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The cruise ships Explorer Dream (left) and Azamara Journey provided a magnificent backdrop to the Gisborne junior surf lifesaving championships at Midway Beach on Saturday. Around 2300 passengers came to shore from the ships. “It was SEEING DOUBLE an awesome day,” a cruise spokesman said. “We had great numbers, great tours and everyone was happy. Also, the new port tendering infrastructure was superb. It could not have been better.” It is only the second time the city has hosted two cruise ships in one day. Picture by Paul Rickard

Tuhoe insist Campers asked public access to lake will to leave lake site not be denied by Sophie Rishworth freedom campers. this area had “long been offensive to the trees being cut down for tents. The camper was philosophical about it. people of Urewera”. “We explained to people it was abuse TUHOE say they would never deny “There’s no point getting staunch about Ms Luke said for generations they had of Te Urewera and the land and not the anyone — Maori or Pakeha — access it. It’s their land and we want to work put up with campers cutting down trees experience or connection we support or to Lake Waikaremoana but as kaitiaki with them going at the spot and want to see happen. (guardians) of Te Urewera they will make forward. We will making long drops. “That is not at all how we take sure their land is treated with respect. stay at the chalets What has gotten confused She believed responsibility or how we take care of our This reassurance comes after a in the future and go I‘ think is that people have these “offences” land. We asked these people to leave. contentious summer season where camping at home.” were not intended “What has gotten confused I think is two families, who were regulars at the Tuhoe chief broad-brushed that we have and it would take that people have broad-brushed that we lake, were asked to leave their freedom executive Kirsti become anti freedom camping. time to repair the have become anti freedom camping. That camping spots, and boat users were told Luke said the name That is not the case relationships. is not the case. not to drink alcohol on the lake. Boatills was not Ms Luke said “We have had no difficulty with A camper of more than 40 years was familiar to them. —Tuhoe chief executive’ Kirsti Luke on New Year’s Eve campers from Rosie Bay to Oranihikoia. at the freedom camping area known as The area is known to she went to see for “People were concerned that we were Boatills with his family over the New Tuhoe as Paenerua. herself the freedom not going to allow them to be there. We Year period. It sits underneath Panekire Mountain — camping at Boatills. would never deny access to the lake to They were asked to leave, which they their ancestral maunga. “I saw pits being dug for a toilet — my the public. did, and Boatills has now been closed to Ms Luke said to eat and defecate in team removed them — and there were CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 GISBORNE RUATORIA WAIROA Local News ...... 1-5 Business ...... 11 Television ...... 17 Sport ...... 23-28 Births & Deaths ...4 Opinion ...... 12 Racing ...... 18 Weather ...... 27 9 771170 043005 TOMORROW National .... 6-10, 16 World...... 13-14 Classifieds ... 19-22 > 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 ON TRACK FOR GISBORNE RACES

POVERTY Bay Turf Club’s Gisborne Races Boxing Day. Those who go out of their way to dress Club president Rod Young says it has is almost upon us so start planning your The Poverty Bay Cup will be the feature up for the glamorous occasion will get the become a not-to-be-missed event on the fashion ensemble. race on the track, while there will be an array chance of reward through several “best Gisborne summer calendar. Summer racing at Ashwood Racecourse at of entertainment and activities off it. dressed” competition categories — one of the Various hospitality options ranging from Makaraka is only a couple of weekends away Children will be well catered for, thanks to highlights of the day. gazebos and marquees to the trackside — Sunday, February 16 — with “Family Fun at a designated kids’ area. Last year, around 3000 people attended Sunshine Bar and Ashwood Lounge are the Races” once again the theme. For those of age, there will be the chance the races and on-course betting was nearly available. The Gisborne Races will bring to an end to make a buck or three, and enjoy the classic $130,000. Go to Poverty Bay Turf Club’s Facebook the Interislander Summer Festival, a nation- hospitality that goes hand in hoof with a day Poverty Bay Turf Club is keen to see similar page for more information or email wide race meeting series which started on at the track. or greater support this year. [email protected]

Free fruit and veges at Friday Doey stand

IN a bid to combat food put outside the Taike E site for wastage in the region, a new people to top up their pantries at place has sprung up to share it no charge. out. Anything left over from Friday Every Friday outside the Taike Doeys will be given to another E headquarters in Treble Court group to turn it into preserves. (the corner shop on Peel Street), This latest community there will be a wooden stand initiative brings the number of with free fruit and vegetables community food cupboards to available for people to get their three, following similar start-ups five-plus-a-day. in Elgin and Awapuni. The community initiative is called Friday Doey. Last Friday was the first day it was put into action. TAKE WHAT YOU NEED, Friday Doey is the result of LEAVE WHAT YOU CAN: The an idea talked about following Friday Doey free fruit and vege the Tairawhiti climate change stand outside Taike E in Treble summit the previous week. Court. Displaying the goods It was all about putting ideas are (from left) Cain Kerehoma, into action, said Taiki E’s Renay Rawiri Kerehoma-Hoerara and Charteris. Renay Charteris. Those with People who have excess fruit excess food and veges are falling from trees or too many encouranged to drop it off vegetables in the garden are at Taika E each Monday and encuraged to drop off the excess Wednesday. at Taike E every Monday and Picture by Wednesday. Rebecca Grunwell Each Friday, this food will be LOOKING AHEAD Get your Gisborne Herald home-delivered

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The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: Grant Miller/John Gillies To nd out more call 869 0620 e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 NEWS 3 Intimidation actions of individual not iwi: Tuhoe

FROM PAGE 1 granted to Tuhoe during a out of our boat and were told On January 8, a Gisborne have never confiscated alcohol. Crown Treaty settlement in we were not allowed to camp man took some Chinese tourists “Because I have operational “We never saw their anxiety 2014. Te Urewera became a there, that we had to leave and on his boat to fish at Lake responsibility I am more than and they never saw ours. It was legal entity with all the rights, a bunch of angry guys were Waikaremoana. For five hours capable of doing that but Tuhoe equally shared. powers, duties and liabilities of observing us from the hill. they saw only one other boat on wants to design a whole new “Just as we were taking a legal person — a first in the “My husband was so scared the lake, a water taxi operated approach of enforcement.” offence at the way some of world. and he’s not the kind of guy to by Tuhoe. Tuhoe wanted to enforce good them were using the lake, they Tuhoe have a management get scared.” “Usually, there were about 40 behaviour and not focus on bad were equally horrified they plan called Te Kawa o Te Her husband was born and or 50 boats out on the lake at behaviour, she said. would not be able to raise their Urewera, which governs how raised in Gisborne and had gone that time of year, he said. “We don’t want to be the grandchildren and children at they will operate at Te Urewera. to the lake with his family and Ms Luke said there had not police. We leave bad behaviour to the lake. We would never act Tuhoe and the Department friends for years. been a significant decrease in the police and they are clear how that way.” of Conservation agreed to share In the pitch black, the woman the numbers visiting the lake offences of Te Urewera work. A meeting between Tuhoe, the day-to-day management said they took themselves on this summer. “It is illegal to cut down trees, police and the Waikaremoana between them. their boat to the other side of She confirmed the or take a plant, and I do not Boat Owners Association However, not everyone is in the lake. continuation of freedom camping need bylaws. revealed some of its members agreement. Some say methods “The general feeling is that spots at Makau, Te Taita a “I have enough of the were shocked to hear that being used by Tuhoe are you are not welcome,” she said. Makoro, Oranihikoia and authority, including the ability to Boatills had any kind of “intimidating”. “What is going to happen if we Awaawarua (Rosie Bay). trespass people who just aren’t ancestral link and camping A Gisborne woman, who did allow this kind of intimidation? The issue of alcohol on boats going to get it.” actions there had caused offence not want to be named out of fear This is a huge lake, we all love was safety, she said. to Tuhoe. of repercussions, recounted an it and we have been going there Ms Luke said last summer ASKED to comment on the Tuhoe “We could not believe either experience she and her family for years.” season there were several situation, Minister of Conservation that in 60 to 70 years how had at Lake Waikaremoana two Ms Luke said they were not boating events coming up to Eugenie Sage said in a statement: that could not have been summers ago while they were aware of this incident but it “the Roar (deer hunting season” “Under the Te Urewera Settlement Act, communicated. These are the sleeping on their boat. would have the action of an when people brought copious the Te Urewera Board was established things that have been inherited. “In the middle of the night, individual, not the iwi. amount of alcohol on to boats, to govern Te Urewera and Tuhoetana “There has not been a a guy came on a kayak and “It is unfair to hold the iwi and combined that with guns. is one of the guiding principles recognition of a Tuhoe presence started yelling to us ‘Tuhoe, accountable for an individual’s “We couldn’t not do of that. The Government supports there even though we have been Tuhoe’. actions. This is often the something,” she said. Tuhoe in regard to their approach walking the same road.” “We didn’t know what was misunderstanding that causes “My staff have never boarded to management of the foreshore of A unique relationship was happening. We popped our heads unnecessary racial tension.” the boat of another person and Waikaremoana.” Murder accused appear in court THE public gallery of The pair are yet to enter Gisborne’s number one formal pleas to the charges CLOSED: The Ministry of Social Development has closed the Kaiti Service Centre from today. Clients will courtroom was packed and are expected to do so now have to travel to the Gisborne Service Centre in Lowe Street. Picture by Liam Clayton this morning when two at the hearing on April 8. men accused of murdering However, they have each Tokomaru Bay man Raymond signalled they will plead not Neilson last December, guilty. A jury trial has been Service Centre closure ‘a shame’ appeared for a High Court scheduled for late this year. hearing. Justice Simon France, who LOW user numbers and “Those of us working “We know the support of had consulted widely with Each of the accused also appeared via AV-link, a building no longer fit-for- alongside and supporting MSD is necessary for many the community. appeared via AV-link from remanded each of them purpose are the reasons communities like Puhi Kaiti whanau in our region. “We’ve been engaging prison remand units. further in custody. for the closure of Work are disappointed at this “I believe we need to with iwi leaders, community Interim suppression for Crown counsel Steve and Income’s Kaiti Service outcome as the impacts will challenge our ‘dependency groups, local government one of the men lapsed at Manning and local defence Centre. be felt among whanau who state’. We need to do it with and other government this appearance. He is Tihei counsel Doug Rishworth were The Ministry of Social use the service. empathy and understanding agencies, and have Patuwai, 29. in the courthouse for the Development (MSD) “The issue for many is the and ensure those impacted considered a variety of An interim order remains hearing. Mr Rishworth was announced the building relationship whanau build the most have the support options for delivering our in place for the co-accused, 24, granted leave to withdraw as would close from today. with case managers and staff networks they need. services in the area. whose lawyer was not present Patuwai’s counsel, replaced The Kaiti Service Centre who understand their needs. “Adding unnecessary “Good bus connections at the hearing. The order will by Napier-based lawyer Eric was on average seeing only “Having to share your stress to whanau means mean people can get to the be reviewed at the next call Forster. 12 clients per week and story again and again our most vulnerable, our Gisborne Service Centre of the case — a Crown case Mr Neilson’s body was was based in a building no creates frustration and children, suffer.” when they need to and they’ll review hearing on April 8. discovered in his Tawhiti longer fit-for-purpose,” said hopelessness. East Coast MP Anne Tolley also see the familiar faces Both men are jointly- Street, Tokomaru Bay, senior media adviser Jerome “Many struggle to pay for said the Kaiti office was of the Kaiti staff when they charged with murdering Mr home on December 15 after Cvitanovich. food, rent, and the basics. accessible and its closure visit. Neilson, 48. emergency services attended Gisborne district Attending appointments was a shame. “We are working with a The unnamed co-accused a fire there just after 2am. councillor Meredith is also a huge problem for “But when I last visited range of partners to make it is further charged with Patuwai and his co-accused Akluhata-Brown said the some, so the need for more it was a huge area being easier for clients to access wilful damage by arson. The were charged about two closure had been discussed public transport and creative used for seniors only, which our services following Crown allege he set fire to Mr weeks later after a police a number of times in the appointment times will need seemed very inefficient.” the closure of the service Neilson’s house as Mr Neilson investigation and post- past. to be discussed. Mr Cvitanovich said MSD centre.” lay dead in a lounge room. mortem examination. Rider died of medical event Larger Countdown to replace current supermarket POLICE have released further fence at around midday Friday. A NEW Countdown supermarket supermarket which will replace our in mid-2021. information about an incident on “The bike rider did not crash. with a wider range of food and current store in Gisborne. “The current Countdown store Friday on State Highway 35 at He had pulled over on to a grass other groceries will be built to “The new store will include a will remain open and continue to Hicks Bay in which a motorcyclist verge on the side of the highway replace the Carnarvon Street store wider range of food and other service our customers while we died. and had a medical event,” police in Gisborne. groceries, better car parking and a build the new store. It was confirmed the rider’s said in updated information. Countdown’s Head of Property range of energy-efficient features. “As we get more into the detail death was not the result of a “The 51-year-old man was from Matt Grainger said “Countdown “We’re excited by the opportunity of construction, we’ll be able to talk crash. the Ruapehu district.” is really pleased to have been to better serve our Gisborne further to our customers about this Reports earlier indicated the He was pronounced dead at the recently granted resource consent customers and community, and are and more specific timeframes,” Mr man had left the highway and hit a scene. for a brand new, much larger hoping the store will be completed Grainger said. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam MATEKUARE Camping rules up for debate Deaths HOPARA COLLIER (Thomas) HOLDEN, Richard 24.11.1940 - 3.2.2017 by Aaron van Delden communications adviser Christine camping at Turihaua Beach since he camping system is due in May, Rutland. — In his 80th Kei toku manawa, Boyce said. was a child, thinks the price is fair with any changes to be in place by year, as a result of an Ka maumahara au ki a ISSUES with freedom camping in As well as freedom camping, but wished the campground stayed September in time for the 2020/21 accident doing what he koe, Dad mo ake, tonu Gisborne city and at Makorori have managed under a bylaw, the council open for another month so he could season. loved. Cherished and ake, Kia tau e Pa i raro i prompted Gisborne District Council operates summer campgrounds in make the most of settled summer At Turihaua Beach on Wednesday, much-loved partner of te korowai o te Atua. to review its camping regime. eight locations up the Coast and weather. Kylie Karini, her partner and Gay, loving father and Arohanui Annie In September last year, the at Doneraille Park, inland towards The campground at Turihaua children were making the most of father-in-law of Kim council agreed Wairoa, from September to April. Beach, beside State Highway 35, the last few days before the 2020 and Steven and Andrew SHELFORD, to ban freedom People need a permit to occupy closed on Saturday but the other school year started. and Caroline. Much Kathleen Louise loved Grandad of camping in sites at the summer campgrounds, summer campgrounds are open Ms Karini said it was important Sarah, Brad, George 3rd Feb 1982 the Marina which they buy in exchange for until April 12 . Those at Tokomaru to have places like the non-powered Park carpark rubbish bags (collected by the Bay, Kaiaua Beach, Tolaga Bay Turihaua Beach campground where and Katie. Much loved Loved Mum, twin brother of Roger, adjacent to council). and Doneraille Park can be used children could get away from the TV never forgotten, Taruheru River A permit costs between $17 (for for freedom camping outside the and internet to embrace the great and brother to Bruce remembered daily. and Jim. in the city over up to two nights and one rubbish summer months. outdoors. A private family Bill & Boys summer. bag) and $73 (for up to 28 nights Ms Boyce said that had caused Her only suggestion was an service will be held. The and 14 rubbish bags). WRIGHTSON, confusion among campers outdoor shower by the public toilet - Evans Funeral DONALD WILLIAM decision followed complaints over Council staff monitor the summer regarding when freedom camping so people could rinse off after a Services Ltd. FDANZ overcrowding in the carpark and campgrounds, which have a number was allowed at the dual-purpose swim. www.evansfuneral.co.nz 2.2.94 - 2.2.2020 campers showering and washing of rules. For example, campers sites. Meanwhile, a grant of $325,905 Always remembered dishes and clothing beside the boat must have a chemical toilet. Through the review, the council from the Government’s responsible Deaths Never forgotten. ramp. But Ms Boyce said there had would consider whether its camping camping fund for 2019/20 has There have also been issues been ongoing issues with campers regime needed a complete overhaul allowed the council to employ Arohanui Sophie and Daryn with public access and enjoyment not complying with those rules, or just tweaks, she said. another two compliance officers ALLERBY, Ross of areas set aside for freedom as well as environmental impacts, Public feedback is being sought to monitor freedom and summer Louis. - Passed away camping at Kaiti Beach and including dune erosion, at some of through a survey on the council’s campers in the region. after a very long illness. Makorori, prompting the review, the campgrounds. website that closes on February 10. Ms Boyce said they had done an Never losing hope along Gisborne District Council Brent Grayson, who has been A draft proposal for the new-look excellent job. the way. Cheeky to the very end. Much, much loved Dad to Maree and Nick Scammell. Special Granddad to Daniel and Louise, Stacey and Scott. Leaving a massive hole in our hearts. Our service for Ross will be at Osbornes Funeral Directors, 197 Memorial Old Taupo Rd, Rotorua, Services Wednesday, 5th Feb at 11am followed by a FOXLEY, private cremation. Philippa Grace 22nd April 1924 - 25th December 2019 The Lord gives and the Lord takes away. PLEASE A celebration of HAVE FAMILY Philippa’s life will take place at The Bushmere NOTICES Arms, Gisborne on IN BY 9AM Friday 7th February, DAY OF 2pm All friends and family PUBLICATION welcome

