TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI TUESDAY, JULY 13, 2021 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 GIVING IT ‘UNFORGIVABLE’: HIS ALL IN COVID-19 PAGES 6-7, 13 • Kiwis’ failed flight bids ‘soul-destroying’ RACIST CANCER • Call for haste in vaccinating border workers PAGE 14 BATTLE • 13 more positive tests on fishing boat ABUSE PAGE 5 • Outbreaks intensify in Sydney, Fiji CONDEMNED ‘Total opposition’ Hapu calls for end to East Coast barge proposal
by Alice Angeloni
AN East Cape hapu will hikoi in continued protest against a coastal barging operation proposed for their isolated town. Te Whanau a Hinerupe say the marine ecology is already in “crisis” and a proposal to build a barging facility at the mouth of the Karakatuwhero River will send it beyond a state of repair. Whanau say they are not just tangata whenua (people of the land) but also tangata moana (people of the ocean), and they must be the voice for that which cannot speak for itself. About 30 people attended a hui at Hinerupe Marae in Te Araroa on Sunday and voted to “reaffirm” Te Whanau a Hinerupe’s stance of “total opposition” to a barging facility on the East Coast between Potikirua and Whangaokeno. VOICE FOR THAT WHICH CANNOT SPEAK: They called for an end to the barge Te Whanau a Hinerupe reaffirmed their stance against a proposed barging proposal and set down August 14 as a facility on the East Coast at a hui on Sunday. Picture by Alice Angeloni date to hikoi. It follows a decision made at the hui in May. A submission from the trust said Its submission said a barging facility intra-regional and inter-regional of neighbouring hapu Whanau a Kahu it was “well advanced” in the concept would enable logs to be transported connectivity, and promote regional on June 12 to establish a working group development stage, with the potential to to ports in Gisborne or Tauranga by development, the submission said. to address concerns about the barge “move quickly” to be shovel-ready with water, rather than by road. This would At the hui on Sunday, Hal proposal and “determine a pathway approval from the community and the manage pressure on the state highway Hovell, a conservation adviser to Te forward”. council, and with funding support. network, reducing road safety risks from Runanganui o Ngati Porou, said the The concept has been around since The trust owns 240 hectares of fewer truck trips and reducing negative impact of the proposed barge on the at least 2015 but Te Rimu Trust put a land next to and encompassing the environmental impacts. Te Araroa environment would be barging proposal to Gisborne District Karakatuwhero River on the rohe of Coastal shipping would provide “insurmountable”. Council’s regional transport committee hapu Te Whanau a Kahu. additional transport resilience, improve CONTINUED ON PAGE 2
‘INSURMOUNTABLE’ IMPACT: A view of Karakatuwhero River on which a barging facility is proposed. Opponents say it poses ‘insurmountable’ environmental risks. Picture by Alice Angeloni
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by Murray Robertson Cold welcome for THE arrival of a cold snap has coincided with the start of the lamb crop across the region and it will be a challenging time for “earlies”. Small numbers of lambs have arrived on ‘earlies’ arrivals the lower country around the district and that rate will steadily increase in the next few weeks. The main lambing “drop” happens from mid-August and into September. AgFirst consultant Peter Andrew said the cold weather would make it tough for the new arrivals. “This time of year for lambing is what we call ‘the earlies”, and those ewes have started delivering. “This is the time when ewes that were mated from February 20 onwards begin to give birth,” Mr Andrew said. “These ewes are mated early for storm risk, drought management and marketing reasons. “Most farmers factor in that they need to breed sheep and manage them so they will be able to lamb in wet and cold conditions “The current cold weather will provide some threat to the survival rate of the new arrivals but it should not be that significant.” Mr Andrew said feed-wise the region has been pretty well off, with good grass growth through the late autumn and so far into winter. “It varies but generally there is plenty for most of the new mums to eat, which is critical for both milk and lamb survival. “At the top of the coast and in some places inland, feed is really short, which will mean lighter animals, and the situation has not been helped with rainfall dumps damaging floodgates and tracks.”. Mr Andrew said scanning had not been anything out of the ordinary. “Some farmers have held their scanning levels but a lot have dropped, and that’s especially so up the Coast north of Tolaga Bay. “It is a bit of a shame as in September farmers are going to be receiving $10 a WINTER LAMBS: Sylvie Ladd, 9, and brother Thom Ladd, 4½, feed hungry lambs they have called Molly and Winter at their kilogram for lamb, probably a record. farm at Knight Road, Patutahi. The lambs are among the “earlies” in the district’s lamb crop, the main “drop” happening from “A 22kg lamb will be worth $220 so we mid-August and into September. Picture by Liam Clayton need every lamb that we can get.” ‘Insurmountable’ risks to environment
FROM PAGE 1 of “ecological crisis”. “If anyone is going to represent their said about 70 people attended the June “We’re not actually dealing with huge interests in this, it should be us.” 12 hui and expressed views both for and Mr Hovell, a former Department of amounts of abundance. European Fanworm and sea squirts against the barge proposal. Conservation ranger who has lived his “We have not got a hell of a lot to had been found in ports at Gisborne and “There were concerns raised about how 69 years in Te Araroa, listed many fish sacrifice. We actually need to be looking at Tauranga, she said. the barging facility might impact upon species in the Karakatuwhero River in projects that improve the wellbeing of our “Those get into your reefs and food the environment and the local ecology which populations had “crashed”. marine ecology, not sacrifice more of it.” systems and you’re in big trouble. There’s and how those might be mitigated,” he But when asked if he would be a Ms Ngata said the proposal posed no getting them out.” said. member of the working group, Hovell two “insurmountable” risks to the Te Rimu Trust chairman Richard These included concerns about the conceded. marine environment — noise pollution Clarke said the concept of using the sea impact on the wetlands, biosecurity “I said ‘OK, I’ll be a part of your group, and bioinvasion—- and also risked the as a means of transporting goods had issues, noise, methyl bromide, increased at least I’ll be informed with what’s going surrounding wetland environment. been around for years. traffic flow, stormwater discharge, forest on and I’ll be in a position to answer “Our creatures out there don’t have a “It’s not new,” he said. slash, along with what the proposed questions that need to be answered’. voice for this kind of process. Whanau at the hui said they had been management structure would look like “But I did say ‘if I don’t like what you’re “For me when I think about what it is fighting the process for about six years. and whether it would be a multi-use doing, I’ll be out of there’.” to be a kaitiaki (guardian), what is it to It made headlines last year when then facility. Environmental researcher and tangata be a mokopuna of this coastline, what is it Infrastructure Minister Shane Jones “It was generally accepted with no whenua Tina Ngata declined to be on to be a tangata moana, not just a tangata announced $45 million had been set aside disagreement by the hui that a working the working group, saying mitigating whenua, it means that we respect and for the project. group be formed to address those or lessening the environmental impacts honour their relationships to us and our According to minutes from the Whanau concerns and determine a pathway wasn’t good enough when it was in a state relationships to them. a Kahu hui, chairman Kingston Cooper forward.” LOOKING AHEAD Get your FOCUS ON THE LAND Gisborne Herald • Silver Fern Farms hand out their 2021 Plate home-delivered to Pasture awards, along with their youth scholarships. • Debbie Bidlake from Federated Farmers calls for practical and fair rules over signifi cant natural areas on farms. • The weekly AgriHQ report for the week beginning July 12 and a last chance at a book giveaway. THE GUIDE TOMORROW THURSDAY 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: Jack Malcolm/John Gillies To fi nd out more call 869 0620 e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 NEWS 3 Rainfall, wind BURNT OUT: This watches lifted people-mover- type stationwagon was destroyed by THE MetService this morning lifted the Heavy fire last night on Rain and Strong Wind watches that had been in the banks of the place across the region for the past 36 hours. Waikanae Stream. It had been predicted that rainfall could reach Firefighters warning levels north of Gisborne city from the said the vehicle slow moving south-easterly weather system. appeared to have As it turned out falls were not particularly been dumped significant, apart from the 53 millimetres in the Railway recorded in Te Puia Springs in the 24 hours to Reserve. Fire and 10am today. Emergency NZ The other noteworthy falls were Poroporo was called just 35mm, Puketoro 25, Hikuwai 34mm, the after 8pm. “The Karakatuwhero Bridge 33mm, Waimata 23mm, vehicle was well Mangaheia 27mm. alight when we Gisborne city received 9-10mm. got there and was completely burnt out,” a CORRECTION senior firefighter said. “Police were THE front page story in yesterday’s paper called and they about the vacant role of Indigenous Rights have an inquiry Commissioner was headlined “‘Empty seat’ since under way.” 2019”. Picture by In fact the position has been vacant since Paul Rickard 2017, when the first and only Indigenous Rights Commissioner Karen Johansen retired. Stoush over seaweed GBH charges denied after man loses eye in fight A LATE night stoush over the In his evidence, Mr Ahuriri, a P&S told the jury Donnelly never intended to got offside with locals he relied on at harvesting rights to seaweed at Seaweed Harvesters’ employee operating cause the harm he did and neither was Waipiro Bay to inform him when there Tokomaru Bay resulted in a man losing at Tokomaru Bay, said he went to he reckless about it. He had no option but was seaweed washed up there. an eye, a jury heard yesterday. the boat ramp after a tip-off from to defend himself. People were angry because they had David Frederick Donnelly, 59, is another local, to confront someone seen The jury needed to consider what his seen Donnelly at night in waders taking accused of intentionally eye-gouging harvesting seaweed. perception was of the events that night seaweed illegally from the water, rather fellow seaweed harvester Leslie Ahuriri, He did not intend any violence, only to and during the lead-up to it. than complying with the rule only to 59, during a fight between them at talk to whoever was there. Counsel Vicky Thorpe put it to Mr remove beach-cast weed, Mr Ahuriri said. the Waima Boat Ramp (at northern He recognised Donnelly straight away. Ahuriri in cross-examination that he He admitted letting the air out Tokomaru Bay) at about 9.30pm on July They grew up together and were both considered himself a “self-appointed of Donnelly’s tyres after previously 26, 2019. employed by P&S. enforcer” for seaweed harvesting in discovering him harvesting seaweed at Donnelly went on trial yesterday in He believed Donnelly’s designated turf Tokomaru Bay and had been aggressive Waima. Gisborne District Court after pleading for harvesting was Waipiro Bay and that to other harvesters, but that he had no Mr Ahuriri said he wore gumboots to not guilty to two charges — one of he was breaching their agreement only to authority and misunderstood the P&S the wharf that night — not steel-capped intentionally causing grievous bodily take seaweed from Tokomaru Bay if Mr Seaweed Harvesting permit system. boots as the defence suggested. harm and an alternative one of recklessly Ahuriri informed him of a surplus. Mr Ahuriri confirmed seaweed It was true he had his arms around causing grievous bodily harm (GBH). Donnelly was immediately aggressive, harvesting was a lucrative opportunity, Donnelly as they fell to the ground but he Opening the Crown case, prosecutor questioning why he was there and telling which he believed should be reserved for did not know if he had a chokehold and if Michael Blaschke said while the him to f*** off, Mr Ahuriri said. locals at Tokomaru Bay. so, it was unintentional, Mr Ahuriri said. background to the incident was relevant, Donnelly quickly advanced, rugby Ms Thorpe put it to him he should He said he was not surprised to hear the Crown’s concern was what happened tackling him to the ground and plunging have voiced any concern about Donnelly people he thought should support him during it. a finger into his eye socket, which was collecting seaweed at Tokomaru Bay to were giving evidence for the defence. The jury had to decide if Donnelly’s extremely painful, Mr Ahuriri said. their employer. They were related to Donnelly and actions were intentional or at least Someone else present pulled Donnelly Mr Ahuriri said he had — three times whanau always came first, Mr Ahuriri reckless, or if — as Donnelly claimed — away. The incident was over within five — but P&S did nothing. said. he was acting in self-defence. minutes and everybody got in their Ms Thorpe suggested that was because In his evidence, Constable Saulala The Crown case was heard yesterday, vehicles and left, Mr Ahuriri said. Donnelly was not doing anything wrong. confirmed he gave Mr Ahuriri a formal with only two witnesses called — the He spent the weekend trying to sleep The permits issued to harvesters did warning in June 2020 after a complaint complainant and sole Tokomaru Bay off the injury but ultimately ended up at not specify any limited area but allowed from another seaweed harvester at police constable Toa Saulala. Gisborne Hospital. them to operate anywhere within the Tokomaru Bay. The evidence of an eye surgeon He reported the incident to police on company’s designated zone. The man accused Mr Ahuriri of confirming the extent of Mr Ahuriri’s Monday when he learned his eye would Mr Ahuriri maintained he believed running him off the road while he was injury was read. have to be surgically removed. permit holders had allocated areas, which biking to work at Waima Bay and of Mr Blaschke said police tried to speak “I was gutted someone I thought was they should have previously nominated verbally abusing him about a month to others present that night who the jury my mate did this to me,” Mr Ahuriri said. and marked on their permit. earlier. may or may not hear from (as defence In an opening statement for the He called Donnelly a “snake”, saying Judge Turitea Bolstad is presiding. witnesses). defence, assistant counsel Alison Bendall he was coming to Tokomaru Bay having (Proceeding)
STEADY PROGRESS: The replacement of 120 metres of revetment at the junction of the three rivers has almost hit the halfway point, with repairs expected to be finished in August. A challenge of the job was contractors can only work three hours either side of low tide during daylight hours. The band rotunda area has been cordoned off since-mid June. Gisborne District Council 4 waters operations manager Chris Hopman said three sections, totalling 120m, from in front of the rotunda to near the Peel Street Bridge were being replaced. The $524,000 project was planned and budgeted for in the Long Term Plan, Mr Hopman said. “The revetment is made from timber piles supported by steel anchors into the bank. Some timbers are rotten, especially at the low water line. Some anchors have failed and the piles have moved forwards towards the river.” Picture by Liam Clayton 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021
FUTURE FORMER STUDENTS: Students Matthew Callaghan and Indie Nikora, whose parents both went to Central School, show off some school artefacts. The painting they are holding is of the original Central School, in Palmerston Road. Matthew is wearing a cap, with flap, one of the first hats introduced at the school to protect the children from the sun, and carrying an old- school style satchel.
