TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI MONDAY, MAY 25, 2020 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 A NEW PAGE 2 PAGE 4 RAILBIKE COVID-19NEW PAGES 3-4, 7-14, 20-21, 24 ROUTE TO •PBL So when do we shift to Level 1? • Cabinet to discuss numbers at gatherings ENJOY EXTRA FLIGHTS OVER •PAGE Official 3 cash rate could go into negative territory • British PM backs rule-breaking chief aide HOLIDAY WEEKEND • Teen girl’s 1200km cycle home heralded

WAVE OVER WHARF A young couple take evasive action while another pair get a dousing as a large wave washes over the end of Tolaga Bay Wharf on Saturday. Find out how this shot from amateur photographer Steve McFlinn came about on page 2.

by Kim Parkinson In the latest quarterly housing report put out by the Ministry of Housing and THE need for more public housing Urban Development, there were 70,886 continues to increase in Gisborne with public housing places in New Zealand as demand far outweighing the number of at March 31. Kainga Ora - Homes and Communities Public houses are properties owned houses being built. or leased by Kainga Ora and registered Housing The waiting list for public housing Community Housing Providers (CHPs) here has nearly doubled, rising by more that can be tenanted by people who are than 200 in the past year. eligible for public housing. As at March 31, there were 437 Asked what was driving the increased applicants on the housing register but demand for public housing, the Ministry only 11 houses being built in Gisborne. said housing demand was a broad Even with a further 41 homes in the and complex issue driven by a range planning stages, there will still be a of factors — from macro-economic crisis considerable deficit. movements to individual needs and All 437 applicants are eligible for circumstances. social housing and are ready to be “The Ministry is working with other matched to a suitable property. agencies to better understand how Of the 437, 420 are listed as Priority changes in the housing sector impact A. This means they are considered public housing demand and how we can “at risk”, with a severe and persistent work together to address that. worsens housing need that must be addressed “Clearly the best way to address public immediately. housing demand and reduce reliance on There are 17 applicants considered transitional housing is to bring on more ■ 437 applicants on public housing register Priority B, which is defined as having public housing, and that is exactly what “a serious housing need” and includes we are doing. ■ 420 of those are listed as Priority A households with a significant and “We know that rising rents and a persistent need. competitive housing market have put ■ In the quarter to March 31, there were pressure on vulnerable households and 11 Kainga Ora houses being built in Gisborne 1080 emergency housing special needs that has contributed to the demand for grants totalling $2.2 million approved in ■ 41 houses in the planning stages housing we see today.” Gisborne. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 GISBORNE RUATORIA WAIROA Local News ...... 1-5 Business ...... 9 Racing ...... 15 Sport ...... 20-24 Births & Deaths ...4 Opinion ...... 10 Television ...... 16 Weather ...... 23 9 771170 043005 TOMORROW National ...... 6-8 World...... 11-14 Classifieds ... 17-19 > 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020

MAHIA ADVENTURE: Gisborne Railbike Adventure owner Geoff Main and Kendra Tate enjoy the sights on the latest stretch of railway added to the railbike enterprise itinerary, from Nuhaka to Opoutama. Mahia Peninsula is in the background.

Picture by Jordan Perry

by Mark Peters “We can now offer two days riding. Itinerary suggestions include Dive Visitors can do the Beach Loop ride in Tatapouri’s interactive reef tour with THE Opoutama to Nuhaka railway route the morning, spend the rest of the day stingrays and the Eastwoodhill arboretum, is Gisborne Railbike Adventure’s newest in Gisborne and drive to Mahia the next while among the Mahia area’s attractions scenic trip and will open to the public this day for Black’s Beach ride. We’re putting are Wairoa Museum and Morere Hot Railbike weekend, Queen’s Birthday weekend. together a two-day package.” Springs. On Wednesday morning Wairoa dignitaries, iwi and tourism representatives will join Gisborne Railbike Adventure owner Geoff Main to officially launch the adventure tourism venture venture in which clients ride specially-designed, twinned bicycles yoked by a lightweight chassis along a railway track. “You see Mahia Peninsula in all its splendour,” says Mr Main of the route above Black’s Beach. “It’s the best view of the peninsula by a extends country mile. It’s a nice complement to to the Matawhero to Beach Loop ride to offer people coming from out of town.” Most inquires about the railbike venture are from out of town and now with the Opoutama to Waikokopu, Nuhaka to Mahia adventure visitors are more likely to spend one if not two nights in Gisborne, NEW VIEWS: Gisborne Railbike Adventure owner Geoff Main and says Mr Main. Kendra Tate wind around Waikokopu Lagoon. Picture by Jordan Perry

FROM PAGE 1 breaking over the end of the concrete pier. He went to Tolaga Get your Big swells along the East Bay/Uawa for the weekend in his Coast on Saturday resulted in motorhome and with his Nikon Gisborne Herald this terrific shot of a couple of D3200 camera at the ready. The young people running for it and amateur photographer works by home-delivered another two getting a soaking day as an IT guru and has been when a wave broke over the end living back in his home town of Tolaga Bay Wharf. And there for about six months after a to capture the moment was couple of decades away. Tolaga amateur photographer Steve Bay Wharf opened in 1929 McFlinn of Gisborne. Steve said and made it possible for large he had been watching the waves coastal trading ships to load break and warned some people and offload goods. In recent he saw close to the edge. years the 660-metre wharf has “About two seconds before it undergone extensive restoration, splashed I said ‘you might not allowing locals and visitors to want to stay there’, but they did, walk the length, catch some fish so I took the photo.” Mr McFlinn and even dive off the end if the To nd out more call 869 0620 said he had never seen waves conditions are right. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 NEWS 3 Racing club not going down without a fight

WAIROA Racing Club will fight for its Racecourse. community support for the club. Government pumped millions of dollars of survival. Wairoa, along with nine other clubs, It was the heart of the community. Provincial Growth Funding into Wairoa, Club president Paul Toothill has including Poverty Bay, have been The idea that Wairoa, like Poverty Bay, he said. confirmed the club will make a submission earmarked for closure and have not been could race at Hawke’s Bay would not There was a place for country racing to New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing given race meetings for next season. Clubs work, he said. as provided by Wairoa and Poverty Bay, (NZTR) arguing that the club should have until June 15 to make submissions. It was ironic the closure of the race which held their race days close together continue to race at its Te Kupenga Mr Toothill said there was strong course was being proposed as the to attract trainers. Mixed bag for duck hunters by Murray Robertson

THE opening weekend of the annual duck shooting season in Tairawhiti has been described as “great for some but not so flash for others”. Compliance with the duck hunting regulations in this region was good compared to some other parts of the country. Eastern Fish and Game councillor Murray Ferris said the weather did not help as clear skies kept the ducks high in the sky. “We sat in a maimai all day Saturday and got sunburn. There were not the duck numbers in the air that there have been.” The dry summer in many areas of the region affected the breeding season. “Shooting for mallards and grey ducks was patchy across the region. It was a mixed bag. “It was a different story for paradise ducks though and generally they shot well. “People I’ve spoken to reported some good limit and near-limit bags of them across the region, so it was great for some but not so flash for others.” Mr Ferris said he has not been told of any compliance issues in Tairawhiti. “I’ve not of heard of anyone shooting without a licence or breaching the hunt rules in any other way. There have been no reports of firearms seizures or prosecutions, so it’s really good that hunters here played the game.” Police seized several firearms in parts of the South Island after hunters were caught without licences. The duck shooting season runs for three weeks this year in this district and the upland IN DEMAND: Six Kainga Ora homes are being build in Abbott Street — one of two such developments under construction game season for pheasant goes into August. in Gisborne where the number of applicants on the waiting list for public housing has nearly doubled in the past year to “The pheasant numbers look exceptional here 437. Picture by Liam Clayton this year. There are plenty of them about.” Minor injuries Budget allocated $570m for 8000 new homes

in ute crash FROM PAGE 1 “We expect that this will be split those on the public housing register. between approximately 6000 public They may be living in one of the A FATHER and son suffered minor injuries In last week’s Budget 2020, the housing homes and 2000 transitional following situations — emergency when the ute they were in rolled on Matokitoki Government allocated $570 million to homes,” a Ministry for Housing and housing such as motels, the homeless, Valley Road yesterday afternoon. deliver 8000 new, warm and dry public Urban Development spokesperson a temporary facility, temporary Emergency services were called to the crash homes across New Zealand in a move said. sharing such as a hostel, boarding, scene at around 3pm. expected to stimulate the residential The Ministry for Social Development private accommodation, social housing “The ute rolled as it left the road on a bend construction sector. records the current living situation of or a car or mobile home. and ended up on its side against a bank” a senior firefighter said. “The two people, a teenager and his middle- aged dad were out of the vehicle when we arrived.” A St John Ambulance spokesman said they suffered minor injuries. Hospital departments They were transported to Gisborne Hospital by ambulance for further treatment. Pipes upgrade are all ‘back on deck’ by Aaron van Delden building towards a return to normal whose surgeries were postponed during at intersection service levels, Mr Green said. Alert Level 4 would receive treatment at GISBORNE Hospital is chugging back Last month, it provided 228 first other DHBs or private hospitals, Mr Green CONTINUED work to upgrade stormwater to life under Alert Level 2. specialist assessments and 64 operations, said where it was “clinically required”, the pipes means the intersection of Rutene Road “All departments are back on deck and less than half of what it delivered in April DHB would arrange for patients to receive and Harris Street will be closed for essential scheduling surgery, consultations and 2019. care outside the district. service upgrades. treatment,” Hauora Tairawhiti district It had 300 first specialist assessments By May 15, one patient whose surgery The intersection will be closed this health board chief executive Jim Green and 121 operations set down for this was postponed had undergone treatment Wednesday to Friday and again from Tuesday, said. month. elsewhere. June 2, to Sunday, June 7. The Herald reported last week that 101 But the DHB could not provide data on Meanwhile, the Covid-19 testing centre “The works are part of the council’s $2.6m planned surgeries at Gisborne Hospital scheduled appointments and surgeries at Gisborne’s War Memorial Theatre stormwater upgrade to install a new pipe were postponed during Alert Level 4 for June, with a spokesperson saying few remained opened. along Rutene Road to reduce flooding and while the DHB was on standby to treat a bookings had yet been made. A DHB spokesperson said people could wastewater discharges into our rivers during potential flurry of Covid-19 patients, and Mr Green previously told The Herald it turn up at the centre for an assessment weather events,” a council spokesman said. non-urgent treatment was sidelined. was not possible to estimate how long it without a GP referral from 9-11am and “Detours will be in place and traffic The DHB’s surgical waiting lists also would take to clear the backlog of patients 1-3pm, Monday to Friday, and between management personnel will be on site to assist grew by more than 90 patients between brought about by the Covid-19 lockdown, 1pm and 4pm on Saturday and Sunday. March 25, the day Level 4 came into force, as it depended on the revisions made at The road closure in front of the theatre road users during this period. and May 15. each alert level. on Bright Street was moved last week to “Access to properties and footpaths won’t Under Alert Level 2, the DHB was When asked if any Tairawhiti patients allow freer access to nearby businesses. be affected.” 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam

HODGES, Deaths Mare James 22.5.1950 - 25.5.2019 McLEAN, Darryl John. — Passed peace- Dad/Pops, Mare, Koko fully at Gisborne - we hold you close in Hospital, on the 23rd of our hearts and May 2020. Much loved memories. husband of Carlett. Matt, Francine, Mila, Father of David, Edwin Lily and Evie. and Antonia and Nicole, and Grandad to Love lives on. Jacob, Mason, Skylar, Memorial gathering for Tyler, Charlotte, family and friends will Eva-Clair and be held at a later date. Bryn-Leigh. Loved brother of Gary and MARE JAMES wife Charmaine, and HODGES their children. 22.5.50 - 25.5.2019 A private service was held at Evans Chapel on Dearly loved Dad of Monday, followed by Matt and Reid, private cremation. and Koro of Mila, - Evans Funeral Lily and Evie. Services Ltd. FDANZ Forever in our hearts www.evansfuneral.co.nz and greatly missed by us and his whanau. In Memoriam Arohanui EXTRA FLIGHTS: Air New Zealand will operate additional flights in and out of Gisborne over this weekend, which is Queen’s Birthday weekend, with Monday being a holiday. It is the last public holiday until Labour Day in October. There will NGAIRE PLEASE NGARANGIONE be extra flights between Thursday and Tuesday, June 2. Air New Zealand general manager networks Scott Carr said the airline (ISAACS) HAVE FAMILY had been encouraged by demand for travel over the upcoming long weekend. “It’s clear a lot of New Zealanders are looking to take the opportunity of the long weekend to travel around the country and we’re happy to play our part in reuniting friends It’s been 13 years NOTICES and family, and enabling domestic tourism across the main centres and regional New Zealand.” Meanwhile, construction on since you left us. IN BY 9AM the final stage of the Gisborne Airport terminal building (pictured) is back up and running, after the site was closed during the Love you. DAY OF lockdown. Due to this delay the completion date will be slightly later than originally planned, but the contractors are progressing Wayne well. In the completed end of the terminal, travellers are being asked to follow nationwide Covid-19 Level 2 protocols. They are PUBLICATION also encouraged to use the NZ Covid Tracer app to support contact tracing across the country. The app can be downloaded by scanning the posters at the airport or going to: https://tinyurl.com/y7meed4m Picture by Liam Clayton Sunrise grant applications Shells hold earthquake being taken APPLICATIONS are now open to and tsunami secrets apply for funding from the Sunrise Foundation. The foundation supports charities New research will help in forecasting future events and community organisations with a charitable purpose in Gisborne through NEW EQC-funded research will enable Dr Clark said her new research aimed research would not be able to use any the distribution of grants in an annual scientists to pinpoint with more accuracy to pinpoint each event to within about 50 shells after nuclear testing began in funding round. the frequency and size of large past years. 1952. “Since we launched five years ago we earthquakes and tsunamis on the east The key to unlock the carbon dating “The nuclear bombs caused all the have awarded grants with a total value coast of the North Island. puzzle was located in the bowels of Te carbon isotopes in the atmosphere and of $310,000 to worthy causes across the By radiocarbon dating shells, GNS Papa, which houses New Zealand’s finest ocean to go haywire, so the carbon dating arts, education, environment, health, Science researcher Dr Kate Clark will shell collection. on any shellfish that died after 1952 is no social services and sports communities in provide data to better forecast future “We are very lucky that Te Papa has a longer reliable.” Gisborne,” Sunrise Foundation executive events and prepare communities for what collection of over 300,000 lots of shells, Dr Clark said better radiocarbon officer Glenda Stokes said. may be in store along the Hikurangi comprising several million specimens, dating would give a lot more confidence Visit the grants page at www. subduction zone. dating back into the 1800s — with notes in building the prehistorical earthquake sunrisefoundation.org.nz/grants/ to The Hikurangi subduction zone is of exactly where and when they were and tsunami record for the North Island’s download the funding policy and thought to have generated around 10 collected and when the shellfish died.” east coast, and presenting a realistic application form. large or super-large (up to magnitude Radiocarbon dating the Te Papa shells, picture of hazards for the future. “Please do not hesitate to contact me 8.9) earthquakes over the past 7000 in relation to the time when they were It would also provide critical data for on (06) 867 7939 if you need any advice,” years and runs offshore from the East collected, would enable her to calculate other scientists. Ms Stokes said. Coast and Gisborne to the top of the the age of other shells that died in past “Archaeologists and climate change South Island. earthquake and tsunamis along the east scientists will also find this very helpful Dr Clark said until now the dating of coast. in their research,” Dr Clark said. CORRECTION past earthquakes had not been accurate “Previously we used a New Zealand- EQC’s Dr Jo Horrocks said EQC (The enough to build a picture of what the wide average correction, but we Earthquake Commission) was pleased to HAUORA Tairawhiti nurse Hekia Parata future could bring. suspected that was not suitable for the be supporting the project. works at Gisborne Hospital as an emergency “Shellfish that died when parts of the Hikurangi subduction zone and our “There is a lot of research going on in department nurse, not at the War Memorial Hall coastline were suddenly lifted up, or earthquake ages could be wrong by up to regard to the Hikurangi subduction zone, Assessment Centre as reported in Saturday’s dropped down, by previous earthquakes 200 years at some locations.” and accurately dating past earthquakes paper. It is Gisborne Hospital that has been can give us information about the size Dr Clark said the team had processed is an important piece of the puzzle. divided into red zones for people with respiratory and locations of past earthquakes. But the first samples and believed they were “The better we can understand what symptoms and green zones for people with no we are limited in the precision of how on track to significantly improve the happened in the past, the better local respiratory symptoms. This has been done to we date the shells because we lack some precision of ages for past earthquakes. communities and councils can understand keep patients and staff safe, and is still in place. critical local information about carbon in Due to the impact of the nuclear the risk posed by large earthquakes, and The Gisborne Herald apologises for the errors. our marine waters.” testing conducted in the Pacific, the prepare to reduce the impact.” Reconnecting with rest home loved ones by Sophie Rishworth Kiri Te Kanawa Retirement Village from children under 12 years old. details for contact tracing.” manager Jenny Wood said they had been “This is a clinical decision based on the Te Wiremu House on Aberdeen Road GISBORNE rest home residents still “very busy” with visitors. difficulty to get children to adhere to the allows one family member at a time to in lockdown are pleased adult family “It has been great for so many families social distancing rules. Everyone wants visit for half an hour. members can book in to see them under to be able to reconnect with their loved to cuddle gran but we would prefer they At Leighton House Rest Home on Alert Level 2. ones. didn’t, just for the moment. Cheeseman Road, you can hug as long as Rest homes entered lockdown almost a “Everyone visiting must have their “We can’t wait to get to Level 1.” you are wearing a plastic apron, gloves week before the rest of the country and temperature checked, sign a health Independent residents at Kiri Te and a mask. will remain there until Alert Level 1. declaration and they are required to wear Kanawa have had life return “pretty It is allowing only nine visits a day and So while you can now visit, you have a face mask. much back to normal”. those half-hour slots have been filling up to book in and no children under 12 are “We require that they use social “We still have a security team on the fast as people catch up with their loved allowed at this stage. distancing and we are restricting visits gate to help with deliveries and keeping ones. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 NEWS 5 Drug-running driver in fatal crash accepts ban A GISBORNE man who 1.3 kilograms of meth for to one of the worst examples caused a fatal collision near redistribution here. of the offence for which he set Opotiki while on a drug run He appeared in person a 21-month starting point, Mr from Auckland in 2012 has before Judge Turitea Bolstad Walker said. accepted a lengthy driver in Gisborne District Court last Campbell would be unaware disqualification should have week. of the Crown’s position on the been imposed on him at Initially self-represented, issue. sentencing. Campbell took issue with He was not represented and Paul Aliceoun Campbell, 44, the Crown now seeking to up until now, Crown counsel initially took issue with the impose a four-year driver had no way of contacting him disqualification being added disqualification not mentioned to deliver a memo about it, Mr to his criminal history but in sentencing notes. Walker said. changed his mind after taking Crown prosecutor Judge Bolstad stood the legal advice. Clayton Walker conceded case down until later in Campbell was jailed in the sentencing notes (of the day, asking duty lawyer January, 2014, for one year which Campbell had had Manaaki Terekia to discuss the and four months on a charge the benefit of seeing), did matter with Campbell. of careless use causing death, not record a four-year When it was called later, Mr cumulative on nine years jail driver disqualification being Terekia said Campbell agreed for charges of possession, mentioned in open court, but the disqualification should supply and conspiracy to said it was mentioned in other properly have been imposed supply the Class A drug. records. at the time. Campbell was on the wrong Clearly the sentencing In any event, the side of State Highway 2 near judge (Judge Jonathan Down) disqualification would not Baird Road, Opotiki, when he intended to impose it and it have any effect on him even if hit farmer Eion Gilbert, 21, was mandatory to do so, Mr it was for four years. He had head on at a bend about 5am Walker said. well and truly already served on December 1, 2012. A section in the Criminal it. Mr Gilbert, who was riding Procedure Act enabled the Campbell could apply for a farm bike without a helmet, court to correct an obviously his licence again. died instantly. erroneous sentence and it was Judge Bolstad imposed MORE WALKWAY: Siteworx Civil foreman Oren Wharepapa During sentencing it (left, in the digger) and Andrew Tamanui begin work on the extension of the in the interests of justice for the four-year disqualification, Oneroa Cycle and Walkway. The 3m-wide concrete path will connect the was revealed Campbell that correction to be made, Mr saying it was appropriate to path from where it ends opposite the Olympic Pool Complex, to the Awapuni made 15 further drug runs Walker said. do so in open court. Stadium. The cost of the work is $300,000, funded by Trust Tairawhiti. The while on bail for the driving The seriousness of the In her view Judge Down project is expected to take up to 10 weeks to complete. Picture by Liam Clayton charge, bringing to Gisborne offending involved a death and intended to do it when he from Auckland a further the judge described it as close sentenced Campbell. DISTRICT COURT NEWS

