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PAGE 3 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: The two-day Rau Tipu Rau Ora summit key note speakers included British High Commissioner to New Zealand Laura Clarke (middle). Te Aitanga a Mahaki Trust chairman Pene Brown (left) gifted Ms Clarke a pounamu. Next to Ms Clarke is Ngai Tamanuhiri Tutu Poroporo Trust chairwoman Pauline Hill. Picture by Paul Rickard ‘SICKENING’ STENCH FROM OLD LANDFILL

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HUNDREDS MORE COVID CASES IN VICTORIA PAGE 13 ‘There is still a threat’ Not out of the woods yet, Summit speakers warn by Matai O’Connor generation is at the base of our recovery. We need to make sure we have their NEW Zealand’s efforts to combat interests at heart.” Covid-19 were hailed but there was also She spoke of how renewable energies a warning from speakers at the Rau could be more beneficial than coal. Tipu Rau Ora Summit, which ended in “Covid-19 has shown how fast we can Gisborne yesterday. move when we need to, We can change “It might feel like normal but we our policy and behaviours at pace.” are not out of the woods,” British High A panel discussion on Tairawhiti’s Commissioner to New Zealand Laura Covid-19 response followed her speech. Clarke said. Panel members were Hauora Tairawhiti Former soldier, public servant and chair Kim Ngarimu, Gisborne District writer Sir Wira Gardiner said “we have Council Civil Defence Emergency captured the objective but we cannot let Management Group controller Dave our guard down . . . there is still a threat”. Wilson, hapu and Ruatoria community They were among multiple speakers checkpoint lead Tui Warmenhoven, at the two-day summit held at Emerald KORERO ON COVID: Among those at the Rau Tipu Rau Ora Summit in Gisborne Turanga Health chief executive Reweti Hotel, which also featured panel were (from left) Te Whanau o Waipareira chief executive John Tamihere, Sir Wira Ropiha and Amohaere Houkamau of Toitu discussions and workshops. Gardiner, Ngai Tamanuhiri Tutu Poroporo chairwoman Pauline Hill,Tairawhiti artist Te Tairawhiti. Reflecting on Gisborne’s response to Aturangi Nepia-Clamp, Te Runanganui o Ngati Porou chairman Selwyn Parata and Te In response to a question from the Covid-19 and what the recovery of the Aitanga a Mahaki kaumatua Charlie Pera. Picture by Paul Rickard MC Matai Smith on how it felt being region will look like was the key theme of appointed group controller in February the summit. like we used to. “We have an opportunity to build back and then dealing with a global pandemic Ms Clarke — the opening keynote But while “it might feel like normal, we better and build a green recovery. in March, Mr Wilson said it was “the speaker — thanked the New Zealand are not out of the woods.” “The lockdown helped many of us hardest thing I’ve ever done”. Government and the “team of five million” International borders were closed and reconnect to our immediate surroundings. Ms Warmehoven said checkpoint for their “extraordinary achievement” of global storms were still raging. We noticed how quiet the roads were, how volunteers along the East Coast had eliminating Covid-19 transmission. “The health, economic, and geopolitical clean the air was, how the birds sang. questioned over 12,500 vehicles during She told the audience “we are in impacts will affect us all.” It was like the world was given a break lockdown. our own sort of post-Covid reality in “The impacts on the developing world from the wear and tear of our hectic Ms Ngarimu spoke of the speed in Aotearoa”. will be devastating. The full impacts of lives.” which the health sector acted in response “Life in Aotearoa feels very much like Covid-19 on the most vulnerable is yet to The United Kingdom government was to Covid-19. normal. We can meet in person rather be seen. seeking to build better relations with Mr Ropiha shared his experiences in than zui(online hui). We can hongi and “We have the chance to chart a path to Maori and incorporate tikanga Maori into organising care packages for those in hug, rather than do a mini bow. We can go a better future.” their climate approach, she said. need. about our normal lives and generally live Climate action was needed, she said. “We need to make sure the next CONTINUED ON PAGE 3

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CHAINSAW GANG: Wood that would usually go straight into a chipper is to be cut up for firewood and distributed to those who need it most in the community. The initiative is part of the Tairawhiti Economic Support Package Redeployment Programme. Pictured are participants FREE FIREWOOD working with the ArborCare Tree Company to learn chainsaw skills as part of the initiative. Picture by The Black Balloon

Distributors needed for waste wood initiative

HAZARDOUS trees to be chopped down The wood comes from the hazardous tree District Council thought this would be a great [email protected] around the district will be turned into free removal project, which involves the felling of way to keep our community warm next winter,” “We’re hoping by having groups register with firewood for next winter. 2000 hazardous trees on 93 roads across the she said. us, we will cover all corners of Tairawhiti and The wood will be given to those who need it district. Up to 900 trees fall on to local roads each reach as many whanau in need as we can,” she most in the community. The project costs $5.3 million and will year, causing danger and disruption. said. However, Gisborne District Council needs redeploy 75 workers. Processing sites have been set up where the “We are blessed in Tairawhiti to have so people to help distribute it. Redeployment programme manager Glenis trees will be taken to be split and stacked in many great community organisations who have Expressions of interest are being called for Philip-Barbara said the wood would first and readiness for distribution from September. existing relationships with households who can from not-for-profit groups and organisations foremost be made available to not-for-profit The wood will predominantly be a mixture of do with a hand. to transport the “green” firewood to those who community groups to ensure it gets to the pine, willow and poplar. “These include marae, sports clubs, need it. elderly and those who need it most. It will be wet and green and suitable for education, health and social organisations,” The initiative of free firewood from wood Any remaining supplies will be made burning until winter of 2021. said Mrs Philip-Barbara. that would normally go to waste is part of available to others. Not-for-profit community organisations and “Our goal here is to tautoko (support) the the Tairawhiti Economic Support Package “This is waste wood that would normally be groups interested in collecting and distributing good work they do by providing this firewood Redeployment Programme. put through a chipper but the team at Gisborne the wood can contact Mrs Philip-Barbara at through them to those who need it the most.” Hospital’s geriatric ward acknowledged

RETIRED nurse Marie Te Elderly people requiring together. I worked alongside a Aho is sad about the demolition hospital-level care were cared strong team of nurses. of Gisborne’s former maternity for on the top two floors where “Although I was given a choice hospital, where the geriatric the nurses’ accommodation used to stay in mainstream nursing or ward was based. to be. to specialise in geriatric nursing, From 1976 to 1986 she worked Mrs Te Aho previously worked I chose the latter. Not once did I in what was known as Ward at Cook Hospital. regret my decision.” 3, Base Maternity Hospital, She retired in 1986 to look Many of the residential although she and her nursing after grandchildren who had patients became good friends. colleagues referred to their ward turned home from Australia. But Mrs Te Aho described Mrs as the geriatric unit. she did not wish to speak too Lawrie as “a very dear and Ms Te Aho has seen publicity much about herself. special friend”. about the demolition of the Mrs Te Aho said she wanted She did not know her maternity hospital, known as the the geriatric ward to receive Christian name. “I always called Morris Adair building in its later some publicity. her Mrs Lawrie.” years, and tributes to those who “All I want is some Mrs Lawrie’s husband was the worked there, were born there or acknowledgement that we did medical superintendent, she said. were treated there. have a geriatric ward.” Mrs Te Aho’s daughter offered But she is disappointed about She wondered if some of her to take her to the former the lack of publicity concerning former colleagues felt the same maternity hospital for one last COMING DOWN: The demolition of Gisborne Hospital’s Morris the geriatric ward. way. look before demolition began. Adair Building continues. News of the demo work has brought back In the 1970s, health boards “Those of us in the geriatric “I said no, I wasn’t interested. memories for many. Picture by Liam Clayton provided aged residential care. ward went through a lot I was very sad.” LOOKING AHEAD Get your TOMORROW FOCUS ON THE LAND Gisborne Herald • National and Labour home-delivered candidates for East Coast ‘Repair the rail line’ speak at the Federated Farmers AGM. • Meat and wool chairman Sam Hain is concerned about the jump in Bovine TB cases in Hawke’s Bay.

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by Aaron van Delden of hearing back from the the spokesperson said. council, but it would have Meanwhile, a more permanent repair is stink over GISBORNE District Council has apologised been reassuring to know being priced for the Peel Street footpath near to a woman who waited five months for her whether the footpath, Rebel Sport. phone call to be returned after reporting a fall which she now avoids, The footpath had been made safe on an uneven footpath. was being fixed. for pedestrians in the meantime, the Pam Robinson was off work for several A council spokesperson spokesperson said. broken months after tripping over an askew paver on told The Herald the On Tuesday, The Herald spotted hazardously Gisborne city’s Gladstone Road in February footpath outside Mum’s uneven pavers on Peel Street and notified the and breaking her arm. Sushi where Ms Robinson council. Following a query from The Gisborne fell had recently been prioritised for repair The worst of the subsidence was fixed by landfill Herald on Tuesday, the council contacted Ms after its condition had worsened. Wednesday morning. Robinson on Wednesday, admitting there had “We’ve contacted Ms Robinson and Staff at nearby businesses said they often been a “communication breakdown”. apologised for the incident and for the fact the contacted the council about the state of the by Aaron van Delden Ms Robinson said she had given up hope council didn’t make contact with her sooner,” footpath.

THE “sickening” smell emanating from an old Te Araroa landfill that was ruptured by high tides earlier this month, leaving the area strewn with rubbish, is concerning local woman Ripeka Irwin. “The stench coming from it is so powerful, it is sickening,” Mrs Irwin said. The smell is among her main concerns about the old dump now the breach has been largely repaired by Gisborne District Council. The council was wrapping the former 2500sqm landfill, next to the Awatere River mouth, in erosion-proof fabric and building a rock wall UNITED: Staff from four Gisborne GP centres, together at a first-ever combined New Zealand Nurses Organisation meeting, are to protect it from the frustrated after eight months of fruitless negotiations for pay parity with health board nurses. Picture by Paul Rickard river and sea. The repair seemed to hold up well during recent heavy rain, Mrs Irwin said. A community meeting is planned for next week to work out how to deal with the contaminated site in the long term, with some locals calling for it to be completely excavated Medical centre staff and for its rubbish to be shipped away. Mrs Irwin said in the past few days she had to tell three surfers who were using the beach adjacent to the dump about the breach and potential contamination. air pay frustrations She wants the council to put up warning signs. She is also concerned for locals who continue to fish in the area, saying the council GISBORNE primary healthcare nurses agreement attended negotiations and consequent strikes in should do a mail-out to update them. are frustrated that they continue to be similar stopwork 2018, as we’re all in the same waka, The council is yet to advise whether people paid at lower rates than health board meetings around the and really did hope we would see a should avoid swimming and fishing near the old nurses under an employment contract country yesterday or flow-on effect to primary health, but dump. that expired last August. participated online unfortunately this never eventuated. However, it said the smell coming from the Negotiations have been going on for on Zoom. “My heart bleeds for our colleagues eight months, said New Zealand Nurses It was the first ever not covered by the Primary Health Care site, while unpleasant, was not dangerous. Organisation (NZNO) organiser Christina stopwork meeting by agreement. Some iwi providers fall even Community lifelines director Dave Wilson, Couling. primary healthcare further behind in the acknowledgement who was to visit Te Araroa today, said the She spoke to the Herald yesterday sector nurses and of the vital work they do and exceptional methane smell was “an expected side effect after about 25 women employed under associated staff, said care they provide in our communities. of an old landfill that has been uncovered and the Primary Health Care multi-employer Ms Couling. “Our practice owners, GPs and primary subsequently had rain and seawater enter the contracts agreement (MECA) met in Tegan Jones, De CHRISTINA healthcare organisations would love old fill material”. Gisborne. Lautour Medical COULING to recognise and remunerate their The material’s exposure to air and the use of Nurses and associated staff who work NZNO delegate, hardworking, incredibly valuable nurses, construction equipment on top of the old dump at City Medical, Three Rivers Medical, said primary but there just isn’t enough money being also generated odour as the material continued De Lautour Medical and The Doctors care nurses were fighting for pay allocated to primary health care from to break down, Mr Wilson said. medical centres attended what was parity and acknowledgement of the Ministry of Health to allow this to Council staff were checking the site daily. described as an unprecedented joint professional development and experience happen.” Mrs Irwin, with help from other concerned meeting. commensurate with their health board Ms Jones said she and her colleagues locals, collected eight ute-loads of rubbish that The contract also covers receptionists nurse colleagues. loved working in primary healthcare, washed out of the old dump. and administrators in the primary Health board nurses were paid maintaining the health of patients and She said locals had been warning the council healthcare sector. 10.6 percent more, but they were also keeping them well in the community and for years about the risk of the landfill rupturing. Many are paid at a rate below the negotiating their contract agreement, out of hospital. There had been “generations of frustration living wage which is set to increase in so any parity gains made by primary Ms Couling said strike action would not and anger and hope that one person might hear September. healthcare nurses could be lost. happen in the immediate future and no More than 3000 workers covered “We stood by our health board such vote was taken by NZNO members, and push for our community”, she said. by the primary healthcare collective counterparts during their own but striking remained an option. Objective captured but cannot let guard down

FROM PAGE 1 for Regional Development Shane Jones, “Tairawhiti will benefit from that and training and workforce development shared insights into the Provincial it is still early days with the applications options. There were also various A second panel discussion was on the Growth Fund but warned the audience so if you want to apply, then do so,” she workshops and sessions with Rau Tipu Rau Ora regional recovery there could possibly be no PGF after the said. representatives of the Ministry of plan. 2020 General Election. Sir Wira Gardiner rounded off the first Business, Innovation and Employment, The panel members were district Te Whanau o Waipareira Trust chief day. Provincial Development Unit, Ministry council chief executive Nedine Thatcher executive John Tamihere spoke briefly on “I was thinking about a military of Primary Industries, Ministry for Swann, Trust Tairawhiti chief executive Whanau Ora, then the Maori Party. reference for where we are with Covid,” the Environment, Department of Gavin Murphy, Eastland Group chief Director General of Health Dr Ashley he said. “I would say we have captured Conservation, Te Puni Kokiri and local executive Matt Todd and Manaaki Bloomfield followed (his speech was the objective but we cannot let our guard employment advisers. Tairawhiti and Toitu Tairawhiti covered in yesterday’s Gisborne Herald). down. Following this the Rau Tipu Rau Ora representative Herewini Te Koha. Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage “We still have cases at the border, governance and executive representatives Mr Todd said Eastland Port had gone talked about how the Government had which means there is still a threat.” spoke about what the recovery plan “gangbusters” once lockdown ended invested $1.1 billion to create 11,000 The second day was a series of meant for the people of Tairawhiti and because of demand for wood for China. environment jobs in the regions to restore discussion with Toitu Tairawhiti what businesses could do to contribute to Another keynote speaker, Minister the environment. executives about the recovery plan, Rau Tipu Rau Ora. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam COUNCILLOR Pat Seymour is holding a WHANARERE, Makorori community meeting on Sunday Deaths Managing Makorori to discuss the potential for a beach Norman Te Rama management plan. 24 July 2017 HAENGA, Kate Mrs Seymour said the community (Tunisia). — Passed I cry myself to sleep had sought the meeting in the hope that away suddenly, on 22nd each night, wishing I Gisborne District Council could restrict July 2020, in her 68th could hold you tight. vehicles speeding on the beach and year. Life seems so empty threatening families and other beach Kate will lie at her since you went away. users. home until Saturday, The pillow where you Mayor Rehette Stoltz and council staff where a private family laid your head, holds my lonely tears instead, will attend the meeting. service will be held Waka Kotahi New Zealand Transport followed by private and it keeps right on cremation. a-hurting since Agency have been invited to discuss the you’ve gone. many access ways on to the beach from - Evans Funeral the highway and resulting damage to the Services Ltd FDANZ Love and missing you dunes. www.evansfuneral.co.nz so much (Honey). Mrs Seymour said much damage had Your loving wife been caused at the southern end of the Memorial and whanau beach by people riding quad bikes in the Services wet and doing circuits on the dunes and in the mud. She is pictured standing on GORDON JAMES tyre tracks at the Makorori foreshore. HAIR “I hasten to add this is not the In loving memory of motorcycle club who have consent to use Gordon, who passed the mid-beach for racing on occasions.” away 8 April 2020. The meeting will be held at the PLEASE playground park at Makorori Beach at Please join us for a HAVE FAMILY 3pm. Memorial Service In the event of wet weather the meeting honouring NOTICES Gordon’s life. will be postponed to the following IN BY 9AM Sunday. At St Andrew’s DAY OF Mrs Seymour can be contacted for Church, further information on 0274 725 997 or on Saturday 25 July PUBLICATION [email protected] at 2pm ‘Extreme caution’ advised as roads reopened

GISBORNE District Council aims to have all closed or limited to four wheel drive access. “Even though these roads will be open, their co-operation and acknowledge the ongoing major forestry and farming roads reopened to GDC journeys operations manager Donna extreme caution is still advised,” she said. efforts by Downer NZ and all contractors involved. heavy vehicles by the end of the day today. McArthur has appealed for motorists to exercise “Some roads will be one-way only with a lot of “In times like these, there’s always an amazing As of yesterday, sections of a dozen rural roads caution as roads reopen. work still happening. sense of community in Tairawhiti and it’s really remained closed and just about as many others “We understand that there are residents waiting “The safety of everyone involved is our main helped the recovery efforts.” were under caution. to get back home, forestry crews on stand-by and priority. For updates of all road conditions and road Those roads included most key routes, either stock waiting to be transported. “We would like to thank the community for closures, see www.gdc.govt.nz/road-information

by Mark Peters

Da da da . . . THREE months after opening Miharo Gallery, YOU’VE recognised the tune in the headline, artists Rosie Cruddas and Hera Clifton closed the and now you can’t get it out of your head, but doors for lockdown. Suspension of income, even you’re up for more — and you’re in luck! AT THE to cover the rent, is potentially fatal to any new To celebrate the return of live music after business. But since reopening, the main street lockdown in this slice of heaven, New Zealand gallery has been busier than ever. singer/songwriter and record producer Dave “We’re busier now than pre-lockdown,” says Dobbyn performs in Gisborne next month as part Miss Cruddas. of his Open Up Tour. BEACH “We now have more than 50 artists on the “My last performance was on Zoom for the books. I think over lockdown people realised Music Helps charity that provides assistance to where their passions lie.” all those behind the scenes who have lost work,” Miss Cruddas and Miss Clifton encouraged says Dobbyn. artists to use the lockdown to create new works. “Now I have the opportunity to open up our “We tried to keep all our artists inspired horizons again, to put the band and crew on the through regular posts on social media and we set road and bond through real-life gatherings.” an isolation challenge for everyone to send self- Christchurch musician Good Will (formerly portraits to Miharo’s Instagram page,” says Miss known as Will McGillivray of Nomad) will play Cruddas. support, and with his long-standing rhythm The best work was selected by public vote. section of Jo Barus and drummer Ross Burge, To keep exhibitions fresh, and to attract walk-in Dobbyn will perform songs from his hit-studded traffic, the gallery owners regularly change works catalogue. on the wall and hold one-week shows for selected ■ Dave Dobbyn, Open Up Tour, War Memorial artists. Theatre, Thursday August 20. Tickets available Following a successful exhibition of Adrian from Gisborne i-SITE and ticketek. Cave’s landscapes and urban scenes last week, artists Erika Holden and Kath McLaughlin’s exhibition of beach-inspired works opens tonight. People are welcome to come to the opening which Tirimoana recital is always a social occasion at Miharo. “Our idea was always to create events that WITH its view of the Pacific, Wainui home did get people out and into a space they felt Tirimoana is an apt location for a piano comfortable coming into so the artists are performance of early 20th century French accessible to the whole community,” says Miss composer Maurice Ravel’s Une Barque sur Clifton. l’Ocean. “Every show is different and brings in different Serbian-New Zealand pianist Nicholas Kovacev people. With the walls changing every week will perform the work, along with compositions there’s always something new to see.” by Haydn, Chopin, Bach, Brahms and Ravel. Kovacev is in his fourth and final year of study ■ An exhibition of works by Gisborne artists at the New Zealand School of Music. A finalist Erika Holden and Kath McLaughlin opens at for the Body-Harris prize for best performance of Miharo Gallery, 118 Gladstone Road, tonight at a New Zealand work, Kovacev heads for Berlin 6pm. next year for the Dramatic Voices Programme, a chance to work intensively on German art song PACIFIC LIGHT: Miharo Gallery for a month with leading musicians in the city. owners Rosie Cruddas (second He aims to embark on a career as a collaborative right) and Hera Clifton (right) are pianist. joined by artist Erika Holden whose ■ Student pianist Nicholas Kovacev at shared exhibition with painter Kath Tirimoana, 41 Winifred Street, on Sunday at 2pm. McLaughlin opens tonight. Entry by koha but seats are limited. Contact Gill Picture by Mark Peters Armstrong at 868 6443 or [email protected]. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 NEWS 5 ‘Give them space’

