SATURDAY, JULY 3, 2021

IN THE BEGINNING “He loved a book because it was a book; he loved its odour, its form, its title,” 19th century novelist Gustave Flaubert once wrote. He could have been talking about Gisborne man Anaru Rondon, who talks to Mark Peters about e Word – Te Kupu, an upcoming exhibition from his collection of texts.

he word, written and Diderot, Jean-Jacques Rousseau printed, beginning with and Condorcet, and English writers the late-medieval period, Samuel Johnson, John Milton and Tthrough epochs of Western Jonathan Swift. civilisation to the modern world, is “All of these are connected,” says at the heart of e Word – Te Kupu, Anaru. an exhibition of texts from Anaru “ e Word spans 700 years. Rondon’s extensive collection. Written English has been around An avid reader and collector since for hundreds of years but it wasn’t he was a child, Anaru’s selection until the 15th century that printing of texts for the exhibition range was invented by Gutenberg from the late-medieval period in 1450. It was a revolution (the “father of English literature”, because prior to that, books were Geoff rey Chaucer’s time) and the handwritten and few people could beginning of the Renaissance, and aff ord to buy them. the Reformation in the mid-1500s “Making them was laborious to the time of Martin Luther, because there was no paper. ey William Tyndale, and Johann had to use vellum — goatskin, Gutenberg who revolutionised sheepskin, pigskin — and they printing in Europe with his had quills to write on vellum. e mechanical moveable-type printing best quills were made with the tail press. feathers of geese.” Also in the collection are texts Even in handwritten from the Age of the Enlightenment manuscripts, the margins are WORDS, WORDS, WORDS: A collector of books and manuscripts since he was 10 years old, Anaru Rondon (1660-1788), a period noted justifi ed — a function a computer’s prepares to include a selection that spans 700 years of the written word. Picture by Liam Clayton for writers such as historian Word programme now takes care of and philosopher Voltaire, who with the click of a key. people were tough and well- written books with painted Lapis lazuli with its intense blue advocated freedom of expression “ ey ruled their margins,” says disciplined. ey were trained very decoration, pigments had to be pigment, came from Afghanistan. and separation of church and state, Anaru. young and did it all their lives.” imported from Afghanistan, political philosopher Montesquieu, “You can see in the manuscripts Colour was rare, and for Eastern Europe and the Middle Encyclopédie compilers Denis the lines they ruled. ese old illuminated manuscripts, hand- East. Continued on page 2

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PROTECTING TAONGA: Anaru Rondon and partner Sally August, a museum development adviser, are both involved with the preservation of taonga such as books, texts and manuscripts. Picture by Liam Clayton

