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2 Ashburton Guardian Thursday, June 11, 2020 www.guardianonline.co.nz Matariki celebrations forge ahead
By Heather Mackenzie Left– Hakatere Marae co-ordi- [email protected] nator Lara Reihana Hakatere Marae is once again hold- PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE ing Matariki (Maori New Year) cele- 100620-HM-0003 brations this weekend. “All cultures are welcome. This is post lockdown get together cele- a day for whanau to come together brating Matariki, and our tikanga and enjoy a shared togetherness,” (customs and traditional values).” said marae co-ordinator Lara Rei- Music and dance has always hana. been a strong part of Maori culture The move to Level 1 could not and, keeping with that tradition, lo- have come at a better time for or- cal band Pacific Tribal have offered ganisers. Under Level 2 the marae their services free of charge. Rei- was faced with restricting num- hana is also hoping the kapa haka bers, but now more people can group will give a performance and come on Saturday, Reihana said. showcase what they have learnt “We will be following the rules, during the day, as long as they are but being in Level 1 has certainly not too nervous, she said. taken the pressure off.” Matariki is the Maori name for Festivities begin at 10am with a the Pleaides star cluster, it rises af- free kapa haka wananga, organised ter the first crescent moon in June by the Te Huka Tai Trust. and marks the start of the growing Event leader, Whaea Tihi Puana- season and disappears the follow- ki, and her team from Christchurch ing year in April/May, signalling it will be teaching waiata, haka, poi is time to preserve crops for winter. and rakau, with short and long Reihana said if the Matariki stars sticks. Beginners and experienced rise bright and clear it will be good performers are all invited to go growing year and if they are dull, it along and learn. means work harder as it is not go- The kapa haka wananga will ing to be a good year for crops. wrap up at 4pm. After that the mar- said people are also welcome to herself, will be there to decorate. If means to Maori culture, will be led If you are wanting to attend the ae will host their own Matariki cel- bring their own food if they would biscuit decorating is not your thing, by marae members, with Kauma- kapa haka wananga and Matariki ebrations lasting until 7pm. prefer. there are stars to write a message or tua Club members also present to celebrations it would be helpful A powhiri at 4.30pm will wel- Stars will be heavily represent- memory on and hang in the wish- fill in any gaps. for the organisers if you register come everybody to the marae, fol- ed in the evening activities. Star- ing tree. “There will be a lot going on, but through the Eventbrite link on the lowed by a sausage sizzle. Reihana shaped biscuits, baked by Reihana Talks about Matariki and what it then that is what we want. A casual Hakatere Marae Facebook page. Army reserves looking for more members
By Jaime Pitt-MacKay “We’ve basically got 10 people which is all paid for by the de- “If you are the kind of person your weekends, with the bonus [email protected] on the books in Mid/South Can- fence force and you can do med- that likes to get out into the bush of being paid to take part instead With dwindling numbers nearly terbury and in a catchment of ical courses, radio courses, any- and get walking around the hills, it of having to pay for activities dropping to single figures, mem- 100,000 people that’s really bad,” thing the army offers, it just comes is perfect.” like hunting, with food, clothing, bers of Mid/South Canterbury’s he said. down to what time you can get off Auty said around 10 years ago equipment and a place to sleep all army reserves are urging people “We have two guys lined up in your employer.” the group’s membership was provided away at training exercis- to look at taking up a role with the the recruitment process which is While most of their time is spent up around 35 people, but had es. organisation. going to dramatically increase our focusing on training, in times of dropped off over the years with- “I’ve been doing this for 15 years The army reserves are a paid numbers.” need they can be deployed, help- out more people joining to replace and I think I’ll be doing it for an- part of the New Zealand Defence Being part of the reserves in- ing out in times of emergency them. other five years before I’m too Force, expected to train and be de- volves completing basic training, such as during the Christchurch “There were half-a-dozen mates old,” he said. ployed if required on top of their and then spending approximately earthquakes or the Port Hills fires. who all joined and they networked “I’ve made some great friends existing employment or study. 20 days a year undergoing military “Some of the older guys have and brought in their mates but over the years and there are guys For Private Charlie Auty, being training in a wide range of areas. been overseas on deployments to they started dropping off, they at all over the country I did my basic an army reservist for the past 15 “On Wednesdays there are night the Solomons for four months and least stuck around for six or seven training with 15 years ago that I years has been a great opportuni- parades, which are four hours I’ve been to Timor,” he said. years,” he said. still catch up with when I get the ty, but he is devastated that their long or day parades on Saturdays, “There are plenty of other good “Now it’s just us old buggers chance.” numbers have continued to dwin- which are eight-hour-long cours- opportunities as well, a lot of the staying around but we need a bit More information about joining dle in the past 10 years to a point es,” he said. guys have got their class two li- of young blood coming through.” the army reserves can be found on where there are only 10 members “In a couple of weeks I’m going cences and there are plenty of Auty said being part of the re- www.defencecareers.mil.nz/de- in the Mid/South Canterbury area. on a four-wheel driving course, shooting courses. serves is a fantastic way to spend fence-careers/careers/reserves/ WE ARE NOW OPEN UNTIL 5:30PM WEEKDAYS SATURDAY’S HOURS 8AM-2PM Drop in on your way home for fresh treats for your family
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One person was taken to hospital with moderate injuries following a crash on West Street on Wednesday morning. The crash, which occurred at around 8.50am, involved three vehicles. St John spokesman Gerard Campbell said they sent one ambulance to the crash, which took one patient to Ashburton Hospital with moderate injuries. PHOTO JAIME PITT-MACKAY 100620-JPM-0009 Calls to scrap teacher registration fees Writing competition By Sue Newman “The council had a role to play in en- they can usually on-charge the fee to [email protected] suring professional standards through clients. A teacher’s wage is set. They The proposed doubling of teacher reg- a professional body similar to lawyers can’t recoup the money. But this is not entries flow in istration fees is a rort, one that is about and accountants, but most teachers about the money, really it’s about the creating income for the Teachers’ Coun- will see very little for their fee other principle. Teachers will get nothing Adults and children alike are putting pen to cil rather than benefiting grassroots than getting their registration.” more for this increase.” paper for this year’s Ashburton Writers’ Group teachers a long serving teacher says. Melrose said the fee hike appeared to Determined to do his bit to fight the short story competition. Currently teachers pay $220 for reg- be part of a drive to create additional fee increase, Stockdill contacted Rangi- Generally held only for children, the compe- istration that runs for three years but, work for the council, but that work was tata MP Andrew Falloon, who said op- tition for 2020 has dropped the poetry catego- from July 1, this will jump to $175 a already being done by other organisa- position to the fee rise was one of the ry and instead added an adult category to its year, an increase that will come with tions in the sector. key components of National’s educa- short story section. absolutely no benefits for teachers, “This will be like adding another lay- tion policy ahead of this year’s election. Spokesperson Rae Magson said she had just Hampstead School principal Peter Mel- er.” It proposes to scrap registration fees sent a reminder out to schools, and expected, rose said. Shane Stockdill has children in the and to directly government fund the as usual, the majority of entries would flood in He’s not arguing with the need for education system, friends who are teaching council. in the last week of the school term. teachers to complete a regular registra- teachers and he’s on the Mount Hutt Education spokesperson Nikki Kaye However, entries were already starting to tion process, as that came with manda- College board, but speaking as an indi- said this proposal was in line with its come in, from people of all ages. tory police and fitness to teach checks, vidual, he said the fee rise was blatantly drive to reduce teacher costs and lift The Ashburton Writer’s Group Paper Plus his argument was with the fee rise for unfair. teacher supply and retention. Short Story Competition has the age groups of a process that had become easier with “I hate unfairness. I take up issues Direct funding to the council would 10 and under (maximum 400 word story), 11 to online processing. Most of the work in like this on principle. There’s no value come at around $16 million a year. 13 years (maximum 500 words), 14 to 18 years the registration process was undertak- here for teachers’ money,” he said. “New Zealand is facing a significant (maximum 750 words), and adults (maximum en by principals, rather than the coun- Teachers should be registered, he economic recovery and our education 1500 words). cil, Melrose said. said, but this function could easily be system and teachers will continue to The story must be original and not previous- While he has no argument with the carried out by the Ministry of Education play a crucial role in helping our coun- ly published. Entrants may choose any topic. need for a fee of some kind, there need- rather than a separate body funded by try get through this. Prizes are book vouchers donated by Ash- ed to be a clear link between what was the government and teachers. “It’s important we reduce costs par- burton Paper Plus. charged and what teachers got in re- “Yes, a lot of professions have to be ticularly when we are heading into a Entry forms are available from Magson at turn, he said. registered, no problem with that, but recession,” she said. [email protected] Entries close July 3.