STAY CLEAR: Fur seals are a common sight at this time of year. File picture

IT IS the season where kekeno/fur seals concerned about a seal they’ve seen. It’s great Anyone who has genuine concerns about same guidelines apply for them — give them spend more time on shore, and Department of to be part of a community that cares so much the welfare of an animal such as a seal being space and let them rest.” Conservation East Coast is asking people to about our wildlife but in most cases, the seal harassed or that has severe injuries, should “If you encounter a seal on or near a beach, respect these animals and give them space. is fit and well. get in touch with 0800 DOC HOT (0800 362 please give it space.” Although seals are marine mammals, “Seals on land sometimes cough or sneeze, 468). they spend a lot of time on land, particularly and often have weepy eyes. They also enjoy DoC has a hands-off policy with seals DoC ADVICE between June and September. They can drifting in the surf or lazing on the beach, and will only intervene if a seal is obviously sometimes show up in places you might which are completely natural behaviours. They injured, entangled in marine debris, or is in a ■ Always keep dogs on a leash, under not expect, occasionally following rivers will return to the sea when they are rested and dangerous place such as a public road. On the control and away from seals upstream. Rough weather can also encourage ready to go. occasion where DoC does need to intervene, ■ Keep small children at a safe distance them to seek shelter on shore. “It’s also important to remember these are Jamie Quirk says it’s important for the public and under your control when watching DoC biodiversity ranger Jamie Quirk says wild animals and shouldn’t be approached. to allow rangers to do their job. seals even though people may be concerned, this They have sharp teeth and can move quickly “It’s not just fur seals. We do sometimes ■ Do not get closer than 20 metres behaviour is normal. if they feel threatened. Keep a distance of at see other marine mammals like leopard seals ■ Do not get between the seal and the sea “We receive calls each year from people least 20 metres.” on our coastline, which is pretty special. The ■ Do not touch or feed the seal. GISBORNE DISTRICT COURT NEWS A DISAGREEMENT over food turned ugly Thomas Douglas Nukunuku, 48, pleaded guilty sentence if called upon within six months. other two are failure to use restraints and dangerous between two 21st birthday party-goers at a local to possession of an offensive weapon. He was The good behaviour bond was the same or careless driving.) marae, Gisborne District Court was told. sentenced to 40 hours community work. sentence given to one of two co-accused by a judge But the judge accepted counsel Jacqui Van Sione Muimui Mei Fetoa Tupouniua, 40, got into Judge Haamiora Raumati said the offence was in Ruatoria District Court a week earlier. Schalkwyk’s submissions. an argument with a woman who travelled from an unusual one for Nukunuku whose previous Judge Raumati told Adams he was lucky that the Ms Van Schalkwyk said Gingles’ last drink-drive Auckland for the event. convictions were mainly driving-related. He is property owner, although not happy about poaching, incident was in 2009. He had an issue with using Tupouniua punched her in the mouth causing her currently on home detention for a recent drink-drive did not take a harder line. alcohol to cope with stress, but he said he had not to fall backwards. Another party-goer went to her conviction. One of the three had access to the property consumed any since this offending. aid but it did not deter Tupouniua from punching the The community work imposed would be a chance because he was working there but was later sacked Disqualification would have an impact on woman again. for Nukunuku to get out of the house, the judge said. due to this incident. his family life as he had only recently regained Three of her teeth were damaged in the assault. The group were found in possession of pigs they unsupervised visitation rights with his daughters. He Two teeth had to be removed. MONTY Tekira Kora, 29, unemployed, pleaded had hunted and which they said were intended to would need to get taxis to continue visiting them and Judge Turitea Bolstad sentenced Tupouniua to guilty to possession of an offensive weapon (a feed their families. that would be a financial burden. three months’ community detention and ordered him hammer), two breaches of bail — by failing to He also needed transport to get himself to a to pay $2700 to the complainant for emotional harm appear — and a breach of release conditions. ON two charges of intentional damage, one training course for which he had enrolled. and dentistry expenses. He was sentenced to three months community involving a window, the other a vehicle panel, Casey Initially reluctant to grant the application, the The case was previously adjourned for referral to detention (curfew 8pm-6am) with a further one Morrell was convicted, ordered to come up for judge said she appreciated Gingles was trying to the restorative justice process, but the complainant month detention in lieu of unpaid fines ($5466), sentence if called upon within 12 months, and to get on the straight and narrow but the difficulty was declined to participate. which were cancelled. pay reparation in respect of each charge — $1263 it had come a bit late. He now put the court in a Judge Bolstad accepted counsel Michael Lynch’s on one, $1016 on the other. difficult position of having to determine his fate when ANGERED when told one of his children submissions that Kora took responsibility for his Judge Bolstad previously agreed to impose the it was all up to him to begin with. was being bullied, a Te Karaka man assaulted offending and did not try to minimise or pass blame. good behaviour bond sentence provided Morrell He was lucky a probation officer had taken a the teenager he believed was responsible and He was remorseful and focused on trying to better apologise to the victim and pay the reparation in full, special interest in his case and agreed to provide threatened to kick his father’s head in, the court was himself in life and as a father. which she had since done. particular oversight. told. The community-based sentence would assist his Turuki Wainui Teepa, 41, shearer, pleaded guilty rehabilitation. A DRIVER stopped for speeding on Lytton Road FOR a sixth drink-drive (945mcg), which he to assaulting a child and threatening language The weapon charge dated back to 2018. Kora was found to be disqualified and driving with a admitted, Jacob John Atkins, 46, was sentenced to arising out of the incident about 3pm on August 12 said he was carrying a hammer “for show” and that blood alcohol reading double the limit for a criminal nine months’ supervision. last year. he was “trying to be the big man”. The judge ordered offence. He will be subject to alcohol-interlock and zero- For the assault, Teepa was convicted and ordered the hammer be destroyed. He was granted an application for a community- alcohol driving provisions. to come up if called upon within nine months. For based sentence in lieu of further disqualification. Counsel Mana Taumaunu conceded Atkins was the language charge, he was ordered to pay the FOR an assault, arising out of a road rage Robert John Gingles, 32, pleaded guilty to drink- jailed the last time he appeared for a drink-drive complainant $250. incident in which he was a passenger in the vehicle driving (160mcgs) and two counts of driving while offence but that was more than 10 years ago (2009). Counsel Heather Vaughn said these were first involved, Timaru Desmond Kinghazel, hospitality disqualified — all third or subsequent offences. An alternative sentence or combination of sentences offences for Teepa who had no prior criminal history. worker, was sentenced to 40 hours community work. Judge Bolstad sentenced Gingles, for the could be appropriate this time. He was a family man — a father of six children. He Kinghazel admitted the offence, which involved offending, to five months community detention. Judge Bolstad told Atkins he was lucky the police was truly sorry for what happened, would attend him punching a stranger in the face. The man was In lieu of driver disqualification, the judge imposed took a neutral view. counselling and had already done some voluntary not hurt. 12 months supervision, to include counselling for community work. Judge Raumati noted Kinghazel was on intensive alcohol and other drugs. HORI Tanata Hokianga, 60, pleaded guilty to A summary of facts records Teepa going to the supervision at the time, a previously-imposed Gingles was ordered to pay a total of $222 for drink-driving (554mcg) for a third or subsequent home of the 15-year-old suspected bully, grabbing sentence which continues until later this year. medical and analyst’s fees. time. He was fined $500 (with court costs $130) and him by the neck, pushing him around and throwing Kinghazel claimed the driver of a vehicle cut Judge Bolstad said Gingles was fortunate to be disqualified from driving for a year and a day. him out the door. Teepa then told the boy, “I will kick in front of the one he was in, nearly causing an getting the reprieve from disqualification. She noted your dad’s head in”. accident. police opposition. MANNY Jones Jack, 36, pleaded guilty to two Counsel Holly Tunstall said it had been 11 years Prosecutor Sergeant Aubrey Ormond said charges for driving contrary to zero-alcohol licence DISCOVERING on social media the whereabouts since Kinghazel’s last conviction for violence. Gingles’ offences included three of the “big five” provisions and one of drink-driving (500mcg). of his partner’s stolen vehicle, a man took matters factors known to cause road fatalities — speed He was sentenced to 80 hours community work into his own hands, carrying a tomahawk when he ADMITTING unlawful hunting, Scott Cameron (67km in a 50km area), alcohol, and high-risk and 12 months’ supervision, and will be subject to went to retrieve it. Adams was convicted and ordered to come up for behaviour such as driving while disqualified. (The alcohol interlock and zero alcohol provisions. 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 Gunman flew drone over mosque BRIEFS Kiwi jailed for 13 years in Qld weeks before killing 51 people BRISBANE — A New Zealand man will serve 13 years in jail for his “cold, continuous and callous” role in the manslaughter and torture of CHRISTCHURCH — Police have blueprint — it really concerns me — but two people. admitted the Christchurch mosque also hurts.” Tepuna Tupuna Mariri is one of eight people gunman could have been planning his Murtaza is part of a group of young charged over the deaths of drug dealers Cory attack weeks before March 15 when he Muslims that have prepared an Breton and Iuliana Triscaru, whose bodies killed 51 people. investigation into the attack for the Royal were found in a toolbox in a dam in Logan, An Official Information Act request Commission. Queensland, in 2016. by Newshub reveals the shooter flew a He said police should have been He was sentenced in Brisbane Supreme Court drone over the Deans Avenue mosque on prepared. yesterday after earlier pleading not guilty to two January 8 — 10 weeks before he would “It should have definitely been on the counts of murder in favour of pleading guilty to open fire on those at Friday prayers. radar for the police.” two counts of manslaughter and two counts of He launched it out of Hagley Park, The use of the drone was a missed torture. The bodies were found decomposing in just across the road in an act of warning by police and New Zealand a two-metre toolbox in a Logan dam on February premeditation. intelligence, Murtaza said. 11, 2016, 18 days after they were last seen. It’s The news has sickened young Kiwi It fitted a pattern of missed warnings believed they were killed over a drug dispute. Muslim leader Haris Murtaza. — alongside Tarrant’s visits to Al Noor — NZ Herald “They were being scoped out by the Young Muslim leader Haris Murtaza Mosque, purchase of guns, travel to gunman, and he was doing his research,” unusual destinations such as Pakistan, Rat kills tuatara Murtaza told Newshub. Afghanistan, and North Korea and his INVERCARGILL — A rat has claimed the life of The drone is another factor in Information Act. The response could not online extremism, he said. one of Invercargill’s star tuatara. a Newshub investigation that has confirm if Tarrant had parked opposite — Murtaza blames New Zealand officials New pest measures have been put in place uncovered extensive planning by Brenton but it did confirm he performed a flyover. for not realising the country had a around the Queens Park area after a rat made its Tarrant. “However, on January 8, 2019 a drone problem with white supremacy, which way into the Tuatarium at the Southland Museum Imam Gamal Fouda is convinced used by Mr Tarrant took flight over the the Muslim community knew was on the and Art Gallery, killing the endangered reptile. Tarrant even prayed at the mosque in the Deans Avenue Mosque,” police confirmed. rise. Invercargill City Council says it is a real loss for lead-up. “The start and endpoints for the drone “It just paints the picture that police the community. “If you look at the way he behaved in usage was in Hagley Park across from were completely oblivious to any of this It’s the first such incident in the 30-year history here. He knew the place like his house,” the mosque.” going on,” he said. of the Tuatarium. The rat also damaged other Fouda said. Murtaza said the news was painful. “They were not focusing on this at all exhibits in the museum. — Newshub The police murder investigation found “To go scope out what the area was and did not have a clue.” evidence that Tarrant had parked across like, and what the mosque looked like, The mosque was on the gunman’s Warning after listeria death the road from the mosque, so Newshub the entrance points and the parking radar — yet he was not being tracked at TAURANGA — One person has died and two requested more detail under the Official everything like that and basically get a all. — Newshub people have been hospitalised with listeria in Tauranga, prompting a warning to pregnant women and others at risk. Authorities are urgently trying to find the source of the dangerous bacteria which can be found Party leaders clean up in raw fish, processed meat, hummus and many other cold foods. It is dangerous for newborn or unborn babies, by Jason Walls, NZ Herald 2020, Lees-Galloway spent $24,638 on Cabinet- political spectrum to “restore people’s faith in our elderly people, or those with poor immunity. approved international travel, according to the system”. The region’s medical officer of health, Neil de WELLINGTON — Political leaders are wrestling Department of Internal Affairs. “Ultimately, we do need to take responsibility for Wet, said all three of those who were affected to salvage public trust in Parliament after the His most recent credit card statement released making Parliament a place that people can have were between 70 and 90 years old. sacking of minister Iain Lees-Galloway for an by Internal Affairs is for June-July 2019, and shows some faith in, and a bit of trust in,” she said. The person who died already had a terminal extramarital affair, and a new police investigation a $2642 charge for accommodation at the Hotel Meanwhile, NZ First leader and deputy prime condition, he said. into former National MP Andrew Falloon over lewd Royal Manotel in Geneva, Switzerland. He was in minister Winston Peters is capping off a dramatic It was possible the cases were linked because text messages. Geneva for the International Labour Conference, week in New Zealand politics by saying he will it was unusual to see three in two weeks, Dr de It comes amid reports that Lees-Galloway paid where he spoke and held various top-level save the Tiwai Pt aluminium smelter. He will be in Wet said. for flights and accommodation for his mistress meetings. Southland today. Usually, the region had between one and five while he was in Paris earlier this year on ministerial There is no suggestion his mistress was with “I am going to expose decades of deceit from cases a year. business. him on that occasion. central Government and the Crown with respect to An investigation with the Ministry for Primary NZME has been told of the Paris rendezvous However, what is known is that the relationship Tiwai Point,” he told Newstalk ZB. Industries was underway to find the source. with the woman — a former staffer from one of his lasted 12 months and has cost Lees-Galloway his He says it will not involve Government money. “I — Newshub departments — but so far there is no evidence that political career — he will not contest September’s am down there to talk plain common sense.” public money was spent on her. election. There are currently 119 MPs in the New Zealand Boochani gets refugee status Ministerial Services — part of the Department of Lees-Galloway, 41, is married with three children. Parliament — normally it’s 120, but Falloon has CHRISTCHURCH — Behrouz Boochani, the Internal Affairs — confirmed the Prime Minister’s He said he had “acted completely inappropriately already quit. Kurdish Iranian refugee who came to fame after Office had asked for “data and information” about in my position and cannot continue as a minister”. National Party leader Judith Collins also issued he wrote an account about life on Manus Island Lees-Galloway’s use of public funds. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said ministers a call for a clean-up, saying New Zealanders were on his phone, has been given refugee status in “To ensure expenses are within the parameters having affairs was not necessarily inappropriate “clearly sick of people like Andrew Falloon”. New Zealand. for the use of public funds, Ministerial Services behaviour, and it depended on each individual Asked if the election campaign was gearing up Boochani arrived in Christchurch earlier this reviews all expenditure in Ministerial offices circumstance. to be a grubby one, Collins said no. “I think we can year after being granted a visitor visa to attend according to relevant legislation, determinations But Lees-Galloway’s position was untenable get rid of the people out of Parliament who have a literary festival. He remained in New Zealand and policies regarding Ministerial expenditure.” because he was the Minister for Workplace been actually quite revolting in their behaviours.” after his visa ran out. He had spent more than six Lees-Galloway was in Europe earlier this year, Relations and Safety, and he had opened himself On Thursday, Collins revealed a fifth woman years in an Australian detention centre on Manus and Paris specifically on January 15-16 for an up to accusations of improperly using his power. had now alerted her to inappropriate messages Island. There he wrote his book No Friend But the OECD meeting. He was back in New Zealand by Ardern said yesterday that Parliament had not from Falloon. Yesterday, police also confirmed Mountains on his phone, which won two major January 27. been meeting the expectation of the public in they had re-opened the investigation into Falloon’s literary prizes in Australia. — Newshub In the period from October 1, 2019, to March 31, recent days. It now fell to MPs on both sides of the actions. Tolley gives emotional sign-off from politics

by Derek Cheng, NZ Herald met during her help identify society’s most vulnerable, from his foster home. time as an MP and spoke of a woman deemed a low She later saw him at an A&P show in WELLINGTON — Senior National and minister. to medium risk. But starting with the Gisborne and he returned to Wellington, MP Anne Tolley has given an emotional As Corrections woman’s ACC file — she always injured where he “came alive around the table tribute to the characters she has met Minister she herself in ways such as slamming her discussing youth justice services”. through politics, from prisoners to foster said she took “an fingers in doors — officials learned the “His contribution was invaluable and kids to a constituent who had a photo of enormous risk” by full extent of her past and moved the insightful, and I was so grateful to the her on his coffin. giving the green woman to extreme risk. officials that listened to him and made The MP for the East Coast gave her light to Rimutaka Tolley said the woman was changes.” valedictory speech in the House last Prison taking part subsequently offered the support she Tolley said it was a “huge honour” to night, having decided not to stand again Anne Tolley in Wellington on a needed for the first time in her life. represent the East Coast for 15 years, at the election. Plate. “This woman I never met. I never and she had crossed paths with many She first entered Parliament in 1999 “A man with a knew her name. But I know we saved her great characters and generous locals. as a Napier-based list MP, and again real light in his eye told me that in his life,” Tolley said. In the last 12 months Tolley has been as the East Coast MP from 2005 after whole life he had never been good at She highlighted reforming Child, part of the team developing a code of a three-year stint in the private sector anything, but he’d found that he could Youth and Family Services (now Oranga conduct for parliamentary workers, from 2002-2005. cook. And a famous chef (Martin Bosley) Tamariki), and how that work needed which stemmed from a review into She held nine ministerial portfolios had told him he was talented and to be based on the views of those who bullying and harassment at Parliament. from 2008 to 2017, including police, social would help him find a job when he got experienced the system. “It’s a tough environment. We all development, education and children. out.” She spoke of a cynical teenager who understand that, but that’s no excuse She said politics was about people, and She said she was proud of her role in was brought in to share his views, but for some of the behaviour that we know recounted the memorable ones she had bringing together multiple agencies to who shunned the process and ran away takes place.” The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Moonlighting nurses warned Working quarantine hotel shifts and emergency departments slammed by Emma Russell, NZ Herald remain safe. may no longer be an absolute LUCRATIVE SHIFTS: “Nurses working in our EDs necessity — except for nurses Nurses working at AUCKLAND — Nurses are also a group who are highly actually working in high-risk managed quarantine hotels treating vulnerable patients trained in infection prevention areas and in roles in managed were reportedly paid about in Auckland emergency and control. We routinely care isolation, quarantine, border $500 a shift. departments (ED) have also for patients with infectious roles and testing. been working lucrative shifts diseases through our EDs and “Case-by-case consideration at managed quarantine hotels are confident measures are in should be appropriate.” — sparking warnings from a place to protect the safety of our A spokesman for another nurses’ union. patients, staff and whanau. union, New Zealand Nurses Nurses Society of New Zealand “There have been no known Organisation (NZNO), said they (NSNZ) has been warning its instances in Auckland of a DHB were unable to comment on the 5500 members against working worker infecting a patient at any issue at present. for more than one employer due time during the pandemic in the A Ministry of Health to the risk of Covid-19 infection hospital setting.” spokesperson confirmed the and has raised concerns with all David Wills, director of ministry was aware that some three District Health Boards in NSNZ, said the union had been nurses had been working at Auckland. approached by a handful of managed isolation facilities, via It comes months after members who were working in a contract agency, and at local Waitakere Hospital changed its managed isolation or quarantine DHBs. But they were satisfied protocols due to transmission facilities, as well as working for that no one was being put in concerns about treating both DHBs, including in EDs. danger. Covid-19 patients and people on is being done to keep New Government-partnered company “Our advice to such members The spokesperson said different wards. Zealanders safe.” Geneva Healthcare. has been that they must nurses working at managed National Party health The Ministry of Health Nurses’ unions wouldn’t notify their managers in their isolation facilities were provided spokesman Shane Reti has defended the moonlighting, comment on how much its respective DHB that they are with guidance on procedures, slammed the Government for saying the safety procedures at members were being paid, but working in managed isolation.” including how to reduce risk allowing this to happen, saying managed quarantine hotels are said it was a “good earner for Wills said they had sent of transmission between it’s “completely unacceptable” robust and sufficient. them”. out dozens of notices to their workplaces and training in PPE and he is calling for it to end “This is both legal and well It’s unknown if hospital staff members warning them against and infection control. They also urgently. managed within the sector,” a have been working at Jet Park working for two employers given received health checks and were Health Minister Chris Hipkins ministry spokesperson said. where positive Covid-19 cases the risk of Covid-19 infection. offered testing for Covid-19. A said last night he was seeking When asked how many nurses are staying. “Since March the union had clinical governance group more advice about the issue. they were aware of working in A spokesperson for all seen many cases of members was overseeing all of these Nurses in managed isolation and EDs and managed quarantine Auckland DHBs (including being required to stop working matters. quarantine facilities understood facilities, they said “some” and Waitemata, Auckland and for more than one employer Reti said he would be raising infection control and used wouldn’t comment further. Counties Manukau) said they because of Covid-19 control his concerns with Hipkins and appropriate PPE, Hipkins said. The New Zealand Herald encouraged staff to keep their measures. offering some advice. “However, we are constantly understands nurses working managers informed of any work “Now that we are in Covid- Geneva Healthcare did reviewing policies and at managed quarantine hotels they do outside of the DHBs so 19 Level 1, and there is no not respond to a request for procedures to ensure everything were paid about $500 a shift by that they could support them to community transmission, this comment. WE WILL COME TO YOU . . . Rental racism exposed QUALITY CHRISTCHURCH — A Maori woman says a got a really good job and good tenant references PAINT Christchurch landlord told her he didn’t want “her — so he’s missing out, really.” sort” renting his property. The Residential Tenancies Act makes it Iwi Kemp had applied for 10 rentals, but had unlawful for anyone to discriminate against COLOUR no luck. After a friend joked it could be because potential tenants when deciding whether to grant, of her name, Kemp reapplied under the name continue, change, or end a tenancy. ADVICE Maria, NZME reported. It is illegal for landlords to treat potential Three landlords got back to her and one set up tenants differently based on race, colour, AND a viewing for the next day. ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation and “I asked him whether the house was still disability. WALLPAPER GISBORNE Locally COLOR available. He said it was,” Kemp told NZME. Anyone who suspects they have been treated SHOP FIND “I said, ‘That’s funny because when I texted unlawfully by a landlord or potential landlord can OF TH T E owned you from my other phone with my real name you contact either the Human Rights Commission R A said it was gone’.” (HRC) or make an application to the Tenancy P and US Kemp says the man laughed at her before Tribunal. GISBORNE saying he didn’t want Maori people in his house. 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Although the case numbers remain in the single digits, the repercussions of each are huge, involving weeks HEART SURGERY: Eruera Hatu-Edmonds in hospital, sometimes months and Huriwai had heart surgery in Starship RHEUMATIC FEVER SURVIVOR: Te Manihera Huriwai (left), and Zoey Hatu-Edmonds penicillin injections every 28 days for at hospital after being diagnosed with urge parents to take sore throats seriously after their son Eruera Hatu-Edmonds least 10 years. rheumatic fever. Picture supplied Huriwai, 13, got rheumatic fever and spent four months in Starship. Daily Post picture Rheumatic fever starts with a sore throat (a streptococcal bacterial infection) but symptoms such as sore or swollen Eruera’s symptoms last year included but he’s the type of kid who won’t say Toi Te Ora, the public health unit for joints, a skin rash, fever, stomach pain a rash and sore joints, but doctors anything unless he’s really in pain,” the Lake DHB and Bay of Plenty DHB, and jerky movements normally develop a originally thought he had an allergic Eruera’s mother Zoey Hatu-Edmonds helps to oversee school-based throat- few weeks later. reaction and growing pains. said this week, reflecting on the year swabbing programmes to detect and treat Even if symptoms ease, the fever can A subsequent visit to Rotorua Hospital since. strep throat and prevent rheumatic fever. permanently damage heart valves and led to a rheumatic fever diagnosis for the “We had seen the ads on TV, but we Those most at risk of rheumatic fever lead to rheumatic heart disease and 13-year-old and an immediate transfer to never thought it would hit us.” are children aged four to 19, Maori and the need for heart surgery to repair or Starship. Zoey had to commute between Pasifika, and people who are living in replace the valves. “He didn’t complain of a sore throat Auckland and Rotorua to see her son for damp, overcrowded housing. four months. 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Hutt Valley and Waikato DHBs had also Eruera has just started back playing reported increases in rheumatic fever in a basketball team in the past two cases so far this year. 0800 364 337 months. “There were 24 cases of rheumatic Zoey hoped other parents would “take fever notified in April 2020 compared Sponsored by sore throats seriously”. with 15 for the same month in 2019 “Don’t just say ‘see how you feel nationally.” Fred Lewis tomorrow’ — get them checked.” The Government allocated $5 million Her partner, Te Manihera Huriwai, per year to 2022 across the 11 DHBs Enterprise Foundation said it had “definitely opened our eyes, with the highest incidences of rheumatic 14455-01 with our other kids too”. fever. — Daily Post Take charge of your money

