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PEACEFUL PROTEST: District councillor Meredith Akuhata-Brown addresses the large crowd who gathered yesterday to protest against the Endeavour models. Picture by Paul Rickard

HAVE YOUR SAY App a channel for feedback on Endeavour models by Mark Peters app is people can contribute interpreted to provide feedback to privately but their data is included the community such comments are TAIRAWHITI residents are anonymously in the analysis. incorporated into the data analysis. clearly not in the same boat over the “Creating a channel for all voices Once the data is analysed Riposte proposed installation of the rebuilt to come through is important, Analytics will submit a report to Endeavour models but a social particularly for sensitive topics that Council about feedback app might help clarify how might be difficult for people to talk how people in Tairawhiti feel about and what the local populace feels about.” the proposed reinstatement of the about them. While the Riposte app can be Endeavour models. A protest yesterday morning used to contribute to a database Mayor Rehette Stoltz and outside the Gisborne District indicating how people in Tairawhiti councillor Meredith Akuhata- Council administration building was feel about reinstallation of the Brown are among those on board prompted by a lack of consultation Endeavour models, it does not with the use of the Riposte app to with about the models of British function as a referendum or voting gauge the community’s response to explorer James Cook’s ship. platform. the Endeavour models, says Mrs The original models were raised “Riposte captures information Hancock. in 1969 as part of the bicentenary about how you feel about the models. “Riposte captures the nuances celebrations of Cook’s landfall in It’s more about experiences and less of this complex situation. It allows New Zealand. about opinions,” says Mrs Hancock. people to have mixed feelings about The Riposte app, built by Gisborne “When you make your post you can it. data analyst Debs Hancock, is put in emoticons, keywords, hashtags “We’ve designed Riposte to be a designed to provide a real-time or brief comments.” safe digital space for people to share barometer of the community’s state Abusive language or hate speech their lived experience, and for that of being, but can be used to ask for can be filtered out by Riposte information to then be used for ANCHORED: One of the two Endeavour models which feedback on particular topics, such Analytics’ machine learning model. positive change within communities.” have caused contention over whether they should as the Endeavour models, says Mrs It is not removed completely but it is The app is free to download and be returned to the Gladstone Road sites of previous Hancock. confined to private comment. quick and easy to use. For more models. Herald file picture “A key difference of the Riposte When the data is analysed and information, go to www.riposte.app

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NEARLY DONE: Maize is harvested at a block at the end of Lavenham Road. The maize harvest has gone well in the district this season, thanks to favourable weather. Yields have been up and crop quality is high. Herald file picture

by Murray Robertson Gisborne areas to harvest next week. We will finish around Glencore Grain completed its harvest last Friday. Wairoa this week. “In the end we harvested about 9000 tonnes, which was up HARVESTING of the region’s grain maize crop is near “It’s been a very good season for us,” he said. “We’ve had on our estimates,” said regional manager Dave Corrin. completion with one company having finished and another great harvest conditions, good yields and good quality. “The yields ranged a bit but most were above average, and having only a week to go. “It would be one of the best all-round years we have had.” the quality of the maize was very good indeed.” Both companies have reported higher yields and good crop Corson Grains’ crop is predominantly used for human He echoed Mr Hyland’s comments about the quality of the quality. consumption in the likes of breakfast cereals and snack harvest season. Corson Grain procurement manager Richard Hyland said foods. “It was an easy season, with the weather conditions on our they would finish their harvest next week. “We expect to have harvested about 20,000 tonnes by the side.” “We’ve still got paddocks of maize in the and end of this season.” The Glencore crop is used for stock food. Camping changes to protect dunes by Aaron Delden by the coming summer. point to damage caused accidentally by saving for campers who want longer stays. During daylight vehicles and pedestrians, and deliberately, The council will also be able to issue A PROPOSAL to scale back summer saving, it operates such as steps cut into dunes for beach fines for rule-breaking, something they camping in the Gisborne district where campgrounds in nine access. cannot currently do for summer camping dune erosion could undermine State locations throughout the Unstable dunes — thanks to camping areas, which are controlled under Highway 35 — and last summer exposed district, while freedom activity, as well as rising sea levels and Camping-Grounds Regulations 1985. human remains — got the stamp of camping is possible coastal erosion — would put at risk the But council staff expect those fines to approval today. year-round. integrity of sections of State Highway 35, generate no more than $20,000 a year The district council’s Sustainable As well as including at Turihaua Point and southern and to peter out as compliance improves. Tairawhiti committee agreed unanimously recommending that Pouawa, they warn. Other proposals include making to proposed changes to freedom and summer camping areas However, summer campgrounds make freedom camping in the region possible summer camping. be managed under the the council up to $55,000 a year through only in a self-contained vehicle or tent The remains were unearthed in dunes freedom camping bylaw, permits that campers need to purchase to with a chemical toilet, except for “one at Pouawa earlier this year and raised council staff have suggested altering the stay at the sites. or two small carparks” in Gisborne city, questions from campers about the area’s boundaries of some of those areas where Under the freedom camping bylaw, where one night’s non-self-contained status as a wahi tapu (sacred place), a erosion is a problem, such as at Turihaua campers will be allowed to stay a camping will be allowed between 7pm and report to councillors said. Point and southern Pouawa. maximum of three nights at each 7am. Gisborne District Council began a They report that camping in these campground for free. Given the Covid-19 disruption, the review of its camping regime earlier this areas is “likely having an impact on the The council is proposing to allow the council plans for changes to summer year and hoped to have changes in place already compromised dune systems” and permit system to continue during daylight camping to take effect from May 2021.

LOOKING AHEAD Vicki Coley SPORTS Sells Real Estate • Football: Paciic Premiership teams Gisborne United and Thistle look to continue their winning start to the season. United play Napier Marist away and Thistle play Taradale at home. • Rugby: Super Rugby Aotearoa gets under way this weekend. We preview the action as the national game resumes with crowds allowed. • Rugby league: The NRL is taking its irst tentative steps to allowing crowds into its games, as FOCUS ON THE LAND balloted spectators get to watch. TOMORROw SATuRdAy Vicki Coley Residential Sales Consultant The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 For a free no obligation appraisal call me. Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: John Gillies P 021 641 997 E [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz 32806-01 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 NEWS 3 Aspiring MP happy to do the hard yards by Wynsley Wrigley

THE great niece of the late Labour Speaker of the House Sir Peter Tapsell — Tania Tapsell — will attempt to retain East Coast for National in AIMING HIGH: this year’s General Election. Rotorua Lakes Anne Tolley, the East Coast MP since 2005, is district councillor standing on the list only. Tania Tapsell Ms Tapsell, a 28-year-old Rotorua Lakes wants to go to district councillor who lives in Maketu near Parliament as the Te Puke, said Gisborne was a beautiful place National Party MP and she and her family would be active and for East Coast working hard in this part of the vast East Coast after this year’s electorate. General Election. “As I come from an East Coast rural Ms Tapsell was in Gisborne background, I feel I can relate to the Gisborne yesterday for a community,” she said while in the city yesterday. packed schedule “The feedback I have received from locals back of meetings and that up.” to talk to voters in National had a reputation for prudent Tairawhiti, which economic management and that would be a is part of the crucial part of her campaign as the country extensive East faced an economic crisis. Coast electorate. The East Coast had emerged from Covid-19 as one of the strongest regions in the country Picture by but constituents had expressed concerns about Paul Rickard the Government’s bio-diversity, farming and freshwater policies. “The uncertainty and costs are a huge concern.” Ms Tapsell was first elected to the council gymnastics and making the New Zealand Maori HIRING is under way for the 2020 one day to a couple of months over the in 2013, has been the highest polling Rotorua under-21 touch team. General Election with people needed to election period. Lakes councillor for the past two elections and in Ms Tapsell said she grew up in an environment fill over 25,000 roles. “They are all paid roles and we’ll the last election received more votes than Mayor where her immediate family were all National ”This is an opportunity to be part of provide the training and support you Steve Chadwick. Party voters. Her mother was an assistant in the the election team and help voters have need to do a good job,” says Alicia Ms Tapsell is chairwoman of the council’s campaign for a National candidate when she was their say at the September 19 election Wright. “Voting places are run by people operations and monitoring committee and is a child. and referendums,” says chief electoral who live in the area so it’s a great way to studying for a Mastersdegree in management. “My first taste of National was having to lick officer Alicia Wright. get involved in your community.” Ms Chadwick, a former Labour MP, said all the envelopes and fold the letters, so politics A variety of roles are available, For more information about working at she was disappointed she could be losing Ms is something I’ve always been part of. Later it including working in voting places and the election go to the jobs section of the Tapsell. was waving hoardings.” counting votes. The work can last from elections.nz website “I saw her as a future leader for Rotorua and She went on to become a Rotorua Lakes council and I am disappointed, but I understand youth councillor and Todd McClay’s youth MP. “In politics the only certainty is uncertainty. I economy. her political ambition and aspirations and we’ve Questioned about the latest polls that strongly certainly have to work hard for it. Ms Tapsell said she respected the discussed it.” favour Labour, Ms Tapsell said no election was “I have a proven track record of working hard parliamentary career of Mrs Tolley — 15 years as Ms Tapsell, of Te Arawa, started her career in guaranteed. for communities I represent.” the East Coast MP, three years as a list MP and tourism and iwi organisations before working for Mrs Tolley won East Coast by 4807 votes three She had qualifications and experience in the past three years as Deputy Speaker of the BNZ Business Partners and then Deloitte. years ago when the two main parties polled business and tourism and understood the issues House. She was a talented sportswoman growing much closer than current polls indicate. in rural electorates and the primary sector, which “She is an incredible woman and it would be a up, winning national titles in cross-country and Ms Tapsell said any campaign was hard work. provided the backbone of the New Zealand honour to hopefully succeed her.” Tolaga Bay man’s Police harassment conflict of interest complaints upheld claims investigated by conduct authority A TOLAGA Bay man alleges the The IPCA also took the unusual step township’s two resident police officers of overseeing a police investigation into have been involved in a campaign of an incident where Const Trafford’s wife intimidation and harassment against Area commander response Rebecca Trafford went to Mr O’Brien’s him, the outfall from which is still home address when he was out, a day causing problems for him and his after her husband had been there on children. TAIRAWHITI area commander Inspector “The vast majority of complaints made police duties. Since 2016, Sean O’Brien has Sam Aberahama, in a statement, said the by this individual have been found to be The authority said it agreed with made numerous complaints to police officers in Tolaga Bay were “valued members unsubstantiated. the police finding that this action was management and to the Independent of the community who are well respected “The matters highlighted in your (The inappropriate and amounted to a conflict Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) about and work every day to ensure the safety of Herald) story are selected excerpts from of interest. the actions of Constables Richard Reeves both residents and visitors to the region”. various reports and do not provide a At the conclusion of the police and Andrew Trafford. “The individual in question has a history balanced and objective view of the situation,” investigation, it was agreed with police The complaints stemmed from Mr of making complaints against police over a said Inspector Aberahama. that they would explain the full legal O’Brien’s interactions with the officers numbers of years. “The investigations have highlighted some implications of a trespass notice to Mrs following his marriage break-up and “All of these complaints have been areas of improvements generally in regard to Trafford, Mr O’Brien’s ex-wife and her subsequent Family Court proceedings, thoroughly investigated and independently communication and process and these have new partner, and reiterate the need to and are documented in IPCA reports reviewed. been addressed with the staff involved.” stay off Mr O’Brien’s property. dated August and November, 2017, and In April 2018, IPCA general manager September, 2018. Warren Young advised Mr O’Brien the Among numerous complaints and bank one day. for an order to be granted. authority had launched a project to allegations, the IPCA mostly determined Another police officer, Const Nichola Police management said Const Ellis’s review some of the issues associated with that police investigations had been Ellis, was criticised in one of the IPCA use of the word “bluff” was merely a poor policing in small communities. handled appropriately and/or there was reports for her advice to Const Reeves choice of grammar but the IPCA called it Mr Young said a judge and another insufficient evidence. that he try to “bluff” Mr O’Brien into “inappropriate and unprofessional”. staff member would visit Tolaga Bay However, some of his complaints, believing police had a right to keep a The authority acknowledged that and Mr O’Brien was asked to nominate particularly around Const Reeves having firearm, bolt and some ammunition. because of it, Mr O’Brien was naturally members of the community who could be a conflict of interest when dealing with Const Reeves and Const Trafford led to question Const Ellis’s impartiality consulted. matters to do with Mr O’Brien — because uplifted the items from Mr O’Brien’s when she attended another matter Mr Young recently told The Gisborne of he and his wife’s relationship with Mr house in anticipation of a protection involving the family. Herald a report from that review was not O’Brien’s ex-wife — were upheld. order being issued to his ex-wife. Mr O’Brien said despite the complaints yet finished due to other IPCA priorities, Also upheld was a complaint Const However, the order did not eventuate. that were upheld and “platitudes” but ultimately would be published. Reeves breached privacy laws by A Family Court judge was critical of expressed by area commander Inspector He was not able to give further discussing Mr O’Brien’s personal the application, saying issues outlined in Sam Aberahama, he felt there had been information about its conclusions or circumstances with a mutual friend in a it fell well short of the required standard no consequences for the officers. recommendations ahead of publication. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES Deaths PRECIOUS TAONGA: Two blocks of wood HAWEA, Matthew inscribed with the names Deaths Mana (Gran). — of the original builders in 27.10.1941 - 8.6.2020. 1953 were placed back in BERRY, William Adored Gran of Nicole a secret hiding place at David. — Passed away and Des, Andre and Tolaga Bay Area School, peacefully, on Wednes- Melissa, Kane, along with some time day evening, 10 June Michael-Brooke and Shoann, Mo and capsules made up by 2020. Much loved students. From left are Year husband of Audrey, and Amber, Grace and Ra, Michelle and Terry, 13 student Mawhai Chaffey, father of the recently Currie Construction site passed John, the late Amorangi and Matt, Te Lyn, Neal and Ross. He Raumati and Calypso, manager Kevin Hatton, will be very sadly Maia Nicholas and Toa Chris Greatbatch, who is missed. Gavin. Best friend and the school’s longest serving Funeral details to Gran Gran to Sadira, current teacher, and Year 13 come. Poppy, Stevie-Leigh, student Chayne Riki, with, Teina, Jessica, Grace, in front, new entrants Lucy George, Faye-Liana, McCosh (left) and Hunter HAWEA, Matthew Matty, Daniel and Jax. Nuku. Picture supplied Mana (Captain). — Slipped away peace- 27.10.1941 - 8.6.2020. fully surrounded by his Dearly loved husband moko. A battler to the of the late Connie bitter end Gran. Heeni Hawea (Winiata). ‘Are ya there Cappy’ Loving Dad to Mitch (Course I’m @##%* and Sal, Sonya and here). Nick, Greg and Paku and Jessica (d). Eldest WILLIAMS, Sarah son of the late Bronco Kathleen (nee Irving). and Mini Hawea. —Peacefully, on June Beloved brother of 9, 2020, at Cranford Margaret (Pito) (d) and Hospice, after a long, Rebuild work uncovers old names Paaka (d), David and courageous battle. Aged Mairia, George (d) and 46 years. Beloved wife Alexandrina, Maringi of George, and four- by Kim Parkinson site. The project took about the year to blocks to a secret hiding place in the (Missie) and Kelly legged son Cruze. complete,” he said. remodelled classrooms, and to add some (Mo), Boycie (Kordie) Cherished daughter of A SLICE of history dating back to The school is undergoing a significant time capsules that contain writing from (d) and Marata, Peter Iain and Pamela Irving 1953 has been discovered at Tolaga Bay rebuild or remodelling of all blocks, students about their experiences during (Spot) (d) and Raewyn, (UK). Loved sister and Area School when two blocks of wood including an extension of the gym to the lockdown period at Betty (Bubba) and Phil sister-in-law of Lizzie inscribed with the names of the original accommodate a full size basketball court. Covid 19 Alert Level 4. Also in the (Kina), Barbie, Grant and Duncan Field (UK). builders were uncovered during recent The project began in May 2019 and capsules are the front pages of each (Grit) and Milly, John Beloved auntie of building work. will be completed by the end of 2021. Gisborne Herald leading up to and (Droopy) and Valerie, Harriet, and Hamish Principal Nori Parata said it was The gymnasium, a music and during Level 4 lockdown; a copy of the Bill and Janine, Rachel Field (UK). A loved an exciting discovery as it felt like performance suite with a recording 2019 school magazine; a list of all 263 and Alan and Ruth (d). niece of all her aunties another layer of their history had been studio and a modern learning students and 43 teachers and support A treasured member of and uncles, and their uncovered. environment for Kahukurangi, the Level staff; the school rules and a block of the Hawea whanau. families. A cherished He will be lying at friend to all who knew “Great grandchildren of a couple of the 1 immersion unit, have already been wood with the current builders names on Pakowhai Marae, her. building labourers are current students completed. “The capsules won’t be opened until , from 8am on Sarah will be lying at at the school,” she said. A further two modern learning someone finds them in future project Thursday, 11 June. home for those who Gisborne man David Hughes, who was environment blocks would be completed works which could be some 50 or 60 Funeral service will wish to come and pay the foreman of the 1953 school build, by the end of this year, and the last two years off based on our current find — be held at 10am on their respects. said it was a thrill to find the wood blocks next year, Mrs Parata said. perhaps by the mokopuna or even great Friday, 12 June at A celebration of panels. He and his crew would camp at During this process the builders, grandchildren of current students,” Mrs Pakowhai Marae, Sarah’s life will be held Tolaga Bay during the week while they Currie Construction, found two blocks Parata said. Waituhi, followed by at 5 Cornwall Road, worked on the job. of wood in the walls that the original “By this time medical and interment at Taupara Taradale, Napier, on “This was before electricity had builders had placed there in 1953 when technological advances will have found a Urupa, Frasertown. Friday June 12, at 1pm, reached up the coast. It was very labour the block was built. All their names were vaccine for Covid-19 and it will no longer - Evans Funeral followed by a private intensive work where we mixed our recorded on these blocks. be the intimidating global threat it is Services Ltd cremation. In lieu of own concrete and cut our own wood on The school decided to return the today.” www.evansfuneral.co.nz flowers, a donation to Cranford Hospice can be made via www. HAWEA, Matthew cranfordhospice.org.nz Mana (Boohead). — A memorial 27.10.1941 - 8.6.2020. celebration will be held Beloved husband of the in Gisborne at a later Dob-in figures reflect late Connie Heeni date, details to be Hawea (Winiata). Son- advised. in-law of the late Jack (Gum Gum) and Lovey Winiata. Loved brother- in-law of Ray (d) and Mary (d), Lee (d) and education-first tactic Sonny (d), Kelly and Missie, Awhenga (d) and Tuki (d), and STATISTICS just released point to the Across the rest of the region the majority of the public complied with George (d). Adored and In Memoriam way Tairawhiti people and police handled figures were low. Alert Level restrictions throughout levels respected Uncle. the Covid-19 lockdown regulations when had 13 reports and 4, 3 and 2,” she said. it comes to “dobbed-in” breaches. two cases where police took action, Te “On receiving some reports, it was WALKER, Police national figures show nearly Karaka 12 reports and two actions, clear that there was no breach from Tangiora-O-Te-Iwi 63,000 breaches during Levels 2-4. Ruatoria four reports and one, Tolaga the outset, but rather that people had (nee Te Rure) In 55,000 of the cases police took no Bay eight reports, seven actions, misunderstood what was allowed under Just letting you know action against those reported to be eight reports, two actions; various alert levels. you’re not forgotten breaking the lockdown rules. seven reports and no police “Additionally we were pleased with PLEASE Mum. Love you In Tairawhiti more than 460 reports actions; and Matawai, four reports and how staff managed, employing our always. Say kia ora to or “dob-ins” were made to police about no action. education-first approach throughout all HAVE FAMILY your sister Mum, our breach activity. In Wairoa there were 51 reports and levels.” NOTICES Aunty Emma, who is In about 200 of those cases police 45 police actions. The Waitemata Police District had the right beside you now. IN BY 9AM took enforcement action like issuing “We took an education-first approach highest number of reported breaches, From your children, warnings, youth referrals or prosecution. across the country,” said Assistant Police followed by the Bay of Plenty and DAY OF Nig, Leo, Bill, Gunna, Gisborne city had 410 breaches Commissioner Sue Schwalger. Canterbury. PUBLICATION Bloss and Mary, and reported and police took some sort of “Enforcement was only used as a last The Eastern Police District figure your many mokopuna action against those responsible on 186 resort. rated 10th out of 12 police districts for occasions. “Overall we were happy that the reported and actioned breaches.

