SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 2021

Honoured for achievements in accounting

HIKATOA AWARD: The Hikatoa award presented to Sir Henare Ngata was received by his great- granddaughter Venus Taare (left) and granddaughter Zandria Taare (right) with Dame Areta Koopu (middle). Picture by Smoke Photography Limited

Sir Henare Ngata was honoured with the Hikatoa award at the Hui-a-Tau of Ngā Kaitatau Māori o Aotearoa (the National Māori Accountants Network) recently. Akula Sharma learns more about the fi rst Māori accountant . . . ir Henare Kohere Ngata, the remembers him as a “very busy man”. She Lady Lorna) was a huge support. whānau, to support them. architect behind Te Ture Whenua says it was his impressive work ethic and “ ey were married for over 70 years and “One time in high school I asked him about SMaori Act 1993, was honoured by a strong will to help others in the wider were an awesome team,” Mrs Taare said. a whaikōrero I had to do. I said ‘I don’t know the National Māori Accountants whānau, hapu and iwi which made him so “Papa would be ‘out the front’ running the what I am going to do it on’, he said I should Network at their Hui-a-Tau 2021 earlier this remarkable. hui, while Nana and her Māori Women’s do it on the Māori Battalion and proceeded month in Auckland. “I think it was the way he was raised. Welfare League stalwarts would be preparing to write the speech for me. A number of Tairāwhiti community “I remember him saying his memories of the kai.” “ en he took me through the whole thing, members attended the Ngā Kaitatau Māori growing up at  e Bungalow in Waiomatatini Nobody in the family picked up the explaining what I was saying in English and o Aotearoa (NKMoA) annual meeting where were mostly of his mother, because his accounting profession after Sir Henare, coaching me to get my pronunciation right. Sir Henare was honoured with the Hikatoa father was always down in Wellington at however many rangatahi who saw him And he expected me to deliver it without the award, symbolising his whakapapa and Parliament, so that work ethic came off on succeed during the early years could have use of speech cards.” in recognition of his achievements in the to him. been inspired, she said. “Growing up, if any of us had any accounting profession. “He wasn’t just working doing his own “ ey would have looked at him and competitions or shows he was always there Sir Henare (also known as Sir Henry) was mahi, he was also doing mahi for kaupapa thought ‘if he can do it then so can I’, and with us. I remember a time at Tamararo the fi rst Māori accountant in New Zealand Māori such as the New Zealand Māori that’s for anybody whether you are from a (the local competitions for kapa haka), my and used accountancy as a tool to advocate Council, organising royal tours or receptions small town or a big city.” grandparents didn’t know I was the kaea. for indigenous land ownership rights. for visiting sports teams like the Springboks.” Mrs Taare remembered Sir Henare as a His granddaughter Zandria Taare Lady Rora Lorna Ngata (also known as family man who was always there for his Continued on page 2 News year’s resolution? Home Keep Subscribe delivered or informed... today read online

