Mel and Nicky Story) On farm, Tolaga Bay New Zealander will be enforcement of rules, logistical concerned by what has supply chains such as PPE, eventuated this week, and coordination of relevant 12 Noon Whangara Stud (Patrick and Angela Lane) On farm, Whangara will want to know as soon as agencies, and continued possible that our processes and oversight of repatriation 3.30pm Turihaua Stud (Williams family) On farm, Turihaua procedures are adequate.” flights. “I am committed to He also has accountability ensuring we understand what for the people in charge of each has happened and fix any facility. Wednesday 24 June shortcomings.” And as part of the new Director General of Health leadership of New Zealand’s Ashley Bloomfield said his first line of defence against 9.00am Rangatira Stud (Charlie and Susie Dowding) On farm, Coventry Station ministry had the power to hold Covid-19, Housing Minister someone for up to 28 days — or Megan Woods was given 12.30pm Kenhardt Stud (Grant and Sue Crawshaw) On farm, Nuhaka two incubation cycles of the responsibility for the ongoing virus — if they refused a test. management of the operations. He made it clear that She said the problems 4.00pm Turiroa Stud (Powdrell family) On farm, Wairoa from now on, no one would at the border did not meet leave managed isolation or the expectations of the quarantine early without Government or of New returning a negative result. Zealanders. Yesterday, 6273 tests Woods had a strong message were completed on people in for would-be rule breakers: managed isolation and the “Every single person who community but there were no wants to join the team of 5

new cases which Bloomfield million must earn it, just as 33141-01 said was “very reassuring”. we earned the right to shift to There are three active cases Alert Level 1”. 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 The pandemic highlighted FUTURE IN DOUBT: Wendy Petrie and Simon Dallow have ‘major racism fronted 1 News for TVNZ since 2006 after taking over from Judy Bailey. Their future is in and inequity’ doubt after pay cuts and job losses were announced to by Michael Nielson, NZ Herald help the company overcome the Covid-19 lockdown fallout. AUCKLAND — The Maori Party want a Picture by Scott McAulay quarter of all Government Covid-19 recovery via TVNZ projects guaranteed to support to Maori, saying the pandemic has highlighted “major racism and inequity” in the country. Co-leaders John Tamihere and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer announced their party’s flagship election policy Whanau First today at the party’s national campaign launch at Hoani Waititi Marae, in Tamaki Makaurau/Auckland. The policy, modelled off affirmative action programmes overseas, demands Maori equity and equality in the Covid-19 economic Axe looms for double-act recovery to help reverse “decades of discrimination and disadvantage”. “The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted major racism and inequity that impacts on TVNZ expected to reduce 6pm bulletin to one newsreader wellbeing and the ability to feed our whanau,” Tamihere said. by Tom Dillane and Hamish Rutherford, consultation meetings and were told they offset revenue losses for this quarter, and “The evidence for this across the whole NZ Herald were set to lose their jobs. we now need to resize our business to of government is best identified by our Others were told they would have safeguard the future of TVNZ.” unemployment status in our own country.” AUCKLAND — Wendy Petrie and to reapply for a smaller number of In a 2017 round of TVNZ redundancies, Before the lockdown, the Maori Simon Dallow’s future as dual news positions among their colleagues in their weekend newsreader Bernadine unemployment rate was about 8 percent, anchors of TVNZ’s 6pm bulletin is in department. Oliver-Kerby lost her job at the state double the national rate of four, and experts doubt, as company job losses this week It is understood the decision to reduce broadcaster after 25 years. say Maori will be harder hit as the economy have one of them looking likely to be cut. to just one permanent 6pm newsreader And in 2000, newsreader John takes a dip. On Monday, TVNZ confirmed they crystallised for management during the Hawkesby received a $6.5 million payout “We cannot tolerate a post-Covid would cut 70 to 90 roles to recover a 30 Covid-19 lockdown when there was only a after he was made redundant by TVNZ. environment that makes our whanau lives percent loss in revenue during the Covid- single week night news anchor. The Covid-19 economic slump has led worse than they were pre-Covid,” Tamihere 19 lockdown. The newsroom had been separated to a massive downturn in advertising said. It was originally thought the into two teams during lockdown, which revenue for all New Zealand media With no Government Maori pandemic redundancies to save around $10 million entered the TVNZ Auckland bureau in outlets. response plan, it was Maori leadership across would not include losses to the newsroom. Victoria Street in the CBD on alternating On June 12, MediaWorks slumped to a the country that stood up and filled the gap, But the Weekend Herald is aware of weeks. $25.14m loss, casting “significant doubt” led by hapu, iwi and Whanau Ora collectives, journalists on six-figure salaries who On the weekend, the 1 News 6pm on the company’s ability to continue. he said. have been told this week they no longer bulletin only has one news anchor. Financial statements for the year to This included iwi-led checkpoints to help have a job. In March, the NZ Herald reported that December 2019 report MediaWorks’ total stop the spread of the virus and inform the As part of the restructure, it is also of TVNZ’s top-20 highest paid presenters liabilities more than doubled during the population, one of those led by Ngarewa- understood TVNZ will reduce their 6pm between 2017-20 the average man earned year to $296.34m ($138m in 2018) with Packer, of Ngati Ruanui. 1 News bulletin down to only one news $254,510 a year. Women in the group borrowings of $133.1m at balance date. “Maori as tangata whenua demand that reader. were paid $210,597. MediaWorks, which owns television and our right to equality and equity be applied A TVNZ spokesperson and Dallow On Monday, TVNZ chief executive radio assets, including TV station Three in all post-Covid recovery programming and declined to comment when asked about Kevin Kenrick said the company expects and radio brands The Edge and The funding,” she said. potential newsreader changes. to “confirm the new business structure” Rock, said since year end, negotiations “If we are to ensure the Covid-19 recovery It is not yet clear if TVNZ has made by early July. have commenced with parties which period improves the situation for our people any decision on whether Petrie or Dallow “TVNZ’s revenue dropped 30 percent have expressed an interest in buying the rather than worsens it, then it is essential will go but both were seen by colleagues during the nationwide lockdown and we business. that we stop Government’s systemic racism leaving meetings carrying envelopes and expect revenue momentum to recover On April 4, TVNZ’s Kenrick informed and put in place policies that put our Whanau “looking gutted” this week. gradually over the next 18 months,” said staff of the company’s strategy to First. Petrie and Dallow have co-anchored Kenrick. “preserve cash” and their fresh eligibility “Maori must be guaranteed resources for the 1 News 6pm bulletin since 2006, after “TVNZ has already made substantial for the Government’s wage subsidy. Maori recovery, we cannot go backwards to taking over from Judy Bailey who had savings in areas of discretionary The chief executive outlined the “three how we were living pre-Covid — that is not an been the sole news reader since 2004. spending, executive remuneration, capital strategic priorities for the foreseeable option for our whanau, too many of whom are Bailey had been on an $800,000 salary. investment projects, and deferred content future” as the state broadcaster faces struggling just to survive.” On Tuesday this week, other productions. economic “confronting realities”. The policy would mean a quarter of all staff within the newsroom entered “These actions have enabled TVNZ to They ran: “1. Deliver essential news, 2. Government funding for projects over the Entertain New Zealand audiences, and 3. next two years would be delivered through Preserve cash.” the Maori workforce, businesses and In April NZME, which owns the NZ organisations. Herald, announced 200 job losses and It would also guarantee a quarter of all requested all staff on a salary of more Government projects — particularly those than $50,000 per year take a 15 percent prioritised through the fast-track consenting pay cut for 12 weeks. process — would be Maori-led recovery In April, Stuff also asked their projects and business recovery initiatives employees earning over $50,000 to take that partner with hapu, iwi and Maori a voluntary 15 percent pay cut, and their organisations and Maori-led businesses. senior executives to take a 25 percent cut. In policy documents, the party acknowledges the policies as “affirmative action”, but argues it should not be seen as “reverse racism”, rather a response to racism. “(Affirmative action) arose out of the failure of governments around the world to meet their obligations to indigenous peoples. “It is the expression of our people’s right to dignity. It is also asserting our Te Tiriti rights to equal citizenship. “It is about reversing decades of discrimination disadvantage.” The party says it could also demand 50 percent — “or more” — but 25 percent was seen as “fair and just”. The policy also emphasised all Covid-19 recovery bodies reflect the Te Tiriti o Waitangi/ Treaty of Waitangi relationship in their structure and membership. “Covid-19 recovery projects must enhance

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Matamata. The pair will write, produce and direct The homes are several animated projects for the in the names of company, a media release said. Matamata’s sons and Weta Digital has also appointed a being treated by the new chief executive, the founder of Crown as “tainted”, screen content tech company Screening meaning used in the CONTINUED GROWTH: Wellington-based Weta Digital has founded a new Room, Prem Akkaraju. commission of the Joseph Matamata Weta Digital said the new company to create animated programmes. One of the many film projects by crimes and therefore appointment and company reflected Weta is Avatar, the second-highest grossing film in the world. Picture supplied liable for forfeiture Weta’s “continued growth”, and the under the Proceeds of Crimes Act. capacity to produce original animated create it,” Walsh said. VFX-animation industry by fostering an The application has been set down for productions was a long-time dream of “Weta Digital began with one incredibly talented group of artists who a week-long hearing which is scheduled Jackson and Walsh. machine and just one artist who work in tandem with a gifted team of to start in the High Court in Napier on “We are huge fans of animated created the digital effects in Heavenly computer scientists and engineers. Monday, although the start is expected to storytelling in all of its forms, but it can Creatures. “I’m thrilled to be joining Peter, be deferred for 24 hours. be a long, protracted, and often costly “None of us knew what we were Fran and the extraordinary team at Following a historic High Court trial in way to make movies,” said Jackson. doing, but even in those early days we Weta as we enter into a hypergrowth Napier in March, Matamata was found “That’s, in part, why we have created could see the incredible potential of stage with the launch of original guilty on 23 charges of people trafficking this company — to change the model this new technology. Since then, VFX content, bolstering our VFX service and dealing slaves, and is currently and open the doors to filmmakers and has become a huge industry, but our business, and expanding our technology remanded for sentence on July 5, facing a storytellers who might not otherwise goal has remained the same — to bring capability and infrastructure.” penalty of up to 20 years imprisonment. be given the chance to show what they stories to life, through the power of Weta currently employs 1550 staff. Aged 65, Matamata had denied the can do.” imagination.” It has been involved in a string of offences which dated back to 1994 and Weta Digital has created more than New chief executive, Akkaraju, large-scale international productions, involved people brought from his native 100 cyber tools it uses to produce its said Weta embodied the “magic of such as The Lord of the Rings, Game of Samoa on the promise of a better life, but films. The industry was now at the filmmaking”. 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32481-05 10 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 ‘Generations of pain’ School to censor racial slurs

