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by Phil Pennington, RNZ directors. But WorkSafe is being AN East Coast whanau criticised for not using who lost three family those powers enough. members working in “I feel that we’re logging operations say they squandering it,” lawyer and have not got justice nor health and safety specialist have there been decent Hazel Armstrong said. investigations into the She independently deaths. investigated Mr Hodgson’s Families are speaking death, helping prompt up about their experience WorkSafe to commission of WorkSafe investigations ex-police officer Gavin after an independent Jones in mid-2019 to DOUBLE TRAGEDY: report found numerous independently assess Niko Brooking- weaknesses in its approach investigations as a whole. Hodgson, pictured and practices. “What I’m finding is that playing for Pirates The regulator is they’re not really looking at premier rugby team, spending $5 million on an who owns and manages the died in a forestry improvement programme it forest,” she said. accident in northern has styled as moving from Mr Waitoa said the Hawke’s Bay in 2016 “good to great”, but Willie agency started out and relative Te Oho Waitoa said after what his supporting his whanau Mauri Piripi Bartlett family had been through, well, with “lovely” tikanga (inset) was killed in a if WorkSafe thought it was protocols upheld. forestry accident on doing a good job, “I hate to But as time went on, the East Coast in 2017. know what hopeless is”. this became fractured and The whanau of the pair, His nephews Te Oho communications poor, and who were related, have Mauri Piripi Bartlett and the final straw was the criticised WorkSafe Niko Brooking-Hodgson, charge against Blackstump investigations into their both in their 20s, died doing Logging being downgraded deaths. one of the riskiest jobs in to the lesser of two serious forestry — breaking out, or charges under the 2015-16 overseeing the hauling of laws. felled logs — one year apart “Come right to the crux of in 2016 and 2017. it when we’re about to go to In Mr Bartlett’s case, court . . . all of a sudden all Blackstump Logging was those tikanga protocols just fined $150,000 in April for got thrown out the window.” failing to keep him safe. Thirty members of the WorkSafe said it had held family — many of whom Blackstump accountable. had travelled a long way — But Mr Waitoa, a ended up waiting in vain Gisborne fisheries inspector in the foyer of Gisborne with firsthand experience of District Court in June 2019, the demands of regulatory where the company pleaded investigations, said it guilty. amounted to a “slap on the They never got into the wrist” and “no real justice”, court to see that, or to show although added what they the judge how many people really wanted was real cared for Mr Bartlett, Mr change to make forestry Waitoa said. safer. WorkSafe had two staff Both deaths were in the courtroom, who could investigated by WorkSafe not get out to alert the under laws strengthened whanau once proceedings in 2016 in response to began, the agency told them the Pike River disaster, afterwards in a letter. including the ability to go after company bosses and CONTINUED ON PAGE 3

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DON’T STOP ME NOW: That was the name of Rocket Lab’s June 13 mission captured in this stunning shot taken by Liam Clayton from Blacks Beach at Mahia Peninsula. The photo was shot using five-second exposures stacked together. Meanwhile, Rocket Lab engineers are keeping a close eye on the weather ahead of their next launch, scheduled for Saturday. The mission, named Pics Or It Didn’t Happen, will deploy seven small satellites to a 500-kilometre circular low Earth orbit for a range of customers. A launch window will open from 10.13am on Saturday and back-up opportunities are available through to July 17. “Things are tracking well for launch, though the weather doesn’t look great for now,” Rocket Lab spokeswoman Morgan Bailey said. “We’ll just have to wait and see as we get closer to the window.” Picture by Liam Clayton Media Artwork auctioned for charity close to surfers’ hearts by Mark Peters He then thought he would give the fundraising effort a AT the opening night of nudge. Gisborne screenprinter Tony “While the auction was Ogle and fellow surfer and running I said, ‘I’ll throw in graphic designer Daryn a full set of poster prints’.” Mcbride’s combined art SurfAid co-founders Dr exhibition at Miharo Gallery Dave Jenkins and Dr Steve last month the two men Hathaway happened to be auctioned off a work each. in Gisborne at the time, met They raised $2150 for with SurfAid co-founder Phil SurfAid — an Indonesia- Dreifuss and turned up at based organisation dedicated the gallery for the auction. to improving communities’ “We are so grateful health while respecting the for Tony and Daryn’s islands’ culture. wonderful support helping Ogle’s donation to the us to improve the health, auction was an oval wooden wellbeing and self-reliance panel featuring the rubbed of people living in isolated back image of a surfer regions connected to us waxing up a longboard. through surfing,” said Mcbride’s initial the men on the SurfAid contributions were pencil, Facebook page. ink and poster pieces that showed the development MORE ABOUT ART CONNECTED THROUGH SURFING: Gisborne surfer/screenprinter Tony Ogle (left) and surfer/graphic artist of an idea across the three AUCTIONS FOR SURFING works. Daryn Mcbride (right) with SurfAid founders (from left) Steve Hathaway, Dave Jenkins and Phil Dreifuss at IN THE GUIDE, PAGE 25 Miharo Gallery, where the two artists auctioned artworks to raise funds for SurfAid. Picture supplied LOOKING AHEAD Get your SPORTS Gisborne Herald • Week 3 of premier club rugby — HSOB v YMP, home-delivered Pirates v OBM, Ngatapa v Waikohu. • Thistle host Port Hill in Paciic Premiership football while United are away to Napier City Rovers. • Senior netball continues, including what could be a premier thriller between GGHS and Whangara. • Huge interest in the Poverty Bay men’s golf open, with all 112 spots illed two months out FOCUS ON THE LAND TOMORROw SATuRdAy

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: 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 • Thursday, July 2, 2020 NEWS 3 Industry taking steps to Forestry worker’s death continue to improve ‘put in too-hard basket’ health and safety: EWC EASTLAND Wood Council says it employment conditions. The scheme is unable to comment on WorkSafe was designed in consultation with the FROM PAGE 1 Blackstump Logging was prosecuted but is a investigations but sympathises with regulator, WorkSafe and with extensive small company. the whanau “at their pain and grief of input from the industry. It added this was unfortunate and it “did not Ms Armstrong said this showed WorkSafe’s losing loved ones at work”. “EWC is also working with know” how it had occurred. willingness to go after small subcontractors but “Everyone should go to work and Safetree offering Safetree leadership “Us as a family, we’re out there in limbo,” Mr not confront the big companies or forest owners, come home to their whanau at the end programmes to contractors for their Waitoa said. “We’ve never seen a summary of facts many of who were based overseas. of the day,” said EWC chief executive workplace supervisors, leading of the case. “They’ve got a timid approach,” she said. Kim Holland. hands and mentors to further build “You’re just out on the side and you’re just “They’re not really looking at who owns and Her comments are in response skillsets that focus on team building, hearing these little whispers and getting these manages the forest. They tend to focus just on the to criticism of the WorkSafe communication and leadership. bits of email — ‘we’ll fill you in’ type stuff’.” contractor and the men on the day.” investigations into two forestry “We are fortunate to have Wade His request under the Official Information Act WorkSafe was constrained by investigative workers killed in on-site accidents — Brunt in the pilot role of ‘toroawhi’ with for reports had been turned down, he said. weaknesses that were evident when she Niko Brooking Hodgson in 2016 and Te Safetree and WorkSafe as a worker WorkSafe said it would get him a summary of reinvestigated the Brooking-Hodgson case, finding Oho Mauri Piripi Bartlett in 2017. advocate in health and safety. Wade facts this week. 18 safety lapses, Ms Armstrong said. “Health and safety is at the also sits on the EWC health and safety “Mr Waitoa is entitled to his opinions on his “I’ve read the transcript of the investigation frontfront of everything that we do focus group and provides a ‘worker’ experience,” WorkSafe specialist interventions . . . and the inspector asking the questions simply in the forest. People are our biggest voice. head Simon Humphries said in a statement. didn’t know enough about forestry. asset. We can’t comment on any “With the release of the forestry WorkSafe chief executive Phil Parkes has “He didn’t know how to gather the evidence WorkSafe investigations or specific and wood processing workforce repeatedly stressed the agency succeeds with that he needed. And you can see him pulling cases,” she said. development plan by Minister Shane 90 percent of prosecutions. back when he comes to an area where he’s “The forest industry is taking Jones earlier this year, there is a The 2019 report said this was an important unconfident.” a number of steps to continue to move towards increasing the use of measure but that deeper digging showed up WorkSafe’s 2019 review of the investigation improve the health and safety of their machines and technology to reduce looming problems. found there was expert input into it but Ms work force to reduce the risks. the number of people in high risk roles, Mr Waitoa and Ms Armstrong Armstrong said this was not “Eastland Wood Council is such as breaker-outs and fallers. A said the high success rate showed evident, adding that she and endorsing Safetree Contractor number of contractors have already the agency was taking the easy I’ve read the Richard Brooking had not been Certification for all its silviculture moved to fully mechanised harvesting. cases. given access to that expert advice. and harvesting contractors, which is “We also have the Generation In the Brooking-Hodgson case, transcript‘ of the The picture would look worse the industry certification standard. Programme, which provides entry- no prosecution was taken and investigation . . . and still if the agency counted deaths Safetree Certification provides a level training and ongoing mentoring his family fought for years until the inspector asking and serious injuries properly, she benchmark for health and safety and support for new trainees and recently learning they would get an said. systems and means everyone is held employees in the industry. inquest. the questions simply Annual fatality numbers to the same standards. “Cameras are not going to save “They put his death in the didn’t know enough jumped nationwide across all “For forest owners and managers, lives. We need to make sure that too-hard basket,” father Richard about forestry. He industries when WorkSafe for the using certified contractors provides an incidents don’t happen. Health and Brooking said. first time corrected a historical assurance that the companies being safety is everyone’s responsibility Mr Waitoa pointed to how rarely didn’t know how to undercounting of work-related hired are competent to do the job. and workers need to be involved, and WorkSafe took action against gather the evidence road crash deaths at the start of “For workers, the scheme will lead ‘standing in the gap’ for their mates is company directors and executives. —Health and safety’ this year. to improved health and safety and what will save lives. An OIA response shows these specialist Applying this to logging truck account for just two out of an deaths and the supply chain, average 120 prosecutions a year Hazel Armstrong forestry fatalities would rise from Convicted murderer found since 2013; or 16 all up, 11 of WorkSafe’s count of 30 since 2014 which have succeeded, four failed to 42, Ms Armstrong said. and one is ongoing. Workplace Safety Minister Iain Lees-Galloway fit to plea on new charges “That’s pretty average eh?” Mr Waitoa said. “I said the 2019 Jones report had concluded that hate to know how much staff they’ve got to get overall WorkSafe’s investigations were of good TRIPLE murderer Duane Mark Shaw, Gisborne District Court during the two prosecutions a year.” quality. who was returned to prison earlier Covid-19 lockdown but the case was WorkSafe has 190 inspectors — 44 are in its “WorkSafe has acknowledged its investigations this year after allegedly trying to burn adjourned for specialist mental reports, investigations unit and 24 of those are specialists, needed improving and improvements are already down a house in Wairoa, made another which needed to be conducted face-to- three more than in 2016. being made,” he said in a statement. appearance in Gisborne District Court face. The rest go out assessing companies (visits Mr Waitoa still has 20 whanau employed in yesterday. Yesterday, based on information in steady at 13,000 to 15,000 visits a year) and forestry. The industry claimed his uncle’s life Shaw, now 55, was on parole until this those reports, Judge Warren Cathcart imposing a range of enforcement actions short several years back and his father only recently got alleged offending. found Shaw fit to plead. of prosecution (up fivefold since 2016 to 12,000 out of it. He was convicted of three murders and Counsel Mark Sceats said further time actions in 2019). “They know it’s unsafe and they’ll carry on. sentenced to life imprisonment in 1987 was needed to consult with Shaw before It has 15 staff in its legal unit — one more than They’ve got no other choice but to. There’s pretty after admitting he fatally stabbed his wife pleas could be entered. in 2016 — and staff turnover is a high 20 percent much no other job.” Tania Thompson and setting her alight at The case was further adjourned until a year, against very low turnover in its operations It could be a top job, too, if there were GoPro Wellington in 1986. July 20. Shaw remains in custody. side. cameras on hard hats, tougher laws and He was found guilty of murdering their He was paroled in 1996 but recalled Those heading forestry companies needed to be responsible operators, he said. two children — Kylie, 3, and nine-month- to prison in 2004 for twice assaulting his held to account, too, Mr Waitoa said. “What I’d like to say to them is: ‘Put yourself in old Mishana — who died in the fire. new partner. “I hate to say but I don’t think that they worry our shoes. How would you like it if it was your son Shaw, was charged with attempted When the opportunity of parole arose too much about losing people. All they’re worrying gone?’ No doubt these company owners will have arson and breaching release conditions again in 2010, he did not seek it, saying about at the end of the day is how big the bank kids of their own. after an incident on February 29, this year he was not ready to return the community. account is. “Would they send their own kids out? I’m pretty in which police claim he tried to set fire to A parole board report of that time “So for them, if you start affecting that bottom sure if you looked in their eyes, there’d be no way a house at a Wairoa property in Ngamotu stated, “Mr Shaw acknowledges he has end of the dollar, that’s where you’ll start they’d have their own son or daughter in the same Road, where he was living. some way to go before he can be safely implementing change.” job where our family members are.” He first appeared via AV-link in released into the community.” Tourist attack arrest made Local teenager facing aggravated robbery, GBH charges by Murray Robertson Sergeant Wayne Beattie. “The arrest “We are obviously very pleased with A Gisborne Hospital spokeswoman was made without incident at a house in the result of our inquiry into this this morning said Mr Brerille was POLICE last night made an arrest Kaiti.” incident,” Det Sgt Beattie said. “We thank “comfortable” and may be discharged in relation to an attack on the French The teenager has been charged with the members of the public who have early next week. tourist who was allegedly stabbed with attempted aggravated robbery and assisted us with our investigation.” He is from Reunion Island, an overseas scissors and punched during an incident wounding with intent to cause grievous The arrest was made as a result of department and region of the French in the city on Monday, June 22. bodily harm. information received from the public. Republic in the Indian Ocean, east of Christophe Brerille, 32, remains in Mr Brerille had given a young man “We are also grateful for the assistance Madagascar and southwest of Mauritius. Gisborne Hospital where he underwent what he thought was a ride home when offered to Christophe from the public.” “He has been in contact with his surgery to repair injuries to his hands, the man allegedly tried to steal his car. Det Sgt Beattie said it was unclear at mother on Reunion Island,” Det Sgt arms and face. The arrested man also faces a driving this stage how long Mr Brerille will have Beattie said. “At 8.30pm last night we arrested charge in relation to his alleged attempt to remain in hospital. The charged youth was to appear in an 18-year-old local unemployed man to take the vehicle. “His recovery is going well and he is in Gisborne District Court today. in relation to the alleged stabbing and The car left the road and crashed into good spirits, and very much appreciates Det Sgt Beattie said police would attempted robbery,” said Detective the side of a house in Ranfurly Street. the support he has been getting.” oppose bail. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam

WALLIS, HOORAY IT’S Anniversaries Frederic Peter HAROLD: Popular Remembering you and Life Education missing you. giraffe, Harold, with Te Wharau Frederic Peter Wallis students (from passed on 2 July 2019 in Hamilton. left) Ali Edwards, Mahinaroa Missing you Dad and Houkama and the times together at Amiee Braybrook Diamond Wedding Wainui Beach, around and Life Ed Peter and Elaine Rotorua lakes, and at Corrin your overseas locales. educator Fergus Missing your latest Knight. At Holy Trinity 2nd July 1960 story and uncovered memories. Picture by 60 wonderful years Missing your loyal Liam Clayton together affection. Missing you. Paul and Caroline

Investigating need to open emergency sewer valve GISBORNE District Council was forced Harold shares message of health to reopen the emergency sewer valve at the Gladstone Road bridge on Tuesday afternoon and have a inquiry under way. HAROLD has been hanging out at Te identified needs of the school and their The middle school students look at The emergency valve was closed again Wharau School lately teaching children pupils at the time. Each class receives feelings and how they can affect the way at 3.30pm yesterday. all about health and wellbeing. two lessons and an activity pack. we act, and the older learners focus on “We advise no swimming, fishing He is part of the Life Education Trust “The children take the activity packs how people adapt to change, which also or gathering shellfish in rivers and mobile classroom which is making its home and the idea is that they engage incorporates some learning about how to beaches until at least five days after the way around Gisborne schools this term. with their whanau,” says Fergus. interact and keep themselves and others valves are closed and warning signs are The lovable giraffe is extremely popular “The Year 5 and 6 packs have some safe, both online and offline. removed,” the council said in an online with children across the country and small challenges to do at home. One Fergus is a trained teacher who is post. Life Ed educator Fergus Knight said the challenge might be to get the family to passionate about empowering youth to “The valve at the Gladstone Road students at Te Wharau have been loving sit around the table and each share the make informed decisions concerning their Bridge was opened at 2.15pm on Tuesday their lessons about the human body and highlight of their day, or another might health and wellbeing. to prevent sewage overflowing back healthy relationships. be doing 10 minutes of exercise a day “We learn about how amazing the into homes and on to roads,” a council Fergus works closely with classroom with the whole family.” human body is, how everyone is unique spokesman said. teachers to co-create the lessons which The lessons for the youngest learners and the benefits in supporting and “We’re still trying to establish why cover different subjects depending on the have been around healthy friendships. respecting one another.” the flows were high but they were too high for the system to cope, and the only option was to open the valve. “The discharge is highly diluted with rainwater but contact with the waterways may be a risk to health.” Temporary warning signs have been Tick for rates rise put in place along the city riverbanks and beaches. Covid-19 ‘completely altered’ GDC approach

AN average rates rise of 3.26 percent “Our capital investment for 2020/21 of Heading into year three of the 2018- Celebrating 10 (or $88) has been given the tick of $96m will not only address critical work 2028 Long Term Plan (LTP), GDC approval, after Gisborne District Council but also support local employment. set rates for the next financial year officially adopted its 2020/21 Annual “It plays a significant part of the beginning on July 1, with an overall years at Tauawhi Plan. council’s overall recovery plan to support rates revenue increase of 3.26 percent Covid-19 “completely altered” the our economy after lockdown.” to meet the LTP focus of getting back to Men’s Centre approach for this year’s Annual Plan, The key highlights of the Annual basics. GDC chief executive Nedine Thatcher Plan are a focus on bringing forward Changes to fees and charges for Swann said in a statement. the wastewater disinfection project to 2020/21 were consulted on during March TAUAWHI Men’s Centre is celebrating The plan now focuses on investment in improve the water quality in the bay; a and April and adopted along with the its 10th birthday tomorrow. core infrastructure and supporting the $96.1m capital investment programme plan. It will be an informal celebration where region’s economic recovery. with 85 percent on critical infrastructure; The changes reflect the true cost of people can drop in for “kai and korero” “Like the rest of the world, we will be increasing resource consents resourcing each individual service to ensure the from 11am till 3pm. dealing with the effects of the crisis for to fulfil statutory response times; and person benefiting from the service was “This is a chance for everyone to join many years,” she said. providing more for meeting wear-and- charged accurately, rather than costs us as we acknowledge this milestone,” “It is important as a community and tear costs of critical infrastructure. falling on the general ratepayer. Tauawhi co-ordinator Tim Marshall said. council we remain resilient and focused. The Annual Plan also increases the The Annual Plan 2020/21 final It is an open door event. For more “Rethinking how we continue with key provision for rates remissions by $1m document and final fees and charges information contact Tim Marshall on 06 projects to ensure economic stimulation to provide targeted relief to ratepayers document will be available on the 868 8278 or 027 558 6362. was integral to our revised Annual Plan. facing financial hardship. council’s website. Forecasters warn of big ‘ugly’ southerly swell

A HEAVY southerly swell has been forecast peak from around midday. 6pm today, for severe gales with 120kmh gusts structures. to reach up to 3.5 metres in Turanguanui-a-Kiwa/ “The swell looks like being a bit ugly for the forecast. “An orange warning for strong winds is in Poverty Bay today and a port official said it could rest of the day. “A low pressure system sitting out to the east force until 6pm today for the Gisborne region.” be Sunday before log loading could resume. “We expect it will start to taper off tomorrow of New Zealand shifts a little bit closer towards Mr Ferris said the southerly winds had been MetService yesterday issued a heavy swell and Saturday, and we hope to get log operations the eastern coast of the North Island today,” said forecast to ease as Friday progresses. forecast for today. under way again on Sunday.” MetService forecaster Lewis Ferris. A southerly swell was expected to rise to Two log ships were at anchor out in the Bay “As it gets closer it squeezes the air flowing ■ Gisborne-Tatapouri Sports Fishing club today 3.5 metres offshore this morning, and to 4.5 yesterday, but one headed out to sea before the along the coast, which is resulting in gale force warned boat users that a significant surge event to 5 metres offshore this afternoon, easing swell arrived. southerlies from Wellington up into the Gisborne was forecast for today in Gisborne harbour. below warning criteria tomorrow morning, the The MetService also issued a strong wind region. “Marina users should check vessels, tighten forecasters said. warning for north of Wairoa, and eastern “The possible 120kmh gusts in exposed areas ropes, and ensure vessels are moored correctly.” The port official said the swell was expected to Gisborne south of Tokomaru Bay from 11am to could damage trees, powerlines and unsecured The peak was forecast for high tide at 4pm. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 NEWS 5 Celebrating a life together sharing, loving, respecting

