SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 2020 Bay rules the roost in 1920 Gisborne was a province of sporting champions a century ago. 1920 was a golden year with national championship-winning teams in and hockey and four national boxing champions, including the legendary Tom Heeney. e Herald’s Wynsley Wrigley looks back at the highlights of the sporting year of 1920.

he Hard Rock from Down Under “is not the prime age for boxing”; harsh as he was know in the United words for a man aged only 29. States, Gisborne boxer Tom Pooley was seven years older than THeeney won the Heeney and had fi rst won the national heavyweight title in October 1920 when heavyweight title in 1914. he defeated Aucklander Albert (Alf) Heeney “will take no shame from a Pooley in Gisborne. beating by a man of Pooley’s reputation, Heeney went on to become the and should he gain the verdict, will gain country’s most famous boxer, with a considerable kudos,” said the Herald. world heavyweight title challenge against e opera house was packed to near Gene Tunney in 1928. capacity with many out-of-town visitors e Poverty Bay women’s hockey team on a day which also featured a Poverty were New Zealand champions in 1920, Bay Turf Club race meeting and the A&P thrashing 6 goals to 1 in the Show. fi nal of the national tournament played “ e feeling in the house was one of at Childers Road Reserve. intense excitement and expectation e Hawke Cup, cricket’s equivalent when the curtain rang up on the of the Ranfurly Shield, contested by the professional heavyweight match country’s minor associations — that is of 15 three-minute rounds for the excluding the then fi rst class provinces championship of New Zealand.” of Auckland, , Canterbury and e fi ght went the full 15 rounds and Otago — was won by Poverty Bay in the then “an uproar of cheers greeted the previous 1918-1919 season, and three referee’s announcement of Heeney as the challenges were successfully repulsed on winner of the contest”. home soil in 1919-1920. e Gisborne Times quoted the referee Tom Heeney defeated Bill Bartlett and as giving three rounds to Pooley, three as George Modrich in 1920 before winning even and nine to Heeney. the New Zealand heavyweight title on Pooley said he accepted the referee’s October 27. decision, but was disappointed. All three fi ghts were held in the He believed he was ahead after 10 Gisborne Opera House, which was rounds. demolished after the 1966 earthquake. Tom Heeney’s older brother Jack It stood on the site now occupied by had won the vacant New Zealand Briscoes and Watts Motors Mitsubishi. middleweight title 18 days earlier in THE HARD ROCK FROM DOWN UNDER: New Zealand heavyweight champion Tom Heeney e bout with defending champion Dargaville when he defeated Aucklander is pictured in a fi ghting pose at his Fairhaven training camp, USA, where he was preparing for his fi ght against American champion Gene Tunney in 1928. He entered the ring at Yankee Pooley off ered a purse of 150 and Laurie Cadman. Stadium before 46,000 spectators wearing a korowai sent to him by Sir James Carroll’s widow, expenses. Heni Materoa. Heeney left the ring with his pride intact, defeated by a TKO in the 11th round, e Poverty Bay Herald’s preview said and with $100,000 in his bank account. The Gisborne boxer started on the road to his world Pooley was a skilled and clean fi ghter but CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 title fi ght when he won the New Zealand heavyweight title in Gisborne in 1920. AP fi le photo

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Jack Heeney defended his title in Auckland on December 1920 and retained it until 1924. His son Darcy won a silver medal at the 1938 British Empire Games in Sydney and was killed in World War 2, along with 149 other New Zealanders, when HMS Neptune struck enemy mines and sank of Libya in 1941. here was only one survivor from 757 men. Another Gisborne boxer, Lin Robinson, was the featherweight national champion between 1919 and 1922. He defended his title four times in 1920, in Te Aroha (twice), Hamilton and Blenheim. Robinson was champion again from 1925 to 1927, successfully defending his title another three times. Des Lawler, also of Gisborne, was the national amateur welterweight champion in 1920. he success of the local boxers led the Gisborne Times to say “it could be said without contradiction that there is no town in the world, certainly none the size of Gisborne, that could lay claim to such a proud istic record”. Poverty Bay women were a major force in 1920s hockey at a time when rural provinces dominated the sport and hockey was more popular among women than netball. NATIONAL HOCKEY CHAMPIONS: The Poverty Bay women’s hockey team of 1920 featured (rear, from left) N. Gallagher, R. Solvander, A. Bilham, Mrs G. Buscke (chaperon), J. Bilham, M. Ferguson and N. Kay; (middle, from left) N. Fairlie, K. Hei, G. Buscke (manager), According to Mackay’s Historic Poverty L. Lynex (captain), O.R.O. Olsen (coach), I. Robb and F. Hill (vice-captain); (front, from