SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 2021

FIRST IN 30: A keen hunter, Caelyn Pere is the first woman to take up an apprenticeship in 30 years at The Village Butchery. Pictures by Ben Cowper

Wahine working the change Covid-19 shook the weak foundations for many working women, disproportionately represented in the service industries. Yet jobs traditionally occupied by men are calling out for staff. Videographer Ben Cowper and Jack Marshall report on three women who are breaking the mould.

hree Gisborne women are bucking kitchens, cut cabinets to order, attach New Zealand’s woeful statistics handles, bench tops and the rest. around women in the trades and She says an entire kitchen takes about Tapprenticeships. a week to construct for a single joiner by Women make up half the population, themselves. yet in construction women make up only Key skills for an apprentice are listening, 13.5 percent of the workforce, including following instructions and having a good eye administrative roles, says Stats NZ. for detail, she says. Helping to break the mould is Regan But the main attribute is just a want to do Tuapawa who is seven months into an the job. apprenticeship at Kitchen Zone to become a “I missed lots of opportunities because I qualified joiner. was female. I’m really lucky that when I came The qualification takes three years to here there were other girls working here, complete. which is so cool.” Regan says she has learned to love the While women remain a rarity at many work and is growing to truly love it. workplaces, they rule the roost at Kitchen Which is a process since she said she did Zone on Stanley Road, making up five of the not know exactly what being a joiner entailed nine employees. seven months ago. Kitchen Zone owner-operator Tony Sharp Her first goal in the future is to finish her says he has employed women on the floor for apprenticeship. the last 15 years. “Then I’ll stay here for a few years and keep “To me it’s nothing unusual, but it is still upskilling.” hard for them to get into the trades,” said After that, she may start her own business Tony. employing the skills she is picking up today. “There are still a lot of older guys out there “I tried getting apprenticeships at building saying they’re not right for it. companies, but that didn’t work out, and I “It’s not until they finally get a woman in tried my luck here and I cracked it.” the workplace that they realise they should “I’ve always loved building and creating have done it sooner.” things and I never knew anything about With technology making heavier work less joinery before I came here.” demanding, work in the trades is becoming IN THE KITcHEN ZoNE: After missing out on other work in the trades Regan Tuapawa is now seven months into a joinery apprenticeship and is loving it. Now she knows plenty, able to build easier for everyone. SAturdAy, June 12, 2021 2 LEAD

A TASTE FOR THE OUTDOORS: With a love for the sun on her skin, Laurel Kohere took up an apprenticeship Millton Winery with James (left) and Annie Millton.

From page 1 Once they get into the trades they can pretty well do anything, said Tony. “They listen, can be softer on the tools, and they have a high level of finesse with their work.” Tony said the next step for many women is to realise they can work in the industry and build their self-confidence. If job numbers are anything to go by, women may be finding that confidence, at least in construction. A household labour force survey showed an annual increase of 21,000 people in the construction industry; 5800 of those new workers were women, or 28 percent. Across town Caelyn Pere is breaking new ground of her own. The butcher in training has picked up a blade to apprentice at The Village Butchery, the first female to do so in over 30 years. “Hunting is a really big part of my life,” says Caelyn. “I’ve been brought up hunting. We’re always taught to hunt for the pot.” “A typical day in the butchery I’m usually in the front working with my customers helping in the shop, and sometimes I’m out the back prepping and helping the boys cut up meat, break down stuff.” TENDING THE VINE: James Milton explains some of the finer points of vine management to Laurel Kohere. She says a successful butcher not only needs to be skilled with a knife but needs to “Working here I actually got to get a really a lot of apprentices and Caelyn is the first “I absolutely love working outdoors. It’s be able to socialise with people and engage good feel and insight on how the butchery female apprentice in this shop in over 30 the reason why I first came out here. I with customers. works. After Covid last year, I thought, why years. like the outdoors, I like the feeling of the “I’m actually quite grateful that I work not give it a crack and do an apprenticeship, “It brings a lot of joy to the shop and great sun on your skin and it’s just really good with wonderful men. We all tautoko/respect so that’s where I am now.” value and customers love having a female practical knowledge, something I think that each other.” A big bonus of an apprenticeship is that serve them in a male-dominated trade.” everybody should have.” “I want to thank my dad. He’s my number you earn while you learn, meaning no Alongside butchering animals and making On a normal day, it’s plant care, weed one supporter. He’s always encouraging and student loans or tuition fees. kitchens are the great outdoors and making control, crop protection and vineyard helping me with my apprenticeship. He is She says it is totally possible to be a female good wine. maintenance, says Laurel. always trying to make it easier for me to in a male-dominated trade. Laurel Kohere is in an apprentice at Because Millton’s is an organic biodynamic cope in a male-dominated industry. “Our apprenticeship goes for three-and-a- Millton’s Vineyards and Winery, specialising vineyard winery, a lot of the weeding is done “Secondly, the women in my whanau are half years, but the faster you go through in viticulture. by hand and mechanically, whether pruning hard workers, and they’ve influenced me your modules in the books, the faster you “I was offered an apprenticeship from or weed-eating. that hard work and dedicated perseverance can finish your apprenticeship.” James and Annie and I accepted happily, For her future career she wants to be is one step to success.” “In the future, I’m hoping to own my own because it’s the industry that I want to be involved in the wine industry, whether that A highlight of being a butcher for Caelyn butcher shop or open up a home kill service involved in.” be viticulture or winemaking. will be the ability to process meat for her on the East Coast.” “The course is 29 months and it can “I would definitely recommend an whanau and friends down the track. The Village Butchery’s Michael Taylor says be shorter depending how fast your apprenticeship to other people for sure. It’s “Taking a gap year from high school was it is great having Caelyn in the shop. assessments are handed in.” a good way to learn and work at the same probably one of the best decisions for me. “I’ve worked here for 17 years. We’ve had “Just like a normal job: I get paid. time to get the best of both worlds.” SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 2021 3 PROFILE