From page 1 manuscript. granting full or partial remission of the of texts and artefacts that will feature “The Gutenberg press brought printed punishment of sin — and this eventually in The Word – Te Kupu are illuminated Natural pigments introduced by the books into the hands of the people, as the gave birth to Protestantism. manuscripts, historical newspapers, Egyptians included malachite, a deep green cost of book printing dropped,” says Sally. “He produced a version of the Bible that’s printed books, a book press, and printing mineral; cinnabar, a bright red mineral “Universities got their own printers still used in today.” blocks. The texts are in several languages that, when crushed, provides an opaque, but before that they had handwritten Anaru, who comes from a Ngati Rangitihi, that include Latin, Greek, Arabic, Italian, bright red pigment; and orpiment, a bright, manuscripts. A lot of students would Ngai Tuhoe, Ngapuhi, Ngati Ruanui and French, English, and te reo Maori. They golden-yellow arsenic sulphide, imported handwrite their own books.” Celtic background, spent his teen years and cover various topics from religion to science from Syria. Paper began to supplant vellum after it 20s in libraries. These included the Dunedin and have been made from various natural Because colour pigment was so rare, most was introduced into Europe in the 15th Library and the Alexander Turnbull Library. materials — animal skins, parts of trees, people had access to it only as artwork in century, says Anaru. “They had books that went back nearly minerals and plants. cathedrals and seeing rich people’s clothing, “The Arabs had paper and introduced 1000 years. I got to handle those books. “One point of the exhibition is to give says Anaru’s partner it to , so by the “I began collecting old books when I was people a taste of what they would find in Sally August, a museum I have books that were time the printing press about 10.” bigger towns and cities,” says Anaru. development adviser. was invented paper was Along with books and manuscripts he Libraries and archives are valuable for Among items in illegal back then. If you accessible. began to collect pre-European Maori and society because they are accessible, he says. the The Word - Kupu were caught with them “Printing came in Pacific material more than 30 years ago, and He cites The Poverty Bay Herald’s 1931 exhibition will be a the middle of the has even made his own traditional Maori account of the destructive Hawke’s Bay leaf from an illustrated you’d be burned with Renaissance. tools. earthquake. manuscript, written in them. It was really cruel “It all fits together like To learn more in his field of interest “That’s very poignant since it was Latin, containing the a jig-saw. Academics had he researched museum and private published in the aftermath. The Poverty text of Psalm 108 and . . . . The Renaissance, more opportunities to collections, and studied at Te Wananga Bay Herald published an account of the embellished in coloured Reformation and challenge ideas. o Te Awanuiarangi in Whakatane. After earthquake because Napier’s Daily Telegraph inks and gold produced in Enlightenment put a “I have books that were completing a certificate in 1993, he was devastated by the earthquake and out of in the 14th century. illegal back then. If you completed a degree in Maori studies in commission. By the mid-15th century, stop to that. were caught with them 1996. The exhibition will include an issue of that though, the existing you’d be burned with He also taught himself Latin. newspaper. method of book production in Europe was them. It was really cruel. “We were taught to think. That’s watered “That proves the value of an archive, the revolutionised. “The Renaissance, Reformation and down now.” value of records. Goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg’s ground- Enlightenment put a stop to that.” There is no television in the Rondon- “If you preserve books, texts and breaking printing press, with its movable Martin Luther is believed to have posted August household. Anaru does not use the manuscripts in libraries and personal type, could produce up to 3600 pages per his Ninety-Five Theses on the Power of internet, he doesn’t even use a computer. archives there is so much that can be workday, compared to 40 by hand-printing Indulgences, propositions for debate, “Social media is boring,” he says. learned from them. and a few by hand-copying. written in Latin, on the door of the “I like to handle a physical book or paper. “We have to be conscious about preserving The Gutenberg press, modelled on the Schlosskirche (Castle Church), Wittenberg, You don’t have to plug it in. our histories and keeping our repositories of design of existing screw presses (a type in 1517. This sparked the Protestant “When Sally and I met I was living without knowledge.” of machine press in which the ram is Reformation, says Anaru. electricity. driven up and down by a screw), was a The theses displayed Luther’s unhappiness “I was living like it was 1800.” ■ Te Kupu - The Word opens at marked improvement on the handwritten with the Church’s sale of indulgences — Among selections from his collection Tairawhiti Museum on July 17. Saturday, July 3, 2021 3 PROFILE ‘Everyone has a story to tell’ A life of abuse and trauma caused Elise Brooke to find a way to heal. She turned to poetry and has published two books under a pen name, Sheila Smith. Reporter Matai O’Connor spoke with Elise about her journey and how she ended up in Gisborne. My parents came to a small flat to rent in from England and South Africa to Hastings. create their New Zealand dream, She met Jason and “which quickly turned into my New he moved in with Zealand nightmare.” her. Some red flags Elise was born in Napier and grew up in started to appear. Flaxmere. Her parents divorced when she People Elise did not was 4 years old and Elise stayed with her know were visiting, mother. Elise says her mother had mental and soon the verbal health problems that she never sought help abuse began, along for, and it got worse over the years. with people stealing “She tried to deal with those things herself from her. but it negatively impacted on mine and my But the couple HEALING: Elise Brooke goes by the pen name Sheila Smith and shares her stories of abuse to let others out there brother’s life.” worked through their know they are not alone. Picture by Liam Clayton Elise was born in 1977 and her brother was issues and decided to adopted at six months of age. leave Hastings. and worked as a nurse for 18 years. feel like herself again. When Elise