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4 Ashburton Guardian Thursday, June 11, 2020 www.guardianonline.co.nz In brief New venture for Ole and Jan Rangitata intersection The New Zealand Transport By Susan Sandys Agency will be installing an [email protected] intersection speed zone at the Ole Wallis and his family are intersection of SH1 and SH79 to staying in Methven and are de- help prevent deaths and serious termined not to be beaten by injuries at the crash hot-spot. Covid-19. The intersection speed zone will They will, today, embark on a use electronic signs to detect new venture, as owners of Aqua when someone is turning into or Japanese Restaurant. out of SH79 and will temporarily Wallis has gone into partner- reduce the speed limit on SH1 ship with his sister Jan Termnu- from 100km/h to 60km/h. “By wong, buying the business from slowing down oncoming traffic, Yuki Matsuda. an intersection speed zone helps The pair are very much look- prevent crashes and reduces the ing forward to keeping on all the risk of someone being killed or popular dishes the restaurant seriously injured if a crash does is known for, such as tuna car- happen,” director of regional paccio and JFC (Japanese Fried relationships Jim Harland said. Chicken). In addition, they plan to open for lunch, and sell sushi. Killer sentenced Wallis had been looking for a new enterprise after he, and A man who bludgeoned and husband Bruce, had to close stabbed a young Christchurch Methven Resort as Covid-19 mum to death 25 years ago in a decimated the country’s tour- “dreadful and monstrous killing” ism industry, and their company has been jailed for at least 10 years. Jeremy Powell, 45, was went into liquidation. Ole Wallis (right), with his sister Jan Termnuwong at Aqua. PHOTO SUPPLIED “Just because the virus kicked sentenced at the High Court in us out of one building, it doesn’t safety, as well as one of their And of course, Wallis and we haven’t had a weekend off,” Christchurch yesterday to life mean it’s going to kick us out chefs from Malaysia. Both Ter- Bruce wanted to continue their Bruce said. imprisonment with a minimum of town, we still have faith and mnuwong, from Thailand, and association with Methven. They They took over the resort in non-parole period of 10 years. everything in the town,” Bruce the chef were on working visas were pleased they had been able 2019, coming from Oamaru He had pleaded guilty to killing said. and needed further employ- to keep ownership of Aqua local where they operated a success- Angela Blackmoore, who was 10 Not only were the couple ment to ensure they remained after having competed with oth- ful motel. This followed building weeks’ pregnant, on August 17, wanting to commit to Methven, on track to getting their residen- er potential buyers from Auck- a small food operation into a se- 1995, while her 2-year-old son where they are living, they want- cy visas. land and Queenstown. ries of premises which they sold Dillon slept in the next room. ed to provide work and oppor- Wallis said Aqua seemed the At the same time, they are off eight years later. Powell, then aged 20, has told the tunity for two of their previous perfect continuation of their happy to be taking a bit of a The couple own a launch in court he used a knife and a bat to Methven Resort staff members. roles, with the resort having also break from the business world the Marlborough Sounds, but beat her to death in her Wainoni They are Termnuwong, who offered sushi. when it comes to the day-to-day have had little time to use it, home. He claims he was offered was administration, head of “It just seemed to be a operation of a premises. so hope they will now get more $10,000 to do so. – NZME housekeeping and health and no-brainer to us,” Wallis said. “Really, for the last 15 years time to do that. Whale Watch gets funds The government has given up to $1.5 million to help an award- winning South Island tourism business recover post Covid-19. Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis Scouts working in to Level 1 life announced the funding for Whale Watch Kaikōura during a visit to the region with Prime Minister By Jaime Pitt-MacKay Brown said. move to Level 1 they can start to well,” she said. Jacinda Ardern yesterday. It is [email protected] “It is up to the leaders and par- plan some once again, likely be- Plans are in place if the coun- part of the government’s Strategic The move to Level 1 has meant a ents to determine what they feel ginning in term three. try does move back through the Tourism Assets Protection return to freedom for how many safest with. “It isn’t going to be anything alert levels, with guidelines now Programme from its recovery groups operate, but it will be a “But it is nice to be back to extravagant, but we can start set out for how they would oper- plan. Kelvin Davis said Whale slow and steady return to nor- normal scouting in what is the having them again,” she said. ate under each of the alert levels. Watch is a major drawcard to the mality for local scout groups. new normal.” Brown said the kids seemed National events, such as the region, supporting hundreds of “Some groups are going to stay Scout groups were able to re- happy to be back at school and jamboree, had been postponed jobs and other sectors. Whale how they were operating at Lev- turn under Level 2, first having back seeing their friends. for a year, with the main issue Watch Kaikōura was founded in el 2, some are going to wait for to get a Covid safety plan signed “I think for once they are ac- being around funding, with 1987 to create employment and an term three until they come back off and ensuring that contact tually looking forward to be- many fundraising activities un- economic base for local Māori, it is and some are already back in tracing measures were in place. ing away from their computer able to go ahead, and not a lot one of the region’s largest locally to the swing of it,” Mania-o-ro- Area events were also put on screens, and I think the same of funding being out in the com- owned employers and has won to scout zone leader Michelle hold, but Brown said with the applies for a lot of our leaders as munity due to the lockdown. multiple tourism awards. – RNZ OUT TOMORROW Check out Guardian Property in tomorrow’s Ashburton Guardian.
