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CLEARING THE MESS: The team at Gisborne Hiabs were busy yesterday helping to clear the slash and wastewood stacked up against Mangatokerau Bridge in Tolaga Bay as a result of the heavy rainfall that struck the region over the weekend. State Highway 35 between Tolaga Bay and Ruatoria was again closed overnight and Civil Defence is advising extreme caution on the roads and only to travel if it is essential. Picture supplied

Extreme care urged as ‘EXPECT THE Coast road network suffers ‘considerable UNEXPECTED’ damage’ by Murray Robertson has suffered considerable damage. people should check the various council District council rainfall gauges “The state highway between Tolaga sites for road closures or for those roads recorded startling amounts of rain in CONTRACTORS resumed their battle and Ruatoria remains closed until under caution. places over the past week. to reopen State Highway 35 at first light further notice as slips continue to occur.” “We update our local road information The heaviest falls were at Te Puia this morning as the wait continued for There was still a lot of work to do to when it comes to hand.” with 476mm over six days — 224mm on East Coast people to get access between get the roads right again, he said. Pockets of rain yesterday made things Friday and 159mm on Saturday. Tolaga Bay and Ruatoria. “We are asking people to understand difficult for contractors. Hikuwai River at No.4 bridge recorded That section of the East Coast highway that the roads are incredibly vulnerable, River levels across the region began to 442mm across the week — 235 on Friday, was closed again overnight and Civil with slips, drop-outs and subsidence sites fall through the day on Saturday as the 111mm on Saturday. Defence this morning said it would in multiple locations.” rain eased but had risen again slowly Ruatoria has recorded 299mm in the remain closed “until further notice”. Mr Wilson said concern had been overnight. past week, Fernside 302, Hikuwai at More than 350 millimetres of rain was expressed about what could not be seen “But they are not at warning levels at Willowflat 277, Mangapoike 192, Mata dumped on the area north of Tolaga Bay and therefore what could not be planned this stage,” Mr Wilson said 257, Poroporo 205, Puketoro 289, Rip on Friday and Saturday. for, like hidden drop-outs and slips that The Hikuwai River at No.4 bridge Station 212, Waerenga-o-Kuri 217, “It’s been another wet night and our would still be moving. reached a peak of just over 12 metres Waikura 224, Wharerata 431, and busy contractors were out and about “People need to be incredibly careful early on Saturday morning. Gisborne city 118mm. on our roads this morning checking, on the roads and only travel if it is It was back to five metres last night The encouraging news is that assessing and clearing local and state essential. Furthermore they should but had since gone back up to six metres. MetService predicts five days of sunshine highways,” said Gisborne District expect the unexpected. We had reports The Waimata River at Goodwins across the region from Wednesday after a Council lifelines director David Wilson. yesterday of people going sightseeing Bridge reached just under five metres few further showers tomorrow. “Following assessment by roading and it caused all sorts of headaches.” and the Waiapu River got up to just teams yesterday it was clear the network Mr Wilson said before planning travel, under 5.5m. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4

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GOAL: Lytton Old Boys NZ Fruits player Wade Manson celebrates scoring past YMP 2 goalkeeper Nick Roberts in Poverty Bay club hockey on the Property Brokers Turf on Saturday. Roberts’ team, however, had the last laugh. They won 6-4.

ON THE CHARGE: A powerful run from Gisborne Boys’ High’s Kitini Taihuka in their first 15 clash with St Peter’s College at the Rectory. The visitors won 21-10.

BROTHERS IN ACTION: Contract Consultants HSOB hooker Matekairoa McGuire, Pictures by Paul Rickard above, about to peel off the back and into the Kevin Hollis Glass Pirates defence in These and other photos are available premier club rugby game at the Oval on Saturday. The blue and whites won 26-10. for sale at The Herald or online — Below, GT Shearing Waikohu midfield back Tane McGuire — Matekairoa’s brother — is tackled by an Enterprise Cars OBM player in a premier game at the Oval. Competition www.gisborneherald.co.nz/photos leader Waikohu won 19-7. More on the rugby on back page.

Get your INCOMNG: Horouta Gold Gisborne Herald wing attack Riria Franklin home-delivered about to catch the ball in front of Whangara Old Girls centre Raipoia Kawhia. Whangara won the premier netball game 36-26 at the Victoria Domain courts. Netball report on page 23. To nd out more call 869 0620 The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 NEWS 3

Forestry industry apology

THE forestry industry has issued an planning for this is under way, with a was incorporated into the silt in the mobilised. apology after heavy rain events over the view to commencing this work as soon as riverbanks and caught up in incised “Eastland Wood Council and forest past week and weekend caused flooding practicable. valleys. It has been remobilised by the industry representatives met with the and landslips in catchments of the Tolaga “Since the June 2018 flood, forestry current floods. Tolaga Bay community two weeks ago to Bay area, resulting in further woody companies have done a lot of work in “Flood events, such as we have talk about the origin of the debris, the debris on the beach. stabilising roads and landings in the experienced over the past week, swell the changes in forest work practices and to In a statement released by Eastland forest to mitigate woody debris being rivers so that the fast-moving water picks consult with the community on options Wood Council it said the forest industry mobilised offsite and resulting in slash on up the older deposited material, and and plans for cleaning up the beach. apologised to the community for the the beach. flushes it out with stormwater, eventually “The forest industry is committed debris on the beach, which had resulted “Companies have also changed their depositing it on the beach. This material to cleaning up the beach, as soon as from its operations and assured people it operating practices to prevent slash includes a large volume of poplar and possible, working with the community was “doing everything we can to mitigate being washed off the landings, and these willows debris, which have been washed and Gisborne District Council.” the volume of material mobilised during changes are evidenced by there being out of the riverbanks. Eastland Wood Council chief executive flood events”. very little freshly cut woody debris on “Woody debris material will flush out Kim Holland added: “The forest industry “The East Coast forest industry is Tolaga Beach, unlike 2018 . of the river from time to time, but it will recognises the need to work harder on committed to cleaning up the beach “The majority of the woody debris reduce significantly in volume over time building our social licence to operate and in conjunction with the community on the beach this weekend is largely as the improved operating practices in will be looking at ways we can engage and Gisborne District Council, and the old material from June 2018 that the forest reduce the material able to be with our communities.” HAVE YOUR SAY Community consultation over Endeavour models starts today

GISBORNE District The consultation extends Council today opened a to the community through We recognise this is a sensitive subject new consultation with digital methods, flyers and the community about the drop boxes at the council’s and‘ we are listening to iwi and the general future of the Endeavour customer services desk and community models. HB Williams Memorial ’ — Mayor Rehette Stoltz Following community Library. feedback after a decision The council is also in May to reinstate the holding community THE community the Endeavour replicas”. WHERE TO GO? One of the controversial Endeavour rebuilt models, councillors drop-in nights at its consultation process comes Mayor Rehette Stoltz and models, which are now the subject of community consultation over where to put them. File picture voted again in June Awarua administration after district councillors last councillor Meredith Akuhata- to consult with the building at 15 Fitzherbert month rescinded their much- Brown — who was one of community about their Street from Monday, July disputed decision in May to three councillors to vote councillors who voted against replace the original models future. 27, to Thursday, July 30, install new Endeavour models against the May decision — the decision to not carry out erected in 1969 for the Cook “We recognise this is a from 5pm to 7pm. sensitive subject, and we The council has also on the sites of the original moved the motion to revoke public consultation. Bicentenary but removed in are listening to iwi and the launched a page on the models without community the original decision. Mrs Akuhata-Brown said 2016 for safety reasons. general community,” Mayor “Have Your Say” section consultation. The community wanted the she wanted people to learn They were considered too Rehette Stoltz said. of the GDC website The 10-3 vote in May drew council to consult, said the what was discussed during Te decrepit to be reinstalled. “The council is (https://tellus.gdc.govt. much criticism, national Mayor. Ha commemorations. The new models were built undertaking to consult nz/endeavour), where media coverage and a protest The Endeavour report The Endeavour models after a community fundraising widely, and to take that interested members of the outside the council building before district councillors represented imperialism and campaign raised $20,000 feedback into account as community can suggest at the June 10 extraordinary in May said the positives of colonisation. and the council contributed we seek a location for the locations for the models via meeting. reinstalling and/or widespread Other councillors, $28,000 in funding and models.” an interactive map. Councillors voted consultation included however, said the Endeavour engineering advice. The council would also Consultation is open to unanimously to revoke their meeting the expectations of represented dual heritage and More funding of $29,000 is consult with iwi and hapu, Sunday, August 16. earlier decision and “seek the community supporting balanced history. required for stronger poles to and those consultations “We look forward to widespread community the project and maintaining Some councillors support the new 200-kilogram were being organised to receiving feedback from feedback and consult previous levels of service. questioned what consultation models, which are made take place over the next our community,” Mayor specifically with Tairawhiti iwi Josh Wharehinga and Tony would achieve. of aluminium rather than three weeks, she said. Stoltz said. about the future location for Robinson were the other two The models were built to plywood like the originals. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam 60-year-old TAMATEA, Deaths Dawson Tahana 14th July 1960 - CAMPBELL, Mildred pipe breaks 20th July 2015 Joan. — Passed away on the 17th July 2020 at Roses are red, Kiri Te Kanawa, Violets are blue. Gisborne, aged 92. We are always seven times Loving wife of the late thinking of you. Douglas, and much- It has been 5 years loved mom and today bro, since you in seven days mom-in-law of Gladys left us. You will always and Rex, Susan and be in our hearts. AN URGENT replacement of a Del, Jim and Teresa, Gone but not forgotten. Charlie and Karen and 60-year-old water main pipe on Rua Street Love and miss took contractors four days to complete. Scott and Ngaire. you heaps. Grandmother of 13 and Over the past week the water main had great-grandmother of Arohanui, broken seven times, each time sending a 12. Mack and Te Rairi, plume of water through the ground and into A service will be held Polly and Eddie, the air. at Evans Chapel, Ben and Elaine. Just under 150 metres of the pipe, which Ormond Road on Nieces, nephews dated back to the 1960s, was replaced Tuesday, 21st July at and moko between Perry Street and Oswald Street. 1pm. In lieu of flowers, Gisborne District Council contractors donations to St John Fulton Hogan made sure none of the Ambulance, PO Box properties on Rua Street were without 770 Gisborne, 4040 water for too long. (www.stjohn.org.nz) In Memoriam would be greatly They were conscious of students heading appreciated. back to school today, and said the affected properties on Rua Street were only without - Evans Funeral water for around 10 minutes. Services Ltd. FDANZ www.evansfuneral.co.nz URGENT FIX: Fulton Hogan foreman Tim DAYBERG, Lynda Blair replaces the last piece of a new water Ann. — Passed away main on the corner of Rua and Oswald on the 18th July 2020, streets. The old pipe dated back to the peacefully at home, 1960s and had broken seven times in the surrounded by love and past week. Picture by Liam Clayton family. Loved daughter of Mary Farrell and David M T Waitoa Bazil Fryer. Loved 16.2.1983 to Mum of Raymond, 20.7.1998 Mellissa, Anker Jnr, 22 years ago today, and Amber. Treasured our son David left MP acknowledges workers Nana of Georgia, Ged our world at the and Emma. Adored tender age of 15. sister to Eric, Wayne We hold his memory and Paul, and respected in our hearts always, friend of Anker. and wish we could after ‘rough couple of days’ Lynda will be lying at turn back the hands home until her funeral of time to see him on Wednesday, July 22, FROM PAGE 1 major concern. central government is aware of the issues smile and hear his “The forestry slash that has here on the ground.” Ms Allan said. 1pm at St Andrew’s laughter once again. Church, followed by Until we meet again Mr Wilson said a call would be made re-emerged is upsetting for all impacted. private cremation. All our beautiful boy, by New Zealand Transport Authority at “I understand the forestry sector has ■ THE Coast flooding has extended school communications to PO love you always 4pm today on whether SH35 would be been working to adapt their practises holidays for four Gisborne children, who have Box 41020, and forever. open tonight. since the 2018 floods but I continue to been left cut-off at their grand-parents’ East Waerenga-o-kuri 4072. Mum, Dad, Power has been restored to all but one have an expectation that the forestry Cape farm. - Evans Funeral and your younger property on the East Coast. industry will keep working closely with Stefan Pishief said his children — Henarata Services Ltd. FDANZ brother Rory However, Eastland Network advised an the East Coast community across the (14), Kirianu (10), Mokena (8) and Aniwa (6) — www.evansfuneral.co.nz emergency shut-off would be happening impacted areas to ensure a swift clean-up. were not too worried about the situation. today around Tiniroto Road and Bushy “The November timeframes that have “It is not too unusual for East Cape Road to Knoll฀to฀remove฀an฀at-risk-tree.฀ been touted to date are far too prolonged be out of action but the slip looks huge,” said Labour฀MP฀Kiri฀Allan฀said฀she฀was฀ for this work to take place. Mr Pishief,.“We (and wife Rena Kohere) do miss Seal killed concerned about the frequency of similar “It needs to be prioritised by the them but the kids are fine and I doubt they’ll be floods. forestry sector and this needs to be done complaining too much about missing school. “It has been a rough couple of days alongside the community as effectively “It’s a second home for them up there and on highway for the East Coast and I want to and efficiently as possible.” they love spending time with their grandparents acknowledge civil defence workers and She had been in contact with Gisborne and auntie — plus they have enough supplies volunteers for their response, and of District Council, Eastland Wood Council for now. by Matai O’Connor course the community for their resilience. and East Coast residents throughout “We’re hoping the road will be cleared in the “This is the second major flooding the weekend to keep up to date with the next couple of days but I think there’s a risk it GISBORNE residents were saddened by event in the space of just over a year latest developments. the discovery of an injured seal that had could take longer given the scale of disruption been hit by a vehicle near Pouawa beach. and the impacts on the East Coast “I will continue to monitor the response all along the Coast. On Friday, a member of the public rang community and its environment are a over the upcoming period to ensure “We’ll keep checking in with the council.” the Department of Conservation about the injured seal on the side of the road. “When we arrived, the seal had Discharge without conviction over tragic crash unfortunately died. It appeared to have been hit by a vehicle,” DoC biodiversity THE name of a 69-year-old to the deceased woman’s name. which she was part-way through. towards normality for her. ranger Jamie Quirk said. woman who died when an SUV she The family was not opposed to It was also important she In submissions, counsel Manaaki “This section of State Highway 35 is was travelling in crashed on State publishing details such as her age maintained her well-established ties Terekia said there was no alcohol, open to the sea and seals can access the Highway 35 near the Waihau Beach and other information that appeared to kapa haka for which she might excess speed, or tiredness involved roadway. turn-off remains suppressed in in media reports after the crash. need to travel internationally in – only a moment’s inattention. “There are NZTA signs in the area accordance with a coroner’s interim The order was to remain in place future and from which she could be While his client did not plead alerting people to the possible presence of order. until it was lifted or varied, possibly precluded by a conviction for this guilty at the earliest stage, the delay seals. The woman’s daughter, who after a finding in relation to the offence. was not of her doing but due to a “Seal numbers on the East Coast was driving when the accident death. “It is important that you maintain succession of lawyers and the need increase during winter and adverse happened in August, 2018, was A Ministry of Justice as much normality as you possibly to engage an expert to assess the weather conditions lead them to seek subsequently charged with careless spokesperson confirmed there had can to ensure you continue to be a police case. shelter on shore for a period of time, and use causing death. not yet been any change in the contributing member of our society His client could not rely on youth the weather was somewhat inclement over Judge Turitea Bolstad discharged situation. and your community as it will be as a factor in her application but the weekend. We’re grateful to the member her without conviction at a Granting the application for a these factors that will help you to as a mature student she was yet of the public who called this in. sentencing hearing in Gisborne discharge without conviction, Judge live with, and get through, what’s to have a foothold in her chosen “Anyone who sees injured wildlife like District Court. Bolstad said she was satisfied the been called your darkest day,” career. this should call our emergency hotline The order suppressing the consequences of conviction would Judge Bolstad told the woman. While the conviction itself might 0800 DOC HOT (0800 362 468).” deceased woman’s name was be out of all proportion to the Driver disqualification on a not preclude her from teaching, If you encounter a seal on or near a imposed in October of 2018 by gravity of the offending, which was charge of this type is at the court’s a consequence of it would be the beach, in most circumstances you should: coroner Brigitte Windley. at the lower end, notwithstanding discretion. Judge Bolstad said she retraumatisation she would suffer •฀Leave฀it฀to฀rest The coroner also suppressed the the resulting tragedy. would not impose it as police did every time she had to explain how it •฀Keep฀dogs฀on฀a฀leash,฀under฀control฀ family’s and police submissions in The daughter would have to live not seek it. Sergeant Marlene Nikora came about, said Mr Terekia. and away from seals support of the application, which with the impact of the offence for noted the woman had not driven for She could be required to do this •฀Ensure฀small฀children฀are฀kept฀at฀ was opposed by The Gisborne the rest of her life. a long time after the accident and several times in the process of a safe distance and under control when Herald and another media outlet. It was important she continue in that being able to resume driving, finding a teaching position, he said. watching seals The suppression extended only her chosen career path, training for might be another important step The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 NEWS 5 Titirangi work to benefit community holistic health

