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MAYORS WARY OF COVID-19 PAGES 3, 7, 13 THREE WATERS BORDER WORKERS FINED VICTORIA TRAVEL BUBBLE ON HOLD TRIGGER-HAPPY CRIMINALS FIFTH LOCKDOWN FOR MELBOURNE PAGE 6 PAGE 3 ON THE RISE GLOBAL RISE IN DEATHS, CASES ‘We’ve had enough’ Hundreds turn out for farmers’ Howl of a Protest by Murray Robertson and cities across the country. the cost of a new ute by up to $5000 and They’re a bunch of ideologists who haven’t Traffic was brought to a standstill at we think that’s completely unacceptable.” got an ounce of common sense in their THE Howl of a Protest hit Gisborne’s intersections along Gladstone Road. But the protest parade was about more heads.” main road from Showgrounds Park to Police were out in force to keep an eye than utes, they said. Mr Reynolds said it was “great to see Grey Street this morning as farmers on traffic. “Essentially farmers are being farmers doing something when they’re joined nationwide action at Government The Groundswell NZ group orchestrated strangled by bureaucracy and unworkable angry”. plans to hike ute costs to subsidise electric the nationwide event. regulations, and they’re Mr Kirkpatrick said he was there to vehicles (EVs). Farmers are up in arms fed up, like other people “support the cause”. Hundreds of people in more than 350 over what they see as the I’ve had a gutsful are, with increasing “I’m not really angry but I’m not happy, vehicles — ranging from utes to tractors Government’s “avalanche ‘ government interference in and like a lot of the farmers here, I’ve had to harvesting machines — joined the of unreasonable, of the Government. their lives and businesses. enough.” protest parade. unworkable and They’re a bunch “The Government has a Also among the participants was Jenny Other ute owners, such as tradies, unjustifiable regulations”, ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach Williams, who described the protest action were also part of it as a large procession not just the ute price hike. of ideologists who to issues like freshwater as “fantastic”. stretched along Gladstone Road. Motu couple Neil haven’t got an ounce management and farmers “It shows how the decisions of this Such was the numbers, it took around and Esther Henderson of common sense in are simply being ignored.” government are affecting farmers and 30 minutes for all of the vehicles and organised the protest rally their heads The Hendersons said tradies.” machinery to leave Showgrounds Park in Gisborne. ’ the “avalanche” of new Mrs Henderson said the turnout had from 11am. “The Government’s — Dave Devine regulations was putting “blown us away.” The protest was not limited to the road. putting forward incredible stress on “This is absolutely beyond expectations.” A topdressing aircraft and helicopter unworkable regulations members of the farming accompanied the parade in the air. and unjustified costs community. Participants carried placards with around the purchase of utility vehicles,” Among the Gisborne contingent were STRENGTH IN NUMBERS: Hundreds of messages such as “If you ate today, thank the couple said. Charlie Reynolds, Dave Devine and All people in a variety of vehicles converged a farmer” and “EVs are helping to use one The extra costs come in from January Blacks great Ian Kirkpatrick. at Showgrounds Park this morning for the million tonnes of imported coal”. next year to raise money to subsidise the Mr Devine summed up frustrations that Howl of a Protest down the main road as The Gisborne protest was one of more purchase of electric vehicles. had built up in farmers. farmers vented their frustrations at the than 50 demonstrations held in towns “What they are proposing will bump up “I’ve had a gutsful of the Government. Government. Picture by Paul Rickard

GISBORNE RUATORIA WAIROA Local News ...... 1-5 Business ...... 11 Racing ...... 18-19 Television ...... 23 Births & Deaths ...4 Opinion ...... 12 Literature ...... 20 Sport ...... 24-28 9 771170 043005 TOMORROW National ...... 6-10 World...... 13, 16-17 Classifieds ...... 22 Weather ...... 27 > 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 OSCAR HOLIDAY FUN WITH HOSEA

FUTURE BLACK FERN? Manaia Mato-Akena shows Ngati Porou East Coast coach and former All Black Hosea Gear her halfback skills at the YMCA’s OSCAR (Out of School Care and Recreation) winter holiday programme at the former Riverside Bowling Club yesterday. The two-week programme features all sorts of events for nippers (five-to-seven-year-olds), juniors (eight to 10) and seniors (11to 13) — team building activities, movies at the Odeon Multiplex, darts, a Master Chef competition, trampolining, rugby, arts and crafts and gymnastics, and ends next week with a “Party Day” on Thursday and Pyjama Jammy Day on Friday. All pictures by Paul Rickard

HEADS UP: Rauru Bristowe has his own style when it comes to carrying the ball. IN TOP GEAR: Lyukas Padihla puts the afterburners on under the watchful eye of former All Black winger Commonwealth Games sevens gold medallist Hosea Gear, who played 14 tests between 2008 and CANT TOUCH THIS: Katie J Munroe tries to avoid Maz Truuts (right) but cannot get away from 2012, scoring six tries. Dayshan Delamere (left) in a game of touch at the YMCA’s Oscar programme. LOOKING AHEAD Get your TOMORROW BEING THE FOCUS ON THE LAND Gisborne Herald • Beef and Lamb NZ’s sheepmeat and beef home-delivered CHANGE levy referendum provides “overwhelming” continued support for the organisation’s work. • Prices and comment from the weekly sheep sale at Matawhero today — about 1000 head on offer. • A new direction for strong wool in as Wools of NZ and Flooring Xtra do a deal over carpets. TOMORROW The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: Jack Malcolm/John Gillies To fi nd out more call 869 0620 e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 NEWS 3 Rural communities vaccine roll-out starts July 21

TURANGA Health is taking the approximately 30 minutes, including starts on Wednesday, July 21, and To ensure everybody has the on Wednesday and Thursday, then Covid vaccine to the western rural the 20-minute observation period runs from 11am to 7pm on each of opportunity to be vaccinated Matawai Hall on July 27-28 from communities of the Gisborne with a cup of tea/coffee and cake. the vaccination days. Turanga Health will provide 11am-7pm. district next week. “The process is simple. There is “The plan is to operate two days transport for those who need help The venues and dates after that “The initiative will save our rural no need to ring for an appointment. in each locality, then circulate back to make their appointments, he said. are — Te Karaka Hall, July 30-31; residents from having to come to Just turn up at the venue” he said. to the first venue,” Mr Ropiha said. “A van will pick you up from Waihirere, August 3-4; Manutuke town twice to receive their Covid Vaccination centres will be “This process will continue your home in the rural township August 6-7; Patutahi, August 10-11; vaccination,” Turanga Health chief at Muriwai Hall, Ohako Marae, until everybody has had their first or on your farm and transport and Muriwai, August 13-14. executive Reweti Ropiha said. Pakowhai Marae, Waihirere Marae, vaccine. you back after you have had your “We are planning a team Te Karaka Hall, Mangatu Marae and “The process will then be vaccination.” ■ For further information contact approach, with certified vaccinators, Matawai Hall. repeated from the beginning three The roll-out starts in Whatatutu Dallas Poi at Turanga Health on along with a process that will take The Covid vaccination exercise weeks later for the second vaccine.” at Mangatu Marae from 11am-7pm (06) 869-0457. Not guilty verdict on GBH charges

A JURY took just under an hour yesterday to find an East Coast man not guilty of causing ‘WE WILL ONLY SETTLE FOR WHAT IS BEST FOR grievous bodily harm to a TAIRAWHITI AND OUR COMMUNITY’: Gisborne Mayor Rehette fellow seaweed harvester while Stoltz has welcomed the Three Waters funding announcment fighting over turf rights. but says there is work to be done to understand the details and David Frederick Donnelly, potential financial implications. Picture by Liam Clayton 59, was on trial this week in Gisborne District Court on two alternatively-laid charges — that he either intentionally or recklessly caused grievous bodily harm to Leslie Ahuriri, also 59. Cautious reaction to The charges arose out of a physical altercation between the two men, which lasted about five minutes, at the Waima boat ramp at about Three Waters funding 9.30pm on Friday, July 26, 2019. Mr Ahuriri’s eye was so badly by Alice Angeloni “That’s all they had to do, rather than try water reforms, Gisborne and Wairoa injured, it had to be surgically to take our three waters away from us. ratepayers will be paying $8700 annually removed two months later. “A BIG carrot with fish hooks”. “We should be celebrating, yes, Wairoa for water infrastructure in 2051, but only Donnelly accepted he must That was Wairoa mayor Craig Little’s should be better off, but the problem is $1260 with the proposed reforms. have caused the injury during reaction to the Government’s $2.5 billion if they carry on doing these reforms, will Prime Minister said the the fight but denied knowingly package to support local government there be a Wairoa there? package would ensure that “no council is doing so and said he was “transition” through major reforms to “Is this on the journey to amalgamating worse off” as a result of the reform, with acting in self-defence. drinking water, wastewater and stormwater councils? That’s our concern.” $500m set aside to provide certainty for He was represented by services. Mayor Rehette Stoltz welcomed the local authorities that they will be supported counsel Vicki Thorpe (assisted Local Government announcement but said she was “cautious” through the transition process”. by counsel Alison Bendall). Minister about the funds set aside to support “We also want to acknowledge the and Prime Minister Crown prosecutor Michael Tairawhiti. significant change that the shift in these Jacinda Ardern announced Gisborne District Council managed assets means for council balance sheets. Blaschke contended Donnelly’s the funding at the about $300m of water infrastructure and So the remainder of the package seeks to actions were deliberate, at the Local Government NZ had committed more than $20m a year to ensure councils are better off despite this least reckless. conference in Blenheim improve and maintain the district’s systems change to their asset base. Donnelly could not claim yesterday. for the next three years, she said. “To do this we have set aside self-defence because the force The package earmarks But the council had more work to do to $2 billion for councils to invest in the future he must have used to inflict $28.8m for Gisborne and understand the details of the announcement for local government, urban development such an injury could only $18.7m for Wairoa. and the potential financial implications of and the wellbeing of their communities,” have been unreasonable and The Government’s proposed reforms the proposal. she said. excessive in the circumstances, will see management for the country’s 67 “While a decision has yet to be made Local Government Minister Nanaia Mr Blaschke said. councils’ stormwater, drinking water and whether the reforms will go ahead, the Mahuta said that central and local In evidence earlier, the jury wastewater — the “Three Waters” - move council wants to ensure that any proposal government had similar goals and it was into the hands of four regional entities that is put forward is in the best interests important that the two tiers of government heard Donnelly, a Waipiro which will operate from July 1, 2024. of the people of Tairawhiti, including our approached these challenges together. Bay resident, was harvesting Mayor Little said he had “no doubt” iwi partners. “New Zealand’s water system is one of the seaweed at Waima when Mr the funding for Wairoa would come with “We look forward to working with the country’s most significant infrastructure Ahuriri, a Tokomaru Bay man conditions. Government, our wider community and sectors, touching every aspect of our lives. employed by the same seaweed “The reaction is, hey, we should be our iwi partners to ensure that any future Our communities will need to invest harvesting company, arrived to celebrating, but what are the fish hooks? announcements and investment meets $120-$185 billion over the next 30 years “confront” him. What do we have to do to use this money?” our needs and the overall water reform to maintain, replace and upgrade ageing Mr Ahuriri had a The Government said councils would be objectives. assets and to provide for growth,” Ms longstanding objection to able to use the funding to support the Three “We will only settle for what is best for Mahuta said. Donnelly harvesting at Waima Waters service reform and focus on other Tairawhiti and our community.” “We acknowledge the significant and wrongly believed he was local wellbeing outcomes associated with The proposal groups Wairoa and Gisborne pressures that all councils are facing with not permitted to do so. climate change, housing, urban design and district councils into a water entity that considerable change on the way. The water community wellbeing. runs the length of the North Island’s east reforms have provided an opportunity for The trial was presided over Mayor Little said the funding was “huge” coast to and includes the top of Government and local councils to work by Judge Turitea Bolstad. and was what his council had needed all the South Island. together to ensure the reforms are fit for along to deliver water infrastructure. The Government claims that without purpose.” 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021

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HACCHE, Saidie Hekia (Nan). — Passed peacefully, surrounded by family, on the 14th of July 2021, aged 87 years. Daughter of the late David and Kiri Johnson. Loved wife of the late Dave Hacche. Treasured Mum to Kim and Col Hicks, and Darren and Angela Hacche (Wellington). Loved Nan to Jose, Johnny, Connor and Aidan. Great-Nan Nan to Lola and Koa. Saidie’s funeral will be held at Evans Chapel, Ormond Road at 1.30pm, Saturday 17th July, followed by private cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations to Hospice Tairawhiti, Private Bag 7001, Gisborne 4040, would be appreciated. - Evans Funeral Services Ltd. FDANZ www.evansfuneral.co.nz WARM-HEARTED DONATION: With materials donated by Ruth Barron, Elgin Quilters club made and donated a heap of baby quilts to local charities Tolaga Bay Midwife, Plunket, Victim Support and The Nest Collective. From left are Kaye Foreman of Plunket, Vicki Crosswell of Victim Support and Lucy Benge of the Nest Collective, who were all delighted to receive the quilts and have ensured they will be used for a Called great cause. Picture supplied to fire at ATM I am sure machine Council backs remit most‘ local governments will agree there is a GISBORNE firefighters were called out yesterday gap there afternoon to deal with for civics education —Rehette’ Stoltz a small fire in an ATM machine, and a dryer that overheated at a school. Fire and Emergency by Wynsley Wrigley “We do not envision that it She told The Herald the National Party East Coast NZ sent a crew to the will be run by councils, but that majority of councillors did not spokeswoman Tania Tapsell Kiwibank ATM machine GISBORNE District Council will councils will support the schools in support the remit as they believed provided the only reply. Customs in Gladstone Road near support a remit concerning civics their region to offer this education it would shift power away from the Minister and East Coast MP Kiri Derby Street just after education in secondary schools to school children.” obligations of councils as stated in Allan was on sick leave at the 2pm. at the annual meeting of Local But Gisborne will not support the Local Government Act. time. “A small fire had Government NZ (LGNZ) tomorrow. a remit, moved by Palmerston The role of councillors was Ms Tapsell said youth had told started in the waste paper Mayor Rehette Stoltz will vote in North City Council, that the to actively promote democratic her they also want to know life receptacle,” a senior support of a Hamilton City Council power of council chief executives process and active citizenship, she skills like understanding rates, firefighter said. “The remit that LGNZ advocate to of “facilitating and fostering said. taxation and budgeting as well as crew used a portable Co2 central government for provision representative and substantial “Since arriving at the table of civics education. extinguisher to put it out.” of funding to enable councils to elector participation in elections governance it’s very noticeable “But this could be a good How the fire started engage in civics education for high and polls held under the Local that we need to support civics in opportunity for a by-local-for-local was unknown. school children. Electoral Act 2001 be removed schools as a mechanism to educate partnership between council and “There was no damage The mayor and councillor and placed with the Electoral a generation about the role they schools to achieve students social caused to the ATM.” Debbie Gregory are representing Commission”. play as citizens. sciences and New Zealand history An hour earlier, a fire the council at the LGNZ annual City Council, “The importance of voting and curriculum objectives. crew went to Te Kura conference which includes in support of its remit, says local what governance means as well as “It’s great if our students can Kaupapa Maori o Horouta tomorrow’s AGM. government is concerned about the role councils play in day to day learn about their own backyards Wananga in Desmond Mayor Stoltz said the council retaining neutrality, has been life are great topics that should be instead of having broad examples Road. had a robust discussion concerning inconsistent in fostering election part of civics education also. of civics in Wellington or “An overloaded clothes civics education. participation, and that the “I felt this was an opportunity that don’t relate to them. dryer had overheated and “I am sure that most local Electoral Commission is better for us to use the Electoral “I would support this but believe started to catch fire,” the governments will agree that there equipped to increase low voter Commission to a full advantage as it’s important that local teachers senior firefighter said. is a gap there and that we need to turn-out. chief executives have a multitude are involved in designing the “The fire was out by the get our youth on board, involved Councillor Meredith Akuhta- of tasks to fulfil.” programme and learning time we arrived.” and engaged, as government Brown who has long promoted The Herald approached the outcomes. Only minimal damage affects every area in your life. civics education, voted in favour of major political parties for their “It could be introduced next year was caused — “just “We agreed that the best place to supporting the Palmerston North view on civics education, before so that it coincides with council some scorching on the do this is in schools. remit. this week’s conference. elections.” appliance itself”. Warning of Gisborne job, sole parent beneficiary numbers down heavy rain A FALL in Gisborne people receiving another big month for people moving off a New Zealanders back to work, but we are also benefits has been welcomed by Minister for benefit and into employment. partnering with industry to ensure businesses The MetService has Social Development . “Around 31,240 people left a benefit last are getting the skills they need. issued a Heavy Rain Latest statistics show that as of the end of quarter for a job, the second-highest number of “Some of the most successful programmes warning for the ranges June, 2640 people were claiming Jobseeker people finding work since records began. include Flexi-Wage, which has seen 4782 of Gisborne, with surface Support here — 227 fewer than the same time “The statistics buck the seasonal trend people placed into employment since it was flooding and slips last year. which usually sees a rise in benefit numbers expanded in February, and Apprenticeship possible. Meanwhile the number of people receiving over the June quarter. Boost, which now has supported 30,031 people The affected areas Sole Parent Support fell from 1322 to 1284. “The size of the fall over the June quarter into a trade. are east “This Government’s plan to increase work- is a significant milestone in our recovery from “I’ve been particularly impressed by the of Whakatane and the focused support for Jobseekers is paying off,” Covid-19. results from the Mayors Taskforce for Jobs, ranges of Gisborne, Ms Sepuloni said. “While we have been successful in getting with 1326 sustainable full-time jobs created between 1pm and 11pm “Nationally all up, benefit numbers fell those who have recently lost their jobs back across regional New Zealand. tomorrow. Between 11,193 over the June quarter. There are now into work, what is pleasing with the statistics “I encourage all businesses who are looking 70mm to 100mm of rain 354,744 people receiving a main benefit, with is that nearly 10,000 people who have been for workers to contact MSD,” Ms Sepuloni said. is forecast to accumulate, 110,790 people receiving a Jobseeker (work receiving a benefit for over a year found work Subsidies were available to help with the with peak rates of ready) benefit. in the June quarter,” Ms Sepuloni said. cost of training employees.” 10mm/h to 20mm/h. “Most of this fall comes on the back of “Our recovery is creating jobs and getting (See also page 10) The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 NEWS 5 Frontman wins scholarship Community GISBORNE punk rocker Cory Newman has been the music. His musical style has been described as grants selected from a field of 400 applicants for a $5000 “infectiously fun” and akin to that of a young Johnny scholarship from the MTF Finance Future Legends Rotten. The band has opened for the likes of Jimmy Scholarship initiative. Barnes, Cold Chisel, Villany, Johnny Toogood and The Three scholarships were up for grabs, and Cory D4. His songs have featured in the charts around the to help won the music one. The others were for sport, and globe including the PoPunk Music Charts in the USA academia/entrepreneurship. and the NZ Official Music Charts. MTF Finance chief executive and judge Glen Todd “I’ll be using these funds to help purchase said the judging team were impressed by the number musical equipment to further my musical career non-profit and calibre of the applicants. and help cover associated recording costs required “Overall the level of accomplishment was to complete the EP, as well as pursuing further exceptional with many of the applicants already professional development opportunities involving groups representing New Zealand at an international level. leadership programmes, music seminars and They’re dedicated and driven to achieve, and some specialised vocal coaching,” Cory said. of them are barely out of intermediate school. New Just last month Sit Down In Front signed a record Zealand’s future is in excellent hands”. deal with an Australian record label. ROCKET Lab has launched the The scholarship provides young Kiwis aged Melbourne-based record lable Best & Fairest, is second round of funding for its 13-21 years with the opportunity to further develop working towards the release of two Sit Down In Front community grants programme that their knowledge and skill, so they can take on new singles this year, followed by an EP early next year. allows non-profit organisations and challenges and experiences that may not otherwise The band have been in the recording studio community groups in Mahia and wider be available. Three scholarships of $5000 were this week putting the finishing touches to their Tairawhiti and Hawke’s Bay to access ROCK ON: Cory Newman awarded across three categories; sport, academia and “masterpieces”, according to a post on their sponsorships and volunteers from is the recipient of a $5000 entrepreneurship, and music and the arts. Facebook page. Rocket Lab. MTF Finance Future Cory Newman, who turned 18 this month, is the They are off to Palmerston North and Paekakariki The Rocket Lab Community Grants Legends Scholarship. lead singer of the band Sit Down In Front. He is the early next month for gigs with fellow NZ band Voodoo programme encourages applications Picture by Strike band’s frontman, writes the lyrics and helps compose Bloo. from community groups and Photography organisations which can demonstrate a benefit to the communities where Rocket Lab operates and launches, and which focus on or encourage STEM (science, technology, engineering or maths) education and careers, or which can demonstrate positive social or ‘This is the last thing environmental impact. In a statement, the company says so far this year more than $18,000 has been donated to community groups, schools, and environmental programmes in and around Mahia, we need in Tairawhiti’ including Te Mahia School, Nuhaka School, Mahisian Wave Warriors, Mahia Golf Club, Rongomaiwahine Basketball and the Department of Conservation. ‘Speculative’ comments alarm mental health workers In addition, $80,000 has been committed to students with Rocket Lab scholarships for tertiary education in by Jack Malcolm as they started to roll out their work STEM subjects. with local police on a project to “inspire If you or someone you know needs help: “One example of Rocket Lab’s A CHARITY has removed a post on children and reduce truancy”, and build a Hauora Tairawhiti Crisis Team - 0800 243 500 community support is its continued social media that promoted false and music studio in Gisborne. (After 10pm call 06 869 0512) sponsorship of Rongomaiwahine “distressing” suicide statistics as part The charity’s founder said they been Call or text 1737 any time of the day to talk to a Basketball, the voluntary organisation of a push to start offering its services in been in contact with the Gisborne trained mental health professional behind the Mahia iwi’s representation Gisborne. Police since May. Police had been “very He Waharoa. Phone (06) 8683-550 at the annual national Maori The post, which made claims that one welcoming of the collaboration”. The Women’s Refuge - Call the free crisis line on Basketball Tournament,” a Rocket Lab child a week was dying from suicide on programme aimed to support youth who 0800 REFUGE or 0800 733 843 spokeswoman said. the East Coast, and called for people are at risk of disengaging from education Tairawhiti Police - (06) 831 0700 “Alongside the thousands of to share the post and donate to their through a reward programme, he said. What’s Up – 0800 WHATSUP (942 8787) Phone dollars in sponsored uniforms for cause, had received over 6500 likes on A spokesperson for the New Zealand counselling is available Monday to Friday, the Rongomaiwahine teams, Rocket Instagram before it was deleted. Police said they have no agreement to midday–11pm and weekends, 3pm–11pm. Online Lab continues to work closely with Last year eight suicides were recorded create a project with this organisation chat is available 7pm–10pm daily for 5–18 year the organisation in support of their in the Tairawhiti region across all age and did not consent to the use of their olds. upcoming initiatives outside of the groups, which paled in comparison to logo on the post. Kidsline – 0800 KIDSLINE (54 37 54) for young national tournament.” claims the post made, Hauora Tairawhiti “We have asked the organisation to people up to 18 years old. Open 24/7. Rongomaiwahine Basketball suicide prevention and postvention remove their post since becoming aware committee member Myzpah Waihi coordinator Hineiti “Nate” Monika said. of it.” said: “Rongomaiwahine Basketball Ms Monika said she contacted the The charity removed the post after through Charities Services since its strives to create opportunities for our charity privately on social media and by they spoke with the Mental Health inception in 2017 and has filed returns rangatahi that encourage engagement email but did not receive a reply after Organisation, said its founder. for every year of operation. with whanau, iwi and our wider Maori comments refuting the claims made by He said they were presented Ms Monika said she reached out to her community. These opportunities ensure the charity, including from the official the statistic by an unnamed local extensive network of connections after rangatahi are empowered by knowing Hauora Tairawhiti page, were removed organisation working in the suicide seeing the post, and no one she spoke to who they are, which assists them in from the post. prevention space and immediately had previously worked with the charity. being productive contributors to their The charity’s founder said he was not wanted to help, believing it to be correct. She asked that if anyone knows people whanau, iwi and Aotearoa. involved with the removal of comments “As you can probably understand, if who have worked with the charity before “We have many talented rangatahi and that they may have been removed someone reaches out to us about losing to please get in touch as she would like to who are now on the national and because a filter was set up after one kid a week in a region we deeply care know who they are, as the coordinator of world stage in their various pursuits comments started getting “aggressive”. about, we’re going to take it seriously and suicide prevention and postvention. because of this knowledge. Rocket Lab Ms Monika said she didn’t want to let do everything we can.” Tuta Ngarimu is a co-founder of the for the past two years have supported this “problematic” situation take away He did not want to name the Nati4Life Trust, which works solely in Rongomaiwahine Basketball’s from the bigger societal issue of suicide, organisation that had reached out the suicide prevention, intervention and initiatives through sponsoring T-shirts but the post had been harmful. because he did not want to “throw them postvention space. for our 300-plus participants in the “It’s adding to distress, particularly under the bus”. In his nine years working with the largest tournament in New Zealand, for those struggling with their wellbeing.” “We have the best interests at heart. organisation, he said he had never heard the Maori basketball nationals. The post normalised an incorrect So much so that we take no money (as of the charity. “This coming year with narrative about the suicide rate volunteers). “The people on the ground know that’s our unprecedented growth at regionally and they worried that some “This is out of love . . . this is just (the statistics presented) not true. Rongomaiwahine Basketball we have young people might start accepting the the start of what we’re doing in “It’s really shocking for people to take plans to strengthen our partnership by “astronomical exaggeration” as truth, Gisborne.” advantage of Tairawhiti with such a deep creating opportunities and initiatives to said Ms Monika. He provided screenshots of previous kaupapa as suicide.” further our rangatahi’s successes. Like “One life lost is a tragedy for our donations to local Gisborne organisations Director of the Ministry of Health’s Rocket Lab, the sky’s the limit for our communities. My role is all about and schools as part of the charity’s work Suicide Prevention Office Carla na rangatahi. We appreciate the continued preventing any more loss and wrapping in the past. Nagara said people needed to make sure support from Rocket Lab and are services around whanau affected by The negative responses online had been they were dealing with the facts. The excited for what the future holds”. suicide. “puzzling” as they had been working with Chief Coroner was the sole authority on Second half of the year applications “Sharing incorrect statistics like this local organisations for “a few years”, he real-time data for suspected suicides. (received June 1 – November 20) are suggests normalising suicide. This is the said. “Speculative comments are distressing now open for consideration. last thing we need in Tairawhiti. “Thank you for letting us know about for families and communities, triggering More information and the Rocket “It’s harmful because it’s not the pushback — with so much positivity for vulnerable people, do not help Lab Community Grants application preventive.” we’ve received it’s hard to imagine.” prevent suicide, and further stretches the form are available at rocketlabusa.com/ The post asked people to share it with The charity, which is primarily based in people who are working hard to provide community their followers and donate to the charity Auckland, has been officially registered support.” 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 Strike possible NZ, PNG sign partnership statement