Picture by Rebecca Grunwell
Planning in hand for 150th by Jack Marshall “These events are great for that. school in the city will have a brand new corner and watched the school being Social media has helped change that a experience,” Mr Hayward said. built on this site,” she said. A PORTAL to the past is opening at little, but a meeting like this is an easy “It’s about connecting with people “It will be great to hear the stories Central School as staff prepare for the way to see people in person.” from your past. And for that, it is about from people who were here at the time.” school’s 150th jubilee in April next year. The jubilee will feature drinks, the people as much as it is about the All that history would be part of the Principal Andy Hayward said jubilees catch-ups, tours and history, over the location. jubilee process, Mr Hayward said. are an excellent way for former students weekend. “Often adults walk through the school “When you learn about 150 years of a to meet up with friends from the past. “We’ll have dinner and drinks on and say, ‘Wow, I thought it was bigger’ school, it’s an eye-opening experience on “Some people may not have seen their the first night. The next day we’ll because they were so small at the time.” a past many have lived through. mates from primary school for some give people the opportunity to look at Part of the celebration will be learning “Did the school move because the town time. These sorts of events are a great the school with a bit of history and the history behind the school’s century was growing or was it an earthquake? opportunity to go back and see those opportunities to socialise and explore.” and a half. These are the things we’re going to be people and see where you grew up and It will be a trip back in time for some In 1904 fire destroyed the school in finding out as well as connecting with see who you can connect with. students, but a completely new school Palmerston Road. It was rebuilt on the old friends.” “Jubilees are great for that type of for others. same site before being moved to a site Gisborne Central School’s 150th thing because they only ever happen As the name suggests, Central between Central St and Adair St in the jubilee will be held the weekend every 25 years. School’s first location was in the centre heart of Whataupoko, in 1975. starting April 8, 2022. “I think back to my primary school of the city, in Palmerston Road. It moved Jubilee organising committee member Pre-register for the jubilee by years in Taupo and I’d love to know to Whataupoko in 1975. Gail Cameron saw the changes happen visiting www.gisbornecentral.school. what my friends from that time are “People who went to Central School in first-hand. nz, emailing Mr Hayward at principal@ doing now. I’d love to reconnect with the late ’70s will have memories of the When I moved from the South Island gisbornecentral.school.nz or by calling them. school grounds, but those who went to here to Gisborne I lived just around the the school on 06 867 5073. Akuhata ‘perfect choice’ to front EIT campaign
THE face of EIT’s latest promotional The slogan for the promotion is: “What will campaign says the role has given him an your future look like? Find your IT at EIT and opportunity to encourage younger generations discover what is in store for your future you. to study further. TOUCH-UP: You will know it when you see IT!” Akuhata “Augs” Keefe was just 14 when he Akuhata Keefe Akuhata has had a small connection with won the role of Simeon in the Lee Tamahori- receives some EIT in the past, having attended the Tairawhiti directed movie Mahana, an adaptation of the last-minute Trades Academy automotive programme at Witi Ihimaera novel Bulibasha: King of the attention before EIT’s Tairawhiti Campus when he was a student Gypsies. The film starred Temuera Morrison filming for a at Tolaga Bay Area School. and Nancy Brunning. promotional video “That’s what I used to look forward to all Akuhata has now fronted a promotional in a new EIT week.” campaign for EIT, aimed at attracting new campaign. EIT digital marketing adviser Leanne learners to the institute’s wide range of Picture supplied Harkness says Akuhata was the perfect choice programmes. for the advertising campaign. The young actor is based in Auckland, but “Not only does he come from our region and spent much of his youth in the Tolaga Bay area have an EIT connection, but he also epitomises and regards Gisborne as his hometown. He our student body up the coast and is a well- says he was attracted to the EIT role because spoken, down to earth guy, with a strong sense of where it was based. of whanau. “I had the audition on Zoom and when I read “He’s a lovely guy who just wants to be the the description, I saw that it was based in the and also my younger cousins and the younger Browne together with brother and videographer best he can be, while following his passion. area I come from. I thought what better way to generation below me.” Andrew, led a crew that included EIT screen “Any success is not just his though, it’s for inspire people from back home to go and study. Akuhata comes from Ngati Porou, Ngati production tutor Luca Castaldo and students his community and his family. “Studying helps you to expand your skillset. Whatua and Ngati Kahungunu and his marae Susanna Gray and Grant Hanson. “This is why many of our students study at This one (the EIT role) meant a lot more to me are Hiruharama, Te Aowera (Ngati Porou) and The video features Akuhata as a young EIT,” she says. than some other roles that I’ve done because I Orakei (Ngati Whatua). man not sure of where his life is headed, who “Akuhata oozes respect and maturity, he have younger siblings in Gisborne. The EIT promotional video was directed and receives a phone call from his “future you” nailed playing both current and future self and “What I took away from that was I felt like I produced by Hawke’s Bay video production telling him how his life changed when he we are thrilled with the end result. His parents was being a role model for my younger siblings company Indelible. Company director Dan decided to study at EIT. should be super proud!” — Tihei Kahungungu The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 HEALTH 5
GRATEFUL FOR COMMUNITY’S SUPPORT: Caylee and Matt Wilkie, pictured with their sons Ben (four months) and Harrison Thinking about the (2), have been overwhelmed by the unconditional support shown by the Gisborne community after Matt, a former Royal next step for loved New Zealand Air Force corporal, was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer that metastasized to his lungs. ones with dementia Pictures supplied ALZHEIMERS Gisborne/ Tairawhiti are inviting interested members of the public to a presentation about local care facilities. The “Transitioning a Person with Dementia into a Rest Home” presentation will inform about what services are available in our local care facilities, who you need to talk to and when is the right time, community coordinator Cheryl Morley said. “This presentation is designed to inform and encourage those thinking about the next step when caring for their loved ones. “We are hoping to have representatives from some of our care facilities available to chat with people after the presentation. “We often get asked how do we go about placing a loved one into care, so this presentation will be ideal to answer those questions and provide an opportunity to chat with others that are on the same journey.” The presentation will be held on Thursday, July 29 from 10.30am to 12.30pm. Reservations are essential. Contact Ms Morley on 06 867 Tough journey ahead 0752 to book a place. Matt to give cancer battle ‘everything I have’
MATT Wilkie rang in the new year with the RNZAF that saw him attached tested for mutations that will help knowing there were exciting changes on to the ANZAC frigate HMNZS Te Kaha. determine unfunded treatment options if the horizon. He was part of the NZDF disaster relief chemotherapy is not successful. He was about to embark on a new aid following the Kaikoura earthquake in One such unfunded treatment option career and wife Caylee was set to 2016 and spent four months aboard the will come at a cost of up to $80,000. welcome their second child in February. HMNZS Te Kaha in Hawaii, Australia Before starting chemotherapy What he didn’t know was that he had and the Pacific Islands. treatment at Palmerston North Hospital, cancer. During this time he took part in last month Matt, Caylee, and their young Despite going through three medical Exercise RIMPAC — a massive naval sons, Harrison, 2, and Ben, four months, examinations at the end of 2020, two with warfare exercise hosted by the US Navy came home to Gisborne for a few days to the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) off Pearl Harbor. be with family. and one for his new role, nothing seemed He stepped into the role of Flight During their stay, Matt took a turn amiss. Deck Captain for the exercise, and and was admitted to Gisborne Hospital’s Thirty-year-old Matt, who was born- was responsible for the personnel and ICU for three days before being flown and-bred in Gisborne and is the eldest helicopter on the flight deck. on the Life Flight to Palmerston North son of Nick and Jane, presented no He was also awarded the prestigious Hospital’s ICU. He has since been symptoms of being unwell. Rolls Royce Trophy for Aircraft Trade discharged and has started his first round After their second child was born, Matt Excellence, at RNZAF Whenuapai. of chemotherapy. developed a persistent cough that went Matt was posted to No. 3 Squadron Matt and Caylee have been undiagnosed by medical professionals for Ohakea in 2017 until his retirement. overwhelmed by the support of the a number of months. The family built and moved into a new community. Leave Despite multiple medical appointments, home in Feilding and Matt joined the They would like to thank everyone finding the cause of the cough was a slow Feilding volunteer fire brigade in 2019. for the love and support over the last process. The last few months have been an few months and the care shown by the no sp t After numerous tests it was found anxious wait, and the added stress of Gisborne Hospital ICU staff. that Matt had elevated lymph nodes and finances has been tough. “Those that know me, know I don’t unchecked suspected interstitial lung disease, a Fire & Emergency New Zealand want a fuss and don’t show a lot of general lung condition. contributed $4500 and a very kind donor emotion, but the response and support After discussing it with family, Matt within the NZDF donated another $3000. shown to me, Caylee and our families has decided to have a lung biopsy done To further assist them with their been beyond anything we expected,” Matt Some people assume that all skin cancer privately, through medical insurance, to expenses, covering private medical costs said. checks are the same. The truth is, there’s provide a concrete answer. and unfunded treatment options, a “There have been so many messages, a big difference. Up until that time, there was no Givealittle page was recently set up. offers of help and messages on the sense of urgency from any medical If it transpires there are surplus funds Givealittle page, that it has become We recommend a Full Body MoleMap professionals. after treatment, it will be used to reduce impossible to reply to everyone. as a complete skin-mapping programme The lung biopsy was 80 percent funded the family’s debt and ensure some future “As you can probably imagine the past designed to track changes through medical insurance, and for a security. few months have been incredibly draining in your skin over time. young family on one income, this was not As of this morning, more than $67,000 — physically, emotionally and mentally an expense they had planned for. has been donated. — and as much as I would like to respond Make an appointment to see Nurse Lydia. The biopsy came at a cost of $32,000. While Matt is not able to work, his new to every single person, I have not been Phone 0800 665 362 Matt was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel employer is continuing to support the able to. or visit www.molemap.co.nz cancer that metastasized to his lungs. family. “I am surrounded by support and 38370-04 Without this lung biopsy and diagnosis “We are so overwhelmed and grateful knowing that Caylee, our children and it is unclear when the cancer would have for all of the love and support we have our families are supported has been been discovered. received on this journey so far,” Caylee awesome. Three Rivers Medical While the definitive diagnosis has been said. “I don’t think I will ever be able to say 75 Customhouse Street a shock, it is also a mystery. “This is not a journey we ever wished how much it has meant to me and Caylee. P (06) 867 7411 Fit, healthy and a non-smoker, Matt to take and there are many unknowns in “The road ahead is going to be tough has been a volunteer fireman for two the near future.” but I am going to give it everything I years and his career keeps him active. The decision was made to start have. He did not display symptoms medical chemotherapy, and Matt will need to “Thank you.” professionals would expect from the complete a few rounds before knowing if Anyone who would like to donate to aggressive cancer. it will have the desired effect. the family can head to https://tinyurl. Matt recently retired after 11 years The cancer will also be genetically com/4x5revhb 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 Stranded Kiwi tells of ‘soul-destroying’ fight for flights by Adam Pearse, NZ Herald received a call that her brother had died. earlier told priority would be given to Arranging his funeral from New Kiwis who had been in New South Wales SYDNEY — A Kiwi in New South Zealand, she insisted on farewelling her longer than others. Wales for her brother’s funeral is brother after Covid-19 restrictions saw “It’s just been soul-destroying. We get desperate after her attempts to return her miss her older brother’s funeral in our hopes up and they are dashed every home were thwarted by cancelled flights Australia after he died in a plane crash time,” Moore said. and excessive demand. last year. “We can’t see any light at the end of Barbara Moore and her husband The Moores had been in New South the tunnel.” Wayne are holed up in a Sydney hotel Wales since June 20 and booked four Moore has an 88-year-old mother living and have no idea when they will be able flights, only to see them all cancelled as alone in New Zealand, and Wayne, who to return to Auckland after emergency travel bans were introduced. had cancer three years ago and is in his flights — released yesterday — booked With their iPads at the ready yesterday 70s, is vulnerable to Covid-19. out in minutes. morning, the pair waited nervously They had since booked a flight in two The pair booked to go to Australia for flights home this week to become weeks’ time. BARBARA AND WAYNE MOORE weeks ago to see Moore’s brother, who available. Wayne was due to get his first Covid they had not seen in three years and Despite constant refreshing, they failed vaccination but that would probably now have to spend two weeks in managed who was unwell. But on June 3, Moore to book seats even though they were be postponed as the pair would likely isolation on their return. Securing the border BRIEFS Dentist hit by hackers WELLINGTON — Patients at a dental practice in Wellington may have had their privacy breached Baker urges haste to vaccinate port workers after its email server was hit by hackers. Symes de Silva has contacted people who by Derek Cheng, NZ Herald may have to tell them about the cyber security incident, but so far it has found no evidence any WELLINGTON — Getting vaccine VACCINE data was taken. doses into the arms of 1800-odd ROLL-OUT: A On its website, Symes de Silva said its email unvaccinated border workers is a top new Government server was hacked in April and malware was priority and should be done as quickly as order to have installed. possible, a leading public health expert border workers That malicious software has since been says. vaccinated removed and a forensic analysis of the server But port bosses say the 11-week lead- comes into force has found no signs any information has been in time for workers to get a single jab is on Thursday. As obtained or misused. necessary to limit workplace disruption, of July 9, there The practice said the email server contained and even then exceptions may be needed are still 1766 some personal information, which was potentially to keep operations afloat if key workers unvaccinated exposed for a period of time. — such as maritime pilots — still refuse border staff. Personal details, including names, dates of birth, to get vaccinated. NZ Herald picture phone numbers and addresses, were held on the Yesterday, Prime Minister Jacinda server, as well as some health information, such Ardern announced a change to the Public as dental photos and scans, referrals, information Health Response (Vaccinations) Order so about procedures and insurance claims. it would apply to more border workers. within minutes. those workforces to readjust, if that is A Symes de Silva spokesperson said as soon As of July 9, there are still 1766 border Ardern said the Government was still what is required.” as they discovered the problem, the server was workers who are yet to have a single considering enforcement and privacy Those key roles included maritime taken offline. dose of the Pfizer vaccine — the majority issues around making QR code scanning pilots, and specialised stevedore roles It has also carried out further IT checks to of them port workers. mandatory for bars and restaurants, and and crane operators, said Charles Finny, ensure its systems are secure. The Privacy The expanded order will apply from more widespread mask use at alert levels chairman of the Port Company CEO Commissioner has been notified. — RNZ Thursday, but the extra non-government 2 and up. Group, which represents 13 ports. border workers it captures — which She said it was an “extraordinary” “It is very near impossible to recruit Police search for woman make up most of the 1766 unvaccinated step to make vaccinations mandatory replacement staff in New Zealand in a CHRISTCHURCH — Police say they are workers — won’t need to get their first for privately-employed border workers hurry,” Finny said. “massively concerned” for an elderly woman jab until September 30. — even though she had said in April Finny said he did not oppose the who has now spent three cold nights missing in Government workers newly captured that all border workers will need to be expansion of the vaccination order “so Christchurch. by the order will need their first jab by vaccinated or they would be redeployed. long as we have the lead-in times, and so Shirley Warrington, 85, was last seen on Main August 26. Otago University epidemiologist long as there is the potential for case-by- South Road, Rolleston, at 7.30pm on Saturday. Any new border worker will need to Professor Michael Baker said the case exceptions”. Detective Sergeant Damon Wells told John have had one jab before they can start unvaccinated worker gaps at the ports A vaccinations order came into force MacDonald on NewstalkZB they think the best work. and airports should be plugged quickly. at the end of April, but it only applied to chance they have of finding her alive and well is It comes as the Government reopened The unvaccinated workforce was the MIQ workers and non-MIQ Government with public support and search and rescue teams. quarantine-free flights to New Zealand weakest part of our Covid defences, he workers at the border, such as Customs “Best case scenario is she’s tucked up warm from Queensland from 11.59pm last said, following the decision to reduce officers. inside a shed somewhere,” he said. night, although anyone arriving without the number of travellers from high-risk Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Wells said Warrington and her husband were a negative pre-departure test will face a countries. Hipkins said lead-in times were a stopped by police as part of a routine traffic 14-day stay in MIQ — and a hefty bill. “If you look at what happened in “maximum” and workers will be operation at BP Rolleston on Saturday night. Only about 50 percent of travellers are Taiwan, Sydney and Singapore, those encouraged to get vaccinated as soon as “They have then travelled, we believe, to being checked for a pre-departure test, were all problems around workers possible. Ferrymead, possibly Ferrymead Historic Park. and so far more than 50 travellers have connected with borders, but not MIQ “Of the active air border workers, “Her husband has sat in the car while she’s been caught without one. workers.” 82 percent are fully vaccinated and 2 gone on a bit of a walk and hasn’t returned.” The pause on the transtasman bubble Ardern said the long lead-in time percent have received a single dose and He said they are widening the search for remains for New South Wales — which would limit disruption at ports. await their second. However, only 54 Warrington today, looking at the area on and had 112 new cases yesterday. “There may be people in key roles percent of active port workers have been around Ferry Road, the Bridal Path track and New Zealand citizens and residents that this will affect that will have fully vaccinated, and we need to see this Tunnel Road. are able to return home on green flights a significant knock-on effect, if that number increased to avoid the risk of “There is a lot of farmland, horse paddocks and with a 14-day stay in MIQ, although particular worker chooses not to be Covid-19 entering the country via our houses in that area as well. We have 20 LandSAR flights for the next two weeks sold out vaccinated. We have to allow the time for ports.” personnel in that area and dogs and Fire and Emergency are assisting with a drone search.” Warrington’s husband is not very well at the moment, Wells said. Few takers for Covid-19 leave support scheme “It has been quite traumatic for him. His recollection has helped us locate an area she by Sarah Robson, RNZ to monitor their health, or stay home and get a million paid. could be. He’s really concerned about her as are day-five test, a large number had to isolate for 14 Since May last year, the ministry has granted her family.” WELLINGTON — There were just 72 approved days and get multiple swabs. about 3700 applications, amounting to almost CCTV footage shows the couple’s car entering applications for the Government’s Covid-19 leave People who have been told to isolate for 14 $21 million. the Ferrymead area with two people in it at about support scheme last month, despite hundreds of days, and cannot work from home, are eligible Meanwhile, there was no significant spike 8.30pm on Saturday. contacts of the Sydney case being required to for the leave support scheme, which employers in approved applications for the short-term At 10.20pm, the car has left via the Bridle Path isolate for two weeks. apply for on their behalf. absence payment, which helps employers cover track and Ferry Road and 10 minutes later an All up, 2710 people were identified as contacts Figures from the Ministry of Social their costs when an employee has to isolate after image was captured of the car with just one of the man who tested positive for Covid-19 after Development show 72 applications were made in a Covid-19 test and cannot work from home. person in it. returning home from a weekend in Wellington. June and almost $142,000 was paid out. That was despite higher testing numbers “We believe he’s been driving around trying While in the city, he visited a number of That is much lower than what was paid out across the country, because of the Sydney case. to find her and had no luck. Somewhere in that popular eateries and bars, as well as a busy in February and March amid the Auckland In June, 1287 applications were granted, with two-hour time frame their vehicle was in the exhibition at Te Papa. Valentine’s Day cluster. $566,000 paid. That compared to 1026 grants in Ferrymead area.” It was confirmed he had the Delta variant of In February, 252 applications were granted, May, with $497,000 paid. Members of the public are being asked to check the virus and the Wellington region spent almost with almost $390,000 paid. Since the scheme began in February, 10,700 outbuildings and any walking tracks, especially in a week at Alert Level 2 as a precaution. In March, the numbers were much higher, with applications have been approved, totalling just and around the Ferrymead, Bridle Path and Tunnel While some contacts of the case only had 579 applications approved and more than $1 over $5,334,000. Road area. — NZ Herald The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 NATIONAL NEWS 7 More mariners test positive
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Epiha then turned getting into the passenger seat fire on Constable Hunt, killing AUCKLAND — There was of another car moments after him with four shots from behind, eerie silence among those the shooting as Hunt lay in the McClintock said. packed into the High Court at middle of the West Auckland She acknowledged the footage Auckland yesterday as a crash, residential street, motionless. played in the courtroom was screams and 14 thunderous Epiha’s co-defendant, Natalie confronting and said she would blasts from a military-style Jane Bracken, was recorded play it sparingly through the semi-automatic rifle rang out — getting into the driver’s seat. trial, which is scheduled to last a CCTV recording of the moment She is charged with being three weeks. Constable Matthew Hunt was an accessory after the fact to But it’s an important piece of shot dead last year. murder, helping Epiha initially the puzzle, the prosecutor said. GUILTY PLEA: Eli Bob Sauni Crown prosecutors played the escape the police officers who “It shows a level of persistence Epiha has pleaded guilty to the haunting audio yesterday for would soon swarm the street. and determination that murder of Constable Hunt. the crowded courtroom, which That morning started demonstrates what was in Mr NZ Herald pictures included uniformed officers and inconspicuously as Hunt and Epiha’s mind,” McClintock told Hunt’s mother as well as jurors, Goldfinch parked a marked car jurors, explaining that only 10 Testifying first were three during opening statements for on the side of the road, on traffic seconds elapsed between when officers, including Constable CONSTABLE MATTHEW HUNT the trial of Eli Bob Sauni Epiha. duty. When Epiha’s car aroused Goldfinch was shot at 10 times Ilya Kokine. He paused, his The defendant, 25, pleaded their suspicion, they tried to and Hunt was fired on four voice quavering, as he recounted time later, he said, a rubbish guilty last week to murdering follow but he sped off, crashing times. for jurors being one of the first truck stopped and told them Hunt — although he contends seconds later after he swerved During a brief opening officers on the scene. the shooting had occurred just the shooting was reckless to avoid hitting a rubbish truck, statement for Epiha, lawyer He recalled seeing a suspicious around the corner. instead of intentional — and to prosecutors said. Marcus Edgar expressed vehicle — speeding, dirty and “Do you guys know that your injuring a bystander who was When the officers arrived at condolences to Hunt’s family with odd stickers — pass by boys have been shot down the hit by Epiha’s car as he fled the crash scene, Goldfinch got on behalf of his client and shortly before a muffled shout road there?” he recalled the police on the morning of June out first. Unarmed, he could only the defence team. His client came over the radio. driver saying before the officers 19, 2020. think to yell out a few words concedes he was the shooter but “We’re under fire! We need sped off to the scene. Epiha denies attempting to as he realised the stranger was he never intended to kill anyone help!” On arriving they immediately murder fellow officer David holding a rifle, Crown prosecutor that day, he suggested. “We essentially dropped saw Hunt lying in the road, Goldfinch, who was also shot Alysha McClintock said during “That opportunity to execute everything,” Kokine recalled, motionless and “in the starfish four times but survived. her opening statement. that man would have happened explaining that he unlocked a position”. The CCTV footage was played “F***ing stop, bro!” at the very beginning,” he said, Bushmaster rifle from their car “Mate, we’re here! Come to back-to-back with cellphone But 10 shots followed, bullets describing the scene as chaotic and his partner grabbed a pistol us!” Kokine had yelled at Hunt. footage of Epiha, two rifles hitting the officer four times as and confusing. from their car’s gun safe. A short But he got no response.