IT’S ALL ON: Young clubbies head into the ocean in a body board race as part of the Gisborne junior surf lifesaving championships at Midway Beach over the weekend. It was another sweltering day but the mercury did not reach the same Passerby’s number as Friday’s 37-degree scorcher. Metservice’s official high for yesterday was 34.1 degrees at 4pm although in many parts of the city, it was decidedly warmer. January was 0.7 of a degree warmer than the 30-year average (1981 to 2010) — 19.9 actions compared with 19.2. Picture by Paul Rickard praised after alarm Temperature rising by Roger Handford half the January average of 56mm. upwards rise — 19.12 for 1961 to 1990; On the other hand, the lack of cloud 19.2 for 1971 to 2000; and also for 1981 activated JANUARY’S weather has given pumped up the sunshine hours for to 2010. further solid proof of local climate a total of 295 hours compared to the January for the 30 years just ended SOMEONE walking by a house in change, confirming the steady upward 30-year average of 240. — 1991 to 2020— has hit a mean daily Scott Street in Elgin late last night trend in Gisborne temperatures. But like the top temperature, no temperature of 19.45. Strangely the burst of near-record record was broken, with last year’s That means the daily average over probably saved the day for those living temperatures of the past few days came January setting the sunshine all-time the first month of the year has risen by in the house.\ at the end of a month dominated by high of 325 hours. almost a full degree since 1937. The person heard a smoke alarm cooler southerly winds. The most important aspect of the The past ten years have seen some of sounding, called 111 and went inside to However, analysis of January’s month’s weather data is only revealed the warmest Januaries on record, and investigate. weather data shows the month was 0.7 on closer statistical examination. has pushed the average for that period The incident happened just before of a degree warmer than the 30-year This shows that January was part of to the 20-degree mark. midnight. average (1981 to 2010). a decisive upward trend in Gisborne’s That indicates an acceleration in the “The passerby went inside the house The daily mean temperature was 19.9 temperatures. rise in temperature, amounting to a and found a pot of food overheating on degrees, with the 30-year average being Since accurate and continuous degree-and-a-half over 83 years. the stove,” said Senior Station Officer 19.2. weather recording started at Darton For the more immediate future here is Peter Carroll. While the month’s top temperature airfield in 1937, MetService has the latest outlook from Niwa to the end “He roused the people in the house was a sweltering 37.1 on the 31st, the compiled 30-year averages, moving of April. and then turned off the stove and mercury also plunged to a chilly 7.2 on forward every 10 years. For the Gisborne, Hawke’s Bay and removed the food from the element.” January 5. The historical data archived by Wairarapa regions, temperatures are SSO Carroll said it was “good save.” Unusually for January, 19 of the days Niwa (National Institute of Water and about equally likely to be near average “That person did a great job, saw the wind coming from the south or Atmospheric Research) show the average (a 40 percent chance) or above average and saved a lot of people a lot of south-east. January air temperature from 1937 to (a 45 percent chance). heartache.” Only 11 of the days featured warmer 1960 was 18.5 degrees. Rainfall totals are most likely to be SSO Carroll said unattended cooking north-west or westerly winds. Otherwise The first full 30-year average (1941 to near normal (a 45 percent chance). the overall temperatures would have 1970) saw that rise to 18.57. Soil moisture levels and river flows caused a lot of house fires and he been higher. Ten years on, the 1951 to 1980 are about equally likely to be near stressed the message to keep an eye The year has started off dry, with average had nudged up to 18.8. normal (a 40 percent chance) or below out when using the oven. rainfall total only 26.6 millimetres — The next three sets continued the normal (a 35 percent chance). The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 NEWS 5 Changes at the top of Rua Bioscience

MEDICINAL cannabis company Rua Bioscience has appointed Rob Mitchell as chief executive officer to replace company co-founder Manu Caddie. Mr Mitchell is a highly experienced senior executive, with over 30 years in leadership roles for pharmaceutical multinationals. He spent most of his career with Roche, eventually heading global product strategy for a division of the $88 billion Swiss company. Mr Caddie will continue to lead the regulatory and research divisions of Rua Bioscience. “We are delighted that Rob is joining Rua,” Rua Bioscience chairman Trevor Burt said. “Rob brings his unique capabilities to KAIHAUTU: Rob Mitchell (left) is the new chief executive of medicinal cannnabis company Rua Bioscience, replacing Manu the role but is also the right fit for Rua Caddie (right), who will continue to lead the company’s regulatory and research divisions. Mr Caddie describes Mr Mitchell’s role with our unique vision and kaupapa. as a “kaihautu” — the term traditionally used for the navigator of voyaging waka. “This industry is moving at lightning Mitchell picture by Nicola Topping, Caddie picture by Josie McClutchie speed and so is Rua Bioscience as we work to climb the value curve of the global medicinal cannabis industry. to focus solely on these priorities.” joining the company. hand the CEO reins to someone with Mr “The board began a global search Mr Mitchell said he spent 16 years Mr Mitchell started in various sales Mitchell’s experience at the right time for a new chief executive last year working overseas but “home keeps calling and marketing roles in New Zealand and and taking on a new role as “kaihautu”. in 2019 to ensure we were building us back”. Australia, then held successive positions “Kaihautu is a term used traditionally the capacity and capability needed to “My wife and I always wanted to come as managing director of Roche Products for the navigator in voyaging waka, not best position the company for a strong home to put our roots down for our three (NZ), general manager, Roche Thailand the chief but the person responsible for start once the regulations allow Rua to boys. Professionally I saw an opportunity and head of global product strategy, identifying opportunities and steering the manufacture and export cannabis-derived to apply my international learnings virology for F Hoffman La Roche in waka towards where we want to go,” said pharmaceuticals. to business and community in New California. Mr Caddie. “Rob’s ability to build strong Zealand, which only a company like Rua More recently he was senior vice- “We started this company in Ruatoria relationships from our growers to Bioscience could offer.” president, head of Asia Pacific for the to give patients around the world access technical teams, domestic healthcare He started the role today. Medicines Company, then senior vice to affordable medicinal cannabis products professionals and across global He and his wife are moving to president, global innovation group leader and to create employment opportunities partnerships was key to his appointment. Gisborne, where Rua is headquartered. -infectious disease, based in New Jersey. for our region. “Manu’s leadership and expertise in “I believe I have something to offer the His most recent experience was as chief “Now is the right time for a the regulatory and research areas is next stage of Rua’s growth as we work executive of Auckland-based Caldera chief executive with Rob’s global recognised domestically and globally. towards producing for the domestic and Health, which successfully developed a pharmaceutical experience to lead These areas will be critical to Rua’s international markets. prostate cancer diagnostic and prognostic the organisation and take us to the growth. Mr Mitchell says he is conscious of the test. next stage of commercialisation under “The board and Manu made the call strong social mission of Rua Bioscience, Rua Bioscience co-founder Manu the Government’s newly-established last year that he needed the bandwidth which was part of the attraction in Caddie said he was excited to be able to Medicinal Cannabis Scheme.” Four sites on Independent Police Conduct Authority finding ‘unsafe for swimming’ list FOUR sites in the region are ”unsafe for swimming”, according to latest water quality tests. Turanganui River at the Gladstone Road Bridge, Police should have Waimata River at Anzac Park, Mangahauini River at Tokomaru Bay and Makarika Stream near Waipiro Bay are on the “unsafe list” from test results completed on January 29. Waiotu Stream at Tokomaru Bay, Waipaoa River at Kanakanaia and Waiapu River at Rotokautuku abandoned pursuit Bridge have been given the all-clear. Urukokamuka Stream at Whatatutu has a “caution” over its suitability for bathing. THE Independent Police Conduct POLICE have acknowledged and accepted unfortunately do not always make the right All other test sites were clear. Authority has determined police the Independent Police Conduct Authority decisions in the heat of the moment. Our They are at Anaura Bay, Makorori, Midway, should have abandoned a pursuit as findings. officers make decisions as quickly and Pouawa, Tokomaru Bay, both ends of Tolaga Bay, it posed unnecessary risks and it was “Following this incident, a full debrief safely as they can in the situations they are Turihaua Beach, Waikanae, Wainui, Waipiro Bay, inappropriate for an officer to fire a was conducted, the officers involved were faced with. Wherowhero Lagoon, Wharekahika River, Hangaroa warning shot at the ground as the spoken to and there have been learnings “Their safety is of absolute importance. River at Doneraille Park, Waimata River, Kaiti Beach, driver fled on foot. come from it,” said Tairawhiti area police However, in this instance I acknowledge Sponge Bay, and the Karakatuwhero River near At about 10pm on June 28, 2018, commander Inspector Sam Aberahama. the officers should have made different Hicks Bay. police received two calls about a man “Officers are driven by an absolute decisions for their safety and the safety of There was no data available from test sites at causing a disturbance outside the motivation to do the right thing but the community.” the Turihaua Bridge on SH35 and the Uawa River at Tolaga Bay Inn. the SH35 bridge, and for the Hamanatua Stream at The man, who was known to the Okitu. two responding officers, left the scene before police arrived. pursuit, which took place mostly on a was first rammed and the incident A witness said “someone” had yelled forestry road. with the logging truck occurred. Bridge work to out that the When the pursuit Police should also have abandoned man had a gun, ended, the man the pursuit when the man continued although they ran into the forest, attempting to ram them. were unable to Immediate apprehension followed by one of “Immediate apprehension of the affect traffic confirm whether of‘ the man was the officers, who man was unnecessary as police had STRENGTHENING work to Aro Aro Bridge on he did. unnecessary as police had drew his pistol and good reason to believe they knew who State Highway 2 in the Waioeka Gorge has started The officers fired a warning shot the man was and could locate him and some traffic restrictions will apply from could not locate good reason to believe they into the ground. later,” said authority chairman Judge Monday, February 10. the man so knew who the man was and Two dog handlers Colin Doherty. The work is being done 13.5km south of Opotiki. planned to follow could locate him later searched for two “Leaving him to continue driving, Work started on site to prepare for the up with him the hours but were unpursued, would have likely resulted strengthening but traffic will only be affected from next day. —Judge Colin Doherty’ unable to locate the in less risk to others.” February 10. However, while man. The authority also found it was A single lane closure with speed restrictions will driving home, one He was arrested inappropriate for the officer to fire a be in place for six weeks from February 10 to allow of the officers saw the man’s ute and the next day in Gisborne. warning shot as no one had actually the works to be completed safely. began a pursuit. The Independent Police Conduct seen the man with a firearm, and he Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency Bay of Plenty The fleeing man rammed two police Authority determined the officer was did not present an immediate danger system manager Rob Campbell said motorists vehicles and drove into the path of a justified in initiating the pursuit but to others at the time he was running should plan ahead and allow extra time for their logging truck during the 34-minute should have abandoned it when he away. journeys. Keep up to date by checking nzta.govt.nz/traffic 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 BRIEFS Ministers taken to court over Bridges adamant decison on mine dumping WELLINGTON — Government ministers David Parker and Grant Robertson are being taken to court over their handling of a decision allowing the purchase of land on which to dump mine tailings. OceanaGold was approved to buy the land in on NZ First move October, but only after Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage’s decision to block the purchase was reversed. Community group Coromandel Watchdog of ‘It’s a view my caucus shares’ Hauraki is taking the ministers to the High Court, saying their decision to allow the purchase was flawed. WELLINGTON — National considering Winston Peters’ The group’s chair, the former Green MP Party leader Simon Bridges lawsuit actions against MPs Catherine Delahunty, said it would create a says his caucus is united and staffers. toxic dump and did not take into account the behind his decision to rule out “I think that tells us environmental risks. working with New Zealand prospectively for the future “Particularly things like long-term economic First after the election. that it’s about New Zealand benefit, if you’re going to talk about that you can’t Yesterday, the Opposition First and not the interest of separate that from our climate goals, which is leader ruled out working with New Zealanders. carbon neutrality by 2050,” Ms Delahunty said. New Zealand First in any “I’ve used the word “You can’t keep promoting industries that potential government after charade, what I mean by produce a lot of fossil fuels and contaminate the this year’s election. that is holding the country to environment, so they would be forced to look at In response, New Zealand ransom for weeks in quite a their decision again.” First leader Winston Peters precious way, backroom deals Ms Delahunty said papers would be filed with said he was “unfazed”, and throughout Government, the court tomorrow, and she hoped it would suggested that if National exceptional to any other MMP hear the case quickly. “We are horrified that the needed New Zealand First governments we’ve seen, Government undermined Minister Sage’s decision and Bridges did not call him, whether it’s waka jumping, oil on these grounds,” she said. then another member of the and gas, or a bunch of other “It showed bad faith and a willingness to National caucus would. decisions.” promote mining without considering the greatest Bridges told Morning The decision echoes one issue of our time, climate change. We have to do Report it was his call to rule made by former National everything we can to hold them to account and to out the party, but he did leader John Key in the lead act within the OIO rules.” consult with colleagues and up to the 2008 election, ‘WERE NOT WORKING WITH PETERS’: National Party leader Resource consents have yet to be issued for signalled his intentions to ultimately resulting in Peters’ the land. — RNZ his caucus and the board — Simon Bridges (above left) and New Zealand First leader ejection from parliament. all of which he felt were in Winston Peters. RNZ picture by Dom Thomas/Patrice Allen Speaking to Morning Jojo Rabbit wins BAFTA unanimous support. Report, Prime Minister LONDON — Taika Waititi’s Jojo Rabbit has won “It’s not just me, as I say, “I don’t see us doing any of and New Zealand First. Jacinda Ardern said it was the BAFTA award for best adapted screenplay. it’s a view my caucus shares, a those things. “It is pretty simple, if you up to voters to decide which The film has already nabbed the coveted view that the board that I also “We’re not doing what New want a National government, parties would end up having Grolsch People’s Choice Award at the close of met with before announcing Zealand First has suggested, you have to vote for it, if you to work together to form a Toronto International Film Festival last year. the decision shares and we won’t be picking up the want a Labour, Greens, New government. It has also been nominated for this year’s endorsed. phone, we won’t be seeking to Zealand First government, you “In an MMP environment, I Academy Awards for Best Picture and Best “We’re ruling out New work with them in any shape have to vote for that as well. think ultimately people decide Adapted Screenplay, as well as Best Editing, Best Zealand First, full stop. or form. It’s not for me to tell New that and we then work with Production Design and Best Costume Design. “If they hold the balance of “And I think what’s Zealanders (what to do), but I what democracy produces. The 2020 Bafta Film Awards were taking place in power after the next election, important about that are am making that certainty and “We (Labour) can work with London, with Joker, The Irishman and Once Upon we’re not working with them.” the reasons that I can’t trust choice quite clear.” New Zealand First, and we A Time In Hollywood among the nominees. Asked if this would also them and I don’t think New While Bridges said he can work with the Greens, and Sir Sam Mendes film, 1917, had won six prizes at include other options such as a Zealanders can.” wanted to collaborate with not just that, we can form a the time of going to press this morning, including limited supply and confidence He said he wanted to others and believed in stable, solid government as we best director, best cinematography, outstanding deal, Bridges insisted any give voters a clear sense of the MMP (Mixed-Member have for the last two years. British film, best sound and production design. formal arrangements with the certainty and choice between Proportional) system, he did “The rest is up to voters.” It also won best visual effects and was tipped to party were ruled out. National and Labour, Greens, not trust New Zealand First — RNZ win the top prize — best film. — RNZ and BBC Tributes flow in for NZ’s 34th prime minister, Mike Moore