WELLINGTON — Anaesthetic WELLINGTON — The prime ministers “It is an important milestone in our technicians employed at Bowen and of Papua New Guinea and New Zealand relationship. By formalising the values, Wakefield Hospitals in Wellington have signed an agreement to build a priorities and principles which underpin and Hawkes Bay’s Royston Hospital more collaborative connection. our strengthening partnership, we are threatening a 24-hour strike on In a virtual meeting, the leaders signed have set a clear pathway forward for July 27 unless an agreement is met a Statement of Partnership, renewing the future engagement between our through mediation. efforts to work through issues of trade countries.” Technicians have been in and economy during the pandemic, as “We look forward to continuing to work bargaining since May with hospital well as regional solidarity. alongside Papua New Guinea on issues owner Evolution Healthcare, but PNG Prime Minister James Marape facing our Pacific region, including the talks have broken down over pay said New Zealand and Australia must ongoing management of Covid-19 and the amid a growing workforce shortage step up to help minimise the impact of regional economic recovery,” Ardern said. said the Allied Scientific and Covid-19 on Pacific economies. The two leaders also discussed PNG’s Technical Union (APEX). “As I have stated to the Japanese Jacinda Ardern James Marape autonomous region of Bougainville which The healthcare company has Prime Minister at a recent meeting, in 2019 held a historic referendum in offered workers 2 percent increases and again at the recent Pacific Alliance health issue, it is an economic issue as which almost 98 percent of people voted per year for two years, while APEX is Leaders Meeting, we would like to call well,” Marape said. for independence from PNG. seeking 5 percent per year they said. on these bigger countries to step in and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Before PNG’s Parliament can sit to The union said the strike will intervene, create (an) ‘economic bubble’ Ardern sounded a receptive tone, saying debate whether to ratify the result, result in nearly all surgery that or put in similar measures to assist these the new Statement of Partnership negotiations between Bougainville’s requires a general anaesthetic being smaller economies. reflected the importance that New autonomous government and PNG’s cancelled on Tuesday, July 27. “Many of us are really stuck — Fiji, Zealand placed on close economic, national government, as well as wide- — NZ Herald for example, which survives on tourism cultural and people-to-people links with ranging consultations, must first take dollars. For us, Covid-19 is not just a PNG. place. — RNZ Criminals ‘ready to pull trigger’ by Miriam Burrell, NZ Herald

AUCKLAND — A growing number of criminals are carrying firearms — and they are becoming increasingly ready to “pull the trigger”, says Police Association president Chris Cahill. And he says members of the public need be vigilant in case they find themselves caught in the middle of an armed situation. “I can’t say this is going to be a one- SAFETY off because it’s not. We have had three CONCERNS: A significant events in less than a week,” he man at the centre told . of a major police His warnings came after a man incident held yesterday crashed a stolen car at an two motorists intersection and held a gun to the head at gunpoint and of a female motorist before driving off in led police on a her car. dramatic chase He then crashed at another through inner intersection in Penrose and pointed a gun Auckland. Police at another motorist’s head before being are reassessing shot by police. their firearm The incident happened less than 24 response after hours after a deadly firearms stand-off in several serious Hamilton, where an armed man fired up incidents over the to 10 shots. last week. Police fired back and the man was shot NZ Herald picture and died soon after. That came after another Hamilton- based officer was shot in the shoulder and arm by a passenger during a routine traffic stop on Saturday. Cahill urged members of the public to get down and move as far away as possible if they find themselves caught up in a situation involving firearms. Offender holds two motorists at gunpoint “I’m not going to say this is something people won’t ever come across because, AUCKLAND — A man on the run from police Chambers said the wanted man was able to Police and Independent Police Conduct unfortunately, more often than ever dragged a woman from her car and held a gun to flee in the woman’s car, running over her foot as Authority investigations are under way. before, it is something that occurs.” her head before running over her foot as he fled he left. A witness, who only wanted to be known as He said one solution was training up in her Suzuki yesterday. Police at the scene focused on helping the Steven, said he saw the BMW, which didn’t have more officers to attend firearms incidents He later tried to hijack another car, pointing his injured woman. plates, crash into a kerb on Great South Road “wherever possible”. gun at the head of its driver before being shot by Other officers started pursuing the man in the in Penrose. Steven said the man leapt from the “Currently we have an armed offenders’ police. stolen car, which then crashed at the intersection BMW and ran towards a motorist waiting at squad but they have to be called out to Assistant Commissioner Richard Chambers of Great South Road and South Eastern Highway, nearby traffic lights before pointing a pistol at these events. said support was being offered to both motorists, where he tried to hijack another car. her. “We want to explore the ability to have who had described the ordeal as one of the worst “As police approached the crashed vehicle . . . He said it looked like the woman knelt on the highly-trained officers available readily days of their lives. we saw the offender holding a firearm to the head ground with her hands on her head as the man to respond to events as they occur.” The drama began when staff on the Eagle of a member of the public. carjacked her Suzuki and threw a “wild” U-turn Cahill said he supported more officers helicopter saw a white BMW, reported stolen from “My staff were very courageous. They moved before speeding in the direction of the State being armed. car yard Youth Garage, being driven erratically. forward and fired a shot that injured the offender Highway 1 on-ramp. The New Zealand Herald revealed in “The driving was very poor, very dangerous,” . . . that has allowed the member of the public to A worker at Youth Garage said two people had December that more than 350 people had Chambers said. get away.” been involved in the theft of the BMW. suffered firearms-related injuries in the The BMW crashed into a traffic island at the The man was given first aid then taken to “A lady came in first and tried to act like a past five years. intersection of Ellerslie-Panmure Highway and hospital where he was last night in a serious but customer, checking around,” Dali Hou said. “Then Figures released exclusively to The Great South Road. stable condition. she came back again. Then she managed to steal New Zealand Herald by Auckland’s three “Police staff were there quickly and noticed Chambers praised his staff. a key and went out again and a guy came over district health boards under the Official the offending driver holding a firearm to the “My staff have done a remarkable job and I and drove it out.” Information Act showed medical staff at head of a member of the public. As a result, my acknowledge the courage they showed in a very Police say they are still looking for the second its major hospitals treated 355 people for colleagues fired a shot.” volatile, high-risk and life-threatening situation.” person who was at Youth Garage. — NZ Herald firearms injuries between January 2016 and December 2020. Meanwhile, front-line police staff Hunt but denies the attempted murder of been 18 cases where a gun was fired, or are only the tip of the iceberg. “I think reported becoming increasingly worried his partner, Constable David Goldfinch, pointed towards, a police officer, police the public would be shocked if they had about their safety in the months who was shot four times. car or a police dog. a true grasp of how dangerous it is out following the fatal shooting of Constable Epiha is standing trial in the High That didn’t include other cases where there,” said an officer who has been shot Matthew Hunt in West Auckland in June Court at Auckland this week. Figures firearms have been found at an incident at while trying to stop a car. last year. obtained by The New Zealand Herald but not used as weapons. “I actually lie to my family now. You Eli Epiha has admitted murdering showed that since Hunt died there have Front-line officers say those statistics don’t want them to worry.” The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Victoria travel bubble paused AUCKLAND — Quarantine-free travel from acquired cases were reported in Melbourne the Australian state of Victoria to New Zealand yesterday. was paused at 1.59am this morning. “I want to encourage anyone with concerns Covid-19 Response Minister about the potential of a pause to quarantine- said the decision followed updated public free travel, to organise to get home as soon as health advice from New Zealand officials and possible,” he said. a growing number of cases and locations of Yesterday it was reported that Melbourne interest in Melbourne. would be plunged back into Covid-19 lockdown The pause would run for at least four days — for the fifth time. and be subject to further review on Monday. The lockdown was expected to last between Yesterday Hipkins said Kiwis in Melbourne three and five days as health authorities worked worried the Victoria travel bubble could be to contain two separate Delta strain clusters paused should come home as soon as possible. and a rapidly expanding list of exposure sites. Hipkins’ message came after seven locally- — NZ Herald Essential skills visas extended

ROUTINE TESTING: The Ministry of Health has dished out $300 fines to 18 border by Michael Neilson, NZ Herald Faafoi said. workers for not complying with testing requirements. NZ Herald picture Employers won’t be required to WELLINGTON — The Government is complete a labour market test where a extending certain essential skills visas by worker is applying for a visa for a full- a year and making the application process time role which the worker already holds. simpler while Covid-19 border restrictions These applicants also won’t need to Border controls are in place. provide medical and police certificates Immigration Minister said to Immigration New Zealand if that the move recognised the ongoing labour information has been supplied previously. demand pressures faced by some sectors A labour market test will still be and skills that existed in the country. required where employers are filling a Workers hit with $300 fines “The Government is making it easier job vacancy to prove there are no New for businesses to continue employing their Zealanders available before a migrant by Julia Gabel, NZ Herald Covid-19 Response Minister Chris current migrant workers,” Faafoi said. worker can be hired. Hipkins recently announced all border The announcement comes as farmers The changes complemented the recent AUCKLAND — The first fines for workers who need to be regularly tested rally in 47 towns and cities today as extensions for around 10,000 Working border workers who have not complied would, from mid-August, be able to part of Howl of a Protest, which includes Holiday and Supplementary Seasonal with Covid-19 testing requirements have have saliva PCR tests — instead of the calls for visa changes to address worker Employment visa holders, Faafoi said. been issued. invasive nasal swabs. shortages in the sector and allow dairy Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor The Ministry of Health said 18 Such testing would be rolled out for workers to stay in the country. said the changes acknowledged feedback infringement notices with fines of $300 those who need to be tested every week From July 19, the maximum duration of from employers who were desperate to had been dished out. and progressively rolled out for the other Essential Skills visas, for jobs paid below hang on to migrant staff, some who often Routine Covid-19 testing has been workers over several months. the median wage, will increase from 12 worked for the same employer for several mandatory for workers in specific roles Hipkins said it was hoped this change months to 24 months. The maximum years on an Essential Skills visa. at New Zealand’s sea and air borders would boost testing levels among MIQ duration for jobs paid above the median “This will provide welcome certainty for and at MIQ facilities since August 2020. staff. wage remains three years. those farmers and farmworkers, and adds Since August last year, almost 270,000 There were no new cases of Covid-19 The application process for Essential to the recent border exemption to bring in Covid-19 swabs have been taken by reported in the community yesterday Skills visas will also be simplified for 200 migrant dairy farmworkers and their border workers with an 87 percent and five cases in MIQ in New Zealand. workers remaining in their current roles, families,” O’Connor said. compliance rate. Of the five people in MIQ with the The ministry’s director of public virus, one had arrived from the UK, one health Caroline McElnay said moving from Brazil and three people had arrived from monitoring to enforcement was a from Fiji. precautionary but necessary approach to Another vessel in New Zealand waters keep Covid-19 out of the community. is dealing with a Covid-19 outbreak. The fines came after many attempts Sixteen of the 18 crew members on Turn everyday to contact the workers to encourage the Spanish-flagged shipping vessel them to comply, McElnay said, including Playa Zahara have tested positive for providing testing opportunities, the virus. essentials into reminders, and issuing formal warning Crew members’ swabs were taken in letters. Port after reports of a flu-like “Border controls are a key tool for illness on board the ship. After the tests stopping the introduction and spread were taken, the ship left the port for SuperGold of new cases from overseas and remain Lyttelton. central to our elimination strategy, The ship had been at sea for three which has served us so well,” she said. weeks prior to the reports of the illness “Routine testing of border workers and no one from New Zealand had been checks that those protective measures on board the vessel during that time, the are working properly, it keeps our ministry said. workers safe, assists us with detecting The news of the Playa Zahara any cases so that we can contain them outbreak comes after another Spanish- quickly, and ultimately helps to protect flagged vessel, Viking Bay, also reported all New Zealanders from the virus.” an outbreak of the virus among crew Individuals had 28 days to pay their members. fine. All 15 of the infected crew members Of the 18 workers who had been given had been transferred to an on-shore fines, five were subjected to the seven- quarantine facility in Wellington. The day test cycle and 13 were on the 14-day ministry said the public health risk test cycle. posed by both vessel outbreaks was low.

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38377-07 SG_180x130_garden 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 Algorithms a ‘Worse is yet to come’ ‘huge problem’ Ambulance services struggle to cope with demand for police bias by Amy Wiggins, NZ Herald WELLINGTON — A researcher is worried the proliferation of crime-fighting AUCKLAND — Ambulance services computer algorithms will only make across the country have been struggling to ingrained police bias against Maori worse. cope with “extreme” demand and St John HUGE Police have put out a new report fears they have not yet seen the peak. INCREASE: revealing they use about two dozen St John national deputy chief executive St John algorithms, and that assesses the 10 of ambulance operations Dan Ohs said ambulance riskiest ones. resources were so stretched in Auckland operations Police said it shows they are using a an emergency operations centre had been deputy chief range of fairly unsophisticated algorithms set up to handle the increased demand on executive — that lack AI power — in a considered services. Dan Ohs says and limited way. Ohs said the number of 111 calls were demand on But data expert Dr Karaitiana Taiuru up 11 percent on what they would expect St John has said the algorithms pose a threat. in winter and 21 percent on the average reached an “It’s well documented by other scholars number across the year. Emergency unprecedented and researchers that there are biases in ambulance service demand had increased high across the the New Zealand police. 6-7 percent on a usual winter and country this “So now we have all these algorithms 14-15 percent compared to the average winter. that are using data from biased police and across the year. NZ Herald picture biased incidents.” He said demand had peaked like they Having read the report, he is now more had never seen before and come much worried there will be more bias — but also earlier in the season. hopeful because its release showed police “Our concern is we have not yet seen but the most significant increase had been unwell or needed health advice, as well as wanted to be open about fixing this. the peak,” he said. “We fear the worse is in children. consider other ways of getting to medical The catalyst for the report, police said, yet to come.” Ohs said there had been a 100 percent facilities for non-urgent conditions. was them wanting to make sure they are The activation of the emergency increase in the number of patients up to This comes as hospitals around the not in breach of the national Algorithm operations centre in Auckland is a step nine years old with respiratory illnesses. country report record levels of winter Charter they signed up to only last year. usually reserved for major events like the Also putting a strain on the service was sickness among children. But some of their algorithms have eruption of Whakaari/White Island, an staff sickness. Staff were experiencing the The number of children seeking hospital been in use for years: A youth offender earthquake or a bus crash, Ohs said. same level of sickness that was being seen care for the highly contagious respiratory screening one since 2009; and one that The centre was staffed by six people in the community so the buffer of staff syncytial virus (RSV) has spiked over produces a daily top five highest-risk and would operate for 12 hours a day for available to be called in was being used to the past month, seeing hospitals turn offender list since 2017. at least seven days. Ohs said it was likely cover sickness rather than boost numbers, playrooms into extra space for beds, call “Perhaps they shouldn’t have signed up the set-up would remain in place until the he said. in extra staff and issue bans on children (to the Charter) until they ensured there end of the school holidays but they may That meant there could be waits of two visiting patients in hospitals. was no bias and made sure there was decide to keep it running over the rest of to three hours for non-urgent ambulance ESR (Institute of Environmental true and proper Te Tiriti consultation and the peak winter season. call-outs, however, life-threatening cases Science and Research) data shows weekly representation,” Dr Taiuru said. The centre would help co-ordinate would be attended in the same timeframe visits to our six main hospitals for RSV The report shows the youth risk ambulance resources at a national level, as usual. had more than doubled in the past week, screening algorithm has not had its ensuring resources were moved to where He asked New Zealanders to help them from 204 to 538 presentations. Only 34 predictive accuracy assessed since 2016. the need was the highest. out and call their GP or Healthline in cases were recorded between April to — RNZ Demand was higher across all groups the first instance if they were feeling September last year. Renovated homes set for demolition WELLINGTON — The Government Infrastructure, Andy Thackwray said We supply has spent almost $1 million bringing Waka Kotahi’s “first preference when homes up to its healthy homes standards, disposing of residential homes is to sell despite many of those homes being slated the dwellings for relocation, rather than Thermal roll for tills and e pos machines for potential demolition. demolishment”. Waka Kotahi-NZ Transport agency said Thackwray said Waka Kotahi Various sizes available it spent $923,000 in money collected in “is committed to ensuring that the fuel taxes and road user charges doing up residential properties which we own are FREE DELIVERY - Online payment option available 306 homes it owns so that they meet the safe, warm and dry for the people who new healthy homes standards to improve live in them”. heating, insulation, ventilation, and other National’s housing spokeswoman Nicola amenities in rentals. 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BULLER — A rare ‘red warning’ get heavier from this morning. has been issued for parts of the He said the rain may cause South Island, where strong winds surface flooding, slips and river and rain were starting to hit this levels to rise quickly. morning. Westland Mayor Bruce Smith MetService issued the warning, said there would definitely be just the third issued since 2019, flooding and slips in the region and said the heavy rainfall could over the next 24 hours and people bring significant flooding and the should prepare for possible power risk of slips from central Westland outages. to Buller. It was likely to be worse for the “Flooding is likely, as are northern part of the West Coast. slips and disruption to transport. People should stay off the roads Some communities could become unless it was necessary. isolated, and livestock should be “Make sure you’re prepared moved to high ground,” it said. and make sure your families have Up to 400mm of rain in the got their Civil Defence pack there, ranges, and 200mm on the coast, we’re hoping it won’t be needed was expected to fall through to but preparation, preparation, Saturday morning, MetService said. preparation.” Meteorologist Karl Loots Northerly gales and heavy rain said there had been persistent were also being forecast for other rain overnight in the Buller and parts of central and southern New Westland districts, but it was to Zealand. — Radio NZ

CAPTION: Orca Research Trust founder Dr Ingrid Visser (right) working with baby orca Toa. NZ Herald picture Orca set to stay a few days