by Matai O’Connor

THE secret to a long marriage is love, respect and being able to share says a Gisborne couple who celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary today. Elaine Anne Faulkner and Peter James Corrin met when they were 18 and married two years later. They celebrated their 80th birthday together a couple of months ago. Peter remembers seeing Elaine for the first time when he was with her brother, also called Peter. The two Peters used to race motorbikes together. “I saw her one day and said EIGHTY YEARS YOUNG: Elaine and Peter Corrin, making to her brother ‘she’s very good- the most of their lives together. looking’ to which he said ‘it runs Picture by Paul Rickard in the family,” Peter says. Elaine says it took a while for her to say yes to going on a round together for 12 years. Four years ago they made the date with Peter, but eventually it In 1983 Peter was elected to decision to sell the family home happened. the Gisborne District Council and and moved into a townhouse at “I think our first date was in served one term. Kiri Te Kanawa retirement village. 1958.” Elaine was a dance teacher Peter can add the occupation They are both from Gisborne and worked at Bernina for about of writer to his CV, having and first met when they were 15 years. penned a book about his life around 18 years old. She remembers convincing called Share My Days. He had “I’m pretty sure our first date Peter to dress up as a ballerina 100 copies of the book printed was when we went to a friend’s and perform on stage — “once”. and wishes he had ordered more, party together,” Peter says. They discovered a love of but “I didn’t think they would They were married in 1960 travel together, and have been sell”. and before long started a family. overseas 15 times. Tasmania was The cover of the book is a They have four children — Paul, on their list to visit this year, picture of Waipaoa Station where Roger, David and Linda — and 10 before the Covid-19 pandemic Peter grew up. grandchildren. put a stop to all travel. It was a five-year project, “They are a great family,” They also enjoyed touring with Elaine typing up Peter’s Elaine says. around New Zealand, and owned handwritten chapters and fixing Peter took on a variety of a motorhome for about 10 years. any spelling errors. jobs during his working life, Their adventurous spirit took More recently, Peter worked including driving petrol tankers. them to the top of the Auckland as a volunteer driver for the He also worked for agricultural Harbour Bridge, a climb Peter Sunshine Service bus, for 10 60 YEARS OF LOVE: Peter and Elaine Corrin met when they were 18, and contractors. says they did “when we were years. Elaine volunteered for the married in 1960. Today they celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary. The couple owned a milk fitter”. Sherwood Club for 10 years. Union labels AMI store App gives indication closure ‘short-sighted, of Endeavour mood irresponsible’ by Mark Peters (10.8 percent). When the data is analysed and Before making a post on Riposte, users interpreted to provide feedback to “PROUD”, and “frustrated” were the two first select whether to post a fistpump or the community such comments are AMI Insurance is to join the growing most commonly selected emotions posted a facepalm moment. They then select the incorporated into the data analysis. Once list of businesses to move out of the via social feedback app, Riposte, about the emotion and strength of emotion they felt, the data is analysed Riposte Analytics Gisborne city centre. proposed installation of the Endeavour then they add comments. When people felt will submit a report to Gisborne District The move follows insurance giant IAG’s models. proud, hopeful and other positive emotions, Council about how people in Tairawhiti proposal to close all of its 53 AMI stores Developed by Gisborne data analyst some of the most strongly supported feel about the proposed reinstatement of in New Zealand, a move the finance Debs Hancock and the Riposte Analytics phrases included “have your say”, “decision the Endeavour models. workers union FIRST Union said was team, the app is designed to function as of no consultation revoked”, “honour te Because Riposte provides a safe and “irresponsible and short-sighted”. a barometer of the community’s state tiriti”, “more listening needed”, “work in alternative channel for people to express FIRST Union national organiser for of being. It can also be used to ask for partnership with iwi” and “empathy not how they feel about the topic, it will finance Callum Francis said in relation feedback on particular topics, such as the anger”. give the council and other organisations to the Gisborne branch, the union had Endeavour models. In this case the Riposte Responses also included hashtags additional insight into how people are one member who was affected by the app was used to help clarify how and what “#PeacefulProtest” and “#BeTheChange”. feeling and why, says Mrs Hancock. proposal. the local populace feels about the models A hashtag, #, is a tag used on social “This can help them prepare for other “However, our understanding is the of British explorer James Cook’s ship. networks such as Twitter and Instagrams modes of community engagement and will entire branch is affected. The app does not function as a survey, to help other users easily find messages help them identify any knowledge gaps. “The proposal indicates that any poll or referendum but more as an with a specific theme or content. It also means people who are usually managers or assistant managers indicator that is subject to interpretation. Where people felt frustrated, angry, excluded from the traditional consultation are technically having their roles “Riposte captures information about how disappointed and other negative process have another way of participating.” disestablished. you feel about the models,” Mrs Hancock emotions, some of the most strongly Although a population of only 23, with “For all other employees, they are being told The Gisborne Herald last month. supported phrases included “why no iwi no identifiable demographic, used the offered an opportunity to either relocate “It’s more about experiences and less consultation”, “#colonisation”, “ignorant Riposte app to express their feelings to another office or to permanently work about opinions.” people”, “makes me mad”, “not all historic about the proposed installation of the from home. Riposte users had 18 emotions — events need statues”, and “people can’t see Endeavour models, once enough people “In the majority of situations the nine positive and nine negative — to both sides of history”. post on Riposte, analysts can break down expectation is they will transfer to a choose from. The responses “proud”, The most common words used in posts the results by demographics, says Mrs comparable position — excluding the fact and “frustrated” each accounted for included “peaceful protest” or “protest”, Hancock. they’ll be redeployed or working from 16.2 percent of 37 responses posted by “history”, and “waka”. There were a Demographics include age range, ethnic home, of course.” a population of 23. Those responses few hopeful posts of displaying both the group, gender, profession, childhood town/ IAG is proposing to move staff to were followed by “angry’ (13.5 percent), Endeavour models alongside models of city, current town/city, work activities, and digital and contact centre roles. “hopeful” (10.8 percent) and “disappointed” waka. housing situation. 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 BRIEFS Bridges promoted in Muller’s Clark resigns as National Party reshuffle WELLINGTON — National leader Todd Muller has moved his predecessor into his shadow Cabinet, with Simon Bridges taking over the foreign affairs portfolio. Bridges, a former Crown prosecutor, had previously asked for the foreign affairs spot, but Health Minister Muller had declined when he rolled the Tauranga MP in a fight for National’s leadership. WELLINGTON — David Clark has the New Zealand on a more stable footing. Now is the right Bridges was elected leader in February 2018 resigned as Health Minister after he public. As David time to handover the reins and move and held up the party’s support into the 40s until became an “unhelpful distraction” in the has said to me forward with new leadership.” the Covid-19 pandemic. fight against Covid-19. the needs of the He said it had been a rewarding three He and Bridges had a “very professional” Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has team must come years and he was proud of all his team had relationship that was “absolutely fine”. Bridges accepted his resignation and said it was before him as an achieved in that time. was a “fantastic” MP, Muller said. “essential our health leadership has the individual.” “But it has not all been smooth sailing, The National leader is reshuffling his shadow confidence of the New Zealand public.” Ardern and I wish to put it on the record again, Cabinet due to Paula Bennett’s retirement. Clark said it had been an “extraordinary appointed Chris I take full responsibility for the decisions Bennett had responsibility for drug reform and privilege” and he had given it “my all”. Hipkins as Health made and taken during my time as women, and was ranked at No.13. She had been But continuing was distracting from the Minister until the minister of health.” deputy leader before the shift. Government’s Covid response, he said. election. He reiterated his support for Director- Muller said Shane Reti would take Bennett’s He had already offered to resign over David Clark “Our response to General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield spot at No.13 and take on associate drug reform. his beach excursion during the lockdown, Covid is on a stable and thanked him for his extraordinary Drug reform, which was Bennett’s shadow which Ardern would have accepted were it footing and I have full confidence that efforts during Covid-19. portfolio, would go to Amy Adams. not for Covid-19. Minister Hipkins will oversee the portfolio Clark faced a backlash after repeatedly Muller said the diversity on the front bench, He said the team had to come first and with the thoroughness and diligence he saying Bloomfield was the person the first 12, hadn’t changed, but there was more the Covid response was too important, brings to his other areas of responsibility. responsible for failures at the border, diversity in the shadow Cabinet and in the so he had made the call to step aside. “Post-election I intend to reassess who and only taking responsibility himself as 55-strong caucus. With no community transmission and the is best placed to take the health portfolio minister after several days. “I wasn’t going to change the front bench.” focus now on the border measures, “it is forward.” Talking about his comments on Muller acknowledged Bennett’s role on issues appropriate for me to move on”. Clark had been under pressure since Bloomfield and whether that was the of drug reform and he said Adams and Reti would He thanked the front-line health the start of the government’s response to reason for his resignation, Clark said: bring an informed and considered view on the workers and all Kiwis who made sacrifices Covid-19 some months ago. “I’ve always been clear that I have a deep cannabis referendum. to put New Zealand in a position to be the Clark said the portfolio had been a respect for Ashley Bloomfield and we have He would vote “no” in the referendum to legalise envy of the world. “Now is the right time to challenging one and it was clear to him a good warm working relationship. cannabis, and his feeling was that all of the hand over the reins.” that it was becoming a distraction from the “The important thing is the whole caucus might do the same, Muller said. Ardern said: “David has come to the government’s response to the pandemic. context of my admiration for his work. I’m — NZ Herald conclusion his presence in the role is “I have made the decision myself and I grateful for the work he and his team have Quarantine facility evacuated creating an unhelpful distraction from the genuinely think now is the right time.” done.” Government’s ongoing response to Covid- “Despite more than 80,000 tests in the Clark will continue to serve as an MP AUCKLAND — Auckland quarantine facility 19 and wider health reforms. It’s essential last two weeks alone, we have no evidence and will ask for people’s support in the the Jet Park Hotel has been evacuated, a staffer our health leadership has the confidence of of community transmission. We are now election. — NZ Herald\Radio NZ confirmed to Newshub. According to Stuff, the evacuation came after a steam cleaner set off a fire alarm at the high- security hotel in Mangere, near Auckland Airport. Jet Park Hotel is the facility at which active Auckland clinches water deal Covid-19 cases caught at the border are sent, along with their close contacts and symptomatic AUCKLAND — Auckland Mayor Phil intervention and the outcome is great for you’ve ever drunk has been through new arrivals. Goff says it’s time residents got used to us all.” somebody’s kidneys a dozen times. It’s understood fire crews were sent to the the idea of drinking water that’s “been A representative from the Waikato Probably 100 times. It doesn’t sound facility at about 9.30am today, all wearing through somebody’s kidneys a dozen River Authority caused a ruckus ahead great, but by the time we have recycled personal protective equipment (PPE). times” if they don’t want to be at the of the meeting by saying Auckland would that water and treated it, it’s as pure as Newshub has contacted the Fire Service and the mercy of Mother Nature or Waikato river be charged 10c a litre to take more from the water that falls from the sky. All-of-Government Covid-19 Response Group for bosses. the river — 64 times what households “People screw up their nose and I comment. — Newshub The city, in its biggest drought in currently pay. was told it’s just not appropriate or it’s nearly three decades, has been urgently “You know what that would have culturally offensive — no, we’ve got to One dead in tractor accident trying to find new sources of water. Its meant for the average family in Auckland do that. That is the guaranteed source of TAURANGA — A person has died in what is dams are usually 80 percent full at this . . . $2000 a month,” said Goff, admitting water as our city hits 2 million people — understood to be a serious incident involving a time of year. On Wednesday they were the discussions had been “quite messy”. we simply recycle the water. That means tractor in the Western Bay of Plenty. only at 55 percent, and that’s after a “Why would Auckland be the only we don’t put any partially contaminated Emergency services were called to a property week of heavy rain. drawer on the river that had to pay for water into the harbour — we treat it into in Ohauiti, south of Tauranga, shortly before An agreement in principle has been the water? We don’t accept that anybody, total purity.” 6.30pm yesterday after reports someone had reached with the Waikato Regional in particular, owns the water. It starts The alternatives could be even costlier. been injured. Council (WRC), river bosses and iwi to up at Taupo and it comes right down the Goff says a desalination plant, which The NZ Herald understands the victim was take more water from the river, but it’s river and it flows through Waikato-Tainui would allow the city to draw water from found seriously injured following an incident with only an interim measure. — they own the riverbed, that’s fine. But the sea, would cost twice as much. a tractor. “Behind the scenes we’ve been working look, in the end common sense prevailed.” “We’ve stopped charging resource A police spokesman said the person was found for some months in regard to putting Watercare and Auckland Council are consents on fitting a water tank to take dead at the scene. There were no suspicious different consent holders together to see likely to spend money improving the the rainwater off your roof. Should have circumstances, and the death is due to be whether there’s transfer of water rights quality of the water in the river and done that years ago, to tell you the truth referred to the Coroner. and consents to enable it to happen,” building a new treatment plant. — that’s common sense. Longer-term, we Police have not yet revealed any other details WRC chair Russ Rimmington told The But Goff said in the long-term, bigger have to recycle our wastewater.” about the victim — including their age or gender. AM Show today. plans were needed — such as recycling The long-term issues will be dealt Fire and Emergency NZ shift manager Carrin “Of course the big issue now is getting wastewater, which he estimated would with by a board of inquiry set up by the Larkin last night said crews were called to the that plant at Tuakau to be able to process cost “probably a bit more” than $1 billion. Government, which will also look at incident at 6.21pm. the water. So it is good we’ve got a good “But that’s the nature of a growing city speeding up Auckland’s formal Resource Two fire trucks were sent to the scene. resolution. It was good to have it resolved more likely to have drought with climate Management Act application for more She directed further queries to St John, which locally without central Government change. In Singapore every drop of water water. — Newshub has been contacted for comment. — NZ Herald Southerly blast brings snow, 125kmh wind gusts

WELLINGTON — The chilly southerly blast that the maximum wave was 7.49m. A spokesperson for local contractor Intergroup, Road on State Highway 1, resulting in a detour at has hit parts of the lower North Island is beginning The southerly blast has left debris strewn across Warren Birdling, said crews had been on Marine least an hour-and-a-half longer. to ease. roads on Wellington’s south coast overnight. Drive and Port Road since 2am cleaning up logs, NZTA said SH1 was shut from Taihape through MetService forecaster Karl Loots says severe Seaweed, rocks and big logs have reached seaweed and rocks. to Rangipo. gales hit Wellington overnight, with gusts reaching houses in Owhiro Bay. There was no known damage at this stage, but MetService had heavy snow warnings in place 125kmh. Last night, residents in the area were being told another assessment would be made later. for Taihape and the Ruahine ranges until 1pm Big swells on the south coast peaked at just to prepare in case they needed to evacuate their Elsewhere, trees were down and there were today, and the Tararua Range until 9am today. under six metres, but that did not coincide with homes. some slips, including one blocking part of the Road snowfall warnings are in place for Napier- the high tide as was feared. But an Owhiro Bay resident, Phillip Isaac, said Eastern Hutt Road near Stokes Valley, Birdling Taupo Road (SH5), Desert Road (SH1), Remutaka But at Baring Head, near Wellington, the the storm overnight was not as bad as the last one said. Hill Road (SH2), Lewis Pass (SH7), with an update maximum wave height was 6.45m. in April. Loots said there had also been some snow and expected to be issued later today. Elsewhere, Niwa recorded a massive wave of Meanwhile, contractors expected they would the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) was A strong wind watch is in place for Coastal areas 11.82m offshore east of Banks Peninsula this spend the rest of the morning clearing debris warning drivers on the Remutaka Hill Road to take of Wairarapa north of Riversdale and Hawke’s Bay morning. washed up onto the coastal roads out to extra care due to the winter driving conditions. south of Cape Kidnappers until 3pm today. At Tory East, which is offshore of Marlborough, Eastbourne, in Lower Hutt. Further north, heavy snow closed the Desert — Radio NZ The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 After 10 minutes of CPR angler started breathing

TURANGI — Heather Macdonald was local people as Ken and Bob happened to dead last Thursday morning, but thanks be close by”. to the quick thinking and rapid actions “Having fully recovered mentally of a group on the Tongariro River bank, and being almost recovered physically, she’s alive now. I’m now in Waikato Hospital while the Alive, happy, and so very grateful . . . cardiac team investigates why I collapsed as is her partner Jen Shieff, who spent and works to find a solution.” an agonising 30 hours waiting to see Ms Macdonald says there are not whether Ms Macdonald would survive enough words to express her gratitude and come back to consciousness with to all the Turangi-Tongariro medical her faculties intact. The miracle she was and emergency services who arrived so hoping for occurred last Friday when promptly to help. Heather, by then breathing on her own “My thanks go to all of them, to again, opened her eyes. Waikato Hospital’s ICU team and The drama occurred while Ms the Waikato helicopter that took over Macdonald — a keen angler taking part at Taupo Hospital from the Turangi in the Tongariro River Motel Ladies’ helicopter team with me on a ventilator. Fishing Tournament — was fishing at I had no awareness of any of their efforts the Hydro Pool on the Tongariro River. until I regained consciousness. Without warning she collapsed, lost “There are no words sufficient for the consciousness and fell into the water, gratitude I feel for those involved in my where she floated face down in the rescue and resuscitation,” she said. current. FOUND FACE DOWN IN RIVER: Heather Macdonald pictured last year on her 74th In regard to Ms Macdonald’s lost rod Fellow Turangi local Bob South was birthday. It was estimated she went 18 minutes without breathing. Picture supplied and reel, the Tongariro River Motel on the riverside talking to fishing guide Ladies’ Fishing Tournament organiser Ken Drummond and Ken’s friends Ross and stick had both come adrift and her The odds looked stacked against Ross Baker, tongue firmly in cheek, says and Sue Faulkner when he spotted Ms Goretex waders had filled with water. Ms Macdonald, but 10 minutes of CPR an “eye witness” who saw the whole Macdonald in the river. “The weight was immense, but we kept blood flowing to her brain and incident says Heather was hooked into He alerted Mr Drummond, who was didn’t worry about that . . . the adrenalin finally restored a pulse. In all, she had an enormous rainbow trout estimated already in the water fishing. keeps you going,” Mr Drummond said. been an estimated 18 minutes without at well over 10kg (22lb) which dragged Mr Drummond bravely plunged into The two men pulled Ms Macdonald to breathing. her into the river before it broke the freezing, fast-flowing river to get Ms the riverbank and began CPR under the To the relief of the rescuers, Turangi away. Macdonald, while Mr South dialled 111. guidance of Mrs Faulker, a nurse, while Fire Brigade arrived to take over, Mr Baker said that on the basis of this Mr Drummond waded some 25m Bob manned the phone to 111. followed by St John paramedics, police “eye witness account” Ms Macdonald had in water a metre deep to retrieve Ms Mr Drummond says his first aid and a doctor and staff from Pihanga won the tournament’s top prize — a rod Macdonald. With Mr Faulkner’s help, he kicked in and in his head he could hear Health. and reel — for hooking into the biggest managed to drag Ms Macdonald to the the words of his first aid trainer: “Don’t Ms Macdonald says she is intensely trout in the tournament. bank, no easy task as her wading belt stop!”. His persistence paid off. grateful that “two such capable, generous — Rotorua Daily Post

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32368-08 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 Police probe Team NZ hack Hacker posed as European TV contractor then scammed Team NZ

AUCKLAND — A multinational police instead saying it had been conned. addressed the concerns of MBIE and (Auckland) investigation is under way into how a hacker “Some time ago I approved an invoice for a Council, and their advisor Beattie Varley,” Team posing as a European TV contractor convinced large contractor in Europe,” Dalton said. “And, no, NZ said. Emirates Team New Zealand (ETNZ) to send a I did not check the noughts and the ones on the Among MBIE’s and the council’s concerns large financial payment to a Hungarian bank bank account. It was the correct invoice as per were that a public investment made to ACE for the account. the contract and the money was sent to Hungary.” event was spent on costs unrelated to the event’s New Zealand Police confirmed yesterday that Dalton said it was immediately reported to management or delivery. That included a $3m the Auckland City Financial Crime Unit was MBIE. He stressed it was not Government money loan to Team NZ that had been “reclassified” and investigating the scam with the help of officers which went missing. MBIE is looking into claims a payment to a Hungarian bank account “through based in Europe and Hungarian authorities, after of misspending by Team NZ and ACE. fraud”. receiving a report in December. The June 22 MBIE-council letter revealed Team NZ said they did not consider the $3 The payment was referenced among a raft of concerns and allegations around the handling million a loan, but payment for work that it had concerns and allegations set out in a June 22 of public money, the operation of the Cup itself, done. “It is a valid charge in relation to the letter, obtained by the Herald, from Auckland worries about public safety, and showed officials management and delivery of the events for the Council and the Ministry of Business, Innovation were concerned about whether Team NZ and significant time spent by ETNZ team members for and Employment (MBIE) to ETNZ and America’s America’s Cup Event were in breach of their event-related matters,” they wrote. Cup Event Ltd (ACE). obligations. The letter raised the possibility of “When analysed, that time is in fact in excess Team NZ admits it was swindled out of a withholding the next tranche of taxpayer funding of $6 million but has not been fully charged (and large figure but has hit back at concerns over its because of their concerns. will not be fully charged) in order not to have handling of public money. The Government is spending $136.5m — a detrimental effect on ACE’s budget. Further Team NZ boss Grant Dalton told media including a $40m host fee — on hosting the 36th details of the time spent by ETNZ team members yesterday a hacker had gained access to material America’s Cup. on event-related matters will be provided in due belonging to a European-based television Economic Development Minister Phil Twyford course.” contractor who the syndicate had been working said the pot had not been frozen while MBIE’s ACE director Greg Horton also said the with, including details of contracts and payments review took place. money was not a loan. He added that a freeze on due dates. Twyford conceded there could be taxpayer funds for the Cup would not derail it. Team NZ received an email which they thought “theoretically” tens of millions of taxpayer dollars “Any withholding of funds by MBIE will not in had come from the contractor, advising of a new being spent while an active review was conducted any way affect the event.” Hungarian bank account into which they should into whether public money had been misused. On concerns over record-keeping and make a scheduled payment. In all, the Government and council have providing information, Team NZ and ACE said A seven-figure sum was subsequently spent $250m on hosting the Cup. The council is a wealth of information had been provided to transferred into the account. The alarm was raised planning to spend a further $20m to support the Beattie Varley, a firm of forensic accountants weeks later when the contractor asked about the regatta and other events next year, and another examining the Cup’s funding. says. missing money. $100m to spruce up the waterfront in time for the “Much of the information now being requested Auckland Mayor Phil Goff said it was Dalton said the hacker had changed one Cup and other events in 2021. involves confidential contracts and material which important the allegations were thoroughly and character in the contractor’s email address when In a statement — accompanied by a letter should be reviewed on site at our base.” professionally investigated. contacting them about the new account details. responding to MBIE and Auckland Council — Team NZ’s letter, released yesterday, addressed “The allegations relate to funds solely New Zealand police were now working with Team NZ said MBIE and the council should be concerns from MBIE and the council about from Government, and MBIE is currently police in Europe to investigate the scam. Some of satisfied the syndicate and ACE were not in some of their personnel not co-operating with undertaking the investigation into them. While the money had been recovered. breach of their hosting agreement obligations. Beattie Varley. “A wealth of information has been the investigation is ongoing, and ahead of its Dalton strongly rejected any suggestion that “ETNZ and ACE categorically deny any provided to Beattie Varley, at times under difficult findings, it is not appropriate to comment further.” Team NZ was involved in fraudulent activity, wrongdoing and consider that they have already circumstances due to the Covid-19 lockdown,” it — NZ Herald FEE FREE for NZ citizens and permanent residents

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WELLINGTON — The not talk about the harms — nor Drug Foundation executive afraid to talk to their doctors, phased approach to making the advertising watchdog has largely did they clearly identify the director Ross Bell said at the or their doctors were unwilling drug legal, with only fresh and cleared the Drug Foundation advertiser. time the complaints were to prescribe. “More importantly, dried cannabis, including plants of 60 complaints about its A majority of the Advertising laid the reason they included these products cannot be and seeds, being immediately campaign promoting the Yes Standards Authority board medicinal cannabis was subsidised by Pharmac so people approved for production and sale vote in the upcoming cannabis has found the digitial ads were because the current regime are still left paying hundreds if under the new regime. control referendum. socially responsible. was restrictive and, through not thousands of dollars each A new Cannabis Regulatory Complainants said the The board has partly upheld legalisation, there would be month and therefore make the Authority could later recommend campaign was misleading a complaint that the TV ads did easier access. choice to use the illegal market.” that edibles be approved as well because the referendum was not clearly identify the Drug Bell said people were going The final legislation being — but not beverages or novelty about recreational use, not Foundation, and has ordered through the illegal market to get voted on by the public was products, like gummy bears. medicinal use, and the ads did them to be amended or removed. cannabis because they were too published in May. It outlined a — RNZ