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Yesterday, I shared with my staff a proposal to bringing Mid Canterbury people together, fa- restructure the Ashburton Guardian. cilitating and being a pillar of the democratic It is now important I share the proposal with process. you, our valued and loyal readers and advertisers. We can only do that within a model that is ro- You are key stakeholders in the newspaper and bust and viable. have been for more than 140 years. On the surface, the proposal recommends re- The proposal is to reshape the Ashburton ducing the number of weekly issues. That is true. Guardian as a community publication and pub- But it also has many advantages and exciting lish it three days a week, prob- opportunities. Pages will in- ably on a Wednesday, Friday crease, enabling our editorial and Saturday. staff to focus further on com- One of the main reasons for munity stories, profiles and the proposal is to maintain opinion pieces and providing the Guardian’s viability. The more space and scope for lo- media, in general, including cal advertisers. newspapers, have been under With reduced national and severe pressure over the last international coverage, the few years and the Guardian, Guardian can showcase Mid like many before it, is at a Canterbury, be the pre-em- crossroads. Its format needs inent provider of your local to be replenished to face the news and advertising and an future with confidence. indispensable part of your The Ashburton Guardian is life. one of the last remaining inde- I am seeking feedback to the pendent and privately owned proposal from staff and would daily newspapers in New Zealand. It has resist- value ideas and suggestions from you. I will ed takeover and mergers. The newspaper has communicate again shortly about the direction been an integral part of the Mid Canterbury the Guardian is taking and, by then, be able community since 1879. That’s a proud record. to present to you a new subscription package Five generations of the Bell family have served which will also address changes in payment for the paper since 1900. We want to see it contin- advanced subscribers. ue. I am looking at the new community Guardian The proposal, which I have shared with my as a wonderful challenge and a huge opportunity staff and you, the reader, is to ensure its future. to continue serving the Mid Canterbury people. Should the newspaper not find a sustainable op- erational model, it will likely cease publishing Yours sincerely, and the business will close. I’m sure none of us Bruce Bell want that to happen. Owner Instead I want the newspaper to continue its Ashburton Guardian. role as the backbone of local journalism, the voice of our people, recording community achievements and events, engaging with and World
6 Ashburton Guardian Thursday, June 11, 2020 www.guardianonline.co.nz UN chief warns of global food emergency
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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for immediate action to avoid a “global food emergency,” saying more than Chase star profiled 820 million people are hun- gry, some 144 million children The Chase star Shaun The Dark under 5-years-old are stunted, Destroyer Wallace has revealed he’s and the Covid-19 pandemic is been stopped by police “numerous making things worse. times”. Wallace was discussing George He said there is more than Floyd’s death and the subsequent Black enough food to feed the world’s Lives Matters protests on UK TV when 7.8 billion people but “our food he told interviewers that he’d been systems are failing”. racially profiled several times by police. The UN chief launched a Wallace, who works as a barrister, said policy briefing on the Impact police tried to take him in for a robbery of Covid-19 on Food Securi- that had happened just nearby to a ty and Nutrition which said UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres court where he’d been working in the before the pandemic more UK. Wallace said plain clothes police than 820 million people were of the world, leaving millions Kalibata also said millions of And he urged investment in officers also tried to arrest him at a “chronically food insecure,” of seasonal workers without litres of milk are being dumped food systems that better ad- station in the north of England when he with 135 million at crisis levels livelihoods, while also con- in the United Kingdom for lack dress the needs of food pro- was waiting for a train. or worse. straining transport of food to of buyers “while in Colombia ducers and workers and pro- “That number could nearly markets,” the UN briefing said. families hang red flags outside vide “more inclusive access to double before the end of the It pointed to the forced clo- their windows to indicate they healthy and nutritious food so year due to the impacts of Cov- sure of meat processing plants are hungry.” we can eradicate hunger.” id-19,” the briefing said. and food markets in many The briefing said high lev- Guterres also called for And Guterres said some 49 locations because of serious els of unemployment, loss of re-balancing the relationship million extra people may fall Covid-19 outbreaks. income, and rising food costs between food systems and the into extreme poverty due to Agnes Kalibata, the UN spe- are also making access to food environment. the pandemic and its impact. cial envoy to a Food Systems difficult. “We cannot forget that food Noting forecasts of a global Summit scheduled in 2021, To address food security systems contribute up to 29 economic downturn this year, said “from the US to India, during the pandemic, Guterres percent of all greenhouse gas he warned that every percent- produce is rotting in the fields said food and nutrition servic- emissions, including 44 per age point drop in global GDP as lockdowns keep people es must be designated as es- cent of methane, and are hav- means an additional 700,000 from harvesting and planting sential, and food workers must ing a negative impact on biodi- stunted children. crops.” be protected. versity,” he said. James Bond’s a dad? According to the briefing, “That means less income for He said countries must en- Kalibata, the UN envoy, said measures to tackle the Cov- desperately hungry people to sure access for the most vul- “countries face an agonising From now on, in James Bond’s id-19 pandemic are affecting buy food and less food availa- nerable “to safe, nutritious trade-off between saving lives household, it’s the Calpol that will be global food supply chains. ble, at higher prices,” she said foods, particularly for young or livelihoods or, in a worst- shaken but not stirred. Reports have “Border restrictions and in a statement. children, pregnant and breast- case scenario, saving people suggested that in the forthcoming Bond lockdowns are, for example, “And this is happening feeding women, older people from Covid-19 to have them movie No Time to Die, the 25th entry in slowing harvests in some parts across the world.” and other at-risk groups.” die from hunger.” the franchise, Daniel Craig’s secret agent will be retired from MI6 and have a five- year-old daughter. No doubt Q has been busy baby-proofing the Aston Martin. But it seems a safe bet that the film will see ■■PAPUA NEW GUINEA Papa Bond rapidly swap domestic bliss for deadly peril. Is Jane Bond the future? This may be the perfect compromise for African Swine Fever taking hold in PNG Highlands our equal-opportunities age.