ADMITTING she threw a concrete taser on a man’s bedside table when $1000). She was convicted and ordered block through a car windscreen, Tamara they searched a house in January this to come up for sentence if called upon Ann Emilie Cox, 47, pleaded guilty to year. within nine months. wilful damage. Gordon Eric Harema pleaded guilty The sentence imposed by Judge She was convicted and ordered to to unlawful possession of a restricted Turitea Bolstad was one of two come up for sentence if called upon weapon and two breaches of bail (failing recommended in a favourable within nine months. She must also to attend court). presentence report. make reparation of $400. Judge Bolstad imposed 80 hours The other — for a conviction and An important message from A bail breach related to this offending community work. discharge — was rejected by the judge, was certified. Counsel Bree Munro said Harema who cited the breach of trust involved Three Rivers Medical Cox, who had been in police custody accepted his two previous relevant in the offence and the hefty maximum for two days, faces other charges of convictions — possession of a firearm penalty for the charge (up to seven New Zealand is at Alert Level 2. burglary (of Te Wharau School) and in 2009 and dangerously discharging a years imprisonment.) To maintain social distancing, we are mainly possession of methamphetamine. She firearm in 2012. She took into account Barwick had using telephone consultations in the irst will appear next on May 29. The taser was inoperable. since repaid the debt. instance. All doctor and nurse consults are now by appointment only. A MAN charged with a raft of serious A TE Karaka man facing charges ROXANNE Parie Newman-Price, violence charges, kidnapping and arising from alleged family harm 33, pleaded guilty to driving while You can ring and book your appointments arson arising from alleged family harm incidents pleaded guilty to three of disqualified for a third or subsequent as usual, and then a GP or nurse will incidents pleaded guilty to the majority them. time and a breach of community work. call you back at the agreed time. Normal of them. Guy Paul Francis Digby Coates, 31, She was sentenced to four months weekday and weekend charges apply for Lawrence Graham Walker, 36, forklift admitted that on February 2 this year, community detention. phone consultations and prescriptions. operator, admitted to the kidnapping he made three threats to kill, directing Of that, three months was to replace Most services including nurse and arson charges, three counts of them at employees of a farm station, a the work sentence, which the probation services, cervical screening, childhood wounding with intent, assault on local police constable and a woman — service applied to have cancelled. immunisations and cardiovascular disease a person in a family relationship, the complainant in some of the other The other month was in lieu of risk assessment checks have resumed but assaulting a child, and threatening to charges against him. further disqualification for the driving by appointment only. kill. Convictions were withheld at counsel offence. Our revised opening hours from Monday He pleaded not guilty to a further Michael Lynch’s request. Six months supervision was also 25th May are 9am-8pm on weekdays and charge of injuring with intent and one Mr Lynch told Judge Bolstad he imposed. 9am-6pm on weekends and public holidays. of wounding with intent in relation to a would ultimately be seeking to have the The judge noted Newman-Price’s We appreciate your patience during this separate incident. case transferred to the Family Harm challenging personal circumstances, time. The case will be transferred to the Intervention Court. including her sole care of four children, Crown. Mr Lynch said he was still waiting one of who has high needs. Services available: On the two denied charges, Walker for disclosure in relation to 10 other elected a judge-alone trial and was charges — four breaches of a protection DANIEL Marsh admitted driving Doctors, Practice Nurses, Pharmacy, further remanded in custody for a order, wilful damage, unlawfully while disqualified for a third or Radiology, Healthy Steps Podiatry, Crown case review hearing on July 10. Gains@Geneva Healthcare Services, carrying a firearm, failing to comply subsequent time and applied for a Peter Stiven General Surgeon, MoleMap, He will be sentenced for the admitted with a police safety order, two assaults community-based sentence in lieu of Gisborne Ear Clear, Gisborne Counselling matters on July 16. on police and resisting police. further disqualification. & Psychological Services On those matters, Judge Bolstad Judge Bolstad granted the application A MAN accused of rape and selling further remanded Coates without pleas imposing nine months’ supervision with Three Rivers Medical cannabis abandoned an application for for a further judge’s list on June 4. 40 community work as penalty for the further name suppression. The admitted charges will follow offence itself. Weekdays 9am to 8pm. Weekends Matthew Harry Norman Davies, 31, alongside. Counsel Alistair Clarke cited personal and public holidays 9am-6pm. pleaded not guilty to each of the charges circumstances, including Marsh’s 75 Customhouse Street and elected trial by jury. A WOMAN used someone else’s childcare responsibilities as the basis (white building opposite The Warehouse) Davies was further remanded on bail details to set up a household electricity for the application. P (06) 867 7411 F (06) 867 4773 for a Crown case review hearing on July account, running up a debt of $1861, Marsh was transporting his children After hours call Healthline 10. Gisborne District Court was told. as he had done on other occasions, when 0800 611 116 Kirsty Louise Barwick, 40, pleaded he was routinely stopped and found to POLICE discovered a custom-built guilty to obtaining by deception (over be disqualified, Mr Clarke said. www.3rivers.co.nz 29483-08 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 Cabinet to review limits BRIEFS Arrested for not complying with face-mask regulations WHANGANUI — A man was arrested for refusing to comply with face-mask regulations on on gatherings in Level 2 a flight yesterday. Police say a 30-year-old man refused to comply WELLINGTON — Jacinda percentage of Australians on with directions of cabin crew a number of times, Ardern will have one eye jobseeker allowances. despite warnings, and made an inappropriate on Level 1 — and another “They have had a much comment to staff on board a plane. on the new National Party bigger increase than us — The New Zealand Herald reported that the man leader — as Cabinet meets time will tell. I don’t think we was arrested after flying on Air Chathams from today to discuss easing Level 2 can be compared poorly with Auckland to Whanganui yesterday afternoon. restrictions. Australia. Air Chathams has established ‘On-board “I will be looking to do more “We are focused on job Mandatory Controls’, which include face masks signposting today,” Ardern told creation, sustaining jobs and for staff and passengers. Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking. making sure we prepare A police spokesperson said the man was “In the sense of timelines people for jobs in the future.” arrested and charged with breaching the around Level 2, just as we She completely disagreed Civil Aviation Act. He is due to appear in the have done in the past, when that Labour was relying too Whanganui District Court tomorrow. — RNZ we have said we will go in for much on unionists, academics, x amount of time and look to NGOs and public servants PM live on air as quake hits transition from there. I don’t for advice. “I am looking to WELLINGTON — Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern want to get in front of the do something that brings in a was live on television this morning when a large Cabinet decision but we will range of voices, including the earthquake struck. be signposting today.” private sector, to make sure However, the PM kept her cool throughout. She said Covid-19 was still we are getting that feedback “We’re just having a bit of an earthquake here,” in New Zealand — the country HAS HINTED AT EASING RESTRICTIONS: Prime Minister as we go into our rebuild Ardern told Newshub host Ryan Bridge as the has just 27 active cases, and Jacinda Ardern at a Covid-19 press conference, Beehive stage.” screen began to wobble. only one new case in the past Theatrette, Parliament, in Wellington last week. On a future vaccine, she said “Quite a decent shake,” she continued, as the week. File picture by Kevin Stent work had already started on Covid-themed backdrops quivered behind her. “That’s the lens to make how a Covid programme could “The Beehive moves a little more than most,” sure we keep moving safely, so leader Todd Muller, Ardern on their record. “They probably be rolled out to communities. she added. we don’t end up in a second- said she had only had a few need a bit of time yet. They “We have not had a history The 5.8-magnitude earthquake, which struck at wave situation, but we are dealings with him to date — probably don’t know or haven’t in New Zealand of compulsory 7.53am, was centred 30km northwest of Levin and better placed than most. You “perhaps two interactions over seen much of him yet.” vaccination. But we know we was 37km in depth. It was felt around much of should see that reflected in my time in Parliament”. Ardern said she disagreed can get up to herd immunity the country this morning and was categoried as the decisions we make today.” “He said he wants to move with a letter from her outgoing without it being compulsory. ‘strong’ on GeoNet. — NZ Herald Cabinet would meet today to away from being oppositional business advisory council We would have to have an See quake story on page 7 discuss raising the maximum for the sake of it and I chairman, Fraser Whineray, incredibly strong vaccination number of people allowed to welcome that — we have a that Australia was balancing programme, the ability to Rise in rheumatic fever cases gather under Alert Level 2 — global pandemic we need to be the health and economic get out fast and I expect WELLINGTON — There has been a dramatic currently people can gather in focused on.” impacts better than New our uptake would be what spike in the number of Wellington children in groups of 10. On Muller’s MAGA hat, she Zealand. is required to get herd hospital with the dangerous disease rheumatic On new National Party said people judged politicians She cited the bigger immunity.” — RNZ fever. Wellington’s Regional Public Health service has issued an alert to doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and Covid-19 testing centres, telling them to be Transtasman bubble ‘onus on Australia’: PM on the look out and to swab any children at risk. The disease can cause life-long heart damage, and shorten people’s lives by decades. WELLINGTON — However, a stumbling block was low before there was a There had been nine Wellington children in Restrictions on movement is that Australia still has decision. hospital with acute rheumatic fever this year, the between Australia’s states will border controls internally, so The priority would be public health service said in its alert. need to be removed before a the states have not opened up getting the transtasman travel Normally there would have been one or two. transtasman bubble can be to each other yet. bubble right before possibly Nationally, there had been about a 25 percent opened up, the prime minister “We’d expect to see some widening the arrangement to increase (from 58 to 72) in the disease, the says. of those issues resolved include Pacific nations. service said. All the Wellington children were from Jacinda Ardern told before we would see them Fiji and the Cook Islands Porirua or the Hutt Valley. Morning Report she had necessarily opening up to New were both keen to join, Ardern Porirua GP Bryan Betty said the Covid-19 been hesitant about putting Zealand. People want to travel said, but Samoa was less lockdown could have exacerbated the problem, a timeline on flights between internally across Australia enthusiastic about re-opening with the disease a complication of strep throat, Australia and New Zealand before they expect necessarily its borders. often a consequence of overcrowded homes. because it was not a decision to come across the ditch.” Ardern said one concern was “There has been a lot of concern about access solely for this country. There had also been “a bit of Australian PM Scott Morrison. inbound flights from other to general practice over the lockdown and there Officials from both countries a blip in Victoria” where they AFP picture parts of the world going into is no doubt this could have had a part to play in have been working on the were working on a few issues Fiji. what has happened here . . . but it may not be the practicalities on the ground, related to Covid-19 cases, but or myself want, and we’ve There would need to be an whole story,” he said. what managing the border for overall Australia’s R level discussed this, is exporting assurance the borders were The Auckland Regional Public Health Service a transtasman bubble would (rate of infection) was low, cases to each other. That’s a only open to the countries was also worried. look like and deciding on rules Ardern said. burden no-one wants.” in the bubble, otherwise In a report to Auckland DHB, it said rheumatic for social distancing and the “The last thing either Prime Both leaders would need to this could be a “crack in the fever could increase as the economic fall-out from wearing of face masks. Minister Scott Morrison be be satisfied that the risk system”, she said. — RNZ Covid-19 continued. — RNZ

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32312-01 The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 When do we move to Level 1? Interest in lifting restrictions rises; only two new Covid cases in seven days by Matthew Theunissen, RNZ WE ARE ‘NOT WELLINGTON — With OUT OF THE only two new cases of Covid-19 WOODS YET’: over the past seven days, is it University time to lighten Alert Level 2 of Otago restrictions? public health Today Cabinet was expected physician Prof to consider increasing the size Michael Baker of gatherings from the current has reminded limit of 10. people about The first thing some people Covid-19’s did when the lockdown at Level long incubation 3 ended was to get a tattoo as a period. permanent reminder of the day Picture supplied they emerged from their bubble. by the University Now at Level 2 — other of Otago than having to wear a face mask, Bryan Sikkema from safe to do so. woods yet. Otautahi Tattoo on Auckland’s “When we moved to Level 2 “You need a prolonged period Karangahape Rd said it was the first night was pretty quiet, to ensure that you do not have “pretty much business as usual”. I think people were kind of a circulating virus in New “Surprisingly we’ve had a lot sounding out the restrictions. Zealand. of business, it’s pretty good. I EMPTY SEATS: Options are limited for movie buffs under Level 2 But ever since then, especially “And the problems with think a lot of people were just restrictions. Measures put in place under Level 2 restrict the number on the weekends, we’ve actually complacency, I think, are huge. ready to get out and live their of customers able to access cinemas. File picture been nearly at the capacity we “If we look at the experience lives post-lockdown — to spend usually would be at,” he said. overseas in countries like South a bit of money and get back to the trip down under on March I feel like the comparison is “From what I gather, most of Korea, Hong Kong — even normality. So, with tattoos, it’s 21 to escape. so stark for me (between the the staff here — me included Australia, they’ve had outbreaks, just one of those ways of getting She is diabetic and the way UK government’s Covid-19 — we’re just keen to get back even after several days of no back into it,” he said. the British government was response and that of the NZ to Level 1 and get on with it. cases.” “As far as alert levels go now, handling the pandemic did not government’s). My feeling is that Obviously if there were still Professor Baker said a move to I’d be more anxious to go back fill her with confidence. the New Zealand Government active cases each day it’d be a Alert Level 1 would be a strong up to Level 3 than anything. “I fled because of Boris chose people’s lives over the different story.” signal that New Zealand had Level 2 is not too big of a deal; Johnson’s response — and economy, and that is the opposite However, the University of eliminated Covid-19. in fact, we’re finding it keeps the because Jacinda is great.” to what Britain did.” Otago’s public health physician, He said evidence indicated studio a little bit spaced out and Ms O’Shea said she was not Hospitality has been one of Professor Michael Baker, was that if there were no new cases it’s not too stressful or anything.” worried about moving down the the sectors hardest hit by the taking the opportunity to for 28 days — twice the virus’s In nearby St Kevin’s Arcade, alert levels as soon as possible. pandemic, and Leo Whiting remind people about Covid-19’s incubation period — there RNZ bumped into Molly O’Shea, “No, I mean, I just really from the restaurant Kiss Kiss long incubation period, which would be a 95 percent chance a dual British-New Zealand trust this Government, I trust on Dominion Road is keen to get despite the low cases, means that Covid-19 had indeed been national who decided to make Jacinda. I just trust her. And down to Level 1, but only if it is New Zealand was not out of the eliminated in this country. Much of NZ feels ‘rattler’ of From desktop printers to a quake, centred near Levin something bigger & faster,