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“Nana Lorna heard my voice, she sat up and said ‘that’s my moko (grandchild)’ but it put nana in a difficult position because she was judging the poi. “When we finished, Papa Henare came MAORI BAttAllIOn down from the VIP seating and he sat down ReunIOn: Sir with me and my team on the floor. Henare and Lady “To me it was very important because I Rora Lorna Ngata with granddaughter knew how proud he was of me, and it was Zandria Taare, always like that — he didn’t see himself as great-granddaughter a VIP, he never wanted to be separated from Venus Taare and his family, he always sat next to his whānau.” Zandria’s father-in- Mrs Taare said she felt really proud when law Tuta Taare at Sir Henare was awarded the Hikatoa award. the 23rd National “It was a chance for us to remember him Maori Battalion reunion held at Te again as Ngāti Porou.” Poho o Rawiri Marae, Sir Henare had made her an independent Gisborne during leader through his mentorship, she said. Easter, 2002. “He had this way of always looking to the Picture Supplied future, succession planning. I didn’t go to university because I had my baby but he sent me to the local polytech here, Tairāwhiti Polytechnic which is now EIT. He sent me to learn how to use computers and to type. “When he retired and no longer had office staff working for him, I became his receptionist and driver. is quite strong and has come through “I am now a chairperson, secretary, trustee colonisation, which means it really takes and committee member on several Māori off the table the thought that we are suited blocks or trusts, so by following him and for going through university, getting a seeing how things were done, I learned how degree and entering a profession such as to represent our family. accountancy. The mindset is quite a big On ReCeIVInG “When the kids were younger they used to barrier. An OBe: This say to me ‘why do you do this stuff without “But then secondly, the way you go through picture of Henare getting paid?’ and I’d explain that some to become a chartered accountant is done Ngata appeared in the Gisborne things in life are a necessity, like working for in a way of learning style that in my own Photo News in a living. But some things you do for aroha; personal opinion is not conducive for us as 1967 after he was like helping out at your marae or church, Māori. It’s very much a theoretical, paper- honoured with an caring for your children or your tipuna. That’s based framework — whereas we like to be OBE (Order of the the kind of mahi that fills your tank, and it fully immersed in our learning. British Empire) for keeps the memories of your loved ones who “A lot of language and theory around it is his services to the not aligned with our world view. When you Māori people, in the have passed alive in your heart.” Queen’s Birthday Accounting collaboration member for Ngā think of those barriers, it’s not surprising Honours List. He was Kaitatau Māori o Aotearoa, Kylee Potae said that just under 2 percent of the professionals knighted in 1982. it didn’t make any sense for someone else are registered as Māori practitioners. Picture: Gisborne to be awarded the Hikatoa award before Sir “Yet we see a huge demand for Māori to Photo News - No. 157, Henare. come through because of the large Māori July 12, 1967. “He was the first Māori accountant in New economy which is coming through. It just Zealand and possibly in the world. makes sense when you are Māori and you’re “He entered the profession at a time when working within a business that has a mindset he was very much a minority compared to that’s all about the Māori world, and you’re a land to become more productive to bring in way of doing things. Multiply-owned Māori the present day. professional and you get that, it just means income so their rates can get paid. land was something totally different. Now we “He was brought up fully in Te Ao Māori great work can happen. “He really inspired me to look at a problem, have a section which protects us from losing (the Māori world) and he was coming “I am not saying non-Māori can’t work in digest it and say maybe the answer is any more land. from a lens of Māori, and into what was that setting, they do and they are fantastic different from what we intuitively go to — “At the end of the day, all of this I learned predominantly a non-Māori profession. at the work, but we do need more Māori to whatever our first answer is, maybe we just from him. I was working with him through Fast forward to today and everyone talks come through for the demand which is in the need to look at it from all sides. For me this that and we used to work long hours to get about the Māori economy but during his market. is what inspired me the most — his ability to it done. time nobody really talked about it, and he “We are just trying to break that mindset, think outside the box.” “With our submissions, we went to was there advocating for us and making sure ‘this is not a profession for us’.” Mrs Potae said Sir Henare’s work was Parliament to present what had been talked Māori were not disadvantaged. Mrs Potae said a Māori world view in revolutionary at the time, as a map to push and written about, the changes needed to be “He had challenges which we don’t face accountancy goes beyond profit when forward the Māori economy, and now it was made to the Act to protect our land. He was today.” compared with traditional norms. their duty to always make sure the whenua an excellent teacher for a lot of us.” Mrs Potae said Hikatoa was the name of “For Māori, we are always thinking on three can be nurtured in the current environment Te Puni Kokiri regional manager Mere someone in Sir Henare’s whakapapa, an layers: People, Planet and then Profit — but of regulations. Pohatu said Sir Henare was one of the most ancestor of his. accountancy always falls short, because it “The journey is ongoing — it’s not just our strategic thinkers on how policies impacted “Essentially meaning, it’s about his people, only goes as far as profit. Profits were seen to asset, it’s our whakapapa.” Māori land owners. leadership, integrity, and excellence. It is nice be king.” Whangara Farms Partnership chair Ingrid “He was very supportive of our ministry that the whakapapa is weaved into the award Sir Henare knew how to bring the Māori Collins said it was through Sir Henare’s for the work we did in the government and as a way to guide us forward (with the type world-view into practice, and she witnessed guidance that she was able to succeed in for Māori. of attributes you need to have this type of it first-hand, Mrs Potae said. management. “Everyone from Parliament in relation award).” “In a meeting we had with the GDC “Sir Henare was my mentor. After my to Māori affairs and development had a Lincoln University lecturer Dr Mohini (Gisborne District Council), where they were mother died, he took over and guided me working relationship with Sir Henare, since Vidwans, in a recently-published article looking at how to collect outstanding rates through a lot of the Māori land back-story 1993, and they came to him for advice — on Sir Henare Ngata, said Māori make up on Māori freehold land, his answer to them that I had not known. I would say in honesty every one of them. only 2 percent of accounting profession wasn’t about how you find addresses or how that my mother didn’t know either, nor “Sir Henare Ngata brought his membership in New Zealand. you find people, it was, ‘If you help enable did any of my uncles, but they had their understanding of money and its impact Mrs Potae said this was due to the colonial the block to become economic you would accountants who guided them.” on people — a balance sheet was merely a mindset which was embedded in the Māori never have to worry about your rates being Mrs Collins said working with Sir Henare means; we ought to know the environment community. paid’. He came at the issue from a totally as her mentor on Te Ture Whenua Act in of the balance sheet as well. “A part of our colonial journey has been different angle. 1963 was a big learning curve for her. “I think he will always have an impact on instilled in us, as ‘Māori’ we are not fit for “When GDC were purely looking at rates “There was a huge amount of knowledge our people, our whānau, and our whenua. He academia, we are more fit for labouring, collection, he looked at local governments on the 1953 Act around the country, but it was the architect of the law which sits beside working-the-land types of jobs. This mindset acting supportively and helping lift the was very old and made with the European Māori land ownership.” Saturday, auguSt 28, 2021 3 PROFILE Bowls beat basketball Her mother introduced her as “Bobbie”, and the name stuck when she played bowls, but she was Steph on local basketball courts, where she was known as a gifted player and coach. John Gillies talks to Bowls Gisborne- East Coast’s latest life member. teph Beattie initially turned up her serious bowler. nose at her mother’s invitation to “We had six clubs; Hawke’s Bay had 24,” Sjoin her bowls team. she said. It was 1988. Inspector Morse was “You learned a lot by doing that travelling in its second year on television screens and outside the district.” Margaret Thatcher had become the longest- Male and female bowlers in Gisborne serving British prime minister of the 20th amalgamated to form the Gisborne-East century. Coast centre in 1996. Steph was on the “I used to go along and watch Mum and centre board from 1996 to 2017, serving as Dad and my husband Dave play bowls, but I vice-president for a term. She also served as was still very involved in basketball,” Steph centre tournament convener. Beattie said. In the late 1990s, Steph was one of three “Then Mum was put up to skip a team and Gisborne bowlers who got into the New she was looking for someone to come and Zealand School of Excellence under Bowls lead. New Zealand director of coaching John “She said I could do it and I said, ‘No, it’s an Murtagh. The other two players were Glenys old ladies’ game’. Whiteman and Pat Wareham. “Mum kept on at me, ‘Come down and try The highlight of Steph’s playing career was it’. So I went down for a couple of sessions her selection for the Super 8 tournament in with her and Dad. the 2000-01 season. “I was super fit from playing basketball but “I’d been playing only about 10 years and what got me was the mental challenge. I said was picked for a team of 10 bowlers selected I’d give it a go for 12 months. Well, I loved it. from four regions — Manawatu, Wairarapa, “I loved basketball, too, and carried on Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne,” she said. IN TUNE WITH YOUTH: playing for four or five years, until I thought “We went and played all the other areas at Steph Beattie has enjoyed coaching youngsters, and sees a link back to her experience looking after four younger brothers after school while her parents I was getting past running up and down a a national final and we won. That was a New were out working. Picture by Paul Rickard court; I’d walk up and down a bowling green Zealand title. instead.” “The following season — 2001-02 — I the representative basketball (netball) team she treated all the players the same, but she Steph (Stephenie) Beattie is widely known was selected again. The number of players in for whom she played gave her an ultimatum: has found that approach doesn’t work as well in the bowls community as “Bobbie”, a family the team was cut from 10 to seven, and we she would have to choose between the with women’s teams. nickname that had its beginnings when won the tournament again. I’d got two New indoor and outdoor games. “With some women, you can really give Steph was an infant. Zealand titles. The following year the sponsors Steph chose the indoor option. them a blast and tell them off, and with “My elder sister Patricia couldn’t say pulled out and the tournament died. “It’s faster and more exciting,” she said. others, you can’t,” she said. ‘bubbie’; she would say ‘bobbie’. The reason I “It was one of the best tournaments for It wasn’t long before she was in the “You have to work around it. I find it am known as ‘Bobbie’ at bowls is that Mum men and women – the men played separately Gisborne reps and, at 17, she was the difficult sometimes but I seem to manage. used that name when she introduced me to but at the same time. youngest in the team. You can’t treat them all the same.” the bowlers. Some of them knew me from “I thought, ‘I can’t do any better than that; “They looked after me.” Steph became an umpire relatively early in basketball and still called me Steph, but at I should spend some time doing something In 1963 she married Dave Beattie, and they her bowls career, in 1992. bowls I’m usually called Bobbie.” for someone else’.” had four children – Tanya, Corinne, Shane “I was talked into it, but I thought I needed The decision to concentrate on bowls The spirit of helping goes back to and DJ, who all played basketball . . . hardly to learn the laws,” she said. as her sporting interest led to Steph’s childhood. Steph Beattie was the second surprising, as Steph kept playing as a young She moved into the training of others as broadened playing experience through eldest of eight children, four girls followed by mother and took the children along. umpires and has three candidates who will outside tournaments, an interest in four boys. Steph and coaching seemed to go together. sit their exams in September-October. teaching youngsters the basics of bowls, “We weren’t very well off,” she said. Apart from the basketball coaching, she At tournaments, the job entails generally her promotion of umpiring as a worthwhile “Mum and Dad were both out working so I helped with learn-to-swim classes when one keeping an eye on proceedings. interest and her contribution to the was looking after my four younger brothers of the children swam competitively, and “You can be called on if the players have administration of the centre. when they came home from school. I helped she was ushered into junior bowls coaching a query on the laws, or if a situation arises These combined activities have led to her Mum out as much as I could. My youngest by Athol O’Connor, a teacher who took where a decision has to be made and the election as a life member of Bowls Gisborne- brother and I were born 16 years apart. Ilminster students for bowls and was keen to players can’t make it. You can be there all day East Coast. “I always enjoyed working with kids. find someone to coach another school to give and maybe make one call.” Although Steph was a reluctant recruit to You bring yourself down to their level and his bowlers some competition. A byproduct of the job is that she can be an the code, she had an ideal bowls pedigree. relate to them. In basketball it started with Steph was a member of Riverside Women’s unofficial talent scout. Her parents were both keen, “very good” Gisborne Intermediate and the mini league Bowling Club, on the corner of Childers Road “Sometimes players get overlooked – they bowlers. that Kingi Arapeta organised. I coached and Disraeli Street — “across the fence from might be in a team who never win anything – Her father, Alton “Tinnie” Ashwell (he was Gisborne Boys’ High School teams and we Gisborne Intermediate” — and undertook to and I can suggest to selectors that they have considered lucky in his youth), won several got to the national finals, and I coached see what she could do. She had 50 students a look at them.” major centre tournaments, including the Campion College boys, as well.” turn up to practice on a Friday morning. She Now 77, Steph still plays bowls “but not a Burton Cup. Her introduction to basketball had been a split them into two groups of 25 and went lot”. Her mother, Molly Ashwell, played at the happy accident. from there. Life membership was something she never Riverside Women’s Bowling Club and had a “I was dragged into it by one of the girls in She took bowlers away to school regional expected. strong team. my class at school,” Steph said. championships, and Gisborne-East Coast She had done things for the sport because “I was very lucky,” Steph said. “I played “They were looking for a player and because bowlers regularly made regional finals. she loved it and wanted others to experience with Mum and her team, and we travelled a I played basketball (known as netball from After the Riverside club closed in 2013, the enjoyment that she had. lot. That helped me learn what other people 1970) they asked me.” Steph took the intermediate students to the “I didn’t do the work I have done all on my could do and how to read a game.” The game now known as basketball was Gisborne club, which she joined in 2014. own,” she said. In those days, Gisborne’s female bowlers at that time called indoor basketball to Steph doesn’t coach as much as she used “People helped me, guided me . . . you were organised as a sub-centre of Hawke’s differentiate it from the outdoor game. to, but she is the centre senior women’s can’t get an honour like this without people Bay. It meant a lot of interaction with Steph’s decision to concentrate on indoor bowls selector and works with her squad. behind you who have done something to get Hawke’s Bay and places further afield for the basketball came about because the coach of When she coached men’s basketball teams, you there.” 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD GARDENING fast hedges for privacy

