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SHELLING OUT: With overseas trips cancelled due to Covid-19, people in Gisborne are spending up large on new cars. RECESSION, WHAT RECESSION? Earlier this week it was confirmed that New Zealand is effectively in recession, with a 1.6 percent drop in GDP in the first quarter of the year — before the real Covid economic pain hit in this current quarter. However, Andrew Ashton finds out it might not last long, if the rest of the nation echoes a seeming spending bonanza in Gisborne. recession was forecast even before seemed to be doing well, and he highlighted one eye on the horizon — but in reality, at on the horizon.” New Zealand came out of Covid-19 the importance of not “talking ourselves into the moment, most major industries in the Enterprise Cars’ new vehicles sales Level 4 lockdown but that has not a recession”. region are doing at least OK, and some are manager Steven Shields said demand for new A stopped Gisborne residents from “On the one hand, I think it is great that experiencing booms. cars had been a fraction better than before partaking in a high-end spending spree, with people are seemingly concerned and they “I suppose a lot of people must be feeling the Covid-19 lockdown. new cars and spa pools at the fore of a host are getting out there, shopping locally and safe in their jobs, which is a good thing, and “It’s good. We’re certainly not unhappy of big-ticket items being lapped up. not talking themselves or the economy interest rates are low and getting lower so with the way things are panning out, so far,” Gisborne Chamber of Commerce president into a recession before we need to. On the this all helps. said Mr Shields. Paul Naske said key industries in the region other hand, I think everyone should keep “Long may it last — but let’s keep an eye CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

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TAKING THE PLUNGE: Spa & Pool Warehouse customers Lynda and Phil Collier pick out the colour options for a spa pool with shop owner Simon Hall. Picture by Liam Clayton Buying big-ticket items in place of overseas trips From page 1 some good buys to be had so a lot of people prior to the Covid-19 lockdown and we Hall said he had already sold ive spa pools are taking advantage of that as well.” received no cancellations so we can only be and put that down to a combination of “Obviously, there are a number of people Gisborne Motors’ new cars sales manager optimistic about the future.” post-Covid deals and people having money who may have planned overseas holidays Rod Husband agreed things were much Houses are another big-ticket item in to spend after cancelling overseas trips. and obviously can’t travel at present, so better than had been expected. demand. “Once we were able to open the doors have decided to buy a new car and thought “It has been extremely busy the whole Last month four houses worth $1m or again, we deinitely moved all our stock. For ‘hey, while we can aford it, let’s do it’. month, both for quoting and for vehicles more were sold in the district. hat doubles us to sell ive spa pools in a week and a half “here’s also the possibility that new cars that have been sold. It’s probably running the region’s previous monthly record for is pretty good-going. will increase in price due to supply issues. above an average month for us here. $1m-plus sales. “Most deinitely, ‘staycation’ seems to Factories have been shut for a period of “A lot of it is business-related but we have “We just sold an apartment down on be the new word. People have had trips time and those factories also have to recoup noticed there have been Customhouse Street for cancelled and got refunds, so they are some of the costs they have incurred. So, two or three private sales to We were able to $925,000 and have just spending the money on something else to that’s going to mean a potential increase in people who would normally listed another property make them feel happy. It’s a bit of a shot in prices. take a world trip or a boat pay for a forklift so which will probably reach the arm. We were able to pay for a forklift “he other aspect of that is freight costs. cruise and aren’t able to do that goes back to $1m. We’ve already had so that goes back to someone else in the Freight costs have all gone up, so if you so, so they have put their someone else in the strong inquiry on that,” local economy — that’s how it works.” want to buy some item from overseas, it’s extra bit of money into a Gisborne realtor Bronwyn Mitre 10 Gisborne owner/operator Geof going to cost more because the freight is new vehicle — which is local economy — Kay said. Taylor said high-value items were lying of not as regular. All those things are showing helpful for the industry.” that’s how it works. “I wouldn’t say people shelves there too. signs of increase in expense, which mean Mr Husband said Hawke’s are just going shopping for “We have seen an increase in the sales of now is probably the best time to get into it.” Bay colleagues within high-end buys but we are high-value power tools and a lot of inquiries Mr Shields also pointed to low interest the Ford Motors Group were also doing still getting a great deal of interest. from people looking to upgrade their rates at banks and car inance also being “extremely well”. “We now have buyers who are waving $2m kitchens or bathrooms. low. “Sales and inquiries are deinitely way around, which is interesting for Gisborne.” “We are putting this down to either “Everything is showing positive signs and above what we anticipated coming out of A lot of the lower-end property was selling people having saved money during the we are more than happy.” the lockdown.” because people did not think they were lockdown and looking to spend now, or not Also spurring sales on was the exit of White Pointer Boats’ managing director getting good returns by just keeping it in travelling overseas so they are spending Holden from the New Zealand market. Rex Briant said it was hard to tell if the bank “and we’ve really had a ield day that money in those areas instead. “We’ve been having a Holden inal there was a rise in sales for boats but down there over the past four weeks”. “Sales of wood-ires are higher than last clearance sale and on that too, the pricing is he was pleased to see there had been no “I think people just want the economy to year and all products related to gardening really good and we are powering through a cancellation of existing builds. be OK — we all just want to do our bit and continue to move fast. It seems there are a heap of stock. We are very close to the end “It’s not a high-production game . . . so shop local.” lot of people focused on how their gardens and people are smelling blood. here are it’s hard to gauge. We had a lot of orders Spa and Pool Warehouse owner Simon are looking.” SaTurday, June 20, 2020 3 PROFILE

WALKING THROUGH WALLS: Te reo Maori is a window into the Maori world view, says Gisborne Girls’ High School teacher Laurie Harrison, who has devoted himself over A WAY OF SEEING many years to learning Gisborne Girls’ High School social science teacher Laurie Harrison is widely known for his the language. love of te reo Maori, a love that was born out of a political bent ignited in South Africa. Picture by Paul Rickard here was also the suring, travel and interesting encounters, as he tells Mark Peters.