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The location accordingly.” said there had been a number of children exist was the focus of a major Oranga cannot be revealed as it could lead to the Sandland said the issue evolved on the property who then moved with Tamariki uplift which led to Beehive identification of the children. into a “serious operational matter”, parents depending on where a family briefings after it threatened to spiral out A long driveway carried a signposted which meant Oranga Tamariki’s business took them. of control. warning to drivers that there were leadership team was then in “constant While aware there were “allegations” It came after social workers and police children present. communication with the minister’s that sat behind the uplift, he said he did turned up at a remote and rural property At that time, there were none — those office”. not know what they were. to take a number of children into care. who might have been present were now During the course of the operation, Goldsbury was not connected to the The visit led to Oranga Tamariki in Oranga Tamariki Oranga Tamariki used case but has handled cases previously realising there were more children than care after the June 10 legal orders allowing in which parents have sought to keep believed in the wider family grouping — operation to take the It was a reflection of how the property to be children “off the books”. and no idea who they were or where they children into care. some communities in New searched without a He said some parents sought to might be. The sprawling search warrant and to not have the births of their children The problem confronting those who property with a number Zealand sought to remain take children into care registered, as required by law, or to enrol turned up was the lack of any formal of dwellings revealed determinedly distant from with custody orders. them at school as legally required from legal connection between the children the difficulty Oranga a connection with society. A spokesman for age six. and wider society. The children weren’t Tamariki and police Kelvin Davis, Minister “The level of bureaucracy and registered with local — or in some cases would have experienced for Children, said he identification sits very uncomfortably any — schools, didn’t have their births when confronted with had been briefed on the with a minority of the people in our registered and existed on no formal or children they never knew existed. situation multiple times. society.” official record. Oranga Tamariki deputy chief The briefings saw Davis seek repeated Goldsbury said there were parts of Instead, they were among a dwindling executive Glynis Sandland said the assurances from Oranga Tamariki that the country where communities sought number of children in New Zealand agency had received a report of concern all possible effort was being made, distance from mainstream society — the whose parents have them kept off the and had “identified a number of children alongside police, to find the missing Far North, East Cape and West Coast — books, meaning they don’t exist on any for whom we had concerns”. children. and had “a long history of not wanting to official records. Sandland, who has responsibility for A member of the family who spoke have any involvement with authorities”. The New Zealand Herald has been told child and family services, said she would to The New Zealand Herald said there Goldsbury described it as the the number of children taken into care not comment on the number of children were three groupings of parents who had “dichotomy of living in modern New could reach as high as 15. Experienced involved to protect their privacy. been looking after the children. He said Zealand”. family law barrister Kit Goldsbury “Often these reports of concern relate the children moved with various parents “We all expect it to be organised and said it would be among the larger- to family and whanau groups of varying throughout the wider region and, on automated, that you can’t disappear but scale operations carried out by Oranga sizes. occasion, to a nearby urban centre. there has always been that element of Tamariki. “As Oranga Tamariki staff conducted “They came to our homes to look for being able to live completely off the grid”. 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The median price excluding Baird said the introduction of various leadership Price Index, which measures the Auckland increased 25.9 percent from measures to try to cool the property changing value of property in the $540,000 in June last year, to $680,000. market was yet to have a material market, rose 29.8 percent in the year The number of houses sold was up 6.2 impact, as the June property data points by Jamie Gray, NZ Herald ended June compared with an annual percent on the month before from 6913 to underlying strength in the market. rate of nearly 30 percent in May. to 7345, which is the highest for a June “Reports from agents around the AUCKLAND — A2 Milk has reorganised its The national median price rose a month in five years. country are that there are still good top management following the resignation seasonally adjusted 28.7 percent over The average number of days taken to numbers of attendees at auctions and of the long-serving and influential chief the year earlier, to $820,000. sell a property fell from 46 days to 31. open homes, and that both first-time executive for Asia Pacific, Peter Nathan, “Once more, we’re seeing this story “Those buyers hoping for a bargain buyers and investors are still relatively earlier this year. echoed by some very strong results in over winter might be disappointed, and active in the market,” Baird said. The Asia Pacific division, which the REINZ House Price Index (HPI), today’s data points to how important it “We expect sales volumes to continue comprises most of a2 Milk’s business, will which again reached a new high on the is to address the housing supply issues at a solid level for the next couple of be reorganised into three business units index,” REINZ chief executive Jen Baird we have,” Baird said. months unless we see any changes in to provide more dedicated focus on its key said. The lack of stock remained a key the underlying fundamentals.” — RNZ components: China domestic business; international export business; and Australia & New Zealand (ANZ) domestic business. Xiao Li, chief executive — Greater China, will continue to report directly to chief executive and managing director David Bortolussi, with responsibility for the Kiwis set for space ride company’s China label infant milk formula and other domestic business. by Chris Keall, NZ Herald Two new leadership roles are being created for the international and ANZ businesses. CHRISTCHURCH — Several Kiwis Former Bellamy’s executive Yohan are poised to follow Sir Richard Branson Senaratne will join the company as executive into space after the British entrepreneur’s general manager — international, reporting to successful test flight on Sunday night. Bortolussi. Christchurch-based entrepreneur Mark Senaratne will be responsible for leading Rocket was one of the “founders”, or one of the company’s cross-border export business, the 70 people who bought one of the first primarily focused on English label infant batch of tickets released in 2006, when a formula products made in New Zealand and ticket cost US$200,000 ($286,418). The sold into China, but also including liquid milk price has since increased to US$250,000. and other nutritional products. Rocket says the word from Virgin The international team will be responsible Galactic is that the first flight with for managing English label infant formula paying customers should be in our products sold through all channels, mainly autumn, or the northern hemisphere through the daigou/reseller and cross-border spring, next year. eCommerce channels. He expects there will be a ballot to It will also be responsible for developing decide the order in which the founder the company’s business in emerging markets. customers fly, with the 600 or so who Senaratne’s most recent role was sales have also booked then following in SPACE TRAVELLERS: The entire trip to space was expected to take about an and marketing director at Australia’s chronological order. hour, meaning the whole return trip to space would be shorter than some Auckland Bellamy’s, where he was instrumental in the He does not have an exact date yet commutes. AP picture transformation and relaunch of the infant — three more test flights must be done formula and baby food brand in China, before the first commercial launch Beck over military clients. But even straight after the tragedy, the Australia and Southeast Asia, a2 Milk said. — but says he will have to go to the Almost government chief technology surgeon held his nerve. He has also held multiple roles at Mondelez private space company’s space port in officer Derek Handley is another Kiwi He told Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking International, including head of eCommerce New Mexico several days early. A three- who will likely soon be in space, or at that although his decision depended on for Australia, New Zealand and Japan. day training programme at the facility least on the edge of it. the crash investigation’s outcome, “I want A2 staffer Kevin Bush will become a2 Milk’s involves a medical check, plus centrifuge The ex-Sky TV director and AUT to stay with the project. I think it’s really executive general manager — ANZ, reporting and zero-gravity training. adjunct professor is in the midst of a important. There’s so much more to this to Bortolussi. An hour-long flight involves 15 minutes self-imposed three-year ban on talking to than flying a few thrill-seekers into space. In this new role, Bush will be responsible in space and about four minutes of the media but The New Zealand Herald The end game here — as Richard’s often for leading the company’s business in ANZ weightlessness. understands he is about 300 in the queue said — is point-to-point travel, employing with a focus on continuing to grow the liquid Branson and his five co-passengers of 600 regular ticket holders, and expects sub-orbital techniques.” milk business in the near term as well as would have felt a force up to 3.5 times to fly in about two years. Dunn said Branson had offered a evolving its strategy. their normal weight as VSS Unity, about Christchurch real estate agent Jackie refund if people changed their mind. Bush has extensive fast-moving consumer the size of a private jet, accelerated to a Maw dropped off the wait-list and sold Dunn would also be in a position goods experience across the Australian and height of about 80km after being dropped her ticket back to Virgin Galactic in 2011. to absorb the loss more than most, UK markets and has held senior positions from a larger plane at 15km high then She told The New Zealand Herald the regardless. In 2015, the surgeon and his with leading consumer goods companies igniting its engines. Christchurch quakes led her to change wife set an Auckland real estate record including Mars, Nestle and McCain Foods. Is Rocket nervous? her life priorities. when they sold their clifftop Herne Bay This month, a2 Milk appointed former “Not at all,” he said yesterday. “Maybe But Auckland heart surgeon and home for $24 million. Danone executive Edith Bailey as its chief once I’m sitting in the rocket on launch philanthropist John Dunn, who signed The couple have also been involved in marketing officer. day.” up for a spaceplane ticket in 2011 after several philanthropic efforts, including Peter Nathan resigned in May after 14 years Meanwhile he has plenty to keep meeting Branson at Auckland’s Soul Bar, putting up $1 million in 2019 to help with the company, having been instrumental him occupied. Rocket — who changed is still keen. more Pasifika students become doctors. in a2 Milk’s success in the daigou channel his surname from Stevens 20 years ago Three years after Dunn bought his And for more than 15 years, Dunn and in growing the company to become one to reflect his enthusiasm for the space ticket, a SpaceShipTwo test flight crashed has donated his time and equipment to of the NZX’s biggest. Nathan sold the bulk of industry — was an early backer and in the Mojave desert, killing Virgin perform ground-breaking laparoscopic his a2 Milk holding — 750,000 shares — for director of Rocket Lab before he had a Galactic VSS Enterprise co-pilot Michael surgery at Rarotonga Hospital in the around $20 a share, or $15 million, in August parting of opinion with founder Peter Alsbury and injuring pilot Peter Siebold. Cook Islands. last year.
SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY Summerset Group Holdings climbed 25c or The a2 Milk Company announced a 1.87 percent $13.60 after telling the market it reorganisation and key appointments, and its had a record second quarter to the end of June share price was up 2c to $7.62 after trading WELLINGTON — Retirement village operator ratio by half a percent, suggesting they are not with 154 new sales and 116 re-sales of units. as high as $7.88 during the day. It fell after the Summerset Group gave the New Zealand seeing inflation as high as others. Summerset also had the best half-year in its Australian market opened, then came under sharemarket a lift with record unit sales as “The reduction is injecting US$221 billion history with 545 sales. selling pressure. trading stayed positive following strong rises ($302 billion) into the Chinese economy — the Fellow retirement village operator Ryman Hallenstein Glasson Holdings has closed offshore. fourth time they have made this move since Healthcare was up 21c to $13.30; and Radius 13 Glassons stores in Sydney because of the Thanks to a surge in the last half an hour, the Covid-19 struck — and the country’s V-shaped Residential Care recovered 7c or 8.75 percent stronger Covid-19 restrictions, and its share S&P/NZX 50 Index collected 73.04 points or 0.58 recovery is not looking as strong as before,” to 87c. price fell 9c to $7.35. The stores are expected to percent to close at the day’s high of 12,763.4. Sullivan said. Market leader Fisher & Paykel Healthcare re-open on Friday when the lockdown is lifted. There were 96 gainers and 48 decliners On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial had a strong day, rising 30c to $30.30; Meridian Z Energy gained 4c to $2.83; Restaurant Brands across the whole market, with 91.39 million Average surged nearly 450 points or 1.3 percent Energy was up 18c or 3.45 percent to $5.40; increased 30c or 2.02 percent to $15.16; Vista shares worth $174.31m changing hands. to 34,870.16; the S&P 500 Index was up 1.13 Mercury gained 10c to $6.65; Pushpay Holdings Group was up 5c or 2.22 percent to $2.30; and Jeremy Sullivan, investment adviser with percent to 4369.55; and the Nasdaq Composite increased 4c or 2.41 percent to $1.70; and Serko Tourism Holdings was down 10c or 4.08 percent Hamilton Hindin Greene, said the market was rose 0.98 percent to 14,701.92. picked up 19c or 2.65 percent to $7.36. to $2.35. Fonterra Shareholders’ Fund declined positive on leads from offshore. The Australian S&P/ASX 200 Index increased Chorus gained 5c to $6.35 after announcing 7c or 1.83 percent to $3.75. “United States markets closed the weekend 0.84 percent to 7334.7 points at 6pm NZ time. total fixed line connections by Chorus fell Hi-tech investor Enprise Group rose 12c at new highs and the Australian market is up ANZ Banking Group rose 34c to $NZ29.94, and 16,000 to 1.34m for the fourth quarter, while or 3.3 percent to $3.76; and NZ Automotive strongly, led by the miners and banks. Westpac Banking Corporation was up 31c to fibre broadband connections increased 29,000, Investments climbed 5c or 4.55 percent to $1.15. “China has reduced banks’ capital to lending $27.30. similar to the uptake in the third quarter. — NZ Herald 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 EDITORIAL Hate speech laws involve paradoxes, perils by Tim Wilson, executive History has more to add. Hate speech laws tolerate those whom we judge wrong, mistaken, Right to say ‘no’ director of Maxim Institute existed in Weimar Germany during the rise of or benighted. And surely toleration must permit Nazism. They were regularly and vigorously us to give voice to those judgements. Otherwise being overruled FOLLOWING a bungled applied. Leading Nazis, such as propaganda it demands too much.” launch and antagonistic supremo Joseph Goebbels, were prosecuted for Aside of everything else our political leaders Border workers who decided it responses from both the their anti-Semitic views. Sadly, these laws didn’t must take into account, they’re now faced with was their human right to say no to political right and left, ultimately prevent the rise of exactly the kind of defining not only intolerance, but also tolerance being vaccinated against Covid-19, much of the furore over the regime they were designed to prevent. Culture itself — what ideas and actions are worthy and thereby each becoming a small Government’s hate speech law and socio-economic pressures prevailed. This unworthy of tolerating. That’s a massive ask. chink in the barrier that protects us proposals can be resolved into a single question: demonstrates the futility of relying solely on Finally, while the very laudable aims of all from the massive disruption that If hateful speech is criminalised, will it actually legislation to alter culture. reducing racism and increasing inclusiveness improve how New Zealanders behave towards So the risks are numerous, but the attempt to in our country are cited as justifying hate accompanies an outbreak of this each other? do something (anything!) points us back to an speech laws, such measures don’t invariably highly-infectious disease, have up We can start by looking at the law enforcement even larger and more difficult responsibility. serve the good. Academic David Bromell notes to 11 weeks now to decide whether responses to more easily defined “hate crime” Law makers are attempting to figure out, that similar laws were used by South Africa’s that right trumps their ability to laws around the world. In places like Australia, codify, and penalise ideas and behaviour that are apartheid regime to criminalise criticism of white continue working at the border. reports suggest that the incidence of hate crime socially toxic. They’re trying to define exactly (for domination. And before the 2021 presidential The hope is that the vast majority prosecutions is surprisingly low. In Canada there laws must be exact) what intolerance looks like. election, Uganda used hate speech prosecutions of the 1766 unvaccinated workers is uncertainty and ongoing questions about how Yet this task is paradoxical. to shut down or manipulate dissent. — many of them port workers, hate crime data is collated. As for the UK, the Noted New Zealand-born legal philosopher The effectiveness and appropriateness of including some here in Gisborne — South Yorkshire police were mocked in 2018 for Jeremy Waldron observes, “We do not tolerate these hate speech proposals depends not just will quickly conclude that a safe and tweeting a request for locals to report “non hate- those of whom we approve or those to whom we on the law, or the society, but on the government crime hate incidences”. A mixture then of under- are indifferent. We don’t tolerate those whom we ruling both. Can we confidently say we’ll highly-effective vaccine is better reaction, uncertainty and over-reaction: such suspect might have the truth or part of the truth always enjoy liberal, democratically-inclined than being redeployed or, where that divergent scenarios hardly advance trust in a law in a pluralistic world . . .” governments? That’s another burden this isn’t possible, potentially laid off. that extends beyond hate crime to police speech. Here Waldron nails the crux of the issue: “…We potential law must bear: predicting the future. The sooner they are vaccinated the better, with our wider population LETTERS TO THE EDITOR so vulnerable to outbreaks because AND ONLINE COMMENTS New Zealand’s vaccine roll-out has progressed so slowly, coupled with Elected to fix issues . . . the fact new variants are two to Re: ‘Runaway train’ needs to be to deliver the things they campaigned three times as infectious as the Get support first stopped, July 9 column. on. That makes a nice change. original coronavirus that emerged in Clive, what exactly are you trying to Winston Peters was a huge Wuhan in late 2019. Re: Titirangi cafe confusion, July 5 story. Construction should be reliant on say? What “destructive laws” are you handbrake. He is a relic of the past Port workers who think they community consultation and agreement to thinking of when you note they will and should remain on the sidelines so should be exempt only have to look the proposal, not external funding. “destroy most of the cornerstones of the current Government can get on at how the virus has spread on the our successful society”? Do you think with the job of working on the issues Viking Bay fishing vessel since two TRINA NORTHCOTT it is destructive to try to deal with they were elected to fix. of nine people joining the crew in a hate speech, address carbon emissions scheduled changeover last Monday or sort out our substandard houses? LARA MEYER For want of rail . . . You go on to say that laws are being tested positive; 13 more have been written which, in your opinion, will That would be fine if the policies this infected and the 15 are now being Re: Please wake up