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Never mind conceptual artist Christo’s cloaked international landmarks, Gisborne’s Live Creative team has wrapped the War Wrap Memorial Theatre with Te Tairawhiti Arts Festival imagery. The stellar nature of the festival’s various performers and artists in the magnified pictures is accentuated by the starry backdrop created Music by artist Mel Tahata “We wrap stuff all the time — vehicles, boats, signs — but nothing before at this scale,” said Live Creative owner/director Matt Skuse (left) as Maurice von Rothkirch affixed one of the images to the glass.“It’s fun stuff to do.” Te Tairawhiti Arts Festival opens tomorrow with the Kai Street Food Festival from 4pm on Reads Quay, live music from local acts and special guest, the queen of rockabilly and soul- infused rhythm and blues, Tami Neilson. Picture by Liam Clayton HOUSING HARDSHIP Register reveals hundreds in ‘insecure’ accommodation or sleeping rough by Kim Parkinson Hocking. experiencing a severe and immediate people who are not currently in public Not everyone on the public housing need, said Ms Hocking. housing but who have been assessed as TWENTY-EIGHT people on the register is homeless, says Ms Hocking. This demand is generated by a eligible for public housing. The Transfer Public Housing Register in Gisborne People on the register would be living shortage of affordable housing driving Register shows people already in public are either sleeping rough or in their car, in a number of situations, ranging from up house prices and rents. People on housing but who have applied to be information obtained under the Official private rental properties to emergency or low incomes are most affected by rising rehoused. Information Act shows. transitional housing, she said. housing costs and many seek financial While the Ministry completes The housing crisis is showing no signs Of the total of 484 people on the help through the Ministry. the housing assessments which of easing, with more than $3 million paid Public Housing Register as at the end MSD uses around 400 motels across inform the Public Housing Register, out in emergency housing special needs of June 2020, 204 were living in secure New Zealand each week to accommodate responsibility for funding and supply grants to the end of June, up by more housing, 90 were boarding and the rest people in need of emergency housing. sits with the Ministry of Housing and than $1 million on the quarter to March were either in their own home, private Under the Official Information Act, Urban Development and Kainga Ora, 2020. People are staying in emergency rental or social housing. The other 338 The Gisborne Herald has also been respectively. housing for an average of 12 weeks. were living in insecure housing, with supplied with a list of accommodation Each housing application is given a The Ministry of Social Development 152 living in housing provided by a suppliers in Gisborne. There were around priority rating based on the Ministry’s has provided the Gisborne Herald with a non-contracted housing provider and 20 providers including 10 motels, four assessment of housing need, and all comprehensive breakdown of the living 34 in housing provided by a contracted holiday parks, Women’s Refuge Gisborne, applications are measured against the arrangements of people on the Public emergency housing provider. The Dunblane Lifecare, Albert Residents Park same criteria to determine that priority Housing Register in Gisborne. breakdown shows 68 people were staying and others. rating. Applicants who are assessed as The information has come from the with friends or family, 14 were in a motel, When New Zealanders are in need of at risk (Priority A) or as having a serious Official and Parliamentary Information hotel or campground, 17 people were public housing, their needs are recorded housing need (Priority B) are placed team at the Ministry of Social living in a car, 10 in a caravan and 11 on either the Housing Register or the on the Register until a house becomes Development and is signed off by the were sleeping rough. Transfer Register. The combined register available. Ministry of Social Development general Demand for housing across New is referred to as the Public Housing CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 manager housing service delivery, Karen Zealand is growing and more people are Register. The Housing Register shows GISBORNE RUATORIA WAIROA Local News ...... 1-5 Business ...... 10 The Guide ... 19-22 Racing ...... 23-24 Births & Deaths ...4 Opinion ...... 11 Classifieds ... 25-26 Sport ...... 28-32 9 771170 043005 TOMORROW National ...... 6-9 World...... 12-15 Television ...... 27 Weather ...... 31 > 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 Champions of art in public places
THE bronze statues of Footrot Flats’ Wal and his dog and the surfboard- based sculpture at Roberts Road are among many projects Art in Public Places members Kay Crosby, Margot Searle and Karen Richardson were celebrated for at the trust’s last meeting. While the three women’s work was acknowledged at the meeting, their retirement left the trust at a crossroads, said trust chairwoman, Gisborne Mayor Rehette Stoltz. “Over the years these women have been integral in a number of different public art pieces around the district.” Mrs Stoltz thanked them for their many hours of work — mostly fundraising to achieve goals requested by the community. Among other public artworks around the district the three women were involved with were the red Voyager boat by Waikanae Stream, and in Gladstone Road, the ceramic whale tooth, and The Guardian - Te Tairawhiti, a four-metre WAL AND DOG IN BRONZE, OUTSIDE THE HB WILLIAMS MEMORIAL high plexiglass cylindrical sculpture LIBRARY designed to symbolise the meeting of two cultures. The Art in Public Places Trust was formally registered in May 2008, but was formed in 2004 out of a community committee that had raised funds from the late 1990s. PLEXIGLASS WORK SYMBOLISING The trust is now made up of Mayor THE MEETING OF TWO CULTURES Stoltz, councillors Debbie Gregory and Larry Foster and Colleen Skuse. At the meeting, Mrs Stoltz said it was time for a review of the trust and how it worked with council to provide public art for the community. Mrs Stoltz would like to hear from anyone interested in joining the trust. Contact the council and ask for the mayor’s office.
PUBLIC ART ADVOCATES: Art in Public Places Trust stalwarts Kay Crosby (left), Margot Searle and Karen Richardson were presented with long-service certificates at the AIPP’s last meeting. Picture supplied
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• Football: Eastern League men’s irst division and women’s competitions end this weekend, and the inal round of games is crucial to the outcome of each title race. We preview the action. • Tennis: The French Open continues to throw up surprises and drama. • Rugby: We preview Mitre 10 Cup feature matches of the weekend. FOCUS ON THE LAND TOMORROw SATuRdAy Vicki Coley Residential Sales Consultant The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 For a free no obligation appraisal call me. Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: Jack Malcolm/John Gillies P 021 641 997 E [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz 32806-02 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 NEWS 3 Labour denies National claims of ‘push poll’
by Charlotte Jones, Local Democracy Reporter, Whakatane Beacon THE Labour Party has hit back at claims by National that a recent poll showing favourable results for Labour in the East Coast is “push polling”. National Party campaign chair Gerry Brownlee came out swinging against Labour’s poll, which shows its East Coast candidate Kiri Allan polling ahead of National candidate Tania Tapsell by 5.5 percentage points. Mr Brownlee said the company used by Labour to conduct the poll, Community Engagement Limited, had previously been accused of push polling in Australia and was FIRST ARRIVAL: An Air NZ aircraft waits for passengers to board yesterday morning after the official blessing of the new now attempting to do the same here. terminal at Gisborne Airport. The image captures the tahuhu panel in the terminal, reflected in the glass, before sun-up. Push polling is a technique used to alter Picture supplied voters’ views under the guise of conducting an opinion poll. Essentially, the pollster asks leading or suggestive questions to push the interviewee towards adopting a negative view of chosen political targets. “Australia’s Sunday Telegraph uncovered Community Engagement Limited was ‘STUNNING GATEWAY’ conducting push polling in key marginal seats in last year’s Australian Federal Election, asking loaded questions about Labor’s political opponents to gain sham Air NZ says flights back to nearly 90pc of pre-Covid levels poll results, which would then turn up in the media,” said Mr Brownlee. THE new Gisborne Airport terminal “Gisborne Airport is arguably the most gateway to Tairawhiti, which the “This company is now operating in New has been described as a “stunning sustainable airport in New Zealand. Provincial Growth Fund has prioritised Zealand’s election on behalf of the New gateway” to this region. Innovative new features include solar as a surge region”. Zealand Labour Party.” A good-sized crowd gathered in the panels, rainwater harvesting and “The new airport terminal will provide Mr Brownlee said Labour’s campaign was terminal at 4.30am yesterday morning rammed earth walls.” a modern, welcoming link to the rest of faltering and it was desperately using push for the blessing ceremony for the new Mr Todd said that in the next few the country and help Tairawhiti further polls to try to get candidates over the line. building. months more features, such as digital develop its economic potential,” he said. Labour campaign manager Hayden Munro Doors opened for the first flight displays and a regional tourism Air New Zealand head of tourism has denied Mr Brownlee’s accusations. passengers at 5am. showcase, would be included. “Important” and regional affairs Reuben Levermore “A number of our candidates use Mayor Rehette Stoltz said it was an additional design and cultural elements agreed it was fantastic to see the final Community Engagement Ltd to run local important day for the whole Tairawhiti would be revealed. stage of the Gisborne Airport terminal polls for them,” he said. region. An official opening ceremony for completed. “Community Engagement Ltd is a “What a lovely ceremony and karakia the new terminal will be held in early “Our teams have worked closely with reputable pollster with a range of political, to bless this very special building,” she November. the airport on its terminal redevelopment advocacy and corporate clients in Australia said. The work was funded by Eastland programme and this includes revamping and New Zealand. “We now have a fit-for-purpose facility, Group ($2 million), Trust Tairawhiti ($5 the check-in space and a new baggage “We utterly reject Mr Brownlee’s claims rich in history, that will serve our million), and the Provincial Growth Fund belt in the arrivals area.” about this poll and any allegation of push community now and well into the future.” ($5.5 million). There is also a new dedicated cargo polling. We are releasing the script and the Eastland Group chief executive Matt Trust Tairawhiti chief executive Gavin and oversized bag drop-off area. results of the poll which show clearly that Todd believes the collaborative approach Murphy said the trust was proud to have “The new space will help improve the the questions are standard for surveys of with Ngai Tawhiri, Eastland Group and supported the project. check-in experience for customers flying this type,” said Mr Munro. many others has helped create an iconic “The terminal is a stunning gateway to out of Gisborne and we look forward to Questions asked in the poll include: building. our region. welcoming people travelling in to the new If the general election was held today, to “Everything about this terminal is “It represents Tairawhiti and is check-in area. which of the following parties would you uniquely Tairawhiti, and speaks to the something that we can all be proud of. “We know how important air services give your party vote? place we call home.” It will serve locals and manuhiri alike, are to the Tairawhiti community,” Mr Which of the following is more likely to Ngai Tawhiri’s Thelma Karaitiana said and you will always know where you are Levermore said. earn your candidacy vote? the grounded engagement between the when you are welcomed to, or farewelled “This is a terminal of which the Which candidate do you trust more to hapu, which holds mana whenua over the from, our region.” community can be proud and, for our work to addressing the housing shortage in area, and Eastland Group continued to Robert Pigou, head of the Provincial part, we’re delighted to be able to recover this electorate? strengthen the relationship. Development Unit, said it was satisfying our Gisborne services to nearly 90 Which candidate do you trust more to Mr Todd said the environment was an to see this significant project completed, percent of our pre-Covid-19 levels during work on providing jobs for young people in important focus for the region. “especially as it’s the regional aviation October.” this electorate? The poll of 831 randomly selected residents, conducted last week, also shows Labour leading the party vote in the East Coast at 46.9 percent, with National sitting Register changes as needs shift second at 28.6 percent. Poll participants said Jacinda Ardern’s FROM PAGE 1 performance as leader made them more properties become available.” to essential services such as schools, likely to vote for Ms Allan while Judith “The Ministry’s role is to assess The Public Housing Register is and that the accommodation meets any Collins’ performance as leader made them people’s needs for public housing and dynamic rather than static and changes disability needs if appropriate. less likely to vote for Miss Tapsell. if they or a family member need an as people’s circumstances and situations Those assessed as having the greater “Mr Brownlee may need to consider accessible home, we capture that as part change. need for housing will be prioritised spending less time worrying about how our of the assessment process. Placing people and families into houses higher. As people’s needs change, their local candidate’s polling is conducted and Clients who are on the Register will be is about matching them with the right priority on the register may change also. more time worrying about what his own poll contacted on a regular basis to confirm house in the area they want to live. As such, the length of time spent on numbers are showing,” said Mr Munro. their circumstances and are referred to This includes ensuring the family has the register awaiting housing can vary Public Housing providers when suitable the right number of bedrooms, is close significantly. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam Calling all RAYMOND JOHN Deaths BLOXHAM (Brownie) de LAUTOUR, Harry It was a year today you George Bayly. — greyhound left us, sadness Tragically lost on shadowed our hearts. September 28, 2020, The gentle soul you aged 33 years, at Te were, committed to Whangai, doing what your faith in the Lord, fans to he loved. Adored and your trust in your husband of Kate. fellow man. The love of Idolised father of your cats devoted and Archie and Patch. true. The man on his show Precious son of Hamish bicycle countless miles and Wynne, and brother accrued. To those of us of Caroline and who knew you, these Georgie. fond memories will A service for Harry the love never fade. will be held at CHB Municipal Theatre, John and Charlotte Kenilworth St, by Kim Parkinson Waipawa, on Monday In Memoriam October 5 at 2pm. GISBORNE greyhound owner Anna Colvin Messages to The de IN LOVING wants to encourage other owners of the Lautour Family, C/- PO MEMORY OF OUR breed to join her in the Great New Zealand Box 200, Waipukurau LOVED PARENTS Greyhound Walk to raise awareness of the 4242 breed and show the public what wonderful C. H. B. Funeral Pera Waaka Wilson 29.9.1967 pets they make. Services Ltd, FDANZ The walk will take place on Sunday, Waipukurau Christina Wilson October 4, meeting at Watties Wharf on the 30.9.2018 Turanganui River at 10am. MORETE, Hope. — 30.9.2020. Hope passed Your loving 5 Angels Mrs Colvin is now the proud owner of a away peacefully, and moko, and second greyhound, Nelly, who joins four- surrounded by her great-grandmoko year-old Jake. Both were part of the racing family, in Australia. Treasured always breeding programme but didn’t make the The sands of time will in our hearts cut. never wash away the Last year she fostered three greyhounds, love that I have for you. former racing dogs, to help them adjust to Your sweet memory being in a family home. will remain forever in These dogs were raised by their my heart big sister. trainers and had no experience of ordinary — Love, Berta, Aku household living. and Zarian. “They had never been up and down stairs, or seen a ranchslider or a vacuum cleaner, Bereavements Bereavements for example. “We also had to see if they were children- EBONY JUAL TE OHORERE and cat-friendly before they were adopted.” WHAREHINGA She said people didn’t realise how easy greyhounds were to look after. GREAT NZ GREYHOUND WALK: Anna Colvin with her beloved greyhounds Jake We acknowledge, and learn to celebrate “They need half an hour’s walk in the (left) and Nelly. She is encouraging other owners of the breed to join her on Sunday the appointed moment our beautiful and morning and half an hour again in the to celebrate one of the most recognisable breeds of dog. irreplaceable Taonga, Ebony Jual Te Ohorere afternoon and they will sleep for the rest of Picture by Liam Clayton Wharehinga was given rest. the time, so they are a good breed of dog for people who are out at work all day.” We extend our utmost thanks, gratitude, Greyhounds are one of the most historic Usually the New Zealand greyhounds walk as a Kiwi event and carry on. So this gratefulness, love and light, to all our friends and recognisable breeds of dog, famed would be parading through streets, parks year New Zealand greyhounds will carry the and families within Te Tairawhiti rohe, and to for their athleticism and noble stature but and waterfronts as the Kiwi contingent of a torch in the Great New Zealand Walk. each and every precious one living abroad. loved by many for their gentle nature, calm huge international event, which in 2019 saw “It was a real shame when the global Your deep display of AWHI, MANAAKI, temperament, and legendary laziness. approximately 8800 greyhounds participating walk was shut down,” said Greyhounds as KOROWAI, AROHA, pays tribute and The Great Global Greyhound Walk started at 275 locations around the world. Due Pets spokesman Daniel Bohan. testament to what is paramount. Tēna koutou,in the UK in 2010 and went global in 2014. to the Covid-19 pandemic though, the “Last year we had around 500 greyhounds tēna koutou, ae, tēna tātou katoa. The 2019 Great Global Greyhound Walk global event was first postponed and then out there in New Zealand putting on a was a record-breaking year. The hope for cancelled altogether. However, thanks to spectacle to help raise awareness for Dearest FAT PUTT. It’s true! We ind strengththe future is to further increase on numbers New Zealand’s uniquely strong pandemic greyhound adoption.” in your vivaciousness, we are humbled by your and global coverage, with the aim of 10,000 response, New Zealand organisers Mrs Colvin said they were hoping to beat abilities to see the silver lining in all of life’s participating hounds. Greyhounds as Pets decided to reshape the this number in 2020. matters. We are realigned by your unending heart-illed expressions, for true familiness. You will be missed beyond measure! Yet, we are cherishing the incredible Reddish work at night a success memories, and indeed, learning to honour and uphold the life-empowering lessons you leave with us all. REVIEW by Mark Peters suggestions of any such consort. Jarratt plays lines. The play’s many ironies raise wry smiles We give thanks to the sovereignty, plans, the part of a young woman who is no mean while Joe Martin and James Packman as judges and timing of our creator - Okioki i runga SURVEILLANCE, gaslighting, a society tearing actor herself. As the girls’ ringleader she is in the fantastically intense court scene in the i te Rangimarie i roto i ringa ringa o tatou itself apart — it’s the stuff of the daily newsfeed, steely in her control over them; at first in second half have almost unintentionally funny it’s the stuff of the Red Scare of Senator Joseph denial then, under Abigail’s sway, swept up in moments. Martin mines shifts of temperament in Kaihanga. McCarthy’s hunt for suspected communist hysteria that condemns honest citizens. With his black-wigged character and swings between May we all be encouraged to journey and Americans in the 1950s and it’s the stuff of John Proctor though, Jarratt’s character swings the commanding, supercilious, indifferent and grow in forgiveness, oneness of heart and Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible set in Salem in between the amorous, flippantly coquettish and condescending. As if playing counterpoint mind, freedom through inner peace, inner joy the 1600s. transparently manipulative. Even when standing to Martin’s Deputy-Governor Danforth, white- and true inner love. Unity Theatre’s choice of the play is outside the main action her calculations are wigged Packman is not only the picture of a timely and the company’s production of The coldly written in her mien. jowled, trout-lipped judge but is at once funny Adam, Karena, Abram, Shandee, Joe, Crucible underlined that in a powerful preview Mulligan’s hard-working, Christian farmer is and frightening with his contemptuous glances Deedum, Kauri, and, Heaven-leigh performance last night. mostly grim-faced as his character struggles and head-shakes and mutterings in support of Wharehinga. The stark, puritan, plank wall of director with both his guilt and his clear-sightedness into his peer. On behalf of our Wharehinga, Norman Maclean’s stage design luminously the fallacy of witchcraft, and risks playing that Paranoia, suspicion and arrests escalate by and our Toroa Whānau. transforms into the forest where a group of grimness as a single note. But his moments of Act 2 which is set in Proctor’s house. Actors Salem’s girls dance to Barbados-born slave softness with Elizabeth (Belinda Campbell) and strung in a line across the stage in this scene Tituba’s (Jess Horsfield) drumming. Maclean’s subtly-played flashes of confusion with Abigail are bookended by the strong presences of CORRECTION striking innovation for the opening of the are enough to underline his emotional burden. Mulligan and Jarratt, as well as that of Sandy production sets up the chain of events that will When that burden becomes inner torment the Britain as minister John Hale. “Another Party” in the Labour Party- destroy good people’s lives. audience feels his repressed pain. The rhythm of play switches up from the commissioned poll reported on yesterday As Reverend Samuel Parris, Simon Marino’s Campbell brings compelling expressiveness tableau as Proctor is tested and risks his life referred to the 13 parties that registered impassioned prayers over his motionless to her forthright but devoted wife and her with his determination that truth must prevail. less support in this survey of the East Coast daughter, Betty (Lulu Jarratt), who was among energy, even in stillness, brings terrific presence The hair on the back of your neck will stand electorate than the around 4 percent support the girls in the forest, are heartfelt but as we to the stage. In a domestic setting she and up when that truth falters as Abigail gaslights found for the Green Party and NZ First. learn, he is not without self-interest. Marino’s Mulligan play their characters with engaging, — psychologically manipulates — not only the Collectively these 13 parties received 9.1 percent character is authoritative, clear-cut and clear- rustic naturalism and the audience is drawn into terrified girls but Packman’s judge who is seen support. The Herald has sought a breakdown of voiced but it is honest farmer John Proctor, that intimacy. climbing on to his chair in terror. the support registered for these minor parties (Lawrence Mulligan) who sees the venality The Crucible is a long way from comedy but The play does not come with a happy ending. and “another candidate”, with the local branch beneath his black-coated veneer. As rumours there are surprising moments of humour. Dave The Crucible might be a mirror on the world but of the Labour Party saying they would seek this of witchcraft spread in the village, Parris’s Newsham’s ageing farmer Giles Corey is at politic righteousness is not as much a reason to information from the pollster. niece and ward, Abigail (Bo Jarratt) denies once baffled and bemused and gets the funniest see this play as the art of its production. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 NEWS 5 Guilty pleas Giant puppets in glow show THE Te Moana Glow Show is legend in an entertaining way,” a coming to Gisborne on October 22 spokesperson said. and 23. Children can find out more with in domestic Te Moana Glow Show is this a question and answer session year’s new twist on the popular after each 45-minute show. Matariki Glow Show, a glow-in-the- Show times and ticket prices are dark theatre show seen by over suitable for families. 21,000 children in 2019. For a full list of dates and venues abuse trial The show will “bring a magical or to book tickets, visit www. Te Reo Maori theatre experience glowshow.co.nz. 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Her admission was one of many highlights of a more energetic, stronger debate, which COMMENT by Jane Patterson, was the polar opposite to last week’s lacklustre RNZ performances. BOTH Last night, both the Labour leader and her AUCKLAND — Last night’s PERFORMED National counterpart Judith Collins brought a lot Newshub debate felt more WELL: Labour more energy and fight to the debate, canvassing like a “pub quiz” at times for leader Jacinda questions on policy, promises and character. Jacinda Ardern, but she stood Ardern and Moderator Patrick Gower kept the two leaders her ground against Judith National in check with binary questions and challenges Collins making for a more leader Judith for both. lively affair. Collins during The interaction was much the Newshub Covid-19 more dynamic than last week’s. leaders debate. Ardern was more assertive, Screenshot The leaders were asked what they would more willing to challenge her via Newshub do if there was community transmission in opponent but also to engage Christchurch on Christmas Eve. with her on areas of common Collins said she would lock down the city, see ground, saying afterwards she how far it had spread and then put into action the had made the call to “speak up Covid-19 response plans that National would set more” after the first election up if it were elected. “I think you do have to put debate. people’s health first.” Collins was again in high Ardern said she would do what she had spirits, swinging from raucous already done in real-life. “I would move to a laughter to serious emotion. lockdown — a short one to assess the situation.” And they agreed on a few through the Covid crisis and Christian were interesting expected Collins to capitalise She would put Christchurch into Alert Level 3 things: holding an inquiry were pretty much on the same (“I’m a Christian and a on, but Ardern turned her and other parts of the country into Level 2. into Pharmac, ways to help page, with an acceptance of feminist”) — perhaps speaking criticisms about an increase They were also asked about travel bubbles — young women afford sanitary the debt levels, strong border to right-leaning voters of gang numbers back on her a transtasman one and a Pacific one. products, extending the control, a push towards a trying parties like the New opponent: “because when you Collins said it would have to be “safe”. parliamentary term to four vaccine and opening up to Conservatives on for size. were Minister of Police the She would open up the country to Australia by years, the need for gender other countries only when its A personal revelation Rebels came into New Zealand Christmas on a state-by-state basis — only if it neutral toilets in schools safe. also from Ardern. When and took a foothold here and were safe to do so. and that it was not yet time Ardern made sure to asked about cannabis in the your response was to issue a Ardern said there had been enormous to rename New Zealand highlight her experience, past, Ardern has used the press statement saying they pressure to open the borders — especially from ‘Aotearoa’. Collins’ one-liners cutting across Collins when euphemistic “I was once a should leave”. the National Party. She said Christmas would be were the main highlight of the she was talking about keeping Morman and then I wasn’t” On the economy, the issue possible but that depended on case numbers in night, however. businesses open, unless there to say she had smoked weed of debt was raised and Collins Australia. ■ On meat-free Mondays: was evidence to the contrary. without actually saying it. got away with saying there had Ardern said Covid-19 was much trickier than “I’m not going to tell people “The advice and the evidence However, last night she just been only “one” mistake in her the leader of the opposition was making it out when they can eat their meat I can already tell you because said she had “a long time ago”. party’s economic plan. to be and that testing before flying did not mean — I’m not into communism or I’ve read it and know it well,” Another nugget was her This debate followed hard on that people did not have the virus. fascism”. she interjected. backing of the Green School the heels of a much-derided US ■ On being on the cover of Collins threatened to go funding decision that landed presidential debate. The wage subsidy Vogue: “Absolutely would I like back and look at making some Greens co-leader James Shaw Both leaders in New Zealand to be there! I tell you what big businesses — which may in such hot water. chose their words carefully Up until now, the debate had been run fairly Paddy, any political leader who have stuck to the rules but “We supported, we funded it, when talking about Donald fast and tight, but the wage subsidy saw the two says they wouldn’t is a liar”. not the spirit of the massively when you make a decision as a Trump when asked “yes or no leaders properly clash for the first time. They ■ On Labour Party minister expensive wage subsidy -—pay Government, you have to back — is he a dangerous influence were asked about large businesses that took the Phil Twyford: “He’s my the money back. that decision”. on the world?”. wage subsidy, fired people, then posted profits. asset and he’s Miss Ardern’s She also talked about having Housing fired up again with “I will work in New Ardern said it was morally wrong. liability”. ACT as a government partner, both leaders challenged over Zealand’s interest and that Collins said if people did not need the money ■ And on Winston Peters’ and a willingness to have their party’s record; there was means if democracy delivers they should not take it, and if they have taken it chance at re-election: “As a its leader David Seymour as acknowledgement from both Donald Trump that’s who we (and not needed it), then they should pay it back. Christian, I do actually believe deputy. However, she was not that house prices were rising work with,” replied Ardern. Collins would try to get it back if she was in miracles, but I tell you what, signing on to rolling back the too quickly. Collins aggressively Collins agreed they had to prime minister. he ain’t gonna be one of them”. firearms reforms — including took the opportunity to once “work with who the leaders Ardern said she stood by the wage subsidy There were times, though, the banning of most semi- again point out the failings are . . . but what I can tell you, scheme. The $1.7 billion subsidy ran on a when her approach jarred, automatic weapons, although of KiwiBuild and push for he has actually done some high-trust model, she said, adding that the most notably when she she would make exceptions major reform of the Resource recent stuff with Israel and the Government was pursuing those who might have patronisingly asked Ardern for pest control and sports Management Act, familiar and United Arab Emirates . . . so used the fund illegally. “what for, dear?” during an shooters, but the newly well-trodden ground. actually that’s better than war Collins said the rules were wrong, and Ardern exchange about climate change. established firearms register During a discussion about don’t you think?”. asked her to say what was wrong with them — Serious topics were would be gone. gangs, however, it was Ardern’s but Collins wouldn’t say. Ardern said it was the traversed; both laid out their Collins’ increasingly frequent turn to gain the upper hand. See the US presidential first time she had heard that National did not plan to lead the country references about being a It was a topic you would have debate on page 13 support the wage subsidy.