orking on the railway and was happening in New Zealand, he says. qualiication for luency in te reo. “I saw Vietnam vets a little older than me suring in South Africa was a “In New Zealand, te reo Maori was still not “I wanted that qualiication really badly. and their brains were fried from trauma or game-changer, says Gisborne an oicial language. In schools it was called a Part of it was you had to speak to various drugs.” WGirls’ High social science foreign language.” kaumatua and kuia around Gisborne and He even met some of the draft dodgers, teacher Laurie Harrison. It was a game- In 1989 he relocated to Auckland where answer their questions. I applied for it every since pardoned, he had encountered at changer not because of Durban’s barrelling he taught full-time at Rongomai College in year and the principal refused to allow me to Mahia. He returned to Gisborne but before waves but because of what he saw of the Otara and after school each day attended go because she didn’t think I was up to the long was of to travel around Asia with oppression of black people under the lectures in New Zealand history and te reo at standard required. Gisborne surfer David Timbs. He tried to live country’s system of apartheid. Auckland University. Despite his passion for “After three years she inally relented and in London but found it too cold so he headed In later years Laurie was to be part of the te reo, teaching ive-year-olds in Rongomai’s said I was up to standard. hat was in my for South Africa — and that shake-up to his anti-apartheid protests over the Springboks’ immersion unit was a humiliating experience. inal year there.” world view. rugby tour of New Zealand — but it’s fair He was completely out of his depth, he says. Laurie talked about the history of After taking a passenger ship back to to say his South Africa experience indirectly He remained committed though. Tairawhiti, in te reo, and gained the Auckland he came back to Gisborne in time propelled his desire to learn not just te reo “I’d sit in the stafroom and for two years I qualiication. for the Springbok tour protests, went back to Maori but to see something of te ao, the wrote down what Maori teachers were saying. Born in Wellington in 1949 he was schooled San Francisco, then returned to Auckland in Maori worldview, and that path has informed One day a teacher said ‘we’re of to a hui, at Rongotai College and later studied law at 1989 where he met partner Liz Minogue and his life ever since. Laurie — can you take the immersion class Victoria University. Soon tired of it, he got started a family. “he discrimination I saw in South Africa for the day.” the suring bug and went to Australia. On When the couple moved to Gisborne, was the opposite to my New Zealand With his limited grasp of te reo, the hui returning to New Zealand in his early 20s, he Laurie igured they would spend a few upbringing,” he says. proved to be another humiliating experience. hung out at Mahia where he met American years here then be of again. He and Liz’s “hat was a game-changer. After I came “After that, I was determined never to be draft dodgers. He had his irst brush with children attended total immersion classes at back to Gisborne to live in 1981, Minty caught out. I used to wait after work for the active politics in 1966 when LB Johnson, Waikirikiri School by which time Laurie had (John Minto, national organiser of Halt All cleaner and follow her around and talk to her who escalated American involvement in also become immersed in te reo Maori. In Racist Tours) had heard the irst Springboks in Maori. She’d tell me in te reo what she was the Vietnam War, came to New Zealand to 2002 he left Waikirikiri School to teach social game was going to be in Gisborne. he irst doing.” encourage Prime Minister Keith Holyoake to science and history at Campion College. game was held here because of protests in He also ixed a vocabulary list to his car’s send troops to Vietnam. “I loved it. I love the Catholic faith and I Auckland. Minty called a public meeting at dashboard so he could practise words on the “Someone said there was a protest so we all learned about the Catholic connection with Gisborne Museum, as it was known then, and drive to and from work. bundled of to it. hat was the irst time my Maori.” presented his case. It was pretty raucous. On inishing his studies at Auckland political conscience was raised.” Eight years later he joined the staf at “hen he called out ‘is anyone interested in University, he returned to Gisborne once Twelve years later he was part of the anti- Gisborne Girls’ High and has taught there helping?’ hat was a galvanising moment.” more and in 1991 began teaching at Springbok tour mobilisation march from the ever since. Having trained as a teacher in Wellington, Waikirikiri School, where he encountered the Gisborne courthouse, along Gladstone Road “he irst thing I do now when I ind who his irst teaching position was at Opoutama school’s kaupapa of Ngati Poroutanga and the during a Friday late-shopping night. the new Maori students are in my classes is School in Mahia, in 1974, and Laurie’s irst history of Ngati Porou. “We were lucky we didn’t get lynched. say ‘no whea koe — where are you from?’ contact with a signiicant number of Maori “I was a beginner again but I’d tell my People came out of the Record Reign to hit I don’t ask them for their name. hen I ask students. partner ‘this is better than Auckland and abuse us. hen we’d go back to the Rec to them who their whanau is, then I know “I kept thinking there was something wrong University because I’m getting paid and I’m argue politics.” something about their whakapapa. with the system. I didn’t know what it was.” learning at the same time’. On graduation from teachers’ college in “It often doesn’t go well, because most girls After his experience in South Africa though, “I thought ‘I’m truly blessed’. I stayed there 1974 he taught at Opoutama School, and don’t speak te reo, but the immersion kids Laurie began to take notice of Maori and for 10 years.” later went to California and worked as a love it. their grievances. Maori wanted to use the During that time he aspired to gaining house painter for three years. He also painted “he key thing is to work hard on apartheid in South Africa to highlight what tohu matauranga Maori, an educational Veterans Afairs hospitals. relationships.” 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD HEALTH & BEAUTY

NATURALLY COLOURED: Hair showing a beautiful blend of reddish-brown colour. Picture by Rebbeca Lovely Grunwell tresses sans chemical stresses

HENNA POWDER Picture by Henna Sooq

BEETROOT JUICE Picture Supplied

Preeti Maheshwari shares her hidden secret — a natural hair dye sure to leave your hair shinier and smoother than ever. Without all the chemicals, this hair colour is easy to achieve at home through a few simple steps.

enna has been popular in India I discussed the burgundy hair colour with is natural remedy worked well on • If the combination is used regularly, to cover grey hair for a long time. my grandma and she agreed to it, but with my hair and I loved the way it looked so I then it makes the hair look smooth and Henna, being a herbal product, is a a strict ‘no’ to chemically-altered colour. She continue to use the same remedy even today. shiny. Hnatural and safe way to colour hair. came up with a natural home remedy — Over the years, as I read books and • Last but not the least, it is much It gives the hair a nice amber hue. beetroot juice mixed with henna — to give a magazines about natural therapies, I learned cheaper than the hair dyes purchased from From an early age, my hair began to turn nice reddish-purple colour. And if you mix a that both henna and beetroot had lots of supermarkets. grey and I started using henna to cover the little boiled tea water it adds a brown tinge to benefi ts. greyness. During my college days in India, I the concoction. If you believe that it doesn’t live up to Ingredients needed: saw someone with burgundy hair. e colour However, the fi nal colour varies for the hype, then you will be mistaken. e Henna powder drew me in and I decided I wanted hair the everyone, depending on their original hair combination is truly worth the eff ort. Here One beetroot same colour. colour. are a few of the benefi ts of dying hair with 2 tsp lemon juice henna and beetroot: 2 tbsp boiled tea water • It is a natural way to dye your hair. You Water (if required) do not need to use harmful chemicals that Night-time bliss is relaxing can damage your beautiful locks. Process: • Henna strengthens the hair follicles. It • Peel and blend the beetroot in a blender, in your new spa . . . nourishes both the scalp and hair. Henna’s adding water if required. en, press it natural nourishing properties makes it a through a strainer to get the juice out of it perfect ingredient to turn dry, damaged and and discard the pulp (or save it and use it to Enjoy some luxury at home. unhealthy hair into soft, shiny, manageable make stuff ed naan or beetroot chutney). tresses. • Boil a teaspoon of tea leaves and strain. • Beetroot juice gives a powerful yet Let it cool to room temperature. temporary hair dye. e intensity of • Mix the tea water, beetroot juice and darkness depends upon the proportion you henna powder in a bowl to make a smooth use and you can happily get back to the paste. Add the lemon juice and mix. normal colour of your hair in a few weeks. It • Leave the mixture overnight. will not discolour the original colour of your • h e next morning, apply the mixture all hair unlike chemical treatments. over your hair. Before applying, make sure • Being rich in nutrients, beet juice your hair is not oily. boosts the circulation of blood throughout • Let it dry for 2 hours. the scalp, which promotes hair growth. • Wash it off with plain water and then • Beetroot also helps the scalp to get rid wash it with conditioner to moisturise your Talk to us today of dead cells, dandruff , and itchiness. It gives hair. Do not use shampoo the same day as it 60 Roebuck Rd, phone 867 1240 a thorough conditioning to the hair. will not allow for the colour to set properly. 32194-01 SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2020 5 FOOD What to do with persimmons . . . ‘What can you do with persimmons?’ people often ask. I eat them straight off the tree, skin and all, like an apple but there are lots of interesting ways they can be used. Leafi ng through an ancient recipe scrapbook, I found a tatty scrap of paper with a recipe for persimmon jam. I have no idea where it came from but with all the beautifully-ripe golden fruit hanging on the trees at the moment, I seized upon it for the Weekender.  en Nan came up with a quick and easy relish recipe which she made the other night.

Nan’s persimmon jam Picture by Nan

Test to see if the jam is set by dropping a PERSIMMON JAM teaspoonful onto a cold plate — the jam is INGREDIENTS/METHOD: ready if it doesn’t run. If it runs, keep boiling 6 i rm persimmons. on low heat and repeat the test until you Peel the fruit and weigh the fl esh. have the correct consistency. For each kilogram, allow half a kilogram of Allow the jam to cool for 10 minutes, remove sugar. and discard the lemon rind. Nan’s persimmon relish. Cut the fruit into 3cm squares. Fill your clean jars with the jam, seal well PERSIMMON RELISH Picture by Nan Sprinkle with sugar and leave overnight. with sterilised lids and turn the jars upside Put the fruit into a large saucepan and add INGREDIENTS: METHOD: down. Keep them upside down for a few 1 cup of chopped persimmon Place all the ingredients into a pot and some preserved ginger and the juice and hours and then store them in a dry, cool 1 cup of chopped onion bring to the boil, stirring occasionally. grated rind of a lemon. place, away from direct sunlight. ½ cup vinegar Simmer for 20-30 minutes or until it Bring to the boil and add the remainder of If you live in a humid climate, store the jam 1 cup of brown sugar resembles jam consistency. the sugar. in the fridge. ¼ tsp salt, cinnamon, ginger and a Bottle and seal. Stir until dissolved and boil for about 40  e citrus rind contains a lot of natural pinch of cayenne pepper Makes one and a half jars. minutes or until the mixture reaches setting pectin which helps preserve the jam. point.  e recipe is suitable for vegans. 6 THE GISBORNE HERALD TRAVEL