FASHION FAMOUS: Fabric artist and designer Susan Holmes took two and a half weeks to make this piece “Montana Duck” for a special 25th Flamboyance in jubilee celebration of a wine Montana Wines brought back. Susan used the colours on the bottle to design a duck-like creature. “But I wanted it to be very elegant, not a wacky duck-like dress, but an art piece that was elegant and beautiful.” The silk was hand-dyed, hand-printed, with applique, and a the basement wicker basket cut in half for the shoulders. Picture by Liam Clayton Tucked away in boxes in the basement of Susan Holmes’ home are award-winning designs that once took centre stage. Susan spoke with Sophie Rishworth about her days designing for World of Wearable Art (WOW).

old it like a baby with two hands.” competition director Heather Palmer won international acclaim, and she had to for the hit television show Zena Warrior e careful instructions on describes Susan as an ambassador for the make a second one so the costume could Princess. how to handle Susan Holmes’ annual event. travel as well. Her art is very physical, with innovative Hfashion pieces are a clue to their e book is called Susan Holmes Fabric But before fashion, Susan was a teacher. ways underpinning her whole career. auspicious past. Artist and was written by Cerys Dallaway- In the ’60s she attended Otago University, Susan was always on the look-out for Susan is a textile designer and fabric Davidson. where she hung out in the Dunedin literary structure for her outfi ts. artist, and one of the most awarded World “Over the last two decades Susan has and art scene of the time. Wicker baskets were cut in half for of Wearable Art (WOW) designers in New been (and still is) an inspiration and She left university with a Masters of shoulders, handbags turned into head Zealand. Her basement in Gaddums Hill is mentor to many budding Wearable-art Home Science, then taught food chemistry pieces, and to get that spray-on eff ect a treasure trove from her 30 years in the designers,” said Ms Palmer. and nutrition at the university. she turned a vacuum cleaner into a spray fashion industry. “She is open to helping people to realise “ en I went overseas, came back and did painter by reversing the fl ow of air and Today the mannequins and boxes of their designs and has a wonderful way some relief teaching.” attaching a jar of paint. costumes jostle for space but provide much of explaining diff erent techniques and One day, Susan discovered stamping She “retired” from textile designing fi ve excitement for her grandchildren. construction ideas. designs on to material, cut some potatoes years ago. Susan, who is 80 next month, moved here “Susan is a very valued and loved member in half and made some potato stamps. “It’s too physical and I found that I’d really about fi ve years ago from Auckland to be of the WOW family with the longest “Never went back from that moment.” done my lot with WOW. closer to her daughter and grandchildren. relationship as an entrant since 1988, every She taught herself to sew, how to print, “I couldn’t win it any longer and that was “I dragged myself down here like a year surprising us and wowing the audience dye and make the garments. a bit annoying. bedraggled sausage,” says Susan who was with her magnifi cent works of wearable Six weeks later she was supporting herself “I sort of became an old timer. e recuperating at the time from a second hip art.” making hand-dyed and designed silk technical youngies were coming on and I replacement operation. During the ’80s and ’90s Susan’s scarves and garments. was no longer able to hold my own.” “I was looking for an old lady place on the fl amboyant designs were also fi nalists in For 20 years Susan and her designs were But she has started drawing again, fl ats. But when I realised I could drive up to the B&H (Benson & Hedges) Awards and at a staple of the Browns Mill craft centre in something that started during lockdown. my front door here I bought it,” she says of WOW, which she entered every year from Auckland. “My daughter Sally gave me the challenge. her Gaddums Hill sanctuary. 1991 until 2016. e fi nancial crash at the end of the ’80s She said ‘let’s draw every day’. In September Susan will be a guest “It took me over really. I loved going down put an end to that but was quickly replaced “We really did egg each other on. She was speaker at the U3A monthly meeting, to Nelson (where WOW started and ran for with her textile design in the world of wonderful to think of that idea, because I where her costumes will also get an outing. many years). ey treated me like family wearable art. would have just been wishy washy.” ere is also an exhibition of her dresses after they got to know me.” She has taught textile design in Australia, Today, Susan fi lls her days with booked in for 2023 at Tairawhiti Museum. ere were even trips to Bangkok and held workshops in New Zealand, and even swimming, grandchildren, family dinners, In a book published fi ve years ago, WOW Singapore where her Dragon Fish design did a stint working with the costumes and her beloved bookclub. 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD

CREATIVITY UNLEASHED: Devansh Ladha displays his creativity by making the best use of waste items. Picture by Paul Rickard

From trash to treasure If you’re looking to inspire your kids’ creativity, look no further than the recycling bin. Plastic and tin cans that would typically be thrown out with the weekly rubbish can be used to make decorative items that you will use every day. Eight-year-old Devansh Ladha learned these quirky craft ideas from his mother, and he says, “it was fun to do these crafts and my mum saved some money”.

o, let us get started with our Add the zing to the container by decorating METHOD: innovative ideas for making crafts with some beads and fl owers. Takee a clean tin can, apply glue inside and Swith waste so that you need not Now take the broad ribbon of any colour of outside.. Wrap it with gift-wrapping paper throw away what can be reused your choice and cut out some fl owers. stick all overer (I used wrappers from the giftss I gotgoot METHOD: eff ectively. some beads in the centre of the fl owers and on Christmas and my birthday). Take a clean tin can. Apply glue to the once they are ready, stick the fl owers onto To make it look a little attractive, decorate inside of the can and wrap it with gift- the container. the can with some lace, ribbon or some wrapping paper (again, I used wrappers CUTLERY HOLDER Bring spoons, forks and knives and colourful gems. from the gifts I got on Christmas and my place them in the container — you have a  ese nicely jazzed up containers are Your nice pencil holder is ready to clean up birthday). beautiful cutlery holder crafted by you. a fantastic addition to the dining table. space on your study desk.  e can I used had a plastic lid so with A simple 5-minute task for a lovely table the help of a craft knife I made a slit on the decoration or an easy way to transport PENCIL, PEN HOLDER PIGGY BANK lid big enough to insert coins through. But silverware for meal times. if there’s no plastic lid then grab a piece of A lovely, simple addition to your desk, Saving money is a habit that my mum cardboard and cut it into a circle that fi ts and THINGS YOU NEED: these pencil holders would even be fantastic wanted me to learn. And to do that, she can close the tin can opening. Make a slit Empty yoghurt container for pens, paint brushes, erasers, scissors . . . never bought me a piggy bank, rather made in the cardboard lid for the coins and using Knitting yarn the possibilities are endless. me learn to make one and then save money some glue, stick the lid to the can. Broad ribbon in that self-created piggy bank. Apply glue all over the tin can and wrap Beads THINGS YOU NEED: it with gift-wrapping paper. Cover in such a Glue Tin can, with lid removed THINGS YOU NEED: way that the lid cannot be opened. Also slit Scissors Gift wrapping paper Tin can the wrapping paper at the same place where Colourful gem or any other decorative item Gift wrapping paper you slit the lid to put the coins. METHOD: Lace or ribbons Lace or ribbons If you wish to decorate your piggy bank Take an empty, clean yoghurt container, Scissors Craft knife/Scissors then you can use some lace, ribbon or some apply some glue on the outside of the Glue Glue colourful gems to give it a jazzy look. container and wrap it with knitting yarn (you Your piggy bank is ready to keep your can use diff erent colours of yarn, I have used money safe. whatever was left at home). Let it dry. SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 2021 5 FOOD Warm up with pies

