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PAGES COVID-19: 8-9, 13 • Cabinet to discuss mandatory mask use • Research shows no need for Level 4 lockdown • Covid-19 beef claims not NZ Uawa’s Manaia Garrett won the Tumeke Talent 2020 trophy and $1000 cash at yesterday’s live screening of kids’ TV programme What Now in Tokomaru Bay. The Tolaga Bay Area School student comes from a musical family and grew up jamming with his products: PM grandfather. Manaia performed Colour Changes, an original from the band he is in — TK Rhythm. Manaia said it was a song • Talks with vaccine that brought people together. Judge Jason Fa’afoi said he was honoured to listen to him and admired him for playing the guitar as well as singing onstage. “He’s a real quiet guy but watch out for this dude, you did yourself proud.” Up to 500 people were in makers as US the crowd, including those who filled the free buses from Gisborne, and adding to the 36-strong What Now crew. Tairawhiti kids cases surge got to take part in What Now games and get on TV. STORY ON PAGE 2 Picture by Liam Clayton TRIPLE TRAGEDY Woman, two children killed in crash near Te Araroa

THREE people were killed “The three people in it had traffic for some hours. Transport Agency asked 400 homes in the Patutahi and this morning when a vehicle left passed away when we arrived.” The police Serious Crash Unit motorists to take extra care and Muriwai areas. State Highway 35 just north of The vehicle was on its roof on from Gisborne was called to the expect delays at the crash site. “We had the power back on Te Araroa, hit a tree and rolled. the side of the road when the scene to start an investigation. Meanwhile, there were two to most of them in about 30 The victims were a woman first fire crew got there. “This was a single-vehicle vehicle crashes in the Gisborne minutes,” an Eastland Network and two children believed to be Te Araroa and Tikitiki crash,” a police spokesman said. area over the weekend. spokesman said. from the East Cape area. firefighters responded, along “We had the road open to The first happened at around “It was off for about 13 Emergency services with police. St John Ambulance one lane for a while but due to 9.30am on Saturday when a customers until the pole was responded to the crash at from Ruatoria was also called the number of ‘rubberneckers’ vehicle left Wharekopae Road replaced later that day.” about 5.45am. It happened out. coming to have a look we had to near Patutahi Golf Club and hit The other crash happened at near Tokata Road just past St John Ambulance officers shut it down completely.” a power pole. about midnight on Saturday. Karakatuwhero Bridge. pronounced the victims dead at He indicated the Coast “Power lines came down but “A car left Moana Road, State “The four-wheel-drive Land the scene. highway would remain closed fortunately no one in the vehicle Highway 35, at Wainui and Cruiser vehicle had left the The state highway was possibly until mid-afternoon at suffered any injuries,” a senior went into the dunes. road and crashed into a tree,” a blocked immediately after the the earliest. firefighter said. “Again, there were no senior firefighter said. crash and remained closed to all Waka Kotahi New Zealand The incident cut power to injuries.”

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GETTING GUNGED: A bucket of gooey gunge is thrown into en enthusiastic crowd at the live screening of TVNZ kids’ programme What Now at Tokomaru Bay yesterday. Hundreds of people gathered to enjoy the final of the Tumeke Talent singing contest and various games and activities. These invariably involved being “gunged” or “foamed”. Among the “victims” was (far right) Tokomaru Bay Four Square owner Chris Beard, pictured copping a blue gunging. Manaia Garrett, who features on the front page, was the Tumeke Talent final winner. The other three finalists were Tikirau Akuhata- Brown Taiapa (pictured right); Eden Hewson (in white outfit); and James Maynard-Wilson (below right). Pictures by Liam Clayton

Coast talent on song at What Now’s Tumeke Talent final by Sophie Rishworth said it made it a hard job for him. He loved Manu — written by relative and award-winning Lana Davy said the show was a culmination of the setting for the live show so much he said singer-songwriter Rob Ruha — is from Onepoto all the hard work the children had put in over the THE What Now Tumeke Talent live TV show he would happily judge people hanging up in Wharekahika/Hicks Bay. last two months. went off with a bang, splash, gunge bucket and a their washing onstage if it was being filmed in The singing competition, which started “We are proud to have supported this kaupapa foam yesterday morning in Tokomaru Bay. Tokomaru Bay. in September, showcased the talents of this that directly impacts on the communities and After six heats and two semifinals, the four The other finalists were James Maynard- region’s tamariki. It was also the first time in relationships within our region.“Hosting a live finalists of Tumeke Talent took the stage with Wilson, Eden Hewson and Tikirau Akuhata-Brown What Now’s 40-year history, a full live show had show in Tokomaru Bay allowed for tamariki to plenty of nerves to go around. Taiapa. been filmed in Tairawhiti. see what potential career paths are out there and It was a close competition, said judge and James, from Kaiti School, performed Shallow Trust Tairawhiti was the core sponsor of the ensured our whanau up the Coast could enjoy a former What Now presenter James Fa’afoi. — the Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper — and event that brought 36 crew members of the massive event like this more easily than if it had Manaia Garrett, from Tolaga Bay Area School, belted out the chorus to cheers from the television show from its base in Christchurch to been held an hour away in town.” won the top prize and $1000 cash. He performed 500-strong crowd. the East Coast. She also wanted to give “a massive mihi” an original song — titled Colour Changes — Eden, who is from Tikitiki, loves to sing and Funding from the trust helped support the to Lillian Ward (Gisborne District Council area while playing an electric guitar given to him by is a leader in her kapa haka group, performed Te nine-week singing show that attracted hundreds liaison for the East Coast), who worked with Trust his grandfather. Aho Mai Ra. of tamariki. Tairawhiti as the connection to the Coast and The other finalists were all so good, Jason Tikirau, who introduced himself and sang Ka Trust Tairawhiti event development manager made it all happen on the ground. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 NEWS 3 Buying Banks St properties for plant extension Museum GISBORNE district councillors have decided “significantly more” if council was to lease Council chief financial officer Pauline to buy two Banks Street sites, where the the land from GHL and once the wastewater Foreman said the effect on rates would be less wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) extension extension is built the only way to capture than if the properties were leased. will be built, from Gisborne Holdings Ltd (GHL) commercial returns would be by “passive land Cr Pat Seymour drew attention to the meets most in a decision councillor Bill Burdett describes valuations”. recommendation from Ms Foreman that the as “sound commercial sense”. Other options before councillors, but not costs of interest and principal would be lower Councillors sitting as the finance and recommended by staff, were the existing than any payments owed to GHL. targets over performance committee accepted a staff situation of leasing the land from GHL, or for Councillors agreed to approve a forecast recommendation to purchase numbers 25 and the council to lease for a short term and to debt for 2020-2021 of $95.7m to enable 27 Banks Street, which are valued at $1.63 review the situation “in a few years”. purchase of the Banks Street properties busy year million, by raising loans. Cr Burdett said it was important for the although that was outside the debt threshold The wastewater plant extension will be built council to control the critical asset. of $85m for years 1, 2 and 3 of the 2018-2028 on these sections, with council ownership All the land where the existing wastewater long-term plan. TAIRAWHITI Museum enjoyed high visitor being seen as improving the financial benefits plant was located was owned by the council. They agreed not to amend the debt threshold numbers in a “disruptive” 2019-2020 year to both itself and GHL (collectively known as Cr Meredith Akuhata-Brown asked how the over that period as there is a higher debt dominated by Covid-19, says director Eloise The Group). recommendation would require rates to rise to provision of $105m in year 4 to accommodate Wallace. It would otherwise cost The Group cover interest and principal payments. costs from the WWTP disinfection stage. Mrs Wallace was presenting the museum’s annual report to Gisborne district councillors sitting as the finance and performance committee. It had been a busy year with Tuia 250 and other events linked to James Cook’s arrival in 1769, but HAPPY IN HIS WORK: Dennis Saywell, of Dawson a good year with the support of the community, Building, putting up the framework of Hospice Tairawhiti’s new council and stakeholders, she said. Most targets 750-square-metre building which will allow it to offer more of its had been met. Her written report said there had been services to the community. Work started in June and the roof should be 40,325 visitors during the year (ending June 30) on and the building wrapped before Christmas. The building is expected compared to 45,074 during the previous year. to be finished by about April. Fundraising will continue for its fit-out. The number of New Zealand visitors had Picture by Rebecca Grunwell increased two-or-threefold compared to the 2018- 2019 year. The museum received a 91 percent approval rating, which made it one of the highest-rated community facilities in the district. Mrs Wallace said the Government had renewed the indemnity on the Tu te Whaihanga exhibition, meaning it would still be at the museum next year. The exhibition consists of 37 taonga loaned from European museums. They are items that were traded with, and gifted to, British explorer James Cook’s crew and Raiatea arioi, Tupaia, in 1769. Replying to a question by councillor Bill Burdett, Mrs Wallace said roof repairs had been completed and staff were taking a proactive role with the council to keep on top of maintenance issues. The museum made a profit of $102,267 before depreciation and an audited loss of $9440. External grants totalled $365,000, council funding $722,000, Ministry of Education funding $181,000 and other revenue from shop sales donations and other income totalled $117,000. Mrs Wallace paid tribute to kaumatua Hohi Ngapera Te Moana Keri Kaa, Temple Isaacs and Eruera (Buddy) Smith, who died during the year. They had provided many years of “guidance, wisdom and support”. Mayor Rehette Stoltz said the facility was more than a museum; it was a hub of the community. Only the previous Sunday, she had attended the museum-hosted launch of Jean Johnston’s book Ambitious Gisborne Women.

Conviction, $127,400 fine upheld for forestry company’s Appeal rejected resource consent breaches

DEFUNCT company DNS kilometres from Gisborne in increased in the five-month council sought leave, and was that decision for the withdrawal Forest Products Limited has the headwaters of the Waihora duration after the contractors granted it, to withdraw all of charges against the two other failed in its appeal against its Valley. quit. charges against Logic and A&R. companies and therefore the conviction and the $127,400 fine Ninety percent of the forest is A&R and Logic were also No reason was recorded and court could not consider the imposed on it for pollution it classified as this region’s most initially charged by the council. due to timing rules, the charges appeal on a basis they were caused during storms in June erosion-prone and known to be DNS’ guilty plea was the result cannot be laid again. effectively guilty or that their 2018. vulnerable in extreme adverse of a deal in which South Pacific Justice Ellis said neither she level of culpability could be In a recently-released decision, weather. was to be relieved of the charges nor Judge Dwyer knew the exact assessed. High Court Judge Rebecca Ellis Since early 2017, DNS was against it (which it was) and Mr reasons for the charges being “Rightly or wrongly, neither upheld Judge Bryan Dwyer’s responsible for operations in the Sun would give evidence against withdrawn. It was likely due to A&R nor Logic have been refusal to discharge the company forest, owned by South Pacific Logic and A&R. a prosecutorial decision as to convicted of any offence (and so without conviction and the fine Forestry Holdings Ltd. Both Details of the agreement sufficiency of evidence and an are not ‘other offenders’). Neither he imposed along with reparation are Auckland-based companies included a concession that DNS assessment of the public interest has been sentenced or “otherwise of $6500 to an affected owned and controlled by Mr should have reviewed the state in the prosecution continuing. dealt with” following a finding or neighbouring land owner. Daning Sun (DNS is now in of the forest and in doing so In appealing the DNS plea of guilt,” she said. Gisborne District Council liquidation.) would have become aware of conviction and sentence, counsel “The fact that blame of some charged DNS, along with The council issued resource the need for logging debris and Matthew Atkinson’s arguments (non-criminal) kind may be laid several other forestry companies consent for harvesting at Makiri sediment to be pulled back from centred on the legal principle of at the feet of A&R and Logic throughout the region, after to DNS in late 2016. DNS landing edges, and the need for parity. for other defaults and breaches heavy rainfall over two contracted A&R Logging Limited water controls to be reinstated; Mr Atkinson contended A&R is neither here nor there. That consecutive weekends in June (A&R) and Logic Forest Solutions that DNS’ offending was not and Logic were as culpable submission falls at the first 2018 revealed widespread (Logic) to do the work but those deliberate or reckless; and that as DNS and accordingly DNS hurdle, namely that A&R and non-compliance with resource companies quit in January, 2018, DNS was not responsible for should be treated the same way. Logic have not been convicted consents issued for harvesting. after a commercial dispute. deficiencies in the construction of If the High Court did not of any such failings — they DNS pleaded guilty to a charge Post-harvest remedial work roads (including water controls) consider a discharge without cannot be taken into account. of discharging contaminants — required by the resource consent and landings – it had no reason conviction appropriate, it should While DNS may well have logging debris and forestry slash was unfinished. to doubt Logic’s assurances that at least adjust the level of fine to private remedies against them — on to land in circumstances Failure to complete that work those features had been built reflect parity, Mr Atkinson said. for those breaches, that can have where it entered water within ultimately caused the pollution correctly. But Justice Ellis disagreed, no bearing on the appropriate Makiri — a 493-hectare to which DNS pleaded guilty, the But about a week after DNS saying it was “neither desirable sentence for DNS,” Justice Ellis plantation forest about 38 company accepting its culpability entered its guilty pleas, the nor possible” to second-guess said. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES Deaths

SANSON, Logan Deaths Matthew. — On 14th November 2020, AFFIRMING: HAWKINS, Valerie peacefully, at home, Eastland Tree Pattison (nee Smyth). aged 91 years. Much Clearance — (90 yrs, 1930-2020). loved husband and Project On 13th November soulmate of Joan of 60 graduates 2020, after a short years. Loved father of Tahana illness, at Gisborne Jim and Rachel, Peter Kinghazel, Hospital, our dear Mum and Amna, Kathleen, Khaileb Harvey passed away peacefully. and Annette. Loved and Pakanga Much loved wife of grandfather of Thomas Te Whitu, with Maurice (dec), and and Adeline, Lizzy and Toni Sadlier from treasured Mum of Ross, John Manomay, Eastland Tree Lesley and Ron, and great-grandfather of Amelia, Cricket, Care. Spencer and Jenny Picture supplied (Perth), Richard and Eleanor, Roy and Kathy (Sydney), Rocky Abigail. and Sally, and Chris and “Forever with us.” Lucie. Adored “Granny The funeral service Val” to her 12 will be held at Evans grandchildren. Chapel, Ormond Road, Treasured by her at 1pm on Thursday remaining sister Bev. 19th November, She will be sadly followed by private missed by the Smyth cremation. whanau and will always - Evans Funeral be remembered with Services Ltd FDANZ great love. www.evansfuneral.co.nz Mum’s funeral service will be held at SWAN, Helen Anne Mangapapa Church, (Anne). — Passed Atkinson St, at 1.30pm away on 13th Novem- Thursday 19th Novem- ber 2020. Loved wife of ber, followed by private 60 years of Ian. Mum of cremation. Judith, Pam and Kevin, Roger and Leah, Dawn and Martin. Loved LANCASTER, Nanna of Gary, Robert, Logan and Nat. Multiple gains from William George (Bill). —Passed away The funeral for Anne peacefully, on the 15th will be held at Evans of November, at Chapel, Ormond Road, Gisborne Hospital. at 1pm on Tuesday 17th Dearly loved husband November, followed by of Rose. Beloved Dad private cremation. tree-clearing project of Suzanne and Grant - Evans Funeral Fisher (Whitianga), and Services Ltd FDANZ Bruce and Kasey www.evansfuneral.co.nz THE Eastland Tree Clearance Project Project participants have upgraded including training time. Work involved Lancaster (Gisborne). has been a life-changing experience their driver’s licences, as well as getting scrub clearance under and around Much loved Grandad to for the 25 people who took part, with licences for wheels, tracks and rollers. powerlines across the Eastland network. Kes, Petra, Jade, Trent In Memoriam a number going on to secure full-time They received training in first Candidate Tahana Kinghazel said and Luke. employment or apprenticeships. aid, with qualifications in Growsafe, being part of the project had been a life- In accordance with The graduates received certificates traffic control and STMS (site traffic changer for him. Bill’s wishes, a private MILL, Esther May acknowledging the work done and skills management supervision), as well as “I’ve been able to get lots of new skills cremation has been Mum, today, 1 year ago gained through the project at a special achieving unit standards in chainsaw and have been offered an apprenticeship held. Will be dearly my world changed celebration. and light utility vehicle use, and health with Eastland Tree Care.” missed. In Lieu of forever. The project was a collaboration and safety. Another candidate, Khaileb Harvey, flowers, donations to You left and took half between Eastland Group, regional lines Two candidates also completed Mates said one of the best things for him was the Cancer Society my heart with you. company Eastland Network and local of Tairawhiti Connector training. getting his full driver’s licence. He was a Gisborne East Coast, tree contractors Advanced Tree Solutions “The success of the project is a result displaced forestry worker and had now PO Box 708, Gisborne You are always on my 4040, would be mind and I will forever and Eastland Tree Care. of our project delivery team and the been re-employed in the forestry sector. appreciated. miss you. It was part of the $23.755 million relationship they developed with the Each of the people who took part in the Tairawhiti Economic Support Package candidates and the contractors, giving project was a displaced worker registered To celebrate Bill’s Your daughter. Xxx life, a gathering of Redeployment Programme, which wraparound support throughout the with the Ministry of Social Development friends and family will EDWARDS, employed 236 displaced workers. process,” Eastland Group business (MSD). be held at 129 Riverside Spencer Leonard The intention was to redeploy people development general manager Alice MSD work broker Daljeet Cameron Rd, 2pm, Saturday 21st who were out of work, unemployed or Pettigrew said. said it had been a rewarding experience Left us 19 years under-employed due to the impact of “They were very hands-on and got to November. ago today. to see so many people gain new skills - Evans Funeral Covid-19. know each individual over the duration and confidence through the project. Services Ltd. FDANZ Many happy The overall programme was managed of the project. “This has a wider effect and benefits www.evansfuneral.co.nz memories remain. by Gisborne District Council. “The other key to success has been whanau and the community. Missed always by The Eastland Group project team the sheer hard work the candidates and “It means people can start planning for SWAN, Anne. — all your family. carefully matched candidates with contractors have put in, alongside the their futures rather than just getting by.” 4.10.36 - 13.11.20. employers, and training was provided supportive environment that developed Turanga Ararau’s Manaaki support Beloved Mum and LOUGHER, Mere throughout. over the course of the programme. team have been providing pastoral care friend of Pam. The old Our second year As a result, eight people have full-time “We will continue to help find further for those in the project. sheila of Mitch. without you Nana, jobs, five of those with the contractors employment for the candidates, and it’s “By working together with MSD, Mumsie of Gary and forever in our thoughts and three elsewhere. great knowing that each and every one Eastland Group, Eastland Network and Robert (Perth), and and in our hearts. Another three have started arborist of them has acquired new skills which the contractors, we have brought about Margie. Sue asked for Love you always, from apprenticeships. make them more employable.” positive outcomes for everyone involved,” so little, but gave so your whanau down The project team are working with the The project began in May and provided Turanga Ararau employment coordinator very much. Alice Street. remaining candidates to secure positions. paid employment for 40 hours a week, Ingrid Brown said. Two on trial for murder Waste minimisation initiatives