THE LURE OF HANMER SPRINGS It took 32 years for Jo Ferris to revisit Hanmer Springs — partly to see family, partly There’s a diverse range of pools at Hanmer Springs’ acclaimed thermal to soak in the thermal bliss of the village’s mineral pools. Given the current thrust to spa complex. get Kiwis discovering their own country, this South Island alpine village is a must-do. Pictures by Jo Ferris

nyone of a certain age who recalls memory bank was obviously dusty, because be envied. the expensive airfares of past the reality was like a new experience. at e obvious lure of the thermal pools decades will also remember that it first trip was in winter — lambing on the aside, nature is a big reason why Hanmer Awas cheaper to cross the Tasman rellies’ farm and snow on the hills. is visit is a ‘must-do’ — even more so now, since than ly over Cook Strait. was the beginning of autumn, just before Covid-19 halted overseas travel. is quaint If families were split between either island, Covid-19 lockdown. It was exquisite — place caters for everyone and all ages. e contact was either a toll call or by letter. sunny, hot, beautiful. e trip was on the physically-challenged can simply stroll Remember those? Today’s youth probably back of a four-day bike trail down South, so amid trees lining the main street’s central find it all quite laughable — but airfares were I simply hired a car at Christchurch airport greenbelt. Gentle circular walks veer of side simply cost-prohibitive. Gizzy folk might and tiki-toured up the highway. streets to allow anything from a 30-minute argue they still are. It also explains why I e road is a pleasant drive and obviously amble to a 90-minute trek through have nephews, nieces and grand relations popular. Judging by the sheer numbers of Hanmer’s Heritage Forest. ere’s mountain who barely see — let alone know — one people in town, it’s easy to see this gorgeous biking suitable for novices to purists, while another. village relies on tourism. e cavalcade of bridle paths cater for horse riders. All of which, made a return to Hanmer campervans was extraordinary — visitors Conical Hill — while a relatively steep Springs all the more sentimental. e old from around the world. Among them was 550-metre zig zag — is easily tackled, a German couple enjoying a picnic, as the proven by the 80-plus trio of women I young woman put the finishing touches encountered. For serious trampers, maps Confidence with a smile to a fashion folio she was entering in an can be bought at the local i-SITE, which • Full dentures • Partial dentures • Denture repairs Italian competition. Groups of English cover the full gamut of treks. ese range • Hygienic Workmanship • Mouthguards tourists wandered up Conical Hill to the from a half-day waterfall hike to full-day • Gold work • Quality materials • Personal Service • Teeth bleaching • Guaranteed Expertise lookout’s stunning vista. While soaking in tramps to the likes of Mt Isobel and Mt • WINZ quotes • Free Consultation one of Hanmer’s thermal pools, I met an Dunblane. With no less than 20 walks in Australian woman who recalled how her and around town, golf, archery, paint ball, house just missed being ravaged by last year’s jet boating, rafting and bungy jumping, fires — long forgotten here, once the global Hanmer Springs covers many things within pandemic struck. a remarkably-small circuit. Hanmer’s Conical Thrill Slide is the only one ere were Kiwis of course, like the Heading it all, however, Hanmer’s thermal of its kind in New Zealand. Auckland couple I met while strolling around magnetism is arguably its biggest drawcard. are diverse — from large geothermal pools, GISBORNE the eerily-empty Queen Mary Hospital What started with the discovery of a near- intimate rainbow and rock pools, sulphur where my sister-in-law once worked. A boiling water hole in 1859, grew into an soaks to private saunas. Temperatures range DENTURE former sanctuary for war veterans and re- adjunct for the sanatorium next door in the from 32 degrees to the delicious 42-degree CLINIC LTD hab centre, the derelict buildings nestle in 1900s. In 1960, the complex was bought therapy in the sulphur pools. Combined with SIMONE CHALLIES serene tranquillity amid towering trees. e by the local community and gifted to the a luxury massage or beauty package at the Laboratory Manager splendour of these gracious grounds and council. Now a multi-million dollar facility, spa, it’s little wonder Hanmer is a popular JODY LUCAS Clinical Dental Technician indeed the township itself is awe-inspiring. it’s a family leisure park, aqua exercise and escape — be it romance for honeymooners 23946-01 96 DERBY STREET, GISBORNE I PHONE/FAX 06 867 4823 e forethought of Hanmer’s pioneers is to mineral water soak all in one. e choices or therapeutic treatments for the retired. SaTuRday, June 20, 2020 7 TRAVEL Hanmer’s pools hard to beat for family fun

The road to Hanmer crosses the historic Ferry Bridge over the Waiau River, home to bungy jumping and jet boating. When it comes to families, however, this been afected during the lockdown, Hanmer place is hard to beat. Tucked in a speciality has lured back neighbouring South Islanders. corner, the activity pool ofers big-slide fun, One can only hope Air New Zealand will follow a waterfall and dumping bucket. he super the ‘see Kiwi’ mantra and ofer better deals bowl towers 15 metres above for an open-air from Gisborne to bring the provinces within whirlpool head rush. he latest attraction — reach. I have instructed the kids that a family the Conical hrill Slide and the only one of its reunion in Hanmer Springs is in order. kind in the country — opened last November to add a further adrenaline buzz. For more inFormation: Despite the fact the Heritage Hanmer www.visithanmersprings.co.nz Springs Hotel has closed as a result of Covid-19 www.hanmersprings.co.nz and businesses in the town have obviously www.thespahanmersprings.co.nz

