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NEW RESOURCE: At Uepohatu Marae in Ruatorea yesterday, members of the Ngarimu VC Trust board and politicians launched a new learning resource about the 28 Maori Battalion that aligns with teaching New Zealand history in schools. This resource will educate students about the implications of the sacrifices the battalion made during World War 2. It is available in both Te Reo Maori and English. Among the dignatories at yesterday’s launch were, from left, Dr Reuben Collier, Dr Te Tuhi Robust, Ikaroa-Rawhiti MP Meka Whaitiri, Minister Peeni Henare, Wikitoria Hinekukurangi Reedy-Wright, Deputy PM Kelvin Davis, Linda Te Aho, Adrian Rurawhe, Phil Henney and Dr Monty Soutar. SEE STORY PAGE 2 Picture by Paul Rickard
EDUCATION: Dr Wayne Ngata spoke about the importance of the new resource and kaupapa as a whole. Picture by Paul Rickard
Weeks to wait for BUILDING BOOM supplies, labour
by Sophie Rishworth Mr Buscke also happens to be building a new house for his own whanau this GISBORNE’S building boom has been year. described as “phenomenal”, with waits of Because he is in the industry and knew up to six months for some products, and about the shortages, he’d had everything tradespeople booked up for longer. pre-ordered for a while. Currie Construction past-owner Kim Which was lucky because the cladding Currie has been in the industry 45 years he ordered in December, turned up in and has not experienced this big of a April. boom before. And the timber he ordered in January, Stu Buscke, 46, has been in the arrived at the end of May. building industry for 30 years, Almost every product had between a 16 “I’ve been through two booms and two to 24 week wait, said Mr Buscke. busts, and never experienced anything The boom has been driven by border like this before. restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic “It’s phenomenal. Crazy. preventing people travelling. “And (there’s) a labour shortage as well.” CONTINUED ON PAGE 3
HERE TO HELP: Geoff Barton is from Papamoa but has been living in Gisborne for nine weeks doing building jobs. He is booked three months ahead, and says Gisborne is a great place to work — “people are just so darn friendly”. Picture by Liam Clayton
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TOMORROW 977 1175467004 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 Agency over education for Maori FROM PAGE 1 We don’t want that to be lost by Matai O’Connor to the younger generation who are slightly removed from it IT was an emotional and given that we only have one significant day at Uepohatu living member of the battalion Marae in Ruatorea yesterday among us. as Deputy Prime Minister and “It’s very poignant to have Associate Education Minister these resources launched while Kelvin Davis launched a new one of the veterans is still learning resource to help the alive. next generation learn the “This is not just for Maori, history of the Maori Battalion. it is for all New Zealanders. The material has been The lessons learned here are developed by the Ngarimu VC applicable to all the battalions, and 28th (Maori) Battalion companies and units that Scholarship Board for tamariki fought in World War 2. WELCOME: Schools connected to the 28 Maori Battalion were of all ages, whanau, kura and Minister Peeni Henare and tasked with being a part of the pohiri yesterday. schools. Ikaroa-Rawhiti MP Meka Picture by Paul Rickard It aims to provide an Whaitiri also attended the inclusive and engaging launch. learners within the context of as the first of many to be learning experience that is By exploring the stories and their whanau, developed around Aotearoa,” easily accessible for tamariki history of the 28 battalion, Te Tangata: culturally he said. and whanau. students would have the appropriate learning so that This learning resource Mr Davis came to Uepohatu opportunity to increase their Maori learners and their fits within Te Whakaritenga because there was not a more awareness and understanding whanau have a strong sense of Papori Me Te Ahurea and Te fitting place in Aotearoa, he of the contribution the Maori belonging. Ao Hurihuri in Te Marautanga said. soldiers and community made Te Kanorautanga: o Aotearoa, Te Takanga o “The field outside is where to whanau, hapu and iwi, and understanding Maori in Te Wa and social studies the whanau of (Te Moananui- to the shape of our modern the context of their diverse and Aotearoa New Zealand a-kiwa) Ngarimu received his nation, Aotearoa New Zealand, aspirations, lived experiences, Histories in the social sciences Victoria Cross. Mr Davis said. and whakapapa. learning area in The New “These resources are not just “This creates a meaningful, Te Tuakiritanga: that Zealand Curriculum. for tamariki in schools to read tailored curriculum resource education can support the The resources are available about the deeds of the Maori that allows akonga Maori, nga identity, language and culture at this link in English Battalion while they were rangatira mo apopo (students of Maori learners and their tinyurl.com/r3hj5j4s and overseas, it’s actually to help of Maori, tomorrow’s leaders) whanau so that Maori learners in Te Reo Maori at tinyurl. understand the implications to see themselves, to see their can actively participate in te com/4wbw7htv of 600 of our leaders going ancestors, in their learning. ao Maori. •PlatoonleaderTe overseas and not returning,” This is all part of a shift Te Rangatiratanga: the Moananui-a-Kiwa Ngarimu Mr Davis said. towards an education system Ministry partnering with was killed in action in “Those who did not return that gives Maori agency over Maori to support Maori to World War 2, in 1943 in had a cultural and economic education for Maori,” he said. make decisions about the Tunisia. He was awarded the impact on each whanau, hapu In 2020, Ka Hikitia and Tau education of Maori learners. Victoria Cross for bravery, and iwi. Mai te Reo — two cornerstone “This resource is Ka Hikitia determination and outstanding “This is a very emotional strategies for the direction of in action. This resource leadership. The medal was day given there are these education for the next 30 years is Aotearoa New Zealand presented to his parents by LAUNCHING: Deputy PM and associate young people who are the — were relaunched. histories in action,” Mr Davis the governor general, Sir Cyril minister of education Kelvin Davis descendants of the soldiers. This new resource aligns said. Newall, at a hui at Ruatorea launching the new learning resource “You think of all the stories with Ka Hikitia by providing “We want to engage Maori in October 1943, attended by about the Maori Battalion at Uepohatu you have heard about your examples of learning within learners in education, to government leaders, diplomatic Marae yesterday. uncles who went over to war the context of — help them achieve excellent representatives and 7000 Picture by Paul Rickard and the sacrifices they made. Te Whanau: responding to outcomes. I see this resource Maori. Cold snap stops warm June entering record books
A RECORD warm June was on the cards for the daily mean reached 12.4 degrees. But it was night-time that was particularly swelter with a “low” of 17.5 degrees! Gisborne — but that was aced by the cold snap at The other warm Junes for Gisborne were last warmer than usual, with the mean daily minimum It was slightly wetter than usual last month, with the end of the month. year with a mean of 12.1; and 2003 with a mean of at 7.8 degrees — 2.2 degrees up on the 30-year 13 wet days (1mm or more) against the 30-year Climate data collected by the National Institute 12.2. mean of 5.6. mean of 10.6 wet days. of Water and Atmospheric Science (Niwa) show A 12-degree mean daily temperature was That high mean daily minimum has been Gisborne totalled 100.8mm in its rain gauge — the mean temperature for June was 12.2 degrees reached in 1971. reached only once before since 1937, and that was almost bang on the 30-year average. — almost two degrees above the 30-year (1971- Last month’s warmth was pumped up by 20 last year. With more cloud and rain about, sunshine hours 2010) mean of 10.3. days of winds from the north-west or north, with Our warmest night last month made 14.1 were down — 100.2 hours of sun against the Since official monitoring started in 1937, the just six days from the south and four days from degrees, but that has been reached or exceeded a 30-year June average of 128.4 hours. 12-degree mark has only been surpassed three the east. dozen times over the past 84 years. The cloudy, clagged-in days also acted as a times before now. Daytime temperatures were up to a mean daily Amazingly, Gisborne’s warmest June night was thermal blanket, trapping earth heat to make it The warmest June on record was in 2002 when maximum of 16.5 against the 30-year mean of 15.1. in 1989, when the night of June 12 saw locals warmer than usual. — RH LOOKING AHEAD Get your ALL THE LATEST NEWS, INCLUDING: Gisborne Herald
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“He was an integral part of the by Murray Robertson success of Bull Week.” Mr Clark himself said the week THE sale of rising two-year-old was “outstanding”. bulls of all breeds generated more “There was some uncertainty than $5.512 million for the regional around the impact of a bit of land use economy this year, which was up on change, the impact of drought and the result in 2020. cow numbers. Season success was topped off with “But you would have to say the a New Zealand-high average this sales season here has exceeded week and a New Zealand on-farm expectations. record high price for Angus. “Genuine cattlemen know what The black cattle contributed $4.2 they are looking for,” Neville said. BLOWN AWAY: The sale of the “charity bull” at Tangihau Angus on million of the total sum across the “They have the vision to see the Monday produced a $19,000 donation to the Ngatapa Sports Club.Tangihau dozen Angus studs from Wairoa to end result and quality is always studmaster Dean McHardy (left) watches the bull in question — Lot 23 — Tauwhareparae. going to pay off.” parade around the sales ring. Picture by Paul Rickard The three Hereford studs PGG Wrightsons genetics contributed $507,000 and the two representative Emma Pollitt was Simmental studs $764,000. alongside the sales rings throughout In all, across the various breeds, the week. more than 500 young bulls changed “It really has been a sensational $19,000 charita-bull hands in this region this sales week,” she said. season. Around 360 of them were “It showed a lot of confidence in Angus. what the East Coast cattle breeders gift for Ngatapa club It was all finalised on Thursday are doing with their breeding with the last of the sales at Wilencote programmes.” Herefords at Ngatapa. Emma said the region produced by Murray Robertson donation of $19,000 — wow!,” said club East Coast Angus Bull Week the highest average in the country president Lou Livingston. finished with the Turiroa sale near ($15,603 at Kaharau Angus on THE Ngatapa Sports Club was “blown “The club is blown away by the Wairoa on Wednesday evening. Monday night), and also the highest away” by the generosity shown at Monday’s generosity shown by those gentlemen. “It’s been a fantastic week for the price. bull sale at Tangihau Angus at Rere when “We are very fortunate to have a local beef industry,” said long-time The $106,000 sale at Kaharau that Lot 23 changed hands twice to net the club community that gets in behind us with all former auctioneer Bruce Orr. night was a New Zealand all-breed $19,000. we endeavour to achieve. “Great for the people involved and on-farm auction record. The “charity bull” the stud puts up each “We would also like to thank the crowd the Gisborne-Wairoa district.” “It was good to see the highs but year sold initially to Tom Lane of Property for getting behind Lot 23.” Mr Orr paid tribute to the work also good to see how well the sale of Brokers for $6000, and he promptly donated The $19,000 will be invested in the club’s this week of principal auctioneer commercial bulls went.” it back to the stud to auction again, and it endowment fund at The Sunrise Foundation, Neville Clark from Carrfields. She summed up Bull Week, and the realised another $13,000. she said. “It was a great performance by season for that matter, this way. “A huge, massive thank you to Dean “This will help immensely as we strive to Neville — 11 sales was outstanding “We’ve had the highest average McHardy from Tangihau Angus and to Tom build a legacy fund for future generations at — with his usual humour and and the highest high price — we’re Lane of Property Brokers Gisborne, for your Ngatapa.” business efficiency. number one!” GBHS band No end in sight for ‘massive’ T.M.B win Kainga Ora building projects regional
FROM PAGE 1 is just so darn friendly.” time off to get away from the madness rock quest Mr Barton said he couldn’t believe the and spend time with family. We don’t They are spending more on their homes, number of other tradespeople he met who want to, but we have to,” he said. REGGAE rhythm and blues band T.M.B and mortgage interest rates are low. had said, “Thank God you’re here”. “It would be nice if more customers from Gisborne Boys’ High School took out Stats NZ figures show new dwellings “Everyone is flat out, the architects, understood this, and had an appreciation first place at this year’s East Coast regional consented for Gisborne for the year to the draughtsmen, everyone It’s crazy. It’s for what people are going through.” Smokefreerockquest final at Lawson Field May numbered 124, compared with 95 for gotta be good for the economy.” PoolMaster owner Wesley Nomell said Theatre last night. the same period last year. Mr Buscke said normally stocks of when he put up the signs in April for Vocalist Manawa Randall, 16, said he was For the whole of New Zealand, in the timber would come in every second day. the new pool installation business on surprised.“The win came out of the blue,” he year ended May 2021, the actual number Now the market was supplied monthly, Gladstone Road, they were inundated said. of new dwellings consented was 43,466, and when it ran out you just had to wait with calls. “We all just looked at each other and smiled up 17 percent from the May 2020 year. until next month. Gisborne Master Builders branch and felt a sense of relief and surprise. Auckland had the highest number of It’s not just timber. president Mark van Wijk said he had “I’m proud of all the boys and the mahi we new dwelling consents — 18,565. “It’s everything.” not seen a building boom like this one put into it. The atmosphere was amazing. The Mr Buscke said the suppliers could not It’s hard to get carpet. On one job, sustained for so long. crowd was full and pumping. The lights and fog keep up with demand. Mr Buscke said they were on their fifth “This is the busiest I have seen it since made everything feel surreal. “The main Covid-related reason is the selection of carpet because that was all I came into the industry in the late ’80s.” “Everyone in the band held their own. All of shipping chain — countries are in and out that was available without a long wait. The last 18 months had gone “crazy” in us had our own part and played it the best we of lockdown and it has a flow-on effect.” “On another job we’ve ditched tiles the residential area, he said. could,” he said. Clients were understanding, he said. because the wait was too long.” “By far the largest residential housing The other members of T.M.B are Tawhiri “Everyone in the building industry is Instead the floor was ground and investor is Kainga Ora.” Kirikiri (guitar, vocals), Lehi Te Hau (keys), in the same boat. We just have to plan polished. In his role at Currie Construction, Roman Benson (guitar), Jackson Clarke (guitar), forward 6-8 months for getting product.” And for those wanting polished wooden Mr van Wijk said they were building Ned Clarke (bass), Michael Wilson (drums). They “I always say, would you rather be busy, floors? 16 houses for the former Housing New also won the Smokefree Tangata Beats Award. or busy trying to find work.” “There is no polyurethane in the Zealand organisation. Second place in the band category went Papamoa builder Geoff Barton, 64, is country.” “There is so much of it happening. to The Rabbits from Lytton High School and one of a number of out-of-town builders Gisborne Carpets Flooring Xtra People are unaware of how much is under Gisborne Boys’ High School. here to fill the labour shortage gap. director/owner Adrian Clarke said he had way. They join solo-duo winners for East Coast He came down for a weekend a couple never seen such a large spike in activity. “In the last two to three years there Teifi Clarke from Gisborne Girls’ High School of months ago to quote for a few jobs, and “It is great that we’re busy but there must be close to 100 houses they’ve (first) and Ella Harris from Gisborne Girls’ High ended up with 25 jobs to do. are not enough tradespeople to deal with commissioned, with hundreds to go. School (second) with the opportunity to submit Plus, they just keep coming, he said. the volume, and then on top of that throw There is no end in sight for what they are a video of their original material for selection as He has now been in Gisborne for nine in Covid issues and not being able to proposing, it is massive.” one of the top 10 national finalists to play off in weeks, and is booked up for the next three source products. Mr van Wijk said that put pressure on Auckland on September 18th. months. “It’s a really stressful time for tradies other residential builds too. With the new T.M.B also won the Smokefree Tangata Beats “I say to people, I can’t do it for six to and trade-related businesses. Lots of development under way in Hansen Road, Award and Nga Rau Mahara from Gisborne Girls’ eight weeks, and they say, ‘that soon?’. people are working six, sometimes seven there was plenty of building work into the High School were second. “Gisborne is a great place too, everyone days a week to get things done, and need future. Full results and pictures on Monday. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021
FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam Bereavements Monumental Masons MALASH BANKS STEWART, Deaths (nee Brown) Donald Oliphant Our Beautiful Sister The family of Don, STONEHAVEN POHATU, Raniera wish to sincerely thank for Turoa (Duce). — On Your life was a the management team July 2, 2021 peacefully blessing. and all his caregivers at Funerals at Gisborne Hospital. Your memory a Kiri Te Kanawa for Proudly Qualified, Loved son of the late treasure, their wonderful support Registered and Reverend Turoa and You are missed beyond in making our Dad’s Making a Difference. Heke Pohatu. Loved measure. stay as comfortable and brother of John, Taina, We never ask for pain-free as possible. 601 Nelson Road Beau, Terei, and Maewa. miracles, but today Our thanks also go out Ph 867 1800 Loved father of Kiri, just one would do. to Natasha from Three and Mike. Loved Papa To see the front door Rivers and Linda from of Matthew, Calvin, and open and you walk Hospice. As many Terry. through. addresses are unknown Duce will be lying at Te We love and miss you. please accept this Kiekie Marae, Waipiro notice as a personal Bay from this evening. Your whanau acknowledgement. His funeral service will be held at the marae at 11am Monday, 5th July Bereavements Bereavements followed by interment at Taringaroa Cemetery. E paoho nei te whānau NGAIRE RIA (nee Williams) Pohatu kua hinga mai nei, tētahi o nga pou Kei aku nui, kei aku rahi, tenei te reo o mihi tokomanawa o to matau e rere nei ki ngaa toopito katoa o te motu, ki whānau. Ka takoto te whakamaanawa i a koutou I te tae mai ki atu a Raniera Turoa ki te tuku roimata, ki te tuku aroha I te rironga tōna tipuna marae o Te PLEASE o too taatau taonga a Ngaire Ria (nee Kiekie, i te Hatarei nei. HAVE FAMILY Williams).E kore te kupu e tare ate He puna wai hei utuhia, whakapuaki I te nui o te aroha moo koutou it he wai ki aku kamo NOTICES korowaitia too maatau whanau I teenei waa - Evans Funeral taumaha, noo reira e hika maa, teenaa Services Ltd FDANZ IN BY 9AM www.evansfuneral.co.nz DAY OF koutou, teenaa koutou, Teenaa koutou katoa! PUBLICATION On behalf of the Ria whanau, we would like to acknowledge all those who came to honour and pay homage to our beloved wife, Bereavements Bereavements mother, nan, sister, aunty and friend, Ngaire Ria (nee Williams). ATKINS, Diana To those who travelled from near and afar. JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED: Carl Carmody (left) caught this unofficial E ngā taringa pikoko ki te kai o te ao karere, ko From the remote North to the Deep South and everywhere in between. Who carried the world record 161.2-kilogram southern bluefin tuna from the boat Doctors Orders ngā pī o te māra o ngākau e mihi matakuikui on Thursday morning. He plans to have it mounted for his wall. With Carl are Blake nei kia koutou. love and prayers of our absent friends and Picture by Liam Clayton whanau with you all. Your presence Sheridan (middle, skipper) and crewmate Calum Mackay. The whanau of the late Taina Diana Atkins strengthened us. We thank you! (Dinah), humbly extends our sincere gratitude to all those who showed their aroha and To those who gave abundantly in all manaaki during the passing of our Mum. currencies with your time, food, service and monetary donations. Your contributions Thank you to our Uawa Community for all Hicks Bay spot sustained us physically, mentally, that you have done for Mum over the years. emotionally and spiritually. We love and To the Ministers and Anglican Parish, your thank you! spiritual guidance, services, and allowing Mum to lie at the Mihaia Church was much To those who gave without hesitation, who appreciated. The parish was an enormous part surrounded us at home, attended to our every delivers record of Mum’s life. need and requests as we navigated the matrix To all our whanau who awaited Mum’s arrival of our emotional grief, we felt loved and by Jack Malcolm out over 600 metres of line so they knew at Te Rawheoro Marae nga ringawera, nga supported. We thank you! they had a big one on their hands. GISBORNE angler Carl Carmody knew The tuna took about an hour to reel in kaikaranga, nga kaikorero, we, the whanau, To our whanau who received us onto thank you all for your manaaki and aroha. it was a big fish the moment he hooked it. and it was not until they weighed it at Whakato Marae, our constant and dedicated He didn’t realise it could be a record- Waihau Bay that they realised they had To the medical team at Uawa Medical Centre hapuu and Iwi leaders. Thank you for beater. something special. who cared for Mum over the years, nga mihi embracing us, guiding us and being a part of A 161.2-kilogram southern bluefin tuna “We knew it was a big one, but not aroha kia koutou. our journey. We sensed your compassion, reeled in by Carl on Thursday morning is record size . . . she was a big night after,” we felt your embracement, we saw your unofficially a world record for its species Carl said. Our cousins and aunties, your love, koha commitment and contributions across the for the 60kg line class. The fish far surpassed anything Carl and support did not go unnoticed. Mai te board. To our haahi ministers who If ratified by the International Game had caught in the past. He said his timatanga ki te mutunga, you were there for maintained our faith and led us in prayer Fishing Association (IGFA), it will break previous biggest effort was a short bill us. You all did an amazing job. with ease and passion. We are truly humbled, the record set by Carl’s fellow Gisborne spearfish which weighed about 25kg. we thank you! Tatapouri Sports Fishing Club member Carl said the fish would be mounted To all our whanau, whanau whanui, friends Graeme McKay in August 2019. and put on his wall as a trophy. and colleagues, thank you all, we are very To the multitudes of community healthcare Graeme’s world record fish weighed For the fish to be confirmed as a world grateful. services and healthcare individuals who 156.85kg. record, a detailed application form must Mum/Nanny will be dearly missed by us all, provided us with the utmost respect and care The three-man crew of Carl, Blake be filled out and a sample of the line used however, we are happy she is now at peace during the last few weeks and days of our Sheridan (skipper) and Calum Mackay provided for confirmation by the IGFA, Maama’slife. Like our whanau, there are too were fishing off Hicks Bay on the boat The southern bluefin is the smallest with those she loved, missed and talked about Doctors Orders. sub-species of bluefin tuna in the world. every day. many of you to thank individually. None the less, we appreciate you all. Thank you! They regularly fish together but this The all-tackle world record in this Our Mum’s parting words: “Remember was the first time they had dropped their species is a 167.5kg fish caught at Tathra, always my whanau, moko and greats, I loved We keep you all in our prayers and hearts. lines there. Australia, in 2009. you all in life, may you all have a happy life May your blessings be tenfold. Carl said they had been on the water The heaviest-ever tuna caught and ahead of you.” for 90 minutes when his line started recorded by the IGFA was a 1496-pound With love from Barry and Whanau...xo racing. (678.6kg) bluefin in Nova Scotia The moment it was hooked the fish ran in 1979. Highway back to two lanes after Turihaua Point erosion damage
ROADWORKS to stabilise Turihaua “We are very grateful to our “We’re expecting to experience more motorists’ safety when stock wander Point on State Highway 35 have been contractors for their work to get the road wet weather over these winter months, on to the road but it also means our completed and the highway at that point back up to two lanes on top of responding so we continue to advise motorists contractors have to be taken off other has been fully reopened. to other incidents and hazards on the to take extra care and drive to the jobs to respond and clean up when stock Coastal erosion caused by large swells state highway network as a result of the conditions,” Ms Harris said. is hit by a vehicle. and high tides forced Waka Kotahi NZ recent weather events.” “Now is also a good time for farmers to “It’s important that farmers check Transport Agency to close one of the Both lanes were fully open, however, check their fences and waterway gates. their fences and make any repairs as lanes. the road shoulder remained closed as it “We know that the recent weather soon as possible. NZTA journey manager Helen Harris had not yet been sealed, she said. events would have caused damage to “We thank those farmers who have praised the efforts of contractors to “Contractors are waiting for the fencing, increasing the risk of stock already ensured their fencing is secure repair the damage quickly in difficult weather to improve to complete the wandering on to the highway. and ask those who haven’t to please conditions. sealing work. “Not only does it create a risk to make it a priority.” The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 NEWS 5 On the web On Last week’s question Do you think the council should be looking to the encourage the use of tiny homes? street
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Yes: 288; No: 52; Don’t know: 7; Total: 347