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I think •$2mtobespentonservicesinother wanted a new mandate from 25.4 percent is the current areas with a further resurgence of Covid, the government before they In the letter to the PSA in back to the government to get gender pay gap. And for with other options also being explored could make an offer. August, Health Minister Chris another mandate which, to me, Maori, tangata whenua of this •$1.5mforanonlinehubavailabletoall About 8400 people work in Hipkins said the DHBs had it all sounds very much like country, working for free will New Zealand educators providing advice and hospital administration. They a mandate which meant they time wasting.” come into effect next month, peer-to-peersupport,expectedtobeready are predominantly women in could “commence bargaining”. McShane said the delay less than two weeks away.” by the end of the school year their 50s, 60s and 70s who “Settling this claim is a was frustrating and upsetting Bartley said she was sick •$1moverthreeyearstosupportMaori are on the front line when priority for this government. for women who had been of excuses, both for the pay educators’ wellbeing someone needs medical help. I have made my expectation chronically underpaid for disparity and the delay to their Hipkins said it was a recognition of The workers say they have to the DHBs clear that they decades. claim and there was no reason theimpactoftheCovid-19pandemicon been underpaid for decades. prioritise bargaining and work “I look at women around me why an offer couldn’t be on the teachers. Nancy McShane said staff with the PSA to resolve this who have worked their entire table before the election. “In particular, I am hearing concerns about like her did crucial work to claim in a timely way,” Hipkins lives in the health service The lead DHB chief theeffectthatrecentAlertLevel3measures keep hospitals functioning and said in the letter. — who are very committed executive for pay equity, have had on our teachers, centre leaders and they had been largely invisible McShane, a PSA delegate, to what they do, very Jim Green, said they were principals in the Auckland region.” until negotiations started in said despite the minister’s hardworking and very capable. committed to achieving pay He said it was the direct result of an 2018. instructions the brakes had “And I see every year women equity for roles predominantly agreement last year between the New “We’re the women who book been put on again. retiring, who have nothing, undertaken by women. Zealand Educational Institute (NZEI), the and schedule your surgeries, “What we need is an actual nothing to survive on in the He said bargaining began PPTA and the Ministry of Education to work or rebook and reprioritise offer, and a fair and reasonable last years of their life.” on August 17 with good together to address teacher workloads and them if those surgeries become way of implementing that. Another worker, and progress made, and the parties wellbeing. urgent, we make bookings “Obviously, we’re talking co-convener of the PSA’s were consulting with their “The package specifics were developed for diagnostic testing, scans, about a large amount of money Women’s Network, Nia Bartley, stakeholders. by the Accord partners, working with basically any treatment you for women who working said members felt let down, Green said negotiations representatives of school trustees, require if you’re unwell. around the country, but we’re with the pay claim dragging should resume shortly. principals, and kindergartens,” Hipkins said. “So if we don’t do this work, just not really getting any on for too long while they were Once settled, the pay equity “This package does not replace supports who’s going to do it? discussion around that at all. left struggling to live week to deal could lead to pay rises already provided by schools and early “A surgeon is to be expected “We’ve been told that the week. of 20 to 30 percent, as seen learning services. The government has to book their own surgeries as mandate we have currently is “A lot of individuals are with home-care and support a further $7 million to support teacher well as performing the actual not sufficient to enable that dying a slow death. They’re not workers and Oranga Tamariki and principal wellbeing on top of this operation?” she asked. and so now we have to go being paid well so that they social workers. — RNZ announcement.” — RNZ Free dental care for all adults to cost $648m a year We’ve WELLINGTON — While Labour •$30millionforlow-income Chris Hipkins told media Labour over four years to increase the and National have both pledged parents and caregivers was unlikely to offer free dental emergency grant for oral care from got you millions to boost childhood dental •$17milliontocoverlow-income care to adults if it formed the next $300to$1000. care, both have been less vocal on pregnant women government. Afurther$37.5moverfouryears covered the idea of extending free dental The report was not acted upon “We’ve got to be frank here,” he would go towards 20 additional care to adults. bythethen-MinisterofHealthDavid told Newshub. mobile dental clinics to make free But the cost of funding free Clark, Newshub reported. “In the current economic climate dental care for under 18s more • Key Person dental care to adults has been In the report, the Ministry also free dental care for everybody would accessible. Business Cover revealed: $648 million a year to suggested that after the first phase come at a very, very, significant Meanwhile, the National Party has • Plant & cover all adults. of funding, the cover could gradually price tag, and I don’t think in the pledged$30mayearforchildhood Machinery Contact us at GFS on 868 8313 Newshub reported that in increase past the age of 27 — at the current economic environment that’s oral health, including paediatric and • Motor Vehicle 333 Childers Road, Gisborne December 2018 the Ministry of cost of around $12m per year of age a debate we’re in a position to have.” school dental services. • KiwiSaver and info@gisfi n.co.nz Health estimated the cost of it was extended. The Labour Party yesterday Its policy would see all children Retirement www.gisfi n.co.nz extending free dental care to adults. All up, with the average New promised to increase emergency provided with an annual dental planning The report tallied up the costs as: Zealander now living to around the grants for dental care for people on health pack containing information •$96milliontocovereveryoneup age of 80, it would cost an extra low incomes if elected. material, a toothbrush and • Life Insurance to their 27th birthday $648m a year to cover the dental Among the pledges made in the toothpaste for daily tooth brushing, and Mortgages • Health •$5.5millionforaone-offdental fees of all adults, Newshub reported. party’s health policy, the emergency education, and free fluoride varnish. 30326-01 check-upforeveryoneturning65 Earlier this month, Health Minister grant boost would cost $176m — NZ Herald • Home & Contents C o m e c h e c k o u t o u r n e w r a n g e o f o u t d o o r f u r n i t u r e and BBQ ’s
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AUCKLAND — The Transport Agency night. We understand this will cause says fabricators are making good some inconvenience, but we need to progress on manufacturing the new close lanes to allow our engineers to permanent strut for Auckland’s Harbour safely carry out their work,” Waka Bridge. Kotahi general manager transport Waka Kotahi says the 22.7 metre services, Brett Gliddon, said. strut, which is being fabricated in “If all goes well with the installation Whangarei is being coated and painted on Saturday night, further closures will today. be needed on other nights next week to It says the focus will turn to bolting carry out the all-important tensioning components together before being work.” readied for transport to Auckland on “This involves jacking the new strut to Saturday morning. the required level so that it is carrying “All going well and dependent on good load again, redistributing the load weather conditions the throughout the entire new strut will then be bridge structure. Only installed on Saturday Congestion is then can all the lanes night. be safely reopened.” “All southbound expected‘ so people “We are confident the lanes on the bridge will need to plan ahead and work will be completed Poll backs new be closed overnight use the Western Ring as planned on Saturday from 9pm Saturday night, however, due evening and reopen Route as an alternative to the complex nature midmorning on to SH1 and the bridge. of the work and the Sunday. The Esmonde fact that we are harbour crossing —Waka Kotahi’ Road and Onewa working next to live Road southbound motorway traffic, there by Bernard Orsman, NZ Herald remains vulnerable to strong winds above SH1 on-ramps will be is a possibility that we 80kmh. closed. Two northbound lanes over the may have to complete the work on the AUCKLAND — A strong majority All going to plan, a new 22.7m strut bridge will remain open.” following weekend.” of Aucklanders support a combined that will become a permanent load- Waka Kotahi said one southbound and “We need to carry this work out road and rail tunnel for a new harbour bearing fix for the 61-year-old bridge will one northbound lane over the bridge will during a weekend because the work will crossing, according to an NZ Herald- be installed overnight on Saturday. If the close from 5pm on Saturday to prepare take longer than 12 hours, which would Kantar Vote 2020 poll. weather is dodgy, the work will happen the site for work. impact on commuter travel over the A freak gust of wind that tipped two on the next available fine night. “Congestion is expected so people need bridge if lanes need to remain closed.” trucks on their sides, severely damaging a The damage and commuter chaos to to plan ahead and use the Western Ring “We understand the disruption load-bearing steel strut on the Auckland one of Auckland’s transport lifelines has Route as an alternative to SH1 and the closing the bridge causes, and these Harbour Bridge and causing ongoing brought a promise from National Party bridge.” decisions are not taken lightly. Safety traffic chaos, has reignited debate about leader Judith Collins to speed up work on If weather disrupts the work, it will is Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency’s the need for a new crossing. a new harbour crossing for construction take place the following weekend. top priority, and we will not take any In the poll, there is overwhelming to start in 2028. “We’re giving people plenty of warning chances with the bridge due to the support nationwide for a new tunnel: 58 National’s plan is for an uncosted that they won’t be able to travel to the current damage to the superstructure,” percent of voters calling for a combined double-decker tunnel with road and rail city centre over the bridge on Saturday Gliddon said. —RNZ road and rail tunnel and 12 percent on separate levels, likely running from wanting a light rail only tunnel. Esmonde Rd on the North Shore to under Among Aucklanders, a total of 80 the CBD to connect to rail at Britomart. percent of voters want a tunnel, 66 The road link would join with SH1 at percent opt for a road and rail tunnel and both ends of the tunnel. LYPO-SPHERIC VITAMIN C 14 percent a light rail only tunnel. The Greens are promising a new Only 6 percent of voters nationwide harbour crossing in the form of light The Vitamin C that the wanted extra capacity on the existing rail via a bridge costing $4.7 billion or a world is talking about bridge, 6 percent did not want a new tunnel costing $7.2bn with construction harbour crossing or extra capacity, and 17 expected to start before 2030. .95 percent were not sure or did not have an The Greens say the Northern Busway 1 FOR $54 opinion. would be converted to light rail and The option of a new road bridge was continue onto light rail lines to the .00 not provided. airport and West Auckland. 2 FOR $99 Hundreds of thousands of commuters Labour does not have a fixed position “Every human needs optimal who rely on the harbour bridge to travel on what form a new crossing should Vitamin C every day. This is to work or get around the city have had take, but appears to be adopting NZTA’s a spectacular product”. to endure two weeks of lane closures and current plans for a tunnel with rail. long journeys. On Tuesday, high winds Transport Minister Phil Twyford said Thomas Levy MD JD – Author of 3 forced the bridge to close for an hour in his party will continue to work on a new bestselling books on Vitamin C. the morning peak causing congestion harbour crossing and continue developing GET YOURS TODAY! 33471-02 mayhem. the Northern Busway. Waka Kotahi New Zealand Transport The online survey of 1000 eligible Ballance Street Village Agency has completed a temporary fix of voters in Consumerlink panel was taken the damaged strut to allow three lanes to from September 23 to 26, and has a 867 3038 Open late 7 days reopen in both directions, but the bridge margin of error of +/- 3.1 percent. Gisborne growers, don’t gamble with frosts
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35278-01 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 9 ‘Witch hunt’ after student’s death Calls for online threats and abuse of teen boy to stop by Amy Wiggins and Vaimoana witch hunt. I want these kids to Tapaleao, New Zealand Herald realised the damage they have WHERE TO done,” she said. “I wonder how HAMILTON — Students at a they would feel if it was them GETHELP Waikato school are being begged or their sister or brother? Or to stop spreading abuse and in years to come when it’s their If youorsomeone elseisin rumours after a pupil died in a kids.” danger,call 111.Ifyou need suspected suicide. She was also disappointed to talk, thesefreehelplines Maria Witehira, a 16-year-old with the lack of support for her operate24/7: Morrinsville College student, son from the school. She believed 0800111 757 died suddenly on Sunday, August the school could have done more Depression Helpline: 23. The NZ Herald understands to make students aware that Lifeline: 0800543354 her death took place on the her son had no part in Maria’s 1737 school’s grounds. death. Need to Talk?Call or text Since her death, rumours Maria’s aunt, Shalima Gibson, Samaritans: 0800726 666 and speculation have been rife told the Herald she had called on social media, leading to a Youthline: 0800376 633 the school and offered to write 234 teenage boy being wrongly a letter that could be read or text blamed for the tragedy and in out to the students to explain turn, facing abuse and threats. that Maria was already going the student’s death, as “online School principal John Inger, through issues and that the trolls”. police, Maria’s family and the boy had no part in her death. “The upset that has caused family of the boy affected have However, the offer was refused. the school is immense,” he said. all voiced concern over what the “The last five weeks were The school reposted an email school described as “inaccurate, SUDDEN DEATH: Maria Witehira, a 16-year-old Morrinsville College probably some of the happiest from police to its Facebook offensive and sometimes student, is understood to have died on the school’s grounds in she had in years. She loved it page confirming officers were threatening comments on social August. Facebook picture down there (Morrinsville). I’ll investigating the circumstances media sites”. be forever grateful for that,” Ms of Maria’s death. The boy’s mother said rumours and it became gospel,” she said. no longer felt able to return to Gibson said. “While police are investigating had been spread online that her “None of them have asked him Morrinsville College and was Inger said the school had this case, it’s really important son, who was already struggling Maria’s story.” struggling with the impact of all taken all the necessary that we are able to get accurate to come to terms with the None of the people who spread the untrue rumours. actions — including providing information. We’re urging you to sudden loss, had abused Maria the rumours knew what Maria “He’s got this whole feeling of counselling support for please think before you spread and caused her death. He had had been through or how hard worthlessness and blame.” teenagers — in light of the rumours and speculation,” the received abusive messages and the family had worked to try to The mother was of the opinion tragedy. email said. had students threaten to beat help her, she said. children should not be allowed He labelled those who were A coronial services him up. The rumours and abuse had on social media. spreading rumours about the spokesperson said the case was “One person started a rumour taken a huge toll on the boy, who “It was never about going on a school, particularly around currently active with the coroner. Afghan brothers’ whakairo talent wins them top spots at exhibition by Qiuyi Tan, NZ Herald WORLD RECORD: The iconic military- AUCKLAND — Brothers Mahdi and Ali themed Banksy screen-print went for a Abed Hussaini had never seen carving in record $126,000 at auction in Auckland war-torn Afghanistan. last night. Picture supplied Their first encounter with whakairo (Maori carving) was at a museum, and they were fascinated. World record set “Whakairo was something totally new to us. We were surprised to see the shape and form of it and we wanted to know, for Banksy print how do they do it?” said Ali, speaking for the brothers from their school’s whakairo AUCKLAND — A Banksy artwork set a world studio. record last night at an Auckland auction, fetching The 18 and 17-year-old Otahuhu a whopping $126,000 — twice what is was College arts students took first and predicted to reach. second place for whakairo at this year’s The work, Have A Nice Day, was expected to Ringa Toi Student Exhibition, an annual fetch $60,000 at a sale of collectable art at the showcase of Maori artwork by secondary International Art Centre, in Parnell. school students. To the auction house’s delight, a bout of “Honestly, it’s like finding Jedis, you spirited bidding saw the buyer, an unidentified know, those who have the force!” said New Zealander, shell out $126,000 for the military- whakairo teacher Jay Mason of the themed work which was created nearly 20 years brothers’ talent and commitment to ago. carving. The sale price was the most ever paid for a Born in Kabul, Mahdi and Ali lost their print of Have A Nice Day, of which there was a father at a young age and arrived in New ‘IT’S LIKE FINDING JEDIS’: Ali Abed Hussaini, 17, whakairo (carving) tutor Jay limited issue of authentic copies. Zealand as refugees in 2014, and now live Mason and Mahdi Hussaini, 18, pictured after the Afghan brothers won first and While better known for his street art around with their aunt and uncle. second place for whakairo at this year’s Ringa Toi Student Exhibition, an annual London, the screen-print is one of a limited “That first year was a struggle. We showcase of Maori artwork by secondary school students. NZ Herald picture edition of 500, and one of the first Banksy pieces didn’t know any English, that was the released to the public in 2003. hardest, but our aunt and uncle helped It was accompanied by a certificate of us with schoolwork and everything,” Ali and painting — and carving is something progress with the future, and that’s authenticity from Pest Control, the company set said. I feel proud to be able to do.” teaching everybody who comes to the up by Banksy to sell and authenticate his work. About 1000 refugees arrive in New Otahuhu College is one of a small school, sharing the knowledge,” Mason The mysterious artist has never been publicly Zealand every year under the country’s number of schools in New Zealand that said. identified but has established a global reputation refugee quota programme and for the teach whakairo. Mahdi and Ali are hungry for that and following and is one of the world’s most Hussaini brothers, whakairo has allowed Mason said the number of the school’s knowledge. sought-after contemporary artists. them to come home to another culture. carving students had more than doubled “I don’t think you have to be Maori to International Art Centre director Richard “It’s like family once we get in here, in recent years. learn whakairo or Maori language. The Thomson said inquiries about Have A Nice Day that’s what I love about this class,” Ali Asked about the potential sensitivities same way you don’t have to be Afghan had come from around the world. said. “I’ve learned a lot about Maori of teaching Maori art to non-Maori like me to learn my culture, my language. He confirmed it went to an unidentified New culture from carving, not just the art form students, Mason defers to tohunga So you can always learn new things, and Zealand buyer. The record price cemented but the language, tikanga Maori (values (master carver) Dr Pakariki Harrison, the more you learn, the better you become the anonymous artist’s status as a global art and customs). And I see similarities with who had taught whakairo to women and as a person,” Ali said. superstar. It is the third time the International Afghan culture — the way of living, the people of different ethnicities since the The Ringa Toi Student Exhibition at Art Centre has achieved a world record price for way of treating people.” 1970s. the Asteron Centre in Wellington opened Banksy works this year following sales in August Mahdi said: “I’ve always loved drawing “Everybody knows that we need to on September 23 and runs until tomorrow. and June. — NZ Herald 10 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 Peter Thiel’s wealth surges as Palantir goes public . . .