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RESEARCH ON WHALES: Mother Astonishing fact and calf southern right whales, photographed from a research New Pike River theory claims miners drone at the Auckland Islands were trapped earlier than believed breeding grounds. Picture supplied GREYMOUTH — national importance,” she by Steve Dawson, Families of those killed at Steve Rose, the father says. University of Otago Pike River in 2010 have of Stuart Mudge who Healey also revealed new been left astonished by information relating to the a new version of what died in the explosion, mine’s electrics. happened that could explain says Healey’s theory is “The electrical data — Kiwis called on to help track why more of the men didn’t “entirely feasible”. the Royal Commission walk out. They were told absolutely got it wrong. on Wednesday night the They looked at one event. right whales’ migration patterns Royal Commission into the There were, in fact, two disaster got aspects of its consistent with being pulled events.” AUCKLAND — Scientists are asking for the there are some really common sense or basic findings wrong. down by rocks in a rockfall. Healey says the electrical public’s help in tracking Tohora or southern things like keeping 50 metres away, or 200 An electrical expert said His scans were taken event the Commission right whales as they return to New Zealand metres if a whale is with a calf and keeping a a massive rockfall may after the first explosion, missed was a fuse blowing waters. no wake speed of 300 metres.” have trapped the men not the second. He says deep in the mine. That After being hunted to the brink of extinction Paterson said the latest Department of inside shortly after the first that means the men were wasn’t investigated and by the early 20th Century, their numbers are Conservation (DOC) estimate — from 2009 — explosion, not after the possibly trapped alive for could have been the ignition increasing. But researchers suspect migration put the total population at about 2000. second explosion five days days behind the debris. source for the original patterns are also being influenced by climate “The whales are coming back to mainland later as previously thought. “If that rockfall did occur explosion. change. Southern right whales are some of the New Zealand, to their old haunts, but we Richard Healey spent 18 during that first explosion, He also says a fresh air largest creatures in New Zealand waters — but actually have very little idea of where they are months investigating what that meant no one was fan was misprogrammed to their lives and movements are still largely a going during this time. What this information happened at Pike River and walking out of that mine.” over-report airflow in the mystery. will help us inform is how we protect our he revealed his findings Steve Rose, the father of mine, which he believes Auckland University researcher Emma oceans in the future.” to the victims’ families on Stuart Mudge who died in means there wasn’t enough Carroll, who’s leading this project to track Nationwide cetacean spotting group leader Wednesday. When the mine the explosion, says Healey’s ventilation to be mining Tohora during their winter migration, said the Christine Rose said New Zealanders have a exploded on November 19, theory is “entirely feasible”. coal. data will help future conservation efforts. unique opportunity to help save a species. 2010, 29 people didn’t make “It could explain that if Dean Dunbar’s 17-year- “Every pair of eyes and every photo counts. “These whales were pushed almost to it out and only two did. there were survivors why old son Joseph died on his What you are able to see on the ocean and extinction and elsewhere in the world, northern Video obtained by they never walked out. first day of work at Pike send to DOC will really contribute. We really right whales for example are really still on that Newshub showing a “Bernie Monk, Dean River. He believes mine need the citizens and the citizens’ science precipice. Here in the Southern Oceans those massive rockfall inside the Dunbar, and Richard management should be held here.” whales have a chance and we can make a mine was always thought Healey have done an accountable. The team from Auckland University has difference for the long term recovery of these to have happened sometime amazing job. Richard’s Police told Newshub it teamed up with marine conservation charity whales if we just give them space, celebrate after the second explosion incredible.” could not comment on the Live Ocean. Chief executive Sally Paterson their return and keep our eyes on the sea so on November 24. But Mudge’s mother new information while its said they’re encouraging people to send that we can track the recovery of these whales Healey offered a different Carol Rose says it blows scene examination of the in their photographs of whales — but she and feed that information back into DOC.” theory. everything they’ve been mine is ongoing. But it says cautions against getting too close. Researchers will visit the Auckland Islands He says he has scans told, “completely out of the anyone with information “People out on the water need to be whale next month and begin their satellite tracking from the mine interior that water”. they believe is important wise, we share the space with our whales, so programme. — RNZ show two cables hanging “The information that should get in contact. from the wall, which are they’ve uncovered is of — Newshub BUY BUY HOLDEN 3 2 COLORADOS LEFT 3 years or 3 years or 100,000km warranty 100,000km DON’T MISS OUT with roadside Free Scheduled The fi nal clearance of all Holden stock. There will be no more. assistance Servicing No deposit, fi nance available.

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WHITE ISLAND — A newly-wed couple from “We actually sleep in separate beds because Lauren told CBS she could see normality “a the United States have revealed their long and we just — between the tossing and turning and little bit” now. painful recovery process after being caught in general discomfort, there’s no way we can share “I owe it all to him,” she said about Matt. last year’s Whakaari/White Island eruption. a bed right now,” Matt said. “I really do. He’s been my rock. He’s been Lauren and Matthew Urey had wed in South “I don’t like the person I see when I look in everything to me.” Carolina two months before the eruption, which the mirror: said Lauren. “I don’t like, obviously, The Ureys said they plan to redo their killed 21 people. The honeymoon cruise they’d my burns, the scars. I don’t like my short hair. I honeymoon in the US, possibly next year. booked to celebrate offered an excursion to the don’t feel beautiful . . . I’m afraid he doesn’t think In a statement to CBS News, Royal Caribbean active volcano. I’m beautiful, which he tells me repeatedly he said, “We respectfully decline further comment They are now taking legal action against the does but . . . it’s just really hard.” while the investigation is still proceeding.” cruise ship they were travelling on — and ID The Ureys are suing both Royal Caribbean When approached by NZME for comment Tours New Zealand Ltd. and the New Zealand tour company. Other today, an ID Tours New Zealand Ltd spokesman In an interview with CBS News, the couple victims and families are also pursuing legal said the company would not comment on any claimed Royal Caribbean and ID Tours New action. ongoing legal matter. — NZ Herald Zealand Ltd did not warn them of heightened “They needed to have done a heck of a lot volcanic activity on the island before the more to warn these folks,” maritime attorney excursion. Michael Winkleman told CBS News. “We started off having the time of our lives, “When they’re going to offer a shore and then it just turned out to be just hell,” excursion to their passengers, they have a duty LEGAL ACTION: Top right, Lauren told CBS This Morning. to reasonably inspect the excursion to make Lauren Urey and husband Both were put in medically induced comas sure that it’s safe . . . But what Royal Caribbean, Matthew Urey on their and underwent skin grafts and plastic surgeries. like all cruise lines try to do, is say, ‘Hey wait a wedding day. The couple It was nearly two months before they were minute, these are independent contractors, we from Richmond, Virginia reunited back in the US. don’t have anything to do with it,’ but I’ve never were visiting White Island Asked by CBS if she was grateful to be alive, seen a situation where the facts actually support when the volcano erupted. Lauren said, “If you want me to be honest, at that.” They are now taking legal times I kind of wished . . . it would be easier if I In the weeks prior to their trip, New Zealand’s action against the cruise wasn’t. GeoNet agency raised the island’s volcanic alert ship they were travelling “I am now. But at the time, when I was in New level to 2. Level 3 means an eruption. on — and ID Tours New Zealand . . . I couldn’t do anything. I couldn’t go “Had we known that, there is absolutely no Zealand Ltd. to the bathroom by myself, I couldn’t brush my way we would have ever stepped foot on that Bottom right, White teeth, I couldn’t use the phone . . . and I just was island,” Matt said. Island aerial view after wondering if I would ever be normal again.” He added they may need surgeries once a the volcanic eruption on Now home in Virginia, the Ureys are going month for the next one to two years. December 9, 2019. through painful laser procedures to increase “We’re very angry. I mean, we’re very, very Picture suppled/File picture mobility and break down their scars. angry about this,” Lauren said. EMPLOYERS Your apprentices can get their qualiication in these subject areas FREE at EIT.

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33712-01 The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 BUSINESS 11 Kiwi planes made into Chinese military drones Company pays by Matt Nippert, NZ Herald $60k in Covid CHRISTCHURCH — New Zealand- designed light aircraft which once made redundancy case headlines for breaching trade sanctions with North Korea have been converted CHRISTCHURCH — A freight company into drones for the Chinese military. that used Covid-19 as an excuse to lay The adaptation of the Pacific Aerospace off two of its staff has been forced to pay P-750, famed for being able to take off almost $60,000 for unfair dismissal. from a 35m airstrip and carry more cargo Solly’s Freight Limited told its staff it than the weight of its airframe, into the had applied for the wage subsidy and for unmanned P-720 is just one example of registration as an essential service. the risks of technology transfer to China The company sent a letter signed by cited by Canterbury University China its managing director to all employees expert Anne-Marie Brady. saying that if the wage subsidy was Brady’s research paper on links approved then “well and good. If not, between New Zealand businesses and changes to our operations will become universities with Peoples Liberation necessary”. Army institutions was presented to The letter also said even with the Parliament’s justice select committee TECH LINK-UP: New Zealand-designed light aircraft converted into drone for subsidy, no long-term guarantees could yesterday as part of wide-ranging Chinese military. Picture supplied be made and “restructure may become hearings on foreign interference. necessary in time”. “The majority of New Zealand-China satellite delivery customers for launches Pacific Aerospace and its flagship Timothy de Wys and Jesse Jenney scientific partnerships are benign,” from Mahia have recently included US airframe made international headlines in were employed by Solly’s for several Brady’s paper begins. Defence contracts. 2016 when one P-750 was spotted at an years based in Christchurch until they “However, some New Zealand-China In 2014, Hamilton-based Pacific airshow in Wonson painted in the colours were dismissed on April 2 2020, two days educational and industry linkages Aerospace was part-acquired by a of North Korea. after being told their jobs were secure. are with PLA (Peoples Liberation subsidiary of state-owned Chinese The affair saw Pacific Aerospace plead That morning, before the dismissal Army)-affiliated organisations and industrial giant Beijing Automotive guilty to three breaches of UN sanctions letters were sent, Ministry of Social involve projects with military-end-use Industry Corporation (BAIC) that Brady and one charge under the Customs and Development (MSD) had contacted Solly’s application.” says “specialises in making military Excise Act. to say they were processing the wage The paper notes New Zealand’s vehicles and exports military vehicles to Court hearings heard the plane had subsidy application but MSD were told to membership of Five Eyes and existing Iran and North Korea” and is part of a been sold to its joint-venture partner and remove some staff from the list. military research and manufacturing military-civil project to build unmanned almost immediately sent for use in the The application was put on hold so the with, largely US, allies. Rocket Lab’s aerial vehicles (UAVs). rogue state. company could provide a list of seven names to be excluded from the subsidy. The list was provided by email that afternoon, and MSD information shows April 3 as the date it recorded the removal Fork in the road as food of seven employees from the application. In an Employment Relations Authority (ERA) decision, released yesterday, it was concluded that Solly’s “knew or ought to have realised that it would soon receive giants switch ad agencies the Government wage subsidy”. Cheyne found that both de Wys’ and by Aimee Shaw, NZ Herald spend data, New World spent more on platforms into Foodstuffs’ new operating Jenney’s dismissals were unjustified. advertising in 2019 than either Pak’nSave model. Solly’s was ordered to pay de Wys AUCKLAND — Supermarket operators or Countdown. The figures show that New “PHD Media has a strong grasp of $18,907 in lost wages and $10,000 in Foodstuffs and Countdown have switched World spent $62 million to the $51m spent what we are trying to achieve and offer compensation. Solly’s was also told advertising agencies in a huge shake-up by Countdown and Pak’nSave’s $23m. great talent, innovative thinking, strong to reimburse Jenney $14,132 and for the marketing industry. Foodstuffs group general manager in-house capability, advanced tools and compensation of $15,000. Foodstuffs, the operator of Pak’nSave, of marketing and customer experience, systems, and world-class purchasing Employment law experts say the case New World and Four Square Dominic Quin said FCB and PHD Media power as part of the Omnicom Media sends a strong message to employers not supermarkets, among others, has switched went “head-to-head in a tightly contested Group.” The New Zealand Herald has to rely on the pandemic to justify a failure from advertising agency FCB New battle for the account”. contacted FCB for comment. to follow proper process. Zealand to PHD Media, while rival chain Foodstuffs recently moved its creative “Employment rights are not negotiable Countdown has switched from Stanley St account from 99 — part of the Clemenger even in a crisis,” Paul Mathews, director (previously known as Ogilvy) to Carat. Moving media agencies was a Group — to DDB, part of the Omnicom of Mathews Walker Limited said. FCB had been the driving force behind big‘ decision and one which we Group. “While not attempting to downplay the one of the most successful supermarket In a statement, Nikki Grafton, chief impact of the Government response, the marketing campaigns to date: Pak’nSave’s didn’t make lightly. executive of PHD Media, said PHD was ERA has made it clear any employer who Stickman. ’—Dominic Quin thrilled to be Foodstuffs’ new advertising chooses to dismiss their people without a It will remain the creative agency for agency. fair and reasonable process, at any time, the Pak’nSave and Four Square brands. “New World, Pak’nSave and Four is acting unlawfully” The changes are understood to have “Moving media agencies was a big Square are iconic brands, each The biggest employment law advocacy given Omnicom Media Group a more than decision and one which we didn’t make presents its own unique challenges and firm in the country says it has been 50 percent share of the advertising market lightly. The FCB team will continue to be opportunities and the team can’t wait to receiving up to 100 inquiries a week — a huge concentration of supermarket our creative agency for Pak’nSave and we start contributing to the success of these relating to redundancies arising in close advertising power. look forward to continued collaboration incredible brands. We want to create a proximity to or coinciding with the Alert In May, Foodstuffs moved its creative which delivers innovative, edgy and collaborative partnership with Foodstuffs, Level 4 lockdown announcement. account for New World to DDB, part of the occasionally eyebrow-raising creative work one which is designed to perfectly position “The number of stories we have been Omnicom stable of agencies. for Stickman and the Pak’nSave brand,” each of the retail brands to excel and hearing from employees about how they From September, Auckland-based Quin said. deliver for their customers into the were texted or emailed out of the blue to PHD Media will be handling all media “PHD Media successfully won the future.” be told they were redundant ‘because of requirements for Foodstuffs brands. Foodstuffs business because they Asked if PHD would be targeting any Covid’ is disturbing. The same applies to Countdown’s switch demonstrated strong strategic capabilities FCB creatives as a result of the change His advice to employers is to get good to multinational agency Carat. alongside an ability to integrate their of account, Grafton said it would be advice before they act. — NZ Herald According to Nielsen’s advertising data, planning and campaign management recruiting for some roles.

Gordon said this had been driven by steady planning” under way to simplify the refinery. SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY demand for yield stocks. Argosy Property rose 3.3 percent to $1.27, “The catalyst has been people rolling off term posting the day’s biggest gain, but other WELLINGTON — New Zealand shares fell, led Other retirement stocks had a mixed response deposits and looking for alternatives,” he said. property stocks were mixed. lower by Oceania Healthcare after it reported to the sector’s first earnings report post-Covid. Vector, which is also considered a yield play, Stride Property and Kiwi Property Group annual earnings significantly weaker due to Arvida Group declined 1.2 percent to $1.62 rose 2.9 percent to $3.93, bringing its gain this each dropped 0.5 percent to $1.94 and $1.07 Covid-19. and Summerset Group Holdings fell 0.5 percent month to more than 8 percent. respectively. Vital Healthcare Property Trust The S&P/NZX 50 Index declined 0.3 percent to to $7.85. Ryman Healthcare gained 0.4 percent Fisher & Paykel Healthcare dropped 1.8 gained 1.9 percent at $2.66 and Goodman 11,693.41. Within the index, 24 stocks rose, to $13.64 and Metlifecare held at $5.91. percent to $35.35, the strong kiwi dollar is acting Property Trust rose 1.4 percent to $2.22. 19 fell, and seven were unchanged. Turnover was Stuart Williams, head of equities at Nikko as a headwind for the exporter which is trading Sky Network Television opened stronger after $136.4 million. Asset Management, said that, even within at near its record high. Jarden upgraded the stock and said establishing Oceania reported a net loss of $13.6 million sectors, various stocks in the benchmark had Auckland International Airport dropped 1.7 a sustainable operating model was not an in the year ended May after writing down the been moving in different directions. percent to $6.31 while Air New Zealand rose 0.8 “insurmountable task”. value of its property portfolio by $22.5 million. It “It is just normal investors’ interpretation of percent to $1.33. However, the early gains faded, and the stock reported a $45.4 million profit in the prior year. company specifics as opposed to some global Z Energy extended its rally after reporting ended flat at 14 cents. Its share price fell 3.9 percent to 99 cents but overview,” he said. better than expected first-quarter cost savings Outside the benchmark index, Cavalier Corp had been steadily gaining in the run-up to the Chorus dropped 2.6 percent to $7.25 as the and improved market share. The stock rose 1.7 leapt 22.7 percent to 27 cents. result. Commerce Commission began consulting percent to $2.94. The wool and carpet company yesterday said “Oceania was going to have a flat 12 months on regulatory changes that will affect the New Zealand Refining Company, in which Z stock levels had decreased “significantly” to anyway, but that revaluation headline spooked company’s future return expectations. Energy is a cornerstone shareholder, rose 1.5 about $35 million, on the back of “stronger than the market,” Brad Gordon, an investment adviser Spark New Zealand fell 0.9 percent to $4.865 percent to 69 cents, extending Wednesday’s anticipated” trading through June, particularly in at Hobson Wealth said. after gaining almost 10 percent this month. gains after it announced it had “detailed wool sales. — BusinessDesk 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 EDITORIAL More productive, less emissions Efficiency approach by Roger Wanklyn less emissions. The question is, how did this days younger at first cycle for young heifers. happen without increasing per head emissions? Also, selecting bulls with higher sexual activity is being promoted I HAVE been ruminating over To get a consistent birth weight only sires had the same effect on their daughters. The first this part of the editorial from with an estimated breeding value (ebv) for birth year mating R2H was 10 of 50 mated, four in-calf, Our columnist’s approach of Saturday 11 July 2020, “As weight 1kg either side of the breed average were one died giving birth and one calf died, only working towards a minimum number ruminant animals become more considered. Because of the genetic correlation two calves weaned . . . showing a huge lift in of breeding animals needed to productive over time they emit between birth weight and pelvic area, the latter production was needed to achieve the finishing wean 100 calves is an example of more methane” and offer my became consistent as well. result outlined above. a successful emissions mitigation own experience to challenge it. Next the calf needed to present to the pelvis I reckoned the birth weight and shape were approach that is being promoted in I had a poll Hereford beef cow herd and like a wedge, not the blunt end of a strainer post, set at conception, so the bigger the skeleton the agriculture sector — basically, mucked around chasing genetic fads for the first therefore a correct skeletal structure was needed. was at first birth the larger the pelvic area could using fewer breeding animals to 10 years. After reading Aussie research which Selection for that was subjective. Observing the be. Therefore the R2H needed to be fed enough reach a given quantity of milk or to suggested 70 percent of a beef herd’s income animal while walking, the hind foot had to place in its second year to achieve the growth for the came from fertility, 20 percent from growth and in the mark left by the front foot. skeleton to be big enough and to grow the foetus. produce a given number of calves. 10 percent from meat, the aim was changed to The milk ebv was again set around breed Previously that had taken the second and third It also applies to growing animals breeding a functional cow herd. To put that into a average. That protected the herd from the years. This put two years of growth emissions — grow animals faster, but slaughter measurable content: how few cows were needed changeable climate in Ngatapa. (High-milk cows into one year and removed 365 days of animal at the same weight. The approach to wean 100 calves? don’t get in calf again after a drought). Also, maintenance emissions. relies on increased efficiency of Starting in the mid-1990s, 125 three-year and learning from the dairy industry, udders needed In conclusion, I believe with 35 less cows and production to produce a given older cows with an 80 percent cows-mated-to- to be flat and correctly attached with the teats using breed average a lot, the herd emissions are amount of product. calves-weaned ratio gave 100 calves. Finishing well-positioned and shaped. This enabled the reduced. And although the animals have become However, the efficiency approach with 90 three-year and older cows with 85 percent new-born calf to easily get the first drink. Those more productive, the per-head emissions have isn’t guaranteed to reduce cows-mated-to-calves-weaned ratio gave 76 three points all aided in calf survival at birth. actually gone down because one year of body greenhouse gas emissions from calves; also mating 40 of the 50 rising two-year To improve fertility, an Australian researcher maintenance emissions are removed. heifers (R2H) with 25 weaning calves. We have suggested every 1cm increase in scrotal livestock. 35 less cows for the same production, obviously circumference in a yearling bull equated to four See today’s editorial response In the New Zealand sheep sector we now produce about the same LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS amount of sheepmeat as in the past but from 20 million less ewes; Priorities seem wrong each ewe now produces more The public chose the Big And are the Aussie/NZ lambs, ewes lamb at a younger age Compromise is needed Kahuna pool upgrade, really? deportees being put up in and each animal produces more I have just spent half an into James Cook. I am firmly I’m thinking the homeless delux accommodation whilst methane, but we have a lot less of hour on the GDC website of the opinion that we need a living in emergency housing waiting through their two- them. This has resulted in stable concerning consultation on the compromise here. in Tairawhiti (costing the week isolation? At whose product and less emissions. Endeavour models. The website is stylish but I Government or “our taxes” expense? I helped vote you in I like to think I am wonder why a plain text list of $2 million per quarter) didn’t Jacinda but I’m starting to In the dairy sector, the productivity reasonably computer literate, options is not available. of each cow has improved and vote for that, nor I, a middle- lose faith!! but I found this site confusing. I suppose to those who income wage earner! JULES HANSEN emissions per animal have increased. I would like to suggest to my spend their days smart- Product has also increased, nearly fellow citizens that they check phoning etc it is the bee’s three-fold since 1990. Therefore, it out. knees, but as a member of the emissions have gone up from the I note already that some older generation, I think it Let’s hear about policies dairy sector. If milk production comments cannot be described needs improvement. nationally had been held constant, as constructive. I don’t think it emissions would have gone down. is very helpful to put the boot RON TAYLOR and achievements now Context is all important and is Re: Election 2020 a wild ride, July which ended some months ago, 23 editorial. but the imbalance of power in an often lost in simple statements I’m guessing there is still a lot employment relationship caused like, “As ruminant animals become So, Gisborne vs the rest? to be said about Falloon sending him to resign immediately. more productive over time, they Re: Have say on the Endeavours, “activists” — those who don’t reside inappropriate photos to an This is all very interesting but emit more methane” — a point July 23 letter. in Gisborne — will lose. Is this increasing number of young women really I’d prefer that the politicians made among others in response So “residents” — those who another form of democracy? and a second police investigation. and media spend the next seven- to a correspondent’s claim (among reside in Gisborne — will win and JOE NADEN It is surprising that the National odd weeks before the election to others) that a constant number of Party leader didn’t know about inform us about their policies and animals suggested a carbon cycle this while the first two-week police achievements. “in equilibrium or balance”. investigation was happening, but Perhaps the local farmers could To further explain, if a cow now there you go. hear about m bovis being almost Keep shining the light There is also a lot to be said eradicated, even though the produces 3000 litres of milk and about Boag using her position to previous govt said that couldn’t be that is increased to 4000 litres, I wish to thank Mark great to see the spirit of Peters and your open- journalism has not been get personal details of those who done. I reckon that this could have its intake goes up and it produces minded newspaper, to have completely killed off!! contracted Covid and then Walker saved our excellent export dairy and more methane. If the lambing the guts to report accurately getting that information and sending beef industries, but that’s just me. percentage of a ewe increases from and fully the talk that DEE WAY, Tauranga it to the press. Woodhouse held on For now we are on the good side 100 to 150 percent, it eats more Billy Te Kahika gave at the to it apparently and deleted it once of Covid-19 but there is still going to and produces more methane. If a Waikanae Surf Club. People Thank you very much to Mark an investigation was launched. be a lot of work to keep it away and steer grows at 1.0kg/day and this is are well aware that the Peters for having the guts to I’m not sure why Boag would to repair our economy. increased to 1.5kg/day, it eats more mainstream media has been cover Billy Te Kahika’s event and have given a junior MP such as I would imagine that spending and produces more methane if it is bought and all reporting message. Thank you Gisborne Walker the information and again on future building with jobs goes through a filter. Truth Herald for permitting the article am surprised that her longstanding and training people will be very grown for the same number of days. relationship with tried-and-true important, along with keeping up However, in the latter example does not see the light of day to run. I pray we will see more any more. coverage of this essential leakers caused her to use him. the building of state homes and new if the steer is grown to reach a All power to you! information and reclaim what New I guess stranger things have hospitals. particular weight, then the faster- Keep shining the light Zealand has lost, finally moving happened, but at least we now know Tairawhiti has done quite well growing animal will have less of decent journalism — it’s forward instead of backwards. Labour wasn’t responsible for the with the money spent in our district, emissions than a slow-growing getting pretty dark and leaks as per claims. so thank you government. Let’s animal over its lifetime; increased stormy in Aotearoa. It is JENNIFER RUMORE, Tarras Then we have Lees-Galloway keep going. daily emissions are compensated for who had an affair with a staffer MARY-ANN de KORT by fewer days to slaughter. Similarly, if a heifer can be grown quickly [email protected] enough to calf at two years rather ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. than three, it emits more per day ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. but less emissions between birth ■ Always include full name and contact details. and time of first calving. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 WORLD 13 Victoria at war with Covid State of Australia records 403 new cases, five more deaths