Hanmer’s village cruisers are a popular way of riding around town. The zig-zig path up Conical Hill might be steep, but even people over 80 enjoy the walk. 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN  e Endeavour . . . and its commander 50 years ago HMB Endeavour was daily, recording the events that took place. leave when being put ashore; and then when October 1769 is a signal aground on the Great Barrier Reef.  e fi rst meetings were unfortunately the warrior who had hongied with Cook on change date in the history of Whilst some in our community may tragic in that at least four of the tangata the rock two days earlier paddled out to the this land, a land which was by wish it had stayed there, fortunately, whenua were killed and others may have died Endeavour, climbed on board and asked for never going to be the same Joe 2 Martin after much hard work and ingenuity, it was from their wounds, nine having been shot in the ship to return.  e Endeavour’s visits after this vessel left. hauled of , repaired and returned to Britain. all.  ese tragic encounters were regretted by later in the month to Anaura and Uawa were Voyaging was a dangerous Had it not returned, our nation and many Cook, Banks and others at the time. cordial throughout, assisted greatly by the occupation. Maori were other nations would have been denied the And yet the visit here was punctuated by interpretation and infl uence of Tupaia. formidable warriors who records of its remarkable three-year voyage cordial moments including the fi rst meeting  e Endeavour literally put New Zealand could punish ruthlessly around the world and all that it encountered, between a European and a Maori on Te on the world map by reason of Cook’s very what they considered including the fi rst meetings between Maori Toka-a-Taiau in the middle of the Turanganui accurate chart. It brought knowledge of the transgressions by visitors. and European in October 1769. River; the stay of three Rongowhakaata other side of the world and its people to this  e tragic encounters It was a highly-documented voyage with youths (initially against their will) on the land, and took knowledge of this land and its which took place here at least 20 journals and logs, many of them Endeavour overnight and their reluctance to people back to that world. were a result of cultural misunderstanding and ignorance rather than an 1442 intention to harm the local inhabitants. ACROSS DOWN Cook visited New Zealand on fi ve occasions 47 Decapitated (8) 42 Player of bagpipes (5) during three great voyages to the Pacifi c. 1 Desiccated (5) 51 Scum (5) 2 Create a great fuss (5,4) 43 Cock (7) During his many encounters with tangata 4 Backs (8) 55 Established course of 3 Vote in (5) 44 Horned mountain goat (4) 9 Frightened (6) action (9) 5 Slippery fishes (4) 45 Hairpiece (6) whenua, he began to understand and learned 14 Strainer (5) 56 Film machine (9) 6 Euphoria (7) 46 Spare-time activity (5) to admire the people of this land. When on 15 In a forceful, thoughtless, 58 Scoff (4) 7 High-flying aircraft (5,7) 48 Authoritative, reliable 18 March 1775 near the end of his second hasty manner (4,1,4,2,1,4) 59 Sandbank (3) 8 Hindu religious teacher (5) source of information (6,5) voyage to the Pacifi c he learned that 10 of his 17 Restrict (5) 60 Tempo (4) 9 Not appearing to grow 49 Fine-tunes (7) men on the consort ship Adventure had been 18 Chart (3) 61 Lookout (6) older (7) 50 Day before (3) killed and eaten, he recorded in his journal: 19 Enthusiasm-instilling 62 Tree (3) 10 Make angry (4) 51 Wreck (7) “I shall make no refl ections on this melancholy speech (3,4) 63 Having accomplished an 11 Prisoner (6) 52 New shoot (6) aff air until I hear more about it. I must however 20 Playing field boundaries (9) aim (10) 12 Burglar's tool (5) 53 Falsify the accounts observe in favour of the New Zealanders that I 21 Solidly built (6) 66 Robbery at sea (6) 13 Of assistance (7) (4,3,5) have always found them of a brave, noble, open 24 Complex maze (9) 67 Armed fighting (6) 14 Bacteria-free (7) 54 Optical glass (4) 25 Soak up (6) 69 Vehicle's illumination (9) 16 Flared trousers (11) 57 Amuse (6) and benevolent disposition, but they are a people 26 Worldwide (6) 72 Dilapidated old car (6) 22 Decorative wall band (6) 64 Fully in agreement (9) who will never put up with an insult if they have 29 Airliner cockpit (6,4) 73 Book for cuttings, etc (9) 23 Fragile (7) 65 Told off (7) an opportunity to resent it.” 31 Golf ball rest (3) 75 Window cover (7) 24 Very drunk (7) 66 One in hospital (7) In viewing history we should avoid 32 Planet (6) 77 Wrath (3) 25 Programme (6) 68 Turns into (7) present-ising or reading history backwards. 33 Young cow (4) 80 Mistake (5) 27 Bragged (7) 70 Top ales (anag)(7) We should judge a person or persons by the 35 Short sleep (3) 81 Usually (4,5,4,3) 28 Increase threefold (6) 71 Helix (6) standards of their day. In my view James 37 Nucleus (4) 82 Jotted down (5) 30 Scottish church (4) 72 Wharf (5) Cook was a man of his time. However, on 39 Rude lover (anag)(9) 83 Foreigners (6) 32 Lampoon (5) 74 Direction indicator (5) occasions, his journals disclose that his 40 Released from captivity (9) 84 Cowboy films, books (8) 34 Lost colour (5) 76 Slight colouring (5) thinking was ahead of his times. 85 Banquet (5) 78 Gratis (4) 41 Solo (5) 36 Impulse (4) Cook was born of the labouring class but by 42 Continues obstinately (8) 38 Lyric poem (3) 79 Shortly (4) his own learning, skills, sheer determination 123 4567891011 1213and daring he reached the heights of his profession. His journal entries disclose 14 an enquiring mind not feted by inherited privilege. He expressed concern about the 15 16 17 detrimental ef ect European contact would 18 have on indigenous peoples. He tried hard to limit the unfortunate ef ects of those fi rst 19 20 21 contacts but, on many occasions, he was thwarted by both events and his crew. 22 23 When I look at a depiction of the 24 25 26 27 Endeavour, I think of what it and its crew achieved but I am also mindful of the 28 unfortunate events which occurred. When weighed in the balance, the voyage of the 29 30 31 32 33 34 Endeavour did advance the understanding we have of each other.  e Endeavour models 35 36 were and are representations of human 37 38 39 40 achievement as much as any waka or vaka which sailed this vast ocean before the arrival 41 of maritime explorers from Europe. We do not do ourselves justice if we 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 suppress important parts of our history.  e 51 52 53 54 only deference we can pay to history is to tell it accurately and truthfully and if there is 55 56 57 58 more than one version of an event, then let it be told. We must continue to recognise those 59 events which changed this land. I have read a lot about the voyages of James 60 61 62 63 64 Cook to the Pacifi c and for more than 20 65 years I have conducted many historic tours both on land and out in the bay to explain 66 67 68 69 70 the events which took place here in October 1769. I have found it particularly useful 71 to deliver those talks in conjunction with 72 73 74 75 76 Maori speakers who contribute a dif erent historical and cultural perspective. When I 77 78 79 hear strident and contrary views expressed about the Endeavour and its commander, I am 80 81 confi dent the strength of those views would be ameliorated if people took the time to read 82 the many historical accounts, not just from a 83 84 85 Eurocentric perspective, of what took place. We do not have to apologise for history but we need to tell it truthfully and accurately, warts and all. Saturday, June 20, 2020 9 TELEVISION on tv this weekend

JOE DIRT SAN ANDREAS Saturday, 10.15pm, TVNZ 2 Sunday, 8.10pm, TVNZ 2 Trailer park-raised Joe Dirt is a janitor with a mullet hairdo and a In the aftermath of a massive earthquake in California, a rescue-helicopter pilot makes a dangerous dream to ind the parents he lost at the Grand Canyon when he was journey to rescue his daughter. eight years old. Starring: David Spade. Starring: Dwayne Johnson.

NIGHTMARE BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA ON ELM STREET Saturday, 8.30pm, TVNZ DUKE Sunday, 11.05pm, TVNZ 2 A vampire travels from Eastern Europe A 2010 re-imagining of the classic to England in search of human love. 1984 horror ilm where serial killer Based on Bram Stoker’s classic novel. Freddy Krueger kills people in their Starring: Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, dreams, resulting in their deaths Anthony Hopkins. in real life. Starring: Jackie Earle Haley, Rooney Mara.