NEW YORK — Peter Thiel’s spook 25 percent to $742m. are there too”. software outfit Palantir has surged Palantir (which has raised more than Thiel hit local headlines in 2017 when 37 percent on its first day of trading US$3bn in various private equity rounds) it was revealed he had been made a New on the NYSE, taking its market cap to ultimately plumped for a direct listing Zealand citizen since 2011 — despite US$22 billion. rather than raising any money as it went spending just 11 days in the country. An SEC filing also revealed that funds public. The German-born, Californian-resident controlled by Thiel owned 17.7 percent of The company listed with a “reference entrepreneur’s Kiwi passport was fast- Palantir — substantially above previous price” of US$7.25, but opened at tracked as he invested millions in local guesstimates of 10 percent — valuing the US$10.00 and was recently trading at startups including Xero and Vend. Kiwi citizen’s stake at just under US$4bn. US$9.98. Thiel subsequently lost enthusiasm for Thiel is reported to have made around Perhaps unsurprisingly, given the local tech investments, but did become US$2.3bn from his early investments in outsize voting rights for insiders setup a prolific buyer of property around Facebook and PayPal. at Facebook (where Thiel remains a Queenstown and Wanaka, as featured That means that, in rough terms, his director), Palantir and Karp will still in the Vice documentary, Hunt for the wealth could now be around US$6.3bn be able to maintain majority control Bunker People. ($8.95bn). even if their stake falls as low as 6 His interest in NZ did perk up That makes Thiel easily the second- percent. (Facebook chief executive Mark Total eclipse of the Hart? Peter Thiel is recently with an investment in a photo richest Kiwi, with more than twice the Zuckerberg has used his super voting closing in on the richeset New Zealander. management startup. Perhaps, flush, wealth of the Todd ($4bn), Chandler rights to repeatedly brush aside reform from the successful Palantir listing, other ($3bn) or Mowbray ($3bn) families, bids by the NZ Super Fund and other local investments could follow. though still behind Graeme Hart, who investors in the social network.) Our GCSB and SIS won’t confirm or has an estimated wealth of US$10bn. deny if they are Palantir customers, but The art of the Thiel When Palantir IPO talk last surfaced, Afghanistan to NZ the company has an office in Wellington Thiel donated millions to the Trump for a mooted listing in the second half of Co-founded by Thiel and Alex Karp in and the GCSB has advertised for staff campaign in 2016, and spoke at the 2019, the Wall Street Journal reported: 2004, Palantir makes software that helps proficient in Palantir’s software. Born- Republican National Convention in the “After Palantir shared some of its security and law enforcement clients like and-bred Kiwi Jonty Kelt is one of run-up to the election. internal metrics with Morgan Stanley the NSA, CIA and FBI mine mountains Palantir’s most senior executives. And a However, a recent Wall Street bankers, the bank returned with a range of “big data” from electronic surveillance. NZ Herald investigation uncovered that Journal report said Thiel had become of US$36bn to US$41bn for a 2020 public It was named after a mystical, all- the NZ Defence Force has spent more disillusioned with Trump over his offering.” powerful seeing stone used by the evil than $7.2m with Palantir since 2012. coronavirus response. But pre-listing filings revealed the wizard Saruman in JRR Tolkien’s Lord of And on its website currently, as part The paper noted the billionaire was not company was smaller and further from the Rings (of which Thiel is said to be a of a recruitment campaign for software down to speak at this year’s Republican profitability than some thought. major fan). engineers, Palantir says “we meet convention, and he had not donated any For 2019, it posted a loss of Its software is credited with helping problems where they live. Wherever our money to the Trump 2020 campaign, US$579.6 million, roughly even with US authorities hunt down and kill users are — whether it’s Afghanistan or according to Federal Election Commission 2018, on revenue that increased Osama bin Laden. Atlanta, New York or New Zealand — we records. — NZ Herald Airways NZ plunges to $31.3m loss
Airways has reduced capital expenditure Due to the ongoing uncertainty determine what air-traffic management by Grant Bradley, NZ Herald to $38.6m, from a budgeted spend of surrounding the recovery of the industry, services, if any, are required. $75.6m. in August the Government provided Air traffic volumes declined by AUCKLAND — Airways NZ has Sumner said industry recovery was Airways with an additional $95m 95 percent following the implementation tumbled to a $31.3 million loss for the highly uncertain. uncalled capital facility, available through of travel restrictions in March, although year ending June 30, down 233 percent Current forecasts indicate air to the end of the 2022 financial year. domestic movements have recovered on the previous 12 months. traffic levels may only reach 50 percent Airways’ board chairwoman Denise slowly. The state-owned enterprise said the of pre-pandemic levels by mid-2021 Church says the SOE appreciated this Airways subsidiary Airways impact of Covid-19 travel restrictions and Airways does not expect to be government support, “which ensures International Limited (AIL) has been from March saw a dramatic decline in air back to profitability until at least we can keep essential aviation services less affected by the crisis, continuing to traffic levels and Airways’ core revenue 2023. running safely”. win new business even after the national streams. “With revenue limited and air traffic “But unfortunately it cannot Level 4 lockdown. AIL is the commercial The group result includes a $48.7m levels not expected to pick up for realistically offset the revenue shortfall arm of Airways that delivers air-traffic impairment of the asset base. Airways some time, we can only progress with we will continue to experience for the management consultancy services, chief executive Graeme Sumner said investments in systems and technology foreseeable future,” she said. training, and technology products Covid-19 has been an unprecedented that are critical to maintaining aviation In May, Airways announced plans to worldwide. shock to aviation. safety,” he said. review its services provided from seven It has delivered a net profit after tax of Airways’ response to the pandemic has The company had put longer- regional airports, where air-traffic levels $9.1m. been to maintain safe operations, while term projects on hold, including were low even prior to the pandemic. The most significant of the deals taking “prudent” measures to manage the development of drone detection A “robust” process was now under signed since the lockdown is a five-year costs. technology and digital air-traffic control way whereby independent aeronautical contract with Norwegian air-navigation “This has included a pay freeze and towers. studies will examine and make services provider Avinor Air Navigation cancelling performance incentives for In March Airways got a $70m equity recommendations on the airspace and Services to install 16 Total Control tower, senior staff, and reducing headcount.” injection as part of the Government’s operations at each airport. surveillance and mobile simulators over In addition to cutting operating costs, Aviation Relief Package. The Civil Aviation Authority will then five years.
SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY He said: “We are coming to the end of a Napier Port, gaining 5c to $3.55; and SkyCity soggy month globally and markets have been climbing 9c or 3.11 percent to $2.98. repositioning themselves. That’s what they do — The energy stocks had another good day, WELLINGTON — The New Zealand more interesting by announcing an earnings and the New Zealand market has drifted off and Meridian gaining 8.5c to $4.95, Mercury moving sharemarket finished an eventful month on a downgrade for the first six months of its 2021 consolidated with investors looking for dividend 7c to $5.10, Genesis increasing 3.5c to $2.935 steady note, though one of its leading stocks, a2 financial year and it took a three-day slide from yield. and Contact up 2c to $6.65. Contact is starting Milk, continued its slide. $18.44. “There haven’t been many winners this work on the Tauhara geothermal power station The S&P/NZX50 Index edged ahead The milk marketer fell another 50c or month, but one winner is Auckland International near Taupo. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare fell 23c 0.04 percent to 11,747.28 after starting the 3.16 percent to $15.34 on trade worth $32.4m, Airport. It was viewed as a quality, but expensive to $33.27, and Gentrack declined 6c or 4.62 month at 11,937.56 — a fall of 190 points. There but its supplier Synlait Milk recovered 7c to stock pre-Covid and now the premium has percent to $1.24. were 60 gainers and 81 decliners over the whole $5.48. come out of it. It’s had a nice rise and people Asset Plus shareholders have voted in favour market. Nigel Scott, investment adviser with Craigs are looking out a couple of years — and don’t of a $127.5m development for the Auckland After being down for most of the day, the Investment Partners, said most of the selling in forget Auckland Airport can also be regarded as Council on the North Shore and a $60.2m equity index went into positive territory on a late surge a2 Milk had occurred in Australia, where it was a property stock,” Scott said. raise. The development ups the scale of Asset of trading, with 59.39 million shares worth part of the S&P/ASX 50 Index. Auckland International Airport was up 5.5c to Plus’ portfolio by $134.5m based on an as-if- $226.60 million changing hands. “The market has voted with its feet. There $7.285 after climbing from $4.63 on the market’s complete valuation of $142m. Its share price Throughout September the local market set is a credibility issue with executives selling low day of March 23. Other gainers were fell 1c to 31c. Sky Network Television fell 0.4c a rhythm of one day down and the next day up, shares followed by the downgrade — that’s the ERoad, climbing 21c or 5.12 percent to $4.31; or 2.74 percent to 14.2c following a report that affected by the topsy-turvy moves in the leading comments coming out of Australia where a2 is The Warehouse, up 5c or 2.36 percent to $2.17; the South African Rugby Union was considering United States indices. Then a2 Milk made things more liquid and more dominantly traded.” utilities investor Infratil, increasing 4c to $4.99; pulling out of Sanzaar. — NZ Herald The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 OPINION 11 EDITORIAL On those debates, Sir Ivor didn’t see it coming . . . by Max Wallace that belief in New Zealand would change so major religions were invited into Parliament for dramatically in the future. several prayers after the Christchurch massacre, addiction services IN the New Zealand Law This major shift raises the question of why violating the principle of secular government. Journal of April 7, 1959, It was a fiery, no-holds-barred the New Zealand government continues to Surely such an event should have been held in a Ivor Richardson, later Dean operate as if nothing fundamental concerning the mosque. leaders’ debate last night that . . . of the Law Faculty, Victoria relationship between government and religion A paradox here is that while some politicians no, hang on a minute, for those University, Judge of the High needs changing in the wake of this change. including the prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, who watched the chaotic, angry and Court and Privy Council True, progressive legislation has been passed would advocate for a republic, none are arguing insult-laden US presidential debate member, Chancellor of Victoria concerning gay marriage, the decriminalisation that such a future republic should separate first, it was a placid, polite and at University, knighted in 1986, said: of abortion and the abolition of blasphemy. These government and religion — even though at the times good-humoured affair that we “The celebration of religious festivals such are all very recent, welcome changes. next census, more than half the population will can be grateful for. as Christmas and Easter as public holidays, the But Parliament continues to favour Christianity not identify with formal religion. Democratic challenger Joe Biden commissioning of chaplains in the armed forces in the ways Sir Ivor detailed. If the fear of losing votes is diminished didn’t do himself any favours by at the general taxpayers’ expense, the saying Religious chaplains are still paid by taxpayers by the dramatic rise of the non-religious of public prayers and bible readings in public trading some of the many insults for their work in the armed forces, instead of majority, it seems likely that only the personal schools, the release of pupils from schools churches voluntarily supplying this service where religious convictions of a significant minority and interruptions coming at for religious instruction, the saying of prayers needed. of politicians, 51 of whom voted against the him from Donald Trump. Neither publicly in Parliament . . . all favour religion as No thought has ever been given as to why decriminalisation of abortion, together with an candidate in this most-consequential such . . . the justification for the continuation of Christian public holidays are celebrated. In the entrenched conservative legal establishment, of US elections will have swayed such practices is that the vast majority of the Republic of the United States, only Christmas is a prevents New Zealand from becoming a more many undecided voters, except people of New Zealand is nominally Christian . . .” federal-approved religious public holiday. mature, secular government. perhaps Trump negatively through At the 2018 census, some 60 years later, 48.5 The recent modest changes to the Education Who among them will stand up and say, his refusal to denounce white percent of New Zealanders (increasing at each Act do not alter the fact that religious instruction, enough? supremacists; instead telling them census) said they had no religion. Christianity including voluntary chaplaincy, is still a reality in to “Stand down and standby”, slipped to an all-time low of 37 percent (it has public schools. ■ Max Wallace lives in Auckland and is a been decreasing at each census). clearly associated with his claims Christian prayers in Parliament are also still a member of the New Zealand Association of Clearly, back in 1959 it seemed inconceivable reality and on March 24, 2019 faith leaders of all Rationalists and Humanists. of imminent widespread voter fraud, and that Black Lives Matter and LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS anti-facist protestors are more violent and more of a problem than right-wing groups. Know, know, no, no Over here in New Zealand, our two Where to for pool project? I have been a General I feel a great burden to major-party leaders were asked in Is anybody else wondering the opportunity to collaborate Practitioner for over 20 explain that in my experience the Mediaworks debate last night if the meeting that was held on the project to give the very years serving the Gisborne of these things, and with if they would denounce Trump and with the council and the best outcome for the whole community. During this time, my understanding of the his influence on global affairs. Both “game-changer opportunity” community?! I have dealt with the harmful referenda ahead, I will be declined to do so, saying it was up pool users’ group regarding I understand the meeting effects of marijuana use in voting against both. to countries to choose their leaders the new pool was just a lip- was a very positive one for patients on a daily to weekly I strongly encourage the and they would deal with whoever service effort?! both groups. I’m really looking basis. I have also journeyed people of our community to they chose. Judith Collins pointed As far I’m aware, there forward to hearing how they with patients through the vote No, No. has been little or no intend to progress. wrestle of disease and dying to Trump’s recent success in Middle on a daily and weekly basis. Dr STU HOCKEY East politics, where the White House communication since. Surely has brokered a peace agreement our council wouldn’t pass up CLARA WILSON between the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Israel. Party vote chooses Govt The National Party leader had DHB fearmongering . . . This will be the eighth election high on the list. At number nine, another strong performance and since our MMP voting system she will be elected if the party, was clearly enjoying herself. Labour Interesting to see ACT’s fearmongering that Labour started, yet some people still don’t nationwide, gains a 7 percent party leader Jacinda Ardern was equal to health policy yesterday. They would take our DHB away! quite understand it. Some have vote. have committed to decimating even been asking if the Green Party I hope this explains why Green the task, playing to her strengths the public health sector and MARGARET TAKOKO and ready to challenge Collins when candidate for East Coast, Meredith Party advertising is so strong on reducing the number of DHBs Akuhata-Brown, is a real candidate. “Party Vote Green”. You can split she felt necessary. from 20 to six. Considering Footnote from Ed: With regard to There was one moment, though, The answer is an emphatic Yes. She your vote, choosing any of the that they are National’s health system reform, the Labour is a registered candidate on the candidates, but that party vote where New Zealanders could have only choice for a coalition Party is essentially campaigning party list, and would become an MP is the only one that chooses the been misled as to the situation for partner, it seems likely that on the Heather Simpson review it if either she won a heap of personal government, regardless. (Read that drug addiction treatment services under a National government commissioned, which includes a votes, or the Green Party got an sentence three times!) Because in this region. Ardern pointed we would actually be in recommendation to cut the number extraordinary high number of party of the relationship with Labour, a to Tairawhiti as having had no danger of losing our DHB of DHBs from 20 to 8-12. National votes. vote for the Green Party counts as beds available for people battling here. This is particularly has said it is happy with the number Both those results are possible, strongly as a vote for Labour does, addiction — as though we did now, galling considering the of DHBs, and the fact they are but unlikely: so many people vote to make Jacinda Ardern the prime National candidate’s false partially-elected. thanks to her Government. for a larger party out of inertia, or minister. (In fact, it ensures that Yes, it committed up to $20m for the desire to back a winning horse, Labour gets the Green support it a new in-patient mental health and even if one that’s galloping in the will need in order to govern.) wrong direction. Being a full candidate entitles addiction unit at Gisborne Hospital Still no word Best wishes Knowing this, the Green Party Meredith Akuhata-Brown to speak in May 2019, but no go-ahead has Blossom time has well begun Re: Core principles has ranked only the top 27 of its for the Green Party, its policies been given yet for this project. For many life is level one drive Hughes’ bid for seat, whole list, which covers nearly all and kaupapa, and, perhaps more Hauora Tairawhiti has also made School holidays and then the Show September 30 article. electorates. At the same time, it importantly, to demonstrate the clear that it will not include a Christmas nears, where shall we Good luck Isaac. I know promotes candidates for the Maori passion for people and environment residential rehabilitiation facility; go? your grandad who surely must electorates on a more personal and the clearly-budgeted thinking rather it would provide a range Politicians woo us for our votes be Hughie Hughes. A great basis, so that billboards for Ikaroa- ahead of those candidates who will of acute to semi-acute services, But still no word on the Endeavour servant to the Coast himself. Rawhiti have Elizabeth Kerekere’s be elected by the Party Vote. including assessment of people with boats????? picture. Even so, she is most likely addictions who could then be placed RON TAYLOR TONY GRAY, Tauranga to become an MP through being GAVIN MACLEAN with specialist facilities elsewhere. [email protected] Last night’s debate could be called a draw, with mediator Paddy ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. Gower deserving accolades for a ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. faster-paced and more meaningful ■ Always include full name and contact details. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. discussion than in the first debate. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. 12 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 WORLD BRIEFS Britons told to obey Release of Breonna Taylor grand jury recordings delayed LOUISVILLE — A Kentucky judge has delayed until Friday (local time) the release of secret grand jury proceedings in Breonna Taylor’s killing rules as virus surges by police, so that prosecutors can edit out names of the witnesses and other personal information. Audio recordings of the proceedings were LONDON — British Prime originally supposed to be made public on Minister Boris Johnson has Wednesday, but Attorney-General Daniel urged residents to obey rules Cameron’s office asked a Louisville court for a imposed to tackle a rapidly week’s delay to remove details such as addresses accelerating second wave of and phone numbers. the coronavirus outbreak, On Wednesday, Judge Ann Bailey Smith granted or risk facing a tougher a shorter delay, until noon on Friday. lockdown. Cameron’s office sought the delay “in New cases of Covid-19 the interest of protection of witnesses, and are rising by more than in particular private citizens named in the 7000 per day in the United recordings”, according to its legal motion on Kingdom, although Johnson Wednesday. The recordings are 20 hours long. is facing growing opposition Taylor was shot and killed in her Louisville to lockdown measures. home by police who were executing a narcotics After a reprimand from warrant in March. The grand jury decided this the speaker of parliament’s month not to charge any of the police officers House of Commons, involved with her death; instead, one officer was Johnson defused a rebellion charged with shooting into a neighbouring home. among MPs over the way — AP such onerous rules were imposed, by promising angry Cardinal Pell returns to Vatican lawmakers more say over any ROME — Cardinal George Pell, 79, who left new national measures. the Vatican in 2017 to face child sexual abuse At a briefing in charges in Australia, returned to Rome on Downing Street flanked Wednesday (local time) to find a Holy See mired by his chief medical and in the type of corruption scandal he had worked scientific advisers, Johnson to expose and clean up. acknowledged the opposition Pell arrived at Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci airport to his curbs on freedom. FACING CRITICISM: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson at a media conference as the country on a flight from Sydney wearing a face mask. He However he said the faces a rapid acceleration of Covid-19 outbreaks across the country. AFP picture waved briefly to reporters before getting into a British people should still waiting car and without making any comments. follow lockdown rules. England’s Chief Medical I’m afraid, be more costly crisis has been totally The trip is his first back to Rome after he took “I know that some people Officer Chris Whitty said. than the ones we have put unsatisfactory,” Hoyle told a leave of absence as Pope Francis’ finance czar will think we should give Chief Scientific Adviser into effect now,” Johnson said. parliament. in 2017 to face historic sexual abuse charges up and let the virus take its Patrick Vallance said the Johnson is facing growing After Johnson’s government stemming from his time as the archbishop of course despite the huge loss outbreak was not yet under anger within his own offered concessions, MPs Melbourne. After he was absolved by Australia’s of life that would potentially control. Conservative Party over passed the extension of the High Court in April, Pell said he wanted to return entail,” Johnson said on Large areas of the UK and the severest restrictions in Coronavirus Act, which hands to Rome to clean out his Vatican apartment, but Wednesday (local time). millions of its citizens are peace-time history, which are the government emergency intended to make Sydney his home. “I have to say I profoundly currently subject to local destroying parts of the UK powers to introduce It was not immediately clear how long Pell disagree and I don’t think restrictions, which were economy. restrictions, voting 330 to 24 would remain in the Vatican or whether he would it’s what the British people brought in to try to slow In a rare intervention in favour. meet with the pope. The pope never turned on want. I don’t think they want the second wave of Covid-19 by the chief officer of the The UK’s economy has Pell throughout the Australian court proceedings, to throw in the towel — they infections. House of Commons, Speaker shrunk by a record 19.8 keeping his job vacant for two years so as to not want to fight and defeat the Britain has reported more Lindsay Hoyle scolded percent in the second quarter prejudge the outcome. Pell arrived the same day virus,” he said. than 42,143 deaths from the Johnson for making rules in a of 2020 — meaning that that European anti-money laundering evaluators Britain, which has the virus — the world’s fifth- “totally unsatisfactory” way. it contracted more than began a periodic visit to the Vatican. They, too, worst official Covid-19 death highest total. “The way in which the any other Group of Seven found a mounting financial scandal in the tiny toll in Europe, is facing “If the evidence requires it, government has exercised its economy in the first half of city-state that already has cost a half-dozen a rapid acceleration of we will not hesitate to take powers to make secondary 2020. people their jobs, including one of the Holy See’s outbreaks across the country, further measures that would, legislation during this — Reuters story via RNZ most powerful cardinals, Angelo Becciu. — AP Azerbaijan’s president vows to fight on in renewed conflict
