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Tika tonu te whakaaro o Derek Lardelli ki tana iwi. Tēra pea kei te mahi I ūhia hoki te hōnore nui ki a Taka Mackey arā Te Mema o Te Ota o nanakiatia ia e tōna iwi, kei te tinihangatia rānei i te putanga mai o te Aotearoa mo ana mahi Toi Tauā. He tangata maha ngā pūkenga me $8m Rugby Park redevelopment firstōna tohungatanga i waenga i te hapori me ngā taiohi. Whakamihi, pānui ki a ia, arā kei runga ia i te rārangi whakahōnore ā Te Kuini i tana Huritau. Āe, he iwi tinihanga, hātākēhi engari, mātāmua he iwi whakapono, whakamenemene ana mo ana mahi whakahirahira. manaaki, tautoko i te tangata e tōtika ana kia ūhia tēnei hōnore nui, tēnei hōnore whakahirahira, āe, ana ko koe tēnei.

Tika tonu kia whakawhiwhia tēnei hōnore i runga i ngā āhuatanga o āu mahi, te tangata aumāngea, tō whakapau kaha, te ngāwaritanga o tō tuku i of $106m of projects forō mātauranga East ki ngā iwi puta noa i te motu, puta noaCoast i te ao. Ehara ō mahi toi te rangona i Te Tairāwhiti anake engari kei ngā tōpito o Aotearoa me te ao. Nā whai anō te whakaaronui kia ūhia te taitara Whareariki ā te Kuini ki a koe, Tā Derek Arana Te Ahi Lardelli, tika tonu.

Ahakoa he hōnore nui ki a Tā Derek Lardelli ake, ka kii tonu ia, nōna mo te by Staff Reporters RUGBY Park’s John Heikell Grandstand was closed by Poverty Bay Rugbyiwi, nō te Football iwi kē. Tū whakaiti around ana ia mo te 30iwi. people. Union’s board in May 2019 because of earthquake safety concerns. Gisborne-based Labour MP Kiri A NEW grandstand at Rugby It was first built in 1965 after the previous stand was burned down by arsonists on Allan said the news was “a massive Park is the first project to be funded March 4, 1965, with the Springboks due to play Poverty Bay-East Coast on June 30. win” for Gisborne. from the $106 million to be spent “Over lockdown the absence of live Strong community and commercial support resulted in the new grandstandAt a protest being this month organised by Haeranga Awatea held outside of the on infrastructure and community ready for the Springboks. Gisborne District Council oices,sport Tangata was Whenua missed clearly articulated throughout their the facilities in the region to boost its frustration and hurt with the country,Gisborne District because Council’s failure we towent fulil its hard and In 2011 it was named after long-serving sports journalist, commentatorresponsibility and union to tangata life whenua under its Treaty of Waitangi obligations. post-Covid recovery. member John Heikell, who died the following year. Not only had the majority of thewent councillors early. agreed Our to the teams reinstatement are of back out Finance Minister Grant Robertson the two Endeavour replicas, buton they the also fieldagreed toand bypass I the am consultation so stoked that process, but a number of ill-informed comments and assumptions were and Infrastructure Minister Shane made during their proceedingsthis on theproject matter. has It has beengot lessthe than green a light Jones today revealed $8m would go to sports collective. The scope of that grandstand has been closedyear since since Cook 250 and so disappointingfor our region,”and concerning Ms that Allansome of our said. representatives and members of our wider community are so ill-informed Poverty Bay Rugby Football Union to group is to investigate sports hubs.” May 2019 due to its condition,that they still want to acknowledgeThe Cook’s nationwide tragic arrival here packagein Tūranganui of redevelop Rugby Park. There was a caveat that the primarily its seismic strength.ā Kiwa which The marked the startinfrastructure of a long and painful process investments of the ruthless will help colonisation of tangata whenua. Or, is it sheer arrogance? “I was ecstatic. I would have grandstand could possibly be part building has had an initial seismic kick-start the post-CovidPhoto: Gisborne Herald rebuild by jumped for joy if I could,” said union of a sports hub involving “possible assessment undertaken which found creating more than 20,000 jobs and chief executive Josh Willoughby, who tweaks” to the design. it to be only 15 percent of New unlocking more than $5 billion of has an injured leg. Mr Willoughby said the building Building Standards. projects up and down New Zealand. “Absolutely buzzing” was his project was expected to take 14 “The roof also needs replacing, and Ministers Robertson and Jones reaction this morning to the news months and the union was looking there is an area of degrading asbestos today outlined how the $3 billion the union would be receiving $8m forward to working with the panel that needs removing. The infrastructure fund in the Covid in government funding for a new Government. PBRFU board considered the facility Response and Recovery Fund would grandstand at Rugby Park. The current Rugby Park was too high risk to continue using. be allocated across regions, following The union applied for the funding grandstand is not safe and requires “Estimates have found it is more extensive engagement with local through the Government’s shovel- replacement. economical to remove the entire councils and businesses (see story, ready infrastructure projects fund. The project involves its demolition grandstand and replace it with a page 9). Mr Willoughby said the funding and rebuild of a fit-for-purpose fit-for-purpose facility for not only Details of the remaining $98m of was for a fit-for-purpose rugby grandstand and facilities for Poverty Bay Rugby but the wider funds allocated for the East Coast grandstand. the union and the community of community.” will be revealed over coming weeks. “But we have made it clear in our Gisborne, government documents say. Construction is expected to begin application that we are part of a “The historic Rugby Park by January 2021 and will employ SEE ALSO EDITORIAL, PAGE 11

NEW LEASE OF LIFE: Rugby Park’s earthquake-prone grandstand is to be replaced in an $8 million Government-funded redevelopment project. Picture by Liam Clayton

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THE WHALE’S TALE: “Don’t be mean, keep it clean” is THE RIVERS FLOW: Cassie-Rivers Miringaorangi of INTO THE BLUE: Handprints and droplets make up the message left by a plunging whale in Wainui Beach Kaiti School created this artwork of patterned fish Te Wharau School Room 2’s collective entry for the School student Charlotte McDiarmid’s brightly-coloured swimming in a patterned blue sea in her DrainWise DrainWise art competition schools’ category. The design for her DrainWise art competition entry that can design which has been painted around a stormwater design is on Gladstone Road near the ANZ Bank. be seen near the Ballance Street shops. drain in Stout Street.

RED CRAB: St Mary’s School student Billy Frain’s EVERYTHING IS AWESOME: Mangapapa School MARINE LIFE: Organic forms in St Mary’s School winning DrainWise art competition entry depicts a red student Kourtney Moore’s winning DrainWise design is student Ruby Atwood’s DrainWise art competition crab dismayed by junk thrown into his or her world via a all about positivity. Located in front of the H.B.Williams design seem to smile at the prospect of people stormwater drain, and can be seen at Salisbury Road. Memorial Library, Kourtney’s creation includes rainbow hearing their message about how dropped litter or spilt bands, sunshine and rain droplets, daisies and a smiley chemicals ends up in stormwater drains and then the face. ocean. Ruby’s design is painted around the stormwater drain by the De Lautour Road shops. GOING DOWN THE DRAIN Artwork raising awareness of stormwater pollution COLOURFUL designs by Gisborne The brief was to create an art stormwater drains will help raise commended entries. schoolchildren have been painted piece for drains to help educate the awareness around stormwater pollution. “A big shout out to St Mary’s School, around several of the city’s stormwater community that anything like cigarette Two categories made up the inaugural who submitted more than 60 entries,” drains to remind people dropped litter butts or lolly wrappers dropped on the DrainWise art competition — an open said Mr Kanz. washes into the drains and ends up in ground is ultimately washed into a section won by Hannah McKinlay and a “They received additional winners’ the sea. stormwater drain and ends up in our schools’ competition. and highly commended awards to The illustrations with a message were waterways. Judges were Mayor Rehette Stoltz, acknowledge their students’ awesome painted from the winning submissions The same applies to chemicals or artist Sir Derek Lardelli and DrainWise efforts.” created by primary school students for waste spilt into a gutter or tipped down project manager Wolfgang Kanz. “This was our pilot competition and a competition organised by Gisborne a stormwater drain. They chose a winner from each of next year we plan to make it bigger and District Council’s DrainWise team. It is hoped the designs around the the schools, along with some highly better, with more schools involved.”

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It is extremely Long list of DHB grilled over decision important‘ to think about the people road repairs who need that extra to take away school GPs help ’ following by Aaron van Delden GISBORNE students say they struggle to understand why an in-school GP service needed to be axed to make way for yet-to-be-established heavy rain youth health hubs. The young women from Gisborne Girls’ High WORK continues to reopen rural roads School put their concerns to Hauora Tairawhiti damaged by slips over the weekend. board members yesterday. Mata and Waiomatatini roads remain They felt heard but said the DHB’s rationale for closed and others are accessible only closing down the GP service didn’t wash. by four-wheel drive vehicles after heavy Hauora Tairawhiti stopped funding doctor appointments at three Gisborne city high schools rainfall caused major subsidence across at the end of last year. the Tairawhiti road network. The DHB said it wanted to put the $124,000 it Gisborne District Council contractors spent on the service each year towards designing worked around the clock at the weekend more equitable youth health services. to clear roads as hillsides and trees came It has proposed hubs in Gisborne city and down and rivers washed out roads. Ruatoria where young people can access free FRONTING UP: Gisborne Girls’ High School students Madison Haggland (left), Talia GDC Journeys operations manager healthcare. Chetty, Leah Scholefield, Emily Horne and Samara Wharehinga-Walters put their Donna McArthur said the long list of “They keep describing it as an either/or concerns to Hauora Tairawhiti board members yesterday. repairs was being evaluated by engineers situation,” said Madison Haggland, who was at the Picture by Aaron van Delden and prioritised over coming weeks. board meeting with fellow year 12 students Talia “As the rain continues to fall and Chetty, Emily Horne, Leah Scholefield and Samara asking for the DHB to reinstate the free doctor equity to those students without ready access to significant land movement is being seen Wharehinga-Walters, and teacher Kristin McGill. appointments, at least until an alternative service a family doctor because of their home life. at damaged sites, road conditions can Talia said: “We do not see that the hub should was up and running. “It is extremely important to think about the change at any time. be put in place instead of GPs in schools but More than 1000 students and staff members people who need that extra help,” she said. “We’re advising all road users to be rather as well as GPs in schools.” at the three high schools signed the petition, Several board members made the point that extremely cautious and follow the council Board member Josh Wharehinga asked for which was handed over to board chairwoman Kim they were seeking “value for money” and that, road information page on our website for the students’ opinion on the fact the in-school Ngarimu at yesterday’s meeting. based on the 326 students seen by school regular updates on site conditions. GP service had not been available at every high Ms Ngarimu told the students the petition doctors last year, the GP visits were costing $380 “The community should contact us school in the region. would be considered “in good faith”. each. They suggested the money needed The public was excluded from the on 0800 653 800 if they see anything we However, the students said that failed to take to establish youth health hubs could be board’s deliberations on the students’ into account the fact some of those students had should know about.” put towards expanding the GP service to presentation. several GP appointments during the year, with 300 Contractors on site at the major Mata other schools instead. Ms Ngarimu declined to be interviewed consultations held at Girls’ High alone. Road dropout expect to have the road Up until this year, the service was following the meeting, but in a statement Board member Meredith Akuhata-Brown, who reopened to four-wheel drive vehicles available to more than 70 percent of the posted on Facebook she said the board earlier this year supported the students’ call for before the end of the week, weather region’s 3000 secondary students who would “consider the points raised by a review of the decision to halt the GP service, permitting. attended Gisborne Girls’, Gisborne Boys’ and the students after seeking advice from health asked if any of the young women had made use Geotech engineers are evaluating the Lytton high schools. officials”. of it. site for a repair to reopen the road to Emily said: “When we arrived back to school That advice would be presented to the board at One said she had a range of mental health heavy vehicles. (this year) the service just wasn’t there any more, its meeting next month. challenges that she couldn’t discuss with her Waiomatatini Road is closed after which left a lot of students vulnerable.” Ms McGill said she was not sure what to make parents, so the service had enabled her to seek ongoing movement in the road made the Board member Tony Robinson said the DHB of the statement but hoped the board decided to help. site too dangerous to pass. Engineers should have advised the students about the involve young people in its decision-making from Ms Akuhata-Brown said the students had done were to access the road to confirm a decision to close down the service. now on. well to raise the issues board members also repair process. “If we did not consult with you guys, I The students’ petition also called for the DHB needed to weigh up, such as equity and cost- For status updates and road conditions apologise for that,” said Mr Robinson, who was to discuss with them the issues associated with effectiveness. go to www.gdc.govt.nz/road-information elected to the board last October. centralising healthcare at a hub. “We will definitely get better at working out The students ran a petition earlier this year, Leah said the in-school GP service provided what’s best for the whole region — that’s our aim.”

‘How can we expect waterways and marine life to survive this catastrophe every winter’ Uawa slash by Matai O’Connor “Some matters are still before the courts. “We encourage the community to report FORESTRY slash has once again inundated any issues around forestry slash and our the Tolaga Bay coastline with residents monitoring and compliance team will saying this is a “total fail of policy setting and investigate. institutions”. Eastland Wood Council chief executive Kim It is the second time in 24 months this has Holland says the wood on the beach is from echoes of happened. the June 2018 floods. It is material that has A Tolaga Bay resident has posted videos on been stuck on the flats, in valleys and on the Facebook to bring attention to this issue. south bank of Uawa River. “How can we expect waterways and marine “The material at the river mouth was left life to survive this catastrophe to protect the habitat of the every winter?” the resident endangered dotterel that nest said. “Forestry companies must This will continue there. This was material that 2018 flood pay for this damage. How is we either could not get to or the this not a health and safety to‘ occur but with Gisborne District Council did issue for the public?” progressively not allow us to dispose of at the Gisborne District Council less material until time we were clearing the beach director of environmental back in 2018. services and protection Helen everything is flushed “Unfortunately this has been Montgomery said the council’s out mobilised again in the latest monitoring and compliance ’ —Eastland Wood storm event. team were investigating reports Council chief executive “This will continue to occur of slash washed up on the Kim Holland but with progressively less beach at Tolaga Bay. material until everything is “Our forestry consent flushed out. monitoring has increased “Importantly there is very significantly since the heavy rain event over little fresh wood among the debris and most of Queen’s Birthday weekend in 2018. that is very small material such as branches.” “We have implemented a proactive This meant the changed practices in the monitoring programme, working directly with forests instituted after the June 2018 event the forestry industry to ensure compliance and the mop-up of the damage caused were with consent requirements. working well, she said. “GDC has a responsibility to protect the “The Eastland Wood Council (i.e. the environment and natural beauty of Tairawhiti forest industry) will work with the Uawanui WHEN WILL IT END?: The Eastland Wood Council says this slash on and we take these matters seriously. community and GDC in November, once the Tolaga Bay beach, photographed at the weekend, is from the June 2018 “We have successfully prosecuted a number winter storms have abated, to assist in piling floods. Picture supplied of forestry companies on offences relating to and burning the debris, as we did last year the discharge of contaminants. ready for summer.” 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam VIRTUAL Deaths RURU, ERIC John SERVICE: Tupai MNZM Hospice Tairawhiti Ko Maungahaumi te founding member MANUEL, John Maunga Lizzy Ngatai- Hoani (Big John). — Ko Waipaoa te Awa Hawtin and On 29th June 2020 at Ko Te Aitanga a Hospice Tairawhiti home, surrounded by Mahaki te Iwi his loving family. counsellor Nicola Ko Te Whanau a Carroll feature in Loved husband of Taupara te Hapu Matiria (nee a video on the Ko Takipu te Marae Hospice Matariki Pewhairangi). Loved WAI 274 & WAI 283 father and father-in-law Remembrance of Shayne (step- Passed through this Facebook group daughter), Rau and earthly life on 1st July where they speak Jack, John and Yvonne, 2019, at home under the openly about Andrea, Milton and pines, aged 81 years. Matariki and Leah, and Russell and Life seems fleeting, remembrance. Cushla. Loved koko of And yet it stands still, Picture supplied his many grandchildren As this day dawns upon and great-grand- us, children. With memories crowd- Dad is lying at O ing our minds and Hinepare Marae, hearts. Rangitukia. Not just today but every His funeral service day ... we love and will be held at the remember. marae at 11am on Thursday 2nd July, Proverbs Ch.30 v.30 followed by interment A lion which is at Rangitukia. strongest among - Evans Funeral beasts, and turneth Looking to the stars in remembrance Services Ltd FDANZ not away for any; www.evansfuneral.co.nz Loved and cherished by Win, Vanessa and THIS year’s Hospice Tairawhiti’s remembrance “It’s about remembering the tremendous pohutakawa which is associated with death and In Memoriam Meredith, and our service has been given a new format. impact those people had on our lives while living gathering the spirits to guide them on in their mokopuna Tupai For over 30 years Hospice Tairawhiti has been and the impact their death has had on us,” she journey,” Ms Carroll said. (Gisborne), Ariana and holding a remembrance service for whanau who said. “Creating this online forum gives people a WALLIS, Tipene (Australia), and have experienced a loss over the past year. Hospice Tairawhiti counsellor Nicola Carroll chance to share their stories,” Ms Carroll said. Frederic Peter Tama I Uia (Welling- Because of Covid-19, the service could not go said grieving can be harder in isolation. “It is for people who have a connection with ton). Remembering you and ahead so hospice staff decided to redesign their “Creating this online forum gives people a hospice and also the wider community. missing you. (Due to Covid-19, remembrance and unite it with matariki. chance to connect with others,” Ms Carroll said. “Many cultures talk about looking to the stars,” John’s unveiling post- They have made an online space for people to Merging the two events together is intended to she said. Frederic Peter Wallis poned to 2021). share whatever they want to, about someone who create a wider community experience. “Stars are like a comfort for people when passed on 2 July 2019 has passed away. The traditional Hospice Tairawhiti service someone passes on, and a wider connection to in Hamilton. Monumental “We created an online Facebook group which tends to have around 30 attendees. something bigger than ourselves.” Missing you Dad and everyone is welcome to be a part of. They can “But after a week into the month-long Matariki The remembrance group was not exclusive the times together at Masons share names, photos, videos or whatever they Remembrance Group we have reached out to to any particular faith, Ms Carroll said. “You can Wainui Beach, around want about a loved one who has passed,” over 100 members of the community,” said Ms take aspects of whatever makes sense to you Rotorua lakes, and at Hospice Tairawhiti founding member Lizzy Carroll. and reflect on things.” your overseas locales. STONEHAVEN for Ngatai-Hawtin said. Matariki is about coming together, embracing The Matariki Remembrance Group can be Missing your latest “Matariki has been included because as well each other and acknowledging connections to found on the Hospice Tairawhiti Facebook page. story and uncovered Funerals as it being the Maori New Year, it’s also a time of people. Click “join group” at the top of the page. memories. and remembrance and reflection. Missing your loyal “One of the stars of Matariki is called affection. Memorials Missing you. 601 Nelson Road Paul and Caroline Ph 867 1 800 Heavy traffic route hurry-up Seymour prompts council to ‘move it along’

