SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 CAFE CULTURE
Robert Harris’ fi rst owners David An era ended quietly in Gisborne last week when Robert Harris in Treble Court closed and Liz Brown opened the café on October 6, 1986. its doors. It was one of the four original Robert Harris coff ee shops purpose- built File photo around New Zealand in the 1980s. Sophie Rishworth spoke to the fi rst and last owners, and revisited the changing hospitality scene in between.
losing the doors of the coff ee shop Harris in Treble Court. It was well overdue who came in — I will dearly miss that and I Gisborne shop was one of the four New last week was very sad, and very for a $100,000 refurbishment, and since thoroughly enjoyed my time here. Zealand originals purpose-built as a café. Chard, said Robert Harris owner Covid-19, business had been slower. “It wasn’t something I wanted to do but David and Liz opened on October 6, 1986. Nikki Wright. Nikki knew she either had to spend the had to do. Sometimes these things have to at fi rst day they sold 495 cups of fi lter Nikki employed six staff , customers had money or close the doors. happen and we move on,” coff ee, and one cappuccino to a woman who become more like friends, and it was not an “I loved making coff ee, loved the food side ese days Treble Court has less foot traffi c admitted she’d lived overseas for a while, said easy decision to make. and really loved the customers too. but Robert Harris’ fi rst owners David and David. For 12 and a half years Nikki owned Robert “ ey were an awesome group of people Liz Brown remember the early days. e Continued on page 2
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Anna Thorpe opened Villaggio at Labour Weekend in 1992. File photo 1990s the heyday of Gisborne café scene
From page 1 The following year things picked up as commercial, to create Cafe Villaggio. from Italy, and the coffee was usually “We even had some who just wanted Treble Court became a bustling mall full of It was quite a new concept at the time ground, or from Altura, one of the first Nescafe.” shops, and in 1989 the turnover increased. and came with “a lot of reluctance” from the roasters here in New Zealand.” Filter coffee was $1 and a cappuccino “We still had locals coming in who just neighbourhood. Then came the next wave of cafés into was $1.50. The second cup of filter coffee wanted the ordinary stuff. We kept the filter The cafe opened at Labour Weekend in Gisborne with Verve and Scrumples, which was free, and David remembered Richard coffee going for them but finally ditched it in 1992. A flat white was $2.50. became Megabyte then Zest. The Wharf Brooking once drank six cups in two hours, early 1990.” Initially the business only opened Cafe was bought in 1999 by Llewellyn which was a record. David said by then they had gone from a from 9am to 5pm, and they had to prove Williams, Jon Talmage and Ian Smail. To put into context how new the cafe single-head cappuccino machine to a triple themselves to the wider neighbourhood, It was a dream come true for the three concept was back then, an advertisement in head, and had six staff just on the front says Anna, who owned Villaggio for five of them back then, said Llewellyn. She The Gisborne Herald to promote its opening counter at busy lunchtimes. years. had spent six years at Cafe Villaggio as the came with a few tips about the microwave The heyday of the Gisborne café scene “I was 27 — when you’re young and manager/maître d’ when she heard The on the counter for customers to heat up was in the 1990s. By then, the Browns were don’t know things, you think the world’s Wharf was up for sale. what they wanted. selling 495 cappuccinos a day on a Friday your oyster. You’re courageous and brave But she remembers those hospitality days “If you are a bit wary about what button and Saturday with a marked increase in and have your whole life ahead of you if it as “just a lot of fun”. They opened on April to push, do not panic, there will be someone espresso sales. doesn’t work out.” 15, 1999. The coffee machine, considered available to guide you.” They spent $150,000 on a refurbishment But it did work out, extremely well. by many to be the ‘‘Rolls Royce’’ of coffee David remembers the first Saturday in 1996 and reported an immediate 45 Villaggio in the Ballance Street Village was machines, was one of the most important morning they opened they had only four percent increase in turnover. In 1997 they one of the first cafés in the new generation purchases the team made back then. customers, as Saturday morning shopping sold the business. of café dining in Gisborne that was a step up Llewellyn remembers a need for had only just started in Gisborne. The ’90s brought the first wave of new from coffee lounges. It was embraced, not something to happen in hospitality in It was 18 months of “desperate and hard generation café dining street-side. The only with the wider community but within Gisborne. slog”, he said, during which time the couple Wharf was created by the Thorpe brothers, the Ballance Street Village itself. “Gisborne was on a bit of a roll, boosted sold their house, which