Bacon and egg pie with vegetables

If your mood has turned to grey right along with the wintry weather, it’s time to break out these tantalising pie recipes. Warm up your weekend with these deliciously hearty pies.

Vegetable Pie with Potato Crust Pastry

BACON & EGG PIE WITH In a pan soften the onion with a little VEGETABLE PIE WITH POTATO POTATO CRUST PASTRY VEGETABLES olive oil. When the onion has softened add CRUST PASTRY Boil potatoes until cooked through then bacon and cook for a further 2 minutes. Add drain, add butter and mash. SERVES: 6 to 8 spinach and leave to cool. SERVES: 8 Stir in fl our, parmesan and egg yolk Line an ovenproof dish with the pastry; (reserve egg white for fi lling) until smooth. PREPARATION: 30 minutes PREPARATION: 20 minutes prick the base with a fork and blind bake for Using hands (dusted with fl our) press the COOKING: 40 minutes 5 to 10 minutes (until bottom looks cooked). COOKING: About 60 minutes pastry into the pie dish evenly and up the Save a sheet of pastry for lattice on the top. sides. Blind bake for 10 minutes to ensure INGREDIENTS Remove from oven and add half of the POTATO CRUST PASTRY INGREDIENTS the bottom cooks properly. 1 kumara, peeled and diced root vegetables and mushrooms, follow with 3 Large potatoes peeled, and chopped (we 2 potatoes, peeled and diced half the spinach, bacon and onion mixture used Agria) FILLING ⅛ pumpkin, peeled and diced and repeat both layers. Add small dollops of 30 grams butter, cubed Blanch broccoli and asparagus for 2 2 handfuls baby spinach cream cheese to the top. ¼ cup fl our minutes in boiling water. Drain and rinse 1 handful button mushrooms, sliced Whisk eggs, milk and pepper and pour over ½ cup fi nely grated Parmesan under cold water, add the peas and red onion ½ brown onion, peeled and diced the pie. 1 egg, separated and set aside. 8 eggs Slice remaining pastry into approx. 2.5cm Olive oil spray Whisk remaining eggs (including egg 3 tablespoons milk slices and use to lattice the top of the pie (see white from crust) and milk, then add the 4 rashers bacon, cut into pieces photo).  en brush with an egg wash (we FILLING INGREDIENTS cheese and mix again with a fork. Set aside 2 tablespoons lite cream cheese used the remaining egg mixture). 1 handful of broccoli, cut into fl orets while you arrange half the vegetables on the 4 sheets savoury pastry (we used puff 1 handful asparagus, trimmed, halved bottom of the pie dish (on the blind-baked pastry) NB: This is the perfect dish to take away on 1 small red onion, diced pastry). Olive oil trips for fi shing, camping and hiking as you ¾ cup peas (frozen or fresh) Pour over the egg mixture and arrange the Pepper (adjust to taste) can have it hot or cold 1 cup grated tasty cheese remaining vegetables on the top of the pie, ½ cup low-fat milk pressing them down a little as you go (see METHOD 6 eggs photo). Preheat oven to 180°C. Bake for 50 minutes or until the fi lling is Defrost the short pastry at room METHOD set and pastry is golden. temperature. Preheat oven to 180ºC and spray a large — Courtesy of www.5aday.co.nz In a roasting pan place kumara, potato and pie dish with oil (we used a loose bottom pumpkin with a splash of olive oil and roast pie dish and lined the bottom with baking for 30 minutes or until tender. paper). 6 THE GISBORNE HERALD TRAVEL A little miracle

TRANQUILLITY: The Upper Dam at Zealandia All pictures by Julie Haines unless otherwise stated

An ecosanctuary in Wellington is turning back the clock. Julie Haines explores Zealandia.

