TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2020 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 RECYCLING PLASTICS: GRADE 5 ITEMS NOW ACCEPTED ‘Coolest airport in the world’ PAGE 2

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Among those celebrating the opening of Gisborne’s new $12.5m airport terminal yesterday were, from left, airport manager Murray Bell, Eastland Group chief operating officer Andrew Gaddum, Eastland Group business development general manager Alice Pettigrew, Trust Tairawhiti trustee Ailsa Cuthbert, Air New Zealand chief executive Greg Foran, Taha Rakau Stewart, MP Kiri Allan, Te Aturangi Nepia-Clamp (Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust), Mayor Rehette Stoltz, Stan Pardoe (Ngai Tawhiri), Eastland Group chief executive Matt Todd and Trust Tairawhiti chief executive Gavin Murphy. In front are Tiopira Rauna (left) from Te Wananga o Aotearoa and Eastland Group chairman Matanuku Mahuika. STORY PAGE 3 Picture by Rebecca Grunwell Cutting the rates pie by Alice Angeloni Mr Bell said at hearings about The ability of ‘NOT FAIR’: proposed changes to the rating lower income Back Ormond RESIDENTS who rely on their system at the Gisborne District earners to pay Rd grape grower own septic tanks and water Council on Tuesday. rates is central Doug Bell, who systems say a change in rates Mr Bell was one of more than to the council’s has been running which will see them contributing 100 submitters who did not agree review of how his own septic to the cost of services they with the council’s proposal to to “cut the rates tank and water don’t receive is “unjust and transfer 10 percent of the cost pie”, with a supplies, is one inequitable”. of water supply and wastewater report noting of more than Like many rural and semi- to the general rate, meaning all Tairawhiti has the highest level 100 submitters rural people near Gisborne, residents contribute to the cost, of deprivation of any district, who opposed grapegrower Doug Bell has a whether they directly receive the and the affordability of service a change to network of pipes and tanks on service or not. delivery across the region is a rates which his Back Ormond Road property, The four rural councillors “significant challenge”. will see them from which he has been supplying opposed the change in a vote This view was backed by contributing to these services to his family for 40 which was carried by councillors a submission from social the Region’s years. following the hearing. The development organisation water services. “I have no use of the service decision would be ratified at a Manaaki Tairawhiti. you propose to rate me on. I feel Sustainable Tairawhiti meeting on Picture by very strongly that this isn’t fair,” December 10. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 Alice Angeloni

You can now recycle Plastic For more on what can be recycled Containers for www.gdc.govt.nz 5 yoghurt, ice cream, and deli foods.

+ 35916-01 GISBORNE RUATORIA WAIROA Local News ...... 1-5 Business ...... 11 Classifieds ... 18-19 Racing ...... 27 Births & Deaths ...4 Opinion ...... 12 Television ...... 22 Sport ...... 28-32 9 771170 043005 TOMORROW National ...... 6-10 World...... 13-15 The Guide ... 23-26 Weather ...... 31 > 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 Green light for grade 5 plastic recycling GRADE 5 plastics, which include ice cream and yoghurt containers, can now be recycled through kerbside collections throughout the district. Gisborne District Council contractor Waste Management has secured a sustainable New Zealand market for grade 5 plastics that enables the kerbside collection of these products and drop-off at city and rural transfer stations. “This is great news for Tairawhiti and will contribute to a significant reduction of waste going to landfill in our region,” council waste minimisation facilitator Darnelle Timbs said. “Lots of commonly-used food items come in grade 5 plastic This is great packaging. news‘ for Remember to check Tairawhiti and the number will contribute typically found to a significant at the bottom of the container reduction of and if it’s 1,2 or waste going to 5, it can go in landfill in our your recycling bin.” region All recyclable —’ GdC waste product needs minimisation to be rinsed facilitator clean of food darnelle Timbs residue and the lids removed. Any product contaminated with food cannot be recycled and will end up in landfills. “It’s essential that we as a community recycle correctly to ensure we don’t miss any opportunity to reduce household waste. It doesn’t take long to rinse product ACCEPTING GRADE 5 PLASTICS: Kerbside collection driver Chris Wanoa and GDC waste minimisation facilitator Darnelle clean and will make a huge impact on the Timbs with a range of grade 5 plastic products that can now be part of your kerbside recycling collection or dropped off at city amount we can recycle,” Ms Timbs said. or rural transfer stations. Picture by Liam Clayton “The choices you make when you shop are also very powerful when it comes to Last year plastic recycling was limited Waste Management branch manager be given to local markets and we have cutting waste. Opt for items with the least to just grades 1 and 2 as there was no Michael Ayton said they had also secured confidence in this market into the future.” amount of packaging, or packaging that sustainable local market for other grades. back-up export markets for grade 5 in can be recycled.” Grade 5 plastics can now be reprocessed case the local market changed or became ■ For a full guide on what is recyclable, visit the This latest change comes amid in New Zealand into granule form as an saturated. council website and also check out the Ministry significant challenges for the global alternative to imported virgin plastic “However, this will only occur if for Environment website for tips on how to shop recycling market. granules. absolutely necessarily. Preference will smart and reduce waste this summer. Goody bag incentive for 50 Looking to buy Ruatoria Alzheimers walk early-birds and Tokomaru forests THE first 50 people to 10 carpark to catch a bus to the under, and free for children five THE Ngati Porou Holding Company Beyond being the landowner and register for the 2020 Alzheimers starting point. years and under. (NPHC) has an interest in acquiring the landlord, NPHC believes there is an Gisborne Tairawhiti Memory Buses leave from 8am and The Dementia Friendly Walk is Ruatoria and Tokomaru forests being sold opportunity to work together with parties Walk will be rewarded with a pre-purchased bus passes cost over 1.5km. by Ernslaw One. that are interested in sharing their long- goody bag. $2. Passes can be bought on the Walkers should gather in the Ernslaw owns 12,400ha of pine trees on term view. The event, on Sunday, day if there is sufficient room. Mitre 10 carpark from 9.15am, land owned by NPHC. “We want a partner that shares our November 15, is about getting Road marshals will be with the walk starting 15 Control of the land is being progressively vision for forestry,” said company chief people to go for a walk out amid available to assist but there are minutes later. returned to Ngati Porou as it is cleared executive Shayne Walker. Gisborne’s great scenery while no road closures. Entry fee is $5 a person, or by Ernslaw One and NPHC has been “The social licence challenges for forest raising money for a worthy Property Brokers will provide free for children under 12 years replanting the forest. owners, particularly with the wall of wood cause, and remembering those a drink station at the halfway old. The tally of trees planted so far is more that ended up on the beach at Uawa, must with dementia. mark (bring a water bottle) and Payment can be made at Mitre than 4000. be addressed. There are two walks to St John staff and a driver from 10 Gisborne or the Alzheimers “We take a long view to forestry “Ngati Porou see the opportunity to do choose from. Alzheimers Gisborne/Tairawhiti Gisborne Tairawhiti office, ph investment,”said NPHC chair Matanuku this through better forest mix and improved The Wainui Walk is a 9km walk will be on hand if required. 867 0752 Mahuika. forest management and harvest practices.” for the more serious walkers. Entry fee for the Wainui Walk As well as goody bags for “There are real costs and risks “Forestry is also a big employer. The walk starts at The Pines is $15 for adults (16 years and the first 50 entries, there will be associated with these particular forests, Retaining existing jobs and training those at 8.30am and ends at the Mitre over), $30 for a family of two prizes on the day, including for but also an opportunity for our people to interested in entering the forest industry will 10 carpark. adults and two children, $5 for the person who gets the most influence wood flow and ensure the forests be important and we have that experience Walkers can meet in the Mitre those 65 and over or 15 and sponsorship. are managed for the best environmental in working with and for Ngati Porou and cultural outcomes.” whanau and businesses.” LOOKING AHEAD Get your SPORTS Gisborne Herald • Doleman Cup 40-over club cricket continues home-delivered with OBR taking on Horouta and HSOB facing Gisborne Boys’ HIgh. • A look at how Poverty Bay-East Coast went on day 4 of the Freyberg Masters interprovincial men’s golf tournament. • It’s a Bledisloe Cup dead rubber but the All Blacks won’t be in cruise mode against the wounded FOCUS ON THE LAND Wallabies. TOMORROW SATuRdAy The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: Jack Malcolm/John Gillies To nd out more call 869 0620 e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 NEWS 3 ‘Unjust and inequitable’ for East Coast people

FROM PAGE 1 system, and would see it aligned with to water tankers was not fully met by interpretation of fair was different, the approach used for rivers asset the “user fees” paid via commercial but they aimed to be transparent and Manaaki Tairawhiti said the current management and flood control, a staff providers. consistent in the way they arrived at system had a greater impact on low report said. A Bell Rd submitter said he paid more their decision. income households, and encouraged the The proposed change would reduce than $3000 towards his septic tanks and “We need to decide how are we going to council to take a general rates system rates for lower value urban properties, water system annually, while another cut the one pie that we have,” she said. based on the capital value of a property. and have minimal impact on lower value submitter said she found it “unjust and The council received 182 submissions “It is more equitable and fairer. It rural properties. inequitable” for East Coast residents to on its five proposed changes to the would result in savings of several The proposal prompted debate pay when they had their own systems. rating system: the general rate, roading hundred dollars for those households on over a “user pays” philosophy versus Rural councillors opposed the change rates for forestry, wastewater, allocation the lowest incomes,” said a submission acknowledging that the region as a whole on behalf of their constituents, with Cr of stormwater, and the city centre from co-chair Ronald Nepe. benefits from effective infrastructure. Kerry Worsnop saying she continued to management and promotion rate. He noted there was very little Like others, Mr Bell said he paid for believe the policy was “neither fair nor Seven people spoke to their engagement on rating policy with the the consent and upkeep of his water transparent”. submissions at the council on Tuesday. lower-income households who were most systems, and paid a fee when he had his Other councillors supported the move While proposed changes to the general affected, and asked the council put a septic tank emptied about once every with deputy mayor Josh Wharehinga rate received the most negative feedback, higher value on people’s ability to pay, three years. saying it was about applying the “rates most submitters supported a proposal their material and financial hardship, However, a staff report into the kaupapa for the benefit of the entire to increase forestry roading rates, which rather than on a need to raise income. proposed rating system said the cost of region”. sought to make forestry companies pay The rating review aimed to provide maintaining the region’s septage sites Mayor Rehette Stoltz said it for road maintenance caused by the “greater consistency” across the and ensuring sufficient water supply was complex, and that everyone’s industry’s heavy vehicle use.

LARGE branches from a rotten horse chestnut tree fell on to two cars parked at the Taruheru River end of Grey Street yesterday. One of the vehicles was extensively damaged. Police, Fire and Emergency New Zealand and council contractors were called to the scene at around 11am. “It was lucky no one was in the cars or driving by on the road at the time,” a senior firefighter said. Police said one of the vehicles was badly damaged by the heavy branches. “It would probably be a write-off,” said police who attended. Emergency services stood by until council contractors Downer and Arborcare arrived to cut up and remove the limbs. “The road was blocked for a good hour,” police Park at your own risk said. The badly damaged car had to be towed away. The other car sustained BADLY DAMAGED: A car that took the brunt of falling branches from a horse minor damage. chestnut tree was badly damaged yesterday morning. The rotten limbs fell on to two cars parked at the river end of Grey Street at around 11am. Pictures by Liam Clayton A ‘truly Tairawhiti’ gateway by Andrew Ashton in good stead for many years to come. It “It’s a neat building.” is an increase in passengers and our has been future-proofed in terms of how Final touches to the building included planes flying to and from Gisborne. HUNDREDS turned out yesterday to big we have built it. We have a baggage carvings — titled Nga Tararere “It has been terrific to me to come back celebrate the opening of Gisborne’s new carousel now, which is exciting. Karangaranga a Hinehakirirangi — over from overseas and see the interest people $12.5 million airport terminal. “Of all the regional airports in New the main entrance. have in not only coming here for holidays, Iwi from across Tairawhiti, central Zealand ours has bounced back quickest East Coast MP and newly-appointed but also to live. and local government representatives, after Covid-19. Conservation Minister Kiri Allan “We are really thrilled with what we Air New Zealand representatives and “We are back to about 85 percent of acknowledged all those involved in the are seeing in terms of passenger numbers. contractors attended the opening. our pre-Covid schedule and that will two-year project. “While the borders remain a little bit Mayor Rehette Stoltz described keep building into the “This is a huge problematic, Air NZ is fundamentally a the building as the “coolest airport in summer, so it’s really development for Te domestic business, which fits exactly with Aotearoa”. exciting to have this This is a huge Tairawhiti that has our purpose of helping New Zealanders The opening was a celebration of building open and ready development‘ for Te come from the hands of connect with each other, and also a cargo collaboration and she looked forward to for the influx of summer many.” business (which is international and growing the region’s relationship with Air tourists.” Tairawhiti that has come Trust Tairawhiti domestic). NZ, she said. Mr Gaddum said it from the hands of many trustee John Clarke “But that (domestic) is our focus at The work was funded by Eastland was New Zealand’s most —East Coast MP Kiri Allan’ said the $5m grant the moment and we’ll just have to see Group ($2 million), Trust Tairawhiti sustainable airport. was the trust’s what transpires as we work through this ($5 million) and the Provincial Growth “The building is 100 biggest single grant crisis.” Fund ($5.5 million). percent self-sufficient. in its history and had Mr Foran said the airline was well Eastland Group chief operating officer We have solar power panels on the roof, resulted in a fitting gateway to the region aware its biggest competitor in domestic Andrew Gaddum said it was “an awesome we harvest rainwater off the roof, which — one that was “truly Tairawhiti”. travel was the car, meaning keeping day” for the airport operator. is all used in the building, and water is Air NZ chief executive Greg Foran prices affordable was a key focus. “It has been a collaborative effort with also recycled and used in our bathrooms said it was incredible to be able to open “That’s something we look at constantly the PGF and Trust Tairawhiti to get and toilets.” a regional airport of such high quality in . . . making sure it’s affordable for this built. We have built what we think The building’s rammed-earth walls Gisborne. people all around the country, including is a building that will stand our region were made from local recycled products. “What we’ve been seeing over the years Gisborne, is a real focus.” 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam

JONETTE Deaths KEREKERE 21.11.60 - 5.11.10 SIMPSON, Albert Edward (Alby). — Our Totara. Peacefully, on 2 10 years today. November 2020. Beloved husband of Tears still fall. Lyn. Loved father and Maemae in our hearts. grandfather. Memories we have. The funeral service Missing and loving you will be held at Evans always. See you at the Chapel, Ormond Road, Crossroads Mum. at 11am on Saturday 7 Arohanui, your mate November, followed by Jim, Boyboy and private cremation. Bryah, R.J. and Kam, - Evans Funeral Wally and Greer, Services Ltd, FDANZ Kata, Makere and www.evansfuneral.co.nz Warren, Kelly, and all your moko Book returns GOING WELL: The Local Advisory Committee for FENZ, formed earlier this year to advise on community-related fire safety including volunteer recruitment, have got the ‘thumbs up’ from the FENZ regional manager for how they are going. (From left) spotlight to Donnette Kupenga, Joelene Andrew, Louise Bennett (dep chair) regional FENZ manager David Guard, Alice Kibble and Molly Pardoe (committee chair). Absent Vance Walker. Picture by Liam Clayton pioneering New committee’s fire safety work on track women of by Murray Robertson one of the unique challenges facing the Tairawhiti identified is volunteer recruitment, and helping region. with that is one of our key roles. Gisborne THE Gisborne Local Advisory Committee (LAC) “Volunteer firefighter recruitment in this region “We will be connecting with our communities for the Fire and Emergency Service have begun is sometimes quite difficult, and we hope that the to work out how we can attract more volunteers, to “hit their straps”, says David Guard, FENZ LAC with their local contacts will pave the way for and will take that further in the New Year,” she THE Ambitious Gisborne Women regional manager. further recruitment. said. exhibition at Tairawhiti Museum in 2018 is The new committee will make a difference in “They have identified some key areas that “Fire safety plans in communities and back in a different format. terms of fire safety in the region, he says. affect recruitment numbers. For example literacy community readiness when it comes to things Exhibition researcher Jean Johnston has The Local Advisory Committee network was and numeracy can be a barrier, so too drivers’ like vegetation fires, will be another of our focus put together the information she amassed formed by FENZ earlier this year to represent licences, and they have ideas around how those points.” and her book, Ambitious Gisborne Women: community interests and the interests of areas can be addressed.” ■ Mr Guard noted that early indications point The Organisations They Established and volunteer firefighters. Gisborne LAC chair Molly Pardoe said to this being a big fire season for FENZ. Their Impact on Tairawhiti 1875-1920, is Mr Guard, who is based in Tauranga, attended the committee had formed a solid working “Hot and dry weather is predicted and we the result. It tells the stories of Tairawhiti Tuesday’s local LAC meeting and said afterwards relationship, and had completed a stakeholder really urge people to take out fire permits and to women in an emerging colonial society. the local committee was operating very well. plan. be careful around normal operations that don’t The book will be launched at Tairawhiti “All the LACs around the country are quite “Considering that we’ve had Covid 19 necessarily involve fire — things like machinery Museum on Sunday between 2pm and 4pm. different, but this group represent Tairawhiti, and which has delayed us somewhat, I feel we are operation in dry conditions. Hot machinery, The launch will be hosted by Mrs they are starting to hit their straps.” progressing very well. exhausts, the time of day with humidity and wind Johnston and Mayor Rehette Stoltz. Mr Guard said recruitment of volunteers was “As David said, one of the local issues we’ve can be the cause of fires.” “Our region has a rich history of strong, ambitious women,” said the mayor. “We should be so proud. I can’t wait to get a copy of Jean’s book to reflect on and celebrate those women,” she said. The exhibition of 2018 commemorated the 125th anniversary of women’s suffrage Radiology upgrade in New Zealand. In her book Mrs Johnston looks at most of the 213 Gisborne women who signed a petition in 1892 calling for universal Refurbishment will address ‘non-conformance’ issues suffrage. Further information could not be found by Alice Angeloni (having a thin tube changes required had caused the delay. on only a small number of women from the inserted for delivery of “Devising a way to meet the petition. MAJOR issues in Gisborne Hospital’s medication or dye). requirements has taken time and High profile women such as Lady Heni radiology department, including lack of Hauora Tairawhiti’s extensive staff input to options.” Materoa Carroll and suffragist Margaret space and “fluctuating temperatures”, board last week Space was constrained in the Sievwright feature, but the book profiles will be resolved after a refurbishment of approved the first two department and at the hospital, as many lesser known Gisborne women, the the building. stages of work on its radiology and other hospital services had organisations they served in, and how they Hauora Tairawhiti’s radiology radiology department, grown, and the refurbishment had been campaigned to better their community and department has been the subject of a at a cost of $317,590, and the board was partly dependent on other departments promote the role of women in colonial New number of “strong recommendations” told the non-conformance notice would moving out of radiology to free up space. Zealand. since 2014, with a radiology service be resolved when the refurbishment is The funding for the radiology Mrs Johnston took her title from the accreditation report in 2018 pointing to complete. refurbishment was first identified for the women active in the Gisborne Women’s “ongoing non-conformances” including The upgrade includes changes to the 2019/20 year but did not proceed because Political Association who were described in “fluctuating temperatures”. radiology reception area, improvements costs of the final changes proposed were the national media as “ambitious Gisborne A “major non-conformance” notice to the high imaging reception to higher than anticipated, and Covid-19 women”. warned the radiology department could accommodate a cannulation room, delayed progress on such projects. “What is abundantly clear is that lose its accreditation if the issues were two private bed waiting areas, and an “This year is now the first ambitious Gisborne women were willing to not addressed. improved patient waiting area. opportunity,” she said. take on leadership roles, to work to address Assessors said the main X-ray Hauora Tairawhiti radiology While the Hauora Tairawhiti radiology and solve practical problems to improve room opened directly into the waiting services manager Debbie Cordiner department had been operating under a their community, to raise funds, and were room, which could allow access by said the issues raised by International non-conformance notice since 2017, Ms dedicated in supporting the people of this unauthorised people, and said patients Accreditation New Zealand were known Cordiner noted radiology services had district,” wrote Mrs Johnston. were all waiting together in a corridor, to them and were symptomatic of a increased and service to the people of Those interested in attending Sunday’s which could be inappropriate in some department designed about 40 years Tairawhiti had been “enhanced” in this book launch are asked to RSVP to info@ cases such as a gowned woman alongside ago when imaging methods such as MRI time. tairawhitimuseum.org.nz or to ring 867- men or a pregnant woman alongside (magnetic resonance imaging) and CT A new CT machine had been installed, 3832. someone who had miscarried. (computerised tomography) did not exist. and the department was meeting The event is supported by Trust Assessors also saw ward patients, The department was now pressured to Ministry of Health targets. Tairawhiti, Margaret King Spencer Writers including those in beds, waiting in the meet the demand and standards of the A building consent was being sought, Encouragement Trust and Friends of corridor, and CT patients waiting in a current day, she said. and subject to contractor availability, Tairawhiti Museum. thoroughfare that was open to a view Ms Cordiner said space constraints, the project was likely to begin before from the corridor after being cannulated funding and the number of building Christmas. Police looking into incident involving cyclist allegedly forced off road, and high speed chase POLICE have inquiries under way into two cyclist was allegedly forced off the road by a car vehicle and are making inquiries,” a police “The pursuit was abandoned in Wainui Road vehicle incidents in the city this morning, one in Gladstone Road near Countdown. The cyclist spokesman said. because of the dangerous speeds involved. involving a close call for a cyclist, and the other a was not injured. Police said the vehicle involved The second incident happened at around “That vehicle was later located, and the high speed pursuit. was a green-coloured Toyota, driven by a woman. 10.40am. It involved a red-coloured Holden and passenger in it was arrested. We are still seeking The first happened at around 10.15am when a “We have the registration number of the started in Palmerston Road near Bright Street. the driver.” The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 NEWS 5 Restoring Te Wherowhero Lagoon work boosted by iwi, council partnership