WELLINGTON — A 5.8 sometimes sharp. But we have the perfect solution magnitude earthquake struck this morning’s lasted a lot near Wellington earlier this longer than normal, the New for your business morning, but the quake was Zealand Herald’s Jason Walls felt throughout much of the said. country, according to Geonet. It happened when many Newstalk ZB’s Adam commuters were coming into Cooper said it was a “very work, navigating already wet big quake”. Wellington roads. “It was a rattler — it went The New Zealand Herald’s on for a long time,” he said. Belinda Feek said it could be The quake’s depth was felt in New Plymouth quite 37km, and it was centred strongly. 30km northwest of Levin. She said it was still The quake was originally shaking slightly after about reported as a 5.9 magnitude quake, but GeoNet 30 seconds. later revised that to 5.8. Newstalk ZB’s Scarlett Cvitanovich said it It struck at 7.53am. It was categorised as was felt in Whanganui as well, saying it shook “strong”. for around 30 seconds. A number of aftershocks have occurred in “This was the first significant earthquake I’ve the area as well. felt since the Christchurch one and its many By 8.30am this morning, more than 36,000 aftershocks. It arrived with a loud rumble in people — from the Far North to Dunedin — had Whanganui and shook the house steadily for reported feeling the quake on GeoNet. around 30 seconds,” Ms Cvitanovich said. All Metlink train services were being held at “It was long and rolling, with a few sudden stations following the quake but would run at lurches, and it didn’t lose its intensity.” reduced speeds, Metlink said. Manawatu Guardian editor Merania Karauria, All Canon photocopiers purchased in May and June Wellingtonian Mike Cagney had just pulled up in Whanganui, said it was “my first strong receive Free Installation + Free Training. to an intersection near the Wellington railway earthquake, which seemed to go on forever. I station when he thought “Why the hell is my car am in an upstairs apartment and the shaking Buy outright or choose from our rental options rocking?” was scary. My cat ran to my bedroom. Being He initially thought there was something upstairs I was unsure about where to stand. including servicing and consumable delivery. wrong with his car or it was being buffeted by Items moved and I’ve moved bigger pieces onto wind. the floor”. Call in and talk to Marie or Tony about your needs. “It was jumping quite strongly and I was like A Wellington man told the New Zealand ‘holy cow!’ It was only later I realised it was an Herald it was “quite a big earthquake! I’m in earthquake,” he said. Otaki and had to run to a door”. The earthquake shook Parliament buildings Fire and Emergency NZ had not received , rne s O and the Beehive for close to 10 seconds. any quake-related calls by 9am today. A police bo nl is y The prime minister was in the Beehive at spokesperson said no reports of major damage G the time — she had just finished a round of had been received, but officers were making LOCALLY morning media interviews. enquiries around the lower North Island to OWNED 62 Peel Street • 06 869 0040 It was longer than most — in the past, assess any damage to property. S p ta ho earthquakes have been mostly short and — NZ Herald, RNZ tioner y S [email protected] www.OPD.co.nz 32251-04 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020

Kiwis who lost jobs Huge media shake-up due to Covid-19 crisis TV3 owner cuts 130 jobs, Stuff sold for $1 to get $490 a week AUCKLAND — One structures and the reduction of income relief payment hundred and thirty jobs are all possible costs as well as the being cut at TV3’s owner suspension of key projects. WELLINGTON — The newly jobless due to MediaWorks. But there was nothing in our the Covid-19 crisis will be able to get $490 a It comes as Stuff announces modelling, or in our forecasts that week tax-free for 12 weeks. the sale of its business to would put us in a position where The Government this morning announced management, led by chief this can be avoided. the $570 million scheme for temporary executive Sinead Boucher. MediaWorks needs to be a income support payments to New The sale price is $1 and different shaped business to operate Zealanders out of work because of the the deal is expected to be in a different world. pandemic. completed by the end of May. Starting from today and over Full-time workers will be eligible for MediaWorks chief executive this week, you will hear from your $490 a week and part-time workers will get Michael Anderson told staff executive or people leader as we $250, which is also available for students. in an email this morning that commence consultation with those Both payments are paid tax-free and only the business was entering a affected. available to residents and citizens. restructuring process across We are committed to being open Finance Minister Grant Robertson said sales, out-of-home and radio and transparent throughout this the payment should help the newly jobless divisions. process, and while our priority will adjust and find new employment or retrain. “It’s proposed that in the be communicating with our people The amount was worked out based region of 130 of our friends most impacted we will keep you on roughly how much the wage subsidy and colleagues will have to all informed. By the end of this scheme was after tax. leave our business”. week, an overview of what is being Getting the payment came with Because MediaWorks is still proposed will be available on Homer. expectations and responsibilities, he said. attempting to sell its TV arm, I understand how hard this is for Mr Anderson said there would you to hear and it’s certainly not a People who receive the Covid-19 only be small changes to that DIRE TIMES FOR THE MEDIA: The MediaWorks building on message I want to deliver. payment will be required to: area of the business. Flower Street in Eden Terrace, Auckland. NZ Herald file picture For a business like ours, that is Mr Anderson also said the completely centred around people, ■ Be available for, and actively seeking, company’s pay cuts would that we could not predict or prepare the revenue shortfall, we also have this is our worst-case scenario. I suitable work opportunities while they be extended throughout for. to extend the pay cut to the whole also want to stress that this is not a receive the payment; the business to the end of It has also completely changed organisation through to the end reflection of the performance of any ■ Take appropriate steps towards gaining September. the market that we operate in of September, bringing this to the individual areas of our business. new employment; and and this means that we must maximum of six months discussed No part of our company has ■ Identify and take opportunities for Mr Anderson’s full email to adapt to ensure our survival and with you in March. been untouched however, we must employment, re-deployment and training. staff: sustainability in the coming months. If you previously accepted the pay adapt to ensure the survival and As of today, we must begin reduction, you have already agreed sustainability of MediaWorks. People with partners who are still working Dear all, reducing the size of our business to the six-month period so please Our people are what makes us may be eligible for this payment, as long I hope you were able to join me and we are now entering a accept this as confirmation of the such a special organisation, so to as their partner is earning under $2000 per on the call just now. It is truly one of restructuring process across extension. lose anyone is very hard. week. the hardest things I’ve had to do in our sales, out-of-home and radio Since the lockdown began on I know this has been a lot to take Students who have lost part-time work as my professional career. If you were divisions. March 25, everything we’ve done in and I encourage you to access a result of Covid-19 may also be eligible for unable to join, I’m sorry that you are It’s proposed that in the region of and asked you to do has been to the support resources that have the part-time rate. receiving the below over email. 130 of our friends and colleagues protect our people and keep them in been made available to you on The 12-week scheme is forecast to cost Today I have some difficult news will have to leave our business. employment for as long as possible. Homer which include EAP services. about $570 million, which incorporates $1.2 to share with you and I want to be Because the sale process for We asked you to take a voluntary Please continue to be kind to one billion of payments offset by $635 million as upfront about this as possible. TV is ongoing, there will only be a pay-cut and were overwhelmed with another and support each other, of saved benefit payments, with small Back in March, I told you all that handful of changes to this area of the generosity and camaraderie administrative costs. we are in a fight for our survival our business and corporate at this shown with so many of you saying Michael. and that we will have some very stage. yes. ■ Migrant workers will not qualify for the tough calls to make as we tackle the By the end of today, you will have We’ve spent countless hours All NZ’s major media payment, and continue to only be able to biggest crisis of our lifetime. either been briefed or will have modelling financials; taking into companies had been struggling access support through Civil Defence. As you know, Covid-19 has received an invite to a meeting this account the support coming from before Covid-19, but the simultaneously changed the world week regarding the impact for you. the wage subsidy, Government lockdown has taken its toll. — New Zealand Herald and impacted our business in ways Unfortunately due to the scale of support, changes to our incentive — New Zealand Herald

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Phone: 0800 808 808 Shareholders that hold shares in Tower Limited prior to the amalgamation Tower will notify policyholders on its website (tower.co.nz) once the will become shareholders of Tower Insurance Limited amalgamation has taken place. • Tower Limited’s constitution will become the constitution of Tower Insurance Tower Limited proposes to efect the transaction no later than 30 September Limited, and Tower Insurance Limited will be renamed Tower Limited 2020. The amalgamation is subject to Reserve Bank of New Zealand approval. Tower Insurance Limited does not anticipate any material adverse change to its No approval is required from Tower Limited’s shareholders. inancial condition or solvency position. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 BUSINESS 9 Covid-19 hits valuations, Kiwi Negative thinking Property suffers Banks prepare for interest rates with a minus sign $186.7m loss AUCKLAND — New Zealand’s largest NZX- by Tamsyn Parker, NZ Herald we will be recovering long listed landlord suffered a big turnaround The pressure is definitely before you go so extreme.” from last year’s $138.1million net profit, WELLINGTON — The ANZ’s economists are not slumping to a $186.7m loss due to write- potential for the official downwards‘ on all interest rates predicting a negative OCR at downs. cash rate to go into negative because the OCR is low and the the moment but are signalling Kiwi Property said its result out this territory has rekindled a Y2K signals are we are not going to see it could happen. morning for the full year to March 31, 2020 moment for the banks, as Those most likely to be had been affected by portfolio revaluations they rush to get their systems interest rates increasing any time affected are at the wholesale due to uncertainty arising from the ready. soon. end — big corporate borrowers pandemic. The Reserve Bank has asked ’—Antonia Watson, Chief executive of and depositors and interbank On April 20, the business announced it trading banks to be ready to ANZ, New Zealand transactions. had suffered a $290m asset devaluation due implement a negative OCR by Watson said the point of a to Covid-19 when property valuations fell 8.5 December 1, meaning that in negative interest rate was to percent so its assets were worth $3.1 billion practice it would be possible practices were designed. retail interest rate go negative effectively penalise people for at the end of March, down from $3.39b before to start from the beginning of “That doesn’t mean that — either us paying people putting their money in the the outbreak. next year. nothing can cope with it, to borrow money from us or bank. Clive Mackenzie, Kiwi chief executive, said In March the Reserve bank it just means we have to people paying to put their “It’s that wholesale depositor the valuations had been heavily impacted by cut the OCR to a record low of systematically go through money in the bank. You see that has got more potential coronavirus. 0.25 percent and, unusually, all our systems to make that in the big end of town in to do something with that However, the company’s full year revenue said it would keep it there for sure they can. It is not just the wholesale and the swap money . . . it would really be to March 31 remained largely unaffected, with 12 months. technical, it is legal, it is our transactions but it’s been very investment that we would net rental income up 3.4 percent to $186.8m, Westpac chief economist documentation, it’s business rare to see it at the retail end.” be looking for so that’s the contributing to an operating profit before tax Dominick Stephens said in a practice, it’s helping customers In New Zealand the banks behaviour that a negative of $129.7 million, up 4.2 percent on the year note on Friday that he initially to understand it.” were also heavily reliant on interest rate is trying to drive.” before. forecast the OCR to be cut Watson said the ANZ had retail deposits to fund lending, It sounds like another The pandemic prompted Kiwi to suspend to negative by November been working on the changes Watson added. costly exercise for the banks, all non-essential capital projects and but has since revised that to for more than a year already, “That’s another thing to put although Watson won’t put operating expenditure. Directors, Mackenzie April after comments made with a team spread across the into the mix when you make a figure on how much it will and executives took a temporary 20 percent following the recent monetary bank. those decisions.” ping the country’s largest pay cut. Employee salaries have been frozen policy statement on May 13. “It’s not something we are But she said a negative bank. “It is another cost.” indefinitely. But he believes going starting today. It’s something interest rate would put more Watson said ANZ was The fourth quarter or final dividend of the negative will be necessary to we have been working on for pressure on rates to fall aiming to be ready for the business which owns New Zealand’s largest help stimulate an economy a year, maybe longer. As soon further. That’s bad new for change by December. shopping centre has also been suspended. heading for recession and very as it looked like interest rates savers and good news for Other banks say they are Kiwi has also extended its $361m bank low inflation. were getting lower, it’s one borrowers. also working on it. debt facilities on three and five year terms Meanwhile, banks are of those things you have to “The pressure is definitely ASB executive general and says it has $291m in undrawn credit. having to check over all their make sure you are ready for downwards on all interest manager corporate banking, Despite the valuation drops, its gearing is at systems, documentation and as a matter of good business rates because the OCR is low Nigel Annett, said, “We are 32 percent, within target range. legal forms to ensure the planning.” and the signals are we are working with the Reserve The business says it is working with negative sign will even be As well as making changes not going to see interest rates Bank on this as a priority, its tenants, giving rent abatements and recognised. to its systems, Watson said increasing any time soon. But and have put in place a deferrals. Abatements in the first quarter It’s similar to the system- it was about preparing a situation where a retail programme of work to ensure of the March 31, 2021 financial year are wide overhaul that took customers for the change. depositor is paying to put their our systems and products have expected to amount to around $20m. place just over 20 years ago In some countries negative money in the bank seems a negative-rates capability ready On its outlook, Kiwi said “New Zealand is ahead of the new millennium. interest rates have seen banks long way away.” when needed.” facing an unparalleled challenge and the full Back then it was feared that paying borrowers to take out a However, she says it can’t A spokesman for the BNZ impact of Covid-19 on the country or Kiwi computer systems wouldn’t be mortgage, while depositors pay be ruled out because of the said work was well underway Property is still unknown”. But it reassured able to cope with 21st-Century the bank to look after their uncertainty in the current at the bank. shareholders it was committed to creating dates, particularly the 00 of money. coronavirus environment. “We are keeping RBNZ value. — NZ Herald 2000; now it will be tweaks to Watson said that was very “It depends on how long updated with progress.” allow for a negative sign. unlikely to happen to retail this lasts for. If we reach peak A Westpac New Zealand Antonia Watson, chief customers of New Zealand unemployment in September, spokesman said the Reserve executive of ANZ New banks. if New Zealand keeps doing as Bank had said it planned to Govt evaluates Zealand, said there was a “If you look around the well as we are doing and we assess its capability to operate parallel with Y2K in that a world there are many can see the light at the end with zero or negative interest thousands of wage negative sign was something jurisdictions that have gone of the tunnel, albeit it’s going rates towards the end of the that wasn’t contemplated to negative interest rates and to be some tough times for a year. when many computer systems, it’s very few and far between while, you would hope that you “We are currently working subsidy complaints legal agreements and business where you have seen an actual go nowhere near there because to accommodate that request.” WELLINGTON — The number of complaints against the government’s wage subsidy scheme has increased Pandemic lifts production 50pc for New Image significantly to nearly 4000 since early April. A spokesperson for the Ministry of by Jamie Gray, NZ Herald Business, Innovation and Employment said many of the 3888 complaints also AUCKLAND — Specialised dairy and involved broader employment matters. nutritional products company New Image “In the vast majority of cases assessed, says it has increased production by 50 it has been possible to resolve the percent in response to higher demand POSITIVE complaint by providing the employee resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. RESPONSE: and the employer with information on The company, which delisted from the Mangere-based the wage subsidy rules and employment NZX in 2013 when founder-chairman New Image rights and obligations,” the spokesperson Graeme Clegg took it private, said says their sales said. there had been a 75 percent increase in have increased “Other cases have been identified for demand through its direct selling channel in response to potential further investigation.” over the past few months. the Covid-19 The spokesperson said the employment New Image Group exports nutritional pandemic. contact centre had increased activity products, colostrum supplements, NZ Herald picture responding to questions about infant formula products and a range of employment rights and obligations under consumer-ready milk powders throughout the different Covid-19 alert levels. China, Hong Kong and southeast Asia The ministry urges workers and and Africa. businesses to keep in regular contact with The company said in a statement one another and to act in good faith. that it had just entered the Egyptian ranked at 33rd in the Direct Selling Mangere Bridge. So far, $10.9 billion has been paid out market and planned to expand into News Top 100, behind the likes of Amway It has multimillion-dollar in the wage subsidy scheme, Finance Chile, the United Kingdom and Europe. and Avon. manufacturing, packaging and Minister Grant Robertson said yesterday. Clegg said the group had a “blended” Chris Macbeth, chief executive of warehousing facilities, including a $50 The scheme was set up in March to try business model comprising science and New Image’s marketing unit, NIG million spray drier and plant for infant to protect as many jobs as possible in the research, manufacturing expertise and Nutritionals, said the company had formula at Paerata, in South Auckland. wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. three channels of distribution: traditional partnered with local freight forwarders to The company claims colostrum — the He added that the government brand marketing, online and direct sales. fly the equivalent of two 787 Dreamliner first milk produced by mammals — has is looking at other ways to support New Image, which specialises in loads of products to China. been shown to effectively support the households and businesses coming out of colostrum-based health products, is New Image is headquartered in body’s immune system response. the lockdown. — RNZ 10 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 EDITORIAL CBD parking options on agenda National’s focus WHAT’S ON IN COUNCIL topical report as this is in direct response to the g) Status quo. THIS WEEK repercussions of the lockdown and the ongoing The time periods of either three, six or 12 firmly on future by Larry Foster consequences. It has already been reported that months will apply to which option is preferred. at least six businesses will be closing in the CBD, The reality of any income reductions to The casinos may not have opened WE are back into full swing on top of the empty shops that already existed. council has to be weighed up carefully as there yet but National has taken a major this week with the first live, Some relaxing of our parking requirements are always repercussions, like the dreaded rate gamble with its decision to replace in-person meetings since the could be a quick measure to help stimulate and increases, so councillors have to consider wisely Simon Bridges with Todd Muller. The start of the lockdown. Zoom encourage more customers into our CBD. the pros and cons. I personally believe there is good news for the party is that if meetings have been a good We have approximately 1000 free all day, and another option missing, and that is one-hour free Muller continues to be as efficient compromise over the past months, but for me 806 metered carparks available within easy parking. I have spoken to a few business owners as he was in mounting the coup, you can’t beat the interaction and constructive walking distance to Gladstone Road. Carpark in the CBD and most agree that one-hour free they are in capable hands. debate you get from people meeting around occupancy in the CBD is well below the desired parking would be sufficient, easier to administer a table. With over 15 or so people trying to occupancy rate, with recent figures from the and have less impact on car parking meter Reports are now coming in that communicate and debate over Zoom, I found it to last financial year showing metered parking income. I have a vested interest in our CBD and by Thursday afternoon Muller and be quite frustrating and not nearly as productive. spaces were used 17.5 percent of the time. its wellbeing, so of course I will be declaring that his supporters knew they had the We have the Finance and Performance Approximately $685,000 is generated annually before our meeting. numbers and were already focusing Committee meeting on Wednesday from 9am and from metered parking, but the bulk of the income The Operations Committee has two decision on how they would handle the the Operations Committee meeting from 9am is from fines of vehicles being not licensed, reports, Community Facilities Partnerships aftermath, and how they should Thursday, both back in our chambers at Awarua. warranted or having parking infringements. Adviser, and an Endeavour Replicas Update. The operate their election campaign. Finance and Performance has six decision Staff are recommending seven options for us new aluminium Endeavour models have been The future focus of the party and reports and five information reports. to choose and three different timelines. built by Whitepointer Boats and the community the case it will make to the voters The decision reports are: the Gisborne a) Two hours free parking within the CBD. has contributed $20,000 in fundraising so was indicated in an interview with Holdings Ltd Draft Statement of Intent 2021- b) Free parking on Saturday. far. Council has contributed $19,000 to the 23, Annual Plan 2020-21 Capital Programme, c) All parking to be $1 per hour regardless of project back in September 2018, and has also Paul Goldsmith, who Muller has Pamoa Implementation plan – 2020-21, Parking location. spent $9000 on engineering advice. With final kept on in the key role of finance Options in The Central Business District, d) Free parking in Grey Street carpark. costs to be confirmed, this project requires an spokesman. Delegation to Implement Crown Funding, and e) Two hours free parking during the week with additional $8000 plus GST for resource consent Goldsmith said the party offered Local Government Funding Agency — Deed Saturday free to park in the CBD. and an additional $29,000 plus GST for the new New Zealand the experience and Amendments. f) Lease Grey St carpark to offset a reduction poles and installation. The community group is managerial skills to make the right The Parking Options in the CBD will be a in the charges to park within the CBD. committed to this project. decisions. For New Zealand to survive and do well in the post-Covid LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS world it needed a growth plan and a government that could deliver it, he What we want, need said. Course connection remains Re: In the hands of Labour’s change the whole character of That theme was echoed in the ideologues, May 23 column. this nation from one that has acceptance speech from Muller. Re: Curtains for Gizzy around the corner from the Mr Bibby, your views and served us well for at least the After giving Prime Minister Jacinda racing, May 23 article. Hastings course, and only this those of Mr Elers do not past 150 years . . .” Ardern and the Government credit I have to say, an enjoyable morning took my usual walk represent me. Us? That majority “us” story by John Jones and a past it to town. From now on You commence your you surmise has shrunk for its response to the Covid-19 pleasure to read. I certainly I will take that journey with discussion with Steve Elers’ considerably; 150 years is a health crisis, he said the country had my fun days at the course a different set of eyes, making commentary on Stuff (April long time to pay scant regard now needed a clear plan and people and my dad Les spent many it my regular connection with 25, 2020), regarding the for the wellbeing of a nation with the financial know-how to get a race day working on those the Gisborne-Makaraka race Prime Minister’s character. that is growing in diversity through the economic blow that was totes mentioned, back in the course. Thank you John. Elers writes, “It’s safe to and needs. For Maori the time gathering momentum. ’50s and ’60s. assume most New Zealanders frame for discussion is at least Muller questioned the ability of The good news for me is ALEXANDER SUTTON understood (elimination) as 250 years. the Labour-led Government to do that these days I only live Hastings meaning we have the potential Your commentary is this, saying there were three heavy- for the virus to be gone, out supported by Eler’s assertions of here, see you later, because that the Prime Minister’s hitters in the Cabinet but the other elimination generally implies philosophy has been 17 seats were empty. PM did it . . . Faith is vital ‘the complete removal or established from “her time as Unlike his predecessor, he realises Re: Prayers of a nation were destruction of something’.” leader of The International that Ardern is extremely popular Re: Demand real customer answered, May 21 column. Actually, we don’t. Union of Socialist Youth” and her decisions so far have the service, councillors — May 20 How wonderful to hear such an You’ve acknowledged and that Labour presents a support of a majority of people, as letter. amazing story of Faith. How Great is that the Prime Minister’s philosophy “that is ideologically polls show. A 20 percent pay cut is what God. Blessed are those who Believe. “extraordinary communication driven in sympathy with its It is best then for them to move is needed here. The PM did it, We will all come through skills” have contributed to current coalition partners”. on and focus firmly on the future why not our council workers!? Covid-19, the job losses and other our successful navigation of I for one prefer a philosophy and how New Zealand digs itself out 4hrs open? Really shocking! trials much stronger if we keep Faith the lockdown. Precisely — that reflects empathy, Take a pay cut you guys!!! in our Creator. this approach, to keep the manaaki and actual regard of the present hole. country abreast daily, has for marginalised communities In many ways the coming election MICHELLE BROWN PAUL and JUDY HAYNES, Katikati provided opportunity for such as mine. will not be a presidential-type one; us to understand pandemic Recent polls show an instead of Ardern vs Bridges, which terminology, including the “unprecedented” majority of would have been a no contest, it difference between elimination New Zealanders prefer Jacinda will be pitched by National as being Eligibility is very limited and eradication. Wow — we’re Ardern as our Prime Minister. Ardern versus its capable team. knowledgable, focused and The Opposition last Simon Bridges paid a heavy price Re: Majority support Just how limited, the NZ appreciate being considered week even indicated an required, May 23 letter. population will find out after clever enough to get the gist. acknowledgement of how we for his tin ear and being unable to Actually, there’s a website the Act is approved at the Since Elers’ comments, (the real majority) feel. Simon connect with what people thought. you can go to to find out about referendum on 19 September. political polls have shown he Bridges’ scathing remarks Muller, who might announce his the eligibility criteria and the I think people will then regret was off the mark. reflected a real miscalculation shadow Cabinet today, by contrast process: they didn’t take a greater I believe you’ve also of what we (yep, us) want and seems already to have a better www.referendum.govt.nz interest in the passing of the mistakenly assumed a need, and he’s gone. grip on this. He realises he does And it’s true that the legislation at the time. majority share your views; It’s time for change. not need to present himself as a eligibility criteria we’ll be “. . . (the Government) has dynamic leader in the John Key voting on are very limited. ANN DAVID, Waikanae used the opportunity to CHERIE TE RORE style, but as the man heading a capable team that is best placed to [email protected] lead the recovery. ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. In the end National MPs felt they ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. had no option but to gamble that ■ Always include full name and contact details. Muller can increase their chances. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 WORLD 11 Netanyahu faces Jerusalem court

