SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2021 tHE JUgglE oF sCHool HolidAys For WorKing PArEnts

Did you hear the collective sigh of relief from parents making it through the longest school holidays they can remember? In a time when most parents work, the African proverb that it takes a village to raise a child could not be more apt. Sophie Rishworth and Wynsley Wrigley look at what is available in the community for school children over the holidays, and how parents cope if they do not use holiday programmes.

EvEnts For All HolidAy ProgrAmmE: Daniel Beckman and Leroy Tuhi had a lot of fun at one of the activities on the holiday programme they attended during the summer holiday this year. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell

nnie Cousins feels very grateful to “I’d highly advise other parents to form four weeks, which leaves a deficit of 10 weeks rest of the week they were organised. be connected with other families small groups to do the same thing. for many to figure out who will look after the “Knowing they’re going to somebody’s through the school her three “It’s something we will definitely be doing children. home and not just a mass group of children Achildren attend. in the future.” Options include school holiday is important to me. These last holidays she and two other For some students, the Christmas holiday programmes, grandparents, or reciprocal “I’d rather they be in a home setting with mums joined forces. They each took one day break was eight weeks long this year and arrangements with friends or extended other kids. It is nicer for them and I know off a week to look after their combined seven they do not go back to school until Tuesday whanau. they’re going to have a good day as well.” children. next week. Annie and her husband both work full Annie said putting her three children in a “It’s a community-based idea of the village Other schools staggered their start times time. So this year Annie took annual leave holiday programme would cost her family raising the kids — it’s good.” over the past week. for one day a week to have her children, and $150 a day. Annie said their kids all knew each other Combined with the six weeks of school the four other children of two friends, with “We can’t afford that.” from school, and the mums knew each other holidays during the school terms, it equals the other mums each taking a day as well. Mum of one Rebecca Grunwell juggled too. 14 weeks of holidays. “It worked out great. I got to spend time “That trust is really important. The allocated annual leave for employees is with my own kids as well as knowing for the Continued on page 2

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From page 1 solo parents. “ ese holidays have felt so much longer part-time work and her daughter Indie, 8, . . . the kids are getting sick of the sight of with the help of grandparents, friends and each other. a boss who allowed her to bring Indie into Two of her children are also a bit nervous work for a day. about going back to school. “It seemed so long this year. “So much time has passed they’re a bit “I used annual leave so I could enjoy some apprehensive. time with Indie, which is a blessing. e two “I just wish there were more options for weeks we had off together we went camping working solo parents. and it was awesome. We’re very lucky.” “It’s hard enough only having fi ve sick days For two of the other weeks Rebecca a year let alone the school holidays. drove Indie to Mount Maunganui, where “I know there are subsidies for parents but her parents live, so she could enjoy some if you have kids who don’t like the holiday grandparent care. programmes, you can’t force them to go.” e other days Rebecca relied on friends. Another mum whose child did attend a “Personally, the break was so long this holiday programme said he loved it, and year that a kid like Indie is a bit anxious wanted to go back. about going back now — it’s the fear of the “ e YMCA OSCAR is awesome.” unknown and starting the whole routine up OSCAR stands for Out of School Care And again.” Recreation. To top it off , Rebecca said she does not like YMCA OSCAR manager Iona Maxwell said the guilt that comes with being “that parent” they had up to 50 children a day at the height who has to ask other people for help with of their holiday programme. It dipped down childcare. to about 20 children just after Christmas and Rebecca said she would consider a holiday the New Year holiday when everyone was programme next year when Indie was older. off work anyway, but climbed back up to 50 “If you have a kid who doesn’t socialise children a day when everyone started going there, they will be anxious there as well. It is back to work. also really expensive — a friend of mine did ey cater for working parents with a one and it was $45 a day.” breakfast club from 7.30am, and at the other For many mums it can be day-by-day who end of the day children can stay until 5.45pm will look after their children. with an afternoon snack. Cara Haines is a single working mum of ese each cost $10 a day on top of the three children aged 15, 12 and 8. She took holiday programme, which is $45 a day. 2.5 weeks of her annual leave at the start of Depending on the parent’s income, the cost SWIMMING WITH GRANDPA: Indie Neshausen, 8, enjoyed a fun-fi lled school holiday by the holidays — but that still left 5.5 weeks. can be subsidised. spending time with her grandparents, going camping and