THE ongoing restoration of Te Wherowhero Lagoon is moving to a new level through the Tairawhiti Economic Support Package Redeployment Programme. Rongowhakaata and Ngai Tamanuhiri have partnered with Gisborne District Council to have 14 cadets working full- time at the lagoon while also learning tikanga Maori and more. The lagoon is of cultural and historical significance. It is the resting place of the Horouta waka and is home to the endangered New Zealand dotterel and one of just two resting places for the bar-tailed godwit, which travels from Alaska each year. SO MUCH TO LEARN: The cadets who are helping to restore Te Wherowhero Lagoon get so much from Rongowhakaata Iwi For local iwi, it is also a pataka kai Trust taiao fieldwork lead Soraya Pohatu (far left) who has worked tirelessly to restore the area for more than 20 years. (traditional food cupboard). Picture by The Black Balloon Cadets were welcomed at Muriwai Marae before being taken to the lagoon “Plants are just the vessel — they Ngai Tamanuhiri kaihatu (leader) will affect five others and then all of a for a history lesson from Rongowhakaata aren’t the reason we do this.” Doug Jones says the project is a good sudden we have a community who is a historian Jody Wyllie. It is more about maintaining the Treaty partnership between those who lot more mindful about what we do. They also heard from Rongowhakaata traditional activities that go with the want to keep the lagoon in its special “Nature has a way of connecting us. Iwi Trust taiao fieldwork lead Soraya plants. state and restore it further. She teaches us all the lessons. We just Pohatu, who has worked tirelessly to “It is the stories and the history that “Partnership between iwi and the need to look, listen and learn.” restore the area for more than 20 years. go with the plants and their connection.” council is something we are both Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust general “This was my introduction to For the restoration of this special piece constantly working on, and that is a good manager Amohaere Houkamau is the environment,” says Soraya. “Te of land, Soraya says other things need to sign. pleased to see the restoration work begin Wherowhero unfortunately fell prey to happen like trapping and releasing and “One of the biggest benefits Covid has because of the “huge cultural and historic the unruly behaviour of members of the she dreams of that success. provided in our district significance” to both iwi. public who started to use it as a dumping “I have grown up able is that we have stopped “We also recognise the world-renowned ground. to go to Te Wherowhero Nature has a way worrying about the biodiversity of Te Wherowhero and its “In 1998 we started a conversation and catch flounder and little things and started surroundings, and are committed to about what we could do to celebrate whitebait but now those of‘ connecting us. collaborating for the protecting this,” says Amohaere. “I would the millennium. We were keen not just areas are in extreme She teaches us all greater good.” like to see local iwi approached in the to have a celebration but do something trouble. the lessons. We just The work being done at first instance and we could then engage significant to mark this event. The “It is about getting Te Wherowhero will also the local council and other stakeholders restoration of Te Wherowhero was borne people to think differently need to look, listen bring a wider benefit. to work with us, on restoring and out of that.” about how they engage in and learn “Having people on the protecting our sites of significance.” She doesn’t consider herself an their spaces, their leisure, —Iwi’ trust taiao ground who will not just Council kaitiaki project manager environmentalist although others do. work and food gathering fieldwork lead keep it tidy and do that Oriana Rojas reiterates the wider “For me, as an uri (descendant) of practices. They need to Soraya Pohatu mahi, but also pick up benefits of iwi and the local body Tamanuhiri and Rongowhakaata, I take into consideration skills along the way, is working together. am born with that role. I am not a that whatever they do great. That could light “It is an amazing opportunity for the landowner, even though I am. will have impact on the a fire in them that they cadets to learn so much.” “Through my whakapapa I have a environment.” may want to continue so it will create connection to the whenua (land) and a The programme is bringing that opportunities for them too. The $23.755m Redeployment Programme responsibility to be an active guardian. holistic learning to the cadets “The added value for them is the is funded through the Ministry of Business, It is a taonga (treasure) handed down involved — nine of who whakapapa to richness of the connection they are about Innovation and Employment, administered by through the generations from our tipuna Rongowhakaata or Ngai Tamanuhiri. to make with this site.” the Provincial Development Unit and managed (elders) that we are obliged to tiaki (care The cadets will work alongside iwi That was reiterated by Soraya, who by Gisborne District Council. All those on the for).” and are employed through Recreational said she hoped to be growing the next lot programme go through the Ministry of Social Her words give insight to the depth Services as part of the kaitiaki project, of environmentalists. Development. So far 236 people have been the cadets on the new programme will one of five that form the redeployment “I want a succession plan. For every redeployed across the programme, exceeding experience. programme. person you have an effect on, they the initial goal of 220. Convicted fraudster Good night for firefighters back to his old ways by Murray Robertson The forecast rain, heavy at times, has generated A CONVICTED fraudster who is on home purchases totalling $2106 (about half the a heavy rain warning from the MetService that detention for scamming a woman of her amount he scammed during the October THERE was not a single fireworks-related fire remains in place into tomorrow. credit card details last October has pleaded offending). callout for the region’s firefighters last night It comes with strong north-easterly winds, gusty guilty to 16 fresh offences arising from In 2016, Hall was jailed for three years and they hope the good and sensible behaviour at times. similar offending in February this year. and four months for sophisticated online continues. “The rain tonight will certainly slow things down Jake Hall, 23, entered his pleas this week banking fraud — involving 70 offences and “It was a very quiet night in the city,” a Gisborne a bit, but it will also dampen down drying-out in front of Gisborne District Court Judge $260,000 — he committed the year before, senior firefighter said this morning. vegetation across the district,” Mr Dever said. Warren Cathcart, who further remanded aged 17. “We had no fireworks-related calls last night and “Especially the vegetation in the dune areas him on bail for sentence on December 18. Ahead of his sentencing Hall breached hopefully that continues. along our beaches.” The judge warned Hall any offending simple bail several times, including by “Well done the public so far.” Firefighters have repeated their plea for people while on bail would likely see it revoked. continuing the fraud. He was also charged Principal Rural Fire Officer Ray Dever said there to take care with their crackers, let them off in a Hall was jailed by Judge Cathcart in May for firearm and drug offences. He was were no fireworks calls for the volunteer brigades safe area, one at a time, keep a bucket of water or this year for the October offending. granted electronically-monitored bail but in rural areas across Tairawhiti either last night. a hose handy and be mindful of pets — yours and But an appeal was narrowly granted by breached it by being in possession of “Nothing at all, so we are rapt with things so far. those of your neighbours. the High Court in July, with the remainder cellphones after which he was remanded in The public behaviour has been excellent.” Mr Dever said Fire and Emergency New Zealand of the sentence converted to seven months custody by consent. Mr Dever said the rain expected tonight and into would respond where needed tonight and in home detention, which Hall is still serving. He was released from prison in tomorrow will no doubt put a bit of a dampener subsequent nights during the season. The February offending, similarly to that September 2018 but committed the on the main night of Guy Fawke’s around the “Hopefully though, people continue to be careful, last year, involved Hall obtaining a woman’s offending in October last year while on region. sensible and act responsibly.” bank card details and using them for parole. 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 Fireworks-related injuries costly WELLINGTON — Taxpayers have people or structures,” O’Donoghue says. quarter suffered injuries. footed a bill worth nearly $2 million over “This is dangerous behaviour and “Another way to ensure welfare of not the past decade on fireworks-related creates a high degree of risk for our only horses, but all companion animals, injuries, ACC data shows. communities. We’d like to not have a is to attend controlled public fireworks There have been 2710 active claims repeat of that this Guy Fawkes.” displays rather than using fireworks at between 2010 to 2019, the injuries It comes as the SPCA is urging Kiwis home,” Midgen says. coming to a cost of $1.96m to help Kiwis to consider animals, large and small, this PD Insurance’s six steps to keep pets recover. Guy Fawkes night. safe over Guy Fawkes The majority of those injuries — Each year, the animal welfare service •฀1)฀If฀you฀plan฀on฀having฀fireworks฀ 61 percent — were for burns (burn, receives dozens of calls about fireworks, post a notice in neighbourhood online corrosive injury, scald). including animal injuries, missing pets, groups or distribute a leaflet so your And in 2019, there were 211 active ACC frightened animals, and sometimes neighbours know. claims which came at a cost of $325,819 abuse. •฀2)฀Create฀a฀safe฀pet฀space฀inside฀ — the highest cost for fireworks-related The SPCA has long called for a ban that’s dark, enclosed and filled with injuries over the past 10 years. on the private sale and use of fireworks. comforting things. Fire and Emergency New Zealand They are on sale between Monday, •฀3)฀Help฀your฀pet฀relax฀with฀ (FENZ) are hoping for a less eventful Guy November 2 and today. distractions, treats or calming sprays/ Fawkes than last year, national adviser Meanwhile, FENZ prefers Kiwis attend wraps. fire risk management Todd O’Donoghue professionally-run public firework •฀4)฀Try฀to฀stay฀calm,฀even฀though฀ says. displays than having their own. it’s distressing to see your pet upset Between November 2 and November 9, People should speak with neighbours and฀scared.฀•฀5)฀There’s฀always฀a฀risk฀ 2019, FENZ crews attended 237 fireworks- before igniting any of their own fireworks, your animal may bolt so ensure they’re related callouts — the highest number for SPCA chief executive Andrea Midgen microchipped and tagged with your the corresponding period since 2015. says. contact details. “We saw large fires caused by It comes after a recent survey found •฀6)฀Always฀keep฀your฀dog฀on฀a฀lead฀ fireworks in Palmerston North and 35 percent of horse guardians reported during this period, unless inside, and GUY FAWKES: FENZ prefers Kiwis attend Auckland, as well as incidents of people them breaking through fences in try to walk them in the morning of Guy professionally-run public firework displays rather than shooting fireworks from cars and at response to fireworks, more than a Fawkes. having their own. Tensions high at MIQ facility Workers speak out over running of managed isolation

CHRISTCHURCH — Worried staff at a hotel where two workers contracted Covid-19 have spoken out about their ‘Get with the concerns over how the managed isolation facility is being run. Two workers tested positive for programme’ Covid-19 after contact with Russian and Ukrainian mariners staying at the Sudima Airport Hotel in Christchurch. WELLINGTON — Using the NZ Covid Tracer The running and control of isolation app is a small price to pay for New Zealand’s facilities is controlled by Managed freedom — but with app usage dropping Isolation and Quarantine (MIQ) — and significantly, the country could be facing not respective hotels. heightened restrictions for Christmas if Kiwis One worker, who didn’t want to be don’t “get with the programme”, says Dr named for fear of being fired, told Ashley Bloomfield. Newstalk ZB’s Chris Lynch: “Powers are The director general of health has paranoid, and the culture is very over the addressed comments made by Sir David top.” Skegg, an Otago University Emeritus “They’re more concerned about Professor of epidemiology and public health, controlling the message than providing lambasting New Zealand’s border control for immediate information to staff members its “failures”. The procedures at the border working at the hotel.” have repeatedly come under scrutiny this year MIQ STAFF WORRIED: Another worker claimed they were Two workers tested positive for Covid-19 after contact with following a string of blunders — the latest “frustrated at the lack of information Russian and Ukrainian mariners staying at the Sudima Airport Hotel in Christchurch. being the community infection of a managed being provided to them by the Ministry of isolation and quarantine (MIQ) staffer at the Health”. and are bored stiff. It’s security who do they said. Sudima Christchurch Airport facility. The worker said: “There is huge tension most of the work and they are the lowest Many are former Air New Zealand crew It was announced on Tuesday that a second and resentment within the hotel at how paid by a large margin.” due to their public relations skills. staff member had also tested positive for the things are managed between the groups The worker claimed more and more “There’s very limited contact with virus. involved, including private security public sector workers are replacing guests at Sudima and contact is highly “This is the sixth case we’ve had in three firms on minimum wage ‘who do all the security guards, and lots of people are regulated”. months of the virus escaping through the heavy lifting’ plus police, who have their angry at that. The MIQ spokesperson confirmed border, and it’s clearly a failure of infection own room, nurses and other health staff “Especially long-standing security former flight attendants from Air New control,” Dr Skegg told Newshub. provided by the Canterbury District being replaced by inexperienced soldiers Zealand, Jetstar and Virgin Australia “Obviously there’s a risk of transmission Health Board and Aviation Security. on much higher pay. This is where cracks were being used as staff on the into the community and given our general “Nurses are excellent, but like many will widen in the system over time. wellbeing team due to their excellent level of complacency in New Zealand, I think staff members are working 12-hour shifts “Having brushes shoved up your nose communication skills. sooner or later we are going to have the risk which is hard.” every week and daily ear check while on An ambulance worker, who was also of another lockdown.” But a MIQ spokeswoman said regular minimum wage is the bone of frustration, nervous about speaking out, said they Speaking to The AM Show, Dr Bloomfield and prompt communications had been there’s no danger money.” were not surprised about the Covid-19 disagreed with Dr Skegg’s suggestion that provided to staff working at the Sudima The MIQ spokeswoman said the cases “coming from that building”. slack border control may result in an alert Christchurch Airport and their wellbeing number of security companies contracted “We picked a few people up from there. level shift. “I think our border is not slack, was a priority for them. has been reduced from 18 to six. Staff were definitely not wearing the it’s very tight and we have these layers of The spokeswoman said the positive test “This drop in contracts is as a result correct PPE for dealing with confined defence — remembering over 60,000 people result for the first worker was received of rationalising security requirements at Covid. This was only a matter of time. have come through since March,” he said. by the Christchurch MIQ team at 4pm on MIQ facilities and boosting support with “Staff on the ground have raised — Newshub November 2 and a letter was provided to New Zealand Defence Force personnel. concerns and I really hope the place is staff at 6.37pm. “We are looking into the comments fully investigated. the MIQ spokesperson said. “A follow-up letter providing testing (about NZDF staff) that have been “St John, as a company, has taken “If there is any evidence of non- advice was sent to staff at 5pm on made to determine the veracity. If any Covid-19 very seriously, providing compliance with our infection prevention November 3.” instances of ill-discipline are proven, they training and correct, advanced PPE. control protocols, we will investigate, One worker claimed there is a large will be dealt with.” We’re leading from the front, and it’s but we are not able to respond to contingent of New Zealand Defence PPE is uncomfortable and some staff frustrating to see other organisations not undocumented claims.” Force army staff who “basically walk the are in it 12 hours a day, excluding meal receiving the same training. A spokeswoman for Sudima Hotels perimeter occasionally and play cards, breaks, the worker claimed. “If we don’t stick together during this said they were not able to comment on watch movies all day and night. They There are wellbeing teams provided pandemic, we will fail,” they said. Ministry of Health processes. might now and then order Uber Eats”. by the Canterbury District Health Board The Sudima Christchurch Airport “Hotels operating as MIQ facilities “New Zealand Defence Force staff are who “are perhaps the busiest, looking facility operates with strict infection are not responsible for health checks, just political optics. They hate being there after guests’ needs and travel logistics”, prevention control protocols at all times, logistics or security.” The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Lockdown distressing for young people WELLINGTON — A study undertaken during Professor Janet Fanslow, from the School of of ventilators.” Interestingly, rates of distress among women lockdown has provided a glimpse into New Population Health at the University of Auckland. and men were quite similar, which is unusual as Zealand’s mental health, concluding that it But Dr Susanna Every-Palmer from the Young people more affected often women report higher levels of distress. reduced the overall wellbeing of young adults. Department of Psychological Medicine at Otago Psychological distress was higher in young One in five Kiwis increased their usual According to a survey of 2000 Kiwis taken University, said not all the consequences of the people, with 47.3 percent of 18 to 24-year-olds drinking habits over lockdown. in April the University of Otago researchers lockdown were negative. reporting moderate to severe levels of distress. found that almost 40 percent of respondents Sixty-two percent of respondents said they More people reported feeling suicidal and Where to get help: reported low wellbeing, and about a third reported enjoyed the ‘silver linings’, including working from there were higher rates of family violence during Need to Talk? Free call or text 1737 any time to moderate-to-high distress. home, spending more time with family, and living lockdown too. speak to a trained counsellor, for any reason. The research paper, ‘Psychological distress, in a quieter, less-polluted environment. There was no difference by ethnicity, Lifeline: 0800 543 354 or text HELP to 4357 anxiety, family violence, suicidality, and wellbeing “People reported taking the opportunity to 6.1 percent reported suicidal ideation, with 2.1 Suicide Crisis Helpline: 0508 828 865 / 0508 in New Zealand during the COVID-19 lockdown: pause, reflect, consider priorities, recreate healthy percent making active plans, and the same TAUTOKO (24/7). This is a service for people who a cross-sectional study’ is published in the habits, and they appreciated the environmental proportion reported having made a suicide may be thinking about suicide, or those who are international journal, PLOS ONE. benefits brought by reduced travel. attempt. Again, this was more common among concerned about family or friends. The results of the survey present an interesting “Governments should make providing mental young people. Youthline: 0800 376 633 (24/7) or free text 234 snapshot of people’s self-reported psychological health support a similar priority to other health About a third of New Zealanders reported (8am-12am), or email [email protected] distress, anxiety and suicidality captured at the measures, such as contact tracing, provision of significant distress, and rates in younger people If it is an emergency and you feel like you or ‘peak’ of the early lockdown period, said Associate personal protective equipment and procurement (18-34 years) were higher than for older people. someone else is at risk, call 111.

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No holds, lay-bys or rainchecks. All offers Images of the crash scene — NZ Herald not in conjunction with any other offers. Due to stock availability product mix may vary in packs. Pictures indicative only. Range may vary between stores. 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 Man arrested after body found in burning car Maori infant AUCKLAND — A man has been arrested and charged with arson. take some time. vaccinations arrested and charged with arson after He was due to appear in the Police have also been conducting an a body was found in a burning car in Manukau District Court today. area canvass and speaking with people South Auckland yesterday morning. Police said that while the in the area. drop 5 percent The White 2007 Mitsubishi investigation was still in the early The death is believed to be an Outlander was found alight on stages, they could not rule out further isolated incident. WELLINGTON Alfriston Road, Manurewa about 3am. arrests in this case. Anyone with information that may — A significant The body was discovered after fire They were working to identify the assist the investigation is asked to drop in the crews put out the blaze. body, they said, with a post-mortem contact Counties Manukau Police number of Maori While a homicide investigation is examination to take place today — on (09) 261 1321 or Crimestoppers infants getting ongoing, a 31-year-old man has been however, a formal identification may anonymously on 0800 555 111. — RNZ vaccinated on time has the head of the immunisation advisory concerned there will be an increase in hospitalisations for serious illnesses. Slain NZ-born officer Ministry of Health figures show a five percent drop from April to June in Maori infants being vaccinated at six months. Immunisation Advisory Centre director Dr Nikki Turner said it was putting them at higher risk of developing serious illnesses. farewelled in the UK “Currently the most important in the New Zealand environment is whooping SHOREHAM-BY-SEA, cough. If you delay some of the other England — A memorial vaccines, it’s not such a problem but if service has been held in you delay whooping cough we know from London for a New Zealander New Zealand data that these infants end who was slain while on duty up being two to four times at higher risk with the metropolitan police. of ending up in hospital. Sergeant Matiu Ratana, “There’s a lot of whooping cough who was known as Matt, was around so we don’t want anyone to delay. killed at Croydon Custody It’s been a disrupted year so people can Centre on September 25 as he get a bit confused about when to go in. prepared to search a suspect. It’s also important for pregnant women to Moving tributes were paid remember to be immunised for it as well,” to Ratana by his family, Dr Turner said. friends and former colleagues Matt Ratana and partner She said the drop in the rate of at the service in Shoreham- Su Bushby vaccinations for all infants at the by-Sea, West Sussex. Northland, Tairawhiti and Lakes district Commissioner Dame Dray. health boards, which were up to 16 Cressida Dick described She said: “Matt made the percent lower than the national average Ratana as a “leader”. most of every minute of his (76.2) was also hugely concerning. The memorial for the precious 54 years. In any There was an increasing lack of 54-year-old was held at a situation or room he walked confidence and trust in health services, chapel and attended in person into, his presence would Dr Turner said, caused by the rise in by a limited number of his always be felt. Like a big ball misinformation online which was driving family, friends and close of energy. FEARLESS: The coffin of New Zealand-born officer Sergeant the decrease in immunisation rates in colleagues due to coronavirus “You were taken far too Matt Ratana is surrounded by floral tributes ahead of his New Zealand. restrictions. soon, your gym, rugby and funeral service in Shoreham-by-Sea, south England. He helped There has been a 2.4 percent decrease It was live-streamed so policing family will help your guard Princess Diana, the Queen Mother and a former Prime in infant immunisation rates across the well-wishers around the legacy, your kindness and Minister. Back in New Zealand, Ratana also has historic ties. country, but that is double in areas with world, including Ratana’s your spirit live on. He is a grandson of Iriaka Ratana, the first Maori woman MP, the greatest socio-economic deprivation relatives in New Zealand, “You have touched so many and great-great grandson of Ratana Church founder Tahupotiki (4.4 percent). could follow the service. people’s lives, you will be truly Wiremu Ratana. AFP picture She said there were a myriad of Along with flowers, a mere missed. reasons, alongside distrust of health was sent as a sign of respect “My life has been richer and knowledge that he is with support from friends, family, services, for the lower vaccination rates, from New Zealand police, funnier for knowing you and people who love him as work colleagues, the rugby including pressure on families who may where he worked from 2003 I feel blessed you were in my much as we do, and that his community and the people have lost their jobs, and services being to 2008. life.” remains will return home, to of the United Kingdom and stretched. The coffin was placed in A tribute was also read his final resting place with his beyond. “We saw a lot of drop-off in people front of a photograph of the out on behalf of relatives in ancestors.” “It makes me very proud coming out, accessing vaccines in a officer wearing his East New Zealand — including His son Luke, also a police to see the impact that he has timely fashion at the general practice and Grinstead rugby shirt, with a his brother James, his sister officer, said he had been had and how he touched the also, temporarily, many of our outreach fern tree to one side. Jessica and his stepmother touched by the tributes paid lives of so many.” services were unable to continue. At the other side was a Dianne — by Met Police to his father. Floral tributes in the chapel “I think a lot of this is about access table with a photo tribute colleague Detective Constable In a eulogy read on his included a wreath from Home challenges to preventive health issues, from his son Luke, which Neil Perkin. behalf, he said: “My dad Secretary Priti Patel and an childhood vaccination is getting lost in read: “Dad, Till we meet They said: “The nature Matthew was certainly larger All Blacks rugby shirt with the noise of all the other things going on again, Aroha nui, Luke,” of Matt’s death has been a than life and a man loved by “Matt” in white lettering, at the moment.” along with the officer’s police harrowing experience for his so many people. along with wreaths from the Dr Turner said childhood immunisation medals. family and friends here in “It is deeply touching to East Grinstead rugby club rates were “diving” internationally, which A tribute from his partner New Zealand and around the see the tributes that have and South Coast Gym. could see measles come back into New Su Bushby was read at the world. been paid to him and the The funeral was followed by Zealand when borders are reopened. service by friend Lorraine “We are comforted by the outpouring of love and a private cremation. — BBC — RNZ LYPO-SPHERIC VITAMIN C High wind warning for Auckland drivers The Vitamin C that the AUCKLAND — Drivers of some types world is talking about of vehicles may not be able to cross the Auckland Harbour Bridge today because of strong winds. .95 The NZ Transport Agency says trucks, 1 FOR $54 vans and motorbikes should avoid the .00 bridge and plan to use the Western Ring 2 FOR $99 route on State Highways 16 and 18, because of heavy rain and high winds. “Every human needs optimal It says wind gusts of between 80 to Vitamin C every day. 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WELLINGTON — Documents She said it was an example of ethnic disparities exist, then show Maori are about half as unintended, systemic racism. there’s a really good chance the likely as Pakeha to get Covid “This is just a continuation of same is going to happen again.” income support from Work and long-term government policies Race Relations Commissioner Income. that have continued to ignore Meng Foon said sometimes The Covid Income Relief the very racially and ethnically rushed policy did more harm Payment — which starts at $450 biased outcomes of welfare than good. a week — is about twice the policies, basically since the early “The disparities are causing Jobseeker Support benefit, and 1990s.” injustice and a breach of human Maori are much less likely to The Ministry for Social rights to the Pasifika and Maori get it. Development said nearly 466 communities.” The Ministry of Social or 8.5 percent of the more than Foon said he wanted all the Development (MSD) information 5423 applications counted as parties to get together as soon as between June 8 and August being unsuccessful went on to possible to sort it out. 28 shows applications by those get more money on the main “I’d love to see the (Minister who identify as Maori were benefit. for Social Development) and (the unsuccessful at nearly twice the It said staff have no discretion ministry) and other associated rate compared to New Zealand over whether the 12-week organisations come around the Europeans. payment is granted — people are table and talk to iwi, and talk to More than a quarter of the either eligible, or they’re not. Pasifika in terms of how we can more than 5000 unsuccessful Disqualifying criteria include all do better. applications were by Maori, still being in part-time work — Social Development Minister despite them making up just or losing your job for reasons Carmel Sepuloni said she had 17.25 percent of the total lodged. other than Covid-19. PANDEMIC INCOME SUPPORT: Beneficiary advocate Kay asked MSD to analyse a sample Applications by Pacific people Beneficiary advocate Kay Brereton said she suspected a cause of the disparity was that Maori of declined applications “so that were also less likely to succeed. Brereton said she suspected a and Pasifika people were more likely to be working part-time. The we can better understand this AUT law school director of cause of the disparity was that ethnic disparity was also likely a consequence of policy tunnel discrepancy. Maori and Pacific advancement Maori and Pasifika people were vision by Pakeha bureaucrats. Radio NZ picture “This sample will include Khylee Quince said beneficiary more likely to be working part- people who chose not to complete advocates warned early on the time. terrible place. She said MSD needed to the CIRP application because new benefit would have unfair She said the ethnic disparity “But not recognising that a lot take the time now to analyse they may have been better off outcomes. was also likely a consequence of of other people are in a different the statistics so history did not receiving other support.” “Unfortunately poor brown policy tunnel vision by Pakeha paradigm where they have two repeat. MSD said in a statement people got the rough end of the bureaucrats. or three jobs and just losing “Let’s say that in the the reasons applications were stick. “The Covid Income Relief one of them makes the world a future we have another Covid unsuccessful was based on “There’s a reason that the Payment is a really good terrible place because that’ll be lockdown, or we have some other individual circumstances. payment was called the ‘double example of people working the one that puts food on the incident that crashes jobs like It said it has proactively dole’ or the ‘Karen dole’ by within their own cultural table.” this one has, and they need to contacted more than 30,000 many . . . because . . . it just so paradigm where their reality is Brereton said the Covid design a (similar payment). clients who may be eligible for happens that it . . . attempted to they and their friends have one income relief legislation was “If they haven’t been able to the Covid income payment. maintain the income of Pakeha job, they do it full-time and if drafted hastily under emergency collect the data to evaluate this Applications for the payment middle-class New Zealanders.” they lost it the world would be a conditions. one properly and to see why close on November 13. — RNZ