eagle vs shark Saturday, 8.30pm, TVNZ 2

Director and writer Taika Waititi’s irst movie is a cute comedy about two lonely misits and their bumbling attempts to ind love. Starring: Jemaine Clement, Loren Horsley. 10 THE GISBORNE HERALD SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION TVNZ 1 © TVNZ 2020TVNZ 2 © TVNZ 2020 THREE PRIME MAORI TV 5pm The Chase 3 0 5pm The Crystal Maze 5.30 A New Zealand Food 5pm Fishing Classics 3 0 5pm The Hui: Kaupeka Wha 0 6pm 1 News At 6pm 0 Celebrity Story PG 0 5.30 Prime News 5.30 Nga Tamariki O Te 6pm F Nadia’s Comfort 7pm Jamie: Keep Cooking 3 0 6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm 6pm Landscape Artist Of The Kohu 3 0 Kitchen And Carry On 6.30 You Got This! 0 7pm M The Karate Kid Year 0 6.30 Nga Pari Karangaranga Jamie shares easy-to- 7pm M The Ant Bully 0 2006 Part III PG 3 0 1989 Family. Stephen Mangan and O Te Motu 3 follow, super-flexible Animated. 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Two socially As the WhichCar team 8.50 Takes A Village MLC awkward misfits try to dream girl from high competition. visits New Zealand, 9.30 M Anomalisa 16LS L find love through revenge school, even though his 8pm Lotto on high-school bullies, Peter Elliot and Terry 2015 Animated Drama. The Ant Bully The Lotto draw. burgers, and video games. date with her back then Williams-King take 11.10 Nga Pari Karangaranga 7pm on TVNZ 2 8.05 Britain’s Got Talent PG 0 Jemaine Clement, Loren was a complete disaster. two Volkswagen heavy O Te Motu 3 Continued. Horsley, Brian Sergent, 11.25 Tin Star 16 3 0 haulers to one of Joel Tobeck. 11.40 Closedown 8.40 The Hotel Inspector ML New Zealand’s most 0 10.15 M Joe Dirt M 0 2001 SUNDAY SUNDAY Alex visits The Dukes picturesque places in in Bedfordshire. With Comedy. Christopher 12.25 Infomercials 6.30 Tamariki Haka Walken, David Spade. search of big fish. an owner hiding from 5am Hillsong 3 6.50 Kids’ Kai Kart 3 SUNDAY 7.30 Call The Cleaners PG 3 0 customers, and staff 5.30 Charles Stanley 3 7am Darwin + Newts 3 12am M This Is Where I 8pm Dream Home Dilemma 0 kicking up their heels, Leave You MLS 2014 Comedy 6am Life TV 7.10 Huhu: Te Tunga Rakau 8.30 F can she tackle their Drama. Jason Bateman, Living With 3 6.30 Brian Houston 7.20 He Rourou The Karate Kid Part III problems? Tina Fey, Jane Fonda. Tourette’s 16LC 3 0 7am Charles Stanley 7.30 Potae Pai 3 7pm on Three 9.40 Dinner Date 0 1.45 9.30 Super Rugby Greatest 3 0 8am 3 7.40 Smooth TV personality Imogen Australia M Life TV Moments 2.35 3 7.50 Polyfest Kapa Haka 3 Thomas chooses three 8.30 Turning Point 11.30 Mayday PG 0 RNZ NATIONAL 3am Will And Grace PG 3 0 8.20 Haati Paati 3 5pm The World At Five blind dates based on 5am Regular Show 3 9am R&R With Eru And SUNDAY 8.30 Waka Ama Sprint 6.06 Womad Taranaki menus created by five 5.10 Fresh PG 3 K’Lee 12.30 Guiltology MVC 3 Highlights from the 2019 World 3 0 Nationals 3 potential partners. Who 5.35 Bizaardvark 9.30 The Hui 0 1.30 Closedown Music festival in New Plymouth. 6am Paw Patrol 3 0 will he want to see for 10am NewsHub Nation 3 0 6am Religious Programming 9am Globe 7.06 Saturday Night With Phil 6.20 Thomas And Friends 0 seconds? 9.30 Te Ao O’Brien. 6.30 New Looney Tunes 3 0 11am Classical Destinations 7am Nella The Princess 10.35 Manhunt ML 3 0 10.30 Sidewalk Karaoke 3 6.55 Powerpuff Girls 3 0 11.25 Knight 3 0 SUNDAY After arresting Bellfield, Xscape 7.05 Alvinnn!!! And The 0 7.30 Religious Programming 11am Tapatahi 12.04 The All Night Programme Sutton realises he has 3 0 11.55 Between Worlds PG Chipmunks 10am The Great Escapers 3 Noon Te Ao With Moana 3 6.08 Storytime only 72 hours to tie him 0 1pm Motorsport: Formula E 7.25 Littlest Pet Shop 3 12.30 Piri’s Tiki Tour PGC 3 7.10 Sunday Morning With Jim to three murders and an 7.50 Kai Five 0 1.30 Muscle Garage 11am Antiques Road Trip Mora. 0 Noon Super Rugby 1pm Touch Rugby: Junior attempted murder, or the 7.55 The Drawing Show 2pm Motorsport: British 7.35 The House case is lost. 8am What Now? Aotearoa Chiefs v Blues. National Championships 9.06 Mediawatch 10am Less Than Perfect PG 3 0 Superbikes M 11.35 Doctor Doctor M 3 0 2pm Mad About You PG 3 1.45 Nanny McPhee PG 12.12 Two Cents Worth 10.45 Shortland Street 3pm Motorsport: 2005 Fantasy. 12.30 Standing Room Only SUNDAY Omnibus PG 3 0 2.30 IRT Deadliest Roads PG SuperCars (HLS) Super2: 3 1.10 At The Movies With Simon 12.25 Coronation Street 3 0 12.05 The Bachelorette PG 0 3 3.30 Marae DIY 1.40 Infomercials 1.45 Grown-Ish PG 0 Round Three. 3.30 Judge Judy PG 4.30 Tagata Pasifika Morris. 2.05 The Laugh Track 6am Rural Delivery 0 2.35 4pm Monster Jam 4pm Hot Bench 3 5pm Nga Pari Karangaranga Omnibus 3 0 3.05 Classic Drama 6.20 Country Calendar 3 0 5pm Gone Fishin’ 4.30 F O Te Motu 3 4.55 Ellen’s Game Of Games 3 A Very British 4.06 Smart Talk Family Bred. 0 5.30 The Fishing Show Country House 3 0 5.30 Nga Pari Karangaranga 5pm The World At Five 6.45 Fantasy Homes By The 5.50 The Voice UK 0 Classics 0 5.30 Prime News O Te Motu 3 5.10 Heart And Soul Sea 3 0 7.30 Tagata Pasifika 3 CHOICE PAY TV 7.55 3 0 Praise Be 5pm Nigellissima 8.20 Karena And Kasey’s 5.30 Expedition Unknown SKY SPORT 1 SKY 5 MOVIES PREMIERE DISCOVERY 3 0 6.30 Super Rugby Aotearoa (RPL) 7.30 5.05 5.40 BattleBots PG Kitchen Diplomacy 6.30 Hairy Bikers’ Chocolate Trucking Hell M Canadian Strain 16LC 3 0 Chiefs v Blues. 