AUCKLAND — The Auckland school at the context. the centre of a racism row has announced “As a school, we give nothing to racism. that teachers will censor racial slurs when What used to go unchallenged is no longer they appear in teaching materials, saying the accepted. The staff of Lynfield College have words represent “condensed generations of been advised to verbally censor racial slurs pain”. should they appear in educational material. A student from Lynfield College filmed a “Some may think that it has more impact confrontation with a teacher over her use of and delivers a stronger message of the the n-word, prompting an online backlash educational material if we do not censor the when it was posted online earlier this week. word. However, we need to consider that The teacher, from Lynfield College, was even if censorship might reduce some of the reading from a book when she read the line: educational impact, the wellbeing of students “You’re going to betray your own blood over is paramount. a n*****?”. “What may be felt as educational impact The Race Relations Commissioner Meng to you, is condensed generations of pain to Foon told the New Zealand Herald that the others. Our school values the wellbeing of video was further proof that the word should our students and staff immensely, which is be “deleted” from use and thanked the why we are creating this change.” CONFESSION: Hugo Alarcon Ramos admitted importing 20 kilograms of student for being “brave” and holding his The statement says that the school is methamphetamine as well as 26kg or 50,000 pills of MDMA into Auckland, between ground. “continuing to support the student and staff August 2017 and November 2019. Picture supplied by NZ police via RNZ Now the principal has issued a statement member involved” and does not detail if the to the school community, promising that teacher is facing further sanctions. teachers will now censor racial slurs. The The Herald has contacted the school for statement, prepared by representatives from comment. the student body and teachers, acknowledges Echoing comments from the Race Operation Mystic the impact that the use of the words can Relations Commissioner, the school have. encouraged its community to speak out on “Recently there has been an incident when racism. a teacher read the ‘n.....’ word in delivering a “We would like to remind everyone to piece of educational material. We understand continue to be anti-racist. Speak up against Chilean national admits role in that these actions were not intended to be injustice, and do not let your actions harmful,” the statement reads. contribute to oppression,” it said. “However, we recognise that racist acts Meng Foon earlier praised the student’s international drug syndicate are defined by their impacts, not by their bravery, telling him: “Thank you for being intentions. A historically violent and racist brave and thank you for holding your ground AUCKLAND — A Chilean national said the National Organised Crime word used by a person who cannot on what is not right in today’s society”. has admitted his role in an international Group and Customs had focused on a reclaim it holds pain and violence no matter — NZ Herald drug syndicate that imported over a “key player” living offshore, who had tonne of illegal drugs. since been arrested at an Italian border. 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Contact Teal Tree now for a free consultation, measure & quote. Ph. 021 215 0611 Gisborne's shutter & blind experts 32354-01 The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 OPINION 11 The Chinese way of war Action and reflection for by Gwynne Dyer NEVER bring a knife to a community direction . . . gunfight, the saying goes, but by Meredith picture: that is, how we as a community wish differently from us. It is too easy to offend (I China does it differently. It Akuhata-Brown to represent ourselves into the future through know, I have done my share of offending both brings clubs. the aesthetic and story of our place,” was a intentionally and unintentionally), which usually Last Monday, China and PRAXIS is an ancient Greek sentiment from one of the key organisers of Te means barriers get put up and dialogue stops. India had the nastiest frontier concept, made popular in Ha and Tuia 250. We have an ex-mayor who is of Chinese incident since their border war recent times by the prominent I receive emails and phone calls regularly that heritage and is now the race relations of 1962. In the Galwan Valley of the Aksai Chin, Brazilian educator Paulo start with the question “When are Maori going to commissioner; we now have a South African a disputed region the size of Switzerland in the Freire. His view is that praxis get over it?” When I ask what it is Maori should Mayor whose country is still impacted by the western Himalayas, Chinese and Indian border is a synthesis of theory and get over, most people aren’t even sure, and it’s legacy of apartheid; and we are seeing more patrols clashed and 20 Indian soldiers were killed practice in which each informs the other; a because we continue to either not know or not Maori in governance roles. Our region has — yet not a shot was fired. The killing was all common paraphrasing of his work in this area is accept our own history. always celebrated the 50/50 split between Pakeha done with clubs, stones and bare hands. that “action without reflection is blind, reflection If we do know and accept the history of this and Maori, and now we are seeing a growing Killing people without firearms is actually without action is impotent”. place, then the question becomes: what do we do number of other cultures choosing to live here in quite hard, but the fact that the fight happened As a youth worker we used praxis theory in today about the historic decisions and ongoing Tairawhiti. on a steep ridge at night makes it easier to our work. We would organise activities within circumstances that have created the inequalities So let’s talk — let’s talk about the understand how so many died: many apparently schools as a team, we would then reflect on what we currently face? issues that continue to cause tension and fell or were pushed to their deaths. What’s not we did and ask questions like “what went well?”, We seem to have these moments in our region misunderstandings, let’s talk about why there so easy to explain is why most or all of the dead “what could we have done better?” and “what will where there is a “racist flare up” that gets so is such a strong push to “get over” past hurts, were Indian. we change next time?” many hot under the collar and again puts a let’s reflect about our shared history and let’s The Chinese report blames the incident on After sitting through council meetings this spotlight on some unhelpful beliefs and attitudes talk about related issues that haven’t been talked India but does not complain of any Chinese past week and listening to the discussions, I existing around race relations. about constructively very often. casualties. The Indians say that they came to a realise that we don’t seem to have done enough I believe these are the best times for us all to Let’s make this a real community engagement position the Chinese were supposed to have left reflecting on the learnings of Te Ha or Tuia 250. simply have respectful, considered conversations with our whanau and families, rangatahi, children and were suddenly attacked by a large number of We have simply gone back to business as usual, about the range of cross-cultural, political and and elders. Chinese troops using makeshift weapons. which seems like a dumb thing to do and also in economic issues underpinning the present Let me know if you’re up for the conversation Put these reports together and you can begin my view a missed opportunity to really deepen challenges. and let’s find neutral spaces to meet, set some to have a good guess at what actually happened. our understanding of our shared history. Unfortunately most of us lack safe places and rules of engagement and progress honest, caring The Chinese were lying in wait, all tooled up with “What has been disappointing, however, is groups within which to have such courageous and respectful discussions on these important clubs and metal rods, and when the Indian patrol the failure of some to really take in the bigger conversations with people who see things issues. stumbled upon them they attacked, tumbling many of the Indians off the ridge to their deaths. That would explain the disparity in deaths, but it also means it really was a deliberate ambush. In fact, it looks like a pre-planned Chinese More than cleverness, we need kindness operation, carefully designed to kill enough Indian troops to send the Indian government a by Bob Hughes fossil-fuel-emitting vehicles. And most Where we can see among the facts message but minimise the risk of escalation. can’t wait for air travel, international The climate’s enemy is ‘we’. — Doug E. Barr. What message? Don’t mess with us. We don’t WHICH is worse, this sport and the tourism explosion to Recent reports from the United Nations really care about this useless, frozen valley, and one-in-100-year pandemic continue as before. warn us of “Nature’s Dangerous Decline”, we’re happy to leave it as a no-man’s-land. But if event that may take Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels hit accelerating extinction rates, and that you keep pushing forward, we’re going to smack millions of human lives, or a new high in early June, despite the we have only two years to act or risk our you down. And we can. the current worsening one- economic slowdown, of 418.27 parts per own extinction. India has been pushing forward, building in-5000,000-year climate million. This is the most important issue a new road in the most remote part of the change event threatening In a recent column, Gwynne Dyer humanity has ever faced, and all we can Aksai Chin. No doubt the Indian military told human extinction? informed us: “We actually have to stop think about is getting back to the same themselves they were just improving their tactical Mid-month we had reports that carbon all of our emissions before we push the lifestyle that has caused our predicament. position — and no doubt the Chinese military dioxide emissions had rebounded with climate system over the edge . . . . We From Charlie Chaplain’s famous 1940 saw it as a land-grab. That’s how it usually works the easing of worldwide lockdowns, have known . . . for 30 years now, we Great Dictator speech: “The good earth on this frontier. and warnings that greenhouse gas have done nothing decisive about it. And is rich and can provide for everyone. The The confrontations over this new road began concentrations could soon be much higher we won’t like it a bit . . . . Hundreds of way of life can be free and beautiful, but 40 days ago, and they have all been conducted than before Covid-19. millions, maybe billions, will start to die.” we have lost the way. Greed has poisoned without gunfire because the two sides signed an Generally nations and their people Some inconvenient truths: men’s souls . . . . Machinery that gives agreement in 1996 that says “neither side shall have responded positively to emergency Human-induced atmospheric abundance has left us in want. Our open fire . . . conduct blast operations or hunt measures to deal with this horrible greenhouse gases are at a multimillion- knowledge has made us cynical. Our with guns or explosives within two kilometres of virus, and millions of lives may have year high and still climbing. cleverness, hard and unkind. We think the Line of Actual Control.” been saved. Yet shamefully, despite Habitat is disappearing and species too much and feel too little. More than They have kept to that agreement for almost all the prior warning, humanity has continue to decline at an alarming rate. machinery we need humanity. More a quarter-century because neither side wants a failed dismally on acting appropriately “The problem is not that we can’t than cleverness we need kindness and war over this uninhabited wasteland; they both in response to the present climate adapt: we are incredibly adaptable. The gentleness. Without these qualities, life have much bigger fish to fry elsewhere. But emergency that could take us all out. problem is that we depend on a whole will be violent and all will be lost . . .” the Chinese clearly got fed up with the endless We are fossil fuel addicts — the hardest bunch of species that will not be able to Eighty years on, it’s now so obvious we shoving and stone-throwing sessions, and of all addictions to break. adapt.” — Guy McPherson. have indeed lost our way. But there may decided to tell the Indians it’s time to stop. That’s New Zealand, as one of the first to To make the necessary change still be time to find the way. pretty much what happened back in 1962, too. exit from Covid lockdown, is also first in In order to keep us alive We will need those values of kindness The conflict started along the eastern part leading the way on inappropriate action We need to fully understand and gentleness, deal to that craving of the border that time, but all of it is in dispute to the other emergency. The reason we may not survive. for abundance, and cease our attack on to some extent. There have been many failed Our addiction to business-as-usual This devastating climate change, nature for humanity to have a chance of attempts to pin the line down by governments lifestyles already has the roads full of Creates our recent history making it to the next century. that no longer even exist — the Dalai Lamas’ in Lhasa, the Qing dynasty and the Nationalist regime in Beijing, and the British Raj in Delhi — and the fact that hardly anybody lives there makes defining it even harder. Rail enthusiasts have tunnel vision The governments that are currently dealing by Merv Goodley cost estimate. build the Gisborne to Napier road like the Kaimai with this border issue, the Communist autocracy I go with KiwiRail’s Greg Miller and $150m. Ranges road from Tauranga to Hamilton. under president-for-life Xi Jinping in Beijing COME on Gisborne, let’s get Actually, I say $200m complete, up and running. If you rail enthusiasts keep with your $40m and Narandra Modi’s ultra-nationalist, Hindu the Gisborne to Wairoa rail link My opinion is that all you people have been Berl fix, Gisborne will be doomed if the roads supremacist BJP in New Delhi, are at least as rebuilt, repaired and opened sitting around the table with tunnel vision. Dr collapse when we get some big rain at the wrong unreasonable as any of their predecessors. But with Berl running the show for Nana says qualified and respected engineering time. Who will suffer most? The growers of the quarrel has never led to a major war in the $30-$40 million — then I will plus track consultants (I don’t like consultants, produce. You can only store a certain amount of past, and it probably won’t now either. have a Transmission Gully-type they are people of theory) were engaged to produce; if you haven’t got the capacity to store The problem in 1962 also began with Indian disaster when looking out my provide repair cost estimates. Did they forget the fruit, it gets wasted. troops trying to improve their positions in the gateway. rebuild areas? Again, I haven’t seen helicopters If the roads are blocked, Mahia will also suffer. disputed territories: a so-called “Forward Policy”. It’s pretty obvious to me that Berl, GDC and with personnel going up the line. We have farming, a crayfish industry and most Mao Zedong’s government decided to drive the rail enthusiasts have met in closed meetings and Could Dr Nana tell us how many days were of all Rocket Lab bringing millions of dollars into Indian army out of all the land under dispute, agreed on the economics of sending freight and spent up the line viewing damage; some areas the New Zealand economy. If there is a big road and then, after the Indians had been “taught a produce out of Gisborne, but don’t know the cost total damage? I would think there would be blockage, think of what that will cost Rocket Lab. lesson”, to declare a unilateral ceasefire and pull or how long it would take to rebuild the rail link. untold photos, video, plans drawn up etc that Do you rail people really care? I don’t think all China’s troops back to their original positions. My view is that $600,000 on a rail reinstatement could be presented at the public meeting. so. I believe that if you don’t get major road It was a major military operation, with 700 study that is impossible to achieve for $40m is a I have always said I agree with Rick Thorpe’s structures in place, Gisborne will be doomed for Chinese and over 3000 Indian soldiers killed or joke. projection of freight in and out of Gisborne getting freight etc in and out. missing. But Mao predicted that it “will guarantee Try rebuilding the rail for this amount and 2022-24. It will be large and growing, seeing the Gisborne is way behind the eight ball now, as at least 30 years of peace” along the frontier, and before it is complete, it will continue to drop into thousands of posts going into the Manutuke flats. more and more trucks are coming into play each that’s just what it did. the river and ocean. I see Shane Jones has backed off and now you month. Give the people of Gisborne, East Coast Think of this as just another 1962, but in Mayor Rehette Stoltz should call a public are all looking at Winston Peters to back you. and outer districts a fair go Mayor Stoltz and miniature and without bullets. meeting so Dr Ganesh Nana can try to justify his I have suggested coastal shipping and to councillors, instead of dreaming away. 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 EDITORIAL Tile artists start connecting Re: Arts festival seeking tile I went to Mangapapa primary. My Can’t happen again stories, June 19 story. tile has a girl with red hair in the left Time for you to I have a tile on that wall — hand top corner looking sideways at Re: Mammoth mission to tuku iho wiped out, our Olympic I was at Te Wharau primary the view. Now that I am a teacher, I repair damage, May 30 story. pool and only unique swimming go, Dr Clark school. Can’t believe it was 20 am proud of my young self because It seems as if the council spot left after destroying other years ago! 29 years old now. of how creative I used to be. It is has got off “scott free” when local hotspots over years like “She’ll be right” is an attitude that cute that I could come up with a blame for this disaster — sweet waters. pervades New Zealand society for RENEE KARAKA new perspective like that at such that could have and should Just weeks before the flood both good, in the sense of optimism a young age, and have meaning have been avoided — is we have footage of our beautiful and a casual approach to life that Hahaha, that’s mine . . . the red behind the little details too. I used to being apportioned. space with our children having If, as we had been led to karakia and local school kids reduces stress, and bad in terms of face down by her hand! Funny as. try to draw people the way my sister did, and that was why the painted believe, it had adequate monitoring their awa to protect apathy and an acceptance of low- personnel on the ground it, by gathering Western data quality or makeshift situations. GUY MAXWELL, Rotorua version of me has eyes and hair the way that it does. policing the consents that to weave into their cultural Knowing this, you would think that I have a tile on the wall were in place at the time knowings. So many unseen costs. those in charge of responding to — I was going to the Kura o TOVAH O’NEILL, Hamilton of the floods, and had they a one-in-100-year event that has Whatatutu. I am 32 now with been enforced, that could MERE, Tolaga Bay shut the country down for a couple my own family and I have also I also painted one when I have prevented most of the of months, cost tens of thousands showed my children my tile. was at Mangapapa. subsequent damage. The fines handed out of jobs and drained our collective How does it escape were pathetic. They bore no finances, would realise they have JASMINE TAINGAHUE ALEX PROUDFOOT culpability? A mystery! relationship to the cost of damage that they caused. I to be right across every detail of Kia Ora/G’day mate . . . I have a I went to Te Wharau school and CLIVE BIBBY do hope by now the council is managing the key remaining risk being a lot more proactive in around the cause of this event: tile on that wall and would love to did one. I’m 26 years old and moved participate. to Australia a few years after this. What is the cost to the mana making sure the companies potential re-entry of the Sars-Cov-2 So cool to see they are still up! tangata whenua? Our children comply. We can’t afford to let virus via our border. JAZMYNE TAIAPA, Brisbane who can no longer access cultural this happen again. Unfortunately they were thinking ISRAEL TE ARE, Perth sites, access blocked, our taonga DAVE “she’ll be right” too. And what’s I have a tile on the wall, really nice and casual is that it’s OK. Manutuke school! Hey David!! I know exactly where my No one has been held accountable. I remember painting these, tile is but it’s so ugly! My LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS The Government has changed the that was probably the coolest mum even has a photo of me ministries and people in charge, no day ever. with it lol. doubt after a bit of a stern telling- LEA BARBARICH Well Plonked in place off, and they can just get on with MALISSA TUREI, Hastings Gold Coast Re: Mature exaggeration and the rest of their jobs — and hope done societies preserve inflammatory to the coronavirus infections they are history, June 16. suggest locals want responsible for allowing back into Come on! No to blow up artefacts. the country aren’t spreading. On banana propagation Daryl one is suggesting Having said that, The new guy in charge has said Re: Going bananas, June for propagating bananas. Re: Recognised abolishing history. none of the artefacts the fact two Covid-positive sisters 5 story. It ensures they are true to as a Good Sort, I assume that lots I guess you are were able to leave managed Tallyman bananas type and free from pests and June 18 story. of us just want talking about are isolation without being tested supplied the larger diseases.” A very, very to shuffle some archaeological relics. amount of stems here and See: www.agric.wa.gov. deserving symbols of history They have not been showed the system had not been recommend stem cultivation au/bananas/propagation- “100 percent successful”. recipient. sideways to make rediscovered, dug over laboratory-cloned bananas room for our Maori up or searched for. Multiple reports show how badly plants — the reason being, JANE MULLANEY P. MILLAR Treaty partners These statues, place our “system” of managed isolation it provides an additional Palmerston North to choose some of names or models has been operating. The fact two income source for the grower Respect! You’re their names, people were plonked in cases of Covid-19 came through it who can also demonstrate Just curious, but doesn’t the The Man Daryl. and stories to share place. was inevitable. the quality of the plants’ article you linked back up what those spaces. Please, Air Commodore Digby performance. The plantation Hugh Rose said? It says TC plants VANESSA It is an LARA MEYER Webb, we’ve had enough of failures may also be brought into are more susceptible to drought production much faster. Lab and stress conditions because being treated as a great job that clones are much less hardy. they don’t have the root base. has gone slightly off course. Tell The article starts by saying they Credit where it’s due . . . it like it was, an open sieve rather HUGH ROSE, Maungatapere won’t have pests and diseases, Before the 2017 general election, he said (June 4) on RNZ’s Morning than a safety net, and fix it. but then goes on to say that they MPs from all the Opposition parties Report: “The Government can While he is doing that, some Of course H. Rose would say are more susceptible to pests and came to Gisborne more than borrow from the Reserve Bank. To the things he does, unfortunately diseases as they establish. I have people are paying a high price for once announcing their intention be technical, it’s literally borrowing without any basis and for his no expertise in this, but if you had the ineptitude of those running our to restore the rail link to Napier. from itself.” own purposes. Some varieties he a TC plantation wouldn’t you risk isolation system; returning Kiwis Proviso — IF they became the Whoever is the Government after supplied were not the ones he losing all the plants to the one with dying or just-deceased family government. September 19, the financial policies said they were, since confirmed by pest or disease — as they would members who for now can’t get Well, except for Marama Fox, will be identical. All of the current AgResearch. There is no reason all be the same genetically? they did. But, apart from getting MPs cling to the debt-funding compassionate release even after a a grower cannot sell pups from some logs out of Wairoa, little has dogma of PPPs (Public-Private- negative Covid-19 test. tissue-cultured plants and where BARRY JOBLIN, Whangarei happened except for more reviews Partnerships) and sales of Treasury Health Minister David Clark was is the evidence to show tissue and reports. securities. already on notice after his personal plants are less hardy? I guess if Barry, pukekos are the Dare our hopes be raised again At least the public is getting a lapses and especially a 20km drive you wish to sell lots of plants you only known pest of bananas with the latest contribution from taste of second-hand social credit, will be quite disparaging of tissue in New Zealand. They can to a beach during the first week BERL economist Ganesh Nana? He as the Reserve Bank buys back the culture. be easily controlled and of lockdown, for which he offered has certainly identified the region’s Treasury bonds from the private DAVID COLLEY excluded from banana to resign. These failures within productivity potential — coinciding banking system. Up to the voters as plantations. We have yet to his ministry are of a completely with a recent Farmers Weekly report to whether we get the real thing and A peer-reviewed body of see presence of any diseases different order of magnitude and (June 4) on a promising future for a rapid restoration of our rail. knowledge from the experts here that occur overseas. protein-rich crops like chickpeas he needs to take responsibility for in Australia exists, so do and quinoa. HEATHER MARION SMITH them. The Prime Minister should your research: “Tissue GEOFFREY MANSELL Moreover, he has dared to be Social Credit NZ executive accept his resignation this time. culture is the best method Whangarei Our Ministry of Health also equally explicit about funding. As member, Wanganui needs a shaking out, to remove [email protected] people and areas of incompetence and inefficiencies that have been ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. accepted for too long. The nation’s ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. health won’t be right until she’s ■ Always include full name and contact details. fixed. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 WORLD 13 Pandemic is ‘accelerating’ China’s latest virus outbreak likely came from Europe says UN LONDON — The emergencies Ryan said that analysis of to understand how the virus chief of the World Health the genetic sequences China spread so quickly and what Organisation confirmed on provided so far suggests that the conditions in the market — Friday that the UN agency virus spread from other people included crowded workers, air received genetic sequences from — and does not suggest that it conditioning and the presence of China involving Beijing’s recent jumped to humans from animals. water — may have helped. coronavirus outbreak and said it After the new coronavirus was “The environment itself may appears the virus was exported first detected in the Chinese have facilitated the spread of from Europe. city of Wuhan in late December, disease, at least initially,” he At a press briefing on Friday, officials hypothesised that it said. Dr. Michael Ryan noted that likely jumped into people from “That’s we’ve seen that in “strains and viruses have moved animals at a wildlife market, meatpacking plants,” he said. around the world” throughout although the species responsible “We’ve seen that all over the the virus pandemic and said has never been identified. world. So what is it about this the fact that a virus from “This coronavirus (in China’s environment that allows the Europe sparked China’s latest latest outbreak) looks very disease to amplify that setting?” outbreak did not mean the virus much like it’s of human origin,” WHO Director-General Tedros originated there. Ryan said, calling for a detailed Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on “What it’s saying most likely investigation to determine how Friday that the pandemic is is that the disease was probably the imported cases sparked such “accelerating.” imported from outside Beijing a large cluster. He said more than 150,000 VIRUS SPREADS AGAIN: Deliverymen collect food orders in at some point,” Ryan said, To date, Chinese officials have cases were reported to the UN Beijing on Friday. China declared a fresh outbreak in Beijing under adding that “establishing when identified 158 cases in Beijing in health agency on Thursday, the control after numbers for new cases stabilised as hundreds of that happened and how long the past week. biggest single-day total so far. thousands are tested. AP picture the chain of transmission is, is Most, if not all have been Tedros warned countries not important.” linked to the city’s largest to relax their infection control lockdown restrictions and that dangerous phase,” he said. “The He said that many coronavirus wholesale food market, where measures too soon, though governments are eager to jump- virus is still spreading fast. It is strains spreading in New York thousands of people work. he recognised that many start their nations’ economies. still deadly and most people are could also be linked to Europe. Ryan said it was essential people have grown weary of “We are in a new and still susceptible.” — AP NYC declares Black Lives Matter protest spurs BRIEFS Juneteenth an scrutiny of Dutch colonial past Louisville officer to be fired LOUISVILLE — Louisville’s mayor said on Friday official holiday HOORN, Netherlands — The that one of three police officers involved in the 17th century has gone down fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor will be fired. in Dutch history as the Golden Mayor Greg Fischer said interim Louisville police NEW YORK — New York City Age, when unprecedented Chief Robert Schroeder has started termination Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced trading wealth helped fund the proceedings for Officer Brett Hankison. Two other that Juneteenth — the June 19 date likes of artists Rembrandt van officers remain on administrative reassignment which marks the end of US slavery Rijn and Johannes Vermeer. while the shooting is investigated. Fischer said — will become an official holiday. But the grim flip side of officials could not answer questions about It comes as millions of Americans the prosperity — fortunes the firing because of state law. He referred all plan to commemorate, with marches generated by seafaring traders, questions to the Jefferson County attorney’s and personal observances, the 1865 slavery and iron-fisted colonial office. date when the last US slaves were rulers — is being brought Taylor, who was black, was shot eight times by freed. into sharp focus amid global officers who burst into her Louisville home using The date’s significance has grown protests sparked by the killing a no-knock warrant during a March 13 narcotics this year amid Black Lives Matter of George Floyd. investigation. No drugs were found at her home. protests. Activists spurred by the INGRAINED RACISM: A few demonstrators in favour A letter the chief sent to Hankison said the officer Mayor de Blasio said in a press Black Lives Matter protests in of keeping the statue hold Dutch flags at the statue of violated standard operating procedures when he conference on Friday that the date the United States are seeking Pieterszoon Coen in Hoorn, Netherlands. AP picture “wantonly and blindly fired 10 rounds into the would be marked as an official city to shed more light on the Dutch apartment of Breonna Taylor.” The letter says he holiday beginning in 2021, and will colonial past and tackle what of people from former Dutch statue in Hoorn, saying in a fired the rounds “without supporting facts” that also be a public school holiday. they call ingrained racism colonies being marginalised in video posted on Twitter that the deadly force was directed at a person posing “We’ll work with all the unions to and discrimination in the Dutch society. he was honouring the Dutch an immediate threat. — AP work through the plan, give this day Netherlands, a nation that was The peaceful demonstration, identity and history. The fast- the importance and recognition it once known as a beacon of in Coen’s hometown, followed growing Forum for Democracy Brazil cases top one million deserves,” Mr de Blasio said. “Every tolerance. protests across the Netherlands party that Baudet leads is using BRAZIL — Brazil has become the second city worker, every student will The latest target of activists in recent weeks against police the protests as a rallying cry to country in the world to confirm more than have the opportunity to reflect on is a statue of a top officer of the violence and racism, including recruit new members. one million cases of Covid-19, as the disease the meaning of our history and the Dutch East India Company who two in Amsterdam that drew In the Netherlands, it is not continues to spread. The figure, however, is truth.” in the 17th century founded thousands of participants. A only statues that have ties to believed to be higher because of insufficient Earlier, this week, New York the city that is now Indonesia’s statue of Piet Hein, a colonial slavery and oppression. Across testing. Only the US has had more infections. Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an capital, Jakarta. About 500 era mariner widely regarded as the country, streets bear the Brazil’s health ministry has confirmed 1,032,913 order making Juneteenth — also protesters gathered on Friday a hero, was daubed with red names of Golden Age figures. cases but experts say the outbreak is weeks away known as Emancipation Day and evening in the town of Hoorn, paint and the word “killer” last The wealth of 17th-century from its peak. Poor communities and indigenous Freedom Day — a paid holiday for north of Amsterdam, calling for week. traders funded stately mansions people have been particularly badly hit by the state workers. the removal of the statue of Jan Prof. Remco Raben, who that still stand on Amsterdam’s pandemic. President Jair Bolsonaro has been Mr Cuomo said he would introduce Pieterszoon Coen. A counter- teaches Dutch colonial and canals. heavily criticised for his response to the crisis. legislation to make the day a holiday demonstration supporting post-colonial history at the The horse-drawn Golden The far-right leader — who initially described the for all New Yorkers by 2021. the statue drew far fewer University of Amsterdam, said Carriage, currently undergoing disease as a “little flu” — has repeatedly clashed Virginia Governor Ralph Northam participants. the protests targeting statues a lengthy restoration but with state governors and mayors who have also promised to make Juneteenth a Honoured since the late are “a kind of correction of traditionally used to carry adopted strict restrictions to curb the spread of holiday by 2021 in the former capitol 19th century as a colonial the vision of the nation as it the Dutch monarch to the the virus, shutting down mayor cities. Bolsonaro of the Confederacy which rebelled ruler and leading light in the emerged in the 19th century state opening of Parliament argues the economic impact of the measures will against the US during the Civil War Dutch East India Company and not as a rewriting of the each year, also is getting a be much bigger than the virus itself, a position for the legal right to enslave black trading powerhouse, Coen history. It’s the rewriting of the reassessment. One of its panels shared by many. — BBC people. also is reviled as the “butcher image of the nation.” is decorated with a painting In Pennsylvania, Gov Tom Wolf of Banda” for a bloody 1621 “That’s where it ties in with depicting Africans and Asians Navy fires captain after all has also signed an order making assault on a group of islands in the post-colonial communities carrying goods to present to WASHINGTON — In a stunning reversal, the Juneteenth a holiday for state order to secure a monopoly on in the Netherlands, because their colonial masters. Navy has upheld the firing of the aircraft carrier workers. spices grown there. Thousands they see that they are not In recent years, much of the captain who urged faster action to protect his “In recent weeks, people around of island inhabitants were killed. presented in the public, political polarised Dutch debate about crew from a coronavirus outbreak, the Navy’s the nation have joined together to Karwan Fatah-Black, a sphere, . . . so they demand for race has revolved around the top officer said on Friday. Adm Mike Gilday, the demand an end to systemic racism historian and lecturer at Leiden correction of that,” Raben said. divisive children’s character chief of naval operations, also extended the and oppression of African Americans,” University, thinks the many But there are still plenty of Black Pete, who is often blame for the ship’s pandemic crisis, delaying he said in the statement. protests in the Netherlands people in the Netherlands who portrayed by white people the promotion of the one-star admiral who was Texas was the first US state to in the wake of Floyd’s death reject such a re-evaluation of wearing blackface makeup at also onboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt — declare Juneteenth a holiday in 1980. at the hands of Minneapolis the past. celebrations each December concluding that both men made serious errors Now all but four US states observe or police officers on May 25 are Populist lawmaker Thierry marking Sinterklaas, a Dutch in judgement. Less than two months ago, Gilday recognise the date in some form. a response to the voices of Baudet recently laid a bunch of celebration of St. Nicholas. had recommended that Capt. Brett E. Crozier be — BBC migrants and descendants roses at the base of the Coen — AP restored to command of the Roosevelt. — AP 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 ‘Lord of the Under cyber attack Rings’ actor PM Morrison blames ‘state-based actor’ Ian Holm dies CANBERRA, Australia — “A technical advisory on how LONDON — Ian Holm, a versatile British sophisticated state-based cyber organisations can detect and actor whose long career included roles in actor” was targeting Australia mitigate cyber threats. “Chariots of Fire” and “The Lord of the Rings” in an escalating cyber The cyber agency warned has died. He was 88. campaign that is threatening last month that “malicious Holm died peacefully on Friday morning in all levels of government, cyber adversaries” were a hospital, surrounded by his family and carer, businesses, essential services taking advantage of key staff his agent Alex Irwin and critical infrastructure, the at critical infrastructure said in a statement. prime minister said on Friday. working from home during the His illness was Prime Minister Scott pandemic. Parkinson’s-related. Morrison would not name Power and water networks “His sparkling wit the state, amid inevitable as well and transport and always accompanied speculation that the communications grids were a mischievous twinkle cyberattacks were part of threatened. in his eye,” Irwin said. Australia’s increasingly hostile “We are continuing to see “Charming, kind and rift with China. attempts to compromise ferociously talented, Morrison said he made the Australia’s critical we will miss him growing threat public to raise infrastructure,” agency head hugely.’’ Ian Holm awareness and particularly SOPHISTICATED THREAT: Speaking to the press, PM Scott Abigail Bradshaw said. Holm appeared in wanted organisations Morrison said that the cyberattack was targeting Australian “It is reprehensible that scores of movies big involved in health, critical organisations across a range of sectors. AP picture cybercriminals would and small, from costume dramas to fantasy infrastructure and essential seek to disrupt or conduct epics. A generation of moviegoers knows him services to bolster technical saying that China has “been spreading disinformation ransomware attacks against as Bilbo Baggins in “The Lord of the Rings” defences. opposing and combating all online, prompting China our essential services during and “The Hobbit” trilogies. He won a British A range of sectors were types of cyber attacks.” to accuse Australia of a major health crisis,” she Academy Film Award and gained a supporting- being targeted and the “The attacks coming from disinformation. added. actor Oscar nomination for portraying frequency of cyber intrusions the institute against China Morrison said “Australia The agency also reported pioneering athletics coach Sam Mussabini in to steal and cause harm has are totally baseless nonsense,” doesn’t engage lightly in “malicious cyber actors” the hit 1982 film “Chariots of Fire.” increased for months, he said. Zhao told reporters at a daily public attribution” but said he were attempting to “damage He was also a charismatic theatre actor “This is the actions of briefing on Friday. couldn’t control speculation or impair” hospitals and who won a Tony Award for best featured a state-based actor with China in recent weeks about who was responsible for emergency response actor as Lenny in Harold Pinter’s play “The significant capabilities. There banned beef exports from the cyber campaign. organisations outside Homecoming” in 1967. aren’t too many Australia’s He offered few details Australia. He was a longtime member of the Royal state-based actors largest abattoirs, about the activities and said Sydney-based brewery giant Shakespeare Company, though a bout of who have those I’m absolutely ended trade in it was difficult to understand Lion said on Friday it was debilitating stage fright that struck during a capabilities,” certain‘ that China Australian barley whether the intrusions were continuing to recover from a production of “The Iceman Cometh” in 1976 Morrison said. is behind it. with a tariff wall motivated by desires to steal ransomware attack last week. kept him off the stage for many years. Peter Jennings, and warned its state secrets, intellectual “Lion and our expert cyber “I think it happens quite often to actors,” executive director —Peter Jennings’ citizens against property or the personal data team continue to investigate Holm told the Associated Press in 1998. of the Australian visiting Australia. of ordinary Australians. the ransomware attack that “They lose their nerve. They may think it’s a Strategic Policy The measures Australian investigations caused a partial IT outage last crazy way to make a living, or whatever. I was Institute think-tank, said only are widely interpreted as to date had not uncovered week,” a company statement fortunately gainfully employed in the other China had the capability and punishment for Australia’s any “large-scale personal data said. media. I could have frozen in front of a camera, interest in launching such advocacy of an independent breaches,” Morrison said. And “It’s important to reinforce and I would have had to become a chimney a massive cyber offensive probe into the origins and he said many of the intrusions that while this attack has had sweep or something.” against Australia. spread of the coronavirus had been thwarted. an impact on our operations, He returned to live performance and won a “I’m absolutely certain that pandemic. Defence Minister we are still brewing beer and 1998 Laurence Olivier Award for best actor for China is behind it,” Jennings Australia’s foreign minister Linda Reynolds said the manufacturing our dairy and his performance in the title role of “King Lear” said. this week accused China of government’s cyber agency, drinks brands, and we’ve at the National Theatre. Holm was knighted in Chinese Foreign Ministry using the anxiety around Australian Cyber Security managed to keep shipping 1998 for his services to drama. He was married spokesperson Zhao Lijian the pandemic to undermine Centre, and the Home Affairs products to many of our four times and had five children. — AP dismissed such allegations, Western democracies by Department published a customers,” it added. — AP Ethiopia to fill disputed dam, deal or no deal

