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BIG CROWDS: The track drew 12,000 people to its fi rst meeting and this shot from a 1972 meeting shows the crowds kept coming back, a s t h e y d o t o d a y . The Gisborne Herald Speedway clocks up half ton fi le pictures It was 50 years ago today that what became the Gisborne Speedway Club raced for the fi rst time on the Awapuni Road track that has provided so much entertainment for Gisborne fans over the years. Speedway reporter and commentator Murray Robertson takes us back to look at the history of the club, ahead of a special race meeting planned for next Wednesday night to mark the 50th anniversary. t is 50 years ago on Saturday that the not large, some exciting dicing developed. Gisborne Speedway Club at its Awapuni “ e meeting also featured speedway Road raceway fi rst opened its gates to a motorcycles and TQ midgets. Napier’s Freddy Irace meeting. Timmo made ‘breakfast’ of the rest of the A special meeting has been organised for fi eld in the motor-cycle races.” next Wednesday night (January 6) to mark  e sport of speedway in Gisborne had the occasion. previously operated from a track at Patutahi,  e Eastland Group Speedway, aka Awapuni and before that at Showgrounds Park. Speedway, was opened on January 2, 1971, “Bill Northe organised an initial meeting at before a crowd estimated at 12,000, who the Sandown Park Hotel to gather support paid an admission fee of $1 for adults and 40 for the formation of the Gisborne Speedway cents for children. Club and the construction of a new track at  e Gisborne Speedway Club was known, at Awapuni,” said 50th anniversary organiser that stage, as the Gisborne Motor Cycle and Trevor Mullooly. Midget Car Club. Northe won the fi rst ever stockcar race at  e Gisborne Herald’s story about the the January 2, 1971 meeting in a 3.3 Cresta- fi rst meeting read: “ e crowd far exceeded powered Anglia, and was third behind the expectations, and parking facilities were taxed reigning New Zealand champion Kevin Freer as offi cials and traffi c offi cers handled the of Rotorua, and a driver from Napier, in the heavy infl ux. fi nal feature race of the opening night. NEW TRACK: What was once farmland became the new home of the Gisborne Speedway “Stock cars and production saloons had “After a decision was made to go ahead Club in the early 1970s, and after many hours of voluntary work, the track was offi cially opened on January 2, 1971. their premiere, and although the fi elds were there were many long hours spent at the site Continued on page 2 It’s your life, your funeral Why plan ahead?

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THe INITIaTOr: Stock car racer Bill Northe (pictured) organised the first meeting that got the new track project started, and it was appropriate he won the first stock car race on it. The Gisborne Herald pictures

Possibly the fastest track in NZ

From page 2 years of their lives, and helped a lot of families by providing a place where they by a large group of dedicated enthusiasts could be families together. including John Monk, Fred Phelps, Trevor “We pride ourselves on being a family club. Jukes, Graham Gooch, Gerry Huberts, Harry So this 50-year journey has been a really Hessel, Harold Ingram, Clyde McGrory, good one.” Terry Warren, Basil Te Aho, Graham Mullooly said the early seasons at the track Wahlstrom, Bernie Story and many, many saw many competitors from around the more,” Mullooly said. country come here, and at times some from early years: “Friends, families companies and small overseas. The Speedway businesses banded together to make this “Ivan Mauger, Bryce Subritzky, Ronnie attracted great project come to fruition.” Moore, Barry Briggs, Freddy Timmo, Ole international Clyde McGrory, the current club president, Olsen raced on the solo bikes, then you had stars like Barry Briggs(left), Ivan said speedway racing lost the ability to race the likes of Ron Kendall, Rod Coppins, Bill Mauger and Ole at Patutahi and they needed a new home. Hay, Dave Robertson, Steve Clare, Brian Olsen. “The Awapuni property was loaned to the Read, Myles Richardson, Allan Marshall, club initially by the owners of the farm it Ross Baker and Ross Decke in the saloons. was situated on,” he said. “Trevor Morris, Barry Butterworth, Dave “We eventually bought it from them.” Strickland (USA), George Tatnell (Australia) Mullooly said many hours of work went and Ron Wanless (Australia) came here into building a track surface and wall in their midgets, and in the TQ’s, Peter made of railway irons, railway sleepers and Duckworth, Tony Jackson, Selwyn Wooster the flags in an entertaining fashion in the “The track became faster, there were bluegum logs. and Warren Higgins. role he held for many years.” more car rollovers and the set-ups for cars “After they put up a large wire fence “In the stock cars we had some of the big The Gisborne club’s first New Zealand title changed. around the track, it was ready for action,” he names including Charlie Bernstein, Sam went to John Beckett who won the New “The track has been refined over the