moved to Flaxmere as a five Unexpectedly, she became pregnant with Her son Conor was getting older now and “Like practising self-love and care, I used year old, she says it exposed her to the her first child Bella. was asking to see his father. Alister wormed poetry, music and spiritual beliefs.” underbelly of New Zealand. They moved to Hawera. But things his way got back into her life. She took a trip to South Africa to discover “There were many gangs, violence and deteriorated as Jason started to become She put up with continued abuse from her roots on her mother’s side. She worked drugs in the neighbourhood.” more abusive, smashing things in anger and Alister for eight years, each time believing with the big five animals on a game reserve Elise was introduced to alcohol — binge scaring her. his promises that he would not drink, or do with other volunteers. Here she discovered drinking — and drugs when she was 14. “He had a horrible temper and it got drugs, or become violent again. But he did. how happy she could be following her At 16 she fell in love with someone she worse.” She left Alister and told him to not bother passion. She realised she had not been truly calls Blue. He was five years older and quickly He threw a pram at her while she was coming back. happy for so long. became toxic. holding Bella, and so Elise left. But the trauma and stress had taken its She decided to create profiles on social “I was binge drinking and my younger She bought a house in Te Puke but Jason toll. She was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, media sites and started to connect with old brother started to associate with gangs. would visit his daughter and problems arose. and had multiple blood clots in her legs. This friends and make new ones. She left her “He ended up in jail at 17 years old,” Elise A friend had a room available to rent, meant she was not able to work. nursing job to write full time. said. “He was going down a bad path, and so which Elise took. Her mortgage insurance expired and she Her children are grown up now and her was I.” The friend was a man called Alister who needed help. Alister had isolated her from brother works on a farm with her son. At times, she says life was all about tried to win her over with romantic poetry. her friends. The only person she could call “He is on the straight and narrow now. surviving each day. “It was going really well. Things started to was him. “It makes me feel so happy and proud to “There were times we didn’t have a place progress with him.” “I had no one else to turn to.” see how far my brother and both my children to sleep. My boyfriend and I would sleep She spent the night with him, and soon Alister — and his mother — moved in to and I have come. My biggest supporter is my wherever it was warm.” found out she was pregnant with her second help but that created its own problems. fiancé Tony, he is my rock.” She got a job at KFC while at high school child. Bella was three. After a fight which ended with Alister About 16 months ago she moved to and eventually left home. “It was a complete shock. I didn’t think I trying to strangle her, she at last decided to Gisborne. She started a website called www. They ended up getting a flat together, but would be able to have a second child because reclaim her power. mynzdreamblog.com where she shares Blue became addicted to hard drugs. of health issues I have, but it happened.” She never let Alister or his mother into her her stories, poems and interviews, and Elise moved to Palmerston North and Unfortunately, Alister was not as lovely as life again. collaborates with other authors. She is a started doing a makeup course. Elise thought. Patterns of behaviour she was Elise sold the house in Tauranga and found writing coach with 24 years experience who “It was 1995, and Palmerston North familiar with began to emerge. a safe and secure flat underneath another can help people find healing through writing was student party town. There was a lot of She moved into a caravan while she decided home. their story. binge drinking and I was getting told off by what to do next. “I was surrounded by people. I was safe. If Her main focus is to write her life story and lecturers Another hurdle was soon to present itself. anything happened someone would see it or get it published, so others out there who are “They told me I was burning the candle at Bella’s father filed for custody and Elise spent hear it, and I told no one where I lived.” experiencing similar things know they are both ends, so I started working harder but weeks putting together a case against him. This flat became her safe haven. Her clots not alone. did not stop partying.” She was successful. had dissolved and she was able to carry on “I hope someone gets inspired or finds She passed the course and became a Throughout this time she was being with life. However, she could not work full some hope from this, whatever they need. makeup artist. She decided to do more threatened by Alister and he became time any more because of damage to her legs I never had those things, so I wish others did. studying and learned about modelling. physically abusive. and fibromyalgia. “Book three, the finale in the series, will For a while Elise was modelling for EziBuy She would tell the police most times and a “I did not know who I was any more. I had show you how I have overcome the obstacles which helped to pay off her student loan. file was created with all the situations Elise been in so many abusive situations that I had in my life, coming out the other side and am She ended up in Hamilton working for a reported. lost who I was.” now in a healing space. salon but it went out of business. “There were many times I went to the Anxiety and low self-esteem were horrible, “It is due out this year.” Her boyfriend cheated on her and for Elise, police showing death threats and proof of Elise said. Sheila’s books are available in the HB “that was it, I was done with him”. abuse, and they never took it seriously.” She decided to share her story and created Williams library and to order through her “I had been there for him all the time and She sold the Te Puke house and moved the pen name Sheila Smith. website, or email [email protected], he did that to me.” to Tauranga, where she started training to After a few years, Elise went back into the and on Amazon. Elise moved back to Hawke’s Bay and found become a nurse. She bought a house there world, doing small things to begin with to “Everyone has a story to tell, this is mine.” 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD GARDENING