ADDIS ABABA — It’s a clash over down in February, failing to reach WATER WAR: A pleasure boat carrying Africa, the current chairman of the water usage that Egypt calls an agreement. tourists and locals sails on the Nile River at African Union, attending as observers. existential threat and Ethiopia calls No date has been set for talks to sunset in Aswan, Egypt. Ethiopia’s Foreign Sudan’s Irrigation Minister Yasser a lifeline for millions out of poverty. resume, and the foreign minister said Minister Gedu Andargachew declared that Abbas told reporters after talks ended Just weeks remain before the filling of Ethiopia doesn’t believe it’s time to his country will go ahead and start filling on Wednesday that the three counties’ Africa’s most powerful hydroelectric take them to a head of state level. the $4.6 billion dam next month. AP picture irrigation leaders have agreed on “90 dam might begin, and tense talks The years-long dispute pits percent or 95 percent” of the technical between the countries on its operation Ethiopia’s desire to become a major issues but the dispute over the “legal have yet to reach a deal. power exporter and development points” in the deal remains dissolved. In an interview with The Associated engine against Egypt’s concern that The Sudanese minister said his Press, Ethiopian Foreign Minister the dam will significantly curtail its country and Egypt rejected Ethiopia’s Gedu Andargachew on Friday declared water supply if filled too quickly. Sudan attempts to include articles on water that his country will go ahead and has long been caught between the sharing and old Nile treaties in the start filling the US$4.6 billion Grand competing interests. dam deal. Ethiopian Renaissance Dam next The arrival of the rainy season Egypt has received the lion’s share month, even without an agreement. is bringing more water to the Blue of the Nile’s waters under decades-old “For us it is not mandatory to reach Nile, the main branch of the Nile, and agreements dating back to the British an agreement before starting to fill Ethiopia sees an ideal time to begin colonial era. Eighty-five percent of the the dam, hence we will commence filling the dam’s reservoir next month. Nile’s waters originate in Ethiopia from the filling process in the coming rainy Both Egypt and Ethiopia have the Blue Nile. season,” he said. hinted at military steps to protect “The Egyptians want us to offer “We are working hard to reach a their interests, and experts fear a a lot, but they are not ready to offer deal, but we will still go ahead with breakdown in talks could lead to war to break out.” Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan will resolve us anything,” Gedu said Friday. our schedule whatever the outcome conflict. He added, “Our reading is that the any future disputes. “They want to control everything. We is. If we have to wait for others’ Ethiopia’s foreign minister would Egyptian side wants to dictate and The United States earlier this year are not discussing a water-sharing blessing, then the dam may remain not say whether his country would use control even future developments on tried to broker a deal, but Ethiopia did agreement.” idle for years, which we won’t allow to military action to defend the dam and our river. We won’t ask for permission not attend the signing meeting and Ethiopia’ foreign minister expressed happen,” he said. its operations. to carry out development projects on accused the Trump administration of disappointment in Egypt’s efforts to He added that “we want to make “This dam should have been our own water resources. This is both siding with Egypt. find backing for its side. it clear that Ethiopia will not beg a reason for cooperation and legally and morally unacceptable.” This week some Ethiopians felt “Our African brotherly countries Egypt and Sudan to use its own water regional integration, not a cause for He said Ethiopia has offered to fill vindicated when the US National should have supported us, but instead resource for its development,” pointing controversies and warmongering,” he the dam in four to seven years, taking Security Council tweeted that “257 they are tainting our country’s name out that Ethiopia is paying for the said. possible low rainfall into account. million people in east Africa are relying around the world, and especially in the dam’s construction itself. “Egyptians are exaggerating their Sticking points in the talks have on Ethiopia to show strong leadership, Arab world,” he said. He spoke after the latest round of propaganda on the dam issue and been how much water Ethiopia will which means striking a fair deal.” “Egypt’s monopolistic approach to talks with Egypt and Sudan on the playing a political gamble. Some of release downstream from the dam The latest talks saw officials from the dam issue will not be acceptable dam, the first since discussions broke them seem as if they are longing for a during a multi-year drought and how the US, European Union and South for us forever.”— AP The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 WORLD 15 South African choir makes new music to adapt to Covid-19

MOUS VALLEY, South Africa — The for singing together, but this “cultural have been cleared to sing together. dusty streets of rural South Africa catastrophe,” as one British arts group A recording and filming studio has are a far cry from the bright lights called Covid-19, is not stopping the been constructed at the community of “America’s Got Talent,” but that’s young singers. theatre and they have begun where the members of the Ndlovu Ndlovu is the Zulu word for rehearsing new material for an online Youth Choir find themselves coping elephant, and like the pachyderm show. with the coronavirus pandemic. the choir members are showing “We are getting together for the With an electrifying mix of vocals determination to move forward. first time since lockdown started,” said and dance moves, the group made the The group was formed in 2008 Majola with excitement. finals of the US television show last to help orphans and children of HIV Choir director Ralf Schmitt said the year. Sold-out performances across patients, said Hugo Tempelman, a group is rehearsing new material for the US and Europe followed, as well as Dutch doctor whose medical clinic that their first album with Simon Cowell’s a recording contract. has become a wide-ranging community label, a division of Sony Music. But Covid-19 halted their development project. Livestream performances are also international tour and landed them The project had more than 600 child- planned. back where they began, Moutse Valley headed households in the orphan and “We are all excited. We’ll be in South Africa’s Limpopo province, vulnerable children programme, he UNFULFILLED DREAMS: Ndlovu Youth Choir members stand recording with some international one of the country’s poorest regions. said. on stage during a taping of the show America’s Got Talent in Los artists from around the globe,” Schmitt “We were supposed to go to “We tried to assist those kids with Angeles. The coronavirus crisis has put their dreams on hold, as said. Germany for a performance, but it got food programmes and tried to give their tour got cancelled. AP picture The album is scheduled for release cancelled. We are used to touring the them a more resilient way of surviving, at the end of the year, but the choir world, doing shows everywhere, and through life skills,” Tempelman said. give them something that they can be Tempelman’s help, they are coming up intends to release a song, “We Will during this corona time it’s been very He saw a bigger need for the proud of,” he said. with a new plan. Rise,” to mark the birthday of Nelson difficult and frustrating,” said Sandile children’s development. In 2016 the choir became more Pulling down his face mask, choir Mandela on July 18. Majola, 26, a member of the chorus “When I saw the kids go home, I still professional with the help of donors. manager Majola described how all the “It’s an inspirational song about how and its manager. didn’t see a smile. And I thought that The 38 young singers are used to singers, ranging in age from 13 to 26, we can work together to overcome this The virus has created new risks if we want to provide hope, we must overcoming adversity and, with have been tested for Covid-19 and coronavirus,” Schmitt said. — AP ‘Hurt and angry’ AP picture Modi denies any Indian territory loss in China clash NEW DELHI — India’s prime minister said on Friday that the entire country is “hurt and angry” at the killing of 20 soldiers by Chinese forces in a disputed Himalayan border region, while denying assertions that any Indian territory had been lost. Addressing a meeting of top Bangladeshi group opposition leaders, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that “the country today has such capability sends cards, baskets that no one can even dare look towards an inch of our land.” Modi underscored that India wants peace and friendship, but to Covid-19 patients upholding sovereignty is foremost. Sonia Gandhi, the main DHAKA — When her father Foundation officials said opposition Congress party chief, tested positive for Covid-19, families should understand how had earlier questioned whether Sumona Khanom struggled to important it is to support those intelligence failures had allowed RISE IN ANTI-CHINESE SENTIMENTS: Exile Tibetans and local get a bed for him at an already battling Covid-19 when they need China to build up forces in the Indians participate in a protest against the Chinese government in overwhelmed Dhaka Medical it the most. area and she called for tough Dharmsala, India on Friday. AP picture College Hospital. The family “Those news reports are very government action in getting sub-freezing temperatures. said there was no intelligence struggled, too, with a lack of shocking. We cannot believe this China to leave Indian territory. The clash escalated a standoff failure on the part of the army. money to buy food. can happen in a society where India and China accuse each that began in early May, when Modi maintained no Indian She was exhausted. But then, relatives usually throng a hospital other of instigating Monday’s fight Indian officials said Chinese territory had been captured by solace came in the form of a when someone becomes ill. But in the Galwan Valley, part of the soldiers crossed the border in China and praised the sacrifice fruit basket from the Bidyanondo this pandemic is teaching us disputed Ladakh region along three places, erecting tents and of the soldiers killed, saying they Foundation. There were mangoes, many new things and showing its the Himalayan frontier. China guard posts and ignoring warnings “taught a lesson to those who litchis, oranges, apples, lemons teeth,” said Salman Khan Yeasin, a has not said whether it suffered to leave. That triggered shouting had dared to look towards our and other food. And there was a foundation manager. any casualties in what was the matches, stone-throwing and motherland.” “The nation will get-well card for her father that “Actually, in this time of corona, deadliest conflict between the fistfights between the opposing forever remember their valour and read, “We are here to stand by humanity is in a sort fading away. sides in 45 years. sides, much of it replayed on TV sacrifice,” he said. you. This (gift) is a token of love. But in this case, we are trying to Both countries said they were news programmes and in social The clash has fanned growing Our heart goes to you!” set an example of humanitarian communicating through military media. anti-Chinese sentiments in India, The basket was presented approach,” he said. and diplomatic channels and The action has taken place which were already high because by volunteers working for the The group has distributed about stressed the importance of their along a remote stretch of the of the coronavirus pandemic, foundation, established in 2013 1,400 fruit baskets since it began broader relationship. Experts say 3380-kilometre Line of Actual which began in China late last and known for its food assistance distributing them on June 1. the two nations are unlikely to Control — the border established year. India’s caseload has climbed programs for street children and Bidyanondo depends mostly head to war, but easing tensions following a war between India and to fourth-highest in the world. the poor. The group — its name on crowdfunding. It has built quickly will be difficult. China in 1962 that resulted in an An Indian business means “learn for fun” — has a partnership with the military China on Friday maintained its uneasy truce. confederation called for a boycott stepped in to build awareness of and its agencies, and works with position that India is to blame for The rules of engagement of 500 Chinese goods, including Covid-19 among families of virus’ about 80 other groups across the clash. “The right and wrong is along the Line of Actual Control toys and textiles, to express victims and the community. Bangladesh. very clear and the responsibility — which prohibit using live “strong criticism” of China’s action Its efforts have been inspired by Yeasin said while the lies entirely with the Indian side,” ammunition but also ban physical in Ladakh. news reports of neglect of victims, foundation’s primary target is Foreign Ministry spokesperson contact between soldiers — will Taylor Fravel, director of the or hostility toward them. to support patients and build Zhao Lijian said. have to be renegotiated, defence Security Studies Programme at One family abandoned an awareness, it does not want Both India and China have analyst Rahul Bedi said. the Massachusetts Institute of elderly woman in a forest near doctors and other health workers denied media reports that Indian “It remains to be seen whether Technology, said China was trying their home when they suspected to be forgotten. soldiers were in Chinese custody. India will sit down at the to put pressure on India, and he she was infected. In another “Many health workers are During Monday’s clash soldiers negotiating table with China and didn’t think Beijing wanted a incident, a father died after being staying outside home, away from brawled with clubs, rocks and say it will like to change these violent clash between their armies. locked in his room when he their families to provide health their fists in the thin air at 4270 agreements to make them a little G. Parthasarthy, a retired returned from work with fever. care,” he said. “We wanted to metres above sea level, but no more aggressive or offensive in Indian diplomat, said that both The family did not take him to thank them. They also need mental shots were fired, Indian officials nature,” he said. China and Pakistan — India’s a hospital. Other families have support.” have said. The soldiers carry In Friday’s meeting with Modi, archrival — were aiming at low- refused to take bodies for burial or So it has sent them cards. One firearms but are not allowed Gandhi said the “entire country” cost containment of India. “China cremation. reads: “We become brave to do to use them under a previous would like assurances that China has a hangup against India and The incidents have prompted more (for people) seeing your agreement in the border dispute. will move its forces back to the its civilization. For us to expect Bangladesh’s Prime Minister efforts, we know you will continue Indian security officials have Line of Actual Control. Other China will be a friendly neighbour Sheikh Hasina to express her this fight to save our lives if we said the fatalities were caused by opposition leaders echoed her call. . . . 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(WAIHĪRERE) term time only position THE TRIP TO GREECE 299 Gladstone Road MARAE Hazardous tree - (M) SAT-SUN 1.30pm, An information sheet Gisborne removal works are HAUORA TAIR AWHITI for 20 hours per week, 6.10pm, 8.30pm can be collected from (06) 863 3560 AGM to commence Monday, TITANIC (M) SAT-SUN currently underway the Club’s Office. Email: trust@ 10am, Saturday along the roadway. BOARD AND ADVISORY 20th July, 2020, subject 3.30pm to availability, until the More information and tamanuhiri.iwi.nz 11 July 2020 20 m3 woodchip Times may vary subject Website: www. Chairman’s report loads are available COMMITTEE MEETING end of the junior to late changes explanation regarding academic year i.e. the Special General tamanuhiri.iwi.nz Financial report for landowners in WWW.ODEONGISBORNE.CO.NZ Strategic Plan the immediate area. TUESDAY 23 June 2020 Friday, 11th December, Meeting will be made 1pm Finance, Risk & Audit Committee 2020. Call ArborCare available shortly. 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GLENGARRY, Applications close 30 June 2020 of Gisborne, Board Secretary Wiremu Elliott Meetings New Zealand, Principal For more information School Teacher, deceased. JUNE/JULY and application form visit www.hauoratairawhiti.org.nz Stand Out www.sunrisefoundation.org.nz Pursuant to s. 35 of the 06 869 0500 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC Meetings of the Council and its or call Glenda 06 867 7939 Trustee Act 1956 421 Ormond Road Give your Committees scheduled for June and July NOTICE IS HEREBY Gisborne advertisement to be held at the Gisborne District Council. GIVEN that all creditors and other a boost with a Wh-aia te Hauora i Roto i te Kotahitanga Thursday 25 June persons having claims a- Public Notices A Healthier Tair whiti by Working Together HIGHLIGHTER Extraordinary Civil Defence & Emergency against or in respect of the estate of the Management Group – to follow Council abovenamed deceased meeting. Situations Vacant Tairawhiti Community or any property forming Monday 29 June part of any such estate Law Centre are required to send 9.30am Hearings and YOUTHLAW their claims to the undermentioned To hear an application for Land Use, Land presents solicitors for the Disturbance, Sand Disturbance, and use executrix within one of the Coastal Management Area (CMA) month of the date of for Emergency Works in the CMA adjacent CYBERBULLYING publication of this to 22-26 Pare Street, Wainui, for Gisborne WORKSHOP notice and a NOTICE District Council. IS HEREBY GIVEN Presented by: that after such date the Wednesday 29 July Sarah Guy executrix proposes to (Legal Education Co-ordinator) transfer or distribute the 9am Civil Defence & Emergency assets of the deceased Management Manawa Pomare (Senior Lawyer and Legal Educator) among the parties Thursday 30 July entitled thereto having Topic contents: This is a free regard to the claims of 9am Future Tairāwhiti workshop covering the Harmful Digital which the executrix then has notice and that Meeting agendas and associated reports Communications Act 2015, cyber in such event the are available on our website two days bullying from a youth rights perspective, executrix will not in before the scheduled meeting. This notice practical tools and getting help. respect of the property is given under the Local Government so transferred or Where: Tairawhiti Community Law distributed be liable to Oicial Information and Meetings Act Centre, 85 Lowe St, Gisborne 1987. any person of whose Date: Wednesday, 24th June 2020 claim they had no notice at the time of Time: 11am to 12.30pm such transfer of (Tea/coffee & biscuits provided) distribution:- Rishworth Wall & www.gdc.govt.nz Registration is essential as spaces are Mathieson, Solicitors, limited. PO Box 55, 15 Fitzherbert Street To register contact Gillian Creach, GISBORNE PO Box 747 Gisborne 4040 General Manager EMAIL: PHONE 06 867 2049 Phone 06 868 3392 or 0800 452 956 or office@wainui EAST COAST RESIDENTS 0800 653 800 email [email protected] chambers.co.nz EMAIL [email protected] Solicitors for the Executrix The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 CLASSIFIEDS 19