WELLINGTON — Baby set to peak between tonight and “These conditions would be Toa looks set to spend the early tomorrow, with gusts over quite stressful for the orca if we next few days with her human 100kmh. The wind will affect tried to move it so I can’t see helpers as weather conditions swells in Plimmerton. us doing any relocation effort are predicted to worsen in the “I think we are looking today if I’m honest.” Wellington region. at swells (reaching) about With the weather change, Toa, believed to be between three-and-a-half to four metres DoC will make the orca’s sea four and six months old, was on Saturday.” pen more secure and give more found stranded at Plimmerton DoC marine manager Ian shelter to volunteers in the on Sunday afternoon. Angus says the weather will area, Angus told the NZ Herald. Search efforts to find his make the effort to find the pod Veterinary results have family have been unsuccessful, even more difficult. shown that the orca calf is in leaving the juvenile in the “Obviously we are trying to good health. He said they were hands of the Department of locate the pod, doing it in these still not sure how long they Conservation (DoC) Whale conditions is going to be really could keep Toa. Rescue and volunteers. challenging.” “It does become more Northwesterly winds Angus says due to the challenging the longer we developing yesterday were weather it is highly unlikely have the orca here, but also at expected to worsen today. they will try and carry out any the same time it does give an MetService meteorologist Amy relocation effort even if they opportunity to maybe just build Rossiter says the conditions are spot a pod. up its resilience.” — NZ Herald ‘Jobseekers’ drop 10pc over a year WELLINGTON — The spent nearly a year unemployed, government is counting another but recently found part-time work drop in unemployment numbers driving trucks. as a win — but others say the But he isn’t included in today’s figures don’t paint the whole benefit numbers because he was picture. never able to access welfare as his Figures from the Ministry wife earns too much — despite of Social Development for the their finances being totally past three months show around separate. 190,000 people on the jobseeker He’s not convinced today’s benefit, 6.1 percent figures tell the won’t come down until the of the working age whole story. government gives the regions a Deep Dream Pillows population. Over the past three “The government boost. There’s been a 10 months 31,000 was hiding a lot “The government contracts percent decrease of figures because need to be partitioned out into the Special $49.99 in people receiving people found jobs a lot of the people regions so the regions can have the “work ready” and got off the couldn’t get any a fighting chance. But when you Jobseeker benefit benefit — nearly help.” have a contract, sort of tendered Who can beat that? from June 2020, to The East Coast nationally, the regions miss out. June 2021. 10,000 of those had was the region We can’t work our magic at a very Over the past been on the benefit with the biggest local level, in a very local way.” Provides neck and back support. three months more for more than a year. change in jobseeker Overall the number of people Dream deep, wake up fresh. From $49.99 than 31,000 people numbers — a on the benefit remains above pre- found jobs and got seemingly small 0.6 pandemic levels. off the benefit — percent shift. National’s social development Come and support your local, nearly 10,000 of those had been Northland remains the region spokesperson Louise Upston said NZ owned and operated store: on the benefit for more than a with the highest unemployment that was because the government Furniture Zone Gisborne year. rate — 10.5 percent, compared to had failed to create the jobs it had 18 Gladstone Road, Gisborne It’s the second highest number the Southern region on promised, and 70,000 more people Store Manager: Lisa Boniface • Phone: 06 868 4920 of people finding work since 4.2 percent. were receiving an unemployment records began. Ricky Houghton is the chief benefit than in 2017. Offer ends 25th of July or while stock lasts. One man who was affected by executive of He Korowai Trust in All up, there is just over 354,000 Covid-19 job losses is Mark — he’s Kaitaia — he said employment people on a benefit. — Radio NZ 40756-03 The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 BUSINESS 11 Inflation hits highest level in a decade WELLINGTON — Inflation has hit a 10-year high adding pressure on the Reserve Bank to start raising interest rates sooner. Rising housing costs, food, fuel and car prices pushed the consumer price index 1.3 percent higher in the three months ended June. But the annual inflation rate surged to 3.3 percent from 1.5 percent in March. It is the highest annual rate since late 2011. Overtime up, but only Stats NZ cautioned that part of the annual increase was because it was measured against the June 2020 quarter, half being paid for it when the Covid-19 lockdowns caused some prices to fall. The biggest driver of the rises was the cost of building a new house, with prices WELLINGTON — Overtime is up be placed on workforces in the year rising 4.6 percent for the quarter and 29 percent in workplaces, but more ahead,” Shapley said. 7.4 percent over the year. than half of staff — 51 percent — are Of those organisations that “Higher prices for building houses not being paid for the extra hours. increased overtime, 31 percent kept reflect both supply-chain problems and A new survey of 600 organisations the average weekly additional hours to high demand,” Stats NZ prices senior by recruitment firm Hays found just less than 5 percent. manager Aaron Beck said. 13 percent managed to reduce their A further 40 percent increased “Several construction firms have told line with analysts’ expectations, although overtime hours over the past 12 overtime by between 5 and 10 percent, us that it is hard to get many of the a touch below the Reserve Bank’s pick. months. while 26 percent increased it by 10 to materials they need to build a house, Inflation is now near the top of the Hays New Zealand managing 20 percent. and that there are higher labour and Reserve Bank’s 1-3 percent target band, director Adam Shapley said: “Last The final 3 percent saw overtime administration costs.” but it said earlier this week that it year, tight budgets forced employers to rise by more than 21 percent of the Transport costs, which include petrol, regarded much of the inflation pressures try to achieve more with less as they standard weekly hours worked. used vehicles, and airfares were also a to be caused by temporary factors such navigated their way through the crisis “According to employers, one major major cause for the inflation surge. as supply chain disruptions, which will and back to growth.” impact of the skills shortage will be The overall inflation pressures were in gradually ease. — Radio NZ Seven in 10 employers expected increasing workloads for existing staff,” skills shortages to affect their Shapley said. operations over the next 12 “This is a dangerous indicator for Half million Kiwis booked flights months. employers, who risk their employees’ “But rising overtime is not a engagement, retention, and physical AUCKLAND — New Zealanders are and there’s definitely a buzz about the sustainable solution, especially when and mental health when overtime busy sharing the aroha — and tourist town, which is awesome.” we know that further pressure will becomes excessive.” — Radio NZ dollars — around the country during the It was a welcome change after losing winter school holidays. more than 40 percent of all their July is calling these bookings within 17 days. holidays their busiest July break ever “The first 10 days of July were horrific with well over half a million New with the border closures because they Zealanders booked in. were so driven by the Australian school Home loan rates on rise It follows disappointing Australian holidays so we’ve had a bit of a pick school holidays after travellers from New up. But not a lot. It’s as expected and WELLINGTON — Three major retail popular loans — one and two-year fixed — South Wales and Queensland were cut off probably the same as it was for me in banks have increased their fixed home are now 2.5 and 2.95 percent respectively. by the bubble pause. 2019.” loan rates. Kiwibank has yet to move its lending The Rees Hotel’s chief executive, Mark More cancellations have started coming ANZ, BNZ, and Westpac have joined rates, and floating rates are also Rose, said Queenstown was buzzing with through for July and August ASB in raising mortgage interest rates unchanged. Wholesale interest rates activity. after yesterday’s extension of the across the board. have been rising in recent weeks, and the “Town’s busy. It’s hard to get a Sydney lockdown for another two The increases, which apply to new loans, Reserve Bank is now expected to start reservation. There are traffic issues weeks. are between 0.1 and nearly 0.5 percentage raising its cash rate soon. getting in and out of town, I guess going But Rose said September was looking points. The banks have also raised some of up the mountains and things so yes, brighter as people were rebooking for The market average for the most their term deposit rates. — Radio NZ there’s definitely been a shot in the arm later in the year. — Radio NZ

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY formerly head of the Europe Air and Ocean Napier Port shed 5 to $3.37. division, as regional manager for the Americas, SkyCity Entertainment fell 5c to $3.37. The WELLINGTON — Investors had plenty to mull There are a few factors weighing on the market,” replacing John Hepworth, retiring at the end of casino and hotel operator had earlier told the over as the Kiwi sharemarket lost some steam Lister said. September. Mainfreight’s share price rose $1.62 market it included a buffer for completing the NZ for the second day running — though fast food Dividend stocks Chorus fell 17c or 2.69 or 2.13 percent to $77.80. International Convention Centre from January operator Restaurant Brands continues to power percent to $6.15; Spark decreased 5c to $4.79; In its first quarter update to the end of 2025 to December 2027, even though Fletcher along. Meridian Energy was down 7c to $5.30; Mercury June, Trustpower had steady customer sales Construction has indicated it will be finished in The S&P/NZX 50 Index was down 0.38 percent slipped 8c to $6.55; Goodman Property Trust of 809GWh and generation of 432GWh. The late 2024. to 12,671.16, after falling during the afternoon declined 2.5c to $2.38; and Argosy Property gentailer said national hydro storage had Precinct Properties told the market it from a high of 12,744.37. shed 3c or 1.8 percent to $1.64. recovered to 85 percent of average, and had completed the purchase of the 15-level There were 58 gainers and 74 decliners over Restaurant Brands continued its strong run, wholesale pricing remained strong. Its share Wellington Freyberg Building for $49m, and its the market. Trading was steady, with rising 40c or 2.57 percent to $15.95 and having price fell 3c to $8.10. share price slipped 1.5c to $1.66. 36.98 million shares worth $159.91 million risen 10 percent in the past fortnight and EROAD climbed 18c or 2.93 percent to $6.33 DGL Group, busy on the acquisition front, changing hands. 40 percent this year — whereas the leading after telling the market it has raised $64.4m has bought a chemical facility in Townsville Mark Lister, head of private wealth research at index is down 3 percent for the year. Restaurant through a placement at $5.58 a share to help for $2.45m. DGL leased the property as a Craigs Investment Partners, said the market was Brands was at $11.35 on January 5. buy Auckland-based telematics firm Coretex. storage hub and will convert it to a chemicals held back by the Reserve Bank move to stop its “There’s good money in KFC,” said Lister. Rural services firm PGG Wrightson was up 4c formulation and distribution facility. Its share bond-buying programme and by mixed leads “Restaurant Brands has shown it is recession to $3.40; and Green Cross Health rose 3c or price fell 6c or 4.08 percent to $1.41. from overseas. proof as people still like fast foods.” 2.61 percent to $1.18. ArborGen Holdings, a global leader in tree “The high-dividend stocks will be suffering — rose 8c to $7.29; Serko was Amongst the decliners, a2 Milk’s recent run improvement technology, rose 1c or 3.45 percent what they have in common is that they do well up 9c to $7.40; Pushpay Holdings gained 3c stalled and fell 23c or 3.03 percent to $7.35; to 30c after an investor presentation showed when interest rates fall. But the indications are to $1.81; Turners Automotive recovered 15c or Ebos Group was down 78c or 2.4 percent to strong growth. that the rates will soon start rising. 3.64 percent to $4.27; and AFT Pharmaceuticals, $31.72; Summerset Group Holdings decreased ArborGen lifted its operating earnings (ebitda) “The Chinese June quarter GDP growth of expanding its distribution of Maxigesic pain- 15c to $3.40; Delegat Group declined 14c to forecast for the 2022 financial year to between 7.9 percent was a little softer than people relief drugs globally, rose 10c (2.22 percent) to $14.31; and Rakon decreased 3c or 3.13 percent $13m and $14.5m. expected, and the latest Covid outbreak in $4.60. to 93c. It has production capacity of 540 million Australia seems to be getting worse than better. Mainfreight has appointed Jason Braid, Port of Tauranga was down 7c to $6.75, and seedlings. — NZ Herald 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 EDITORIAL ‘Cohesion’ at the cost of division Sweetener diverts by Dane Giraud such laws generate so much resentment in her definition under international law, and national 2018 book Hate: Why We Should Resist It With definitions vary”. They have also published various THE Government’s proposed Free Speech by claiming that “hate speech laws international rulings used to justify the theory from water needs hate speech laws are being not only violate the cardinal viewpoint neutrality, that “hate speech” leads to cumulative harmful The Government upped the ante presented as a tool for much but also the emergency principles, by permitting effects, with the caveat that empirical evidence on its three waters reform proposal needed social cohesion. government to suppress speech solely because on this thesis is wanting. Again, next to no yesterday with the announcement However, few who advocate for its message is disfavoured, disturbing, or feared serious consideration of potential polarisation. these changes can tell us how to be dangerous, by government officials or Much of our Human Right Commission’s of a $2.5 billion support package cohesion will be practically achieved. community members, and not because it directly research in this area is anecdotal, and while and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern The story we are told is that, using the deterrent causes imminent serious harm”. lived experience is important, the Human Rights making the case directly to the of hefty prison sentences and substantial fines, Another supporter of “hate speech” laws, Commission, and even the Government, carefully key people they need to convince, harmful speech can be successfully policed. Distinguished Professor Paul Spoonley, fails to curates who it will consult with. When the Free Mayors and other representatives Yet, if speech is driven by deeply held belief, address “hate speech” law’s propensity towards Speech Union approached Chief Commissioner of the country’s 67 councils, on the state suppression will not make that belief or the division, despite being an expert on white Paul Hunt’s office, we were told he would not be first day of a Local Government NZ desire to express it simply disappear. supremacist groups. speaking to us as we were not an “interested conference in Blenheim. Whatever hate speech laws pretend to be, Along with being an ancient hatred, party”. This despite our steering group having A fifth of the package, $500m, is they are not a remedy for racism. Indeed, on the antisemitism is also a conspiracy theory. Taking multiple members of religious minority groups and to support councils in the transition contrary, “hate speech” laws, both traditionally citizens’ rights away in the name of “protecting” from the LGBT community. You can be the wrong and in the contemporary context, have proved Jews has the potential to affirm many of the far- type of minority member for the HRC, or hold the of their drinking water, stormwater incredibly incendiary. Right and hard-Left narratives on Jewish control. wrong opinions on this matter, at the very least. and wastewater assets and services Even supporters of “hate speech” laws will It seems extraordinary that the potential If speech does have a cumulative effect, as to four regional water entities — to often stumble upon this uncomfortable potentiality. dangers here haven’t been part of the the Human Rights Commission and Government ensure the financial impacts will be A spokeswomen for the Islamic Women’s Council conversation. Especially considering we are seem to believe, their messaging that we, as managed and “no council is worse New Zealand noted that “debate about the (hate seeing antisemitism rise exponentially in Europe, minorities, are all singing from the same song off as a result of the reforms”. speech) proposal will see the Muslim community in spite of the continent having robust and far- sheet regarding a desire to remove the free speech The other $2 billion is to make up subject to further abuse. There is a danger that reaching “hate speech” laws. rights of fellow New Zealanders, could finally prove for these assets moving off council people will be unhappy with the law and then Aren’t these laws meant to be about creating a to be the most irresponsible speech of all. balance sheets, and they can spend they will blame the Muslim community for it”. safer environment for minorities? Former president of the ACLU (American Civil Troublingly, our Human Rights Commission ■ Dane is a spokesperson for the Free Speech their allocation on anything with Liberties Union), Nadine Strossen, explains why “wellbeing outcomes” . . . which admits that the term “hate speech” has “no Union and a member of the NZ Jewish community. seems odd when this centralisation LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS proposal is driven by an up-to- $140bn shortfall in the councils’ Out of depth on water three waters investment plans over Once again GDC has proved to be three minutes, running the next 30 years (that amount to just how much they are out the water amounted to 36 A misunderstanding $45bn), with $1bn of this sweetener of their depth with water (no litres. Wow! I can get a load of coming from the new water entities pun intended). washing done with that. that will have such a huge capital A public notice in The Just as well the Government over methane in NZ Gisborne Herald on July has promised a huge boost to programme ahead of them. 14 from GDC reminds/ the Three Waters reforms so An open letter to Drew Shindell, emphasis on livestock reduces Gisborne District Council’s recommends all households I hope GDC will be digging a chair, Global Methane Assessment the urgency to cut carbon dioxide allocation of $28.83m seems to run drinking water taps bigger dam to keep city folk Re: Benefits and Costs of emissions in New Zealand, of which large but as Mayor Rehette Stoltz for a few minutes each day to in enough water to flush their Mitigating Methane Emissions almost half comes from transport. says, the council’s three waters remove any metal traces from taps every day. Of course, report (United Nations Environment It also makes our policy of not infrastructure is valued at about plumbing fittings. As I am a as I rely on water delivery Programme, 2021). reducing transport, but rather $300m and it plans to invest $20m rural ratepayer reliant solely from the sky, I will prudently Dear Professor, planting farmland into forests, much a year to improve and maintain it on rain water, I carried out a conserve my water for Recently several high-profile more acceptable as this also results simple test to see how much essential household needs. New Zealanders have called on in a reduction in livestock numbers. over the next three years. our Government to speed up the It should be noted that New The funding package announced water “a few minutes” would equate to. Assuming that time A. MATHER reduction of agricultural methane Zealand agriculture is very efficient yesterday comes on top of $1.06bn emissions in our country. We are at producing protein with a low already committed to the reform asking you to make explicit that carbon footprint, an important programme; $761m for three only approximately 5 of the 45 part of the strategy as pointed waters infrastructure (of which Tiny homes the answer percentage points reduction that out in section 4.4.2 of the report: GDC’s allocation was $11.04m) and you are calling for from a projected “. . . if the livestock production $296m for costs involved with the — councils the problem 2030 world methane emissions are chain worldwide were to match establishment of and transition to to come from measures directly the practices of the most efficient the new water entities. I have seen much written recently So, far, I am up for $700 for targeted at ruminant agriculture producers . . . In such an instance, about the housing crisis, and the a town planner site feasibility (once rice production is de-coupled methane emissions from ruminants Both GDC allocations are about prospect being raised that the “tiny assessment; $8000 for council from agricultural totals). The could be reduced by ~31 Mt/yr.” 1.45 percent of the nationwide home” market could be a common- building infrastructure contribution; balance, as you enumerate in Furthermore, the forests being distributions, which compares sense response to housing need. $3000 for architect drawing plans; figure ES1 of the report, is to come planted are on hills that are unable favourably on a population basis; Recently, the Labour Government $7000 for a consent; $4000 for Code from fossil fuels, landfills, and to be cultivated and therefore would our estimated 50,700 residents trumpeted the opportunity for of Compliance on a tiny home unit; behavioural changes. be difficult to convert to plant-based are 0.99 percent of the nation’s sleepouts of 30m2 or less to be and $3000 for Hiab delivery to site. We are asking for this clarification protein production. We believe estimated population of 5,116,300. built on existing sites under newly That’s $26,200 I have to cough up as it has been interpreted in New New Zealand’s current policy is in The Government now begins a released “building exemption” before I even walk into a tiny home Zealand that your report means contravention of article 2.1(b) of the six to eight week consultation codes. business and place an order. we should cut our methane by 45 Paris Accord. process with councils and other Tiny homes are the common- No wonder most people adopt percent, despite the fact that 85 We look forward to your sense answer, but council consent a DIY, sans-consent process percent of New Zealand methane clarification of this current stakeholders. It is unclear whether processes (as always) block when considering additional emissions come from livestock. misunderstanding in New Zealand the reforms will remain opt-in or be common sense. accommodation on their home site. In New Zealand there has been of the UN report, so our country made mandatory, which is a major I am in the process of conducting For $26,200, I could get 26 weeks very little analysis of your report can make a better contribution to concern for those councils that have some due diligence on a 29.1m2 in a Government funded motel. beyond the headline call for a 45 reducing warming and yet maintain been outright opposed; an $18.6m sleepout to be placed at the rear of Oh wait . . . that’s the problem, percent reduction in methane. We global food security. sweetener for Wairoa District my house. isn’t it? believe that is because the headline Council doesn’t seem to have It turns out that I am not “exempt” appears to neatly confirm current DAVE READ, Rangiahua brought Mayor Craig Little on board. from very much at all. DYLAN TIPENE, Ranui, Auckland policy settings. 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The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 WORLD 13 Fiji reports 1220 ‘EXPLOSIVE OUTBREAK’ new Covid cases Warning as Covid deaths, cases rise globally SUVA — Fiji has recorded a whopping 1220 new cases of GENEVA — Covid-19 deaths and “It’s important that we recognise that deaths were still on a downward Covid-19 in just 24 hours. cases are on the rise again globally in Covid has the potential for explosive trajectory there, at around 260 a day. It is the largest number of a dispiriting setback that is triggering outbreaks,’’ warned Dr David Dowdy, an Tokyo was under a fourth state of cases in a single day since the another round of restrictions and infectious disease specialist at Johns emergency ahead of the Olympic Games latest outbreak began in April. dampening hopes for a return to normal Hopkins University. this month, with infections climbing fast Even before the latest life. Amid the surge, the death toll in hard- and hospital beds filling up. Experts figures were announced, Fiji The World Health Organisation hit Argentina surpassed 100,000. said caseloads could rise above 1000 had the highest number of (WHO) reported yesterday that deaths Daily coronavirus deaths in Russia before the Olympics and multiply to cases per capita in the world. had climbed again last week, after nine hit record highs this week. thousands during the Games. There had also been another straight weeks of decline. In Belgium, Covid-19 infections, The spike had also led to additional five deaths, which health WHO recorded more than 55,000 lives driven by the Delta variant among restrictions in places like Sydney, authorities say occurred over of whom had been vaccinated. lost — a 3 percent increase from the younger people, had almost doubled Australia, where the five million the past four days. There were now 11,033 week before. over the past week. Britain recorded a residents would remain in lockdown This followed yesterday’s active cases with Fiji having Cases rose 10 percent last week one-day total of more than 40,000 new through at least the end of July — two announcement of 10 additional recorded nearly 14 thousand to nearly 3 million, with the highest cases for the first time in six months. weeks longer than planned. deaths over the past week. cases. numbers recorded in Brazil, India, In Myanmar, crematoriums were South Korea had placed Seoul The death toll in Fiji from Earlier this week, villagers Indonesia and Britain, WHO said. working from morning to night. under its toughest distancing rules yet Covid-19 had now reached 74. in Fiji’s western province of Ra The reversal has been attributed to In Indonesia, which recorded almost because of record case levels. The nation had been had a curfew imposed. low vaccination rates, the relaxation of 1000 deaths and over 54,000 new Parts of Spain had moved to impose struggling to contain the The Health Ministry said mask rules and other precautions, and cases yesterday, up from around 8000 an overnight curfew. coronavirus amid non- the re-emergence of positive the swift spread of the more-contagious cases per day a month ago, people London Mayor Sadiq Khan said compliance with restrictions cases in the province has Delta variant, which WHO said had now near Jakarta were pitching in to help masks would be required on buses and on movement and “false resulted in the new daily been identified in 111 countries and was gravediggers to keep up with burying trains even after other restrictions in prophets” declaring the curfew restriction from 5pm to expected to become globally dominant the dead. England were lifted next week. pandemic to be fake and 5am. in the coming months. In the US, with one of the highest Italy warned all those going abroad Covid being little more than a The ministry said the Sarah McCool, a professor of public vaccination rates in the world, newly- that they might have to quarantine common cold. restrictions were to be health at Georgia State University, said confirmed infections per day had before returning home. Pressure was The most recent deaths monitored by village headmen the combination amounts to a “recipe doubled over the past two weeks, to growing worldwide to boost vaccination included four people in their and elders. for a potential tinderbox”. an average of about 24,000, although rates to counter the rise. — AP 60s and a 78-year-old — none — RNZ Fifth lockdown for Melbourne Protesters descend on CBD hours after announcement