WELLINGTON — Former New as Friday. condolences. Soon after, he had the first of his Zealand Prime Minister Mike Moore “I feel incredibly lucky to have only “Mike was the rare politician whose three bouts of cancer. died yesterday, aged 71. just seen Mike on Friday. He never outlook was improved by his life in In 1978, he was elected to the Moore was at his home in Auckland lost his interest and passion for politics. Mike seriously grew in the job. Christchurch seat of Papanui, when he died, his wife Yvonne Moore politics, because he saw it as such an He took to heart the idea that it was defeating National Cabinet Minister said, according to a statement from important vehicle for change,” she said his job to learn more about the issues, Bert Walker. He held that seat, which the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) in a statement. and evolve his views over time. He later became Christchurch North and yesterday morning. “During Mike’s long parliamentary never stopped learning, which is rare Waimakariri, until his retirement from Moore, who was the country’s 34th career, he held the positions of prime in politics,” Peters said. Parliament in 1999. prime minister, suffered a stroke in minister, deputy minister of finance, “Many New Zealanders will have In the fourth Labour Government 2015 when he was New Zealand’s minister of external relations and fond memories of his political career from 1984 to 1990, Moore held ambassador in Washington, DC, and trade, minister of tourism, sport and — whether his championing of lamb the portfolios of Overseas Trade had been in declining health in recent recreation, and he was minister of burgers, his witty turn of phrase, his & Marketing, Tourism, Sport & years. overseas trade and marketing. restless energy, or his passion for Recreation, America’s Cup, External His wife said her husband had had “While Mike made his mark in many helping New Zealanders of all walks Relations and Trade, Deputy Finance numerous health issues since his ways, one of his enduring legacies of life. and Foreign Affairs. stroke. to New Zealand is the work he did “By the time he left parliament, Mike He was the 11th Leader of the New “Mike was born in Whakatane but opening up world trade and gaining was a champion of the role that trade Zealand Labour Party and, therefore, grew up in Kawakawa and Moerewa in access for New Zealand exporters to can play in lifting people out of poverty Prime Minister and later Leader of the the Far North and wanted to spend his new markets. That was a legacy he and improving living standards.” Opposition, from September 4, 1990, final months in the place that gave him also left for the world. Peters lauded Moore as “one of the until December 1, 1993. his drive, spirit and courage,” she said. “Through both his lead role in the great New Zealanders”. Moore was the World Trade “Mike wanted to be in Northland one GATT trade round and in his tenure National Party leader Simon Bridges Organisation’s third Director General, last time, so he spent much of summer as Director General of the World Trade also paid tribute to Moore yesterday, the highest international role ever held in Matauri Bay and only came back to Organisation, he dedicated his life to tweeting: “Farewell Mike Moore, a great by a New Zealander, from 1999 to 2002 FAREWELL: Mike Moore. RNZ Auckland in recent weeks because of the service of New Zealand. fighter for Kiwis who needed a hand and oversaw China’s entry into the picture by Rebekah Parsons-King his health. “A member of The Order of New up and a staunch advocate for free global rules based trading system. He “Northland made him the battler Zealand and former Ambassador to trade. My thoughts are with Yvonne also launched the Doha Development “He enjoyed being a representative and fighter for ordinary Kiwis he was the United States, Mike was passionate and family.” Round in 2002. parliamentarian, doing electorate throughout his life and career and about our country and ensuring its First elected to the Auckland He was appointed New Zealand clinics at the weekends, and during the that was what drove him to become a place in the modern world. seat of Eden in 1972, Moore was Ambassador to the United States week debating issues and legislation member of the New Zealand Labour “The world has lost a man with a New Zealand’s youngest Member of in 2010 and played a significant in the House. Party at 16-years-old. He was stubborn, huge intellect and a huge heart. E te Parliament at 23-years-old, according role in the Trans-Pacific Partnership “It was in the debating chamber that optimistic, generous and kind.” rangatira, moe mai, moe mai, moe mai to the PMO statement. trade agreement and enhancing he felt at home most because he knew Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern sent ra.” He held the seat for one term and the relationship between the two his humour, quick wit and well-read her condolences to Moore’s family, She was joined by Deputy Prime was defeated in the Rob Muldoon countries. knowledge would set him apart from saying she had seen him as recently Minister Winston Peters in sharing her landslide victory in 1975. His wife said he loved parliament. many others.” — RNZ The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Evacuating Kiwis NZ closes its borders from Wuhan by Belinda Feek, NZ Herald — what you WELLINGTON — New need to know Zealand has followed the United States, Australia and by Jordan Bond, RNZ Japan in restricting entry by foreign nationals arriving from AUCKLAND — A military training base or transiting through mainland in north Auckland is being turned into China, as Kiwis stuck in a quarantine centre for New Zealanders Wuhan are due to return home. returning from Wuhan, the epicentre of the Once back home, those on novel coronavirus outbreak. the Government-commissioned Dozens will be kept in isolation at the NZ Air New Zealand flight will Defence Force site in Whangaparaoa for two first have to spend two weeks weeks to contain any possible infection. in isolation at a military base As of today, all foreign travellers from China in Whangaparaoa. are barred from entering the country for up to Health Minister Dr David NZ FOLLOWING SUIT: two weeks. Clark yesterday announced Hong Kong cut off rail In the coming days, about 70 Kiwis who that during the isolation period service to mainland have been trapped in Wuhan will be evacuated the returnees would receive China last week to try by the Government. daily medical checks. to stop the spread of Health Minister Dr David Clark said they Families would be kept coronavirus. AP picture would be placed in compulsory isolation for together where possible, but two weeks at Whangaparaoa Military Training remain isolated from other permanent residents returning had been taken to protect “It’s not as if you get it Facility. returnees. to the country will still be the health and safety of a and you’re a goner. You can Dr Clark said health staff would check them The move comes amid able to enter, as will their 10-strong Air New Zealand survive,” he said. daily, but otherwise they would try to keep a reports of the first death immediate family members, crew on the flight bringing “People need to remember sense of normality for people and families. outside of China related to but will be required to self- Kiwis home. that it is a new form of flu No one displaying symptoms would be coronavirus. isolate for 14 days on arriving. E tu union aviation director virus, so keep it in perspective, allowed on the flight from Wuhan, which would A 44-year-old Chinese man Ardern said the Ministry Savage, who goes by only one and we will be encouraging be staffed by St John paramedics, an Air NZ from Wuhan died in hospital of Foreign Affairs and Trade name, said the crew was flown crew to do that.” doctor and volunteer Air NZ flight crew. in the Philippines after (Mfat) had raised its travel to Hong Kong on Saturday to Meanwhile, the new travel Director-General of Health, Dr Ashley experiencing fever, coughing, advice to all New Zealanders rest before the 18-to-19-hour ban would affect potentially Bloomfield, said there was a chance some of and a sore throat. for all of mainland China to flight from Wuhan. thousands of international the passengers would have the coronavirus. It brought the death toll the highest level — “do not However, for everyone’s students due to begin the He said the flight crew would have yesterday to 304 as the World travel”. safety, any Kiwi showing flu- academic year in New Zealand. protective equipment, and would not need to Health Organisation warned “We have been advised by like symptoms would not be Almost 111,000 fee-paying be isolated afterwards. Dr Clark said there was that other countries need health officials that while there allowed to board the flight. international students were no date yet for the evacuation flight to take off, to prepare for the disease are still a range of unknowns Once on board, passengers enrolled to study in New but the Government was working to make it spreading among their in the way the virus is being would be spread around Zealand in 2018, of whom happen within the next few days. populations as more nations transmitted, we should take a the plane to ensure enough 36,000 were Chinese citizens. report local infections. precautionary approach and space between them in case With the academic year Prime Minister Jacinda temporarily stop travel into symptoms developed en route. about to start, international Ardern said the restriction New Zealand from mainland Coronavirus was spread students arrivals are at their would take effect from today China, and of people who have through coughing and sneezing peak. and would stay in place for up recently been in China,” the — saliva, Savage said. It had Chinese tourism operators to 14 days. prime minister said. heavy droplets as opposed have already cancelled The position would be “It is critically important to other viruses, so it didn’t outbound tours, affecting reviewed every 48 hours. that we both protect New spread as far — about a metre tourism operators globally, Starting from yesterday, any Zealanders from the virus and — and then dropped to a including New Zealand. foreign travellers in transit to play our part in the global surface. Ardern said Cabinet was New Zealand would be subject effort to contain it. He said coronavirus was “acutely aware of the economic to enhanced screening on “I am particularly mindful a bad flu from which people impact of the virus, including arrival but, pending clearance, that we are a gateway to the could recover. But if a on tourism, the primary sector would be granted entry to New Pacific, and must factor that person’s health was already and education”. 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AUCKLAND — Iwi leaders could PROTESTING pull back on threats to sue the AGAINST UPLIFTS: Government over water rights if a Wellington deal can be done that would see $1 protesters at a rally billion invested in water storage in July of last year schemes. against Oranga It is set to be one of the biggest Tamariki’s removal issues on the agenda for Maori of Maori children leaders, who are meeting in Waitangi from whanau. this week. RNZ picture “Te Tiriti o Waitangi guaranteed by Ana Tovey certain rights to us and freshwater is a guaranteed right, the equivalent term in 1840 I guess was ownership,” iwi leader Willie Te Aho told 1 NEWS yesterday. Mr Te Aho is proposing a partial solution to the long-running, Treatment of Maori politically fraught issue of Maori claims of water ownership. In exchange for dropping legal action for five years, iwi chairs would ask the Government to increase an existing provincial growth fund that women ‘inhumane’ is tagged specifically for Maori land. It would rise from $100 million now to $200 million, for $1 billion by Mani Dunlop, RNZ heavily-armed police with police The death certificate was structural analysis and review of over five years. dogs. accepted by the coroner the Oranga Tamariki systems, policies, The situation would then be WELLINGTON — A report on Dame Naida Glavish, who chaired following day, Dame Naida said. processes and practices; and reassessed in 2025. Oranga Tamariki has revealed the governance group overseeing Dame Naida promised that the building on the call from whanau “It gives us an opportunity to harrowing stories of the removal the review, said the report confirmed report would not sit on a shelf. “The for ‘By Maori — For Maori, With basically kill two birds with one of Maori babies and is calling for a systemic failure and discrimination. findings back our call for a complete Maori’ solutions for long-term stone — deal with the urgent needs complete overhaul of the ministry. “The Crown is not honouring Te overhaul of Oranga Tamariki, the sustainability. of our lands and our people that The Maori-led investigation, which Tiriti o Waitangi. Family Court ex parte order process Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern are desperate for development started six months ago, is one “There have been unprecedented and the law that facilitates uplifts.” said Oranga Tamaraki had needed assistance, and also make moves of five into the ministry and was breaches of human rights, and the The report said the overwhelming change and there were signs of towards addressing rights and spearheaded by the Whanau Ora treatment of Maori women has been conclusion from the inquiry was progress. interests,” Mr Te Aho says. Commissioning agency. inhumane. that state care of tamariki and pepi “No-one wants to see children “And within that five years, we’ve Official figures released by the “We can clearly see from the Maori, and in particular the uplift removed — no matter what way you either come up with solutions or Children’s Commissioner in January volume of evidence and the heavy- practices, were never appropriate cut it, it’s a traumatising thing — but it could be that those that wish to showed Maori babies were five handed approach inflicted on for the long-term well-being of we do sadly have children who are proceed back to court can proceed times more likely to end up in state this whanau that something is so Maori. in situations that put them at risk. back to court and take that action.” care than non-Maori babies last systemically wrong. This entrenched “So we do have to try and reduce Over the next couple of days, iwi year, and their rate of urgent entry behaviour is plain unjust,” Dame those scenarios . . . working much leaders will vote on the proposal. into state care has doubled since Naida said. The inquiry was based more closely with whanau to Shane Jones, the minister in 2010. “We are deeply grateful to on contacts with more prevent that in the first place. charge of the fund, says he knows it The inquiry was based on whanau who had the courage to “To date, I think everyone would is a tough issue for iwi. contacts with more than 1000 stand up and speak their truth.” than 1000 whanau, both acknowledge that we did need “I am very interested in the whanau, both Maori and non-Maori, In another incident revealed by Maori and non-Maori, change. It was only three years ago proposal that has been worked up,” on their experiences with Oranga the inquiry, Dame Naida said police on their experiences that Oranga Tamariki was created he told 1 NEWS. Tamariki. and Oranga Tamariki demanded . . . and so it really is still trying to “Something of that scale has to In one incident mentioned in the a post mortem on a 12-year-old with Oranga Tamariki. find its feet as an organisation it is go to the Cabinet minister, but the report, 14 armed police officers were girl with a brain tumour who had intended to be. challenge for Maori land owners is used to remove a five-month-old died in hospital, before her parents “There are signs of what we’re to operate in a way that the land Maori baby from a mother. could take her home, despite a wanting to see. For instance, we’ve becomes a lot more productive and The mother said police and paediatrician providing a death It suggests with new increased got strategic partnerships with four generates jobs.” Oranga Tamariki staff converged certificate. government spending still resulting iwi, Ngai Tahu, Ngapuhi, Waikato- Mr Te Aho has already secured on her home to carry out an uplift “Before she could write the death in poor outcomes for whanau, there Tainui and Tuhoe.” $16.5 million in water storage order that had been approved by the certificate, in walked the police, is a strong economic case to make There had also been a 42 funding for his hapu at Raukokore, Family Court without the whanau retraumatised the parents by . . . revolutionary change to the current percent increase in funding to iwi in the eastern Bay of Plenty. receiving any notification. interviewing them separately, and system. organisations working with children If iwi leaders can get an agreement The mother thought she then marching with them from The review details three key over the past two years, and a on this proposal, it will be taken to was heading to a family group Starship Hospital to the mortuary actions to overhaul the system: decrease in the number of Maori the prime minister on Wednesday. conference at Oranga Tamariki, but service because Oranga Tamariki supporting and strengthening babies coming into state care, — 1 News instead was met at her door by insisted on a post mortem.” whanau capability and capacity; a Ardern said. 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WELLINGTON — Privacy Commissioner John by Tamsyn Parker, NZ Herald Guinea and Africa. Some countries have population use cash on a daily basis and Edwards is open to extending a system that allows moved to direct mobile-to-mobile payment 38 percent used cash for transactional emergency services to locate a person without WELLINGTON — The daily usage of systems to get around this issue. purposes at least three times a week or their consent. cash to pay for everyday items is falling Laurent predicted cash use would more. But the watchdog but, when it comes to transferring money continue to fall but would remain for a While people aged 60 and over has also warned overseas, cash use remains high. while to come in New Zealand. “We don’t accounted for 41 percent of cash holdings about what he calls Gregory Laurent, Western Union see cash going away too fast.” for transactional purposes. “scope-creep”. regional vice-president for Oceania, The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is Laurent said it was seeing a rise in “The technology says around 40 percent of the monetary in the middle of a multi-year study on the number of people using its service required to deliver transfers from New Zealand are still done the future of cash amid concerns that digitally although take-up was not as the extended system in cash. the falling usage could eventually see life high as in Australia where the service could be highly And, unlike banks, the Fortune 500 made harder for some people, including has been around for longer. intrusive if misused,” company is not shutting up its retail those without a bank account, older Laurent, who moved to Australia he says. outlets — even with the rise in people people, the disabled, tourists and others last March from France, said digital “Unregulated, the using its service digitally rather than in who use it for cultural reasons. transactions were far more widely used proposed system person. in Australasia than in France. extensions could “We often think cash is a small In Europe, Sweden and Norway lead Privacy Commissioner Cash is a very trusted payment allow location John Edwards proportion but cash is still important the pack for the highest take-up of digital agencies — MBIE because cash is a very trusted payment method‘ — it is physical. transactions while Germany retains the (the Ministry of method — it is physical.” —Gregory’ Laurent highest cash usage. Business, Innovation and Employment) — and Laurent says cash has one major According to Bloomberg, the average emergency service providers — to locate almost advantage over digital payments — it German wallet contains 103 physical any individual in the country at any time.” cannot be hacked. They say with less use, the cost of euros, the European Central Bank The Emergency Caller Location Information New Zealand’s strong links to the having cash and the infrastructure to estimated in November, more than three service, developed by Datacom, was introduced Pacific Islands are also keeping cash support it is rising, which could push times the figure in France. in 2017. popular. Some Pacific Islands use New businesses to stop accepting it in future Cash is still the means of payment Using a phone’s GPS signal, it allows Zealand currency and are so small they or even charge for accepting cash. in some 80 percent of point-of-sale emergency services to more quickly locate don’t have ATMs. Public submissions to the Reserve transactions in Germany, compared with people at risk of harm but who have not made a That means cash sent by family and Bank found people were divided over only 45 percent — and falling fast — next call to 111. For example, someone who is lost in friends can be an important way of whether cash would become harder to use door in the Netherlands. a national park, kidnapped, or has indicated an getting access to it. or access in New Zealand and how soon Last year research by the BNZ found intention to harm themselves or others. Others have their own currencies but this might occur. that for those Kiwis who carry cash, the Edwards says he supports the system’s public may not have as high a take-up of bank But most agreed with the central average amount is $70. safety benefits, but “in a way that is proportional accounts as New Zealand has, Laurent bank’s view that people who are And transferring money around the and does not open the door to abuses”. adds. financially excluded could be severely world is growing with globalisation. So he has recommended the location service The World Bank estimates that only 1 negatively impacted if cash becomes World Bank figures show in 2018 be extended, but with new safeguards — which percent of the population in New Zealand difficult to get or use in New Zealand. US$689 billion ($1.06 trillion) was moved he says he will check in on periodically to see the does not have a bank account. But that A Reserve Bank cash-use survey internationally, up from US$573 billion system is not being misused. is much higher in places like Papua New in 2017 found 11 percent of the adult ($886.5 billion) in 2016. In a document just released for public discussion, Edwards proposes the location system be used only where it is necessary to prevent a serious threat to a person’s life or health; that the duration of the tracking is Port of Tauranga feels coronavirus bite minimised; that all use of the tracking technology is logged; and that the whole system is subject to by Andrea Fox, NZ Herald this week about the situation at Chinese At the company’s annual meeting in his review. ports. October, Cairns told shareholders that He says emergency services should be able TAURANGA — The coronavirus scare The company would give more based on the first quarter’s performance to locate any smartphone or tablet with phone will hit Port of Tauranga export volumes guidance to the market in its and notwithstanding any significant services enabled at will — where life is in danger. “no question”, but the fallout will be interim 2020 financial year results market changes, full-year earnings But he also proposes that the location system short-term, says chief executive Mark announcement on February 28. were expected to be between $96m and be opt-in for those with GPS-enabled devices Cairns. Cairns noted PoT had weathered $101m. such as “wearables” like a fitness band. “This The international hub port is New the impacts of other global virus Cairns’ prediction that the recognises that people may not expect emergency Zealand’s largest export port and its emergencies and economic crises and coronavirus impact on the port would service providers to have access to the location share price is already feeling the bite they had proved to be short-term. be shortlived is supported by Craigs of devices that are not designed to communicate, of investor jitters over the China-origin Log exports were last year already Investment Partners head of private such as wearable devices, so individual virus, closing on Friday at $7.58 after an reflecting a sharp decrease in wealth research Mark Lister. authorisation will be required,” he says. $8 high in early January. international prices and demand. The Lister said the port with its national The Privacy Commissioner says he is interested Cairns expects exports for China port company in late October reported a economic infrastructure component to hear public debate on that point. from the forestry sector to slow and drop of 5.2 percent in log export volumes was “a bit more resilient” than other Council for Civil Liberties chairman Thomas meat and dairy outbound volumes to to just over 1.7 million tonnes in the businesses affected by international Beagle told the NZ Herald, “This seems like potentially also be affected as parts of first quarter of the 2020 financial year. events. an acceptable use of the technology and we China continue to be locked down and Dairy product exports also decreased The spike to $8-plus in its share appreciate the constraint that it can’t be used for quarantined with subsequent impacts — by 1.7 percent, compared to the price had been driven by expectations any other purpose. However, we have long held on Chinese industry and business corresponding July 1 to September 30 of politically-driven change in the ports that any sort of emergency intrusion done for sectors. period in 2019. Container volumes, sector and questions over the future of the benefit of an individual should be proactively He said PoT expected to learn more however, rose by 5.8 percent. Auckland’s port. revealed to that person after the event. No ordinary subdivision: $720k just for the section QUEENSTOWN — Anyone Simon Hayes, who has listed the district plan rules. with a spare $600,000 can sections with colleague Chelsey He expects titles for this stage choose among some of the Koberstein, says they reflect “the will be issued around the end of last residential plots on the development costs on this type of March. Queenstown side of Lake terrain”. This release is again a joint Wakatipu’s Frankton Arm. However, the reward is venture between the Hensman The third stage of the undoubtedly the panoramic family and Queenstown Hill’s Remarkables View subdivision, views, from the Crown Terrace Middleton family. directly above the new Frankton on one side to Cecil and Walter Grant Hensman says about 12 Marina, is currently for sale. Peaks on the other side, not to to 15 years’ development work Nine sections have sold while mention the handy location. has already gone in. 11, including four unit-capable Hayes says inquiries have The timing of various stages, lots in the previous stage, are picked up over the past two he says, has been governed by still for sale. weeks after slowing down late the market. Prices in the new stage — off last year. “The ban on foreign buyers Angelo Drive, which runs off He notes in the earlier stages, has affected the market, there is Middleton Road — range from “a reasonable number of people no question about that. $580,000 to $720,000, while sizes have already built”. “You are also at the whim SPARE CHANGE? range from 533 square metres to With no restrictive developer of the council to get the thing Residential plots range from $580,000 to