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Cen ral Baptist Church CHURCH OF 237 Palmerston Rd CHRIST Roebuck Road Sunday OPEN Service 10am Service 7pm Sunday Evening 10am Service (Revelation Studies) ALL WELCOME All welcome Ph John 027 7751 656 TAMARAU GISBORNE OASIS CHRISTIAN COMMENT ANGLICAN CHURCH COMMUNITY CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITY www.waiapu.com Matthews Rd (off Wainui Rd) CHURCHES These are peculiar times. A world viral CHURCH pandemic and now the issue of racism 10.30am: Rev Jin Sook Kim PARISH OF GISBORNE Kidzone, Worship. www.standrewsgis.org.nz causing great angst globally. One issue Holy Trinity Church Guest speaker: 2020 SUNDAYS 10am affecting the other, with so many feeling Bill Loudon, Missionary St Andrew's PRAISE & WORSHIP powerless, anxious and angry, as jobs 8am: Holy Communion from Bogota, Sth America. 176 Cobden Street (In Spirit & Sincerity) disappear and life is precarious. Regarding 10am: Holy Communion Sunday racism, here are just a few foundational A warm welcome MINISTRY truths, for understanding its roots and a 10.30am: (In Demonstration & Power) Waipaoa Parish Ph 867 4563/868 4735 Worship Service believer’s response. In the Heart of the Community •฀ God฀in฀Jesus฀Christ฀is฀racist.฀Yes!฀toward฀ 9.30am: Holy Communion at St George's, Matawhero Historic with the Community at Heart one race – ‘Adam Life’. He has done Patutahi Church Naumai Haere Mai - everything needed to defeat the inner 9.00am: All Welcome ‘Adam Life’ of sin and pride that every MAORI Worship Service Ptrs. Tom & Josie Crawford man฀and฀woman฀is฀born฀with.฀Jesus฀never฀ Methodist/ ANGLICAN Ph 027 458 4978 commented on the ‘outer life’ of any race Presbyterian or฀ culture.฀ ฀ Jesus฀ was฀ prejudiced฀ toward฀ Union Parish CHURCH the ‘inner life’ of man, the ‘Adam life’, the Cnr. Ormond Rd. Holy Communion life that causes me misery, and he wanted & Atkinson St. Services it฀replaced฀with฀His฀life.฀฀(Galatians฀2:20฀ P. 867 9604 St David's Church “I have been crucified with Christ and I 224 Rutene Road no longer live, but Christ lives in me”). Sunday 10am: 8am: Every 1st, 3rd Receive His life and His love must flow. "Take off. Put on ... the Christ way and 5th Sunday •฀ The฀sin฀of฀‘Pride’฀is฀at฀the฀root฀of฀racism,฀ of life." - Ephesians 4:17-32 and฀every฀culture฀and฀race฀has฀pride!฀Even฀ Jim Mestyanek Whanau Karakia with Holy Trinity those prejudiced against racists have their No Evening Fellowship Gathering 70 Derby Street cause rooted in pride. Scripture is clear - “It takes one to know one. Judgmental Find us on Facebook - Mangapapa Union Parish www.mup.org.nz 10am: criticism of others is a well-known way Every 1st Sunday of escaping detection in your own crimes Nikora Tapu and misdemeanors.”฀(Romans฀2:1).฀ ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH of Anglican Church •฀ Historical฀ figures,฀ their฀ statues฀ &฀ St Mary Star of the Sea 5 Oneroa Road monuments are being scrutinized for 10am: Every 2nd & purity, but Scripture again is clear; “As it is 4th Sunday REFLECTIONS written: "THERE IS NONE RIGHTEOUS, WEEKEND MASS TIMES NOT EVEN ONE;” (Romans฀3:10) Toko Toru Tapu Church The new Abortion Legislation Act was passed in March. •฀ It฀ follows฀ that฀ the฀ goal฀ of฀ the฀ Church฀ Saturday 6.00pm 73 Whakato Road The majority of MPs voted for abortion statistics to be must never be; ‘to abolish racism’ (or any Sunday 9.00am collected only for the next 18 months. cause),฀but฀is฀to฀lift฀up/heighten฀awareness฀ 10am: Every 2nd & of฀ the฀ revelation฀ of฀ Jesus฀ Christ฀ within฀ 3rd Sunday After that, the annual number of abortions will East Coast Tolaga Bay 2nd Sunday 11.00am not be published. The intention is for abortion to be the hearts of men & women. The greater Tokomaru Bay 3rd Sunday 11.30am All Saints' Church, completely “normalised”. Truth฀ (Christ฀ in฀ you),฀ will฀ include฀ the฀ Matawai 4th Sunday 11.00am Pakowhai But consider what the ultrasound of a 20-week old baby lesser truth - racism can have no place in 402 Lavenham Road, looks like and whether his or her removal should be just a me.฀Amen! Waituhi “normal” medical procedure. Stewart Patrick Office Hrs Mon-Fri 9.30am - 12.30pm 10am: Every 1st Refreshing฀Hearts,฀Gisborne Ph 06 867 7224 Sunday Bernard Moran 22 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 ‘Health, economy at risk’ Jackson defends ‘upset’ Prime Minister over blunder

AUCKLAND — Labour MP Willie seen her like this.” Jackson has defended Prime Minister Host Duncan Garner said that after Jacinda Ardern’s leadership in the wake being assured the border was watertight, of a series of quarantine blunders while Kiwis felt misled or lied to. National’s Judith Collins claims New But Jackson disagreed. Zealanders are being lied to. “I don’t think that is how New Circumstances of two women’s release Zealanders feel. I would hope they would from managed isolation this week have cut us a bit of slack given the integrity of been universally slammed. After the this Prime Minister, the leadership she sudden death of a parent last week, the has shown,” Jackson said. pair were allowed to leave quarantine “She has said mistakes have been on Saturday on compassionate grounds made. to drive to Wellington. That’s despite “She has made it very clear that they neither being tested for coronavirus. are going to fix things . . . we are going to Kiwis were initially told the women fix things,” he said. met no one along the way, but the “Sometimes, for whatever reasons, Ministry of Health later learned they people get out of control and we have got lost on the Auckland motorway and seen what has happened at the hotel. friends came to their assistance. They “It has been shambolic, okay? had “limited physical contact” with them “There are no excuses from me or for about five minutes, which included a from the Government. But there is a side hug. commitment to get this right . . . we will On Monday, in Wellington, both tested get it right.” positive for Covid-19. One of their friends DEBATING QUARANTINE RULES: National’s Judith Collins and Labour’s Willie Jackson said the Health Minister has since tested negative, while another Jackson clashed over the release of two women, who tested positive for Covid-19, would have also expected better from the result is pending. from quarantine without being tested. Newshub picture via MediaWorks system, but now is “not about chopping Ardern, director general of health heads off”. Dr Ashley Bloomfield, and Health “It is about getting this right for the Minister David Clark have expressed New Zealanders at risk, it has put our have brought in the military. They had 5 million people who have supported us.” disappointment in testing not happening economy even further at risk because we them in months ago.” He understood that people felt let and compassionate leave exemptions will not be able to have our economy back She’s referencing an announcement down. have been put on hold while the system anywhere near what it was while we by Ardern on Wednesday where Collins said arranging a functional is assessed. Dr Bloomfield also stressed have this quarantine issue,” she said. the Prime Minister said she was quarantine system was not that difficult that no one should leave a facility “The inability to open our borders appointing Assistant Chief of Defence and the latest incidents were the sort without a negative test first. to people who are bringing jobs and Air Commodore Digby Webb to “oversee that shattered confidence and could be Appearing on The AM Show on enterprise into the country, that is all quarantine and managed isolation “really damaging” to the health and Friday, Jackson, a minister in Ardern’s actually a direct result of the lack of facilities, including the processes around economy of New Zealand. Government, said the gaps in the system confidence that we can all have in the the exit of those who have been in “It is not that hard to say this is a would be sorted out. quarantine regime.” these facilities”. On Thursday, Newshub quarantine hotel. The people from this “It has been a terrible last 24 hours There have been allegations of other revealed that Webb had been involved for flight are going into that hotel. Those for the country really. We have been very blunders in quarantine facilities, weeks. are the only people going into that clear. The boss, the Prime Minister, has including a birthday party happening Jackson said he “hasn’t been in charge hotel, the people coming in that day,” been upfront about this. I don’t think it’s with guests from different planes, claims of the operation”, however. she said. a time for excuses. We don’t think it’s a a homeless man stayed at a hotel, and “Now he is in charge of the operation “Once their quarantine has finished time for excuses. It is about getting the that two people allowed out for a funeral and he will keep things ticking over. We and they have had their two negative processes right, getting things right at ran away. can’t have mistakes. If we have mistakes, tests for Covid-19, then that hotel is the border, getting the right people in,” Dr Bloomfield told The AM Show on the country suffers.” emptied. Then you clean it. Then you he said. Thursday that he is always upfront and He said Collins was going too far in her sterilise everything. That’s what you do. “You think you have got everything transparent with Kiwis. In regard to accusations of lies. Then you have the next plane load. It’s in place. We went hard, we went early. the two women’s trip to Wellington, he “I think we are going a bit over the not that hard.” There was huge support for what we did. said he presented the public with all the line if you are going to start accusing the Jackson said: “Come on, get positive We all know that. You tick all the boxes. information he had at the time and has Prime Minister of lying . . . from a senior Judith. What’s wrong with you this But sometimes these things happen.” taken responsibility. He’s promising to and respected member of the Opposition. morning? Too negative.” He expressed “faith” in Ardern’s sort it out. Seriously, I don’t see there’s any lies that That didn’t go down well. leadership, but Collins, a senior National Asked who she was accusing of lying, are coming from our Prime Minister,” “I am just feeling really let down by MP, claimed New Zealanders were being Collins said: “I think the Prime Minister Jackson said. you guys. You are putting everyone at lied to. and Ministry of Health have made it very “She is a person of huge integrity and risk. Just stop it. We should be in charge,” “. . . It’s not only putting the health of clear that they have suddenly said they very honest, and she is upset. I haven’t Collins said. — Newshub Shoddy work Benefit knock-backs skyrocket for costs plumber jobseekers with partners earning over $40,000 WELLINGTON — A plumber has WELLINGTON — The number of people being and their partner earn more than $90 per week, a been found guilty of doing negligent denied benefits because their partner earns too new $490 weekly payment for people who have lost or incompetent work at a Lower Hutt much has skyrocketed. their jobs due to Covid-19 is not impacted unless retirement village. Job seeker benefits can be cut to nothing their partner earns more than $2000 per week. The Plumbers Board has fined Vincent depending on partners’ incomes — despite Maclean said that seemed particularly unfair. Cookson, who runs Virtual Plumbing, recommendations by the government’s own Welfare “I understand losing your job due to Covid is $7200, with costs of $36,000, after a Expert Advisory Group (WEAG) to scrap the rule. really hard, but these are people who have had three-day hearing. The number of people being refused benefits combined incomes for a long time — they’ve The bad plumbing compromised many because of their relationship status jumped to 414 probably got a lot more savings than we do. showers and a rubbish room in the during April — having been less than 80 for the “It makes you kind of feel like you’re being nearly-new 86-apartment complex in three months prior. punished and I didn’t choose to be born with upmarket Woburn. ActionStation campaigner Ruby Powell said that arthritis, it’s not something I asked for in my life.” Cookson’s lawyer Rebecca Stoop was just the tip of the iceberg. February and May. Kiro said now was the time for change. told the board he did not do the poor “A lot of people will go online to the Work and The existing jobseeker benefit is set at a “I think Covid could actually be a good catalyst work himself. The plumbing industry Income website, put in their details and be told they maximum of $250 per week after tax. for implementing some of the things that needed to would take note of what the case won’t be able to get any welfare support.” Brittany Maclean lives in Rotorua and has be done. showed about a supervising plumber’s Last year, WEAG recommended that benefits be rheumatoid arthritis — making it nearly impossible “There has been a shift in public attitude which is responsibilities, she said. individualised. for her to work in most jobs. good and there is a need to address sustainable and The Hutt City Council, builder WEAG chairperson Cindy Kiro said: “I watch But she can’t get a benefit because she lives with survivable income levels — particularly for the most and engineer were also at fault, in despair as people are desperate for food and her partner and he earns around $945 per week vulnerable.” Stoop added. There were “constant desperate for help, but it was frustrating to watch before tax. In a statement, minister for social development, walkthroughs” by the engineer Beca, pre-Covid, because I thought the need is so high out “After paying a third of our income in rent, Carmel Sepuloni, said she would begin further policy Hutt City Council inspectors and the there. It would’ve been good if we could have moved another third if not two-quarters on bills, each week work on relationship settings in the welfare system builder Armstrong Downes, along with that dial earlier.” we have about $150 for groceries, petrol, medical later this year. Cookson. Covid-19 has put immense pressure on New supplies — all of that other junk that isn’t a cost of A spokesperson would not give a timeline for this, “Ultimately the issues that were Zealand’s welfare system with more than 43,500 life.” or whether it might happen before the September missed, were missed by everyone,” people going on the job seeker benefit between While jobseeker benefits taper off once a person Election. — Radio NZ Stoop said. The case cost the board $71,000. — Radio NZ The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 FOCUS ON THE LAND 23