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EU representative Nina Obermaier told implement this measure and it might well “We all screamed and Morning Report that reciprocity was one be that one of the other member states dropped to the floor. It was HORRIFIC STORM: Holes in the wall, soot around of the criteria to be included on the list decides that self-isolation is necessary.” horrific. My daughter was electrical switches and holes in the concrete were but only applied on a case-by-case basis. The list would allow a “safe and slow crying. Our ears were ringing for the only visible signs of the lightning strike at the “The first and foremost criteria for start” to the European travel season but the rest of the night and there Lawrences’ home. Picture supplied via RNZ qualifying for this list of countries is it would be reviewed every 14 days, she was a burning electrical smell.” the epidemiological situation, where of said. However, the New Zealand Ministry Lightning had just hit the completely rewired. Some of ‘actually, there’s two holes in the course New Zealand is almost in a unique of Foreign Affairs continues to advise overflow pipe of their hot water the electronics were still going wall’. They’re like bullet holes situation.” against all international travel despite the cylinder, earthing through the after the strike, but it is too above our bed. “It’s also about the trend, the testing, EU’s decision. pipes and making a mess of the dangerous to turn anything on “I wasn’t sure if it was even the surveillance, and contact-tracing That advice has been in place since home’s wiring. so they can’t be sure how many safe to be here — if it would capabilities — all of this has been taken March. In a statement on Tuesday, the It had also hit the concrete of their electrical appliances are start a fire — because there was into account when putting this list ministry said there was no change to its area in their backyard. damaged. a really strong burning smell. together, which will be evolving.” travel advisory, which is that all New Lawrence said when it “We’re finding more and “We were told to put a smoke At the moment, the reciprocity Zealanders do not travel overseas. struck, her husband had been more things now, as we go alarm up in the roof cavity just requirement only applied to China, Obermaier acknowledged some just about to walk out the back around the property. There’s to be on the safe side. But we Obermaier said. limitations for New Zealanders to travel door on to the deck, about two a little hole in the concrete in didn’t get much sleep that night, “This is what they felt was necessary. right now, but said the priority for this metres from where a lightning the backyard, where obviously we were so on edge. Apparently they felt that it was right that list was about allowing travel within the fork took a chunk of concrete lightning has struck. “The electrician came back in addition to the epidemiological criteria EU. She said a number of airlines had out of their patio. “There’s little chips in the the next day and took the — notably the number of new cases relaunched services from New Zealand to Metservice recorded almost concrete all the way across switchboards out to have a look. stabilising below the level of the EU over Europe. — RNZ 500 lightning strikes in the Bay the backyard. One of the wires He found them completely black of Plenty over the weekend. supporting the overflow pipe and said, ‘nah, you’ve got to get Lawrence said she usually is broken and there are scorch out. It’s not safe’. loved lightning storms, but this marks on one of the shade sail “Ark Electrical have been one was a bit close for comfort. poles,” she said. phenomenal and State “In fact, we have to move out “My daughter was sitting, Insurance has been great. because it’s not even safe to be reading, on my bed afterwards, They’re even paying for here right now.” and she calls out, ‘there’s a accommodation for our dog. The house needs to be hole in the wall,’. Then it was — Rotorua Daily Post FLU VACCINATIONS for over 65s, pregnant women and those with chronic conditions AUCKLAND ZOO OPENS NEW HABITAT: Auckland Zoo is celebrating the opening of a new primate habitat.The enclosure, which houses orangutans and siamangs, is phase one of the zoo’s new $60m South East Asia $35 for all others Jungle Track. Zoo director Kevin Buley said it had been a “hectic journey” to No appointment necessary. We can finish the initial leg of the project amid the Covid-19 lockdown. “We’re absolutely delighted to be able to open the doors for the first time,” he said. “The immersive vaccinate anyone over 13 years of age. new habitat provides an exciting and continually engaging environment for the orangutans and siamang and allows our primate staff to give them the very Get your fl u shot now! best care and animal welfare outcomes.” Visitors would be able to connect with 17278-20 the animals and have a deeper appreciation for wildlife, he said. 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FROM FROM FROM Water based $ Interior $ Water based $ Interior Low sheen exterior Gib sealer 80 White (tintable)150 3 gloss levels 175 104 CARNARVON ST Easy Sand White (tintable) P. 867 1885 33052-01 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 BUSINESS 11 Maori tourism Bid to tap frozen assets not involved in financial decisions Engineering chief jailed over kickbacks say businesses HAWKE’S BAY — The Maori tourism body in to council manager seeks living costs Hawke’s Bay is feeling unheard and left out of the region’s tourism strategy. by Sam Hurley, NZ Herald living costs this month. It says there’s a lack of communication with Seized property An application for security the key marketing body as the district tries to AUCKLAND — A corrupt for costs by the Commissioner bounce back from Covid-19. former managing director of ■ A home on Disraeli St, Mt of Police — represented Hawke’s Bay Maori Tourism chair Toro an engineering firm jailed in Eden worth more than $2m by Crown lawyer Hannah Waaka, who also runs tours of the old Napier New Zealand’s largest bribery ■ A bach on Harsant Ave, MacDonald — has also been prison, said he had to lay off all but one of prosecution is back in court — Whitianga worth more than made and is opposed by the his 20 workers due to the pandemic. “I feel this time fighting for a living $800,000 Borlases, while a discovery sorry for those people we’ve had to put off but allowance to be released from ■ Commercial property on application by police was also we have to worry about sustainability of the $8.6 million in frozen assets. Corinthian Dr, Albany worth opposed by Auckland Council business, not the individuals,” Waaka said. The millions of dollars in more than $900,000 and Auckland Transport, the “There are other opportunities for assets belonging to Stephen ■ 2015 Mercedes Benz A180 court heard. individuals to engage in I suppose.” Borlase and his wife Catherine ■ 1963 Ford Fairlane Justice Gordon said a two- For Waaka, it had been difficult to find the Borlase were frozen after ■ 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee day hearing will be required right footing in the region’s tourism strategy. the former head of roading ■ And hundreds of to determine the police’s He said there had been no communication contracting business Projenz thousands of dollars in application for security for from Hawke’s Bay Tourism, the main marketing was charged, convicted and accounts in the name of the costs and the Borlases bid to body. “We have no idea in terms of how they jailed. Borlase Civil Trust held with vary the restraining orders. believe they will be assisting Maori, I believe Borlase was sentenced Bank of New Zealand and A date is yet to be set for the we are entitled to a percentage of the budget to five and a half years’ Kiwibank. fixture. to be spent to help develop Maori tourism imprisonment in February At Borlase and Noone’s products.” Hawke’s Bay Tourism receives $1.5 2017 alongside Murray Noone, trial, the court heard of million a year from the Regional Council. a former senior manager lavish spending by Projenz The council’s new iwi representative Api at Auckland Transport and on Auckland Transport staff Tapine said more must be done to improve Rodney District Council, who — including a 10-hour, $5500 the relationship with the two groups, as Maori was jailed for five years. lunch at a Viaduct restaurant. business numbers increase. “There is still lots The pair’s offending saw BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION: Millions of dollars in assets Borlase unsuccessfully of room for those groups to be able to work a pattern of kickbacks from belonging to Stephen Borlase, who was jailed for a bribery appealed against his conviction collaboratively together,” he said. “They have Projenz to Noone — more than scandal involving Auckland Transport, are frozen. and sentence to the Court of tried and they are looking for those spaces. $1m over seven years — for NZ Herald picture Appeal, while Noone failed in But in the post-Covid environment when 4.5m Noone to award contracts an appeal of his sentence. people can demonstrate unity, I was looking at worth tens of millions of thousands of dollars, and a One such application is the They were released from seeing that same unity amongst some of our dollars to Borlase’s company car collection which included a Borlases seeking the release of prison by the Parole Board in organisations.” between 2005 and 2013. 1963 Ford Fairlane. some of the restrained funds to late 2018. Hawke’s Bay Tourism chief executive Police were granted freezing Yesterday, the corruption meet living costs. Former Auckland Council Hamish Saxton directed questions on the orders in September 2017 case returned to the High The Borlases’ lawyer, Simon manager Barrie Kenneth Maori strategy to board representative for some $8.6m, including a Court as several applications Cogan, told Justice Christine James George pleaded guilty Hinewai Ormsby. Ormsby would not comment multimillion-dollar property were made before a multi-day Gordon his clients will seek in 2016 for his part in the yesterday. But chairman George Hickton portfolio, bank accounts civil forfeiture hearing is held a variation to the restraining scandal and was sentenced to acknowledged the tension, speaking at a containing hundreds of in June next year. orders to release funds for 10 months’ home detention. recent regional council meeting. “We represent all businesses here and where we get one part of the organisation, namely Hawke’s Bay Maori Tourism who won’t Nearly $1.5m in wage aid for Team NZ talk to us even despite what we’re trying to do, it’s very hard,” he said at the meeting. “It’s as simple as that. We’re here to AUCKLAND — Embattled Emirates Team New FINANCIAL represent every business in this region, we do Zealand, the subject of complaints of financial CLAIMS: Emirates that to our darndest but there’s a roadblock.” mismanagement which are now being probed by Team NZ head At the same meeting, Ormsby said government investigators, also claimed nearly Grant Dalton there was a distinct difference between $1.5 million under the wage subsidy scheme. (inset) went the organisations — Hawke’s Bay Tourism According to the register published by the public this week markets established companies while the Ministry of Social Development, Team New with complaints Maori tourism body is helping businesses get Zealand applied for both rounds of the scheme about “spies” started. Maori operator Louise Cuthbert who — the first iteration and its extension — and who had made started Napier Cultural Walking Tours just a received $1,478,529 to cover 126 employees. “highly defamatory few months before the lockdown said she had The yachting syndicate headed by Grant allegations good support from the main agency whereas Dalton are defenders of the America’s Cup and regarding financial Maori Tourism had been a “quiet voice”. scheduled to defend their trophy early next year and structural She wanted the groups to meet and speak in an Auckland event that has attracted $250m in matters”. together. “If we could all come together more central and local government funding. File pictures and actually have this discussion — that’s The wage subsidy scheme is the centrepiece what I feel is lacking, so I’m putting it out there of the Government’s economic response to — (as) somebody with my heart in this, I would Covid-19, allowing businesses negatively affected compared with the year prior. about “spies” who had made “highly defamatory really like to talk deeper now.” by the pandemic to receive $585.80 per week to The wage subsidy extension, covering an and inaccurate allegations regarding financial Waaka said a quiet voice was just his style. continuing paying each full-time employee. It has additional eight weeks, required applicants to and structural matters”. Yesterday the Herald “We operate under the radar, we don’t seen more than $11b paid out to date. claim they were experiencing a Covid-related broke news of a letter written by senior officials look for anything like that. We have been Eligibility for the first round of wage subsidy, decline in revenue of 40 percent or more from Auckland Council and the Ministry of to the regional council, we have asked for covering 12 weeks from the start of border compared with the same period last year. Team Business, Innovation and Employment to the some financial assistance from them. They’ve closures in mid-March, required applicants to New Zealand did not immediately reply to a team expressing concern over “serious matters” decided no, they’re going to give their money attest they were experiencing Covid-related request for comment. including fraudulent payments to a Hungarian to the same old organisations that they have declines in revenue of 30 percent or more This week Dalton went public with complaints bank account. in the past, that’s their decision.” — RNZ

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY 800 per day at the airport, less than 5 percent of Z Energy fell 0.7 percent to $2.68. Total fuel what they were six months ago, the number of volumes for the week ended June 28 were WELLINGTON — New Zealand shares fell percent this year. carriers operating had fallen from 29 to 11, and flat compared to the prior week. Volumes are on the back of a grim update from Auckland “Following that blockbuster result we’ve seen daily flight numbers were down 80 percent. down approximately 27 percent, or 17 percent International Airport and Fisher & Paykel some settling of their share price as enthusiasm The airport expects a net adverse impact of excluding jet fuel, compared to pre-lockdown Healthcare gave up some of its recent gains. wanes a little bit,” said Peter McIntyre, between $50 million and $90 million from write- levels. SkyCity Entertainment posted the day’s The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 0.9 percent to investment advisor at Craigs Investment downs, redundancy costs, bad debts and other biggest gain, rising 6.3 percent to $2.54. 11,350.27. Within the index, 30 stocks rose, 19 Partners. significant items in its full-year earnings. Air New Zealand rose 2.7 percent to $1.35. fell, and one was unchanged. Turnover was Fisher & Paykel now makes up almost 17 Vista Group International fell 2.8 percent to Napier Port rose 0.3 percent to $3.61. The $163.4 million. percent of the index. A2 Milk, the second $1.41, declining for the eighth consecutive day. government is to lend $20 million toward The benchmark started the second half of biggest company at about 12.5 percent of the The stock has dropped 15 percent in the past development of a new 12-hectare inland port, the year on a negative note as Fisher & Paykel index, also fell 0.3 percent to $20.14. week as investors have become concerned bringing forward the project by about five years. Healthcare led the market lower, falling 4 Auckland International Airport declined 2.3 about the continued spread of Covid-19. Outside the benchmark index, Augusta percent to $34.19. percent to $6.42 after updating the market with Spark New Zealand dropped 2.2 percent advised shareholders to take no action while the The stock had climbed almost 8 percent “sobering” and “worse than expected numbers”, to $4.46 and Pushpay Holdings declined 1.9 company considers an improved takeover bid during the past two days following its record McIntyre said. percent to $8.62. Both stocks have been star from Centuria. It increased its offer by 2 cents. annual result as the pandemic spurred demand Airport chief executive Adrian Littlewood said performers, growing their market capitalisations Augusta shares rose 6.8 percent to 94 cents. for its products. Its share price is up 54.6 international passengers currently averaged throughout the market collapse. — BusinessDesk 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 EDITORIAL Timeline due to Rugby Park investment fantastic The announcement on Wednesday that We know that across Tairawhiti we Projects in running Rugby Park is set to receive an $8 million have many gaps in our sporting facilities’ possible tweaks? cash injection from the Government is provision, or we have facilities that are in It is interesting that although this new tremendous news! a dire condition. for $98 million grandstand at Rugby Park is “shovel-ready”, it Firstly, congratulations needs to go to Further work is under way to try to With the Government yesterday has a forecast completion time of 14 months the Poverty Bay Rugby Football Union rectify this situation, and whilst this will announcing a likely allotment — as opposed to four months for the rebuild in for securing this funding. A lot of hard require local collaboration and support, 1965. work has gone into this proposal, and additional funding at a national level will of $106 million for this district It seems a bit concerning that although plans it has now paid off big time. Ka mau te be critical. from its $3 billion Covid recovery were completed and supposedly approved, given wehi. However, it is worth taking a moment infrastructure fund, along with the funds have been allocated, there is a warning It is also great to see that the to celebrate this amazing result for $8m of that going towards a new of “possible tweaks”. Supposedly these would Government recognises how quality the sporting sector, as victories in the grandstand and facilities at Rugby then have to be submitted and approved — is sporting facilities have a significant facilities space have been sparse in Park, thoughts obviously turn to this the reason for the extra 10 months? impact upon the wellbeing of recent years. what Tairawhiti projects might It would be very reassuring to have a project communities. So in that regard, thanks Well done Poverty Bay Rugby Football attract the remaining $98m. planned, costed and approved, and then just needs to be given to those involved in Union. Gisborne District Council has six commenced and completed, on time and within this decision, and in particular, to our STEFAN PISHIEF projects valued at about $170m still budgeted cost. local Labour MP Kiri Allan for her Chief executive D. ARTHUR championing of the project. Sport Gisborne Tairawhiti in the running, and is likely to be a major beneficiary — along with the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS wider community (focused on city infrastructure needs, the Poverty Hostility here a worry Bay Flats and the regional economy, Re: Tourist attacked, June We have a Chinese friend after the council’s two East Coast 26 story. who got verbally abused in projects both missed the cut). Peters’ ‘lash’ not news My Argentinian friends were front of Countdown. Some central government largesse I spent Tuesday feeling come about, proving both attacked by a group of people A Czech couple looking for bad about my hasty use of Winstons wrong. two weeks ago. They managed accommodation in Gisborne for council projects would also be the word “muckraking” as a Kim Pittar is a bit out of a relief for all ratepayers looking to escape without getting hurt on Facebook had to face the charge against The Herald, touch with research. “Aiming but they were shaken. They abuse and threats of a local. down the barrel of ongoing up-to-5 but was vindicated when your high and achieving well” is didn’t go to the police since That was on the Gisborne percent rate rises on average, due only coverage of the Green only weakly correlated with they didn’t know anything Rentals page. to the amount of capital investment Party’s positive news to relieve monetary incentives, although about the people. They decided What you are reading is not (and project cost escalation) in the poverty came out under the the worst of capitalists not to stay in Gisborne. a one-off event. The hostility council’s Long Term Plan. heading “Peters lashes out . . .” have long believed that to Another Argentinian said is here, and it seems that it is The council projects in line for No doubt the Greens would encourage the wealthy to that he felt threatened at escalating. potential funding, with amounts get more publicity if they work hard, you must pay them Smash Palace when he went Most immigrants never go sought, are wastewater ($49m) and lashed out, but that’s not what more, and to encourage the for a drink. Nothing happened, to the police, so events are stormwater ($11.7m) improvements, they do. poor, you must pay them less. just bad looks and a bad very under-reported. This is not news. What As well as research, there’s vibe. He said he left the place wastewater treatment ($17.2m), does Peters, the high prince history. As economist J.K. immediately. Z. SIMPSON the Olympic Pool Complex upgrade of negativity, ever do but Galbraith pointed out, “In ($46m), the Waipaoa Flood Control lash out? And he’s not very 1941-45, the (American) top Scheme upgrade ($25.7m) and competent. He believes in the bracket of income tax was Yes, it is ‘all a bit depressing’ the Makauri aquifer recharge politics of envy, but in the raised to 91 percent, but — a ($16.6m-$23.3m). enlightened view of obscene later and highly convenient Hi David 4. Chosen to eat and drink things wealth, it’s the politics of doctrine to the contrary — Yes, understand the statistics to excess resulting in poor health The council also applied for and fully understand that we need a outcomes $23.3m to reinstate the Gisborne scorn. He pretends it’s a this did not visibly reduce the significant blow to that incentive to effort on the part welfare system to catch and support 5. Chosen not to attend the free to Wairoa rail line, as a project those who have had things done to education system and learn. And supporter. From what has been said wealth, when it’s a drop in the of the relevant rich.” bucket — or rather, out of it. And there’s Aotearoa now. them beyond their control, or who teachers tell them the above are all about this, it seems the best rail In quoting Churchill about Just look at the thousands are physically or mentally incapable bad for them. supporters could hope for is a $2m a nation taxing itself into of volunteers who are the of working, or are down on their The Peters of this world have a investment in a business case for prosperity he misrepresents mainspring of our economy, luck and need support until they duty to support those in genuine the reopening of the line (as well the Greens’ policy by inserting motivated without money. can sort their lives. However, many need, and support the agencies that as the Government leaning on a his own monetary priority. The As Gandhi said, higher work of the Pauls have: help people. But they should not policy is not directly about brings higher rewards. The 1. Chosen to abuse harmful have to support Pauls who have reluctant KiwiRail to deliver it). substances, including cigarettes, made constant choices that will give Community-owned Eastland Group that, but about justice, health, Green Party says let’s give aroha and security. When, and them all a decent living. resulting in poor health outcomes poor outcomes, because the state also submitted several projects, 2. Chosen to produce one or gave them money to buy harmful one of which involves a container only when, the human capital is fixed will true prosperity GAVIN MACLEAN more children when they can’t substances and unhealthy food, and hub. It declined to provide further afford to raise them, often as a even more money to produce more information when asked about teenager poorly-parented children. When will that proposal a month ago, citing 3. Chosen to commit crimes and it stop? commercial sensitivity, but a Why not virtual consults? end up in prison KIM PITTAR representative yesterday reiterated that the company would be “very Re: DHB grilled over decision to The access issue can then be happy to discuss” projects if it was take away school GPs, July 1 story. addressed along with privacy (no Sentence too lenient . . . to get any funding. Given the recent experience in notes kept at school or transported) Re: Home detention for getting assaulted on the Another project put forward for lockdown, surely the schools and and efficient use of the resource assaulting bartender, June 29. job then they might have this fund, by East Coast iwi Te health board could engage digitally (GP visiting) can be ensured by Home detention? What a different aspect on the Whanau a Apanui and Ngati Porou, to provide initial consultations booking to see students who need a joke. I don’t know many severity and the trauma this for many of the day-to-day issues those appointments. professions where you can causes to people who go to is a five-year concentrated effort to children may present with. This Then it does not matter if a get assaulted when you go to work with the public. restore the Raukumara Conservation approach, with follow-up nursing student is connecting from the work. What does it take, a death? Park — which experts say is dying, support, can allow for a GP to plan house next door, their school or I am a bar manager of 20 In the famous words of a with possibly less than 10 years to in-person appointments at schools outside of the district if they are years experience on the East poet: The law is an ass. save it. It would cost $35m, provide for students who need face-to- getting the assistance and support Coast and have also been jobs for 40 people, and involve face assessment instead of video they need. assaulted in my line of duty. PAUL KENNEDY expanding deer and goat control conference. MATHEW BANNISTER If judges were at risk of East Coast to cover 150,000ha — reducing the population by 80 percent over [email protected] four years — and landscape-scale ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. aerial operations over 120,000ha ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. to control possums, rats and ■ Always include full name and contact details. mustelids. ■ 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 • Thursday, July 2, 2020 WORLD 13 HK police make arrests under new security law Record drug HONG KONG — Hong Kong police or terrorist activities illegal, as well government and the new security law. made the first arrests on Wednesday as foreign intervention in the city’s Some protesters set fires in Hong under a new national security internal affairs. Kong’s trendy shopping district, seizure in Italy law imposed by China’s central Any person taking part in activities Causeway Bay, while others pulled government, as thousands of people such as shouting slogans or holding bricks from sidewalks and scattered SALERNO — Italian police have seized what defied tear gas and pepper pellets to up banners and flags calling for the obstacles across roads in an attempt to they believe is a world-record haul of 14 tonnes of protest against the contentious move city’s independence is violating the law obstruct traffic. amphetamines they suspect were made in Syria to on the anniversary of the former regardless of whether violence is used. To disperse protesters, police shot finance the jihadist group Islamic State (IS). British colony’s handover to Chinese The most serious offenders, such pepper spray and pepper balls, as well About 84 million counterfeit Captagon pills rule. as those deemed to be masterminds as deployed water cannons and tear worth an estimated one billion euros were found in Police said 10 people were arrested behind these activities, could receive gas throughout the day. containers at the port of Salerno. They were hidden under the law, including a man with a maximum punishment of life Hong Kong’s leader strongly inside large drums of paper and gear wheels. a Hong Kong independence flag and imprisonment. Lesser offenders could endorsed the new law in a speech Captagon is a brand name for the synthetic a woman holding a sign displaying marking the anniversary of the stimulant fenethylline. It was originally used to treat the British flag and calling for handover of the territory — officially attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and Hong Kong’s independence — all The law makes secessionist, called the Hong Kong Special narcolepsy, but many countries banned it during the violations of the law that took effect on Administrative Region. 1980s because of its addictive properties. Tuesday night. Others were detained subversive, or terrorist “The enactment of the national law Now, counterfeit Captagon is reportedly one of for possessing items advocating activities illegal, as well as is regarded as the most significant the most popular drugs among affluent youths in the independence. foreign intervention in the development in the relationship Middle East, particularly in Gulf Arab states. Hong Kong police said on Facebook between the central authorities and The drug has also been consumed by combatants that they arrested some 370 people on city’s internal affairs. the HKSAR since Hong Kong’s return in the civil war in Syria, including IS militants, who various charges, including unlawful to the motherland,” chief executive value its ability to inhibit fear and ward off tiredness. assembly, possession of weapons and Carrie Lam said in a speech, following A Naples police statement said IS — which once violating the new law, which was receive jail terms of up to three years, a flag-raising ceremony and the controlled large swathes of Syria and is thought to imposed in a move seen as Beijing’s short-term detention or restriction. playing of China’s national anthem. still have thousands of members operating inside the boldest step yet to erase the legal Wednesday’s arrests came as A pro-democracy political party, The country — was suspected of making large quantities firewall between the semi-autonomous thousands took to the streets on the League of Social Democrats, organised of the drug in areas where it exerted influence “in territory and the mainland’s 23rd anniversary of Britain’s handover a protest march during the flag-raising order to quickly accumulate substantial funding”. authoritarian Communist Party of Hong Kong to China in 1997. For ceremony. About a dozen participants The pills seized in Salerno were sufficient to system. the first time, police banned this year’s chanted slogans echoing demands from satisfy the entire European market, and it was likely The law, imposed following anti- annual march. Protesters shouted protesters last year for political reform that a “consortium” of criminal groups would have government protests in Hong Kong last slogans, lambasted police and held and an investigation into accusations been involved in their distribution. — BBC year, makes secessionist, subversive, up signs condemning the Chinese of police abuse. — AP Russian vote resets the clock Voters give Putin the right to stay in power until 2036

