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Ko tana pūmanawa, ko te mōhio kei Te Kuri FEATUREa-Paoa e INSIDE tāpuke ana tana TODAY pito, ana māmā I kite te Kaiwhakahaere Pirihimana a noa iho tana piki i taua puke i ēnei rā. Rana Waitai i a rāua e mahi ana i te whareherehere, ka karanga atu ki a I taku tīmatanga ki te haere ki te kura i Te Temepara ki tana tari. Muriwai, tauhou ana hoki. Ko taku reo tuatahi ko te reo Māori, ana e maumahara te nuinga Maumahara tonu ana a Temepara ki taua o taua wā ki ngā āhuatanga ki te kōrero Māori rā. Ko te kii atu a Rana ki a ia,‘gidday bro, koe. Ka patua koe. Nā tēra tūāhua, tere tonu would you like to be my police chaplin?’ taku ako i te reo pākehā kia kore ai ahau e koira te tīmatanga. patua. E kore tētahi ki tō rite. 1989 ka whakataungia a Temple hei Te tangata hūmarie, te tangata Mahia ngā mahi e tamariki ana, te retireti, National Police Chaplain mo ngā Pirihimana whakakatakata. te pikipiki i tana maunga, Te Kuri a-Pāoa. e Police Commissioner Robbie Robinson. Whakatau wairua, āio. I tētahi rā, kāre ā rātou ‘irecrackers’ i Ko koe te tau pūmau pūrotu o Te te wā pakanga, engari he karahīni te hinu I tū hei kaumātua mo 59 tau mo Tairāwhiti Tairāwhiti whānui, o te motu whakamuramura engari i te tahunatanga atu Māori Women’s Welfare League. Ō iwi, FIREō hapū, whānau hoki ka TERROR pahū ka hunuhunutia ana makawe, ka Ahakoa taumaha, māmā ana tō āhua. huri pākākā te tae. Waimarie ko ana makawe Ko ia te heamana, te kaumātua mo te Kua maioha mai tō Atua anake i wera, i muri mai ka tapahia kia tino Marae o Rangiwaho, mo te marae o Muriwai Whakatā, okioki mai poto ana makawe. Tōna whakamā!. Marae, mo Tāmanuhiri Tūtū Poroporo Kua ea. Trust, mo Tūranga Health me te tīmatanga ATNōu ngāOHAU hāhi katoa. mai o Te Rūnanga o Tūranganui ā Kiwa. Ko Tāmanuhiri tōku tipuna Ahakoa he Ringatū te pāpā o Temple, he He Rūnanga Kāhui Kaumātua, he kaumātua, Ko Hinenui tōku tipuna wahine Katorika tana māmā, i pakeke ake ia i te he māngai mo Tūranga Ararau rāua ko hāhi Ringatū me te hāhi Rātana engari e Olive. Mahi tahi tonu rāua ki te hāpai i a Ka puta tēnei whakatauaki “Taku hē ki te maumahara ana ia ki te ātaahuatanga o te Hemi Taumaunu te Kaiwhakawa tautoko i huatea nō muri ko te huari” hononga ki ngā Mihinare me ngā Mōmona. Te Kooti Rangatahi i Te Poho o-Rāwiri me Kore rawa ia i whakahē ahakoa he aha te Tūranga Ararau, me Te Ara Tika Gambling I te tau 1933 i te pānui taku pāpā a Ihaka hāhi. Service. Ngarangioue i te nūpepa i ngā kōrero mo tētahi tohunga arā a Ratana. I taua Nō tēnei marama i whakanuia ai a Temepara He tangata whakaata –The taiaha and the wā ono tekau ma whā te pakeke o taku Isaacs me tana hoa rangatira a Olive e ngā testament, he tangata haka- Te kapa haka pāpā, ana rima tekau ma waru te pakeke o Pirihimana o Te Tairāwhiti mo te hiatau, arā o Waihirere, he tangata purei tēnehi, he taku wahine a Mahara Ngarangioue, nō te toru tekau mā toru, i whakapaungia e rāua kaimanaaki, tautoko i te mauhere me ō whānau O’keefe. Kotahi tonu tā rāua tama ki te āwhina i a rātou, arā tō rātou minita, rātou whānau. PARS. (Prisoners Aide and Cousins Thomas Lima, 9, and Lazarus Rangihuna, 4, got a buzz out of meeting members of Team Kiwi Racing and their Bathurstko Dave engari e ngākaunui ana mo ētahi kaitohutohu, kaiārahi, kaiwhakawātea, Rehabilitation Society) Ahakoa nā Olive i tua atu. kaiwhakatau wairua i waenga i ngā mahi tēnei mahi, i whakauru atu ia ki te āwhina. race car yesterday. As part of TKR’s 20th anniversary since its debut as New Zealand’s first Kiwi V8 Supercar team at Bathurst, pirihimana. Ko te ātaahuatanga, ōrite tonu tā rāua the team are doing a tour throughout New Zealand to say thank you to all Kiwis who have supported the All Kiwi team over the He tino pai rawa atu te motuka ō ana āwhina, tautoko i a rāua anō. mātua ka haere rāua ki a Ratana. I taua E ai kiPAGES a Olive, tino 8whakahirahira & 9 rawa atu last two decades. They stopped off at Mitre 10 Gisborne yesterday with one of the team’s 2020 Holden ZB Commodore cars, aswā he kāinga tupu noa. I tō rāua taenga tēnei huinga i te marae o Te Poho o-Rāwiri. Ka kata ana a Temepara, ka kata te katoa. atu ka whakarārangi te huhua o te tangata He rangi tino whakamīharo mo te katoa i tuku E kore e taea te kore. He koi te hinengaro, well as two Bathurst Simulator machines. Picture by Liam Claytone tātari ana kia kite, kia āwhinatia rātou e mihinui ki a Temepara. Me mihi ki a Sam me he kaingākau, he pono, he tangata mātanga te koroua rā. I te taenga mai ki a rāua ka ngā Pirihimana mo tēnei whakanui ātaahua. hoki. Koinei ētahi kupu āhua whakarite i te ui atu te koroua he tō rāua raru. Ka kii atu Tino whakamihi ana a Temepara rāua ko kaumātua nei i a Temepara Isaacs. Hāwhe te pāpā o Temepara Olive mo tēnei hōnore nui. hāora ahau e noho ana i tana taha, kii ana taku kete i ana kōrero, i ana pūrākau hoki. “No raruraru, engari e inoi atu ana kia whai I te huinga nui ka whakamārama a Te tamariki māua.” Ka kii atu a Ratana, kia Kaiwhakahaere Matua o ngā Pirihimana i te Hei whakamutunga, kore rawa he mutunga hoki ki te kāinga inā iwa marama ka puta āhuatanga whakauru atu o Temepara hei mai o tana whakamihi ki a Olive, te tau o he tama ki a rāua, ana whānau mai ana me minita mo ngā Pirihimana. tana ate, tana arohanui ki a ia mō tōna tapa ko ‘Te Temepara o ngā Ratana’. I te pūmau mutunga kore. “He wahine, he Peer-mentor trial pilotwhānautanga mai o Temepara,in he nui tonuTairawhiti “Ko te Olive te kaiwhakahaere i te taonga, ka raru te tangata”. ngā wāhine whakawhānau. Ara, ko Whare Whakamauorangatanga ki ngā Mauhere i Ngaio Stone te wahine whakawhānau i te ngā tau waru tekau (80’s), tautokohia ana e by Sophie Rishworth helptaha her o tana māmāhome i tana whānautanga town. mai. Temepara te Āpiha takawaenga. Filling the Ms Kayes is the professor of Rehabilitation, A TRAUMATIC brain injury when she was 58 and director for the Centre for Person Centred wiped out Carolyn Pere’s past. Research, at the Auckland University of “Apparently I was a midwife and registered Technology (AUT). nurse. For 40 years,” she said. People with a TBI feel very isolated for years Now four years later, Carolyn is one of three after they have been discharged back into the gaps after mentors in Tairawhiti who will help others who community, she said. have suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI). “That’s the gap. How can we better support It is part of a peer-mentor pilot programme people once they’ve been discharged to enhance being trialled here, in Kaitaia and Auckland, to outcomes once back in the community. fill a gap for people with a brain injury after they “So they can live their lives again with a brain have been discharged from hospital. injury.” traumatic The programme will match mentors, who are Carolyn has lived it herself. She believes this further along in their recovery, to people who programme will be the “best thing” to happen in have recently suffered a TBI. the TBI arena. Anyone who would like to be mentored, up to a “I hope ACC support it. year post-injury, is being asked to come forward “The first year after a TBI it’s like you’re so they can be matched with a mentor. travelling blind, in a dark tunnel, there’s no one head injury The woman behind the pilot is former Gisborne to tell you if it’s going to get better or when. woman Nicola Kayes, whose passion was always to bring her research and what she does back to CONTINUED ON PAGE 3

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Painting the township red

It was all about whanau getting out and active at Ruatoria’s colour run on Saturday, for a day of fun in the sun. Around 150 participants took part in the event organised by Sport Gisborne Tairawhiti. CEO Stefan Pishief said the whole community got in behind the event, with a huge number of local volunteers and sponsors who “made it happen”. Picture supplied

AROMATIC: Melissa Campagna (right) from Argentina browses TUNED IN: Brooklyn Te Runa (left), Taylor Hills, Jordan Tibble and Kaea Berry enjoy the entertainment fragrant products displayed at the art market by Dee Grice of and East Coast sunshine at Saturday’s art market at the Te Tairawhiti Arts Festival hub at Marina Park. Blissful Bath and Beauty. Picture by Paul Rickard Picture by Paul Rickard

MUSIC BY THE RIVER: The arts market Marina Get your Park rocked to the sound of Sixth Gisborne Herald Sense, Smoke free Kaitangata Beats home-delivered 2020 East Coast, regional winners. The band is made up of Jenae Kerisome (left), Alyssa Herbert, Johelonn Toroa-Taare, Becky Devine and Sivannah Marsh.

Picture by Paul Rickard To nd out more call 869 0620 The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 NEWS 3 Seeking $20m in new capital

TAIRAWHITI pharmaceutical company Rua Bioscience Limited opened its priority and broker firm offers today, ahead of the company listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange later this month. The priority offer will close on October 13 and the broker firm offer will close on October 16. Up to $20 million in new capital is being sought to fund Rua’s next stage of development, support the achievement of sustainable revenue and accelerate growth. The medicinal cannabis company’s market capitalisation of $70 million assumes the offer of 40 million shares, at the offer price of 50 cents per share, is fully subscribed. The priority offer is open from today until October 13 (by when any priority offer shares will need to be paid for). If the priority offer is over-subscribed, there will be a scaling process but all eligible subscriptions will receive shares. Any over-payments for shares subscribed for that are not allocated will be refunded to the subscribers. There is no public pool of shares available in the offer, and members of the public who do not meet the priority criteria EARLY VOTERS: Labour East Coast candidate and supporters headed to the polling booth at Treble Court on are encouraged to contact a broker. Saturday, when advance voting for the 2020 General Election began. The Electoral Commission says advance voting could Rua expect their first trading day on the account for as much as 60 percent in this election. Latest voting numbers will be made available from 2pm today. NZX will be October 22. Picture by Paul Rickard Fostering a sense of hope

FROM PAGE 1 through and who was living proof that out.” life doesn’t just stop once you’ve had a Describing what it was like to other “If I’d had a peer mentor it would have brain injury. people was “awkward”, he said. been hugely beneficial,” said Carolyn.“If “Quite early in to my rehabilitation at “Whatever is going on between our I can share what I know and how I ABI (the intensive brain injury service ears is pretty hard to explain, It really is. recovered, it will offer experience, in Auckland) I was fortunate enough “Some days I feel OK. Then for the strength and hope from another person to make friends with other patients — next so many days, for whatever reason, who understands, and just knows.” patients from all different walks of life, you just feel absolutely terrible. A misdiagnosis in 2017 of a migraine different ages and all. “It’s not a muscular injury where you and an earache meant Carolyn was sent “Having had a TBI in common meant can see a physio and a doctor and do this home by the hospital only to return hours so much more than I can explain.” and it will come right in six weeks.” later in a critical condition. with bacterial Micaiah said this pilot programme He said he was never sure if the meningitis and septicaemia. offered an opportunity to give back information he was passing on was what Carolyn was transferred to Waikato and help TBI survivors and their people wanted to hear. Hospital where she stayed for nine families better understand it from lived “It’s very confusing. months in ICU, and HDU. It was while in experiences. “I’m very interested if I can help HDU Carolyn suffered a fall which led to It was also an opportunity to keep her somebody. her TBI. mind moving and grow intellectually. “I know I have improved. I haven’t Carolyn then suffered a stroke. Ms Kayes said giving mentors a chance quite got there as such but I know I’m It was life-changing. to contribute and do something positive, close.” “I’ve been her, then there’s me with the with what otherwise had been a really Exercise had helped hugely. He had to injury.” traumatic experience for them, had a learn to walk again post-TBI and now What did flow through was her positive impact. walked 30-40 minutes a day. determination, courage and strength. It created paid employment for them, Ms Kayes said it was important to get “It is quite miraculous and phenomenal gave them back a sense of purpose and to know and understand what it was what I can do now.” they were contributing to society. like for people after significant injury or In November, Carolyn will compete in Things were lost when people were out HELPING HER HOME TOWN: Former illness. the Iron Maori triathlon being held in of work, or dependent on others, said Ms Gisborne woman Nicola Kayes says she Speaking to people with traumatic Napier. Kayes. always wanted to bring her research brain injuries, they’ve told her services She runs two to three hours every day If this programme could provide the and knowledge home to help those in are clustered at that early time post- to train. The high level of fitness is not evidence that peer support worked in Tairawhiti. injury. something she would recommend but recovery, then they could present that Picture supplied But back in the community, especially exercise was crucial to her recovery. to ACC, get the service funded and out in isolated places like Gisborne, TBI “Just walking is a good start for there to the people who need it now. patients got a raw deal with far fewer, if anyone.” “We already undertook some feasibility any, services to help. Carolyn had to learn to walk work and the findings were really who had the same experiences as you, Ms Kayes studied health psychology in again, and has been unable to live positive. We now have a grant from the learn from them and foster a sense of Auckland. In 2005 she was appointed as independently since her TBI. Health Research Council to undertake hope,” said Ms Kayes. a researcher at AUT. “I had no perception of safety, I would the full trial and so the Tairawhiti “These mentors have been where they “My real passion is how to apply walk in front of cars and left the gas on.” service is part of that bigger trial.” were and were able to move beyond that what I know from health psychology She lives in her home with a caregiver, Ms Kayes has seen how people get to another space.” to a rehabilitation context following beside her friend Jenine who has been a “wooshed out of their home and familiar The third mentor is a 69-year-old diagnosis.” huge part of her recovery. structures after a brain injury, and into a Gisborne man who did not want to be Ms Kayes was inspired to pursue her Micaiah Baker, 23, from Tokomaru world of hospitals. named. brain injury research after an aunt was Bay is another mentor in the pilot However, even though TBI patients He suffered a TBI when he and a mate diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. programme. were dislocated from their home and were struck by a car in a hit and run by At 17 she was in a car accident with families they did have the benefit of the Olympic Pool 18 months ago, ■ If you would like to take part in this her brother and sister, which left her specialists, and high quality care. “I was run over at 67, woke up at 68, pilot programme please contact Gisborne with a TBI after a blood clot put pressure But when they got discharged back and I’m 69 now.” service coordinator Kathy Gott on 021 on her brain. into their community, there were no “This brain injury has impacted 205 1948, or e-mail her at kathy.gott@ “Although grateful for the services I did specialist brain injury services in New everything. aut.ac.nz receive, living in a rural town somewhat Zealand outside the large centres like “It’s been a bit of a journey I’ll tell you. Anyone who has had a moderate to off the beaten track means the services Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. “We’re fortunate to be breathing.“ severe brain injury in the past year can available to us are very limited. Which is why having this programme All his life he had been heavily apply. “As much as my whanau played a huge piloted in communities like Tairawhiti involved in sport as a player, coach and ■ This is a link to videos created for part in my recovery, I do believe it would and Kaitaia reached those who felt most personal trainer. people who might be interested in taking have been great to have a mentor or isolated. “I don’t travel anywhere now because I part so they can get a sense of what it role model who knew what I was going “The key thing was to talk to someone never know how the day is going to pan involves: https://tinyurl.com/yyrso6qo 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES

Deaths Waipaoa stopbank upgrade under way

MORRISON, Nita DIGGING IN: Earthwork Solutions working on the Waipaoa Stopbank (nee Traue). — On 29 Work near Matawhero Train Bridge. Picture by Liam Clayton CONSTRUCTION works 10,000 hectares of fertile September 2020, at have resumed to upgrade floodplain and has increased Reeve House, Mary the section of the Waipaoa the amount of land Doyle Lifecare, aged River Flood Control Scheme being used for high yield 98. Loved wife and between the railway bridge horticulture.” soulmate of the late Bill and the rivermouth near the Approximately 6km Morrison, and deeply loved mother and end of Dunstan Road. of stopbanks have been mother-in-law of Kevin The work involves upgraded to date. and Louella, Bryan and significant excavation to In August this year, Heather, Jan Morrison upgrade the stopbank on the the council was awarded and Tony Lane. Adored eastern side of the Waipaoa $7.5 million of funding and Loving Nana of River at that location. support under the Crown Sara, Sean, Rebecca, “The stopbank Infrastructure Partners to Sarah, James and Blair. improvements are designed accelerate the project delivery Special Great-Nana to to cater for a 100-year rain phase. Liam, Patrick, Matthew, event, accounting for climate A Gisborne District Council Joshua, Bowie and change out to 2090,” said spokeswoman confirmed Astrid. A wonderful senior project engineer Joss that would pay for 75 percent sister, sister-in-law, Ruifrok. of the section under way, aunt, great-aunt, and “The existing stopbank is under a 75%/25% co-funding friend to many. Forever in our hearts. being raised and widened to agreement. Special thanks to the provide for climate change Local contractors team at Reeve House effects and to improve flood Earthwork Solutions Limited for their friendship and resilience.” will carry out the work, with many kindnesses to The overall scheme this latest stage due for Nita. comprises 64km of stopbanks completion by December. A celebration of and has been regarded as The council has apologised Nita’s life has been one of the council’s most for any inconvenience this held. There will be a valuable assets. work may cause to residents memorial service and “It protects approximately and road users in the celebration in Gisborne when travel restrictions are lifted and overseas family can attend. No flowers by request. Messages to The Morrison Family, C/o PO Box 8424, Have- lock North 4157.