INTRODUCING a heavy transport based on criteria such as wellbeing and held. Gales coming east-west route to the port has been economic outcomes. Cr Seymour said the Regional discussed for years and it’s time to “move Ormond Road was not the optimal Transport Committee had received draft THE Metservice has issued a strong it along”, says Gisborne district councillor route. heavy traffic road assessments last year wind warning for Gisborne from Pat Seymour. Director of transformation and and recommended the matter go on to tomorrow afternoon with gusts predicted Her comment came during discussion relationships Keita Kohere said more council. up to 120kmh. at the full council meeting last week robust conversations and targeted The Covid-19 lockdown had delayed The forecast applies to the area of about an item in the monthly report consultation would be held on three matters, but “we still haven’t started Hawke’s Bay north of Wairoa and eastern of chief executive Nedine Thatcher heavy traffic route options examined by apart from limited consultation with the Gisborne, south of Tokomaru Bay. Swann. council. heavy transport industry”. “The southerly winds are expected to She said that initial feedback had Cr Amber Dunn asking why “targeted The matter had been around for some be severe gale, with 120kmh gusts,” a indicated a preference for the continued consultation” was being held when all of time. forecaster said. use of Ormond Road for heavy vehicles. Ormond Road and the entire community The public was aware of it. It is valid from 1pm tomorrow But using the (Waimata Valley Road was affected. “We need to move on otherwise why afternoon through until 7pm tomorrow to) State Highway 2/Harper Road route Ms Thatcher Swann said greater or do we pay consultants if we don’t follow night. into town was the preferred council route wider public consultation would also be through.” Gisborne-Napier bus service back Air quality breach on cold, still night BUS services between Gisborne and by Matai O’Connor Council team leader monitoring and The standard “PM10” refers to Napier resume tomorrow with daily compliance Kate Skyes said. particulate matter that is 10 micrometres return trips four days a week operated by A COLD night, wood smoke and vehicle The temperature on the night of June in diameter or less. InterCity. emissions were the cause of an air 10 dropped to 1.2C. The following night it A combination of cold weather, Selected services will also operate quality breach on June 10. was 1C. little wind, domestic woodburners between Napier and Wellington. The breach was 21.1 micrograms (mg) “We had new monitoring equipment and emissions from transport sources Services were suspended following the of particulate matter per cubic metre installed late last year, and it may be a contribute to any breaches. nationwide lockdown under Alert Level 4, over the allowed 50mg. little more sensitive,” said Ms Sykes. On average over 24 hours Gisborne’s and limited services between Napier and The 71.1mg reading was collected by “This was the first breach of the air PM10 levels are rarely outside the Wellington resumed on May 28. the Gisborne District Council’s air quality quality standards we have been required National Environmental Standards (50 The Gisborne to Napier bus leaves monitoring equipment at Gisborne Boys’ to notify.” micrograms/cubic metre of air over 24 the city at 9.30am on Monday, Thursday, High School. GDC gave notice of the breach as it hours), but there are times of the day Friday and Sunday, with the return trip Particulate matter (PM) is a mixture is required to do under regulation 16 when they can be elevated above the from Napier leaving there at 1.45pm. of extremely small particles and liquid of the Resource Management (National health guidelines. That schedule will operate until August droplets. Environmental Standards for Air This relates to peak times for car use 16. “It was a particularly cold night on Quality) Regulations 2004. such as school drop-offs, pickups and The daily Gisborne-Auckland service June 10 and the breach in air quality GDC’s monitoring equipment that commutes to and from work and people via Rotorua has been operating for standards was due to wood smoke and measures PM10 levels has been located starting up their woodburners or open several weeks. vehicle emissions,” Gisborne District at Gisborne Boys’ High School since 2004. fires in the evening in winter. The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 NEWS 5 ‘Healing the land, healing the people’

AN employment pilot to (land).” restore river catchments in AMPLE parking is available on DoC senior capability Tairawhiti will be celebrated the day but volunteers are asked to development adviser Charles with a post-Covid lockdown carpool if possible. They should bring Barrie said it had been a Matariki whanau planting day suitable footwear and clothing for the privilege to represent Te Papa on Saturday. conditions. Atawhai and work with whanau The eight-week pilot All whanau of Nga Ariki Kaiputahi, in the development of the Tairawhiti Agroecology and the wider community of Tairawhiti project. Recovery Project (TARP) was are welcome. “TARP has the potential for made possible by Covid-19 The event will also be enormous restoration activity redeployment funding received complemented with a Matariki across Tairawhiti.” via the Provincial Development Maramataka star presentation A funding proposal has been Unit and administered by the celebration. submitted for phase two to Department of Conservation For further information, contact continue, which would create (DoC). Matawhero Lloyd at matawhero. 45-plus jobs for 12 months, from TARP is a collaborative [email protected] or text Mahia to Wharekahika. venture of hapu, iwi, DoC, 027 314 3754. The work will build on the and Tairawhiti Environment pilot and also include water Centre, and is supported by a employment teams of five that quality monitoring, wahi tapu range of Government agencies, planted over 10,000 natives restoration, cultural awareness including the Ministry of at wahi tapu and on retired and community activities. Social Development and other lands in Mangatu and Waiapu, There is provision for conservation groups working Ruatoria. online training and support towards catchment restoration “The work included fencing, provided by whanau, hapu/ in Tairawhiti. removing invasive weeds, iwi, EIT Tairawhiti, Tairawhiti Planting day organiser and monitoring/trapping pest Environment Centre, DoC, and Mangatu team project manager animals and planting erosion- other groups. Matawhero Lloyd is excited to prone land with natives,” Mr This type of catchment get this event under way. Lloyd said. restoration can be scaled Mr Lloyd says it is about “The pilot has improved across the region and country “healing the land, healing the the wellbeing of some of our to support the capacity people,” and that it also provides unemployed whanau, helped development of local rural Maori a safe process for whanau to them gain new skills and communities. engage with the restoration increased their knowledge in “It is hoped that continued work. other areas. The work also funding in phase two will see “The planting day will be an enabled them to express their these workers return along with awesome celebration of two kaitiakitanga (guardianship) many others, giving nature a RESTORING RIVER CATCHMENTS: Workers planting months of hard work by two and connect with the whenua helping hand,” Mr Lloyd said. natives in Mangatu. Picture by Matawhero Lloyd Gisborne District Court news POLICE discovered a cannabis growing room A letter will be sent to the owner of the vehicle Alcohol-interlock and zero-alcohol provisions will imposed on him and his repeated offending while when they were called to a house for a family harm Reid used, warning it could be confiscated if used apply. on bail. incident, the court was told. for any re-offence. Houia was routinely stopped, not due to the Des Tombe first breached his zero-alcohol licence Jamie Riperata Rangikotuia pleaded guilty to Judge Cathcart noted while three of Reid’s manner of her driving. conditions on June 26, last year, when he was cultivating cannabis — 28 plants, for which she took previous drink-drive offences were historical, his discovered driving on Gladstone Road at about 9pm sole responsibility. most recent previous was just last year. RAFAEL Rachmadi Des Tombe, 23, pleaded and returned a breath-alcohol reading of 250mcgs. She was sentenced to four months community Judge Cathcart said intensive supervision would guilty to three counts of driving contrary to a He got bail but on September 14, last year, drove detention (curfew 7pm – 6am) and nine months be suitably punitive while helping Reid address the zero-alcohol licence, driving with excess breath- again in breach of his zero-alcohol licence and supervision. reasons for this surge in offending. He warned Reid alcohol (699mcg), and driving while his licence was while otherwise also over the legal alcohol limit. He Judge Warren Cathcart noted Rangikotuia had he would have received an electronically-monitored suspended or revoked for a third or subsequent returned a reading of 699mcgs. no previous similar convictions, pleaded guilty at sentence, were it not for evidence it would time. He got bail again and on October 10, last year, an early stage, and had a favourable pre-sentence jeopardise his employment. He was sentenced to six months community drove while his licence was suspended. report. detention (curfew 8pm to 4.30am), nine months He was granted bail a third time and drove again TANIA Joanna Faye Houia, 55, teacher, admitted supervision and disqualified from driving for 12 in breach of his zero-alcohol licence on January 3, COLIN Ian Reid, 66, mechanic, admitted drink- drink-driving (225mgs) for a third or subsequent months. this year, when he returned a reading of 137mcgs. driving (751mcg) for a third or subsequent time time — her third, the others being last year and in Des Tombe will again be subject to zero-alcohol He was granted bail again pending this — his fifth — and driving while disqualified. He was 2009. licence provisions. sentencing. sentenced to 12 months intensive supervision, and She was sentenced to two months community Judge Cathcart noted aggravating features of The judge said Des Tombe was lucky to have will be subject to zero-alcohol and alcohol-interlock detention, nine months supervision, and must pay Des Tombe’s offending were his wholesale disregard been granted bail so many times. If he failed to provisions. medical and analyst’s fees of $222. for the zero-alcohol licence conditions previously comply with this sentence, he would be jailed. Elementary mistake sparks DAIRY ROBBER: Police have released a closed- circuit television image of the call-out to Jackson St flat man who robbed the Bridge Dairy in Roebuck Road the night CITY firefighters were called injured or affected by the smoke. of Tuesday, June 16. The man to a property in Jackson Street “The caregiver called triple one.” entered the store at about 7pm off Craig Road in Kaiti at midday in dark clothing and with his face yesterday after food left on the ■ TOLAGA Bay firefighters covered. He appeared to be armed stove top started to burn. were called out at about 3.30am with a pistol. “The storekeeper Fire and Emergency sent a crew yesterday to put out a ute on fire immediately ran from the store into to the flat at about 2.20pm. on the side of State Highway 35, the rear of the building, activating “Some eggs had been left on about 10 kilometres south of the the panic alarm as he did so,” the stove top and the element was bay. police said. “The offender went turned on by mistake,” a senior “There was no one with the to the till and took cash from it.” firefighter said. vehicle when we arrived,” a senior He was last seen running into the “There was a bit of smoke bay firefighter said.“It was fully Botanical Gardens across the road generated, which we removed with involved and it took us about five- from the dairy. Police would like a positive pressure ventilation to-10 minutes to put it out. to speak with anyone who has system, but there was no fire “The three-door light ute was information about the identity of damage.” burnt out.” the offender. The elderly lady and her Police have an inquiry under caregiver in the flat were not way. 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 No new cases, borders stay shut PM deems border reopening ‘frankly dangerous’ as virus rages overseas WELLINGTON — For the A resurgence of the virus reopens would leave New for non-essential reasons Cabinet Minister Megan first day in over a fortnight, in Melbourne has forced Zealand “on its knees”. could be forced to pay for their Woods, who has ministerial there were no new reported Australian authorities to “A strategy that says we stay mandatory two-week quarantine oversight of quarantine and cases of Covid-19 yesterday. consider reinstating restrictions. completely closed to everybody upon returning — forking out managed isolation facilities, said There remain 22 active cases Thousands of Melbourne for the next 12 to 18 months thousands of dollars at the tail the legal advice was not to put in managed isolation, with residents have been ordered is simply untenable,” he told end of their getaway. an “economic impediment” for one patient in Auckland City back into lockdown from the Wellington Chamber of The Government was “moving Kiwis returning home. Hospital in a stable condition. tomorrow as Victoria battles a Commerce. quickly” on the issue and To the end of June, the But the short reprieve of new second wave. considering changing the law to Government has estimated it cases — the last day of zero The Government was ensure Kiwis heading overseas would spend $81 million on cases was June 19 — will not yet considering opening up to Enjoy your own on holiday would have to pay for moving 21,500 Kiwis through mean a loosening of the borders. Australia and the Pacific, but backyard.‘ 14 days’ quarantine or managed border facilities — at an average Prime Minister Jacinda anything further was currently ’ —Jacinda Ardern isolation on their return, she of $3800 per person. Ardern deemed the calls to out of the question, Ardern said. said. Ardern said holidaymakers reopen the border “frankly National Party leader Todd “One of the things we also should face a full payment, dangerous”, saying to do so while Muller yesterday asked for “We won’t recognise this need to make sure is that we’re rather than a co-payment. the pandemic unfurled overseas clarity around the criteria for country in terms of economic essentially not setting up a test It comes as the European would risk Covid-19 returning to mandatory quarantine measures impact.” for New Zealanders based on Union opens its doors to 14 our shores. in the medium and long term, Ardern also had a stern how much money they’ve got in countries deemed “safe” to fly in Imported cases had sparked but did not call for borders to be warning for any Kiwis with itchy their bank account. from today, with New Zealand outbreaks in New Zealand, opened up in the short term. feet planning a holiday abroad “We’d have to make sure we and Australia among those and the current strict border On Monday he said that — don’t. had hardship measures in there making the cut. The Ministry measures were what allowed the waiting for a vaccine or for other “Enjoy your own backyard,” as well . . . that people can pay of Foreign Affairs and Trade current freedoms Kiwis could countries to eliminate Ardern told reporters yesterday. it back over a period of time, for continues to advise against enjoy. Covid-19 before the border Those leaving New Zealand example.” travel overseas. — NZ Herald Don’t expect return of foreign Principal’s tribute to girl killed in crash WAIROA — Wairoa Primary thing they could do was be students in 2020: Robertson School principal Richard Lambert supportive and encourage WELLINGTON — New Zealand isn’t likely is at risk of missing out on international has been teaching for nearly discussion about what has to see foreign students return any time soon, students for the second half of 2020, which three decades and he’s never happened, the feelings it gives says Finance Minister Grant Robertson. will cost the economy hundreds of millions come across a girl like Teang rise to, and ways of responding. Robertson said it would take some time for of dollars,” Opposition deputy leader Nikki Atauea. “We have implemented a New Zealand to establish the quarantine Kaye said when releasing the policy. “All our students are special, plan for responding to this facilities necessary to allow for their return. As far back as May, Education Minister but Teang was a level above,” sad loss and helping children, “Growing our capacity for quarantine that Chris Hipkins said the Government was Lambert told Hawke’s Bay Today young people and their families/ we have absolute confidence in requires looking to enable international students to as part of an emotional tribute to whanau,” he said. facilities that will need to be very carefully return if they could be quarantined safely. the 10-year-old today. “We will try to maintain as designed and used,” “Unlike tourists who are Teang, a Year 6 pupil from normal a routine and structures Robertson told Bloomberg. coming here for a short Room 16 at the school, died where we can. We encourage you “Moving toward an There has been period of time, international from her injuries in Hawke’s Bay Teang Atauea to do the same. If you feel that international student growing pressure on students are coming here Hospital on June 23 after a crash your child(ren) or family/whanau market for that will take for a year or more,” Hipkins on the Napier-Taupo Rd on June she and her brother enrolled in need assistance or anything else, some time.” the Government to said at the time. 21. The crash between Kawaro Wairoa Primary. please contact us and we will do There has been find ways to open the “It’s quite possible that Roadway and Turangakumu Road “She was just very, very everything we can to help. growing pressure on the borders to foreign we would be able to work has also left her mother with special and it is a tragedy that “We know that you will join Government to find ways to with international education moderate injuries, (on Monday has affected us deeply.” us in our concern, support and open the borders to foreign students and tourists. providers to manage a she was in a stable condition Lambert praised the resilience sympathy for the Atauea whanau students and tourists. period of quarantine at the in Hawke’s Bay Hospital), and of Teang’s teachers, senior staff, who are still coping with their Tourism is worth about beginning of, say, a year’s her younger sister remains in and school through it all. own injuries from the accident $16 billion to the country, while foreign worth of study, so they can come into New Starship Hospital in a stable “Her classroom teacher and still have their youngest child students contribute to a $5bn industry. Zealand.” condition, being looked after by remained amazingly professional in the hospital.” Given quarantine would likely require a Since those comments were made, New her father. Her older brother was through it all, but we told the Teang’s funeral plans are yet two-week period of restricted movement, Zealand has caught a number of Covid-19 injured in the crash as well but students that it was okay to cry to be made, and the family and international students have been tipped as cases at the border — underlining the risk was not transported to a hospital. and okay if they saw some adults community are waiting for her to a group the Government should focus on that the coronavirus could return to the “In all my time teaching, and in cry,” he said. be returned to Wairoa from the getting back into the country. country if appropriate precautions were not fact for most of the teachers who He also praised the Wairoa hospital, Lambert said. This month, the National Party said it taken. taught her, I have never come community for their support. “We talked to her family about would like the borders opened to students, The comments from Robertson suggest across someone as sweet, lovely “One of the school’s brought it and her closest friends and provided they could be screened, tested that the Government will need more time in and as beautiful a soul as Teang,” over morning tea for the staff, many of her classmates will be at twice and pay for their own quarantine order to put measures in place to ensure Lambert said. another sent out lunch, and the funeral. Right now the father’s facilities. safe entry of those coming from abroad. Teang’s family, originally from another sent out flowers. We are energy is focused on the little girl “If it doesn’t move quickly, New Zealand — NZ Herald Kiribati, moved to Wairoa three very grateful.” and her recovery,” Lambert said. years ago. 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Guyon Espiner and John Daniell, RNZ disclosure might help keep the SIS more tightly “on the leash”. WELLINGTON — The SIS broke into the In a statement, the SIS said it was “unable to Indian High Commission for MI6 and the Iranian respond to questions about what may or not be Embassy for the CIA in the late 1980s and early specific operational matters”. 1990s to photograph code books, plant bugs and “The mission of the NZSIS has always been steal communications. to keep New Zealanders safe, protect our key The operations included at least two raids on national institutions and promote New Zealand’s EYE-SPY: According to a reliable source, New Zealand came under pressure from its the Indian High Commission in Wellington in national advantage,” the statement said. Five Eyes partners, especially the US and Australia, to do their dirty work. RNZ picture 1989 and 1991 to photograph thousands of pages It said the SIS had always been subject to from the commission’s code books, which were processes which ensured its activities were advised of any such event. I have no recollection This extended to operations done in used to encrypt communications. authorised, even though the details of those — and that’s not just a brush-off.” partnership with Five Eyes partners such as The covert attack on the Indian High processes have changed over time in line with Former and current ministers responsible MI6 and the CIA. “When they are dealing with Commission was code-named Operation changes in legislation. for New Zealand’s intelligence agencies would requests from other agencies they (must) Dunnage and was a joint mission between the Former prime minister Helen Clark has also not give solid answers on whether the SIS still facilitate things that are appropriate for New New Zealand SIS and Britain’s MI6. expressed her concern about New Zealand breaks into foreign embassies. Zealand law.” Thousands of photographs containing the drifting too close to its Five Eyes partners, in Helen Clark refused to confirm or deny They also had to “abide by democratic codes were sent back to the UK so that Britain’s an interview for The Service podcast about New whether raids happened during her time as prime obligations,” which meant ministers should be foreign intelligence service could decipher the Zealand’s role in the Cold War. minister between 1999 and 2008. told about the operations and properly consent communications of Indian government officials The Service, made by RNZ and Bird of Andrew Little, Minister for the Intelligence to them, he said. and diplomats. Paradise Productions, revealed multiple embassy Agencies, refused to deny signing off raids. The motivations for the raids on the Indian and RNZ has also learned that in the early 1990s break-ins, including a joint SIS-MI6 raid on the If the SIS was still conducting embassy raids Iranian embassies remain unknown, although the New Zealand SIS targeted Czechoslovakian Embassy in like the covert attacks on the Indian and Iranian both countries would have been of particular the Iranian embassy in 1986 to steal the Warsaw Pact embassies, it was likely unlawful, Palmer said. interest to the Five Eyes alliance at the time. Wellington in a mission named The mission of the codes. “None of that could be done under the India, a nuclear power since the mid-1970s, Operation Horoscope, which NZSIS‘ has always been The SIS officer in charge of existing law it seems to me. Quite apart from the suffered intense political unrest in the late was driven by the CIA. the raid and the head of the breaches of the Vienna Convention you’ve got 1980s and early 1990s, which included the 1991 The CIA altered circuit to keep New Zealanders prime minister’s department at breaches of New Zealand law there, I would have assassination of former prime minister Rajiv boards on a telex machine safe, protect our key the time, Gerald Hensley, both thought. You’ve got breaches of human rights.” Gandhi by Sri Lanka’s Tamil Tigers. used by the Iranian Embassy national institutions and claimed in the podcast that Meanwhile, Iran had just resumed diplomatic in Wellington, allowing the the raid was unsuccessful and relations with Iraq after a decade of war and in American intelligence agency promote New Zealand’s the SIS failed to get the code I have no recollection of that 1990 it remained neutral during Iraq’s invasion of to intercept the Iranians’ national advantage. books. ever‘ hitting my desk and if it Kuwait. communications. —SIS statement’ Hensley confirmed there did, I have to say — my memory Iran had long suspected the CIA was The SIS entered the were multiple embassy raids intercepting its communications. Those fears embassy for the CIA, over many years but that is not gone yet — I’d be very intensified after the 1991 assassination of former photographed the building and installed listening the practice ceased after fears grew about the surprised if I was ever advised Iranian prime minister Shapour Bakhtiar. devices supplied by the CIA. potential for international fallout. of any such event. I have no In August 1991, before Bakhtiar’s body was Operation Horoscope involved months of Breaking into an embassy is a breach of the discovered, messages were sent to Iranian covert work and remained active for many years Vienna Convention, an international treaty that recollection — and that’s not just embassies around the world asking whether he afterwards. states that embassies are inviolable and the a brush-off. was dead and the message was deciphered by RNZ learned about the raids after piecing host nation should never so much as open the —Former’ PM, Jim Bolger Western intelligence agencies. together information gained after months of diplomatic mail bag. Iran suspected the CIA had access engaging with multiple sources in New Zealand, Sir Geoffrey Palmer, New Zealand’s prime to its coding machines used for secure Britain and the US. minister between August 1989 and September Asked whether he thought New Zealand communications. In 1992 Iran arrested a One New Zealand source, who has spent more 1990, said he had not heard of the raids on the should rule out breaking into foreign embassies, salesman who worked for the Swiss company than 20 years at the highest levels of the public Indian and Iranian embassies but should have he said: “I think New Zealand should be in that manufactured the coding machines, Crypto sector, told RNZ he was concerned about the been alerted by the SIS if they occurred when he the position of saying it follows all the legal AG. He was released nine months later after a nature of the work the SIS carried out for its Five was in charge of the agency. requirements of its own legislation and it does ransom of US$1 million was paid and he returned Eyes partners. Jim Bolger, prime minister from 1990 to seem to me that those would rule this out.” to Switzerland. The source, who has had close dealings with 1997, said he could not recall ever signing any The SIS acted with few constraints in the past In February this year, the Washington Post the intelligence agencies, said New Zealand warrants to allow the SIS to break into foreign and operated without any legislation at all for revealed that the CIA and their West German came under pressure from its Five Eyes partners, embassies. the first 13 years after it was established in 1956, counterparts, the BND, had controlled Crypto especially the US and Australia, to do their dirty He expressed surprise that there had been a Palmer said. AG, which made coding machines for dozens of work. raid on the Indian High Commission and asked The current legislation, the Intelligence and countries, including Iran and India. He felt New Zealand sometimes risked its why New Zealand would want to carry out a Security Act 2017, was more stringent, he said. The Washington Post story said weaknesses international reputation by doing things that covert attack on that country. “They have got to act in accordance with New were deliberately programmed into the Crypto AG largely benefited Five Eyes partners. “I have no recollection of that ever hitting my Zealand law, they have got to follow all human hardware, giving the CIA decades of access to The source said the embassy raids uncovered desk and if it did, I have to say — my memory is rights obligations that are contained in New the communications of the countries who used by RNZ needed to be made public as the not gone yet — I’d be very surprised if I was ever Zealand. They have to act with integrity.” the machines. Paradise only 40 minutes Are you looking for: from Gisborne... • the perfect place to celebrate with family and friends • a wedding venue • staf training or conference venue • social club get together www.tidalwaters.co.nz