TWO men accused of discovered in his Tawhiti Street, murdering Tokomaru Bay man Tokomaru Bay, home after win backing from GDC fund Raymond Karl Neilson last emergency services attended December have gone on trial in a fire there just after 2am on the High Court at Gisborne today. December 15 last year. GISBORNE District Council Recycle 360 was awarded Waste Management and Tihei Patuwai, 30, and Reuben Patuwai and his co-accused has supported two local projects $4750 to contribute towards a Minimisation Plan (WMMP) is Wayne Hira Gibson-Park, 25, were charged about two in this year’s allocation of its pilot project to trial, build and to provide social, economic and stand jointly accused of murdering weeks later after a police contestable Waste Minimisation test equipment and processes cultural benefits by increasing Mr Neilson, who was 48. investigation and post-mortem Fund. for a grade 5 plastic recycling the amount of waste diverted Gibson-Park is further charged examination. The fund aims to reduce waste system. from landfill via reuse, recovery with arson. Hawkes Bay Crown solicitor by providing funding for projects The funding comes from the and recycling. They have each pleaded not Steve Manning is prosecuting. trialling or supporting new waste council’s waste levy income. A staff panel assessed the nine guilty. Gibson-Park is represented by minimisation activities. The Government charges a levy applications received this year The Crown is calling more than Auckland counsel Mark Ryan. SuperGrans Tairawhiti has of $10 a tonne for all waste going and determined the projects 30 witnesses in the trial, which Patuwai is represented by received $6000 to support their to landfill in New Zealand, and submitted by SuperGrans and is expected to take up to two Hawkes Bay counsel Eric Forster. project to repurpose organic food then redistributes funds to local Recycle 360 to be strongest when weeks. Justice Francis Cooke is waste into dehydrated food packs authorities on a per capita basis. evaluated with the goals and Mr Neilson’s body was presiding. for whanau. A key objective of the council’s objectives of the WMMP. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 NEWS 5 Sell-out She Shed a roaring success by Jack Marshall

LOVERS of art, gardens and wandering about Wainui and Makorori raised over $9000 for Hospice Tairawhiti at the sold-out She Shed tour yesterday. The cultured and curious descended on the coastal art show, with punters popping into artists’ homes to get up close with some of the talented women who live in Gisborne. “The enthusiasm is just fantastic. It’s a community event everyone looks forward to, and I feel really proud about that,” She Shed organiser Cheryl Scott said. Now five years running, She Shed continues to pick up steam, growing in ticket sales, money raised for charity, the number of artists involved and venues that host them. And if that was not enough, for the first time the group offered a scholarship, awarded this year to Gisborne Girls’ High School’s Serenity Hemaloto-Ngatu, who is to study sculpture at PERFECT: Hats and sunglasses were EIT. out in four-and-a-half days. And according to donning the sheds, walls and homes each year. the order of the day for yesterday’s This year two new venues were added to Scott, there were still hundreds wanting to come. “All the artists make new things each year sell-out She Shed. Liz Windybank, the tour, with 10 new artists displaying their While art is the event’s main meal on the She and keep it fresh, so it’s not just the same old.” looking at one of a selection of quilts creations, bringing the total to 37 artists Shed tour, equally as appetising are the houses While the event is an enormous amount of by textile artist Bronwyn Furlan, was involved. They were spread around 10 venues. acting as art galleries opening up for visitors. work, Scott now has a team with her putting among the 1000 who visited the 10 The extra art was lapped up by the locals, “It’s not just an art tour but a garden tour on the event which makes everything more locations spread across Wainui, Okitu with the event adding an extra 200 tickets as well. The ladies who host the venues put so manageable. and Makorori. compared to last year. much work into their beautiful properties,” Scott Speaking over the phone it was clear from And there was no worrying whether or not said. her voice the tour’s fifth year was a roaring those tickets would go — all 1000 tickets sold Part of the event’s charm is the new artwork success — “the whole thing is just fabulous.”

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Beware the UV rays, be SunSmart

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SAFETY FIRST: Cabinet meets today to discuss About 140,000 high school students Use of masks making masks mandatory on planes and will be taking the exams, which are to be made Auckland public transport in a bid to being held 10 days late because of the compulsory prevent further community transmission impact of Covid-19 on learning this in Auckland of Covid-19. year. “I want to congratulate students public transport The new rules could be in force as early for their hard work during a year of and flights to as Thursday, though some experts say the unprecedented disruption, and I wish prevent further public health order should be broadened students all the best as they begin community to give more protection against the deadly exams,” Hipkins said. transmission of virus. “The wellbeing of students is one of Covid-19. It follows a community infection scare the top priorities for the Government. File picture last week after an AUT student tested I encourage students to stick to a positive for the virus after going to work study plan, remember to build in and visiting various other businesses breaks for exercise and relaxation, in the central city while potentially and talk to someone if the pressure is infectious. Saturday. to date to 1.17 million tests. getting too much. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said The person’s initial test was negative Saturday was the highest number of “This is an important time of today that the request for Auckland’s but a further test picked up the weak tests processed in one day at a weekend year, and whanau have vital roles to CBD workers to stay home on Friday took positive result which officials investigated since August 16. play in supporting and encouraging into account the various risks. further. Almost 70 percent of the testing was in students to do their best.” Ardern told Newstalk ZB’s Mike The Ministry of Health said the test the Auckland region and 10 percent in the Despite the impact of the virus Hosking that it was necessary for 24 results indicated a “very recent infection”. Wellington region. outbreak, Hipkins said students hours of caution to establish the link with The neighbour was classed as a close The ministry was continuing to would have a fair opportunity to the existing cases. contact of the AUT student — also known ask people who were at the locations achieve NCEA and go on to further It enabled time to get the genome as Case D — who lives in the Vincent of interest to get a test regardless of study or work. sequencing ahead of taking more drastic Residences and attended work last week whether they had symptoms. He said the Government had taken action. at A-Z Collection on High St despite being A list of testing sites can be found on a range of steps to support students. She defended the action taken on unwell. the ARPHS website. “Extra support is in place for Friday. “Had that case come back and The neighbour has been in the The latest community infection has also Auckland students who faced a not been linked with the one we had in Auckland quarantine facility since sparked an increase in Covid Tracer App second lockdown, and those in other the inner city then that would indicate a November 12. poster scans. areas who were unable to attend much bigger problem,” she said. The Auckland Regional Public Health On Saturday, the highest number school due to the resurgence of Covid- The alternative was to not do anything, Unit has also identified seven close of poster scans was recorded since 19 in August,” Hipkins said. cross your fingers and then see unchecked contacts and three casual contacts. All September 26; there were more than “Exams end on December 9, by community spread. have been contacted and testing arranged. 1.1m scans and more than 500,000 people which time around 140,000 students “I don’t want that,” she said. Testing for all 10 contacts was expected using the app. will have participated in 120 NCEA Cabinet would be discussing the to be completed by last night. But that represents just 21 percent of and New Zealand Scholarship exam mandatory use of masks today, Ardern There are no places of interest the 2.3 million people who’ve downloaded sessions. Around 35,000 students from confirmed. identified to date for this latest case. the app. almost 300 schools are entered to sit If adopted mask use would be required The other two cases in managed The Ministry is imploring people to use some NCEA exams online. This year, for the “foreseeable future”. isolation are returnees from the UK and the app. 58 online exams will be available “We’re thinking about places that it’s Dubai. Both have been transferred to the “It is encouraging to see that many across NCEA Levels 1, 2 and 3.” hard to trace people,” she said, referring Auckland quarantine facility. New Zealanders are responding to the call The minister said the increase to buses. The number of active cases is 58 and to get back into the habit of scanning the from about 20,000 students entered Yesterday a neighbour of the AUT the total number of confirmed cases is QR codes. for digital exams last year reflected student was confirmed as a positive case now 1645. “The ministry continues to encourage the growth in online teaching and following further investigations. The Ministry of Health said increased everyone to scan the QR codes wherever learning, which had accelerated this There were also two new cases; both are demand for community testing continued they see them, as the more we all scan, year. NCEA results will be released returnees in managed isolation. over the weekend across Auckland’s the safer we’ll all be. in late January, and New Zealand The new case connected to the Defence testing network. “The faster we can contact trace, the Scholarship results in February. Force cluster was confirmed after More than 10,500 tests were processed quicker we can get ahead of the virus and — NZ Herald returning a “weak positive” result on on Saturday, bringing the total completed prevent spread in the community.” Lockdown Level 4 ‘not needed’ to fight Covid

AUCKLAND — Auckland could tackle another close personal contact — even a few days of When it came to regional flare-ups, and rates of The new modelling comes amid news New big Covid-19 outbreak without having to resort lost trading can hit many businesses hard — transmission similar to what they were at the Zealand’s contact tracing systems are about to to the harsh and heavy measures of a complete while primary schools and early child education outset of the August cluster, however, the picture get smarter. Level 4 lockdown. centres can reopen. was different. “A less effective, but perhaps The Ministry of Health is now in the final That’s according to a new analysis suggesting Each alert level above 1 came with a heavy more realistic Level 4 — for example one that is stages of getting Apple and Google’s jointly- a regional-scale flare-up can be stamped out economic toll. For the Greater Auckland region put in place only regionally — comes at a more developed, Bluetooth-based contact-tracking under the less restrictive settings of Level 3, alone, Treasury estimates put the daily costs of comparable cost to Level 3.” system working with the Government’s official at similar economic cost. But it would mean a Levels 4, 3 and 2 at $94 million, $57m and $29m For instance, the model showed it would take app. slightly longer lockdown — and potentially more respectively. 23 days under Level 3 to eliminate an outbreak Meanwhile, a separate paper by Te Punaha infections. Auckland Business Chamber chief executive involving a median 144 cases, at a cost of $1.84 Matatini modellers explored what may have While dreaded, lockdowns have proven Michael Barnett said the total restrictions of billion. The Level 4 scenario meant fewer cases awaited New Zealand if it had stalled in extremely effective at crushing the coronavirus. Alert Level 4 proved particularly crippling for — a median 101 — and only required 13 days of responding to the first wave. Until now, however, it hasn’t been fully clear employers. restrictions, but still ultimately cost $1.79bn. The country moved to Alert Level 4 on March which settings work best for certain outbreak “For those days that you can’t do business “So from an economic perspective, Alert Level 25, before dropping back to Level 3 on April 27, scenarios. at all; to many small to medium businesses it’s 3 may well be the best option for controlling during a period the country registered just over Using data from the first wave of March and like taking them into a place of death — there’s future localised outbreaks, because we now have 1500 cases and 22 deaths. Nearly 11 weeks later, April, and the Auckland August cluster which nowhere for them to go.” good evidence that it can control transmission Covid-19 had been eliminated. forced the city into Level 3 lockdown for nearly He was pleased that what had been learned while costing roughly the same as a realistic Had the shift to Alert Level 4 been delayed three weeks, researchers have compared what this year had allowed authorities to increasingly Alert Level 4.” by 20 days, we could have recorded more than might have happened if different approaches respond to outbreaks without resorting to the Although the modelling didn’t factor in longer- 11,500 cases and 200 deaths — and reduced the were taken. measure. term economic costs and social effects, the chance of eliminating the virus to just 7 percent. “With the benefit of hindsight, it is now clear Still, putting strong measures in place quickly researchers noted some obvious pros and cons The modelling indicated that Maori and that Alert Level 3 restrictions can effectively remained crucial to prevent an outbreak rapidly with each scenario. While life under level 3 meant Pacific people — who have a greater fatality risk control transmission of Covid-19 — however, this growing out of control. people could see more of extended family, a if infected with the virus — could have been wasn’t known during the March-April outbreak,” And, if New Zealand experienced another longer lockdown period could still pose issues disproportionately affected. said Dr Rachelle Binny, whose analysis with major and widespread outbreak, Binny said, for mental health, family violence and disrupted The delay would have also increased the Te Punaha Matatini colleagues has just been using Alert Level 4 to control the spread would education. chance of a longer lockdown period being published. still likely eliminate the virus faster than using Binny added that if Alert Level 3 was used to needed to bring down daily numbers to low Level 4 means people must stay home in Level 3. It also meant fewer infections, and less control outbreaks, we all needed to do our bit to levels. their bubbles; schools, universities and most time before the strong measures could be eased. ensure the measures were as effective as in the A much bleaker scenario explored was one businesses must close; and travel is severely To achieve the same likelihood of elimination, past. with no lockdowns — potentially leading to 2 limited for non-essential workers. Under level Alert Level 4 could end up costing less than “That means staying at home as much as million reported cases and tens of thousands of 3, people can reconnect with close family and Alert Level 3, but only if it was a highly effective possible, maintaining good physical distancing deaths. Conversely, going to Alert Level 4 five gatherings of up to 10 people are allowed. Alert Level 4, such as the nationally-applied and remembering to keep track of places we’ve days earlier could have resulted in 500 fewer Shops can also operate provided there’s no measures put in place in the March outbreak. visited using the NZ Covid Tracer app.” cases, and 10 fewer deaths. — NZ Herald The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 9 It’s not our beef: Ardern China claims Covid-19 found on NZ frozen meat WELLINGTON — Authorities from she told Breakfast. Frozen pork cases were also reported in Bloomfield, told reporters at the time. the Chinese city of Jinan say they have “But to this point I’ve been advised it’s the city of Zhengzhou and Xian. It’s not But how concerned should we actually found traces of Covid-19 on beef, tripe not our beef but we’ll keep working away clear if the cases are related. be? and packaging from New Zealand and on that.” The World Health Organisation Having previously stated it’s “highly a handful of other countries, Reuters The packages entered has consistently said the risk unlikely that people can contract Covid reported. through ports in Shanghai, of contracting Covid-19 from from food or food packaging”, the World However, Prime Minister Jacinda the city’s municipal health frozen packaging is low. Health Organisation (WHO) reiterated its Ardern says she has been advised it was commission said. The role of frozen food stance earlier this year not a product from New Zealand and our More than 7500 people and cold temperatures in “People should not fear food, or food officials were investigating further. who may have been potentially transmitting packaging or processing or delivery Officials say the products and exposed tested negative the virus was in the of food,” WHO’s head of emergencies packaging that have been found to have for coronavirus, it said. spotlight in New programme Mike Ryan told a briefing in had Covid-19 have come from New China is ramping up Zealand when officials Geneva in August. Zealand, Brazil and Bolivia, while two testing on frozen foods probed the source of “I would hate to think that we would other provincial capitals detected it on after frequently detecting a mystery outbreak in create an impression that there’s a packaging on pork from Argentina. Covid-19 on imported August that began with a problem with our food or there’s a Ardern told TVNZ today she is “being products. worker in a cold store facility. problem with our food chains. advised it’s not our beef”. It is not known how Covid- “We do know from studies “There is no evidence that food “We’ve been advised that’s Argentinean 19 got onto the products that came overseas, that actually, the or the food chain is participating in beef, so just trying to get to the bottom of from New Zealand, with a number of virus can survive in some refrigerated transmission of this virus. And people what’s been reported there as we speak procedures taking place before it leaves environments for quite some time,” should feel comfortable and safe.” but rest assured we’ll keep doing that,” our shores. director general of health, Ashley — NZ Herald Kiwi travellers ‘$100,000 will go pretty quickly’

quarantined in NAPIER — Napier’s mayor expects the government’s financial contribution to support those worst hit by flooding will get used up Cook Islands quickly. More than 100 homes have been deemed uninhabitable and over 200 people are in COOK ISLANDS — Two emergency accommodation — with that number passengers on flights from New expected to grow in the coming days — after Zealand to the Cook Islands have torrential rain smashed the area a week ago. been placed in quarantine because Applications to access $100,000 in funding they visited one of the places where provided by the government to the Mayoral a Covid-19 case had been. Disaster Relief Fund open today. But none of the New Zealand Mayor Kirsten Wise said that would get blown officials who have travelled to the through pretty quickly. “It is a starting point as Cook Islands for talks on a travel far as I’m concerned,” she said. bubble are among them. “I’ve already indicated to the (Minister of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Emergency Management) that this is an ongoing said a travel bubble with the Pacific conversation and we will definitely be going back nation could be in place just a few to (her) to seek further funding, because I’m sure weeks after officials approve the that $100,000 will go pretty quickly.” idea. She said the first people to get the money Cook Islands officials are also would be those who have no other avenues for in New Zealand examining the support to ensure they have food, clothing and a precautions in place to stop the roof over their head. FLOOD DISASTER: More than 100 homes have been deemed uninhabitable and over virus from getting into their Community organisations which have provided 200 people are in emergency accommodation in Napier after being hit by flood last country. huge amounts of support would also be at the week. RNZ picture The Cook Islands has had no top of the queue. reported cases of Covid-19 and is “And how we can assist them now from a affected families would be looked after. community rallying around to support each other, anxious for tourism to restart. financial perspective to not only recompense She said she and officials are meeting and then help each other with the huge cleanup Minister in charge of the them for the work they’ve already done but on Tuesday with the Ministry for Business, task. Covid-19 Response, Chris Hipkins ensure that they can continue to provide the Innovation and Employment, which is the lead People struggling with mental wellbeing said officials would be in the Cook support that they’ve been doing over the last agency finding homes for those in emergency should call 0800 112 334 or go to these websites Islands for about a week. — RNZ week.” accommodation. — https://www.hbemergency.govt.nz/ or https:// Wise said irrespective of who paid, the worst She said it has been amazing to see the www.napier.govt.nz/. —RNZ Greens push to double sick leave by Christmas