MELBOURNE — Victoria undertaken to get on top of went into a snap five-day these waves. lockdown from midnight “We are being tested again to curb the growing Covid now. This is a significant outbreak. challenge to us, with Victorian Premier Daniel two separate chains of Andrews said there were now transmission running.” 18 cases in the state. Weimar said it was likely “We have 75 exposure sites, more exposure sites would 1500 primary close contacts be listed as Victoria also and 5000 secondary close introduced tougher mask rules contacts,” Andrews said. statewide. “I want to assure all Meanwhile, protesters filled Victorians that our contact Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews Melbourne’s CBD at around tracers and public health 7pm last night to oppose the experts — all the team — are payments to individuals and new lockdown rules. moving faster than they have businesses from week two of a Signs read “I have a choice” ever done. They’re doing a lockdown would be proposed at and “lockdown kills”, with face brilliant job. I am very proud National Cabinet today. masks appearing to have been of them and grateful. As fast South Australia yesterday rarely worn among those in as they are moving . . . while afternoon announced greater IN MELBOURNE’S CBD: There was a large police presence at the crowd. they are keeping pace with restrictions on those travelling last night’s protest in Melbourne’s CBD. 7 News reporter Estelle this virus, they’re not getting to the state from Victoria. News Corp Australia picture via The New Zealand Herald Griepink posted footage of in front of it. With Victoria’s exposure Primary School. Professor Baxter said the protesters chanting “sack “Unless we get in front of it, sites ballooning to over 70, Nancy Baxter from threat of the Delta variant Dan Andrews” on the steps of we won’t drive these numbers senior Victorian ministers Melbourne University’s School should prompt health Flinders Street Station while down — they will (instead), and public health officials of Population and Global authorities to consider some commuters “walked past ultimately, get away from us.” met yesterday to discuss the Health said the pace of the keeping the tougher mask shaking their heads”. It was the fifth lockdown emerging outbreak and what spread of the Delta variant requirements in place for The protesters marched since the pandemic began and restrictions may need to be could create real headaches for longer. from Flinders Street Station the third this year. reintroduced. health authorities. “Given the number of to Parliament House chanting “This will be a hard Most of the new cases had A service station and a outbreaks that seem to be “freedom”, accompanied by a lockdown, similar to or been linked to the Ariele Hungry Jack’s outlet at happening repeatedly, I think large police presence. identical to what we did a apartments in Maribyrnong, Kalkallo, on the Hume it’s something we’re going to One protester on social couple of weeks ago,” Mr where removalists from Highway, had been added to have to think about doing,” she media described the lockdown Andrews said. Sydney, who have since tested the list of exposure sites. said. rules as “human rights “If you are authorised to positive to Covid-19, were “The infectious period for “I think that we’re all abuses”. work then, you will be allowed working on Friday, July 8. these people extended a week learning from Sydney about They described a “great to work now. If you were closed Authorities believe the ago, which means they have how rapidly the Delta variant turnout” at the protest, then, you will be closed now. other case of community been in the community for a spreads and how challenging bragging there were a “couple “It is essentially a repeat of transmission took place significant amount of time it is for contact tracers to get a thousand people here . . . just the successful strategy (that at Craigieburn Coles on when they potentially were handle on it.” regular everyday people who we used a) couple of weeks Saturday, July 9, where one infectious, so this is extremely Victoria’s Covid-19 response have had enough”. ago. member of a family that concerning.” commander Jeroen Weimar “I’ve got friends who are “That was successful then returned from NSW under a The state government had said this was a particularly really frustrated and on the and this will be successful red zone permit visited. also announced the return of critical time for Victorians. verge of their businesses going now.” The person who picked the mandatory mask rules. “I think we’re right on a really bad way,” the person Mask rules were already virus up at the supermarket Masks must be worn in all the heels of this particular said. tightened overnight to respond was a man in his 30s. workplaces and secondary outbreak,” Weimar said. “As it stands at the moment to the outbreak, which had A Bacchus Marsh school schools, and must also be worn “Can I please urge all of us so many people have lost their now been linked to 18 cases. teacher, who lived at Barwon, outside when people could not as Victorians . . . we’ve talked businesses, their homes, their Australian Prime Minister also tested positive to Covid. remain socially distanced from over the last few weeks about families ripped apart. 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A spokeswoman for the national BERLIN — More than 60 police confirmed that the security people have died and dozens chief of the presidential palace, were missing on Thursday Dimitri Herard, had been detained, the (local time) as severe flooding FLOODWATERS newspaper said. in Germany and Belgium SWEEP Prosecutors were trying to find out turned streams and streets THROUGH why the attackers did not meet more into raging torrents that ENTIRE TOWNS, resistance at the president’s home. swept away cars and caused VILLAGES: Many of the Colombian ex-soldiers houses to collapse. Left, houses are accused of involvement in the Recent storms across parts submerged on assassination of President Moise of western Europe had caused the overflowed went to Haiti to work as bodyguards, rivers and reservoirs to burst river banks in but others knew a crime was being their banks, triggering flash Erdorf, Germany, planned, Colombia’s president said on floods after the saturated soil as the village was Thursday (local time). could not absorb any more inundated with Haitian authorities had said Moise water. floodwater on was shot dead at his home on July 7 “I grieve for those who Thursday (local by a group of assassins, including 26 have lost their lives in this time). Below, cars Colombians and two Haitian Americans. disaster,” German Chancellor are piled up in Eighteen Colombians had been Angela Merkel said during floodwater in the detained and three others were killed a visit to Washington, Belgian city of by police. “There was a big group that expressing shock at the sheer Verviers. were taken on a supposed protection scale of the flooding. AFP pictures mission, but within that group, there’s “We still don’t know the a smaller group, which were those who number (of those people who apparently had detailed knowledge of were still missing). But it will what was to be a criminal operation,” be many.” Colombian President Ivan Duque told She pledged that everything Karl-Heinz Grimm, who La FM radio. would be done to find those had come to help his parents “Does that excuse the rest of the who were still missing. in Schuld, said he had never group? Unfortunately no, because they Authorities in North Rhine- seen the small Ahr River are also participating in the situation.” Westphalia state said at least surge in such a deadly torrent. Colombian news magazine Semana 30 people had died. “It was just madness,” he reported on Wednesday that one of the In the neighbouring state said simply. detained Colombians had confessed of Rhineland-Palatinate to Dozens of people had to be to Haitian authorities that seven of the south, 28 deaths were rescued from the roofs of their his compatriots took part in Moise’s reported, including nine houses with inflatable boats killing. Reuters could not independently residents of an assisted- and helicopters. Hundreds verify that report. Families and living facility for people with of soldiers were deployed to colleagues of some of the detainees disabilities. Belgian media assist in the rescue efforts. have told journalists in Colombia that had reported eight deaths in “There are people dead, the suspects were hired to work as that country. there are people missing, and bodyguards and are innocent. Among the worst-hit there are many who are still The head of Colombia’s national German villages was Schuld, in danger,” the governor of police stressed on Thursday that where several homes had Rhineland-Palatinate state, Haitian authorities were leading the collapsed and dozens of people Malu Dreyer, told the regional through the streets of there. Major highways were investigation. remained unaccounted for. parliament. “We have never Pepinster, near Liege, inundated in southern and A “small number” of the detainees Rescue operations were seen such a disaster. It’s just where a rescue operation eastern parts of the country, had received US military training in the hampered by blocked roads devastating.” by firefighters went wrong and the railway said all trains past while serving as active members and phone and internet The 52nd Civil Engineer when a small boat capsized were halted. of the Colombian military, Pentagon outages across the Eifel — a squadron and several and three elderly people In Liege, a city of 200,000, spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Ken volcanic region of rolling hills volunteers from the US air disappeared. the Meuse River overflowed Hoffman said on Thursday. He did not and small valleys. base at Spangdahlem filled “Unfortunately, they were its banks Thursday and the give further details. Some villages were reduced and distributed hundreds quickly engulfed,” said Mayor mayor asked people living Colombia is one of the strongest US to rubble as old brick and of sandbags to help protect Philippe Godin. “I fear they nearby to move to higher military partners in Latin America. It timber houses were unable to homes and businesses in are dead.” ground. receives billions of dollars in security withstand the sudden rush of the area, the US European In Verviers, the prosecutor’s EU Commission President aid and training focused on countering water. Broken trees and other Command said. office said several bodies had Ursula von der Leyen pledged Marxist guerrilla groups that are funded debris were seen being carried In Belgium, the Vesdre been found but could not to help, and Pope Francis by drug trafficking, extortion and away as water gushed through River spilled over its banks confirm local media reports sent condolences to all those kidnapping. narrow streets. and sent water churning that four people were killed affected by the flooding. — AP — Reuters story via Newshub. Flash flooding in Arizona; two missing in Grand Canyon

FLAGSTAFF, Arizona — Authorities Colorado River without a life jacket Colorado River where the water were searching on Thursday (local is, unfortunately, really low,” she temperature is only about 4 degrees time) for two people on a rafting said. “Our search managers are also Celsius, the National Weather Service trip who were swept into the frigid keeping that in mind, but we’re also said. Colorado River during a flash flood in optimistic.” The entire Southwest had been the Grand Canyon. The flood had been A park helicopter took two hammered lately, with more rain in the triggered by the monsoon storms that paramedics to the river late on forecast. had also inundated Flagstaff. Wednesday to treat and stabilise the Meanwhile, in Tucson, a fire A torrent of water through a slot injured rafters. The most critically- department swift water team rescued canyon washed away the camp injured passenger was airlifted to a a father and his two daughters from where two commercial rafts with 30 hospital, and rescuers planned to fly the roof of their vehicle on Wednesday passengers had pulled off the river out six others on Thursday, Baird said. after they drove into a usually to stay on Wednesday evening, said No information on identities of the dry wash and got stranded in the Grand Canyon spokeswoman Joelle people nor the extent of their injuries floodwaters, said Golder Ranch Fire Baird. was immediately released. District spokesman Captain Adam Someone on the trip called The flood hit the camp that is Jarrold. authorities from a satellite phone nearly 64 kilometres from where the Farther north in Flagstaff, asking for help and saying that people rafts launched at Lees Ferry near the floodwaters had inundated had been injured. Arizona-Utah state line. communities also. — AP Baird said rescue crews on the Forecasters had issued a flash flood LUCKY RESCUE: Right, ground, in the water and in the air for the area on Wednesday, but it was firefighters safely rescue a man were trying to quickly locate at least not clear whether the rafting guides and his two daughters from the two people who had ended up in the were aware. Baird declined to release roof of a vehicle after it was river, but the prospects of finding them the name of the company. swept away in fast-moving alive were bleak. “The likelihood of Radar showed about 2.5 centimetres floodwater just north of Tucson. survivability of someone entering the of rain along that stretch of the Drone image supplied/AP The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 WORLD 17 Mass unrest in S Africa WORLD BRIEFS China reports one human case of H5N6 bird flu BAZHONG — China has confirmed one case 25,000 troops deployed to quell riots of human infection with the H5N6 strain of bird flu in Sichuan province, state media said yesterday. JOHANNESBURG — In in township areas, although The 55-year-old male infected with the bird flu one of the largest deployments it had not spread to South in Bazhong city had been sent to hospital and of soldiers since the end of Africa’s seven other provinces, local authorities had now culled poultry in the white minority rule, 25,000 where police were on alert. vicinity, said the state broadcaster CCTV. South African troops began More than 2200 people Experts believed that the infection was an taking up positions on had been arrested for theft isolated case and “the risk of an invisible Thursday (local time) to help and vandalism and 117 epidemic is extremely low”, the media said. quell the week-long riots people had died, Khumbudzo In January, France and Germany culled over that were sparked by the Ntshavheni, acting minister 660,000 birds to contain the spread of bird flu. imprisonment of former South in the presidency said on In February, Russian officials reported the African President Jacob Zuma. Thursday. Many had been H5N8 strain of bird flu had been passed on At least 117 people had trampled to death in chaotic from birds to humans for the first time, leading been killed in the violence, stampedes when shops were to seven people becoming sick at a poultry authorities said. being looted, according to plant. — Reuters story via RNZ The government said at police. least 10,000 soldiers were “These are not Dutch crime reporter dies on the streets by Thursday demonstrations. This is AMSTERDAM — morning, patrolling alongside economic sabotage and we are The prominent Dutch police, and the South African investigating with a view to crime reporter Peter National Defence Force had apprehending the instigators,” R de Vries, who was also called up all of its reserve Ntshavheni said at a briefing shot and seriously force of troops. on Thursday. wounded in central In a show of strength, a One person had been MILITARY ROLLS IN: Soldiers sitting on a military vehicle watch Amsterdam nine convoy of more than a dozen arrested and 11 others were a crowd, as community leaders speaks to a group of men and days ago, has died. armoured personnel carriers now under surveillance for women in an effort to stop them from entering a shopping mall in “Peter fought to the brought soldiers into Gauteng inciting and planning the Vosloorus, in Ekurhuleni, South Africa. AP picture end, but was unable province, South Africa’s most unrest, she said. to win the battle,” a populous, which includes the The armed patrols had statement from his largest city, Johannesburg, brought stability to Gauteng, who was helping to clean up a South African analyst William relatives said. Peter R de Vries and the capital, Pretoria. authorities said. mall that had been trashed. Gumede. The 64-year-old Buses, trucks, airplanes Army troops stood guard The unrest, however, “In KwaZulu-Natal, it’s been was shot in the head and helicopters were also at the large Maponya mall continued on Thursday in well-coordinated and well- minutes after leaving a TV studio. being used to move the in Soweto, which was one KwaZulu-Natal, Zuma’s home funded. The shooting shocked the Netherlands, where large deployment of troops of the few retail centres not province. “If you look at it, strategic de Vries was well-known for his investigations to trouble spots in Gauteng badly hit by the rampage but There were renewed commercial hubs were of mobsters and drug lords. and KwaZulu-Natal province remained closed. attacks on shopping centres blocked, strategic roads were Two suspects were arrested. that had seen violence in its Volunteer groups cleaned and several factories and blocked at really key points. Mr de Vries had won critical acclaim for his mainly poor areas. up shattered glass and warehouses were smoldering It was very organised,” said reporting on the Dutch underworld — including The unrest erupted last debris from shops that had after being hit by arson Gumede, the chair of the the 1983 kidnapping of the beer millionaire week after Zuma began been stormed and looted attacks. Democracy Works Foundation Freddy Heineken. serving a 15-month sentence in Johannesburg’s Soweto, Police discovered more than — a group supporting The statement released by his relatives on for contempt of court for Alexandra and Vosloorus 10,000 rounds of ammunition governance in Africa. Thursday said he died “surrounded by the refusing to comply with areas. in Durban on Wednesday Zuma, throughout his people who love him”. a court order to testify “I spoke to some of the guys night, which Minister of Police political career, including “Peter has lived by his conviction: ‘On at a state-backed inquiry who are unemployed in my Bheki Cele said belonged to his nine years as president, bended knee is no way to be free’,” the investigating allegations area to come and help. The people who were instigating acquired many allies in South statement added. of corruption while he was mayor supported us with the violent riots in the Africa’s military and security The family asked for space to process his president from 2009 to 2018. transport to get here. We came province. services who were reluctant to death in peace. Protests in Gauteng and here with two buses,” said The continued violence in respond to the violence in his Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said the KwaZulu-Natal quickly George Moswetsa, a resident KwaZulu-Natal appeared to home province, Gumede said. veteran journalist was “afraid of nothing and escalated into a spree of theft of Vosloorus, in Ekurhuleni, have been well-planned, said — AP no-one”. “We owe it to Peter R de Vries to ensure that justice takes its course,” he tweeted. De Vries was attacked on the evening of July 6, while walking away from a television EU unveils sweeping climate-change plan studio following a chat show on the Lange Leidsedwarsstraat in central Amsterdam. BRUSSELS — The European healthier and more prosperous climate change, have been named International Air Transport Five shots were fired at close range and he Union (EU) announced a raft future,” European Commission the Fit for 55 package because Association director general was hit in the head. of climate change proposals President Ursula von der Leyen they would put the bloc on track Willie Walsh said: “Aviation is His son, Royce de Vries, said at the time that yesterday, which were aimed at said on Wednesday. to meet its 2030 goal of reducing committed to decarbonisation as the family’s “worst nightmare came true”. pushing it towards its goal of “It is our generational task emissions by 55 percent from 1990 a global industry. We don’t need Well known for his coverage of the criminal becoming carbon neutral by 2050. to secure the wellbeing of not levels. persuading, or punitive measures underworld, de Vries covered many high-profile A dozen draft proposals, which only our generation, but of our By 2019, the EU had cut its like taxes to motivate change.” crimes, including the Heineken abduction. still need to be approved by the children’s and grandchildren’s. emissions by 24 percent from 1990 At the same time, In 2013, Heineken’s kidnapper, Willem bloc’s 27 member states and the “Europe is ready to lead the levels. environmentalist campaigners have Holleeder, was convicted of making threats EU parliament, were announced on way.” said the proposals don’t go far against the journalist. Wednesday. The measures are likely to push Some of the key proposals enough. One of the Netherlands’ most notorious up household-heating bills, as well include: “Celebrating these policies gangsters, Holleeder was given a life sentence as increase the cost of flights in is like a high-jumper claiming a in 2019 for his involvement in five murders. By acting now, we can the EU. Financial assistance will ■ Tighter emission limits medal for running under the bar,” A novel de Vries wrote about the case was do‘ things another way, be available for people to install for cars, which are expected to Greenpeace EU director Jorgo Riss later adapted into the movie Kidnapping Freddy and choose a better, insulation and make other long- effectively end new petrol and said in a statement. Heineken starring Anthony Hopkins. term changes to their homes. diesel vehicle sales by 2035; “This whole package is based on The journalist also won an Emmy Award healthier and more “We’re going to ask a lot of our ■ A tax on aviation fuel, and a a target that is too low, it doesn’t for a television show he made about Natalee prosperous future citizens,” EU climate policy chief 10-year tax holiday for low-carbon stand up to science, and won’t Holloway — a US teenager who disappeared on Frans Timmermans said. alternatives; stop the destruction of our planet’s the Caribbean island of Aruba in 2005. ’ —European Commission “We’re also going to ask a lot ■ A so-called carbon border life-support systems.” — BBC story via RNZ President Ursula von der of our industries, but we do it tariff, which would require Climate campaigner Greta Leyen for good cause. We do it to give manufacturers from outside the EU Thunberg said that unless the EU Niue reaches herd immunity humanity a fighting chance.” to pay more for importing materials “tears up” its proposals, “the world ALOFI — Niue has been praised for achieving Opposition is also expected from like steel and concrete; will not stand a chance of staying Covid-19 herd-immunity status. They include plans to tax jet some industry leaders, such as ■ More ambitious targets for below 1.5C of global heating”. The island, with its tiny population of about fuel and effectively ban the sale airlines and vehicle manufacturers, expanding renewable energy In September, the EU 1500 people, has now vaccinated almost 100 of petrol and diesel powered cars as well as from eastern member around the bloc; Commission set out its blueprint percent of its target group. within 20 years. states that rely heavily on coal. ■ A requirement for countries for reaching the 55 percent Stuff reported a national celebration was held The proposals, however, could One EU diplomat told Reuters to more quickly renovate buildings reduction by 2030, and said at on Tuesday to mark the vaccination milestone. face years of negotiations. that the success of the package that are not deemed energy least 30 percent of the EU’s US$2.2 With Pfizer vaccines supplied by New The plans triggered serious would rest on its ability to be efficient. trillion long-term budget would be Zealand, Niue began its vaccination programme infighting at the European realistic and socially fair, while spent on climate-related measures. on June 1 and it vaccinated 97 percent of Commission, the bloc’s also not destabilising the economy. Corporate lobby BusinessEurope The targets are part of a global the eligible population on its first round of administrative arm, as the final “The aim is to put the economy denounced the plan, saying it effort to tackle climate change vaccinations. tweaks were being made, sources on a new level, not to stop it,” they “risks destabilising the investment by cutting atmospheric pollution, The second round went smoothly, with all told the AFP news agency. said. outlook” for sectors such as steel, especially carbon dioxide vaccinations having been completed on July 9. “By acting now we can do things The measures, billed as the EU’s cement, aluminium, fertilisers and emissions. Niue’s government was looking to vaccinate another way, and choose a better, most ambitious plan yet to tackle electric power “enormously”. — BBC story via RNZ those aged between 12 and 15 years, once it got the go-ahead from MedSafe. — RNZ 18 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 Dolcetto ready for Trentham’s heavy track WELLINGTON — It may have been nearly a carrying that weight in the puggy ground is a bit “He is well and you can only get them fit and butt to the other horses. He is a bit of a boss.” year since Dolcetto’s last victory, but trainer of a mission.” hope it goes right on the day,” she said. Kay will also line-up Jakkano in the Metroclad Sylvia Kay is hopeful he can make a return to the The son of Per Incanto will get some weight Kay isn’t particularly sure what is in store for 1400 and Relda in the New World Churton Park winner’s stall at Trentham tomorrow. relief in the form of three-kilogram claiming Dolcetto after the weekend, with more lucrative 2200, with both mares also set to benefit from The eight-year-old gelding will line-up in the apprentice Ashvin Mudhoo, bringing his allotted targets not coming until the spring. Mudhoo’s claim. IRT Whyte Handicap (1600m) where he will be weight down to a more manageable 59kg. “It is really hard with staying horses. In the “Jakkano is a pretty tough mare,” Kay said. met by his favoured heavy surface. “When the going is tough you need that claim, programme nothing seems to follow on from one “She is quite solid and is very clean-winded He has recorded eight of his 10 wins on it is pretty difficult,” Kay said. race to another, it is quite difficult now. and seems to give it her best. She is a bit of a the surface, and Kay said the track’s Heavy11 “He (Mudhoo) rides him nearly every day, so “Ideally, if you had the Whyte Handicap on the hardcase to deal with, but she seems to like her rating will make tomorrow’s mile a staying test, he knows the horse really well and it is good to first day and the Parliamentary in the next, you racing. particularly with his 62kg impost. give these boys that are so keen a bit of a go.” would probably do them both, but now they are “Relda is very honest and she seems to like “His best efforts are usually over a bit of Dolcetto takes two third placings into on the same day, so that is off. Trentham, where she has got a bit of space. distance,” she said. “At this time of year, when tomorrow, and Kay is hoping her charge can go “We will just tick him over. He enjoys his work Hopefully they can account for themselves.” the ground is so bad, it is pretty hard work and two better this weekend. and going to the track, and being a pain in the — NZ Racing Desk