THE Changing times STOCk by TOM LANE Rural Real Estate Agent 32574-04 REPORT Prices firmed at Tuesday sale by Trevor Brown Best prices: VIC MA cows: Waitangi Terrace Station, 45 (620 kg), $1305, 20 THERE were 920 cattle sold at this (575 kg), $1220, 18 (560 kg), $1160, 8 week’s Matawhero Fair on Tuesday (515 kg), $930; Whakarau Station, 10 and prices firmed by at least 20 cents (575 kg), $1255, 24 (495 kg), $1040; per kg on the last cattle fair, influenced Mangaheia Station (2011) (Tolaga COMPOSTABLE BAG: A more by the increased meat schedule Bay), 14 (540 kg), $1200; Tauwharetoi compostable zip-lock pouch bag rather than the grass available. Station (Ruakituri), 10 (575 kg), $1150, for apples has just been launched In particular the heavier, well- 15 (545 kg), $1120; Tutumatai Station by New Zealand’s largest organic conditioned cattle were in keen (Ruatoria), 10 (475 kg), $965. apple producer. Bostock New demand. R2 yr steers: G.J and M.E Hope, 11 Traditionally our farming ownership Zealand has spent over 12 months Most of the vetted-in-calf mixed- (520 kg), $1420, 10 (485 kg), $1310, 10 models have been family orientated, developing what it believes to be a age cows were purchased by meat (495 kg), $1300, 23 (470 kg), $1220; with ownership passed down to the next world first. John Bostock (pictured) processors. Treble B Trust (Motu), 13 (315 kg), generation. This has been a model that said it was very exciting to be Best price of $1305 for these went $790, 7 (270 kg), $705; K and M launching it. “We are trialling our new has worked very well for generations. In to Waitangi Terraces Station at Contractors, 10 (335 kg), $745. current times this can prove to present pouch bags in Countdown stores Kanakanaia for a pen of 45 weighing R2 yr heifers: Stephen Herries, 20 around the North Island and some challenges for all involved if proper 620 kg. (385 kg), $900, 40 (355 kg), $750. succession planning has not been put into Foodstuff supermarkets. We have G.J and M.E Hope at Ormond R1 yr steers: Mangahanea Farms also launched a trial in Russia and place. received top price of $1420 for 11 rising Ltd, 25 (255 kg), $720; LMJ P/S A lot of hard-working young men, have received some very positive 2 year Charolais steers, weighing 520 (Ruatoria), 17 (225 kg), $700, 32 (210 feedback.” Picture supplied used to be able to shear their way into kg. kg), $662, 19 (170 kg), $612, 7 (200 farm ownership, which was a great In the rising 2 year heifer pens, kg), $590; Hei Jnr Trust (Opotiki), 27 Stephen Herries at Ngatapa sold 20 (220 kg), $687, 17 (185 kg), $525; Haha achievement, although those days are Angus for $900, weighing 385 kg. Station (Tikitiki), 9 (260 kg), $570, 16 almost 100% behind us. Ever-increasing Mangahanea Farms Ltd at Ruatoria (170 kg), $527, 12 (155 kg), $460. land prices as well as strong competition received best price of $720 for rising R1 yr heifers: Paringatai Farms, from other industries such as forestry Matawhero 1 year steers, this pen of 25 weighing 11 (320 kg), $675, 7 (255 kg), $542; and carbon, have put farm ownership out 255 kg. Mangapoi Station (Ruatoria), 32 (215 of reach for most hard-working farmers. Paringatai Farms at Hicks Bay kg), $560, 13 (230 kg), $507, 12 (205 The goal of most people aspiring to topped the rising 1 year heifers with kg), $470, 15 (175 kg), $350, 18 (165 become farm owners, is to have sole sheep sale ownership of the farm. Sometimes to $675 being paid for 11, weighing 320 kg), $360; Mataraoa Station (Waikura kg. Valley), 29 (220 kg), $557, 39 (180 kg), achieve this goal. You must take smaller Most cattle were healthy and $467; Hei Jnr Trust, 19 (210 kg), $485, steps to get there. witnesses carrying some condition, but varying 15 (170 kg), $380. Going alone into farm ownership can be in size. R2 yr bulls: Andrew Proffit, 4 (365 exceedingly difficult and near impossible Prices per kg: MA cows: $2.22 – kg), $740, 12 (340 kg), $655; Haha financially for a lot of people these $2.00/kg; R2 yr steers: $2.73 – $2.51; Station, 5 (325 kg), $650; Burnage days. Although, when talking to farmers big entry R2 yr heifers: $2.34 – $2.11; R1 yr Station P/S (Rakauroa), 8 (295 kg), who are looking to grow their farming steers: $3.60 – $2.82; R1 yr heifers: $625. business or get into farm ownership for $2.60 – $1.95; R2 yr bulls: $2.12 – R1 yr bulls: Ingleby NZ LP-Matahiia, the first time and you mention working PRICES eased yesterday at the weekly $1.93; R1 yr bulls: $2.88 – $1.90. 7 (290kg), $550, 9 (220 kg), $430. with a group of farmers or their fellow Matawhero sheep sale due to the large entry, with more than 5000 sheep sent for neighbours to secure a particular farm, sale. the reaction is usually met with a strong The yarding included 180 prime ewes, “no way” or “never would I work with 94 prime lambs and 814 ewes, the rest HEREFORD BULL SALE someone else, I want it 100% myself”. being store lambs. “Then when that property is sold for The Willis Family Trust sold 13 prime another land use, (which in our district ewes for $153, the rest of the prime ewes “MEETING THE NEEDS OF is almost 100% forestry and out of the making from $127 down to $100. 100 100 farming industry for ever) the classic lines Jonathan Harris and Brian Farrell each COMMERCIAL CATTLEMEN” come out, “I would have brought that, sold prime lambs for $150. just needed more time” or “If only I had C.S Searle at Hexton topped the store known so-and-so was looking we could male lambs receiving $136 for a pen of 54. have worked together” The Willis Family Trust also gained The strength of farm ownership going best price of $116.50 for 11 store ewe forward needs to be more of a collective lambs. There was limited interest in the instead of every man on his own. In smaller store lambs, many selling from business you get strength in numbers $80 down to $30. and by working as a team. The new There were nine pens of scanned-in- norm should be working with neighbours lamb ewes and the best price here was or groups of farmers to secure a farm, $169 for 117 SIL twins to Polled Dorset and Hampshire rams, mated from whether to split the farm or to run it as a February 20. These ewes were in great stand-alone unit, 1/3 of something is far order, from Ohuka Farm (Otoko) Ltd. better than nothing at all. Joint ventures Store ewes sold from $85 down to $38. and equity partnerships where you have an investor/s having a share and as well Best prices — as a farmer, is the way forward to helping Male store lambs: C S Searle, 54, $136; budding farmers into farm ownership. Raroa Station (Tolaga Bay), 29, $120; As an agent I am spending a lot of time LMJ P/S (Ruatoria), 112, $118.50, 179, to try and get these sorts of scenarios $101, 86, $71; Waitangi Terrace Station happening and to become common (Kanakanaia), 22, $114, 51, $106, 20, $61; practice. Ranui Station (Waingake), 23, $110, 37, Thinking of selling or buying or just $100, 17, $59; Stephen Herries (Ngatapa), want to discuss the rural real estate 65, $109, 114, $91, 56, $40; Mataraoa market, feel free to get in touch. Station (Waikura Valley), 100, $109, 125, $85; Piritaha P/S (Ngatapa), 9, $108; Linburn P/S (Waimata), 29, $107, 30, $85; Tauwharetoi Station (Ruakituri), 22, $100, 78, $83.50. Store ewe lambs: Willis Family Trust, 11, $116.50, 15, $80; Waitangi Terrace Station, 54, $115.50, 348, $110, 159, $90, 58, $61, 12, $48; Bushy Knoll Forest Ltd 2020 Sale - 25th June on farm (Hangaroa), 82, $105.50, 12, $73.50; C.N.A 26841-11 and J.M Marr (Te Wera), 178, $97.50. 2.30pm - 727 Totangi Rd, Ngatapa, Gisborne Ewes: SIL: Ohuka Farm (Otoko) Ltd, 117 MA, SIL twins, $169, 101 MA, SIL Contact: Peter 06 863 9576 or Matt Humphreys 027 973 4349 singles, $135, 17 MA, SIL singles & twins, $95; Tarere 2 Trust (Te Araroa), 54 MA, SIL twins, $130, 115 MA, SIL singles, FIND

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by Murray Robertson attributes that we strive for their contribution to herd and beef veterinarians to in our breeding programme,” fertility is vital and requires encourage the most up-to- WILENCOTE Herefords said studmaster Peter. many miles of walking and date methods of assessing at Ngatapa will present 34 The Wilencote working over the mating bull fertility while ensuring of their rising-two-year-old programme encompasses period that has its own animal welfare.” bulls for sale next Thursday the production of robust challenges. The bulls have also been on farm and it will be a animals that will fit well into “This year’s sale bulls are BVD-tested Negative and special day for the stud. an East Coast hill country by proven sires that are both vaccinated twice. Peter and Susie environment. home bred and sourced “So they are all set to go Humphreys will celebrate He said the stud aims to from herds that are working and do the job they are bred with family, friends, clients breed functional animals of in the same direction as we for and come from herd with and other supporters 100 a medium size, displaying are. a C 10 TB status. Susie and I years as a stud. good muscling and body “All sale bulls have look forward to catching up ATHLETIC LINE-UP: Peter and Susie Humphreys look forward to “This years’ line-up type, correct structure and passed a mating ability with everyone on sale day putting their Wilencote Herefords up on-farm at Ngatapa on Thursday have come through well balance. “The bulls also test that is endorsed by as we celebrate 100 years of afternoon as they mark 100 years as a stud. Picture supplied and contain many of the need to be athletes as the New Zealand sheep breeding Herefords.”

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With the additional benefits of Vitamin B12 and Selenium, are truly grateful for and he is missed.” structural soundness, easy finishing, longevity, Peter said this year’s lineup have turned out temperament, fertility and eye appeal. to be a particularly even line. “I am proud of this “We, as protein suppliers, are well positioned years crop of sale bulls and it’s certainly good to on the global stage at producing safe food going be able to sell them under normal conditions.” forward in these challenging times.” He said the Hereford breed was versatile, be it Video clips of some of the sale bulls can be with the impact of crossing genetics for hybrid viewed online at www.mokairau.co.nz vigour or breeding sires for the dairy industry. Peter and his wife Christine, and the rest of the “The breed is a major contributor to New family, look forward to meeting everyone at their 32667-03 Zealand’s pastoral and dairy scene. sale on June 25.

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32659-01 26 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 Coping with the Covid fallout by Grant Bradley, NZ Herald

AUCKLAND — Late in March, Franz Mascarenhas walked through the empty lobby of the Cordis Hotel and wondered what was coming next. Weeks before the lockdown, the Auckland luxury hotel had been filled to near capacity, but with the Covid-19 pandemic gripping the world and New Zealand in an Alert Level 4 lockdown, there were just a few air crew and some stranded diplomats left behind. Occupancy at the 410-room hotel plunged, from around 90 percent near the start of March to about 5 percent in the early days of the lockdown. His more than 30 years of experience working in hotels — mostly in management positions — could not even prepare Mascarenhas for the economic calamity he and other hotel bosses were about to face. LOOKING AHEAD TO THE FUTURE: Above, managing director “I recall walking through the Franz Mascarenhas stands in front of the new tower that is being lobby and it was just surreal. A built at the Cordis Hotel. Right, an artist’s impression of the place which is usually so lively massive, 16-floor tower once it is built. and so filled with people was Picture above by Dean Purcell, picture right supplied suddenly empty,” he says. “And that is a memory which have seen Great Eagle’s share businesses felt about sending will stay with me.” price slide by one-third in the their staff out on the road. While the future remains past year. But it is diverse by “As soon as people see that uncertain, he is sure of two sector and geography and it is New Zealand is really safe, that things. He is determined to continuing to expand its hotel confidence is going to translate keep staff on, and also to keep holdings. into increased business — not building what will be the biggest just for us, but for the industry hotel in the country when an as a whole.” That has provided rival its Auckland property and attached tower is completed next He is determined to However, the corporate market operators with much-needed Mascarenhas said he applauded year. keep staff on, and also was unlikely to make a full revenue, but also extra what the Government had done He says the wage subsidy — to keep building what recovery until Australians could headaches, especially as the to help keep staff in jobs. for now at least — has allowed return quarantine-free. public was now focusing on how He was also grateful for the the Cordis to retain its staff of will be the biggest hotel And the timing of a trans- officials were managing the Auckland Council’s suspension around 440, with some people in the country when Tasman bubble was becoming isolation schemes. of the targeted accommodation volunteering to go down to an attached tower is increasingly murky. However, Mascarenhas said the initial rate. a four-day week. Other cost the wider Langham group’s Cordis decision was made in the The hotel and tourism savings have been made with completed next year. outlook appeared to be best interests of existing guests industry needed a timeframe for suppliers rather than with staff. improving after operations were and staff. And now there is when a trans-Tasman bubble As the hotel’s managing suspended for a time in the positive spin-off for the brand. would be established and also as director, Mascarenhas and his Earlier this month, the United States and China. “We are now seeing a greater much certainty as possible about wife have always lived on site. Langham announced it would “Most of our hotels are number of people wanting to when borders would be opened A skeleton staff joined him in open a large new hotel complex actually starting to trade closer have group bookings with us.” to others beyond Australia, he the Cordis bubble, looking after on the Gold Coast, and apart to their pre-lockdown levels.” Guests have said they would said. a handful of guests. from a pause in construction prefer to stay at a hotel that had “This will help us to plan, and “We just wanted to make sure during the Alert Level 4 No vacancies (for quarantine, not been part of the quarantine to make sure that we are ready that we didn’t have too many lockdown in New Zealand, work that is) scheme. and in a position to capitalise staff on site here: it was a good on the $150m, 16-floor tower “I think it’s a policy that has when that happens.” experience because we became a next to the Cordis is going flat Although the Cordis was worked well for us and for our While the Government’s family bubble.” tack. eager for guests, its parent colleagues, and I think we have dedicated $400m tourism fund The Cordis is owned by Mascarenhas said Aucklanders company made the decision an inherent advantage going was also welcome, he said there the Langham Hospitality seemed to have rediscovered early on in the outbreak not to forward and hopefully we’ll see were few signs of any of that Group, which has 22 big hotels a taste for holidaying in their accommodate those entering the increased patronage.” fund trickling down to Auckland. worldwide. That company is in home town. The local corporate country who needed to be in self- “I think the more important turn owned by listed Hong Kong market was showing some signs isolation. What is the plan? phase is ahead of us, where property and hotel conglomerate, of life, and mid-week occupancy The Government paid out we really need our elected the Great Eagle Group. was around 18 percent. around $50m for hotels to house Records show Great Eagle representatives to step up — Political instability in its But a meaningful recovery them, which equated to about Hotels by mid-June had claimed and then get back into a rapid, home state and now Covid-19 would depend on how confident $7000 a booking for 14 days. a wage subsidy of $3m for aggressive growth phase.”

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY SkyCity Entertainment Group rose 4.8 percent falling 4.5 percent to $1.50. It is up 9.8 percent to $2.85 as it continued to bounce back from this month but down almost 60 percent this recent lows after raising new capital this week. year. WELLINGTON — New Zealand shares rose as The new virus flare-ups had put the brakes The casino operator had shown a reasonably Napier Port Holdings, which replaces index changes drove heavy trading and large on the market, but central bank support and strong recovery from the lockdown which Gentrack from Monday, rose 2.6 percent to moves in the likes of Port of Tauranga and Kiwi recent earnings results were strong enough to reassured investors, Solly said. $3.90. Property Group. An upbeat earnings season maintain momentum. Meridian Energy advanced 2.9 percent to A2 Milk declined 2.5 percent but is up more also supported investor sentiment. “Reporting season has been better than $5.03 and Contact Energy increased 0.3 percent than 8 percent to $20.33 this week following The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 0.3 percent to expected, companies in general have delivered higher to $6.39 as investors digested strong the announcement last Friday that it would be 11,254.74. Within the index, 26 stocks rose, 21 less-worse results,” Solly said. generation numbers released on Thursday. included in the S&P/ASX 50 Index. fell, and three were unchanged. Turnover was “It has been a more-buoyant reporting season Auckland International Airport rose 4 percent Outside the benchmark index, Eroad rose 11.9 $427.6 million with new weightings in S&P/NZ and stock markets are reflecting that.” to $6.81, while Air New Zealand dropped 3.2 percent to $3.29 after reporting a 32 percent lift indices and FTSE/Russell indices prompting Investors resetting their portfolios in line with percent to $1.51. in annual revenue. The company said it expects large investors to adjust their portfolios. the NZX 50’s quarterly reweighting was causing Research analysts at Jarden downgraded the slower growth in recessionary conditions The benchmark index gained more than 3 some significant share price movements, Solly airline to ‘underperform’ and set a target price through the 2021 financial year. percent this week as investors looked past the said. of 85 cents. A note to clients said that without a Metro Performance Glass fell 6.4 percent threat of a second wave of Covid-19 in favour of Port of Tauranga led the market higher, capital injection the airline would have to begin to 22 cents after reporting an annual loss of a better-than-expected earnings season. rising 9.9 percent to an all-time high at $8.09 using the government’s $900 million loan in $77.9 million. It wrote down goodwill by $86.5 Shane Solly, portfolio manager at Harbour with 1.1 million shares traded. Solly said the financial year 2021. million because of increased competition, the Asset Management, said fears of a second wave stock had generally been performing strongly “We continue to view Air New Zealand as impact of Covid-19 and because it expects had shifted which stocks investors were buying. but yesterday’s jump was driven by the index having a heavily skewed risk and reward at the lower construction activity for the next 12 to 24 The “dash for trash” — as investors bought reweighting. current share price,” the analysts said. months. into the hard-hit stocks once the economy Sky Network Television rose 6.5 percent to “Investors should remain watchful of the very Solly said Metro’s share price had been reopened — had slowed as the pandemic 16.3 cents, Kiwi Property Group increased 6.4 real prospect of material shareholder dilution.” “smashed” by the result as it illustrated how proved more persistent than some had hoped, percent to $1.08 and Kathmandu Holdings was Gentrack posted the day’s biggest loss on its tough the current trading environment could be. he said. up 5.1 percent at $1.24. last day of trading as part of the NZX50 index, — BusinessDesk The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 BUSINESS 27

SHAREMARKET WEEKLY ROUND-UP MONDAY-TO-FRIDAY OFFICIAL MARKET STATISTICS TOP 10 TURNOVER TOP 10 VALUE BIGGEST 10 RISES BIGGEST 10 FALLS NZX 50 s Share name Shares Share name Dollars (000) Share name Percentage Share name Percentage Sky Network 37,957,900 Fishr&Paykl Health 141,664,700 Pacific Edge 130.7692 Tourism Holdings 14.2857 11,254.74 11600 SKYCITYEnt 28,472,200 Spark NZ 118,352,800 Augusta Cap 30.6569 Heartland Grp Holding 6.8702 Spark NZ 27,113,300 a2 Milk 113,691,000 EROAD Ltd 19.2029 Air NZ 6.7901 Pacific Edge 27,050,400 AuckAirport 88,704,300 PushpayHld 14.4444 Gentrack Grp 6.25 11400• Saturday, April 18, 2020Kathmandu 23,134,400 SKYCITYEnt 79,728,700 Port of Tauranga 12.9888 BUSINESSSteel & Tube 11 4.4776 New Talisman 17,823,700 PushpayHld 50,797,000 Turners Auto 12.766 Millennm&Copthrn 4.4554 11200 Air NZ 17,243,000 Meridian Energy 41,827,300 Kathmandu 11.7117 NZ King Salmn 4.3011 +29.46 AuckAirport 13,348,200 Infratil 34,946,800 Napier Port 10.4816 Green Cross Health 3.7736 Me Today 13,293,400 Contact Energy 34,078,000 Metro Perf Glass 10.00 T&G Global 3.7037 +0.262% 11000 Kiwi Prop 12,199,500 Kathmandu 27,663,500 Vista Group 9.0361 AlliedFarmrs 3.125 NZX 10 t MIDCAP s SMALLCAP s NZX All s 10800 11,675.43 29,244.29 57,953.56 12,153.64 Jun Jun 1 Jun Jun 8 Jun Jun 15 s Jun 19 -13.75 -0.118% +264.03 +0.911% +537.64 +0.936% +34.34 +0.283% New Zealand Australia Last Weekly 52-week Dividend P/E Last Weekly 52-week Dividend P/E Last Week’s 52-week Dividend P/E Price Move High Low NTA CPS Yld% Ratio Price Move High Low NTA CPS Yld% Ratio Sale Move High Low CPS Yld% Ratio PLP Fund 1.05 - 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32188-01 28 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020