hanging out with friends. She Because her eldest son was 15 he was able Iona said they had children returning every is pictured here at a pool in Mount Maunganui with her grandfather Nick Grunwell. to look after the younger children while she holidays they enjoyed it so much, with the Picture supplied went to work. relationship the staff built with the children game development to digital art, robotics into the after-school holiday programmes, But she didn’t want him to have to “really important”. to chemistry, virtual reality to music with evening sessions for adults. “babysit” all of his school holidays. Plus, Also on off er through the YMCA is the engineering. Bev says going forward the after-school halfway through the holidays he also school holiday programme Breakaway. Held “While the technologies diff er, the constant care and holiday programmes would got a job at a packhouse, which his mum every January, it is free because it is funded in this innovative learning environment is continue to run if they could get a minimum supported. by the Ministry of Social Development. the fun, collaborative, exploration the Tōnui of 15 children. Juggling care for her two other daughters Manager Cam McCreedy said they had 539 Collab team encourages all young creators to “With a smaller group there is more focus meant asking grandparents from both sides individual youths take part this year, and adopt.” on the development of the child as an to help on some days, while other days 1617 total visits over the four-week period it Events For All was another popular holiday individual, to grow in confi dence, be fi tter the children was run. programme which ran for seven weeks at a and learn skills to protect themselves.” had play dates at was cost of $50 a day. ey off ered horse riding, e museum runs holiday programmes in a reciprocal pretty usual IT TAKES A VILLAGE: arts and crafts, movie days, and baking. during the year for the school holidays, but arrangement with This year Annie numbers, he eir website said their main priority was not over the summer holidays. other parents. Cousins created said. to keep the children safe while enjoying a day Last year, despite the impact of the Cara said she a group with two e full of fun. Covid-19 lockdown, 5679 school students tried diff erent other mums to look programme Post-Covid had been a challenging time for visited Tairawhiti Museum to take part school holiday after their combined encourages school holiday programme Awhio. in Ministry of Education-funded learning programmes seven children. “I’d young people to For the fi rst time in seven years the experiences. highly advise other for a couple parents to form step up and take Christmas and New Year holiday programme e funding supports Learning Experiences of Christmas small groups to do on leadership did not generate enough children to run. Outside the Classroom (LEOTC) for students holidays. the same thing. “It’s roles, and is for is was one of many changes since in the Tairawhiti district. “But my something we will any child aged Covid that Awhio manager Bev omas had e programmes are linked to the New children didn’t defi nitley be doing between 10 and noticed. Zealand curriculum and connect with enjoy them. in the future,” said 17. Programmes are run from Te Kura Awhio the museum’s collections, archives and Annie. Picture supplied “ ere were ey went to (the old Army Hall). ey are also under the exhibitions. tears at drop-off , the Olympic OSCAR programme for 5-13 year olds, and e programmes are free of charge. and tears at pick- Pools, used the children can get subsidised through Work Workshops are designed to be informative, up. hydro slide, and Income. interactive, hands-on experiences. “And it was expensive.” plus there were surfboards, stand-up paddle Bev said the fees were determined by e programmes cater for primary school e age gaps between her three children boards and kayaks to use across the road at the number of hours children attended students, from new entrant to Year 8 and meant they were all in diff erent groups, so Midway Beach. the programme. For $5 an hour children secondary school students from Years 9 to they also didn’t have each other. Breakaway also off ered free pick-ups and could also attend after school from 2.30pm- 13. “ ey all felt a bit lost and overwhelmed.” drop-off s to youths in Kaiti. 5.30pm every day or during the holidays e aim is to deliver “rich learning Cara said the reality was that with house Tonui Collab at the Inner Harbour off ered from 7.30am to 5.30pm, which worked out opportunities that promote a better prices going up, mortgages going up, and 16 half-day workshops over four weeks, and to $50 for a 10-hour day. understanding of the inherent uniqueness, the cost of living going up, sometimes both 239 tamariki aged 6-13 years attended one Te Kura Awhio runs martial arts classes; diverse histories, communities and cultures parents had to go to work. or more of the workshops. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), striking, kick in the Tairawhiti region and beyond”. “At this point in time it is hard enough if Tonui Collab director Shannon O’Connor boxing and empowerment self-defence for Tours and workshops are led by teacher- you’re a mum and dad with kids, let alone said the workshops ranged in focus from girls and women, taught and incorporated trained museum education specialists. SaTUrDay, FEbrUary 6, 2021 3 PROFILE ‘I need to see my wife’