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CAULIFLOWER FRITTERS METHOD Serve the fritters with lemon juice, extra METHOD SERVES: 6 Place the caulifl ower into a food processor herbs and sour cream or dressing of choice. Pre-heat oven to 180°C, line an oven tray PREPARATION: 10 minutes and process until the caulifl ower resembles with baking paper. COOKING: 10 minutes rice. CAULIFLOWER POPCORN Rinse and break up caulifl ower into small Transfer the caulifl ower into a bowl and SERVES: 4-6 round fl orets. INGREDIENTS add the eggs, fl our, parsley or coriander, salt PREPARATION: 5 minutes Grate Parmesan and fi nely chop rosemary. 1 head caulifl ower, chopped into fl orets and pepper and Parmesan cheese. COOKING: 30 minutes Combine caulifl ower, Parmesan and ⅓ cup parsley or coriander, roughly chopped Mix everything well — it should be paste- rosemary in a bowl and drizzle with a little 1 lemon, cut into wedges like (if mixture is too wet, add a little more INGREDIENTS olive oil. Mix until well covered. 2 eggs fl our). 1 medium-sized caulifl ower Spread caulifl ower onto oven tray, top with ½ cup standard fl our Heat a frying pan over medium heat and ½ cup grated Parmesan, plus a little extra a little extra cheese. ⅓ cup Parmesan cheese add the olive oil. 2 teaspoons fresh rosemary Bake for 30 minutes or until golden brown. 2 tablespoons olive oil Using a tablespoon, scoop the mixture to 2 tablespoons olive oil — Courtesy of 5+A Day Pinch salt and pepper form fritters. Fry the fritters for 3-5 minutes on each side or until golden. Leave a lasting legacy What does the Sunrise Foundation do? We raise funds from donations and legacies We invest funds retaining the capital and generating income We use income from investments to provide grants for local charities and organisations. The Sunrise If you would like more information on how you can make a difference Foundation call Glenda on 06 867 7939 or [email protected]. www.sunrisefoundation.org.nz 36618-08 6 TRAVEL