years said. Ferabend, Graham Peddle, Harold Ingram, Zealand Production Saloon title in 1973 to provide one of the fastest if not the The opening night featured stock cars, Trevor Jukes, Jim Page, Mike Beale, Bill followed in second place by Steve Clare also fastest track to race on in New Zealand.” production cars, bikes and TQ midgets. Northe, Brian Joel, Ron Mogford, Barry from Gisborne. The classes raced at the track today “Those classics have continued through the Hunter, Graham Venn, Stan Hickey and Bill “These production saloons were the include super stocks, stock cars, saloon cars, ongoing seasons to the present day, although Rigney to name a few. equivalent of our super saloons today. Since production saloons, TQ midgets, sidecars, the classes have greatly changing in looks “These are just a handful of the many then the club has had a good selection of mini stocks, street stocks, with other classes and performance over the seasons, and more competitors who have graced the Gisborne New Zealand champions and place-getters on occasions. classes have developed as the years have Speedway track over the last 50 years.” over the past seasons.” McGrory said next Wednesday night’s gone on.” Mullooly said Roger Petterson was the After a trip to America in the early 2000s, meeting would be a special occasion. McGrory said it had been quite amazing to first ACU Track Steward who controlled the the then club president Myles Richardson “Racing-wise, we’ll see at least 15 super see the way the club had developed over the racing aspects of the meetings. and the then track sponsor Joe Faram put stocks, perhaps twice as many, as the main past 50 years. “Roger was known as a very fair and forward the idea of banking the track. feature, and all other classes will be racing. “We started out with nothing and now we consistent steward who has been followed by “So after some discussion, work started “We’re inviting all past competitors to have a facility that is a million-dollar-plus men who have a task not always wanted but in August 2005 and the new banking was attend free-of-charge, to enjoy the racing, asset, for ourselves as a club, and for the who have done a great job controlling our ready for racing for the 2005/2006 season,” and afterwards hear a few speeches, share in people of Gisborne. meetings. Mullooly said. supper and catch up with old clubmates.” “Along the way we have helped a lot of “The official starter and flag man at the “From that moment forward, things • The Gisborne Herald will preview that 50th young people through the tough teenage opening meeting was Phil Walsh who waved changed as far as the racing was concerned. anniversary meeting next Tuesday night. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2021 3 PROFILE Dreaming of the ‘empty line-up’

A LIFE BEHIND THE LENS: Wainui Beach- Logan Murray is a name that has been synonymous with surfi ng in New based surf photojournalist Logan Murray has clocked up 50 years in contributions to Zealand since most surfers can remember but that recall is assisted by more than overseas surf publications and is in no hurry three decades of surf photography, as Logan explains to Mark Peters. to stop. Picture by Liam Clayton xploration of remote locations is sometimes populated with gnarly farmers.” a series of pristine waves as they unzip in Chris Bystrum’s book  e Glide —  e key to surf photojournalist Logan For trips to hard-to-reach surf locations, sequence. Such Pacifi c perfection is possibly Renaissance of Modern Longboarding. Murray’s life behind the lens. Most Logan often joins a friend with a six-wheel inconceivable to the many urbanites who can In 2004, he produced  e Surf Erecently, his pictures of peeling line- ATV and legal access through his work to only dream of the uncrowded line-up where Photography of Logan Murray, and is now ups foregrounded with a distinctively New farms and forests. the surf is watched over only by rocks, the working with publishers Potton and Burton Zealand coastal setting make up a 12-page “ e tray on the back carries our food, hot bush and the photojournalist. on a second book due for publication this spread and cover shot in high-end, coff ee water and camera gear and the roll-bars serve “It’s wave porn,” says Logan. year. table publication,  e Surfer’s Journal. as a roof rack for his boards,” says Logan. “We’re 50 years behind Southern California At fi rst, he had no desire to write stories Logan’s quest for surf locations to “We have remote-area surf adventures with and 30 years behind Australia for crowds to accompany his pictures. It felt like photograph often requires hard trekking, world-class waves.” and coastal development so I’m generally schoolwork, he says. But, motivated by the climbing, clinging, slipping and sliding. Logan chooses not to photograph shooting for a market of city dwellers whose realisation surfi ng magazines preferred the When we meet at his Wainui Beach home, sponsored or “hotshot” surfi ng identities surf environments are packed.  