2020 Memory Walk Entry Alzheimers Gisborne/Tairawhiti

Sunday, 15 November 2020

¨Wainui Walk: Approx 9km, Memory Walk ¨Dementa Friendly Walk: Starts at 8:30am at The Pines, Approx 1.5km, Wainui and ends at the Mitre 10 the Mitre 10 CarparkStarts and at 9:30am ends back at Carpark at the Carpark DEMENTIA FRIENDLY WALK ENTRY: ¨Wainui Bus $2 per person, leaves Mitre 10 at 8am ¨$5.00 WAINUI WALK ENTRY: This is a social event and is all about ge� ng people out for a walk to enjoy the ¨Children under 12 FREE ¨Adult (16+) $15.00 fabulous scenery that makes Gisborne/Tairawhi� so special while raising money ¨Child (<15) $5.00 REGISTER and PAY AT: ¨ for a worthwhile cause. Mitre 10 Gisborne, 24 Derby Street, Senior (65+) $5.00 or Alzheimers Gisborne/Tairawhit, ¨Family (2 Adults & 2 Children) $30 421 Ormond Road All proceeds raised will be donated to Alzheimers Gisborne/ FINISH LINE FESTIVITIES ¨Children under 5 FREE Tairāwhi� and will be spent in the Gisborne/Tairawhi� region Pharmacy Name: ______to support people with demen� a. Alzheimers Gisborne is the Join in on the fun at the fi nish line. Thanks to Mitre 10, 53, Property Brokers and the ANZ there will be a lot going on at Phone: ______ONLY organisa� on dedicated to providing support services in the Email: ______the fi nish line. For the kids there will be face pain� ng and a bouncy ______community and a specialised day facility for people with all forms ¨ castle. There will be spot prizes galore to be given out! Chill out Tick if you would like to be notfed about next years Memor______of demen� a in Gisborne. They also provide educa� on for carers, Family entry, additonal partcipants ______listening to live music, grab a coff ee, and sausage or two and enjoy Name: ______health professionals and anyone interested in learning more about y Walk demen� a. the sa� sfac� on of comple� ng your event as well as suppor� ng a Name: ______great local charity. Finish Line ac� vi� es will run from 9.30 to 11am. Name: ______RACE PACKS ¨I have read and understood the terms and conditons (on COMPETITIONS Sign ______Date: The fi rst 100 entrants of each walk will receive an event pack reverse) containing goodies that have been provided by local businesses and To add a bit more fun to the event we are running some extra ______sponsors. You should bring along your own drink bo� le. There will compe� � ons on the day. Prizes will be presented aatt 10.30am at the *Terms & Condii ons apply view online. be water fi lling facili� es and toilets at Mitre 10. The event packs will fi nish line. be given out at the � me of registra� on in-store. You can collect your race pack and/or bus pass from the Customer Service desk at Mitre 10 any� me up un� l the event including on the morning of the event. • Fancy dress - Prize for the wackiest costume worn on the course, you will need to be at prize giving to enter.

GET EVERYONE INVOLVED • Largest whanau team - The family who has the largest We want everyone involved in this awesome event and we don’t number of family members par� cipa� ng on the day. care how you do it, so bring along the kids with their scooters or • Largest corporate team - The local business with the bikes, Grandma on her mobility scooter and even the dog (if he is largest number of par� cipants on the day will also be good on a leash and doesn’t mind crowds). rewarded.

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35650-01 10 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 Police seize cars, homes in money laundering raid

AUCKLAND — Police arrested nine of these funds and our inquiries are people in a raid yesterday targeting ongoing in this area,” Chapman said in money laundering in Auckland. a statement. Officers targeted a company operating Police raided 23 properties across the as a foreign exchange and money city yesterday morning following an transfer service. investigation code-named Martinez by Police seized assets worth more than the Financial Crime Group. $6 million, including eight properties “Money laundering is not a victimless and seven luxury cars. The properties crime,” Chapman said. are in central Auckland, Albany and He said money launderers enabled Glenfield, while the cars include a organised criminal groups to operate, Bentley, two Porsches, two Range which threatened the safety of our Rovers, a Mercedes-Benz and a BMW. communities. An eighth car, a Rolls Royce Wraith Eight men and a woman are facing worth more than $250,000, that was money laundering and related charges sought by police was also found later, in and are expected to appear in the a car yard in central Auckland. Auckland District Court today, with one Detective Superintendent Iain of them also facing charges relating to Chapman said the business had at first methamphetamine supply. appeared to be lawful. Police said the majority of those “However, over the last few months arrested are Chinese nationals and one we’ve observed significant quantities Australian was also arrested. of cash being delivered to this business One person is also facing with no apparent legitimate source. charges relating to the supply of “The investigation team will now methamphetamine after a quantity LUXURY CARS SEIZED: work to reconstruct the activities of of the drug was found at one of the This Rolls Royce Wraith was not initially found in the the business to determine the source addresses. — RNZ raids, but was later discovered at an Auckland car yard. Picture supplied by NZ Police Dotcom’s extradition case stalls Supreme Court calls for further arguments over copyright allegations

ANALYSIS by David Fisher, NZ Herald consider that we can accept the United States’ submission that the appeal WELLINGTON — The Kim Dotcom grounds and judicial review grounds extradition case just stretched out wholly overlap without having heard another year or two, possibly to 2025 or argument on the appellants’ judicial beyond. review claims”. Instead of the Supreme Court ruling “We do not consider the Court of Appeal on whether the four Megaupload accused should have concluded they were without were liable for extradition, it has found addressing the judicial review claims.” Dotcom and his co-accused didn’t get a The Court of Appeal, said the Supreme fair hearing at the Court of Appeal. Court, should not have characterised the So the next step is a backwards step — judicial review proceeding as an “abuse of the Supreme Court has found there were process” even if there was “considerable arguments that should have been heard duplication of grounds”. The Court of at the Court of Appeal that were not. Appeal needed to step through the points Now, it says, the extradition process raised. Dotcom’s lawyer Ron Mansfield will have to wait until those arguments yesterday spoke of there being “serious are heard, possibly by the Supreme Court procedural issues” that were never and possibly by the Court of Appeal. addressed. Exactly which of those courts will hear Such talk was a feature among the those arguments has yet to be decided, so accused during the extradition hearing there’s a chunk of time while all parties in 2015 at the district court. There involved prepare their arguments on that. was a genuine frustration in the court For those facing extradition, this is like and in the private rooms when Dotcom not winning Lotto then having Powerball and others waited while the hearing pop up while also getting a bonus ticket JUDICIAL REVIEW: Kim Dotcom and his co-accused have been fighting extradition was in recess. Those issues will now be for the next draw. to the US for a long time. NZ Herald picture addressed, either by the Court of Appeal Or, and Dotcom might like this as an or the Supreme Court. avid gamer, like getting a bonus life or In essence, it means these few things. scooping up a restorative health pack. allowing a similar judicial review avenue nine times before it was heard in Firstly, at least one knot of angst in the Yesterday’s Supreme Court judgement would be an “abuse of process”. September 2015. pit of the Megaupload accuseds’ gut can was expected to provide a binary result — This was not unlike the High Court When Gilbert sat to consider the case, be released — the points they wanted most likely that the four men were liable when it was asked to allow a judicial the High Court had received 20,000 argued will now be argued. It means that, for extradition. That would then see the review on points highlighted by Dotcom documents, hundreds of legal authorities should they wind up in an American cell, case going to Justice Minister Kris Faafoi and others. It refused, and in discussing and more than 3000 pages of submissions. they cannot point back at this and say who would then decide whether to sign its refusal, sitting Justice Murray Gilbert In among the paperwork were they were deprived. The second is that the extradition warrant. recounted the path the case had taken to applications for judicial review of the case is now delayed another year When the ink dried from Faafoi’s reach him. findings around extradition eligibility or possibly two, adding to the four or signature, those facing extradition would Gilbert and dismissal five years it was going to take from this have sought a judicial review of his pointed to the by the District point after Faafoi most likely signed the decision at the High Court. And then an “comprehensive By the time the eligibility hearing Court of extradition warrant. appeal to the Court of Appeal. And so on. and determined applications Thirdly, it should provide impetus for All this still lies in the future but we’re defence to commenced,‘ nine judgements had been to halt the Faafoi to get stuck into a reform of the not there yet. extradition” delivered by this court on issues arising process. Extradition Act. The Law Commission The Supreme Court has found 12 of the which had out of the extradition proceedings. Dotcom has made its recommendations. The 13 reasons for the extradition of Dotcom, been met by and others Supreme Court finding yesterday Mathias Ortmann, Bram van der Kolk “an equally —Justice Murray Gilbert’ complained of identified fuzzy language around the role and Finn Batato to be valid. It also said determined “procedural of appeals versus judicial reviews. For it can’t flick the switch on that part of response from unfairness, those accused, it means they will live its judgement until the earlier judicial the United States”. breaches of natural justice, errors of law their lives in New Zealand rather than in misstep has been corrected. “By the time the eligibility hearing and unreasonableness”. a cell awaiting trial in the US. The issue the Supreme Court identified commenced, nine judgements had been Gilbert found there was “significant For three of those men — Dotcom, van was that the Court of Appeal had got it delivered by this court on issues arising overlap” between judicial review and der Kolk and Batato — they get to watch wrong when it refused to let those facing out of the extradition proceedings, seven points of appeal, and that the process their children grow. extradition to seek judicial review of by the Court of Appeal and two by the allowed for one bite at the cherry, not Two months after the raid in 2012, aspects of the District Court’s original Supreme Court.” two. The Court of Appeal rejected an Dotcom’s two youngest children were extradition hearing, process and decision- Gilbert said this didn’t include the appeal which would have allowed for a born. Between this latest delay and making. other cases that had sprouted from the judicial review, finding it was an “abuse of future extensions, it may well be that he The Court of Appeal had instead core case. It meant the actual extradition process”. will be able to teach them to drive and pointed to the appeals pathway taken hearing at the District Court — which When the Supreme Court came to see them get their driver’s licences. He by Dotcom and others and decided that took three months — was rescheduled consider matters, it found “we do not might even get to see them vote. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 BUSINESS 11 Markets brace When will home lending for rough ride restrictions come back? by Jamie Gray, NZ Herald FINANCIAL markets are in for a turbulent time if a clear result in Soaring house prices spur calls to speed up LVRs’ return the US presidential election is not known soon. by Tamsyn Parker, NZ Herald dramatically — no longer are they facing de-risk the financial sector, and not By late yesterday, the higher risk the risk of falling house prices, but that improve housing affordability. New currencies, such as the New Zealand WELLINGTON — Economists are of strongly increasing house prices. And Zealand’s fragile economy remains the dollar, were heading lower and the divided over when the Reserve Bank will by doing nothing, the RBNZ faces the risk major risk to financial stability.” US dollar was strengthening. bring back restrictions on bank lending of fuelling the fire of a housing market Kiwibank economists said the exposure New Zealand bond yields rose. to home buyers as concerns continue bubble, which, if underpinned by highly of banks to riskier lending was small. “It’s very volatile,” Westpac senior to mount about the booming property leveraged buyers, can increase financial “Recent lending activity poses little markets strategist Imre Speizer said. market. stability risks down the line.” systemic risk so far. “The swings are still occurring and Reserve Bank figures show banks did Turner said subdued inflation would “We think the RBNZ will reinstate it’s not over by any means,” he said. $7.3 billion of lending in September, up likely support the RBNZ’s conclusion that LVR restrictions next year once the self- US futures gained ground in $1.8bn on September last year. additional monetary support would be imposed 12-month removal expires. We anticipation of a Trump win, based In the first nine months of this year, needed for some time. don’t think the RBNZ has to push the on the Republican policy of keeping banks lent out $49.6bn, slightly ahead “Which means the RBNZ needs to panic button just yet.” corporate tax rates low. of the same period last year when it was consider reinstating the LVR lending Kelvin Davidson, CoreLogic senior Speizer said that if a result is not $48.8bn. restrictions at the November Financial property economist, said it was worth quick in coming, or if it becomes On Monday Westpac chief executive Stability review — even if it means going bearing in mind the LVRs were removed a protracted legal battle, then David McLean said fast-rising house back on its previous forward guidance.” partly to allow banks to grant payment market volatility could continue on prices were not healthy over the medium But Kiwibank economists believe the deferrals without risking technical for several days, taking the New to long-term as it made it harder for Reserve Bank will wait until May to breaches of loan conditions and the Zealand dollar lower. first-home buyers, increased inequality reimpose the lending limits. mortgage deferral scheme remained in Harbour Asset Management and meant a lot of capital was tied up “The collective voice calling for the place until March next year. portfolio manager Shane Solly said in housing. ANZ chairman Sir John Key RBNZ to reinstate LVR restrictions is “In addition, recent comments from the the risk for the markets was that if also recently expressed concern that low growing louder. RBNZ itself don’t suggest that they’re the result became a drawn-out affair. interest rates were creating an asset “But we think that the RBNZ will wait in any hurry to reverse any aspect of “There are lots of different bubble. until next May to re-impose speed limits.” their wider support package — instead machinations here,” he said. “But a Jane Turner, an economist at ASB In a note, the Kiwibank economists focusing on protecting jobs. clear outcome could see a positive bank, last week said in a note that the said while the return of LVRs was “Even so, the longer this upswing in response from the market,” he said. Reserve Bank needed to reconsider inevitable, the share of high loan-to-value mortgage (and investor) lending and the Solly noted that key US reinstating the loan-to-value (LVR) ratio lending was growing but the share general property market continues . . . sharemarket futures contracts had lending restrictions at its November of total lending was still below the rates the higher are the chances of some kind rallied. financial stability review. seen in 2013 before the restrictions were of shift on LVRs.” “We need to see how the cards “The RBNZ needs to recognise that brought in. The Reserve Bank’s financial stability fall,” Solly said. the housing market risks have shifted “Also LVRs are a tool designed to report is due out on November 25. Covid damage to jobs market lower than expected by Liam Dann, NZ Herald employed people this quarter economist Michael Gordon. than in the June 2020 quarter, But after Stats NZ included AUCKLAND — Stats NZ said. some additional questioning Unemployment rose to 5.3 Over the September 2020 in June about whether people percent in the September quarter, unemployment rates for were not looking for work for quarter. men and women rose by similar Covid-related reasons, the “true” In the September 2020 quarter, amounts, with the women’s rate unemployment rate appears to the seasonally adjusted number up to 5.8 percent and the men’s have been more like 4.6 percent of unemployed people rose by rate up to 4.8 percent. in the second quarter, he said. 37,000 to reach 151,000, as The underutilisation rate “This quarter, Auckland the impact of Covid-19 hit the rose to 13.2 percent. And hours spent seven weeks in higher labour market, Statistics NZ worked nearly bounced back from Covid-19 alert levels than the said yesterday. This 37,000 rise record falls during lockdown. rest of New Zealand, with the is the largest quarterly rise in “Labour market conditions number of people in employment unemployment since the series have deteriorated and are particularly affected,” said Stats began in 1986. expected to continue to do so, NZ labour market and household However, economists had been but government support and statistics senior manager Sean expecting a figure between five our relative Covid success have Broughton. and six percent but noted a wide been effective in limiting the In Auckland, the unadjusted range of variability based on damage so far,” said ASB senior number of employed people fell complications arising from the economist Mike Jones. by 18,000 over the September pandemic. “We consider this quarter’s 2020 quarter, to reach This figure is at the lower end unemployment rate to be a 893,200. The number of people of expectations. roughly ‘fair’ reading on New employed in the retail trade, By comparison, Australia’s Zealand labour market slack.” accommodation, and food services unemployment rate currently While yesterday’s data industries in Auckland fell by sits at 6.9 percent. New Zealand’s provides a cleaner read than the 8700 to 125,700, a fall of 6.5 unemployment figures also second quarter — which included percent. compare favourably to those in the first lockdown — it may still The number of employed the United States, Canada and have been affected by pandemic second (June) quarter. classified as unemployed, but women fell 14,000 to 1,266,000, against the OECD average. anomalies. Unemployment “Only those who are lockdown conditions made this while the number of employed There were 22,000 fewer actually fell to four percent in the actively looking for work are impractical,” said Westpac senior men fell 8000 to 1,444,000.