1375sqm. covenants in place, he says through, which just seems to $720,000. File picture While the prices are steep, people can build anything take longer. He says quite a lot more developed higher up. Harcourts Queenstown agent they like so long as it is within “Nothing has got quicker.” residential land will be — Otago Daily Times 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 EDITORIAL Water bid should concern us all Bridges and Peters by Clive Bibby development of those lands, in exchange for leadership have been involved in the a deferral of court action, is abhorrent in its preparation of these proposals in a clandestine locked in a battle LAST night’s headline concept and breathtaking in its audacity. way. news item on TV One about In writing this column I am forced to Their response will be an indication of their Scenes of happy Brexiteers fresh water rights caught me temporarily abandon my own series of columns commitment to a solution that benefits every celebrating in Parliament Square as by surprise and leaves me that are designed to discuss this important issue person living within our territorial boundaries. the United Kingdom finally exited concerned that this proposal is in a more inclusive way. It will also be a challenge to this Government, the European Union brought an end apparently being treated with I had hoped that we might be able as a which is being asked to consider a blatant to another busy week in the news an amount of credibility in high community, dependent as we all are upon this race-based option that has apartheid-like cycle, but here in New Zealand there places that it doesn’t deserve. lifeblood for our survival, to sit down together connotations. was also a dramatic development. Perhaps I have misread the announcement and calmly seek a resolution to the problem of My hope is that the idea is already dead in the featuring Willie Te Aho and local tribal land as fresh water delivery to all sectors, before the water — excuse the pun. In what would be described in being just another iwi leader flying a kite, trying threat of climate change makes the task so much It certainly would mean electoral suicide for gambling terms as doubling down, to gain leverage before the idea is discussed harder. any government claiming to be representative National Party leader Simon Bridges more fully at a hui prior to Waitangi Day Mr Te Aho’s plans seem designed to railroad of all peoples who need access to this precious announced that he would not work celebrations. If so, maybe it will disappear off the those sorts of consultations to the scrap heap. commodity. with New Zealand First after this political radar as quickly as it arrived. He has chosen instead to take a more direct Perhaps my fears are unfounded as my search year’s election, saying he can’t trust But from my point of view, the issue being path in seeking an accommodation for his own for a repeat of yesterday’s announcement in the party. discussed — exclusive fresh water rights people’s needs. Forget the rest of us. Stuff’s lead stories this morning has found no It means that in effect Bridges (ownership) — remains as a matter for concern It will be interesting to see how much traction trace. and NZ First’s Winston Peters are if this type of approach is to become the norm his proposal is able to generate. Maybe they know more than we do about locked in a battle in which each when seeking a resolution to our problems I suspect that the framework for his ideas have where it was heading! around this vital resource. had a gestation period lasting months, if not However, the fact that the controversial idea is must destroy the other. Think about it for a moment. years, and will have involved a number of Maori being canvassed at all is cause for concern. For Bridge’s gamble to work, he The proposal to effectively blackmail the and even Pakeha leaders from this region and I live in hope that tomorrow we will be back to really needs NZ First to fall below Government into agreeing to provide $1 billion around the country. acting like responsible human beings. the crucial 5 percent mark and fade for exclusive use by iwi on their private lands to I would be disappointed but not surprised The lives of those less able to fight against away. build water storage reservoirs that will enable if any members of our council and local iwi this type of autocracy depend on it. Even then he has the challenging task of getting past the 50 percent LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS point of the vote against a strong Labour/Green coalition. It is a bold Backlash OK, expected move that will decide his whole Re: Anti-fishing column will I only hope I will be forgiven political future. Entitled to same treatment have upset many, February 1 for speaking out. In the UK the throng of flag-waving Re: Responses to ‘fighting’ same treatment provided letter. But Alain is right about the Brexiteers were in high spirits as story, January 31. by all agencies, government I knew my “Fishing contests “yet more doom and gloom”, they celebrated the moment the In reply to Tommy Wilkie. funded or not. a cruel blood sport” column only this time it is the fish country left the European Union Yes, taxpayers’ money not In reply to Gayle. would cause upset. I am also that we doom by continually after 47 years. taxpayer as in individual . . . Bless you Gayle. I wish a lot aware that most people love hunting them down. as in yours. more people would think and fish in an entirely different The statistics speak for Trying to set a diplomatic way than I do. themselves in the decline in and inclusive tone amidst the How cruel you are . . . a not judge straight away . . . life is a life, whether the have a beautiful day. Alain needn’t feel sad the number of big catches, and celebrations, Prime Minister Boris for me, I’m well ready for a the number of fish left in the Johnson acknowledged during his individual is good or bad. Everyone is entitled to the FRANCES HOKIANGA backlash — even from family sea. speech that the country was heavily and friends. BOB HUGHES divided and there were a great number who regarded the exit as a disaster. He pledged to “bring us together and take us forward”. Awesome Ngati Porou Agreed, give it a rest . . . As well as trying to unite the Re: Iwi vision for children, — as going down the current Re: February 1 letter. a different name. And if you country, Johnson’s government has February 1 story. path yields the same results. I agree totally with Alain — ask Alain nicely, I am sure to negotiate a trade deal with the Ka mau te wehi Ngati I wish Ngati Porou all give it a rest Bob. Have you he would take you out for a EU before the end of the transition Porou, ara kaenga ka tika. success. got any life at all apart from day of fishing R&R. It would period in December — which Ngati Porou have always trying to scare everyone that be good for you to be away said our issues, our solutions MENG FOON the world’s going to end in a from that computer and let a commentators feel is a very short blaze of flames, hell and fury? few more people write some time for such a major, complicated Well, it’s not I am sure. letters. The same old ones process. In 1000 years we will have become a bit stale. 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Unlike the rail trail New Year!” There are 52 business rail route for both freight (and I with both Britain and the EU. Britain down south, this could be used weeks of the year. A passenger and advocate for passenger traffic) and is reportedly seeking a similar all year round. It would also freight rail service could fulfil the not some appurtenance for cycling agreement with the EU to the one Lock them up bring in more tourists and 52 to the benefit of all stakeholders activity for the minority. He who Canada has. Re: Police call for calm after gang jobs. both in employment growth, large pedals that business alternative as The week ended on a sad violence, February 1 story. As for the Berl report, scale inward investment and the best use of any or all parts of note with the death of former Should lock them all up! Not you pay me enough and I’ll revenues. Not just in two brief the the line is trading in “snake oil” prime minister and World Trade good kids seeing this violence. produce figures for you. weeks. as a panacea for the East Coast’s Organisation director-general Mike As Mr Moreton, Ruskin and economic future. Moore. The fact he was, at 59 days, TIM DAVE Ramsden rightly comment, the RICHARD the country’s shortest-serving prime [email protected] minister and was much derided for his support of lamb burgers while ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. trade minister in the 1980s, does ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. not do this long-serving politician ■ Always include full name and contact details. and champion of free trade justice. ■ 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 • Monday, February 3, 2020 WORLD 13 Coronavirus scare triggers anti-China racism worldwide SEOUL — A scary new virus Auckland mall last week to buy from China has spread around a wedding card a woman gave the world. So has rising anti- her a dirty look and told her “You Chinese sentiment, calls for Asians are the ones who brought a full travel ban on Chinese this virus.” Chua has lived in visitors and indignities for New Zealand for 21 years. “It’s Chinese and other Asians. racist and beyond rude,” she said. Restaurants in South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong and JAPAN Vietnam have refused to accept Chinese customers. Indonesians Many Japanese have taken to marched near a hotel and called social media to call for a travel on Chinese guests there to ban for the Chinese visitors amid leave. French and Australian worries they’ll come to Japan for newspapers face criticism for virus-related treatments. One racist headlines. Chinese and tweet said, “Please ban Chinese other Asians in Europe, the tourists immediately,” while United States, Asia and the another said, “I’m so worried Pacific complaint of racism. that my child may catch the Two dozen countries outside virus.” of China have reported cases of A candy store in Hakone, a the new coronavirus, which has hot springs town west of Tokyo, killed 304 people and sickened recently made headlines after it around 15,000 people. Many posted a note saying, “Chinese countries have sent planes to people’s entry into the store the Chinese city of Wuhan to is prohibited.” On Wednesday, evacuate their nationals. XENOPHOBIC SENTIMENT: South Korean protesters stage a rally calling for a ban on Chinese people Menya Hareruya, a popular The anti-China sentiments entering South Korea near the presidential Blue House in Seoul, South Korea. The sign reads: “No ramen chain in Sapporo on come as a powerful Beijing Entry.” AP picture Japan’s northern island of bolsters its global influence, and Hokkaido, posted a sign saying China’s rise has caused trade, outpouring.” Chinese sentiment in Hong community groups in Paris. “No entry for Chinese tourists.” political and diplomatic disputes Kong, where months of street A Danish paper, Jyllands- with many countries. THE UNITED STATES protests against Beijing’s Posten, published a cartoon SOUTHEAST ASIA But with rising fear of the influence have roiled the semi- that replaced the yellow mysterious disease has come a After news broke that autonomous Chinese city. stars of the Chinese flag with Last weekend, several hundred more acute anti-Chinese and, in someone attending Arizona State Last week, Hong Kong Chief representations of the virus. The residents in the Indonesian some cases, anti-Asian backlash. University has the virus, Ari Executive Carrie Lam suspended Chinese Embassy in Copenhagen tourist city of Bukittinggi Here’s a look from AP Deng, who is Chinese American, ferry and high-speed train called the cartoon “an insult marched to the Novotel Hotel, journalists from around the said she sat down at a study services to the mainland and to China” and demanded the where some 170 Chinese tourists world: table on the Tempe, Arizona, reduced flights between Hong newspaper apologise. were staying, to protest their campus near five other students. Kong and Chinese cities. The German Der Spiegel entrance into Indonesia. SOUTH KOREA Deng, who was the only Asian, Tenno Ramen, a Japanese magazine ran a headline that They blocked roads near the said the other students began noodle restaurant in Hong Kong, said “made in China” along hotel to prevent the Chinese, South Korean websites have whispering. “They got really is refusing to serve mainland with a photo of an individual in who’d arrived a day earlier, from been flooded with comments tense and they quickly gathered customers. “We want to live protective gear. getting out of the hotel. Local calling on the government to their stuff and just left at the longer. We want to safeguard On Friday, a cafe near Rome’s authorities decided to send the block or expel Chinese and same time.” local customers. Please excuse Trevi Fountain, a popular visitors back to China later in racist remarks about Chinese In a recent business class a us,” the restaurant said on tourist site, posted a notice in its the day. eating habits and hygiene. A non-Asian student “said ‘Not Facebook. window saying “all people coming More than 400,000 Malaysians popular Seoul seafood restaurant to be racist, but there’s a lot of from China are not allowed have signed an online petition frequented by Chinese tourists international students that live EUROPE access in this place,” according to calling for a ban on Chinese posted a sign saying “No entry in my apartment complex. I try the Italian news agency ANSA. travellers and urging the for Chinese” before taking it my best to keep my distance but A French teacher started a When AP journalists went there government to “save our family down on Wednesday after an I think it’s a good precaution Twitter conversation recently to check on it, the post was no and our children”. online backlash. for all of us to wash our hands,’” under #JeNeSuisPasUnVirus longer in the window. A hotel in Danang, Vietnam, a More than 650,000 South Deng said. (I am not a virus) that has popular beach destination, has Koreans have signed an Meanwhile, the University drawn numerous accounts of AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND been refusing to accept Chinese online petition filed with the of California, Berkeley’s health discrimination, from children tourists. presidential Blue House calling services centre removed an taunted in the schoolyard to More than 51,000 signatures A former police officer and for a temporary ban on Chinese Instagram post on Thursday that subway passengers moving away have appeared on an online town mayor, Abner Afuang, said visitors. Some conservative said “fears about interacting with from people who appear Asian. petition demanding apologies he burned a Chinese flag on opposition lawmakers publicly those who might be from Asia France has a significant and from Australia’s two biggest- Friday in front of the National back these steps, and about 30 and guilt about these feelings” growing Asian community, and circulation newspapers over their Press Club in Manila to protest people rallied near the Blue were a normal reaction to the Chinese visitors are a pillar of headlines. the problems China has brought House on Wednesday demanding coronavirus outbreak. the French tourism industry, The petition condemned to the Philippines and other the government immediately ban “No matter how much time we but old prejudices run deep. A Melbourne’s Herald Sun headline Southeast Asian countries, Chinese tourists. spend in this country, at times regional newspaper in northern on Wednesday that read, including the virus and Beijing’s “Unconditional xenophobia we are almost immediately France carried a front-page “Chinese virus pandamonium,” a claim to disputed islands in the against the Chinese is viewed as a foreigner,” Gregg headline warning of a “Yellow misspelling that plays on China’s South China Sea. intensifying” in South Korea, Orton, the national director of Alert,” and later apologised amid native pandas, and Sydney’s The The Philippine president’s the mass-circulation JoongAng the National Council of Asian national criticism. Daily Telegraph headline on the office said in a statement, “Let Ilbo newspaper said in an Pacific Americans, said. “It’s a virus that comes from same day that read, “China kids us not engage in discriminatory editorial on Thursday. “Infectious a region in China. It could stay home.” behaviour, nor act with any bias diseases are a matter of science, HONG KONG have come from North Africa, Singaporean Kiwi Dollice towards our fellow men. The not an issue that can be Europe or anywhere,” said Soc Chua told the New Zealand reality is everyone is susceptible resolved through an emotional The virus has deepened anti- Lam, a legal adviser to Chinese Herald that when she went to an to the virus.” — AP First death outside China reported; Wuhan hospital built in 10 days ready for patients