ANGUS Maindonald lives by the mantra of no expectations in life . . . but ■ THE $23.755m Redeployment Programme even he admits the mahi (work) he is is in response to the impacts of COVID-19 and doing on the Whaia Titirangi project as aims to provide work and training for up to part of the Tairawhiti Economic Support 200 people. It is funded through the Ministry Package Redeployment Programme will of Business, Innovation and Employment, deliver benefits to the wider community administered by the Provincial Development for generations to come. “The project will benefit holistic Unit and overseen by Gisborne District community health,” he says. Council, and a coming together of so many “The outcome of what we do on the to ensure all on the programme not only find maunga (mountain) for the wider work but pick up new skills, qualifications community and those on the project will and the opportunity of meaningful, long-term be there for future generations.” employment. It will bolster the environmental health of the maunga and directly affect the states of the people through the ideas to grow. plantings and the frequency of birds A lifetime lover of nature, Angus came returning to Titirangi, he says to Tairawhiti for the surf. It’s a region he Holistic health is his world. has come to love. He previously worked as a lead “That this opportunity came along systems innovator for Healthy Families when it did is amazing,” he says. NZ and left to start his own healthy Angus was the first brought on to the PASSING IT ON: Angus Maindonald was the first to be brought into the Whaia food-based business. Whaia Titirangi project, identified early Titirangi as part of the kaitiaki (guardianship) component of the Tairawhiti Economic However, the impact of Covid-19 for his leadership skills. Support Package Redeployment Programme. He is keen to pass on to others what struck hard the day after he finished “The maunga is dramatically different he has learned. Picture by The Black Balloon at Healthy Families NZ and he found with so much work going on. I am really himself adrift. stoked with how it is looking.” “It is funny how the world works,” In his weeks on the programme, he maunga has with Ngati Oneone, who “The rongoa (natural Maori medicine) says Angus, a supervisor on Titirangi. has been buoyed watching the connection manage Titirangi in a collaboration with of the plants has been the best part. “While working for Healthy Families NZ between the many school children who Gisborne District Council. “I am passionate to pass on all I learn, I learned a lot about systematic thinking help on Titirangi and the crews. He picked up new qualifications in too. That is such a special part of this . . . about what holds problems in place “It is beautiful to see. It is an amazing health and safety, first aid and will soon whole experience.” for communities, and different ways of opportunity to bring kids here and add GrowSafe to the list as well. Angus is still keen to pursue his getting people together from the bottom expose them to such opportunity. I “The people in Whaia Titirangi are all healthy food-based business but is up.” certainly didn’t have that at school.” so passionate about it and I have been a thinking more of a co-operative that To implement change is the challenge He has also learned a lot about the sponge absorbing as much as I can about would bring together the best of the and it took time to allow the seeds of special and spiritual connection the everything. region to share with others. Ruatoria District Court news A MAN admitted giving a child a “kick up the or something else. him to come up if called upon within the next six bum” but said he did so to keep the boy from doing months. something dangerous. A 36-year-old woman charged with assaulting Police found Curtis with pigs on the back of his Hamana Waka Brown, 53, beekeeper, pleaded a child, which she denies, was granted continued truck. He said he and two co-accused were getting guilty to assaulting a child, common assault, interim name suppression and further remanded food for their families. threatening language, failing to stop for an on bail for a case review hearing on October 15. He was sacked by his employer at that time and enforcement officer and driving while forbidden. She has elected a judge-alone trial. was now working for someone else. He was sentenced to 100 hours community work and six months supervision. A MAN with a history of domestic violence POLICE withdrew a charge of wounding with From the dock, Brown said he wanted the court seemed genuinely motivated to address his intent to injure against Charles Kemp Poutu. He An important message to know the common assault and threatening offending and was already taking positive steps, pleaded guilty to a remaining breach of bail (by language charges arose “out of a land issue on my the court was told. failing to attend court) on which he was convicted from Three Rivers Medical own place”. Dawson Michael Tiwana Harrison, 33, pruner, and discharged. To maintain social distancing, we are Judge Turitea Bolstad said she accepted pleaded guilty to assault on a person in a family mainly using telephone consultations in the common assault charge was for lower level relationship. HORI Deane Te Puni admitted breaching the irst instance. All doctor and nurse offending. He was sentenced to three months community community work. The court was told he had since consults are now by appointment only. She found the charge of assaulting a child the detention and 15 months’ supervision. completed the sentence so he was convicted and most concerning. There were other ways Brown The court heard Harrison punched his partner discharged. You can ring and book your appointments could have dealt with that situation, the judge said. several times in the face and body during an as usual, and then a GP or nurse will Counsel Manaaki Terekia said Brown gave argument that arose while they were drinking HAMA Hira Campbell, scrub cutter, admitted call you back at the agreed time. Normal the boy “a boot up the bum” after he got out of a alcohol. failing to stop for police and failing to remain weekday and weekend charges apply for vehicle and started walking around a dangerous The blows left the woman with a swollen lip, stopped for an evidential breath test. phone consultations and prescriptions. area. Years ago, such an action would never have bleeding nose, and soreness to her body. He was fined a total of $900 (with court costs Most services including nurse come before a court but times had moved on Counsel Leighvi Maynard said he had $130). Disqualification, which is discretionary on services, cervical screening, childhood and such behaviour was now, understandably, represented Harrison in similar matters over the these charges, was not imposed. immunisations and cardiovascular denounced. last 10 years. It was accepted he had a “shocking” Counsel Leighvi Maynard said Campbell had no disease risk assessment checks have history but this was the first time he seemed previous relevant convictions. resumed but by appointment only. MARIE Eileen Brown, 43, accountant, who genuinely motivated to address his offending. He accepted responsibility for the offending and was due for sentence on charges she previously Judge Bolstad said she was impressed Harrison that it was foolish. He presented himself voluntarily Our revised opening hours are weekdays admitted, pleaded guilty to freshly-laid ones — two was taking responsibility for his offending and had the next day at the police station. 9am-8pm and weekends 9am-1pm then of breaching a protection order, wilful trespass and identified he would need to abstain from alcohol if In explanation for the offending, he said he had 2pm-6pm. We appreciate your patience wilful damage. he wanted to keep his relationship with his partner. been anxious to get home to his dogs, which were during this time. She was further remanded on bail for an left alone all that day. updated pre-sentence report and sentence on TANIRA Patricia Ann Oneroa admitted theft, Services available: September 17. assaulting and resisting police, and a breach of bail HINEMOA Hamiora Haua, 24, teacher aide, Doctors, Practice Nurses, Pharmacy, The earlier charges were two of wilful trespass, (by failing to appear in court). She was sentenced pleaded guilty to careless driving, failing to stop for Radiology, Healthy Steps Podiatry, two of breaching a protection order, and two of to six months supervision and ordered to make police, theft (from a shop), and a breach of bail (by Gains@Geneva Healthcare Services, theft (under $500). reparation of $135 for the items she stole. failing to appear in court). Peter Stiven General Surgeon, MoleMap, Counsel Mark Sceats said that at the time of the She was convicted and ordered to come up if Gisborne Ear Clear, Gisborne Counselling TERERE Keelan, 33, forest worker, admitted offending, Oneroa was under considerable stress called upon within the next nine months. & Psychological Services receiving a caravan and possessing a firearm due to the death of her father. Reparation of $36 was ordered for the items without a licence, but denied receiving a BMW car, taken from the shop. Three Rivers Medical possessing a prohibited firearm and possessing A MAN caught illegally hunting on his employer’s A driver disqualification, which was discretionary, Weekdays 9am-8pm. Weekends and Public cannabis. land had already lost his job because of it — a was not ordered. Holidays 9am-1pm then 2pm-6pm. On the denied matters, he elected a judge alone significant consequence in itself, Judge Bolstad Counsel Leighvi Maynard said Haua had a 75 Customhouse Street trial for which he was further remanded on bail for said. limited criminal history; the offending was largely a case review hearing on October 15. The admitted Given that and comments in a victim impact (white building opposite The Warehouse) out of character. P (06) 867 7411 F (06) 867 4773 matters will run alongside. statement that no one suffered financially or The driving matters arose from an incident in Counsel Leighvi Maynard said the issues for emotionally, a good behaviour-bond type sentence After hours call Healthline which Haua gave a ride to a person in a hysterical 0800 611 116 trial would be whether the prohibited firearm was was appropriate, the judge said. state, who kept yelling at her to ignore police and operational and if the plant material was cannabis She convicted Glen Alan Curtis and ordered continue driving. www.3rivers.co.nz 29483-09 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 NZ First Foundation ‘not operating’ Child dies after WELLINGTON — The New Zealand First The foundation is under investigation by the The party position on immigration is that no kayak capsizes Foundation is not operating at the moment, New Serious Fraud Office. more than 15,000 people should come into New Zealand First party leader Winston Peters says. In February the Electoral Commission said it Zealand each year — and that they’re all highly HAMILTON — A child has died after a Peters was being asked about his involvement believed the New Zealand First Foundation had skilled workers. kayaking incident in the Waikato. with former Brexit campaigners Arron Banks and received donations which should have been Peters said the bottom line for any potential Two children were believed to have Andy Wigmore. treated as party donations and had referred the coalition line was that one of his MPs must be been kayaking with their father in water at He told Morning Report: “I have, over a long matter to police to investigate. immigration minister for that to happen. Kaiaua yesterday afternoon when the kayak career, learned from other peoples experiences He told Morning Report that other parties could they were in capsized. internationally. I was talking to those two not be trusted to reduce immigration, so NZ First A police spokesperson today said one gentlemen and they said to me . . . ‘what can we I have had no involvement at all needed the portfolio to ensure that happened. person had died. do’ and I said ‘Have you got any bright ideas then “The old parties on this matter say one thing but Police were called to three people in the let’s talk about it’. But that’s all it is . . .” (with‘ the foundation) other than when they get into power they do something else water near Miranda about 3.30pm yesterday Earlier in July, he denied hiring the pair. to say ‘whatever you do, make and do everything they can to ensure this does not after the kayak capsized off the coast. Asked if help from the UK pair were paid for by sure it’s legal’. happen.” “At around 5pm, two children were flown the New Zealand Party or the New Zealand First There was nothing complex or difficult to it, he to Starship Hospital in Auckland, where one Foundation, Peters said it was paid for by the party. ’ —Winston Peters said. of them has since died. The foundation was not operating at the “It’ll be numbers, it’ll be skills. All immigration “Inquiries are ongoing into the moment, he said. is about ethnicity and all immigration is about circumstances of the incident.” “If it’s not operating, it’s not taking donations The police referred it on to the Serious Fraud race. Why? Because everybody has got an ethnic A spokesman for the Auckland Westpac any more . . . It has been the subject of an Office on February 11 and a week later, the SFO background and a race. There’s nothing unusual Rescue helicopter said the Coastguard first investigation, things have stopped pending that launched a formal investigation. about that.” spotted the group and grabbed them out of investigation.” The investigation followed revelations by RNZ That did not mean “in any way, shape or form” the water. Asked about his involvement with the and Stuff that the foundation received donations that the party would give certain countries or races “One boy was in a critical condition, a foundation, Peters said: “I have had no involvement from entities connected with some of the country’s preference. girl was in a serious condition and an adult at all (with the foundation) other than to say wealthiest people in the business, fisheries and “It means . . . that some populations are highly male was in a moderate condition.” ‘whatever you do, make sure it is legal’. horse racing worlds. skilled in certain areas.” The child’s death brings the country’s “And I know from the legal advice that I’ve The interview had begun with a discussion An example was places like India and Israel total number of drownings for the year to been getting subsequent to these investigations, about the New Zealand First campaign launch at having high numbers of IT experts, Peters said. 38, according to Water Safety NZ statistics. that it has been.” the weekend where immigration was raised. — RNZ — NZ Herald Collins ‘not wasting time’ on Peters

WELLINGTON — National Party had been damaged by association with leader Judith Collins has ruled out Labour and the Greens, Peters said “you working with NZ First leader Winston always get damaged by association — Peters. they would probably say the same about When asked this morning by Newstalk us”. ZB’s Mike Hosking if she could work “The difference is we have delivered with Peters in charge of the immigration on everything we said we could . . . you portfolio, she said it wouldn’t be a always get contaminated.” problem as he wouldn’t be around. Meanwhile, the minister in charge “I’m not going to waste any time on of managed isolation and quarantine, him. He said shifting the port north to Megan Woods, yesterday said she was Marsden Point was going to be a bottom welcoming National’s support for a policy line too and look (at that)”. to charge returnees to New Zealand part Collins said caucus has made it clear it of the costs of accommodation. did not want to do business with him. “As I have been signalling for several “It’s just not going to happen.” weeks, we believe people returning to When asked about increasing taxes New Zealand should assist with the as the debt levels at the moment were considerable expense of accommodating “monumental”, Collins said it wouldn’t be them in managed isolation facilities,” she happening under her watch. said. “The best way to get taxes up is to get “Our number one priority is to ensure more people working. I’m not going to be the safety of all New Zealanders. Keeping announcing any taxes. That’s the politics Covid-19 contained at the border is of envy . . . not destroying everybody’s an expensive, and logistically difficult, wealth and what they have saved for,” CHANGES AHEAD: National’s leader Judith Collins has ruled out any possibility of a operation. she told Hosking. National and NZ First coalition, saying she would not work with Winston Peters. “As we have made clear on numerous “Why would you work as hard as you NZ Herald picture occasions, we are working through policy do if you don’t get some reward for it.” options on a cost-recovery scheme.” When asked about the state of the a way out for some people, couldn’t the country would need help. Earlier today it was revealed that economy and debt levels and that people continue forever. Peters agreed more “expert help” was anyone who arrived in New Zealand from will vote Labour because the money “The wage subsidy, which I think was needed, which was why it was being October 3 would be charged a $3000 fee wouldn’t be paid back anyway, Collins the right thing for the Government to do looked at. per adult for their managed isolation if said Labour wouldn’t be winning the at that time, is obviously welfare but we He had talked to business people, he National wins the election. election. are now coming to the end of the second said it was a “very, very conservative The party’s Covid-19 border response “They’re not going to win. I’m tranche of that . . . well what then?” number but we think it’s about right”. spokesman Gerry Brownlee said the fee absolutely determined that we will win. She said the Government’s shovel- When asked that none of the parties would be used to “partially meet the costs What we’re seeing at the moment is that ready projects weren’t anything new and delivered on any figure and why should of their quarantine”. a lot of people have lost their jobs and are ones which National had got consented any be believed, Peters said they weren’t Each adult would be required to pay not turning up in statistics because their in 2017. in charge of those decisions. $3000 towards the cost. partner is working so they can’t get the Earlier this morning, Deputy Prime “The reality is they weren’t in charge Additional adults in a room if a job seeker allowance, or dole. We’re about Minister Winston Peters told Hosking of that, that’s why I’m saying next time couple had arrived would be charged an 200,000 out of work at the moment and I New Zealand needed more “expert” help we want that portfolio and that is the additional $1000. Children under three think it’s just going to get a lot worse. in terms of immigration. bottom line because other parties can’t be will have no cost and over three years “I think everybody is going to Peters said that immigration was a trusted on this issue. will see an additional $500. understand very quickly that the bottom line for its support at the next “I know what Labour promised before “Currently, taxpayers are funding a economy relies on jobs. I don’t think New election because the “other parties can’t the last election and I know what we long and very expensive government Zealanders are stupid . . . I don’t think be trusted” with the portfolio. negotiated and it just didn’t happen.” response to let people come into the they will care about what’s happening “We’re sick and tired of having Hosking put to Peters that immigration country. It’s entirely fair that those who in the rest of the world when they don’t discussions with people who say ‘we’ll do did lead to growth which may be what benefit pay a share,” he said. have jobs.” this and we’ll do that’ and they don’t. It’s New Zealand needed, with borders and “This fee is for the purpose of cost When asked whether Kiwis might not just unfair and not right . . . we will not tourism possibly a problem long term. recovery to reduce the burden on New look to blame anyone for the current make that mistake again.” “Well that’s a great fallacy, it doesn’t Zealand taxpayers, and to cover some of situation and put it down to Covid-19, NZ First says it wants to restrict lead to growth . . . it doesn’t lead to the costs of accommodation and food over Collins said it wasn’t about blame. immigration to a net growth of 15,000 export growth, it doesn’t lead to added the 14 days of required quarantine for “No one’s blaming anyone, we know people a year. growth in your own country . . . it is people entering the country.” that this is a very difficult time . . . but The “bottom-line” threat was “seriously purely consumption.” Brownlee said there could be you actually have to have a plan to get real”, Peters said. He said NZ First had delivered on exemptions on compassionate grounds out. He said New Zealand didn’t need everything they had promised during the but only for New Zealand citizens and “You can’t sit there wallowing in 13,000 chefs to be allowed to migrate current term of government. permanent residents. the economic depression saying ‘oh it’s here, but did need skilled workers. He declined to answer whether he National’s policy was similar to that not our fault’, well too bad you can do “. . . we’re going to eat our way to would support a Labour or National-led used in New South Wales, Queensland things to get out of it and that’s why wealth? It’s just nonsensical.” government at the next election, saying and South Australia, he said. we have started unveiling plans around Hosking asked Peters about his he would want to seek the opinion of his “Two-week quarantining looks likely to infrastructure but there’s a lot more adjusted immigration figures — from colleagues before making a decision. be with us for a while,” Brownlee said. coming.” 10,000 people to 15,000 — and whether it When asked about his “woke pixie “This is a practical solution to a Collins said the wage subsidy, while was recognition that with borders closing, dust” comments and whether NZ First growing problem.” — NZ Herald The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7

WHANGAREI FLOODING: Whangarei’s once-in-500-year flood saw the Hatea River peak at more than 500 cubic metres per AWASH: Whangarei was a sea of mud during the weekend’s once-in-500-year flood. second on Friday and Whangarei Falls looked spectacular. Northern Advocate picture Northern Advocate picture Divine help credited in rescue by Lincoln Tan, NZ Herald

WHANGAREI — When floodwaters came raging through Zameer Khan’s Northland home, he knew he had to get his heavily pregnant wife to safety. The front door wasn’t an option at first because the rapidly increasing floodwaters were too strong, so 24-year-old Gazala tried to climb through a window. When that failed Khan summoned his strength, picked up his 34-weeks pregnant wife and waded through the cold, waist-deep water with her in his arms. Rough weather and heavy rain had been pounding the region since Friday afternoon — flooding houses and businesses and damaging roads during a once-in-500-year storm. Early on Saturday, Khan had just returned after morning prayers when Gazala came to tell him water from the torrential rain was entering their Plunket Street house in Moerewa. “I could hear the rain, but I didn’t know how bad the situation was. I made the big mistake of opening the door and soon water just rushed in,” the 28-year-old told The New Zealand Herald. ‘I SAID A LITTLE PRAYER AND LIFTED “My wife was crying, I asked her to jump on my HER’: Zameer and Gazala Khan feared back, but because of her pregnant state that’s not for their unborn child after floodwaters possible. So I just had to summon all my strength swept through their Moerewa home. Mr to lift her and find a way out.” Khan said: “It must really have been some The couple lost their first child three years ago divine help because I really don’t know when the baby was just six months old, and the where I got my strength from.” fear of losing another flashed through Khan’s mind. “My wife grabbed the Qu’ran and a teddy bear but lost himself when he saw his pregnant wife that is our reminder of the baby we lost, I said a crying, panicking and shivering. little prayer and just lifted her,” said Khan, who “I’m guessing most of the things in our house works in a halal slaughterhouse. are damaged, but I am thankful we’re fine. My “It must really have been some divine help wife is a little scared still, but at least she and our because I really don’t know where I got my baby are alright,” Khan said. strength from.” “This whole experience is really quite Khan walked backwards towards the front shocking.” door, so that if he fell, his wife would fall on him. Northland is now in clean-up mode after the The water was waist-deep and he didn’t want his weather started to ease on Sunday. The rain has wife to get into the water, fearing it could harm affected water systems across the region and the their unborn child. Whangarei and Far North councils have asked “The water was freezing and waist-high. Two of people to conserve water until the damage can our cars were underwater, but fortunately a third be fixed. was on slightly higher ground,” he said. Two of Whangarei’s three water treatment “I then put my car in reverse and thank plants are just partially working, producing up to goodness it moved, and got us safely to our 80 percent of the water normally needed. in-laws’ place.” Civil Defence Minister Peeni Henare, who Khan said when he reached the car to drive visited Whangarei to assess the damage it out of the floodwaters, his arms felt like jelly yesterday, said the Government was on standby and he “would have collapsed if a mosquito had to help affected communities. landed” on them. The temporary water restrictions are expected The couple have a one-year-old child staying to be in place for about a week. with a relative in Auckland. The heavy rain has left low-lying farmland LANDSLIDE: Slips closed the Mangamuka Gorge after Friday’s one-in-500-year Khan said he was normally a calm person, underwater and many roads remain impassable. storm. 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 Volcano alert rings alarm bells early