MARTAKERT — Azerbaijan’s governed by ethnic Armenians. messages” coming from Turkey — a week and sent via Turkey to fight in and said an Armenian battalion had president has vowed to fight on The two former Soviet republics staunch ally of Azerbaijan. the conflict. Ilnur Cevik, an adviser fled the area around Tonashen. until Armenian forces leave disputed fought a war in 1988-1994 over the Turkey said it was “fully ready” to to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Armenian reports said three territory, on the fourth day of fierce territory. Although Armenia backs the help Azerbaijan recover the enclave. Erdogan, dismissed the report as civilians had been killed in an fighting in the region. self-declared republic, it has never Meanwhile, Armenia’s defence “completely unfounded”. Azerbaijani air attack on the town of “We only have one condition: officially recognised it. ministry released a picture of an Dozens of soldiers and some Martakert in Nagorno-Karabakh. Armenian armed forces must It was unclear what had caused Armenian SU-25 jet it said had been civilians have died since fighting Armenian state news agency unconditionally, fully, and immediately the renewed fighting, which is the shot down by a Turkish F-16 on broke out on Sunday. Both sides Armenpress said seven civilians and leave our lands,” President Ilham heaviest since the 1994 ceasefire, Tuesday. have accused the other of shelling 80 service personnel had been killed Aliyev said. and there were growing fears that Turkey rejected the allegation as across the so-called Line of Control, since the fighting began. More than 100 deaths have been international powers could be dragged “cheap propaganda” and Azerbaijan separating forces in Nagorno- Azerbaijan’s prosecutor general reported in the heaviest fighting in into the conflict. said Armenia was lying about the Karabakh. announced on Wednesday that 14 years over the Nagorno-Karabakh On Wednesday, French President cause. On Wednesday, Azerbaijan civilians had been killed and 46 region. Emmanuel Macron said he was One fighter told BBC Arabic he published footage of what it said was injured. Officially part of Azerbaijan, it is “extremely concerned by the war-like was recruited in northern Syria last the destruction of two “enemy” tanks — BBC story via Reuters Rape, killing of Dalit woman shocks India
NEW DELHI — The gang the Dalit community, was raped Police said the four men, all Minister Narendra Modi. The Earlier on Tuesday, hundreds rape and death of a woman from by four men on September 14 from an upper caste, have been demonstrators carried placards of protesters from the Bhim the lowest rung of India’s caste in the heartland state of Uttar arrested. that read, “Stop rape culture”. Army, a party championing the system sparked outrage across Pradesh’s Hathras district. Uttar Pradesh’s chief minister, Maimoona Mullah of the rights of Dalits, thronged the the country on Wednesday, The woman’s family told Yogi Adityanath, on Wednesday All India Democratic Women’s hospital premises in New Delhi with several politicians and local media that they found her ordered a special investigation Association said Uttar Pradesh, and jostled with police. activists demanding justice and naked, bleeding and paralysed team to handle the case and said which is ruled by Modi’s Party leader Chandra Shekhar protesters rallying in the streets. with a split tongue and a broken it would be tried in a fast-track Bharatiya Janata Party and Aazad urged Dalits across the The attack of the 19-year-old spine in a field outside their court. ranks as the most unsafe state country to flood the streets to is the latest gruesome case of home. In New Delhi, police detained for women in the country, had demand that the perpetrators be sexual violence against women She died two weeks later, on several female activists become the “rape state of India”. hanged. to rile India, where reports of Tuesday, after battling serious after they tried to march in “We do not accept rape culture Last month, a 13-year-old rape are hauntingly familiar. injuries in a hospital in New the street shouting slogans in the name of new India,” Dalit girl was raped and killed The victim, who belonged to Delhi. against Adityanath and Prime Mullah said. in Uttar Pradesh. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 WORLD 13 Ugly first presidential debate Taunts overpower policies as debate descends into near chaos WASHINGTON, DC — over his taxes. After more than a year “Is it true that you paid of circling each other, US$750 in federal income Republican President taxes each of those two Donald Trump and years?,” Wallace asked Democratic challenger Joe Trump. Biden met on the debate “I’ve paid millions of stage on Tuesday night dollars in taxes — millions (local time) in Ohio. of dollars — and let me The 74-year-old just tell you there was a US president and the story in one of the papers 77-year-old former vice that I paid US$38 million president are similar in one year and then I paid age, and they share a US$27m one year,” Trump mutual dislike of each said. other. However, they However, Washington differ starkly in style and correspondent, Marks, substance. All of that was described Trump’s evident from the outset on response to the the Cleveland stage. moderator’s tax query as Washington a “bald-faced lie”, saying correspondent Simon it had been evident from Marks said the debate the New York Times story was “absolutely shameful” that Trump had only paid and showed how far the US$750 in 2016 and 2017. US has “drifted from Marks said there were its constitutional and moments when he thought democratic moorings”. Biden might unclip his “This was far and away microphone and just walk the low point for modern away from the stage and political presidential TAXES, TACTICS AND TOXICITY: Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and President Donald Trump met at another time he thought and electoral history in on stage on Tuesday night for the first of their three scheduled debates. The debate, however, seemed destined to the moderator might walk the US . . . in large part, go down as the most acrimonious since US presidential debates have been televised. AFP picture collage away. I think, because of the “I wonder if there really abject refusal of President about you,” Trump said Biden told the president, unless he took a wrong reported recently that are going to be two more Trump to allow Joe Biden of Biden. “47 years (in echoing Trump’s own turn”. Trump had paid very presidential debates at to get a sentence out, or politics) and you’ve done words and referring to his “All of these dog little income tax in recent this rate,” Marks said. the abject refusal of Trump nothing.” months of downplaying whistles and racism do not times as heavy losses The debate got very to observe the rules of the While Trump played into Covid-19 while he said work anymore,” he added. from his enterprises offset ugly after Trump attacked debate.” his reputation as a bully, it privately he understood hundreds of millions of Biden’s son, Marks said, While Biden was not might have been effective how deadly it was. Taxes and ‘bald-faced lies’ dollars in income. and it was obvious that able to shine much during at breaking up the worst of But Trump did not take Wallace, therefore, Biden was reining in his the debate, Marks said he Biden’s attacks — simply the criticism lying down. The New York Times quizzed the US president anger. — AP, RNZ did manage to put to rest by talking over them. He blitzed Biden with a Trump’s allegation that he Before the debate, mix of self-defence and lacked cognitive ability. Trump’s aides believed counter-offensives. “But he struggled to get that Biden would be And what about the his points across” because unable to withstand 200,000 dead Americans? of Trump choosing to the withering offensive Biden’s death toll would constantly interrupt him. in style and substance have been “millions”, Marks said that, for from Trump, but Biden counteracted Trump. much of the debate, the came with a few good What about the rocky two men were just talking retorts of his own, calling US economy? The economy over each other until the Trump a “clown” and under Biden ‘‘would have debate’s moderator, Chris mocking Trump’s constant been worse”, Trump Wallace of Fox News, interruptions by asking, claimed.Biden would not intervened. “Will you shut up, man?” have manufactured enough “At times, all three men While Trump’s masks or ventilators. were raising their voices in supporters might have The kicker: “There will a bid to try to control the been cheering by his be a vaccine very soon’’. narrative, so it’s almost attacking style, whether Biden’s tactic was to fall hard to point to any undecided voters had back on his bottom line: “A highlights in this debate.” learned anything new lot of people died, and a lot However, the following about the two candidates more are going to unless are some of the key was another matter. he gets a lot smarter”. takeaways from the first The moderator, Wallace, of the three scheduled was not impressed by the Racial reckoning presidential debates before two candidates talking Election Day in the US on over each other and at The US has just been Tania Tapsell East Coast November 3. one point he delivered a through a summer of pointed reproach to Trump racial unrest, and this Interruptions, pugilism over his interruptions. point was naturally raised were Trump’s main tactic “Frankly, you’ve been during the debate. My priorities for Tairāwhiti doing more interrupting,” Biden called Trump “the Trump is no stranger to Wallace said. racist” in the Oval Office. 9 Save our DHB going on the offensive, but The main takeaway for Trump said Biden was his pugilistic approach on viewers unfortunately the politician who had Keep it local. Monster DHBs hurt your health. stage left his Democratic was that this presidential helped put millions of opponent fighting to debate would go down black Americans in prisons 9 Fix our roads complete a single sentence. as the most acrimonious with the 1994 crime law. Major improvements to State Highways 35 and 2. Trailing in the polls, since the forums have been Biden was quiet as Trump’s advisers have televised. Trump blitzed him as a 9 Back our farmers, back our growers pushed him to reframe tool of the “radical left” Key to economic recovery from Covid-19. the election away from Trump cannot escape and a weak figure who a referendum on his criticism of how he has opposed “law and order.” 9 Tackle meth harm presidency to a choice handled the pandemic He pressed Biden between him and Biden. repeatedly to name any Stop organised crime and the dealing of dangerous drugs. Trump, instead, police union that had commandeered the debate, Trump has wanted endorsed him. He also trying to trip up Biden by this election to be about falsely accused Biden of interrupting and insulting anything but how he has wanting to “defund the E: [email protected] him regularly. handled the coronavirus police”. W: taniatapsell.national.org.nz In the process, and true pandemic, but he could not Biden regained some FB: @CrTaniaTapsell to his style, Trump made outrun Biden’s criticism of his footing by mocking Authorised by Tania Tapsell, 66 Town Point Road, Maketu. the debate more about about it on stage. the president’s warnings himself. “It is what it is because about suburbs, saying, “He “There’s nothing smart you are who you are,” wouldn’t know a suburb 35057-01 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 Disney to lay off 28,000 at its parks in California, Florida
LAKE BUENA VISTA, salaried employees to non- from the state of California. into the park because of distancing requirements and Florida — Squeezed by limits union hourly workers, officials In a letter to employees, social-distancing restrictions the continued uncertainty on attendance at its theme said. Josh D’Amaro, chairman of and other pandemic-related regarding the duration of the parks due to the pandemic, the Disney’s parks closed Disney Parks, Experience and measures, he said. pandemic,” he said. Walt Disney Co. said yesterday last northern spring as the Product, said his management “As heartbreaking as it is Disney officials said the that it planned to lay off 28,000 pandemic started spreading in team had worked hard to try to take this action, this is company would provide workers in its parks division in the United States. to avoid layoffs. They had cut the only feasible option we severance packages for the California and Florida. The Florida parks reopened expenses, suspended projects have in light of the prolonged employees, where appropriate, Two-thirds of the planned this summer, but the California and modified operations but it impact of Covid on our and also offer other services layoffs involve part-time parks have yet to reopen as wasn’t enough given limits on business, including limited to help workers with job workers, but they ranged from the company awaited guidance the number of people allowed capacity due to physical- placement. — AP New US judge nominated days after Ginsburg passed away
WASHINGTON, DC — US President Americans’ access to healthcare at risk Donald Trump offered to name Judge or turn back the clock on women’s rights. Amy Coney Barrett his Supreme Court “What a joke,” he said. nominee more than a week ago at the As questions swirled about the White House — and she accepted, potential for the results of the according to formal paperwork submitted presidential election between Trump and to the Senate ahead of her confirmation Democrat Joe Biden to wind up in a court hearings. battle, Barrett offered no suggestion that Barrett told the Senate Judiciary she would recuse herself from hearing Committee that the White House initially any such election cases. contacted her on September 19 — the day Instead, she said she would recuse after Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, herself in cases in which her husband creating the court vacancy. and sister — both practising attorneys Trump made the offer when she visited — had participated, as well as cases the White House on Monday, September involving her alma mater Notre Dame 21, “and I accepted”, she wrote. University. That was days before Trump’s formal Barrett lists a net worth of US$2.5 announcement on Saturday (local time), million, including US$1.6m in securities and he kept Americans guessing up until and more than US$500,000 in real estate. the last moment — suggesting he was Liabilities include US$102,000 in still considering other nominees. mortgages and more than US$44,000 in The judge’s nearly 70-page tuitions. She reports US$31,000 cash on questionnaire was submitted by the hand. White House to the Senate yesterday Leading Democrats said Barrett should as Barrett launched day one of private not hear any cases about the presidential meetings at the Capitol, drawing praise election because her nomination was the from GOP senators but opposition from first in US history to come so close to one, Democrats objecting to her conservative with early voting under way. views and fast-track confirmation before However, Republicans said that the November 3 election. Barrett, if confirmed, should absolutely 34627-07 Senate Majority Leader Mitch be involved. McConnell said he was “even more Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said that convinced” of Barrett after their brief was “the entire reason” why the Senate meeting. should rush to fill the vacant seat — “so Noting she is a working mother of that the Supreme Court can resolve seven children, he scoffed at Democratic any cases that arise in the wake of the objections that the judge would put election”. — AP
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BAN ON WILD ANIMALS IN CIRCUSES: France’s environment minister has announced a gradual ban on using wild animals in travelling circuses, on keeping dolphins and killer whales in captivity in marine parks and on raising mink on fur farms. Barbara Pompili, France’s minister of ecological transition, said in a news conference that bears, tigers, lions, elephants and other wild animals won’t be allowed any more in travelling circuses “in the coming years.” In addition, starting immediately, France’s three marine parks won’t be able to bring in nor breed dolphins and killer whales any more, she said. “It is time to open a new era in our relationship with these (wild) animals,” she said, arguing that animal welfare is a priority. Pompili said the measures will also bring an end to mink farming, where animals are raised for their fur, within the next five years. The ban does not apply to wild animals in other permanent shows and in zoos. Pompili did not set any precise date for the ban in travelling circuses, saying the process should start “as soon as possible.” She promised solutions will be found for each animal “on a case-by-case basis.” The French government will implement an 8 million- euro (NZ$14.24 million) package to help people working in circuses and marine parks find other jobs. “That transition will be spread over several years, because it will change the lives of many people,” she said. AP picture ‘Many more could still die’ Bacterial disease caused deaths of 34 Zimbabwe elephants: experts
HARARE, Zimbabwe — Parks mortality. It has also been “Yes they die, but honestly authorities in Zimbabwe said on recognised in buffalo and some this is just nothing, a drop in Monday that the recent deaths other wildlife species in this part the ocean because we have over of elephants have been caused of this world,” he said. 84,000 elephants in Zimbabwe, by a bacterial disease that has He said the disease “may have which is overpopulation already,” previously affected elephants been around in elephants in this he said. in Asia and other animals in region for some time,” pointing “But this is a disease that we southern Africa, although more to specimens from two dead should work seriously to make tests will still be carried out. elephants from the vast Hwange sure we unearth and identify Fulton Mangwanya, the National Park in 2019 that properly so that corrective director-general of the Zimbabwe showed “the same microscopic measures are taken,” said Parks and Wildlife Management pathology,” although a definitive Mangwanya. Authority, told a parliamentary diagnosis could not be made at In neighbouring Botswana, committee that 34 elephants that time. home to the world’s largest have died so far and “many” Most of the elephants that population of the pachyderms, more could still die “in the short died recently in the Pandamasue the Government last week said term.” Forest, located between Hwange the sudden deaths of some 330 “All results to date point to National Park and Victoria Falls, DYING TUSKERS: Experts say that the elephants are dying from elephants in the northwestern the cause of these elephant were weak or young, mostly a suspected bacterial infection and more deaths are expected in a region of the country earlier this deaths being a disease known under 15 years old. short term. Picture supplied year may have occurred because as haemorrhagic septicaemia,” The dead elephants were they drank water contaminated said Mangwanya, noting that found with their tusks still on cause because the country has Not enough information is by toxic blue-green algae. the disease does not appear to their bodies, ruling out poaching. been pumping “clean water” from known about the disease’s effect Mangwanya said the recent have been previously recorded as In recent years poachers in wells during this dry season. on local elephants to predict a elephant deaths in Zimbabwe causing deaths among Africa’s Zimbabwe have poisoned dozens To eliminate other causes, long-term outcome, he said. also showed that the animals savannah elephants. of elephants with cyanide and blood samples have been sent “It is unlikely that this disease experienced “extremely sudden “However, it has been reported then have taken their ivory to the United Kingdom, while alone will have any serious death,” and that Botswana might to kill Asian elephants in India. tusks to sell them to illegal other samples will be sent to the overall impact,” on the survival need to conduct tests to find It has also affected cattle, pigs, traders. United States and neighbouring of the southern African country’s out if it’s not the same bacterial and chickens in southern Africa The parks authorities also South Africa for further testing, booming elephant population, infection being experienced in in which it can cause massive said toxic water was an unlikely said Mangwanya. said Mangwanya. Zimbabwe. — AP
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Arts & Entertainment // Thursday, 8 October, 2020
EVERY BRILLIANT THING: Actor Anapela Polata’ivao returns to Gisborne for this year’s Te Tairawhiti Arts Festival in which she will perform solo in Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe’s Every Brilliant Thing. Picture supplied The little things in life
by Mark Peters up, goes off to university and falls in love, young character has always been left Wild Dogs Under My Skirt, as well as it becomes apparent that maybe the list alone and is trying to figure it out. The list directing and performing in a script-in- boy creates a list of everything might even help him save himself.” is one thing she has control over. It is a hand production of American playwright that’s brilliant in the world in a complex, beautiful and simple story.” Robert O’Hara’s excoriating satire Abid to cheer up his mother, and to Moving along New Zealand Herald reviewer Paul Barbecue, during last year’s arts festival, help her realise that life is worth living Simei-Barton said the show does what live Polata’ivao relishes the opportunity to as she battles depression in Duncan “We all share common experiences theatre is supposed to do. explore edgier works. Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe’s play around the topic,” says Polata’ivao. “Sometimes the hard stuff people Every Brilliant Thing. The theme of the “It doesn’t make it any easier. The play A story of hope don’t want to talk about, I’m all good play, soon to be performed by Anapela doesn’t sit in an emotional bubble. It with. There are a lot of voices that are Polata’ivao as part of Te Tairawhiti Arts keeps moving along. Every Brilliant Thing “It creates a communal space for marginalised, that get swept under the Festival, is a sensitive one, but Guardian ultimately becomes a list of all things to people to engage empathetically and carpet.” reviewer Lyn Gardner describes it as a keep you here and keep the present. Then imaginatively with problems that are too Ultimately, Every Brilliant Thing is a life-affirming production that takes an the list takes over and has its own life.” big to face alone. story of hope, says Polata’ivao. unflinching look at the guilt of not being Polata’ivao will play the part as a girl “While not laying claim to definitive “By the end you’re gunning for your able to make those we love happy. who grows over time into a woman. Her answers, it demonstrates that enthusiasm mate to keep going.” She also says it is one of the funniest lists also evolve as a kind of timeline that is contagious especially if it is entered into plays anyone will ever see about tracks how she views the world, says the in a genuine way with the spontaneous ■ Every Brilliant Thing, 8pm Friday depression — “and possibly one of the actor. acceptance of the joy that is found in October 9, 8pm Saturday October 10, funniest plays you’ll ever see, full stop”. “She becomes the product of a parent everyday things.” Te Poho o Whirikoka, Te Wananga o “As the years flash by and the boy grows who has left her to fend for herself. The Having performed in the unsettling Aotearoa. 20 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 Highway to Smash Palace by Mark Peters
hen Hamilton guitarist Dan Cosgrove dons his schoolboy Wcap and duck-stomps across the Smash Palace stage the gig will be NZ/ DC’s first show since lockdown — and the band is frothing. “It’s been hard, man,” says Cosgrove. “We’ve done a few online jams but it’s not the same. We’re frothing at the mouth for this one.” Since performing here last year the band have some new songs under their belts for the Gisborne gig in which they will perform songs from both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson era “and a few other surprises to make it even more interesting”. What the AC/DC tribute act is renowned LET THERE BE ROCK: Frothing to get back on stage after the AC/DC tribute act, NZ/DC’s gig at Smash Palace on Saturday will for is the musicians’ commitment to be the band’s first show since Covid-19 Alert Level restrictions eased. Picture by Laura Cosgrove authenticity. Cosgrove plays the schoolboy- uniformed, duck-walking guitarist Angus Young. band doesn’t take itself too seriously. band, AC/DC fans come from all walks of asking the impossible but cites the tracks “We try to make it as authentic as we “There’s definitely a comedic element life, says Cosgrove. Highway to Hell, Back in Black, and can,” says Cosgrove. about the band. The schoolboy outfit, the “It’s one of those bands — the right Thunderstruck. “If we’re doing a tribute we’re taking on running around . . . Angus Young once said amount of heavy, the right amount of rock. “Thunderstruck got me into AC/DC as a the characters and costumes 100 percent himself he wanted to entertain the crowd I know people who are big on country who kid. It was insane.” to give the audience a really authentic as well.” love AC/DC. The band hit the nail on the experience.” By day, NZ/DC’s rockers are respectively, head with their songwriting and music.” ■ NZDC, with Gisborne support act, Cosgrove describes the AC/DC sound as and respectably, a music teacher, builder, Asked what his top three AC/DC Harbinger, Smash Palace, Saturday, hard rock heavy metal but accessible; the accountant and civil engineer. Like the songs are Cosgrove says that is almost 9pm. Tickets $25+bf from eventfinda. Treading the line between mourning and moaning REVIEW by Mark Peters and moaning. Maybelle and the widowed April (Annabelle Lee-Mather) are Spanish guitar-inflected riff strong but flawed wahine who goad reminiscent of a high noon each other into embarrassing behaviour Amoment sets the tone for a while, cast as uber-auntie Tira, Mabel karanga battle in producer Claire Wharekawa-Burt’s understated but Varley’s short film Hangi Pants. charismatic, on-screen presence anchors Director Jake Mokomoko’s beautifully the absurdity — as do the cutaways shot scenes open the film with aerial to more naturalistic material. Among images of a river at dawn and the arrival these experienced actors are Luke of the flash car that brings Maybelle Patrick (Shortland Street) and natural (Tahei Simpson). performers Heremia Taingahue and People have gathered at a marae Marcus Whitehead who in the opening for a tangi but when the wife of the scenes that set up the story, plumb the deceased performs a karanga for an comedy in their characters. inappropriately dressed rival, the What could be sensitive material is, in welcome spirals into high comedy. Varley and husband Mokomoko’s hands The delivery is in te reo with subtitles a funny, well-told, family story with a but actors in this short comedy are so classic punchline. expressive the film could work just as well as a silent movie. But then we’d miss the sound of the two aggrieved women as ■ Hangi Pants is part of the Saturday, they try to outdo each other. October 17, Show Me Shorts THE BOYS: Heremia Taingahue (Heedz, left), Luke Patrick (Hemi) and Marcus Despite the tapu setting, the feuding programme which begins at 7pm at the Whitehead (Hakopa) open Claire Varley and husband Jake Mokomoko’s short rivals tread the line between mourning Dome Cinema. comedy Hangi Pants. Picture supplied YOUR WEEKDAY RADIO PROGRAMME GUIDE
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OUTSIDE OF GISBORNE? FIND YOUR FREQUENCY AT YOUR FAVOURITE STATION’S WEBSITE OR 24304-06 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 21 ThisWeek MERCY, MERCY, MERCY: Hopetoun Brown return to ■ Te Tairawhiti Arts Festival Gisborne next week as part of a Opening, tomorrow from 4pm tour that coincides with the release Includes Kai Street Food Festival, of their new album. singer Tami Neilson plus Keira Picture supplied Coogan, Manaakiao Maxwell, and The Witchdoctor with Tyna Keelan.
■ Dave Dobbyn - Open Up Tour War Memorial Theatre, Saturday (8pm). Tickets $50+bf from Gisborne iSITE or Ticketek. All tickets bought for the original date are valid for the new date.