MOSCOW — Russian voters approved came to power, according to the Levada changes to the constitution that will Centre, Russia’s top independent pollster. allow President Vladimir Putin to hold Moscow-based political analyst power until 2036, but the week-long Ekaterina Schulmann said the Kremlin plebiscite that concluded on Wednesday had faced a difficult dilemma: Holding was tarnished by widespread reports the vote sooner would have brought of pressure on voters and other accusations of jeopardising public health irregularities. for political ends, while delaying it raised With the nation’s polls closed and the risks of defeat. 30 percent of all precincts counted, 74 “Holding it in the autumn would have percent voted for the constitutional been too risky,” she said. amendments, according to election In Moscow, several activists briefly officials. lay on Red Square, forming the number For the first time in Russia, polls were “2036” with their bodies in protest kept open for a week to bolster turnout before police stopped them. Some others without increasing crowds casting ballots in Moscow and St Petersburg staged amid the coronavirus pandemic — a one-person pickets and police didn’t provision that Kremlin critics denounced intervene. as an extra tool to manipulate the Several hundred opposition supporters outcome. rallied in central Moscow to protest A massive propaganda campaign the changes, defying a ban on public and the opposition’s failure to mount a gatherings imposed for the coronavirus coordinated challenge helped Putin get outbreak. Police didn’t intervene and the result he wanted, but the plebiscite even handed masks to the participants. could end up eroding his position because DUBIOUS RESULTS: The vote on the constitutional amendments will reset the clock Authorities mounted a sweeping effort of the unconventional methods used to on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s tenure and enable him to serve two more six- to persuade teachers, doctors, workers boost participation and the dubious legal year terms as President. AP picture at public sector enterprises and others basis for the balloting. who are paid by the state to cast ballots. By the time polls closed in Moscow voters who were offered free masks at 2024. He argued that resetting the Reports surfaced from across the vast and most other parts of Western Russia, the entrance. term count was necessary to keep his country of managers coercing people the overall turnout was at 65 percent, The vote completes a convoluted saga lieutenants focused on their work instead to vote. according to election officials. In some that began in January, when Putin first of “darting their eyes in search for The Kremlin has used other tactics regions, about 90 percent of eligible proposed the constitutional changes. possible successors”. to boost turnout and support for the voters cast ballots. He offered to broaden the powers of Analyst Gleb Pavlovsky, a former amendments. Prizes ranging from gift On Russia’s easternmost Chukchi parliament and redistribute authority Kremlin political consultant, said certificates to cars and apartments were Peninsula, nine hours ahead of Moscow, among the branches of government, Putin’s push to hold the vote despite the offered as an encouragement, voters with officials quickly announced full stoking speculation he might seek fact that Russia has thousands of new Russian passports from eastern Ukraine preliminary results showing 80 percent to become parliamentary speaker or coronavirus infections each day reflected were bussed across the border to vote, of voters supported the amendments, chairman of the State Council when his his potential vulnerabilities. and two regions with large number of and in other parts of the Far East, they presidential term ends in 2024. Even though the parliament’s voters — Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod said over 70 percent of voters backed the His intentions became clear only approval was enough to make it law, the — allowed electronic balloting. changes. hours before a vote in parliament, when 67-year-old Russian president put his In Moscow, some journalists and Kremlin critics and independent legislator Valentina Tereshkova, a Soviet- constitutional plan to voters to showcase activists said they were able to cast their election observers questioned the turnout era cosmonaut who was the first woman his broad support and add a democratic ballots both online and in person in a bid figures. in space in 1963, proposed letting him veneer to the changes. But then the to show the lack of safeguards against “We look at neighbouring regions, run two more times. coronavirus pandemic engulfed Russia, manipulations. and anomalies are obvious — there are The amendments, which also forcing him to postpone the April 22 Kremlin critics and independent regions where the turnout is artificially emphasise the primacy of Russian law plebiscite. monitors pointed out that the relentless (boosted), there are regions where it is over international norms, outlaw same- The delay made Putin’s campaign pressure on voters coupled with new more or less real,” Grigory Melkonyants, sex marriages and mention “a belief in blitz lose momentum and left his opportunities for manipulations from a co-chair of the independent election God” as a core value, were quickly passed constitutional reform plan hanging as week of early voting when ballot boxes monitoring group Golos, told The by the Kremlin-controlled legislature. the damage from the virus mounted and stood unattended at night eroded the Associated Press. Putin, who has been in power for public discontent grew. standards of voting to a striking new low. Putin voted at a Moscow polling more than two decades — longer than Plummeting incomes and rising In addition to that, the early voting station, dutifully showing his passport any other Kremlin leader since Soviet unemployment during the outbreak have sanctioned by election officials but not to the election worker. His face was dictator Josef Stalin — said he would dented his approval ratings, which sank reflected in law further eroded the uncovered, unlike most of the other decide later whether to run again in to 59 percent, the lowest level since he ballot’s validity.— AP 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 Trump officials defend response to Russia bounty threat WASHINGTON — Criticised for At a State Department news conference, Trump is coming under increasing intelligence in early morning tweets, inaction, President Donald Trump and top Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the pressure from lawmakers of both parties dismissing stories about it as “Fake officials on Wednesday stepped up their situation was handled “incredibly well” to to provide more answers about the News” made up to “damage me and the defence of the administration’s response ensure the safety of US troops. intelligence and the US response or lack Republican Party.” to intelligence assessments that Russia “We took this seriously, we handled of one. Democrats who were briefed at the Later in the day, Trump said in a offered bounties for killing US troops in it appropriately,” Pompeo said, without White House on Tuesday suggested he television interview that it was a hoax Afghanistan. giving additional details. He said the was bowing to Russian President Vladimir and “we never heard about it” because Trump’s national security adviser administration receives Putin at the risk of US officials didn’t think it rose to that level. said he had prepared a list of retaliatory intelligence about soldiers’ lives. O’Brien said the intelligence wasn’t options if the intelligence proved true. threats to Americans We took this seriously, we The President has brought to Trump’s attention initially Trump, meanwhile, called the “every single day” and repeatedly said he because it was unverified and there was assessments a “hoax” and insisted anew each is addressed. handled‘ it appropriately. wasn’t briefed on the no consensus among the intelligence he hadn’t been briefed on them because Pompeo added that —Mike Pompeo’ assessments that community. But it’s rare for intelligence the intelligence didn’t rise to his level. Russian activity in Russia offered bounties to be confirmed without a shadow of However, National Security Adviser Afghanistan is nothing because there wasn’t doubt before it is presented to senior Robert O’Brien said both the CIA and new and that Russia is just one of corroborating evidence. Those assessments government decision-makers. Pentagon did pursue the leads and briefed many nations acting there. He said that were first reported by The New York The national security adviser echoed international allies. Congress has had similar information in Times, then confirmed to The Associated the recent White House talking point “We had options ready to go,” O’Brien the past, and that he often receives threat Press by American intelligence officials faulting not Russia but government said on “Fox and Friends.” “It may be assessments that don’t rise to the level of and others with knowledge of the matter. leakers and the media for making the impossible to get to the bottom of it.” a presidential briefing. Trump remained defensive about the matter public. — AP GLOBAL BRIEFS The Netherlands marks anniversary of abolition of slavery

THE HAGUE — The Netherlands marked 157 vandalised several statues of historic figures The dialogue will focus on “how the Elephants’ mysterious deaths years since the country abolished slavery on linked to the slave trade and called for such slavery history still influences our daily lives,” BOTSWANA — Mystery surrounds the July 1, 1863, with a solemn event in Amsterdam statues to be removed. Education Minister Ingrid van Engelshoven “completely unprecedented” deaths of hundreds of on Wednesday that also reflected on the Black From the 17th century until the abolition of said. elephants in Botswana over the last two months. Lives Matter movement that swept the globe in slavery in 1863, Dutch merchants and ships “I hope that it will open the eyes of many Dr Niall McCann said colleagues in the southern the aftermath of the death of George Floyd in were heavily involved in slave-trading, and Dutch people, young and old.” African country had spotted more than 350 Minneapolis. plantation owners in Dutch colonies in the Later on Wednesday in a parliamentary elephant carcasses in the Okavango Delta since The commemoration, which was closed to Caribbean used slave labour. debate, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said he did the start of May. the public because of coronavirus prevention The national slavery monument in not consider the time right to apologise for No one knows why the animals are dying, with measures, came amid intense scrutiny of Amsterdam’s Oosterpark was decorated for the country’s role in slavery, despite calls for a lab results on samples still weeks away, according Dutch involvement in the slave trade that has Wednesday’s observance with black and red formal apology. to the Government. gained new urgency following protests across cloths, colours of mourning in West Africa. “For some people that goes too far. Botswana is home to a third of Africa’s declining the country since Floyd’s May 25 death at the The Government used the day to announce “Can you hold people alive today responsible elephant population. hands of Minneapolis police. plans for a nationwide dialogue to confront the for the distant past?” Rutte said in comments Dr McCann, of the UK-based charity National Park Protesters in the Netherlands have country’s historic links to slavery. aired by national broadcaster NOS. — AP Rescue, told the BBC his colleagues first alerted the Government in early May, after they undertook a flight over the delta. “They spotted 169 in a three-hour flight,” he said. “To be able to see and count that many in a three- Little evidence protests hour flight was extraordinary. “A month later, our colleagues did another flight over and spotted 187 new carcasses, bringing the total to over 350. This is totally unprecedented in terms of numbers of elephants dying in a single spread coronavirus in US event unrelated to drought,” he added. — BBC Air Force drops swastika NEW YORK — There is little FINLAND — It was long a rather surprising evidence that the protests that erupted choice of imagery for Finland’s Air Force after George Floyd’s death caused a Command — a swastika and pair of wings. significant increase in US coronavirus The symbol will always be intrinsically linked infections, according to public health with Nazi Germany and its crimes, even though its experts. roots go back many thousands of years. But now If the protests had driven an explosion it has been confirmed the Air Force Command in cases, experts say, the jumps would has quietly stopped using this unit emblem. have started to become apparent The change was first observed by University of within two weeks — and perhaps as Helsinki academic Teivo Teivainen. early as five days. But that didn’t He had previously questioned whether the happen in many cities with the largest continued use of the symbol was helpful for the protests, including New York, Chicago, Finnish armed forces. Minneapolis, and Washington DC. Finland’s air force has been using a swastika In what’s considered the first ever since it was founded in 1918, shortly after systematic look at the question, a team the country became an independent nation and of economists determined that only one long before Nazism devastated Europe. of 13 cities involved in the earliest wave Until 1945 its planes bore a blue swastika on a of protests after Memorial Day had an white background — and this was not intended to increase that would fit the pattern. show allegiance to Nazi Germany, though the two It was Phoenix, where experts say nations were aligned. cases and hospitalisations surged after IGNORED GUIDELINES: Public health experts say there is little evidence that the Since January 2017 the emblem for Air Force a decision by Governor Doug Ducey to protests that erupted after George Floyd’s death caused a significant increase in Command has been similar to the Air Force end Arizona’s stay-at-home order on May coronavirus infections. AP picture service emblem — a golden eagle and a circle of 15 and ease restrictions on businesses. wings, the air force said. — BBC Arizona residents who were cooped main drivers. Houston is among a number of Texas up for six weeks flooded Phoenix-area Health officials are still investigating cities that have recently seen steep Prince Harry addresses racism bar districts, ignoring social-distancing case surges in different states, and increases in cases and hospitalisations. LONDON — Prince Harry stressed the need to guidelines. more data may come in. But experts Dr Umair Shah, executive director of the tackle institutional racism during a speech he In many cities, the protests actually believe that if the protests did have a big county health department, believes it recorded for Wednesday’s ceremony for the Diana seemed to lead to a net increase in impact on cases, stronger signs would be was likely some cases could be traced to Awards, a charity for young people set up to social-distancing, as more people who apparent now. the protests. honour his late mother. did not protest decided to stay off the Floyd was killed on May 25 by a “We just don’t know how many,” he In a video message shown in the virtual streets, said that study’s lead author, Minneapolis police officer who used his said. ceremony, the Duke of Sussex said that Dhaval Dave of Bentley University. knee to pin Floyd’s neck to the ground. But it’s hard to measure the protests’ “institutional racism has no place in our societies, “The large-scale protests can impact The killing of a Black man at the hands precise impact for a number of reasons, yet it is still endemic.” both the behaviour of the protesters and of a white officer ignited protests around Shah and others said. Earlier business “My wife said recently that our generation and the behaviour of the non-protesters,” said the United States. Coincidentally, some reopenings and more willingness to the ones before us haven’t done enough to right Dave. The paper was released last week states had begun to lift social-distancing shrug off social-distancing guidelines the wrongs of the past,” he said. “I, too, am sorry by the National Bureau of Economic restrictions in late May. started the trend in the Houston area, — sorry that we haven’t got the world to the place Research, but has not been published by Dave and his colleagues counted Shah said. that you deserve it to be.” a peer-reviewed journal. protests over three weeks in 281 cities Another factor: Many people don’t The speech came on what would have been Drawing from data compiled by Johns with populations of at least 100,000. get tested unless they feel symptoms. the 59th birthday of Princess Diana, the prince’s Hopkins University, The Associated Most had protests lasting more than Many protesters were young adults, who mother. Press reviewed trends in daily reported three days, and many had protests that generally are less likely to get severe Harry paid tribute to young people being cases in 22 US cities with protests. had at least 1000 participants. illness, and therefore may not have got recognised at the ceremony for their work on race It found post-protest increases in It is not clear how many protesters tested, experts said. and injustice, saying he saw the “greatest hope” several cities — including Houston and participated, let alone how many of them And some who do get tested may still in them amid the division and anger in the world. Madison, Wisconsin — where experts wore masks or got tested after. That may not answer all the questions they are — AP say other factors were more likely the have varied from place to place. asked by outbreak investigators. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 WORLD 15 Multibillion-dollar defence boost CANBERRA — Australia’s Prime “Regional military modernisation is at an Minister yesterday announced a A$190 unprecedented rate.” billion in additional defence spending over “Relations between China and the the next decade, which will include long- United States are fractious at best as range missiles and other capabilities to they compete for political, economic and hold enemies further from its shores. technological supremacy,” he added. Prime Minister Scott Morrison warned Rory Medcalf, head of the Australian RENEWED that the post-pandemic world will become National University’s National Security FOCUS: Australian more dangerous and announced a renewed College, said the announcement showed Prime Minister focus on Australia’s immediate region, Australia was “getting serious about Scott Morrison although its military would be open to deterrence and the prospect of armed has announced joining US-led coalitions as it did in conflict in the Indo-Pacific region”. a A$190 billion Afghanistan and Iraq in campaigns that Australia will invest in more lethal defence spend. were in the Australian national interest. and long-range capabilities that will hold AP picture Australia had not seen such economic enemies further from its shores, including and strategic uncertainty in the region longer-range strike weapons and offensive since World War 2 for reasons including cyber capabilities. tensions between the United States and To increase maritime strike capability, China, he said. Australia will buy the AGM-158C anti- “This simple truth is this: Even as we ship missile from the US Navy at an stare down the Covid-19 pandemic at estimated cost of AU$800 million, the naval strike capabilities, including long- the pandemic. home, we need to also prepare for a post- Government said. range anti-ship and land strike weapons, The United States, Australia’s most Covid world that is poorer, that is more The new missile is a significant upgrade and will buy long-range rocket artillery important security partner since WW2, dangerous and that is more disorderly,” from Australia’s current AGM-84 air- and missile systems to give the army an remains “the foundation of our defence Morrison said. launched Harpoon anti-ship missile, which operational strike capability. policy”, Morrison said. Tensions over territorial claims were was introduced in the early 1980s. It The announcement comes as Australia’s “Of course we can’t match all the rising between India and China and in the has a range of 124 kilometres, while the relationship with China, its most capabilities in our region,” Morrison said. South China Sea, Morrison said. missile being purchased can exceed 370 important trading partner, is under “That is why we need to ensure that “The risk of miscalculation and even kilometres. extraordinary strain over Australian our deterrence capabilities play to our conflict is heightened,” Morrison said. Australia will also invest in advanced calls for an independent investigation of strengths.” — AP

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Publication date: Friday, August 17, 2020 20 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 Support for Chch Muslims Safety fears over $700m highway

AUCKLAND — There are safety statement. No changes had been made to falling says community leader concerns over the strength of high RNZ has asked NZTA to release the design, he said. viaducts at a $700 million highway the claims and the reviews, but it RNZ has asked if the slabs have CHRISTCHURCH being built north of Auckland. will take weeks under the OIA. been tested under real-life loads — — A leader in the Claims have been made from As of last week, a third of the with all the vibration you’d get from Christchurch Muslim within the project that the seven-to- slabs had been put up at the 50-tonne trucks running over them community says support ten-tonne concrete decking slabs Okahu viaduct; these will then dozens of times an hour — and is for victims is slowly will not be strong enough. have more concrete poured on top, awaiting a response. being withdrawn. The slabs are expected to carry which is when the real stresses “With respect to durability . . . Following the 35,000 cars and trucks a day, up go on the structure. Strong the design . . . does not pose any massacre on 15 March to 20m in the air, at the Puhoi and safety measures were in place for long-term issues,” the agency said. 2019, case managers Okahu inlet viaducts on the Puhoi- workers, the agency said. Puhoi The design had previously been were assigned to the Warkworth highway. doesn’t get panels till August. peer-reviewed by independent bereaved and injured to The Transport Agency said the Each 300m-long viaduct has engineers and then been run help them navigate their concerns were about: hundreds of panels, typically 2.7m through design workshops that way around government DIMINISHING HELP: Initially 16 case managers ■ the strength of the viaduct wide and up to 10m long, that sit looked at safety. agencies including were assigned to help the community but that was deck panels under construction on steel girders on pillars or piers, It was confident that the joint the Ministry of Social reduced to nine shortly after. File picture loads while the viaducts are being crossing between hills outside venture had “robust quality Development (MSD), built Puhoi, north of the Johnstone’s controls”. Accident Compensation do not necessarily know 16 case managers were ■ the durability of the viaducts Hills tunnels, and by the inlet. However, NZTA has had quality Corporation (ACC) the background of what assigned to help the over their expected design life of The agency got a specialist control problems on major and Immigration New has happened and they community but that was 100 years bridge engineer to review the projects: Zealand (INZ). have to familiarise reduced to nine shortly The concerns were raised with concerns, Thackwray said. ■ Stretches of Transmission Muslim Association themselves again (with after. the NZTA earlier this year by a “The independent review found Gully are being ripped up and of Canterbury general our cases).” “With the advent of “former employee” of one of the the design and construction was relaid secretary Feroze However, the needs Covid-19, we assigned project’s consultants, engaged by in accordance with standard ■ More than $80m of ongoing Ditta, who still carried were still significant, seven of these case the joint venture Northern Express international practice, and fit damage to the surfaces of three fragments of the he said. “Those that managers to also assist Group, or NX2, that is building the for purpose for safely carrying highways in Kapiti and Waikato; shooter’s bullets in his were injured, some of with our response to the highway. temporary loads during the agency has refused to disclose leg, said this help was them have not been economic impacts of the NZTA project delivery senior construction. what investigations show is at fault increasingly not on offer. able to return to work, virus. However, each of manager Andrew Thackwray said “The same system is used in these roads He said instead people (there’s still work to do) these case managers two subsequent reviews had routinely in Australia and around ■ Steel having to be replaced, were being referred to re-training them, as well remained available to dispelled the concerns. the world. triggering a redesign of bridges on non-Christchurch-based as the mental trauma.” their ‘case management “The project confirms there are “NX2 was approached separately the Waikato Expressway in 2016 staff. MSD regional service’ clients if they no outstanding or unaddressed by the same individual, and The Puhoi-to-Warkworth “We are being palmed commissioner Diane were needed,” she said. safety issues relating to the design undertook a separate review which highway is a public-private off to other people who McDermott said initially — RNZ of the viaducts,” he said in a reached the same conclusions.” partnership or PPP. — RNZ ‘I’m scared like many other parents’ Future of respite care for severely disabled woman remains uncertain IN DESPAIR: Kran Radford’s daughter Skyla suffers from Angleman’s syndrome, AUCKLAND — The mother of a severely which was great, it was great. I’m mean it had it’s cerebral palsy and epilepsy and needs around-the-clock care at her Auckland home. disabled Auckland woman who lost her respite problems — the respite — but I knew I could put After the Laura Fergusson Trust announced its sudden closure, Kran’s mother has no care after the Laura Fergusson Trust announced my head down and catch up and still be ready to idea when she will get some relief from the new provider, Spectrum Care. RNZ picture its sudden closure, still doesn’t know when she be functioning again,” Kran said. will receive a much-needed break from the new But with the announcement of Laura But the Laura Fergusson Trust has only granted all going to take time and that will be a period of provider, Spectrum Care. Fergusson’s closure, Kran was given just four Spectrum a three-month lease on the existing months when people will go without respite. It’s In February, Laura Fergusson Rehabilitation in days’ notice that the respite would stop, because site. After that it is on a rolling month-by-month just wrong.” Auckland, Waikato and Whanganui announced it the bed was needed by someone who was lease, until the end of the year when Spectrum Carrigan said it was imperative that the was closing its doors, leaving families needing moving out of Laura Fergusson. has to find new premises. ministry stepped in, took the property off the rehabilitation and respite care in the lurch. She said service providers were paid the same, RNZ wanted to ask Laura Fergusson Trust what Trust’s hands and refurbished the buildings that Now it has emerged from July 1, Spectrum Care regardless of the level of disability of those its future plans were for the Epsom site and why were on the site. will take over respite facilities in Auckland and they care for. “They’re (service providers) going Spectrum was able to provide respite services “We do not have rehab facilities in Auckland. Waikato, with the Wellington Laura Fergusson to choose people that need less care. People when they couldn’t, but they didn’t respond to We do not have respite facilities in Auckland. Trust — a separate entity — taking over respite who can feed themselves sometimes, dress interview requests. We do not have purpose-built supported-living services in Whanganui. themselves. Less care means less staff, more The Ministry of Health also declined to be property in Auckland, such that we can afford Kran Radford’s daughter Skyla, who is in her profit and I can understand why they do it,” she interviewed, but in a statement said it was to just abandon that piece of real estate in early 30s, suffers from Angleman’s syndrome, said. confident Spectrum would continue providing Greenlane. It is central to the needs of the wider cerebral palsy and epilepsy. She can’t talk, or services even if it was not in Epsom. Auckland region and it absolutely must stay,” she walk unaided and is totally reliant on her mother. “The Ministry’s contract with Spectrum said. If she’s not in her wheelchair, she likes to crawl. In February, Laura Fergusson requires continuous service delivery. Spectrum is Carrigan said they had been told Skyla would She’s also a bit of an escape artist and can Rehabilitation announced it was also very experienced at relocating services such have respite for three days a week at Laura climb, breaking window latches to get out. closing its doors, leaving families as these when they believe it is necessary to do Fergusson, but there was no date to start, which As a result many of the windows and doors at so,” the ministry said. was causing enormous anxiety. Kran said life was their home have reinforced glass. The section is needing rehabilitation and respite “The Ministry’s priority through this period torturous. fully fenced. Kran cannot let her out of her sight. care in the lurch. has been ensuring clients have had a seamless “I’m blessed that Skyla’s always smiling, she’s One of the features of Angleman’s is that transition and continue to receive high-quality lovely, delightful and she likes having fun. But the sufferers need very little sleep — Skyla can go six support — we’ve been working regularly with sleep deprivation, you just don’t know what you days and nights without sleeping. Spectrum Care said it was able to provide the Trust, clients and their whanau and the are going to get. It’s like, just very busy, but it’s As her primary caregiver and sole parent, Kran respite for almost 80 families in Auckland and local NASC (Needs Assessment and Service around the clock. is exhausted. In the last two days, she has had Hamilton and all the existing front-line staff were Coordination) to ensure this.” “I’m sick of that too-hard basket, I’m over it. I’m just six hours’ sleep. coming across to work for them. Jane Carrigan said the ongoing uncertainty scared like many other parents like me — how “When I’m so exhausted what I tend to do is Independent disability advocate Jane Carrigan created stress for families who had already gone long do we keep on doing this?” she asked. I sleep top and tail in her room, so even though said that was good news for families who had months without any respite. Associate minister of health Jenny Salesa said she’s awake I’m getting a 15-minute power nap, gone five months without respite, but there was a “That is an awful way for anyone to live, much it was the Laura Fergusson’s decision to close because I’m just about to fall over.” wider issue about the problems families like Kran less from a service provider (who is required) to and arrangements had been made to relocate its For the past four years, the respite she was have accessing help. provide a very high level of care for people, not residents. getting was a lifeline, allowing Kran to sleep for “For a large organisation like Spectrum, to knowing if they are going to be there the next She said disability support services received up to 30 hours at a stretch. have been given 3390 respite bed nights for 80 month or not,” she said. a record amount of funding in this year’s budget. “We were getting respite once a fortnight, people — that is just ludicrous,” she said. “If Spectrum has to move somewhere else it’s — RNZ The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 RACING 21