Separated from his wife by New Zealand’s closed borders, social science lecturer and boundary- pushing researcher Kanamik Khan spoke with reporter Jack AT THE OFFICE: With his wife kept Marshall about completing a away in the UK, Kanamik took a job at Tairawhiti Eastern Institute of PhD at the bottom of the world, Technology while he finished his PhD. during a pandemic. PicturebyPaulRickard

ot much gets in the way of true them. But he won their trust the hope of a job, writing 5-10 applications love, but a pandemic and poor and volunteered for the support a day. timing are exactly what held apart group for six months. The group In August last year, she was able to fly back Na newlywed doctor and a PhD in turn connected him with to England and attend the exam. She passed researcher from Bangladesh. sexual and gender diverse people and can now practise as a doctor in the UK. Last March Nafisha Tasmin was ready to he was able to speak with for his “I am so proud of her for what she’s done sit her exam allowing her to practise as a research. for the past 12 months — the mental medical doctor. It took months before he was stamina she’s had and the resilience she has She had travelled to the UK from New able to interview a single person shown,” says Kanamik. Zealand in January because the exams but in the end he managed to The applications paid off and Nafisha was happen more frequently there than the conduct 13 interviews. offered a job at a hospital in East Sussex, UK. equivalent test in New Zealand. At times the danger and fear So she asked her husband, “Why don’t you Then Covid hit and the exam was cancelled. his research participants felt try to get a job here?” Without her registration and with months became his own. It was time for Kanamik to get practical. and thousands of dollars wasted, her At one point after interviewing “It seems like New Zealand’s borders are husband Kanamik Khan bought her a flight WEDDING DAY: Nafisha Tasmin and Kanamik Khan at a participant, he left the not going to be open for her due to this their wedding four years ago.  Picturesupplied. back to New Zealand. office and got on the back of a pandemic. I don’t know if she is going to be “So I’m flying today right?” Nafisha asked motorbike he had ordered from a able to return,” he said. him. “I’m a research-minded person. I love to ride share company. “New Zealand was always our plan A and Confused about the time difference, he examine things, and you would obviously Behind him, someone got on theirs. the UK was plan B but things have changed, mistakenly booked a flight for the next day, want to examine something which is least “I noticed the other motorbike started to now they’ve switched around. 24 hours later. explored, right?” follow us.” “I need to see my wife. Money’s not “Can you wait for one more day and you’ll Kanamik says people are harassed, They trailed him for some 45 minutes. everything and there will be other jobs.” be flying tomorrow,” Kanamik said. kidnapped, and murdered for their sexual “I was getting anxious — is this guy an About a week ago he was offered a lecturer That night Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and gender identities in Bangladesh. informant? An extremist? Is he just following position at the University of Essex in the UK. announced New Zealand’s borders were In 2016, two gay rights activists were me or is he going to attack me?” With no option for his wife to come here he closed. hacked to death in the capital Dhaka. One The motorbike eventually left, but the has resigned from EIT. Before the pandemic, closed borders and of them was the editor of a magazine for the experience left him frightened. Now the hard part is not covert research or QR codes, Kanamik had met his future wife transgender community. “I realised I felt a similar fear that my falling in love. Nafisha on a trip back to Bangladesh after “That shocked me. I value human life and research participants feel every day of their The challenge is to arrive in England on the completing his Master of Philosophy in human rights the most. It was a breaking lives.” same day so they can quarantine together. Norway. point for me. I thought, I have to do it (the Apart from not being able to calculate Kanamik says this time he is very He stopped off in his home country for six research). international time differences under stress, conscious about the time difference. months as he was flying to New Zealand for “I wanted to understand what is it Kanamik is clearly very clever. “We have to land on the same day. I can’t his PhD. like to be a sexual or gender diverse In Bangladesh he completed his bachelor make a mistake this time.” On his stopover, the pair fell in love and he person, particularly as a Muslim living in and master degrees in social work and then proposed. Bangladesh.” won a scholarship for further postgraduate She said yes, but Kanamik had to leave to But the research came with risk. studies in Norway. Confidence with a smile start studying for his PhD. “You might not be able to go back home,” He headhunted his dream PhD supervisor his supervisor warned. “Because if people • Full dentures • Partial dentures • Denture repairs Because they married for love, there was and was accepted to the Auckland campus • • find out what you’ve researched, some people Hygienic Workmanship Mouthguards some wrangling to get the whole family on of Massey University with a fully-funded • Gold work • Quality materials • Personal Service board. might not be very happy.They might be doctoral scholarship. • Teeth bleaching • Guaranteed Expertise But Kanamik flew back to Bangladesh a looking for you.” With a decade of tertiary study behind • WINZ quotes • Free Consultation year later for his research and they tied the Several bloggers, activists and researchers him, last month he submitted his PhD thesis knot. have been kidnapped in recent years. along with a chapter for an edited book His doctoral thesis details the healthcare Some were returned, some were not. about his fieldwork. barriers that sexual and gender diverse Kanamik spent about six months in As if that did not keep him busy enough, communities face in Bangladesh, a Bangladesh for his research. he has been working at Tairawhiti EIT as a fraught topic in a highly conservative It took time because the individuals he full-time social work lecturer as he finished country where sexual and gender diverse was trying to interview were understandably his PhD and book chapter. GISBORNE populations experience extreme violence and hard to find. But a plane ticket kept his wife away for DENTURE discrimination. He spent months making contact with an over a year which, he says, she still holds CLINIC LTD Researching a subject like this is not anonymous support group for sexual and against him. However, she has him working gender-diverse people. SIMONE CHALLIES common in Bangladesh. to make it up to her. Laboratory Manager Initially he was rebuffed, the group “Sexuality is something you can barely talk Kanamik has been helping her submit long JODY LUCAS Clinical Dental Technician about,” says Kanamik. believing Kanamik was trying to spy on applications to hospitals all over the UK in 36011-01 96 DERBY STREET, GISBORNE I PHONE/FAX 06 867 4823 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD

Setting up a community garden

Community gardens are a wonderful way to gather up like-minded people in your area to create a shared space where everyone is welcome to care and contribute. If you are looking to start a community garden, we have a few tips that you may want to consider.

1. GATHER LOCAL SUPPORT 4. TAKE YOUR PLANS TO COUNCIL If you have a clay-based or sandy soil, it’s Speak to your neighbours, café owners, Before going any further, it’s important you probably best to install raised garden beds. schools etc. and see how much support take your plans to council and ensure they If this isn’t an option, it’s important that other members in the community are are on board.  ey will be able to advise on you nourish your soil to give your garden able to off er. It is essential that you have land ownership or any future plans for the the best chance at success. Add Yates the backing of your community as a location you have chosen. Local councils Dynamic Lifter Organic Plant Food, and community garden is a team eff ort — after are often very helpful with setting up a compost to the soil and fork in well. Cover all, there is no ‘I’ in team! community garden so be sure to check with an organic mulch, like pea straw and them out. water in well. Water regularly to help it break down and check the condition of the 2. REIGN IN YOUR TEAM soil after 6 weeks. Repeat if necessary. With the help of your team, set goals and 5. CHECK THE CONDITIONS outline rules of engagement. Establish You need to ensure you have the right what the garden will be, what you will grow, conditions if your garden is to fl ourish. 7. GET PLANTING! how it will be used and how the harvest will Here are a few things to consider: Now the fun part! Rally up the troops be shared. Draw up a design of the garden Has the soil been tested to make sure it is and get planting! It’s important everyone so that everyone can visualise it. conducive to growing? has a role to play so we suggest creating a Do you have a water supply? roster for feeding, watering, and general Does the location receive ample sunlight? maintenance, so that everyone feels like 3. SET YOUR SIGHTS ON A SITE they are a part of something special. Next up is locating a site, but before you Community gardens are a great way to do, we suggest visiting existing community 6. THE SECRET IS THE SOIL connect with the community and bring gardens to speak to their members about Now that you have your site and your team, people together.  ey help to minimise what works well, what their frustrations are you want to get stuck into planting! Right? feelings of isolation and are a great way to and what you should consider. We suggest checking the condition of your meet new, like-minded friends! soil fi rst. — Courtesy of Yates SaTurday, February 6, 2021 5 FOOD Healthy, tasty but best of all . . . quick! I don’t know about you, but in these hot summer months, I can think of nothing worse than spending hours in the kitchen, cooking (slaving?) over a hot stove! Here are some recipes to get you in and out of the kitchen as quickly as possible, without foresaking good taste or nutrition.