t’s a sobering story. Eight hundred was left. At least 51 bird species became Zealandia is a work of passion for the transformed Wellington from a biologically years ago New Zealand was covered in extinct, and many others were at risk of dedicated team who run it, including over poor state into one of the few cities in dense forest brimming with unique birds suffering the same fate. 500 volunteers. I joined a two-hour tour the world where biodiversity is actually Isuch as the enormous moa, the mighty Fast forward to the 1990s, and a little guided by Rory, who loves the sanctuary so increasing. Zealandia has reintroduced to Haast’s eagle, and the beautiful huia. miracle occurred in Wellington. The Karori much that when he is not guiding tours in the area 18 species of native wildlife, some of Then people arrived, accompanied by rats, Sanctuary Trust was formed and erected an official capacity he is often seen along which haven’t been seen on mainland New rabbits, deer, pigs, possums and stoats. an 8.6 kilometre predator fence around the the tracks sharing his vast knowledge with Zealand for over a century. And happily the The birds were hunted, the trees destroyed Karori reservoir. The 225 hectare sanctuary passersby in his free time. 2.2 metre high fence that stops predators to make way for farmland and towns. within it was called Zealandia, and it is the As we entered Zealandia through the from getting in is not a barrier for the birds Introduced plants enveloped the forest that world’s first fully-fenced urban ecosanctuary. pest control fence, checking our bags for within — the whole city has seen an increase stowaways, I felt as though we were entering in birds that were previously elusive. Jurassic Park and half expected a dinosaur to We walked only a few metres into the walk past. The forest covers such a vast area sanctuary to have our first encounter with it’s astounding to think you’re in the middle wildlife — a native species of stick insect of a capital city. There’s no traffic noise or which had left the security of his bush to unsightly high-rises, just the sound of kākā stretch across a fence. Further along a weta and other birds, and verdant green as far as was doing the same thing. the eye can see. We heard a grey warbler and a tui singing, Rory explained how New Zealand’s wildlife and Rory explained that if you see a tui evolved over millions of years without with its mouth open but there is no sound, mammals as predators. The Haast’s eagle it’s because tui can sing above the range of hunted by sight, so its prey learned to avoid human hearing. capture by freezing or hiding. When humans Across Zealandia’s lower lake we saw a large introduced mammals that hunted by smell, macrocarpa tree that was a hive of activity the native wildlife didn’t stand a chance. covered in kāruhiruhi (pied shag) nests. *SALE ON SELECTED NON-PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES, FRAMES ONLY OR COMPLETE Zealandia’s 500-year plan is to restore this When I visited the lake was being drained PAIRS OF PRESCRIPTION GLASSES (FRAME AND LENSES). WHILE STOCKS LAST. little slice of New Zealand to its pre-human to get rid of the introduced perch that are T&CS APPLY, SEE STAFF FOR DETAILS. OFFER ENDS 4/07/21. state, though unfortunately without the disrupting the delicate balance of the water moa and other extinct wildlife. “Obviously system, and then native fish will be returned. OPSM GISBORNE we don’t have the Jurassic Park technology,” As we walked deeper into the forest we 260 Gladstone Rd lamented Rory. watched a flock of pōpokotea (whiteheads) Although it’s only a couple of decades into flitting around. We were lucky enough to Ph: 867 7176 this Herculean task, Zealandia has already spot tīeke (saddleback), toutouwai (North 39968-03 luCky: The rare saddleback (tieke) was sighted at Zealandia. Pictureby BrendanDoran

ButtERfly BEauty: Plenty of room here for a colourful butterful and a bee, at Zealandia.

suCCEss: More than 1000 kaka have been born at Zealandia since seven pairs were released into the sanctuary in th early 2000s.  PicturebySteveAttwood