disappeared into the John and Bill, in the early ’90s. But in the “I saw such a need for it. There was by the millennium — there wasn’t a lot of business, before they started to break even. CBD itself there were only two cafés. incredible support when I opened, it was other competition. At the beginning we The farming downturn in 1988 had a big Anna Thorpe (then Walker) remembers amazing, and great support from Ballance almost had a monopoly and could have just impact. coming home after 10 years away and Street Village, where the café quickly fitted about printed money.” “That left many young farmers calling in immediately seeing a gap in the Gisborne in. They’re always a little ahead of their time Until around 2005, it was “really busy”, for their last cup of coffee, before leaving market. down there — they do things uniquely and then things started to get tougher. their keys at the Rural Bank and walking off “Back then it was Robert Harris and put their stamp on things.” “Things tightened up financially and the farm . . . absolutely heart-breaking stuff.” Scrumples. Those were really the first two She had the first espresso coffee machine socially for people. There was the Global That same year Cyclone Bola hit and the cafés when I came back and that’s why I in Gisborne — a Faema. The coffee was Financial Crisis and margins were so tight.” water in town was so polluted, David and Liz started Villaggio — because I saw a real brought down from Altura in Auckland, as They eventually sold in 2010 after almost bucketed in rainwater from Wainui Beach. opening.” there was not the choice of local roasters like 12 years. “Customers couldn’t believe how good the Anna changed a three-bedroom home in today. Llewellyn feels Gisborne is again on the coffee tasted. We did that for three months.” Ballance St, and the zone from residential to “You either bought your beans imported cusp of another wave of popularity. SaTurday, MarCH 27, 2021 3 PROFILE
Shanon O’Connor is on a mission. The Tōnui Collab founder and director is determined to help transform the future economy of Tairāwhiti.She knows that if the young people master this they will have a place in a secure high-wage economy that will have flow-on effects for their whānau and community. She talks with Diana Dobson about her vision . . .
Shanon O’Connor and rangatahi at Tōnui Collab overlooking the Inner Harbour. Opening doors . . . Picture by Rebecca Grunwell hanon’s enthusiasm is infectious “This learning is beneficial to every solution. They worked the full design process, get more out into the community. As it is, and there is a clear domino effect learner — however, grounding the learning from problem identification, market research schools from all over the rohe head to Tōnui, Shappening already with young with storytelling is a way of amplifying our and prototyping, through to branding and with interested parents and grandparents Tōnui alumni actively exploring history, providing meaningful context to pitching. Their solutions were so relevant.” often along for the ride. It costs just $1 per their options for the future. She loves the learning and an authentic framework They developed a job app that connected child per hour. nothing more than seeing a spark in the for the learner to create and evaluate their pakeke (elders) with rangatahi to take care “We keep these costs low because we want eyes of someone who has just mastered solutions.” of household chores, another that students to ensure there are no barriers to access.” something new. Shanon (nee Milner) is of Ngāti Porou populated with voice recordings of their She worries there is a perception that “Tōnui is often filled with looks and and Ngai Tahu. She grew up in Gisborne, names so teachers could learn to pronounce youngsters have to leave Tairāwhiti to sounds of awe and wonder,” she says. doing her local schooling through Kaiti, Te their names correctly, one for reporting/ succeed. Tōnui (meaning “to thrive”) is snuggled Wharau, Ilminster and Gisborne Girls’ High re-homing stray animals, and another for “I think it is great if you want to leave, comfortably in the Inner Harbour, School, followed by Tairāwhiti Polytechnic seed-sharing that also included information to explore, to take up other opportunities overlooking the Waka Hourua Tairāwhiti, and finally Victoria University in Wellington about plants — their names, desired growing . . . but you shouldn’t need to. There are among other vessels coming and going. It for computer science. She worked for Deloitte conditions, healing properties and sources for growing opportunities to thrive in STEM creates unique STEM (science, technology, in website and web content management collecting and obtaining seeds. in Tairāwhiti. I am a parent of four and engineering, maths) learning opportunities which she continued when she moved back In 2021, Shanon was selected as one grandmother of one — I want my uri for the community. People of all ages can to Gisborne 15 years ago. of 88 from across the globe to be part of (descendants) to have options. I love explore the diversity of STEM through Driven by seeing the impact good teaching Homeward Bound — a worldwide initiative Te Tairāwhiti and I believe our young innovative, collaborative workshops that had on her children and those of her friends, to increase the influence and impact of people should have the option to thrive range from animation to game development, she retrained as a teacher. women with a STEM background leading the here.” digital art to augmented reality, virtual “I wanted to do something meaningful,” she decision-making that shapes the future of The region needs to prepare for a more reality, electronic engineering, prototyping says. our planet. diverse economy. 