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33259-01 The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 9 Govt reveals $3bn infrastructure spend WELLINGTON — The economic stimulus.” •฀Transport฀(cycleways,฀ Government has announced a “There’s a range of ways we walkways, ports and roads): $3 billion infrastructure fund benefit from these projects” in $708m that will help create more than terms of jobs, Robertson said. The projects were in addition 20,000 jobs post Covid-19. Firstly during the construction to the $12bn New Zealand Finance Minister Grant phase, then secondly when Upgrade Programme and Robertson and Infrastructure facilities open and provide existing Provincial Growth Fund Minister Shane Jones today ongoing employment. investments. outlined how $3bn in the Covid “I think overall the balance is Jones said the pipeline of Response and Recovery Fund pretty good in terms of projects projects would create immediate will be allocated across the that employ a lot of people in the economic activity in the regions. immediate term and ones that metropolitan centres as well as They said the investment will have long-term benefits for the regions. package included about $210 the community.” “Both are critical to our million for climate resilience The projects, all beginning economic and social recovery and flood protection projects, at different times, would lead from the Covid-19 crisis,” he said. $155m for transformative energy to a “pipeline” of job creation, INVESTMENT PACKAGE: Infrastructure Minister Shane Jones has “The specific projects we are projects, about $180m for large- Robertson said. announced a $3 billion investment in new infrastructure projects. announcing today are examples scale construction projects and There was still some due File picture of the sort of projects we’re $50m for enhanced regional diligence to do on projects to supporting — from nationwide digital connectivity. make sure they stacked up, he The IRG received a total given the Government a “greater investments in flood protection “This is about creating jobs as said. of 1924 submissions across understanding of the pipeline of and better digital connectivity to we recover and rebuild from the In addition, the approximately 40 sectors of the projects not just within central civic facilities that we know form recession caused by the global announcements were a “sample economy. government, local government the bedrock of our communities.” Covid-19 pandemic. Because we of the projects that have been Cabinet approved 150 of those or the private sector, but Jones said there were four went hard and early with our announced. There will be a projects worth $2.6 billion. right across the New Zealand broad areas that the funding health response, we have been rolling set of announcements “We have focused on key economy”. targeted: housing and urban able to open up the economy over the next couple of weeks”, sectors that are central to the Allocations of funding for development, environmental quicker than other countries and Robertson said. government’s economic plan — projects across regions was based projects and community and get a head start on our recovery,” That was because there was housing and urban development, on analysis where the impacts social infrastructure. Finance Minister Grant a “host of them . . . there are climate resilience, energy and of Covid-19 would be felt harder, “We have endeavoured to Robertson said. just literally so many of them it community development,” Robertson said. spread the focus so that it He said the overall package wouldn’t be helpful to try and do Robertson said. But he acknowledged that all embraces as many communities was expected to deliver more them all today”. “This package will provide regions had been impacted. of interest,” he said. than 20,000 jobs across New Earlier this year, ministers Kiwis with the confidence that “There is a tremendous degree Zealand and unlock investment established the Infrastructure the Government is backing them How the $3 billion will be spent: of infrastructure activity taking with a project value of more than Reference Group (IRG) to in this challenging economic place. There’s obviously going to $5bn. work with local councils and environment by creating new • Housing and urban be a lot of pressure as to when “Building infrastructure is a businesses to identify a pipeline jobs and opportunities in development: $464m these things start. We have been key component of our economic of projects to support the communities around the country.” • Environmental: $460m assured . . . that they will be recovery plan. It creates jobs economy during the Covid-19 Robertson said the number • Community and social under way and started within a and provides much-needed rebuild. and range of submissions had development: $670m 12-month period.” — RNZ Raft of schemes start today Rise in paid parental leave, free apprenticeships and bigger petrol bills by Isaac Davison, NZ Herald average one-vehicle household around $35 the scheme are primary industries, in 2018 was made by the Coalition to $40 more a year (or between 67c and road transport, community support, Government in September 2018. WELLINGTON — Parents of newborns 76c a week), according to the Ministry of construction, electrical engineering, can get an additional month of paid leave Transport. manufacturing and mechanical Farm debt mediation from today, as part of a raft of changes. It is the third consecutive year of engineering. Some of the changes will put more increases, and the National Party has A new scheme is being introduced money in New Zealanders’ pockets or urged the Government to delay it given ECE pay rise which will help farmers who are feeling provide relief, including higher pay for the economic impact of Covid-19. financial pressure. childcare teachers, free apprenticeships The Government has ruled out further Newly-trained early childhood teachers A neutral, independent mediator will and lower building consent fees. increases in the next few years to provide will get pay increases of up to 10 percent be available to help farmers and creditors Others will introduce new costs, relief following the global Covid-19 from today. work through debt issues. And under including higher petrol bills and road user pandemic. The move is considered a first step a law change, farmers will have to be charges. The Automobile Association has noted towards putting all qualified teachers in offered mediation by creditors when that the increase could be “easier to ECE on the same pay scales. they default on payments — before any Paid parental leave swallow” because fuel prices are currently Announced in the Budget, $151m is enforcement action is taken. at their lowest levels since 2017. being spent over four years to lift the Total farm debt in New Zealand is Paid leave for parents rises from 22 The extra tax take will go to the minimum pay rate for qualified teachers $62.8bn — up 270 percent on 20 years weeks to 26 weeks today, after rising National Land Transport Fund, which in private and community-owned ago. from 18 to 22 weeks in 2018. Extending pays for improvements, operation and education and care centres from July paid leave was one of the Coalition maintenance of the transport network. 1 to the same as the starting rate for Cheaper building levy Government’s first law changes after it The ministry said the funding is needed to kindergarten teachers — $49,862 a year. came into power in 2017. complete existing projects and future ones. The move lifts minimum pay rates Building consent costs will be reduced The payment of up to $585 a week for non-kindergarten teachers by 6.5 by around $80 for a new build. applies to families or carers of babies Road user charges percent for those with a bachelor’s degree This is because the building levy is which are born from today, or had a due plus an early childhood qualification, being reduced from $2.01 to $1.75 per date of July 1 or later. It will cost around Costs will also rise for drivers of diesel whose minimum pay is now $46,832, $1000 of consented building work. It $81 million a year. vehicles and truck drivers, who pay for or 9.6 percent for those with only an applies to consented building work above The extension means New Zealand the upkeep of New Zealand roads through early childhood degree or diploma whose $20,444. now has a more generous scheme than road user charges rather than fuel taxes. minimum is currently $45,491. As well as lowering the average new Australia, which offers 18 weeks, but less Road user charges are being raised from build cost, it will reduce the consenting generous than other comparable countries $72 to $76 per 1000km from today. Refugee quota lifted costs of a $20 million commercial project like the United Kingdom, which offers This extra funding will also go to the by around $5200. 37 weeks. Many European countries give National Land Transport Fund. New Zealand will lift the number of Some changes which were meant to parents one year of paid leave. refugees it takes from 1000 a year to 1500 come into force today have been delayed Parents will also be able to work more Free apprenticeships a year. because of Covid-19. hours while on parental leave without it As part of the higher quota, the A requirement for landlords to provide being considered a return to work. Known Apprenticeships and vocational courses induction programme for refugees at the a statement to tenants which showed if as “keeping in touch hours”, parents can in “critical industries” will be free over the Mangere Refugee Resettlement Centre their properties complied with heating, do occasional paid work with agreement next two years for everyone — not just will be reduced from six weeks to five insulation and other standards has been from their employer. The maximum for those eligible for the fees-free tertiary weeks. deferred until December 1. All rental number of hours will lift from 52 hours to study scheme. Six new locations for refugees have properties must meet the new standards 64 hours. The Government is spending $1.6 been confirmed in Ashburton, Whanganui, by mid-2024. billion on the scheme, which is partly to Timaru, Blenheim, Masterton and Levin. And a law change to a controversial rule Petrol tax help people retrain if they have lost their New Zealand’s refugee quota was 750 which penalises people on NZ Super if jobs during the pandemic. Up to 100,000 for 30 years, and was finally increased to their partner has an overseas pension has The excise duty on petrol will rise from students and apprentices could qualify for 1000 by the previous government in 2016, been put off until November. Those who 66c a litre to 70c a litre today. the funding. taking effect in 2018. have long been lobbying for the change The higher fuel price will cost the The sectors which are covered by The decision to lift the quota again now fear it may not happen. — NZ Herald 10 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 Business cash flow down post-lockdown WELLINGTON — Small businesses longer time to get paid for the work were headed in the right direction. are under increasing pressure with that the small business owner is doing, “We have seen a bit of a bounceback many waiting about a month for their so there’s still going to be this lag.” . . . and a lot of work to go between now suppliers to pay them. Hudson said big businesses in and when the next lot of numbers come May data from accounting software particular should prioritise payments out to maintain that. firm Xero showed the average amount to small businesses. “I know I saw a lot of people getting of time for a small business to get paid out and about and supporting small had crept up to about 30 days, from 25 businesses (but) is that going to be a days in February. Delayed payments had a long-term trend?” New Zealand managing director Hudson said the data also showed Pension fund buys Craig Hudson said delayed payments monumental impact on cash businesses appeared to hire back had a monumental impact on cash flow, flow, and the trend was employees which they might have let go into NZ dairy giant and the trend was concerning. concerning. the month earlier. “That is a sign of stress and a “In April there was a 4 percent by Andrea Fox, NZ Herald genuine concern. The most popular drop in employee numbers within the invoice term in New Zealand is seven small business sector but what we are ASHBURTON — A Canadian pension days, so if a seven-day invoice is The May data showed revenue seeing now on the back of coming out fund has bought a major stake in New getting paid 30 days late that is quite year-on-year was 22 percent down, an of lockdown is that they are starting Zealand’s biggest corporate dairy farmer, considerable. improvement on April’s year-on-year to hire again and now we’re only 1 Dairy Holdings. “Even though revenue is starting slump of 41 percent. percent down which is another positive Sooke Investments, a subsidiary of to come back . . . it will take a much He was cautiously optimistic things sign.” — RNZ giant Quebec public service pension fund manager PSP Investments, has bought 24.9 percent of South Island- based Dairy Holdings, whose other major shareholders are Colin and Dale Armer and Murray and Margaret Turley. Competition in the sky The Sooke buy-in follows the exit from Dairy Holdings a year ago of Jagewi Ltd, owned by JD & RD Wallace Ltd — whose main shareholder is John Luxton and Jetstar resumes domestic flights as demand rises Luxton family interests — and Auckland businessman Paul Benjamin. AUCKLAND — Competition is back The airline is aiming to reach 60 number of differences when they fly to A passive investor, Sooke through in Kiwi skies with the return of budget percent of its normal domestic schedule, provide extra peace of mind,” said Evans. PSP Investments has existing interests airline Jetstar. operating 75 return flights per week Like all airlines around the world, in New Zealand, including in forestry After three quiet months, the airline to Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Jetstar has been hit hard by the impact heavyweight Kaingaroa Timberlands, again started carrying passengers in Dunedin and Queenstown. of Covid-19. and it owns Global Herd Ltd. New Zealand today. The airline said it would closely In March, Qantas and Jetstar PSP has also been increasing its There has been high demand for the monitor demand, with further domestic announced they would stand down investments across the Tasman. In airline’s flights and 2000 customers are flights likely to be added to the schedule 20,000 staff due to the impact of the October last year, through Sooke and set to board Jetstar flights today. in the coming months. virus. another subsidiary, BidCo, it bought Jetstar reopened its New Zealand The airline said it would introduce a The return of Jetstar coincides with a listed Australian agribusiness Webster business with promotional fares as number of safety measures to ensure big local push by Air New Zealand. for $854 million. low as $21 between Auckland and customers do not feel at risk when Earlier in June, Air New Zealand Dairy Holdings chairman Greg Wellington. flying. expanded its domestic network with Gent said he was unable to comment “We know there is a lot of pent up This includes contactless check-in, and flights to Timaru and Taupo resuming, immediately. demand for air travel in New Zealand the use of masks and sanitising wipes and the airline building up to running at Dairy Holdings is the biggest and we have seen a strong response available to customers. more than 55 percent capacity. shareholder in Fonterra, with more than from customers snapping up our low “In addition to the measures we This bodes well for travellers who are $1 billion of assets. fares, booking and planning flights for already have in place, such as extra looking to explore domestic destinations The Ashburton-based company has the weeks and months ahead,” Jetstar cleaning and hospital-grade HEPA at a time when international options 75 dairy and grazing properties in the group CEO Gareth Evans said. filters onboard, customers will notice a remain limited. — NZ Herald South Island, and its 50,000-plus cows yield more than 17 million kilograms of milk solids a year. Companies Office records show Jagewi sold 556,709 shares in Dairy Holdings. Tourism levy investment plan delayed These were taken up equally by existing shareholders Pure Pasture AUCKLAND — It has been a year appropriate, for example, the Building but Woodhead said it was unclear how Investments, majority owned by the since most international visitors the Tourism Workforce Programme much that forecast had changed in the Tauranga-based Armers, and Turdair started paying an additional fee before has supported people in the tourism wake of the pandemic. 2019 Ltd, majority owned by the Turleys, entering the country. workforce to find alternative “It’s not possible to establish accurate large-scale potato and arable growers The International Visitor employment,” he said. forecasts for visitor numbers at this from Temuka. Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL) A long term investment plan was time, as the management of Covid- Just over 399,000 shares were is a $35 fee collected through visa expected in October, but the deadline 19 globally will affect New Zealand’s allocated to Sooke Investments. It is not applications. continued to be rolled back. border policy and the appetite for known how much the stake cost. So far, $57 million has been collected In April, the Government announced international travel.” John Luxton of sold-up shareholder with more than $720,000 amassed it would review the best uses of the Previously the tourism industry Jagewi Ltd told the NZ Herald he had since the border closure in March. levy — but no timeframe was set. called for the levy funding to be used as had interests in Dairy Holdings since About $18m was earmarked across Woodhead said ministers would loans and grants to help the sector. 1993 and the time had come for Jagewi four tourism and six conservation consider the levy in the coming months. But Woodhead said that would not be shareholders “to move on”. projects back in August last year. The annual levy investment report is considered as part of the review as that The Waikato dairy farms owner and Ministry of Business, Innovation and also expected later this year, detailing type of support was available through former National Party Cabinet minister Employment (MBIE) tourism director the progress of existing projects. the Tourism Recovery Programme. said the sale “allowed each of us an Karl Woodhead said considerable When it was first announced, the When asked if the visitor levy was opportunity to consolidate our separate progress had already been made levy was expected to raise more than still relevant in a post-Covid travel business interests”. despite the pandemic causing delays. $450m over the first five years to be economy, he said there were no plans to “We were pleased with it.” “We have also pivoted where split between conservation and tourism, change the levy from $35. — RNZ