AUCKLAND — Scientists like a pressure cooker blasting particular pattern matched that have pioneered a new eruption its lid off and that early seismic of the build-up to a previous alert system they say could burst is the most common eruption. have given 16 hours’ warning of indication of imminent eruption With data from the past 10 December’s deadly disaster at at Whakaari. years at Whakaari, the new Whakaari/White Island. “It’s a warning sign that system predicted four out of New Zealand’s official agency could have been detected almost five past eruptions missing only for monitoring volcanoes, GNS instantly by the forecasting one — in 2016 when the data Science, says the University of system we have developed.” pattern was quite different to DEADLY DISASTER: Aerial view of White Island/Whakaari, shortly Auckland-made tech could be a Of 47 people on the island the other four. after the eruption on December 9. New Zealand currently doesn’t “potentially useful addition” to at the time, 21 were killed, “Machine learning means have an advanced real-time warning system for volcanic eruptions. its own systems, but cautions including two who are missing it learns from experience and Picture supplied by Whilte Island Flights that it still has limitations. and declared dead, and 26 so can constantly and rapidly New Zealand currently doesn’t suffered injuries, many severe. improve its accuracy,” Kempa- most likely to be fatal,” Cronin a high level of uncertainty,” he have an advanced real-time Liehr said. said. said. warning system for volcanic A prototype of the forecaster “The loss of life at Whakaari “An increased chance of an eruptions. The new system uses a has been operating continuously was a dreadful human tragedy eruption does not mean with any Instead, the existing Volcano threshold of 8.5 percent for five months and the and we hope that an automated certainty that it will occur. Alert Level (VAL) system is probability an eruption is development team are working forecasting system such as this “We have added this technique updated every few weeks or with GNS to implement it could avoid loss of life but it’s to the multiple datasets and months and relies on human imminent, which means it alongside their systems. a question of whether policy analyses we routinely look at.” judgement and consensus among raises an alert when there One of the challenges of the makers, landowners, iwi and Fournier said uncertainty scientists to spot activity that was a one in 12 chance whole project was refining the tourist operators want a system still posed one of the biggest could signal a pending eruption. threshold at which an alert is that, once an alert is raised, challenges to creating useful and Three weeks before last year’s of an eruption occurring. triggered. would need to be enforced.” operationally usable forecasts. fatal eruption at Whakaari — Currently, the new system The next step in development “For instance, an event now the focus of an ongoing uses a threshold of 8.5 percent would be to teach the new which has a one in 12 chance inquiry — the VAL was lifted to With funding from the probability an eruption is system about the eruption of happening has an 11 in 12 Level 2, or “heightened unrest”, Ministry of Business, Innovation imminent, which, in simple history at New Zealand’s other chance of not happening,” he and then again to Level 3, but and Employment, the new terms, means it raises an alert volcanoes including Tongariro said. that was after the event. system developed by Dempsey when there was a one in 12 and Ruapehu, which both attract The international and New “That eruption was preceded and Dr Andreas Kempa-Liehr, chance of an eruption occurring. tens of thousands of visitors a Zealand scientific community by a strong burst of seismic from the Faculty of Engineering, Each alert lasted about five year. was working to understand energy 17 hours earlier, a sure and Professor Shane Cronin, days. GNS Science’s volcanology what drove small, sudden, yet sign that fresh magmatic fluid from the Faculty of Science, used The researchers say that will team leader Nico Fournier potentially lethal eruptions, and was rising up and pressurising sophisticated machine learning mean a trade-off if the new welcomed the new research, what precursory signs could be water trapped in the rock,” said algorithms to “teach itself” from system is adopted because the which has been published detectable. developer and engineer Dr David the data fed into it. Island would likely be off-limits today in the journal Nature “Seismic tremor — as used by Dempsey, from the University of It learned from patterns for about one month a year. Communications. this study — is only one of many Auckland. in that data so it was able to “The types of eruptions this “But, as for any technique in monitoring datasets we use,” “The resulting explosion was signal almost instantly when a system has detected are the ones development, it still incorporates Fournier said. — NZ Herald Couple spend $20k Reduced To Clear! searching for dogs

DUNEDIN — It’s been nine months since Dice and Weed went missing — but their owners haven’t stopped scouring the South Island for their beloved pets. Alan Funnell and Louisa Andrew’s dogs 9-year-old black poodle Dice and 3-year-old fox terrier Weed disappeared from their home on the Otago Peninsula on A4 Deli Display October 17 last year. books. Funnell says the couple SEARCH MISSION ON: Alan and Lousia’s dogs won’t stop looking for the went missing from their home last October and the Blue, Green or Grey dogs until they find them. search is still on. Picture supplied He is out on the road today on a five day “mission” are now dotted across the back.” searching Farewell Spit at the country, from Kaitaia to Bluff. In an update to the 20 pages $1 each top of the South Island and A Givealittle page for the Facebook page, Andrew putting up signs. missing dogs is still ticking described the “intense pain 40 pages $1.50 each He says he and Andrew over with donations with and grief” of losing the dogs. have made between 350-400 287 donors so far pumping “We have experienced the signs and spent at least $11,500 into the search fund. helplessness you feel, when $20,000 searching for their “This has impacted us day after day you hit a brick missing pets. “They’re family. hugely. We’ve gone through wall,” she wrote. We’re not giving up on them,” lots of different emotions, “We have suffered the says Funnell. from anger to loss. We always fatigue that comes with three He tries to spend at think we will get them back,” or four hours of sleep a least one weekend a month he says. night. We have experienced Only while stocks last travelling the South Island, Initially Funnell and judgement for the decisions searching for the dogs. Andrew thought the dogs we have made about how Six weeks ago Funnell could’ve been picked up by we conduct our search for did a 10-day search trip tourists, but now they think Dice and Weed,” the post circumnavigating the South they are with residents living continued. , Island. The support from the somewhere remote. “When I think about Dice rne s O bo nl public has been “brilliant” with “We believe they are out and Weed now, I don’t feel is y G people in the North Island there. We think the dogs are pain. I feel an overwhelming LOCALLY erecting around 80 signs for living remotely somewhere. wave of love. I believe that OWNED 62 Peel Street • 06 869 0040 the couple. We don’t have any animosity wave will carry them home.” S p Signs for the missing dogs anymore — we just want them — NZ Herald ta ho tioner y S [email protected] www.OPD.co.nz 33595-01 The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 9 Campaign illustrates face of racism Arrests made