Young cyclist hurt in collision Goats the target at walkway

A BOY was taken to Gisborne An emergency services on State Highway 2 in the Hospital this morning after he was spokesman said the boy was struck Whareratas. THE Department of Conservation and Hauiti Incorporation knocked off his bicycle on State by a passing ute. “It happened on the Wairoa side closed the Cooks Cove Walkway today from 10am to 2pm to Highway 35 near Lysnar Domain He suffered a leg injury. of the lookout,” a senior carry out a pest control operation on feral goats. at Okitu. Police, Fire and Emergency firefighter said. “Big investments are being put into planting native trees in The incident happened shortly NZ and St John ambulance “The car skidded in icy the area, but this has been hampered by feral goats destroying after 8am as the 10-year-old lad were called out at around 5am conditions and slid off the road.” the plants over the past months,” said a DoC spokesperson. biked to school. this morning to a vehicle crash No one was injured in the crash. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 NEWS 5

SEE YA LATER: Team Charlie Ngatai player Maia Campbell on his way to the tryline in week 1 of the inaugural Gisborne Boys’ High School Courage Cup 15 years and under rugby competition yesterday. The cup, held at the Rectory Field, featured three superb games involving teams named after former GBHS players who went on to forge successful professional careers. Team Charlie Ngatai claimed a 34-29 victory over Team Brendon O’Connor, Team Hosea Gear beat Team Toa Halafihi 41-17 and Team Whetu Douglas, who were drawn as the first holders of the Courage Cup, were classy in a 31-24 win over Team Rico Gear. The games were well controlled by referees Miah Nikora, Kahu Tamatea and Aaron Brown. Mark Jefferson, who with his fellow coaches organises the competition, said they were rapt with how the opening week went. “It was great to see kids out there playing and enjoying their rugby. We got a positive response from players and supporters alike.” Picture by Paul Rickard

Speed limits in Six appointed to local place for SH35 emergency committee work at Turihaua THE Fire and Emergency Board has announced them prepared for emergencies will be a great WAKA Kotahi NZ Transport to help protect against further the six community-minded people who will form satisfaction for me,” Mrs Bennett said. Agency says work will begin erosion,” senior network and its first Local Advisory Committee (LAC) in Fire and Emergency Board chairman Paul Swain next week to reinstate the road journey manager Helen Harris Tairawhiti. said the board’s choice of appointments reflected shoulder on State Highway 35 at said. The new committee has been established to the emergency management needs of Tairawhiti Turihaua. “While this work is under provide independent community-focused advice with a strong leadership focus on Maori health, To ensure the safety of road way, the left lane will be closed to the Fire and Emergency Board and will inform rural communities and youth. users, the shoulder has been to traffic from 7am to 5pm on local emergency planning across the area. “While each member will need to engage widely closed with speed restrictions in weekdays. The committee will be chaired by Molly Pardoe, beyond their existing networks, the board felt it place. “Stop/go traffic management who has been a leader in Maori health promotion was particularly vital the voices of whanau, hapu Work will begin on Tuesday, and a speed restriction of 30kmh in Tairawhiti and Bay of Plenty for many years. and iwi come through strongly in the advice of the June 16, depending on weather will be in place during the work. Mrs Pardoe sees her role on the LAC as an Tairawhiti LAC. and tides, to reinstate the road Motorists should expect short opportunity to keep the focus of community safety “Now the new members are on board, they shoulder and restore the road delays.” as a priority locally. are looking forward to meeting and to getting back to its original width. It is expected to take two She will be supported by local health and started on this important work. Wider community The shoulder was eroded by weeks for this work to be disability advocate Louise Bennett as deputy chair. engagement is expected to begin in early 2021.” high tides and heavy swells in completed. Mrs Bennett, who has been working with Also on the new regional committee are youth September 2019. Crews will return to the area Tairawhiti DHB assisting with the Covid-19 councillor Alice Kibble, Ruatoria cafe operator “Crews will be constructing a in spring, likely September, to response, said she wanted to be part of the LAC so Donette Kupenga, Joelene Andrew, previously with rock revetment wall to build up do resilience improvements and she could work alongside Fire and Emergency to the DHB, and Vance Walker from WorkSafe NZ. the shoulder and native plants previously delayed pavement strengthen community resilience. Other advisory boards have been established in will be placed along the wall repairs. “Being able to help Tairawhiti communities Northland, Hawke’s Bay, Chatham Islands, West better understand local risks and issues and get Coast, Marlborough, and Otago. Catholic brother sentenced

SOME of the historical child sex sports teams. proposed for a school camp later that appropriate given Healy’s age and ill- offences for which an 81-year-old He led school camps, including to the year. The group stayed in a single room health. Catholic brother was recently sentenced former YMCA camp at Mahia Peninsula, cabin with four bunk beds, which meant Judge Rea was sceptical of Healy’s happened at Mahia’s former YMCA where he offended against one of the Healy had to share a bed each night inability to recall the offending, noting it camp, court documents show. complainants in these charges. with one of the boys. was persistent and caused considerable Kevin Peter John Healy was sentenced Two of the complainants are siblings, He shared with the complainant on ongoing damage to the complainants. last week in Napier District Court to a girl aged eight or nine at the time and the second night, when the boy woke Their victim impact statements (not nine months home detention and six a boy, aged 12 or 13, who Healy offended to find Healy fondling him. The assault read aloud in court) were some of the months post-detention conditions for against in the guise of saying bedside continued for some time. most comprehensive he had ever read, five charges of indecencies against three goodnights during visits to their family The boy pretended to be asleep the judge said. Masterton children in the 1970s. home in Masterton. throughout until Healy eventually gave Healy took advantage of his trusted It was a second sentence of home On one occasion, he forcefully kissed up trying to involve him. position as a member of the church. detention for Healy, who was convicted the girl for several seconds. Healy initially sought a stay of A police investigation was extensive. for the first time in 2017 for offences He fondled the boy’s genitals on prosecution, claiming to have no memory Healy’s offending took place in an era against a boy in the early 1980s. several occasions. of the offending. in which at least two other Catholic During the 1970s, Healy, also known The other complainant was also 12 He pleaded guilty in February this brothers or priests who taught in the as Brother Gordon, was a member of the or 13. Healy offended against him at year after Judge Rea indicated a Wairarapa were later convicted for Marist Brothers in Masterton. Mahia. sentence starting point of two-and-a-half sexual offending against children there He was actively involved as a Healy took a group of four boys years imprisonment. or elsewhere. school teacher and in various church there during a school holiday for At sentencing, Judge Rea said Healy’s name was added to the community activities, including coaching reconnaissance of the YMCA facility conversion to home detention was national register of child sex offenders. 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 National backtracks on Strike Force plans BRIEFS by Craig McCulloch, RNZ National police The party’s law and order discussion spokesperson Brett document asked members: “Should Cannabis-oil baker busted — National is Hudson confirmed National create a specialist unit within HAMILTON — Police have seized sweets, distancing itself from its controversial the party, if elected, the police which has similar powers and chocolates and baked goods infused with Strike Force Raptor proposal, saying it would not direct proactive approaches to Strike Force cannabis oil from a Hamilton address. would not direct the police to set up such the police to set up Raptor?” Police said an investigation, dubbed Operation a unit if elected. a specialist unit Hudson said National would ensure the Casper, identified that products were being The Opposition party made headlines akin to Strike Force police were properly funded to suppress marketed and sold online via Instagram and in November when it proposed an elite Raptor. gang crime and violence. Facebook, as well as through a website using the police squad be formed to target and “I wouldn’t step “It is about making sure that we are alias Dolly’s Edibles. harass gang members, taking a zero too far over the line tough on crime, tough on the causes A search warrant was executed at a Hamilton tolerance approach to all offences, no to be seen to be of crime, and that police are properly property on Friday last week, Detective Inspector matter how minor. directing police on Brett Hudson resourced to be able to deal with that.” Graham Pitkethley said. Then-leader strongly how they deal with The party would also take a broader A 27-year-old woman appeared in the Hamilton endorsed the idea — which was modelled their operational “social investment” approach to help District Court on Monday charged with drug on a unit in New South Wales — procedures and models. The police prevent people from turning to crime in offences. She was remanded to reappear on calling it “devastatingly effective”, but commissioner has that responsibility.” the first place, Hudson said. June 24. — NZ Herald criminologists and former detectives said Asked whether National would abandon National had intended to release a the plan had not worked in Australia. the idea altogether, Hudson sought to specific “Gang Action Plan” before the Faux protesters hit RNZ understands some National MPs distance himself from the proposal. election, but that now looks likely to AUCKLAND — The Navy will carry out a four-day were uncomfortable with the proposal at “It’s not really about whether you have be rolled into a broader suite of justice training exercise in Auckland this week — using the time, fearing it could unfairly target a specialised unit. It certainly isn’t about policies. actors to simulate a crowd of protesters. Maori. a name,” Hudson said. “It is far more than simply the harder The Defence Force has issued a Facebook Asked whether new leader Todd Muller “I’m not sure that it was ever envisaged policing line of dealing with behaviour community alert about the exercise at Kauri Point would advocate for the Strike Force that we would have a unit that would be that’s happening now, which we do need near Chelsea Point — starting tomorrow and Raptor proposal, a party spokesperson called (Strike Force Raptor) or anything to do,” Hudson said. running to Monday. told RNZ all policies were under review. similar to that.” “But it’s also looking at how can we It said the activities would include the use of “Any changes or new policies will be A media release issued by Hudson on help New Zealanders avoid that lifestyle pyrotechnics, blank ammunition firing, drones and announced in the coming weeks.” November 26 was titled: “Strike Force in the first place. And how can we help actors simulating a crowd of protesters. But, speaking to RNZ last night, Raptor Unit proposed to tackle gangs”. those who want to exit it?” A statement from the Defence Force said the exercise was routine and had been planned for a long time. It said it was about force protection measures Pike River recovery ‘impractical’: Little to ensure the safety and security of a ship — including how to deal with individual or group protests. — RNZ GREYMOUTH — The Minister in charge of the Re-entry originally had a $23 million budget He added that there is still an open police Pike River Mine recovery effort, Andrew Little, but the Government has already spent roughly file on the incident and the re-entry efforts are St John plans job cuts said it is “just impractical” to expect the remains $35m and that that could reach as high as $50m. focused on gathering evidence to help with the AUCKLAND — St John is aiming to save of all of the fallen miners to be recovered. But that, according to Little, is the absolute prosecution of those responsible for the death of $30 million to survive the economic impacts of Instead, the re-entry efforts are now solely funding limit. the miners. Covid-19. focused on gathering evidence in the “homicide He likened the recovery efforts to a police The goal, Little said, was to get to the pit The organisation said it is because of a of 29 men”, Little told a select committee hearing homicide investigation — “which is effectively bottom in stone where evidence — including projected loss of fundraising revenue — and to yesterday morning. what this is”. instrumentation panels which will help address a long overdue pay correction for staff in The 29 miners died in an explosion at the He said the average homicide investigation is determine the cause of the explosion — will the next year. mine in November 2010. between $2m and $3m. likely be. A St John spokesperson said job cuts are on Speaking to MPs, Little also revealed that “We are looking at the homicide of 29 men.” He said bringing the remains home was no the table. there would be no further funding for re-entry. Little said the cost to date can be justified, longer an objective of the re-entry — he said Chief executive Peter Bradley said the This comes after the cost of the project has because this was a “tragedy that did not need to it was “just impractical” given the complex organisation is hoping for some additional more than doubled since its inception. happen”. technicalities of the mine’s geography. — NZME funding support from the Government. — RNZ An election like no other by Claire Trevett, NZ Herald Brownlee said the ‘Jacinda factor’ could be countered by highlighting what the WELLINGTON — In 100 days, voters Government had actually delivered. will go to the polling booths and decide “I concede the popularity, but there is whether to keep Labour at the helm or a difference between being popular and whether to install a new National Party able to deliver popular messages, and Government — restricting Labour to just being able to deliver on what is promised one term. in those messages,” he said. The fates of the smaller parties — New “There is no question she is an Zealand First, the Greens — are on the extremely gifted communicator and line as both struggle to keep their heads the Government is very good at comfortable above 5 percent. announcements. It is on delivery that The start of Alert Level 1 at midnight they fall short.” on Monday also marked the start of He said National was “very proud” of a campaign. Both parties suspended its new leader “but there will be a focus campaigning when lockdown began but it on the wider team as well”. begins in earnest now. He said while Ardern was undoubtedly That shift will also draw the line popular, those ministers behind her were between the focus on the health response not as competent. to Covid-19 — the effort to stamp it Muller is set to campaign on National’s out — and the economic response as the past form — the National Party’s country contends with the ongoing fallout JACINDAMANIA: Prime Minister ’s popularity is expected to give her governance in the wake of the global from the pandemic in terms of both New the edge in the September election, indicating that National leader Todd Muller will financial crisis. Zealand’s lockdown and the lockdowns have a battle on his hands. NZ Herald pictures Muller himself was a backbencher for overseas. the last term, so other faces will be used That will also see the political At the moment, Ardern is at the top of Brownlee, pointed to the “presidential” to remind people of it — expect to see a consensus that has operated during the her game and seems untouchable. style of elections as something that had lot of Kaye, especially in Auckland, and Covid-19 lockdowns end abruptly. By comparison, Muller was not widely long been the case, especially under MMP Judith Collins as well as Amy Adams. The Prime Minister has so far been known before taking over the leadership when the party vote took priority over Woods said the leadership change rewarded handsomely, with polls putting and had a short track record as an MP, the electorate vote. highlighted that National was no longer Labour in the mid 50s and Ardern in the having come to Parliament at the tail-end Woods said Labour’s campaign would the party of Key and English. mid 60s as preferred PM. of the National Government in 2014. focus on the Government’s record and She did not think National’s leadership National, however, has had a change This will be reflected in the campaigns. what it could do in the future, but it change would impact on Labour or the in jockey to Muller just as the home Labour’s campaign will be wall-to-wall was inevitable Ardern would take a very campaign it was going to run. straight loomed — and a change in the Ardern — but expect to also see a bit of prominent role. “In many ways the Opposition is campaign chair from to Finance Minister . “What they will see in Jacinda is irrelevant to the positive campaigns we Gerry Brownlee. National’s campaign will feature someone they know is good in a crisis, I want to put forward to the electorate. It has a lot of ground to make up. Muller prominently — but his higher- don’t think we have had a PM who has “Of course, a change in leader means It would be an understatement to profile deputy, Nikki Kaye, will also be a had to face as many crises as she has in National has to go through a rebuilding say Ardern and Muller seem a bit constant presence. their time as Prime Minister. phase and that is difficult. We know that mismatched. It is understood the party’s hoardings “She has been proven under the well — it takes time and energy. In terms of current profile and power, it feature both of them. toughest circumstances any leader has “This is not the party of Key and is akin to Phar Lap taking on the stable Campaign chairs of Labour and had to deal with in decades — arguably English any more and they need to donkey. National, and Gerry ever.” rebuild from that.” The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Rest home’s fatal failures by Nicholas Jones, NZ Herald staff, including for clinical, kitchen and cleaning; providing meals for residents CHRISTCHURCH — A rest home and “for staff who have been unable to overwhelmed by a coronavirus outbreak take a break”; and managing laundry off- that claimed 12 lives was found in breach site. There were also maintenance issues of its obligations including cleanliness, including a leaking water cylinder that food and laundry services — and flooded the laundry. authorities became frustrated after a lack The documents were released under of contact by the owner. the Official Information Act, along with a Documents obtained by the NZ Herald covering letter in which Gullery said the detail how Canterbury DHB took over DHB had no concerns about Rosewood Rosewood Rest Home after concerns prior to the outbreak. about its ability to cope with what “The only reason for appointing a became New Zealand’s deadliest Covid-19 temporary manager was because of the cluster. They show: need for leadership during the time that •฀A฀lack฀of฀available฀staff฀meant฀the฀ Rosewood staff, including the facility facility breached its contract obligations manager, were either off sick or had been in multiple areas including cleaning, stood down by public health because of food and laundry services and emergency the possibility of becoming unwell.” provision of supplies. That required the appointment of the •฀An฀apparent฀lack฀of฀contact฀from฀ temporary manager until Rosewood’s Rosewood’s owner exasperated health manager could come out of isolation, authorities, and the DHB wasn’t able to which happened on April 22. confirm if there was an emergency health Mike Kyne, a spokesman for Rosewood plan in place as required. owners Malcolm and Lynda Tucker, said However, the NZ Aged Care Association BREACH OF OBLIGATIONS: Documents have been released which show frustration the statements in the covering letter “set said a Ministry of Health review of all and concern from the DHB over the deadly cluster in the Rosewood Rest Home, out the correct facts”, but a more detailed rest home clusters, due this week, should where 12 residents with the virus died. Picture supplied response wasn’t possible by deadline. also examine whether DHBs did enough Six rest homes have had Covid-19 to help — and the appropriateness of and the day of the first death — reveals as this exceptional situation developed so cases, and some successfully ended moving vulnerable, frail residents to frustration. we could work together to manage this. transmission quickly. Two others — hospitals, where many died. “I am concerned that we had not “We have been unable to confirm Rosewood and CHT St Margaret’s The first case at Rosewood was heard from you or your general manager whether you have a Major Incident and residential aged-care home in Auckland’s confirmed on April 3. The cluster had following confirmation of the outbreak Health Emergency Plan as required Te Atatu — account for 16 of New its first death on April 9 — a woman . . . that resulted in the DHB needing to by Section D19.6 of the Aged-Related Zealand’s 22 Covid-linked deaths. aged in her 90s and the country’s second transfer 20 of the residents to Burwood Residential Care Agreement (ARRC).” Director General of Health Dr Ashley Covid-19 fatality. Eleven more Rosewood Hospital, and your staff going into self- This situation had “resulted in an Bloomfield noted the differing results residents would die. isolation leaving no staff to care for the urgent and serious level of risk to your when announcing a review into “what Canterbury DHB told the NZ Herald remaining 44 residents,” wrote Carolyn residents’ clinical wellbeing and safety” has worked well, and what could be the only reason for appointing a Gullery, the DHB’s executive director of and required the DHB to step in on April improved”. temporary manager was to help out at a planning, funding and decision support. 5, including the transfer of the dementia Simon Wallace, chief executive of the time when Rosewood’s own manager and “This is a challenging time for residents to Burwood. Aged Care Association, which represents many staff were in self-isolation. everyone, however, our expectation is that According to the letter, other steps most aged-care facilities including However, a letter to the facility on April you, as the owner, would have urgently taken by the DHB included urgently Rosewood, said that review should be 9 — four days after the DHB stepped in contacted your CDHB contract manager establishing rosters and providing released in the coming days. Police target gang activity HAMILTON — The death of a gang “Police understand the current increase FLU member in Waikato has seen a rise in in gang members in the district is due VACCINATIONS activity in the district — and police to the death of a local gang member, are reassuring the public there is a with others then gathering to mourn,” for over 65s, pregnant women and “heightened response” in place. Pitkethley said. Inspector Graham Pitkethley said “Waikato police would like to those with chronic conditions police were aware of recent incidents reassure the community that police involving gang members that have caused have responded to these incidents as a concern to the community. priority.” $35 for all others These included an aggravated burglary In the past week, offenders have been No appointment necessary. We can and family harm incident in Ngaruawahia located either during vehicle stops or on Tuesday last week, where a 23-year- during warrants, and several firearms vaccinate anyone over 13 years of age. old man was arrested; a disorder incident have been found and seized. in Whitianga on Saturday, where three “Police would like to thank those Get your fl u shot now! people were arrested; and a fleeing driver members of the community who 17278-19 incident involving gang members on bikes have spoken up when they have seen Ballance Street Village and in another vehicle, where four people behaviour or activity that they know is were arrested. wrong,” Pitkethley said. — NZ Herald 867 3038 Open late 7 days Get a free standard Flue and Shield with selected wood res