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ink you have a black thumb? Well, we’ve got the perfect plants for you! Air plant or Tillandsia spp. ey literally live off the air and can be grown indoors, hanging from tree branches or balancing decoratively on intriguing objects or garden ornaments. You can also keep them on your desk at work or on a dish on your coff ee table — tres chic!

HOW TO GROW AIR PLANTS IN glue on to the structure. Repeat for all • During hot and drier periods, mist a TERRACOTTA PIPES plants. If you don’t have a glue gun, you can couple of times a week to help keep them • Air plants can be hung from trees or any also use an old stocking or a rubber band to happy. During winter, they will survive supporting structure, such as terracotta secure the plants to structures. well without much watering. pipes or an old tree stump. For indoor use, • Position in a well-lit spot, out of direct • Misting them once a month is usually you can string or place them on ornaments. sunlight and thoroughly mist the foliage enough in winter. • If you wish to use a terracotta pipe or to water. Mist-spray at least once a week • Th ey’re generally not aff ected by pests or wooden pole to create indoor plant art, read depending on location. diseases. on. • Air plants can be fed once a month with • Choose a glazed or unglazed terracotta GROWING TIPS Yates Th rive Orchid Liquid Plant Food, pipe, wooden pole or tree branch. • Air plants generally prefer outdoor or which can be mixed into the soaking or • Using a hot glue gun, add a small breezy environments, but will grow well misting water. — Courtesy of Yates amount of glue to the base of a plant and indoors provided they’re in a well-lit spot. SATURDAY, JULY 3, 2021 5 FOOD

Deerlicious

While venison is typically used for stews or burgers, Ashok Sivaraja has discovered it is delicious in an Indian curry. Using a mutton curry recipe and the perfect combination of spices, Sivaraja was able to make a mouth-watering weekend meal.

VENISON MINCE CURRY brown. • Add 2 tsp of ginger garlic paste. Cook INGREDIENTS them for two minutes. 2 cardamom pods • Add the chopped tomatoes to the pan and 1 bay leaf stir and cook it for fi ve minutes. ½ inch long cinnamon stick • At this stage add turmeric powder, cumin Venison mince — 500 grams powder, red chilli powder and salt. Give it 2 onions — thinly sliced a good stir and add ½ cup of water to the 2 green chillies — slit (optional) mixture. 2 tomatoes roughly chopped or a can of • Once the mixture is completely cooked chopped tomatoes through and the tomatoes mashed, add the 2 tsp ginger garlic paste venison mince. Stir the contents for 5 more ¼ tsp turmeric powder minutes. Cover the pan with a lid and let it 1 tsp coriander powder cook for 10 minutes on medium heat. 1 tsp cumin powder • Add another cup of water and close the 1 tsp garam masala lid. Let it cook on medium heat for 10 more 1 tsp red chilli powder (adjust as per taste) minutes. Make sure to stir the contents at Salt to taste regular intervals to prevent the curry from 2 tbsp coriander leaves sticking to the pan. METHOD • Finally, add 1 tsp Garam masala and chopped coriander leaves to the cooked curry • Add 3 tablespoons of oil to a pan, let it and mix it well. heat and add all the spices — cardamom, • Your delicious venison mince curry is cinnamon and bay leaf along with onions and ready to be served with hot steamed rice or green chillies. naan breads. Don’t forget to grab a bottle of • Saute them till the onions turn golden beer before you taste the fi rst bit of the curry.

MINCE CHARMING: Yummy venison mince curry served with rice (right). Picture by Ashok Sivaraja 6 THE GISBORNE HERALD TRAVEL

steam boat: The Tss Earnslaw took the tour group on an evening cruise across Lake Wakitipu to Walter Peak Station On the home straight for a barbecue and sheepdog demonstration.   AllpicturesbyEvelyn andPatrickWatson

Evelyn and Patrick Watson took time out from their farm in the Waimata Valley earlier this year to join the inaugural Great Southern Steam Train Tour. They are on their last leg now, and we join them in Invercargill.