RNZ “I think they will be positive. cious commodity in PNG both that we need to cover. There are The signs and symptoms we monetarily and culturally. some very, very remote districts Test results are expected to con- have seen so far are consistent One pig in the Highlands can we still need to go.” firm that African Swine Fever is with what we have seen in the be worth as much as $NZ9000, More money is needed, spreading in Papua New Guin- Mendi-Munihu district. We ex- according to Yombo, where pigs however, as noted by NAQIA ea’s Highlands. pect to get positive results.” themselves are a currency when managing director Joel Alu. The deadly porcine virus was Describing the Southern it comes to paying dowries and In mid-May, Alu revealed that detected in March in Southern Highlands’ Mendi-Munihu compensation for settling tribal NAQIA had already spent more Highlands province, where up district as, “the main infection disputes. than $NZ765,000 fighting the to three thousand pigs are esti- site or epicentre,” Yombo said To help people understand disease, and that a further mated to have died. the disease was likely to have the risks, Yombo said donor $NZ1,00.00, approved by cabi- The National Agriculture spread there from nearby Ni- countries Australia and New net in early April, was yet to be and Quarantine Inspection Au- pa-Kutubu. It was there that Zealand were helping through released. Cancer scare for Cleese thority (NAQIA) has deployed pig deaths were first reported the agricultural aid programme Yombo said the worst case Former Monty Python star John Cleese teams to stop people moving in early 2019 and a NAQIA team PHAMA Plus. scenario for PNG, would be for has had a cancerous “bit” cut out of pigs from infected areas, and was sent to investigate. “I take my hat off to this pro- the disease to infect animals in his leg. Cleese revealed to his Twitter to test animals in neighbouring Unable to detect swine fe- ject …They have given us the commercial piggeries near cit- followers the news of the operation. “Had provinces, including Hela and ver, it was suggested the deaths resources that we need to mo- ies Lae and Port Moresby. a minor operation on Friday. A surgeon Enga which have already been were caused by Anthrax. bilise technical people, risk But an even worse problem cut a small cancerous bit out of my leg. declared disease areas. But the pig deaths continued, communications experts and could be the infection of wild Very minor. At my age this sort of thing NAQIA epidemiologist Andy reaching Mendi by Christmas. some veterinarians. They’ve pigs. happens about once a week,” Cleese Yombo, who is co-ordinating More samples were collected printed a lot of awareness ma- “Currently the area that we said. The “‘tis but a scratch” line is one of the field work, said it was likely early this year and lab tests in terial that we’ve given to the are working on – it is very un- the most famous lines from comedy film the virus had spread. Australia confirmed the Swine provinces and the message is likely that there are wild pigs in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, when “We are doing field tests and Fever. getting there. that area. But if it does get into the Black Knight is attacked and has his we got some positive samples Armed with the positive re- “We’ve got people on the some of the coastal provinces or arm cut off. Cleese has had a cancer scare from the field. The samples are sult, NAQIA’s response turned ground. We’re working with the remote districts where there in the past. Back in 1996, the actor had now in Port Moresby… we will to containment. provincial colleagues, working are wild pigs then this disease it a prostate cancer scare, which left him do some tests here and then The checkpoints, however, closely with them, doing a lot not something we can think of vowing to “live on the basis that I might probably send them to the Aus- have not stopped people from of awareness. We’ve done good getting rid of in the near future. at any given moment fall under a bus”. tralian laboratory,” Yombo said. trying to move their pigs, a pre- so far but there are still areas It is here to stay”. Opinion
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Matt Markham EDITOR When the newsmakers are the news o one ever wanted it to have to get to this point. No one. N If you’ve got to this part of today’s edition of the Guardian, you’ll be well aware of how the very newspaper that brings you the news, is today part of the news. We are proposing a new direc- tion, a change in habit and a whole new look Ashburton Guardian. But just because we’re proposing to do it, it certainly doesn’t mean that it’s been an easy road to get to this point. We’re conscious of the impact it’s going to have on you, our readers and the wider commu- nity – we’re conscious of what it means for those out there who advertise with us and use us to get their message out in the public and we’re incredibly conscious of the impact this decision is going to have on our loyal and amazing Victory! band of staff members. But the short and tall of it is that we can’t continue doing what hat well-known double act, not be able to resist the breaking possible to forgive the bogey man we’ve been doing. “Cindy and Ash” have done strain as the election furnace of New Zealand politics, as long, This district has been blessed to Tit! High-fives and a stand- hots up. His best hope of making that is, he now promises not to have had the Bell family in control ing ovation to them. For many a decent showing on September sabotage Labour’s best efforts to of the independent voice of the weeks now they have kept Kiwis 19 would be by listening carefully get re-elected in September. district. constantly informed and their Nick Lindo to the advice given him by his Elsewhere, Covid-19 continues While other papers of similar ilk hopes high. EYE ON POLITICS multi-talented, deputy, Nikki, and to ravage the world, not least in have fallen on their own swords Now, we are told, the Cov- then carrying out to the letter, the United States, where Trump over the years, Bruce, and his id beast has been squashed, every last policy she suggests. remains the lethal elephant in relatives before him, have en- its threat punctured, its death much rebuilding ahead before Muller should take full advan- every American room. Now has sured that the news can still get assured. Cindy told us from the we can talk of the post Covid tage of having by his side an MP come his hopeless/appalling re- out to the community in a timely start, “We must go early and we experience. We should, though, of rare talent and rich experience action to the televised murder of fashion. must go hard” and, by golly, that’s remember, that thanks to the – including her famous victory George Floyd, the volcanic surge Without that passion and love just what we’ve done! steadfast resilience of Jacinda over Jacinda in Auckland Central of outrage following that event, for the business and this district, Cindy has flashed her scintillat- Ardern and Dr. Ashley Broom- in 2011. Some deputies are mere and Trump’s “handling” of it. who knows where this newspaper ing smile while Ash has done the field, and the phenomenal efforts fill-ins; but not Nicola Laura Kaye. America is drifting towards would be now. numbers and provided us with of brave nurses in every part of She’s the real deal! some dreadful form of anarchical But the good news is that all the stats and the facts. It has been the country, there have been very Now and then Jacinda and chaos leading to dictatorship over is not lost. That passion and a winning combination. few Kiwi coffins passing in the Ashley have sounded positively which Trump will have minimal dedication is still there, we’re just Some chronically grumpy street or muffled church bells Churchillian in their opposition control. proposing to tweak things a little citizens, such as the permanently tolling. to the virus. If they had launched Despite all that and his four and do things a little bit differently cantankerous Winston Peters, “Arise Sir Ashley”; into that famous WSC speech, disastrous years in the White to what we have for so long so as have done their best to under- “God Bless, Dame Jacinda”! “We shall fight them – the in- House, Joe Biden may yet have to ensure that there is still a strong mine our two heroes but, despite So, here we are, the decks sidious virus droplets – on the great difficulty unseating Trump. presence of news. these pathetic attacks, virtue has clearing for the election, now beaches and in the air. We shall Of course, the fact that anyone The important questions will triumphed, huge numbers of Kiwi only weeks away. Jacinda