Makorori residents $11m for water pursue beach infrastructure speedsters issue MAKORORI Beach is a “jewel “They come back us at with ‘it’s GISBORNE district work, which included securing who were mana whenua for in the Crown” but by-laws against a road, we can do whatever we councillors have agreed to the water supply and providing Waingake where the council’s speeding drivers and motorbike want’.” allocate $11 million of a a top-up service people could water supply lakes are located. riders must be enforced so The residents said they had been government Three Waters connect to, could be done That paper said Maori were everyone can enjoy the area safely, abused by speedsters. infrastructure programme to quickly. over-represented in areas where say residents. The police were “really good” but rural townships and to speeding The improvements had long drinking water was of poor Robyn Busby, Kay Bermingham they had other things to do. up work on the wastewater been wanted in Ruatoria. quality. and Richard Rogers expressed Cr Larry Foster said there were treatment plant. The work at Muriwai would There were alternative their concerns at a Gisborne similar issues at Kaiti Beach where Councillors approved be similar to Manutuke where delivery mechanisms such as District Council meeting. many unregistered vehicles were spending the $11.04m allocation there was a top-up system, but private water property tanks, Residents previously met driven dangerously by drivers who from the first tranche of the no mains pressure piping. top-up point supply and the Councillor Pat Seymour and Mayor had no intention of keeping within Government’s Three Waters The council was also looking Ruatoria spring which all had Rehette Stoltz at the beachside speed limits. Reform Programme, but having at other communities. potential for Maori. suburb and discussed speeding Cr Andy Cranston said the legal received $5.52m so far, made it Mayor Rehette Stoltz said she Cr Burdett said he had long vehicles and the threat they road at Makorori Beach was based subject to receiving the other was in active communication advocated for the Ruatoria present to the dunes and the nests on the old coach road. half of the allocation ($5.52m). with other regional mayors and spring which was a council of dotterel birds. The northern area, or from the The council has signed the chief executives would meet asset. Mrs Bermingham told councillors carpark, had not been part of the a memorandum with the shortly to discuss the remainder It needed money spent on it. that speeding vehicles threatened coach road. Government to qualify for of the allocation. Cr Kerry Worsnop said she children and families on the beach, That could provide flexibility and $5.52m in funding, and stands The other $5.52m “will was happy to see the work go and were “wrecking the dunes”. some ability to enforce bylaws, he to gain another $5.52m if an probably be coming our way ahead. “It’s just shocking.” said. agreement can be reached with because we have shown we have She was concerned that Makorori Beach attracted visitors Cr Seymour said council staff regional chief executives from reached out” to Bay of Plenty council could over-promise and from around the world. were working with Waka Kotahi Hawke’s Bay and Bay of Plenty and Hawke’s Bay. under-deliver. Mr Rogers said there were New Zealand Transport Agency and on funding and prioritising GDC chief executive Nedine The Government’s Three similar issues at other beaches. the Department of Conservation. work. Thatcher Swann said that after Water programme was a three The problem was that the area She was happy to ensure the Council lifelines director inter-regional discussions a year programme with additional was classified as a road. issue was “kept moving”. David Wilson told councillors letter would be sent to the local funding as the programme prioritising drinking water and government minister about a rolled out. wastewater ahead of stormwater joint work programme. Cr Worshop said that pre- was the staff recommendation. Councillor Josh Wharehinga determined the reforms were a The allocation approved by said he was passionate about foregone conclusion. Injuries in crash on SH2 councillors was: getting more funding for the “We have not talked to the •฀$7.5m฀towards฀the฀ wastewater treatment plant and community about that.” Wastewater Treatment Plant supplying water to rural areas. The Three Waters Programme THE occupants of a car that left Karaka fire chief Jamie Simpson. Upgrade He wanted to go a step is designed to minimise the State Highway 2 on a sweeping bend “Their car had veered across the •฀$250k฀for฀developing฀options฀ further beyond a top-up system economic and social impact south of Te Karaka yesterday afternoon road near Pitchers Road and struck the for water amalgamation and in the future. of฀Covid-19฀and฀the฀stimulus฀ were taken to Gisborne Hospital. roadside barrier.” governance structures. Mr Wharehinga said the funding must be spent within 16 Firefighters from Te Karaka and CFO Simpson said the women •฀$3.29m฀option฀for฀rural฀ Three Waters policy paper months. Gisborne, the St John ambulance from had moderate injuries, and were townships and implementation before councillors was correct in The government has allocated Gisborne and police were called to the transported to hospital by ambulance. of Ruatoria physical works and saying providing water supply $751m฀but฀councils฀decide฀ crash shortly before 4pm yesterday. A 36-year-old woman and a Muriwai top-up supply. at Muriwai had long been an where to spend the money “The two women in the vehicle were 40-year-old-woman were treated and Mr Wilson said the Ruatoria aspiration for Ngai Tamanuhiri within their own municipality. out of the car when we arrived,” said Te discharged after the accident. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 NEWS 5

FINAL COUNTDOWN: Work is progressing on a second launch pad at Mahia, which should be operational by the end of summer. Picture supplied by Rocket Lab

Second launch pad ready by summer by Andrew Ashton

SPACE company Rocket Lab says it expects a second Mahia launch pad to be complete by the end of summer, bringing more new jobs and economic benefits to the region. The company’s latest Corporate Social Responsibility Report detailed the financial and community impacts it has had on the Wairoa district, since the establishment of the world’s first privately-owned rocket launch complex at Onenui Station in 2017. To date Rocket Lab employs more than 27 local team members at Launch An important message Complex 1 and has pumped more than $20m into local economies around both from Three Rivers Medical the Mahia launch complex and LC2 in To maintain social distancing, we are Wallops Virginia. mainly using telephone consultations in The report stated that through direct the irst instance. All doctor and nurse employment and a “vast network” of consults are now by appointment only. local suppliers Rocket Lab had become a significant contributor to the local You can ring and book your appointments economy. as usual, and then a GP or nurse will Progress on a second Mahia launchpad call you back at the agreed time. Normal is also expected to bring further weekday and weekend charges apply for community benefits to Mahia. phone consultations and prescriptions. “The build of Rocket Lab’s new launch DOUBLE BARREL: A mock-up of how Rocket Lab’s Launch Complex 1 will look pad is progressing well, with much of once a second launch pad is complete. Image supplied Most services including nurse the foundational work completed by local services, cervical screening, childhood contractors this winter,” a spokeswoman Government’s Provincial Growth Fund include the annual Rocket Rush fun immunisations and cardiovascular said. committing $8.3m to improve more than run held May 26 (the anniversary of disease risk assessment checks have “Next up will be the delivery and 20km of Mahia East Coast Road. This Rocket Lab’s first launch) with funds resumed but by appointment only. installation of the steel erector and year the road will be sealed for the first going to the QEII Trust to maintain launch mount for the Electron rocket. time, “creating a safer and more reliable the Mokotahi Hill track; sponsorship of Our revised opening hours are weekdays By replicating the layout and systems of road that better connects the Mahia Rongomaiwahine teams competing at the 9am-8pm and weekends 9am-1pm then the current existing pad for this new one, Peninsula with all those who rely on it.” national Maori Basketball Tournament; 2pm-6pm. We appreciate your patience and building it within the existing area Besides the road improvements the sponsorship of the Wairoa Maori Film during this time. already leased by Rocket PGF money also looks to Festival; and a significant donation Lab from Onenui Station, redevelop Wairoa town towards the community effort led by Services available: no additional land or new Many new jobs centre, with the inclusion of Rongomaiwahine during the national Doctors, Practice Nurses, Pharmacy, buildings are required as will‘ be created to a Space education centre. Covid-19 lockdown in March, during Radiology, Healthy Steps Podiatry, part of the development. The redevelopment which care packages were distributed Gains@Geneva Healthcare Services, “Many new jobs will be support launches project (Te Wairoa e locally for those in need.” Peter Stiven General Surgeon, MoleMap, created to support launches from both pads in Whanake) includes room Rocket Lab also supports further Gisborne Ear Clear, Gisborne Counselling from both pads in the new the new year. for a Space Discovery education with its Rocket Lab & Psychological Services year, with Pad B expected Centre showcasing a Scholarship, awarded annually to a to become operational by ’ cultural and celestial student studying science, technology, Three Rivers Medical the end of summer. Jobs experience from early engineering, or maths (STEM) subjects Weekdays 9am-8pm. Weekends and Public available now in Mahia astronomy and Polynesian after high school, worth up to $20,000 for with Rocket Lab include three technician voyaging through to today celebrating each student. Holidays 9am-1pm then 2pm-6pm. roles at the launch site responsible aerospace company Rocket Lab’s Electron Rocket Lab, which 3D prints the 75 Customhouse Street for maintenance, and electrical and rocket launches from Mahia. 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AUCKLAND — Today the Government will decide whether Auckland will move to alert level 1 at 11.59pm on Wednesday and, Immigration — the while experts say it is safe to do so, they also hope people will remain vigilant about keeping the virus out political cold potato of the country. The Government has already AUCKLAND — After an Even with all that Covid agreed, in principle, to move extraordinary period when had thrown at us this year, Auckand down to Level 1. immigration soared to new unemployed New Zealanders It has been nine days since the records in New Zealand, the would go nowhere near to last reported community case numbers have now petered out. alleviating the skills shortage of coronavirus; therefore, health “There was even a day that we would face. experts are expecting Auckland’s when nobody left the country “Immigration in some form is alert level to be moved down. and no-one came in,” said going to have to be part of our Auckland Mayor said RNZ immigration reporter, Gill re-build.” he was ready for restrictions to be WHAT A YEAR IT’S BEEN: Bonnett yesterday. But Prof Spoonley also eased — if it was deemed safe to Fireworks explode off the That is what lockdown and warned that without proper do so. Auckland Skytower for the 2020 closed borders did. population planning and at least “We’ve had many days of no New Year celebrations. 1 January Before this, we had had a a discussion about immigration, community transmission, and I 2020. Sin e then, the City of Sails record high 12 months to June the economy would be badly hope that that will be sufficient to has been through two lockdowns. when there was a net gain of hurt — towns that were regain all of the freedoms that we NZ Herald file picture 79,400 migrants, which was stagnating or shrinking would enjoy at Level 1,” he said. described by Ms Bonnett as lose more people; industries “Particularly on the part of the “monumental”. that were heavily dependent on businesses that have suffered does mean we can look to move suggest this level (Level 1.5) should Even though all was migrant labour, including aged because they can’t operate as down from Level 2.” encourage us to keep up some of currently quiet on the border, care and horticulture, would normal . . . we’re hoping this will He said it was always difficult to the good habits we have already Massey University sociologist, suffer. give them a chance to get back on model the risks of re-entry through established, such as mask use on Distinguished Professor Paul Ms Bonnett said the policies their feet.” the border. public transport and aircraft and in Spoonley, said we needed to and campaigning around CBD business association Heart “We do think we’re still at risk some residential care facilities. have conversations now about immigration were muted of the City chief executive Viv Beck of new cases coming through the “When we look internationally, our immigration policy. compared with 2017. said Level 1 could not come soon border, so we can’t completely rule the countries that have been the “One of the difficulties that Both Labour’s and National’s enough for some businesses. that out. best risk managers — like Taiwan, the new Government is going policies were currently centred “Certainly, the ones I’ve been Epidemiologist Michael Baker which hasn’t had a case for over to face is that they’re going on the border, the Greens speaking to most recently are agreed there was a high likelihood four months. They passed a law to have people hammering wanted fairer treatment of raring to go for Level 1. It will the virus has been eliminated, but requiring mask use on public on their door; universities, immigrants, Act wanted to make a difference (to the amount that did not mean people should transport because they really such as my own, want to see attract “extraordinarily skilled people are spending).” now be complacent. believe in using a multi-barrier a resumption of international people, investors and other Covid-19 modeller Prof Baker recently proposed approach.” students, or employers who are productive individuals” to NZ. said his data showed a 95 percent moving to Level 1.5. He said the focus now should be going to say, ‘look, we can’t get Only was chance that we had eliminated the “Part of that (reasoning) is on the border and mitigating the moving again unless we have saying it was time for a reset. August cluster from the community. because there is still risk of risk of infected people coming into immigrants’.” — The Detail, RNZ “That’s really good news and that undetected cases out there, and we New Zealand. — RNZ at any sign of STROKE call 111

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stroke.org.nz The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Party leaders among advance Five new cases of voters on first polling weekend

WELLINGTON — Advance for people to vote early, it coronavirus in NZ voting has been increasingly will reduce any potential popular in recent elections, congestion, but if you’re leaving AUCKLAND — New accounting for 47 percent of it to the last minute, you won’t Zealand had five new cases votes at the last election, and miss out on your opportunity of Covid yesterday — none of that was expected to rise to to vote. It’s just a matter of them in the community — as about 60 percent this year, ensuring that people have a the Government prepared to partly driven by the threat of very simple experience at the make its latest decision on the another lockdown. voting booth.” country’s alert levels. Polls opened on Saturday, Collins and her husband, There was no media and will be available for David Wong-Tung, cast their conference held yesterday. two weeks of voting up until advance votes at a polling In a statement, the Health election day on October 17. station at St Thomas Church Ministry said five earlier cases Most big policies from the in the Tamaki electorate in were now recovered, meaning two major parties in particular Auckland yesterday. the number of active cases have been announced, so the Along with a “very easy” two remained at 41, which included remaining two weeks will be ticks National, she also voted in just seven community cases. about the race to the finish line. favour of the End of Life Choice The Ministry said the five The Electoral Commission Bill and against the legislation new cases included two who will confirm just how many of cannabis. had arrived from Switzerland people turned out for the first Collins, whose references via the United Arab Emirates weekend of advance voting at to her religion have notably and Malaysia on September 29. 2pm, but two of the first voters increased in recent weeks, Regarding the other three, through the door were Labour readily took the priest’s one person had come from TESTING, TESTING: The Ministry of Health said 3616 tests for leader and suggestion of a quick prayer Russia via the United Arab Covid-19 were processed in NZ on Saturday. AFP picture Green Party co-leader James beforehand. Emirates on September 21, one Shaw. With her party languishing had arrived from Ukraine on National’s behind Labour in recent polls. September 29, and one traveller The Ministry said 3616 tests expected to make a decision and ACT’s David Seymour cast she might be forgiven for had come from Australia on were processed on Saturday. about Auckland moving to Level their vote yesterday, with New beseeching an election miracle, September 30. And New Zealand’s 1 today. Zealand First’s but she kept the subject of her Two of the returnees were in laboratories processed a total If it went ahead with a move saying he would not vote until confab with the almighty under managed isolation in Auckland, of 5728 tests on Friday, but no to Level 1, it would take effect election day. wraps. Perhaps she spied a risk while the three other returnees new cases of Covid-19 were from Thursday morning of this Ardern voted two ticks for — with the New Conservatives were in managed isolation reported on that day. week. Labour; however, she did not starting to feature in opinion in Rotorua but would also be There was one new case reveal her vote on the cannabis polls — or an opportunity,with transferred to an Auckland of the coronavirus in New ■ If you have symptoms of referendum. 37 percent of New Zealanders quarantine facility. Zealand in managed isolation the coronavirus, call the NZ “I’ve advance voted in the identifying as Christian at the The total number of on Saturday. It has been more Covid Healthline on 0800 past, and the reason for me 2018 census. confirmed cases of the than a week since the last 358 5453 (+64 9 358 5453 for personally is just to signal to It was a surprise to New coronavirus in New Zealand is community case was reported. international SIMs) or call your New Zealanders that the polls Zealand First leader Winston 1498. Auckland was currently at GP — please do not just show are open,” she said. Peters, however,, who said he There was still no-one in Alert Level 2, while the rest of up at a medical centre. “What we really want did not know until recently hospital with Covid-19 in New the country is at Level 1. to encourage this year is that she was religious. — RNZ Zealand. The Government was — RNZ PRINTED PENS – SPECIAL Promote your brand and attract customers by choosing what works for you

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LADY IN RED CASTS HER VOTES: Labour leader and current prime minister, Jacinda Ardern was one of the first through the door when polls opened on Saturday. RNZ picture byJo Moir 35021-01 62 Peel Street • 06 869 0040 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 Fire roars through Lake Ohau

OHAU, Waitaki District — Fire crews had a busy night, working TERROR IN THE NIGHT: Dunedin man Andy to protect homes at Lake Ohau Winneke caught sight of the blaze from where he village as flare-ups continued to was camping at about 4.30 yesterday morning. risk further damage to the area. Picture supplied by Andy Winneke The fire roared through Lake Ohau village in the early hours of yesterday morning, spreading into nearby conservation land, farms and mountainsides. Terrified families bundled into cars in the dead of night. fleeing for their lives. Hundreds of affected people gathered at an evacuation centre in Twizel. Late last night, it had been estimated that some 20 houses had been damaged or destroyed in the fire. However, estimates this morning were much higher, with Waitaki District Mayor Gary Kircher saying that he thought most of the houses had been destroyed. Mayor Kircher told First Up it was lucky residents had managed to get out when they did. to meet with affected residents Wanaka. throughout the day. Fellow farmer Grant Murray, “It is a minor miracle that and fire crews. Fire and Emergency’s Incident who borders the DoC land on no-one has been harmed — if it The blaze, which yesterday Commander Steve Jones said Ungrazed land a ‘hazard to life’ Quailburn Road, said the fire had had been another 15-20 minutes, stretched across as much as 1600 crews were protecting the been an inevitability. it would have been a very hectares, gave Lake Ohau Village remaining homes in Lake Ohau Hamish Smith, a farmer in “With the land that’s been different story.” residents just minutes to get up Village and two other crews were the area, said yesterday that shut up on our boundary, it was He said he had not yet had and get out of the idyllic lakeside working in the Quailburn area. the Department of Conservation always going to happen sooner or confirmation on how many Waitaki District town. Crews used a drone overnight (DoC) reserve had posed a later.” houses in the area had been Civil Defence scrambled to and found a significant number significant risk to the area for North Otago Federated destroyed by the fire, but he supply essentials for the people of hotspots, which would be some time. Farmers high country chairman believed the “majority” of the registered with the evacuation targeted by helicopters and “The trouble is you’ve got all Simon Williamson said the 60-70 homes in Ohau were centre in Twizel, while offers of ground crews today. this dry fuel on country that is retired land the fire was “gone”. accommodation flooded in from Eleven helicopters and nine not being grazed anymore, and spreading through was a Mayor Kircher said it was locals. At least 300 sheep and ground crews would continue to the only way you get rid of that “huge risk” that had not been hoped that residents would be lambs were killed in the fire. battle the fire today, with four dry rubbish is fire, and this is addressed. “All this ground that’s able to get to the village at some Firefighting teams were crews continuing structure- what’s happening, it’s full of dry been locked up and hasn’t been stage today to assess the damage battling to stop the blaze from protection work. and dead fuel, dead tussock, dead grazed is becoming a hazard to to their properties. damaging critical infrastructure, Mr Jones said conditions were grass, cut-down tree slash, and life.” — RNZ, NZ Herald Civil Defence Minister Peeni including the main power lines expected to remain challenging it’s a nightmare for those of us on Henare would visit Ohau today servicing Queenstown and today, with high winds forecast neighbouring properties. See also page 9

HOTSPOTS REMAIN: Above, a helicopter drops monsoon buckets of water on to the blaze late yesterday morning. Eleven helicopters and nine ground crews would be battling the fire again today, with four crews continuing structure-protection work. Below, the remains of one of the many lakeside homes destroyed by the huge blaze at Lake Ohau. Picture above by Shellie Evans Photography, picture below supplied

35360-01 The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 9 This year has been ‘total crap’ Lake Ohau business owner loses home, business