THIS WEEK’S QUESTION: maureen graham samueL: CJ houkamau: nathan garrett: sam Cameron: Do you agree with the council’s new maCann: “Nope I have never “No. I am aware of “Na I haven’t been, “No I haven’t. I am policy of sharing 10 percent of its three “No, I work as a social been hacked because what to watch out but I have received pretty on to it. I waters costs district-wide? worker for the DHB I don’t have a for. I don’t click any weird phone calls spend a lot of time so I have been taught computer.” links for things that saying they had online so I know what Online polls are not scientific and reflect the opinions of only those internet users who have chosen to participate • Percentages may not what to look out for.” seem odd, and I something for me, to look out for and total 100 due to rounding never reply.” but I could tell it can pick up when VOTE ONLINE: www.gisborneherald.co.nz wasn’t real.” things are not right. “ Most voters want MESSAGE: council to pave Frustrated Mahia locals have left this way for tiny homes “note”on the back of a PF A MAJORITY of voters in this week’s webpoll think the Olsen sign, Gisborne District Council should be looking to encourage and removed a the use of tiny homes. gate installed Eighty-three percent (288 votes) voted yes, 15 percent by the forestry (52 votes) voted no and two percent (7 votes) said they company don’t know. A total of 347 voted. blocking Among the comments from those in favour were: access to a •“Tinyhousesareverysuitableforsomepeople.” paper road. •“Agoodidea,alotofpeopledon’tneedorwantalarge Picture house.” supplied •“Theyshouldbemoreflexiblewhenconsideringissues instead of adopting a one-size-fits-all attitude. There is a desperate need for housing in Gisborne and every avenue should be considered. •“Itappearsoncurrentperformancethatthiscouncil will move heaven and earth to hinder progress unless it suitstheirownagenda.” •“Ithinkthecouncilisbeingveryshort-sightedwithits currentattitudetowardstinyhouses.” •“It’sanewandinnovativewayoflivingandshouldbe supportedbyGDC,notmademoredifficult.” •“Withthepresentshortageofaffordablehomescouncil should be doing everything possible to encourage this Gate raises Mahia ire enterprise.Nothinderit.” •“Onlyiftheyarebuilttotherequiredqualitystandards. Just because people are less fortunate doesn’t mean they don’t deserve a warm, dry house. I think tiny homes are by Sahiban Hyde, HB Today Mr Cullinane said the landowners permission. a viable solution, as is reducing some of the consenting were best to negotiate with locals “Landowners cannot put gates, burdens,butonlyifthehomesarewellbuilt.” A GATE at the centre of a dispute and the council to find a solution locked or unlocked, on unformed Those on the no side were concerned about the size of between Mahia residents and forestry which “affirms that legal right but legal roads without the permission of the homes and the possibility of having multiple homes on company PF Olsen is likely to be addresses some of the concerns the councils and if they do, the gate has the section. illegal, according to a Crown agent. landowner might have”. to have a sign letting people know it “Theideaoftinyhomesisprobablyquitegood,but The gate temporarily blocked access “We have a lot of experience with continues to be public access’’. it will only be a matter of time before there are multiple to a paper road before it was removed these sorts of problems. According to Mahia residents, the homes on sections. The GDC has to have the ability to by frustrated locals. “There are often many other road near Te Au Forest was closed to draw a line in the sand and say there are certain standards Wairoa District ways to address the vehicles after Cyclone Bola in 1988, tobemetforalloursakes,”wasonecommentfromthe Council has asked concerns landowners but had been frequented by walkers “no”camp. the Mahanga Rd Put the gates have without removing and cyclists since. “Ithinkpeopledeserveaproperhome.Sortoutthe landowner, PF Olsen, people’s outdoor public When the gate was removed a back‘ at your peril sewage issue and make it easy for people to own a home. to find an alternative ’ access. These might letter written on behalf of the Mahia “Renttobuy,”wasanotherresponsefromthenegative gate site which does not involve fences, signs community was transcribed on to the side. Other comments included: restrict access to the or restrictions on some back of a PF Olsen sign. •“Thesizeofthehomesisnottheissue,it’speople paper road. dangerous activities.” The message warned PF Olsen to thinking they can build without building consents. PF Olsen is yet to comment “We’d advise the landowner to give “put the gates back at your peril” and •“Whiletheyareagreatstopgap,maybeemergency publicly on the dispute. us a call so we can find a sustainable said the pathways, known as “the housing, they are not a long-term option. New Zealand Walking Access long-term solution that works better Mahanga way”, had been used by •“Idon’tthinkthelong-termuseoftinyhomesisgood Commission chief executive Ric for everyone and gets the community ancestors for centuries. for anyone’s physical or mental health. Cullinane urged PF Olsen to get in and the landowner working together, It said the locals intended for the Another no voter said it was not the council’s touch with his organisation. rather than angry.” walkway to remain public. responsibility to provide suitable housing for people. NZWAC Ara Hikoi Aotearoa is the Mr Cullinane said it was illegal “The community has discussed the “Theyarenota’fixitall’group,butarethereatour Crown agent responsible for outdoor to erect gates that blocked access gate and we decided to remove it votingrequesttomanageservicesinthisregion.” access issues. to paper roads without council ourselves,” it said. 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 Oranga Tamariki Minister ‘oblivious’
CHRISTCHURCH — A state care survivor says recently exposed abuse at an Oranga I would encourage anyone to wait until they Tamariki facility has blown the have‘ read the board’s final report, and my board tasked with delivering a decision around the future direction of Oranga report into the under-fire agency “completely out of the water”. Tamariki, before questioning their legitimacy. AGENCY UNDER FIRE: Video footage this week showed staff Aaron Smale, who is also a —Kelvin’ Davis members restraining youths in various holds — actions that Ngati Porou claimant named by Minister for Children Kelvin Davis called ‘unacceptable’. File picture the Waitangi Tribunal’s inquiry into Oranga Tamariki, told video, which led to the closure The minister had managed to leaders, saying many gang board also handed over their RNZ’s Checkpoint revelations of of the Christchurch facility, had get before a governance group of members had asked him where boardroom for the group to hui behaviour at the Christchurch “completely blown them out of senior Maori leaders concerned were iwi leaders when they were among themselves. youth facility showed the agency, the water”. about how Oranga Tamariki was being beaten up and abused in In addition, the board had the minister and his advisory What was happening at the functioning, but that was just state institutions. He accused met with a number of the lead board were oblivious to what was facility in Christchurch was no “chit chat” with “no substance”, the leaders of taking the media claimants as individuals and going on in their own backyard. surprise to him. He had heard he said. spotlight when it suited them. representing other groups, he Video footage this week many reports of similar incidents “The advisory panel certainly “This has been going on for a said. showed staff members in the last 18 months to two hasn’t spoken to me and I’m not long time — it hasn’t suddenly He added board members were restraining youths in various years, he told Checkpoint. sure that it’s spoken to many of dropped out of the sky in the last in direct contact with many of holds — actions that Minister Davis and his advisers had the other claimants,” he added. two years. It has been going on those lead claimants and had for Children Kelvin Davis called tried to make it look like they Although Tukaki did attend for decades.” also provided some of their “unacceptable”. were consulting, but had failed to a claimants’ meeting, Smale Kelvin Davis said in a leadership group with updates as The advisory board, made up consult with survivors and those conceded. statement to Checkpoint that recently as the last fortnight. of chairperson Matthew Tukaki, with lived experience, so had The lack of an appropriate the advisory board had consulted A process had also been Dame Naida Glavish, Shannon therefore failed to identify the approach by the advisory board widely across New Zealand and established for whanau to have Pakura and Sir Mark Solomon, problems, Smale added. was concerning because the both Oranga Tamariki, the board their cases monitored, Tukaki was tasked with making “You can’t solve a problem Waitangi Tribunal had made it and he had met with Smale. said. recommendations on the future until you know what the problem clear the Crown needed to talk to “I would encourage anyone “I would urge everyone to of Oranga Tamariki. Their report is. People who’ve been through the claimants, Smale said. to wait until they have read pause and allow us to get on has now been delayed for two the system, they know what the Two weeks ago at the Royal the board’s final report, and with the job we have been tasked weeks, with the stated reason problem is. They’ve had to live Commission of Inquiry into my decision around the future to do. My primary concern, and being sickness. with it their whole lives. They abuse police apologised about not direction of Oranga Tamariki, that of the board, is our children However, Smale, who is also continue to live with it. The listening to former Lake Alice before questioning their and whanau involved in the completing his PhD on Maori Crown continues to ignore them. patients. legitimacy.” system now and to do all we can tamariki in state care, said both And he thinks he can charge off “They failed to listen to Tukaki said in a statement to improve their future while Davis and Oranga Tamariki chief and fix the problem.” survivors; they were failing that the advisory board had at the same time reduce the executive Sir Wira Gardiner Smale said Davis would join a to listen to them as children. held more than 70 hui and number of children coming into seemed surprised at the long queue of people over the last They have not listened to them engagements across Aotearoa in the system. behaviour. 50 to 60 years who had ignored as adults and now they’re not the last 13 weeks. “We can only do that by He said he had no confidence the needs of those most directly listening to them,” he said. This included a meeting with working together and not in in the board’s report and that the affected by abuse. Smale also took aim at iwi the claimant group and the silos.” — RNZ Let vaccinated travellers isolate at home like air crew: health expert
AUCKLAND — International should be able to isolate at home for had Janssen or AstraZeneca we arrivals who are fully vaccinated a couple of days and then away we need you to have an antibody test should be able to bypass managed go. There’s no reason why we’d need to prove that you actually have an isolation and quarantine and spend to be in quarantine given that sort of immunity and that’s something we just three days isolating at home, approach.” do commonly. I think that test costs Professor of Medicine Des Gorman There would need to be measures about $45.” says. in place to ensure people are doing Gorman said the one-size fits all Gorman told RNZ’s Checkpoint what they should, Gorman said. approach didn’t identify the low risk, it is time New Zealand ditches the “Basically you’d go home for three or high risk individuals. NZ ranks second “one-size-fits-all” Managed Isolation days, you’d have to have your phone “There has to be some reward for and Quarantine (MIQ) for people on, people would check you were vaccination. If we’re going to become who are fully vaccinated with an where you claimed to be, you’d be vaccinated there’s got to be some on pandemic approved vaccine. pinged at home — people may ring point to the exercise, and that point Several businesses have told you to prove that you are actually has to be liberty and freedom of Checkpoint they are unable to send isolating at home, you’re not roaming movement.” normality index vaccinated staff overseas to critical around the neighbourhood.” About 9 percent of New Zealand’s trade shows because of a lack of eligible population are fully AUCKLAND — New Zealand has ranked second space in MIQ on their return. One of vaccinated for Covid-19, with some on a list of countries ordered by how much they’ve those trade shows had $60 million There has to be some regions exceeding their targets. returned to normal during the pandemic. of government funding. The ASB reward‘ for vaccination. If But they are targets that Gorman The Economist has developed a “normalcy index,” Classic was also cancelled due to a questions. which ranks nations by their progress. lack of spots in MIQ. we’re going to become “I think it’s a time honoured The “normalcy index” tracked eight variables — Gorman said there should be no vaccinated there’s got tradition of setting incredibly low sports attendance, time at home, traffic congestion, reason why a fully vaccinated person to be some point to the targets, exceeding them, then retail footfall, office occupancy, flights, film box shouldn’t be able to bypass MIQ and congratulating yourself on how well office and public transport — for 50 countries isolate instead at home. exercise, and that point has you’ve done,” he said. representing about 75 percent of global population “We already have a living example to be liberty and freedom of The Government couldn’t aim and 90 percent of global GDP. in New Zealand in terms of air crew movement. much lower, Gorman said. Hong Kong tops the list at 96 percent normality. who come back into the country “I think the targets have been New Zealand follows at 87 percent, behind likely who are fully vaccinated. They’ve ’ — Des Gorman dictated to by the amount of vaccine in large part due to Covid-19 border closures and been isolating for a couple of days that’s available and the very limited travel restrictions. while they’re away and they are ability to get it into people’s arms. Pakistan, Nigeria and Ukraine then follow at 84 quarantining or isolating at home. People should be allowed to isolate So I think it’s actually working percent. “We are already doing it, we’re at home rather than spend two backwards from what they think “The world is slowly coming back to pre- doing it on a fairly large scale in weeks in MIQ if they have been they can achieve easily, and then pandemic levels,” The Economist said in a press terms of the air crew, and there has vaccinated by an approved vaccine or setting that as a target. Well that’s release. not been a single outbreak resulting can prove their immunity, Gorman not a target. China ranked 19th, the US 20th, and the UK 36th. from that particular approach. said. “A target is something which Auckland was also recently named the world’s “So quite frankly, if you and I “So there are vaccines which have stretches you to do better today than most liveable city by the Economist Intelligence were vaccinated with a vaccine like an incomplete response where we you did yesterday and do better Unit recently and Wellington fourth most liveable, Pfizer, and we spent a couple of days check them for antibody status so next week than you did last week. with the elimination of Covid-19 in the community a before we came back to New Zealand what we do is we’d say, ‘well, we’ll A target which you can trip over driving factor in that decision. — RNZ in isolation, we have maybe had a accept Pfizer at face value, we accept and succeed against is not really a rapid antigen test at the airport, we Moderna at face value, but if you’ve target.” — RNZ The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 7
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Find out more at Covid19.govt.nz 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 Star of NZ diamond’s mystery owner revealed
AUCKLAND — Diamonds remain anonymous, confirmed transfer. And, for the past SECRET are forever — but diamond he bought the diamond as a decade and a half, the diamond DISCLOSED: In mysteries are, eventually, gift for his wife — but she has been “well-stored in a 2006, the Star solved. won’t wear it, because the secure vault”. Purchased of New Zealand For 15 years, the stone is so big. “It just looks too in a temporary setting, it became the whereabouts of New Zealand’s big. You’d think it was a fake.” has since been fitted into country’s first $1 first $1 million diamond was Dubbed the Star of New a platinum ring — worn, million diamond. a closely guarded secret. Zealand, the 52-carat raw for these photographs, by a The owner has This week, a South Island stone was mined in South worker at the hotel where the finally been businessman finally confessed Africa and cut in Israel. businessman agreed to meet revealed as a to its purchase, allowing the The mystery buyer — who the Weekend Herald. South Island Weekend Herald to photograph collects precious jewels — said Afterwards, the businessman. the gem for the first time since he had just returned from an photographer described the NZ Herald picture its 2006 headline-making overseas trip, when a friend stone as “so big it could have arrival. alerted him to the sale. come from a Princess Barbie The man, who wishes to A phone call. A bank dress-up box”. — NZ Herald
INJURY UNREPORTED: Dayna Grant suffered a serious head injury on Stunt workers’ fury the LOTR set in Kumeu that was not reported to WorkSafe. over LOTR injuries Picture supplied
AUCKLAND — At least three stunt Elissa Cadwell in February last year March after badly injuring his right workers on Amazon Studios’ $1 billion until after it was reported by the shoulder’s rotator cuff. The Lord of the Rings (LOTR) television Weekend Herald. Kiwi said he was required to perform production being filmed in Auckland It is understood Amazon paid her a backflip stunt for hours despite have been seriously injured — with one about $500,000 after her injury. This complaining repeatedly to the stunt resulting in a $500,000 payment. payment was reportedly in part to help supervisor he was not properly rigged Several sources on the set of the Cadwell get back home and settle in up with the support wires. most expensive TV show ever produced Australia and was not an admission of He said he then arrived at work the say they don’t believe their concerns guilt by Amazon. next day and completed a full day’s about safety standards are being An Amazon spokeswoman denied all work before seeing a doctor. Kiwi has treated seriously enough, with at least allegations made by staff on the Kumeu not worked since the March injury. two injuries requiring surgery not Studios LOTR set that health and safety He said in his opinion it was the just chucked me in their harness.” Amazon bought the TV rights for proactively reported to WorkSafe. standards were deficient. worst set he’d ever been on due to Another stunt worker on the LOTR for US$250 million ($359.24m) in The Weekend Herald has spoken “Amazon Studios takes the health, safety standards. “It’s got the most Auckland production, who did not want November 2017, making a five-season to four workers who believe a senior physical and emotional welfare of our money and yet the way they run it and to be named, said a colleague tore a production commitment. stunt supervisor has created an uneasy cast and crew extremely seriously,” said do things is so unsafe. It’s not good, knee ligament but that has never been The head security officer on the environment which has contributed to the spokeswoman. man, especially with the budget.” made public. Auckland LOTR production, Willy an unsafe workplace. “As a top priority, the production In relation to his injury he felt the While acknowledging “you always Heatley, said the injury rate across all However, Amazon Studios team continues to be in full compliance person overseeing his stunt had not get injuries regardless” on film sets, the studios they used was incredibly insists safety is a “top priority” with the mandated WorkSafe NZ Safety followed standard safety procedures. the worker believed that on this major low. and the company has fulfilled its and Security government regulations. “I corrected him (directly) after it production “it’s a different league being “This is one of the biggest shows responsibilities according to New Any allegation or report that activities happened. The next day . . . I said, ‘this hushed up”. in the world, so it’s fair to say it’s the Zealand’s workplace safety guidelines. on set are unsafe or outside of is what you got wrong’. They should He said letters have been written and biggest show anyone’s worked on. In March, world-class Kiwi regulations are completely inaccurate,” be more on to it because there’s a lot complaints had been made to Amazon “The safety team on a mainstream stuntwoman Dayna Grant suffered a she said. of s*** that’s happening in the stunt Studios. $50- to $150-million movie might be five head injury on The Lord of the Rings The Weekend Herald has spoken to department and a lot of unsafe stuff The worker said he believed there or eight or 10 people. We’ve got 21 full- set at West Auckland’s Kumeu Studios. several staff who said they don’t believe that’s happened. I just left.” was an imperative to keep the injuries time safety team members, as well as After undergoing scans Grant was production management listened to Kiwi said his arm was repeatedly quiet and not reported to WorkSafe six to eight part-time crew. diagnosed with an 8mm brain aneurysm concerns about health and safety on getting caught on one of the wires because it would jeopardise the “We have had 16,200 stuntperson and an upper spinal injury. the set. attached to him as he did a backflip insurance on the TV production. days worked since we started However, Grant’s head injury was not One person considered Grant’s spin. “It’s cheaper to pay them. You production. That is an incredible reported to WorkSafe NZ by Amazon “concussion smash” injury to be The stuntman said there was no lose all your insurance on your film number. And our injury rate across because the company said it did not the result of the stunt veteran of two meeting with all his riggers before he set because if you can’t have a safe all studios is 0.065 percent . Most of meet the threshold for reporting. decades being made to do manoeuvres attempted the stunt and no photos were practice worksite, you’re stuffed.” these injuries are common stunt-related The Weekend Herald is also aware of she was uncomfortable with. provided to him of the points of the The LOTR stunt worker said one of sprains, bruises and muscle and soft two other stunt workers who have left A Givealittle crowd fundraising effort procedure, as is customary. his superiors was “a major problem up tissue strains.” the LOTR production after an injury on this week, spearheaded by Kiwi actress “They should have everything there with what’s going on” and there WorkSafe did not reply to queries set, and a third who departed for mental Lucy Lawless, has raised $100,000 for on spreadsheet. They should have were fears people would lose their jobs about how many injuries had been health reasons. Grant’s emergency brain surgery. everything on photos (of the rig setup). if they talked about the issues. reported by LOTR management at the WorkSafe also did not learn of a Another New Zealand stunt worker, “It’s just basic stuff that they should Another worker said “it’s definitely an Kumeu set since production began in serious injury to Australian stuntwoman Thomas Kiwi, left the production in have done. None of this happened. They uncomfortable environment to work in”. 2019. — NZ Herald Power Up with Space Upgrade your Space Chair and Footstool to Space Motorised 2nd – 26th July
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40033-02 The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 • NATIONAL NEWS 9 ‘It’s horrendous, I felt sick’ Parents react to 20 rapes reported in school survey
by Hamish Clark, NZ Herald she tells them. “They ask where are you heading? How CHRISTCHURCH — Parents of a girl old am I?” But she never tells them. BRAVERY at Christchurch Girls’ High School have “They called me hot and really pretty. APPLAUDED: applauded the school’s bravery while It is not sexual but it makes you feel Parents of challenging boys’ schools to lead the uncomfortable. two girls from change in sexual behaviour. “Bussing to school is not a problem Christchurch Three female students at CGHS have because there are always girls on my Girls’ High laid complaints with police over sexual bus who go to the same school. I walk School have harassment they have experienced after with them in a crowd because I feel more applauded the the release of a school-wide survey on comfortable with that. school’s bravery Monday. “Bussing home today,” she says, “I was while challenging In the survey, more than 20 students still cautious — men were still sitting boys’ schools alleged they had been raped. next to me — like, what they were saying to lead the “It’s horrendous. A horrendous statistic to their friends, what they were doing, change in sexual but it doesn’t surprise me,” the father of a how they were acting — I made sure they behaviour. pupil told The New Zealand Herald. didn’t get off at the same bus stop as me NZ Herald picture “When I got the page of the unreported because if they followed me I don’t know rapes, I just felt sick,” his wife said. what I would do.” “My initial response was, is one of my She once called her dad and asked him daughters one of those victims?” to meet her at a bus stop. “It also has to come from coaches and space to deal with things on their own Their daughter was not one of those Instead of taking the quickest bus teachers, too. The principal sets the tone — you can’t wrap them in cotton wool victims claiming to be raped but the home she now catches an alternative for the whole thing if it (behaviour) is not forever.” student said that the detailed stories route and travels via the bus exchange, acceptable.” Their daughter says it is all down to released as part of the survey were “hard that takes an hour longer. Then there are the weekend parties what the boys say and do. to read”. “It takes an hour and a half to get from put on by parents for their school kids. “I am sure the schools don’t promote “All the rape stuff, like the girl and the school to home.” “Young teenagers, young girls and anything like this, it is just the culture boyfriend — someone who she trusted It would normally take half an hour. young boys and alcohol don’t mix well at of the boys’ schools — if I can get with — then bringing all his other friends “It’s for their own self-protection, all. so many girls over the weekend — got into the room and taking turns. I would because the kind of intimidation on the “I have always been the mother who another few numbers to add to your list never ever have even thought about that, bus was so uncomfortable,” her mother asks where are you going? Who are you — it’s double standards.” haven’t heard about it all at,” she said. says. going with? How are you getting there? Despite the survey, the publicity, ‘You kind of know who to stay away The survey results were shared with How are you getting home? Whose place support of the school and police, she is from, who to keep your friends away from the whole school by the principal earlier is it and what is the address, and get on unsure what if any change will come if they are drunk at parties and stuff this week with the board chair, police, Google and search the house and streets,” from it. ‘cause you want to keep them protected head girl and author of the survey in the mother said. “I don’t think there is really much from all the things that are happening.” attendance. She leaves no stone unturned. you can change because that is the way More than 1000 students attend “The principal told the girls how proud There were “two instances when (her they are. You ask them not to do stuff, Christchurch Girls’ High School, a public she was that we had been honest through daughter) said no — she got some bad teach them how bad it is and might get school on the doorstep of Hagley Park, the survey,” the student said. vibes.” something through their heads. steeped in history and tradition and in It was emailed home to students’ “You are also trying to give them more “I don’t think they will ever change.” demand by parents. parents and guardians. A total of 725 girls, aged between 12 “I reckon it is gold — it’s a step in and 18, took part in the first survey of its the right direction making more people kind into sexual harassment suffered by aware,” says the father. high school girls. “I am really happy the school is front- It found more than 60 percent had footing it — that it is out in public — experienced sexual harassment, a quarter there is no way else you are going to get of victims more than 10 times. it changed.” The offenders were mostly lone males “The type of verbal harassment and but a quarter were groups of boys. bum pinching has always happened. It is The incidents regularly occurred at not that it is an accepted thing but it has weekend parties, on the streets or on always happened,” his wife said. public transport. “It shouldn’t happen — but how do you “We don’t send our girls off to school to stop it?” be harassed,” the mother said. “To me it highlights to the boys’ school But that hasn’t stopped their daughter that they need a lot more education,” her from being harassed almost every day on husband says. the bus home from school. “Do you understand the impact you “Our girls changed buses because they guys are having? When someone gets on didn’t like going on that bus that goes the bus and you give her lip — we don’t past Boys’ High because it was packed need that. with Boys’ High boys and it was the “We know rugby, we know boys’ intimidation,” her mum said. schools and First XVs are chest-beating “You know, looks and gestures and silverbacks and they want to outdo each comments.” other and I think the odd one who wants For her own safety, she now tries to sit to show off, wolf whistles. up the front of the bus. “We have got to get past putting the “Boys ask me for my Snapchat,” she First XV . . . these guys . . . they are put says. up as the superstars and they have got “Sorry, I have a boyfriend, just leave it,” to lead.”