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We have no doctor in Palmerston North says the plans to extend the use of sponge rounds to “So therefore I would see them being a very immediate plans to roll out any further tactical hospital’s operating theatres are so front-line officers. valuable tool.” options for the frontline.” cramped the lights sometimes bump The weapons are designed to be non-lethal But Victoria University criminologist Trevor Coster said he cannot see them ever being surgeons’ heads. but have sparked outrage in the US where the Bradley said they could cause serious injury. used for crowd control as they have overseas RNZ reported yesterday that a police have fired them at Black Lives Matter “If you are hit in the facial area, or if you are against protesters in the United States, Hong stocktake of the country’s hospitals had protesters, causing serious injuries. hit around the groin or the crotch area it could Kong and Israel. revealed many intensive care units, Armed Offenders Squads and Special Tactics cause a lot of damage.” The Armed Offenders Squad and Special operating theatres and emergency Groups nationwide have had access to the Police Commissioner Andrew Coster Tactics Group would continue to use the departments are in “poor or very poor” weapons that fire sponge rounds since 2015. yesterday floated the possibility of an expanded weapons. shape. The large 40mm rounds are capped with use of the weapons on Morning Report the day It is not clear in documents about the trial that MidCentral sponge and cannot penetrate the body. They are after a trial of mobile armed police teams was the weapons were ever used. acting chief executive and acting chief fired from a gas launcher with a range of about scrapped. The Armed Response Teams (ART) were medical officer Dr Jeff Brown told 30 metres. Coster cited the use of sponge-round fiercely criticised for poor record keeping, a lack Morning Report they had the “promise” Lance Burdett, who spent more than a decade weapons during the trial as an example of of community consultation, and that they would of $26 million in funding, but had not as a crisis negotiator working alongside the a “less-lethal option” the police used to disproportionately target Maori and Pasifika “had the go-ahead yet”. Armed Offenders Squad, said they were most “de-escalate” situations. communities. He said a business case was prepared and sent to Wellington but Covid-19 had possibly slowed down the process. Brown said the business case highlighted the current footprint could Call to bring down statues accommodate more and improved theatres and procedure rooms. Staff morale went up when the funding by Michael Nielson, NZ Herald Another is of Governor Sir George was announced, but “morale evaporates if Grey in Albert Park, which pays little promises don’t turn into action,” he said. AUCKLAND — As statues representing homage to troubled relations with Ngati A national rebuild plan based on the colonial and racist figures are toppled Whatua, and broader policies in Taranaki, stocktake will not be ready until 2022. worldwide, historians urge Kiwis to his invasion of Waikato, and the massive The stocktake faults health boards’ reflect on the place of those in their own confiscation (raupatu) of Maori land asset management extends back years, backyards. which followed. but the entire system has not functioned This week the statue of 17th century “The confiscations, in particular, caused well. slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol decades of bitterness and deep division,” “Overall, there is limited consistency was pulled down by Black Lives Matter his history, according to the Ministry of and transparency of information at protesters, following a rally against the Culture and Heritage, reads. either the local, regional or national death of African American George Floyd But Ngati Whatua Orakei Trust deputy levels.” and racial injustice. chair Ngarimu Blair said they were not DHB business cases were “often In Aotearoa, hundreds of statues advocating for removing statues, rather a developed in isolation” from other boards. depicting colonial history are scattered better “balance” of history. The Government said it had been and across the country with little or no In 2017, calls went out to remove the would keep on spending to tackle this, balance with Maori history, along with statue in Otahuhu of Colonel Marmaduke saying the stocktake was valuable for streets and places even named after slave Nixon, who led troops in attacks against helping set priorities ahead of a national traders who never set foot here, and city Waikato Maori during the New Zealand asset management plan due in 2022, and grids in the shape of the Union Jack in Wars. beyond. — RNZ mainly Maori towns conquered by British In February 1864, he took 1500 colonial forces. troops into the village of Rangiaowhia, In Doubtless Bay, a plaque was once where elderly men, women and children installed near a marae to honour French were living, leaving 12 people dead. explorer Jean-François-Marie de Surville. Nixon was shot and his troops set alight The problem was, nobody asked mana a building where the last defenders had whenua Ngati Kahu. COMMEMORATING HISTORY: The gathered, said to be the town’s church. He After drifting into the area on the tail- Nixon Monument memorial to Colonel died about three months later, in May. end of a cyclone in the late 1700s, Ngati Marmaduke George Nixon in Otahuhu. Shane Te Pou started a petition to Kahu helped nurse De Surville’s sick Picture supplied remove the statue, and it culminated crewmen back to health. in the descendants of Nixon and his But he took offence at a perceived asking us.” victims entering dialogue over how to slight and retaliated, ransacking the It is not the only plaque or statue appropriately commemorate the history. papakainga, burning their nikau whare installed without their consideration, and The NZ Herald has approached the and kidnapping a rangatira who was Ngati Kahu is far from alone. Auckland Council to determine the never seen again. In Tamaki Makaurau, statues that outcome of that meeting. So when a descendant stumbled across have caused controversy include the Te Pou said he was not now calling for the plaque one day a few decades ago, “Zealandia” sculpture on Wakefield Street, all such statues to be removed, rather for the hapu decided “no way are we keeping celebrating the “brave Pakeha soldiers in the shared history, and missing tangata that here”, iwi leader and Maori studies the Land Wars and the friendly Maoris”. whenua narratives, to be included. 32887-01 Professor Margaret Mutu said. In 2018 it was targeted by anti- “I absolutely understand the frustration Peter Ritchie 027 433 1013 “Our tipuna had asked and asked for colonial activists who attached an axe to that sees these statues toppled. an apology about the kidnapping, but the sculpture’s head, claiming the war “But I’d say to the leaders of Aoteaora, Ingrid Spence 027 385 2195 we never got one. 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Police have been working to Police recently received new find the 43-year-old mother information from the public, of two since she was reported which led investigators to missing on 6 March last year believe foul play may be and they today carried out a involved. series of search warrants. Detective Senior Sergeant Simmonds went missing after John Clayton said police being dropped off by her mother at spoke to a number of people and the Regent Countdown in Whangarei obtained considerable information. about midday on 23 February 2019. “As a result, we have grave concerns DEFENSIVE STAFF: After the students raised complaints over removal of This was the last confirmed sighting of that something sinister may have posters promoting ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement, the staff claimed that the her. happened to Bridget,” he said. — RNZ posters were pulled off because they were damaging the walls. RNZ picture

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In this year’s budget, KiwiRail set Since 2009, KiwiRail has bought 63 of aside more money to buy 10 new the DL-class engines. locomotives. They’ve been plagued by reliability Asked if he was comfortable with the problems, claims of poor quality and 40 decision to buy more Chinese engines, the were found to contain asbestos. minister of finance, Grant Robertson, said In the past 12 months KiwiRail’s it was KiwiRail’s decision. own figures show none of the engines “We encourage them, obviously, to get have met KiwiRail’s performance target value or money for their purchases and of 80,000 kilometres Mean Distance value for money means both the costs Between Failure (MDBF). that you pay and also the reliability of The MDBF measures the average the locomotives,” he said. distance between failures that cause a But Butson said the decision to keep delay of 15 minutes or more. buying the engines did not make sense. This can be due to a number of “It’s the definition of insanity, I was causes, including issues with the engine once told . . . to do the same thing and and traction systems, software issues, expect a different outcome . . . they keep or relatively minor electrical faults TROUBLESOME ENGINE: In the first six months of last year, KiwiRail introduced 15 ordering these Chinese locomotives such as with the gauge lighting or air new generation 2.3 DL locomotives, the fourth batch of the Chinese engines. and they’re expecting them to perform,” conditioning. Picture supplies via RNZ Butson said. It doesn’t necessarily mean major Between 2015 and 2019, KiwiRail’s breakdowns. meeting it, they were doing what performing and did not meet the contract freight volumes increased KiwiRail’s chief operating officer KiwiRail needed them to do, Moyle said. performance target of 80,000 MDBF. As by 1.4 million tonnes to 13,170,635 Todd Moyle has defended the engines’ “When we purchase locomotives we a result, KiwiRail has not made its final tonnes. performance, saying they were not bought set a target and that’s for a three-month payment on the trains. Moyle denied KiwiRail was sacrificing off the shelf. period. The first of the locomotives have “They’ve got to meet a threshold of quality for speed. “If you go and buy a locomotive it’s not met that. They’ve settled down to a level 80,000 kilometres for us to make the final “What I’m doing is delivering a like going and buying a Corolla. of 50,000 kilometres MDBF and that’s payment on those locomotives — meet consistent fleet, with consistent New Zealand’s rail network . . . it’s delivering to what our customers need that threshold for three months, and then maintenance practices and consistent narrow gauge, it’s light axle weight and at the moment and it’s delivering to our they settle from there,” Moyle said. componentry, that means I can every locomotive type that you purchase service expectation.” “There’s a number of factors that consistently deliver across the North is bespoke,” he said. In the first six months of last year, influence the Mean Distance Between Island to customer demand,” he said. He said the 80,000km mark was not an KiwiRail introduced 15 new generation Failures, some of them are mechanical KiwiRail is currently in the last stages enduring target, the engines just had to 2.3 DL locomotives, the fourth batch of failures of components, some are the way of finding a supplier of engines to replace reach that at a point in time. the Chinese engines. that the machines are being operated and its ageing fleet. And even though they were not But the new engines are the worst others are how they’re being maintained.” — Radio New Zealand

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30583-03 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 BUSINESS 11 Innovation, flexibility key AMP Wealth ditches city in post-Covid Aotearoa offices, staff How some businesses are adapting in order to stay afloat in Hawke’s Bay able to work by Anusha Bradley, RNZ do something instead in the comfort of their own place.” NAPIER — From turning from home backpacker dorms into escape Sports goods manufacturer rooms, or dumping fine-dining adapts by Tamsyn Parker, NZ Herald menus in favour of comfort food, Hawke’s Bay businesses The demise of sports during AUCKLAND — KiwiSaver provider are coming up with innovative the lockdown forced the sports AMP Wealth Management is planning to ways to survive — or even uniform manufacturer Kooga ditch its Auckland and Wellington CBD thrive — in post-Covid New New Zealand to switch to office spaces as it moves towards a Zealand. selling PPE and hand sanitiser. fully-flexible working model. Their usual customers, such AMP has around 350 staff based in Backpackers no more as schools, sports clubs and its Auckland and Wellington offices and some essential services, were it occupies about two-and-a-half floors Owners Tinaka and Lynne crying out for PPE supplies, of the AMP building on the corner of Stewart spent the lockdown director Lizzy McPhail said. Albert Street and Custom Street in brainstorming “many crazy They ended up partnering Auckland. ideas” to keep the business with three local companies In Wellington, it has one floor of afloat. to supply customers with office space in the Spark building in “We considered creating the sanitisers and gear they Willis Street. shared office spaces, climbing needed, she said. AMP Wealth Management New walls . . . we even entertained “Working with other people Zealand chief executive, Blair Vernon, the idea of a brothel for women. and aligning our businesses said the move followed its successful It was kind of a joke, but also with other local businesses was use of flexible work arrangements kind of not,” Tinaka Stewart Restaurants try new tactics back to our roots and change really the key. during the lockdown and also from said. it towards this type of comfort “It was a light-bulb moment feedback from its employees who did Eventually she and her Around the corner at the food we are offering now,” Beck for us.” not want to return to traditional ways of mother, Lynne, came up with award-winning fine dining said. Although McPhail expected working. the idea of creating Enigma Napier restaurant Bistronomy, Offering a simpler, more sports clubs and schools to start “We’ve been working towards Escape Rooms, transforming chef and owner James Beck affordable menu is something re-ordering uniforms later in creating a completely flexible work some of the hostel’s inner has completely re-designed his that several of Hawke’s Bay’s the year, a new partnership model for a couple of years, so we’re windowless menu towards top wineries, including Craggy with another company post- seizing the opportunities and learnings rooms into more affordable Range and Clearview Estate, lockdown would see them over the past couple of months to entertainment comfort food. have turned to in order to provide high-visibility gear for accelerate our plans. venues. We’ve really had His new menu, entice more customers. construction workers. “The idea that you can only be There will be to‘ think outside the offering fish However, Havelock North’s “We’ve had no option but to productive if you’re in an office has at least three square pie and beef Malo restaurant is doing adapt. We’ve had to really think long been the source of endless rooms, featuring Wellington, was something different. outside the square.” debates, but as we’ve seen throughout five “stories”, ’ —Kooga New partly inspired Its restaurant was booming McPhail encouraged people Covid-19, the reality is that your including Zealand’s Lizzy McPhail by the takeaway again thanks to loyal locals, but to continue to shop local and place of work can literally almost be mysteries options they head chef and owner, Bert van support local businesses to give anywhere,” Vernon said. to solve on started offering der Steeg, said a new, in-home, them every chance of survival. AMP Wealth will move into small the Orient customers in chef-inclusive, private-dining All the business leaders meeting-based premises outside the Express (or Hogwarts Express Alert Level 2, and he decided experience they launched a few mentioned in this story said Auckland and Wellington CBDs and for younger customers), to stick to the new menu when weeks ago was taking off. their efforts to adapt have its office spaces will be smaller as two detective crimes and a the restaurant reopened. “We are heading into winter meant they had been able to employees spend less time working in gruesome murder mystery. “I knew there wasn’t going and there are people out there keep all their staff, and despite the office. The rush was now on to get to be such a demand for the who are still not comfortable times being tough, they felt Vernon said the reduction in office the escape rooms ready in time style of food I was cooking, so it with going to restaurants, positive about the outlook for space and travel requirements would for the July school holidays. gave me the opportunity to go and we feel it might be nice to the future. also support its sustainability targets. Choppy offshore leads might keep investors sidelined by Rebecca Howard, hit 9.3 percent by the end of the year. The Fed also said it would maintain growth could fall 7.6 percent, it said. was down 0.9 percent at 8am in BusinessDesk Not only that, but the ongoing bond purchases at least at the “Extraordinary policies will be Wellington while the S&P 500 dipped health crisis “poses considerable current pace of around US$80 billion needed to walk the tightrope towards 0.4 percent. WELLINGTON — Investors may be risks to the economic outlook over per month in Treasuries and US$40 recovery,” said OECD chief economist The Nasdaq, however, was up 0.8 subdued after the US Federal Reserve the medium term”, it said. billion per month in agency and Laurence Boone. percent, as the technology sector said the Covid-19 crisis would The unemployment rate is mortgage-backed securities. “Restarting economic activity while continued to push higher. weigh heavily on economic activity, projected to be 6.5 percent in 2021 The Organisation for Economic avoiding a second outbreak requires Against that backdrop, the local employment and inflation in the near and 5.5 percent in 2022 while the Co-operation and Development also flexible and agile policy-making.” share market may see some further term. economy is seen bouncing back 5 published its economic outlook, Trading was choppy on Wall Street profit taking in stocks that have piled The Fed, in its first economic percent next year and growing 3.5 which sees world growth down 6 as investors digested the Fed’s on gains in recent sessions. forecasts since December, said it percent in 2022. percent if the virus is brought under promise of ongoing support but also The New Zealand dollar was expected the US economy to contract Rates, meanwhile, are expected to control. Should a second outbreak the dire economic forecasts. trading at 65.57 US cents at 8am in 6.5 percent and US unemployment to remain at ultra-low levels until 2022. trigger a return to lockdowns, world The Dow Jones Industrial Average Wellington versus 65.28 cents at 5pm.