upwards of $20,000 per “reshape our country in a manner Government are enacting were actually moved into quarantine — after KiwiRail, July 10 letter. day to wait, while the line that will make it unrecognisable”. I addressing the socio-economic problems issues over which New Zealand port One has to just look at lies unused . . . where’s say good and I hope it happens fast. that are evident. By every measure their was best placed to receive them. the loudly trumpeted 13 the business sense in Then you write “The damage to this policies are making outcomes worse. Also, Australia’s recent outbreaks ships waiting in the bay, that? nation will be much, much worse than and the ongoing lockdown of to see the hypocrisy of CLIVE RIVERS anything climate change will throw RICHARD WHITLEY Sydney are thought to stem from an the situation . . . costing Whanganui at us”. unvaccinated limousine driver who The job of our elected leaders is Please be specific and give delivered international flight crews to do what they can to ensure that examples. Apart from the KiwiBuild society functions successfully, for all which is an ongoing drama. to managed isolation facilities. A great solution of us, not just for people like you or I, You say Government policies are Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern the relatively well off Pakeha people. Re: ‘By our people, something done. making every measure worse. How so? announced yesterday that the Public The damage to our nation is being for our people’ – July I hope the council Health Response (Vaccinations) played out right now. Children here 10 story on Whare will look at this and LARA MEYER Order is being expanded to cover in Tairawhiti are dealing with life Awhina. similar initiatives, sleeping in garages and motels, more border workers, in particular Congratulations! and start working Well actually, no Lara. This is my point. moving from school to school because those working for private companies It’s so heartening to on assisting with This Government is introducing laws that they have no proper home to grow up who weren’t covered initially. These see something like solutions rather than it deliberately didn’t campaign on for fear of in. We have houses everywhere that workers need to have their first this — people seeing finding problems. being unelectable had it done so. are so substandard they are a threat dose by September 30 — which is a a need, recognising Re: Unfair booking The He Puapua report is the classic to life. a solution (ex Whare system . . . July 10 example of the real plans they have been long time to shore up this gap in our Water pollution, air pollution, food Moe) and then RNZ story. working on for years. This report embodies defences, but port bosses say the insecurity, job insecurity and racist actually getting on It’s hard to what they mean by equal opportunity and 11-week lead-in is necessary to limit jerks who think it is their right and doing it. This believe the response equity under the law. For them, the issues workplace disruption. to spew their hateful words with is creating jobs and reported from MIQ you talk about are trivial. The real objectives Ardern alluded to the issues impunity. Those things need to be training while also — “the allocation are all about control. addressed right now. Rip that bandaid ahead for employers when she working to address system was designed And the public are beginning to off and sort out the wounds. Painful described mandatory vaccinations the housing crisis. to give everyone an understand the implications of these but necessary. as an “extraordinary step”. She said And 10 days equal opportunity for selective, repressive and racist policies that I think I speak for most of us when it was necessary because the rate to build one! a room” — so what? are without a mandate. I say we are not afraid of laws which of vaccine take-up in these border- Maybe they could The design has You can pretend it is not so all you like seek to rectify and improve the lives also develop a obviously failed and but those of us who are concerned about our facing jobs was not high enough. of New Zealanders. I know that our training scheme for needs fixing. grandkids’ future will not go down without a The Gisborne Herald highlighted current Government could do better bureaucrats to learn fight. It must be stopped. a low vaccine uptake among our but at least they are actually trying CLIVE BIBBY stevedores, and in the port sector how to actually get D. ARTHUR nationally, in an article in late April. [email protected] Hopefully many more of these workers here have been vaccinated ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. since then, and the rest are ready ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. to roll their sleeves up now to help ■ Always include full name and contact details. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. protect us and themselves. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 WORLD 13 Three more deaths, 873 cases SUVA — Fiji has recorded 873 new cases of Covid-19 and three more deaths, including a 15-year-old girl, in the 24 Covid-19 in Fiji hours ending at 8am yesterday. ■■ That compares to 485 cases and three 873 new cases deaths in the previous 24-hour period. ■■ 3 more deaths The Health Ministry announced that ■■ 58 total deaths due to Covid-19 all six patients were unvaccinated. Health Secretary Dr James Fong said ■■ 56 of those deaths recorded five other people who tested positive for during the outbreak that started in Covid-19 had died, but their deaths have April 2021 been attributed to “serious pre-existing medical conditions and not Covid-19”. ■■ 26 positive patients who died from Fiji has 9310 active cases in isolation. the serious medical conditions that There have been 58 deaths reported, 56 they had before they contracted of them are from the latest outbreak that Covid-19; these are not classified began in April. as related to the virus A 56-year-old woman from Vatuwaqa in Suva died at home. Her family reported ■■ 132 new recoveries reported since that she had been feeling unwell for a the last update week. ■■ 9310 active cases Dr Fong said the second victim was an 87-year-old woman from Nasinu who had ■■ 11,315 cases recorded during the presented to the FEMAT (Fiji Emergency outbreak that started in April 2021 Medical Assistance Team) field hospital ■■ 11,385 cases recorded in Fiji since in severe respiratory distress. “Her condition worsened at the field the first case was reported in hospital and she died two days after March 2020, with 1991 recoveries. admission. Her family reported that she was feeling unwell with cough and fever COVID CRISIS: Fiji’s Dr James Fong addresses media. prior to her presentation.” These included the Valelevu Health Dr Fong said the case that was symptoms included a cough, shortness vaccinated. Centre, Naulu Nursing Station, previously under investigation, the of breath and chest pain. She was not in The seven-day average of new cases per Samabula Health Centre and the teenager, was now classified as a Covid- the target population of people 18 years day is 696 cases or 787 cases per million Nuffield Health Centre. 19-related death. and over that are eligible to receive the population per day. The ministry stated the Valelevu “This is a 15-year-old from Colo-i-Suva vaccine.” Health Centre was being prepared for the who was declared dead on arrival by the As of July 11, 353,355 Fijians Health facilities close for resumption of medical services later last attending medical officer at the Raiwaqa have received their first dose of the decontamination night. Health Centre. This means that she AstraZeneca vaccine and 66,643 have Medical services can now be accessed either died at home or on her way to the received both doses. Meanwhile, four health facilities in at the Makoi Health Centre, and health facility. Dr Fong said 60.2 percent of the target the Lami-Suva-Nausori containment screening clinic services continued at “Her family reported that she had population had received at least one zone were closed yesterday for the National Youth Centre in Valelevu, a been feeling unwell for two days. Her dose and 11.4 percent were now fully decontamination. ministry statement said. — Radio NZ ‘Sorry for easing restrictions too Sydney lockdown could last until soon’: Dutch PM September: epidemiologist says NETHERLANDS — Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has apologised for “an error of judgement” SYDNEY — A leading epidemiologist University of NSW told Today this learned to go in fast. in scrapping most coronavirus restrictions in the is warning Sydney residents to prepare morning that Sydney could be in “We didn’t go in until we’d had country. The easing three weeks ago led to infection for another two months of restrictions, some form of lockdown until at least 54 cases. That’s really too late. And levels surging to their highest this year as nightlife because authorities waited too long. September. businesses need to appreciate that the resumed for large numbers of young people. Curbs Five million people were plunged “It’s going to take at least another sooner you go in, the sooner you go out on bars, restaurants and nightclubs were reimposed into two weeks of lockdown on June four weeks. So we’re already, sadly, in . . . (especially) with Delta.” on Friday. 26, which has since been extended by the fourth week, and it will probably Ms McLaws said the biggest Previously Rutte had refused to take any blame another week, and Premier Gladys take another three to four weeks before concern for health authorities was for the opening up, describing it as a “logical step”. Berejiklian has all-but confirmed the we get that proportion who are in the that the percentage of cases out in the On Saturday, the country’s public health institute stay-at-home orders will continue past community down to zero,” she said. community were trending upwards. reported more than 10,000 new Covid cases, the this coming Friday. “And then some restrictions will be “Let me remind you that we’ve had a highest number in a single day since December. She has routinely said she will lifted, but we still won’t be out of danger 27-fold increase in just numbers alone But so far this has not translated into a significant not ease lockdown until there are no until we’ve had at least 14 days of since the first week, when we had 25. increase in hospital admissions, as most of the new infectious people in the community. zero . . . then an additional 14 days to Now we have 679 cases,” she said. cases are among young people. Of the 112 cases reported yesterday, eliminate it. “And the proportion of those in the More than 46 percent of the Netherlands’ adult 34 were in the community while they “Victoria during the second wave, community has not dropped yet . . . so population — mostly from older age groups — is were infectious. they were over 100 days in lockdown. sadly we are still looking at a lockdown fully vaccinated. More than 77 percent have received Mary-Louise McLaws from the They acted too late and now they have that will be protracted.” at least one dose. — BBC England to lift last virus restriction on July 19
LONDON — All remaining lockdown risks for you and your family. We cannot he said. could reach 100,000 a day later in the restrictions in England will be lifted in a simply revert instantly from Monday Javid told Parliament that Britain’s summer, two doses of the vaccine offered week despite a sharp rise in coronavirus July 19 to life as it was before Covid,” successful vaccine rollout means that effective protection against serious cases, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said. nine out of 10 adults in the UK now illness from the virus and officials Johnson confirmed on Monday. The final stage of easing England’s have antibodies against the virus. believed the surge in cases would He said it was “the right moment to lockdown means that all restrictions The government is on track to meet not put “unsustainable pressure” on proceed” as schools close for summer on social gatherings will be removed its target of offering all adults a first hospitals. vacation, but urged people to “proceed and social distancing measures will be vaccine dose by July 19, the day when Waiting any longer to lift restrictions with caution”. scrapped. Nightclubs can reopen for the all remaining lockdown restrictions, would risk having the virus spread Johnson said although risks of the first time since March last year, and including mandatory mask-wearing, are peak in the autumn and winter, when pandemic remain, legal restrictions will there will no longer be limits on people to be lifted. children return to school and hospitals be replaced by a recommendation that attending concerts, theatres, weddings As of Monday, 87 percent of the UK’s were most likely to be overwhelmed by people wear masks in crowded places or sports events. adult population have had their first seasonal infections, Javid and Johnson and on public transport. Nightclubs and Earlier, Health Secretary Sajid Javid dose, and 66 percent have had both said. other venues with crowds should use said it was the right time to allow doses. At the same time infections have “There will never be a perfect time to vaccine passports for entry “as a matter Britons a chance to return to normal soared in recent weeks, running at over take this step, because we simply cannot of social responsibility,” he added. life. The government’s decision balances 30,000 new cases daily, driven by the eradicate this virus — whether we like “This pandemic is not over. This the harms brought by Covid-19 and delta variant. it or not, coronavirus is not going away,” disease, coronavirus, continues to carry damage done by continued restrictions, Javid said while new infections Javid said. — AP 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 Disgust at racist abuse LONDON — England and Manchester United unbreakable. Your success is my success. Your forward Marcus Rashford apologised for his penalty failures are mine. shootout miss, but said he “will never apologise “I’ve grown into a sport where I expected to read for who I am” after he was one of three players things written about myself. subjected to racist abuse following England’s Euro “Whether it be the colour of my skin, where I 2020 final defeat to Italy. grew up, or, most recently, how I decide to spend Rashford, along with Jadon Sancho and Bukayo my time off the pitch.” Saka missed their spot-kicks. England captain Harry Kane has told those All three were targeted on social media after the behind the racist abuse of Rashford, Sancho and game. Saka: “You’re not an England fan and we don’t want “I felt as if I’d let everyone down,” Rashford wrote you.” in a statement. The Tottenham striker added on Twitter: “They The 23-year-old added: “I can take critique of my deserve support and backing, not the vile racist performance all day long, my penalty was not good abuse they’ve had since last night. enough, it should have gone in, but I will never “Three lads who were brilliant all summer had apologise for who I am and where I came from. the courage to step up and take a pen when the “I’ve felt no prouder moment than wearing those stakes were high. three lions on my chest and seeing my family cheer “If you abuse anyone on social media you’re not me on in a crowd of tens of thousands.” an England fan and we don’t want you.” A mural in Rashford’s hometown of Withington Defender Tyrone Mings also took to Twitter to was defaced after his penalty miss. Before it was talk of his pride in the team reaching the final but covered in messages of support. added: “Waking up today and seeing my brothers Earlier on Monday, England boss Gareth being racially abused for being brave enough to Southgate said the racist abuse issued after the put themselves in a position to help this country, is defeat was “unforgivable”, while Prime Minister something that sickens, but doesn’t surprise me.” Boris Johnson and the Football Association have He went on to criticise Home Secretary Priti Patel also condemned it. MIXED MESSAGES: Messages of support were posted on a Marcus Rashford mural who last month described players taking the knee The Metropolitan Police are investigating the in his hometown after it was initially defaced. against racism as “gesture politics”. abuse and said “it will not be tolerated”, while England midfielder Kalvin Phillips said he was the UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) has also feel quite right. I struck the ball and there’s probably not a word “disgusted” at the racist abuse directed towards his launched an investigation. “During the long run-up I was saving myself a bit to quite describe how it feels. Final. 55 years. 1 teammates. In his statement Rashford also said: “I don’t even of time and unfortunately the result was not what penalty. History. All I can say is sorry. I wish it had “Absolutely disgusted at the unnecessary racist know where to start and I don’t even know how to I wanted. I felt as though I had let my teammates gone differently. abuse I’ve seen online directed at my teammates,” put into words how I am feeling at this exact time. down. I felt as if I’d let everyone down. A penalty “While I continue to say sorry I want to shout out the Leeds player said on Twitter. “I’ve had a difficult season, I think that’s been was all I’d been asked to contribute for the team. to my teammates. This summer has been one of the “Nothing but love and respect for my brothers clear for everyone to see and I probably went into I can score penalties in my sleep, so why not that best camps I’ve experienced and you’ve all played for their courage BukayoSaka87, Sanchooo10 and that final with a lack of confidence. I’ve always one? a role in that. MarcusRashford, keep your heads up high. We’ll backed myself for a penalty, but something didn’t “It’s been playing in my head over and over since “A brotherhood has been built that is come back stronger.” — BBC
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Hasiba Amin Hana Khan of the 21st century,” they wrote. a key player in the killing of Haiti’s said. “This was supposed to be a mission “I counted 83 names. There could “It is where debate takes place, president, deepened the mystery into an to save Haiti from hell, with support from be more,” Ms Khan told the BBC. journalists, activists, artists or communities are built, products are already convoluted plot surrounding the the US government.” “They had taken my photo from researchers. A few have since deleted sold and reputations are made. But assassination. Echoing those sentiments was the Twitter and it had my user name. This their social media accounts and the scale of online abuse means that, On Monday (local time), Haitian Reverend Larry Caldwell, a Florida pastor, app was running for 20 days and many others said they were afraid of for too many women, these digital authorities identified the suspect as who said he worked with Sanon setting up we didn’t even know about it. It sent further harassment. town squares are unsafe.” Christian Emmanuel Sanon, 62, who once churches and medical clinics in Haiti from chills down my spine.” “No matter how strong you are, Ms Amin pointed to several expressed a desire to lead his country in 2000-2010. He doesn’t believe Sanon would The app pretended to offer users if your picture and other personal recent cases of atrocities against a YouTube video. However, he is unknown have been involved in violence. the chance to buy a “Sulli” — a information is made public, it scares Muslims encouraged by supporters in Haitian political circles, and associates “I know the character of the man,” derogatory slang term used by right- you, it disturbs you,” another woman of the ruling BJP party, such as a suggested he was duped by those really Caldwell said. “You take a man like wing Hindu trolls for Muslim women. told the BBC Hindi service. government minister who garlanded behind the assassination of President that and you’re then going to say he There was no real sale of any kind The police said they had opened eight Hindus convicted for lynching Jovenel Moïse in an attack last week that participated in a brutal crime of murder, — the purpose of the app was just to an investigation, but refused to say a Muslim, and the country’s new critically wounded his wife, Martine, who knowing that being associated with that degrade and humiliate. who could be behind the app. The broadcasting minister who was seen remains hospitalised in Miami. would send him to the pits of hell? . . . If Ms Khan said she had been people who made the app used fake last year in a viral video working up a A Florida friend of Sanon told The there was one man who would be willing to targeted because of her religion. “I’m identities. Hindu crowd to “shoot Muslims”. Associated Press that the suspect is an stand in the breach to help his country, it a Muslim woman who is seen and Hasiba Amin, a social media For the women whose identities evangelical Christian pastor and a licensed would be Christian.” heard,” she said. “And they want to co-ordinator for the opposition were taken and used by the “Sulli physician in Haiti, but not in the US. Twenty-six former Colombian soldiers silence us.” Congress party, said that on May 13, Deals” app, the fight for justice could The associate, who spoke on condition are suspected in the killing and 23 have GitHub — the web platform that as Muslims celebrated the festival of be long and tough. But they are of anonymity, said Sanon told him he been arrested, along with three Haitians. hosted the open source app — Eid, a YouTube channel ran an “Eid determined to have it. was approached by people claiming Five suspects are still at large and at least shut it down quickly following Special” — a live “auction” of Muslim “If police don’t find those who put to represent the US State and Justice three have been killed. Haiti’s National complaints. women from India and Pakistan. us up for sale, I will go to the courts,” departments who wanted to instal him as Police chief, Léon Charles said: “They But the experience has left women “People were bidding five rupees Ms Khan said. president. He said the plan was for Moïse are dangerous individuals. I’m talking scared. Those who featured on the (10 cents) and 10 rupees, they were “I’m going to pursue it till the end.” to be arrested, not killed, and Sanon would commando, specialised commando.” — AP app were all vocal Muslims, including rating women based on their body — BBC