JERUSALEM — To the sounds of his impassioned supporters chanting outside, a defiant Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strode into a Jerusalem courtroom on Sunday to face corruption charges in a long-awaited trial that has overshadowed three inconclusive elections and deeply divided the country. As he entered the courthouse to SpaceX’s launch become the country’s first sitting Prime Minister to go on trial, Netanyahu breaks new launched into a lengthy tirade against the nation’s justice system in which he accused police, prosecutors, judges and ground for style the media of a deep state-type conspiracy aimed to oust him against the will of the CAPE CANAVERAL — The first astronauts people. launched by SpaceX are breaking new “I stand before you with a straight ground for style with hip spacesuits, gull- back and head raised high,” he said, wing Teslas and a sleek rocketship — all of it surrounded by leading Cabinet ministers white with black trim. of his Likud party. The colour coordinating is thanks to Elon “The objective is to depose a strong, Musk, the driving force behind SpaceX and right-wing Prime Minister, and thus DEEP DIVISIONS: Hundreds of protesters labelling Netanyahu the “crime minister” Tesla, and a big fan of flash and science remove the nationalist camp from the demonstrated outside his official residence, while hundreds of supporters, including fiction. leadership of the country for many leading members of his Likud party, rallied in support of him at the courthouse. NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob years.” Netanyahu faces charges of fraud, breach of trust, and accepting bribes in a series Behnken like the fresh new look. They will The standoff, and Netanyahu’s of corruption cases. AP picture catch a ride to the launch pad in a Tesla own fiery rhetoric, looked to worsen Model X electric car. the nation’s deep divisions just after charges, which come after years of “to stitch up” a case against him, and “SpaceX has gone all out” on the Netanyahu swore in what he called scandals swirling around the family. said the evidence was “contaminated” capsule’s appearance, he said. “And they a “unity” government with a former Netanyahu entered the Jerusalem and exaggerated. He called for the court have worked equally hard to make the rival. Critics have said Netanyahu’s courtroom wearing a blue surgical mask, proceedings to be broadcast live on TV to innards and the displays and everything else repeated attacks on the legal system risk following public health restrictions due ensure “full transparency”. in the vehicle work to perfection.” irreversible damage to citizens’ faith in to the coronavirus pandemic. He refused “While the media continues to deal The true test comes on Wednesday state institutions. to sit until TV cameras left the room, and with nonsense, with these false, trumped- when Hurley and Behnken climb aboard Outside the courthouse, hundreds of remained in the front row throughout the up cases, I will continue to lead the a SpaceX Dragon capsule atop a SpaceX supporters rallied in his defence, packing session. state of Israel and deal with issues that Falcon 9 rocket and, equipment and weather a narrow street while waving Israeli During the proceedings, the lawyers really matter to you,” he said, including permitting, shoot into space. It will be the flags and banners denouncing what they and judges also wore masks, with the efforts to resuscitate the economy and first astronaut launch from NASA’s Kennedy called a corrupt prosecution seeking to three-judge panel sitting behind a glass prepare for a possible second wave of the Space Centre since the last shuttle flight in topple a leader of historic proportion. divider. In a hint of what could lie ahead, coronavirus. 2011. Others gathered at his official residence his lawyer said the defence would need Netanyahu is not the first Prime It will also mark the first attempt by a to demonstrate against what they called several months to study the hundreds of Minister to go on trial. His predecessor, private company to send astronauts into a “crime minister” and carried posters reams of evidence and to build its legal Ehud Olmert, went to prison for orbit. Only governments — Russia, the US, calling for his resignation. They faced off team. corruption but resigned long before the and China — have done that. across police barricades with more of the Netanyahu did not speak during the trial. The historic send-off deserves to look Prime Minister’s backers. one-hour session, rising just once to Netanyahu’s fitness for office was good, according to SpaceX. It already has a Netanyahu faces charges of fraud, confirm he understood the charges. He the key issue in the three deadlocked nice ring. Musk named his rocket after the breach of trust and accepting bribes in a will not be required to attend future elections over the past year. “Star Wars” Millennium Falcon. series of corruption cases stemming from hearings during a case that legal After vowing never to sit with an SpaceX designed and built its own suits, ties to wealthy friends. He is accused analysts expect to stretch over several indicted Prime Minister, Netanyahu’s which are custom-fit. Safety came first. of accepting lavish gifts and offering to years. The next hearing was scheduled challenger, Benny Gantz, agreed in The cool — or wow — factor was a close grant favours to powerful media moguls for July 19. March to form a power-sharing coalition second. — AP in exchange for favourable coverage Before the session, Netanyahu said with his rival, in part to prevent another of him and his family. He denies the police and prosecutors had conspired election. — AP Johnson backs rule-breaking aide LONDON — Prime Minister Boris ones. The opposition Labour Party has scenic area 50 kilometres from Durham “abiding by the spirit, at least, of the Johnson said on Sunday he wouldn’t fire called for an official investigation. on April 12. slogans which he has enforced on the rest his chief aide for allegedly violating the Labour leader Keir Starmer said Cummings is a key but contentious of the country”. national lockdown rules that he helped to Johnson’s defence of Cummings was “an figure in Johnson’s administration. A self- Johnson’s government is already create by driving the length of England to insult to sacrifices made by the British styled political disrupter who disdains facing criticism for its response to a his parents’ house while he was infected people.” the media and civil service, he was pandemic that has hit Britain harder with the coronavirus. “The Prime Minister’s actions have one of the architects of the successful than any other European country. Defying a growing clamour from public undermined confidence in his own public campaign to take Britain out of the Britain’s official coronavirus death toll and politicians, Johnson said Dominic health message at this crucial time,” he European Union, and orchestrated the stands at 36,793, the second-highest Cummings had acted “responsibly, legally said . Conservatives’ decisive election victory in confirmed total in the world after the and with integrity” when he drove 400 Former Labour lawmaker Helen December. United States. Statistics that include kilometres from London to Durham, in Goodman, whose father died in a The coronavirus cut a swath through suspected as well as confirmed virus northeast England, with his wife and son nursing home during the outbreak, said the top ranks of Britain’s government cases put the toll well over 40,000. at the end of March. Cummings’ behaviour was “repellent”. in March and April, infecting people The UK is gradually easing its Britain’s lockdown, which began on “What was the point of the sacrifice including Cummings, Health Secretary lockdown, allowing more outdoor March 23, stipulated that people should that we all made? What Matt Hancock and recreation and letting some shops and remain at their primary residence, was the point of the Johnson himself, businesses reopen. leaving only for essential local errands miserable, lonely death who has said that Johnson confirmed on Sunday that and exercise. Anyone with coronavirus that my father had?” she Johnson told a news the medical staff at a primary schools can start reopening in symptoms was told to completely isolate told the BBC. conference that London hospital saved June, though many parents and teachers themselves. Speaking inside Cummings had ‘followed his life. worry that it isn’t yet safe to do so. Cummings said he travelled to be near the Prime Minister’s Despite the Johnson said the Government was extended family because his wife was 10 Downing Street the instincts of every Government’s support still aiming to have pupils in the first showing Covid-19 symptoms, he correctly residence, Johnson father and every parent’. for Cummings, several and final years of primary school back thought he was also infected and he said “I can totally get lawmakers from in classrooms on June 1, although he wanted to ensure that his 4-year-old son why people might feel Johnson’s Conservative acknowledged that “may not be possible was looked after. so confused and . . . so Party joined the for all schools”. Johnson told a news conference that offended by the idea that it was one thing opposition in calling for the aide to be Cummings is one of several senior Cummings had “followed the instincts of for the people here and one thing for sacked. UK officials to be accused of flouting the every father and every parent”. He said others.” “Dominic Cummings has a track record lockdown rules. Cummings, his wife and son followed the But he said Cummings’ “particular of believing that the rules don’t apply to Epidemiologist Neil Ferguson stepped rules by self-isolating for 14 days once childcare needs” left him “no alternative” him and treating the scrutiny that should down as government scientific adviser they reached Durham. but to make the 400km trip. come to anyone in a position of authority earlier this month after a newspaper But critics of the Government Government ministers have denied with contempt,” tweeted Conservative disclosed that his girlfriend had crossed expressed outrage that Cummings had a claim that Cummings was spotted lawmaker Damian Collins. “The London to stay with him during the broken strict rules that for two months again in Durham on April 19, after he Government would be better without lockdown. In April, Catherine Calderwood have prevented Britons from visiting had recovered and returned to work in him.” resigned as Scotland’s chief medical elderly relatives, comforting dying friends London. But they have not confirmed or Another Tory legislator, Steve Baker, officer after twice travelling from or even attending the funerals of loved denied reports that Cummings visited a said Cummings must resign for not Edinburgh to her second home. — AP 12 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 ‘Once-in-a-decade’ storm hits Australia HK police fire PERTH — About 50,000 homes buildings, sheds and all those unsecured particularly in places where it was not tear gas at and businesses were without power items, so we’re asking people to secure safe for crews to repair the network. across Western Australia on Sunday property and make sure everything The worst of the weather was due as a severe storm hit the the coast and loose is tied down,” he said, to hit Perth later Sunday evening and brought wind gusts of more than 100 A Bureau of Meteorology official, Monday morning, and not ease until protesters kilometres per hour, officials said. James Ashley, said the weather Monday afternoon. Conditions were expected to worsen formation was “dynamic and complex”, “In a broad area, the southwest of HONG KONG — Hong Kong police fired overnight as the storm progressed. as a system from Cyclone Mangga in the state will be hit really severely tear gas and a water cannon at protesters in Jon Broomhall, acting assistant the southern Indian Ocean interacted overnight, tonight and into tomorrow,” a popular shopping district on Sunday, as commissioner of Western Australia’s with a cold front. Ashley said. “Really severe conditions thousands took to the streets to march against department of fire and emergency In the Perth metropolitan area, will still be experienced in Perth China’s move to impose national security services, called the storm “a once-in-a- electricity supply to about 37,000 tomorrow morning.” legislation on the city. decade-type system.” homes and businesses was impacted There were reports of damage to Pro-democracy supporters have sharply “Normally our storms come from the by the storm. A power company said buildings, homes, fences, electricity criticised a proposal, set to be approved by southwest, and this will come from some households should expect to infrastructure and trees across Perth as China’s rubber-stamp parliament this week, that the northwest, so it will test people’s remain without electricity overnight, the storm front moved south. — AP would ban secessionist and subversive activity, as well as foreign interference, in the semi- autonomous Chinese territory. The pro-democracy camp said the proposal goes against the “one country, two systems” framework that promises Hong Kong freedoms not found in mainland China. Memorial Day weekend Crowds of demonstrators dressed in black gathered in the Causeway Bay district on Sunday, chanting slogans such as “Stand with Hong Kong,” “Liberate Hong Kong” and “Revolution of our times.” triggers warnings in US The protest was a continuation of a months- long pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong that began last year and has, at times, ST. PETERSBURG — The Memorial descended into violence between police and Day weekend marking the unofficial start protesters. of summer in the US meant big crowds Police raised blue flags, warning protesters at beaches and warnings from authorities to disperse, before firing multiple rounds of on Sunday about people disregarding the tear gas. They later fired a water cannon at the coronavirus social-distancing rules and demonstrators. risking a resurgence of the scourge that At least 180 people were arrested, mostly on has killed nearly 100,000 Americans. charges of unlawful assembly, police said. Sheriff’s deputies and beach patrols They also said that some of the protesters tried to make sure people kept their threw bricks and splashed unidentified liquid distance from others as they soaked up at officers, injuring at least four members of the rays on the sand and at parks and the police media liaison team. They warned other recreation sites around the country. that such behaviour is against the law and that In the Tampa area along Florida’s police would pursue the matter. Gulf Coast, the crowds were so big that Earlier in the afternoon, prominent activist authorities took the extraordinary step Tam Tak-chi was arrested during the protest for of closing parking lots because they were what police said was unauthorised assembly. full. Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri Tam said he was giving a “health talk” and was said about 300 deputies were patrolling exempt from social-distancing measures that the beaches to ensure people didn’t get prohibit gatherings of more than eight people. too close. The bill that triggered Sunday’s rally was Dr Deborah Birx, coordinator of the submitted at the opening of China’s national White House coronavirus task force, said legislative session on Friday. It would bypass she was “very concerned” about scenes Hong Kong’s legislature and could allow of people crowding together over the mainland agencies to be set up in the city, weekend. sparking concern that Chinese agents could “We really want to be clear all the arbitrarily arrest people for activities deemed to time that social-distancing is absolutely RELAXED RESTRICTIONS: As US beachgoers flocked to the sun for Memorial Day be pro-democracy. critical. And if you can’t social distance weekend, health officials have renewed warnings about social-distancing rules. Speaking at an annual news conference and you’re outside, you must wear a AP picture during the legislative session, Chinese Foreign mask,” she said on ABC’s “This Week.” Minister Wang Yi said on Sunday that Hong In Missouri, people packed bars dead, according to a tally by Johns conservative, left or right, Republican or Kong affairs were an internal matter for China, and restaurants at the Lake of the Hopkins University that almost certainly Democrat,” DeWine said on NBC’s “Meet and that “no external interference will be Ozarks, a vacation hotspot popular with understates the toll. the Press.” “Its been very clear what the tolerated”. Chicagoans, over the weekend. One The New York Times marked the horror studies have shown — you wear the mask “Excessive unlawful foreign meddling in video showed a crammed pool where by devoting Sunday’s entire front page not to protect yourself so much as to Hong Kong affairs has placed China’s national vacationers lounged close together to a long list of names of those who have protect others.” security in serious jeopardy,” Wang said, adding without masks. died in the United States. The headline: Across Europe, meanwhile, a mishmash that the proposed legislation “does not affect the In West Virginia, ATV riders jammed “An Incalculable Loss.” of travel restrictions appears to be on high degree of autonomy in Hong Kong”. the vast, 1000km Hatfield-McCoy network Meanwhile, President Donald Trump the horizon, often depending on what US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has called of all-terrain vehicle trails on the first went golfing for the second day in a row passports visitors carry. Germany, France the proposal “a death knell for the high degree weekend it was allowed to reopen since at his private club in Virginia. Trump had and other European countries aim to of autonomy” that Beijing promised the former the outbreak took hold. Campgrounds and not played for weeks before this weekend. open their borders for European travel British colony when it was returned to China in cabins were opened as well. Trump said on the syndicated Sunday in mid-June. But it isn’t clear when 1997. “We truly appreciate programme “Full intercontinental travel will resume. Chris Patten, the last British governor of Hong getting to reopen,” Jeff Measure With Sharyl Beginning today, France is relaxing its Kong prior to its handover to China, lamented Lusk, executive director Dr Deborah Birx said she Attkisson” that he is border restrictions, allowing in migrant what he called “a new Chinese dictatorship”. of the Hatfield-McCoy was ‘very concerned’ feeling fine after taking workers and family visitors from other Patten is leading a coalition of at least 204 Regional Recreation a two-week course of European countries. But is calling for a international lawmakers and policymakers Authority, told the about scenes of people the unproven drug voluntary 14-day quarantine for people who are decrying the proposed legislation. In Charleston Gazette- crowding together over hydroxychloroquine and arriving from Britain and Spain, because a statement, the coalition called it a “flagrant Mail. “Being able to open the weekend. a zinc supplement to those countries imposed a similar breach” of the Sino-British Joint Declaration, now will help our trail protect him against the requirement on the French. a 1984 treaty that promised Hong Kong a high businesses recover.” virus, declaring, “To the Italy, which plans to open regional and degree of autonomy even after the handover of In Daytona Beach, best of my knowledge, international borders on June 3 in a bid Hong Kong to China in 1997. Florida, gunfire erupted on Saturday here I am.” to boost tourism, is only now allowing President Donald Trump’s national security night along a beachside road where more The President has spent weeks locals back to beaches in their own adviser, Robert O’Brien, said it appeared that than 200 people had gathered and were pushing the drug against the advice of regions with restrictions. China was violating the 1984 treaty. seen partying and dancing despite the many of his administration’s top medical Beachside communities in England Bernard Chan, a top-level Hong Kong restrictions. Several people were wounded professionals. Hydroxychloroquine can urged Londoners and others to stay away politician and delegate to the National People’s and taken to the hospital, authorities have deadly side effects. after rules were eased to allow people Congress in Beijing, defended the national said. The issue of wearing masks in public to drive any distance for exercise or security legislation pushed by China, saying it At New York’s Orchard Beach in the and staying several feet apart has become recreation. The southern coastal city of was written into Hong Kong’s Basic Law — the Bronx, kids played with toys and people fraught politically, with some Americans Brighton said: “Wish you were here — but city’s mini-constitution — but never enacted. sat in folding chairs. Some wore winter taking to the streets to protest such rules not just yet.” Wales kept up its “Later” Chan expressed concern that Hong Kong coats on a cool and breezy day in which as a violation of their rights. tourism campaign, reminding people that would inevitably face economic hardship given temperatures struggled to reach 15 Republican Governor Mike DeWine its hotels, restaurants and tourist sites trade frictions between the US and China. degrees. Many wore masks and sat apart of Ohio, who has been targeted by such are still closed. “I think we are definitely the collateral damage from others. demonstrations, insisted the precautions Worldwide, more than 5.3 million being dragged into this thing. But then, I don’t The US is on track to surpass 100,000 should not be a partisan issue. people have been infected and 342,000 think there’s any alternatives,” he said. coronavirus deaths in the next few days, “This is not about politics. This is have died, according to the Johns Hopkins “China will remain a threat to the US in terms while Europe has seen over 169,000 not about whether you are liberal or tally. — AP of . . . world economic dominance.” — AP The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 WORLD 13 GLOBAL BRIEFS ‘Outbreak will get worse in South Africa’

