TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2020 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 EARLY VOTES DIFFERING FROM • PRE-FLIGHT QUARANTINE URGED NEW VIEWS ??? • 12 NEW CASES, ALL IN ISOLATION PBL ON CANNABIS TOMORROW • CLAWBACKS IDEA ‘MISGUIDED’ PAGE 3 REFERENDUM • WILL RETURNED KIWIS STAY? PAGES 6,7,8,19 PAGE 10 & 18 PAGE 3 LIGHT TRAIL

An interactive installation made up of illuminated ropes suspended from a grid proves a hit with Chris Tester (centre) and Jake Tester. The large scale installation is part of Te Ara i Whiti, a multi-media installation of light sculptures, projections and artworks that stretches across Marina and Kelvin parks. The light trail will be lit up from 5pm-10pm each night until Te Tairawhiti Arts Festival ends on Sunday, October 11. Contributors to Te Ara i Whiti are Angus Muir, Kaaterina Kerekere, Baye Riddell, Melanie Tangaere Baldwin, Erena Koopu, Fiona Collis, Tawera Tahuri, Simon Lardelli, Zak Waipara and Johnny Moetara. Picture by Liam Clayton ‘BRINGING LIFE BACK’ Te Papa returns taonga, signs agreement with Rongowhakaata by Matai O’Connor Rongowhakaata and Te Papa and all fine examples of the toi, (arts), boards met for the inaugural meeting of commits both parties to an enduring tradition and skill or Rongowhakaata the two. AN historic relationship agreement relationship that supports and enables weavers. The meeting provided both parties was signed between Te Papa Museum Rongowhakaata to achieve their Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust chair with an opportunity to inform each and Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust (RIT) at aspirations regarding their taonga, Moera Brown said, “The return of these other about structural and operational Whakato Marae in Manutuke yesterday. identity, culture and heritage. six taonga marks the beginning of te matters and the remits of the respective Along with the signing of the In progressing their aspirations, hokinga mai, the return journey for the organisations. agreement, six taonga were returned to Rongowhakaata will assist Te Papa to 100-plus taonga that comprise the Ko RIT Board members also led Rongowhakaata whanau from Te Papa support Maori development, enabling Rongowhakaata exhibition. discussions on re-framing the description Museum. the wider New Zealand society to benefit “We will be working with our whanau, of the relationship of the two parties with These taonga were part of the Ko from Maori culture. hapu and marae to discuss and design taonga. Rongowhakaata, Ruku i te Po, Ruku i te The agreement also commits both the process and programme for the RIT board member Te Aturangi Nepia- Ao, Exhibition, which opened in 2017 at parties to develop and implement an return of all our taonga, when our Clamp said, “The taonga belong to us and Te Papa. annual work programme. exhibition ends in September 2021.” it is we who are lending them to you, Te The agreement acknowledges the The taonga returned comprised a After the return of the taonga and Papa, for the benefit of the public” and history of the relationship between selection of potae, whariki and korowai, relationship agreement signing the two CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

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RELATIONSHIPS: Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust chair Moera Brown (left) and general manager Amohaere Houkamau signed a relationship agreement with Te Papa Museum. Signing for Te Papa were museum board acting chair Caren Rangi (back left), kaihutu Dr Arapata Hakiwai (back centre) and tumu whakarae (CEO) Courtney Johnston.

All pictures by Paul Rickard

RETURNED TAONGA: Kathryn Te Kurapa, George Ria, Kay Walker, Colleen Hawkins and Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust member Te Aturangi Nepia-Clamp hold a taonga kakahu that was returned to Rongowhakaata by Te Papa. ‘Both committed to doing things that really matter’

FROM PAGE 1 principal of mana taonga, that taonga should be with the people that they are all future loan agreements should reflect most related to and back with the home this understanding. they belong to. This item, the rejuvenation of Te Hau “We are very happy to be able to do Ki Turanga intellectual property and that today,” Ms Rangi said. digitising Rongowhakaata taonga, held Te Papa tumu whakarae (chief in regional, national and international executive), Courtney Johnston, has museums are the four items that the two recently become a part of the relationship boards agreed would form the joint work — she has been with Te Papa for two programme for the next 12 months. years and took on the role as chief Te Papa board acting chair Caren executive two months ago. Rangi said the day was the continuation “Personally the relationship has been of the relationship that Te Papa and so upholding and strengthening in Rongowhakaata had been having particular in this year of disruption,” she for a few years, but it was really said. the culmination and marking of the “Having Rongowhakaata in the house MANA TAONGA: Drina Hawea (left), Judith Ngarangione and Ronogwhakaata Iwi relationship going forward. supporting us, so that we can support Trust member Staci Hare are happy to see two toanga potao pingao returned to “Today was the signing of a Rongowhakaata in their care of the whanau o Rongowhakaata. relationship agreement between Te Papa taonga has been amazing. and Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust. “I think that’s what this relationship “It marks the three years we’ve had for me is chiefly about, Rongowhakaata as iwi-in-residence, but “It’s about coming together around for all of us and so fulfilling for me.” board has been here for over 20 years. also the relationship we want to endure the taonga, around the matauranga, Kaihautu Dr Arapata Hakiwai said the “I think it acknowledges the going forward. around the rangatiratanga, of upholding day marked the start of the journey to significance of the occasion and also the “Today felt fantastic — it has been a ownership, control, knowledge, use, return taonga back to their home. signing of the relationship agreement long time coming. community and museums being of service “Three years ago when around 100 between RIT and Te Papa.” “We were able to combine the in that. taonga, that now comprise the Ko RIT general manager Amohaere signing with the returning of five “Museums have an old history of Rongowhakaata exhibition were taken Houkamau said what was reassuring taonga that belong here with whanau o controlling and taking away. We now down to Te Papa we had never seen was “both boards appear to be committed Rongowhakaata. have a new history of bringing back, anything quite like it. to doing things that really matter, to “It’s the right thing to do, it’s part of of bringing life back, warming up and “It’s significant for us, our board, to be doing them differently and to doing them what’s important to us in terms of the partnering and that’s what’s so fulfilling here, this is the first time the Te Papa together.” LOOKING AHEAD Get your TOMORROW FOCUS ON THE LAND Gisborne Herald • Rangatira Angus starts a wind-down process with a home-delivered highly successful stud heifer dispersal sale. • Regional Feds president Toby Williams speaks out on the council’s rating system as it Old girls inspire impacts rural ratepayers. • We start a new series on dog students of today trialling with Brett Loffl er. TOMORROW The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: Jack Malcolm/John Gillies To nd out more call 869 0620 e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 NEWS 3 ‘A hell of a good guy, with a big heart’

ANDREW Vette was a man who always had a vision for his life and who applied that vision to OBITUARY his business activities, to his family, and to the waves he loved to ride. The 52-year-old passed away last month after Andrew Vette a long battle with bowel cancer. More than a thousand mourners attended his farewell service last Friday in the Showgrounds marketing and business abilities, he was also Park Event Centre. equally well respected for his abilities as a surfer. Andy, as he preferred to be called, left behind His brother-in-law Clayton Gibson described a loving wife Vanessa and their children Saffi and him on Friday as a “true waterman”. Finn. “Andy was such a fluid surfer, with so much He was described last Friday as “a force of speed. He had amazing ability in the waves and nature. He propped you up and propelled you absolute confidence.” forward”. He surfed all over the world. “He always had a vision for his life, and he Clayton recalled a time in was a man never easily contained.” Indonesia when Andy was Andy was educated at Te Hapara Primary surfing a big, hard-breaking School, Gisborne Intermediate and Lytton High wave, and how, out of the School before going to Massey University. biggest wave in a set, he His business career began with Gisborne suddenly came shooting out of company Sunrise Coast before he became export the barrel with the spray. business manager for LeaderBrand, a role he Andy later described that held for close to 12 years. particular wave as a defining “His focus, high energy, drive and passion moment in his life. WATERMAN AND MARKETER: Andy Vette made his mark as a fine were so valuable to us,” said LeaderBrand’s He introduced his wife marketer and businessman. He will also be remembered as a very fine Richard McPhail. Vanessa to surfing and also surfer. He passed away last month at the age of 52, after a battle with “Andy always tried to do what was right. their children, and the waves cancer. Pictures supplied “He had a focus on our brand and what we were always handy after the stand for as a company. couple purchased the original “A lot of the values he lived by are still values Vette property at Makorori Beach. athletes. ethos across every aspect of our sport”. we strive to achieve today. “Our great grandmother Dory used to live He was pivotal in the creation of a surfing Surfing NZ board member Trevor McKewen “He was a hell of a good guy with a good there, and there’s a rock in the sea out in front of co-ordinator role in Tairawhiti. said Andy was instrumental in getting heart,” Richard said. our house we call Dory’s Rock,” Andy’s daughter Past local club president Andrew McCulloch momentum behind much-needed change in the From 2014 Andy was marketing director for Saffi said in a media interview last year. said Andy was a real leader who drove a lot of sport. GroCo in Gisborne, and from 2017 until just “Dad used to push Finn and me off that rock change, and not just surfing, in other sports too. “He was able to bring his vision and his recently he was also the general manager for the when we started surfing. “He had a clear vision and created a platform business sense to our organisation, as he has to Gisvin Winery, where he applied the same values “He inspired us into competition surfing. that we are all the better for. He is a huge loss, so many others. and vision. “He was always so full of knowledge in or out but he will always be remembered.” “He was very selfless about it, gave plenty Geoff Thorpe from Riversun said Andy did an of surfing, and he always gave good advice,” she Andy was appointed to the Surfing NZ board of his time, and made sure the wider surfing incredible job in creating a new direction for the said. as North Island representative in May 2018 and community was looked after.” Gisborne wine industry. Saffi, a New Zealand representative surfer, was was instrumental in getting a High Performance Andy Vette will be remembered as an “He led the rejuvenation of the local industry the Gisborne Boardriders Club surfer of the year programme going for the sport. outstanding marketer and businessman. over the past 12 to 18 months, and now there’s last year, and brother Finn was the local open “Surfing is now an Olympic sport and with He will be remembered as a person who loved significant local investment in it. men’s champion. this comes significant opportunity, but also his family with all his might, and as a fine surfer. “Andy can take a huge bow for that. He was Andy, a past president of the Gisborne significant scrutiny,” Andy once said. He will be remembered as a fine man, and as pivotal in making that happen.” Boardriders Club, was a passionate advocate for “My personal belief is we must enter this new “a cheeky and charming man, all his days”. While Andy was widely respected for his the betterment of surfing — the sport and the era for Surfing NZ by adopting a best practice — Murray Robertson Sustainable Tairawhiti Voting from tomorrow to consider AFTER a long election campaign, interrupted by a second Covid-19 outbreak resulting in a new General Election date, options for voters can finally go to polling booths from tomorrow. Endeavour Nearly 450 advance voting booth across the country, including in East Coast and Ikaroa-Rawhiti electorates, open their models doors at 10am tomorrow and operate through to 3pm. Chief Electoral Officer Alicia Wright A REPORT on the says the popularity of advance voting has Endeavour models will be been rising steadily, accounting for 47 discussed by the Sustainable percent of all votes in 2017. She says this Tairawhiti committee on could reach 60 percent this time round. October 22. “We’ve responded by opening more The report will summarise advance voting places in the fortnight community consultation and leading up to election day. provide the submissions to “On Saturday, October 10, for example, councillors. we’ll have about 1350 voting places open. More than 1200 “On election day itself, the number submissions on the reaches about 2600. controversial placement of “We have voting places in an enormous models of James Cook’s ship range of locations, from schools and church were received by the time halls to mosques, marae, universities, consultation ended on August clubrooms and libraries. 16. “There’s even a camping ground and an A decision report will adventure bike park. follow, providing councillors “And in remote parts of electorates READY FOR THE BIG DAY: East Coast returning officer Kay Paku and her staff will be with options for the future of such as East Coast, Northland and West ready when general election early voting starts tomorrow. They were at the Kaiti Hub the Endeavour models. Coast-Tasman, we’ll have pop-ups in retail voting booth this morning, setting up for tomorrow. See pages 16 and 17 for a full list of This is likely to be at a spaces. polling booth locations. Picture by Liam Clayton November meeting, but the “Voting places can be found as far north date is yet to be confirmed. as Te Hapua School near Cape Reinga and PPE on hand for staff in case it’s needed.” in hospitals, rest homes, remand centres, Council consulted with the Stewart Island Community Centre in Ms Wright says about 400,000 eligible prisons, managed isolation or quarantine iwi and hapu and conducted the far south. voters have yet to enrol, and they can do facilities and overseas to cast their vote. community consultation “Our message is to vote early and vote so — and vote — at any time up to and Postal voting and takeaway voting are through digital methods, local because it’s more convenient and including election day. available to those unable to get to a voting flyers and drop boxes at minimises election day queues, which Most people enrolled by September place. council and HB Williams lessens the risk of Covid-19. 13 should have already received their Voting closes at 7pm on election day, Memorial Library, and held a “We’ll still be running the election as EasyVote card, which makes voting faster. Saturday, October 17. “community drop-in” meeting though the country were at Alert Level 2, Anyone who has not received a card can For voting times and locations, go to at council. so there will be physical distancing, use of still vote, but it will simply take a little vote.nz or call 0800 36 76 56. hand sanitiser, voluntary contact tracing, longer. A list of voting places is provided on single-use pens to mark voting papers, and Arrangements are in place for people pages 16 and 17 of today’s Herald. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES Deaths MORRISON, Nita Flying high on new career path Deaths (nee Traue). — On 29 September 2020, at BALL, David Henry. Reeve House, Mary THE aviation industry has with differing needs and — On 1st October Doyle Lifecare, aged long held a place in the heart circumstances. There is no 2020, peacefully, after a 98. Loved wife of the of Trish Riki but as pastoral one size fits all. long illness, aged 81 late Bill Morrison, and care/manaaki support for the “Everything is tailored to years. Loving and deeply loved mother Tairawhiti Economic Support the individual.” devoted husband of and mother-in-law of Package’s Redeployment Trish and the team Judy for 60 years. Kevin and Louella, Programme she has found help remove barriers for Loved and respected Bryan and Heather, Jan something else that makes programme participants, with Morrison and Tony father and father-in-law her heart soar. things like getting drivers of Daryl and Pam Lane. Adored and Loving Nana of Sara, Trish was an Air New licences, connecting with (Whangarei), Martin Zealand customer services relevant professional service and Annette (Taupo), Sean, Rebecca, Sarah, Lyndsay, Lance and James and Blair. agent at Gisborne Airport and providers, transport options, Karen (Auckland), Special Great-Nana to opted to take a year’s leave setting up bank accounts, Warren and Katherine Liam, Patrick, Matthew, without pay when Covid-19 emails and more. They are (Sydney), and Larraine Joshua and Astrid. A struck. often things that sound so and Dan. Loved Poppa wonderful sister, sister- “The aviation sector was small but can prevent people of his 14 grandchildren in-law, and friend to hit hard and our hours were from working. and 14 great-grand- many. greatly reduced because there “The majority of children. Loved brother Forever in our hearts. just weren’t the number of participants have been given of Aileen Mudford Special thanks to the flights coming and going from a new lease of life – they (Matamata). team at Reeve House here,” Trish said. are retraining, developing a Many thanks to for their friendship and She said she needed to find real camaraderie with their Hospice Tairawhiti and many kindnesses to full-time work after buying a Nita. fellow workers and motivated the staff at Te Wiremu house earlier in the year and for the next stage of their House for their care of A celebration of Nita’s life has been jumped at the chance to join employment journey,” . David. Turanga Ararau as part of “These projects are short In lieu of flowers, held. There will be a donations to Hospice memorial service and the redeployment programme term but are pathways to Tairawhiti would be celebration in Gisborne response. Now, she is helping sustainable employment – appreciated and may be when travel restrictions people who were similarly it is so encouraging to see sent to Private Bag are lifted and overseas affected by Covid and the them starting to believe 7001, Gisborne 4040. family can attend. impact the virus has had on in themselves again. It is David’s funeral Messages to the Tairawhiti. amazing to see the difference service will be held at Morrison family, C/o “I am loving this role.” this programme is making to Evans Chapel, Ormond PO Box 8424, Have- Trish is part of a three- the lives of so many.” Road, at 1pm on lock North 4157. strong team who become All involved were working Monday 5th October, involved once the person is together for one end goal. followed by private recruited and cover areas “It is about the people, for cremation. such as wellbeing and health, their families, getting food VITAL SUPPORT: Trish Riki says the collaborative approach to - Evans Funeral In Memoriam training, financial literacy, on the table, and a sense of the Tairawhiti Redeployment Programme is reaping benefits for Services Ltd FDANZ producing and updating CVs purpose and worth.” the wider community. www.evansfuneral.co.nz and assisting participants Trish feels her work with Photo by The Black Balloon ALBERT with the next steps in their the programme combines a LISTER, Evelyn TE MAARI Joyce. — Passed away employment journeys. little of everything from her suddenly, at their home, 14 years today. Turanga Ararau is contracted life’s experiences and career definitely the way moving work and training for up to on 29 September 2020, by the Ministry of Social choices, but most importantly forward for organisations,” she 200 people, giving each one Still a walking piece Development to deliver the the opportunity of meaningful, aged 81 years. Loved of Heaven. hold people at the centre. said. wife and friend of pastoral care component of “It is a combination of all “It empowers employees long-term employment. Richard for 61 years. Your loving wife the programme. my skills wrapped in one. It who feel the support that The programme is funded Much loved Mum of and family “We work with such a wide is community-based, which I allows them to bring their through the Ministry of Lesley, Tony, Faye, range of organisations and love and I enjoy working with best to work.” Business, Innovation and Judy, and Grandma of each is quite different in its the various organisations, There are five projects in Employment, administered by 7. approach but we are seeing participants, MSD, Gisborne the $23.755m Redeployment the Provincial Development A private cremation that employers and employees District Council and others on Programme which was Unit and managed by has been held in see the benefit from our the redeployment programme. established in response to the Gisborne District Council. All accordance with involvement. We work with “The way we all work to impacts of those on the programme are Evelyn’s wishes. people from all walks of life support the employee is Covid-19 and aims to provide referred through MSD. Bathurst TKR team in town SPEED demons with a nationwide tour throughout Summer is here, for campers that is love of V8 Supercars will New Zealand and will be be in heaven on Sunday, at Mitre 10 in Derby St on THE summer camping season in Tairawhiti, including the requirement possible, so any tarps or structures with members of Team Kiwi Sunday between 11am and officially opened with the start of for a chemical toilet. found reserving a spot will be removed. Racing and their Bathurst 3pm. daylight saving last weekend, but Permits are also available at “Keep your campsite simple and race car stopping off for a TKR will have one of its visitors are reminded they must buy a customer service centres at Fitzherbert small, and be considerate to other day. 2020 Holden ZB Commodore permit before setting up camp. Street or Te Puia Springs, as well as at campers — please don’t block others in This year will be TKR’s cars on display, featuring The easiest way to buy permits is the visitor i-Sites at Gisborne, Opotiki or litter. 20th anniversary since its the eye-catching 2020 livery. online, says Gisborne District Council and Wairoa. “Fires are also not permitted,” she debut as New Zealand’s first Two Bathurst Simulator monitoring and compliance team leader Campers cannot reserve spots with said. ever Kiwi V8 Supercar team machines will be on site to Kate Sykes. tarpaulins or gazebos. Summer camping enforcement at Bathurst in 2000. show what it is like to race The Summer Camping page on “There is huge demand in some officers will be regularly monitoring To mark the occasion Team around the Bathurst Mount the GDC website provides all the key locations and it’s important that campsites throughout the season to Kiwi Racing are doing a Panorama track. information about responsible camping summer camping is made as fair as ensure compliance with the rules. Safety top priority for Gisborne sawmill by Andrew Ashton might be needed at Kiwi Lumber’s our colleague lost her life. Everyone who and Judge Morris’s decision, WorkSafe Matawhero sawmill, Kiwi Lumber goes to work should come home safely at chief inspector Steve Kelly said the tragic OPERATORS of a Gisborne sawmill managing director Adam Gresham said: the end of each day. incident highlighted the need to ensure are putting “extensive” safety measures “We have only very recently taken over “What happened was also deeply machinery was guarded. in place to ensure the circumstances the Matawhero sawmill in Gisborne and distressing for many of our team, “The worker shouldn’t have been able around the death of a worker at a mill in while there are some safety systems in especially those who were working on the to access the machine so easily. Masterton will not be repeated here. place, we will be doing extensive work day of the accident. “Our message to all businesses is Following a court appearance at over the next 12 months to bring its “In the last three years we have simple — if your worker has to interact Masterton District Court last month safety standards up to those we now have undertaken major upgrades and with machinery then it must be guarded. and Judge Barbara Morris’s decision in place at our Masterton site.” investment in safety systems on the site.” The more human interaction needed published last Friday, Kiwi Lumber In a company statement Mr Gresham Mr Gresham said much of the work had around machinery, the more vital it is (Masterton) was ordered to pay a fine of added the company appreciated been specific to upgrading guarding in all there is adequate guarding in place. $350,000 and reparation of $263,762 to Judge Morris acknowledging its early areas of the site, including interlocking “This particular machine stretched the family of a worker who suffered fatal acceptance of responsibility for the gates and upgrading safety controls. In across multiple buildings at the sawmill. chest injuries when she was pulled into incident, as well as “the assistance we addition, extensive new risk management Its sheer size meant workers had to machinery the sawmill used for grading have given throughout the WorkSafe systems have been introduced. interact with it at different locations and and sorting timber at the company’s investigation and the additional safety “The safety and wellbeing of our people it could only be re-started from one point. Masterton sawmill in November 2018. systems we have introduced at the is, and will always be, our number one “Had appropriate guarding been in Responding to The Herald’s request for sawmill since”. priority.” he said. place, this woman might still be alive comment on what safety improvements “This was a tragic accident that meant Following a WorkSafe investigation today.” The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 NEWS 5 Cultivation partnership

WORKING TOGETHER: Suzette and Frans van Dorsser, owners of Medbloom, with Rua Bioscience CEO Rob Mitchell and co-founder and Kaihautu Manu Caddie at Blooming Hill Flowers’ Pukekohe nursery. Picture by Rua Bioscience

PHARMACEUTICAL company Rua Bioscience medicinal cannabis. to quickly increase access to cannabis plant and the family has retained ties to the world- has secured one of New Zealand’s largest Frans and Suzette van Dorsser currently material that meets export quality standards leading Dutch controlled horticulture sector. flower producers as its first major cultivation operate 20,000sqm of controlled greenhouses and complements our new indoor cultivation “We are working with plant science and partner. in Pukekohe, and Medbloom is developing a facilities at Ruatorea. protected cropping experts in the Netherlands Medbloom was established by Frans and purpose-built cannabis cultivation facility on the “It also provides geographical diversification on state of the art designs for the cannabis Suzette van Dorsser, owners of Pukekohe same site. to ensure a consistent supply of flowers to our cultivation process, from glasshouse design, nursery Blooming Hill Flowers, to focus on “We are thrilled to have Medbloom join the own specialist pharmaceutical manufacturing climate control and pest control to growing greenhouse cultivation of medicinal cannabis. Rua whanau,” Rua CEO Rob Mitchell said. facility in Gisborne,” Mr Mitchell said. media and fertigation” Frans said. Medbloom has signed a commercial “Frans and Suzette bring significant “Medbloom brings two generations of large- “We are excited about the opportunity to agreement to grow and supply Rua with experience, networks and infrastructure to help scale glasshouse flower growing experience bring decades of commercial flower production cannabis plant material, which Rua will process us meet the ambitious export targets for dried that we can utilise at Ruatorea to expand, once experience to the medicinal cannabis sector. into pharmaceutical grade medicinal cannabis cannabis flower we have agreed to with our we have proved the market exists for cannabis “Producing a pharmaceutical product has products at its specialist pharmaceutical German distributor. flowers from both fully controlled indoor and some additional infrastructure and production manufacturing facility in Gisborne. Under “With this partnership Rua can scale up glasshouse cultivation,” Rua co-founder and steps involved, but we know how to grow the agreement, the two companies will also quickly and bring new IP into our current and board member Panapa Ehau said. successfully at a large scale and we wanted to collaborate on the development of new future cultivation operations at Ruatorea. Frans van Dorsser came to New Zealand with be part of the Rua Bioscience story because we cultivation innovations for growing “The cultivation partnership will allow us his parents from the Netherlands 32 years ago love what they are creating in Tairawhiti.” NZQA approval for training school ‘a milestone’

A TAIRAWHITI social Mobilising youth potential will export volumes. This means enterprise which runs a forestry be key to our region’s economic more revenue for Trust school is on track to become recovery,” Mr Koia said. Tairawhiti to redistribute back an NZQA-accredited private Train Me will now apply to to our community. So the social training establishment. NZQA for programme approval, impact of the mahi we are doing Train Me Quality Services accreditation, and consent to now has the potential to become Limited, the governing entity assess. Once granted, Train Me exponential in the long run,” Mr of the ManaiaSAFE Forestry will be able to access funding Koia said. School and the School of Shop, from the Tertiary Education Train Me is also keen to help has taken the first step in Commission from 2022 to address the issues of drugs and applying to the New Zealand supplement its log production environmental impacts and Qualifications Authority for income. is collaborating with Massey registration as a Private Mr Koia said the company was University’s Research Centre for Training Establishment (PTE). in it for the long haul. Maori Health and Development The company plans to offer “We are thinking longterm. on a project that examines training in the retail and Over the next 10 years with forestry drug policy on the East tourism domains next year, as our one training crew we will Coast. well as its forestry training. pay out $12 million in gross The aim is to gain insights Executive director and PTE salaries and wages for our staff to help develop a quality manager Christine Beach says and $15 million to our supplier intervention to reduce the her long-time dream of running businesses that employ locals. likelihood of a graduate her own PTE has finally become “We will contribute to regional relapsing after they find a reality. productivity to the tune of employment. “This milestone has been years around 384,000 tonnes of logs The company is also keen to in the making. It’s significant generating potentially north of pursue exploratory discussions because our community can now $46 million for our customer with polymer extraction have confidence that our schools PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: ManaiaSAFE Forestry School forest owner who employs locals company Ligar GR Limited to will be governed with integrity, Rookie Logger Aaron McKay tries his hand at stump notching and and contracts local logging convert the school’s harvesting and that students will be pre-setting for line changing. Picture supplied businesses. waste into biofuel to power the provided with quality training “We will provide skills for school’s machinery. in a culturally safe learning talking to our students and learners.” foresters by releasing 120 Mr Koia said that without environment,” Mrs Beach said. she described the support Managing director Henry Koia work-ready graduates into the the backing of key stakeholders, NZQA officials met with Train shown from the community and said registration was a stepping labour supply pipeline, enough Train Me’s achievements would Me staff and stakeholders on industry as ‘heart-warming’. stone to achieving Train Me’s to man 12 new cable harvesting never have been possible. September 11. Mrs Beach said She was excited to imagine that vision of an educated, skilled, crews that will need machinery, “I truly believe that one day, the feedback she received was there is such a provider using and prosperous Tairawhiti. equipment, and fuel to operate, the fruits of the collaborations really encouraging. a special kind of kaupapa that “We see a lot of wasted youth so now supplier businesses will that have got us this far will be “A special highlight for the is resulting in real and life potential out there, so we’re need to hire more local workers. feeding a lot of people, long after NZQA lead evaluator was changing differences for their doing something about it. “More wood means greater I’ve gone.” 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 ‘No level playing Focus goes on travellers field when from worst-hit countries abuse survivors Pre-flight quarantine urged for those coming from Covid-rampant places take claims to