MELBOURNE — Victoria has virus throughout Victoria. recorded another 403 new cases Andrews again urged of the coronavirus, and five more Victorians to do the right thing people have died of the virus in and self-isolate “as soon as” they the Australian state. experienced any symptoms. Victorian Premier Daniel In revealing the record-high Andrews said yesterday that number of daily cases yesterday, three of those deaths were Victorian authorities said the connected to aged-care facilities. state would not be introducing A man in his 50s, a woman new, stricter lockdown measures. in her 70s, a man in his 80s, Victoria’s chief health officer a man in his 90s, and another Brett Sutton said he would not man in his 70s had all died assume that a New Zealand- from coronavirus-related style Alert Level 4 lockdown complications in the space of just would address the issues that 24 hours. Victoria was currently facing. Health minister Jenny “Obviously people were very Mikakos offered her condolences constrained during that 4-week to the families after the deaths period in New Zealand, but New were announced. Zealand didn’t have significant “This demonstrates the community transmission,” he growing toll that this terrible said. virus is taking on our “They were identifying the community,” she said. close contacts of international Of the 403 new cases, 69 were travellers, and it was a much, linked to known outbreaks and much more straightforward 334 were being investigated. contact-tracing process — as it Andrews also spoke directly to ‘DO THE RIGHT THING’: Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said yesterday while announcing Victoria’s was in Victoria through the first “young people” yesterday, who he latest grim Covid-19 case numbers, that Victorians needed to do the right thing and self-isolate as phase. said made up a large portion of soon as they experienced any of the symptoms related to the killer virus. File picture “So I wouldn’t make the new cases. assumptions that a harder, He stressed that young, symptoms, it is important that look in three-and-a-half to four seriously and the nature of the more constrained lockdown is healthy people could get sick and you get tested as quickly as weeks’ time. virus itself. necessarily the way to go. have long-lasting health effects possible,” she said. “Unless we all play our part, Those experts also noted “We have to be targeted in or even die from Covid-19. Andrews said that if the then the lockdown will be longer that people might not grasp terms of seeing where the issues “There are a lot of young numbers of cases continued to than it otherwise could be.” the full seriousness of the are and addressing those issues people who have died from this grow or even continued at the Lockdown restrictions in pandemic, perhaps due in part directly.” virus in other parts of the world rate they are now, more people Victoria have now been in place to misinformation that was As case numbers continued . . . this is not just something would die. for 14 days. sometimes being spread via to rise in the state, however, that affects the elderly. It would “No family will be untouched Victoria University social media. experts were calling on Victorian be wrong to assume young by this if it gets away from us,” coronavirus researchers Vasso Andrews said half of the officials to close all schools and people are somehow immune.” he said. Apostolopoulos, Maja Husaric new Covid-19 cases had been impose further restrictions. In fact, Mikakos said that The Victorian premier said he and Maximilian de Courten failing to self-isolate after being Meanwhile, there were 19 new a fifth of people being treated could not be sure what things believed there were several swabbed for the virus. coronavirus cases confirmed in in Victoria’s hospitals for the were going to look like in a reasons why the case numbers A stunning 90 percent failed the neighbouring state of New coronavirus at the moment were couple of weeks’ time. had not yet tapered off in the to immediately self-isolate after South Wales yesterday. under the age of 50. “I can’t give you a direct state, including lax restrictions, feeling unwell (but before they Three of those came from hotel “If you have any mild answer as to how things will people not taking the pandemic were tested), spreading the killer quarantine. — Agencies

PERSONAL Russia accused of firing DOCUMENTS TO BE UNSEALED: Ghislaine Maxwell satellite weapon in space (far left) is being held in a Brooklyn WASHINGTON, DC — The UK and United Beale said, and came just days after an inquiry jail on charges she States have accused Russia of launching a concluded that the UK government “badly helped recruit young weapon-like projectile from a satellite in space. underestimated” the threat posed by Russia. women for the late In a statement, the head of the UK’s space The incident would heighten concerns Jeffrey Epstein to directorate said: “We are concerned by the of a new arms race in space, Beale added, abuse. A US judge manner in which Russia tested one of its saying other nations were also investigating has authorised satellites by launching a projectile with the technologies that could be used as weapons in the release of new characteristics of a weapon.” Actions like these space. records from a 2015 “threaten the peaceful use of space”. The US said the Russian satellite system was civil lawsuit. The US has also previously raised concerns the same one it raised concerns about in 2018 AFP picture about this Russian satellite. and also earlier this year when the US accused it In his statement, Air Vice Marshal Harvey of manoeuvring close to an American satellite. Smyth, the head of the UK’s space directorate, On this latest incident, General Jay Raymond, said: “Actions like this threaten the peaceful use who heads US space command, said there Setback for Maxwell of space and risk causing debris that could pose was evidence “that Russia conducted a non- a threat to satellites and the space systems on destructive test of a space-based anti-satellite NEW YORK — A US judge has authorised after pleading not guilty on July 10 to charges which the world depends. weapon”. He said Russia “injected a new object the release of new records from a 2015 civil she helped Epstein recruit and eventually “We call on Russia to avoid any further such into orbit” from a satellite. lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell, the British abuse girls from 1994 to 1997, and committed testing. We also urge Russia to continue to work General Raymond added: “This is further socialite and long-time associate of the late perjury by denying knowledge of his abuse in constructively with the UK and other partners to evidence of Russia’s continuing efforts to Jeffrey Epstein who is facing criminal charges depositions. encourage responsible behaviour in space.” develop and test space-based systems and is that she lured girls for the late financier to If the documents were released, they It was the first time the UK had made consistent with the Kremlin’s published military sexually abuse. were likely to shed more light on Maxwell’s accusations about Russian test-firing in space, doctrine to employ weapons that hold US and Over Maxwell’s objections, US District dealings with Epstein, as well as Epstein’s the BBC’s defence correspondent Jonathan allied space assets at risk.” — BBC story via RNZ Judge Loretta Preska in Manhattan said the own conduct. They included flight logs from presumption the public has a right to access Epstein’s private jets, deposition testimony in large portions of the more than 80 documents 2016 in which Maxwell’s lawyers said she was at issue outweighed Maxwell’s arguments for asked “intrusive” questions about her sex life, China’s Mars rover blasts off keeping them under wraps, including that they and police reports from Palm Beach, Florida, WENCHANG — China has launched its first successfully by the American Viking landers in could prove to be embarrassing. where Epstein had a home. The documents rover mission to Mars. the 1970s. It would allow engineers to assess Preska also said personal identifying were part of a defamation lawsuit by Epstein The six-wheeled robot, encapsulated in a the atmospheric conditions on Mars before information contained in the documents, as accuser Virginia Giuffre against Maxwell, protective probe, was lifted off Earth by a Long attempting what would be a hazardous descent. well as the names of many “non-parties”, which was confidentially settled in 2017. March 5 rocket from the Wenchang spaceport on Tianwen-1 was one of three missions setting would be redacted. The documents will not be Giuffre has accused Maxwell of enabling Hainan Island at 12.40pm local time. off to Mars in a period of just 11 days. released immediately, after the judge granted Epstein to abuse her when she was underage. It should arrive in orbit around the red planet On Monday, the United Arab Emirates launched Maxwell’s lawyer a week to file an emergency Maxwell has denied this. Maxwell is trying in February. Called ‘Tianwen-1’ — or ‘Questions to its Hope satellite towards Mars. And, a week motion with the federal appeals court in to halt the dissemination of information that Heaven’ — the rover would not actually attempt from now, the US space agency (Nasa) aimed to Manhattan to block the release. she believes could impede her defence in the to land on the surface for a further two to three despatch its next-generation rover, Perseverance. Maxwell, 58, is being held in a Brooklyn jail criminal case. — Reuters story via RNZ months. This wait-and-see strategy was used — BBC story via RNZ 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 Kardashian West urges empathy for husband, Kanye NEW YORK — Kim Kardashian West is asking the public to show compassion and empathy towards her husband, Kanye West, who caused a stir this week after a series of social media posts. West announced he had bipolar disorder in 2018 and had previously lamented that he felt that medication stifled his creativity. His wife, Kardashian West — a reality TV star and beauty mogul — posted a message on Wednesday (local time) on her Instagram Live feed, explaining that life was complicated for her husband, who ranted against historical figure Harriet Tubman and discussed abortion on Sunday at an event where he was declaring himself a presidential candidate. Convention cancelled His comments have earned him backlash. “As many of you know, Kanye has bipolar disorder. Anyone who has this or has a loved one in their lives who does, knows how incredibly complicated and painful it is to understand,” Kardashian West wrote. as US cases pass 4m “I’ve never spoken publicly about how this has affected us at home because I am very WASHINGTON, DC — US was due to take place in The sheriff in Jacksonville in office amid criticism of his protective of our children and Kanye’s right to President Donald Trump has Jacksonville, Florida, next warned this week the city was handling of the pandemic. privacy when it comes to his health. But today, cancelled the Republican month. not ready for such a party Last month, the Democratic I feel like I should comment on it because of Party’s convention in Florida, Trump said he had already jamboree. convention in Milwaukee, the stigma and misconceptions about mental citing the pandemic, as US informed Florida Governor The event was relocated Wisconsin, also due to health. I understand Kanye is subject to coronavirus cases surged past Ron DeSantis of the decision, from Charlotte, North take place in August, was criticism because he is a public figure and his 4 million. which comes as the US Carolina, after that state drastically scaled back. actions at times can cause strong opinions “It’s a different world, and grapples with large numbers imposed social-distancing Trump’s challenger, Joe and emotions. He is a brilliant but complicated it will be for a little while,” of new Covid-19 cases. rules. Biden, will be formally person who on top of the pressures of being Trump said, explaining his Florida is now among Although the Jacksonville nominated by his party at that an artist and a black man, who experienced the decision during one of his the states with the highest events have been called off, event. painful loss of his mother, and has to deal with newly-resuscitated White number of new coronavirus some delegates would still The US is recording an the pressure and isolation that is heightened House briefings on the cases and has seen more than gather in Charlotte. average of 2600 Covid-19 cases by his bipolar disorder,” she continued. coronavirus. 390,000 cases of the virus Trump told today’s White per hour — the highest rate “Those who are close with Kanye know his “It is not the right time to and more than 5600 deaths, House coronavirus briefing globally — according to a tally heart and understand his words some times have a big convention.” according to a Reuters tally. that safety was his primary by Reuters news agency. do not align with his intentions”. He added that he would still The state reported its concern behind the decision. Across the US on Earlier this week, West himself tweeted that give a convention speech in a largest number of deaths Opinion polls have Wednesday (local time), a total his family was trying to get him committed to a different form. in a single day from the suggested Trump is facing an of 69,707 new virus cases were psychiatric institution. — AP, agencies His party’s convention coronavirus this week. uphill battle for a second term recorded. — Agencies Dem women call out abuse by men WASHINGTON, DC — progressive Democratic women of Republican Alexandria colour should “go back” to their Ocasio-Cortez’s outrage over a home countries — even though all Republican lawmaker’s verbal but one of them were born in the Reduced To Clear! assault broadened into an US and all were American citizens. extraordinary moment on the The lawmakers joining Ocasio- House floor on Thursday (local Cortez represented a wide range time) as she and other Democrats of the chamber’s Democrats. assailed a sexist culture of On the establishment side was “accepting violence and violent No. 2 House leader Steny Hoyer language against women” whose of Maryland, a moderate 20-term adherents include US President veteran. Donald Trump. His appearance, along with A day after rejecting an offer supportive words at a separate of contrition from Republican Alexandria news conference by Pelosi, Ted Yoho, R-Fla., for his language Ocasio-Cortez D-Calif., were a noteworthy during this week’s Capitol steps contrast to occasional clashes confrontation, Ocasio-Cortez and Ocasio-Cortez has had with party more than a dozen colleagues cast the incident leaders. as all-too-common behaviour by men, including Ocasio-Cortez, 30, has made her mark as A4 Deli Display Trump and other Republicans. one of Congress’ most insistent and outspoken books “This issue is not about one incident. It is progressives. . cultural,” said Ocasio-Cortez, calling it a culture Others speaking up included the three Blue, Green or Grey “of accepting a violence and violent language other “squad” members — Reps Ilhan Omar of against women and an entire structure of power Minnesota, Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts that supports that”. and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan. The remarkable outpouring, with several No Republicans spoke on the House floor. 20 pages $1 each female lawmakers saying they had routinely But a Yoho spokesman emailed a statement in encountered such treatment, came in an election which the lawmaker said “no one was accosted, 40 pages $1.50 each year in which polls showed women leaning bullied, or attacked” during what he called a brief decisively against Trump, who has a history of policy discussion. mocking women. Yoho, one of Congress’ most conservative “I personally have experienced a lifetime of lawmakers, said Ocasio-Cortez did not have the insults, racism and sexism,” said Rep. Barbara “right to inflate, talk about my family or give an Lee, D-Calif. account that did not happen for political gain. “And believe me, this did not stop after being The fact still remains, I am not going to apologise elected to public office.” for something I didn’t say.” Trump was captured in a 2005 tape boasting In a separate appearance, House Minority Only while stocks last about physically abusing women, and his Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., defended Yoho, disparagement of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi 65, who was retiring in January. has included calling her “crazy”. “When someone apologises they should In an apparent reference to that tape, which be forgiven,” McCarthy said. He added later, “I drew attention during the 2016 presidential just think in a new world, in a new age, we now , campaign, Ocasio-Cortez said men accost determine whether we accept when someone rne s O bo nl women “with a sense of impunity” every day, says ‘I’m sorry’ if it’s a good-enough apology.” is y G including when “individuals who hold the Pelosi herself weighed in at a separate news LOCALLY highest office in this land admit, admit to hurting conference. “It’s a manifestation of attitude in OWNED 62 Peel Street • 06 869 0040 women”. our society, really. I can tell you that first-hand, S p She also recalled that last year, Trump said they’ve called me names for at least 18 years,” ta ho tioner y S [email protected] www.OPD.co.nz she and three colleagues on the “squad” of Pelosi said of Republicans. — AP 33595-01 The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 WORLD 15 Fed surge to hit more US cities WASHINGTON, DC — US intensely hot across most of the President Donald Trump US for much of July. announced on Wednesday Compared with other years, (local time) that he would send however, crime in 2020 is down federal agents to Chicago and overall. Albuquerque, New Mexico, The plan Trump announced on to help combat rising crime, Wednesday expanded an existing expanding his administration’s programme that sent hundreds intervention into local law of federal agents to Kansas City, enforcement as he runs for Missouri, in order to help quell re-election under a “law-and- a record rise in violence and order” mantle. following the fatal shooting of a Using the same alarmist four-year-old boy. Sending federal language he has employed to agents to help localities is not describe illegal immigration, uncommon; Attorney-General Trump painted Democrat-led William Barr announced a cities as being out of control and similar surge effort in December lashed out at the “radical left”, for seven cities experiencing a whom he blamed for the rising spike in violence. violence in some cities, even But this recent effort would though criminal justice experts include at least 100 Department say the rise in violence defies of Homeland Security (DHS) such an easy explanation. Investigations officers, who “In recent weeks, there has generally conduct drug- been a radical movement to trafficking and child-exploitation defund, dismantle and dissolve investigations, in addition to our police department,” Trump personnel under the Justice said at a White House event, Department umbrella. blaming the movement for “a DHS officers have already been shocking explosion of shootings, dispatched to Portland, Oregon, killings, murders and heinous and other localities, to protect crimes of violence”. federal property and monuments “This bloodshed must end,” he BLAMING THE ‘RADICAL LEFT’: US President Donald Trump speaks during an event on “Operation after protesters attempted to said. Legend: Combatting Violent Crime in American Cities”, in the East Room of the White House on knock down Confederate statues. “This bloodshed will end”. Wednesday (local time) in Washington, DC. Trump has announced plans to send hundreds of federal However, local authorities in The decision to dispatch federal agents into more US cities to crack down on rising crime. He has painted Democrat-led cities as being Portland have complained that agents to American cities is ‘out of control’ and has lashed out at the ‘radical left’ again, who he has blamed for the rise in crime federal agents have sometimes playing out at a hyperpoliticised in some cities. Trump said ‘we have no choice but to get involved’ because of the rising death toll in exacerbated tensions on the moment when Trump is grasping some major US cities. ‘This bloodshed must end. This bloodshed will end’, he vowed. AP picture streets, while residents have for a new re-election strategy accused the government of after the coronavirus upended worsen if his Democratic rival Crime began surging in some of unprecedented times in violating their constitutional the economy, dismantling what Joe Biden is elected in November cities like Chicago, New York and the US: a pandemic that has rights. his campaign had seen as his and Democrats have a chance Philadelphia when stay-at-home killed over 146,000 Americans; Civil unrest has escalated ticket to a second term. to make the police reforms they orders lifted. historic unemployment; a mass there after federal agents were With less than four months have endorsed after the killing Criminal justice experts reckoning over race and police accused of whisking people until Election Day, Trump has of George Floyd and nationwide seeking answers have brutality; intense stress; and away in unmarked cars without been warning that violence will protests demanding racial justice. pointed to the combination even the weather, which has been probable cause. — AP

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WAINUI ROAD 33742-01 The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 RACING 17 Notabad day for transtasman partnership CHRISTCHURCH — An association that was Notabadidea and Notabadharada, who he part- Lee was also pleased with the efforts of Wanganui Guineas (1340m) for trainer Craig struck nearly 40 years ago between transtasman owns, to train in recent times. Notabadharada who ran on well to place despite Phelan before heading across the Tasman. trainers was once again to the fore on The pair lined-up over 1550m at Canterbury becoming unbalanced during the running. Notabadharada is also a New Zealand Wednesday. Park on Wednesday and duly rewarded their “He was a bit unlucky because at the 600m he Bloodstock graduate, with Faulkner purchasing Randwick trainers Jim and Greg Lee became connections, with Notabadidea winning under hit the fence,” Lee said. “I couldn’t work out what him out of Grangewilliam Stud’s 2017 Festival acquainted with Chris Faulkner when they jockey Glyn Schofield, with his stablemate a happened. Andrew Adkins (jockey) said he hit Yearling Sale for $7000. He had four starts in New purchased Group One performer Tierra Rist off further length back in third. the fence when he asked him to go and it just put Zealand for trainer Kylie Little, which included the former New Zealand trainer in the 1980s. Notabadidea pleased his connections with the him off balance.” unplaced runs in the Listed Ryder Stakes He went on to win the Gr.3 Crystal Mile win and they believe he has a bright future in the Notabadidea was purchased out of Riversley (1200m) and Listed Wanganui Guineas (1340m). Handicap (1600m), Listed Tattersall’s Club Cup staying ranks. Park’s 2017 New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to Lee is also excited about the prospects (2000m) and Listed Underwood Cup (1900m) for “He is very versatile and he is coming good. Run Sale of 2YOs draft for $100,000, where his of another Faulkner-owned gelding who has the Lees and placed in a further 12 stakes races, He is a dead-set stayer,” Greg Lee said. breeze-up partner was this year’s Hong Kong recently joined his barn. including the Gr.1 Epsom Handicap (1600m). “He had his first attempt over 2600m (last Derby (2000m) winner Golden Sixty. “Chris sent over another cracker called They have kept in touch over the years start) and I think he was a bit unlucky not to have He went on to win one of his seven starts in Notabadbet. I think he is well above average,” Lee and Faulkner sent the Sydney conditioners run in the first three.” New Zealand and finished runner-up in the Listed said. — NZ Racing Desk