Grilled nectarine and apricot salad

Ingredients 4 nectarines, halved and stones removed AVOCADO/AWAKATO 4 apricots, halved and stones removed Varieties of avocado are harvested in Handful fresh mint New Zealand at different times of the Juice of 1 lemon year, making them available all year round. ¼ cup pumpkin seeds Varieties grown in New Zealand include 8 slices prosciutto Hass, Reed, Fuerte and Carmen. 3 handfuls of lettuce Olive oil. Avocado caprese salad Method Ingredients 1. Grill fruit cut side down on the BBQ or 4 avocados, halved and pitted a griddle pan for 5 minutes — or until they 2 handfuls cherry tomatoes, halved have softened and have charred lines 6 bocconcini, halved 2. On a serving platter, place salad greens, 1 tablespoon good-quality olive oil then prosciutto slices, followed by grilled Balsamic vinegar fruit and then top with pumpkin seeds and Fresh basil leaves mint leaves RIGHT IN SEASON: Freshly-ground black pepper to taste. 3. Squeeze lemon over the salad Gilled nectarine and apricot salad. Nectarines are available in New Zealand from January to March, so now is an excellent time to enjoy them. 4. Refrigerate until ready to serve. Method 1. Place the avocado halves on serving tray Serves: 8 as a side| Prep time: 10 ½ cup bulgar bulgar 2. Fill the avocados with tomatoes and minutes | Cook time: 5-10 minutes. 1-2 garlic cloves, crushed 4. In a small bowl mix the olive oil, lemon bocconcini ¼ cup olive oil juice, salt and garlic 3. Drizzle with olive oil and balsamic vinegar Juice of 1 lemon 5. Pour the lemon-juice mixture over the 4. Season with pepper and sprinkle fresh CuCuMber/KūKAMA Pinch of salt. salad and let it soak in for 10 minutes basil leaves over the salad. Available all year round. 6. Serve immediately or chill salad for later. Method Serves: 8 as a side| Prep time: 5 Tabbouleh salad 1. Heat a pot with water over medium Serves: 3-4| Prep time: 10 minutes | Cook time: None! heat and cook the bulgar for 10 minutes or minutes | Cook time: 10 minutes. Ingredients according to the packet. Set aside to cool NeCTArINe/PīTITI KIrI 3 bunches curly parsley, washed 2. Cut the stems off the parsley and — Pictures and recipes courtesy of New Zealand nectarines are available from 1 cup cucumber, diced chop finely www.5aday.co.nz January to March. So now is the perfect time 1 cup tomato, diced 3. Place the parsley, cucumber, tomato and to enjoy them! 1/3 cup spring onions, finely chopped spring onions into a bowl with the cooled

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NGapakiRa TRack: Benched track cut into papa rock — pick and shovel work in 1899. Picture by Barry Foster Following part of the historic Gisborne to

HiGHER Up: A benched track at higher altitude sidling along the Waikaremoana Road Matakuhia Range. Picture by Gillian Ward Gillian Ward reports on a two-day walk through Te Urewera and some of the region’s history. She and three friends made their way back along the overgrown old road from Gisborne to Waikaremoana last month, after being dropped at Papakorito Falls . . . nce a road suitable for horse heading into Te Urewera, climbed on a forest was being milled, between 1912 and has regenerated at the edges of the old road, and coach traffic, the section gentle gradient out of the Ruakituri Valley, 1930, the road was upgraded and maintained creating a line of even-aged young trees. Oof the historic Gisborne to under the Ngapakira bluff, sidled along the and there were organised horse and coach We camped at the Ward’s hut site near Waikaremoana Road within Te Matakuhia Range, descended again on an tours up to about 1920. After this, though, Aniwaniwa stream. Here again, there are Urewera is now indistinct. easy grade into the Aniwaniwa valley, then without maintenance, the condition of the many glass bottles and iron relicts, bricks From Gisborne, the route of the Gisborne followed the wide valley to the lake. This track deteriorated. and concrete, and some pieces of slate. to Waikaremoana Road followed what is would all have been bush country. Jim Hall had been keen to walk along the It was raining lightly the next morning and now SH36 (Tiniroto Road), which was called The Gisborne to Waikaremoana road was section of the old road in Te Urewera for we continued following the formed track Hangaroa Road in the late 1800s, and Bushy used as a bridle track, for pack horses and as many years. In mid-January he invited Glen through forest. There are ferns, small-leaf Knoll Road. The old road then descended on a stock track, and in the early 1900s there Stichbury, Gillian Ward and Barry Foster to shrubs, and rimu, halls totara, and kahikatea an easy grade into the Ruakituri Valley before were several delegations from Gisborne join him to do this two-day walk. Sharron saplings on the track, and we got very wet heading into the eastern part of Te Urewera. to the government tourism department Hall kindly agreed to drop off our group at pushing through them! There are many The sections of the road were formed at requesting that the road be made suitable for Aniwaniwa, then meet us again at Puhoro. young trees but very few mature podocarps, different times, initially as six-foot-wide horse and coach travel. We started the walk at the Papakorito Falls since these and the large red beech trees pack-horse tracks. The road builders cut the The government tourism department Lake on Aniwaniwa Valley Road. Part of the old have been harvested and milled. Most of last section of the track from the Ruakituri House at Waikaremoana was opened in road is maintained as a road by Ngai Tuhoe, the small forest birds were present, but in River at Puhoro — where there was a ford 1903, but the established route from Wairoa as part of their management of Te Urewera, low numbers — fantails, tui, tomtits, grey (which had a wire rope and cage put in for to the Lake House was problematic because as far as the falls. From here the route is no warblers, whiteheads, riflemen and bush crossing when the river was high) towards of the unreliability of the Wairoa River bar. longer maintained. robins, as well as numerous chaffinches. We Lake Waikaremoana — in 1899 following The usual way to arrive at Wairoa was by Initially it was fairly easy to follow the heard ruru, kereru and long-tailed cuckoos, a surveyed line. At that time there was steamer over the bar. road formation in the Aniwaniwa valley, and kaka flew over us several times. already a metalled road to Waerenga o In 1903 the Cook County Council Liberal although manuka, young trees and ferns As we started to climb on the gentle Kuri, an unmetalled dray road to Hangaroa, Assn, in 1906 the Gisborne Farmers’ Union, are regenerating on the track, and there is gradient on the side of the Matakuhia Range, and a pack-horse track to the farms on the and in 1907 the General Manager of the a lot of deep peat bog. Two of the original the track formation became benched and Bushy Knoll Road. The Poverty Bay Herald Department of Tourist and Health Resorts, log bridges remain but both are no longer in there are occasional venetian-blind track editor wrote on 4th January 1899, “Good Mr T. E. Donne, all requested/recommended their original position. markers. Building the benched track involved progress is, we learn, being made with the that the pack horse track/stock route from At the site of the farm in the Aniwaniwa cutting into the rock in places, and at times construction of the Gisborne-Waikaremoana Hangaroa to Aniwaniwa be opened up as a valley there are parts of old fences, a clump the track surface consisted of clean papa road, which should be completed in about coach road. of bamboo trees, numerous old glass bottles rock. We wondered whether explosives would March next, enabling people to ride through To open this track to coach traffic, bridges of various kinds, and lots of rusty iron — a have been used, or just a pick and shovel? to the Lake at Easter. There are only about needed to be constructed over the Hangaroa flanged bush tramway wheel, and parts of With increasing altitude there are less two miles of bush to be cut through to enable and Ruakituri Rivers. The Hangaroa bridge cars and machinery and household items. rimu and kamahi — instead we saw neinei, the parties working from opposite ends to was constructed in 1909 and the Ngapakira Further along the Aniwaniwa valley, near mountain cabbage tree, and quintinia. At meet, and with fine weather this should be bridge over the Ruakituri a couple of years the site of Ward’s hut, the road formation times the track formation is defined by done in a few weeks.” later. During the period that the Aniwaniwa is within red beech forest and is raised off dense crown fern. The track zigzags in and This last section of the road to be formed, valley at Waikaremoana was farmed and the the valley floor. In many places red beech out (track dongers) of the headwaters of THE GISBORNE HERALD 7 TRAVEL