7.30 Curse Of The Bermuda 9.10 20/20 Challenge 8.30 Ronnie’s Redneck 2019 Comedy. Jess 10am Marae 0 From FMG Stadium Waikato, Salgueiro, Colin Mochrie. Triangle PG 7.30 Restoration Home Roadtrip MVL 8.30 UFOs: The Lost 10.30 Waka Huia Summer Hamilton. 6.25 Long Shot MLS 2019 Caroline Quentin follow 9.30 Pacific Brothers 9pm Ax Men ML Evidence PG Series 3 the fortunes of eight Comedy. Charlize Theron, 9.25 Gold Rush: White 0 10.30 Super Rugby Aotearoa 10pm Pawn Stars PG Seth Rogan. 11am Attitude properties, each facing a (HLS) Chiefs v Blues. Water PG 10.30 Trucking Hell M 8.30 The Art Of Racing In 11.30 F The Inside Word struggle for survival, all From FMG Stadium Waikato, 10.15 The Day I Ran China PG 3 0 with new owners wanting Hamilton. 11.20 The Simpsons PG The Rain M 2019 Comedy. 11.05 Legends Of The Wild PG 11.55 Sunday 3 0 to make them into dream 11pm Ranfurly Shield 2008 (RPL) 11.45 The Simpsons PG Through the bond with 11.55 How It’s Made PG 12.55 Love Your Garden 3 0 homes. Poverty Bay v Auckland. SUNDAY his human, a dog has SUNDAY gained insight into the 12.20 How Do They Do It? PG 1.50 Building Giants 0 8.30 Antiques Roadshow The 2007 winners of the Lochore 12.15 The Simpsons Super 3 0 Cup host the Ranfurly Shield human condition, and 12.45 BattleBots PG 2.50 Design Junkies PG 9.30 Dirty Rotten Survival Sunday PG 1.35 The World’s Deadliest 3.45 NZ Hunter 10.30 History Hunters holders at More FM Park in narrates his owner’s Gisborne. 2.10 Ronnie’s Redneck journey through life. Weather Caught On Adventures PG 11.30 Love Nature: Hurricane Camera PG 5pm The Chase 3 0 Man PGCL SUNDAY Roadtrip MVL Milo Ventimiglia, 2.25 Codes And Conspiracies M SUNDAY 1am Super Rugby Aotearoa 2.35 Supergirl MVS Amanda Seyfried. 3.15 Codes And (HLS) Chiefs v Blues. From FMG 12.30 Expedition Unknown 3.20 Main Event MV 10.20 Hotel Mumbai Conspiracies PG BRAVO Stadium Waikato, Hamilton. 1.30 Toy Hunter 16VLC 2019 Thriller. 4.05 Codes And 5.35 Undercover Boss 3 1.15 GrassRoots Rugby Club 4.05 Classic Pawn Stars PG 2am SUNDAY Conspiracies PG 6.30 Revenge Body With Khloe Extreme Wives rugby matches and stories from 4.30 Ax Men ML 3am Antiques Roadshow 12.20 The Sharks 4.55 Codes And Kardashian PG some of the 600 rugby clubs Conspiracies PG 4am Restoration Home 5.15 Chicago PD MV 16C 2019 Drama. 7.30 Botched PG 3 throughout New Zealand. 5.45 Codes And 5am Hairy Bikers’ Chocolate 6am Ronnie’s Redneck 1.38 The Founders 8.30 Vanderpump Rules M 2.15 Pacific Brothers Conspiracies PG Challenge Roadtrip MVL PG 2015 Documentary. 9.30 Murdered By Morning 16 3.15 Super Rugby Aotearoa (HLS) 6.35 How Do They Do It? PG 6am Toy Hunter Chiefs v Blues. 3.08 Canadian Strain 7.30 Curse Of The Bermuda 10.30 The Mark Of A Killer 16 3 6.25 Supergirl MVS 6.30 Through The Bible With 3.30 Super Rugby Aotearoa (HLS) 16LC 2019 Comedy. Triangle PG 11.25 Love It Or List It 3 7.10 Criminal Minds: Beyond Les Feldick Hurricanes v Crusaders. 4.24 Long Shot 8.20 UFOs: The Lost Borders 16VS SUNDAY 7am Leading The Way 5.30 Super Rugby Aotearoa (HLS) MLS 2019 Comedy. Evidence PG 12.20 Infomercials 7.30 Key Of David Hurricanes v Crusaders. 7.55 Main Event MV 6.26 The Art Of Racing In 9.10 Rob Riggle: Global 5am Clean House PG 3 8am Home Of The Year 6am Super Rugby Aotearoa (HLS) 8.50 Survivor: Worlds The Rain M 2019 Comedy. Investigator PG 10am Legends Of The Wild PG 9.10 Love It Or List It 3 8.30 Treasures Decoded Chiefs v Blues. Apart PG 8.11 Elvis Goes There: Sofia 3 6.30 Ranfurly Shield 2008 (RPL) 10.50 Deadliest Catch PG 10am Love It Or List It 9.30 Dirty Rotten Survival 9.40 Supergirl MVS Coppola 3 Poverty Bay v Auckland. 11.40 Aussie Salvage Squad PG 10.50 Botched PG 10.30 Hairy Bikers’ Chocolate MC 2019 Documentary. 12.30 Aussie Gold Hunters PG 3 8.30 Ranfurly Shield 2008 (RPL) 10.25 Pawn Stars PG 11.40 Masters Of Flip Challenge 9am Hotel Mumbai 1.20 Gold Rush: White 12.35 Say Yes To The Dress North Otago v Auckland. 10.55 Criminal Minds: Beyond 16VLC 2019 Thriller. 11.30 Building The Dream 10.30 Pacific Brothers Water PG Atlanta 3 Borders 16VS 10.59 2.10 Gold Rush: White 12.30 Hurricane Man PGCL 11.30 GrassRoots Rugby The Sharks 3 Water PG 1.30 Hoarders PG 1.30 Expedition Unknown 12.30 Super Rugby Aotearoa 11.45 Ax Men ML 16C 2019 Drama. 3 3pm Gold Rush: White 2.20 Hoarders 2.30 Antiques Roadshow (RPL) Chiefs v Blues. 12.40 Mountain Men PG 12.17 Long Shot 3.15 Judge Jerry 3 3.30 Natural World: MLS 2019 Comedy. Water PG 2.30 Super Rugby Aotearoa (HLS) 1.30 Ronnie’s Redneck 3.50 Gold Rush: White 3.40 Judge Jerry 3 Attenborough’s Fabulous 2.18 The Art Of Racing In Hurricanes v Chiefs. Roadtrip MVL Water PG 4.05 Judge Jerry 3 Frogs 2.45 Super Rugby Aotearoa (HLS) The Rain M 2019 Comedy. 2pm Ultimate Fishing PG 4.45 Gold Rush: White 4.35 Judge Jerry 3 4.30 Rick Stein’s Long Blues v Hurricanes. 4.03 A Family Submerged Water PG 5pm Hollywood Medium With Weekends 3pm L Super Rugby Aotearoa 3pm Raw PGV MC 2018 Drama. 5.40 Gold Rush: White Tyler Henry PG 3 5.30 Our Guy In India Hurricanes v Crusaders. 5.45 SmackDown PGV 5.32 Maine 16LS 2018 Drama. Water PG KEY 0 3 (HLS) (RPL) (DLY) 16 18 Closed captions; Repeat; Highlights; Replay; Delayed; Approved for persons 16 years or over; Approved for persons 18 years or over; 20Jun20 Compiled by C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. Saturday, June 20, 2020 11 SUNDAY-MONDAYSUNDAY—MONDAY’S TELE TELEVISIONVISION GUIDE