“The positive lead overnight from Wall Street increased 2.4 percent to $20.15. SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY showed there was still cash out there and people Oceania Healthcare increased 3.5 percent to that are willing to put money to work on dips,” 90 cents, Metlifecare rose 2.2 percent to $5.14, Trethewey said. Ryman Healthcare advanced 2 percent to $13.08 WELLINGTON — New Zealand shares Asset Management, said the Covid-19 pandemic That upbeat sentiment encouraged and Summerset Group Holdings climbed 1.6 extended Monday’s gain, following Wall Street’s accelerated the adoption of F&P Healthcare’s investors to buy riskier stocks that have percent to $6.46. lead overnight as Fisher & Paykel Healthcare products and had been extremely well-received. been underperforming in recent days as the Among blue chip stocks, a2 Milk Co rose 2.2 become the NZX’s first $20 billion company. “They have increased production of some resurgence of new Covid-19 cases dampened percent to $20.19 and Spark New Zealand was up The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 198.51 points, or product lines three times in response to Covid,” moods. 1.8 percent to $4.56. 1.8 percent, to 11,451.05. Within the index, 30 he said. Fletcher Building rose 4.8 percent to $3.70 Meridian Energy fell 2.6 percent to $4.81 stocks rose, 12 fell, and eight were unchanged. “I know they have been prioritising product after saying it would make an early repayment of after the Electricity Authority said the country’s Turnover was $293.4 million. to where it is needed most, not just filling every US$300 million of its most expensive debt, USPP biggest electricity generator potentially created Investors continued to react to F&P order, but filling orders that are actually going to notes. That will reduce its funding costs by $17 an ‘undesirable trading situation’ that cost Healthcare’s record result on Monday, driving its patients.” million per year, and still leave the company with consumers as much as $80 million. share price up 6.3 percent to $35.60 and giving And, with F&P Healthcare’s products only $1.1 billion of liquidity. SkyCity Entertainment posted the day’s largest it a market capitalisation of $20.46 billion — the reaching 10 percent of the addressable market, Air New Zealand rose 4.8 percent to $1.32 drop, falling 4 percent to $2.39 in the stock’s first homegrown listed company to cross the $20 there was still potential for further growth ahead. and Auckland International Airport advanced 2.2 fifth straight decline. Vista Group International billion threshold. The strong performance on the local bourse percent to $6.57. dropped 2.7 percent to $1.45. On Monday, the medical device maker reported was underpinned by Wall Street bouncing Kathmandu Holdings snapped a three-day Outside the benchmark index, Cooks Global a 37 percent lift in annual profit to $287.3 million back from Friday night’s sell off. US investors decline, rising 3.7 percent to $1.13. Foods fell 5 percent to 5.7 cents after it said it and forecast that to rise to between $325 million were again “buying the dip” in hopes of further The dual-listed lenders also gained ground. didn’t expect trading at its cafe franchises to and $340 million in the March 2021 year. monetary stimulus supporting the economic Westpac Banking Corp rose 3.1 percent to $19.40 return to normal until the second half of the 2021 Sam Trethewey, a portfolio manager at Milford recovery. and Australia and New Zealand Banking Group financial year. — BusinessDesk The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 OPINION 11 , EDITORIAL Issue is over fee level for associate members Reading recent comments regarding the belonging to the NZSFC rather than what is We can get into the semantics of the pros and Commitment to Gisborne Tatapouri Sports Fishing Club’s best for the future of the fishing club. Just so cons of belonging to the NZSFC, but the crux of affiliation fees that are paid to the New Zealand readers can be clear of the facts on this matter, the matter is the level of affiliation fees the club region impressive Sports Fishing Council, I can’t believe how much club members or the committee have never been pays and whether or not we are getting value for misinformation has already been printed and opposed to paying said amount to the NZSFC money for being affiliated. After much anticipation, initial from those who should know better. for full financial voting members. What they are Mr Yeoman is incorrect in his comment that “shovel-ready” projects to be Reader Steve, I would suggest that perhaps opposed to is paying the same level for associate it is stipulated in the club constitution that the approved from the $3 billion Covid you should also do your homework; the club members. club be affiliated; the constitution only says that response and recovery infrastructure does relatively well at keeping members informed The NZSFC board has been aware that this is the GTSFC has to liaise with the NZSFC and any fund have been announced, and first on most matters. Benefits mentioned by one a contentious matter for almost 10 years, not just other organisation mentioned. cab off the rank for this region is person have been readily available from the club for the GTSFC but some of the other big clubs in To those seeking to play this out in the media, something of a surprise as it was office but I don’t believe many have taken up New Zealand too. They have systemically failed may I suggest that you take this up with the club these offers. I know for one I can do and have in their duty to resolve this imbalance, hence the committee and not seek to discredit the club or not publicly-announced that it was done better than what the NZSFC is offering. matter culminated in a special general meeting to persons publicly? in the running — $8 million for a I wonder if Mr Webb is more concerned about discuss the options presented. STAN MABBUTT new, fit-for-purpose grandstand and facilities at Rugby Park. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS At the same time the Government has signalled this region is in line for a further $98m from the Many families waiting fund, with further announcements All a bit depressing really Re: Welcome homes — there are so many people on expected over the next two weeks Re: Next step in ‘rob Peters to pay 4. Spend time in prison than Peter affordable housing for Coast the waiting list and families as officials continue due diligence Pauls’ policies . . . June 30 letter. 5. Be a teenage parent than Peter families, June 30 story. struggling. Kia kaha on the more than 150 projects Hi Kim — your comments really 6. Have a harmful addiction than Kia ora, what awesome news about homes being ELIZABETH nationwide that have been approved piqued my interest so I did a little Peter research on these Peter and Paul 7. Commit suicide than Peter, and relocated and being done in principle, valued at $2.6 billion. chaps. Apparently the poorer of 8. Be less educated than Peter. up to be safe, warm and My partner and I are interested Following on from announced the two (in this instance Paul) is There are a few more examples, affordable to buy. in buying a house. We are both Provincial Growth Fund investments statistically, both worldwide and in all a bit depressing really. Paul I’m still unsure what is full-time workers and have of about $200m, this again shows a New Zealand, more likely to: should knuckle down and put in the happening with my HNZ KiwiSaver, just need a stepping great commitment to the Tairawhiti 1. Die earlier than Peter hard yards if he is going to have home but was advised to stone to go about buying. Both region and its people. An allotment 2. Have suffered abuse than Peter enough to buy that boat. wait till further notice. 50 years old and only interested of $106m from this fund is about 3. Suffer health problems than I’m hoping not to, but if in town. three times what we would get on Peter DAVID JACOBS I do have to move, that it’s HINETU BROWN a population basis alone, so the not busted down. I hope it is transported safely elsewhere Hi, I’m really interested Government is clearly recognising to be used on this great — can I have information on the need and the opportunities that initiative. what the requirements are this district is presenting to it to Get offender off street It’s a beautiful, big, sturdy please. I have no idea how overcome challenges and help us Re: Tourist attacked, June on the street. Nuff said. four-bedroom home. The all this goes and am asking reach our potential. 26 story. land it comes with is why it on behalf of whanau in Gisborne District Council People will know who J. NATANA may have to go, so the corp Rangitukia and Te Araroa. submitted projects valued at $200m the offender is. Come on. can build more homes for for consideration and, with only Multiple addresses, sure The Little Hair Shop has set more families. AMELIA ANNETTE three projects costed at $21.6m witnesses within them. If he up a bank account for the tourist. Ka pai tena, as I’ve read HOUKAMAU missing the first cut, their fingers goes down, you’re going too. For those who want to contribute, will remain crossed for some much- Dob the offender in. Protect the account number is 02-0636- yourself, your whanau and 0131620-00 needed central government support friends. I don’t want this guy RENEE for a heavy schedule of required and Orwellian wanted capital investments. Thank you Re: Every book rewritten . . . Re: Many thanks, June 25 Information released alongside June 13 letter. today’s announcement says the letter. Slavery was already endemic The further we move from I too join with councillor development at Rugby Park will not 1984, the closer we get to Bill Burdett in thanking the In reply to Annie Greenman, France and the Netherlands from only be for Poverty Bay Rugby but Orwell’s 1984. organisations involved for the Canada (On ‘history being erased’, the middle of the 16th century to the the wider community, with no further PJ REED generosity of health packs and June 26 comments). middle of the 18th century. Why is it details on what that might entail. food parcels, including our But please remember that that we never see protests about the local “Ninjas” who delivered In late 2017 the union announced slavery was practised by the Arab trade in those countries? the goods to our pakeke. The a proposal for a sports hub at Rugby merchants on the East African Don’t forget that various African Farewell Boris whole scenario has been a Park featuring an artificial playing coast who shipped black slaves chiefs connived at the trade by Re: This little piggy did not bit mind-boggling and it took surface, a synthetic athletics track, to the Arabian peninsula (Muscat) raiding neighbouring villages and stay home . . . June 29 story. a little while for some of us all-weather sports pavillion, a for hundreds of years before the delivering their captives to the Have really enjoyed having pakeke to digest and take it European nations were involved. coast to sell to the slave traders. Boris next door and will miss conference centre and an additional all in. Nga whakamoemiti ki The Barbary slave traders in the Shouldn’t they be held accountable? him, but he will be able to grass field. Estimated to cost $6m, te runga rawa me nga mihi Mediterranean too, under the Slavery was endemic in Africa have a good life out on the it was pitched as a hub that could tino nui kia koutou katoa also be used for soccer, league, suzerainty of the Ottoman Empire, before the arrival of European slave farm. Nice write-up Sophie, enslaved over a million Europeans traders. thanks. touch and other sports, and also MATANUKU KAA attract the Hurricanes, Black Ferns, from raiding in England, Ireland, PATRICK COOPER DIANE REILLY Warriors, the Phoenix and national athletics events to Gisborne. Made our day However, that was before a A hard, fair taskmaster who will be missed Many thanks and blessings for a seismic assessment in 2019 found Re: Shone as a player and for the night, Dick decided to he ran us hard for another two wonderful gift left on our doorstep the grandstand only reached coach, June 30 obituary. finish off with a few sprints. hours. He was a hard but fair while we were asleep inside. You 15 percent of the New Building The toughest coach I ever Well, we were all enjoying taskmaster and I will miss know who you are, and you truly Standards. Asked this morning played under. I remember one the night laughing and joking him very much. made our day. Thank you. if today’s announcement would night we were training at the until Dick said that we involve any of the above, CEO Oval and prior to finishing appeared to be full of wind, so LEN TAEWA, Gold Coast GRATEFUL PENSIONER Josh Willoughby said no, it was for rebuilding the grandstand. [email protected] The commitment does, however, ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. open up such possibilities as the ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. district considers an overarching ■ Always include full name and contact details. Community Facilities Strategy. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. 12 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 GLOBAL BRIEFS The Queen and Trump in rare phone conversation LONDON — The Queen has held talks with US President Donald Trump ahead of American Independence Day on July 4. It is not known how long they talked for or what was discussed. A tweet posted on the Royal Family account said: “Today, The Queen spoke to President Trump by telephone from Windsor Castle ahead of Independence Day in the United States on July 4.” The official account said the call was part of a series of talks The Queen has held with world leaders, including France’s President Emmanuel Macron, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison. The Queen’s conversation with Trump came just over a year since their last meeting, when the US president came to the UK in early June 2019 for a state visit. — AAP Blast at Iran medical clinic TEHRAN, Iran — An explosion from a gas leak in a medical clinic in northern Tehran has killed 13 people and injured six, Iranian state TV reports. Authorities initially said 13 people were CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION FOR SOME: Pro-China supporters holding Chinese national flags, toast during a rally to celebrate dead, but Jalal Maleki, spokesman for the the approval of a national security law for Hong Kong, in Hong Kong, on Tuesday (local time). Hong Kong media have reported Tehran Fire Department, later told state TV that that China has approved a contentious law that would allow authorities to crack down on subversive and secessionist activity in the toll had risen to 19. Hong Kong, sparking fears that it would be used to curb opposition voices in the semi-autonomous territory. A placard above reads State-run IRNA news agency also quoted “Country secure, Hong Kong secure, the country prospects, the people at peace”. AP pictures Maleki as saying the dead included 15 women and four men. Maleki added that firefighters had rescued 20 people. Video posted online appeared to show more than one explosion and thick black smoke Hong Kong security law rising from the flames. Hamidreza Goudarzi, deputy Tehran governor, told state TV that a leak from medical gas tanks in the building was the cause of the explosion and fire. takes aim at protesters People in nearby Tajrish Bazaar rushed to the scene, impeding a rescue operation, authorities said. Videos on social media showed people HONG KONG — China on gathered outside of the building. Tuesday (local time) approved State TV said there could be more explosions a contentious national security because there were a number of oxygen tanks law for Hong Kong that took remaining in the medical centre. direct aim at some of the Witness Marjan Haghighi told The Associated actions of anti-government Press that police blocked roads to the protesters last year, in a move neighbourhood.— AP, AAP, agencies many saw as Beijing’s boldest move yet to erase the legal EU to reopen for 14 nations firewall between the semi- BRUSSELS — The European Union has autonomous territory and named 14 countries whose citizens are the mainland’s authoritarian deemed “safe” to be let in from today. Communist Party system. The United States, Brazil and China are Details of the law remained excluded. under wraps until 11pm (1500 On the current Covid-19 ‘safe list’ are: GMT or 11.00am EDT), when Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, it was published and took Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, effect immediately. Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia and The text specifies that those Uruguay. who destroy government The EU is ready to add China if the Chinese facilities and utilities would be government offers a reciprocal travel deal for considered subversive. EU citizens. Damaging public EU border controls have been lifted for EU transportation facilities and citizens travelling inside the bloc. arson would constitute acts of Rules for UK travellers are covered terrorism. Any person taking separately in the Brexit negotiations. part in secessionist activities, UK nationals are still to be treated in the whether organising them or NO CELEBRATING FOR PRO-DEMOCRACY PROTESTERS: Protesters gather at a shopping same way as EU citizens until the end of the participating in them, will Brexit transition period on December 31, so violate the law, regardless of mall in Hong Kong during a pro-democracy protest against Beijing’s national security law on Tuesday (local time). during that time they will be exempt from the whether violence is used. temporary travel restriction. “We hope the law will The UK is currently negotiating “air bridges” serve as a deterrent to they frequently smashed foreign forces could face life government. with several EU member states, so that prevent people from stirring subway ticket machines and imprisonment if they were Passage of the law came coronavirus does not totally block summer up trouble,” said Tam Yiu- electronic sensors at entry deemed masterminds of such amid fears in Hong Kong and holidays — the busiest season in Europe for Chung, Hong Kong’s sole gates, and disrupted service by activities. abroad that it would be used tourism, which employs millions of people. representative on the Standing holding doors open so trains The legislation also states to curb opposition voices in the Last week, reports said member states were Committee “Don’t let Hong could not leave stations. that Hong Kong’s government financial hub. assessing two different lists. Kong be used as a tool to split Chinese President Xi Jinping “shall take necessary measures The US has already begun The Politico website said one covered the country”. signed a presidential order to strengthen publicity, moves to end special trade countries with fewer than 16 Covid-19 cases The law took effect an hour promulgating the law after guidance, supervision and terms given to Hong Kong per 100,000 people and the other with up to before the start of today, July 1, its approval by the Standing management” for schools, after the former British colony 20 cases, which would include Canada and which is the 23rd anniversary Committee of the National social groups, media, internet was returned to China in 1997. Turkey. The New York Times said the list would of the territory’s passing from People’s Congress, China’s and other matters related to Speaking in a video message be revised every two weeks, so the US could Britain to China. official Xinhua News Agency national security. to the UN Human Rights be added later. Amid protests in Hong Kong said. Hong Kong will establish Council in Geneva, Lam said Earlier this month, the European Commission last year, demonstrators broke It was to be added to the a committee responsible for the law would “only target also stressed that reopening borders with into the legislative building on Basic Law, Hong Kong’s maintaining national security an extremely small minority” non-EU states in the Western Balkans was the anniversary, spray painted constitution. in the city. of lawbreakers, would not be a priority from today. However, EU member slogans on the walls and Under the law, those found It will be chaired by chief retroactive and that mainland Croatia has announced that travellers from heavily damaged the electronic guilty of inciting secessionist, executive Carrie Lam and legal bodies would only have Serbia, Kosovo, Bosnia and North Macedonia voting system. subversive, terrorist will be accountable to and jurisdiction in “rare, specified would all face 14-day self-isolation, because of During months of protests, activities and colluding with supervised by the Chinese situations”. — AP an increase in infections. — Agencies The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 WORLD 13 Victoria to go Flu virus with ‘pandemic into second potential’ found in China lockdown in