remains never surrender”, no one would might actually want to become still be asked just as much as the lives saved. out of sight in the preferred Prime have been that surprised. President of the United States of important stories will be told. Those who have moaned about Minister stakes, and I’m willing That was the sort of inspiration America in mid-January, 2021 is, We’re just suggesting we do it less their “loss of freedom” during to bet that from now on any loss they supplied and to which we in itself, a mystery. frequently but better than we ever the various stages of the lock- of sleep in the home of the PM, Kiwis responded with trust and The views, opinions, positions or had before. down can thank the pair for their will be caused by a nocturnal dis- enthusiasm. (except, of course, strategies expressed by the author And our hope is that you – the right to do so, even while they turbance in Neve’s nursery rather from “our” Winston.) and those providing comments are loyal members of the Ashburton have been doing their best to than by anxiety over the “threat” Being ashamed of himself is not theirs alone, and do not neces- District – will see our reasoning save lives, not least those of the posed by National’s new leader, a characteristic for which Winston sarily reflect the views, opinions, and stick with us for a while yet. moaners. Todd Muller. Peters is much known – in fact, positions or strategies of the Ash- We’d love your feedback on the Yes, of course, the economy He seems to exude a certain not at all – but in the euphoria of burton Guardian Co Ltd or any proposed changes. has been hammered and there’s plastic confidence, which may the hour, Ardern, may still find it employee thereof when it comes to listing your home The ball is in your court! when it comes to selling it...it’s in ours! 308 6173 Rural
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By Heather Chalmers [email protected] Growing of alternative grains and pulses would be more commercially viable if con- sumers supported New Zealand-grown over cheaper imported product, says Methven quinoa grower Andrew Currie. A new report lists quinoa, along with soy, hemp, chickpeas, oats and buck- wheat, as six “star” crops identified as having the most potential for New Zea- land farmers. Currie said imported product was cheaper, “and that is the case with many of these things”. It was also difficult to accurately know the size of markets. An ancient South American grain, quinoa (pronounced keen-wah) has been grown and marketed by Currie for several years. Known as a super-food, its popularity was increasing because of its nutrition-dense, gluten-free seed, which contained high levels of protein, vitamins, minerals and fibre. Currie said his quinoa was not heat treated, unlike imported product. “I would be one of the first to encour- age the Ministry for Primary Industries to be much harder on letting in any im- ported seeds that we know we can grow Quinoa, grown by Methven arable farmer Andrew Currie, is one of six grain and pulse crops identified as having the most ourselves. Once again, we must support potential for New Zealand farmers. This is a pink quinoa. PHOTO SUPPLIED New Zealand-grown and made products, and the country will be better off for it,” of 22 possible grains and pulses, the re- tunities for farmers to create more value of their own brand stories, to a growing Currie said. search team narrowed their focus down to and diversity from their land. group of conscious consumers, who were In the Speciality Grains and Pulses Re- the six star crops. The goal was to expand the diversity of prepared to pay more for foods that were port produced by an Our Land and Water They noted that, not only can these crops among the Leftfield grower group, sustainably grown in New Zealand. National Science Challenge research pro- interesting and healthy crops be grown on the way to an ultimate vision of 100,000 The researchers then looked at the gramme, Next Generation Systems, re- here, but they, and other speciality crops, hectares of sustainable land use opportu- grains and pulses imported now and searchers looked at the opportunities pre- have real potential as both raw ingredi- nities all over the country. asked: is there an opportunity to replace sented by new and different plant crops in ents and higher-value food ingredients Since the report was released, Left- these with New Zealand-grown alter- the grain and pulses families. From a list and products. They also represent oppor- field Innovation has been working on natives? They looked at the risks to both next steps with growers, including a trial biosecurity and food safety posed by im- LAMB PRICES STEER PRICES growing of buckwheat in Canterbury for porting these grains and pulses; the exist- the Japanese market; trials with GE-free ing processing capability and knowledge; c/kg, YX Lamb 17.5kg c/kg net, P2 Steer 295kg soybeans; and trials and attribute testing and environmental impact. 900 600 of chickpeas. A similar project to identify The six crops identified as having the opportunities for farmers in the Wairara- highest potential for New Zealand farmers 800 pa was starting this year. were all foods for which there was strong 500 The speciality grains and pulses re- demand from both consumers and man- search team, led by Susan Goodfellow at ufacturers, as well as existing capability or 700 Leftfield nnovation,I began by inviting strong potential for developing them into 400 farmers to a workshop to identify their food products. They all have minimal en- 600 needs. The farmers wanted help identi- vironmental impacts, and in some cases 2018 2019 20 2018 2019 20 fying sustainable land use options that environmental benefits. ticked three boxes: they had to fit within Goodfellow said the way these crops fit DEER PRICES BULL PRICES their current farm system, have potential into future farms could be as part of sus- c/kg gross, AP Stag 55kg c/kg net, M2 Bull 320kg to scale, and a validated market. tainable, mixed farming systems that also 1150 600 The research team gathered informa- include some animals. tion on a wide range of crops and then ap- “In a way it’s harking back to the old plied six filters to assess them. This started days, where farms had a mix of plants 950 500 with consumer insights to assess demand, and animals. It’s not about plants versus identifying a range from food manufac- animals. It’s bringing plants into ani- 750 turers who value local ingredients as part mal-based systems.” 400 550 2018 2019 20 2018 2019 20 WHOLEMILK POWDER PRICES WOOL PRICES NZ$ / tonne c/kg clean, coarse>35mu 6,000 380
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■■OPINION Rugby opener worth celebrating
uper Rugby is back this weeks of Super Rugby prior to Highlanders fans floating about There are valid arguments as weekend. Covid-19 which feels like a life- that were making the trip down to why 7pm kick-offs are essen- S Like the Prime Minister, time ago. to Dunedin for what is surely to tial from a business perspective I too am doing a little dance in The opening round, at the very be a momentous occasion, albeit (maximising revenue from over- anticipation. least, has the sense of a festival of to no avail. seas broadcast partners, commu- There is an undeniable feeling Adam Burns rugby, a time to celebrate. Saturday night’s Highlanders nity sport, etc). of vim and vigor permeating SPORTS REPORTER The fat of the standard inter- v Chiefs showdown will be the However, there are worthwhile Super Rugby Aotearoa, a sensa- national competition has been first professional sporting event arguments for earlier kick-offs, tion that hasn’t been felt around carved off with meaningless dud post-Covid-19 to be played in in light of an overall product Super Rugby since, well . . . years. the Year in their current ranks. games against mediocre Austral- front of a crowd. perspective and the public. The move to Alert Level 1 this Throw in the fact that All Black ian teams, or disposable games Highlanders chief executive Obviously, playing at Forsyth week was