by Amelia Wade, NZ Herald Labour campaigned on warranted it, especially when tonsillitis and her doctor hospitality in those low-paid doubling the statutory the hospitality and retail told her to take time off so backpacker situations when the WELLINGTON — The minimum sick leave but sectors were at their busiest she exhausted her sick leave employer has the power.” Greens are pressuring Labour Minister for Workplace over summer and workers came because her employer only gave Hospitality advocate Chloe to rush through its election Relations and Safety Michael in contact with many people her the minimum. Ann-King said she backed the promise of doubling sick leave Wood has ruled out the change daily, increasing the risk of Later, Howe injured an ankle Greens’ push for increased sick so that it’s in place before before the summer break. getting sick. but had no leave left so had to leave before the Christmas Christmas. Wood said the bill would be And due to the power work 60 hours a week because period but wanted assurances Workplace Relations introduced this year before imbalance between low-wage her boss said there was no one workers would be able to access spokeswoman Jan Logie says the House rose but it would go staff and employers, workers to cover her shifts. it. Covid-19 made increasing the through the normal process of often felt pressured to work Her ankle quickly gave way The hospitality and retail statutory minimum from five to public consultation, meaning it when they should be at home: and she ended up in hospital sectors in particular were 10 days “urgent”. would come into force next year. “We need to ensure all of those in a moon boot. Howe’s month- “chronically understaffed” so “The difference between five Wood referred to the Covid staff have access to paid sick long recovery was covered by workers were often pressured and 10 days off could be the Leave Scheme which provides leave.” ACC which paid out 80 per by bosses to come in even if difference between increased employers with support to Hospitality worker Victoria cent of her wage which she said they had enough leave. community transmission of allow them to continue paying Howe, 27, said it was vital sick cut it fine with covering her “It’s really just ink on paper Covid-19 or not.” employees who are isolating leave was extended to ensure expenses. if there’s no enforcement of it.” In summer, when retail and even if they don’t have enough workers could take a day off if Howe, who has since Logie said the Greens hospitality businesses were sick leave. needed. quit that job and moved to also wanted to see the at their busiest, staff needed Logie said while she Last year Howe said she ran Auckland, said at the time her Labour Inspectorate better to know they could stay home appreciated the minister’s herself into the ground and lost visa was tied to her job so she resourced and would push for if needed and the case of the commitment to introducing the her voice while working 17 days was worried about asking for better unionisation rates in student who worked after being bill quickly, the Greens wanted in a row at a bar in Wellington. more time off. sectors where there was low tested proved it, Logie said. it passed under urgency. Covid She was diagnosed with “You are pressured in representation. 10 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 ‘My insides are mush’ Man became ill after working at contaminant hotspot by Phil Pennington, RNZ However, ACC lawyer Hazel Armstrong said the panel was not AUCKLAND — A man who truly independent. became ill after working for the It was set up by ACC and had a Auckland Council in a contaminated track record of not considering toxic area disputes the council’s claim exposure claims in full other than it did all it could to address his for asbestos, plus people were left in concerns. the dark about what steps they could Hamilton man Ralph Morgan says take, Armstrong said. Kakapo wins his employer, Auckland Council, “If you’ve got a complex, should have taken more precautions gradual process-condition from because it knew about the problem environmental exposures, such as but did not tell him. lead, or zinc, or whatever . . . it’s Bird of the The council defended its actions, quite a hard hurdle for a person on while ACC rejected Morgan’s case. their own.” However, an accident A review in 2016 found it was Year for the compensation lawyer said the difficult and costly for claimants system was stacked against victims to get representation and medical of environmental toxicology and expert opinion to dispute an ACC second time needed overhauling. decision. A criminologist said Morgan’s ENVIRONMENTAL VICTIM: Ralph Morgan spoke up when the struggle for six years showed how record of contamination investigations done by authorities at Calls for environmental crime AUCKLAND — The votes are in hard it was for “environmental the harbour bridge — but not shared with the public — came to to be given more weight and the result is conclusive — the victims” to prove their case without light two months ago. NZ Herald picture kakapo has won bird of the year for much help, up against multiple Armstrong called on the an unprecedented second time. agencies, each with their own corner inconclusive. “If we reinterpreted environmental government to reinstate the Gradual The victory is despite a desperate to defend in a system that diffused On average 7.5 tonnes of harm as a crime, then there’d be a Process and Occupational Disease attempt to steal the election by the accountability. abrasive-blasting residue was hell of a lot less of it.” Panel that she chaired. shadowy forces of the little spotted Morgan spoke up when the record discharged at the bridge annually Monod de Froideville had It was set up in 2007 to assess kiwi lobby. of contamination investigations done from 2015 to 2019 by painters, interviewed 41 victims of the cases just like Morgan’s, but Throughout the two-week voting by authorities at the harbour bridge although the zinc component of that poisoning of Havelock North’s water dismantled by then ACC Minister period, the Antipodean Albatross — but not shared with the public — has been radically cut back since in 2016, when four people died. Nick Smith in 2010. topped the leaderboard with the came to light two months ago. 2014. In that case negligence was Monod de Froideville said the most number one votes, however Dozens of documents obtained A 2011 internal Transport Agency proved, but accountability was so system would continue to fail victims the kakapo bounded into the lead by RNZ showed maintenance report said the air discharge consent diffused, it did not stick, she said. until it gave them their due, including with most votes overall once the work and operations on the bridge was one of eight that had been “The literature calls it ‘organised not dismissing their recall of what preferential voting system was contaminated land next to houses breached for the previous decade. irresponsibility’. It’s embedded in the had happened to them as merely applied. with heavy metals above permitted The council said in a statement way that we regulate.” anecdotal - “It’s like, ‘Oh, that’s what The green, flightless, nocturnal levels that it had been keen to support Some Havelock North people you say’,” she said. parrot becomes the first bird in He told RNZ he had shovelled Morgan at the time and took “every wanted compensation, many Instead, the increased weight the the competition’s history to score a up a half-a-skipbin full of dust at a reasonable step” to address his wanted acknowledgement — but courts now put on victim impact repeat win. disused compound under the bridge concerns. agencies were leery in case liability statements in crimes against It first won Forest & Bird’s next to Westhaven Marina, where he A short time later, it asked if RNZ accompanied that, Monod de persons or property, should apply to annual Te Manu Rongonui o Te worked as a dockmaster, on March could help to pinpoint when exactly Froideville said. environmental crime, she said. Tau/Bird of the Year competition in 6, 2014. the “alleged incident” happened. The country needed another 2008. This is an area that the Transport RNZ has asked for logs of the ACC accepts one claim, rejects safety organisation — “civil The critically endangered birds Agency in an internal report in 2012, incident. another safe”, she suggested — “where used to live throughout Aotearoa, labelled a “contaminant hotspot”. The PSA union said the council organisations like councils and but today they only survive on Morgan was not wearing any did not tell it or Morgan about the Morgan is a heavy smoker. He even the national government are predator-free islands. protective gear. earlier discovery of contaminants. conceded that had complicated the actually held to account through “There were only about 50 birds His medical records show he Morgan said he just wanted diagnoses. this independent entity for things in the 1990s and they’ve been saved has been badly ill ever since with workers to be kept safe - and However, his medical records like drinking water, like roading, like by intensive conservation efforts. heart, respiratory and neurological acknowledged it was partly his own make seven references to conditions works.” Today there are 213 individuals,” “multiple system involvement” that fault for not wearing protective gear. such as toxic myopathy and toxic An independent science body that spokesperson for Bird of the Year, doctors are still looking into. “But because my employers encephalopathy, “post exposure to could assess toxic exposure claims Laura Keown, said. “My insides are mush,” Morgan hadn’t said that there was anything a combination of heavy metals and would also help, as opposed to the “This is the first time any bird said. at risk in that area . . . I just carried dust on 06-03-2014”. current situation where often the has won the Bird of the Year title “This has changed my life.” on done (sic) what I was asked to The council was supportive to a consultants were working for either more than once, so New Zealand’s His wife Jane said she’s watched do,” the 59-year-old told RNZ in his point, but then left him to it, Morgan the polluter, or a regulator that might mighty moss chicken can add yet him decline “from the day he came broad Scottish accent. said. fear it was in the gun, she said. another feather to its cap.” home that day”. “If my employer would-a says, The council said its agency Morgan wants it sorted. Kakapo has remained a popular Tests were ordered by Auckland ‘Look, there’s a possibility that Waterfront Auckland (now Panuku) “I would like to think that I’m bird in the competition in spite Council in May 2014 on dust Morgan Ralph’s been exposed to this stuff, engaged with Morgan for two years doing everything in my power to (or maybe because) of video of an said he collected at the site. like, let’s get him checked . . . let’s but did not get all the information it keep other people safe,” he said. attempt to mate with the back of a These showed “higher than do what we can do to help, like’, it asked for. “And if there’s a problem . . . British television presenter’s head, normal levels of chromium, lead, would have been totally different, “As a responsible employer, we things happen, let’s sort it out . . . so filmed in 2012. nickel and zinc”, the council said. especially if they knew that stuff was take health and safety concerns from people can remain safe when they Voter fraud was discovered “But none were at a level that there.” our staff very seriously and were go to their work.” during the competition when would cause health issues.” The Morgans are in no doubt keen to ensure Mr Morgan was well At the Harbour Bridge, the volunteer scrutineers from RNZ has asked the council to the dust came from the bridge supported, and also to ensure that Transport Agency has changed Dragonfly Data Science found back up that claim. maintenance work, and is to blame no other employees were exposed tack on paint-stripping, with 1500 votes cast around 3am from A single page of the test results for his wide range of debilitating to any potential risk,” the council’s improvements starting in 2011, the same IP address, all for the by Hill Laboratories, provided by the conditions. But they cannot prove it. head of employee relations Andre cutting zinc discharges from 1.4 smallest (and cutest) kiwi species, Morgans, showed the metals present An area within 50m of the bridge Lubbe said in a statement. tonnes a year up to 2013, to just 22 kiwi pukupuku/little spotted kiwi. at below permitted levels for soil, on the eastern side by Westhaven ACC accepted a claim by kilograms last year. Infamously, the humble but except for zinc at 4500 parts per Drive was identified in a 2012 Morgan for acute pneumonitis — It was painted where it was polygamist hihi attracted the million or 10 times the threshold, a Transport Agency report as a inflammatory lung condition — in needed now, instead of routine endorsement of Adult Toy virtual match for zinc levels at the “contaminant hotspot” with elevated March 2014, but not the heavy metal repainting. Megastore as well as that of the bridge’s north end. Very high zinc levels of lead, copper and zinc; this poisoning claim. “This approach has allowed Deputy Prime Minister, the Phoenix uptake in humans can damage the is the area in which Morgan said he The Morgans claim it took a long for a significant reduction in the Football Team, and the Central brain and body development. shovelled the dust. time to get the right blood tests, too amount of painting required, and as Pulse Netball Team. When Morgan came to it in 2014, long to show up the heavy metals. a result a significant reduction of There were 55,583 validated the council had already known for ‘Organised irresponsibility’ ACC first referred him to a nearby discharge of paint, zinc and garnet votes cast in 2020, up from 43,460 three years of the problem: tests occupational doctor, then to another to the coast,” the agency said in a in 2019, and the most ever received from 2010 to 2012 had shown Victoria University criminology doctor of his choice, which ACC statement. in the competition’s history. elevated heavy metal levels in soil at lecturer Dr Sarah Monod funded, the corporation’s chief Monitoring showed discharges both ends of the bridge. de Froideville said the case clinical officer Dr John Robson said were well within annual threshold Top 5 winners with instant run-off The Transport Agency found out demonstrated a common dilemma in a statement. levels of 14.7 tonnes a year of preferential voting applied: first. under slack environmental protection “That occupational physician, and garnet, and 223 kilos of zinc. Its investigations suggested laws in this country and elsewhere. the neurologist his GP referred him The records show little 1. Kakapo this came in part from year-round “It becomes very difficult to to, both said there was no evidence containment of grit and dust over 2. Toroa/Antipodean Albatross maintenance work on the bridge. actually lay the blame on any one of heavy metal poisoning. the water — and zinc is harmful to 3. Kakaruia/Black Robin The authorities did not tell local party . . . there’s a whole bunch of “Their reports were reviewed by marine life. 4. Karearea/New Zealand Falcon residents at Stokes Pt or the public different things at both ends that an independent panel of toxicology However, when paint took place 5. Kereru about this, because consultants are working against somebody like experts who agreed with their over land, containment was used, — Radio New Zealand judged the health risks were low or Ralph,” Monod de Froideville said. conclusions.” the agency said. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 BUSINESS 11 Opposition as NZ joins world’s largest free trade agreement