Whangarei races at Ruakaka Saturday Jetbet 2 TAB Doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddies 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Place6 3-8 Selections 5 22 Express Desire (2) 56.5 54 4 Whiskey (5) 56 47 R Elliot 2 00781 Kaharau (5) 55.5 81 J Fawcett 3 00s55 Ooga Chaka (8) 59 63 M McNab Race 1: EXPRESS DESIRE, DARCI’S FLIGHT, T Newman (a2) 5 6 Van Diesel (10) 56 46 T Moseley 3 s9525 Steven James (7) 55.5 81 4 70s31 Antigua (4) 58.5 62 T Abel (a4) 6 246s5 Regal Duchess (5) 56.5 51 L Satherley 6 12s2 Dream Queen (1) 55.5 64 S Collett M Hashizume (a2) 5 4510s Parker Lewis (7) 58.5 62 L Satherley REGAL DUCHESS 7 3s85 Darci’s Flight (7) 56.5 50 K Asano (a) 7 3377 Over The Moon (7) 54 50 E McCall (a3) 4 0s048 Final Suggestion (6) 54 72 T Moseley 6 s2368 Live For Your Love (5) 57.5 60 Race 2: JOEY’S GIFT, EL NOIR, RUBYSHOWOFF 8 0 Paisley (1) 56.5 46 (a3) 8 Ardour (9) 54 47 T Newman (a2) 5 0s010 Kaareraway (3) 54 69 L Satherley M Hashizume (a2) Race 3: DREAM QUEEN, RHINOCEROS, BURGUNDY DANCER 9 569s Shannon’s Joy (3) 56.5 45 A Calder 9 Bella Luce (2) 54 45 A Goindasamy (a1) 6 72572 Barbara (4) 54 68 S Collett 7 02s16 Easy Peasy (3) 56 61 Race 4: LAURANT, COVENANT, AIR CENTRE 10 Carte Blanche (8) 54 45 T Thornton 7 8s916 Border Leicester (10) 54 67 (a3) 8 s08s6 New Dawn (9) 55.5 60 Race 5: MASETTO, BARBARA, KAHARAU 2 NZB Ins. Pearl Series 12.38 8 07459 Hugh Glass (8) 54 57 (a4) 9 s69s0 Spelterini (2) 54 57 T Thornton 4 Bay Of Islands Itm Waipapa 1.48 Race 6: IRISH GIRL, GIGOLO GEORGE, ACUTUS $22,500, rating 65 benchmark fillies and 9 0s479 Tahuroa Height (2) 54 55 8 Hirepool 4.10 Race 7: NICE FANDANGO, EASY PEASY, ANTIGUA mares*, 1200m $27,500, rating 74 benchmark, 1400m T Newman (a2) 10 47s02 Shelob (9) 54 52 T Abel (a4) $22,500, maat, 1600m Race 8: CLEVERCONVERSATION, BUNKERS, SAINT ALICE 1 1s262 El Noir (7) 60 65 M McNab 1 1101s Gone West (7) 60 74 (a3) 2 30s91 Joey’s Gift (3) 59.5 64 S Weatherley 2 s2939 Zelenski (3) 60 74 T Moseley 6 Grant Currie Memorial 2.58 1 20251 Cleverconversation (8) 58 62 3 914Ps Gagliardi (2) 59 63 R Elliot 3 4s177 Air Centre (8) 58 74 M Hashizume (a2) L Satherley 4 45210 Rubyshowoff (4) 58.5 62 T Newman (a2) 4 80086 Breezon (4) 58 70 A Calder $32,500, open handicap, 1400m 2 40293 Jojakk (6) 57 53 T Thornton 5 02s16 Easy Peasy (8) 58 61 5 37816 Covenant (1) 56.5 67 M McNab 1 56610 Manrico (5) 60 86 T Newman (a2) 3 26424 Mach Schnell (10) 57 53 6 s08s6 New Dawn (6) 57.5 60 S Collett 6 34979 Belt Road (9) 55.5 65 T Thornton 2 02603 Monaco (4) 59 84 M Hashizume (a2) M Hashizume (a2) 7 s5093 Imaready (1) 57 59 K Asano (a) 7 34273 Laurant (5) 54 63 S Collett 3 24012 Irish Girl (3) 58.5 87 S Collett 4 64 Chevron (11) 57 50 T Newman (a2) 8 0s079 Floral Belt (5) 55 55 A Goindasamy (a1) 8 67558 La Strata (2) 54 58 T Newman (a2) 4 21344 Stand Tall (1) 57 80 A Goindasamy (a1) 5 821 Bunkers (7) 56 63 A Goindasamy (a1) 1 Northland Business 12.06 9 30Ps6 Pushka (6) 54 56 T Abel (a4) 5 46s01 Acutus (6) 56.5 79 E McCall (a3) 6 4322 Saint Alice (4) 55 54 M McNab $10,000, maiden, 1200m 3 Whangarei Itm 1.15 10 3090s Single Moment (11) 54 55 L Satherley 6 s3631 Gigolo George (2) 55.5 77 T Moseley 7 22734 Sophun (1) 55 54 (a3) 11 000s9 William Tell (10) 54 55 T Yanagida (a1) 8 67923 Rising Storm (2) 55 53 A Calder 1 487s Highland Whisper (4) 58.5 49 $22,500, 2yo sw+p, 1200m 7 Bay Of Islands Itm Haruru 3.33 9 s9506 Optimum Sweet (5) 55 52 S Collett T Yanagida (a1) 1 250s4 Follow Your Dreams (4) 58.5 65 5 Itm/gib Whangarei Gold Cup2.23 10 — Shelob SCRATCHED 2 0059s Silent Zone (8) 58.5 48 T Moseley S Weatherley $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1200m 11 67s90 C’est Une Star (3) 55 45 K Asano (a) 3 Rooftop (9) 58.5 47 T Thornton 2 712 Burgundy Dancer (6) 57.5 65 J Fawcett $32,500, open handicap, 2100m 1 570s9 Nice Fandango (1) 60 65 (a4) 12 0907 I’m Alice (9) 55 45 J Fawcett 4 58s59 Gregory (6) 58.5 46 S Collett 3 Rhinoceros (3) 56 47 M McNab 1 0s721 Masetto (1) 62 94 E McCall (a3) 2 87087 The Dom (6) 60 65 T Yanagida (a1) 13 0 Resqued (12) 55 45 E McCall (a3)

Wellington races at Trentham Saturday Jetbet 4 TAB Doubles 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 Trebles 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 Quaddies 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 5 05038 Zinzan (9) 68 55 J Seivwright 4 Hiremaster 1.30 6 New World Churton Park 2.40 2 3397s Gorbachev (1) 57 89 T Taiaroa (a2) 6 9s666 Father Dom (2) 68 50 D M Parker (2) 3 14969 Major Tom (5) 56.5 88 Race 1: TOMMYRA, ZINZAN, FATHER DOM $32,500, open handicap, 1200m $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 2200m Race 2: LIZZED, ELUSIVE ACE, PHELAN FOXY 7 67s05 Matovani (4) 68 50 H McNeill 4 s0463 Mauna Kea (2) 55.5 86 H Schofer (a1) 1 07031 Brucie (1) 59 62 L Hemi 5 0s012 Happy Star (6) 54 82 C L O’Beirne (a2) Race 3: TALLYHO TWINKLETOE, CHIEF SEQUOYAH, AIGNE 8 52641 Tommyra (3) 68 50 R Cole (2) 1 71651 Deerfield (6) 62 96 C L O’Beirne (a2) 9 66263 Black Eyed Sue (5) 66 50 2 s0514 Mr Fabulous (2) 59 62 C L O’Beirne (a2) 6 82801 Verry Flash (8) 54 79 S J Macnab Race 4: LONDON EXPRESS, DEERFIELD, SPRING TIDE 2 s4135 London Express (2) 59 94 3 00521 Nedwin (5) 59 62 E Nicholas (a4) 7 0s011 Cetus (3) 54 74 M J Sanson (a4) Callum Jones (a3) 4 80200 Speed Call (3) 59 62 S J Macnab Race 5: YARDARM, MESMERIZE, COCONUT 2 S Searancke Catering Hurdles 12.20 8 s6719 Far Site (7) 54 69 Callum Jones (a3) Race 6: THE BIG BOSS, NEDWIN, SPEED CALL 3 7s411 Spring Tide (9) 57.5 87 S J Macnab 5 71s09 Kiddo (8) 58.5 61 F Lazet (a4) $10,000, maiden hurdle, 2900m 4 80s04 Herengawe (7) 56 84 D Bradley 6 s0001 The Big Boss (6) 57 62 H Schofer (a1) Race 7: COLLINSTREET, FLORAL ART, SULIMAN 9 Metroclad 4.28 5 21s92 Chosen Peak (5) 55 86 T Taiaroa (a2) 7 86s89 Candy Cross (7) 56 60 C Dell Race 8: MAUNA KEA, HAPPY STAR, FAR SITE 1 08s2P Elusive Ace (2) 68 59 6 86324 Casaquinman (4) 54 77 E Nicholas (a4) 8 30246 Relda (4) 56 60 Ashvin Mudhoo (a3) $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m Race 9: JAKAMA KRYSTAL, SO CALL ME, ESTEFANIA 2 s634P Phelan Foxy (5) 68 57 J Seivwright 9 9s900 Rhuzick (9) 54.5 57 M Singh 3 — Amazing Az SCRATCHED 7 54414 Eagle County (1) 54 64 1 1 So Call Me (4) 59 63 S J Macnab 4 0s005 Lizzed (6) 68 50 S Phelan Ashvin Mudhoo (a3) 7 J O’Connor Parliamentary 3.15 2 1s0 Le Grazie (8) 58.5 62 8 s0751 This Lady Rocks (3) 54 62 3 768s2 Jakama Krystal (12) 57.5 64 5 8s500 Master Patrick (7) 68 50 G Walsh $37,500, open handicap, 2200m 6 s9065 Ritesaidzed (1) 68 50 H McNeill B Rogerson (a4) C L O’Beirne (a2) 1 7s442 Charlie Horse (2) 62 86 7 s7P5P The Fot (4) 68 50 B Lammas 9 63982 Gurtlyn (8) 54 59 M J Sanson (a4) 4 0s330 Fleurgundy (2) 57.5 60 E Nicholas (a4) Ashvin Mudhoo (a3) 5 50s00 Little Uzi (5) 57.5 60 H Schofer (a1) 8 084P6 Ima Wonder (3) 66 50 E Farr 2 s4134 Collinstreet (9) 61 84 H Schofer (a1) 5 Grant Plumbing Steeplechase 2.05 6 07s98 Trosettee (6) 57.5 60 M Singh 3 s2676 Rosewood (3) 60 86 Callum Jones (a3) 3 Hydra-cell Pumps Hurdle 12.55 $75,000, open stp, 5500m 4 76025 Suliman (5) 54.5 71 E Nicholas (a4) 7 24454 Tiny Terror (10) 57 59 L Hemi 8 195s5 Jakkano (7) 56.5 62 Ashvin Mudhoo (a3) $75,000, open hurdle, 3400m 5 92116 Akela Belle (8) 54 74 L Hemi 1 3s352 Shamal (8) 69 92 B Lammas 6 s5195 Floral Art (7) 54 72 S J Macnab 9 0s294 Dubai’s Moko (14) 55.5 60 C Dell 1 N Bevan Meml Steeplechase 11.50 1 84973 Tallyho Twinkletoe (6) 71 98 S Fannin 2 s1143 Mesmerize (2) 66.5 87 S Phelan 7 13152 Charred (6) 54 69 C Dell 10 9s527 Estefania (9) 55.5 60 T Taiaroa (a2) 2 094L0 Aigne (1) 67 90 D M Parker 3 65541 Yardarm (3) 66 86 S Fannin 8 70312 Carpe Diem (4) 54 65 T Taiaroa (a2) 11 32109 Ezdara (3) 55.5 60 B Rogerson (a4) $10,000, maiden stp, 4000m 3 0071F No Tip (5) 65 83 S Phelan 4 04612 Coconut (6) 65 75 H McNeill 9 56307 Stormy Habit (1) 54 55 12 70097 Brother One (13) 55 55 D Bradley 1 323Ps Zedace (8) 68 70 G Walsh 4 82311 Chief Sequoyah (4) 65 75 E Farr 5 04132 Zartan (7) 65 75 J Seivwright 8 Irt Whyte 3.50 13 0s763 Bae Corp (1) 54.5 58 J Mudhoo (a4) 2 52723 Pierian Spring (1) 68 59 E Farr 5 45231 El Luchador (7) 65 73 J Seivwright 6 7P222 Country Bumpkin (1) 65 74 D M Parker 14 — Showshanelle SCRATCHED 3 L3051 Locally Sauced (6) 68 57 B Lammas 6 46213 Richard Of Yorke (3) 65 69 M Roustoby 7 0P3P5 Notabadrooster (5) 65 70 $37,500, open handicap, 1600m EMERGENCY: 4 s7396 Crackthegoodstuff (7) 68 56 S Phelan 7 0s088 Master Fin (2) 65 59 8 0P430 Tittletattle (4) 65 57 G Walsh 1 90833 Dolcetto (4) 62 99 Ashvin Mudhoo (a3) 15 s0751 This Lady Rocks (11) 56.5 62

New South Wales races at Randwick Saturday TAB doubles 1-2, 5-6, 9-10 Trebles 4-5-6, 8-9-10 Quaddie 3-4-5-6, 7-8-9-10 Place6 5-10 Selections 5 s3603 King’s Trust w (14) 58.5 94 B Ryan (a2) 4 120s0 Torrens w (8) 58.5 94 J Ford 11 45618 Lord Zoulander dw (3) 57 96 B Avdulla 9 Tax Today Handicap 6.00 Race 1: WAR ETERNAL, HONEYCREEPER, MISS IN CHARGE 6 8538s Amicus Curiae (7) 57.5 95 J Parr 5 75131 O’Mudgee w (7) 58 100 K Mc Evoy 12 9s725 Miss Fox w (7) 56.5 95 T Clark 7 3s11s Mr Hussill (1) 57.5 90 K Mc Evoy 6 00s06 Navy Cross wh (2) 57 95 R Bayliss 13 57634 Leave Me Some dw (16) 56 95 G Buckley $130,000, 3yo & up F&M Benchmark 78, Race 2: PRIVATE AGENT, ANETHOLE, ARTIE’S AURA 8 s4321 Fifteen Rounds w (8) 57 94 G Buckley 7 19875 Amoretti wn (11) 56.5 97 T Berry EMERGENCIES: 1400m Race 3: BUBBLY LASS, KINLOCH, YANGARRA ROSE 9 16s2s Private Agent wb (10) 57 97 J Mc Donald 8 s2234 La Chevalee wb (1) 56 98 J Mc Donald 14 32s80 Kawaikini cdw (8) 53.5 90 1 s4311 Expat dwn (6) 61 100 T Sherry (a2) Race 4: ZING, LA CHEVALEE, O’MUDGEE 10 3s113 Lady River w (6) 56.5 97 J Ford 9 75701 Mr Gee wh (12) 55 95 S Clipperton 15 40181 Designer Maid dw (14) 52 91 2 24812 Vitesse cdwb (11) 60 90 Ms K O’Hara Race 5: KOBE ROCKS, CAFE ROYAL, PAPAL WARRIOR 11 331 Orbital Express dw (15) 55.5 100 10 05s46 Unamerican w (10) 54 96 G Buckley Ms K O’Hara 3 61s47 Invinciano td (4) 59.5 93 B Avdulla Ms R King 11 12s80 McGeehan wn (13) 53 95 Ms K O’Hara 16 667s0 Zidane dn (10) 52 88 J Innes Jnr Race 6: CATAPULT, WANDER, JUST FIELD 4 8579s Monegal dwb (12) 59.5 86 B Ryan (a2) 12 3211s Danzadel w (3) 54.5 99 T Berry 12 75221 Duchess Adele w (5) 52.5 99 Ms R King Race 7: CANASTA, GREAT HOUSE, MUBARIZ 7 ACY Securities 4.40 5 174s8 Trajection dw (7) 59.5 91 Race 8: OSCAR ZULU, SURF DANCER, BLONDEAU 13 27360 Surooj (12) 54.5 95 EMERGENCY: EMERGENCIES: SCRATCHED J Van Overmeire (a1.5) Race 9: EXPAT, EIGHT DIAMONDS, STEEL DIAMOND 13 — Nyami $130,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 88, 1800m 14 14s Artie’s Aura dwb (2) 54 97 J Collett 6 8373s Helga tdwbh (13) 59 87 P Scorse (a3) Race 10: THE BOPPER, OUR BELLAGIO MISS, I AM POWER 15 4421s Vallejo dw (9) 54 90 5 Elite Sand & Soil 3.25 1 s8714 Opacity twhn (1) 60 96 T Sherry (a2) 7 8s412 Think Free dw (5) 58 97 J Collett 2 s3112 Mubariz dwn (11) 58.5 92 J Mc Donald 16 441 Last War dw (4) 54 98 $130,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78, 1600m 8 0s373 Starla n (10) 57.5 87 Ms R King 17 s7672 Westgrove (19) 54 98 3 s7061 Ballet Master twn (6) 57.5 93 B Avdulla 9 49s25 Steel Diamond dw (3) 57.5 98 K Mc Evoy 18 s2s12 Cavalier Charles dwb (17) 58 99 1 650s6 Morton’s Fork tdw (3) 62.5 92 4 95216 Last Week wn (9) 57 87 K Mc Evoy 10 34443 Exotic Ruby (9) 57 94 J Mc Donald Ms E Hennessy (a3) 5 s4475 Toryjoy cdw (12) 56.5 85 Ms K O’Hara 19 1s216 Jac The Great w (16) 55.5 97 SCRATCHED 11 6s133 Daphne Jean w (2) 56 96 J Parr 2 — Elaborate 6 s2232 Canasta dw (4) 56.5 93 J Collett 12 — St Covet’s Spirit SCRATCHED 3 54s39 Criminal Code d (5) 59.5 99 T Berry 7 34s13 Great House wb (3) 56 96 T Berry 3 The Agency Real Estate 2.15 13 140s1 Eight Diamonds wn (8) 55.5 99 T Berry 4 72211 Papal Warrior w (9) 59.5 97 K Mc Evoy 8 15441 Steely dw (5) 56 100 J Parr $130,000, 3yo Benchmark 72, 1200m 5 s07s6 Cognac dw (13) 59 94 9 16812 So Wicked dw (2) 54 89 T Clark EMERGENCY: 1 511s5 Vreneli dwhn (5) 61.5 98 J Van Overmeire (a1.5) 10 76225 Kaapfever tw (13) 54 89 R Bayliss 14 114s3 Fortune Seeker dwh (1) 54.5 98 T Clark J Van Overmeire (a1.5) 6 s6087 Intuition tw (10) 59 90 B Ryan (a2) 11 056s9 Master Shuhood w (10) 53.5 86 2 s00s0 Joviality w (9) 60 90 T Berry 7 85110 Nyami dw (6) 59 100 J Mc Donald G Buckley 10 Heineken Handicap 6.35 1 Schweppes Handicap 1.05 3 3111s Diamonds’n’stones n (12) 59 94 8 17312 Cafe Royal w (4) 58 99 B Avdulla 12 4s768 Accountability dw (7) 52.5 89 Ms R King $130,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78, 1000m B Ryan (a2) EMERGENCY: $130,000, 2yo, 1400m 9 1s568 Oakfield Missile w (11) 58 96 G Buckley 1 30s21 I Am Power dw (3) 63 97 T Sherry (a2) 4 22142 Fastconi w (6) 58 97 B Avdulla 10 25142 Kobe Rocks w (1) 58 100 T Clark 13 — Zing SCRATCHED 2 3512s Best Stone wbhn (13) 60 91 J Parr 1 5s51 Revivalist wh (6) 58 100 T Berry 5 0s216 Kinloch w (11) 57.5 100 J Mc Donald 11 5s661 Matowatakpe w (12) 58 98 J Parr 3 4s77s Handspun tdw (4) 59.5 86 T Clark 2 52 War Eternal (4) 58 99 K Mc Evoy 6 16276 Sahra dwh (3) 57 99 R Bayliss 12 Ps961 Bring The Ransom w (2) 57 97 J Collett 8 Bowermans Furniture 5.20 4 s474s The Bopper tdwb (14) 59.5 97 3 45s31 Miss In Charge w (8) 57.5 98 J Collett 7 4818s Zoumist dw (13) 56.5 94 Ms R King 13 67424 St Covet’s Spirit (7) 54 99 Ms R King $130,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 88, 1400m 4 0s971 Tympanist dw (3) 57.5 95 J Mc Donald 8 673s1 Super Effort dw (14) 56.5 96 J Ford J Mc Donald 5 7 Aircraftman h (1) 57 89 K S Latham 9 23730 Yardstick wh (4) 56.5 93 T Sherry (a2) 6 Midway Handicap 4.00 1 s903s Blue Soldier d (1) 60 88 T Sherry (a2) 5 112s3 Triple Ace wn (9) 58 100 S Clipperton 2 05s67 Sambro dw (3) 60 90 J Parr 6 35s14 Honeycreeper w (5) 56.5 100 Ms R King 10 — Fortune Seeker SCRATCHED $100,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 72, 1200m 6 s1517 Accelerato dwn (2) 57.5 89 G Boss 7 Hidden Smile h (7) 56 88 11 25132 Miss Jay Fox w (1) 56 94 J Parr 3 0s488 Military Zone tdh (9) 59.5 90 K S Latham 7 6155s Invincible Gangsta d (6) 57.5 88 J Van Overmeire (a1.5) 12 s3815 Yangarra Rose dwh (7) 55 95 1 2216s Above And Beyond wn (13) 62.5 88 4 s5111 Oscar Zulu dw (5) 59 100 K Mc Evoy R Bayliss 5 4717s Surf Dancer dwh (4) 59 95 T Clark 8 8s Bay Of Kiel (2) 56 86 T Clark S Clipperton Ms E Hennessy (a3) 8 37s41 Our Bellagio Miss cdw (12) 57 98 6 01656 Itz Lily tw (6) 56.5 98 J Mc Donald 9 45s Chitabe (9) 56 85 S Clipperton 13 s2122 Bubbly Lass dw (10) 54.5 97 J Collett 2 516s0 Kosciusko dwhn (15) 62 94 T Sherry (a2) T Berry 3 511s4 Catapult w (11) 61.5 93 K Mc Evoy 7 — Rule The World SCRATCHED EMERGENCY: 9 41221 Van Giz tdw (7) 57 93 K Mc Evoy 2 TAB Highway Handicap 1.40 14 — Duchess SCRATCHED 4 41351 Henschel dw (1) 60.5 100 P Scorse (a3) 8 4s141 Mirra Vision dwh (8) 56 98 R Bayliss 5 279s1 Get The Idea dw (9) 59.5 96 K S Latham 9 2s8s0 Kordia dw (13) 55 86 Ms R King 10 65s79 Hard Landing dw (11) 57 95 B Avdulla $100,000, 3yo & up Class 2, 1200m 4 City Tattersalls Club 2.50 6 546L2 Just Field w (4) 59 96 J Parr 10 — Papal Warrior SCRATCHED 11 31s12 Irish Angel w (8) 55.5 93 J Collett 1 928s0 Safe Landing w (11) 60.5 90 7 10474 Epic Dan dw (6) 59 93 B Ryan (a2) 11 s1334 Blondeau wb (2) 54 95 T Berry 12 15s18 Nikohli Beagle dw (1) 55.5 97 J Van Overmeire (a1.5) $130,000, 3 & 4yo Benchmark 78, 1800m 8 158s3 Wander dwn (2) 59 97 J Ford 12 — Taksu SCRATCHED B Ryan (a2) 2 0s037 Anethole d (5) 60 100 T Sherry (a2) 1 s3321 Zing tdw (6) 59.5 97 B Avdulla 9 18035 Buckin’ Beauty dwn (12) 58.5 90 13 6s852 Charretera thn (10) 54 90 S Clipperton 13 — Koonunga SCRATCHED 3 454s1 Aytobe dw (18) 59.5 98 B Avdulla 2 — Criminal Code SCRATCHED J Van Overmeire (a1.5) EMERGENCY: EMERGENCY: 4 1s7s0 Melik (13) 59 88 3 9s675 Badoosh dw (4) 58.5 94 J Collett 10 60606 Bombasay tdw (5) 58.5 92 J Collett 14 — Kobe Rocks SCRATCHED 14 1116s Miss Dior dwh (5) 53 92 Ms R King