NZ Metro harness at Addington Raceway Friday Jetbet 8 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 11 0s003 Awesome Impee (Fr) 22 Samantha Ottley 10 0s013 Hidden Delight (Fr) 21 Robbie Holmes Matthew Williamson 7 36663 Kensington Bill (Fr) 6 Korbyn Newman Race 1: COCHY MALC, YEA YOU, PRINCESS DAKOTA 12 Ls900 Jaguar Bay (Fr) U1 Philippa Wakelin 11 06358 Jazelle (Fr) 22 Samantha Ottley 12 49552 Bettor Grunter (Fr) 23 Blair Orange 8 1s175 Under Wraps (Fr) 7 Ricky May 13 9s67 Majestic Chick (Fr) U2 Robbie Holmes 12 58231 Buckskin (Fr) 23 Sarah O’Reilly 13 32 La Rosa (Fr) 24 Ricky May 9 03233 Carlos Bromac (Fr) 8 John Dunn Race 2: FAST ACE, BEAUDIENE HUSTLER, ALTA SENSATION 13 717 Fortunia (Fr) 24 Blair Orange 14 4s Best Trio (Fr) 25 Sheree Tomlinson 10 s4217 Alta Endeavour (Fr) 21 Sarah O’Reilly Race 3: WILLIAM WALLACE, SEAMARK, FORTUNIA 2 Hydroflow Pace 5.51 14 21s3 Terror Maria (Fr) 25 John Morrison Race 4: THE DOMINATOR, THE PLAYER, PHOEBE ONYX $8500, non-winners 2yo+ mr40 to mr48. 6 HRS Construction Pace 7.41 8 Vero Insurance Trot 8.36 Race 5: LA ROSA, VINCENT VAN GONE, RED ENVY mobile, 1980m 4 Dakins Trot 6.49 $12,000, 3yo+ r60+ discretionary handicap $8500, r40-r55 stand, 2600m Race 6: MATT DAMON, CAST NO SHADOW, BAILEYS KNIGHT 1 s4344 Beaudiene Hustler (Fr) 1 Sarah O’Reilly $12,000, r56+ discretionary hcp stand, 2600m stand, 2600m 1 s9226 Palisade (Fr) 1 David Butt Race 7: ANAMAJOR, LONGVIEW LADY, CARLOS BROMAC 2 6226 Fast Ace (Fr) 2 Robbie Close 1 08613 Clyde (Fr) 1 Ricky May 1 15792 Shadow Minister (Fr) 1 Leo O’Reilly 2 s0000 Unique Marshall (Fr) 2 John Dunn Race 8: SIOUX PRINCESS, PRINCE TEKA, IDLE STUARTIA 3 s0670 Rick Reilly (Fr) 3 Craig D Thornley 2 31636 Phoebe Onyx (Fr) 2 Tim Williams 2 42147 One Direction (Fr) 2 Kimberly Butt 3 29354 Idle Stuartia (Fr) 3 Blair Orange Race 9: J R BROMAC, MOSSDALE LOTTEE, 4 98327 Mighty Reactor (Fr) 4 Kimberly Butt 3 20473 Only One Way (Fr) 3 Matthew Williamson 3 6221s La Bella Vita (Fr) 3 Brent Weaver 4 9s06s Tricky Rastus (Fr) 4 Philippa Wakelin CHEDDAR VALLEY 5 7s8 Alta Sensation (Fr) 5 Blair Orange 4 6s500 Baxter (Fr) 4 Ben Hope 4 s5584 Overarm (Fr) 4 Terry Chmiel 5 19736 Prince Teka (Fr) 5 Kyle Cameron 6 24865 I Miss Mum (Fr) 6 Katie Cox 5 PP102 Jimmy Carter (Fr) U1 Brad Williamson 5 31s65 Kiwis Are Flying (Fr) 5 Robbie Holmes 6 680s4 Red Harbour (Fr) 6 Craig D Thornley 7 s6484 Lottie Moon (Fr) 7 Gerard O’Reilly 6 32923 The Player (Fr) U2 John Dunn 6 33613 Glenledi Chief (Fr) 6 Gavin Smith 7 5471s Silver Surfer (Fr) 7 Brent Weaver 8 6597s Scotlynn On Thebeach (Fr) 8 7 5024s Doff Your Cap (10) U1 Bob Butt 7 49s94 Kingmaker (Fr) U1 Matthew Williamson 8 86335 Take After Me (Fr) 8 Ross Houghton Sam Thornley 8 75490 Sundons Flyer (20) 1 Robbie Close 8 — Franco Niven SCRATCHED 9 10970 Chivasion (Fr) 9 Murray Edmonds 9 9s9 Rollyarrrz (Fr) 9 Jack Harrington 9 03802 The Dominator (30) 1 Craig D Thornley 9 70464 Stun Gun (10) 1 Blair Orange 10 8060s Majestic Action (Fr) U1 Gavin Smith 10 000s9 Luminite (Fr) 21 Colin DeFilippi 10 7s517 Hayden’s Meddle (10) 2 John Dunn 11 01124 Sioux Princess (Fr) U2 Samantha Ottley 11 92050 Fiery Reactor (Fr) 22 Jonny W Cox 5 Garrards Pace 7. 16 11 38s56 Change Is Good (10) 3 Tim Williams 1 Christchurch Casino Trot 5.25 12 s707s Le Tissier (Fr) 23 Robbie Holmes $8500, non-winners 2yo+ mr49 to mr50. 12 s8085 Baileys Knight (10) U1 Jack Harrington 9 Lamb & Hayward Pace 9.04 $8500, non-winners 3yo+. mobile, 1980m mobile, 1980m 13 84984 Mikey Maguire (20) 1 Colin DeFilippi $8500, 3yo+ r47-r54. mobile, 1980m 3 Allied Security Pace 6.21 14 2117s Matt Damon (20) 2 Matt Anderson 1 — Luminosity SCRATCHED 1 Evangalist (Fr) 1 Jason Thomas 1 0503s Lydia (Fr) 1 Ben Laughton $8500, 3yo+ r40-r55. mobile, 2600m 15 06133 Cast No Shadow (20) 3 Bob Butt 2 75564 Aldebaran Belle (Fr) 1 Colin DeFilippi 2 542s8 Vincent Van Gone (Fr) 2 Tim Williams 2 27s0s Morningstar Gold (Fr) 2 Robbie Holmes 3 6343 Princess Dakota (Fr) 2 Sam Thornley 1 4s887 Speciale Uno (Fr) 1 Gerard O’Reilly 3 55 Major Wilson (Fr) 3 Samantha Ottley 7 Peek Exhibition Pace 8.06 3 140s2 J R Bromac (Fr) 3 Blair Orange 4 Cochy Malc (Fr) 3 Blair Orange 2 51770 Comfortably Numb (Fr) 2 John Dunn 4 0s The Flying Fijian (Fr) 4 Bob Butt 4 70004 Cheddar Made Beta (Fr) 4 Terry Chmiel $8500, 3yo+ r55-r60. mobile, 1980m 5 3055 Steve (Fr) 4 Murray Edmonds 3 80749 Prospect Park (Fr) 3 Craig D Thornley 5 207 Twilight Bromac (Fr) 5 Nathan Purdon 5 0s188 I Am Adaline (Fr) 5 Jonny W Cox 6 02430 Yea You (Fr) 5 Sarah O’Reilly 4 83762 Already Gone (Fr) 4 Matthew Williamson 6 Red Envy (Fr) 6 Robbie Close 1 s9516 Ohoka Matty (Fr) 1 Robbie Close 6 3s665 Scelta Uno (Fr) 6 Gerard O’Reilly 7 390s The Artful Dodger (Fr) 6 5 74157 Sonic Reign (Fr) 5 Kyle Cameron 7 Sparkling Pearl (Fr) 7 Gerard O’Reilly 2 73431 Anamajor (Fr) 2 Tim Williams 7 96925 Majorca (Fr) 7 Craig D Thornley Matthew Williamson 6 1306s Seamark (Fr) 6 Robbie Close 8 45222 Invaluable (Fr) 8 Matt Anderson 3 — Somekindawonderful SCRATCHED 8 s3242 Cheddar Valley (Fr) 8 John Dunn 8 30527 Build A Bridge (Fr) 7 James Geddes 7 1530s Melody’s Mischief (Fr) 7 Ricky May 9 4s335 Zambia (Fr) 9 John Morrison 4 8s615 Storm (Fr) 3 Matt Anderson 9 05165 Mossdale Lottee (Fr) 9 Ben Hope 9 — Sungait’s Legacy SCRATCHED 8 56s1s William Wallace (Fr) 8 Matt Anderson 10 54 Vindicate (Fr) 21 John Dunn 5 s1643 Longview Lady (Fr) 4 Blair Orange 10 190 Crackabrie (Fr) 21 Robbie Close 10 6s09s Thank You (Fr) 21 Ben Hope 9 86521 Bossmaro (Fr) 9 Jim Curtin 11 Spirit Of Arden (Fr) 22 6 99705 Pay Me Visa (Fr) 5 Stephen McNally 11 s3823 Skippys Delight (Fr) 22 Ricky May

Christchurch greys at Addington Raceway Friday Jetbet 3 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 EMERGENCIES: 8 73552 Opa’s Mate 17.47 Ray Casey 5 68863 Lakota Kohana nwtd Heather Cairns 2 67772 Goldstar Mauney nwtd S & B Evans Race 1: CARLOS, BILLY BUDD, LISA’S BOY 9 63733 Mitcham Reado 17.24 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 6 73647 Opawa Dan 30.37 J M McCook 3 13227 Mighty Muscle 37.92 J & D Fahey 10 35464 Pontiac Pat 17.35 John McInerney 9 63733 Mitcham Reado 17.24 John McInerney 7 75221 Queena Bale 30.20 Craig Roberts 4 83515 Goldstar Darwin nwtd S & B Evans Race 2: MR MUPPET, BLAZING BANJO, TWIZEL STORM 10 35464 Pontiac Pat 17.35 John McInerney 8 43434 Mr Blackjack 30.16 J & D Fahey 5 35761 Classy Witch 38.31 Garry Cleeve Race 3: MISS MALIA, OPAWA DAWN, SLIPPERY SUZIE 2 Springston Hotel Dash 12.32 EMERGENCY: 6 s2815 Van Nindi nwtd Calum Weir Race 4: HENDRIX BALE, KNOW APPROVAL, $1685, C2, 295m 5 Happy B’day Alyson Rosanowski 1.26 9 56862 Punch On Buzz 30.27 John McInerney 7 55541 Goldstar Spook nwtd S & B Evans SOZIN’S SYMPHONY 1 65541 Twizel Storm 17.55 Malcolm Grant $2860, C2, 520m 8 11214 Black Stockings 37.92 Ashley Bradshaw Race 5: TROUBLESOME KEV, OPAWA LYN, 8 Murray & Hannah @ Ray White 2.21 2 53433 Blazing Banjo 17.58 John McInerney 1 74815 Haidee Bale 30.44 Daniel Roberts EMERGENCY: GRACIAS MAESTRO 3 32624 Crushington 17.38 John McInerney 2 88821 Gracias Maestro 30.42 Malcolm Grant $1685, C2, 295m 9 76777 Goldstar Chief nwtd S & B Evans Race 6: OPAWA STUBBORN, BEES ARE BUZZING, 4 27283 Fickle Mistress 17.36 Hart & Taylor 3 72225 Opawa Lyn 30.19 J & D Fahey 1 24871 Come A Guster 17.30 Malcolm Grant TAIERI TERRA 5 84881 Paringi Pam 17.39 Mitchell & Smith 4 41s88 Know Talent 30.75 Garry Cleeve 2 17525 Dream Runner 17.26 J M McCook 11 Dave Robbie Photographer 3.13 Race 7: MR BLACKJACK, QUEENA BALE, SEFTON JOY 6 13831 Mulberry Rock 17.37 Ken Cassidy 5 1111 Troublesome Kev 30.34 J M McCook 3 62522 Goldstar Flora 17.34 S & B Evans $2035, C3, 295m 7 81677 Homebush Liam 17.34 John McInerney 6 53585 Kea Viking 30.22 J & D Fahey 4 85422 Black Tori 17.35 Ashley Bradshaw Race 8: COME A GUSTER, BLACK TORI, DREAM RUNNER 1 61151 Homebush Ariana 17.30 John McInerney 8 22212 Mr Muppet 17.18 Robin Wales 7 53141 Miss Adobe 30.39 Matt Roberts 5 65381 Bound Up 17.58 John McInerney Race 9: MINE HUNTER, M’LADY SADIE, CASH A ROO 2 16563 Major Storm 17.29 Craig Roberts Race 10: VAN NINDI, MIGHTY MUSCLE, BLACK STOCKINGS EMERGENCIES: 8 22187 Hustle Ace 30.54 Norman Wanhalla 6 61226 Homebush Carl 17.45 John McInerney 9 63733 Mitcham Reado 17.24 John McInerney EMERGENCY: 7 74665 Opawa Lacy 17.04 Robin Wales 3 41613 Mega Dream 17.43 Lisa Waretini Race 11: TUCKER, HOMEBUSH ARIANA, MEGA DREAM 10 44354 Opal Hunter 17.49 John McInerney 9 56862 Punch On Buzz 30.27 John McInerney 8 22116 Homebush Ivy 17.52 John McInerney 4 35312 Tucker 17.28 Daniel Lane Race 12: MITCHAM SAM, CRYSTAL CILLA, BILLY RAY EMERGENCIES: 5 22372 Know Debt 17.17 Garry Cleeve 3 I Pave Concrete Stakes 12.50 6 Spectator’s Bar & Bistro 1.43 9 63733 Mitcham Reado 17.24 John McInerney 6 17355 Ophira Bale 17.16 Matt Roberts $2390, C0, 520m $1685, C2, 295m 10 35464 Pontiac Pat 17.35 John McInerney 7 71F8s Homebush George 17.29 John McInerney 8 38156 Goldstar Spotty 17.25 S & B Evans 1 34524 Slippery Suzie nwtd S & B Evans 1 78786 Homebush Comet 17.44 John McInerney 9 Amber Cleaning Services 2.38 EMERGENCIES: 2 57423 Beau View Winnie nwtd J M Lane 2 18316 Opawa Stubborn 17.35 John McInerney $1685, C2, 295m 9 75368 Jinja Liv 17.52 J M McCook 3 8855 Diamond Dazzled nwtd Malcolm Grant 3 76788 Sozin’s Azure 17.44 John McInerney 10 64675 Golden Bay 17.13 J M McCook 4 86822 Opawa Dawn nwtd Robin Wales 4 821s4 Cawbourne Cruz 17.56 B J Middlewood 1 63537 Lakota Tonka 17.52 Heather Cairns 5 6766 Smashing Avacado nwtd Craig Roberts 5 75147 Know Crime 17.57 Garry Cleeve 2 87665 King Kali 17.19 Malcolm Grant 12 Re-energise Dash 3.31 6 63434 Ohoka Megan nwtd Lisa Waretini 6 52111 Bees Are Buzzing 17.28 J M McCook 3 83351 Cash A Roo 17.27 S & B Evans 7 65382 Goldstar Aria nwtd S & B Evans 7 71233 Stumpy Bill nwtd Michael Dempsey 4 32288 Opa’s Joy 17.33 Ray Casey $2035, C3, 295m 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 12.15 8 225s5 Miss Malia nwtd Robin Wales 8 76834 Taieri Terra 17.31 Ray Casey 5 45133 M’lady Sadie 17.15 Ashley Bradshaw 1 22387 Famous Lee nwtd S & B Evans EMERGENCIES: 6 82114 Mine Hunter 17.21 J M McCook 2 11246 Billy Ray 17.33 Norman Wanhalla $1685, C2, 295m 4 Casswoods For Carpet & Mats 1.08 9 63733 Mitcham Reado 17.24 John McInerney 7 68531 Homebush Hotshot 17.46 John McInerney 3 1738s Homebush Bomber nwtd John McInerney 1 55214 Billy Budd 17.51 Alan Botherway $1685, C2, 295m 10 44354 Opal Hunter 17.49 John McInerney 8 45167 Joe Bonanza nwtd John McInerney 4 11711 Crystal Cilla 17.39 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 2 54415 Sozin’s Assassin 17.45 John McInerney 1 33378 Know Approval 17.28 Garry Cleeve 7 S Anngow Drapes 0272719588 2.03 5 22117 Raquel Allen 17.47 Craig Roberts 3 54366 Ring Clown 17.19 Malcolm Grant 9 63733 Mitcham Reado 17.24 John McInerney 6 16212 Pooran’s Jadeja 17.35 J M McCook 2 32312 Hendrix Bale 17.35 Craig Roberts 10 44354 Opal Hunter 17.49 John McInerney 4 47473 Citizen Aguero 17.25 John McInerney 3 13542 Sozin’s Symphony 17.18 John McInerney $2860, C2, 520m 7 45414 Know Charisma 17.19 Garry Cleeve 5 78617 Homebush Finn 17.21 John McInerney 4 65541 Elite Blueblood 17.57 John McInerney 1 17521 Stylish Stepper nwtd Malcolm Grant 10 My Redeemer Distance 2.56 8 23121 Mitcham Sam 17.28 John McInerney 6 72847 Lisa’s Boy 17.24 Ray Casey 5 63246 Smash Surprise 17.38 Malcolm Grant 2 s6633 Sefton Joy 30.38 Robin Wales EMERGENCIES: 7 66521 Denuto 17.47 Ray Adcock 6 s8877 Homebush Monkey 17.50 John McInerney 3 22576 Goldstar Yankee 30.37 S & B Evans $4620, C1/2, distance, 645m 9 75368 Jinja Liv 17.52 J M McCook 8 11765 Carlos 17.14 Robin Wales 7 18357 Goldstar Liberty 17.32 S & B Evans 4 43546 Rivalries 30.16 J & D Fahey 1 74334 Goldstar Truman nwtd S & B Evans 10 86467 Know Shame 17.38 Garry Cleeve

Wanganui greys at Hatrick Raceway Friday 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 13257 Bigtime Rod 29.91 Lisa Cole 2 17564 Sedgebrook Sally 17.78 Fred Kite 8 racingtips.co.nz 8.49 5 62234 Bigtime Alfie 30.09 Lisa Cole Race 1: CHEESE AND CHALK, SIR DUGGIE, ALLEGRO WILL 3 26523 Big Time Maple 30.15 Lisa Cole 3 14287 Bigtime Sheer 17.58 Lisa Cole 6 48158 Young Dumb Broke 30.57 Melissa Olden 4 18111 Big Time Brie 30.03 Lisa Cole 4 1667s Big Time Clare 17.73 Lisa Cole $2505, C1, final, 520m 7 21786 Gray Bale 30.23 W Woods Race 2: BIG TIME BRIE, BIG TIME SETH, BIG TIME MAPLE 5 65614 Big Time Kobe 30.63 Lisa Cole 5 31132 Wifi Bolt 17.74 G & S Fredrickson 1 48834 Skinny Binny 30.60 Ross & Voyce 8 28465 Go Glow nwtd Marcie Flipp Race 3: MOTHER’S TOUCH, BORN QUICK, BOYS GET PAID 6 61715 Novo Ollie 30.64 Lisa Cole 6 36212 Viking Ash 17.79 Nathan Udy 2 53382 Bigtime Ava 30.70 Peter Clark EMERGENCIES: Race 4: BIG TIME HARPER, BIGTIME BAILEY, NOVA WILLOW 7 2s443 Zipping Sarah nwtd Angela Turnwald 7 73163 Free Thinker 17.84 Melissa Olden 3 45652 Big League Diva 30.70 G & S Fredrickson 9 63331 Chic In Time nwtd Glen Hodgson Race 5: WIFI BOLT, FREE THINKER, VIKING ASH 8 77115 Bigtime Archie 30.39 Lisa Cole 8 52664 Idol Duke 17.63 Marcie Flipp 4 53753 Bigtime Diesel 31.16 G & S Fredrickson 10 11187 Big Time Jewel nwtd Lisa Cole Race 6: FIFI, ELECTRICAL STORM, BUDDY LOADED 3 Wanganui Toyota 6.34 EMERGENCIES: 5 56211 Dapper Rapper 30.32 Brian Marsh Race 7: MISS POTENTIAL, WATERLOO GIRL, 9 78733 Big Time Tina 17.63 Lisa Cole 6 66334 Poppy Rocket nwtd M S Clark 11 CPF Insurance 10.04 CLASSIC RAPPER $2035, C3, 305m 10 18677 Funzalo 17.61 Bill Hodgson 7 16173 Wifi Inga nwtd G & S Fredrickson $1685, C1/2, 305m 1 3s125 Boys Get Paid 17.86 Angela Turnwald 8 13618 Big Time Rocket 30.75 Lisa Cole Race 8: DAPPER RAPPER, WIFI INGA, BIGTIME AVA 1 34833 Allegro Kyle 17.76 D P Symes 2 54211 Born Quick 17.65 Marcie Flipp 6 Kernow Construction 7.56 EMERGENCIES: Race 9: WATERLOO PINK, DOOMSDAY, ALLEGRO FERN 2 13825 Paris End 17.66 Lisa Cole 3 73524 Bigtime Banjo 17.52 Lisa Cole 9 15785 Ester 31.04 Nathan Udy Race 10: STORMY JAY, BIG TIME ANTON, GRAY BALE $4735, C4/5, 520m 3 36s75 Bigtime Luna 17.78 S J Phillips 4 46556 Criminal Justice 17.77 Melissa Olden 10 67885 Bigtime Kate 30.43 G & S Fredrickson Race 11: ALLEGRO KYLE, PARIS END, ALAMEIN STRYDA 5 257s5 Bigtime Honey 17.65 Lisa Cole 1 1684s Simply Smooth 30.29 Lisa Cole 4 47856 Barbarossa Boy 17.74 Brian Goldsack Race 12: ALAMEIN TANE, ZARA CHEEBEE, MIDNIGHT MOLLY 6 42575 Big Time Lebron 17.62 Lisa Cole 2 51Fs8 Buddy Loaded 30.62 Glen Hodgson 9 Laser Plumbing 9.18 5 65871 Sozin’s Delight 18.03 John McInerney 3 65424 Big Time Baby 30.06 Lisa Cole 6 58785 Big Time May 17.65 P B Briggs 7 21312 Mother’s Touch 17.82 J & D Bell $2390, C3/4, 305m 8 57851 Chilli Ragnar 17.76 Nathan Udy 4 22218 Fifi 30.19 John McArthur 7 86837 Arthur’s Crown 17.76 Richard Waite 1 AON Insurance 5.42 EMERGENCIES: 5 61688 Bigtime Bruno 30.07 Lisa Cole 1 14321 Waterloo Pink 17.66 Wendy Kite 8 34532 Alamein Stryda 17.74 Kettlewell & Phillips 9 87188 Pretty Belinda 17.98 Wendy Kite 6 18368 Big Time Amie 30.43 Lisa Cole 2 64728 Bigtime Bee 17.52 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: $2860, C5, 305m 10 78767 Sedgebrook Lover 17.69 Fred Kite 7 22371 Kongs Out Again 30.42 Melissa Olden 3 71578 Bigtime Ziggy 17.63 Lisa Cole 9 53232 Jacks Point 17.97 W Woods 1 77236 Big Time Jonie 17.52 Lisa Cole 8 33523 Electrical Storm 30.46 Mark Goodier 4 54245 Doomsday 17.64 K B Benson 10 63525 Gemmas Dilemma 18.16 John McInerney 2 14581 Big Time Chance 17.58 Lisa Cole 4 Palamountain’s Sci Nutrition 7.0 4 5 685F3 Bigtime Emjay 17.50 G & S Fredrickson 3 11313 Cheese And Chalk 17.57 Lisa Cole $3325, C3, 520m 7 First Security 8.26 6 84177 Bees And Birds 17.68 Lisa Cole 12 See You @ Hatrick Next Week 10.31 4 74127 Allegro Will 17.36 Lisa Cole 1 41177 My Khloe 30.40 Marcie Flipp $2390, C3/4, 305m 7 11586 Softy Burgess 17.74 Lisa Cole $1685, C1/2, 305m 8 184F1 Allegro Fern 17.69 Lisa Cole 5 52671 Hip Hop Rapper 17.49 Brian Marsh 2 63113 Big Time Harper 30.73 Peter Clark 1 5888s It’s Complicated 17.66 Lisa Cole 1 7837s Mahala Bay 17.75 W Woods EMERGENCIES: 6 77156 Eye Far 17.62 Marcie Flipp 3 13688 Cavatate 30.55 J & D Bell 2 32317 Waterloo Girl 17.81 Wendy Kite 2 54247 Alamein Tane 17.86 Kettlewell & Phillips 7 77218 Big Time Flash 17.60 G & S Fredrickson 9 17784 So Severe 17.71 Carol Morris 4 23315 Bigtime Bailey 30.39 Lisa Cole 3 21333 Miss Potential 17.47 G & S Fredrickson 3 86146 Midnight Molly 17.73 Bill Hodgson 8 21342 Sir Duggie 17.18 Lisa Cole 10 18677 Funzalo 17.61 Bill Hodgson 5 Vacant Box Five - n & a 4 73128 Classic Rapper 17.65 Susie Kite 4 26887 Bigtime On Track 17.68 Fred Kite EMERGENCIES: 6 51347 Nova Willow 30.19 Lisa Cole 5 88443 Bigtime Pearl 17.64 Lisa Cole 5 81373 Elsa Blueblood 17.97 John McInerney 9 45187 Big Time Billie 17.65 Lisa Cole 10 Book Your Table @ Hatrick 9.46 7 14672 Big Time Chad 30.50 Lisa Cole 6 14814 Allegro Ella 17.73 Lisa Cole 6 71672 Choice Sister 17.99 Carol Morris 10 78246 Allegro Curtis 17.54 Lisa Cole 8 33321 Bigtime Daisy 30.49 Lisa Cole 7 44162 Sub Twenty Three 17.63 Lisa Cole $2860, C1/2, 520m 7 86s36 Big Time Abbi 18.04 Peter Clark 2 Accell Leading Canine Therapy 6.08 5 Adept Accountants 7.31 8 58627 Big Time Frosty 17.57 Lisa Cole 1 63124 Stormy Jay 30.51 Wendy Kite 8 44843 Zara Cheebee 17.62 Marcie Flipp EMERGENCIES: 2 F8267 Big Time Trae 30.49 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: $4735, C5, 520m $2035, C3, 305m 9 17784 So Severe 17.71 Carol Morris 3 26347 Big Time Odette 30.32 Lisa Cole 9 54323 Big Time Lenny 17.90 Lisa Cole 1 33348 Big Time Seth 30.16 Lisa Cole 1 88526 Idol Steffie 17.62 Marcie Flipp 10 78767 Sedgebrook Lover 17.69 Fred Kite 4 55532 Big Time Anton 30.76 Lisa Cole 10 66513 Sideline Sally 17.89 John McInerney

Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. 22 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020