NOTTINGHAM, UK — A Covid hotspots new strain of flu that has the potential to become a pandemic MELBOURNE has been identified in China by — The Australian scientists. state of Victoria is It emerged recently and is to reimpose stay-at- carried by pigs, but can infect home orders from humans, the scientists say. tonight in certain The researchers are hotspot areas concerned the virus could for the month of mutate further to spread easily July, as the state from person to person, and then grapples with a trigger a global outbreak. spike in Covid-19 While it is not an immediate cases. Victorian Premier problem, they said it had “all Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews the hallmarks” of being highly Daniel Andrews adapted to infect humans said a stay-at-home order would be and therefore needed close imposed on several Melbourne suburbs monitoring. experiencing a spike in coronavirus cases As it is new, people could from 11.59pm tonight, for four weeks. have little or no immunity to He said he would ask Prime Minister this flu strain. Scott Morrison to divert all flights away The scientists wrote in the from Melbourne for the next two weeks. journal Proceedings of the There had been some 233 new cases of National Academy of Sciences the Covid-19 coronavirus discovered in the that measures to control the state since last Thursday, when the state virus in pigs, and the close began a huge testing effort. monitoring of swine industry More than 93,000 tests had been carried workers, should be swiftly out in the Melbourne hot spots in the past implemented. NEW FLU STRAIN A CONCERN: A Chinese medic tests for influenza in a laboratory. AFP picture three days, Andrews said. The suburbs of Broadmeadows, Pandemic threat That swine flu, called the in the cells that line the human viruses.” Fawkner, and Albanvale had the highest influenza A (H1N1)pdm09 airways. While this new virus was not concentration of cases. The bad new strain of virus (or simply H1N1), is They found evidence of recent an immediate problem, he said, The number found was unacceptably influenza is among the top now covered by the annual flu infection starting in people who that equally: “We should not high, posing a real threat not just in those disease threats that experts are vaccine to make sure people are worked in abattoirs and the ignore it.” hotspot suburbs but in every suburb and watching for, even as the world protected from it. swine industry in China. Professor James Wood, head ultimately every community across the attempts to bring to an end the The new flu strain that has Current flu vaccines do not of the Department of Veterinary state, Andrews said. current coronavirus pandemic. been identified in China is appear to protect against it, Medicine at the University Lockdown measures would be brought The last pandemic flu the similar to H1N1, but with some although they could be adapted of Cambridge, said the work back “on a postcode basis — to 10 areas”, world encountered — the swine new changes. to do so if needed. “comes as a salutary reminder” he added. flu outbreak of 2009 that began So far, it had not posed a big Professor Chang, who works that we are constantly at “The chief health officer has advised in Mexico — was less deadly threat, but Professor Kin-Chow at Nottingham University in risk of the new emergence of me to reimpose restrictions in line with than initially feared, largely Chang and colleagues, who the UK, told the BBC: “Right pathogens, and that farmed stage 3 so they will be stay-at-home orders because many older people had have been studying it, said it now, we are distracted (by animals, with which humans except for four reasons to leave your some immunity to it, probably was one to keep an eye on. having to deal) with the new have greater contact than with home. These orders will be effective from because of its similarity to The new virus strain, which coronavirus, and rightly so. wildlife, may act as the source 11.59pm tonight and they will run for four other flu viruses that had the researchers call G4 EA But we must not lose sight for important pandemic viruses. weeks until July 29,” Andrews said. circulated years before. H1N1, can grow and multiply of potentially dangerous new — BBC story via RNZ “There will only be four reasons that you are permitted to leave your house and only if you really have to — for work or school, for care or care-giving, for daily exercise, and for food and other essentials. US ‘could reach 100,000 new cases a day’ They are the acceptable reasons to leave home — but only if you need to.” Andrews said police would actively WASHINGTON, DC — Top this does not turn around. So I am enforce the stay-at-home orders, and disease researcher, Dr Anthony very concerned,” said Dr Fauci, people would only be allowed to enter Fauci, said Covid-19 cases could the infectious disease chief at the or exit the 10 postcodes for those four grow to 100,000 a day in the US if National Institutes of Health. reasons, and only when necessary. Americans do not start following Dr Fauci said areas seeing “They will be patrolling throughout public health recommendations. recent outbreaks were putting these communities and if people are out The nation’s leading infectious the entire nation at risk, including of their homes, then they will be politely disease expert made the remark areas that had made progress in asked why and if they are out of their at a Senate hearing on reopening reducing Covid-19 cases. homes for anything other than a permitted schools and workplaces. He cited recent video footage of reason, then financial penalties will apply Asked to forecast the outcome people socialising in crowds, often — on-the-spot fines will apply. of recent surges in some US without masks, and otherwise “I do sincerely hope it doesn’t come to states, Dr Fauci said he could ignoring safety guidelines. — AP that, but this needs to be taken seriously.” not make an accurate prediction DIRE WARNING: Dr He said the main transport routes in but believed it would be “very Anthony Fauci lowers his and out of those areas would be subject to disturbing”. face mask as he prepares to police checkpoints. “We are now having 40-plus testify before a hearing on Andrews pleaded with residents to get thousand new coronavirus cases Capitol Hill in Washington, tested if they felt unwell or if they were a day. I would not be surprised DC, on Tuesday (local time). approached by health officials carrying out if we go up to to 100,000 a day if AFP picture door-to-door testing. “If you are sick, you cannot go out. The only thing you should be doing if you are sick is getting tested. “Please, on behalf of every Victorian family, if you, or a family member, get a knock on the door and the offer of Trump tweets video of duo waving guns a test, please say ‘yes’. Please get the test because the results, the data, the WASHINGTON, DC — US President In the video, some protesters McCloskey said in an interview with tolerated,” she said in a statement. information, the certainty that we get from Donald Trump, again accentuating can be seen pausing to film or KMOV4 local news. “I was terrified The protesters had been heading those tests is, in many respects, the most racial tensions in America, has photograph the couple, while others that we’d be murdered within to the home of St Louis Mayor Lyda powerful tool that we have.” posted a video showing a Missouri can be heard shouting: “Keep seconds, our house would be burned Krewson to demand her resignation He said he had sought help from the couple brandishing guns towards moving!” and “Let’s go!” down or our pets would be killed. We after she read out the names and federal government, including for staff protesters who were calling for Mark McCloskey, 63, who lives in were all alone facing an angry mob.” addresses of people calling for to help with testing. It would amount police reforms. the mansion with his wife, Patricia Kimberly Gardner, the city’s chief police reform in a Facebook Live to about 100 team leaders to help with Without comment, Trump McCloskey, said they feared for prosecutor, said she was alarmed event last week. Krewson then suburban testing, 200 clinical staff to free retweeted an ABC News video their lives and that protesters had by the videos and her office was apologised and took the video down. up others for door-to-door testing and 500 showing a white couple responding damaged a wrought-iron gate at an investigating. “We must protect On Sunday, Trump drew criticism public servants to help with community to Black and white protesters entrance to the neighbourhood. the right to peacefully protest, after retweeting a video of a Florida engagement such as door knocking. marching past their St Louis Both are personal-injury lawyers. and any attempt to chill it through supporter shouting ‘White power!’ — ABC story via RNZ mansion. “This is all private property,” intimidation or threat will not be — Reuters story via RNZ 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 Accused officer in Rayshard Brooks’ Calls for UN killing bailed despite widow’s plea probe into ATLANTA — A judge has He was shot while fleeing Rolfe “My husband did not deserve his passport and firearms, as well granted bail for an ex-Atlanta and another white officer. to die, and I should not live in fear as instating a curfew, requiring China’s force police officer charged with killing Brooks had just failed a while waiting for the man who an ankle monitor and prohibiting an African-American man in a sobriety test. As the officers tried killed my husband to be tried in contact with Atlanta police, restaurant car park earlier last to arrest him, he punched Rolfe, court.” witnesses or victims. month. snatched Rolfe’s partner’s Taser Miller said Brooks was a loving Rolfe’s lawyers, who argue he of Uighur Garrett Rolfe, now free on and then appeared to fire the stun father, and that he had died on acted in self-defence, had asked a US$500,000 bond, faces 11 gun towards Rolfe as he gave her daughter’s birthday and a day for a US$50,000 bond. charges, including murder, for the chase, according to footage. before the couple’s anniversary. They also denied prosecutors’ death of Rayshard Brooks, 27, on Tomika Miller, Brooks’ widow, Judge Barwick thanked Miller allegation that Rolfe kicked birth control June 12. spoke at the bond hearing on for her bravery but said Rolfe was Brooks as he lay on the ground. Brooks’ widow implored the Tuesday (local time) via video. not a flight risk and that she did Rolfe will not have had to pay POLITICIANS around the world have called for a judge not to grant bail, arguing Through tears, she told Fulton not believe he posed a danger to half a million dollars to walk free. United Nations probe into a Chinese government Rolfe was a danger to the County Superior Court Judge, the community. Bail in the US typically costs birth control campaign targeting largely Muslim community. Jane Barwick, that Rolfe “has Prosecutors had requested a about 10-15 percent of the total minorities in the far western region of Xinjiang, Brooks’ death fuelled anti- already shown he’s a danger to US$1m bond, plus conditions: bond amount. even as Beijing said it treated all ethnicities racism protests across the US. the community”. the passcode to Rolfe’s phone, — BBC equally under the law. They were referring to an Associated Press investigation published this week that found the Chinese government was taking draconian measures to slash birth rates among Uighurs and other minorities, while encouraging some of the country’s Han majority to have more children. The Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China, a Democrats unveil group of European, Australian, North American, and Japanese politicians from across the political spectrum, demanded an independent UN investigation. “The world cannot remain silent in the face of unfolding atrocities,” the group said in a statement. The AP found that the Chinese government climate road map regularly subjects minority women in Xinjiang to pregnancy checks and forces intrauterine devices, WASHINGTON, DC — House sterilisation and even abortion on hundreds of Democrats on Tuesday (local time) thousands of women. unveiled a plan to address climate New research obtained by The Associated Press change that would set a goal of net- in advance of publication by China scholar Adrian zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, Zenz also showed that the hundreds of millions of while pushing renewable energy such dollars the government poured into birth control as wind and solar power and addressing had transformed Xinjiang from one of China’s environmental contamination that fastest-growing regions to among its slowest in disproportionately harms low-income just a few years. and minority communities. The AP found that the population control The election-year plan, backed by measures were backed by mass detention, both as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and a threat and as a punishment for failure to comply. other leaders, is less ambitious than a Having too many children is a major reason sweeping Green New Deal that a group people are sent to detention camps, documents of progressive Democrats outlined last and interviews show, with the parents of three or year to combat climate change and more ripped away from their families unless they create thousands of jobs in renewable can pay huge fines. energy. The US Commission on International Religious The Green New Deal, championed by Freedom called for a UN and State Department Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-NY, investigation, saying the Chinese government’s calls for dramatic steps to virtually birth control campaign “might meet the legal eliminate US greenhouse gas emissions criteria for genocide”. by 2030 with a goal of meeting “100 According to a UN convention, “imposing percent of the power demand in the measures intended to prevent births” with “intent United States through clean, renewable to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, and zero-emission energy sources”, GREEN NEW DEAL: Democrats have announced a sweeping plan to tackle the racial or religious group” is considered evidence including nuclear power. climate crisis with environmental justice for minority communities at its core but of genocide. The new plan, put forth on Tuesday critics say it falls far short of the urgent action that is needed. AP picture The last colonial governor of Hong Kong, Chris in a 538-page report, offers similar Patten, told Bloomberg Television that the birth goals but at a slower pace. It sets a slammed the plan as a job-killer. public health and transportation. control campaign was “arguably something that range of targets, including a 45 percent The Democratic plan “punishes the The Sunrise Movement, a progressive comes within the terms of the UN views on sorts reduction by 2030 of greenhouse gas American economy” and “gives a free group that helped develop the Green of genocide”. emissions, which cause global warming. pass to China” to pollute, said House New Deal, said the plan did not go far The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee The plan also would require that by Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, enough, fast enough to halt climate called the forced birth control “beyond deplorable,” 2035, new cars emit no greenhouse R-Calif. change. and said that “a nation that treats its own people gases, while heavy-duty trucks would President Donald Trump and “This plan is more ambitious than this way should never be considered a great eliminate those emissions by 2040. The congressional Republicans have anything we have seen from Democratic power”. plan would eliminate overall emissions expanded responsible, clean-energy leadership so far, but it still needs to US senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala from the power sector by 2040 and all technologies “while the Democrats go further to match the full scale of the Harris wrote a letter urging the Trump but eliminate greenhouse emissions continue to push radical Green New crisis,’’ said Lauren Maunus, the group’s administration to respond to an “alarming” AP from all economic sectors by 2050. Deal-like polices that would cripple legislative manager. investigation, and US Senator Marco Rubio and Supporters say the plan, presented America’s economy and crush the “There is nothing to lose by going Representative Ro Khanna also called for action. by Democrats on the House Select poorest communities across the globe”, bigger,’’ Maunus said. US President Donald Trump told China’s Committee on the Climate Crisis, by said White House spokesman Judd “Taking action at the scale of the President Xi Jinping he was right to build 2050 would save more than 60,000 Deere. crisis will help lift our economy out of detention camps to house hundreds of thousands American lives every year thanks to The Democratic plan is similar to recession and put millions of people of ethnic minorities, according to a new book by reduced air pollution, as well as nearly one proposed by former Vice President back to work building a more just and former national security adviser John Bolton. $8 trillion thanks to health and climate Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic resilient society.’’ However, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the benefits. nominee for president. Biden’s plan Throughout these crises, Trump has reports of forced birth control for minorities were “Democrats know the climate crisis also sets a goal for net-zero greenhouse “failed to lead the country in a unified “shocking” and “disturbing” in a statement on is the essential crisis of our time, emissions by 2050 and pledges an and compassionate response, instead Monday. threatening public health, jobs and the enforcement mechanism that includes choosing to fan the flames of discord “We call on the Chinese Communist Party to economy, national security and values,’’ milestone targets no later than 2025. and distrust’’, the report said. immediately end these horrific practices,” he said. Pelosi said on Tuesday at a Capitol A Biden spokesman applauded Pelosi Cornell University climate scientist Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian news conference. and House Democrats and said that Natalie Mahowald, lead author of a fired back on Tuesday, by calling Pompeo “a brazen While likely to win approval in the as president, Biden “will work with 2018 report on climate change for liar”, saying the Uighur population had more than Democratic-controlled House, the Congress to implement a bold agenda the United Nations, said the House doubled since 1978 in response to criticism of plan faces insurmountable opposition that addresses the climate emergency, committee’s report got the science Xinjiang’s birth control policies. in the Republican-controlled Senate. achieves environmental justice and correct. “If Mr Pompeo is telling the truth, how can he Democrats are hoping to make inaction creates good-paying jobs”. Pennsylvania State University explain the big increase in the Uighur population?” on climate change by congressional The new plan received immediate climate scientist Michael Mann called Zhao asked. Republicans and the Trump support from more than 90 outside the report “an excellent starting point” In just three years, however, new measures have administration a key campaign issue in organisations, including major that offers a sensible mix of subsidies caused the birth rate in Xinjiang’s Uighur-majority November’s election. environmental groups and leaders in for renewable energy and a price on areas to plunge, and it is now well under the GOP lawmakers immediately environmental justice, agriculture, carbon emissions. — AP national average. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 TELEVISION 15 WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