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Canterbury DHB is making launched in Rotorua yesterday For him, Reo Ora is only the urgent changes to visiting aims to be the one-stop learning latest version in a long journey rules as cases of respiratory platform for te reo Maori — of development. He said the illness rise in the community. with Bay teachers to be among app’s first version dated back to It is requesting that the first to try it out. 2000. people visit Christchurch Reo Ora is a fully automated In late-2019 Wiri met Matt and Burwood Hospitals for te reo Maori app that learns Browning and Josh Dillner of essential purposes only, and from its users. Features include Rotorua-based Salt + Tonic, to stay at home if they are livestream classes, the ability which developed the app. feeling unwell. to self-mark answers across “They are very good at what Canterbury DHB Chief different iwi dialects as well they do. They are the only full- Medical Officer Dr Helen as the world’s first speech-to- stack developers in Rotorua that Skinner says there is currently transcription service for te reo. I know of,” Wiri said. increased demand for the Reo Ora is available to Bay “I’m very grateful that DHB’s hospital-based services of Plenty teachers through a EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY: Salt & Tonic’s Josh Dillner and they have taken my online due to a rise in patients Ministry of Education initiative Dr Rapata Wiri with the Reo Ora website and app. Picture supplied programme to the next level.” presenting with respiratory aimed at strengthening New Wiri, Browning and Dillner illness and “we need to do Zealand’s education workforce a big role in the delivery of the for years to come. grew Reo Ora with help from Te whatever we can to prevent in te reo. initiative’s 22-week course. Wiri wanted to roll the Hiku Media, which provided the the spread of illness in our Reo Ora app creator and The goal was to nurture app out to 470 Bay of Plenty app’s transcription service. facilities”. Maori language expert Dr and advance the educational teachers by term four. Reo “We were all in the right place Only one person should Rapata Wiri (Te Arawa, Ngati opportunities of tamariki Ora is also being offered to at the right time,” Dillner said. come in to visit at a time, but Ruapani) said he believed with the added benefit of government departments, iwi “It has been a privilege to no children were allowed to the app provides a necessary strengthening relationships organisations and corporate deliver world-class technology visit. service. between kura, local iwi and businesses. with a local solution at the core.” She also said visitors should “The demand for te reo mana whenua, Murray said. But Wiri said this is just the Miller said Salt + Tonic had wear a face mask or other face teachers far exceeds the number “It is an opportunity for beginning. pushed boundaries for the covering. of kaiako that are available.” akonga (learners) to strengthen “I basically want (Reo Ora) to project. Anyone with a planned Reo Ora is working alongside the learning community across be ‘the’ app for people to learn “We have made all sorts of surgery or an outpatient Te Taumata o Ngati Whakaue educational settings, such as te reo Maori,” Wiri told the apps but this one is special appointment should still turn Iho Ake Trust and the Ministry kohanga reo, early learning Rotorua Daily Post. because we believe it will have a up as planned. of Education in an initiative education centres, schools “One of my motivations has big impact.” The changes were in place to train 10,000 teachers and and kura, not only for the been to be able to deliver to the Wiri said the app’s launch until further notice while staff in te reo Maori nationally development of the akonga masses.” gave him a huge sense of there were a number of per year, including 1000 in the involved but also for the Wiri said Reo Ora would make achievement and satisfaction. viruses circulating and the Bay of Plenty. These would be communities the tamariki and te reo learning more accessible “We are seeing how we can hospitals were at capacity, she across all school and kura levels whanau live and learn in.” to people from all walks of life. use technology to revitalise te said. including in early childhood Western Bay of Plenty “They will see this is the best reo,” Wiri said. “Thank you for your education. Principal Association president programme they can use in their “The other satisfaction is cooperation and understanding Trust poumanatu (general Suzanne Billington said there own time.” seeing people who are not Maori as we all work to protect our manager) ahurea Maori Bryce was a push to foster the Maori Wiri was raised by his learning te reo, seeing how our vulnerable patients and staff.” Murray said the app would play language and ensure its survival grandparents at Lake language is becoming universal.” — NZ Herald We supply Thermal roll for tills and e pos machines Various sizes available FREE DELIVERY - Online payment option available
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A ‘Karen’ broadly refers Available now However, the meme-worthiness of the image to an entitled white woman. 40760-01 of National’s leader Judith Collins next to the The meme includes the text, “should I change text, ‘Demand the Debate’, was too tempting for my name to Karen?”, next to the image of , Twittersphere. Collins and the ‘Demand the Debate’ signage. rne s O bo nl is y “This is too much fun,” said one Twitter Other memes drew attention to the endless G user who posted a series of memes, where National Party leadership speculation. The latest LOCALLY 62 Peel Street • 06 869 0040 the original National Party poster promoting UMR poll shows Collins below ACT leader David OWNED the campaign was edited to look as though Seymour as preferred Prime Minister. S p t ho [email protected] www.OPD.co.nz a debate was being demanded on the “Who should be the leader of the National ati y S oner opdgisborne opd_gisborne appropriateness of pizza toppings. Party? Demand the debate.” The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 NATIONAL NEWS 17 Woman sounds warning over religious group by Katie Doyle, RNZ with the friend, which were held The woman has now left GPS data multiple times a week. Shincheonji and wants to warn others AUCKLAND — A woman who The woman said each class about it. spent years in a South Korean comprised about eight people, four Pastor Steve Worsley from the religious sect operating in Auckland newbies and four existing members Mount Albert Baptist Church in traps health is warning others of its fraudulent pretending to be new recruits. Auckland was equally concerned and recruitment techniques. At first the lessons were fairly said recruiters had been sneaking into Shincheonji Church of Jesus has normal, she said, talking about God’s church services. worker in been described as a doomsday cult love and how to share it. “They target middle or bigger sized and is led by a man, Lee Man-hee, But they soon descended into talk churches where they can slip in and who claims to be the “promised of the end-times, which talk of the pretend to be a congregation member,” pastor” mentioned in the Bible. return of Jesus Christ. he said. web of lies The woman said she was introduced “They were beginning to teach the “They come to church and look like to it through a idea that the anyone else, and befriend people there person who she Spirit of Jesus and then invite people to the group.” by Miriam Burrell, NZ Herald first thought was Shincheonji Church of Jesus is in a person He was contacted at least once a friend looking has been described as a and this person a month by people suffering AUCKLAND — GPS data helped a community health to explore their is symbolised in relationship breakdowns because of service to untangle an employee’s web of lies that faith. doomsday cult and is led by a the Bible as a Shincheonji. covered up her failure to check on an elderly client just But the man, Lee Man-hee, who claims mountain, Mount Pastor Worsley said he didn’t days before he died. woman, whose to be the “promised pastor” Zion,” she said. believe Shincheonji affected a lot of The support worker lied about attending her identity RNZ “They were people, but said the effects of it were scheduled Saturday 90-minute session with the elderly has agreed to mentioned in the Bible. teaching us to awful. man at his home in 2018, a Health and Disability protect, said she prepare for this “I have seen marriages break up Commissioner report has found. now believed the mountain. They . . . I’ve seen people advised to split The woman was in fact at her own home — around person was trying to recruit her into were encouraging us not to tell our up from their partner, to lie to their 11km away — at the time of the session, according Shincheonji. friends and families what we were families.” to GPS data abstracted from an app used by support “The friend that I met at uni doing.” Pastor Worsley said people workers to log their visits with clients. appeared normal and did not have “They encouraged us to remove needed to be alert to Shincheonji’s Names of the worker and the community health any indication at all that she was ourselves from earthly temptation recruitment techniques. service are suppressed in the report to protect privacy. Christian, or she is Christian, or that and to socialise with God-fearing He said if someone offered a person Another support worker attended the man’s house she is part of the cult,” the woman people.” the opportunity to attend a bible the following day but he didn’t answer the door. The said. Concerns raised privately with study group — but was cagey about support worker was told she could leave by a family “But then she began to express other members would mysteriously the church name or denomination — member of the man because sometimes he liked to interest in growing her faith.” become the topic of future lessons and it was best to steer clear. sleep in on Sundays. She was invited to a worship night, were shot down as being “out-of-line” Shincheonji in Auckland could not But on Monday he again didn’t answer the door when and later joined bible study classes with the Bible. be reached for comment. another worker arrived. She gained entry to the house and found him unconscious on his bedroom floor in a distressed state. She called an ambulance and he was taken to hospital but died shortly afterwards. The man, in his eighties, lived alone. He had kidney ‘Ponsonby of Hamilton’ disease and osteoarthritis among a range of illnesses. He had received in-home support services from the community health service since 2015. Aucklanders snap up a quarter of Cambridge house sales Because it was unclear exactly when the man fell, Deputy Commissioner Rose Wall could not comment CAMBRIDGE — Hordes of on whether a visit by the support worker on Saturday Aucklanders are fleeing the big would have led to him being found “incapacitated” smoke and heading south to live in earlier, the report said. the Waikato town of Cambridge, also But the community health service was condemned know by locals as the “Ponsonby of for an “inadequate, delayed and piecemeal” Hamilton”. investigation into the incident. About a quarter of Cambridge The man’s family inquired about his care following house sales so far this year have his death, but it was not treated as a complaint and no been to Aucklanders, with real estate investigation followed by the community health service. agents saying the family-friendly It only investigated after a complaint was made to the lifestyle, small-town feel and central Health and Disability Commissioner six months later. location is luring people from the big The community health service then formally smoke. interviewed the woman who failed to attend the It comes after Lodge Real Estate scheduled Saturday session, in February 2019. told NZME last week it had noticed a She claimed she went to his home and recollected spike in the number of professionals there was a “strong smell of urine” and it “smelled of with young families moving from cigarette smoke”. Hamilton in the last month. She lied in another interview a month later and in a Real estate agency Lugton’s written statement to the community health service. Cambridge has reported 25 percent of In a further interview in October 2019, the support house sales in Cambridge have been worker claimed she didn’t have any concerns for the to Aucklanders as they anticipate man’s health during her visit, “directly contradicting” a shorter commute time due to the her earlier statement. opening of the Southern Interchange In a statement to the Health and Disability of the Waikato Expressway and more Commissioner, the woman said: “Since that day I deeply regional employment. ON THE MOVE: Cambridge is known for being the home of equestrian, regret that I did not pick up any signs and if I had More-RE Cambridge director Peter cycling and rowing endeavours. NZ Herald file picture known I would have done my best to help.” Tong had noticed renewed interest At that time, the community health service told the from Aucklanders, especially as Health and Disability Commissioner it was “not ideal” Covid-19 had made working from Cambridge Real Estate residential hour commute from Hobsonville Point that she did not log in and out of the visit on the app in home more of a reality for a wider property consultant and director to Herne Bay for a 5-minute drive real time, but it did not consider this as misconduct or range of businesses. Sherry Herkes said with the into Cambridge’s CBD. relevant to the man’s subsequent death. Cambridge was a bustling place exception of people in Cambridge He said the main driver for the But later data taken from the app used by support that had the ambience of a smaller itself, Aucklanders were by far the move was to spend more time with workers showed she was not at the man’s home but town with attractions of a bigger biggest buyers in the market. his kids, aged four and six. Instead indeed at her own home between 10.41am and 1.33pm. nature, he said. Herkes said Cambridge had held of spending hours sitting in traffic he The woman claimed the app “does not show the “I think we are seen as central an appeal to Aucklanders for years, could now have breakfast with them. correct location and there is always discrepancies” but and attractive in Cambridge because but there had been an increase since “It’s everything a normal life should the health service disagreed. where can you go to sit by a lake and the Covid-19 lockdowns as more be. Not just kissing your kids goodbye Wall said the woman’s failure to attend her weekly watch world-class athletes train? It’s people worked remotely and the as they get up in the morning and session with the man is concerning given that just got a good feel about it.” motorway between Cambridge and then coming home and putting them vulnerable clients rely on their support workers to While property wasn’t as cheap Hamilton made it an easy commute. to bed . . . trying to be a father in that check they are safe and well “at the very least”. as it had been, an entry level three- “We are the Ponsonby of Hamilton,” environment is not great.” “This would have enabled correct escalation bedroom house could be snapped she said. “It’s a preferred location.” While house prices were only procedures to be followed, and safety-netting measures up in the late $600,000 to early While Aucklanders used to be slightly cheaper, he had managed to to be instigated,” she said in the report. $700,000s, while a “lovely home” in drawn to Cambridge because they upgrade to a single-storey house with She found the support worker breached the Code of the popular St Kilda’s eco suburb could sell in Auckland and buy in a larger backyard. Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights. would cost upwards of $1.5 million. Cambridge with change left over, or Hamiltonians were also taking The report recommended the community health However, finding a property wasn’t perhaps even be mortgage free, she advantage of the easier commute and service consider further training for the woman on the always easy and Tong had a list of said this was not always the main opting to live in Cambridge while still “importance of logging her attendance”, and for it and buyers wanting houses in the $1.5m driver now the price gap between the working in Hamilton. the woman to formally apologise to the man’s family. market as listings dropped to an all- two areas was not as big. Cambridge, to a slightly lesser It also recommended that the community health time low with just 78 Cambridge and Matt Gilray, Lugton’s new extent, was also proving a popular service consider whether staff attendance at clients’ Leamington properties on Trade Me Cambridge branch manager, who spot for people in Bay of Plenty and homes should be routinely monitored or randomly last week. Many of those already had moved from Auckland to Cambridge Wellington, according to the local audited. conditional offers. last month, said he had swapped his agencies. — NZ Herald 18 TELEVISION The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE
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International PG 8am Scaled 8.20 Border Security M WEDNESDAY 10.30 First XV Rugby (HLS) 3.38 Motherless 8.10 House Hunters 9am Restoration Man 8.50 Trucking Hell M 12.15 Infomercials 11am Sharks v British And Brooklyn 16VLSC 2019 International PG 10am Best Cake Wins 9.40 Hawaii Five-0 MV 6am Infomercials Irish Lions (HLS) Drama. 8.35 10.30 Mysteries At The 10.30 Criminal Minds: Beyond Top Gear PG 10am Judge Jerry 3 11.30 All Blacks v Fiji (HLS) 5.58 Official Secrets 16VLSC Museum PGC Borders 16VS 9.25 Fast N’ Loud PG 10.30 Celebrity Ghost Stories PG Noon Manu Samoa v 11.30 Pawn Stars PG 2019 Drama. 10.20 UFO Witness PG 3 11.30 American Pickers Tonga (HLS) Noon Jeopardy! 7.46 The Crime Boss 16VLSC 11.15 Alien Planet Earths PG 11.25 Shark Tank PG 3 12.30 Ugly House To Lovely 12.25 Wheel Of Fortune 12.30 Australia v France (HLS) 2020 Drama. 12.10 Mysteries At The 12.25 Love It Or List It 3 House 1pm Aotearoa Rugby Pod 12.50 Massive Engineering 9.23 The Secret: Dare To Museum PG 1.30 The Real Housewives Of 1.30 Money For Nothing 1.30 Sharks v British And Mistakes PGC Dream PG 2020 Drama. 1.05 Nasa’s Unexplained Orange County M 3 2.30 The House That 100K Irish Lions (HLS) 1.40 Mighty Machines PG 11.07 I Still Believe PGC 2020 2.05 Mighty Machines PG 2.30 Million Dollar Listing Los Built 2pm The Breakdown Drama. 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FOUR-REEL DRIVE: On the first day of the school holidays yesterday, these four found time between showers for a spot of racing on old cable reels at the YMCA Oscar Holiday Programme. Activities for different age groups are run at two locations, the former Riverside Bowling Club and the YMCA in Childers Road. On the reels, at the old bowling club, are from left, Lukas Padihla, Christina Mafi, Noah Donnell and Krystal Iam. Picture by Liam Clayton SUDOKU 744 Enter numbers into the squares so that every row, every column and every 3x2 box contains all the numbers from 1 to 6
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FRUITS OF THEIR LABOUR: Lytton Old Boys NZ Fruits player Jed Skuse has teammate Liam Melville in support as Waituhi’s Graham Edwards tracks him in a Poverty Bay men’s club hockey game on the turf at Harry Barker Reserve. A 5-0 win to LOB earned them the first-round points honours, with Melville and Skuse among the goalscorers. HOME STREAK ENDS: Gisborne United striker EYES ON THE PRIZE: Waikohu (1) goal attack Arahia Ruru Stu Cranswick (right) lines up a shot under pressure from Whangara Old Girls (1) goal and Maycenvale captain defence Tania Adamson as Whangara’s Materoa Poi and Atlee and rightback Isaiah Wainohu wait for any rebound. Whangara won the premier- Andrews go shoulder grade netball game 49-43 at the YMCA. to shoulder in a Pacific Premiership football game at Harry Barker Pictures by Paul Rickard Reserve. The visitors won 3-1 to end United’s These and other photos are available for sale at The Gisborne unbeaten home record Herald or online — photo-sales.gisborneherald.co.nz dating back to May 2018.
TURF WAR: Lytton Old Boys NZ FIRST POINTS: Waikohu fullback Tione Fruits player Patrick Ferry (right) Hubbard speeds away from OBM No.8 and Waituhi’s Zane Tuhou duel for Morgan Reedy on his way to the first try the ball. of the Poverty Bay premier club rugby final at Rugby Park. Waikohu won 19-5.