left) A. Hei and G. Newey, Insets: G. Fanning (left) Bay, the women were national champions and I. Pearce. Picture courtesy Gisborne Photo News in 1915, 1918, 1920 and 1922 and came second in 1921 and 1924. “the tooting of motor horns and prolonged, Four national tournaments were held in vociferous cheering, which called to memory Gisborne between 1920 and 1938. the peace celebrations of 1918,” reported the According to Sport and the New Zealanders Times. by Greg Ryan and Geof Watson, Poverty he 1-1 draw was suicient for Poverty Bay Bay won a hat-trick of national titles from to play the other pool winner, Auckland, in 1920-1922. the inal played on September 11. he strength of women’s he inal, which attracted hockey in the Bay had “. . . it could be said 3000 spectators, was an been shown as early as without contradiction even match for much of the 1914 when the touring irst half before two late England side sufered their that there is no town Poverty Bay goals, according only defeat at the hands in the world, certainly to the Gisborne Times. of Poverty Bay by 5 goals none the size of Auckland spent most of to nil. the second half on defence In the 1920 national Gisborne, that could and home captain Mrs tournament, Poverty Bay lay claim to such a L. Lynex accepted the won their irst three pool trophy “amidst a scene of games with victories over proud istic record”. indescribable enthusiasm”. Wanganui 2-1, Hawke’s Eighteen months before, Bay 3-0 and Manawatu 3-0. the Poverty Bay cricket side had captured he inal pool game against defending the Hawke Cup from Wanganui at Cooks champions Canterbury was described by the Gardens and defended it against the same Times as “the big match” and attracted 1500 side at the Oval on December 26 and 27, spectators. 1919. Canterbury scored irst in what was he irst challenge of the new year came NATIONAL CRICKET CHAMPIONS: The Poverty Bay side who took the Hawke Cup of efectively a semi-inal. from Wairarapa in a match played at Wanganui at Cooks Gardens in 1919 comprised (rear, from left) J. Schollum, S. Reeves, A. he equalising Poverty Bay goal resulted in Gisborne’s Oval on February 23 and 24. Coombe and W. Atkinson; (middle, from left) J. Gates, T. Pere, W. Oates (captain), R. Barton Poverty Bay won the toss and elected to and O. Miller; (front, from left) J. Mill and W. Blair. Poverty Bay defended the Hawke Cup ive times before losing it 1921. Picture courtesy Gisborne Photo News Confidence with a smile bat. Opening bowler Tom Southall, who played he Times described the result as a win outright. • Full dentures • Partial dentures • Denture repairs irst class cricket for Wellington, “created a tremendous achievement and “suggests the Poverty Bay cantered to an eight wicket win • Hygienic Workmanship • Mouthguards local team is going to be a hard nut to crack on day two with opener Reverend Tasman • Gold work • Quality materials • Personal Service sensation” when he bowled opener William • Teeth bleaching • Guaranteed Expertise Blair with the third ball of the match for a for the other Hawke Cup contenders”. Drake providing “splendid batting”. • WINZ quotes • Free Consultation duck. he third defence of the season, played on He scored 45 not out, and with Blair, 24no, he disastrous beginning was of no March 13 and 15 (no playing on Sunday), were “accorded an ovation on coming of the consequence with Poverty Bay going on to was moved to Childers Road Reserve where ield”. win the match by an innings and 38 runs. Manawatu expressed concerns about the Poverty Bay defended the Hawke Cup one Poverty Bay scored 244 and dismissed pitch and outield. more time in the following 1920-21 season, the visitors for 80, and when enforcing the he Times described day one as featuring beating Wanganui by two wickets before follow-on, 126. low scoring, despite a good batting wicket. losing to Wairarapa. GISBORNE William Schollum took 6-23 in Wairarapa’s Manawatu scored 108 and 103 with he defenders collapsed to be all out for 56 DENTURE second dig. Poverty Bay compiling 111. in their second innings and couldn’t quite Batting for Poverty Bay, New Zealand “he bowlers carried too many guns for the save the match. CLINIC LTD international Len McMahon, coming in at batsmen,” said the Times. A valiant efort saw them take eight SIMONE CHALLIES Laboratory Manager irst drop, scored 14, while future All Blacks Poverty Bay bowlers Schollum, 5-41, and wickets before Wairarapa scored the 108 great Jimmy Mill, halfback for the 1924 Duncan McLachlan, also 5-41 in the irst runs required to win the trophy, which is still JODY LUCAS Clinical Dental Technician 23946-01 Invincibles, batting at seven, was run out for innings, and 6-61, were “veritable demons”. competed for today but has never returned 96 DERBY STREET, GISBORNE I PHONE/FAX 06 867 4823 10. he Bay would need 101 on day two to to Poverty Bay. SATuRDAy, JAnuARy 18, 2020 3 PROFILE From Gisborne Herald to Three and the AM Show Just before the holiday former Gisborne Herald reporter Maika Akroyd caught up with ree