AUCKLAND — Travellers court’ — lawyer from countries where Covid is rampant should go into by Andrew McRae, RNZ quarantine for a week before they fly to New Zealand, a AUCKLAND — A lawyer representing a leading epidemiologist says. number of survivors of abuse while in state Twelve people in managed care says there is never a level playing field isolation tested positive for when taking claims to court. Covid-19 yesterday — 10 were Cooper Legal, which represents more on the same flight from India. than 2500 claimants, has given evidence to The announcement prompted the Royal Commission Inquiry into Abuse calls for tougher restrictions in Care in Auckland. for arrivals from countries Company principal Sonja Cooper said considered to be at high-risk. managed-isolation system in the Crown put a number of obstacles in The Ministry of Health New Zealand.” the way during trials, including vigorously is considering whether pre- The list of countries would contesting the admissibility of evidence. departure testing for people need to be carefully targeted She cited an eight-week trial as an flying to New Zealand should and, of course, it would not be example. be part of the country’s border permanent, he said. ‘’The Crown would not tell us each protection. QUARANTINE SYSTEM IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Our country’s While New Zealand was day which witnesses they were going Otago University quarantine system might need to be fine-tuned from time to now operating a sound border to be calling, so they might give us 16 epidemiologist, Professor time, says Professor Michael Baker. and isolation system, it was names, which meant we were having to Michael Baker, told Morning Picture by Luke Pilkinton-Ching, University of Otago not perfect, and it might need prepare cross-examinations overnight for Report the pre-flight test to be fine-tuned from time the possibility of cross-examining up to was one of two moves that delay their departure to New tests on their arrival. to time to reduce the risk of 16 witnesses. They wouldn’t even tell us he supported. The other was Zealand by a month while they “The goal here is not to positive cases getting into the whether they were even going to call them that anyone travelling to New cleared the virus. stop every case, it is to reduce community. As many as 5 to 10 or not.’’ Zealand from a list of countries It would be an alternative to the number arriving in New percent of people had a longer It was often only on the day that they with large Covid-19 outbreaks closing the borders to certain Zealand, which puts a strain incubation period than 14 days learned the witnesses were no longer being should go into quarantine for a countries, Prof Baker said. on our system. for the virus, Prof Baker said. called, Ms Cooper said. week beforehand. All travellers would still “This is all about probability, — RNZ “We were having to work to midnight If their pre-flight test was undergo the two weeks in it’s about decreasing the risk every night to be ready for the next day — positive, they would need to isolation and two Covid-19 of anyone getting through this See also page 7 the late notice made it very hard to prepare. So that was very gruelling.’’ Ms Cooper said in contrast, the plaintiffs had to tell the Crown every day who their witnesses would be. Trial delayed in infamous cold case ‘‘So no, there wasn’t a level playing field.’’ Cooper Legal, which is one of the few by Kurt Bayer, NZ Herald making it one of the most old man who has interim name law firms taking on abuse in care cases, infamous cold cases in modern suppression. said it took many of the survivors a long CHRISTCHURCH — The New Zealand history. They have both pleaded not time to realise that what was done to them trial for two people accused of However, last year, 45-year- guilty. was wrong. killing a young Christchurch old Jeremy Powell was A three- to four-week trial To date, the company had settled 1100 mother 25 years ago has been charged with carrying out a was scheduled to begin at the claims for compensation, and had about delayed. contract killing. High Court in Christchurch on 1400 files still to be settled. Angela Blackmoore was In June of this year, Powell, February 15 next year. Ms Cooper said many of her clients took 10 weeks pregnant when she who claimed he was paid However, at a pre-trial years to fully comprehend what happened. was bludgeoned and stabbed $10,000 to carry out the callover before Justice Rob ‘’They were brought up in quite to death on August 17, 1995, killing, was sentenced at the Angela Blackmoore Osborne this morning, it was abusive homes where being cuffed and while her two-year-old son, High Court in Christchurch revealed that the trial date kicked was normal and then they went Dillon, slept in the next room. to life imprisonment with a Rebecca Wright-Meldrum, would be vacated. on to experience that (and possibly still For years, Ms Blackmoore’s minimum non-parole period of 48, was also charged with A new trial date was yet to experience that now in care) and they just murder remained unsolved, 10 years. murder, along with a 47-year- be confirmed. thought it was normal . . . they thought it was allowed.’’ Ms Cooper said seeking redress was very traumatic for her clients. Canterbury District Health Board receives Partner Amanda Hill told the Royal Commission that getting funding for access to the courts for survivors of abuse in state care was a financially-difficult $180m cash injection from Government hurdle that could deter victims from wanting to seek redress. CHRISTCHURCH — Clinicians and doctors That was the same amount the CDHB was in situation, I’m convinced that it is all to do with the She said it was not a level playing field at the Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) deficit for, but there was confusion over what the effects of the earthquake, and the Hagley building for claimants because they usually needed have been stunned by the Government’s deficit- money would be used for. has come in two years late.” legal aid and were up against the endless matching cash injection but say it still leaves Documents released by Treasury showed the Dr Smyth said everyone at the DHB was sick of resources of the Crown. many problems unresolved. deficit was due to underfunding over the past 10 being stressed and wanted to move forward. ‘’A person without legal aid who Health Minister Chris Hipkins yesterday met years, as well as poor management. “The meeting with the minister was a bit is poor is in a really financially-scary with management and clinical leaders to discuss Something Dr David Smyth, who is the chief of underwhelming. He came in and he did listen, place, because you could end up with an their dire financial situation, and at the same time medicine at Christchurch Hospital, disagrees with. but we want solutions, we want action, we want enormous debt at the end, even if you won announced a $180 million equity injection. “We didn’t deliberately get ourselves into this ongoing engagement,” he said. — RNZ the case.’’ Miners using ‘antiquated’ equipment at Pike River Young Gore woman found by Anan Zaki, RNZ months to Covid-19, work was progressing well thanks to changes in the way they worked. PIKE RIVER — There is frustration among some “We used the opportunity in Covid to think about dead in Western Australia families of Pike River, who are calling for better what we could do differently and how we could make technology to be used in the recovery mission. up for the eight weeks we lost.” GORE — A police investigation has In a post on Facebook, her family The operation at the mine is continuing to make He said changes in roof-bolt installation meant been launched after a young Gore said they were devastated. progress, with workers now 1980 metres in. it now took 15 minutes to install, compared to the woman was found dead in Australia. Police have set up a crime scene Families spokesperson Bernie Monk is urging the previous time of 50 minutes. Brooke Tuhakaraina, 19, was around the property to try to establish Pike River Recovery Agency to use higher-standard Workers were also putting in more hours, with discovered dead in her bed, with blood how the death had occurred. measuring equipment, which he says can provide 90 hours of work being put in over a fortnight, on her face, in her home in Western Social media tributes have poured more reliable results. compared to the previous 80 hours. Australia on Wednesday morning, in for Tuhakaraina, with her friends Next month marks a decade since the mining Mr Pattinson said it has been done in consultation according to media reports. describing her as a “beautiful girl’’. disaster which killed 29 men. with staff along with risk assessments. Originally from Gore, she had “Your contagious laugh and happy The recovery agency provided an update on the The agency’s chief executive, Dave Gawn, said it been living and working in Western soul will be missed by so many,’’ one progress yesterday. The agency’s chief operating was on track to finish and move out of the mine by Australia for the past year as a wool of her friends posted. officer, Dinghy Pattinson, said despite losing two the end of December. handler before her death. — Otago Daily Times The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Twelve new Covid cases in NZ All in managed isolation

AUCKLAND – There were 12 cases. new cases of Covid-19 in New There were 5679 Covid-19 Zealand yesterday, and all of tests processed on Wednesday. those cases were in managed There were also now over two isolation. million people registered on the The Director of Public Health, Covid Tracer app. Dr Caroline McElnay, said “It is important to stay all of the new cases had been vigilant these school holidays, transferred to a dedicated continue to use the app or write quarantine facility. down where you have been. Seek There were no new cases in advice if you are unwell and the community. wash your hands,” Dr McElnay Dr McElnay said 10 of the said. cases came from India on The higher number of 12 September 26 on flight AI1354, people who had tested positive and they were sitting between reflected the fact that flights had rows 14 and 41, so they were been coming from places with a quite spread out on their higher level of Covid-19. journey. “That’s what our border One case arrived from the control systems are designed to US on September 26 and tested do.” positive on day three, and the Dr McElnay said the other person assumption is that came to New anyone coming brought in a number of cases, was reported has recovered.” Auckland to hold online exams Zealand from the Dr McElnay said into New Zealand she added. She said that, at this point, at the end of the year, saying a Philippines via 10 of the cases could be infectious The crew on the flight it would be at least another 28 shift to on-campus assessment Taiwan. came from India on and every step of were transported to managed days before the August cluster would be disruptive after There was the process reflects isolation when they arrived in could be closed. learning remotely for so long one person in September 26 on this. New Zealand but had since left A number of rapid tests had this semester. Middlemore flight AI1354, and She said the country. been developed across the world The university had been Hospital, in the they were sitting genomic testing Anytime a Covid case but they were not all as accurate teaching students online since general ward on was being done was picked up overseas, the as the testing NZ currently had, Auckland went into Alert Level isolation. between rows 14 for all the cases assumption was that they could Dr McElnay said. 3 lockdown and had planned to Dr McElnay and 41 . . . coming into New have been infectious while they The plan for if there is a resume regular lectures next said 4047 close Zealand, helping were in New Zealand and close resurgence or outbreak in NZ week if the city moved to Alert contacts of cases officials to work contacts were followed up, Dr was being constantly reviewed. Level 1. had been identified, all have out a chain of transmission. McElnay said. On Wednesday, one new case ■ If you have symptoms of the been contacted. The number “Our most likely theory is that The August cluster was not of Covid-19 was reported — a coronavirus, call the NZ Covid had dropped from the number these are individuals that were yet officially closed. person in managed isolation Healthline on 0800 358 5453 on Wednesday as there were infected in India before (getting “It’s really a time-based who had arrived from France via (+64 9 358 5453 for international duplicates. on) the flight.” process, we look at the date of Singapore on September 25. SIMs) or call your GP — please Three cases had recovered. There had been previous the last case . . . it is a 28-day Meanwhile, some students do not just show up at a medical There were 1492 total confirmed occasions where flights had period after the last case that were urging the University of centre. — RNZ

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NAPIER — The Little and shame seems to have worked and Penguins at the National although still naughty, his behaviour Aquarium in Napier are has improved. currently vying to become ■ Betty is generally a well-behaved Penguin of the Year. penguin (goody two-shoes) and was Draco received the coveted the first ever Good Penguin of the title last year and is once again Month. She loves swimming all day in the running. which is good for penguins and always This is the third year of waits patiently for her food. the National Aquarium’s ■ Tux is a handsome, popular and competition. THREE OF boisterous penguin. He can be a bad Supervisor of birds Rebekah THE LITTLE boy, has pushed Timmy off the pier and Cuthbert told Morning Report CANDIDATES: more recently chased other penguins there were new favourites in the Some of the away from the feed station. penguin of the mix of candidates this year. ■ Timmy was voted the winner ‘‘Mo, who has always been year candidates, for the first Penguin of the Year in a popular candidate, is in the from left: Martin, 2018, battling it out with Mo to take running, and there seems to be Draco, Mo. the crown. But he was also first ever a lot of support for Captain and Picture Naughty Penguin of the Month, back his amazing nest-building skills.” supplied by the in 2017. He steals fish, knocks other Then there is naughty Martin, National Aquarium penguins out of the way to get the one of the newer residents at the of New Zealand food and flicks sand at the keepers! penguin cove. ■ Pepper is Mr Mac and Lulu’s “He’s a bit mischievous morning and it closes at 10pm initial arrival, Martin appears to have efforts were recently commended in chick. She is one of the smaller sometimes. He likes to chase the on October 7. The next round of settled down with Burny. They are Penguin of the Month. penguins and is one of the prettiest. other penguins away from his voting will be for the finalists on often found being quite lazy together. ■ Flip is generally a well-behaved She looks after herself well and has an burrow, which is fine because it October 9, and the winner will In April this year, he shared ‘Naughty penguin. She is a good role model, eye for detail. is his territory, but he takes it be announced on October 15. Penguin of the Month’ with Dave after swims well, eats nicely, stands up for ■ Mr Mac is a sweet-natured to the extreme and has now got they were constantly squabbling at her boyfriend when younger birds penguin, but also tends to think he is quite a large territory.” The full list of candidates: feeding time. are picking on him and knows how to better than everyone else, refusing to Flip — as the name suggests ■ Burny has picked up on some penguin well. However last year, she take fish off visitors if they are deemed — is missing one flipper and is ■ Dave, like a typical teenager, of Mo’s bad habits, pecking others in abandoned her boyfriend Captain and ‘not worthy’. also Captain’s partner. thinks he rules the roost and often the face during feeding time, stealing their baby for an entire week. ■ Lulu is blind in one eye and has Dave, who is the couple’s baby, tries to chase other penguins away Mo’s fish, and abandoning her egg in ■ Draco is one of the oldest limited vision in the other due to a is two years old. from the feeding station (although the her friend Draco’s burrow. She’s three penguins. She is very friendly and is birth defect. This does not put her off “He’s been getting up to a bit older boys know how to put him in his years old, and her boyfriend is Martin. often visiting other penguins in their swimming however, even though she of mischief too. He’s sort of just place). He has fun chasing the keeper’s ■ Captain lost his right eye in an burrows. She and Timmy are a bit of tends to swim in circles. realised that it’s breeding season window cleaner. He’s taken a shine to altercation with another sea bird and a power couple; however, Dave has ■ Dora has been been awarded and he’s been furiously building Draco (Timmy’s girlfriend), spending a must be fed from his left side. He and recently been spending a bit of time ‘naughty penguin of the month’ for himself a nest and trying to find bit of time together in her burrow while Flip are together and share a burrow. with her in her burrow . . . pecking male keepers and needing himself a girlfriend.” Timmy is out frolicking in the water. He is a good dad and is punctual when ■ Mo is one of the naughtiest escorting to and from the feed station. Voting opened at the National ■ Martin quickly made a name for it comes to feeding times — eats first penguins (appearing on the list more She’s a bit of a princess and plays up Aquarium’s website this himself as a cassanova. Despite his and leaves first. His home renovation than any other penguin). The name to the keepers. — RNZ Mosque killer ‘unlikely’ to be sent back to Australia: PM CHRISTCHURCH — The Christchurch Deputy PM Winston Peters has called mosque killer is unlikely to be returned for the “depraved” March 15, 2019 to his homeland of Australia, according to mosque gunman, who killed 51 people, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. to be extradited to avoid New Zealand She told Sky News yesterday that paying to keep him locked up for life. while talks were not yet over, “early Peters said it was time “for Australia’s RUTENE suggestions are that victims’ families Minister of Home Affairs, Peter Dutton, wish to see that sentence served here”. to receive and carry out the terrorist’s The 29-year-old Australian mass sentence in Australia”. 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One of the defendants, a media personality They were among five people, including the with name suppression, was cleared of two gang’s local chapter president Pasilika Naufahu, charges of money laundering and one of out on NZMA’s originally facing a raft of money-laundering, drug- participating in an organised criminal group. possession and organised-crime charges, after a The other, accountant Wiwini Hakaraia, was series of police raids across Auckland last April. cleared of participating in an organised crime In over three weeks at the High Court in group and three counts of money laundering. Auckland, the jury has heard bugged phone calls, He admitted two charges of possessing a class allegedly including coded conversations about A drug, and was sentenced yesterday afternoon. cannabis stance large sums of money. The trial continues for Naufahu, who is The defence case was expected to start this accused of money laundering and conspiring to by Ben Strang, RNZ denouncing the NZMA’s stance is Wellington GP week, but yesterday jurors learned that was no supply a class B drug pseudoephedrine. Connor Richard Medlicott. longer happening, while insufficient evidence had Clausen is also charged with conspiring to WELLINGTON — One doctor has quit “I think if you look at the evidence around whittled eleven charges down to four, and five supply pseudoephedrine, and one other person her membership and others are speaking use in New Zealand which can be harmful, this defendants down to three. with interim name suppression is charged with out because of the New Zealand Medical legislation is well written, puts in protections, and Justice Graham Lang told the jury that none of money laundering. The Crown was expected to Association’s (NZMA) stance on the cannabis I expect will reduce harm.” the defendants had elected to call evidence, “as deliver its closing statement today. — RNZ referendum. Opponents to legalisation say some of those The NZMA opposes legalisation of cannabis in provisions can be put in place without legalising this month’s referendum because of the harm it weed, such as better access to health services. 30can cause individuals and the community. The NZMA said civil penalties should be Resene Premium It said it strongly believed that cannabis use in place for cannabis possession, leading to was a significant health and social issue. counselling, education and treatment, rather % Paints, Wood Stains, NZMA chair Kate Baddock said cannabis than pushing people through the criminal justice off Primers and Sealers could cause psychological harm to its users, system. It would be a form of decriminalisation, 30 4L and under particularly in younger people. rather than legalisation. Opponents to legalisation, led by the likes But Dr Medlicott does not agree with that. Wallpaper of Family First, have been quick to seize on the “It’s kind of a change in the rules that doesn’t 30 NZMA’s stance. really go far enough,” he said. Resene Premium Family First have pitted the debate as being “You’d still have people that want to purchase ood Stains, Paints, Wood Stains, one between the Green Party and the Drug marijuana going to some pretty dodgy places and % Foundation against medical professionals. mixing with some pretty dodgy characters. off Primers and Sealers 10L However, a number of doctors have come “I don’t think decriminalisation is the way, I up to 25 Cleaning Products forward to RNZ to say that simply is not the case. think legalisation has to be the better option.” In fact, one doctor, Dr Nina Sawicki, said she The NZMA was not available for an interview, Decorating Accessories had quit the NZMA because of its stance. but admitted its stance was not the view of all “I decided to leave because I felt that their doctors or of all NZMA members. It also said it % stance on the cannabis referendum, while it had always made that clear. But press releases wasn’t incorrect, I felt it was incomplete. and other information shared by the NZMA does “I didn’t feel that it addressed the wider not make that statement, and the doctors RNZ off 9 spectrum of harm that comes from the current talked to said not all doctors were canvassed use of cannabis. I felt they took a very narrow before the association took its stance. medical focus on the harm of cannabis.” The NZMA said it had a robust process on 30 She said the NZMA was not representative of policy and advocacy with members, which Offer valid 30 Sept-2 Nov 2020. Conditions apply the entire medical workforce in this country, and informed its position. 291฀Palmerston฀Road,฀Gisborne•฀Ph฀06฀868฀4656 that many doctors had opposing views. 34886-02 Another doctor supporting legalisation and See also page 18 Selection, Selection, Selection

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AUCKLAND — KiwiSaver But since the end of March, the value proposition of providers investors’ reaction to extreme INVESTMENT markets have dramatically and the level of fees being volatility in the financial RETURNS recovered. charged for the management markets means more work needs PLUMMETS: “The report shows that despite style they offer. While most funds to be done on emphasising the The FMA’s the market losses in March that were found to be ‘true to label’, importance of taking a long- Liam Mason severely affected investment the level of ‘activeness’ varied term view, says Liam Mason, the says KiwiSaver returns during the period, widely,” he said. Financial Markets Authority’s investors need KiwiSaver continued to grow Nearly a quarter — 690,000 — director of regulation. to be more due to the contributions from of KiwiSaver members remain Financial markets took a huge resilient to risk members and employers,” Mason in default, conservative funds hit in March as concerns about in hard times. said. and around 380,000 of these the Covid-19 pandemic hit home. File picture More than $2.5bn was members have not made an “The amount of switching withdrawn over the year for active choice to stay there. that we saw in March and in retirement and first-home This year, 43,123 default the early part of the year tells purchases. members made an active us that we need to be working he said. percent to $62 billion, compared Mason said although most decision about their fund, down with the providers to do more “The indication is that people to 2019 when total assets grew fund balances grew over the year on the 52,289 in the previous to understand what is driving (were) reacting to seeing markets 17 percent. because of contributions, fees year. that behaviour, and to see what and their balances go down Total membership increased were brought into stark relief Mason said that although we can do to reinforce the long- and worrying about the risks 3.1 percent to 3 million, the same because members would have the number of active choices by term view and to help KiwiSaver that they were taking,” he said. growth rate as 2019. likely seen negative returns for default members had reduced investors to be more resilient The FMA, in its annual report Many KiwiSaver funds dipped the first time. over the past 12 months, this about their risk appetite through on KiwiSaver, said the scheme after a sharp decline in world The FMA’s focus on fees and trend has been improving over the hard times,” Mason said. proved resilient after facing its markets at the beginning of value for money put providers’ the past few years. Switching activity in the biggest test since the Global March. investment management “We will be watching with early part of the year was up 54 Financial Crisis. Over the year, KiwiSaver styles under the spotlight interest to see how these percent on the same period last The scheme continued to grow investment returns fell 122 with an independent report by numbers change over the next year, Mason told the Herald. despite market volatility and percent from $3.8bn to minus MyFiduciary. 12 months while the default “We saw a lot of money going economic uncertainty caused $820.9 million, after several “The report into active and providers go through the tender from growth or balanced funds by Covid-19. Total funds under years of double-digit growth in passive management styles is an process for new appointments in into conservative or cash funds,” management increased 8.7 investment returns. important first step in examining 2021,” Mason said. — NZ Herald Call for wage subsidy refunds ‘misguided’ WELLINGTON — Business in wage subsidies but later conscience, and did not believe Judith Collins was taking a Hawke’s Bay Today picture New Zealand says National’s announced plans to lay off a law change was appropriate. more measured approach — she plans to change legislation to hundreds of staff. Business New Zealand chief said she was caught on the hoof allow for wage subsidy claw But Ardern was not backing executive Kirk Hope agreed last night with her law change Napier Port backs are ‘misguided’, and not any retrospective law change. — he said it was short-sighted plans, but is not backing down. necessary. “It was a moral issue — some to be criticising profitable “I thought about it and I Subsidy payouts have topped of these companies followed the companies. thought it’s just not fair for repays $2m $14 billion and while they have rules, they just didn’t follow the “Let’s not forget that pretty people — wage and salary kept many New Zealanders in spirit of fairness.” much every year the corporate earners — to have to go and work, they have also helped Ardern seemed surprised by tax take — or the business pay more taxes for longer wage subsidy boost companies who have gone National’s approach — noting tax take — in New Zealand is because of people actually, on to record large profits, or the opposition had been widely around $15 billion annually. frankly, rorting a system. NAPIER — Napier Port has repaid all make large staff cuts. supportive of the subsidies, “It’s misguided to say we “Well I’d have to work out of the Government Covid-19 subsidy it That includes Briscoes, which even pushing for don’t want those how to do it, in terms of getting received — a decision it says was the claimed more than further roll outs businesses the votes in Parliament — and right thing to do. The company has paid $6.5 million in wage subsidies in Auckland’s Judith Collins says making money — how to do it without actually back just over $2 million of the wage but has since reported profits of second lockdown. that the subsidy those subsidies unfairly affecting those people subsidy it received. $28m. She was not rules were too loose were passed on who have acted entirely This comes as there has been a Speaking at last night’s the only one to their workers correctly.” spotlight on businesses who have Newshub leaders’ debate, taken aback — and she would make and we do want Jacinda Ardern said she collected the wage subsidy, only to later National leader Judith Collins Council of Trade sure companies who those companies stands by the fast roll out and let go of staff and then post a profit. told moderator Patrick Gower Unions economist did not need the to be viable the high trust model was vital During Wednesday night’s leaders’ the subsidy rules were too Andrea Black and making to save jobs. debate, both the National leader Judith loose and she would make sure said she was cash paid it back. money and Around $450m of wage Collins and the Labour Leader Jacinda companies who did not need the interested in reinvesting into subsidies have been repaid so Ardern said it is morally wrong for cash paid it back. Collins’ position, their businesses far — and government spot businesses to collect the subsidy under “We may have to change a given her background in tax so they can grow and employ checks are taking place into these circumstances. law — I would’ve thought we law. people in the future.” companies which took the Judith Collins said she was prepared would’ve had a lot of support in “Tax lawyers normally loathe However, he said companies money. to make a law change to get money back Parliament to do that.” retrospective taxation and this which broke the rules around The Auditor-General is also from companies that didn’t need it. Labour leader Jacinda Ardern is effectively a form of that the wage subsidy — which looking into the issue — but Napier Port chief executive, Todd has previously criticised the being proposed.” required a 30 percent drop in their findings will not be known Dawson, told RNZ reporter Jean Bell behaviour of The Warehouse, Black said it was really an revenue — should absolutely until the second half of next improved confidence in the port’s future which took more than $50m issue for companies and their expect to pay it back. year. — RNZ led to the decision. — RNZ