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Call Craig At Harcourts 4.10 Race 7: TARGARYEN, MAJOR DEAL, IDEAL GLACIER 7 Love N The Port (Fr) 7 Matthew Williamson 7 s1780 Annie Fitz (Fr) 7 Craig Ferguson 7 10s80 Cassius Bromac (Fr) 7 Brent Barclay $9000, 3yo+ r58-r70. mobile, 2200m Race 8: RICHARD THE THIRD, TWEEDLEDEE, MAUDARCHY 8 Agent Z (Fr) 8 Alex Milne 8 38900 Better Galleon (Fr) 8 John Morrison 8 2P80s Dallas Grimes (Fr) 8 Sheree Tomlinson 9 63676 Olive Cook (Fr) 21 Sheree Tomlinson 9 80365 Pete’s Dash (Fr) 21 Mark Hurrell 1 92341 Franco Huntington (Fr) 1 John Morrison Race 9: A TASTE OF HONEY, MAJOR SASS, 9 D Springbank Mason (Fr) 9 Brad Williamson 2 1s15s Koenigsegg (Fr) 2 Blair Orange 10 63065 The Power Broker (Fr) 10 10 8s00 Flight Crew (Fr) U1 Nathan Williamson 10 43990 Hazer (Fr) 22 John Morrison LITE PERCUSSION 3 27853 Ideal Draw (Fr) 3 Nathan Williamson Kieran McNaught 11 02703 Ideal Glacier (Fr) 23 Andrew Armour Race 10: LOVE ON THE ROCKS, NOTA BENE DENARIO, 5 Robin Dundee Club Pace 1.46 12 0s062 Vin Scully (Fr) 24 Nathan Williamson 4 55s11 Love On The Rocks (Fr) 4 Kirstin Barclay 11 58800 Whangamata (Fr) 11 Brendon McLellan 5 01993 Bella Sara (Fr) 5 Sheree Tomlinson KOENIGSEGG 13 7702s Robyns Shadow (Fr) 25 Craig Ferguson 12 40 Sacred Mountain (Fr) 12 Blair Orange $10,000, non-winners 3yo+ f&m mr48 to mr50. mobile, 1700m 6 71047 Mach’s Back (Fr) 6 Allan Beck Race 11: ULTIMATE STRIDE, CHINESE WHISPER, 13 07s88 Jay Bee And Lou (Fr) U1 Samantha Ottley 1 45704 Sweet Annie (Fr) 1 John Morrison 8 The Northern Tavern Trot 3.11 7 00607 Rocknroll King (Fr) 7 Samantha Ottley RYDGEMONT SON 14 P84s7 It’s Summertime (Fr) U2 Jeremy Douglas 2 6 All Too Well (Fr) 2 Chris Butt 8 13s31 Deus Ex (Fr) 8 Matthew Williamson 15 9s708 Kiwi Heir (Em3) (Fr) U3 Rory McIlwrick 3 Betterthanraza (Fr) 3 Nathan Williamson $7500, 3yo+ r40-r49, w/c stand, 2700m 9 76s88 Whata Razzle Dazzle (Fr) 21 Brian Norman 16 400s0 South Park (Em2) (Fr) U4 4 Hopeful (Fr) 4 Tim Robertson 1 2P8s8 Alpine Retreat (Fr) 1 Ellie Barron 10 22625 Nota Bene Denario (Fr) 22 Brent Barclay 17 6s590 Andover The Keys (Fr) U5 Kirk Larsen 5 80 Matai Charlotte (Fr) 5 Alex Milne 2 41s6 King Of The North (Fr) 2 Kirk Larsen 11 16s66 Wolfenstein (Fr) 23 Brad Williamson 6 632 Savvy Bromac (Fr) 6 Matthew Williamson 3 90575 Miss Jessica (Fr) 3 Tim Robertson 3 Balmoral Motor Lodge 12.58 7 Tres Chic (Fr) 7 Brad Williamson 4 060s5 Smudgee (Fr) 4 Kerryn Tomlinson 11 Winton Mitre 10 Trot 4.35 $7000, r40-r45. mobile, 2200m 8 0 Shadzee (Fr) 8 Samantha Ottley 5 05097 Spurs Of War (Fr) 5 John Morrison $10,000, 3yo+ r51-r80 discr hcp stand, 2700m 1 00794 Man I’m Good (Fr) 1 Alister Kyle 9 5s Insarchatwist (Fr) 21 Kirstin Barclay 6 48D42 Richard The Third (Fr) 6 Brent Barclay 1 The Saucy Chef Pace 12.09 10 8s8 Pretty Azz (Fr) U1 Rory McIlwrick 7 s0333 Maudarchy (Fr) 7 Sheree Tomlinson 1 52405 Spotlight The Valley (Fr) 1 Ellie Barron 2 00s47 It’s Me (Fr) 2 Blair Orange 2 26269 Da Moons Mission (Fr) 2 $8000, non-winners 3yo+ mr40 to mr43. mobile, 1700m 3 06907 Kagee VC (Fr) 3 Brad Williamson 8 68600 Cuddly Trouble (Fr) 8 Craig Ferguson 6 Caduceus Club Of Southland 2.10 9 s01s0 Ruby Seddon (Fr) 9 Nathan Williamson 3 14008 Count Eyre (Fr) 3 Allan Beck 1 87308 Miss Ivy (Fr) 1 Ellie Barron 4 3480s Mighty George (Fr) 4 Ellie Barron 4 86144 Rydgemont Milly (Fr) U1 John Morrison 2 09578 Art Profile (Fr) 2 Tristan Larsen 5 08s98 Lady’s Lass (Fr) 5 Tim Robertson $10,000, non-winners 3yo+ mr45 to mr50. mobile, 1700m 10 57643 Tweedledee (Fr) 10 Samantha Ottley 11 0Ps00 Svelt (Fr) 11 Andrew Armour 5 15645 Zoned Scarlett (10) 1 Samantha Ottley 3 42408 Particular (Fr) 3 Blair Orange 6 089s0 Last Harah (Fr) 6 John Morrison 1 00s46 Esther Jaccka (Fr) 1 Brent Barclay 12 52271 Matai Jetstar (Fr) 12 Alex Milne 6 89211 Windsor (10) 2 Blair Orange 4 98979 Bub’s VC (Fr) 4 Rory McIlwrick 7 582s9 Coolhand Easton (Fr) 7 Brian Norman 2 8432s Ride In A Concorde (Fr) 2 Kirstin Barclay 13 821 Day Dreamin (Fr) 13 Brad Williamson 7 23422 Crusher Collins (10) U1 Craig Ferguson 5 68s25 Schnitzel Von Krumm (Fr) 5 8 s4244 Jabali (Fr) 8 Tristan Larsen 3 0s036 Rin Tin Tin (Fr) 3 Brad Williamson 8 s9054 King Cassidy (10) U2 Sheree Tomlinson Matthew Williamson 9 5s539 Tad Lincoln (Fr) 21 Mark Hurrell 4 0s680 Alacrity Lass (Fr) 4 Alister Kyle 9 Southland Farm Machinery 3.44 9 623s8 Chinese Whisper (10) U3 6 s0063 Kiwi Jewel (Fr) 6 Brent Barclay 10 80889 Dismara (Fr) 22 Rory McIlwrick 5 Wonthavtime (Fr) 5 Blair Orange Nathan Williamson 7 55252 Racing Minister (Fr) 7 John Morrison 11 09760 Tetrick (Fr) 23 Allan Beck 6 82255 Longueval (Fr) 6 Nathan Williamson $8500, 3yo+ r53-r57. mobile, 2200m 10 21s68 Fanny Hill (20) 1 Kerryn Tomlinson 8 67874 Hayden Bromac (Fr) 8 Kirk Larsen 12 s4546 Iwanadancewitsumbody (Fr) 24 7 33s Motor Mouth (Fr) 7 Matthew Williamson 1 0s137 Call Me Keith (Fr) 1 Peter Hunter 11 111s1 Ultimate Stride (20) 2 Matthew Williamson 9 7569s The Naenae Express (Fr) 21 Robin Swain Matthew Williamson 8 7306 La La Land (Fr) 8 Samantha Ottley 2 10055 Buck (Fr) 2 Nathan Williamson 12 697s6 Gershwin (20) U1 Jeremy Douglas 10 670s0 Kennington Girl (Fr) U1 Tim Robertson 13 9549s Dreaminsover (Fr) 25 Nathan Williamson 9 P Alexis Rocket (Fr) 21 Allan Beck 3 70021 Franco June (Fr) 3 John Morrison 13 s3612 Rydgemont Son (20) U2 Brad Williamson 11 70709 Ideal Robyn (Fr) U2 Mark Hurrell 14 78855 Ellnbac (Fr) 26 Brendon McLellan 10 5 Wrecking Ball (Fr) U1 Alex Milne 4 s7874 Superstar Legend (Fr) 4 Sarah O’Reilly 14 41357 Humble Ladd (30) U1 Rory McIlwrick

Waikato greys at Cambridge Thursday Jetbet 3 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 237 Sheriff Lee nwtd Carolyn Henley 10 87647 Agbeze nwtd Marsha Black 5 31472 Kiwi Gal 21.27 Udy & Cottam 3 44768 See Eye Be 21.04 M Prangley Race 1: WILD KIWI, IT’S A LAUGH, HANDS OF STEEL 3 66622 Loudred nwtd R & L Udy 6 51161 Big Time Angel 21.56 Lisa Cole 4 41358 Eddie Hemi 21.36 W & T Steele 4 All Day Long nwtd Robert Roper 5 Vetora Cambridge Sprint 1.33 7 35316 Our Hemi 21.15 Udy & Cottam 5 18313 Snoopy’s Hero 21.31 David Ray Race 2: LOUDRED, BIG TIME FUZZ, SHERIFF LEE 5 s3742 Go Home Duke nwtd Peter Ferguson $2390, C4, 375m 8 12121 Trojan Hoarse 20.75 Lisa Cole 6 32212 Ma Chere 21.36 S O’Neill Race 3: ZORO, DOES HE EXIST, BIG TIME EDEN 6 4s48 Peach Melba nwtd Arch Lawrence EMERGENCIES: 7 27726 Quara’s Yoshi nwtd Paul Cleaver Race 4: BIG TIME DAWSON, TANGO MISS, KAI NAN 7 Serbian Ace nwtd Ben Craik 1 77817 Paddy Fast 21.35 M & J Smith 9 27126 Iron Eyes 20.92 Emma Potts 8 55464 Zipping Buddy 21.30 Ben Craik Race 5: BIGTIME KISS, BOTANY WAYNE, SOPHIA NOIR 8 Nice For What nwtd W & T Steele 2 7s331 Bigtime Kiss 21.04 Lisa Cole 10 45187 Big Time Billie nwtd Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: Race 6: AWARD WINNER, ALLEGRO RORY, FANCY EMERGENCIES: 3 45155 Native Scout 21.33 Phil Green 9 64451 Fool’s Russian nwtd Lisa Cole Race 7: BUDDY BOOM, THRILLING BRAX, THRILLING BRUCE 9 75445 Clever Harper nwtd W & T Steele 4 21526 Botany Wayne 21.22 Phil Green 8 The Clubhouse Sports Bar 2.45 10 26647 Frosty Blaze 21.25 Thayne Green 5 51723 Sophia Noir 21.18 Arch Lawrence Race 8: SOVEREIGN PRIDE, THRILLING DORA, EL NARCO 10 s5876 Chong Lai nwtd Raewyn McPhee $1685, C2, 375m 6 88716 Prerogative 21.14 Udy & Cottam 11 Farmlands Virkon Stakes 3.36 Race 9: THRILLING BAXTER, BIG TIME JIMMY, 7 53642 Captain Kev 21.09 W & T Steele 1 21385 Forego 21.20 Greg Pomeroy 3 Yvette Bodiam Photography 12.46 $2505, C1, 457m BIGTIME BENJI 8 12544 Typical 21.25 Shirley Ross 2 6433s Bigtime Puma nwtd Lisa Cole $2035, C2/3, 375m Race 10: GREY WAY, SNOOPY’S HERO, MA CHERE EMERGENCIES: 3 44522 Sovereign Pride 21.37 Shirley Ross 1 31422 Big Time Roonie nwtd Lisa Cole Race 11: BIG TIME TOMMEY, BUGSY BROWN, 1 41871 Dignity Dented 21.67 Thayne Green 9 83877 Relevance 21.20 R & L Udy 4 72412 El Narco 21.32 Phil Green 2 22432 Bugsy Brown nwtd W & T Steele 5 75353 Looby’s Story 21.52 Arch Lawrence BIG TIME ROONIE 2 58452 Zoro 21.55 Arch Lawrence 10 67764 Jinja Murphy 21.23 W & T Steele 3 55337 My Kirsty nwtd Udy & Cottam 6 68357 Stay Rich 21.46 M & J Smith Race 12: THRILLING ROSA, SAKICHI, BIGTIME COOPER 3 61138 Pacemaker nwtd S O’Neill 4 22184 Big Time Tommey nwtd Lisa Cole 4 43255 Does He Exist 21.33 Robert Roper 6 Garrards Horse & Hound 1.53 7 16565 Tommy The Jett nwtd Marsha Black 5 15761 Big Time Roxy nwtd Lisa Cole 8 54731 Thrilling Dora 21.07 Emma Potts 5 54823 Idol Ajay 21.43 W & T Steele $1450, C1, 375m 6 35315 Amaro 25.65 Arch Lawrence 6 18888 Talkabout Izzy 21.33 David Ray EMERGENCIES: 7 45345 Little Teegs 25.80 Arch Lawrence 1 Cookies Kitchen Sprint 12.01 7 12117 Big Time Eden nwtd Lisa Cole 1 73745 Ford Man nwtd R & L Udy 9 11574 Enjoy The Perks 21.06 A J Christiansen 8 11187 Big Time Jewel nwtd Lisa Cole 8 58s55 Big Time Marlisa nwtd Lisa Cole 2 8s316 Award Winner nwtd Thayne Green 10 25574 Go All Lin 21.54 S O’Neill EMERGENCIES: $1450, C1, 375m EMERGENCIES: 3 25434 Fancy 21.71 M Prangley 9 Happy 1st Birthday Grace 3.02 9 45884 Opawa June nwtd Sean Codlin 1 55435 Hands Of Steel nwtd Thayne Green 9 37775 Gain Capital 21.22 Ben Craik 4 671s4 Dundee Glitter nwtd Emma Potts 10 22445 Winbourn Freddy nwtd Sean Codlin 2 11823 It’s A Laugh nwtd Sam Lozell 10 44858 Bigtime Leads nwtd Lisa Cole 5 84278 Birds Fly High nwtd Peter Henley $3325, C2/3, 457m 3 74288 Not Shackley nwtd Jim Black 6 33234 Allegro Rory nwtd Lisa Cole 1 253s5 Thrilling Amelia nwtd Karen Walsh 12 Mike Stent Decorators Ltd 3.54 4 22117 Wild Kiwi 21.30 Udy & Cottam 4 Mayhounds Retirement Group 1.11 7 76836 Ascott nwtd Corey Steele 2 33s11 Thrilling Baxter 25.49 Karen Walsh $4735, C5, 457m 5 77724 Busy Flash nwtd W & T Steele 8 65336 Don Morocco 21.33 Paul Cleaver $1450, C1, 375m 3 24447 Bigtime Benji nwtd Lisa Cole 1 15262 Sakichi 25.38 Peter Ferguson 6 54323 Big Time Lenny nwtd Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 1 35257 Tango Miss 21.46 Thayne Green 4 67167 Pam Arising nwtd S O’Neill 2 71625 Tuff’s My Mum 25.93 Shirley Ross 7 67324 Waiterimu Ripper 21.28 R & L Udy 9 54685 Party Every Day 21.50 R & L Udy 5 67838 Odnoc Ankie 25.69 Peter Ferguson 2 25785 Noah Who 21.03 M Prangley 3 61237 Big Time Mac 25.79 Lisa Cole 8 62648 Thrilling Arnold 21.48 Sean Codlin 10 46786 Get Me Home nwtd Udy & Cottam 6 31543 Shaynee nwtd Sam Lozell 3 1238s Portland Berty nwtd Ben Craik 4 21131 Bigtime Cooper 25.49 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 7 16133 Big Time Jimmy nwtd Lisa Cole 4 152 Big Time Dawson nwtd Lisa Cole 5 62112 Thrilling Rosa 25.29 Karen Walsh 9 65666 Just Maddie 21.72 Marsha Black 7 Superior Chunky Dog Rolls 2.19 8 1Fs42 Thrilling Murphy 25.60 Karen Walsh 10 85F77 My Bro Bobby nwtd M Prangley 5 42s24 Kai Nan 21.63 Glennis Farrell 6 37273 Big Time Jackson 25.54 Lisa Cole 6 76872 Firefly Laffey 21.50 Sean Codlin $2860, C5, 375m 10 Affordable Pet Accessories 3.20 7 17613 Stefano 25.39 Arch Lawrence 2 Farmlands Coprice Sprint 12.22 7 24473 Kapai Stewie 21.70 W & T Steele 1 11661 Thrilling Brax 21.07 Karen Walsh 8 44136 Robson 25.51 Peter Ferguson 8 68574 In Focus 21.61 Paul Cleaver 2 78246 Allegro Curtis nwtd Lisa Cole $2035, C2/3, 375m EMERGENCIES: $1365, C0, 375m EMERGENCIES: 3 53233 Thrilling Bruce 21.02 Karen Walsh 1 24116 Grey Way 21.30 Greg Pomeroy 9 21184 Silenci 25.65 Peter Ferguson 1 Big Time Fuzz nwtd Lisa Cole 9 66875 Bailey And Cream nwtd R & L Udy 4 11112 Buddy Boom 20.86 Udy & Cottam 2 78733 Big Time Tina nwtd Lisa Cole 10 43255 Athenais nwtd Shirley Ross