journalist and Gisborne woman Amanda Gillies, to exchange stories, share journalism highlights and korero about Amanda’s busy life in front of the camera and on the microphone. One of my favourite memories as a been a correspondent in Australia, where journalist was spent up the EastCoast she won the Qantas Award for Best News actually,” says Amanda Gillies. “I used Journalist, and has also spent time reporting “to love sitting at the marae because in Europe, America, Asia and Palau in the you’re embracing something that is so Kiwi western Paciic, to name a few. and so New Zealand. “It’s amazing, I’ve been to places you “ e Maori community were so gracious, wouldn’t normally go to. I’ve covered giving and understanding, and I would often Australian bushires, an election in Fiji, a have someone sit next to me and translate murder trial in Norfolk Island . . . and one what was being said. unexpected but lovely one was writing about “ ey give you your time, especially when a street in Sri Lanka named Gisborne Street, you go up the Coast. I think it set me up for after Gisborne raised funds for the people the rest of my career . . . I knew in Gisborne I there following the Boxing Day tsunami. could make mistakes and learn from them.” “here’s so much in journalism that you e youngest daughter of Betty and just love . . . and you love doing . . . and Archie Gillies, Amanda grew up in Gisborne, I don’t use the word loosely, but it is a attending St Mary’s School and Campion privilege.” College. In terms of the situation with TV3 and the “I was a good Catholic girl, Maika,” she says possibility of it closing down, Amanda says with a laugh. her “ingers are crossed” that the business is In her school holidays Amanda would bought and can continue to be on air. volunteer at Gisborne’s Radio 2ZG (she “I know that there are interested parties, later joined the station as the drive-time there are so many really talented and cool announcer, claiming she was arguably the people there. “worst drive-time announcer in history”) and “We’ll ight for it to the bitter end. I just e Gisborne Herald, where she became a can’t imagine a media landscape without full-time journalist in 1998, covering news TV3.” and sport. Amanda and I agreed that having more GIZZY GIRL: Amanda Gillies from the AM show will be back on air after a holiday here in It’s a job she still treasures. women in journalism is important. her hometown of Gisborne. Picture supplied “It was just so much fun . . . I loved my “Some of my favourite journalists are time at e Gisborne Herald. I always just women,” Amanda says. wanted to get there and start writing. I “Melanie Reid, Kim Hurring, Sarah Hall — wanted to get there as soon as I could and they’re all amazing journalists. We’ve got to ON SET: become a working journalist.” have a voice. You need that female voice and Amanda Every Saturday morning — “rain, hail or perspective. Gillies with shine” — she would cover the netball in “I work with two very strongly opinionated AM Show co- Gisborne. Amanda loved writing stories on males and sometimes it can get a little feisty hosts Mark couples who had been married for 50 years, in the studio, but I also work with incredible Richardson asking them the secret to their success. women and never take them for granted. and Duncan Garner. A highlight of her time at e Herald was “here’s also the fact that we’re led by a Picture covering the East Coast visit of tennis great woman, Jacinda Ardern, and she does things supplied (Hollow Stei Graf. a diferent way. Creative) After three years she left to join TV3, “I think women bring so much to where she remains today, hosting the AM journalism — it’s a really good time to be a Show alongside Duncan Garner and former woman.” test opening batsman and TV character Mark And Amanda encouraged this journalist to Richardson, who Amanda describes as “a bit stay in the industry and keep my ultimate of a softie”. reporting dream. “Mark hates me saying this but he’s actually “Just keep writing Maika . . . so when you BACK AT THE START: like a teddy bear. He plays a character on come to TV3, TVNZ or Maori TV, whoever it Amanda Gillies with screen — a toughie — but he’s actually very is, you’ll have work to show them that you’re family members who sweet and loyal, and the surprising thing is doing it. I’m so excited for you,” she said. all have started or . . . he’s a shy person of screen,” she says. Amanda said she would have “loved” to had long careers at “I often tell him if I’m ever in trouble he’d have been in Gisborne for the Tuia 250 The Gisborne Herald. Pictured in 1998 from be the irst person I’d ring.” commemorations, both as a local and as a left back are Angus Together they’ve interviewed everyone journalist. (now at TV 3), Elaine from movie stars Hugh Jackman and Rick “I thought Gisborne just did so well and and John (both Hofman to sporting greats Sir Mark Todd really shone around that time. he weather sub-editors at The and Richie McCaw. But it’s not all glamour too — oh my goodness — if there were Herald), and seated and fun. ever an advertisement for weather it would beside Amanda is uncle Iain Gillies, “In this current job the hours are tough,” involve Gisborne.” former Gisborne Amanda says. “My alarm goes of at 3.30 Amanda lives with her partner in Auckland, Herald editor. every morning, but you know, it’s a privilege and was excited to return to Gisborne for the File picture and I can never ever take that for granted.” summer before getting back on set with the During her 18 years at hree, Amanda has AM Show on January 20. 