3D modelling, machine learning and more. She took it to another level five years ago “It is a real privilege to be chosen and I hope “We need to think about and plan for a Her vision, and that of the trust behind with a post-graduate certificate in digital and that I can use this opportunity for increasing future where Tairāwhiti is thriving in tech. It Tōnui, is simple — to open doors of collaborative learning. Her studies were done opportunity for people in our region is a weightless export and creates high-value opportunity through learning for rangatahi through The Mind Lab — a national provider and in this instance, specifically wahine jobs . . . if we have the skills to fill them.” of Tairāwhiti. of digital education for children and teachers. (women) Māori.” As a small region, many schools do not “We want them to develop skills and “I thought at the time the place was Tōnui Collab was born from The Mind Lab have some of the infrastructure that larger capabilities that align with the demands of awesome and when the opportunity arose for and when the organisation opted to close regions have, nor the capacity to attract the contemporary world, and particularly me to join The Mind Lab team as an ed-tech its Gisborne operation, Shanon was quick to highly-specialised education across these in the STEM fields (science, technology, educator I jumped at it . . . I think it was snap it up. fields. engineering and maths). a mash-up of my former roles in tech and “We were in a unique position in that ECT “We need to think creatively and “There is a lack of diversity across the STEM education.” (now Trust Tairāwhiti) had fully funded The collaboratively; we need to design solutions fields,” says Shanon. Last year she completed her masters in Mind Lab for four-and-a-half years with one- that meet the needs of our community; “Too few women and too few Māori are contemporary education with a focus on and-a-half left in the funding contract. We partnering across schools and kura to create pursuing those careers. Technology, which raising the digital confidence and capabilities re-negotiated the contract so that The Mind rich and diverse learning opportunities for plays a role across STEM, is moving rapidly of kōhine (young women) Māori through Lab could end their contract early, and at the our young people. and our education system cannot keep up, the adoption and adaptation of a global app same time Tōnui Collab could benefit from “Last week we supported Ko Maui nor can the educators in it.” development challenge. the existing contract conditions.” Hangarau, the Aotearoa-wide initiative In Aotearoa just 1.6 percent of the Māori Shanon and the Technovation Tairāwhiti She founded the organisation in created by Lee Timutimu to inspire rangatahi workforce are in tech. Te Tairāwhiti is 50.3 team worked alongside 120 kōhine Māori 2019, transitioning it to a charitable in tech. There were over 400 rangatahi in a percent Māori and yet just 0.9 percent of over two years in a 12-week app development trust in 2020. Since then she has been space together, getting excited about what a Māori are in tech. challenge. unapologetically focused on meeting the future in tech could look like and of the five “I founded Tōnui Collab with aspirations to “It was a global initiative but very localised,” STEM education needs of Te Tairāwhiti. kaikorero, two came from Te Tairāwhiti — create STEM learning opportunities for our she says. It is a tight team at the harbourside “collab”, this shows our rangatahi what is possible!” tamariki that celebrated Te Ao Māori through “Teams of young women identified a delivering in te reo Māori and English, And Shanon O’Connor is more than happy a STEM lens,” says Shanon. community problem and developed an app but Shanon is always looking for ways to to be one of the people pushing for that. 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD FOOD Mary’s fabulous feijoa — and orange — cake “As a child raised in the deep South, I used to love sitting under my North Island grandmother’s feijoa tree feasting on these wonderful tropical fruit that always ripened during my May school holiday visits,” writes Justine Tyerman. “As soon as feijoas start to drop from the heavily-laden branches of our own trees, I think of my grandmother and the tree in her back garden. Her chooks used to keep me company, clucking around me and pecking at my discards. I also think of my Gizzy friend Mary who bakes the world’s best feijoa cake. Mary has kindly agreed to share her recipe with the Weekender . . .”