by Isaac Davison, NZ Herald racism, subliminal things “I was doing geography at intermediate that people say and that school and I said Lake Taupo (with correct after violent AUCKLAND — A confronting new anti-racism they’re not aware of,” he told pronunciation). And the teacher stood me up campaign places New Zealanders in the shoes The New Zealand Herald. in the class and told me to say it properly. Until of people being abused. “They will hear some I said ‘Towel-po’ I was ridiculed in front of the robberies The second phase of the Give Nothing to of these comments and classroom.” Racism campaign, launched today by the hopefully say, ‘That could That was part of a pattern of racist treatment. HAMILTON — Police have Human Rights Commission, features filmmaker be me’. Or ‘That is me’. And Walsh said she looked different from her arrested a youth in relation to a Taika Waititi. hopefully there will be self- mother, and a doctor once expressed surprise violent Hamilton robbery of a bottle The initiative centres on a virtual online correction but also when during an appointment: “Are you her biological store which saw two victims left experience called Voice of Racism in which a they go to the workplace, Taika Waititi mother?” nursing injuries. disembodied face — voiced by Waititi — relays if they hear colleagues Subtle assumptions and behaviours were Thirsty Liquor bottle store and real-life experiences of racism. making these comments, they will tell that more harmful than overtly racist comments, Cambridge Road dairy were targeted The comments include what the commission person to listen to the voice of racism.” Walsh said. in simultaneous aggravated robberies calls unconscious racism (“Can I touch your Foon said the Christchurch mosque attacks “Now I have this default position that I must by a group of six people last Tuesday hair”, “There are some cheaper menu items and the Black Lives Matter protests had be in the wrong. If someone corrects me I say, night. on the back”), assumptions about nationality prompted New Zealanders to reflect on their ‘Oh, sorry’. Faces masked and armed with (“That’s your son? No way”) and verbal contribution to every day or structural racism. “It’s just learned behaviour because I was weapons including a machete, hockey and physical abuse (“Go back to your own He wanted them to go further, correcting their always made to feel like I was wrong.” stick and screwdriver, three offenders country”). own behaviour and speaking up for victims. Walsh said the campaign was powerful went into each store at 6.50pm. The website explains why each comment is One of the campaign’s aims was to highlight because it was based on real-life experiences Thirsty Liquor manager Karun racist and how people can behave differently. that jokes or stereotypes people thought were and not what someone imagined to be racism. Mittal was confronted by the men in Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon trivial had a cumulative effect. She was often told what racism was rather than his store and beaten about the head said he hoped it would prompt New Zealanders That effect was underlined by Katherine being asked. “The fact that people can deny and body both in and outside the to reflect on their own words and the harm they Walsh, who is of Maori and European descent racism exists — that’s their privilege. I don’t get store. could cause. and contributed to the campaign. that luxury, I don’t get to say this isn’t real — Neighbouring business owners “People can get the overt comments very Walsh, from the North Shore, said she I’ve lived it.” David and Carol Ye ran to help clearly, but there are a lot of subtle messages was constantly corrected and undermined The $1.3 million campaign was part of an Mittal. However, David Ye was beaten that people don’t recognise — assumptions throughout her youth, often by people in anti-racism response prompted by the mosque and struck by the person with the about nationality, ignoring ability, internalised positions of power. attacks last year. screwdriver. The incident at the bottle store was captured on CCTV footage, which has since gone viral on social media. EXTREME WEATHER: Ye was hospitalised but back at While Northland is getting a work on Wednesday. On Friday he drenching from a subtropical was still nursing a swollen temple warm, moist air mass, the central and cuts to his arm. Meanwhile, South Island is experiencing Mittal was using a crutch due to a leg another extreme. Settled weather injury. and clear skies have seen Hamilton Police Acting Detective temperatures plummet to as Sergeant Simon Moore said yesterday low as -10C yesterday morning afternoon that a youth has been at Springvale. Natalie Thurlow’s arrested for their alleged role in the Glendane Blacknose Valais sheep robberies at the businesses, as well farm at Becks in Central Otago as one at Ngaruawahia earlier in the was blanketed in freezing fog on week. Saturday night, but yesterday The young person will appear in dawned with clear skies and -7.5C the Hamilton Youth Court today on the thermometer. facing five aggravated robbery “(It was) cold but definitely not charges the coldest we have seen, just Another young person had also a lot of fog leading to hoar frost been arrested and charged in this year,” said Thurlow. The view connection with an aggravated was spectacular, but Barclay the robbery earlier in the week. blacknose valais ram was more Police thanked the community for interested in a baa-rbed wire their assistance in the arrests. popsicle. Moore said officers were currently Picture supplied by Natalie Thurlow “following positive lines of inquiry in relation to the outstanding offenders”. — NZ Herald Little faith in class religion survey by Simon Collins, NZ Herald “encourages” students to participate in “Members who have read the they objected to it. Christianity. questionnaire are concerned that it does The “opt-in” will become a legal WELLINGTON — A Government- “The idea of the programmes that not distinguish between primary and requirement under a new Education and sponsored survey questioning the future we run is to extract values out of those secondary schools. Some would support Training Bill which passed its second of religious instruction in state schools is lessons. Values tend to be generic across religious studies in state secondary reading in Parliament on June 24. being slammed by religious and secular all religions,” said Launchpad chief schools, but not in state primary schools,” Wellsford mother Betsy Tipping pulled groups as “biased”. executive Geoff Burton. he said. her then-8-year-old son Jack Clements The survey asks whether “religious “We definitely use the Bible in terms “It also fails to explain the difference out of Wellsford Primary School in 2018 instruction” in state primary schools of the stories. We describe ourselves as between religious studies, such as because it kept putting her son into should be replaced by “neutral teaching” storytellers. We use the Bible, and NZ those used in religious schools, and religious instruction even after she asked about the various world religions. history is a part of those stories as well. education about religious and non- to have him withdrawn from it. It was launched last week by an “Out of those stories religious issues’ as part “When we finally just said opt-out, he independent charity, the Religious we extract values. But of the social studies was sent to the library and all they were Diversity Centre, in partnership with the one of the key things Launchpad denies curriculum.” doing was colouring in,” she said. Ministry of Education. that is made very clear The criticisms She now drives him 20 minutes each Ministry deputy secretary Andrea to our instructors is that it “prepares” or illustrate the way way to Tomarata School, which has Schollmann said the Religious Diversity that we are not there “encourages” students to religion in schools has dropped religious instruction. Centre “is facilitating a conversation to be evangelistic. That participate in Christianity. become what Burton Education Minister Chris Hipkins about religion in schools with religious is very much not their called “a hot potato”. signalled in January that he personally communities and the wider community role and is not allowed Although all teaching believes state schools should stop after Cabinet Social Wellbeing in that setting.” in state schools is offering religious instruction. Committee agreed to it in October post He also objected to another statement required by law to be secular, state “But we need a bit more of a national the March 15 mosque attacks”. in the survey introduction that “religious primary and intermediate schools are conversation about that before we get The introduction to the survey on observances can be offered in public allowed to formally “close” the school into that,” he said. the Religious Diversity Centre website schools, such as Christian worship for up to 20 hours a year for religious The Religious Diversity Centre was distinguishes religious instruction, in school assemblies, including Bible instruction by voluntary instructors, who set up in 2015 “to foster appreciation, which it says “is designed to prepare or readings, hymns and prayers”. usually come into the school for half an understanding and deeper relationships encourage student participation in the “I’ve never heard of a public school hour a week. among the religious, spiritual and religion”, from “faith-neutral” education having Christian worship,” he said. Burton said some schools abandoned secular communities in Aotearoa New about religions. And Secular Education Network (SEN) the practice after new guidelines were Zealand”. But Launchpad, formerly known as the spokesperson David Hines, who has led issued last year suggesting that Its patron is former Prime Minister Churches Education Commission which the fight against religious instruction parents should have to sign a written Helen Clark and its trustees include runs religious instruction in about 550 in state schools, also objected to the “opt-in” for their children to attend, people of Baha’i, Buddhist, Christian, state schools, denies that it “prepares” or questions. rather than asking for an “opt-out” if Hindu, Jewish and Sikh faiths. 10 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 The Warehouse reveals major job cuts Huawei NZ boss’ surprising take AUCKLAND — More than 900 workers are set to lose their jobs as The Warehouse reveals plans to slash its workforce across on UK 5G ban the country. After early morning meetings of DISAPPOINTING NEWS: COMMENT by Chris Keall, NZ Herald Red Shed staff, First Union claims the The Warehouse has company told those gathered it planned to announced plans to slash AUCKLAND — Huawei New Zealand eliminate 782 roles, and an additional 137 its workforce across the deputy MD Andrew Bowater has aggressively jobs in store closures. country. More than 900 defended his company after various 5G But Warehouse chief executive officer people are expected knockbacks. Pejman Okhovat has released a statement to lose their jobs in the But his response to the UK decision to bar saying the meeting centred on proposed proposed changes. his company — and how it could play into its rostered hours changes and were not NZ Herald picture chances of beating its GCSB ban here — was related to changes that were under way surprisingly muted. at the store’s head office or three proposed “5G technology is a great opportunity for store closures in Dunedin, Johnsonville New Zealand,” Bowater told The New Zealand and Whangaparaoa. bosses to retain at least one store opened at 9am instead of 8am to allow Herald. In today’s announcement, there would earmarked for closure, and convert it into time for a team meeting to discuss a “However, it is not the top priority as we be a reduction of up to 320 full-time a “dark” store purely for online shopping. proposal about how stores operate. come out of Covid, and we understand this equivalent roles or between 500-750 staff Maga said the situation was proving But First Union slammed the move. and have no intention of making this an issue if part-time, fixed term and casual roles incredibly upsetting for staff, with the “They have been reviewing their right now.” were included. future still uncertain for many after this business for years and the pandemic has What’s going on here? Warehouse management were now morning’s meeting. accelerated their progress on an ‘agile’ Huawei has switched its focus to the long entering formal consultation with affected “It’s a really stressful time for staff at system that means workers lose out, game. staff who would have the opportunity to the moment. communities lose jobs, and customers get Now that Spark has turned to the GCSB- submit their availability through an online “We are in the middle of a pandemic and a worse experience shopping there,” Maga approved Nokia Networks and Samsung for app or opt for voluntary redundancy. people are losing jobs.” said in a statement this morning. its first wave of 5G mobile network upgrades Okhovat confirmed the Dunedin Central Those nearing retirement age were Maga said delegates would continue (complementing incumbents Cisco and store would be closed to customers, but going to be particularly hardest hit, he to engage with Warehouse executives Ericsson at the “core” of its network), the remain in use as an online centre. said. and challenge the business model as it is Chinese telco giant is reconciled to being out Union general secretary Dennis Maga Prior to this morning’s meeting, implemented around the country. in the cold, for the short term. said he would be appealing to Warehouse the union accused The Warehouse He said workers had welcomed the Huawei knows that 5G upgrades will take bosses later today to keep staff facing management of using Covid-19 to justify co-operation between the company and the four or five years to complete — during which redundancy, and redeploy them to jobs operational decisions already under review union during the consultation process but time there’s lots of scope for the geopolitical within the wider group. that stand to leave hundreds of workers warned further challenges lay ahead. situation to change. Staff had been told four stores were without jobs and “thousands more” with “The Warehouse held an extensive There could even be a change of guard at slated for closure over the next eight significant reductions to their incomes. consultation process after sustained the GCSB, where the current director-general, months. The Warehouse held staff meetings pressure from union delegates and then Andrew Hamilton, is so implacably opposed “We are clearly disappointed,” said earlier today to inform staff about a went ahead and did everything they to Huawei’s contention that the edge and core Maga. “What we are saying to the proposed restructure and new operating had already decided after listening and of a 5G network can be securely guaranteed, company is give us a chance for these model that could result in the loss of about engaging with workers, who brought allowing the Chinese company to play in the workers to be redeployed.” 1000 staff. ideas to the table and generally felt the former. He was hoping to convince Warehouse The group’s 92 country-wide stores discussions were meaningful.” — NZME And in the meantime, there’s a rear-guard action to be fought over 4G, and avoiding the worst-case scenario of demands for Huawei gear to be ripped out of Spark and 2degrees 4G networks. Band-aid on climate change That bullet was dodged in the UK, where the FT reported telco executives were relieved that Prime Minister Boris Johnson, in the end, only demanded a ban on Huawei for new 5G Fonterra’s ‘carbon zero’ milk greeted with scepticism networks, rather than the costly and time- consuming process of replacing 4G kit from by Andrea Fox, NZ Herald Shoppers concerned about the international competition. The reasoning the Chinese supplier in existing networks. environmental impacts of a product’s is that the carbon price in New Zealand Bowater, sensibly, is keeping his head AUCKLAND — Fonterra hopes its new manufacture could look more widely, she could disadvantage companies operating down to avoid inflaming that debate down “carbon zero” milk, being marketed as a said. globally. under. first for the Southern Hemisphere, will “For consumers thinking about their Critics of the free carbon credit His company will do its bit to make sure grow to capture 10 percent of fresh white own emissions and what they can do allowance claim it is a multibillion- telcos get the most out of existing networks, milk sales at Foodstuffs North Island to reduce them, then look at what you dollar Government subsidy of polluting he said. chillers. produce in your personal lifestyle — that companies which contradicts New “We have been in the New Zealand market But while New Zealand’s biggest could be weighing up everything from how Zealand’s zero carbon ambitions by 2050. for 15 years and remain committed to New company may get marks for initiative, often you use a car to how frequently you Toitu chief executive Becky Lloyd said Zealand and our customers here. We are its use of carbon emission “offsetting” to use certain products.” the carbon emissions of making Simply focused on making a positive contribution by claim carbon zero certification for its new Green Party co-leader James Shaw said Milk were evaluated “from the farm via working with our customers to help the Covid premium-priced Simply Milk brand has it was encouraging to see Fonterra moving store fridge to the customer’s home”. recovery by ensuring their networks continue been greeted with scepticism given it is a to reduce the impact of its product on the “The footprint includes farming, to deliver great service to Kiwis.” major emitter of greenhouse gases. climate. production, distribution as well as Admittedly, it’s partly forced by events, The company’s annual report last “Offsetting helps, by sequestering an eventual consumption and disposal,” she but the more patient and constructive year showed it emits 1.7 million tonnes amount of CO2 equivalent to the amount said. approach that’s more likely to yield a positive of carbon dioxide a year — mostly due of pollution emitted into the atmosphere Fonterra’s 2019 annual report said the result long-term. Compare and contrast it to coal use at nine of its 29 national as a result of getting the product made company represents around 20 percent with Huawei’s earlier threat to pull out of manufacturing sites. and delivered to customers. of New Zealand’s gross greenhouse gas New Zealand, which rubbed GCSB Minister Fonterra also receives free carbon emissions — 90 percent from farms, 9 Andrew Little the wrong way. credits under the Emissions Trading percent from manufacturing and 1 percent Meanwhile, a spokesman for Huawei UK, Scheme, New Zealand’s main tool for Watchdog Consumer said carbon from distribution to global markets. Edward Brewster, said the 5G ban was driven reducing greenhouse gas emissions. offsetting is not a solution to A spokeswoman said it was currently by political rather than security concerns. But the company said these credits are converting its Te Awamutu site to wood “This disappointing decision is bad news not eligible for carbon neutral claims so all climate change. pellets-fired energy. Once the conversion for anyone in the UK with a mobile phone. It the credits procured for Simply Milk were was finished, only two of Fonterra’s North threatens to move Britain into the digital slow over and above Fonterra’s ETS obligation. Island manufacturing sites, Waitoa and lane, push up bills and deepen the digital Carbon offsetting is a form of trade. “However, offsetting should never be Hautapu, would still be using coal. Its divide. When a company buys an offset it funds thought of as a substitute for reducing other North Island plants used natural gas “Instead of ‘levelling up’, the Government projects that reduce greenhouse gas the amount of pollution that goes into the and electricity. is levelling down and we urge them to emissions. atmosphere in the first place.” “In the South Island we are co-firing reconsider,” Brewster said. Publicity around the launch of the The new carbon zero milk brand, being our site at Brightwater on wood biomass “We remain confident that the new US Simply Milk brand last week said it had offered in New World, Pak’nSave and and working to move our Stirling site to restrictions would not have affected the been certified carbon zero through the Four Square stores, is made at Fonterra’s renewable energy. Currently we are using resilience or security of the products we purchase of carbon credits from Toitu Takanini, Auckland and Palmerston North coal at seven of our South Island sites. supply to the UK. Envirocare, a subsidiary of Crown research manufacturing sites, which are powered by This means we are using coal at a total of “Regrettably, our future in the UK has Institute Landcare. The carbon credits gas and electricity. nine of our manufacturing sites.” become politicised. This is about US trade relate to a native forest regeneration Fonterra told The New Zealand Herald Last year’s annual report said the scale policy and not security.” project near Kaikoura and renewable it receives “some” free carbon credits of Fonterra’s coal use and the lack of Meanwhile, Little reiterated after the UK energy projects in Fonterra overseas covering “a few products such as ethanol, economically viable alternatives meant it decision that there is no ban against Huawei markets. whey powder and lactose products” under remained reliant on coal “for longer than per se in New Zealand. Watchdog Consumer said carbon the ETS. we would like”. Rather, the GCSB considers telcos’ offsetting is not a solution to climate The emissions associated with It committed last year to not installing proposed network upgrades on a case-by- change. manufacturing these products accounted any new coal boilers and to not increasing case, project-by-project basis. “You’re paying someone else to remove for under 5 percent of Fonterra’s annual capacity to burn coal at any site. Its By Hampton’s stance, that the core cannot an amount of carbon roughly equivalent to emissions, a spokeswoman said. emissions from coal last year remained be isolated from the edge of a 5G network, what you produce,” said head of research Free carbon credits are available essentially the same as in F18, despite blocks Huawei’s only real workaround, and Jessica Wilson. to companies particularly exposed to processing more milk. does effectively ban the company. For now. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 OPINION 11 EDITORIAL Getting our democracy on No time for WHAT’S ON IN COUNCIL central government wanting to consider a more We have so many plans that we could probably THIS WEEK, by Meredith centralised or regional leadership to govern this put all that paper into a machine and make a few Akuhata-Brown area. This needs a robust debate so there are a homes, a paper road and maybe even a papier complacency number of meetings planned. mache monument depicting the hopes and The Covid-19 threat remains. There are no official This and a number of issues facing us as a dreams of everyone who lives here. That was the message the council meetings on this region and nation should be the conversation Amid all these plans, it seems we as a region week. However, there are in every corner of the community. In my view, have found favour with the current government Government was desperately trying an important few days we shouldn’t wait for an election year to get and millions of dollars is being gifted to us to get through last week. There with the Local Government our democracy on. We already know that we from us — after all, it is our money. What is is still a risk of the coronavirus CouncilMARK programme. suffer from low voter turnout and for those disappointing is that we have had to wait for establishing itself in this country The programme is designed to improve the protecting the status quo they won’t care about a pandemic and another round of election and this is no time for complacency. public’s knowledge of the work that councils participatory democracy or what the right thing speeches to receive copious amounts of money In a week when the turmoil in the are doing in their communities and to support to do is. to build, rebuild or restore infrastructure that National Party tended to dominate individual councils to improve the service Politics in New Zealand is so disappointing has been asked, advocated and argued for over the media and the public’s attention, and value they provide. It incorporates an when it comes to citizenship. We have an decades. Don’t get me wrong. I am so grateful the Government probably found it independent assessment system that assesses opportunity to make changes as a nation of to see all this investment into our backyard, it’s hard to get the message across. how councils are performing and the work five million people but we simply revert to a just that the process is typically top down and they undertake to increase the value they popularity competition that lacks real depth, bureaucratic. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern deliver. Councils receive an overall performance which highlights the need for civics in schools. Dr Muriel Newman writes “History is clear. on Wednesday announced the rating from an Independent Assessment Board “Shovel-ready” is the new term now used to The best way to grow an economy is for the Government’s plans for how it would and commentary on their performance. describe how funding is given into the regions Government to get out of the way and let react to a community sourced To follow this discussion, we have a from central government. In my opinion Tairawhiti businesses do what they do best: create jobs outbreak of the virus. wastewater 101 workshop. The recent rain has been shovel-ready for decades with projects and wealth. New Zealand’s future should harness She explained what would happen events have reminded us that we still have work such as housing, wastewater treatment, drainage the entrepreneurialism, energy, and expertise if Covid-19 escaped from the to do with the issue of stormwater flooding pipes, community facilities, transport network, of Kiwis wanting to build a good future for isolation facilities for returnees the wastewater system and how we cope with rail and many more. themselves and their families”. where there have been disturbing heavy rains within our region. The three waters We have constant talks about the needs within Our region knows what hard work is — we instances of people “breaking out”. debate has become a regional discussion with the region. We have numerous reports plans. always have a shovel handy. The Government’s plan deals with LETTERS TO THE EDITOR AND ONLINE COMMENTS three scenarios: A case or a number of cases in a community, a larger number of cases or a cluster in a region, and multiple clusters that ‘Owners being fleeced’ The ‘forgotten Thorpe’ have spread nationally. Re: Resilience through some financial relief to an In the late 70s, early 80s, of and feeling for Rick being Essentially, the plan is to isolate Diversity: Record income, already stretched community. while I was teaching at Lytton the “forgotten Thorpe.” an outbreak as locally as possible $18.5m profit for Eastland On another note, there High School and delving However, that was until Group, July 17, story are many reasons for into horticulture, Barbara Sunday night’s Country rather than having to go back to Allum, the educator at the Calendar showcased his Alert Level 4 for the whole country. Of note in this column is achieving record tonnages that the Eastland Group had a over the wharf. They are not then Gisborne Museum and considerable contribution to The latter is a nightmare which has record income of 111.7 million necessarily due to having only Art Gallery, alerted me to Gisborne and Tairawhiti’s already been forced to make huge for the year ended March one service provider. what she called an innovative agriculture and horticulture. economic sacrifices. 2020. Thirty-three percent One would like to think family of brothers in the field I would also like to The point Ardern stressed more of that income came from that when investigating of horticulture — the Thorpes. acknowledge the family than once was that the virus was networks which I presume opportunities relating to It was a “watch this space” contributions in all of the still exploding outside New Zealand. is at least in part our power, containerisation the group discussion. At about the same Thorpe’s enterprises. Last week saw the previous daily lines provider Eastland also look at the use of rail. time there were two brothers One thing that was missing record beaten twice — a record network. Leading on from this This is used in most ports emerging in Australian cricket from the programme was it appears to me that we the not only to shift containers out — the Waughs. the considerable amount of number of new cases of more than I remember that Mark for time the busy Rick Thorpe 230,000. India has reached one beneficiaries and owners of but also to bring containers this group are being fleeced. back. The train runs both a period of time carried the has spent “going into bat” for million cases faster than any other We, the consumer, power ways. nickname Afghanistan — the Gisborne rate payer and country. Worldwide there have been users, whatever have paid one Let’s hope the distribution the forgotten (war) Waugh. community. more than 14 million cases and third of the group’s income. of 12.3 million does deliver Watching Bill and Geoff Thank you Barbara 600,000 deaths. Wonderful, makes the group meaningful benefits to the receive deserved public Allum for such a prophetic There continues to be a steady look good, showing record people of Tairawhiti. accolades and honours in the observation. stream of new cases among income but at whose expense? I like many others, I’m ensuing years I was thinking GEOFF MEADE people returning to the country Us, the beneficiaries. We are sure are waiting to see those and the Government is in fear of a being overcharged. benefits from the Trust we community outbreak. If that happens Maybe the group should agreed to all those years ago. it wants the quickest possible settle for less income and give DEIN FERRIS ‘The final choice’ response to isolate it. Supported by Minister of Health Re: Assisted dying — the final Trayes is entirely entitled to choice, July 19, opinion piece her beliefs and opinions, but in Chris Hipkins and Director General Think about residents Astoundingly for a journalist journalism, conflicts of interest of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield, Re: Consulting now on airplanes the airport would seeking ‘the truth’, Trayes did not are routinely disclosed to the Ardern urged people to pay more city freight routes, July 16, not be allowed to open past a interview or consult anyone from readership. The NZ Press Council attention to their movements so editorial reasonable hour. There would Lecretia Seales’ family. states: “Where an author’s link to that an outbreak can be contained. What about the poor people be court action I am sure. How Instead, she uses quotes from a subject is deemed to be justified, Here in Gisborne, the district that live in Harper Road and much will it cost to widen the a speech made by Shirley Seales, the relationship of author to subject the poor kids at Makaraka road and rebuild the bridge? Lecretia’s mother, and ends the should be declared.” council’s acting civil defence and School. This has to stop. If it costs nearly a million to emergency manager Phil Nickerson book with words from a psychiatrist The conclusion is inescapable Sending logging trucks past build a toilet I don’t see it who was not present when Lecretia that “The Final Choice” is a said the district had a plan in place houses where the owners costing less than 20 million although he would not elaborate on died. Shirley Seales believes Trayes clever piece of religiously-based are trying to sleep is wrong. for the road and bridge, has misrepresented her daughter’s propaganda, masquerading as an the details. New Zealand as a whole Why does our council allow plus repainting and extra death and minimised her pain and objective search for truth. and this district in particular have this to happen? If they were consulting fees. DAVE suffering. MARTIN HANSON benefited from isolation which has really been the best defence. [email protected] But it is obvious there is a feeling in the community that the worst ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. is over and it is time for things to ■ Always include full name and contact details. get back to normal. Let’s hope that ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. attitude does not lead to disaster. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. 12 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 Daily infections surpass 250,000 for first time Grim Covid milestones: cases reach 14.5m; deaths top 600,000 GENEVA — The number of north-eastern Catalonia new cases of Covid-19 rose by region. The icon for TikTok in New York. almost 260,000 in 24 hours — That region again recorded AP picture the largest single-day increase a daily increase in confirmed since the pandemic began, the cases of more than 1000. World Health Organisation Among the measures (WHO) said on Saturday. imposed are a ban on public TikTok facing According to the WHO, this or private meetings of more is the first time the number than 10 people, a ban on of new daily infections has visits to nursing homes, surpassed a quarter of a and the closure of gyms and political heat million. nightclubs. The biggest increases were Spain only ended its tough in the US, Brazil, India and national lockdown about four South Africa. weeks ago and was hoping due to its The global death toll from to kick-start the economy, the coronavirus also rose 5000. that India could still be particularly with an increase by 7360 — the largest daily In recent weeks, hospitals months away from the peak in tourist numbers. increase since May 10. across the state had also of its outbreak — despite The streets of Barcelona, ties to China The previous record rise warned that their intensive the country already having however, were reportedly in new confirmed cases was care units (ICUs) were at the third-highest number of emptier on Saturday. WASHINGTON, DC — Would you recommend recorded by WHO just one day capacity and that they were confirmed cases in the world. Neighbouring France is now downloading TikTok? earlier. unable to accept new patients. Hospitals in the worst-hit considering closing its borders US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was The total number of Measures to stem the spread cities, including Mumbai with Spain in response to asked that question on Fox News earlier this confirmed cases of coronavirus of the virus, including the and Bangalore, have been the surge. The French border month. passed 14 million on Saturday, mandatory wearing of masks, overwhelmed with patients. was only reopened to general “Only if you want your private information with over 600,000 recorded have become highly politicised India recorded another citizens on June 21. in the hands of the Chinese Communist Party,” deaths. in the US. 34,884 infections in a 24-hour he replied. At the time of going to press The top infectious disease period on Saturday, and EU plans for virus relief That was a very worrying statement for this morning, the number expert in the US, Dr Anthony another 671 Covid-related TikTok. of confirmed global cases Fauci, urged state and local deaths. On Saturday, discussions The US army and navy have now banned had reached 14,571,828, leaders on Friday to be in Brussels over a huge post- service members from using the app, which with the number of deaths “forceful” in making sure South Africa coronavirus economic recovery is known for its quirky, short videos, on US sitting at 607,220, according people wore masks, although plan ground on. government-issued phones. to live statistical data via US President Donald Trump South Africa, which saw The second day of talks And the Trump campaign reportedly began www.worldometers.info/ later said he would not one of the largest single-day received mixed reviews. running ads on Facebook on Friday (local coronavirus/. mandate mask-wearing on a rises in cases, has the highest Italian Prime Minister time), asking people to sign a petition calling national level. number of confirmed infections Giuseppe Conte said talks for a ban on the app and ramping up US What is happening in the US? on the African continent, with were deadlocked, but Austrian President Donald Trump’s pressure on the app. Other noteable surges over 264,000 cases. Chancellor Sebastian Kurz The ad references the app’s ability to access Cases are surging in several It has the fifth-highest said he thought they were material stored on phone clipboards, which the US states at the moment, Brazil number of confirmed cases of heading in the right direction. app’s developer said was designed to prevent particularly in the southern Covid-19 in the world, behind Some “frugal” northern spam and that it was being removed. states that were initially In Brazil, where the the US, Brazil, India and nations like the Netherlands The huge Chinese social media company reluctant to enforce lockdowns coronavirus and measures to Russia. and Sweden have balked at has experienced phenomenal growth in the or mandate the wearing of contain it have been highly the 750 billion euro package, past three years. It has been downloaded more masks. Florida, Texas and politicised, cases continue to What is happening in Europe? arguing it should be in loans than two billion times. However, TikTok, which Arizona have seen particularly surge. not grants. is owned by ByteDance — a Beijing-based high surges. However, in a glimmer of Western European countries, A revised plan would tone tech company — is now facing a backlash. Florida is currently the hope, the WHO announced which have managed to down the level of grants but The company was finding out the hard way epicentre of the US epidemic. last week that cases were largely contain the spread of there appears to be a long way that being an international tech company and The state recorded more than no longer increasing the virus, are now beginning to go. Chinese was not a great combination right 10,000 new infections and exponentially in Brazil. to reopen their borders and The talks were now going now. 90 more deaths on Saturday, businesses. into a third day. India has already banned TikTok — along bringing its total number of India However, there are localised — BBC story via RNZ with 58 other Chinese apps. cases to more than 337,000 surges across Spain — the TikTok’s growth was under fire because and its death toll to more than Scientists have also warned worst being in the country’s See also pages 13 and 14 governments were concerned the Chinese government might have sway over the app. Citing national-security concerns, India banned the app, and now the US and Australia Captain Tom Moore knighted at age of 100 were also considering blocking the app. In the US in paticular, politicians were worried the Chinese government could use the LONDON — Captain Sir Tom Moore has been video app to spy on US citizens. knighted in the Queen’s first official engagement That was certainly the stance Pompeo took in person since lockdown. earlier this month on Fox news. The investiture to honour the 100-year-old, However, Trump has cited a different reason who raised more than £32m (NZ$61m) for NHS for a potential TikTok ban: punishing China for charities, was staged in a “unique ceremony” its response to the coronavirus. at Windsor Castle. It was a special open- TikTok’s plan to base its international air, socially-distanced ceremony due to the headquarters in the UK has now been thrown pandemic. into doubt also due to the pressure from Buckingham Palace said it was the first time Washington. the ceremony had been held in the strictly ByteDance had had talks with the UK socially-distanced format. government about basing its headquarters Capt Sir Tom was knighted for walking more in London. But that future now remained than 100 laps of his garden in Marston Moretaine, uncertain. It came at the same time as Bedfordshire. tensions mounted between the UK and China Capt Sir Tom, originally from Keighley, West over the government’s recent decision to order Yorkshire, said it was “an absolutely outstanding the removal of Huawei’s 5G equipment from day”. Britain’s mobile networks by 2027. “I am absolutely overawed,” he said. There were fears that could prompt a tit-for- “This is such a high award and to get it tat economic war between the UK and China. from Her Majesty as well — what more can Chinese ambassador to the UK, Liu anyone wish for? This has been an absolutely Xiaoming, told The Andrew Marr Show that: magnificent day for me.” “It is wrong for the United Kingdom to The Queen personally praised Capt Sir Tom, THE QUEEN AND THE NEWLY-KNIGHTED CAPTAIN: The investiture to honour discriminate against a Chinese company telling him: “Thank you so much — that was an 100-year-old Captain Sir Tom Moore was staged in a ‘unique ceremony’ at Windsor because of pressure from the United States.” amazing amount of money you raised.” Castle. AFP picture The US has already implemented a number In May, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson of sanctions against China’s Huawei. made a special nomination for the war veteran to her father, George VI, to bestow the insignia of played by the Queen’s Piper, Pipe Major Richard It was unclear how likely a ban on TikTok be knighted. Knight Bachelor upon Capt Sir Tom. Her arrival Grisdale, of the Royal Regiment of Scotland. was in the US, but analysts said a ban would The Queen used the sword that belonged to was announced by the sound of bagpipes — BBC, agencies not be easy to implement. — Agencies The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 WORLD 13 Mandatory masks in Melbourne 363 new cases of Covid-19 in Victoria, three more deaths MELBOURNE — Victoria has face covering,” Andrews said. Victorian Health Minister Jenny recorded 363 new cases and three He said the measures would apply Mikakos announced aged-care workers more deaths from Covid-19, with to metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell would be able to access funding if they Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews Shire. needed to self-isolate for 14 days. announcing masks will be made Andrews said 80 percent of all new Andrews said masks would also be compulsory in Melbourne and Mitchell cases since mid-May in Victoria could worn in schools, although teachers Shire in a few days’ time. be attributed to transmission in the would not have to wear one while Andrews announced the updated workplace, including in the aged-care teaching. tally yesterday, which brings active sector. Victoria’s Chief Health Officer, cases across the state to 2837, with “We have a specific plan in Professor Brett Sutton, clarified that 130 Victorians in hospital and 28 of partnership with the Commonwealth face coverings were not mandatory for those in intensive care. to deal with the fact that, unbeknown those under 12 years, but would be the The two men and one woman to them, many, many casual staff new normal. who had died were all aged in their are moving into nursing home “Below the age of 12, it’s a 90s, Andrews said, and 327 of the environments and bringing the virus to consideration. It’s not for toddlers new cases reported were still under work with them,” he said. but it’s a consideration for all other investigation. “We know the catastrophic impact children and it is mandatory from high He said the requirement to wear that (Covid) can have on very school age onwards. masks would apply from 11.59pm local vulnerable residents . . . it’s also On Friday, Andrews told Victorians time on Wednesday, with a $200 fine contributing to our numbers and that the Covid-related deaths in recent PARTS OF VICTORIA IN THE GRIPS OF A ‘SERIOUS’ SECOND for anyone found not complying. it’s contributing to the community days was a “very serious situation” for WAVE: Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday that “If you are out of your home for one transmission, the transmission the state. masks would become mandatory in Melbourne and Mitchell Shire, of the four permitted reasons, then you within the Victorian community, in a “We are in the fight of our lives”, he Victoria, at 11.59pm local time on Wednesday. AFP file picture need to be wearing a mask . . . or a significant way.” said. — ABC story via RNZ, agencies