OHAU — There is no other “They jumped in our car and way to put it. we just got the hell out of there A Lake Ohau Bed and as quick as we could. I think Breakfast owner says he has their car is half submerged in lost his home, business and the shores of Lake Middleton — loving memories after a fire it appeared to be okay but the tore through Lake Ohau villiage bush, or the paddock, around it over the weekend, in a “crap” is just charred.” year in which a pandemic has Mr Spiers said he had lost also wrecked havoc on local four generations of memories, businesses and economies — happiness and love, which have throughout New Zealand and all gone along with his home and much of the world. business. According to Waitaki Mayor “You can replace those things, Gary Kircher, the majority of you know? But we’ve just lost properties in Lake Ohau village everything. have been destroyed by the fire. “We’ve been overwhelmed Owner of Barn at Killin Bed though by the love from all and Breakfast, Hugh Spiers, around the world and our lovely described the events as surreal. community of Lake Ohau village, “You can’t imagine the fear, we’re strong together. the worry, the panic of escaping The wider community, the a bushfire . . . a horrible fire,” he Twizel area and Omarama have told Morning Report. just given us so much love and “It’s all still a blur.” support, cups of tea and food. Mr Spiers said he was awoken “We’ve had a crappy year. This during the night to a phone call year is total crap . . . so we’ve telling him and his guests to get just got to embrace all the love out — as quickly as possible. DESTRUCTIVE: At Lake Ohau in the Mackenzie Basin, a helicopter targets hotspots that are still that surrounds us and go with Still in his pyjamas, he threw raging in the area by using a monsoon bucket. RNZ picture by Tess Brunton it. We’re not going to go through on his gumboots, woke up his this alone. guests and rescued his dogs, the noise, the heat, the sparks, of our place, we have to drive “We went down towards Lake “And we’re lucky that no-one before all of them began fleeing. the smell of smoke, the taste through a wooded area, but Middleton (which is adjacent has been hurt.” “We see these scenes on of smoke in your mouth. It was there was fire on both sides of to Lake Ohau), to get round Fire crews were still battling television of the forest fires in horrific. us, so we had to do a u-turn.” into the camping area. We got the blaze this morning, which Australia, the bushfires, and “It was like a scene from Gone Mr Spiers said the situation through in our four-wheel-drive Fire and Emergency’s Incident what’s happening in California with the Wind . . . because it (the became more frightening when but our guests got stuck in the Commander Steve Jones said — it’s just horrific, horrible. My fire) was definitely going with his guests ran into trouble bog right on the lake, so we was contained, although there God, it was like that (some of the the wind. trying to escape behind them in couldn’t even push them out, it were still hotspots that required devastating fires overseas) — “We were driving to get out their car. was just horrible. putting out. — RNZ Firefighters also Hibernating lizards delay Ngaio Gorge slip repair by Georgina Campbell, battle blaze in New Zealand Herald WELLINGTON — Work to repair Wellington’s downtown Akld Ngaio Gorge slip had to be rescheduled so that sleepy AUCKLAND — Eighteen fire lizards could be rehomed in an engines and dozens of fire crews were appropriate season. this morning also dealing with a fire in The landside came down an Auckland CBD office building. on the key transport route in The blaze broke out in the downtown 2017, forcing Wellington City Fanshawe Street building just after Council to build a shipping 8am. container wall filled with The fire is understood to have been concrete blocks to act as a located in the first floor and was, at barrier. the time of going to press this morning, Work on the permanent reported to be under control and solution to finally strengthen almost out. and stabilise the slip will start Auckland Transport said the section next Monday, October 12, at a of Fanshawe Street — between Albert cost of $11 million. and Hobson Streets — was closed, and The cost to repair the commuters were told to expect more stretch of SH1 leading in traffic delays in the area. — RNZ and out of the capital will be equally shared between KEY TRANSPORT ROUTE: A large slip fell on Ngaio Gorge Road in 2017. Work to repair the the council and New Zealand slip was scheduled to be completed in March of this year, but was delayed due to the Covid-19 Transport Agency (NZTA). lockdown. Picture supplied Work was originally scheduled to be completed in March but was delayed due to of harm’s way before we start revert to one lane at the slip realign the road. the Covid-19 lockdown. on this critical project,” Ms site, which would be controlled “This is expected to take It then had to be Condie said. by traffic signals. about a year to complete. rescheduled until October “Working with the Wellington Mayor Andy “Once that is finished, 12 to manage the lizard Department of Conservation, Foster said the work would stabilisation (which involves relocation process, which must we’ve implemented a Lizard take up to two years. securing the area’s rock bluffs) be carried out in a dry season. Management Plan that will “I know this work will of the lower and upper slip Council transport involve checking all the at times be inconvenient sites will be completed and the infrastructure portfolio vegetation on the work site for for drivers, cyclists and concrete barriers and shipping leader councillor, Jenny lizards. pedestrians, who need to containers will be removed.” Condie, said the first job for “Each lizard will be travel on Ngaio Gorge Road. Ngaio Gorge is considered the construction team would captured individually in a “However, I ask people to be a primary access road to be to remove lizards along breathable cloth bag and patient, and if possible to use Wellington City as well SLEEPY LIZARDS DELAY WORK: the banks of Ngaio Gorge transferred across the road to Ngauranga Gorge or Onslow as being a critical route Native to New Zealand, the copper skink and rehome them in nearby their new home in Trelissick Road or public transport to if Ngauranga Gorge ever (pictured) is one of the lizard species that Trelissick Park. Park. help ease congestion, while we becomes blocked to traffic. can be found in Ngaio Gorge. Work to “We’ve been waiting for The inspection and any deliver this long-term solution ■ Construction crews will repair a 2017 slip on Ngaio Gorge Road the lizards to come out of lizard relocation was expected for this vital arterial road. work in Ngaio Gorge between has been rescheduled in order to relocate hibernation. to take three to four days to “Construction will initially 7am and 6pm, Monday to hibernating lizards. “Now that they are awake, complete. involve building three Saturday, from Monday 12 Picture via https://wellington.govt.nz/ we can start to move them out The two-lane road would retaining walls to widen and October until October 2022. 10 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 Debate canvasses Maori Collins no economy, health, housing ‘suck-up’? WELLINGTON — Labour, No kidding New Zealand First, National and Green Party members Opinion by Claire Trevett, NZ Herald gathered for an electrifying senior politics writer tautotohe at the RNZ-Pacific Media Network Te Kowhiringa THE least-startling news National Party 2020, where for an hour they leader Judith Collins delivered on the Mike tried to convince Maori voters Hosking Newstalk ZB Leaders Breakfast was that they were worthy of their that she struggled to “suck up” to people. support. She said towards the end of the show: “I The Maori economy, job just say what I think.” She had indeed just said support, housing, Treaty what she thought for two hours. partnerships, mana motuhake Collins turned up half an hour late this and Ihumatao were just some morning, which meant for the first segment, of the issues canvassed. the video livestream shot just an empty Willie Jackson, list MP microphone while Collins’ disembodied voice and senior strategist for the spoke from a phone somewhere. Labour Party’s Maori caucus, When she did arrive, she did at least bring was made to defend what the content — and it was content that was relevant government of Jacinda Ardern TE KOWHIRINGA 2020: From left, Green Party co-leader , Labour MP Willie to her hold-up: an announcement that National had achieved for Maori. Jackson, National Party health spokesperson and NZ First leader Winston Peters. would review the Auckland Council, a decade The party holds all seven Picture by Jogai Bhatt after the Super City was set up. Maori seats, and in all polls Collins said an Auckland Council review for this election so far, looks Maori health providers Maori, Pacific and brown now,” he said. would consider “what’s gone wrong and what’s likely to command a majority have complained of having women, who are bearing “You don’t need to go down gone right”. Collins then added she suspected of support in party votes. But to fight to be heard during the majority of the Covid- all those new-fangled tracks more had gone wrong than right. the other parties contended the pandemic, while they are 19 job losses,” said Marama — just go back to doing what She had clearly done her own little internal that Labour had done little to forced to live off crumbs. Davidson, co-leader of the we used to do. Build houses review — reeling off a list of her own bugbears. pay back the support given to “Look at the Epidemic Green Party. ourselves.” Top of that list was Auckland Transport, them last election. Response Committee, who Maori were also increasingly Jackson spoke of Labour’s which she claimed was arrogant and obsessed “Are you the Government put on the table ‘what are the being priced out of the housing work on papakainga and state with walkways and cycleways, to the detriment of ‘not good enough, not testing rates for Maori?’ It market. Social-housing wait houses, while trying to move of people trying to get their children or quick enough, not fast was us,” said Dr Shane Reti, lists had ballooned, as had on quickly from the botched shopping home. enough’?” host Julian Wilcox the National Party’s health prices and rents, which had KiwiBuild programme. Collins’ list of bugbears is exactly why it asked Willie Jackson about spokesman. nudged poorer families — On Ihumatao, Davidson, amounts to a good election campaign policy: the Government’s housing “Our policies are that we many of whom were Maori — who has been a regular visitor everyone else in Auckland will also have their promises. will pass through an equality out of the market. to the whenua, said it should gripes with the council. It is a “water cooler” “OK, it was a bit of a slow filter all health policy going “Generations of people have been resolved long ago, policy, one people in Auckland can talk about. start,” Jackson conceded to forward,” he said. struggling with housing is while Jackson said a deal was There will still be some on the verges of jeers. “We were restricted in The debate then lurched immoral and expensive,” imminent, although would not the Super City who have long resented being a number of areas, as you are to the pandemic-induced Davidson said. be drawn on a date. included in the Super City boundaries, who in a coalition government, but recession that Aotearoa now Winston Peters, the leader Reti and Peters were might see a review as a chance of escape. I know that the next three found itself in. of NZ First, believed a return completely opposed to a Collins may also well be right that is timely years, things could be quite It was the third once-in-a- to the past was what was resolution. to review the Super City, 10 years after its different.” generation economic disaster required. The Maori Party had been introduction. However, she also needs to be Covid-19, which has further in little more than a decade “The Department of Maori invited and were due to attend clear what the scope of any remedial action exposed deep inequalities in which, once again, Maori were Affairs in the ’50s and ’60s until they had to withdraw at might be, including whether Collins would the health system, was one of forecast to bear the brunt of. was building far more homes the last minute, while the ACT entertain dismantling the Super City. the other main topics. “It is women, particularly on the Maori ratio than we are Party declined to take part. The Newstalk ZB Leaders Breakfast is a two-hour-long stretch covering a wide range of topics and something of a test of a leaders’ grasp on their own policy. Who would Ardern choose for next Cabinet? It also gives a fairly decent broad view of the differences in the parties’ policies, from housing and education to tax and relations by Audrey Young, NZ Herald prerogative. But given he is one of Little would be better placed responsibilities in a second term — with China, and a leader’s idiosyncrasies. political editor her top Ministers, his view is likely to get it and Phil Goff, a former but building on his experience with Collins certainly did not pussy-foot around to count for a lot. Labour leader, showed in the small business. or do much to endear herself to the left-wing JACINDA Ardern is holding her Although he has been able to do Clark government that Justice The newcomers to ministerial populace of New Zealand. last scheduled Cabinet meeting both portfolios competently under and Foreign Affairs could both be portfolios would likely be Labour’s During her two hours, Collins discussed tomorrow in the term of this Covid conditions, keeping him in managed. chief whip and Mt Roskill MP Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr’s embrace Government. both Health and Education is not Little would be bound to keep Michael Wood, Kieran McAnulty, of “wokeness” and the “busybody-type If and when she comes to choose an option. Giving one person two of Treaty Negotiations because some a Wairarapa-based list MP, and people” who interfered under the Resource the next Cabinet, she has four big the biggest jobs would suggest that of the difficult settlements are at a Kiritapu Alan, a Gisbone-based list Management Act. questions. there was not enough talent in the crucial stage. MP. McAnulty and Allan are seen She said there were too many “woke The first will be Minister of Cabinet — and there isn’t an over- One of the most vexing issues as potential associate ministers in subjects” at secondary schools, and once Health, the second Minister of supply. for a second-term Ardern Cabinet primary industries. again spoke of her belief that property values Foreign Affairs, the third what to do Ardern’s other options would would be what to do about Phil Tauranga-based list MP and needed to drop in some areas — and would about and then which most likely be and Twyford, currently ranked No.5 in former school principal drop, saying it was inevitable given ongoing backbench MPs to bring into the David Parker, with Parker the the Cabinet. is also considered a possible increases at a time of almost zero immigration. ministry. more likely to get it. He is a details The two choices are either to contender. The Cabinet usually She said National would bring back offshore The health question is crucial, as person, has a huge capacity for demote him down the Cabinet numbers 20 members and in this oil and gas exploration and mining, and even are all front-facing Covid portfolios. work, and is a good communicator, rankings and give him something term, Labour’s coalition partner, NZ described New Zealand as potentially the Her aim would be to maintain if occasionally irascible. unimportant, or to leave him First, had four places. “North Sea” of the Pacific. as much stability as possible and Megan Woods is close to Ardern out altogether because the very If Labour formed a majority She chose Sir Roger Douglas as the person where changes had to be made, to and has become a dependable name Phil Twyford has become Government it could still have who had contributed most to New Zealand. ensure it was a proven Minister. trouble-shooter. She could get synonymous with non-delivery. Green Party MPs as Ministers She said National was likely to stand Ardern’s dilemma is down to Transport, which would be a critical There may be many factors why outside Cabinet under a confidence candidates in the Maori electorates in 2023 — . portfolio in getting the massive light rail to the airport and KiwiBuild and supply agreement; and that despite its long-standing policy to get rid of Few would dispute he has done infrastructure projects under way. have failed to fly, but there is only would leave six vacancies in the those seats. That policy was put on ice when an outstanding job in Health after If Parker got Health, he would one reason in the public’s mind. Cabinet for Labour — the four NZ National was in government with the Maori being thrown into the job when also need to hold on to environment Leaving Twyford out altogether First places, Iain Lees-Galloway’s Party but has never been scotched altogether. David Clark resigned in early July, because he is uniquely placed to would be the most simple solution position and Phil Twyford’s. Collins said she would welcome foreign getting to grips quickly with detail see through complex RMA reforms. — and would please those caucus But if it formed a coalition buyers back, provided they also contributed to and getting a better performance Assuming that Winston Peters’ colleagues who want more government with the Greens, there investment and job creation. out of the Ministry of Health. NZ First Party does not form part of ministerial posts available to them. would almost certainly be several The session began with a prayer — or at But it is an open secret that his a Labour-led government after the One controversial former Minister, Greens in the Cabinet, including the least a discussion about a prayer: Hosking first love is Education and that if he election, the coveted job of Foreign David Clark, is certain to be two co-leaders, James Shaw and asked Collins about her visit to St Thomas’s had to make a choice, he would go Minister would be vacant. reappointed a Minister and another, Marama Davidson. to pray when she went to cast her vote on the for Education. Finance Minister , is also a possibility. Just how many would depend on weekend. She revealed she tended to ask for Health next term will require is a former diplomat and would Keeping a third controversial how many MPs were elected and “general guidance” rather than issue a specific a strong and competent Minister probably jump at it in another era. Minister would be more difficult for how many it needed to function wish list to God. to see through the reforms in the But not in the time of Covid. Ardern to justify politically. as a parliamentary party with non- Google Maps might have been a better Simpson review. The two main contenders would Revenue Minister is executive members. But in the option for guidance on Monday morning, for It is possible that Ardern insists be former Labour leader Andrew seen to have been a well-performing end, it would be the Green Party’s guidance in how to avoid getting stuck in that Hipkins stay in Health for Little and current Trade Minister Minister this year in responding to decision on who to put forward, not traffic. the sake of continuity. It is her David Parker. Covid and could expect some bigger Ardern’s. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 BUSINESS 11 Liability alert for company owners Supreme Court sends strong message to 600,000 Kiwi businesses by Sam Hurley, NZ Herald v Yan, which involves former Harbour” protections ended on Cooper had breached his costs of $25,000. Prime Minister , September 30. directors’ duties under the “Debut was insolvent by the WELLINGTON — More than the lawyers who succeeded in the Shackleton, who acts in Companies Act 1993. There was beginning of November 2012. It 600,000 Kiwi companies risk Debut case said. banking, finance, and insolvency also a debate about whether was unable to pay its debts and losing limited liability protection Nick Malarao and Phil cases, said the guidance provided a general security agreement continued trading was projected unless they are more cautious Shackleton of Meredith Connell, by the Supreme Court will securing advances by Cooper’s to result in a shortfall of GST of when facing financial difficulty, who acted for Debut’s liquidators, help directors and creditors family trust should be partially at least $300,000,” the judgement say the lawyers who acted in a said directors for all of the navigate the challenges faced set aside. reads. landmark Supreme Court case. country’s more than 600,000 by businesses in the Covid-19 In 2018, the High Court “It should have stopped trading The litigation, which focused companies need to realise the era. “The judgement encourages initially found he had breached at that point unless a viable on Debut Homes Limited and the implications of the judgement. collaboration with creditors, and his duties and rejected a defence formal or informal mechanism actions of its director Leonard “If your business is in trouble, such collaboration should result of reliance on professional advice. was found.” Cooper, is the first time the the judgement means you need in fewer companies getting into It ordered Cooper to contribute The course of action taken country’s top court has squarely to carefully consider whether really serious trouble,” he said. $280,000 towards the assets of by Cooper, the judges found, considered directors’ duties. you should keep on going, and In 2012, Cooper, a residential Debut and set aside the general meant he was in breach of his The Supreme Court found who (this decision) may affect, property developer, decided security agreement. However, obligations under the law. that if a company reaches the including the IRD, your bank and to wind-down Debut Homes’ Cooper challenged the ruling and “This is because there was point where it is clearly not others you owe money to,” the tax operations because of financial won, with the Court of Appeal a certainty of a loss of at least salvageable and continued and company law specialist said. issues. quashing the High Court’s $300,000 to Inland Revenue.” trading will result in a shortfall “Unless creditors know While existing developments orders. Cooper failed to consider the to creditors, directors should what is going on and support would be completed, no new This case was then appealed interests of all creditors and the immediately close or at least you, you cannot keep trading developments would be by Debut’s liquidators to the breach was also exacerbated by ensure creditors fully understand without risking being in breach undertaken. Supreme Court with a hearing his conflict of interest, the court the risks. of reckless trading and other When this decision was made, held in October last year, before a said. The judgement, delivered provisions of the Companies it was forecasted there would be ruling was issued on September Looking at the wider picture late last month, may have Act — and if you breach these a deficit of more than $300,000 24 this year. of directors’ duties, the judges implications for directors who provisions, you risk losing limited in GST once the wind-down The bench of Chief Justice said if a company reaches the face economic difficulties because liability protection.” was completed. Debut was then Helen Winkelmann, and Justices point where continued trading of Covid-19. Malarao, who was a member placed in liquidation in March Joe Williams, Susan Glazebrook, will result in a shortfall to It could also have a major of the Tax Working Group, added 2014 on the application of Inland Mark O’Regan, Ellen France creditors and the company is impact on other proceedings, the decision has become even Revenue. unanimously restored the High not salvageable, then continued including the forthcoming Court more relevant for directors after When the case hit the courts, Court orders. trading will be in breach of s135 of Appeal decision in Mainzeal the Government’s Covid-19 “Safe the main issue was whether Cooper was also ordered to pay of the Companies Act.