Counties races at Avondale Saturday Jetbet 2 TAB Doubles 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 Trebles 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 Quaddies 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 12 — Star Rise SCRATCHED M Kareem (a3) 7 520s1 Gorgeous Geisha mh (7) 55 68 13 — Startedwithakiss SCRATCHED Race 1: HAPPY EGO, LIGHTNING WARRIOR, LADY DE WINTER EMERGENCIES: 6 27s73 Tipical m (3) 56.5 68 M Hashizume (a3) Callum Jones (a4) 14 0 Swiss Regal (2) 57.5 45 L Satherley 7 47s27 Hunter Villain b (8) 56 67 S Collett 8 5186s Its A Kinda Magic dm (5) 55 66 EMERGENCIES: Race 2: TWIN SPINNER, VAN BLANC, BLANCO BAY 13 0s8s0 Ann Tale h (3) 57.5 45 14 00s Lustful Lady (7) 57.5 45 L Satherley 8 404s3 Locally Sauced dm (4) 56 67 T Yanagida (a1) 15 9s97s Camping (11) 59.5 45 R Elliot Race 3: HUNTER VILLAIN, TIPICAL, TRISHA LEA 15 98s85 Snakeye (4) 59.5 47 R Elliot T Yanagida (a1) 9 1s0s6 Medalza dm (10) 55 66 S Collett 16 — Crimson Star SCRATCHED Race 4: THISTLE DO, MACUSHLA, LORD VALENTINE 16 298s0 Haere Up h (14) 57.5 45 9 66s44 Windy Height dm (2) 56 67 C Grylls 10 310s9 Threadtheneedle (3) 55 66 D Johnson Race 5: DEMONETIZATION, LUPELANI, AIR CENTRE 17 708s Istina (9) 57.5 45 10 536s5 Maestro Blu mb (5) 55.5 66 L Satherley 8 Rogers Racing 3.55 Race 6: BLUE BREEZE, DIOGENES, ANSWER BACK 18 8s8s0 Huckleberry Hussie (6) 57.5 45 11 s76s7 Ngatira Gold m (6) 55 59 6 Haunui Farm 2.45 $15,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1600m Race 7: WOODWIND, RAIL QUEEN, GERI 12 67s08 Henry Tudor dm (9) 55 55 2 Madsen Lawrie Surveyors 12.31 $15,000, rating 86 handicap, 1400m 1 3115s Captain Orange tm (8) 61 65 Race 8: ZENNTARI, TUNZAGUTZ, SENTITO 4 Mitchell Family 1.35 1 07s31 Major Tom tdm (6) 63 86 M Kareem Callum Jones (a4) Race 9: CAPE GEM, GOCARA, RHUZICK $15,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 2100m 2 6007s Blue Breeze tdm (5) 62.5 85 C Dell 2 089s5 Alvins Dream tdm (6) 60 63 J Riddell 1 72s9L El Corby tdm (8) 61 65 R Elliot $15,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1200m 3 3179s Chief Sequoyah (4) 59 78 C Grylls 3 95s1 Not Usual Glorious m (1) 60 63 R Elliot 2 28s53 Twin Spinner tdmbh (9) 60 63 1 s0s10 Bullybrook tdmbh (4) 61 65 C Grylls 4 410s8 Answer Back tdm (1) 55 67 4 610s0 Zabdi m (5) 59.5 62 M Hashizume (a3) Callum Jones (a4) 2 70s23 Thistle Do dm (1) 59.5 62 T Newman (a3) T Newman (a3) 5 39s32 Zenntari tdh (9) 59.5 62 D Johnson 3 s76s7 Ngatira Gold m (3) 58 59 N Alam (a4) 3 97s17 Fast Mover tmh (3) 59 61 5 6451s Beached As Bro (9) 55 67 D Johnson 6 519s0 Ohthoserussians (2) 59 61 C Lammas 4 L0s00 Raaj m (4) 58 59 S Collett M Hashizume (a3) 6 84s08 Bluetwentytwo m (7) 55 67 7 104s8 Our Beeskees (4) 59 61 L Satherley 5 90s26 Van Blanc m (12) 58 59 D Johnson 4 87s02 Lord Valentine t (9) 59 61 T Thornton M Hashizume (a3) 8 69s21 Tunzagutz tdm (10) 58.5 64 6 0526s Keepella Heights m (6) 57.5 62 5 s6s75 Regent Street dm (5) 58.5 64 S Spratt 7 66s11 Diogenes tmh (2) 55 67 T Newman (a3) M Kareem (a3) 6 2466s Dalmar m (2) 58.5 60 E Nicholas (a4) Callum Jones (a4) 9 5s0s0 Yes Boy (7) 58.5 60 M Kareem (a3) 7 08s25 Arite Guru tm (7) 57.5 58 T Thornton 7 0s1 Macushla mh (12) 58 63 8 6155s Just Treasure (3) 55 67 S Weatherley (a) 10 s9s69 Innamincka tdmh (11) 58 59 C Grylls 8 50s06 Cool Cassie m (1) 57 61 S Weatherley (a) Callum Jones (a4) 9 60s40 My Superior Girl dm (8) 55 62 A Calder 11 54s41 Jakama Krystal tdm (12) 57.5 62 1 Savvy Racing Syndications 11.59 9 Fs6s6 Blanco Bay (5) 57 57 J Fawcett (a1) 8 306s0 Cin Cin (6) 57 61 C Lammas C Burdan (a2) 10 5Ps80 Summer Warrior dmh (2) 57 57 9 0907s Pushka tmh (11) 56 55 J Fawcett (a1) 7 NZB Insurance Pearl Series 3.20 12 s08s7 Sentito d (3) 56.5 60 E Nicholas (a4) $15,000, maiden, 1100m E Nicholas (a4) 10 580s5 Nuttee dm (10) 55.5 58 T Yanagida (a1) $15,000, maiden, 1400m 1 0s5s2 Happy Ego (11) 59.5 53 S McKay 11 906s4 Aongatete Express m (10) 56.5 56 11 060s5 Whoshe’s Girl tm (8) 55 57 9 Event Essentials 4.35 SCRATCHED C Burdan (a2) M Kareem (a3) 1 90s04 Red Rushin (13) 59.5 50 N Alam (a4) 2 — Atom Ant 2 5 Woodwind b (5) 59.5 47 $15,000, maiden, 1600m 3 9s4 Rising Risk (5) 59.5 50 S Spratt 12 67s08 Henry Tudor dm (11) 56 55 12 s90s0 Show Bird (7) 55 55 L Satherley M Hashizume (a3) 3 4336s Geri (12) 57.5 53 E Nicholas (a4) 1 73s57 Cassio (9) 59.5 53 N Alam (a4) 4 5 Lightning Warrior h (15) 59.5 47 5 Counties Agri 2.10 4 467s3 Movinonbye h (3) 57.5 51 2 830s0 Banks Road (5) 59.5 50 L Satherley S Collett 3 Mount Shop 1.03 M Hashizume (a3) 3 990s5 Black Tech (12) 59.5 47 S Collett 5 0s Flying Oarsman (1) 59.5 45 $15,000, rating 86 handicap, 1200m 5 334s6 Rail Queen (4) 57.5 51 A Calder 4 00s Judah (7) 59.5 45 M Hashizume (a3) 6 Rising Sea (2) 59.5 45 C Grylls $15,000, rating 83 handicap, 2100m 1 16s21 Lupelani tdmh (8) 63 86 6 6s3 Rapid Falls (9) 57.5 51 Richard Oliver 5 0 Mokele Mbembe (2) 59.5 45 C Lammas 7 350s2 Lady De Winter h (13) 57.5 52 1 510s3 Al Haram m (7) 63 81 (a4) M Hashizume (a3) 7 4s7 Letz’av Bubbles (14) 57.5 49 D Johnson 6 8s00s Mr Bazamour (4) 59.5 45 J Riddell T Thornton 2 P1s72 Trisha Lea dm (12) 62 83 C Burdan (a2) 2 0s80s Demonetization tdmh (9) 62.5 81 L Innes 8 6 Cannsea Clearly h (7) 57.5 46 S Collett 7 08s New Roca (3) 59.5 45 D Johnson 8 74s Now Is Now h (8) 57.5 50 3 976s6 Youwantmore dm (1) 59 77 3 2233s Bransome dm (4) 56.5 69 N Alam (a4) 9 8 Turret (8) 57.5 46 J Fawcett (a1) 8 509s0 Sir Zack (8) 59.5 45 Callum Jones Callum Jones (a4) T Newman (a3) 4 309s9 Deluxe Edition tm (2) 56.5 69 10 Ace Of Spades (1) 57.5 45 9 08s00 Under The Pump (1) 59.5 45 T Thornton 9 5 Sussex (10) 57.5 47 J Fawcett (a1) 4 38s10 Magnanimous Man tdm (10) 57.5 70 M Kareem (a3) T Newman (a3) 10 9s7s2 Gocara (11) 57.5 52 C Dell 10 6 Kool Power (12) 57.5 46 D Johnson E Nicholas (a4) 5 04s22 Air Centre tdmh (6) 56 72 C Dell 11 Eva Amelia (6) 57.5 45 C Dell 11 437s0 Cape Gem (10) 57.5 49 C Grylls 11 — Simply Silver SCRATCHED 5 LL12s Laekeeper mb (11) 56.5 68 6 28s85 Monaco dm (1) 55.5 67 T Newman (a3) 12 Nomorefibs (10) 57.5 45 S McKay 12 7s6 Rhuzick h (6) 57.5 46 A Calder

Canterbury races at Riccarton Saturday Jetbet 6 TAB Doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddies 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Place6 3-8 Selections 7 860s5 Road To Diamonds (1) 57.5 47 5 The Pieman (11) 57 45 R Beeharry (a3) 5 Smiths Hire 2.28 7 Greenwood Amberley Cup 3.38 Race 1: MATUKI, MORE THAN ENOUGH, ST NANCY K Mudhoo 6 2s Stella Creek h (2) 55 52 K Williams 8 40s00 Jolly Zam h (3) 57.5 45 T Moseley 7 5 Lillimai (9) 55 47 C Johnson $15,000, rating 94 handicap, 1100m $15,000, rating 87 handicap, 1400m Race 2: JUST A GIRL, DONNATINA, TURN YOUR EYES 9 0s Repulse h (9) 57.5 45 R Mudhoo (a2) 8 Matchmaker (10) 55 47 T Comignaghi 1 1847s Lochan Ora tdm (3) 63 87 Y Y Chew (a4) Race 3: STELLA CREEK, LOVEBUG, IN HEAVEN 1 20s16 Irish Excuse tm (2) 63 94 R Mudhoo (a2) 10 St Nancy (6) 57.5 45 R Myers 9 6 Zambezi Zipper (8) 55 46 2 42s61 Saber tmh (6) 59 86 K Chowdhoory (a2) 2 26s07 Dynamic tdmh (8) 60.5 82 W Papier (a4) Race 4: ATAAHUA DREAMTIME, GOOSE BAY, 11 Wendy Darling h (10) 57.5 45 S J Macnab (a2) 3 1105s He’s Got Power d (4) 55 73 K Asano (a1) 3 69s53 Dreaming Easy tdm (1) 55 72 K Mudhoo SPINDLESHANKS BB Hong (a3) 10 Chilly Filly (7) 55 45 K Kwo (a2) 4 147s4 Meara Mary mh (3) 55 73 T Jonker 4 70s95 Carson River tdh (7) 55 71 Race 5: HE’S GOT POWER, NAKYAMA, MEARA MARY 12 s00s8 Youneverknow h (11) 57.5 45 K Williams 11 0 Miss Tycoon Rose h (6) 55 45 T Moseley 5 22s02 Nakyama tmh (9) 55 72 (a3) K Chowdhoory (a2) 5 316s2 Floral Art tdm (9) 55 71 R Myers Race 6: THE SAINTLY ONE, FIVE PRINCES, MAMBA 6 s12s2 Confessional th (1) 55 70 W Papier (a4) 2 NZB Insurance Pearl Series 12.47 4 Hygain/mitavite 1.53 6 56s62 Tuilana tm (6) 55 70 T Comignaghi Race 7: FLORAL ART, DREAMING EASY, CARSON RIVER 7 53s10 Celine tmh (5) 55 68 T Comignaghi Race 8: ATHENE, JIN LU, RICKY BAKER $15,000, maiden, 1400m $15,000, maiden, 1100m 7 24s31 Augustace tdmh (5) 55 69 C Johnson 8 600s7 Selfie dh (8) 55 68 C Johnson 8 16s13 Gee Tee Eleanor tdmh (4) 55 67 1 700s Andale Andale h (11) 59.5 45 L Callaway 1 8s2 Goose Bay h (2) 59.5 52 Y Y Chew (a4) 9 0070s Park Ranger tm (7) 55 57 G Jogoo R Mudhoo (a2) 2 5090s Saboteur (4) 59.5 45 J Laking 2 540s3 Mr Hass h (1) 59.5 52 J Laking 9 83s31 Papagena tmh (2) 55 67 (a3) 3 73s33 Just A Girl h (3) 57.5 54 S J Macnab (a2) 3 30s Let’s Go Bernie (3) 59.5 50 R Myers 6 Optimise Fertilisers & Equi-lise 3.03 10 247s4 Queen Jetsun tdm (10) 55 64 K Williams 4 490s2 Donnatina h (9) 57.5 52 T Moseley 4 4 Soviet Wonder (13) 59.5 50 $15,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1800m 5 8s3 Ringadingding (8) 57.5 51 R Mudhoo (a2) 8 Daphne Bannan Memorial 4.15 1 47s21 Five Princes tm (3) 60 62 G Jogoo R Mudhoo (a2) 5 7s5 Jack Knows Best h (15) 59.5 47 2 7780s Pickup td (11) 60 62 K Asano (a1) $15,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m 6 420s7 Miss Oaks h (5) 57.5 50 K Asano (a1) T Moseley 1 720s2 Jin Lu dh (7) 61 65 K Asano (a1) 7 20s00 Sunny Lady h (2) 57.5 49 (a3) 6 Little John (8) 59.5 45 K Kwo (a2) 3 s50s1 The Saintly One tmh (6) 60 62 8 5s8 It’s Gucci (10) 57.5 46 C Campbell (a1) L Callaway 2 48s05 Middagurd tdmh (2) 60.5 64 R Cuneen 7 2 Ataahua Dreamtime h (14) 57.5 52 3 048s1 Yannick tdmh (13) 59.5 62 C Johnson 9 0s5s6 Itsonlymoney (6) 57.5 46 K Kwo (a2) R Cuneen 4 156s5 Our Boy Ritchie m (8) 59.5 61 10 — Ready To Roar SCRATCHED S J Macnab (a2) 4 99s21 Wanderin Over tdm (5) 59 65 K Kwo (a2) 1 Taggart Earthmoving 12.15 8 59s23 Button (16) 57.5 52 C Campbell (a1) 5 709s6 Full Of Grace dh (6) 59 61 T Jonker 11 90s7 Trekolure (7) 57.5 45 R Cuneen 9 280s4 Spindleshanks (12) 57.5 50 C Johnson 5 063s0 Vee Twelve (10) 59.5 61 T Jonker $15,000, maiden, 1400m 12 8 Turn Your Eyes (1) 57.5 45 6 723s8 Producer (9) 59 60 T Comignaghi 6 640s0 Villeret mh (1) 58 59 R Mudhoo (a2) 10 709s5 Bella Eve (4) 57.5 47 L Callaway 7 316s4 Athene tdh (14) 57.5 62 T Moseley 1 800s3 Brother Will h (12) 59.5 51 (a3) T Comignaghi 7 921s9 Jingo h (13) 58 62 (a3) 11 Jenneke h (7) 57.5 47 T Comignaghi 8 427s9 Raff th (11) 57.5 58 BB Hong (a3) 2 s007s Shinnecock h (2) 59.5 45 J Laking 3 Barney Knudsen Dash 1.19 12 8 Irish Hi h (9) 57.5 45 K Chowdhoory (a2) 8 06s34 Redesdale tm (12) 58 58 K Kwo (a2) 9 997s4 Ricky Baker (12) 57.5 58 3 524s2 Matuki bh (4) 57.5 54 R Cuneen 13 Marronelle (6) 57.5 45 S J Macnab (a2) 9 687s3 Top Ofthe Straight h (4) 58 58 S J Macnab (a2) 4 008s2 More Than Enough (7) 57.5 52 $15,000, 2yo sw+p, 1000m EMERGENCIES: Y Y Chew (a4) 10 4s836 Arnage m (8) 57 61 K Williams C Campbell (a1) 1 1104s Lovebug bh (1) 57.5 67 W Papier (a4) 14 0s Miss Adelaide h (17) 57.5 45 10 03s05 Youvebeenlitup m (1) 57.5 57 R Myers 11 48s72 Faux Pas tdmh (10) 57 61 R Myers 5 03s05 Aquattack (5) 57.5 50 2 3s The Ridla b (3) 57 51 L Callaway 15 0s The Emporess h (5) 57.5 45 11 s0s60 Tai Ho m (2) 56.5 55 T Moseley 12 0s7s0 Pure Class tm (4) 56.5 60 A Balloo K Chowdhoory (a2) 3 5s4 In Heaven h (4) 57 50 K Chowdhoory (a2) 16 6686s Heartoheart h (11) 57.5 45 12 50s45 Mamba h (7) 56 58 R Cuneen 13 658s0 Boyslightup m (3) 55 57 T Comignaghi 6 788s6 Take A Risk h (8) 57.5 49 C Johnson 4 Case Study h (5) 57 45 R Cuneen 17 876s8 Tennessee Rock (10) 57.5 45 13 32s04 Last Letter (5) 55 52 A Balloo 14 9078s Pushyaluck m (9) 55 57 K Mudhoo