It’s that time of the year again — feijoa season.
Mary’s feijoa and orange cake — moist and dangerously delicious.
Feijoas form a green carpet under the trees.
INGREDIENTS: 2 tsps baking powder butter and sugar until creamy. 160 degrees C for 45 minutes. 100gms butter 1 cup of feijoa pulp • Add golden syrup and egg. • Mix together the grated rind and juice of ½ cup sugar Grated rind and juice of one orange • Mix together baking soda and hot water, orange with the demerara sugar, pour over 1 tbsp golden syrup 4 tbsps demerara sugar. add to mix. cake and put back into oven for another 15 1 egg 2 tbsps chopped nuts • Finally add flour, baking powder and feijoa minutes, or until you think it is cooked. 1 tsp baking soda pulp. Don’t over mix. • Sprinkle top with 2 tbsps of chopped nuts. 2 tbsps hot water METhoD: • Pour into 21cm cake tin that has been 1¾ cups flour • In a food processor or large bowl, mix greased and lined with baking paper. Bake at * Cool and enjoy. Solar Bubble Cover
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ev your taste buds, strap on your plenty of car parks. them temperature-controlled and primed for “Because you’re exposed to new styles it hops-helmet and get ready for There will be some 50 different beers on the festival, says Ricky. can be a bit confronting, but being around the Gisborne Beer Festival at the tap with five food trucks lined up in the pit “It’s good for those who want a holiday the brewers they can help explain the style.” RSpeedway. lane to tune-up beer tasters between brews. with friends here and are keen on a bit of a When the brewer is there to explain the In its third year and incarnation, the Paired with the hoppy drops are some of surf.” expression of a beer, those conversations festival has continued to grow, and with it New Zealand’s best musicians. “It’s a great chance to sample some things can help expand punters’ personal likes and so has the size of the venue, says festival It helps that when not organising a beer you’re not privy to, and take the opportunity dislikes, says Ricky. organiser Ricky Boyd. festival Ricky is a musician by trade, which is to try new styles of beer not normally “When you know more about the beers This year features award-winning brews how the event first came into being. accessible here in Gisborne,” says Ricky. you can appreciate them for their individual from the best in the craft beer game, with 13 “I organised a gig and rang up a friend who Although the beer market can seem styles.” of New Zealand’s top independent breweries worked at Garage Project — one of the more diverse, often it is an illusion of choice at He has even been getting into brewing making the trip with their finest selection for popular craft breweries in the country — and bars. himself, falling down the hoppy rabbit hole. punters to sample. they said, ‘Yeah, we’ll come and bring some Most beers lining the supermarket shelves “The only way to learn this game is to “They’re bringing their A-game with them, kegs and come down for the weekend. and bar taps are all from two big companies. brew, and so yes, now I brew too.” their award-winning beers, it’s not your “Then it went away from being my gig to Classic Kiwi brands like Speight’s, Panhead “I was hesitant to brew because I don’t like supermarket shelf beers,” says Ricky. being the beers’ gig.” and Mac’s are made by Lion, while Monteith’s doing things by half, I want to be good at it, And the venue is looking to be as top- Those musical beginnings live on in the and Tuatara are brewed DB Breweries. which is why I don’t play golf.” notch as the beers. festival’s DNA. The former is owned by the Japanese “So I paused on brewing because I didn’t After cycling through locations, alert Past years’ saw The Beths and Phoenix company Kirin and the later by the Dutch know if I had the time. levels cancelling other venues, by happy Foundation play, both of whom have been company Heineken. Then his family bought him a beer-making coincidence the Speedway came up as an awarded New Zealand’s band of the year. For Ricky the aim of the game is to bring kit and the addiction began to ferment. option. This year brings the psychedelic rock locally owned and operated breweries to And it is not just the annual festival on It is a