was up 0.1 percent, but markets on mainland raising $250 million through an institutional SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY China fell half a percent and Japan’s Topix was placement priced at $4.76 per share to position down 0.2 percent. the infrastructure investment firm to pursue its WELLNGTON — New Zealand shares dipped, have a neutral impact on equity markets. The local benchmark started the week with a growth agenda and take advantage of any new taking a lead from Wall Street as investors “The Fed is already throwing the kitchen sink bang, jumping more than 3 percent on Monday opportunities. began taking profit on recent gains and before at the issues,” he said. and turning positive year to date. But it has Lister said there was likely an acquisition the US Federal Reserve made its first economic “It is hard to see them doing a whole lot more walked back those gains and is now up just 1 opportunity on the horizon. forecasts since the pandemic struck. than they already are, but people will still be percent this week. “As a shareholder, you don’t want that money The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 38.17 points, to analysing every word and phrase.” Kathmandu, which leapt more than 11 percent just sitting there — you want them to be putting 11,260.52. Within the index, 10 stocks rose, 31 Share markets, fuelled by near-zero interest on Monday, declined 4.4 percent to $1.31. that capital to work,” he said. fell, and nine were unchanged. Turnover was rates and massive government stimulus Vista Group International fell 4.7 percent to Z Energy declined 1.3 percent to $3.11. $188 million. packages, have been steadily climbing in recent $1.82, New Zealand Refining Company dropped Fuel volumes for the week ended June 7 fell 1 Wall Street’s upwards momentum subsided days but came off the boil overnight on Tuesday. 4.2 percent to 91 cents, fell percent. The retailer said volume in the prior ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting. “I think it is nothing more scientific than this: 4.1 percent to $1.86 and SkyCity Entertainment week had been elevated by a 10-cent discount The Fed had shared a favourable outlook in we’ve had an outstanding run and it had to turn Group declined 2.9 percent to $3.05. offer going into the Queen’s Birthday holiday December, when the coronavirus was largely around at some point,” Lister said. Lister said stocks which had staged an weekend. Volumes for the week were down 30 unknown, but was expecting to have to paint The S&P 500 fell 0.8 percent and the Dow “impressive rebound” were now seeing some percent compared to pre-lockdown levels. a more dire picture with its forecasts this Jones Industrial Average 1.1 percent. The profit-taking. said it had negotiated easier morning. Nasdaq climbed a further 0.3 percent after Skellerup Holdings fell 4.7 percent to $2.02, covenants with its bankers through to the end Mark Lister, head of private wealth research hitting a record the day before. leading the market lower but with just 43,000 of 2021 in case they become necessary as the at Craigs Investment Partners, said the meeting Asian markets were mixed, Australia’s S&P shares traded. company navigates through the coronavirus of the world’s biggest central bank was likely to 200 rose 0.4 percent, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Infratil dropped 4 percent to $4.97 after crisis. — BusinessDesk 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 EDITORIAL Monuments to ghosts of grisly past Outline of goals by Glenis Philip-Barbara count. Street signs are a simple example of this. I takes just five minutes listening to the people who encourage you to count as many as you can that have lived with the deaths of their ancestors at The following is from a section in I HAVE observed with celebrate Maori language or culture in our town. the hands of the crew of the Endeavour, the denial the regional Covid recovery plan that interest the debate around There aren’t many. of those deaths in history, followed closely by outlines the goals for each focus the Endeavour replicas being I’ve been gutted to see and hear a “tit for tat” land loss and death through introduced diseases, area, the levers, and a summary of reinstated on the skyline of our mentality emerging in the debates about these war driven through colonial greed for land, and actions to be progressed. The plan main street, Gladstone Road. replicas — the ones who claim that for every the impact of all these things on the generations then delves into each focus area. There are many opinions being Maori artwork in the public domain there ought to that followed, to understand how they feel. SUPPORTING OUR WHANAU AND shared and some very strong be an Endeavour-type replica or European piece I humbly suggest, having listened to all and considered commentary happening in our COMMUNITY: Our people (young and to match. corners of this debate, that the time for fan- community. This is to be welcomed. Really? Are we that shallow in our thinking? girling the Endeavour and making it the old) are confident and included, they What has been disappointing however is the As a city that emerged from the colonial land centrepiece of our city’s aesthetic has well are safe at home, at work and at failure of some to really take stock of the bigger wars of the 1860s, every decision that has been passed. Tangata whenua have endured 50 years play. Our whanau and communities picture, that is, how we as a community wish to made around the design of our city since has of its placement on the main arterial route into have greater capacity to absorb represent ourselves into the future through the been heavily influenced by a European or British town without any recognition of its impact on significant life shocks and are aesthetic and story of our place. aesthetic. There has been limited recognition of their collective wellbeing. healthy, connected and productive. How do we give consideration to the many the long-standing relationship of tangata whenua Let’s be the generation that starts the healing We support: adaptive recovery; stories of our place? How do we reconcile to this place as those decisions were made, by letting go of these monuments to the ghosts tamariki/mokopuna; welfare; ourselves with the horrors of colonisation that much less recognition of their status as a Treaty of our grisly past taking pride of place in the addiction treatment; immunisation; until recently were never spoken of? How do we partner in any of this thinking. public domain. Let’s be the people who work come to understand the fullness of our history housing; local decision-making, For me, if we are a community who truly care harder to be good and respectful neighbours, as people who came together through Te Tiriti o about each other, who respect each other as who listen to each other and resolve to do better including ‘commissioning services’; Waitangi, an agreement made in good faith that people, as neighbours, as friends and whanau, by Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the commitments health education; Manaaki Tairawhiti was never fully honoured? How do we begin we would NOT go out of our way to erect a piece made by our respective ancestors. Let’s show outcomes. to truly see that our city and indeed our nation of public art that evokes hurt for so many of our the world that we truly value our relationship as GETTING OUR ECONOMY MOVING: already pays tribute to European culture in community. Treaty partners and act accordingly. The world is Our economy is strengthened by so many ways that they are indeed difficult to For tangata whenua that hurt is palpable. It watching us and hoping we can show the way. the initiatives we implement in this plan. Investment in construction LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS and infrastructure creates local employment . . . . Our initiatives Correct history, perhaps support broader community and Swaying to noisy minority Re: Decision revoked, June ancestors who lived on these whanau relationships that underpin Re: The sad tale of the claim to be offended? 10 story. lands centuries before Cook our economy and ensure our region Endeavour replicas. This is a two-faced council Don’t you think we should arrived. Your history perpetuates has the capacity and facilities to This Mayor of ours has who get very little right and move on? We can’t change the lie that Cook discovered the nurture local people who want to shown her true inability to keep secret those things they history. Captain Cook was ancestors and the land and we stay, live and work here. take charge. She and her get wrong. They are not open an amazing seaman — can unashamedly reserve the right to We support: tourism redesign; ‘Buy council now sway to the voice and honest in their dealings we not just focus on that? He go on about it, we unashamedly of a noisy minority. with the public in matters like is part of our history. Lots of reserve the right to call you out local campaign’; shared technology Pakeha were killed by Maori on the numerous lies that are the and science innovations; Maori land If consultation was so the progress of the Endeavour important, then where is the replicas and the reinstatement in the past too — do we basis of colonial-settler histories. development; locally-processed evidence of the consultation of the rail line to Gisborne. go on about that? It’s time You assume your history wood; targeted support to SMEs; about the erection of various They think we don’t notice to move on and live in the supersedes mine, which is of technology ecosystem; regional other icons like the art work that they run with the hare present and for the future. course a nonsense. We have food security and food sovereignty; on Kaiti hill, the erection of and hunt with the hounds. Stop pandering to one an obligation to challenge the construction projects; removing the pou at Kelvin Park, the We will all regret not having section of the community. falsehoods you call history. barriers to development; productivity waka on the council offices, chosen one of the other strong Perhaps, you could correct and innovation of primary industries. and the moving of various Mayoral candidates. LIZ SCOTT your history to reflect the tangata OUR ENVIRONMENT: Projects statues and monuments to whenua stories, then we can all places that suit those who KEVIN THOMPSON Liz, your perspective is not move on, evolve even. deliver on our commitment to new it is in fact atypical of people On another theme, tangata regenerate, protect and enhance who are Eurocentric. People of whenua pay rates too and GDC our natural and cultural capital. They European stock who roll out this were called out for not following also boost local employment . . . Most don’t give two hoots perspective every time tangata their own policies, and you should We support: Fast-track nature- Re: Cyclists, use your bells — and warn people that I am coming. whenua catch them telling the be thanking us for keeping them based employment projects in June 10 letter. Someone is going to get very lies that are the history you accountable. partnership with iwi, conservation Most cyclists in Gisborne don’t seriously injured at some stage. reference. One example, amongst organisations/groups and farmers; give two hoots for walkers. I use a the many, is about the indigenous THELMA KARAITIANA a regional water storage scheme; cycle myself, and always slow down RON DAVIES research and monitoring on environmental impacts; protocols and mechanisms for implementing ‘Part of history’ comments, perspective challenged changes to RMA legislation. Re: Peaceful protest marks wish to, can just not go to that who were killed by Maori, you just who don’t whakapapa to the OUR WORKFORCE: Tairawhiti ‘new dawn’ of working section of the museum. have to read history to see what mana of the area. people have the skills and together, June 10 story. things happened. Look at what the Their opinion isn’t based capabilities to secure and maintain The replicas and even Cook’s ALISTAR McKELLOW Vikings and many other races did. on the same history WE employment, create or adapt to new monument are part of history. Do people want to hide all things DESCEND FROM. opportunities, and be confident in Museums are where history You can’t change history. The Viking, or just accept it as part of Thank you for being there to is displayed and stored. Endeavour is part of our history, you history, learn from it, and move on? make sure OUR HISTORY is responding to a new outbreak or Would shifting both can’t hide from it. If 200 is all they DAVE respected. emergency. Education, training and monument and ships for could gather from the community Thank you for reminding employment opportunities will be display in the museum then that is a tiny percentage. I hope We have the “it’s part of our these people they have a increased with a strong focus on environment be an the vocal minority do not once again history” comments from people TREATY PARTNER to redeployment of people who have appropriate solution? get to dictate the outcome. who don’t whakapapa to those consider. lost jobs due to Covid-19. Social There, if anyone wants to I do not want to see them hidden who were murdered, who don’t procurement guidelines will ensure see these items of history, they away. There are no doubt many whakapapa to the land that SHANE NIKORA, Porirua that local labour force development can — and those that do not people both Maori and Pakeha was renamed after poverty, but Kaiti REPRESENT! and employment is a key outcome in large-scale investments. [email protected]

We support: workforce ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. development; marae training hubs; ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. health training; regional social ■ Always include full name and contact details. procurement approach. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 WORLD 13 ‘Stop the pain’ says brother

WASHINGTON — The brother of have been listening to testimony scare a bad cop if bad cops don’t go George Floyd, whose death in police from civil rights activists and law to jail? Who taught these cops that custody has sparked global protests, enforcement officials, a day after the they can do this to George? has urged the US Congress to pass funeral service of George Floyd, 46, in “When they have the highest level reforms on police brutality and “stop Houston. of government that excuses it. When the pain”. The committee plans to send a some kids wrongly start violence that Philonise Floyd told a House bill to the floor of the Democratic-led this family don’t condone and none hearing that his brother George could House by July 4 on combating police of us do, the president talks about not become “another name on a list”. violence and racial injustice. bringing in the military. But he has “Be the leaders that this country, It comes amid a nationwide — and not said one word of 8 minutes and this world, needs,” Mr Floyd said. in many cases international — debate 46 seconds of police murder against George Floyd died in Minneapolis on police practices and accountability, George Floyd.” in May as a white police officer held and more generally on racial inequity. Family members and friends, most a knee on his neck for nearly nine “I’m here to ask you to make it stop. dressed all in white, stepped up to a minutes. Stop the pain,” an emotional Philonise microphone to describe Mr Floyd as a The final moments were filmed on Floyd, 42, told lawmakers. “George loving, larger than life personality who phones. Four police officers involved called for help and he was ignored. deserved justice after his death while have been sacked and charged over Please listen to the call I’m making to in the custody of Minneapolis police his death. you now, to the calls of our family and officers on May 25. Separately, President Donald Trump the calls ringing on the streets of all BE THE LEADERS AMERICA NEEDS: Philonise Floyd asked the The policeman, Derek Chauvin, 44, has signalled his administration’s the world. House to not let his brother George be another statistic. AP picture has been charged with second-degree plans to tackle the issues of protests “The people marching in the streets murder and three others with aiding and police brutality are reaching “final are telling you enough is enough.” death was “not just a tragedy, it was a Lives Matter demonstrators. and abetting. edits” and they could be made public In tears, Mr Floyd later added: “His crime”. “All over the world I’ve seen George Floyd and Chauvin knew in the “coming days”. kids had to watch that video. It just Delivering his eulogy, the civil rights grandchildren of slave masters tearing each other. Both worked security Speaking at a White House briefing, hurt . . . you don’t do that to a human activist addressed violence against down slave master statues,” he told at a nightclub at the same time. A press secretary Kayleigh McEnany being . . . His life mattered. All our lives African Americans, the legacy of mourners gathered on Tuesday. former co-worker told CBS said the said: “The president has spent the last matter. Black lives matter. I just wish slavery and Donald Trump’s failure to Rev Sharpton added: “All over the confrontations had “a lot to do with 10 days quietly and diligently working I could get him back. Those officers, address the issues that surround the world, George, they’re marching with Derek being extremely aggressive on proposals to address the issues they get to live.” police killing. your name. within the club with some of the that the protesters raised across the Democratic committee chairman Rev Sharpton praised those who “You’ve touched the world in South patrons, which was an issue”. country, legitimate issues,” McEnany Jerrold Nadler said: “We must stepped out in protest following Africa, you’ve touched the world in The Floyd family has said they said. remember that George Floyd is not the death of Mr Floyd at the hands England, you’ve touched every one believe the alleged murder was in But she ruled out presidential just a cause, a name to be chanted in of a white officer in the US city of of the 50 states. Even in a pandemic, part personal, while their attorney support for efforts to reduce police the streets. He was a man. He had a Minneapolis. people are walking out in the streets.” is pushing for a first-degree murder immunity, which she said “would result family . . . we mourn his loss.” He specifically referenced the statue Rev Sharpton also criticised charge against Chauvin, based on in police pulling back”. Reverend Al Sharpton gave a of the slave trader Edward Colston President Trump for his silence on the intent — “because we believe he knew Lawmakers in the House of rousing speech at the funeral in in the UK, which was torn down and issues behind police violence. who George Floyd was”. Representatives Judiciary Committee Houston, Texas, saying George Floyd’s thrown into Bristol Harbour by Black He said: “How are you going to — AP/Agencies Gas fire kills two GUWAHATI, India — A raging fire at a natural gas field in remote north-eastern India has killed two firefighters and forced nearly 8000 people to leave their homes, an official said on Wednesday. Workers had been trying to cap the well since gas started leaking nearly two weeks ago, said Tridiv Hazarika, a spokesman for government-owned Oil India Ltd, which operates the gas field in Baghjan, 550 kilometres east of Guwahati, the Assam state capital. The well caught fire with explosions on Tuesday, when the two firefighters went missing. Their bodies were recovered on Wednesday, Hazarika said. On Wednesday, flames were leaping nearly 15 metres into the sky more than 36 hours after the inferno began. “We started evacuating people in the vicinity of the well from May 28 onward and have flown in experts from the Singapore-based company Alert Disaster Control,” Hazarika said. The fire in the periphery of the well had been doused, but it had spread mainly because of the presence of natural gas condensate in the region, Hazarika said. Hundreds of people came out of villages in the periphery to watch the fire and the thick black plume of smoke which could be seen several kilometres away. — AP RESCUE OPERATION: National Disaster Response Force personnel participate in a rescue operation at the site of an oil well that exploded and caught fire. AP picture 20% OFF all NZ-made roller blinds, venetians and vertical blinds

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Hallaq, a Palestinian with severe autism, was killed spread of coronavirus portend a recently by Israeli border police officers after a chase in bleak summer tourism season Jerusalem’s Old City after apparently being mistaken as an even as more nations announced attacker. AP picture plans to welcome visitors again. Beginning June 16, Austria will open up to all European neighbours with the exception Protests against killing of Spain, Portugal, Sweden and Britain, meaning that visitors from 31 countries will no longer of autistic Eyad Hallaq be required to undergo a two-week quarantine upon arrival. Greece, JERUSALEM — Several of special needs individuals, another European holiday hot spot, dozen people protested against Israeli President Reuven will allow tourists to fly to Athens police violence in Jerusalem on Rivlin said the country “must or the main northern city of Tuesday following the deadly do everything so that a terrible Thessaloniki beginning on June 15. shooting of a Palestinian man incident like this doesn’t But that’s hoping people have last month. repeat itself”. money to spend. NURSES WANT BETTER CONDITIONS: Nurses belonging to NurSind Police said they arrested Hallaq was chased by Israeli The Organisation for Economic stage a protest in front of the Pirelli skyscraper hosting the Lombardy six people for blocking the border police forces into a Co-operation and Development Region headquarters, in Milan, Italy, on Wednesday. They protested for city’s light rail line during nook in Jerusalem’s Old City said on Wednesday that global recognition of their sacrifice and better working conditions. AP picture the demonstration. Protesters and fatally shot as he cowered economic output could fall by as chanted: “A violent cop needs next to a garbage bin after much as 7.6 percent this year if a it’s simply the most severe any of leave “long-lasting scars,” to be in jail”, and held signs apparently being mistaken for second wave of infections emerges, us have ever witnessed,” OECD including lower living standards, with the picture of Eyad an attacker. with the pandemic’s economic secretary general Angel Gurria high unemployment and weak Hallaq, the 32-year-old On Sunday, Israeli Prime impact expected to be even said during the presentation of investment. Palestinian with severe autism Minister Benjamin Netanyahu harsher in Europe because of the the report in Paris. He named The virus has infected who was shot and killed by called the deadly police continent’s strict and relatively tourism and air travel among the 7.2 million people worldwide Israeli police in Jerusalem on shooting of Hallaq a “tragedy”. lengthy coronavirus lockdowns. “critical” sectors hard hit by the and killed nearly 412,000, about May 30. Palestinians and Israeli In the eurozone, which includes pandemic and urged countries 180,000 of them in Europe, Similar protests were staged human rights groups have the 19 European Union nations to co-operate in developing and according to official figures tallied in Haifa and Jaffa, the latest long accused Israeli security that use the common euro fairly distributing a vaccine for by Johns Hopkins University. The in a series of demonstrations forces of using excessive force currency, GDP is expected to the virus. true toll is believed to be much against police violence in in some cases. Last summer, plunge 11.5 percent this year in “As long as a virus is higher because many people died Israel following Hallaq’s death. the killing of Ethiopian Israeli case of a second wave and by over widespread somewhere, the without being tested. The shooting has drawn teen Solomon Teka by a police 9 percent even if another round of threat will remain everywhere Austrian Foreign Minister comparisons to the death of officer sparked widespread infections is avoided. and economic costs will persist Alexander Schallenberg said the George Floyd in the US. protests by the country’s “Now we’re in the midst of . . . as some borders remain closed,” border with Italy to the south Speaking earlier on Tuesday Ethiopian community over its perhaps the most global health, Gurria said, with the report would be open without conditions while hosting a committee treatment by law enforcement. economic and social crisis and predicting that the crisis would on June 16. — AP to address police treatment — AP Bodies of two missing children found