AUCKLAND — A lobby group progressively lower tariffs across many concerned about a major trade deal New areas. Zealand signed yesterday evening says The pact will take effect once enough the Covid-19 pandemic provides a strong participating countries ratify the reason why such agreements should be agreement domestically within the next ditched. two years. Fifteen countries in the Asia-Pacific A major power, India pulled out last region have signed the Regional year, claiming its key concerns about Comprehensive Economic Partnership agriculture and domestic industry were (RCEP) deal. not being addressed. It’s the world’s largest free trade Trade analyst Stephen Jacobi said agreement, has been eight years in the India’s absence is disappointing for all making and came into participating nations fruition yesterday and India itself. via a virtual summit We don’t know why the The Ministry of hosted in Hanoi, Foreign Affairs and Vietnam. Government‘ continues to do Trade said RCEP The agreement secret deals that are against remains a potential encompasses Japan, our national interests. gamechanger for trade China, South Korea, in the Asia-Pacific the 10 members of —Edward’ Miller region. the Association of But Edward Miller, Southeast Asian from It’s Our Future, Nations (ASEAN), Australia and New fears New Zealanders won’t benefit. Zealand, creating a free trade zone, “We’re seeing a huge secret agreement TRADE DEAL: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Trade Minister Damien O’Connor at which covers nearly a third of the world’s being negotiated where we don’t the signing ceremony in Auckland. RNZ picture trade and economic output. know what the risks are and from the Leaders from all 15 countries watched economic modelling that we’ve seen via video as Ministers signed the deal: there’s very little economic benefit to be parts of which attack New Zealand’s that will be able to ensure that we have from Auckland, Trade Minister Damien gained. national interests. a recovery that suits our people, our O’Connor signed for New Zealand. “So we don’t know why the “The economic crisis that has come as planet and our workers’ rights. We can’t Speaking afterwards, he told reporters Government continues to do secret deals a result of Covid is the biggest single guarantee that under RCEP.” it would bring security and certainty to that are against our national interests.” economic event that we’ve had in New Miller said It’s Our Future would keep exporters. Miller said there had been no effective Zealand history. pushing the Government to pull out of One of the aims in coming years is to public consultation over the deal, some “We need to preserve a policy space international trade deals. — RNZ Jucy Rentals placed into SkyCity shake-up receivership Three senior executives make shock exit from company by Aimee Shaw, NZ Herald by Anne Gibson, NZ Herald leadership of the company since his positions and, following that, three years AUCKLAND — Jucy Rentals has been placed appointment in May 2017 but did not as chief operating officer for Aristocrat in into receivership following the sale of its assets AUCKLAND — A major shakeup at explain the reason behind his departure. the Australia and New Zealand regions. to serial investment company Polar Capital. SkyCity Entertainment Group has seen What has happened at the company for He is a qualified accountant and The Jucy Rentals business and other three executives suddenly depart the three senior executives to leave at once is holds an MBA from the University of associated entities were placed into receivership business. unclear at this stage. Technology, Sydney. on Friday, with Grant Graham and Neale Jackson Chief executive Graeme Stephens is The business is about to open a major of Calibre Partners (formerly KordaMentha) unexpectedly leaving the business at the long-planned development in Adelaide appointed as receivers. end of the month, to be replaced by chief What has happened at the this month where it has built a huge The global Covid-19 pandemic and closed operating officer Michael Ahearne. new hotel beside its existing casino. The borders has hit the tourism company hard, with In the shock move not previously company for three senior presentation said it was taking hotel the domestic market alone not enough to sustain signalled, SkyCity chairman Rob executives to leave at once is bookings from early December and “up to regular turnover. Campbell announced the change as well unclear at this stage. 700 new staff are in the process of being Jucy Group, which has operations in New as resignations of chief financial officer hired”. Zealand, Australia, the United States and Rob Hamilton and chief marketing officer The building project was handed over Britain, has experienced a 90 percent reduction Liza McNally. in October on time and on budget, it said. in revenue since March. Prior to March, it had Ahearne is currently SkyCity’s chief Incoming CEO Ahearne previously Good progress is being made on the around 400 staff, today this is just over 150. operating officer and has overseen held a number of senior commercial, NZ International Convention Centre and Polar Capital, headed by Colin Neal, the founder SkyCity’s operations across New Zealand operational and product leadership roles Horizon Hotel projects. There had been of Big Chill Distribution, has acquired a majority and Australia since December 2017 and at Paddy Power Betfair, one of the world’s no change to the estimated reinstatement controlling stake in rental business in New launched SkyCity online casino in August leaders in sports betting and gaming. costs of at least $336m, the company said. Zealand and Australia. David Cushing, formerly of 2019. Before that, he had a 13-year career SkyCity said it was on-track to resume Tourism Holdings, has secured a minority stake. He has significant global experience in in the Australasian gaming and paying dividends from the end of 2021. Jucy’s other businesses Jucy Snooze, Jucy the gaming industry in land-based and entertainment sector, 10 years of which It had available liquidity of around USA, Jucy UK, Your Drive and Lucky Rentals have online casinos. were spent at The Star Casino, Sydney, $500m and its major projects in Auckland not been purchased under the new ownership Campbell thanked Stephens for his where he held senior management and Adelaide were fully funded. model. As part of the sale process, Graham and Jackson have been appointed receivers of four Jucy Group entities; Jucy Group Limited, Jucy Holdings Limited, Jucy Rentals NZ Limited and KiwiRail looks to ease freight congestion Jucy by Design Limited. The agreement will see Jucy founders and by Andrew McRae, RNZ 20 percent in the last two weeks.’’ being available for exporters because of the brothers Dan and Tim Alpe exit the group. Miller said port companies in Auckland and inbound effect. So in the supply chain if you get However, Dan will step into the role of chief AUCKLAND — KiwiRail is working around the Wellington are doing all they can to reduce something like Covid-19 or an industrial issue executive and run the rental business. clock to improve the movement of freight to and congestion. you can very quickly get delays that ripple up The pandemic has had an “unprecedented from the country’s two biggest ports, Auckland He said there is more customers can do to and down the supply chain. and devastating” impact on the business, Alpe and Tauranga, which are congested. speed up the process. ‘’So that is why we need to work in a said, and had presented the most significant The domestic supply chain is congested, ‘’We are asking all freight forwarders to clear co-ordinated way with everybody.’’ challenges the organisation has had to face in its with industrial action at Australian ports and their containers from inland depots as quickly Miller said it could take some time before 20-year history. disruption in other key markets, combined with as practical. freight movements are back to a normal level. “We have always believed that the Jucy brand the annual pre-Christmas freight rush and peak ‘’Notification of container arrivals is KiwiRail and CentrePort in Wellington are is an integral part of the tourism landscape in export season. something that everybody is discussing and trying to come up with ways to work together to New Zealand and Australia, and this new entity KiwiRail has increased its freight service the advanced shipping intel is getting out there help relieve the pressure. provided the best opportunity for the Jucy brand between Auckland and Tauranga and is ready to but we are asking all truck companies and CentrePort chief executive Derek Nind said to recover from the impact of Covid-19 and move put on more services between Wellington and international forwarders to clear their cargoes his port is ready to play its part by trying to forward.” Auckland. as soon as they possibly can,’’ he said. ensure that customers do not face delays of up Jackson, partner of Calibre Partners, said the Chief executive Greg Miller said rail is the last A shortage of containers could spell to three months in having their freight delivered. business would continue to trade under new major part in the supply chain. problems for this country’s exporters as ‘’CentrePort has the capacity to process ownership, retain 150 staff and the purchaser had ‘’We are releasing a lot more train allocations congestion at ports slows the supply chain. additional cargo from ships unloading in agreed to honour holidays booked or credits held and increasing capacity to help de-congest the Miller said delays in inbound cargo cause Wellington. Working with KiwiRail, the freight with Jucy Rentals. supply chain to try to get products to market a flow-on effect meaning fewer containers are would be put on northbound trains to get to Colin Neal of Polar Capital has been contacted pre-Christmas. We have increased the available available for use to export goods. their ultimate destination in a timely manner,’’ for comment. capacity between Auckland and Tauranga by ‘’There are challenges of empty containers he said. 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 EDITORIAL Civic awards, rural hikoi, Maori wards Mask mandate at WHAT’S ON IN COUNCIL last Friday, the 13th, and do intend voting then Crawford Roads. This work is most appreciated THIS WEEK you will need to submit your vote by handing and I wish to congratulate all involved in by Terry Sheldrake it into Gisborne District Council’s “customer reinstating this important historical site. Level 1 on the way services” main building, 15 Fitzherbert Street. On Wednesday councillors are on a one- A perfect early summer weekend A QUIETER week ahead Good luck to the eight candidates standing. day rural hikoi, this time out into our region’s here has most people looking for council, after a very busy I have been part of a small team reviewing our Western district. As per our Coast trip, it is a period of Covid-19 stalled elected members “Code of Conduct”. Our sub- good opportunity to visit each location to better forward to Christmas in six weeks, catch-up meetings, decisions committee comprises three councillors and three understand issues faced in these remote areas. but Auckland’s latest Covid scare and functions. senior staff. This document was first introduced Our elected rural councillors are all strong showed that the country, and This morning finally we were able to celebrate to our council in 2002, so a review is timely. We advocates for each of their wards, however the particularly its biggest city, remain our postponed city Civic Awards recipients. need to be sure that it is a constructive document total Tairawhiti responsibility does sit with us under threat. Once a year this is the council’s opportunity to yet fit for purpose. Currently comprising 24 all — hence visiting our rural communities’ to see The latest case was a student at recognise and thank many of our community pages, this is the “go to” document for elected and hear their issues and concerns is important. AUT who moved freely around the volunteers and organisation representatives who members. From my perspective we need to keep This Thursday, from 9am, the council has a central city visiting a bar and café continue to contribute to our wider community. it relevant, constructive and positive. Early in the hearing in regard to establishing Maori wards. among other venues. I understand that this year the council received new year there will be a workshop involving all At this time there are a number of submitters At first it was feared this could be record nominations, for which all are most elected councillors where our subcommittee will who wish to address the council on the topic. deserving and we thank them all. table the reworked document, in draft form, for Your council needs to ultimately decide if we will a new outbreak, but hurried genome The upcoming by-election for a vacant city the full council to consider and have input. establish Maori wards for Tairawhiti in time for testing has shown that it is directly ward seat is being held on Thursday, November I note the extensive work being carried out the 2022 local election. For more information on linked to a Defence Force worker. 19. If you did not get your vote into the post by at the urupa site on the corner of Hirini and this subject check out the GDC website. The situation led to a tense wait for Aucklanders as they feared LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS an increase in the alert level, but Minister of Covid Response Chris Treaty about partnership Hipkins was able to give the almost- Re: Who controls the council? recommendation that the Maori all-clear on Friday afternoon. Advocacy Turned out November 12 letter. voice be heard and represented Auckland’s bars rocked over the Re: Cheeky Irish Ron The council has an obligation in local government.” weekend as the CBD transformed courageous Taylor’s letter (Friday, to consult with local iwi This means that they must from a ghost town to party central. November 13) and “Footrot — “The Local Government consult with iwi and listen The situation, however, has led to Re: ‘I am an addict’, Flats” cartoons. Act 2002 recognises the to their concerns. The Treaty November 14 story. the strong possibility of face masks When ewes are crutched, Crown’s responsibility to of Waitangi is clear about This woman is phenomenal the “Rams” are turned out. take appropriate account of partnership. So, although we becoming mandatory on higher-rsk in her truth, her courage to the principles of the Treaty vote the council in, they must forms of public transport. Hipkins tell all and her dedication to WR GRAVE of Waitangi and to maintain listen to local iwi as they will said Cabinet was set to consider giving back . . . . In absolute and improve opportunities for always be the first people of this making mask wearing compulsory awe of her! Maori to contribute to local area. Sometimes, it is not the on public transport in the Auckland MARLEY WILSON government decision-making majority rule that wins. region and on all domestic flights Loved back processes, and this is reinforced when it meets today. by a Human Rights Commission NICOLA CARROLL In another Covid-related move, the ten-fold . . . Government will look at whether to Loving Zui make it compulsory to scan in with Re: Nurse Linda carrying No confidence Perspective . . . the tracer app at big events and in Re: Finding te reo words to fit on the caring, Nov 13 story. lockdown world, April 9 story. You are so beautiful in Has the council got Donald Trump Ninety years ago millions of places like bars and restaurants, Tino pai to korerorero! I googled so many ways and we as a on board? They are doing the same Ukrainians die from starvation where physical distancing is difficult. whakamohoao after seeing a sign whanau are so blessed to as him — not listening to the majority due to Stalin’s policies. Eighty It is disappointed that Ministry of at Millennium ChCh. Delighted to have you in our lives, with vote, and not doing the right thing. years ago millions of Jews die Health data shows fewer than one in accidentally come across your G all the support and aroha We keep hearing what Cook did and at the hands of Hitler. We’re six of the 2.3 million registered app Herald article. Certainly makes me you have shown. Words I don’t think it was him personally. And now told people are upset when users are using it daily. think. Un-line with wonders of Paul can’t express how much we no one is saying what was done to 250 years ago Te Maro is shot provoke them. when he terrifies a bunch of University of Auckland Centre for Moon stories. Kia ora, Love Zui!!! appreciate you and love you back ten-fold. I still say, put a model back where seafaring Poms. Seriously. Put Informed Futures research fellow it was. Who is running this town? The the Endeavour models up where Andrew Chen said it was likely HILAIRE CAMPBELL Christchurch JESSICA NEHA TOKI council seems to have no confidence. the majority agree, add waka people had become complacent Bloody scary. if that keeps people happy, and about app use, either because they REX HOLDSWORTH move on. believed they were at low risk of GUY PITTAR getting Covid-19, or they found the Special interests again app tricky or annoying to use. Re: Dual models, symbolic of another example of our leaders Put them back Total daily scans needed to get two Treaty partners. being controlled by the unelected Regards the boats, why did we Anti-racism or back up to the 2.5 million mark Kia Ora Wally special interest groups that I have not have all this fuss at the time — levels seen in the midst of Given that the people who been talking about for some time. of the originals going up? Come Auckland’s August outbreak. raised the money to restore We need to change course and on council, get some spine. Put segregation? “That shows what is possible the Endeavour models on the quickly. them back. About Maori-Pakeha relations as and we need to be getting back understanding that, if they did so, In a democracy, governments MIKE SCANDLYN an outsider . . . I was hesitant to write up to those sorts of levels to have the council would re-erect them of whatever persuasion, having about this since I am an outsider, but confidence that enough of the on the same spots they originally sought the opinion of the people, Let’s re-elect . . . after a decade in New Zealand, I have population is covered — so if we stood — an agreement that was should implement the expressed one observation: It doesn’t seem like a send out an exposure notification, overwhelmingly endorsed via a wish of the people. That should Re: Endeavour dilemma. good idea to tell people constantly that consultation process — wouldn’t be the end of the matter. WTF Tairawhiti? GDC’s invented their ancestors were murderers and we have reasonable confidence that it seem reasonable to expect As much as I would welcome phrase has never been so poignant! thieves who stole this land. This feels the right people will be notified of a the supporters of a waka being one of the models here in Uawa, The “F” is not future, this is the GDC more like a segregationist movement potential exposure.” placed alongside the remaining I see no reason to not support version of democracy in motion!! masquerading as anti-racism. And The surge in Covid infections and one down at the Turanganui river their restoration in the same We are not only due for a from what I see, it is eroding the deaths throughout Europe and the mouth to pay for their model? places as they originally stood. by-election, it is time for a cull-out and settlement this nation — as one nation United States as a bleak winter Personally, I see this local-body re-election. — has. bites means our borders will be kept capitulation by the council as just CLIVE BIBBY P. MILLAR ZEYNEP SIMPSON locked tight for some time yet. [email protected] So, yes, we are on the way to a Kiwi Christmas and places like ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. 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The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 WORLD 13 Peru’s interim Biden advisers to meet president with vaccine makers announces Meanwhile, Trump stalls presidential transition process resignation LIMA, Peru — Peru’s interim president WASHINGTON, DC — Joe of vaccines would not be like announced his resignation on Sunday (local Biden’s scientific advisers flicking a switch to be able to time) as the nation plunged into its worst will meet with vaccine return to normal life. constitutional crisis in two decades, following makers in the coming days While the first doses would massive protests unleashed when Congress as the presidential transition become available for people ousted the nation’s popular leader. remains stalled because of in high-risk groups later this In a short televised address, Manuel Merino US President Donald Trump’s year, Americans would have to said he had acted within the law when he was refusal to concede defeat. keep up preventive measures sworn into office as chief of state on Tuesday, That delayed handoff is such as wearing masks, despite protesters’ allegations that Congress especially problematic during observing social distancing had. staged a parliamentary coup. a public health crisis, the and frequently washing their “I, like everyone, want what is best for our government’s top infectious hands, well into next year. country,” he said. disease expert said. “Everyone is sensitive to The decision came after a night of unrest in “Of course it would be better what we call ‘Covid fatigue,’” which dozens of protesters were injured from if we could start working with Dr Fauci said. blunt force, tear gas or projectiles that human them,” said Dr Anthony Fauci, “People are worn out (by all rights groups said came predominantly from head of the National Institute the meaures). But we have got police using excessive force to quell the of Allergy and Infectious to hang in there a bit longer. protests. Diseases who has been We have got to hang together A network of rights groups reported through multiple presidential on this.” that 112 people had been hurt and the transitions during 36 years of Other vaccine makers were whereabouts of 41 others were unknown. government service. also in the final phase of Health authorities said the dead included Jack He likened the process to testing their formulations, Pintado, 22, who was shot 11 times, including runners passing on the baton DELAYED HANDOFF COUNTERPRODUCTIVE AS COVID and Dr Fauci said he expected in the head, and Jordan Sotelo, 24, who was in a relay race. “You don’t SURGES: Above, Dr Anthony Fauci, the head of the National those vaccines would also be hit four times in the thorax near his heart. want to stop before you give Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said it would be highly effective. “Two young people were absurdly, stupidly, it to somebody,” he said. “You better during the public health crisis if the transition process The US government has unjustly sacrificed by the police,” Peruvian want to just essentially keep could get moving. AP picture launched a programme called writer and Nobel laureate, Mario Vargas Llosa, going.” “Operation Warp Speed”, said in a recorded video shared on Twitter. The president-elect’s weeks. plans being finalised by the backed by the White House, “This repression — which is against all of outreach to the vaccine “We’re going to start those US Department of Health to quickly manufacture and Peru — needs to stop.” manufacturers came as the consultations this week,” said and Human Services and the distribute tens of millions of Meanwhile, a swell of political leaders coronavirus pandemic in Biden’s chief of staff, Ron Pentagon. In some ways, that doses of vaccines. urged Merino to leave, with at least 13 of his the United States entered Klain, citing Pfizer and other was the more critical issue, he The shots would be free 19 ministers bailing out of his newly-formed perhaps its most dangerous pharmaceutical companies. said. to Americans, and the goal government. The president of Congress phase. The seven-day rolling Pfizer’s announcement that “We need to be talking to was to have most people called on Merino to resign immediately and average for new daily cases preliminary data indicated them as quickly as possible,” vaccinated by about this time said lawmakers would vote to oust him if he stood at 145,400 on Saturday, its vaccine was 90 percent Klain said. next year. refused. “We should put, above all else, the according to data from Johns effective lifted financial “It’s great to have a vaccine, Many people would need lives of the Peruvian people,” said Luis Valdez, Hopkins University. markets last week and gave but vaccines don’t save lives: two doses. the current head of Congress, who himself That meant the US was people worldwide hope that an vaccinations save lives. And Initial access to the vaccine planned to resign. adding about 1 million new end to the pandemic would be that means you’ve got to get would be limited to high- Merino, a little-known politician and rice cases a week, and deaths coming. that vaccine into people’s arms priority groups, such as farmer, became Peru’s leader on Tuesday averaged 820 a day as of Klain said Biden’s experts all over this country. It’s a hospital and nursing-home after a stunning vote by Congress to oust the Saturday, which was a 33 also needed a detailed giant logistical project.” workers. popular ex-president, Martín Vizcarra. — AP percent increase in just two understanding of distribution Dr Fauci stressed the arrival — AP Some acknowledgement, but still no concession

WASHINGTON, DC — US to begin to recognise that reality, about access for poll watchers President Donald Trump on then that is positive,” Biden’s and about vote tabulations and Sunday (local time) appeared to incoming chief of staff, Ron asserted, “WE WILL WIN!” acknowledge for the first time Klain told NBC’s Meet the Press. Twitter soon afterwards posted that Joe Biden had won the But Klain added, “Donald warning labels about the White House, but also made Trump’s Twitter feed doesn’t president’s tweets. clear he would not concede and make Joe Biden president or not There has been no widespread would keep trying to overturn president. The American people fraud in the 2020 election. the election result. Trump’s did that.” In fact, election officials from statements came in tweets that A Republican governor said both political parties stated included several baseless claims “it was good actually” to see publicly late last week that about the November 3 vote, Trump’s tweet that Biden had the election had gone well and which state and federal officials won. international observers had also have said was safe and secure. “I think that’s the start confirmed there had been no Trump, without using Biden’s of an acknowledgment. We serious irregularities. name, tweeted “He won”, want to make sure that there Trump’s campaign team has something Trump had not said is a smooth transition,” said been trying to mount legal before publicly, Arkansas’ Asa challenges across the country, although he Hutchinson on but many of the lawsuits have also said the If the president is NBC. been thrown out and not one Democrat’s victory The president single lawsuit has included was only “in prepared‘ to begin had previously any evidence that points to the the eyes of the to recognise that refused to accept outcome of the election needing NOT A FAN OF LOSING: Donald Trump waves to supporters from media”. reality, then that is the results of to be reversed. his motorcade as his supporters gathered for a rally on Saturday in Biden defeated positive the election and Nearly two weeks after Washington, DC. The president was en route to a game of golf. Trump by he dug in again Election Day, Trump has neither AP picture winning back a —Incoming’ chief of on Sunday, in a called Biden nor made a formal trio of Midwestern staff, Ron Klain subsequent tweet concession, and White House spread of Covid-19, and added claims about “any vote switching battleground saying, “I concede officials have insisted that they that “whatever happens in the or alleged software issues with states: Michigan; NOTHING! We are preparing for a second term. future, happens . . . (but) who our voting systems”. Wisconsin; and Pennsylvania, have a long way to go.” In recent days however, Trump knows which administration it The Cybersecurity and and he topped the 270 electoral Even while seemingly has appeared to be inching will be? I guess time will tell.” Infrastructure Security Agency, vote threshold to clinch the acknowledging Biden’s victory, closer to acknowledging the Trump on Sunday renewed a federal agency that oversees presidency. he also argued, without evidence, reality of his loss. his groundless attacks on U.S. election security, said in Biden so far has 77.5 million that the former vice president In comments on Friday in the an election technology firm, a statement last week that votes — the most ever received had only won because the Rose Garden about news of a Dominion Voting Systems, again the “November 3 election was by a winning candidate, to election had been “rigged”. coronavirus vaccine, Trump said without evidence of any serious the most secure in American Trump’s 72.3 million. Trump then made his administration would “not be irregularities. history”. — AP “If the president is prepared unsubstantiated complaints going to a lockdown” to slow the Dominion has denied all 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 Trump backers AP picture take to streets