fantastic opportunity to get powerhouse Sea Mouse along with The Gisborne with some of their finest brews. Ricky’s mind. hundreds of people out exploring new Nudge, a group of seasoned session Being able to bring these cool breweries He hopes to institute some smaller tap spaces, says Ricky, and it’s such an iconic musicians who play in Fly My Pretties. to the region is wicked — not only are some takeovers throughout the year to build the venue it will make for an incredible festival Tairawhiti’s coastal isolation has been both amazing beers available to try but the people craft beer energy throughout bars — and environment. good and bad in attracting the breweries to who brewed them are there as well, says possibly bowls clubs — around the city. Not only that, but the space is ready-made make the journey. Ricky. If Ricky has his way, locals can expect for the event with bleachers for revellers to It’s no easy feat lugging a half dozen That means you can hear about the to see better beers around the city as the relax, bathrooms rather than port-a-loos and 50-litre kegs around the country, keeping processes behind the product. festival expands tastes, one beer at a time.
38560-01 6 THE GISBORNE HERALD TRAVEL THE WILD WEST
The sun sets slowly over Experiencing the West Coast/Te Tai o Poutini of the South Island/Te the Tasman Sea. Pictures by Barry Teutenberg Waipounamu has long been a dream of Gisborne couple Barry Teutenberg Story by Sandra Walsh and Sandra Walsh. In February, that dream came true.
verseas tourists arrive in quaint place called Hector, located at the Aotearoa believing they can do Ngakawau River mouth. One of many Othe South Island in two weeks. historic coal mining towns in the region, The likelihood of them ever even it still has a functioning coal mine in reaching areas we travelled to is remote. Stockton. Notices were prominent, warning We’re weirdly grateful our plans coincided of the dangers of swimming in the sea near with a worldwide pandemic. It meant hardly river mouths. The West Coast can be a wild any overseas tourists. What a brilliant time place to live. Tides change swiftly, and rogue to explore this spectacular country. waves appear unexpectedly. We’d arrived in Picton at the end of A nearby walk called the Charming Creek January on a one-way ferry ticket. Our Walkway sounded interesting. I took the only fixed itinerary was a chance to practise carrying planned week on Stewart my backpack half-full, Island at the end of the walking in my new boots February. That gave us just — practice for the Great over three weeks on the Walk of the Rakiura Track West Coast. Plenty of time we were booked on. Barry we imagined. How wrong chose jandals, his “go we were. to” footwear for most A little like the sunny occasions. We meandered East Coast, one doesn’t for an hour through some arrive on the West Coast breathtaking scenery and “by accident”, but by relics of the area’s past. intention. Travelling Barry investigated through Westport, Barry An inquisitive weka at Kohaihai. local history at the Sandra on the Charming Creek Walkway. got terribly excited to see a Northern Buller Museum, weka for the first time in years. He told me run by energetic volunteers. Discovering descent side, we found them still filled with unsealed, narrow and steep and not suitable the Poverty Bay Rugby Team used to have information about a nearby abandoned rail coal — along with growing vegetation. for campervans like ours. a weka as their mascot. “Willie Weka” he incline, we drove a short way to Millerton We decided to drive as far as we could We continued on the road to stunning thought he was called. Little did he realise and found it hidden among native bush. In to the top of the West Coast. The terrain Kōhaihai, also mostly unsealed but safe. we’d be meeting heaps of these cheeky birds 1963 when the incline link was suddenly was high, with breathtaking views. Friends Here the Department of Conservation in the weeks to come. stopped, coal carriages on the ascent were had recommended visiting nearby Operara We continued to a sparsely-populated, left empty and are now full of water. On the Basin and Arches. However, the approach is Continued on page 7 SATuRdAy, MARCH 27, 2021 7
Crossing the swing bridge on the Heaphy Track.