‘Hitler’s alligator’ dies in zoo CAPE TOWN — The president of South Africa deaths in the country. MOSCOW — An alligator that many people has warned that the country’s coronavirus An overnight curfew will no longer be in place, believe once belonged to Adolf Hitler has died in outbreak is going to get much worse, while more businesses will be allowed to open and the Moscow Zoo. announcing that lockdown measures are to be schools will re-start, the president said. The zoo said the alligator, named Saturn, was eased. A controversial ban on alcohol will also end about 84 years old when he died on Friday. Cyril Ramaphosa said a third of the country’s with limited sales allowed for home consumption According to the zoo, Saturn was born in more than 22,000 cases had been recorded in the only. the United States and later sent to the Berlin last week. A ban on the sale of cigarettes will remain. Zoo, from which he escaped when the zoo was Despite that, the president said the current The President has been under pressure to bombed in 1943. His whereabouts were unknown lockdown could not be sustained indefinitely. ease lockdown measures to restart the economy. until 1946, when British soldiers found him and He announced that, from June 1, more However, he warned the public that the worst gave him to the Soviet Union, the zoo said. restrictions would be lifted. is still ahead. “Almost immediately, the myth was born that he Mr Ramaphosa was speaking after a mining “We should expect that these numbers will was allegedly in the collection of Hitler and not in company in South Africa said 164 workers at rise even further and even faster,” he said. UNDER PRESSURE: South African the Berlin Zoo,” the zoo said in a statement. a gold mine near Johannesburg had tested “The coronavirus pandemic in South Africa is president Cyril Ramaphosa has warned But, it noted, “animals are not involved in war positive for coronavirus. going to get much worse before it gets better,” he that the outbreak will get worse before it and politics and it is absurd to blame them for There have so far been 429 recorded Covid-19 added. — AP gets better. AP picture human sins”. — AP Inmate kills six prisoners MEXICO CITY — A group of inmates at a women’s prison in Honduras used a fire to US halts travel from Brazil distract prison officials and murdered six other prisoners, authorities said on Sunday. WASHINGTON — The US has imposed between the two countries. The president suspended travel for The National Penitentiary Institute said in a travel restrictions on foreign nationals Earlier on Sunday, White House many travellers from China early this statement that the incident began around 11pm who have been to Brazil in the last 14 National security adviser Robert O’Brien year and in mid-March, he announced on Saturday when an inmate set fire to an area at days. told CBS “Face the Nation” that travel sweeping travel restrictions on many the prison north of Tegucigalpa where two newly The South American nation recently restrictions for Brazil were expected European countries. incarcerated women were undergoing a 14-day became the world’s second major hotspot shortly. Canada and the US also recently quarantine for coronavirus. for coronavirus cases. “We hope that will be temporary, but agreed to extend the closure of their Amid the confusion, a group of inmates broke Brazil currently has more than 347,300 because of the situation in Brazil, we’re shared border to non-essential travel. out of two other cells and headed to the prison confirmed cases, according to Johns going to take every step necessary to Brazil recently overtook Russia with gymnasium, where they killed six other women Hopkins University data. protect the American people,” Mr O’Brien regards to known cases of the virus. who had recently entered the prison. A White House spokeswoman said the said. President Jair Bolsonaro has repeatedly Prison officials said they were working with restrictions would help ensure new cases US President Donald Trump suggested dismissed the risks posed by the virus. police and prosecutors to investigate the attack. are not brought into the US. earlier this week that he was considering The number of deaths in Brazil has Honduran prisons, which often hold rival gang “Today’s action will help ensure foreign imposing a ban on travel from Brazil. been doubling roughly every two weeks, members, are notorious for violence, although nationals who have been in Brazil do not The US currently has over 1.6 million compared to about every two months in usually in lockups that hold men. Nineteen become a source of additional infections coronavirus cases and is nearing 100,000 the UK, four months in France, and five inmates died in a December riot at the Porvenir in our country,” White House Press deaths linked to the virus. months in Italy. prison in central Honduras and 18 died in another Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said in a Sunday’s announcement is the latest Experts have warned that the real incident at the prison in Tela, along the Caribbean statement. travel restriction imposed by the US in a figure may be far higher due to a lack of coast. — AP The restriction will not affect trade bid to combat the spread of the virus. testing. — BBC High schools get creative for graduations LAS VEGAS — Immediately The graduation ceremony is seen after giving his valedictorian by many as salvaging a school speech, high school senior Philip year in which many have not Root, still clad in his cap and seen classmates for months and gown, climbed into a borrowed missed out on traditional senior racecar and drove up to the activities such as proms and finish line at the Las Vegas end-of-school parties. Motor Speedway. There are still many schools With the yellow tassel of his that have settled on virtual graduation cap flapping in the graduations — something that wind, Root leaned out of the has drawn online petitions from window and posed for a photo as students and parents demanding he accepted his diploma — and traditional commencements then took off on a celebratory lap be held later in the year if GRADUATION WITH A TWIST: Graduation looked a little different for this years Senior class. around the track. social-distancing rules are High schools around the United States held ceremonies online and in-person, with strict social- Root gave his speech over eased. Some of those virtual distancing rules in place. The graduating class of Faith Lutheran High School in Las Vegas held the radio from the broadcasting events have attracted famous their ceremony on a race track, while Kennett High School in New Hampshire sent their seniors off booth, which the graduating speakers, including President with a mountaintop graduation. AP pictures class of Faith Lutheran High Barack Obama who gave a School listened to as they sat commencement address earlier Hampshire, where Cranmore with family in individual cars this month. Mountain ski resort is offering decked out with signs, banners But for schools pressing ahead its services at no cost to the and balloons. with in-person graduations, school for the June 13 ceremony. Then, in front of the empty that has meant coming up with “It was just so important to grandstands of the racetrack creative ways to hold events us that we be able to try to find that has been idle for months while adhering to limitations the best possible way we could due to the coronavirus, Root led on crowd sizes and social- to honour our class of 2020,” he his classmates as they pulled distancing guidelines. They said by email. up one-by-one to the waving are spacing students apart in The 174 seniors will be checkered flag to get their big auditoriums with limited allowed to each have four guests certificate from administrators guests, or in one town in New join them for a 10-minute wearing face masks. To mark the Hampshire, sending seniors off ride on the chairlift to the milestone, the students and their with a mountaintop graduation, mountain summit, where they families whooped and cheered accessible by chairlift. will get their diploma and be and then hit the gas pedal. “We are using our local photographed. The ceremony was part of a community resources and assets In western Maine, the rural growing push by high schools to make the best possible case Oxford Hills High School is across the country to find a way out of what is a horrible current making use of a twin-screen, to hold in-person graduations situation,” said Kevin Carpenter, drive-in movie theatre in and offer up some added pomp principal of Kennett High Bridgton for its graduation on amid the coronavirus pandemic. School in North Conway, New June 21. — AP 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 Lockdown stifled ‘Beautiful feat’ Girl pedals 1200 km with disabled dad to reach home Eid celebrations NEW DELHI — From than a week ago, reuniting her village in eastern India, with Kumari’s mother and JERUSALEM — Muslims around the 15-year-old Jyoti Kumari brother-in-law, who’d left world on Sunday began celebrating Eid reflected on her desperate the capital region after the al-Fitr, a normally festive holiday marking 1200-kilometre bicycle lockdown was imposed on the end of the fasting month of Ramadan, journey home with her March 25. with millions under strict stay-at-home disabled father that has Kumari, an eighth-grade orders and many fearing renewed drawn international praise. student who moved from coronavirus outbreaks. “I had no other option,” the village to Gurugram in The three-day holiday is usually a time she said on Sunday. “We January to take care of her of travel, family get-togethers and lavish wouldn’t have survived if I dad, stayed on. daytime feasts after weeks of dawn-to- hadn’t cycled to my village.” “It was a difficult journey,” dusk fasting. But this year many of the Kumari said that she she said. “The weather world’s 1.8 billion Muslims had to pray at and her father risked was too hot, but we had no home and make do with video calls. starvation had they stayed choice. I had only one aim Some countries, including Turkey, in Gurugram, a suburb of in my mind, and that was to Iraq and Jordan, had imposed round- New Delhi, with no income reach home.” the-clock holiday curfews. But even amid India’s coronavirus Upon their arrival, village where many restrictions had been lifted, lockdown. officials placed Kumari’s celebrations were subdued because of Her father, whose injury in father in a quarantine fears of the pandemic and its economic an accident left him unable centre, a policy many state fallout. Saudi Arabia, home to the holy GLOOMY FESTIVITY: Muslims wearing face masks attend the to walk, had earned a living and local governments in cities of Mecca and Medina, is under Eid al-Fitr prayers outside a mosque on Sunday. Usually, a joyous by driving an auto rickshaw. India have implemented a complete lockdown, with residents celebration of the end of Ramadan had been significantly toned down But with all nonessential to try to keep returning only permitted to leave their homes to due to Covid-19. AP picture travel banned, he found migrants from spreading the purchase food and medicine. himself among millions of coronavirus. They are now In Jerusalem, Israeli police said they 7000 deaths. turned away more than 5000 cars and newly unemployed. Their all quarantining at home. broke up an “illegal demonstration” and Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim- have warned of strict penalties for those landlord demanded rent they Kumari’s journey caught arrested two people outside the Al-Aqsa majority nation, has reported nearly who try to sneak home. couldn’t pay and threatened the attention of the Cycling mosque, which Muslim authorities have 22,000 infections and 1350 fatalities, In Pakistan, Eid was being celebrated to evict them, Kumari said. Federation of India. The closed for prayers since mid-March and the most in Southeast Asia. Lockdown in the shadow of the coronavirus and So she decided to buy a racing body, which sends will not reopen until after the holiday. orders intended to contain the pandemic in the wake of a passenger plane crash bicycle and, like thousands teams to the Olympics, has Worshippers who tried to enter the mean there will be no congregational near Karachi on Friday that killed 97 of other Indian migrant offered to bring her back compound scuffled with the police. prayers at mosques or even open fields, people. workers have done since to New Delhi by train for a Al-Aqsa is the third holiest site in no family reunions, no relatives bearing For the first time, Pakistan is March, make her way home. tryout next month. Islam and would ordinarily welcome tens gifts for children. celebrating Eid countrywide on the As the temperature It also resonated in of thousands of worshippers during the “This outbreak is not just dampening same day, ending an annual controversy climbed, Kumari pedalled Washington, with President Eid. The hilltop compound is also the spirits of Eid, but also has made the between rival committees over the moon for 10 days, with her father Donald Trump’s daughter holiest site for Jews, who know it as the tradition entirely different,” said Andieka sighting that signals the start of the riding on the back of the hot- Ivanka Trump calling it “a Temple Mount. The site has long been Rabbani, a university student in Jakarta. holiday. pink bike. beautiful feat of endurance a flashpoint in the Israeli-Palestinian This year, like many Indonesians, he only France allowed religious services to They survived on food and and love” on Twitter. conflict. saw family and friends through video resume for the first time since March, but water given by strangers, Kumari said that while Iran, which is battling the deadliest calls. France’s leading Muslim organisation, and only once did Kumari she was happy with the outbreak in the Middle East, allowed In neighbouring Muslim-majority CFCM, advised mosques to stay closed give her legs a break with a recognition, she hadn’t communal prayers at some mosques but Malaysia, businesses mostly reopened on Sunday. short lift on a truck. cycled her father home in cancelled the annual mass Eid prayers in after weeks of lockdown. But mass Virus restrictions remained in place The daughter and father pursuit of fame. Tehran led by Supreme Leader Ayatollah gatherings were still banned and people in the mostly-Muslim Balkan countries arrived in Darbhanga, their “It was a decision taken in Ali Khamenei. Iran has reported over were not allowed to travel back to their of Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina and village in Bihar state, more desperation,” she said. — AP 130,000 cases of Covid-19 and more than hometowns for the holiday. Police have Kosovo. — AP Come and see me for a free denture consultation • Full denture • Denture repairs • Partial denture • Denture reline • Mouth guard day • Night guard on Guaranteed M t-place expertise arke