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40796-01 10 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 Seal’s beachfront perch delights Napier onlookers by Sahiban Hyde, Hawke’s Bay Today “It’s really exciting that fur seals are doing well, and this time of year provides for some NAPIER — A fur seal sleeping like a log has unique and special encounters with them,” Boren started his weekend relaxation early in Napier, said. delighting onlookers. “But it’s important to remember this is all part The seal has been spotted several times of their normal behaviour and they are really on Marine Parade in Napier this week, and resilient animals. Watch and enjoy them from a was snapped lazily lolling around on a log on distance and follow our guidelines for when to Thursday. call DoC.” But delightful and charming though he may DoC said seals were well adapted to life in seem, the Department of Conservation says enjoy the sea and along the rocky shoreline and have him “from a distance”. a thick layer of fur and blubber to keep them Zeke Charles, his partner and kids were out comfortable in this environment. and about watching the waves on Friday when These animals are also very clever and have they spotted the mammal, and decided to capture the potential to become accustomed to humans a few zoomed-in pictures of him in action. and handouts very easily, prohibiting them from Laura Boren, science advisor for the returning to a normal life at sea. Department of Conservation (DoC), said between DoC’s advice was to never touch or handle May and September young seals, including newly a seal as they could be very aggressive if weaned pups, and male seals of any age could threatened. be spotted as they left their breeding colonies, It is also a breach of the Marine Mammals explored and rested. Protection Act. People should keep a distance of She said kekeno (seals) were most often at least 20 metres from kekeno, if possible, and found on rocky shores but were curious and not get between the seal and the sea. exploratory by nature and could be seen “If you are walking your dog in areas where all around the coast in unusual places and seals regularly haul out, or see a seal on your occasionally they travelled up rivers as far as beach, put your dog on a lead until you are away SLEEPING LIKE A LOG: Lazy seal logs a siesta in Napier. DoC advises people to 15km inland. from the seal,” Boren said. admire seals from a distance. NZ Herald picture
Govt launches inquiry Redefining weather into migrant labour in seafood industry Scientists update NZ’s new ‘climate normals’ WELLINGTON — A ministerial inquiry will look into the seafood sector’s reliance on migrant workers and AUCKLAND — It’s been 53 months prompted by the World Meteorological audited and standardised. how to attract more New Zealanders into the jobs. since New Zealand saw one with a Organisation (WMO) who determine One of the crucial steps is Oceans and Fisheries Minister David Parker said below-average temperature — and now the 30-year period as the accepted identifying and then filling gaps in the Covid-19 border restrictions had highlighted the Niwa climate scientists are redefining statistical convention. data. sector’s vulnerability due to its reliance on migrant what’s “normal” weather in a warming Updating to the new 30-year time Gaps can be caused by a range of labour. world. period is a requirement for all WMO issues from severe weather damaging That had sped up industry and government efforts A team of technicians and member countries around the globe. the weather station, transmitting to increase New Zealanders’ participation in the researchers are embarking on a major The switch won’t change any actual malfunctions and something as simple sector. project to update New Zealand’s weather measurements, but due to our as a spider web affecting the size of a It is estimated the peak number of migrant workers “Climate Normals” that will take at warming planet, it will mean the new hole through which rain passes into a in the sector in the year ending March 2019 was about least six months to complete. temperature normal will be higher measuring container. 1850 (20 percent) although there are likely to be fewer Climate Normals are what scientists than previously. Filling the gaps can be done using now. define as an average statistic based on Technological advances have also a range of calculations partly derived “Some businesses in the sector have reduced their a 30-year timespan. been huge in the past 30 years which from data of nearby stations. reliance on migrant workers since border restrictions So when climatologists describe has meant changes to the way data are “Even if there is a complete 30-year were imposed, but some deep sea vessels in rainfall amounts as “above normal” or collected. record we need to make sure it is good particular are still 100 percent foreign-crewed.” temperatures as “below normal”, they Principal climate technician Andrew quality so we follow several processes, Commercial seafood activities including deep-sea are currently comparing the figures Harper said his team continually including auditing selected variables,” fishing, inshore fishing, aquaculture activities and to a 30-year average of data collected undertook field verifications of the Srinivasan said. seafood processing, will be looked at, he said. between 1981 and 2010. data they were collecting and calibrate It is a detailed and painstaking “The inquiry will focus on the sector’s reliance on Climate Normals are important the instruments. process that he likens to good migrant labour, and how to transition it away from that because they act as a benchmark “This is especially important because housekeeping. reliance. It will also examine how to accelerate efforts against which recent or current there has been a proliferation of “It’s a chance to look back and check to attract more New Zealanders into rewarding jobs in weather observations can be different types of weather stations in the data and go into the details and the seafood sector,” Parker said. compared and are also widely used recent times and we need to ensure it’s going to take quite a few of us to New Zealand Institute of Economic Research as a representation of the most likely that they are each measuring the achieve. (NZIER) principal economist Peter Wilson will chair climate conditions for a given location variables the same way.” “Tracking changes over time is the inquiry team, which will report back by October and time of year. Climate scientist Raghav Srinivasan fundamental to climate science.” 29. But soon “normal” will shift to says the process of changing the It is expected the new Climate Parker said the seafood sector would have an the new 30-year timespan between normal takes several steps. After site Normals will be ready at the end of the opportunity to have input into the inquiry. — RNZ 1991 and 2020. The change has been checks data must be quality controlled, year. — NZ Herald CHANGE YOUR OFFICE VIEW EVERY DAY
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40352-05 The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 BUSINESS 11 High-end couture theft PwC being One person pleads guilty, two continue to deny allegations sued over by Sam Hurley, NZ Herald a factor in his decison. However, both accused will poor advice AUCKLAND — One of continue to enjoy anonymity a group of people charged after Hamblin and fellow over a $750,000 high-end defence counsel, Christina WELLINGTON — A group of companies couture burglary at famous Hallaway, indicated their of the former Brierley Investment fashion designer Dame Trelise clients would appeal the group are suing accountancy firm Cooper’s styling room has decision to the High Court. PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) for more pleaded guilty. The cake retailer and a than $1.5 billion, claiming they were given Only “one lonely hanger” florist, who can now be named poor advice going back more than 20 years. was left from Cooper’s entire as Andrea Nicole Edwards However, PwC denies liability in the case, 2021 spring and summer after their suppression which is being heard in the High Court in samples after the break-in at lapsed, continue to deny the Wellington. her office in Newmarket last allegations they face and are A court judgement detailed the case, in October. due to stand trial next year. which the Brierley companies — BIL NZ Yesterday, a 42-year-old Edwards, 46, is also charged Treasury, GL Management PTE, GL, and man and two of his co-accused with receiving stolen property. Brierley Holdings — say that between 1998 appeared in the Auckland The man, who earlier and 2018, they acted on advice from PwC on District Court before Judge argued for suppression how to use historical tax losses. Eddie Paul. because he was “well-known” The judgement noted the $1.582bn in The court heard from in the TV industry, is expected losses could only be used if they were the judge that some 2000 to be sentenced in late offset against income generated, and the garments, worth $750,000, September. companies sought advice from PwC on the were stolen — higher than The arrests of the trio came best way to hold on to the losses until that the previously-believed 1800 after police conducted a search could be achieved. “Finally, they say that, items valued at of a property during the financial year ending June 30, $500,000. in central 2019, in circumstances which need not be The man Only ‘one lonely Auckland last described here, it became apparent that the pleaded guilty hanger’ was left November. advice that PwC had provided was wrong, to three charges, During the and that as a result, the opportunity to including from Cooper’ entire search, police utilise the tax losses was lost,” Associate burglary and a 2021 spring and said they had Judge Kenneth Johnston outlined in a representative summer samples recovered “a judgement published during the week. charge of after the break-in. significant “The plaintiffs are suing PwC, claiming obtaining by amount” of the the potential value of the tax losses.” deception. clothing, which The accountancy and advisory firm has However, the was returned to denied liability and said the arrangements man still cannot be named Cooper. were developed by advisers within the after his lawyer, Katrina However, in March, the companies, and that the advice it provided Hamblin, sought continued court heard that about was sound. name suppression. three-quarters of the missing Summarising PwC’s defence, Johnston Judge Paul declined to clothing was still unaccounted said “even if its advice had not been correct, maintain suppression for for. the plaintiffs’ claim is for the loss of a the man and a 45-year-old Speaking after the break-in, chance, and they will not be able to prove cake decorator, charged with Cooper said access was gained FASHION THIEVES WERE CRAFTY: Dame Trelise Cooper said that at any point they were able to generate receiving stolen property, into the styling room through the thief or thieves broke into the styling room through a vent in income which would have enabled them to yesterday afternoon. a vent in an electrical room. an electrical room. New Zealand Herald file picture avail themselves of the chance”. He said the “seriousness She said it was the first The Brierley companies and PwC sought of this offending speaks for time her head office had been The building was alarmed fashion crime. A fourth person, to have each other’s claims and defence itself”, while the desire to end burgled in 25 years, although and monitored by security a 26-year-old woman, was further clarified and more documentation harmful suspicions and social- someone unsuccessfully tried guards but did not have charged in May with allegedly provided, which the judge ordered both media rumours of an “inside to break into the building CCTV, which Cooper said receiving stolen Trelise parties to do. — RNZ job” by Cooper’s staff was also about 14 years ago. was being installed after the Cooper-branded clothing. Zespri growers vote down plan to fight illegal China kiwifruit MOUNT MAUNGANUI — the unauthorised plantings, last primary resolution to carry out Zespri’s chief executive, kiwifruit sold there. It is also the Zespri kiwifruit growers have year Zespri started considering a one-year orchard monitoring, Daniel Mathieson, described the world’s largest kiwifruit producer voted down a plan to tackle running trials with the Chinese procurement and sales and unauthorised plantings in China with a rapidly modernising illegal SunGold plantings in growers, seeing it as a win-win marketing trial in China. as a challenging and ongoing industry. China. situation. A total of 64.1 percent issue. “We will continue to explore The kiwifruit giant owns the Growers were supported “We proposed the Gold3 trial our options and engage on the rights to the gold fruit and there recently asked the secondary after extensive due diligence issue and find an alternative way are 8000 hectares planted in NZ, to vote on the A total of 64.1 percent resolution, to and a range of expert advice forward.” which generate billions of dollars proposal — with supported the secondary use the Zespri suggested it was our best “As part of this, Zespri has a in exports earnings. a threshold resolution, to use the brand label as option to learn more about the range of initiatives underway in This year growers paid a of 75 percent part of the sales unauthorised plantings, including China. This includes our R&D median price of $550,000 for the of grower Zespri brand label as trial in order the potential impact on our brand partnerships, our efforts to licence to plant one hectare of support needed part of the sales trial to understand and sales channels. understand the local production SunGold (a type of Gold kiwifruit for Zespri to in order to understand consumer “It would also have helped us and supply chain environment that Zespri also calls ‘G3’ or continue with response. begin to understand whether and our engagement with the ‘Gold3’) vines. a commercial consumer response. Zespri said a commercial solution was Chinese kiwifruit industry and However, Zespri estimates trial. while this was achievable.” Government. there are over 5500 hectares of The final a high level of Mathieson said China was an “It remains important we stay unauthorised plantings of the results from the vote show 70.5 support, the threshold required important market for Zespri, close to the issue on the ground.” fruit in China. In a bid to limit percent of growers supported the had not been met. with 20 percent of New Zealand — RNZ
SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY all rising by nearly 10 percent. percent to $5.18; and Scales Corporation shed Goodson said “we won’t know until the start 6c to $4.63. of September which stocks are going into the SkyCity Entertainment lost 4c to $3.41; WELLINGTON — Property companies Argosy, Real Estate Index was lowering its criteria for index but Argosy, Stride and Vital Healthcare Tourism Holdings was also down 4c to $2.50; Stride and Vital Healthcare lit up the New Zealand inclusion. could well join Kiwi Property, Precinct Properties and AFT Pharmaceuticals fell 15c or 3.23 percent sharemarket on the promise that they may be The index is designed to track the and Goodman Property Trust, which are already to $4.50. included in the main global real estate index. performance of listed property companies there.” Freightways rose 37c or 2.95 percent to a new Stride and Argosy both hit new highs as the in both developed and emerging countries A re-energised a2 Milk went over $7 for the high of $12.92; Ryman Healthcare gained another S&P/NZX50 Index closed the week at 12,711.84, worldwide. Its constituents are admitted on first time since May, closing at $7.01, up 38c or 28c or 2.08 percent to $13.72; Arvida continued up 28.2 points or 0.22 percent. There were 70 liquidity, size and revenue. 5.73 percent — but the global milk marketer is its strong run, increasing 5c or 2.4 percent to gainers and 58 decliners over the whole market Matt Goodson, managing director of still down 64 percent over the past 12 months. $2.13; Restaurant Brands collected 30c or 2.07 on volume of 49.3 million share transactions Salt Funds Management, said the property Sister company Synlait was down 7c or 1.88 percent to $14.80; and new listing DGL Group worth $187m. companies’ price movements illustrate the sheer percent to $3.66. was up 8c or 5.44 percent to $1.55. Stride rose 9c or 3.66 percent to $2.55; Argosy size of investing by passive funds. Market leader Fisher & Paykel Healthcare fell Publisher and broadcaster NZME rose 9c was up 5c or 3.07 percent to $1.68; and Vital Argosy has increased 27c this week; Vital 25c to $30.46; Chorus was down 9c to $6.29; or 11.84 percent to 85c after benefiting from a Healthcare increased 13c or 4.10 percent to Healthcare, nearing its high of $3.37 set on Pushpay Holdings declined 4c or 2.23 percent to broker’s upgrade earlier in the week. $3.30 on news that the FTSE EPRA/Nareit Global January 25, rose 26c; and Stride was up 19c — $1.75; Meridian Energy decreased 14.5c or 2.72 — NZ Herald 12 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021