A tramper rests a while by the tempestuous sea at Scott’s Beach Coal carriages on the Millerton Incline. Swapped narrowboat for campervan
From page 7 We enjoyed visits by lots of inquisitive thing. The views though were unbelievable. People ask how we’re enjoying our wekas. Barry made friends with them, What a beautiful untouched, remote, wild “holiday”. While Barry is now officially campground charges just $8 each per night. letting them peck his fingers and toes. place. The prolific nikau forests are eye- retired, for me this is normal life and work. Naively we parked adjacent to the inlet and Similar to his antics with the ducks and catching and a tiny taste of things to come. I work online wherever we are, so long as were soon covered in voracious, insatiable swans on the UK canals — they have no West Coast sunsets are another splendid there’s internet. Even in this unlikely place, sandflies! Itchy pimples covered our feet and teeth, so they really can’t ‘bite’ you. sight. We’re used to spectacular sunrises we had signal. Incredible! ankles. Thankfully insect repellent reduced While there, we relished a one-hour return in Gisborne but watching sunsets over the Our usual life in the UK is travelling along further bites once we realised we’d been walk to Scott’s Beach on the Heaphy Track, Tasman Sea was magical. Mother Nature put canals and rivers by narrowboat. In New attacked. The views overcame the irritation. which has its start (or end) nearby. We had on a splendid show for us at Kōhaihai. Barry Zealand it’s travelling roads and byways by to cross a swing bridge — not my favourite captured it marvellously. campervan . . . for the foreseeable future.
Towering nikau palms (above) on the Heaphy Track.
Right, Barry and Sandra’s campervan NZAreandare parked adjacent to the inlet at Kōhaihai. 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN RISING OUT OF EVERYWHERE ur autumn — “season of mists and mystifi ed by this phenomenon. In from the Canaanite Adon meaning Lord, a incised with a cross since and mellow fruitfulness”, as Keats Greece, popular belief held that the goddess term much encountered in Judaism where two crossed sticks would Odescribed it — is an odd time to Persephone left her gloomy husband, Hades, Adonai stood in for the unspeakable name produce a spark. Fire . . . celebrate Easter. Like Christmas, in his Underworld home and joyfully sprang of God. A servant in addressing his master the sun . . . new life. ose by Norman it falls in the wrong season from our Down on to the earth’s surface where light and as Adon had no thought of the famously hot cross buns, like so Maclean Under point of view, yet the persistence of warmth and blossom proclaimed her return. handsome youth, gored to death by a wild many of our traditions, tradition and our urge to fi nd reasons for Virtually every culture revered the coming boar as Adonis was according to the myth. have pre-Christian celebration compel us to disregard all signs of spring that symbolised triumph over In Babylon, the entire population eagerly elements also. of autumn. Easter is inextricably bound to death/darkness and the victory of life/light. awaited the rising of the sun at the equinox Centuries after the spring, the vernal equinox, when the dark In Lebanon and Syria, Adonis, the “Lord of when Ba’al (“Lord” again) was proclaimed as establishment of these days of winter are temporarily forgotten, day Light” was lamented as having died but been having returned from the dead. A procession captivating cults, a radical and night are of equal length and the earth restored to life at this season. Like Osiris of of mourning women would approach the great and charismatic reformer bursts with new life. Egypt and Attis of Phrygia, he was a deity of Ishtar Gate, lamenting the disappearance of Judaism was crucifi ed