CLEARING NZ company secures $3.3m for DEBTS: Fonterra expects to use the cash proceeds homegrown coronavirus vaccine from the two transactions AUCKLAND — A local company has to pay down secured $3.3m in private funding to debt, as part of steam ahead with a Covid-19 vaccine its previously made with Kiwi technology. announced overall The Covid-19 Vaccine Corporation debt reduction (CVC), set up in May, has formed programme. collaborations with the University of File picture Auckland, Callaghan Innovation, and research institute Scion, its bid to independently develop a homegrown coronavirus agent. The company aims to complete its first Fonterra sells China farms human trial of the new vaccine by the end of next year, which will cost around $8 million. VACCINE RACE: The Covid-19 Vaccine for $555m to pay down debt “We are not aiming to be the first Company led by Dr Robert Feldman aims vaccine on the market,” said its chief to complete its first human trial of the new AUCKLAND — Fonterra has agreed Last year, the co-operative said executive officer, Dr Robert Feldman. vaccine by the end of next year, which will to sell its China farms for a total it would write down the value of “Our mission is to produce a superior cost around $8 million. Picture supplied of $555 million to Inner Mongolia several of its businesses in China, vaccine that unlike those first off the Natural Dairy Company, a subsidiary Brazil, Venezuela, Australia and New block, is not created in a rush to reach “We could not achieve anything of China Youran Dairy Group. Zealand by $820m-$860m, including the market. without the cash that is required to Separately, Fonterra said it had $200m related to China Farms. “We are taking painstaking measures progress our Covid-19 vaccine work. I agreed to sell its 85 percent interest In today’s statement, Fonterra that are designed to make our vaccine feel the investors are very much part of in its Hangu farm to Beijing Sanyuan said it had worked closely with generate an improved response rate our team.” Venture Capital Co for $42m. local players, shared its expertise while being cost-efficient to produce.” The Government has meanwhile Sanyuan has a 15 percent minority in farming techniques and animal CVC’s intended vaccine differs from earmarked hundreds of millions of shareholding in the farm and husbandry, and contributed to the other vaccine candidates for its unique dollars — it won’t disclose precisely how exercised its right of first refusal to growth of the industry. biobead technology that it licensed from much, for commercial reasons — to get purchase Fonterra’s interest. “We don’t shy away from the fact New Zealand company Polybatics. Kiwis and our Pacific neighbours as far Fonterra expects to use the cash that establishing farms from scratch It’s currently working towards making up the line as possible. proceeds from the two transactions in China has been challenging, but small volumes of these vaccine-producing That involves making their own to pay down debt, as part of its our team has successfully developed bacteria at the . batches here. previously announced overall debt productive model farms, supplying Its method includes making biobeads Around $3m of that funding will go to reduction programme. high quality fresh milk to the local coated with carefully chosen components Kiwi biotech company Biocell to upgrade Chief executive Miles Hurrell said consumer market,” Hurrell said. of the SARS-Cov-2 virus. its facilities so it can roll out 100 million in building the farms, Fonterra had “It’s now time to pass the baton to The biobeads and coating are doses. demonstrated its commitment to the Youran and Sanyuan to continue the simultaneously manufactured inside It’s been suggested New Zealand development of the Chinese dairy development of these farms,” he said. bacteria which is an efficient method might piggy-back off Australia’s just- industry. Hurrell says the sale of the farms of production for a vaccine that the signed deal with AstraZeneca, the global “We’ve worked closely with local will allow the Co-op to prioritise the company expects to be both safe while company behind a front-runner vaccine players, sharing our expertise in areas of its business where it has offering broad immune coverage in candidate. farming techniques and animal competitive advantages. humans. Dubbed ChAdOx1-S, it’s already been husbandry, and contributed to the “China remains one of Fonterra’s These biobeads are grown at scale and shown to prompt the one-two hit of a growth of the industry,” he said in a most important strategic markets, purified at Scion’s specialised facility, T-cell and antibody response within a statement. receiving around a quarter of our where they will be produced as a test month of inoculation, and is now well Fonterra has for the last 18 months production. Selling the farms will vaccine suitable for various testing into the critical and final Phase III stage. been reviewing its business “to ensure allow us to focus even more on purposes. Another Kiwi consortium has been our assets and investments meet the strengthening our Foodservice, CVC’s investor group is led by software exploring their own potential homemade needs of the co-op today”. Consumer Brands and Ingredients entrepreneurs Guy and Susie Haddleton, candidates — such as an inactivated “Selling the farms is in line with businesses in China,” he said. and includes Dr Stephen Strother, the vaccine approach led by Otago our decision to focus on our New Completion of the sale, which is Markon Trust, the CJ and JS Reeve University’s Professor Miguel Quiñones- Zealand farmers’ milk,” he said. subject to anti-trust clearance and Family Trust and Takapuna Investments. Mateu, and a recombinant spike protein Over the last 10 years Fonterra other regulatory approvals in China, “The backing we have from our vaccine being developed in Dr Davide has invested about $1 billion in is expected to occur within this investors is just extraordinary and so Comoletti’s Victoria University lab — for establishing China farms. financial year. — NZ Herald very much appreciated,” Feldman said. the past few months. — NZ Herald 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 EDITORIAL Not short of political entertainment Covid diagnosis a WHAT’S ON IN COUNCIL will have an impact on our council’s met with friends on Waiheke Island, an THIS WEEK decision-making, with various policies unusual experience in 2020, travelling by Shannon Dowsing to be implemented by whoever is and gathering. It gave me an opportunity disaster for Trump successful in leading the country and to reflect as I considered the surgical A year of extreme turmoil in NEARLY a year has a new colleague who will change the masks we all wore and the QR codes American politics has reached an passed since our local dynamic in chambers, add insight from hanging everywhere. It seems a long time unexpected climax with the news elections and it seems their communities and bring personal ago now that we were discussing the we are busier than ever, experience. potential of 2020, it was being referred that President Donald Trump has however this week is I’ve been surprised at the number to as “the year of perfect vision”, we Covid-19, tipping election scenarios a rare break from scheduled council of lobbying groups involved in the certainly did not get what we expected. on their head just a month before meetings and I’m sure both the staff referendums, something that is less I think “2020, you won’t see this coming” the polls close on November 3. and the councillors are happy to take a familiar in New Zealand where we don’t would be closer to the year we have had. The President was flown from break from the reports that consume our see this level of money invested to try to With my additional role on Trust the White House to the Walter time. Personally, I am excited to be able swing a decision one way or the other. I’m Tairawhiti, a business to run and Reed medical centre in what was to attend some of the Tairawhiti Arts not in favour of a big marketing budget tonnes of exciting events to attend, I described as a precautionary move. Festival events and take my daughter to influencing decision-making, so hope that cannot wait to get started on the week His medical adviser said he was the fabulous light installation in Marina everyone takes the opportunity to seek ahead. I truly hope everyone takes the satisfied with his condition, but he and Kelvin Parks. independent information on these issues, opportunity to enjoy the arts festival — Fortunately, we are not short of I hear Karen from Facebook knows all running until the 11th, there is truly needed oxygen at one point and is political entertainment with the general about it, or you could try referendums. something for everyone so jump on trying an experimental drug. There election in full swing and a well-contested govt.nz tetairawhitiartsfestival.nz and check out are reports he may be released on by-election running simultaneously. Both I took some time out this weekend and the line-up. Monday (US time) but he will have to self-isolate for 14 days, so there are LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS doubts now about how big a role he can play in the campaign. Open letter to Kiri Allan This could not have come at Arriving to flags, Endeavour To Kiri Allan: only around $4m at the time). One a worse time as Trump, who is Your advertisements say “We can only presume that it was seen behind in the polls, had planned The airport is the opaque band in the glass, very have achieved a lot in the past three by KiwiRail (and others) as an a series of campaign meetings perfect place for one of the annoying. I realise it is for the years . . . but there is still more to excuse for ridding themselves of an in key battleground states in the Endeavour models, and some safety of children but if it had do.” There sure is! inconvenient obligation. international flags would been placed lower it would “Investing over $300m into Several Gisborne Herald webpolls next fortnight. These have been a give a friendly welcome for satisfy all. lifeblood for Trump, who is at his Gisborne’s roads” is fine, but why have shown overwhelming support overseas visitors. The spacious cafe is a couldn’t you invest $35m into for reopening the line; local best for the campaign when in front Unfortunately when seated welcome refuge. Gisborne’s railway? The answer is producers want it; Tairawhiti Rail Ltd of a horde of cheering supporters. in the terminal the planes are that you could, but you have allowed wishes to provide freight services He has turned to Twitter, and no not easily seen owing to the MAIRE OVERBYE KiwiRail to dictate the contrary. on it; heritage rail operators would doubt will be busy there, but he The trouble is that “rail” has run excursions to Gisborne; even will miss the campaign events. The been seen as the sole province the return of a railcar passenger next presidential debate, scheduled Social of KiwiRail which, as an SOE, is service is possible. for October 15, is also in doubt. In A bigger fish . . . required to operate a profitable The Green Party’s transport another twist, the US Senate has Re: Honoured with life membership, Sept business. As it now comes under policy includes scheduled 24 story. justice the auspices of the National Land reopening, with a passenger service postponed any legislature until Well done Alain, that tuna is a wee bit October 19 after three senators Transport Fund, there is no further to Wellington, some time after 2027, bigger than the eel that I pulled out of the warrior excuse. Rail is a resource and an but the route is needed now (it has tested positive for the virus. goldfish pond in your back yard on the end of amenity and should be available to been needed for the past eight Many see it as ironic that Trump, my finger many years ago. Re: Move to the right needed, October other operators, just as roads are. years). Labour promised to restore who repeatedly declined to wear Clearly, KiwiRail is not convinced the line if there was evidence of its a face mask and criticised the ADRIAN STANAWAY, Whakatane 3 letter. I think the left vs that it can operate profitably on sustainability; BERL produced that Democratic candidate Joe Biden for right narrative is the Gisborne line; that’s fine, they evidence, together with a detailed doing so, contracted the virus. dangerous, but the don’t have to, but they should not analysis of the work to be done, and But Biden and the Democrats stories of Jesus seem prevent other actual or potential its cost. The coalition government will need to avoid any signs of Pleased to know to fit with him being operators from utilising this has failed to act on that promise; schadenfreude or pleasure from Re: Core principles drive Hughes’ a bit of a social justice strategic resource, both for freight now is the time to pledge that the Trump’s misfortune, which would not bid for seat, Sept 30 story. warrior — healing the and tourism. incoming government will remedy go down well with a large sector of Wonderful. So pleased a young sick and feeding the When the line was damaged that omission during the next term. person of your calibre is standing. hungry. by the March 2012 weather event Will you support that the public. Biden’s only statement it should have been promptly undertaking? so far is that he is praying for Trump repaired (the estimated cost was PETER WOODING and his family. COLENE HERBERT RUSSELL McLEOD The Republicans will now be hampered in two key goals they hoped to achieve before November Reminder of colonising feat Fish frames left high and dry 3 — getting agreement on a new Re: Still no word, October 1. is defined in the Oxford dictionary To the fishermen who ramp, or surely some family Covid-19 relief package and the Ron Taylor has been stewing as: “prejudice, discrimination or cleaned their day’s catch out would have appreciated a good confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett away waiting for the return of his antagonism directed against a at Tatapouri on Sunday, it’s feed of fish heads. to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on beloved plastic boats that represent person or people on the basis of not a good look to dispose of Next time, and this goes to and remind tangata whenua of their membership of a particular your fish frames off the side of for anybody else, have some the Supreme Court. the boat ramp as you did. In consideration for others who It is now possible the vote on their being conquered, deprived of racial or ethnic group, typically one their lands and economic base and that is a minority or marginalised”. fact, it’s bloody disgraceful. use the area before disposing Barrett’s confirmation might not be reduced to poverty, poor health, Or a Cambridge dictionary As the tide went out the of your fish frames back to held until after the election, when incarceration and all the other definition of racism as “policies, frames were left high and dry, the water’s edge. The fishing the make-up of the Senate could conditions at the lower extremities behaviours, rules etc that result in which was unsightly for other club does have cameras that be different with the Democrats of the social order. Ron wants that an unfair advantage to some people ramp users and for people monitor what goes on in the possibly in charge. reminder put back, to remind him of and unfair treatment of others based walking along the beach. The vicinity of the boat ramp, so Getting the Conservative mother the glory of that colonising feat. He on race”. When will these attacks very least you could have done you will be seen. of seven on to the court was a is unaware or he does not care that end? was taken them back out and major objective for the Republicans he is displaying his racism which JOE NADEN dumped them away from the CRAIG MILLER because it would have secured a [email protected] conservative majority for at least a decade. It all adds up to something ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. of a perfect storm for the President ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. and his party, and all the signs are ■ Always include full name and contact details. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. unfavourable at present. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 WORLD 13 Trump’s docs paint ‘rosy picture’ Says President’s health improving, could be discharged today

BETHESDA, Md. — President about the timing (“It was over Sciences drug currently used Donald Trump’s blood oxygen the course of the day, yeah, for moderately and severely level dropped suddenly twice yesterday morning,” he said) and ill patients. The drugs work in in recent days, his doctors when asked whether Trump’s different ways — the antibodies revealed on Sunday (local time) level had dropped below 90 oe help the immune system rid the as they continued to evade (“We don’t have any recordings body of virus, and remdesivir basic questions about his health here on that.”) But he revealed curbs the virus’ ability to during treatment for Covid-19. that Trump was given a dose of multiply. Still, they said he “continued to the steroid dexamethasone in Garibaldi, a specialist in improve” and suggested he could response. pulmonary critical care, said the be discharged as early as today. Trump’s blood oxygen level president was not showing any Speaking on the steps of the currently stands at 98 percent, side effects of the drugs “that we military hospital where Trump Trump’s medical team said. can tell.” spent a third day, his doctors Blood oxygen saturation is First lady Melania Trump has again sidestepped questions, a key health marker for Covid remained at the White House as including the timing of his patients. A normal reading is she recovers from her own bout second dip in oxygen, which they between 95 and 100. A drop with the virus. neglected to mention in multiple below 90 is concerning. Trump’s administration has statements the day before, or The doctors also declined to been less than transparent whether lung scans showed any say what they had found in scans with the public throughout the damage. of the president’s lungs. pandemic about the president’s It was the second straight “There’s some expected health and the spread of the day of obfuscation from a findings, but nothing of any virus inside the White House. White House already suffering major clinical concern,” Conley Several White House officials from a credibility crisis. And it said. He declined to outline those this weekend expressed raised serious questions about “expected findings”. WISHING TRUMP A SPEEDY RECOVERY: Flowers and balloons frustration with the way things whether the doctors treating the Trump offered his own left by supporters of President Donald Trump at the entrance to have been handled. president can be trusted to share assessment of his status the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (background) in They were particularly accurate, timely information with night before in a video from his Bethesda, Maryland. AP picture upset by the whiplash between the American public. hospital suite, saying he was Conley’s rosy assessment Pressed about conflicting beginning to feel better and quick recovery, and we can see that the president was “not yet Saturday and Meadows’ information he and the White hoped to “be back soon”. And he him back out on the campaign out of the woods”. more concerned outlook. They House released on Saturday, was back on social media early trail very soon,” Biden adviser On Sunday, Conley’s privately acknowledge that Navy Cmdr. Dr Sean Conley on Sunday morning, sharing a Symone Sanders said on CNN’s assessment was more positive, the administration has little acknowledged that he had tried video of flag-waving supporters, “State of the Union”. even while he acknowledged for credibility on Covid-19 and to present a rosy description of most not wearing masks, She added: “This is a glaring the first time a second sudden that they have unnecessarily of the president’s gathered outside reminder that the virus is real.” drop in Trump’s blood oxygen squandered what remains of it condition. Walter Reed Biden was at home in level on Saturday. with the lack of clear, accurate “I was trying There’s some National Military Wilmington, Delaware, on Another member of the updates on Trump’s condition. to reflect the expected‘ findings, but Medical Centre. Sunday with no plans for president’s medical team, Dr. Most of that frustration upbeat attitude nothing of any major Trump has in-person campaigning or other Brian Garibaldi, said Trump appears to be directed at Trump of the team, that been eager to public appearances. Having on Sunday “has been up and himself, with aides believing that the president, clinical concern. return home already tested negative, he is around” and “feels well”. he has restricted what Conley that his course — Dr Sean Conley’ and hates the expected to release the results “Our plan for today is to have can say or that Conley has tried of illness has image of himself of a new coronavirus test later him eat and drink, to be up out to appease the president by had. Didn’t at the hospital, in the day. His campaign has of bed as much as possible, to presenting an optimistic outlook. want to give any according to pledged to disclose those results be mobile,” Garibaldi said. “And They also blame Meadows for information that might steer people familiar with his mood. and all other future test results if he continues to look and feel not establishing clear lines of the course of illness in another He has also been struggling for the 77-year-old candidate. as well as he does today, our communication and for making direction,” Conley said. “And to come to grips with the On Saturday, White House hope is that we can plan for a the situation worse on Saturday. in doing so, came off like we’re uncertainty of how long his chief of staff Mark Meadows discharge as early as tomorrow At the same time, the White trying to hide something, which illness will last and when he contradicted the rosy picture to the White House where he can House has been working to trace wasn’t necessarily true. The fact might be able to return to the painted by Trump’s doctors when continue his treatment course.” a flurry of new infections of close of the matter is that he’s doing campaign, with just weeks to go he told reporters outside the Trump’s treatment with Trump aides and allies including really well.” before the November 3 election. hospital, “We’re still not on a the steroid dexamethasone adviser Hope Hicks, former The briefing outside the Walter Trump’s Democratic clear path yet to a full recovery.” is in addition to the single New Jersey Gov Chris Christie, Reed National Military Medical challenger, Joe Biden, pulled Conley moments earlier had dose he was given on Friday former White House counsellor Centre lasted just 10 minutes. his attack ads off the air during refused to say whether the of an experimental drug from Kellyanne Conway, and several Before walking away, Conley Trump’s hospitalisation, and on president had ever required Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Republican lawmakers. The said the president had a “high Sunday, he dispatched senior supplemental oxygen, before it Inc. that supplies antibodies president’s campaign manager, fever” and a blood oxygen level aides to deliver a largely friendly was reported he indeed had. to help the immune system Bill Stepien, and the head of the below 94 percent on Friday message. In an update Saturday night, fight the virus. Trump on Republican National Committee, and during “another episode” “We are sincerely hoping that Trump’s chief doctor expressed Friday also began a five-day Ronna McDaniel, have also on Saturday. He was evasive the president makes a very cautious optimism but added course of remdesivir, a Gilead tested positive. — AP Azerbaijan’s second city attacked as fighting escalates

BAKU, Azerbaijan — The officials rejected the claim as the territory of Armenia in As the fighting resumed on fighting between Armenian untrue, saying the territory’s Azerbaijan’s direction”. But Sunday morning, Armenian and Azerbaijani forces army “is controlling the Nagorno-Karabakh’s leader, officials accused Azerbaijan continued on Sunday over situation in all directions.” Arayik Harutyunyan, said on of carrying out strikes on the separatist territory of Azerbaijani officials Facebook that he ordered Stepanakert and targeting Nagorno-Karabakh, with said earlier on Sunday that “rocket attacks to neutralise the civilian population there. Azerbaijan’s second-largest Armenian forces attacked military objects” in Ganja, Nagorno-Karabakh’s leader city coming under attack and Ganja, the country’s but later told his forces to Harutyunyan said that in Azerbaijan claiming to have second-largest city. Hikmet stop firing to avoid civilian response, his forces would seized a town and several Hajiyev, Aliyev’s aide to the casualties. target “military facilities villages. Azerbaijani president, tweeted Azerbaijani officials denied permanently located in major The clashes erupted on a video depicting damaged that any military objects had cities of Azerbaijan.” September 27 and have killed buildings, and called it the been hit, but said the attack In a statement issued dozens, marking the biggest result of “Armenia’s massive caused damage to civilian later on Sunday, Azerbaijan’s escalation in the decades-old missile attacks against dense infrastructure. One civilian Defence Ministry rejected conflict over the region, which residential areas” in Ganja. has been killed, and 32 others accusations of targeting lies within Azerbaijan but is It wasn’t immediately sustained injuries, authorities civilians and civilian controlled by local ethnic possible to verify the said. infrastructure. Armenian forces backed by authenticity of the video. “Opening fire on the Nagorno-Karabakh Armenia. Hajiyev said in another tweet territory of Azerbaijan from officials have said nearly 200 Azerbaijani President that attacks on Ganja and the territory of Armenia servicemen on their side have Ilkham Aliyev tweeted on other areas in Azerbaijan were is clearly provocative died in the clashes so far. Sunday that the country’s launched “from territory of and expands the zone of Azerbaijani authorities troops “liberated from Armenia”. hostilities,” Azerbaijani haven’t given details on their CONFLICT SPREADS: A building of a residential area burns occupation the city of Jabrayil Armenia’s Defence Ministry Defence Minister Zakir military casualties, but said 24 after night shelling by Azerbaijan’s artillery during a military and several surrounding said that “no fire of any Hasanov said in a statement civilians were killed and 111 conflict in self-proclaimed Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh, villages.” Nagorno-Karabakh’s kind is being opened from Sunday. others were wounded. — AP Stepanakert, Azerbaijan, early on Sunday. AP picture 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 Storm Alex hits France and Italy PARIS — French authorities deployed victims as many families couldn’t reach about 1000 firefighters, four military out to relatives due to cellphone service helicopters and troops to search for at being down. least 20 people who were missing after French Prime Minister Jean Castex, devastating floods hit a mountainous who flew over the area in a helicopter, border region with Italy, where at least expressed “grave concern” over the toll four people were killed. of the flooding. Emergency workers in Italy recovered About 10,500 homes were left without two corpses on Sunday in northern electricity on Sunday, French energy Liguria that they feared may have company Enedis said. been washed away as a result of the In Italy, the body of one person storms that killed two other people on reported missing on Saturday — a Saturday. French citizen of Italian origin — was Floods washed away houses found in the Roia River, the ANSA and destroyed roads and bridges and LaPresse news agencies reported. surrounding the city of Nice on the The second one washed up closer French Riviera after almost a year’s to where the Roia empties into the average rainfall fell in less than 12 Mediterranean along Italy’s border with hours. Nice Mayor Christian Estrosi France. RESCUE MISSION ON: Above, said over 100 homes were destroyed or An Italian firefighter was killed on people wear waders as they severely damaged. Saturday during a rescue operation in observe St. Mark’s Square during Rescuers on Sunday were also the mountainous northern region of an expected high water, in Venice, providing emergency assistance, Val d’Aosta. A search team also found a northern Italy. including food and water, to residents body in the Piedmont region’s Vercelli Right, a building is toppled over living in isolated villages. province, where a man had been swept by the Cervo river in spate due to The missing include two French away by floodwaters. heavy rains in Biella, northern Italy. firefighters whose vehicle was carried Italian firefighters also rescued 25 away by a torrent when a road people trapped on the French side of a Picture by LaPresse/Firefighter Vigili collapsed south of the village of Saint- high mountain pass due to the flooding. del Fuoco via AP Martin-Vesubie. 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HONOLULU — Zan Timtim doesn’t isn’t as rigorous as it should be. from Kailua Intermediate School after credentials by saying he earned a districts needed to quickly find remote think it’s safe for her eighth-grade As parents help their children concluding Acellus lacked substance bachelor’s degree in “composite fields” learning platforms, said Eric Hirsch, daughter to return to school in person navigate remote classes, they’re more and featured racist content. of chemistry, physics, engineering and executive director of EdReports, which during the coronavirus pandemic aware of what’s being taught, and When school officials said her other subjects from a university he helps schools review instructional but also doesn’t want her exposed it’s often not simply coming from an daughter could do distance learning doesn’t name. He says he started a materials. “So this spring, we saw a to a remote learning programme that educator on Zoom. Some schools have without Acellus, Robillard re-enrolled company focused on hydrogen energy scramble, a dash,” he said. misspelled and mispronounced the turned to programmes like Acellus to her. technology and that he later earned a And evaluating curriculum is like the name of Queen Lili‘uokalani, the last supplement online classes by teachers, Acellus officials didn’t respond to “doctor of research and innovation” “Wild West” — it varies across school monarch to rule the Hawaiian Kingdom. while others use it for students multiple calls from The Associated degree at the International Academy systems, Lang said. Timtim’s daughter is Native Hawaiian who choose to learn from home as Press seeking comment. In an online of Science, the nonprofit that develops “We were in some serious situations and speaks Hawaiian fluently, “so to campuses reopen. And because of message to parents, founder Roger Acellus courses. with the pandemic, and we had to see that inaccuracy with the Hawaiian the scramble to keep classes running Billings called the controversy “an Hawaii selected Acellus based on an figure something out,” Hawaii school history side was really upsetting,” she during a health crisis, vetting the organised attack” and said “they have “implementation timeline” as well as board member Kili Namau‘u said at a said. curriculum may not have been as not found anything in our content “cost effectiveness” and other factors, recent meeting. “And I think schools Even before the school year started, thorough as it should have been, that is really racist or sexist.” An Superintendent Christina Kishimoto made some pretty quick decisions. Timtim said she heard from other experts say. automated closed-captioning system said in a memo. Maybe they weren’t the most accurate parents about racist, sexist and other Thousands of schools nationwide misinterpreted some words, he said. “I don’t think it’s unreasonable to decisions.” concerning content on Acellus, an use Acellus, according to the company, Kansas City, Missouri-based Acellus think that price was the main factor,” She later said in an interview that online programme some students use and parents’ complaints are leading was created in 2001, according to its said Charles Lang, visiting assistant it would be more problematic to pull to learn from home. some districts to reconsider or stop website, which says it “delivers online professor of learning analytics at Acellus in the middle of the quarter. Parents have called out “towelban” using the programme. “We wouldn’t instruction, compliant with the latest Columbia University’s Teachers College But as a Native Hawaiian, she as a multiple-choice answer for a have had this visibility if it weren’t for standards, through high-definition video in New York City. “And to some extent, wants to ensure Acellus has corrected question about a terrorist group and all of us at home, often sitting side by lessons made more engaging with you do get what you pay for in terms of “appalling” and inaccurate information Grumpy from “Snow White and the side and making sure: ‘Is this working multimedia and animation.” content.” about Hawaiian history: “I’m particularly Seven Dwarfs” described as a “woman for you?’” said Adrienne Robillard, who In a video on his website, Billings Vetting educational programmes dismayed with that particular module.” hater.” Some also say the programme withdrew her seventh-grade daughter responds to criticism about his takes time, but with the pandemic, — AP Johnson defends virus strategy as cases rise LONDON — British Prime Minister in March, with most businesses closed Labour Party, accused the government of Boris Johnson defended his handling of and all but essential travel barred. “serial incompetence”. the coronavirus pandemic on Sunday Restrictions began to be lifted in June “The prime minister is governing in despite weeks of rising infections, but as the pandemic tide receded. But like hindsight,” Starmer told the Observer warned that the country faced a “bumpy” other European countries, daily new newspaper. “So he charges forward, not winter ahead. coronavirus infections began to rise again recognising the problem, has a car crash, Britain has Europe’s highest when pubs and restaurants reopened, looks in the rear mirror and says: ‘What’s Trump briefly coronavirus death toll, at more than children went back to school and students all that about?’” 42,400, and Johnson’s Conservative returned to university. Britain recorded 12,872 new leaves hospital to government is facing criticism from The UK is now under national coronavirus infections on Saturday, by far all sides. Opponents say tougher social restrictions on socialising, including a the highest daily total since the outbreak restrictions are needed to suppress a 10pm curfew for bars and restaurants, began. greet supporters second wave of Covid-19 that is already and groups limited to six, with areas The number of hospitalisations and sweeping the country. But many in of high infection facing stricter local deaths in Britain is also rising, but BETHESDA, Md. — President Donald Johnson’s right-of-centre party argue that measures, which Johnson and other remains far below the UK’s springtime Trump briefly left the hospital on Sunday restrictions must be eased to save the ministers have sometimes struggled to peak. Another 49 Covid-19 deaths were (local time) in his car to wave to supporters battered economy. explain clearly. reported on Saturday, compared to almost gathered outside. Johnson told the BBC the government Critics say months of mixed messages 1000 a day at the height of the outbreak. The president’s visit came shortly after he had to strike a difficult balance and he and changes of advice on everything from Johnson acknowledged that many promised his supporters “a surprise” in a couldn’t “take a course that could expose wearing masks to whether or not to work people feel “fatigue” after months of video posted a video on social media. us to tens of thousands more deaths in from home has left people confused and restrictions and expressed hope that “It’s been a very interesting journey,” very short order”. exhausted. progress on vaccines and testing would Trump said in the video. “I learned a lot “It is a moral imperative to save lives A national test-and-trace programme to “change the scientific equation” in the about Covid. I learned it by really going . . . but on the other hand, we have to find people who have been exposed to the next few months, allowing a return to to school. This is the real school. This keep our economy moving. That is the virus has also had persistent problems, normality. isn’t the let’s read the books school. And balance that we are trying to strike,” he and is failing to reach more than a But he warned “it’s going to continue to I get it, and I understand it. And it’s a very said. quarter of infected people’s contacts. be bumpy through to Christmas. It may interesting thing.” — AP Britain went into a national lockdown Keir Starmer, leader of the opposition even be bumpy beyond.” — AP Pilgrims return to Mecca as Saudi eases virus restrictions