Victorian races at Bendigo Friday Jetbet 13 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 20 0 Quiller’s Delight (7) 57 82 M Walker 20 6 Alloway (14) 57 92 M Walker Ms T Childs (a4) 18 3s451 Earl Of Kendal dw (3) 58 95 C Douglas Race 1: AUTUMN HOUSE, AWKWARD, QUEEN RYKER 2 99s23 Sabotage n (18) 63 90 M Cartwright (a2) 19 41344 Really Swish dwb (8) 58 94 2 Bendigo Magazine Plate 3.00 4 bet365 Racing Refunds 4.00 3 2419s Dalswinton wn (9) 62 84 Jaden Lloyd (a2) 20 89381 Buchan Hoaks dwh (4) 57.5 94 J Fry Race 2: MILTIDA, DALGARNO, SMELL THE CORK $31,500, Maiden SW, 1400m $31,500, 3yo & up Benchmark 64, 2400m 4 57750 Lucky Fish cw (1) 62 87 Race 3: SWEET GOLD, BUTTERCUP BABY, TOVOLO GAP Ms R Pearson (a2) 8 Bendigo Greys Cup Tonight 6.00 Race 4: CRACKSMAN, HEIR TO THE THRONE, BIG SUR 1 86 Frag (14) 59.5 83 A Lynch 1 54544 Heir To The Throne wb (6) 61.5 93 5 476s0 Honorable Mention dw (4) 60.5 75 $31,500, Benchmark 64, 1100m Race 5: NASUKAWA, SHADOW GODDESS, VISTABELLE 2 8 Langworthy (13) 59.5 83 J Childs Jaden Lloyd (a2) Ms G Cartwright (a) Race 6: LAKE’S FOLLY, SABOTAGE, OUR HOT DATE 3 5 Lunchtime Red h (4) 59.5 98 M Rodd 2 03548 Takumi (8) 61 95 L Neindorf (a1.5) 6 7s132 Lake’s Folly w (10) 60.5 100 1 6250s Almas dwn (8) 63.5 92 Ms L Lafferty (a2) 4 Smell The Cork (5) 59.5 79 W Egan 3 27s21 Cracksman w (9) 60 97 B Thompson Race 7: IT’SAYESFROMME, STRETTO, NOT ALONE L Neindorf (a1.5) 2 s289s Jittery Jack tdw (4) 62 96 Ms M Lloyd (a2) 5 9s652 Star Of The Elms (7) 59.5 84 J Mott 4 47500 Dandre dwn (4) 60 92 Ms G Cartwright (a) 3 90495 Forbid Me Not dw (11) 61 91 Race 8: LA LUCCIOLA, NEBARAZ, HARLEM BLUES 7 58075 Search Squad tdw (17) 60.5 81 6 0 Temple Of The Sun (17) 59.5 80 5 42355 Big Sur b (10) 59.5 89 L Nolen H Grace (a1.5) L Neindorf (a1.5) Race 9: SAPPHIRE CROWN, HIDDEN CHARM, Ms T Hope (a) 6 11971 Open The Hatch dw (7) 59.5 93 8 251s8 Choice Harvest (13) 60 88 4 35200 Rossman (7) 60.5 89 R Mc Leod RODDANDTODD 7 63674 Addictions (18) 57.5 88 L Nolen Ms M Lloyd (a2) Ms M Lloyd (a2) 5 23s16 Aerovictory dw (15) 59.5 95 B Park 8 94 Batahi h (9) 57.5 80 R Mc Leod 7 95377 Blandford Lad w (1) 58 100 J Maskiell 9 0177s King Kohei dn (6) 60 81 L King (a) 6 15s Nebaraz d (10) 59.5 90 Ms J Kah 9 Lady Fiorente (16) 57.5 80 8 95213 Zoffmira (14) 58 92 D Bates 10 7s880 Mutual Respect tw (16) 60 81 7 410 Cowboy wh (3) 59 92 W Egan Ms G Cartwright (a) 9 86925 Like The Clappers w (3) 57 90 D Yendall C Rawiller (a1.5) 8 416s4 Elegist wb (1) 59 93 B Allen 10 2 Miltida (10) 57.5 99 F W Kersley 10 s5231 Not Usual Dream w (2) 57 91 11 6s952 Caribbean Pearl n (8) 59 86 W Price (a) 9 315s4 Pay Your Dues d (18) 59 95 J Mott 11 326s2 There For You (15) 57.5 82 J Hill D Stackhouse 12 321s5 Our Hot Date n (2) 58.5 86 10 896s1 Swanky Cat dw (17) 59 92 J Bowditch 12 Dalgarno (3) 57 83 M Walker 11 3s941 Virtuous dw (5) 57 91 J McNeil Ms L Lafferty (a2) 11 s4920 Areyoulistening d (13) 58 96 J Mott 13 60 Star Of Leon (11) 57 100 J Allen 12 66654 Horse For Higher (12) 56.5 94 EMERGENCIES: 12 4s10s La Lucciola b (5) 57.5 100 D Stackhouse 14 00 Greythorn (12) 55 80 D Moor W Price (a) 13 5159s One Hellofa Family w (5) 60 82 13 10s7 Splendid Isolation dw (6) 57 95 EMERGENCIES: 13 45763 Queen Guinevere wbh (11) 56 90 H Coffey T Stockdale (a) M Cartwright (a2) 15 6s6 Whatarap (19) 57.5 88 B Park 14 70096 Real Finniss w (13) 56 81 14 38843 Runbro b (11) 59.5 85 M Poy (a) 14 6s41 Harlem Blues (16) 56.5 93 D Moor 16 609s Supreme Fighter (20) 59.5 77 Ms L Lafferty (a2) 15 64601 Glassey Miss w (7) 57 96 Ms M Julius (a) EMERGENCIES: 17 575s Defining Lady (1) 57.5 79 16 2651s The Great Hans (14) 59 81 15 5758s Off Peak w (9) 56 87 Dean Holland 18 828s7 Symphonico (6) 59.5 77 Ms J Andreou 5 The Big Screen Company 4.30 17 4s500 Pretty Bella dwn (12) 57 82 16 3289s Dry Biscuit wn (14) 56 86 M Walker 19 9085 Rose’n’harlem h (2) 57.5 84 $31,500, Class 1, 1300m 18 72717 Sunday Night Tea dw (3) 59 85 17 8090s Banja Luka (2) 56 88 20 979s0 Irish Fighter (8) 59.5 84 T Nugent (a) 1 14 Shadow Goddess wb (15) 61 96 W Egan 18 1s743 Uptown Lola dw (12) 57.5 94 M Rodd 3 No Fuss Event Hire Plate 3.30 2 3431 Hasslefree d (8) 60.5 92 J Fry 7 Bolton’s Handicap 5.30 9 Vale Graham Salisbury 6.30 $31,500, Maiden SW, 1600m 3 7s5s7 Hochadel w (2) 60.5 88 M Allen 1 Apiam Animal Health Plate 2.30 4 231 Nasukawa w (18) 60.5 96 $31,500, Benchmark 64, 1600m $31,500, Benchmark 64, 1100m 1 8s323 Americain Typhoon (7) 59.5 91 $31,500, 2yo Fillies Maiden SW, 1000m 5 1s05 Roger’s Day w (1) 60.5 96 J Allen 1 715s0 Extreme Torque tw (20) 63 73 1 26109 Good Offa dw (11) 61 91 D Yendall T Nugent (a) 6 0s312 Horowitz t (6) 60 94 B Thompson Ms T Childs (a4) 1 Autumn House (4) 57 85 Ms J Kah 2 s4382 He’s Wow Class (20) 59.5 92 2 910s7 Medieval Miss n (9) 60.5 91 7 66s64 Arzani b (10) 59.5 100 D Stackhouse 2 s7611 It’sayesfromme dw (17) 62.5 99 Ms L Lafferty (a2) 2 Chosen Rose (12) 57 81 D Stackhouse 3 02668 Ian’s Boy (5) 59.5 90 Dean Holland L Neindorf (a1.5) 8 7s365 South Street Boss (20) 59.5 95 J Hill 3 s2736 Roddandtodd cn (3) 60.5 92 D Bates 3 Delusional (11) 57 81 R Mc Leod 4 33543 Kwahadi h (3) 59.5 95 Dylan Dunn 3 18810 Broccolo tdw (13) 61.5 94 J Maskiell 9 0146s Trumpsta wh (12) 59.5 87 J Lorensini 4 46372 Wind Force dwn (6) 60 91 J Allen 4 I’m A Show (13) 57 81 J Childs 5 07932 Wardy Boy (4) 59.5 96 Jaden Lloyd (a2) 4 326s6 Lord Of Darkness cd (11) 61 98 10 76s41 Cosmosnip w (19) 58.5 95 J McNeil 5 1414s Booze Free dwn (17) 59.5 85 5 Licciardi (17) 57 81 E Brown 6 5s247 Buttercup Baby (6) 57.5 100 W Egan Dean Holland 11 310 Madam Etak w (3) 58.5 95 Ms T Hope (a) Ms E Brown (a3) 6 Miss Hendrix (2) 57 84 J McNeil 7 54538 Dancing Duck (19) 57.5 89 12 5821 Vistabelle (16) 58.5 95 Ms J Kah 5 149s0 Ambush Alley tw (1) 60.5 89 M Dee 7 Murambie Miss (15) 57 81 M Rodd Ms M Lloyd (a2) 6 10231 Not Alone (16) 60.5 93 M Rodd 6 1 Sapphire Crown dw (12) 59.5 93 E Brown 13 318s7 Charvet w (5) 57.5 98 T Stockdale (a) 7 333s9 Credible Witness cdw (5) 59 83 J Mott 8 Piscatorial h (9) 57 81 Ms M Julius (a) 8 s7542 Diamond Moments (11) 57.5 94 14 2s313 Hedley’s Lady b (17) 57.5 96 M Dee 7 14338 Rexmont dw (2) 60.5 91 Z Spain 9 Ringside Rossa (20) 57 79 B Mertens J McNeil 8 5s2s3 Somerset Maugham db (18) 60.5 95 8 1590s Geneva Diva cdw (8) 59 94 L Nolen EMERGENCIES: 9 1291s Redjina wh (7) 59 91 J Martin 10 Sacred Legacy (5) 57 81 W Egan 9 30403 Gwen’s Gift (18) 57.5 89 J Allen 15 958s0 Fantome Lady dn (9) 56.5 93 C Williams 10 0s785 Breaker Of Chains dw (18) 58.5 87 11 Saint Mahjong (18) 57 79 10 0s55s Mystique Marvel (2) 57.5 83 H Grace (a1.5) 9 31016 Emperor Selassie h (6) 59.5 93 Ms A Kelly (a2) T Stockdale (a) Ms C Macfarlane 16 90s80 Lolarosie w (11) 56.5 98 D Thornton R Mc Leod 11 54s14 Youl Thrashem dw (16) 58 89 P Moloney 12 Sapeiro (14) 57 80 J Bowditch 11 45643 Phenomenal Dancer (9) 57.5 89 B Park 17 26128 Cold Beers w (7) 56.5 94 Dean Holland 10 94450 Jenkins dwn (7) 59.5 94 Jaden Lloyd (a2) 12 19s01 Melway w (15) 57 91 Ms A Bryan (a3) 13 She’s ‘n’ Effort (1) 57 82 D Thornton 12 33s84 Queen Of Tarts (8) 57.5 95 Ms J Kah 18 422s2 Skelton w (4) 58.5 99 11 680s9 Vinaceous dwn (12) 59 95 M Walker 13 93018 St Hilarion d (10) 57 90 J Childs 14 Tarantello (8) 57 81 J Mott 13 352s3 Sweet Gold (1) 57.5 97 D Thornton 19 919s4 Highclass Harry h (13) 58.5 96 12 9s212 Stretto (9) 58.5 97 F W Kersley 14 14s25 Hidden Charm dw (14) 56.5 96 M Rodd EMERGENCIES: 14 6s23 Tovolo Gap (13) 57.5 95 L Nolen Jaden Lloyd (a2) 13 40s90 Necessitas dwn (19) 57.5 93 Ms J Kah EMERGENCIES: 15 Woody Wildcat (16) 57 81 EMERGENCIES: 20 7148s Lightning Rider d (14) 56 87 14 26470 Cash For Diamonds dw (5) 57 94 J Mott Ms M Lloyd (a2) 15 94466 Bon Shadow (15) 59.5 91 J Childs EMERGENCIES: 15 7s68s Zoupino dw (2) 56 100 Z Spain 16 2s Awkward (6) 57 100 J Allen 16 7s305 Chilula h (12) 57.5 91 J Bowditch 6 RMBL Invest. Rising Stars 5.00 15 s1072 American Flyer (15) 56.5 93 J Allen 16 20969 A Good Move d (4) 56 85 17 4s2 Queen Ryker b (19) 57 91 D Moor 17 8s548 Bless The Fleet (17) 59.5 86 16 6s715 Gettysburg Address t (10) 58.5 100 17 s8406 Atunnah Courage dw (1) 56 84 18 40s Miss Venezuela (3) 57 95 L Nolen 18 9s774 Bolden Beau (10) 59.5 88 J Maskiell $31,500, Benchmark 64, 1300m L Nolen 18 197s4 Doves Cry wn (13) 60 90 19 66s Chocolate Kisses (10) 57 71 19 9s480 Well Well Well (16) 57.5 90 1 13322 Reine Happy cw (15) 63.5 89 17 0s332 Gregorian Chant tw (14) 56.5 93 W Egan Jaden Lloyd (a2)

Queensland races at Ipswich Friday Jetbet 14 TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections 3 2s2s Don’t Say No bh (5) 59 95 L V Cassidy 7 48230 Frascati Miss (4) 56.5 99 M R Du Plessis 5 039s2 Better Than Gold dw (2) 57 93 Race 1: SUNLANDER, SERRATALLI, DON’T SAY NO 4 5 Naytellrhi Bird (9) 59 88 8 77567 Spirit Of Edyn tw (3) 56.5 93 J Guthmann-Chester S Tomlinson (a2) Ms B Ainsworth 6 Under The Louvre @ Grandview 4.47 6 603s5 Centrefire w (8) 57 95 S Cormack Race 2: SUKOSHI, SERTIN, LIMBO STAR 5 9 Lady Rascal (1) 58.5 86 J Taylor 9 9880 Pronouncement (7) 55 83 N Tomizawa $21,000, F&M Class 1, 1350m 7 6s670 Champagne Jet (5) 56.5 97 T Marshall Race 3: PARIS CRYSTAL, MOSS GO NOW, CHIEF COMMAND 6 3s44s Fide Et Amore b (8) 58 88 A Mallyon 8 24s12 Single Blonde b (10) 56.5 100 J Byrne Race 4: GENZAI THE WOLF, MR AZRAY, ATYAAF 7 3454 Serratalli (2) 57.5 99 M Cahill 4 Get Social @ipswichturfclub 3.34 1 73s25 Pure Indulgence (8) 60 92 9 467s9 Charway tw (14) 55.5 87 B Thornton Ms M Kennedy (a3) Race 5: MY BELLY BUTTON, ALL SHIRAZ, KING MOMBASSA 8 0606s Socialeyes (4) 56 80 J Bayliss $21,000, C,H&G’s Class 1, 1350m 10 16135 Swan Island wn (7) 55 92 S Galloway Race 6: STRIP IT DOWN, MIRACLESFROMHEAVEN, 9 4865s Stryking Princess (7) 55 95 2 1 Strip It Down w (12) 59.5 96 A Mallyon 11 8714s Vogue Rock (9) 55 89 1 s0s60 Lincoln Sky w (5) 59.5 94 R Wiggins 3 22342 I’m Kate (15) 59 90 S Cormack ANNABETH 10 30075 Viking Clap (6) 55 83 Ms M Savva (a3) 12 35s54 Toujours L’amour twn (12) 55 89 2 22272 Atyaaf (6) 58.5 88 N Fazackerley (a2) 4 48s31 Miraclesfromheaven w (5) 59 92 Race 7: BETTER THAN GOLD, BEATSME, SINGLE BLONDE EMERGENCIES: 2 Job Coach Handicap 2.22 3 77232 Genzai The Wolf (1) 58.5 100 B Thornton J Bayliss 13 6324s Stepped In Paint dw (4) 55 91 R Wiggins Race 8: ADDOCARR, FAST TRAIN, BRANDO 4 14s0 Graphite Express (8) 58 88 L R Dittman 5 69s21 Princess Jude t (9) 59 92 J Byrne 14 86s07 Red Raffle dw (11) 55 88 $21,000, Benchmark 62, 800m 5 5419s Mr Azray w (4) 57.5 87 T Marshall 6 s5122 Annabeth (14) 58.5 91 J Murphy (a) 1 1452s Limbo Star (2) 61.5 86 J Orman 6 22s50 Aiolos (2) 56.5 90 S Cormack 7 s8514 Mary Jane wn (4) 58.5 94 D Smith 8 TAB Handicap 6.07 2 s8650 Real Cute cwh (8) 61.5 96 7 18s63 Sara Man w (7) 56.5 91 Ms T Harrison 8 62214 Mudgegonga w (2) 58.5 89 J Orman $21,000, Class 2, 1700m Ms M Kennedy (a3) 8 s7066 Grey Court (3) 55 85 L Tilley 9 35215 Daring Belle d (11) 57.5 93 M Cahill 3 s3122 Beware (4) 61 98 Ms B Andrew 10 38426 Miss Daiquiri (1) 57.5 90 1 43552 Fast Train (3) 60 95 D Smith 4 21879 Simply So w (6) 59 93 L V Cassidy 5 Carlton Mid Handicap 4.12 S Tomlinson (a2) 2 s8821 Addocarr w (2) 59.5 95 R Maloney 5 1933s Sertin d (7) 58 91 Ms A Patis (a2) $30,000, Class 4, 1200m 11 2s538 Transversale w (3) 57 100 R Maloney 3 8s675 Prince Of Arran b (7) 57.5 91 6 58338 Cailini t (1) 57.5 98 J Byrne 12 662s0 Wineries w (7) 55.5 90 Ms T Harrison N Fazackerley (a2) 7 29s62 Sukoshi w (3) 57 100 Ms A Patis (a2) 1 25s98 Captivator dw (8) 60 94 EMERGENCIES: 4 s0809 Starlighter c (12) 57.5 88 L R Dittman 8 7978s Jack Of Spades dh (5) 55 82 K Yoshida 2 s1433 My Belly Button tdw (10) 57.5 99 13 57333 Solo Artist (6) 55 90 L Tilley 5 06177 Minor Luck cw (9) 57 100 A Mallyon 14 2s565 Divine Miss Boom (10) 55 82 Ms M Kennedy (a3) 3 Schweppes Handicap 2.57 3 200s6 Conquermore cn (9) 56.5 92 J Byrne 15 s9000 Evening (13) 55 79 6 02919 Shivaji w (11) 57 88 T Marshall 4 9481s Jochberg d (4) 56.5 93 M Hellyer 7 s5706 The Carpenter (6) 57 97 M Cahill $21,000, Benchmark 58, 2190m 5 4347s King Mombassa dw (1) 56.5 91 J Bayliss 7 Thank Pharmacy Community 5.27 8 35s32 Brando (4) 56.5 92 M R Du Plessis 1 Bundamba Markets Thurs. 1.47 1 83298 Husson’s Pride tdw (6) 60 95 M Cahill 6 97122 All Shiraz (2) 55.5 100 J Orman 9 65069 Joy’s Reward n (8) 56 92 L V Cassidy 2 73612 Moss Go Now wb (5) 59.5 92 J Taylor 7 90236 Lips ‘N Hips wn (6) 55 92 $21,000, Class 2, 1100m 10 917s0 Romani Countess w (5) 55 88 J Bayliss $21,000, Maiden, 800m 3 92264 Santarene (2) 59.5 97 S Tomlinson (a2) S Tomlinson (a2) 1 5244s Mittere d (13) 60 88 11 04828 Nymeria t (13) 55 100 R Fradd 1 36 Hidden Eyes (10) 60 92 4 5s044 Chief Command dw (8) 57.5 94 D Smith 8 30s36 Cordoned w (3) 55 95 S Cormack 2 4s89s Pocket Pistol (3) 59 86 J Orman 12 86683 Bonsea h (1) 55 86 A Spinks N Fazackerley (a2) 5 18283 Paris Crystal wn (1) 57.5 100 J Orman 9 2308s Talapus wn (5) 55 84 M R Du Plessis 3 3s143 Beatsme (6) 58 97 R Fradd EMERGENCY: 2 s437s Sunlander (3) 59.5 100 J Orman 6 27854 Brumby Jack (9) 56.5 90 L Tilley 10 Ps679 The Last Sequalo cw (7) 55 87 L Tilley 4 5144s Hautclere dwn (1) 57.5 91 13 56s79 Drums Jewel w (10) 55 88 A Sewell