CASTLE WALLS: The walls of Chateau Chinon showing the ravages of time.

JOAN OF ARC: A statue of Joan of Arc, who paid a PLACE PLUMEREAU: Place Plumereau (also called Place Plum) is a public square located in the central district of Old Tours. famous visit to Chateau Chinon to reassure the future The place dates back to the 15th century and is named after the late Councillor of Tours, Charles Plumereau, who donated King Charles VII of his legitimacy, in a parking area in 3000 francs to the city. Chinon. Great memories from Tours stay Over lunch in Tours, a stranger steers Phil and Sue Newdick in the right direction — a day trip to Chinon. he plan for a continuous train seemed a pretty substantial bus station at the national buses operate from unmarked We discussed what we had seen and she journey on this trip (Europe, 2018) the address we had been given, there was stops. suggested we take the train for a day trip to had to be modified — we could not no sign of the Flixbus or even a counter; the We had a comfortable trip to Tours and we Chinon. Tfind a convenient train service to bus station was deserted. Not even a soul we were dropped at a similar stop there to the So the next day, off to Chinon we went. Tours where we had decided to visit next. could ask if we were at the right place. one we had boarded at in Nantes. We were Chinon is the site of the restored 11th Tours is 215km east of Nantes on the We did notice that there were a couple of informed that the bus to Bordeaux, which century Fortress Royale. It was in Chinon banks of the Loire River. We used a bus buses and some activity on the side of the we had booked, would depart from the same in 1427, during the Hundred Years War, service we had used previously in Europe road a couple of hundred metres from where spot. that the court of King Charles VII was first that suited our needs, Flixbus. Their service we had disembarked; we checked it out and The apartment we had chosen in Tours established. It was here that Joan of Arc had always been good and this journey sure enough that was where we were to was only a five-minute walk from the stop. came to see the future monarch in order to was no exception. We caught a local bus board our bus. We still don’t understand why As we had been making our bookings and assure him of his legitimacy and to convince and although we were dropped off at what — even with a modern bus station available, travel plans as needed on a destination-to- him to be crowned in Reims. destination basis online, we were amazed The day proved to be another highlight at how well we were able to fumble our way on this unforgettable journey, made all the through places where most people can’t more special because of the spontaneity and understand even a single word we say. helpfulness of a complete stranger, who for We were warmly welcomed at our Tours no obvious reason took the time to steer us apartment by a very pleasant woman who in the right direction. LIVE NOW, PAY LATER. made us feel as if we were part of the family. The following day we took the short walk It is not surprising how this sort of welcome with our bags, and some great memories, LIFE FOCUSED. influences our opinion of the places we visit. back to the now familiar bus stop — this The city of Tours is not large and as our time to catch a bus from a different company, Enjoy new glasses with apartment was handy to the centre, we were to get to Bordeaux. The bus was a little late. * interest free instalments able to explore most of it quite comfortably We were concerned it had gone without us made easy by Visionplan™ on foot. The town has a medieval style and and there was no indication where the bus