BOISE, Idaho — The two bodies charged him with former spouses. uncovered in rural Idaho are a young boy destroying or The complex case spans several states and his big sister, say relatives. concealing two sets and began with Lori Daybell’s brother The two children had been missing of human remains. shooting and killing her estranged since September. Daybell’s attorney, husband, Charles Vallow, in suburban Their mother and her husband are John Prior, didn’t Phoenix last summer in what he asserted behind bars in the case that has seized immediately respond was self-defence. Vallow was seeking global attention. to a request for a divorce, saying Lori believed she Authorities have not released the comment. A judge had become a god-like figure who was identities of the bodies discovered on the set bail at $1 million responsible for ushering in the biblical property of Chad Daybell, who married during a short end times. Her brother, Alex Cox, died in the children’s mother, Lori Vallow hearing. December of an apparent blood clot in his Daybell, a few weeks after the kids Police began lung. were last seen. But Joshua “JJ” Vallow’s searching for Tylee Chad Daybell Joshua Vallow Tylee Ryan Shortly after Vallow’s death, Lori and grandfather Larry Woodcock told the and JJ — who was the children moved to Idaho, where Post Register in Idaho Falls that “both seven when he vanished — in November behind the charges isn’t available to the Chad Daybell lived. He ran a small children are no longer with us”, also after Woodcock and other relatives public. Wood asked to have it sealed, publishing company, putting out many referring to 17-year-old Tylee Ryan. raised concerns. Police say the couple saying it could compromise the criminal fiction books he wrote about apocalyptic Extended family members of both lied to investigators about the children’s investigation. The prosecutor also noted scenarios loosely based on the theology children sent a joint statement to whereabouts before quietly leaving Idaho how much media attention the case has of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Phoenix television station KSAZ-TV and being found in Hawaii months later. received and said keeping the document day Saints. He also recorded podcasts confirming the deaths and asking for In court documents, Madison County secret would help preserve Daybell’s about preparing for biblical end times, privacy. prosecutor Rob Wood said he believed right to a fair trial. and friends said he claimed to be able to It’s another grim turn in a case that Chad Daybell either concealed or helped Lori Daybell already has been charged receive visions from “beyond the veil”. had dragged on for months without hide the remains knowing that they were with child abandonment and obstructing He was married to Tammy Daybell, answers, captivating people with its ties about to be used as evidence in court. the investigation and is in jail on a who died in her sleep last October of to the couple’s doomsday beliefs and Wood said the first body was hidden $1 million bond. Her attorney has what her obituary said were natural the mysterious deaths of their former or destroyed sometime on or after indicated she intends to defend herself causes. Authorities grew suspicious spouses. September 8 — the last known day that against the charges, and she is scheduled when Chad Daybell married Lori just But developments were rapid this Tylee was seen — and the second on or for a preliminary hearing next month. two weeks later, and they had Tammy week. Investigators searched Chad after September 22, the last known day Besides the missing children, the Daybell’s body exhumed in December. Daybell’s property for evidence, they that JJ was seen. couple also have been under scrutiny The results of that autopsy have not been found children’s remains, and prosecutors A document that details the reasons following the deaths of both of their released. — AP 18 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 Household emissions rise Kiwi homes now on par with factories, finds Stats NZ

WELLINGTON — Emissions from almost 50,000 Kiwis between 2002 Kiwi households have swelled by and 2014 based on data from the New almost 12 percent over a decade — Zealand Household Travel Survey. partly because of road trips around the Lead researcher Dr Caroline country — and now nearly match those INCREASING Shaw from the University of Otago, of our manufacturing industries. FAST: According Wellington said that while both men The latest Stats NZ figures showed to Stats NZ, New and women mostly travelled by car, that, between 2007 and 2018, direct Zealand households there were distinct patterns of travel greenhouse gas emissions from contributed 12 linked to gender. households grew by 11.8 percent percent of New Fewer women regularly cycled (2 — or the equivalent of more than a Zealand’s total percent) compared to men (5 percent) megatonne of CO2 equivalent. emissions in 2018 but women travelled shorter distances. “As a result, New Zealand and now they emit “Women took more trips, but households contributed 12 percent equivalent amount of travelled between 12 and 17 percent of New Zealand’s total emissions CO2 to factories. fewer kilometres per day and were in 2018,” Stats NZ’s environmental- NZ Herald picture more likely to walk and use public economic accounts manager Stephen transport than men,” she said. Oakley said. “Thus, women overall had a more By contrast, manufacturing diverse and lower greenhouse gas industries contributed around 13.2 emission travel profile than men.” percent to emissions. Women also took more car trips “Household emissions grew Emissions from agriculture percent a year. emissions increased 0.4 percent a year of less than 5km each day than men, slightly faster than the increase in the increased by 1 percent — or 394 “Despite this decrease in and 5.5 percent a year respectively, journeys that could potentially be number of households, which was kilotonnes — from 2007, but saw emissions intensity, there has been exceeding their rates of economic made by bike. up 11 percent over the same period, a significant shift in contributing significant variation in whether activity. These industries contributed The research focused on Kiwis who suggesting that since 2007 households industries as production shifted from and how industries are changing 13.2 and 1.5 percent of emissions in cycled for utility or transport reasons. have become slightly less efficient at sheep to dairy cattle. their emissions profile, although no 2018 respectively. The most common reasons for managing their emissions.” Emissions from tourism meanwhile, industries have showed decreasing Growth in renewable energy during travel were to accompany others, go In New Zealand, the three main rose 16.3 levels of economic the period contributed to the electricity, shopping or make social visits. drivers of emissions for the average percent, and activity along with gas, water, and waste services industry In general, men took fewer trips for household are food, housing utilities industries Household emissions increasing emissions,” increasing its economic activity while the purpose of accompanying others and transport. related to Oakley said. reducing emissions. and made fewer shopping trips. The biggest factor in the rise was the sector grew‘ slightly faster than Agriculture, which Other industries including retail “We found differences in mode the use of vehicles, particularly when accounted the increase in the number contributed 49 trade, finance, telecommunications and for trips for the same purpose by travelling around the country, which for 7.4 of households, suggesting percent of emissions healthcare showed increased levels gender. For example, shopping trips made up nearly a third of the increase. percent of in 2018, showed of economic activity while emissions undertaken by men in New Zealand are Over the 10-year period, industries emissions that since 2007 households growth in emissions decreased. much more likely to be done using a and households emitted 81 in 2018. have become slightly less of 0.1 percent a year Kiwis can slash their household car than those by women.” megatonnes of CO2 equivalent in 2018 Total efficient at managing their while its economic emissions using this tool. Meanwhile, Shaw said there was much — the combined total marking a small industry activity grew 1.4 a new study has suggested Kiwi significant potential to support drop of 1.1 percent since 2007. emissions emissions percent a year. women use more diverse modes of increased cycling among women in Gains that came from decreases intensity ’ —Stephen Oakley Emissions from travel and generate lower greenhouse New Zealand. around electricity, gas, water, waste — or mining declined 2.6 gas emissions than men — despite “Women are already more flexible services and mining were largely emissions percent a year — men being more than twice as likely to and lower carbon travellers than men. offset by increases from households, measured in relation to GDP — fell more than its rate of economic activity travel by bike. We need to provide them with better agriculture, forestry, fishing, slightly by 0.2 percent each year of — which declined 1.2 percent a year. Otago University researchers opportunities and support to do more construction and manufacturing. the period, while GDP increased by 2.2 Manufacturing and construction studied the transport patterns of of this type of travel.” — NZ Herald

Social housing provider criticised for mould, rotting floors

by Melissa Nightingale, NZ Herald investments to ensure all our houses exceed the insulation requirements of PORIRUA — A social housing the Residential Tenancies Act 1986.” provider that ordered a tenant to move Henwood said the report detailing out after she complained about mould, the issues with the property was rotting floors and holes in the walls has “something of a surprise” given the been ordered to pay her compensation. standard expected of a social housing The tenant had moved into the provider was no less and sometimes Porirua house in January this year, higher than what was expected of a having relocated from Auckland for the private landlord. safety of foster children in her care. Despite the issues identified, nothing “She had been in social housing was done to fix them. The tenant then in Auckland and approached the received a notice of termination in her landlord, which holds itself out as, letterbox, giving her 42 days to vacate among other things, a provider of social the property. housing,” said tribunal adjudicator Alan The notice stated the owner of the Henwood in his decision. property was going to move in. She accepted the rental sight unseen, “The applicant has not vacated and but was “shocked” by the condition of stated in evidence that neither the the property when she moved in, and owner nor any member of his family contacted the property manager about have attempted to move in. Her view it. is that the notice was simply a ploy “An inspection was carried out on to avoid having to remediate the January 13 and a copy of the inspection property.” report was provided in evidence. It Due to issues around the way the indicates holes in walls, mould and notice was served, Henwood said it was DAMAGED PROPERTY: The tribunal ordered the landlord not to let or re-let the damp, peeling wallpaper, rotting floors, not enforceable. house until it was brought up to an acceptable standard. File picture stained carpets, lifting lino and missing “The tenant has indicated that she door handles and latches. Plus the would leave if she could. However, she Department of Building and Housing. tenant and her foster children. stove did not work.” is of limited means and is unable to “The credibility of the system of Conscious that a social housing The property was managed by the find suitable alternative affordable provision of social housing is brought provider was likely to have “limited Porirua Whanau Centre Trust, which housing. She is on a Kainga Ora into question by cases such as this,” he means”, Henwood set the compensation owns 13 properties and manages four waiting list.” said. payment at a “relatively low $1000”. more. The tribunal ordered the landlord not He said the fact the Trust intended Initial comment provided by the It states on its website it “values the to let or re-let the house until it was to “provide housing to someone in Porirua Whanau Centre Trust stated importance of whanau accessing warm, brought up to an acceptable standard, relatively desperate need” worked in there was a stay of proceedings on safe and secure housing”. and directed a copy of the decision its favour, but that the situation had the case, and that there would be a “We have made considerable be sent to the chief executive of the negatively affected the health of the rehearing on the matter. 19 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020

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There’s nothing contentious in it Murphy worked on costumes. discovered his son’s affair with Wilde, n matters of grave importance, and it’s just what we need right now — “She is the best in town,” said Myers. he planned to attend the premiere, style, not sincerity, is the vital to have a laugh and to just relax and “I can’t believe how well we have apparently to throw a bouquet of rotten Ithing, said the very Victorian forget the past two months.” managed with so little stress.” vegetables on the stage. After he left New Woman, Gwendolen, in Oscar Wilde’s club a few days later, a calling Wilde’s comedy, The Importance of Locked down with Oscar Florid sobriety card that read “For Oscar Wilde, posing Being Earnest. And so, in a few words, somdomite (sic)” was discovered. Wilde the tone of the play and of Evolution The past two months’ lockdown Wilde too seems to have been free of filed a claim for libel. Theatre Company’s upcoming levels meant cast and crew were stress when he turned up dressed in In court, however, the judge said production is neatly summed up. unable to get into the Disraeli Street “florid sobriety” and sporting a green the case was the worst he had ever Even though the play is also titled theatre to rehearse. carnation at the premiere production tried and vowed to pass the severest A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, Video conferencing platform Zoom of his work on Valentine’s Day in 1895. sentence the law allowed. Wilde is renowned for his razor-sharp meant the actors could rehearse Possibly expecting a play that tackled “In my judgement it is totally insights and the wit to make them together while staying inside their serious social and political issues, critic inadequate for such a case as this,” he wildly entertaining as he deflates bubbles. George Bernard Shaw suggested in his said. societal sensibilities. “That was super useful,” said Myers. review that comedy should touch as “The sentence of the Court is that Wilde’s comic farce centres on young “It was good at the beginning to well as amuse. The writer and theatre you be imprisoned and kept to hard bachelors Jack Worthing and Algernon rehearse on Zoom but we got to the critic thought the play was hilarious labour for two years.” Moncrieff who create alter egos named point when we couldn’t go any further but was not amused. Wilde did his time and then spent Ernest to escape their tiresome lives with that, but we got the character “What can a poor critic do with a the last three years of his life in exile. and to try to win the hearts of two study and pronunciation work done play which raises no principle, whether He wrote no further comic or dramatic women who claim to only love men so we could walk into the theatre and of art or morals, creates its own canons work, died at the age of 45 and was called Ernest. start bumping into furniture. and conventions, and is nothing but buried in Paris. “The pair struggle to keep up with “We didn’t know when we would get an absolutely wilful expression of an Need some cheering up now? their own stories and become tangled out of the Covid situation. We wanted irrepressibly witty personality?” The Evolution Theatre Company has in a tale of deception, disguise and to jump when told to jump.” But in his review for The Pall Mall just the thing. misadventure,” director Dinna Myers The cast managed to take rehearsals Gazette, HG Wells said the show was wrote in a blurb about the show. into the theatre for the past couple one of the freshest comedies of the year. ■ The Importance of Being Earnest, “The elaborate plot ridicules of weeks but maintained social- “More humorous dealing with Evolution Theatre, 75 Disraeli St, Victorian sensibilities with some of the distancing. theatrical conventions would be June 26-July 11. 7.30pm with a 4pm best loved, and bizarre characters to be Myers designed the set while, difficult to imagine.” matinee on June 28. found on the modern stage.” possibly best known for their roles as While the opening night in 1895 was “It is strictly a bit of harmless fun,” comic character actors, Andrew Stevens a success, it marked the beginning of ■ Book at eventfinda via this shortcut, said Myers. and Dave Henderson alternated on the the playwright and novelist’s downfall. https://tinyurl.com/y7z9br8g The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 21 The mother of invention by Mark Peters going to carve the wire.” Instead he let the elements do their work. s number eight among his siblings, and “During the whole lockdown period I parked quite wiry, artist Conor Jeory was in it outside and it weathered up beautifully and Ahis element when he created his work the wool is even more matted. It’s all come back The Passed for this year’s Fieldays No.8 Wire to life again”. National Art Award. The annual award challenges artists to Off the wire create sculptures from No.8 wire and other agricultural materials. Jeory’s entry of a small No.8 wire has long been a metaphor for New section of fenceline held together by three Zealanders’ ingenuity and make-do attitude puriri posts and snagged with shreds of wool for finding down-on-the-farm solutions for is one of 28 artworks to have been selected as design challenges. The phrase “a number 8 finalists in the annual award. wire mentality” refers to the skill required to Apart from some light shaping of the posts’ create or repair machinery with whatever scrap tips to hint at a pa palisade, the work is as materials are available. raw as the land the kilometres of fencing is The No.8 wire mentality has given rise to erected on. The title has two layers of meaning. inventions that range from the energy-saving The Passed is suggestive of the ancient, pre- Wellington Motor to a rock taped against European land the fencelines are planted an Auckland pedestrian-crossing button to on, and something of the pioneering spirit, permanently activate it. of breaking the land. It also captures Jeory’s Invention of No.8 wire itself could be said childhood memory of looking out of the window to have arisen from the a No.8 wire mentality of the family car as fenceposts, and lines of before the product had come into being. wool-snagged No.8 wire, flickered and streamed Englishman Henry Bessemer patented a by. In this sense, Jeory’s work is a snapshot of process in 1855 that made steel available in that stream. industrial quantities, at an affordable price, “I always thought of them as dental braces said Department of Conservation ranger Chris stepping down the land,” said Jeory. Wootton in a Stuff article. “When I was out at my sister’s place trying “The availability of wide areas of land for to find the wire I needed, the fenceline beside grazing sheep and cattle coincided fortuitously the bunch of wire had snags of wool in it. with Henry Bessemer, his process and the That made me smile because I had already cheap production of fencing wire in many forms. incorporated that into my work. “Fence wire enabled the subdivision of “When I was overthinking the piece, I was land and paddocks. Farming practices were transformed as a result.” DON’T FENCE ME IN: Gisborne artist Conor Jeory has since been invited to take part Jeory’s work The Passed is among 28 artworks in an exhibition at the Kauri Museum in selected as finalists in the Fieldays No.8 Wire Northland. National Art Award, an annual event managed For this project he is creating a face mask by Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o — not from No.8 wire but from woven threads Waikato. Picture supplied made up of human hair. Da da da dah . . .

by Mark Peters Several cameras placed in the Michael Fowler Centre captured each he work featured in brat pack section of the NZSO as they played movie The Breakfast Club, Beethoven Symphony No. 5. Tromantic drama Howards Since the Covid-19 restrictions, the End, and computer-animated comedy NZSO has streamed more than 20 new The Peanuts Movie and now the New performances by orchestra players in Zealand Symphony Orchestra brings their homes, along with some earlier Beethoven’s famous Fifth Symphony filmed concerts. live to your living room. Other NZSO streamed concerts Almost live. and performances are available to The NZSO played the “da-da-da- view on demand at live.nzso.co.nz. dah” masterpiece on stage last night These include the JS Bach series Sei from Wellington’s Michael Fowler Solo, Ryman Healthcare Presents Centre. This was the first time Discovering Beethoven, the Shed since the Covid-19 restrictions that Series concerts Heritage and Speed, many of the orchestra’s 90 players and Play Our Part, featuring NZSO performed together. The concert was players and international guests an exclusively live-streamed event performing in their homes. and can be streamed online at live. For families, the NZSO has also nzso.co.nz via smart TV, mobile phone, produced Music Room, a 10-part series tablet or computer. of educational videos.