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Palmerston North greys at Manawatu Tuesday 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 3 53344 Millie Prince 23.29 J & D Bell 5 Red Snapper Seafoods, Christchurch 1.19 8 32441 Bigtime Bailey nwtd Lisa Cole 5 42422 Cheeseball 26.11 Lisa Cole Race 1: ALLEGRO TAMMY, CHIC IN TIME, WIT AND WISDOM 4 68613 Ohana Lad 23.59 Kellie Gommans EMERGENCIES: 6 12836 Emgrand Rose 25.93 Angela Turnwald 5 78641 Big Time Benny 23.74 Lisa Cole $2390, C4, 410m 9 647s5 Race Me Home 26.59 Bill Hodgson Race 2: BIG TIME BENNY, OHANA LAD, MILLIE PRINCE 7 66633 Bigtime Bret 26.21 Lisa Cole 6 43478 Big Time Odette nwtd Lisa Cole 1 33211 Allegro Lanie 23.00 Lisa Cole 10 56447 Thomas William 25.97 David Denbee Race 3: MOTHER’S TOUCH, OPAL NORA, ALLEGRO KYLE 8 31423 Big Time Anton 26.16 Lisa Cole 7 66451 Gotcha Marshall nwtd John McInerney 2 33435 Bees And Birds 23.64 Lisa Cole Race 4: BIG TIME ANGEL, BIG TIME VINCE, TUFF TEMPTRESS 8 Kernow Construction C1/c2 2.19 EMERGENCIES: 8 68842 Little Scamp 23.33 David Denbee 3 15344 Big Time Kevin 23.34 Lisa Cole 9 46554 Bigtime Archie 26.26 Lisa Cole Race 5: ALLEGRO LANIE, BIGTIME BEE, HARPOON HARRY EMERGENCIES: 4 72787 Bigtime Ziggy 23.44 Lisa Cole $2860, C1/2, 457m Race 6: BIG TIME FAIRY, BIG TIME GWYN, ALLEGRO CURTIS 10 51688 Fare Dodger 26.01 Mark Goodier 9 77888 Mitcham Doug 24.23 John McInerney 5 22532 Harpoon Harry 23.91 Maree Gowan 1 23272 Double That 26.35 G & S Fredrickson Race 7: BIG TIME GINA, GRUNTY MAMA, WEBBER COME 10 45855 Punch On Ruby 23.65 John McInerney 6 75516 Bigtime Bee 23.51 Lisa Cole 2 11428 Kamada Park 25.93 Angela Turnwald 11 Pngrc Sectional Times @ pngreyhounds.kiwi C4/c5 3.17 Race 8: BIG TIME EDEN, BIG TIME FRANKIE, DOUBLE THAT 7 F7423 Toca Madera nwtd Angela Turnwald 3 53464 Hot Platter 26.06 Angela Turnwald $4735, C4/5, 457m Race 9: WOMAN NO CRY, BIG LEAGUE DIVA, BIG TIME MAC 3 Affordable Pet Accesories C1/c2 12.41 8 33788 Big Time Frosty 23.33 Lisa Cole 4 65153 Big Time Frankie 26.00 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: Race 10: BIG TIME HARLEY, BIG TIME CHAD, EMGRAND ROSE $1685, C1/2, 410m 5 42521 Big Time Eden 23.68 Lisa Cole 1 67121 Big Time Kobe 25.89 Lisa Cole 9 21557 Giraffe Club 23.65 Lisa Cole 6 63845 Big Time Trae 26.11 Lisa Cole Race 11: BIG TIME SETH, BIG TIME KOBE, BIG TIME BRIE 1 32821 Mother’s Touch 23.41 J & D Bell 2 21183 Big Time Brie nwtd Lisa Cole 10 57582 Bigtime Stella 23.51 Lisa Cole 7 31457 Eye Kno 26.34 W Woods Race 12: BIG TIME LANTAO, SOFTY BURGESS, PICK A PASCAL 2 85182 Opal Nora 24.08 John McInerney 3 35152 Big Time Maple 26.45 Lisa Cole 8 64136 Meandering 26.34 Angela Turnwald 4 117s8 All About Space 25.68 Lisa Cole 3 16757 Allegro Kyle nwtd Lisa Cole 6 Paul Claridge Electrical C4/c5 1.37 EMERGENCIES: 5 71244 Irish Rogue 26.05 Lisa Cole 4 31635 Belmonts 23.45 Lisa Cole $2860, C4/5, 410m 9 66564 Gray Bale nwtd W Woods 5 56555 Bigtime Diesel 23.76 G & S Fredrickson 10 37567 Slam It 26.64 John McInerney 6 42175 Big Time Vegas nwtd Lisa Cole 6 38628 Homebush Yuri nwtd John McInerney 1 1138s Bigtime Brody 23.40 Lisa Cole 7 82211 Big Time Seth 25.76 Lisa Cole 2 21352 Funky Facts 23.27 G & S Fredrickson 7 62464 Zipping Luther 23.46 J & D Bell 8 3232s Zipping Sarah nwtd Angela Turnwald 3 1117s Bigtime Cooper 23.27 Lisa Cole 9 Outback Trading Company 2.38 1 Formpro Ratings Free Every Monday 12.01 8 76788 Bigtime Benji nwtd Lisa Cole 4 72212 Cheese And Chalk 23.44 Lisa Cole $3325, C3, 457m EMERGENCIES: EMERGENCIES: $1365, C0, 410m 5 11166 Allegro Curtis 23.27 Lisa Cole 9 F7317 Bigtime Rod 26.04 Lisa Cole 9 77888 Mitcham Doug 24.23 John McInerney 1 75377 Gazza’s Girl nwtd G & S Fredrickson 1 3 Big Time Jimmy nwtd Lisa Cole 6 33253 Big Time Pluto 23.28 Lisa Cole 10 51688 Fare Dodger 26.01 Mark Goodier 10 66455 Nuclear Jewel 24.34 Liz Doody 2 73631 Big Time Mac 26.17 Lisa Cole 2 1 Big Time Roxy nwtd Lisa Cole 7 34411 Big Time Gwyn 23.22 Lisa Cole 3 24743 Electrical Storm 26.30 Mark Goodier 12 Total Bodyshop Supplies 3.38 3 1 Allegro Tammy nwtd Lisa Cole 4 Creative Catering 1.01 8 14111 Big Time Fairy 23.13 Lisa Cole 4 21212 Novo Ollie 26.15 Lisa Cole 4 62554 Wifi Wilbur nwtd G & S Fredrickson EMERGENCIES: 5 13245 Woman No Cry 26.43 Angela Turnwald $1450, C1, 410m 5 5 Allegro Pippa nwtd Lisa Cole $2035, C3, 410m 9 45286 Allegro Lexxi nwtd Lisa Cole 6 13728 Big League Diva 25.95 G & S Fredrickson 1 65232 Big Time Dusty 23.76 Lisa Cole 6 35363 Chic In Time nwtd Glen Hodgson 10 46278 Bigtime Cutie 23.66 Lisa Cole 7 13677 Tuff Knight 26.78 Bernie Mitchell 1 11832 Tuff Temptress 23.72 Bernie Mitchell 2 34437 Black Mags nwtd Sammy Stone 7 34472 Wit And Wisdom nwtd Glen Hodgson 2 22623 Big Time Lebron 23.38 Lisa Cole 8 32578 Bigtime Leads 26.03 Lisa Cole 3 25723 Paradox Prince nwtd Bill Hodgson 8 62635 Rich Lister nwtd Maree Gowan 3 61253 Double What 23.65 J & D Bell 7 Doug Bradley Painters 2.00 EMERGENCY: EMERGENCIES: 4 11111 Big Time Angel 23.18 Lisa Cole $2505, C1, 457m 9 56836 Bigtime Tank 25.91 Lisa Cole 4 11 Big Time Lantao 23.62 Lisa Cole 9 6 Big Time Boots nwtd Lisa Cole 5 266s1 Pick A Pascal 23.87 G & S Fredrickson 5 64658 Big Time Spot 23.43 Lisa Cole 1 56233 Bigtime Alfie 26.25 Lisa Cole 10 43 Big Time Jewel nwtd Lisa Cole 10 Steve ‘The Auctioneer Davis’ 2.57 6 76633 Zipping Romeo 23.91 J & D Bell 6 48111 Big Time Vince 23.19 Lisa Cole 2 72312 Grunty Mama 26.80 S & C Blackburn 2 Greyhounds As Pets C1/c2 12.21 7 21656 Bigtime Banjo 23.10 Lisa Cole 3 57871 Big Time Gina 26.11 Lisa Cole $4030, C4, 457m 7 315s1 Softy Burgess 23.65 Lisa Cole 8 F4376 Bigtime Daisy 23.61 Lisa Cole 4 66426 Waitohi 26.05 Angela Turnwald 1 65155 Bigtime Levi 25.75 Lisa Cole 8 62246 Plan Stan nwtd Lana Pearce $1685, C1/2, 410m EMERGENCIES: 5 24321 Webber Come nwtd John McInerney 2 33574 Diddilee 25.92 Angela Turnwald EMERGENCIES: 1 68736 Bigtime Chris 23.88 G & S Fredrickson 9 2686F Bigtime Sheer nwtd Lisa Cole 6 57344 Bill’s Barker 26.58 Stephen Maher 3 31512 Big Time Chad 26.50 Lisa Cole 9 47635 Born Fab 23.73 Stephen Maher 2 85133 Morning Sun 23.62 John McInerney 10 75368 Big Time Dynasty 23.19 Lisa Cole 7 67622 Here’s Hemi 26.33 John McInerney 4 11442 Big Time Harley 25.92 Lisa Cole 10 58723 Sedgebrook Saint nwtd Liz Doody

Christchurch greys at Addington Tuesday 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 2 christchurchgreyhounds.co.nz Stakes 12.31 EMERGENCIES: 6 87786 Twizel Storm 17.55 Malcolm Grant 3 63347 Max Volume nwtd Ashley Bradshaw Race 1: 9 85636 Don’t Cry Joni 17.62 Alison Lee 7 52541 Mulberry Rock 17.37 Ken Cassidy 4 45658 Goldstar Beau nwtd S & B Evans $2505, C1, 520m 10 186 Mikil 17.66 Bruce Dann 8 54s63 Mitcham Reado 17.24 John McInerney Race 2: 5 25864 Smash Calling 30.56 Malcolm Grant 1 36634 Yi Feng nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCIES: Race 3: 6 s1686 Punters Delight 30.82 Robin Wales 2 54446 Born Tasha 30.14 Robin Wales 5 Power Farming Canterbury Stakes 1.31 9 44465 Yanira Bale 17.33 Craig Roberts 7 37663 Ohoka Carsen 30.88 Lisa Waretini Race 4: 3 33345 Lakota Micco nwtd Heather Cairns $2505, C1, 520m 10 47s36 Retallick 17.33 J M McCook 8 76444 Homebush Fudge nwtd John McInerney Race 5: 4 68757 Replica Casino 30.37 Bob Pringle EMERGENCIES: Race 6: 1 5s456 Know Anxiety 30.82 Garry Cleeve 8 Kolorful Kanvas Sprint 2.29 5 45625 Goldstar Montana 30.34 S & B Evans 2 85624 My Rosie 30.51 Lisa Waretini 9 16655 Goldstar Whitey 30.35 S & B Evans Race 7: 6 318s2 More Than That nwtd J & D Fahey 3 36515 Making News nwtd Bruce Dann $1450, C1, 295m 10 57874 Opawa Jane 30.49 Robin Wales Race 8: 7 56s37 Haidee Bale 30.44 Daniel Roberts 4 85776 Goldstar Chief 30.83 S & B Evans 1 72227 Know Crime nwtd Garry Cleeve Race 9: 8 75753 Ohoka Kate nwtd Lisa Waretini 5 46s18 Tom Fox 30.61 J M McCook 2 422F1 Sneaky Snitch 17.51 Hart & Taylor 11 Kaikanui Tavern Sprint 3.28 Race 10: EMERGENCIES: 6 87483 Opawa Al 30.53 Robin Wales 3 67685 Platonic Affair 17.47 Lisa Waretini $1450, C1, 295m Race 11: 9 32786 Jinja Twinkle nwtd Allan Joyce 7 1 Great Work 30.46 J & D Fahey 4 85552 Dyna Elliot 17.31 Craig Roberts 10 35558 Father Leo nwtd John McInerney Race 12: FINAL TIP STYLE IS CALLED "TIPS FINAL" 8 81878 Homebush Surgeon nwtd John McInerney 5 411 Honey Lantree 17.27 Calum Weir 1 34753 Andrea Said 18.14 J M McCook EMERGENCIES: 6 68363 Goldstar Vale nwtd S & B Evans 2 86327 Mulberry Brit 17.43 Ken Cassidy 3 A2c Asphalt 2 Concrete Ph 0800222583 Dash 12.51 9 32786 Jinja Twinkle nwtd Allan Joyce 7 23328 Gracie Lee 17.30 John McInerney 3 42113 Fast Angel 17.26 Calum Weir $1450, C1, 295m 10 57684 Ain’t He Lucky 30.82 Norman Wanhalla 8 42433 Horse Range Gold 17.71 Malcolm Grant 4 64454 Know Farewell 17.66 Garry Cleeve 1 531 Opawa Stubborn 17.46 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 5 53221 Mitcham Queen 17.63 John McInerney 2 22616 Culvie Numb Boy 17.86 Hart & Taylor 6 Beach Cafe & Wine Bar Stakes 1.51 9 186 Mikil 17.66 Bruce Dann 6 42568 Homebush Jordie nwtd John McInerney 3 56676 Little Lottie 17.47 Mitchell & Smith $2505, C1, 520m 10 85636 Don’t Cry Joni 17.62 Alison Lee 7 48668 Cash A Roo 17.27 S & B Evans 4 75s62 Know Tactics 17.61 Garry Cleeve 1 78587 Goldstar Dawson nwtd S & B Evans 9 Clarkson’s Sign Studio Stakes 2.48 8 77s84 Vik Vikkers 17.47 Craig Roberts 5 678s5 Precious Payton 17.49 S & B Evans 2 46657 Mitcham Toddy nwtd Ashley Bradshaw EMERGENCIES: 6 67s32 Homebush Carl nwtd John McInerney 3 13s21 Van Evie 29.93 Calum Weir $2505, C1, 520m 9 85636 Don’t Cry Joni 17.62 Alison Lee 7 78F58 Epic Rose 17.50 J M McCook 4 42225 Go Diego 30.38 J & D Fahey 1 62252 Little Secret 30.44 Lisa Waretini 10 46428 Tonkawa 17.42 Mitchell & Smith 8 74725 Jaubert 17.66 Rosemary Blackburn 5 62514 Mighty Muscle 30.20 J & D Fahey 2 24148 Mitcham Ryder nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 6 65s33 Bye Bye Punter 30.96 Robin Wales 3 57635 Kia Tere 30.48 S & B Evans 12 Protexin Sprint 3.48 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 12.11 9 44465 Yanira Bale 17.33 Craig Roberts 7 46274 Afridi 30.87 Corey Steele 4 41173 Leonard Bale nwtd Craig Roberts $1450, C1, 295m $1450, C1, 295m 10 186 Mikil 17.66 Bruce Dann 8 23866 Homebush Bede nwtd John McInerney 5 8s462 Go Punter Go nwtd Robin Wales 1 3125 Rocco Jewel 17.62 Craig Roberts 1 12881 Homebush Showoff 17.72 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 6 25844 Big Tiny nwtd John McInerney 4 S Anngow Drapes & Blinds Ph0272719588 Sprint 1.11 2 13876 Impressive High 17.88 John McInerney 2 42487 Goldstar Liberty 17.32 S & B Evans 9 65647 Sydneys Sox nwtd Lisa Waretini 7 63528 Hustle Ace 30.54 Norman Wanhalla 3 63426 Jinja Cream Fizz 17.27 Allan Joyce 3 14781 Bold Bidder 17.31 M & P Binnie $1450, C1, 295m 10 45685 Haze Adams 30.90 J M McCook 8 15834 Beret Girl 30.27 J & D Fahey EMERGENCIES: 4 26318 Impressive Mood 17.59 John McInerney 1 212 Tabby 17.62 Sharon Hindson 4 84437 Dapper Danny 17.56 John McMillan 7 Murray & Hannah @ Ray White Cashmere Dash 2.10 9 16655 Goldstar Whitey 30.35 S & B Evans 5 43275 Cold Affair 17.37 Lisa Waretini 2 53412 Mitcham Sam 17.47 John McInerney 5 56535 Homebush Ariana 17.59 John McInerney 10 78766 Boss Cobra 30.28 J & D Fahey 6 43383 Lakota Scout nwtd Heather Cairns 3 66414 Bound Up 17.58 John McInerney $1450, C1, 295m 6 64863 Goldstar Jay Jay 17.24 S & B Evans 7 64373 Mulberry Will 17.71 Ken Cassidy 4 22166 Ghost Mode 17.51 Hart & Taylor 1 25862 Dyna Trevor 17.42 Howard Anderton 10 Hart Family Greyhound Racing Stakes 3.08 7 12232 So Flossy 17.25 Bruce Dann 8 65378 Smash Gator 17.39 Malcolm Grant 5 77378 Know Cause 17.29 Garry Cleeve 2 5321 Dorothy Be Good 17.66 Bruce Dann 8 26886 Heidi Hates Rap 18.06 Sharon Hindson EMERGENCIES: 6 31752 Stylish Stepper 17.32 Malcolm Grant 3 46652 Sozin’s Symphony 17.58 John McInerney $2505, C1, 520m EMERGENCIES: 9 47s36 Retallick 17.33 J M McCook 7 88344 Goldstar Power 17.49 S & B Evans 4 77484 Paringi Pam 17.39 Mitchell & Smith 1 F2432 Meatloaf nwtd Sharon Hindson 9 46428 Tonkawa 17.42 Mitchell & Smith 10 44465 Yanira Bale 17.33 Craig Roberts 8 386s8 Opawa Hypo 17.27 Robin Wales 5 24734 Ohoka Lacey 17.47 Lisa Waretini 2 1 All Unite 30.51 J & D Fahey 10 47s36 Retallick 17.33 J M McCook