WASHINGTON, DC — The demonstrations in with non-life threatening After several thousand the nation’s capital went injuries. supporters of President from tense to violent on Trump himself had Donald Trump protested Saturday night and early given an approving the election results and into Sunday morning. nod to the gathering on marched to the Supreme Videos posted on social Saturday morning by Court, night-time clashes media showed fights, sending his motorcade with counterdemonstrators projectiles and clubs as through the streets lined led to fistfights, at least Trump backers sparred with supporters before one stabbing and more with those demanding they rolling on to his Virginia than 20 arrests. take their MAGA hats and golf club. Several other cities on banners and leave. People chanted “USA, Saturday (local time) also Police said they made USA” and “four more saw gatherings of Trump 21 arrests on a variety of years”, and many carried supporters unwilling charges, including assault American flags and signs to accept Democrat Joe and weapons possession, to show their displeasure Biden’s Electoral College and recovered eight with the vote tally and and popular vote victory as firearms. insistence that, as Trump legitimate. Four police officers were has baselessly asserted, said one Trump loyalist march along Pennsylvania members of the Proud Cries of “Stop the Steal” injured. fraud was the reason. who was standing outside Avenue from Freedom Boys, a neo-fascist group and “Count Every Vote” No arrest has been made “I just want to keep up the Supreme Court, where Plaza, near the White known for street brawling rang out, despite a lack of in the stabbing, and the his spirits and let him a few thousand other House. with ideological opponents evidence of voter fraud. victim was hospitalised know we support him,” loyalists assembled after a The marchers included at political rallies. — AP

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The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 WORLD 15 WORLD BRIEFS Trade mega-pact signed Musk says his Covid test results ‘wildly different’ PALO ALTO, CA — Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk off on at virtual summit says he “most likely” has a “moderate case” of Covid, although he also says he HANOI — China and “I am delighted to say that the already-low tariffs on tariff schedules and rules for has been “getting wildly 14 other countries agreed after eight years of hard trade between member all 15 countries involved — different results from yesterday to set up the work, as of today, we have countries even lower the tariffs schedule just for different labs”. world’s largest trading bloc, officially brought RCEP over time, and it was less Japan was 1334 pages long. The boss of Tesla and encompassing nearly one- negotiations to a conclusion comprehensive than an It was not expected to SpaceX, who is 49, tweeted third of all economic activity, for signing,” said host 11-nation trans-Pacific trade go as far as the European his symptoms were in a deal that many in the Elon Musk. country Vietnam’s prime deal that President Donald Union in integrating member those of a “minor cold”. Asia-Pacific region were AP picture minister, Nguyen Xuan Phuc. Trump pulled out of shortly economies but it was also Yesterday he said he had hoping would help to hasten “The conclusion of RCEP after taking office. building on existing free- been tested four times, a recovery from the economic negotiation, the largest Apart from the 10 ASEAN trade arrangements. with two positive and two negative results. shocks that had been caused free-trade agreement in the members, RCEP includes The deal had powerful Musk appeared to play down concerns about by the pandemic. world, will send a strong China, Japan, South Korea, symbolic ramifications, the pandemic when it first hit. Covid-19 has now The Regional message that affirms Australia and New Zealand, showing that nearly four infected nearly 10.9 million people in the US. Comprehensive Economic ASEAN’s leading role in but not the United States. years after Trump launched More than 245,000 people have died in that Partnership (RCEP), was supporting the multilateral Officials said the accord his “America First” policy nation, and more than 67,000 people are currently signed virtually yesterday on trading system, creating a would leave the door open for of forging trade deals with in hospital. the sidelines of the annual new trading structure in the India to join the bloc. India individual countries, Asia Some 35 US states now required face masks to summit of the 10-nation region, enabling sustainable dropped out of the pact due remained committed to be worn in public and many officials were urging Association of Southeast trade facilitation, revitalising to fierce domestic opposition multi-nation efforts towards residents to maintain social distancing amid fears Asian Nations (ASEAN). the supply chains disrupted to its market-opening freer trade that was being their healthcare systems would soon be swamped Officials took turns signing by Covid-19, and assisting requirements. seen as a formula for future with infected patients. copies of the agreement and the post-pandemic recovery,” It would take time to fully prosperity. — AP Musk, who has 40 million followers on Twitter, showing them off on camera Phuc said. assess exact details of the said via that social media platform that he was “a at the virtual summit. The accord would make agreement to encompass See also page 11 little up and down. It feels just like a regular cold, but with more of the body aches and a cloudy head than the coughing/sneezing”. Yesterday, he had questioned the veracity of North Indians wake up to rapid antigen testing, tweeting: “Something Nearly 1000 arrested extremely bogus is going on. Was tested for Covid four times today. Two tests came back negative, toxic smog following Diwali during Belarus protests two came back positive. Same machine, same test, same nurse.” NEW DELHI — Hundreds of and November due to farmers He said he was awaiting the results of PCR millions of people in northern burning agricultural waste, along MINSK — A human rights It said the nationwide arrest (polymerase chain reaction) tests, which were India woke up on Sunday to toxic with coal-fired power plants in group in Belarus said more total was at least 928 and that regarded as the gold standard by epidemiologists air following Diwali — the Hindu surrounding states, traffic fumes than 900 people had been some of those detained were and the test that was used most around the world. festival of lights, after many and windless days. arrested on Sunday (local time) beaten by police. — BBC revellers defied bans on using The raging coronavirus in protests around the country Many of the demonstrators firecrackers to celebrate. pandemic, with more than calling for authoritarian carried placards in Record price for racing pigeon The capital, New Delhi, was 400,000 confirmed cases in President Alexander commemoration of Raman HALLE, Belgium — blanketed with a thick haze, with the city of 20 million, had also Lukashenko to step down. Bandarenka — an opposition New Kim is worth her the average pollution level in heightened alarm over the health The demonstrations supporter who died Thursday weight in gold, and then the capital more than nine times hazards posed by the choking continued the wave of near- after reportedly being beaten quite some more than what was considered safe by the smog, with doctors warning of daily protests that have in police detention. that. World Health Organisation. a sharp increase in respiratory gripped Belarus since early A wide wave of protests, A wealthy Chinese Delhi’s Chief Minister Arvind illnesses. August. some attracting more than pigeon-racing fan put Kejriwal had banned the use Cities in the states of Punjab, In the capital, Minsk, police 100,000 people, broke out down a record price and sale of firecrackers ahead of Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Bihar wielded clubs and used following the August 9 of 1.6 million euros New Kim. Diwali, but the policy had been and New Delhi — which had tear gas and water cannons presidential election that (NZ$2,766,645m) for the difficult to implement. already been suffering from to disperse thousands of official results said gave Belgian-bred bird, saying a lot more than merely Residents in the capital let some of the worst air pollution demonstrators. Lukashenko a sixth term in that kind of money could be made in the once- off huge amounts of fireworks in the world — saw even higher The Viasna human rights office. quaint sport, which seemed to be headed for a to celebrate the festival well levels of pollution than on the organisation reported The opposition and some decline in popularity just a few years ago. into the early hours of Sunday morning after Diwali last year, detentions at demonstrations poll workers, however, said the During a frantic last half an hour on Sunday morning. government data analysed by in other cities too, including results had been manipulated. (local time) at the end of a two-week auction at The city’s air pollution Reuters showed. Vitebsk and Gomel. — AP the Pipa pigeon centre, two Chinese bidders typically worsened in October — Reuters story via RNZ operating under the pseudonyms Super Duper and Hitman drove up the price by 280,000 euros (NZ$484,160), leaving the previous record that Belgian-bred Armando fetched last year well REAFFIRMED BRITAIN’S TIES behind by 350,000 euros (NZ$605,203). TO GERMANY: Prince Charles Super Duper got the hen, and behind the called on Sunday (local time) pseudonym was said to be the same wealthy for Britain and Germany to Chinese industrialist who already had Armando, remember their long and close allowing for breeding with the two expensive ties, which were reaffirmed by birds. the nations’ reconciliation after The age-old hobby in Western Europe once two world wars, as the UK tries identified mainly with working-class men, but it to find its place outside — but now had a new, elitist, foreign lease on life. also alongside — the EU. Prince Top breeders relying on generations of family Charles’ appeal during his visit experience could now sell their birds for prices to Berlin to attend Germany’s unheard of merely a decade ago, and now often traditional day of remembrance China was their destination. was part of Britain’s diplomatic Belgians had long stood out as the best outreach to Europe’s biggest breeders, both because of their generations of economy, just days before the experience and the density of a network where deadline loomed to strike a many breeders could organise races close post-Brexit deal with the EU. together. It was not a short-term endeavour, There has been growing anxiety however, since becoming an expert at genetic in London that Britain might breeding with the constant mixing and mating of find itself without access to its birds took years — if not decades. biggest trading partner when a The birds could live for up to 15 years. — AP transition agreement with the EU expires at the end of the Qantas celebrates centenary year. SYDNEY — Australia’s flagship airline, Qantas, “As our countries begin this will celebrate its centenary today with a low-level new chapter in our long history, flyover of Sydney Harbour. let us reaffirm our bond for the Qantas was established exactly 100 years ago years ahead,” Prince Charles today in Queensland’s outback, by two veterans said during a speech at the of the Australian Flying Corps — Hudson Fysh German parliament. “And let us and Paul McGinness — together with local grazier reflect on all that we have been Fergus McMaster. through together and all that we Dubbed “The Flying Kangaroo”, Qantas is the have learned.” — AP oldest continuously-operating airline in the world and has an impeccable safety record. — AAP 16 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 BRIEFS Excavation work begins on unmarked graves

DUNEDIN — Researchers will today from the gold rush period if not before,” relocation of some graves, surveying and Missing hunter makes contact begin the excavation of parts of the she said. archaeological analysis of the site. CHRISTCHURCH — A frantic search for a historic Drybread Cemetery in Central A number of unmarked graves and No marked graves will be excavated in teenager reported missing on a hunting trip in Otago in a bid to locate unmarked inconclusive records at the cemetery any way. South Canterbury is over after he made contact by graves. led the Drybread Cemetery Trust to Project work included searching for cell phone. Drybread, near Omakau, was approach the University of Otago and the Drybread settlement site, working Marcus McKay, 19, had been missing since 9pm established in the early 1860s as a gold- Southern Archaeology Ltd for assistance alongside Chinese and Drybread on Friday. rush settlement but faded away about 30 in learning the true extent of the communities to identify areas inside and It’s believed he was last seen dropping years later as the diggers moved on. cemetery’s borders and location of burial outside the present cemetery boundaries his partner and brother home after a trip to The cemetery dates back to that time, plots in areas which were unrecorded but that contained unmarked and unknown Christchurch before heading out on a hunting trip and many unmarked graves are believed suspected of containing human graves. graves, and excavation to determine the with a mate. to lie outside its fenced boundary. Drybread was a classic gold rush-era true boundary of the cemetery. His family have been trying to reach him by A team from Otago University and settlement at the foot of the Dunstan A sample of remains would be analysed phone and were desperate for news as the hours Southern Cemeteries Archaeology is Mountains in the upper reaches of the to determine aspects of the deceased’s ticked by. expected to be at the site for about a Manuherikia Valley, Central Otago. past such as ethnicity, age and sex. Earlier yesterday police said they were following month. The settlement was established circa A picture of their life history could leads for the missing teen after receiving a call Project co-leader, professor Hallie 1862. then be created through evidence of diet, about a hunter overdue from a day trip with a Buckley, told RNZ last month subsequent Otago’s bioarchaeology experts have disease or physical trauma. friend, at 9pm last night. research was expected to take a year. conducted similar research at cemeteries The trust was eager for the project to The caller did not know where the person was “We know formally the first burial was in Milton, Lawrence and Cromwell. answer long-standing questions over the going hunting, or who the friend was. recorded in 1870, but it’s highly likely The project involved locating cemetery and those buried within its However, police have confirmed “the hunter has that there would’ve been people buried unmarked graves, exhumation and uncertain border. — RNZ got back into cell reception and has made contact — all is fine”. — NZ Herald Crashes keep police busy Teenager secures last-minute reprieve NEW PLYMOUTH — Emergency services across the North Island were busy last evening, with at least three separate vehicle crashes all within an by Gill Bonnett, RNZ deception and the basis for INZ rejecting “The mother believed that (her hour. her application was simply incorrect. daughter) was a New Zealand resident A witness says a car crashed into a concrete WELLINGTON — A teenage girl who It found on INZ’s files the record of a and so finding out that this was not the barrier at the intersection of Broadway and Fenton was told she had lived illegally in New phone call from the girl’s grandmother case came as a surprise,” the tribunal streets in Stratford. Zealand all her life has won a reprieve telling officials about the birth, and noted in its decision earlier this year. Empire Hotel assistant manager Sarah Tasker — thanks to an 11th hour discovery on internal emails dating back to 2006. “Apparently unaware of the fact that said the Stratford crash sounded like a “ranch her mother’s immigration file. INZ’s notes showed it knew she had Immigration New Zealand had known slider slamming shut”. The 14-year-old girl only found out she been born and had decided it did not about (the girl) when determining “There were three cop cars. The lady hit her head was not a New Zealand resident when affect her mother’s residence application. her mother’s residence application, on the windscreen. The car is pretty messed up. her mother made a passport inquiry. her representative submitted that the I heard a noise that sounded like a ranch slider Immigration New Zealand (INZ) mother had not realised that she should slamming shut. I was pouring a beer when it then decided her 34-year-old mother, The 14-year-old girl only found have advised Immigration New Zealand who is from Kiribati, may be liable for of (the girl’s) birth before it determined happened,” she says. out she was not a New Zealand St John said two people were transported to deportation because she had not declared her family’s residence application.” Taranaki Base Hospital in New Plymouth, one her baby during her 2006 residence resident when her mother made The tribunal ordered INZ to reconsider in serious condition and the other in moderate application. a passport inquiry. her residence application. condition. The girl’s own residence application “There remains the question as to Police received a report at 4.45pm that a car had was rejected. why all parties proceeded on the basis crashed into a building, a police spokesperson The girl’s mother and the family’s that Immigration New Zealand had not said. lawyer accepted INZ’s decision that the “The tribunal finds that the decision known about (the girl) at the time the Further north, police responded to a crash family had not told immigration officials was not correct because Immigration mother’s application was determined. involving a motorbike and a car at around 4pm in about the child’s existence during their New Zealand was aware of her The tribunal can understand that her Maungaturoto. 2006 residence application under the existence before it decided her mother’s mother may have simply accepted, The crash happened on Bickerstaffe Road, a Pacific Access Category. application. during the assessment of (the girl’s) police spokesperson said. INZ decided the mother would not “The decision is cancelled and the application, that Immigration New St John said one person was transported via have been eligible under immigration application is returned to Immigration Zealand did not know about the helicopter to Northland Base hospital in Whangarei rules as a dependent child, if she had a New Zealand for a correct assessment.” appellant when it granted her residence. in moderate condition. child herself. The case has been hanging over the “The evidence suggests that she relied In the Far North, a person was injured by a The mother appealed her daughter’s family since the girl was told she was on her parents to deal with all aspects tractor in Mangonui. case to the immigration and protection unlawfully in the country in 2016. of the application and she had limited Police were called to the scene at on Midgley tribunal, saying there had been no intent Two years later, an immigration officer involvement in the assessment process Road at around 4.05pm. to deceive and asking for an exception to assessing her residence application told for that reason. An ambulance also attended to assess the residence rules as a result of her special colleagues her mother may be liable for “That could also explain how the person and injury was not serious, a police circumstances. deportation because the girl had not representative may have become spokesperson said. — NZ Herald The tribunal ruled there had been no been declared on her visa application. confused on this matter. Benee wins big at music awards by Karl Puschmann, NZ Herald Highest Selling Artist for the third consecutive year. AUCKLAND — At last year’s awards, South Auckland teenager Jawsh 685 Auckland’s pop sensation Benee scooped rightly scored Te Kaituhura Puoro Toa the win in all four categories she was o te Tau/Breakthrough Artist of the nominated in. Year award for his hit Laxed — Siren Last night she did the double by Beat, which peaked at number one in replicating that incredible feat at the 17 countries after American R&B singer newly rebranded Aotearoa Music Awards Jason Derulo sampled it for his song which were held at Spark Arena. Savage Love. The singer/songwriter collected the The producer, real name Joshua Nanai, Te Waiata Totahi o te Tau/Single of the made history as the first Pasifika person Year Tui for Superlonely, her song which and the third New Zealander to reach went viral on social media site TikTok No.1 in the UK Singles Chart. This during the first lockdown to become feat saw him also being awarded an an international hit for the Grey Lynn International Achievement award last resident. night. Benee, real name Stellar Bennett, also Hip-hop duo Church & AP, real names collected the awards for Te Kaipuoro Elijah Manu and Albert Purcell, won Te Takitahi Toa/Best Solo Artist, Te Kaipuoro Hipihope Toa/Best Hip-Hop Kaipuoro Arotini Toa/Best Pop Artist and Artist to continue their winning streak the International Achievement award. after winning the Tui for Best Pacific It’s been a massive year for the Group at the Pacific Music Awards in 20-year-old pop star. Last month her October. catchy song Glitter won the APRA Silver WINNING STREAK: Singer Benee (second from right) walked away with four awards Elsewhere, Drax Project won Te Scroll award and on Friday she released last night at the Aotearoa Music Awards. She is pictured with Oscar Keightly (left) and Rikoata Marakerake o te Tau/Radio her long-awaited debut album Hey u x, members of Dawn Raid. NZ Herald picture Airplay Record of the Year for their song which features collaborations with artists Catching Feelings, which features Six60. such as Lily Allen and Grimes. including the coveted Te Pukaemi o te also won awards for Te Roopu Toa/Best L.A.B won Te Kaipuoro Taketake Toa/ Indie-pop band The Beths were Tau/Album of the Year award, which they Group and Te Kaipuoro Manohi Toa/Best Best Roots Artist, Haz & Miloux won Te also winners in multiple categories. claimed for their second album Jump Alternative Artist. Kaipuro Awe Toa/Best Soul/RnB Artist, They improved on last year’s haul of Rope Grazers. Crowd favourites Six60 scored a and Te Kaipuoro Rakapioi Toa/Best Rock two awards to walk away with three, For the second year in a row they hattrick, winning Te Toa Hoko Teitei/ Artist went to City of Souls. 17 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020