SUPPORT IN NUMBERS: Waikohu first five-eighth and captain Kelvin OBM STRIKE BACK: OBM lock Smith has plenty of options as he is Nicolas Carrizo, left, goes over for a try tackled. to close the gap to 7-5 in the final. The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 RACING 23
Cambridge JC races at Cambridge Synthetic Wednesday Jetbet 2 TAB D. 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 Q. 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 PL6 4-9 Selections 2 2 Pacheco (9) 58.5 52 R Elliot 2 508s5 Oceans Of Stanima (17) 58.5 47 6 Harrison’s Fence Painters 2.17 EMERGENCIES: Race 1: DRAGON REALM, GLORIFIED, ARABIA 3 0s703 Alamode (1) 58.5 51 K Asano (a) E McCall (a3) 13 s07s7 Backintyme (8) 54 60 4 s08s4 Lakeman (8) 58.5 50 J Fawcett 3 Trevino (13) 58.5 47 T Newman (a2) $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1300m Race 2: PACHECO, SACRED BOURBON, HIT THE ROAD JACK 14 s9s80 Elusive Empire (1) 54 57 5 95376 Extersea (13) 58.5 49 L Satherley 4 Le Capilla (4) 58.5 45 D Danis 1 03222 Darci Palmer (1) 60 65 K Asano (a) Race 3: KIRRA LAD, ERIDANI, JUSTFIXIT WULDYA 6 4s97 Serengeti (16) 58.5 48 S Weatherley 5 Lets Not Forget (12) 58.5 45 (a3) 2 00s31 Secret Show (8) 59 63 M McNab 8 Guthrie Bowron 3.29 Race 4: SUPER CENTIE, RISING STEPS, BOLD PERFORMER 6 Shadow Man (15) 58.5 45 V Colgan 7 90s75 Implicit (3) 58.5 47 (a3) 3 50960 Castani (15) 58.5 62 S McKay $10,000, maiden 2yo&up, 970m Race 5: NIGHT ‘N’ VEGAS, LEX’S ONE, CANCHERO 8 95 Sacred Bourbon (2) 58.5 47 7 s5325 Lady De Winter (18) 56.5 54 T Thornton 4 03221 Encantador (11) 58.5 62 (a3) Race 6: DARCI PALMER, MINI MINER, ENCANTADOR T Yanagida (a1) 8 30s22 Super Centie (16) 56.5 54 L Innes 5 03039 Our Wonderland (9) 58.5 62 1 2 Netanyahu (5) 58.5 52 V Colgan Race 7: LONDON BOUND, FIGHTING FIRE, MASTER PARK 9 8s633 Telekinetic (11) 56.5 52 L Innes 9 80s54 North Of Havana (8) 56.5 50 K Asano (a) B Rogerson (a4) 2 — Phoenix Ikki SCRATCHED Race 8: DOVES BAY, NETANYAHU, OH NO NO NO 10 0s040 Katy Power (14) 56.5 49 T Thornton 10 50286 Rising Steps (14) 56.5 50 A Calder 6 710s0 Rusavy (4) 58 61 C Barnes 3 0s044 Hasstobemagic (4) 56.5 54 Race 9: SELVA VERDE, PIERRO ROSSO, RUSALKA 11 7s795 Vitani (17) 56.5 47 V Colgan 11 0s85 Auntie Condor (5) 56.5 47 R Elliot 7 s5512 Mini Miner (5) 57.5 64 S Weatherley E Nicholas (a4) 12 605s6 The Actress (12) 56.5 46 H Schofer (a1) 12 Line Of Fyre (3) 56.5 45 E Nicholas (a4) 8 00s81 Callyrose (7) 57 63 T Yanagida (a1) 4 s6872 Addicted To You (7) 56.5 52 EMERGENCIES: EMERGENCIES: 9 51 Dame Vera (14) 57 63 B Rogerson (a4) 13 60 Elegancia (15) 56.5 45 13 7 Kantra (10) 56.5 45 10 5s18s Shanghai Express (6) 56.5 62 5 0s2 Doves Bay (3) 56.5 52 M McNab 14 88s Southern Crown (7) 58.5 45 14 9 Bang Bang (7) 56.5 45 H Schofer (a1) 6 99s Heidi Belle (1) 56.5 47 S Weatherley 15 766 Kelly Keeper (6) 56.5 45 15 00 Show N’ Tease (18) 56.5 45 11 s4038 Threadtheneedle (10) 56.5 62 7 Oh No No No (8) 56.5 47 (a3) 16 87s88 Boomer Hill (1) 58.5 45 1 Nems Medical 11.27 16 76s0s Heaps (4) 58.5 45 A Goindasamy (a1) 8 2679s Zaffire Bay (9) 56.5 45 17 48s09 Jenny Kraig (2) 56.5 45 17 08s8 River Of Hope (5) 56.5 45 12 61020 Mini Mystic (3) 56 61 V Colgan 9 Wey Too Cool (2) 53.5 47 T Thornton $10,000, maiden, 1550m 18 80s0 Brookbourne (10) 58.5 45 18 2 Night ‘n’ Vegas (9) 56.5 52 EMERGENCIES: 10 70s Pearls A Singer (6) 53.5 46 J M Fillmore 1 04022 Dragon Realm (1) 58.5 54 C Barnes 3 Banana Feeds Australia 12.32 5 NZB Insur. $10k Bonus Ht 3 1.42 13 s07s7 Backintyme (13) 55.5 60 2 s8377 Lock Up (7) 58.5 52 S Weatherley 14 16866 Radiant Rosie (16) 55 59 9 Pk Sound 4.04 3 99s47 Silver Nugget (5) 58.5 49 E Nicholas (a4) $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1550m $10,000, maiden 3yo, 1300m 15 s9s80 Elusive Empire (12) 56 57 4 0s Maitland (8) 58.5 46 R Elliot $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 2000m 1 03631 Glen Frey (10) 59 63 M McNab 1 922s6 Civil Unrest (18) 57.5 53 A Calder 16 s9770 Lord Polonius (2) 55.5 56 5 8 Casper (16) 58.5 45 H Schofer (a1) 2 282 Lex’s One (11) 57.5 53 L Innes 17 — Bolt From The Blue SCRATCHED 1 20042 Pierro Rosso (4) 59.5 64 K Asano (a) 6 — Dance Monkey SCRATCHED 2 1s57 Justfixit Wuldya (2) 58.5 62 H Schofer (a1) 3 02 Canchero (12) 57.5 52 (a3) 18 — Happy Remark SCRATCHED 2 616 Selva Verde (9) 57 63 T Newman (a2) 7 34733 Arabia (4) 56.5 53 T Thornton 4 98s34 Odinpower (1) 57.5 52 T Newman (a2) 3 00s02 Solid Contact (5) 57 59 H Schofer (a1) 8 872 Glorified (15) 56.5 52 M McNab 3 s5761 Eridani (11) 57.5 64 K Asano (a) 4 79775 Kirra Lad (1) 57 59 S Weatherley 5 490s2 Shang Chi (10) 57.5 52 K Asano (a) 7 Waikato Tractors 2.54 4 94230 Rusalka (15) 56.5 62 E McCall (a3) 9 06574 Endean Bay (12) 56.5 50 (a3) 6 89s4 Jameson (15) 57.5 50 R Elliot 10 46894 Lambo (10) 56.5 50 K Asano (a) 5 38275 Capellani (12) 56.5 57 R Elliot $11,000, rating 74 benchmark, 1300m 5 85415 Alegre (1) 56 61 L Satherley 7 59376 Tellmesomethingboy (5) 57.5 50 6 56108 Nothinsweetaboutme (14) 56 61 (a3) 11 6 Thora’s Joy (14) 56.5 46 V Colgan 6 59s70 Nitrate (4) 56.5 58 T Newman (a2) 1 5s235 Now Is Now (14) 59 72 A Calder T Thornton 7 64840 Prosperous (8) 56 61 M McNab 12 7 Melilot (6) 56.5 45 L Satherley 7 s0900 Vibrato (13) 56.5 58 (a3) 2 26s61 Master Park (13) 59 68 K Asano (a) 8 09s00 Flypast (7) 57.5 46 H Schofer (a1) 8 009s6 Koolascuz (11) 56 57 J M Fillmore EMERGENCIES: 8 30065 Willy Away (3) 56 57 E Nicholas (a4) 3 s1247 Fighting Fire (9) 58.5 67 R Elliot 9 09807 Happy Remark (8) 55.5 56 A Calder 9 Some Like It Hot (3) 57.5 45 L Satherley 13 60 Elegancia (2) 56.5 45 A Calder 4 36153 Ottavio (12) 58.5 67 B Rogerson (a4) 9 48s30 Lady Gwendolyn (3) 55.5 60 10 s3100 Geri (7) 55 59 D Danis 10 Spoiler Alert (16) 57.5 45 C Barnes 14 88s Southern Crown (9) 58.5 45 5 76011 Pablo Casals (2) 58.5 67 L Satherley S Weatherley 11 98s90 Raggedy Doll (5) 54.5 58 T Yanagida (a1) 11 2 Night ‘n’ Vegas (14) 55.5 52 15 00 Show N’ Tease (11) 56.5 45 6 54344 London Bound (11) 57 68 M McNab 10 00204 Leicalot (2) 55 59 J Fawcett 12 03794 She Speeds (6) 54 57 A Goindasamy (a1) E Nicholas (a4) 16 76s0s Heaps (13) 58.5 45 7 90157 Sweet Hunter (7) 56.5 67 S Weatherley 11 s0406 Aspiring (10) 54.5 58 T Yanagida (a1) EMERGENCY: 12 74s80 Maenad (17) 55.5 48 A Goindasamy (a1) 17 08s8 River Of Hope (17) 56.5 45 8 830s0 Couturiere (10) 55.5 65 12 02586 Ludus (7) 54 57 C Barnes 18 80s0 Brookbourne (3) 58.5 45 13 710s0 Rusavy (9) 58 61 EMERGENCIES: 13 Keen As (9) 55.5 45 A Goindasamy (a1) EMERGENCIES: 2 Cambridge Equine Hospital 11.57 4 Liquorland Cambridge 1.07 14 7 Kantra (4) 55.5 45 9 390s8 Lookseasy (3) 55.5 65 T Yanagida (a1) 13 s8504 Mr Bazamour (6) 55 55 15 0 Goodo Jo (13) 57.5 45 J M Fillmore 10 45s06 Bolt From The Blue (5) 55.5 61 14 096 Sir Allykhazann (12) 54 45 $10,000, maiden, 1550m $10,000, maiden, 1300m 16 87s88 Boomer Hill (8) 57.5 45 T Newman (a2) A Goindasamy (a1) 1 24235 Hit The Road Jack (6) 58.5 54 1 8s333 Bold Performer (11) 58.5 53 17 Trevino (6) 57.5 47 11 103s0 El Coolio (4) 55.5 61 T Thornton 15 03794 She Speeds (13) 54 57 E Nicholas (a4) T Yanagida (a1) 18 Le Capilla (2) 57.5 45 12 9490s Felix Faure (6) 54 55 E Nicholas (a4) 16 24235 Hit The Road Jack (16) 54.5 54
Wanganui greys at Hatrick Wednesday 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 2 84641 Cool Run nwtd Bill Hodgson 5 racingtips.co.nz 1.16 7 54883 Big Time Porsche nwtd M S Clark 2 51682 Gotcha Max 17.89 D P Symes Race 1: BIG TIME CARNAGE, ALLEGRO MADDIE, DEFER FIRE 3 24658 Hardcore Pig nwtd Agent & Williams 8 33488 Taranaki Brie 18.00 Colleen Brider 3 62867 Sahara Dream 17.91 Marcie Flipp 4 53737 Big Time Versace nwtd Lisa Cole $2100, C2, 305m EMERGENCIES: 4 77277 Homebush Surgeon nwtd Sue Gommans Race 2: COOL RUN, BIG TIME POKEMON, OSCAR’S REALITY 5 54T84 Al’s Casino nwtd Lana Pearce 1 36344 Johny Mowhawk 17.91 David Denbee 9 58646 Big Time Tatum 17.56 Agent & Williams 5 66763 Bound Up nwtd John McInerney Race 3: BIG TIME JUICY, BIG TIME RYDER, 6 77433 Check Me Out nwtd Sue Gommans 2 61466 Bigtime Stella 17.42 Agent & Williams 10 77865 Rapid Renegade 17.89 Richard Waite 6 71442 Big Time Paisley 17.77 Lisa Cole BIG TIME CLOVER 7 4646 Allegro Zac nwtd Lisa Cole 3 82235 Porcelain Panda 17.78 Lana Pearce 7 27156 Hardcore Bart 18.04 Agent & Williams Race 4: BIG TIME JUDA, IDOL ZIGGY, SO SEVERE 8 55225 Oscar’s Reality nwtd K A Lincoln-Papuni 4 74361 Shamrock Green 17.78 Carol Morris 8 Hatrick Dash 2.06 8 36772 Cookie Biscuit 17.73 Marcie Flipp Race 5: BIG TIME QUINN, PORCELAIN PANDA, BORN TRIXIE EMERGENCIES: 5 28245 Big Time Quinn 17.73 Lisa Cole $2000, C1, heat, 305m EMERGENCIES: Race 6: BIG TIME BANGER, BIG TIME NORA, 9 37687 Feel The Charm nwtd Sue Gommans 6 57222 Born Trixie nwtd Marcie Flipp 9 68843 Hardcore Kobe 18.40 Agent & Williams 10 77 Big Time Meg nwtd Susie Kite 1 47434 Mother’s Touch 17.69 J & D Bell 10 66885 Mitcham Ocean nwtd John McInerney OPAWA LYNDSAY 7 38523 Pretty Belinda 17.83 Wendy Kite 2 25136 Big Time Blair 18.02 Lisa Cole Race 7: HOMEBUSH FURY, NUTTY NUTS, HIGHVIEW SUSIE 3 Lance Green Accountant 12.41 8 76771 Kiosk 17.75 J & D Bell 3 68464 Big Time Lorna 17.88 Marcie Flipp 11 Presidents Dash 3.03 Race 8: BIG TIME BLAIR, BIG TIME LORNA, ALLEGRO LEXXI EMERGENCIES: 4 85468 Paradox Prince 17.95 Bill Hodgson $3500, C0, 520m $2000, C1, 305m Race 9: BIG TIME JARRED, ALLEGRO BRYAN, OPAWA CHEAP 9 84818 Hardcore Kylie 17.82 Agent & Williams 5 82444 Allegro Lexxi 17.63 Agent & Williams 10 66647 Elsa Blueblood 17.89 John McInerney Race 10: BIG TIME PAISLEY, GOTCHA MAX, SADOWSKI 1 6 Big Time Andy nwtd Lisa Cole 6 34343 Opawa Gravel nwtd Marcie Flipp 1 47536 Justin Lincoln 17.87 G Thompson 2 54425 Big Time Juicy nwtd Lisa Cole 2 36622 Al’s Loaded 18.26 Lana Pearce Race 11: BIG TIME TASHA, BIG TIME DANDY, AL’S LOADED 7 s8574 Alamein Beauden 18.28 Kettlewell & Phillips 3 45327 Big Time Cherry nwtd Lisa Cole 6 Palamountains Sci. Nutrition 1.33 8 33665 Homebush Vassy nwtd John McInerney 3 56315 Kinetic Angel 18.68 Kettlewell & Phillips Race 12: BIG TIME PRADA, CHOICE SISTER, AHUROA LADY 4 25463 Adobe Pebbles nwtd W Woods $2800, C1, 520m EMERGENCIES: 4 41251 Big Time Dandy 17.96 Lisa Cole 5 44374 Effortless Run nwtd Bill Hodgson 5 s1128 Big Time Tasha 17.71 Lisa Cole 1 51 Big Time Nora nwtd Lisa Cole 9 66787 Mitcham Liam 18.26 John McInerney 6 5622 Big Time Ryder nwtd Lisa Cole 6 53687 Double Queenie nwtd John McInerney 2 74645 Wifi Inga 30.64 G & S Fredrickson 10 37847 Three Of Hearts 18.36 Bill Hodgson 7 Highview Spud nwtd G & S Fredrickson 7 35343 Clansman Douglas 18.16 Robert Murray 8 33265 Big Time Clover nwtd Lisa Cole 3 116 Big Time Banger 30.61 Lisa Cole 9 Accell “Leading The Way” 2.26 8 35487 Al’s Witch 18.09 Lana Pearce 1 Welcome To Hatrick 12.06 4 43331 Opawa Lyndsay nwtd Marcie Flipp EMERGENCIES: $2000, C1, heat, 305m EMERGENCIES: $1900, C0, 305m 9 Highview Howard nwtd G & S Fredrickson 5 52858 Opawa Mason nwtd Marcie Flipp 9 27757 Ahuroa Whizz 18.46 Robert Murray 1 65468 Pachinko nwtd Linda Martin 10 544 Mr Farenheit nwtd Carol Morris 6 43567 Adobe Turtle 31.16 Sue Gommans 1 s8227 Big Time Jarred nwtd Agent & Williams 10 57757 Gemmas Dilemma 18.14 John McInerney 2 8F536 Big Time Adison nwtd Lisa Cole 7 63538 Allegro Ruby nwtd Lisa Cole 2 48482 Homebush Mandy 17.66 Sue Gommans 3 27372 Big Time Carnage nwtd Lisa Cole 4 Kernow Construction 12.58 8 23862 Big Time Rita 30.68 Lisa Cole 3 73525 Dottie Bell 17.87 Leanne Bell 12 Book Your Function 3.21 EMERGENCIES: 4 2486 Dynamic Empire nwtd J & D Bell $2100, C2, 305m 4 36266 Opawa Marcie 18.07 Marcie Flipp $2000, C1, 305m 5 Allegro Maddie nwtd Lisa Cole 9 17477 Big Time Mason 30.28 Lisa Cole 5 57365 Thrilling Gina nwtd K A Lincoln-Papuni 6 43722 Feel The Madness nwtd Sue Gommans 1 6F252 Big Time Juda 17.69 Susie Kite 10 65783 Waiting Game 30.85 Wendy Kite 6 74647 Agent Amy 18.06 John McInerney 1 22636 Kina Magic 18.03 A L Frost 7 Defer Fire nwtd G & S Fredrickson 2 32813 Idol Ziggy 17.67 Marcie Flipp 7 42211 Allegro Bryan 17.92 Lisa Cole 2 25182 Ahuroa Lady 18.21 Robert Murray 8 88553 Hardcore Lisa nwtd Agent & Williams 3 36354 Ester 18.07 Marcie Flipp 7 Laser Plumbing 1.50 8 42727 Opawa Cheap nwtd Marcie Flipp 3 116 Big Time Prada 17.56 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 4 56426 So Severe 17.71 Carol Morris $2000, C1, heat, 305m EMERGENCIES: 4 66324 Ariana Sunset 18.31 Robert Murray 9 85486 Goldstar Harlowe nwtd Susie Kite 5 45615 Wifi Robyn 17.70 G & S Fredrickson 9 26558 Alamein Felix 17.84 Kettlewell & Phillips 5 42337 Choice Sister 17.77 Carol Morris 1 52476 Alamein Graeme 17.96 Kettlewell & Phillips 10 84867 Endless Style nwtd J & D Bell 6 18877 Hardcore Jet 17.72 Agent & Williams 10 47768 Homebush Jennia 17.92 John McInerney 6 76564 Milo Tonight 17.80 Lana Pearce 7 52687 Elite Bubble 17.73 A L Frost 2 43332 Homebush Fury nwtd John McInerney 7 45433 Allegro Berkley 17.69 Lisa Cole 2 Laser Plumbing 12.23 8 12146 Big Time Blaze 17.59 Lisa Cole 3 71 Highview Susie 17.95 G & S Fredrickson 10 Kernow Construction 2.46 8 81144 Kinetic Bow 18.14 Kettlewell & Phillips EMERGENCIES: 4 73135 Nutty Nuts 17.86 Marcie Flipp EMERGENCIES: $1900, C0, 305m 9 56633 True Testament 17.87 Bill Hodgson 5 35315 Big Time Melody 17.93 Brian Marsh $2000, C1, heat, 305m 9 27757 Ahuroa Whizz 18.46 Robert Murray 1 2 Big Time Pokemon nwtd Lisa Cole 10 82387 Citizen Aguero nwtd John McInerney 6 67388 Small Paige 17.96 Agent & Williams 1 43758 Sadowski nwtd Linda Martin 10 87578 Miss Janet nwtd John McInerney
New South Wales races at Canterbury Wednesday TAB Doubles 2-3, 4-5, 6-7 Trebles 2-3-4, 5-6-7 Quaddies 1-2-3-4, 4-5-6-7 Place6 2-7 Selections 2 Astern @ Darley Handicap 3.25 4 Sky Racing Handicap 4.35 8 3359s Brazenpine w (3) 56 90 A Adkins 13 91447 De Valera cwn (3) 54 92 J Collett Race 1: ALMIGHTY RISING, LARKSPUR RUN, CONSTRUCT 9 7s106 Escape Artist dw (12) 56 94 J Parr 14 87462 Into The Oblivion dwb (8) 54 92 $50,000, 3yo Maiden, 1100m $50,000, 3yo Benchmark 64, 1250m 10 223s6 I Am Capitan d (13) 56 88 Ms K O’Hara Race 2: TIGHT ROPES, SMARTY LEE, MOUNT FUJI 1 9s24s Mount Fuji b (1) 58 95 J Mc Donald 1 4s401 No Laughing Matter dw (4) 61 100 11 1426 Imposing Beau dwb (11) 55 100 EMERGENCIES: Race 3: SELEQUE, TAMERLANE, MATTERHORN 2 43 Smarty Lee (2) 56.5 93 B Avdulla R Bayliss B Avdulla 15 34924 Clear Blonde w (11) 54 89 Race 4: TASTEBUD, NO LAUGHING MATTER, GRENADO 3 2922s Head Legislator (4) 56 98 J Collett 2 41335 Arctic Thunder w (5) 60.5 98 12 1s84s Foxy Xenia d (1) 54 89 B Ryan (a2) 16 27377 Chief Kidder w (6) 54 91 J Ford Race 5: TAMERLANE, SOAMI, ESCAPE ARTIST 4 Kyalla (9) 55 96 Ms R King Ms E Hennessy (a3) 13 17s65 Deploys Alone wn (10) 54 93 Race 6: MARGIE BEE, RULES DON’T APPLY, BETHENCOURT 5 9s222 Kennedy Choice (5) 54.5 96 R Bayliss 3 51s7s Scenic Warrior w (3) 60.5 96 B Ryan (a2) 7 XXXX Handicap 6.20 Race 7: WAIRERE FALLS, SAVIGNE, SILENT AGENDA 6 69 Whasir (10) 54.5 76 4 60172 Centimental w (9) 59.5 93 T Berry 6 TAB Handicap 5.45 $50,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 72, 1550m 7 345s3 Latin Lyric (7) 54 100 Ms K O’Hara 5 187s4 Grenado cwn (6) 59.5 93 J Mc Donald $50,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 72, 1900m 1 0s927 Knight w (13) 61 94 8 3655s Not Another Reiby (8) 54 96 6 82s34 Tastebud db (8) 59 96 1 00s06 Navy Cross cw (10) 61 95 J Van Overmeire (a1.5) S Clipperton J Van Overmeire (a1.5) J Van Overmeire (a1.5) 2 70s52 Off Shaw w (12) 61 100 J Parr 9 s2355 Spicy Restaurant (6) 54 99 T Berry 7 8s116 Shotgun Alli w (1) 58 96 S Clipperton 2 — Amoretti SCRATCHED 3 s8463 Savigne tcw (2) 61 93 K Mc Evoy 10 456s4 Tight Ropes (3) 54 95 K Mc Evoy 8 587s5 My Ruby (7) 57 94 K Mc Evoy 4 s3225 Wairere Falls dwb (5) 60 94 T Berry 3 74471 Controlthewitness dw (2) 59.5 98 9 0s8s9 Sunborn b (2) 57 87 J Collett 5 311s9 Sciconic (6) 59 87 S Clipperton 3 China Horse Club 4.00 10 32143 Yesmeena w (10) 55.5 96 B Avdulla Ms L Day 6 35656 Serena (1) 58.5 97 T Clark 4 11s21 Fantastic Baby w (13) 59.5 97 T Berry 1 Admire Mars At Arrowfield 2.50 $50,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 72, 1250m 7 71638 Jungle Book w (4) 58 94 J Collett 5 Vinery Stud Handicap 5.10 5 75701 Mr Gee cw (15) 59.5 95 B Avdulla 8 0s926 Miss Einstein dw (9) 58 98 J Mc Donald $50,000, 2yo, 1250m 1 30111 Mr Magical dw (5) 59.5 96 6 s4352 Bethencourt w (12) 58.5 99 J Parr $50,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 72, 1100m 9 02210 Wild Chap cw (11) 57.5 97 1 878s3 Construct b (6) 59 95 R Bayliss Ms E Hennessy (a3) 7 16417 Rules Don’t Apply tcw (1) 58.5 100 Ms E Hennessy (a3) 2 0s1 Almighty Rising tw (8) 58.5 100 T Berry 2 125s0 New Tycoon w (1) 59.5 76 J Parr 1 4757s Ashman d (7) 62.5 91 P Scorse (a3) J Mc Donald 10 18s47 Kaptive cwn (8) 56.5 96 B Avdulla 3 3s California Press (7) 56.5 95 K Mc Evoy 3 531s1 Seleque w (8) 59.5 97 T Berry 2 6s154 Tamerlane w (5) 58.5 96 T Berry 8 00202 Margie Bee w (9) 58 96 Ms R King 11 12s62 Silent Agenda twn (3) 56.5 95 R Bayliss 4 741 Rebel’s Edge dw (2) 56.5 92 Ms K O’Hara 4 5s424 Hibiscus Lady w (7) 58.5 88 Ms L Day 3 s7230 El Cohete cdwn (9) 58 99 R Bayliss 9 43232 Maccomo wb (4) 57 94 B Ryan (a2) 12 s5565 Bob’s Your Uncle cwn (14) 55.5 93 5 4 I Am Lethal (1) 56 92 B Avdulla 5 6s154 Tamerlane w (6) 58.5 91 K Mc Evoy 4 415s1 Soami w (2) 57.5 97 Ms K O’Hara 10 — Viren SCRATCHED Ms K O’Hara 6 221s Larkspur Run w (5) 56 91 Ms R King 6 21s15 Matterhorn wb (4) 57 100 J Mc Donald 5 31040 Turnstyle dw (4) 57.5 93 J Mc Donald 11 84785 Tochi cdwn (5) 56 93 K Mc Evoy EMERGENCIES: 7 6 Regal Pom (3) 55.5 90 T Clark 7 0744s Enduring Night w (2) 54 84 Ms R King 6 213s7 Coco Cuber dw (6) 57 87 S Clipperton 12 s3916 Nothing Too Hard dw (7) 55.5 93 13 516s6 Undoubted w (10) 55.5 93 Ms R King 8 7s Turgenev (4) 55.5 98 J Mc Donald 8 667s0 Zidane tn (3) 54 85 J Ford 7 — Leave Me Some SCRATCHED S Clipperton 14 55921 Adamas Prince w (7) 55 97 K S Latham