the cherry on top, first five Beauden Barrett’s debut in South Africa during dodgy Roger Clark and Forsyth Barr Barr after 7pm is not hampered meaning crowds could move for his new franchise is, conven- broadcast windows. Stadium boss Terry Davies have by the dewy Southern winter through the turnstiles this week. iently, against his old franchise. NZ Rugby who are still facing swiftly unveiled the marketing clime. It follows last week’s mild Eden Park should be packed to a multi-million dollar deficit catchphrase #WorldFirstDunedin But in general, I believe 5pm mania around Dan Carter – the the rafters on Sunday afternoon should take every and any op- to thrust the buildup. kick-offs strike the balance per- 38-year-old lacing up the boots with a crowd of about 35,000 a portunity to cash in, especially Although there is an argument, fectly. for the old enemy and his former possibility. during these initial bursts where especially for the Guardian’s However, I would not be sur- Crusaders and All Black team- Add in that kids are free and it will all feel very novel and editor and racing adherent Matt prised if they revert to Friday and mate Leon MacDonald at the able to infiltrate the turf follow- exciting. Markham, that the world first will Saturday night games in the next Blues. ing the final whistle. Even us cynical journalists be at the Cambridge Raceway for few weeks. The Carter coup was PR wind- It could resemble a scene from have been caught up. the harness racing tonight. All that aside, this weekend’s fall for the Super Rugby’s peren- the good old days. Even though the majority of The last minute changes to double-header is all about nial underachievers and for NZ There’s been little spoken of our readers should align them- kick-off times, as I mentioned celebration, a unique opportu- Rugby in general. the actual prospects on the park selves fiercely with the red and last week, was the first stumble nity born out of extraordinary Now the Auckland franchise for the four teams in action this black of the Crusaders, we put from a public relations perspec- circumstances. have two World Rugby Players of weekend, or even the seven the call to see if there were any tive in the leadup. Bring it on.
■■RUGBY Chiefs savaged by injuries Laser beams suggestion NZME A former Wallaby says rugby is investigat- The more things change, the ing whether laser beams could be the an- more they stay the same. swer to difficulties in policing the offside Although the Chiefs will be line. taking part in the brand new Brett Robinson (below), who is Austral- Super Rugby Aotearoa com- ia’s representative on World Rugby’s execu- petition for the remainder of tive committee, has backed England coach the season, their growing in- Eddie Jones’ complaints about the stop- jury toll remains consistent start nature of the test game. with the problems they’ve Robinson said rugby also needed to faced since Super Rugby’s in- push defensive lines back with rigorous ception may back in 1996. enforcement, to ease the war of attrition In the front end of this year’s on the gain line regular competition, men like “I know there have been all sorts of trials Angus Ta’avao, Atu Moli and about having the defensive line set a metre Damian McKenzie spent time behind the last player’s foot in the ruck,” on the sidelines though inju- the Sydney Telegraph reported him saying. ry while Nathan Harris was “We have even been pursuing wheth- ruled out for the year before er technology could be more aggressive the first match even kicked around managing the offside line. off. “Laser beams, in other words. It’s all the On Wednesday, it was an- levers you can look at to use to create more nounced that new All Blacks space in the game – fatigue, managing the captain Sam Cane will also offside line, ball in play time. miss the opening match of “Giving forwards (too much) recovery the Aotearoa competition. time simply reinforces the power element.” Now, the Chiefs have con- While a few teams like the All Blacks firmed that Moli – as well as have tried to play an attacking style, much locks Michael Allardice and of international rugby has become trench Laghlan McWhannell and warfare. outside back Sam McNicol World Rugby has introduced trial law will all be out of action for the amendments including a 50/22 kick de- remainder of the season. signed to push wingers back in defence, With Brodie Retallick on and a goal line drop out to the defending a sabbatical, Allardice has team when an opponent is held up in goal. carried a heavy load for the Chiefs in 2020 and was the Atu Moli will be out of action for the remainder of the season. only experienced out-and-out lock in the squad, with Tyler Ardron also spending much quiring a patellar tendon de- made for Moli (who will un- for the Hurricanes back in of the season in the second bridement. dergo FAI surgery on both left 2015 but the latest set-back row despite typically playing Young Taranaki sec- and right hips due to chronic will be even more frustrating the loose forwards. Allardice ond-rower Tupou Vaa’i, who hip dysfunction) or McNi- for the talent utility, given he has undergone shoulder re- was a member of last year’s col (ankle surgery) who are is potentially fighting for a construction surgery. New Zealand Under 20 squad, both in the final earsy of their contract for next season. McWhannell, meanwhile, is has now officially joined the contracts with the Chiefs and The Chiefs kick-off their in his second season with the side and will back-up the likes New Zealand Rugby. Super Rugby Aotearoa cam- Chiefs but is still yet to earn of Ardron and his Under 20s McNicol has fought his way paign against the Highland- any minutes due to a torrid teammate Naitoa Ah Kuoi. back from many an injury ers in Dunedin on Saturday run of injuries – the latest re- No replacements have been since his Super Rugby debut evening. Sport
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By Michael Guerin placed by self-service terminals, the problems for months but will the TAB goes through drastic and erators from next season tend to machines that allow punters to do so today as the first horse rac- much-needed cost-cutting meas- attract mainly regular horse rac- TAB operators will be a part of place bets but that many do not ing meeting with crowds allowed ures but it will still be jarring for ing participants so won’t have the most New Zealand racing for at know how to use. will be held by Cambridge harness. many older or infrequent race-go- same walk-up crowds who are less least another year after some- The migration of on-course “We are relieved to hear we will ers. likely to have the TAB app on their thing resembling common sense punters to betting either on their be allowed operators on track so So the agreement to allow bet- phone. prevailed in the great Kiwi betting phones or using the machines will our customers can bet that way as ting operators on track for the rest The TAB has agreed to work with debate. still continue but will be slowed to that is what they want,” says Cam- of this season and next year, apart clubs hosting larger meetings, The TAB has partially backed ensure a longer transition period. bridge boss David Branch. from smaller mid-week industry like some of Ellerslie and Add- down on a plan that could have That will come as a relief to rac- The plan to move away from meetings, is a fair compromise. ington’s glamour days, on bigger seen human betting operators for ing clubs who originally thought having human betting staff on The smaller mid-week meetings temporary totes to cater for casual all but the biggest meetings re- that they may not have to confront track makes economic sense as that will be without betting op- race-goers. 