NOTICE BOARD Meetings Meetings Meetings Real Estate Real Estate Business Business For Sale For Sale Entertainment THE PROPRIETORS WAIOMATATINI C MARANGAIROA C4 BARE FARM LAND OF AHIKOUKA A6B & WAIROA 1A AGM INCORPORATION TRUST (GRAZING BLOCK) THRIVING LOCAL 2020 ANNUAL 2020 ANNUAL 28th November 2020 FOR ACQUISITION BUSINESS ODEON 5 GENERAL MEETING GENERAL MEETING Matahi-o-te-Tau Marae Phone 867 3339 Corner Back Ormond Road and FOR SALE Notice is hereby given Notice is hereby given 10am Hansen Road, Gisborne RAMS (PG) MON-TUE that the Annual General that the Annual General AGENDA: 11.15am, 1.20pm, Meeting of Share- Meeting of Share- Ofers Closing 12.00pm, 5.50pm, 8pm holders will be held at holders will be held at • Karakia 11th December 2020 Interior Blinds FREAKY (R16) BDO Gisborne BDO Gisborne • Apologies The following bare farm land is available MON-TUE 11.15am, Limited, 1 Peel Street, Limited, 1 Peel Street, • Minutes of previous 1.30pm, 3.45pm, 6pm, Gisborne, on Saturday Gisborne on Saturday AGM for acquisition and ofers are sought from 8.20pm potential purchases: 19.7837 hectares of & Curtains COMBAT WOMBAT 21 Novem- ber 2020. 21 November 2020. • Chair report • Financial statements lat to rolling land situated at the corner (PG) MON-TUE 11.15am, Registration from 9am Registration from 9am Contact Jude on 022 622 4470 3.50pm • Election of COM of Back Ormond Road and Hansen Matariki Partnership Matariki Partnership members by rotation Road, Gisborne, approximately 5km to I AM WOMAN (M) 9.30am 9.30am Real Estate MON-TUE 1pm, 5.40pm and the passing of Gisborne City Centre. Real Estate IP MAN: KUNG FU Ahikouka A6B Waiomatatini C Trust Raymond Walker MASTER (R13) MON- Incorporation & Wairoa 1A Trust • Farm manager’s Legal description lot 2, Deposited plan TUE 1.50pm, 5.50pm 11.30am 11.30am report 424055, contained in record of title APARTMENT FOR SALE THE CRAFT: LEGACY • Campground Report (M) MON-TUE 1.30pm, Election - To fill two Election - To fill four 493431. 8.20pm positions caused by the positions. Three caused Note: (1) New nomina- MARINA VIEW 209 66m2 BABY DONE (M) retirement by rotation by the retirement by tions and candidate Being residential zoned land, it has good MON-TUE 11am, 3.50pm of Ruben Dewes and rotation of Eruera must be lodged at the housing development potential (currently Looking over the Harbour and Channel, HONEST THIEF (M) Ella Te Kani who being Kawhia, Manihera Inoorporations office no running dry stock). 2nd Floor. MON-TUE 11.15am, eligible offer them- Morete and Herewini later than 26 November 3.40pm, 8.20pm selves for re-election. Te Koha who being Email enquiries to the owner: Price $260,000 + GST if any. GREENLAND (R13) 2020. Nominations duly com- eligible offer them- [email protected] MON-TUE 11am, selves for re-election. (2) Proxy forms and Managed Unit returning $800 to $1100 in 5.50pm, 8.10pm pleted by nominator and One position caused by powers of attorney must the bank per week. Has a reserve fund THE WAR WITH candidate must be be lodged at the Trust GRANDPA (PG) lodged at BDO the resignation of Sean $199 for the new owner to use as part of MON-TUE 3.30pm Poananga, who was Office no later than 26 the repair work. May need to top up $180. *ART ON SCREEN* Gisborne Limited, 1 November 2020. Peel Street, Gisborne, also due for rotation. Note, these figures go towards the overall SECRET Hope to see you IMPRESSIONISTS (E) no later than 11.30am Note - Nominations share of cost. 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Rotorua races at Rotorua Tuesday Jetbet 2 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 M Hashizume (a3) 3 2336s Foogayzee (10) 58.5 53 M Cameron 7 s0764 Sheez Leica (15) 56.5 50 15 00006 Rising Ransom (11) 55 55 Race 1: SECRET AMOUR, LANDRY, WAIPIPI GAL 10 93597 Valetti (9) 54 60 L Satherley 4 33 Lock Up (4) 58.5 52 S Collett 8 Lonely (8) 56.5 47 C Grylls 11 48509 Felix Faure (5) 54 56 M Kareem (a3) 5 — Jenny Kraig SCRATCHED 9 Greenslade (16) 56.5 45 S Collett 10 Waitomo Fuels 4.52 Race 2: RIPPED, BOLT FROM THE BLUE, HONNEUR NOIR 6 45s0s Cathay Nova (6) 56.5 49 10 29 Golden Eagle (9) 55 51 L Satherley $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1230m Race 3: SECRET AMOUR, ORIGINEEL, LOCOMOTION 3 Pearl Series Race 12.47 7 — Sheeznoteasy SCRATCHED EMERGENCIES: 1 8s40s Appellant (10) 59 67 A Goindasamy (a1) Race 4: TRAVELLING KATE, SECRET AMOUR, $10,000, maiden f&m, 1400m 8 North Of Havana (9) 56.5 47 11 — Morning Glory SCRATCHED BEYOND SACRED 9 4s Hasstobeyou (3) 55 50 S McKay 12 0 Namibia Miss (7) 56.5 45 2 30s1 Earl Of Orkney (18) 59 63 M McNab 1 s5422 Origineel (11) 57.5 54 L Innes SCRATCHED Race 5: LOCK UP, FINN MCCOOL, RAKUTEN 10 Needle And Thread (2) 55 47 C Grylls 13 — Vulture Street SCRATCHED 3 — Gold Watch 2 5s23 Locomotion (10) 57.5 53 W Pinn (a3) Race 6: SHE SPEEDS, PLUCKY MISS, GRAND SPIRIT 11 So Surreal (14) 55 47 A Calder 14 70 Sugar Loaf (3) 56.5 45 4 50430 Ottavio (7) 59 63 R Elliot 3 462 Secret Amour (2) 57.5 52 O Bosson 5 14363 Bounty (5) 58.5 62 T Thornton Race 7: THE GARRISON, ZENKURO, GOLDEN EAGLE 12 Wishing Well (12) 55 47 D Johnson 15 90 Valyrian (5) 55 45 4 3 Capistrano Rocs (16) 57.5 51 16 57s0 Alpine Charm (14) 56.5 45 6 8s76s Castani (6) 58.5 62 W Pinn (a3) Race 8: ASPIRING, OUR MODENA, HEART OF THE OCEAN S Weatherley EMERGENCIES: 13 5 Gregory (5) 57 47 V Colgan 17 86507 The Green Gremlin (4) 58.5 45 7 0s990 Threadtheneedle (17) 58 65 D Johnson Race 9: GREEN BRAVO, SHE’S APPLES, ALL THE RAGE 5 08003 Lustful Lady (9) 57.5 51 T Thornton 18 04696 Peerless Warrior (2) 58.5 45 8 10461 Tangodanzer (4) 57.5 64 S Weatherley 6 s4346 Bouffant (12) 57.5 50 C Grylls 14 0s Civil Unrest (13) 57 46 L Satherley Race 10: EARL OF ORKNEY, TANGODANZER, BOUNTY 15 55s7 Itsy Bitsy (1) 56.5 46 L Innes 9 25s20 On Show (12) 56 61 S Collett Race 11: RUIZ, VENI VICI, TRUEFALLS 7 Free Spirit (6) 57.5 45 V Colgan 8 Laser Electrical 3.42 10 00923 Roc Cha (2) 56 61 (a4) 8 Ironic (8) 57.5 45 16 795s8 Pokuru Grace (11) 56.5 46 17 No Quarter Asked (16) 57 45 $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1560m 11 40s91 La Tardigrada (9) 55.5 63 L Innes 9 Miss Interpret (15) 56 47 SCRATCHED A Goindasamy (a1) 18 Sweet Tui (8) 55 45 1 38s09 Heart Of The Ocean (14) 59 65 12 — Bette Davis Eyes 10 Lily’s Lady (13) 56 45 M Kareem (a3) 19 0 Bee Jay (15) 57 45 M McNab EMERGENCIES: 11 Millie Georgia (7) 56 45 20 7s Nonaame (17) 55 45 2 1057 Ostasio (12) 59 61 R Elliot 13 75s03 First Rock (8) 56 61 L Satherley 12 Taaffeite (4) 56 45 3 5461 Aspiring (15) 58 63 S Collett 14 3s77s Hot Spring Project (13) 58 61 1 Lance Lawson 11.40 EMERGENCIES: 6 Campbells Infrastructure 2.32 4 0s013 Our Modena (9) 58 63 15 55828 Just Raj (15) 57.5 60 $10,000, maiden, 1400m 13 8 Paris Ruby (1) 57.5 45 $10,000, maiden, 1560m 5 01003 Calpurnia (6) 57.5 62 T Thornton 16 34366 Raz (3) 55.5 60 17 33646 Nuclear Fusion (14) 55 59 14 — Dress Code SCRATCHED 1 3s664 Velarde (11) 58.5 50 S Weatherley 6 1s654 Pepperello (5) 57.5 62 M Hashizume (a3) 1 9226s Blizzing Away (1) 58.5 53 J Fawcett 18 s8470 Eridani (1) 54.5 58 15 — Doha SCRATCHED 2 48 Colin Oscopy (13) 58.5 49 S Collett 7 531s9 Preipo (4) 57.5 62 C Grylls 2 73s26 Landry (3) 58.5 53 S Collett 19 50s69 Saintly Way (11) 56 57 16 4s006 Sweet Fields (5) 57.5 45 3 2s434 She Speeds (6) 56.5 53 D Johnson 8 917s0 Lum Reek (11) 57 61 S Weatherley 3 2298 The Villain (8) 58.5 52 A Calder 20 8s9s8 Azareel (16) 54 57 17 6s8s0 Dalmatinka (14) 57.5 45 4 29s4 Plucky Miss (5) 56.5 52 V Colgan 9 s0417 Savappiel (3) 57 61 T Yanagida (a1) 4 s0005 Extersea (13) 58.5 47 J Riddell 10 28677 Cheers (2) 56 59 18 00s73 Hetty (3) 57.5 51 5 06s93 Grand Spirit (8) 56.5 51 C Grylls 5 Mr Bond (9) 58.5 45 T Thornton EMERGENCIES: 11 Lime Cafe 5.24 6 — Volitivo SCRATCHED 6 Blood Money (4) 57 45 C Burdan (a2) 4 Novara Park 1.22 11 09978 Makabar (8) 56.5 56 7 Rock Of Cashel (7) 57 45 7 44s0 Amazing Maria (12) 56.5 49 $10,000, maiden, 1950m $10,000, maiden, 1400m 12 0466s Mighty Colombo (13) 56 55 8 Swiss Gold (14) 57 45 8 8 Telindale (10) 56.5 45 13 74960 Kipling (10) 56 55 1 s0240 Reliable Hunter (7) 58.5 53 V Colgan 9 00s73 Hetty (15) 56.5 51 A Goindasamy (a1) 1 32s3s Beyond Sacred (15) 58.5 54 9 983 Lovingyourwork (16) 55 51 14 s0078 Princess Origami (7) 54 55 2 03530 Macros (5) 58.5 52 T Newman (a3) 10 7s485 Shibuya Kosaten (2) 56.5 49 C Grylls 2 s7423 Dawnting (6) 58.5 53 S McKay 10 66 Alaltun (9) 55 46 C Burdan (a2) 15 00006 Rising Ransom (1) 56 55 A Calder 3 s3863 Ruiz (11) 58.5 51 S Weatherley 11 5 Waipipi Gal (6) 56.5 47 3 5540s Woodhall Road (3) 58.5 53 J Fawcett EMERGENCIES: 4 5s303 Veni Vici (17) 58.5 51 C Grylls M Hashizume (a3) 4 40s0s Oceana Lad (8) 58.5 48 R Elliot 11 — Morning Glory SCRATCHED 9 Atkinson & Donaldson Plumbing 4.17 5 90038 Go Bobby (14) 58.5 50 12 59s Fur (10) 56.5 46 S McKay 12 0 Namibia Miss (3) 56.5 45 5 8 Prince Kanto (2) 58.5 46 $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1560m A Goindasamy (a1) EMERGENCIES: 6 5 Billy Bold (13) 57 47 13 8s7 Vulture Street (15) 58.5 45 6 74260 Rising Risk (9) 58.5 50 A Calder 13 6s90s Yin Yang Warrior (11) 58.5 45 7 The Bling (14) 57 45 14 70 Sugar Loaf (7) 56.5 45 1 43768 Speechmaker (15) 59.5 64 V Colgan 7 s0020 Istina (10) 56.5 51 14 s7800 Robrocks (5) 58.5 45 8 Valverde (9) 57 45 15 90 Valyrian (4) 55 45 2 0s072 Green Bravo (8) 58.5 62 C Grylls 8 70774 Miss Fendt (8) 56.5 50 T Thornton 3 7s0s0 Amasecoya (10) 58 65 W Pinn (a3) 15 462 Secret Amour (12) 56.5 52 9 055 Styal (12) 56.5 47 W Pinn (a3) 16 57s0 Alpine Charm (14) 56.5 45 9 45 Truefalls (6) 56.5 50 S Collett 4 01465 All The Rage (4) 58 61 R Elliot 10 8s752 Travelling Kate (10) 55 52 C Grylls 17 86507 The Green Gremlin (2) 58.5 45 10 8s740 Champagne Princess (1) 56.5 49 2 Macmillan Accountants 12.12 11 047 Melodious (7) 55 49 D Johnson 18 04696 Peerless Warrior (1) 58.5 45 5 60s78 Enjoy The Show (5) 57.5 60 6 7Ls29 Cinzento (2) 57 63 M Hashizume (a3) L Satherley $11,000, rating 74 benchmark, 1400m 12 9 She’s So Reliable (5) 55 45 S Collett 11 08605 Zion Hill (3) 56.5 47 M Hashizume (a3) EMERGENCIES: 7 Holiday Inn 3.07 7 7617 Graciano (9) 56.5 62 D Johnson 1 884s4 Honneur Noir (7) 59.5 77 C Burdan (a2) 12 6s0s0 Diamond Heist (15) 56.5 46 (a4) 13 6s90s Yin Yang Warrior (4) 58.5 45 8 71464 She’s Apples (12) 56.5 62 2 1213s Prince Albert (10) 58 70 W Pinn (a3) $10,000, maiden, 1560m EMERGENCIES: 14 s7800 Robrocks (1) 58.5 45 A Goindasamy (a1) 3 741s9 Amano (8) 56.5 67 T Yanagida (a1) 1 82s04 The Garrison (6) 58.5 53 J Riddell 13 0s Elder Hall (19) 58.5 45 15 462 Secret Amour (11) 56.5 52 9 0s000 Sacred Delight (13) 56 61 (a4) 4 1s140 High Achiever (11) 56.5 67 O Bosson 2 0s83s Flyingwithoutwings (12) 58.5 51 10 53s20 Whoshe’s Girl (14) 54.5 58 E McCall (a3) 14 0P Blue Ice (12) 56.5 45 5 16s17 Ripped (6) 56.5 67 A Calder 5 Arawa Park Function Rooms 1.57 S Weatherley EMERGENCIES: 15 00 Viva L’rippa (18) 56.5 45 6 s3s00 Miss Labasa (1) 56 70 S Collett 3 8s3 Zenkuro (1) 58.5 51 R Elliot 11 09978 Makabar (3) 55.5 56 16 0s0 Argentiere (13) 58.5 45 7 62694 Saignon (2) 56 70 Brandon May $10,000, maiden, 1230m 4 00430 Castle Black (11) 58.5 50 (a4) 12 0466s Mighty Colombo (6) 55 55 17 s8907 Beau Archers Rose (16) 58.5 45 8 2270s Nothing Compares (4) 55.5 69 C Grylls 1 s25s3 Finn McCool (7) 58.5 54 M McNab 5 6 Mythology (13) 58.5 46 T Yanagida (a1) 13 74960 Kipling (1) 55 55 18 809 Mr Moss (4) 58.5 45 9 80551 Bolt From The Blue (3) 55.5 65 2 23s23 Rakuten (18) 58.5 54 6 0 Shampagne Time (10) 57 45 J Fawcett 14 s0078 Princess Origami (7) 54 55 19 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Manawatu harness at Palmerston North Tuesday Jetbet 5 TAB Doubles 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 Trebles 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 Quaddies 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 10 32053 Ardee Trouble (45) 2 8 15008 Fleeting Major (Fr) 21 11 08470 Frank The Tank (Fr) 24 8 Connie Stewart NZ Pace 6.48 12 0s958 Contractual Issues (Fr) 25 Race 1: GET ON THE SAUCE, ZONED SCARLETT, 11 64553 Leesa Castleton (45) 3 9 Run Mason Run (Fr) 22 D Ferguson 12 45251 Splitting Image (45) 4 D Ferguson 10 04 Dramatist (Fr) 23 J Abernethy $9000, r53-r59. mobile, 2000m CAITLIN’S SURPRISE 13 1181s Our Gracie (65) 1 P Ferguson 11 79900 Inquisito (Fr) U1 6 Mad Butcher Pace 5.56 1 07584 Razcal Alley (Fr) 1 Race 2: BOILOVER, CONOR MCGREGOR, INQUISITO $9000, 3yo+ r45-r51. mobile, 2000m 2 31901 Ticking Over (Fr) 2 Race 3: ROMA ROSA, WRIGGLES RUFUS, RUN MASON RUN 2 Mad Butcher Pace 3.59 4 PGG Wrightson Pace 5.06 1 559sP Sonny Reactor (Fr) 1 3 82213 Ripsnorter (Fr) 3 Race 4: PAINTED LADY, SARGENT BEST, TONICHOOCHOO $9000, non-winners 3yo+. mobile, 2500m $9000, non-winners 3yo+. mobile, 2000m 2 86850 Onedin Punter (Fr) 2 4 20158 Sunset Red (Fr) 4 D Ferguson Race 5: RED RIVER DASH, CHALBERG, SPECIALE UNO 1 400s7 Mac Paua (Fr) 1 M W White 1 4402s Manhattan Sunshine (Fr) 1 3 80565 Classey Robin (Fr) 3 J Abernethy 5 00409 Mac’s Tomado (Fr) 5 Race 6: GREATEST SHOWMAN, GOLDEN LACE, LAVAZZA 2 s0040 Carse O Fern Cully (Fr) 2 2 Painted Lady (Fr) 2 4 0s640 Mister Mighty (Fr) 4 6 7s510 Shanroad (Fr) 6 Race 7: JETSON HUNTER, MILNER, EAGLE WATCH 3 79s57 Godziller (Fr) 3 3 04773 Betancourt (Fr) 3 5 75076 Lavazza (Fr) 5 7 39393 Ace Strike (Fr) 7 Race 8: TICKING OVER, RIPSNORTER, ACE STRIKE 4 6s40s Glen Elgin Stara (Fr) 4 4 0 Polka Dot Dance (Fr) 4 6 879s7 Waiheke Warrior (Fr) 6 8 715s0 Waingaro Ideal (Fr) 21 J Abernethy Race 9: FRANCO GARRETT, JACK TAR, ABOUT TURN 5 97875 Boilover (Fr) 5 5 2 Super Duper Dude (Fr) 5 D Ferguson 7 00207 Jimmy Richter (Fr) 7 9 31601 Rockngoodtime (Fr) 22 L Whittaker (J) 8 s8700 Art Courage (Fr) 21 6 Conor McGregor (Fr) 6 J Abernethy 6 9 Barbarossa (Fr) 6 10 510s0 Rory McIlroy (Fr) 23 7 s900s I Said Imracn (Fr) 7 7 020P0 Lionel Messi (Fr) 7 J Abernethy 9 05809 Delma Craze (Fr) 22 Z Butcher 10 P8sPP Karmic Way (Fr) 23 P Ferguson 11 05000 Eastanbull (Fr) 24 8 85 Sheza Rose (Fr) 21 8 Tonichoochoo (Fr) 21 11 04261 Greatest Showman (Fr) 24 12 08770 Benjamin Button (Fr) U1 J Wallace 9 650 Pentatonix (Fr) 22 P Ferguson 9 3 Sargent Best (Fr) 22 Z Butcher 12 7857s Golden Lace (Fr) 25 10 54476 Richmond Tiger (Fr) 23 A Drake (J) 10 Katchinka (Fr) 23 9 Mad Butcher Wairarapa Cup 7. 10 1 Levin Woolbuyers Trot 3.32 11 79900 Inquisito (Em1) (Fr) U1 7 Masterton Club Pace 6.20 12 4390s Aurelia Cotta (Fr) U2 5 Osborne Group Accts 5.31 $10,000, r59-r70. mobile, 2000m $9000, 3yo+ r50-r53. mobile, 2000m $9000, 3yo+ discretionary handicap stand, 13 309s5 Blake (Fr) U3 D Ferguson $9000, r40-r45. mobile, 2000m 1 1631s Uncle Drew (Fr) 1 2500m 1 93347 Rake (Fr) 1 2 45804 Jack Tar (Fr) 2 1 86063 Peter Forsberg (Fr) 1 J Abernethy 1 806 Melanie Adams (Fr) 1 3 Post Office Hotel Pahiatua 4.34 2 70751 Eagle Watch (Fr) 2 3 00s5s Franco Garrett (Fr) 3 2 870s3 Speciale Uno (Fr) 2 P Ferguson 3 19747 Romanee (Fr) 3 D Ferguson 2 99996 Haka Pride (Fr) 2 $9000, non-winners 3yo+. mobile, 2000m 3 757s9 Zip Code (Fr) 3 4 21465 Sarandon (Fr) 4 4 8s70s She’s A Rebel (Fr) 4 5 08187 High Point (Fr) 5 D Ferguson 3 3980s Brandy And Dry (Fr) 3 1 2700s Budvar Eyre (Fr) 1 4 90698 Maria Kirilenko (Fr) 4 J Wallace 5 46774 Milner (Fr) 5 6 16855 My Mate Ben (Fr) 6 4 805P0 Thank You (Fr) 4 2 Roma Rosa (Fr) 2 5 660s0 Red River Dash (Fr) 5 6 1229s Jetson Hunter (Fr) 6 5 638 Get On The Sauce (Fr) U1 3 97308 Scottish Poacher (Fr) 3 M W White 6 04649 Emmi Rose (Fr) 6 7 2618s With Revenge (Fr) 7 7 90073 Mogul (Fr) 7 6 47807 Lukyanova (35) 1 4 5365s Downtown Babe (Fr) 4 J Curtin 7 03902 Matrika (Fr) 7 8 89030 Frankie Jones (Fr) 21 8 42533 About Turn (Fr) 21 7 74454 Caitlin’s Surprise (35) 2 5 90 Bet On Steph (Fr) 5 8 76707 Scelta Uno (Fr) 21 9 649s2 Shezsomethinspecial (Fr) 22 9 4s099 The Kapiti Express (Fr) 22 J Abernethy 8 93758 Littlebitoflove (35) 3 J Abernethy 6 57P7s Nicky Jay (Fr) 6 P Ferguson 9 98s00 Beaudiene Emerald (Fr) 22 10 97s08 Sweet Maggie Ryan (Fr) 23 10 67461 Cruzee Mach (Fr) 23 9 08569 Zoned Scarlett (45) 1 7 Wriggles Rufus (Fr) 7 10 70274 Chalberg (Fr) 23 11 13634 Jungle Gem (Fr) 24 11 04011 J Bee (Fr) 24