NZ Metropolitan harness at Addington Sunday Jetbet 8 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 6420s Reflectionsofmylife (Fr) 2 Terry Chmiel 5 Clarskon Sign Studio Trot 1.40 8 Peek Exhibition Pace 2.56 6 1693s Quik Shot (Fr) 6 Gavin Smith 3 469s0 It’s A Shawthing (Fr) 3 Blair Orange Race 1: MISSUCCI, PRINCESS DAKOTA, ACTION PACKED 7 7P863 Take After Me (Fr) 7 Ross Houghton 4 45473 For Today (Fr) 4 Bob Butt $7000, 3yo+ r40-r49,r51 w/c stand, 2600m $7000, r40-r50 stand, 2600m 8 11097 Chivasion (Fr) 8 Murray Edmonds Race 2: FOR TODAY, REFLECTIONSOFMYLIFE, 5 34804 Annie Richter (Fr) 5 John Morrison 1 97000 Cabella Noir (Fr) 1 Robbie Close 1 400Ps Eastwood Chieftain (Fr) 1 Blair Orange 9 97486 The Bloss (Fr) 9 Brent Borcoskie MIGHTY REACTOR 6 0s248 I Miss Mum (Fr) 6 Katie Cox 2 00293 Idle Stuartia (Fr) 2 Blair Orange 2 10000 Sister’s Delight (Fr) 2 Samantha Ottley 10 600s0 Momentous (10) 1 Samantha Ottley Race 3: BUCKSKIN, JAKE, TRUEHAWK 7 80s80 Maldito (Fr) 7 Ben Hope 3 05255 Bright Glow (Fr) 3 Ian Cameron 3 0s898 Sweeney Todd (Fr) 3 Brian Zampese 11 8s483 That’s The Story (10) 2 Kerryn Tomlinson Race 4: CALYPSO ROCK, OAXACAN DREAM, 8 0s662 King Arthur (Fr) 8 Joseph Gray 4 57805 Tehoro Dazzle (Fr) 4 Robbie Holmes 4 20857 Mordecai (Fr) 4 Kerryn Tomlinson 12 18085 Sods Law (10) 3 James Geddes 5 90858 Dora Explorer (Fr) 5 Lawrence McCormick 5 280s0 The Diva (Fr) 5 John Dunn SUMMER PANTS 9 0s008 Aveross Spitfire (Fr) 9 Jonny W Cox 13 3907s With Ice (10) U1 Bob Butt 10 0s897 Play By Ear (Fr) 21 Jessica Young-Grant 6 05s06 Honeys Son (Fr) 6 Sheree Tomlinson 6 30097 Loissonya (Fr) 6 Sam Thornley Race 5: IDLE STUARTIA, BRIGHT GLOW, TEHORO DAZZLE 11 08s27 Kwik Sport (Fr) 22 Robbie Close 7 21000 Mega Pixels (Fr) 7 Ben Hope 7 10733 Maggie (Fr) 7 James Geddes 11 Vero Insurance Pace 4.11 Race 6: ANAMAJOR, FOLKLORE, NIMAH FRANCO 12 75983 Mighty Reactor (Fr) U1 Kimberly Butt 8 0040s Tequila Sunset (Fr) 8 Kyle Cameron 8 86409 Regatta (Fr) 8 Robbie Close Race 7: MOSSDALE MAC, AMERICAN SNIPER, PRAIRIE 9 8680s Red Harbour (Fr) 9 Craig D Thornley 9 09050 Pocket Call (Fr) 9 Lionel Dobbs $7000, r40-r45,r46 w/c. mobile, 2600m Race 8: GHOSTWRITER, SWEENEY TODD, MAGGIE 3 Lamb & Hayward Pace 12.50 10 60006 Mickey Jay (Fr) U1 Kerryn Tomlinson 10 07409 Chaaat (Fr) 10 Lawrence McCormick 1 — Fun In The Dark SCRATCHED 11 80606 Some Time (Fr) U2 Justin Smith 11 66s69 Ghostwriter (Fr) 11 Bob Butt 2 77976 Donegal Gilbert (Fr) 1 Ricky May Race 9: TOM MARTIN, STRIKING GLADIATOR, DYNAMITE $7000, non-winners 3yo+ mr40 to mr47 12 8s008 Time In A Bottle (Fr) U3 Gerard O’Reilly 12 79080 Flamboyant (Fr) 12 Ben Laughton Race 10: SHE’S ALLTHE CRAZE, TAKE AFTER ME, WITH ICE stand, 2000m 13 9s050 Missalyssa (Fr) U4 Tim Williams 13 05843 Madame Frost (Fr) 13 Robbie Holmes 3 30800 Dreamy Damien (Fr) 2 John Dunn 14 95300 Four Starzzz Shiraz (Fr) U1 4 70008 Alexy (Fr) 3 Colin DeFilippi Race 11: GUIDO DA SIENA, ADAM PATRON, DONEGAL 1 s9005 Jenabella (Fr) 1 Robbie Close 5 0050s Donegal Carnbouy (Fr) 4 Tim Williams GILBERT 2 03023 Iron Woman (Fr) 2 Kerryn Tomlinson 6 Avon City Ford Jnr Drivers 2.05 Jessica Young-Grant 15 05954 Terrier (Fr) U2 Kimberly Butt 6 00486 Baker Creek (Fr) 5 Leo O’Reilly Race 12: PRODIGAL GUINNESS, WHERE’S DADDY, 3 637s0 Miss Behavin (Fr) 3 Kimberly Butt $7500, 4yo+ mares r40-r60. jun.d mobile, 7 64656 Franco Sherborne (Fr) 6 Sarah O’Reilly 1980m SZYBKA LANE 4 0007s Gottagettabeer (Fr) 4 John Morrison 9 Teltrac Communications 3.21 8 04277 Pat Campbell (Fr) 7 Jessica Young-Grant 5 7759s Truehawk (Fr) 5 Lawrence McCormick 1 0s923 Glacier Coaster (Fr) 1 Sam Thornley $7000, 3yo+ r53-r55. mobile, 2600m 9 04965 Stetson (Fr) 8 Craig D Thornley 6 409L5 Jake (Fr) 6 Ricky May 2 00517 Comfortably Numb (Fr) 2 Kerryn Tomlinson 10 Ps092 Guido Da Siena (Fr) 21 Blair Orange 7 56439 Kingsdown Atom (Fr) 7 Colin DeFilippi 3 08004 Highland Reign (Fr) 3 Sheree Tomlinson 1 77415 Sonic Reign (Fr) 1 Kyle Cameron 11 00799 Paul’s Verdict (Fr) 22 Samantha Ottley 8 32582 Buckskin (Fr) 8 Sarah O’Reilly 4 31540 Krystal Delight (Fr) 4 Ben Hope 2 0451s Hes Fast And Furious (Fr) 2 Tim Williams 12 20006 Playboy Prince (Fr) 23 Kerryn Tomlinson 9 60970 Pembrook Tilly (Fr) 9 Blair Orange 5 02432 Machs Mareta (Fr) 5 Jesse Alford 3 0980s Anna Barclay (Fr) 3 Samantha Ottley 1 Christchurch Casino Trot 12.00 10 4000 Atarah (Fr) 10 Jim Curtin 6 11837 Already Gone (Fr) 6 Olivia Thornley 4 53619 Striking Gladiator (Fr) 4 Sarah O’Reilly 13 8029s Adam Patron (Fr) 24 Gavin Smith 14 — Kayla Maguire SCRATCHED $7000, non-winners 2yo+ stand, 2600m 11 s7007 Supreme Lincoln (Fr) 11 Jonny W Cox 7 07s21 Folklore (Fr) 7 Mark Hurrell 5 6s797 Tom Martin (Fr) 5 Blair Orange 12 0738s Don’t Tell Ange (Fr) 12 Anj Mugford 8 76235 Nimah Franco (Fr) 8 Ellie Barron 6 60s01 Hidden Delight (Fr) 6 Robbie Holmes 1 09 Sungait’s Legacy (Fr) 1 9 77343 Anamajor (Fr) 9 Korbyn Newman 7 01700 Cheddar Made Beta (Fr) 7 Terry Chmiel 12 Xcm Sport Pace 4.41 Lawrence McCormick 4 Commodore Airport Hotel 1.15 10 81106 Razcal Alley (Fr) 21 Sarah O’Reilly 8 54681 Dynamite (Fr) 8 Jonny W Cox $7000, 3yo+ r46-r52,r53 w/c. mobile, 2600m 2 305 Steve (Fr) 2 Murray Edmonds 9 00621 The Governor (Fr) 9 John Dunn 3 63 Princess Dakota (Fr) 3 Sam Thornley $7000, non-winners 3yo+ mr46 to mr50. 7 Hrs Construction Pace 2.31 10 3219s Masada (Fr) 21 Anj Mugford 1 11823 Szybka Lane (Fr) 1 Tim Williams 4 0 Cheeky Monkey (Fr) 4 Chris McDowell mobile, 2600m 11 00063 Champagneandwine (Fr) 22 John Morrison 2 0007s Star Reactor (Fr) 2 Gemma Thornley $7000, non-winners 2yo+ mr48 to mr50 3 85277 Hot Starff (Fr) 3 Stephen McNally 5 6043s Pastrana (Fr) 5 Jonny W Cox 1 Billy D Frost (Fr) 1 Robbie Close stand, 2000m 12 80s15 Garry’s Legacy (Fr) 23 Korbyn Newman 6 08 Greenbank Betty (Fr) 6 John Morrison 2 4245s Deja Blue (Fr) 2 Terry Chmiel 13 00516 Mossdale Lottee (Fr) 24 Ben Hope 4 1s090 Mack Sheer (Fr) 4 Jessica Young-Grant 7 706s0 Raining In My Heart (Fr) 7 3 8s6 Oaxacan Dream (Fr) 3 Ricky May 1 44s Southern Storm (Fr) 1 John Dunn 14 67s48 Fancy (Fr) 25 Ricky May 5 1020s Unico Veloce (Fr) 5 Bob Butt Samantha Ottley 4 9s Rollyarrrz (Fr) 4 Jack Harrington 2 422s Prairie (Fr) 2 Gavin Smith 6 0s521 Galleons Connoisseur (Fr) 6 Ricky May 3 39 Loch Ness Franco (Fr) 3 Craig D Thornley 8 0448s Gotta Ticket (Fr) 8 Tim Williams 5 6 Mac Attack (Fr) 5 Blair Orange 10 Blue Star Taxis Trot 3.46 7 1090s El Chapo (Fr) 7 Terry Chmiel 9 035s0 Majestic Rollon (Fr) 9 Ray Jenkins 4 Reklaw’s Jules (Fr) 4 Robbie Close 8 — Ideologist SCRATCHED 6 773s Her Majesty (Fr) 6 John Dunn 5 3 Mossdale Mac (Fr) 5 Ben Hope $7500, 3yo+ r51-r59 discretionary handicap 10 02P Missucci (Fr) U1 Blair Orange 7 284s2 Calypso Rock (Fr) 7 Ashleigh Stewart stand, 2600m 9 14840 Hells Shadow (Fr) 8 Robbie Close 11 0 Action Packed (Fr) U2 John Dunn 6 Arizona Star (Fr) 6 Leo O’Reilly SCRATCHED 8 9 Sense Of Occasion (Fr) 8 7 Corravally Star (Fr) 7 Jessica Young-Grant 1 47079 Lisa Marie P (Fr) 1 Jo Herbert 10 — Maurice 2 Hydroflow Pace 12.25 Murray Edmonds 8 Franco Nathan (Fr) 8 John Morrison 2 51050 Don’t Look Back (Fr) 2 John Dunn 11 4709s Where’s Daddy (Fr) 21 John Dunn 9 — Crackator SCRATCHED 9 American Sniper (Fr) 9 Henderson Hunter 3 0s000 Unique Marshall (Fr) 3 Blair Orange 12 35286 Prodigal Guinness (Fr) 22 $7000, non-winners 3yo+ mr40 to mr45. 10 Neyveli Franco (Fr) 21 Craig D Thornley 10 470s Starkers (Fr) 10 Gerard O’Reilly 4 84394 She’s Allthe Craze (Fr) 4 Korbyn Newman mobile, 2600m 11 54 Summer Pants (Fr) 22 Jonny W Cox 11 Money Honey (Fr) 11 Robbie Holmes Jessica Young-Grant 13 705s4 Plutonium (Fr) 23 Blair Orange 1 0s036 Key Reactor (Fr) 1 Tayla Duley 12 97s24 Samarias Mach (Fr) 23 Ben Hope 12 09 Don’t Write Me Off (Fr) 12 Colin DeFilippi 5 1s048 Midnight Assassin (Fr) 5 Colin DeFilippi 14 08865 Bossmaro (Fr) 24 Jim Curtin

Auckland greys at Manukau Sunday Jetbet 9 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 6 5s8s3 Award Winner nwtd Thayne Green 8 65532 Go Kiki nwtd Glennis Farrell 4 54521 Kelly’s Girl 18.44 Greg Pomeroy 10 48 Duke Of E'burgh Silver Collars 3.54 7 48 Margaux nwtd Emma Potts EMERGENCIES: Race 1: HIT ZONE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, XENA POPPY 5 42777 Paddy Fast 18.76 M & J Smith 8 67544 Clever Harper nwtd W & T Steele 9 28s72 Small Paige 19.03 Agent & Williams 6 16768 Monsoon Malabar 19.22 Udy & Cottam $4030, C3/4, 527m Race 2: WILD KIWI, HARDCORE KYLIE, HARDCORE JET 10 43752 Mobility Scooter 18.65 Marsha Black 7 74263 Ashen 18.42 Bob Bond 1 83876 Spring Mechanic 30.70 R & L Udy Race 3: GREY WAY, NOAH WHO, OUR HOTROD 2 White Rabbit Sprint 12.38 8 41224 Thank You Next 18.60 Ben Craik 2 35378 Jinja Babe 31.03 Phil Green Race 4: GO KIKI, RAINY RIVER, FANCY $1365, C0, 318m 5 Mt Wellington Tab Stakes 1.53 EMERGENCIES: 3 26253 Opawa Delight 30.59 Ben Craik 4 54323 Charlow 30.77 R & N O’Regan Race 5: OPAWA GONZO, TAP OUT REG, NANA MOLLY 1 87666 Loudred nwtd R & L Udy $2505, C1, 527m 9 11457 Botany Rifles 18.69 Phil Green 10 32766 Last Star 18.56 D R Laing 5 21157 Enjoy The Perks 30.87 A J Christiansen Race 6: FOREGO, SMASH BURTON, LITTLE LEAF 2 37377 Riccitelli nwtd Marsha Black 1 64553 My Kirsty nwtd Udy & Cottam 6 7s556 Isn’t She Sassy 30.37 A J Christiansen 3 886 Hardcore Brute nwtd Agent & Williams 2 64178 Fernando Charm nwtd Thayne Green Race 7: MANILA BALA, BOTANY RIFLES, THANK YOU NEXT 8 Starting Gates Stakes 3.09 7 6Fs51 Glow Up 30.46 Ben Craik Race 8: KAPAI CHRIS, WINBOURN FREDDY, ROD’S GIRL 4 Botany Racheal nwtd Phil Green 3 64672 El Narco 30.69 Phil Green 8 57635 Our Hemi nwtd Udy & Cottam 5 47221 Wild Kiwi nwtd Udy & Cottam 4 36463 Opawa Queen nwtd W & T Steele Race 9: SPORTS MODE, MARKED MAN, CHOO CHOO $2505, C1, 527m EMERGENCY: 6 4221 Hardcore Kylie nwtd Agent & Williams 5 22164 Nana Molly nwtd Udy & Cottam 9 77s76 Platinum Earner nwtd Steve Clark Race 10: ENJOY THE PERKS, CHARLOW, OPAWA DELIGHT 7 34836 Hardcore Jet nwtd Agent & Williams 6 34244 Tap Out Reg nwtd Sean Codlin 1 32218 Kapai Chris 31.05 W & T Steele Race 11: MORTON KEEPING, MISS CLAUDE, CALL ME LEO 8 86558 Rowdy Ratbag nwtd Marsha Black 7 68542 Opawa Gonzo nwtd Glennis Farrell 2 34464 Opawa Nemo 30.96 W & T Steele 11 Five Decades Of Race Calling 4.19 Race 12: ROBSON, LOCHINVAR DYNAMO, KIWI GAL 8 75555 Our Scarlett nwtd Glennis Farrell 3 72224 Winbourn Freddy nwtd Sean Codlin 3 Kumeu To Manukau Stadium 1.03 EMERGENCIES: 4 35643 Rod’s Girl 30.80 Udy & Cottam $2860, C5, 318m $1685, C2, 318m 9 46777 Busy Flash nwtd W & T Steele 5 66827 Opawa Big 30.91 Glennis Farrell 1 37251 Madam Bucks 18.46 Greg Pomeroy 10 48587 Bigtime Fred nwtd Agent & Williams 2 17838 Relevance 18.35 R & L Udy 1 s6633 Opawa Roy nwtd Glennis Farrell 6 s7647 Happy Medium 30.69 R & N O’Regan 7 26137 Opawa Lola 31.22 Glennis Farrell 3 11254 Artic Miss 18.42 Greg Pomeroy 2 17626 Thrilling Arnold 18.70 Sean Codlin 6 Carol’s Tab Taipa Tavern 2.20 4 25s13 Call Me Leo 18.49 Thayne Green 3 F2411 Grey Way 18.64 Greg Pomeroy 8 32854 Jinja Bailey 30.36 Udy & Cottam $1450, C1, 318m 5 11218 Morton Keeping 18.47 Steve Clark 4 77183 Snoopy’s Hero 18.63 David Ray EMERGENCIES: 6 65331 Miss Claude 18.53 Udy & Cottam 5 55236 Audrette 18.45 Bob Bond 1 42737 Ford Man 18.90 R & L Udy 9 43566 Boyka 30.33 Glennis Farrell 7 31263 Electric Dancer 18.48 W & T Steele 6 54825 Noah Who 18.36 M Prangley 2 63274 Smash Burton 19.12 R & L Udy 10 48587 Bigtime Fred nwtd Agent & Williams 8 16271 Kiwi Boy 18.18 Udy & Cottam 7 48851 Platinum Spirit 18.75 Steve Clark 3 866s3 It’s A Stroll nwtd Udy & Cottam EMERGENCY: 8 34236 Our Hotrod 18.72 Udy & Cottam 4 54321 Forego 18.92 Greg Pomeroy 9 Big Saturday Of Racing 3.31 9 57384 Express Emporium 18.46 W & T Steele EMERGENCIES: 5 86872 Small Boy nwtd Agent & Williams $2035, C3, 318m 9 78438 Big Time Tatum nwtd Agent & Williams 6 7642s Kai Nan 18.94 Glennis Farrell 12 Peter Earley Classic 4.36 1 528s7 Thrilling Dexter 18.67 Sam Lozell 10 64187 Dignity Dented nwtd Thayne Green 7 76666 Just Nia 18.80 Marsha Black $6000, INV, 527m 8 s1634 Little Leaf 18.66 Emma Potts 2 31211 Marked Man 18.41 W & T Steele 4 Radio Pacific Sprint 1.28 EMERGENCIES: 3 71266 Frosty Blaze 18.71 Thayne Green 1 31441 Robson 30.32 Peter Ferguson 1 Peter Earley Appreciation Day 12.18 $1450, C1, 318m 9 75738 Big Time Rusty 18.92 Agent & Williams 4 71483 Botany Thommo 18.60 Phil Green 2 15s11 Lochinvar Dynamo nwtd Peter Ferguson 10 12248 Hillbilly Brewed 18.81 Howard Scott 5 31176 Choo Choo 18.65 Glennis Farrell 3 41315 Shaynee 30.82 Sam Lozell $2390, C0, 527m 1 56765 Just Maddie nwtd Marsha Black 4 23137 Keysile 30.75 Peter Ferguson 6 81516 Portland Art 18.47 Ben Craik 1 8s587 Chong Lai nwtd Raewyn McPhee 2 26863 Yella Ella 18.58 R & L Udy 7 Nzgra Vice President Sprint 2.45 5 23147 Kiwi Gal 30.40 Udy & Cottam 3 33834 Tamantha 19.04 Bob Bond 7 43343 Does He Exist 18.53 Robert Roper 6 24215 Spring Queen 30.67 Emma Potts 2 53525 Electric Shock nwtd A J Christiansen 4 F6241 Attila’s Arrow 18.66 Howard Scott $2390, C3/4, 318m 8 11117 Sports Mode 18.48 Peter Ferguson 7 82258 Our Rick 30.53 Emma Potts 3 44687 Xena Poppy nwtd R & L Udy 5 34625 Fancy 19.00 M Prangley 1 7s783 Ti Amo 18.53 Ben Craik EMERGENCIES: 8 1512s Pinny Mack 29.90 Steve Clark 4 5333 Hit Zone nwtd A J Christiansen 6 67424 Rainy River 18.81 S E Hunt 2 4728s Guru Secret 18.61 Agent & Williams 9 23777 Gain Capital 18.53 Ben Craik EMERGENCY: 5 55 My Bro Jet nwtd Sam Lozell 7 55635 Tango Miss 18.73 Thayne Green 3 44512 Manila Bala 18.24 R & N O’Regan 10 54451 Native Scout 18.60 Phil Green 9 76783 Odnoc Ankie 30.86 Peter Ferguson