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY resilient to whoever gets in,” Sullivan said. the half-year ending September. The company Pushpay Holdings, whose digital donor was affected by the Covid lockdowns and management business is mainly engaged with weak refining margins. But Z showed it was on WELLINGTON — The New Zealand ahead, rising nearly 555 points or 2.06 percent United States churches, took a tumble, falling the path to recovery by forecasting operating sharemarket moved ahead half a percent in to 27,480.03; the S&P 500 Index was up 1.78 80c or 8.7 percent to $8.40 after a solid half-year earnings (ebitdaf) of $235-$265m for the 2021 a late surge of trading — but investors were percent to 3369.16; and the technology-driven result. financial year, as well as reducing costs by anxious as they awaited the outcome of the Nasdaq Composite increased 1.85 percent Sullivan said Pushpay had not added any $48m. Its share price rose 5c or 1.72 percent to United States election. to 11,160.57. The markets, which dislike customers since March — “its share price $2.95. The S&P/NZX 50 Index finished an intriguing uncertainty, could quickly turn if the election has increased 180 percent over the past year Cavalier Corporation is rebranding to its day 0.57 percent ahead at 12,199.93. There were result is delayed. and you have to have lofty announcements to original name Bremworth as it transitions to 87 gainers and 49 decliners over the whole Jeremy Sullivan, investment adviser with maintain that pace”. woollen carpet making. Its share price rose market and share transactions totalled 62.2 Hamilton Hindin Greene, said “we are watching Pushpay said the lack of customer growth 3.5c or 11.86 percent to 33c. Cavalier said million worth $163.90 million. with great interest the outcome of the election”. was curious and below its expectation. sales revenue was up three percent for the first Overnight, Wall Street closed on a high, “It is close and the mail-in ballots will favour Fisher & Paykel Healthcare rose 47c to $36; quarter of the 2021 financial year compared with buoyed by investor hopes that a clear winner Joe Biden — two-thirds of Democrats to one- Contact Energy gained 7c to $7.60; Infratil the previous corresponding period. would be declared in the presidential election third Republicans voted this way. The mail-in increased 15c or 2.86 percent to $5.40. The a2 Retirement village operator Metlifecare has and that a financial stimulus package would be ballots could have a major effect and Trump will Milk Company was down 11c to $14.20. delisted from the NZX and Australian ASX quickly passed. But at the time of writing, this challenge them in the key states. Service station operator Z Energy reported a exchanges after the $1.27bn takeover by Asia didn’t seem to be the case. “We have not seen large movements in our 39 percent drop in revenue to $1.49 billion and Pacific Village Group, backed by Swedish equity The Dow Jones Industrial Average raced stocks and the New Zealand market is more a net loss of $58m, from a profit of $28m, for firm EQT. — NZ Herald 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 EDITORIAL Don’t underrate humans in future of work by Kieran Madden might be lost to automation towards a deliberate job advertisements in New Zealand supports this transition to a new world of work where our finding, showing that the kinds of jobs set to US election in “EXCESSIVE automation at distinctly human abilities to be creative, work grow here involve these complementary skillsets. Tesla was a mistake,” reflected collaboratively, and think critically for example— The time is right to reshape our education, tech luminary Elon Musk. what some call “soft” or “character” skills — will training and development systems accordingly. state of flux “Humans are underrated.” be the key to success. One opportunity here is to promote the Probably the most bitter and For someone like Musk, Yes, the research is clear that jobs which ailing liberal arts and humanities alongside acrimonious US election in modern whose identity and fortune involve a lot of “routine” and “predictable” STEM (science, technology, engineering and times appears to have ended in is founded on cutting-edge tasks remain particularly susceptible to getting mathematics) subjects. Another is to further technological innovation, this replaced by robots. Cushioning the impact for support parenting and programmes that lay the deadlock this morning with the admission is as astonishing as it is humbling. those affected and helping them reskill are foundation for these skills in the early years, prospect of numerous legal battles His comments were made in response to the immediate challenges. when young brains are at their most malleable. to follow. production delay caused by his technologically- But, as Harvard economist David Deming says, Humans have been underrated when it comes New Zealanders woke to find advanced, yet overly-complex, Tesla 3 production “it has proven devilishly difficult to program to the future of work. We need not view the the result was extremely tight line. More technology introduced more problems. a machine for even a short, unstructured future as a threat — with nightmarish visions of and the counting in the remaining Musk scrapped the whole thing, resorting to conversation with a human being, much less to machines causing mass unemployment — but states, including the great prize of pulling all-nighters at the factory to overhaul the engage in the kind of flexible teamwork that is rather one of opportunity: where jobs of the Pennsylvania, could take days. system and get things back on track. increasingly needed in the modern economy.” future harness the complementary strengths of In the Electoral College, which Perhaps it was Musk’s uncomfortable There will always be a demand for the human humans and technology. We must, as Andreas decides the president irrespective of experience sleeping on the factory floor that touch, and this demand has already grown in Schleicher from the OECD puts it, forget about forced him to come to terms with the reality recent years. developing “second-class robots” and focus who wins the popular vote, Democrat that robots won’t be taking all our jobs any time Research has shown, for example, how jobs more on “first-class humans”. candidate Joe Biden had 224 votes soon. There has been a “long history of leading requiring social skills have grown twice as fast to President Donald Trump’s 213. To thinkers overestimating the potential of new as those requiring maths skills over the past 30 ■ Kieran is the research manager at Maxim win a candidate needs 270 votes. technologies to substitute for human labour, and years in the United States. The real predicted Institute, an Auckland-based think tank whose The situation is complicated by the underestimating the potential to complement it,” growth, however, is in roles that combine “hard” work is oriented towards a conservative fact that there have been so many according to MIT economist David Autor. technical and “soft” interpersonal skills, like perspective on its issues of primary concern, mail-in votes this election. This had We need to tap into this potential, and shift doctors, engineers, or computer scientists which are education policy, tax and welfare led to claims of fraud by Trump which our focus from worrying about how many jobs working in group settings. Big data analysis of policy. have so far been unsubstantiated. Trump actually claimed victory in a LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS speech last night and said he would ask the Supreme Court to order the counting stopped, something legal Do not CorrelationdisturbShip comments clarified Re: More secular, less experts are saying is bizarre and As much as we used to enjoy Re: Serving our country . . ., This wasn’t a statement that I crime . . . , November 3, illegal. fireworks many years ago, I think November 3, letter. did not want the Ship in our port. letter. The situation could end like the its about time they were banned I too would like to clarify my My role is to question reports to There’s also a 2000 election when George W Bush from being let off at private homes. comments regarding the HMNZS ensure transparency and provide relationship between took Florida by a margin of 0.009 They should be in a controlled area, Manawanui Charter as I feel that you the community with reasons these wealth and religiosity, where everyone can enjoy them, have taken my comments to mean decisions are made. percent after the Supreme Court the wealthier countries not at 8.30 at night disturbing the something they don’t. I appreciate everyone that has ordered a recount by a narrow 5-4 tending to be less peace and tranquility and sending One of the constant frustrations served their country and also have majority vote. religious. terrified animals into hiding. I receive from the public is that we whanau that have served in all of The focus now switches to a don’t engage around significant the Armed Forces. group of key battleground states MARTIN HANSON TERRIFIED decisions or ensure those interested We are grateful that the Prime including Pennsylvania, Michigan and have a voice. Minister has chosen our place as Wisconsin. Biden must win at least I found it ironic that we were just the port for Manawanui and also one of these. discussing community engagement appreciate that many of the crew are Trump’s tactic of blitzing the Top soil lost post-harvest and Maori participation and we had tangata whenua and feel very proud battleground states in the past few a report stating these two policies of this recognition. days seems to have paid dividends might be worst impact . . . were not necessary for this Charter. MEREDITH AKUHATA-BROWN as he has for the second time proved the polls wrong including winning his The slash resulting from doesn’t destroy the bridge (as new home state of Florida. pine harvesting is bad but well as the sewer and water washed-off top soil may be pipes), a dam will form and There was good news for the worse. the river will find a new way Freedom camping is Republican Party in the half term It is clear to see the rising to the sea (through the city?) elections. It looks to hold on level of mud in the Waimata It is because the Waipaoa to control of the Senate where river bed beside the boat river is silting up that the merely a dreamt-up term Democrats were hoping to reverse ramp next to the Marina riverbanks are being raised, Re: Clampdown: Multiple another thing altogether to the present 53-47 Republican Restaurant; it appears to have which in the end will not be restrictions proposed actually achieve anything. majority. risen by about a metre in a enough, so the Waipaoa river in draft camping bylaw, Un-elected council However, the Democrats appear to short period of time. It is safe will also find a new way to the October 28, story “specialists” write all these have retained control of the House to assume the whole river sea. In the unlikely event that plans. We are just supposed of Representatives which means a channel is rising by the same Most of the pine trees were I am voted on to council to rubber stamp them and amount. planted after Cyclone Bola in I will be a voice in the give the illusion of public divided Congress again. That mud is there largely an effort to prevent erosion. wilderness and very likely participation. The situation has left financial as a result of pine logging The result may be worse. won’t be doing anything. Freedom camping is just markets in a flux. There was operations; the hillsides have The irony is that the My role will be to inform a term that someone made trepidation on Wall Street while been devastated. landowners were subsidised to the public what goes on up and is trying to place a world markets anxiously look on. It is also clear to see that as plant the pine trees, instead behind closed doors and if monetary value on. Trump seems to have, at least partly, the riverbed rises and fills up of the more logical alternative I do that it is very likely If you want to go down the managed to shrug off the effects of with mud, the bridges across choice of natives or other that I will be stood down for beach and camp there you widespread anger among the Black the river won’t be high enough high-value trees which would breaching confidentiality or have been always allowed community and the Covid pandemic to allow flood waters to pass contain the hillsides on a long- some such. to do so until relatively which has claimed more than safely underneath. term basis. It is one thing to gain a recently. The result will be that if the seat at the table but it is PETER JONES 200,000 American lives. water along with the slash DONALD GORDON People throughout the world will be watching the situation closely. 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The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 WORLD 13 All eyes on US election ‘Mother as it hangs in balance of all Path to victory opens up for Biden, however, as key states are flipped battles’ WASHINGTON, DC — On had several possible a day of electoral uncertainty combinations of outstanding WASHINGTON, DC — “The madness and legal action, Joe Biden states to win the White House. that is the US election” and “The United won Wisconsin on Wednesday For example, combining States of Anxiety” are how one Russian TV (local time), reclaiming a key Nevada with either Michigan presenter and an Indian newspaper were part of the “blue wall” that or Georgia would land him at describing the mood of the election. slipped away from Democrats precisely 270. “The atmosphere is electric. Biden four years ago and narrowing Trump’s campaign and Trump are neck-and-neck, and each Donald Trump’s pathway to manager, Bill Stepien, said is preparing a victory speech,” reported re-election. the president would formally Ukraine’s Inter TV channel last night. A full day after Election request a Wisconsin recount, Latin America’s media saw the US Day, neither candidate had citing “irregularities” in presidential election race turning into a nail- cleared the 270 Electoral several counties. bitingly close finish. College votes needed to win And the campaign said “Trump’s victory in Florida buries the the White House. Margins it was filing lawsuits in prospect of a massacre-like Democratic remained tight in several Michigan and Pennsylvania triumph,” was the headline published by fiercely contested states to halt ballot counting on the prominent Brazilian daily paper, Folha de including the Great Lakes grounds that it was not given Sao Paulo. battlegrounds of Michigan proper access to observe. On Iran’s international Press TV channel, and Pennsylvania. But Biden’s TAKEN KEY STATES: Democratic presidential candidate At the same time, hundreds the “threat of civil war” was a prominent victory in Wisconsin loomed Joe Biden speaks on Wednesday (local time), in Wilmington, of thousands of votes were still talking point, with a presenter saying that, as an important step to the Delaware. His possible pathways to the White House to be counted in Pennsylvania, for outside observers, the election “looks presidency. had expanded as The Gisborne Herald went to press this and Trump’s campaign said very scary”. He said in the late afternoon morning. Meanwhile, Trump’s campaign had filed lawsuits in it was moving to intervene Chinese state media and other outlets that he now expected to win Pennsylvania and Michigan, and had requested a recount in the in the existing US Supreme in Asia also highlighted possible “unrest” the White House along with key state of Wisconsin. AP picture Court litigation over counting in the US, as the final result might not be running mate Kamala Harris, mail-in ballots there. known for some time. though he stopped short of of provisional votes. could be determined after a In other closely-watched In South Asia, “United States of Anxiety,” outright declaring victory. The Trump campaign, long, bitter campaign, which races, Trump picked up was the headline on the website of The “I will govern as an however, has requested a has been dominated by the Florida — the largest of the Indian Express newspaper. American president,” Biden recount in Wisconsin. His coronavirus and its effects on swing states, while Biden “Anxious Americans vote on Election said. campaign has also filed Americans and the national flipped Arizona — a state that Day with faces masked, stores boarded “There will be no red states lawsuits in Pennsylvania and economy. But Biden’s possible had reliably voted Republican up,” said the headline in Pakistan’s Express and blue states when we win. Michigan. pathways to the White House in recent elections. Tribune. Just the United States of State-wide recounts in did seem to be expanding The Trump campaign has Germany’s Popular tabloid Bild said: America.” Wisconsin have historically rapidly at the time of going to also questioned the results in “More and more observers who had The Associated Press called changed the vote tally by only press this morning. Arizona, with aides having previously assumed a clear victory for Wisconsin for Biden after a few hundred votes; Biden led After the victory in come to the conclusion that, challenger Joe Biden are asking: Can Trump election officials in the state by 0.624 percentage points out Wisconsin, he held 248 without Wisconsin, their best, still make it?” said all outstanding ballots of nearly 3.3 million ballots Electoral College votes — 22 if still unlikely, path to victory “It is the mother of all battles and the had been counted, except for a counted. shy of the 270 needed to win was winning that state and Americans have understood it,” wrote a few hundred in one township It was unclear when or how the presidency. Pennsylvania. columnist in France’s Le Monde. — RNZ and an expected small number quickly a national winner The former vice president — AP Democrats, Republicans condemn Trump’s claims

WASHINGTON, DC — US President But again, there were many “Our counties are working Donald Trump falsely claimed last outstanding votes in Pennsylvania tirelessly to process votes as quickly night that he had won the US election still to be counted at the time. and as accurately as possible. — with millions of votes still to be The BBC’s North America “Pennsylvania will have a fair counted. reporter, Anthony Zurcher, said that election and we will count every Meanwhile, his Democratic rival, after Trump spoke, Vice-President vote.” Joe Biden, said he was “on track” to Mike Pence tried to smooth over Trump’s unfounded declaration win, and feeling confident of winning, his remarks, declining to declare that “frankly, we did win this election” a contest that he also realised premature victory and insisting that prompted a strong reaction from would not be resolved until the last- all the legally-cast votes would be other Democratic politicians. remaining states had completed vote- counted. Congresswoman Alexandria counting. It was much more in line with Ocasio-Cortez, who was projected Trump has repeatedly, and without how a US leader would be expected to win re-election in New York, evidence, suggested that an increase to behave in a moment of political condemned Trump’s claim as in mail-in voting would lead to an uncertainty. “illegitimate, dangerous and increase in fraud, although election The damage had been done, authoritarian”. experts say that fraud is rare and however. “Count the votes. Respect the mail-in ballots are a long-standing Whether Trump ultimately wins or results,” she tweeted. feature of American elections. loses the election, he had cast a pall House Representative for “Frankly, we did win,” Trump told on it as he called the very machinery Minnesota, Ilhan Omar, called Trump a supporters at the White House last of American democracy into question. “dangerous man”, tweeting “you can’t night. TWITTER FLAGGED TRUMP TWEET: A tweet made by Donald Democratic presidential candidate stop ballots from being counted”. “We want the law to be used in a Trump, which claimed the election was being ‘stolen’, was flagged Joe Biden’s campaign said it had “This isn’t a dictatorship,” she proper manner. We are going to the as misleading by Twitter. AFP picture legal teams standing by if Trump added. Supreme Court to stop further ballots. followed through with his threat to go Amy Klobuchar, the senator for We don’t want them to find ballots at notification to feeds to reflect that celebrated his big win of the night in to court to try to stop the counting of Minnesota, struck a more measured 4am and add them to the list. votes were still being counted and the Florida. votes. tone. “All votes must be counted. We “This is a fraud on the American winner had not been projected. “We didn’t just win it — we won it Biden campaign manager, Jen live in a democracy,” she wrote just public,” the president said. A tweet by Trump, which claimed by a lot,” he said. O’Malley Dillon, said the statement minutes after Trump’s statement. “This is an embarrassment to our the election was being “stolen”, was The president also accused was a naked effort to take away Former New Jersey governor country.” flagged as misleading by Twitter. Democrats of trying to the democratic rights of American and Trump adviser, Chris Christie, However, election results at the A label on that social media “disenfranchise” his supporters. citizens. apologised for the scandal. time from some battleground states, network next to Trump’s tweet said “We will not stand for it,” he said. Pennsylvania’s Democratic In fact, several top Republicans including Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, that it was potentially misleading and He also claimed a lead in Governor Tom Wolf last night called and conservative commentators Michigan and Georgia, were still not restricted users’ ability to share the Pennsylvania last night — just like Trump’s unsubstantiated claim about were expressing alarm at Trump’s clear and projections from major post. his rival Joe Biden did earlier in the fraud a “partisan attack”, and said his unsubstantiated comments. networks and Edison Research Speaking at the podium in the evening. It was still too early at that state was working hard to count more Speaking on ABC News, Christie showed Trump was still short of the White House’s East Room, Trump time, however, to determine a winner than 1 million mail-in ballots. called the president’s speech was the 270 electoral votes needed to win began by thanking his family, and in the state. “Let’s be clear: this is a partisan wrong move — both strategically and re-election. the millions of supporters who had “Most importantly, we’re winning attack on Pennsylvania’s elections, as president. A Facebook spokesperson said turned out for him. Pennsylvania — by a tremendous our votes, and democracy,” Wolf said “It’s a bad strategic decision,” he the social media giant had added a Taking a triumphant tone, Trump amount of votes,” the president said. in a tweet. said. — RNZ, AP, agencies 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 Giant iceberg drifts towards UK island

LONDON — The world’s largest iceberg, which is known COLLISION COURSE: A ship and a humpback whale cruise past the edge of A68a as A68a, is heading straight — the world’s biggest iceberg, in March of this year. The massive iceberg is now towards the British Overseas heading towards the British Overseas Territory of South Georgia — a large, isolated Territory of South Georgia in the island, which is famous for its abundant wildlife, including a colony of king penguins South Atlantic Ocean. (as shown in the smaller picture, top right). The iceberg has drifted about Picture directly above by CC4.0/Henry Pall Wulff via RNZ, file picture at top right 4000 kilometres north from Antarctica towards the large isolated island, which sits between the bottom of South America and South Africa. The Antarctic ice giant is a similar size to the island itself, and there is a strong possibility the berg could now ground and anchor itself offshore of the wildlife haven. If that happens, it poses a grave threat to local penguins and seals. The animals’ normal foraging routes could be blocked, preventing them from feeding their young properly. And it goes without saying that all creatures living on the sea floor would be crushed wherever A68a touched down — a disturbance that would take a Huge ice sculptures slowly period that’s really crucial to For example, icebergs bring Space Agency for more satellite very long time to reverse. withering in sight of the land. them — during pup- and chick- with them enormous quantities imagery, particularly from “Ecosystems can and will A68a — which has the look rearing — the actual distance of dust that would fertilise the its pair of Sentinel-1 radar bounce back, of course, but of a hand with a pointing finger they have to travel to find food ocean plankton around them, spacecraft. This image-scanning there is a danger here that if — has been riding this “iceberg really matters. If they have to do and this benefit would then worked at wavelengths that this iceberg gets stuck, it could alley” since breaking free from a big detour, it means they’re not cascade up the food chain. allowed them to see through be there for 10 years,” said Antarctica in mid-2017. It is now going to get back to their young Although satellite imagery cloud, meaning they could track Professor Geraint Tarling from just a few hundred kilometres in time to prevent them starving suggested A68a was on a direct the iceberg no matter what the the British Antarctic Survey. southwest of South Georgia. to death in the interim.” path for South Georgia, it might weather conditions are like. “And that would make a very More than twice the size of When another colossal iceberg, yet escape capture. Anything “A68a is spectacular,” Dr big difference, not just to the Stewart Island, the iceberg A38, grounded at South Georgia was possible, said the team’s Fleming said. ecosystem of South Georgia, but reaches more than 4200 sq km in 2004, countless dead penguin remote-sensing and mapping “The idea that it is still in its economy as well”. and weighs hundreds of billions chicks and seal pups were found specialist, Dr Peter Fretwell. one large piece is actually The British Overseas Territory of tonnes. But its relative on local beaches. “The currents should take it remarkable, particularly given is something of a graveyard for thinness (a submerged depth The British Antarctic Survey on what looks like a strange the huge fractures you see Antarctica’s greatest icebergs. of perhaps 200 metres or less) researcher was now in the loop around the south end of running through it in the radar These tabular behemoths means it has the potential to process of trying to organise the South Georgia, before then imagery. I had fully expected it get drawn up from the White drift right up to South Georgia’s resources to study A68a at South spinning it along the edge of the to have broken apart by now. Continent on strong currents, coast before anchoring. Georgia, should the berg do its continental shelf and back off “If it spins around South only for their keels to then “A close-in iceberg has massive worst and ground in one of the to the northwest. But it’s very Georgia and heads on catch in the shallows of the implications for where land- key productive areas for wildlife difficult to say precisely what northwards, it should start continental shelf that surrounds based predators might be able to and the local fishing industry. will happen,” he said. breaking up. It will very quickly the remote island. forage,” explained Prof Tarling. The potential impacts were Colleague, Dr Andrew get into warmer waters, and Time and time again, it “When you’re talking about multi-faceted — and not all Fleming, said a request was wave action especially will start happens. penguins and seals during the negative, Prof Tarling said. being sent to the European killing it off.” — RNZ Denmark to cull 15m minks to Earthquake death toll curb coronavirus transmission rises to 116 in Turkey COPENHAGEN — Denmark’s to 5 billion kroner (US$1175 IZMIR — The death toll in last week’s up until the final person was recovered. prime minister said yesterday billion). Aegean Sea earthquake rose to 116 Rescuers’ spirits were raised on Tuesday that the government wants National police head yesterday as rescuers in the Turkish city when they pulled a three-year-old girl to cull all minks in Danish Thorkild Fogde said “it should of Izmir finished searching buildings that from the wreckage of her family home 91 farms, to minimise the risk of happen as soon as possible”. had collapsed in the quake. hours after the quake. them re-transmitting the new Denmark’s minister for All but two of the victims were killed in The tremors were felt across western coronavirus to humans. food, Mogens Jensen, said 207 Izmir — Turkey’s third-largest city. Turkey, including in Istanbul, as well as Mette Frederiksen said a farms were now infected — up Two teenagers died on the Greek in the Greek capital of Athens. Some 1700 report from a government from 41 last month, and the island of Samos, which lies south of the aftershocks followed, 45 of which were agency that maps the disease had spread to all of the epicentre of Friday’s earthquake. greater than 4.0 magnitude. coronavirus in Denmark has western peninsula of Jutland. The US Geological Survey registered In Izmir, the quake reduced buildings to shown a mutation in the virus Last month, Denmark the quake’s magnitude at 7.0, although rubble or caused floors to pancake in on found in 12 people in the started culling millions of some other agencies recorded it as being themselves. northern part of the country A white mink. minks in the northern part of slightly less severe. Authorities have detained nine people, who were infected by minks. Wikimedia Commons the country. Mehmet Gulluoglu, the head of Turkey’s including contractors, for questioning over Health Minister Magnus picture The Government has Disaster and Emergency Management the collapse of six of the buildings. Heunicke said half the 783 promised to compensate Presidency, said search and rescue Turkey has a mix of older buildings and human Covid-19 cases in estimated 17 million furs farmers. operations had been completed at 17 new buildings that are made of cheap or northern Denmark “are related” per year. Kopenhagen Fur, a The country has registered buildings that fell in Izmir. illegal construction materials that do not to minks. co-operative of 1500 Danish 50,530 confirmed Covid-19 The rescue operation has been roaring withstand earthquakes well. Regulations “It is very, very serious,” breeders, accounts for 40 infections and 729 deaths. at full tilt since Friday, pulling 107 have been tightened to strengthen or Frederiksen said. percent of the global mink A total of 207 out of the survivors from the rubble. demolish older buildings, and urban “Thus, the mutated virus in production. 1139 fur farms in Denmark Of the 1035 people injured in the renewal is under way in Turkish cities, minks can have devastating Most of its exports go to have been infected with quake, 137 remained hospitalised on but experts say it is not happening fast consequences worldwide.” China and Hong Kong. Covid-19, which prompted the Wednesday (local time), the agency added. enough. Denmark is one of the According to government announcement. Millions of Following a Cabinet meeting on The country sits on top of two major world’s main mink-fur estimates, culling the country’s mink will be killed as a result. Tuesday evening, Turkish President fault lines and earthquakes are frequent. exporters, producing an 15 million minks could cost up — AP Recep Tayyip Erdogan pledged not to give — AP The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 WORLD 15 US formally exits Paris climate-change accord

BERLIN — The United States on Wednesday (local time) formally left the Paris Agreement, a global pact it helped to forge five years ago to avert the threat of catastrophic climate change. The move, long threatened by US President Donald Trump and triggered by his administration a year ago, further isolates Washington, DC, from the world; INUNDATED: A man walks along a flooded road in Okonwas, however, it has no immediate impact Nicaragua, on Wednesday (local time). AP picture on international efforts to curb global warming. Nevertheless, the UN agency that oversees the treaty, France — as the host of the 2015 Paris talks, and three other countries currently chairing the body that organises Eta lashes them — Chile, Britain and Italy, issued a joint statement expressing their regret at the US withdrawal. “There is no greater responsibility than protecting our planet and people from the threat of climate clear from the science,” said Cornell the accord “shackles economies Nicaragua change,” the statement reads. University climate scientist, Natalie and has done nothing to reduce “The science is clear that we Mahowald — a co-author of UN greenhouse gas emissions”. MANAGUA, Nicaragua — when tonnes of mud slid down must urgently scale up action and science reports on global warming. Should the US continue to remain Tropical Storm Eta spun a mountainside on Tuesday work together to reduce the impacts The Paris accord requires outside the pact, it was likely that through northern Nicaragua on morning. of global warming and to ensure a countries to set their own voluntary other countries would try to impose Wednesday (local time) after A third miner escaped the greener, more resilient future for us targets for reducing greenhouse tariffs on US imports — paving the lashing the country’s Caribbean mudslide and sought help. all. gases, such as carbon dioxide, and way for fresh trade wars. coast for much of the previous One body was recovered “The Paris Agreement provides to steadily increase those goals The European Union is currently day, its floodwaters isolating before rescuers had to suspend the right framework to achieve this. every few years. The only binding debating a package of proposals, already remote communities the recovery efforts due to “We remain committed to requirement is that nations have to known as the EU New Green Deal, and setting off deadly landslides nightfall and there were fears working with all US stakeholders accurately report on their efforts. that would include a so-called that killed at least three people. that more slides could occur and partners around the world “The beauty of this system is carbon-border adjustment, aimed at The storm had weakened from as the rain continued, said Lt. to accelerate climate action, and that nobody can claim they were preventing companies from dodging the Category 4 hurricane that Cesar Malespin of the Bonanza with all signatories to ensure the bullied into some sort of plan,” said emission-reduction efforts in the battered the coast, but it was Fire Department. full implementation of the Paris Nigel Purvis, a former US climate 27-nation bloc, by manufacturing moving so slowly and dumping Bonanza was getting slammed Agreement.” negotiator in the administrations of goods in places without stringent so much rain that much of by strong winds and torrential The next planned round of UN Presidents Bill Clinton and George measures. Central America was on high rain, he said. climate talks will take place in W. Bush. Germany, which currently holds alert. The storm has also been Glasgow, Scotland, next year. “They’re not negotiated — they’re the EU’s rotating presidency, said it Eta had sustained winds drenching neighbouring At present, 189 countries have accepted.” was important for Europe to lead by of 75kmh but was moving Honduras with rain since at ratified the accord, which aims The United States is the world’s example now that the United States westward at just 11kmh. least Sunday, and the country to keep the increase in average second-biggest emitter after China had left the pact. The long-term forecast shows reported its first storm-related temperatures worldwide “well of heat-trapping gasses, such as German government spokesman, Eta taking a turn over Central death on Tuesday. A 12-year- below” 2 degrees Celsius and ideally carbon dioxide, and its contribution Steffen Seibert, noted on Wednesday America and then reforming old girl died in a mudslide no more than 1.5C, compared to to cutting emissions was, therefore, that the EU aimed to become the in the Caribbean — possibly in San Pedro Sula, the main pre-industrial levels. A further six seen as important, but it was not first climate-neutral continent by reaching Cuba on Sunday and population centre in northern countries have signed, but not alone in the effort. 2050. the Florida Keys on Monday. Honduras, said Marvin Aparicio ratified, the pact. In recent weeks, China, Japan Mahowald said she worried that On Wednesday morning, of Honduras’ emergency Scientists say that any rise and South Korea have joined with the US now out of the pact, Eta was located 200km north- management agency. beyond 2 degrees Celsius could the European Union and several China, which initially agreed to northeast of Managua — In Honduras, at least 559 have a devastating impact on large other countries in setting national emission curbs in a two-nation Nicaragua’s capital. people had to move to shelters parts of the world, such as raising deadlines to stop pumping more agreement with the Obama Eta came ashore on Tuesday or go to relatives’ homes to sea levels, stoking tropical storms, greenhouse gasses into the administration, as well as other afternoon south of Bilwi after escape flooding, Aparicio said. and worsening droughts and floods. atmosphere than could be removed nations, might decide they did not stalling just off the coast for At least 25 people had been The world has already warmed 1.2 from the air, with trees and other have to do as much to cut carbon hours. rescued, he said. Aparicio’s degrees Celsius since pre-industrial methods. pollution. The city of about 60,000 agency reported at least six times, so the efforts are really Democratic presidential candidate, While the Trump administration has been without power since rivers causing significant about preventing another 0.3 to 0.7 Joe Biden, has said he favours has shunned federal measures to Monday evening. flooding. degrees Celsius rise in temperatures signing the US back up to the Paris cut emissions, Seibert noted that US Corrugated metal roofing and Forecasters said central and from now. accord. states, cities and businesses had uprooted trees were scattered northern Nicaragua and much “Having the US pull out of Paris Because it was set up as an pressed ahead with their own efforts. through its streets. Some 20,000 of Honduras could expect 380 is likely to reduce efforts to mitigate, executive agreement — not a treaty In addition to condemnation from of the area’s residents were in to 635 millimetres of rain, with and therefore increase, the number — congressional approval is not abroad, environmental and public shelters. 890mm in isolated areas. Heavy of people who are put into a life- required, Purvis said. health groups in the United States Inland, about 160km west rains were also likely in eastern or-death situation because of the However, White House criticised Wednesday’s withdrawal. of where Eta made landfall, Guatemala, southern Belize and impacts of climate change: this is spokesman, Judd Deere, said — AP two gold miners were killed Jamaica. — AP