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Distance 12.56 7 32212 Big Time Felix 26.17 Lisa Cole 1 26373 Opawa Troy nwtd Nathan Udy 1 Formpro Ratings Tuesday 12.03 7 Total Bodyshop Supplies 1.48 8 33467 Tuff Knight 26.78 Bernie Mitchell 2 66114 Opawa Lacy nwtd Nathan Udy $4620, C2, distance, 660m $4735, C5, 457m $1450, C1, 410m EMERGENCIES: 3 36441 Big Time May 23.52 P B Briggs 1 18563 Hot Platter 38.72 Angela Turnwald 9 62756 Tuff Mr. Tee 26.22 Sue Gommans 4 64221 Bigtime Honey 23.58 Lisa Cole 1 24532 Big Time Harley 25.77 Lisa Cole 1 86423 Mickey Mowhawk 24.23 David Denbee 10 68755 Oh Miss Jordie nwtd M S Clark 2 71122 Thrilling Morris 26.13 Karen Walsh 2 37264 Kamada Park 30.82 Angela Turnwald 2 72651 Big Time Harry 23.54 Nathan Udy 5 68338 Big Time Flash nwtd G & S Fredrickson 3 31571 Bigtime Cooper 25.56 Lisa Cole 3 Vacant Box Three - n & a 3 1376 Cliff Top Molly nwtd M S Clark 10 pngreyhounds.kiwi 2.40 6 53215 Big Time Abbi 23.34 Peter Clark 4 51335 Bigtime Rod 26.04 Lisa Cole 4 82635 Bronski Beat nwtd Lisa Cole 4 23617 Screaming Viking 24.09 Nathan Udy 7 52511 Opawa Dawn 23.43 Marcie Flipp 5 16273 Big Time Izzy 26.80 Lisa Cole 5 25377 Bigtime Bailey nwtd Lisa Cole 5 53335 Denuto nwtd Peter Clark $2860, C5, 410m 8 53155 Zipping Luther 23.46 J & D Bell 6 51711 Big Time Amie 26.07 Lisa Cole 6 Vacant Box Six - n & a 6 37132 Big Time Boots nwtd Lisa Cole 1 71325 Allegro Will 23.26 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 7 46143 Big Time Seth 25.76 Lisa Cole 7 23551 Thrilling Amelia 38.98 Karen Walsh 7 74423 My Bentley nwtd Nathan Udy 2 15783 Bigtime Banjo 23.10 Lisa Cole 9 21586 Jack Marjen nwtd Marcie Flipp 8 81211 Thrilling Baxter 18.01 Karen Walsh 8 73656 Buddy Loaded 38.29 Glen Hodgson 8 12577 Tuff Temptress 23.72 Bernie Mitchell 3 32347 Bigtime Puma 23.48 Lisa Cole 10 46672 Little Scamp 23.33 David Denbee 20 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 Thiem continues his impressive form run TENNIS he has been troubled by a leg injury. It was the 22-year-old who was under LONDON — Dominic Thiem has the most pressure during a close first earned revenge with victory over Stefanos set but he saved the three break points Tsitsipas as he launched the ATP Finals he faced and looked in control when he in London in impressive fashion. opened up a 5-3 lead in the tie-break. It was a rematch of last year’s final, But Thiem responded brilliantly to JUMBO CROSSWORD SOLUTION which Tsitsipas won on a deciding force a set point and then made Tsitsipas 1463 tiebreak to claim the biggest title of his pay dearly for failing to put the ball ACROSS: 1 Again, 4 Carefree, 9 Precis, 14 Place, 15 Haul over the career, and this time US Open champion away. coals, 17 Giddy, 18 Sap, 19 Rejoice, 20 Qualities, 21 Iguana, 24 Thiem came out on top in a 7-6 (7-5) 4-6 The first break of the match came for 25 26 29 31 32 33 6-3 victory. Tsitsipas in the third game of the second Courgette, Assess, Called, Camouflage, Tow, Mallet, Much has changed in 12 months, of set, and he held on to his advantage to Smug, 35 Age, 37 Gaze, 39 Astronomy, 40 Terminate, 41 Seize, 42 course, and there were just a smattering level things up. Attacked, 47 Meltdown, 51 Idols, 55 Profusion, 56 Precision, 58 Lane, 59 of people in the vast O2 arena to watch Thiem, making a fifth consecutive Duo, 60 Elba, 61 Deride, 62 Oaf, 63 Opposition, 66 Theory, 67 Dinghy, the contest, with the event being played appearance at the O2, stepped up his behind closed doors. intensity at the start of the decider and 69 Meandered, 72 Punish, 73 Herculean, 75 Student, 77 Ill, 80 Erect, 81 If anyone can be said to have had was rewarded with a first break of the

Fancy one's chances, 82 Alter, 83 Spiral, 84 Auditors, 85 House. PuzzleThe Company a good 2020, then one of those few is Tsitsipas serve to go 2-0 ahead. DOWN: 2 Guatemala, 3 Igloo, 5 Acre, 6 Exhaust, 7 Recollection, 8 © certainly Thiem, who won a hard-fought Thiem kept his cool when it mattered 9 10 11 12 13 14 first grand slam title in New York, having to serve out the match after two hours Exact, Possess, Edgy, Indigo, Balsa, Leopard, also reached the Australian Open final. and 18 minutes. Pyjamas, 16 Vacuum flask, 22 Aghast, 23 Isolate, 24 Cholera, 25 The 27-year-old is thought of as being Before the match, Novak Djokovic had Always, 27 Lumbago, 28 Degree, 30 Eton, 32 Merit, 34 Green, 36 Gift, at his best on clay but has transformed stepped out on court to receive his trophy 38 Act, 42 Ample, 43 Trouble, 44 Crux, 45 Exiled, 46 Horde, 48 Long himself into one of the world’s leading for clinching the year-end No.1 ranking 49 50 51 52 53 54 lights on hard courts over the past couple for a record-equalling sixth time. stretch, Diluted, Win, Insipid, Spooky, Self-employed, of years. Djokovic, who is also chasing a sixth Silo, 57 Impede, 64 Offenders, 65 Printer, 66 Typical, 68 Gleeful, 70 The high point of Tsitsipas’s season was ATP Finals title, begins his campaign 71 72 74 76 78 79 a run to his second slam semifinal at the overnight (NZ time) against Andrey Against, Asleep, Plate, Conga, Dingo, Stir, User. 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Woo (5) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. 19 Slide; 21 Eve. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 22. Pinafore (5) 20. Absent (4) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 SPORT 21 Clemence part of great Liverpool team SPORTS BRIEF FOOTBALL took the armband in a friendly against Brazil in 1981. Mir clinches championship LONDON — Former After his retirement as AUSTRALIAN Jack Miller had his best race of England, Liverpool and a player, Clemence held the season but was just edged out in a titanic Tottenham Hotspur coaching positions with last-lap duel by Franco Morbidelli at the Valencia goalkeeper Ray Clemence has England and Spurs. Grand Prix while Joan Mir clinched his maiden died, aged 72. “So sad to say goodbye MotoGP crown. Clemence, who played 61 to a true legend, a brilliant Suzuki rider Mir became the Japanese team’s times for England, began goalkeeper and my great first world champion in two decades with his his professional career with England goalkeeping coach seventh-placed finish. Scunthorpe United before Ray Clemence,” former He had begun the race with a 37-point lead joining Liverpool. He made England and Arsenal over his closest challengers Fabio Quartararo, over 450 appearances in 14 goalkeeper David Seaman of Petronas Yamaha, and Suzuki teammate Alex years at Anfield. wrote on Twitter. Rins. He was part of the dominant Another former England In his fourth successive top-10 finish, he Liverpool side of the 1970s, and Liverpool goalkeeper, emulated American Kenny Roberts Jr, who won winning three European Cups, David James, said: “I’m deeply the riders’ championship for Suzuki in 2000. five English top-flight league STAR OF LIVERPOOL’S GLORY YEARS: In this January 1972 saddened. Clem was my coach With one race to go, Mir has an unassailable titles and two UEFA Cups. file photo, Liverpool goalkeeper Ray Clemence gathers the with England for more than 29-point lead over Petronas Yamaha’s Morbidelli, Clemence’s last appearance ball as Tottenham Hotspur’s Alan Gilzean closes in. Former a decade. A lovely man with a who withstood a spirited challenge from Pramac for Liverpool came in their 1-0 Liverpool, Tottenham and England goalkeeper Clemence has wicked left foot. I had a poster Racing’s Miller to seal his third victory of the victory over Real Madrid in died at the age of 72. Picture by PA via AP of him on my bedroom wall as season. the 1981 European Cup final, a kid.” Going bike-to-bike over a thrilling last lap, the after which he joined Spurs such a long time, he’s now at the love and support that he’s Clemence is survived by his Italian just edged out Miller by 0.093 seconds, and added another UEFA peace and in no more pain,” received over the years.” wife Veronica, son Stephen — leaving the Australian to reflect on equalling his Cup and FA Cup to his trophy his family said in a statement. Clemence became the first a former player himself and best effort of the year, a runner-up spot at the record. “The family would like to goalkeeper to captain England now a coach — and daughters Styrian Grand Prix in August. Pol Espargaro, of “After fighting so hard, for say a huge thank-you for all since Frank Swift when he Sarah and Julie. — PA KTM, completed the podium. — AAP Smith and Johnson produce performances of a lifetime GOLF by Ben Everill, AAP counterpart when it looked more likely he was about to fold. AUGUSTA — Australian golf star Facing what appeared a certain punch Cameron Smith produced a performance out to, at best, a greenside bunker on the that would have won 77 of the 84 seventh, Smith saw a tiny window up Masters played, only to run into a through the tree branches. juggernaut called Dustin Johnson at He took the gamble and flew the ball Augusta National. on to the green before converting a three- Johnson withstood a fierce early metre birdie. challenge from Smith to close with a “I wasn’t here to finish second,” Smith four- under-par 68 to finish as a five- told AAP of his decision to take on the stroke winner of the Covid-19-postponed hero shot despite there being plenty of Masters. golf left to play. Smith and South Korean Sungjae Im “Obviously I had an option of chipping both closed with steely 69s, but Johnson out but I knew I had to keep the pressure deservedly donned the green jacket. on Dustin. The American’s total was the equal- “There was a small gap up there. The lowest under-par score in major club was pretty good. Just had to hit it championship history, while Smith is the really hard and good, and it turned out first player ever to shoot four rounds in well.” the 60s at the Masters. Smith then hit a brilliant approach The 27-year-old Smith’s 15-under 273 from the pine straw on the par-4 ninth to was the best ever by a runner-up. a metre and nailed the putt to be within “That’s pretty harsh to get that record two of the lead. and not win,” three-time Masters winner But a bogey on the par-4 11th set him Nick Faldo said. scuttling and, despite another brilliant Smith said he was unaware he was up-and-down on the 15th for birdie, playing for the history books when, for Johnson pulled away. the second day in a row, he made some JACKET MOMENT: Masters golf champion Dustin Johnson shows off his green “I felt as though I needed to shoot three clutch pars from tough spots on the run jacket after his victory at Augusta today. AP picture or four under on that back nine with the home. wind the way it was,” Smith said. “That’s really cool. I honestly can’t the week where I could have let it slip No.1 Johnson but had cut the lead to two “It got pretty tricky out there. I still believe it, but I have just got to put it away, and it didn’t. shots by the turn thanks in part to two of felt I had a chance after 15. I thought if down to scrambling and digging deep,” “But credit to DJ. He was just too good the best birdies of his career. I birdied the last four . . . at least make Smith said. this week.” Two-time Australian PGA champion him think about it. “There were a few times throughout Smith started four shots behind world Smith applied the pressure to his “But it wasn’t to be.” Slovakia end Scotland’s unbeaten run FOOTBALL was denied by a brilliant second-half stop Skipper Andy Robertson dropped out Anthony Martial, who was starting for before substitute Leigh Griffiths was of the 23-man squad because of a tight the injured Kylian Mbappe, had wasted TRNAVA — Scotland’s nine-match denied twice in stoppage-time. hamstring, along with the suspended several earlier chances for Les Bleus. unbeaten run came to an end with a Scotland will still win the group if they Lyndon Dykes. France are three points clear of 1-0 loss to fellow Euro 2020 qualifiers beat Israel on Wednesday and could even Elsewhere today in the early games, European champions Portugal in Group Slovakia in the Nations League. clinch it today — if Israel and the Czech North Macedonia beat Estonia 2-1 to A3 with one game left and cannot be A deflected long-range first-half effort Republic were to draw. remain top of Group C2. caught because they have won the head- from Jan Gregus prevented a much- Clarke made eight changes following North Macedonia, who beat to-head. The Portuguese won last year’s changed Scotland side from equalling their his side’s penalty shoot-out Euro 2020 Georgia last week to also book their inaugural Nations League. longest run without defeat since 1927. playoff win in Serbia, having stressed spot for next summer’s European In the other group game, goals from A Scotland win, following their beforehand that their post-match Championships, triumphed thanks to a Dejan Kulusevski and Marcus Danielsson midweek qualification for the European celebrations would have no bearing on Vlatko Stojanovski effort after Estonia’s snapped Sweden’s four-game losing Championships, would have secured top his selection. Rauno Sappinen cancelled out Ivan streak in the competition as they beat spot in Nations League Group B2 — and Only Kieran Tierney, Ryan Christie Trichkovski’s opener. Croatia 2-1 in Stockholm. potentially one of two World Cup playoff and John McGinn, who was named In Lisbon yesterday, world champions Needing a win to avoid relegation from places on offer from the competition. captain, kept their places while Craig France won 1-0 at titleholders Portugal Group A3, the victory keeps the Swedes’ Steve Clarke’s men had plenty of Gordon, Scott McKenna, Liam Cooper, to claim the first berth at next year’s survival hopes alive as they head into chances. Oli McBurnie endured more Andy Considine, Liam Palmer, Kenny Nations League finals. their final group game against France in frustration in pursuit of his elusive first McLean, Stuart Armstrong and McBurnie Chelsea midfielder N’Golo Kante poked Paris on Wednesday, despite still being international goal and Kenny McLean came in. home the winner on 54 minutes after bottom of the group. — PA/DPA 22 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 Hamilton feels he’s just getting started MOTORSPORT The Briton choked back tears as he big stage but it’s no different for us athletes. spoke on the radio after crossing the line “I am really hopeful for a better year next AN emotional Lewis Hamilton said he and later said he was overcome by emotion year and I would love to stay.” was “just getting started” as he celebrated as he thought of his family and all those Four-time world champion Sebastian a record-equalling seventh Formula One who had helped him. Vettel hailed Hamilton as the greatest world championship in Turkey. Asked where the limit might be — eight, driver of his era after the Mercedes driver The 35-year-old Mercedes driver, now nine or even 10 titles — Hamilton indicated celebrated his seventh Formula One title the most successful driver in the history of he had a way to go. with victory in a wet Turkish Grand Prix. the sport, has yet to sign a deal for 2021 “There is just no end to what we can do As the tributes poured in to mark and beyond but both he and the team have together, me and this team,” he said. Hamilton’s achievement of matching said they want to continue. “I feel like I’m only just getting started, it’s Schumacher’s record seven titles with his LEWIS HAMILTON Only Ferrari great Michael Schumacher really weird. I feel physically in great shape unprecedented 94th win, Vettel, who was had previously managed seven titles but and mentally. third in Sunday’s race, had a personal made today,” third-placed Vettel said when Hamilton has now matched that and roared “This year has been the hardest year message for the champion. asked what he had told Hamilton after past the German in terms of race wins, probably for millions of people and I know “I told him that it’s very special for us stepping out of the car. poles and podiums. things always look great here and on the because we can witness history being “He is the greatest of our era.” — AAP Argentinians in tears