Christchurch greys at Addington Thursday Jetbet 9 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 3 586s6 Amuri George 17.23 John McInerney 5 Thursday Place Pick Dash 5.21 7 12181 Ever Rested 17.01 Ashley Bradshaw 2 72142 Opawa May 17.40 Robin Wales 3 13443 Little Krakatoa 17.09 Ashley Bradshaw Race 1: SO FLOSSY, GOTCHA POPEYE, IT’S A JOKE 4 22288 Jinja Ellie 17.24 Allan Joyce 8 13111 Select Trick 16.93 Calum Weir 5 53868 Beck Eleven 17.04 Lisa Waretini $2035, C3, 295m EMERGENCIES: 4 54237 Super Over Drama 17.12 S & B Evans Race 2: NO KISSY MISSY, KING TOLIMAN, SHAW LEE 6 52883 Vegan Express 17.22 Calum Weir 1 71756 Goldstar Perrie 17.27 S & B Evans 9 87517 Homebush Velma 17.24 John McInerney 5 21511 Mitcham Becky 17.22 Corey Steele Race 3: LEONARD BALE, START THE SHOW, CREME BRULEE 7 78817 Souffle Sue 17.19 John McInerney 2 54581 Starr Blueblood 17.28 John McInerney 10 53s84 Mohican Run 17.13 Corey Steele 6 74152 Homebush Boots 17.20 John McInerney Race 4: MITCHAM PRU, CHANYAKA, SMASH OVER 8 73475 Shaw Lee 17.10 J M McCook 3 32141 Azkadellia 17.44 Rosemary Blackburn 7 41112 Bolty 16.69 Daniel Lane Race 5: FAST ANGEL, OPAWA JAWS, STARR BLUEBLOOD EMERGENCIES: 4 22385 Smash Grenade 17.38 Malcolm Grant 8 Suck It Up Ltd Stakes 6.14 8 64383 Calm Inferno 17.19 Bruce Dann Race 6: MAN OF LETTERS, MITCHAM MAGIC, FRIZZLED 9 65786 Oster Bale nwtd Craig Roberts 5 13454 Fidgety Feet 17.21 J M McCook $4030, C4, 520m EMERGENCIES: 10 5s787 Opawa Vinny 16.98 Robin Wales 6 7F711 Opawa Jaws 17.17 Robin Wales 9 87517 Homebush Velma 17.24 John McInerney Race 7: TRICKY, SELECT TRICK, EVER RESTED 1 11677 Speedy Boss nwtd J & D Fahey 10 64378 Culvie Ness 17.22 Hart & Taylor Race 8: QUINCY BALE, PUNTERS A HERO, OPAWA TODDY 7 12112 Fast Angel 17.26 Calum Weir 2 23345 Opawa Toddy 30.18 J & D Fahey 3 Active Electrical C’church 4.44 8 23884 Sozin’s Empire 17.26 John McInerney Race 9: OZZIE, UTHOR BALE, SPRING FALCON 3 23564 Longshanks 30.34 Ashley Bradshaw 11 Kaisa Earthworks 0272073323 7.0 8 $3325, C3, 520m EMERGENCIES: 4 42633 Opawa Nat 30.01 J & D Fahey Race 10: BOLTY, OPAWA MAY, LITTLE KRAKATOA 9 38156 Goldstar Spotty 17.25 S & B Evans $2860, C5, 295m Race 11: SEVE, ARCHIE JOHN HILL, PITA RAMOS 1 31114 Leonard Bale 30.18 Craig Roberts 5 11158 Quincy Bale 29.93 Craig Roberts 10 22387 Famous Lee nwtd S & B Evans 6 s4544 All Consuming nwtd J & D Fahey 1 35571 Pita Ramos 17.14 Jason Dunn Race 12: OUR DAZZEL, MEMOIR, HOMEBUSH CAESAR 2 74416 Creme Brulee 30.26 Lisa Waretini 3 23216 Goldstar Sydney 30.14 S & B Evans 6 Hart Family Greyhound Racing 5.38 7 42427 Ophelia Allen 30.09 Daniel Roberts 2 61326 Jinja Dylan 17.18 Allan Joyce 4 42173 Punters Bolt 30.17 Robin Wales 8 17662 Punters A Hero 30.19 J & D Fahey 3 21254 Wildebeest 17.20 Ashley Bradshaw 5 13168 Beret Girl 30.27 J & D Fahey $2390, C4, 295m EMERGENCIES: 4 31366 Opawa Di 17.10 Robin Wales 5 23126 Seve 16.93 Daniel Lane 6 7866s Our Jolene 30.14 Robin Wales 1 18484 Man Of Letters 17.19 Alison Lee 9 72325 Opawa Cutie 30.29 J & D Fahey 6 21631 Mitcham Usain 17.21 John McInerney 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 4.01 7 58623 Start The Show 30.02 Ray Adcock 10 67772 Goldstar Mauney 30.06 S & B Evans 2 3431F Mitcham Magic 17.27 John McInerney 7 565s1 She’s For Us 17.23 Matt Roberts $2035, C3, 295m 8 33432 Opawa Hilary 30.07 J & D Fahey 3 16463 Frizzled 17.17 Matt Roberts 8 21516 Archie John Hill 16.99 J & D Fahey EMERGENCIES: 9 Christchurch Casino Stakes 6.34 1 13234 Gotcha Popeye 17.41 Calum Weir 4 44121 Goldstar Clover 17.25 S & B Evans EMERGENCIES: 9 256s2 Max Dancer 29.94 J & D Fahey 5 65518 Know Majority 17.20 Garry Cleeve $4735, C5, 520m 2 56326 It’s A Joke 17.26 John McInerney 9 87517 Homebush Velma 17.24 John McInerney 10 66562 Darla Bale 30.24 Craig Roberts 6 87155 Jaded Affair 17.23 Lisa Waretini 3 27128 Punters Kirsty 17.27 Robin Wales 1 41155 Opawa Slick 30.17 J & D Fahey 10 53s84 Mohican Run 17.13 Corey Steele 7 56881 Smash Wild 17.07 Malcolm Grant 4 75154 Smash Achiever 17.15 Malcolm Grant 2 24316 Uthor Bale 30.00 Craig Roberts 4 mayhounds.org.nz Rehoming 5.04 8 17686 Amuri Liv 17.16 John McInerney 3 81622 Know State 30.01 Garry Cleeve 12 Protexin Sprint 7.27 5 53575 Homebush Alexei 17.14 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: $2390, C4, 295m 4 13111 Pretty Busy 30.17 J & D Fahey $2390, C4, 295m 6 16165 Mulberry Sox 17.35 Corey Steele 9 65786 Oster Bale nwtd Craig Roberts 1 24636 Goldstar Major 17.24 S & B Evans 5 26561 Double Speed 30.11 Ray Adcock 7 12312 So Flossy 17.25 Bruce Dann 10 5s787 Opawa Vinny 16.98 Robin Wales 6 84113 Gem 30.15 J & D Fahey 1 23366 Special As 17.30 J M McCook 2 66334 Chanyaka 17.20 Bruce Dann 8 65147 Goldstar Shiloah 17.18 S & B Evans 7 32534 Spring Falcon 29.93 J & D Fahey 2 35757 Memoir 17.30 Dylan Voyce 3 348s1 Mitcham Pru 17.26 Ashley Bradshaw EMERGENCIES: 7 Anglers Arms Tavern Dash 5.54 8 11241 Ozzie 30.01 Daniel Lane 3 87444 Homebush Caesar nwtd John McInerney 4 83283 Thrilling Watch 17.55 Daniel Roberts 9 38156 Goldstar Spotty 17.25 S & B Evans $2860, C5, 295m EMERGENCIES: 4 67317 Amuri Magic 17.28 John McInerney 10 22387 Famous Lee nwtd S & B Evans 5 54222 Smash Over 17.26 Malcolm Grant 9 15287 Ringside 29.84 Ray Adcock 5 63223 Our Dazzel 17.00 Robin Wales 6 16122 Homebush Stasser 17.23 John McInerney 1 58441 Opawa Oscar 17.10 Robin Wales 10 27178 Opawa Hop 30.01 J & D Fahey 6 88225 Know Baby 17.27 Garry Cleeve 2 christchurchgreyhounds.co.nz 4.18 7 68878 Go Gunna 17.25 Robin Wales 2 37234 Hankenstein 17.19 Ashley Bradshaw 7 23135 Jax Jewel 17.35 Daniel Roberts 8 11757 Ezra Blueblood 17.31 John McInerney 3 11731 Tricky 17.03 Daniel Lane $2390, C4, 295m 10 A2C Ph. 0800222583 6.51 8 75351 Goldstar Wynter 17.20 S & B Evans EMERGENCIES: 4 18118 Homebush Aimee 17.26 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 1 23231 No Kissy Missy 17.20 Ashley Bradshaw 9 65786 Oster Bale nwtd Craig Roberts 5 11384 Flora Dora 17.06 Ray Adcock $2860, C5, 295m 9 65786 Oster Bale nwtd Craig Roberts 2 44417 King Toliman 17.06 Daniel Roberts 10 68s86 Kiwi Gunn 17.22 Ray Adcock 6 62882 Pearls Are Us nwtd Garry Cleeve 1 38315 Loco Lola 17.18 Ashley Bradshaw 10 68s86 Kiwi Gunn 17.22 Ray Adcock

Southland greys at Ascot Park Thursday Jetbet 10 TAB Doubles 1-2, 3-4 Treble 2-3-4 Selections 1 Sthld & Otago Photo Finish 11.00 2 southlandgreyhounds.co.nz 11.16 3 Added Energy Stakes 11.33 4 Find Us Twitter@sgrcinfo 11.50 Race 1: MIKIL, TIDES END, GALIFIANAKIS $1800, SPECA, 390m $1450, INV, 390m $2860, SPECA, 457m $2860, C1/5, 390m Race 2: JUST OLIVE, BRUT MAGIC, TIDAL TAPESTRY 1 86374 Mikil nwtd M P Hamilton 1 16372 Brut Magic 22.83 Chris Healey 1 32583 C’mon Benny Boy 26.42 John Guthrie 1 73764 Rocky Vincitore nwtd D J MacMillan Race 3: PEPPER CHIMES, VOLCANIC WHISPER, 2 8s566 Melting World nwtd John Guthrie 2 53214 Trev’s Rocket 22.94 Brett Conner 2 22222 Volcanic Whisper nwtd John Allen 2 11211 Tee An’ Cee 22.49 Brett Conner SILOUETTE JET 3 8s638 Dream Stone Jade 22.83 Sandra Keen 3 15323 Tidal Tapestry 22.94 John Allen 3 Vacant Box 3 62676 Magic Jean Lass nwtd Chris Healey Race 4: TEE AN’ CEE, CHASING FAME, GOLDSTAR TROOPER 4 54432 Galifianakis nwtd Bronwyn Eade 4 21146 Vignon 23.00 John Allen 4 43433 Silouette Jet 26.41 John Allen 4 52132 Chasing Fame 22.37 Sandra Keen 5 44324 Tides End nwtd John Allen 5 2111 Just Olive 22.58 M P Hamilton 5 11111 Pepper Chimes 25.97 John Allen 5 Vacant Box 6 65445 Astro Tipple 22.67 D J MacMillan 6 35451 My Girl Sofia 22.84 Barry Healey 6 Vacant Box 6 26845 Dusty’s Ink 22.90 Barry Healey 7 F5566 Three Gold Stars nwtd Chris Healey 7 27558 Southern Angel 22.85 Roy Hamilton 7 54754 Miss Nina 26.42 Brett Conner 7 46345 Magic Jess Lass 22.62 Chris Healey 8 36657 Pukeko Magic nwtd Barry Healey 8 31265 Pretty Keen 22.98 Sandra Keen 8 22237 Bartholomew Cub 26.54 Bronwyn Eade 8 77423 Goldstar Trooper 22.25 M P Hamilton 17 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020

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New Zealand farm, but generally had over The profits (surplus before tax) for three times as much stock.” Maori authorities focused on agriculture He said sheep, beef, and dairy cattle was also one and a half times the tend to be the chosen livestock for Maori SMALL BUT STRONG: Friday’s sheep sale at the Matawhero $63 million surplus in 2014, when New farms, with sheep numbers far exceeding saleyards drew a smaller tally than previous weeks, but it was a strong sale Zealand saw record international dairy other livestock numbers. nevertheless. Store ewes accounted for the best prices among the sellout product prices. “Sheep have historically outnumbered 1600 head yarding. The rain and the resulting good grass growth encouraged “New Zealand’s dairy exports earnings other livestock held on New Zealand buyers. The prime ewes sold for up to $115, the store lambs up to $126.50 for increased in 2018, supported by strong farms,” Mr Dolan said. the males and $121.50 for the ewes. Picture by Trevor Brown milk production and sustained global “However, on other New Zealand farms, demand,” business statistics senior there are almost three sheep to each dairy manager Peter Dolan said. or beef cattle, but for Maori farms, this More than 200, or one-sixth, of Maori number is closer to four.” authorities were in agriculture that year. Livestock numbers on Maori farms fell Innovative study into FE tolerance On average, Maori-owned farms have slightly in 2018 compared with 2017, with four times more land than the average sheep down three percent, beef cattle A PILOT study investigating the sporidesmin, produced by the fungus New Zealand farm, he said. down five percent, and dairy cattle down potential of a groundbreaking facial Pithomyces chartarum. 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Football Broncos, along with Kevin Walters. 2, Claydens Waikohu 1 v Horouta Gold (Debz, Kate); Duty officers: Fern and Sarah. Pacific Premiership, SATURDAY, 2.30pm: Signing such a contract would feel like deja vu 5, YMP TimberPro v Claydens Waikohu 2 (Bessie, Childers Road Reserve 1, Gisborne Vehicle Testing for Kearney, who failed to see out the season as Bex); 6, FarmCare HSOG v Gisborne Denture Clinic Rugby Thistle v Port Hill United. Eastern League 1, SATURDAY 12.30pm: CRR1, Parramatta head coach in 2012 and signed as an HSOG (Ash Te Patu, Jess L); 9, Steve Craill Builder THE draw for Civil Project Solutions senior assistant at Brisbane soon afterwards, a role he Ngatapa v GGHS Jnr A (Lou, Tukaki); 10, Ritana Toa Carpet Court Thistle Massive v Heavy Equipment club rugby this weekend is — Services Gisborne United; Lytton, Lytton High School began the following year. v Kotahi Aroha (Chiarn, Shay). 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Work behind the scenes or read a good book. 22 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 Around the Greens Club bowls news Poverty Bay THE Centenary Year annual general meeting of the Poverty Bay Bowling club on Sunday was well supported by club members. Jon Davies was re-elected president, Bruce Ball is the new vice-president and Ian Carroll is the secretary/ treasurer. Board members re-elected were Dawson Owen and Norma Miller. Three new board members were elected — Win Baker, Jan Powell and Lex Kennedy. During general business, Lex Kennedy updated members on plans for the club centenary celebrations to be held over the weekend of August 22 and 23. Further information is available from Lex, phone 06 867 7725. At the conclusion of the AGM, Jon Davies presented Outstanding Service Awards to both Lesley and David Holmes for their contribution to the club over the past seven years as match committee conveners, tournament controllers and umpires.