Christchurch greys at Addington Monday Jetbet 3 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10 Q. 2-3-4-5, 7-8-9-10 PL6 5-10 Selections 2 Happy B'day Janine McCook 12.31 3 25863 Ohoka Megan nwtd Lisa Waretini 7 82475 Queena Bale 30.20 Craig Roberts EMERGENCY: Race 1: CRYSTAL CORVETTE, OPAWA GYPSY, 4 56364 Princess Romaine nwtd Sharon Hindson 8 814 Rieko 30.57 Alan Botherway 9 887 Impressive Chase nwtd John McInerney $2390, C0, 520m 5 45283 Goldstar Darwin nwtd S & B Evans MULL OF KINTYRE EMERGENCIES: 1 32345 Slippery Suzie nwtd S & B Evans 6 48734 Opawa Rowdy nwtd Robin Wales 9 Clarkson’s Sign Studio 2.32 Race 2: OPAWA SOLOMON, SLIPPERY SUZIE, 9 48387 Opawa Al 30.53 Robin Wales 2 57556 Cool Hand Lester nwtd Sharon Hindson 7 88 Diamond Dazzled nwtd Malcolm Grant 10 76848 Ain’t He Lucky 30.82 Norman Wanhalla $1450, C1, 295m MAYHEM MADE 3 76672 Mayhem Made nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 8 756s6 Duke Of Argyll nwtd Howard Anderton 1 73846 Homebush Barclay nwtd John McInerney Race 3: TAIERI TAYLEE, CRYSTAL CINDI, HOMEBUSH POPPY 4 7262 Impressive Jazz nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCY: 7 Swimming Goat @ Stud Dash 1.57 Race 4: OPAWA ROWDY, OHOKA MEGAN, 5 4782 Opawa Solomon nwtd Robin Wales 2 44178 Opawa Donal 17.61 Robin Wales 9 887 Impressive Chase nwtd John McInerney $1365, C0, 295m GOLDSTAR DARWIN 6 67 Smashing Avacado nwtd Craig Roberts 3 18682 Sea Spray Ash 18.04 Barry Freeman 4 46542 Yanira Bale 17.33 Craig Roberts Race 5: TAIERI SNAPSHOT, MISS JUNE, FINNEOUS JEWEL 7 25557 Opawa Jade nwtd Robin Wales 5 christchurchgreyhounds.co.nz 1.23 1 6646 Sea Spray Nova nwtd Barry Freeman 8 24265 Goldstar Aria nwtd S & B Evans 5 43784 Cosmic Marty 17.65 John McInerney Race 6: MISS ADOBE, BYE BYE PUNTER, QUEENA BALE $1365, C0, 295m 2 33 Just Stagger nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCY: 6 75771 Whitman 17.67 John McInerney Race 7: JUST STAGGER, THEROUX, HOMEBUSH GLITCH 3 86868 Pascale Jewel nwtd Craig Roberts 9 887 Impressive Chase nwtd John McInerney 1 6646F Edison nwtd John McInerney 7 33665 Denuto 17.47 Ray Adcock Race 8: ROMEO, MARAKESH MAX, DELAROCHE 4 2 Homebush Glitch nwtd John McInerney 2 52433 Miss June nwtd John McInerney 5 3844 Homebush Sugar nwtd John McInerney 8 56622 Prince Zulu 17.31 Lisa Waretini Race 9: PRINCE ZULU, YANIRA BALE, HOMEBUSH BARCLAY 3 mayhounds.org.nz Rehoming Grp 12.48 3 5653 Homebush Mini nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 6 8787 Goldstar Harlowe nwtd S & B Evans Race 10: OUR COOK, MITCHAM READO, HOMEBUSH ZACK 4 4777 Homebush Mist nwtd John McInerney 9 78566 Know Cause 17.29 Garry Cleeve $1365, C0, 295m 7 54565 Princely Castle nwtd John McInerney 5 74286 Sweet Mary Ann nwtd Rosemary Blackburn 10 73688 Homebush Fairy 17.85 John McInerney 1 33775 Homebush Susan nwtd John McInerney 8 4 Theroux nwtd Rosemary Blackburn 6 67687 Just Peaches nwtd Howard Anderton 2 86 Homebush Dream nwtd John McInerney 7 Finneous Jewel nwtd Craig Roberts EMERGENCY: 10 Angler’s Arms Tavern Sprint 2.51 3 52443 Homebush Poppy nwtd John McInerney 9 887 Impressive Chase nwtd John McInerney 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 12.13 4 574 Beau View Winnie nwtd J M Lane 8 32342 Taieri Snapshot nwtd Ray Casey $1450, C1, 295m EMERGENCY: $1365, C0, 295m 5 78657 Opawa Nash nwtd John Rush 8 Addington Events Centre 2.16 1 85873 Homebush Zack 17.99 John McInerney 6 335 Taieri Taylee nwtd Ray Casey 9 887 Impressive Chase nwtd John McInerney 1 8 Homebush Maple nwtd John McInerney $1365, C0, 295m 2 s1167 Our Cook 17.15 Robin Wales 7 5 Denarau Delight nwtd Malcolm Grant 3 74676 Gotcha Pixie 17.55 J M Lane 2 6567 Homebush Kian nwtd John McInerney 8 8734 Crystal Cindi nwtd John McInerney 6 Happy B'day Stephen Hurd 1.40 1 66876 Homebush Brave nwtd John McInerney 3 7 Smash Zone nwtd Malcolm Grant 4 85665 Platonic Affair 17.47 Lisa Waretini EMERGENCY: $2505, C1, 520m 2 Romeo nwtd John McInerney 5 17552 Billy Budd 17.51 Alan Botherway 4 6s Golden Kiwi nwtd John McMillan 9 887 Impressive Chase nwtd John McInerney 5 7666 Opawa Gypsy nwtd Robin Wales 1 63872 Ohoka Carsen 30.88 Lisa Waretini 3 57222 Marakesh Max nwtd John McInerney 6 24275 Know Tactics 17.61 Garry Cleeve 6 Mull Of Kintyre nwtd Sharon Hindson 4 Casswoods For Carpet Binding 1.06 2 33422 Bye Bye Punter 30.96 Robin Wales 4 76 Mitcham Emma nwtd John McInerney 7 34637 Mitcham Reado 17.24 John McInerney 7 8 Miss Cairo nwtd John McInerney 3 87475 Opawa Jane 30.49 Robin Wales 5 85425 Iylah Jewel nwtd Craig Roberts 8 25326 Dyna Elliot 17.31 Craig Roberts 8 43 Crystal Corvette nwtd John McInerney $2390, C0, 520m 4 84464 Big Tiny nwtd John McInerney 6 Delaroche nwtd Rosemary Blackburn EMERGENCIES: EMERGENCY: 1 7s868 Opawa Dawn nwtd Robin Wales 5 11531 Miss Adobe 30.39 Matt Roberts 7 Uncle Frank nwtd Howard Anderton 9 78566 Know Cause 17.29 Garry Cleeve 9 887 Impressive Chase nwtd John McInerney 2 43455 Cancun nwtd Norman Wanhalla 6 15556 Usain Bale 30.64 Craig Roberts 8 8 Homebush Hero nwtd John McInerney 10 73688 Homebush Fairy 17.85 John McInerney

Extra Christchurch greys at Addington Monday Jetbet 9 TAB D. 1-2, 4-5 T. 3-4-5 Q. 2-3-4-5 Selections 5 27323 Little Secret 30.44 Lisa Waretini 7 87544 Sozin’s Assassin 17.57 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 10 73688 Homebush Fairy 17.85 John McInerney Race 1: OPAWA MASON, LITTLE SECRET, HAIDEE BALE 6 46443 Opal Hunter nwtd John McInerney 8 28836 Gracie Lee 17.30 John McInerney 9 78566 Know Cause 17.29 Garry Cleeve 7 37644 Opawa Mason 30.29 Robin Wales EMERGENCIES: 10 73688 Homebush Fairy 17.85 John McInerney 5 Livamol Sprint 4.19 Race 2: CALL ME JOE, OPAWA HYPO, AUTO SPEED 8 64766 Sydneys Sox nwtd Lisa Waretini 9 78566 Know Cause 17.29 Garry Cleeve $1450, C1, 295m Race 3: MR MUPPET, ZOLA BLACK, YI FENG EMERGENCIES: 10 73688 Homebush Fairy 17.85 John McInerney 4 greyhoundauctions.co.nz 4.01 Race 4: KINGI REIGNS, TABBY, OPAWA JAWS 9 48387 Opawa Al 30.53 Robin Wales $1450, C1, 295m 1 87433 Chicago Head 17.40 John McInerney Race 5: KNOCKA KNOW HOW, JACKIE, CHICAGO HEAD 10 76848 Ain’t He Lucky 30.82 Norman Wanhalla 3 A2c Asphalt 2 Concrete 3.43 2 2374F Knocka Know How 17.31 Garry Cleeve 1 11446 Kingi Reigns 17.29 Ashley Bradshaw $1450, C1, 295m 3 26721 Girl Midori 17.51 Rosemary Blackburn 2 Steve Anngow Drapes & Blinds 3.26 2 167F7 Opawa Jaws 17.54 Robin Wales 4 28164 Go Great 17.75 Robin Wales 1 51687 Homebush Captain 17.71 John McInerney 3 54655 Elite Blueblood 17.63 John McInerney 1 Hart Family Greyhound Racing 3.08 $1450, C1, 295m 2 34756 Ohoka Lacey 17.47 Lisa Waretini 4 58387 Sefton Force nwtd J M Lane 5 66533 Take A Hint 17.90 John McInerney 6 12 Jackie 17.59 Lisa Waretini $2505, C1, 520m 1 6s886 Opawa Hypo 17.27 Robin Wales 3 46331 Zola Black 17.65 Craig Roberts 5 81877 Homebush Showoff 17.72 John McInerney 2 778s4 Auto Speed 17.50 Ray Adcock 4 34744 Yi Feng 17.28 J M Lane 6 24241 Tabby 17.33 Sharon Hindson 7 36155 Yappy Yap 17.81 Robin Wales 1 62555 Go Punter Go nwtd Robin Wales 3 26623 Call Me Joe 17.31 Alan Botherway 5 47653 Bound Up 17.58 John McInerney 7 42623 Vik Vikkers 17.47 Craig Roberts 8 84s26 High Sparrow nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 2 31664 Shermo Bale 30.57 Craig Roberts 4 56665 Cointreau Time nwtd Rosemary Blackburn 6 14222 Mr Muppet 17.18 Robin Wales 8 74745 Eternal Debt 17.29 Garry Cleeve EMERGENCIES: 3 24573 Meatloaf nwtd Sharon Hindson 5 57s35 Punch On Rex 17.39 John McInerney 7 45475 Know Farewell 17.66 Garry Cleeve EMERGENCIES: 9 78566 Know Cause 17.29 Garry Cleeve 4 s3748 Haidee Bale 30.44 Daniel Roberts 6 21s78 Zadee Bale 17.62 Daniel Roberts 8 72576 Jaubert 17.66 Rosemary Blackburn 9 78566 Know Cause 17.29 Garry Cleeve 10 73688 Homebush Fairy 17.85 John McInerney The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 SPORT 29 Swing Low ban not needed — PM LONDON — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Former England hooker Brian Moore, who played says people should not be prohibited from singing 64 times for England between 1987 and 1995, says Swing Low, Sweet Chariot at England rugby matches. he never understood why it became so popular. The Rugby Football Union (RFU) said on Thursday “It can go for me; I hate it,” he wrote on Twitter. it was reviewing the historical context of a song that “This was sung in rugby clubs when I was still has been a Twickenham staple for years. a colt and well before Martin Offiah and Chris Oti With the ongoing focus on the Black Lives Matters played senior rugby. protests, the RFU has decided many who enjoy the “It was sung because of the rude gestures that song do not know its story. went with it and without any thought of its origins. The song is believed to have its roots in American “The world has moved on and, rightly, things that slavery, with its credited author being Wallace Willis, were normal then should not necessarily be normal a freed slave from 19th century Oklahoma. now. Had today’s context been known then it might The PM was asked about the issue on Friday, not have been sung. Amongst other reasons for the and said: “I certainly don’t think there should be any RFU encouraging people not to sing it, one of the prohibition on singing that song.” main ones is that most people only know two verses CHAMPIONS: Centre men’s pairs indoor bowls champions John Harvey (left) and He said people from ethnic minorities should not and it’s crap as a national song because it has no Arnold Hutchins and women’s pairs champions Hina Preddey (centre right) and face “unfairness” in any area, but that there should be relevance to England. It should be celebrated in its Coralie Campbell-Whitehead with their trophies. Picture supplied less focus on “the symbols of discrimination”. rightful context.” — PA On the mats — indoor bowls news THE Poverty Bay-East Coast Centre committee Preddey and Campbell-Whitehead thrashed was all class in the centre men’s pairs, skipping John then neither he nor Harvey could get close with their have been busy reorganising the district programme youngsters Rachael Rickard and Kayla Trowell 18-0, Harvey to an 8-6 win in the nine-end final against other bowls. due to Covid-19. lost to runners-up Raklander and Lamont 13-7, but Nathan Trowell and his father Malcolm. Hutchins, though, played his first bowl up to within No centre tournaments started before lockdown, then bounced back to defeat Pauline Stone and The Trowells had the better start, leading 4-0 after inches of the jack to hold shot. With Nathan Trowell so the centre reviewed the programme and fitted all Nanette Treloar 18-5. two ends, but by End 6 Hutchins had flicked a switch. unable to beat that shot-bowl with his first two bowls, centre tournaments into four months, starting with Rickard and Trowell had lost their first two games He played some outstanding bowls to be level 5-5. Hutchins drew another shot into the head with his last. the centre women’s and men’s pairs last Sunday. but turned it on against Raklander and Lamont in the One point to the Trowells on End 7 took the score Nathan Trowell had a stand-up run shot with his In the women’s pairs, 16-year-old Hina Preddey last game, causing an upset by winning 11-8 and to 6-5. On End 8, Hutchins played the shot of the last bowl, but pushed the kitty back to a waiting and Coralie Campbell-Whitehead won a round-robin pushing Preddey and Campbell-Whitehead into the day, an upshot that missed the bowl he was trying Hutchins bowl to give the veteran victory. competition with two wins for 36 points, upsetting winners’ position. to play on to but went narrow and moved Trowell’s This is Hutchins’ 73rd centre title over a 60-year odds-on favourites Marise Raklander and Lois This is Preddey’s second centre title and bowls and the kitty. The result was that Hutchins held bowling career. Lamont, who had to settle for second place with two Campbell-Whitehead’s 10th. two shots and took a 7-6 lead. It is Harvey’s 48th title and first men’s pairs title in wins for 23 points. Three-time national champion Arnold Hutchins On the last end, Malcolm Trowell held shot, but an indoor bowls career spanning over 30 years. THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Monday, June 22, 2020