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — A very small, circling the Kaaba at the same time limited number of people on Sunday and walking several metres apart. donned the white terrycloth garment Typically, the mosque would be packed symbolic of the Muslim pilgrimage and with worshippers from around the world circled Islam’s holiest site in Mecca, crowded shoulder-to-shoulder at all times after Saudi Arabia lifted coronavirus of the day and night. restrictions that had been in place for The second phase for loosening months. restrictions at the Grand Mosque comes The kingdom had taken the rare step into effect on October 18, allowing a in early March of suspending the smaller maximum of 15,000 pilgrims and 40,000 “umrah” pilgrimage, which can be taken for prayer from among residents and at any time of the year and draws millions citizens based on allocated times via the from across the world, as the coronavirus app. Muslim travellers from outside Saudi morphed into a global pandemic and Arabia could be allowed to perform the prompted countries to impose lockdowns umrah pilgrimage as early as November and curfews to slow down transmission. 1, the Interior Ministry has said. Saudi But as nations begin to ease those Arabia recently began easing some restrictions, the Saudi government on restrictions on international flights for the Sunday started allowing a maximum first time since March. of 6000 pilgrims a day to enter the The kingdom held a dramatically sprawling Grand Mosque in Mecca. Only downsized, symbolic hajj pilgrimage in Saudi citizens and residents will be PILGRIMAGE BEGINS: Muslims practise social-distancing while praying around the July due to concerns that it could easily permitted to enter the mosque during this Kaaba, the cubic building at the Grand Mosque during the first day umrah pilgrimages have become a global super-spreader first phase of reopening, and each person were allowed to restart, in the Muslim holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia on Sunday. event for the virus. Pilgrims were selected has up to three hours to complete the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah via AP after applying through an online portal pilgrimage. and all were residents or citizens of Saudi The Grand Mosque, which is being Before visitors can enter the mosque to Visitors can also select their means of Arabia. Rather than the more than two sterilised and cleaned multiple times a pray or perform the umrah, they have to transportation and meeting points via the million pilgrims the kingdom hosts for day, houses the cube-shaped Kaaba that apply and reserve a specific time and date app. the annual event, as little as 1000 took observant Muslims pray toward five times through an online application to avoid State TV showed on Sunday what part after being tested for the virus and a day. crowding and maintain social distancing. appeared to be fewer than 50 people quarantined. — AP 16 The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020

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To advertise in our next issue contact Jane Smith on 869 0617. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 RACING 17 Golden Eagle target ideal for Riodini A GALLANT effort for third was sent to the spelling paddock “Winona (Costin, jockey) said the mating selected by his wife Liz. He is by Kiwi-bred galloper Riodini in after finishing third in the Gr.1 Levin pacemakers went a bit quick in front out of Perfectly Ready mare Giardini, Saturday’s Gr.1 Epsom Handicap Classic (1600m) in January. so he didn’t really get a chance to who won three races and is closely (1600m) gave co-owner and breeder Galbraith made the decision to have a breather during the running.” related to Gr.2 Hawke’s Bay Guineas Alan Galbraith a massive thrill. send Riodini to the Sydney stable of Galbraith believes the next winner Sir Andrew and Gr.1 All Aged Galbraith, who shares in the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott for assignment for Riodini will be the Stakes (1400m) winner Des’s Dream. ownership of the four-year-old Proisir his four-year-old campaign where he A$7.5m Golden Eagle at Rosehill on Riodini’s sire Proisir is fast making gelding with wife Liz, daughter Celia finished ninth first up at Group Two October 31. a name for himself as one of New and her husband Mike, was cheering level over 1300m before a narrow and “His rating is high enough now Zealand’s most up and coming young hard throughout the race as the luckless defeat to I Am Superman in that he will make the field without stallions. With his eldest progeny family’s pride and joy took over the Gr.2 Shannon Stakes (1500m) at any problems so we just have to wait just four, Proisir has already had approaching the home bend before Rosehill. four weeks now, which is the hard three Group One performers, with battling on gamely for third behind Reports from the stable leading part. Oaks placegetters Feel The Rush and New Zealand-bred mare Probabeel. into Saturday saw the horse ready “If he can get a chance to relax in Vancooga also by the son of Choisir, Successful at his first four starts to run a big race although Galbraith that race, I think he will be right in it while the Ken and Bev Kelso-trained in New Zealand when trained by Nigel was naturally apprehensive about his as the 1500m suits him best.” Levante is Group Two placed and GEARING UP: Riodini will next be Tiley, including the Gr.3 Bonecrusher chances in tackling the elite at Group Riodini was bred by Galbraith from looks to have plenty of upside. seen in the A$7.5m Golden Eagle at Stakes (1400m) at Ellerslie, Riodini One level. his Rich Hill Stud stallion Proisir, a — NZ Racing Desk Rosehill on October 31. NZH picture

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n & a 3 66652 Silent Dismissal 26.11 Angela Turnwald $4735, C4/5, 457m 4 J P Print, Petone 1.05 6 64 Big Time Jarred nwtd Lisa Cole 4 56524 Rapid Fire 26.05 G & S Fredrickson $2035, C3, 410m 1 35242 Big Time Jackson 26.13 Lisa Cole $1685, C1/2, 410m 7 7435 Big Time Greg nwtd Lisa Cole 5 27825 Electrical Storm 26.30 Mark Goodier 1 66234 Prerogative nwtd Udy & Cottam 8 52452 Derry Blues nwtd Peter Clark 6 23373 Bigtime Benji 25.74 Lisa Cole 2 32733 Zipping Sarah 25.83 Angela Turnwald 1 51354 Yasawa Lights 23.74 Angela Turnwald 2 23716 Fool’s Russian 23.33 Lisa Cole 7 71655 Big Time Harper nwtd Peter Clark 3 85688 Bigtime Daisy nwtd Lisa Cole 2 56464 Big Time Smile nwtd Lisa Cole 3 23728 Dynamite Danger 23.55 G & S Fredrickson 7 Greyhound As Pets 1.57 8 16466 Big Time Fuzz nwtd Lisa Cole 4 22615 Big Time Harley 25.77 Lisa Cole 3 87883 Mother’s Touch 23.41 J & D Bell 4 66662 Big Time Flash nwtd G & S Fredrickson 5 76614 Big Time Maple 26.45 Lisa Cole 4 74842 Jinja Might nwtd Udy & Cottam $2505, C1, 457m 10 Kernow Construction 2.56 5 55271 Wild Kiwi nwtd Udy & Cottam 6 64673 Big Time Kobe 25.89 Lisa Cole 5 52781 Tap Out Reg nwtd Sean Codlin 1 21562 Behind The Sun nwtd Lisa Cole 6 88213 Little Scamp 23.33 David Denbee $2860, C4/5, 410m 7 11661 Allegro Nixon 26.12 Lisa Cole 6 23222 Big Time Spot 23.43 Lisa Cole 2 26533 Tuff Knight 26.78 Bernie Mitchell 7 71574 Meandering 23.71 Angela Turnwald 8 56361 Bigtime Brody 25.64 Lisa Cole 7 71825 Otis 24.01 Kellie Gommans 3 7633F Poppy Rocket nwtd M S Clark 1 41722 Big Time Kevin 23.34 Lisa Cole 8 68165 Big Time Hazel 23.39 Lisa Cole

Christchurch greys at Addington Tuesday Jetbet 9 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 Garrard’s Horse And Hound Sprint 3.21 EMERGENCY: 5 44211 Rock On John 30.05 J & D Fahey 2 F2117 Amuri Mystic 17.49 John McInerney Race 1: SUCK IT UP, KING KALI, SEA SPRAY ASH 9 64888 Call Me Joe 17.31 Alan Botherway 6 55576 Homebush Carra nwtd John McInerney 3 54234 Platonic Affair 17.47 Lisa Waretini $1450, C1, 295m 7 15447 Nighthawk Thorn 30.72 Matt Roberts 4 8F438 Final Affair 17.24 Jason Dunn Race 2: FRENCH MADAM, HILTON HEADACHE, ROMEO 1 585s8 Call Me Flo 17.16 Alan Botherway 5 Swimming Goat @ Stud Dash 4.16 8 17687 Punch On Buzz 30.27 John McInerney 5 41227 Taieri Finn 17.52 Ray Casey Race 3: SAM AND SI, LA ROCHELLE, FAIRLY ABLE 2 632F5 Cold Affair 17.37 Lisa Waretini $1450, C1, 295m 6 22256 Khatia 17.50 John McInerney Race 4: HILTON JONESY, HOMEBUSH KIAN, GOLDSTAR SLATER 8 kiwikiwihounds.co.nz Adoption Sprint 5.14 7 83672 Iylah Jewel 17.61 Craig Roberts 3 51 Romeo 17.56 John McInerney 1 58627 Opawa Nash 17.70 John Rush Race 5: BRUNO BARBARELLI, GHOST MODE, DENARAU DELIGHT $1450, C1, 295m 8 21213 Tweet About It 17.44 Hart & Taylor 4 142 French Madam 17.61 Jason Dunn 2 22647 Know Burden 17.48 Garry Cleeve Race 6: HILTON HOPE, AUTO SPEED, GOLDSTAR ARIA 5 82656 Smash Dragon 17.49 Malcolm Grant 3 38862 Zola Black 17.65 Craig Roberts 1 78685 Father Leo nwtd John McInerney 11 Crate & Barrel Hotel Sprint 6.09 Race 7: NIGHTHAWK THORN, PUNCH ON BUZZ, ROCK ON JOHN 6 58785 Goldstar Power 17.49 S & B Evans 4 15667 Ghost Mode 17.51 Hart & Taylor 2 48574 Homebush Fairy 17.85 John McInerney Race 8: HORSE RANGE, RAILING RACCOON, BEAU VIEW WINNIE 7 86688 Homebush Comet 17.44 John McInerney 5 18362 Denarau Delight 17.64 Malcolm Grant 3 14626 Railing Raccoon 17.56 Corey Steele $1800, R/A, 295m 8 172 Hilton Headache nwtd Bruce Dann Race 9: LETHAL LETTIE, NIGHTHAWK FRENZY, GOLDSTAR WHITEY 6 84788 Homebush Dream 17.68 John McInerney 4 2318s Beau View Winnie nwtd J M Lane 1 72812 Taieri Breeze 17.33 Ray Casey EMERGENCY: Race 10: AMURI MYSTIC, BELLA FORTUNA, TWEET ABOUT IT 7 44472 Prince Rohit 17.47 John McInerney 5 57673 Goldstar Avalon 17.31 S & B Evans 2 22172 Homebush Glitch 17.35 John McInerney 9 64888 Call Me Joe 17.31 Alan Botherway Race 11: TAIERI MISSILE, CRYSTAL CINDI, TAIERI BREEZE 8 3261 Bruno Barbarelli 17.49 Bruce Dann 6 85773 Miss Honey 17.35 Robin Wales 3 2F357 Mitcham Usain 17.21 John McInerney Race 12: TIGGERLONG DEMON, BILLY BUDD, REGAL JOCK 3 christchurchgreyhounds.co.nz Stakes 3.41 EMERGENCY: 7 66722 Horse Range 17.49 Malcolm Grant 4 41621 Crystal Cindi 17.47 John McInerney 9 64888 Call Me Joe 17.31 Alan Botherway 8 84854 Eternal Debt 17.29 Garry Cleeve 5 12351 Taieri Missile 17.20 Ray Casey $2505, C1, 520m EMERGENCY: 6 23126 Mitcham Boult 17.28 John McInerney 1 34221 Diamond Crusade 30.62 Malcolm Grant 6 Springston Hotel Dash 4.34 9 64888 Call Me Joe 17.31 Alan Botherway 7 32164 Mitcham Magic 17.23 John McInerney 2 31521 Sam And Si nwtd John McInerney $1450, C1, 295m 9 Clarkson’s Sign Studio Stakes 5.34 8 21415 Amuri Batman 17.30 John McInerney 3 47553 Diamond Dazzled 30.69 Malcolm Grant 1 7678F Impressive Jazz nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCIES: $2860, C2, 520m 4 52588 Ohoka Megan 30.63 Lisa Waretini 2 38381 Auto Speed 17.50 B J Middlewood 9 43628 Crystal Candy 17.49 John McInerney 5 14312 La Rochelle 30.39 Jason Dunn 3 35173 Hades 17.88 J M McCook 1 32173 Nighthawk Frenzy 30.70 Matt Roberts 10 61478 Homebush Poppy 17.52 John McInerney 6 31516 Fairly Able 30.22 J & D Fahey 4 67856 Gracie Lee 17.30 John McInerney 2 35578 Goldstar Alaska 30.81 S & B Evans 12 Livamol Dash 6.28 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 3.05 7 71652 Adelphi 30.69 J M McCook 5 56228 Goldstar Aria 17.84 S & B Evans 3 78211 Goldstar Whitey 30.35 S & B Evans 8 27766 Homebush Carter 30.83 John McInerney 6 12688 Smash Zone 17.74 Malcolm Grant 4 36852 Darla Bale 30.24 Craig Roberts $1685, C2, 295m $1450, C1, 295m 4 Hart Family Greyhound Racing Sprint 3.57 7 45723 Ohoka Carsen nwtd Lisa Waretini 5 17482 Creme Brulee 30.25 Lisa Waretini 1 31344 Regal Jock 17.28 John McInerney 1 47784 Jinja Twinkle 17.55 Allan Joyce 8 713 Hilton Hope 17.50 Bruce Dann 6 58461 Dyna Xarvel 30.30 Craig Roberts 2 42314 Billy Budd 17.51 Alan Botherway 2 F321 Suck It Up 17.68 Hart & Taylor $1450, C1, 295m EMERGENCY: 7 17286 Lethal Lettie 30.30 Ashley Bradshaw 3 54211 Yanira Bale 17.33 S & B Evans 9 64888 Call Me Joe 17.31 Alan Botherway 8 85552 Goldstar Wynter 30.44 S & B Evans 3 25478 Jingili Jill 17.42 Mitchell & Smith 1 15641 Mustang Megan 17.37 Hart & Taylor 4 14674 Prince Zulu 17.31 Lisa Waretini EMERGENCIES: 4 44432 King Kali 17.19 Malcolm Grant 2 85413 Goldstar Slater 17.51 S & B Evans 5 22412 Cadillac Mack 17.43 John McInerney 7 Amber Cleaning Services Stakes 4.56 9 82474 Goldstar Vale 30.55 S & B Evans 5 18686 Sea Spray Ash 17.71 Barry Freeman 3 71658 Smash Trust 17.66 Malcolm Grant 6 211F2 Know Farewell 17.37 Garry Cleeve 10 53738 Dyna Monty 29.94 Craig Roberts 6 78666 Pascale Jewel 17.66 Craig Roberts 4 54813 Homebush Kian 17.45 John McInerney $2505, C1, 520m 7 21111 Tiggerlong Demon 17.22 Daniel Roberts 7 64234 Homebush Sayer 17.54 John McInerney 5 23736 Jinja Cream Fizz 17.27 Allan Joyce 1 7413 Diamond Rosette nwtd Malcolm Grant 10 Flair Feature 5.51 8 15454 Mulberry Rock 17.37 Ken Cassidy 8 86874 Chicago Head 17.40 John McInerney 6 75575 Paringi Pam 17.39 Mitchell & Smith 2 26553 Mayhem Made 30.67 Ashley Bradshaw EMERGENCIES: $1450, C1, 295m EMERGENCY: 7 1581 Hilton Jonesy 17.60 Bruce Dann 3 75254 Bundy 30.91 J M McCook 9 55215 Opa’s Dream 17.36 Ray Casey 9 64888 Call Me Joe 17.31 Alan Botherway 8 57777 Yappy Yap 17.81 Robin Wales 4 54273 Bashful Buffy 30.55 John McInerney 1 183 Bella Fortuna 17.64 Bruce Dann 10 31361 Our Cook 17.15 Robin Wales