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY percent of the trading with $46.18m worth of market.” shares changing hands. The property stocks, which provide more- WELLINGTON — The New Zealand Bank is not reporting back until November, and After experiencing three days of big falls, a2 than-useful dividend yields, are also having a sharemarket made a reasonable gain, but with we have a general election coming up. Milk steadied a little and was down 15c to $15.19 good time. Goodman Property was up 4c to very few developments to work from it wasn’t a “It’s no man’s land and we are at the mercy on trade worth $19.7m. Synlait Milk continued to $2.39, and Kiwi Property gained 3.5c or 3.30 time for investors to get too excited. of what happens in the United States. The recover, rising 10c to $5.58. percent to $1.095. Asset Plus completed the The S&P/NZX 50 Index gained 0.56 percent to economic data is going well but there has been Ryman Healthcare, up 31c or 2.20 percent to retail entitlement offer in its $60.2m capital 11,812.73 on solid trade of 48.98 million shares a push-back in their markets. People think Joe $14.39, and Oceania Healthcare, gaining 4c or raising, and its share price was unchanged at worth $220.45 million. There were 83 gainers and Biden will become President and with it comes 3.51 percent to $1.18, had another good day. 31c. 43 decliners over the whole market. higher taxes and other changes. Lister said Metlifecare shareholders are Other gainers were Mainfreight, up 11c to Across the Tasman the Australian market was “There’s a good chance their election result meeting today and the vote on the $1.27 billion $46.13; Contact Energy, gaining 8c to $6.73; having a strong day — with the S&P/ASX 200 up will be contested and Congress is struggling to takeover by Swedish private equity company Genesis, climbing 6.5c to $3; and Freightways 1.68 percent to 5913.8 points at 5.45pm — but get agreement on the next tranche of economic EQT is expected to go through. moving 7c to $7.82. the New Zealand bourse failed to take the bait. support,” Lister said. “That’s another company we wave goodbye Lister said Freightways has been a laggard Mark Lister, head of private wealth research The NZX’s leading stock Fisher & Paykel to on the market, and people see Oceania as a this year. “We had the pandemic stocks rising with Craigs Investment Partners, said the local Healthcare made up a lot of the index’s gain. value stock and a natural place to reinvest their and now that restrictions are being lifted market was in a waiting game. Fisher & Paykel rebounded with a rise of 77c money. And the retirement village operators Freightways is a company that benefits from the “There’s no major news flowing, the Reserve or 2.31 percent to $34.04, making up about 20 are being pushed along by the strong housing reopening of trade.” 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 EDITORIAL Next step university . . . Housing is Probably I would like to thank Heather Next step is an audition this higher priority Morals aside, doors van Wyk for the kind words she month to gain a place on the many more expressed re my daughter Rosie’s Bachelor of Contemporary Music at Re: Housing hardship, swing two ways . . . singing (September 28 letter) — Massey, Wellington campus. than a pool October 1 story. Rosie was delighted to read them. At this point I’m going to ask Re: Housing hardship, This is probably grossly Labelled “iconic” from the moment Thanks must go to Gavin Maclean the public of Gisborne if they can October 1 story. underestimated. These are it came off the drawing board, who for the past six years has help Rosie achieve that goal. As So Jacinda Ardern would people who have made it on to the new Gisborne Airport terminal pushed Rosie out of her comfort a family we can provide for her rather spend $40 million on a the register, not necessarily all zone and made her sing like she tuition and living costs — eg food, pool here in Gisborne, while of those who need to be on the building has been completed and never thought she could. I would transport, personal needs — but the homeless problems and was blessed at dawn on Wednesday. register. also like to acknowledge Jane Egan we will struggle to find the large housing shortage get worse by LIZZ CRAWFORD Important additional design and and Anne Marie Fenn from the sum of money required to obtain a the day. cultural elements, digital displays music department at Gisborne Girls’ position in the halls of residence Housing your population is and a regional tourism showcase High. They have both encouraged on the Massey campus. I have not more of a government priority will be added in the near future. An Rosie’s love of contemporary been able to save that money as I than a swimming pool. So that official opening ceremony is planned music and her ability to write work part-time and attend dialysis shows me how serious she is Might see for early next month. music and lyrics and then perform treatment at the hospital three days about taking this problem on. The new terminal is an impressive them — including in the Rockquest a week, and am not able to increase It’s all about buying votes. accomplishment and delivers on the competition several times. All these my working hours. Rosie’s dad How do people here in a fairy . . . teachers have inspired Rosie’s love Robert is lucky to get just over a Gisborne think this is a good Re: Party vote chooses promise of an iconic and uniquely of music. living wage. So if there is someone idea to spend, yes, our taxes Tairawhiti gateway to our region. It Govt, October 1 letter. You may like to see Rosie who is willing to help Rosie on a pool when people are High time you took a will support our tourism ambitions perform as Pugsley in the upcoming financially, we would love to have a living in the streets? for many years to come. little walk down yours performances of The Adams Family, discussion. or someone else’s garden One big early win for this put on by Musical Theatre Gisborne. SHELAGH WEST BRIAN NICKERSON path — yes, Gavin, it will project came when the Provincial be green and you might Development Unit was convinced LETTERS TO THE EDITOR AND ONLINE COMMENTS also see a fairy — if during contractual negotiations to you are so hell-bent on convert the previously-announced wasting yours or other’s $5.5m PGF loan for it into a grant. Glass-cased time with the Green Party. Trust Tairawhiti provided a further None of the calamities $5m grant for the terminal, which Re: Let’s legalise and control for seniors who are using a KEN OVENDEN one too . . . cannabis, September 29 little more for their aches incidentally had the accounting column. and pains. Use by minors effect of inflating the “record” Re: Still no word, October 1. Being a full candidate does Writing from Canada, is way down. Arrests and not give Meredith the right to $111.7m income figure announced Indeed . . . Sandra’s quite right. None of incarceration are down. Taxes Let us not also forget the advocate her own personal in July by its 100-percent-owned the calamities the drug-war are up and the illicit market is view and tell voters that her commercial entity Eastland Group glass-cased one hidden in the doomsayers prophesised came half the size it was less than bowels of the GDC. views are Green policy. Ltd for its 2019/2020 year (and to pass, and all the benefits two years ago. Where I come from they call Only yesterday the 90-year- the experts expected have. the financial effect of subtracting old gentleman craftsman that lying. $5m from EGL’s record $12.3m in Adult cannabis usage MATTHEW ELROD PETER JONES who restored that one rates haven’t changed, save Victoria, B.C. distributions to its shareholder). queried me “again” over his EGL provided the other $2m of disappointment it was not funding for the project and part of back in its rightful pride of the arrangement with airport land place in the GDC foyer. He Wishing Income policy underplayed owner Gisborne District Council is told me he had asked the that EGL now owns this building for question of the council, alas to Last week Jacinda Ardern infrastructure and stress costs. If the next 30 years, after which it will no avail. good luck claimed her Government had done — no, when — this happens, it will P. MILLAR more than all previous ones in be the fastest and most effective revert to GDC. Re: Reddish work at night a “laying foundations” for reducing way to reduce emissions and other Not bad is it, gaining a $12.5m success, October 1 review. both child poverty and climate pollutions. The Covid lockdowns airport terminal for a $2m outlay. We both wish we could change. The second is true, demonstrated this possibility. Asked in an interview after EGL’s Boats aloft be there to see it, especially thanks to Green initiatives and her The dangers of Labour governing 2020 annual report release why its as our granddaughters are admirable collaboration with them. alone (now fortunately unlikely) are earlier $18.5m profit announcement in what seems to be a very The first is not, because you don’t clear. Labour is a large old party to glisten talented cast. From the family have to lay foundations to reduce with a wide spectrum of views, hadn’t noted the $5m grant inflation in Cornwall, “Break a leg”. of its reported record income, CEO Alas young Ron you prod and poke poverty, you do it! You can instantly and its historical baggage is a with hope that they will listen reduce benefits, and guarantee them mix of regressive and progressive Matt Todd suggested that was nit- JOHN HOWARTH- Commemoration we must be proud without all the cruel barriers and elements. In the ’80s it had David picking and they could have said JARRATY, Newquay, UK of, boats aloft to glisten conditions (unjust and impossible Lange as prime minister, but despite the profit for their shareholder Consultation was not first choice, to administer fairly); this is exactly his considerable charisma and was $40m more, through their but then they missed the bus what the Green Party’s Guaranteed good principles, he was misled geothermal asset revaluations. We want one here and up the Coast Minimum Income can do. This policy by the party’s right wing into In early August it was announced cause culture is for us All best for is costed and affordable, because, accepting the economic fashion that EGL and a 15 percent Two-fifty-first upon next week, they after all, sharing money is always of the time. The result was the landowning partner will get $11.9m need to get this right affordable. It’s a sad reflection on the disaster of Rogernomics. The recent from the Government’s Covid Grab Trevor’s truck ‘n’ Taylor’s the future media that they have underplayed Government’s backdown from Recovery infrastructure fund to help cranes, they’ll be up tomorrow Re: Marina owners call time, this most dramatic of economic capital gains tax, or any sort of prove the geothermal resource for a night July 13 story. policies, while pretending to be capital tax, is a clear parallel. 25MW plant near Rotorua. Manaakitanga is the Mayor’s first We always looked forward concerned for health, housing and The 60 major achievements of the choice, Rehette won’t let us down to eating at the Marina security as well as “the economy”. Green caucus in a mere three years, All of this doesn’t seem to have Endeavours mean a lot to us and whenever we got the chance Any decent commentariat would in the spheres of environment and caused any EGL blushes over the history of the town to come to Gisborne. We will have seen further into this policy. social justice, suggest the value keeping the $358,500 it qualified We’ve cast our vote and ‘had a miss you. We hope the future Despite the clamour for jobs, jobs, of giving them even more strength for under the wage subsidy scheme. word’ . . . no fighting in the street is all roses for you and the and more jobs, an income which — especially as the requirements Perhaps a re-evaluation is needed, So patience is a virtue they say, our wind is always at your back. enables families to live on a single for climate action become more though, after Jacinda Ardern and victory will be sweet. job will take enormous pressure desperate with every new research Judith Collins both said in the JOHN and JUDITH off households, reducing the need result. leaders’ debate on Wednesday night MARTIN KIBBLE McEWEN, Whakatane for jobs and all their commuting, GAVIN MACLEAN — when discussing how to repay [email protected] the country’s fast-mounting Covid- related debt — that it was morally ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. wrong for big companies, that have ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. found they didn’t need the wage ■ Always include full name and contact details. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. subsidy, to keep this money. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 WORLD 13 Japan’s ‘Twitter killer’ admits Covid-19 hits more nine murders TOKYO, Japan — A Japanese man has pleaded guilty to murdering nine people after contacting them on Twitter, in a high-profile case that has than 34.2 million shocked the country. Dubbed the “Twitter killer”, Takahiro Shiraishi LONDON — More than 34.2 million was arrested in 2017 after body parts were found people have been confirmed infected with in his flat. Covid-19, and 1.02 million have died. He told a court in Tokyo on Wednesday that the Here are the latest developments from allegations against him “are all correct”. around the world overnight. But his lawyers argue that his charges should be reduced because his victims apparently gave Europe — United Kingdom consent to be killed. Britain’s Queen Elizabeth has been If convicted of murder, Shiraishi faces the forced to cancel all large-scale events at death penalty, which is carried out by hanging in her Buckingham Palace and Windsor Japan. Castle homes for the rest of the year due The court case has attracted wide interest, to the coronavirus outbreak, the palace with more than 600 people lining up for 13 said on Thursday. public gallery seats to watch the first hearing on Britain on Thursday reported 6914 Wednesday, reported public broadcaster NHK. new Covid-19 cases, a slight fall from the previous two days when there were more What happened? than 7000 cases reported daily. The prosecution say the accused opened a There were 59 deaths within 28 days Twitter account in March 2017 “to contact women of a positive Covid-19 test, down from contemplating suicide, whom he saw as easy 71 cases reported on Tuesday and on targets”, NHK said. Wednesday. Eight of his victims were women, one of them Tuesday’s case number was the biggest aged 15. single daily case total recorded — 7143. The only male victim, aged 20, was killed after confronting Shiraishi about the whereabouts of Italy MIGRATION ROUTE: Hundreds of migrants walked from San Pedro Sula, Honduras his girlfriend, Japanese media reported. Italy has registered 2548 new to the Guatemala border on Thursday, testing a well-trodden migration route now in The 29-year-old is believed to have lured his coronavirus infections over the past times of Covid-19. AP picture victims by telling them he could help them die 24 hours, the health ministry said on and in some cases claimed he would kill himself Thursday, the first time the country has alongside them. exceeded 2000 cases in a single day since Covid-19 cases, Madrid and nine nearby morning, data from the health ministry His Twitter profile contained the words: “I want the end of April. municipalities will see borders closed to showed, one day after an announcement to help people who are really in pain. Please DM There were also 24 Covid-related outsiders for non-essential visits, with that would permit states to open cinemas (direct message) me anytime.” deaths on Thursday against 19 the day only travel for work, school, doctors’ visits in mid-October. The serial killings first came to light when before — far fewer than at the height of or shopping allowed. The South Asian nation on Wednesday police were looking into the disappearance of a the pandemic in Italy in March and April. permitted states to open schools and young woman, who later turned out to be one of Italy was the first country in Europe France movie theatres. On Thursday, workers the victims. to be slammed by Covid-19 and has the Several players from Racing 92 were seen disinfecting empty cinemas. Officers visited Shiraishi’s flat in the Japanese highest death toll on the continent, with have tested positive for Covid-19 As of October 15, the Ministry of Home city of Zama, near Tokyo, where they found 35,918 dying since the outbreak flared in a little over two weeks before the Affairs announced that certain areas dismembered body parts. February. It has also registered 317,409 European Champions Cup final against would be able to open theatres with up to cases. Premiership side Exeter Chiefs at Ashton 50 percent capacity. What do his lawyers say? Thanks to one of the strictest Gate in Bristol, England, the French The country’s richest state Shiraishi’s lawyers argue his victims had lockdowns in the world, the government Top14 club announced on Thursday. Maharashtra, home to financial hub agreed to be killed, so the charges should be managed to get the contagion under “Tests carried out on the entire Mumbai, said it would also allow bars reduced to “murder with consent”. This carries control by the summer. professional group on Wednesday and restaurants to operate fully. a lower prison sentence of between six months Cases have slowly picked up over the morning revealed several positive cases,” India reported its worst economic and seven years. past two months. Racing said in a tweet. contraction in decades for the quarter to But it is reported that Shiraishi disagrees with June as the Covid-19 pandemic forced his lawyers. Sweden Americas — United States many businesses to close and the country He told Mainichi Shimbun, a local daily, that he The rate of positive coronavirus tests to impose one of the strictest lockdowns killed without the consent of his victims. Sweden registered 752 new Covid-19 in 20 New York “hot spot” ZIP codes to prevent the virus from spreading. “There were bruises on the back of the victims’ cases on Thursday, the highest daily rose to 6.5 percent from 5.5 percent the heads. It means there was no consent and I rise since June, Health Agency statistics day before, New York Governor Andrew Malaysia did it so that they wouldn’t resist,” he said in showed, the latest in a steady rise in Cuomo told reporters on Thursday. Malaysian authorities warned of a new comments published on Wednesday. infections in recent weeks after months The overall rate in the state was wave of coronavirus after a spike in new The serial killings have stunned Japan. When of limited spread during the summer 1.27 percent, or 1382 positive tests out infections following an election in the they were exposed in 2017 it triggered a new holiday season. of the 109,218 reported on Wednesday, country’s second largest state Sabah. debate about websites on which suicide is Sweden, which has been a European Cuomo said. Many of the 20 hot spots discussed. At the time the government indicated outlier in its avoidance of lockdowns and include Orthodox Jewish communities, Middle East, Africa — UAE it may introduce new regulations. reluctance to recommend face masks, and Cuomo said he had had productive The United Arab Emirates recorded The murders also prompted a change by has so far not seen the kind of dramatic conversations with community leaders its highest daily total of coronavirus Twitter, which amended its rules to state users increase experienced in countries such as about enforcing social distancing infections on Thursday since the start of should not “promote or encourage suicide or France and Spain and hospitalisations measures. the outbreak, with 1158 new cases. self-harm”. remain at low levels. “A cluster today can become community The Gulf Arab state had registered Twitter’s chief executive Jack Dorsey said at Deaths from Covid-19 have also slowed spread tomorrow,” Cuomo said on a a record 1100 cases in 24 hours on the time the case was “extremely” sad. to a trickle with not a single new fatality briefing call with reporters. “These ZIP Wednesday. Daily infection numbers Japan has long battled one of the highest being recorded on Thursday. However, the codes are not hermetically sealed.” have surged over the past two months suicide rates in the industrialised world although rise in daily cases was the highest since from 164 on August 3. Authorities have figures have dropped since preventative June 30, when Sweden registered just Asia-Pacific — Australia blamed people’s poor adherence to social measures were introduced more than a decade over 800 new cases. distancing measures. ago. — BBC Chief epidemiologist Anders Tegnell, Australia’s coronavirus hotspot state the architect of a soft-touch pandemic Victoria reported its 800th death from Vaccine strategy aimed at limiting rather than the virus on Thursday, but low case The US Food and Drug Administration eradicating the disease, said the upturn numbers raised the prospect of a “Covid- has broadened its investigation of a IN BRIEF in cases was primarily linked to young normal” 2021 without lockdowns or social serious illness in AstraZeneca’s COVID- people and outbreaks at work places. restrictions, said the state premier. 19 vaccine study and will look at data Victoria, the country’s second most from earlier trials of similar vaccines Debate rules to change Russia populous state, accounts for 90 percent of developed by the same scientists, three WASHINGTON — The commission that Moscow’s Mayor Sergei Sobyanin national Covid-19 deaths. Australia, with sources familiar with the details told oversees US presidential debates says it will ordered employers on Thursday to send 888 fatalities, has fared far better than Reuters. change the format to ensure the remaining two at least 30 percent of their staff home to many other developed countries. AstraZeneca’s large, late-stage US trial encounters between Donald Trump and Joe work, to halt coronavirus infections that The lower numbers came after a has remained on hold since September Biden are more orderly. are now rising by around 2000 a day in stringent lockdown of Victoria’s state 6, after a study participant in Britain One new measure could be to cut the the Russian capital. capital Melbourne. The strict measures fell ill with what was believed to be a microphones if the candidates try to interrupt Spain are set to remain in place until the rare spinal inflammatory disorder called each other, US media report. average for new daily cases over a two- transverse myelitis. The announcement follows Tuesday’s Madrid will become the first European week window falls below five. The widened scope of the FDA probe ill-tempered debate that descended into capital to go back into lockdown in Victoria on Thursday reported 15 new raises the likelihood of additional delays squabbling, bickering and insults. coming days after the region’s leader cases, pushing the two-week average for what has been one of the most reluctantly agreed on Thursday to obey below 16. advanced Covid-19 vaccine candidates Trump’s team has already criticised the a central government order to ban non- in development. The requested data was commission’s plans. essential travel to and from the Spanish India expected to arrive this week, after which The tone and tactics of the first presidential capital. India’s coronavirus case tally increased the FDA would need time to analyse it, debate were criticised across the US and around In order to fight a steep surge in by 86,821 to 6.31 million by Thursday two of the sources said. — Newshub the world. — BBC 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 Jailed for attack on Anger grows after new pregnant woman

SYDNEY — An Australian man who punched and stamped on a pregnant woman in a suspected Islamophobic Dalit gang rape death attack has been jailed for three years. Stipe Lozina, 44, attacked Rana LUCKNOW, India — The death of a Elasmar, 32, in Sydney last November. second Dalit woman in a few days after Ms Elasmar, then 38 weeks an alleged gang rape has shocked and pregnant, had been with friends angered India. in a cafe when Lozina entered and The 22-year-old was allegedly dragged approached their table, asking for into a vehicle after going to apply for money. admission at a local school and raped, her When she refused, he launched into mother told the BBC. a “vicious” assault fuelled by religious The news follows the death of another prejudice, a trial heard. Dalit woman, 19, on Tuesday after an Prosecutors said he had yelled alleged gang rape by upper-caste men. “you Muslims wrecked my mum” Dalits are at the bottom of the caste before leaning over and punching Ms system. Despite laws to protect them, Elasmar to the ground. they face widespread discrimination. He struck her at least 14 times Both attacks took place in the northern and stamped on the back of her head state of Uttar Pradesh. News of the first before other customers managed to sparked protests in the streets in the pull him away. state. Security video of the attack Police have registered complaints of outraged people across Australia. rape and murder and arrested two men Sentencing judge Christopher in connection with the latest case, which Craigie previously described it as a took place in Balrampur district. “wicked and deplorable” attack from The earlier attack happened some an “obviously unwell” man. 500km away in Hathras district. The “The assault was one with a grave victim was grievously injured and died in potential to cause very serious harm a Delhi hospital on Tuesday after fighting to both the victim and her unborn for her life for two weeks. child,” he said on Thursday. Indian police detained key leaders Ms Elasmar told the court in of the opposition Congress party, Rahul September she had felt targeted Gandhi and his sister Priyanka Gandhi, PROTESTING GANG RAPE DEATHS: India’s opposition Congress party supporters because of her religion, and had feared on Thursday after preventing them protesting against gang rape and killing of a 19-year-old woman in Uttar Pradesh’s for her baby’s life and her own. from visiting a northern village where a Hathras district hold onto each other as Indian policemen try to detain them in New “If nobody intervened, I could have 19-year-old woman lived. Delhi, India, on Wednesday. The BBC has also reported a second gang rape death been killed,” she said. Police officer Manoj Dixit said the two of a 22-year-old woman in Uttar Pradesh this week. Both women were Dalits, who “I made a conscious decision to turn party leaders were detained for violating are at the bottom of the Hindi caste system. Despite laws to protect them, they face my abdomen away from his punches. I an order banning the assembly of four or widespread discrimination. AP picture wanted to protect my baby.” more people in the area to prevent any She suffered minor injuries and violence by protesters. gave birth to a boy three weeks after Police stopped their convoy on a students burned an effigy of Yogi Police said four men, all from an upper the attack. highway on the way to the village, where Adityanath, the top elected official of caste, had been arrested. But the court heard she had the party leaders planned to meet with Uttar Pradesh state, before being taken Dalits — formerly known as suffered lasting trauma since, the woman’s family. They got out of their away by police. The protest in Hyderabad “untouchables” and at the bottom of including fears about being in public car and started walking to the village, was organised by the Students India’s unforgiving Hindu caste hierarchy and explaining the attack to her four but were blocked again by the police. Federation of India. — are victims of thousands of attacks children. Dozens of Congress party workers The victim, who belonged to the Dalit each year. “Islamophobia needs to end. Violence scuffled with the police, who used sticks community, was allegedly raped by four According to human rights against women needs to stop,” she said to disperse them. Some party workers men on September 14 in Hathras district. organisations, Dalit women are last month. were injured, and Rahul Gandhi slipped The woman’s family told local media particularly vulnerable to caste-based Lozina refused legal help and to the ground in the melee before he was that they found her naked, bleeding discrimination and sexual violence. represented himself in court. taken away by police, video on television and paralysed with a split tongue and In India, rape and sexual violence have During his trial, he made many news channels showed. The two leaders a broken spine in a field outside their been under the spotlight since the 2012 incoherent rants, Australian media were freed later. home, and that she had identified her gang rape and killing of a 23-year-old reported. Also on Thursday, several dozen assailants. She died two weeks later, on student on a New Delhi bus. The judge noted that he had been students held protests in the Indian Tuesday, after battling serious injuries in The attack galvanised massive protests diagnosed with schizophrenia and had capital and in the southern Indian city a hospital in New Delhi. and inspired lawmakers to order the a “longstanding struggle with mental of Hyderabad demanding protection for A police officer, Prakash Kumar, said creation of fast-track courts dedicated to illness”. women. the woman was attacked while working rape cases and stiffen penalties for those He will be eligible for parole in On the campus of Delhi University, on a farm. convicted of the crime. — BBC/AP 2022. — BBC Joyce Echaquan death: Trudeau decries ‘worst form of racism’