fter a great week heading and that is exactly what we got as boarded a small raft, our guide taking south by train to we set out next morning for Milford us back and forth in the darkness Invercargill, we boarded Sound, through stunning scenery with the loud roar of nearby waterfall Aour three coaches to go of mountains, waterfalls and lakes, behind us. Afterwards we had a short west and on to Queenstown and stopping at Eglington Valley and forest walk and an interesting lecture Westland Mirror Lake. before returning to Te Anau. On our way out we visited the Bill Just after emerging form the Meanwhile other tour members Richardson Transport World. a huge Homer Tunnel, we stopped to take had been to visit the takahe. and outstanding museum featuring photos, and right on cue the clowns We set off for Fairlight where cars, trucks, bikes and tractors.We of the high country, three noisy keas, another steam train treat awaited us. all enjoyed seeing the more than arrived and proceeded to show off At the start of our tour it was 300 splendidly restored vehicles on like professional entertainers much announced that Pounamu Tourism, display — so much nostalgia! It is to our delight. who arranged our tour, had just the largest private transport museum Arriving at glorious Milford Sound bought the famous and magnificent of its kind in the world. we boarded the Milford Mariner Kingston Flyer, built in the 1870s, Then we headed around the for lunch and a great voyage out to which had been out of action for bottom of the South Island to the open Tasman Sea and back past eight years — and that we would be historic RIverton, once a thriving towering waterfalls spilling down travelling on it. Huge cheers! busy port where we visited the Te after the previous night’s rain. Our group on its anti-clockwise Hikoi heritage museum and saw a While driving back to Te Anau on tour was the first to travel on the brief video and excellent displays. almost empty roads, our farmer/ wonderful old train since its return The day after our train trip began bus driver told us her sister had a to service a couple of days before us, another group of 180 passengers cafe at Milford Sound, and it was not with extensive publicity on radio, TV had set off from Christchurch on the unusual — in pre-Covid days — to and in newspapers. Tranzalpine express to Greymouth have up to 43 busloads of tourists a We boarded the Flyer, with its heading counter-clockwise to our day through as well as other visitors. beautifully restored old green group on a train coach tour. We Throughout the tour, and especially carriages( including one sleeper car) passed their coaches heading east for on the coach segment, people were at Fairlight and had a lovely journey Invercargill as we headed west. constantly thanking us for coming through the countryside, bright with For lunch we stopped at historic and helping their devastated tourism autumn leaves, to Kingston, where Tuatapere, renowned for its sausages industry. our coaches were waiting to take us which were very nice. But we still Next morning many of us had to Queenstown. vote Gisborne’s Evans Meat sausages an early start on a frosty morning, There was a special treat at dinner the very best! boarding a boat to take us across that night. Peter Hillary, Sir Ed’s son, Then on through lovely Lake Te Anau with the dawning sun was guest speaker and gave a very countryside to Te Anau for two turning the distant peaks pink. entertaining and informative speech nights on excellent but near-deserted We were heading for the glow about his life and climbs, including roads. worm caves. This was quite an of course Mt Everest and trips to the LaNDmaRK: The distinctive shape of Mitre Peak at Milford Sound Our guides told us to wish for “rain adventure as we crept up a rock South Pole. We were lucky enough stands out against the blue sky. overnight with a fine day to follow” tunnel in the cave, bent double, and to sit opposite him and had a good special treat: The Kingston Flyer, out of action for eight years, took travellers from Fairlight to Kingston.