Island robin), pīwakawaka (fantail) and peeking his head out during our 10am species a better chance at a future, it also There is a free shuttle for Zealandia visitors one of the threatened hihi (stitchbirds) all tour, then returned after lunch when the offers people a rare insight into how this from Wellington i-SITE on Wakefield Street resting on the same tree. air temperature was warmer and we were country used to be, sleepy tuatara, playful and next to the Cable Car at the Botanic There is plenty of food for wild birds at elated to find around a dozen more on the kākā and all. Gardens. Open daily (except Christmas Zealandia but food stations with parrot bank alongside the track. The reptiles sat Getting there: Day). For more info see www.visitzealandia. food and sugar water entice the kākā closer completely still but were mesmerising to Zealandia ecosanctuary is located at the com. to the walking tracks. Zealandia released watch. end of Waiapu Road, Karori, Wellington. © Copyright Julie Haines 2021 seven pairs of kākā in the early 2000s and Tuatara are the only living members the population has taken off, with over a left of the Rhynchocophalian order that thousand kākā born in the sanctuary and otherwise died out around 65 million years banded since then. They regularly fly over ago, the same time as dinosaurs. We saw Parliament and the harbour — Rory says the remains of some tuatara eggs sitting on one was even seen as far afield as Pūkaha the bank. Rory explained that tuatara mate Mount Bruce in the Wairarapa. We stood in summer, take nearly a year to lay their for several minutes watching juvenile kākā eggs, and then the eggs take another year pulling bark off branches with their strong to hatch. Tuatara are solitary creatures and beaks to search for grubs, and cautiously don’t rear their young. drinking from the sugar water stations while Zealandia is also home to at least 150 korimako (bellbirds) watched. Little Spotted Kiwi, the smallest of the kiwi Later our tour group stood on a species. At one point Little Spotted Kiwi suspension bridge looking down on a were extinct on mainland New Zealand, but gully that was once farmland but is now 40 birds were relocated to Zealandia from covered in lush native bush. Suddenly a Kapiti Island in the early 2000s and since flicker of movement caught someone’s eye then numbers have slowly increased. They and we stared in awe at a rare leucistic tui are often spotted on Zealandia’s night tours, — they have grey feathers due to a lack of along with ruru (morepork), glow worms, pigmentation. leaf-veined slugs, and the prehistoric and My main reason for visiting Zealandia vulnerable Maud Island frog. however was to spot New Zealand’s “living It’s not often you have the chance to see so fossil”, the tuatara. Although nocturnal, many threatened and at-risk species in the tuatara come out of their nests to bask in wild in one day. the sun during the daytime. We saw one Zealandia is not only giving our endemic GOOD COVER: Tuatara camouflaged by their surroundings at Zealandia. 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN Forces of nature are interlaced t this late stage, our world’s global qualifications than Mickey Mouse; barking Who has heard of Alexander von most famous man after warming emergency can only be up the wrong tree . . . there’s insufficient Humboldt, the great scientist who first Napoleon. He brought de-escalated by immediate and space for the rest. predicted climate change? a new understanding of by Bob Aradical action to reduce fossil Yet, it’s better than a decade ago when I He did that way back in 1799 while in nature to the world. Hughes fuel emissions and other human-produced began pushing my concerns. Back then I was Venezuela observing nature’s destruction Some of my detractors greenhouse gases. Yet many seem unaware of often harassed in the street, at functions, and its effects. Before departing Europe for openly support ex-US this fact. restaurants, etc. People would make a bee- South America, he left this message: “The President Donald Trump Last month a contributor made fun of line to interrupt and harass me, to tell me real purpose of my voyage is to discover how and believe his “climate me by calling me out for 20-odd years of how wrong I was, to stop writing rubbish, or all the forces of nature are interlaced.” change is a hoax” stance. harassment on global warming. He drew something like it. Nowadays it’s mostly only Nature has laws, and it is our responsibility America is the global support online where a couple of guys had subtle remarks, easy to dismiss. to discover them to avoid doing catastrophic hotbed for climate shots at me as well, but never mind: I’ve been The big difference between those guys and harm. In Europe his words and works change denial. In the US called a zealot with tunnel vision; no more me is that I would like to be proved wrong. were believed; Humboldt was called the Congress over a quarter of elected officials (138 representatives, including 30 1494 senators) deny the scientific evidence of climate change, and millions of ACROSS 56 Mountain chains (6) DOWN 42 Perforated (5) American citizens support this view. So let’s 1 Bottomless pit (5) 57 Aquatic plant (7) 2 Hair cutter (6) 43 Queasy (8) not be too hard on my opposites. The blame 4 Kin member (3,2,3,6) 60 Firmly ingrained (4-6) 3 Cold dish (5) 44 Stringed instrument (6) must go to the bad guys who knowingly 11 Cove (5) 61 Burnished (8) 5 Common sense (4) 45 Trainee (10) contrived the falsehoods they believe. 62 Counterfeit (5) 6 Fruit farm (7) 46 Meat dish (4) 14 Scandinavian goblin It’s difficult to enlighten closed minds and (5) 65 Grip (6) 7 Keyboard operator (6) 47 Abrades (7) 15 Vulnerable to (11) 66 Undresses (6) 8 Heinous (4) 48 Old laundry appliance (6) be nice to people who are so convinced they 16 Cold ants (anag)(8) 67 Frothy cold drink (9) 9 An ocean (8) 49 Requirements (5) are right, and climate scientists are wrong. 19 Progress (7) 72 Put right (9) 10 Sailboats (6) 51 Layer (4) Naturally the increase of news-media 20 Minister’s house (5) 73 Around (5) 11 Aims (10) 52 Oar rest (7) climate alerts and documentaries — fake 21 Putting money into (9) 74 Glossy coating (7) 12 Go first (4) 53 Come forth (6) news, they say — angers them further. 24 In reverse (9) 79 Lifted (8) 13 Small child (7) 58 Dangerous maniac (10) Also, the New Zealand Climate Change 26 Petty details (6) 80 Met halfway (11) 17 Slightly sticky (5) 59 Type of lizard (5) Commission’s final report out this week 27 Energy (6) 81 Liberated (5) 18 Withdrawal from position 63 Damaged or impaired by titled Action on Climate Change Now 31 Boredom (5) 82 Chuckle (5) or occupation (10) age (4-4) Urgent, emphasising the action “needed 32 Verbal onslaught (8) 83 Change of resolve after 22 Fundamental (5) 64 Cereal crop (5) to reduce the impact of climate change on 34 Everlastingness (10) considering again (6,8) 23 Dejected (8) 65 Hide (7) our communities, our economy, and most 38 Mocked (7) 84 Feel (5) 25 Droll (7) 68 Prickling (7) importantly the environment”. Of course, 39 Communicate silently (6) 26 Latticework (7) 69 Sneaks (6) that’s all propaganda to them also. 40 Removes grime (6) 28 Girl’s name (6) 70 Hired male companion (6) 41 Skin growth (4) 29 Engaged man (6) 71 Weigh (6) Last December in my “Shades of climate 42 Suspended (7) 30 Alters (6) 75 Courage (5) change denial” column I listed different types 45 Evaluation (10) 33 Journeys (5) 76 Meal list (4) of climate change denial — 50 Race official (7) 35 Go in (5) 77 Expectorate (4) Those I’ve been on about, outright denial: 54 Deafening (4) 36 Fronded plant (4) 78 Retained (4) climate change is a hoax, Trump-style. 55 Small wave (6) 37 Spots (4) Interpretive denial: some National Party politicians fit this, by pretending to accept 123456789 10111213the climate science but playing down its meaning and importance. Ignoring the moral imperative: the Labour 14 15 16 Government, although verbally committed, appears hogtied and unable to force instant 17 18 and appropriate action. The rest: that is most of us, who behave 19 20 21 “business as usual” by ignoring the problem, just wanting it to go away by itself. 22 23 Many will have seen David Attenborough’s 24 25 26 27 Climate Change — The Facts documentary last Sunday. It began: “It may not be obvious 28 29 30 but we are facing a man-made disaster”, followed by graphic scenes. Sir David’s 31 32 33 34 35 closing statement: “What happens next is up to every one of us. If this documentary 36 37 cannot convince the deniers, nothing will.” 38 39 40 41 My choice of facts — 1: Most of the increase in global temperatures since 1950 has been caused by human activity. 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 2: Global temperatures increased by about 1 degree in the last century. 3: The average temperature of the Earth is 54 55 56 57 determined by the greenhouse gases. 4: CO2 is a greenhouse gas, and the most 58 59 important because it accounts for the greatest portion of the warming associated 60 61 62 with human activities. 5: On June 6, 2021, atmospheric CO2 63 64 levels reached 419.75 parts per million, nearly 50 percent above the pre-industrial 65 66 67 68 280ppm and now the highest level in about 69 70 71 3.4 million years. I offer this chance to my critics: instead of 72 73 74 75 simply telling me I am wrong, please provide evidence to fault this list. 76 77 78 Finally, in 1801 Humboldt speculated that while we might travel to distant 79 80 81 planets, we will take our “lethal mixture of vice, arrogance and ignorance with us”. He suspected that we would leave those planets 82 83 84 as barren and as ravaged as we have already done here on Earth. Saturday, June 12, 2021 9 TELEVISION on tv this weekend

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU’RE EXPECTING SATURDAY, 9.30PM, TVNZ 2

A star-studded comedy about five couples who are experiencing the thrills and surprises that come with having a baby. Starring: Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez, Anna Kendrick. Chris Rock.

HILLS HAVE EYES 2 Saturday, 8.30pm, TVNZ DUKE A group of National Guard trainees find themselves in a blood-curdling situation, battling against a vi- cious group of mutant cannibals on their last day of WONDER WOMAN training in the desert. Sunday, 8.45pm, TVNZ 2 Trained to be an unconquerable warrior, a former princess must fight a war to end all wars.