TVNZ 1 © TVNZ 2020TVNZ 2 © TVNZ 2020 THREE PRIME MAORI TV 5pm The Chase 3 0 5.50 The Voice UK 0 5pm Gone Fishin’ 5.30 Prime News 5pm Nga Pari Karangaranga 6pm 1 News At 6pm 0 7pm : The 5.30 The Fishing Show 6pm Pawn Stars PG O Te Motu 3 7pm Country Calendar 0 Rivals PG 0 Classics 0 6.30 Netball: ANZ 5.30 Nga Pari Karangaranga The Shakeup. House Colin has a score The best of The Fishing Premiership (RPL) O Te Motu 3 to settle, and have their A family finds ways Stars v Pulse. 6pm Waka Huia strongest cooks for Show showcases the to bounce back and best fishing action 8pm Honey Wars PG 0 6.30 Whakatauki 3 an Asian street food 3 take positives from the challenge. from around New A look at the Murray 7pm The Negotiators Country Calendar earthquake damage on 8.10 M San Andreas ML 0 Zealand, and the world’s family of Tai Tokerau 7.30 Croker Island Exodus 7pm on TVNZ 1 M their farm as they make 2015 Action. A search-and- most popular fishing Honey, a whanau-owned 8.35 Trumbo M 2015 repairs and look to the rescue pilot must take locations. and operated honey Drama. In 1947, Dalton his former wife and his future. 6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm business based in Trumbo was Hollywood’s 0 daughter to safety after the far north of New top screenwriter, until he 7.30 Sunday 7pm F Lego Masters A look into the a major earthquake hits Zealand. and other artists were California. Australia 0 greyhound racing 8.30 N Years And jailed and blacklisted Dwayne Johnson, Carla Contestants prepare for industry in New Zealand, Years 16VLS 0 for their political beliefs. Gugino. their final Lego contest which is currently being Politician Vivienne Rook Bryan Cranston, Diane 10.15 Paranormal Caught On in the season final, propped up by a slice 3 0 causes a scandal on Lane. Camera PG Honey Wars 11.05 M Nightmare On Elm where they can build live TV; the Lyons family 10.40 Nga Pari Karangaranga of the Covid-19 relief 8pm on Prime fund; the tragic story Street 16VC 0 2010 Horror. anything they want to unites as Rosie gives O Te Motu 3 of the murder of Karen Jackie Earle Haley, Rooney impress the judges. birth to a son; Daniel 11.10 Closedown M Ristevski. Mara. 8.25 King Arthur: reflects on the state of MONDAY 8.30 F The Luminaries M MONDAY Legend Of The Sword M the world. 6.30 Waiata Mai 0 12.45 Seven Year Switch 3 0 2017 Action Adventure. 0 Anna is tried for 3 0 9.45 White Dragon 16VLSC 6.40 Te Mana Kuratahi Australia ML Robbed of his birthright, murder; new evidence 2.40 Gordon Ramsay’s 24 10.45 SmackDown PGV 7.10 Tamariki Haka reveals a connection Hours To Hell And Arthur grows up in the 11.45 60 Minutes PG 7.20 E Kori 3 between Lauderback and Back 16L 3 back alleys of the city, MONDAY 7.25 Pipi Ma Crosbie Wells; Emery 3.25 Australian Survivor PG 3 but once he pulls the 12.45 Closedown 7.30 ZooMoo is found; a defence is 4.55 Infomercials sword from the stone, 6am Ben 10: Omniverse 3 0 7.40 Te Nutube Rebecca Zahau: An ID Murder concocted to expose 6.30 Code Fun 0 he must acknowledge 6.50 Krypto The Superdog 7.50 Darwin + Newts 3 Mystery, 8.30pm on Choice Lydia and Carver’s 6.40 Rescue Bots Academy 3 0 8am Tapatahi 3 0 his true legacy. crimes. 7.40 Teenage Mutant Ninja 9am Easy Eats 3 RNZ NATIONAL 6.50 MyaGo 3 0 Charlie Hunnam, Astrid 9.40 F 3 0 3 5pm The World At Five DNA Detectives 7am The Tom And Jerry Berges-Frisbey, Jude Turtles 9.30 Ako 0 0 3 5.10 Heart And Soul Actor Erik Thomson Show 3 0 Law. 8.05 The Thundermans 10am Whakatauki 6.40 Voices discovers his DNA can 7.25 Teen Titans Go! 3 0 10.45 Humans M 3 0 8.30 Game Shakers 3 0 10.30 Tamaki Paenga Hira 3 3 7.04 The Ted Radio Hour prove an ancient family 7.50 Super Dinosaur 3 0 11.50 Magnum PI M 3 0 9am Antiques Road Trip 11am Kuia 8.15 Puppy Dog Pals 3 0 Ideas worth sharing. connection; singer MONDAY 10am The Doctors PGC 11.30 Whaikorero songwriter Anika Moa 8.35 PJ Masks 3 0 11am Noon 8.06 Sunday Night With Grant 12.40 Infomercials The Ring Inz MLC uncovers a link she 9am Infomercials 3 0 12.30 Game Of Bros PG 3 Walker. 3 0 6am The AM Show would not have imagined 10am Neighbours Noon The Neighbourhood 1pm Nga Pari Karangaranga Music and nostalgia. 10.30 Murphy Brown PG 0 9am The Café PG 10pm The 10 O’Clock Report possible. PG 3 0 O Te Motu 3 11.20 Army Wives M 3 0 10am Infomercials 10.10 Mediawatch 10.40 Victoria PG 3 0 12.30 Madam Secretary 1.30 Ako 3 12.10 Sun, Sea, And Selling 3 0 10.45 The House The royal household 11.35 Millionaire Hot Seat PG 3 0 2pm Toku Reo 3 Houses PG 12.35 Face The Truth PG 3 11.04 The Retro Cocktail Hour visits the Palmerston 1.15 3 1.30 Married… With 3pm Nga Kapa Haka Kura Judge Rinder PG 3 MONDAY estate in Ireland after an 2.10 Cougar Town PG 3 0 1pm Dr Phil PG 3 3 Children PG Tuarua 12.04 The All Night Programme assassination attempt. 2.40 Home And Away 3 0 2pm Lego Masters 2pm The Late Show With 3.30 Playlist 5am First Up 6am Morning 11.40 Les Miserables MV 3 0 3.05 America’s Funniest Home Australia 3 0 Stephen Colbert PG 3 4pm Swagger 3 0 Report Cosette and Marius are Videos 3.25 Tropical Gourmet 3pm Wheel Of Fortune 3 4.30 Pukana 3.35 0 9.06 Nine To Noon in love, but unrest is Peppa Pig Queensland 3 3.30 5pm 3.45 0 Jeopardy Waiata Mai 10.45 The Reading Get Clever 4pm The Fishing Show stirring in the streets of 4.10 Get Arty 0 4pm A Place In The Sun: 5.10 Te Mana Kuratahi Noon Midday Report Paris and Valjean moves 4.35 Friends 3 0 4.30 NewsHub Live At Winter Sun 3 5.40 Tamariki Haka 1.06 Afternoons her out of the city to 5.05 The Simpsons 3 0 4:30pm 5pm Frasier 3 0 5.50 E Kori 3 4.06 The Panel keep her safe. 5.35 Home And Away 0 5pm Millionaire Hot Seat 0 5.30 Prime News 5.55 Pipi Ma 5pm Checkpoint MONDAY 12.45 Infomercials CHOICE PAY TV 6am Breakfast 5.30 Our Guy In India SKY SPORT 1 SKY 5 MOVIES PREMIERE DISCOVERY 9am The Ellen DeGeneres 6.30 American Restoration 0 6pm Super Rugby 5.45 SmackDown PGV 5.32 Maine 16LS 2018 Drama. 5.40 Gold Rush: White Show PG 7.30 Turquoise Fever PGCL Aotearoa (HLS) Chiefs v 7.30 Criminal Minds: Beyond Laia Costa, Thomas Water PG Ellen is joined by Selma 8.30 Rebecca Zahau: An ID director Ava DuVernay. Blues. Borders 16VS Mann. 6.35 Gold Rush: White Murder Mystery MCLSV 10am Tipping Point 3 0 6.30 Grassroots Rugby 8.30 NCIS MV 6.55 The Extraordinary Water PG Examination of 7.30 Pacific Brothers 7.30 Aussie Gold Hunters PG 11am The Chase 3 0 9.30 NCIS MV Journey Of The Fakir ML 0 the troubling case, 8.30 Rugby Nation 2018 Comedy. Dhanush, 8.30 Ripley’s Believe It Or Noon 1 News At Midday 10.30 Chicago PD MV 12.30 Emmerdale PG 0 dissecting each piece 9.30 Super Rugby Erin Moriarty. Not! PG 11.25 Survivor: Worlds 1.30 Rachel Hunter’s Tour Of of evidence to decipher Aotearoa (RPL) 8.30 Ad Astra MVLC 2019 9.25 Curse Of The Bermuda Beauty 3 0 the truth about Rebecca Hurricanes v Crusaders. Apart PG Adventure. A man travels Triangle PG 2pm The Ellen DeGeneres Zahau’s death. 11.30 All Blacks v Ireland MONDAY across the solar system 10.15 Legends Of The Wild PG Show PG 3 0 10.30 Turquoise Fever PGCL 2012 12.15 SmackDown MVC to find the truth about 11.05 Gold Rush: White 3pm Tipping Point 3 11.30 American Restoration MONDAY 1.55 Chicago PD MV his missing father and Water PG 4pm Te Karere MONDAY 1.30 Super Rugby 2.45 Criminal Minds: Beyond his doomed mission 11.55 How It’s Made PG 0 4.30 Spencer’s Big 30 12.30 Our Guy In India Aotearoa (RPL) Chiefs v Borders 16VS that now threatens the MONDAY 5pm 3 0 Blues. universe. Brad Pitt, 12.20 How Do They Do It? PG The Chase 1.30 Baby Animals 3.35 Survivor: Worlds 3.30 Super Rugby Tommy Lee Jones. 12.45 Aussie Salvage 2am Extreme Wives Apart PG Aotearoa (RPL) 10.35 Daughter Of The Squad PG BRAVO 3am Rebecca Zahau: An ID 4.25 NCIS MV 5pm Hollywood Medium With Hurricanes v Crusaders. Wolf 16V 2019 Action. 1.35 The World’s Deadliest Murder Mystery MCLSV 5.10 NCIS MV Tyler Henry PG 3 5.30 The Season: The Gina Carano, Richard Weather Caught On 5am Building The Dream 6am Jeopardy! PG 6pm Masters Of Flip 3 Brisbane Boys Dreyfuss. Camera PG 6am Britain’s Most Historic 6am Rugby Nation 6.25 Wheel Of Fortune PG 7pm M Couples Retreat MONDAY 2.25 Naked And Afraid MLC Towns 7am Ranfurly Shield 6.45 12.05 The Row 16VSC 2018 6.35 Gold Rush: White PG 3 2009 Comedy. The Simpsons PG 7am Treasures Decoded 2008 (RPL) Poverty Bay v Horror. Lala Kent, Randy Water PG 9.20 M American Pie 7.10 Parking Wars PGL 8am Natural World: Auckland. Couture. 7.30 Codes And 3 8am The Force MC 16 1999 Comedy. 9am Ranfurly Shield Attenborough’s Fabulous 8.25 Storage Wars PG 1.40 A Family Submerged MC Conspiracies PG 11.25 Shahs Of Sunset M 2008 (RPL) 2018 Drama. 8.20 Ripley’s Believe It Or Frogs 8.50 Storage Wars PG MONDAY 9am A Taste Of South Africa North Otago v Auckland. 3.09 Maine 16LS 2018 Drama. Not! PG 9.15 Hardcore Pawn PG 12.10 Infomercials 9.30 Money For Nothing 11am Super Rugby 4.32 The Extraordinary 9.10 Aussie Gold Hunters PG 9.40 Hawaii Five-0 MV 10am Hollywood Medium With 10.30 Building The Dream Aotearoa (RPL) Journey Of The Fakir ML 10am How Do They Do It? PG 10.25 SVU MV Tyler Henry PG 3 11.30 American Restoration Chiefs v Blues. 2018 Comedy. 10.50 How It’s Made PG 1pm Super Rugby 11.10 Parking Wars PGL 10.55 Snapped M 3 12.30 Turquoise Fever PGCL 6.07 Ad Astra MVLC 2019 11.40 Outback Opal Aotearoa (RPL) Adventure. Hunters PG 11.50 The Kelly Clarkson Show 1.30 Our Guy In India Noon Jeopardy! PG Hurricanes v Crusaders. 8.07 The Row 16VSC 2018 Horror. 12.30 The Perfect 12.50 The Real Housewives Of 2.30 Rick Stein’s Long 12.25 Wheel Of Fortune PG 3pm Super Rugby 9.40 Daughter Of The Murder MVLSC Beverly Hills M 3 Weekends 12.50 NCIS MV Aotearoa (HLS) Wolf 16V 2019 Action. 1.20 People Magazine 1.50 Below Deck M 3 1.40 NCIS MV 3.30 Hope For Wildlife Chiefs v Blues. 11.05 Maine 16LS 2018 Drama. Investigates MVLSC 2.25 Hawaii Five-0 MV 2.50 Keeping Up With The 4.30 Hugh’s Three Good 3.30 Super Rugby 12.28 Ad Astra MVLC 2019 2.10 Top Gear 3 3.10 Kardashians PG Things Aotearoa (HLS) Parking Wars PGL Adventure. 3pm Alaskan Bush People PG 3.45 Don’t Be Tardy PG 3 5pm Rachel Allen: All Things Hurricanes v Crusaders. 4pm The Simpsons PG 2.28 The Row 16VSC 2018 Horror. 3.50 Gold Rush PG 4.15 Dance Moms PG 3 Sweet 4pm Ranfurly Shield 4.30 Jeopardy! PG 4.01 The Con Is On 16VLSC 2018 4.45 Fast N’ Loud PG 5.10 Judge Jerry 5.30 Mysteries At The 2010 (RPL) Southland v 5pm Wheel Of Fortune PG Comedy. 5.40 Outback Opal 5.35 Hoarders PG 3 Museum North Otago. 5.30 Hardcore Pawn PG 5.35 6 Below MC 2017 Drama. Hunters PG KEY 0 3 (HLS) (RPL) (DLY) 16 18 Closed captions; Repeat; Highlights; Replay; Delayed; Approved for persons 16 years or over; Approved for persons 18 years or over; 21Jun20 Compiled by C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. 12 THE GISBORNE HERALD