FURTHER ALONG VALLEY: The track further along the Aniwaniwa Valley — the bush is regenerating on the old track. Picture by Gillian Ward

pApAkORITO FALLS: The beautiful Papakorito Falls at the end of the current Aniwaniwa Valley Road. Picture by Gillian Ward

OLD CAR CHASSIS: There are lots of rusty iron relicts on and near the road in the Aniwaniwa Valley, including part of an old car chassis. This car didn’t complete the trip! Picture by Barry Foster

ANIwANIwA VALLEY FARm: An old fence, and corrugated iron, around a house site at the Aniwaniwa Valley farm. Picture by Barry Foster

NGApAkIRA STATION: The old road descends through Ngapakira Station to the Ruakituri REGENERATION: Upper Aniwaniwa Valley, young beech forest regeneration at track River. Bushy Knoll is on the skyline on the right — the route of the old road to Gisborne. edges. Picture by Barry Foster Picture by Gillian Ward A thoroughly enjoyable adventure Your swimming season just got longer! From page 6 the farmland edge, and there is little forest Discover the benefits of pool solar heating. numerous tributaries where there would have regeneration. been fords. We walked out of the bush on to Ngapakira We temporarily lost the track a couple Station farmland at the eastern end of the of times, but generally we could see the Matakuhia Range, the edge of Te Urewera. benching formation, and this was our guide From here the old formed track continues (as well as the GPS). There was a lot of along the bush and scrub edge, then through climbing over or under to be done where farmland below the dramatic Ngapakira numerous large trees have fallen across the bluff, descending on an easy gradient to the track. Ruakituri river at Puhoro. The benched formation became more Trekking downhill through the farm we obvious at the Ruakituri end of this forested followed a more recent bulldozed farm track, • Extend your swimming season • Built to last section. We could see that at times the track being shorter (but steeper), and looking • Enjoy more time in your pool • Roof-friendly builders deviated from the surveyor’s line across the Ruakituri valley to Bushy Knoll we • Transfers heat from your • No ongoing energy cost to go around huge red beech trees. 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Deer sign was more numerous near some of the region’s history. 60 Roebuck Rd • Phone 06 867 1240 • Facebook: Spa & Pool Warehouse ltd. 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN BuRMA: BACK TO BASICS hina’s Xinhua news agency 80 percent landslide last November. and it really controlled the government too She could not choose tactfully described the Burmese The internet and the phones went down despite the democratic window-dressing. who got the three most Carmy’s seizure of power on nationwide, military snatch squads grabbed Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu important cabinet posts Monday as a “cabinet reshuffle”. the sleeping MPs out of their beds — they Kyi was in office, but the army was the in terms of controlling the This suggests a possible new approach for were all in the capital for the official opening power behind the throne. That was the deal country: Home, Defence by Gwynne Donald Trump’s legal team as he faces a of the new parliament later on Monday — (hopefully transitional) that she had made and Border Affairs were Dyer second impeachment trial, but it won’t work, and by the time the rest of the country was with the generals in 2015. reserved for serving for two reasons. One, Trump’s coup attempt awake the job was done. And nobody got She didn’t get the title of president or generals. And one-quarter failed. Two, people got killed. hurt. prime minister, although she actually held of the seats in parliament Whereas the Burmese army moved with An impressive piece of work. Eat your heart the top job. When the generals rewrote the were reserved for unelected practised ease to arrest democratic leader out, Donald Trump! But the great mystery is constitution, they put in a clause excluding military officers, which was Aung San Suu Kyi and all the members of her why the army bothered. people whose children hold foreign passports enough to veto any changes National League for Democracy (NLD) who After all, the army still owned all its (ie Suu Kyi) from those positions, so her in the constitution. had been elected to the new parliament by an money-making commercial enterprises, official title was just “state counsellor”. It was a rotten deal, but Suu Kyi could not just force the army from power. The 1475 military had ruled Burma since 1962, and they had simply ignored a ACROSS 47 Infirmary (8) DOWN 42 Luggage (5) landslide election victory by the NLD in the 1 Ore test (5) 51 Coral banks (5) 2 Timing device (9) 43 Screwed (7) past. The generals had all the guns, and that 4 Hunting illegally (8) 55 Specify as part of an 3 Cautionary colour (5) 44 Malarial fever (4) lopsided power-sharing deal was the only 9 Dexterous (6) agreement (9) 5 Probability (4) 45 Thrilled (6) alternative to naked military dictatorship. 