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This was part of an investigation into Locals at Pukemiro have been whether Campbell was in breach of complaining since the fire began in the Resource Management Act, and an August of sore throats, headaches, and investigation into allegations of dumping nausea, as well as about official inaction of illegal waste at Puke Coal Landfill, he and still face a major hurdle getting rid said. of the underground flames. The water tests had not revealed any Fire and Emergency (FENZ) is not sure specific or immediate concerns related to if it can even manage that, according to the fire, the public health unit said. the Waikato Regional Council. It was getting extra expert advice Hoses failed in August, when the on what other water testing might be flames were above the surface, and now useful. Air testing results had yet to they have moved underground. come through from the Waikato Regional “It’s not a simple case of just flooding Council. the area,” said the council’s Brent “A hazardous substances incident Sinclair, who heads the multi-agency report has not been filed at this group that includes FENZ, the district point,” the public health unit said in a council, DHB, Environmental Protection PUT OUT THE FIRE: Bill Rosoman wants officials to listen to locals about the fire at statement. Authority and ministries of health and Puke Coal Landfill. Picture supplied via RNZ Sinclair said concern for the environment. community’s health had been the priority Local man Bill Rosoman sees it in She slept with her family in their suffering,’” Rosoman said. all along. simple terms: “The only way I see it is car to escape the worst night of smoke “Finally, we’ve got them talking . . . “It’s very, very rare . . . very unusual he’s really got to get in there, close it coming from the landfill 15km west of finally we’re getting some action.” to see so many agencies having to work down, so they can deal with the fire.” Huntly. It is also known as the Rotowaro According to Sinclair, though, the together to try to resolve a problem on an Sinclair responded that it was complex. C&D Landfill. officials are mostly coming to Wednesday individual landowner’s property, because “The challenge is the ability to get “We could not hack the odour, the night’s meeting to listen to locals. that landowner is not taking their on to that property and then to be able stench anymore,” she said. It took them 10 weeks to decide on responsibilities. to undertake whatever work would be “We packed our sleeping bags, me, my setting up the inter-agency group; “The community is at the centre of needed to be able to put that fire out,” he husband, Michael and my son, Anthony. Sinclair said it was coincidental this all of our collective efforts to find a said. “We slept on the side of Rotowaro happened at the same time Rosoman was resolution.” FENZ, for instance, believed it did Road.” agitating strongly. Bill Rosoman has done his own not have the authority to go back on the It was a toxic plastic smell that It was unclear what laws could be informal health survey. Out of 36 locals, property at Puke Coal Landfill, Sinclair brought her “to the point of vomiting” leveraged, despite the agencies talking 90 percent noted a “foul smell”, three said — and neither did any of the other and was so bad at night it had woken about what to do since August, Sinclair quarters had had headaces, two thirds agencies in the group, which had been them up at times, she said. said — perhaps the Health Act, which upset stomachs or upset sleep, and busy checking their legal powers. “We’ve actually got footage of it was one reason health experts were on almost half noted a financial impact from “It’s very complex. The legislation crawling along the valley.” the group, he added. coping with the smoke. doesn’t give me the ability to go on and Molleman said she wants action. Rosoman was in no doubt. The landfill operation has been shut a property down. “I’m disgusted with the whole system “Section 29 of the Health Act gives controversial for years, with an “I can’t physically stop them from . . . they tried to downplay the whole them strong powers to walk up there, application to expand it to take doing something if they’re determined to thing. I feel marginalised and that’s the close it down, stop the fire,” he said. municipal waste in 2013 receiving a lot of do so.” worst thing.” A public health risk assessment has submissions opposed. The onus was on the landowner, Rosoman said he had been hounding not been done in the intervening weeks The go-ahead was given, but conditions Sinclair said. the councils. since August. in the consent were never met, so it was Owner and landfill operator John “They’ve been tossing it between the The public health unit of the Waikato only meant to take clean construction Campbell did not respond to RNZ’s agencies, saying, ‘It’s not my job, it’s not District Health Board said it was and demolition waste, Sinclair said. requests for comment. my job’. undertaking one now. John Campbell runs the adjacent The multi-agency officials meet with “That’s why I decided a week ago to mining operation Puke Coal. locals for the first time on Wednesday get on the phone to ring everybody to Air and water testing It is in receivership and was fined on night, at the Pukemiro school hall. give them clear messages — ‘We can’t do Health and Safety charges three months Peggy Molleman will be there. this anymore, you know, 200 people are Some action has been taken by the ago, after a worker was injured. Author, children receive threats over comments on MP’s moko by Belinda Feek, NZ Herald of her book, “so am not too perturbed chooses to sport this cultural feature by that”. on her face, that is her personal AUCKLAND — An author who “Cancel culture is rife in New decision and in keeping with her said Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Zealand and around the world, so this cultural identity, though I can’t help Mahuta’s moko kauae was the “height is no great surprise.” but notice that many strong and fine of ugly, uncivilised wokedom” says However, what had surprised her Maori women do not choose to wear a she stands by her comments. was having received “hundreds of Moko and would not encourage their Olivia Pierson also told the New disgusting threats of violence to my daughters to either.” Zealand Herald that both she and person, including umpteen death She said the position of Foreign her children had received threats of threats by Maori supporters of Nanaia Minister was one of the most violence and death after she tweeted Mahuta, because I expressed my view important ministerial positions and as her view yesterday. about facial tattoos”. it was “a face to the world, I think that Pierson said Jacinda Ardern had “Some have even been sent to my person should be a representative of gone “full wokelette on stilts” for children. New Zealand-wide interests, not just appointing Mahuta as Foreign Affairs “Threatening violence and death in Maori”. Minister; the country’s first female to a country like New Zealand, which has She said she struggled to see what hold the position and second of Maori the cornerstone liberty of freedom of Mahuta had accomplished to deserve heritage. expression, is indeed uncivilised and such a high-ranking position. “Facial tattoos, especially on a wrong on every level.” “I can’t help but feel that Ms female diplomat, is the height of ugly, Pierson said it was her “prerogative Mahuta’s appointment by Ardern is a FREEDOM OF SPEECH: Author Olivia Pierson stands by her uncivilised wokedom.” to express my view in a country which classic case of Maori tokenism and comments about newly-appointed Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta, who did not want to once vaunted liberty as a principle — identity politics writ large. Mahuta’s moko kauae. NZ Herald picture comment when approached again by and many actually agree with me on “Ardern claims that all her the Herald yesterday, is the first to this view here at home, as well as in ministers are appointed on merit only, world stage.” this nation are: freedom of speech, bear a moko kauae. some other Asian cultures, which is yet Mahuta’s merits have yet to be New Zealand was not a country cultural pluralism, capitalism, Pierson’s book had been sold common knowledge”. exemplified outside of Maori interests. “full of just Maori”, she said. individualism — not tribalism, a through Mighty Ape, however, when “I find facial tattoos to be ugly and “For Mahuta to represent Maori in “It’s a Western nation and the office commitment to scientific inquiry the company was made aware, it off-putting on anybody, white, brown this country is fitting and as it should of Foreign Minister is a democratic, and the emancipation of women and decided to pull it from their stocks. or black. be, but I haven’t found any evidence Western innovation. children. Pierson said she wasn’t aware until “Aside from my aesthetic personal as to why she has been appointed to “The values of the West gifted to “They are the essential Tuesday that Mighty Ape was a seller tastes though, when a Maori woman represent all of New Zealand on the us by our ancestors who colonised cornerstones of the Western tradition.” The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 21 Driver claims he wasn’t trained to deal with emergencies by John Weekes, NZ Herald Hannah’s mother. has said problems with the 1994 But nothing happened for two Mitsubishi Fuso bus started at a AUCKLAND — A bus driver was weeks, and police followed up with a sharp hairpin bend. going too fast around a hairpin turn text to him. Soon after the crash, the driver before 11-year-old Hannah Francis The driver told the inquest he told police he’d taken the hairpin in was killed, an inquest lawyer has simply forgot to send any message third gear. suggested. for Bruton. But yesterday he said that was Hannah died on the way to The driver’s training also came a lie, and he’d taken the turn in hospital after the Ruapehu Alpine under scrutiny in court. second gear. Lifts bus crashed on July 28, 2018. About 30 people were on the bus David Boldt, counsel assisting the The bus driver, who has name the day Hannah died. coroner, suggested the driver was suppression, has admitted Chris Wilkinson-Smith, counsel used to taking the hairpin in third lying multiple times, even on a for New Zealand Police, asked the gear, in a light bus. competency document he signed just driver about a safety manual. Boldt suggested the driver took one day before the central North “When you’ve got that busload of the hairpin in third gear on July 28 Island crash. snowboarders and skiers, adults and even though the bus was full. He continued giving evidence in children you still hadn’t read that “Halfway down the hairpin, you Auckland yesterday, after telling the whole manual, had you?” realised you were going too fast and inquest the bus brakes failed and The driver admitted he’d only you tried to change down, didn’t the vehicle became uncontrollable. partially read the manual. you?” Boldt suggested. The driver claimed to have He also admitted to lying on The driver said that was untrue. “totally forgotten” to follow up a Ruapehu Alpine Lifts driver “And when you tried to change with police who had liaised with competency document he signed just down, you missed your gear change Hannah’s mother Michelle Bruton. a day before the fatal crash. and you found yourself in neutral.” Police in February 2019 told the The point at which the brakes The driver rejected that too, and driver Bruton would like to hear started failing, and number of times said he’d never received complaints from him. the driver pumped the brakes, are from staff or passengers about TAKEN TOO SOON: Hannah Francis was killed when a The driver told the inquest he had still matters of contention. driving too fast. bus crashed near Ohakune on July 28, 2018. wanted to make contact with Hannah’s father Matt Francis The inquest continues. Picture supplied ‘Childish’ housing wish Otago Uni Wellington’s spatial plan divides residents fraudsters by Georgina Campbell, NZ Herald avoid jail WELLINGTON — The capital’s spatial DUNEDIN — A couple who defrauded plan has been described as a “childish Otago University of more than $200,000 have wish for housing” by one resident, who avoided jail. has compared the capital’s heritage to Gavin Marcus Bainbridge was employed the ancient city of Rome. as a senior manager in the university’s IT Wellington City Council received department from 2017 until early 2020. almost 3000 submissions from In October 2018, his 47-year-old wife, individuals and organisations on Karen Ailsa Bainbridge, set up a company how and where the capital’s growing called Studio-Us, designed to look like an population should be housed over the agency creating online software, and bank next few decades. accounts under her maiden name — Karen The spatial plan proposal has sparked Morton. considerable debate in the community, The pair appeared in the Dunedin District mainly around striking the right balance Court for sentencing yesterday afternoon. between housing densification and While employed at the university, heritage protection. Bainbridge had the ability to authorise Resident Stephen Minto said he lives purchases of up to $50,000 per invoice. in a five-storey apartment block in Mt In January last year, the 49-year-old set up Victoria that accommodated about 15 Studio-Us as a creditor and supplier to the people. HERITAGE VERSUS HOUSING: Hearings on Wellington’s draft spatial plan are under university without disclosing his conflict of He said the building replaced two large way. NZ Herald picture interest in the company. colonial villas, which would probably From March the couple began defrauding have housed the same number of people. Wellington, the new areas for medium- bedroom.” the university of thousands of dollars. “Fifteen is a drop in the ocean of the to high-density housing — Te Aro in She said she got so sick she had to take On March 13 an invoice labelled accommodation needs for Wellington,” he particular.” weeks off work. “E-learning analysis and design” was sent said. Cycling advocate Patrick Morgan She described another house she lived from Karen Bainbridge to her husband “The idea that you would destroy urged councillors to listen carefully to in as a “rat-infested, crumbling old villa”. totalling $13,800. Wellington’s heritage forever to build the people most affected by this decision, Cairns has now developed adult He sent it to the university’s crediting that type of development, which would which he said were those disadvantaged asthma, which she pointed out was team and it was paid into Studio-Us’ bank not solve Wellington’s accommodation by the current state of the property costing the Government through the account. problems, is crazy.” market. subsidy of her inhaler every month. By the time the pair’s theft was uncovered Minto said heritage has huge economic, “These are hard-working people in “Heritage housing is pretty but we they had stolen $227,700 over seven months. tourism and quality-of-life values. their 20s and 30s who are effectively have to prioritise people’s health and Judge Michael Turner told the couple it “Previous people’s lives are in there. It shut out of the market and forced to live affordability over that.” was finely balanced between sentencing would be like pulling down Rome. Rome in substandard housing.” Cairns said she was only able to them to jail and home detention. was a colonial city, but we still wouldn’t Wellington resident Stephanie Cairns purchase a house after her mother gave The pair had repaid $80,000 to the pull it down. This spatial plan, I believe, is 31 years old and lived in 10 flats before her and her sister $300,000 from the university but more than $170,000 remained it’s too much of a childish wish for becoming a homeowner. proceeds of selling her own house in outstanding after audit costs were housing.” “I’ve lived in at least three turn-of-the- Wellington. considered. He said heritage areas should not have century houses that should not be on the The feedback will shape the final They were both sentenced to 10 to carry the full “burden” of housing the rental market. spatial plan and will influence the months’ home detention with 400 hours of people of Wellington. “They are straight-up health hazards. formulation of the city’s next District community work — the maximum penalty for “The obvious solution is to make the I lived in a place in Hataitai that had a Plan, which is the document that sets the each sentence. — RNZ ugly eyesore, the semi-industrial areas of literal swamp out the front next to my rules for the development of the city. Woman arrested after Crusaders rugby ring theft by Kurt Bayer, NZ Herald up, put it in her pocket, and cycled home, a court At Christchurch District Court this week, it was could be sentenced again for the theft. The man heard this week. revealed that the ring was worth $2000 and the involved is still going through the courts. CHRISTCHURCH — A one-of-a-kind Crusaders She showed it to a man who pawned it for property of the Crusaders. Crusaders chief executive Colin Mansbridge ring stolen from outside the storied rugby $500. Her cut was $150. The woman pleaded guilty to one charge of said they weren’t aware of the missing ring until franchise’s Christchurch headquarters has been But when police were alerted to the missing theft. the police told them. returned. ring, it was traced back to the woman. A judge called it an “opportunistic” crime and “We are not aware of how the item came to A woman was cycling past the Crusaders base When spoken to by police, she said she hadn’t imposed a “come up if called upon” sentence, be outside of Rugby Park, however, one of our at Rugby Park when she spotted something shiny known the significance of the ring. along with a condition that she pay $150 to the employees reported an item of personal jewellery on the ground. “Possession is nine tenths of the law, isn’t it?” pawn shop. If she is charged with any other missing,” he said. Being “something of a magpie”, she picked it she added. serious offence over the next 12 months, she The ring has since been returned. 22 TELEVISION The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 THURSDAY—FRIDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

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MAN by Mark Peters The nine-inch angle-grinder can. He repurposes offcuts. The tall, helical he tall hedge towered over by metal form in the far corner is made from a single petals, wings and a steel helix suggests gas cylinder. Crookes cut a spiral of strips Tthe perimeter contains a compound from the cylinder to create the helical form. full of ore-based extraterrestrials. Then he welded the cut-out strips in the same In fact, the hedge and recently installed arrangement on top to double the height of the cyclo ne wire gate are to stop people wandering sculpture and topped it off with a steel koru. OF in to climb on Ihaia Crookes’ big steel Some works are created from steam pipes sculptures, or to stroll around his Mangapapa from the Wairakei Power Station in the Taupo property as if it’s a small zoo with a public Volcanic Zone — which might account for the garden out back. chthonic character of some of the works, most Crookes’ front yard is chocka with an of which are intent on ascent. He lets the arrangement of abstract forms carved from form of the metal determine the form of the industrial-grade pipes. The arrangement has a sculpture, he says. ritualised air. “This whole set-up represents a higher STEEL At the front is a triangular structure that power. I put it together without knowing what could be a symbolic waharoa, a gateway, to do.” while at the back of the installation is a tall, The pipes take on such a new character blue and white, winged, priestly structure in Crookes’ hands that their original form is that seems to raise to the sky an airy web barely recognisable. of woven/laced silver pipes Crookes says Although they take on a visual language of represent birds. their own, Crookes does not see himself as an In the mid-ground is a squat, stylised artist. He doesn’t want to sell any pieces or to Ionic column. Topped with a roofed structure give any of them over as public sculpture. supported by a pillar at each corner, the form is suggestive of an ancient Greek temple. Closer to the house is a sepulchral, winged Going large structure that seems to unfold and rise up at the same time. “I’ve never been an artist,” he says. Behind it crouches a black steel, masked “I’m not interested in artists. I got into this form from which ascends four wavy lines with and just did it. I couldn’t stop doing it. Five a black disc at the centre. years ago I quit my job to do this.” In several works Crookes has created new He began by making smaller pieces. configurations by cutting out pieces, turning “Then one day I thought ‘I can make these them back to front and welding them into big’.” place. Heavy metal plates with bolt holes that Working with such materials and at such once joined together two pipes now function as scale requires fitness and strength, he says. solidly-earthed feet one work rises from. “It’s getting a bit harder to do now though.” Originally from Gisborne, Crookes left as a 16-year-old to join the army and has since The carver lived and worked in Rotorua. He has now returned home and brought by truck, trailer Rather than use an oxyacetylene cutting and van, his massive steel-works that now torch to carve up the pipes, Crookes uses a inhabit his front yard. nine-inch angle-grinder. To separate them would be like breaking up IRON GARDEN: Former fitter/welder Ihaia Crookes has returned to his “That’s why the edges are straight,” he says. a family, he says. home town of Gisborne — and has brought with him his collection of “The steel is sometimes rusty. The gas axe “It’s not run-of-the-mill stuff,” he says. steel-works that now inhabit his front yard. Pictures by Rebecca Grunwell can’t cut through rust.” “The whole thing is a story.” 24 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 ThisWeek

■ Choral Capers A joyous and eclectic outburst from the Gisborne Choral Society. St Andrew’s Church, Saturday, 2pm. Koha entry.

■ The Sensational 70s Dress up in 70s costumes, and dance the night away to the music of the 70s. Prizes for best costumes. Dome Room, Saturday, 9pm. SOLD OUT.

COMING UP

■ Decades of Memories Celebrate sounds from the 60s-80s in a new musical concept. Lawson Field Theatre, November 14 at 3pm and 7.30pm. Tickets from Gisborne i-SITE and ticketek.

■ Crystal Palace ft Sly Chaos, Yancey & Willy Mav An intimate showcase of drum and bass and electronic music. Dome Bar, Saturday, November 21.