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HEROIC: Performing together for the first time since the Covid-19 restrictions, the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra brings Beethoven’s famous Fifth Symphony live to your living room. Picture supplied THEMIXONLINE 22 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020

GOOD VIBES: The Good Vibes music festival will be one of New Zealand’s first major live tours to hit the road in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. While there were some minor changes to the line-up, the winter tour will stick to the dates as announced earlier this year. Good Vibes 2020 will feature LAB, WET PAINT II: If you bought this edition of The Gisborne Herald while the ink was still wet, you Kora, Katchafire (pictured), and Sons of Zion. Other have time to create and submit a piece of work to Miharo Gallery’s second Wet Paint show. The rules are top acts on the bill include Ardijah, Che Fu, Three straightforward: Houses Down with up-and-coming sensations General • Create a work in any medium, of any size. Fiyah, Victor J Sefo, and Lomez Brown. LAB will • Create that work around the given theme within one hour. headline the Good Vibes winter festival when it brings • Get it down to Miharo by 4pm today. its summertime feeling to the Gisborne Showgrounds The Wet Paint challenge’s previous winner Francie Kemp has set the theme of Six60’s song Rivers. Kemp on July 17. won the first Wet Paint challenge with her work (pictured) inspired by the theme song, Paint It Black. Even if you don’t submit a piece of work, feel free to join the live auction of the works which runs tomorrow night from 6pm-8pm. ■ Tickets are on sale now from www. goodvibesfestival.co.nz Stumbling through Arthurian legend

by Dominic Corry, NZ Herald Lord of the Rings and Ritchie’s own Lock, lineage, until that is, a chance encounter Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. with a certain sword in a stone. fter a string of savage initial The resulting mixture of epic Jude Law offers up a delightfully reviews, a less-than-stellar high fantasy and street-level geezer preening panto villain turn as Vortigern, Aopening weekend at the US shenanigans constantly threatens to spill the ruling king buoyed by dark magic box office, and a widely-mocked David over into Monty Python territory, and for who seeks to crush Arthur’s prophecised Beckham cameo, King Arthur: Legend some audience members, it just might. ascension to the throne. of the Sword was hastily deemed a But if you’re willing to go along with There’s a barrage of anachronistic blockbuster bomb. It’s actually not that the movie’s inherent ridiculousness, elements in play, including multiple bad. Heck, I even kind of liked it. there’s a whole pile of old-fashioned plot-accelerating montages, insanely It’s not difficult to see why Sherlock fantasy adventure fun to enjoy here. bombastic audio cues and CGI-enhanced Holmes director Guy Ritchie’s take on the Charlie Hunnam (Sons of Anarchy) fight sequences. You will either be carried Arthurian legend has been dealt such a plays the young Arthur as a street- along, or recoil at the lack of respect. critical drubbing — there’s a whole bunch smart wheeler-dealer with a string of If nothing else, this is a heck of a lot of easily-identifiable influences colliding underground connections. Raised in a more entertaining than the staid 2004 on screen. It’s informed almost equally by brothel, he has no knowledge of his regal King Arthur film starring Clive Owen. 2538-01 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 TELEVISION 23 THURSDAY—FRIDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

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NZ Metro harness at Addington Friday Jetbet 8 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 12 s5s27 Yuri (Fr) U3 John Dunn 8 59s07 Jerry Garcia (Fr) 8 Leo O’Reilly 4 21000 Sister’s Delight (Fr) 4 Samantha Ottley 13 72733 Nandolo (Fr) 24 Jonny W Cox Race 1: TEDESCO, YURI, MISSUCCI 13 06s44 Kowhai Sundown (Fr) U4 Samantha Ottley 9 50s92 Palisade (Fr) 9 David Butt 5 50s89 Sweeney Todd (Fr) 5 Brian Zampese 10 20525 Bright Glow (Fr) 10 Ian Cameron 6 39074 Tombelina (Fr) 6 Craig D Thornley 10 McMillans ‘Winning Post’ Hcp Trot 8.28 Race 2: TERRY, BEAUDIENE HUSTLER, RAKANELLIE 2 McMillan Welcomes U On Track 4.50 11 18439 She’s Allthe Craze (Fr) 11 7 51073 Maggie (Fr) 7 James Geddes Race 3: SKIPPYS DELIGHT, STORM, CHEDDAR VALLEY $12,000, r56+ discretionary handicap stand, 2600m $8500, up to mr49. mobile, 1980m Jessica Young-Grant 8 7280s The Diva (Fr) 8 John Dunn Race 4: ALADDIN SANE, PALISADE, MEGA PIXELS 12 80s00 Unique Marshall (Fr) U1 Blair Orange 9 42452 Invaluable (Fr) 9 Blair Orange 1 03140 Count Eyre (Fr) 1 Robbie Close Race 5: HELD TO RANSOM, SOUNDSLIKEART, 1 65582 Terry (Fr) 1 Robbie Close 13 08564 Aladdin Sane (Fr) U2 Jonny W Cox 10 92337 Silent Rapture (Fr) 10 Kyle Cameron 2 00807 Idle Moose (Fr) 2 Blair Orange HAYDEN’S MEDDLE 2 24547 For Today (Fr) 2 Bob Butt 14 09s05 Missalyssa (Fr) U3 Tim Williams 11 87s50 Magical Matty (Fr) 11 Amber Lethaby 3 51808 Sods Law (Fr) 3 James Geddes 3 00s00 Aveross Spitfire (Fr) 3 Race 6: CRACKASMILE, ARDEN MESSI, STAR OF TIMPANY 12 18640 Regatta (Fr) 12 Robbie Close 4 83316 Phoebe Onyx (Fr) 4 Tim Williams Jessica Young-Grant Race 7: INVALUABLE, TOMBELINA, REGATTA 5 McMillan Equine ‘Muscle Relieve’ 6.06 13 9653s Scelta Uno (Fr) 13 Gerard O’Reilly 5 07405 Alvira Hest (Fr) 5 Jessica Young-Grant 4 7s6 Sheezagoldengirl (Fr) 4 Olivia Thornley 6 300s1 Maria Tsarina (Fr) U1 David Butt Race 8: EASTWOOD IDEAL, UBER EXPRESS, BEAU MAJOR $8500, 3yo+ r59-r65. mobile, 1980m 14 0750s Bobby’s My Girl (Fr) 14 Peter Davis 5 680s8 Maldito (Fr) 5 Ben Hope 7 0s329 The Player (Fr) U2 John Dunn Race 9: DADNDAVE, NANDOLO, DOCTOR TIM 6 9284s Calypso Rock (Fr) 6 Ashleigh Stewart 1 245s8 Taxman (Fr) 1 Bob Butt 8 McMillans ‘NZ Grain Growers’ 7.32 8 276s5 Baxter (10) 1 Ben Hope Race 10: PHOEBE ONYX, MARIA TSARINA, OVERZEALOUS 7 88s06 Rick Reilly (Fr) 7 Craig D Thornley 2 84740 Franco Texas (Fr) 2 Ben Laughton $7500, 3yo+ r52-r55 stand, 2000m 9 s0466 Lotamuscle (10) 2 Bob Butt Race 11: EL DORADO, RANGER BOMB, TEAM KIWI 8 52495 Bettor Grunter (Fr) 8 Blair Orange 3 17734 Anamajor (Fr) 3 Tim Williams 10 46838 Overzealous (10) 3 Peter Davis 1 118s4 Eastwood Ideal (Fr) 1 Craig D Thornley Race 12: LAVER, IFYOUSAYSO, STRIKING GLADIATOR 9 557 King Of Clay (Fr) 9 Jonny W Cox 4 232s8 Held To Ransom (Fr) 4 Jonny W Cox 11 223s0 Zsa Zoe (10) 4 Sheree Tomlinson 2 34082 Pats Dragon (Fr) 2 Ricky May 10 09s43 Beaudiene Hustler (Fr) 21 Sarah O’Reilly 5 00s55 Overarm (Fr) 5 Terry Chmiel 12 067s4 Madeleine Stowe (10) 5 Robbie Holmes 11 050s7 Rakanellie (Fr) 22 John Dunn 6 600s8 Smithy (Fr) 6 Craig D Thornley 3 P8110 Razcal Alley (Fr) 3 Sarah O’Reilly 7 2331s Kiwis Are Flying (Fr) 7 Robbie Holmes 4 4321s Mils McArdle (Fr) 4 Matt Anderson 11 McMillans Feed Of NZ Cup 8.57 3 McMillan Feeds ‘Premium Plus’ 5.16 8 537s5 Hayden’s Meddle (Fr) 8 Korbyn Newman 5 215s4 Beau Major (Fr) 5 Robbie Holmes $8500, 3yo+ r55-r58,r59 w/c. mobile, 1980m $7500, 3yo+ r45-r52. mobile, 1980m 9 61361 Soundslikeart (Fr) 9 John Dunn 6 241 Uber Express (Fr) 6 Samantha Ottley 10 31058 Mossdale Art (Fr) 21 Ben Hope 7 8648s Donegal Carrickfin (Fr) 7 Blair Orange 1 67221 Ranger Bomb (Fr) 1 Ricky May 1 3s382 Skippys Delight (Fr) 1 Ricky May 11 0s101 Well Said Love (Fr) 22 Ricky May 8 17160 Touche (Fr) 8 Sheree Tomlinson 2 s4032 Carlos Bromac (Fr) 2 John Dunn 2 03s86 Delightful Gnp (Fr) 2 Blair Orange 12 90191 Terror The Christian (Fr) 23 Blair Orange 9 1370s Khaki Nui (Fr) 9 Amber Lethaby 3 54s16 Longview Lady (Fr) 3 Blair Orange 3 10886 Bossmaro (Fr) 3 John Morrison 10 91s55 Blue Chip Delight (Fr) 10 Colin DeFilippi 4 361s1 Under Wraps (Fr) 4 Jonny W Cox 4 23246 Distinguished Taste (Fr) 4 Ken Barron 6 McMillans Grass Roots Racing 6.36 11 83154 Krystal Delight (Fr) 11 Ben Hope 5 70051 Mossdale Lottee (Fr) 5 Ben Hope 5 0614s Speciale Uno (Fr) 5 Robbie Holmes 12 2310 No Nukes Skipper (Fr) 12 Stevie Golding 6 08s32 Cheddar Valley (Fr) 6 John Dunn $8500, non-winners 2yo+ mr49 to mr50. 6 89651 Team Kiwi (Fr) 6 Robbie Holmes mobile, 1980m 13 10473 Vintage Beach (Fr) 13 Tim Williams 7 167s4 Fancy (Fr) 7 Tim Williams 7 07800 Bird Of Paradise (Fr) 7 Olivia Thornley 14 580s1 Garry’s Legacy (Fr) 14 John Dunn 8 218s6 Storm (Fr) 8 Matt Anderson 1 La Rosa (Fr) 1 Ricky May 8 15s81 El Dorado (Fr) 8 Nathan Purdon 15 s67s9 Chloe (Fr) 15 Jim Curtin SCRATCHED 9 — Opawa Mach SCRATCHED 2 2 Crackasmile (Fr) 2 Blair Orange 9 — Matthew Eyre 10 07969 Majorca (Fr) 21 Craig D Thornley 3 3 High Flying Harry (Fr) 3 John Dunn 9 McMillans NZ Junior Drivers 7.58 10 s2184 Pocket Watch (Fr) 21 Sarah O’Reilly 1 McMillan Ricky May Trot 4.25 SCRATCHED 4 Rocket Boy(aus) (Fr) 4 Ellie Barron 11 — Ireby Hugo $12,000, ffa. mobile, 1980m 12 Equine Feeds Kids Kartz Trot 9.27 $8500, non-winners 2yo+ stand, 2600m 12 09008 Invisible Girl (Fr) 22 Jim Curtin 5 Major Wilson (Fr) 5 Samantha Ottley 13 50051 Comfortably Numb (Fr) 23 Robbie Close 6 30 Star Of Timpany (Fr) 6 Sarah O’Reilly 1 26123 Doctor Tim (Fr) 1 Gerard O’Reilly $8500, 3yo+ r53-r54,r55 w/c. mobile, 1980m 1 s089s Bacardi Pride (Fr) 1 Murray Edmonds SCRATCHED 2 51006 Rocknroll King (Fr) 2 John Dunn 7 — Itz To The Macs 1 35361 Striking Gladiator (Fr) 1 Sarah O’Reilly 2 7035s Majestic Rollon (Fr) 2 Ray Jenkins 4 McMillan ‘Protein Plus’ Trot 5.41 8 Arden Messi (Fr) 7 Tim Williams 3 60288 Enchantee (Fr) 3 Robbie Close 3 33956 Midnight Memories (Fr) 3 Tim Williams 4 70s80 Baileys Knight (Fr) 4 Jack Harrington 2 521s0 Fixed Odds (Fr) 2 Peter Davis $8500, 3yo+ r40-r55 stand, 2600m 9 Artatac (Fr) 8 Jim Curtin 3 89006 Jazelle (Fr) 3 Blair Orange 4 P Cody Banner (Fr) 4 Robbie Close 10 Mac Attack (Fr) 21 Ken Barron 5 70464 Stun Gun (Fr) 5 Ricky May 5 6 Princess Dakota (Fr) 5 Sam Thornley 1 04443 Dd’s Super Stuart (Fr) 1 Jeremy Markham 6 06988 Millwood Maizie (Fr) 6 Craig D Thornley 4 050s3 Ifyousayso (Fr) 4 Gerard O’Reilly 6 05830 Build A Bridge (Fr) 6 James Geddes 2 s2100 Mega Pixels (Fr) 2 Ben Hope 7 McMillan ‘Made For Locals’ 7.0 6 7 11570 Mongolian Cavalry (Fr) 7 5 2s31 Wyatt Waller (Fr) 5 Korbyn Newman 7 5P600 Dreamsinthe Mist (Fr) 7 Ricky May 3 01s04 Midnight Assassin (Fr) 3 Jo Herbert 8 83184 Mikey Maguire (Fr) 8 Colin DeFilippi 6 55518 Dhaulagiri (Fr) 6 Terry Chmiel 8 80s70 Be Bee Lass (Fr) 8 Michael House 4 75280 My Eyre (Fr) 4 Peter Davis $7500, 3yo+ r40-r51 stand, 2000m 9 35811 Dadndave (Fr) 9 Bob Butt 7 100s5 Somekindawonderful (Fr) 7 John Dunn 9 0 Tedesco (Fr) 9 Ben Hope 5 005s0 Honeys Son (Fr) 5 Sheree Tomlinson 1 4804s Standout (Fr) 1 John Morrison 10 17061 Cast No Shadow (Fr) 21 Blair Orange 8 s88s1 Tia Dalma (Fr) 8 Jim Curtin 10 02 Missucci (Fr) U1 Blair Orange 6 47P86 Take After Me (Fr) 6 Ross Houghton 2 09160 Caesar’s Quest (Fr) 2 Ricky May 11 3219s Tango Tara (Fr) 22 Jim Curtin 9 43532 Laver (Fr) 9 Tim Williams 11 622s3 Luminosity (Fr) U2 Jim Curtin 7 21000 Just One More (Fr) 7 Robbie Close 3 60s42 Proviseur (Fr) 3 Robbie Holmes 12 5738s Change Is Good (Fr) 23 Matt Anderson 10 51183 Already Gone (Fr) 21 Robbie Close