ey dream of whole package — words and pictures — he the veteran surf photojournalist’s legs are who provide many photographers all over the escape, of the empty line-up.” started writing and soon learned to enjoy it lacerated with blackberry cuts from a mission world with dramatic action in perfect waves. Brought up in Ruakaka south of Whangarei as much as he does the photography. to a secret spot at one of Mahia’s beaches. “If I shoot surfers at all I prefer more where his parents worked as dairy share- “When I look back at my early stuff I We sit at the table in his open-fronted dining underground, low-key people. I regularly milkers, Logan took up board-riding as a cringe. Writing wasn’t a natural gift with me and kitchen area at Wainui. Although the do lifestyle features and portraits related to 12-year-old in 1965 when his sister began but the more I did it, the better I got . . . and sea is across the road, and not visible from specifi c themes,” he says. dating a surfer. the more confi dent.” the table, the room brings to mind the “My chosen genre is the empty line-up “When he and his mates came in from a Despite his achievements in surf arrangement of a surfer’s beachfront hut using rural landscapes with farms, forest and surf I pestered them for a board while they photojournalism, work can be as in a tropical setting. A lounging cat pays no native vegetation to give a distinctly New warmed up before going out again.” inconsistent as the surf he photographs. attention to the two wild ducks who waddle Zealand look and feel. I want the reader to Six years later he got into surf journalism. To support his vocation he has worked as a up to the door, possibly for a look at Logan’s be able to almost smell the mud, sheep and  e then-18-year-old owned a camera and press photographer with  e Bay of Plenty war wounds. cattle dung so I might include cabbage trees lens but no car. Both items were expensive Times; as a travel agent; library assistant; “If you want the shot, you want the shot. and toi toi to give it that real sense of New back then, he says. To get to surf locations he and a forestry research technician trainee.  ere’s no room for lazy photographers. It’s Zealand.” hitch-hiked. Whatever job he had, it was to support too competitive,” says Logan. In recent years, high-end publications As of this year, Logan has contributed to his surf photojournalism, an increasingly- “I like exploring for waves and angles White Horses, and now,  e Surfer’s Journal, overseas surf publications for 50 years. He is competitive market in which he needs and compositions that haven’t been have featured his very New Zealand pictures. the fi rst New Zealand surf photojournalist to a point of diff erence. For the high-end photographed before. I still get up in the Last year, White Horses ran Logan’s piece achieve that, he says. publications his work has appeared in, dark to drive off and be somewhere remote, about the tribal surfers of New Zealand. His 1978, Punis Farm picture is said to he is mindful of presenting that point of ready for the dawn light.”  e pictorial included an image of an East be New Zealand’s most famous surfi ng diff erence for the mostly US and Australian To maintain a level of fi tness that allows Coast surfer with board under arm on a photograph, while he has been voted third readers. him to trek through challenging terrain, horse en route to the sea. And although best in Longboard magazine’s poll for “the “Now, waves have to be perfect,” he says. sometimes hang off it, and occasionally to  e Boardroom’s Tommy Dalton fl ies best surf photo ever taken”. “With fewer surf magazines left standing, wrestle with a blackberry bush, to take a along the face of a translucent barrel (and, In 2001, he was inducted into the New the competition is fi erce. Surfer magazine, photograph, he walks the beach, and goes on says the blurb, “breathes through his nose Zealand surfi ng hall of fame, his pictures the fi rst surf publication, set up in the a bike-ride every day. and keeps his mouth shut in the rural have featured in world champion wave-rider 1960s, folded this year. I’m competing with “I train for my photography,” he says. heartland of New Zealand”), Logan’s 12-page Nat Young’s book,  e History of Surfi ng, photojournalists from all over the world. I “ ese remote places are steep and spread in  e Surfer’s Journal focuses on and one of his pictures made the cover of have to be on top of my game.” 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD GARDENING

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off for a sunrise surf at Midway Beach. PicturebyBrookSabin/TairawhitiGisborne

Tairāwhiti is a top destination for surfers from around the world. A strong swell, consistent winds and wide-open beaches all line up to create some of New Zealand’s best breaks. Winding your way along the legendary Pacific Coast Highway, you’ll find secluded, breathtaking beaches around every bend so make sure you have your board handy to catch some unforgettable waves in the Land of the First Light. Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate or pro surfer, here’s a few of our favourite places to ‘hang ten’.