towering: One of many waterfalls seen during a cruise through Milford Sound. chat. He told us he is very keen to climb Mt building at Walter Peak Station. Hikurangi. We ran into Peter Hillary again, and asked Next morning we all visited historic if he had had good day. He said he had Arrowtown with its lovely autum -tinted climbed a nearby mountain, naturally! He trees and quaint historic buildings. We had a gorgeous day for it! spent a most enjoyable hour or more at After the meal we watched a very good the excellent Queenstown Lakes Museum sheepdog demonstration at the nearby new and art gallery. The gold rush displays were “half dome” stadium. especially interesting. We discovered a It was a frosty foggy morning as we special gem while we were exploring the headed for the West Coast via Cromwell, town — a vividly colourful old-style sweet first stopping at the Jones Family fruit shop packed with every kind and colour of stall to see and buy the wide, colourful and sweets to tempt visitors. tempting selection of fresh and dried fruit, Then we returned to sparkling nuts, chocolates, special local thyme-tasting Queenstown to potter or rest on a free honey, and peach and apricot wines and afternoon. liquers. In the evening we cruised across Lake Then on past Lake Dunstan and Lake Wakatipu in the grand old steamer, the TSS Wanaka in clear weather with lunch at Earnslaw, for a magnificent dinner/barbecue Makaroa (where we loved the delightful at the beautiful new but old-style visitor sheep signs on the loo doors) and on early morning: Lake Te Anau, still and clear at daybreak. through beautiful beech forest to the Haast Pass, again the road almost deserted. We stopped at a sweeping West Coast beach with rows of huge rocks as a retaining wall to try to stop erosion from the fierce winds and tides driving in from the Tasman sea. Our last night was at the lovely Te Waonui LIVE NOW, PAY LATER. Forest Retreat hotel at Franz Josef, a beautifully designed modern hotel nestling LIFE FOCUSED. in the forest with nearby hot springs. The lovely ferns were only inches from our Enjoy new glasses with * bedroom windows, interest free instalments Next morning we headed north to made easy by Visionplan™ Greymouth to board our last train, the *Deposit required upon signing contract. Applicants must be over the age of 18. TranzAlpine for our journey back to Maximum payment term is 12 months or sooner if full payment is made. Not available Christchurch, arriving there after dark and a in conjunction with any other offer or discount. See Visionplan website for full T&Cs. spectacular sunset . Next day we all went our separate ways OPSM GISBORNE and headed home. It was a great trip — very 260 Gladstone Rd well organised and most enjoyable. Ph: 867 7176 confection: An old-style sweet shop in historic Arrowtown offered all manner of tempting treats. 39968-04 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN Taming nature the colonial way ’ve been told here I fail to share solutions Humboldt, who predicted climate change previously seen similar impacts in the remote Humboldt died in 1859 and alternatives regarding my global back in the early 19th century. Fechtel Mountains of his native Germany. aged 90, too soon to see by Bob warming and environmental concerns. During his expedition to South America in Humboldt was born in September 1769, more than the beginnings I To this I recently responded, “You 1799-1804, this famous scientist observed, the month before Captain Cook arrived here of the degradation that Hughes just don’t like what I say.” A critic replied, documented and analysed the effects of and prepared the way for colonisation. continues to this day. It’s “Wrong. Your solutions are half-baked.” colonialism in Argentina — the draining of Most famous in the 19th century, absolutely apparent now So, I point to two of my previous columns wetlands and clearing of pristine rain forest his works and words brought a new and I bear witness. that offered both — “The environment must for monoculture. He saw unprotected, dried- understanding of nature to the world. In November 2019 I come first”, published in 2009, and “Making up hillsides, the aftermath of violent flooding, He was aged 71 when in November 1840 had a column here titled do and going without”, from March 2020. soils washed away, heavily sedimented New Zealand became a colony of the British “Witnessing species The heading of my June 2021 column, rivers and lakes. The once-abundant water Empire. Still active at the time, Humboldt decline”. I wrote of my “Forces of nature interlaced”, was a phrase resources were wasted, and once-fertile would have expected to see nature suffer experience when in taken from the works of Alexander von agricultural land rendered barren. He had similarly to what he had recorded elsewhere. 