QUEBEC, Canada — A video of a dying hospital bed screaming and calling for urgent A forensic pathologist responsible for What’s the background? indigenous woman screaming in distress and help. investigating deaths in being insulted by hospital staff shows the A member of staff can suspicious circumstances In recent years Canada has been coming “worst form of racism”, says Canadian Prime be heard saying to her, in The mother of seven or due to negligence will to terms with racial injustice suffered by its Minister Justin Trudeau. French: “You’re stupid as filmed herself in her also look into her death. indigenous people. Three investigations are under way and a hell.” Ghislain Picard, Grand Last year a government inquiry found that nurse has been fired since the video emerged Another says Ms hospital bed screaming Chief of the Assembly Canada was complicit in “race-based genocide” early this week. Echaquan had made bad and calling for urgent of First Nations Quebec against indigenous women. The woman, Joyce Echaquan, streamed her choices in life and asks what help. A member of staff and Labrador, said racism The report said indigenous women were 12 treatment on Facebook shortly before her death her children would think of was “very often the fruit times more likely to be killed or to disappear than in Joliette, Quebec. her behaviour. can be heard saying to of government policies other women in Canada. There has been a growing outcry since the Ms Echaquan died soon her, in French: “You’re which lead to systemic The inquiry said the cause was deep-rooted incident. afterwards. stupid as hell.” discrimination”. colonialism and state inaction. Quebec published It is the latest in a series of events that have Her relatives told Radio- The premier is expected its own report a year ago, following a public raised questions about systemic racism faced Canada that she had a to meet with Chief Picard inquiry into the relationship between indigenous by indigenous people in Canada. history of heart trouble and on Friday. people and the provincial government services. In 2015 a report found that racism they faced was worried that she was being given too much In a tweet, Perry Bellegarde, National Chief of The commissioner found that it was in the healthcare system contributed to their morphine. the Assembly of First Nations, said the incident “impossible to deny that members of First overall poorer health outcomes, compared to showed that discrimination against indigenous Nations and Inuit are victims of systemic non-indigenous Canadians. What is the reaction? people in Canada’s healthcare system remained discrimination in their relations with the public On Wednesday, Mr Trudeau said Ms “The nurse, what she said, is totally prevalent. services that are the subject of this inquiry”. Echaquan’s case was “another example of unacceptable . . . it’s racist and she was fired,” The Atikamekw council of Manawan said the In June this year, video showed an indigenous systemic racism”. Quebec Premier François Legault told a news remarks “clearly demonstrate racism against chief, Allan Adam, being repeatedly punched by conference this week. “We must fight this First Nations”. police as he was arrested in Alberta, sparking What happened? racism.” A vigil for Ms Echaquan was held outside outrage across the country. Ms Echaquan, a 37-year-old Atikamekw Three current investigations have been the Joliette hospital on Tuesday evening and a Also in June, health authorities in the province woman, had gone to the Joliette hospital, about launched. Two will be conducted by regional protest is planned in Montreal at the weekend. of British Columbia launched an investigation 70km from Montreal, suffering from stomach health authorities, one looking into Ms Online fundraising campaigns have been set amid claims that some hospital staff were betting pains. Echaquan’s case and another into practices at up to support her family, with one raising over on the blood alcohol level of indigenous patients. The mother of seven filmed herself in her the hospital. C$160,000. — BBC The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 WORLD 15 Teigen, Legend share Nasa tests $23m their miscarriage grief titanium potty. . . LOS ANGELES — Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are in “deep pain” CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida — Nasa’s first pretreatment. following her miscarriage, new space potty in decades — a US$23 million Going to the bathroom in space may sound which she announced in titanium toilet better suited for women — is simple, but “sometimes the simple things become a heart wrenching social getting a not-so-dry run at the International Space very difficult” without gravity, said Nasa astronaut media post. Station before eventually flying to the moon. Mike Hopkins, commander of the second SpaceX Teigen wrote that they It’s packed inside a cargo ship set to blast off crew, due to launch on October 31 from Kennedy were “driving home from late on Thursday from Wallops Island, Virginia. Space Centre. the hospital with no baby. Barely 45 kilograms and just 71 centimetres While the old design isn’t that hard to use, This is unreal”. tall, it’s roughly half as big as the two Russian- subtle design changes can make all the difference “We are shocked and built toilets at the space station. It’s more camper- for women, noted Nasa astronaut Shannon in the kind of deep pain size to fit into the Nasa Orion capsules that will Walker, a former space station resident who is you only hear about, the carry astronauts to the moon in a few years. also on the next SpaceX crew. kind of pain we’ve never Station residents will test it out for a few “Trust me, I’ve got going to the bathroom in felt before. We were never months. If the shakedown goes well, the toilet will space down, because that is a vital, vital thing to able to stop the bleeding be open for regular business. know how to do,” she said this week. and give our baby the With SpaceX now launching The typical space station population fluids he needed, despite astronauts to the space station and will go from six to seven with the next bags and bags of blood Boeing less than a year from sending SpaceX flight, and even more when transfusions. It just up its first crew, more toilets are non-professionals like tourists start wasn’t enough,” she wrote DEEP PAIN: Chrissy Teigen and John Legend have needed. The new one will be in its own showing up as early as next year. in a post on Wednesday, revealed the “deep pain” they are feeling, over stall alongside the old one on the US Astronauts normally stay six months. alongside a picture of the loss of their unborn baby following pregnancy side of the outpost. The last time Nasa ordered a herself in tears on a complications. Teigen announced their loss on her The old toilets cater more toward new toilet was in the early 1990s to hospital bed. Another social media accounts on Thursday. men. To better accommodate women, accommodate two-week space shuttle image showed her and AP file picture Nasa tilted the seat on the new toilet missions. Legend grieving together and made it taller. The new shape Also in the 3,600-kilogram shipment over a bundle cradled in home you needed to and prayers”, Teigen should help astronauts position themselves aboard Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus capsule: her arms. survive. We will always concluded: “We are so better, said Johnson Space Centre’s Melissa air tanks to make up for a slight space station Revealing they had love you,” she wrote. grateful for the life we McKinley, the project manager. leak, radish seeds for greenhouse growing and chosen the name Jack, Legend retweeted her have, for our wonderful “Cleaning up a mess is a big deal. We don’t a cinematic 360-degree VR camera for you-are- the model and the post, adding: “We love babies Luna and Miles, want any misses or escapes,” she said. there-spacewalk shots. musician wrote of their you, Jack.” for all the amazing Let’s just say everything floats in Perhaps the most unique payload: Estee love for their lost son, Teigen announced she things we’ve been able to weightlessness. Lauder’s newest wrinkle serum. The cosmetics who would have been was pregnant with her experience. 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EAST COAST, Gisborne Central School Hall, Ormond School, MANUTUKE Ōpōtiki RSA, RUATOKI 7 Central Street 45 Whitmore Road 103 St John Street Manutuke School, Tawera Bilingual School, IKAROA-RĀWHITI, Sat 10 Oct 9am - 3pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 5 Oct - Thu 8 Oct 10am - 2pm WAIARIKI Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 59 Waingake Road Fri 9 Oct - Sat 10 Oct 10am - 7pm 164 Ngahina Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm CAPE RUNAWAY Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Riverdale School Hall, Te Whare Kura o Ruatoki, Te Kura Mana Māori o Gisborne Hospital, Poutama 324 Stout Street Whangaparāoa, 16 Mission Road Room, 421 Ormond Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm MATATĀ 11555 State Highway 35 Ōpōtiki College Hall, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 3 Oct 10am - 3pm Matatā Public School, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 22 St John Street Sat 10 Oct 10am - 3pm 43 Pollen Street Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 3 Oct 10am - 2pm Te Hapara School, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 31 Mill Road RUATORIA EDGECUMBE Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Hati Nati Cafe, Edgecumbe War Memorial Hall, Waikirikiri School, 163 Waiomatatini Road MINGINUI Woodlands School, 1 Kauri Street 7 Pickering Street Tue 6 Oct - Thu 8 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 3 Oct 10am - 2pm Minginui Kokiri Centre, 168 Dip Road Mon 5 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 2pm Wainui Beach School, Tue 13 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 10am - 2pm Mon 5 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 2pm 63 Rimu Crescent Sat 10 Oct 10am - 2pm 56 Wairere Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 12 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Ngata Memorial College, OTAKIRI 1 College Road North Edgecumbe College, MURUPARA Otakiri School, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 100 College Road HICKS BAY Te Whakaruruhau Kōhanga Reo, New Beginnings Centre, 571 Otakiri Road Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 170 Tyndall Road 40 Pine Street Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Kawakawa mai Tawhiti, 22 Sat 3 Oct 10am - 2pm Wharf Road Mon 5 Oct 10am - 2pm TĀNEATUA Sat 10 Oct 10am - 2pm Tue 6 Oct 10am - 4pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm GALATEA Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Wed 7 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 2pm Tāneatua School, Mon 12 Oct 10am - 2pm OTAMARAKAU 44 McKenzie Street Galatea School, Tue 13 Oct 10am - 4pm Otamarakau Hall, Sun 11 Oct 9:30am - 1:30pm 32 Mangamate Road Wed 14 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Te Tihi o Titirangi Kōhanga Reo, HOUPOTO 2255 Old Coach Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 24 Ranfurly Street Te Kura Mana Māori o Maraenui, Sat 3 Oct 10am - 2pm 11 Maraenui Pa Road Sat 10 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Murupara Area School Hall, TE ARAROA GISBORNE Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 84 Pine Drive PAENGAROA Te Waha O Rerekohu Area Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Treble Court One, Paengaroa School Hall, School, 3 Arewhana Street Peel Street 33 Old Coach Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Makaraka School, KAWERAU Sat 3 Oct 10am - 5pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 5 Oct - Sat 10 Oct 10am - 5pm 137 Main Road South Kawerau Concert Chambers, ŌHOPE Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 5pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Ranfurly Court Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 5 Oct - Wed 7 Oct 10am - 2pm Ōhope Community Hall, TE KAHA Thu 8 Oct 10am - 7pm 9 Bluett Road PATUTAHI Ngā Mokopuna o Tukaki Fri 9 Oct 10am - 2pm Mon 5 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 2pm Awapuni School, Patutahi School, Kōhanga Reo, 6790 State Mon 12 Oct - Wed 14 Oct 10am - 2pm Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 2pm Treble Court Two, Bright Street 129 Awapuni Road 29 Atkins Street Highway 35 Thu 15 Oct 10am - 7pm Sat 3 Oct 8:30am - 2:30pm Sat 3 Oct 9am - 3pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Fri 16 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 5 Oct - Sat 10 Oct Wed 7 Oct 9am - 3pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 8:30am - 2:30pm Ōhope Beach School, Sat 10 Oct 9am - 3pm Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 170 Pohutukawa Avenue Wed 14 Oct 9am - 3pm Cobham School, 274 Lytton Road 8:30am - 2:30pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm PONGAKAWA Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Putauaki School Hall, Pongakawa Hall, 87 Fenton Mill Road 956 Old Coach Road Elgin School, 2 Knox Street Lawson Field Theatre, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm OMAIO Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm TE KARAKA 7 Fitzherbert Street Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Te Karaka Area School, Sat 3 Oct 10am - 2pm Te Kura o Te Whanau-a-Apanui, 5 Kanakanaia Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm KUTARERE 10 Omaio School Road Gisborne Boys High School, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm PUKEHINA Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 80 Stanley Road Kutarere School, Pukehina School, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 461 State Highway 2 1762 Old Coach Road House of Breakthrough, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Corner Lytton & Ormond Roads OMARUMUTU Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm TE TEKO Mon 5 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 3pm Omarumutu School, Te Kura o Te Teko School Hall, Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 3pm Ilminster Intermediate, 141 Omarumutu Road 24 Te Teko Road 70 De Lautour Road MAKETU Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm PUKEHINA BEACH Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Maketu Community Centre, Pukehina Fishing Club, St Mark's Hall, 670 Wilson Road North 304 Pukehina Parade 776 Childers Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 5 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 2pm Kaiti School, 517 Wainui Road ŌPŌTIKI THORNTON Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Ōpōtiki Senior Citizens Hall, Thornton School Library, Maketu School, 8 School Road 1 King Street 43 Eastbank Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 3 Oct 9am - 4pm RAUKOKORE Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Kaiti Hub, Makauri School, 120 King Road Thu 8 Oct 9am - 4pm Old Raukokore School, 498-508 Wainui Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 10 Oct 9am - 4pm 10104 State Highway 35 Thu 15 Oct 9am - 4pm Sat 3 Oct 10am - 4pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm TIKITIKI Mon 5 Oct - Sat 10 Oct 10am - 4pm MANAWAHE Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 4pm Tikitiki School, Mangapapa School Hall, Manawahe Eco Trust, 1915 Manawahe Road 33 Rangitukia Road 5 Rua Street RUATAHUNA Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Huiarau, 98 Sister Annie Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Independent access to Accessible and within this building. with assistance.

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Find your nearest voting place. THE 2020 GENERAL ELECTION AND REFERENDUMS

TOKOMARU BAY Trident High School, KOTEMAORI MURIWAI PIRIMAI Taradale Senior Citizens 76 Arawa Road Friendship Centre, 10 White Lane Hatea-A-Rangi School, Kotemaori School, Muriwai School, Baptist Church, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm (Symons Lane entrance) 6 School Road 1 State Highway 2 1684 Wharerata Road 69 Bill Hercock Street Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 10 Oct 10am - 3pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Whakatane High School, 56 Goulstone Road TE AWA TOLAGA BAY Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm MĀHIA PORAITI NAPIER Te Awa School, Tolaga Bay Area School Mokotahi Hall, 10 Ratau St Hohepa Homes, School 1a Te Awa Avenue Kahukuranui Block, 24 Napier City Shopping Centre, Cafeteria, 21 Fryer Road Fri 9 Oct - Sat 10 Oct 12pm - 6pm Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 9am - 4pm 1/1 Dickens St Resolution Street Whakatane Intermediate School, Thu 15 Oct 12pm - 6pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 10 Oct 9am - 3pm 101 James Street Fri 16 Oct 12pm - 4pm Sat 3 Oct - Sun 4 Oct 9am - 3pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 5 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 9am - 5pm Sat 10 Oct 9am - 3pm PUKETAPU Te Mahia School, Mon 12 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 9am - 5pm TE PŌHUE Fri 16 Oct 9am - 4pm 457 Mahia East Coast Road Puketapu School, TŌRERE WHANGARA Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Te Pohue School, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 708 Puketapu Road 44 Richmond Road Te Kura o Tōrere, Whangara School, 44 Pa Road Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 9am - 4pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 2276 State Highway 35 Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Napier Intermediate, MARAENUI 3 Jull Street TINIROTO WAIMANA WHATATUTU Maraenui Bilingual School, Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 9am - 4pm RERE 2a Lister Crescent Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Tiniroto Community Hall, Nukuhou North School, Whatatutu School, Sat 10 Oct 9am - 4pm Rere School, 923 Tiniroto Road 1647 State Highway 2 3294 Wharekopae Road 24 Te Hau Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Paciic Surf Life Saving Building, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 26 Marine Parade Richmond School, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm TUAI Waimana School, 13a Barnard Avenue RUAKITURI 6 Raroa Road NAPIER, Sat 10 Oct 9am - 4pm Tuai Public Hall, Corner Main Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Ruakituri School, Road & Waikare-Taheke Street IKAROA-RĀWHITI Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm NAPIER SOUTH 1607 Ruakituri Road Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 10am - 2pm AHURIRI St Luke's Church, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Thu 15 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 2pm 196 Vigor Brown Street Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm WAIOHAU Port Ahuriri School, Te Roopu a Iwi Trust, 15 Lever Street Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Te Kura Māori a Rohe o Waiohau, 32 Bledisloe Rd TAMATEA 2481 Galatea Road RD2 Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 5 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 12pm - 4pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Tamatea Intermediate, TUTIRA NŪHAKA 15 Freyberg Avenue Tutira School, BAYVIEW Nuhaka School, 14 Ihaka Street Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 9am - 4pm 29 Matahorua Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm WHAKATĀNE King George Hall, 1 Hill Road MAREWA (Tamakahu Street entrance) Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Marewa Shopping Centre, Sat 10 Oct 9am - 3pm Te Wānanga o Awanuiārangi, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 126 Kennedy Road 13 Domain Road Tamatea Shopping Centre, Mon 5 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 3 Oct - Wed 7 Oct 9am - 5pm Unit 2 7 Leicester Avenue WAERENGA O KURI Thu 8 Oct 9am - 6pm Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 3 Oct - Wed 7 Oct 10am - 4pm Waerenga-O-Kuri School, BLUFF HILL Fri 9 Oct - Wed 14 Oct 9am - 5pm ONEKAWA Thu 8 Oct 10am - 7pm 1763 Tiniroto Road Napier Central School, Thu 15 Oct 9am - 6pm Fri 9 Oct - Wed 14 Oct 10am - 4pm 32 Napier Terrace Fri 16 Oct 9am - 4pm Henry Hill School, Sat 10 Oct 10am - 3pm 13a Dick Place Thu 15 Oct 10am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Te Koputu Library & Exhibition Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 9am - 4pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Centre, 49 Kakahoroa Drive Sat 10 Oct 9am - 4pm Fri 16 Oct 10am - 4pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 5 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 3pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 3pm Marewa School, WAIROA 80 Latham Street ESKDALE Onekawa Primary School, TARADALE Taihoa Marae, Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 9am - 4pm 174 State Highway 2 North Whakatāne War Memorial Hall, Eskdale School, 324 Hill Road 235 Kennedy Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Bledisloe School, Sat 10 Oct 12pm - 6pm 7 Short Street Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 9am - 4pm 30a Meeanee Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 3 Oct - Sun 4 Oct 8am - 1pm Sat 10 Oct 9am - 4pm Mon 5 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 2pm Church of Christ Building, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 8am - 1pm 19 Douglas McLean Avenue Mon 12 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 2pm FRASERTOWN Wairoa Community Centre, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Te Kura Kaupapa Māori O Te Ara Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Whetu Marama Marae, Hou, 22 Wyclife Street 33 Marine Parade Frasertown Rd Taradale Shopping Centre, Sat 3 Oct - Wed 7 Oct 10am - 4pm Sat 10 Oct 9am - 4pm 264 Gloucester St Mon 12 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 12pm - 6pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Fri 9 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 4pm Sat 3 Oct - Wed 14 Oct 9am - 5pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Caledonian Hall, Fri 16 Oct 12pm - 4pm MATAWAI Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Thu 15 Oct 9am - 6pm 60 King Street Matawai School, Fri 16 Oct 9am - 4pm Mon 5 Oct - Tue 6 Oct 10am - 2pm 29 Raumati Street Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm OPOUTAMA Wairoa Memorial Hall, Thu 8 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 2pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mon 12 Oct - Tue 13 Oct 10am - 2pm Frasertown School, Opoutama Community Centre, 93 Queen Street Thu 15 Oct - Fri 16 Oct 10am - 2pm 5 Russell Parade 1631 Main Rd Sat 10 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 12pm - 6pm EIT Cafeteria and Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Thu 8 Oct - Fri 9 Oct 10am - 4pm Fri 16 Oct 12pm - 4pm MEEANEE Tue 13 Oct - Wed 14 Oct 10am - 4pm Student Association, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 501 Gloucester Street Meeanee School, Tue 6 Oct - Thu 8 Oct 10am - 3pm Allandale School, Bay Baptist Church, 6 Gavin Black Street Tue 13 Oct - Thu 15 Oct 10am - 3pm 167 King Street 81 Gloucester Street Sat 10 Oct 9am - 4pm Wairoa College, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm PARKLANDS 20 Lucknow Street Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Hawkes Bay Rugby Football Taradale High School, Club, 3 Orotu Drive 50 Murphy Road Awakeri School, Girl Guides Mahoe Hall, Corner MOHAKA Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 9am - 4pm 974 State Highway 30 Auckland Road & York Avenue WESTSHORE Mohaka School, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Mohaka Coast Road Westshore School, Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm PATOKA Alfred Street All Saints Church, Sat 10 Oct - Sun 11 Oct 9am - 4pm Te Kura Kaupapa Māori Greenmeadows East Community Patoka School, Corner Hendley 23 Puketapu Road Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm & Puketitiri Roads o Te Orini ki Ngati Awa, Hall, 83 Tait Drive Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm 33 Meadow Vale Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm Sat 17 Oct 9am - 7pm

You can vote from Saturday 3 October to 7pm, Saturday 17 October. For the latest information visit vote.nz or call 0800 36 76 56. 18 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 Pacific leaders weigh in on bill What the cannabis referendum means for Pacific Island communities by Sela Jane Hopgood, RNZ and minding our own business. to control the harm that comes from “While legalising cannabis won’t cannabis? I believe it’s a business WELLINGTON — The question of make the black market disappear, we’ll model that’s putting forward profit whether cannabis should be legal has have greater control over the potency over people,” Mr Tanielu said. divided New Zealanders for years, but of it, more transparency of what is “Research shows that prolonged what does the Pacific community think actually in the products and we’ll use of cannabis, especially at higher of the bill? have the benefit of knowing exactly THC levels, has a direct impact on The 2018-2019 New Zealand Health where these stores are, taking away suicidal tendencies, respiratory Survey found 15 percent of adults had the fear of a tinnie houses popping up problems, some mental health issues, used cannabis in the past year — but nextdoor to our homes,” she said. psychosis, lung cancer, heart issues for Pacific, the figure was slightly The current approach was punitive, and an increase in the number of higher at 17 percent. she said, and resulted in “more young hospitalisations. So, in terms of health Pacific community leaders around brown men with convictions”. for Pacific people, it’s a disaster.” New Zealand have weighed in on “We recognise that cannabis isn’t Mr Tanielu rejected claims that what the cannabis legalisation and going to go away, but we’ll learn decriminalising cannabis would mean control referendum will mean for their from past mistakes with tobacco and fewer people would end up in prison. communities. alcohol and put strong measures in According to New Zealand police, The University of Otago Pacific place to reduce harm — especially for they were “committed to reducing the Island Student Association (UOPISA) our children and young people.” demand for cannabis and disrupting conducted an in-house survey to Medicinal cannabis was hard to the supply chain”. Police said they gauge what the members knew about access and “hugely” expensive, and targeted people who grew and the cannabis referendum. legalising cannabis would help more supplied cannabis through aerial The survey took place after an people with illnesses access the drug, searches. online cannabis forum in August she added. “Prosecution for cannabis has that was organised and hosted effects and people had concerns it board member Anna Edwards will be South Auckland community worker declined in the last three years by the Otago University Students would be a gateway drug to other voting yes to the bill also. But she Ronji Tanielu, however, is strongly and convictions for cannabis have Association, and it included guest drugs, leading to misuse. understands it will be a tough choice against the bill and said lower-income declined in the last five years,” Mr speaker Green Party List MP Chlöe “Some voted a strong ‘no’ because for many in the Pacific community families, including Maori and Pacific Tanielu said. Swarbrick. there were no details that they felt because of their own experiences with families, would be harmed if the bill “Harm from alcohol causes about UOPISA president Joshuaa were adequate enough for specific other drugs. becomes law. $7.5 billion of damage to the country Alefosio-Pei said there was a high policing and tracking of cannabis use,” “I want a health-centred, harm “We have broken systems when it per year. In terms of tax, it only brings proportion of people in the group who Mr Alefosio-Pei said. -reduction approach to cannabis, comes to alcohol and pokie machines in $1 billion of tax per year, so there’s were aware of the referendum, even “I’m voting yes for decriminalising.” which makes it safer and helps New and both alcohol and pokie machines seven times the amount of harm that before the forum. Waiheke Island-based Presbyterian Zealanders and our Pacific fanau are all over my community in South comes in for the amount of tax that is “The members who voted ‘yes’ to minister, Mua Strickson-Pua, has family who struggle with cannabis Auckland and all over communities brought in. People will say that if you the bill gave reasons such as better been vocal about where he stands misuse,” she said. with higher deprivation — the lower- legalise cannabis, there will be money safety regulations than we currently regarding the cannabis referendum. “There are a lot of positives to income families. The model brought that comes in — and that’s the broken have now. Others noted that there was He pointed out that legalising come out of legalising cannabis,” Ms out here with this cannabis bill is to system I’m referring to,” he said. already cannabis on the market, but cannabis allowed for the opportunity Edwards said. basically re-do the same model. In August, National leader Judith it’s just on the black market. to move away from prosecuting people “Gangs roost in poor “If the Government can’t control Collins revealed the entire National “People who contemplated voting with the drug to looking at the health neighbourhoods where most of our the harm and damage that comes to party caucus had decided to vote ‘no’ said it was because there was issues around consumption. community are raising our kids, and families through pokie machines and against the Cannabis Legalisation and insufficient research on the health New Zealand Drug Foundation where we are learning, worshipping alcohol, how the hell are they going Control Bill in the referendum. SCARILY LOW PRICES & SPOOKY SPECIALS

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AUCKLAND — Leaving for overseas can actually get to New Zealand. has been a rite of passage for young New Travel Agents Association president Zealanders for decades, but Covid-19 has Brent Thomas, from House of Travel, said prompted thousands of migratory Kiwis flights were significantly more expensive, to return. which could be a barrier for some. However, beyond the raw numbers, “It’s not a matter of just jumping on little is known about who exactly is old routes and coming back the way that coming back and how long they are you’ve always done. It’s about how do staying for. you actually get through, which borders, At least one economist claims that whether you need quarantine versus there’s a big influx of long-term returnees where can you just transit, so it is very is a myth. complex to come back from certain parts Mark is in managed isolation at the of the world and that’s why people are Pullman Hotel in Auckland with his using travel agents.” partner and their two children. In a written statement, the Ministry of The family accelerated plans to return Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) said it from Sydney when coronavirus started had provided consular assistance to many affecting his job security. thousands of New Zealanders who were “In Australia, we are not entitled overseas when the pandemic hit. to much of a social safety net, we “With air corridors now open to most get medicare and things like that. I parts of the globe, the majority of those certainly felt more vulnerable. I had a 20 Kiwis wanting to return have done so. percent pay reduction and not being an “But we know small numbers of Kiwis Australian citizen we didn’t have access who have remained overseas longer to Centrelink and all its benefits.” RETURN OF NEW ZEALANDERS: Passengers from international flights at Auckland than planned due to the cost, limited Mark told Morning Report he knew Airport in January, after flights from Guangzhou and Shanghai had touched down. availability or cancellation of flights. several expats who had brought forward Covid-19 has prompted thousands of migratory Kiwis to return home. File picture MFAT keeps a close eye on situations plans to return. that impact on New Zealanders’ ability “I’ve also heard the same from a couple it so we need to understand where they fact there were fewer returning than to return home, it provides consular of friends in Europe that they’re looking can fill gaps and what other gaps are usual. assistance where requested.” to come back but they kind of need to not going to be filled by returning New “It’s a complete myth. The number of Spoonley said it was not known stay put now while they have a job . . . a Zealanders.” New Zealanders entering New Zealand how many of the New Zealanders will few others (are) considering it in the next Spoonley said there was a need for from overseas each week is about a third eventually return. six months mainly those ones based in better data collection at the border. of the normal number. It is actually an “I suspect there are quite a few who Australia.” Statistics New Zealand data shows incredibly low number of people entering are sitting in bedsits in London or in a Massey University sociology professor that since March 20, 66,200 New Zealand the country.” flat in Sydney just waiting for things to Paul Spoonley said prior to lockdown, citizens have arrived in the country, and Stephens said with no foreigners improve, and when they don’t improve New Zealand was getting 160,000 25,100 departed. coming into the country and hardly they will continue to come back to New permanent migrants a year, mainly The figures for August and September anyone leaving, net migration had gone Zealand. under the skilled migrant category, and are provisional, but of the more than from 40,000 a year just before Covid to “So the return of New Zealanders is 310,000 temporary migrants and study 30,000 total arrivals between April and effectively zero. going to be one of the key themes of visa holders, many of whom were also July, 4000 were New Zealand citizens If re-elected, a Labour-led government migration in 2020. We just don’t know eligible to work. coming back to settle for at least 12 will allocate 10 percent of managed how big or how long it’s going to exist.” “We’ve just knocked out a major part months. isolation places to critical workers, which However, Spoonley said colleagues of our skills supply in terms of both Westpac chief economist Dominick will allow about 1400 into the country in Europe were projecting it could be temporary and permanent migrants and Stephens said there was no flood of New each month. 2023 or even 2024 before international the returning New Zealanders are mostly Zealanders coming home to roost — in But there is a question of how people mobility returned to normal. — RNZ Newspapers deliver real results – not just likes.