year with one main peak both left and Beginner right. It’s in the middle of Turanganui- a-Kiwa/Poverty Bay with great views of Waikanae/roBerts road Safe shallow beach often with small Young Nick’s Head. Planes fly over this waves good for learners. Waikanae Surf beach en route to the airport so you Club if you want to swim between the might catch a glimpse if you fly in to flags. It’s right along the new boardwalk Gizzy. — Oneroa Beachfront Cycle and Makorori Beach Walkway. There are free BBQs there to Untouched, picturesque and a wicked use and the Olympic pools, with showers spot to watch the sunrise while you are to boot . . . so you can spend the entire out there catching some waves. There’s day there with some good facilities overnight campervan parking available nearby. too. The southern part of the beach Makorori northerns gets plenty of surf and has some of the The northern part of Makorori by the most consistent surf in Gisborne. Keep houses is a good spot when there is a a look out for visiting seals in the winter north-east sea breeze, so it’s perfect for months. summer afternoons. With softer and smaller swells, this is ideal for beginners Wainui Beach and kids. There’s ample parking and a Consistent waves you can count on great area for a picnic or a snooze under throughout the year. Good variety of a tree. beach breaks, both left and right, and just beautiful barrels. Ground swells are more common here than wind swells. This ride interMediate can be quite heavy and dumpy so you could end up slammed into the sand if MidWay PiPe you get too near the shore. Lots of good A sandy beach break with heaps of places to access the beach so you can find Beautiful Wainui Beach is just a short drive from the city. parking. Midway has waves most of the yourself the perfect spot.  GisborneHeraldfilepicture 7 THE GISBORNE HERALD TRAVEL

A lone surfer at Makorori Beach (above). New Zealand Herald picture

Midway Pipe (above) is ideal for intermediate surfers.

Waikanae Beach (left) is good for learners. Gisborne Herald file pictures Have fun, stay safe The Island on a shortboard — depending on Pro weather conditions and your fitness levels.

Wainui Beach ToP TiPs World-class beach break, with sandy beach • Watch out for the summer sea breeze so get breaks and several peaks down the beach. out there early From barrels to hollows, waves come in fast • Breaks all have great potential so the trick and powerful here. Wainui can be a tough is to find the right spot for the tides and paddle when it’s big and packs a bit of power swell compared to other breaks. • The water can be cold in Gisborne so even Black’s Beach in summer, a wetsuit is good Black’s Beach on the Mahia Peninsula • Never drop in or snake delivers super consistent right hand reef • Never surf between the flags at a patrolled breaks onto a stunning black sand beach. part of the beach Waves crank here at least twice a week and • Never surf in the competition zone if there are best at low tide in a southerly swell. Just is a surf event on keep a watch-out for the shallow reefs here. • Paddle to the inside if someone is on a wave when you’re paddling out so you don’t get in The island their way A secret spot and a bit of local knowledge. • Only go out in spots that are appropriate Make friends with locals and see if they will for your ability share some tales about The Island with you. • Have fun, stay safe and don’t take yourself too seriously. Really for advanced surfers only, since it can Black’s Beach, Mahia, is pro surfer territory. take between 15-30 minutes to paddle to — Courtesy of Tairawhiti Gisborne Gisborne Herald file picture 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN Salvation in a vat . . . We are putting a fi nal end to the fossil because Europe’s three biggest oil and gas restaurant to serve artifi cial meat. through which you can see era,” said Denmark’s climate minister, producers, Russia, Norway and the United Next to burning fossil fuels, the biggest people in lab coats moving Dan Jorgensen, last month. What he Kingdom, are not members of the EU, and cause of anthropogenic (human-caused) between big stainless steel meant was that the European Union’s they are still in the business. But the latter greenhouse gas emissions is agriculture vats called bio-reactors. “ by Gwynne biggest oil and gas producer is offi cially two are now also discussing whether they — and more than half of all food-related  at’s where they make the getting out of the petrochemical business should leave some of their oil and gas in the G-G emissions come from producing meat. chicken. Dyer after 80 years. ground forever, which is a step in the right  at’s the hardest part of the puzzle to solve, It’s “cultured” chicken —  ere’s still more oil under the North direction. because people are very attached to eating real live chicken cells grown Sea off Denmark’s west coast, but the  is is how progress is generally made in meat and there’s no good substitute. Until in a solution containing government has just cancelled its next the struggle to stop global heating — one recently. all the necessary nutrients scheduled auction of oil and gas licences. slow step at a time, and maybe therefore too Now there’s plenty. Near Tel Aviv last and doubling in volume  ere will be no further exploration, and no little, too late. But last week saw something month, a burger joint called  e Chicken every day. But no new production platforms built. much more dramatic on what you might opened its doors for the fi rst time. It looks bacterial contamination It’s not quite as big a deal as it sounds, call the Food and Climate front: the fi rst pretty normal, except for a glass back wall from animal waste, no hormones and antibiotics to speed growth and slow 1470 the spread of disease, no land used to grow the chicken feed, no 130 ACROSS 56 Boxer's assistant (6) DOWN 42 Power (5) million chickens slaughtered every day. 1 Perfume (5) 57 Tramp (7) 2 Invent (6) 43 Death notice (8) SuperMeat, the parent company, is sticking 4 Pieces of shrewd advice 60 Beat about the bush 3 Courage (5) 44 Discern the presence of (6) with ground meat for burgers for now, but (6,2,6) (10) 5 Love god (4) 45 Argue over trifles (5,5) there’s no technical reason why it couldn’t be 11 Gulf (5) 61 Lazy (8) 6 Settle (7) 46 Rescind (4) chicken breast with the familiar texture and 14 Belittle (5) 62 Tall building (5) 7 Shiny garment decoration 47 Fate (7) taste of real chickens. And they’re currently 65 Courtroom trial (6) 48 Ebb (6) 15 Outcome (11) giving it away (to invited guests only) rather 16 Proof (8) participants (6) 8 Power lead (4) 49 Waterway (5) 19 Endeavour (7) 66 Singing bird (6) 9 Surgical cut (8) 51 Enfold (4) than selling it, because Israel’s regulatory 20 Unembellished (5) 67 Promote for sale (9) 10 Poignant (6) 52 Tense (7) authority has not approved it for sale yet. 21 Undercover work (9) 72 Dry run (9) 11 Protective escorts (10) 53 Connected (6)  at will come soon, but they’ll probably 24 Elated (9) 73 Strainer (5) 12 Vanished (4) 58 Corpulent (10) have to go on giving it away for a while 26 Hoarse (6) 74 Woollen fabric (7) 13 Dark syrup (7) 59 Single (5) because each burger patty costs around $35 27 Deal in (6) 79 Helpful (8) 17 Extra (5) 63 Side by side, equidistant to produce. But that’s down from $300,000 31 Separate (5) 80 Stall (4,3,4) 18 Willow weaving (10) and not intersecting (8) for the fi rst beef hamburger patty in 2013. 