BEIJING — The first death province and tightened the construction began. A second Malaysians are concerned outside China from the new quarantine in one city by hospital is set to open soon about the spread of the virus UPGRADING coronavirus was recorded on allowing only one family after. to our shores, we are equally FACILITIES: A Sunday in the Philippines, as member to venture out to buy With no end in sight to the sympathetic toward China,” Chinese army countries around the world supplies. outbreak, authorities in Hubei Primary Industries Minister medic looks evacuated hundreds of their The death toll in China rose and elsewhere have extended Teresa Kok said. at a patient citizens from the infection to 304, and the number of the Lunar New Year holiday The number of confirmed room at the zone and Chinese authorities cases worldwide surged past break well into February to try cases will keep growing Huoshenshan completed a new, rapidly 14,550, according to China’s to keep people at home and because thousands of temporary field constructed 1000-bed hospital National Health Commission reduce the spread of the virus. specimens from suspected hospital built for victims of the outbreak. and other nations. A hospital Rubber glove cases have yet to be tested, in Wuhan to Chinese authorities also has been specially built to manufacturers in Malaysia, said the WHO representative tackle virus delayed the reopening of handle coronavirus patients pledged to donate 18 million in Beijing, Gauden Galea. spread. schools in the hardest-hit in Wuhan in just 10 days after gloves to Wuhan. “While — AP AP picture 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 Drinking water at risk amid fires CANBERRA — Fabric curtains dramatically after a 2016 wildfire. stretch across the huge Warragamba In the Western US, 65 percent of all Dam to trap ash and sediment expected surface water supplies originate in to wash off wildfire-scorched slopes forested watersheds where the risk of and into the reservoir that holds 80 wildfires is growing — including in the percent of untreated drinking water for historically wet Pacific Northwest. By the Greater Sydney area. WATER CRISIS: mid-century almost 90 percent of them In Australia’s national capital of More than 60 will experience an increase — doubling Canberra, where a state of emergency percent of the in some — in post-fire sedimentation was declared on Friday because of an water supply that could affect drinking water out-of-control forest fire to its south, for the world’s supplies, according to a federally authorities are hoping a new water 100 largest funded 2017 study. treatment plant and other measures cities originates “The results are striking and will prevent a repeat of water quality in fire-prone alarming,” said Sankey, the USGS problems and disruption that followed watersheds — and geologist, who helped lead the study. deadly wildfires 17 years ago. countless smaller “But a lot of communities are working There have not yet been major communities also to address these issues,” he added. “It’s impacts on drinking water systems in rely on surface not all doom and gloom because there southeast Australia from the intense water in vulnerable are a lot of opportunities to reduce fires that have burned more than areas, researchers risks.” Denver Water, which serves 1.4 104,000 square kilometres since say. AP picture million customers, discovered “the September. But authorities know from high cost of being reactive” after ash experience that the biggest risks will grasslands and other areas that supply including rainforests, according to recolonise an area, which intensifies and sediment runoff from two large, come with repeated rains over many drinking water to hundreds of millions scientists in New South Wales and the erosion of any remaining soil, said high-intensity fires, in 1996 and 2002, months or years while the damaged of people are increasingly vulnerable Victorian government. Some believe Joel Sankey, research geologist for clogged a reservoir that handles 80 watersheds, or catchment areas, to fire due in large part to hotter, drier that high temperatures, drought and the US Geological Survey. The role of percent of the water for its 1.4 million recover. And because of the size and weather that has extended fire seasons, more frequent fires may make it climate change is often difficult to pin customers, said Christina Burri, a intensity of the fires, the potential and more people moving into those impossible for some areas to be fully down in specific wildfires, said Gary watershed scientist for the utility. impacts are not clear yet. areas, where they can accidentally set restored. Sheridan, a researcher at the University Canberra’s water utility has built in “The forest area burned in Australia fires. That in turn can clog streams, of Melbourne. But he said the drying redundancies in case of fire, such as within a single fire season is just More than 60 percent of the water killing fish, plants and other aquatic effects of wildfire — combined with collecting water from three watersheds staggering,” said Stefan Doerr, a supply for the world’s 100 largest cities life necessary for high-quality water hotter weather and less rainfall in much instead of two, and it can switch among professor at Swansea University in originates in fire-prone watersheds — before it reaches reservoirs. Already, of Australia, even as more rain falls sources if necessary, said Kristy England who studies the effects of and countless smaller communities thunderstorms in southeast Australia in in the northern part of the country — Wilson, a spokeswoman for Icon Water, forest fires on sediment and ash runoff. also rely on surface water in vulnerable recent weeks have caused debris flows mean that “we should expect more which operates the system. Water can “We haven’t seen anything like it in areas, researchers say. and fish kills in some rivers, though fires.” be withdrawn from eight different levels recorded history.” Most of the more than 64,000 square fires continue to burn. In Canada’s Fort McMurray, Alberta, within the largest dam to ensure the The situation in Australia illustrates kilometres that have burned in Victoria “You potentially get this feedback the cost of treating ash-tainted water best-quality water, even if there is some a growing global concern: Forests, and New South Wales have been forest, cycle,” where vegetation can’t in its drinking-water system increased sediment, she said. — AP Man on stabbing spree shot dead PEDESTRIANS’ LONDON — Police shot and around 2 pm. Multiple like he had something which background to learn more PLIGHT: Three of killed a man in south London emergency medical vehicles police said may be a device. about the attack and any the children killed after he wounded at least quickly filled the street as The attack took place a possible co-conspirators, he were siblings three people in “terrorism- helicopters hovered overhead, little over two months after said. Roberts said if the facts and their brother related” stabbings on Sunday, according to video shared on two people were stabbed to show the stabbings were was taken to a the city’s police department social media. One of the three death near London Bridge carried out by a “self-starter,” hospital in serious said. stabbing victims is being by a man who had recently it meant that any city in the condition. The The attack in the Streatham treated for life-threatening been released from the prison country was vulnerable at any fourth child killed neighbourhood marked a injuries, Met Police said. where he was serving a time to a similar sort of low- was the daughter departure from recent attacks Witness Karker Tahir told 16-year sentence for plotting a tech attack. Prime Minister of their father’s in the British capital that Sky News that undercover terror attack. Stephen Roberts, Boris Johnson praised police cousin. AP picture took place near high-profile police officers chased a man a former deputy commissioner and emergency workers. landmarks in central London. down the neighbourhood’s for the Metropolitan Police, London Mayor Sadiq Khan “The circumstances are being main commercial street. “They said authorities would try to urged community resolve in assessed,’’ the Metropolitan kept telling him ‘Stop, stop’,’’ quickly search the suspect’s the face of another attack. Children killed on Sydney Police force tweeted. “The Tahir said. “But he didn’t residence and seize any “Terrorists seek to divide incident has been declared as stop, and then I saw that they computer devices to scour his us and to destroy our way sidewalk, driver charged terrorist-related.” shot him three times. It was internet records. of life,’’ he said. “Here in Police said they received horrible seeing it. The man Investigators will be London we will never let them SYDNEY — An allegedly child, Veronique Sakr. reports of the stabbings was on the floor and it looked researching the man’s succeed.” — AP drunken driver has been Two other girls aged 10 and charged with 20 offences 13 suffered minor injuries, including manslaughter after authorities said. an SUV struck seven children Davidson was arrested at UK to seek Canada-style free trade deal on a Sydney footpath, killing the scene on Saturday and four and seriously injuring a remained in custody. LONDON — Two days after of its rules into line with EU reach an agreement. fifth. The 20 charges against him, Brexit, British officials pushed regulations. EU officials fear that Varadkar did say he believes The children were walking to including four of manslaughter, the European Union on Sunday the UK could water down its Johnson’s reassurances that buy icecream when they were were read in a Sydney court for a Canada-style free trade environment or health and safety Britain “will not seek to undercut” struck on Saturday evening on Sunday. He did not appear arrangement as British Prime precautions, undermining EU the European Union when by a vehicle driven by Samuel in court and was refused bail Minister Boris Johnson geared up businesses. it comes to labor standards, Davidson, police said. until his next court appearance for a key speech to spell out his The trade talks are vital environmental standards, product Three of the children killed on April 2. government’s negotiating stance. because now that Britain has standards and health and safety. were siblings and their brother He has not entered any Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab officially left the bloc — the first Britain will also start reaching was taken to a hospital in pleas. Manslaughter carries a told Sky News that Britain will nation ever to do so — Johnson out to other countries about new serious condition. The fourth maximum sentence of 25 years seek a deal that imposes very hopes to have a wide-ranging trade arrangements now that child killed was the daughter in prison. few tariffs even though he said new deal in place by the end of it is out of the EU, even though of their father’s cousin. Davidson allegedly recorded Britain will not seek to align its the year. After celebrating Brexit EU rules remain in effect during The father, Danny Abdallah, a blood alcohol concentration of regulations with the EU. by banging on a gong in the final an 11-month transition period. told reporters on Sunday he 0.15 percent — three-times the “We are taking back control of seconds before it took effect, Raab plans trips to Japan and was heartbroken. legal limit in Australia. our laws, so we are not going to Johnson plans to detail Britain’s Australia this week to ramp up “I don’t know what to say. Acting Assistant Police have high alignment with the EU trade stance in a speech on this effort. Brexit’s first few days I’m numb,” Abdallah said. “All Commissioner Jason Joyce and legislative alignment with Monday. European leaders have have passed without any major I want to say is please, drivers, said the driver remained at the their rules,” Raab said. “We will said that Britain will not be able incidents, but British police are be careful.” scene until the police arrived want to cooperate and we expect to get a deal like Canada’s if it investigating a poster pinned on “These kids were just and there were indications his the EU to follow through on their breaks significantly with EU rules the Winchester Tower apartment walking innocently, enjoying 24-year-old male passenger commitments to a Canada-style on food safety, environmental block in Norwich, warning each other’s company . . . and tried to help some of the free trade agreement. That’s what standards, worker’s rights and residents that “we do not tolerate this morning I woke up and I children. Neither the driver we are pursuing. There is a great other matters impacting on public people” speaking any language but have lost three kids,” he added. nor the passenger was injured. opportunity here for win-win.” well-being. English in the building. His children Antony, 13, Abdallah said all seven EU officials, despite offering Irish Prime Minister Leo Norfolk Police said they have Angelina, 12 and Sienna, 9, of the injured children were friendly words to the British Varadkar on Sunday urged seized copies of the poster, were killed. Their 10-year-old staying at the Abdallah house. public over the weekend after Johnson’s Conservative which has been taken down, brother was in serious but “They were all coming over the divorce that took effect on government not to follow the and are treating it as a “racially stable condition. to get babysat. I told them: Friday night, warn that Canada mistakes of his predecessor by aggravated” incident. The signs Abdallah and his wife Leila ‘Just go for a walk, little walk, only achieved largely tariff-free establishing “rigid red lines” that were titled “Happy Brexit Day.” had had six children. He said stay together. You should be trade status by bringing many make it much more difficult to — AP his cousin lost an 11-year-old OK,’” he said. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 15

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Hipkins says spending on school Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern last year said buildings is “on track to eclipse $1 the Whenua fund would enable Maori to access billion” in the financial year to June. the money required to progress projects that But school principals say the new were ready for investment, but were struggling to buildings, including a surge of new get off the ground. “modular transportable buildings” She said about 80 percent of Maori freehold or prefabs, have been held up by the land was under utilised or under productive. Labour Government putting a hold on The money will help to develop this type projects planned by the former National of land which would, said Jones, give Maori government while Hipkins developed his LIBRARY WITH NO BOOKS: Heath McNeil has decommissioned his school library landowners the chance to create their own wealth own plan. because he has run out of classrooms for his growing roll. NZ Herald picture and raise incomes and wellbeing. A “national education growth plan” Waima Tohu B Ahu Whenua Trust in was finally unveiled last July, including his school, Ormiston Primary, was built because of an inflow of families from Northland, for example, will get almost $1m for 30 new schools in Auckland and 30 for 720 students just five years ago but Auckland and other areas to take scrub clearing so the land can be developed. throughout the rest of the country by its roll hit 860 at the end of last year up jobs in new Cambridge industrial Tairawhiti’s Te Rimu Trust will get almost 2030. and was likely to top 1000 this year. developments. $900,000 to convert up to 25ha of farmland into a Waikato Principals’ Association He has moved 200 children into the Kaye said the Labour Government citrus orchard. president Hamish Fenemor said adjoining Ormiston Junior College, and had failed to keep up with the need Jones said the funding would “unleash the National had promised 200 more prefabs last week he decommissioned the school for education infrastructure, pointing economic potential” of the land and lead to over two years, but that was stopped library to accommodate another class. to a $176 million underspend on the improved productivity, greater returns for their after Labour took power in 2017. McNeil said he would also need an extra education capital budget in the year to beneficiaries and jobs. Then late last year, he said, the prefab before the end of the year. last June. “This allocation is a prime example of how the Ministry of Education entered contracts He has moved the school’s library But Hipkins said the list of schools Government is working with Maori for the benefit with two more companies to build books into a breakout space in the junior over capacity was about the same as the of our people, our communities and our regions.” more prefabs in addition to the one college. 460 state schools, excluding integrated Meanwhile, Minister of Maori Development established contractor, Interlink Auckland Secondary Principals schools, that were over capacity in 2016 Nanaia Mahuta said a law change would help the Modular. Association president Richard Dykes when National was in government. owners of Maori land to develop their property. “Over the last two years things were said his school, Glendowie College, was “There is now a plan for all of New The Local Government (Rating) Act will be put on hold while they worked out the using its school hall for some classes Zealand out to 2030, and $1.2 billion was amended so any land rates can be written off, best way to move forward,” he said. because it had no spare rooms. “We had allocated for the first tranche of that in if officials consider the rates unrecoverable. “There seems to have been a change a students’ common room. We can’t have Budget 2019 — New Zealand’s biggest This includes rates arrears inherited from dead in the past six to eight months and that any more,” he said. ever investment in school property in owners of Maori land. they are now throwing classrooms into Dykes said some secondary schools one Budget,” he said. At present, Mahuta said, most rates arrears on schools where there is growth or not in high-growth areas had been forced “When it comes to spending money on Maori freehold land are on unused land and most from within their own zones. It is weird to build on their playing fields, leaving school buildings, December 2019 was a is from non-payment of penalties rather than the what is going on, there is no rhyme or some with only one or two fields to cater record-setting month for the ministry’s original rates bills. reason as to where new classrooms are for school rolls of 1000 to 2000 students. capital expenditure. “If spending Maori freehold land covers about 1.4 million being built.” Fenemor said his school, Cambridge continues at this rate, we are on track ha, much of it unused or under-developed, official Auckland Primary Principals East School, had capacity for 426 to eclipse $1 billion by the end of the data shows. — NZ Herald Association president Heath McNeil said students but would pass 500 this year financial year.” Petition aims to stop seabird ‘massacre’ by Michael Neilson, NZ Herald fishing vessels. The albatross population had been WELLINGTON — More than 14,000 declining rapidly since 2004 and the seabirds are estimated to be killed by number of females halved. commercial fishers every year and now The DoC research showed that of 16 thousands of New Zealanders are saying female Antipodean albatrosses being enough is enough. monitored with tracking devices in 2019, Forest & Bird has presented the two appeared to have been caught and Government with a 10,481-signature killed by longline fishing vessels. petition — and more than 3000 individual Five Antipodean albatrosses killed by a submissions — calling for an end to New Zealand long-line fishing boat in the commercial fishing practices that Bay of Plenty region were just one of 30 contribute to the deaths of hundreds species of seabird killed in New Zealand of marine mammals and thousands of fisheries last year. seabirds every year. Seafood New Zealand chief executive The petition calls for the Government Tim Pankhurst said they supported to commit to a “zero bycatch” policy as the draft plan’s goal of “striving for no part of its proposed National Plan of fishing-related seabird captures”, but that Action for Seabirds, which closed for some captures of seabirds were inevitable. submissions last week. Overall, seabird bycatch was falling and The Government estimates up to 14,400 the industry was looking at new ways to birds are killed annually in New Zealand deter birds from vessels, he said. commercial trawl and longline fisheries. WILDLIFE MASSACRE: A petition has been presented to the Government calling for They supported seabird risk- The most recent official observer data an end to commercial fishing practices that contribute to the deaths of hundreds of management plans for vessels, and many showed more than 35 species of seabird marine mammals and thousands of seabirds every year. NZ Herald picture vessels already voluntarily had onboard were captured by commercial fishing cameras, particularly in high-risk areas boats in New Zealand waters in just 12 under New Zealand law. It is clear our to report non-fish bycatch when there such as the black petrel habitat around months from 2018-2019. fishing rules need an urgent update.” were independent observers onboard, the Hauraki Gulf. Many killed were rare and included It is legal for commercial fishers to suggesting “a level of under-reporting for Also supporting Forest & Bird’s petition threatened animals such as the Otago harm or kill protected species, as long as non-observed trips”. and zero bycatch goal were 25 marine and shag, Fiordland crested penguin, and they report any captures. But a recent There were similar levels of under- biology scientists, including the head of Antipodean albatross. Fisheries NZ report found many fishers reporting in the past four years. natural sciences at Auckland Museum, Dr Forest & Bird chief executive were not reporting the seabirds they Department of Conservation research Thomas Trnski; director of the National Kevin Hague said the situation was a caught. last year also found that the Antipodean Aquarium of New Zealand, Dr Adrian “massacre” for wildlife. Over the 2017/2018 period, long-line albatross population was decreasing at Fowler; and head of the Department of “Killing over 14,000 birds a year is a vessels catching migratory species such an alarming rate, and there was evidence Marine Science at University of Otago, massacre, and one that is completely legal as tuna were nine times more likely some were being killed by long-line Professor Stephen Dawson. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 TELEVISION 17 MONDAY—TUESDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

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Southland greys at Invercargill Tuesday Jetbet 3 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 3 Homebush Durant nwtd John McInerney 4 11332 Ezra Blueblood 22.72 John McInerney 5 22321 Opawa Slick 26.31 Robin Wales EMERGENCY: Race 1: HOMEBUSH FONZIE, KIPJO, HOMEBUSH DURANT 4 25 Kipjo nwtd John Allen 5 52311 Opawa Di nwtd J & D Fahey 6 75116 Silouette Jet 26.41 John Allen 9 47588 Homebush Comet 22.84 John McInerney 5 86 Mitcham Usain nwtd John McInerney 6 85386 Cosmic Marty 22.96 John McInerney 7 83344 Miss Nina 26.42 Brett Conner Race 2: TIDES END, HOMEBUSH GAMBLER, 6 5s222 Homebush Fonzie nwtd John McInerney 7 72857 Homebush Aimee nwtd John McInerney 8 77662 Bruiser’s Day 26.37 Brett Conner 8 Mr Whippy Southland 2.15 HOMEBUSH BEDE 7 78326 Impressive Mood nwtd John McInerney 8 65733 Mitcham Reado nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCIES: $2390, C3/4, 390m Race 3: OPAWA DI, HOMEBUSH VELMA, EZRA BLUEBLOOD 8 74 Mitcham Magic nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 9 48566 Bartholomew Cub 26.54 Bronwyn Eade Race 4: SONJA, OPAL HUNTER, HOMEBUSH GEORGE EMERGENCIES: 9 14658 Pretty Keen 22.98 Sandra Keen 10 76868 Rocky Vincitore nwtd D J MacMillan 1 68721 Nikko Baxter 22.88 John McInerney Race 5: OPAWA SLICK, VOLCANIC WHISPER, SILOUETTE JET 9 8378 Homebush Jozie nwtd John McInerney 10 28368 Homebush Reed nwtd John McInerney 2 33744 Starr Blueblood 22.79 John McInerney 3 45355 Homebush Finn 22.58 John McInerney Race 6: DOUBLE SPEED, OPAWA SWEET, OPAWA LAWSEY 10 76586 Gotcha Georgie nwtd M P Hamilton-Dyett 6 Mark Turner Painter 1.37 4 Southland & Otago Photo Finish 1.02 4 82611 Eyrewell Bentley 22.74 Heather Cairns Race 7: HOMEBUSH MONKEY, HOMEBUSH CAESAR, 2 Happy 20th Birthday Jayde 12.27 $4030, C3/4, 457m 5 76s78 Eyrewell Ebony nwtd Heather Cairns MACHINE GUNN $1685, C2, 390m 1 27371 Eddie Hemi 26.39 Robin Wales 6 18688 Magic Jess Lass 22.62 Chris Healey Race 8: MAGIC JESS LASS, STARR BLUEBLOOD, $1365, C0, 390m 1 67111 Sonja 22.87 Daniel Lane 2 72337 Opawa Sweet 26.40 Robin Wales 7 15748 Sozin’s Azure nwtd John McInerney NIKKO BAXTER 1 77754 Impressive Gift nwtd John McInerney 2 36457 Homebush Rapper nwtd John McInerney 3 36663 Homebush Sayer 26.58 John McInerney 8 57283 Homebush Tesan 22.54 John McInerney Race 9: PRINCE ROHIT, LAKOTA WICHAPI, 2 58 Mitcham Boult nwtd John McInerney 3 31142 Homebush George nwtd John McInerney 4 21577 Punters Last 26.13 Robin Wales EMERGENCY: PUNCH ON SCOOBY 3 56625 Homebush Bede nwtd John McInerney 4 37583 Sozin’s Symphony 22.74 John McInerney 5 87511 Lakota Kohana 26.31 Heather Cairns 9 47588 Homebush Comet 22.84 John McInerney 4 42 Homebush Gambler nwtd John McInerney 5 s7815 It’s A Joke 22.49 John McInerney 6 44753 Double Speed 25.98 Ray Adcock 5 275 Savage Knight nwtd Heather Cairns 6 55217 Cool Beans 22.74 John McInerney 7 5s887 Opawa Lawsey 25.87 Robin Wales 9 Oreti Beach Run 2.35 6 Tides End nwtd John Allen 7 3s572 Lucky Scar nwtd Robin Wales 8 47866 Our Jolene nwtd Robin Wales $2505, C1, 457m 7 657 Mitcham Queen nwtd John McInerney 8 15747 Opal Hunter 22.68 John McInerney 8 75233 Homebush Showoff nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 7 Added Energy Dash 1.55 1 52635 Big Tiny nwtd John McInerney 2 48414 Prince Rohit nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 9 14658 Pretty Keen 22.98 Sandra Keen $2035, C3, 390m 9 76586 Gotcha Georgie nwtd M P Hamilton-Dyett 10 28368 Homebush Reed nwtd John McInerney 3 84383 Lakota Wichapi nwtd Heather Cairns 10 88687 Homebush Odette nwtd John McInerney 1 12111 Homebush Monkey 22.49 John McInerney 4 34356 Homebush Maycee nwtd John McInerney 5 Congratulations Miss Paige 1.20 2 45361 Homebush Caesar 22.69 John McInerney 5 24723 Punch On Scooby nwtd John McInerney 3 Twitter@sgrcinfo 12.45 3 12386 Amuri Liv 22.71 John McInerney 6 76316 Homebush Surgeon nwtd John McInerney 1 southlandgreyhounds.co.nz 12.10 $2505, C1, 457m 4 715s2 Cosmic Jase 22.65 John McInerney 7 25157 Homebush Barclay nwtd John McInerney $1685, C2, 390m 1 81657 Punch On Woody 26.57 John McInerney 5 15523 Go Gunna 22.70 Robin Wales 8 72278 Bound Up nwtd John McInerney $1365, C0, 390m 1 17881 Chicago Head 22.63 John McInerney 2 55F72 Mitcham Manering 26.68 John McInerney 6 12675 Reign Of Fire 22.49 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 1 88 Mitcham Nikorima nwtd John McInerney 2 26248 Homebush Velma 22.47 John McInerney 3 66311 Volcanic Whisper nwtd John Allen 7 62442 Machine Gunn 22.98 Ray Adcock 9 84464 Impressive High nwtd John McInerney 2 78s Homebush Captain nwtd John McInerney 3 35153 Blazing Banjo 23.00 John McInerney 4 46327 Mick The Mower 26.60 John McInerney 8 66244 Punch On Buzz 22.60 John McInerney 10 85367 Homebush Bomber nwtd John McInerney