WINNING after historic victory RUGBY by Darren Walton, AAP reducing the deficit to nine points with the All Blacks’ first try in the 53rd NUMBERS SYDNEY — Argentine coach Mario minute, the Pumas were never going Ledesma wept tears of joy after plotting to be denied, converting their biggest DRAW No. 2012 the Pumas’ first win against the All halftime lead over New Zealand into a BONUS Blacks, an epic result that’s blown the Tri rousing win. WINNING NUMBERS NUMBER Nations title race wide open. Caleb Clarke crossed for a consolation Led ferociously by flanker and inspired five-pointer after the siren, but it was too 10 23 26 29 39 40 15 captain Pablo Matera, the Pumas little too late. dominated in almost every facet to notch “That was very tough,” vanquished Total Lotto $3,062,166 a historic 25-15 victory in Sydney on skipper Cane said. prizes Saturday. “Full credit to Argentina. 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AP picture After succumbing to the Wallabies last 3 winning Nos plus the Bonus No $23 20,125 said. week, the All Blacks have now suffered SEVEN Nicolas Sanchez scored all 25 of the three-time world champions all over the back-to-back test defeats for the first 3 winning Nos Bonus Ticket 212,401 Pumas’ points from a try, a conversion park. time since 2011. and six penalties in a record-setting Matera was mighty and Sanchez “We’re hurting greatly,” All Blacks display from the potent playmaker. punished the All Blacks for their ill- coach Ian Foster said. It was the most points collected in a discipline. “That was a frustrating response to a test in the two teams’ 30-match rivalry He opened the scoring with a fourth- similar game last week. stretching back to 1985. minute penalty before his New Zealand “It’s the second week in a row where we While the All Blacks entered the game counterpart Richie Mo’unga levelled the haven’t had good composure when things battled-hardened after four Bledisloe Cup scores. haven’t quite gone our way. Again we got WINNING NUMBERS 26 23 39 10 stoushes with the Wallabies in barely But by the time Sanchez had bagged a rattled.” a month, the Pumas were playing their brilliant chip-and-chase try and banged Almost 10,000 fans were at Bankwest Total Strike first test in more than a year. over two more penalties, the Pumas went Stadium to witness the victory, which prizes $549,595 But there were no signs of rust, just to the break with a 16-3 advantage. sets the stage for a thrilling climax to the No. OF one handling error, as they outclassed the Despite captain Sam Cane briefly six-week competition. PRIZE MONEY WINNERS TOTAL Four out of Four ROLLOVER 0 Three out of Four $713 57 Moloney denied WBA title Two out of Four $71 3176 BOXING by Warwick Barr, AAP upholding the no-contest decision by which I believe is the right thing to do,” One out of Four Bonus Ticket 83,458 referee Russell Mora. Moloney said. SYDNEY — A controversial no-contest “I was confident they were going to “But even if that happens it’s still ruling has denied Australian Andrew overturn the decision because everyone devastating because I’ve been robbed of Moloney the WBA super flyweight title, could see I landed a jab that closed his that moment in the ring that means so WINNING NUMBER and sent the boxing world into meltdown. eye,” Moloney said. much to me. Moloney was certain he had reclaimed As the waiting went on, the ESPN “”It’s been a tough few months being 06 the title from Joshua Franco when the broadcast team was adamant on air that away from my family but it would have American was unable to come out for the they could see no headbutt and that made it all worthwhile to get my world Total Powerball third round of their Las Vegas bout. Moloney should have been declared the title back.” prizes $4,307,006 “When the doctor stopped the fight, I winner because the eye damage was The bout was a rematch of their first No. OF PRIZE MONEY WINNERS jumped up on the ropes and celebrated caused by punches. fight when Franco knocked Moloney DIVISION ONE because I thought I had won,” Moloney The 29-year-old from Melbourne down in the 11th round and scored a Lotto Division 1 + winning Powerball No. ROLLOVER 0 told AAP. couldn’t hide his anger and frustration unanimous decision over the formerly TWO “I’m just so devastated because it’s when the decision became official. unbeaten Australian. Lotto Division 2 + winning Powerball No. 0 0 something I have worked so hard for. “I can’t believe they took this away There is already talk of another return THREE “I’ve been robbed of a very special from me,” Moloney told ESPN. bout. Lotto Division 3 + $1,493 winning Powerball No. 34 moment in my career, to stand in that He said he’d trained hard for the past “If there is going to be a trilogy, there FOUR ring and celebrate.” Lotto Division 4 + $118 five months for the fight. is a chance we will try to bring it to winning Powerball No. 62 Franco’s eye swelled up from what was FIVE Promoter Bob Arum was livid about Australia,” Moloney said. Lotto Division 5 + ruled an accidental headbutt in the first the decision, protesting to no avail to Bob The contentious decision comes almost winning Powerball No. $59 1073 SIX round of the scheduled 12-round contest. Bennett, head of the Nevada commission. three decades after Jeff Fenech was Lotto Division 6 + $42 winning Powerball No. 1388 After the ringside physician ruled “This is an absolute disgrace,” he said. denied a place in boxing history in his SEVEN Franco couldn’t go on at the end of the “There was no headbutt. Andrew Las Vegas bout with Azumah Nelson. Bonus Ticket + $15.00 14,512 second round because his eye was shut, Moloney should be the new champion.” In 1991, Fenech was trying to become -01 the fight was called a no-contest. Moloney said Arum wanted boxing a four-division world champion when his 6347

3 Nevada Athletic Commission officials authorities to investigate the decision. brutal 12-round fight was controversially The Gisborne Herald does not make any assurances as to the accuracy reviewed the replay several times, “I believe he is going to protest the declared a draw, with many believing the of this information. Please check your tickets at a Lotto shop. spending a total of 26 minutes before decision and try to get it overturned, Sydney boxer was a clear winner. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, November 16, 2020 SPORT 23 First loss of season for GBHS CRICKET by Jack Malcolm bowling and fielding that kept them in the game for much of the OBR innings, OBR handed Gisborne Boys’ High Just after drinks, OBR were 76-5. School their first defeat of the season in Loffler said the game was in the Doleman Cup cricket on Saturday. balance for a while after they lost The victory was a team effort for a couple of cheap wickets, but the Coastal Concrete OBR, whose batsmen, leadership of Josh Blair and Andrews got bowlers and fielders all chipped in. them over the line. Galaxy World GBHS batted first and The left-and-right-handed combination scored 158 off their 40 overs. of Andrews and Blair brought up a OBR replied with 159-6 in 34.3 overs. 53-run partnership to finish the game. Boys’ High wanted to bat a full innings They steadied the ship after Boys’ High but the game plan seemed to work had looked to rally when they took the against them, as they were too passive. wicket of Dane Thompson for one run The team stagnated in the middle of their just after they took Loffler’s wicket. innings as they struggled to kick it up a As the game wore on, Boys’ High gear after drinks. started making mistakes in the field, and Four OBR bowlers conceded under 3.5 had a few unlucky breaks. runs an over as they chipped away at OBR were playing dangerous shots, but GBHS, never letting the batsmen settle the ball always fell just out of reach of into a good partnership. the fielders or in safe areas. Captain Ian Loffler took three wickets Several chances and half-chances for 24 runs off his eight overs. His spin were dropped, which left the Boys’ High bowling slowed the pace of the game, ON THE FRONT FOOT: Gisborne Boys’ High School batsman Luke Fisher faces a players dejected and prone to errors at which suited OBR. ball from an OBR bowler in Doleman Cup cricket on Saturday. Picture by Liam Clayton the end of the game. The first five Boys’ High batsmen made They did all they could to defend their good starts, but none were able to push OBR captain Ian Loffler said his team replacements from their Senior B team. total, but Loffler’s field placements in on and score a significant total. bowled good line and length, which stifled He, himself, had to play wicketkeeper. their innings had restricted them to a Josiah Turner top-scored with 26, while the Boys’ High batsmen. “It was always going to a tough game total that wasn’t big enough. three other batsmen had totals in the low “Cody (Andrews) has a bit of pace,” he for us with those four missing players, “Boys’ High were pretty tough,” Loffler 20s. said. especially when you’ve got Dad’s Army said. Boys’ High coach Mal Trowell said he “He got a little bit close at times and out there wicketkeeping.” “We’re just happy to come away with thought the team lost their way in the put pressure on to see how the young OBR took a slow-and-steady approach the win.” last 20 overs. guys coped with that. to their innings. Their experience was GBHS 158-7 (Josiah Turner 26, Max Briant “We were a bit tentative and kept “The game was played in a really good evident as they cruised to the required 25, Luke Fisher 21, Graham Sharp 20; Ian Loffler wickets in hand when we could’ve made a spirit . . . hard but fair.” total with four wickets and five and a 3-24) lost to OBR 159-6 in 34.3 overs bit of a push. He said it was always going to be a half overs to spare. (Carl Carmody 27, Ian Loffler 25, Cody Andrews “Another 20 or 30 runs and it would tough game. OBR were without several Faced with a constant flow of runs, 21, Josh Blair 21; Matthew Foster 2-25, Travis have been a different ball game.” of their key players and had to use Boys’ High responded with tenacious O’Rourke 2-32, Daniel Stewart 2-34).

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SPORT Hamilton feels he still has plenty Gisborne Boys’ High suffer Monday, November 16, 2020 to achieve in Formula One PAGE 22 their first loss of season PAGE 23 HSOB shoot to the top

EYES ON THE BALL: High School Old Boys batsman Thorn Parkes plays a watchful stroke on his way to a personal tally of 84 runs against Horouta in Doleman Cup cricket at Harry Barker Reserve on Saturday. HSOB won the game by 167 runs. Pictures by Liam Clayton

EXPRESS DELIVERY: Horouta bowler Ben Brick gets plenty of height in his delivery stride. Brick, batting at No.8, was his side’s top-scorer with 26 runs against High School Old Boys on Saturday.

CRICKET by Jack Malcolm “His player-of-the-day performance was Parkes was a great team man. restrict them pretty well.” something we will never forget. HSOB were missing key players after Shaw said the game was “great”. His DAZZLING performances with bat and “To come out and get seven wickets, suspensions left them without opening team always enjoyed playing Horouta. ball have propelled High School Old Boys bowling all eight overs on the trot bowler Jak Rowe and batsmen Scott “It’s always played in an awesome back to the top of Doleman Cup cricket without losing any speed or accuracy, was Tallott and Baxter Mackay. spirit. We really appreciated their standings. testament to his talent.” HSOB coped well with their absence. exemplary sportsmanship; they’re Opening batsman Tyler Phelps scored Norris’s heroics with the ball followed In the 13th over of their opponents’ wonderful role models for Poverty Bay 105 and pace bowler Marshall Norris Phelps’s century-making effort with the innings, HSOB had Horouta at 39-7. cricket.” took seven wickets for 14 runs as bat. He set up HSOB for their total of Fortunately for Horouta, their tail High School Old Boys’ win has given Bollywood Stars HSOB thumped Horouta 254-5 with 105 off just 99 balls. wagged, with No.8 batsman Ben Brick them the Doleman Cup lead. Previous by 167 runs. Thorn Parkes, batting at No.3, top-scoring (26 off 30 balls). leaders Gisborne Boys’ High School have Norris was the man of the match. His combined with Phelps for a 148-run It was too little too late. Eight players slipped to third place after their loss seven-wicket bag came off eight overs. partnership. Parkes contributed 84 runs scored less than five runs for Horouta as to OBR, who have taken second spot. Only nine runs were hit off his bowling to the HSOB total. they crumbled to 87 all out in 22.1 overs. Horouta sit at the bottom of the table, — the rest were extras — as he almost It was a “magnificent” performance by Horouta captain David Situ having been unable to win any of their single-handedly dismantled the Horouta both batsmen, Shaw said. commended Norris’s performance with first three games this season. batting line-up. “Tyler’s innings was beautifully paced the ball, but felt his batsmen threw away All three top teams have won two Three of the batsmen he dismissed and beautiful to watch. When we were their wickets at times. games apiece. Net run rate is the only were out for ducks. They included opener under pressure, he stepped up and “He bowled really well; our batsmen thing separating them. Parminder Kulaar, in the first over, and a showed his talent. didn’t quite apply themselves the way I HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS 254-5 (Tyler sixth-over golden duck that set up a hat- “Thorn looked in wonderful touch and wanted them to. Phelps 105, Thorn Parkes 84, Marshall Norris 26; trick opportunity. batted extremely unselfishly, putting the “Obviously, Ben (Brick) and I top- Tushar Balat 2-35) defeated HOROUTA 87 (Ben HSOB captain Carl Shaw said it was a team’s needs before his stats.” scored, but there wasn’t much with Brick 26, David Situ 21; Marshall Norris 7-14, match-winning performance from Norris. Shaw said that was not surprising, as the bowling . . . Parminder Kulaar did Gaurav Chetan 2-23).