32 Savagely cruel (8) 81 Battle (5) 22 Faithful (5) 64 At rest (5) Ido Savir, CEO of SuperMeat, reckons that 34 Bigoted (10) 82 Initiate (5) 23 Schooled (8) 65 Envious (7) the cost of cultured or “cultivated” meat 38 Sly (7) 83 Highly amused (7,2,5) 25 Dizziness (7) 68 Fan (7) (the terminology is still evolving) will fall to 39 Part of the foot (6) 84 Get off pat (5) 26 Pilot's compartment (7) 69 Leguminous plant with parity with slaughtered meat in six or seven 40 Kiss and cuddle (6) 28 Charm (6) underground pods (6) years. 41 Celebrity (4) 29 Atom part (6) 70 Japanese garment (6) 42 Awash (7) 30 Ousts (6) 71 Restricting leash (6) It’s moving fast. Just the day before  e 45 Film music (10) 33 Stringed instrument (5) 75 Hubbub (5) Chicken opened in Israel, an American 50 Cheat (7) 35 Mournful song (5) 76 Biting insect (4) company called Eat Just got regulatory 54 Wet weather (4) 36 Racing toboggan (4) 77 Watched (4) approval to sell its cultured “chicken bites”, 55 Fashioned (6) 37 Continent (4) 78 Leave out (4) produced in a 1200-litre bioreactor, in a restaurant in Singapore. And back in Israel 123456789 10 11 12 13 Aleph Farms unveiled its fi rst lab-grown beef steaks last month. ( ey prefer the term “biofarmed”). 14 15 16 Aleph’s innovation is cultured beef that actually comes with the shape and texture of 17 18 traditional steak. (All the players can pass the taste test, because they are all working with 19 20 21 real beef cells.)  e process is designed for large-scale production, they’ve patented it six 22 23 ways, and they’ll do a pilot launch at the end 24 25 26 27 of 2022.  is is going to happen. All the promising 28 29 30 start-ups are attracting major investment from food giants like Cargill (Aleph’s 31 32 33 34 35 godfather). We are at the start of a high- speed global transition, at least for the mass 36 37 market, from born-fed-and-slaughtered beef, 38 39 40 41 pork and chicken to “cultivated” versions of the same meat. How fast?  ink 10-15 years. It needs to happen fast because meat and dairy 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 production alone account for almost 15 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. Vegetarianism and veganism alone will not 54 55 56 57 solve the problem because they still depend on growing crops on the land, and also 58 59 because people are very conservative about diet. 60 61 62  is is how to save the Amazon, where the forest is being cut down to grow the soy that 63 64 will feed the world’s cattle. In fact, this is 65 66 67 68 how to take half the world’s cropland out of production. 69 70 71 Rewild that land and we solve about six problems at once. We even give ourselves 72 73 74 75 a chance of cutting emissions fast enough to avoid driving global average temperature 76 77 78 above +2°C and unleashing hell on Earth. 79 80 81 All we have to do then is to fi gure out what a billion or so farm families will do for income instead.  at’s tomorrow’s problem. • Gwynne Dyer’s new book is ‘Growing Pains: 82 83 84 Th e Future of Democracy (and Work)’. Saturday, January 2, 2021 9 SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION

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To help promote events you are involved in, e-mail: [email protected] for a listing on WHAT’S ON the What’s On page, or [email protected] for a in Gisborne listing on the Tairawhiti Gisborne events diary. Saturday, January 2 $80Fam (2A & 2Ch). Any unsold tickets from ▶ YMCA: Breakaway Summer Splash, Room, PBC, 38 Childers Rd, doors open 7pm, the station half an hour before departure or 10am-3pm. See Jan 5. music 8pm, R18. Tickets+Bfee: $15 from ▶ Revive Festival (to Jan 4). Kiwiana music, Gisborne i-Site, 209 Grey St, ph 868 6139. ▶ Celebrate Magic. For ages 2-13 and a eventfinda.co.nz or $20 cash-only door sales. holistic health and well-being advocates, yoga See www.gcvr.org.nz caregiver; a family-friendly show where ▶ Soaked Oats. Dunedin-based four-piece and fitness instructors, local produce food ▶ Sunday Music at Matawhero. Neil Smoker Zappo shows tricks he has up his sleeve. indie-pop band. Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks stalls, camping or glamping. Featuring; solo musician with acoustic guitar and vocals. HB Williams Memorial Library, 34 Bright St, St, doors 8pm, music 8.30pm, R18. Tickets+ Jasper & Jane Hawkins, Nadia Reid, Matawhero Wines, 189 Riverpoint Rd, 1-3pm, 10.30am, free. Bfee: $20 from undertheradar.co.nz Witters, Barleycorn and more. Woodlands, free entry. Gourmet platters available. ▶ Speedway: 50th Anniversary Meeting, 1121 Back Ormond Rd, Jan 2 9am-11pm, Bookings essential: ph 867 6140 or Round 2 MTF Superstock Points Dash & Saturday, January 9 Jan 3 6.30am-11pm & Jan 4 6.30am-3pm, [email protected] Golden Oldies Stockcars. Come along for ▶ Earlybird Market. Pre-loved treasures, R16. Tickets+Bfee: $69 festival day pass, a great night of racing. Eastland Group home-baking, fruit, veges and plants. Behind $129-$189 camping pass, $10-$30 car park Monday, January 4 Raceway, 357 Awapuni Rd, gates open 5pm, the Gisborne i-Site, 209 Grey St, 6-8.30am. from eventfinda.co.nz ▶ Te Puka Hunting & Fishing Club: racing 6pm. Gate sale tickets, subject to Stallholder inquiries: Wendy ph 862 5860. ▶ SmashFest (to Jan 3). A family-friendly Hapuka Hunt, 5.30am-5pm. See Jan 3. change: $50Fam (2A+3C), $20A, $10Snr, ▶ Waerenga-o-Kuri Horse Sports. experience; 16 rock/metal bands, two stages, ▶ Revive Festival, 6.30am-3pm. See Jan 2. $8 5-15s, u/5s free. Come along for a great day; jumping, flat or fire and belly-dancing, medieval fighting, ▶ OSCAR Holiday Programme (to Jan 8). hunter classes and novelty or intermediate workshops, vendors and beachside camping. Activities for ages 5-13; include beach dig, Thursday, January 7 rings. 1678 Tiniroto Rd, Waerenga-o-Kuri, Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, midday Jan cycling, The Amazing Race and water fun. ▶ OSCAR Summer Holiday Programme, 7.30am-12.30pm, free entry. 2 to midnight Jan 3. Tickets+Bfee: Day pass YMCA, 447 Childers Rd, 9am-3.45pm, 9am-3.45pm. See Jan 4. ▶ St Andrew’s Car Boot Sale. Bargains galore. 12/over $10-$40, camping pass 12/over $45 per child per day. Register: Ph 867 9259 ▶ Arty Farty School Holiday Programme, Carpark behind St Andrew’s Church (access $15-$75 from eventfinda.co.nz or tinyurl.com/y3wtzh2j 9am-4pm. See Jan 4. off Childers Rd), 8am-midday, $5 per car. ▶ Arty Farty School Holiday Programme ▶ YMCA: Breakaway Summer Splash, ▶ Gisborne Farmers’ Market. Locally grown Sunday, January 3 (to Jan 8). For ages 5-12; fun, arts-based 10am-3pm. See Jan 5. produce, flowers and seedlings. Cnr Stout & ▶ Te Puka Hunting & Fishing Club: activities and cooking. Kids Creation ▶ Build-a-Band. Let’s jam. Smash Palace Bar, Fitzherbert Sts, 9.30am-12.30pm. Details: Hapuka Hunt (to Jan 4). Annual two-day boat Stationz, Turanganui-a-Kiwa Activity Centre, 24 Banks St, 7-10pm, free entry, R18. gisbornefarmersmarket.co.nz and beach fishing competition for anglers of 29 Carnarvon St, 9am-4pm, $30-$50 per child Friday, January 8 ▶ Tennis for players of all skill levels. all ages. Te Puka Tavern, 153 Beach Rd, per workshop. Register: See Facebook or Ormond Tennis Club, Hill Rd, Ormond, Tokomaru Bay, 5.30am-5pm. Boat fishing email [email protected] ▶ OSCAR Summer Holiday Programme, 2-4pm, ph 862 5741 or 862 5856. per angler: $50A, $15 12/under. Beach fishing ▶ Wa165 Steam Train Trip to Muriwai, 9am-3.45pm. See Jan 4. ▶ Gisborne/Tairawhiti Senior Surf per rod: $10. Sandcastle competition: Jan 3 1pm. See Jan 3. ▶ Arty Farty School Holiday Programme, Lifesaving Champs, 4pm. See Jan 8. 