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*Colmar Brunton – Trust, advertising receptivity and engagement 2017. Nielsen CMI Q1 2019 – Q4 2019. Base All People 15+. - HORIZ NPA00016B 34760-02 20 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 Plan to address police bullying WELLINGTON — Police have our new people-centric restorative system, as “New Zealand Police have a clear been given an overhaul, with a new outlined plans to address bullying and practice model pilots,” police said in a part of the purpose: to ensure everybody can be talent pathway police said was harassment concerns after a review statement. restorative safe and feel safe — and that starts “simpler, fairer and more transparent”. by consultant Debbie Francis earlier The Francis report said an external practice with our own people,” he said. It has been used since August. this year. system should be put in place to deal pilots, to “To perform at our best, our culture The new system offers better The review came after RadioNZ with bullying complaints, but the police ensure our needs to be positive, safe and healthy. assessment and short listing of spoke to more than 150 current or were implementing a new internal approach “We want to prevent bullying by candidates, unconscious bias former sworn and non-sworn staff who system. is fit for creating and sustaining a healthy education and training, and greater said bullying was rife in police. The progress report released purpose.” organisational culture, and manage support for candidates. A new complaints system will be yesterday said this was so police were Police bullying, when it occurs, through safe Applicants for jobs now get trialled in November, replacing the responsible for their own staff. said keeping the complaints system and secure channels for disclosures feedback after an interview, successful Speak Up system with a restorative “We think a new internal model, internal also helped police to enact and effective resolution of complaints.” or not, and there will be less cherry justice process. with appropriate end-to-end support, some of the 30 recommendations In August, police launched a picking of candidates. Speak Up was at the centre of is the best option for our people,” the made in the Francis report. leadership development programme Bullying victims had said there was complaints from bullied staff, who progress report reads. Police Commissioner Andrew Coster which is a year-long course to give a boys’ club culture in police, in which said it was used to revictimise “The new system will be based on is leading a new Be First, Then Do people better techniques and feedback senior leaders would offer promotions them. best practice across the public service Strategy and Action Plan, which seeks tools for coaching. to people they liked and were deemed Sometimes, complaints about and will address all of the learnings to ensure senior leadership are leading Sergeants, senior sergeants and “in the club”. managers would be referred to that from the 2019 review of Speak Up as by example. inspectors will all go through the The new system should rectifiy manager, meaning they were dealing well as the Francis Review. Many complaints from bullying coaching, and police said every single some of those issues. with a bullying complaint about “We’ve discussed this change victims centre around senior police employee would be trained The police plan to have all 30 themselves. with the review author, Debbie Francis, leadership leading the bullying culture, in a new continuous education recommendations from the Francis “We are aiming to trial parts of the who supports our intent and approach. which is something Coster, who was programme. Review in place before July next year. new system in November, as part of “We hope to trial aspects of the new appointed this year, will not stand for. The recruitment system has also — Radio NZ Still not home, 11 weeks after floods by Peter de Graaf, Northern Advocate KAWAKAWA — Eleven weeks after the July flood swept through their property, Joe and Shirley Reti still can’t move home — and they have no idea when they’ll be able to. Every day they travel from a backpackers’ hostel to their flood-damaged Waikare Valley home, east of Kawakawa, to feed their animals and continue the clean-up. Then, before evening falls, they head back to their temporary accommodation. Shirley Reti, 63, says she’s reached the end of her tether. “We’re over it. In the past week I hit rock bottom.” BRIDGE TOO DANGEROUS FOR HEAVY VEHICLES: Shirley Reti On July 15, in the first bout at the rickety bridge that provides the only access to half a dozen of heavy rain to hit Northland, Waikare Valley homes when the river is too high to drive across. floodwater rushed down the Waikare River, filled their garage and outbuildings to a metre deep, but stopped just short of the house. Their son had just finished waterblasting the silt away when, on July 18, water was lapping at their top step again. Joe, 67, was moving a tractor to higher ground across the Waikare Valley Road bridge FRUSTRATED: Shirley Reti inside her flood-damaged home in when he heard a mighty roar in Waikare Valley, east of Kawakawa. Northern Advocate pictures the distance. “It was like a tsunami of their remaining belongings. staffer told Shirley they didn’t water, trees, debris, rubbish — Now they’re waiting for the have machinery or money to fix whatever it picked up along the insurance report to be finalised it. way. It came over our stopbank. before repair work can go out to “It’s paradise here normally,” I told Angel (a neighbour’s tender. Shirley said. “We just don’t want daughter), ‘Get your gumboots Access is one of the problems to go through these 500-year on, the water’s coming in the holding up the Retis’ return. events too often.” house’.” Usually the Retis reach their Similar issues are playing out Floodwater soaked the beds, home by driving across a ford, at other homes along the valley. ADVISED TO LIFT HOME: Joe and Shirley Reti still can’t move wrecked the fridge and freezer, but until a week ago the river Just upstream, Karen back into their Waikare Valley home, 11 weeks after the July floods. warped furniture, blew up the was still too high. The only other Herbert’s mokopuna used to get Because climate change is expected to make floods more frequent, TV and cut the phone line. access is via a rickety bridge to kohanga reo by crossing a Shirley and Joe Reti have been advised to raise their stopbank and Once the water dropped Joe over a stream. swingbridge when the ford was house. spent three days cutting out the The builders have been using too deep. carpet. Good Samaritan Andy it, carefully, but heavy vehicles The sturdy swingbridge was, She moved two cars to higher the affected properties, said Murdoch brought his tractor can’t, so the property’s septic however, smashed to kindling in ground, but they were still some residents had been able to from Kerikeri to clear debris tanks still haven’t been pumped the flood by a monster log. flooded. use a Civil Defence emergency and fill holes in the driveway. out. Only in the past fortnight has Their home escaped unscathed fund. The Retis also had visits from The bridge is used by another the river dropped enough so the but the property was buried “Unfortunately, where a Civil Defence, regional and five households when the river is Herberts can drive across. deep in logs and debris. A washed-out access way is on district councils, the Earthquake too high to ford. Next door Phillipa Reti and sleepout and an outside kitchen private property, there’s nothing Commission and an insurance The bridge is on private husband Dean were luckier. were flooded and their pig was the council can do.” assessor, who told them the property so it’s not the Far Their home was raised 2.5m last seen swimming down the Instead, she was working with house wasn’t liveable. Since then North District Council’s on stilts after devastating floods Waikare River. other agencies on the residents’ they’ve been staying down the responsibility. A quote from a in 2007 and 2009, with help With help from Civil Defence behalf and raising awareness. valley in temporary digs. bridge-building firm to fix it from Habitat for Humanity and and Andy Murdoch, and a lot of Because climate change is “It’s a nice place, but we need was $190,000, far more than the various agencies. Even so the effort on her part, the property expected to make floods more to come home,” Shirley said. Retis can afford. water rose to within 1m of the is almost back to its normal frequent, Shirley and Joe Reti Builders have removed water- The ford, which had shifted floorboards. meticulous state. have been advised to raise their damaged internal walls and for and deepened in the flood, is Phillipa was rescued by a “We’re slowly getting there.” stopbank and house. Insurance the past six days commercial also outside the district council’s neighbour with a tractor after Far North District councillor will cover the cost of repairs, but cleaners have been packing up jurisdiction. A regional council getting stuck down the valley. Kelly Stratford, who has visited not raising the house. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 21

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Hawkes Bay races at Hastings Saturday Jetbet 4 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10 Q. 2-3-4-5, 7-8-9-10 PL6 5-10 Selections 15 55s6s Rock With Choux (15) 56 57 T Thornton 3 3141s Swisswatch (2) 59 88 8 — Only In Jakarta SCRATCHED 2 4s360 The Mitigator (15) 59 102 S Collett 16 96508 Bear Gryls (13) 54 45 T Newman (a3) A Goindasamy (a2) Race 1: GALLARDO, OVERSTAYER, MALIK 9 44s80 Maria Dior (8) 54 70 A Goindasamy (a2) 3 125s3 Prise De Fer (14) 59 99 O Bosson 4 51242 Tavis Court (7) 55.5 81 H Schofer (a3) 10 5531s Bucky (2) 54 67 L Hemi 4 2s882 Sultan Of Swing (8) 59 97 T Yanagida (a) Race 2: RANGER, BELLESGIRL, FIGHTING FIRE 2 Napier City Council 12.55 5 7212s Blue On Black (4) 54 78 T Thornton 11 879s1 London Bound (9) 54 67 M Cameron 5 115s0 Germanicus (7) 59 89 C Ormsby Race 3: CAN I GET AN AMEN, GUS THE MAVERICK, $30,000, maat, 1300m 6 623s1 Lincoln Hills (1) 54 78 L Hemi 6 215s1 Callsign Mav (13) 58.5 103 J Riddell SPIDERMAN 7 67s64 Cavallo Veloce (3) 54 75 7 Hawke’s Bay Guineas 3.50 7 46s60 Melody Belle (4) 57 115 T Harris 1 2461 Fighting Fire (8) 58 63 D Johnson 8 734s3 Motivation (6) 54 70 S Collett Race 4: SWISSWATCH, GO NICHOLAS, TAVIS COURT 2 06s12 Ranger (3) 58 63 C Ormsby $100,000, group 2 3yo sw, 1400m 8 11s13 Avantage (5) 57 109 D Johnson 9 s0810 One Prize One Goal (8) 54 67 9 413s2 Supera (11) 57 102 R Myers Race 5: FESTIVITY, MADAM HASS, PETRACHOR 3 3282s The Garrison (11) 57 54 M Cameron 1 11s1 Need I Say More (11) 56.5 79 T Harris 10 556s0 Pinmedown (9) 57 87 R Elliot Race 6: MASCARPONE, SHEEZALLMINE, MELT 4 32 Alpha Charlie (12) 57 53 L Innes 2 192 Suffused (4) 56.5 69 M Cameron 5 Three Wise Birds 2.40 11 111s4 Jennifer Eccles (3) 56.5 95 M Cameron Race 7: NEED I SAY MORE, AEGON, SUFFUSED 5 Ps32 Free Thyme (6) 57 53 J Bassett (a4) 3 1 Aegon (8) 56.5 63 L Innes 6 56s27 Red Sunday (2) 57 51 L Hemi $30,000, rating 74 benchmark, 1200m 4 16 Bourbonaire (9) 56.5 63 D Johnson 12 112s1 Two Illicit (6) 56.5 95 L Innes Race 8: BEAUDEN, GRAND BOUQUET, ROBUSTO 13 320s9 Loire (1) 56.5 89 M McNab 7 436s Horopito (7) 57 50 R Myers 1 3336s Raposa Rapida (14) 60.5 75 5 s4135 Gentleman Jack (5) 56.5 63 R Myers Race 9: TWO ILLICIT, MELODY BELLE, SUPERA 8 257s6 King Farouk (9) 57 50 J Parkes 2 00s63 Get Schroeder (9) 58.5 71 6 1 Grand Gesture (7) 56.5 63 M McNab 14 12s97 Vancooga (10) 56.5 81 S Weatherley Race 10: BEYOND THE FORT, KATIE PERRIE, PENNY ROYAL 9 60 Pin Up Boy (1) 57 45 T Yanagida (a1) S O’Malley (a3) 7 14 Kobe Rocks (10) 56.5 63 T Thornton EMERGENCIES: 10 236s Bellesgirl (4) 55 52 S Weatherley 8 45 Lapel (1) 56.5 50 A Goindasamy (a) 15 s8567 Watch This Space (2) 59 87 3 3875s Mercy Hill (6) 58 74 S Weatherley SCRATCHED 11 s4330 Autobahn (5) 54 69 4 s5119 Ferindi (13) 57.5 69 L Innes 9 7 Run For Cover (13) 56.5 46 R Elliot 16 — Beyond The Fort 12 207s7 Arancia (10) 54 50 A Goindasamy (a2) 5 7211s Angaria (11) 57 68 M Cameron 10 6 Screamin Eagle (6) 56.5 45 J Parkes 6 4933s Langkawi (10) 57 68 S Collett 11 s4330 Autobahn (3) 54.5 69 S Collett 10 Vanbrugh At Windsor Park Stud 5.35 3 Villa Maria Gimblett Gravels 1.30 7 s513s Pinultimate (5) 56.5 71 T Harris 12 82 Moana (2) 54.5 52 S Weatherley $30,000, rating 74 benchmark, 1600m 13 8 Vishakha (12) 54.5 45 L Hemi $30,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m 8 1741s Amano (4) 56.5 67 J Parkes 1 328s3 Beyond The Fort (3) 63.5 85 9 s0810 One Prize One Goal (2) 56.5 67 1 Hastings - Heart Of Hawke’s Bay 12.20 1 1235s Nudge Bar (4) 59 63 J Parkes 8 Fasttrack Insurance 4.25 S O’Malley (a3) 2 6s426 Spiderman (7) 59 63 O Bosson T Thornton 2 10s97 Pep Torque (13) 62 78 H Schofer (a3) $40,000, open handicap, 2000m $30,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 2100m 3 0s553 Gus The Maverick (2) 58.5 62 C Ormsby 10 2438s Madam Hass (12) 55.5 69 3 s3518 Times Ticking (15) 60.5 75 O Bosson 11 2129s Showboat (7) 55.5 69 R Myers 1 F87Ps Class Above (2) 60 65 R Elliot 4 s7203 Matt Cain (12) 58.5 62 S Collett 1 17s66 Beauden (9) 62 100 R Elliot 4 s7447 Iron Eagle (6) 59.5 73 D Danis (a2) 5 s0223 Rockoneve (3) 58 65 S O’Malley (a3) 12 11s Festivity (8) 55 68 D Johnson 2 5s099 Hunta Pence (3) 55 86 5 s116s Bonny Ezra (1) 59 72 J Parkes 2 s4581 Yossarian (6) 60 65 H Schofer (a3) 13 1152s Petrachor (3) 55 68 A Goindasamy (a2) 3 49s06 Sagunto (12) 59.5 64 T Harris 6 3198s Marroni (8) 58 61 M Cameron A Goindasamy (a2) 6 s7s40 Lubaya (11) 57.5 73 J Riddell 7 0s1s2 Can I Get An Amen (6) 57.5 64 14 879s1 London Bound (1) 54.5 67 3 9s095 Red Sierra (5) 54.5 89 R Myers 7 4173s Very Appealing (4) 57.5 73 R Myers 4 Ps833 Malik (14) 59 63 J Riddell 15 5213s Serena (15) 54.5 67 L Hemi 5 2s251 Overstayer (7) 59 63 D Johnson D Johnson 4 s7901 Grand Bouquet (7) 54 80 S Collett 8 6745s Kamanda Lincoln (5) 57.5 69 R Elliot 8 07Ls2 Cinzento (10) 57.5 64 J Riddell 5 1s417 Robusto (8) 54 80 M Cameron 6 1s727 One Of The Best (11) 58.5 62 J Parkes 6 Li Redshaw Memorial 3.15 9 3s123 Password (14) 57.5 69 T Yanagida (a1) 9 2103s Tuppence (11) 57 63 M McNab 6 s4045 Livin’ On A Prayer (4) 54 79 D Johnson 10 450s1 Rangitata (7) 57.5 69 M McNab 7 6s753 Brassy Boy (5) 58 61 M McNab 10 65s60 Shady Grey (5) 57 59 H Schofer (a3) 7 6s080 Whatsup (6) 54 69 T Thornton 8 89020 Our Beeskees (16) 58 61 C Ormsby $40,000, open handicap, 1200m 11 37s11 Desert Mirage (8) 57 72 D Johnson 11 0s2L6 Cruz Ramirez (1) 56 61 R Myers 8 34121 Mishka (1) 54 67 D Danis (a2) 12 9s3s2 Katie Perrie (2) 57 72 S Collett 9 214s0 Piping Hot (3) 58 61 D Danis (a2) 12 418s0 Vroom (9) 56 61 L Hemi 1 1034s Sheezallmine (3) 62 91 M McNab 9 s8670 My Tommy (2) 54 55 L Hemi 10 2s007 Fishermans Blues (1) 57.5 60 2 6603s Hypnos (7) 59 81 D Johnson 10 — Bear Gryls SCRATCHED 13 47s16 Penny Royal (9) 56 70 J Bassett (a4) S O’Malley (a3) 4 Livamol Optimiser 2.05 3 77171 New York Jazz (6) 59 81 T Newman (a3) 14 9s918 Red Beach (12) 55 68 M Cameron 11 s6233 Gallardo (4) 57 63 R Myers 4 58s21 Mascarpone (4) 58 79 R Elliot 9 Windsor Park Plate 5.00 EMERGENCIES: 12 00s63 Brian Boru (8) 57 59 S Collett $40,000, open handicap, 1400m 5 7114s Fibonacci (5) 56.5 76 T Thornton 15 s8493 Jakkalbomb (16) 56.5 71 13 50629 Estefania (9) 56.5 62 J Bassett (a4) 1 5s17s Go Nicholas (5) 62 94 T Yanagida (a1) 6 0s2s0 Melt (10) 56 79 L Innes $200,000, group 1 wfa, 1600m 16 — James Barrie SCRATCHED 14 00s70 Rex Royale (10) 56 57 L Hemi 2 7102s Te Akau Caliburn (9) 61 92 7 67s64 Cavallo Veloce (1) 56 75 S Collett 1 47s60 Shadows Cast (12) 59 102 J Parkes 17 1s603 Parisian (10) 56.5 67

Canterbury races at Riccarton Park Saturday Jetbet 6 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 3 Nobby Bussell Memorial 12.35 8 85262 Queen Jetsun (20) 57.5 64 K Williams 11 042 Miss Tycoon Rose (14) 56.5 52 20 49824 Upperhand (19) 54 75 9 20s0s Baby Menaka (21) 57 63 T Comignaghi K Chowdhoory (a) 21 8s4s3 Mazzuro (6) 54 71 Race 1: WATCHMAKER, LAPHROAIG, SOUTHERN OCEAN $22,500, 2yo sw+p, 800m 10 47s96 Red River Rock (13) 57 63 K Asano (a1) 12 036 The Gift (12) 56.5 50 K Mudhoo Race 2: RUSSIAN FABLE, IRISH HI, JACK KNOWS BEST 1 Avonallo (2) 57 47 S Wynne 11 0s900 Seemax (10) 57 63 C Campbell (a1) 13 Adannaya (5) 56.5 47 C Campbell (a) 11 Plough Hotel 5.18 Race 3: AVONALLO, FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS, BODYGUARD 2 Bodyguard (5) 57 47 T Moseley 12 62831 Aquattack (6) 56.5 62 S J Macnab (a1) 14 0 Lightning Ridge (2) 56.5 45 C Barnes $27,500, rating 74 benchmark, 1600m Race 4: MAJOR ISH CHOUX, TOP OFTHE STRAIGHT, 3 Follow Your Dreams (3) 57 47 13 s6451 Rockwithme (15) 56.5 62 S Wynne 1 6520s Anythingcouldhappn (14) 59 76 SHOCK PROSPECT L Callaway 14 0s017 Vermont (14) 56.5 62 L Callaway 9 Rangiora New World 4.08 15 40210 Zurafaa (17) 56 61 T Moseley T Comignaghi Race 5: BORDEAUX LE ROUGE, ZOLTAN, MARINE 4 Quarantina (1) 55 45 C Barnes $32,500, open handicap, 1200m 5 Roussanne (4) 55 45 K Chowdhoory (a1) EMERGENCIES: 2 s2162 City Slicker (8) 58 74 R Mudhoo (a2) Race 6: QUEEN JETSUN, PAPAGENA, COUP DREAMWOOD 16 03040 Hot Tap (9) 56 61 1 1s414 He Kin Fly (5) 62 95 R Cuneen 3 s2331 Jin Lu (9) 57.5 69 B Murray Race 7: SUMMER MONSOON, PHANTOM WITNESS, 4 Ray Sharpe Memorial 1.10 17 8s085 Zareeba (8) 56 61 2 125s0 Prince Oz (3) 61.5 94 T Moseley 4 010s0 Cinto Bay (2) 57 72 C Barnes 3 30644 Irish Excuse (16) 61 93 Y Y Chew (a4) ALL ABOUT MAGIC 18 13000 Oceans Away (7) 58 61 5 s30s7 Green Dispatch (16) 57 68 $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m 4 024s0 Killarney (10) 59.5 90 T Comignaghi S J Macnab (a1) Race 8: EVA JAMES, CORNFLOWER BLUE, MATCHMAKER 19 7s475 Madam De Soir (19) 55.5 60 1 — Aristotle SCRATCHED 20 10688 Apellido (2) 57.5 60 5 14s65 Johnny Jones (4) 59 89 S D Khetoo (a4) 6 6s923 Zelenski (11) 57 68 T Moseley Race 9: WEKAFORCE, HE KIN FLY, KARALINO 2 — Hey Mickey SCRATCHED 21 09s90 Trumpet (18) 57.5 60 6 19531 Turncoat (17) 58.5 88 7 s6716 Bronte Beach (17) 56.5 71 K Asano (a1) Race 10: MAJOR TOM, NOMEN LUDI, OWEN PATRICK 3 87s33 Top Ofthe Straight (8) 58 59 B Murray K Chowdhoory (a1) 8 8s708 Jewel Of Patch (19) 56.5 67 L Callaway Race 11: ZELENSKI, BRONTE BEACH, CITY SLICKER 4 45s00 Master Lincoln (5) 57.5 58 J Lowry 7 Dyer Decorating 2.55 7 1118s Windsor (7) 58 87 K Mudhoo 9 41615 Ricky Baker (15) 56.5 67 Y Y Chew (a4) 8 2112s Wekaforce (1) 57.5 90 K Williams Race 12: MARKUS AURELIUS, CAITLYN JAY, BLACKBOOK 5 70040 Taponisme (2) 57.5 58 S J Macnab (a1) $27,500, rating 74 benchmark, 1200m 10 62737 Tuilana (12) 55 68 J Fawcett 6 0s075 Rocket Ship (12) 57 61 C Barnes 9 s1957 El Bee Darci (12) 57.5 86 11 98s08 Gifted (18) 54.5 67 T Jonker 7 4327s Shock Prospect (14) 57 61 K Williams 1 70s52 Aotea Lad (10) 60.5 75 C Burdan (a2) S J Macnab (a1) 12 6886s Real Beach (5) 54.5 67 K Kwo (a2) 1 Pryde’s Easifeed 11.30 8 00749 Stella Daze (1) 57 61 T Moseley 2 19s82 Summer Monsoon (1) 60 74 10 2232s Monza Circuito (14) 56.5 88 13 436s1 Asathought (13) 54 64 K Williams 9 0s800 Our Prom King (7) 57 57 J Fawcett R Mudhoo (a2) R Mudhoo (a2) 14 744s4 Panzer (7) 54 62 K Chowdhoory (a1) $10,000, maiden, 1400m 10 9372s Major Ish Choux (4) 56 59 K Asano (a1) 3 30715 Final Savings (4) 59 72 K Mudhoo 11 12402 Saber (18) 56.5 84 M Gestain (a4) 15 s0025 Qwerty (1) 54 62 C Campbell (a1) 1 00s32 Laphroaig (13) 58.5 54 C Grylls 11 00s40 Belindabella (3) 55 57 K Mudhoo 4 1397s Hee’s Our Secret (7) 59 72 R Cuneen 12 14s24 Shirley Maude (19) 55.5 86 K Asano (a1) 16 95s0s Letsbringiton (6) 54 59 K Mudhoo 2 s3s54 Lethal (9) 58.5 51 C Burdan (a2) 12 0s458 Mamba (11) 55 57 T Jonker 5 233s0 I Am A Rock (8) 58.5 71 K Williams 13 0s8s8 Age Of Fire (20) 55.5 82 C Burdan (a2) 17 0s068 Rivaldo (10) 54 59 C Burdan (a2) 3 542s7 Zakunda (1) 58.5 51 T Comignaghi 13 0s60s Miss Curious (15) 55 57 A Balloo 6 0321s Tee Cee Coup (12) 58 74 14 4s501 Karalino (15) 54 80 C Grylls EMERGENCIES: 4 358 Barrett (10) 58.5 50 K Asano (a1) 14 s0080 Quality Prevails (6) 55 57 L Callaway K Chowdhoory (a1) 15 0s220 Tobilicious (9) 54 79 C Barnes 18 587s0 Head Office (4) 54 59 5 Southern Ocean (6) 58.5 47 K Williams 15 6098s Tarabeebee (16) 54.5 56 T Comignaghi 7 113s2 Phantom Witness (15) 58 70 S Wynne 16 66s9s Amastar (11) 54 78 S Wynne 19 s6000 Pickup (3) 54 57 6 7s923 Super Tap (8) 56.5 53 R Mudhoo (a2) EMERGENCIES: 8 4361s Express Rip (11) 57.5 69 17 1113s Lightning Jack (6) 54 77 K Kwo (a2) 20 840s0 King Of The Dance (20) 58.5 71 7 00305 Sunny Lady (11) 56.5 50 R Cuneen 16 800s8 Miss Diorella (13) 54 55 Y Y Chew (a4) S J Macnab (a1) EMERGENCIES: 8 0s649 The Emporess (7) 56.5 49 S Wynne 17 08s97 Iffida (9) 54 55 9 0322s All About Magic (13) 57 72 C Grylls 18 s68s6 Air Max (13) 54 73 12 NZB Ready To Run Sale Trainers Srs 5.52 18 08s00 Holy Loch (10) 56 55 10 3217s Live Drama (16) 56.5 71 T Comignaghi 19 70s52 Aotea Lad (2) 54 75 9 089 Betathedeviluno (4) 56.5 45 $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m S J Macnab (a1) 11 926s6 Clooney (14) 56.5 67 J Fawcett 20 19s82 Summer Monsoon (8) 54 74 10 80 Santissima (2) 56.5 45 T Moseley 5 Inglewood Stud Guineas Trial 1.45 12 6s010 Operator (2) 56.5 67 C Campbell (a1) 1 452s7 All Black Magic (12) 59.5 64 13 6s214 Our Girl Gilly (18) 55.5 69 M Gestain (a4) 10 North Canterbury Cup 4.43 11 s8909 Tennessee Rock (12) 56.5 45 $25,000, 3yo sw+p, 1400m Y Y Chew (a4) R Beeharry (a3) 14 275s0 Vasiliki (3) 55 68 T Moseley $32,500, open handicap, 1800m 2 — Fire Show SCRATCHED 1 144s5 Bordeaux Le Rouge (1) 57.5 65 15 25s0s Jessie Janet (9) 54.5 67 L Callaway 12 s8445 Watchmaker (5) 56 50 1 7s384 Who Dares Wins (4) 62 99 S Wynne 3 31s62 Markus Aurelius (4) 59.5 64 K Chowdhoory (a1) S Wynne 16 24s48 Sorceress (17) 54 66 K Asano (a1) C Burdan (a2) 2 56125 Zoltan (6) 57.5 64 T Moseley 17 84620 Arnage (5) 54 63 T Jonker 2 11132 Major Tom (8) 59.5 94 J Fawcett 13 0 Goodonyamate (3) 56 45 B Murray 3 09s49 Camino Rocoso (5) 59 93 4 41205 Paint Me Red (13) 59 63 K Mudhoo 3 1 Marine (5) 57.5 63 K Chowdhoory (a1) EMERGENCIES: 5 3401s Rainman (1) 59 63 S D Khetoo (a4) 2 Auto Express Wash 12.02 4 174 Show Bazz (9) 57.5 62 R Cuneen 18 207s0 Where Angels Walk (6) 54 61 S D Khetoo (a4) SCRATCHED 4 s2133 Nomen Ludi (16) 59 93 T Moseley 6 91 Rock Sensation (16) 59 63 5 489 Pete The Driver (4) 56 48 R Mudhoo (a2) 19 — She’s A Smash Hit K Chowdhoory (a1) $10,000, maiden, 1400m 6 6 Street Fightin Man (7) 56 46 B Murray 20 — Iffida SCRATCHED 5 05007 Kaharau (11) 56.5 88 L Callaway 1 53663 Jack Knows Best (5) 58.5 51 6 000s0 Dee And Gee (18) 56 91 T Jonker 7 7341 Seriously (17) 59 63 R Cuneen 7 s3353 Platinum Star (8) 54 54 K Asano (a1) 8 s6134 Dough Boy (11) 58.5 62 T Moseley T Comignaghi 8 62 Elizabeth Rose (3) 54 52 C Grylls 8 NZ Bloodstock C'bury Belle Stks 3.33 7 5s877 Owen Patrick (7) 56 87 C Burdan (a2) 8 71s90 Neeson (15) 55.5 86 K Asano (a1) 9 28s81 Glorious Ocean (19) 58 65 T Comignaghi 2 9388s Ifithappensagain (9) 58.5 49 R Cuneen 9 656 Zambezi Zipper (2) 54 46 K Williams $50,000, listed 3yof sw, 1200m 3 47s90 Van Halen (8) 58.5 47 C Barnes 9 47316 Raise You Ten (2) 55 85 C Barnes 10 4s436 Blackbook (18) 57.5 64 J Lowry 4 86s00 Benny Lincoln (1) 58.5 45 T Jonker 6 In Memory Of Tony Prendergast 2.20 1 29s41 Showemhowitsdone (13) 56.5 71 10 2163s Sitarist (13) 54 87 T Comignaghi 11 7s12 Prosperous (2) 57.5 64 C Grylls B Murray 11 65s02 Zentessa (14) 54 84 B Murray 12 — Our Frankie SCRATCHED 5 02226 Russian Fable (7) 56.5 53 $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 2000m K Chowdhoory (a1) 2 s3212 Eva James (6) 56.5 70 L Callaway 12 2s703 Diorissimo (17) 54 83 C Campbell (a1) 13 00551 Boyslightup (14) 56.5 62 K Williams 6 87020 Irish Hi (13) 56.5 51 M Gestain (a4) 1 48902 Are You Cereal (3) 59.5 64 T Jonker 3 302s0 Amosia (7) 56.5 67 K Asano (a) 13 91s56 Mr Intelligence (10) 54 83 14 1s8 Caitlyn Jay (3) 56.5 62 K Asano (a1) 7 s4645 Blackjakk (11) 56.5 50 J Fawcett 2 s4920 Coup Dreamwood (11) 58.5 62 4 04s63 Lovebug (8) 56.5 67 J Fawcett R Mudhoo (a2) 15 96514 Jojo Roxx (5) 56.5 62 S Wynne 8 00449 Pearl Davone (10) 56.5 49 C Burdan (a2) 5 2s1 Cornflower Blue (11) 56.5 63 S Wynne 14 — Riviera Rock SCRATCHED EMERGENCIES: S J Macnab (a1) 3 90561 Grab The Bar (4) 58.5 62 6 7s527 Laced With Gold (4) 56.5 63 C Grylls 15 0s421 Communique (3) 54 82 C Grylls 16 s8210 Hey Mickey (9) 58 61 K Kwo (a2) 9 s5690 Elle Cee (2) 56.5 45 C Burdan (a2) K Chowdhoory (a1) 7 12 Matchmaker (3) 56.5 63 T Comignaghi EMERGENCIES: 17 312s0 Aristotle (10) 58 61 C Campbell (a1) 10 66s79 Vardon Road (4) 56.5 45 K Asano (a1) 4 6183s Take The Deel (16) 58.5 62 J Lowry 8 21 She’s Recommended (9) 56.5 63 T Moseley 16 — Orepuki Lad SCRATCHED 18 4327s Shock Prospect (8) 56 61 11 3s0 Tavilight (6) 56 50 S Wynne 5 15830 Papagena (1) 58 65 R Mudhoo (a2) 9 2s251 Stella Creek (10) 56.5 63 K Williams 17 131s9 Sister Monica (9) 54 79 K Mudhoo 19 00749 Stella Daze (6) 56 61 12 80 One More Chance (3) 56 45 L Callaway 6 s0662 Hillersden (12) 58 61 C Grylls 10 17 Walkthisswey (1) 56.5 62 18 s3111 Dr Velocious (1) 54 77 20 0s075 Rocket Ship (15) 56 61 13 9s09 Miss Penvose (12) 54 45 B Murray 7 s0006 Metasequoia (5) 57.5 64 S D Khetoo (a4) S J Macnab (a) 19 96s02 El Bee Jack (12) 54 76 21 9372s Major Ish Choux (7) 55 59