STORKS Saturday, 7pm, TVNZ 2 Animated adventure. Storks have moved on from CELLULAR delivering babies to packages. Saturday, 10.20pm, TVNZ DUKE But when an order for a baby appears, the A man receives an emergency call on his best delivery stork must scramble to fix the cellphone from a woman who claims to have error by delivering the baby. been kidnapped . . . but can he save her? Starring: Chris Evans, Kim Basinger. 10 THE GISBORNE HERALD SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION

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Roberts, Jake T Austin. 4.06 Smart Talk 3 12.15 Proven Innocent 16C 3 0 2.20 Home And Away Adventures PG 0 4pm GrassRoots Rugby 3.30 Pio Terei Tonight 5pm The World At Five 1.45 Coronation Street Omnibus PG 3 0 5.25 F 2nd Chance 5pm Rugby Nation 4.30 Tagata Pasifika 5.10 Richard Nunns Omnibus PG 3 0 4.55 The Crystal Maze 3 0 Charlie PG 3 0 5.30 Prime News 5pm Te Ao Toa 5.35 Te Manu Korihi 2.35 Infomercials 5.30 Religious Programming CHOICE PAY TV 6am Attitude 3 0 5.30 Antiques Roadshow SKY SPORT 1 SKY 5 MOVIES PREMIERE DISCOVERY 6.25 Building Giants 3 0 6.30 Salvage Hunters 6.40 L Super Rugby Trans- 5.05 Truck Night In 6.55 Dinner With 5.40 Aussie Salvage Squad PG 7.15 Tagata Pasifika 3 7.30 Jade Fever PGC Tasman Friends 16LSC 2020 Comedy. 7.40 Praise Be 3 America PGL 6.35 Gold Rush PG Claudia is desperate to Blues v Force. Malin Ackerman, Kat 8.10 The Living Room 3 0 5.55 Outback Truckers PGL 7.30 House Hunters Down start mining, but brutal 9.30 L Super Rugby Trans- Dennings. 9am Q+A With Jack Tame 0 7pm The Simpsons PG road conditions have her Tasman 8.30 Survive The Night 16VLSC Under PG 10am Marae When Lisa’s college questioning whether the 2019 Thriller. 8pm House Hunters Down 10.30 Waka Huia Waratahs v Chiefs. fund goes missing, A disgraced doctor and his family Under PG 11am Earth’s Tropical crew will make it onto SUNDAY the documentary 12am Super Rugby Trans- are held hostage in their Islands 3 0 their claim. crime series Deadline 8.30 Logheads PG Tasman (RPL) Rebels v home by a wounded Noon Attitude 0 8.30 Lost And Found PGC Springfield goes in-depth 9pm Logheads PG 12.30 Supershoppers 3 0 9.30 Alone: The Arctic PGCV Crusaders. gunman and his L to solve the case. 9.30 Mystery At Blind Frog 1pm Sunday 3 0 10.30 Choccywoccydoodah 1.55 Guinness Pro14 unhinged brother. Bruce Rainbow Cup 7.30 Pawn Stars PG Willis, Chad Michael Ranch PG 2pm Secret Scotland 0 Starstruck Stormers v Lions. 8.30 The Loggers PG Murray. 10.30 Barnwood Builders PG 3pm Inside Taronga Zoo 3 0 11.30 Meet The Orangutans 3 0 4.10 L Guinness Pro14 9pm Ax Men ML 10.05 The Photograph MLS 2020 11.25 Mysteries At The 4pm The Dog House SUNDAY 5pm The Chase 0 Rainbow Cup 10pm Making New Zealand PG Drama. Issa Rae, LaKeith Museum PG 12am Kai Safari Sharks v Bulls. 10.55 Piha Rescue PG Stanfield. SUNDAY 12.30 Antiques Roadshow 6.25 Super Rugby Trans- 11.20 A1: Highway Patrol MVLC 11.50 The Goldfinch MVL 2019 BRAVO 1.30 Flour Power Tasman (HLS) Drama. Ansel Elgort, 12.15 How It’s Made PG 3 SUNDAY 5.30 Celebrity Undercover PG 2am Discovering… Meat 6.40 L French Top 14 Nicole Kidman. 12.40 How Do They Do It? PG 6.30 Million Dollar Listing 12.20 Outback Truckers PGL Play-Off Two: Bordeaux SUNDAY NY PG Loaf PGC 1.20 The Simpsons PG 1.05 Naked And Afraid XL MC Begles v ASM Clermont 2.20 Mary 16VLC 2019 Horror. 7.30 Botched: Most 3am Jade Fever PGC 1.45 Pawn Stars PG 2.45 What On Earth? PG 3 Auvergne. Gary Oldman, Emily Outrageous Patients M 4am Lost And Found PGC 2.30 The Loggers PG 3.35 What On Earth? PG 8pm The Circus 9am Super Rugby Trans- Mortimer. 5am Salvage Hunters 2.55 8.30 Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Tasman (RPL) Rebels v Piha Rescue PG 3.45 Shot Caller 16VLC 2017 4.25 What On Earth? PG 6am Flour Power Hours To Hell And Back 16 Crusaders. 3.20 NXT PGV Thriller. Nikolaj Coster- 5.15 What On Earth? PG 0 6.30 Religious Programming 4.05 Ax Men ML 11am Super Rugby Trans- Waldau. 6.05 How Do They Do It? PG 9.30 The Real Housewives Of 8am Hugh’s Three Hungry 5.05 Making New Zealand PG 5.45 Tasman (HLS) Waratahs v Dinner With 6.30 How Do They Do It? 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Ansel Elgort, 3 2pm Outback Opal Hunters PG 3.30 Little Giants Tasman (HLS) Hours MVLC Nicole Kidman. 2.10 Hoarders Family 4pm Nature’s Strangest 2.55 Outback Opal Hunters PG 3 4.30 L Football: A-League 1.30 RBT MC 1.10 The Burnt Orange Secrets PG 3.50 Outback Opal Hunters PG 3pm Masters Of Flip 3 Mysteries Solved Elimination Final: 2pm Raw MVC Heresy 16VLSC 2019 Action. 