Victoria races at Hamilton Tuesday Jetbet 13 TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections 2 TAC Be Races Ready Plate 3.30 8 59075 Dancing With Fire (7) 56.5 89 M Carson 8 16396 Miss Cavendish cwh (9) 56 89 9 246s3 Red Jewel Girl w (13) 57 100 Race 1: MAGICAIN, FALTONIUS, ILLYA 9 s45s3 Memory Lane (11) 56.5 97 W Egan W Price (a1.5) Ms C Hefel (a2) $20,700, Maiden SW, 1600m 10 s4706 Mosheba (5) 56.5 97 J Childs 9 69P78 Who Shot Who w (3) 56 80 M Carson 10 35444 South Bend (14) 57 93 W Price (a1.5) Race 2: SOLEIL DE LUNE, HANDSOME FIGHTER, REDISSENT 1 938s3 Americain Typhoon (2) 58.5 96 11 4255s Ski Zoom (3) 56.5 100 Ms C Puls 11 0s398 Sassy Rebel (10) 56.5 93 J Hill Race 3: MEMORY LANE, SKI ZOOM, RED NOISE M Poy (a) 6 Bet365 Handicap 5.30 12 36s83 Sierra Moon dw (9) 56 96 Ms C Puls Race 4: CAPITAL ZOUS, MACHALI, STINGA 2 92 Cicilo (13) 58.5 93 Ms T Hope (a) 4 Bet365 Plate 4.30 $20,000, Benchmark 58, 1400m EMERGENCIES: Race 5: ROME, ACTION IN CAIRNS, PRISTINE IMAGE 3 5s367 Fioroso (15) 58.5 96 D Bates $20,700, 3yo Maiden SW, 1200m 13 21344 Noble Rocks cwh (1) 57 96 D Yendall Race 6: STRATUMISS, ALEDA, FIRST RESPONDER 4 s5774 Handsome Fighter (14) 58.5 94 J Fry 1 1s622 First Responder (7) 60 89 J Childs 1 357s Black Syrah (11) 58 87 D Bates 2 08s81 Stratumiss dw (10) 60 94 14 9807s Wicked Heights (3) 56 91 Race 7: ACCREDITATION, SIERRA MOON, DASHING TYCOON 5 7s70 Northern Woods (11) 58.5 94 M Rodd 6 405s Number One Star (6) 58.5 94 N Farley 2 Capital Zous (6) 58 88 M Rodd Jaden Lloyd (a2) 8 TAC Be Races Ready Hcp 6.30 Race 8: BEACHGOER, ZANCADA, TRAINTONOWHERE 3 82s8 Divine Honours (7) 58 97 C Newitt 3 440s4 Task And Purpose dw (3) 60 100 7 07s53 Redissent (16) 58.5 100 J Childs $20,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 58, 2200m 8 26549 Royal Monsoon (10) 58.5 94 D Moor 4 6526s Loose Lip Lloyd (4) 58 86 Ms C Puls M Cartwright (a2) 9 08s Siempro (9) 58.5 82 W Gordon 5 Pretty Boy (1) 58 87 B Rawiller 4 s9342 Aleda (6) 59.5 95 M Poy (a) 1 65623 Steam Roller w (15) 61.5 91 10 42 Soleil De Lune (12) 58.5 100 W Egan 6 50s04 Stinga (14) 58 90 J Childs 5 650s7 Leila’s Star cdw (8) 59.5 84 Ms L Lafferty (a2) 11 800 Twilight Zone (3) 58.5 81 M Carson 7 78572 Trotsie (8) 58 93 Ms R Mangan Ms L Lafferty (a2) 2 3318 Beachgoer w (1) 61 84 D Moor 12 6s588 Fiery Belle (4) 56.5 97 J Hill 8 22283 Fortyfivedegrees (12) 56 94 D Moor 6 15375 Rushin’ Rhonda (4) 59 93 B Rawiller 3 s0792 Speedy Jax dw (9) 60.5 87 Ms T Hope (a) EMERGENCIES: 9 9 Glazer (3) 56 85 S Tsaikos 7 231s6 Centaines Portrait (2) 58 91 Ms C Puls 4 71s53 Zancada d (2) 60.5 96 Jaden Lloyd (a2) 13 6s000 Runaway Rockette (17) 56.5 85 10 2480s Machali (5) 56 100 M Poy (a) 8 73s54 Courting Verity dw (5) 57.5 88 5 59108 Sivar w (16) 60 83 D Yendall Ms A Kelly (a2) 11 0s59 Miss Valletta (9) 56 89 W Egan Ms L Doodt 6 s74s0 Don’t Be Shy dwn (5) 59.5 73 J Childs SCRATCHED 14 78s99 Depths Of Blue (1) 56.5 87 S Payne 12 Shiny Penny (13) 56 87 W Price (a1.5) 9 — Delightful Scoop 7 90s88 Duke Of Oz dw (17) 59.5 82 1 Trotters Coaches Plate 3.00 15 s9099 Leica Rock (8) 58.5 85 C Caserta (a) EMERGENCIES: 10 s0656 Private Profit w (1) 56 85 Ms R Mangan 8 41623 Mutanaaseq (4) 59.5 91 16 58806 Hardway (5) 58.5 81 M Carson 13 600 Gatillero (10) 56 74 11 35s00 Consoling w (9) 56 82 Ms A Kelly (a2) 9 76444 Dariljon w (13) 58.5 84 L German (a) $20,700, 3yo & up Maiden SW, 2200m 14 776s0 Gunsablazin’ (2) 58 74 17 58855 Solodka (7) 56.5 91 7 Hygain Handicap 6.00 10 613s9 Ross’s Point cw (11) 58.5 81 K Bohorun 1 45474 Faltonius (3) 58.5 100 D Bates 3 Hygain Plate 4.00 5 Bet365 Handicap 5.00 11 74546 Eliabella (14) 57.5 100 J Fry 2 s7905 Illya (7) 58.5 93 D Yendall $20,000, Benchmark 58, 1600m 12 14842 Traintonowhere (6) 57.5 84 3 74s02 Magicain (8) 58.5 97 C Newitt $20,700, 4yo & up Maiden SW, 1200m $20,000, Class 1, 1200m 1 8s873 Accreditation twb (8) 62.5 96 B Rawiller Ms T Bull (a3) 4 60877 Pacific Crest (4) 58.5 96 W Gordon 1 43s66 Don’t Matter (2) 58.5 100 Ms C Hall 1 s178s 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The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 SPORT 21 Dortmund, Bayern set up blockbuster FOOTBALL a minute’s silence for those who have Hinteregger’s first goal, on 52 minutes, range in the 22nd minute and scored the died from Covid-19, went largely without appeared a consolation but he headed in winner three minutes before halftime as BERLIN — Bayern Munich and chances until the 31st minute when a second soon after, only for Davies to net Ferencvaros extended their lead over Borussia Dortmund both produced Guerreiro slotted in at the far post. after confusion in Frankfurt’s backline. Fehervar to six points with a game in hand. battling wins yesterday to set up a Dortmund were then on the back foot Hinteregger’s up-and-down game was Meanwhile, Portugal’s Primeira Liga will blockbuster clash between the Bundesliga but sealed the victory on the break when completed with a bizarre own goal. see a flurry of games when it resumes, title challengers this week. substitute Jadon Sancho set up Hakimi “It was one of the nicest own goals I’ve with matches to be played almost every The pair meet behind closed doors in on 78 minutes while Wolfsburg’s Felix scored,” Hinteregger joked. day, according to a new fixture list released Dortmund on Wednesday (NZ time) with Klaus was later dismissed for a studs-up Gladbach were supported by thousands yesterday. leaders Bayern four points ahead with challenge. of cardboard cut-outs in their game but it The championship will restart on June 3, seven games left. However, Dortmund were left hoping did not help initially as Havertz clipped with Portimonense against Gil Vicente and Raphael Guerreiro and Achraf Hakimi Mats Hummels would be fit to face in following a neat Leverkusen move. Famalicao hosting leaders Porto. scored in Dortmund’s hard-fought 2-0 win former club Bayern in Wednesday’s Marcus Thuram levelled in style after The 25th round of matches will continue at Wolfsburg as the Bundesliga played crunch title clash. the break but Leverkusen were soon over the following three days, with second- its second round of fixtures without fans The centreback did not come out for awarded a debatable penalty, which placed Benfica at home to Tondela on June following the coronavirus suspension. the second half and Dortmund sporting Havertz converted for his fourth goal in 4. Bayern then beat Eintracht Frankfurt director Michael Zorc said: “Mats two games before Sven Bender made the After a rest day on June 8, the following 5-2 at home in the day’s late game. Leon Hummels has problems with his Achilles game safe late on. round of matches will be spread over five Goretzka, Thomas Mueller and Robert tendon. He has had this for some time Bremen’s Leonardo Bittencourt netted days from June 9 to June 13. Lewandowski had the hosts cruising now, even in training. But we hope that with a fine finish from just outside the Subsequent rounds will also be spread but two Martin Hinteregger goals cut he will be able to play (against Bayern).” penalty area on 19 minutes against over four to six days, with just a single rest the deficit before Alphonso Davies and Bayern were on top from the off Freiburg. day in between each, until July 21 when the Hinteregger’s own goal settled matters. against Frankfurt at an echoey Allianz The win left Florian Kohfeldt’s penultimate round will be complete. Kai Havertz again scored twice in a Arena with Lewandowski striking the Bremen just two points behind Fortuna The league will announce the dates and 3-1 away success as Bayer Leverkusen bar. Dusseldorf in the relegation playoff spot. order for the 34th and final match day at a went above opponents Borussia It was not long before Mueller ran later stage when it is clear which teams are Monchengladbach into third. down the left and crossed for Goretzka to • The Hungarian league became the still fighting for the title, European places or Second-bottom Werder Bremen won fire into the roof of the net. Mueller made latest to restart as leaders Ferencvaros to avoid relegation. 1-0 at Freiburg — their first league win it 2-0 on 41 minutes when he finished came from behind to beat Debrecen 2-1 Porto lead the 18-team table with 60 since mid January — and bottom side off a cross by Davies. Lewandowski then yesterday. points from 24 matches, one ahead of Paderborn drew 1-1 with Hoffenheim. headed in his 27th league goal early in Adam Bodi gave Debrecen a 13th-minute bitter rivals Benfica, with Braga a further 13 Dortmund’s game, which began with the second half. lead but David Siger levelled from close points adrift in third. — DPA/AAP Cheika says he should No toothpaste gaffe this time have quit in early 2019 in dugout debut RUGBY lost nine of their 13 test matches and some FOOTBALL suggested Cheika should be sacked. FORMER Wallabies coach Michael The former Waratahs coach added that BERLIN — Augsburg won 3-0 at sliding Schalke in Cheika has said he should have quit the while he did not agree with the decision to the Bundesliga today as coach Heiko Herrlich made job in early 2019 after Rugby Australia (RA) appoint Johnson, he had felt he could get a victorious debut in the dugout after a trip to buy brought in Scott Johnson as director of the team to perform well enough to clinch toothpaste ruled him out of last weekend’s game. rugby and introduced a three-man selection their third World Cup title in Japan. Herrlich, appointed in March, took charge of an panel. “I loved Australian rugby and I thought I Augsburg match for the first time, having sat out the Cheika stayed in the job until the World could do it,” Cheika said. 2-1 home loss to Wolfsburg after breaking quarantine Cup in Japan that year and quit after the “I believed I could get the players by going out to buy toothpaste. Wallabies were thrashed 40-16 by England together and I didn’t want to let the players RB Leipzig also got back to winning ways after in the quarterfinals. and the supporters down. three draws with a rampant 5-0 win at strugglers The 53-year-old told Britain’s The Times “I tried to manage it the best way I could Mainz, moving to third and reigniting their title hopes. newspaper on Sunday he should have without being out of order. Mainz are 15th and now just three points above stood down earlier, because he felt that “If you cause turbulence at that point, Fortuna Dusseldorf, who occupy the relegation playoff Rugby Australia’s management had lost everyone feels it and I didn’t need everyone spot. Dusseldorf could have closed the gap by more confidence in him. to feel the turbulence in the team. but for two late Cologne goals in a 2-2 draw. “In a footy team there can only be one “You have to deal with it internally.” • In Minsk, BATE Borisov scored in added boss, that’s all there is to it,” Cheika said. Cheika ended his tenure after the World time of extra time to beat Dinamo Brest 1-0 in the “I should have left because that shows Cup, saying he had virtually no relationship Belarusian Cup final. With the tie seemingly heading they didn’t trust me any more.” with RA chief executive Raelene Castle and for penalties, Zakhar Volkov struck with just over 20 RA appointed Johnson following a review chairman Cameron Clyne, who have both seconds of stoppage time left to secure his side a into the Wallabies’ 2018 season when they since resigned. — AAP MICHAEL CHEIKA record fourth cup success. — DPA/PA V’landys wants the Warriors allowed to NRL crowds back