*Deposit required upon signing contract. Applicants must be over the age of 18. feel to it. It is generally very well kept, in was. Even the drivers of buses from the same Maximum payment term is 12 months or sooner if full payment is made. Not available spite of the ravages of time and wars. We company, if they understood our concerns, in conjunction with any other offer or discount. See Visionplan website for full T&Cs. were there for four days, a bit longer than we couldn’t help. needed to complete our exploration. We needn’t have worried. Our bus turned OPSM GISBORNE Stopping for lunch at a local café, the up 10 minutes late and we were on our way 260 Gladstone Rd helpful young lady who served us enquired to Bordeaux. Apart from the delay which Ph: 867 7176 who we were and where we were from. On followed us all the way to Bordeaux, the learning we were a couple of Kiwis making bus was comfortable and the service was our way around Europe, she insisted we excellent. It is great when a plan comes join her for lunch as her break was due. together. 41251-01 HOW TO CATAPULT: Interactive display at Chateau Chinon of an ancient catapult.

OLD CHINON: View of old Chinon from The Chateau Chinon, showing the Vienne River and the medieval layout of the township.

GARE DE TOURS: Tours Railway Station (Gare De Tours) was completed in 1898 and refurbished in BRIDGE: Footbridge over the railway near our apartment in Tours. 2013. It is still in use but only serves non- electrified trains. Pictures by Phil and Sue Newdick

THOROUGHFARE: A wide open thoroughfare with tram rails in modern Tours.

HOTEL GOUIN: Left, this 15th-century BIG FIVE: An unexpected rhinoceros, mansion in Tours hosts a museum, exhibits outside the local McDonald’s. and a basement with Gallo-Roman remains.