Cambridge harness at Cambridge Saturday Jetbet 5 TAB D. 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11 T. 1-2-3, 5-6-7, 9-10-11 Q. 2-3-4-5, 8-9-10-11 PL6 6-11 Selections 2 Candice & Jason’s B'day Bash Trot 4.52 9 Betterthanyouthink (Fr) 21 O Gillies 2 — Mighty Monica SCRATCHED 7 — Jimmy Richter SCRATCHED 10 50s50 Major Rage (Fr) 22 P Ferguson Race 1: I GOT MUSIC, PEANNIE, GREAT FANTASY 3 56420 Rough And Ready (Fr) 2 T Mitchell 8 19698 Drum Withers (Fr) 7 D Ferguson $8000, r45-r87 discretionary hcp stand, 2700m 11 Your Welcome (Fr) 23 J Stormont 4 9s005 Captain Max (Fr) 3 A Harrison (J) 9 s8005 Pialligo (Fr) 21 R Fensom Race 2: CREDIT MASTER, STILL EYRE, 1 — George SCRATCHED 12 98 Zoe (Fr) U1 K Bublitz (J) 5 42910 Ohoka Achilles (Fr) 4 P Jeffries 10 99s71 Ideal Sports Girl (Fr) 22 A Poutama EXPENSIVE CRUMPET 2 24233 Fira (Fr) 1 S Phelan 13 004 Six Times A Lady (Fr) U2 L Whittaker (J) 6 66078 Frankie Jones (Fr) 5 S Dickson 11 70670 Comedy Act (Em1) (Fr) 23 F Schumacher Race 3: SCOTTISH POACHER, SHANROAD, SPIRIT OF TREES 3 03367 Caitlin’s Surprise (Fr) 2 A Harrison (J) 7 s3760 Spirit Of Anzac (Fr) 6 L Whittaker (J) 12 62130 Military Man (Fr) 24 T Mitchell Race 4: POCKET BOOK, DREAMERS DELIGHT, 4 30406 Superfast Ninja (Fr) 3 A Drake (J) 5 Xmas Packages - Dec 3rd & 17th 6.20 8 82341 Brookies Jaffa (Fr) 7 P Ferguson 13 19478 Cee Whatadelight (Fr) 25 M McKendry SCRATCHED 14 35638 Lynton Creek (Fr) 26 D Butcher THE PEACEMAKER 5 88685 Safrakova (Fr) 4 L Chin $8000, non-winners 3yo+ c&g. mobile, 2200m 9 — Alterior Motif 10 56s36 Little Miss Perfect (Fr) 21 S Phelan 15 43s07 Better Than Most (Em2) (Fr) 27 B Mangos 6 6s980 Grey Stoke (Fr) U1 Z Butcher 1 57s83 New Frontier (Fr) 1 J Stormont Race 5: THE BANKER, RIVERMAN SAM, MURPHYS REWARD 7 80406 Majestic Stride (Fr) U2 P Jeffries 11 1s182 Sarandon (Fr) 22 Z Butcher Race 6: SOME DO, AMERICAN ME, EASTANBULL 2 434 Satchmo (Fr) 2 P Ferguson 10 Friday Movember Edition 8.39 8 60150 As Free As Air (10) 1 M W White 3 52142 The Banker (Fr) 3 D Butcher 12 05004 Mac’s Tomado (Fr) 23 N Chilcott Race 7: ALL YOURS, DOWN THE HATCH, 9 72512 Expensive Crumpet (10) 2 D Butcher 4 Murphys Reward (Fr) 4 M McKendry 13 43112 Down The Hatch (Fr) 24 D Butcher $8000, r44-r48,r49 w/c. mobile, 2200m LITTLE MISS PERFECT 10 77774 Lukyanova (10) 3 K Marshall 5 5 Starlito (Fr) 5 T Cameron 14 0715s Waingaro Ideal (Fr) 25 D Ferguson 11 65541 The Last Gamble (10) U1 D Moore 1 54920 Sunset Red (Fr) 1 D Ferguson Race 8: HEZASHADOWPLAYA, ANAM NUNU, EL QUESTRO 6 Riverman Sam (Fr) 6 S Butcher 2 P401s All Money (Fr) 2 Z Butcher 12 03411 Still Eyre (20) 1 P Ferguson 7 45499 Suidelike Major (Fr) 7 T Mitchell 8 Cambridge Homes Pace 7.40 Race 9: MILITARY MAN, JUNGLE GEM, IDEAL SPORTS GIRL 13 Ds368 Credit Master (55) 1 L Neal 3 48800 Sarabi (Fr) 3 A Harrison (J) 8 s2223 New York Minute (Fr) 8 A Harrison (J) $8000, r52-r54. mobile, 2200m 4 05706 Edamfast (Fr) 4 S Phelan Race 10: EDAMFAST, SUNSET RED, BETTOR GET IT ON 9 Pentatonix (Fr) 21 Z Butcher Race 11: CYBER ATTACK, DEMOLITION MAN, ALANA 3 Check Out The Hyundai Range 5.27 1 05381 Hezashadowplaya (Fr) 1 Z Meredith (J) 5 45017 Chalberg (Fr) 5 L Whittaker (J) 10 P3804 Greatest Showman (Fr) 22 B Mangos 2 96233 Armed Reactor (Fr) 2 P Ferguson 6 70000 Rainbow Wiri (Fr) 6 J Stormont $8000, non-winners. mobile, 2200m 11 Eyes On Fire (Fr) 23 D McGowan 3 5s857 Anam Nunu (Fr) 3 A Poutama 7 29240 Unfinished Business (Fr) 7 T Macfarlane 1 060 Lionel Messi (Fr) 1 J Abernethy 12 84554 Richmond Tiger (Fr) 24 A Drake (J) 4 70857 Lincoln Moment (Fr) 4 N Chilcott 8 8s880 Cotton Socks (Fr) 8 A Poutama 2 677s5 Shanroad (Fr) 2 B Mangos 13 King Ottokar (Fr) 25 D Ferguson 5 69s26 Dun It Bad (Fr) 5 C Jamieson 9 7s684 Bettor Get It On (Fr) 21 D Butcher 3 3s597 Scottish Poacher (Fr) 3 M W White 6 Dunstan Horse Feeds Pace 6.47 6 63695 Mr Incredible (Em2) (Fr) 6 10 52833 Highview Justice (Em2) (Fr) 22 4 s2860 Johnson Step (Fr) 4 S Phelan 7 2309P Itsthefinalcountdown (Em1) (Fr) 7 11 27908 Maria Kirilenko (Em1) (Fr) 23 J Wallace 5 4s806 Trooper Cooper (Fr) 5 A Poutama $8000, r58-r69. mobile, 2200m K Marshall 12 20s00 Jackhammer Joe (Fr) 24 N Delany (J) 1 Tim Hall Farrier Services Trot 4.18 6 8909 Little Gem (Fr) 6 K Bublitz (J) 1 7118s Chosen Major (Fr) 1 D Butcher 8 18 El Questro (Fr) 8 D Ferguson 13 53072 Peter Forsberg (Fr) 25 J Abernethy $8000, r43-r45 w/c stand, 2700m 7 080 Forever Bettor (Fr) 7 J Stormont 2 s0393 Ace Strike (Fr) 2 Z Butcher 9 19964 Count Landeck (Fr) 21 B Mangos 14 6559s Sonny Reactor (Fr) 26 P Ferguson 8 83706 Spirit Of Trees (Fr) 8 M Collins 3 21234 Doc Holliday (Fr) 3 A Harrison (J) 10 1s082 We Have A Mach Two (Fr) 22 J Stormont 15 48904 Emmi Rose (Fr) 27 B Mangos 1 0480P Flying Taine (Fr) 1 N Chilcott 9 4509s Bart Maguire (Fr) 21 D Butcher 4 81810 Betterbebetter (Fr) 4 M McKendry 11 8510s Rory McIlroy (Fr) 23 J Dickie 2 P7s53 Peannie (Fr) 2 J Stormont 10 60700 Patagonian Princess (Fr) U1 T Hall 5 Ps500 Eastanbull (Fr) 5 K Marshall 12 48286 Emmber (Fr) 24 M W White 11 Candy & Jase 40...really Trot 9.09 3 065s0 Sunny Petite (Fr) 3 B Hackett 6 19981 Tommy Tukaa (Fr) 6 T Cameron 13 55690 The Blue Beat (Fr) 25 J Abernethy $8000, non-winners 3yo+ stand, 2200m 4 s0685 Mackali (Fr) 4 A Poutama 4 Friday Steak Night @The Clubhouse 5.55 7 4s967 Cruzee Mach (Fr) 7 S Butcher 14 s2777 Eagle Watch (Fr) 26 L Whittaker (J) 5 8610 I Got Music (Fr) 5 K Marshall 8 73224 About Turn (Fr) 8 L Whittaker (J) 15 30797 Lavazza (Fr) 27 D Butcher 1 7809 Alana (Fr) 1 L Chin 6 20361 Strength Of Heart (Fr) 6 D Butcher $8000, non-winners 3yo+ f&m. mobile, 2 Presidents Topshot (Fr) 2 P Jeffries 2200m 9 91100 High Point (Fr) 21 D Ferguson 7 s6329 My Royal Roxy (Fr) 7 T Macfarlane 10 s7458 Jack Tar (Fr) 22 N Chilcott 9 Friday Under The Lights - 06/11 8.08 3 076 Anastasia Ashley (Fr) 3 J Wallace 8 48848 Great Fantasy (Fr) 8 Z Meredith (J) 1 07270 Pocket Book (Fr) 1 M McKendry 4 70 Play Footsie (Fr) 4 S Phelan 11 27907 Young Conqueror (Fr) 23 T Mitchell $8000, 3yo+ r49-r51,r52 w/c. mobile, 2200m 9 46984 Littlebitoflove (Fr) 9 J Abernethy 2 Polka Dot Dance (Fr) 2 A Poutama 12 74831 American Me (Fr) 24 J Abernethy 5 P2 Cyber Attack (Fr) 5 J Dickie 10 10437 Majestic Harry (Fr) 10 M Teaz 3 7876 Ronda (Fr) 3 N Delany (J) 13 s3805 Some Do (Fr) 25 S Phelan 1 s9756 Clifton Flutter (Fr) 1 J Stormont 6 4 Romeo Foxtrot (Fr) 6 K Bublitz (J) 11 17670 Isaac H (Fr) U1 Z Butcher 4 Bet On Steph (Fr) 4 D Butcher 2 6s080 Port Delight (Fr) 2 M W White 7 22022 Demolition Man (Fr) 7 M W White 12 000s0 Skee King (Fr) U2 A Harrison (J) 5 Lindsey Vonn (Fr) 5 J Abernethy 7 gavelhouse.com S'bred Auction 7.15 3 70s89 Forwardy (Fr) 3 J Abernethy 8 6 Get On The Sauce (Fr) 8 T Mitchell 13 47s05 Keystone Cavalier (Fr) U3 L Whittaker (J) 6 79s02 The Peacemaker (Fr) 6 C Jamieson 4 5s009 McDaknife (Fr) 4 Z Meredith (J) 9 34055 Buller Whitebait (Fr) 9 P Ferguson 14 80406 Majestic Stride (Em1) (Fr) U4 P Jeffries 7 43373 Dreamers Delight (Fr) 7 J Dickie $8000, r55-r57,r58 w/c. mobile, 2200m 5 088s1 Jungle Gem (Fr) 5 Z Butcher 10 Rosie (Fr) U1 D Ferguson 15 6090D Griffins Hall (Fr) U5 P Ferguson 8 32954 Spirited Belle (Fr) 8 M Collins 1 20430 All Yours (Fr) 1 M W White 6 05454 Onedin Punter (Fr) 6 L Whittaker (J) 11 76s96 Just Plain Lucky (Fr) U2 R Paynter The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 RACING 23

New South Wales races at Randwick Saturday Jetbet 11 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 2 Keeneland Gimcrack Stks 4.00 4 Quincy Seltzer Hill Stakes 5.10 7 823s8 Fasika tcdwb (3) 56.5 89 B Avdulla 5 13s50 Raheen House tw (12) 54.5 94 J Collett Race 1: BETCHA FLYING, OPACITY, MATOWI 8 3s49s Libertini ch (4) 56.5 86 R Bayliss 6 6341s Etah James tdw (6) 53.5 88 R Bayliss $160,000, 2yo Fillies SW Group 3, 1000m $500,000, WFA Group 2, 2000m 7 — Shared Ambition SCRATCHED Race 2: ENTHAAR, TOTAL BABE, LOVEMETENDER 1 48s31 Fierce Impact tcw (6) 59 100 N Rawiller 7 TAB Epsom 7.0 5 8 91s83 Brimham Rocks dw (16) 53.5 96 Race 3: KALASHNIKOV, ASTROLOGER, SHAQUERO 1 Authentic Jewel (9) 56 96 J Bowman 2 8s021 Kolding tw (2) 59 96 J Mc Donald $1,000,000, 3yo & up Group 1, 1600m B Avdulla Race 4: KOLDING, AVILIUS, FIERCE IMPACT 2 Avaricious (3) 56 97 B Avdulla 3 Emmy Vein (12) 56 95 J Innes Jnr 3 33s46 Avilius tcdw (5) 59 95 J Bowman SCRATCHED 9 00s32 Hush Writer tdh (2) 53 100 T Clark Race 5: HUNGRY HEART, DAME GISELLE, MONTEFILIA 4 — Finche SCRATCHED 1 — Kolding 10 — Lord Belvedere SCRATCHED 4 Enthaar (8) 56 99 J Mc Donald 2 00s51 Mister Sea Wolf cdw (4) 56 96 B Avdulla Race 6: NATURE STRIP, CLASSIQUE LEGEND, LIBERTINI 5 0680s Danceteria dw (9) 59 84 K Mc Evoy 11 2s678 Carif h (9) 52.5 94 R Dolan 5 Euphrates Dream (2) 56 96 A Morgan 3 20s22 Star Of The Seas cw (1) 55.5 99 Race 7: FUNSTAR, STAR OF THE SEAS, ROCK 6 61s00 Life Less Ordinary cdw (3) 59 92 12 6s695 Rondinella h (15) 51.5 94 Ms R King N Rawiller 6 I Love Lucy (10) 56 97 N Rawiller J Collett 13 6s259 Angel Of Truth cw (11) 51.5 98 T Berry Race 8: MUGATOO, BRIMHAM ROCKS, ZEBROWSKI 4 0s343 Imaging dw (21) 55.5 94 J Mc Donald 7 Lovemetender h (5) 56 96 R Bayliss 7 9s000 Sir Charles Road tdw (7) 59 82 S Clipperton 14 70s70 Azuro dw (21) 51.5 96 Ms L Day (a) Race 9: ATHIRI, HILO, BURNING CROWN 5 410s0 Nettoyer tcwn (14) 54 87 J Innes Jnr 8 Mallory (7) 56 97 J Collett 8 00s04 Dadoozdart dw (1) 59 88 T Berry 15 00114 Paths Of Glory dw (17) 50.5 94 6 37s03 Brandenburg wh (3) 54 93 J Collett 9 Miss Hoff h (11) 56 96 S Clipperton 9 8s232 Think It Over cw (8) 59 86 G Boss Ms K O’Hara 7 523s2 Yulong Prince w (2) 54 94 S Clipperton 10 Mistaken Identity (6) 56 97 Ms K O’Hara 10 5s612 Just Thinkin’ th (4) 58 87 T Clark 16 87256 Girl Tuesday tw (22) 50 93 G Boss 11 Tinge (1) 56 97 K Mc Evoy 11 — Verry Elleegant SCRATCHED 8 16s14 The Candy Man dwh (9) 53.5 96 17 50s00 Miss Sentimental dw (18) 50 94 R Bayliss 12 Total Babe h (4) 56 100 T Berry Ms J Taylor 5 Darley Flight Stakes 5.45 9 10s81 Wild Planet w (6) 53 94 T Clark 18 2s804 Zebrowski w (4) 50 99 J Innes Jnr 13 Vaccine h (13) 56 96 T Clark 10 22605 Niccanova dwh (11) 53 94 B Mc Dougall $500,000, 3yo Fillies SW Group 1, 1600m EMERGENCIES: 3 Arrowfield Breeders’ Plate 4.35 11 28s21 Probabeel td (18) 52.5 96 K Mc Evoy 19 36s05 Norway d (20) 50.5 94 Ms A Collett 1 4s111 Dame Giselle twh (1) 56 100 T Berry 12 42s62 Funstar tcwb (19) 52.5 96 G Boss 20 19253 Attention Run tw (1) 50 97 A Gibbons $160,000, 2yo C&Gs SW Group 3, 1000m 2 15s22 Hungry Heart tb (4) 56 96 J Mc Donald 13 s3s51 Rock wn (13) 52.5 100 T Berry 21 9s000 Sir Charles Road tdw (8) 51 90 1 Almahero (7) 56 96 G Schofield 3 22s43 Vangelic h (3) 56 92 T Clark 14 11s05 Colette tdw (10) 52 97 Ms R King 22 08303 Grey Lion tcw (14) 50 92 15 35s35 Reloaded t (7) 51 93 Ms K O’Hara 2 Astrologer h (1) 56 97 K Mc Evoy 4 4s314 Montefilia w (6) 56 90 J Bowman 5 33111 Joviality w (5) 56 88 K Mc Evoy 16 2s073 Looks Like Elvis dw (8) 50 93 9 Cerrone Handicap 8.20 3 Athelric (9) 56 99 N Rawiller 1 Cleanaway Handicap 3.25 6 0s17 Miravalle h (7) 56 85 J Parr Ms J Taylor $125,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 88, 1200m 4 Construct h (2) 56 100 T Berry 17 23s92 Riodini wh (12) 50 95 Ms W Costin $125,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 88, 1600m 7 40s6 Alighted h (2) 56 75 R Bayliss 5 Hodgson (10) 56 95 R Dolan 18 22164 Savacool tdwb (16) 50 91 Ms A Collett 1 9462s Handle The Truth cdwn (10) 63 88 1 — Interlocuter SCRATCHED 6 Kalashnikov h (11) 56 96 J Bowman 6 Bisley Workwear Premiere Stks 6.25 19 s3466 Glenall w (5) 50 91 B Ryan (a) T Sherry (a3) 2 3580s Aim Smart d (11) 57 87 T Berry 2 s3511 Discharged chn (2) 60 100 N Rawiller 7 Khumbu (14) 56 97 J Collett $500,000, WFA Group 2, 1200m 20 111s9 Vanna Girl d (15) 50 93 R Dolan 3 80s08 Kubrick cwn (4) 59 92 J Parr 8 Lease h (8) 56 96 R Bayliss EMERGENCY: 3 367s0 Condor wn (6) 56.5 91 K S Latham 4 52374 Matowi tcwn (3) 58 96 T Berry 9 Maurice’s Medad (6) 56 98 Ms R King 1 411s2 Nature Strip tcdwbn (5) 58.5 100 21 — Just Thinkin’ SCRATCHED 4 335s2 Hilo dw (9) 56.5 99 J Mc Donald J Mc Donald 5 11s03 Opacity tcdwhn (9) 58 99 J Bowman 10 Retiro (4) 56 97 Ms K O’Hara 5 1070s Asharani tdw (5) 56 89 J Bowman 6 s5067 Cinquedea dwh (7) 56.5 94 K S Latham 2 0s1s1 Classique Legend tcwh (7) 58.5 95 6 9s271 Athiri cw (2) 55 100 Ms R King 11 Retrieval (15) 56 97 J Parr 8 Heineken Metropolitan 7.45 7 8s805 Pancho dw (5) 56.5 92 J Collett K Mc Evoy 7 80412 Music Addition dn (4) 55 94 N Rawiller $750,000, 3yo & up Group 1, 2400m 8 3s050 Testashadow tcw (1) 56.5 91 12 Shaquero (5) 56 98 J Mc Donald 3 5465s Deprive tcdwn (6) 58.5 88 Ms R King 8 301s2 Burning Crown dwb (8) 53 94 T Clark Ms L Day (a3) 13 Stariks (3) 56 96 T Clark 4 160s5 Standout c (8) 58.5 90 N Rawiller 1 25s00 Mustajeer dw (5) 58 95 J Bowman 9 160s6 Mount Horeb dw (3) 53 92 B Ryan (a2) 9 724s6 Laure Me In dw (10) 55 92 J Mc Donald 14 Unwritten (12) 56 97 K S Latham 5 80146 Signore Fox cdwh (1) 58.5 85 J Penza 2 6s111 Mugatoo tw (7) 57 100 K Mc Evoy 10 5s199 Stellar Pauline wh (7) 52 89 R Dolan 10 s7169 New King w (8) 54 95 T Clark EMERGENCY: 6 s741s Lord Von Costa dw (2) 58.5 78 3 43s74 Mirage Dancer d (3) 55.5 94 N Rawiller 11 41s12 Farmer’s Friend wb (1) 52 86 11 0s733 Betcha Flying w (11) 53.5 92 K Mc Evoy 15 Cruel Summer (13) 56 95 B Mc Dougall B Mc Dougall 4 11767 Wu Gok tdw (13) 55 94 S Clipperton Ms A Collett