14 Requirements (5) 56 Lowest female voice (9) 6 Type of cigar (7) 46 Muscular (5) In fact, it was worse than that. When the 15 A situation or course of 58 Father (4) 7 Not enough (12) 48 Dealer in shares (11) army started massacring the Rohingya, a action having both good 59 In favour of (3) 8 Lustre (5) 49 Alternatively (7) and bad effects (6-5,5) 60 Goes hard (4) 9 Moderately slow (mus) (7) 50 Tune (3) Muslim minority in the state of Rakhine, 17 Adhesive (5) 61 Loveliness (6) 10 Thick cord (4) 51 Uniform (7) in 2017, Suu Kyi had to go along with that 18 Day before (3) 62 Anger (3) 11 Be emphatic (6) 52 Text of play, film (6) as well. The Burmese army’s main business 19 Veered sharply (7) 63 Ball-stopping player (10) 12 Waste drain (5) 53 Resourceful (12) has always been keeping restive minority 20 Baffling (9) 66 New York river (6) 13 Crux (7) 54 Boast (4) populations down, and it would not brook 21 Loan shark (6) 67 Floor covering (6) 14 Eastern (anag) (7) 57 Chief (6) civilian interference in that key role. 24 Wormlike pasta (9) 69 Liked better (9) 16 Striking (3-8) 64 Forever (9) “Had to go along with it” may be a bit too 25 Settle in advance (6) 72 Underneath side (6) 22 Clippers (6) 65 Touch (7) generous. Suu Kyi didn’t just keep quiet 26 Property (6) 73 Startled (9) 23 Natural environment 66 Optimistic (7) about the genocide that drove most of the 29 One-person transport (10) 75 Horizon (7) (7) 68 Drain unblocker (7) Rohingya population (700,000 people) across 31 Scamp (3) 77 Go astray (3) 24 Fizzy confectionery (7) 70 Heating part in a kettle the border into Bangladesh. She actually 32 Moves (6) 80 Intone (5) 25 Burst (6) (7) went to the International Court of Justice 33 Petty quarrel (4) 81 Satire by Jonathan Swift 27 Assign to a post (7) 71 Musical composition last year and defended the army’s actions in 35 Light blow (3) (9,7) 28 Plaster wall coating (6) (6) person. (That was when her foreign admirers 37 Bludgeon (4) 82 Distressed (5) 30 Seldom seen (4) 72 Copper-zinc alloy (5) 39 Indemnity (9) 83 Airfield shed (6) 32 Jammed (5) 74 Flier (5) finally cancelled her honorary sainthood.) 40 Early scientist (9) 84 Side by side (8) 34 Full amount (5) 76 Paramour (5) As a Burmese politician hoping to be 41 Old gold coin (5) 85 Wears at the edge (5) 36 Aid (4) 78 Male deer (4) re-elected, Suu Kyi probably felt obliged to 42 Small houses (8) 38 Lavatory (3) 79 Small island (4) cater to the ferocious anti-Muslim prejudice of Burma’s Buddhist majority. The genocide 12 3 45678910 11 12 13 is the one really popular thing the army has done in decades. But there have also been 14 hints in her private conversations that she 15 16 17 shares the majority’s paranoia about Islam. No matter. She did it, she still stands by it 18 — and the NLD got 80 percent of the votes in the November election, so it worked. She 19 20 21 kept her side of the rotten deal. Why did the generals not keep their side? After all, they 22 23 still really held the final control, and all their 24 25 26 27 investments were safe. Part of the reason seems to be that the 28 soldiers expected the army’s proxy civilian party to do much better in the election 29 30 31 32 33 34 because of popular support among the Bamar ethnic majority (66 percent of the 35 36 population) for its actions in Rakhine. And at 37 38 39 40 this point it goes very Trumpish. If you believe you should have won the 41 election, it’s a short step to thinking that the vote was rigged, and a longer but still 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 possible step to believing you should use force to reverse this injustice. There was no 51 52 53 54 evidence of fraud and the national election 55 56 57 58 commission said so, but the army started claiming there had been “massive voting 59 irregularities”. There has long been dissatisfaction 60 61 62 63 64 among junior generals and colonels about the army’s collaboration with the NLD, 65 profitable though it has been. However, the 66 67 68 69 70 commander-in-chief, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, was distinctly less enthusiastic 71 in his claims of fraud in the run-up to the coup. 72 73 74 75 76 What happens now? Probably a new president and commander-in-chief to 77 78 79 replace Min Aung Hlaing within weeks, and then another prolonged period of 80 81 military rule. Foreign sanctions? Definitely. 82 Popular protests? Almost certainly. Massive bloodshed and repression? Quite possibly; 83 84 85 the army has done that before. And Aung San Suu Kyi gets another crack at sainthood. Saturday, February 6, 2021 9 SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION

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▶ Prostate Cancer Group’s Meeting. All welcome to informally discuss pre- and PHOTO OF THE WEEK WHAT’S post-prostate issues. Cancer Society Gisborne, Gate 2 (turn right), Gisborne Hospital, ‘StackS On the Mill’ FOr theSe little darlingS by Gay yOunG 421 Ormond Rd, 4.30pm. Details of a twice by submitting a photo, the entrant agrees to allow The Gisborne Herald Co Ltd permission use image now and in future for printed material online. Where possible The Herald will make co ntact first. Submit your photos: www.gisborneherald.co.nz/photo-of-week, or e-mail: [email protected] z weekly Green Gym Recovery Programme ON ph 021 063 4515. ▶ Bayleys Beach Netball League: Week 2. Find a shady spot and watch the five-a-side mixed teams battle it out. Churchill Park, Centennial Marine Drive (between the Old in Gisborne Jail & Olympic Pool), 5.30-7.30pm. ▶ Surfing for Farmers (to Mar 16). To help promote events you are involved in, e-mail: Get off-farm for some quality downtime, learn [email protected] for a listing on the to surf from professional coaches, have a BBQ What’s On page, or [email protected] for a listing and catch up. Midway Beach (meet beside the on the Tairawhiti Gisborne events diary. green container), 5.30-7.30pm, free. ▶ The Country Garden Club. For women interested in gardening or floral arranging. Saturday, February 6 Waerenga-a-Hika Hall, 728 Matawai Rd, ▶ Passport Collection: V Hoy Creative 7.30pm, $2. Details: Katrine ph 867 2427. (to Apr 25). An exhibition which challenges the ideas and impact of social and cultural Wednesday, February 10 labelling. Tairawhiti Museum, 10 Stout St, ▶ Fifties Forward. Low-impact aerobics Mon-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1.30-4pm, locals class for all fitness levels. YMCA Stadium, free, visitors $5, ph 867 3832. 447 Childers Rd, 9.30am, $4, first class free. ▶ The Waitangi Day Out. A smoke, drug ▶ Mainly Music. A fun music group for and alcohol-free festival for the whole pre-schoolers. St Andrew’s Community whanau; live entertainment, kai carts Centre, 176 Cobden St, 9.45am, $4/Fam. and kids’ activities. Gisborne Soundshell, Details: Trish ph 867 2789 or 868 5513. Centennial Marine Dr, music to 4pm, free. ▶ Tish Scott: A Surreal Intrepid Journey ▶ The Waitangi Day Out After-party. to Truth, 10am-2pm. See Feb 9. Come along to hear Scribe, The Witchdoctor ▶ Improving Governance for Sport and and some special guests. Smash Palace Bar, Recreation Workshop. For anyone interested 24 Banks St, 9pm-late, $25 door sales. in sport and recreation boards or committees. Megan Thorn, from Exult will look at models Sunday, February 7 for non-profit governance and best practice. ▶ Wairoa Club Inc: 24th Surfcasting Waikanae Surf Life Saving Club, 280E Grey St, Competition. Bring family and friends along 6-8.30pm, free. Register at bit.ly/3gSWLaL for a memorable day at the beach. Whakamahi or eventbrite.co.nz Beach, Wairoa, 7am-1.30pm, adults $20/rod, u/13s free. Registration from 6.30am at the Thursday, February 11 caravan headquarters at the beach. Hangi ▶ Bridge and Rummikub Club. Enjoy a lunch available at registration $10. Weigh-in friendly fellowship. Gisborne Town & Country at 2pm. Prize-giving at the club from 3.30pm. Women’s Club, 42 Emily St, 9am, ph 281 0187. ▶ Gisborne Runners and Walkers Club, 8am. ▶ Casual Badminton Group. Come along See Jan 31. for a game and to meet other players. ▶ Gas Guzzlers’ Breakfast. Check out the Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd, 9am, cars on the Quay. Behind the Courthouse on $4. Details: Raewynne ph 027 256 4351 or Reads Quay, 8-11am. Rain, hail or sunshine. [email protected] ▶ Te Karaka Summer Sunday Markets. Bring ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am-2pm. See Feb 9. the whanau along for crafts, food and car boot ▶ Tish Scott: A Surreal Intrepid Journey sale; also Steve Kingi, open mic karaoke. The to Truth, 10am-2pm. See Feb 9. Rangatira Tavern, 26 Library Rd, 9am-midday. ▶ Little Sprouts. A fun sing-along and read ▶ Lions Express Train Rides. Take the kids for ages 2-5. HB Williams Memorial Library, for a train ride around the playground. Starts 34 Bright St, 10.30am, free. near Gisborne Wainui Lions Junior Cycle ▶ Mahjong Club, 1pm. See Feb 9. Park, Centennial Marine Dr, 11am-3pm, $2. ▶ Women’s Native Tree Project Working Bee: ▶ Wa165 Steam Train Trip to Muriwai. Lovers Lane. Come along and help with Enjoy the scenery, bring a picnic or have a 280E Grey St, 7.45-10am. Register at $4, ph John 868 9658. weeding. Meet: Lovers Lane walkway, parkrun.co.nz/register cuppa on board. Leaving from the Railway near 185 Esplanade, 5-6.30pm. ▶ Tennis for players of all skill levels. Station, Grey St at 1pm, $35A, $15 u/15s, ▶ The River Run. A 2.5m or 5km kid/walker/ ▶ Waingake Horse Sports. Action-packed, Ormond Tennis Club, Hill Rd, Ormond, $80Fam (2A & 2Ch). Any unsold tickets from runner-friendly series. Meet: 5.30pm at the family-friendly fun on horseback, with events 2-4pm, ph 862 5741 or 862 5856. the station half an hour before departure or Marina carpark, Vogel St, for a 6pm start, $2. for all ages. Food and cash bar available all day. ▶ Speedway: 50th Anniversary Meeting Follow the signs: Willy & Lou Livingston’s Gisborne i-Site, 209 Grey St, ph 868 6139. ▶ Build-a-Band. Let’s jam. Smash Palace Bar, and North Island Streetstocks. Come along See