4pm Masters Of Flip 3 4.30 Hairy Bikers: Route 66 Brisbane Roar v 4.45 NXT PGV 2.50 Zack Snyder’s Justice 4.45 Outback Opal Hunters PG 5pm Masters Of Flip 3 5.30 Antiques Roadshow Adelaide United. 5.45 SmackDown MVC League 16VL 2021 Action. 5.40 Outback Opal 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; 12Jun21 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. 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Two talented 8.30pm on TVNZ 1 0 dedicated staff aboard 7pm Country Calendar When an American pilot stage for the final time landscape artists crash lands on her island the MSC Seaside to see A young Manawatu and the winner will be become romantically woman juggles stock and warns of a global how the engineering conflict, Diana sets crowned New Zealand’s entangled while building work on the family farm works. out to stop the threat first Masked Singer 8.30 Netball: ANZ a garden in King with breaking horses, while discovering her winner. Premiership (DLY) Louis XIV’s palace at dog training, tertiary true destiny as Wonder 8.30 M The Mummy 10.05 F MacGyver M 0 Versailles. study and working as a Woman. MVC 3 0 2017 Action. A new adversary gives Kate Winslet, Alan district councillor. Gal Gabot, Chris Pine. Rickman, Stanley Tucci. 11.20 M 16VLC 0 Trapped for millennia, Mac an impossible 7.30 Sunday 0 Demonic 3 Wonder Woman 2015 Horror. The deaths of an ancient princess choice, save the life of a 10.45 My Party Song A weekly in-depth friend, or save the lives 11.15 Nga Pari Karangaranga 8.45pm on TVNZ 2 current-affairs show. college students lead the awakens to bring terror police to an abandoned of hundreds of innocent O Te Motu 3 8.30 N The Brokenwood and revenge upon the house where the devil people. 11.45 Closedown Mysteries MVC 0 world. may be at work. 11pm SmackDown PGV MONDAY Mike and his team are Tom Cruise, Sofia Frank Grillo, Maria Bello. 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Turtles 3 0 Noon First Footprints 3 intentions are financially 7.50 Talking Tom 0 7.04 The Ted Radio Hour When her daughter 8.15 Hunter Street PG 3 0 motivated. 8.15 Kiddets 3 0 1.30 Nga Pari Karangaranga 8.06 Sunday Night With Phil disappears soon after 11.45 Black Sails 18LSC 0 8.25 Code Fun 0 8.40 Batman: The Animated O Te Motu 3 O’Brien. 3 0 Flint threatens Vane; 8.40 Rainbow Rangers 3 0 her estranged husband’s Series PGVC 2pm Toku Reo 3 10pm The 10 O’Clock Report 3 Rackham learns what 9am Infomercials death, a woman is 9.05 A Place In The Sun 3pm Korero Mai 3 10.10 Mediawatch 3 0 Max is capable of; Silver 10am Les Mills Body Balance 0 forced to defend her 10am Antiques Roadshow 3.30 Polyfest 10.45 The House 10.30 Neighbours 3 0 11am Hot Bench PG 3 reunites with an old sanity as she frantically 4pm Pukana 11.04 The Retro Cocktail Hour 11am Station 19 PG 3 0 11.30 Instinct MVC 3 0 friend. hunts for answers. 4.30 Miharo 3 With Darrell Brogdon. Noon God Friended Me PGC 3 0 12.30 Seal Team MVSC 3 0 MONDAY Zoe McLellan, Mathew 5pm 3 MONDAY 1pm Judge Rinder PG 3 0 1.30 Just Shoot Me PG 3 0 Pipi Ma 12.55 Infomercials 3 0 Pohlkamp. 3 12.04 All Night Programme 2pm Murphy Brown PG 2pm The Late Show With 5.05 Takoha 6am Breakfast 0 2.35 Home And Away PG 3 0 5am First Up 6am Morning 3pm Celebrity Family Feud PG Stephen Colbert PG 3 5.15 He Paki Taonga I A 3.05 Shortland Street PG 3 0 0 Report 9am The Ellen DeGeneres 3pm Maui 3 0 3.35 The Bureau Of Magical Wheel Of Fortune 9.06 Nine To Noon Show PG 4pm House Crashers 3.30 Jeopardy 5.20 Mahi Pai 3 0 Things 3 0 Noon Midday Report 10am Tipping Point 0 4.30 Newshub Live At 4pm American Pickers PGC 3 5.30 Kid’s Kai Kart 3 3 0 4.05 Brain Busters 1.06 Afternoons 11am The Chase 3 0 4:30pm 5pm Tagata Pasifika 5.40 Potae Pai 3 3.45 The Panel 0 4.30 Friends Noon 1 News At Midday 5pm The Big Bang Theory 3 0 5pm Millionaire Hot Seat 0 5.30 Prime News 5.50 Taki Atu Taki Mai 3 5pm Checkpoint 12.30 Emmerdale PG 0 Jimmy makes a call; CHOICE PAY TV Aaron takes matters into 5.30 Antiques Roadshow his own hands; Pollard 6.30 Salvage Hunters SKY SPORT 1 SKY 5 MOVIES PREMIERE DISCOVERY 7.30 5.45 6.45 Lost Transmissions 5.40 is in trouble. 7.30 Outback Opal Super Rugby Trans- SmackDown MVC Outback Opal 3 0 1.30 Country Calendar Hunters PGL Tasman (HLS) 7.30 Prison First And Last 24 16C 2019 Drama. Hunters PG A young Manawatu 8.30 People Magazine 8pm Super Rugby Trans- Hours MVLC Simon Pegg, Alexandra 6.35 Outback Opal woman juggles stock Investigates: Crimes Of Tasman (HLS) 8.30 FBI MV Daddario. Hunters PG work on the family farm Fashion MCV 8.15 Super Rugby Trans- After a senator’s 8.30 The New Mutants 7.30 Aussie Gold Hunters PG with breaking horses, 9.30 Murder In The Tasman (HLS) daughter is kidnapped MVLC 2020 Action. Five young 8.30 Naked And Afraid: dog training, tertiary Heartland MCV 8.30 Rugby Nation and held for ransom the mutants, just discovering Alone MC study and working as a 10.30 Salvage Hunters 9pm Super Rugby Trans- team must dig into the their abilities while 9.30 Expedition To The district councillor. 