SHAREMARKET WEEKLY ROUND-UP MONDAY-TO-FRIDAY OFFICIAL MARKET STATISTICS TOP 10 TURNOVER TOP 10 VALUE BIGGEST 10 RISES BIGGEST 10 FALLS NZX 50 s Share name Shares Share name Dollars (000) Share name Percentage Share name Percentage Sky Network 44,940,900 Fishr&Paykl Health 118,721,000 Harmoney Corp Limited 29.2857 Third Age Health 5.3498 12,711.84 12800 TIL Logist 18,518,500 AuckAirport 56,854,600 ArborGen 22.7273 Scales Corp 5.123 Precinct Prop 14,926,600 Contact Energy 54,893,900 NZME Ltd 14.8649 MHM Automation Limited 4.6875 • Saturday, April 18, 2020Kiwi Prop 11,213,800 Spark NZ 49,287,300 Fonterra 14.8148BUSINESSAMP 11 3.9063 12700 Spark NZ 10,217,500 Meridian Energy 42,961,200 Enprise Group 14.0351 Tourism Holdings 3.8462 PushpayHld 9,916,300 Ryman Health 41,912,000 Cavalier Corp 13.3333 AFT Pharm 3.8462 12600 Z Energy 8,332,000 a2 Milk 36,678,600 DGL Grp Ltd 10.7143 NZX Limited 2.9412 +28.21 Meridian Energy 8,138,800 Mainfreight 33,410,700 Rua Bio 10.1266 Fishr&Paykl Health 2.8389 AuckAirport 7,855,400 Fletcher Building 33,030,800 TIL Logist 10.00 AuckAirport 2.6298 +0.222% 12500 Argosy 6,858,300 Mercury NZ 30,643,900 Argosy 9.4463 Napier Port 2.6163 NZX 10 s MIDCAP s SMALLCAP s NZX All s 12400 12,345.98 36,469.74 91,634.06 13,872.76 Jul 2 Jun 21 Jun 14 s Jun 28 +17.52 +0.142% +122.96 +0.338% +308.02 +0.337% +31.34 +0.226% New Zealand Australia Last Weekly 52-week Dividend P/E Last Weekly 52-week Dividend P/E Last Week’s 52-week Dividend P/E Price Move High Low NTA CPS Yld% Ratio Price Move High Low NTA CPS Yld% Ratio Sale Move High Low CPS Yld% Ratio Promisia Healthcare Ltd .00 -.00 .00 .00 .00 - 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37249-01 The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 OPINION 13 EDITORIAL Let’s say ‘No’ to america No more vanity projects US army General HR McMaster is be repaid, hence the western world Opposition to policy saying New Zealand has to make a has near-zero interest rates . . . that So council is obstinately excuse the sheer wastefulness choice between being for, or against cannot be sustained much longer. determined to have a bridge to of this project — money and america. (I no longer put a capital Meanwhile, america is running nowhere, and to hell with the materials that could have been already recorded A for “america”, as my declaration out of “friends” . . . it is not hard to costs and that it serves no real much better used elsewhere. Rural residents certainly know of not respecting what they have understand why. purpose. The ineptness of planning their elected representatives heard become in the past 30-odd years.) Simply say “No”. Better still, also Like the takeover/makeover for the Puhi Kai Iti project, the their displeasure at having to China has, for over 30 years, gone say take away the Five Eyes spy of the Cook Monument site lack of public consultation, the which the public never asked contribute to the city’s water and about a global infrastructure project base in NZ and we withdraw from cost, the inability to deliver on connecting continents via rail, road ANZUS! for, the so-called “thousand time and other aspects once wastewater costs loud and clear. and sea . . . now commonly called Then, if they start their expected year” bridge is another again show how this local Many have found it hard to “The Belt and Road Intiative” . . . bully-boy stuff . . . NZ offers China example of out-of-control local body and many others are not swallow, considering they already using the surplus of monies earned a lease of the northern part of body spending. fit to do such work. shoulder the costs of looking after through exports to the world. the Chatham Islands. I am sure it That over $775,000 has As for bus-loads of people their own water and wastewater — During those same decades, would prove to be a very “mutually already been spent on visiting the site — where is and now 10 percent of the cost of america has militarily destroyed agreeable” arrangement, for two “concept” planning etc is the parking? The hoped-for reticulated water and wastewater for Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan and countries that already have a Free disgraceful — nothing to busloads, or more than a couple others is being shared district-wide. Syria, and sanctioned into misery Trade Agreement. show for such profligate use of carloads of visitors, are The one-off rating impacts for the Venezuela and Iran . . . all done on Have a happy 4th of July of money except a bunch of unlikely unless the abysmal drawings?! coming year are painful for some, borrowed money. The colossal debt everyone. lack of safe parking there can that america has run up can never STEVE ASPDEN As for the steel, pre- somehow be addressed. too, especially where low capital- purchased and sitting in a So long as the council value rural residential properties corner somewhere, surely continues to waste money on face around a 10 percent rates rise. it can be sold — unless, of unnecessary vanity projects, Those sort of impacts surprised Surging into port plans? course, the bridge has been rates will continue to rise councillors when modelling first prefabricated and the bits just beyond locals’ means. It is way came through, as much as they Re: Easy does it, July 1 from your properties. need to be bolted together! past time to get real. know rates setting can be blunt. front-page photo. That extra Lotteries money This looks like a problem REX HOLDSWORTH being pumped in does not ROGER HANDFORD They were told changing the policy right now. Wait and see what would potentially put at risk their it’s going to be like if we let Re: Heavy swells reached five ability to strike the rates this week. the port reclaim the amount metres, online video. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS It is noteworthy that was at an of sea they are talking about And they’re thinking about average increase of 5.95 percent reclaiming. You guys on Kaiti barging out of Te Araroa — wake for 2021/22, down from a projected Beach will need row boats up. Without being asked . . . 6.36 percent rise which modelling and kayaks to get to and POHIPI indicated when the council’s finance Re: One class of citizenship, a Kiwa, for example, for more July 2 letter. than 700 years are, without strategy was adopted on May 19. Kia ora Dennis, being asked, forced to start That was also when the “rural I was not even thinking calling their place of residence revolt” over this issue was put Inflation wheel is turning of all the multi-ethnics etc by another name, in this case, on record, with the four rural Re: House price median petrol, that’s a good indicator you mention. I was merely the dead and to most people councillors and Isaac Hughes falls, July 1 story. of where we’re heading. It all commenting on the fact that meaningless, Gisborne. wanting their opposition to this The inflation wheel is adds cost and someone has got tangata whenua who have Hei kona ra . . . aspect of the finance policy noted. turning and with it interest to pay. lived on a particular piece of Ever since it was announced, rates. Just look at the price of PERRY ANDERSON land and called it Turanganui JOE NADEN rural councillors will have had their phones ring hot. They will have said they agree, and that they had argued against it all along. More on the research into trans women in sport But they were outvoted — most Re: Who are the deniers, published (2016), that was true, but I think this sums up the Also, I feel uneasy about your notably when they triggered an June 30 column and comment the paper I quote was published difference between us. To you, use of the word “experts” in the extraordinary meeting in late May to trail — including links to four years later, updating the one it’s about feelings; to me, I prefer context of “feelings”, for reasons I reconsider the policy. some academic articles. you quoted. the evidence-based (ie scientific) shouldn’t need to explain. Here’s a couple of studies approach. It’s therefore ironic that As Mayor Rehette Stoltz said this I looked at. This one shows MARTIN HANSON, Nelson the first of your references presents MARTIN HANSON week, over 18 months of working that strength, lean body evidence supporting the view that on the Long-Term Plan this issue mass, muscle size and bone Yes Martin, I am quite trans athletes have an advantage “Sport New Zealand was debated at least three times, density are only trivially aware I shared the same over biological females, and the described the research into “and the majority of councillors affected. study and a study from 2016 second is negated by the first. the advantages trans women believe that our proposed principled AIMEE MILNE because I found it a more You also mention fairness, have as ‘unsettled’ in its draft approach is appropriate”. interesting perspective. It is which is, or should be, what this trans inclusion principles.” That approach is to be consistent The first of your references is not just a biomedical, black is about. I have quoted scientific Martin, are you an in funding across council activities, to the same paper I quoted, and is and white situation. If the evidence that trans women have an expert on trans biology? with a large portion of rates and dated Dec 8, 2020. The second you experts involved in the sport, advantage over biological females; Do you know any trans quoted is a paper from Oct 3, 2016, the health professionals, and you have failed to present evidence women personally? Do you costs targeted to people who benefit which concluded that: Laurel herself feel this is a to refute this (except the paper with understand that science from directly, and a contribution from “Currently, there is no direct or fair competition, I believe findings that are refuted by the a social constructionism is everyone towards activities that are consistent research suggesting them. Will Dobbie alludes later one, ironically quoted by you). just as valid as positivist part of a region-wide network. transgender female individuals (or to ulterior motives, which is If you think that preventing epistemology, and that As the rural councillors note, male individuals) have an athletic ludicrous. Laurel DESERVES trans women from competing the two can be used in reticulation is not region-wide. advantage at any stage of their to be there. against biological females is unfair conjunction with each other? The argument that city ratepayers transition (eg cross-sex hormones, AIMEE MILNE because it prevents trans women Do you think the people contribute significantly towards rural gender-confirming surgery) and, from living their lives as females involved in Laurel’s inclusion transfer stations, flood protection therefore, competitive sport You say: “If the experts in every respect, it suggests that know more about it than you? schemes and roading in rural areas policies that place restrictions on involved in the sport, the health you think unfairness to the great Mansplain to me some more transgender people need to be professionals, and Laurel herself majority must be subordinated to . . . I just love it. doesn’t cut it for them. considered and potentially revised.” FEEL this is a fair competition, I prevention of unfairness to a tiny However, that the five chose to Yes indeed, when this paper was believe them.” (my emphasis) minority. AIMEE MILNE vote against adopting a $1.6 billion 10-year work programme on the [email protected] basis of this issue is questionable — especially as they enter the pointy ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. end of a representation review, ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. where the council team could face a ■ Always include full name and contact details. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. challenge to preserve rural wards. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 Last US and Nato forces leave key Afghanistan base
WASHINGTON — Nearly could erupt after the departure 20 years after invading of foreign forces. Afghanistan to oust the Taliban The airfield, originally built and hunt down al-Qaida, the by the Soviet military during US military has vacated its its occupation of Afghanistan biggest airfield in the country. in the 1980s and named after The move advances a final a nearby village, lies around withdrawal that the Pentagon 40km north of Kabul. says will be completed by the The US-led coalition forces end of August. moved in during December US President Joe Biden 2001, and it was developed into instructed the Pentagon a huge base capable of holding to complete the military up to 10,000 troops. withdrawal It is served by September by two DIFFICULT SEARCH: Search and rescue workers have had to contend with rainstorms, fires 11, the 20th The withdrawal comes runways, the within the debris and the threat of collapse from the still-standing portion of the Miami building as anniversary of most recent of scores of people remain missing more than one week after the collapse. AP picture the terrorist as Taliban insurgents which is 3.6km attacks on continue to advance long, where the United in many parts of large cargo and States, but bomber aircraft Rescuers continue to work around the clock the Pentagon Afghanistan. can land. now says it It has 110 SURFSIDE, Florida — The number up to 188 and reduced the number of These men and women are paying can finish the parking spots of people missing in the Florida missing, she said. an enormous human toll each and drawdown a little earlier. for aircraft, which are protected condominium collapse fell from “This is good news,” she said, every day, and I ask that all of you But the withdrawal from the by blast walls, and had a 145 to 128, after duplicate names adding that the numbers are expected please keep them in your thoughts sprawling base, north of Kabul, 50-bed hospital with a trauma were eliminated and some residents to keep changing because detectives and prayers,” she said at a news comes as Taliban insurgents bay, three operating theatres reported missing turned up safe, are continually reviewing the list and conference. continue to advance in many and a modern dental clinic, the officials said. verifying reports. No one has been rescued since the parts of Afghanistan. Associated Press reports. Authorities also announced Detectives have worked around first hours after the June 24 collapse Some 2500-3500 US troops Its hangars and buildings the recovery of two more bodies, the clock to contact relatives and of the 12-storey Champlain Towers were thought to be still in included the main prison including the seven-year-old daughter others. In some cases, English and South condominium. Afghanistan until recently, and facility for people detained by of a Miami firefighter. That raised the Hebrew names have been offered for During a meeting with relatives of they are due to leave along US forces at the height of the confirmed death toll to 20 people. the same missing relative, officials the missing, Miami-Dade Assistant with some 7000 allied foreign conflict, which became known Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine have said. Fire Chief Raide Jadallah said that troops. as Afghanistan’s Guantanamo Cava said the number of missing The seven-year-old who perished only one voice has been heard during One of the remaining — after the infamous US declined following an audit. In some in the collapse was “a member of the entire search. A woman’s voice missions of the combined force military prison in Cuba. cases, when detectives were able our fire family,” Miami Mayor Francis was detected until about 10am or is to protect the international Bagram was one of the to contact people who had been Suarez said. 11am on the morning of the collapse, airport of the Afghan capital, sites identified in a US reported as potentially missing, they The discovery of the girl’s remains which happened around 1.30am. Kabul, as talks continue on its Senate report on the CIA’s found that not only were they safe, was especially hard on rescuers, Rescuers were unable to reach her, future security. interrogation of al-Qaeda but other members of their families Levine Cava said. and Jadallah said no other voices Taliban militants have suspects, including the use of were safe, too. That pushed the list of “It was truly different and more or human sounds have been heard overrun dozens of districts, torture, carried out in detention people who have been accounted for difficult for our first responders. since. — AP amid fears that a new civil war facilities. — AP Australia curbs arrivals Elsa strengthens into season’s first hurricane to combat Delta strain SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Elsa strengthened into the first hurricane of the Atlantic season on Friday as it CANBERRA — Australia plans to in containing clusters throughout the blew off roofs and snapped trees in halve commercial passenger arrivals pandemic, registering fewer than 31,000 the eastern Caribbean, where officials due to virus risks as parts of the country cases in a population of 26 million and closed schools, businesses and airports. emerged from lockdowns on Friday. 910 deaths in total. It appeared headed in the general Australia will reduce its cap on The higher infection rate of the Delta direction of Florida. arrivals from 6000 passengers a week to variant has exposed the vulnerability The Category 1 storm is the first 3000 by July 14 to reduce pressure on of the Australian population in which, hurricane to hit Barbados in more hotel quarantine, Prime Minister Scott according to government data, only 8 than 60 years, unleashing heavy rains Morrison said after a meeting with state percent are fully vaccinated. and winds on the island and then on and territory leaders. Morrison said a vaccine would be made St Vincent and the Grenadines, which Australia already has some of the available to every Australian who wanted are struggling to recover from recent world’s tightest border restrictions aimed one by the end of the year. massive volcanic eruptions. at keeping Covid-19 out of the country. The Government has proposed fewer Elsa was centred about 935 kilometres The new restrictions add to obstacles restrictions for vaccinated people, such east-southeast of Santo Domingo and faced by 34,000 Australian citizens and as allowing them to quarantine at home was moving west-northwest at 46kmh permanent residents stranded overseas for a week after travelling overseas as it continued to strengthen. It had and registered with the Government as instead of two weeks in a hotel for the maximum sustained winds of 140kmh, wanting to come home. unvaccinated. SCOTT MORRISON according to the National Hurricane The Government will charter more “A lot of people say ‘well, why should I Centre in Miami. airliners to repatriate Australians, get vaccinated? There’s not much Covid “That level of sustained wind can but the reduced limit on commercial to clusters mostly of the Delta variant in Australia. I’ve got more chance of, I blow down a lot of buildings and passenger arrivals could continue until of the coronavirus that is thought to be don’t know, getting run over by a car than cause a lot of damage,” said St Vincent next year. more contagious. catching Covid’,” Morrison said. Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves. “I am “If medical advice changes between Several cities in Queensland state “We’re prisoners of our own success pleading with you. Let us not take this now and then, if medical advice suggests and the Northern Territory came out in this. If you get vaccinated, you get to hurricane lightly. This is not the time to that we can alter that, then of course of lockdown yesterday. The Queensland change how we live as a country. You get play the fool.” the National Cabinet has always been capital Brisbane and the neighbouring to change how you live in Australia. And The long-term forecast track showed receptive to that advice and we will Moreton Bay area would remain in I think this is a very powerful message,” it heading toward Florida as a tropical continue to monitor that,” Morrison told lockdown until today after a mother and he added. storm by Tuesday morning, but some reporters, referring to his decision-making daughter tested positive in Brisbane. Australia introduced extraordinarily models would carry it into the Gulf or up meetings with state and territory leaders. The biggest cluster is in Sydney where tough border restrictions in March the Atlantic Coast. “We wouldn’t want to keep those caps 31 new cases were reported on Friday, 2020 that prevent Australian citizens Authorities in Barbados said they in place any longer than we had to,” he the largest daily tally of the current and permanent residents from leaving received calls about families trapped added. emergency. Sydney’s two-week lockdown the country as well as foreigners in their homes, collapsed houses and Almost half the Australian population is due to end on July 9. from arriving, except under limited power and water outages, but no reports has been locked down since last week due Australia has been relatively successful circumstances. — AP of serious injuries or deaths. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 FOCUS ON THE LAND 15 IT’S TIME TO STEP UP FROM 5 IN 1 TO COGLAVAX8 VACCINE
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Ceva Animal Health (NZ) Limited. P: 09 972 2853 ACVM No. 7528 References: 1. JS Munday, H Bentall, D Aberdein, M Navarro, FA Uzal &S Brown, Death of a neonatal lamb due to Clostridium perfringens type B in New Zealand, New Zealand Veterinary Journal 2020. 2. West, Dave M., Bruere, A. Neil and Ridley, Anne L. The Sheep, Health, Disease and Production. Auckland: Massey University Press, 4th ed., 2018. Print. CEV000
40592-01 16 FOCUS ON THE LAND The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021
WHAT A WEEK: Right, the new team at Whangara Angus, from left, Abby Richardson, Lacey Cribb, Andrew Cribb, Loren Cribb with Fergus Cribb in her arms, Emmet Cribb, Noah Cribb, Tom Sanson, Adeline Sanson, Chris Richardson and Harry White presented themselves on Tuesday. Below, Nick Carr and Penny Hoogerburg’s second-highest priced bull sold for a solid $70,000 at Kaharau Angus. Pictures by Paul Rickard
Studs mark successful week by Murray Robertson
EAST Coast Angus Bull Week has come and gone for another year, and what a year, what a week and what a record season it has been. The black cattle realised $4.2 million- plus this season, which is up significantly on last year. This region’s Angus sale season produced the highest average and the highest “high” (price) across the country. As PGG Wrightson genetics representative Emma Pollitt put it so well for the region . . . “we are No. 1.” By the time the Simmentals and END OF AN ERA: Rangatira Angus Hereford sales get added in the sale of studmaster Charlie Dowding spoke for rising two-year-old bulls in this region, this the final time at a sale of his bulls on season will have raised over $5.5 million. Wednesday morning.