■ Beethoven’s Diabelli Variations Performed by Auckland-based pianist Ya-Ting. Tiromoana, 41 Winifred Street, Sunday, November 22, 4pm. THE WRIGHT STUFF: Artist Leigh $25 entry. Wright works at his drawing table in the motorhome that brought him and his partner Cilla to Gisborne for Wright’s On the Wright track ■ Long River Swing exhibition opening at Miharo Gallery David Paquette with Ben Wilcock tomorrow night. and Wil Sargisson. Gaiety Theatre, Picture by Rebecca Grunwell by Mark Peters longlined for tuna and in 1984 worked in Saturday, November 28, 7pm. Guy and Dunsmore’s rifle department. n the bush, under the sea, and A yellowfin tuna that landed Wright a Tairawhiti Museum, Sunday, November at his drawing table in the national fishing competition title in 1986 29, 2pm. Imotorhome is where artist Leigh is mounted on the wall at the Tatapouri Entry $35. Book at i-SITE Wairoa Wright is most comfortable. Sports Fishing Club. or phone 06 838 7440. Or phone Right now his and partner Cilla’s While his pen and ink images of Tairawhiti Museum on 867 3832. motorhome is parked in a Gisborne bush scenes such as The Meat Hunter, driveway while Wright prepares for an Wairere Falls and The Otane are drawn ■ Gisborne International Music exhibition of his work at Miharo Gallery. from memory, and without reference Competition His pen and ink drawings are drawn to sketch notes, Wright’s drawing War Memorial Theatre. First round from memory. He can recall, with Mangatoatoa is an exception. begins Monday, November 30, 2pm photographic accuracy, topographical While living in Whakatane he took and 7pm. Admission free for the first features such as hill ranges, a bend a party of nine, including his 11-year- round, semi-final and final. in a stream, a rock the water eddies old and nine-year-old children, other around. Other features he includes for family members and friends on a seven- compositional purposes, or as quiet day trek to Waimaha Station north of ■ Sea Mouse + Set Waves Tina, Simply The Best surprises, might include a dragonfly, Gisborne. Dome Bar, Saturday, December 5, 8pm. spider, butterfly, a weta or kereru, seen Apart from the hut they stayed in on Monday, November 9th only on close inspection. He knows the the first night, the group bedded under a Tickets $15 from undertheradar.co.nz, 8.00pm bush, as they say, like the back of his tarp for the rest of the trek. or $20 on the door. hand. Heath Franklin’s Chopper “I used to meat hunt,” he says. Tree vs vine POSTPONED “I moved to Gisborne in 1978 and THEATRE started possum and meat hunting in the New 2021 Date To Be Announced Ureweras. My drawings are based on Struck by the sight of a tall rimu tree ■ Alice in Wonderland those memories. The bush and scenes with a northern rata clinging to the Evolution Theatre Company, 75 The ABBA Show from nature are my main subjects. rimu’s trunk, Wright wanted to make Disraeli Street. A Rising Stars Monday, November 23rd “I do think I have a photographic a sketch of it but is not in the habit of presentation. November 13 and 14 8.00pm memory. I can visualise a scene exactly carrying a sketchbook. at 5.30pm. November 15 at 1.30pm. how it was. I can remember the bend “I took the paper out of a Pocket Tickets at the door. Kids $5, adults in the river and I can remember riding Edition tobacco pouch and sketched the $10. past that rock,” he says of details in The rata wrapped around the rimu. At home Meat Hunter. I got my two kids to stand in the lounge In this illustration, a deer-hunter on and look up and point so I could include ■ Punch Me In The Face horseback is the picture of weariness them in my drawing.” Learn hand-to-hand stage combat while behind him, a horse in tow holds The pointillist style of pen work in basics in a one-day workshop for ages Decades of Memories – its head high and pricks its ears in Wright’s drawings is reminiscent of New 15+. You’ll get to use your new skills in alertness. Zealand artist, the late Rei Hamon’s Music of the 60s, 70s & 80s an original scene. Pack a bottle of water “When you’re meat hunting you ride a technique. and a light lunch. Please wear sensible Saturday, November 14th docile horse. The friskier one you use as But lacking the fluidity of a ballpoint shoes (no jandals or heels) and loose- 3.00pm & 7.30pm a pack horse.” pen, the Rotring pens Wright uses — fitting clothing that you are not afraid with their needle-like, tubular nibs and to roll around in. Musical Theatre Gisborne capillary ink feed — tend to determine Instructor: Dinna Myers, Evolution Self-taught his distinctive style. The Addams Family Theatre Company, 75 Disraeli Street, “You have to be careful with them Saturday, November 21, 11am – December 11th, 12th, 15th, A self-taught artist, Wright taught art because you can fold a nib easily,” he 2.30pm. $25. 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th for several years and later worked as an says. 7.30pm art consultant. “The tubular nib has a wire down the December 13th, 2.30pm His teaching career included a five- middle. The wire is like a miniature year stint as principal at Hangaroa pump. When the tip touches the paper ■ The Addams Family School. Despite the demands of the the wire releases ink into the pipe. Directed by Belinda Campbell. Lawson profession, he still managed to produce “I draw in mostly dots but for line- Field Theatre, December 11-19. artwork, including Mangatoatoa, a piece work I go to a bigger pen. You can’t Tickets from i-SITE or ticketek.

34614-06 that took 200 hours to complete. make a mistake. I start with what I’m “You can only hang on for so long,” familiar with. Generally these are things Tickets on sale from Gisborne i-SITE he says of the degree of concentration that are alive.” Got something going on? required for his style of drawing. Let The Guide know at Accepting bookings for functions, “My best time is from one to four in ■ On the Wright track, pen and ink [email protected], events, meetings and conferences. the morning. That’s my favourite time drawings by Leigh Wright, opens at or telephone 869-0635 but it’s not the most popular time.” Miharo Gallery, 118 Gladstone Road, Email [email protected] Between bouts of teaching he tomorrow at 6pm. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 25 Joyous and eclectic, with heavy breathing by Mark Peters capella, to whisk us back to the romantic era and the glorious cathedral setting of efore indulging in the heavy sixteenth-century Spain,” says Maclean. breathing of singing in public Student soprano Rosie West will sing Bagain, the Gisborne Choral a passionate Mozart aria, while Jones Society had to await Alert Level 1 before and Macdonald will be joined by Gavin it could perform Choral Capers, says Maclean, with Hunter at the piano, for musical director Gavin Maclean. the famous trio, Soave sia il vento (May Finally, on Saturday, the company will the wind be gentle) from Cosi fan tutte. present a “joyous and eclectic” programme Also featured is the ever-popular of works that includes choral favourites, double-piano duo of Land of Hope and new guest artists, world folk-music and Glory (from past Piano Extravaganzas). dancing, and audience sing-alongs. Audience participation in the British “It’s a club sandwich, with bread-and patriotic song on the last night of the butter Handel choruses on the outside, national event known as the Proms is a meaty middle of Mozart and other a boisterous tradition in which many morsels, and lots of salad and spices,” says Promenaders dress up outrageously and Maclean. wave flags and banners. Introduced and conducted by Amanda Britain’s Covid-19 alert response was Maclean, who sang with and helped the the ostensible reason for the BBC’s 300-strong Wellington World Choir when decision not to feature Land of Hope and she lived in the capital, some “world Glory, as well as Rule Britannia in the music” items are a fresh venture for the Last Night of the Proms. choir. The break from tradition prompted A comparatively new arrival to outrage from many, including Prime MUD, GLORIOUS MUD: Among works to be performed from an eclectic programme Gisborne, organist and music teacher Minister Boris Johnson who suggested by the Gisborne Choral Society on Saturday is British comedy duo Flanders and Sean Scanlen will take a quick break the nation stop “this general bout of self- Swann’s Mud, Glorious Mud, also know as The Hippopotamus Song. from his role as musical director for recrimination and wetness”. Picture by Milton H Greene Musical Theatre Gisborne’s The Addams “I do think this country is Family to provide organ accompaniment going through an orgy of national Choral Capers’ audience is invited to Chances are, Boris would agree. and a sparkling solo piece. embarrassment about some of the things sing along with the tune along with other “There is also a new vocal quartet, that other people around the world love items as well as the Hallelujah chorus. ■ The Gisborne Choral Society presents an awesome foursome of Catherine most about us,” he said. The concert will be followed by Choral Capers, St Andrew’s Church, Macdonald, Madeleine Jones, Mary-Jane The Land of Hope and Glory went afternoon tea — “the ultimate leveller”, Saturday, 2pm. Entry, koha. Richmond and Coralie Hunter, singing a ahead. says Maclean. Decades of Memories

by Mark Peters Emceed by the Wiz, and accompanied by footage on the big screen, the show’s entertainers hat we’re gonna do right here is go will perform songs from each of those decades. back, intones the intro to The Jimmy Show-goers are encouraged to dress up in WCastor Bunch’s 1972 funk song the style of whichever decade and are welcome Troglodyte. to sing along with hits by artists such as The “Way back, back into time.” And that is exactly Eagles, Neil Diamond, Abba, Village People and what James Packman and Walter “Wiz” Walsh Queen. The words will appear onscreen for these will do this month with their new show, Decades interactive moments. of Memories. Packman grew up with sounds from the 60s Made up of 10 performers, all of which have and 70s so the opening song, Elvis Presley’s It’s starred at least once in Packman and Walsh’s Now or Never, is a nod to Packman’s father who popular show, Stars in Their Eyes, Decades of passed away last year. Memories celebrates sounds from the 1960s, 70s Although the 1980s was more Packman’s and 80s. formative era, songs from the 70s will make up Each of those decades celebrates its own the biggest portion of the show and rightfully so. anniversary. The 1960s would be 60 this year; the 1970s ■ Decades of Memories — a celebration of has never stopped in these parts and around sounds from the 60s-80s in a new musical March turned 50 on its platform shoes while the concept. Lawson Field Theatre, November 14 new romantic 80s is a pastel-shaded, padded- at 3pm and 7.30pm. Tickets from Gisborne shouldered 40-year-old who’s still got it. i-SITE and Ticketek.

THANG YOU VEH MUCH: Performed by one of the 10 performers in James Packman and Walter “Wiz” Walsh’s new show, Decades of Memories, Elvis Presley’s hit It’s Now or Never will be the opening song for the show that travels in time through the music of the 1960s to 80s. Picture supplied

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VISUAL ARTS ■ Gisborne Artists, Potters and Photographers annual exhibition Promote your ■ On the Wright track Tairawhiti Museum until November Pen and ink drawings by Leigh 10. Wright. Miharo Gallery, 118 Gladstone Road, tomorrow, 6pm. event here ■ Pieces of You – works from the fine arts collection ■ JB Contemporary, 14 Lowe Street Tairawhiti Museum until November Talk to us about a marketing package to suit your budget. — Parsing Binaries 22. A collaborative project from Shannon Novak and Daniel Metcalfe. Opens 33239-01 tomorrow, 6pm. ■ Life drawing Lysnar House. Mondays 7pm-9pm until November 23. Gisborne Artists’ ■ Te Hono Wai – Where waters Society members $8 per session or meet $50 for 8 sessions. Jo Torr explores in costume and textile Non-members $10 per session. Bring history cultural exchanges between your own sketch pads, pencils and European and Maori. Tairawhiti paints. Museum until December 6. Call Jane Smith today 869 0617 26 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 FilmGuide

ODEON expecting a baby. The father likes the idea MULTIPLEX but the mother wants ■ Rams to cram in all the experiences she fears Sam Neill and Michael she’ll miss out on. Caton play feuding farming brothers forced ■ Greenland to join forces to save their animals. Scientists discover that fragments of a comet will ■ I Am Woman hit Earth in a few days, causing an extinction Tilda Cobham-Hervey event comparable to that plays Helen Reddy as which wiped out the she makes her way in the dinosaurs. Bunkers in US music industry from Greenland offer the only the time she arrives in hope. New York with her three- year-old daughter to the ■ The War With Grandpa time she records feminist anthem I Am Woman, A boy will stop at and beyond. nothing to get his room back from his grandfather, WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN: Wannabe-adventurer Zoe (Rose Matafeo) freaks out when she falls ■ Ip Man: Kung Fu who has come to live with pregnant to her long-term boyfriend Tim (Matthew Lewis). As Tim embraces the prospect of fatherhood, Zoe Master the family after his wife’s attempts to rush through her dreams. Picture supplied by Piki Films death. Ip Man counted Bruce Lee among his students, ■ The Secret Garden and the Ip Man films are a reimagining of his An orphaned girl finds a exploits at various stages magical secret garden on Irresistible Kiwi comedy of his life. This one takes her uncle’s estate. as its backdrop China in DOME CINEMA the time leading up to the by Simon Morris, RNZ that in this . . . a few weeks. Japanese invasion, before ■ Miss Juneteenth Anyway, they play long-time But it’s hard not to love her, World War 2, when Ip aby Done is another of the couple, Zoe and Tim, who work thanks to a tailor-made script Man was a police officer. A former beauty queen recent run of New Zealand as arborists — tree fellers to and some dazzling supporting and single mother Bcomedies — but it’s got me — and are, shall we say, a bit characters. ■ The Craft: Legacy prepares her rebellious certain extra advantages. competitive. Even at a baby shower. Sami and House are both great teenage daughter for the A supernatural horror The film stars Rose Matafeo, and Zoe in particular has no interest as always — with a total of about Miss Juneteenth pageant. film that is a stand-alone it’s written by the team behind in having kids because she’s got a dozen lines between them, I sequel to the 1996 film the fondly-remembered Fantail far too many things to do — like should add — but there’s an ■ The Swallows of Kabul The Craft. — writer Sophie Henderson and competing in the World Tree- embarrassment of other riches. In 1998, Kabul is under director Curtis Vowell. Climbing Comps in Canada shortly. So many that even the ■ The Empty Man Taliban rule. Zunaira and It’s fascinating who is being I have no idea if this is a real omnipresent Tom Sainsbury is Mohsen are young and in given the credit for the success of thing or not, but if it isn’t it should relegated to a “blink and you miss As teens from a small love, and despite the daily Baby Done. be. him” appearance as an expectant Midwestern town violence and misery, they Executive producer Taika Waititi, And then there’s a hiccup. father. mysteriously disappear, hope for a better future. of course, guest stars like Rachel “It’s not a tapeworm, it’s a baby” Recently we’ve had a flurry of the locals come to believe One day, a foolish gesture House and Madeleine Sami, and of is one of the best quotes from the New Zealand comedies on the big it is the work of an urban causes life to take an course the lead, the very popular film. and small screens. Their default legend known as The irrevocable turn. Matafeo, have all been name- Tim may suddenly become a bit position has often been a bit blokey Empty Man. A retired checked, and fair enough. clucky over the good news, but Zoe and jokey — even women-driven cop investigates, and ■ Steelers: The World’s Stand-up comedian Matafeo refuses to allow mere pregnancy projects like The Breaker Upperers. discovers a secretive group First Gay Rugby Club certainly shows an impressive to get in the way of her dreams The gags are the point, and trying to summon a horrific, mystical entity. A 1995 conversation range as a straight actor in the — Dream One still being serious the characters just devices for in a pub in London’s film. redwood climbing, baby or not. delivering them. ■ Honest Thief Kings Cross led to But most of the credit should It is every “having a baby” story But Baby Done isn’t that. It’s the formation of the go to husband and wife team turned on its head, and it won’t very funny, but the funny comes A professional bank world’s first gay rugby Vowell — who directed it — and work if we don’t absolutely buy the from the characters. Henderson’s robber (Liam Neeson) club, the Kings Cross Henderson who wrote it. dysfunctional couple. script is smart and unpredictable, agrees to return all Steelers. Now there are Fantail is one of my top five New Chemistry is elusive — and at its heart — like Fantail — the money he stole in 60 clubs worldwide and Zealand films ever. The reason remember Rhys Darby and Sally it’s all about people we care about. exchange for a reduced every two years they get there was such a gap between that Hawkins in Love Birds? And not just Zoe and Tim, but at sentence. But two FBI together for the world and this is they found themselves Well, Matafeo and Lewis are the least a dozen others, any of whom agents set him up for a tournament of gay rugby dropping everything to have a baby. opposite of that. could have had their own movie. murder rap, so he goes on — the Bingham Cup. Hence this story. Zoe in particular could be the This isn’t just a good comedy. the run to clear his name. This film follows the Matafeo and English actor most irritating character as she Against quite a bit of strong Baby Done Kings Cross Steelers to Matthew Lewis — yes, he was creates a pre-baby bucket list for competition, Curtis Vowell has ■ the 2018 tournament in Neville Longbottom in Harry both her and Tim, and then tries to produced my favourite New Two arborists are Amsterdam. Potter, and no, he’s nothing like cram a lifetime’s desperate fun into Zealand film this year.

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Ottley 6 6709s Rick Reilly (Fr) 6 C Thornley 11 870s7 Donegal Carrickfin (Fr) 22 B Orange 7 23322 Deja Blue (Fr) 7 T Chmiel 6 000s0 Bird Of Paradise (Fr) 6 R Close 11 0s9s0 Khaki Nui (10) 6 R Jenkins 12 5500P Chase The Hat Trick (Fr) 23 R Holmes 8 77440 Play By Ear (Fr) 8 J Young-Grant 4 Dawe Contracting Pace 2.49 7 30370 Mordecai (Fr) 7 K Tomlinson (J) 12 0s388 The Kaik (10) 7 K Butt 8 38622 Dismara (Fr) 8 M Hurrell (J) 13 0s903 The Go To Man (10) 8 T Chmiel 13 80809 Alexy (Fr) 24 J Young-Grant 9 80s72 Mahia (Fr) 9 M Jones $7500, non-winners 3yo+ mr48 to mr50. 10 600s9 Shadow Aveross (Fr) 21 A Mugford (J) 9 50s64 Mister Mighty (Fr) 9 R Holmes 14 90105 Glacier Coaster (20) 1 J Young-Grant 14 61274 For Today (Fr) 25 J Dunn mobile, 2000m 11 80s Port Elizabeth (Fr) 22 R Cameron 10 829s0 Little Rain (Fr) 21 R May 15 06239 Good On Ya Kiwi (20) 2 R Holmes 15 86Ps0 Shardan Suzie (Em1) (Fr) U1 L O’Reilly 12 9007 Rosies Terror (Fr) U1 J Morrison (J) 1 60 Kowhai Magic (Fr) 1 T Chmiel 11 00s70 Comfortably Numb (Fr) 22 T Williams 16 21006 Folklore (20) 3 J Cox 16 010 Allabout Time (Fr) U2 R Close

Cambridge harness at Cambridge Friday Jetbet 5 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10 Q. 2-3-4-5, 7-8-9-10 PL6 5-10 Selections 2 gavelhouse.com Trot 6.05 5 0 Dramatist (Fr) 4 J Abernethy 5 76373 Ronda (Fr) 5 N Delany (J) 7 03939 Ace Strike (Fr) 6 B Butcher 6 8 Sheza Rose (Fr) 5 P Jeffries 6 — Godziller SCRATCHED 8 03695 Ohoka Achilles (Fr) 7 P Jeffries Race 1: NEW YORK MINUTE, IDEAL AGENT, $8000, non-winners stand, 2200m DELIGHTFUL CATHERINE 7 80426 Greatest Showman (Fr) 6 B Mangos 7 899 Gypsy (Fr) 6 M W White 9 78903 Frankie Jones (Fr) 21 D Butcher Race 2: KELVINZ LUCK, MASU, DEMOLITION MAN 1 02220 Demolition Man (Fr) 1 K Marshall 8 8400s Mac Paua (Fr) 7 M W White 8 06 Betterthanyouthink (Fr) 7 O Gillies 10 5449s Bugalugs (Fr) 22 P Ferguson 11 70212 Pocket Book (Fr) 23 M McKendry Race 3: BET WEST, REVITALISE, DUN IT BAD 2 3s2s Kelvinz Luck (Fr) 2 J Stormont 9 Second Wave (Fr) 21 Z Butcher 9 42322 The Banker (Fr) 21 D Butcher 12 41472 Brookies Jaffa (Fr) 24 T Mitchell Race 4: GREATEST SHOWMAN, STARLITO, 3 Masu (Fr) 3 D Butcher 10 Super Duper Dude (Fr) 22 D Ferguson 10 99062 Suidelike Major (Fr) 22 T Mitchell SCRATCHED SUPER DUPER DUDE 4 000 Presidents Topshot (Fr) 4 P Jeffries 11 — Eyes On Fire 11 8309s Blake (Fr) 23 D Ferguson SCRATCHED 9 Playground Creations Pace 9.11 Race 5: DELSON, GRIFFINS HALL, AS FREE AS AIR 5 09999 Haka Pride (Fr) 5 A Pyers 12 — Godziller 12 Enjoy Me (Fr) 24 B Butcher 6 04s Flying Scotsman (Fr) U1 M W White $8000, r40-r47. mobile, 2700m Race 6: ENJOY ME, THE BANKER, NEW FRONTIER 13 34s Real Funny (Fr) 23 M McKendry 13 Dreams Are Bettor (Fr) 25 P Ferguson 7 64560 Just Plain Lucky (Fr) U2 R Paynter 14 s7990 Inquisito (Em2) (Fr) U1 A Pyers Race 7: LADY CHEROKEE, YOUNG CONQUEROR, 14 Barbarossa (Fr) 24 T Mitchell 1 1s504 All Money (Fr) 1 B Butcher 8 08843 Manchester’s Eclipse (Fr) U3 T Mitchell 15 0P90s Mozzarella (Fr) U2 K Marshall ABOUT TURN 15 s7990 Inquisito (Em2) (Fr) U1 A Pyers 2 398s0 Beaudiene Emerald (Fr) 2 K Marshall 9 — Crazy SCRATCHED Race 8: EMMBER, ALL YOURS, POCKET BOOK 3 02401 The Peacemaker (Fr) 3 C Jamieson 10 70036 Circus Circus (Fr) U4 O Gillies 5 Loveridge Enterprise Trot 7. 24 7 Fuji Xerox Pace 8.17 Race 9: THE PEACEMAKER, PETER FORSBERG, 4 03190 Ticking Over (Fr) 4 D Butcher 5 78606 Peter Forsberg (Fr) 5 J Abernethy EXPRESS PLAY $8000, r47-r71 discretionary handicap stand, $8000, r59-r65. mobile, 2700m 3 Dunstan Horse Feeds Pace 6.34 6 88098 Cotton Socks (Fr) 6 J Stormont Race 10: SIR HENRY CASTLETON, SET ME FREE, ISAAC H 2700m 1 591s7 Red Atom (Fr) 1 A Poutama 7 70331 Express Play (Fr) 7 A Poutama $8000, r48-r52. mobile, 2700m 1 74780 Lukyanova (Fr) 1 F Schumacher 2 74580 Jack Tar (Fr) 2 N Chilcott 8 6757s Zip Code (Fr) 8 T Cameron 1 2P8sP Karmic Way (Fr) 1 D Ferguson 2 32060 Fira (Fr) 2 D Butcher 3 36621 Little Miss Perfect (Fr) 3 S Phelan 9 s60s0 Mighty Monica (Fr) 21 Z Butcher 2 80692 Port Delight (Fr) 2 M W White 3 83745 Safrakova (Fr) 3 L Chin 4 24253 About Turn (Fr) 4 L Whittaker (J) 10 89069 Maria Kirilenko (Fr) 22 J Wallace 3 46495 Bet West (Fr) 3 B Mangos 5 50401 J Bee (Fr) 5 K Marshall 4 06962 Superfast Ninja (Fr) 4 A Drake (J) 11 5660s Red River Dash (Fr) 23 T Mitchell 4 5649s Shezsomethinspecial (Fr) 4 A Poutama 5 56455 Leesa Castleton (Fr) 5 B Mangos 6 07730 Young Conqueror (Fr) 6 D Butcher 12 37s36 Fleeting Grin (Fr) 24 P Ferguson 5 70229 Revitalise (Fr) 5 M McKendry 6 11698 Still Eyre (10) 1 N Delany (J) 7 00818 High Point (Fr) 7 D Ferguson 6 38494 Lynton Creek (Fr) 6 D Butcher 7 73010 Horace Horse (10) 2 S Phelan 8 117s1 Lady Cherokee (Fr) 8 A Harrison (J) 10 Autex Industries Trot 9.41 7 97507 Lavazza (Fr) 7 B Butcher 8 50523 As Free As Air (10) 3 M W White 9 82146 Sarandon (Fr) 21 B Butcher $8000, r43-r46 w/c stand, 2700m 8 s1363 Jungle Gem (Fr) 8 Z Butcher 9 80314 Grey Stoke (10) U1 Z Butcher 10 62331 Armed Reactor (Fr) 22 P Ferguson 9 697s0 Sweet Maggie Ryan (Fr) 21 J Abernethy 10 s5190 Presidential Jewel (20) 1 J Dickie 11 s0877 Benjamin Button (Fr) U1 J Wallace 1 61565 Strength Of Heart (Fr) 1 D Butcher 1 Agrowquip - John Deere Pace 5.36 10 s2660 Dun It Bad (Fr) 22 C Jamieson 11 0D131 Griffins Hall (20) U1 P Ferguson 2 0541 Set Me Free (Fr) 2 S McCaffrey 11 57082 Anam Nunu (Fr) 23 Z Meredith (J) 12 590s2 Delson (45) U1 D Ferguson 8 Furnware Industries Pace 8.43 3 02s93 Sir Henry Castleton (Fr) 3 A Harrison (J) $8000, 4yo+ r55. jun.d mobile, 2200m 4 09721 Alana (Fr) 4 L Chin $8000, r53-r57. mobile, 2700m 1 2s22s Ideal Agent (Fr) 1 Z Meredith (J) 4 Gregory Equine Pace 6.59 6 P & M Quality Painters Pace 7.52 5 67445 Caitlin’s Surprise (Fr) 5 T Mitchell 1 86343 Emmber (Fr) 1 M W White 6 80489 Great Fantasy (Fr) 6 J Stormont 2 23131 New York Minute (Fr) 2 A Harrison (J) $8000, non-winners 3yo+. mobile, 2200m $8000, non-winners 3yo+. mobile, 2200m 3 98369 Adieu Flirt (Fr) 3 A Drake (J) 2 54677 Milner (Fr) 2 B Mangos 7 0s090 Skee King (Fr) 7 T Hall 4 77075 Eagle Watch (Fr) 4 L Whittaker (J) 1 9 Nelson’s Boy (Fr) 1 K Marshall 1 Sargent Best (Fr) 1 Z Butcher 3 50040 Mac’s Tomado (Fr) 3 N Chilcott 8 37458 Majestic Harry (Fr) 8 M Teaz 5 12823 Jemma (Fr) 5 N Delany (J) 2 5946 Starlito (Fr) 2 T Cameron 2 9s Jimmy The Irishman (Fr) 2 J Dickie 4 08345 All Yours (Fr) 4 Z Butcher 9 69375 Littlebitoflove (Fr) 9 J Abernethy 6 33712 Edamfast (Fr) 6 K Bublitz (J) 3 — Riverman Sam SCRATCHED 3 83725 New Frontier (Fr) 3 J Stormont 5 — Quarterback SCRATCHED 10 61900 Rastusburn (Fr) U1 A Poutama 7 2317s Delightful Catherine (Fr) 7 T Hanara (J) 4 06584 Trooper Cooper (Fr) 3 A Poutama 4 6020P Lionel Messi (Fr) 4 J Abernethy 6 26126 Kuyomi (Fr) 5 J Dickie 11 67028 Isaac H (Fr) U2 Z Butcher