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD GARDENING No bravery needed with this variety THE SWEETER LEMON designed to feed citrus, including nitrogen to encourage healthy green leaf growth and Eating a fresh lemon requires a lot of phosphorus and potassium to promote good courage, unless it’s a Lemonade. 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The “Musicians of BreMen”: Some of the statues scattered around Bremen that depict the heroes in the Brothers Grimm fairy tale about a donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster’s journey to Bremen to gain their freedom — one of the folklore stories collected by the brothers and published in Grimms’ Fairy Tales in 1819. Pictures by Phil and Sue Newdick Bremen: The city of fairy tales Phil and Sue Newdick continue their travels in Bremen, Germany, following a tour of the Baltic states. remen was the third stop of our We cannot be sure how much damage impromptu German tour and was done to Bremen during the war, but proved to be another very good evidently enough buildings survived for Bchoice. A stated population of them to recreate a medieval atmosphere, 550,000 is a bit misleading as that is just the especially in the central Market Square centre of Bremen, while the metro area has a where the regular markets have always been population of 2.5 million. held. he merchants in the square were very Straddling the Weser River in northwest friendly and helpful; the lavour of the spiced Germany, Bremen has claimed the Brothers sausages and their low cost were something Grimm tale about the donkey, the dog, the we would have quite happily brought home cat and the rooster as its own. Everywhere with us. in the city there are statues and references We also experienced Bremen-style dragon to it. boat racing on the Weser River. To the best We have found so much of this type of of our knowledge the regatta lasts several association with fairy tales across Europe. days and includes participation by a large It is totally harmless and the diferent number of the locals in what are mixed nationalities that have these associations crews. Everyone, competitors and spectators have a ball with them. Some of the older alike, are very enthusiastic; the main skills parts of Bremen actually look as if they could seemed to us to be high-ive hand-slapping. have been the settings for the old fairy tales. he results of the actual races don’t seem to

9m x 9m kitset Ranch Cabin from just $40K + GST nepTune founTain: The igures of this fountain in the Market Square are from Roman and Greek mythology. In the middle stands the sea god Neptune. be important; competitors and spectators hitch. We have ridden on a lot of trains, alike were all winners. some even better than he German “Bahn”, Astoundingly for a country that has such a but generally the service and railway reputation for commerce and conservatism, system in Germany is consistently good. It all of Germany seems to slow down on has reinforced our conviction that where Saturdays and shut down completely on available, reliable rail is the best form of Sundays. travel for our type of touring. he buses will he Monday we were there we boarded beat it on cost but the train services, when their very eicient metro to visit “he they can be found, give a more dependable Waterfront”, a gigantic urban shopping service and the relaxed atmosphere gives us centre. here didn’t seem to be enough time to admire the scenery as we are whisked shoppers to support such a huge complex, on to our next stop. but it was Monday and the size of the With only ive more days of our three-

26501-02 complex was enough to absorb huge month journey to go we were having mixed 28951-03 numbers of people, without being crowded. feelings. We were missing home, but the he last leg of our German train ride anticipation of arriving at another place we Your liveable shed. involved Bremen to Hanover, a change have never seen is all the motivation we need Your way. 0800 862 010 of trains and on to our inal destination to continue on our way. Frankfurt. he journey went without a See also page 7 SATuRDAy, JAnuARy 18, 2020 7 TRAVEL

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LUDWIG ROSELIUS MUSEUM ENTRANCE: The entrance to the Ludwig Roselius museum MRS CLAUS: A Mrs Santa Claus doll in the Bremen Christmas shop. in the old town of Bremen (right), which houses the successful cofee merchant’s (1874- 1943) private collection of artefacts from the Middle Ages to the Baroque period.