SOLID SALE SEASON: People turned out in record numbers for Kaharau’s sale, above, which saw a rising two-year-old sell for a New Zealand on-farm record of $106,000. Bull Week began on Monday with Lot 1 (far left) at Tangihau and from beginning to end it was another memorable week. The Herefords also chimed in and this guy, left, sold well at Wilencote. Pictures by Paul Rickard
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39645-01 REPORT Lamb predictions fuel optimism by Trevor Brown 26 scanned-in-lamb ewes at 169 percent for $131. There was a total yarding of 3048 sheep, THERE was another very strong sale for lambs mostly store lambs. at the Matawhero saleyards yesterday, where the average price paid for store lambs rose $10 to Best prices — $145. Store male lambs: Marewa Station: 93, $189, Predictions of a $10kg lamb schedule are 35, $166, 13, $150; Greenlake Station, 59, $180, 72, fuelling optimism among finishers. $157; Waikura Ltd, 140, $165, 297, $150, 160, $132, Marewa Station at Wharekopae sent down 146 21, $97; Te Wera Station, 31, $160; Homebush male lambs and 541 ewe lambs and these sheep Station Ltd, 89, $137, 26, $74. had a strong influence on the market. Marewa Store ewe lambs: Marewa Station, 290, $170, sold 93 store male lambs for $189 and 290 store 205, $141, 46, $137; DJ and PJ Gow - Te Puru, ewe lambs for $170. 62, $158, 290, $150, 69, $128; Te Wera Station, Marewa also sold five huge prime lambs for 47, $155; Greenlake Station, 123, $152, 18, $128; $216. Waikura Ltd, 116, $150, 248, $131, 174, $122, 36, Cheviot Hills Station at Waerenga-o-Kuri sold $90; Kerley Agriculture Ltd, 100, $140. 39491-10 The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 WORLD 17 PM condemns GLOBAL BRIEFS Pilots rescued after crash church burnings HONOLULU — A cargo plane crashed in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Hawaii early on Friday and both people on board have been and vandalism rescued. The pilots of the Transair Flight 810 reported VANCOUVER — Canadian Prime Minister engine trouble and were attempting to return Justin Trudeau denounced the burning and to Honolulu when they were forced to land the vandalism of Catholic churches that has Boeing 737 in the water, the Federal Aviation followed the discovery of unmarked graves Administration said in a statement. and former schools for Indigenous children. US Coastguard Lieutenant Commander Karin Several Catholic churches have recently Evelyn said in an email that they received a been damaged in fires following the discovery report around 1.40am of a downed inter-island of more than 1100 unmarked graves at the transport plane. About an hour later, rescuers in sites of former residential schools run by the a Coastguard helicopter spotted the debris field church in British Columbia and Saskatchewan and two people in the water, Evelyn said. that generations of Indigenous children had One person was hoisted into the helicopter been forced to attend. and taken to Queen’s Medical Centre, Evelyn The nation also saw a series of attacks said. The Honolulu Fire Department rescued the on Thursday — Canada Day — on statues of other person, she said. Their identities were not Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth and other immediately released. — AP historical figures. STATUES DEFACED: A statue of Queen Victoria was toppled and vandalised Trudeau, himself a Catholic, said he during demonstrations concerning Indigenous children who died at residential Concern over worker affairs understands the anger many people feel schools. AP picture APIA — Samoan authorities worried about toward the federal government and Catholic families being broken apart by affairs are church. The Government has apologised for and look for support.” Arlen Dumas, grand chief of the Assembly considering allowing only single workers to take the schools and Trudeau has called on Pope On Thursday, statues of Queen Victoria of Manitoba Chiefs, was at a separate event part in foreign seasonal worker schemes. Francis to make a formal apology. and Queen Elizabeth on the grounds of the at the time but said he was shocked at what Affairs while workers were overseas were “not “It is real and it is fully understandable Manitoba legislature were tied with ropes and happened. “It is unfortunate that they chose a major problem” the interim minister of labour given the shameful history we have all pulled down by a crowd. to express themselves the way that they did. Lautafi Fio Selafi Purcell said, but the numbers become more aware of,” he told a news The statue of Queen Victoria was covered But it is a symbol of the fact that there is a lot should be prevented from escalating, Newsline conference. in red paint and its base had red handprints of hurt and a lot of frustration and anger with Samoa reported. “I can’t help but think that burning down on it. On the steps behind the statue were how things have happened,” Dumas said. Lautafi said if the issue continued then his churches is actually depriving people who are hundreds of tiny shoes, placed there to Premier Brian Pallister called the vandalism ministry would review the seasonal worker in need of grieving and healing and mourning recognise the children who went to residential “a major setback for those who are working programme and only single workers may end up from places where they can grieve and reflect schools. toward real reconciliation”. — AP being recruited. He said those who had affairs away from home had given the programme a bad name, but the Government was copping the blame for breaking up families. “I do not blame Australia if any changes are made (to the scheme for workers going there). It Time for a new chapter is only a small number of people who are doing this but they are giving the whole scheme a bad name.” More opportunities in Australia had recently Merkel aims for UK-Germany relations reset opened up, and Lautafi said this was “great news”. LONDON — German unionist community, and Many families have benefited from the seasonal Chancellor Angela Merkel many members of Johnson’s work scheme financially and because of the made her final visit to Britain Conservative Party, who say opportunity to learn new skills, which could then on Friday before she steps the checks amount to a border be used to start a business back home in Samoa. down later this year, laying in the Irish Sea and weaken Lautafi said the success of the scheme showed out her hope that relations ties between Northern Ireland how well HRPP had governed. between two of Europe’s and the rest of the UK. There are close to 3000 people available in major powers can be reset One flash point since the Samoa who are ready to travel and work. — RNZ following years of Brexit- new arrangements came into related tensions. place at the start of the year Fiji records another 5 deaths In her 22nd visit to the UK has centred on chilled meats, SUVA — Fiji has recorded another 404 new since she became chancellor such as sausages, which are cases of Covid-19 and five deaths in the last 24 16 years ago, Merkel sought staples of German and British hours. to downplay the tensions that cuisine. Most of the new cases are from the western and clearly arose after British Under EU rules, sales central division where the capital Suva is located, voters decided in June 2016 of such products are not according to the Health Ministry. to leave the European Union. allowed from so-called third Secretary James Fong said two of the latest She even expressed interest countries, which Britain is cases were detected at a quarantine facility in the in a new treaty between the after Brexit. A grace period COOPERATION: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and northern port of Malau on Vanua Levu, the second two countries to cement the to allow British “banger” largest island. new relationship. German Chancellor Angela Merkel laid out their hopes of a sales to Northern Ireland was relationship reset between the two nations. AP picture He said the pair were repatriates from the “It is, now that Britain extended earlier this week by Central Division and are now in isolation. has left the European a further three months to the Of the five deaths, one was certified to have Union, a good opportunity to before heading off to meet solutions can be found to post- end of September. been caused by Covid, one caused by other open a new chapter in our with Queen Elizabeth 2 at Brexit trading arrangements Johnson said he was illness while three are being investigated. relationship,” she told a joint Windsor Castle. as they relate to Northern confident the thorny issue Twenty-five people have so far died from press conference alongside her Merkel also addressed Ireland, the UK’s sole land will be resolved following his Covid-19 in Fiji since March 2020, 23 of them host, British Prime Minister Johnson’s Cabinet via video border with the EU and its meeting with Merkel. since May 5 while 12 other Covid-positive patients Boris Johnson, after they call, the first foreign leader tariff-free single market and “Imagine if Bratwurst had died from other conditions that they had. dined on English asparagus to do so since US President customs union. could not be moved from There are now 4243 positive people in isolation, and Oxfordshire beef during Bill Clinton in 1997. Both The Northern Ireland Dortmund to Duesseldorf and 5183 cases since the Delta-variant outbreak a working lunch at his leaders agreed during protocol has seen customs because of the jurisdiction of started in April 2021. Since March 2020, Fiji has Chequers country retreat. their discussions that their and border checks imposed on an international court,” he recorded 5253 cases with 970 recoveries. — RNZ “We would be very happy respective cabinets would some goods moving between said. “You would think it was on the German side to work meet annually, the first Northern Ireland and the absolutely extraordinary. So Very dangerous period: WHO together on a friendship arrangement of its kind for rest of the UK to ensure we have to sort it out. I’m GENEVA — The head of the World Health treaty or a cooperation treaty, the UK. there is no hard border on the sure, as Angela says, with Organisation says the world is in “a very which would reflect the whole Merkel said she was island of Ireland. That has goodwill and with patience we dangerous period” of the Covid-19 pandemic, breadth of relations,” she said optimistic that “pragmatic” angered Northern Ireland’s can sort it out.” — AP noting the more contagious Delta variant has been identified in nearly 100 countries. At a press briefing on Friday, Tedros Adhanom Hunt for survivors after fire destroys town Ghebreyesus said the Delta variant, first found in India, is continuing to evolve and mutate and it is becoming the predominant Covid-19 virus in VANCOUVER — Officials are on “the area is still unsafe to attend.” It kilometres northeast of Vancouver many countries. the hunt for any missing residents of said it planned to send them in on due to a lack of cellphone service and “I have already urged leaders across the world a British Columbia town destroyed by Saturday (local time). because it wasn’t safe to enter most of to ensure that by this time next year, 70 percent wildfire as Canadian Prime Minister The roughly 1000 residents of Lytton the area. of all people in every country are vaccinated,” he Justin Trudeau offered federal had to abandon their homes with just “We do know there are some people said, adding that would effectively end the acute assistance. a few minutes notice on Wednesday who are unaccounted for,” said Mike phase of the pandemic. The province’s Coroner’s Service said evening after suffering the previous day Farnworth, the province’s public safety He noted three billion doses of vaccine have it had received reports of two deaths under a record high of 49.6 degrees. minister, although he said the Royal already been distributed and “it is within the related to the fire, but had not been able Officials said it was unclear whether Canadian Mounted Police and Red Cross collective power of a few countries to step up and to send coroners in to confirm because anyone remained in the village 150 were working to locate people. — AP ensure that vaccines are shared”. — AAP 18 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021
NZ Metropolitan harness at Addington Sunday Jetbet 8 TAB Doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddies 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Place6 3-8 Selections 2 McMillian Equine Feeds Trot 1.34 6 4 Miss Markle (Fr) 6 R Holmes 3 05982 Tiger Lou (Fr) 3 T Williams 13 0005s Faith No More (Fr) U1 L McKay (J) Race 1: FRANCO HOFFMAN, VON ART, UNFAZED 7 Bondi Lustre (Fr) 7 J Curtin 4 30859 Megarock (10) 1 G O’Reilly $8000, Non-Winners 2yo+ Stand, 2000m 8 Sheeza Artist (Fr) 8 R May 7 Lanson Champagne Pace 3.39 Race 2: JESPER FAST, SPOT THE GAMBLE, TERROR COVE 5 700s0 Royal Jester (10) 2 K Barron 1 77976 Westland Peak (Fr) 1 R Holmes 9 Lunar Legend (Fr) 9 B Orange 6 49712 Don’t Write Me Off (10) 3 R Close $8000, 3yo+ R47-R49. Mobile, 1980m Race 3: VINCENT VEGA, KAKA POINT GALANTY, 2 7s08s Aditi (Em1) (Fr) 2 10 45384 Watching Our Coin (Fr) 10 M Edmonds 7 90557 Kingsdown Atom (10) 4 C Butt MISS MARKLE 1 71242 Cha Cha B (Fr) 1 B Orange 3 60s0s Moons Way (Fr) 3 G O’Reilly 11 06P77 Full Of Desire (Fr) 11 B Borcoskie 8 05513 Woodlea Diego (10) 5 K Cox Race 4: MAGIC SIGN, BETTOR BEONTOIT, SMOOTH DEBATE 2 93251 Shards In Manhattan (Fr) 2 S O’Reilly (J) 4 26682 Jesper Fast (Fr) 4 C DeFilippi 12 00660 Cheekygrin (Fr) 12 G O’Reilly 9 5s01s Sophia Bromac (10) 6 J Dunn 3 56016 Don’t Quote Me (Fr) 3 J Curtin Race 5: DON’T WRITE ME OFF, WOODLEA DIEGO, TIGER LOU 5 Superfast Whizz (Fr) 5 J Morrison (J) 13 00955 Webs Reactor (Fr) U1 C Markham 10 08635 Taurus (10) 7 S McNally 4 80000 Huego Bos (Fr) 4 J Dunn Race 6: DD’S SUPER STUART, YURI, ARRAN CHIEF 6 Terror Cove (Fr) 6 R Close 11 74348 Terrier (10) 8 R May 5 18795 Haiti Franco (Fr) 5 C Thornley Race 7: SHARDS IN MANHATTAN, CHA CHA B, 7 55809 Cheeky Monkey (Fr) 7 L O’Reilly 4 Trackside Dining At Addington 2.24 12 09031 Kennedy (10) 9 C DeFilippi 6 57876 Pete’s Dash (Fr) 6 CAPTAIN CONFETTI 8 00s Ginas Majesty (Fr) 8 I Cameron $8000, 3yo+ R40-R46. Mobile, 1980m 13 060s0 Safe Zone (10) 10 7 0s318 Captain Confetti (Fr) 7 S Ottley Race 8: ITZ TO THE MACS, MOODY RIVER, TALIESIN 9 576s0 Build A Bridge (Fr) 9 J Curtin 14 10Ps6 Serious Moonlite (10) 11 C Thornley 8 96557 Martin John (Fr) 8 R Close 10 5P804 Tinted Stuart (Fr) 10 M Heenan 1 s9743 Magic Sign (Fr) 1 S Tomlinson (J) 2 26805 Smooth Debate (Fr) 2 T Williams 9 08866 Betstars Blue Jean (Fr) 9 L O’Reilly 11 26346 Random Spur (Fr) 11 R May 6 Queenstown Pk Boutique Hotel Trot 3.14 10 89052 Alexy (Fr) 21 R May 3 s7000 Little Gee (Fr) 3 L O’Reilly 12 02 Clicquot (Fr) 12 C Thornley 11 8s803 Skidaddle (Fr) 22 T Williams 1 IRT Your Horse. Our Passion. 1.09 13 70s9 Masterofthemanor (Fr) 13 A Mugford (J) 4 s6800 It’s Me (Fr) 4 O Thornley (J) $8000, 3yo+ R40-R54 W/C Stand, 2600m $7500, 4yo+ R40-R53 Am Driver. Mobile, 14 Vertigo (Fr) 14 5 34136 Luminite (Fr) 5 1 92518 Moment Of Kaos (Fr) 1 8 First Direct Taxis Pace 4.04 1980m 15 08430 Monaro Mako (Fr) 15 J Dunn 6 46097 Frosty Reception (Fr) 6 C McDowell 2 02057 Smudgee (Fr) 2 P Borcoskie 7 22933 Bettor Beontoit (Fr) 7 S Ottley $8000, Non-Winners 3yo+ MR40 to MR46. 1 44885 Honour Before Glory (Fr) 1 B Wilmott 16 45350 Night Watch (Fr) U1 A Clark 3 03787 Listen Easy (Fr) 3 K Barron Mobile, 1980m 8 96649 Zircon Lass (Fr) 8 B Orange 2 32193 Daggy Lamb (Fr) 2 J Reardon 17 5s824 Spot The Gamble (Fr) U2 B Orange 4 59848 Arran Chief (Fr) 4 A Faulks 9 000s0 Penelope Bromac (Fr) 9 J Dunn 1 49542 Leconte (Fr) 1 J Cox 3 81308 Bolzano (Fr) 3 A Edge 5 — Tom Brady SCRATCHED 3 Mid-winter At Addington 6/8 1.59 10 44244 Conquer Me (Fr) 21 R Holmes 2 07966 Unchanged Memory (Fr) 2 M A Herbert 4 94655 Myrcella (Fr) 4 6 68656 That’s The Story (Fr) 5 K Tomlinson (J) 3 8697s Itz To The Macs (Fr) 3 S Ottley $8000, Non-Winners 3yo+ Stand, 2600m 5 25513 Von Art (Fr) 5 B White 5 Hydroflow Pace 2.49 7 76172 Kenny Keko (Fr) 6 B Orange 4 20867 Moody River (Fr) 4 R Close 6 59212 Franco Hoffman (Fr) 6 C Wigg 1 s5Ps5 Glitz And Glam (Fr) 1 J Dunn 8 s0400 Zsahara (Fr) 7 S Tomlinson (J) 5 0s383 Sherwood Maggie (Fr) 5 M Williamson $8000, 3yo+ R40-R54 Special Handicap 7 7843P Jenabella (Fr) 7 A Fitzgerald 2 8 Proteus (Fr) 2 G Smith 9 33660 Beyond The Horizon (Fr) 8 J Smith 6 08485 Taliesin (Fr) 6 T Williams Stand, 2600m 8 74347 Flamboyant (Fr) 8 S Blake 3 22 Vincent Vega (Fr) 3 M Cations 10 31325 Dd’s Super Stuart (Fr) 9 J Markham 7 40850 Mach’s Eliminator (Fr) 7 G Smith 9 30716 Four Starzzz Shiraz (Fr) 9 C Negus 4 6 Mr Cash Man (Fr) 4 A Mugford (J) 1 82585 Art Collector (Fr) 1 J Morrison (J) 11 906D5 Yuri (Fr) 10 J Dunn 8 63228 Greenback Boogie (Fr) 8 B Orange 10 320P1 Unfazed (Fr) 21 S Murtha 5 Kaka Point Galanty (Fr) 5 R Close 2 4698s She’s A Dagg (Fr) 2 B Orange 12 — Michelle SCRATCHED 9 69630 Rosies Terror (Fr) 9 S O’Reilly (J)