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31126-12 291 Palmerston Road Gisborne 4010 Ph 868 4656 116 Gladstone Road Gisborne 867 7339 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 Suspect nicknamed Are mutations making ‘Rambo’ arrested in Black Forest after Covid more infectious? a five-day manhunt THE coronavirus that is menacing the world right OPPENAU now is not the same as the — German coronavirus that first emerged police arrested in China. a suspected Sars-Cov-2, the name of the gunman virus that causes the disease nicknamed Covid-19 and continues to “Rambo” at the blaze a path of destruction weekend, after a across the globe, is mutating. five-day manhunt However, while scientists in the Black have spotted thousands of Forest. THE SUSPECT: Yves mutations, or changes to the Yves Rausch, Rausch, 31, who was virus’s genetic material, only 31, was said nicknamed ‘Rambo’ one has so far been singled to have fled by media, has been out as possibly altering its into the forest arrested after he fled behaviour. near Oppenau, into the Black Forest The crucial questions in south-west near Oppenau, in about this mutation are: does Germany, after south-west Germany. this make the virus more threatening four German police picture infectious — or lethal — in police officers and humans? And could it pose taking their pistols. a threat to the success of a An elite unit, helicopters, thermal detectors future vaccine? and sniffer dogs were then deployed to find Experts say this coronavirus him. More than 2530 officers were involved in is actually changing very the operation, police said. slowly compared with a virus- The suspect was found hiding in a bush like flu. with four handguns placed in front of him and With relatively low levels an axe in his lap, deputy regional police chief of natural immunity in the Juergen Rieger told reporters. population, no vaccine and few early in the outbreak and then Prof Farzan said the spike there was some indirect Rausch was slightly injured in the effective treatments, there’s no spread — something which proteins of these viruses evidence this mutation operation,as was a police officer, Rieger pressure on the virus to adapt. was known as the “founder were different in a way made the coronavirus more added. Neither needed hospital treatment. So far, it’s doing a good job of effect”. that was “consistent with, transmissible in humans. A postal worker had given police some keeping itself in circulation as This was what Dr van Dorp but not proving, greater Two studies suggested that information which helped lead to his arrest. it is. and her team believed was transmissibility”. patients with this mutated “I am very relieved — I think a line can be The notable mutation — the likely explanation for the virus had larger amounts drawn under a really extraordinary situation for named D614G, and situated mutation being so common. Laboratory result proof of the virus in their swab our little town,” Mayor Uwe Gaiser said. within the protein making But this was becoming an samples (viral load). Police were initially called over reports of a up the virus’s “spike” it uses increasingly controversial At the Genome Technology That might suggest they suspicious man hanging around a hut in forest to break into our cells — theory. Centre at New York were more infectious to others. near Oppenau the weekend before last. appeared sometime after A growing number — University, Dr Neville However, they did not find Police found Rausch in a hut on the edge the initial Wuhan outbreak, perhaps the majority — of Sanjana, who normally spent evidence that those people of the forest, and said he had at first appeared probably in Italy. virologists now believed, his time working on gene- became sicker or stayed in co-operative before suddenly pulling out a It is now seen in as many as as Dr Thushan de Silva at editing technology CRISPR hospital for longer. pistol and disarming the four officers. 97 percent of samples around the University of Sheffield had gone one step further. In general, being more He was wearing camouflage gear. the world. explained, there was enough His team edited a virus so transmissible did not mean a Media had nicknamed Rausch “Rambo”, data to say this version of that it had this alteration to virus was more lethal. after the movie about a fictional, violent, Evolutionary edge the virus had a “selective the spike protein and pitted In fact, the opposite was Vietnam war veteran who went on the run advantage” — an evolutionary it against the real Sars- often true. from US police. Police said he had lived in The question was whether edge — over the earlier CoV-2 virus from the early There was no evidence this the Oppenau area a long time, and he was this dominance was the version of the virus. Wuhan outbreak, without the coronavirus had mutated to believed to know the forest well. mutation giving the virus And although there was mutation, in human tissue make patients any sicker. His mother said he had been evicted from some advantage, or whether it still not enough evidence to cells. However, even when it came his rental flat last year. It was unclear if it was just by chance. say “it’s more transmissible” The results, he believed, to transmissibility, viral load was the same flat which Bild reported he had Viruses did not have a in people, Dr de Silva said he proved the mutated virus was was only an indication of how rented above a local inn last year, where he grand plan. They mutated was sure it was “not neutral”. more transmissible than the well the virus was spreading had set up a shooting range in his attic. constantly, and while some When studied in laboratory original version — at least in within a single person. He had gone to stay at an aunt’s home, changes would help a virus conditions, the mutated virus the laboratory. It did not necessarily before finally making a home for himself in reproduce, some might hinder was better at entering human Dr van Dorp pointed out “it explain how good it was at the forest, his mother added. She described it. Others were simply neutral. cells than those without the is unclear” how representative infecting others. him as a “woodsman”, saying “he wanted to They were a “by-product of variation, said Professors they were of transmission in The “gold standard” of escape into nature — to be free”. the virus replicating”, said Dr Hyeryun Choe and Michael real patients. research — a controlled trial She said he grew his own vegetables, Lucy van Dorp, of University Farzan, at Scripps University However, Prof Farzan said — had not yet been carried used the hut as his home and carved wooden College London. in Florida, United States. these “marked biological out. gnomes which he had hoped to sell. They “hitch-hiked” on the Changes to the spike protein differences” were “substantial That might involve, for He has a lengthy criminal record. Ten years virus without changing its the virus used to latch on to enough to tilt the evidence example, infecting animals ago, he was handed a juvenile sentence of behaviour. human cells seemed to allow somewhat” in favour of the with either one or the other more than three years for shooting a woman The mutation that had it to “stick together better and idea that the mutation was variant of the virus to see with a crossbow. Last year, he was found in emerged with Covid-19 could function more efficiently”. making the virus better at which spread more in a possession of child pornography while under have become very widespread, But that was where those spreading. population. investigation for possession of explosives. just because it had happened two professors drew the line. Outside a Petri dish, — BBC story via RNZ — BBC story via RNZ Remembering John Lewis, rights icon and an American hero

ATLANTA — Rights activists, he worked to make our cancer. He was 80. march intended to go from Selma to and human rights”. Democrats and Republicans alike, country a more perfect Lewis often recalled Montgomery, Alabama. White police, “He fought harder and longer than and many other Americans touched union.” his upbringing in the state troopers and thugs blocked anyone in our nation’s continuing by the legacy of John Lewis mourned Former US President segregated South, their way on the bridge out of Selma, battle for civil rights and equal justice,” the congressman and pillar of the Barack Obama — including how he was attacking the peaceful marchers with the NAACP said in a written statement. civil rights movement at the weekend, America’s first Black denied a library card clubs, bullwhips and tear gas. Lewis He also scrapped with US President lauding the strength, courage and president — recalled being because the library was suffered a cracked skull in the attack. Donald Trump, refusing to attend his kindness of a man whose life-long sworn in for his first term: for “whites only”. He went on to make a career in inauguration and calling him a racist. struggle against racial discrimination “I hugged him on the He was determined politics, representing Atlanta in Trump, however, has ordered flags took him from a bridge in Selma to the inauguration stand before I to destroy that outright Congress for more than 30 years, and to be flown at half-staff to honour nation’s Capitol. was sworn in and told him John Lewis segregation, joining all the while imploring people to press Lewis — as required by law for sitting “As a young man marching for I was only there because with the Reverend for justice, calling for making what members of Congress. More than 14 equality in Selma, Alabama, John of the sacrifices he had Martin Luther King Jr. he called “good trouble, necessary hours after his death, following an answered brutal violence with made.” as founder of the Student Nonviolent trouble”. array of unrelated retweets and a golf courageous hope,” said former Lewis died on Friday (local time), Co-ordinating Committee to help plan Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance outing, Trump offered his condolences. President George W. Bush. several months after the Georgia the 1963 March on Washington. Bottoms described that call as “a “Saddened to hear the news of “And throughout his career as a Democrat announced he had been Two years later, Lewis helped lead generational rallying cry for nonviolent civil rights hero John Lewis’ passing,” civil rights leader and public servant, diagnosed with advanced pancreatic the “Bloody Sunday” voting rights activism in the pursuit of social justice Trump tweeted. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 WORLD 15 Fire at French cathedral GLOBAL BRIEFS New Covid clusters emerging NANTES, France — French stained glass windows between in another Australian state officials launched an arson inquiry the two towers of the 15th-century SYDNEY — A New South Wales MP warns on Saturday (local time) after a cathedral, and destroyed the organ, “hundreds and hundreds” of people will have to fire broke out in the famed Gothic which dated from the 17th century isolate after a coronavirus cluster was detected at Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul of and was called the “soul of the a venue in his hometown of Batemans Bay on the the western French city of Nantes. cathedral” by many. south coast of the Australian state. The blaze destroyed the organ, “The damage is concentrated on NSW Health has ordered anyone who visited shattered stained glass windows the great organ, which appears to the Batemans Bay Soldiers Club on July 13, 15, and sent black smoke spewing from have been completely destroyed. 16 or 17 to quarantine for 14 days after eight between the cathedral towers. The platform on which it is coronavirus cases were linked to the venue. Residents and tourists watched located is very unstable and risks “This is obviously devastating news to our aghast, and emergency workers collapsing,” said General Laurent community and we have to make sure everybody cordoned off the area around the Ferlay, head of the firefighters in the isolates, everybody gets tested and everybody monument, in the historical centre Loire Atlantique area, during a press stick to the critical rules that are there to keep us of this city on the Loire River. briefing in front of the cathedral. safe,” Transport Minister Andrew Constance told A City Hall official said the fire The cathedral had been built Nine’s Today. “The advice is that hundreds and broke out on Saturday morning over five centuries and completed hundreds of people who attended the Soldiers inside the cathedral, and the cause in 1891. Club last week will have to go into isolation,” was unclear. The main organ had survived Constance said. — Agencies, NZ Herald No injuries were reported. a serious fire in 1972, which The local firefighter service said annihilated much of its wooden Boy stable after shark attack the roof was not damaged and the structures. STANLEY, Tasmania — A shark that “grabbed” a fire was “under control”. “It is a part of our history, a 10-year-old boy from a fishing boat off the coast They brushed aside comparisons part of our heritage” Nantes Mayor of north-west Tasmania “swam off” when the with Notre-Dame cathedral on the Île Johanna Rolland told reporters. child’s dad jumped in the water to save him. de la Cité in Paris. Its lead roof and “We all have these images in Authorities said the boy was in a six-metre spire burned down in April 2019. mind, this story in our hearts, but fishing vessel with his father and two other men For many, however, the Nantes at this stage the situation does not on Friday afternoon (local time) when the shark fire would have brought back seem to be comparable to that of “grabbed him from the boat”. memories of that devastating blaze, 1972.” The boy suffered lacerations to his arm, and which threatened to topple the That devastation had one upside other cuts to his chest and head. medieval monument in the capital. — the burnt-out wood was replaced The child, from north-west Tasmania, was in “After Notre-Dame, the Saint- by concrete, which helped to limit REMINISCENT OF NOTRE-DAME BLAZE: Firefighters work a stable condition at the North West Regional Pierre-et-Saint-Paul cathedral, in the scope of Saturday’s catastrophe, to extinguish the blaze at the Gothic St Peter and St Paul Hospital at the weekend. the heart of Nantes, is in flames. Ferlay said. Cathedral, in Nantes, France. The fire broke out on Saturday Paramedics said the child was wearing a (Let’s show our) support for our French Prime Minister Jean morning, shattering stained-glass windows and sending black flotation device at the time. firefighters who are taking a lot Castex and French Interior Minister smoke spewing from between the two towers of the 15th Stanley resident and abalone diver Ben Allen of risks to save this Gothic jewel Gerald Darmanin were among century cathedral, which also suffered a serious fire in 1972. was at a nearby boat ramp when the party made it of Nantes” French President officials planning to visit Nantes on The fire brought back memories of the devastating blaze at the back to shore. Emmanuel Macron wrote on Twitter. Saturday afternoon in response to Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris last year, which threatened to He spoke to witnesses and said the shark was Saturday’s fire broke the main the blaze. — AP topple the medieval monument completely. AP picture believed to be a great white, but that had not been confirmed. Allen said the family was cleaning flathead on the boat when the attack occurred. “All of sudden, the shark leapt clean out of the UAE launches first mission to Mars water and grabbed the little boy and pulled him straight in,” Allen said. “But as he’s pulled him in, it’s obvious the shark TANEGASHIMA, Japan think it can add to our big, foreign corporation; it had framed Hope’s objectives. In let go. — The United Arab Emirates’ understanding of how Mars to build the satellite itself. one line, the UAE satellite “The father, with his natural instinct, I suppose, historic first mission to Mars lost much of its air and with it This meant going into is going to study how energy leapt in straight after his son and managed to is now under way, after a a great deal of its water. partnership with American moves through the atmosphere grab him.” successful launch in Japan. The Hope probe is regarded universities that had the — from bottom to top, at all Allen said a friend of his administered first The Hope probe launched very much as a vehicle for necessary experience. Emirati times of day, and through all aid, and the boy was rushed into a nearby on an H2-A rocket from inspiration — something that and US engineers and the seasons of the year. seafood shop to keep him dry and warm until the Tanegashima spaceport, and will attract more young people scientists worked alongside It will track features ambulance arrived. was now on a 500-million- in the Emirates and across each other to design and build such as lofted dust which “All the boys said the shark was big, I imagine it km journey to study Mars’ the Arab region to take up the spacecraft systems and on Mars hugely influences was very big. It is renowned for this time of year weather and climate. the sciences in school and in the three onboard instruments the temperature of the that they do go in that area,” he said. Two previous attempts to higher education. that will study the planet. atmosphere. “The boys are saying it was a great white.” launch the probe in the past The satellite is one of a While much of the satellite’s It will also look at what’s Tasmania police issued an alert just before 2pm week had to be cancelled number of projects the UAE fabrication occurred at the happening with the behaviour warning of a “large shark” sighting approximately because government Laboratory for Atmospheric of neutral atoms of hydrogen 10km off the coast of Stanley. of adverse says signals and Space Physics (LASP) at and oxygen right at the top It warned anyone swimming or undertaking weather. Its arrival in its intention the University of Colorado, of the atmosphere. There’s a any other marine activities to “take necessary Its arrival in to move Boulder, considerable work suspicion these atoms play a precautions”. — ABC February 2021 February 2021 is set the country was also undertaken at the significant role in the ongoing is set to coincide to coincide with the away from a Mohammed Bin Rashid Space erosion of Mars’ atmosphere Rapper’s first campaign rally with the 50th 50th anniversary of dependence on Centre (MBRSC) in Dubai. by the energetic particles that NORTH CHARLESTON anniversary oil and gas and LASP’s Brett Landin stream away from the Sun. — Rapper Kanye West, of the UAE’s the UAE’s formation. towards a future believes the Emiratis are now This plays into the story of in his first event since formation. based more on in a great place to do another why the planet is now missing declaring himself a Hope is one a “knowledge mission on their own. most of the water it clearly presidential candidate, of three missions to Mars that economy”. “I could give you the process had early in its history. delivered a lengthy were launching this month. But when it comes to Mars, for fuelling a spacecraft, but To gather its observations, monologue on Sunday The US and China both the risks are high. One half of until you’ve put on an escape Hope will take up a near- (local time), touching on had surface rovers in the late all missions that are sent to suit and transferred 800kg equatorial orbit that stands off topics from abortion and stages of preparation. the Red Planet end in failure. of highly volatile rocket fuel from the planet at a distance religion to international Hope project director, from storage tanks into the of 22,000km to 44,000km. trade deals. Kanye West Why is the UAE going to Mars? Omran Sharaf, recognises the spacecraft, you don’t really “The desire to see every Whether he was dangers but insists his country know what it’s like,” the senior piece of real estate at every actually seeking the nation’s highest office The UAE had limited is right to at least try. systems engineer said. time of day ended up making remained a mystery, however. experience of designing and “This is a research and “Their propulsion engineers the orbit very large and West said that while he believed abortion should manufacturing spacecraft — development mission and, yes, have now done it and they elliptical,” explained core be legal, financial incentives to help struggling and yet now it was attempting failure is an option,” he told know how to do it the next science team lead on Hope, mothers could be a way of discouraging the something only the US, BBC News. time they build a spacecraft.” David Brain from LASP. practice. Russia, Europe and India had “However, failure to progress The Emiratis did not “By making those choices, “Everybody that has a baby gets a million succeeded in doing. as a nation is not an option. want to do “me too” science; we will for example be able dollars,” he said, as an example. But it spoke to the UAE’s And what matters the most they did not want to turn to hover over Olympus Mons Wearing a protective vest and with “2020” determination that they had here is the capacity and the up at the Red Planet and (the largest volcano in the shaved on to his hair, the entertainer spoke taken on this challenge. capability that the UAE gains repeat measurements that Solar System) as Olympus before a crowd in North Charleston, South Their engineers, mentored out of this mission, and the had already been made by Mons moves through different Carolina. According to a livestream of the by American experts, have knowledge it brings into the others. So they went to a US times of day. And at other event, it appeared that several hundred people produced a sophisticated country.” space agency (Nasa) advisory times, we’ll be letting Mars had gathered in a venue, where gospel music probe in just six years — and committee, called the Mars spin underneath us. We’ll get played before West’s appearance. The event was when this satellite gets to How has the UAE managed to Exploration Programme full disc images of Mars, but reportedly for registered guests only, although a Mars, it is expected to deliver do this? Analysis Group (MEPAG), and our camera has filters, so we’ll campaign website had no registration or RSVP novel science, revealing fresh asked what research a UAE be doing science with those information. West has missed the deadline to insights on the workings of The UAE government told probe could usefully add to the images - getting global views qualify for the ballot in several states, so it was the planet’s atmosphere. the project team it could not current state of knowledge. with different goggles on, if unclear if he is willing or able to collect enough In particular, scientists purchase the spacecraft from a MEPAG’s recommendations you like.” — BBC signatures required to qualify in others. — AP 16 TELEVISION The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 MONDAY—TUESDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