10am-2pm. Prize-giving: Jan 4 7pm. 9am-4pm. See Jan 4. ▶ Klang Dance. Auckland’s underground- Fish auction: After daily weigh-ins. Register Tuesday, January 5 ▶ YMCA: Breakaway Summer Splash, techno crew. Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, at Te Puka Tavern; Jan 2 5-7pm and Jan 3 & 4 ▶ OSCAR Summer Holiday Programme, 10am-3pm. See Jan 5. 6pm-late, $20 cash-only door sales. ▶ Celebrate Endangered Animals. For ages 6-10am. Details: Megan ph 027 430 0548 or 9am-3.45pm. See Jan 4. Sunday, January 10 [email protected] ▶ Arty Farty School Holiday Programme, 2-13 and a caregiver; hear stories about our amazing natural world and create a mask ▶ Revive Festival, 6.30am-11pm. See Jan 2. 9am-4pm. See Jan 4. ▶ Self Storage Gisborne Junior Race ▶ to celebrate your favourite native or exotic Simulation Day. Find a shady spot on a city ▶ Gas Guzzlers’ Breakfast. Check out the YMCA: Breakaway Summer Splash (to Jan 29). School holiday programme for animal. HB Williams Memorial Library, riverbank and watch junior waka paddlers cars on the Quay. Behind the Courthouse on ages 11-17; kayaking, surfing, stand-up 34 Bright St, 10.30am, free. prepare for the 2021 National Waka Ama Reads Quay, 8-11am. Rain, hail or sunshine. paddleboarding, swimming and a daily BBQ. ▶ Gisborne/Tairawhiti Senior Champs Champs. Marina Park, 10am-3pm, $2 entry ▶ Pa Wars 2021. Ngati Porou Inter-Marae Olympic Pool/Midway Beach, 10am-3pm, (to Jan 9). Find a shady spot on the beach fee per paddler to the club team manager. Sports Festival with a fun, relaxed and safe free. Register, limited spaces: YMCA, and watch the surf lifesaving seniors; u15 to Register: Email [email protected] environment for whanau to celebrate family 447 Childers Rd or ph 867 9259. open, compete in various events in the build- ▶ Lions Express Train Rides, 11am-3pm. values and kinship. Ngata Memorial College, ▶ Poverty Bay Blues Club. A selection of live up to the TSB Nationals. Midway Beach, 4pm. See Jan 3. 1 College Rd, Ruatoria, 8.30am. blues music. Dome Room, PBC, 38 Childers ▶ Live on the Lawn: The Walsh Brothers. ▶ Sunday Music at Matawhero: G’zukers ▶ Lions Express Train Rides. Take the kids Rd, doors open 7pm, music 8pm, $5 door Bring a picnic and enjoy live entertainment. Good Time Band, 1-3pm. See Jan 3. for a train ride around the playground. Starts sales, R18. Marina Park, Lawson Field Theatre Riverbank, ▶ Arthur Ahbez & The Flaming Ahbez: near the Gisborne Wainui Lions Junior Cycle 6-8pm, koha bucket collection for performers. Last of the Summer Wine Tour. New tracks by Park, Centennial Marine Dr, 11am-3pm, $2. Wednesday, January 6 If wet: Listen to MoreFM after 3pm. NZ-born songwriter of folk-rock and roll. ▶ Wa165 Steam Train Trip to Muriwai. ▶ OSCAR Summer Holiday Programme, ▶ Looking For Alaska: Light & Shadow Special guest; Auckland-based Joe Ghatt. Enjoy the scenery, bring a picnic or have a 9am-3.45pm. See Jan 4. Album Release Tour. Hamilton indie-folk Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, 7.30pm-late, cuppa on board. Leaving from the Railway ▶ Arty Farty School Holiday Programme, band with a mature, darker sound from core R18. Tickets: $20+Bfee from tickettailor.com Station, Grey St at 1pm, $35A, $15 u/15s, 9am-4pm. See Jan 4. members Amy Maynard & Aaron Gott. Dome or tinyurl.com/y4z95e2y