Auckland greys at Manuaku Sunday Jetbet 9 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 Jo’s Wholesale & Sports Bar 1.24 5 Qualified Pet Services 2.37 EMERGENCIES: 3 51424 Zipping Hewitt 30.48 Glennis Farrell Race 1: BARNEY PARROT, HOMEBUSH BRAVE, 9 85268 Big Time Felix nwtd Robert Roper 4 41543 Thrilling Watson 30.52 Karen Walsh $2800, C1, 527m $3500, C5, 318m 10 31455 Night Ace 18.53 Justin Foot STAY ME BROKE 5 15s73 Spring Queen 30.47 Phil Green 1 41114 Black Mavis nwtd Glennis Farrell 1 72262 Just As Much 18.38 Sam Lozell Race 2: BLACK MAVIS, JILLIBY SOPHIA, DARK HAZARD 6 21136 Uno Me Now 30.53 A J Christiansen 2 s23F5 Dark Hazard nwtd W & T Steele 2 13336 Starlight Ria 18.58 Emma Potts 8 Mt Wellington Tab Stakes 3.52 7 32F15 Electric Shock 30.54 A J Christiansen Race 3: DANISH DELIGHT, THRILLING IZZY, NANA MOLLY 3 24424 Smokin’ Chimney nwtd Marsha Black 3 33361 Electric Dancer 18.48 W & T Steele $3500, C2/3, 527m 8 1814s Thrilling Bow 30.33 Karen Walsh Race 4: THRILLING TESSA, TRIGGERED, DIAMOND TIGER 4 77442 All Unite 30.81 Phil Green 4 11435 Archie John Hill 18.27 Emma Potts Race 5: STARLIGHT RIA, JUST AS MUCH, ARCHIE JOHN HILL 5 51735 Shelly Pom nwtd Sean Codlin 1 11211 Thrilling Sprite 30.84 Karen Walsh 5 Vacant Box Five - n & a 2 47114 Opawa Lightning 30.86 Glennis Farrell 11 NZ Sires Produce 25 July 4.49 Race 6: GO AHEAD CALLER, SMOKIN’ SCAMPI, 6 88877 React Respond 30.77 Robert Roper 6 75374 Golden Fern 18.58 Thayne Green 3 77382 Opawa Nigel nwtd W & T Steele $2600, C3/4, 318m FOR YOU PAGE 7 45232 Jilliby Sophia nwtd Sam Lozell 7 72111 Wild Kiwi 18.24 Udy & Cottam 8 66676 Overtaking nwtd W & T Steele 4 45261 Smoothie 30.96 Emma Potts Race 7: ZIPPING SAINT, FULL OF SECRETS, AMMONITE 8 22186 Allegro Rory 18.36 Robert Roper 5 83667 Go Bro nwtd Hayley Mullane 1 44535 Canya Moneymaker 18.39 W & T Steele EMERGENCY: 2 17441 Papa Smurf 18.70 Emma Potts Race 8: PORTLAND DREAM, THRILLING SPRITE, SMOOTHIE 9 17876 Opawa Cameron nwtd W & T Steele 6 Mayhounds Rehoming Grp 3.02 6 12234 Boring 30.78 W & T Steele Race 9: PORTLAND ART, UP YOUR QUOTA, 7 64221 Portland Dream 30.34 T & L Craik 3 35223 Portland Berry 18.40 T & L Craik YOU’RE GORGEOUS 3 Mps Fencing Distance 1.47 $2000, C1, 318m 8 51357 Opawa Trump nwtd Glennis Farrell 4 62168 Prideful 18.60 T & L Craik EMERGENCIES: 5 66543 Prerogative 18.63 Udy & Cottam Race 10: ZIPPING BARTY, ELECTRIC SHOCK, ZIPPING HEWITT $3400, C0, distance, 603m 1 22613 Smokin’ Scampi 18.71 Sean Codlin 9 61467 Kea Viking 30.95 W & T Steele Race 11: CANYA MONEYMAKER, PORTLAND BERRY, 2 18647 Bigtime Cutie 18.70 R & N O’Regan 6 56774 Thrilling Hudson 18.51 Thayne Green 1 52532 Danish Delight nwtd T & L Craik 3 55786 Smash Out 18.73 R & L Udy 10 61776 Opawa Big 30.69 Glennis Farrell 7 22125 My Mate Speight 18.46 Udy & Cottam PAPA SMURF 2 5622F Thrilling Izzy nwtd Karen Walsh 4 25s37 Black Bridge 18.77 Robert Roper 8 37627 Big Time Chanell nwtd Robert Roper Race 12: MARCUS, RAILING RACCOON, OPAWA DONAL 3 44251 Nana Molly nwtd Udy & Cottam 5 87s35 Sub Eighteen nwtd R & N O’Regan 9 Hewlett Electrical Sprint 4.14 EMERGENCIES: 4 54133 Master Brady nwtd Sean Codlin 6 13136 Go Ahead Caller 18.65 T & L Craik $2300, C3, 318m 5 45253 Get Me Home nwtd Udy & Cottam 9 48467 Our Hemi 18.50 Udy & Cottam 6 35326 Daddy Donny nwtd A J Christiansen 7 15514 For You Page 18.87 T & L Craik 1 14382 Portland Art 18.47 T & L Craik 10 26378 Coolibah Kid 18.64 Udy & Cottam 7 51F47 Rod’s Girl nwtd Udy & Cottam 8 52437 Sadowski 18.86 Linda Martin 2 18267 You’re Gorgeous 18.72 T & L Craik 8 58175 Mayhem Made nwtd S O’Neill EMERGENCIES: 3 24411 Up Your Quota 18.56 Phil Green 12 Sportsbowl Function Centre 5.07 9 22457 Pliskova 18.74 S E Hunt 1 Follow Auckland Grc On FB 1.00 4 74333 Cosmic Meteor 18.56 D R Laing $2000, C1, 318m $1900, C0, 318m 4 Pump & Engineering Serv. 2.12 10 65443 Ford Man 18.68 R & L Udy 5 33682 Fernando Charm 18.49 Thayne Green 1 64632 Opawa Donal 18.71 W & T Steele $2800, C1, 527m 6 88157 Belmonts 18.54 R & N O’Regan 1 Grumpy Jock nwtd R & L Udy 7 Terminating Pick6 Sprint 3.27 7 21155 Midnight Faith 18.50 Udy & Cottam 2 64488 Rainy River 18.75 S E Hunt 2 75343 Barney Parrot nwtd T & L Craik 1 67242 Hurry Flurry nwtd Udy & Cottam $2100, C2, 318m 8 86247 Chipper’s Choice 18.64 Phil Green 3 64161 Marcus 18.99 T & L Craik 3 63321 Homebush Brave nwtd Raewyn McPhee 2 65463 Knuckles Nugget nwtd Hayley Mullane EMERGENCIES: 4 37662 Boot Camp Tiara 18.59 R & L Udy 4 24254 Vegas Chops nwtd Raewyn McPhee 1 64811 Ruby Express 18.79 Marsha Black 3 33617 Diamond Tiger 31.13 W & T Steele 9 26378 Coolibah Kid 18.64 Udy & Cottam 5 s8736 Our Scarlett nwtd K T Herbert 5 35522 Stay Me Broke nwtd A J Christiansen 4 37353 Homebush Luther nwtd M J McPhee 2 58s14 Full Of Secrets 18.87 D R Laing 10 68465 Bigtime Honey 18.96 R & N O’Regan 6 87534 Railing Raccoon 18.83 Sean Codlin 6 84654 Pachinko nwtd Linda Martin 5 32544 Triggered nwtd W & T Steele 3 11732 Zipping Saint 18.45 Glennis Farrell 7 4 Blitzing Star nwtd Robert Roper 6 12424 Thrilling Tessa nwtd Sean Codlin 4 65813 Ammonite 18.62 T & L Craik 10 Carol’s Tab Taipa Tavern 4.31 7 86846 Allegro Payton nwtd R & N O’Regan 8 6 Ginger Mascara nwtd R & L Udy 7 48368 Opawa June nwtd Sean Codlin 5 35832 My Bro Bobby 18.80 M Prangley 8 68535 It’s Complicated 18.68 R & N O’Regan EMERGENCIES: 8 72333 Margaux 30.92 Phil Green 6 65521 Allegro Ella 18.71 R & N O’Regan $5000, C4/5, 527m EMERGENCIES: 9 5 On Your Bike nwtd Phil Green EMERGENCY: 7 42561 Sir Yens 18.73 K T Herbert 1 51511 Zipping Barty 30.55 Glennis Farrell 9 22677 Smash Zone nwtd R & L Udy 10 64886 Allegro Jordan nwtd R & N O’Regan 9 17876 Opawa Cameron nwtd W & T Steele 8 35187 Big Time Lenny 18.70 R & N O’Regan 2 81573 Canadian Ace 30.54 T & L Craik 10 45745 Noise Maker 18.70 Phil Green
Victoria races at Warrnambool Sunday TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections EMERGENCY: 6 48571 Just You cw (2) 69.5 88 7 Ps833 Laylite cw (7) 67 76 A Lynch 7 0s609 Gingerjack wh (6) 65 81 P Hamblin Race 1: HE’S ALL WHITE, FLICKITOVA, ST ARNICCA 11 805L7 Buffalo Bill (9) 69.5 84 C Mc Carthy (clm3) 8 6s542 Mapping w (9) 67 75 8 45650 Quattro Porte (7) 65 93 7 90155 Dodge City wh (1) 69 83 B S Thomas-Rantall (clm3) B S Thomas-Rantall Race 2: NORWAY, DISTRESS SIGNAL, SIVAR 2 Sungold Milk Hurdle 2.15 Ronan Short (clm1.5) 9 30642 Catalanic h (5) 65 80 W Mc Carthy 9 00s00 Compulsive w (4) 65 81 A N Kuru Race 3: HOME BY MIDNIGHT, WIL JOHN, BAKERY HILL $35,000, 3yo & up Maiden SW, 3200m 10 3s625 Power Of Words (4) 65 79 P Hamblin Race 4: SAUNTER BOY, INSTIGATOR, INAYFORHAY 4 Kevin Lafferty Hurdle 3.35 8 Pearsons Nursery Handicap 6.15 1 06792 Caliburn wh (7) 69.5 96 B Small Race 5: AMERICAN IN PARIS, SOCIAL ELEMENT, ALFIE DEE $100,000, Open, 3200m 6 Hammonds Paints Thackeray Stp 4.55 $35,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 58 Highweight, Race 6: FLYING AGENT, BIT OF A LAD, THE DOMINATOR 2 38143 Distress Signal w (9) 69.5 96 L Horner 3 200s3 Illya w (11) 69.5 94 R O’Sullivan (clm3) 1 71254 Instigator dwh (3) 69 87 B Small $100,000, Open, 3450m 2350m Race 7: GARIMPEIRO, MARK THE HORSE, PRINTMAKER 4 41668 Just Rolling w (5) 69.5 100 D Horner Jnr 2 89860 Firefree cdwn (7) 68.5 76 A Lynch 1 1s25P Bit Of A Lad tcdw (3) 70.5 95 S Pateman 1 116s9 Cuban Fighter twn (11) 74.5 91 Race 8: PERISCOPE, JIMMY’S SECRET, FORT CHARLES 5 s6369 Norway (6) 69.5 96 S Pateman 3 31412 Saunter Boy dw (5) 68.5 100 S Pateman 2 s4111 Flying Agent cw (6) 67.5 100 L Horner C Mc Carthy 6 0s037 Sivar wh (4) 69.5 92 T Ryan 4 1s900 Blood And Sand cdw (6) 66.5 79 3 65164 Police Camp cwbh (5) 66 88 W Gordon 2 84s41 Fort Charles tw (4) 73 99 A Lynch Ronan Short 4 s5984 The Dominator tcwn (1) 65 87 1 Midfield Group Hurdle 1.40 7 796P7 Switching To Win (1) 69.5 85 A Lynch 3 76224 Jimmy’s Secret twbh (5) 73 94 8 s0079 Yulong Place (3) 69.5 88 W Gordon 5 52111 Out And Dreaming cw (1) 66.5 95 W Mc Carthy Ronan Short $35,000, 3yo & up Maiden SW, 3200m 9 03745 Onset w (8) 67.5 94 C Mc Carthy (clm3) D Horner Jnr 5 9630P Georgethefifth cwh (2) 65 84 4 s9988 Allaboutattitude cw (7) 71.5 94 10 76989 Solodka (10) 67.5 88 A N Kuru 6 s952L Inayforhay cwb (2) 65 85 T Ryan Ronan Short 1 13924 Flickitova n (10) 69.5 99 S Pateman B S Thomas-Rantall EMERGENCY: 7 L2513 Looking Around dwb (4) 65 84 W Gordon 6 93681 Pentelligentsia w (4) 65 82 T Ryan 2 27236 He’s All White wb (11) 69.5 87 A Lynch 5 97265 Mustang Harry cwh (8) 71 94 B Small 11 0086P Mick ‘n’ Me (2) 69.5 85 7 79301 Kapuziner dw (7) 65 88 N Newton 3 44325 Not Usual Dream w (4) 69.5 88 B Small 5 Mark Primmer Mem. Stp 4.15 6 00080 Hanaki Warrior w (13) 70.5 88 A N Kuru 4 27755 Road To Blue Sky (5) 69.5 82 A N Kuru 3 Pontings Mitre-10 Hurdle 2.55 7 Cri-Tech Plumbing Hcp 5.35 7 54653 Periscope (10) 70.5 94 W Gordon 5 2759s Rocky Raccoon (6) 69.5 86 $35,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 120, 3450m 8 2s987 The Bedouin w (3) 69.5 88 D Horner Jnr Ronan Short (clm1.5) $35,000, 3yo & up 1JW, 3200m 1 11P7s Alfie Dee w (1) 73 73 W Gordon $35,000, Benchmark 64 Highweight, 1700m 9 4s067 Dariljon twh (9) 69 90 L Horner 6 28347 Sandman h (8) 69.5 82 1 02732 Home By Midnight dw (3) 71 88 2 20s41 Social Element tcw (6) 71 100 T Ryan 1 5s222 Garimpeiro b (2) 70.5 100 W Gordon 10 43321 Resolutions w (2) 69 94 L C Williams B S Thomas-Rantall (clm3) A N Kuru 3 15s46 Accounted Four whn (2) 69.5 77 2 11097 Delightful Scoop cdw (3) 69.5 91 T Ryan 11 04649 Faltonius w (12) 68 100 A Mitchell 7 31316 St Arnicca w (3) 69.5 100 T Ryan 2 13511 Wil John tcw (7) 70.5 100 S Pateman C Mc Carthy (clm3) 3 18s72 Mainland w (5) 69 97 A Lynch 12 53067 Ventura Highway w (14) 67.5 99 8 85145 Wristband wb (7) 69.5 92 D Horner Jnr 3 s4612 Bakery Hill dw (5) 70 86 L Horner 4 62312 American In Paris tdwbh (10) 68.5 94 4 s60s1 Mark The Horse w (9) 68 94 Ms M Dunseath 9 86682 Zedstar (1) 69.5 89 W Gordon 4 52521 Karakoram cw (6) 70 89 Ronan Short (clm1.5) W Mc Carthy EMERGENCIES: 10 54592 Zoffany Rocket w (2) 69.5 85 A Mitchell (clm3) 5 80L90 Heistheone w (8) 68.5 74 A N Kuru 5 60s98 Printmaker wh (1) 68 94 Ronan Short 13 7s400 Patriot Missile w (6) 66.5 90 N Newton C Mc Carthy (clm3) 5 04109 The Delphi wh (4) 70 84 B Small 6 3486L San Remo twn (3) 68.5 90 6 055s6 Sublime Miss w (8) 67.5 91 C Mc Carthy 14 70662 Glamarama Girl w (1) 65 91
Victoria races at Pakenham Synthetic Sunday TAB doubles 3-4, 6-7 Trebles 2-3-4, 5-6-7 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 4-5-6-7 Selections 2 John Duff & Co Plate 3.10 11 8 Coburg (2) 57 89 B Higgins 3 66742 Chavuma tn (8) 59.5 96 J Bowditch EMERGENCIES: Race 1: MISS KEELER, WILLETTS, READY OR BUST 12 27s33 Crazy Ladies (3) 55 100 C Newitt 4 48990 Otis dwb (4) 59.5 96 Ms A Kelly (a1.5) 13 0s0s7 Drain The Swamp d (16) 58.5 95 $23,000, Maiden SW, 1400m EMERGENCIES: 5 68023 Unchain My Bike w (6) 59.5 98 E Brown 14 72587 We Want Frankie d (15) 57.5 90 Race 2: SABAKU, EURELLYDIDIT, BISHOP ROCK 1 53658 Bishop Rock (6) 59.5 88 L German (a) 13 80 Sports Gazette (14) 59.5 83 J Gibbons 6 s6840 Villager dbn (10) 59.5 95 T Stockdale (a) 15 s9042 Sly Sloth d (11) 57 93 Race 3: ALI’S CHOICE, THE DEFIANT ONE, CRAZY LADIES 2 24 Eurellydidit (5) 59.5 95 J Mott 14 6s797 Iona Heart (5) 59.5 87 M Allen 7 08330 Gunner Get It Dunn c (7) 58.5 100 16 17s80 Grammy Diva (7) 58 90 Race 4: MANHATTAN STING, YESUGEI, CALIFORNIAFIREBIRD 3 s77s2 Kermalaw (10) 59.5 100 Z Spain J Noonan Race 5: XINGYUN, CHAVUMA, OTIS 4 844s0 Lots Of Attention (4) 59.5 94 4 Batteryzone Cup Handicap 4.30 8 s8436 Secret Way d (11) 58.5 92 C Newitt 7 Sportsbet Bet With Mates 6.25 Race 6: PROSECUTOR, RHODE SCHOLAR, CLINCHED Ms C Hefel (a) $22,000, 3yo & up Rating 58, 2200m 9 334s6 Justjules (5) 58 94 B Park $22,000, Rating 58, 1200m 5 3s828 Shoot Ur Shot (8) 59.5 95 J Maskiell Race 7: PESKIJEN, TRUE METTLE, VALOUR ELITE 10 18s07 Foot Foot d (2) 55 88 L German (a) 1 9s576 The Bont d (12) 60 92 J Mott 6 True Patriot (7) 59.5 94 E Brown 1 95409 Californiafirebird wn (2) 60 96 11 9s990 Akhurst (12) 54 94 Ms J Da Rose 2 93083 Valour Elite d (3) 60 89 J Bowditch 7 38s9 Auclert (3) 57.5 89 J Noonan Dean Holland EMERGENCY: 3 87s32 True Mettle wn (2) 59 97 M Poy 8 32s22 Sabaku b (2) 57.5 100 T Stockdale (a) 2 65312 Manhattan Sting cb (5) 60 97 E Brown 12 15358 They Callmemalcom d (9) 54 88 N Punch 4 00802 Whosyourhousemate d (16) 59 90 9 Finlander (9) 57 96 M Poy 3 50336 Yesugei (9) 59 96 B Higgins 1 Watch Live On Sportsbet Plate 2.30 Ms C Hefel (a) 10 7 Flying Start (1) 57 91 J Bowditch 4 21854 Grand Quill d (1) 58.5 96 N Farley 6 Sandown Lodge Xmas In July 5.45 $23,000, Maiden SW, 1600m 11 Master Fontana (11) 57 94 C Newitt 5 56444 Wineglass Bay (6) 58.5 94 J Maskiell 5 827s0 Black Stream d (13) 58.5 86 Z Spain 6 0s856 Hard Squeeze w (3) 58 100 $22,000, Rating 58, 1400m 6 s892s Moss Job dwn (7) 58 97 B Higgins 1 04 Bench Press (6) 59.5 95 M Allen 7 s999s Ocean Blast t (10) 58 92 L German (a) 2 9s9s7 Cartel Behaviour (3) 59.5 86 L Riordan 3 Van Steensel Timber Plate 3.50 Ms A Kelly (a1.5) 1 s360s Clinched w (2) 60 96 B Higgins 7 56904 Go Ferrando w (11) 56 93 J Bowditch 8 s3368 Peskijen d (9) 58 100 Ms C Gaudray (a2) 3 0s40 Come On Son (12) 59.5 91 B Higgins $23,000, Maiden SW, 1200m 2 s6142 Prosecutor tbn (12) 60 100 Z Spain 9 s5317 Halvoya t (1) 57.5 96 Ms A Kelly (a1.5) 4 s3635 Divine Wit (9) 59.5 91 C Robertson 8 22766 Blazing Lace t (4) 55.5 94 M Poy 3 02434 Rhode Scholar (4) 60 96 C Newitt 1 44s88 Baltic Blue (8) 59.5 91 L Riordan 9 27545 Bouffon d (8) 55.5 91 C Newitt 10 — Miss Mitzie SCRATCHED 5 55s30 Johnny Reb (5) 59.5 90 Z Spain 2 056s3 Bodrum (10) 59.5 94 Ms C Hefel (a) 4 94735 Robe De Fete tdn (14) 60 96 11 03038 Shy Doll w (17) 56 91 L Riordan 6 87493 On Board (7) 59.5 91 J Noonan 10 s6935 Dangerous Spin tcwn (7) 55.5 92 Ms A Kelly (a1.5) 3 2449 Imprinted (7) 59.5 91 N Punch Ms C Hefel (a) 12 74679 Feeling Good dw (8) 55.5 94 7 s6453 Ready Or Bust (10) 59.5 95 5 25216 Star Of Leon cn (8) 60 94 Dean Holland 4 0 Sonic Impact (9) 59.5 78 L German (a) 11 70089 Hurricaine d (10) 54 90 N Punch Dean Holland Ms C Gaudray (a2) 5 5s4s2 The Defiant One (12) 59.5 97 E Brown 6 175s9 Warlist (9) 60 92 M Carson EMERGENCIES: 8 6524s Willetts b (8) 59.5 91 J Bowditch 6 6s0 Ali’s Choice (6) 57.5 91 J Bowditch 5 Ultrasigns Handicap 5.10 7 38s68 Foxgossip dw (6) 59.5 97 L German (a) 13 s7586 Play Master dw (4) 57.5 91 9 42 Miss Keeler (2) 57.5 100 T Stockdale (a) 7 — Rathkeale SCRATCHED 8 50s97 Red River Lad d (1) 58.5 93 C Robertson 14 098s3 Deyama td (15) 55 93 C Newitt 10 65238 Stay A While (1) 57.5 91 J Maskiell 8 33454 Wyld Savanna (1) 57.5 97 Z Spain $22,000, Rating 58, 1600m 9 0s685 Tuffnut d (3) 58.5 92 J Noonan 15 45059 Orakai d (6) 55 96 11 6s424 Tipperary Lass (4) 57.5 96 J Mott 9 46 Barclay’s Bank (11) 57 94 1 238s0 High Done w (3) 60 92 10 6s630 Free Flying Star w (5) 58 97 J Mott 16 565s9 Brueghelino tw (14) 55 83 EMERGENCY: Ms A Kelly (a1.5) Ms T Chapman (a4) 11 2480s Pannier Dame (13) 57.5 86 J Maskiell 17 s5998 Aeecee Dynasty w (5) 54 94 R Tan 12 96995 Doctor Rick (11) 59.5 93 10 Classic Story (4) 57 91 M Poy 2 76513 Xingyun cw (1) 60 100 C Robertson 12 7s270 Miss Kansas (10) 57 89 M Poy 18 190s0 Angel Toff d (11) 55.5 85 J Luxe 19 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021
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MUSICA VIVA TAHARORA TE HAPARA PEKA THE PROPRIETORS Entertainment presents MARAE AGM MWWL OF WAIPIRO A34 LIAM WOODING When: SATURDAY ANNUAL GENERAL (TE ROHE) What does ‘town centre’ ON PIANO 17th, July 2021 MEETING 2021 ANNUAL ODEON 5 GENERAL MEETING mean to New Zealanders? At Tiromoana Where: Taharora 8th July 2021 Phone 867 3339 41 Winifred Street Marae, Waipiro Bay Nominations for Notice is hereby given A QUIET PLACE: PART Sunday, July 4th, 2.30 KAUPAPA: President, Chairman, that the Annual General Would you like to be involved in a study II (M) Meeting of SAT, SUN, MON 8.40pm Secretary and Treasurer $25, school student - Election for New are due. Shareholders will be that looks at how New Zealanders think CRUELLA (PG) SAT, SUN, free. Responsible Trustees held at BDO Gisborne MON 11.10am, 3.30pm - Appointment of new Adult literacy 6pm Ltd, 1 Peel Street, and feel about their town centres? 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MUSICAL THEATRE GISBORNE John Kopua CHAIRPERSON ANNIE - The Musical On Stage WMT, 5-13 Nov Ngati Porou Whanui Forests Ltd and the Pre-audition get-together Ngati Porou Landowners Trust 101 Innes St 2-3pm, Sun 4 July HUI A TAU Auditions Fri 9 and Sat 10 July ANNUAL GENERAL Public Notices Info - musicaltheatregisborne.nz MEETINGS UPDATE or contact Heather, 021 0225 2579 We welcome all shareholders to the PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS UNDER THE NGA ROHE AGM’s for Ngati Porou Whanui Forests MOANA O NGA HAPU O NGATI POROU ACT 2019 (THE ACT) Ltd and the Ngati Porou Landowners Trust. The AGM’s will be held at Te Tini Applications for recognition orders for customary marine title and protected customary Gisborne District Council o Porou, Kaiti, Gisborne, on Friday 23rd rights pursuant to sections 98 and 113 of the Act, for and on behalf of nga hapu o Ngati July 2021, commencing at 11am. Porou, were filed on 28 May 2021 by: D Williams Applicant Application Area Reference General Manager Potikirua ki Whangaokena Potikirua to Whangaokena (CIV-2021-485-302) Citizens Civic Awards Takutai Moana Trust Whangaokena to Onepoto Whangaokena ki Onepoto (CIV-2021-485-303) NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN Takutai Kaitiaki Trust Help us to reward our district’s Gisborne District Council PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC Te Papatipu o Uepohatu me te Onepoto to Rahuimanuka (CIV-2021-485-304) outstanding volunteers by nominating Papatipu o te Ngaere Takutai them for a Citizens Civic Award. Kaitiaki Trust These awards recognise local individuals Whanau Hapu of Te Aitanga a Rahuimanuka to Mataahu (CIV-2021-485-305); or an organisation in our district, who Mate Te Aowera and Te Whanau give substantial voluntary community Secondhand Sunday a Hinekehu Takutai Kaitiaki service that benefits people of the Trust 4 JULY 9AM-NOON Gisborne Tairāwhiti district. Nga Hapu o Waipiro Takutai Mataahu to Koutunui (CIV-2021-485-306)
Any individual, group or organisation NOTICE PUBLIC Items to be placed at the front gate and Kaitiaki Trust may make a nomination. All taken in after midday. Please do not enter private properties. Ngati Wakarara - Ngati Hau Waitakeo (Tokomaru Bay) (CIV-2021-485-307) nominations must be seconded. Takutai Kaitiaki Trust to Marau 4 Belgium Tc, 52 Carnarvon St, 6 Clifford The nomination form is available on our (collectively the Management St, 2 Grafton Rd, 13 Haldane St, 10 website, or from customer service and Arrangement Trusts) Healey Pl, 3 Hector St, 101 Iranui Rd, 2C the library. Karamu St, 152 Main Rd, 16 & 17 Ralph The area(s) these applications relate to is the area of the common marine and coastal area Nominations close 4pm Friday 30 July. St. that is from Potikirua in the north to Marau in the south, from landward boundary of the mean high water spring and extending 12 nautical miles in a seaward direction, noting that customary marine title, held by the Management Arrangement Trusts, has already been recognised in respect of parts of this area.