Extra Southland greys at Invercargill Tuesday Jetbet 5 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4 T. 2-3-4 Q. 1-2-3-4 Selections 1 greyhoundsaspets.org.nz 2.55 2 Southern Lights At Stud 3.11 3 Toni@bodyauditsouth 3.28 4 Racing Again 18th February 3.46 Race 1: TUCKER, JOE BONANZA, CHUNK $2860, C2, 457m $1450, C1, 390m $1450, C1, 390m $1450, C1, 390m Race 2: MITCHAM SAM, HOMEBUSH REHAINA, 1 46372 Joe Bonanza 26.33 John McInerney 1 6537F Lakota Micco nwtd Heather Cairns 1 76533 Lakota Scout 23.09 Heather Cairns 1 76667 Homebush Carl 23.32 John McInerney LAKOTA MICCO 2 18646 Khatia 26.74 John McInerney 2 84464 Impressive High nwtd John McInerney 2 77454 Take A Hint nwtd John McInerney 2 65867 Lakota Tonka nwtd Heather Cairns Race 3: DUSTY’S INK, LAKOTA SCOUT, ZEFSIDE 3 46738 Cosmic Stu 26.29 John McInerney 3 14578 Mick The Mouse nwtd John McInerney 3 67244 Baldrick 23.02 John McInerney 3 57545 Father Leo nwtd John McInerney Race 4: HOMEBUSH ZACK, MY GIRL SOFIA, YI FENG 4 25211 Tucker nwtd Daniel Lane 4 47472 Homebush Rehaina 23.16 John McInerney 4 12567 Dusty’s Ink 22.90 Barry Healey 4 74666 Punch On Rex 22.74 John McInerney 5 56118 Chunk 26.28 John McInerney 5 85367 Homebush Bomber 23.25 John McInerney 5 11252 Homebush Stasser nwtd John McInerney 5 78556 Shift The Blame 23.04 John McInerney 6 52515 Homebush Boden 26.24 John McInerney 6 71 Mitcham Sam nwtd John McInerney 6 F8656 Mitcham Ryder nwtd John McInerney 6 74663 My Girl Sofia 22.84 Barry Healey 7 83461 Black Dan 26.48 John McInerney 7 53485 Brut Magic nwtd Chris Healey 7 88737 Zefside 22.57 John McInerney 7 74552 Yi Feng nwtd John McInerney 8 53132 Sozin’s Assassin 26.90 John McInerney 8 21778 Homebush Maree nwtd John McInerney 8 48828 Homebush Jordie 22.98 John McInerney 8 76851 Homebush Zack 22.76 John McInerney EMERGENCY: EMERGENCIES: EMERGENCIES: EMERGENCIES: 9 86676 Nippa Enough 26.31 John McInerney 9 7s875 Long Live Love nwtd M P Hamilton-Dyett 9 57866 Homebush Fudge nwtd John McInerney 9 7s875 Long Live Love nwtd M P Hamilton-Dyett 10 57866 Homebush Fudge nwtd John McInerney 10 76868 Rocky Vincitore nwtd D J MacMillan 10 76868 Rocky Vincitore nwtd D J MacMillan

Christchurch greys at Addington Tuesday Jetbet 9 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 Addington Events Centre 3.21 EMERGENCIES: 6 58575 Go Great nwtd Robin Wales 3 54336 My Kirsty 31.03 Hart & Taylor Race 1: BOLD BIDDER, ELITE BLUEBLOOD, 9 35787 Archie’s Ranger nwtd J M McCook 7 87342 Goldstar Shiloah 17.40 S & B Evans 4 41322 Macadoodle 30.55 J & D Fahey $1450, C1, 295m 10 18588 Homebush Liz 17.78 John McInerney 8 32556 Know Dollars 17.51 Garry Cleeve GOLDSTAR PERRIE 5 53243 Goldstar Ashton 30.35 S & B Evans 1 52554 Goldstar Liberty 17.32 J M McCook EMERGENCIES: 6 55548 Billy Ray 30.93 Norman Wanhalla Race 2: GOLDSTAR LIBERTY, HOMEBUSH MANDY, 2 81283 Homebush Mandy 17.82 John McInerney 5 Steve Anngow Drapes Dash 4.16 9 87867 Smash Surprise 17.49 Malcolm Grant 7 47427 Goldstar Scooby 30.65 S & B Evans CARAMEL ROSE 3 85743 Smash Gator 17.39 Malcolm Grant $1450, C1, 295m 10 18588 Homebush Liz 17.78 John McInerney 8 23331 Haze Adams 30.90 J M McCook Race 3: OPAWA CUTIE, HOLY GRAIL, MR BLACKJACK 4 3s165 Bye Bye Punter nwtd Robin Wales 1 31644 Tonkawa 17.62 Mitchell & Smith EMERGENCIES: Race 4: VEGAN EXPRESS, GOLDSTAR BEAU, 8 Garrard’s Horse And Hound 5.10 5 75356 Goldstar Clover 18.20 S & B Evans 2 17577 Carl Spackler 17.53 Ray Adcock 9 25687 Go Belle 30.96 Robin Wales JETSTREAM MARLEY 6 s8243 Caramel Rose 17.52 Michael Dempsey 3 83768 Jinja Cream Fizz 17.27 Allan Joyce $2505, C1, 520m 10 s8667 Opawa Queen 30.67 Robin Wales Race 5: PUNTERS CHOICE, CARL SPACKLER, DAGNY 7 55765 Opa’s Joy 17.33 Ray Casey 4 16646 Goldstar Galaxie 17.40 S & B Evans 1 78357 Tikao Jackie nwtd Mitchell & Smith Race 6: GRACIAS MAESTRO, KNOW APPROVAL, SO FLOSSY 8 65347 Sydneys Sox 17.30 Lisa Waretini 5 25835 Goldstar Montana 17.47 S & B Evans 2 85332 Born Tasha 30.65 Robin Wales 11 Kaikanui Tavern Sprint 6.08 Race 7: MITCHAM TRUDY, MULBERRY ROCK, EMERGENCIES: 6 27242 Dagny 17.38 J M McCook 3 s7654 Stumpy Bill 30.61 Michael Dempsey 9 58876 Mulberry Will 17.71 Ken Cassidy $1450, C1, 295m GOLDSTAR SHILOAH 7 22613 Punters Choice nwtd Robin Wales 4 61261 Beret Girl 30.27 J & D Fahey 10 28768 Dapper Danny 17.56 John McMillan 1 16674 Shoelace Jack 17.65 Michael Dempsey Race 8: BERET GIRL, BLACK STOCKINGS, BORN TASHA 8 s7146 Homebush Fairy 17.85 John McInerney 5 3148s Go Diego 30.38 J & D Fahey EMERGENCIES: 6 34214 Black Stockings 30.73 Ashley Bradshaw 2 33s37 Jealous Affair 18.13 Lisa Waretini Race 9: PONTIAC PAT, JINJA SNEAK, ST ANDREWS 3 greyhoundauctions.co.nz 3.40 9 87867 Smash Surprise 17.49 Malcolm Grant 7 66756 Goldstar Chief 30.83 S & B Evans 3 82F23 Crushington 17.51 John McInerney Race 10: MACADOODLE, HAZE ADAMS, MY KIRSTY $2505, C1, 520m 10 28768 Dapper Danny 17.56 John McMillan 8 32256 Goldstar Whitey 30.35 S & B Evans 4 26862 Mulberry Sox 17.87 Ken Cassidy Race 11: MULBERRY SOX, CRUSHINGTON, PUNTERS KIRSTY 1 36111 Opawa Cutie 30.29 J & D Fahey EMERGENCIES: 5 47848 Goldstar Vale nwtd S & B Evans Race 12: GOLDSTAR REBEL, GRACIE LEE, BILLY BUDD 2 56765 Smash McDougal 30.95 David Kingston 6 Springston Hotel Sprint 4.35 9 74687 Our Nala 30.70 Robin Wales 6 65345 Pacemaker 17.54 Ashley Bradshaw 3 23415 Mr Blackjack 30.38 J & D Fahey $1450, C1, 295m 10 87588 Opawa Al 30.53 Robin Wales 7 44586 Smash Ocean 17.50 David Kingston 4 45532 Holy Grail 30.58 J & D Fahey 1 46525 Jay Spencer 17.57 Lisa Waretini 9 Murray & Hannah 5.28 8 67422 Punters Kirsty 17.39 Robin Wales 5 17455 Ain’t He Lucky 30.82 Norman Wanhalla 2 87462 Know Approval 17.28 Garry Cleeve EMERGENCIES: 6 65746 Ohoka Carsen 30.88 Lisa Waretini 3 22552 Gracias Maestro nwtd Malcolm Grant $1450, C1, 295m 9 35787 Archie’s Ranger nwtd J M McCook 7 65881 Goldstar Smithie nwtd S & B Evans 4 72154 Opa’s Dream 17.58 Ray Casey 1 4s121 Pontiac Pat 17.35 John McInerney 10 17687 Twizel Storm 17.55 Malcolm Grant 8 48863 Opawa Lola 30.82 Robin Wales 5 168s4 So Flossy 17.82 Bruce Dann 2 67146 Goldstar Hurley 17.47 Lisa Waretini EMERGENCIES: 6 58667 Goldstar Tasman 17.68 S & B Evans 3 55335 Andrea Said 18.14 J M McCook 12 Re-energise Dash 6.28 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 3.03 9 25687 Go Belle 30.96 Robin Wales 7 46566 Black Eye Bill 17.47 Michael Dempsey 4 78828 Goldstar McQueen 17.58 S & B Evans $1450, C1, 295m $1450, C1, 295m 10 s8667 Opawa Queen 30.67 Robin Wales 8 76526 Heidi Hates Rap 18.06 Sharon Hindson 5 28271 St Andrews 17.61 Daniel Lane 1 6477F Absent nwtd Garry Cleeve 1 48652 Elite Blueblood 17.69 John McInerney 4 Amber Cleaning Services 3.59 EMERGENCIES: 6 17662 Know Farewell 17.66 Garry Cleeve 2 66368 Little Lottie 17.47 Mitchell & Smith 9 35787 Archie’s Ranger nwtd J M McCook 7 42251 Jinja Sneak 17.35 Allan Joyce 2 77464 Billy Budd 17.51 Alan Botherway 3 11848 Ride The Clutch 17.63 Alan Williams $1450, C1, 295m 10 18588 Homebush Liz 17.78 John McInerney 8 737s8 Sefton Force nwtd Robin Wales 3 12774 Gracie Lee 17.30 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 4 55583 Cawbourne Cruz 17.57 B J Middlewood 1 87646 Ohoka Kate 17.37 Lisa Waretini 4 83776 Shaw Winner 17.52 J M McCook 7 Dave Robbie Photographer 4.51 9 58876 Mulberry Will 17.71 Ken Cassidy 5 77174 Denuto 17.52 Ray Adcock 2 36638 Grey Wind nwtd Norman Wanhalla 5 46546 Cold Affair 17.37 Lisa Waretini 10 17687 Twizel Storm 17.55 Malcolm Grant 6 45533 Ohoka Lacey 17.47 Lisa Waretini 3 4117 Vegan Express 17.39 Calum Weir $1450, C1, 295m 6 23526 Tremonti 17.78 Bruce Dann 7 14 Bold Bidder 17.35 M & P Binnie 4 77527 Curly Bill 17.59 Michael Dempsey 1 67332 Mitcham Trudy 17.31 John McInerney 10 Shirley Vet Clinic Stakes 5.48 7 84373 Goldstar Rebel 17.81 S & B Evans 8 24383 Goldstar Perrie 17.44 S & B Evans 5 25623 Meatloaf 17.85 Sharon Hindson 2 54785 Frosty Kate 17.71 Michael Dempsey 8 42353 Jinja Twinkle 17.55 Allan Joyce EMERGENCIES: 6 27437 Horse Range Gold 17.71 Malcolm Grant 3 42632 Mulberry Rock 17.48 Ken Cassidy $2505, C1, 520m EMERGENCIES: 9 87867 Smash Surprise 17.49 Malcolm Grant 7 83656 Jetstream Marley 17.32 Alan Williams 4 13874 Rum Gin Mixer 17.37 Allan Joyce 1 21584 Viking Mafia 30.66 J & D Fahey 9 58876 Mulberry Will 17.71 Ken Cassidy 10 28768 Dapper Danny 17.56 John McMillan 8 54313 Goldstar Beau 17.71 S & B Evans 5 63684 Sass ‘Em Up 17.31 J M McCook 2 37438 Dream Kay 30.29 Robin Wales 10 17687 Twizel Storm 17.55 Malcolm Grant

New South Wales races at Gosford Tuesday Jetbet 10 TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections 6 46s55 Elotrolado (3) 55.5 100 Ms M Weir (a2) 4 tab.com.au Handicap 5.05 6 Signarama Erina & Gosford 6.20 6 222s7 Snitzagirl dw (3) 59 95 K S Latham Race 1: HARDEDGE, CLOUD FACTORY, EMPRESS BEA 7 6s6 Smart And Sassy (7) 55.5 92 B Griffiths (a2) 7 417s3 Islands d (5) 58.5 94 K Jennings $35,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 64, 2100m $35,000, Benchmark 64, 1600m 8 61536 Compatriot (4) 57.5 94 R Dolan (a) Race 2: CARTE BLANCHE, CAPTAIN SOLO, CUBED 2 Never Ending 80’s @ TEG 3.50 1 513s0 Agosto d (6) 60.5 90 K Mc Evoy 1 11863 Highly Desired dwbh (4) 60 93 T Clark 9 1300s Lightning Ally dwh (8) 57.5 98 J Parr Race 3: SANGRIA, LANIGERA, HAVELKA $35,000, Maiden SW, 1200m 2 s6043 Sea Spirit wn (2) 60.5 97 K S Latham 2 09401 Pauldron cdw (6) 60 97 K S Latham 10 4s770 Skillet (9) 57 94 G Schofield Race 4: WAR BARON, AGOSTO, AZARMIN 11 8s71 Candy Bar w (6) 56.5 95 1 9 Mister Ripley (3) 59 87 Ms R Murray 3 4s161 Azarmin (7) 57.5 93 B Avdulla 3 51336 Ondo Pasa dw (7) 58.5 100 Ms M Weir (a2) Race 5: STARTALK, WANDONNA, HAPPY CANDY SCRATCHED Ms C Graham (a2) 2 5s2 Captain Solo (2) 58.5 100 B Avdulla 4 s4054 Power Lift (3) 57 91 T Marquand 4 — Dummy Run Race 6: ONDO PASA, HIGHLY DESIRED, JOE’S JOY 5 — Azarmin SCRATCHED 3 0s Blazing Babe h (6) 57 90 J Parr 5 9s444 War Baron (1) 56.5 94 G Schofield 8 The Entrance Leagues Club 7.35 Race 7: SNITZAGIRL, MOCCASIN MISS, SIESTA KEY 4 244s3 Carte Blanche (4) 57 97 K Jennings 6 80455 Warset (8) 55.5 100 Ms L Day (a2) 6 66712 Equilibrium dwn (5) 57.5 91 G Buckley Race 8: WARFARE, APOLLO PRINCE, DAREDEVIL 5 24s82 Moinda (8) 57 95 Ms S Clenton (a) 7 64644 Scotty Be Gotti w (5) 54 90 Ms R Murray 7 77842 Auburn Boy (9) 57 94 B Avdulla $35,000, C,H&G’s Benchmark 64, 1200m 8 17622 Joe’s Joy w (3) 56.5 90 G Wood 6 33430 Cubed (5) 56.5 95 T Clark 8 42480 Mister Hootabell w (4) 54 87 1 — Perigord SCRATCHED 9 12756 Ready’s Girl w (1) 56.5 90 7 75s23 Divine Approach bh (7) 56.5 95 Ms M Weir (a2) 2 s1250 Playard h (3) 60.5 100 T Sherry (a2) 10 73515 First Lady dw (12) 55.5 94 T Sherry (a2) Ms J Duggan (a) 3 s5s1s My Empire w (8) 60 89 11 s3136 Oxford Bella b (2) 54 88 J Ford 8 6 Minifinn (1) 56.5 87 J Ford 5 EVE Security Services 5.40 Ms S Metcalfe (a3) 12 0s201 Annalysium dn (11) 54 90 A Morgan 3 Sneddon Bros Handicap 4.25 $35,000, Maiden, 1600m 4 9319s Paulo Pace dw (9) 60 95 J Parr 7 Under The Southern Stars 6.55 5 547s5 The Outcast (10) 60 88 Ms S Clenton (a) $35,000, Class 2, 1000m 1 22526 Haunting Spirit (7) 59 92 T Clark 6 13s Apollo Prince db (11) 59.5 94 B Avdulla 2 6s344 Wandonna b (1) 57.5 89 B Avdulla $35,000, F&M Benchmark 64, 1200m 1 Tooheys Handicap 3.15 1 5252s Lanigera wb (5) 59 97 J Parr 7 216s4 Warfare cw (2) 59 97 K Mc Evoy 3 52 Happy Candy (8) 57 97 R Dolan (a) $35,000, Maiden, 1200m 2 3011s Sangria w (4) 58 99 K Mc Evoy 1 2289P Super Cyclone (2) 61.5 98 T Clark 8 s8184 Daredevil (6) 58.5 95 R Hutchings 3 27571 Havelka wn (6) 55 100 Ms R King 4 94 Startalk (2) 57 100 T Sherry (a2) 2 1116s Fanciful Dream d (1) 60.5 94 9 68348 Tessera w (7) 58.5 94 T Marquand 1 Hardedge (5) 59 80 R Dolan (a) 4 64602 Siege Warfare dwn (3) 54.5 97 5 09s68 Master Marley (4) 56 84 Ms L Day (a2) Ms S Clenton (a) 10 10 Deepfield’s Raine (4) 58 92 T Clark 2 7s Cloud Factory b (6) 58.5 96 T Marquand Ms M Weir (a2) 6 757s0 Rainy Day (3) 56 86 Ms R King 3 6s213 Moccasin Miss t (10) 60.5 100 11 s408s Emperor Harada tcwh (13) 58 93 C O’Brien 3 57 Debrief (2) 57 90 R Hutchings 5 1s832 Khitaamy h (7) 54 93 Ms J Taylor 7 s0025 Strawberry Bear (5) 56 86 T Sherry (a2) 12 67s65 Little Steiny cdw (5) 58 95 G Buckley 4 0 Empress Bea (4) 56 83 S Clipperton 6 3162 Magic Talent c (1) 54 89 A Morgan Ms M Weir (a2) 4 6s621 Siesta Key (7) 59.5 95 B Avdulla 13 — Dream Circle SCRATCHED 5 9s6 Eliana Star (1) 55.5 86 T Clark 7 9588s Cosimo (2) 54 96 G Wood 8 9s337 Tic Tock Man b (6) 56 90 Ms K O’Hara 5 — Enchanted Heart SCRATCHED 14 58167 Profiler d (1) 55.5 93 Ms R Murray