1942, new to Gisborne, I took a lonesome seaside walk to see the Waipaoa 1497 river mouth, and on the way I stumbled upon the extensive and ACROSS 50 Sixth note (2) DOWN 40 Bogus (4) magnificent Awapuni lagoon — abundant 1 Group of birds (5) 51 Column base (8) 2 Class (6) 45 Tropical parrot (5) with pukeko, ducks, croaking frogs and other 4 Desert a friend in 55 Leg support (5) 3 Squash (5) 46 A language (7) life, amongst the raupo and wetland grasses. difficulties (5,2,3,5) 58 Made clear (9) 5 Wicked (4) 47 Wading bird (4) All this is gone now. There is only sub- 14 Municipal (5) 59 Ring (6) 6 Rendition (7) 48 Very sour-tasting (6) productive pasture land, a disused landfill, 15 Children (5) 60 As a rule (7) 7 Tainted (6) 49 Cut corners (5) and Sisterson pond is the only remnant. 16 Obstreperous (10) 61 Floor covering (3) 8 Unexpected development 50 Reading stand (7) 17 Mistake (5) 63 Caprice (4) in a storyline (5) 52 Prudently and with wise Way back then, awaiting the completion of 19 Bite (3) 64 Admit defeat (4,2) 9 Visually offensive thing (7) self-restraint (10) our rail link, our port was the district’s hub 20 Zero (7) 65 Decline (3) 10 Exploited (4) 53 Cat breed (7) of commerce — essential for the movement 21 Trembling motion (9) 66 Large juicy gourd (10) 11 Compassionate (6) 54 Flowering (6) in and out of most goods and produce. 22 Purpose (6) 68 On land (6) 12 Incident (5) 55 Stuck (7) Half a century of colonial backcountry 25 Deputy (9) 69 Signal light (6) 13 Ceremonial staff (7) 56 Buy off (5) deforestation had taken a heavy toll, leading 27 Summary (6) 71 Sugared (9) 14 Spreading plant (7) 57 Imperfection (4) to substantial erosion that greatly increased 28 Funeral vehicle (6) 76 Formerly Formosa (6) 18 Infection-killing drug (10) 62 Direct (5) the natural sedimentation to rivers. 33 One actively involved in 77 Newness, originality (9) 23 Blemish (5) 67 Performer (7) Consequently, the Turanganui river government (10) 79 Smudged (7) 24 Undress (7) 68 Lawlessness (7) diversion cut was needed, and port facilities’ 35 Peppery (3) 81 Regret (3) 26 Small piece cut off (7) 70 Friendly (7) reconstruction separate from the river. 36 Courtroom panel 84 Commerce (5) 27 Kneecap (7) 72 Laundry vessel (7) Newly arrived, and living a stone’s throw members (6) 85 Annoyance (10) 29 Withdrawal (7) 73 Spiced dried sausage (6) 37 Pull up (4) 86 Investigation (5) 30 Send word (6) 74 Grab rudely (6) away, we claimed the Cut and river mouth as 39 Large bird (3) 87 Bisect (5) 31 Small tree (5) 75 Spoken (6) our playground. Happy days. 41 Argument (7) 88 Use unfair tactics 32 Sage (6) 76 Relates (5) But out of sight and mind around the 42 What follows (6) against (3,5,3,4) 34 Poverty (4) 78 Drinking tube (5) bay, the Waipaoa river was accumulating 43 Pirate (9) 89 Witty (5) 36 Military faction in power 80 Less common (5) sediment even worse. 44 Flexible, supple (5) after a revolution (5) 82 Flavouring plant (4) Then on May 14, 1948, after exceptionally 45 Slimy act (anag)(8) 38 Danger (5) 83 Deceive (4) heavy rain, the Waipaoa River overflowed everywhere along its course from Kaiteratahi 12345678910111213 to the sea. I was a witness to this. I was in 14 the workforce by then, and was involved in the clean-up. 15 16 17 It is no secret our fertile Poverty Bay plains were formed by countless centuries of river 18 19 deposits. Signs of old river beds can be seen 20 21 22 all over the flats. I believe that even Captain Cook’s chart shows the Waipaoa river’s 23 24 mouth in an entirely different place. This widespread flooding triggered the 25 26 27 28 29 Waipaoa Flood Control Scheme, a huge undertaking of stopbank construction that 30 31 32 began in 1949 and took 20 years. I was told 33 34 35 36 37 38 it was all about taming nature. I was a power board worker during those 39 40 decades and saw the source of that spoil, beginning in 1951, connecting power to 41 42 43 Waipaoa Station and adjacent farms. The once deep river valleys of the Waipaoa and 44 Mangatu rivers, wide with spoil and getting 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 increasingly worse during the next 20 years of my service connecting the Mangatu Blocks 55 56 57 stations to the grid. But it was the massive Tarndale slip, too late to save with tree 58 59 60 planting, that got me. 61 62 And in 1973, as a silviculture contractor working opposite Dome Station, I saw 63 64 65 66 hundreds of my freshly-pruned trees swept away. 67 The “New Zealand clean, green image” is a joke. 68 69 70 71 72 Before colonisation, much of New Zealand 73 74 75 was native forest. We applied slash-and-burn techniques to forests teeming with wildlife 76 77 78 79 80 and converted them to pasture land and monoculture pine plantations, in the process 81 82 83 polluting our streams, rivers and lakes. Humboldt said the most dangerous 84 85 86 worldviews are the worldviews of those who 87 have never viewed the world. Again, I say, “The environment must come 88 89 first”. If it doesn’t, then making do and going without becomes compulsory for most of us. Saturday, July 3, 2021 9 TELEVISION on tv this weekend