RUGBY LEAGUE “And I am not saying by Ed Jackson, AAP capacity crowds. I have to sign players on loan stress capped crowds. That GOLD COAST — Rugby is one way you can reward RUGBY LEAGUE A request for permission to Cameron George said last week league boss Peter V’landys the members that have stuck by Ed Jackson, AAP get loan players from Australian that loaning players made sense, has set another ambitious firm.” clubs was denied last weekend given the club’s situation. target for the game ahead of V’landys says getting crowds GOLD COAST — The Warriors but NRL head of football Graham “To simply say we’ve still got 28 the NRL’s resumption, saying at games is the “last puzzle” will be able to sign players on Annesley confirmed on Saturday (fit) players (isn’t right); they can’t he wants crowds in stadiums in managing the competition loan after being given the all-clear an exception had been granted. all play front row,” George said. from July 1. during the Covid-19 pandemic. from the NRL. Loan players are against normal The Warriors’ struggles With his goal of getting Potential attendances would With the club now based on NRL rules but the Warriors’ prompted Cronulla legend Paul the NRL back under way by depend on the size of venues, the New South Wales Central exceptional circumstances forced Gallen to say he would come out May 28 set to be realised on with V’landys conceding social Coast following a 17-day stay in the issue to be considered by the of retirement to ease the club’s Thursday, when Brisbane distancing regulations will Tamworth to avoid quarantine ARL Commission. prop crisis if he received a call. host Parramatta at Suncorp play a role in just how many restrictions during the Covid-19 “It’s initially for up to four Several rival players have also Stadium, the ARL Commission people will be allowed in. crisis, the Warriors are struggling weeks until the Commission lent their support to the Warriors. chairman is hoping to get “In ANZ you might be with injuries after utility back considers approving the concept “They have sacrificed a lot to try fans at grounds in just over a able to get 20,000 with Adam Keighran became the third for all clubs,” Annesley told AAP. to get our job and game up and month. social distancing, whereas player to join an already full The news will be welcomed by running,” Canterbury prop Dylan “You are allowed so many somewhere like Kogarah you casualty ward last week. the Warriors, who were facing the Napa said. people so we will start looking might get 5000,” he said. The main worry is in their prospect of calling on development “We can’t thank them enough. at that with the biosecurity “I am only guessing these middle, where Leeson Ah Mau players for their Round 3 match “When it comes to injuries measures in the coming figures, but it is absolutely (pectoral), Jazz Tevaga, Bunty against St George Illawarra, or and all that, I think we should weeks,” V’landys told News on the radar. That is the next Afoa and Jackson Frei (all knees) playing players out of position. definitely be trying to help them Corp Australia. challenge.” have suffered major injuries. Warriors chief executive out, for sure.” 22 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 Seams of gold in memories Hearing that Henry Maxwell had died, Paramore. They were all reserves in John Holms felt compelled to find an the Counties-versus-Australia game at old programme and a photograph that Pukekohe on Tuesday, August 20, 1991. conjured up warm memories of far- Semi-retired relief teacher John Holms off times. Older sports followers may found the photo and sent it by email from recognise many of the names he recalls. Australia to The Gisborne Herald when he learned of the death of former Poverty Bay AN August 1991 photo of four rugby and Counties prop and Pirates title-winning players prompted a rush of golden coach Henry Maxwell this month. reminiscences of people and connections. Holms was the editor of the match The photo shows (from left) Counties programme and took the photo after the prop Henry Maxwell, Australian midfield reserves of both teams had engaged in a back Tim Horan and winger Bob Egerton, friendly warm-down together following the and Counties loose forward Junior game. Holms sent his recollections of the game’s players and their connections from his home in Hervey Bay, Queensland. He and his wife Louise had shifted to the quiet tourist spot from New Zealand in 2006 to keep an eye on his elderly parents, who had moved there on the advice of a relative who said it would be good for their health. Pam Holms was asthmatic but lived to the age of 84. She died in 2008. Her husband, Grant Holms, died in 2011 at the age of 100. The photo of the four substitutes and the WINNING impression left by Henry Maxwell inspired John Holms to mine the fields of memory. The Wallabies were to play the All Blacks NUMBERS in a Bledisloe Cup match at Auckland’s Eden Park the following Saturday, he said DRAW No. 1962 in his email message. BONUS For those not in the test side, the Counties WINNING NUMBERS NUMBER game was the last opportunity to press their claim for inclusion in coach Bob Dwyer’s squad for that year’s Rugby World Cup 10 12 14 28 32 35 29 tournament, which Australia went on to win. Australia’s captain against Counties THE BROTHERHOOD OF RUGBY: Reserves from the Counties-Australia match at Total Lotto prizes $3,009,146 was fullback Greg Martin, who became a Pukekohe in August 1991 pose for a photo after their warm-down together. They are (from left) Counties prop Henry Maxwell, Australian midfield back Tim Horan (whose No. OF noted match commentator and a Brisbane PRIZE MONEY WINNERS radio presenter. Peter FitzSimons, who signature adorns the photo) and winger Bob Egerton, and Counties loose forward DIVISION was a lock against Counties, achieved Junior Paramore. The programme at the back of the photo is open at the page on ONE 6 winning Nos $333,333 3 prominence outside rugby as a Sydney which Henry Maxwell’s pen picture is printed. Picture supplied TWO Morning Herald journalist and historical 5 winning Nos $38,851 6 plus the Bonus No. writer. Both Martin and FitzSimons missed the Cup on its visit to Hervey Bay, a city Dick Glover – now Poverty Bay Rugby THREE 5 winning Nos $585 395 out on the World Cup squad. one hour’s drive north of Tim’s family Football Union president – was teaching FOUR Counties, coached by former All Black home town of Gympie in Queensland. there in the 1960s. Glover was Auckland 4 winning Nos plus the Bonus No. $60 890 hooker and captain Andy Dalton, included Tim Horan’s father Michael had only that Grammar first 15 coach in 1968 and ’69. FIVE flanker Andrew Fleming, son of opera year been elected as the state MP for Holms said he found it fascinating that 4 winning Nos $32 14,500 singer Malvina Major. Peter Curley, one of Toowoomba South. all these connections occurred in New SIX the props picked ahead of Henry Maxwell “Seeing Tim was visiting Hervey Bay, Zealand’s great egalitarian game. 3 winning Nos 18,870 plus the Bonus No $24 for this fixture, lost his mother to cancer the Grant sought him out for a signature using He recalled that after the Maori All Blacks SEVEN night before the match. the photo at hand.” played the 1959 British Lions, Sonny Rutene 3 winning Nos Bonus Ticket 205,245 Captaining Counties against the But the story didn’t end there either. came over and shook his father’s hand. Wallabies was halfback Tu Nu’uali’itia, who After World War 2, Grant Holms had “He had had my father as a teacher at Te would be selected for 1991 World Cup entered Wellington Teachers’ Training Karaka District High School.” giant-killers Samoa, Holms said. College and then worked in the Gisborne John Holms said his father featured in Playing No.8 for Counties that day was district for four years as a probationary the book Rugby Nomads by Bob Howitt army captain John Flanagan. The following teacher, at schools that included and Dianne Haworth. Grant Holms played year he was clearing mines in Cambodia, Mangapapa, Gisborne Intermediate, Tolaga for Bush when rugby commentator Winston WINNING NUMBERS work for which he received an honour from Bay and Te Karaka District High. McCarthy was their halfback and All Black 28 32 12 14 the Queen, and he was later in charge of At Te Karaka, he came under the Athol Mahoney was one of their loose the Mine Action Co-ordination Centre in influence of headmaster Doug Jillett. Later forwards. Mahoney supplied a “good Total Strike Pristina, Kosovo, removing cluster bombs as senior inspector of Maori schools, Jillett number of the photos” for Neville McMillan’s prizes $672,468 dropped in 1999 by Nato (North Atlantic arranged for Kiri Te Kanawa to receive her book Men In Black. No. OF PRIZE MONEY WINNERS Treaty Organisation) jets. education at Auckland’s St Mary’s College, “McMillan was a teaching colleague of TOTAL Also among the Counties reserves – where she came under the musical Dick Glover as well,” John Holms said. Four out of Four $300,000 1 along with Maxwell and Paramore – were guidance of Sister Mary Leo Niccol. In 1990, the Hervey Bay Rugby Club Counties stalwart and loose forward Doug Jillett’s son John, who went to Te hosted a Japanese club team who had Three out of Four $800 54 Errol Brain and future Karaka District High, a 75-year-old in their side. Grant Holms All Black lock Mark was course director was cajoled into playing because of that, Two out of Four $69 After World War 2, Grant 3490 Cooksley. All four were when in 1982 the and the following day Australian-based Holms had entered One out of Four Bonus Ticket 88,458 clubmates at Manurewa. University of Otago New Zealand journalist Robert Messenger As editor of the match Wellington Teachers’ introduced a course of checked on age records. programme, John Holms Training College and then study for an MSc degree “Bob Messenger’s brother Ron, was able to quickly in Marine Science. It incidentally, was president of the New organise two reserves worked in the Gisborne Zealand Rugby Football Union in 1976,” WINNING NUMBER was the forerunner from each team for a district for four years as a of the establishment John Holms said. photograph, which he probationary teacher. 10 years later of the “So next moment we have not only Bob 08 thought illustrated the university’s Department promoting this story but television cameras friendly spirit of rugby. of Marine Science. John turning up and Grant having to feature in Total Powerball prizes $6,315,628 The player profile on the programme Jillett was also in the public eye for his golden oldie tournaments either in Hervey page in the background of the picture says efforts to save beached whales. Bay or elsewhere, including Ballymore No. OF PRIZE MONEY WINNERS of Henry Maxwell: “Needs no introduction. Grant Holms was a former Bush Stadium in Brisbane. DIVISION ONE A player who has served Counties faithfully rugby representative, and while living in “He ended up getting an Australia Day Lotto Division 1 + winning Powerball No. Rollover 0 over the last decade. Big, strong and Gisborne he became involved – with the award. He became, at the age of 100, the TWO mobile player whose experience has a encouragement of good friend and Poverty oldest World War 2 veteran in the Wide Bay Lotto Division 2 + winning Powerball No. $0 0 positive impact on the whole side whether Bay stalwart Ian Shaw – in coaching area of Queensland at the time.” THREE he is on the field or not. Has had a new players who would go on to be members of Grant Holms turned 100 on February 18, Lotto Division 3 + $1454 winning Powerball No. 34 lease on life this season and his club form the Gisborne Pirates Rugby Football Club, 2011, ceremonially kicked off the season FOUR Lotto Division 4 + in particular has been very impressive.” until he moved to Auckland in 1952. That for the Hervey Bay Mariners Rugby Club, winning Powerball No. $114 66 FIVE “The story doesn’t end there, however,” was the year the Celtic and Kaiti City clubs of which he was patron, and died that Lotto Division 5 + winning Powerball No. $59 1117 Holms said in his email message. amalgamated to form Pirates. September. SIX “Following the Wallabies’ eventual Much later, Grant Holms laid claim to the The story of his 100th birthday and his Lotto Division 6 + $43 winning Powerball No. 1406 success in the 1991 World Cup, the title of oldest rugby player in the Southern obituary were carried by the Fraser Coast SEVEN Australian Rugby Union took the Cup on Hemisphere when he played golden oldies Chronicle, for whom he had been a regular Bonus Ticket + $15.00 15,043 tour throughout the nation and one of their rugby at the age of 86. contributor of reports of local rugby games. destinations was Queensland’s Hervey Bay. Another thread between that 1991 His Gisborne connections were with the

32591-01 “My father, Grant Holms, the patron of Counties game and Gisborne was the Holms-Chote and Watts families. The Gisborne Herald does not make any assurances as to the accuracy a local rugby club, met Tim Horan, who fact that coach Andy Dalton’s two younger of this information. Please check your tickets at a Lotto shop. was the sole representative accompanying brothers were at Auckland Grammar when CONTINUED ON PAGE 23 The Gisborne Herald • Monday, May 25, 2020 SPORT 23 McGlashen name linked to Gis Int FROM PAGE 22 “At Doug Jillett’s funeral in St David’s Presbyterian Church in Khyber Pass Road Grant Holms had become prominent in in 1965, the cantor was none other than education as president of the Auckland Kiri Te Kanawa, who at that stage was well branch of the New Zealand Educational credentialled.” Institute (NZEI) and, shortly before he John Holms had one last story with a and his wife moved to Australia in 1988, Gisborne connection. he was made a life member of the New “My mother, when pregnant with me, Zealand Parent Teacher Association (PTA). moved up to Auckland to stay at her “His involvement in NZEI was partly parents’ place in Mt Eden before my father due to the influence of Doug Jillett and shifted north from Gisborne. Gisborne Intermediate’s Ralph McGlashen, “She took a Road Services bus and both of whom were national presidents of sitting next to her, also going to Auckland, the NZEI,” John Holms said. was a teacher by the name of Eugene “They remained firm friends in Auckland Cheriton. where they resided till Doug passed away “He, I am sure, originally lived in in 1965 and Ralph passed away in 1975. Gisborne. For the 10-hour trip, my mother “Ralph received and he had a most the OBE for services engaging series of to education. He Eugene Cheriton used to conversations. When was chairman of the have tackle bags of coal she got off the bus at Auckland Education Greenlane she, being FIRST KICK: Hervey Bay Mariners Rugby Club patron and centenarian Grant Holms, Board and president and sawdust in sacks. He’d pregnant, had difficulty who taught in Gisborne, kicks off the season in 2011. Picture supplied of the New Zealand get players to run — with trying to move her large Education Boards sprigs on their boots — over suitcases from the bag Grammar (1957 to 1976), Cheriton He’d get players to run – with sprigs on Association. He had rack.” became a revered first 15 coach, counting their boots – over the bodies of teammates been headmaster of the bodies of teammates to Eugene Cheriton got among his charges Bryan Williams, the All to toughen them up, and get his charges Gisborne Intermediate toughen them up. out of his seat and said, Black great, and Chris Liddell, the White to run from the school up to Mt Albert from 1945 to 1954. His “Leave it to me. I’ll do House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and back before lessons. He used ballet son Don McGlashen it”, and hauled the bags Co-ordination in the Trump Administration. techniques to build speed. was on the Whakatane Borough Council out before climbing back on board the bus. Chris Liddell and his brother John Cheriton also coached the school for six years (1968 to 1974) and was It transpired Cheriton had a connection to played senior rugby for the Teachers club swimming and athletic teams, and his deputy mayor for his last year on the the Holmses. At St Patrick’s Silverstream, in Auckland in support of Cheriton, who stretches and training techniques were council.” he had been a classmate of Tony Bird, was the club’s senior coach. ultimately used nationwide following a John Holms said he understood that who married Grant Holms’s sister Jean, Karate black belt Cheriton’s training national coaching session in the 1970s. Doug Jillett had approached St Mary’s the sister-in law of the pregnant woman methods and fitness regimes were unique, “When Eugene Cheriton passed away,” College about a place for Kiri Te Kanawa whose luggage Cheriton had unloaded Holms said. Holms said, “two busloads of Mount Albert only after he had been turned down by St from the bus. Eugene Cheriton used to have tackle Grammar old boys went to his funeral in Cuthbert’s College. During his time at Mount Albert bags of coal and sawdust in sacks. Taupo.” 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. 30782-02 25 May, 2020 MIDNIGHT TONIGHT GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Tuesday Wednesday R May 26 May 27 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Tauranga 3 19 1 Hicks Bay 3 19 Te Puke 35 22

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Another trough Taupo showers 15 less than 30 Average for May 146.0 Brisbane fine 12 24 moves onto the upper North Napier showers 16 New Plymouth showers 17 To date this year 1041.9 Buenos Aires fine 9 19 Napier 1.5 30 to 59 Island on Wednesday, then 16 Palmerston North showers 14 To date last year 1083.2 Cairo fine 20 33 slides southwards over Canberra fine 5 15 60 or more Wellington showers 12 WIND km/h Hastings the upper South Island on Cape Town showers 9 15 16 Christchurch ne 13 Max gust on Sun 24 May NE 24 SWELL m source: Thursday. Meanwhile, the Delhi fine 29 46 1 Queenstown ne 12 RAINFALL mm © Copyright Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited 2020 e.g. S 1m SwellMap.co.nz ridge builds over the South Frankfurt fine 8 23 Dunedin showers 13 24 hours to 9am, Mon 25 May 0.2 Geneva fine 10 23 GISBORNE CITY Island on Wednesday then TODAY IN HISTORY To date for May 51.0 Hong Kong rain 26 30 TOMORROWmorning min 11 WEDNESDAYmorning min 9 THURSDAY morning min 8 recedes to the North Island Average for May 88.0 London cloudy 11 25 Mostly cloudy and max 16 Often cloudy, max 15 Cloudy periods, max 15 on Thursday. 1992 – Two depressions passed To date this year 221.6 Los Angeles fine 18 31 a few showers. chance of shower. chance of shower. near Gisborne toward the end of To date last year 305.2 Melbourne fine 6 18 Southerlies. Southerlies. S dying out in the the month. These contributed to EVAPOTRANSPIRATION mm Moscow rain 7 18 afternoon. over twice the average rainfall Daily average for past week 1.3 New York fine 15 24 Paris fine 13 26 GISBORNE REGION there. A total of 102mm of rain was TEMPERATURE °C FRIDAY measured at Gisborne on the 25th. Perth showers 9 17 Maximum 18.3 Singapore thunder 25 34 Mostly cloudy and isolated Often cloudy with isolated Cloudy periods, isolated Fine, late high cloud. Winds Minimum 10.8 showers. Southerlies. showers. Southerlies. showers. Southerlies dying mainly light. Stockholm fine 6 19 Grass minimum 12.0 Suva showers 20 29 out in the afternoon. BAROMETRIC PRESSURE Sydney showers 14 20 For the latest weather info including Weather Warnings visit At 9am 25 May (hPa) 1007.7 Tokyo drizzle 17 25 metservice.com At 9am 25 May (inches) 29.76 Toronto showers 17 30 RUGBY RUGBY INSIDE Cheika says he Cricket ...... 20 should have quit Football, league . 21 coaching job Rugby ...... 22 early in 2019, Rugby ...... 23 when he felt management lost SPORT confidence in Monday, May 25, 2020 him Memories of people and their PAGE 21 connections stirred PAGES 22, 23 Cuomo’s message to teams: Do it! NEW YORK CITY — New York Governor trending downward. governor said during a news conference watch sports. To the extent people are still Andrew Cuomo says sports teams in his Major League Baseball, the NBA today. staying home, it gives people something to state can return to their facilities for training (basketball) and the NHL (ice hockey) are “I believe that sports that can come do. It’s a return to normalcy. after a pause of more than two months. discussing the resumption of their seasons back without having people in the stadium, “So we are working and encouraging all The New York City area was one of with their players’ unions. without having people in the arena — do it! sports teams to start their training camps the hardest-hit parts of the US by the “Starting today, all the New York Do it!” Cuomo said. as soon as possible. coronavirus pandemic, but Covid-19 deaths professional sports leagues will be able “Work out the economics, if you can. We “And we’ll work with them to make sure and new infections in the state have been to begin training camps,” the Democratic want you up. We want people to be able to that can happen.” — AP HAMILTON OPENS UP Struggled for motivation, questioned his future

MOTORSPORT LONDON — Lewis Hamilton has admitted to questioning his future in Formula One during the Covid-19 lockdown. The six-time world champion said he’d had days when he struggled for motivation as he had waited to discover when the 2020 season might get under way amid the coronavirus pandemic. In a Mercedes video the Briton said: “I have days when I wake up and feel groggy, I don’t feel motivated to work out. I feel, ‘Jeez, where are we going? What’s next? Should I continue racing?’ “I think all these different things, and then I’m like ‘Damn it!’, and the next hour, or whatever, it passes, and I’m like ‘Damn! I love what I do! Why would I ever consider not continuing?’ ” Speaking during Mental Health Awareness Week, Hamilton added: “Mentally it’s really about ultimately feeling good about yourself. It’s about finding a way to make sure you love yourself. You have to really be able to love yourself and be comfortable on your own. “I’ve been really spending time trying to take time for me, making sure that I appreciate me, acknowledging things that you do well, acknowledging when you do well, acknowledging also when you fail and you don’t do it so great. It’s OK. And not being so hard on yourself, all these different things.” Hamilton, who is in the final year of his Mercedes contract, has the opportunity to equal Michael Schumacher’s record of seven F1 titles. And the 35-year-old said he was hoping to use the lockdown to get better. “If we are not improving and growing during these days then what are we doing? You’re obviously just wasting your time sitting on your backside,” he said. He added: “There are people out there that have these things going through their minds. You’ve just got to let go, find what it is you love and say I’m going to do it. I’m not going to let anything get in my way.” F1 is looking to return in early July with back-to- back races in Austria before heading to Silverstone, although the British event remains in question following the Government’s decision to impose a 14-day isolation period for people coming into the UK DAYS OF DOUBT: Six-time world champion Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton has admitted that during lockdown he from June 8. — PA has had days when he struggled for motivation and questioned his future in racing. AP picture Friend keen to extend his Roosters stay RUGBY LEAGUE by Adrian Warren, AAP this year, Friend recognises he might weeks. that they’ve been in.” have to wait for broadcast and salary cap “I haven’t played much footy in the Beaten in their first two games before SYDNEY — Sydney Roosters issues to be resolved before securing a past couple of years, so I’m pretty excited the hiatus, the Roosters resume their co-captain Jake Friend is confident he new deal. to get out there and string some games quest for a third straight title by playing can handle the gruelling revamped NRL “”I definitely want to play on,” Friend together,” Friend said. old rivals South Sydney at Bankwest schedule and wants to secure a new said. “I want to play all 18.” Stadium on Friday. contract. “Obviously with everything going on we He’s made the most of the enforced With all the recent publicity The 30-year-old hooker, who has racked don’t even know what the deal is for next layoff caused by the coronavirus surrounding former Roosters player up 246 appearances for the club, wants year, so my main priority at the moment pandemic. Latrell Mitchell plus Souths teammates to extend his senior career into a 14th is to get some games under my belt.” “I’ve been able to get some strength- Cody Walker and James Roberts, Friend season, after his contract expires at the He played at least 22 games for eight work stuff that you can’t do while you’re conceded there would be no shortage of end of the 2020 campaign. straight seasons before bicep and arm injured so it’s been really good,” Friend motivational fodder for Rabbitohs coach Injuries have limited the three-time issues limited him to just six matches said. Wayne Bennett. premiership winner to just five games in in 2019 and robbed him of an expected “I think a lot of our team have made “I guess there’s plenty of stuff to get the past 13 months. State of Origin debut for Queensland. the most of the time away. them fired up,” Friend said. With uncertainty over what funds NRL Friend isn’t fazed by the new draw, “Some boys have put on some kilos, “I think Roosters-Rabbitohs is always a clubs will have at their disposal beyond which has clubs playing for 18 straight some boys are looking in the best shape pretty heated game.”