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Yes, Tim Southee will cop some and they received no help from the IF you thought one-off overs couldn’t solitary over. rightful moaning after leaking 52 from batsmen below them as the phenomenal get much worse than the Black Caps’ That over produced the second-most his four overs, but in a promising sign Jasprit Bumrah (3-12 off four overs) took Super Over shambles, boy, did India have runs in Twenty20 international history, for the upcoming ODI series, recent call- over. a treat for you. with the two batsmen who have been ups Hamish Bennett (1-21) and Scott Seifert’s 30-ball 50 had the Black An over from hell, or more accurately, involved in all the drama of late, Tim Kuggeleijn (2-25) were the pick of the Caps poised for victory, until he spliced a the right arm of Shivam Dube, saw the Seifert and Ross Taylor, doing the bunch. catch to midwicket. Daryl Mitchell (two Black Caps compile an incredible 34 runs damage with six lusty blows. The pair pegged back India, who from four), Mitchell Santner (six from in a display of hitting that looked like it Seifert started the bidding with two looked on track for a much larger score seven) and Kuggeleijn (first-ball duck) would enable them to avoid the ignominy sixes and a four, before a single handed when cruising at 94-1 after 11 overs. were more hindrance than help, as the of a 5-0 series sweep. the onslaught to the capable blade of Bennett’s wicket of KL Rahul — caught required run rate ballooned from a run a Of course, this being the Black Caps in Taylor. Playing in his 100th Twenty20 off a leading edge for 45 — was pivotal, ball to 12 an over. a game of Twenty20 cricket, it was never international, Taylor smacked a no-ball while India will be nervously awaiting In between, Taylor’s innings ended going to be that simple. through mid-wicket for four, the resulting news on Rohit Sharma, who retired with a wild slash, caught behind, and No, for the third consecutive game, the free hit over mid-wicket for six, and the hurt on 61 with what looked to be a calf considering he was on 41 from 24 balls Black Caps found a way to pull off the over’s final ball over, you guessed it, mid- complaint, potentially weakening India’s after Dube’s over, his eventual 53 off 47 remarkable, and achieve the unexpected. wicket, for six more. top order for the upcoming ODI and test was a disappointing contribution. From needing 51 runs off 49 balls, the Needing 100 runs from 66 balls going showdowns. Needing 21 off Shardul Thakur’s final plucky New Zealanders did it again, into Dube’s over, six balls later the That brought Shreyas Iyer to the over, Ish Sodhi smacked two sixes to collapsing in a heap to fall seven runs requirement was just 66, and the needed crease, who promptly slowed everything keep hope alive of another absurd finish short and collect another well-deserved run rate dropped from 9.1 to 6.6. down, struggling to score off the two Kiwi — a third straight Super Over, anyone? loss — completing their first 5-0 series “Surely they’ll win this,” came the call, seamers, making just 33 from 31 balls — but Thakur did what the Black defeat since an ODI series in 2010, also before the realisation struck — that is as India limped to 163-3, a target that Caps haven’t done all series, and kept against India. not something you can say about this looked so simple when the Black Caps his nerve to ensure the series fittingly At least there wasn’t a Super Over Black Caps team right now — in any needed 51 from 49, with seven wickets ended the way it began, and indeed this time, with the Black Caps having situation. left, and two set batsmen at the crease. never strayed from — a shambolic New incredibly come up significantly short True, there could be few complaints Yet, once again, Seifert and Taylor Zealand defeat. Mourinho criticises VAR system FOOTBALL JOSE Mourinho has criticised VAR despite seeing his Tottenham side beat 10-man Manchester City in an action- packed English Premier League clash. The Spurs boss felt some decisions went against the hosts and insisted Raheem Sterling should have been sent off for an early foul on Dele Alli. There was also penalty controversy before Oleksandr Zinchenko did see red for City, with Tottenham taking advantage as debutant Steven Bergwijn opened the scoring and Son Heung-min wrapped up a 2-0 victory. City missed from the spot after video assistant referee Kevin Friend instructed on-field official Mike Dean to award a penalty some two minutes after Serge Aurier’s challenge on Sergio Aguero. But while Mourinho, who would have enjoyed getting one over his old adversary Pep Guardiola to move Spurs up to fifth in the Premier League in the process, refused to criticise Dean, he was clearly unhappy with the VAR (video assistant referee) contributions throughout the game. “I love football and I thought I was going to love VAR, that was my initial feeling,” he said. “I thought I was going to love VAR the BLOCK ATTEMPT: Manchester City’s Fernandinho tries to block a shot from Tottenham’s Son Heung-min (left) during an English way I love goal-line technology. I love goal- Premier League football match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London line technology because there is no mistake. today. AP picture The VAR has too many mistakes.” — AAP Guardiola recalls gap concerns FOOTBALL by Rob Harris, AP “An owner from the Premier League on his debut. The recruit from PSV Chelsea in the fourth Champions League said that cannot happen again, so it’s not Eindhoven brought down a pass from place. LONDON — Pep Guardiola doesn’t good for the Premier League (that) City Lucas Moura with his chest before taking Arsenal are far from challenging for forget. win the title in that way with 100 points,” a touch to control the ball and volleying Champions League qualification, ending After Manchester City failed to cut Guardiola said. into the net. the 25th round in 10th place after being into Liverpool’s 22-point lead — losing “So now it’s Liverpool you have to be Summer record-signing Tanguy held 0-0 at Burnley to only remain ahead 2-0 at Tottenham today — Guardiola’s concerned, the owner of the Premier Ndombele created the second for Son of their opponents on goal difference. mind turned back to 2018 and irritation League.” Heung-min, who struck past goalkeeper Arsenal are without a win since New at comments from the English Premier It is City’s six losses in 25 league Ederson in the 71st minute. Year’s Day and manager Mikel Arteta League leadership. games this season that have thwarted “I don’t think we collapsed,” Guardiola wasn’t happy with the grass at Turf Moor. Guardiola’s team winning the league by the quest for a third straight title and said. “That’s not a very helpful thing to play 19 points prompted Richard Scudamore put Liverpool on a clear path to ending a “This team is built to play in a certain football,” Arteta told reporters. to express a desire for “someone to get a 30-year championship drought. way. Ten against 11 after the chances we “I didn’t water the pitch yesterday at little bit closer to Manchester City” while Outplaying and outshooting Tottenham missed in this game . . . still I think we the training ground because I expected it, also praising the team’s excellence. counted for little after second-placed were there. It’s not easy.” but that doesn’t make it any easier. Scudamore is no longer running City were reduced to 10 men on the hour It would have been easier had Ilkay “(Burnley) do what they do really well, the league. Guardiola wonders if the when Oleksandr Zinchenko’s push on Gundogan not seen his first-half penalty and you are allowed to do it so we have to competition bosses are fine with a lead so Harry Winks to halt a counter-attack saved by Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo react to that. In some moments it wasn’t commanding that Liverpool are in line to brought him a second yellow card. Lloris. the grass — it was their quality and what seal the title in March with two months Within three minutes, Tottenham were Victory for Tottenham lifted Jose they do really well, and we could not do it of the season remaining. in front with a goal from Steven Bergwijn Mourinho’s side to within four points of in the right way.” The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 SPORT 25 Kenin’s grand slam dream just beginning TENNIS Kenin wants to be the next. “I would love to,” the 21-year-old said MELBOURNE — US prodigy Sofia after breaking through with a dogged Kenin plans on being tennis’s next 4-6 6-2 6-2 comeback win against dominant force after gate-crashing the former world No.1 Garbine Muguruza in grand slam stage with her spectacular Saturday night’s final at Melbourne Park. Australian Open triumph. “That would be amazing. Right now . . . But it might be easier said than I still can’t believe what just happened. done as the women’s game enjoys a “Hopefully I can just keep going, build refreshing generational change amid an up on everything that I’ve done these unprecedented depth of talent jostling for past two weeks, just move forward.” top spots. Earmarked for greatness since she was Up to a dozen challengers have five, Kenin, a winner of a tour-best 38 NEW CHAMPION: Sofia Kenin of the United States emerged as long-term heir apparent to hard-court matches in 2019, felt destined celebrates, above, after defeating Spain’s Garbine Serena Williams, with the ambitious to win the Open before a ball was hit. Muguruza in the women’s singles final at the Kenin merely the latest to announce her “At home I was envisioning each round, Australian Open tennis championship in Melbourne arrival as a grand slam force. how I would play and how it would be on Saturday. Right, Kenin embraces her father and Eleven different women have won the emotional and everything,” said the new coach Alex after the win in this picture provided by past 13 slams, with the average age of US No.1 and youngest Open champion Tennis Australia. AP picture; inset picture by the champion just 22 years and nine since Sharapova in 2008. Fiona Hamilton/Tennis Australia via AP months — a far cry from the decade- “My dream has officially come true. I long domination of Williams and fellow cannot even describe this feeling. It is so veterans Maria Sharapova, Li Na and emotional.” The changing face of women’s tennis Angelique Kerber. Like Sharapova, the Moscow-born The average age of the world’s top 10, American was inspired by Russian LAST 12 WOMEN’S GRAND SLAM months. sans Serena Williams, is now only 23 trailblazer Anna Kournikova and has no WINNERS AND CHAMPION’S AGE: WORLD’S TOP 10 AS OF TODAY (AND years and 11 months. doubt her heritage helped to instil her 2020 Australian Open: Sofia Kenin (21) PLAYERS’ AGES): Gone, seemingly, are the days of hunger and drive. 2019 US Open: Bianca Andreescu (19) 1. Ashleigh Barty (23) 30-somethings ruling supreme. “I’ve looked up to Maria Sharapova, 2019 Wimbledon: Simona Halep (27) 2. Simona Halep (28) But Kenin’s challenge — just as it is Anna Kournikova,” she said. “I followed 2019 French Open: Ashleigh Barty (23) 3. Karolina Pliskova (27) world No.1 Ashleigh Barty’s, teenage their matches when I was little. I feel like 2019 Australian Open: Naomi Osaka (21) 4. Elina Svitolina (25) US Open champion Bianca Andreescu I got the feisty. I saw what it’s like. She 2018 US Open: Naomi Osaka (20) 5. Belina Bencic (22) and 22-year-old dual slam winner won a grand slam at 17, Maria, which I 2018 Wimbledon: Angelique Kerber (30) 6. Bianca Andreescu (19) Naomi Osaka’s — is to burst from the remember watching on TV. 2018 French Open: Simona Halep (26) 7. Sofia Kenin (21) hungry pack and parlay their undoubted “That definitely helped me. I have 2018 Australian Open: Caroline Wozniacki (27) 8. Kiki Bertens (28) potential into multiple majors. part of Russian stuff inside me, fight 2017 US Open: Sloane Stephens (24) 9. Serena Williams (38) Williams, 38, her sister Venus, who and fierce that I have. Trying just to be 2017 Wimbledon: Garbine Muguruza (23) 10. Naomi Osaka (22) turns 40 this year, Sharapova and fellow confident, do what I do best. 2017 French Open: Jelena Ostapenko (22) Average age of top-10 players without 32-year-old Kerber are the only active “And thank you to my parents for Average age of champion: 22 years and nine Williams = 23 years and 11 months. players who boast three slams or more. giving me the American dream.” Three quarterbacks in Super Bowl spotlight Black Ferns claim AMERICAN FOOTBALL Garoppolo to “just go win”. fourth straight title In two post-season wins over Green Bay and MIAMI — When Kansas City and San Francisco Minnesota that got the 49ers to the Super Bowl meet in Super Bowl LIV there will be three for the first time since 2013, Garoppolo totalled RUGBY SEVENS by Simon Kay, NZ on fulltime. quarterbacks to focus on: Jimmy Garoppolo, 27 passing attempts and 17 completions for 208 Herald The Black Ferns Sevens had earlier Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady. yards. finished pool play with a 26-12 victory The Chiefs’ outrageously skilled Mahomes That’s about what Mahomes might throw in THE Black Ferns Sevens have won over England, after trailing 12-7 at and the 49ers’ immensely competent Garoppolo half a game. their fourth straight World Series halftime. will be the central figures at Miami’s Hard Rock Garoppolo has displayed impressive game tournament, outclassing Canada 33-7 That set up a semifinal against Stadium. management in his career, going 23 wins for five in the Sydney final. France, which New Zealand won But make no mistake, Brady will be losses as a starter. Mahomes has produced 27-8 After five of eight tournaments, New 24-7 thanks to four tries from Stacey omnipresent throughout the championship game. but with considerably more flair. Zealand have earned 96 points from Fluhler. Today’s final will mark the first Super Bowl in Garoppolo’s contributions have also been a possible 100, leading Australia and The New Zealand men extended four years and second in six that Brady and the minimalised with a 49ers team constructed Canada by 16 points. their winning run over Australia to New England Patriots won’t be on the field. around ferocious defence and run-first attack. Defence dominated the final’s eight games by winning the fifth-place However, the future Hall of Famer is sure to be In their 37-20 win over Green Bay, the 28-year- opening exchanges, with Michaela playoff 24-7. part of the conversation from beginning to end. old completed just six passes for 77 yards while Blyde pulling off a try-saving tackle Highlights included Regan Ware While Garoppolo was Brady’s understudy in running back Raheem Mostert ran for 220 yards after running down Bianca Farella. running 90m for a try in the first half New England, Mahomes, to many, is his obvious — the second most in NFL playoff history — and Tyla Nathan-Wong opened the and Caleb Clarke producing some nifty heir apparent and the outcome of the game will scored four touchdowns. scoring with a converted try, taking footwork for a try in the second. put one on the path to a leading role when the Mahomes, on the other hand, has been a advantage of a gap at the ruck. The All Blacks Sevens scored 12 42-year-old finally calls time. one-man highlight reel, particularly when he led Pacy Canadian Charity Williams points in each half, while Australia Garoppolo already has two Super Bowl rings the Chiefs back from a 24-0 deficit to dismiss stepped in off her left wing to score by didn’t dot down until almost two from his time at the Patriots (2014 and 2016) but Houston 51-31 in the divisional playoff. the posts and level the final at 7-7 a minutes into added time. didn’t take a snap in either contest. With the help of a speedy receiving corps of minute before the break. The Kiwi team missed out on the To win his third (halfway to Brady’s six), he will Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins, Mecole Hardman and But Gayle Broughton restored New semifinals after losing 26-5 to Fiji in have to earn it. running back Damien Williams that could almost Zealand’s seven-point lead with a good pool play on day one. “Your past is part of you,” said Garoppolo, who contend for Olympic relay gold, Mahomes has swerve and run in the dying seconds With four of 10 tournaments played, was traded from New England to San Francisco thrown for 608 yards and eight touchdowns in to give her side a 12-7 halftime the All Blacks Sevens still lead with in 2017. two post-season contests. advantage. 76 points but South Africa have closed “The Patriots is where I started, what they did The 24-year-old does not yet have any Super The Black Ferns Sevens dominated the gap to six points after finishing there got to this point here. Bowl rings but does have an NFL most valuable the second spell in and out of runners-up, losing last night’s final “Last two Super Bowls I tried to treat them player award. possession, scoring three tries while 12-10 to Fiji. The win was Fiji’s first in like I was the starter. It’s not too far off — all this If the Chiefs beat the 49ers he will become the Canada were unable to create anything. Sydney. extra stuff that comes with it is a little different. youngest player to win both. Nathan-Wong set up Niall Williams The men’s World Series resumes in “The two rings mean a lot but a third would “It’s going to be a great challenge for us. We for the first, and swarming New Los Angeles on February 28-March 1 mean more.” have to make sure we’re executing at a high level Zealand defence led to turnovers and and Vancouver on March 7-8, while the At the start of Super Bowl week Brady offered and not making mistakes and taking it one play tries for Theresa Fitzpatrick (set up women have to wait for the Hong Kong his former-understudy the sporting equivalent at a time,” he cautioned. by Kelly Brazier) and Alena Saili right Sevens on April 3, 4 and 5. of the old “break a leg” showbiz cliche, texting “It’s going to be amazing.” 26 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 Six Nations victory to France, Ireland, Wales RUGBY for the Rugby World Cup runners-up in their first game Ireland, winners of three of the past six Six Joe Schmidt that included a stint as the world’s top- since their cup final defeat by South Africa in Japan. Nations tournaments, and Scotland both had world ranked side, Ireland became too predictable in Japan PARIS — A rejuvenated France have held off England coach Eddie Jones had said his team cup losses to hosts Japan last year. and yesterday they showed early signs that they England to start their Six Nations with a bang in a would unleash “brutal physicality” against the French, Yesterday, new captain Johnny Sexton scored would seek to run the ball a lot more under Farrell. 24-17 victory at the Stade de France and give new but they failed to deliver, the absence of Billy and all 19 points in a largely dreary game to begin the Sexton’s opening try began with the halfback coach Fabien Galthie a confidence-boosting debut. Mako Vunipola as well as Manu Tuilagi’s early Farrell era with a win, but it was not the kind of opting for the corner instead of a shot at goal and he Les Bleus, who were 17-0 up at the interval today, substitution being clearly felt. performance that will worry their rivals. was assisted by a familiar battering of their opposing held firm to prevent an embarrassing second-half Quick on their feet and brilliantly marshalled by Farrell, defence coach under the previous Irish eight by the Irish pack before he crossed the line. collapse as England sprang into life around the hour. halfback Antoine Dupont, France, with only one regimes, made just two changes from the team that But by looking to move the ball as much as France captain Charles Ollivon led by example player over 30 in one of their youngest ever squads, started against Scotland in the world cup, a 27-3 win possible, Ireland were also prone to errors and they with two tries, one of them debatable, and Vincent put England on the back foot and defended with that was Ireland’s sole bright spot. may not have been 10-6 ahead at halftime against a Rattez also went over, with the other points coming discipline and ferocity. One of those, 21-year-old back-rower Caelan more accurate side than the Scots. from Romain Ntamack’s boot. In Dublin yesterday, Ireland handed Andy Farrell Doris, lasted just three minutes before a knock to the At the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, winger Josh England threatened a comeback after falling 24-0 an unconvincing victory in his first game in charge as head brought his debut to a premature end as Adam Adams scored a hat-trick of tries as Wales began behind, with two Jonny May tries converted by Owen they struggled to put another poor world cup behind Hastings kicked Scotland into a 3-0 lead. new coach Wayne Pivac’s tenure with a 42-0 bonus- Farrell, who also slotted a penalty, but it was too late them with a 19-12 win against Scotland. Despite enormous success under previous coach point victory over Italy. Crusaders off to a WINNING winning Super start