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D Butcher 8 64632 Parker (2) 30M...... B Butcher 9 87295 Majestic Stride (U2) 30M...... P Jeffries Christchurch dogs M9 Today at Addington Raceway Christchurch Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Addington 295m 6 24334 Opawa Hilary 30.07 J &...... D Fahey 295m 6 56152 Ringside 29.84...... R Adcock Raceway Meeting Date: 11 June, 2020 NZ Meeting num- 1 53871 Jaded Affair 17.23...... L Waretini 7 77421 Punters Bolt 30.17...... R Wales 1 82542 Super Over Drama 17.12 S &...... B Evans 7 5x271 Opawa Hop 30.01 J &...... D Fahey ber: 9 Doubles: 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 8; 9 and 2 33575 Memoir 17.30...... D Voyce 8 78545 Translation 30.33 J &...... D Fahey 2 12117 Ezra Blueblood 17.31...... J McInerney 8 11112 Ozzie 30.01...... D Lane 10; 11 and 12 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9; 3 37874 Homebush Caesar nwtd...... J McInerney 9 43627 Know Conclusion 30.31...... G Cleeve 3 42131 Select Trick 16.93...... C Weir 9 4x434 Opawa Deal 29.98 J &...... D Fahey 10, 11 and 12 4 86657 Disobedience 17.19 S &...... B Evans 10 256x2 Max Dancer 29.94 J &...... D Fahey 4 31184 Man Of Letters 17.19...... A Lee 10 26561 Double Speed 30.11...... R Adcock 1 4.21pm (NZT) THE FITZ SPORTS BAR SPRINT C3, 5 6F216 Mitcham Usain 17.21...... J McInerney 6 6.09pm KOLORFUL KANVAS SPRINT HEAT 3 C4q, 5 55231 Seve 16.93...... D Lane 11 8.14pm FLAIR CANNONBALL SPRINT FINAL C5, 295m 6 85175 Black Rounder 16.99...... J Dunn 295m 6 47313 Opawa Di 17.10...... R Wales 295m 1 77322 Know Debt 17.17...... G Cleeve 7 21622 Machine Gunn 17.27...... R Adcock 1 75747 Fired Up Jed 17.21...... B Dann 7 x1x45 All Consuming 17.30 J &...... D Fahey 1 42134 Little Krakatoa 17.09...... A Bradshaw 2 28223 No Kissy Missy 17.58...... A Bradshaw 8 41361 Starburst George 17.21...... M Grant 2 65651 Alexia 17.40...... D Lane 8 11167 Speedy Boss 17.05 J &...... D Fahey 2 14613 Jinja Dylan 17.18...... A Joyce 3 43568 Smash Wild 17.07...... M Grant 9 36578 Oster Bale nwtd...... C Roberts 3 x2657 Country Gent 17.28...... A Bradshaw 9 18751 Homebush Velma 17.24...... J McInerney 3 25164 Frizzled 17.17...... M Roberts 4 76354 Zefside 17.74...... J McInerney 10 66887 Go Gunna 17.25...... R Wales 4 75233 Special As 17.30 J M...... McCook 10 24828 Just Izzy 17.19...... B Dann 4 55212 Wildebeest 17.20...... A Bradshaw 5 588x6 Sefton Joy nwtd...... R Wales 4 5.20pm KOLORFUL KANVAS SPRINT HEAT 2 C4q, 5 7428x Hear This 17.30...... M Grant 9 7.26pm ACTIVE ELECTRICAL CHRISTCHURCH 5 11411 Bolty 16.69...... D Lane 6 81578 Homebush Comet 17.44...... J McInerney 295m 6 14584 Opawa Oscar 17.10...... R Wales STAKES C3/4, 520m 6 27372 Hankenstein 17.19...... A Bradshaw 7 68422 Elodea 17.37...... R Blackburn 1 33566 Chanyaka 17.20...... B Dann 7 34231 Jax Jewel 17.35...... D Roberts 1 22141 Viking Mafia 30.08 J &...... D Fahey 7 13643 Culvie Ness 17.22 H &...... Taylor 8 26673 Amuri Magic 17.28...... J McInerney 2 11542 Smash Over 17.26...... M Grant 8 86353 Homebush Alexei 17.14...... J McInerney 2 63823 Longshanks 30.34...... A Bradshaw 8 81121 Ever Rested 17.07...... A Bradshaw 9 38287 King Kali 17.19...... M Grant 3 23278 Souffle Sue 17.19...... J McInerney 9 76667 Forehand Raid 17.19...... J Dunn 3 51424 Ophelia Allen 30.09...... D Roberts 9 22215 Archie John Hill 17.01 J &...... D Fahey 10 77746 Opawa Lacy 17.04...... R Wales 4 55181 Homebush Aimee 17.26...... J McInerney 10 668x8 Kiwi Gunn 17.22...... R Adcock 4 16872 Opawa Cutie 30.29 J &...... D Fahey 10 33575 Memoir 17.30...... D Voyce 2 4.44pm KIWIKIWIHOUNDS.CO.NZ ADOPTION 5 35x78 Opawa Vinny 16.98...... R Wales 7 6.35pm KOLORFUL KANVAS SPRINT HEAT 4 C4q, 5 x3665 Darla Bale 30.24...... C Roberts 12 8.38pm LIVAMOL SPRINT C5, 295m DASH C3, 295m 6 33621 Mitcham Becky 17.22...... C Steele 295m 6 34233 Opawa Toddy 30.18 J &...... D Fahey 1 22215 Archie John Hill 17.01 J &...... D Fahey 1 33364 Neelix 17.29...... R Blackburn 7 x6477 Goldstar Trooper 17.01 S &...... B Evans 1 51768 Amuri Liv 17.16...... J McInerney 7 56832 Thrilling Watch 30.60...... D Roberts 2 12117 Tricky 17.03...... D Lane 2 85322 Smash Grenade 17.38...... M Grant 8 52165 Major Storm 17.29...... C Roberts 2 73882 Know Baby 17.27...... G Cleeve 8 75677 Goldstar Mauney 30.06 S &...... B Evans 3 17741 Homebush Boots 17.20...... J McInerney 3 82655 Know Majority 17.20...... G Cleeve 9 76667 Forehand Raid 17.19...... J Dunn 3 x1383 Loco Lola 17.18...... A Bradshaw 9 77877 Know Equal 30.45...... G Cleeve 4 34156 Oakmont 17.04...... D Lane 4 67154 Starr Blueblood 17.28...... J McInerney 10 668x8 Kiwi Gunn 17.22...... R Adcock 4 11771 Goldstar Perrie 17.27 S &...... B Evans 10 43627 Know Conclusion 30.31...... G Cleeve 5 31153 Hilton Forabet 17.01...... B Dann 5 15421 Mitcham Goldie 17.27...... A Bradshaw 5 5.43pm THURSDAY PLACE PICK STAKES C3, 5 26238 Sozin’s Empire 17.26...... J McInerney 10 7.52pm CHRISTCHURCH CASINO STAKES C5, 6 54355 Pita Ramos 17.14...... J Dunn 6 16535 Kea Viking 17.32 J &...... D Fahey 520m 6 85134 Fidgety Feet 17.21 J M...... McCook 520m 7 38721 Opawa May 17.40...... R Wales 7 14117 Carlos 17.14...... R Wales 1 55131 Pretty Busy 30.17 J &...... D Fahey 7 12651 Sonja 17.06...... D Lane 1 31176 Punters A Hero 30.19 J &...... D Fahey 8 16823 Mustang Tully 17.00...... C Weir 8 76816 Homebush Liam 17.34...... J McInerney 2 75586 Start The Show 30.02...... R Adcock 8 46144 King Toliman 17.06...... D Roberts 2 22411 Opawa Slick 30.17 J &...... D Fahey 9 18751 Homebush Velma 17.24...... J McInerney 9 75685 Black Tori 17.35...... A Bradshaw 3 51274 Creme Brulee 30.26...... L Waretini 9 36578 Oster Bale nwtd...... C Roberts 3 12243 Uthor Bale 30.00...... C Roberts 10 57347 Shaw Lee 17.10 J M...... McCook 10 67x88 Homebush Monkey 17.50...... J McInerney 4 33173 Ophira Bale nwtd...... M Roberts 10 66887 Go Gunna 17.25...... R Wales 4 51816 Know State 30.01...... G Cleeve Race 12: Archie John Hill, Tricky, Mustang Tully, Home- 3 5.02pm KOLORFUL KANVAS SPRINT HEAT 1 C4q, 5 43568 Ulyssa Bale nwtd...... C Roberts 8 7.00pm GARRARD’S HORSE & HOUND DASH C5, 5 11325 Spring Falcon 29.93 J &...... D Fahey bush Boots, Oakmont Auckland dogs M3 Today at Manukau Stadium Auckland Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Manukau 2 75476 Firefly Laffey 18.68...... S Codlin 7 13146 Blocker 18.52 R &...... N O’Regan SPRINT C1/2, 318m 5 42231 Kiwi Gal 18.41 U &...... Cottam Stadium Meeting Date: 11 June, 2020 NZ Meeting num- 3 78254 Hands Of Steel nwtd...... T Green 8 54412 Thank You Next 18.60...... B Craik 1 76786 Waiterimu Ripper 18.51 R &...... L Udy 6 71783 Relevance 18.35 R &...... L Udy ber: 3 Doubles: 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 8; 9 and 4 33344 Bigtime Jacob 18.70...... B Craik 9 1x254 Idol Ajay 18.49 W &...... T Steele 2 53644 Sovereign Pride nwtd...... S Ross 7 23143 Athenais nwtd...... S Ross 10; 11 and 12 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 5 84548 Noah Who 18.36...... M Prangley 10 51676 Monsoon Malabar 19.22 U &...... Cottam 3 58x66 Opawa Roy nwtd...... G Farrell 8 F2271 Iron Eyes 18.41...... E Potts 9; 10, 11 and 12 6 21312 Marked Man 18.46 W &...... T Steele 6 1.45pm PUMP & ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD 4 14815 Portland Art 18.70...... B Craik 9 81254 Typical nwtd...... S Ross 1 12.15pm (NZT) WELCOME TO THE MANUKAU 7 32638 Asserting Power 18.68...... S O’Neill STAKES C1, 527m 5 57356 Rod’s Girl 18.70 U &...... Cottam 10 77x78 Ti Amo 18.53...... B Craik SPORTSBOWL SPRINT C1, 318m 8 66847 Not Shackley 18.79...... J Black 1 46854 Opawa Gonzo nwtd...... G Farrell 6 74217 Thrilling Arnold 18.70...... S Codlin 11 3.15pm JACK’S WHOLESALE MEATS STAKES 1 8x268 Yella Ella 18.58 R &...... L Udy 9 65477 Smash Out 18.94 R &...... L Udy 2 5x248 Dundee Spectre nwtd...... R Roper 7 6588x Bigtime Otis nwtd R &...... N O’Regan C3/4, 527m 2 18883 Fall Gracefully 18.74...... M Prangley 10 77787 Agbeze 18.98...... M Black 3 84435 Boyka 30.33...... G Farrell 8 45233 Ma Chere 18.67...... S O’Neill 1 86838 Spring Mechanic 30.70 R &...... L Udy 3 552F2 Grey Way 18.64...... G Pomeroy 4 1.09pm JO’S WHOLESALE & SPORTS BAR TAIPA 4 13221 Kapai Chris 31.05 W &...... T Steele 9 66677 React Respond 19.04...... R Roper 2 31521 Dobby Who 30.82...... M Prangley 4 43174 Little Mermaid 18.97 W &...... T Steele TAVERN SPRINT C1, 318m 5 74x51 Portland Dream nwtd...... B Craik 10 65887 Rion King nwtd R &...... L