■ Fiesta Latina Saturday (9pm) Dome Bar $10 cash- Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival only from The Aviary $15 cash-only Dave Dobbyn – Open Up Tour limited door sales. Saturday, October 3rd, 8.00pm ■ NZ/DC - NZ’s No.1 AC/DC Experience Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival Smash Palace Saturday (9pm) Reid & Ruins Tickets $25+bf from eventfinda. Blues, stomp and soul Friday, October 9th, 7.00pm ■ Hopetoun Brown Smash Palace Wednesday October 7 ld-school jazz, blues, plantation from their three studio albums, Hopetoun Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival (9pm).Tickets $25 from eventfinda. work songs, doo-wop and funk Brown’s tour coincides with the release Ocomes atrumpetin and astompin of their new album, Hopetoun Brown — Maisey Rika back into Gisborne with the return of Live at WOMAD. Saturday, October 10th, 7.00pm COMING UP Hopetoun Brown next week. The horn- Hear the stratospheric high notes driven act made up of Nick Atkinson, explode from Finn Scholes’ trumpet bell Te Moana Glow Show ■ Stars In Their Eyes Tim Stewart and Finn Scholes will while bass clarinet player Nick Atkinson The finale of the local talent bring trombones, saxophones, tubas, underpins lyrics produced by lead Thursday-Friday showcase, Lawson Field Theatre. tambourines, a Rhodes electric piano, a singer Tim Stewart’s golden tonsils by October 22nd-23rd Now October 17, (2.30pm and full-size concert vibraphone, and stomp, streaming the album on platforms such 10.00am & 11.30am 7.30pm). Tickets from Gisborne to Smash Palace’s stage. as Spotify to get a sense of what to expect i-Site or Ticketek The Hopetoun Brown sound evolved when Smash gets stomped and horned on The Shows Must Go On while Atkinson (saxes, bass clarinet, Wednesday night. The Best Of Broadway ■ Glitter Masquerade piano and hollering) and Stewart (vocals, trumpet, trombone, tambourine and Sunday, October 25th, 4.30pm Saturday, October 17 (9pm). Dress- stomping) were the horn component of ■ Hopetoun Brown, Smash Palace, up masquerade party featuring That Supergroove, Atkinson told the Guide in Wednesday October 7 (9pm). Tickets Girl DJ, Brazilbeat, Dizfunk, DJose. 2018. The two men were a “band within $25 from www.eventfinda.co.nz. Smash Palace, $10 door. Tofi ga – Sorry Bout It a band”. AOTNZ InCahoots with Smash Palace Saturday, October 31, 8.00pm Not only will the trio perform songs and Te Tairawhiti Arts Festival. ■ LRB Covers band at the Cosmopolitan Club. Friday, October 23 (8pm). No TWO GISBORNITES charge. AND A SCOTSMAN WALK INTO A BAR: ■ Reb Fountain Stand up comedian Dome Room, October 25 Gary Sansome will (7pm). Tickets $34.90+bf from be joined by Richard Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival BanishedMusic.com or $35 cash Dryden and The Man from Aviary. Simply Known as Bob, Super Hugh-Man plus support acts, Friday, October 2nd & ■ St Andrew’s Lunchtime Concert bringing the laughs to Saturday October 3rd, 7.0 0pm Series Evolution Theatre. Piano Extravaganza 10. Eight-plus Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival pianists play two to four and even Picture supplied more at a time, on one or more Tröll pianos. St Andrew’s Church, Labour Sunday, October 4th, 2.00 & 5.00pm day, Monday October 26 (12.30pm). Optional koha for performers’ Te Tair whiti Arts Festival expenses and piano maintenance ā fund. One night stand, with The Perfect Gift Wednesday, October 7th ■ The Sensational 70s 11.00am & 2.00pm Dress up in 70s costumes, and dance people watching . . . the night away to the music of the Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival 70s. Prizes for best costumes. Dome Room, November 7 (9pm). omedy night returns on Saturday The show also features former Tūranga The Land of with Gisborne expats and a Gisborne man, The Man Simply Known Milk & Honey THEATRE Cstranded Scotsman. Hosted as Bob (Christopher Tombleson) who by former Gisborne radio DJ, Richard will perform his first gig in his home Friday, October 9th, 2.00pm & 7.0 0pm ■ The Crucible by Arthur Miller Dryden, A One Night Stand aims to pack town. Now based in Wellington, The Man Directed by Norman Maclean, Unity Evolution Theatre to the rafters with Simply Known as Bob is one of the heavy Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival Theatre, October 2-10. Tickets laughter. hitters in the Capital’s scene, not only Witi’s W hine $25+bf from i-SITE or eventfinda. Dryden spent two years working for as a performer but also as a producer as ā The Hits as their breakfast announcer well with Cartel Comedy. Saturday, October 10th, ■ A One Night Stand - Gisborne and he never passes up a chance to Headlining the show is Scottish 2.00pm & 7.0 0pm Stand up comedy. Evolution Theatre return to the East Coast. Having begun comedian Gary Sansome, who has been Company, 75 Disraeli St, Saturday comedy two years ago, he has had a level stranded in New Zealand since the Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival (7pm). Tickets $23 from eventfinda. of success that most other newbies would beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic and Tipu Te Poi – Works in love to have. He was a Raw Comedy isn’t in a rush to return home. Development ■ Every Brilliant Thing Quest find in his first year and this Sansome has performed across the Sunday, October 11th, 2.00pm The funniest play you’ll see about year has performed several professional globe at some of the biggest Comedy depression. October 9 and 10. shows, including his first festival line-up. Clubs in the UK, Ireland, North America, (8pm). Te Poho o Whirikoka, Te Speaking about real experiences such Australia and Mainland Europe. His Stars In Their Eyes Wananga o Aotearoa Tairawhiti Arts as being newly married, raising step- sold-out Edinburgh debut show Bald Saturday, October 17th, Festival. For more information, ticket daughters and health issues he’s faced Man Sings Rihanna received audience 2.30 & 7.30pm pricings and bookings, go to www. (including cancer), Dryden’s humour and critical praise, including a five-star tetairawhitiartsfestival.nz/2020- has won him fans across the Manawatu review from Bunbury Magazine. programme where he is based now. Support acts for the show include “I lost half my tongue and then a year Karen Leslie from Napier and Ben “Tito”
later I also lost my thyroid to cancer,” he Caldwell from Feilding. 34614-01 says. Got something going on? “It severely altered my speech and A One Night Stand, Saturday (October ■ Tickets on sale from Gisborne i-SITE Let The Guide know at knocked my confidence for six as my 3) at 7pm. Tickets are $20+bf and are [email protected], voice was basically my tool for my line of available from eventfinda. Door sales Accepting bookings for functions, work. I was told my presenting days were on the night are $30. Might contain events, meetings and conferences. or telephone 869-0635. over, but I wanted to go out and show I adult themes and coarse language could still do it.” (don’t pretend you don’t know). Email [email protected] 22 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 A breakthrough in Broken Hearts Gallery by Jake Coyle, AP Film Writer my ego death?” Lucy is uniquely fixated on heartbreak, he 25-year-old Australian actress stuffing her bedroom with the souvenirs Geraldine Viswanathan, having (“like ‘The Little Mermaid’” she says) Talready stolen movies left and of lost love. Her roommates (Phillipa right, more straightforwardly owns Soo and Molly Gordon, both delightfully “Broken Hearts Gallery,” a glossy but deranged) taunt that she’s a hoarder. spirited Gen-Y romantic comedy imbued Her ex-boyfriend list grows dramatically with the wit and spunk of its young star. when see learns her older boyfriend and Viswanathan was a standout in the co-worker Max (Utkarsh Ambudkar) 2018 comedy “Blockers” and the subtle is cheating on her; the subsequent linchpin of this year’s “Bad Education,” meltdown costs her her job as a gallery in which she played an enterprising assistant. student journalist. She showed her A mistaken ride-share pickup leads dramatic chops in last year’s coming-of- to her meeting the handsome aspiring age drama “Hala,” playing a Pakistani hotelier Nick (Dacre Montgomery). American teenager. But Natalie Krinsky’s Looking to unload her sad shrine, Lucy “Broken Hearts Gallery,” in which she hits on the idea of using a wall in his plays a more typical rom-com heroine, unfinished hotel as a gallery space for the is the fullest view yet of Viswanathan’s detritus of heartbreak. This brings not considerable charisma and talent. so much catharsis as that modern brand During a public meltdown in the film of healing: going viral. She even scores a after seeing another woman cosy up to New York magazine profile. her boyfriend, she lays it out: “I know we The main fault in the chemistry have 10 years before we all drown in the of “Broken Hearts Gallery” is that melting ice caps but I swear the most Viswanathan’s male companions come precious resource is not the ozone. Oh no. off like drips compared to her. The movie It’s honesty.” can feel like it’s forcing the rom-com BREAK-UPS AND ROMANCE: Krinsky, in her feature-film debut, standards when it could instead lurch ‘Broken Hearts Gallery,’ is a glossy wrote and directed “Broken Hearts into all-out comedy. but spirited Gen-Y romantic comedy Gallery,” a film that was made available In Viswanathan’s scenes with the imbued with the wit and spunk of to review by digital screener. terrifically droll Arturo Castro (“Broad its young star. Above, image shows On the one hand, the film sticks City”), there are hints of a funnier, from left, Phillipa Soo, Geraldine faithfully to genre tropes. It’s about more satirical and less sincere film. To Viswanathan and Molly Gordon in break-ups and romance in a fairy-tale her credit, Viswanathan never seems a scene from “The Broken Hearts New York where young characters have to believe all that much really hinges Gallery.” absurd jobs like turning an old YMCA on these relationships. “Broken Hearts Right, image shows Geraldine into a boutique hotel in Brooklyn. None Gallery” flirts with cynicism, but I wish it Viswanathan, left, and Dacre of the movie’s sheen or its sentimental fell head over heels. Montgomery. storyline leading to love will surprise you. Picture by Sony-TriStar Pictures via AP But Viswanathan, as an aspiring ■ “Broken Hearts Gallery,” a Sony gallerist named Lucy who obsessively Pictures release, is rated PG-13 by collects mementos of former relationships, the Motion Picture Association of enlivens the material, crafting a rom-com America for sexual content throughout protagonist of constant humour and self- and some crude references, strong deprecation who endlessly spouts lines language and drug references. Running like, when her mind is blown by good time: 109 minutes. Two and a half stars FilmGuide news, “What, did I drop acid and this is out of four.
ArtsGuide DOME CINEMA ■ The War With Grandpa A boy will stop at nothing to get his room ■ School Life back from his grandfather, who has come The new deputy principal of a Paris to live with the family after the death of school is warned by her colleagues his wife. Stars Robert De Niro. VISUAL ARTS European and Maori. Tairawhiti that the students are unmotivated Museum until December 6. and undisciplined, but she sees things ■ The Secret Garden Zak Waipara: Pepeha ■ differently. With subtitles. An orphaned girl finds a magical secret Indigenous storytelling in comic-book ■ Gisborne Artists, Potters and garden on her uncle’s estate. form, with a Maori voice. Tairawhiti Photographers annual exhibition ■ Cut Throat City Museum, Friday October 2 – Sunday Tairawhiti Museum until November When Hurricane Katrina devastates ■ Cats & Dogs 3: Paws Unite! October 11. 10. New Orleans, four desperate friends A supervillain parrot hatches a devious band together to pull off a daring heist in scheme to break the long-standing truce ■ Pieces of You – works from the ■ Life drawing the heart of the city. between cats and dogs. fine arts collection Lysnar House. Tairawhiti Museum, September 26 - Mondays 7pm-9pm until November ■ Papi Chulo ■ Paw Patrol: Jet to the Rescue November 22. 23 (excl October 26). A newly-single TV weatherman on leave The super pups must defend Barkingburg Gisborne Artists’ Society members $8 following an on-air meltdown directs from the Duke of Flappington, who has ■ Te Hono Wai – Where waters his energy into home improvement and acquired the power of mighty levitation. meet per session or $50 for 8 sessions. Non members $10 per session. hires a middle-aged Latino day labourer Jo Torr explores in costume and textile to help. The two men develop an ■ Astro Kid Bring your own sketch pads, pencils, unexpected but profound friendship. history cultural exchanges between paints. A young space traveller lands on a wild and unexplored planet and has to survive ■ The Girl on the Bridge with the help of Buck, a survival robot. Jazz Thornton survived multiple suicide attempts and is now taking on a system ■ Hope Gap she believes is failing her generation. A woman’s idyllic life comes crashing After founding her own charity to down when her husband of 29 years tells support young people struggling as she her he is leaving her for another woman. once did, she’s put herself through film school to learn the skills she needs to ■ Dead Promote your communicate. She tells stories about New Zealand film in which Tom survivors who have been through hell Sainsbury plays a hapless character who and made it back. But not everyone can see and speak with the dead. makes it, and Jazz tells the story of one event here who did not. ■ Savage ODEON MULTIPLEX New Zealand film Savage follows Danny Talk to us about a marketing package to suit your budget. across three decades of his life, trying ■ 100% Wolf to understand the boy who eventually Freddy Lupin comes from a proud line of becomes the brutal enforcer of a gang. 33239-01 werewolves, but he gets a shock when his first “warfing” goes wrong and he’s turned ■ After We Collided into a ferocious poodle. New Zealand American romantic drama film based on comic actor Rhys Darby has a voice role the 2014 new adult fiction novel of the in this animated comedy. same name by Anna Todd.
■ The Broken Hearts Gallery ■ Tenet An art gallery assistant is an emotional An operative of the organisation known hoarder who keeps a memento from every as Tenet is tasked with preventing World relationship she’s been in. War 3. Stars John David Washington. Call Jane Smith today 869 0617 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 RACING 23
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73s08 Yatima d (5) 59 76 C Burdan (a2) 14 66s42 Nasha Riva dm (13) 54 77 C Grylls 14 51708 Regent Street tdm (12) 54.5 67 11 111s Only In Jakarta d (4) 54 74 S Spratt 2 30520 Deluxe Edition m (12) 58.5 71 15 s8493 Jakkalbomb (14) 54 71 D Johnson T Newman (a3) 12 s2246 Air Centre dm (13) 54 71 S Weatherley M Hashizume (a3) 16 — Sonofabutcher SCRATCHED 15 30348 Bolt From The Blue (6) 54 61 S Collett 13 131s On Demand d (1) 54 68 3 500s7 Dragon Storm d (8) 58 70 C Ormsby 9 Sarten Mem Raceday 24/10 Mile 4.58 4 312s5 Star Tsar tb (3) 57.5 69 M Cameron 5 Lodge Xmas Raceday 19/12 2.47 7 Te Akau /20 No.1 Stable 3.57 5 s4428 Windy Height dm (14) 57.5 69 $10,000, maiden 3yo, 1400m $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1600m 6 s0953 Transformer d (11) 57 68 $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1200m 1 6s335 Edge Of Wonder (8) 57.5 53 R Elliot 1 70s65 Wheao (9) 60 65 Callum Jones (a3) 1 1547s Challa (3) 60 65 J Kamaruddin (a4) 2 — Nozi Cyclone SCRATCHED 2 s5530 Plushenko td (3) 59.5 64 7 13621 Bak Da Master m (1) 56.5 67 2 3145s Barney Rubble d (8) 59 63 S Collett 3 5s3 Gee Cee (13) 57.5 51 S Spratt M Hashizume (a3) J Kamaruddin (a4) 3 1s257 Heza Looker b (10) 59 63 3 s6103 El Coolio d (4) 59 63 T Thornton SCRATCHED 4 3s6 Arcarius (5) 57.5 50 M McNab 1 NZB Ready To Run 12.27 8 — Mishka 5 4 Flavius b (14) 57.5 50 L Innes A Goindasamy (a2) 4 s6656 Symbio td (2) 59 63 C Grylls 9 13916 Not Usual Glorious dm (15) 56.5 67 6 45 Lapel (6) 57.5 50 4 6s215 Thunder dm (5) 59 63 M Kareem (a3) 5 s14s4 Wild West (5) 59 63 C Ormsby $25,000, 3yo sw+p, 1200m M McNab 7 54 No Limits (11) 57.5 50 D Johnson 5 8s184 Viking d (2) 58.5 62 M McNab 6 s0355 She’s A Lady m (12) 58.5 66 J Riddell 1 711s La Romanee (2) 58.5 70 T Harris 10 68s15 Run Like Boo m (10) 56.5 67 S Collett 8 7s95 Ford (10) 57.5 47 S Weatherley 6 — Bolt From The Blue SCRATCHED 7 781 Jack The Lass (7) 57 63 T Yanagida (a1) 2 1 All Black Bourbon m (4) 57.5 63 11 09341 Vittachi tdm (7) 56.5 67 C Grylls 9 Highland Whisper (12) 57.5 47 7 5s556 Stylish Suggestion d (4) 57.5 64 8 72317 El Nymph d (8) 56.5 62 M McNab D Johnson 12 0s101 Wordsworth t (13) 56.5 67 L Innes T Yanagida (a1) D Johnson 9 610s0 Snowdeel d (11) 56.5 62 M Cameron 3 41 Mega Bourbon td (7) 57.5 63 M McNab 13 s8626 Pearlescence tdm (2) 56 70 L Satherley 10 Milford (3) 57.5 45 T Harris 8 1502s Bad ‘n’ Bouj (9) 57 63 T Yanagida (a1) 10 s0004 Hear My Voice m (6) 56.5 58 S Collett 4 414s On Display td (1) 57.5 63 14 6s700 Rip Em Up (4) 55.5 69 D Johnson 11 23s43 Kelly Renee (4) 55.5 71 C Grylls 9 22s14 Fonts De L’algar t (11) 57 63 C Ormsby 11 07s95 Friday Woolfe dm (13) 56 61 A Goindasamy (a2) 15 15102 Sentito m (9) 55.5 69 T Yanagida (a1) 12 63 Royce Roca (7) 55.5 51 10 1 Jodelin Gal (1) 57 63 L Satherley A Goindasamy (a2) 5 13 Babylon Berlin mb (8) 55.5 69 S Collett 16 98820 Ekstrememiss (6) 54 60 S Weatherley A Goindasamy (a2) 11 s618s Thunder Bay (12) 57 63 S Weatherley 12 03008 Johnnie Redmond tm (10) 55.5 56 6 315s8 Alice Tinker (5) 55.5 63 T Thornton EMERGENCY: 13 207s7 Arancia (2) 55.5 50 12 417s0 New Dawn d (6) 56 61 D Danis (a2) D Danis (a2) 7 s0261 True Blessing dm (9) 55.5 63 C Grylls 17 — Solid Contact SCRATCHED 14 — Golden Eagle SCRATCHED 13 8s000 Roc Cha t (7) 55 59 13 48s90 Shelob (1) 54 48 E McCall (a3)