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For more information or to make a booking, please contact your usual advertising representative or Jane Smith on 869 0617 email: [email protected] The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 RACING 19 Bookmakers concede Jockeys’ premiership to Allpress PALMERSTON NORTH — TAB bookmakers amassed 1593 New Zealand victories along well. It has definitely been a combined effort.” her prospects for next season. have put up the white flag and are paying out with over 100 international wins from riding Among her New Zealand career victories are “I’m not really sure what is going to happen on Lisa Allpress winning the National Jockeys’ stints in Singapore, Japan and most recently, a 96 at stakes level, a figure that Allpress is keen next season but I know there are some really premiership. history-making victory in Saudi Arabia during an to see reach the 100 mark over the next twelve lovely young horses coming through that I am A double aboard Happy Star and Penelope international invitational series in March, where months, along with several personal goals she keen to be involved with,” she said. Cruise at Awapuni on Saturday put her twelve she became the first female jockey to win in the has set for herself. “It will definitely be a quieter start for me which wins clear of nearest rival Kozzi Asano with just Kingdom. “I’ve also got several trainers that I am getting I’m looking forward to and I will just take things two weeks and seven meetings left in a season Despite her premiership success this season, close to riding 100 winners for so that would be as they come.” tipped upside down by the Covid-19 pandemic. Allpress is adamant that wasn’t her priority from really special if I could do that too. Allpress was back in action at Timaru Allpress is delighted to sit atop the the start. “I’d like to think that achievement reflects the yesterday where a brilliant winning quartet premiership once again, the fourth time in a “It’s one of those things that wasn’t in the plan loyalty we have had for each other since I started aboard the Terri Rae-trained Painted Red, Scarfi, career that began back in the 1995/96 season at the start of the season,” she said. as they are stables I have ridden for ever since I Hatrick Boys and Newmarket extended her lead when she began an apprenticeship with master “I was going fairly well leading into my trip started.” over Asano to fifteen after the apprentice was trainer Kevin Gray. away to Saudi Arabia so I decided to get Aidan While Allpress would also dearly love to successful on Reliably Perky earlier in the day. Over the ensuing twenty four years, she has Rodley, my agent, to help me finish off the season defend her premiership title, she is relaxed about — NZ Racing Desk

Palmerston North greys at Manawatu Tuesday Jetbet 3 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 Total Bodyshop Supplies 12.22 8 13112 Emgrand Rose 38.33 Angela Turnwald 8 58s Taiapu nwtd Ivan Cox 3 47271 Bigtime Banjo 23.10 Lisa Cole Race 1: BIG TIME BRIE, BIG TIME JACKSON, ZIPPING SARAH EMERGENCIES: 4 33367 Big Time Tina 23.42 Lisa Cole $4030, C4, 457m 5 Kernow Construction Maiden Distance Feature 1.15 9 86846 Allegro Sade nwtd Lisa Cole 5 36776 Tuff Knight nwtd Bernie Mitchell Race 2: BIG TIME LANTAO, THRILLING BAXTER, BIG TIME HARLEY 1 15867 Bigtime Archie 26.26 Lisa Cole $3210, C0, distance, 660m 10 688s7 Goldstar Malone nwtd Sue Gommans 6 64864 Sub Twenty Three 23.37 Lisa Cole Race 3: PICK A PASCAL, JILLIBY LITSA, BIG TIME EDEN 2 33363 Allegro Lanie nwtd Lisa Cole 7 78458 Tuff Temptress 23.72 Bernie Mitchell 1 43526 Goldstar Hadlee nwtd Glen Hodgson Race 4: KAMADA PARK, RACE ME HOME, VACANT BOX THREE 3 11113 Thrilling Baxter 25.91 Karen Walsh 8 Red Snapper Seafoods, Christchurch 2.07 8 64625 Allegro Lexxi nwtd Lisa Cole 2 s8342 Buddy Loaded nwtd Glen Hodgson Race 5: BIGTIME BAILEY, RICH LISTER, BROKE BRAD 4 3s585 Rapid Fire 26.05 G & S Fredrickson EMERGENCIES: 3 46353 Rich Lister nwtd Maree Gowan $2860, C4/5, 410m Race 6: THRILLING NEVE, BIG TIME ROXY, BIG TIME AMBER 5 11111 Big Time Lantao 26.14 Lisa Cole 9 7s568 Bigtime Honey 24.01 Lisa Cole 4 52557 Broke Brad nwtd Angela Turnwald 1 72164 Big Time Frosty 23.33 Lisa Cole 6 F3261 Big Time Harley 25.92 Lisa Cole 10 58573 Double What 23.65 D Bell Race 7: KAY TUESSO, BIG TIME JUDA, BIG TIME FUZZ 5 Vacant Box Five - n & a 2 18736 Big Time Billie 23.38 Lisa Cole 7 63642 Thrilling Morris nwtd Karen Walsh Race 8: BIG TIME FAIRY, BIG TIME FROSTY, BIG TIME BILLIE 6 15351 Bigtime Bailey nwtd Lisa Cole 3 53s72 Big Time Izzy 23.26 Lisa Cole 8 71656 Funky Facts 26.09 G & S Fredrickson 11 Affordable Pet Accesories 3.07 Race 9: BIG TIME MARLISA, SOFTY BURGESS, BIGTIME DAISY 7 88133 Bigtime Bruno nwtd Lisa Cole 4 32421 Big Time Fairy 23.13 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: Race 10: BIGTIME BANJO, BIG TIME CLARE, TUFF KNIGHT 8 65638 Bigtime Tank nwtd Lisa Cole 5 44323 Big Time Kevin 23.34 Lisa Cole $1685, C2, 410m 9 24673 Allegro Curtis 25.87 Lisa Cole 6 12436 Big Time Pluto 23.28 Lisa Cole 1 26221 Dynamite Danger 23.55 G & S Fredrickson Race 11: ALLEGRO TAMMY, OHANA LAD, DYNAMITE DANGER 10 16657 Diddilee 25.92 Angela Turnwald Race 12: BIG TIME HAZEL, JACKS POINT, BIG TIME DAWSON 6 Doug Bradley Painters 1.32 7 85s12 Big Time Elsa 23.39 Lisa Cole 2 76212 Ohana Lad 23.59 Kellie Gommans 3 pngreyhounds.kiwi 12.40 $2860, C1/2, 457m 8 33145 Bigtime Pearl nwtd Lisa Cole 3 F8533 Giraffe Club 23.65 Lisa Cole EMERGENCY: 4 12212 Allegro Tammy nwtd Lisa Cole $3325, C2/3, 457m 1 58614 Tuff Mr. Tee 26.54 Sue Gommans 9 8s468 It’s Complicated 23.49 Lisa Cole 5 33s61 Bigtime Puma 23.57 Lisa Cole 2 42212 Big Time Roonie 26.52 Lisa Cole 1 21131 Jilliby Litsa nwtd Lisa Cole 6 41143 Zipping Luther 23.46 D Bell 3 86134 Big Time Amber nwtd Lisa Cole 2 17421 Big Time Eden 26.38 Lisa Cole 9 Outback Trading Company 2.24 7 45716 Bigtime Chris 23.35 G & S Fredrickson 4 75178 Thomas William 25.97 David Denbee 3 67252 Big Time Chad 26.50 Lisa Cole 8 24545 Mother’s Touch 23.41 D Bell 5 16F11 Thrilling Neve nwtd Karen Walsh $2390, C3/4, 410m 4 21147 Big Time Anton 26.10 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 6 77515 Big Time Odette 25.96 Lisa Cole 1 27228 Cheeseball nwtd Lisa Cole 5 43774 Bigtime Alfie 26.25 Lisa Cole 9 58573 Double What 23.65 D Bell 7 61111 Big Time Roxy 26.35 Lisa Cole 2 86351 Softy Burgess 23.20 Lisa Cole 6 21233 Pick A Pascal 26.24 G & S Fredrickson 10 88776 Cavatate nwtd D Bell 8 73423 Bigtime Benji 25.74 Lisa Cole 3 12766 Bigtime Daisy 23.61 Lisa Cole 7 86614 Spring Fox nwtd Maree Gowan EMERGENCIES: 4 55417 Big Time Marlisa 23.37 Lisa Cole 1 Formpro Ratings Free Every Tuesday 12.05 8 85858 Bigtime Leads 26.03 Lisa Cole 12 Greyhound As Pets 3.26 9 88776 Cavatate 26.50 D Bell 5 68838 Big Time Amie 23.17 Lisa Cole $4735, C4/5, 457m EMERGENCY: 10 23343 Plan Stan nwtd Lana Pearce 6 55175 Big Time Lebron 23.38 Lisa Cole $1450, C1, 410m 9 88776 Cavatate 26.50 D Bell 1 72731 Big Time Jackson 26.13 Lisa Cole 7 57781 Bigtime Bret 23.35 Lisa Cole 1 42523 Born Fab 23.73 Stephen Maher 2 81113 Big Time Brie 25.80 Lisa Cole 4 Creative Catering Distance 12.57 7 Paul Claridge Electrical 1.50 8 57835 Big Time Gwyn 23.22 Lisa Cole 2 15212 Big Time Dawson 23.87 Lisa Cole 3 31555 Bigtime Levi 25.75 Lisa Cole $1365, C0, 410m EMERGENCIES: 3 32335 Jacks Point nwtd W Woods 4 43613 Zipping Sarah 26.17 Angela Turnwald $4620, C2, distance, 660m 9 8s468 It’s Complicated 23.49 Lisa Cole 4 22115 Big Time Hazel nwtd Lisa Cole 1 42374 Wit And Wisdom nwtd Glen Hodgson 5 82414 Big Time Seth 25.76 Lisa Cole 1 227F8 Emgrand Park 38.55 Angela Turnwald 10 7s568 Bigtime Honey 24.01 Lisa Cole 5 33457 Triple What 23.66 D Bell 2 77773 Kay Tuesso nwtd Sue Gommans 6 14525 Big Time Kobe 25.89 Lisa Cole 2 55234 Race Me Home nwtd Bill Hodgson 6 33554 Morning Sun 23.62 John McInerney 3 5223 Big Time Juda nwtd Lisa Cole 7 23748 Big Time Mac 26.02 Lisa Cole 3 Vacant Box Three - n & a 10 J P Print, Petone 2.45 7 61 Otis 24.01 Kellie Gommans 4 623 Big Time Fuzz nwtd Lisa Cole 8 23131 Big Time Maple 26.45 Lisa Cole 4 32686 Double That 38.85 G & S Fredrickson 8 11 Allegro Nixon 23.48 Lisa Cole 5 4 Allegro Gemma nwtd Lisa Cole $2035, C2/3, 410m EMERGENCIES: 5 84567 Waitohi 39.43 Angela Turnwald EMERGENCIES: 6 24222 Big Time Penny nwtd Lisa Cole 1 51726 Fool’s Russian 23.33 Lisa Cole 9 24673 Allegro Curtis 25.87 Lisa Cole 6 Vacant Box Six - n & a 9 36667 Bigtime Diesel 23.76 G & S Fredrickson 7 2 Big Time Harry nwtd Lisa Cole 2 7s332 Big Time Clare 23.90 Lisa Cole 10 16657 Diddilee 25.92 Angela Turnwald 7 15621 Kamada Park 38.50 Angela Turnwald 10 25777 Slam It 23.93 John McInerney

Christchurch greys at Addington Tuesday 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 Garrard’s Horse And Hound Sprint 3.19 5 Murray & Hannah @ Ray White 033715005 Sprint 4.18 EMERGENCIES: 4 25778 Ohoka Carsen nwtd Lisa Waretini Race 1: MISS JUNE, JUST STAGGER, HOMEBUSH POPPY 9 36561 Would My Friend 17.42 J M McCook 5 72362 Impressive High 17.88 John McInerney $1450, C1, 295m $1685, C2, 295m 10 48168 Cosmic Marty 17.60 John McInerney 6 82134 Horse Range Opal 17.59 Malcolm Grant Race 2: CRYSTAL CINDI, TAKE A HINT, HOMEBUSH RAPPER 1 44231 Crystal Cindi 17.60 John McInerney 1 54528 Zefside 17.74 John McInerney 7 44353 Homebush Barclay nwtd John McInerney Race 3: DIAMOND DAZZLED, ALL UNITE, HOMEBUSH CARTER 2 12362 Take A Hint 17.46 John McInerney 2 62241 Ohoka Lacey 17.47 Lisa Waretini 8 Angler’s Arms Tavern Dash 5.14 8 33154 Ghost Mode 17.51 Hart & Taylor Race 4: MARAKESH MAX, HOMEBUSH HOTSHOT, OPAWA STUBBORN 3 64572 Mulberry Minx 17.34 Ken Cassidy 3 242F2 Mr Muppet 17.18 Robin Wales $1685, C2, 295m EMERGENCIES: Race 5: KNOW APPROVAL, BEES ARE BUZZING, OHOKA LACEY 4 s7587 Batty Who 17.73 Mitchell & Smith 4 17352 Bees Are Buzzing 17.28 J M McCook 1 46115 Jackie 17.40 Lisa Waretini 9 78886 Sozin’s Azure 17.44 John McInerney Race 6: CURLY BILL, GRACIAS MAESTRO, OPAWA BOYS PAID 5 24567 Horse Range 17.73 Malcolm Grant 6 34484 Homebush Rapper 17.47 John McInerney 5 83174 Mulberry Rock 17.37 Ken Cassidy 2 44234 Mine Hunter 17.21 J M McCook 10 67878 Jinja Toni nwtd Allan Joyce Race 7: GOLDSTAR REBEL, GOLDEN BAY, OUR COOK 7 87676 Grey Wind nwtd Norman Wanhalla 6 8s684 Homebush Bomber nwtd John McInerney 3 12557 Bound Up 17.58 John McInerney Race 8: BOUND UP, BLACK EYE BILL, MULBERRY BRIT 8 55542 Jealous Affair 17.47 Lisa Waretini 7 67731 Goldstar Halsey 17.33 S & B Evans 4 43671 Mulberry Brit 17.43 Ken Cassidy 11 Culvie Boy’s Syndicate Sprint 6.08 Race 9: STYLISH STEPPER, PUNCH ON BUZZ, FAMOUS LEE EMERGENCIES: 8 41233 Twizel Storm 17.55 Malcolm Grant 5 82551 Black Eye Bill 17.47 Michael Dempsey $2390, R/A, 295m 9 7s588 Homebush Dolphy 17.80 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 6 46424 Billy Ray 17.33 Norman Wanhalla Race 10: HORSE RANGE OPAL, ROSIES CHOICE, LADY SOBERS 1 14244 Goldstar Clover 17.25 S & B Evans 10 77688 Homebush Showoff 17.72 John McInerney 9 78221 Know Approval 17.28 Garry Cleeve 7 17438 Homebush Finn 17.21 John McInerney Race 11: GOLDSTAR CLOVER, SOZIN’S EMPIRE, ARCHIE JOHN HILL 2 s6178 Amuri George 17.23 John McInerney Race 12: MITCHAM SAM, STARR BLUEBLOOD, SOUFFLE SUE 10 48168 Cosmic Marty 17.60 John McInerney 8 64462 Goldstar Perrie 17.27 S & B Evans 3 Kaikanui Tavern Stakes 3.41 EMERGENCIES: 3 37835 Culvie Ness 17.22 Hart & Taylor $2505, C1, 520m 6 Addington Events Centre Stakes 4.37 9 14761 Know Crime 17.57 Garry Cleeve 4 16615 Archie John Hill 16.99 J & D Fahey 10 48168 Cosmic Marty 17.60 John McInerney 5 37473 Super Over Drama 17.12 S & B Evans 1 33622 Meatloaf nwtd Sharon Hindson $2505, C1, 520m 6 84117 Sozin’s Empire 17.17 John McInerney 2 51456 Homebush Carter 30.83 John McInerney 1 67848 Joe Bonanza 30.39 John McInerney 7 71264 Homebush Velma 17.24 John McInerney 3 8s777 Smash McDougal 30.95 David Kingston 9 Christchurch Casino Stakes 5.33 8 22374 Homebush Boots 17.20 John McInerney 4 52623 Impressive Jazz 31.58 John McInerney 2 35224 Making News nwtd Bruce Dann $2860, C2, 520m 3 22224 Opawa Boys Paid 30.41 J & D Fahey EMERGENCIES: 5 38833 Little Secret 30.44 Lisa Waretini 1 24737 Stumpy Bill 30.50 Michael Dempsey 6 133 All Unite 30.51 J & D Fahey 4 57488 Punch On Rex nwtd John McInerney 9 44284 Homebush Caesar nwtd John McInerney 5 32431 Curly Bill 31.01 Michael Dempsey 2 72146 Goldstar Alaska 30.83 S & B Evans 10 14587 Goldstar Wynter 17.20 S & B Evans 7 55512 Diamond Dazzled 30.69 Malcolm Grant 3 23878 Famous Lee 30.51 S & B Evans 8 48857 Ain’t He Lucky 30.82 Norman Wanhalla 6 15874 Gracias Maestro 30.42 Malcolm Grant 4 38262 Sefton Joy 30.38 Robin Wales 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 2.59 7 1525s Amy Laura nwtd B J Middlewood 12 Livamol Sprint 6.26 5 35234 Kea Viking 30.22 J & D Fahey 4 Spectator’s Bar & Bistro Dash 3.59 8 46764 Homebush Fudge nwtd John McInerney $1450, C1, 295m 6 21658 Punch On Buzz 30.27 John McInerney $2035, C3, 295m $1450, C1, 295m 1 34571 Just Stagger 18.40 John McInerney 7 greyhoundauctions.co.nz Dash 4.56 7 13751 Stylish Stepper 30.47 Malcolm Grant 1 43144 Crushington 17.38 John McInerney 2 12251 Miss June 17.66 John McInerney 1 8s786 Caramel Rose 17.52 Michael Dempsey 8 44165 Go Punter Go 30.63 Robin Wales 2 63326 It’s A Joke 17.26 John McInerney $1685, C2, 295m 3 13745 Tabby 17.33 Sharon Hindson 2 16587 Opawa Stubborn 17.35 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 3 31547 Blazing Banjo 17.58 John McInerney 3 33526 Dyna Trevor 17.42 Howard Anderton 4 36473 Fickle Mistress 17.36 Hart & Taylor 1 83212 Our Cook 17.15 Robin Wales 9 76224 Goldstar Yankee 30.37 S & B Evans 4 15626 Mitcham Sam 17.28 John McInerney 4 24673 Smash Surprise 17.38 Malcolm Grant 2 67541 Golden Bay 17.13 J M McCook 10 87461 Hustle Ace 30.45 Norman Wanhalla 5 12756 Starr Blueblood 17.28 John McInerney 5 31338 Homebush Poppy 17.69 John McInerney 5 16678 Homebush Hotshot 17.46 John McInerney 6 26686 Cold Affair 17.37 Lisa Waretini 6 62214 Marakesh Max 17.72 John McInerney 3 46758 Know Shame 17.38 Garry Cleeve 10 Clarkson’s Sign Studio Dash 5.50 6 28168 Sozin’s Symphony 17.18 John McInerney 7 42444 Jinja Cream Fizz 17.27 Allan Joyce 7 63464 Tonkawa 17.42 Mitchell & Smith 4 72167 Platonic Affair 17.47 Lisa Waretini 7 17648 Souffle Sue 17.19 John McInerney 8 33663 Smash Dragon 17.49 Malcolm Grant 8 74551 Homebush Sonja 17.54 John McInerney 5 53348 Elite Blueblood 17.57 John McInerney $1450, C1, 295m 8 17224 Crystal Cilla 17.39 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: EMERGENCIES: 6 12215 Goldstar Rebel 17.59 S & B Evans 1 14621 Lady Sobers 17.48 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 9 7s588 Homebush Dolphy 17.80 John McInerney 9 78886 Sozin’s Azure 17.44 John McInerney 7 54523 Smash Achiever 17.15 Malcolm Grant 2 7757s Homebush Reed nwtd John McInerney 9 57757 Memoir 17.30 Dylan Voyce 10 77688 Homebush Showoff 17.72 John McInerney 10 67878 Jinja Toni nwtd Allan Joyce 8 63515 Regal Jock 17.28 John McInerney 3 72717 Rosies Choice 17.56 Norman Wanhalla 10 54351 Fidgety Feet 17.21 J M McCook