NUMBERS RUGBY DRAW No. 1930 CRUSADERS kicked off their 2020 BONUS Super Rugby season with a 43-25 bonus- WINNING NUMBERS NUMBER point victory over the New South Wales Waratahs in Nelson on Saturday. 16 20 22 24 30 32 06 The Crusaders outscored the Waratahs by six tries to three in the season opener, Total Lotto which earned them the bonus point and prizes $3,623,506 provisionally puts them on top of the No. OF standings. PRIZE MONEY WINNERS The Crusaders led 24-6 at halftime but DIVISION ONE two tries from Mark Nawaqanitawase in 6 winning Nos $1,000,000 0 the third quarter of the match brought TWO 5 winning Nos $21,722 14 the Sydney-based side to within six plus the Bonus No. points of the hosts. THREE 5 winning Nos $586 515 The home side hit back almost FOUR immediately when Braydon Ennor 4 winning Nos plus the Bonus No. $60 1161 slipped over from a five-metre ruck, FIVE which gave the Crusaders some breathing 4 winning Nos $30 20,026 space. SIX 3 winning Nos $22 26,764 Will Jordan crossed for his second try plus the Bonus No to get the Crusaders back into bonus- SEVEN 3 winning Nos Bonus Ticket 270,843 point territory and then five minutes from time Luke Romano crashed over between the posts to put the result beyond doubt. The Waratahs finished the scoring with a consolation try by Alex Newsome two minutes from fulltime. The Crusaders and Waratahs were fairly equal in the opening quarter of WINNING NUMBERS 30 20 22 24 the match as they traded penalties with David Havili and Will Harrison putting Total Strike prizes $617,037 their sides on the scoreboard. BIG UNIT ON THE MOVE: Crusaders lock Luke Romano takes the ball into contact After the 16th minute, the Crusaders against the British and Irish Lions in June 2017. On Saturday, a try from Romano put No. OF PRIZE MONEY WINNERS were at their most ruthless as Jordan, the result beyond doubt for the Crusaders against the Waratahs. NZ Herald picture TOTAL Ennor and Leicester Fainga’anuku Four out of Four $200,000 1 all scored tries for the 10-time “We wanted to start well by setting the The Stormers were already 12-0 up champions who have won the last three pace in this competition and we showed by the time he departed, wing Sergeal Three out of Four $674 71 tournaments. plenty of tactical endeavour there, but Petersen crossing the line before Bok Richie Mo’unga and fellow All like so often in the first game of the prop Steven Kitshoff barged his way over Two out of Four $66 4059 Blacks David Havili and Jack Goodhue season, there were plenty of errors from for a second. One out of Four Bonus Ticket 101,289 frequently made the Waratahs pay at both sides.” Another World Cup winner, halfback turnovers. Next week the Crusaders travel to Herschel Jantjies, added a third before The Waratahs thought they had Hamilton to take on the Chiefs while the halftime as he scooped up a loose ball to scored in the 29th minute but the TMO Waratahs return to Australia where they race clear for a dominant home side. WINNING NUMBER (television match official) ruled that the will host the Blues at McDonald Jones First five-eighth Damian Willemse ran ball had gone forward from Jake Gordon Stadium in Newcastle. the length of the pitch after an intercept 07 in the build-up. CRUSADERS 43 (W Jordan 2, B Ennor 2, to score a late fourth try. The Waratahs had to wait until the L Faingaanuku, L Romano tries; D Havili pen, 5 The Hurricanes made too many 57th minute before they crossed the con) WARATAHS 25 (M Nawaqanitawase 2, A unforced errors in what was a forgettable Total Powerball prizes $18,444,944 line, when Nawaqanitawase scored the Newsome tries; W Harrison 2 pen, W Harrison 2 performance from the New Zealand side, first of his tries. Four minutes later con). HT: 24-6. who tried to play a physical game that No. OF PRIZE MONEY WINNERS he intercepted a lazy Crusaders pass was not matched by skill. DIVISION ONE and went in for his second try but that SOUTH Africa’s Stormers have their They lost centre Billy Proctor and Lotto Division 1 + winning Powerball No. ROLLOVER 0 seemed to spark the hosts into life and Super Rugby season off to an impressive flank Vaea Fifita to yellow cards, while TWO Lotto Division 2 + they pulled away. start with a 27-0 bonus-point victory over Riccitelli was also fortunate to escape winning Powerball No. 0 0 Recently appointed Waratahs captain the Wellington Hurricanes at Newlands, sanction for his late hit on Kolisi. THREE Rob Simmons said the match was but they will be sweating over the fitness The Hurricanes travel to Argentina Lotto Division 3 + $1624 39 winning Powerball No. frustrating for his side. of Siya Kolisi, who was forced off in the to face last season’s beaten finalists, the FOUR Lotto Division 4 + “Yeah, that was a really tough game,” first half. Jaguares, next Saturday. winning Powerball No. $113 92 FIVE he said. The Springbok World Cup-winning The Stormers handed a debut to former Lotto Division 5 + winning Powerball No. $55 1622 “We are quite disappointed in that captain was hit by a late tackle from Wales and British & Irish Lions centre SIX we created a lot of things, but we just Hurricanes hooker Ricky Riccitelli and Jamie Roberts. They host the Bulls in Lotto Division 6 + $39 winning Powerball No. 2068 couldn’t capitalise, and they punished us appeared to injure his knee. He limped their next outing. — AAP SEVEN Bonus Ticket + $15.00 21,592 on the turnovers.” out of Saturday’s contest. STORMERS 27 (S Petersen, S Kitshoff, H

-01 Crusaders captain Scott Barrett said he Kolisi was touch-and-go for the World Jantjies, D Willemse tries; Willemse pen, 2 con) was pleased with not only the result but Cup in Japan last year with a knee HURRICANES 0. HT: 19-0.

30862 also with the way his team had played. problem, and it will be of major concern Other Week 1 results: Blues 29 Chiefs The Gisborne Herald does not make any assurances as to the accuracy of this information. Please check your tickets at a Lotto shop. “The boys turned up and the backs that he lasted only 26 minutes at the 37, Brumbies 27 Reds 24, Sharks 23 Bulls 15, scored some nice tries,” Barrett said. start of the new campaign. Sunwolves 36 Rebels 27, Jaguares 38 Lions 8. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, February 3, 2020 SPORT 27 Djokovic wins eighth Australian Open TENNIS game of the fifth set as Djokovic surged to a 3-1 lead. MELBOURNE — Novak Djokovic has overcome One of the most ruthless finishers in tennis, illness, a mid-match meltdown and an inspired Djokovic refused to relinquish his advantage, Dominic Thiem to claim a record-extending finally subduing Thiem’s challenge after three eighth Australian Open crown. hours and 59 minutes. In a titanic battle laced with controversy and “Congratulations to Dominic for an amazing drama, Djokovic overturned a two-sets-to-one tournament. It wasn’t meant to be tonight,” deficit for the first time in a grand slam final to Djokovic said. deny Thiem a maiden major with a 6-4 4-6 2-6 6-3 “You definitely have a lot more time in your 6-4 victory on Sunday night. career and I’m sure that you will get one of the Djokovic is the first man in the 52-year open grand slam trophies — and more. More than one.” era to win grand slam titles in three different In thwarting Thiem’s valiant quest to become decades, and just the second in history after Ken Austria’s first-ever Australian Open champion, Rosewall snared majors in the 1950s, 1960s and the 32-year-old also extended the big three’s 1970s. run of grand slam triumphs to 13 since Stan His 17th career slam also leaves the Serb Wawrinka won the 2016 US Open. just three behind all-time majors leader Roger Djokovic, Nadal or Federer have also now won Federer and propelled the 32-year-old back to 14 of the past 15 Australian Opens. world No.1. While Thiem could be forgiven for hoping to “Definitely my favourite court, my favourite soon see the back of these ageing greats of the stadium in the world, and I’m blessed to hold this game, after his third painful loss in a grand slam trophy once again,” Djokovic said. final, the 26 year old said after the match that But he had to fight tooth and nail — and the it would mean much more to win a major while chair umpire — for this one as Thiem threatened Djokovic, Nadal and Federer were still playing. to shatter Djokovic’s aura of invincibility at “I think it’s pretty unique in the history of Melbourne Park. sports, you just need to look at the success that The flashpoint in the final came after the ninth they had — what they’re still having,” said Thiem, game of the second set. UNDER PRESSURE: Novak Djokovic makes a backhand return to Dominic Thiem who got some revenge by ousting Nadal in the Incensed at receiving two time violations on during the men’s singles final at the Australian Open last night. AP picture quarter-finals. successive points, Djokovic fired a forehand way “Of course, it would be easier for sure in a over the baseline to drop serve to fall behind 5-4 clothes change after Thiem served out the set. Djokovic required more treatment — and a pill different era to win big titles, that’s 100 percent. before venting his frustrations at the changeover. Perhaps still rattled, and seemingly suffering — after dropping the set. “You have to beat at least two of them to win a In an ugly exchange, Djokovic tapped Damien physically, Djokovic double-faulted on his first But, displaying the championship qualities that big title and almost all players fail to do that, and Dumusois on his shoe twice while marching to serve upon the resumption and quickly slumped have him challenging Federer and Rafael Nadal that’s what makes it so tough. his chair. He then sarcastically congratulated the to a 4-0 deficit in the third set. as tennis’s so-called GOAT — greatest of all time “But I’m happy I can compete with these guys French official. The titleholder finally snapped a losing — Djokovic broke Thiem in the eighth game of on the best level and I really hope also that I “You made yourself famous in this match. run of six straight games, only to call for the the fourth set to force a decider. win my maiden slam when they’re still around, Great job. 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SPORT Spurs beat depleted Man City to Djokovic comes back from the Monday, February 3, 2020 move into fifth place PAGE 24 brink to win eighth Open PAGE Kerr delivers Century sets up first Bay victory of the season CRICKET by Grant Miller looked like matching that but they toiled in the heat with both bat and ball. A WELL-paced ton by Bruce Kerr on a Opener Alex Wilton scored 47, No.3 sweltering Gisborne day put Poverty Bay Edward Sclater 29, No.4 Danyn Stewart in a commanding position in their 50-over 42 and No.6 Matthew Fisher 36, but cricket match against Waikato Valley’s they needed at least one of those second 11 and they never relinquished contributions to be larger. control. The Poverty Bay seamers bowled No.3 Kerr scored 130, guiding Poverty tightly and spinners Drew Brierley Bay to 324 for eight and the home side and Parminder Kulaar snared a couple went on to win by 79 runs in a Basil of wickets each. McBurney Trophy fixture yesterday. Poverty Bay captain Andrew Gibbs It was their first win of the season. said it was important for his team to The conditions at Harry Barker Reserve follow up their strong batting effort by initially looked heavenly for batting — the starting well with the ball. deck was flat and the outfield quick — and The run rate was in check by the time Kerr made sure he cashed in. he brought on the spinners, which was just Well aware batsmen would get value for how he wanted it. shots, Kerr said he concentrated on seeing At 105-4 in the 21st over, Waikato Valley off the opening bowlers and getting himself faced an uphill battle and they were set, as he knew he could pick up the bowled out in 45 overs. scoring rate later in the innings. Gibbs won the toss and chose to bat. He had a delightful straight drive early He said that was the side’s strong suit and was playing reverse sweeps by the end. and he believed they could then defend the Kerr had to be disciplined, making sure total they put on the board. he didn’t get ahead of himself. He said Hendrie was dynamic and Kerr “My goal was to bat as long as I could was his “favourite person to watch bat”. and keep the scoreboard ticking over,” he The skipper said Kerr could often score said. at a good clip but he was impressed with On a day that started warm and where the control the No.3 showed yesterday, the temperature peaked above 34 degrees continually building partnerships and Celsius, according to MetService, the batting according to the situation. wicketkeeper-batsman said he was pleased Gibbs said all-rounder Hudson’s return with his concentration, ball by ball. to the side from injury made a difference. “Thank goodness for the wind,” he said. Waikato Valley were a man short and Kerr was ably supported by opener Nic Poverty Bay’s Sam Patterson filled in for Hendrie (49), No.5 Graham Hudson (37) them, contributing five overs of medium and No.6 Scott Tallott (29). pace and 12 not out at No.9. No.7 Rowan Smith chipped in with 25 Waikato Valley captain Ollie Louden not out at the end. said his bowling attack lacked some strike The ball wasn’t coming on to the bat power but they pulled things back after quite as nicely when it got older and softer, Poverty Bay’s bright start. but batsmen were still able to profit. “Our spinners bowled pretty well.” Kerr used his feet effectively against the He thought it was the hottest day on spinners, who looked the biggest threat for which he had played cricket. Waikato Valley. “It was a sauna out there. Off-spinner Banroj Sidhu was getting “We gave it a good crack and fought right turn and he had Hendrie caught by till the end.” wicketkeeper Noah Gray. “After Nick and Graham got out, it was POVERTY BAY 324-8 from 50 overs (Bruce key that I went as deep as possible,” Kerr Kerr 130, Nic Hendrie 49, Graham Hudson 37, Scott said. Tallott 29, Rowan Smith 25 not out; Finn O’Halloran By the time he was dismissed at the 3-54) beat WAIKATO VALLEY SECOND 11 start of the 44th over, Poverty Bay had 278 245 from 45 overs (Alex Wilton 47, Danyn Stewart TERRIFIC TON: Bruce Kerr, pictured in High School Old Boys colours last runs on the board and were headed for a 42, Matthew Fisher 36, Edward Sclater 29, Lochie season, scored 130 for Poverty Bay against the Waikato Valley second 11 at score exceeding 320. Bolstad 27; Hudson 2-41, Drew Brierley 2-47, Harry Barker Reserve yesterday. Poverty Bay won the 50-over match by 79 runs. The youthful Waikato Valley side never Parminder Kulaar 2-54, Marshall Norris 2-27). Picture by Paul Rickard Djokovic: My energy completely collapsed TENNIS didn’t feel great on the court at all. time I would toss the ball, I would feel energy gels and bars and lots of liquid “It was quite surprising, to be honest, dizzy. and she told me I was dehydrated so I A STRESSED-OUT Novak Djokovic because I felt it started off well. “We were trying to do everything tried to drink as much as I can, I guess. admits he “couldn’t believe what was “But I played a couple of doubles, then possible within the circumstances to kind “There was definitely an emotional happening” after surviving a physical and the energy dropped and then the whole of find a way to rejuvenate, I guess, and I aspect to all of this. With all the psychological meltdown to win a mind- thing just started happening. I couldn’t was lucky.” experience that I have had, I’m still blowing eighth Australian Open crown. believe what was happening. Looking resigned to defeat, the Serbian nervous, still stressed out about what’s A winner of the longest grand slam final “Dominic started dominating from ironman somehow regrouped to claim going to happen, how am I going to play. in history, a near-six-hour epic against back of the court and won two sets pretty a dramatic win in a minute shy of four “Then there was one point where I just Rafael Nadal in 2012, Djokovic was unable easily. hours to clinch a 17th grand slam title. said ‘OK, I have to accept it. It is what it to explain his ordeal last night. “I didn’t have any injuries and it was “I did talk to the doctor and she did is. Let’s try to do everything possible to “Tonight it was toe-to-toe battle,” he very strange to me because I’ve done assess and evaluate me and she told me come back’. said after his 6-4 4-6 2-6 6-3 6-4 escape things pretty much the same as I always that I have maybe few conditions and “And then I guess the fortune was on against Dominic Thiem. do. things like that,” Djokovic said. my side.” — AAP “I was on brink of losing that match. I “My energy completely collapsed. Every “But it’s not much you can do but get SEE ALSO PAGE 27