NZ Metro harness at Addington Friday Jetbet 8 TAB D. 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11 T. 1-2-3, 5-6-7, 9-10-11 Q. 2-3-4-5, 8-9-10-11 PL6 6-11 Selections 11 1 Aimee’s First Meddle (Fr) 22 J Dunn 4 Harness Million 1 Final Pace 6.38 4 3364 Outamyway (Fr) 4 B Orange 8 0D12s B D Yasothon (Fr) 8 R May 12 53203 Sweet Loress (Fr) 23 K Butt 5 211s5 I See Fire (Fr) 5 T Herlihy 9 0s11s Maria Tsarina (Fr) U1 B Butt Race 1: LUELLA, BETTER FLY, SWELL TIME $150,000, 3yo fillies. mobile listed, 1980m Race 2: ANDOVERLOV, JIMMY CARTER, 13 01P81 Magical Mali (Fr) 24 T Williams 6 7 Salvo (Fr) 6 J Harrington 10 50334 Sundons Flyer (10) 1 J Young-Grant 7 11 Leaf Stride (Fr) 7 M Williamson 11 20321 Doff Your Cap (10) U1 R Close MY MOMENT’S NOW 1 28237 Shanika (Fr) 1 R May 2 Clarkson Signs Trot 5.44 2 33541 La Rosa (Fr) 2 S Ottley 12 30121 American Pride (10) U2 M Purdon Race 3: WILD EXCUSE, JAZZY STAR, HEISENBERG 3 14s69 Passion And Power (Fr) 3 G Smith 7 Cbry Park Cup 8.08 13 10s11 Muscle Mountain (20) U1 B Hope (J) Race 4: TOWN ECHO, AVANA, LA ROSA $20,000, r45-r59 stand, 2600m 4 42 Simply Shaz (Fr) 4 B Butt $28,500, r80+ discretionary handicap stand 14 s2156 Enhance Your Calm (30) 1 N Rasmussen Race 5: PLUTONIUM LADY, TYRON’S BIT OF LEMON, 1 21463 Idle Stuartia (Fr) 1 B Orange 5 1841 Avana (Fr) 5 T Williams trot group 3, 2600m 2 17s91 My Moment’s Now (Fr) 2 M Williamson BURNHAM BOY 6 s0563 Platinum (Fr) 6 T Herlihy 10 PI & GJ Kennard Bloodstock 9.34 3 s0422 Girls Let Loose (Fr) 3 G O’Reilly 1 02301 Overzealous (Fr) 1 P Davis Race 6: LEAF STRIDE, EUROKASH, SON OF PATRICK 7 5798 Shards In Manhattan (Em1) (Fr) 7 4 0s700 Justamollyarcher (Fr) 4 R Jenkins 2 36139 The Dominator (Fr) 2 C Thornley $20,000, r55-r63. mobile, 1980m Race 7: SUNDEES SON, MAJESTIC MAN, HABIBI INTA 8 5s13 Show Me Heaven (Fr) 8 C Thornley 5 13s0D Andoverlov (Em1) (Fr) 5 B Butt 3 15646 Matua Tana (Fr) U1 G O’Reilly 1 81419 Mighty Reactor (Fr) 1 M Williamson Race 8: SELF ASSURED, SPANKEM, CLASSIE BRIGADE 9 22100 Braeview Kelly (Fr) 9 B Orange 6 09809 That’s The Story (Fr) 6 K Tomlinson (J) 4 12122 Majestic Man (10) 1 B Williamson 2 83362 Under Wraps (Fr) 2 S Tomlinson (J) Race 9: MUSCLE MOUNTAIN, MAJESTIC LAVROS, 10 18 Miss Hathaway (Fr) 21 M Williamson 7 44569 She’s Allthe Craze (Fr) 7 J Young-Grant 5 s3453 Woodstone (10) U1 T Williams 3 120s5 Bundoran (Fr) 3 A Lethaby AMERICAN PRIDE 11 113s2 Town Echo (Fr) 22 M Purdon 8 50123 Take After Me (Fr) 8 G Smith 6 D0s41 Sundees Son (20) 1 J Dunn 4 P1061 Tiebreaker (Fr) 4 G O’Reilly Race 10: DOWN TO THE BONE, YOSSI, SUGAR LOAF 12 57115 Off N Gone (Fr) 23 J Dunn 9 33P6P Fanny Hill (Fr) 9 T Herlihy 7 1627s Habibi Inta (20) 2 B Orange 5 26451 Chubby Checker (Fr) 5 B Orange 13 38469 With Grace (Fr) 24 K Newman (J) Race 11: STEPHS BOY, ZAMBIA, MIGHTY LOOEE 10 69703 Chief Of Staff (Em2) (Fr) 10 8 2s386 Winterfell (20) U1 M Purdon 6 28721 Folklore (Fr) 6 J Cox 14 697 Get Back (Em2) (Fr) 25 J Curtin 11 46868 Zsa Zoe (Fr) 11 S Tomlinson (J) 7 1P584 Down To The Bone (Fr) 7 T Williams 15 22 Manhattan (Fr) 26 S Phelan 12 65607 Clyde (Fr) 12 C Thornley 8 Canterbury Classic 8.38 8 96260 Sugar Loaf (Fr) 8 J Dunn 13 52813 Escargo (Fr) 13 J Dunn 5 Jill Bush Pace 7.0 8 $47,500, ffa stand pace group 2, 2600m 9 — Tom Martin SCRATCHED 14 09s34 Far From True (Fr) 14 D White 10 52102 Koenigsegg (Fr) 21 B Butt $20,000, r64-r70. mobile, 1980m 1 52183 Tango Tara (Fr) 1 J Curtin 15 45256 Rum In The Sun (Fr) 15 K Butt 2 16578 Dadndave (Fr) 2 T Trathen 11 11s2 Yossi (Fr) 22 J Hay 16 43323 Kahress (Fr) 16 R Holmes 1 88961 Gilligans Island (Fr) 1 B Orange 3 55273 Henry Hubert (Fr) 3 T Williams 12 21455 Laver (Fr) 23 R May 17 P2922 Jimmy Carter (Fr) U1 B Williamson 2 13366 Glenledi Chief (Fr) 2 R May 4 37211 Classie Brigade (Fr) 4 J Dunn 13 56281 Pay Me Visa (Fr) 24 R Close 18 02846 Sioux Princess (Fr) U2 S Ottley 3 611s1 Watch Me Now (Fr) 3 K Barclay 5 11386 Nandolo (Fr) 5 J Cox 4 19s37 Tyron’s Bit Of Lemon (Fr) 4 J Dunn 6 1s642 Di Caprio (Fr) 6 J Morrison (J) 11 First Direct Taxis Pace 9.58 3 Dakins Group Pace 6.13 5 25s11 Plutonium Lady (Fr) 5 S Ottley 7 13s87 U May Cullect (Fr) 7 K Barclay $20,000, 3yo+ r45-r54. mobile, 1980m 6 94623 Enchantee (Fr) 6 C DeFilippi $20,000, r63-r85 special handicap stand, 8 2757s Thefixer (Fr) 8 B Butt 1 0s986 Swap Over (Fr) 1 R Close 7 53524 Burnham Boy (Fr) 7 M Jones 2600m 9 34sP4 A G’s White Socks (Fr) 9 R May 2 50520 Paul’s Verdict (Fr) 2 J Morrison (J) 8 — Stun Gun SCRATCHED 1 IRT. Your Horse. Our Passion. Pace 5.17 1 6s468 Kruizr (Fr) 1 C DeFilippi 10 3124s Spankem (Fr) 10 N Rasmussen 3 3735 Ned Kelly (Fr) 3 J Dunn 9 0s502 Sweet Mary (Fr) 8 C Thornley $20,000, 3yo+ f&m r45-r60. mobile, 1980m 2 51s21 Belmont Major (Fr) 2 B Butt 11 s1119 Self Assured (Fr) U1 M Purdon 4 s00s9 Fixed Odds (Fr) 4 P Davis 10 00s26 Memphis Tennessee (Fr) 21 T Chmiel 3 53524 Burnham Boy (Fr) 3 S Ottley 5 23431 Got You Covered (Fr) 5 R May 1 71234 Swell Time (Fr) 1 M Williamson 11 15105 Invaluable (Fr) 22 S O’Reilly (J) 9 Go Media Trot 9.06 4 17s22 Wild Excuse (10) 1 G Smith 6 9s912 Stephs Boy (Fr) 6 B Orange 2 17942 Annie Richter (Fr) 2 T Chmiel 12 24464 That Alexander Guy (Fr) 23 R Close 5 176s5 A Bettor Act (10) 2 B Orange $20,000, r60+ discretionary hcp stand, 2600m 7 50125 In Chevron We Trust (Fr) 7 J Cox 3 69053 Hells Shadow (Fr) 3 S McNally 13 s0s88 Especial (Fr) 24 M Williamson 4 32870 Longview Lady (Fr) 4 B Orange 6 32s41 Jay Tee Tyron (10) 3 T Williams 1 50596 Madeleine Stowe (Fr) 1 P Davis 8 30318 Reinimin Patron (Fr) 8 G O’Reilly 5 34s63 Better Fly (Fr) 5 B Butt 7 s1573 Burlington (10) U1 S McNally 6 Harness Million 1 Trot 7.38 2 66401 The Bloss (Fr) 2 B Borcoskie 9 37177 Aqua Sancta (Fr) 9 T Williams 6 59919 Majorca (Fr) 6 C Thornley 8 83407 Stars Tonight (20) 1 K Newman (J) 3 13009 Time In A Bottle (Fr) 3 J Morrison (J) 10 13208 Bossmaro (Fr) 21 J Curtin $75,000, 3yo. mobile listed, 1980m 7 58345 Canstar (Fr) 7 R Close 9 — Tango Tara SCRATCHED 4 58651 Prince Teka (Fr) 4 I Cameron 11 53721 Mighty Looee (Fr) 22 K Newman (J) 8 — Anamajor SCRATCHED 10 42592 Heisenberg (20) 2 J Dunn 1 11419 Eurokash (Fr) 1 B Hope (J) 5 11s21 Majestic Lavros (Fr) 5 S Ottley 12 1s892 Kiwi X Factor (Fr) 23 G Smith 9 51630 Luella (Fr) 8 B Hope (J) 11 24945 Warloch (20) 3 J Curtin 2 012 Son Of Patrick (Fr) 2 S Phelan 6 36147 Phoebe Onyx (Fr) 6 T Williams 13 53122 Zambia (Fr) 24 B Butt 10 71248 Ivana Legacy (Fr) 21 A Armour 12 0s371 Jazzy Star (20) U1 R May 3 12328 Franco Jorik (Fr) 3 R May 7 76677 Medusa (Fr) 7 K Cameron 14 83531 Corravally Star (Fr) 25
Wanganui greys at Hatrick Friday 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 2 Kernow Construction 5.08 10 13673 Bigtime Puma 17.57 Lisa Cole 6 65512 Dapper Rapper 30.32 Brian Marsh 3 18221 Punch On Ruby 17.78 John McInerney 7 18575 Big Time Eden 30.42 Lisa Cole 4 22136 Idol Duke 17.63 Marcie Flipp Race 1: GO GLOW, MY KHLOE, BIG TIME SMILE $1685, C2, 305m 5 Avenue Kingsgate Hotel 6.28 Race 2: HOMEBUSH MAYCEE, BIG TIME QUEEN, 8 84457 Bigtime Rod 29.91 Lisa Cole 5 76441 Big Time Lorna 17.88 Lisa Cole 1 13247 My Pablo 17.92 Nathan Udy 6 31122 Funzalo 17.61 Bill Hodgson BARBAROSSA BOY $4030, C4, 520m 2 86815 Big Time Tina 17.63 Lisa Cole 8 racingtips.co.nz 7.58 7 33287 Justa Gift 17.62 J & D Bell Race 3: BIG TIME ABBI, MURMUR, BIG TIME SPOT 1 31771 Young Dumb Broke 30.57 Melissa Olden 3 78416 Token Vikkers 17.75 Nathan Udy 8 28287 Cookie Biscuit 17.73 Marcie Flipp Race 4: CRIMINAL JUSTICE, BIG TIME JONIE, 2 34352 Simply Smooth 30.27 Lisa Cole $2390, C4, 305m 4 44236 Hashtag Blessed 17.81 Nathan Udy EMERGENCIES: BIG TIME KEVIN 5 33548 Allegro Vey 17.75 Lisa Cole 3 23113 Big Time Trae 30.49 Lisa Cole 1 12124 Sedgebrook Comet 17.71 Fred Kite 4 16466 Big Time Fuzz nwtd Lisa Cole 9 28787 Bigtime Stella 17.42 Agent & Williams Race 5: BIGTIME ARCHIE, BIGTIME BRUNO, NOVA WILLOW 6 74751 Homebush Maycee 18.17 John McInerney 2 38214 Bees And Birds 17.68 Lisa Cole 10 25788 Waterloo Pink 17.66 Wendy Kite Race 6: OTIS, ZARA DAIKEN, BIG TIME BEAT 7 41585 Big Time Queen 17.90 Lisa Cole 5 42184 Bigtime Bailey 30.39 Lisa Cole 3 87248 Hip Hop Rapper 17.49 Brian Marsh 6 67722 Bigtime Archie 30.39 Lisa Cole Race 7: BIGTIME BENJI, ALLEGRO TAMMY, DAPPER RAPPER 8 24424 Barbarossa Boy 17.74 Brian Goldsack 4 15727 Sedgebrook Lover 17.69 Fred Kite 11 Wanganui Toyota Heat 2 9.16 7 53542 Bigtime Bruno 30.07 Lisa Cole Race 8: SUB TWENTY THREE, BIG TIME CHANCE, EMERGENCIES: 5 26156 Running Freer 17.69 Melissa Olden 8 35152 Nova Willow 30.19 Lisa Cole $2035, C3, heat, 305m DOOMSDAY 9 87574 Double What 17.79 J & D Bell 6 23421 Sub Twenty Three 17.63 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 1 63613 Born Quick 17.65 Marcie Flipp Race 9: BIG TIME LANTAO, BIG TIME BRIE, BIG TIME JIMMY 10 66777 Idol Steffie 17.62 Marcie Flipp 7 21566 Big Time Chance 17.58 Lisa Cole 9 71387 Big Time Amie 30.43 Lisa Cole 2 13663 Allegro Ella 17.73 Lisa Cole Race 10: IDOL DUKE, BIG TIME LORNA, FUNZALO 8 23251 Doomsday 17.64 K B Benson 3 Laser Plumbing 5.34 10 65454 Big Time Seth 30.16 Lisa Cole 3 88341 Light Cruiser 17.93 Brian Goldsack Race 11: BORN QUICK, ALLEGRO ELLA, FREE THINKER EMERGENCIES: $2860, C2, 520m 9 15655 Sedgebrook Sally 17.78 Fred Kite 4 48731 Free Thinker 17.84 Melissa Olden Race 12: WATERLOO GIRL, OUR TYSON, SOZIN’S DELIGHT 6 Adept Accountants 6.58 5 65114 Elusive Alibi 17.89 Richard Waite 1 64327 Allegro Pippa nwtd Lisa Cole 10 28847 Allegro Fern 17.62 Lisa Cole $1685, C2, 305m 6 66662 Big Time Flash 17.60 G & S Fredrickson 2 65271 Big Time Abbi 31.33 Peter Clark 7 41615 Gotcha Marshall 17.74 John McInerney 3 32723 Bigtime Maci 30.53 Susie Kite 1 42363 Giraffe Club 17.70 Lisa Cole 9 Palamountains Nutrition 8.19 8 41558 Haidee Bale nwtd S J Phillips 4 33454 Big Time Odette 30.32 Lisa Cole 2 62284 Zara Cheebee 17.62 Marcie Flipp $4735, C4/5, 520m 3 17535 Lucky Scar 17.88 Nathan Udy EMERGENCIES: 5 12111 Murmur 31.02 Lisa Cole 1 11425 Big Time Brie 30.03 Lisa Cole 6 23222 Big Time Spot 30.82 Lisa Cole 4 38552 Bigtime Honey 17.65 Lisa Cole 9 38545 Articulator 17.79 Bill Hodgson 5 81235 Manimal 17.77 Nathan Udy 2 61867 Big Time Jimmy nwtd Lisa Cole 10 85188 Chilli Ragnar 17.76 Nathan Udy 7 12612 Jilliby Sophia 30.69 Lisa Cole 3 57356 Big Time Baby 30.06 Lisa Cole 8 46711 Stormy Jay 30.51 Wendy Kite 6 71825 Otis 18.33 Kellie Gommans 7 83661 Zara Daiken 17.93 Nathan Udy 4 37621 Classic Rapper 30.50 Susie Kite 12 Book Your Function Heat 3 9.44 4 AON CPF Insurance 6.04 8 86621 Big Time Beat 17.73 D P Symes 5 11424 Big Time Anton 30.28 Lisa Cole $2035, C3, heat, 305m 6 16111 Big Time Lantao 30.29 Lisa Cole $2860, C5, 305m EMERGENCIES: 7 21213 Miss Potential 30.52 G & S Fredrickson 1 82855 Waterloo Girl 17.81 Wendy Kite 1 Welcome To Hatrick 4.48 9 87574 Double What 17.79 J & D Bell 2 66712 Our Tyson 17.84 Marcie Flipp 1 62531 Big Time Gwyn 17.59 Lisa Cole 10 76666 Eye Kno 17.77 W Woods 8 12636 Big Time Elsa 30.25 Lisa Cole $2860, C1/2, 520m 2 22454 Big Time Billie 17.65 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 3 67416 Sozin’s Delight 17.83 John McInerney 1 24525 Dangerous Di nwtd Kellie Gommans 3 11578 Bigtime Banjo 17.52 Lisa Cole 7 First Security 7.28 9 64673 Big Time Kobe 30.63 Lisa Cole 4 12674 Big Time Dusty 17.77 G & S Fredrickson 4 61345 Big Time Frosty 17.57 Lisa Cole 5 23728 Dynamite Danger 17.69 G & S Fredrickson 2 27667 Go Glow 30.73 Marcie Flipp $3325, C3, 520m 10 85688 Bigtime Daisy 30.44 Lisa Cole 3 38628 Big Time Rocket 30.75 Lisa Cole 5 61121 Trojan Hoarse 17.28 Lisa Cole 6 85357 Viking Ash 17.79 Nathan Udy 4 75677 Gray Bale 30.23 W Woods 6 37423 Criminal Justice 17.63 Melissa Olden 1 27825 Electrical Storm 30.46 Mark Goodier 10 Accell Canine Therapy” Ht 1 8.48 7 68165 Big Time Hazel 17.79 Lisa Cole 5 77562 My Khloe 30.40 Marcie Flipp 7 41112 Big Time Jonie 17.27 Lisa Cole 2 23373 Bigtime Benji 30.44 Lisa Cole 8 23716 Fool’s Russian 17.83 Lisa Cole $2035, C3, heat, 305m 6 56464 Big Time Smile nwtd Lisa Cole 8 41722 Big Time Kevin 17.58 Lisa Cole 3 71655 Big Time Harper 30.73 Peter Clark EMERGENCIES: 7 12488 Bigtime Alfie 30.09 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 4 13426 Cossie Cooper 30.35 Melissa Olden 1 53831 Bigtime Chris 17.53 G & S Fredrickson 9 56378 Idol Fancy Pants 17.77 Marcie Flipp 8 55253 Odnoc Ankie nwtd J & D Bell 9 83617 Bigtime Leo 17.75 Peter Clark 5 28237 Allegro Tammy nwtd Lisa Cole 2 74154 Allegro Kyle 17.76 D P Symes 10 8s687 Guru Secret 17.67 Agent & Williams
Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. 24 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020
Christchurch greys at Addington Friday Jetbet 3 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 Culvie Boy’s Syndicate 12.36 EMERGENCIES: 5 45622 Goldstar Aria 17.84 S & B Evans 2 14362 Little Secret 30.44 Lisa Waretini 9 58577 Miss Honey 17.35 Robin Wales 6 88374 Go Ladybird nwtd Robin Wales 3 32446 Goldstar Tudor 30.30 S & B Evans Race 1: OPAWA COOPER, LAYLA, DIAMOND HARMONY $2390, C0, 520m Race 2: DUBLIN EXPRESS, IT’S A BLUSH, GOLDSTAR LOVIE 10 86665 Homebush Dolphy 17.80 John McInerney 7 F5555 Amuri Josie 17.83 John McInerney 4 33685 Darla Bale 30.24 Craig Roberts Race 3: PAPA SMURF, ANGRY PETE, MAXIMUS SPEED 1 54565 Adobe Ninja nwtd Matt Roberts 8 11161 Trousseau 17.03 Jason Dunn 5 13217 Nighthawk Frenzy 30.70 Matt Roberts 2 55275 Othello Adobe nwtd Matt Roberts 5 Islington Tavern Dash 1.28 Race 4: ROCCO JEWEL, TAIERI FINN, PONTIAC PAT EMERGENCIES: 6 15275 Marvaha Bale 30.54 Craig Roberts 3 52373 Slippery Suzie nwtd S & B Evans 9 58577 Miss Honey 17.35 Robin Wales Race 5: TIGGERLONG PAT, FINAL AFFAIR, PRINCE ROHIT $1450, C1, 295m 7 31354 Shermo Bale 30.57 Craig Roberts 4 It’s A Blush nwtd J & D Fahey 10 86665 Homebush Dolphy 17.80 John McInerney Race 6: ROCK ON JOHN, ADELPHI, MAYHEM MADE 1 44447 Prince Rohit 17.47 John McInerney 8 11768 Punch On Buzz 30.27 John McInerney 5 Opawa Neville nwtd Robin Wales Race 7: TROUSSEAU, GOLDSTAR JAY JAY, GOLDSTAR ARIA 2 34572 Ohoka Carsen nwtd Lisa Waretini EMERGENCIES: 6 83442 Goldstar Lovie nwtd S & B Evans 8 greyhoundauctions.co.nz 2.21 9 35578 Goldstar Alaska 30.81 S & B Evans Race 8: YANIRA BALE, GOLDSTAR WHITEY, MISS HONEY 3 32483 Opawa Gypsy 17.79 Robin Wales 7 24 Dublin Express nwtd J & D Fahey $1450, C1, 295m 10 35762 Start The Show 30.02 Daniel Lane Race 9: CREME BRULEE, GOLDSTAR VALE, 8 47426 Adobe Junior nwtd Matt Roberts 4 65312 Tiggerlong Pat 17.38 Daniel Roberts GOLDSTAR PERRIE EMERGENCIES: 5 57633 Button It 17.43 J M McCook 1 68236 Yes Yes No 17.81 J M McCook 11 Murray & Hannah Sprint 3.12 Race 10: LETHAL LETTIE, GOLDSTAR TUDOR, MARVAHA BALE 9 86864 Nighthawk Wish nwtd Matt Roberts 6 62434 Goldstar Montana 17.47 S & B Evans 2 47667 Our Pat nwtd Robin Wales $1685, C2, 295m Race 11: TIGGERLONG DEMON, CARLOS, 10 78886 Adobe Turtle nwtd Matt Roberts 7 18F43 Final Affair 17.24 Jason Dunn 3 35817 Adobe Spinner 17.56 Matt Roberts HORSE RANGE OPAL 8 52565 Barrel Runner 17.72 Ashley Bradshaw 4 67821 Goldstar Whitey 17.45 S & B Evans 1 55427 Crushington 17.38 John McInerney Race 12: OPAWA LACY, BEES ARE BUZZING, MAJOR STORM 3 Dave Robbie Sprint 12.53 EMERGENCIES: 5 53667 Homebush Hero 17.78 John McInerney 2 32111 Tiggerlong Demon 17.31 Daniel Roberts 9 58577 Miss Honey 17.35 Robin Wales 6 76554 Donalbain 18.13 John McInerney $1365, C0, 295m 3 5211F Know Farewell 17.37 Garry Cleeve 10 86665 Homebush Dolphy 17.80 John McInerney 7 76455 Uncle Frank 17.82 Howard Anderton 4 67158 Mulberry Brit 17.43 Ken Cassidy 1 5 Papa Smurf nwtd J & D Fahey 8 35421 Yanira Bale 17.33 S & B Evans 5 36732 Justin Lincoln 17.46 S & B Evans 2 3 Angry Pete nwtd John McInerney 6 Shirley Vet Clinic Stakes 1.46 EMERGENCIES: 6 52673 Goldstar Halsey 17.33 S & B Evans 3 7 Raging Raccoon nwtd Corey Steele $2505, C1, 520m 9 58577 Miss Honey 17.35 Robin Wales 7 56372 Carlos 17.14 Robin Wales 4 8826 Diamond Empress nwtd Malcolm Grant 10 86665 Homebush Dolphy 17.80 John McInerney 8 31142 Horse Range Opal 17.45 Malcolm Grant 5 34326 Maximus Speed nwtd Craig Roberts 1 77165 Adelphi 30.69 J M McCook EMERGENCIES: 6 86778 Opawa Twirl nwtd Robin Wales 2 45335 Goldstar Beau nwtd S & B Evans 9 Flair Feature 2.38 7 28872 Homebush Cool nwtd John McInerney 3 14421 Rock On John 17.85 J & D Fahey 9 34248 Tonkawa 17.42 Mitchell & Smith $1800, C2, 295m 8 33543 Goldstar Lorenzo nwtd S & B Evans 4 52655 Mayhem Made 30.67 Ashley Bradshaw 10 32387 Smash Surprise 17.38 Malcolm Grant EMERGENCIES: 5 37525 Bundy 30.91 J M McCook 1 78247 Goldstar Vale nwtd S & B Evans 12 Protexin Sprint 3.32 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Dash 12.18 9 8 Homebush Roxy nwtd John McInerney 6 15557 Homebush Carra nwtd John McInerney 2 53726 Goldstar Perrie 17.27 S & B Evans 10 85677 Captain Tim nwtd Sharon Hindson 7 41556 Duke Of Argyll 31.01 Howard Anderton 3 41748 Creme Brulee nwtd Lisa Waretini $1685, C2, 295m $1365, C0, 295m 8 45258 Ohoka Megan 30.63 Lisa Waretini 4 73136 Our Cook 17.15 Robin Wales 1 15876 Goldstar Rebel 17.46 S & B Evans 1 26565 Homebush Brave nwtd John McInerney 4 Garrard’s Sprint 1.11 EMERGENCIES: 5 42166 Opa’s Joy 17.33 Ray Casey 2 37233 Bees Are Buzzing 17.28 J M McCook 2 85865 Impressive Chase nwtd John McInerney $1450, C1, 295m 9 15447 Nighthawk Thorn 30.72 Matt Roberts 6 84551 Goldstar Clover 17.25 S & B Evans 3 21473 Opawa Lacy 17.04 Robin Wales 3 6536 Little Kid nwtd J M McCook 10 58461 Dyna Xarvel 30.30 Craig Roberts 7 57155 Punters Kirsty 17.27 Robin Wales 1 74435 Pontiac Pat 17.35 John McInerney 4 36351 Taieri Snapshot 17.36 Ray Casey 4 5 Goldstar Royal nwtd S & B Evans 8 83416 Mulberry Minx 17.34 Ken Cassidy 2 82511 Rocco Jewel 17.19 Craig Roberts 5 42348 Ring Clown 17.19 Malcolm Grant 5 63545 Lucky Luciano nwtd Howard Anderton 7 Steve Anngow Dash 2.03 EMERGENCY: 3 44122 Taieri Finn 17.52 Ray Casey 6 61625 Mitcham Ryder 17.48 John McInerney 6 6 Diamond Harmony nwtd Malcolm Grant $1450, C1, 295m 9 85552 Goldstar Wynter 17.20 S & B Evans 7 Layla nwtd Jason Dunn 4 64764 Goldstar Galaxie 17.40 S & B Evans 7 33188 Horse Range Gold 17.47 Malcolm Grant 8 5233 Opawa Cooper nwtd Robin Wales 5 66645 Maybe Right 17.34 J M McCook 1 75165 Claws In Leo 17.57 Matt Roberts 10 Crate & Barrel Hotel Stakes 2.57 8 23444 Major Storm 17.29 Craig Roberts EMERGENCIES: 6 65423 Platonic Affair 17.47 Lisa Waretini 2 68556 Homebush Reed 17.52 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 9 87674 My Merit nwtd Allan Joyce 7 23485 Opawa Bud 17.69 Robin Wales 3 83776 Goldstar Jay Jay 17.24 S & B Evans $2860, C2, 520m 9 34248 Tonkawa 17.42 Mitchell & Smith 10 87768 Homebush Mist nwtd John McInerney 8 58541 Goldstar Slater 17.51 S & B Evans 4 6s844 Dorothy Be Good 17.66 J M McCook 1 11728 Lethal Lettie 30.30 Ashley Bradshaw 10 15454 Mulberry Rock 17.37 Ken Cassidy