New South Wales races at Wyong Tuesday Jetbet 17 TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections 2 Coca-Cola Plate 2.55 4 Jim Beam Handicap 4.10 9 0s01 Stormstarlet w (5) 55 85 M Bell 6 46405 Ragged Rascal d (1) 59 95 R Dolan (a) Race 1: ZOUNATE, MOOY, BIANCHI CUP 10 650s8 Stately Lady w (8) 55 76 Ms A Skerritt 7 1834s Super Longlea dw (10) 59 98 J Innes Jnr $35,000, Maiden SW, 1350m $35,000, 2yo Maiden, 1000m 11 00083 Grand Acheeva (1) 55 85 L Cumberland Race 2: LAKE MARION, EMTHREE, OLYMPIC GAZE 8 0335s Glamour Fox dw (15) 58.5 100 1 80805 Contest (9) 59 77 J Penza 1 — I Am Bolt SCRATCHED 9 47s94 Coco Cuber d (7) 58 96 M Bell Race 3: LA GIRL, MY ROSE MY KINGDOM, MONTANA THUNDER 2 3s249 Emthree (5) 59 98 A Gibbons 2 Jet Propulsion (8) 58 87 N Rawiller 6 Great Northern On Tap Hcp 5.25 10 s2s08 Classy Anna dwh (6) 57.5 95 G Buckley Race 4: JET PROPULSION, YANGARRA ROSE, PRIVATE EYE 3 70746 I Am Flying (1) 59 85 G Buckley 3 Private Eye (7) 58 87 R Hutchings $35,000, Class 2, 1000m 11 2441s Maibeasy w (11) 56.5 90 A Gibbons Race 5: AL SNIP, PATRINA, DUCHESS MARIZZA 4 92924 Man And Superman (4) 59 85 4 6 Wild Wind (11) 58 88 T Berry 1 s115s Rosina Kojonup d (8) 58.5 95 12 350s4 Martinique dwb (3) 56.5 97 A B Collett Race 6: ROSINA KOJONUP, SPECIAL DATE, CAN I ROCK Ms M Weir (a2) 5 42s2 Bastaki (12) 57.5 94 G Buckley EMERGENCIES: 5 67s No Complaints (3) 59 88 R Hutchings 6 2 Yangarra Rose b (4) 57 100 A Adkins A Hyeronimus Race 7: BADIA, WANDER, GLAMOUR FOX 2 112s0 Special Date (7) 58 92 M Bell 13 35277 Moccasin Miss cd (5) 56 95 Race 8: LIVE THE MOMENT, VIENNA RAIN, HOLY REIGN 6 0s Private Missile (6) 59 100 K Jennings 7 6s Strike Missile (13) 57 84 K Jennings 7 38797 Electric Daisy (8) 57 83 L Cumberland 8 Barossa Rosa h (5) 56 88 M Bell 3 191s Bring Glory wh (13) 57 88 K S Latham 14 5s687 Invincible Diva (4) 56 95 C Waddell (a3) 8 4s362 Lake Marion (7) 57 99 B Griffiths (a2) 9 — Waafiya SCRATCHED 4 7s170 Advance Party dw (9) 56 88 B Spriggs 15 65255 Stone Cold dw (13) 57 100 9 8 Olympic Gaze (2) 56.5 95 T Sherry (a1.5) 10 We Had Too Many (3) 56 91 5 1122s Xiaoli’s Ying db (4) 56 91 Ms L Day (a2) Ms M Weir (a2) T Sherry (a1.5) 6 s3604 Citrouille (10) 55 94 R Dolan (a) 16 5s066 Ever So Natural dh (12) 56.5 91 3 Carlton Dry Prov & Ctry 3.35 11 8s Preferred Choice (9) 56 83 A B Collett 7 016 One To Remember w (5) 55 88 J Penza 8 s5624 Can I Rock dw (14) 55 85 L Magorrian 8 Wyongs Next Raceday 31/7 6.40 $35,000, Maiden, 1200m 12 0 Still Reigning (6) 56 97 R Dolan (a) EMERGENCIES: 9 86584 Mosht Up dwh (3) 55 88 A Layt $35,000, Benchmark 64, 1600m 1 4s335 Montana Thunder h (7) 59 93 13 44 Into The Fire (10) 57 90 A Hyeronimus 10 780s1 Mr Kylin dw (1) 55 91 T Schiller (a3) 2 Stark (3) 59 88 S Guymer 14 9 Can’t Duch Dis (2) 57 84 11 2350s Euroaire (11) 55 83 S Guymer 1 05352 Holy Reign dh (3) 60.5 96 B Griffiths (a2) 3 258s Amiens h (8) 58 95 J Van Overmeire (a) 15 5s Adamas Prince (1) 57 85 12 0s997 Versifier (2) 55 82 J Innes Jnr 2 36961 Live The Moment dw (7) 60.5 100 4 45s3 La Girl (12) 57 95 N Rawiller EMERGENCIES: R Hutchings 1 De Bortoli Wines Handicap 2.20 5 5s Adamas Prince (13) 55.5 86 M Bell 5 tab.com.au Handicap 4.45 13 s880s When You Wish (15) 55 70 3 s2413 Brutality w (4) 59.5 98 J Ford 6 93s24 My Rose My Kingdom (5) 55.5 100 $35,000, 3yo Maiden, 1600m $35,000, Class 1, 1350m 14 0335s Glamour Fox w (6) 56.5 100 A Gibbons 4 s2388 Vienna Rain b (1) 59.5 98 A Hyeronimus T Sherry (a1.5) 15 47s94 Coco Cuber (12) 56 94 5 26431 Bandahara dw (10) 58.5 96 A Bullock 1 52323 Zounate b (4) 59 100 Ms L Day (a2) 7 4030 The Flasher (11) 55.5 95 1 13s32 Al Snip wb (2) 59 100 T Berry 6 32835 Salsa Man tcw (5) 58.5 94 R Dolan (a) Ms N Burrells (a3) 2 10s45 Snowfire (11) 58.5 93 K Jennings 2 67 Cecil Street (2) 56 87 K S Latham 7 Off The Track NSW 6.05 7 s9762 High Court dh (9) 58 95 G Buckley 8 76566 Badge Of Honour (10) 55 88 3 124 Duchess Marizza w (4) 58 96 3 6s432 Mooy b (1) 56 90 J Van Overmeire (a) $35,000, Benchmark 64, 1100m Ms M Weir (a2) Ms L Day (a2) 8 4s596 D’oro Rain w (11) 57.5 91 M Bell 4 6s86 Bianchi Cup (9) 55 94 T Berry 9 779s Kelava (1) 55 87 A Hyeronimus 4 221s3 Patrina wb (7) 58 93 T Sherry (a1.5) 1 932s1 Wander cdwn (8) 61.5 99 T Sherry (a1.5) 9 60321 Toe Tapper dw (8) 57.5 99 Ms L Day (a2) 5 57885 Doin’ Shots h (8) 55 81 G Buckley 10 66 Mon Amore (2) 55 99 R Dolan (a) 5 153s You Too (9) 57.5 91 L Magorrian 2 91133 Mr Polar (9) 60.5 100 Ms L Day (a2) 10 32s11 Duchess Adele dw (6) 57 97 S Guymer 6 69459 Mexican Standoff h (7) 55 84 A Gibbons 11 s406s Rockness Angel h (6) 55 91 G Buckley 6 7s356 Undoubted (3) 57 89 R Hutchings 3 2512s Badia wb (2) 59.5 99 T Berry 11 2s410 Rules Don’t Apply cw (13) 57 97 J Penza 7 59964 Rejected (5) 55 84 J Penza 12 67057 Sombre Prize (4) 55 88 J Penza 7 s4825 Light Charge (10) 55 87 4 48815 Upper East Side wh (16) 59.5 96 12 114s0 Tudor Prince w (2) 57 98 T Berry 8 s4463 Swahili Mai (3) 55 91 T Schiller (a3) EMERGENCY: J Van Overmeire (a) Chris C Williams (a2) EMERGENCY: 9 00887 Torba (6) 55 80 Ms N Burrells (a3) 13 6s Strike Missile (9) 55.5 87 8 65014 Get The Cash w (6) 55 85 Ms M Weir (a2) 5 21 El Cohete w (14) 59 98 R Hutchings 13 s0767 Lights Of Como (12) 55 83 Ms A Skerritt

Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. 20 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 Hamilton edges closer MOTORSPORT by Jerome Pugmire, AP Bottas, who finished less than one second behind him in third place to relinquish BUDAPEST, Hungary — Formula the championship lead after three races. One champion Lewis Hamilton won the Hamilton took a record-extending Hungarian Grand Prix for the eighth 90th career pole on Saturday to match time to equal Michael Schumacher’s Schumacher’s record for seven poles on single-venue record and take the the 4.4-kilometre track nestled among championship lead on Sunday. rolling hills outside Budapest. Hamilton’s latest victory from pole He made a clean start but Bottas position was as comfortable as the nearly made a poor one from second and was nine-second margin over second-place overtaken by Lance Stroll starting third; JUMBO CROSSWORD SOLUTION Max Verstappen suggested. The British the Ferraris of Sebastian Vettel and 1446 driver’s 86th GP win moved him just five Charles Leclerc; and Verstappen from ACROSS: 1 Musty, 4 Make short work of, 14 Clasp, 15 Lingo, 16 behind the German great Schumacher’s seventh. Lascivious, 17 Prior, 19 All, 20 Guarded, 21 Burnished, 22 Burial, 25 F1 record of 91. Red Bull only just managed to get Enlighten, 27 Tenant, 28 Felony, 33 Scrutineer, 35 Mar, 36 Shifty, 37 Star, “It would have been so far-fetched to Verstappen’s car on the grid. About 20 believe that could possibly come true,” minutes earlier, he damaged the front 39 Put, 41 Nearing, 42 Jingle, 43 On the ball, 44 Defer, 45 Employee, 50 Hamilton said. wing when going over a kerb and sliding No, 51 Ecstatic, 55 Canoe, 58 Shipshape, 59 Garlic, 60 Strolls, 61 Owl, “I remember watching Michael on into the barriers on a warm-up lap. 63 Debt, 64 Classy, 65 Ewe, 66 First thing, 68 Keeper, 69 Credit, 71 TV win all his races. Now I’m getting Team principal Christian Horner 76 77 79 81 84 85 closer to the amount of wins he has, it looked on anxiously as mechanics Solitaire, Wrench, Cautioned, Ignited, Cue, Parka, just reminds me of the dominance and replaced it and repaired the suspension,

Originally, 86 Vague, 87 Eight, 88 Behind the scenes, 89 Steed. PuzzleThe Company excellence he showed for so long. I can working frantically to get his car ready DOWN: 2 Unique, 3 Tiger, 5 Away, 6 Exclude, 7 Havana, 8 Roots, 9 © understand the position he was in and I with the clock ticking down. Western, 10 Rope, 11 Odious, 12 Fatal, 13 Apology, 14 Cruiser, 18 can understand the pressures he had.” “The mechanics did an amazing job,” 23 24 26 27 29 30 Schumacher won the French GP eight Verstappen said. Deficiency, Thief, Incisor, Neutral, Torpedo, Outcast, times when it was held at Magny-Cours. “I don’t know how they did it but they Scream, 31 Image, 32 Static, 34 Raid, 36 Stuff, 38 Relic, 40 Feat, 45 Hamilton first won here in 2007 and his were incredible, just on time. To be able Eased, 46 Pliable, 47 Oust, 48 Enable, 49 Enjoy, 50 Neglect, 52 Set at first success with Mercedes also came at to split the two Mercedes cars was great 53 54 55 56 57 62 67 the Hungaroring track in 2013, the year for us. I thought I was not going to race large, Another, Island, Censure, Greet, Tiff, Frail, after replacing Schumacher on the Silver so to be second was like a victory today.” Receipt, 68 Kitchen, 70 Diamond, 72 Operate, 73 Accrue, 74 Copies, 75 Arrows team. In a demoralising sign of the times 76 78 80 82 83 Verstappen drove superbly to hold off Secure, Wedge, Thigh, Inapt, Taxi, Flue. CROSSWORDJUMBO Copyright for Ferrari, both cars were lapped by Hamilton’s Mercedes teammate Valtteri Hamilton. THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Tuesday, July 21, 2020