Sydney races at Rosehill Gardens Saturday Jetbet 11 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 8 — The Face SCRATCHED 14 — Maid Marilyn SCRATCHED 13 s8638 Continuation (1) 52 93 R Dolan (a) 8 Everest Carnival On Sale 6.05 Race 1: SMART IMAGE, SHAIK, HOT ‘N’ HAZY 9 227s4 Centimental h (8) 56 92 S Clipperton EMERGENCIES: 10 13 Shaik (7) 55 93 T Clark 15 33s04 Boom Gate (11) 57.5 92 G Schofield 6 TAB Handicap 4.45 $125,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 88, 1300m Race 2: LILLEMOR, SUPER OASIS, IN LIGHTEN ME 11 14 Duchess w (3) 54.5 93 R Dolan (a) 16 52103 Lygia (16) 57 89 Ms E Webster-Hawes $125,000, 3yo Benchmark 70, 1400m 1 24116 True Detective tcdwh (3) 59 100 Race 3: GROUP THINK, THE SNOOPERSTAR, EIGER 12 5750s Sunborn (5) 54.5 100 Ms L Day (a3) 17 486s6 Just In The Clear (12) 55.5 86 J Bowman Race 4: EDUARDO, ROHERYN, SPECIAL REWARD 18 11347 Witness Collector (10) 57.5 90 1 17142 Frosty Rocks w (4) 62 96 Ms L Day (a3) 2 24s42 Prime Candidate tw (4) 58.5 97 T Clark Race 5: BIRTH OF VENUS, KORCHO, TERWILLIKER 2 Xtravagant @Newhaven Park 2.20 2 4s124 Academy dw (10) 60.5 97 T Sherry (a3) 3 32213 Thy Kingdom Come tdw (9) 58.5 94 3 1s13 Travest wb (2) 59.5 100 T Berry Race 6: TRAVEST, DANCING GIDGET, ROYAL BANQUET $125,000, 3yo & up F&M Benchmark 78, 1200m 4 July Sprint 3.30 N Rawiller 4 s6411 Rothenburg cw (11) 58.5 90 J Collett Race 7: ORDER AGAIN, NOBLE BOY, MUGATOO 1 33605 Tardis dwn (3) 59 94 T Sherry (a3) $125,000, 3yo & up, 1100m 4 36s13 Poetic Charmer wn (2) 56 96 T Berry 5 s1s11 Royal Banquet w (13) 58.5 92 5 50s69 You Make Me Smile dw (11) 56 94 Race 8: OUTBACK DIVA, PRIME CANDIDATE, 2 10540 Jay Jay D’ar dhn (4) 57.5 95 J Collett 1 6211s Special Reward w (6) 62 85 L Magorrian POETIC CHARMER J Collett 3 49049 Freehearted dw (2) 57 95 G Schofield Ms L Day (a3) 6 251s1 Dancing Gidget wh (3) 58 99 J Bowman SCRATCHED Race 9: VARDA, PRAIRIE FIRE, ZANIAH 4 147s1 In Lighten Me dwh (7) 57 97 N Rawiller 2 3250s Glenall cdwh (1) 59 86 J Bowman 6 — Charretera 7 s1432 Papal Warrior wh (1) 58 94 N Rawiller 7 3s41s New King w (5) 54 91 G Schofield 5 s6863 Sophiella (9) 57 93 T Clark 3 37s07 Eduardo dw (5) 58.5 95 N Rawiller 8 7s334 Faretti (6) 57.5 93 A Hyeronimus 6 31324 Lillemor dw (6) 56.5 100 Ms L Day (a3) 4 s78s0 Plague Stone dw (2) 55.5 85 T Berry 8 22s55 Rari d (8) 53.5 99 A Adkins 9 42413 Favra wh (5) 57 92 J Ford 9 6s213 Outback Diva tdwbh (7) 53 98 7 s2346 Hibiscus Lady w (10) 55.5 92 A Adkins 5 5s4s8 Time To Reign cw (8) 55 88 R Dolan (a) 10 11314 Leg Work cwb (9) 57 91 S Clipperton 8 s149s Super Oasis hn (1) 55 93 S Clipperton 6 275s1 Roheryn tcdw (3) 54.5 100 J Collett Ms L Day (a3) 11 14 Tickler w (7) 56.5 89 A Adkins 10 s4377 Cuban Royale dw (6) 53 94 J Ford 9 s135s Willowheart whn (5) 55 97 T Berry 7 s0152 Star Boy dw (4) 54 84 G Schofield 12 6s1s3 Liara whn (12) 55 90 T Clark 10 3070s Constellations (8) 52 88 Q Krogh 11 07036 Spanish Dream t (1) 52 95 R Dolan (a) 8 8s867 Albumin tcdwh (7) 53 90 J Ford EMERGENCIES: 3 TAB Highway Plate 2.55 5 ASX Refinitiv Charity 4.05 13 s2514 Irish Angel wbh (8) 54 91 9 Rosehill Bowling Club 6.45 14 34s51 Lubuk dwh (14) 55 91 $75,000, 3yo & up Class 3 SW, 1500m $125,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78, 2400m $125,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78, 1100m 1 66s01 Eiger w (17) 59 95 J Collett 1 0s881 Korcho tw (4) 59 100 N Rawiller 7 Iron Jack Winter Challenge 5.25 1 9s545 Akasaki dw (12) 60.5 91 N Rawiller 2 00551 Rexx w (18) 59 92 J Ford 2 s0021 Rezealient (12) 59 91 Ms L Day (a3) $150,000, 3yo & up Quality Listed, 1500m 2 9s780 What Could Be dw (11) 58 91 R Dolan (a) 3 22s89 Bajan Gold (5) 57.5 95 T Sherry (a3) 3 98862 Desert Path dh (8) 57.5 92 J Bowman 3 s2562 Prairie Fire dw (5) 57.5 93 4 5s351 Morpheus (8) 57.5 96 T Clark 4 s6661 California Longbow tw (10) 57 88 1 142s2 Taikomochi tw (10) 59 93 A Hyeronimus J Van Overmeire (a1.5) 1 Sky Racing Active Handicap 1.45 5 35124 Group Think w (3) 57.5 96 A Hyeronimus A Adkins 2 880s0 Grey Lion tw (2) 57.5 87 4 86251 Pleasant dwn (13) 57 98 J Bowman J Van Overmeire (a) $125,000, 2yo, 1200m 6 s7328 Magic Charlee (9) 57.5 92 Ms L Day (a3) 5 3s836 Birth Of Venus twh (5) 56 91 T Berry 5 24s11 Varda cdw (10) 56.5 100 J Collett 7 5s131 The Snooperstar w (13) 57.5 93 6 63516 Terwilliker dw (11) 56 91 T Sherry (a3) 3 1126s Mugatoo w (8) 57.5 91 J Bowman 6 92111 Lord Zoulander dw (8) 56 95 T Berry 1 20s17 Lady Banff tdw (12) 60.5 97 J Collett S Clipperton 7 17342 Loveseat cw (3) 55.5 97 J Collett 4 s9423 Order Again dwh (7) 57 94 S Clipperton 7 5068s Schubert tw (3) 56 89 L Magorrian 2 1 Smart Image dw (2) 57.5 99 J Bowman 8 0s11 Vibrant Knight w (1) 57.5 96 J Bowman 8 11314 Nemingah wn (9) 55.5 98 A Hyeronimus 5 s0878 Girl Tuesday cw (9) 56 92 N Rawiller 8 33s28 Zaniah dw (2) 55 98 Ms L Day (a3) 3 1 Bravado w (10) 57 96 T Berry 9 s4112 Zakeriz w (7) 57.5 92 J Richards (a3) 9 37114 True Marvel w (2) 54 90 6 s6631 Noble Boy tw (5) 56 97 J Collett 9 15s41 Minted (1) 55 99 T Clark 4 0s21 Mr Colorful wh (6) 57 97 G Schofield 10 116s4 Mo’s Glory w (6) 57 92 J Van Overmeire (a1.5) 7 26134 Dealmaker wh (4) 55.5 100 T Clark 10 018s4 Syd’s Footprints (4) 55 93 A Adkins 5 1 Oscar Zulu w (9) 57 93 L Magorrian J Van Overmeire (a1.5) 10 37431 Ocean Walzer n (6) 54 87 G Schofield 8 83267 Sambro wh (3) 55.5 98 T Berry 11 7s511 Partners tdw (6) 54.5 97 T Sherry (a3) 6 Commanding Missile (4) 56.5 90 11 56003 But I Know cw (15) 57 89 R Dolan (a) 11 36022 Celebrator (13) 53 80 J Ford 9 8s752 Special Missile cdwh (6) 54 96 12 32s88 He’s A Hotshot d (9) 54 91 G Schofield J Van Overmeire (a1.5) 12 421s8 Delayed Response w (4) 57 91 A Adkins 12 70316 Shangani Patrol dw (7) 52.5 91 G Schofield EMERGENCY: 7 1s Hot ‘n’ Hazy (1) 56.5 91 A Adkins 13 52195 Holy Empress (2) 57 100 B Cray A Sweeney 10 8s264 Invictus Prince b (1) 53 82 R Dolan (a) 13 65554 Molasses dw (7) 54 90

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. 18 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020

Melbourne races at Caulfield Saturday Jetbet 12 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 11 10163 Emperor Selassie (10) 56 91 2 221s1 Lord Bouzeron tw (8) 59.5 96 6 Neds Price Boost Handicap 5.05 R Mc Leod Race 1: TAVIDANCE, HEAVENLY EMPEROR, NO SAY IN IT C Rawiller (a3) W Price (a3) 3 91173 Sasko dwn (9) 59 95 M Poy (a) 3 12421 Grinzinger Allee w (9) 58 100 B Melham $100,000, Open, 1400m 4 06879 Strategic Demand w (12) 58 85 Race 2: ZESTY BELLE, SENSATIONALISATION, 2 Brendan Dart Vobis Gold Ingot 2.35 4 23211 High Emocean dw (7) 56 98 1 2000s Rivet Delight d (12) 58 74 D Bates Ms J Kah BURLEIGH BOY $120,000, 2yo SW+P, 1400m T Nugent (a2) 2 3638s Last Week dn (4) 57.5 80 T Nugent (a2) 5 62159 Patch Adams dw (1) 58 86 D Yendall Race 3: OUR CAMPANA, SWORD OF MERCY, PROPELLE 5 12s00 Skyt n (5) 56 90 M Walker 3 30751 Travimyfriend cdw (7) 57.5 93 D Yendall 6 s0021 Rezealient d (5) 58 92 B Melham Race 4: PERSAN, SIGN SEAL DELIVER, GRINZINGER ALLEE 1 s3632 Galactic Fury h (5) 58 93 J McNeil 7 20247 Fanciful Toff dwh (15) 58 88 J McNeil 2 434s5 Flinders River h (1) 58 97 C Williams 6 62422 Sign Seal Deliver w (3) 56 94 4 1s114 Great Duchess tcdw (5) 57 94 J McNeil Race 5: THAT GIRL, CHASSIS, BEATRIX F W Kersley 5 00214 Morrissy tcwb (11) 57 100 C Williams 8 11409 Under Oath wn (4) 58 91 D Thornton 3 991 Fatigues dw (10) 58 90 B Rawiller 9 13s00 Benall wn (2) 58 82 L German (a) Race 6: MORRISSY, GREAT DUCHESS, BALLET MASTER 4 4s48 Burleigh Boy (3) 58 90 D Oliver 7 s8412 Queen Of Tarts w (4) 56 90 Ms J Kah 6 3s039 Curragh dw (6) 56 93 B Melham Race 7: VIRIDINE, SANSOM, I AM SOMEONE 8 52133 Zoffmira (2) 56 91 D Bates 7 01813 Ballet Master tdwn (10) 56 92 10 75000 Dandre dwn (7) 58 73 Ms G Cartwright (a) 5 87 Moon Dog (2) 58 87 R Tan 11 1924s So Able dw (3) 58 75 Ms Y Ota Race 8: FANCIFUL TOFF, SASKO, DOUBLE YOU TEE 6 4 Duke Caboom (4) 58 89 D Bates 9 30224 Rebel Racer n (10) 56 90 M Rodd L German (a2) 12 93489 Karakoram (13) 58 77 J Childs 7 Maincourt (9) 58 84 D Thornton 10 33215 Resolute Lad (12) 56 88 D Oliver 8 05525 Kings Brook dwn (9) 56 93 L Nolen Race 9: MYSTERY SHOT, SPLENDORONTHEGRASS, 13 09414 Auf Weidersehen dw (8) 58 82 C Newitt 8 6s332 Zesty Belle b (7) 56 94 L Nolen 11 61356 Sir Marengo d (11) 56 87 C Newitt 9 0s566 Mister Yeoh dn (1) 56 89 L Neindorf (a2) WICKLOW TOWN 14 s09P6 Don’t Be Shy whn (6) 56 76 Dean Holland 9 3 Sensationalisation h (8) 56 100 12 s0179 Victory Approach w (13) 56 84 10 6111s Coming Around d (8) 56 85 D Oliver 15 68216 Gold Ollie w (14) 56 81 P Moloney M Walker Ms M Payne 11 44134 Ruban Bleu tdwbn (2) 56 95 D Stackhouse 10 0s2 Write The Score h (6) 56 91 B Melham 13 32433 Bowness (1) 56 83 D Dunn 12 s3933 Good Therapy dwhn (3) 56 86 W Price (a3) 9 Neds Bet Back Handicap 6.53 3 Neds Same Race Multi 3.10 5 Elizabeth Mooney Handicap 4.25 7 Bletchingly Stks 5.45 $108,000, 3yo, 1400m $100,000, F&M Benchmark 90, 1100m $108,000, 3yo Fillies, 1200m $128,000, WFA Group 3, 1200m 1 1s111 Mystery Shot cdw (5) 58.5 100 M Rodd 2 21125 Splendoronthegrass w (11) 56 96 1 114s1 Our Campana cdwn (1) 62 100 1 01051 Jungle Edge tdw (9) 58.5 93 1 Neds Handicap 2.00 1 107s1 Rich Hips wn (8) 58.5 98 D Oliver B Melham C Rawiller (a3) Ms J Da Rose $60,000, Benchmark 78, 1600m 2 2s165 That Girl w (2) 58.5 99 L Nolen 3 s1112 Wicklow Town w (6) 56 91 D Oliver 2 40472 Miss Iano tcw (3) 61 100 L German (a2) 2 3210s Streets Of Avalon td (1) 58.5 95 B Melham 3 150s2 Chassis dw (10) 57.5 100 D Dunn 4 03102 Reckoning dh (7) 56 88 C Williams 1 1s851 Heavenly Emperor cdwn (6) 62 99 3 48313 She’s A Thief tw (9) 58.5 96 3 9265s Widgee Turf tdwn (7) 58.5 90 B Rawiller 4 21413 Beatrix wn (7) 57 97 H Grace (a3) 5 24543 Paul’s Regret n (9) 56 89 J Mott W Price (a3) D Stackhouse 4 45412 Viridine dw (4) 58.5 100 D Oliver 5 3550s Modear w (9) 56.5 100 J McNeil 6 1s99s Savvy Lad d (1) 56 87 M Walker 2 33s92 Battle Torque dwh (8) 59 96 R Mc Leod 4 48058 Causeway Girl dwh (5) 58 92 J McNeil 6 55s97 Gimme The Goss dwhn (14) 56 92 5 0s162 Great Again dw (5) 58.5 96 M Rodd 5 7s228 River Jewel wn (7) 56.5 97 M Rodd 6 s3153 I Am Someone dw (3) 58.5 92 D Bates 7 3117s Zero Doubt cdh (8) 56 87 D Yendall 3 s2377 No Say In It d (3) 59 93 M Rodd M Rodd 8 25373 Regardsmaree dwbh (14) 56 91 Ms J Kah 4 s1s31 Tavidance tdwh (11) 59 100 Ms J Kah 6 63s44 Propelle tn (6) 56 97 C Williams 7 s5333 Paris w (4) 56 96 W Price (a3) 7 86620 I’m Telling Ya d (2) 58.5 86 D Yendall 8 1s223 Sansom dwn (6) 58 89 L Nolen 9 s1322 Lake’s Folly wb (13) 56 94 J McNeil 5 44164 Trigger Point dw (5) 57 98 B Melham 7 40s58 Raven’s Blaze w (4) 56 94 J Noonan 8 142s4 Shush dbh (3) 56 97 B Melham 9 s3091 She Shao Fly dw (8) 56 84 D Dunn 10 73381 Sunset Eagle dwn (12) 56 87 D Dunn 6 98s66 Seductive Miss dh (9) 56 94 8 81766 Getemhel dw (8) 56 91 W Price (a3) 9 s68s1 Zoupino wh (5) 56 99 Z Spain 9 31s11 Sword Of Mercy dw (2) 56 97 Ms J Kah 11 31s37 Fighting Whiskey dn (15) 56 83 Dean Holland 10 21s24 Finesse Tess n (12) 56 97 D Stackhouse 8 L Owens Vobis Gold Stayers 6.20 B Mertens 7 715s0 Extreme Torque w (4) 56 69 C Newitt 4 Mark Needham Handicap 3.45 11 1437s Wynsome Maid (6) 56 89 C Newitt 12 9s942 High Delta d (4) 56 83 E Brown 8 68044 Alsvin wn (7) 56 93 Ms G Cartwright (a2) 12 54s1 Kimberley Spirit w (13) 56 96 J Noonan $120,000, 3yo & up SW+P, 2394m 13 5s321 Timber Top dw (3) 56 86 D Stackhouse 9 7s321 Denero dwn (1) 56 99 C Williams $108,000, 3yo, 2394m 13 17s04 Chica Bonita w (11) 56 93 L German (a2) 1 07250 Double You Tee twn (11) 60 97 B Rawiller 14 4 Run Walrus Run (2) 56 82 Dean Holland 10 6313s Skyman (2) 56 92 D Thornton 1 12111 Persan w (6) 62 97 J McNeil 14 537s3 Quality Diamond (1) 56 92 B Mertens 2 32148 Mahamedeis twhn (10) 59 100 15 8s810 Calingo (10) 56 78 C Newitt

Brisbane races at Doomben Saturday Jetbet 14 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 3 122s6 Bellissimi Amici (4) 57.5 94 M Hellyer 6 59743 Defence Missile tw (6) 55 93 J Orman 8 46311 She Za Boss cd (17) 55 98 R Fradd Race 1: ACROBATIC, MISHANI FRAUDSTER, BOOM SPENDER A Thompson (a2) 10 s7748 Kylease dw (2) 55 96 Ms S Thornton 7 2233s Dream Master t (12) 55 90 Ron Stewart 9 04114 Zoulou Dancer w (16) 55 93 S Galloway 4 — Duchess SCRATCHED 11 22759 Angel Lass (11) 53.5 82 T Marshall 8 11473 One Stryke cw (4) 55 91 R Fradd 10 3s132 Arthur In Charge wb (3) 55 99 Race 2: KISUKANO, TOOROOLOO, FLEET DOVE 5 1 Toorooloo c (7) 56 100 R Maloney 12 27934 Light Up The Room tcdw (12) 53.5 96 9 s1416 Howwonderfullifeis twb (3) 55 100 L V Cassidy Race 3: RIGHT OR WRONG, AQUA VITE, PRINCE OF TIE 6 1s Eelloh dw (10) 55.5 89 T Marshall M R Du Plessis 10 836s6 Invincible Gangsta (10) 55 87 11 263s3 Lose The Snip dw (4) 55 94 J Byrne Race 4: LEROYTHECONQUEROR, LIGHT UP THE ROOM, 7 12 Fleet Dove w (1) 55.5 91 M R Du Plessis M R Du Plessis 12 s11s3 Love Struck (14) 55 95 M Hellyer ELIXIR 8 s3715 Patty’s Fortune tw (9) 55.5 94 J Orman 5 BRC Membership Renewal 4.17 11 6118s Takes Time cw (2) 55 86 J Bayliss 13 98895 Sugar Buzz w (6) 55 95 Ms B Andrew Race 5: KORCHO, TUNERO, MANGIONE 9 0s2 Above The Lot (5) 55 85 Ron Stewart $50,000, Benchmark 78, 2000m 12 2s111 Tullio w (1) 55 93 J Byrne 14 92351 Abb Roy cdwn (9) 55 91 J Murphy (a2) 10 8s223 Country Showgirl (8) 55 88 13 — Denarius SCRATCHED Race 6: JARDIN ROUGE, ONE STRYKE, JUST ORM 1 51433 Mangione wn (12) 61 93 J Murphy (a2) 15 s5293 Legal Counsel w (12) 55 95 J Bayliss Race 7: MAOZI, SAY HAYA, LADY BRAHMOS C Bayliss (a2) 16 311s5 The Demtel Man w (8) 55 91 11 64 Medusa’s Fury (3) 55 85 J Bayliss 2 0s881 Korcho dw (3) 60 100 J Byrne 7 TAB Long May We Play 5.37 Race 8: SHE ZA BOSS, NOTHINGFORTHEPRESS, ABB ROY 3 33142 Stardome wn (13) 58.5 94 L V Cassidy Ron Stewart Race 9: GREEN JACKET, ROMAN AUREUS, STUTTERING 3 TAB Long May We Play 3.03 4 69223 Polemic (15) 58 88 J Bayliss $65,000, 3yo, 1200m EMERGENCIES: 5 0s763 Tunero wn (1) 57 88 R Fradd 1 41281 Bold Style tw (6) 61 96 Ms A Patis (a3) 17 21552 Kijito w (5) 55 90 K Matheson $65,000, Open, 1600m 6 01603 Dissolution c (4) 56.5 95 R Maloney 2 17s70 Better Reflection tc (1) 60 95 A Butler 18 07683 The Hand n (18) 55 91 1 31206 Gresham dwb (8) 60 100 R Maloney 7 — Dashing Special SCRATCHED 3 87211 Starla tn (4) 57.5 93 M R Du Plessis 2 51634 Right Or Wrong tcw (7) 59.5 96 8 10881 Hellava Babe wn (14) 56 87 4 5s663 Kalik dw (15) 57 100 B Stewart 9 #bneraces Handicap 6.49 B Stewart Ms B Andrew 5 57692 Snowzone tcdwb (10) 56.5 93 J Byrne $65,000, 3yo, 1600m 3 8s079 Smartedge w (2) 58.5 95 J Byrne 9 — High Degree SCRATCHED 6 31s27 Golly Hutt wn (13) 56 92 R Maloney 4 070s8 Morendi tw (6) 55.5 96 J Orman 10 6s000 Partnership d (10) 56 96 7 0s2s1 Mishani Spirit wn (8) 56 93 1 s1131 Stuttering tw (14) 61 99 M R Du Plessis 1 Welcome Back To BRC 1.53 5 — Prometheus SCRATCHED A Thompson (a2) J Murphy (a2) 2 41421 Wapiti tdw (5) 61 99 S Cormack $65,000, 2yo C&Gs, 1200m 6 05s51 Prince Of Tie tdw (10) 55 98 11 4s080 Travistee dwn (16) 55.5 87 J Orman 8 48123 Maozi dwb (2) 55.5 99 R Fradd 3 35s38 Convinced w (8) 57 100 J Byrne J Murphy (a2) 12 s3241 Brando d (11) 55 92 D Smith 9 9s391 Say Haya cdw (11) 55 95 Ms S Thornton 4 s4212 Euro Belle wn (4) 57 99 J Orman 1 150s2 Boom Spender cw (5) 59.5 98 T Marshall 7 60s95 Outraged t (1) 55 97 J Bayliss 13 82470 He Runs Away d (18) 55 84 10 s5066 Bold Eos dwn (7) 55 90 Ron Stewart 5 12131 Reus dw (18) 57 95 R Fradd 2 4s1 Acrobatic c (10) 58.5 97 M R Du Plessis 8 43053 Aqua Vite tcw (3) 55 95 R Wiggins M R Du Plessis 11 12523 Bold Hunter (5) 55 94 R Wiggins 6 — Take Tea SCRATCHED 3 1 Azzareach w (9) 58.5 99 R Fradd 9 60593 High Degree cdw (4) 55 90 S Cormack 14 73524 Speaking Bad w (2) 55 90 T Marshall 12 060s4 Ginger Rock d (3) 55 90 M Hellyer 7 41511 Green Jacket tw (3) 55.5 99 4 24s15 Mishani Fraudster w (1) 58 100 J Orman 10 596s6 Dante Rossetti w (5) 55 89 M Hellyer 15 77033 Ipso Nem Felek tb (6) 55 89 S Cormack 13 s640s Getyourgreyon (14) 55 86 J Orman 8 48463 Love Express t (12) 55.5 100 T Marshall 5 42 Just A Patsy (8) 57 92 D Smith 16 90463 Real Time Warrior dw (9) 55 89 14 352s1 Lady Brahmos w (9) 55 92 L V Cassidy 9 6s121 The Driller (15) 55 98 6 5539s Safework (4) 56.5 94 J Byrne 4 XXXX Dry Plate 3.38 Ron Stewart 15 1s34s Jazz Queen w (12) 55 87 10 — Group Think SCRATCHED 7 7 Criminal Defence (6) 56 89 $65,000, Class 6 SW, 1200m EMERGENCIES: 11 21313 Roman Aureus t (11) 55 96 L V Cassidy A Thompson (a2) 17 39365 Shackles w (8) 55 88 M Hellyer 8 Moet & Chandon 6.13 12 12 Tavis Town w (7) 55 99 Ron Stewart 8 6 Eagles Forever (7) 56 84 R Maloney 1 1860s Denarius tcdwn (6) 60 87 Ms A Patis (a3) 18 67534 Prince Of Arran (7) 55 86 2 43213 Elixir d (1) 60 100 Ms L Kilner (a3) $50,000, 0MW, 1350m 13 4212 Rebel Salute wb (16) 55 96 9 0s Master Red (3) 56 86 Ms T Harrison A Thompson (a2) 10 6s825 Hertzka (2) 55 91 A Spinks 3 s978s Alpine Dancer t (9) 58.5 91 6 Kirin Handicap 4.57 1 242s2 Nothingforthepress d (1) 60 96 A Thompson (a2) B Stewart 14 9s862 Better Ethics dn (9) 55 91 2 Quincy Handicap 2.28 4 821s5 Ditmas dw (4) 58.5 96 B Stewart $65,000, Benchmark 90, 1050m 2 131s4 Alderman tdw (7) 57 95 J Orman 15 20317 Concealed Dynamite w (2) 55 92 5 — Jardin Rouge SCRATCHED 1 61602 Just Orm tcw (5) 61.5 91 Ms A Patis (a3) 3 94316 Ocean Waves w (13) 57 100 R Maloney M Hellyer $65,000, 2yo Fillies, 1200m 6 86236 Drachenfels dw (8) 57 91 Ms T Harrison 2 211s9 Cool Sequence twn (9) 61 88 4 14786 Silent Flyer dw (10) 57 99 EMERGENCIES: 1 211s1 Kisukano tdwn (2) 63.5 96 7 s0187 Malahat dw (7) 57 93 J Murphy (a2) N Fazackerley (a3) A Thompson (a2) 16 77544 Mishani Romance wb (1) 55 92 Ms A Patis (a3) 8 s4021 Leroytheconqueror dwn (5) 55.5 93 3 s7761 Piracy w (8) 56.5 95 Ms T Harrison 5 s7176 Few Too Many t (2) 56 95 R Wiggins J Murphy (a2) 2 57s11 Hancora Field dw (11) 61 92 J Bayliss 4 34213 Jardin Rouge tw (11) 55 88 L V Cassidy 6 11006 Galapagos w (11) 55.5 90 M R Du Plessis 17 51345 Makeup w (13) 55 90 S Galloway J Murphy (a2) 9 43022 Patrick’s Me Mate d (3) 55.5 82 5 5s0s1 Bryan dwn (7) 55 90 J Murphy (a2) 7 — Socialising SCRATCHED 18 88562 Petralia (10) 55 87