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 • Friday, July 16, 2021 RACING 19

Victoria races at Flemington Saturday TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 3 3s829 Mark Of The Man d (11) 57 89 W Egan 4 ATA Celebrates Women 3.40 13 1s824 Lowanna Magic d (4) 56 100 D Bates 13 3s941 Brazen Brando dw (2) 54 88 H Coffey Race 1: HONEYCREEPER, AKTOLGALI, TANAKA SON 4 30s67 National Choice wb (3) 56.5 90 B Prebble 14 696s8 Messerschmitt td (8) 55.5 83 C Williams $135,000, 3yo & up, 2000m 15 8148s Island Joy twhn (10) 54 94 D Thornton 8 Flemington Cup 1849 6.15 Race 2: I’M THUNDERSTRUCK, TUVALU, DIVINE DIOSA 5 s1219 Sir Davy (9) 55.5 96 J Allen 6 8s162 Basarwa dwh (2) 55 94 D Oliver 1 5s528 Dr Drill tdw (5) 60 96 Ms M Lloyd (a3) 16 25217 Knock Knock w (17) 54 90 M Dee $150,000, 3yo & up, 2800m Race 3: LINDHOUT, AIDENSFIELD, GALGANI 7 75412 Divine Diosa dwh (8) 55 96 D Thornton 2 3346s Schabau tcdb (10) 57.5 90 J Hill 17 86s44 Remastered cw (9) 54 87 B Mertens Race 4: VEGAS KNIGHT, SCHABAU, PANCHO 1 03185 The Good Fight wh (14) 60 89 B Melham 8 15s13 I’m Thunderstruck wb (12) 55 100 3 00s62 Furrion tw (2) 56.5 100 D Bates Race 5: ZORRO’S DREAM, HASSELTOFF, ISLAND JOY 6 Sir Eugene Gorman 5.00 2 92547 Haky tw (10) 59 90 D Bates Ms J Kah 4 7s758 Salsamor cdw (8) 56 89 W Price (a1.5) 5 0s842 Pancho twh (12) 54.5 94 D Thornton 3 s6541 South Pacific tw (15) 59 100 Ms J Kah Race 6: DICE ROLL, DEGRAVES, ADELAIDE ACE 9 11s Tuvalu d (1) 55 93 D Bates $125,000, Open, 1600m 6 341s8 One More Try tdw (13) 54 96 Ms J Kah 4 s7531 Sweet Thomas dw (12) 59 93 C Williams Race 7: ZAKAT, EXPRESS PASS, DIRTY THOUGHTS 10 11 Yulong Justify d (7) 54.5 96 D Yendall 1 s205s Django Freeman (7) 59.5 88 B Melham 5 14121 Saunter Boy dw (1) 56 96 H Coffey Race 8: SOUTH PACIFIC, SWEET THOMAS, ROYAL CROWN 7 s5087 Le Castile (4) 54 87 M Dee 11 20241 Crestani w (5) 54 98 W Price (a1.5) 8 53s90 Chouxting The Mob twn (6) 54 80 2 s1114 Dice Roll tdwbh (10) 59 94 F W Kersley 6 05384 Feel The Rush w (9) 54 89 M Dee Race 9: SEB SONG, FOXY FRIDA, SEINERS EXPRESS 12 22160 Grand Pope hn (14) 54 92 F W Kersley B Mertens 3 7s060 Sierra Sue tw (9) 56.5 95 C Newitt 7 40712 Royal Crown w (2) 54 99 D Thornton 13 6s651 Hickok w (4) 54 90 C Williams 9 90593 Tavirun dw (9) 54 93 C Newitt 4 s2215 Adelaide Ace td (11) 56 91 D Yendall 8 33258 Vividredsky w (8) 54 91 F W Kersley 14 14 Thunder Point w (6) 54 94 M Dee 10 8587s Tamarack wn (7) 54 81 P Moloney 5 15329 Hi Stranger dwbn (6) 56 92 D Thornton 9 12546 Minola w (11) 54 90 C Newitt 11 25122 Vegas Knight tdw (1) 54 92 C Williams 6 945s0 Think We’re Due dwn (5) 54.5 90 10 8s896 Pissaro n (7) 54 88 T Nugent (a) 3 RMBL Invest. Rising Stars 3.05 12 62646 Crimson Ace dwn (3) 54 88 D Yendall Ms A Kelly (a3) 11 486L5 San Remo wn (3) 54 86 13 6s226 Orleans Rock w (11) 54 90 B Prebble 7 8434s Bartholomeu Dias w (4) 54 89 12 0s009 Shakespear’sgalley h (5) 54 85 $125,000, F&M Benchmark 84 Final, 1400m T Nugent (a1.5) Ms M Lloyd (a) 1 6s486 Why Choose Her w (10) 60 91 5 L.V. Lachal Handicap 4.20 8 440s1 Degraves cdw (8) 54 100 W Price (a1.5) 13 13161 St Arnicca w (4) 54 92 W Price (a) 9 500s7 Kinane dw (2) 54 93 Ms J Kah 14 63733 Cernan w (6) 54 89 D Yendall L Neindorf (a2) $75,000, Benchmark 78, 1200m 1 Byerley Handicap 1.55 2 62315 Don’ttelltheboss cwn (5) 58.5 95 10 13s33 Fundraiser chn (1) 54 93 C Williams 15 0s433 Lofty Heights w (16) 54 89 B Mertens $150,000, 2yo, 1800m Ms A Kelly (a3) 1 30s35 Ruban Bleu cdwhn (3) 61 90 11 50s83 Denero dwn (3) 54 91 M Cartwright (a2) 16 86532 Pharrell w (13) 54 85 P Moloney T Stockdale (a2) 1 814 Aktolgali w (8) 59 92 J Hill 3 s607s Red Heeler tdwn (12) 57.5 86 2 47s01 Can’t Be Done dwh (7) 60 97 7 Trevor Clarke Handicap 5.35 9 Ken Cox Handicap 6.47 2 512 Tanaka Son (7) 58.5 97 D Thornton L McNeil (a3) M Cartwright (a2) $125,000, Benchmark 84, 1000m $135,000, 3yo, 1700m 3 Think Bold (12) 58 87 B Allen 4 00s09 The Closer dw (8) 57.5 97 3 1133s The Regiment wn (5) 59 84 4 3 Mamool (4) 57.5 97 E Brown M Cartwright (a2) Ms T Hope (a2) 1 17376 Ididitforlove tdw (1) 61.5 90 1 21511 Foxy Frida tw (4) 60 100 Ms A Kelly (a3) 5 5330 Catskill (6) 57 87 B Prebble 5 s9153 Chassis tw (2) 57 93 T Stockdale (a2) 4 34819 Air Defence dw (6) 58.5 94 L Neindorf (a2) 2 15442 Seb Song wbn (3) 58.5 96 Ms J Kah 6 66 Hollerween (3) 56.5 94 B Mertens 6 s5s73 Aidensfield wh (11) 56.5 97 T Nugent (a1.5) 2 0s321 Express Pass cwh (3) 61 99 3 52392 Fatigues tw (11) 58 94 T Stockdale (a2) 7 35s14 Honeycreeper w (1) 56.5 100 D Oliver W Price (a1.5) 5 83423 Rock Tycoon dwn (1) 58 89 M Cartwright (a2) 4 26301 Seiners Express tw (13) 58 95 H Coffey 8 90 Turn It Up Tommy h (2) 56.5 91 7 24421 Lindhout cw (9) 56.5 100 Ms C Hefel (a3) Ms M Lloyd (a3) 3 50s11 Midships wn (5) 61 93 Ms M Lloyd (a3) 5 61244 Literati w (5) 57 93 W Price (a1.5) C Williams 8 0939s Moscow Red dwn (1) 56.5 85 6 61318 Ghost Doctor dw (12) 57.5 87 4 4275s Spaceboy dw (10) 61 92 B Melham 6 1s621 Get In The Queue w (12) 56.5 97 J Allen 9 9s52 Gonnadancealot (11) 55.5 92 Ms J Kah Ms M Lloyd (a3) Ms A Kelly (a3) 5 45197 Rock Prophet cdw (11) 58 91 B Mertens 7 5s101 Always In Moment wn (15) 55.5 98 6 s245s Zakat w (6) 57.5 92 D Oliver C Williams 10 66 Helen’s Boy (9) 55.5 89 W Price (a) 9 6s132 Galgani dw (4) 55.5 93 T Nugent (a1.5) 7 2122s Hasseltoff twbn (16) 57.5 87 Ms J Kah 8 14495 Sig Positano dwn (13) 57.5 88 7 6479s Fine Dane dwn (13) 57 93 P Moloney 8 31324 Bengal Bandit w (7) 55.5 93 P Moloney 11 772 Kaveri h (10) 55.5 90 D Moor 10 17s00 Metronome dwn (13) 54.5 83 12 700 Dubianaire (5) 54 72 Ms C Hefel (a) L Neindorf (a2) 8 00s32 Pinyin dw (7) 56.5 95 C Williams 9 22s17 Crackerjack Prince w (6) 55 92 M Dee Ms M Lawrence (a3) 9 87575 Yulong Storm tdw (11) 57 89 C Newitt 9 s5216 Kalkarni Royale dwn (12) 55 99 10 45107 Felix Fiorente w (2) 55 93 D Yendall 2 K.A. Morrison Handicap 2.30 11 44802 Write Enuff w (7) 54 89 Ms T Bull (a3) 10 12222 Zorro’s Dream dwb (14) 57 92 W Price (a1.5) 11 3s661 Mona Dream w (10) 55 91 D Bates 12 317s3 Changing Tracks dwn (6) 54 86 W Price (a1.5) 10 1133s Dirty Thoughts wbh (9) 54 100 Ms J Kah 12 177s2 Adonis Kick (8) 54.5 89 C Newitt $135,000, 3yo, 1400m Ms T Hope (a2) 11 s0096 Kalashani Lad dwn (2) 56.5 84 D Oliver 11 62613 Heavenly Bridges dwn (8) 54 90 13 6s667 Baglioni (1) 54.5 91 D Oliver 1 64007 Immortal Love cw (13) 60 93 C Newitt EMERGENCY: 12 65323 Wilmot Pass cdwb (15) 56.5 90 Ms A Kelly (a3) 14 23Ps2 Vilanculos (9) 54.5 91 F W Kersley 2 67423 Japery twb (10) 57 90 Ms T Hope (a2) 13 s2450 Make Mine Hennessy n (3) 54 87 B Prebble 12 00s28 Elite Legacy dw (4) 54 98 T Nugent (a1.5) 15 3 The Awesome Son (14) 54 94 B Mertens

Queensland races at Eagle Farm Saturday TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 2 180s1 Shooting For Gold tcwh (2) 58 100 M Potgieter (a3) 3 s4915 Fort Wayne dwbn (7) 58 96 B Nothdurft 3 016s6 Boom Spender tdwh (5) 54.5 89 J Byrne Race 1: PRINCESS BOJACK, HAMLET VON SNITZEL, B Nothdurft 3 9s726 Boomsara dwh (2) 58 95 4 02653 Glen Ord dw (3) 57.5 86 T Marshall 4 9s585 Lady Banff dw (6) 54.5 90 Ron Stewart 3 16712 Genzai The Wolf tcdh (3) 56 90 J Orman J Huxtable (a1.5) 5 60s33 London Banker h (6) 57.5 100 J Orman 5 21111 Eloquently dwn (8) 54 98 RELEASE THE BEANS 4 0s90s Ice Frost d (5) 54.5 80 A Spinks 4 6520s Matowi wn (5) 56.5 92 L R Dittman 6 s4723 So Dapper dw (1) 57.5 96 M Hellyer 6 2160s Mishani Epic twh (7) 54 88 B El-Issa Race 2: SHOOTING FOR GOLD, JE SUIS BELLE, ICED 5 7s341 Iced cdn (8) 54.5 93 K Wilson-Taylor (a3) 5 7s174 Phantom Falcon tdn (1) 56 98 7 74319 Polemic cdw (11) 57 87 R Maloney 7 113s1 Shanjomi dw (1) 54 90 M Cahill Race 3: AVIEMORE, SPIRIT HOUSE, SCHWEID AS 6 4123s Je Suis Belle dwn (7) 54 83 B El-Issa M R Du Plessis 8 40s09 Dashing Special twh (5) 56 85 8 100s3 Bellissimi Amici th (10) 54 91 R Fradd Race 4: PEPPI LA FEW, SPIRIT’S CHOICE, PHANTOM FALCON 7 2s65s Tisani Magic wn (6) 54 80 R Fradd 6 s65s6 Ef Troop dh (6) 54.5 93 M R Du Plessis 9 71160 Bundyandcoke dw (9) 54 89 M Hellyer Race 5: TITLED TYCOON, LETHAL WARNING, CHELIMO 8 s8587 Koonunga dwn (4) 54 83 M Cahill K Wilson-Taylor (a3) 9 64364 Pleased w (4) 55.5 90 J Byrne 10 8s223 Bad Barista wb (4) 54 91 T Marshall SCRATCHED Race 6: TEARS OF LOVE, SO DAPPER, PLEASED 7 350s2 Peppi La Few tw (8) 54 99 J Byrne 10 — Watch The Cat 9 Mekka Wed. Races 11/8 6.43 Race 7: AVOWAL, DIVINE ROCA, DYNAMIC DUO 3 Gallopers Sports Club Plate 2.58 8 37031 Spirit’s Choice dwn (4) 54 100 11 33560 Kimpembe cdw (2) 54 89 A Spinks Race 8: SHANJOMI, DERULO, ELOQUENTLY $55,000, Class 3 SW, 1000m Ms L Kilner (a3) 12 38637 Zamzara wn (10) 54 91 Ms A Patis (a3) $75,000, Benchmark 80, 1200m 9 — Fisticuffs SCRATCHED Race 9: FISTICUFFS, EXPLOSIVE QUALITY, 1 s4424 Belle’s Pluck wh (7) 59 85 Ms T Brooker 7 Sky Racing Plate 5.28 1 0s108 Impasse t (5) 62 94 B Nothdurft ALREADY BLESSED 2 s1811 Goofy Mick dw (13) 59 92 L R Dittman 5 XXXX Dry Handicap 4.12 2 — Peppi La Few SCRATCHED 3 — Hidden Hail SCRATCHED $55,000, Class 3 SW, 1400m 3 818s5 Ditmas tdw (11) 59.5 91 A Mallyon 4 600s2 Chicadilly dw (10) 57 88 R Fradd $75,000, 3yo, 1800m 1 1s384 Avowal dn (11) 59 93 K Wilson-Taylor (a3) 4 314s8 Fisticuffs dwb (1) 59.5 91 5 5438s Power Boom dn (12) 57 91 J Orman 1 s1116 Without Thinking w (7) 59 94 M Hellyer 2 32s22 Dreamreacher tw (9) 59 100 J Orman J Huxtable (a1.5) 6 148s3 Ready Babe dbn (1) 57 96 B Stewart 2 73364 Eelloh wh (12) 57 93 J Byrne 3 s0303 Mr Wong w (6) 59 82 M Hellyer 5 29831 Colpo Di Tamburo dwn (13) 59 89 1 TAB Venue Mode Handicap 1.48 7 33125 Spirit House dh (3) 57 98 R Maloney 3 2s181 Titled Tycoon w (10) 57 99 T Marshall 4 77556 Applecross wh (1) 57.5 84 B Stewart J Byrne 8 0110s Aviemore dwh (5) 56.5 96 4 s7080 Pure Deal cd (2) 56.5 94 M Cahill 5 53662 Dynamic Duo (7) 57.5 81 A Mallyon 6 — Spirit’s Choice SCRATCHED $75,000, 2yo, 1200m K Wilson-Taylor (a3) 5 s1033 Auron bh (3) 55.5 100 B Stewart 6 22534 Provocative Man dw (10) 57.5 78 7 — Genzai The Wolf SCRATCHED 1 80s31 Princess Bojack tw (2) 58 99 J Byrne 9 80245 Undeniable dw (2) 56.5 98 B Nothdurft 6 8421 Victoria Park ch (5) 55.5 92 R Maloney A Sewell 8 20405 Sea Raider tdw (3) 58 97 B Stewart 2 46s61 Hamlet Von Snitzel d (5) 57 98 10 842s3 Schweid As h (8) 56 100 J Byrne 7 1 Lethal Warning th (9) 54 91 J Bayliss 7 1263s Champagne Aunty wn (8) 57 85 9 008s0 The Sinner tdwn (2) 57 92 J Orman 3 1s3 Release The Beans bh (4) 57 100 11 s421s Cinderella dw (9) 55 95 T Marshall 8 14s57 Queen Dazzler tw (6) 54 91 Ron Stewart L V Cassidy 10 60s78 Plenty cdwn (8) 56.5 92 J Bayliss R Maloney 12 s75s3 Mary Valley dwn (11) 53.5 91 9 s0445 Amore Primus (11) 54 89 A Spinks 8 28s03 Lady Brahmos wn (3) 57 91 R Fradd 11 7s169 Already Blessed dw (10) 56 100 4 23 Allusionist (3) 56.5 100 T Marshall Ms K Cowan (a3) 10 22413 Spirit’s Charm w (4) 54 88 B El-Issa 9 30393 Me Mum’s Foxy wn (4) 57 81 M Cahill Ron Stewart 5 31s52 Crymenotears wh (7) 56 100 EMERGENCIES: 11 6s021 Chelimo dw (8) 54 92 M R Du Plessis 10 2248s Word For Word w (12) 57 87 L R Dittman 12 46s68 Americana Magic d (14) 56 90 M R Du Plessis 13 36s65 The Old Bird w (6) 55.5 81 12 s3317 Gonzo n (1) 54 83 Ms S Lacy 11 s1811 Divine Roca dwn (2) 56.5 85 Ms S Lacy L R Dittman 6 3 Dream Game b (6) 56 99 B Stewart Ms A Patis (a3) 12 150s8 Wild And Ready th (5) 55.5 78 13 46s76 Snow Valley tdw (6) 56 95 R Maloney 7 516s6 Rockin’ Artie dw (1) 56 94 14 s2364 Bid In A Hurry (4) 56.5 87 Adam Spinks 6 Spirit Of Boom Handicap 4.52 Ron Stewart 14 4s113 Explosive Quality dwb (16) 54 94 K Wilson-Taylor (a3) M Cahill 4 Cascade Handicap 3.33 $75,000, Benchmark 78, 1800m 8 TAB Handicap 6.08 15 32342 Boingo d (17) 54 88 C Bayliss 2 Racecourse Village Hcp 2.23 1 s4463 Cinquedea w (8) 59.5 93 16 30s09 Luna Mia d (15) 54 100 B El-Issa $75,000, Open, 1200m K Wilson-Taylor (a3) $75,000, 3yo, 1200m EMERGENCY: $75,000, Class 6, 1000m 1 04750 All Too Huiying w (3) 59 99 M Hellyer 2 51112 Tears Of Love wn (12) 59 95 1 112s3 Triple Ace wn (2) 59 100 A Mallyon 17 34212 Spending My Time db (4) 54.5 91 1 s5560 Catesby n (1) 58 85 L R Dittman 2 0s065 Red Chase tcwh (9) 58.5 93 Ms L Kilner (a3) 2 25411 Derulo dw (3) 58.5 94 M R Du Plessis R Fradd