New South Wales races at Muswellbrook Friday Jetbet 17 TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections 6 s25s5 Valwalter (2) 58 84 K Jennings 4 113s8 Stampede Warrior c (6) 59.5 92 M Bell 4 2218s Hidden Hills (11) 58.5 90 G Buckley 9 s4904 Soori c (8) 55 89 J Pracey-Holmes Race 1: MOPITTS, CHARLIE FLYER, WADI MUSA 7 066s0 Galligants h (4) 57.5 81 A Cavallo 5 96011 Blazing Tycoon w (1) 59 100 T Sherry (a) 5 s7733 Nine Not Out h (3) 58.5 96 D Northey 10 5540s Lucky Siren dw (2) 55 89 Ms A Skerritt 8 8s65 Grace Augusta (5) 57.5 91 M Bell 6 311s0 Jirnaas h (3) 58.5 84 Ms M Weir (a) 6 s0175 Rapid Eagle tw (10) 58 96 M Bell 11 35746 Sing Us A Song (9) 55 91 R Thompson Race 2: PURE RUBICK, CONTANGO, ALL A LADY 9 74s69 If You Think So (8) 57.5 89 R Thompson 7 05702 Maui Princess h (4) 55 94 Q Yong (a1.5) 7 05060 Magnificently h (5) 57.5 90 12 49s60 Brooke w (4) 55 94 Ms M Weir (a) Race 3: DERBY STAR, JIRNAAS, STAMPEDE WARRIOR 10 89638 Krayzelburg (13) 57.5 95 A Layt 8 4460s Apache Junction h (9) 55 90 A Gibbons Ms M Weir (a) 13 20705 Red Cupcake d (6) 55 85 D Northey Race 4: ZANSHIN, MINIFINN, TAMLIKA 11 s5623 Mopitts (6) 57.5 100 R Hutchings 9 98003 The Equinator d (5) 55 94 V Bolozhinskyi 8 s8913 Mahervellous (8) 57.5 96 B Spriggs 14 68423 Slimline th (15) 55 95 B Cray Race 5: KINGS REGENCY, NINE NOT OUT, MAHERVELLOUS 12 367 New York New York h (15) 57.5 84 9 07s06 Terzo Millennio (2) 57.5 91 K Jennings EMERGENCIES: Race 6: PATAGONIAN, BENGALLA BAY, ESCEBEE D Northey 4 Great Northern Super Crisp 4.05 10 40s66 Snippetsline w (9) 55 93 B Cray 15 26090 Institution d (12) 55 83 Race 7: RED LIGHT DANCER, ESPRESSINO, 13 7s65 Seraphiel (14) 57.5 86 Ms R Murray $22,000, Maiden SW, 1000m 11 60s38 Litt Up h (6) 55 88 C Gallagher (a) 16 8750s Pineapple Boom (5) 55 88 HALCYON HOUSE 14 8s047 Wadi Musa (1) 57.5 88 C O’Brien 17 6890s Laranta (14) 55 80 EMERGENCY: 1 33844 No Doubt A Star b (3) 59 96 M Bell 6 Godolphin Handicap 5.20 Race 8: DREAM SONG, WAR CAT, SHOWTIME LADY 2 9 Realcoolcat h (13) 59 77 Ms M Weir (a) 18 69087 White Eagle dwh (11) 55 90 15 0s70 Shining Bay (10) 57.5 86 $22,000, Benchmark 58, 1000m J Pracey-Holmes 3 086s Swaysir h (7) 59 74 R Simpson (a3) 8 Two Rivers Wines Handicap 6.35 4 4296s The Sprooker h (1) 59 81 D Northey 1 29176 Bengalla Bay cwh (11) 63.5 98 A Bullock 2 @thebrookracing On Twitter 2.50 5 0909s Toni Theyugoslav h (2) 59 79 A Cavallo 2 84974 Fine Hero dwh (7) 62.5 95 Q Yong (a1.5) $22,000, Class 1, 1280m 6 Vista Oriental h (8) 59 80 3 17s51 Patagonian dw (12) 62 100 A Layt $22,000, Maiden SW, 1280m 1 47232 War Cat (14) 59.5 97 A Bullock J Pracey-Holmes 4 00s12 Skillet tw (13) 62 96 R Simpson (a3) 2 2334s Hubble (16) 59 94 1 8006s Casa De Reign h (1) 59 78 7 000s0 Lope De Duck h (17) 57 71 5 26546 Jamaican Dream d (2) 61.5 98 C O’Brien 3 1s34 Dream Song (6) 56.5 100 A Gibbons R Simpson (a3) V Bolozhinskyi 6 43511 Chevron Prince (10) 59 96 4 3124s Ludivine h (18) 56 89 Ms M Weir (a) 2 342s7 Contango (2) 59 92 M Bell 8 623s Minifinn (11) 57 92 G Buckley 7 05236 Escebee cdwb (4) 59 96 J Pracey-Holmes 5 6s61 Scorched Land wh (19) 55.5 99 3 75936 Neanderthal bh (8) 59 90 A Bullock 9 59324 Now Or Never (10) 57 77 A Layt 8 058s0 Justify whn (1) 59 100 B Cray G Buckley 4 6s335 Pure Rubick (12) 59 96 K Jennings 10 3 Seawise (15) 57 85 A Morgan 9 55416 More Than A Samba cdwb (3) 58 99 6 1s7 Showtime Lady (20) 55.5 98 K Jennings 5 909s Torque To Roman (4) 59 80 B Cray 11 0s29s Tamlika b (6) 57 78 C Gallagher (a) G Buckley 7 8s680 Precocious Girl n (3) 55 95 Ms B Stower 6 5000s Union Soldier h (6) 59 83 A Cavallo 12 Royal Charge (9) 56.5 83 R Hutchings 10 7900s Apache Lad tw (6) 57.5 92 D Northey 8 26s21 Stellar Blaze d (4) 55 98 B Cray 7 25s63 All A Lady (3) 57 100 C O’Brien 13 Lionsteps h (4) 54.5 86 T Sherry (a) 11 73526 Slickster dwh (9) 55 97 C Gallagher (a) 9 22653 Rebel Lilly (12) 55 94 Q Yong (a1.5) 8 33879 Electric Daisy (5) 57 85 L Cumberland 14 22 Zanshin b (5) 54.5 100 A Gibbons 12 34580 Dynamite Dan d (5) 55 94 J Rogers 10 8156s Real Rainbow dh (9) 55 92 Ms R Murray 9 909s4 Flying Cosmos h (10) 57 85 Ms A Denby EMERGENCIES: 13 708s9 Mambo Fever twh (8) 55 90 Ms A Denby 11 55s44 Little Miss Nic wh (15) 55 93 M Bell 10 7 Inducement (7) 57 84 A Morgan 15 67s35 Plucky Chance (14) 57 83 Ms R Murray 7 Calyx @ Coolmore Handicap 5.55 12 40s99 Varsity (10) 55 97 A Layt 11 80s90 Sasogenes h (13) 57 88 D Northey 16 44085 Miss Aubrey h (18) 57 77 13 00s88 Bushie’s Crumpet h (5) 55 91 A Morgan 12 87 Jericho Beach (9) 54.5 95 T Sherry (a) 17 6045s Typhoon Elle h (16) 57 79 $22,000, Class 1, 1000m 14 24s47 Whaler Bill w (17) 55 92 B Spriggs 13 Miss Starlight (11) 54.5 88 G Buckley 18 7s Ringo’s Charm h (12) 59 80 1 Horsepower - Equine Nutrition 2.15 1 s826s Leo d (10) 61 97 EMERGENCIES: 2 31s34 Halcyon House wb (1) 59.5 100 M Bell 15 s5266 Spanish Missile h (2) 55 94 $22,000, Maiden, 1450m 3 TAB - Long May We Play 3.25 5 MM National Sale Live In July 4.40 3 21s Espressino d (17) 58 90 A Gibbons 16 7108s Chick In Charge h (7) 55 90 1 5s442 Charlie Flyer (3) 59 89 B Spriggs $22,000, Benchmark 66, 1280m $22,000, Benchmark 58, 1450m 4 3065s Taldora Miss h (13) 57 92 C Gallagher (a) 2 6 Yacaaba h (12) 58.5 81 Ms M Weir (a) 1 8705s Bravissimo w (8) 61 94 J Rogers 1 09506 The Outcast td (1) 60 91 C O’Brien 5 323s1 Amy’s Shadow dw (7) 56.5 94 17 9064s Gacela t (1) 55 89 3 63s79 At The Cove h (7) 58 84 Q Yong (a1.5) 2 50889 Cosmic Reign cwh (2) 61 91 2 15 Kings Regency tw (7) 59.5 100 6 5887s Apache Dude (16) 55.5 93 Q Yong (a1.5) 18 99777 Shadesmar (11) 55 91 4 02677 Darcy Ekcels bh (11) 58 87 A Morgan R Simpson (a3) R Hutchings 7 45943 Red Light Dancer b (3) 55.5 97 A Layt 19 6640s Get Up Alby (13) 55 89 5 67 Single Charge (9) 58 87 A Gibbons 3 21s50 Derby Star (7) 60.5 99 A Bullock 3 0s427 Sir Clooney (4) 59.5 93 R Thompson 8 0170s Jacqui Ann w (18) 55 92 20 5070s Two Bills (8) 55 87

Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. STAGE MANAGER REVEALS ALL

by Mark Peters

cenes of graveyards, bridges and wet trees conventionally Sused in Women’s Institute calendars cop some disparaging remarks in Calendar Girls, the comedy Unity Theatre has resumed rehearsals for. Tim Firth’s popular play is based on a real-life situation in which the women behind the story were inspired to create a calendar that featured nude pictures of them busy with regular WI activities such as baking, preserving and knitting. Funds raised from sales of the calendar will go towards a new settee for the hospital waiting area. In remembrance of one of the women’s husbands who visited the hospital for chemotherapy treatments, the couch will be called the John Clarke Memorial Settee. Since the success of the real-life calendar in 2000, the Yorkshire “calendar girls” have raised more than £3 million for cancer research. Prior to lockdown, the Unity show’s assistant director and stage manager Jean McIntosh remembered that she had one of the original calendars in her shed that she had bought years ago in Australia. But with so many boxes stored in the shed, it could have been anywhere. Rehearsals for Unity’s Julie McPhail-directed production were under way when McIntosh’s sister helped her clean up the shed — and sure enough the Calendar Girls calendar resurfaced. “It is intriguing,” McIntosh said. “The pictures are made up of sepia colours with a bright yellow sunflower in each month. That’s the only splash of colour. “The calendar was for a good cause and it was surprisingly revealing — not just a bunch of flowers with a pair of shoulders about it. The women are varied in age and don’t look the slightest bit airbrushed. It’s tasteful and natural looking but it was pretty daring.” Unity’s cast and crew were thrilled to see the original calendar, says McIntosh, who plans to display it in the theatre foyer during the Calendar Girls performance season.

■ Calendar Girls, Unity Theatre, 209 Ormond Road, August 13 – August 22, 7.30pm with a 3pm matinee on August 16. Tickets available from eventfinda.

MISS JUNE: Shortly after Unity Theatre began rehearsals for the comedy Calendar Girls, assistant director and stage manager Jean McIntosh’s copy of the original, real- life calendar surfaced and provided an opportunity to get into the spirit of the play. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell 24 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 ThisWeek

MANGAKORU: Toihoukura student Hamiora Renata’s painting Mangakoru (fin of the mangopare, hammerhead shark) ■ The NGOs + Clown’s Kiss features in the Maori visual art school’s Trippy Wainui sound + South post-lockdown exhibition, Whakaoho American-flavoured rock. Smash (awakening). Palace, Saturday 9pm. $5. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell

■ Poverty Bay Blues Club Dome Room, Tuesday July 7, 8pm. $5 on the door.

■ Supreme Brother Sound Dome Room, Saturday July 11, 8pm. Tickets $10 from The Dome or the Aviary, $15 cash on the door. COMING UP

■ Trev’s boot scoot and boogie Country music in the Cosmopolitan Club boulevard. Free entry, Friday July 24, 8pm.

Friends! The Musical Parody ■ John Mackill’s Jazz Collective Friday, September 18th, 7.30pm Reawakening, “Jazz standards like you’ve never heard them before.” Holy Trinity NZ Symphony Orchestra presents Church Hall, Saturday July 25, Eroica 2pm. $20. Profits to SuperGrans Tairawhiti. Thursday, September 24th, 7.30pm new direction THEATRE ■ Auditions for Much Ado About by Mark Peters (the personified form of clay, or clay Nothing maid), after the area’s former function as Evolution Theatre, 75 Disraeli St. hakaoho — stirring, arousing, a clay-making space. Saturday, 11am-2pm. awakening — is the apt name Student Hamiora Renata’s work Wof Toihoukura Maori visual Mangakoru (fin of the mangopare, arts school’s first physical exhibition of hammerhead shark) draws on a ■ The Importance of Being the year. traditional style from Hawke’s Bay which Earnest Usually held at the end of term is where Renata is from. Oscar Wilde’s much-loved comedy one, the Covid-19 lockdown meant The work is divided into two panels, of two bachelors who create alter- the exhibition of undergraduate, post- one with brown tones, the other with egos named Ernest to escape their Te Moana Glow Show graduate and staff members’ works was blue, both subtly patterned to represent tiresome lives. Evolution Theatre Thursday-Friday put on hold. earth and sea. Company, 75 Disraeli St, June October 22nd-23rd The exhibition is of work created in Bridging the two worlds is a circular 26-July 11, 7.30pm. 4pm matinee physical isolation in that time. pattern made up of dynamic rhythms and 10.00am & 11.30am on July 5. Tickets: $23-$29 at “The lockdown was a really good time motifs such as highly stylised manaia. evolutiontheatre.org.nz to be an artist, locked away and able to “The hammerhead shark is a protector, move into creative spaces,” senior lecturer a guardian. This is a tribal style from and programme coordinator Erena Koopu throughout the years,” Renata said. ■ Auditions for The Crucible said. “I thought I would bring back a Unity Theatre, 209 Ormond Road, “This work has come out of the creative traditional artform.” July 18 and 19. To register interest, space of lockdown.” call 867 3423 or 021 0220 5074. The exhibition, which opened last ■ Whakaoho, an exhibition of artwork by night, was also an opportunity to open Toihoukura students and staff, Maia Tina, Simply The Best the school’s new studio/gallery, Hineuku Gallery, 80 Cobden Street. Got something going on? Monday, November 9th, 8.00pm Let The Guide know at [email protected], Heath Franklin’s Chopper or telephone 869-0630. The Silencer Monday, November 16th, 7.30pm ArtsGuide

VISUAL ARTS

■ The Sculptured Wall Works by Richard Rogers. Tairawhiti Museum.

The ABBA Show ■ Beyond the Chair Monday, November 23rd, 8.00pm Gisborne Quilters transform a common domestic item into a work of art. Tairawhiti Museum.

■ Returning to the East WATER IN A SIEVE: A scene from Joss Whedon’s 2013 film version of Much Ado Photographs by Ebony About Nothing. And now, Evolution Theatre Company is about to hold auditions for its Whitaker. Tairawhiti Museum. Stars In Their Eyes own production of Shakespeare’s funniest love story. Picture supplied Saturday, September 19th, 2.30 & 7.30pm Musical Theatre Gisborne presents Actors sought for Shakespeare rom-com The Addams Family he year is 1969 and our boys wealthy businessman and his beautiful head spin, Myers said. December 11-19 have come home from the war entourage. Neither of them wishes to marry, Tto discover a battle of the sexes But while the valiant Claudio and certainly not to one another, but friends is just beginning in Evolution Theatre beautiful Hero are head over heels in and family have other plans. Company director Dinna Myers’ concept love, the cynical Benedick swears he will “Can they bring these crossed lovers for a production of Shakespeare’s rom- never be married — and particularly not together? Or will it be much ado about

32930-03 com, Much Ado About Nothing. to the quick-witted Beatrice. nothing?” Tickets on sale from Gisborne i-SITE All the production needs now is actors. Beatrice and Benedick have known Expect mayhem. Travelling home in the summer heat, each other for a long time and there has Accepting bookings for functions, a group of soldiers break their journey always been a sort of merry war between ■ Auditions for the play will be held at events, meetings and conferences. on a South Pacific island, staying at them. Every time they meet, there is a Evolution Theatre, 75 Disraeli Street, Email [email protected] a luxurious mansion inhabited by a passing of wit so fast it would make your on Saturday from 11am-2pm. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 25 Artwork auction benefits boardriders

by Mark Peters

string of bespoke pennants designed by Gisborne-based Asurfer/graphic artist Daryn Mcbride put up for silent auction raised $275 towards a new trailer for the Gisborne Boardriders Club. When Mr Mcbride heard the club planned to raise funds for a trailer through crowdfunding platform Givealittle, he offered to help. “The club does so much for the local community and needs a new trailer,” he said on his Facebook page. “They’ve got a Givealittle page set up and every penny helps, so when I was told of this I decided to put the bunting up for auction.” He had already hung the bunting above the entrance to Miharo Gallery where he and screenprinter Tony Ogle recently held a combined exhibition. “I did the bunting as part of the show,” one side and plain on the other. said Mr Mcbride. “Around the edge it had frills from a “The original idea was to frame them bright orange candlewick bedspread. It with two pennants in each frame. Then was really over the top. The fabric was I thought I could do them as bunting for garish and hideous. I did it as a bit of a something a bit different in the show.” joke but everyone loved them.” GOOD CAUSE: When he heard about Gisborne The lurid orange and brown The Gisborne Boardriders Club’s fundraising bid for counterpane pattern which had survived Boardriders Club a trailer, he had another idea for the from the ‘70s has since featured in is $275 closer to pennants and offered to auction them. various motifs in some of Mr Mcbride’s getting the trailer “I always liked pennants,” Mr Mcbride recent work — and in the alternating it needs thanks to said. “I grew up with them.” pennants in the bunting. surfer/graphic artist Souvenir pennants were particularly The five pennants that feature surfing Daryn Mcbride (top popular in New Zealand in the 1970s scenes act as a kind of storyboard. In right) who put up a when people flew them from bicycle and his signature cartoon style, the first string of bespoke car aerials. flags, left and right, depict a surfer pennants for silent Mr Mcbride began making pennants paddling into a wave, the next shows the auction. when he was asked to create trophies for boardrider making a bottom turn and in Picture supplied a Dunga Derby. He made the triangular the centre flag he or she is carving a cut- flags from fabric that was patterned on back on the wave.

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for Millie from Grandfather Comes out of by Donald Gordon The ground To have a look around But doesn’t know My dear Millie, as I look out my Mr Kingfisher is looking cabin window I see — For a meal Pukeko with red beak, yellow legs, And in a flash white nappy and rich blue coat Worm is hanging Stalking across the lawn From Mr Kingfisher’s beak Knowing I can see her Yum But hoping Breakfast, lunch or dinner? I don’t Hawks own Kereru, with wonderful white bib The big sky in front of my cabin There are a pair perched high They soar In the cottonwood tree They dive They are close together Having a wonderful time They seem Without a care The best of friends In the world They fly away As free as the wind Swooping to gain speed Wouldn’t it be lovely And then To be amongst the clouds Glide Like a hawk Almost straight up They are often in pairs Until they stall The best of friends And then They do it again Tui is jetting around too Having such fun With his white bow tie They are so fat And chortle It’s a wonder they can fly at all A bit of a bully Likes to chase small birds Cheeky mynah Stands on the table Then there is thrush In front of my cabin Who seems content Cocks its head To all day sing a tune Sideways looking To no one in particular At me Just enjoying making music With one eye She is chocolatey brown A pair of paradise duck MATT HEATH And comes from Cruise by occasionally India, I think They are in pairs too I’m sure they are mates for life JEREMY WELLS Mister kingfisher 6AM - 10AM WEEKDAYS Is perched in the tree With lots of love, On the lawn Grandfather As the lawn is wet with rain PS. I wonder if there are some Big fat worm birds around you 26 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 Glittery sequel offers distraction by Jake Coyle, AP Film Writer

usic snobbery is making a comeback. M On the heels of the excellent serial remake of High Fidelity, about a tasteful Brooklyn record store owner, comes Trolls World Tour, in which different pixie clans each representing a music genre vie for sonic domination. Both are quaint in their own way, pretending that our musical borders didn’t years ago disintegrate into a digital soup. Trolls World Tour, a sequel to the The plot gives World Tour an 2016 DreamWorks original, had been opportunity to cycle through countless planned for theatrical release before the hits, and it does so so speedily that the coronavirus pandemic. film often feels less like a story than an Universal Pictures instead released it impatient, candy-coloured battle of the straight into the home, as a $19.99 digital bands. When it slows down, and allows rental — a rare breaking of the theatrical more than a snippet of a song, Trolls release window by a major studio. World Tour is more enjoyable. There’s a That makes Trolls World Tour a kind of good hip-hop interlude and a fine Kelly trial balloon, albeit a very glittery one. Is Clarkson country ballad. it worth it? That may depend on just how Both Trolls movies exuberantly exalt bored your housebound kids are. It is, at A NEW GENERATION: Poppy, voiced by Anna Kendrick, and Branch (Justin the glories of diversity, and maybe some least, a shiny new object when there are Timberlake) discover that there are six different troll tribes scattered over six different young ones will get a decent primer on few about. lands in the Trolls sequel, Trolls World Tour. AP pictures via DreamWorks Animation a musical landscape far more vast than Directed by Walt Dohrn, with Kidz Bop. But World Tour can also sound co-director David P Smith, Trolls World like a bad Grammy medley that puts Tour is a sped-up version of the jukebox joys of Earth, Wind and Fire’s September. Prog Rock or Crunk.) every genre into a blender until all the musical. It runs through so many songs In World Tour, our original clan, It’s the Rock Trolls that start the taste is rung out. that it might be better called a Spotify including Poppy (Anna Kendrick) and trouble in World Tour. Their leader, musical, with infinite skips. Branch (Justin Timberlake), discover a Queen Barb (Rachel Bloom), sets out to ■ Trolls World Tour, a DreamWorks Both Trolls movies can be hard to look wider world of trolls. dominate the other groups. Animation release, is rated PG by the at. They’re so garishly coloured that I’d The trolls we know believe in the Armed with heavy-metal power chords Motion Picture Association of America recommend dimming your TV set. But power of pop, but it turns out there and Metallica-esque bombast, Queen for some mild rude humour. Running when they’re not too loud and you’ve are others out there devoted to techno, Barb plots a rock reign to drown out the time: 110 minutes. Two stars out of sufficiently shielded your eyes, their classical, country, funk and rock. There other styles. four. sugary highs are pleasant enough and are even other pockets they find along occasionally tuneful. the way, too, including those for hip-hop, An animated movie can do worse than Reggaeton and even dedicated yodellers. FilmGuide indoctrinate another generation to the (Unfortunately, there are no cameos for ODEON MULTIPLEX power of super-speed, and finds himself hunted here, too. ■ The Booksellers Documentary film giving a behind-the- ■ Bohemian Rhapsody scenes look at the New York rare-book Rami Malek gives an Oscar-winning turn world and the people who inhabit it. as Queen lead singer Freddie Mercury.

■ The High Note ■ Bloodshot Comedy-drama about the Los Angeles A murdered marine is resurrected by music scene, starring Dakota Johnson, Ice scientists and enhanced to be a super- Cube and Tracee Ellis Ross. soldier. When memories flood back, he breaks out of the training facility to seek ■ 10 Things I Hate About You revenge for the death of his wife. American 1999 film starring Julia Stiles, Heath Ledger and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. ■ Ghostbusters Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis ■ Resistance and Sigourney Weaver star in the most Jesse Eisenberg stars as Marcel Mangel, successful comedy film of the 1980s. who joins the French Resistance to save thousands of orphaned children from the ■ Inside Out reign of the Nazis. After the war, Mangel Animated film set in the mind of a young gained worldwide fame as the mime girl whose parents have taken her from Marcel Marceau. Minnesota to California, as she feels joy, sadness, anger, fear and disgust. ■ Trolls World Tour The trolls unite to save their diverse kinds ■ Love Sarah of music from destruction. A young woman enlists the help of her grandmother and an old friend to open ■ Titanic the bakery her mother always wanted. Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet star in James Cameron’s megahit. DOME CINEMA Burden ■ Mary Poppins ■ The classic Walt Disney film starring A young man whose father figure is a Promote your Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke and David leading light in the local Ku Klux Klan Tomlinson is almost impossible to watch meets a woman who makes him rethink without smiling. his allegiances. Based on a true story. Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarfs event here ■ The Assistant ■ A new recruit in a filmmaker’s office is A retelling of a Brothers Grimm German drawn unwillingly into sexual politics. fairytale, with the message that love is Talk to us about a marketing package to suit your budget. blind to physical imperfection. ■ The Call of the Wild ■ Rosie 33239-01 Harrison Ford stars in the latest film adaptation of the Jack London classic. A Dublin family, who lose their rented house when the owner decides to sell, face ■ Jojo Rabbit a precarious existence. Taika Waititi’s film gets another run. ■ Love Sarah ■ Sonic the Hedgehog A young woman who wants to fulfil her mother’s dream of opening a bakery in Sonic, a blue anthropomorphic hedgehog Notting Hill, London, enlists the help of from another world, comes to Earth to her grandmother and an old friend. Stars escape evil forces seeking to harness his Celia Imrie and Candice Brown. Call Jane Smith today 869 0617 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 27

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The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 SPORT 29 New Zealand Robinson has message SPORTS BRIEFS awarded both Warriors’ early return possible for Roosters’ doubters THE likelihood of Warriors players returning home is looming after the club revealed a 23-day sevens titles RUGBY LEAGUE still playing a similar style of football is the next deadline was issued to the NRL to get exemptions challenge, though. for families to join them. RUGBY SEVENS TRENT Robinson has a blunt warning for Radley has been a key ballplayer at No.13 this Interim coach Todd Payten confirmed Warriors detractors who think injuries could derail the Sydney year, having engaged the defensive line 47 times management had begun compiling a wishlist of NEW ZEALAND have been awarded the men’s Roosters’ NRL premiership defence: prepare to be before passing or kicking. loan players in preparation for homesick team and women’s World Sevens Series titles after World proven wrong. That figure makes for the second most line members potentially ending their seasons after Rugby cancelled the remainder of the season Both Victor Radley and Sam Verrills will undergo engagements of all front- or back-rowers in the NRL, the Round 10 match against Cronulla. because of the coronavirus outbreak. surgery on their season-ending knee injuries marginally behind Jake Trbojevic’s 49. Payten said wingers David Fusitu’a and Ken Tournaments in London, Paris, Singapore and tomorrow. The Roosters’ next highest in that category are Maumalo and prop Agnatius Paasi had become Hong Kong were cancelled on the men’s tour, while Lock Isaac Liu will also miss tonight’s clash Boyd Cordner and Jared Waerea-Hargreaves with increasingly frustrated at the lack of progress, the women’s circuit lost rounds in the United States, against Melbourne at Suncorp Stadium with broken five each, understandable given that is the role particularly as the NRL had told the club the Paris and Hong Kong. ribs, leaving the Tri-colours middle with their sternest Radley fills. exemptions would be achievable before they “While it is very disappointing for players, fans, test in seasons. But Robinson said the Roosters would still find agreed to base themselves in Australia. — AAP organisers and everyone involved . . . the health and Dominant since the competition’s resumption, the a way to play their way of football, while not asking wellbeing of the rugby community and wider society Roosters have won five straight and outscored their replacement lock Nat Butcher to mimic Radley. Stokes caps off redemption remains the No.1 priority,” World Rugby chairman Bill opponents 179-40. “Nat Butcher is a top-end player who has proven BEN Stokes has capped off his redemption Beaumont said in a statement. But some argue the injuries could bring the that over a couple of years,” Robinson said. story by being named England captain for the The New Zealand men’s team claim a 13th title Roosters back to the field, something Robinson is not “I see Nat being himself. He is a great player in his opening cricket test against the West Indies. after winning three of the six rounds that were concerned about. own right and he will continue to do that. Stokes, who faced the prospect of jail two years completed before the spread of Covid-19 forced the “They (critics) can think what they want,” Robinson “I don’t want anybody to be anybody else.” ago when he appeared in court on charges of suspension of all major sport around the world. said. Meanwhile Verrills’ injury threatens to change the affray following an altercation outside a Bristol South Africa were second, 11 points back, with “That’s good, there is enough commentary out way Jake Friend is managed in a year that has no nightclub in 2017, will stand in for Joe Root, whose 2019 champions and Olympic gold medallists Fiji third. there. breaks or byes. wife is expecting the couple’s second child. The Black Ferns women’s team had looked well “But we’ll deal with it in our own way and we know Friend said this week his body was up to playing Yorkshireman Root will start a seven-day self- on their way to a second successive title, and a sixth what our squad are capable of. the full 80 minutes each week, but Robinson isolation period once he leaves the hospital and in eight years of the circuit, with four tournament “People will judge us on how we are playing. We indicated he could be managed at some point in will rejoin the squad ahead of the second test, at triumphs in five rounds before the coronavirus understand we have lost two really good players and 2020. Old Trafford on July 13. shutdown. good people. The Roosters have “Mr Fix It” Mitchell Aubusson Stokes was Wisden’s Cricketer of The Year Australia, who will defend their Olympic title in “But that won’t stop us. We’ll keep moving forward on, while 19-year-old Freddy Lussick — brother of following his heroics in the World Cup final win Tokyo next year, were second and Canada took third and developing our game over the next few months.” Darcy and Joey — is also on their extended bench against New Zealand and his displays during the place. — AAP How they manage that development while and could be an option this year. — AAP drawn Ashes series. — AAP THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Friday, July 3, 2020