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Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 SPORT 21 McMillan brace sets up win FOOTBALL by John Gillies Ten minutes later, City Rovers hit back On a sodden field nearby, Heavy Adams said United keeper Seth Piper when they took advantage of a lapse in Equipment Services Gisborne United made some good saves, especially when GISBORNE Thistle stayed on the heels the Thistle defence. came up against a tough Taradale outfit. the game became a 10-on-10 contest and of league leaders Port Hill by beating It stayed at 1-1 until halftime, and Of the previous week’s United squad, play opened up a bit more. Napier City Rovers Reserves 2-1 in Thistle scored almost straight from the attacking midfielder Jarom Brouwer and The back four of centrebacks Kieran Pacific Premiership football in Napier on kick-off for the second spell. defender Jake Robertson could not travel Higham and Mal Scammell, rightback Saturday. A cross from right-winger Brandon because of family commitments. Steven Husband and leftback James Meanwhile, Gisborne United lost 1-0 Josling was flicked on to McMillan, who Taradale marked striker Josh Adams Bristow were solid. Bristow, in particular, to Taradale, who scored from the penalty drove the ball hard into the bottom left tightly but he and Josh Harris still had a “stormer”, having been shifted from spot five minutes from the end of the corner. caused problems. Adams hit the post the left flank into defence. game. The goals were a fitting reward for and two other shots hit the bar on a day United went with a 4-3-3 formation, Both matches were played at Park McMillan. where things didn’t go United’s way. skipper Venema playing the central Island after heavy rain and waterlogged “Ashley played really well,” said Thistle Both teams had a man sent off, in each holding role in midfield while Thompson pitches caused widespread venue changes coach Garrett Blair, who had shifted case for committing a second yellow-card and the energetic Malcolm Marfell in Hawke’s Bay sport. McMillan from the right flank to the offence. The Taradale player was first to ranged around him. Two goals from central midfielder middle of midfield for this clash. go, in the 55th minute, and five minutes The strike force of Josh Adams, Harris Ashley McMillan set Gisborne Vehicle From the time of Thistle’s second goal later United midfielder Dane Thompson and Campbell Hall had pace to burn but, Testing Thistle on the road to victory to the final whistle, the action was end to was shown the red card for a second on this occasion, no luck. against City Rovers Reserves, who were end, Blair said. yellow-card tackle. With 10 minutes to go, Corey Adams in second place coming into this game. “We had a pretty tense last 10 minutes. Five minutes from time, United brought on Sam Royston for Hall and Thistle move into second place, three Rovers mounted attack after attack but lost possession in their own half and Matt Adams for Husband. points behind Port Hill — 4-1 winners at the boys did well to shut up shop and defensive midfielder Kieran Venema Royston, a player with a rugby Maycenvale — but with a game in hand. come away with a result. brought down the attacking player on the background, has impressed for United’s McMillan opened the scoring in “It was one of those games where the edge of the penalty area. United thought Eastern League 1 team. He is the son the 20th minute when he made a run boys needed a bit of heart, and we saw it was outside the area, but the referee of Dave Royston, who also played rugby from midfield to get on the end of a that. I was really proud of them.” didn’t, and Taradale scored from the spot. before making his mark as a goalscorer ball knocked in behind the defence by Apart from McMillan, keeper Mark “We played good football, but it was with a rocket-like shot for Thistle. Thistle leftback Kuba Jerabek. McMillan Baple, Jerabek, skipper Nick Land another one of those days when we On Saturday, United are away again, to steadied himself and placed the ball past and Josling stood out in a strong team couldn’t score,” coach Corey Adams said. league leaders Port Hill, as are Thistle, to the goalkeeper into the bottom left corner. performance, Blair said. “Their keeper had a great game.” Western Rangers. Chelsea through to face SPORTS BRIEFS England in strong position MANCHESTER — Despite losing a day to the weather, the England cricketers will still be able to push for victory on the final day of the second Arsenal in FA Cup final test against the West Indies in Manchester. England ended the fourth day on 37 for 2 in their FOOTBALL by Rob Harris, AP second innings, a lead of 219. The tourists were bowled out for 287 with half LONDON — At least goalkeeper David centuries from Kraigg Brathwaite, Shamarh De Gea was spared having a crowd inside Brooks and Roston Chase. Wembley to witness his latest mistakes Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes took three in the Manchester United goal. wickets each. England, who failed to enforce Gifted goals to beat United 3-1 on the follow-on, lost Jos Buttler and Zak Crawley Sunday, Chelsea will be returning to the cheaply as they tried to score quick runs, with national stadium on August 1 to face Kemar Roach castling both batsmen. Arsenal in an all-London FA Cup final. West Indies have a 1-0 lead in the three-test Arsenal beat Manchester City 2-0 on series, which is being played behind closed doors Saturday in the other semifinal. due to the Covid-19 pandemic, after they won the De Gea’s first mistake came in the 11th first test in Southampton. — Radio NZ minute of first-half stoppage time. Olivier Giroud’s close-range deft touch from ‘Warriors’ worst performance’ Cesar Azpilicueta’s cross was pushed into THE Warriors interim coach Todd Payten has his own goal by De Gea. called his side’s 46-10 loss to the Cronulla Sharks United, who was rocked by Eric Bailly in the NRL at Central Coast Stadium on Sunday being hospitalised with a first-half head afternoon “by far the worst performance of the injury, returned to the field early for the season”. start of the second half, but was just as Payten could not pinpoint why the Warriors were sloppy. “soft” against a Shaun Johnson-led Sharks side Diving to his left, De Gea let Mason AT FULL STRETCH: Chelsea goalkeeper Willy Caballero makes a save during the who scored three tries in the first 15 minutes. Mount’s long-range strike go through English FA Cup semifinal match against Manchester United at Wembley Stadium, The match was a virtual training run for his gloves. There was shared United London, today. Chelsea won the match 3-1. Picture by Andy Rain, pool via AP Johnson, who scored one try and set up two culpability for the 46th-minute goal since more, while the middle forwards rolled far too Brandon Williams gave the ball away It means Frank Lampard’s first season crowned champion Liverpool and easily through their Warriors counterparts. around the halfway line with a misplaced as Chelsea manager will end with a cup Sunday’s finale against Wolverhampton. The win would have put the Sharks back inside pass that Mount seized on. final. It will be a harder route to a second Tottenham’s victory over Leicester was the top eight ahead of the Rabbitohs, but for a “David knows he should have saved the final in August, with Chelsea trailing secured by Harry Kane setting up the late try to the Warriors in the dying seconds. second goal, but that’s done now,” United 3-0 to Bayern Munich in the Champions opener before netting twice to take his The danger signs were there early when manager Ole Gunnar Solskjær said. “It’s League round of 16. tally to 23 goals this season. impressive prop Braden Hamlin-Uele strolled hard for a keeper to make amends, apart “We don’t want to get too far ahead Tottenham, who moved up to sixth through some non-existent middle defence and from David making two or three fantastic of ourselves,” said Lampard, who won place in their pursuit of a Europa League Will Kennedy finished off a slick scrum play to saves after. the FA Cup four times as a Chelsea place, took the lead in the sixth minute make it 12-0 after 10 minutes. “But you see Brandon . . . probably feels player. “But we can certainly enjoy the after Son Heung-min ran onto Kane’s Ronaldo Mulitalo and Shaun Johnson with a bit responsible and the rest of the half performance and the result.” pass before sending in a shot that was a brilliant touchdown joined the first half try- he was absolutely outstanding.” In this pandemic-delayed conclusion deflected in by James Justin. scoring list while Jesse Ramein and Sione Katoa It summed up United’s misfortune to the season, which prevents fans Lucas Moura played in Kane for a low produced second-half doubles. — Radio NZ that the third goal in the 74th came attending games, Solskjaer is also finish in the 37th and the Brazilian set from captain Harry Maguire accidentally chasing continental glory through the up the striker again three minutes later Edge-of-your-seat netball turning the ball past De Gea at the near Europa League with United. for a shot curled into the far corner. AUCKLAND — The Mainland Tactix were denied post when under pressure from Chelsea’s Chelsea and United will be hoping Bournemouth is in relegation trouble an upset win over the Central Pulse in an ANZ Antonio Rüdiger. to secure Champions League spots in after being beaten 2-0 by Southampton, Premiership thriller in Sunday’s opening game at Usually Sergio Romero plays in goal the final week of the Premier League remaining in next-from-last place. Auckland Netball Centre. for United in the FA Cup. De Gea hadn’t season — and not be relying on winning Bournemouth is three points below In a titanic arm-wrestle, the table-topping Pulse played in the competition since the 2018 continental competitions to qualify. 17th-place Watford, with an inferior goal came from behind to beat the Tactix 33-32. final when Chelsea beat United. Leicester’s 3-0 loss at Tottenham in difference and having played a game With one minute left on the clock the scores With three years remaining on De the Premier League on Sunday means more ahead of next weekend’s season were tied 32-32 as the Pulse looked to play down Gea’s contract, United have a quandary the 2016 champions risk dropping out finale at Everton. the clock, a long shot from Ekenasio giving her over the future of one of its highest-paid of the top four after being there since Trailing to Danny Ings’ opener, side the match-winning edge. The Tactix led for players who was once considered one of September. Bournemouth thought they had secured much of the second half and had a chance to the world’s top goalkeepers. Fifth-place United remains only a point in second-half stoppage time. But snatch a draw when goal attack Te Paea Selby- United can so often rely on winning behind Leicester on goal difference and Sam Surridge’s goal was ruled out by Rickit landed a long shot, but it failed to go a penalty. But even earning a 19th spot has a game in hand against West Ham VAR for offside against Callum Wilson. through the net before the final whistle sounded. kick of the season — converted by Bruno on Wednesday before playing Brendan And Bournemouth’s frustration was In the second game of the day, former Silver Fernandes in the 85th after Anthony Rodgers’ side on Sunday. compounded in the ninth minute of Fern Ellen Halpenny helped the Southern Steel to Martial was fouled by Callum Hudson- Chelsea are a point ahead of Leicester stoppage time by Southampton substitute a morale boosting 41-40 victory over the Waikato- Odoi — could not spark a late comeback. going into Wednesday’s game at newly Che Adams scoring a second. Bay of Plenty Magic. — Radio NZ 22 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 Johnson spares a thought for his old teammates RUGBY LEAGUE you” before sharing a heartfelt message sacrificing, Johnson said. New Zealand after the game on Saturday, with his former teammates. “I have got my pregnant wife, 33 weeks leaving an already stretched squad. SHAUN Johnson has shared a heartfelt “I won’t say I feel sorry for them; I don’t pregnant, there is no way I could leave her Interim coach Todd Payten said their message to his former teammates after bloody pity them, it is not about that,” he right now. looming departures didn’t factor in his Cronulla Sharks side handed the New told the Daily Telegraph. “So the fact they have got boys fielding yesterday’s defeat. Zealand Warriors a heavy 46-10 defeat in “I have very close friends in that group. a team here, competing hard, I know some “I don’t think it has, and it shouldn’t have, the NRL yesterday. I still have a lot of care for the club. I have boys are going back. But the fact they are any impact on the performance today,” he Johnson scored a try and kicked seven been there and I have experienced some of even here I think is a tremendous sacrifice told NRL.com. conversions as the Sharks cruised to that pain where you try so hard and it just and a credit to the club as a whole.” “The last two to three weeks our spirits victory in an eight-tries-to-two romp. doesn’t translate on the field. It doesn’t get any easier for the Warriors, have been really high at training. There’s a The Kiwis halfback played eight seasons “And I know the professionalism they who sit 13th on the NRL table with three good bond in the group. at Mt Smart before being dumped at the have in that group and the leadership. They wins from 10 games. Next up are the fifth- “There is now some clarity around the end of the 2018 season. have got the right ingredients. That is where placed Roosters before four players head guys going home. After yesterday’s victory, Johnson told the my pain comes.” home. “There are some families here in the Daily Telegraph it was good to get one back “I don’t know if I could do what they are David Fusitu’a, Ken Maumalo, Agnatius facility so there’s a good feeling there at the on the club “that didn’t necessarily want doing in terms of coming over here and Paasi and King Vuniyayawa will all return to moment.” — AAP Highlanders come WINNING back to win thriller NUMBERS RUGBY HAMILTON — Centre Sio Tompkinson DRAW No. 1978 scored the match-winning try in the 82nd BONUS minute as the Highlanders rallied from WINNING NUMBERS NUMBER 24-0 down after 21 minutes to beat the Chiefs 33-31 in Super Rugby Aotearoa 01 09 10 16 22 23 33 yesterday. Flyhalf Mitch Hunt’s conversion, the Total Lotto final act of the match, marked the first prizes $3,962,322 time the Dunedin-based Highlanders had No. OF led. PRIZE MONEY WINNERS They were down 24-7 at halftime and DIVISION ONE $250,000 4 31-7 early in the second half but rallied 6 winning Nos doggedly to score four second-half tries, TWO 5 winning Nos including two in the last five minutes, to plus the Bonus No. $23,936 14 THREE grab an unlikely victory. 5 winning Nos $558 596 “Once we had the ball and put FOUR some phases together we were good,” 4 winning Nos plus the Bonus No. $56 1356 Highlanders captain Ash Dixon said. FIVE “But I think in that first half we were 4 winning Nos $27 24,224 SIX well off the pace and we couldn’t contain 3 winning Nos it.” TOP TRY: Highlanders halfback Aaron Smith scored the try of the game against the plus the Bonus No $22 29,529 “We gave away a lot of silly penalties Chiefs. NZ Herald picture SEVEN 3 winning Nos Bonus Ticket 326,796 and our discipline was poor. But once we got down the right end of the field and New Zealand competition and their last The Chiefs opened the second half played a bit of ball things happened.” in the full Super Rugby tournament with a try — their second to hooker After a thrilling 80 minutes the before it was suspended because of the Bradley Slater from a lineout drive — match came down to the final play. Covid-19 pandemic. before the Highlanders rallied with two The Highlanders, trailing 31-26, won Chiefs and British and Irish Lions tries, including the best of the match to a penalty after the full-time siren and coach Warren Gatland was made aware halfback Aaron Smith. kicked to touch to win a a lineout five before the match that the Chiefs only Winger Josh McKay made a small WINNING NUMBERS 09 01 23 10 metres from the Chiefs’ goal-line. twice before in their history had lost six break and Smith was on hand to scoop They won the ball and Dixon secured it games in a row and had never lost five in up his desperate pass and break into at the back of the maul as they attempted Total Strike a row at home. open space with his All Black teammate, prizes $807,038 to drive through the Chiefs defence. They Gatland responded: “I’ve been in rugby Chiefs scrumhalf Brad Weber in hot No. OF were held back by the Chiefs’ determined a long time so it’s not the first time I’ve pursuit. Caught short of the goal line, PRIZE MONEY WINNERS defence and scrumhalf Aaron Smith had my back against the wall a little bit.” Smith passed to replacement lock TOTAL called for the ball, passing on the open The Hamilton-based Chiefs came out in Manaaki Selby-Rickit who returned his Four out of Four $150,000 2 side to Tompkinson who cut through to a similarly combative mood, controlling pass and made the try. score. possession and territory to score three A try to winger Jona Nareki, who cut Three out of Four $570 102 In doing so, the Highlanders prevented tries in the first quarter. The remainder through the Chiefs’ defence from halfway the Chiefs from winning their first match Two out of Four $64 5062 of the match was more competitive and in the 75th minute, put the Highlanders of the Super Rugby Aotearoa season. the Highlanders scored a try to cut the within a converted try of victory and set One out of Four Bonus Ticket 124,930 They lost their first four matches in the lead to 24-7 at halftime. up the decisive final moment. — AP

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33661-01 second period, tightening their defence But while they were full of enterprise, Kurt Eklund, both from lineouts. The Gisborne Herald does not make any assurances as to the accuracy and scoring two tries from lineout drives they lacked care with their finishing and Aumua’s match-winner was also from a of this information. Please check your tickets at a Lotto shop. to lead 27-22 as full-time approached. let tries go begging. lineout drive. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Monday, July 20, 2020 SPORT 23 Big win for HSOG against Whangara NETBALL by Murray Robertson She said the HSOG shooters with a strong 27-17 victory over stepped up in the match. Gisborne Girls’ High School Senior DEFENDING premier grade “Marcia Beale and Lisa Basford A. champions High School Old Girls shot well, and we were good on It was tight for the first 10 made short work of Whangara Old defence, too, with our brand new minutes, YMP up by just a single Girls in the match of the day in defensive duo of Kelly Wood and goal, 7-6. But it was 12-8 at halftime senior netball at Victoria Domain on Alex Sinclair.” and 22-13 at three-quartertime. Saturday. Whangara coach Ronnie Martin The other winners in PAK’nSAVE said that having only seven players Other results — A Grade: Claydens premier grade were Claydens available for both their games on Waikohu Masters 37 Tatapouri Sportsfit Waikohu, YMP Sunshine Brewing Saturday made it tough. 12; Horouta Taimana 25 Taiki 29; Old Girls and, in the first of their two games, “We needed a full team to take on Whangara 11 YMP Masters 40; IMS HSOG Whangara. High School Old Girls,” she said. Masters 36 Gis Fluid and Machinery HSOG “The weather wasn’t ideal, but “They’re a fit and structured team. 20; Taiki 34 YMP Masters 26. at least the rain eased enough for “We didn’t help ourselves with too A Reserve: Farmlands Ngatapa 41 Gis us to play games,” centre manager many errors, handing the ball back Denture Clinic HSOG 10; Campion Snr A Allisa Hall said. to them too many times.” 17 Tapuae 41; Tapuae 48 Gis Denture Clinic Taste One High School Old Whangara won their first match HSOG 16; YMP TimberPro 15 FarmCare Girls led throughout in their match of the day, 36-26 against Horouta HSOG 20; Whalis 17 Claydens Waikohu against Whangara, albeit by Gold. (2) 25. only three goals after the first 10 Horouta were up 10-8 after First Grade: Uawa Ngarangikahiwa minutes. the first period, but Whangara 25 GGHS Snr B 25; OBM Blue 25 GGHS They were up 24-10 at halftime, turned that around to lead 16-14 Jnr A 37; Steve Craill Builder Ngatapa 25 33-18 at three-quartertime, and at halftime and 27-23 at three- The Stingerz 12; Tyre General Ngatapa 42-26 at the end. quartertime. 16 Thistle Storm 16; GGHS Jnr A 45 The “It was a good result for us,” Claydens Waikohu (1) recorded Stingerz 22. HSOG coach Tanya Owen said. their second win of the competition, First Reserve/Second Grade: Thistle “But we are still trying to get our 41-22 against Ritana Senior A from Phoenix 6 GGHS TSA 39; Tatapouri heads around playing outdoors, and Lytton High School. Sportsfit Social def YMP Manawanui for only 40 minutes. They led throughout and were by default; GGHS TSA 37 Kotahi Aroha “We are working hard to adapt to 25-13 ahead at halftime. 18; Gisborne Glass Ngatapa 16 Uawa READY TO PASS: Horouta Gold centre Paare Ahuriri-Leach the new structure of the games, and YMP Sunshine Brewing retained Kahukuraiti 20; OBM Red Social 28 Ritana prepares to pass under pressure from Whangara Old Girls still have work to do.” their unbeaten status, like HSOG, Toa 13. centre Maiangi Mackey-Gilroy. Picture by Paul Rickard Start your journey to success eit.ac.nz | 0800 22 55 348 Fit study around your work, home and whanau - achieve a qualiication in only a few months. 30782-02

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RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf THEY crammed in as many rugby thrills, spills and crashes as they could for 65 minutes. But after serious injuries to OBM left wing Caleb Banks (concussion, 49th minute) and lock Isaiah Booth (right knee, 65th minute) in the match against Waikohu, referee Royce Maynard ended play 15 minutes early for reasons of player safety. The Ra Broughton-coached unbeaten GT Shearing Waikohu beat Enterprise Cars OBM 19-7, having led 14-0 at halftime at the Oval. In other matches in Week 5 of Civil Project Solutions Premier Rugby, Larsawn Ngatapa beat East Coast Farm Vets YMP 20-17 after being 14-7 up at halftime at Paddy’s Park, Patutahi Domain, and Contract Consultants High School Old Boys beat Kevin Hollis Glass Pirates 26-10 after being 14-5 up at halftime at the Oval. Waikohu (24 points) and OBM (2pts) remain unmoved in the standings, but Ngatapa (18pts) reclaimed second place from YMP (16pts), who are now in third position, and HSOB (10pts) swapped fifth spot for fourth with Pirates (6pts). Poverty Bay Rugby coach and referee development manager Miah Nikora chose Waikohu tighthead prop Jarryd Broughton as the union’s MVP (most valuable player) in the Waikohu-OBM game. Poverty Bay player development manager Kahu Tamatea chose HSOB halfback-cum-fullback Sam Middleton as the MVP in the HSOB-Pirates game and Poverty Bay Heartland head coach Tom Cairns selected Ngatapa loosehead prop FORWARD POWER: Waikohu captain and hooker Geoff Pari goes over the line for the opening try against OBM at the Oval on Antonio Walker-Leawere as the MVP of Saturday. Waikohu were 19-7 ahead when the match finished early for reasons of player safety. Picture by Paul Rickard the Ngatapa-YMP game. Jarryd Broughton was also Waikohu’s early in the match, and OBM hooker to OBM, 6-6 at game’s end. The first half lead. own pick as the team’s player of the day. Rikki Terekia visited the “blood bin” in lineout count was 2-2, later 10-4 to OBM. There was no foul or undisciplined play Other team player-of-the-day awards the sixth minute. Waikohu led the first-half penalty count during the game but in the 49th minute, went to halfback Braedyn Grant (OBM), Both teams continued to take the ball 5-3, but the final tally was 7-6 to OBM. Banks and his teammate, reserve hooker loosehead prop James Jenkins (HSOB), into contact from 22 to 22, until Waikohu Carrizo and OBM blindside flanker Dayne Williams, clashed heads in the second five-eighth Paora Mullany broke the deadlock. Surging over halfway Evan Bryant were their team’s best left pocket. The game was stopped for 15 (Pirates), centre Nashwen Mouton on the left side of the ground, Waikohu lineout forwards, Bryant winning minutes as a result. (Ngatapa) and openside flanker-cum- forced OBM vice-captain and fullback excellent ball throughout the match. In the 51st minute of playing time, centre Te Peehi Fairlie (YMP). Scott McKinley to make a covering tackle Waikohu’s sheer power — at the scrum Grant hared across the ground to make In Week 6 games this weekend — the on second-five Leroy Taiapa, 15 metres and with ball in hand — was a telling a superb cover-tackle on Wilson near the last fixtures in the first of two rounds off the left touch, 17m from the OBM factor. right sideline as both teams applied — before the semi-finals and grand final — goal-line. OBM tackled hard from start to finish, and withstood — significant pressure. Pirates play Waikohu on Barry Park 1, Towering lock Daniel Timoti made a conceding only three tries against a side On 55 minutes, referee Royce Maynard Ngatapa play YMP at Paddy’s Park and charge to the line before Pari picked up capable of scoring that many in one half awarded Waikohu a penalty on attack HSOB play OBM on Oval 2. the ball and drove a metre to score the alone. near the left touch, only for the visitors to On Saturday, around 800 people opening try. Smith converted for 7-0. OBM head coach Trevor Crosby said kick the ball dead in-goal. watched the two games at the Oval. Grant and Terekia both brought their game overall had picked up. Two minutes after that, they were Both Waikohu player-coach Ra down a rampaging Jarryd Broughton in “On Saturday, we retained possession penalised on the OBM goal-line as they Broughton and his captain, hooker Geoff separate instances midway through the for long periods and we maintained pressed the attack. Pari, said conditions determined tactics. first half. continuity, even under pressure,” he said. In the 62nd minute, again with all Pari said Waikohu took a while to On 26 minutes, Banks struck for OBM, “Our combinations at the lineout were hands on deck for OBM, Cook — back in adjust to the wet weather and made off a flick-pass infield from McKinley better, our scrum had its moments and the side after two weeks out of town — errors. as he fell in Waikohu wing KC Wilson’s the boys rallied behind their captain (lock showed his versatility with a line-kick “Credit goes there to OBM and the tackle on the left touch. First-five Michael Jacob Cook). from five metres in front of the posts, to pressure they put us under at close Fox converted for 7-7. “We showed courage under fire.” the left touch, 35m upfield. quarters,” he said. In the 31st minute — from a scrum Following the restart, Waikohu soon In the 65th minute, Booth went down. “As defending champions, they rolled set seven metres off the left sideline one achieved field position, courtesy of a 50m Play was stopped once more, and the their sleeves up, showed heart and gave metre into OBM’s 22 — Waikohu worked wipers kick by fullback Ethine Reeves match ended on that note. us a hard time.” across the ground over six phases for from centreground, just short of halfway, Cook said it was OBM’s tightest game Broughton said mistakes were openside flanker Shannon Cameron to into the right corner. of the season up front. inevitable in such conditions. score 15m to the right of the posts. After a scrum set 10m from OBM’s “We showed more commitment than we Waikohu’s answer was simply to play Waikohu led 12-0 at the break. goal-line, seven metres off the right had before,” he said. for territory and kick for space. First-five The closest either side came to a touch, Smith was driven forward by “We’d put a lot of work into our set- Kelvin Smith, a key player in that plan, tighthead at the scrum was to force the the Waikohu pack. He slipped a pass to piece — in particular, our lineout — in kicked well. attacking halfback to kick the ball from loosehead prop Tulsa Kaui, who scored the week leading up to this, and both OBM No.8 Nicolas Carizzo and his No.8 or fetcher’s feet out to the first- five metres in from the corner flag, teams got turnovers. tighthead prop Blake Beard set the tone five or midfield on the volley. three minutes into the second half. With “The difference is that Waikohu took for a brutal encounter with strong carries The scrum count at halftime was 6-4 Smith’s conversion, Waikohu took a 19-7 their opportunities.”