www.gdc.govt.nz www.gdc.govt.nz.gdc.govt.nz Any notice of appearance in support of or opposition to the application must be filed with the Registrar of the High Court at Wellington no later than 28 July 2021, being not 15 Fitzherbert Street 15 Fitzherbert Street less than 20 working days after public notice of application, per s103(3) of the Marine PO Box 747 Gisborne 4040 PO Boxx 747 Gisborne 4040 PHONE 06 867 2049 and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011, which applies. Note: the Management PHONE 06 867 2049 FREEPHONE 0800 653 800 Arrangement Trusts remain committed to the direct engagement process with the Crown FREEPHONE 0800 653 800 EMAIL [email protected] which is currently underway. EMAIL [email protected] 20 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021
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This is a full-time role. change in the unique communities stimulating environments Public Notices we work with, and a commitment to • A positive outlook and proactive If this opportunity interests you, and improving the lives of people with serious approach you have some of these key attributes: health conditions. • Enthusiastic and competent in planning - knowledgeable in te ao Maori and assessments GISBORNE FINANCIAL We have one new position available • A kind and gentle disposition SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENT - fluent in te reo Maori within our team. - strong relationships and networks in • Excellent communication skills Paul Mullooly, Shelley Mullooly and te Tairawhiti ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT • The ability to develop sound Matthew Pierard, would like to announce - able to write and communicate well Gisborne relationships with whanau the changes to Gisborne Financial - interested in people and politics Fulltime • A desire and commitment to learn Te Services. Reo Maori - enthusiastic and versatile Reporting to the Chief Operations - social media skills Paul and Shelley Mullooly are now the Officer - you will be an integral part We offer a number of benefits for the of the team; responsible for proving succesful candidate, so if you would like sole owners of the Insurance and . . . we want to hear from you. Mortgage side of the business, and outstanding administrative support across to be a part of a team that are focused on all departments - helping bring our vision quality practise, hardworking, fun-loving Matthew Pierard the sole owner of the Applications with CV should be sent Investments. of health and healing to life. and supportive, then we would love to to: Your highly organised approach and hear from you. Not to worry, we are all still working out excellent attention to detail will be key Relievers of the same building at 333 Childers Editor to your success in this role. You will be : Road, Gisborne. The Gisborne Herald the ultimate multitasker, have a friendly, PO Box 1143, Gisborne 4040 We are also seeking qualified and upbeat personality and a solution focused registered ECE releiving staff prepared to Paul and Shelley will be called GFS, mindset. You will become our ‘go-to’ Gisborne Financial Services, Insurance + E-mail: [email protected] work with tamariki 3 months-5 years with office person, the ‘glue’ that makes us the ability to work within the hours of Mortgages and their new branding will be stick together. out shortly. Applications close Monday, July 12 at 8am-4.30pm. 5pm. For further information, or to apply, To apply for both positions, please email Matthew Pierard is now trading as please visit seek.co.nz/job/52723921. 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We have a team OFFICE PRODUCTS DEPOT (OPD) Cars Wanted Cars Wanted To speak with Ben, leader’s position and please call Livestock also opportunities for a AND CANON ACCOUNT MANAGER fulltime and a part-time Fulltime position 0800 446 332 registered kaiako to join Monday to Friday 8.30 - 5pm our dedicated team. WANTED: We are looking for You will be responsible for your own business area. SINGLE mattress & You will be proactive in identifying opportunities and growing base with headboard, MATAWHERO passionate, experienced CATTLE SALE kaiako and a team the commercial accounts within your business area, whilst UTES AND SUVs sheets, duvet, pillows, etc, $100 the lot. Tuesday, 6th July leader who can strategically managing your existing accounts and maintaining 2021, 11am positively contribute to a high level of customer satisfaction. Sewing cabinet with learning for our CASH PAID drawers, cupboard & Approx 1010 Cattle tamariki within our Key Responsibilities: extension top $40. comprising: local curriculum. Standard lamp with 2 53 MA Cows VIC •ProactivelysellandpromoteourCanonandOPDproductsand Phone Tyler, Enterprise flexible arms, $50. Ph As a valued kaiako of 10/11 (Cap Stk) services to existing customers 027 728 2472 868 9675. 129 MA Cows VIC our pre-school you can •Achieveandexceedsalestargetsanddevelopnewbusiness be assured of 23 MA Cows competitive remunera- •Develop and manage trusted working relationships with Situations Vacant 20 MT Cows tion, annual flu customers 12 R3yr Hfrs VIC vaccinations, first aid •Prepareproposalstoprospectiveandexistingcustomers 10/11 (Cap Stk) certification, payment 13 Hfrs & Calves at of teacher registration, Our successful candidate will have: Foot on-going professional 500 R2yr Strs •Driveanddeterminationtomeetbusinessandpersonaltargets 180 R2yr Hfrs development and a •Effectivetimemanagement positive and supportive 60 R1yr Strs team environment. •Asuccessfulsalesbackground 55 R1yr Hfrs •Abilitytoshowinitiative,identifyopportunitiesandclosedeals Several lines of Montessori experience •Excellentoralcommunicationandpresentationskills;ableto Wool Express Driver quality home bred is not required as influencedecision-makersataseniorlevel hill country cattle. support for ongoing GISBORNE professional learning is •Clean,currentdriver’slicence Enquiries to: actively supported. •ProficientusingWordandExcel We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Driver (Class 2 Jamie Hayward •Apassionforthecommunity license) to join the Gisborne based, PGG Wrightson Wool team on a 027 434 7586 Further information full-time basis. Chris Hurlstone about these roles is What we offer: 027 598 6542 available on request. As our Wool Express Driver, you will be responsible for picking up wool Base salary + commission from clients’ farms and relocating the bales back to the Wool depot in Upcoming Sales: Please apply with CV Training and development, progression and promotion, Gisborne and assist in the wool store as required. BELL ROAD and covering letter AUCTION outlining your interest recognition and reward. For more information on this opportunity, please contact Allan Jones, Saturday, 10th July in teaching within our Yes, we’re high-performing and driven, however, we’re also North Island Manager on 027 442 4942. 2021, 10am family-focused, friendly, supportive, diverse and flexible. Montessori learning Apply now or to find out more: https://careers.pggwrightson.co.nz/search Est GR environment to MACGREGOR principal.gismontessori Wearelookingforsomeonewhocanhitthegroundrunning,so and enter reference number 17399GBH. 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OASIS COMMUNITY CHURCH SUNDAYS 10am WORSHIP & MINISTRY "The Shelter" for the Literal & Spiritually homeless ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH of CHRISTIAN COMMENT In the Heart of the Community St Mary Star of the Sea I have been ruminating for a long time about the with the Community at Heart state of our society as the division between right/ left, conservative/liberal, Christian/pagan/animistic Naumai Haere Mai - WEEKEND MASS TIMES has been growing ever more distinct. ALL WELCOME Cnr Rutene, Tyndall & Entry There are many conservative sources citing the 1 Ida Rd, OUTER KAITI Saturday 6.00pm Christian underpinnings of Western Civilisation Ptrs. Tom & Josie Sunday 9.00am and my philosophising has brought me to a place Crawford where I think we could be digging a little deeper East Coast Tolaga Bay 2nd Sunday 11.00am and further back. Tokomaru Bay 3rd Sunday 11.30am Generally, conservative thinkers treasure and Matawai 4th Sunday 11.00am value Western Civilisation - but what actually brought it about? The ultimate answer of course, Cen ral Office Hrs Mon-Fri 9.30am - 12.30pm is Christianity. The origins of all our schools and hospitals - the laws by which our country is Baptist Church Ph 06 867 7224 governed - all were hugely influenced by the spread 237 Palmerston Rd ANGLICAN CHURCH of the Christian faith. But it was in the person of www.waiapu.com Jesus Christ and His effect on the lives of those individuals who chose to follow Him that real Sunday PARISH OF GISBORNE change was effected in society. Service Those who wish to conserve ‘Western Civilisation’ HOLY TRINITY need to embrace the Person whose influence in so many peoples’ lives brought it about in the first 10am 8.00am: Holy Communion place. 10.00am: Tairawhiti Whanau Karakia It is obvious that the Name of Jesus is currently ALL WELCOME very unpopular in many circles, small wonder as Waipaoa Parish those opposed to Him are well aware what a general 9.30am: Holy Communion at St Luke's, turning of hearts towards Him would produce. Waerenga-a-Hika There are many people who treasure truth and GISBORNE honesty, freedom of religion and democracy, the PRESBYTERIAN value of human life and freedom of choice, freedom REFLECTIONS of speech, equality of the sexes, opposition to PARISH slavery and abuse, individual property rights and so Methodist/ Rev Jin Sook Kim Righteousness exalts a nation, on. The names associated with bringing about great www.standrewsgis.org.nz Presbyterian but sin is a disgrace Union Parish societal reforms in these areas were more often than to any people. Proverbs 14:34 not ardent followers of Jesus Christ and we benefit St Andrew's Cnr. Ormond Rd. Church & Atkinson St. from the progress they made. Over time we have When the foundations are being destroyed, P. 867 9604 become accustomed to these freedoms, forgetting 176 Cobden Street what can the righteous do? that many of them were hard-won. 10.30am: The Lord is in His holy temple; Worship Service Sunday 10am: 'Christ Is Risen! Hallelujah!' I wonder whether we have inadvertently come to The Lord is in His heavenly throne. value the gifts more than the Giver? He observes everyone on earth; Speaker: Frank Darcy Matawhero His eyes examine them. Psalms 11:3, 4. In clamouring for a return to those gifts, maybe we Historic Church Kids Programmes available during Service should be paying more attention to their Source? From the Bible 9.00am: Find us on Facebook - Mangapapa Union Parish Esther Henderson Holy Communion Esther Henderson, Grace Christian Fellowship. www.mup.org.nz Grace Christian Fellowship 24 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 On the mats — Indoor bowls news
SIX Poverty Bay-East Coast in the masters’ fours on Day 7, indoor bowlers travelled to but they went out straight away the National Indoor Bowls on Day 8. Championships in Blenheim and over the nine days they DAVID Lynn was selected for were there recorded some great the Northern Zone competition results on difficult mats. against the Southern Zone and In the masters’ singles, Bryan his team of Wayne Baker, Karl Pulley was on form, reaching the Hughes (Taranaki) and Ross semifinals before losing to Henry Wright (North Taranaki) won Pratt, of Tauranga. two out of their three fours Pulley qualified easily on Day games to help the Northern Zone 1 of the nationals, then in the win the event 25 points to 23. sudden-death playoffs on Day 2 Lamont and Treloar were he beat Wairarapa bowler Kelvin selected for the Northern Simonsen 11-9. Masters team, but they were In the last 32, Pulley defeated defeated by the Southern team. Northland’s Marcel Ruedi 9-5. Pulley had a titanic battle in LYNN, Pulley, Setter and his last-16 game against Bush TREAT: Bryan Pulley with his Campbell-Whitehead then teamed Ruahine bowler Carol Coler envelope for third-equal in the up in the district challenge event before winning on a deciding masters’ fours. Pictures supplied VICTORS: David Lynn holds the trophy won by the Northern Zone. and, for a small district, did end, 14-13. remarkably well, getting to the In the quarterfinals, Pulley Setter and Lynn qualified on 5, Lynn teamed up with Paul through to the semifinals of the quarterfinals. They beat a star- beat North Taranaki bowler Day 3 in the open pairs, only to and Claire Smith, of Tauranga, triples before being beaten by studded North Taranaki team 10 Barbara Batley 13-11. be put out early on Day 4. to qualify. Keith Setter also New Zealand representatives points to 6. North Taranaki had at Lois Lamont also qualified in On Day 5, Pulley, Lamont and qualified, in a team with Wayne Simon Thomas, Michael Lawson least 25 national titles altogether the masters’ event, as did Keith Nanette Treloar qualified in the and Annelies Baker, of Waikato. and Daniel French representing as a team. Setter and David Lynn in the masters’ triples but went out On Day 6, Lynn reached the Ashburton. The Poverty Bay-East Coast open singles event, but all three straight away on Day 6 in the quarterfinals of the triples, while Pulley, Treloar and Lamont team then beat Bay of Plenty bowlers were defeated on Day 2, sudden-death playoffs. Setter played some outstanding then teamed up with Coralie 10-9 in the last 16 — a great early in the day. In the open triples on Day bowls to help his Waikato team Campbell-Whitehead to qualify result. 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TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 23. Chattels (8) 17. Disregard (7) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 SPORT 25 Gisborne Club Darts Association results INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS from June 22 Roseland 11 2NZ Kings 10: Mike Evans (P2 Pomana (P1 S1 T2) 115st, 100; Pete Ellingham (P0 (P2 S2 T7) 121st, 107, 114, 118, 125, 132, 140; Tarn 180: Te Kotahi Kaio 3, Dudley Reeves 2, Toby S0 T18) 140st, 180st, 121, 140 (2), 100 (13); John S0 T0); Wari Phillips (P0 S0 T0); Junior Akurangi Kiri (P2 S0 T2) 100, 140. Ratapu 2, Jono Griffiths, Tahuna Irwin, Mike Evans, Collier (P2 S2 T13) 100 (11), 121 (2); Wayne Morrell (P2 S1 T3) 100 (3); Morris McDonald (P2 S0 T2) C GRADE Wayne Morrell, Hunter Eyles, Ihaka Kaio-Wynyard, (P2 S1 T14) 180st, 100 (9), 125, 140 (3); Kevin 100, 117; Crevice Lewis (P3 S2 T13) 100st, 100 Cossy (2) Eastland Asphalt 4 2NZ (3) 11: James Michael Stevens, Harley Ngarangione. Morrell (P2 S2 T23) 100 (15), 121 (3), 125 (2), 135, (12); Mike Stevens (P3 S0 T7) 180, 100st, 100 (4), Witika (P0 S0 T1) 115; Steve Nisbett (P0 S1 T2) Highest start (180): Toby Ratapu, Mike Jones, 140, 105f; Steve Lascelles (P0 S2 T6) 140st, 140 (2), 125; Walter Whaitiri (P2 S2 T4) 100 (2), 121, 140; 140st, 100; Kevin Farmer (P1 S0 T3) 121st, 100 (2); Wayne Morrell. 138, 126, 100; Fred Moreland (P0 S0 T6) 100 (4), Jackie Paku (P2 S2 T6) 100st (3), 100 (2), 101, 125; Lionel Vette (P1 S0 T4) 100 (3), 121; Allen Wildbore Finishes: Thao Duncan 114, Monty Reedy 108, 126, 140; Cris Kiri (P1 S2 T28) 125st, 100f, 140 (4), Malachi Lewis (P2 S2 T2) 100, 112; Webster Lewis (P0 S1 T1) 125; Min Vette (P0 S1 T1) 121st; Lance Tina Aspalter 106, Kevin Morrell 105, Jonleigh 129, 139, 121 (3), 100 (15), 135, 123; LeRoy Eyles (P2 S2 T9) 100st, 100 (5), 125, 140 (2). Cook (P3 S1 T8) 140st, 121st, 140, 121, 100 (4); Ratapu-Campbell 102. (P1 S0 T6) 100 (5), 140; Harley Ngarangione (P3 S1 Cossy Spandangles 7 RSA xFMO 14: Mikey Thomas Aranui (P3 S0 T6) 100st, 100 (5); Ora Pohio Most tons (20): Jono Griffiths. T19) 180, 100 (10), 106, 121, 125 (2), 140 (3), 145; Evans (P1 S1 T9) 180, 100, 133, 106, 125 (2), 140 (P3 S1 T5) 100st, 140, 100 (3); Carol Wood (P3 S1 Tyson Eyles (P3 S0 T15) 140st (2), 119, 121, 125, (3); Neil Gooch (P1 S0 T1) 135; Rendall McDonald T0); Karen Pewhairangi (P2 S0 T1) 140; Marlaine TEAM RESULTS 128, 139, 100 (6), 140 (2); Irie Eyles (P1 S0 T6) 100 (P1 S0 T4) 112st, 100, 140 (2); Pete Ellingham (P1 Pohio (P2 S0 T1) 125. (P = pairs won. S = singles won. T = total tons) (3), 112, 123, 140; Hunter Eyles (P1 S2 T11) 140st S0 T1) 104; Sean Gooch (P2 S1 T6) 100 (4), 107, RSA Stallions 12 RSA (1) 3: Kelvin Tamihere (P3 A GRADE (2), 180, 100 (3), 115, 119, 120, 140 (2). 125; Cody Andrew (P2 S1 T2) 130, 100; Juanita S0 T6) 100 (6); Kazius Unuwai (P3 S1 T3) 100 (3); 2NZ Tao Vikings 5 RSA Men of Mayhem 16: 2NZ Rebels 3 Cossy Done & Dusted 18: Charlie Reeves (P3 S2 T12) 140 (2), 100 (6), 135, 118, Christopher Beattie (P3 S0 T4) 100, 125, 140 (2); Apirana Taukamo-Pohio (P2 S2 T17) 123, 100st, 100 Reiri (P1 S0 T8) 100 (5), 125, 140 (2); Lorenzo Kaa 140st, 100st; Ethine Reeves (P3 S1 T4) 100 (3), Jandy Solomon (P3 S1 T1) 121; Arthur Kerisome (9), 122, 120, 115, 128, 127, 140; Matiu Hawea (P2 (P1 S0 T0); Gary Poi (P0 S1 T10) 100 (7), 121, 135; Mythias Reeves (P1 S2 T9) 100 (2), 125, 120, (P2 S1 T1) 104st; Eddie Brown (P2 S1 T7) 140 (3), S1 T14) 100st (2), 104, 100 (7), 121 (2), 123, 140; 140 (2); Jesse Noanoa (P0 S1 T6) 100 (4), 125 140 (2), 100st (2), 121; Chiarn Waikawa (P1 S2 T7) 115, 100 (3); Rowe Mason (P1 S1 T3) 100st, 100, Jarrod Nepe-Waikawa (P0 S0 T5) 100 (2), 114, 140, (2); George Vaotuua (P1 S0 T13) 100 (8), 121 (2), 100st, 100 (3), 120, 123, 144; Tristan Reeves (P1 S2 132; Chris Holmes (P1 S0 T7) 100 (5), 123, 100st; 130; Tama Irwin (P0 S0 T3) 121, 100, 118; Apanui 122, 140 (2); Dee Poi (Jnr) (P1 S0 T5) 100 (5); Matt T5) 100 (5); Shay Waikawa (P1 S0 T4) 100 (3), 123. Murray Jukes (P0 S1 T4) 100 (4); Willie Aston (P0 S0 Kaiwai (P0 S0 T6) 100st (3), 100 (2), 112; Tobias Reedy (P2 S2 T13) 100 (10), 140 (2), 140st; Te 2NZ Tao Valkyries 11 2NZ Wahine Toa 10: Mel T0); Dave Jukes (P0 S0 T3) 100 (2), 116st; James Ratapu-Campbell (P0 S0 T13) 100 (9), 132, 120, Kotahi Kaio (P2 S2 T15) 180 (3), 100 (5), 105, 140 Ahuriri (P1 S2 T6) 100 (2), 121, 125, 140 (2); Amelia Kelleher (P0 S0 T0). 135, 125; Thao Duncan (P2 S1 T17) 100 (13), 140 (2), 125 (2), 119, 145; Brian Leach (P3 S2 T11) 100 Ratapu-Campbell (P1 S0 T5) 100 (3), 117, 125; Jen Cossy Double Seekers 7 2NZ TCL 8: Steve (3), 114f; Dudley Reeves (P2 S1 T21) 121, 111, 100 (7), 140 (3); Jury Reedy (P3 S1 T5) 100 (3), 114, Waihape (P2 S0 T5) 116 118 121 125 160; Ani Kaa Deedman (P0 S0 T0); Kevin Rutapiri (P3 S0 T2) 100, (6), 180 (2), 121st, 135, 140 (4), 151, 122, 125, 126; 120; Monty Reedy (P2 S2 T12) 108f, 100 (5), 101, (P2 S1 T6) 121st 100st 100(3) 121; Jess Richardson 121; Gary Harding (P3 S1 T1) 140; Lindsay Grenfell Marcus Leach (P3 S2 T14) 140 (2), 100 (6), 123, 125, 132, 133, 135, 140; Ihaka Kaio-Wynyard (P2 (P2 S1 T4) 132st, 122, 132, 140; Jonleigh Ratapu- (P2 S0 T2) 100 (2); Karen Harding (P2 S1 T0); Chris 125 (2), 120 (2), 100st; Jono Griffiths (P3 S2 T20) S2 T15) 100st, 140st, 180, 140 (3), 134, 125, 108, Campbell (P2 S2 T7) 102f, 100 (4), 112, 120; Destiny Giddens (P2 S1 T3) 120, 121, 140; Margaret Kapene 100st (3), 140st (3), 180, 100 (5), 140 (7), 120; Toby 100 (6). Barbarich (P1 S0 T5) 156st, 100 (2), 120, 122; (P2 S1 T1) 100; Ngata Monika (P1 S1 T5) 100, 125, Ratapu (P2 S2 T16) 140 (2), 140st, 100 (9), 180, B GRADE Monique Renata (P1 S1 T4) 101, 116, 125 (2); Hups 132, 140 (2); Bob Fraider (P1 S0 T2) 116, 121; Josh 156, 118, 180st; Tahuna Irwin (P2 S1 T20) 123, 140 Roseland Dilligaf 5 Roseland Say My Name Haapu (P1 S2 T1) 100; Tina Aspalter (P1 S1 T8) van der Lem (P1 S1 T3) 100 (2), 140; Mere Nepe (2), 100 (11), 140st (2), 100st, 180, 105, 134. 16: Tipi Eyles (P1 S0 T6) 100 (4), 125, 140; Ronnie 100st, 106f, 100, 108, 119, 140 (3); Syn Barbarich (P1 S0 T4) 101, 117, 119, 121. Mohoric wins ‘full-gas’ stage Roglic’s Tour de France hopes dashed CYCLING could not bridge the gap. Pogacar lost more than five minutes and LE CREUSOT, France — On the eve of the Tour dropped to fifth overall, 3:43 off the pace. de France’s first Alpine stage, the standings were “We tried to close really fast . . . but they were given a serious shakeup. pulling like crazy from the beginning,” Pogacar After the longest stage on the Tour in 21 years, said. 2020 runner-up Primoz Roglic found himself out Despite big efforts deployed throughout of contention. the day by his teammates to limit the damage, Slovenian countryman Tadej Pogacar, the Pogacar remained confident they will recover in defending champion, lost a big chunk of the time time for Saturday’s first Alpine stage to Le Grand- he gained earlier this week in the individual time Bornand. trial. “I know my team and I know they are strong,” And Belgian star Wout van Aert positioned he said. himself as Pogacar’s most dangerous rival. The day’s biggest loser was Roglic, who With its hilly profile, the 249-kilometre Stage crashed earlier in the race. Roglic struggled in WINNERS’ REPS: Representatives of the BIZminton trophy-winning GDC Smashers 7 from Vierzon to Le Creusot produced a Tour the climb on Friday. He managed to get to the team are (from left) Sahil Sharma, Dave Wilkinson and Molov Patel. Absent: Amanda de France classic as another Slovenian, Matej finish with a deficit exceeding nine minutes and Prebble, Charlotte Phelps, Elisa Saager, Ross Hannam and Ra Leach. Picture supplied Mohoric, earned his first stage win on the Tour his hopes of winning the three-week race were following a long breakaway. effectively over, barring an incredible comeback. Mohoric was part of a group who formed more Roglic will likely abandon the Jumbo-Visma than 200km before the finish line. He went solo leadership and work in support of Van Aert. BIZminton2021 results in the finale, using a tough climb to drop his While Van der Poel is expected to struggle in remaining breakaway companions and reach the the high mountains, Van Aert has proved in the THE GDC Smashers won the BIZminton2021 The organisers thanked the participants and finish line alone. past he can climb with the best. His phenomenal competition when playoffs were held on the hope the teams will enter the next competition Mathieu van der Poel looked exhausted turns in the big climbs during last year’s race final night of play. Badminton Eastland runs. when he crossed 1 minute, 40 seconds behind were crucial to lifting Roglic on to the podium. It was the Smashers’ first mercantile Results: Team IFL defeated Mighty Masons but he kept the yellow jersey with a 30-second Van Aert is also an excellent time trialist and badminton title. In the playoffs they defeated by default. advantage over Van Aert, should have a shot at the yellow jersey despite Anaura 3+1 in some close matches. GDC Smashers def Anaura 3+1 4 matches “It was 250 kilometres full gas,” Van der Poel his claims he is “too heavy” to perform well in the In the previous week’s play, Wananga Worx to 2; Slammers defeated Team IFL 4-2; A Team said. “It went really fast and we managed to break mountains. defeated WSP. However, Wananga Worx had def Mighty Masons by default; Anaura 3+1 def away with a really strong group, it was really “But for now I’m still in a good position and it’s some of their members away when the most WSP 4-2; GDC Smashers def Wananga Worx hard. I went to the limit to keep this jersey, which nice to give it a go like this,” he said. recent competition night was held, so they 6-0. is really special.” Mohoric, who rides for the Bahrain Victorious were no match for GDC Smashers. Final rankings: GDC Smashers 1, Wananga Pogacar could not get into the breakaway team, has stage wins now at all three Grand The evening ended with presentation of the Worx 2, Anaura 3+1 3, WSP 4, Slammers 5, and rode at the back with other top contenders Tours. He seized the best climber’s polka-dot trophy and the draw for spot prizes. Team IFL 6, A Team 7, Mighty Masons 8. after his UAE Team Emirates reacted too late and jersey. — AP Turanganui a Kiwa Darts Association results INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS TEAM RESULTS Rangatahi 18 Falcons 3: I Kaio-Wynyard 180, (2), 140 (2), 125 (2), 121, 116, 109f, 100 (9); R 180s: Mythias Reeves (Knights); Willie Edwards, Ruahine Rua 8 Knights 13: A Cashmore 140st, 140st (3), 140, 137, 124, 123, 112, 110st, 101, 102st, Te Kira 140st (2), 140 (2), 128, 121, 100 (6); C Tracey Te Kira (Tigers); Sam Kirikino (Falcons), 140, 106st, 105, 100st, 100 (6); J Smith 105, 100st, 100 (9); T Kaio 140st, 140 (6), 121 (2), 120, 115, 108, Tupene 124, 110, 100st, 100 (6); T Heurea 140, 121 Ihaka Kaio-Wynyard, Corey Kaio (Rangatahi); Thao 100 (5), W Heurea 140st, 140 (2), 125 (2), 116, 100st (5), 100 (21); C Kaio 180, 140 (3), 128, 121 (2), 101, 100st, 100 (8). Duncan (Ruahine Toru). 100st, 100 (6); B Awatere 140, 125, 122st, 120, 100 (2), 100st, 100 (6); T Reeves 140st, 140, 134, 121, Ruahine Toru 11 Whanau Magic 10: J Budd 125 Highest start, men (180): Willie Edwards (Tigers). (2); T Hindmarsh 140, 118, 100st (2), 100 (3); S 117, 100 (4); S Kirikino 180, 140st (5), 140, 135, 134, (2), 100st (4), 100 (7); T Duncan 180, 140st (2), 140 Highest start, women (140): Juanita Reeves Reeves 140 (2), 135, 100 (5); M Reeves 180, 100 125 (3), 121, 120f, 110st, 105st, 100st (2), 100 (8); Te (4), 130, 125, 123, 110, 100 (12); C Te Moni 123, (Knights). (3); J Reeves 140st, 128, 126, 125, 103, 100st (2), Awhingato Kirikino 122, 120st, 105, 100; Tamati Irwin 102, 101 (2); W Te Kira 140, 135; H Ratapu 140, 131, Highest finish, men (120): Sam Kirikino 100 (2). 140 (2), 140st, 125, 110, 105, 100st, 100 (7); P Tom 121st, 101, 100 (7); J Waikawa 125st, 122, 121, 100 (Falcons). Tigers 21 Hummingbirds 0: D Reeves 140st, 140st, 125st, 110, 100st, 100 (13). (3); K Waikawa 121; M Waru 120, 116, 100. Highest finish, women (153): Chiarn Waikawa 135st, 125st, 100st (2), 100 (10); E Reeves 140 (2), Waihape Whanau 11 Ruahine Tahi 10: F (Waihape Whanau). 132, 129, 123, 100st, 100 (7); T Te Kira 180, 140 (3), Waihape 140 (4), 130, 121, 105, 100 (3); P Waihape Draw for THURSDAY, last games for grading: Most tons, men (27): Tracey Te Kira (Tigers). 139, 138, 125st, 125st, 124, 121, 120, 107, 100st 124, 140, 116, 100st, 100 (4); C Waikawa 153f, Knights v Tigers, Hummingbirds v Rangatahi, Most tons, women (24): Chiarn (2), 100 (14); W Edwards 180st, 140 (2), 135, 102f, 140st, 140 (2), 125, 121, 111, 100st, 100 (16); S Falcons V Ruahine Toru, Whanau Magic v Waikawa (Waihape Whanau). 101, 100 (8). Waikawa 140, 125, 120, 100 (4); M Awatere 140st Waihape Whanau. 26 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 Fast and the furious as Masters pip SE Systems