HONOURED: Poverty Bay Bowling Club president Jon Davies (right) presents Outstanding Service Awards to David and Lesley Holmes at the end of the club’s annual general meeting. Picture by Norma Miller Gilmour chronicled running revolution OBITUARY by Simon Kay, NZ Herald the only three medals New Zealand won at the Rome Olympics. GARTH Gilmour, a journalist involved Snell went on to complete the in one of New Zealand’s biggest post-war 800m-1500m double at the 1964 Tokyo sporting controversies, has died aged 94. Olympics — the last man to do so — and Gilmour was a sports journalist who was named New Zealand’s Sportsperson covered athletics during the 1950s as of the Century. Arthur Lydiard rose to prominence as a The training methods Lydiard coach. Lydiard’s revolutionary training pioneered continue to form the basis of methods raised eyebrows in the track and distance running coaching to this day. field community. Gilmour had a long association with “I was told this fellow called Lydiard Lydiard and his athletes, professionally seemed to be doing rather strange things and personally. He was one of the original with these runners; overtraining them, Auckland Joggers, along with Lydiard for instance,” said Gilmour in The Golden and future Auckland mayor Colin Kay, Hour, a 2012 documentary about Peter who were part of the club’s first run in Snell and Murray Halberg winning gold 1962. at the 1960 Rome Olympics. Under Lydiard’s influence, Gilmour “He was slowly killing them all, and gave up smoking and took up jogging. he was so damn convincing, they just He collaborated and helped Lydiard followed him. Some said he was leading write training manuals and jogging them to their own destruction. philosophies which have been published “But when we looked at the records, we COACH AND WRITER: Arthur Lydiard (left) and Garth Gilmour. NZ Herald picture in several languages. found he wasn’t really, because he was His first book with Lydiard was Run picking up the championships all through the 1960 Olympics but the coach was be there and that might make all the to the Top in 1962, followed by A Clean the country. When they set out to win a controversially excluded in any official difference.” Pair of Heels with Halberg in 1963, No race they were doing it, and that’s what capacity. Lydiard had no official accreditation Bugles No Drums with Snell in 1965 and got me interested.” “Nothing could budge him (Austad) and had to coach his runners through the Unstoppable with Sandra Barwick in Lydiard was a journalist’s dream — on the question of Arthur Lydiard being gates of the Olympic training track. But 1993. outspoken and prepared to criticise those added to the team,” Gilmour said. Snell and Halberg went on to win gold in He wrote 23 books, including Arthur in charge of athletics. “For a while, I rang him every day — the 800 metres and 5000m respectively, Lydiard Master Coach in 2004, Use it “Arthur told me the administrators didn’t work. I think we made him even within an hour of each other, in what or Lose It with Snell in 2006 and Peter were hindering rather than helping the more pig-headed. In the end, he wouldn’t some still consider New Zealand’s Snell from Olympian to Scientist in 2007. sport progress,” Gilmour said. take my calls.” greatest sporting achievement. Born in Dunedin in 1925, Gilmour “He wasn’t exactly tactful about his But the outcry was sufficient that “Everybody suddenly wanted to know worked from 1941 to 1986 as a journalist thoughts on these people.” Gilmour’s newspaper, the Auckland Star, about Peter Snell, Murray Halberg. on newspapers throughout the country, Lydiard’s outbursts put him offside launched a public appeal to get Lydiard Who’s this chap Lydiard? Where did he later moving into advertising and public with the national body, led by Harold to Rome. come from? Arthur had proved to the relations. Austad. Five of Lydiard’s runners — “People tossed in their pound notes and world that he actually knew what he was He retired to Milford on Auckland’s Snell, Halberg, Barry Magee, Jeff Julian 10 shilling notes, and it grew very well. talking about.” North Shore and got involved in local and Ray Puckett — were among the We got Arthur over there. He would have Those two golds and the bronze later body politics. 14-strong athletics team named for to stay outside the camp but he could earned by Magee in the marathon were Gilmour died last Thursday, aged 94. The Gisborne Herald • Wednesday, July 1, 2020 SPORT 23 Courage Cup Committed to the cause feedback RUGBY by Benb O’Brien-Leaf IT’S no wonder they’re excited. encouraging Well might Tokararangi supporters anticipate a RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf great season — they have three committed men to lead their sports club onwards and upwards. IT has fast become important to rugby. Israel Brown has taken over from Morgan Wirepa Week 4 games of the inaugural Jr as head coach (though, as with his predecessor, Gisborne Boys’ High School Courage Cup he will keep his rugby boots close at hand). Both competition, now based at Barry Park, will captained the side in their time, the former at be played at 3.15pm today. halfback, the latter at No.8. The players are thriving. Tokararangi will be led this year by another eight “I love being able to play rugby again, man, the dynamic Hone Haerewa — Ngati Porou with mixed ages, sizes and abilities,” East Coast skipper in 2019 — and his co-captain, 13-year-old Team Hosea Gear halfback loosehead prop Chris Bristowe. George Gillies said. “We should be reasonably fit — the proof will be Big factors in his enjoyment of the in the pudding on that — but definitely everyone’s competition were the positive attitudes of feet are itching to get out and play,” said Haerewa, a fellow players and the feedback from his Heartland 15 representative last season. coaches, Dwayne Russell and Matt Mackle. “We trained for three months before the lockdown Former Poverty Bay Heartland assistant and we’re all putting our best foot foward.” coach Russell talked about the ethos of the Decade Akapita will manage a side with the initiative. experience and depth to hold their own with anyone “Some of our boys have shown real in the newly named Enterprise Motors Ngati Porou courage to front for the first time at this level East Coast club competition. and play high school rugby,” he said. Tina Waitoa and Lee Brothers Shield-winning LIGHT ON HIS FEET: Morgan Wirepa Jr, of Tokararangi, steps through the Uawa “Team members like Max Lundon, James former High School Old Boys captain Jody Tuhaka defence in the 2018 East Coast club rugby final. Picture by Paul Rickard Warner, Rocky Smyth, Tyrese Nikola and are both quality rakes. Haerewa provides second-row Kyle Smith have persevered and been loyal cover for any spot from 6 to 8, with Dyllyn Evans, Henare has 29 Ngati Porou East Coast caps and With all at stake, Tokararangi have turned up the to their teammates, earning their respect Alec Poi and Hori Bartlett as other options in the he played one game for Poverty Bay in 2014. heat on opponents in that feared terrain. and that of the opposition. That’s a win-win loose. Tokararangi finished last season in fifth place. “They’ve out-thought, outmuscled and outplayed for Matt and me: win or lose, these players In 6ft 6in lock Kyah Hollis, they have an athlete, Ruatoria City were sixth and Tokomaru Bay United countless teams there,” Summersby said. show character and never give up.” leaper and ball-winner at the lineout. came seventh. Campbell Dewes, Summersby’s successor as Today, competition leaders and new Providing a vital link on-field will be halfback Te Te Araroa Domain, stronghold of Tokararangi, NPEC chairman and a former Tokararangi prop, Courage Cup holders Team Charlie Ngatai Aho Haenga, with Teina Potae, Pamona Samupo and remains as harsh a rugby landscape for visiting explained. (11 points) play Team Rico Gear (5pts), Piripi Reid-Abraham as possibilities outside him. teams in 2020 as it has always been. “If you’re defending that corner, the sun sets in on Barry Park 3. Team Brendon O’Connor In wingers Kiwi Haig and Mohi Bartlett and Hicks Bay manager Graeme Summersby even your eyes. The prevailing wind is a nor’wester, into (10pts) play Team Hosea Gear (5pts) on BP2 fullback Whakarae Henare, Tokararangi have men now speaks in hushed tones of “Horoera Corner” — your eyes. And after rain, that patch can be a big and Team Whetukamokamo Douglas (9pts) who know how to finish. the top right corner as seen from the grandstand. bog. Mud is the ultimate leveller.” play Team Toa Halafihi (1point) on BP1. Start your journey to success eit.ac.nz | 0800 22 55 348 Fit study around your work, home and whanau - achieve a qualiication in only a few months. 30782-03 1 Jul, 2020 MIDNIGHT TONIGHT GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Thursday Friday R Jul 2 Jul 3 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Tauranga 3 14 0 Hicks Bay 3 14 Te Puke 35 22

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Strong S easing For the latest weather info including Weather Warnings visit At 9am 1 Jul (hPa) 1002.1 Tokyo cloudy 24 31 the coast. in the morning. metservice.com At 9am 1 Jul (inches) 29.59 Toronto cloudy 18 30 BOWLS RUGBY INSIDE Draws, league .... 21 Bowls, obituary .. 22 SPORT Rugby ...... 23 Wednesday, July 1, 2020 Couple honoured for outstanding East Coast club competition service to club PAGE 22 profile: Tokararangi PAGE 23 Tokomaru Bay carrying Ronnie’s photo RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf drizzle throughout the game. down the left of the ground. Halfback The match was well controlled by Chad Raroa-Chambers went down the SHE gave a great deal to Tokomaru referee Harawira Matahiki, Gray noting blindside and gave a brilliant assist to Bay United. his consistency. left wing Hori Dean in the corner for The late Ronnie Babbington, who Waiapu had 25 to 30 players and 15-5. passed away in February, was — as United, 27. In the 58th minute, Te Kahika managers of club rugby sides tend to be A delighted Gray said: “We ran out completed his double. Waiapu player- — a hard worker and champion for her of jerseys for the first time that I can coach and halfback Hamuera Baker team. remember.” converted the try to close it to 15-12. Her sons, Liam and Api Ngerengere, United captain and loosehead prop It was the home team’s skipper and played lock and right wing respectively Mike Raroa-Chambers won the toss; player of the day, Mike Raroa-Chambers, in United’s 20-12 win against old foes Waiapu had the wind at their backs and who brought the curtain down with a try Waiapu at the weekend. looked to play with good pattern from the for 20-12, scoring his try — as Kahika Second-year head coach Kuru Gray, outset, kicking for territory to corners. had in the second instance — between whose assistant coach this year is Lisa Waiapu right wing Dennis Te Kahika the posts. Muller and manager is Shannon Wright, scored the first of his two tries to open “It was typical pre-season rugby,” knows as well as any what the club has the scoring, after four minutes. His try Waiapu player-coach Baker said. lost. was unconverted. “When we held the ball, we managed to “Ronnie was a huge part of rugby in At the 15-minute mark, United build over phases, get a bit of momentum. Tokomaru Bay,” he said. openside flanker Mikaere Chaffey struck “Our new No.8 Gabe Te Kani made “As well as being our manager, she was back for 5-5, with no conversion. some storming runs, fending and carrying our delegate to the East Coast Rugby RONNIE BABBINGTON Veteran lock Mike Tiopira scored for players, and (openside flanker) Richard Union. Her photo will travel with us for the home team 38 minutes in and at Green was our workhorse. every game this season, and after our last dearly missed but remembered by all at halftime the state of play was Tokomaru “Dennis (Te Kahika) is one of the game it will be put up on the club wall, the Tokomaru Bay United Sports Club.” Bay United 10 Waiapu 5. Ruatoria City boys who have come over “She was affectionately known as United hosted Waiapu at Hatea-a- Five minutes after the resumption, the to us, and he looked dangerous every Aunty Ronnie, and was loved for her Rangi. The crowd numbered more than United forward pack laid the platform for time he got the ball. The two tries he constant support from the sideline. She is 200, and they paid no mind to light a superb try, with nine pick-and-go runs scored were good ones.” Goal No.700 for Messi

FOOTBALL by Joseph Wilson, AP BARCELONA, Spain — Lionel Messi scored his 700th career goal for club and country before Atletico Madrid came back to draw 2-2 in the Spanish league today and deal Barcelona’s title hopes a major blow. Barcelona’s third draw in four rounds left them in second place, one point behind leader Real Madrid. Madrid host Getafe on Friday (NZ time) with a chance to open up a four-point lead with five more matches remaining. Barcelona were two points ahead of Madrid when the league was halted in March because of the coronavirus outbreak. While Madrid have won five of five since the resumption after a three-month stoppage, Barcelona have only won three of six. The pressure is increasing on coach Quique Setién, who took over the team in mid-season with the task of rekindling their attacking spirit. “It is too bad because we keep dropping points and getting further and further away from the title,” Setién said. “But we have to keep fighting.” Barcelona struck first in the 11th minute when Atlético striker Diego Costa GOAL NO.700: Barcelona’s Lionel Messi (left) scores his side’s second goal with a penalty kick during the Spanish La Liga inadvertently redirected a corner by football match against Atletico Madrid at the Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, Spain, today. It was Messi’s 700th career goal for Messi into his own net. club and country. The game ended in a 2-2 draw. AP picture Costa’s night got worse shortly after when his penalty was blocked by Marc- hand on his penalty but not enough to playing at his best level,” Simeone said our chances,” the 20-year-old Puig said Andre ter Stegen. Atlético, however, got to keep it out. about his forward, who is in his second after his second straight start. “The other retake the spot kick when a video review Diego Simeone’s Atlético remained stint with the club. day the same thing happened, they were determined that the Barcelona goalkeeper undefeated in the six matches since the Setién opted for leaving Messi and Luis able to fight back in games we were had moved off his line too early. competition resumed. It stayed in third Suárez alone up front and adding an winning thanks to our silly mistake or Saúl Ñíguez stepped up instead place, 12 points behind Madrid. extra midfielder in youngster Riqui Puig, lapses in concentration.” of Costa on the second attempt and Simeone left forward João Félix on the keeping forwards Antoine Griezmann and Messi helped put Barcelona ahead converted to level the score in the 19th. bench until the second half in favor of the Ansu Fati on the bench. Puig had one when he struck a corner low and hard at Messi restored the host’s lead in in-form midfielder Marcos Llorente, who of his best performances for Barcelona, the near post, where Costa tried to clear 56th by coolly scoring a penalty in the is thriving in support of the attack. showing his passing and ball control it but instead let it hit the inside of his “Panenka” style, chipping it softly past Llorente led the attack early on, but skills as he linked up well with Messi leg. The ball bounced off the turf and left goalie Jan Oblak. The goal was Messi’s Carrasco with his speed on the left flank and his other teammates. Oblak no chance. 630th club goal to go with 70 for his proved to be the visitors’ biggest weapon. Barcelona is not blowing out rivals Before his penalty, Messi almost curled Argentina. It was also his league-leading Twice the Belgian forward burst into the like it used to, but its main problem is in a shot from the right side that came 22nd goal of the season. box on a counterattack and was taken its failure to protect leads. It also went inches from bending into the far corner of Atlético responded again through the down by late tackles from Arturo Vidal ahead twice at Celta Vigo on Saturday the goal. speed of forward Yannick Carrasco, who and Semedo. only to concede twice to draw 2-2. Barcelona’s best chance to get the was tripped by Nelson Semedo and sent “Carrasco came back from the stoppage “All the games that are left are super winner came from Vidal, who fired a shot Saúl back to the spot. Ter Stegen got a in better shape, and is now back to important and all points we drop hurt just by the post with 20 minutes to go.