Adelaide races at Morphettville Saturday Jetbet 15 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 2 AAMI Handicap 2.47 2 04263 Star Of Monsoon (10) 58 97 T Pannell 5 76113 It’sayesfromme dw (7) 58.5 98 B Vorster Ms J Eaton (a2) Race 1: WOOLSTHORPE STORE, BERTWHISTLE, 3 86059 Miss Jane tw (1) 57.5 100 6 s0838 So We Are cwh (3) 58.5 93 4 41321 Wild Colonial Boy w (2) 60.5 96 $36,000, Benchmark 68, 2500m Ms T Voorham (a3) Ms C Jones (a1.5) EXALTED RUTH Ms C Jones (a1.5) 1 24323 Manzala twh (7) 60 98 Ms J Eaton (a2) 4 64s67 Fancy Rumble tcw (5) 57 95 D Tourneur 7 23221 Blow Torch dw (10) 58 95 5 062s3 May Be Fate wh (12) 60 97 J Maund Race 2: CRACKSMAN, MANZALA, TURF MAN 2 55641 Turf Man dw (8) 60 100 S Fawke 5 4s113 Beermint dw (7) 56.5 98 Ms J Eaton (a2) 6 11s60 Park Bench dw (5) 59.5 91 J Holder Race 3: CLASSY JAYBEE, MAGNO, CALYPSO REIGN 3 7s213 Cracksman twb (3) 58.5 98 T Pannell Ms A Jordsjo (a2) 8 069s9 Super Swoop twh (2) 57 92 Ms E Boyd 7 74s26 Terindah dwbn (1) 59.5 95 Race 4: STAR OF MONSOON, SCHILLDORA, AKKACAN 4 13516 Hasta La Fiorente w (6) 58.5 98 B Vorster 6 86454 Schilldora twh (6) 56.5 96 J Toeroek 9 — Unfair Dismissal SCRATCHED Ms K Crowther Race 5: OCTANE, SOUL FIRE, ARKHAM KNIGHT 5 38242 Disco Rebel w (5) 56 96 Ms K Bishop 7 s5322 Akkacan cwh (11) 55.5 95 10 36292 Getouttheway b (4) 54 93 J Maund 8 16832 I’m A Legend d (7) 59 97 Race 6: FLOW METER, IT’SAYESFROMME, BLOW TORCH 6 24221 Connermara Rose w (4) 54 93 D Tootell Ms J Eaton (a2) 11 32630 The Ant’s Pants wb (8) 54 91 Ms A Jordsjo (a2) Race 7: SUPREME IDEA, FLOSTAR, JUST ZERENE 7 54854 Athos w (1) 54 84 D Tourneur 8 720s0 Rock Hard wh (3) 55.5 82 J Holder Ms K Crowther 9 7s211 Call Me Dexter dw (10) 58.5 97 S Fawke 9 44s72 Nasifa cd (2) 55 100 J Maund Race 8: THE DIFFERENCE, I’M A LEGEND, 8 69468 Cobbers Mate w (2) 54 90 K H Zechner 10 120s2 The Difference wb (3) 58 98 B Vorster 9 36667 Karaoke Express (10) 54 86 10 1s315 Hushiano cw (4) 54 99 Ms K Crowther 7 TAB Lightning Stakes 5.57 WILD COLONIAL BOY 11 08917 Australian Design dwh (11) 57.5 95 10 98058 Foraoise dw (9) 54 82 Ms A Jordsjo (a2) 11 0s246 Ready Sunshine wb (9) 54 95 B Vorster Race 9: MIAMI FREEDOM, FRENCH ROCK, HOT SIZZLE $100,000, 2 & 3yo SW Listed, 1050m K H Zechner 3 TAB Handicap 3.22 5 Dominant Handicap 4.37 1 1s514 Streetcar Stranger wb (12) 59 90 P Gatt 12 53111 Carbone dw (8) 57 100 R Hurdle 2 11370 Sizzlefly cwb (13) 57 93 J Toeroek $45,000, 3yo Benchmark 66, 1200m $45,000, Benchmark 82, 1100m 3 01128 Flostar d (2) 57 100 Ms C Jones (a) 9 TAB Handicap 7.15 1 15146 Jacobite Prince wh (3) 61 100 1 s0s40 Crown Fontein tcw (9) 63 93 S Fawke 4 12495 Knowles (11) 57 93 R Hurdle $31,500, Benchmark 58, 1100m D Caboche (a2) 2 4235s Ustinov’s Fury td (3) 60 82 J Potter 5 12s81 The Natural w (8) 57 96 J Holder 2 94218 Calypso Reign cdw (7) 60.5 99 3 70137 Arkham Knight tw (10) 58.5 91 P Gatt 6 5s11s Just Zerene (1) 57 91 B Vorster 1 — Royal Tyke SCRATCHED Ms K Crowther 4 369s8 Columbia tcw (7) 58 85 T Pannell 7 1s10s Garvoc cw (4) 57 92 T Pannell 2 s7s06 Quiddick tcwh (12) 62 92 D Caboche (a2) 3 2s112 Classy Jaybee dwb (11) 58 92 S Fawke 5 11s41 Octane tcdwh (5) 57 98 Ms K Crowther 8 — Theresabearinthere SCRATCHED 3 157Ls Ritorno dwhn (1) 61.5 92 S Cahill 1 Happy 60th Grant Jennings 2.12 4 62332 Magno (9) 58 95 D Tourneur 6 5521s Soul Fire dw (1) 56 88 D Tourneur 9 1718s Supreme Idea w (9) 52 97 D Tourneur 4 17s13 Miami Freedom wh (4) 60.5 98 SCRATCHED $45,000, Benchmark 82, 2000m 5 345s1 Our Boy Bailey w (8) 58 91 7 — Star Hills 10 30s24 Euphoric Summer b (6) 52 100 Ms J Eaton (a2) Ms J Eaton (a2) 8 s0478 This Kid Rocks wn (11) 56 88 B Vorster Ms E Boyd 5 5s434 Air Marshal (9) 60 99 J Toeroek 1 4s351 Woolsthorpe Store tdw (6) 61 95 6 53s21 Deevine dw (5) 57 92 P Gatt 9 s612s Rainmoth dh (4) 54.5 88 J Toeroek 11 02s1 Parlophone w (5) 52 96 Ms J Eaton (a) 6 64842 Hot Sizzle w (6) 59 93 Ms C Jones (a1.5) Ms C Jones (a1.5) 7 s1667 Fortune Follows ch (2) 57 96 R Hurdle 10 4s359 Extreme Thrill twb (6) 54 94 Ms K Bishop 12 21 All Banter wh (7) 52 94 J Maund 7 63968 Kingson w (11) 59 93 K H Zechner 2 4s987 Von Costa Glass tw (7) 59 88 T Pannell 8 3s143 Renouf d (1) 55 96 B Vorster 11 158s0 Mr Hamilton h (2) 54 88 Ms J Eaton (a2) 13 1 Allez Sur Le Gris w (3) 52 92 8 000s3 French Rock tw (3) 58.5 98 D Tourneur 3 54151 Bertwhistle tw (1) 56.5 100 9 12s06 Hateech dh (6) 54 92 J Toeroek Ms K Crowther Ms K Crowther 9 6s388 Musical Query wh (7) 58.5 98 10 97602 Outpost dh (4) 54 91 D Tootell 6 Schweppes Handicap 5.17 Ms T Voorham (a3) 4 62531 Exalted Ruth w (2) 54 97 11 745s5 Needa h (10) 54 85 Ms T Voorham (a3) 8 Holdfast Insurance 6.36 Ms T Voorham (a3) $45,000, Benchmark 72, 1600m 10 16s35 Rose Tiara (5) 58.5 100 T Pannell 5 44166 Busker’s Ballad cw (8) 54 96 D Tourneur 4 Furphy Handicap 3.57 1 13371 Analytica dwhn (11) 60 100 T Pannell $36,000, Benchmark 64, 1200m 11 2847s The Raven (8) 58.5 95 J Potter 6 s9855 Korodon twh (4) 54 91 P Gatt 2 06186 Enki tcdwh (6) 59.5 98 Ms T Voorham (a3) 1 21442 Beeokay cw (9) 61 99 Ms T Voorham (a3) 12 s1653 Wonder If dwh (10) 57 95 P Gatt 7 s2221 Classy Joe w (5) 54 94 J Maund $45,000, Benchmark 72, 1050m 3 14s37 Star Status tdh (9) 59.5 95 J Holder 2 1007s Red Dynamo (6) 61 91 Ms K Bishop 13 s7098 Sonic Deed twn (14) 56 92 B Vorster 8 7s332 Ourkhani dh (3) 54 91 J Toeroek 1 — Ascendance SCRATCHED 4 50s33 Flow Meter tcdw (5) 59 94 S Fawke 3 81635 Midnight Storm tcdwh (4) 60.5 98 14 — Rushwa SCRATCHED

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. 19 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 NOTICE BOARD Entertainment Meetings HOME & LEISURE PROPERTY Focus On JOHN MACKILL’S RONGOPAI MARAE gisborne property The Land Entertainment JAZZ COLLECTIVE AGM Firewood Real Estate IN CONCERT On Sunday 16.8.20 A comprehensive guide to residential, rural Farming news Saturday 25 July 10am 2M3 Pine $120, 4m3 HOUSE for sale. 2 and local profiles ODEON 5 $220, 6m3 $320, 8m3 bathrooms, 2 showers, 2 and commercial properties listed for sale 2pm AGENDA: Phone 867 3339 $430, 12m3 $640, short toilets, 1 bath, 2 with local real estate agents. 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SurvivingAn amazing a pandemic FantasticalTale of a well-worn world marriageawaits covid-19: what you the motion of the body through need to know about Zealand, unless we keep isolated space the coronavirus for a long time. The third part of this wee book by Lionel Shriver and the race for the published by HarperCollins vaccine talks about the manufacture of a vaccination. This is really by Dr Michael Mosley interesting, as Mosley explains ionel Shriver’s latest novel is a published by Hodder & how vaccines are made, tested riot. Our protagonist, Serenata Stoughton and disseminated and the length Terpischore has spent her entire ou may feel you are of time this takes. Llife exercising daily, always alone. Covid’d out but this Did you know that the word Not one for group activities, she little 138 page book will “vaccination” comes from the has maintained her private regime Yquickly bring you up-to- latin word “vacca” for cow. of running, stairs, sit ups, and other speed on what you should know. The first vaccinations were physical movements that have ultimately Dr Michael Mosley is most well accidentally discovered when a ruined her knees. known for his diet and health doctor realised milk maids in the Now in her early 60s, she’s had to give books, such as the Fast 800, the late 1700s didn’t get the deadly up most of the exercises, due to needing 5:2 Diet and most recently his smallpox disease, because a knee replacement but refusing to book on Sleep. they most likely had already undergo the surgery. Mosley first covers what a contracted a lesser disease While her knees have got her down, coronovirus is and why Covid-19 called “cowpox”. she is generally happy with life, until one is so harmful to us, how it spreads and how it There is quite a tale around this tidbit of day her husband Remington announces attacks our immune system. information and the book has a few fascinating out of the blue that he is going to run a He gives us a rundown on what we know about little stories like this. marathon. the current pandemic, how it probably started Everything is explained simply and everything Serenata knows she should be and the worldwide spread of it. he writes about in here is to the point and brief, a supportive, adoring wife, and be He then discusses why age and health will but by the end you will be ready to take on some encouraging of her previously slothful determine your chance of surviving the virus. of those more scientific reports to have a greater husband’s new-found desire for fitness, Here he slips back into familiar territory for a understanding, if you are so inclined. but she is not. ‘preferred pronouns’. chapter, discussing how to improve your health This is a book that health classes in high And her blatant disdain about his new He could tolerate it all until she and booster your immune system. schools should be giving to all students as it hobby is, in my opinion, hilarious. overlooks one of his personal work It is good to know, because this virus isn’t is current, topical and explains how a person’s The couple engage in the most riveting projects about the kelvin-rating of street going away in the near future and we will good health is what could save them if we see conversations, both highly intelligent lamps, causing a moment of rage in the probably see another wave sweep through New another outbreak. — KP and quick off the mark, their dialogue is usually docile man. a joy to read. As Remington becomes more obsessed There are also many serious moments with his new love of lycra, he engages throughout the novel such as discussions the services of a younger, fit personal about cultural appropriation — Serenata trainer named Bambi, who introduces is a voice-over artist who is known for him to a group of like-minded exercise her range of accents. junkies who are all training for the Diversity and inclusion issues are big legendary triathlon, MettleMan. All new winter talking points throughout the novel. The Motion of the Body Through Space Remington has recently lost his job is a brilliant novel, full of engaging after a younger African American woman characters, wicked sentences, and funny was given the promotion he desired moments. It’s about obsession, the cult reading... and began including gender neutral of fitness, and the highs and lows of bathrooms and enforcing the use of marriage. — CP

A Traveller Miss Benson’s at the Beetle Wonderful feeling of wellness Gates of by Rachel Joyce a natural year Wisdom From the author of Many of her tips are economical and by Wendyl Nissen aimed at lightening your footprint on by John Boyne Harold Fry comes an exhilarating, published by Allen and Unwin earth by using better quality products Ambitious, far extraordinary quest, with less wastage. in which two ordinary reaching and women embark on fter these dreary, wet days Wendyl also discusses social ills that mythic, stories an unlikely journey it is always nice to fall into can befall anyone, such as depression, of a family that will intertwine and an adventure of a an inspiring, feel-good read, anxiety, social avoidance and offers great and evolve over townlifetime. of Port Silver. Awhether it’s a great novel or advice and natural remedies for taking the course of two something uplifting that you can pick up care of oneself. thousand years. An extraordinary and put down as time allows. It is a great manual to dip into for This winter, Wendyl Nissen, aka The all sorts of reasons. There are “feel- novel from this highly acclaimed Green Goddess, has produced another good” reading lists, delicious treats and author. helpful tome for those who would like to a wonderful feeling of wellness as you simplify their lives. browse the pages for ideas. — KP So many people have enjoyed the enforced lockdown, even though business Where The and job outcomes were uncertain. The Quick People have loved the family time, Pullmanand the Truth Lies going back to basics, walking with Dead by Karina nowhere to go and just chilling out. by Cynric Kilmore Wendyl’s book encompasses all Temple-Camp Another highly you need for that slower, more recommended environmentally aware and simpler way Lyra andIn this her bookdaemon Pan Australian crime of living. Temple-Camp novel in the style takes the reader Reading many of her chapters I had into a world of Jane Harper, the feeling that this was New Zealand’s of disease and described as complex, clever answer to the wonderful Danish death of the most unlikely and and an explosive Hygge philosophy of life, simple, cosy extraordinary thriller. contentment, socially relaxed and a ways. feeling of wellness. Just what we need at this time of year. This book isn’t just for winter. Wendyl takes you through her garden season by season, ensuring you are planting and harvesting and cooking everything in season. Many of the crops she grows are also converted into natural medicines and there are recipes for cough syrups, tonics www.muirsbookshop.co.nz and plenty of ideas for home-made beauty products too. 62 Gladstone62 Gladstone Road, GisborneRoad, Gisborne • Phone • Phone867 9741 867 9741 33319-02 The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 TELEVISION 23 FRIDAY—SATURDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

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Extraterrestrials PG KEY 0 3 (HLS) (RPL) (DLY) 16 18 Closed captions; Repeat; Highlights; Replay; Delayed; Approved for persons 16 years or over; Approved for persons 18 years or over; 24Jul20 Compiled by C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. 24 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 Tyson to fight Jones in exhibition bout

BOXING heavyweight Kevin McBride, who defeated Tyson in a TKO. NOTORIOUS boxer Mike Tyson will From 1992 to 1995, Tyson served three step back into the ring at the age of 54 years of a six-year term in an Indiana and after more than 15 years to face Roy prison after being convicted of rape. Jones Jr in an exhibition bout set for The Tyson-Jones fight is the first September. event of a series produced under Mike The eight-round match, pitting Tyson Tyson’s new Legends Only League, a against 51-year-old boxing champion Roy sports venture owned by Tyson and Jones Jr, will take place on September 12 Eros Innovations, an investment group starting at 9pm (September 13, 1pm NZ affiliated with Eros International. time). The three-hour live “Frontline Battle” The fight will be available on pay- event, in addition to the main fight, will per-viewPeople who outlets make people as well Redas andon whitemusic- mixed (4) include what promoters promise will be videoobey the app law (6) Triller, which Greenhas exclusivethings on trees (6) “significant undercard matches” as well streamingClosed (4) rights to a 10-partA bee’s home docuseries (4) as musical performances. featuringClose by (4) behind-the-scenesChatted prefight (6) Tyson launched his boxing career at 20 footage.A digging tool (6) A referee blows this (7) when he became the youngest boxer to TysonSomeone is who the repairs former undisputedA pointy tower on world a church win a heavyweight title, a record he still heavyweightteeth (7) boxing champion(7) with a holds. recordRich (7)of 50 wins, six losses,Torn (6) and two no Throughout his career, Tyson held the contests.Men, women and children Select (6) title of undisputed world heavyweight (6)His most recent officialSmell fight with was this (4) champion from 1987 to 1990 and was on TheJune number 11, in 2005, quartet (4)againstFactual Irish-born (4) also the first heavyweight boxer to 18. A sword ight (4) simultaneously hold the WBA, WBC and junior19. Where Greeks crossword live (6) solutions IBF titles. Jones, who started out in 1989, has IN THE RING AGAIN: Mike Tyson, 54, will fight Roy Jones Jr, 51, in an eight-round Previous solution won numerous championships in the exhibition bout in September. AP file picture Across: 1. Different, 6. Olive, 7. Ships, 9. Ache, 10. Museum, middleweight, super middleweight, light 12. Garden, 14. Coal, 17. Salad, 18. Alter, 19. Excellent. heavyweight, and heavyweight divisions. former middleweight champion to win Down: belts, including WBC, WBA, IBF, IBO, 2. Irish, 3. Feed, 4. Rescue, 5. Noise, 6. Oranges, In 2003 Jones won the WBA a heavyweight title in 106 years. He NABF, WBF, and IBA light heavyweight 8. Similar, 11. Needle, 13. Relax, 15. Often, 16. Fall. heavyweight title, becoming the first has simultaneously held a record seven championships. — AAP THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Saturday, July 25, 2020