Victoria races at Flemington Saturday Jetbet 12 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 6 330s7 Mildred tw (3) 56.5 94 J Childs 5 TAB Edward Manifold Stks 5.25 16 25245 Polly Grey wh (15) 55 88 D Lane 5 02s67 Madam Rouge h (8) 57 98 B Melham Race 1: GENERAL BEAU, VINLAGO, FINANCE TYCOON 7 110s3 Minhaaj tw (8) 56.5 96 D Stackhouse EMERGENCIES: 6 12182 Perfect Jewel dwb (12) 57 100 W Pike 8 11s51 September Run cdwh (10) 56 100 $300,000, 3yo Fillies SW Group 2, 1600m 17 6s936 South Pacific wb (8) 55 87 M Dee 7 180s3 Bonvicini cw (9) 57 97 J McNeil Race 2: VALAQUENTA, FOREVER FREE, MINHAAJ C Williams 1 0s285 Thermosphere w (11) 56 100 D Lane 18 3s500 Kinane wh (19) 55 88 D Oliver 8 s30s0 I Am Eloquent dw (10) 56 93 M Dee Race 3: BEGOOD TOYA MOTHER, FASCINO, GAULOIS 9 111s3 Forever Free dwh (1) 56 91 D Lane 2 s7118 Cafe Rizu tw (9) 56 86 J McNeil 19 32s06 Good Idea dwn (16) 55 87 9 35s00 Fidelia tcw (14) 55 88 D Yendall Race 4: TOFANE, ZOUTORI, SANTA ANA LANE 10 116s5 Maha hn (7) 55 86 L Currie 3 5s213 Queen Of Rocks h (3) 56 85 W Pike 20 3s150 Super Girl w (21) 55 85 10 45s31 Fabric tcdh (1) 55 97 C Williams Race 5: STARELLE, SUCCEED INDEED, THERMOSPHERE 11 172s Island Joy whn (6) 55 87 Ms J Kah 4 33102 Divine Diosa wh (14) 56 89 Ms J Kah 21 13919 Roland Garros dw (12) 55 82 11 260s4 Into The Abyss dw (3) 55 94 J Allen Race 6: LORD BELVEDERE, SCHABAU, SHARED AMBITION 5 3s31 Succeed Indeed dh (1) 56 92 M Zahra 12 40s08 Missile Mantra wh (7) 55 94 D Lane Race 7: MASTER OF WINE, VERRY ELLEEGANT, 3 Furphy Ale Paris Lane Stks 4.15 6 1421 A Pinch Of Luck (16) 56 87 E Brown 7 TAB Turnbull Stakes 6.45 13 — Parmie SCRATCHED SUPERSTORM $175,000, 4yo & up Listed, 1400m 7 313s7 Silhouette wh (2) 56 92 J Allen $500,000, 4yo & up SW+P Group 1, 2000m 14 15334 She Shao Fly dw (2) 55 98 Ms J Kah Race 8: PERFECT JEWEL, RUBISAKI, PRETTY BRAZEN 8 32s12 Chica Fuerte (5) 56 94 B Melham 1 395s9 Vow And Declare twh (10) 57.5 94 15 670s5 Southbank wh (5) 55 95 1 0434s Best Of Days tdw (10) 61 90 J Allen 9 14s64 Montia n (15) 56 87 J Mott 16 s5326 Lady Loft wn (16) 55 90 B Mertens Race 9: THE BRUMBY, WISE COUNSEL, ALBARADO 2 3521s Gaulois dw (12) 61 94 M Zahra D Oliver 10 81454 Yes Baby Yes wh (12) 56 90 C Williams 2 50s30 Kings Will Dream tcwh (8) 57.5 95 EMERGENCY: 3 319s8 Hellova Street cdwn (9) 60.5 95 11 7s1 Miss Guggenheim (8) 56 86 D Oliver 17 210s1 Sierra Sue dw (13) 55 91 M Walker J Maskiell J McNeil 12 43179 Blazing Lace d (10) 56 80 M Dee 3 415s2 Surprise Baby twbn (1) 57.5 98 4 7s460 Begood Toya Mother cdwn (3) 60 99 13 321 Orpheline (4) 56 84 L Nolen 9 Kirkland Super Impose Stks 8.05 D Bates C Williams 14 2s42 Bella Royale (6) 56 87 J Bowditch 4 633s7 Warning tw (7) 56.5 95 W Egan $175,000, 3yo SW+P Listed, 1800m 1 Darley Maribyrnong Trial Stks 3.05 5 18s90 Iconoclasm tcdhn (1) 58 99 D Lane 15 1 Selfless (7) 56 83 M Walker 6 30717 Romancer tcdw (7) 56 100 J Childs 5 2s235 Dalasan tdw (3) 56.5 98 Ms J Kah 1 6s644 Lunar Fox tw (8) 58.5 97 B Prebble $175,000, 2yo SW Listed, 1000m 16 2s55 Starelle bh (13) 56 84 D Moor 6 14s04 Master Of Wine dwh (4) 56.5 96 M Rodd 7 115s9 Galaxy Raider tcdw (11) 56 96 W Pike 2 12s76 Khoekhoe w (15) 57.5 98 F W Kersley 1 1 General Beau th (6) 58 100 Ms J Kah 7 2112s King Of Leogrance twbh (14) 56.5 85 8 1940s Munitions dwh (4) 56 93 D Oliver 3 20217 Alcyone cwh (7) 57.5 97 J Allen 2 2 Finance Tycoon (11) 58 95 L Nolen 6 The Bart Cummings 6.05 D Lane 9 2438s Hang Man tdwh (8) 56 87 J McNeil 4 651 Wise Counsel (3) 57.5 95 J McNeil 3 5 Gummy Bear (2) 58 76 J Benbow $500,000, Group 3, 2510m 8 311s9 Aktau tdbh (5) 56.5 89 D Moor 5 16525 Celestial Sol wbh (6) 57 97 C Williams 4 Enuff Already h (7) 58 70 D Lane 10 8P0s7 Fascino (2) 56 95 B Melham 9 12s14 Verry Elleegant dwb (9) 55.5 100 11 21s59 Riddle Me That dwn (6) 56 97 1 17s78 Young Rascal dw (5) 60.5 89 J Allen 6 1238 Albarado w (16) 57 97 M Zahra 5 I Am War (5) 58 70 L German (a) 2 3s092 Shared Ambition twb (9) 58.5 91 M Zahra 7 s1347 The Pres w (12) 57 89 M Rodd 6 Ingratiating h (1) 58 70 D Oliver D Stackhouse 10 11s00 Oceanex tcw (13) 55.5 90 D Yendall 12 14s23 Legionnaire c (5) 56 96 L Nolen C Williams 8 8s211 Tell Me Again (4) 57 100 L Nolen 7 Umgawa h (3) 58 70 J McNeil 3 51s90 Haky tw (6) 58 88 D Bates 11 49s76 Harlem cd (11) 54.5 92 J Mott 9 51227 The Brumby wh (20) 57 98 L Currie 8 Vinlago (9) 58 70 L Currie 4 Gilgai Stakes 4.50 4 79s03 Steel Prince t (20) 58 91 M Zahra 12 257s3 Finche dw (15) 54.5 100 B Melham 10 s1579 Frankie Two Angels wh (13) 57 94 9 Cloudy h (10) 56 70 J Allen 5 78111 Lord Belvedere tcwn (2) 57.5 100 13 s33s2 Django Freeman d (6) 54.5 95 L Nolen J Mott 10 Excela Bella h (8) 56 91 C Williams $300,000, 3yo & up SW+P Group 2, 1200m B Melham 14 22s90 Superstorm (12) 53.5 99 W Pike 11 0329 Johnny Get Angry h (19) 57 94 L King (a) 11 Fake Love (4) 56 75 M Zahra 15 21s58 Toffee Tongue dwh (2) 53.5 94 M Dee 1 6411s Fifty Stars tdwh (8) 60 89 J Allen 6 32s52 Sound h (3) 57.5 89 Ms J Kah 12 821 Oceanography (2) 57 97 B Melham 12 Naples h (12) 56 70 W Pike 2 400s1 Zoutori tcdwhn (6) 59 98 Ms J Kah 7 — Carif SCRATCHED 8 Lexus Rose Of Kingston Stks 7.25 13 710 Bak Da Man (14) 57 93 D Yendall 2 Seppelt Wines Poseidon Stks 3.40 3 s8s35 Kemalpasa cdw (10) 59 92 C Williams 8 01611 Creedence twn (7) 56 87 M Poy (a) 14 1 Young Werther h (5) 57 98 D Oliver 4 351s3 Tofane tdwh (4) 58 100 D Oliver 9 — Paths Of Glory SCRATCHED $300,000, 4yo & up Mares SW+P Group 2, 15 23 Deepstrike (18) 57 93 J Childs $175,000, 3yo SW+P Listed, 1100m 5 820s4 The Inevitable tdwn (1) 58 98 B Melham 10 s3114 In Good Health w (14) 55 88 L Nolen 1400m 16 24 Laughing Grizzley (1) 57 95 C Newitt 1 115s0 Wisdom Of Water d (9) 58.5 85 M Dee 6 6266s Santa Ana Lane cdwh (3) 57 96 M Zahra 11 4s7s6 Admire Robson (4) 55 88 B Prebble 1 66s18 Savatiano dwbh (17) 58 100 M Zahra EMERGENCIES: 2 s71s2 Valaquenta dhn (11) 57.5 92 D Oliver 7 3580s Kementari dw (9) 57 94 W Pike 12 s7s33 Schabau tb (10) 55 94 W Pike 2 111s0 Rubisaki cdwb (11) 58 97 W Egan 17 4525 Dalgarno (9) 57 90 M Walker 3 139s6 Pioneer River t (4) 57 85 M Zahra 8 8s852 Dollar For Dollar tdwh (7) 57 93 L Currie 13 9s337 Dabiyr dwhn (11) 55 89 M Walker 3 2s713 Pretty Brazen cdwh (4) 58 97 L Currie 18 33 Johnny Buccaneer (11) 57 92 M Dee 4 3315s Itzhot wh (5) 57 84 J Mott 9 31536 I Am Someone tdw (2) 57 88 B Prebble 14 11336 Game Keeper twh (17) 55 89 L Currie 4 659s9 Spanish Whisper c (6) 58 93 19 53 Reliable Dude h (10) 57 94 Ms J Kah 5 15 Portland Sky (2) 57 87 B Melham 10 410s6 Excess Funds twh (5) 57 87 D Lane 15 11212 Persan tcw (1) 55 93 J McNeil D Stackhouse 20 5s005 Born To Succeed h (17) 57 84 W Pike

Queensland races at Eagle Farm Saturday Jetbet 14 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections EMERGENCIES: 4 Souths Sports Club Hcp 4.43 12 0s313 Moriconi h (5) 54 90 14 — Polhampton SCRATCHED Race 1: PRINCESS BOJACK, HEADLANDER, BAYERISCHE 11 Inclusion (8) 57 96 M Mc Gillivray Ms G Cartwright (a1.5) 12 Mishani Dreamer h (2) 55 97 $50,000, Class 3, 1600m 8 Lexus Spring Cup 7. 17 Race 2: STARDOME, HE RUNS AWAY, BLACKLOG 1 24743 Cinnamon Missile b (4) 59 94 6 Captain Sonador Handicap 5.57 Race 3: SAFEWORK, I AM SWERVING, NEUTRON $125,000, Quality, 1400m 2 BRC Spring Carn. On Sale 3.33 Ms E Smith (a3) $75,000, Open, 1000m Race 4: SCOTTISH MIST, FORT WAYNE, MONTEZ 1 1s537 Snitch cwh (9) 59 94 B Nothdurft $50,000, Benchmark 78, 2400m 2 43122 Prospectus dwb (3) 57.5 100 L R Dittman Race 5: MISHANI MISS, ROLLINWITHTHEFLOW, 1 534s3 Spurcraft dwh (8) 59 94 J Orman 2 757s1 Desert Lord tdw (6) 58 98 R Maloney 3 31s71 Fort Wayne (2) 57 100 M Mc Gillivray 2 214s2 Usmanov cdw (7) 58 100 B Nothdurft BETTER THAN BEST 1 46770 Morendi tw (3) 59.5 89 S Tomlinson (a3) 3 6s346 Monsieur Gustave cdw (10) 58 88 4 5s651 Montez (8) 56 99 R Fradd 3 4118s Capital Connection tcwh (3) 56.5 92 Race 6: USMANOV, PIZONIE, CAPITAL CONNECTION 2 21462 Stardome twn (10) 59.5 100 L R Dittman 5 90s44 Senrima Tide dwh (9) 55.5 96 D Smith 3 4s973 Skytrek wh (6) 56 92 J Huxtable (a1.5) B Stewart 4 s11s1 The Harrovian dw (4) 58 90 B Stewart Race 7: ROYAL HALE, SYNCLINE, LADY BRAHMOS Ms T Harrison 4 03325 He Runs Away (2) 54.5 92 4 1077s Emerald Kingdom tcwh (6) 56.5 96 R Fradd 5 81466 Lota Creek Gold (7) 56.5 87 Race 8: DESERT LORD, PHANTOM FALCON, THE HARROVIAN 6 62111 Scottish Mist twh (1) 55 100 B Thompson M R Du Plessis 5 1009s Mishani El Lobo tdwn (1) 55 88 Ms B Ainsworth Race 9: KEDAH, SEEINGISBELIEVING, CANAPES 7 71243 Flybridge h (6) 54 97 S Cormack S Tomlinson (a3) 5 10564 Blacklog w (4) 54 92 S Cormack 8 733s9 Flame Princess c (5) 54 96 Ron Stewart 6 15436 Raiden w (5) 56 88 R Wiggins 6 s1328 Maybach w (8) 54 97 M Cahill 6 369s9 Invincible Al tdwhn (2) 54.5 89 7 31013 Aqua Vite dw (8) 55.5 95 J Huxtable (a) 9 92114 Boreas dbhn (7) 54 92 M Cahill B Thompson 7 00559 Partnership c (5) 54 92 10 78353 Pumps wb (10) 54 92 8 23s73 Impasse cd (3) 55 100 R Fradd Ms G Cartwright (a1.5) 7 09s11 Pizonie cdwh (5) 54 97 9 s3311 Phantom Falcon cn (1) 54 91 Ms G Cartwright (a1.5) Ms G Cartwright (a1.5) 8 — Holbrook SCRATCHED Ms T Harrison 8 81016 Wudang Blade dwn (4) 54 88 M Cahill 9 54953 Fields Of Yulong d (9) 54 89 R Fradd 5 Kinjite Handicap 5.18 10 73035 Drumbeat’s Choice dw (2) 54 87 SCRATCHED 10 — Strike Sika $75,000, 3yo, 1000m 7 Gallopers Sports Club 6.37 Ron Stewart 3 Tingo Tango Handicap 4.08 1 41214 Mishani Miss cwbh (8) 59 96 $75,000, 0MW, 1200m 9 L Grimmett The Cat Retirement 7. 57 $75,000, 3yo, 1400m S Tomlinson (a3) 1 3s336 Dream Master d (11) 59 92 M Cahill $75,000, Benchmark 80, 1800m 2 210s3 Superare wn (1) 58.5 100 R Maloney 2 35511 District w (8) 58 85 Ms E Smith (a3) 1 TAB Create Your Calendar Plate 2.58 1 51536 Mishani Fraudster wh (5) 59 95 3 7326s Mishani Rebel wh (3) 55.5 89 3 44s41 Starvirgo dh (3) 58 94 B Thompson 1 77474 Happy Go Plucky tdw (4) 58.5 95 S Tomlinson (a3) B Thompson S Cormack $75,000, 2yo SW+P, 1000m 4 51021 See It Thru dw (13) 56.5 88 2 35s21 I Am Swerving t (10) 58.5 100 4 6s113 Rollinwiththeflow dw (2) 55.5 96 5 0s515 Royal Hale dwbh (4) 56 100 R Maloney 2 45121 Seeingisbelieving twh (7) 58.5 100 1 — Astrologer SCRATCHED B Thompson J Orman 6 20s23 Fuji Flyer (2) 55.5 96 J Orman R Maloney 2 Headlander h (6) 57 97 M R Du Plessis 3 52141 Moonan Me ch (6) 58.5 96 5 61s31 Better Than Best w (6) 55 97 7 650s6 Cape Wickham dw (14) 55 86 3 01039 Shiranda dwb (5) 58 96 Ms E Smith (a3) 3 — All That Caper SCRATCHED J Huxtable (a1.5) Ron Stewart 8 3511s Depths Below dw (1) 55 91 R Fradd 4 67674 Alpine Dancer h (3) 57.5 98 R Fradd 4 Bayerische (4) 57 95 B Nothdurft 4 195s2 Neutron d (1) 57 97 A Mallyon 6 s6346 Miss Lot Won (11) 55 89 9 320s4 Metson wn (6) 54.5 91 S Cormack 5 33171 Canapes wh (10) 57 99 5 Mishani Trouble (5) 57 95 J Orman 5 s3056 Clairvue Star w (4) 56.5 97 L R Dittman 7 133s Broken Hero (12) 54.5 90 M Cahill 10 s2337 Heaven’s High dw (7) 54 93 6 36175 Momentum To Win cd (2) 56.5 98 6 Yangari h (10) 57 95 Ms S Thornton 6 35s12 Mass Destruction h (2) 56.5 99 8 s3831 The Diamond dwn (4) 54.5 89 M R Du Plessis B Thompson 7 Princess Bojack (1) 55 100 M Cahill R Maloney Ms S Thornton 11 71331 Lady Brahmos dwhn (5) 54 97 7 82155 Flying Machine tw (8) 55.5 96 J Orman 8 Mishani Untamed h (3) 55 97 7 2s135 Midland (7) 56 97 M Cahill 9 05531 Belistic Man d (9) 54 91 Ms T Harrison J Huxtable (a1.5) 8 80412 Kedah tw (1) 55.5 98 A Mallyon S Tomlinson (a) 8 s5241 Safework (9) 56 99 M R Du Plessis 10 353s3 She’s A Tigress h (10) 54 89 12 4s116 Syncline wb (9) 54 91 A Mallyon 9 81s87 Same Old dw (6) 54 89 Ms T Harrison 9 Stellar Magic h (7) 55 96 B Thompson 9 4412 Boombrasstic (3) 55.5 91 M Mc Gillivray M Mc Gillivray 13 91122 French Ocean dwhn (12) 54 90 10 34623 Lord Gododdin w (11) 54 94 L V Cassidy 10 Winter Violet (11) 55 97 Ms T Harrison 10 33s12 Dash For Dreams h (8) 54 97 L V Cassidy 11 8s463 Charlie Sphene h (7) 54 86 L V Cassidy M Mc Gillivray 11 59503 Nordic Show dw (9) 54 95 D Smith 24 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020

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Ph Dave with Bob, 0275 702 Totaranui A9 Trust that the Annual General October 2020, to align with the voting by Te Whanau a Kai Trust 021 491 655. 702. By arrangement with Waiaranga A2C Trust Meeting of The and Nga Uri o Tamanui. Music Theatre Waitangi X2 Trust International Australasia Proprietors of Arai Situations Vacant Matawai Incorporation We encourage you to participate as we need your vote. In order Pty Ltd, on behalf of Notice is hereby given to do so, we recommend you register first via www.mahaki.com Dramatists Play that the 2020 Annual will be held on Service Inc. General Meeting of Saturday 14 Novem- and then vote in favour of the 6 United Mahaki Mandate beneficial owners will ber 2020 at Te Pahou resolutions. All voting will be done online through Opens Tonight 7.30pm be held at the offices of Marae, Tuaraki Road, www.mahaki.com Sat 7.30pm, Sun 3pm BDO Gisborne Ltd, 1 Manutuke, Commence Book Eventfinda Peel Street, Gisborne at 10am, Registrations Te Whanau a Kai Trust Voters Supporting a United Mahaki. or i-SITE on Friday, 9 October from 9.30am. For those voters who identified as Te Whanau a Kai, you will 2020, commencing at Election - for two 11am. need to register with the Te Whanau a Kai Trust. If you have not positions caused by the registered with the Te Whanau a Kai Trust please register as KAITAUTOKO TARI – Agenda retirement by rotation Meetings of Peter Brown and soon as possible, preferably online via www.tewhanauakai.com RECEPTIONIST 1. Karakia. LeRoy Pardoe who 2. Apologies. being eligible offers Once registered with the Te Whanau a Kai Trust, you will need to Me mōhio te kaitonu ki te reo Māori me 3. Minutes of previous themselves for re-elec- vote before 30 October 2020 and we recommend you vote te whakamahi i ngā pūnaha matihiko. Annual General tion. against the Te Whanau a Kai Trust mandate and the 90% of the Me kakama, me manawanui hoki ki Meeting. settlement being sought by this Trust. This step is important to te mahi tiaki tari. He wātea te tūranga 4. Report from Nominations duly com- pleted by nominator and validate your support for the United Mahaki Mandate as Te inaianei. Chairperson. Whanau a Kai. 5. Financial Statements. candidate must be KAIĀWHINA ORs – 6. 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AnA nickname amazing cherished FantasticalRevering beauty world of awaitsnature VESPER FLIGHTS Many of the essays are of her own HONEYBEE by Helen Macdonald experiences with birds, animals and by Craig Silvey published by Penguin nature. published by Allen & Unwin They are heartfelt, honest and deeply thought-provoking, often stemming from ack in childhood recollections rom the author of Jasper Jones, a 2014 Helen and how the countryside widely acclaimed novel published nine MacDonald has changed. years ago, comes another superb piece Bpublished H Her writing is gentle, Fof writing. I genuinely could not put this is for Hawk, a memoir yet descriptive, evoking book down. Honeybee is a nickname given to of grief over her the sounds of the young Sam Watson by his mum. A name that he father’s death and her forest in the stillness held dear, because his mum was his whole world. time spent training a of winter, a highway Young, beautiful and always working hard to Goshawk. This book blazing through a deer make ends meet for her boy. At least, that’s how won numerous awards sanctuary or migrating he saw it, until Steve came along. and has become a birds at night. Steve was jealous of young Sam and didn’t classic of nature For nature enthusiasts want to share Sam’s mum with a kid. The story writing. this is a gem of a book. opens when Sam, nastily threatened by Steve, In Vesper Flights Perfect to pick up and decides to end his life by jumping from a Helen has returned put down as time allows, bridge. That’s where he meets Vic, an old man, with a series of essays every essay will take considering doing the same thing. The two strike about herself and other you somewhere new, a wonderful friendship and over the next few people in the natural will make you consider weeks try to help each other out. landscape. She will take your environment, will Sam has other things to worry about too. the reader to many make you look for signs He hates his body. It’s the wrong body and it’s places, such as The of insect and bird life changing suddenly into something he really Empire State Building you didn’t notice before doesn’t want to be. in New York at night, and encourage you to People think he’s weird and he just doesn’t fit This is a most heartfelt story with wonderfully to English forests, to get away from your in anywhere. Then he meets Peter and Aggie and, drawn characters, a coming-of-age story that will farms. screens, take a deep breath and revel in along with Vic, realises there are some genuinely make you laugh out loud at Sam’s antics, then There are essays, mostly on birds, but the outdoors. great people in the world. But at the back of his cry when things go wrong for him. The story is also hares, pigs, deer, mushrooms and, I am still re-reading some essays as mind is his concern for his mum and the brute simple but eloquently told and was a joy to be always people and the way they interact they are so refreshing, perceptive and that is Steve. immersed in, from start to finish. — KP with nature. relatable. — KP Celebration of life’s possibilities THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY that she is in The Midnight Library. way she thought about her previous by Matt Haig A sort of in-between place, limbo life begins to change. published by Canongate between life and death. For what we imagine to be our Mrs Elm explains that all these perfect life may not be the case if we books are Nora’s possible lives, ones were to actually live it. ora Seed is struggling. she would have lived had she made And as Nora soon discovers, one In her mid thirties, she’s different choices along the way. can’t keep returning to the library single, has lost her job, and Presented with her Book of Regrets, forever, time is running out, and Nora Nfeels like nobody would Nora is able to see all the things she must make a decision . . . miss her if she were gone. Then her wishes she had done differently, and A beautiful novel about life’s cat dies, and Nora loses all hope and is offered the opportunity to select a possibilites, and an exploration of how says goodbye to the world. book from the shelf and experience we choose to live. Expecting to find herself in the that potential life. The Midnight Library is uplifting, afterlife, Nora instead ends up in a If she likes the life enough, she may funny, and incredibly moving. giant library. stay there, if not, she will return to I finished it in one sitting, as I had Baffled by the seemingly endless the library, and may choose another to to keep turning the pages to find out rows of bookshelves, and a clock that’s try out. what life Nora would experience next, stuck on midnight, she wanders the We follow Nora as she becomes an and of course what life she would stacks trying to make sense of where Olympic medalist, a mother, a rock choose to live. she is. town of Port Silver. star, an orphan, an Arctic researcher, For anyone wanting to read a Eventually she comes across the marries her ex-fiance . . . and on and hopeful and touching story, look no librarian, Mrs Elm, who informs Nora on. As she experiences each life, the further. — CP