gcvr.org.nz property, Gordon Rd, Manutuke. Gate opens for a great night of speedway racing. ▶ Sunday Music at Matawhero. Martha Kelly 24 Banks St, 7-11pm, free entry, R18. for registration at 8am, starts 9am. ▶ Gisborne Caledonian Society Practice. Eastland Group Raceway, 357 Awapuni Rd, plays a selection of live music. Matawhero ▶ St Andrew’s Car Boot Sale. Bargains galore. gates open 3pm, racing 5pm. Gate sale tickets, Wines, 189 Riverpoint Rd, 1-3pm, free entry. Social, modern and sequence dancing. Carpark behind St Andrew’s Church (access subject to change: $50Fam (2A+3C), $20A, Gourmet platters available. Bookings: St Mark’s Church Hall, 776 Childers Rd, 7.30- off Childers Rd), 8am-midday, $5/car. $10Snr, $8 5-15s, u/5s free. ph 867 6140 or [email protected] 9.30pm, $4. Details: Pat ph 021 049 7148. ▶ Te Wherowhero Whanau Day Out. ▶ Church & AP: God Said Tour. For hip-hop ▶ Gisborne Country Music Club. Singers and Come along and learn about this special and rap fans. Special guests: Vayne and Yung musicians welcome. Blind Foundation Rooms, Friday, February 12 ecosystem from Te Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust. Maac. Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, 39 Grey St, 1-4pm, $3 incl afternoon tea, ▶ Gisborne Senior Citizens: Indoor Bowls Browns Beach Rd, Manutuke, 8.30-11.30am. 9pm-late, R18. Tickets+Bfee: $50 from ph Flo 867 7637 or [email protected] & Housie. Have fun and meet others. Senior ▶ Tairawhiti Coffin Club. Design and decorate ticketfairy or tinyurl.com/y6e7xahe ▶ Irish Music Session. Enjoy Irish music Citizens Hall, 30 Grey St, Bowls 9-11.30am, a personalised coffin; constructed by a joiner. and a sing-song. The Rivers, cnr Gladstone Rd Housie 1-4pm, $3, ph Arnold 868 5529. BCR Joinery, 522 Gladstone Rd, 9am-midday. Sunday, February 14 & Reads Quay, 4-6pm. Details: Marty ▶ Tish Scott: A Surreal Intrepid Journey Details: [email protected] ▶ ph 021 055 7685. Gisborne Runners and Walkers Club. to Truth, 10am-2pm. See Feb 9. ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am-3pm. See Feb 9. Join in for a 7km walk, a cuppa and chat. ▶ Gisborne Farmers’ Market. Locally grown ▶ Social Bowls. Come along with a mate or Meet: EIT Staffroom, Derby St, 8am or txt Monday, February 8 produce, flowers and seedlings. Cnr Stout & join others for a game. Bowls available. Norma ph 027 900 9622. Fitzherbert Sts, 9.30am-12.30pm. Details: ▶ Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd. Wear flat-soled shoes. Poverty Bay Bowling gisbornefarmersmarket.co.nz ▶ Adaptive Surfing. Gisborne Boardriders New players welcome and rackets available. Club, 111 Ormond Rd, 5-7.30pm. Social morning, 9-11.30am, $4, ph 867 2584. ▶ East Coast Kids Surfing Day. Find a shady and Parafed Gisborne Tairawhiti give-it-a-go Summer Club for Yr 11-13 & seniors, 7-9pm, ▶ Golden Rule. Come along for some spot on the beach and watch tamariki from the day for those living with disabilities or $6-$8, ph 021 216 6700. acoustic bliss. Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, East Coast learn to surf with the help of the impairments. Midway Beach, 9am-midday, 7pm, free entry, R18. Gisborne Boardriders Club. Midway Beach, free. Details/register: Lou ph 020 4080 9069 Tuesday, February 9 from 10am. or [email protected] ▶ Grease: Audition Workshop, 10am-4pm. ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed. Work in a fully- Saturday, February 13 ▶ Grease: Audition Workshop (to Feb 14). equipped woodwork or carpentry workspace. ▶ Earlybird Market. Come along for Come along to learn the group dances and See Feb 13. Tairawhiti Menzshed, cnr Parkinson & Innes pre-loved treasures, home-baking, fruit, veges songs for auditions, and collect an audition ▶ Lions Express Train Rides, 11am-3pm. St, 9am-2pm. Details: Ph/txt 022 465 0396. and plants. Behind the Gisborne i-Site, pack, 10am-4pm. Details/venue: Txt or ph See Feb 7. ▶ Tish Scott: A Surreal Intrepid Journey 209 Grey St, 6-8.30am. Stallholder inquiries: James 027 536 8096, or Facebook Messenger: ▶ Taan’s Thunder in the Bay, midday. to Truth (Tues-Fri to Mar 5). Come along and Wendy ph 862 5860. Gisborne Centre Stage. See Feb 13. view a surreal art exhibition. Wairoa Museum, ▶ Gisborne Canoe and Tramping Club: ▶ Taan’s Thunder in the Bay (to Feb 14). ▶ Sunday Music at Matawhero: Doug 142 Marine Parade, Wairoa, 10am-2pm, free. Overnight trip to Waiharuru hut, Lake Round 1 of the NZ Offshore Powerboat Series Snelling, 1-3pm. See Feb 7. ▶ Little Seeds. A fun sing-along and read for Waikaremoana (to Feb 14), departs 6.30am, where teams battle for national points. ▶ Petanque Open Day (to Feb 28). under twos. HB Williams Memorial Library, $67. Walk from Hopurahine to Waiharuru Best viewing of race; Waikanae Beach or An international game for all of the family; 34 Bright Street, 10.30am, free. hut and return on Sunday. Register: Gillian Midway Beach from midday. any age, no previous experience or ▶ Mahjong Club. Enjoy a friendly fellowship. ph 867 4591, [email protected] ▶ TRAMPS. For all singers, musicians and expertise required. Kahutia Bowling Club, Gisborne Town & Country Women’s Club, ▶ Gisborne parkrun. A family-friendly 5km poetry readers to come along and perform. 165 Cobden St, from 2pm, free. Details: 42 Emily St, 1pm, ph Liz 281 0187. run or walk. Waikanae Surf Life Saving Club, The Band Room, 200 Childers Rd, 1.30-3.30pm, Graeme ph 027 204 8053.