BASKETBALL by Ben O’Brien-Leaf SE’s diminutive Ariana Kepa (4pts) took a 12, and Alicia Kepa, 10) will stretch their inexplicably missed an open shot, then two rebound and scored off the put-back to draw scrambling opposition. uncontested put-backs before Turanga Health’s ANY work on intestinal fortitude should Systems within a point of the veterans. Girls’ High and Turanga benefited from a high Natalie Tarei returned to her own hoop and took reference The Masters v SE Systems. Jasmine Sparks (5) showed courage, standard of officiating. the ball back up the floor . Masters beat Systems 34-32 but not before determination and did it all on the floor, running Referee Ethan Ngarangione-Pearson, 16, did the Adrian Sparks-coached SES put up their the fast break, attacking the ring and hustling on as good a job with his whistle for games 1 and 2 ■ RITANA Toa (Lytton High) made Ngati Porou best performance of the Gisborne Basketball defence. as Riley Lewis (9) did offensively for the younger work hard for their 57-38 win. Association women’s club league to date. She made a superb up-fake and bank shot team. Her 20-foot shot gave GGHS a 9-4 lead in The women’s champions were challenged by Week 7 results at the YMCA also featured play to close her team to within three points. the first quarter. a skilful Lytton High team, with tall left-hander Turanga’s 55-38 win against Gisborne Girls’ High After trailing the Masters 8-9 and 15-19, Riri hit four three-pointers with superb form Ohomauri Hailey scoring 15 points for two weeks School, Manu Toa’s uproarious 50-13 victory Systems took a 26-25 lead into the fourth for Turanga, who are playing better hoops by the in a row. versus Turanga Health and defending champions quarter. week. That Hailey was the only Ritana player to Ngati Porou beating Ritana Toa 57-38. Olivia Whitfield was immensely valuable to Shooting technique in ladies’ club ball has score in double figures was fortunate for Ngati GBA marshal Masters captain Amoe Tarsau SES with her height and ability to dissuade improved markedly in the last decade. With the Porou, who had three of their own do the same has reason to be delighted with the success of shooters, forcing an alteration on release. input of passionate, knowledgeable coaches, — captain Bronya McMenamin (19), Ata Mangu the competition. During the last quarter, she made four young players have had the opportunities to (14) and Maia Rickard (12). “The league has produced some really close consecutive defensive stops. learn and develop fundamental skills. Chiarn Waikawa dropped a three-pointer from games, which is awesome, and that last one was But Johnson, Monique Carmichael (10) and the right wing for Ritana. Teammate Lindsey amazing,” Tarsau said. the Masters stayed in the fight by never allowing ■ MANU Toa’s 52-13 win against Turanga Pomana, scored from a put-back two plays later “I’m proud of Jasmine Sparks and her SE the opposition to get away from them on the Health was good clean fun with the occasional to close their deficit to 12-7. team. They’re improving by the week. They scoreboard. “Carry On” comic play. Rising Suns legend Reggie Namana, as lead deserve all the accolades.” With 55 seconds left, Petra Sparks raced over For all that, Te Amokura Te Rauna-Lamont official, made an excellent foul call for Rickard, The Masters-Systems clash opened at a halfway and found Freya Watson (4) open on her of Manu Toa was sensational for 24 points, her who completed the three-point play to give Ngati furious pace maintained throughout. left to catch and shoot. all-time best individual tally in club ball, while Porou a 34-31 lead in the third period. Masters centre Dyani Johnson (15 points) was Thirty-five seconds from fulltime, Johnson teammate Melissa Mackey-Huriwai (10) also Mangu made a phenomenal, fearless driving a match-winner at both ends of the court through missed two free-throws and her first attempt played with energy. scoop shot at 38-31 and shortly seconds before her height, strength and skill. The imposing left- at a put-back before making her next put-back Manu Toa led 24-0 into the third period when three-quartertime, cut out of the left corner, took hander makes scoring difficult for every team. attempt for 32-32. Tyler Riri got Turanga Health off the mark. an assist from her skipper and made the reverse The Masters’ physical presence was a factor She also scored the field goal which won the Nina Tarei — in her first season of GBA club lay-up for 40-31. the young SE team had to come to terms with in game. ball — made Turanga Health’s play of the night in Hailey made the last great play of the night, a the first period, as when tall Lara Gillies blocked the second half. three-point effort. the younger team’s path to the hoop. ■ TURANGA play slick basketball. On the left side of Manu Toa’s basket, she “That was a fast game,” McMenamin said. Petra Sparks’ three-point shot from the left They beat a team in progress, Gisborne Girls’ caught a lob-pass, and established a strong Lytton were very physical and they attacked corner at the seven-minute mark was an early High School, 55-38. position from which to pivot and score. the ring. Over the course of the season, Ata’s sign Systems would back their skills. Any team who have three players score in The night’s most entertaining moment came played better and we’re happy. It’s good to be With 26 seconds to play in the first period, double figures (Peyton Riri, 22, Hana Wilkinson, when tough, dynamic veteran Mackey-Huriwai challenged.”
GOLDEN SPORT BRIEFS POINT GLORY: Dragons players celebrate after Boks blow out the cobwebs Corey Norman PRETORIA, South Africa — South Africa were kicked a field predictably slow to get going in their first test goal in golden in nearly two years before the world champions time during stretched away in the second half to beat Georgia the round 16 40-9 in a warm-up for the British and Irish Lions NRL match series. between the The Springboks trailed 9-5 after 35 minutes in New Zealand Pretoria but two tries in two minutes just before Warriors and halftime gave them momentum after Georgia the St George flanker Beka Saghinadze was sinbinned. Dragons at From there, rugby’s top-ranked team found Central Coast forward dominance and scored three tries in each Stadium in half for a comfortable win over a team outside the Gosford, world’s top 10. Sydney, last It was a satisfactory first hit-out for the Boks night. The since winning the Rugby World Cup final in Japan Warriors are in their last match back in November 2019. 11th on the The teams meet again next Friday while the table headed by Lions open their tour against South African the Storm. They domestic team the Lions tomorrow. — AP are two points off the top eight. Masters champion has Covid The Warriors DETROIT — Masters golf champion Hideki next face the Matsuyama has withdrawn from the Rocket Sharks on July Mortgage Classic after testing positive for 11. AAP picture Covid-19. The PGA Tour made the announcement just before Matsuyama was scheduled to start his second round. Tour officials were unable to say whether Matsuyama has been vaccinated. The PGA Tour does not test fully vaccinated players. “I will take all the necessary precautions to Here we go again ensure the health and safety of all others,” he said. At least 35 players have had to withdraw RUGBY LEAGUE team were only up by six. the first 70 minutes why we For the Dragons, lock Jack because of a positive test and Matsuyama is the It was a tough night for brought him here,” he said. de Belin was twice placed on fifth in the middle of a tournament since the testing MELBOURNE — Warriors the halfback who injured his “We played one of our better- report — for a cannonball programme began last June. — AP coach NRL Nathan Brown shoulder in a heavy tackle controlled games and kicked tackle and then a lifting Hamilton tops practice has refused to blame recruit by Tariq Sims in the second the ball better and he freed tackle. — AAP Chad Townsend for his team’s minute. up Sean Sullivan as a younger SPIELBERG, Austria — Mercedes found late capitulation as St George- Brown said Townsend half to have less pressure on ■ MITCH Moses missed a golden welcome speed in the rain at the Austrian Grand Illawarra snatched a golden- required treatment at halftime him.” chance to kick home his NSW Origin Prix today, with Formula One champion Lewis point victory in their Friday to continue, putting him in There was an undesirable claims and end Penrith’s unbeaten Hamilton leading a damp second practice ahead night clash. danger of missing next round’s pattern with his team to lose a home run, sending a penalty shot on of teammate Valtteri Bottas. The Warriors were up 18-10 clash against his old club. match after being in a winning the siren wide as Parramatta went The conditions proved less to the liking of with six minutes remaining “It’s not great . . . he had position. down 13-12 in their NRL clash. championship leader Max Verstappen. The Red at Central Coast Stadium plenty of needles at halftime “We found ourselves in a Matt Burton booted the Panthers Bull driver topped the leaderboard early on but when Townsend, in his first to get him through the game situation that we’ve been in one point clear with a minute to go in drifted down to third place as the track became match since his mid-season and he did really well to push many times this season . . . a titanic Friday night struggle and the wetter. switch from Cronulla, bizarrely through the game and kick and it’s not a fluke,” Brown stage was set for Moses after Penrith Hamilton was .189 seconds ahead of Bottas attempted a field goal. well for us,” Brown said. said. “All we can do is keep were penalised from the kick-off. and .217 clear of Verstappen on Red Bull’s home The ball went dead and the “He really contributed practising situations at With a State of Origin spot open track. But after losing the last four races to Red Dragons took full advantage greatly to us getting to that training and keep working and two points on the line, Moses Bull, Hamilton remains wary about what will of a seven-tackle set to score point in the game.” hard to manage those parts of lined up the kick from 32 metres out happen in qualifying. through Jack Bird and swing The coach felt there were the game better.” and eight in from touch. “They’ve definitely got something extra in their momentum their way before a plenty of factors other than Meanwhile, Warriors lock But the shot sailed just to the left bag, I already know that,” said Hamilton, whose Corey Norman field goal sealed Townsend that led to the shock Tohu Harris suffered a head of the posts, condemning the Eels to last win was at the Spanish GP on May 9. the deal. loss. knock and also hurt his their fourth loss of the season and Hamilton has a Formula One record 100 pole Brown revealed post-match “He’s a good, experienced shoulder, and second-rower Eli taking the Panthers’ undefeated run positions but trails Verstappen 3-2 for poles this that Townsend thought his player and we saw how in Katoa limped off. at home to almost two years. — AAP season. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, July 3, 2021 SPORT 27 Arabian first at Wimbledon
TENNIS by Howard Fendrich, AP woman from her country to do anything that she’s doing,” Williams said about WIMBLEDON — Sure, some of the Jabeur. “She’s inspiring so many people, little details of Ons Jabeur’s victory over including me.” 2017 champion Garbiñe Muguruza at Wimbledon are worth recounting, because THE toll of tough matches in Wimbledon’s they were far from mundane. two rounds was too much for 34-year-old Andy Her around-the-net-post winner. Her Murray when he faced No. 10-seeded Denis streak of 16 consecutive points, tied for Shapovalov. Murray lost 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. the second-longest run at Wimbledon The Scotsman, mounting his latest comeback in more than 40 years. Her 29 break after two hip operations, delighted Centre Court chances (yes, 29). Her crouching down to fans with two gruelling wins this week. vomit beneath the Royal Box because of But they had little to cheer about in Murray’s a stomach issue (yes, you read that right, match against Shapovalov, who had a 45-16 too). advantage in winners and erased eight of the Let’s instead follow Jabeur’s lead, nine break points he faced. though, and focus on the big picture. Shapovalov is into the round of 16 at a Grand By beating the 11th-seeded Muguruza, Slam for the third time. a two-time major title winner, by a 7-5, 3-6, 6-2 score on Friday, Jabeur became AMERICAN Madison Keys advanced to the the first Arab woman to reach the fourth fourth round at Wimbledon by beating No. round at the All England Club. 13-seeded Elise Mertens 7-5, 6-3. This comes two weeks after the Keys, seeded 23rd, hit 29 winners to nine for 26-year-old from Tunisia became the Mertens. first Arab to win a WTA title. She earned The victory was her third this year against a the trophy at a grass-court tune-up at top-20 foe. She will next face Viktorija Golubic. Birmingham. “It means a lot,” said the 21st seed. THE Centre Court crowd at Wimbledon will be “Especially with so many Arab people OUT OF REACH: Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur makes a desperate bid to return the ball conflicted when perennial fan favourite Roger watching me and supporting me. I’ve against Spain’s Garbine Muguruza in a women’s singles third-round match at Federer takes on Britain’s Cameron Norri for a received a lot of messages from different Wimbledon. Jabeur won 7-5, 3-6, 6-2 to become the first Arab woman to reach the spot in the fourth round. people. It’s amazing. But I don’t want the fourth round of Wimbledon. AP picture Federer struggled in his opening match but journey to stop here. I want to continue.” advanced when opponent Adrian Mannarino “I’m doing amazing. I’m getting Jabeur will try to get to the second eliminated a pair of players who own retired because of a knee injury. The eight-time more and more confident on the court. Grand Slam quarterfinal of her career by multiple major titles this week — champion looked much better when he then beat Hopefully whoever is watching, I hope defeating 2020 French Open champion Muguruza and, in the second round, Richard Gasquet in straight sets. that so many of the young generation are Iga Swiatek on Monday. Venus Williams. At 39, Federer is the oldest man to play in the watching, and I can inspire them.” And why not? Jabeur already has “She’s breaking down barriers. The first third round at Wimbledon since 1975.
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Spanish players react to their penalty shootout win over Switzerland in a Euro 2020 quarterfinal clasht in Saint Petersburg Stadium this morning (NZ time). Spain won the shootout 3-0 after a gruelling match ended 1-all after extra time. Spain had missed their last five regulation penalties, two of them at this tournament, but scored them when it counted most — Mikel Oyarzaabal netting the winning spot kick. Spain took the lead in regulation time through a Denis Zakaria own goal — the 10th of the tournament — but the Swiss equalised when captain Xherdan Shaqiri scored from a defensive mix-up in the 68th minute. Switzerland had a mountain to climb when midfielder Remo Freuler was red-carded for a studs-up sliding tackle in the 78th minute but Spain failed to take advantage of their many chances. Spain face Italy in the semifinals. Italy (pictured inset celebrating) knocked out world No.1 Belgium 2-1, thanks to goals to Nicolo Barella (31st minute) and Lorenzo Insigne (44th). Romelu Luakaku pulled one back from the penalty spot just before halftime — only the second goal the Italians have conceded at Euro 2020. The other quarterfinals feature the Czech Republic against Denmark in Baku, Azerbaijan, and England versus Ukraine at Olimpico in Rome. AP pictures GBHS old boy to face ABs FORMER Gisborne Boys The following year he was season. He has also had a TALE OF High School first 15 winger selected in the Hurricanes season for Waikato, Doncaster Penikolo Latu will start for Schools team and many in the English Championship Tonga against the All Blacks questioned how he did not and most recently in Southland tonight. make the New Zealand Schools last season. Latu played first 15 rugby side. He has made five test for GBHS from 2009 to 2011. Latu played for Hawke’s Bay appearances for Tonga since In 2010 he was selected straight out of high school in his debut in 2017, scoring one in the New Zealand under-17 the 2012/13 season, appearing try in a memorable encounter THE TAPE squad. in four games in his first with Samoa.
RUGBY where they face Manu Samoa in two Foster, the plan will be to give some Harrison Mataele, Viliami Taulani, Nasi Manu, Leon tests as part of 2023 Rugby World Cup young players test experience and Fukofuka, Walter Fifita. THE All Blacks open the 2021 season by qualifying. to avoid any major injuries with the heading into league territory and hosting The winners of that series earn the Rugby Championship and Bledisloe Cup All-time encounters — Ikale Tahi Tonga at the home of the Oceania 1 spot and a place in Pool D in the focus of the year before their first 2019: All Blacks 92, Tonga 7, Hamilton. Warriors. France alongside England, Japan and European tour since 2018. 2015: All Blacks 47, Tonga 9, Newcastle. Mt Smart Stadium will become the 15th Argentina. 2011: All Blacks 41, Tonga 10, Eden Park. test venue in New Zealand on Saturday Ikale Tahi named nine debutants in SQUADS — All Blacks: Damian McKenzie, Will 2003: All Blacks 91, Tonga 7, Brisbane. and the fifth in Auckland after Potters their starting line-up, along with four Jordan, Rieko Ioane, Quinn Tupaea, George Bridge, 2000: All Blacks 102, Tonga 0, Albany. Park, Eden Park, Epsom Showgrounds other newcomers on the bench. That Richie Mo’unga, Brad Weber, Luke Jacobson, 1999: All Blacks 45 Tonga, 9, Bristol. and North Harbour Stadium. includes an all-new loose forward trio and Dalton Papalii, Akira Ioane, Sam Whitelock (c), The ground has previously played host midfield combination. Scott Barrett, Angus Ta’avao, Dane Coles, Karl Odds: All Blacks: $1.001, Tonga: $101 to international athletics meets, the All In six previous encounters, Tonga have Tu’inukuafe. Reserves: Asafo Aumua, George Whites, World Series Cricket, Rugby cracked double figures just once. Their Bower, Tyrel Lomax, Patrick Tuipulotu, Ethan Weather: It is forecast to be a clear, cold League World Cup games, the 1990 best performance against the All Blacks Blackadder, Finlay Christie, Beauden Barrett, evening at Mt Smart Stadium with temperatures Commonwealth Games, the Oceania All was a 41-10 defeat in the opening game of Jordie Barrett. expected to drop below 10 degrees. While dew Stars vs David Beckham’s LA Galaxy, the the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Tonga: James Faiva, Hosea Saumaki, Fine could make ball-handling a little tricky, wind is not Super League World Club Championship Four of the previous six matches against Inisi, Nikolai Foliaki, Penikolo Latu, Kalione Hala, expected to be a factor in this test match. final, the Big Day Out music festival and New Zealand were Rugby World Cup pool Sonatane Takulua (c), Sione Tuipolotu, Solomone a Cricket Max international. matches going back to their first meeting Funaki, Mateaki Kafatolu, Zane Kapeli, Don Lolo, ■ The match kicks off at 7.05pm. It is preceded Tonga head into the test with their eyes at the 1999 event in Bristol. Sila Puafisi, Sam Moli, Duke Nginingini. Reserves: by the Maori All Blacks’ clash with Samoa at the firmly on the following two weekends For the All Blacks and coach Ian Siua Maile, Jethro Felemi, Tau Koloamatangi, same venue at 4.30pm.