HAUPTBAHNHOf: The Bremen Railway Station was originally built in 1847. It has been rebuilt several times due to war damage and the current building, pictured left, was upgraded in the late 1990s.

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No one adhered to it.  e lesson critical eye on global warming and the scientists can assess the scientists’ the International Panel on Climate they have not learned is that freaking promoting it: claims without having to e IPCC have released yet another look through a fog of data. Change — has issued its latest people out doesn’t get buy-in. I mean, if the by Martin report. It’s 2600 pages long and MetSservice struggles with the accuracy massive report. If you’re like me, you won’t I must say that I think “ Hanson spans 32 volumes. But I can sum it up for of a fi ve-day forecast, I’m thinking the have bothered to read that long-winded, Mike is on to something you. Ah, we’re stuff ed.  e seas are rising, accuracy of a long-range prediction that elitist, codswallop. here. And even if the Earth the storms are coming, the locusts are takes in 86 years might be a bit dodgy. So e scientists tell us they have mountains is warming, it doesn’t close, we are going to climatic hell in a my advice: don’t let it ruin your night.” of data showing that humans are causing the mean that that we can do handcart.  at’s of course, if you believe Mike Hosking, , Tuesday April Earth to heat up. anything about it or even them. Which, as it turns out, I don’t. 1, 2014. But not everyone agrees. Mike Hosking, if it’s anything to worry Twenty years ago they said we had 20 years Mike’s deep and thoughtful analysis of the veteran broadcaster and journalist, says it’s about. to turn things around. We haven’t.  e IPCC Report inspired Nelson-based conservative rubbish — and that his lack of a science It’s hardly surprising Kyoto Protocol was a last-ditch attempt to philosopher Dr Martin Schitzenhansen to cast a background gives him the advantage that he that the scientists have a hard time convincing us that there is a problem, 1420 as they can’t even get their facts right. ey keep telling us that ACROSS 47 Still sealed (8) DOWN 42 Burn fiercely (5) temperatures are rising, even though this is 1 Repaired (5) 51 Tell off (5) 2 Guiltlessness (9) 43 Set straight or right (7) obviously untrue. Every year, without fail, 4 Melting pot (8) 55 Building designer (9) 3 Build (5) 44 Single undivided whole (4) we go from from a nice warm summer to a 9 Rule over (6) 56 Improving after illness 5 Garden tool (4) 45 Dull (6) cold, bone-chilling winter. And last winter in 14 Grain crop (5) (2,3,4) 6 Live in peace with each 46 Foolishness (5) Invercargill, we had a record cold snap. Give 15 Unthinking automatic 58 Take notice of (4) other (7) 48 Miscellaneous remnants me a break! response (4-4,8) 59 Lavatory (3) 7 Breakfast fare (5,3,4) (4,3,4) But fair do’s. I don’t understand science, or 17 Follow as a result (5) 60 Door out (4) 8 Decree (5) 49 Morally correct (7) anything the scientists are telling us about 18 Hair mousse (3) 61 Eerie (6) 9 Army rank (7) 50 Night before (3) global warming. Why do they have to make 19 Bliss (7) 62 Lair (3) 10 Opinion (4) 51 Pull longer (7) things so hard to understand by using such 20 Autograph (9) 63 Red tape exponent (10) 11 Imp (6) 52 Absent-minded scrawl (6) 21 Sailboats (6) 66 Refuge (6) 12 Pilot's badge (5) 53 Quite devoid of feelings big words? And how does maths and physics 24 Showing signs of wear 67 