Christchurch greys at Addington Friday Jetbet 3 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 mayhounds.org.nz Rehoming 12.25 7 11745 Goldstar Halsey 17.41 S & B Evans 2 56784 Nikko Baxter 17.32 John McInerney 9 11555 Usain Bale 30.64 Craig Roberts Race 1: KNOW LOGIC, MEGA DREAM, MITCHAM BOULT 8 16784 Homebush Boden 17.44 John McInerney 3 46162 Goldstar Flora 17.34 S & B Evans 10 14644 Opal Hunter nwtd John McInerney $2390, C0, 520m EMERGENCIES: 4 63676 Replica Rango 17.36 Bob Pringle Race 2: HOMEBUSH CARTER, MAXIMUS SPEED, 1 334 Speedy Lucy nwtd Lisa Waretini 9 13121 Fast Angel 17.26 Calum Weir 5 41118 Honey Lantree 17.27 Calum Weir 10 Springston Hotel Dash 2.49 SPEEDY LUCY 2 54525 Adobe Girl nwtd Matt Roberts 10 12231 Mitcham Sam 17.28 John McInerney 6 48657 St Andrews 17.36 Daniel Lane $2035, C3, 295m Race 3: KNOW CHARISMA, SOZIN’S SYMPHONY, OPA’S JOY 3 34 Maximus Speed nwtd Craig Roberts 7 41216 Pooran’s Jadeja 17.35 J M McCook Race 4: SO FLOSSY, PONTIAC PAT, GOLDSTAR HALSEY 4 74242 Goldstar Aria nwtd S & B Evans 5 My Redeemer Distance 1.19 8 77471 Maffra Daisy 17.22 John McInerney 1 38287 King Kali 17.19 Malcolm Grant Race 5: BLACK STOCKINGS, MR BLACKJACK, 5 7422 Homebush Carter nwtd John McInerney $3795, C1, distance, 645m EMERGENCIES: 2 68616 Know Denying nwtd Garry Cleeve ELECTRIC SILK 6 83255 Opawa Jade nwtd Robin Wales 9 22211 Crystal Cilla 17.41 John McInerney 3 14213 Gotcha Popeye 17.41 Calum Weir 1 24523 Goldstar Sydney 38.13 S & B Evans 4 74447 Citizen Aguero 17.25 John McInerney Race 6: GOLDSTAR JAY JAY, OPAWA PHIL, KNOW APPROVAL 7 36323 Slippery Suzie nwtd S & B Evans 10 12222 Ripslinger Roxy nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 8 56452 Goldstar Darwin nwtd S & B Evans 2 13112 Black Stockings 37.92 Ashley Bradshaw 5 75646 Golden Bay 17.13 J M McCook Race 7: HONEY LANTREE, MAFFRA DAISY, RING CLOWN EMERGENCIES: 3 24341 Barrel Runner 38.56 Ashley Bradshaw 8 Suck It Up Ltd Stakes 2.13 6 71352 Tremonti 17.28 Bruce Dann Race 8: VAN EVIE, BERET GIRL, RIVALRIES 9 25643 Opawa Girls Get nwtd Robin Wales 4 85345 Electric Silk nwtd J & D Fahey 7 76576 Taieri Terra 17.31 Ray Casey $2860, C2, heat, 520m Race 9: LEONARD BALE, GO DIEGO, PUNTERS DELIGHT 10 726 Impressive Jazz nwtd John McInerney 5 87654 Goldstar Dawson nwtd S & B Evans 8 23381 Goldstar Spotty 17.25 S & B Evans Race 10: GOTCHA POPEYE, GOLDEN BAY, KING KALI 6 635F2 Kia Tere 38.18 S & B Evans 1 14467 Regal Jock nwtd John McInerney Race 11: TAUNTING EYES, GOLDSTAR CLOVER, 3 Casswoods Carpet & Mats 12.43 7 54234 Goldstar Alaska nwtd S & B Evans 2 83413 Beret Girl 30.27 J & D Fahey 11 Dave Robbie Photographer 3.06 8 45514 Mr Blackjack 38.04 J & D Fahey GOLDSTAR WILLA $1685, C1/2, 295m 3 85884 Rivalries 30.16 J & D Fahey EMERGENCY: $2035, C3, 295m Race 12: BILLY RAY, MITCHAM MAGIC, TWO BE FRANK 4 F7582 Goldstar Yankee 30.37 S & B Evans 1 45454 Know Charisma 17.19 Garry Cleeve 9 76777 Goldstar Chief nwtd S & B Evans 5 46128 Born Tasha 30.14 Robin Wales 1 s8348 Goldstar Willa 17.39 S & B Evans 2 48718 Goldstar Liberty 17.32 S & B Evans 6 s2114 Van Evie 29.93 Calum Weir 2 67535 Classy Witch nwtd Garry Cleeve 3 43228 Opa’s Joy 17.33 Ray Casey 6 greyhoundauctions.co.nz 1.37 7 58247 Queena Bale 30.20 Craig Roberts 3 55416 Homebush Stasser 17.23 John McInerney 4 77627 Fickle Mistress 17.36 Hart & Taylor $1685, C1/2, 295m 4 18753 Jinja Liv 17.52 J M McCook 5 s5117 Sefton Double 17.31 Robin Wales 8 11573 Opawa Dan 30.37 J M McCook 1 17333 Know Approval 17.28 Garry Cleeve EMERGENCIES: 5 s5211 Taunting Eyes 17.26 Jason Dunn 6 65213 Sozin’s Symphony 17.18 John McInerney 6 82856 It’s A Joke 17.26 John McInerney 7 55132 Crushington 17.38 John McInerney 2 86331 Goldstar Jay Jay 17.24 S & B Evans 9 11555 Usain Bale 30.64 Craig Roberts 7 25441 Goldstar Clover 17.25 S & B Evans 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 12.07 8 51635 Baldrick 17.54 John McInerney 3 32524 Opa’s Dream 17.52 Ray Casey 10 15568 Mitcham Manering nwtd John McInerney 8 75685 Black Tori 17.35 Ashley Bradshaw $1685, C1/2, 295m EMERGENCIES: 4 13366 Denuto 17.47 Ray Adcock 9 Suck It Up Ltd Stakes 2.31 9 13121 Fast Angel 17.26 Calum Weir 5 3111 Opawa Phil 17.36 Robin Wales 12 Re-energise Dash 3.24 1 41453 Blazing Banjo 17.58 John McInerney 10 12231 Mitcham Sam 17.28 John McInerney 6 52767 Sozin’s Azure 17.44 John McInerney $2860, C2, heat, 520m 2 84241 Mega Dream 17.43 Ray Adcock $2035, C3, 295m 7 s3261 Homebush Carl 17.45 John McInerney 1 68617 Punters Delight 30.34 Robin Wales 3 66365 Would My Friend 17.42 Alison Lee 4 Amber Cleaning Services 1.01 8 65475 Smash Achiever 17.15 Malcolm Grant 2 22521 Go Diego 30.38 J & D Fahey 1 11343 Mitcham Magic 17.31 John McInerney 4 14486 Opawa Waihemo 17.33 Robin Wales EMERGENCIES: $1685, C1/2, 295m 3 17331 Leonard Bale 30.18 Craig Roberts 2 51511 Billy Ray 17.33 Norman Wanhalla 5 14771 Know Logic 17.20 Garry Cleeve 9 22211 Crystal Cilla 17.41 John McInerney 4 34586 Homebush Fonzie 30.29 John McInerney 3 67s88 Homebush Monkey 17.50 John McInerney 6 77873 Opa’s Mate 17.47 Ray Casey 1 42535 Pontiac Pat 17.35 John McInerney 10 12222 Ripslinger Roxy nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 7 73233 Mitcham Boult 17.56 John McInerney 2 42642 Jealous Affair 17.47 Lisa Waretini 5 37656 Punch On Buzz 30.27 John McInerney 4 46728 Lisa’s Boy 17.24 Ray Casey 8 24165 Goldstar Shiloah 17.18 S & B Evans 3 25331 Maybe Right 17.37 J M McCook 7 Spectator’s Bar & Bistro 1.55 6 58335 Goldstar Spook 30.48 S & B Evans 5 37161 Mulberry Sox 17.35 Ken Cassidy EMERGENCIES: 4 s5248 Come A Guster 17.30 Malcolm Grant 7 18667 Orina Allen 30.32 Craig Roberts 6 55175 Goldstar Wynter 17.20 S & B Evans 9 22211 Crystal Cilla 17.41 John McInerney 5 78527 Punters Kirsty 17.27 Robin Wales $1685, C1/2, 295m 8 62416 My Rosie 30.21 Lisa Waretini 7 43627 Know Conclusion nwtd Garry Cleeve 10 12222 Ripslinger Roxy nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 6 23212 So Flossy 17.25 Bruce Dann 1 76654 Ring Clown 17.19 Malcolm Grant EMERGENCIES: 8 62178 Two Be Frank 17.24 Bruce Dann

Wanganui greys at Hatrick Friday Jetbet 9 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections EMERGENCIES: 6 s1111 Softy Burgess 17.74 Lisa Cole 4 11314 Big Time Baby 30.06 Lisa Cole 2 45312 Bigtime Daisy 30.49 Lisa Cole Race 1: BIGTIME DIESEL, SLAM IT, EYE KNO 9 25566 Poppy Rocket nwtd M S Clark 7 68614 Allegro Ella 17.73 Lisa Cole 5 46413 Bigtime Rod 29.91 Lisa Cole 3 24223 Kongs Out Again 30.42 Melissa Olden 10 47711 Cavatate 30.55 J & D Bell 8 12343 Life Is Good 17.91 Melissa Olden 6 11533 Big Time Seth 30.16 Lisa Cole 4 34555 Big Time Chad 30.50 Lisa Cole Race 2: ALLEGRO FERN, WATERLOO GIRL, COOKIE BISCUIT EMERGENCIES: 7 32231 Big Time Brie 30.18 Lisa Cole Race 3: CAVATATE, COSSIE COOPER, BIG TIME ODETTE 5 8F548 Skinny Binny 30.60 Ross & Voyce 2 AON Insurance 5.31 9 47448 Zara Cheebee 17.62 Marcie Flipp 8 8s721 Bigtime Brody 30.12 Lisa Cole 6 88167 Bigtime Benji 30.44 Lisa Cole Race 4: WATERLOO PINK, SOFTY BURGESS, GIRAFFE CLUB 10 736s7 Bigtime Luna 17.78 S J Phillips EMERGENCIES: $2035, C3, 305m 7 36547 Big Time Anton 30.76 Lisa Cole Race 5: WIFI ROBYN, COLLECT A DREAM, 9 61688 Bigtime Bruno 30.07 Lisa Cole 8 73728 Go Glow nwtd Marcie Flipp BARBAROSSA BOY 1 53175 Hashtag Blessed 17.81 Nathan Udy 5 First Security 6.56 10 16637 Big Time Jackson 30.48 Lisa Cole 2 78356 Bigtime Jetty 17.50 Lisa Cole EMERGENCY: Race 6: UNO ELEVEN, WIFI BOLT, BORN QUICK $1685, C2, 305m 3 14218 Allegro Fern 17.77 Lisa Cole 8 Book Your Table @ Hatrick 8.18 9 75745 Big Time Spot 30.82 Lisa Cole Race 7: BIG TIME MAPLE, BIG TIME BABY, BIG TIME VEGAS 1 33728 Collect A Dream 17.81 Marcie Flipp 4 6562F Bigtime Banjo 17.52 Lisa Cole $1685, C2, 305m Race 8: IDOL MEGHAN, BELMONTS, GO ASH 5 31612 Cookie Biscuit 17.73 Marcie Flipp 2 51311 Wifi Robyn 17.78 G & S Fredrickson 11 CPF Insurance 9.38 Race 9: BIG TIME FLASH, TROJAN HOARSE, BIG TIME FAIRY 3 82728 Opal Nora 17.74 John McInerney 1 37736 Big Time Harper nwtd Peter Clark 6 84217 Fool’s Russian 17.83 Lisa Cole $2390, C4, 305m Race 10: BIGTIME DAISY, FIFI, KONGS OUT AGAIN 7 32132 Waterloo Girl 17.90 Wendy Kite 4 17245 Light Cruiser 17.93 Gail Atwood 2 55744 Go Ash 17.61 Marcie Flipp Race 11: MISS POTENTIAL, CHEESEBALL, 8 16373 Classic Rapper 17.65 Susie Kite 5 14637 Lucky Scar 17.88 Nathan Udy 3 12187 Idol Meghan 17.60 Marcie Flipp 1 s3217 Bigtime Charlote 17.77 Lisa Cole 6 25385 Nippa-A-Spot 17.82 John McInerney 4 27223 Belmonts 17.71 Lisa Cole BIGTIME CHARLOTE EMERGENCIES: 2 53477 Eye Far 17.62 Marcie Flipp 9 17367 Yarn Sister 17.80 Carol Morris 7 53478 Barbarossa Boy 17.74 Brian Goldsack 5 56447 Token Vikkers 17.75 Nathan Udy 3 23827 Cheeseball nwtd Lisa Cole Race 12: ARTICULATOR, CHEESE AND CHALK, IDOL DUKE 8 81634 Sahara Pippa 17.96 Marcie Flipp 6 18846 Bigtime Kate nwtd G & S Fredrickson 10 58848 Dynamite Danger 17.69 G & S Fredrickson 4 63221 Miss Potential 17.47 G & S Fredrickson EMERGENCIES: 7 43364 Lucy Lingers 18.02 John McInerney 3 Wanganui Toyota 5.56 9 55868 Arthur’s Crown 17.76 Richard Waite 8 28854 Big League Diva 17.70 G & S Fredrickson 5 12846 Criminal Justice 17.77 Melissa Olden 10 61s87 Pretty Belinda 17.99 Wendy Kite EMERGENCIES: 6 86372 Allegro Lexxi 17.63 Lisa Cole $2860, C1/2, 520m 9 61s87 Pretty Belinda 17.99 Wendy Kite 7 42177 So Severe 17.71 Carol Morris 1 67841 My Khloe 30.40 Marcie Flipp 6 Adept Accountants 7.22 10 28788 Shamrock Green 17.85 Brian Goldsack 8 34186 Funzalo 17.61 Bill Hodgson 2 47711 Cavatate 30.55 J & D Bell $1685, C2, 305m EMERGENCIES: 9 Palamountain’s Sci. Nutrition 8.47 9 86858 Bigtime Bremner 17.48 Lisa Cole 3 23513 Cossie Cooper 30.35 Melissa Olden 1 82688 Bigtime On Track 17.68 Fred Kite 4 36867 Big Time Dynasty 30.37 Lisa Cole 2 76454 Born Quick 17.65 Marcie Flipp $2860, C5, 305m 10 87778 Big Time Tina 17.63 Lisa Cole 5 43481 Young Dumb Broke 30.57 Melissa Olden 3 85578 Chilli Ragnar 17.84 Nathan Udy 1 33344 Big Time Pluto 17.53 Lisa Cole 6 s8157 Ester 31.04 Nathan Udy 4 27381 Elsa Blueblood 17.97 John McInerney 2 15262 Big Time Fairy 17.49 Lisa Cole 12 See You @ Hatrick Next Week 10.01 7 24245 Bigtime Bailey 30.49 Lisa Cole 5 6F561 Bigtime Sheer 17.58 Lisa Cole 3 57721 Big Time Flash 17.60 G & S Fredrickson $2390, C4, 305m 8 23322 Big Time Odette 30.32 Lisa Cole 6 38771 Choice Sister 17.99 Carol Morris 4 61631 Allegro Curtis 17.54 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 7 81553 Wifi Bolt 17.77 G & S Fredrickson 5 35112 Trojan Hoarse 17.28 Lisa Cole 1 48721 Cheese And Chalk 17.60 Lisa Cole 1 Welcome To Hatrick 5.06 9 75745 Big Time Spot 30.82 Lisa Cole 8 33132 Uno Eleven 17.75 Nathan Udy 6 41377 Big Time Jonie 17.52 Lisa Cole 2 25326 Harpoon Harry 17.83 Maree Gowan $2505, C1, final, 520m 10 44856 Dapper Rapper 30.32 Brian Marsh EMERGENCIES: 7 86121 Sir Duggie 17.18 Lisa Cole 3 78533 Articulator 17.79 Bill Hodgson 4 56252 Idol Duke 17.63 Marcie Flipp 1 76456 Stormy Jay 30.51 Wendy Kite 4 Hatrick Supporter’s Club 6.26 9 28788 Shamrock Green 17.85 Brian Goldsack 8 53614 Big Time Chance 17.58 Lisa Cole 2 55853 Bigtime Diesel 31.16 G & S Fredrickson 10 55868 Arthur’s Crown 17.76 Richard Waite EMERGENCIES: 5 36288 Bees And Birds 17.68 Lisa Cole 3 56735 Slam It 31.26 John McInerney $2035, C3, 305m 9 24636 Big Time Gwyn 17.59 Lisa Cole 6 21117 Sedgebrook Sally 17.78 Fred Kite 7 Accell Canine Therapy 7. 4 8 10 14833 Big Time Kevin 17.58 Lisa Cole 4 57784 Eye Kno 30.49 W Woods 1 25358 Double What 17.93 J & D Bell 7 57483 Bigtime Leo 17.75 Peter Clark 5 7478s Marley Farley 31.16 Ross & Voyce 2 23114 Waterloo Pink 17.77 Wendy Kite $4735, C5, 520m 10 Kernow Construction 9.17 8 21164 Big Time Lebron 17.62 Lisa Cole 6 54355 Bigtime Ava 30.70 Peter Clark 3 57876 Sedgebrook Lover 17.69 Fred Kite 1 21677 Bigtime Archie 30.49 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 7 44677 Opawa Lara nwtd Nathan Udy 4 72322 Giraffe Club 17.70 Lisa Cole 2 57126 Big Time Maple 30.15 Lisa Cole $3325, C2/3, 520m 9 75828 Bigtime Stella 17.42 Lisa Cole 8 52468 Sedgebrook Comet nwtd Fred Kite 5 Fs615 Idol Fancy Pants 17.77 Marcie Flipp 3 65124 Big Time Vegas nwtd Lisa Cole 1 6s522 Fifi 30.19 John McArthur 10 87778 Big Time Tina 17.63 Lisa Cole

Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020 SPORT 25 Possible league clincher to Australian supporters allowed be played at Goodison Park to watch in limited numbers FOOTBALL gathering for the Goodison Park clash. “We fully understand the importance RUGBY LEAGUE/AFL their 38 suites and four function rooms, split evenly LIVERPOOL — Liverpool could clinch of lockdown as a measure to control between the stadium and home club. their first league title in 30 years at the Covid-19 and would encourage fans to SYDNEY — The NRL’s grand reopening to Most clubs are expected to join Manly and home of their closest rivals after it was stay away from any stadium and avoid spectators will include a limited capacity of just Souths in welcoming some fans to home games confirmed yesterday that the upcoming congregating in numbers,” they said in a under 200 people in corporate boxes at Central this weekend. Given the small capacity at Merseyside derby can take place at statement. Coast Stadium tonight. Campbelltown, the Dragons and Tigers will only Everton’s Goodison Park stadium. Meanwhile, Everton manager Carlo Fans and sponsors will be welcomed back to have sponsors. Everton will resume their season on Ancelotti and some of the first-team grounds this weekend in heavily reduced numbers, Corporates, meanwhile, will not attend the June 21 with the local derby against squad have joined senior club officials with entrance limited to one person per four square Warriors’ “home” clash with North Queensland table-topping Liverpool — a match in in accepting wage deferrals during the metres in corporate boxes. in Gosford, but the club are hoping to organise which Jurgen Klopp’s side could seal coronavirus shutdown, chief executive Clubs are still determining how they will decide something for their Australia-based members and football’s English Premier League title Denise Barrett-Baxendale has announced. who will be let in, with South Sydney the first to sponsors next time. should Manchester City lose to Arsenal In an email being sent to Everton fans, open a ballot to admit some members for this In Melbourne, the select group of AFL fans lucky on June 17. Barrett-Baxendale said Ancelotti and his weekend. enough to secure a golden ticket to Saturday night’s Despite concerns that supporters backroom staff had taken voluntary cuts Under the rules, around 180 spectators will be Showdown between Port Adelaide and Adelaide might be tempted to attend the venue and deferrals of up to 30 percent of their allowed into each of the three games on the Central have been warned that any scalping will see them in contravention of the UK’s coronavirus salaries from the start of the crisis in Coast, beginning with Manly and Brisbane tonight. regulations, the club yesterday announced stripped of membership. mid-March. The Sea Eagles will split their numbers between The South Australian government has ruled that the game would take place behind Some first-team players have agreed long-term members and corporate partners, with closed doors. their own voluntary deferrals, some of that 2000 fans can watch from the Adelaide Oval “The decision to play the game at the around 80 of each to be invited. stands in accordance with social distancing, with an which go as high as 50 percent of their A small number of spots will also be designated club’s home stadium was made today by pay packets for the next three months. additional 240 corporate supporters in private rooms. the local Ground Safety Advisory Group Barrett-Baxendale wrote: “Everyone for away clubs. Of the regular tickets, 1475 have been allocated following positive discussions between the taking reductions and deferrals has The figure for the two games at Campbelltown to Port Adelaide members, 475 to Adelaide club, Liverpool City Council, Merseyside volunteered to do so and — on behalf this weekend is far smaller, capped at just 120. members and 50 to Adelaide Oval members, Police, The Everton Fans’ Forum, The Blue of the board and, I am sure, every All spectators will be confined to the eastern side following negotiations between the clubs. Union, Liverpool Football Club and Spirit Evertonian — I would like to express of the ground, where Wests Tigers will honour the Port Adelaide chief executive Keith Thomas said of Shankly,” Everton said in a statement. my sincere thanks to every single one of late Arthur Summons in their clash with Canberra. harsh penalties awaited anyone who looked to With the prospect of Liverpool clinching them for demonstrating such integrity The Bankwest Stadium corporates will be a little on-sell or scalp their tickets. their first English top-flight title since and honour in helping the Everton family busier. “I’ll send a note out saying if any of that occurs, 1990, the Reds asked supporters to resist through this challenging time.” — PA It is believed about 650 will be allowed to enter you’ll lose your membership,” he said. — AAP THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Friday, June 12, 2020