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. 24 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 Australia bid to end List of British Open T20 batting collapses CRICKET McDonald said. “We feel as though by Justin Chadwick, AAP we got most parts of the prep right with the constraints that we had, so withdrawals grows PERTH — They’re 2-0 down in the there’s no excuse in terms of that. best-of-five series after two horrible But it does take a bit of time to get GOLF this year under strict protocols by while he has gone through 10 days batting collapses, but Australia are up and running. the UK government, and some of self-isolation without symptoms, refusing to fall back on excuses “We’re coming up against a team SANDWICH — Former champion instituted by the R&A, such as his tests keep coming back positive. ahead of the third T20 against the that’s had five T20 internationals Zach Johnson is the latest to prohibiting players from staying with The PGA Tour had this issue a West Indies in St Lucia. against South Africa, they’re well withdraw from the British Open anyone except their own small core year ago with positive tests. US Australia lost 6 wickets for 19 into their groove. A lot of these because he tested positive for the of people. health officials said PCR tests can runs in the series opener and 7-39 in players play the T20 format the coronavirus. Johnson, who won at St. Andrews pick up remnants of the virus even game two to scuttle any chance of whole year around. Some of them Louis de Jager, one of 12 in a playoff in 2015, was at the John though it is no longer active. But snaring victory in either games. don’t even play in other formats. players who earned a spot at Royal Deere Classic and had to be tested under UK guidelines, Matsuyama The visitors need to win game “We’ve got some batters in the St. George’s through local final before getting on a charter flight. He would need to produce a negative three on Tuesday to keep the series middle order who are batting with qualifying two weeks ago, also did not play the third or fourth round test. alive, but whether they can avoid each other for the first time as well. returned a positive Covid-19 test with any other player who is at the Two-time Masters champion another batting collapse remains a They’re not excuses, but it’s exactly and withdrew. British Open. Bubba Watson said he came in big question. where we’re at on the journey The R&A said Ryan Moore, The latest players to withdraw contact with a person who had a Australia entered the series forward for this group for this tour. runner-up at the John Deere were replaced by Adam Long of positive Covid-19 test and withdrew. missing a host of key T20 players, “We wanted to be better, we felt Classic in Illinois, chose not to the United States, Sam Horsfield of Under the R&A requirements sent and the team is severely underdone as though we prepared to be better, accept the exemption for the England and Dylan Frittelli of South to players on June 22, anyone who in terms of games under its belt. and we didn’t quite put it together highest finisher among the top five Africa. is identified as a contact has to self- In contrast, the West Indies have for those first two matches. I think at the PGA Tour event. The field already is missing seven isolate and be withdrawn. just completed a five-match T20 the key is to judge this group over That brings to 16 the number players from the top 75 in the world, Other players cited international series against South Africa. the five matches.” of players who have withdrawn or unusual for a major. travel requirements — Kevin Na Australia assistant coach Andrew Allrounder Mitch Marsh has been chosen not to take their spots in the Some had no choice. Masters — or an emphasis on preparing McDonald says although his team the standout Australian performer field for the 149th edition of golf’s champion Hideki Matsuyama at instead for the Olympics - Sungjae has faced hurdles to perform at its so far with scores of 51 and 54. oldest championship. No.18 was the highest-ranked player Im, Siwoo Kim and Juvic Pagunsan. best, the coaching group expect The current series shapes as an The British Open was the only to withdraw. He had a positive The men’s competition in the Tokyo better. important part of Australia’s build- major to be cancelled last year Covid-19 test during the Rocket Olympics starts 11 days after the “We always knew we were going up to the T20 World Cup in the UAE, because of the pandemic. It returns Mortgage Classic on July 2, and British Open ends. — AP to have our work cut out early on,” which begins in October. THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Wednesday, July 14, 2021 SUDOKU CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Scott Porter, 42; Matthew Fox, 55; Jane Lynch, 61; Stan Shaw, 69. Happy Birthday: You'll have plenty of options this year. Consider what will serve you best, and SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made refuse to get bogged down with trivial matters. Keeping a clear head and up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. staying focused on what you want to achieve will be your tickets to success. 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GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Be careful how you handle emotional issues. A discussion will turn sour if you aren't careful how you explain your long-term plans. Discipline and paying attention to detail will help you overcome setbacks and avoid criticism and complaints. Work alone if possible. 2 stars CANCER (June 21-July 22): DOUBLE CROSSWORD No 11,341 Look for an unusual opportunity, and you'll find something that intrigues you. Gather information, and study all the ins and outs before you take a leap of CRYPTIC CLUES faith. Preparation along with knowledge and practice will pay off. 4 stars LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): ACROSS DOWN Embrace change. View life as an adventure, and turn any disappointment you encounter into a new beginning. Let go of what you cannot change and head 1. See 21 Across 2. A splendid transaction toward the brighter side of life. Engage in activities that make you feel alive. 3 8. 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The consequence of those who keep the fitness will ease stress. 3 stars spoiling the lustre (6) show going, we hear (8) SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 17. How son is confused by 7. Catch sight of eastern Use ingenuity to develop the best way to use your skills without taxing yourself being exhibited (2,4) agent (4) physically. Don't let demanding people or an unexpected change cause you to 18. This sheds light on the 11. Diarist’s words on miss out on something you want to pursue. Expand your mind and options. 4 solution (4) retirement (3,2,2,3) stars 19. The task of standing for 13. The girl showing SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): election is a discretion (8) Someone is likely to withhold information. Do your research, double-check pre-arranged 16. Key operative in the essential details and question anything that sounds suspicious. Don't rely deception (3-2,3) commercial world (6) on others, and be prepared to do the work yourself to avoid disappointment. 21 & 1 Ac. Banging 17. Get in boat unsteadily (6) Focus on personal growth and your happiness. 2 stars forbidden, we hear, for 18. Successfully deal with CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): SOLUTIONS TO this musical what the priest You'll be on the move and ready to take on the world. Ideas will come to you Quick Crossword answers group! (10,4) assumes (4) from a unique situation and help you bring about unprecedented changes that PUZZLE 11,340 will improve your home life and your ability to use your skills uniquely. 5 stars also fit the large grid 22. To stop being inactive 20. What’s used for writing QUICK will cause a stir (2-2) the first of the texts AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): ACROSS: 7 Ideal; 8 Imagine; Put pressure on yourself to be and do your best. Set goals, get into a routine 9 Gallows; 10 Erect; and aim to strengthen yourself physically. Don't let changes at home bog you 12 Imposition; 15 Improbable; QUICK CLUES down or stop you from working toward being better and stronger. 3 stars 18 Growl; 19 Eternal; PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): 21 Bananas; 22 Start. ACROSS DOWN You'll be mesmerized by the unusual. Open discussions will encourage you to DOWN: 1 Disgusting; 2 Belle; 1. Catalogue (4) 2. Browbeat (10) get involved in something that interests you. The suggestions you make will 3 Also; 4 Fiasco; 5 Material; 8. Counted (10) 3. Trial (4) bring about positive change that will improve your life and the lives of others. 6 Kinetic; 11 Tenability; 3 stars 13 Moorland; 14 Appoint; 9. Region (8) 4. Droll (6) Birthday Baby: 16 Averse; 17 Sneak; 20 Else. 10. Dreadful (4) 5. Superior (6) You are dedicated, passionate and entertaining. You are innovative and CRYPTIC assertive. ACROSS: 7 Atlas; 8 Inherit; 12. Straight (6) 6. Good-looking (8) 9 Packing; 10 Rower; 12 Hand- 14. Grub (6) 7. Unemployed (4) to-hand; 15 On the shelf; 15. Obvious (6) 11. Unwillingness (10) 18 Tiara; 19 Usurper; 21 Shellac; 22 Nylon. 17. Sermonise (6) 13. Expulsion (8) DOWN: 1 Camping out; 2 Slack; 18. Warmth (4) 16. Admitting (6) STAR RATINGS 3 Asti; 4 Singed; 5 Charcoal; 19. Eruption (8) 17. Draught (6) FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. 6 Crowbar; 11 Red herring; FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. 13 Amenable; 14 Steamed; 21. Everywhere (10) 18. Detest (4) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. 16 Haunch; 17 Apple; 20 Urns. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 22. So be it (4) 20. Duty list (4) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 SPORT 25 Building towards Origin greatness
RUGBY LEAGUE series if they complete their two games in charge. by Scott Bailey, AAP first whitewash in 21 years on Daly Cherry-Evans has Wednesday. also had to defend his role SYDNEY — Danny Buderus A further 29 or more points in as captain and halfback, just isn’t prepared to declare this Game III will break the record eight months after being the NSW State of Origin team the for most scored by a team in an Maroons’ favourite son amid finest Blues side ever — at Origin series. last year’s against-the-odds least not yet. One more Tom Trbojevic series win. Because NSW’s longest- try will see him equal Ryan And while the end-of-year serving captain says such Girdler’s record of five from that World Cup remains in serious accolades have to be earned same 2000 series. doubt, the Origin series could over multiple series, not just Queensland meanwhile have leave several Queenslanders one. just one try between them for without Kangaroos jerseys. “It’s hard, it’s a one-off the series, making the case Christian Welch should be series and you look at what that this outfit is the worst the only Maroon genuinely Queensland did for 10 years,” Maroons side in history. confident of being in the 17 if Buderus told AAP. Their six points across the coach Mal Meninga’s best team “There has been a lot first two games leaves them was picked on form alone. of heartache for a lot of nine points shy of the worst Jarome Luai and Nathan Blues fans for a long time attack across a series — that Cleary are easily the form just watching Queensland coming from the Maroons way halves of the competition, dominate. back in 1992. Damien Cook has proven “This team needs to stay The margin between the two himself above Harry Grant together for a long time and teams is already at a record and Brian To’o is outshining just keep forcing it.” mark after just two games, with Valentine Holmes. The problem for Queensland: NSW 70 points superior to their The bench utility role could There’s every chance Brad opponents. be there for a Maroon through Fittler’s team will remain And while that can partly be the likes of Cameron Munster dominant for some time, given attributed to the rule changes or Ben Hunt, but Apisai the gulf in class between the that are also causing NRL Koroisau can also make his two sides. blowouts, Queensland’s easy case on debut on Wednesday “You never know where this surrender at home in both night. group could end up,” says games can’t be. The Maroons know that is Buderus, who is in the NSW In Origin history, just five one extra incentive for a game camp as an assistant coach. times has a team lost two that is anything but a dead “They are all young and have games on home soil in one rubber. their best years ahead of them year. “Mal’s coming out and said as footy players. Come Wednesday night, the it plays a big part, so us losing “It could be one of the great Maroons could have lost all 3-0 isn’t going to help many teams, but we still have a lot of three at home, with the game Queenslanders get in the EYEING TRY NO. 5: Tom Trbojevic of the Blues gets past Kurt Capewell work ahead to label this team moved to Gold Coast. (Australian) side,” Cherry-Evans of the Maroons during Game 2 of the 2021 State of Origin series between as that.” The result could have far- said. “I guess it’s another small the Queensland Maroons and New South Wales Blues at Suncorp Stadium Statistically at least, there reaching implications too, with part of the picture in Brisbane on Sunday, June 27. Trbojevic scored a hat-trick in Game 1, will be little argument against Maroons coach Paul Green “It’s only going to help our described as one of the great Origin performances, and tomorrow night will this being the Blues’ greatest fighting for job survival after just cause to play at that next level.” be gunning for a record-equalling fifth try in a series. AAP picture Wallabies ready for NRL double-headers likely as a beefed-up France part of Queensland hub plan RUGBY LEAGUE join players after their own calling off their long- by Scott Bailey, AAP quarantine period. awaited homecoming against RUGBY by Melissa Woods, AAP in the only change to the match-day 23. The NRL also remains Canterbury in round 22. He replaces Allan Alaalatoa in the No.3 SYDNEY — The NRL is hopeful there will be crowds A first grand final in MELBOURNE — The stage is set for jersey. eyeing double and triple- at all games during that Brisbane is also not out of a clash of the titans with the Wallabies Hooper said it would be a different headers as it navigates the period. the question, with Abdo bracing for a beefed-up France forward challenge for Tupou, affectionately known logistical nightmare of moving “We’re going to put a unwilling to put a number on pack in the second test on Tuesday night as “Tongan Thor”, who has only started in the vast majority of the proposal to the Queensland what would allow a return to in Melbourne. six of 26 tests. competition to Queensland. Government on a way for us Sydney after 112 Covid-19 While the Wallabies have included “We’re going to be seeing a bit of back Plans for shifting 12 clubs to safely secure the players cases were announced on heavy-hitter Taniela Tupou as their and forth with that position — Allan is an from NSW and ACT for at and the environment,” NRL Monday. starting tight-head for the AAMI Park established world-class prop and Taniela least a month were being boss Andrew Abdo said. “We’re committing for a match, he will be dwarfed by French does what he does, which is world class finalised yesterday, with “We are very experienced four-week period. Will it debutant Wilfrid Hounkpatin. as well,” Hooper said. “But it’s a different league bosses realistic that around clean and dirty be longer than that? It’s A genuine man mountain, Hounkpatin challenge, coming off the bench is a the rest of the season could be zones and different levels possible,” Abdo said. stands 192cm and weighs in at 132kg, different look to starting. played out in the hub. of protocols. So there is a “It is somewhat linked with France coach Fabien Galthie “We know the French are coming Clubs were also feeling possibility of us moving to obviously to the infection rate, bringing in five new forwards as they look in hot when it comes to set piece, it’s the pinch, with key support crowds very quickly. it’s also linked to restrictions. to steamroll their way to a series-levelling something they pride themselves on, so staff missing out with just 11 “After around a two-week “And it’s also linked to win. our full eight has a responsibility there.” spots in most bubbles for non- period, we will then start exemptions that we might be France’s failure to kick the ball out Hooper said while they scrapped to an players, after having almost looking at opportunities to able to obtain from other state after 80 minutes effectively cost Les important win, the team recognised that double as many last year. play double-headers and governments too. Bleus their first victory on Australian soil they needed to improve dramatically, with But the biggest challenge triple-headers.” “We also need to consider in 31 years, with the Wallabies notching a errors and missed tackles allowing the for the NRL remains The NRL must also the opportunity cost of not 23-21 win. French to skip out to an early 15-0 lead. organising the 500 bubble negotiate to have Origin being able to have crowds or Wallabies skipper Michael Hooper “We want to improve significantly this inhabitants. players rejoin their club potential disruption.” expected the visitors to be stung by the week and we’ve focused a lot on that . . . Penrith, Manly, Newcastle bubbles after Wednesday, but What will change is how opening loss at Suncorp Stadium and where we think we can hurt these guys, and Sydney Roosters are is confident it will be able to. clubs operate off the field. bring plenty of emotion into game two. we think we’ve got so much more in us,” bound for Sunshine Coast, The implications of the Some will have to share “Obviously they’re going to take it up Hooper said. Canterbury, Canberra, South shift were felt far and wide, doctors and even analysts or another level this week,” Hooper said on “We’ve got to back our skill set and we Sydney, Parramatta and the with Canberra officials still in sports scientists, with 30 of Monday. think we can do some damage.” Warriors will be on the Gold shock they had been moved the 41 spots in most club’s “They’ve made five changes up front Meanwhile, the opening test victory Coast while Cronulla, St despite no cases in the ACT bubbles to be taken up by and they’re going to be bringing a hell of has seen the Wallabies jump up in the George Illawarra and Wests for 367 days. players. a lot of emotion and physicality to this world rankings from seven to five. Tigers are Brisbane-based. It’s believed Victoria closing Most clubs have a head game. Australia overtook France, who Players and staff will their border to the ACT forced coach, three assistants, two “It’s a lot of weight up front with both dropped from fifth to sixth, and Wales, remain in quarantine in those the move, but Canberra physios, a football manager, teams so it’s going to be a great contest.” who slumped from sixth to seventh with hubs for two weeks while officials are still hopeful gear steward as well as Tupou produced a barn-storming their 20-20 draw with Argentina in Cardiff training and playing, with players could travel between strength and conditioning performance off the bench to help turn at the weekend. extra freedoms likely to follow. ACT and Queensland. coaches and on-field the match Australia’s way, with a starting World champions South Africa still Families are also expected New Zealand fans were trainers with the required role his reward from coach Dave Rennie hold top spot. to fly up within the week and again hit, with the Warriors qualifications. 26 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 Southgate steps up over penalty plan flop