New South Wales races at Goulburn Tuesday Jetbet 18 TAB doubles 2-4, 5-7 Trebles 2-3-4, 5-6-7 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 4-5-6-7 Selections 7 06 She’s Justified (1) 55 90 C Reith 7 85 Discreet Star (1) 56.5 89 A B Collett 5 Douglass Blinds & Security Plate 6.55 6 Revolution Print 7.30 8 0068s Son Of Duke (3) 55 85 B Loy 8 4 Bedford Square (5) 56 89 B Mc Dougall Race 1: KOWLOON TREASURE, ICIAFOX, DIORISSIMA $22,000, Maiden SW, 1200m $22,000, Benchmark 66, 1300m 9 79 Himiko h (11) 56 100 J Ford Race 2: FORTUNE SEEKER, SWEET REPLY, O’MUDGEE 2 Jack Wicks Century Hcp 5.05 Race 3: AL SAHARA, ALL TOO RIO, NAMARARI 10 8s476 Naughty Miss Nic (6) 56 90 K Jennings 1 Louisette (18) 57 88 B Mc Dougall 1 s7232 Tessera w (3) 62 94 Ms E Hennessy (a2) 2 Yugosphere (12) 57 88 B Griffiths (a) Race 4: AZOUSTIC, ROZBURG, JELLIES $22,000, Class 1, 1400m 11 995s6 Paradiso (9) 56 92 Ms C Graham (a) 2 06s00 Bocelli th (9) 61.5 89 J Ford 3 26 Astero (14) 56.5 96 B Loy Race 5: ASTERO, BOTTOMS UP BABE, REMORSELESS 12 6 Zurla (12) 56 97 Ms K O’Hara 1 730s8 Significance (9) 61.5 85 B Loy 4 — Barren Jack SCRATCHED 3 04427 Art Of Excellence tw (2) 60.5 95 Race 6: MR KYLIN, FREAKY FRECKLES, TESSERA 2 62442 Temple Run b (5) 61 86 B Mc Dougall 4 Purple Heart Defibs 6.20 5 — Falcon SCRATCHED T Sherry (a) 3 7s031 O’Mudgee w (8) 59.5 89 J Ford 6 Gallant Mist (7) 56.5 89 J Innes Jnr 4 4087s Accoy dw (11) 59 94 B Mc Dougall $22,000, Benchmark 58, 1000m 4 s6442 Oribella (1) 58.5 90 S Clipperton 7 High Supremacy (13) 56.5 90 C Reith 5 46s49 Ons Vier dw (13) 59 95 B Loy 5 13s22 Sweet Reply w (6) 58.5 100 K S Latham 1 4214s Azoustic th (9) 60.5 91 Ms K Nisbet 8 Invincible One (5) 56.5 89 K Jennings 6 s0140 All In Rhythm tw (10) 59 90 A B Collett 6 3416s Kippax w (2) 58 83 C Reith 2 16s Private Agent dwh (7) 59 99 S Clipperton 9 Peekays Legacy (3) 56.5 90 L Magorrian 7 08577 American Salute dw (15) 59 96 C Reith 7 48s68 Francisco Pizaro (3) 57 83 L Magorrian 10 633s Remorseless (8) 56.5 99 J Penza 3 8s517 Shanaya cdwh (11) 58 97 C Lever 8 15831 Bride Of Vengeance cw (12) 58.5 97 8 9s1 The Empire dw (7) 56.5 91 Ms K O’Hara 11 The Burning (6) 56.5 92 J Ford 4 41054 Denim Street twh (5) 57.5 93 Ms W Costin 9 1 Fortune Seeker w (4) 55 95 Ms W Costin Ms K O’Hara 12 Hasty Duchess (11) 55 89 Ms J Taylor 9 1070s Classic Bright tw (1) 58.5 96 Q Krogh 5 16s4 Dozer Bay (2) 57.5 100 B Ryan (a) 13 2 Premosphere (9) 55 100 Ms K O’Hara 1 Doyles On The Beach Hcp 4.25 3 Swiftwood Tiles/Bathrooms 5.40 EMERGENCIES: 10 s5652 Vee Eight tdwh (5) 57.5 93 6 s4023 Rozburg dh (3) 57 88 S Miller $22,000, Maiden, 1400m 14 93s Beans (15) 57 85 Ms R Freeman-Key $22,000, Maiden, 1600m 7 7107s Fantasy Belle twh (1) 56 93 Ms W Costin 15 3368s La Reconquista (1) 57 88 S Clipperton 11 s2004 Ameares dh (4) 57 95 S Guymer 1 32 Kowloon Treasure (4) 59 98 K Jennings 1 34863 Principatus (3) 58 92 B Spriggs 8 7349s Jellies (10) 55 85 16 s06s4 Faethm (16) 59 89 12 11481 Mr Kylin cdwh (14) 57 100 Ms K O’Hara 2 32 Westgrove (6) 58 93 B Ryan (a) 2 7s832 Al Sahara b (7) 57 96 L Magorrian 9 s0997 Greyt Weekend dw (8) 55 89 17 s644s Bottoms Up Babe b (10) 57 90 13 s0008 Maibeasy dw (8) 55 92 K S Latham 3 37s3 Diorissima h (2) 56 100 S Guymer 3 s7s32 Namarari h (2) 57 94 S Clipperton B Mc Dougall K S Latham 4 Hamilton Place (5) 55.5 89 L Magorrian 4 4s78 Stylebender (8) 57 94 B Loy 10 598s7 Gohan w (4) 55 89 18 74 Seeker Of Fortune h (4) 56.5 96 EMERGENCIES: 5 6 Iciafox b (8) 55 94 S Clipperton 5 542 All Too Rio (4) 56.5 96 T Sherry (a) 11 00009 Sugar Bay Leonard w (6) 55 85 B Spriggs 14 6434s Freaky Freckles b (7) 55 97 6 — Naughty Miss Nic SCRATCHED 6 3s55 Bella Violet (10) 56.5 99 K S Latham Ms E Hennessy (a2) 19 626s5 Eliana Star (2) 57 90 B Ryan (a) 15 730s8 Significance (6) 59.5 95 18 TELEVISION The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 MONDAY—TUESDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

TVNZ 1 © TVNZ 2020TVNZ 2 © TVNZ 2020 THREE PRIME MAORI TV 5pm The Chase 3 0 5.05 The Simpsons PG 3 0 5pm Millionaire Hot Seat 0 5pm Frasier 3 0 5pm Pipi Ma A quiz show where 5.30 The Big Bang Theory 3 0 6pm Live At 6pm 5.30 Prime News 5.05 Takaro Tribe 3 contestants must stay 6pm Neighbours 0 7pm The Project 6pm Rugby Nation 5.20 Kia Mau 3 0 one step ahead of The 6.30 Home And Away PG 7.30 Grand Designs NZ PG 0 7pm The Crowd Goes Wild 5.30 Takoha 3 0 Chaser. 7pm Shortland Street PGS Kim Powell and Boon 7.30 American Pickers 5.40 Te Nutube 7.30 MasterChef Australia: 6pm 1 News At 6pm 0 Yap search Northland The guys look through 5.50 ZooMoo Back To Win M 0 0 for the perfect spot to a Detroit warehouse 6pm Cube The Farmer Wants a Wife 7pm Seven Sharp 8.40 The Farmer Wants A 6.10 Huritua 7.30 Backing Business 0 Wife M 0 build a Feng Shui home packed with vintage 8.40pm on TVNZ 2 7.35 Fair Go 3 0 At a country ball, one with a zen garden, searchlights; Frank risks 6.20 Paia 8pm Kids: An Instruction farmer must send a cupboards to contain everything on a game of 6.30 Te Ao Marama Manual 0 woman home and another naughty energy, and Space Invaders. 7.30 F Skindigenous Nigel Latta presents introduces his potential beds facing away from 8.30 The Red Stag Timber 8pm Te Ao With Moana a modern, science- partners to his former the view. Hunters’ Club MVLC 0 8.30 The Land Of The based guide to solving wife. 8.30 Westside 16 0 With the potential for Enlightened ML F problems in families. 10.10 The Walking Cheryl deals with record low temperatures 10pm Ki Tua Dead 16VC 0 3 8.30 Criminal Minds 16C 0 the devil; Wolf tries in the South Island, can 10.30 Waka Huia 11.10 2 Broke Girls M 3 0 3 The kidnapping of a parenting; Rita gives Anto and Sam withstand 11pm Iwi Anthems 11.40 Motherland: Fort death an old-fashioned them and bag a couple 11.30 Closedown Westside father and daughter Salem 16V 0 8.30pm on Three leads an old enemy West family middle-finger of chamois bucks? TUESDAY TUESDAY salute. 9.35 Demolition NZ ML 6.30 Pipi Ma of the BAU back to Dr 3 0 12.30 First Time Call Girl MS 9.35 Magnum PI M 0 10.05 M Universal 6.35 Takaro Tribe 3 Reid, with a very specific 1.15 Shortland Street PGS 3 0 On Halloween, Magnum Soldier 18V 3 1992 Action. 6.50 Kia Mau 3 request. 1.40 Infomercials 7am 9.30 World’s Deadliest 16L 0 2.45 The Russell Howard and Jin search for a skip Genetically engineered Te Ao Tapatahi 8am Takoha 3 A humanitarian must Hour 18L 3 tracer at a Halloween super soldiers start to party; Katsumoto tracks go out of control. Jean 8.10 Te Nutube survive the pit of a 3.35 How To Get Away With 3 0 an escaped killer going Claude Van Damme, 8.20 ZooMoo volcano; an urban free Murder M 3 0 to the same party; Dolph Lundgren. 8.30 Darwin + Newts 3 climber turns harmless 4.20 Scrubs PG 4.40 Emmerdale PGC 3 0 Higgins and Rick spend TUESDAY 8.40 Purakau 3 hangouts into near-death Universal Soldier 5.05 Neighbours 3 0 the night at an allegedly 12.15 King In The Ring M (HLS) 8.50 Paia experiences. 10.05pm on Prime 5.30 Infomercials haunted house in order 2.15 Closedown 9am Easy Eats 10.30 1 News Tonight 0 6.30 Book-Hungry Bears 3 0 to debunk it. 6am Ben 10 3 0 9.30 Opaki 3 11pm Code Black M 3 0 3 0 RNZ NATIONAL 6.50 Maia The Brave 10.30 NewsHub Late 6.25 Top Wing 3 0 10am Whakatauki 3 Willis and Rox go to 0 5pm Checkpoint 7am We Bare Bears 11pm The Hui 3 0 6.50 Butterbean’s Café 3 0 10.30 Whanau Living 3 7.25 Beyblade Burst Rise 3 0 News and current affairs the scene of a wildfire 11.35 NewsHub Nation 3 0 7.15 Women’s Cricket: 11am Tales From The Trails in the mountains of 7.50 Miraculous: Tales Of programme. 0 TUESDAY ODI (HLS) Noon Hamu And Tofiga PG 6.30 Los Angeles to tend to Ladybug And Cat Noir 3 0 Trending Now 8.15 Rainbow Rangers 0 12.45 Infomercials 8.20 Danger Mouse 12.30 Matau Bros Gone injured firefighters, and 3 Programme highlighting the RNZ 8.35 Moon And Me 3 0 6am The AM Show 8.30 Batman: The Animated Fishing PGL stories people are sharing online. choose to stay to look 3 0 9am Infomercials 9am The Café PG Series 1pm Nga Pari Karangaranga 7.06 Nights With Bryan Crump. for a missing boy. 3 0 10am Infomercials 9am A Place In The Sun 3 O Te Motu 3 0 10am Neighbours 10pm News At Ten 11.50 Q+A With Jack Tame 10.30 Murphy Brown PG 0 11.30 Face The Truth PG 3 10am The Doctors PGC 1.30 Ako 3 Local political-affairs A roundup of today’s news and 11am Grey’s Anatomy PGC 3 0 Noon Dr Phil PG 3 (Part 1) 11am Ice Road Truckers PGL 0 2pm Toku Reo 3 sport. programme. 11.55 MasterChef Australia: 1pm M Dim Sum Noon Hot Bench PGC 3pm Korero Mai 3 10.15 Lately With Karyn Hay. 3 0 TUESDAY Back To Win M Funeral PG 0 2008 Drama. 12.30 The Great Australian 3.30 The Stage: Haka 11.04 Nashville Babylon 1am Te Karere 3 1.05 Judge Rinder PG Lisa Lu, Bai Ling, Bake Off 3 0 Fusion 3 3 0 TUESDAY 1.25 Infomercials 2.05 The Middle Russell Wong, Talia 1.30 Married… With 4pm Te Mana Kuratahi 3 3 2.35 Home And Away PG 3 0 12.04 All Night Programme 5.35 Te Karere Shire, Kelly Hi, Steph Children PGL 3 4.30 Ahorangi: Next 5am First Up 6am Morning 0 3.05 Shortland Street PGS 3 0 6am Breakfast Song. 2pm The Late Show With Generation 3 Report 9am The Ellen DeGeneres 3.40 Power Rangers: Beast 0 Morphers PG 3 0 2.55 Restoration Man PG Stephen Colbert PG 5pm Pipi Ma 9.06 Nine To Noon Show 0 0 4pm Taste Of Australia With 3pm Wheel Of Fortune 3 5.05 Takaro Tribe 3 10.45 The Reading 3 0 4.05 Brain Busters 10am Tipping Point 4.35 Friends 3 0 Hayden Quinn 0 3.30 Jeopardy 3 5.20 Kia Mau 3 Noon Midday Report 11am The Chase 3 0 5.05 The Simpsons PG 3 0 4.30 NewsHub Live At 4pm American Pickers PG 5.30 Takoha 3 1.06 Afternoons Noon 1 News At Midday 0 5.30 The Big Bang Theory PG 3 4:30pm 5pm Frasier 3 0 5.40 Te Nutube 4.06 The Panel 12.30 Emmerdale PG 0 0 5pm Millionaire Hot Seat 0 5.30 Prime News 5.50 ZooMoo 5pm Checkpoint Jamie is worried about Andrea and Millie; CHOICE PAY TV Rhona is uneasy about 5.30 Mysteries At The her betrayal; Brenda Museum SKY SPORT 1 SKY 5 MOVIES PREMIERE DISCOVERY 5pm Rugby Nation 5pm Wheel Of Fortune 5.06 Elizabeth Harvest 5.40 Outback Opal wants an apology. 6.30 Salvage Hunters 6pm Skipper Cup (DLY) 5.30 Hardcore Pawn PG 16VLSC 2018 Thriller. Abbey Hunters PG 1.30 Fair Go 3 0 7.30 Amazing Hotels: Life 8pm French Top 14 6pm Can’t Pay? We’ll Take It 6.35 Aussie Lobster Men PG 2pm The Ellen DeGeneres Beyond The Lobby Lee, Ciaran Hinds. Highlights Show Away MVL 6.55 Into The Ashes 7.30 Top Gear Show 3 0 8.30 Lost Treasures Of Egypt 8.30 Classic Bledisloe (RPL) 7pm The Force MC 8.30 Overhaulin’ PG Land 3pm Tipping Point 0 Hunting Egypt’s lost 16VLSC 2019 Thriller. Luke 10.30 French Top 14 (RPL) 7.30 NCIS: LA MV Cruisin’ for a Bruisin’. 4pm Te Karere treasures in the valley of Grimes, Robert Taylor. Toulon v Toulouse. For the team’s safety, 9.25 Nascar All In: Battle 4.30 Fish The Dish 0 the Kings. 8.30 The Hate U Give TUESDAY Callen must cut all ties For Daytona PG A New Chef Spencer Watts 9.30 Arabia With Levison MVLSC 2019 Drama. 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Hawke’s Bay. 12.30 Hardcore Pawn PGL 10.43 Miss Bala MVC 2019 Action. 1.35 Gold Rush PG BRAVO Summer Sun From Forsyth Barr 12.55 Wheel Of Fortune 2.25 Moonshiners M 5.30 TUESDAY Keeping Up With The 3am Dogs With Extraordinary Stadium, Dunedin. 1.20 Jeopardy! 3.15 Gold Rush: Parker’s Kardashians PG 3 12.24 Richard Says Jobs 6.30 French Top 14 1.40 The Force MC Trail PG 6.30 Million Dollar Listing Los Goodbye 16LSC 2018 Comedy 4am Lost Treasures Of Egypt Highlights Show 2.05 Trauma Rescue Squad M 4.05 Expedition Unknown PG Angeles 3 Drama. 5am Mysteries At The 7am Rugby Nation 2.50 Northern Cops MV 4.55 Naked And Afraid MLC 7.30 Snapped M 1.52 Crazy Famous MVLC 2017 Museum PGC 7.40 L French Top 14 3.40 NCIS MV 6.35 Fast N’ Loud PG 8.30 An Unexpected Killer 16 Comedy. 6am Gardeners’ World Lyon v Bordeaux. 4.25 Hardcore Pawn PGL 7.30 Expedition Unknown PG 9.30 Accident, Suicide Or 3.07 21 Bridges 16VLC 2019 Murder? 16 7am River Cottage Every Day 10am Mitre 10 Cup (RPL) 4.50 NCIS: LA MV The Legend of Jesse Action. 10.30 Snapped M 3 8am Dogs With Extraordinary Counties v Manawatu. 5.35 The Simpsons PG James. 11.25 Buried In The Backyard Jobs From Navigation Homes 6am Jeopardy! 4.44 An Affair To Die For 16VLS 8.20 Top Gear 16 3 9am Hotel Impossible Stadium, Pukekohe. 6.25 Wheel Of Fortune 2018 Thriller. 9.10 Aussie Lobster Men PG TUESDAY 10am Stars In Their Cars Noon Rugby Nation 6.45 The Simpsons PG 6.04 Elizabeth Harvest 16VLSC 10am How Do They Do It? 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We’ll Take It 2019 Drama. 11.15 How It’s Made PG 11.25 Million Dollar Listing Los 12.30 Lost Treasures Of Egypt 3.30 Skipper Cup (HLS) Away MVL 9.58 Miss Bala MVC 2019 Action. 11.40 Outback Opal 3 Angeles PG 1.30 Amazing Hotels: Life 4pm Farah Palmer Cup (HLS) 9.15 Hardcore Pawn PGL 11.40 Richard Says Hunters PG 12.25 The Kelly Clarkson Show Beyond The Lobby Northland v North 9.40 NCIS: LA MV Goodbye 16LSC 2018 Comedy 12.30 A Crime To Remember M 1.30 The Real Housewives Of 2.30 Arabia With Levison Harbour. 10.25 NCIS MV Drama. 1.20 Evil Kin M Orange County PG 3 Wood PGCL 1.11 Crazy Famous MVLC 2017 2.30 Below Deck: Sailing 4.30 Farah Palmer Cup (HLS) 11.10 Combat Dealers PG 2.10 Top Gear Comedy. Yacht PG 3 3.30 Grizzly Bear Cubs And Canterbury v Wellington. Noon Raw Live MVC 3pm Gold Rush: Parker’s 3.30 Southern Charm PG 3 Me 5pm Mitre 10 Cup (HLS) 3.05 Combat Dealers PG 2.30 High Moon 16VL 2018 Action. Trail PG 4.30 Millionaire Matchmaker PG 4.30 Choccywoccydoodah: Canterbury v Wellington. 4pm The Simpsons PG 4pm Love On The Vines PG 3.50 Gold Rush PG 3 Starstruck 5.30 Mitre 10 Cup (HLS) 4.30 Jeopardy! 2017 Romantic Comedy. 4.45 Fast N’ Loud PG 5.30 Keeping Up With The 5.30 Mysteries At The Counties Manukau v 5pm Wheel Of Fortune 5.24 The Catcher Was A 5.40 Outback Opal Kardashians PG 3 Museum Manawatu. 5.30 Hardcore Pawn PG Spy MVLS 2018 Drama. Hunters PG KEY 0 3 (HLS) (RPL) (DLY) 16 18 Closed captions; Repeat; Highlights; Replay; Delayed; Approved for persons 16 years or over; Approved for persons 18 years or over; 5Oct20 Compiled by C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. 19 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020