New South Wales races at Moruya Friday Jetbet 18 TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections 11 268 Lenny’s Lad (12) 56.5 92 B El-Issa 8 132s0 Loose Wire dh (9) 55 86 Ms K Nisbet 6 619s9 Riverina Demand wh (9) 57.5 91 J Penza 6 86586 Charlie Royale dwh (8) 59.5 93 R Brewer Race 1: NAMARARI, SIDEARM, ICKSTA 12 5s333 Sidearm (2) 56.5 96 J Penza 9 2545s Micheal Oscar (4) 55 95 Ms J Taylor 7 48534 Newtown Belle (1) 56.5 98 L Magorrian 7 s8363 All Tiara cd (7) 59 100 B Mc Dougall 10 6s800 Quideem dh (1) 55 83 J Penza 8 85072 Sarzana tcdh (7) 56.5 95 Ms J Taylor Race 2: AHEAD START, THE TAPSTER, GRAND LUSITANO 2 Lexus Melbourne Cup Tour 4.40 8 28s83 Defy d (2) 58 94 L Magorrian Race 3: EL MAGNIFICENCE, LAUGHING OR CRYING, 9 65566 Glamour Cruise dh (6) 56 94 S Pollard 9 54861 Old Man’s Angel cdw (4) 58 94 B Loy 4 Batemans Bay Pest Control 5.55 10 68s33 She’s All In d (8) 56 97 DELACOUR $30,000, Maiden SW, 1020m 10 34s32 Liveinthefastlane d (9) 57.5 96 Ms E Hennessy (a2) Race 4: DANCERS OF DELPHI, APHRODOTTI, 1 5s7s Intuitive h (3) 57 77 B Mc Dougall $30,000, Maiden, 1200m B Ryan (a) HERE COMES KERMIT 2 30223 The Tapster h (6) 57 91 J Penza 1 Six Atee Ate (10) 59 87 N Heywood 6 Choices Flooring S’case 7. 10 11 31631 Clever Missile w (11) 57 97 Ms K Nisbet Race 5: DESTINY’S DEE DAY, SHE’S ALL IN, SHOW TICKETS 3 Ahead Start (2) 56.5 81 B Loy 2 Sundelago (3) 59 87 J Penza 12 01212 Trapper Tom w (5) 56 91 A Sweeney $30,000, Class 2, 1425m Race 6: WE’RE OFF, BOOM AND ZOOM, WILD CHAP 4 Dom Tycoon (15) 56.5 81 R Hutchings 3 0 Draconis (4) 58 83 R Hutchings 8 SCB Distr. & Rapid Clean 8.25 Race 7: PETALUMA, LIVEINTHEFASTLANE, ALL TIARA 5 2 Grand Lusitano (9) 56.5 100 4 9s6 Archie’s A Star (9) 57.5 94 R Brewer 1 7s621 Wild Chap (4) 61.5 96 Ms C Graham (a) Race 8: VIBRANT KNIGHT, PEPPINO, LEGISLATION Ms K Nisbet 5 40 Plucky Dan h (2) 57.5 91 B Loy 2 2136s Clever Man (12) 59 90 B El-Issa $30,000, C,H&Gs Benchmark 58, 1200m 6 55 Sonny (11) 56.5 86 B Spriggs 6 5s394 Think Rush h (12) 57.5 93 S Pollard 3 7s554 We’re Off db (7) 59 99 J Penza 1 008s6 Black Chilli w (6) 65 92 7 Blue Glass h (10) 55 81 M Travers 7 Here Comes Kermit (1) 57 90 A Layt 4 56323 Auburn Boy (2) 58 96 B Mc Dougall Ms J Del Frari (a4) 8 Danzadel (12) 55 81 S Pollard 8 5 Spectrometer (8) 56.5 95 L Magorrian 5 s2612 Hard Reality dw (6) 57 95 R Hutchings 2 12s79 Captain Solo dw (7) 62.5 99 R Hutchings 9 Grand Palazzo (16) 55 84 B Ryan (a) 9 54s Dancers Of Delphi h (14) 56 84 Ms M Kinny 6 9s900 Chicansalade t (5) 56.5 92 10 2 Linden (1) 55 96 Ms J Del Frari (a4) 10 5s4 Foreverede h (5) 56 96 Ms J Taylor Ms J Del Frari (a4) 3 83015 American Genius twhn (13) 62 95 11 Seelie Queen (4) 55 82 Ms C Graham (a) 11 8s Storm Current (13) 56 88 A Sweeney 7 4700s Buzz ‘n’ Joe d (10) 56 93 R Brewer 12 Wijdaan (8) 55 82 B El-Issa 12 Aphrodotti (15) 55 90 B Mc Dougall 8 2s424 Boom And Zoom wbh (8) 55 100 4 s1100 Vibrant Knight cw (10) 62 98 N Heywood EMERGENCIES: 13 36s7 Kimberley Rain (7) 55 100 B Ryan (a) S Guymer 5 47s73 Trumbo dw (14) 60.5 91 13 4 Areeba Spirit (13) 55 87 S Guymer 14 7 Yee Hing Princess (17) 55 86 B Ward 9 1343s Tribbiani h (1) 55 91 A Sweeney 6 80140 Gorush Lightning tdwh (17) 59.5 91 14 00s28 Miss Anarchy h (7) 57 78 EMERGENCIES: 10 44721 Kentucky Award c (3) 55 99 B Ryan (a) J Penza 15 4s Ruby Factor (14) 59 83 Ms J Taylor 15 8s6 Gwyn Arthur h (16) 57 88 11 67458 Shrug twh (13) 55 90 Ms J Taylor 7 74113 Peppino dwh (11) 59.5 93 16 7545s Call Me Artie (5) 56.5 82 16 2745s Karlaina (11) 55 87 12 48s08 Roy John d (9) 55 85 Ms N Burrells (a1.5) Ms A Mc Lucas (a2) 1 2EC Radio S’case Plate 4.05 17 75s7 The Banjo (18) 57 85 13 s0607 Pharaohs Rush th (11) 55 90 8 190s9 Vendome (5) 59.5 89 L Magorrian $30,000, Maiden SW, 1640m 3 Dollar Curtains S’case 5.25 18 3538s Post Free (6) 55 92 Ms E Hennessy (a2) 9 251 Noble Soldier t (1) 58.5 99 B Ryan (a) 10 3530s Refire w (4) 58.5 93 B Mc Dougall 1 s6426 Icksta h (11) 59 86 S Guymer $30,000, Class 3, 1020m 5 Bluey’s Kwik Kerb S’case 6.35 7 Bateman’s Bay Cup 7.50 2 s7s32 Namarari (8) 59 90 A Layt 1 9s521 El Magnificence cdw (2) 59 100 11 s7517 Renascence cn (2) 58.5 100 B Loy 3 33s65 Persian Front (7) 59 92 B Ryan (a) B Ryan (a) $30,000, F&M Benchmark 58, 1200m $35,000, Benchmark 66, 1640m 12 59s36 Romeo Vella d (16) 58.5 92 P Scorse (a) 4 73s0 Rangarush h (10) 59 87 M Travers 2 s316s Laughing Or Crying wh (7) 59 88 1 441s0 Talihina dw (4) 62 92 N Heywood 1 35471 My Blue Jeans dw (12) 62.5 90 13 8898s Halliday Road dw (8) 57.5 91 Ms J Taylor 5 33 Ricky Bobby (5) 59 100 R Hutchings B Mc Dougall 2 s2363 Lady Tycoon h (3) 59 98 S Guymer S Guymer 14 77505 Damagic tdw (18) 57 95 6 97246 Tactical Ploy h (1) 59 87 Ms J Taylor 3 5988s Dinner Lake (5) 58.5 84 R Hutchings 3 76644 Heavenly Thunder dwh (5) 58.5 98 2 54615 Izzy Looking Good twh (10) 61 97 EMERGENCIES: 7 507s9 Aunty (9) 57 82 Q Krogh 4 18s70 King’s Trust w (10) 58.5 92 S Pollard Ms K Nisbet Ms E Hennessy (a2) 15 43925 Legislation wh (9) 56 97 S Guymer 8 74954 Golden Eclipse (4) 57 89 R Hutchings 5 24s11 Delacour d (3) 55 96 B Ward 4 10s72 Show Tickets t (10) 58 100 B Mc Dougall 3 3s078 Pauldron dw (6) 61 89 R Hutchings 16 308s8 Excitable w (12) 55 91 9 0s86 Schinia h (6) 57 87 B Mc Dougall 6 36086 Skara Brae w (8) 55 88 S Guymer 5 890s3 Destiny’s Dee Day (2) 57.5 99 4 35111 Petaluma cw (1) 61 96 N Heywood 17 26469 Zariz No Other d (15) 55 91 10 79555 Le May (3) 56.5 84 Ms E Hennessy (a2) 7 4968s Physicality (6) 55 90 A Sweeney 5 07s61 Clergyman tdh (3) 60 94 J Penza 18 s0607 Pharaohs Rush th (3) 55 91
Melbourne races at The Valley Friday Jetbet 19 TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections 3 723s2 Fixated (5) 58 100 D Stackhouse 9 139s6 Pioneer River d (12) 59 96 M Zahra 3 27s28 Manhattan War dn (3) 60 85 E Brown 8 BCNA Pink Lady 11.45 Race 1: CRIMINAL, TANKER, OCEANOGRAPHY 4 32 Ice Ice Baby (12) 58 97 Ms J Kah 10 06231 Red Impulse w (16) 58.5 93 4 4s721 Hortense w (8) 59 88 M Zahra 5 Kermalaw (3) 58 84 L King (a) Ms M Lloyd (a3) 5 1s74s Meteorite tn (7) 59 94 L Currie $50,000, Benchmark 78, 1600m Race 2: FIXATED, ICE ICE BABY, VISCACHA 6 9s Land Of The Brave (4) 58 93 E Brown EMERGENCIES: 6 190s Ponga w (5) 59 87 C Douglas 1 10s0s Poet’s Landing dw (11) 62 75 D Bates Race 3: JUKILA, MASERARTIE BAY, NORTHERN VOYAGE 7 Shelby Cobra (2) 58 86 M Zahra 11 18s Ellis Park (6) 60 93 C Williams 7 1401s State Of Class dw (9) 58 86 2 19s76 Royal Performance (13) 62 94 Race 4: PIONEER RIVER, ELLIS PARK, PHOENIX GLOBAL 8 Vintage Icon (9) 58 84 R Tan 12 09005 Almas dwn (8) 60 90 J Maskiell C Rawiller (a3) W Price (a3) Race 5: ITZHOT, MOI CHOUX, MONETIZING 9 4 Viscacha (11) 58 97 D Lane 13 33s1 Rainbiel (11) 56 94 Dean Holland 8 37s04 Unicorny cdwn (4) 58 89 J Mott 3 s1126 Sovereign Award cwn (7) 61.5 100 Race 6: ROTATOR, DANE CLIPPER, METEORITE 10 Lisieux (10) 56 85 J Martin 14 21s63 Whowoodathort d (10) 58.5 93 L Nolen 9 3584s Dane Clipper (12) 57 93 C Williams Ms J Kah Race 7: EXCELMAN, LOOK SHARPISH, WAIRERE FALLS EMERGENCIES: 15 s3762 Count Of Carford d (9) 57.5 89 10 9s348 Cut It Out d (1) 56 89 D Stackhouse 4 2s222 Titan Blinders n (6) 61.5 97 C Williams Race 8: SOVEREIGN AWARD, TITAN BLINDERS, 11 6s Ronniejay b (13) 58 86 16 07122 Quiet Lucky dw (5) 56.5 93 EMERGENCIES: 5 24s92 Chuck A Luck db (16) 61 96 M Poy (a1.5) 12 0s Cleo Bay (6) 56 79 W Price (a) 6 31241 Design Rouge n (14) 61 95 D Yendall ZERO DOUBT 5 Kevin O’Neill Handicap 10.15 11 32914 Kurocaine d (16) 59 90 Ms M Lloyd (a3) Race 9: THE COMMONER, JUST ZERENE, WRITE ENUFF 13 77057 Sobriety (14) 58 88 12 s2231 Smart Design d (6) 58.5 100 D Lane 7 0383s Feel The Rush w (1) 61 96 J Allen 14 5 Sarodec (1) 58 93 $50,000, Benchmark 64, 1200m 13 0s355 Strike A Beau n (14) 58.5 87 8 68s33 Seberate cn (8) 61 97 L Nolen 14 s172s Rotator b (2) 56 95 M Rodd 9 s0s00 Starouz dw (2) 60.5 96 M Zahra 3 Zig Inge AM Handicap 9.15 1 120s3 Moi Choux wn (3) 63.5 95 C Rawiller (a3) 10 71540 Melodeon tcwn (10) 59 97 D Lane 2 1459s Indernile dwn (2) 62 90 P Moloney 15 2210s Kurnell dwn (13) 58 80 Ms C Hefel (a3) $50,000, Benchmark 78, 3000m 16 68426 The Sisters d (15) 56 84 EMERGENCIES: 3 108s0 Duecourse dw (11) 61.5 87 11 155s8 Think ‘n’ Fly dw (9) 60 97 D Oliver 1 49111 Maserartie Bay w (10) 60 97 J Allen Ms M Julius (a3) 7 David Webb Handicap 11.15 12 302s7 Nerve Not Verve twn (3) 57.5 97 L Currie 2 31412 Jukila w (6) 58.5 97 Ms M Payne 4 1315s Designer Chef dwn (6) 61 88 A Lynch 13 s8900 Mount Kilcoy (15) 59.5 89 M Rodd 3 13919 Roland Garros tw (2) 58 100 5 3110s Makfly (10) 60.5 83 $50,000, Benchmark 64, 2040m 14 s9071 Zero Doubt d (5) 59 95 Z Spain D Stackhouse 6 58s71 Red Octane d (15) 60.5 92 1 21144 Firstclass Dreamer w (2) 63.5 99 15 1012s Tolemac dwb (12) 59 93 Ms C Hefel (a3) 4 11547 Blandford Lad w (7) 56.5 99 J Maskiell Ms A Bryan (a3) M Cartwright (a3) 16 03s88 Creative Hero (4) 59 95 L Riordan (a2) 5 64132 Monmouth w (3) 56 94 T Nugent (a1.5) 7 19s72 Rapidora dwbn (16) 59.5 92 2 43172 Zouy’s Comet n (15) 62.5 92 6 63114 Transfer Allowance w (9) 56 94 D Bates D Stackhouse C Rawiller (a3) 9 Ladbrokes Easy Form 12.15 7 s4141 Northern Voyage w (5) 56 98 B Prebble 8 10s25 Monetizing w (7) 59 100 W Pike 3 2s912 Look Sharpish tn (5) 61 95 L King (a2) $50,000, 4yo & up Mares Benchmark 70, 8 41141 Wolfe Tone w (11) 56 91 B Allen 9 2926s The Stylist w (12) 59 94 J Mott 4 36sD2 Excelman wbn (9) 60 100 D Oliver 1000m 9 24414 Karakoram w (1) 56 91 J Childs 10 3315s Itzhot w (1) 58 92 D Oliver 1 Bill Badger Handicap 8.15 5 s0089 Yenhaab dw (3) 60 91 B Allen 1 56963 Fill The Flute cdwn (1) 62 93 W Price (a3) 10 s0757 So Able w (8) 56 91 L German (a2) EMERGENCIES: 6 4L435 Peace Brother w (13) 59.5 92 $50,000, 3yo Benchmark 64, 1600m EMERGENCY: 11 95226 Caribbean Pearl tdn (14) 58.5 89 2 1348s The Commoner cdn (3) 61 91 C Rawiller (a3) L Neindorf (a2) 3 02110 Balle D’Or dn (4) 60.5 97 M Zahra 1 0s754 Tanker (5) 62 91 T Nugent (a1.5) 11 21928 Wristband wb (4) 56 93 M Walker C Douglas 7 7s475 Viscosity dwn (11) 59.5 97 M Poy (a1.5) 12 8s891 Mister Hay Zee d (4) 60 89 E Brown 4 97s11 Beautiful Bee dw (7) 60.5 94 2 73141 Criminal dw (3) 60.5 100 W Egan 8 70832 Patricia Anne w (14) 59 94 W Gordon 4 Andrew Lemon AM 9.45 13 329s0 In Fashion d (13) 57 81 L Riordan (a2) Ms M Lloyd (a3) 3 5410 El Santo d (6) 59 88 W Price (a3) 9 51314 Piccatric (4) 58.5 97 W Price (a3) 5 2821s Mariamia dw (9) 60 94 M Poy (a1.5) $50,000, Benchmark 64, 1200m 14 18s00 Arienzo d (9) 56 83 4 941 Mr Roger d (4) 59 90 L German (a2) 10 4s767 Pina b (12) 58 97 J Allen 6 4251s Princess Flagrant cdwn (13) 59.5 90 15 4664s The Great Bratski dw (5) 56 89 EMERGENCIES: 5 821 Oceanography d (7) 59 93 J Allen 1 s009s Us Army Ranger w (15) 67 85 16 8s0s2 Unique Goldy dw (8) 57 87 L Neindorf (a2) 6 41 Seiners Express w (1) 59 88 J Childs C Rawiller (a3) 11 5s790 Obscura dw (6) 59.5 89 Ms M Julius (a3) 7 2215s Write Enuff dwb (10) 59 90 J McNeil 7 58s1 Trodaire (2) 59 94 D Oliver 2 s0537 Gennady dw (2) 62 96 L German (a2) 6 55 Second Challenge 10.45 12 78011 Cooter Cha Cha dw (8) 59.5 89 8 s11s3 Just Zerene d (5) 58 96 D Oliver 3 3104s Astraeus (13) 61.5 95 M Poy (a1.5) J Robertson 9 90s75 Geneva Diva w (2) 57.5 95 D Yendall 2 Tony Cassidy Plate 8.45 4 2s0s1 Chipsaredown w (7) 61 95 M Rodd $55,000, Benchmark 64, 955m 13 57547 Latin Beat w (1) 59.5 90 B Rawiller 10 5789s Screenager (8) 57 100 J Allen 5 21s01 Winning Red d (14) 61 92 J Allen 1 5729s Big Reel cdwn (10) 63 87 14 s0603 Kawabata tdwn (7) 57.5 88 J Noonan EMERGENCIES: $50,000, 3yo Maiden SW, 1200m 6 814s8 Phoenix Global dwn (1) 60.5 96 E Brown Ms M Julius (a3) 15 18353 Wairere Falls wb (16) 59 93 C Williams 11 27s10 Judgement dw (6) 56 98 Ms J Kah 1 Daunting Magic (8) 58 85 J Allen 7 26613 Starden Lass dw (3) 60 94 W Price (a3) 2 74920 Iknewshewasmine dwn (11) 62.5 91 16 s4356 One Hellofa Family dw (10) 59 92 12 s5741 Spears (12) 56 89 L King (a2) 2 8s322 Expectant (7) 58 89 J Noonan 8 9s121 Encircle d (4) 59.5 100 L Neindorf (a2) M Cartwright (a3) D Stackhouse 13 9439s Llessur d (11) 56 95 D Lane
Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. 25 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020
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Some rolled change, these guys and girls are super-sensitive sponsors Nadal, the coronavirus was unheard into tarpaulin covers that are folded at court- and unfortunately sometimes perception takes PARIS — Less than half a gram, or half the of. Wilson was, by then, already at work tailoring side when not deployed to shield them from a over from common sense. This is just one of weight of a dollar bill. a bespoke ball for the often warm, occasionally soaking, and where rain had puddled. those times.” That, according to their manufacturer, is the rainy conditions expected in May and June of “The damage is done but the reality is that, American player Jack Sock is among those almost infinitesimal weight difference between 2020, when the tennis world was due to jet into yes, some of those balls were literally in a who haven’t noticed. the old French Open ball that Rafael Nadal Paris for the second major tournament of the puddle,” Collins told the AP. “They should have “In general, if you gave me two different balls, I happily bashed in winning his 12th title last year year. been taken out of play.” couldn’t tell you which was lighter, heavier. I just and the new one riling him in his chase for No.13 The pandemic dashed all that. The French The language of tennis, where players use the go out and play,” he said after a straight-sets win at Roland Garros. Open got pushed to September, becoming the word “heavy” or, in Nadal’s case, “super heavy”, in his opening match. In cool, damp autumnal Paris, weather alien to last of only three Grand Slams this year, after to describe what they perceive to be a lack of “I’m not sure about the crazy difference that the native of a sun-kissed Mediterranean isle, the Wimbledon cancelled for the first time since bounce and kick off the surface that is topped guys are talking about.” balls play “like a stone”, Nadal grumbled even World War II. Instead of Paris in springtime, with the ochre dust of crushed bricks, has also And while No.2-ranked Nadal said it’s “not a before he had hit his first one in anger on the players got rain, cold, leaden skies and a wan fed into perceptions that the ball is unresponsive, good ball to play on clay, honestly”, and then clay courts, aiming to tie Roger Federer’s record sun that sets two hours earlier than in did in perhaps even unsuited or somehow flawed. added in Spanish that “with the cold, you can for men of 20 Grand Slam titles overall. May. Either confined to a sanitary bubble in But Collins says the ball’s specifications, finely imagine, it’s like a stone”, on the other end of But the ball manufacturer who oversaw their their hotels or labouring in wet-weather gear measured and also tested by the governing body the spectrum is No.7-ranked Alexander Zverev. development and testing is so convinced that and leggings on clay courts rendered sticky of tennis, tell a different story and that they’re Like Nadal, the German isn’t a Wilson player; his Nadal is wrong that he’s quietly crossing fingers and inhospitable, there has been considerable only very slightly different from the previous racket sponsor is Head. Yet Zverev has rejoiced that Spain’s “King of Clay” triumphs again, grumbling from some players, and the new ball Babolat balls that also got mixed reviews when at the change. despite the fact that he is sponsored by a rival has taken some of the brunt. they replaced Dunlop at the French Open from “For me, the Babolats were the worst balls of equipment maker, simply to prove that the balls “Some of those balls we were using, you 2011. all time. Because of that, for me, any other ball is are just fine. wouldn’t give to a dog to chew,” British player In development, unbranded Wilson balls were just progress,” he said in German. “We’re playing “Part of me is like, ‘Gosh, I hope Nadal wins, Dan Evans said after losing a five-set, three- blind-tested by players and repeatedly tweaked at 10 degrees, with drizzle. I think you can’t say just so it makes this a really moot point’,” Jason hour, 49-minute slog on the particularly sodden — through some 10 iterations, “it was very so much good or bad about the balls now.” Collins, the global product director for racket opening day. “It’s brutal. It’s so cold. I think the micro”, Collins says — until the final production Collins says early indications from Nadal’s first sports at Wilson Sporting Goods Co, said in an balls are the biggest thing. Maybe they got it a of what tournament director Guy Forget insists is match, a straight-sets win, were that the balls’ interview with The Associated Press. little wrong with the balls. It’s tough to get that “a very good ball”. speed off his topspin forehand, a favoured shot, “I’m very confident that when the dust settles ball to go anywhere.” “From a pure spec perspective, the balls are was faster than last year. on this event, the ball is not going to be what Plugged into the tournament from Chicago, virtually identical,” Collins said. “From a weight, “Tennis is a mental sport. He may be making Roland Garros 2020 is going to be remembered with TV coverage always on, Collins says from a rebound, from a size, from a deformation comments just to take pressure off himself,” he for.” that while “I don’t mean to defend Dan Evans perspective, they are very, very close. said. “A stone definitely wouldn’t be good for When the tournament announced the for his comments”, the feedback he got was “From a weight perspective, it would be less his game, but the good news is — this is not a selection last November of the Chicago-based that the problem lay in the way the balls were than half a gram,” he added. “Any time there is a stone.” THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY SUDOKU Friday, October 2, 2020 CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Kelly Ripa, 50; Sting, 69; Annie Leibovitz, 71; Avery Brooks, 72. Happy Birthday: SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made Protect your home, meaningful relationships and reputation. 