Udy 3 82262 Opawa Delight 30.59...... B Craik 5 13488 Platinum Spirit 18.75...... S Clark 1 42875 Pliskova 18.78...... S Clark 6 46455 My Kirsty nwtd U &...... Cottam 9 2.40pm CAROL’S TAB TAIPA TAVERN STAKES 4 56868 Prerogative 30.92 U &...... Cottam 6 42655 Go Kiki nwtd...... G Farrell 2 82874 My Snuggles 18.93...... G Farrell 7 x1413 Shaynee 30.82...... S Lozell C1/2, 527m 5 42655 Zipping Buddy nwtd...... B Craik 7 83663 Smash Burton 19.12 R &...... L Udy 3 1 It’s A Laugh 18.92...... S Lozell 8 72222 Bugsy Brown nwtd W &...... T Steele 1 24313 Thrilling Dora nwtd...... E Potts 6 116x1 Thrilling Roar 31.11...... K Walsh 8 61224 Hillbilly Brewed 18.81...... H Scott 4 43285 My Bro Bobby 18.80...... M Prangley 9 87555 Our Scarlett nwtd...... G Farrell 2 44253 Go Angel 30.70...... G Farrell 7 33576 Our Hemi nwtd U &...... Cottam 9 3866x It’s A Stroll nwtd U &...... Cottam 5 36427 Ford Man 18.90 R &...... L Udy 10 15685 In Focus nwtd...... P Cleaver 3 23342 Our Hotrod 30.84 U &...... Cottam 8 85543 Charlow 30.77 R &...... N O’Regan 10 55676 Just Maddie nwtd...... M Black 6 21653 Botany Sandy 18.86...... P Green 7 2.03pm MAYHOUNDS RACING RETIREMENT 4 62733 Crackling Gal 30.49 U &...... Cottam 9 13313 Thrilling Razor 30.68...... K Walsh 2 12.33pm MPS FENCING STAKES C0, 527m 7 22216 Nana Molly 18.74 U &...... Cottam PROJECT SPRINT C1, 318m 5 11172 Thrilling Izzy 31.10...... K Walsh 10 53537 Jinja Babe 31.03...... P Green 1 66644 Xena Poppy nwtd R &...... L Udy 8 13543 Forego 18.92...... G Pomeroy 1 36674 Rainy River 18.81...... S E Hunt 6 35112 Thea Who 31.34...... M Prangley 12 3.36pm MT WELLINGTON TAB SPRINT C3, 318m 2 57535 Electric Shock nwtd...... A J Christiansen 9 77666 Just Nia 18.80...... M Black 2 87x21 Jilliby Litsa 18.79...... S Clark 7 57641 Dignity Dented 30.96...... T Green 1 87744 Kuridrani 18.49...... M Black 3 53 Hit Zone nwtd...... A J Christiansen 10 78586 Fear The Fur nwtd...... S O’Neill 3 72445 Nexus 18.60...... G Farrell 8 8x764 Happy Medium 30.69 R &...... N O’Regan 2 38714 Botany Thommo 18.60...... P Green 4 Nice For What nwtd W &...... T Steele 5 1.27pm HEWLETT ELECTRICAL SPRINT C4, 4 15543 Mobility Scooter 18.65...... M Black 9 44676 Looking Snatched 30.82...... B Craik 3 35671 Frosty Blaze 18.71...... T Green 5 My Bro Jet nwtd...... S Lozell 318m 5 78626 Bigtime Thor nwtd R &...... N O’Regan 10 F7586 Pam Arising 30.74...... S O’Neill 4 87445 Manila Bala 18.24 R &...... N O’Regan 6 Kapai Patrick nwtd W &...... T Steele 1 4325x Call Me Leo 18.69...... T Green 6 84534 Fancy 19.00...... M Prangley 10 2.58pm QUALIFIED PET SERVICES SPRINT 5 22222 Go All Lin 18.56...... S O’Neill 7 2 Thrilling Bow nwtd...... K Walsh 2 12742 Paddy Fast 18.76 M &...... J Smith 7 28428 Tribal Conquest 18.80 R &...... L Udy C4/5, 318m 6 31411 Portland Wonder 18.39...... B Craik 8 24455 Indi Shae nwtd...... S O’Neill 3 6728x Opawa Viking 18.51...... S Codlin 8 61x16 Little Leaf 18.66...... E Potts 1 71145 Botany Rifles 18.69...... P Green 7 16323 Gain Capital 18.53...... B Craik 9 65675 Clever Harper nwtd W &...... T Steele 4 8188x Bigtime Hearty 18.61...... B Craik 9 45556 Tango Miss 18.73...... T Green 2 21111 Buddy Boom 18.26 U &...... Cottam 8 54343 Does He Exist 18.53...... R Roper 3 12.51pm TROPHIES PLUS SPRINT C1/2, 318m 5 52154 Native Scout 18.60...... P Green 10 25867 Stellar Babe nwtd...... P Cleaver 3 78271 Tuff’s My Mum nwtd...... S Ross 9 15227 Night Ace 18.53...... G Pomeroy 1 11655 Always Dreaming 18.58...... G Farrell 6 78653 Miss Claude 18.53 U &...... Cottam 8 2.21pm SPORTSBOWL FUNCTION CENTRE 4 32112 Artic Miss 18.42...... G Pomeroy 10 31176 Choo Choo 18.65...... G Farrell Classifieds
12 Ashburton Guardian Thursday, June 11, 2020 www.guardianonline.co.nz ■■CRICKET Gatland voted greatest No spit-shine for ball ever rugby coach
Several other interim measures will be allowed one extra unsuc- Warren Gatland has been voted Challenge Cup. designed to ensure the safety of cessful DRS review in each in- the greatest ever rugby coach, The poll, however, wasn’t re- players and match officials have nings, up from the usual two to according to readers of Rugby ceived well by some fans, who been ratified by the ICC Chief three. World magazine. claimed other coaches like Gra- Executives Committee – includ- Meanwhile Indian batting The popular British rugby mag- ham Henry deserved the title. ing allowing home umpires in great Sachin Tendulkar and for- azine created a voting bracket “Seriously. That’s the final? Give international series. mer Australia speedster Brett pitting 32 of the best coaches in your heads a wobble whoever International cricket will re- Lee have backed the idea of us- the sport’s history against each voted,” one fan said on Twitter. sume next month when West ing wax as an alternative to saliva other, where readers on Twitter “I’d say Graham Henry is better Indies face England in a three- to shine the ball. voted on each round. than both of those to start with.” match test series. While cricketers can still use Gatland, who is currently pre- Gatland will next year take The tourists arrived in Man- sweat to shine the ball, Ten- paring for the start of Super charge of the Lions as they travel chester yesterday and will go If saliva is applied to the ball, dulkar said players hardly per- Rugby Aotearoa as coach of the to face world champions South into quarantine before the first the umpires will be instructed to spired in countries with cooler Chiefs, won the most votes in the Africa. game scheduled for July 8. clean it before play recommenc- climates, such as England and final to beat Ian McGeechan. Speaking to Rugby World, Gat- The series will take place with- es, although no details were pro- New Zealand. The 56-year-old Kiwi coach land looked ahead to the Lions out fans and with strict health vided as to how that would be “If you’re not going to allow sa- also beat All Blacks legend Gra- tour and said England lock Maro protocols, including a ban on done. liva, and there are places where ham Henry and Springboks Itoje is in contention to captain wiping saliva on the ball – a Other interim measures rati- you don’t sweat, why not use wax coach Rassie Erasmus in the his side. method employed to help im- fied by the ICC include replac- or some external substance?” bracket. “There are some pretty good part swing. ing a player displaying Covid-19 Tendulkar said during his chat Gatland has had an impressive second-rows around,” Gatland “If a player does apply saliva to symptoms during a test match. with Lee. CV over the years. said. “You have Courtney Lawes the ball, the umpires will man- Any replacement must be like- Teams could be given a “quo- He has won three Six Nations and George Kruis. How’s Alun age the situation with some le- for-like switch and approved ta” of wax per innings, the former Grand Slams as Wales coach; took Wyn Jones going at that time? niency during an initial period of by the match referee. Replace- India captain recommended. out a series win with the British There’s James Ryan. adjustment for the players, but ments will only be allowed in test Australian cricket-ball man- and Irish Lions against Australia “There’s no doubt about Itoje’s subsequent instances will result matches and not be applicable ufacturer Kookaburra said last in 2013, as well as a drawn series quality. He’s an intelligent player in the team receiving a warning,” to ODIs and T20Is. month it had developed a wax against the All Blacks in 2017. and an intelligent man and has the ICC said. With experienced overseas applicator to enhance shine and He has also won three succes- been incredibly successful in his Two warnings will result in a umpires unable to stand in the aid swing. sive English Premiership titles career. He would definitely be in five-run penalty to the batting forthcoming series between Lee said denying the bowlers with the Wasps, as well as the contention as one of the possibil- side. England and West Indies, teams an alternative would be “unfair”. Heineken Cup and European ities as captain.”
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