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Outset; 18 Theme; 19 Tier. 11. Dwarf (5) Find a safe way to help someone in need. A kind gesture will not be forgotten. CRYPTIC 13. Alleviate (7) 6. World-wide (9) 2 stars Across: 1 Crab; 3 Bandages; 9 7. Concealment 14. Rubber (6) Birthday Baby: Admired; 10 Large; 11 Medicine- (11) You are intelligent, broad-minded and opportunistic. You are emotional and ball; 13 Number; 15 Cruder; 17 16. Against (6) compassionate. Premeditated; 20 Idiot; 21 Look- 8. Unceasingly (11) out; 22 Sunshade; 23 Peer. 18. Whet (7) 12. Warranty (9) Down: 1 Charming; 2 Armed; 4 19. Claw (5) 15. Cost (7) STAR RATINGS Ardent; 5 Deliberation; 6 20. Thorough (3-3-3) FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. Garbled; 7 Shed; 8 Cricket 17. Bury (6) FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. match; 12 Creditor; 14 Martian; 21. Lubricate (3) 19. Teacher (5) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. 16 Addled; 18 Trope; 19 Miss. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 22. Resound (11) 21. Choose (3) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. 30 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020

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his growing locks only if he and his “flush” 6-iron on the Park’s 155-metre Back in the day, the shootout was COMING UP: SATURDAY, Johnston Gisborne Park son lost. second hole. 54 holes and held over two days. That Trophy Canadian mixed foursomes. “As soon as we finished, he “It didn’t draw, didn’t slice, just went was reduced in recent years to 27, with HE won’t be there in person but buggered off to his car and came back dead straight,” he said. “We all were like three separate formats for each nine he will be there in spirit, and another with a razor,” said Craven. “I would have ‘that’s on a good line’. The ball hit the holes — best-ball, Canadian foursomes Te Puia Springs material form. accepted a beer instead.” green and rolled forward a few metres and ambrose. Mike Hutton, who died earlier this Craven got to start the shearing and disappeared. We all jumped up and From the moment Morley ripped a KAHU Waitoa’s stableford-winning year, will very much be in the minds of process “but it would have taken a day gave a big cheer.” long drive down the 10th fairway — effort on Sunday was a lot more Glen McKinnon and Derek Craven when and a half to shave off that mop . . . Moore went on to make a two on the their first hole of the day — he and impressive than the score suggests. they play the Te Kanawa Cup men’s I said I’d let his wife worry about the seventh. Hewson were for the most part on their Waitoa won with 35 points on a pairs final this Sunday. rest”. He aced the Park’s 14th hole in game. testing day and course which saw the McKinnon and Craven face Craven admitted he was wary of the March 2018 and added a second perfect An escape act par on the 16th and women postpone their competition. greenkeeper Pete Tamatea and Anaru Reedy-Tamatea combo. shot at Opotiki in December 2019. an off-the-green par-putt by Pikey on 18 His round of 80 was one of two Reedy in the handicap matchplay final. Reedy is off a +3 handicap and will SUNDAY — Men’s stableford: R Moore gave them momentum. distinctly different halves — 47, 33 — Both pairs advanced with 17th-hole be dishing out plenty of shots but 33. They produced the top best-ball net and he was well clear of the rest of the semifinal wins on Sunday. has been breaking par at will, while Women’s stableford: R Taiapa 29. of the 42-pair field — 6-under 30 — and field, none of who got to 30 points. McKinnon and Craven defeated his 21-handicap partner has also Hole-in-one on 2: R Moore. the third-best ambrose of 31.25. SUNDAY — Stableford: K Waitoa 35, T father and son combination Steve and contributed strongly. Twos: R Moore, B Wood. Not even a sand-wedge shank from Kupenga 28, J Devery 26, M Higham 26, J Zach Rolls. Tamatea and Reedy beat Reedy said his partner “played WEDNESDAY (June 24) — Women’s playing group member Chris Taewa — Forrester 25. father and son Danny and Zane Boyle. well” in their semifinal despite a few stableford: R Taiapa. the ball narrowly missing Pikey’s head Twos: K Waitoa 2. Hutton dedicated a huge amount of nerves, especially when a small gallery Drawn two: S Maisey. and landing in his golf bag — could Jackpot: K Waitoa. volunteer hours to the course and was followed them late in the match. John Penny Cup women’s competition: stop them. COMING UP: SUNDAY, Busby Tray a regular Te K Cup partner of McKinnon Reedy and Tamatea led 2-up after S Maisey from B Walker. They ended with a 27-hole total of men’s competition, draw on clubhouse — the pair wrere runners-up in 2015 nine holes, the Boyles won 15 to close TUESDAY (June 23) — Veterans’ 95.75 to win the silverware from Ross noticeboard, first round of captain’s and 2016. the deficit to one but Reedy slammed stableford: H Schreiber 36, R Taiapa 35, A Gibson (97.125) and Barry Brown, competition, LGU, putting for women. McKinnon, or G Mac, will have Hutton the door shut with a birdie on 17. Reedy 34, A Pahina 34, R McGann 34, D Eddie Brown and Thomas Donovan symbolically in his corner in the final Craven, Tamatea and Reedy — who Tombleson 33, P Mitchell 33, T Reynolds (98.75), and Collin Jeffrey and Brent Waikohu when Craven, who has been battling joined Gisborne Park this year — are 32, E Parkin 32, B Cameron 32. Colbert (99). back problems, uses Hutton’s golf cart. all in the hunt to get their names on the Twos: D Tombleson, R Walford. Father and daughter Andy and PERCY Milner drank from the McKinnon, a two-time Te K Cup illustrious Te K trophy for the first time. Jessica Hayward repeated their 2019 winner’s cup twice on Sunday. winner with Tony Gledhill, got their The Fletcher Cup subsidiary pairs Poverty Bay efforts in winning the mixed and Milner and Kahu Tamanui beat Tama semifinal match off to a perfect start will also be decided on Sunday. women’s division. Brown and Tom Smith in the men’s when he birdied the opening hole In the semifinals, father and son IF Tim Sherratt and Mark Gemmell pairs final, and Milner also won the getting a shot off teenager Zach. Anthony and Shaun Pahina beat Ray go on to win the Gisborne Motors ■ VIV Bell made no contest of the men’s stableford with 36 points. McKinnon and Craven got to the turn Grace and Terry Pointon on the 16th Barns-Graham Cup men’s pairs, a shot Hutchinson Cup women’s matchplay Ella Wynyard’s 33 points earned her 2-up and and were dormie 3-up before while Tom Reynolds and Tony File of comical but ultimately devastating final yesterday. the women’s stableford honours. winning 3 and 1. defeated father and son Geoff and magnitude will be recalled over the Just a few months after losing on SUNDAY — Men’s stableford: P Milner “G Mac was again a standout,” said Tamanui Hill also on 16. years to come. the 18th to Gay Young in the Oman Cup 36, T Brown 35, L Green 34, K Tamanui Craven. “He shot 79 off 12 (handicap).” Sherratt and Gemmell knocked final, Bell steam-rollered her way to 31. Rolls senior’s reaction after they ■ ROD Moore chalked up his third out top seeds Glenn Morley and Gray Hutchinson glory against Jan Utting. Women’s stableford: E Wynyard 33, A shool hands took Craven by surprise. ace in less than 2½ years on Sunday. Clapham in an 18-hole battle in round 2 She had two birdies, including a two, Tamanui-Nunn 30, M Tuapawa 30. Rolls had talked about shaving off Moore, playing in a five, sank a matches on Saturday. as she powered to 7-up after nine holes Men’s pairs final: P Milner/K Tamanui On reflection, both pairs will look before completing an 8 and 7 victory. def T Brown/T Smith. back at the seventh hole as proving The semifinals on Monday were COMING UP: SUNDAY, club Junior crossword 1618 pivotal in the outcome. closer affairs. Bell beat Pip Dymock competition. Sherratt hit what he later described 3 and 2 while Utting downed Vonnie 1 2 3 4 5 as “a classic boner” of a chip — his ball Fletcher 4 and 3. Patutahi racing across the green at breakneck WEDNESDAY — Women’s stableford: K speed, hitting the pin, popping up in Shaw 36, G Young 33. A BIRDIE on the second extra hole 6 the air and falling into the hole for a 9-hole stableford: C McDonald 15. put Tony Green into the final of the Te birdie-3 and the win. MONDAY — Women’s stableford: G Kani Pere men’s handicap matchplay Sherratt and Gemmell led a rural Young 37, F Allen 37. competition. 7 charge into the quarterfinals, with four Twos: V Fraser. Green and Rocky Pardoe went to a of the remaining eight pairs connected SUNDAY — BMS Open and the Tom sudden-death playoff in their semifinal to farming. Shaw Memorial Shootout pairs, 27-hole on Sunday after Green three-putted to 8910 11 Their next opponents, stock agents overall net winners: R Morley/L Hewson lose the 18th. Alex Kirkpatrick and Rob Fergus, 95.75 from R Gibson/B Brown 97.125, He bounced back on the 20th with brushed aside two-time BG Cup E Brown/T Donovan 98.75, C Jeffrey/B a birdie-3 to book a spot in the trophy 12 winners Bill Allen and Roy Skuse 6 and Colbert 99, H Brown/S Skudder 99.4375, decider where he faces Chris Beattie. 5 in a match played in wet conditions A White/M Norman 101.5. Beattie ended the title-retaining last Thursday. Kirkpatrick went out Women’s and mixed division: A hopes of defending champion Martin 13 in 1-over 37 for a 5-up lead after nine Hayward/J Hayward 102.5, V Bell/S Weaver 2 and 1. holes. Spence 108.25. The McKeague Cup women’s Thomas Donovan shot 3-under 33 in Four-ball best-ball 9-hole net: P matchplay finalists were also found. his front nine on Saturday but it wasn’t Grogan/J Kerekere 31. Lorraine Haisman beat Denise good enough against Simon Jeune and Canadian foursomes 9-hole net: P Johnston while Helen Pomana knocked David Hall, who combined supremely to Rickard/B Morgan 32. out Andrea Haisman. 14 15 16 17 18 beat third seeds Donovan and Darren Ambrose 9-hole net:G Morley/N Mackie The finals of both trophies are on Patumaka 3 and 2. 30.75. Sunday. Father and son Daryl and Hayden THURSDAY (June 25) — Men’s SUNDAY — Men’s net, senior division: Keast outgunned Cyril Payn and stableford, division 1: C Dean 39, A C Beattie 69, G Brown 72, M Stock 74, J Bill Simpson 5 and 3 to set up a Abrahams 32, J van Helden 31, N Mackie Priestley 76. 19 quarterfinal against Barry Brown and 31. Division 2: G Clapham 37, D Bush 28. Junior division: M Owen 72, A Ross Gibson, who saw off fourth seeds Twos: N Mackie, G Morley, G Clapham, Hindmarsh 74, N Bunting 75, M Weaver Andy Abrahams and Bruce Talbot on A Abrahams. 75. 18. Approach: N Mackie. Women’s net: A Maru 76, H Pomana 80. Sam Willock and Marty Reynolds Twos: O Willimott, M Philip. beat Tim Williams and Roger Murphy 4 Mahia and 3 and will next play Richard Foon Tolaga Bay Across Down and Neville West, who eliminated No.2 VISITORS and locals alike have been seeds Stefan Andreassen and Alan enjoying Mahia in between the rain, and MARK Watts and Taine Lincoln 6. Something in your house 1. Stitched (4) Baldwin on the 18th. the course has held together nicely. emerged victorious in a hard-fought 2. Brian Clarke and Mike Dodgshun The weather gods provided a great four-ball final on Sunday. watched for entertainment (10) Fewer (4) advanced with an 18th-hole win over Sunday as club members converged for They led most of the way in a 2 and 8. Finger jewellery (5) 3. Where Fijians live (4) Andy Hayward and Mark Stewart. Their a stableford and par round. 1 win over Lincoln’s grandfather Joe 10. A snow house (5) 4. A young female (4) quarterfinal foes are Jeune and Hall. Peter Bremner showed his class in Lincoln and Jeremy Murphy. 13. 5. winning the men’s competition with 34 Lincoln/Murphy fought back to One of a car’s pedals (11) Wrong (9) ■ ONE drove brilliantly. points, including the only two of the square the match with three holes to 14. 7. The other putted brilliantly. day. Maraea Wesche won the women’s play only to — in Murphy’s words — Humorous (5) First meal of the day (9) And with nothing disastrous in par with a -1 effort. “butcher the next two holes”. 17. A room at the top of a 9. Grass colour (5) between, that formula proved victorious Mahia is to host round 3 of the SUNDAY — Stableford: M Jefferd 37, M house (5) 11. A huge person (5) in the BMS Open and Tom Shaw Poverty Bay women’s pennants. The Watts 36, J Murphy 34, P Stevenson 32, Memorial Awapuni Shootout on Sunday. date is yet to be confirmed. Joe Lincoln 30, T Higgs 30, G Watts 30. 19. Glasses with dark lenses 12. Sleep in this (3) Ross Morley and Lee “Pikey” Hewson SUNDAY — Men’s stableford: P Twos: J Murphy, J Lincoln, M Watts. (10) 15. Not any (4) won the 27-hole pairs net tournament Bremner 34, Wade Wesche 33, B Maher COMING UP: SUNDAY, Reeves Cup and the Shaw Memorial in honour of 32, R Bremner 32. first round, Bartram Cup qualifying 16. The centre of an egg (4) the late Poverty Bay club stalwart, who Twos: P Bremner. round; SATURDAY/SUNDAY, July 25-26, 17. Too (4) played a pivotal role in the creation of Women’s par: Maraea West -1, L Steel King of the Coast men’s open, entries the Awapuni Shootout many years ago. -3. to Jeremy Murphy, 021-485-658 18. These are on your feet (4)

1. Saucer, 3. Mars, 7. Cats, 8. Stream, 10. Addicts, 13. Annoyed, 16. Vanish, 17. Spot, 18. Saws, 19. Comedy. 1. Sick, 2. Untidy, 4. Apes, 5. Summer, 6. Station, 9. Pianist, 11. Knives, 12. People, 14. Snow, 15. Stay. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 2, 2020 SPORT 31 A correction . . . Gold struck with Courage Cup RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf THE Courage Cup is rugby gold. and an update Yesterday Team Charlie Ngatai retained the Gisborne Boys’ High CALL it a family likeness. After a brief spell back in School Courage Cup with a 59-0 The caption for a picture in New Zealand in the late ’60s, win against Team Rico Gear. Tuesday’s Gisborne Herald of they moved to Hong Kong It was their fourth win in a a group of 1950s Poverty Bay and then to Sydney, Australia, row. They will defend the trophy rugby representatives incorrectly where they stayed for 18 years. against other GBHS teams in the identified John Worthington as While in Australia, John set up Poverty Bay Year 9-10 secondary David Worthington. business as a risk management schools grade starting in Term 3. The photo was taken at the consultant. Yesterday, Team Brendon centenary celebrations of the In 2006, he and Glenys O’Connor beat Team Hosea Gear Poverty Bay Rugby Football retired to their home town, 45-0 and Team Whetukamokamo Union in 1990. John and David Gisborne. Douglas beat Team Toa Halafihi Worthington are brothers but While in Kenya, John had 22-7. only John, now 82, is listed in continued to play rugby, but as The placings are: Ngatai, 15 Malosi Luafalealo (Team Brendon O’Connor) grabs Joe Kemp (Team the Arthur Swan/Jack Jones a fly-half (first five-eighth) rather competition points, 1; O’Connor, Toa Halafihi) in Courage Cup action last month. Picture by Paul Rickard history of the union, 100 Years than fullback. He represented 14pts, 2; Douglas 13pts, 3; H of Rugby, as having played for East Africa and played against Gear 5pts, 4; R Gear, 5pts, 5; and pleased with how the past four “We are very proud of the way Poverty Bay. touring teams, including the Halafihi, 1pt, 6. weeks have run. in which our community has The book lists J. L. Springboks, usually in Nairobi. The (MVP) most valuable player “We went into this to try build rallied around and supported Worthington (Gisborne High He toured England with East awards in Week 4 were made to: our pyramid back up again, with our young men, and we’re also School Old Boys) as having Africa in 1966 and stopped Braith Ingram (Ngatai), Quayden our boys enjoying the game and extremely grateful to Gisborne represented the Bay in 1958. playing rugby in 1967. Kora-Chaffey, Levi Cameron getting the feeling of belonging Boys’ High School staff and On top of that, John In Kenya he played for (Douglas), Will Rouse (H Gear), to a team — which is why we’ve Poverty Bay Rugby,” Turner said. Worthington, who played at the Harlequins club and he Levi Soto (R Gear) and Jimmy used six of our prominent old boys fullback for the Bay, clearly captained them in a three- Moore (Halafihi). as team names,” he said. •฀The฀boys฀are฀on฀the฀road฀first฀up.฀ recalls attending the event. cornered tournament in Nairobi Team Rico Gear Year 10 “We’re really grateful to them The฀Gisborne฀Boys’฀High฀School฀ Apologies for the mistake. against the London and Pretoria halfback Lukas Fry has enjoyed for that and those guys are all first฀15฀under฀head฀coach฀Ryan฀Tapsell฀ John Worthington worked Harlequins teams, who included his Courage Cup experience. into it. We share results with open฀their฀season฀tomorrow฀at฀12.30pm฀ for South British Insurance in English and South African “I think it was a great thing them, and there’s a bit of banter against฀Feilding฀High฀School,฀at฀the฀ Gisborne, and in 1959 moved internationals. that Boys’ High set up the between them, as their teams play Hastings฀Rugby฀and฀Sports฀Club฀ground. with the company to Kenya. He Courage Cup, with all of us each other.” Feilding฀played฀excellent฀rugby฀ returned to Gisborne briefly in •฀If฀anyone฀can฀identify฀one฀or฀ wanting to play rugby,” he said. Gisborne Boys’ High principal against฀Hastings฀Boys’฀High฀School฀ 1964 to marry Glenys Rosie, both of the people represented “The thing that I liked most Andrew Turner paid tribute to first฀15฀in฀a฀21-22฀loss฀at฀Hastings฀last฀ with whom he had kept up in Tuesday’s reunion caption about it would have to be that the effort of Jefferson and the Saturday. a correspondence, and she by a question mark, we will set I played with and against my team coaches, and acknowledged Feilding฀coach฀Justin฀Lock฀said฀he฀ accompanied him back to the record straight in the sports mates.” the Poverty Bay Rugby Football expected฀Gisborne฀Boys’฀High฀to฀be฀ Kenya. pages. Mark Jefferson of GBHS is Union’s support of the initiative. physical฀and฀talented. 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For the latest weather info including Weather Warnings visit At 9am 2 Jul (hPa) 1005.8 Tokyo drizzle 20 28 southwesterlies ease. metservice.com At 9am 2 Jul (inches) 29.70 Toronto showers 22 30 CRICKET RUGBY INSIDE Rugby league ..... 29 Golf ...... 30 SPORT Rugby ...... 31 Thursday, July 2, 2020 ‘Redemption’ of Ben Stokes hits Courage Cup producing gold in another level PAGE 29 junior game PAGE 31 Herbert ‘95 percent’ healed after crash MOTORSPORT NEW ZEALAND racing driver Chelsea Herbert has been putting the last few months to good use and is now “95 percent” healed after her crash at Teretonga Park in January. Herbert, 21, is itching to get back behind the wheel and says she will return to the track stronger and more focused than ever. “The accident was unfortunate but it has had an overall positive impact on me as a driver. “I am even more driven to prove to myself that I can do better and that I can come back stronger. Breaking my back was only a hurdle, not a road block,” she said. The incident on the Teretonga main straight left Herbert with compression fractures to her T11 and T12 vertebrae and out of a championship in which she was desperate to do well. Now, though, she has fought back to near full fitness and used the Covid-19 lockdown and alert period to good effect. Training five days a week under the guidance of functional strength and conditioning trainer Alastair Wootten and continuing her physiotherapy, she is ahead of schedule on her recovery. “The lockdown actually came as a blessing to my recovery as it allowed me to train at my own pace and not pressure myself to train as hard as the crew at the gym,” she said. RECOVERING: “I had lots of physio exercises which were Chelsea Herbert is back to almost 100 percent fitness. Picture supplied based around strengthening my core to help of the opportunities that lie ahead. (Toyota Racing Series) grid when it forms up my family and friends, my physical coach Al and take care of my back. I’m still working away with “For me, 2020 has been a year that has again, hopefully in early 2021 as normal. I’m my mental skills coach Kate from KFitness NZ,” rehab and building my training up at a safe and cemented the idea of ‘everything happens for also unsure how we’ll get on with funding Herbert said. consistent pace. I feel as though I’m sitting at 95 a reason’ in my head — that’s been the biggest through sponsorship. Hopefully the economy will “When it came to the less desirable moments, percent and it’s only been five months since the thing,” she said. continue to pick up.” my dad and particularly my mum and my partner injury, including two wearing the back brace.” “Although it’s definitely a year that we can all The newly-focused Herbert is also full of Matt were there with me every step of the way. With the end of the road to recovery ahead and reflect on and learn lots from, it’s also a period praise for those who helped her through the Overall, I want to say thanks to everyone who in the prospect of more motorsport on the horizon, that has reminded me to not take even the injury period. some big or small way has helped me over the Herbert is keen to put the challenges on and off smallest things for granted. “It’s very important for me to publicly thank past few months. the track of 2020 behind her and make the most “I’m totally focused on being on the TRS all of those who have helped me through this . . . “Right now, I just want to get out and race.” Aspirations boosted RUGBY PARK been closed since May 2019 due to its and community facilities have on the that the $8m of funding was for the condition, primarily its seismic strength. community and its overall wellbeing.” grandstand and Rugby Park, rather than A NEW grandstand at Rugby Park will “We are incredibly grateful to the Once construction is completed, Rugby for a sports hub. boost aspirations for a Gisborne-based Government, Infrastructure Minister Park will be able to host regional and The application to the $3 billion women’s team to compete in the Farah Shane Jones and local Labour MP Kiri national fixtures. “shovel-ready” Covid recovery Palmer Cup. Allan for their support and advocacy for “Our aspiration for a Farah Palmer infrastructure fund was made by the Regional and national fixtures will be redeveloping Rugby Park,” Willoughby Cup team will no longer be limited by union and priced on the basis of being a back on the table, and the Rugby Park said. unfit facilities,” Willoughby said. rugby facility. construction will add impetus to the push “We see this as a huge opportunity for The Farah Palmer Cup is the highest- The union was part of a sports for development of a sports hub that our community to build a facility we can level domestic women’s rugby competition community dedicated to developing a would also have wider community uses, all be proud of. in New Zealand and is named after sports hub, he said. for entertainment, cultural and whanau “In addition to rebuilding the PBRFU former Black Ferns captain Farah It would be fantastic if the facility events. grandstand, we will be actively pursuing Palmer. could be used for the wider sports Those are some of the benefits expected the creation of a multisports/community “There’s a lot of work ahead but it’s community, but much work was needed to flow from the Government injection of hub with the right support from the exciting,” Willoughby said. before a hub could be developed. $8 million for a new grandstand. Government and our community. “I would like to give a special mention The funding application included a Poverty Bay Rugby Football Union “Rugby Park is identified in Gisborne to Council of Clubs chairman Marty new turf, which could be part of a hub, (PBRFU) chief executive Josh Willoughby District Council’s spatial plan as a Bayley, who developed and submitted but it was not yet known if it would be a said the announcement yesterday came sports hub and this recognition from the the application for this funding during grass turf or an artificial turf. (Wairarapa as a huge, but welcome, surprise. Government reinforces that. lockdown.” Bush teams play on artificial turf in The Rugby Park grandstand has “It also reinforces the impact sports ■ Willoughby confirmed this morning Masterton.) Large range of dog tucker Doggone it… We’ve got Beef and Lamb Brisket, something NRG Rolls, The Mighty for everyone Mix Range, Coprice of ya and Tux. Woof! 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