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GOLF the 47-year-old, who won the Scottish but it did set Penrith up for what was to “Sometimes it doesn’t really matter Open at Loch Lomond in 1998. come. what the result ends up being, but you LEE Westwood made the most of a “But that was the forecast, chilly and The young Panthers side had some can learn a lot about yourself and where favourable draw and some previous local damp and then clearing up as the day success in the NRL Nines in February you stand.” knowledge to fire a flawless 62 in pursuit went on. before shocking the competition with That night, the Panthers were 12-0 of a second Scottish Open title, 22 years “You’ve still got to make hay while the a 20-14 upset against the short-priced down after 20 minutes but clawed their after the first. sun shines or the wind drops, and I did premiers in the first game of the year. way back into the contest. Westwood carded two eagles in the that. You’ve got to be patient. If you’re It sent shock waves through the They were the signs Cleary wanted space of five holes and added five not three or four under early you can competition considering the Panthers had from a young side. birdies to finish nine under par at the start chasing and getting aggressive. lost James Maloney from the year before, And although the Covid-19 pandemic Renaissance Club, a shot ahead of You have to break it down and play the leavingSmall pool question left after rain marks (6) Theover lat theirpart of your attack. hand did its best to end the NRL season — and Sweden’s Alexander Bjork and Holland’s course on its merits.” PleasedAnd since (4) then, the (4)Panthers have lost Penrith’s momentum — they carried on. Joost Luiten. Westwood practised at the Renaissance justWipe one with gameyour tongue and (4) drawnMake another. up your mind (6) “We got the result but there were other Scotland’s Scott Jamieson headed the Club in the week before finishing 13th TheseAhead are wornof Friday on hands night’sLike qualifying very much (4) things around our performance and what 15-strong home challenge on seven under, in the US Open at Winged Foot and had final(6) against the RoostersWash at these Panthers after meals (6) we needed to do to be successful, we were with compatriot Craig Lee another stroke plenty of other experience of the venue Stadium,Write this onCleary an envelope said theSpectacles team had(7) able to get done that night,” he said. back alongside England’s Robert Rock to draw upon from the time he lived in ridden(7) the confidence thatA farm first vehicle win (7) gave “It was a bit unfortunate it was only and Finland’s Kalle Samooja. Edinburgh. themA scientist all throughout studies this (7) the Tornseason. (6) a week later that everyone broke for six Three Australians are in a tie for “I’ve played here loads of times,” added “WhenJail (6) the draw comesGo out here and to learn you things (6) weeks. eighth at five-under after Wade Ormsby, Westwood, who won his 25th European lookNot at any your (4) early rounds,Movie sometimes (4) it “But we came back and played some Lucas Herbert and Min Woo Lee carded Tour title in Abu Dhabi in January, the canSlightly be a wet good (4) thing to getClose the by top (4) dogs other big games after that, Melbourne, rounds of 66. last Rolex Series event before this week 19. Someone who sails a boat Parramatta and Souths. The early starters were faced with due to the disruption caused by the junior(6) crossword solutions “By round six or seven we’d had some cold, damp and windy conditions, but coronavirus pandemic. good wins under our belt and that Westwood was among the afternoon wave Defending champion Bernd Wiesberger Previous solution definitely gave us confidence.” who acknowledged they had benefited carded an opening one-under-par 70, with Across: 1. Carpenter, 6. Wrist, 7. Dream, 9. Chef, 10. Beaten, Their 15-straight wins is the most a from considerably calmer and warmer playing partner Tommy Fleetwood a shot 12. Eighth, 14. Spot, 17. Scent, 18. Rungs, 19. Underwear. side has had coming into the finals since weather. better off after recovering from two-over Down: 2. Alive, 3. Pets, 4. Nodded, 5. Elect, 6. Wickets, Jack Gibson’s 1975 Roosters team that “I opened the curtains this morning par after nine holes with four birdies on 8. Minutes, 11. Statue, 13. Green, 15. Panda, 16. 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Estimate (6) FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. Cents; 11 Pages; 12 Liability; 13 21. Voter (7) FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. Centenary; 17 Trees; 19 Elders; 22 22. Shreds (7) 18. Proportion (5) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. Pride; 23 Path; 24 Mere. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 23. Inundate (5) 19. Slave (4) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 SPORT 29 SPORTS BRIEFS Ostapenko rediscovers Doubles win for Venus, Peers PARIS — The New Zealand tennis player Michael Venus and his Australian partner John Peers have won their opening round men’s doubles match at the French Open. form — stuns 2nd seed The 11th seeds rallied from losing the first set to beat Norway’s Casper Ruud and Serbia’s Miomir Kecmanovic 4-6 6-3 6-2. Venus the 2017 French Open doubles champion TENNIS by Howard Fendrich and Jerome (with American Ryan Harrison) and Peers will face Pugmire, AP Denmark’s Freddie Nielsen and Germany’s Tim Puetz in the second round tonight. PARIS — After Jelena Ostapenko Venus and Peers have been in fine form in eliminated No.2 seed Karolina Pliskova Europe having lost just one of their last eight at the French Open on Thursday, the matches having reached the semi-finals at the conversation quickly turned to 2017. Rome Masters before winning the European Open Which made sense, of course, because in Hamburg. — Radio NZ that was when Ostapenko surprisingly won the championship at Roland Garros Wood, Stott take top awards — and the last year she even won so THE Burnley striker Chris Wood and the Football much as one match at the clay-court Ferns defender Rebekah Stott have taken the top tournament, let alone two, the way she honours at the New Zealand Football Awards. has this week. Steph Skilton of Auckland and Jack-Henry “Of course it’s in my memory, because Sinclair of Wellington were named domestic it’s the biggest win of my career so far, players of the year. but I have to move forward. And just, Former Wellington Phoenix midfielder like, the world doesn’t stop with winning Sarpreet Singh, who now plays in Germany, and only one Grand Slam. Of course I want to international Claudia Bunge of Northern Lights achieve more and I want to be back in top were named young players of the year. — RNZ 5, top 10,” Ostapenko said after beating Pliskova 6-4, 6-2 with the help of a 27-9 Lewandowski wins award edge in total winners. BAYERN Munich striker Robert Lewandowski “Step by step. That’s what I’m working has won the UEFA men’s Player of the Year award, on: my consistency,” Ostapenko said. ahead of Manchester City’s Kevin De Bruyne and “Still being an aggressive player — I Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. think it can bring me a lot of wins — but The Polish forward scored 15 goals on the way consistency, probably, in my game is the to Bayern Munich’s sixth Champions League title, key.” hitting the target in every match before the final Her next opponent is 87th-ranked except a group game against Tottenham Hotspur Paula Badosa, who showed up this week when he was rested. with a 1-5 career record in Grand Slam He also fired 34 goals in 31 Bundesliga matches matches but is into the third round at and six in five German Cup games, helping a major for the first time thanks to a KNOCKING OUT NO.2: Latvia’s Jelena Ostapenko celebrates winning her second- Bayern win both competitions. The German 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 victory over 2017 US Open round match of the French Open tennis tournament against Karolina Pliskova of the champions’ manager Hansi Flick won UEFA’s champion and 2018 French Open runner- Czech Republic in two sets, 6-4, 6-2, at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris. Pliskova coach of the year of the award. up Sloane Stephens. was seeded second in the tournament. AP picture Pernille Harder, who played for Wolfsburg Ostapenko has been as high as No.5 last season and is now with Chelsea, won the and is currently No.43. That’s not very its “freezing” weather, to a call on a shot the tournament to help you compete. I Women’s Player of the Year award for the second different from where she was three years by his opponent that looked “one inch mean, how am I supposed to come out time. — RNZ ago in Paris, ranked 47th and just two out” to the “annoying” state of the clay and play doubles now after a five-hour days past her 20th birthday when she and tennis balls, it seems safe to say the match?” King makes semi-finals No.9 seed was not in the best of moods became an impossible-to-predict Grand Shapovalov and partner Rohan THE New Zealand squash player Joelle King after a five-hour loss in the second round. Slam champion. Bopanna wound up losing 6-2, 6-2 in 51 has qualified for the semi-finals of the World What the 21-year-old Canadian did not “I was fearless,” she recalled Thursday. minutes to 2014 Wimbledon champions Tour Finals in Egypt with an upset win over No.1 mention were his 106 unforced errors or “Nobody really knew me.” Vasek Pospisil and Jack Sock. ranked Nouran Gohar of Egypt. that he got broken twice while serving for Using a grip-it-and-rip-it style, It was a straight shootout between the two the victory in the fifth set along the way Ostapenko upset Simona Halep in the DON’T CRY FOR ME players as to who would book their place in the to getting beaten 7-5, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 3-6, final, making the Latvian the first last four. World Champion Nour El Sherbini had 8-6 by 101st-ranked Roberto Carballes Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin woman since 1979 to earn her first tour- already claimed her placed from the group. Baena. takes the highs and lows of being a level title at a major tournament. World No.8 King won 12-10, 11-7 in 28 minutes. Understandably, Carballes Baena’s professional athlete to heart. Nowadays, there is more subtlety to “I just tried to think that I was in the middle of spirits were a tad higher. When she isn’t on the court, anyway. Ostapenko’s style. a practice match with one of the guys back in “For me, it’s amazing,” he said. “Before the match, I get quite Against Pliskova, she built points. Bristol and just relax,” said King. — RNZ She used drop shots effectively. And she “It’s the first time I beat a top 10 emotional. Sometimes crying,” said the handled Pliskova’s serve, one of the best player. The first time I’m in the third No.4-seeded Kenin, who reached the Messi and Ronaldo to clash on tour: Ostapenko won 54 percent of her round in a Grand Slam. First time I win third round in Paris with a 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 LIONEL Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo will renew return points and broke five times. a match in the 5th set. victory against 93rd-ranked Ana Bogdan their Champions League rivalry after their teams, Pliskova, who came into the French “So I couldn’t be more happy.” of Romania. Barcelona and Juventus, were drawn together in Open dealing with a leg injury, was not Not much rest for the weary: “Luckily, here, there are no tears, thank the group stage. the most gracious foe after Thursday’s Shapovalov also needed to play a doubles God.” Barcelona and Juventus, who met in the 2015 loss. match later Thursday, and that might But while she gets nervous while final, were paired in Group G along with Dynamo “I know that she can be tough if she’s have displeased him the most. waiting to play, once she is in the thick Kiev and Hungarian side Ferencvaros. playing well,” Pliskova said, “but I think “Scheduling is absolutely awful. I of things, trying to win, it’s a different Defending champions Bayern Munich must face everything started with me. Definitely, I mean, after a five-hour match I have to story. Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid after they were was not playing great.” play doubles now . . . it’s just complete “During the match, I just try to put the trash scheduling. It’s disappointing,” he emotions aside. I don’t have time to think drawn together in Group A alongside Salzburg and Lokomotiv Moscow. The draw produced SHAPOVALOV’S DISAPPOINTMENT said. about my emotions. I have to play one “I mean you’re in a Grand Slam — and point at a time,” Kenin said. several other high-profile clashes. Paris St From what Denis Shapovalov called I don’t want to sound spoiled, you know, “After, if I win, I’m happy . . . If I lose, Germain and Manchester United will clash in the French Open’s “trash scheduling” and but you expect at least some help from I’m crying. So far, so good.” Group H and English champions Liverpool must face Ajax Amsterdam in Group D. — RNZ Djokovic reaches French Open third round

TENNIS Berankis, ranked 66th, needed also managed only five games, at the the mere thought of sharing a court with courtside treatment on his back before 2013 US Open. It was Djokovic’s 70th a 17-time Grand Slam champion and TOP seed Novak Djokovic barely broke the start of the third set but got back to victory at the French Open, moving him the French Open’s No.1-seeded man on a sweat in reaching the French Open his feet to endure more punishment from into joint second place on the all-time list Saturday. third round with a 6-1 6-2 6-2 thrashing the clinical Serb. with Roger Federer. “Really, really excited” and “really, of outclassed Lithuanian Ricardas Djokovic, bidding for his second French Fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas was really happy” and “really, really special” Berankis. Open crown and 18th Grand Slam title, equally clinical in his 6-1 6-4 6-2 win over were the phrases he used. Some rare sunshine bathed the Court has dropped 10 games in two rounds Uruguayan Pablo Cuevas. Galan is, after all, ranked 153rd and Phillipe Chatrier on Thursday but it so far and occasionally looked bored Italian Matteo Berrettini reached the never had won so much as one main- was dull viewing for the few spectators on Thursday, taking the opportunity third round for the second time to equal draw match at any major tournament allowed in to watch the 33-year-old glide to practise his drop shot on numerous his best Roland Garros result with a 6-4 until this week. Making this run to effortlessly through. occasions. 4-6 6-2 6-3 victory over Lloyd Harris. the third round even more improbable: The opening set was done and dusted He finished it off after only 83 minutes Daniel Elahi Galan beat Tennys the 24-year-old from Colombia lost in in 22 minutes as Djokovic won the last with his 10th ace. Sandgren 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 and afterwards qualifying at Roland Garros and only 10 points, and the second set was only It was a carbon copy of the pair’s only broke into a wide smile at the mere got into the bracket when other men marginally more competitive. other grand slam clash when Berankis mention of Novak Djokovic’s name, at withdrew from the field. — AAP/AP 30 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 EVERYONE NEEDS A WIN But Wainui would be happy for United to draw FOOTBALL by John Gillies “We’ve put 12 goals past Thistle Reserves in two games this year but you GISBORNE United need to beat Thistle can’t read anything into that now. This is Reserves tomorrow to win football’s a big game; it will be like a cup final.” Eastern League first division title. He had been hoping for a bit of rain to Nothing less will do, unless Lytton soften the ground . . . “The pitches are so High School do the unthinkable and hard.” draw with — or even beat — Sunshine Despite the uncertainty created by the Brewing Wainui Sharks. coronavirus pandemic, it had been a good Heavy Equipment Services United are season of football, Wrigley said. at the top of the table with 34 points, one “I don’t think a lot of people were more than Wainui. looking forward to it, but it’s worked To have any chance of winning the quite well.” league, Wainui must beat Lytton on the Thistle Reserves coaches Davie Ure school side’s home ground in a game that and Ron Young last night had problems starts at 12.30pm. with player availability. Even if United lost to Thistle Reserves Ure will not be in Gisborne tomorrow in their game on Childers Road Reserve as he made travel arrangements on the No.1 at 2.30pm, they would still win the understanding the season was finishing league by virtue of their far superior goal last week. difference if Wainui could only draw with Experienced defender Shannon Lytton. Dowsing will be away, and outstanding Wainui should beat Lytton. The school goalkeeper Gabriel Garnica has work side have had one win and 13 losses and commitments. copped a few heavy beatings this year. Young was on the phone last night But they have also impressed on HELPING OUT: Matt McVey, here in Pacific Premiership action for Thistle, is one of trying to arrange a replacement occasions as a team with plenty of heart three policemen helping a young Lytton High School team this year. File picture goalkeeper. And he was still some way and considerable skill. from being able to say he had a full team Their three adult players — policemen the junior cross-country last year. John scoring prolifically, and Jimmy lined up. Cam Cairns, Cole Devonport and Matt Coach Craig Christophers said the boys Walker, Simon Blaker and Dan Willock The option of bringing three players McVey — were available as of last had their last training session yesterday. creating plenty of opportunities. down from the Pacific Premiership side night, and their influence makes a big “It’s been an enjoyable year,” he said. At the back, Jamie Gallacher and Mal was complicated by the fact that two difference. “Results haven’t gone our way but we’ve Furlan as central defenders and Paddy regular Reserves players — Charlie On the debit side, injuries have been in the battle quite a few times. Pierard in goal have made the Wainui Morris and Ashley McMillan — had made depleted Lytton’s student playing “Seven or eight of the team are Year 11 penalty area a fortress. enough premiership appearances to be strength. students so they’ll be ready to go again Gisborne United have had their share classed as first-team players. Another, Left midfielder Tama Wirepa has next year. And our adults players are of injuries, too. Sam Patterson, had missed half the fractured his wrist, striker Breeze even keener than the boys. They’re the Matt McFatter and David Glassford are season through suspension but he, too, Parsons is out with a fractured first to get to training and the last to still out and centreback Jonathan Purcell had played enough premiership games to collarbone, and centreback Kyle McVey leave.” is in doubt. be considered a first-teamer. has an ankle injury that could be Wainui have had their injury problems, “We won’t know whether he can play Young was settling in for a long night ligament damage. too. Coaches Jake Theron and Michael until Saturday,” coach Dean Wrigley said. on the phone. McVey’s injury occurred in Hastings Smith have been injured, although Smith “We will have players from the first The other fixture set down for at the Lindisfarne invitational has come on in cameo roles in recent team but we’ll leave it until match day tomorrow — Gisborne Boys’ High School tournament and put him out of the school weeks. before we name them.” versus Carpet Court Thistle Massive — intermediate cross-country, in which he But they have their strongest team in He said goals would be the decisive will not be played, as Boys’ High have was expected to do well as he had won years, with Jaiden Ibbetson and Steffan element in the game. defaulted. Dixon keeps it in perspective

MOTORSPORT by Michael Marot, AP I think the whole kind of mindset when you walk into the (Chip) Ganassi race INDIANAPOLIS — Scott Dixon keeps shop throughout the years has never finding ways to put the milestones in changed. At no point do you not go into a perspective. race weekend without thinking about not Sure, he knows a sweep of the Harvest winning.” GP doubleheader in Indianapolis would Nobody has been better or more give him six wins this season, matching consistent than the Iceman this season. a career high. He’s also aware he needs The New Zealand star won the first two wins to tie Mario Andretti for second three races before teammate Felix in IndyCar history with 52. And if he Rosenqvist finally broke the streak at clinches a sixth IndyCar title, he knows Elkhart Lake. Dixon earned win No.4 in he’d be just one behind A.J Foyt’s record. late August outside St Louis. But Dixon didn’t get to the verge of He posted top-five finishes in eight of making history by making a big deal out the first nine races, has only one finish of historic moments and he’s certainly not outside the top 10, has completed every going to start now. lap of every race and has led the points “I feel very lucky and privileged to do wire to wire. what I do,” Dixon said. “I really enjoy So naturally, with a 72-point lead and the people that I work with. They as a only three races left everyone is trying to whole really drive me, their will to win. catch Dixon. Coast due for a win RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf different parts of the field — for example, exits, kick-offs, attack/defence. As NPEC, THEY’RE on the improve — they’re we like to run the ball from everywhere. due for a win. That will get us to a certain point — Ngati Porou East Coast fought the boys understand that. It’s in their harder in the 42-16 loss to Civil Project rugby DNA.” Solutions Poverty Bay at Enterprise Kick-off against King Country at the Cars Whakarua Park in Ruatoria last Opotiki Sports Ground is at 12.30pm. Saturday than the 26-point margin NGATI POROU EAST COAST 1-22: Perrin suggests. The Bay were simply tighter in Manuel, Raniera Whakataka, Hirini Delamere, defence and there were fewer holes. Frank Taiapa, Hoani Te Moana, Richie Green, Those opportunities which presented Moana Mato, Hone Haerewa (c), Hamuera Moana, themselves were taken — by veteran Rapata Haerewa, Taleq Simeon, Tutere Waenga, loosehead prop Perrin Manuel and giant Pamona Samupo, Benny Haerewa, Verdon reserve forward Riki Waitoa. Bartlett. Reserves: Jorian Tangaere, Mahue NPEC head coach Hosea Gear said: Dewes, Kyah Hollis, Riki Waitoa, Tanetoa Parata, “We’re working hard on our strategies in Keegan Rowley, George Sheild/Fabyan Kahaki. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, October 2, 2020 SPORT 31 Carlos Hihi in NZ u-16 touch team TOUCH by Ben O’Brien-Leaf u16s during the Talent ID Camp at An indication of Carlos’s King’s last year. Day 1 was about versatility is that he started at first- CARLOS Hihi has everything fitness, Day 2 the emphasis was on five for the Rotorua BHS rugby under control. skills drills and we played games on first 15 against fearsome Wesley Carlos, 16, went last year to Day 3, but bonding on the first night College at Wesley and came off the Touch New Zealand talent was as important as anything else the bench against 2018 NZ first 15 identification camp held at King’s we did,” said Carlos, who turned 16 champions St Peter’s College at College and has now — through on August 1 this year and whose Raukura (RBHS) in the pre-season SMART (Specific, Measurable, position on the touch field is as one this year. Ambitious, Realistic, Timeframe- of the two “middles”. He was, remarkably for a first- contingent) goal-setting — earned “I had seen many of the other year student of 15, captain of the higher honours: selection for the people there — not just players RBHS second 15 in the Super 8. New Zealand men’s u16 touch but coaches, even NZ men’s One of Carlos’s sporting highlights team. representatives, before — though I to date has been to play with Puna Carlos’s team, under head coach hadn’t played with, against or met under Duane as coach with Carmen touch legend Counties-Manukau’s some of them. It was a challenge (mum) as manager in a game Fredo Morgan, was to have toured to learn the terminology used by televised live during last year’s Australia but because of the Covid- coaches and experienced players, national tournament. 19 restrictions will instead stay in and there wasn’t much downtime: He is a member of the Rotorua camp with the u16 women and it was train, eat, shower and BHS touch team who will compete mixed teams in Auckland over bookwork.” in the national secondary schools October 6-11, playing games in the Carlos first played touch as a Y5, tournament in Rotorua over Waikato, at Whangarei and a mini- captain of the Te Wharau Shakers December 11-13. RBHS lost to tournament. under his father and coach former Hamilton in last year’s final. Puna Carlos attended Gisborne Boys’ GBHS first 15 player Duane Hihi, was openside flanker and captain of High School in Year 9-10. As a Y10 and has played with his brother the GBHS u14s this rugby season, in 2019 he was captain of the first Puna (14) under dad in a number and sister, Katelyn, is an aspiring GBHS team to go to the national of successful school, club and coach and manager. secondary schools tournament Poverty Bay touch and rugby teams. Carlos thrives on competition. since Jamison Gibson-Park led his He played with the Ferris twins, “I like developing my skills, it’s 2010 crew to the semi-finals. James and Jeremy, for four years a fast-paced game, I love the He moved to Rotorua BHS in in local club touch side Kumaraz, atmosphere — it’s exciting, anything 2020 and came into the Bay of and paid tribute to the dedication can happen, you have to be skilful. Plenty u16s two weeks before the and commitment of TK Moeke and This will be my first — and last — NZ representative junior tourney in Lahaina Moeke for their efforts year at the u16 camp: I’m going to February, being selected for the NZ to revitalise Turanga Touch, thus learn more skills, improve my game, u16s on his form there. making it possible for Gisborne get on a pathway to the u18s and ON THE RADAR: Carlos Hihi wants to put himself on the The young man is focused. players to be seen on the national u21s . . . put myself on the national national radar for touch. Touch NZ picture “I set the goal of making the NZ stage. radar.” Start your journey to success eit.ac.nz | 0800 22 55 348 Fit study around your work, home and whanau - achieve a qualiication in only a few months. 30782-04 2 Oct, 2020 MIDNIGHT TONIGHT GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Saturday Sunday R Oct 3 Oct 4 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Tauranga 3 18 0 Hicks Bay 3 18 Te Puke 35 22

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VERSATILE: Poverty Bay captain Adrian Wyrill will play at blindside flanker tomorrow, which means he will have played all three loose forward positions in the Bay’s first three games this year. Picture by Paul Rickard

RUGBY by Jack Malcolm only players who were the bench. Tione Hubbard again this week. involved in local regional and Te Peehi Fairlie were “The idea is all about POVERTY BAY will be club rugby. not named in the 22 for improvement. It was a big looking to take their form The decision has created tomorrow’s game. step up last week from the Bay out from last weekend into their a team with phenomenal The forwards have first week . . . consistency clash with Wairarapa Bush on-field chemistry. The also had some shuffling is key. tomorrow. players are familiar with around. Captain Adrian “They’ve got some big The game, to be played each other, and it’s Wyrill moves from No.8 forwards and strength from at Tremain Field in Napier, made for some great to blindside flanker, which the bench . . . we’re going to keep will be a good test for the combinations between key means he will have played to have to work hard at the Civil Project Solutions playmakers. all three loose forward breakdown area.” Poverty Bay team. Poverty Bay will be positions in the Bay’s first It will be a long day for Last year Wairarapa Bush without fullback Andrew three games. Poverty Bay. They will be came third in the Heartland Tauatevalu this week; he Sam McDell and travelling by bus to Napier Championship, beating will likely miss several Matekairoa McGuire will and back on the same up the Poverty Bay in Masterton games after a heavy knock get their first caps of the day, but Cairns said it’s 36-31 in a close game. to the head which left him season starting in lock and what they had to do to get Poverty Bay head coach unconscious early in last hooker respectively. games in a Covid-affected Tom Cairns said they were week’s Coast game. Cairns said that with no season of rugby. disappointed with the result It’s led to a new-look Heartland competition this Poverty Bay Rugby last year. He thought the backline. Kelvin Smith year, Poverty Bay were Football Union chief good Bay were on the receiving shuffles from first five- committed to giving game executive Josh Willoughby end of a couple of tough eighth to fullback, and time in the scarlet jersey to said the game would be calls over disallowed tries. Paoraian Manuel-Harman as many deserving players live-streamed. They were He expects another will take his place in the 10 as they could. still working through details challenging game tomorrow jersey. With their strategy of and were unsure where the and believes the set piece Louis Devery is starting development and “giving video would be hosted, but work will be a crucial factor. this weekend at second a couple of the guys who would share the stream on “We have to work hard on five-eighth, after being have worked hard a crack”, to their Facebook page. lineout,” he said. unavailable for the first two they were trusting the depth At stake in the game is “They have a couple of games of the representative of the wider squad. the Jeremy David Memorial really tall guys . . . we’ve season. That push Tane The team improved Trophy, in memory of a been working on it this McGuire out to centre. substantially between their former High School Old week.” Jack Lewis and Scott first two games, and Cairns Boys midfield back who This year Poverty Bay McKinley will be on the said he was looking for played representative rugby have a policy of selecting wings, with Matt Raleigh on similar levels of refinement for the Bay and the Bush.