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6 Woodman; 11 Ring-master; FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. (8) 17. Crown (6) FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. 13 Evermore; 14 Breadth; 16 21. Disquiet (10) 18. Jupiter (4) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. Amends; 17 Score; 20 Fact. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 22. Job (4) 20. Repose (4) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. 26 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 11, 2020

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player and greenkeeper Pete Tamatea THE quarterfinals of the Te Kanawa Patumaka on the 14th, his immaculate decrease in run on the course, net 68 Electrinet Park defeated Wally Whangapirita and Cup and Fletcher Cup subsidiary putting a feature of the victory. was the best competition score on Steve Phillips on the 18th — Reedy men’s pairs are on SUNDAY. The draw It kicked off an excellent weekend Sunday. THREE father-son combos remain slotting a 20-footer from off the green is — Te Kanawa Cup, No.1 tee, 9am: for Rolls, who partnered father Steve That effort came from Mike de in the hunt for Te Kanawa Cup glory for birdie to seal the deal. A Reedy/P Tamatea v C Nepe/J Collier. to a win in a Te Kanawa Cup men’s Luze, who won the junior division and after a busy weekend of men’s pairs There was no “Boyle-over” in the 9.07: B Cox/J Glassford v D Boyle/Z pairs round 2 match at Gisborne Park had a two. handicap matchplay. match between the second and 18th Boyle. 9.14: G Williams/A Williams v the next day. Lyall Anania’s 78-7-71 was good Of the five father-son pairs among seeds — No.2-ranked Danny and winner of D Craven/G McKinnon v D Others to advance in the enough to win the senior men’s net the 21 qualifiers, two were ousted. Zane Boyle comfortably accounting Harrison/T Teneti. 9.21: S Rolls/Z Rolls v intermediate division of the club while Denise Johnston posted 73 to Cliff Nepe and John Collier ended for brothers Selwyn and Quentin R Moore/D Rameka. champs were John van Helden, Gray top the women’s competition. the hopes of Geoff and Tamanui Hill Peneha 4 and 3. Fletcher Cup, No.1 tee, 9.28am: Clapham, Cliff Poole, Toby Williams SUNDAY — Men’s net, senior in a sudden-death playoff round 2 By far the oldest combo left, Barry R Grace/T Pointon v R McGann/B and Mike Dodgshun. division: L Anania 71, E Brown jr 72, T match on Sunday. Cox and Jack Glassford, knocked out Lumsden-Nicholls. 9.36: A Pahina/S Dave Mettrick and Mark Stewart Green 73, R Hindmarsh 73. Fourth qualifiers Anthony and Tony File and Tom Reynolds to set up Pahina v losers of D Craven/ G will duke it out for the Reynolds Cup Junior division: M de Luze 68, M Shaun Pahina were also round 2 a quarterfinal with the Boyles. McKinnon v D Harrison/T Teneti. 9.43: S men’s matchplay honours. Weaver 71, B Wallace 72, R Pardoe 72. casualties, beaten on the 18th by Jack will be out to deny them a Te Peneha/Q Peneha v T File/T Reynolds. The Reynolds and associated Women’s net: D Johnston 73, H 20th-seeded Glynn and Alan Williams. K Cup-winning feat he achieved with 9.50: G Hill/T Hill v S Phillips/W trophies were interrupted by the Pomana 78. The Williamses were among 10 his father — the late Boo Glassford — Whangapirita. Covid-19 pandemic. Twos: A Higham, E Brown jr, T pairs who had round 1 matches on many moons ago. One of the trophies has been Akroyd, C Beattie, M de Luze. Saturday. They beat Paul Wellard and Nepe/Collier avenged last year’s COMING UP: SUNDAY, Te Kanawa decided, with Vance Richardson Jackpot: C Beattie. Rob Taylor to set up a father-son duel loss to Bo Huhu and Pete Koorey in Cup and Fletcher Cup men’s pairs claiming the Willock Cup from Alan Eagle: H Brown. with the Pahina men. round 1 on Saturday. They backed quarterfinals. Baldwin. FRIDAY — Meat pack nine-hole Top seeds Steve and Zach Rolls that up on Sunday against the Hills, Cliff Poole will meet either Basil stableford, senior division: Sel Peneha advanced to the quarterfinals with a although needed three extra holes in Poverty Bay Payne or Jim McGregor in the Low 21, B McKenzie 19, M de Luze 19, D 2 and 1 win over Ray Grace and Terry a pressure-cooker clash. Bros Cup final while Andy Hayward Russell 18, R Pardoe 16. Pointon — teenager Zach continuing Their reward was a Sunday GAY Young (15-handicap) and Vicki faces Mike Dodgshun in the Lunken Junior: D Somerton 21, J Graham 21, the form he showed in a junior men’s quarterfinal clash with Reedy and Fraser (28) are the 2020 Kahlenberg Cup decider. P Jex-Blake 20, I Tietjen 18, J Brodie 18. club championship match at Poverty Tamatea. Cup women’s pairs champions after The focus for men shifts to the Bay the day before. The eighth quarterfinalists are yet a nail-biting extra-hole final against Gisborne Motors Barns-Graham Cup Tolaga Bay The “Rolls Royces” next face to be found. Derek Craven and Glen Leigh Fletcher (30) and Peri Gayford pairs for the next several weeks. Rod Moore and Dave Rameka, who McKinnon will battle Dave Harrison (22) yesterday. Qualifying for the prestigious HAULS of 41 points from Mickey charged home against Roger McGann and Tom Teneti this Saturday for that Young, after putting her third shot trophy is on Saturday. As of Grant and Bruce Yates headed the and Brian Lumsden-Nicholls. slot and a match against the Williams through the back of the par-5 first yesterday, 38 pairs had entered. The stableford competition on Sunday. Moore and Rameka trailed 3-down combination. extra hole, chipped on, then sank a top 32 qualify for the cup. SUNDAY — Stableford: M Grant 41, after 13 holes but won the next four. SATURDAY — Men’s net: D Rameka 9-foot putt for par to seal the victory. WEDNESDAY — Kahlenberg Cup B Yates 41, R Pomana 40, S Kemp 36, and Moore sealed the win by putting 72, R Moore 73. There was little between the pairs women’s pairs final: G Young/V Fraser A Hale 35. his second shot near-stiff on the 18th Twos: B Reynolds, H Schreiber. throughout the handicap match, def L Fletcher/P Gayford on 19th. for birdie. WEDNESDAY (June 3) — Women’s which was all-square at the nine-hole Semifinals (Monday): L Fletcher/P COMING UP: SUNDAY, four-ball Anaru Reedy showed why he is on midweek stableford: L Brown 36. halfway point. Gayford def J Utting/F Pell, G Young/V best-ball matchplay, round 2. a +3 handicap. The first-season Park Twos: J Foot, J Muir. For Young, it was a fifth Kahlenberg Fraser def S Spence/C Skuse. Cup title dating back to 2001. Kahlenberg Plate final: S Kemp/B Fraser earned her second Whyte def V Bell/J Tietjen. Junior crossword 1615 Kahlenberg crown 20 years after her Semifinals: S Kemp/B Whyte def P HIRIA McClutchie and Mark Higham first. Zame/V Harnett, V Bell/J Tietjen def J wore winning smiles in Sunday club 1234 In the semifinals, Young and Fraser MacKinnon/L Shepherd. competitions. beat Sally Spence and Colleen Skuse Women’s stableford: D Sherratt 35, F McClutchie won the women’s while Fletcher and Gayford ousted Allen 34, T Lewis 32 on c/b. net with 1190-28-72 while Higham’s 5 6 Jan Utting and Fay Pell. Twos: A Gemmell. 6-over 72, including three birdies, for Sue Kemp and Birgitt Whyte 9-holers’ 3-club net: J Ngarimu 40. 37 points won the men’s stableford. 7 8 defeated Pauline Zame and Verna MONDAY — Juliet Rickard 9-holers’ SUNDAY — President’s competition, Harnett in the Kahlenberg Plate final. matchplay semifinals: S Armstrong def R LGU and putting, net: H McClutchie 110- Teenager Ellen Ball bettered her Dymock, C MacDonald def A Sutton. 28-72, G Roberts 91-14-77, I Ngarimu personal best round at the Awapuni Women’s stableford: K Shaw 35. 104-26-78. Links three times in three days. Ball Twos: V Fletcher. Putting: G Roberts 32, I Ngarimu 33, shot 4-over 78 on Friday, followed SUNDAY — Men’s stableford, division D Goldsmith 36. 9 10 it up on Saturday with 78, then 1: A Hayward 39, M Norman 37, T Men’s stableford: M Higham 37, H improved it again on Sunday with 76. Donovan 37, P Stewart 36, D Patumaka Rasmussen 36, J Puha 34, J Miratana 35. 33, B Clark 33, N Dewes 33, G 11 TENE Goldsmith won his first and Division 2: M Karalus 38, C Simpson Summersby 32. only Poverty Bay senior men’s club 36, D Hall 35. Twos: P Ngarimu. 12 13 14 15 championship title in 2010 at the age Twos: T Donovan, P Stewart, A White, of 63. A Kirkpatrick. Ten years later “Goldie” negotiated SATURDAY — Men’s stableford, 16 the first hurdle in his quest for a division 1: J van Helden 39, T Needham LARRY Green and Marg Tuapawa second on Saturday. 36, A Kirkpatrick 35. enjoyed success over both days of Goldsmith outgunned Mark Division 2: D Williams 35, B Simpson the golfing weekend. 17 18 Jefferson 6 and 5 to advance to the 34. Green won the men’s gross while quarterfinals. THURSDAY (June 4) — Men’s Tuapawa won the women’s net in the There he faces the daunting stableford, division 1: T Sweeney 38, D club open competition on Saturday. prospect of top seed and six-time Griffin 36, T Williams 35. The pair joined forces with Val senior champion Andrew Higham, Division 2: B Allen 36, P Graham 35, Grace the next day to win the 19 who needed only 11 holes to dispose B Clarke 35, M Mulrooney 33. ambrose stableford with 43 points of Don Griffin. Twos: M Mulrooney, G Morley, B on countback from Ike Ruru, Percy In other Saturday matches, third Clarke. Milner and Audrey Tamanui-Nunn. seed Pete Anderson put away Brad SUNDAY — Ambrose stableford: L Across Down Morgan 5 and 4 while George Brown COMING UP: THURSDAY TO Green/V Grace/M Tuapawa 43 from I 1. 1. knocked out Glenn Morley 5 and 4. SATURDAY, September 24 to 26, Ruru/P Milner/A Tamanui-Nunn 43, U Likely to be true (8) Write on this (5) Second seed Peter Kerekere Emerre and Hathaway Poverty Bay Chambers/K Tamanui/T Smith 39. 7. Opposite of full (5) 2. Life-giving gas (6) beat Vance Richardson 4 and 3 on Open, limited to first 112 paid entries, SATURDAY — Club open 8. 3. Sunday and Neil Mackie pipped Andy entry details available on Awapuni competition, men’s division, gross: L Keep your money in this (5) Mountains (4) Abrahams 1-up earlier this week. Links Facebook page (scroll down Green 83, U Chambers 93. 9. Vegetable patch (6) 4. Big (5) Already in the last eight are to May 30 PDF post) or gisbornegolf. Net: T Ruru 74, K Tamanui 75. 10. Stitched (4) 5. Someone next door (9) Thomas Donovan and Alex co.nz website or contact pro shop Stableford: T Brown 32, I Ruru 26. 12. 6. Kirkpatrick. 867-4402. Women’s division, net: M Tuapawa Put this on a ish hook (4) A weekday (9) Intermediate top qualifier Andy 73. 14. Checks weight of (6) 11. Write with this (6) Hayward cruised into the last eight Stableford: A Tamanui-Nunn 32. 17. 13. with a 14th-hole dismantling of Don Approaches: T Brown, I Ruru, V Below (5) Where Indians live (5) Wright. THE new handicap system and the Grace. 18. A punctuation mark (5) 15. Play these for fun (5) The Central School principal, advent of winter are likely reasons for Best second shots: T Ruru, S Te Rito, 19. These turn into frogs (8) 16. Journey (4) however, will be wary of his next modest weekend scoring at the ’Tahi E Wynyard. opponent, 15-year-old Zach Rolls. over the weekend. Twos: A Tamanui-Nunn, T Brown. The rising left-handed talent With most players’ handicaps won five holes on the trot to finish having reduced under the World COMING UP: SUNDAY, pairs his Saturday match with Darren Handicap System and a decided competition, 11.30am tee-off.

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RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf three pre-lockdown training in the past 15 years. Those sessions for Reedy to decide on finals are well-remembered, HIKURANGI rugby club has openside flanker Tanetoa Parata from skipper Johnny Martin’s a 101-year history and a great as captain for his maturity, retirement game in 2006, to reputation. initiative and the way in which the game against the ultimate And fans of “The Maunga” other players responded to him. underdogs Hicks Bay in 2014, should know that former captain Others to impress have to their last championship, an George Reedy is head coach of included front-row forwards 18-16 victory over Uawa at home the side in 2020. Tahu Walker, Maui Baker and in 2016. “Many of our older people Putahi Morice. Hikurangi’s last final win at are delighted to see the boys Walker started at loosehead what was then home, Whakarua out there and how they’ve prop last season, Baker has the Park in Ruatoria, was the 26-11 come together after lockdown ability to play there or at hooker, result in 2014; they last appeared . . . rugby’s still everything on while Morice at tighthead prop in a final three years ago. TVC the Coast, they love it,” said is a quality anchor. were crowned champions that Reedy, a Ngati Porou East Karauria Keelan is seen by day, having beaten Hikurangi Coast representative at hooker Reedy as a potential threat at 24-21 in extra time. between 1970 and 1984. He second five-eighth or centre. He In 2019, Hikurangi returned returned to Ruatoria from Te is superb value anywhere on the to the historic and spiritual Puke last year, having lived in park. home of their rugby, Kahuitara. the Bay of Plenty since 1989. In Week 5 last year, Keelan’s TVC, having drawn with Reedy doesn’t want flashy hard tackling and outstanding Hikurangi twice in round-robin rugby. He debuted as a 19-year- support play earned him play, ended their season 12-5 at old under legendary Maunga recognition as Hikurangi’s MVP Cape Runaway. loosehead prop Roger Haua and (most valuable player) in the It was The Maunga’s 18th did battle with such titans as 12-all draw with Tihirau Victory straight top-four showing, and it Bidois Raroa and Puke Manuel. Club at Cape Runaway. should surprise no one that for Reedy, having been player- It was the grit of Keelan and former coach Doone Harrison, coach of Hikurangi and now in like minds that helped The the highlight of the campaign his second stint as non-playing Maunga go close to unseating was the “huge growth and coach, said: “When you talk to TVC at Te Kura Mana Maori development” of their up-and- our boys now about those times o Whangaparaoa, two weeks coming players, Baker and — the 60s and the like — you after a tough first-round loss to Morice being two of the five he can see the admiration in their defending champions Uawa in mentioned in the immediate eyes. They’ve told me, ‘You Tolaga Bay. aftermath. fellows set a high standard for Hikurangi have won the Harrison is a smart cookie. He us in that jersey’.” Rangiora Keelan Memorial knew that good judges would TEAM LEADER: Openside flanker Tanetoa Parata will captain Players in the current Shield, symbol of East Coast know better than to take their Hikurangi in the East Coast club rugby competition this year. generation are keen. It took only club rugby supremacy, five times eyes off Hikurangi. File picture by Paul Rickard Start your journey to success eit.ac.nz | 0800 22 55 348 Fit study around your work, home and whanau - achieve a qualiication in only a few months. 30782-04 11 Jun, 2020 MIDNIGHT TONIGHT GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Friday Saturday R Jun 12 Jun 13 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Tauranga 3 18 0.5 Hicks Bay 3 18 Te Puke 35 22

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NETBALL by Murray Robertson THE Gisborne netball fraternity have welcomed with open arms the shift down to Covid-19 Alert Level 1 as they prepare for a start to senior netball on June 20. Centre manager Allisa Hall said Level 1 had arrived at a good time. “It’s going to make it easier for us to deliver our season now.” The switch to the lowest alert level means no restrictions on gathering size, and that means Victoria Domain on a Saturday can be as packed as usual. Most senior netball teams have started training. “Now, under Level 1, they won’t be required to submit contact logs to us for each training session, which will make their preparations easier,” Hall said. Tanya Owen, coach of defending premiers Taste One High School Old Girls, said her girls were all excited to be about to play again. “Everyone’s pumped about it,” she said. “During Level 4 it was hard to stay connected. But in Level 2 we started training and so we have been together for about a fortnight now. “Everyone’s looking great. “They cannot wait for play to start.” YMP Sunshine Brewing coach Ingrid Brown echoed those comments. “The girls are ready to go again for the season,” she said. “It will be good for our squad — and everyone who loves netball — to get out on the courts again. “The girls have only just started training, so it’s hard to gauge fitness levels at this point. But I think the majority self-managed their fitness during the enforced break. What we need is court time to bring it all together, and the girls are excited that’s about to happen.” Hall said the switch to Level 1 had enabled the centre to adjust its senior competition programme. “Because we’ve gone to Level 1 before we’ve started our season, we will adjust the senior competition to allow for semifinals and finals on September 19 and 26.” Netball commentator Sherrill Beale said everyone was excited to get back playing and get the competition under way. “We have come out of the Covid crisis and everyone’s all keen to get back together as a netball family. “The younger ones will be excited, too, though they have to wait a little bit longer to get out on the courts.” Secondary and intermediate netball begins on the first Saturday (July 25) after the start of Term 3. “Level 1 has reduced any stress around running a competition, because it can operate without restrictions,” Beale said. “We’ve reached the light at the end of the tunnel and we’re about to go out in the sunshine again.”

PRESSURE PLAY: High School Old Girls wing defence Kelly Swann-Ferris gathers the ball under pressure from Gisborne Girls’ High School wing attack Aarika-Rahera Ruru in Gisborne premier netball last season. Senior netball starts in Gisborne on June 20. File picture by Paul Rickard

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