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WWW.ODEONGISBORNE.CO.NZ PO Boxx 747 Gisborne 4040 PHONE 06 867 2049 PROPERTY Bell Road Auction Bring visitors right to FREEPHONE 0800 653 800 121 Bell Road EMAIL [email protected] Matawhero Real Estate Saturday, 10th your door with October 2020, 10am Public Notices 2 BDRM flat, refs, 40 Pigs Gisborne’s shopping, 2wks in advance. Ph 20 Sheep 0210 685 945. 10 Mixed Sex Feeder Calves dining and activity TE WHĀNAU A KAI Various Poultry REVISED NOTICE OF PSGE RATIFICATION POLL HOME & LEISURE Equestrian: 1926 original Butterly Gig guide! Te Whānau a Kai is nearing a settlement with the Crown concerning the Mangatū Crown plus 2 full nickel- forest licensed land. In readiness for the settlement, Te Whānau a Kai must establish a Post Firewood plated harness sets, Settlement Governance Entity (PSGE) to receive and manage its portion of the Mangatū forest settlement. spring cart saddles, 2M3 Pine $120, 4m3 heavy draft collars, It is proposed that Te Whānau a Kai Trust be the Post Settlement Governance Entity (PSGE) to haines and spare With 2020 being like no other year, and receive and manage the Mangatū Crown forest licensed land settlement redress on behalf of $220, 6m3 $320, 8m3 Te Whānau a Kai. $430, 12m3 $640. 2nd buggy collars, also New Zealanders having to stay home, and not grade Pine 4m3, $100. a full set of shoeing go overseas, this is our time to bring people to Adult registered members of Te Whānau a Kai now have the opportunity to vote for or against gear, saddles, bridles the proposed PSGE. Ph 862 8876. www. Gisborne, and show them what they have been macsfirewood.co.nz & halters. missing. While they are here, let’s give them Method of Voting Tandem lat deck Readers trailer, 32 ton wire this glossy guide to make their ‘eat, play,shop’ A ratiication pack will be posted to all adult registered members of Te Whānau a Kai Bargains rope winch, 2x experience even better. from Wednesday 7 October 2020, which includes explanatory information regarding the 800ltr tanks, Onga This publication will be distributed over 12 months in our region. ratiication process and a voting document. petrol pump with Voting documents must be returned no later than 5pm Friday 13 November 2020 to the DOUBLE bed & matt- hose & accessories, Chief Returning Oficer, Te Whānau a Kai. Members may vote by either: ress, good cond, $70, Landcruiser chains, (i) completing their voting document and posting it back using the pre-paid envelope 14" colour TV, $40, reels & hoses, spray provided. Voting documents must be received by the Returning Ofice by 5pm Friday 13 deep fryer, unused, $40 November 2020; or guns, 3 furrow plough, ono, 4 slice toasted Duncan discs, s/s bike (ii) voting online by following the instructions on their voting document. Online voting must sandwich machine, very be completed by 5pm Friday 13 November 2020; or tool trailer, longdrop good cond, hardly used, loo, 3x recon Davies (iii) in person by delivering their voting document to a ballot box at a ratiication information $40. Ph 863 2710. hui. pumps & hoses, 2x KROSNO red wine submersible pumps glasses, 5 for $50 or 10 & ittings, desks, Ratiication Information Hui for $90. Oak china cupboards, small bird The ratiication information hui for the PSGE will be held as follows: cabinet, Art Deco sun brooding cages, pedal . 11am, Sunday 11 October 2020 at Pākōwhai Marae, 402 Lavenham Rd, Pātūtahi, Gisborne; * theme, 114h x 90w x organ, plus other . 36d, $350 ono. 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Ph 027 801 0104 20 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 IndyCars down to the wire MOTORSPORT the final showdown on has to get most laps led, all Labour Weekend. the bonus points, and we KIWI Scott Dixon And adding to the have to finish ninth. “But remains confident of a sixth pressure, defending series they’ve been very good at IndyCars title despite his champion Newgarden won St Petersburg over many points lead being trimmed the Firestone GP at St years so we definitely have even further, going into the Petersburg last year, ahead our work cut out.” final race late this month. of Dixon. Australian Will Power Dixon led the series by “There’s still a lot of won the second 75-lap 120 points after a flying hard work — as always Harvest GP race this start to the year, but that the IndyCar comes down weekend, with Dixon’s car has been cut to 32 by to the final race,” Dixon suffering some damage JUMBO CROSSWORD SOLUTION 1457 American Josef Newgarden said, after finishing eighth after a touch with Ryan ACROSS: 1 Discuss, 4 Magistrate, 9 Prepare, 13 Riot, 14 Salmon, 15 after the latest two races in the weekend’s second Hunter-Reay. But Dixon’s 16 19 20 21 24 at Indianapolis over the race, where Newgarden team reported that it had Ensure, Maestro, Statistics, Nauseate, Tipsy, Unique, weekend. was fourth. “It’s nice still little influence on the race. 25 Vacuum, 27 Overtaken, 32 Delegate, 33 Meagre, 34 Agitate, 38 It was opportunity lost to be leading, it’s still a Dixon won the IndyCar Intrepid, 39 Go into, 40 Idol, 41 Helix, 42 Doped, 45 Full-scale model, for Dixon, who could have good margin, it still gives series in 2003, 2008, 2013, 52 Other, 55 Stout, 56 Felt, 57 Acidic, 58 Caffeine, 61 Disease, 62 wrapped up the title before us a bit of a window. He 2015 and 2018. — NZ Joined, 63 Stealthy, 66 Intestine, 68 Moaned, 69 Acting, 73 Piste, 74 Bludgeon, 76 Gratifying, 81 Prophet, 82 Sextet, 83 Awning, 84 Free, Premature celebration costs rider CYCLING That was for swerving into second and Tour champion 85 Heading, 86 Borderline, 87 Happens. PuzzleThe Company the path of Marc Hirschi during Tadej Pogacar got third. DOWN: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 © Darts, Sporadic, Scatty, Mimic, Gone, Sternum, LIEGE, Belgium — Tour de the frenetic final sprint of the Last month, Roglic was Rescue, 8 Terse, 10 Reap, 11 Pastime, 12 Rarest, 17 Figurehead, 18 France runner-up Primoz Roglic 6½-hour race. leading the Tour until fellow Stark, 22 Numerous, 23 Mango, 24 Untried, 26 Away, 28 Vertigo, 29 won the Liege-Bastogne- A photo finish showed Roglic Slovenian Pogacar swiped away 30 31 33 35 36 37 43 Liege single-day classic today narrowly beat Alaphilippe after the lead in the penultimate Relief, Cajole, Stripe, Mania, Theft, Stop, Cove, after rival Julian Alaphilippe the Frenchman lifted his arms stage by winning a time trial. Outfit, 44 Elude, 46 Uses, 47 Letdown, 48 Chains, 49 Laird, 50 celebrated too soon. in celebration and coasted to “Finally I managed to win Mainstay, 51 Liable, 52 Off the cuff, 53 Heir, 54 Reeling, 59 Asset, 60 To add insult to injury for the line. something,” Roglic said. Cede, 64 Stall, 65 Filigree, 67 Notepad, 68 Monitor, 70 Pierce, 71 world champion Alaphilippe, “It’s unbelievable. It was so British rider Lizzie Deignan 72 75 77 78 79 80 he was then penalised for an close,” Roglic said. “Just never won the women’s edition of the Vetted, Stench, Due to, Range, Guess, Vein, Sari. CROSSWORDJUMBO Copyright irregular sprint and dropped stop believing.” race ahead of Grace Brown of from second to fifth. Hirschi moved up to finish Australia. — AP THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY SUDOKU Tuesday, October 6, 2020 CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Jeremy Sisto, 46; Amy Jo Johnson, 50; Elisabeth Shue, 57; Britt Ekland, 78. Happy Birthday: SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made Take more time to do things that make you happy. Discuss your intentions with the people you want to be involved in your plans. Look for viable up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. solutions that will help you dismiss situations you no longer want to have as To solve the puzzle, each row, burdens. Concentrate on learning, discovering and enjoying enlightenment. column and 3x3 grid within the Take action, and make changes to the way you handle and earn money. Your larger grid must end up containing numbers are 8, 13, 23, 28, 31, 38, 47. each number from 1 to 9, and ARIES (March 21-April 19): each number can only appear Consider what you've been doing to earn your keep and how you can adjust once in a row, column or box. your daily routine to suit your needs. Striving for a healthier, happier lifestyle will ease stress and bring you closer to someone who shares your values. 4 A sudoku grid has a single stars unique solution, which can be TAURUS (April 20-May 20): reached without using guesswork. Safe socializing will be a must if you want to maintain good health. Physical SOlUTiOn in nexT pUblicATiOn. improvements will lift your spirits and prompt someone you love to notice. Romance is in the stars and will lead to talks about intentions and long-term plans. 3 stars GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Avoid getting into a standoff with someone you love. Listen, and look for solutions that will not jeopardize a meaningful relationship or your integrity. DOUBLE CROSSWORD No 11,111 Channel your energy into creative ideas and pastimes. Don't do anything for people who won't do it for themselves. 3 stars CRYPTIC CLUES CANCER (June 21-July 22): Don't react irrationally regarding something you cannot change. Look for the ACROSS DOWN positive in whatever situation you face, and you'll come up with a workable solution that will encourage you to look, be and do your best. Romance is 1. Assume one stage 2. See 8 Across encouraged. 3 stars character and end up 3. Pest that ruins a ship (5) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): with a number of 4. The south wind is Calm down, stay focused and avoid emotional confrontations. Don't feel you pieces (4,5) have to get involved in other people's melodramas. Consider what's best 8 & 2Dn. Presumably this almost severe (6) for you and how to use your skills to get ahead. Channel your anger and would leave geologists 5. Translation of “Electra” frustration into achievement. 4 stars cold (3-3) is sweet stuff (7) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 9. Remained composed, 6. Where one may take Put emotional matters aside, and focus on whatever brings the highest like the man reprieved return. Use your intelligence to come up with a unique way to use your skills from the block (4,3,4) cover from a location to improve your personal and professional life. Romance will encourage a 11. Street winding around used for beatings? (6-5) positive lifestyle change. 2 stars one Italian port (7) 7. Stupid description of the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 12. Nothing found in the boxer on the canvas (9) Uncertainty at home will change the way you live and how you do things. bamboo craft (5) Address shared expenses to maintain equality. Pulling your weight will make 13. Bed made of rubbish (6) 10. Highly coloured Madam a difference in the way others treat you. 5 stars 15. Pelmet ruined in Butterfly! (7,4) SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): church (6) 11. Requisition for a Emotional spending will lead to trouble. Don't subject yourself to individuals 17. Description of a senior sky-scraper, for who have not been social distancing. 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Offer Across: 7 Wraith; 8 Squash; 10 compensation for what someone has to give up so you can get your way. Welcome; 11 Exile; 12 Rout; 13 Maintaining equality will encourage a better relationship as you move Seize; 17 Court; 18 Maze; 22 QUICK CLUES forward. 3 stars Limit; 23 Trinket; 24 Chance; 25 ACROSS DOWN AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Manner. Take care of your home, family and yourself. Rest, proper diet and exercise Down: 1 Awkward; 2 Callous; 3 1. Self-assertive (9) 2. Consume (3) will help you stay healthy. Refuse to let a change someone puts into play Stoop; 4 Squeeze; 5 Cavil; 6 8. The sun (3) cause stress and anxiety. Do your own thing, and focus on self-improvement. Shrew; 9 Penetrate; 14 Contact; 3. Heading (5) 9. Commendable 5 stars 15 Backing; 16 Perturb; 19 4. Assault (6) PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Slack; 20 Smear; 21 Vital. (11) 5. Dilated (7) CRYPTIC Emotional upset will interfere with your productivity if you give in to 11. Obscurity (7) 6. Society (11) someone's manipulative tactics. Make changes that suit your needs and help Across: 7 Bounty; 8 Bridge; 10 12. Clear (5) Selfish; 11 Vales; 12 Veer; 13 7. Mildness (9) you protect your position, reputation and inancial security. Money or a gift is 13. Stock (6) heading your way. 2 stars Delta; 17 Cheap; 18 Nile; 22 10. Unremitting (11) Alarm; 23 Torture; 24 Ladies; 25 15. Anger (6) Birthday Baby: Screen. 17. Build (5) 11. Scattering (9) Down: 1 Abusive; 2 Builder; 3 14. Trespass (7) STAR RATINGS Strip; 4 Private; 5 Idols; 6 Tease; 18. Is relevant (7) 16. Unoccupied (6) FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. 9 Three acts; 14 Chamber; 15 20. Instructive (11) FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. Minutes; 16 Demeans; 19 Vault; 22. Idiot (3) 19. Cost (5) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. 20 Wards; 21 Brace. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 23. Farthest point (9) 21. Deed (3) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 SPORT 21 SPORT BRIEFS