e entire ancient world was enthralled rebirth and vegetation. His name is derived of his body. ey would carry sacred loaves near Jerusalem. Not one of his contemporaries ever imagined the profound 1482 impact his life and teachings ACROSS DOWN would subsequently have on huge areas of 45 Type of shark (8) 45 Hit heavily (5) the world. His execution coincided with the 50 Myself (2) 2 Journey (6) 46 Swift sharp reply (7) 1 Direct (5) Jewish spring festival of Peshach (Passover) 4 Sudden and unexpected 51 Shaky (8) 3 Distinguish oneself (5) 47 Waves (4) event or piece of news 55 Brazilian dance (5) 5 Monster (4) 48 Not native (6) when hundreds of thousands converged on (4,4,3,4) 58 Highest (9) 6 On lists (anag) (7) 49 Slanderous defamation (5) Jerusalem and political as well as spiritual 14 Stairway (5) 59 Cut back (6) 7 Brought up (6) 50 Wedded (7) fervour surged. e festival commemorated 15 Temporary repair (5) 60 Advantage (7) 8 Mediterranean island (5) 52 Incredulity (10) the timeless tradition of Moses leading his 16 Rules of personal conduct 61 Tune (3) 9 Annoying inconveniences (7) 53 Voted in (7) Israelites out of bondage in Egypt. Entering (10) 63 Sit for (4) 10 Reverse (4) 54 Delicately elegant (6) Canaan with fi re and bloodshed, the Israelites 17 Intone (5) 64 Flour maker (6) 11 Not capable (6) 55 Cheese type (7) nevertheless found a new beginning and new 19 Pair (3) 65 Road danger (3) 12 Unwanted garden plants (5) 56 Said further (5) life. eir Passover dinner tables traditionally 20 Envious (7) 66 Swap for (10) 13 Stun (7) 57 High cards (4) included a single egg to represent that 21 Schedule of events (9) 68 Fume with anger (6) 14 Father and son Austrian 62 German submarine (1-4) transformative breaking through. 22 Eternally (6) 69 Thrown (6) composers (7) 67 Lacking clarity, distinctness Although the crucifi ed Jesus died in public, 25 Perfect (9) 71 Procession (9) 18 Grossly unconventional (10) (7) within a generation he was proclaimed a god 27 Cleaned with water (6) 76 Financial plan (6) 23 Icy rain (5) 68 Of earthquakes (7) 28 Climb (6) 77 Barber’s accessory (9) 24 Sense of regret (7) 70 Surgeon’s knife (7) — the only one — largely through eff ective 33 Assured (10) 79 Straddling (7) 26 Flier’s fee (7) 72 Declare free from guilt (7) evangelism by Paul, a tent-maker from Tarsus 35 Tint (3) 81 Take to court (3) 27 Swelter (anag) (7) 73 Death (6) in Syria who had never met him except in a 36 Fiddle (6) 84 Assess (5) 29 Titillating literature, art (7) 74 Seller of food and household vision. Early Christians commemorated that 37 Burial chamber (4) 85 Antibiotic drug (10) 30 Satisfy by drinking (6) goods (6) signifi cant death and its miraculous outcome 39 Cunning (3) 86 Branches (5) 31 Tribal leader (5) 75 Fit for consumption (6) during the Jewish Passover. But under 41 Occupy (7) 87 Paradox (5) 32 Enrol (4,2) 76 Under (5) Constantine, the fi rst Christian emperor of 42 Truthful (6) 88 Cartoonist’s, artist’s, plan- 34 Fate (4) 78 Spread in America (5) Rome, Easter as we know it was fi xed as the 43 Easily offended or upset (9) drawer’s accessory (6,9) 36 Competing (5) 80 Horse straps (5) fi rst Sunday after the fi rst full moon of spring. 44 Thrusting forward 89 Invited (5) 38 Muscular (5) 82 Fashionable (4) at notorious Christian council held by movement (5) 40 Grime (4) 83 Military flute (4) imperial decree at Nicea in 325 CE established 12 3 45678910 11 12 13 Easter in its essentials. ose who opposed aspects of Constantine’s formulation of 14 doctrine were denounced as heretic; literally, one who chooses to believe otherwise. Pagan 15 16 17 infl uences on the Jesus tradition are the 18 19 reason why to this day certain Christian denominations refuse to celebrate Easter. 