Wanganui greys at Hatrick Friday Jetbet 2 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 Kernow Construction 5.04 8 31158 Big Time Tatum 17.86 Agent & Williams 4 17321 Big Time Frankie 30.35 Lisa Cole 3 46664 Race Me Home 38.24 Bill Hodgson EMERGENCIES: 5 83121 Big Time Harper 30.50 Peter Clark 4 34324 Bigtime Benji nwtd Lisa Cole Race 1: SCREAMING VIKING, BIG TIME ABBI, $1450, C1, 305m ALLEGRO OLIVE 9 77548 Opawa Marcie 18.07 Marcie Flipp 6 62285 Jilliby Sophia 30.69 Lisa Cole 5 24433 Derry Blues nwtd Peter Clark Race 2: NOAH RAPPER, BUTTER CHURN, DOUBLE WHAT 1 75564 Homebush Jennia 17.92 John McInerney 10 58778 Alamein Graeme 18.03 Kettlewell & Phillips 7 73678 Big Time Kobe 30.63 Lisa Cole 6 24323 Double That nwtd G & S Fredrickson 2 72746 Double What 17.79 J & D Bell 8 18776 Young Dumb Broke 30.57 Melissa Olden Race 3: BIGTIME HONEY, BIG TIME FLASH, 5 Avenue Kingsgate Hotel 6.14 7 55112 Big Time Odette 38.33 Lisa Cole MOTHER’S TOUCH 3 15448 Allegro Lincoln 17.92 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 8 66535 Bigtime Alfie 38.34 Lisa Cole 9 54734 Speed Machine 30.53 Lisa Cole Race 4: BIGTIME SAM, SOZIN’S DELIGHT, SIDELINE SALLY 4 15748 Bigtime Hannah 17.80 Sue Gommans $2860, C5, 305m EMERGENCY: 5 32585 Nellie Marjen 18.15 Marcie Flipp 10 73547 Go Glow 30.73 Marcie Flipp Race 5: ALLEGRO WILL, SEDGEBROOK LOVER, 1 71734 Sedgebrook Lover 17.69 Fred Kite 9 58527 Rich Lister nwtd Maree Gowan 6 34331 Butter Churn 18.10 Glen Hodgson BIG TIME BILLIE 2 17351 Bigtime Leo 17.74 Peter Clark 8 racingtips.co.nz 7.42 Race 6: JUSTA GIFT, BIGTIME MACI, IDOL STEFFIE 7 21s Noah Rapper 18.06 Brian Marsh 3 28617 Big Time Billie 17.62 Lisa Cole 11 Wanganui Toyota 8.56 8 37624 Bigtime Coco 17.72 Nathan Udy $2035, C3, 305m Race 7: JILLIBY SOPHIA, MY KHLOE, BIG TIME ROCKET 4 22735 Life Is Good 17.70 Melissa Olden EMERGENCIES: $2035, C3, 305m Race 8: ALAMEIN FELIX, IDOL MEGHAN, HYPOTHETICAL 5 61571 Allegro Will 17.36 Lisa Cole 1 F1523 Hypothetical 18.02 Melissa Olden 9 77548 Opawa Marcie 18.07 Marcie Flipp Race 9: BIGTIME ROD, MISS POTENTIAL, BIG TIME IZZY 6 s1452 Bigtime Emjay 17.50 G & S Fredrickson 2 25118 My Pablo 17.87 Nathan Udy 1 22214 Big Time Dusty 17.77 G & S Fredrickson 10 5278F Cockney Rip Off 17.72 Melissa Olden Race 10: BIG TIME BABY, BIG TIME MAC, BIG TIME ODETTE 7 55275 Criminal Justice 17.63 Melissa Olden 3 21164 Alamein Felix 17.84 Kettlewell & Phillips 2 54831 Yasawa Lights 17.78 Angela Turnwald Race 11: YASAWA LIGHTS, BIG TIME DUSTY, WEBBER COME 3 Laser Plumbing 5.28 8 18613 Free Thinker 17.84 Melissa Olden 4 31137 Allegro Kyle 17.76 D P Symes 3 34771 Sedgebrook Comet 17.51 Fred Kite Race 12: WATERLOO GIRL, BIG TIME LEBRON, GIRAFFE CLUB EMERGENCIES: 5 8514F Big Time Queen 17.90 Lisa Cole 4 63655 Big Time Beat 17.73 D P Symes $1685, C1/2, 305m 9 56182 Sedgebrook Sally 17.73 Fred Kite 6 48184 Yarn Sister 17.80 Carol Morris 5 62483 Big Time Lorna 17.88 Lisa Cole 1 77464 Bigtime Honey 17.65 Lisa Cole 10 45178 Wifi Bolt 17.74 G & S Fredrickson 7 66727 Idol Meghan 17.60 Marcie Flipp 6 72841 So Severe 17.71 Carol Morris 8 62281 Elusive Alibi 17.73 Richard Waite 2 15374 Opawa Jody 18.03 Marcie Flipp 6 Adept Accountants 6.44 7 2732F Idol Duke 17.63 Marcie Flipp 3 51152 Mother’s Touch 17.82 J & D Bell EMERGENCIES: 8 34124 Webber Come 17.78 John McInerney 4 62876 Big Time Flash 17.60 G & S Fredrickson $1685, C1/2, 305m 9 65832 Big Time Chance 17.58 Nathan Udy EMERGENCIES: 10 88272 Waterloo Pink 17.66 Wendy Kite 5 84742 Alamein Stryda 17.74 Kettlewell & Phillips 1 77753 Justa Gift 17.62 J & D Bell 9 65832 Big Time Chance 17.58 Nathan Udy 6 11565 Homebush Yuri 17.81 John McInerney 2 37437 Go Ladybird nwtd Nathan Udy 9 Palamountains Nutrition 8.08 10 87875 Bigtime Stella 17.42 Agent & Williams 7 43232 Lucky Scar 17.88 Nathan Udy 3 77465 Idol Steffie 17.62 Marcie Flipp 8 41236 Big Time May 17.65 P B Briggs 4 83757 Idol Little Girl 18.13 Marcie Flipp $4735, C4/5, 520m 12 Book Your Function 9.21 EMERGENCIES: 1 Welcome To Hatrick 4.40 5 58855 Gotcha Marshall 17.74 John McInerney 1 11487 Big Time Trae 30.44 Lisa Cole $2390, C4, 305m 9 77548 Opawa Marcie 18.07 Marcie Flipp $1450, C1, 305m 6 72672 Bigtime Maci 17.67 Susie Kite 2 13735 Miss Potential 30.52 G & S Fredrickson 10 88887 Dottie Bell 18.09 Leanne Bell 7 57866 Idol Ziggy 17.67 Marcie Flipp 3 45513 Bigtime Rod 29.91 Lisa Cole 1 55211 Waterloo Girl 17.78 Wendy Kite 1 38453 Big Time Abbi 18.04 Peter Clark 8 16582 Light Cruiser 17.93 Brian Goldsack 4 55773 Buddy Loaded 30.62 Glen Hodgson 2 31454 Big Time Lebron 17.62 Lisa Cole 2 63488 Pretty Belinda 17.98 Wendy Kite 4 Aon CPF Insurance 5.54 EMERGENCIES: 5 38428 Novo Ollie 30.64 Lisa Cole 3 42823 Giraffe Club 17.70 Lisa Cole 3 12644 Diller 18.19 John McInerney $1685, C1/2, 305m 9 77548 Opawa Marcie 18.07 Marcie Flipp 6 61532 Simply Smooth 30.27 Lisa Cole 4 74165 Running Freer 17.69 Melissa Olden 4 431F Allegro Olive 18.14 Lisa Cole 10 38788 Homebush Mandy 17.95 Sue Gommans 7 31416 Big Time Izzy 30.11 Lisa Cole 5 21155 Big Time Tina 17.63 Lisa Cole 5 27421 Idol Lucy 17.93 Marcie Flipp 1 36265 Sideline Sally 17.88 John McInerney 8 62745 Classic Rapper 30.50 Susie Kite 6 53432 Eye Far 17.62 Marcie Flipp 6 14744 My Bentley nwtd Nathan Udy 2 52618 Bigtime Sam 17.80 G & S Fredrickson 7 First Security 7.15 7 23617 Screaming Viking 17.72 Nathan Udy 3 32371 Idol Wilson 17.82 Marcie Flipp 10 Accell Canine Therapy 8.35 7 76616 Articulator 17.73 Bill Hodgson 8 44213 Homebush Susan 17.89 Sue Gommans 4 62148 Shamrock Green 17.85 Brian Goldsack $3325, C2/3, 520m 8 12347 Funzalo 17.61 Bill Hodgson EMERGENCIES: 5 65263 Opawa Troy nwtd Nathan Udy 1 26168 My Khloe 30.40 Marcie Flipp $3795, C1, distance, 645m EMERGENCIES: 9 77548 Opawa Marcie 18.07 Marcie Flipp 6 67875 Sozin’s Delight 17.83 John McInerney 2 74516 Big Time Rocket 30.48 Lisa Cole 1 31121 Big Time Baby 38.37 Lisa Cole 9 87144 Hip Hop Rapper 17.49 Brian Marsh 10 67558 Slam It nwtd John McInerney 7 62284 Zara Cheebee 17.62 Marcie Flipp 3 61465 Wifi Inga 30.64 G & S Fredrickson 2 52461 Big Time Mac 38.39 Lisa Cole 10 75266 Allegro Fern 17.62 Lisa Cole

Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. 28 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 Decade champions to be crowned SPORTING champions of sportswoman, sportsman,coach FINALISTS FOR HALBERG AWARDS (Para swimming), 2016 Liam Malone Richard (Dick) Tonks (rowing), 2013 Sir the past decade will be the and emerging talent categories. DECADE CHAMPION — (Para athletics), 2017 Sophie Pascoe Steve Hansen (rugby), 2014 Anthony centrepiece of the 2021 Halberg The public will get to vote SUPREME: 2010 All Whites (football), (Para swimming), 2018 Adam Hall (Para Peden (cycling), 2015 Sir Steve Hansen Awards, it was announced on the New Zealand Favourite 2011 All Blacks (rugby), 2012 Men’s Pair, alpine skiing), 2019 Sophie Pascoe (rugby), 2016 Gordon Walker (canoe yesterday. Sporting Moment of the Hamish Bond and Eric Murray (rowing), (Para swimming). racing), 2017 Gordon Walker (canoe Outstanding New Zealand Decade. 2013 Lydia Ko (golf), 2014 Men’s racing), 2018 Gordon Walker (canoe sporting achievements from The Decade Champion Pair, Hamish Bond and Eric Murray SPORTSWOMAN: 2010 Dame Valerie racing), 2019 Dame Noeline Taurua 2010 to 2019 will be honoured independent voting academy, (rowing), 2015 All Blacks (rugby), 2016 Adams (athletics), 2011 Dame Valerie (netball). during a ceremony on February made up of prominent athletes, Lisa Carrington (canoe racing), 2017 Adams (athletics), 2012 Dame Valerie 18 in Auckland. coaches, administrators and Emirates Team New Zealand (yachting), Adams (athletics), 2013 Lydia Ko (golf), EMERGING TALENT: 2010 Gareth Previous Halberg Awards sports media, will review the 2014 Lydia Ko (golf), 2015 Lydia Ko winners across eight categories finalists to decide the decade 2018 Tom Walsh (athletics), 2019 Silver Kean (swimming), 2011 Jacko Gill will vie for the Decade winners. Ferns (netball). (golf), 2016 Lisa Carrington (canoe (athletics), 2012 Lydia Ko (golf), 2013 Champion honours. The Sport New Zealand racing), 2017 Lisa Carrington (canoe Gabrielle Fa’amausili (swimming), 2014 The supreme Halberg Award Leadership Award and Hall of TEAM: 2010 All Whites (football), racing), 2018 Lisa Carrington (canoe Regan Gough (cycling), 2015 Eliza winner of the decade will join Fame inductees will form part 2011 All Blacks (rugby), 2012 Men’s Pair, racing), 2019 Lisa Carrington (canoe McCartney (athletics), 2016 Campbell the previous Decade Champions of the February celebrations. Hamish Bond and Eric Murray (rowing), racing). Stewart (cycling), 2017 Ellesse Andrews — 1950s - Dame Yvette Corlett With international sporting 2013 All Blacks (rugby), 2014 Men’s (cycling), 2018 Maddison-Lee Wesche (nee Williams) (athletics); 1960s events being severely affected in Pair, Hamish Bond and Eric Murray SPORTSMAN: 2010 Richie McCaw (athletics), 2019 Alice Robinson (ski - Sir Peter Snell (athletics); 2020, the Halberg Foundation (rowing), 2015 All Blacks (rugby), 2016 (rugby), 2011 Richie McCaw (rugby), racing). 1970s - Sir John Walker has decided it will include Men’s 49er, Peter Burling and Blair 2012 Mahe Drysdale (rowing), 2013 (athletics); 1980s - Sir Richard performances of merit this year Tuke (yachting), 2017 Emirates Team Scott Dixon (motorsport), 2014 NEW ZEALAND’S FAVOURITE Hadlee (cricket); 1990s Danyon into the 2021 sporting year. New Zealand (yachting), 2018 Black Brendon McCullum (cricket), 2015 SPORTING MOMENT: 2010 All Whites Loader (swimming); 2000s - The ceremony will also Ferns Sevens (rugby), 2019 Silver Ferns Kane Williamson (cricket), 2016 Mahe (football), 2011 All Blacks (rugby), 2012 Carolyn Meyer and Georgina provide an opportunity to reflect (netball). Drysdale (rowing), 2017 Tom Walsh Nathan Cohen and Joseph Sullivan Earl (nee Evers-Swindell) on the life-changing work of the (athletics), 2018 Tom Walsh (athletics), (rowing), 2013 Black Sox (softball), 2014 (rowing). Halberg Foundation through PARA ATHLETE: 2011 Sophie Pascoe 2019 Israel Adesanya (mixed martial Brendon McCullum (cricket), 2015 Grant Additional to the supreme the decade and the significant (Para swimming), 2012 Sophie Pascoe arts). Elliott (cricket), 2016 Eliza McCartney Halberg Award champion, the impact it has made enhancing (Para swimming), 2013 Sophie Pascoe (athletics), 2017 Mitchell Hunt (rugby), Halbergs for the first time the lives of physically disabled (Para swimming), 2014 Mary Fisher COACH: 2010 Ricki Herbert (football), 2018 Anna Leat (football), 2019 Silver will recognise winners of the young New Zealanders through 2011 Sir Graham Henry (rugby), 2012 Ferns (netball). decade in team, para athlete, sport and recreation. (Para swimming), 2015 Sophie Pascoe THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Friday, November 6, 2020 CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: SUDOKU Emma Stone, 32; Thandie Newton, 48; Maria Shriver, 65; Sally Field, 74. Happy Birthday: You'll pick up information readily. An insightful view will change your SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made perspective regarding how and where you want to live. Expanding your up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. knowledge and experience is encouraged. 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Across: 1 Hope; 3 Paramour; 11. Corpulent (5) 6. Getting (9) 9 Grimace; 10 Out of; 11 Mother 13. Letter (7) 7. Protest (11) tongue; 13 Signal; 15 Off the; 14. Entice (6) 17 Fighting talk; 20 Order; 8. Hatred (11) 21 Gordian; 22 Torments; 16. Rigorous (6) 23 Onus. 18. Understand (7) 12. Tr y (9) Down: 1 High mass; 2 Point; 19. Bay (5) 15. Mounted (7) STAR RATINGS 4 Adepts; 5 A round figure; 6 On FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. trust; 7 Rife; 8 Makes a charge; 20. Bothering (9) 17. Boredom (6) FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. 12 Weekends; 14 Grinder; 21. Pair (3) 19. Start (5) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. 16 Midget; 18 Align; 19 Lost. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 22. Ruling (11) 21. Tawny (3) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020 SPORT 29 1000 ATP wins and counting for Rafa TENNIS compare,” Nadal said. “So the feeling, even if 1000 or 1500 PARIS — Rafael Nadal or 2000 is not a lot. The real became only the fourth man to feeling, the personal feeling is reach 1000 match wins when completely different. It makes he beat fellow Spanish veteran a big difference that the court Feliciano Lopez 4-6, 7-6, 6-4 in is empty.” the second round of the Paris After securing the victory, Masters today. Nadal touched fists with The 20-time Grand Slam Lopez and put his rackets champion joined Jimmy into his bag as if finishing Connors (1274), Roger Federer a training session, rather (1242) and Ivan Lendl (1068) as than celebrating a huge the only male players to reach achievement. the 1000-win mark since the “I know it is a very special Open era began in 1968. number, one thousand,” Nadal Nadal posed at the net with said. “Even if it’s not the same the number 1000 displayed in to celebrate something like large numbers on the court. this without a crowd.” “Well, that means that I The 34-year-old’s first win am old,” Nadal joked, before came in May 2002 at the age of measuring the achievement. 15, when he beat Paraguayan “I played well for such a very Ramon Delgado in the first long time, because to achieve round at Mallorca. that number is because I have A year later, the 16-year-old been playing well for a lot of Nadal stunned the tennis years, and is something that world by beating French Open makes me feel happy.” champion Albert Costa under The 34-year-old Nadal floodlights in the second round achieved another milestone in at the Monte Carlo Masters. Paris this year, too, having won By the age of 24, he had the French Open last month to already reached 500 wins, tie Federer on 20 major titles. while his career tally also But while there were 1000 includes 35 Masters titles fans to cheer him on in the and 86 tournament victories final at Roland Garros, none overall. were at the Bercy Arena Nadal, who has never won because of the coronavirus this tournament, next plays pandemic. Jordan Thompson of Australia, A GRAND EFFORT: Spain’s Rafael Nadal poses with the trophy of his 1000th victory of the ATP at the end of his “Of course it’s sad, the who upset 15th-seeded Croat match against compatriot Feliciano Lopez during the second round of the Paris Masters tennis tournament at the level of energy is difficult to Borna Coric 2-6, 6-4, 6-2. — AP Bercy Arena in Paris. AP picture SPORT BRIEFS Boks pledge loyalty Ronchi new batting coach WELLINGTON — Dual international wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi has been appointed batting coach of RUGBY change in these difficult times and have setbacks and the inherent complexity of the New Zealand cricket team, starting with their committed to an international rugby our vast geographical expanse, we have imminent home series against the West Indies. WELLINGTON — World Cup future through to 2030,” SANZAAR managed to keep the game alive and look Ronchi was part of the New Zealand coaching champions South Africa will remain chief executive Andy Marinos said. “The forward to the remainder of the revised staff at last year’s ICC World Cup in England and part of the four-nation SANZAAR rugby recommitment by the four unions to the Tri-Nations to bring the curtain down on was confirmed as New Zealand’s fulltime batting alliance for the immediate future, defying long-term future of the international the 2020 season.” coach, taking over from Peter Fulton. — AP speculation they would throw in their lot game is an important start as we embark The shape of future Super Rugby and with the Northern Hemisphere. in a new direction. Rugby Championship competitions is Blunder costs Man United While their Super Rugby clubs will “This is the first of a number of unclear as international travel remains ISTANBUL, Turkey — Manchester United likely join Europe’s Top 14 competition, at announcements that will be made over difficult in the Covid era. New Zealand conceded an embarrassing early goal before least temporarily, South Africa’s national the coming weeks and months as we and Australia created their own domestic slumping to a 2-1 loss at Champions League team are expected to rejoin Argentina, continue to plan into 2021 and beyond.” Super Rugby tournaments when the full, newcomer Istanbul Basaksehir today, throwing Australia and New Zealand in future South Africa Rugby issued a statement 15-team Super Rugby competition was their group wide open. Demba Ba was allowed to Rugby championships. saying the refreshed approach was the suspended in March. run through on goal unopposed from 15 metres The Springboks withdrew from this first part of “phased redevelopment” of Australia and New Zealand will inside his side’s own half and slot home a finish year’s tournament in Australia because SANZAAR competitions. stick with those competitions in 2021, to give the Turkish champions a 13th-minute lead. of player welfare concerns after the “We welcome the changes announced though some cross-over matches between Midfielder Edini Visca made it 2-0 in the 40th Covid-19 pandemic prematurely ended . . . and we are looking forward to Australian and New Zealand teams are minute before Anthony Martial closed the deficit the Super Rugby tournament and then see what the new strategic plan for likely. A Pacific team is expected to join a for United three minutes later. — AP delayed its domestic competitions. the competition entails, with possible combined trans-Tasman competition from In a statement, SANZAAR said international expansion on the cards,” SA 2022. Bet earns punter $1 million South Africa would rejoin the Southern Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux said. The Rugby Championship, now A CHRISTCHURCH punter was an incredibly Hemisphere’s peak rugby tournament Teams from the Southern Hemisphere reorganised as a Tri-Nations tournament lucky winner on Melbourne Cup day, receiving from next season. SANZAAR indicated have won eight of the nine Rugby World involving Australia, New Zealand and the biggest ever racing payout from the TAB and there would be significant changes to its Cup titles to date, a fact Roux said was Argentina, is currently under way. becoming a millionaire. The man placed the bet at competitions, including Super Rugby, as it a “testimony to the high quality of test New Zealand thrashed Australia in his neighbourhood branch in Bishopdale, earning adjusts to the new world order created by rugby played on this side of the equator.” the opening match last weekend and, $1.16 million from one of his four $30 stakes. His the coronavirus pandemic. Marinos said the sport’s administrators in doing so, retained the Bledisloe Cup combination of first four bets was bang on, with “The Southern Hemisphere rugby needed to be flexible in uncertain times. that is contested between the Tasman Twilight Payment winning ahead of Tiger Moth, powers have recognised the need for “However, despite the numerous neighbours. — AP Prince of Arran and The Chosen One — NZ Herald Draws SATURDAY, 8.30am: Nelson Park 2, Bollywood Makaraka v PBCA Mixed; NP 1, Mangapapa Stars v DIVISION ONE, 8.30am: D3, Kaiti Kiwa v Cricket Stars v Dnature Dragons; NP 5, David File Central Sixes; NP 7, TWCC v Central Knights; NP 6, Mangapapa White. Bye: Te Wharau Pitchers. SENIOR and junior cricket draws for the Decorators OBR Sharks v Tairawhiti Women’s Cricket Makauri School v Central Stags. DIVISION 2, 8.30am: D4, Waikirikiri v Mangatuna; coming week are — Club Horigro Colts; NP 3, Bollywood HSOB Pups v D6, TBAS v Te Wharau Spartans. Senior A — Doleman Cup, SATURDAY, 1pm: Ngatapa Knights. Softball YOUNG SOX T-BALL (Y3-4), DIVISION 1, Harry Barker Reserve 1, Coastal Concrete OBR v Challenge Cup T20 Term 4 — WEDNESDAY 9.45am: D2, Koastie Kidz v TBAS; D3, Kaiti Paoa v Horouta (umpire Stewart Patrick); HBR 2, Bollywood (November 11), 3.30pm: HBR 1, Campion/Lytton TAIRAWHITI junior softball draw for SATURDAY Te Wharau Batters. Bye: Mangapapa Green. Stars High School Old Boys v Gisborne Boys’ High v TWCC Senior Girls; HBR 2, The Admiralty v The is (all games at Waikirikiri Park) — School (Jason Trowill). Blues and Royals. JUNIOR SOX JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION 2, 11am: D4, Te Karaka v Wainui; D5, Senior B — Hope Cup, SATURDAY, 2pm: HBR Superstar softball competition, TOMORROW, SOFTBALL (Y9-10), 11am: D1, GBHS Black v Waikirikiri v Te Wharau Warriors; D6, Te Hapara v 3, Ngatapa v Campion College (Martin Bennett, 4.30pm: HBR 1, Ormond Superstars v Wainui Lytton; D2, GGHS v Campion. Nga Kura o Te Akau. James Raroa); HBR 4, GBHS v Siteworx Horouta Wizards; HBR 2, Ormond/Makauri Superstars v EMERGING SOX INTERMEDIATE SOFTBALL PIPI SOX T-BALL (Y1-2), DIVISION 1, 9.45am: (Ben O’Brien-Leaf); HBR practice wicket, Bollywood Wainui Whippets; HBR 3, PBCA Mixed Blue v (Y7-8), 8.30am: D1, Ilminster Tahi v Kaiti; D2, D4, Waikirikiri v Te Hapara; D5, Mangapapa Blue v HSOB Presidents v Rawhiti Legal OBR (Gary Central Catchers; HBR 4, Mangapapa Rockets v Ilminster Rua v Tolaga Bay Area School. Te Wharau Steelers. Coutts). Central Bowlers. 11am: D3, Nga Kura o Te Akau v Waikirikiri. DIVISION 2, 9.45am: D7, Mangapapa Red v St Junior Colts 30-over competition — Primary hardball — SATURDAY, 8.30am: NP 4, ROOKIE SOX PRIMARY SOFTBALL (Y5-6), Mary’s; D8, Kaiti Maia v Te Karaka. 30 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, November 5, 2020