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TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. anniversary (12) 20. Charge (3) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. 30 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 Gisborne Club Darts Association results INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS (P3 S1 T8) 180, 140, 100 (6); L Tamihana (P0 S1 S1 T5) 140, 116, 100 (3); G Vaotu’ua (P3 S1 T5) T0); S Waikawa (P1 S1 T2) 121 (2); A Collier (P1 180s: William Brown (RSA Stallions), Marcus T12) 140 (2), 125, 120, 100st (3), 100 (5). 125, 121, 100 (3); J Noanoa (P3 S1 T8) 180st, S0 T1) 100; L Monika (P1 S0 T1) 109; K Nepe (P0 Leach (RSA Men of Mayhem), Toby Ratapu (RSA 2NZ3 2 Roseland 13: E Thomas (P1 S1 T5) 140 (2), 125, 119, 100 (3); L Barbarich (P2 S1 T5) S0 T0); C Nepe (P0 S0 T1) 100. Men of Mayhem) 2, Antonio Curtis (RSA Men of 125st (4); O Pohio (P1 S0 T1) 100; L Cook (P0 125, 100st (2), 100 (2); L Kaa (p2 S0 T1) 117. L Cossy 6 Shooters 12 RSA(1) 3: R Edwards (P2 Mayhem), Jonleigh Campbell-Ratapu (2NZ Tao S0 T10) 125st, 125, 120, 118, 100st, 100 (5); H Wynyard (P1 S0 T4) 100st, 100 (3); H Haapu (P1 S0 T4) 123, 120, 105, 100; D Allen (P2 S1 T2) 108, Valkyries), Jesse Noanoa (2NZ Rebels). Pewhairangi (P0 S0 T1) 121; K Pewhairangi (P0 T0 S0 T2) 116 (2); S Brown (P0 S0 T2) 140, 116; H 100; R Moore (P3 S1 T3) 125st, 100 (2); T O’Neil Highest start: Toby Ratapu (RSA Men of S0); E Stuart (P0 S0 T0). M Jones (P3 S0 T7) 140, Namana (P0 S0 T0); N Fox (P1 S0 T1) 115st; V Poi (P3 S1 T3) 101, 100 (2); G Higgins (P2 S1 T5) 125, Mayhem) 180, Jesse Noanoa (2NZ Rebels) 180. 135st, 125, 116, 100 (3); J Kingsbeer (P3 S1 T3) (P1 S1 T0). 115, 100 (3); C Watson (P2 S1 T2) 132, 121. A Highest finish: Destiny Barbarich (2NZ Rebels 100 (3); W Morrell (P3 S1 T5) 144, 133, 104, 100 RSA xFMO 3 Roseland Dilligaf 12: V Ngaau Bacon (P0 S1 T8) 140st (2), 120, 100st, 100 (4); A Wahine Toa) 124. (2); J Collier (P3 S1 T5) 125, 121, 105, 100 (2); K (P0 S0 T0); C Waikawa (P0 S0 T2) 100 (2); Shields (P0 S0 T1) 108; P Kelleher (P1 S0 T0); M Most tons: Levi Tamihana (RSA Men of Morrell (P2 S1 T2) 119, 100st; F Moreland (P2 S1 B Reeves (P1 S0 T4) 140, 122, 120, 100; C Hooper (P1 S0 T1) 100; K Beauchamp (P1 S0 T0); Mayhem) 12. T5) 125 (2) 100st, 100 (2). Tamihana (P1 S0 T1) 121; N Reeves (P1 S0 T2) J Kelleher (P1 S0 T1) 126. 2NZ Rebels Wahine Toa 12 Cossy Double 121, 100; J Reeves (P1 S1 T0). A Cross (P1 S1 T3) Byes: 2NZ Kings, Cossy Spandangles. RESULTS Seekers 3: T Kiri (P2 S1 T5) 140 (2) 125, 100 (2); 100st, 100 (2); M McDonald (P1 S1 T4) 140, 121, (P = pairs won. S = singles won. T = total tons) M Renata (P2 S0 T1) 111; S Barbarich (P3 S1 T4) 100st, 100; N Monika (P3 S1 T4) 140, 125, 100st DRAW FOR TUESDAY RSA Stallions 2 Cossy DONE & Dusted 13: 133 (2), 100st, 100; D Barbarich (P3 S1 T4) 125, (2); J Akurangi (P3 S1 T2) 100 (2); P Archbold (P3 2NZEF: 2NZ Tao Vikings v 2NZ Rebels Wahine E Brown (P0 S1 T6) 140, 125st, 121, 100 (3); W 124f, 100 (2); C Whaitiri (P2 S1 T4) 111, 100 (3); T S1 T5) 140st, 100st, 100 (3); R Pomana (P3 S0 Toa, 2NZ(3) v Roseland Say My Name, 2NZ Brown (P0 S1 T7) 180, 140st, 125, 100st, 100 (3); Asphalter (P2 S1 T3) 120, 100 (2). P Murphy (P1 T1) 140. MMXX v Cossy Corys 6-Shooters, 2NZ Tao TCL M Brown (P0 S0 T0); C Beattie (P0 S0 T1) 121; S0 T1) 140; K Harding (P1 S1 T1) 104; A Stairs (P1 2NZ TCL 3 RSA Outlaws 12: K Namana (P1 S0 v RSA (1), 2NZ Rebels Wahine Purotu v Cossy K Unuwai (P0 S0 T1) 100; M Lemon (P0 S0 T0). S0 T2) 121, 100; S Deedman (P1 S0 T2) 100st, T1) 140; C Mihaka (P1 S0 T2) 120, 100; A Tangira Spandangles J Love (P3 S1 T6) 125, 100st, 100 (4); S Hohipa 100; D Bullivant (P0 S0 T1) 121st; L Grenfell (P0 (P0 S0 T2) 125, 100; B Pokai-Giddens (P0 S0 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB: Cossy Double- (P3 S1 T3) 125, 100 (2); M Price (P3 S0 T6) 140st, S0 T1) 101. T2) 125, 100; C Giddens (P0 S1 T5) 125 (2), 121, Seekers v Roseland, Cossy Done & Dusted v 140, 100 (4); J Reedy (P3 S1 T3) 140, 100 (2); M 2NZ Tao Valkyries 7 2NZ Tao Vikings 8: A 100st, 100; P Asphalter (P0 S1 T3) 140, 118, 105. RSA Men of Mayhem. Reedy (P3 S1 T8) 123 (2), 121, 100st (3), 100 (2); Campbell-Ratapu (P2 S1 T3) 113f, 107, 100; J W Kimura (P3 S1 T3) 134, 109, 100; R Mason (P3 RSA: RSA Stallions v 2NZ Kings, RSA xFMO B Leach (P3 S1 T5) 100st, 100 (4). Campbell-Ratapu (P2 S1 T6) 180, 140, 100 (4); K S1 T9) 140 (2), 130, 125, 119, 100 (5); S Reeves v 2NZ Rebels. Roseland Say My Name 5 RSA Men of Waikawa (P1 S0 T2) 133, 112; S Eyles (P1 S1 T2) (P2 S1 T7) 140 (3), 125 (2), 120st, 100st; R Leach ROSELAND: Roseland Dilligaf v RSA Mayhem 10: T Duncan (P1 S1 T9) 118f, 100st 100; S Lewis (P1 S0 T0); J Richardson (P1 S0 T3) (P2 S1 T7) 136, 125st, 125, 121, 120, 100 (2); M Outlaws. (2), 100 (6); S Cunningham (P1 S0 T2) 140, 100; 135, 100 (2). A Pohio (P1 S0 T6) 100st, 100 (5); A Reeves (P3 S0 T6) 140, 125, 100 (4); E Reeves BYES: 2NZ Tao Valkyries and Cossy 2 PHL. W Whaitiri (P1 S0 T4) 135, 125, 100 (2); D Nepe Kaiwai (P1 0 T1) 100; T Campbell-Ratapu (P1 S1 (P3 S0 T4) 156, 140 100 (2). (P1 S0 T3) 121, 120, 100; W Lewis (P1 S1 T3) T5) 121st, 114, 100st, 100 (2); JK Waikawa-Nepe Cossy 2 PHL 12 2NZ MMXX 3: K Hannam (P2 GCDA tournament — Men’s and Women’s 140, 100st, 100; Tui Duncan (P1 S0 T3) 100 (3). H (P1 S0 T3) 140, 100 (2); T Irwin (P3 S1 T0); M S1 T1) 100; J Witika (P2 S0 T3) 140, 116, 101; A Set Pairs at Gisborne RSA, SUNDAY, July 5. Brown (P3 S0 T7) 140, 134 (2), 100 (4); M Leach Hawea (P3 S1 T6) 125, 123, 100st, 100 (3). Wildbore (P3 S1 T3) 125st, 121, 100; T Hohipa (P3 Registrations close 10am. Start time will be (P3 S1 T11) 180, 140 (3), 123, 100st 100 (5); T 2NZ Rebels 12 2NZ Wahine Puroto 3: C Reiri S1 T3) 140, 129, 100; N Shann (P2 S1 T3) 11st, 10.30am. Entry fee $10 a person. All inquiries Ratapu (P3 S1 T7) 180st, 180, 100 (5); A Curtis (P2 S1 T6) 140 (2), 100st, 100 (3); J Matete (P2 100 (2); K Farmer (P2 S1 T1) 132. K Cribb (P1 S0 to president G Harding or deputy M Hawea. Panthers show their Warriors running credentials for title RUGBY LEAGUE Cleary then slotted a field goal from by Scott Bailey, AAP 30 metres out with four minutes to play to seal the victory. thin on reserves SYDNEY — Penrith have shown It means the Panthers will finish the their NRL premiership credentials as round in the top four, after also shocking RUGBY LEAGUE his hands in Latrell Mitchell’s when we’re doing our opposed a flying Viliame Kikau helped them to the Sydney Roosters in Round 1. by Pamela Whaley, AAP face, suggesting an eye gouge, in a sessions but again, looking around just their third win over Melbourne in “It’s always nice to get the notch on tackle in the 65th minute. the competition, I think that’s a 15 years. the belt when you play the best teams,” SYDNEY — Seven weeks since Coach Stephen Kearney big part of the competition at the With the scores locked at 14-all with coach Ivan Cleary said. arriving in Australia indefinitely, revealed he was struggling to field moment. 17 minutes to play, Kikau pulled off the “It’s good for confidence. But those the Warriors are running thin 13-on-13 training sessions within “There are a number of injuries match-defining play when he charged two games are a long way apart.” on reserves as their stocks took their bubble in Gosford and there popping up, that wasn’t the issue on to a shallow Nathan Cleary bomb In a high-quality match at another hit in their 40-12 loss to was no clarity over when they tonight. to score. Campbelltown, both sides completed South Sydney last night. might be free to return home. “We lost two to HIA for the The hulking second-rower took at above 80 percent in a match that Despite news NRL clubs Kearney said Fusitu’a was not game, our young fella come off the ball unchallenged, infuriating ebbed and flowed throughout. will be free to return to their well after being caught high in a who’s been playing 80 minutes for Melbourne captain Cameron Smith Melbourne still showed glimpses of home grounds from Round 8, tackle from Mitchell late in the us but that doesn’t make you miss and prompting him to label the Storm’s their best, with Cameron Munster the the Warriors are the lone team first half that went unpunished. 43 tackles.” finish as “uncharacteristic”. star in attack. without the same certainty due He said Burr was also in a bad It’s been almost two months to coronavirus-enforced travel way in his second game back from for some players without their restrictions in New Zealand. a few head knocks at training. families who remain in New It comes as three fresh injury Although he refused to offer the Zealand if they do not have Venues change concerns emerged against Souths injuries as an excuse, Kearney Australian passports. with Lachlan Burr and David said his squad health was Kearney said it was an RUGBY have not been changed. Fusitu’a both failing HIAs, while stretched. emotional time for those players GT Shearing Waikohu will play rising young forward Eli Katoa “Including Po Faamausili, who’s who were missing home and POVERTY Bay Rugby Football East Coast Farm Vets YMP on suffered a high ankle sprain. our loan player, bare minimum,” he hoped to hear positive news Union’s Tiny White Opening Day Rectory ground No.1, Enterprise Hooker Wayde Egan could also he said. for families to join them on the games today have been moved Cars OBM will play Contract be in danger after replays showed “We’re lucky to get 13 on 13 Central Coast. to Gisborne Boys’ High School’s Consultants High School Old Rectory ground and School Park Boys on Rectory 2 and Kevin All football in Gisborne this weekend, including the Pacific at the end of School Road. Hollis Glass Pirates will play All games start at 2.45pm. Larsawn Ngatapa at School Premiership game between Thistle and United, has been postponed Refereeing appointments Park. Souths’ milestone man Walker gets share of limelight RUGBY LEAGUE by Pamela Whaley, AAP back, Walker did enough to ensure his presence was else. He was outstanding.” get that outcome,” Bennett said. felt, to the wry delight of coach Wayne Bennett. The usually stoic Bennett dished out high praise “Players inside had to do a lot of work and he SYDNEY — Not to be overshadowed in his own “I like Cody because he wasn’t going to let anyone for the 30-year-old who didn’t make his NRL debut grabbed his moments when they came.” milestone match, South Sydney five-eighth Cody rain on his own parade,” Bennett said following until 2016 — the prototype for a late-bloomer The ripe form of Mitchell and Walker led the Walker racked up a try, a try-assist and a sin-binning Souths’ 40-12 win against the Warriors. success story. Rabbitohs to their first back-to-back wins of the in his 100th NRL game last night. “He played well and we followed him and he got a “He didn’t even look like he was sweating when he season, and although he wouldn’t elaborate, Bennett Although the spotlight was firmly on star fullback great occasion for his 100th game. came in; he just had one of those afternoons where said it was a result of some “changes” in the way Latrell Mitchell for his dominant performance at the “He wasn’t going to have that spoiled by anyone he played so well but didn’t have to do a real lot to they did things at the club. Turanganui a Kiwa Darts Association results INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 125, 121, 115, 100 (10); H Ngarangione 140 (3), 121, 100 (8). A Kerisone 132, 121, 100; S Tupene 156, 140, 132, Most 100s (25): T Irwin. 132, 101, 100 (11); S Kirikino 140, 139, 114, 100 Pounamu 15 Aroha 6: M Awatere 141, 121, 100 125, 121 (2), 100 (6); R Awatere-Kohonui 130, 120, Highest start (156): S Tupene. (9); A Cashmore 149 (2), 100 (7); J Smith 118, 100 (4); C Te Moni 140, 100 (2); J Ahuriri 138, 114, 100 100 (4); K Hartley 160, 140, 121, 100 (2). Highest finish (133): K White. (5); R Te Kira 121 (2), 115, 100 (3). (3); B Awatere 115, 111, 100 (4); T Heurea 123, Hummingbirds 1 Tigers 20: E Kirikino 140, 100 120, 102, 100 (7); R Awatere-Kohonui 15, 114, 100 Draw for the last round of grading — RESULTS (4); C Woods 136, 120, 100; J White 140, 125, 121 (5); K Hartley 150. TUESDAY: Falcons v Tigers, Aotea v Falcons 21 Aotea 0: T Irwin 140 (5), 135, 130, (3), 105, 100 (10); W Coe 140 (2), 114, 100 (3); S Knights 12 Aroha 9: K White 133, 100 (5); L Pounamu, Aroha v Assassins, Knights v 121 (3), 107, 100 (13); J Ngarangione 140 (2), 131, Henry 140,132, 125, 121, 100 (3); W Edwards 125, Edwards 100 (5); V Mackey 140, 120, 101, 100 (7); Hummingbirds. The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, June 20, 2020 SPORT 31

EQUALISER: Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes scores past Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Hugo Lloris from the penalty spot for his side’s goal during an English Premier League football match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London today. The match ended 1-1. AP picture Pogba magic earns Manchester United a draw FOOTBALL He entered only in the 63rd minute at his third penalty since joining United in upheld next month. an empty Tottenham Stadium with the January. United were denied a second Tottenham remain four points behind LONDON — Paul Pogba made an hosts leading from Steven Bergwijn’s penalty when VAR overturned the United. immediate impact on his return from first-half strike through goalkeeper David decision to penalise Dier for another foul Earlier, Norwich’s hopes of staying in surgery, earning a penalty converted by de Gea. — this time on Fernandes. the Premier League were dealt a blow Bruno Fernandes that earned Manchester But Pogba, whose United future has United are three points behind when they lost 3-0 to Southampton. United a 1-1 draw at Tottenham in been mired in uncertainty, helped to fourth-placed Chelsea, having played an Norwich are six points from safety English Premier League football today. inject some attacking dynamism United extra game, but fifth place will clinch a while Southampton moved 10 points While the teams have endured three had been missing. Champions League spot if second-placed clear of the drop zone after second-half months without games in the pandemic, The French star was bundled off the Manchester City’s two-year ban from goals from Danny Ings, Stuart Armstrong Pogba hadn’t played since December. ball by Eric Dier and Fernandes netted Europe for breaking financial rules is and Nathan Redmond. — AP Start your journey to success eit.ac.nz | 0800 22 55 348 Fit study around your work, home and whanau - achieve a qualiication in only a few months. 30782-01 20 Jun, 2020 NOON TODAY GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Sunday Monday R Jun 21 Jun 22 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm 18 Tauranga Hicks Bay 33 1.5 17 Te Puke 35 22

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RUGBY Scott Barrett, who suffered a foot injury during a practice match in training. CRUSADERS coach Scott Robertson Robertson wasn’t sure about the extent believes his side will have a slight of the injury but confirmed that the All advantage heading into their first game Black lock hurt himself in a scrum and of Super Rugby Aotearoa this weekend would be seeing a specialist. against the Hurricanes. But the 45-year-old coach was thankful The three-time defending Super Rugby for the depth at his disposal, with the champions had a bye on the first weekend return of Sam Whitelock into the starting of the rejigged competition, which allowed line-up after his shortened Japanese the team to observe the interpretation sabbatical, as well as David Havilli and of the new rules — particularly at the Ethan Blackadder to bolster the bench breakdown — and put them into practice after their recovery from long-term in training. injuries. Robertson said they were fortunate to Robertson was looking forward to observe how the other teams reacted to getting back to business against a the new rules and how it played out on Hurricanes side aiming to bounce back the field. after an opening-round loss to the Blues. “When we saw the draw we just made “The Hurricanes matches are always the best of it,” he said. extremely brutal,” he said. “There’s going to be a little bit of an “They’re desperate straight away, aren’t adjustment — you’ve got to adapt and they, after a loss. learn as you go. “It’s a short, sharp sprint this and it “We’re fortunate to have a good look just shows that the teams are winning at it but it’s rugby — some of those at home. Your home games are really penalties aren’t avoidable. People just get important and to win away is a big task. caught in the wrong position. Our guys So they’ll be protecting their patch and will do the best we can.” we’re excited to get up there.” There were close to 30 penalties in each The Crusaders take on the Hurricanes of the two games last weekend, leading to in Wellington at 3.35pm tomorrow. more set pieces, which also plays to the Crusaders’ strengths. Crusaders team: 15 Will Jordan, 14 Sevu “We haven’t seen that intensity for a Reece, 13 Braydon Ennor, 12 Jack Goodhue, 11 while and were reasonably surprised,” George Bridge, 10 Richie Mo’unga, 9 Bryn Hall, 8 Robertson said. Whetu Douglas, 7 Billy Harmon, 6 Cullen Grace, “And obviously the speed of the game. 5 Mitchell Dunshea, 4 Sam Whitelock, 3 Michael But we’re just excited by how many Alaalatoa, 2 Codie Taylor (captain), 1 Joe Moody. lineouts there were. Because obviously Reserves: 16 Brodie McAlister, 17 George there were penalties and a few kicks to Bower, 18 Oliver Jager, 19 Luke Romano, 20 the corner. Ethan Blackadder, 21 Mitchell Drummond, 22 “It’s a little bit of an adjustment David Havili, 23 Leicester Faingaanuku. to these interpretations around the Hurricanes team: 15 Chase Tiatia, 14 breakdown so we get to have a look at it Wes Goosen, 13 Vince Aso, 12 Ngani Laumape, and we’ve been training for the last few 11 Ben Lam, 10 Jackson Garden-Bachop, 9 TJ weeks and we’ll give it our best. Perenara (co-captain), Ardie Savea, Du’Plessis “You learn by playing just as much Kirifi, Reed Prinsep, Vaea Fifita, James Blackwell, as you can learn by watching. So we’ve Tyrel Lomax, Dane Coles (co-captain), Fraser got to make sure that we see the clear Armstrong. pictures that we were given. We know Reserves: 16 Asafo Aumua, 17 Ben May, 18 that they’re going to be extremely tough Alex Fidow, 19 Scott Scrafton, 20 Gareth Evans, SAFE HANDS: Sam Whitelock secures lineout ball for the All Blacks against France and hard around the breakdown.” 21 Jamie Booth, 22 Billy Proctor, 23 Kobus van at Eden Park, Auckland, in June 2018. Whitelock returns to the Crusaders starting The Crusaders will be without captain Wyk. — NZ Herald line-up tomorrow after his shortened Japanese sabbatical. NZ Herald picture Pat Thomson Dam and Water Storage “Support local with Project Manager ALWAYS your next project” ASK — YOU’LL BE With a “no job too diffi cult” attitude, CPS off er dam SURPRISED and water storage construction management. WHAT WE Boasting a team full of experts in fi elds such CAN DO as geology, geography, engineering and land surveying, we will deliver your project on time and on budget with a Best-for-Project approach.

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