TOURS’ ‘COUNCIL’ BUILDING: Hotel De Ville Tours. In France the Hotel De Ville is the A VERY OLD CHURCH: Basilique Saint-Julien — this church located in Old Tours is a former building housing the city’s local administration. Benedictine abbey and its origin dates back to the 6th century. 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN ISLAMIST dEAd-ENd iolent Islamist movements, as of this is just journalistic panic-mongering, but Islamist terrorism is primarily a guarantor of victory. The current events in Afghanistan but various military and political interest phenomenon of the Arab world. That is the big difference is that they demonstrate, have had some groups will also promote this notion for their part of the Muslim world where the rulers won (and then mostly success in Muslim countries that own purposes. are most brazenly cruel and corrupt. Many dropped the Marxism) — V by Gwynne have been invaded by the United States. But We will therefore soon find ourselves being Arabs have been attracted to Islamism as a whereas in the Arab world, they have failed everywhere else, and the urged to engage in a new “war on terror”. possible way to replace those rotten regimes corrupt tyrants are still in Dyer whole Islamist ideology is getting long in It wouldn’t be as big, long and counter- — and some of them have concluded that power almost everywhere. the tooth. Revolutionary ideologies rarely productive as the first one, but much time only violence can bring Islamists to power. The same sold-out ruling prosper after they pass the age of 50. and money and many lives would be wasted Nothing remarkable about this. A whole families still rule in Saudi There is much media chatter at the if it got off the ground. So think of this as an generation of anti-colonial revolutionaries in Arabia, the Gulf states, moment about how the Taliban’s victory will aide-memoire on why that would be a very Africa and Asia reached a similar conclusion, Jordan and Morocco. inspire like-minded groups elsewhere and stupid thing to do. embracing Marxist ideology as their excuse Military regimes like Syria, lead to a steep rise in terrorist attacks. Some The Taliban are Afghans, of course, for violence and as a pseudo-religious Egypt and Algeria that came out of bloody coups resolutely smother popular 1505 protest. Frustration and anger are intense. ACROSS 51 Whiptailed sea creature (8) DOWN 45 Insurance (5) A minority of Arabs therefore buys the 1 Wound crusts (5) 55 Highland musician (5) 2 Travelling show (6) 46 Durable (7) Islamist argument that the deplorable state 4 Seafood outlet (4-3-4,4) 58 Runniness (9) 3 Fleeting (5) 47 Decelerate (4) of the Arab world is due to the fact that 14 Counterfeit (5) 59 Eye cover (6) 5 Conception (4) 48 Crops up (6) Muslims are failing to live their lives as God 15 Wood pattern (5) 60 Unkempt (7) 6 Tresses trim (7) 49 Month (5) intends — in the radical version of Islamic 16 Payment (10) 61 Unwell (3) 7 Spice (6) 50 Introductory music (7) observance that Islamists believe is the only 17 Witty (5) 63 Surprise attack (4) 8 Scoffer (5) 52 Beyond belief (10) correct interpretation of God’s will. 19 Finish (3) 64 Bring to mind (6) 9 Floating mass (7) 53 Hungarian dish (7) The solution to the Muslim world’s current 20 Bison (7) 65 Vase (3) 10 Foam (4) 54 Spare the price of (6) plight, therefore, is to install revolutionary 21 Screamed shrilly (9) 66 Branched candlesticks 11 Smells (6) 55 Egyptian construction (7) Islamist regimes that will enforce that 22 Showed to be true (6) (10) 12 Avarice (5) 56 Rider's straps (5) 25 Self-appointed law 68 Bargain (6) 13 Interfered (7) 57 Metal (4) version of God’s will on the population, enforcer (9) 69 Ring (6) 14 Taste (7) 62 Slyly disparaging (5) whereupon with God’s help they will start 27 Subsided (6) 71 Car lamp (9) 18 Oval (10) 67 Criminal (7) to win. A united Muslim world will arise 28 Swallowed (6) 76 Vows (6) 23 Deadly (5) 68 Served food portion (7) that breaks its current shackles, achieves 33 Trial judge (10) 77 Pay for in advance to 24 Most beloved (7) 70 Special messenger (7) great power and prosperity — and in some 35 Tree (3) receive regularly (9) 26 Mimic (7) 72 Trade ban (7) versions, converts the entire world to Islam. 36 Overexert (6) 79 Spectacles (7) 27 Japanese warrior (7) 73 Russian horse-drawn An attractive vision for many Arabs who 37 Wet river crossing (4) 81 Friend (3) 29 Trailblazer (7) vehicle (6) were near despair, and the 1970s, ’80s and 39 Employment (3) 84 Foreign (5) 30 Gambling establishment (6) 74 Greek sea god (6) ’90s were filled with attempted Islamist 41 Provide the money for (7) 85 Unable to read or write 31 Broad river mouth (5) 75 Dull and heavy (6) revolutions from Algeria to Saudi Arabia 42 Improved (6) (10) 32 Halve (6) 76 Bonded servant (5) — all of which failed. The Islamists never 43 Most quick (9) 86 Repairs (5) 34 Balanced (4) 78 Slender graceful girl (5) managed to convince enough people that 87 Book (5) 80 Bombard (5) 44 Skilled (5) 36 Waste drain (5) this pipe dream was worth dying for. So 45 Cabbage salad (8) 88 Supersonic (6,4,5) 38 Simple song (5) 82 Hair tangle (4) 50 Greek letter (2) 89 Intermix (5) 40 Biblical garden (4) 83 Shock (4) around 1999 an Islamist leader called Osama bin Laden came up with a new strategy. 12345678910111213The only way to mobilise enough Muslims behind the Islamist dream, he believed, was 14 to provoke a direct assault on Islam by the infidels. And the only way to motivate the 15 16 17 lazy infidels to play their allotted role in this 18 19 strategy was to attack them directly — not to conquer them, which was impossible, but to 20 21 22 trick them into invading Muslim countries. That was the strategy behind the 9/11 23 24 attacks, and it succeeded even beyond bin Laden’s expectations. The outraged United 25 26 27 28 29 States declared the “War on Terror” and 30 31 32 invaded not one but two Muslim countries, Afghanistan and Iraq. The former had little 33 34 35 36 37 38 to do with 9/11 and the latter nothing at all, but the invasions had the effect that bin 39 40 Laden was seeking. Twenty years later, however, the benefits 41 42 43 for the Islamist cause have been quite 44 limited. The Taliban are finally back in power in Afghanistan, and there was an interval 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 when “Islamic State” controlled a lot of Iraq and even expanded into Syria, but there 55 56 57 is still not a single revolutionary Islamist regime in the Arab world. 58 59 60 The obvious conclusion is that this strategy 61 62 has definitively failed. Even with the help of Western invasions and the “War on Terror”, 63 64 65 66 the Islamists have been unable to convince enough Arabs that they are the right solution 67 to the Arab world’s problems. There will doubtless continue to be 68 69 70 71 72 scattered Islamist terrorist attacks both 73 74 75 within and beyond the Arab world for many years, although probably none as dramatic 76 77 78 79 80 as the 9/11 events. But the notion that the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan will lead 81 82 83 to a huge new wave of Islamist terrorism is absurd. 84 85 86 The Taliban’s victory was discounted in 87 advance years ago, and the idea of provoking US invasions as recruiting tools for Islamist 88 89 revolutions is now very old hat. Even Washington can see through it. Saturday, auguSt 28, 2021 9 TELEVISION on tv this weekend

BALLERINA Saturday, 7pm, TVNZ 2

This heart-warming animated comedy features an orphan girl (Elle Fanning) who dreams of being a ballerina. With her best friend by her side, she sets off on the adventure of a lifetime.