20 21 22 Babylon’s Ishtar who gave rise to the Old Testament tale of Esther, may have 23 24 resonances with Easter but it was Eostre, the Teutonic goddess of spring who provides us 25 26 27 28 29 with both the familiar name and much of the 30 31 32 kiddy-pleasing rituals of this season. Eostre was believed to have a sacred egg-laying hare 33 34 35 36 37 38 as her companion. Cracking open to reveal a perfect fl uff y chick, an egg expressed new life 39 40 in no uncertain terms. anks to this myth we have buck-toothed bunnies cavorting 41 42 43 through every supermarket and untold 44 millions spent on egg-shaped confectionary. In secular New Zealand and in much of the 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 post-Christian world, churches are largely disregarded while an extended weekend 55 56 57 off ers some the chance of getting away for a break before winter sets in. 58 59 60 Cynics might observe that most will 61 62 celebrate new life by doing up the garden if the weather holds, perhaps having a fi nal 63 64 65 66 barbecue, and watching the kids gorge themselves on chocolate. We will cheerfully 67 scoff hot cross buns, the spices of which were originally intended to remind consumers of 68 69 70 71 72 those exotic unguents used to anoint the 73 74 75 slain body of Yeshu’a bar Yosef, who the world came to know as Jesus Christ. 76 77 78 79 80 In one of history’s most remarkable of paradoxes, a seemingly bizarre off -shoot of 81 82 83 Judaism, based around the judicial death and reappearance of a rebel against Roman 84 85 86 authority, gave rise to a faith that in three 87 centuries would drive underground all alternative belief systems. Men would name 88 89 their sons Peter, James or John while calling their dogs Nero or Caesar. SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 9 TELEVISION ON TV THIS WEEKEND
THE EMOJI MOVIE Saturday, 7pm, TVNZ 2 Welcome to the secret world, inside your phone, where all emojis live . . . In that hidden world, three emoji friends go on an “app-venture” to save Textopolis. Featuring the voices of: James Corden, Anna Faris.
GRIMSBY Sunday, 9.30pm, TVNZ DUKE T20 CRICKET: WHITE FERNS V AUSTRALIA A new assignment forces a top spy to team up with his football hooligan brother. Sunday, 7pm, TVNZ 1 Starring: Sacha Baron Cohen. e White Ferns take on Australia live from Seddon Park in Hamilton.
COLLATERAL DAMAGE Saturday, 8.30pm, TVNZ 2 CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR A man goes on an unstoppable mission of vengeance after his family are Sunday, 7.30pm, TVNZ 2 killed in a terrorist bombing. When the Avengers disagree about how to defend humanity, it escalates into an open fi ght between Iron Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Cliff Curtis, John Leguizamo, Man and Captain America. John Turturro. Starring: Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Robert Downey Jr. 10 THE GISBORNE HERALD SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION
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With Phil O’Brien. 12.30 The World’s Best 3 0 Show 9.30 Hahana 7.50 The Drawing Show 0 11.30 Peter Kuruvita’s Coastal 11.05 Super Rugby SUNDAY Global talent 10am My Party Song 8am What Now? Kitchen 3 0 12.04 All Night Programme competition that Aotearoa (DLY) 10.30 Te Ao Tapatahi 10am Regular Show 3 0 N 0 6.08 Storytime Noon Shark Wranglers Highlanders v 11.30 features acts from every 10.10 Shortland Street Te Ao With Moana 7.10 Sunday Morning 1pm Motorsport: Australian Hurricanes. With Jim Mora. genre. Omnibus PGV 3 0 Noon Haka Global V8 Superboats 1pm L UFC 260 Prelims 9.06 Mediawatch 1.10 Coronation Street 12.15 M Marmaduke PG 0 12.30 Funny Whare: 3 0 Championship 3pm Pawn Stars PG 3 12.12 Standing Room Only Omnibus PG 2010 Family. 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Saturday, March 27, 2021 11 SUNDAY-MONDAY TELEVISION
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