WALL-e Saturday, 7pm, TVNZ 2

Animated Disney film. A robot who cleans a waste-covered Earth meets another robot and falls in love with her. Together, they set out on a journey that will alter the fate of mankind.

x-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST SHAZAM! Saturday, 8.40pm, TVNZ 2 Wolverine is sent to the past in a desperate effort to change Sunday, 8.35pm, TVNZ 2 After being abandoned at a fair, Billy constantly searches for his mother. history by stopping Mystique. His life, however, takes a huge turn when he inherits the superpowers of a Starring: Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Jennifer Lawrence, powerful wizard. Starring: Zachary Levi. James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender.

THE BROKENWOOD MYSTERIES Sunday, 8.30pm, TVNZ 1 THE HAPPYTIME MURDERS A New Zealand detective-drama television series. Saturday, 11.10pm, TVNZ 2 Mike, Kristin and the team investigate the murder of a Farmers’ Melissa McCarthy stars as a detective who investigates the murders of television puppets. Market owner who staggers into the crowd with a garden implement Also starring: Maya Rudolph. fatally embedded in her back. 10 THE GISBORNE HERALD SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION

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Trouble World Challenge 11am NXT PGV 3 Noon Home, Land And Sea 3 0 3 9.06 Mediawatch 2.30 Infomercials 7.30 Bunnicula Europe (HLS) Sprint Cup: Noon Rugby: All Blacks v 12.30 Lucky Dip 5.30 Religious Programming 7.50 Kai Five 0 Round Two, Zandvoort. 1pm Wehi Na Upload PGC 3 12.12 Standing Room Only Tonga (DLY) 0 1.10 At The Movies 6am Attitude 3 0 8am What Now? 3.45 Motorcycling: 2pm M Beethoven 10am 2pm Heroes And Survivors PGV 2.05 The Laugh Track On Shortland Street MotoGP (HLS) 3 0 PG 3 1992 Family Comedy. Three mums connect Omnibus PG 3 0 Standing Room Only 3 over their shared journey 12.10 The Voice UK PG 0 Round Nine: Assen. 3pm Hot Bench Charles Grodin, David 3.05 Classic Drama of raising daughters with 1.50 Home And Away 4.55 Bondi Lifeguard World 3.30 GrassRoots Rugby Duchovny, Oliver Platt. 4.06 Smart Talk Adventures PG 0 (1/2). 3.30 Pio Terei Tonight 3 CDKL5 – a condition Omnibus PG 3 0 4.30 Rugby Nation 5pm The World At Five 4.25 B Positive PG 0 5.25 Bondi Lifeguard World 5pm Fish Of The Day PGC 3 0 4.30 Tagata Pasifika 5.10 Heart And Soul that causes epilepsy. 4.55 The Crystal Maze 3 0 Adventures PG 0 (2/2). 5.30 Prime News 5pm Te Ao Toa 5.35 Te Manu Korihi 6.25 Building The Ultimate 3 0 CHOICE PAY TV 3 7.15 Tagata Pasifika 5.30 Antiques Roadshow 7.40 Praise Be 3 6.30 American Pickers SKY SPORT 1 SKY 5 MOVIES PREMIERE DISCOVERY 6.30 L All Blacks v Tonga 5.05 Truck Night In 5.10 5.40 Nasa’s Unexplained 8.10 The Living Room 3 0 7.30 Jade Fever PGC Thank You For Your Files PG 9am Q+A With Jack Tame 0 Plagued with truck From Mt Smart Stadium, America PGL Service 6pm Outback Truckers PGL 6.35 Gold Rush PG 10am Marae troubles, Robin and his Auckland. 16VLSC 2017 Drama. 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Simon Pegg, 4am Lost And Found PGC Samoa (HLS) Museum PGC Hours To Hell And 5am American Pickers PGC 2.55 Piha Rescue PG Alexandra Daddario. 0 7am All Blacks v Tonga (HLS) 5.15 Mysteries At The Back 16C 6am Flour Power 3.20 NXT PGV SUNDAY Museum PGC 9.30 The Real Housewives Of From Mt Smart Stadium, 6.30 Religious Programming 4.05 Ax Men ML 6.05 How Do They Do It? PG New Jersey MCV Auckland. 1.39 Overcomer PGV 2019 Drama. 5.05 Hunters Club MVLC 6.30 How Do They Do It? PG 10.30 Killer Motive M 3 8am Hugh’s Three Hungry 3.35 Into The Ashes 16VLSC 7.30 First XV Rugby (RPL) 6am 11.25 Snapped M 3 Boys A1: Highway Patrol MVLC 2019 Thriller. 6.55 Mysteries At The King’s College v St 7am Prison First And Last 24 Museum PGC SUNDAY 8.30 British Airways: 100 5.10 Slay Belles Kentigern College. 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An Irish immigrant 8.30pm on TVNZ 1 0 7pm Country Calendar have learnt. 7pm The Block NZ PG 0 7.30 The World’s Most lands in 1950s M 0 Expensive Cruise A high-country 8.35 Shazam! M 2019 Whose family bathroom Brooklyn, but soon she Canterbury farming Action. A 14-year-old boy Ship PG 3 0 will impress the judges must choose between family finds ways to finds he can become a The Seven Seas two countries. the most and what will diversify and make a superhero by shouting out Explorer prepares to Saoirse Ronan. one word. the judges think of the living on a station that leave Southampton on 10.30 My Party Song 3 Zachary Levi, Mark teams’ risky design is now home to the fifth a cruise around the 11pm Nga Pari Karangaranga Strong. decisions? generation. 11.10 M Jason Goes To Baltics, but as 700 new O Te Motu 3 0 8.30 M Lucy 16V 0 2014 7.30 Sunday Hell 16VL 0 1993 Horror. guests board the vessel, 11.30 Closedown Shazam! A weekly in-depth Kane Hodder, Kari Action. 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