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grabs at the final of the Primo Cup on Poverty Bay Saturday. Forty golfers — 27 men and13 TE Puia Springs member Doreen women — have qualified for the ‘Driving mojo’ rediscovered Goldsmith was the star of the 18-hole final. Property Brokers women’s Christmas The men will be battling for the first THE return of Tony Akroyd’s tee) but on the the last nine Moore said his driver tournament yesterday. prize of $600 for first, $300 for second “driving mojo” and an holes found something that’s “behaved itself” but he found encouraging debut by Rod working for him.” Goldsmith was a runaway winner and $100 for third. the greens extremely testing. Moore were the positives as Jeune also had an 18-hole “They were pretty slick —a of the 18-hole stableford after racking The women are vying for $300, $150 Poverty Bay-East Coast battled duel, with Tayne Derriman. but totally different league to up 48 points in her round of 110-48-62 and $50. on at the Freyberg Masters in fell just short. home.” — the best score at the Bay since the The money will be deducted from Hamilton yesterday. “It was close. I got to 3-down In the other matches, No.1 new World Handicap System came into their 2021 subs. PBEC lost 4-1 to North early but clawed my way back.” Anaru Reedy lost 4 and 3 to Stu force in March. The club’s AGM is on Monday, Harbour in round 5 of the over- At all-square playing the Nicholls and No.4 Peter Clayton On a day of excellent scoring, November 16 from 5.30pm. 40s matchplay tournament 18th, however, Jeune found lost 6 and 4 to Bryan Inglis. Goldsmith was seven shots clear of a WEDNESDAY — Property Brokers being held at the St Andrew’s the bunker with his second Clayton dropped out of the quartet of players — Sue Kemp, Vicki women’s Christmas tournament, course. shot — while Derriman put his five for this morning’s clash Fraser, Faye Allen and Morag Shanks stableford: D Goldsmith 48, S Kemp 41, F It was a fifth consecutive team approach to eight-foot from the with Otago, his place taken by — with another three players on 40. Allen 41, Morag Shanks 41, K Shaw 40, defeat and kept them at the pin — and was unable to up Glenn Morley. A 20-shot swing within two days by J Tietjen 40, R Ngatai 39, R Spence 39, foot of the 15-province table and down. PBEC face Northland in Gray Clapham summed up the Beauty I Ngarimu 39, V Harnett 38, D Webb 38, albeit only half a team point Moore was fizzing after his the afternoon and finish the and the Beast that is the sport of golf. J Steele 38, L Shepherd 38, M Williams behind Taranaki. first taste of interprovincial week-long tournament against Clapham shot 75-13-62, for 46 38, L Haisman 37, F Pell 36, V Kyle 36, P Akroyd, at No.3 in the golf — a 2 and 1 loss to Chad Southland tomorrow afternoon. points, off the championship tees last Dymock 36, G Roberts 36, C Skuse 36, P five-man team, saved the Meyer. Heading into this morning, Thursday — the best round of his Wanklyn 35, J Williams 34. whitewash with a 1-up win over “It was great,” he said of the Bay of Plenty topped the table 20-plus-years hitting the dimpled ball. 9-holers’ stableford: S Ellwood 22, C Stephen O’Reilly. experience. on four team points and 17.5 “Gray-zy” had three birdies in his McDonald 20, A Tamanui-Nunn 19, J Muir “Tonez got his driving mojo “I was 1-up through the turn individual wins, with Wellington going,” said PBEC No.2 and round and nines of 39, 36 and finished 19, L Brown 19. (nine holes) but three-putted second on four and 16.5 and manager Simon Jeune. the next two holes and couldn’t Manawatu-Wanganui third on eight points ahead of the field. Approaches: J Foot, S Kemp, J Muir. “He’d been struggling (off the get it back after that.” four and 16. Three days later the bubble burst Best third shot on 5: V Bell, K Shaw, with 94 off his new WHS index of J Muir. 10.4, which had dropped 2.3 from his Closest to line on 1: M Pickles. Thursday round. Twos: B Whyte 2, Margot Shanks. W Thompson 34. SUNDAY — Men’s net, senior SATURDAY — Men’s stableford: Z Clapham was one of several SUNDAY — Men’s stableford, division Twos: T Donovan, S Andreassen, W division: H Brown 65, J Priestley 66, T Boyle 43 from D Craven. 40-plussers last Thursday. 1: D Twigley 35. Thompson, R Grieve. Green 68, H Harris 71, D Russell 73. Twos: A Nairne, D Craven, Z Boyle. Marty Reynolds broke 100 for the Division 2: M Thomas 39. Approach: S Andreassen. Junior division: B Pohatu 66, A TUESDAY (Oct 27) — Veterans’ first time this year in winning the Approach: M Thomas. THURSDAY (Oct 29) — Men’s Hindmarsh 68, P Summersby 68, S stableford: C Palmer 40, S Pahina 40, R division 2 stableford with 95-31-64, for SATURDAY — Men’s stableford, stableford, division 1: G Clapham 46, M Pittar 70, A Nimmo 70. Walford 40, W Brown 37, A Nairne 37, A 44 points, heading off Reid Fletcher’s division 1: B Talbot 37, S Andreassen 36, Higham 38, V Richardson 38, D Griffin 38. Women’s net: D Johnston 70, H Reedy 36, P Koorey 36. 42 and John Aitchison’s 40. J Jenner 36. Division 2: M Reynolds 44, R Fletcher Humble 72. SUNDAY (Oct 25) — Electrinet Park A chunk off next year’s sub is up for Division 2: R Grieve 36, B Simpson 34, 42, J Aitchison 40, B Simpson 39. Twos: C Beattie, H Brown, D Russell. fundraising tournament (not all results Twos: D Griffin, C Poole, P Clayton. FRIDAY — Meat pack nine-hole provided), division 1 men, gross: A Approach: M Dodgshun. stableford, senior division: C Parker 23, Reedy 72, T Donavon 75. Junior crossword 1636 T Green 23, B McKenzie 21, P Molloy Net: A White 72, D Meadows 72. THE Country Food Primo Cup 20, H Harris 19. Division 2 men, gross: S Toa 89, M 12345 final and hidden partners tournament Junior division: D Dodgshun 23, C Karalus 89. is on SATURDAY, followed by club Blumfield 23, J Tietjen 21, J Blair 20, G Net: D Harrison 71, J Collier 73. prizegiving and barbecue. Format for Maude 20. Women, gross: J Kerr 85, B Walker the Primo Cup is first-nine net minus 86 second-nine-stableford. The 18th Te Puia Springs Net: M Alley 70, S Maisey 71. 6 78hole will be replayed in case of a tie, Non-golfers, stableford: M Theobold followed by a chip-off is the hole is THE “Raz” turned up the heat to 43, W Stowe 41. tied. win the club stableford on Sunday. Approaches, women: B Walker, J The draw for the Primo Cup is — Henry Rasmussen’s back nine Akuhata-Nickerson. 11.15am: G Clapham, P Anderson, J of 37 anchored his 80-18-62, for Approaches, men: B Morgan, W Utting, R Spence. 11.23: A Kirkpatrick, 40 points, with Robyn Ngatai and Stowe. 9 10 B Talbot, G Young, S Spence. 11.31: T Doreen Goldsmith two points back. Nearest pin: J Kerr (women), K Goldsmith, C Poole, M Williams, V Bell. SUNDAY — Men’s stableford: Ngamanu (men). 11.39: T Donovan, B Simpson, C Skuse, H Rasmussen 40, R Ngatai 38, D Twos: D Pirimona, A White, A Reedy, 11 M Allan. 11:47: D Wright, S Andreassen, Goldsmith 38, J Forrester 36, B Clark P Rickard, T Donavon, G Marchbank, P Dymock, F Pell. 11.55: A Hayward, P 36, H McClutchie 36, P Ngarimu 35, H R Hiko. 12 13 14 15 Butler, V Fletcher, A Gemmell. Miratana 34, J Devery 34, G Roberts 12.03: M Stewart, J Situ, A Higham, 34, I Ngarimu 33. COMING UP: THURSDAYS, twilight J MacKinnon. 12.11: L Hewson, J van Twos: N Dewes, D Goldsmith. nine-hole stableford, 3.30pm to 6pm 16 Helden, C Dean, A Baldwin. 12.19: D tee-off. Patumaka, P Hakiwai, D Pirimona, D COMING UP: SUNDAY, McDowell Atkins. 12.27: J Holmes, T Sweeney, B Cup mixed stableford, haggle for Women’s pennants 17 18 Pratt, D Griffin. others; SATURDAY, Nov 14, 75th jubilee, past and present members/ IRITANA Ngarimu led Te Puia Patutahi spouses to RSVP to John Babbington- Springs to the 2020 Poverty Bay Welsh (027 822 8002) or Dick Cook women’s pennants title on the HUKANUI Brown, Brian Pohatu and (021 371 364); SUNDAY, Nov 22, Awapuni Links course yesterday. 19 Denise Johnston were the Sunday Kowhau cancer charity fundraiser Ngarimu’s net 72 anchored the winners as scoring warmed up over (note, change of date). Springs’ efforts in the fourth and the week. final round held in conjunction with Brown, off a +1, won the senior Electrinet Park Poverty Bay’s Christmas tournament. Across Down men’s net with 65. Pohatu’s 66 was Heading into the round, Te Puia 1. 2. the best of the junior men while ZANE Boyle produced a held a one-point lead over Mahia and Telephone number book (9) Sweet topping on cakes (5) Johnston returned 70 to be the best “bounceback” of epic proportion the hosts. 6. Follows second (5) 3. Comes to a inish (4) of the women. in his stableford-winning Saturday However, the Coast women put it 7. 4. Jan Ewart won the women’s net on round. together as a team to win the round Straps for controlling a An animal with a shell (6) Tuesday with 94-26-68. Boyle double-bogeyed the 11th and advance to 23 team points, four horse (5) 5. Train tracks (5) Scoring was impressive in then sank a sand wedge from 20 ahead of Mahia. 9. A pet bird’s house (4) 6. Passengers need these (7) the Friday meat pack nine-hole metres off the par-4 12th green for Waikohu and Poverty Bay were 10. 8. stableford. eagle-2 in a par-laden 1-over 73 for third-equal on 18, followed by Wairoa The coldest state of the A surgeon’s knife (7) Chris Parker’s 23 pipped Tony 43 points. (17), Electrinet Park (11) and Patutahi USA (6) 11. School classes (6) Green on countback in the senior His blue-box-less round featured (6). 12. 13. division . 14 pars, the eagle, a birdie on the first The top individuals for each club Rub out with this (6) Give permission (5) That was repeated in the junior and two double bogeys. in the final round were Ngarimu (Te 14. Exchange (4) 15. Opposite of best (5) division, with David Dodgshun SUNDAY — Men’s stableford: A Puia Springs, 72), Viv Kyle (Mahia, 17. The underside of your 16. A hired car (4) denying Cliff Blumfield on countback Pahina 37, R Grace 37, P Wellard 36. 74), Robyn Ngatai (Waikohu 72), after both posted 23. Twos: D Craven 2, P Wellard, R Pen Wanklyn (Poverty Bay, 75), Tina feet (5) TUESDAY — Women’s net: J Ewart Grace. Duncan (Wairoa, 78), Sue Maisey and 18. A month (5) 94-26-68, L Haisman 94-25-69. Women’s stableford: D Webb 117-40- Jean Foot (Park, 76), and Lorraine 19. Follows nineteenth (9) Best net on par-5s: R Maloy 14. 77, 33pts on c/b. Haisman (Patutahi, 73).

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TOP CLUB: The Enterprise Swim Team finished top club on overall points and top club in the 13-years-and-over division at the Hawke’s Bay-Poverty Bay winter swimming championships. Team members are, standing (from left): Sara Bird (coach), Harriet Morunga, Josh Taylor-Martin, Kayla Reynolds, Marc Simmons, Ronan Gemmell, Ava Smith, Jaimee Fisher, Oliver Keepa-Fitzsimons, Holli MacDonald, Theo Weatherley, Alesha Batisaresare, Maesyn Koia, Betty Koia (manager), Jack Keepa, Nikau Rudge, Tyron Evans, Matthew Sung, Lachie Falloon, Josie Baxendale, Nathan Proctor, Tyler Finau, Noah Mason and Matt Martin (head coach). Middle row, kneeling: Jackson Horne, Nikau Anderson, Imogen Amor-Bendall, Ella Sutton, Chloe Moore, Lydia Baxendale, Millie Galloway, Leighton McNaught, Charlie Keepa, Emily Horne, Peyton Allen and Jacob Douglas. Front: Bonnie Mason, Rio Sasamoto, Toni Lincoln, Jorjah Forsyth, Zoe Keepa, Jakob Alexander, Kaeto Sasamoto, William Plowman, Katie Baty, Krystal Carlson, Emily Petro, Auric Pocock, Ben Plowman and Georgie Beaufoy. Absent: Julie McLaughlin (coach), Jonnette Rudge (coach), Kristen Simmons (manager), Ella Arthur, Yahni Brown, Bella Fitzharris-Stevens, Matt McKendry, Sophie Petro, Thora Pocock, Alice Sparks, Cole Alexander, Amelia Arthur, Isabel Arthur, Miriam Cornfeld, Briana Latu, Gemma Macdonald, Holli Macdonald, Georgia McKendry, Taylor Newman, Lennox Weatherley and Korbin Wigglesworth. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell Enterprise top club at HBPB winter championships THE Enterprise Swim team finished top club on Harriet Morunga in the 11-year girls, and Jack Keepa The results were merged to find overall winners on 100 percent best times in the meet — Yahni Brown, overall points and top club in the 13-years-and-over in the 16-years-and-over boys. times posted. Jacob Douglas, Matt McKendry, Matthew Sung, division at the Hawke’s Bay-Poverty Bay winter The Gisborne clubs competed in Gisborne and “It was great for our swimmers to finally race after Isabel Arthur, Katie Baty, Lydia Baxendale, Ronan swimming championships. the Hawke’s Bay Clubs in Hawke’s Bay because the a rather messy year,” Enterprise coach Matt Martin Gemmell, Chloe Moore, Harriet Morunga, Taylor Three of the club’s swimmers won their age regions were at Covid-19 Alert Level 2 at the time said. Newman, Ella Sutton and Jakob Alexander. groups — Cole Alexander in the 10-year boys, the championships were held. “We also had a stack of swimmers who swam “Congratulations to them all.”

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For the latest weather info including Weather Warnings visit At 9am 5 Nov (hPa) 1020.0 Tokyo cloudy 9 23 Strong northerlies easing. metservice.com At 9am 5 Nov (inches) 30.12 Toronto fine 8 16 TENNIS SWIMMING INSIDE Halberg awards . 28 Draws, tennis ..... 29 Golf ...... 30 SPORT Swimming ...... 31 Thursday, November 5, 2020 Nadal’s 1000th ATP match win Enterprise top club on points at celebrated PAGE 29 winter championships PAGE 31 Johns wants Cody Walker in for Keary RUGBY LEAGUE come in the shape of Walker. “What I saw tonight in the last ANDREW Johns has called 15 minutes, 20 minutes, I think for Cody Walker to be given the that Cody Walker has to start,” New South Wales No.6 jersey Johns said on Nine. for State of Origin 2 as part of “He has to come in at five- halves changes in which Luke eighth. He provides a lot of Keary would be axed. creativity. The Blues’ left side of NSW failed to hold on to their the field looked vulnerable on 10-0 half-time lead in last night’s occasions. series opener, as Queensland “I thought when he came on made them pay for missed the field, Cody, he likes to play. opportunities in the 18-14 loss. He likes to get his hands on the Walker was given just 19 ball and he likes to create. minutes off the bench after “Times in that second half being the form player of the obviously the Blues were on the NRL over the past two months, back foot. They had quick play coming on as a third playmaker of the ball and the halves didn’t of sorts. stand up and play.” Nathan Cleary and Luke Johns also questioned Keary Keary, meanwhile, showed in defence, and was in favour of some spark in the halves in the the change, given it would allow first half playing both sides of Ryan Papenhuyzen to come on the ruck, but neither set up a try to the bench at No.14 at ANZ or linebreak. Stadium. In comparison, Walker put two “I think that he comes in for players through holes, including Luke Keary,” Johns said. Josh Addo-Carr for a try, in his “Luke, defensively tonight, short stint on the field. looked a little bit vulnerable on Johns has previously called that side of the field. for a running five-eighth like “They have had a long year, Walker or Jack Wighton to the Roosters; they have been up partner Cleary, to allow him to for a long time.” play in a style similar to the way “What Cody Walker can do, BLUES HEARTBREAK: AJ Brimson of the Maroons heads to the try-line to score during Game 1 of the he plays for Penrith. he can free up his outside guys. 2020 State of Origin series between the New South Wales Blues and the Queensland Maroons at Adelaide And after last night’s loss, the Josh Addo-Carr needed more Oval last night. Queensland won the match 18-14. AAP picture Blues legend believes that must ball.” — AAP MAROONS SHOCK BLUES RUGBY LEAGUE shadow of their great teams of yesteryear. best with space out of dummy-half. Queensland had the lead. “I’m not sure what category you put it in Cook had the Blues’ first when he Gagai was brilliant throughout, as he QUEENSLAND’S unlikely bunch of (as far as big wins go),” Bennett said. collected his own ricocheted grubber kick, often is in Origin, while Capewell pulled off rookies pulled off a State of Origin miracle “They were reasonable questions (about while Nathan Cleary and Tedesco created a crucial play later with an intercept with in the city of churches, coming from behind our ability). It’s not luck it happens the the space for Addo-Carr to have their the Blues on attack before finishing the to claim a famous 18-14 win against New way it happens . . . the way they came to second. match with a groin injury. South Wales. together at the camp. But while halves Cleary and Luke Keary Munster then gave the Maroons an eight- Fielding eight debutants and the biggest “There has been a lot of restrictions on were fluent playing both sides of the ruck point lead, kicking forward a poor offload outsiders for an Origin match in more than them. in the first half, they lacked the same space from Daniel Tupou that went to ground and 20 years, Queensland looked gone at 10-0 “They overcame everything to come in the second as Queensland won the tug- chasing through on it to score. down at halftime last night. here tonight and play as a team, play as a of-war. Jake Friend was also his typical steely But that’s where the comeback kicked in Queensland team.” Meanwhile, the Maroons’ Origin spirit and self on debut, getting through 52 tackles in for the series opener in front of 25,218 fans It sets up a tantalising final fortnight of history of winning with unheralded rookies 80 minutes at hooker. at Adelaide Oval. the series, with NSW now needing to win had been a theme all week, and it shone Adding further insult to injury for NSW The Maroons scored three tries in the in Sydney next week to keep their hopes through. is that Cameron Murray managed just space of 14 minutes minutes, with Kurt alive. Capewell was the unlikeliest of heroes, five minutes before succumbing to a knee Capewell superb on debut with man-of-the- Queensland’s win was built in the sparking the Maroons into action when he issue, while Boyd Cordner had to fight off match Daly Cherry-Evans and Cameron opening stages, where NSW dominated the ran on to a Munster offload and fended another concussion scare. Munster just as influential. opening stages for no result. off Clint Gutherson with ease in the 50th “It took us so long to break them, and NSW put themselves back in the match Queensland held NSW to just two tries minute. that was because I think we gave up really late when Josh Addo-Carr completed his in the first half, as the Blues had all the The centre managed a kick on the run, cheap errors,” coach Brad Fittler said. double, but the Maroons held out a late ascendancy but were three times denied on before a charging AJ Brimson ran on to the “It wasn’t the quality that we thought we attacking raid to go 1-0 up in the series. the Maroons’ line. ball to make it 10-6. should play at. That was the disappointing The triumph is arguably one of Wayne The Blues were dominating the Maroons And suddenly when Dane Gagai easily part. Bennett’s finest coaching performances, up the middle, with James Tedesco also shrugged off Jack Wighton and put rookie “We should have taken some more given the Maroons on paper looked a threatening while Damien Cook was at his Xavier Coates over four minutes later, energy out of them in the first half.” — AAP We can take the labour outta your backyard! New cabinet is here. SHEDS MADE TO ORDER Hide the fireworks!

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