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The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 SPORT 29 Dirt-track action revs up heart rate KARTING by Jack Malcolm accelerating down the long straight and into the first corner, a deceptively tight ON Sunday, I had the privilege to left-hander, is exhilarating. be invited to the first practice day of The dirt track leads to some interesting the Eastland Kart Club’s season, to try driving conditions that take a couple of karting for myself. laps to get used to, but once you’ve got With the weather about to pack in, the gist of it you can really push your everyone was racing against the clock limits. to get out on the track before the rain It takes a special effort to change ruined the fun. your mindset from focusing on “when Drivers were getting some laps in you think you should start braking for as the rain started to pick up, but the a corner” to “when is the latest you can track was becoming more slippery by the get away with braking and still avoid minute as it began to get muddy. crashing out”. Typically drivers grid up and have The karts are quick and nimble; racers some fun racing on practice day, but can get up to around 90 kilometres an with rough weather looming they opted hour down the start-finish straight. instead to get out on the track and get as With a lap of the almost-quarter-mile many laps in as they could. track taking less than half a minute, kart The tricky conditions led to some racing definitely raises your adrenalin exciting cornering as karts drifted and level and heart rate. slid around the bends with little to no Despite motorsport being infamously traction, their tyres bogged up with a expensive to compete in, karting is a layer of mud. relatively cheap entry point to the sport Unfortunately, the track started to — a second-hand kart can be bought for resemble an ice-skating rink in the wind as little as $1000. and rain and we had to pack up early as A big thank-you to Eastland Kart Club the conditions deteriorated. and its vice-president Robin Trueman for Despite a shortened day due to the helping set up the day, and to Mike White weather, it was a fantastic experience and for supplying a kart I could use for the one I’d do again. day. Eastland Kart Club is relatively new. Anyone interested in joining should Established less than a decade ago by the contact the Eastland Kart Club on its late Murray Michie, it is now in its eighth Facebook page. Its members are happy season of racing. to help and offer advice to budding KARTING IT: Gisborne Herald sports reporter Jack Malcolm gets the feel of kart The rush of adrenalin that comes from enthusiasts of the sport. racing at the Eastland Kart Club’s track in Aerodrome Road. Picture supplied SPORTS BRIEFS Victory for White Ferns BRISBANE — The White Ferns have ended a WEIGHING IT UP: 13-game losing streak to Australia with victory in Referee Paul the third T20 international in Brisbane. Tierney checks After losing the first two games and the series, the VAR screen the New Zealanders scored a five wicket win during an English after a superb bowling and batting effort from leg Premier League spinner Amelia Kerr. Kerr took 2 for 18 from her football match four overs as Australia finished on 123 for 7 after between Chelsea being asked to bowl first. Lea Tahuhu also took and Liverpool at two wickets. Stamford Bridge NZ were cruising in their run chase at 96 for Stadium this month. three in the 16th over, but looked wobbly after The Premier League losing Amy Satterthwaite (30 off 25) and Katey is asking football’s Martin (23 off 24) — who shared a 52-run stand lawmakers to allow — before Kerr stood tall again with a quickfire 18 more flexibility from 10 balls to get the visitors home with three and leniency for balls to spare. The two sides now meet in a three referees assessing match ODI series starting on Saturday. handballs. Australia have won 18-straight ODIs and can Picture by Michael equal the all-time record of 21 consecutive Regan/Pool via AP victories held by Ricky Ponting’s side in 2003 with a whitewash. — Radio NZ Another top finish for cyclist BELGIUM — The New Zealand cyclist Mikayla Harvey finished the best under-23 rider in the first of a series of races in Belgium. Harvey was 7th overall in La Flèche Wallone, the oldest of the three one-day races that form the Plea for handball leniency Ardennes Classic triple crown. She finished 11 seconds behind World champion Anna van der Breggen of the Netherlands who FOOTBALL by Rob Harris, AP Premier League referees, though, have to of the arm — rather than just being outside won the race for the sixth consecutive time. abide by the laws of the game formulated the body line — when determining whether “I was very excited to be racing the first of the LONDON — The Premier League by the International Football Association a handball should be penalised. Ardennes Classics today, because these types is asking football’s lawmakers to allow Board. There is, however, English influence “Where the arms are clearly used for of races really suit me. We were all prepared for more flexibility and leniency for referees on the panel that first met in the 19th balance and/or protection, it is less likely a very hard race and we gave it our all,” said assessing handballs after being told by century. The home nations in the United to be penalized,” the presentation slide Harvey. Even though we were only here with four players and managers that the current Kingdom — England, Northern Ireland, states. riders, the team worked very hard for me and regulations are too harsh. Scotland and Wales — have half of the That is also the case “where it is clear Niamh and brought us into a great position ahead England’s top division has fielded votes and world governing body FIFA has the player does not have the ability to react” of the finale.” — Radio NZ complaints after a number of incidents in the other four. and when the arm does not clearly block a the opening rounds of the season, including A clarification to the handball law in 2019 direct shot. Cacace picks up award that Eric Dier should not have conceded a stated that hands or arms cannot make a The Premier League’s interpretation penalty for Tottenham against Newcastle players’ “body unnaturally bigger”. of the law should also see players not WELLINGTON — Former Wellington Phoenix on Sunday when a ball came off his The Premier League hopes the laws of penalised if: player, Liberato Cacace, has won the Harry Kewell outstretched arm. the game could be updated and will ask — the “ball travels from close proximity Medal as part of the 2020 Professional Footballers Dier was penalised because his arm was IFAB for greater latitude. where the player has a limited opportunity Australia Players’ Awards. adjudged to be in an unnatural position Six of the 20 penalties awarded in the to respond”. Cacace was nominated alongside Wellington’s after jumping to challenge Andy Carroll for opening three rounds of the season have — the “player falls and the hand/arm Cameron Devlin and Adelaide United’s Riley the ball. been for handball. is between the body and the ground to McGree for this award, which recognises the The penalty — awarded after a VAR The Premier League has already support the body, but not extended laterally outstanding achievement of an under-23 footballer review — allowed Callum Wilson to score responded to criticism by encouraging or vertically away from the body”. in the A-League. and secure a 1-1 draw for Newcastle in referees to soften their interpretation of Based on the Premier League’s revised Cacace was acknowledged by his peers following stoppage time at Tottenham. handballs while still working within the spirit guidance for referees to interpret the laws, an impressive campaign with the Wellington “You cannot jump without your hands,” of the laws of the game. Victor Lindelof would not have conceded a Phoenix. In 25 appearances for the Phoenix he Dier told the BBC. “You cannot defend According to a presentation shared within penalty for Manchester United in a loss to scored three goals and an assist, which helped without using your arms to balance and the Premier League, referees have now Crystal Palace this month because his arm earn him a position in the PFA’s A-League Team of move, so it is what it is.” been told to consider the expected position was in a natural running position. the Season. Cacace is now playing in Belgium. 30 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020
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Electrinet Park Veterans SUNDAY — Men’s stableford: S Phillips GISBORNE-East Coast Veteran 33, A Pahina 31. Golfers Association is holding its Twos: S Phillips. men’s and women’s golf open from SATURDAY — Men’s stableford: R Sunday, November 8, to Wednesday, Moore 33 on c/b from E Parkin 33. November 11. Women, Meg Gordon Foursomes: J A stand-alone strokeplay Kerr and P Johansen 83-15-68. tournament will be played on the Twos: J Kerr and P Johansen. Sunday, and three days of matchplay, WEDNESDAY (September 23) — grouped by handicap, will follow. Women’s net-stableford: B Walker 87-16- The fields are limited to 64 men and 71-39. 48 women . . . first in, first served. Twos: F Hutton. Entrants must be over the age of 50 and be a member of a veterans’ golf COMING UP: SUNDAY, October 11, association. Peter Dow Trophy mixed pairs, 9am. COMING UP: TUESDAY, visit to Mahia Tolaga Bay Golf Club. Meet at Poverty Bay Golf Club’s Awapuni Links for a PLAY was abandoned as players 9am departure. The $20 fee for the day were delayed by a local fire. Round includes refreshments before and after. 2 of The Club Captains will now be played on October 4. COMING UP: SATURDAY, October 3, Poverty Bay women’s open day, 10am tee off. Women’s golf results — YESTERDAY — Freyberg Salver Tolaga Bay (combined stableford of drawn pairs): SUNDAY — Stableford: Mark Watts 36, Sally Spence and Jo Tietjen 71, on c/b Dan Maitai 32. from Rosie Willock and Marg Williams 71. Putting: John Hale (29 putts over 18 Nine-holers’ Chook Chase — holes). Best net: Chrissy McDonald 35. GRAND PERFORMANCE: Peter Clayton won the $1000 nearest-pin six-man Best gross: Marg Coleborne 46. challenge final that brought the Poverty Bay Open to a memorable conclusion. Clayton played more COMING UP: SUNDAY, OB and Harry MONDAY — Bisque Par: Jan Steele holes than any other player over the duration of the three-day tournament – 110. The nearest-pin final Trophy. +8, Vicki Fraser +7. was held on the 18th hole after the conclusion of all division finals. The six had two shots each from TUESDAY, veterans’ visit, 10am. Two: Kirsty Shaw. 110 metres away from the green, the closest pocketing the loot. Picture by Paul Rickard NZR disputes leaked document RUGBY would play six tests over five schedule in the days before it was weeks, with their last match on released. Junior crossword 1631 WELLINGTON — New Zealand December 5. But the minutes of a “It became clear to us Rugby is disputing a leaked Sanzaar chief executives’ meeting, probably in the few days before 12345 document that appears to show obtained by news organisations the announcement that the it had advance knowledge of the in Australia and New Zealand, Australians had certainly changed Rugby Championship schedule appear to show New Zealand their tune,” he said. that has become the latest flash agreed to the six-week schedule “And in a day or so before or the point in a fraught relationship and a December 12 final match. night before, that’s when it gained with neighbour Australia. New Zealand also appeared real traction. We were surprised 6 78Rugby Australia chairman to agree to the release of the by the media releases circulating.” Hamish McLennan has said the schedule on September 24, after Robinson also objected to relationship with New Zealand is which it claimed to have been McLennan’s claim the relationship at its “lowest ebb” after a recent “blindsided” by the release and between Australia and New series of disagreements, including December 12 date. Zealand is at its lowest ebb. New Zealand’s plan to establish NZR chief executive Mark “With regards to Australia, 9 10 an eight-team transtasman Super Robinson insisted in interviews (NZR chairman) Brent (Impey) Rugby tournament which would with reporters yesterday that his and I were on a phone call with include only two Australian organisation had not signed off on Hamish and (RA chief executive) 11 teams. the schedule as released. Rob (Clarke) as recently as 10 The relationship suffered “We didn’t agree to the schedule or 12 days ago where they were further damage when Australia and don’t agree to the schedule, or inviting us to be hosted and to 12 13 14 15 and Southern Hemisphere the announcement,” Robinson said. come and stay with them and governing body Sanzaar released “Ordinarily, under Sanzaar enjoy hospitality,” he said. “I think a schedule for the Rugby 16 joint venture that means things it’s a bit of bluster, to be honest.” Championship in Australia which aren’t decided or announced until New Zealand’s relationship would have the All Blacks playing there is unanimous support for with South Africa has also been 17 18 their last match against the anything such as this. strained by its decision to move Wallabies on December 12. “All I would say is that in any ahead with plans for a Super That would mean All Blacks forum we have been in, there has Rugby tournament next year players, who would have to spend been no agreement to play in the which would not include the 14 days in managed isolation tournament on December 12 at Springboks because of coronavirus on their return to New Zealand, any time and at any meeting. We border restrictions. 19 would still be in quarantine on have been very clear around that South Africa has blamed New Christmas Day. and any correspondence on our Zealand’s move for its decision New Zealand Rugby has end. That’s something we have to quit the current four-nation repeatedly said it believed it had been very consistent with.” Super Rugby competition to play Across Down an agreement with Australia Robinson said Rugby Australia in the Northern Hemisphere next and Sanzaar that the All Blacks had “changed their tune” over the 1. A woodworker (9) 2. Living (5) season. — AP 6. Where arm and hand join 3. Tame animals (4) (5) 4. Said “yes” using the head Nadal and Thiem advance 7. When asleep you might (6) _____ (5) 5. Vote into power (5) TENNIS The clay court master played games in a row to move two sets deep, using his forehand to up and despite some resistance 9. A restaurant cook (4) 6. Knock these down in cricket IT was business as usual as devastating effect to set up a from his opponent early in the third 10. Defeated (6) (7) Rafael Nadal continued his quest meeting with Japanese Kei Nishikori set, he had no trouble improving his 12. 8. for a record-extending 13th French or Italian Stefano Travaglia. win-loss record at Roland Garros Follows seventh (6) An hour has sixty ____ (7) Open title with a 6-1 6-0 6-3 US Open champion and last to 95-2. 14. A small round mark (4) 11. A sculpted igure (6) crushing of American Mackenzie year’s runner-up at Roland Garros, Nadal looks to be on a semifinal 17. 13. McDonald to reach the third round. Dominic Thiem, survived a third-set collision course with Thiem, whom he Perfume (5) Grass colour (5) The Spanish second seed, also wobble to beat American qualifier beat in the past two finals in Paris. 18. A ladder’s steps (5) 15. A furry black and white looking to equal Roger Federer’s Jack Sock 6-1 6-3 7-6 (10-8) to The Austrian world No.3 needed 19. record of 20 men’s singles grand book his third-round spot. just 25 minutes to break former Clothing worn next to your endangered animal (5) slam titles, was never troubled on After No.236 McDonald won the top 10 player Sock three times and body (9) 16. Get bigger (4) court Philippe Chatrier. second game, Nadal bagged 11 storm through the first set. — AP
1. Quickest, 7. Thief, 8. Sheep, 9. Eating, 10. Frog, 12. Push, 14. Little, 17. Erase, 18. Toast, 19. Students. 1. Quiet, 2. Infant, 3. Kiss, 4. Spear, 5. Attempted, 6. Spaghetti, 11. Kitten, 13. Start, 15. Tears, 16. Mend. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 1, 2020 SPORT 31 Girls’ High dominate competition NETBALL by Jack Malcolm GISBORNE Girls’ High School Junior A were on a tear in First Grade netball this year. Their coach Tanya Owen said they dominated the competition, COMFORTABLY winning every game comfortably. OUT IN FRONT: They were playing against Gisborne Girls’ adults in the fourth tier of local High School senior netball, and held their own Junior A won comfortably. every game “No team came within 15 or 20 they played in goals,” Owen said. Gisborne netball’s “We played with structure. First Grade “They struggled to stay focused competition. at training, knowing they were They are, back dominating the grade, but we (from left): Te set individual and unit goals to Arai Waihape- make sure we stayed on task and Matthews, Skye improved with each game.” Huhu, Skylah Owen has been coaching the Nikora, Casey Taste One High School Old Girls Dewes, Taina premier team, after retiring from Kaden-Wyllie playing three years ago. and Tanya Owen “I previously played premiers for (coach). Front: 15 years . . . I thought it was time Kassie Owen, to ‘hang the boots up’. Silke McNaught “It was hard gaining respect as a and Jayla Waru. coach instead of as a player.” Picture by Paul Owen started coaching in the Rickard Girls’ High programme after her daughter started school there. Typically Girls’ High junior netball teams don’t travel for competition, but this year they did. The team travelled to Hawke’s They beat Havelock North High Napier Girls’ High by four goals. who had a comparable skill level to lesson for the girls, who were able Bay for an interschool exchange to School and Taradale High School, Owen said it was “really good” her team. Even though Gisborne to learn from their mistakes and play teams of similar ability. the latter by 50 goals, and lost to to play against teams like Napier, Girls’ High lost, it was a good improve their game. 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. 30782-04 1 Oct, 2020 MIDNIGHT TONIGHT GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Friday Saturday R Oct 2 Oct 3 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Tauranga 3 17 0 Hicks Bay 3 17 Te Puke 35 22
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POWERBOATING by Jack Malcolm didn’t eventuate. It’s a “fun” sport, but she gets February 13. On Sunday, the boats “They had a better boat, better for thrown around a lot because of her will embark on a 100-nautical-mile GISBORNE’S Molly-Kaye the conditions,” Molly-Kaye said. size . . . she’s smaller than a typical race up the coast. They’re expected to Lankshear was the only woman to “We’re faster in a straight line, but racer. get almost as far as Tokomaru Bay compete in the New Zealand Offshore at the corners, we struggle.” “You get bumps and bruises,” she before they turn back to Gisborne. Powerboat Series last year. The name for the boat was Molly- said. Chris Lankshear said it was Her skills were recognised at the Kaye’s idea. She said she wanted “After the season my calves are typically quite hard to get open-ocean weekend with the award of co-driver something with “child” in it because almost black (with bruising) from racing on the calendar. Sponsors of the year for all classes in her rookie she was still one herself. racing.” preferred racing close to shore that season. She also won a share of the Her earliest memories are of While it looks “cool” when a boat was better for spectators. rookie team of the year award. travelling the North Island watching takes to the air, racers want to keep He was excited about the open- She races with her father and boat racing; it had been a dream of their boat in the water and out of the ocean race, which was closer to driver Chris Lankshear in the 70mph hers to compete ever since. air as much as possible, Molly-Kaye the origins of the sport of offshore class. Last season they were second She had a go in several boats says. powerboat racing. on overall points in their class as belonging to family friends to make Pressure has to come off the throttle He wanted to thank the event Hamilton boat Equalizer won every sure she wanted to pursue it before completely if the boat becomes sponsors, some of whom had race. her father invested in one so they airborne, otherwise severe damage supported it for years. Competing for Out East Racing could race as a duo. can be done to the motors, which need “Rather than put money into our in their boat Wild Child, Chris and With the higher classes of boats to be in the water to function correctly. boat, our emphasis is to put it into the Molly-Kaye Lankshear had difficulty worth north of $1 million, it’s no Next year, Gisborne will host a two- event,” Chris Lankshear said. keeping pace with their small investment, and despite their day event, Round 1 of the offshore It was great to get so much local opponents because the craft being several classes lower she powerboat series. The more standard support, from the volunteers who sat boat was designed estimated the cost of getting it in style of event — boats racing around a out in the bay on marshal boats to for rougher race the water was between $50,000 and circuit close to shore for half an hour those who helped organise and run conditions, which $60,000. at a time — will be held on Saturday, the street parade for the boats.
OFFSHORE POWERBOAT AWARDS: Chris Lankshear and daughter Molly- Kaye with the trophies received at the New Zealand Offshore Powerboat Series prize-giving, for co-driver of the year and rookie team of the year. Picture by Liam Clayton
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