CAPOTE Sunday, 8.30pm, MAORI TV TOKYO PARALYMPICS 2020 Biographical film about the American novelist Truman Capote. Capote forms a Saturday and Sunday, TVNZ DUKE relationship with the murderer of the family he is writing his next book about. Coverage of Days 4 and 5 of the paralympics, live from the Yoyogi National Stadium, in Tokyo. Starring: Philip Seymour Hoffman.

LIFE THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM Sunday, 10.40pm, TVNZ 2 Sunday, 8.20pm, TVNZ 2 A team of scientists aboard the International Space Station make a disturbing discovery Jason Bourne dodges a ruthless CIA official and his agents form a new assassination that threatens all life on Earth. Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Reynolds. programme while searching for the origins of his life as a trained killer. Starring: Matt Damon. 10 THE GISBORNE HERALD SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION

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THE GISBORNE HERALD THE GISBORNE OF THEOF WEEK Gizzy Trail Run Series: Pouawa Farm. Farm. Run Series: Pouawa Gizzy Trail Gisborne Runners and Walkers Club, 8am. Gisborne Walkers and Runners Guzzlers’Gas Breakfast. Check out classic East Coast Aerial Workshops. Dance Gisborne Petanque Junior Singles. Junior Gisborne Petanque Lions Express Train Rides, 11am-3pm. Lions Express Train Father’s Day BBQ. Spoil dad with a BBQ. Day Father’s POSTPONED: Killer Queens. Room. Dome Gisborne Country Music Club. and Singers Irish Music Irish Session. Enjoy music and Heartland Championship Rugby, Poverty Poverty Heartland Championship Rugby, The Lazy-FiLazy Fifty Rock and Show.

By Gay yOunG By Gay For aerial artists silk/lyra For learn to skills with Dunedin-based Brophy. Rochelle adjudicator Gisborne Gymnastics Club, Electrinet Sports Rd, $20/student. 537 Aberdeen Centre, 9am beginners; 10.30am intermediate; See tinyurl.com/yprmyydr midday advanced. rules/minimum for eastcoastaerial.crd.co or workshops. attend to skills required ▶ Sunday, September 5 Sunday, ▶ See 29. Aug ▶ projects. and vintage bikes or cars, hot-rods, Behind Courthouse the Quay, Reads on 8-11am. Rain, sun. hail or ▶ See 29. Aug ▶ Smokey Bros brunch. Bros Smokey Bridge Estate, brunch16 Riverpoint 11am- Rd, Matawhero, midday-2pm. music with live 1pm, T-Bonez tinyurl.com/td5774hc $30 at Tickets+Bfee: eventbrite.co.nz or ▶ A fun family-friendly all abilities. for course start. 10am Christopher Rd, 9.15am check-in, Register: 021 271 5171, ph Michelle day; the on cash only $15A, $5 7-19s, 6/u & Harriersfree members. ▶ or undertheradar.co.nz undertheradar.co.nz or ▶ For ages 6-7; join in for games and a chance to to a chance and games ages in for 6-7; join For experience No required. win a trophy/medal. Kahutia Bowling Club, 165 Cobden St, Register advance; in day. the on $5 pay 1pm, 027 204 8053 or ph Graeme tinyurl.com/eme5393p ▶ Rooms, Blind musicians Foundation welcome. St,39 Grey afternoon $3 incl 1-4pm, tea, [email protected] 867 7637 or Flo ph ▶ a sing-song. Rd & The cnr Gladstone Rivers, Marty 4-6pm, 021 055 7685. ph Quay, Reads Ormond Tennis Club, Hill Rd, Ormond, Ormond Tennis 862 5856. 862 5741 or ph 2-4pm, ▶ East Coast. Rugby Park, Porou Bay Ngati vs Childers Rd, 2.30pm. ▶ new albums. celebrate to forces join Uni-Fi 24 Banks Bar, St, R18. 8pm, Smash Palace tinyurl.com/54w5ezhs $8 at Tickets+Bfee: .