South Australia races at Morphettville Parks Saturday TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Selections 10 1794 Champagne Dreams c (4) 54 94 J Potter 4 36 Degrees South Beef 3.52 2 740s0 Constanzia dw (2) 61.5 93 8 Furphy Handicap 6.27 Race 1: FRENCH ROCK, VIDUKA, GREAT LEVELLER 11 38s97 Anamnesis dwh (1) 54 85 D Tourneur Ms M Julius (a3) $40,250, Rating 62, 1250m 3 88959 Cannot Be Serios tdwn (6) 60.5 89 $54,750, Benchmark 76, 1400m Race 2: TIBETAN, GREETINGS NED, JAAMINT 2 Irish Race Day At Morph. 2.42 1 243s2 Harpuna b (1) 60 97 R Hurdle Ms J Eaton 1 s4409 Sky Punch cdw (11) 62 92 Race 3: AADELAD, BRIMARVI VEHERO, HEAVENLY BRIDGES $44,750, Benchmark 68, 1550m 2 22233 Obi wb (12) 60 94 T Pannell 4 24162 Refreshed dw (13) 60.5 89 T Pannell Ms M Julius (a3) Race 4: CLAP, HARPUNA, OBI 3 426s5 Picargo (9) 60 93 5 5s120 Fields Of Ivy w (7) 60 100 B Vorster 2 65329 Left Hand Man tcdhn (1) 60.5 97 Race 5: MAC ‘N’ CHEESE, STALKING, BLERIOT 1 32021 Greetings Ned tw (10) 60 93 4 344s1 Clap h (10) 59.5 95 J Toeroek 6 95s00 Mr Epic w (5) 60 88 M Aitken 2 327s3 Tibetan dw (5) 60 94 M Aitken 3 115s0 Struck By db (10) 58 92 P Gatt Race 6: MARINA, BON PEGASUS, LAKE’S FOLLY 5 5362s Detentore wh (3) 59 90 D Tootell Snr 7 31s16 Bon Pegasus w (4) 58 97 3 3427s Allusion tcb (8) 59.5 88 B Vorster 4 s0807 Kabini t (4) 57.5 89 D Tourneur Race 7: STAN THE CADDY, SPRING BREAK, NUDGE BAR 6 31220 Fortune Follows td (11) 59 90 D Caboche 8 s2615 Turfitt wh (8) 58 95 J Holder 5 195s1 Frankie Pinot dw (3) 57 100 B Vorster 4 67413 Dominus w (3) 59.5 97 T Pannell 7 120s0 Rothmoore tcdwh (8) 59 72 J Holder Race 8: PROMOTIONS, TYPHOON HARMONY, REYNOLDS 9 81718 Augusta Rock d (10) 57.5 88 D Caboche 6 — National Choice SCRATCHED 5 1s1s6 Sebonna dw (2) 59 99 Ms J Eaton 8 332s2 Lohn Ranger w (6) 58.5 94 10 94534 Marina tw (9) 57 87 Ms A Jordsjo 7 7s602 Promotions dw (7) 56.5 98 J Holder Race 9: VICTORY TEARS, BLAH BLAH BLAH, GREAT DIVINER 6 6s699 Santelmo Fuego w (1) 58.5 90 Ms S Metcalfe 11 7s291 Hilumiere dw (12) 56 89 Ms C Lions Ms C Jones 9 63243 Equal Balance w (2) 57.5 92 Ms C Lions 8 s1131 Reynolds dw (6) 56 92 Ms J Eaton 12 17s87 Pollyanna h (1) 55 86 K H Zechner 9 33s12 Typhoon Harmony dwb (5) 56 98 7 62s33 Motell h (6) 58 100 K H Zechner 10 6758s Getouttheway w (13) 57.5 89 Ms C Jones 13 40s85 Deluxe Design (11) 54 87 J Potter 8 51811 Jaamint dw (4) 57.5 99 Ms K Crowther 11 30762 Ranger Frank w (5) 57.5 90 D Tourneur L German (a2) 9 86s00 All Hard Wood w (7) 57 90 Ms A Jordsjo 12 s189s Violinist w (7) 57.5 100 B Vorster 7 Schild Estate Handicap 5.50 10 s1100 Going Gaga cdw (9) 55 83 Ms K Crowther 13 08306 Kilowatt w (4) 54 84 Ms A Jordsjo 11 238s4 Wylie Ol’ Coyote dw (8) 54.5 92 10 23409 A Pinch Of Luck (11) 56 91 $54,750, Benchmark 72, 1950m Dean Holland Ms C Lions 5 Oaklands Plate 4.32 1 03013 Muntham Missile w (4) 59.5 100 11 s4714 Turn Table w (9) 55.5 94 P Gatt 9 Weslo Security Handicap 7.0 5 $107,250, 2yo SW+P Listed, 1400m 2 06756 Classy Joe tw (10) 59 89 J Maund 3 TAB Handicap 3.17 3 0s041 Nudge Bar twn (9) 59 92 L German (a2) $54,750, 3yo Benchmark 68, 1300m 1 515 Tonneofgrit w (8) 56 96 Dean Holland $54,750, Benchmark 82, 1000m 4 s1631 Spring Break w (2) 58.5 95 Ms J Eaton 2 5s Gosden (10) 56 85 T Pannell 5 8s545 Serious Spender cwh (1) 57 99 1 3s114 Victory Club (6) 59 95 1 — Ididitforlove SCRATCHED 3 5 Not Bluffing h (7) 56 77 J Toeroek 2 7s521 Great Diviner tw (7) 58.5 98 T Pannell SCRATCHED Ms C Jones 1 Barossa Fine Foods 2.07 2 00295 Octane dwh (7) 60.5 98 Ms K Crowther 4 — Son Of Akeed 6 19032 Stan The Caddy t (6) 57 92 3 s10s1 Zoist tw (9) 58.5 100 B Vorster 3 0s008 Star Hills cdw (3) 60 90 Ms M Julius (a3) 5 1s415 Bleriot wb (6) 54 94 Ms K Crowther Ms K Crowther 4 94124 Short Stories cw (11) 57.5 94 $44,750, Benchmark 64, 1000m 4 31842 Brimarvi Vehero cd (6) 59.5 94 6 21 Belle Of Yorkes wh (1) 54 89 7 4s360 Love ‘n’ Peace w (11) 56.5 91 Ms K Crowther 1 3215s Viduka c (11) 63.5 95 D Tourneur K H 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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. 20 LITERATURE The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 Tackling love, loss and racism

THE SON OF MR SULEMAN renowned author, has died. by Eric Jerome Dickey As Pi works to unravel published by Penguin Gemma Buckingham’s secrets, he must also navigate the he Son of Mr Suleman, complex legacy his father the final novel by the left behind, while also doing late Eric Jerome Dickey, everything he can to keep Tis the profound story of himself safe against the Professor Pi Suleman, a Black power-hungry professor who is man living in Memphis who, determined to make his life hell. in 2019, must navigate a world Pi’s life has become about governed by Trump-supporting protecting himself while also white supremacists. trying to be a good son to his His colleagues where he is an mother, a good brother to his adjunct professor are constantly siblings, and the best teacher making racist comments, and he can be to the students who his career hangs in the balance depend on him. due to threats from a high- This book is a powerhouse. powered professor who assaults It is impossible not to become and blackmails him. fully absorbed in every scene, When he meets Gemma the vibrant, dynamic characters Buckingham, a sophisticated drawing you in again and again. entrepreneur who has just It is by no means a light read. moved to Memphis from London The story is dense, and in many to escape a deep heartbreak, ways quite disturbing, but it things begin to look up. is this way in its unapologetic Although Gemma and Pi hail effort to confront the dark from separate cultures, their realities and harsh truths that differences fuel a fiery and we continue to face today. Compelling passionate connection that just All in all, the world through may consume them both. Pi Suleman’s eyes is dark, As he is falling madly in complex, and endlessly love with her, he learns that compelling. page-turner his estranged father, a world- — Molly Sprayregen, AP THE PACT by Sharon Bolton A chef’s struggles and successes published by Orion Publishing group of six friends, all about to leave high FINDING FREEDOM IN THE LOST from making sexual remarks about school and embark on the next stage of their KITCHEN French’s teenage body. careers, dare each other to take a series of by Erin French Despite their fraught relationship, A joyriding escapades that inevitably end in published by Quarto UK what French learns from her dad tragedy. about cooking unlocks her destiny. But who will take the blame for the death of an rin French is a rising culinary “Feeding a complete stranger a plate innocent young mum and her two small daughters? star known for intimate of food that you had made with When the group of friends agree that there is no gourmet dinners crafted from attention and care . . . brought me point in all of their lives being ruined, Megan steps Ehyperlocal ingredients. more joy than I had ever felt.” up to take the blame — but she demands a high price Her magical restaurant, The Lost Pregnancy derails her college plans for her selflessness. And now, 20 years later, she is Kitchen, is located in an abandoned and she ends up in a toxic marriage. back to reclaim it. 19th century mill in her tiny She channels her energy into This tightly woven story is exciting from start to hometown of Freedom, Maine. There’s running a private supper club and end. Although readers know the awful secret that even a show about the restaurant on eventually a restaurant until it all binds the group together, the rest is still a guessing Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia comes crashing down. game. Network. She is sidelined by a pill addiction, While the plot is fantastic, the real brilliance is the Sounds like a classic American her husband closes the restaurant character study in how each deals with Megan, the success story, right? But as is so often and she loses custody of her son. guilt of never having visited or called her in prison, the case, success did not come easy. Slowly she rebuilds. She gets the shame of wishing she was never released, and French chronicles her struggles, divorced, gets her son back, and turns the fear of the price to be exacted. failures and triumphs in a lyrically an old Airstream caravan into a As tensions rise and Megan appears clever and written new memoir, Finding portable kitchen for pop-up suppers. highly capable, Amber, Tal, Felix, Daniel and Xav Freedom. Then she opens The Lost Kitchen. struggle to agree on how to deal with her and their The book begins with her idyllic When thousands of reservation relationships come under significant pressure. childhood in rural Maine. But requests pour in for her 40-seat Atmospheric and suspenseful, the setting of the climbing trees and chasing frogs soon dinners, her redemption is complete. exclusive atmosphere of Oxford contrasts with the gives way to working long hours in The book ends before the pandemic tense, dramatic plot of this story, keeping the reader her father’s diner. begins. alert and keen to turn the pages. He’s a callous man who grins as But this compelling, authentic tale Sharon Bolton is a master of the psychological his dog tears a live rooster to bits, of grit and determination leaves no through this challenge, just like she thriller, with her devilish plotting and skilful use of and he won’t stop his drunk buddies doubt that French will find her way did all the others. — Beth Harpaz, AP the emotional turmoil that her characters face. — AP When one little lie snowballs out of control

THE LITTLE FRENCH BRIDAL SHOP streaming in for flowers and venues. But with messy but intriguing characters. by Jennifer Dupee there’s one small issue, there’s no groom There’s a bit of drama, a bit of romance, published by Allen & Unwin in sight. and even a little mystery. One simple lie of omission snowballs For a novel heavy on character “It was just a dress; it didn’t mean into something bigger until Larisa can development, there was a lot of text and for sure that she was getting married. It see no way out. not a lot of dialogue. just meant that she had bought a dress. This lie is not the only secret Larisa I did find myself skipping over big Nothing more. Nothing less.” is keeping. When people ask about her chunks of text to progress the story a parents she tells them they are hiking little faster, as I didn’t find that it added hen Larisa Pearl returns to in the Himalayas or vacationing in Palm anything extra to hold my attention. the seaside town of her youth, Springs. In actual fact, Clark and Kittie And for a main character, Larisa was her life is a bit of a mess. are in a New Hampshire retirement rather unlikeable. She is self-absorbed, W She has just lost her job, home, and Larisa is struggling to come to but not elitist (which would’ve helped me her boyfriend has broken up with her, terms with her mother’s dementia. understand her more had she been that and she is struggling to deal with her An only child, Larisa sees her life way). mother’s progressing dementia. spiralling out of control as her mother’s Despite the title, The Little French When she pops into town and a disease progresses. Bridal Shop is about far more beautiful ivory gown in the window of She lies to cope with the changes in than a wedding dress. It is about a bridal shop catches her eye, she can’t her life, not knowing that they will cause finding yourself amid confusion and help but step inside to try it on. more hurt to the people around her. disorientation. Faster than most brides who are Dupee’s debut novel offers a fun This novel will connect with those actually planning their nuptials, insight into the quirks that so often come who are going through big changes in Larisa has bought the perfect dress, with life in a small town. their lives, or are just struggling to see a the wedding date is set, and offers are The Little French Bridal Shop is filled brighter future. — TP The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 21