NRL FINALS, WEEK 1 Surprise London win to Kitata ETHIOPIA’S Shura Kitata outsprinted Kenya’s RUGBY LEAGUE Wighton helped them pull off the Vincent Kipchumba to win a thrilling men’s great escape and end Cronulla’s London Marathon as world record-holder Eliud SOUTH Sydney hooker Damien season with a dramatic 32-20 Kipchoge faded late to finish eighth. Cook leaves defenders in his win at GIO Stadium. In cold, wet conditions, Kitata edged clear to wake as he heads to the tryline Wighton put on two of the win in 2 hours, 5 minutes and 41 seconds. Sisay against Newcastle Knights in biggest plays of the Raiders’ Lemma of Ethiopia was third, with Kipchoge week 1 of the NRL playoffs. year to set up a grand final eighth. Cook starred as the Rabbitohs rematch with the Roosters next Kenyan world record holder Brigid Kosgei fought back from a 14-0 deficit week, averting a shock upset in cruised to a dominant victory in the women’s to score 46 consecutive points the process. race, overcoming her rivals to triumph in 2:18.58. in the NRL elimination final in Halves partner George Williams Running her first marathon since setting the Sydney, winning 46-20 at ANZ also bagged a double, as the world record of 2:14.04 in Chicago a year ago, Stadium. Raiders went from 14-6 down Kosgei forged clear at the 32km mark to open a Cook’s 75-metre sprint for just before the break to 32-14 lead of about 50m within a couple of minutes. the final try of the afternoon leaders late in the second half. The race, postponed from April because of was rugby league poetry and Led by Nathan Cleary’s first- Covid-19, was run over 19.8 laps of a fenced-off capped off a brilliant but tough half hat-trick and 77th-minute course in a “controlled secure biosphere” . — AP performance. field goal, Penrith Panthers held Aussies cruise to ODI victory The Rabbitohs set up a week off Sydney Roosters 29-28 on 2 knockout match against Friday. A CAPTAIN’S knock by Meg Lanning moved the Parramatta Eels, who lost 36-24 RESULTS: Panthers 29 Australian women’s cricket team a step closer to to Melbourne Storm. Roosters 28 (Panthers advance setting a record-breaking winning streak. The Storm moved towards a to week 3 semifinals), Raiders 32 Lanning struck an unbeaten 62 off 70 balls in sixth straight NRL preliminary Sharks 20 (Sharks eliminated), Australia’s seven-wicket win over New Zealand in final but a knee injury to five- Storm 36 Eels 24 (Storm their three-game ODI series opener in Brisbane eighth Cameron Munster is a advance to week 3 semifinals), on Saturday for Australia’s 19th straight victory. concern. Rabbitohs 46 Knights 20 After the White Ferns were bowled out for 180 The win was the Storm’s 19th (Knights eliminated). (Maddy Green 35, Katrie Perkins 32), Australia in a row in Queensland. Week 2 draw: Roosters v cruised to 3-181 in just the 34th over. Coach Ricky Stuart praised Raiders, Eels v Rabbitohs. Australia are on track to equal the ODI record of Canberra’s resilience after Jack AAP picture 21 consecutive victories held by Ricky Ponting’s side in 2003. They can seal yet another series win in game 2 today. — AAP First LPGA Tour win to Reid GALLOWAY, New Jeresey — Mel Reid felt her first LPGA Tour victory was a long time coming, and her celebration showed it. Prem champs The Englishwoman rapped in a 2-foot birdie putt on the final hole today at the ShopRite LPGA crushed 7-2 Classic, immediately dropped her putter and ran HUMILIATION into the arms of her caddie, Ryan Desveaux. In her first start since losing the final-round lead FOOTBALL conceded again, with John McGinn’s volley back-to-back home losses. in Portland, Reid seized control with four birdies going past Adrian via a deflection off It was a crushing defeat to a Tottenham in a five-hole stretch around the turn and closed BIRMINGHAM — Premier League defender Virgil Van Dijk. side managed by Jose Mourinho, who was with a 4-under 67 for a two-shot victory over champions Liverpool were humiliated 7-2 Watkins completed his treble in the fired in 2018 to make way for Solskjær. Jennifer Kupcho and Jennifer Song. — AP by Aston Villa to end their perfect start to 39th by heading home Trezeguet’s cross. And against a team who have played the title defence today. Ross Barkley then got his debut goal eight games in 22 days across three Parker bout could be in doubt Ollie Watkins scored a hat-trick and after joining on loan from Chelsea in the competitions and were trailing after two AN issue could disrupt preparations for the Jack Grealish grabbed a double as Villa 55th, hitting a shot from outside the box minutes at Old Trafford. eagerly-anticipated Joseph Parker-Junior Fa made it three wins out of three after only that flew in off Trent Alexander-Arnold, But after Bruno Fernandes’ penalty, boxing fight set to be announced this week. surviving in the league on the last day of with Grealish again the provider. United’s wretched defence allowed Tanguy With only a few more i’s to be dotted on what last season. Salah fired in at the other end five Ndombele to level in the fourth minute has been a long but by boxing standards fairly Liverpool became the first reigning minutes later to make it 5-2, but Villa and Son Heung-Min to net again inside ho-hum negotiations, Parker’s camp has been hit Premier League champions to concede were not finished, with Grealish adding three minutes. by a shot they never saw coming. seven in a game. a brace as Villa moved to second place United can be aggrieved Erik Lamela’s Parker recently learned his sparring partner, The last time it happened in English alongside Liverpool, Leicester and Arsenal. apparent play-acting led to Anthony Italian heavyweight Guido Vianello, has been football’s top division was in 1953. The quartet are three points behind Martial being sent off in the 28th minute. denied dispensation to enter the country to help With Alisson Becker out with a shoulder Liverpool’s Merseyside rivals, Everton, But the team were already being run prepare him for the fight. They have appealed the injury, Adrian was in the Liverpool goal which Juergen Klopp’s side faces at ragged by Tottenham. decision but if that too comes back negative, they and his mistake allowed Watkins to open Goodison Park in their next match on Oct. Harry Kane scored his first on the half- will look to postpone the fight. — NZ Herald the scoring in the fourth minute. 17. — AP hour, Son netted again in the 37th, Serge A poor attempt at a pass was pounced Aurier was on target in the 51st and Kane Englishman wins Scot Open upon in the Liverpool box by Grealish, MANCHESTER — Tottenham tore wrapped up the rout from the penalty spot NORTH BERWICK, Scotland — English golfer who laid the ball to Watkins for a simple apart Manchester United for a 6-1 in the 79th. Aaron Rai needed only one playoff hole to finish. victory at Old Trafford today, exposing The coronavirus pandemic kept fans out beat compatriot Tommy Fleetwood and win the Villa doubled their advantage when the defensive weaknesses in Ole Gunnar of the stadium — sparing Solskjær boos Scottish Open for his second European Tour title Watkins, again set up by Grealish, cut Solskjær’s side by inflicting the team’s from his own supporters. — AP on Sunday. inside Joe Gomez and fired past Adrian joint-heaviest Premier League defeat at Fleetwood (67) birdied the last hole of regulation into the top corner. home. OTHER RESULTS: Chelsea 4 Crystal Palace 0, to match Rai’s total of 11-under par but then Liverpool reduced the deficit in the 33rd Only once since 1930 has United Everton 4 Brighton 2, Leeds United 1 Manchester missed from three feet for par on the first extra as the ball came to Mohamed Salah in the conceded six at home — to Manchester City 1, Newcastle 3 Burnley 1, Leicester City 0 hole. box and he cracked it in. City nine years ago. Not since 1986 has West Ham 3, Southampton 2 West Brom 0, Wolves The 25-year-old Rai had set the clubhouse target But within moments the visitors had United opened the league season with 1 Fulham 0, Arsenal 2 Sheffield United 1. after a superb 7-under 64. —AP Nadal spanking ‘the best moment of my life’ TENNIS Zverev hardly seemed like an upset, dad, 1998 Australian Open champion pressure on the now-confident Polish Barbora Krejcikova, ranked No. 114, 2-6, despite the 68-spot gulf separating Petr Korda. player who wilted with nerves in their 6-2, 6-3. PARIS — On a Sunday of upsets them in tour rankings. Meanwhile, the spanking from Nadal fourth-round meeting last year that was The 131st-ranked Podoroska, who among the women at the French Open, Sinner pulled the sixth-seeded was “definitely the best moment of my over in just 45 minutes. lost in the first round at her only revenge was a dish served up in an German this way and that with life.” Swiatek used that defeat as fuel. previous Grand Slam, the US Open autumnal chill by a Polish teenager. precision groundstrokes and unfurled Nadal has yet to drop a set in his “A huge lesson,” she said. “I knew in 2016, will face third-seeded Elina And it was only partially business as his wingspan to make 21 winners at pursuit of a 13th French Open crown that I can, like, play differently and I can Svitolina from Ukraine. usual for the men, too. the net. that would be his 20th major title finally show my best tennis.” The semifinalist last year at Rafael Nadal advanced, but his Zverev said he was sick, so feverish overall, tying Roger Federer’s record. “She was everywhere,” said Halep, Wimbledon and the US Open advanced opponent in his 14th quarterfinal at and short of breath that “I shouldn’t Against the player who humbled her who had been on a career-best winning 6-1, 6-3 against Caroline Garcia of Roland Garros will be dangerous have played.” 6-1, 6-0 at the same stage last year, streak of 17 matches. France. — AP debutant Jannik Sinner. Against fourth-round foe Sebastian 19-year-old Iga Swiatek turned the That upset was followed by another Two-time French Open runner-up By making the men’s last eight as Korda, a 20-year-old qualifier who tables on top-seeded Simona Halep, moments later. Italian qualifier Martina and US Open champion Dominic Thiem a newcomer, the 19-year-old Italian idolizes him so much that he named sending the 2018 champion packing Trevisan ousted fifth-seeded Kiki survived a spirited comeback by French matched a feat last achieved by Nadal his cat “Rafa,” Nadal was — excuse the 6-1, 6-2 to advance to her first Grand Bertens, winning 6-4, 6-4. wildcard entry and 239th-ranked Hugo himself, in 2005, on his march to the pun — practically purr-fect, winning 6-1, Slam quarterfinal. Swiatek and Trevisan will play each Gaston before winning 6-4, 6-4, 5-7, 3-6, first of his 12 titles in Paris. 6-1, 6-2. Halep, who also lifted the title at other in what will be a first Grand Slam 6-3. Thiem next faces No.12 seed Diego So impressive has Sinner been on Korda lapped it up. His long-term Wimbledon last year, never got into her quarterfinal for them both. Schwartzman, who reached his fourth the clay that his 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 win sights are set on winning at least two stride under the roof on Court Philippe Argentinian qualifier Nadia major quarterfinal with a 6-1, 6-3, 6-4 against US Open finalist Alexander Grand Slam titles, one more than his Chatrier and was unable to exert any Podoroska also advanced, beating win over Lorenzo Sonego. — AP 22 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 Bush defence repels Bay RUGBY by Jack Malcolm Poverty Bay head coach Tom Cairns. “The game was a lot closer than PERFECT weather for running rugby the score looks . . . Wairarapa Bush produced a sensational game between capitalised on their opportunities. Heartland teams Poverty Bay and “There were areas that we did really Wairarapa Bush in Napier on Saturday. well; they had a good maul last year and The Bush won 46-26 to retain the we managed to nullify their drive.” Jeremy David Memorial Cup played for The Bay came out firing, scoring in the between the sides. first minute of both halves, but they were Civil Project Solutions Poverty Bay unable to withstand the pressure from were in with a shot for most of the game the Bush, who made strong metres up the but three unanswered second-half tries to middle. Wairarapa Bush made the difference. Poverty Bay second five-eighth Louis It was a disappointing result, said Devery made his mark on the game in his first appearance in the scarlet jersey this season. Looking dangerous every time he touched the ball, Devery made several line breaks and ended with two try assists and one five-pointer himself. Unfortunately for the Bay, Devery’s influence in the second half was largely nullified by the Bush’s defence. They put pressure on the Bay at ruck time, disrupting the ball and not letting them play the way they wanted to. WINNING The green and reds upped the pace of the game, taking several quick taps and fast lineouts that put Poverty Bay on the NUMBERS back foot. They hit the ruck in numbers and DRAW No. 2000 recycled ball quickly throughout. Their BONUS forwards marched down the pitch on WINNING NUMBERS NUMBER the back of strong front-foot ball and dangerous, attacking runs. 02 09 23 30 32 39 03 Poverty Bay stayed within touching distance on the scoreboard and played Total Lotto well for long stretches, but their accuracy prizes $3,133,080 at key moments let them down. No. OF They started the second half with a try PRIZE MONEY WINNERS SMITH AWAY: DIVISION to fullback Kelvin Smith to get in front, Poverty Bay fullback Kelvin Smith, in action against Ngati Porou East ONE 19-18. Coast, was among the points in the Bay’s clash with Wairarapa Bush on Saturday in 6 winning Nos $1,000,000 1 TWO Smith was able to get on the outside of Napier. Smith scored a try and kicked three conversions in the Bay’s 46-26 loss. 5 winning Nos plus the Bonus No. $27,722 9 the defence through quick passing from Picture by Liam Clayton THREE the set-piece, which gave him space to 5 winning Nos $620 399 score in the corner. attack that was looking dangerous. But Poverty Bay had their moments but FOUR The Bay’s lead was short-lived, though. a wayward long pass was snatched up by were let down by lapses in concentration. 4 winning Nos 1044 plus the Bonus No. $54 Wairarapa Bush answered quickly Ewe, who ran 80 metres to score. Wairarapa Bush’s Sam Morrison kicked FIVE 4 winning Nos $30 16,317 through second-five Nikora Ewe. Cairns said it was a 14-point try as the beautifully from the tee, sending the ball SIX Under mounting pressure, the Poverty Bay had numbers and space out wide. through the uprights on all seven of his 3 winning Nos plus the Bonus No $22 22,065 Bay defence rushed forward to try to Ewe’s try looked to have finally taken attempts. One of those was a penalty from SEVEN disrupt the ball. However, using his the wind out of Poverty Bay’s sails. his own side of halfway. 3 winning Nos Bonus Ticket 216,031 strength and power, Ewe fended off Cairns said it was a 14-point try as the reserve loose forward Jesse Kapene and Bay had numbers and space out wide POVERTY BAY 26 (Jack Lewis, Louis Devery, scored. before the loose pass. Kelvin Smith, Matt Raleigh tries; Kelvin Smith 3 The pressure the Bush were exerting on But they fought back and were con). the Bay was evident in their next try, to rewarded with a try to reserve winger WAIRARAPA BUSH 46 (Nikora Ewe 2, Lewis reserve prop Tupou Lea’aemanu. Matt Raleigh, who used his pace to get Bush, Joseva Tako, Tupou Lea’aemanu, lnia Katia They continuously broke tackles and around his marker. tries; Sam Morison 5 con, 2 pen). advanced down the ground as Poverty A final try to Wairarapa Bush sealed HT: 18-12 (WairarapaBush). WINNING NUMBERS 30 39 02 32 Bay scrambled to hold back the waves of the win. attack before Lea’aemanu, at first receiver, The pace of the game had started taking n NGATI Porou East Coast lost 34-22 to King Total Strike was left unmarked close to the line and its toll on both teams, and reserve Bush Country in Opotiki on Saturday. The Rams led prizes $599,391 scored. halfback Inia Katia capitalised around the 20-10 at halftime. Match report in tomorrow’s No. OF Poverty Bay were down but not out ruck. He darted through a hole and in for Herald. The NPEC women were beaten 52-27 by PRIZE MONEY WINNERS after Lea’aemanu’s try and mounted an a try, off the back of a sustained build-up. Opotiki in the curtain-raiser. TOTAL Four out of Four $200,000 1 Three out of Four $804 58 History comes back to haunt Otago Two out of Four $72 3591 RUGBY and after the interval he added his own piece of It was bloody tough out there.” One out of Four Bonus Ticket 94,207 magic, cutting the Otago defence to shreds with a The victory also put Hawke’s Bay atop the THE Ranfurly Shield has returned to Hawke’s mazy individual run to extend their lead. Championship ladder, with both divisions tightly Bay in eerily familiar circumstances. A penalty kept Otago in touch contested after North Harbour pulled off an upset A 28-9 victory over Otago in Dunedin yesterday but that was as close as they would come, with over Tasman in the Premiership. WINNING NUMBER saw Hawke’s Bay become the fourth team to hold fullback sinbinned for taking out Harbour went into the match winless through the Shield this season, with Otago’s tenure ending Caleb Makene in the air, before they were reduced three games while Tasman had a perfect record, 07 just seven days after they had won the Shield off to 13 men when forward Slade McDowall was sent with three bonus-point victories having extended Taranaki. off after his attempted tackle connected with the their unbeaten run to 15 games. But a superb Total Powerball Their first defence was against Hawke’s Bay at head of . performance, featuring 20 points from first-five prizes $4,337,001 Forsyth Barr Stadium, as it was in 2013. Tries to former Gisborne Boys’ High student Bryn Gatland, led to Harbour’s 40-24 victory. No. OF And, just like in 2013, their defence was short- Isaia Walker-Leawere and sealed the Tasman’s defeat means that there are no PRIZE MONEY WINNERS lived. deal. undefeated teams left in the Mitre 10 Cup, DIVISION ONE Lotto Division 1 + Seven years ago, Hawke’s Bay claimed a 20-19 Hawke’s Bay captain , playing his though they still hold a one-point buffer atop winning Powerball No. $5,000,000 1 victory to steal the Shield away after Otago had 100th match for the union, credited his team’s the Premiership ladder ahead of Auckland and TWO Lotto Division 2 + held it for only eight days. first-half fight — and a bit of luck — as key to Waikato, who edged Southland 10-9 in an ugly winning Powerball No. $35,104 2 THREE This time, it was a mere seven-day reign — the victory. clash in Invercargill. — NZ Herald Lotto Division 3 + second-shortest in Shield history. “I’m very excited, very pumped. My kids winning Powerball No. $1,141 30 FOUR It was a deserved victory based on their couldn’t make it down here but they’re probably MITRE 10 CUP RESULTS — Bay of Plenty 16 Lotto Division 4 + winning Powerball No. $100 80 second-half performance but Otago would have more pumped than I am. I’m just really grateful Auckland 20, Counties Manukau 36 Manawatu FIVE been scratching their heads as to how the visitors and stoked with the team’s ticker tonight,” said 30, Northland 35 Taranaki 25, Canterbury 31 Lotto Division 5 + $57 winning Powerball No. 1139 led at halftime. Dixon. “For the first half we were under the pump, Wellington 26, North Harbour 40 Tasman 24, SIX Lotto Division 6 + $38 Otago had the majority of possession and on for 38 minutes. We got a bit of a lucky break and Southland 9 Waikato 10, Otago 9 Hawke’s Bay 28. winning Powerball No. 1679 SEVEN multiple occasions were dragged down just short managed to take our opportunity. We scrambled Bonus Ticket + $15.00 16,354 of the line — or held up over it — before Hawke’s hard. We lost the breakdown, at times our scrum FARAH PALMER CUP WOMEN’S RESULTS: -01 Bay struck just before the break with a sweet was OK, but we fought as hard as we could and Northland 65 North Harbour 5, Auckland 22 Bay

5368 passing move finished off by Lolagi Visinia to managed to get a couple of lucky breaks. That’s of Plenty 19, Waikato 34 Counties Manukau 28, 3 claim a surprise 7-6 halftime lead. what happens in footy. We were fortunate and I Canterbury 54 Wellington 12, Tasman 5 Hawke’s The Gisborne Herald does not make any assurances as to the accuracy of this information. Please check your tickets at a Lotto shop. Folau Fakatava had helped spark that try don’t think the score reflects how the game was. Bay 62, Otago 14 Manawatu 28. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, October 5, 2020 SPORT 23 Inspired by coach’s ‘cup final’ speech FROM BACK PAGE pace, skill and spirit. The finishing Knight family. Al’s wife Mel was in was off on Saturday, but that can goal and their daughter Kayley in Campion College student Andre be fixed. midfield for the United team who Riley, who turns 17 next month, Al-Jammali’s aggressive clinched the women’s competition was in exuberant form at leftback. running into the box had drawn with a 2-0 win against Riverina Confident on the ball and quick to the foul from Andrew Bristow for yesterday. intercept when danger threatened, the penalty, which Al-Jammali On Saturday, left-winger he didn’t shirk the knocks. dispatched efficiently into a corner Husband thought he had put Centrebacks Charlie Morris and in the 15th minute. United 2-1 up with a header in Janai Randall did exceptionally Never-say-die running from the 50th minute, but the goal was well against high-quality strikers, Cranswick stopped the ball from disallowed for an infringement in and rightback Gaurav Chetan going out for a goal-kick in the the penalty area. Husband was Kashyap looked to set up play from 37th. He cut back and slammed it later replaced by Sam Royston, the back, as did Fletcher Stewart- in from close range to make it 1-1 who kept the work rate high on Hill when he came on in the second at halftime. that flank. half. United first-team regulars Wrigley said the game could In central midfield, Frooms was Adams, Marfell and Kieran Venema have ended “six or seven-all”. always likely to spring a surprise, added significant value to the team “We knew if we could get the ball and Ashley McMillan performed effort on Saturday. in to our forwards, we had a shot,” a similar role to that of United’s Marfell never gives less than full he said. “At halftime I told them WINNING Graham, popping up where needed noise, and Venema’s no-nonsense they’d been No.1 the whole year, GOAL: and keeping the engine running approach settles things in midfield. they deserved to be there and today Gisborne smoothly. Adams rejoined the fray with one was the ‘cup final’.” United’s Flank players Merlin Parsons, explicit instruction from Wrigley: Thistle Reserves stand-in coach Josh Adams on the right, and Charles Morrison “Get us a goal.” Ron Young said he couldn’t have slips the ball had their hands full getting forward Not exactly unsung, but heroes asked for more from his players. past Thistle in attack while helping contain for United nevertheless, were Many of the team were training reserves their opposing wingers, Damon fullbacks Ben Hansen and Bristow, for an under-19 tournament. They keeper Kaelle Husband and Marfell. In the second centreback Shaw and keeper Al had shown they were up to the Straatman to half, though, Parsons instigated the Knight. challenge of such an intensely put his side move that brought Al-Jammali his Rightback Hansen has a handy contested game. ahead 3-2 second goal. turn of pace that he used to The match was well controlled by with just two Thistle also had the boost of outstanding effect on Saturday. referee Chris Niven. minutes to go former Team Gisborne midfielder Bristow impressed with his in the Eastern Max Logan being available. He covering and Shaw was a combative ■ In the Lytton High School- League 1 came on for the second half, in place Wainui Sharks game, Steffan stopper in the middle. title-decider of Morrison, and fitted easily into John scored a hat-trick and Knight’s strength is that he saves on Saturday. the team pattern. everything he should and a bit Jaiden Ibbetson and Olly Tilley Up front, Al-Jammali and Lytton scored a goal each in a 5-0 win more besides. Pictures by High School student White showed for Wainui. It was a great weekend for the Paul Rickard Start your journey to success eit.ac.nz | 0800 22 55 348 Fit study around your work, home and whanau - achieve a qualiication in only a few months. 30782-01 5 Oct, 2020 MIDNIGHT TONIGHT GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Tuesday Wednesday R Oct 6 Oct 7 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Tauranga 3 21 1 Hicks Bay 3 21 Te Puke 35 22

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2020 EASTERN LEAGUE 1 CHAMPIONS: Gisborne United celebrate after clinching the Eastern League 1 men’s football league title in dramatic fashion with a 3-2 win over Thistle Reserves on Saturday. Back row (from left) are coach Dean Wrigley, Ben Hansen, Jimmy Holden, Damon Husband, Karl Shaw, Alan Knight, Josh Adams, Sam Royston, Jonathan Purcell, Malcolm Marfell and Kim Perano. Front: Kieran Venema, Tama Wirepa, Andrew Bristow, Stu and Toby Cranswick, Hollie and Aaron Graham, Craig Christophers, Atawhai Wirepa-Hei, Aubrey Yates, Jack Holden and Kyran Lasenby. Picture by Paul Rickard Late United goal clinches Eastern League title

FOOTBALL by John Gillies Gabriel Garnica, who had to work. up went wide. EASTERN LEAGUE 1 Straatman was outstanding. His In the 85th, Thistle gave the ball away A GOAL two minutes from time handling and shot-stopping were first- in a dangerous area but Cranswick’s shot won football’s Eastern League 1 title P W D L F A GD Pts class. He also ventured far from his was off target. for Gisborne United at Childers Road Gisborne United 15 12 1 2 58 19 39 37 penalty area to ensure United’s pacy In the 87th, Frooms produced a deft Reserve on Saturday. Wainui Sharks 15 12 0 3 49 22 27 36 strikers had few opportunities for flick to lift the ball over the legs of the Josh Adams broke free of the Thistle Thistle Massive 15 9 1 5 39 26 13 28 breakaways, and he made some crucial United defenders and put White in the Reserves rearguard and planted his shot Gisborne BHS 15 5 1 9 33 46 -13 16 tackles as last man. clear, but he shot past the post. past goalkeeper Kaelle Straatman to give Thistle Reserves 15 4 1 10 30 46 -16 13 For the past 14 months he has United immediately took play to the United a 3-2 win. Lytton HS 15 1 0 14 17 67 -50 3 attended the Olé Football Academy in other end and produced a winner. It was the first time Heavy Equipment Porirua, and he intends being there next This match had tension and drama Services United had hit the front in a year, as well. comparable to the game between the game that had an abundance of chances started the game and been replaced by He goes to school at Tawa College and clubs’ first teams three weeks before, and a smattering of shots on target. Aubrey Yates in the 34th minute. looks to be well on the way to being a top- when United lost 3-1 to Thistle but United marksman Stu Cranswick had Rolling subs are allowed in Central class goalkeeper. denied them the extra goal that scored twice to level the scores after Federation local football so Wrigley was United made a concession to defensive would have given the Jags the Pacific Lebanese striker Hammy Al-Jammali put free to bring Adams back on. requirements in the 77th minute. Jimmy Premiership title. Thistle 1-0 up from the penalty spot and In the 67th minute, with United 2-1 Holden came on at the back, replacing This time it was Thistle who 2-1 up at the end of a clever right-wing down, Adams went on for centreback Carl box-to-box right-winger Malcolm Marfell. threatened to spoil United’s big day, and move. Shaw. The final stages of the match were for 88 minutes it looked as if they might. Sunshine Brewing Wainui Sharks had United shuffled things around to make frantic. With Frooms the only regular first- already beaten Lytton High School 5-0 do at the back; the important thing was In the 79th minute, United central team starter in their line-up, Thistle in the early game at Lytton. If Thistle that they now had three strikers. midfielder Aaron Graham — having a Reserves showed what they could do with Reserves and United drew, Wainui would Five minutes after he came on, Adams stormer alongside fellow workhorse Craig their full complement for 90 minutes. But leapfrog United into first place. had the first chance of his second spell. It Christophers — played a nicely weighted they exist as a breeding ground for first- Coach Dean Wrigley and injured went just past the post. ball in to Cranswick. He turned and shot team players. centreback Jonathan Purcell (ruled out in Two minutes later, in the 74th, his in one movement . . . it went just over. That means some of them have to come a pre-match fitness test) were a study in right-wing inswinging corner found In the 80th, Thistle playmaker Tomek off before the end of their reserve-team frustration on the sideline. Cranswick, who headed in at the near Frooms played a wall pass with a games to be subs for the first team. United, having spent most of this post to make it 2-2. teammate just outside the United penalty On Saturday they held their own shortened season at the front of the title In the 76th, it was Cranswick on the area and sent Travis White clear on the against a hard, bustling United outfit race, were in danger of falling at the last right, feeding Adams, whose first-time left side of the goal. White’s snapshot hit who — with Thistle Massive — have hurdle. shot was well saved by Straatman. the junction of the post and bar. dominated the Eastern League for the But Wrigley had a game-changer at his Fifteen-year-old Straatman — he turns In the next movement, Adams was past decade. disposal. 16 in January — was a late replacement being foiled by Straatman’s intervention First-team striker Josh Adams had for Thistle’s Argentinian goalkeeper at the other end, and Cranswick’s follow- CONTINUED ON PAGE 23