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Kate Gisborne JasonSmith. Unity Theatre, 209 Ormond Tickets+Bfee: Rd, 7.30pm. $35A, eventfinda.co.nz $30Snr & $25Stu at 9am-midday. Details: [email protected] Details: 9am-midday. ▶ Saturday, September 4 Saturday, ▶ Club, Surf Saving Life Meet Waikanae near St,280E Grey 7.45-10am. Register: Church, St Andrew’s rainchecks. no Cash only, 176 Cobden St, 8.30am-2pm. ▶ a personalisedconstructed coffin; by decorate Rd, 522 Gladstone BCR Joinery, a joiner. parkrun.co.nz/register ▶ Arts baking, crafts, and books, plants, linen, more. furniture much and toys, produce, For all riders; beginnersFor return 25km or 48km return road-race. handicap advanced Start/finish: Sts, 9.30am-12.30pm. ▶ Park Marina locally-produced find creations. St,Reserve, 9.30am-1.30pm. Vogel ▶ Organics will Co-op go-to their show natural Environment Tairawhiti remedies. health Rd, 11am-midday. 386 Palmerston Centre, Register: to $5 in advance pay 38-9023-0158186-00 (Ref: Remedies). ▶ aerial the performers watch and along Come prizes, for compete enter; or all age for groups artists. silk/lyra amateur Dunedin- Judged by Lawson Theatre, Field based Brophy. Rochelle 7 Fitzherbert St, $10A & door 1-4pm, sales; $5 school-age Entry child. & $25/item fees: or tinyurl.com/yprmyydr at fee $10 admin eastcoastaerial.crd.co ▶ Hill. Series: Road Lavenham,Cycle Ngakoroa produce, flowers, flowers, seedlings up a pick and produce, supportSpud-in-a-Bucket to Alzheimers & Fitzherbert Cnr Stout Gisborne/Tairawhiti. Register: start 1.30pm, 2pm. ▶ ▶ Society hanger, GisborneSociety Airport, hanger, 5-10pm. Entry: GAPS. donation for gold coin ▶ romance courage, of A tale war, Hero. War the dangerand of Phyllis, a little known Kiwi A solo performance Ireland. from woman written performed and daughter, her by . .

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WHAT’S For 9pm, $10 door9pm, sales, R18. featuring Ter3ign. Smash Palace, 24 Banks St, Smash Palace, Ter3ign. featuring six-piece band playing covers and originals, and covers playing band six-piece supper, ph 867 0074, [email protected] 867 0074, [email protected] ph supper, ▶ 176 Cobden St, $10 door 8-11pm, sales incl No stiletto heels. St Andrew’s Church Hall, Hall, Church stilettoheels. StNo Andrew’s and social ballroom. Theme: Polka Dots.Polka socialand Theme: ballroom. ▶ [email protected] Register: Kerry 021 0853 2502 or ph 60 Paikea St, Te Araroa, 9am-6pm, free. free. 9am-6pm, Araroa, St, Te 60 Paikea Gisborne Intermediate School Hall, 176 Cobden St,Hall, learner class 7.30-8pm, New/existing players come along for a roll-up. a roll-up. for along come players New/existing Church socialand St Andrew’s ballroom. ▶ 868 0951. ph Wally Details: ▶ and meetand others. Senior Citizens Hall, St,30 Grey Arnold $3, ph 1-4pm, 868 5529. supper. $3 incl Rd, 7-9.30pm, 156 Roebuck ▶ smoko, ph Tony 863 3468. Tony ph smoko, Bowling Club, 111 Ormond $2 incl Rd, 1-4pm, some fun. Learners welcome. Poverty Bay some fun. Learners Poverty welcome. ▶ or eventbrite.co.nz eventbrite.co.nz or Register, limited spaces: tinyurl.com/4zrk54a2 tinyurl.com/4zrk54a2 limited spaces: Register, 421 Ormond Rd, 11.30am-12.30pm. Matai Modular, Gisborne Hospital, Modular, Matai research projects/community involvement. involvement. projects/community research for a tour of the scanner, and get and insight into of scanner, the a tour for Hogarth and MRI technician Paul Condron Condron Hogarth MRI and Paul technician (MRI) Scanner. Join research assistant Erana assistant Erana research Join (MRI) Scanner. 3-5pm, free entry. entry. free 3-5pm, ▶ for a strum-along. Smash Palace, 24 BanksSt, a strum-along. Smash Palace, for seniors, 027 253 1062. ph 7-9pm, ▶ 12-13 and Gisborne Club Badminton Yr for Centennial Marine Dr, 11am-3pm, $2. 11am-3pm, MarineCentennial Dr, 027 350 9482. ph $5, 4.30-5.30pm, players, near Gisborne Wainui Lions Junior Cycle Park, Park, Cycle Lions Junior Gisbornenear Wainui 3-7 Yr 867 2584. Kiwi$4, ph for Badminton for a train ride around the playground. Starts playground. the ride a train around for Rackets Social morning, available. 9-11.30am, ▶ ▶ Rose 027 777 0782. ph August 30 Monday, 39 Grey St,39 Grey $8A, 10am-2pm, $5Ch. Details: healing experience.healing Rooms, Blind Foundation ▶ 027 204 8053 or tinyurl.com/eme5393p tinyurl.com/eme5393p 027 204 8053 or on the day. Register in advance: Graeme ph ph Register Graeme in advance: day. the on Bowling Club, 165 Cobden St, 9.30am, $5 pay a trophy. No experience required. Kahutia experience No required. a trophy. for round-robin games and a chance to win to a chance and games round-robin for See 28. Aug ▶ Whakamomori: 9am-1pm. Prevention, Suicide staffroom, Derby Derby St, staffroom, or txt 8am 027 900 9622. ▶ Sunday, August 29 Sunday, ▶ a 7km walk,in for a cuppa chat. and Meet: EIT Whakamomori ▶ Saturday, August 28 Saturday, [email protected] [email protected] To help promote events you are involved in, e-mail: you are involved in, e-mail: help promote events To What’s On page, or in Gisborne on the Tairawhiti Gisborne events diary. on the Tairawhiti