11.30 Outback Opal Tasman (HLS) senator’s past for clues held in a secret facility Edge PG 9.30 Super Rugby Trans- against their will, fight to 2pm The Ellen DeGeneres Hunters PGL about the kidnapping. 10.30 Undercover Tasman (HLS) escape their past sins. Show PG 3 0 MONDAY 9.30 NCIS: New Orleans MV Billionaire PG 3pm Tipping Point 3 0 12.30 Antiques Roadshow 10pm Super Rugby Trans- 10.30 MacGyver M Maisie Williams, Anya Tasman (HLS) Taylor-Joy. MONDAY 4pm Te Karere 1.30 Flour Power 11.25 Mountain Men PG 12.15 How It’s Made PG 0 10.20 L Cycling: Tour Of 10.09 Red Joan MS 2018 Drama. 4.30 Beat The Chef 2am Discovering… Duran, MONDAY 12.40 How Do They Do It? PG 0 Sussie Judi Dench. 5pm The Chase Duran PGC 12.15 SmackDown MVC 1.05 Mysteries At The 3am People Magazine Stage Eight. 1.55 Prison First And Last 24 11.50 Birds Of Prey 16VLSC 2020 Action. Museum PG Investigates: Crimes Of MONDAY Hours MVLC Margot Robbie, BRAVO 4am First XV Rugby (RPL) Ewan McGregor. 1.55 Outback Opal 3 Fashion MCV 2.40 Mountain Men PG 5pm Masters Of Flip Manurewa High v MONDAY Hunters PG 6pm Love It Or List It 4am Murder In The 3.30 MacGyver M Westlake Boys’ High. 1.40 The Good Liar 2.45 Naked And Afraid MLC 7pm M Bewitched PGS 3 0 Heartland MCV 4.20 FBI MV 5.45 Super Rugby Trans- 16VLSC 2019 Drama. Ian 6.05 How Do They Do It? PG 2005 Comedy. A struggling 5am Finest Interiors 5.10 NCIS: New Orleans MV Tasman (HLS) McKellen, Helen Mirren. 6.30 How It’s Made PG actor is cast opposite a 6am Buddy v Duff 6am Jeopardy! 6am GrassRoots Rugby 3.30 The Burnt Orange 6.55 House Hunters real witch when remaking 7am Alex Polizzi’s Secret 6.25 Wheel Of Fortune Bewitched. The chance 7am Super Rugby Trans- Heresy 16VLSC 2019 Action. International Italy 6.45 Pawn Stars PG encounter sends both Tasman (HLS) Claes Bang, Elizabeth 8am Little Giants 7.10 Storage Wars PGL Renovation PG their lives into a spin. 8.30 Nature’s Strangest 7.30 Super Rugby Trans- Debicki. 7.45 House Hunters 9.10 M 3 7.35 Ax Men ML Patriot Games MV Mysteries Solved Tasman (RPL) Blues v 5.05 Lost Transmissions 16C 0 1992 Action Thriller. 8.25 Border Security PGC International PG 9am Restoration Australia Force. 2019 Drama. Simon Pegg, 11.30 Shahs Of Sunset M 3 8.50 Truck Night In 8.35 Undercover 10am Lose Weight And Get Fit 9.30 Rugby Nation Alexandra Daddario. MONDAY Billionaire PG 10am French Top 14 (RPL) Play- America PGL 6.50 The New Mutants 12.20 Infomercials 3 With Tom Kerridge 10.20 Aussie Gold Hunters PG 9.40 Hawaii Five-0 MV MVLC 2020 Action. 6am Infomercials 10.30 Outback Opal Off One: Racing 92 v Maisie 11.15 Naked And Afraid: Stade Francais. 10.30 The Cops MV Williams, Anya Taylor-Joy. 10am Celebrity Ghost Stories PG Hunters PGL Alone MC 3 11.30 Noon Super Rugby Trans- 11.30 Pawn Stars PG 8.28 Red Joan MS 2018 Drama. Salvage Hunters 12.10 House Hunters 10.55 Snapped M 3 12.30 Little Giants Tasman (RPL) Hurricanes Noon Jeopardy! Judi Dench. International 11.55 The DNA Of Murder With 1pm Nature’s Strangest v Reds. 12.25 Wheel Of Fortune 10.12 Birds Of Prey Paul Holes M 3 Mysteries Solved 2pm First XV Rugby (RPL) 12.50 MacGyver M 16VLSC 2020 Action. Renovation PG 12.55 The Real Housewives Of 1.30 Manurewa High v 1.40 NCIS: New Orleans MV 12.02 The Good Liar 2pm Outback Opal 3 Antiques Roadshow Orange County M 2.30 Hairy Bikers: Route 66 Westlake Boys’ High. 2.30 Hawaii Five-0 MV 16VLSC 2019 Drama. Hunters PG 2pm Million Dollar Listing Los 2.55 Gold Rush: White 3 3.30 Dodo Heroes 3.45 Super Rugby Trans- 3.20 Ax Men ML 1.55 Endings Beginnings Angeles PG Water PG 3.30 Hoarders Family 4.30 Hugh’s Three Good Tasman (HLS) 4.10 Jeopardy! 16LSC 2019 Drama. Secrets PG Things 4pm Super Rugby Trans- 4.35 Wheel Of Fortune 3.48 Hard Kill 16V 2020 Action. 3.50 Fast N’ Loud PG 4.30 Masters Of Flip 3 5.30 The Great Food Truck Tasman (RPL) Waratahs v 5pm Storage Wars PGL 5.30 All Nighter 4.45 Fast N’ Loud PG 5.30 Shark Tank PG Race PGL Chiefs. 5.30 Pawn Stars PG 16VLSC 2018 Comedy. 5.40 Fast N’ Loud 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; 13Jun21 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. .

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