FOOTBALL by Rob Harris, AP The focus will turn instead to Southgate’s It was a big ask of Rashford and Sancho the pitch,” Southgate said. decision-making. Should he have asked a after spending most of the night sitting on “We win and lose together.” LONDON — It all ended in a familiar 19-year-old to step up for such a pressure- the bench. They both missed penalties before It was a defeat that came after England consoling embrace for Gareth Southgate. packed moment? Sancho as England lost 3-2 in the shootout. gained the perfect platform to surge to Wrapping his arms around Bukayo Saka, the Raheem Sterling, a Premier League winner “It’s down to me,” Southgate said. “I glory when Luke Shaw scored in the second England coach felt the teenager’s anguish. playing at his fourth tournament, wasn’t even decided on the penalty takers based on what minute. Having a decisive penalty saved in a included among the five penalty takers before we’ve done in training. Nobody is on their But England also took the lead early in the European Championship match at Wembley the shootout was over and Italy was going off own. That’s my call and it totally rests on 2018 World Cup semi-finals against Croatia Stadium can be such a lonely experience. to collect the trophy. me.” after scoring in the fifth minute. It still follows Southgate 25 years after his Southgate’s strategy will be analysed for Alan Shearer, who scored England’s first Just like that 2-1 loss three years ago, missed spot kick in the semi-finals against years to come in a nation still waiting for a penalty before Southgate’s miss at Euro ‘96, England failed to build on a position of Germany. first major title since the 1966 World Cup. doubted his former teammate’s strategy. strength. Now he had to accept responsibility for Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho were “Mentally you have to get yourself right,” For a squad hyped up for its attacking Sunday’s final loss to Italy, having selected brought in in the 120th minute just in time Shearer said. “You’ve not kicked a ball for a threats, England became timid in the search Saka to take what would be the last kick to take penalties. Rashford had to play at few hours.” for a second goal. of Euro 2020 — a kick saved by Gianluigi right back with Kyle Walker sacrificed for the No one was faulting the players who Striker Harry Kane didn’t even have a shot Donnarumma. looming shootout. missed but that didn’t stop the grimly familiar on target until he scored his penalty. “He is not on his own,” Southgate said. Liverpool’s Premier League and spate of racially abusive messages being “At times we didn’t keep the ball well “We’ve got to be there to support him. We’ve Champions League winner, Jordan sent to Sancho, Rashford and Saka on social enough,” Southgate said. got to be there to help him. But I’m sure he’ll Henderson, was deemed less suitable for a media. All three are Black. “That invited more pressure. It’s something get a lot of love from the outside.” penalty than Sancho. “They were the best takers we had left on we have to be better at.” Time to nominate for sport awards No thoughts of NOMINATIONS are now open and sportswoman, disabled for the 2021 Bronwyn Kay sportsperson, masters Agency Sporting Excellence sportsperson, sportsman, Awards. sportswoman and overall retirement yet The awards are a chance sportsperson awards. to recognise and celebrate The categories for teams sporting achievements in the are for sports team and junior Tairawhiti sporting sector. sports team of the year. The CYCLING by Ian Parker, PA The qualifying period for the coach award, official award and awards is normally 12 months. services to sport are open to ANDORE — Having proved However, due to the implications individuals. himself at the highest level of Covid-19 and the disruption Clubs, groups and during the Tour de France, Mark to the sporting sector, the communities may be eligible Cavendish wants to keep on qualifying period was extended for the club award and the racing. from July 1, 2019 to June 30, community impact or event The 36-year-old Briton won his 2021. excellence award. fourth stage of this year’s race The awards celebrate the Nominations can be on Friday to equal the record of achievements of athletes, teams, completed through the Sport 34 Tour stage wins held by the volunteers and coaches as well Gisborne Tairawhiti website great Eddy Merckx — continuing as their dedication, involvement before August 16. a remarkable resurgence since and contribution to the sporting The awards dinner will fearing his career was over last community. be held at the Farmers Air winter. Athletes can be nominated Showgrounds Event Centre on Last week, Deceuninck- for the junior sportsman November 5. QuickStep boss Patrick Lafevere used his newspaper column to say he would speak to the Manxman about a new contract after the Tour, but wrote that Cavendish Hot and tired, but ‘I may see a record-breaking victory on the Champs-Elysees in Paris on Sunday, should he achieve it, as feel fine’ — Pogacar the time to say goodbye. But retirement is not in CYCLING by Ian Parker, PA for Richard Carapaz to try, but Cavendish’s plans just yet. Pogacar has responded every time. “I have thought about (the PARIS, — Tadej Pogacar boasts He even managed to look the future) but I’ve got to speak to a commanding lead on the second freshest-faced of the riders during this man,” Cavendish said as he rest day of the Tour de France and Monday’s video conferences, though gestured towards Lafevere on RESURGENCE: Britain’s Mark Cavendish, wearing the best sprinter’s reckons he has only been pushed to he did admit to feeling the effects Monday’s rest day. “I just love it. green jersey, celebrates his 34th stage win after the 13th stage of the his limit once so far. of the last fortnight — and of some I’m so happy riding my bike again, Tour de France over 219.9 km on Friday. The defending champion has a hot days in the Pyrenees over the I’m so happy in this environment. AP picture five minute 18 second advantage weekend. “I can’t carry on doing it forever over second-placed Rigoberto “I feel a little tired and a little bit but I still love it. I’ve shown I’m said. “Every opportunity to sprint from that, and that’s the same Uran with six stages to go, with his hot from all those days in the sun,” still competitive so I’d like to carry I’d like to win, in every opportunity now. I didn’t plan to come here for remaining rivals having been unable he said. “For sure I am sunburned on. for a stage win elsewhere, I’d like green, I came to try to win a sprint to make an impression over the last and not sleeping well in the last “I just love riding my bike and to do what I can for the team to stage and it just came as a bonus. week. couple of days because the hard if it means there’s something win. That’s why we’re here. “It would be beautiful to have it Australian Ben O’Connor is work has taken its toll, but I feel fine for other people to cheer and get “It’s weird. There’s no sentiment in Paris and if we continue to win in fifth place, at five minutes 58 for sure. inspiration from, for people to ride to the thinking of wanting to win. sprints we should have it in Paris. seconds behind Pogacar. “We went for an easy ride, just their own bikes as well, I’d like It’s just about wanting to win It doesn’t change the game plan.” Only once has Pogacar looked to clear the mind and enjoy the to carry on doing it as long as my whenever the situation arises.” Cavendish must survive the to be in any sort of trouble — when beautiful nature of Andorra so I body will let me.” Cavendish’s stage wins so far mountain stages to come first, a Jonas Vingegaard attacked on the think this rest day will work well for Sunday’s finale on the Champs- have put him in a commanding constant battle for sprinters as second ascent of Mont Ventoux on us and I feel in great condition.” Elysees is one of two apparent position in the Tour’s points they race to make the time cut Wednesday — though the Slovenian Pogacar’s dominance of the race sprint opportunities left in the classification — he leads by 72 every day. would make up the time he lost on so far comes down to a combination Tour, which will resume on points, 279 to 207 from Australia’s “You’re nervous every day for the long descent to the finish line of of his own strong riding and the Tuesday with three more days in Michael Matthews. the time limit but there is nothing stage 11 in Malaucene. crashes that impacted those the Pyrenees before stage 19 offers Cavendish was the first British we can do about it, we just have “On Mont Ventoux, that was my expected to put up the biggest the fast men hope on the road to winner of the green jersey to try to get through it as best as limit,” the UAE Team Emirates rider challenge — with Primoz Roglic Libourne. when he took it in 2011, prior possible,” he said. said. “When Vingegaard attacked, I having abandoned the race in the Having tried to ban talk of to Peter Sagan’s dominance in “I don’t like to pre-empt how tried to follow but that was over my opening week while Geraint Thomas Merckx’s record before he equalled the competition, but insisted it stages are going to go but the limit. That day I exploded a little but limped on after dislocating his it, Cavendish said on Monday remained a secondary target for toughest ones for us hopefully then on the other days I was feeling shoulder. he was not thinking about the the final week. have passed. OK. It was just that day I went over.” But his apparent untouchability significance of potentially eclipsing If he can achieve his first goal, “This has probably been the Signs of weakness have been all has also brought inevitable it. however, green will come with it. hardest Tour de France I’ve ever but impossible to find in the 22-year- questions over doping— something “Honestly, I have the same “Throughout my whole career done but I’m looking forward to old so far. The Ineos Grenadiers Pogacar avoided last year as he only ambition to win one more stage as the stages take precedence,” he the next three days and hopefully have set up numerous attack points took yellow on the penultimate day. it was to win one 13 years ago,” he said. “The green maybe comes we should be OK.” The Gisborne Herald • Tuesday, July 13, 2021 SPORT 27 Poverty Bay coaches name Heartland squad RUGBY Several Players of Origin were in discussions with the union, but would POVERTY Bay coaches Miah Nikora and only be used if there were injuries or Tom Cairns have announced their squad players unavailable, the coaches said in a ahead of the Heartland season, which statement. starts on August 21. They said they were happy to have a lot The squad will have two warm-up games of depth in the prop and loose forwards this — against Wairarapa-Bush for the Jeremy year and were excited about the attacking David Cup in Napier on July 31 and Hawke’s potential posed by their backs. Bay Saracens in Napier on August 14. The statement said several players, The squad make-up is largely unchanged including some who were injured, would from that announced ahead of the game have the opportunity to re-enter the squad against Ngati Porou East Coast last month. as they became available, but they did not The only two additions are Waikohu name those players. winger Jesse Fleming and OBM flanker Campbell Chrisp (Ngatapa), Saiosi George Whakatope. Kafalava (YMP), Tulsa Kaui (Waikohu) Fleming comes back into the squad, and Austin Brown (YMP), who were in having previously captained the Poverty the squad for the Ngati Porou East Coast Bay team in 2017 while Whakatope will game, have not been named in this squad. be hoping to earn his first cap. The only other uncapped player is Ngatapa’s James Forwards: Juston Allen (OBM), Jarryd Higgins, who was named in the squad for Broughton (Waikohu), James Higgins (Ngatapa), the NPEC centenary game but did not play. Tamanui Hill (HSOB), Dan Law (Ngatapa), Sam It’s a smaller squad than previously McDell (Ngatapa), Toru Noanoa (Waikohu), Nehe picked, with those who missed out having Papuni (YMP), Morgan Reedy (OBM), Fletcher the chance to make the development and Scammell (HSOB), Shayde Skudder (YMP), Keanu under-20 squads. Taumata (OBM), Fawn White (YMP), Adrian Wyrill The development squad will have three (Waikohu, captain), George Whakatope (OBM). games this year — against King Country Backs: Taine Aupouri (YMP) Rawiri Development on August 21, Whanganui Broughton (Waikohu), Mario Counsell (Waikohu), Development on August 28 and Turanga Te Peehi Fairlie (YMP), Tione Hubbard (Waikohu), Pasifika on a date to be confirmed. Jake Holmes (OBM), Jacob Leaf (Waikohu), Aaron The Poverty Bay team will be captained McLelland (YMP), Tane McGuire (Waikohu), Scott by Adrian Wyrill for the second year. He will McKinley (OBM), Ethine Reeves (Waikohu), Kelvin lead a team of players who have played Smith (Waikohu), Andrew Tauatevalu (YMP), GEORGE WHAKATOPE club rugby locally. Jesse Fleming (Waikohu). JAMES HIGGINS
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FIRST ROUND TO LOB
REACHING OUT: Piri Orotaunga, of Waituhi, reaches out to try to dispossess Sean Wills of Lytton Old Boys in men’s hockey on Saturday. Wills was among the scorers in a 5-0 win to LOB. Picture by Paul Rickard
Competition now split into top and bottom three
HOCKEY by Murray Robertson “The draw between GMC and YMP A backlash and lost 6-1. B 0 Gisborne Boys’ High School 13 (William was the match of the weekend, I reckon,” They will have treasured the goal they Matthews 4, Harry Allan 3, Jack Willock 2, George LYTTON Old Boys wrapped up Scragg said. scored, though. Allan 2, Oscar Ruston, Oliver Cranefield); LOB the first round of the men’s hockey “They were locked up at 0-0 at “The Masters were quietly excited NZ Fruits 5 (Liam Melville 2, Sean Wills, Oliver competition at the weekend. halftime, then GMC scored in the third about the scoreline,” Scragg said. Shivnan, Jed Skuse) Waituhi 0; LOB Masters They defeated Waituhi 5-0 in their final quarter. “They worked hard to keep the YMP 1 (David Preddey) YMP A 6 (Michael Bond 3, Round 1 game. “After that, YMP piled on the attack at bay as much as possible.” Kohere Tupara 2, Dylan Lardelli). Lytton Old Boys NZ Fruits won the possession in the final period and scored In the women’s B grade, Paikea Women — A Grade (Game 3, Round 1): first round with 15 points, ahead of YMP late in the final quarter to square things continued on their commanding way with Gisborne Girls’ High School 1 (Chloe Kapene) A on 12, Gisborne Boys’ High School on up. a 3-1 win against Waituhi, as they sent Ngatapa 1 (Kate Pahina); GMC Green 1 (Caroline 9, Waituhi on 6, YMP B on 3 and LOB “Two key players were missing from Amber Church off to the Olympics with a Maclaurin) YMP 1 (Lucy McHugh). Masters on 0. the YMP line-up, though, and that has to winning performance. B Grade (Game 3, Round 1): Te Aowera 0 GMC “The hard work by the Fruits paid be taken into consideration. YMP did well “It keeps Paikea on top of the table in Kowhai 5 (Arna Searle 2, Georgia Craig, Amber off on Saturday afternoon,” hockey to get a draw.” the B Grade, but Waituhi will take heart Dempsey, Yuna Preddey); Waituhi 1 (Libby Te commentator Tony Scragg said. Boys’ High finished the first round of from the scoreline,” Scragg said. Rauna) Paikea 3 (Jo Cumming, Taimania Clarke, “They played constructive and their competition with a 13-0 thumping “It was a lot closer than a lot of people Lisa Gill). determined hockey and deserved to win of YMP B. thought it would be,” Scragg said. Secondary schools: GBHS Black 1 (Harry the first round. William Matthews scored four goals, GMC Kowhai beat Te Aowera 5-0 in Allan) Campion Green 2 (Luke Hurlstone 2); “Their focus now will be on the men’s Harry Allan got three, and Jack Willock the other women’s B Grade game. GGHS (2) 0 GBHS (2) 6 (Jarred Knight 4, Dylan top-three competition that starts the and George Allan both scored two. “Kowhai made a little statement to the Storey, Jack Truelock); Campion Gold 0 Lytton weekend after next.” “The students had a strong start, and likes of Paikea and Waituhi with that High School 2 (Area Lloyd, Charlie Brown). The feature matches in the women’s YMP, who were low on numbers, had result,” Scragg said. Hockey takes a break this weekend. The competition were two 1-1 draws — no answer to the Boys’ High pressure,” “Do not write them off. They will be a men’s top- and bottom-three competitions and between GMC Green and YMP A, and Scragg said. team to watch.” Round 2 of the women’s top- and bottom-four Gisborne Girls’ High School and Ngatapa. LOB Masters felt the sting of a YMP A Results — Men (Game 5, Round 1): YMP competitions start on July 21.