SUDOKU CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: James Lafferty, 35; D.B. Woodside, 51; Matt LeBlanc, 53; Illeana Douglas, 55. Happy Birthday: SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made A chance to follow your heart and a dream will be yours if you are willing up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. to work diligently toward your goal. Taking the time to expand your skills, To solve the puzzle, each row, strengthen your ties with experts and learn all that's possible about family column and 3x3 grid within the history will help you gain insight into your future. Make love, romance and larger grid must end up containing security priorities. Your numbers are 2, 6, 20, 27, 34, 36, 41. each number from 1 to 9, and ARIES (March 21-April 19): each number can only appear Emotions will swell up if you let someone tamper with your heart. Listen once in a row, column or box. carefully. Retreat until you understand the ramiications of a situation that may inluence your position, reputation or a meaningful relationship. 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TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 27. Fabulous (9) 24. Bellow (4) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 SPORT 25 One game could determine season FOOTBALL by John Gillies Betesta was a one-man forward line against Thistle, and scored two cracking GISBORNE United need to beat league goals. leaders Port Hill in Napier tomorrow On the face of it, Thistle are better if they want to retain football’s Pacific placed this weekend. They play Western Premiership title. Rangers at St Leonards Park, Hastings, They won the premiership by a point and must fancy their chances. last year and looked on course for back- They beat Rangers 4-1 at Childers to-back titles until they lost two games Road Reserve in a season-opening game out of three this month. full of brisk, entertaining play. Two weeks Heavy Equipment Services Gisborne ago, Gisborne United also beat Rangers United are the only side to have beaten — 5-1 at Harry Barker Reserve. Port Hill in the league this year . . . 3-2 at But Grant Hastings’ side may Harry Barker Reserve in the first game have an unpleasant surprise for the of the delayed season. Gisborne teams in the second half of the Port Hill have won every game since competition. then, including an away fixture against Rangers seem to be a different Gisborne Vehicle Testing Thistle (2-0) proposition in Hawke’s Bay. Although three weeks ago. they have only three points from a win Thistle trail Port Hill by three points against bottom side Maycenvale, Rangers’ in second place, Napier City Rovers losses to Napier City Rovers Reserves, Reserves are third, two points behind Port Hill and Taradale were by just one Thistle, and United are a point further goal. back, in fourth place. Thistle coach Garrett Blair has brought Thistle and United have a game in 27-year-old Argentinian footballer Justo hand on the other contenders, but if Rodriguez into the side at left-wingback United were to lose tomorrow at Marewa SLIDE-RULE PASS: Thistle midfielder Ashley McMillan gets a pass away during the to replace Kuba Jerabek, who stood on Park, Napier, they’d have a mountain to opening game of the Pacific Premiership, against Western Rangers at Childers Road a nail at work. Brandon Josling will be climb to haul in the league leaders. Reserve. McMillan scored both Thistle’s goals in their victory over Napier City Rovers right wingback. United coach Corey Adams is under no Reserves last weekend and has been given more scope to attack when the second Blair is looking at giving English illusions. round starts, against Western Rangers in Hastings tomorrow. Picture by Paul Rickard import Charlie Morris a holding role in “I think this game pretty much central midfield, allowing last Saturday’s determines our season,” he said last they share is power in their long-range the midfield, with Jarom Brouwer and double goalscorer Ashley McMillan night. shooting . . . Graham may even have the Graham working around him. and skipper Nick Land to play a more “We get a win and we’re back in the edge in this department. Josh Harris and Malcolm Marfell attacking game. hunt. If we lose we’re in the chasing “I think Aaron will slot in there well,” would link the midfield and attack, while Strikers Tomek Frooms and Davie Ure pack.” Adams said. Port Hill tried to deal with Josh Adams’s will again share the fetch-and-deliver United will be without Dane “He’s played a lot of football, and has pace. duties to get the ball into shooting range. Thompson, sent off last Saturday for a played in our team a bit.” Port Hill coach Jimmy Calder will Blair wants a strong “spine” for second yellow-card offence. The rest of the side would be largely have plenty of subs, so Gisborne should his side, so he is opting for a central Adams has called on Eastern League 1 unchanged. Mal Scammell and Kieran be prepared to deal with an infusion of defensive trio of Ema Martos, Ander central midfielder Aaron Graham to take Higham would be the central defenders, energy about the 60th minute. Calder’s Batarrita and Daniel Venema, with the Thompson’s place. While not as aerially with Steven Husband at rightback, other weapon, if he’s available, will be wingbacks offering support on defence. dominant, Graham has Thompson’s James Bristow at leftback and Seth Piper tearaway striker Matthew Betesta. And at the back of them, who better ability to play a good game in defence in goal. A policeman whose work commitments for a last line of defence than goalkeeper as well as in midfield. Another quality Skipper Kieran Venema would anchor don’t always allow him to play football, Mark Baple. Kahuitara acts Premier leaders YMP, Whangara as a magnet Old Girls clash NETBALL by Murray Robertson each other through the court. “Waikohu have had some WHANGARA Old Girls will good passages of play, but for sports fans need to sort out their error will need to do that for the rate to stand much of a chance full game if they want to stop RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf training and numbers for unique to training and games on against YMP in the match-of- HSOG’s run.” tomorrow, we’re looking very the East Coast. the-day premier grade netball The third match starts at the KAHUITARA has a mystique. good — Rhys Walker, Tanetoa “Our scrum will be fine and tomorrow at Victoria Domain. later time of 1pm. Hikurangi Sports Club’s Parata and possibly Trent we’ll compete in all areas,” he The premier games in the “Whangara Old Girls and home ground is a magnet for Proffit at No.8. Neihana Ratahi- said. Pakn’Save competition begin YMP Sunshine Brewery are rugby fans of “The Maunga” Brown at halfback. Fabyan “Our outside backs are, in at 10am with the encounter sitting at the top of the table on (mountain). A year has passed Kahaki is at first-five, but he game situations, an unknown between Horouta Gold and the same points and both will since it was reinstated at a may move to fullback. quantity. Even we don’t know Gisborne Girls’ High senior A. want to still be there after this venue for Enterprise Cars Ngati “I just tell them to believe in what they’re going to do next.” “Both of those teams have game. Porou East Coast club rugby. themselves, back their ability.” The Kuru Gray-Lisa Muller- struggled for wins, but have “I am expecting this to be a Tomorrow at Kahuitara, Hikurangi captain and coached United features Mike played higher seeded teams,” close contest,” Beale said. Hikurangi will host competition openside flanker Tanetoa Raroa-Chambers at loosehead said netball commentator “YMP have been playing leaders Tokararangi of Te Parata and his crew are keyed prop, hooker Portrait Watene Sherrill Beale. strong netball and working Araroa (referee Jackson up to play the new No.1 team: and anchor Panapa Papuni. Girls’ High recorded a win together through the court. Swinton), while Waiapu are Tokararangi. Mike Tiopira will lock with 6ft against Ritana Snr A while “Whangara on the other hand at home — George Nepia Tokararangi captain and No.8 6in Saul Parata, with Travis Horouta Gold have had four are still working with their Memorial Park in Tikitiki — Hone Haerewa is excited. Tawera, Mikaere Chaffey and losses. connections between players, against Hicks Bay (referee Matt He said: “Hikurangi bring Petera Smith as loose forwards. “On paper, the students and last Saturday they made Richards) and Tihirau Victory their challenges — a new should take this, but Horouta errors that let High School Club will have as their guests element of strategy to the game WAIAPU versus Hicks Bay Gold is a team that can upset 0ld Girls pull ahead,” she Tokomaru Bay United (referee — but we’re up for it. We’re keen could be the closest game others, so the students will said. Eruera Kawhia). and can’t wait to get stuck in.” tomorrow. need to play as a team for the “They will need to eliminate Veteran coach George Reedy The Joe McClutchie-coached full game. those errors, because YMP put the significance of the club’s TO beat them there would be Waiapu have home advantage “Otherwise the experienced will pressure them for the full return to Kahuitara in context. a big deal. but Hicks Bay, under Aaron heads in the Horouta side will game.” “It’s brilliant to have the boys Tihirau Victory Club have King, have worked hard under cause them problems.” Beale said the court would back training and playing at been a well-performed club the radar. The second premier match at be busy tomorrow with the home — it draws our supporters in the last four years and if Neither side will be flashy but 12-midday has Taste One High return of the Intermediate and to the ground. For myself and Tokomaru Bay United were to both have played good rugby School Old Girls up against Secondary grades. people of my generation, we upset them at Cape Runaway, already this season. Claydens Waikohu 1. “We welcome them back to feel the history of the place — that would be news. In Week 2, Tokomaru Bay beat “High School Old Girls have start their 2020 season.” these guys in time. Tanetoa Tokomaru Bay captain and Waiapu 17-13. Here’s hoping for been playing good netball and The first round of games understands it now. loosehead prop Mike Chambers- a close game between Waiapu their connections are well begins at 9am, with matches “In terms of last night’s Raroa loves the challenges and Hicks Bay tomorrow. organised,” Beale said. through to the last round “They are speedy and support starting at 2pm. 26 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 Challenge Cup at stake in Super 8 clash RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf beat Hastings 13-5 in the final to be champions. SUPER 8 rugby kicks off tomorrow. The old Gisborne High School Board And for Ryan Tapsell-coached Gisborne presented the Football Challenge Cup Boys’ High School first 15 — whose in 1915 — Napier beat Gisborne High opening game is away to Napier Boys’ School 26-6 here that year. High for the Football Challenge Cup — it Gisborne last beat Napier in 2015, is their first true test. when they held the the trophy with a “Our whole pre-season was about 36-12 victory in Gisborne. Napier took getting all of our boys game-time — to the trophy with a 22-16 win at Napier run various combinations, see what the following year. works and what doesn’t,” Tapsell said. Of the games between the schools, “Against St Peter’s College here we Gisborne have won 57 and Napier, 38. got a taste of what we’re capable of. This Five have been drawn. weekend we’re missing hooker Setefano Kick-off in the first-15 match at Napier Tolu (right shoulder) and reserve Boys’ High School tomorrow is at 12 blindside flanker/No.8 Uetaha Wanoa midday. (left knee) but we’re up for a big one. The second-15 match — also on “We trust our processes and the boys Napier Boys’ High No.1 field — starts at work hard for each other. We’ve given 10.30am. ourselves a chance.” The first-15 match will be refereed by Gisborne Boys’ High captain and former ITM Cup official Sheldon Eden- openside flanker Amos Roddick and Whaitiri, who controlled the famous 2012 his teammates are prepared for all Meads Cup final in Ruatoria in which eventualities. the Coast came from 27-3 down to beat Roddick says the closeness of his Wanganui 29-27. His second assistant players and their intention to give their GRABBED: Gisborne Boys’ High School first five-eighth Nic Proffit tries to break the referee will be Deveraux Short-Henare greatest effort will be proved. tackle of two St Peter’s College players in the traditional interschool fixture at the and his first assistant will be second-15 Napier head coach and director of Rectory field last Saturday. St Peter’s won the game 21-10. Picture by Paul Rickard referee Max Lancaster. rugby Brendon Ratcliffe is passionate about his team and their culture. “The result will look after itself. As Their 29-23 loss to Feilding High Gisborne Boys’ High School first 15, He said: “Your Gisborne coaches are coaches, we do it for the love of the School in Feilding last Sunday puts 1-23: Sione Mafileo, Matariki Kaa, Nathaniel Hauiti, building the unspoken. What spins your game.” Gisborne Boys’ High School’s 28-10 loss Dylan Bronlund, Tyla Keelan-Phillips, Nik Patumaka, wheels as a coach is working with young While Napier have lost eight Year 13 to Feilding on July 3 in perspective. Amos Roddick (captain), Khian Westrupp, Kirk men on how they behave, their substance, players from 2019, their wins against GBHS were winless in the 2019 Super Ngatai, Nic Proffit, Corbyn Peach, Tuteari Te Rauna- that spirit — it’s immeasurable. Lindisfarne College (20-19) and St Paul’s 8, Napier’s 22-19 win against Gisborne Lamont, Vincent Huata, Whetu King-Taufa, King “Watch how they get back up off the Collegiate School (29-17) under captain at the Rectory here being their only Maxwell. Reserves: Kitini Taihuka, Max Briant, Zeke ground, get together, to defend their try- and hooker Will Robinson suggest they win. Napier were placed sixth and Collier, Sam Twigley, Kyran Russell, Isaiah Lemaua, line. That’s the good stuff. respond well under pressure. GBHS eighth last season. Hamilton Bryan Howard. HSOB wary of ‘desperate’ OBM side FROM BACK PAGE OBM head coach Crosby and his crew have strongly on his return last Saturday. in his 91st year. narrowed their focus. “We’re at the bottom of the table and we have Tomorrow Ngatapa have home-ground Pari believes that Waikohu slipped into cruise- Crosby said: “We move into this second round nothing to lose,” Cook said. advantage for the second meeting, having won mode at times during the first round. with only one goal — to make the semis. We’re “Every point is going to be key for us — not just the teams’ first encounter this season at School Broughton said: “By this stage, we always looking forward to our game against HSOB this every competition point, but every point we score, Park 32-14. Ngatapa won two games, lost at home wanted to be in sync; it’s all positive stuff as we weekend. We play well for long periods at a time save or concede on the field.” 38-21 to Waikohu and finished Round 1 with two build. The boys are enjoying it.” and must keep that up, but be accurate.” Although both teams were physically taxed strong performances. OBM captain and lock Jacob Cook’s absence at scrum-time by Waikohu in the past fortnight, Ngatapa have always been a close-knit team, HSOB are not yet desperate — but OBM are. in Weeks 3 and 4 was keenly felt but he played neither OBM nor HSOB lost a tighthead to the but since the injuries to centre Isaac Thomas (right competition’s biggest pack. ankle) 37 minutes into the 18-8 win against HSOB HSOB have at least three front-line lineout and captain hooker Jason Jones (right knee) five options — lock Fletcher Scammell, openside flanker minutes into the Week 3 clash with Waikohu, they Zane Boyle and captain and No.8 Tamanui Hill. have been a tighter unit than ever. For OBM, blindside flanker Evan Bryant and Loosehead prop Campbell Chrisp and halfback No.8 Nicolas Carrizo win good-quality ball. Willie Short, as co-captains, have done and run Locking with Cook will be athletic Sione Kiniua, what was needed to keep it together on-field for who at 6ft 5in is an imposing figure alongside head coach Stephen Hickey. terrier-like fetcher Felix Burns. The reserves bench Like all coaches, Hickey is mixing and matching packs real punch — props Tyrone McMillan and players with combinations in a basic, workable Joe Mason, club legend and reserve No.8 Thomas game-plan. Solomon and big, skilful second five-eighth Keanu “We’ll start Todd Harris at hooker and Jack Wainohu-Kemp. Fuller at lock in the forwards, and move Alex A major plus for OBM this week is the return Chrisp from blindside flanker to No.8,” he said. from injury of then-first-five-now-fullback Jake “We want to extend our time-frames for playing Holmes, whom Crosby calls “General of the our best rugby — to this point, we’ve been great in Backs”. His reading of the game and ability to put 10-, 15-minute bursts.” other players into space is invaluable. Chrisp said: “We’re setting weekly goals, HSOB captain and No.8 Tamanui Hill said: breaking the game down to basics. It’s good but “Every game is must-win for us regardless of the we’re determined to keep the momentum going, opponents. We need to improve every weekend.” and continually improve.” Hill’s team beat OBM 16-13 on June 20, the Ngatapa have as ball-winners at lineout time the HSOB captain scoring the club’s first try of the likes of blindside flanker Jacob Samuels, lock Sam season and later being named the McDonald’s McDell and his second-row partner — on debut — Gisborne Player of the Match. It was evident in Jack Fuller. the week leading up to Game 1 that, in light of the Pirates head coach Willie Waitoa was pleased lockdown, it would take time for all clubs to get at his side’s turnout at Barry Park last night. into rugby mode, and that made the injury (right “Those were the best numbers we’ve had at ankle) to their openside flanker, Callum Fawcett, training for three weeks,” he said. particularly hard to take. It was his debut for “We got one W in the last round, and I’d love the HSOB, and occurred in the 80th minute to boot. boys to match that or even get two Ws in Round 2. “Safety” Fawcett, a do-or-die tackler on HSOB I’d like us to be competitive in all matches.” try-line, is still on the injured list. Paora Mullany will return to his position at HSOB head coach Danny Boyle said: “You’ve blindside flanker after playing second-five against got to be wary of the hungry team — especially High School Old Boys in Week 5. He scored in one that’s been improving, like OBM. We’ve got to the 79th minute for the Buccaneers last Saturday. be ready for the huge challenge that we know is Junior Akurangi will play second-five tomorrow. coming.” Centre Rasari Solomoni remains at centre. Waitoa’s aims and the mindset of Pirates BILL Maxwell, the first captain of the Ngatapa captain and No.8 Willie Bolingford line up: they will sub-union, and Don “Cougar” McDonald, the not compromise or relent. Pirates club’s original skipper and openside flanker Pirates captain Bolingford said: “We know where in 1952, still love their rugby. we stand and also where we need to get to as a Maxwell attended Ngatapa’s pre-season game team. We’re excited, determined and ready to get against Opotiki Sports at Opotiki and McDonald is stuck into it.” The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 24, 2020 SPORT 27 Teams prepare for challenges HOCKEY by Murray Robertson four finish,” Scragg said. “But Waituhi have really come together IT’S challenge time tonight for Ngatapa well as a team in the past two weeks. as they take on the developing Gisborne They’ve shown great form and are going Girls’ High School side to begin this from strength to strength. weekend’s round of senior hockey. “It could be close . . . one or two goals The 6.30pm match promises to get the could decide it either way.” weekend off to a thrilling start. At 1.30pm tomorrow GMC Kowhai take “I think Girls’ High will go in as on a GMC Green side hungry for points. favourites, given their form so far,” hockey GMC got into their stride again commentator Tony Scragg said. last weekend with a big win against “But Ngatapa will rise to the challenge clubmates GMC Gold, and must be odds- I am sure, and make a game of it.” on favourites to win well again tomorrow. The best may be left till last this “Green will want to keep themselves in weekend when Lytton Old Boys NZ a winning frame of mind, and maintain Fruits come up against YMP (1) at 6pm the form they showed last weekend with tomorrow night. 12 goals scored,” Scragg said. “The Fruits are a fast-improving side, GMC Gold face the daunting prospect and are due for a victory over a YMP of meeting a red-hot YMP side at 3pm. team,” Scragg said. “I’m predicting that will be one-way “YMP, on the other hand, have been traffic,” Scragg said. consistent and have the most to lose if “YMP look in awesome form and will be they drop their guard. too strong for Gold.” “The Fruits will be right in it if they do.” The first of the men’s games follows at The Saturday programme begins at 12 4.30pm, and the LOB Masters will look to midday with a game between Waituhi repeat their effort from last Friday night and Paikea. (a 4-3 win against Gisborne Boys’ High Waituhi will be looking for three wins School) when they play YMP (2). across three consecutive weekends, but “That’s going to be another tight one, Paikea will have other ideas. and I would not be at all surprised to see TURF CONTEST: Michael Bond, of YMP (2), watches as Danny Kirk (foreground) of “Paikea are sitting second on the another draw,” Scragg said. Lytton Old Boys NZ Fruits plays the ball during a men’s hockey game on the turf at women’s competition table, and a win “The men’s grade excites me this year Harry Barker Reserve. LOB NZ Fruits play YMP (1) tomorrow. 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So, too, is Matamata member Uawa is in recovery mode from the Nathaniel Cassidy, who spectacularly heavy rain that battered the Coast last won the KoTC in 2015 when he made weekend, a week out from the second eagle-2 on the 20th against Peter of the district’s golfing “majors” — the Kerekere, and was runner-up to Ray Scragg Motors King of the Coast. Rotorua teenager James Tauariki in But the KoTC show will go on. the 2018 final. Sixty-four players will invade the If his 7.1 handicap is low enough to nine-hole beach-side course, with the get him in the top 16, local man Dion elite 16 chasing royal glory and the Milner will not be underestimated, right to be called “King” for a year. while Tony Akroyd, who won it 19 Eight players in the field, who have years ago, is always a contender. come from far and wide, know that Akroyd and Higham are members of feeling — a couple of them more than a particular special “club”. once. Both men have completed the “Triple The champions of now and then Crown” of Poverty Bay-East Coast golf range in age from low 20s to 2002 — victories at the King of the Coast, winner Allan White, now in his 60s. East Coast Open and Poverty Bay Among them is the man who Open. currently occupies the throne, Hukanui The only man in the field who could Brown. join them this weekend is Poverty Bay The Patutahi member had a greenkeeper William Brown. Having breakthrough win at the age of 29 last won the PB Open and EC Open titles, year when he beat Electrinet Park’s it seemed inevitable Brown would Anuresh Chandra in the matchplay complete the treble. final. The KoTC, however, has grown from He also knows how difficult it is to a monkey to a chimpanzee on his back. be the last man standing. Three times he has made the final. Staring defeat in the face at 2-down Three times he has fallen at the last with three holes to play in the title hurdle. All three who defeated him are decider, Brown was given a lifeline and playing this weekend — Milner (2011), surged back to beat Chandra on the Higham (2012) and Te Raumati “Tini” third extra hole. Hawea (2014). It remains the biggest moment of Despite that history, Brown is of such Brown’s golfing career and repetition is talent that no one would be surprised his aim. if he finally got to deliver a victory To do that, though, he will have to speech at Sunday’s prize-giving. negotiate a path strewn with obstacles, Others who could make a mark though not quite of the quantity of the include Tokoroa’s Kurtis Cortesi, wood debris washing up on the nearby Poverty Bay’s Thomas Donovan, fresh beach. from a superb sub-par round on his Among the threats is Andrew home track in testing conditions, and Higham — the prolific Te Puia Springs/ Patutahi’s Dwayne Russell, who has Poverty Bay senior club championship lowered his handicap from 7.7 in late title winner who has three KoTC titles May to 2.9, including a 3-under 69 at to his name and was the last golfer to Gisborne Park this week.

REIGNING KING: Patutahi’s Hukanui Brown is defending the title at the 2020 Ray Scragg Motors King of the Coast men’s open on the Tolaga Bay course this weekend. Picture by Paul Rickard Odds great, stakes higher RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf At the other end of the scale, if beat OBM 28-12 on Barry Park No.1 in by an average of 29 points to 13: their Waikohu were to win every game in Week 2 and have grown as a unified force closest game was 24-18 against HSOB IN sport, as with larger concerns, the Round 2, they would surpass their nine- since. and biggest margin of victory 31 points odds may be great and margins for error match super-streak of 2017. Waikohu “We’ve done our experimenting, and (38-7 against Pirates on June 27). But small, but the stakes infinite. made the grand final for the first time put Round 1 behind us — this is where it their dominance extends beyond statistics. And for some teams in Civil Project that year, but lost 34-3 to HSOB. counts,” said Skudder, whose team have Their huge forwards have worn down Solutions Premier Rugby heading into Tomorrow East Coast Farm Vets YMP won three games and lost two so far. brave opposition and given a backline Week 6 action tomorrow, that is a reality. host GT Shearing Waikohu on Barry “We have to put our heads down and featuring such talents as Kelvin Smith, Unbeaten Waikohu (24 competition Park 1. Larsawn Ngatapa are at home — work at the business end.” Tane McGuire, Tione Hubbard and points), Ngatapa (18pts) and YMP Paddy’s Park 1, Patutahi Domain — to YMP head coach Brian Leach relishes Ethine Reeves space in which to operate. (16pts) are in good shape at the start of Kevin Hollis Glass Pirates and Oval 2 the prospect of his forwards locking horns While metres made can be counted, the second round, with High School Old is the venue for Contract Consultants with those of Waikohu: “I want to see traditionally bruises given or conceded Boys (10pts), Pirates (6pts) and 2019 HSOB v Enterprise Cars OBM. good back play and forward play but the per metre are not. champions OBM (2pts) needing to not All games start at 2.45pm. battle up front, first.” A ledger containing those for Waikohu just win games but accrue bonus points YMP are keen to test a theory: that the Blindside flanker Shyann Wyllie, tough would be quite a read. From halfback, regularly to have a chance of qualifying bigger they are, the harder they fall. No.8 Jess Kapene, classy first five-eighth their player-coach Ra Broughton keeps a for the 1 v 4, 2 v 3 semifinals. Both YMP and Waikohu are led by Austin Brown and vice-captain and right waspish eye on the competition leaders, OBM hold the Lee Brothers Shield but their hookers, Waikohu’s Geoff Pari wing Te Peehi Fairlie have consistently who will be without their regular captain, have yet to taste victory in this shortened and YMP’s Shayde Skudder — men of been among YMP’s best in 2020, while hooker Geoff Pari (right shoulder). His season. The epic turnaround in form their time. Skudder’s team have been a fullback Andrew Tauatevalu — since place as rake and as skipper will be required for them to defend the Shield revelation in terms of zest for training signing with YMP a fortnight ago — has taken by Tristan Morten, who scored two on September 12 from here, would be and rugby; they lost 24-10 to Waikohu on given glimpses of the threat posed by his tries against HSOB from No.8 in Week 4. without precedent in 130 years of Poverty the Gisborne High School Rectory No.1 size, speed, skill and strength. Bay senior club rugby. ground on Tiny White Opening Day, but Waikohu won their first-round matches CONTINUED ON PAGE 26