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INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS from July 6 125, 123, 122, 140, 105, 100 (14); John White (P2 100 (4), 120, 140; Rio Edwards (P2 S1 T10) 140st, S1 T5) 100st, 100 (3), 123; Mihi Waihape (P0 S2 T1) 180s: Kayne Arahanga 2, Tyson Eyles 2, Hunter S1 T19) 180st, 123, 121, 120, 100 (15); John Love 100 (5), 105, 121, 140, 156; Craig Watson (P2 S0 100; Chalet McKean (P0 S1 T3) 100 (3); Royce Kaa Eyles, Irie Eyles (2NZ Kings); John Love, John White (P2 S1 T15) 180, 140st, 140 (2), 135, 121, 100 (9); T5) 100 (4), 119. (P2 S2 T4) 100 (3), 121; Paul Waihape (P2 S2 T3) (Cossy Done & Dusted); John Collier, Wayne Morrell, Sha Hohipa (P0 S0 T6) 140st, 100 (5); Monty Reedy B GRADE 140 (3). Fred Moreland (Roseland); Jono Griffith 3, Dudley (P S0 T12) 140st, 140 (2), 129, 100 (8); Brian Leach RSA xFMO 14 2NZ Wahine Toa 7: Juanita C GRADE Reeves, Tahuna Irwin 2 (RSA Men of Mayhem); (P1 S1 T10) 140 (2), 122, 120, 118, 100 (5); Matt Reeves (P1 S2 T6) 140st 100(3) 140(2); Renata RSA Stallions 8 2NZ (3) 7: Kazius Unuwai (P2 Apirana Taukamo-Pohio (2NZ Tao Vikings); Monique Reedy (P1 S2 T27) 140st, 140 (7), 135, 121, 100 Leach (P1 S1 T6) 140st 100(2) 123 125 134; Mythias S0 T3) 100 (2), 156; Kelvin Tamihere (P2 S0 T7) 100 Renata (2NZ Wahine Toa). (17). Reeves (P3 S0 T7) 100(6) 105; Chiarn Waikawa (P3 (7); Chris Beattie (P2 S0 T4) 100 (4); Jandy Solomon Highest start (180): Tahuna Irwin (RSA Men Roseland 3 RSA Men of Mayhem 18: Mike S2 T4) 100st, 121, 136, 140; Ange Leach (P2 S1 T6) (P2 S0 T1) 121; Edward Brown (P2 S1 T6) 100 (5), of Mayhem); Kayne Arahanga, Tyson Eyles (2NZ Jones (P1 S1 T12) 140 (2), 133, 125, 100 (8); John 100 (2), 116, 125, 128, 140; Karlia Waikawa (P2 S2 120; Arthur Kerisome (P2 S1 T1) 109; Rangi Te Pou Kings); John White (Cossy Done & Dusted). Collier (P1 S1 T13) 180, 120 (2), 140 (3), 100 (7); T4) 103, 116, 117, 123; Lorna Wynyard (P1 S0 T5) (P1 S1 T4) 100f, 100 (2), 140; Eria Thomas (P1 S1 Highest finish (116): Thao Duncan (RSA Men of Kevin Morrell (P1 S1 T12) 100 (12); Wayne Morrell 100 (3), 132, 140; Hups Haapu (P1 S0 T0); Monique T0), Lance Cook (P2 S1 T10) 100 (9), 140; Heni Mayhem). (P1 S1 T7) 180, 100 (6); Steve Lascelles (P1 S1 T4) Renata (P1 S1 T2) 180, 117; Tarn Kiri (P1 S1 T11) Pewhairangi (P2 S1 T2) 100, 101; Karen Pewhairangi Most tons (34): Tahuna Irwin (RSA Men of 100 (2), 112, 121; Fred Moreland (P1 S1 T7) 180, 100 (6), 104, 121, 125, 140 (2); Tina Aspalter (P1 S2 (P0 S0 T3) 100, 125, 140; Carol Wood (P0 S0 T0). Mayhem). 100 (5), 140; Jono Griffith (P1 S2 T16) 180 (3), 140st T10) 100st (2), 100 (3), 116, 125 (2), 134, 140; Chae RSA (1) 10 Cossy Double Seekers 5: Murray TEAM RESULTS (2), 114f, 140 (2), 125, 122, 118, 100 (6); Marcus Whaitiri (P1 S0 T3) 100, 119, 135. Jukes (P3 S1 T4) 100 (3), 135; Chris Holmes (P3 S1 (P = pairs won. S = singles won. T = total tons) Leach (P1 S2 T14) 140st, 140 (4), 125, 105, 100 (7); Cossy Spandangles 8 Roseland Say My Name T4) 100 (3), 140; Rowe Mason (P2 S1 T8) 100st (2), A GRADE Thao Duncan (P2 S2 T18) 140st (2), 116f, 121, 100 13: Mikey Evans (P1 S0 T5) 100st (3), 100, 140; Neil 100 (4), 125, 140; Willie Aston (P2 S0 T0); James 2NZ Kings 13 Cossy Done & Dusted 8: Kayne (14); Dudley Reeves (P2 S2 T12) 180, 140st, 156, Gooch (P1 S0 T1) 108; Rendall McDonald (P1 S2 Kelleher (P1 S0 T2) 100, 112; Kehu Beauchamp Arahanga (P1 S1 T18) 180st, 180, 140st, 140 (4), 100 (9); Tahuna Irwin (P3 S2 T34) 180, 180st, 140st T13) 140st, 100st (2), 140 (2), 120, 101, 100 (6); Pete (P1 S1 T1) 100; Kevin Rutapiri (P2 S0 T3) 100 135, 121, 100 (9); Harley Ngarangione (P1 S2 T18) (2), 140 (5), 139, 123, 105, 100 (22); Toby Ratapu Ellingham (P1 S0 T2) 118, 121; Sean Gooch (P2 S1 (2), 140; Gary Harding (P2 S0 T3) 100, 116, 125; 140st (2), 100f, 140 (2), 137, 125 (2), 100 (10); Tyson (P3 S2 T13) 140st, 140 (3), 130, 125, 100 (7). T5) 100st, 101st, 100, 125, 140; Cody Andrew (P2 S1 Patrick Murphy (P1 S0 T4) 140st, 100 (2), 125; Steve Eyles (P2 S2 T12) 180st, 180, 113, 126, 125, 124, 2NZ Tao Vikings 9 Cossy 6 Shooters 12: T4) 100 (3), 155; Crevice Lewis (P3 S2 T11) 125 (2), Deedman (P1 S1 T1) 140; Lindsay Glenfell (P0 S1 100 (6); Hunter Eyles (P2 S2 T13) 180, 140, 121, Apirana Taukamo-Pohio (P1 S2 T20) 100st, 135st, 140, 110, 100st, 125, 100 (5); Mike Stevens (P3 S2 T1) 140; Karen Harding (P0 S0 T0). 130, 126, 123, 100 (6); Irie Eyles (P3 S1 T12) 140st, 180, 100f, 100 (9), 105, 118, 120, 121, 138, 140 T8) 100st, 120, 110, 100 (5); Walter Whaitiri (P1 S1 2NZ TCL 6 Cossy 2 Eastland Asphalts 9: 180, 140, 125, 115 (2), 100 (6); Cris Kiri (P3 S1 T19) (2); Matiu Hawea (P1 S2 T10) 100 (5), 105, 121 (2), T5) 100 (4), 120; Nyoka Fox (P1 S1 T3) 100st, 100, Vanessa Fraider (P3 S0 T0); Chris Giddens (P3 S1 2. 18. A person who doesn’t tell ____ and queen (4) 123, 140; Jarrod Waikawa-Nepe (P1 S0 T4) 100 (2), 121; Malachi Lewis (P1 S1 T2) 100, 117; Webster T8) 100 (5), 135, 140 (2); Josh van der Lem (P0 S1 JUNIORthe truth (4) CROSSWORD SOLUTIONS 132, 171; Tama Irwin (P1 S0 T8) 100 (4), 121, 132, Lewis (P1 S1 T8) 140, 134, 101, 100 (5). T0); Mere Nepe (P0 S0 T1) 116; Margaret Kapene Previous solution 140 (2); Apanui Kaiwai (P0 S1 T8) 123st, 100 (3), Roseland Dilligaf 8 2NZ Tao Spartans 13: Tipi (P1 S0 T1) 104; Bob Fraider (P1 S0 T3) 100, 119, 105, 140 (3); Tobias Campbell-Ratapu (P0 S1 T13) Eyles (P2 S2 T10) 100st (4), 100 (3), 140 (2), 108f; Across: 1. Jumped, 3. Glue, 7. Love, 8. Bottle, 10. Unhappy, 13. 121; Steve Nisbett (P2 S1 T8) 120st, 100 (6), 120; Strings, 16. Pencil, 17. Lose, 18. Dawn, 19. Friend. 140 (2), 125, 121 (2), 100 (8); Alf Cross (P2 S1 T8) Ronnie Pomana (P2 S2 T1) 120; Pete Archbold (P1 James Witika (P2 S0 T3) 100 (2), 121; Allen Wildbore Down: 1. July, 2. Moving, 4. Late, 5. Eleven, 6. Dolphin, 9. Captain, 100st, 100 (5), 135, 146; Glenn Higgins (P2 S0 T10) S2 T2) 117, 140; Heiwari Phillips (P1 S2 T0); Morris (P1 S0 T3) 100, 110, 140; Min Vette (P1 S1 T2) 116, 11. Ripped, 12. Ignore, 14. Snow, 15. Lead 121st, 100 (9); Terry O’Neill (P2 S2 T11) 100 (6), McDonald (P1 S2 T7) 100st, 100 (4), 113, 123; Paul 121; Kevin Farmer (P2 S1 T2) 100, 140; Lionel Vette 138, 125, 111, 140 (2); Richard Moore (P2 S2 T6) Waihape (P3 S1 T4) 100 (3), 125; John Ahuriri (P3 (P2 S1 T1) 129. THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Saturday, July 17, 2021 SUDOKU CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Asjha Cooper, 38; Luke Bryan, 45; David Hasselhoff, 69; Donald Sutherland, 86. Happy Birthday: SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made Embrace life wholeheartedly this year. Be open to doing things differently up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. and to exploring the possibilities that exist. 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DeChambeau has been compared to That’s the advice Gisborne United an “eight-year-old that gets mad” after player-coach Kieran Venema will give his claiming his driver was at fault for a one- players before their Pacific Premiership over-par first round at the 149th Open match against Western Rangers at Harry Championship at Royal St George’s. Barker Reserve tomorrow. The 2020 US Open champion may have Heavy Equipment Services United acquired the nickname “the scientist” for must defeat Western Rangers, of his analytical approach to the game but Hastings, to overtake Maycenvale and it was a case of a workman blaming his win the premiership. tools after hitting just four fairways on Maycenvale, another Hastings team, his way to a 71. were outstanding in a 3-1 victory over His fairways-hit percentage of 28.5 Gisborne United at Harry Barker percent was about half of the field Reserve last Saturday. The win meant average but DeChambeau said the fault they finished their league programme was with the biggest club in the bag. at the top of the table, two points above “If I can hit it down the middle of the United. fairway, that’s great, but with the driver Tomorrow’s game is Gisborne United’s right now, the driver sucks,” said the last league fixture. Three points for a win American, who recovered from a two-over would give them a total of 37 points and front nine with three successive birdies sew up the title. A draw would not be from the 12th only to let things slip with enough. two more dropped shots after finding Rangers sit at the foot of the table trouble off the tee again. with seven points. Last week they had Club manufacturers Cobra, who their second win of the season, 2-0 designed the driver with a 46-inch shaft against third-bottom team Napier Marist and only five degrees of loft specifically Seconds. for DeChambeau, did not take kindly to On May 29 in Hastings, Gisborne the comments, calling it “stupid”. United beat Western Rangers 4-2. BACK TO HIS BEST: Gisborne United midfielder Corey Adams prepares to elude the “Everybody is bending over backwards,” Venema says his squad should be the challenge of Napier Marist midfielder Mitchell Dick in a match at Harry Barker Reserve Cobra’s tour operations manager Ben same as last week. That means no Josh last month. Adams has rediscovered his best form after a season off to recover from Schomin, who caddied for the player at Harris on the left wing — he has a knee surgery. Picture by Liam Clayton the Rocket Mortgage Classic a fortnight hairline fracture of the tibia (the larger of ago, told Golfweek. the two bones between the knee and the things all his own way in midfield last Venema was holding off a decision on “We’ve got multiple guys in R&D ankle). week. Usually dominant in the air, he team personnel until he had spoken to (research and development) who are But the league’s leading scorer, Josh was made to fight for every ball that some of the players at training last night. CAD’ing (compute-aided design) this and Adams, will be hunting for goals up came his way. Expect him to put things “It’s important not to overthink the CAD-ing that, trying to get this and that front and his elder brother Corey will be right tomorrow. match,” he said. into the pipeline faster. Bryson knows it. marauding in midfield. The same goes for the defence, who “We need to just go out and enjoy it, “It’s just really, really painful when he Josh Adams has 14 league goals so will be smarting at the memory of and the results will come as we play our says something that stupid. He has never far this season. Corey has five of his conceding three goals — almost half the normal game. really been happy, ever. own and has been instrumental in a lot number they’d let in over the previous 12 “They have a couple of Argentinian “It’s like an eight-year-old that gets more. After a season off to recover from matches. A clean sheet tomorrow would midfielders who are not too bad. mad at you. They might fly off the handle knee surgery, Corey Adams is back to his do wonders for their outlook heading into “We have to be up for it, but not to the and say, ‘I hate you’, but then you go, best form. And when one of the Adams the off-season. extent where we put too much pressure ‘Whoa, no you don’t’. brothers is in form, the other usually Goalkeeper Seth Piper has had a sound on ourselves.” “We know as adults that they really follows suit. season. United’s dominance in many of Kick-off tomorrow is at 2.30pm. don’t mean that and I know that if I got Sam Royston has done well in his first their matches has meant he has not had him cornered right now and said, ‘What premiership season and has scored six much to do in some games, but one of the A preview of Sunday’s game between the hell did you say that for?’ he would goals, usually from the right wing. He signs of a good goalkeeper is the ability Gisborne Thistle and Palmerston North say that he was mad. could well be influential tomorrow. to make fine saves after long periods of Marist will be in The Gisborne Herald “He didn’t really mean to say it that Skipper Dane Thompson didn’t have inactivity. Piper has passed this test. tomorrow. harshly. He knows how much everyone bends over backwards for him, but it’s still not cool.” DeChambeau later apologised for his comments in a lengthy post on Instagram, saying he was “very unprofessional” ‘Zero’ risk of athletes and admitted “I sucked today, not my equipment”. DeChambeau has developed a reputation for pushing the envelope in terms of the approach to golf and equipment — all his irons have the same infecting residents length shaft — and being extremely precise, which is why he is not happy with his Cobra driver and has not been for OLYMPICS widespread fears about a further spread training camp in Kurume today, the team some time. of the coronavirus. added. “It’s not a good face for me and we’re TOKYO — International Olympic Critics on Thursday submitted a Tokyo entered its fourth state of still trying to figure out how to make it Committee president Thomas Bach says petition against the Games that has emergency this week amid a rebound good on the mis-hits,” he added. there is “zero” risk of Games participants garnered more than 450,000 signatures in Covid-19 cases that pushed Games “I’ve realised this for years now. It’s infecting Japanese residents with Covid- this month, Japanese media reported. organisers to ban spectators from nearly literally the physics and the way that 19 after cases hit a six-month high in the Organisers have imposed Olympics all venues. they build heads now. host city. “bubbles” to prevent further Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga told “It’s not the right design, unfortunately, Bach said Olympics athletes and transmissions of Covid-19, but medical reporters Japan would take thorough and we’ve been trying to fix it. delegations had undergone more than experts are worried they might not be steps to strengthen border controls “I’m living on the razor’s edge. When 8000 coronavirus tests, resulting in three sufficiently tight. against the coronavirus. I did get it outside of the fairway, like in positive results. A number of infections have emerged Given the state of emergency in the the first cut, I catch jumpers out of there “Risk for the other residents of Olympic among visiting athletes and people host city, the Tokyo 2020 organising and I couldn’t control my wedges.” village and risk for the Japanese people involved with the Games. committee said it would bar public access is zero,” he said. An Olympic athlete under a 14-day to the capital’s waterfront area and asked Djokovic going to Tokyo The three cases have been placed in quarantine period has tested positive in the public to refrain from visiting the isolation and their close contacts are also Tokyo, the organising committees’ website Olympic flame platform. LONDON — Novak Djokovic is going to the Tokyo in quarantine, Bach said at the beginning reported on Thursday, without disclosing The waterfront area, dubbed Tokyo Olympics, keeping alive his chance for a “golden of talks with Tokyo Governor Yuriko any details about the athlete. Waterfront City, was supposed to feature slam”. Koike and Tokyo 2020 president Seiko Eight members of the Kenyan women’s “cool spots, rest areas and dining spaces” Djokovic, 34, posted on Twitter he had booked Hashimoto. rugby team had been classified as close and be open to spectators and non-ticket his flight and was proud to represent Serbia at the Just over a week before the July 23 contacts of an airline passenger who holders. Olympics. If the top-ranked Djokovic wins gold in opening ceremony, Tokyo reported 1308 had tested positive for coronavirus, their Some of the sponsor booths may be men’s singles and at the US Open, he would be the new Covid-19 infections on Thursday, its squad said. operated on a restricted-access basis first men’s tennis player to complete a “golden slam” - highest daily tally since late January. The athletes had been isolated as a during the Games. all four grand slam tournaments and the Olympics in Postponed last year due to the Covid- precaution, but had all tested negative on A decision on whether to allow access the same calendar year. 19 pandemic, the Summer Olympics arrival and were expected to link up with to the area during the Paralympic Games Steffi Graf is the only woman to have done it, in have little public support in Japan amid the rest of the players at their residential will be made after the Olympics. — AP 1988. — AP 26 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 Traffic chaos at British Open Pogacar wins Panicking players get police escorts as fans cram roads at Sandwich Stage 18 and GOLF by Ian Chadband, AAP extends lead in SANDWICH — Lucas Herbert needed a police escort to rush him to Royal St George’s Tour de France and Brad Kennedy nearly jumped out of his car to run to the course after traffic jams at CYCLING the British Open provided pre-Championship scares for two top Australian players. LUZ ARDIDEN, FRANCE — Sergio Garcia was also among star Tadej Pogacar has celebrated a Tour performers who were left panicking that they de France stage victory in yellow wouldn’t make their tee times and needed for a second day in a row and can police help after the return of one of the great surely soon start toasting a second sporting festivals saw the crowds rush back to consecutive title after another the little Kent town of Sandwich on Thursday. dominant display. The traffic chaos their return brought with In a mirror image of Wednesday’s them left the unsuspecting Aussie duo, among finale, Pogacar raced clear of Jonas others, feeling a bit panicked as they feared Vingegaard and Richard Carapaz they might be disqualified for getting there too in the final few hundred metres of late. the climb to Luz Ardiden, as the top Herbert, one of the real form horses on the three came home in the same order European Tour after his recent Irish Open win, as their positions in the overall is used to cutting things fine but he was even standings. later than usual after he hit heavy traffic trying The victory moved Pogacar to the to get from his nearby hotel. top of the king of the mountains He reckoned it contributed to a miserable classification, putting him in line start to his first round before he recovered to arrive into Paris as the owner superbly to finish at even par. of three of the four race jerseys — “This morning, I was a bit thrown out,” LUCK OF THE IRISH: Australia’s Lucas Herbert celebrates winning the Irish Open on yellow, the polka dots, and the best explained the 25-year-old. Day 4 at Mount Juliet Estate golf course, in Thomastown, Ireland, earlier this month. young rider’s white — for a second “It’s already going to be tricky here with He needed a police escort to get him on time to the British Open, as the roads have year in a row. — AAP so much going on around the tournament been plagued by traffic jams. AP picture (regarding COVID-19 restrictions). “You’ve got to get shuttles from here to long before my tee time.” “Even though I left the house with plenty of there and there are long walks between the Herbert reckoned his rushed preparations time, I needed a little bit of help from a couple putting green and what-not, so you’ve already may have contributed to him being “half- of very nice English policemen on the bikes to got to factor in a little bit more time. asleep until the back nine” after he started in get me here with only about 35, 40 minutes to “Then the traffic was horrific this morning. particularly distracted fashion with a double tee off, when usually I like to be here around We had to get a police escort in the end to bogey at the first. an hour and a half before,” smiled Garcia, who get here (for a 9.14am tee time) and I was still “Then things started to kick off and got ended up shooting a 68. really late, which is pretty much how I operate myself back into it,” added the Bendigo player, anyway!” who recorded four birdies in five holes straight New Zealanders at the Open Hope Island’s Kennedy, the 47-year-old who after the turn to end up at level par. NEW Zealand’s Ryan Fox is four shots off topped the Australasian Order of Merit last “Feel like I’ve done no damage with that first the lead after the opening round. year to qualify, said it took him one and a half round, but would’ve liked a couple less. Can’t Fox mixed four birdies with two bogeys COMFORTABLE LEAD: Tadej hours to travel the seven miles from his base be too upset,” he said. in his 2-under 68 to be in a 13-way tie for Pogacar, wearing the overall leader’s in the village of Walmer to Sandwich. Kennedy, too, was happy with his one-over 19th place alongside the likes of Dustin yellow jersey, tries to break away “The traffic was so bad I was pretty much par 71, noting: “The younger ones can hit it a Johnson, Sergio Garcia and Francesco form Spain’s Jonathan Castroviejo about to leave the car at the side of the road, long way, but you’ve still go to get it into the Molinari. and Richard Carapaz of Ecuador it was looking pretty tricky. hole.” Kiwi amateur Daniel Hillier had four during the 18th stage of the Tour. “I left three hours before my tee time and I Garcia also needed a police escort to get bogeys and two birdies in a 2-over 72 for AP picture was beginning to panic a little bit. I certainly to the course, after arriving an hour later than 91st-equal — eight shots adrift of leader won’t do that again! I’ll be well and truly here he’d wanted. Louis Oosthuizen.

SOLID DELIVERY: Tyson Fury, right, lands a right to Deontay Wilder during their WBC heavyweight championship boxing match in February last year. AP picture Fury-Wilder title fight scheduled for October BOXING controversial draw in 2018 and took the WBC title from him in a re-match in February 2020 LAS VEGAS — Promoters say the with a seventh-round stoppage. postponed third fight between Tyson Fury and Fury, 32, had been set to face fellow Briton Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas will now be held Anthony Joshua in Saudi Arabia in August in on October 9. a world heavyweight unification title fight, but Fury’s WBC world heavyweight title defence an American arbitrator ordered Fury to fight against Wilder was initially set to be held on Wilder again before September 15. July 24, but the Briton tested positive for “I want nothing more than to smash the COVID-19 last week. ‘Big Dosser’ on July 24, but I guess the Fury first fought Wilder, 35, in a beating will have to wait,” Fury said. — AAP The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 16, 2021 SPORT 27

ONE AND DONE: Glenn Morley pulls Straight hitter Pomana Year with the ball out of the hole after his career-first ace GOLF by Chris Taewa on the second results to hole at Poverty RONGO Pomana has delivered plenty Bay Golf Club. of packages in his time. The ball landed Last Friday morning, he delivered one “softly” about five of the ultimate achievements in golf . . . a feet from the hole, hole-in-one. savour The Courier Post process team leader gently rolled up to the hole and aced the 112-metre sixth hole at the dropped in . . . Poverty Bay course. Morley makes just. “I hit a 9-iron off the back foot,” Picture by Gray Pomana said. Clapham “It looked good in the air . . . a light it nice and easy draw heading just to the left of the pin. “I thought ‘this looks all right’. It took one bounce, a little roll and went in the GOLF by Chris Taewa right at it,” Morley said. “I him are all part of the hole.” immediately thought ‘cool, I school, so were able to share Pomana was playing with a group of HEADING into his will have a chance at a two’. the moment with him. 9-hole golfers he has been giving a bit of Thursday round last week, “As it landed, I bent down “It was a cool feeling.” advice to on a weekly basis. Glenn Morley had had a year to pick up my tee and as Former Poverty Bay Peter Ritchie, Matt Hayes and Patrick to remember. I stood back up, I saw the representative cricketer “Magoo” Braithwaite got as much a buzz Two holes in, it became a guys on the third tee going Morley added the perfect out of it as he did. year he will never forget. bananas.” shot to several other golfing Perhaps known more for his basketball Morley’s “to do” list got one He then realised what had successes over 2021. skills, Rising Suns “original” Pomana got achievement lighter with a happened. He was a member of the into golf about 20 years ago at Gisborne hole-in-one on the second at “I was a bit stunned but Poverty Bay team who Park before shifting to Tolaga Bay. Poverty Bay Golf Club. the high-fives proceeded.” won the Oligoi Jug men’s He won junior and intermediate club Plenty of fellow “Thursday An eye witness told him interclub pennants title and championship titles at the Park and has School” members were in the the ball landed “softly” was named player of the been senior runner-up mutiple times at THAT’S HOW YOU DO IT: Rongo vicinity as the BDO Gisborne about five-feet from the hole, pennants series. the Park and Tolaga Bay. Pomana after the perfect shot on advisory partner aced the gently rolled up to the cup He has got his handicap Pomana played interclub pennants for Poverty Bay’s 112-metre sixth hole. 154-metre second hole. and just dropped in. down to a career-low 1.6, both clubs over the years and got down It was his first ace in 20 years of Seven-iron was the weapon Morley is part of a group which is scratch off the white to as low as a 4.8 handicap index. His playing. of choice. of players known as the tees at the Bay. current index is 12.3. Picture supplied The hole was cut about Thursday School, who And the rounds that The ace goes near the the top of his one-third of the way on to indulge in a weekly haggle helped him get there golfing list, just below a sub-par feat. shot 68, with five birdies in a row. One the green so he couldn’t see among themelves. included a personal-best, “I was playing with Tony Akroyd thing I will never forget is that round.” the bottom of the flag. Those directly in front of bogey-free 3-under 69 on (Poverty Bay-East Coast senior and Pomana celebrated his ace with a few “I hit a really pure shot, him and the group behind June 12. masters representative) at the Park and afternoon beers at Sunshine Brewery.

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RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf TIHIRAU Victory Club versus Uawa is a sports nut’s dream come true. TVC go into the 2021 Enterprise Cars Ngati Porou East Coast club rugby final at home — Te Kura Mana Maori o Whangaparaoa at 2.30pm tomorrow, having won 11 of 12 games and the Kath McLean Memorial Cup and Jury Harrison Memorial Cup for Rounds 1 and 2 respectively. They beat a gutsy Ruatoria City crew 22-14 in the 1 v 2 semifinal. TVC’s player-depth and nous is such that the changes head coach Whetu Haerewa has made to last Saturday’s starting line-up have odds-on been made primarily for tactical reasons, because the individual skills, form and confidence of every squad member is at peak. Hooker Te Taawhi Takuira-Mita is in for Ben Houia, lock Duane Waititi replaces Tee Oeti, and Ngarangi Haerewa is at halfback for Anaru Waiariki. Mo Mato — the man who in 2017 led TVC to their first title in 27 years, the epic, 24-21 extra-time deliverance from then-defending champions Hikurangi at in Ruatoria — has reminded his people of the journey they’ve made and what may now be coming their way. “We’ve been looking forward to this. It’s been an awesome season for us — week by week, we’ve grown,” said Mato, a member of the side for nine years. “We expect to face fit, well-drilled opponents in Uawa. The whole competition has been tight — we expect another tough game. We’ve got to keep an eye out for Sam Parkes (halfback) with his experience and vision, and BJ Sidney (fullback) is a hard man to put down on kick-returns.” Uawa’s Chris Richardson was a great player and is an astute coach. His message to the mighty men in blue is: “Turn up prepared to play and enjoy TVC skipper Moana Mato with the Rangiora Keelan Memorial Uawa skipper Scott Lasenby lifts the Rangiora Keelan Memorial the moment. TVC are a very good team Shield after victory over Hikurangi in the 2017 final. Shield after victory over TVC in 2019. Pictures by Paul Rickard across the paddock — their results prove that — so we’ll have to compete hard in Kawhia as assistant referee No.1 and bye, b Hikurangi 31-10 A, lost 21-26 to Tolaga Bay (referee Joe Coleman). all facets of play.” Matt Richards, who controlled the 2018 Tokararangi H. 2017 TVC b Hikurangi 24-21 in extra For the final, regular captain Scott and 2019 finals but coached Hikurangi Semifinal time in Ruatoria (referee Chris Wanoa). Lasenby will take the reins back from this year, as AR2. Beat Tokararangi 29-17 A. 2018 Uawa b Tokararangi 25-21 Parkes, the Uawa game-day skipper in (referee Whiti Timutimu). the 2 v 3, 29-17 semifinal triumph at Te PLAYING RECORD EAST COAST CLUB RUGBY 2019 Uawa b TVC 24-23 in Tolaga Bay Araroa. Lasenby will start at lock for TIHIRAU VICTORY CLUB CHAMPIONS 2004-2020 (referee Matt Richards). Rikki Kernohan, with Jesse Rye coming Round 1 for the Kath McLean 2004 Hikurangi beat Uawa 8-6 in 2020 Tokararangi b TVC 13-12 in Te into the side for Te Hemokai Aupouri- Memorial Cup Ruatoria (referee Whiti Timutimu). Araroa (referee Matt Richards). Akuhata on the right wing. Beat Tokomaru Bay United 81-0 2005 Hikurangi beat Uawa 22-9 in Lasenby’s outfit have shown real A, b Uawa 26-20 A, Wk 3 cancelled, b Tolaga Bay (referee Paora Brooking). TIHIRAU VICTORY CLUB: (1-22) character and commitment in turning Tokararangi 13-8 A, b Hicks Bay 41-7 A, 2006 Uawa beat Hikurangi 7-5 in Rika Mato, Te Taawhi Takuira-Mita, their season around. They lost to bye, b Ruatoria City 43-10 A. Tolaga Bay (referee Paora Brooking). Hirini Delamere, Bevan Hiha, Duane Tokararangi by 18 points to end the first Round 2 for the Jury Harrison 2007 Tokararangi beat Hikurangi 18-10 Waititi, Donovan Raimona, Moana round and then lost the first two games Memorial Cup in Te Araroa (refeee Jimmy Green). Mato (captain), Hoani Te Moana, of Round 2. Incredibly, they may have *Beat TBU 28-0 H, b Uawa 33-14 2008 Tokararangi beat Uawa 17-8 in Te Ngarangi Haerewa, Manu Herewini, learned more and gained more during the A, b Hikurangi 27-10 H, lost 13-14 to Araroa (referee Dallas Bond). Ron-Paul McRoberts, Ash Busher, course of this season than in their years Tokararangi A, b HB 29-5 H, bye, *b RC 2009 Uawa beat Tokomaru Bay United Tutere Waenga, Taleq Simeon, Verdon as back-to-back champions, 2018 and 28-0 H. 24-17 in Tolaga Bay (referee Colin Bartlett. Reserves: Tuamutu Poihipi, 2019. Then, they were simply in a class of Semifinal Shanks). Hamiora Ngatoro, Darryl Jackson, Sakaio their own. Beat Ruatoria City 22-14 H. 2010 Hikurangi beat Uawa 17-11 in Saitofiga, Tee Oeti, Tawhao Stewart/ But having to fight for it suits Lasenby Ruatoria (referee Whiti Timutimu). Keegan Rowley, Anaru Waiariki. and company just fine. UAWA 2011 Hikurangi beat Waiapu 23-6 in “Their forwards are big and their Round 1 for the Kath McLean Ruatoria (referee Tuki Sweeney). UAWA: John Mathias, Jack Westenra, backs are slick but for us, the job now Memorial Cup 2012 Waiapu beat TVC 18-15 at Cape Maia Fox, Scott Lasenby (captain), is the same as it is every time out,” Beat Hicks Bay 31-13 A, lost 20-26 to Runaway (referee Lewis Tata). George Waddy, Te Atapo Kirikiri, Tanira said Lasenby, who has twice lifted the TVC H, Wk 3 cancelled, b TBU 22-17 A, 2013 Hikurangi beat Waiapu 10-3 in Nepia, Patrick Allen, Sam Parkes, Rangiora Keelan Memorial Shield on bye, b Hikurangi 29-3 H, lost 10-28 to Ruatoria (referee Lewis Tata). Josh Dearden, Tipene Meihana, Te behalf of Uawa. Tokararangi A. 2014 Hikurangi beat Hicks’ Bay 26-11 Ahimanawa Westrupp, George Sheild, “That job is to focus, give it everything Round 2 for the Jury Harrison in Ruatoria (referee Chris Wanoa). Jesse Rye, BJ Sidney. Reserves: Rikki we’ve got.” Memorial Cup 2015 Tokararangi beat Hicks’ Bay 14-5 Kernohan, Guy Collins, Jay Matenga, The referee for the 2021 final is Lost 22-24 to Hicks Bay H, lost 14-33 in Te Araroa (referee Joe Coleman). Caleb Billington, Chance Pohatu, Chris Jackson Reuben-Swinton, with Eruera to TVC H, b RC 17-15 A, b TBU 67-5 H, 2016 Hikurangi beat Uawa 18-16 in Richardson.