▶ Gisborne Contract Bridge Club. hursday, June 25 to escape their tiresome lives. Evolution Supervised play for all players. 572 Gladstone eatre Company, 75 Disraeli St, 7.30-10pm. Gisborne Canoe and Tramping Club walk, Rd, 9.15-11.30am, $4, ph Jean 867 2383. ▶ Tickets: $23-$29 at evolutiontheatre.org.nz Wainui Beach to Makorori, departs 9am, WHAT’S ▶ Fun Dancing Gisborne. Beginners class and reviews for modern, sequence and social free. 3-hour walk from Wainui Surf Club to Saturday, June 27 the Makorori headland, through Okitu Bush ballroom dancing. St Andrew’s Church Hall, ▶ St Andrew’s Car Boot Sale. Plenty of 176 Cobden St, 7.30-10pm, $5, ph 867 0074. Scenic Reserve and return. Register: Gillian bargains. Carpark behind St Andrew’s Church ON ph 867 4591, [email protected] or Kay (access of Childers Rd), 8am-midday, $5/car. Tuesday, June 23 ph 867 8311. ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am-3pm. ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed. Work in a fully ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am-2pm. See Jun 23. equipped woodwork or carpentry workspace. in Gisborne See Jun 23. ▶ Eastern District Squash Superchamp Tairawhiti Menzshed, cnr Parkinson & Innes To help promote events you are involved in, e-mail: ▶ Casual Badminton Group. Badminton Eliminations, 9am-4pm. See Jun 26. St, 9am-midday. Details: Ph/txt James [email protected] for a listing on the Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd, 9.30am, $4. ▶ Gisborne Woodturners’ Group. Work What’s On page, or [email protected] for a listing 022 465 0396. Raewynne ph 027 256 4351 or eastland. in the workshop, see what the group does. on the Tairawhiti Gisborne events diary. ▶ Baby Time. Songs, stories and fun for [email protected] Clubrooms beside Enterprise Pool carpark, under-2s and their carers. HB Williams ▶ Build-a-Band. Come along and jam. Nelson Rd, 10am-2pm. Details: Bill ph Saturday, June 20 Memorial Library, 34 Bright St, 10am, free. Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, 6-9pm, 027 450 7719 or [email protected] Te Hapara Garden and Floral Club. ▶ Good Folk: Dances of Planet Earth. Folk ▶ free entry, R18. ▶ e Importance of Being Earnest, Commune with like-minded people to dances for all ages, no experience, skill or ▶ FreeDance. A movement and dance 7.30-10pm. See Jun 26. improve gardening skills and learn loral art. partner required. St Andrew’s Church Hall, meditation practice with a variety of sound ▶ Fun Dancing Gisborne. Modern, sequence 176 Cobden St, 7-10pm, $5. Details: Jane at St Mark’s Hall, 776 Childers Rd, 2.30pm. and rhythm. St Andrew’s Church Hall, and social ballroom. St Mark’s Church Hall, [email protected] ▶ Bee Smart Gisborne. An opportunity for 176 Cobden St, 7-8.30pm, $7, bring water 776 Childers Rd, 8-11pm, $8 door sales, Sunday, June 21 local beekeepers to get together and share bottle and comfy clothes. See Facebook. incl supper, ph Kev/Isabel 867 0074. ideas. Guest speaker: Barry Foster on his eme: Nursery Rhymes. ▶ Gisborne Sceptic Group, 11am. Details: 2019 bee visit to Chile. EIT Rural Studies, Friday, June 26 Topics and venue ph 867 3715 or 867 7122. 320 Stout St, 7-9pm, ph 027 218 8848. ▶ Eastern District Squash Superchamp Sunday, June 28 Lions Express Train Rides. Take the kids Patutahi Badminton Club. All skill levels. ▶ ▶ Eliminations (to Jun 28). Surf City Squash ▶ Eastern District Squash Superchamp for a train ride around the playground and Patutahi Hall, Biggs St, 7.30pm, ph 862 7783. Club, 420 Childers Rd, 9am-4pm. Eliminations, 9am-4pm. See Jun 26. lake. Start: near Gisborne Wainui Lions Toddler Time. Songs and stories for ages Gizzy Trail Run Series: Mike Jennings Junior Cycle Park, Centennial Marine Dr, Wednesday, June 24 ▶ ▶ 2-5 and their carers. HB Williams Memorial Memorial Te Kuri Farm Walkway. Run 11am-3pm, $2. ▶ Fifties Forward. Low impact aerobics class for all fitness levels. YMCA Stadium, 9.30am, Library, 34 Bright St, 10am, free. or walk 2-10km. Register on the day at Monday, June 22 $4, first class free. ▶ Teen Writers’ Hub. For ages 14-18 with 9.15am, 10am start, $15A, $5u/14, free for ▶ Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd. ▶ Smashers Badminton. Year 7-13 players; an interest in writing to meet, collaborate and Harrier Club members. Details: Michelle New players welcome, rackets available. Social fitness, social games and fun for all ability develop their craft. HB Williams Memorial ph 021 271 5171. Morning, 9-11.30am, $4, ph 867 2584. Kiwi levels. Rackets available, please wear sports Library, 34 Bright St, 3.30-5pm, free. ▶ Lions Express Train Rides, 11am-3pm. Badminton for Year 3-7 players, 4.30-5.30pm, shoes. Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd, ▶ e Importance of Being Earnest See Jun 21. $5, ph 027 350 9482. Gisborne Badminton 3.30-4.30pm, $5, ph Linda 027 264 8660 or (to Jul 11). Oscar Wilde’s comedy of two ▶ e Importance of Being Earnest, 4pm. Club, 7-9pm, $10, ph 027 253 1062. [email protected] bachelors who create alter egos named Ernest See Jun 26. PHOTO OF THE WEEK Submit your photos: www.gisborneherald.co.nz/photo-of-week, or e-mail: [email protected] By submitting a photo, the entrant agrees to allow The Gisborne Herald Co Ltd permission to use the image now and in the future for printed material and online. Where possible The Herald will make contact irst.

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