Eight-note interval (6) 13 Use up, exhaust (7) for others (5-7) mumbo-jumbo come into the question of and tear; shabby (4-5) 69 Murderous (9) 14 Marsh gas (7) 54 Pavement edge (4) whether it’s getting warmer? For Pete’s 25 Bell tower (6) 72 Genesis (6) 16 Relieve the suffering (4,3,4) 57 Increase the wealth of (6) sake, what’s wrong with a tried and tested 26 Lure (6) 73 Sworn declaration (9) 22 Patch up or renovate (6) 64 Aspirations (9) thermometer? at’s why I prefer simple 29 In advance, earlier (10) 75 Worry, fretfulness (7) 23 Swelter (anag)(7) 65 Special anniversary (7) explanations, like what the Bible says about 31 Self-image (3) 77 Recede (3) 24 Anchorage (7) 66 Deadly poison (7) God creating the world in six days. Now 32 Dwell (6) 80 Peer (5) 25 Read superficially (6) 68 Good-natured, sociable (7) that’s easy to understand. 33 Horse command (4) 81 Denounce publicly an 27 Barbarous (7) 70 Sad mine (anag)(7) When scientists spout that stuff about 35 Small (3) illegal or dishonest activity 28 Abut (6) 71 Stately ballroom dance (6) temperatures, I just see a red mist before my 37 Himalayan enigma (4) (4,3,7,2) 30 Highlander's dagger (4) 72 Grossly overweight (5) eyes and zone out. All those big words are 39 Edible spears (9) 82 Progeny (5) 32 Gum (5) 74 Worshipped images (5) intended to scare us and to stop us asking 83 Sculpted figure (6) 34 Pungent (5) 76 Snow house (5) 40 Circus act (4-5) questions. So my advice to climate scientists 41 Banished person (5) 84 Stall at a fair or circus (8) 36 Cease (4) 78 Excess of supply (4) 42 Red wine (8) 85 Browned bread (5) 38 Large bird (3) 79 Scare away (4) is to explain it in language an ordinary bloke like me can understand. If you had said 12 3 4567891011 12 13 that global warming was caused by hot air emitted by socialist politicians, you might 14 have convinced me. 15 16 17 Fortunately, Hosking isn’t alone in being a sceptic. His doubts are shared by oil, 18 coal and gas corporations, whose smartly- dressed executives are highly educated 19 20 21 and respectable. OK, their proi ts might be threatened if our economy were to become 22 23 environmentally sustainable, but don’t tell 24 25 26 27 me that the desire to maximise proi ts would aff ect their views on global warming. eir 28 shareholders wouldn’t stand for it. And it’s not only CEOs that are sceptical; 29 30 31 32 33 34 some right-thinking politicians are standing up for common sense as well. e ACT Party 35 36 says it will oppose the Government’s Zero 37 38 39 40 Carbon Bill: “New Zealand’s actions are not going to change the climate”, a party 41 spokesperson said. And as for the Greens, don’t get me 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 started. ey want to tank the economy by suppressing enterprise, telling us we must all 51 52 53 54 go vegan and ditch our cars for pushbikes in 55 56 57 58 a socialist paradise. And how can you trust a party that wants to fry our kids’ brains by 59 legalising cannabis? So listen up, folks. ere’s no crisis; those 60 61 62 63 64 white-coated, bespectacled, so-called experts are trying to fool us into socialism. Ignore 65 them. Y2K, bird fl u, swine fl u, nuclear 66 67 68 69 70 armageddon and all those catastrophes that they tried to scare us with didn’t happen, and 71 neither will global warming. And when you think about it, would you 72 73 74 75 76 trust a gauche, shabbily dressed, weirdo scientist with bad teeth and halitosis, who 77 78 79 uses public transport and hasn’t done a real 80 81 day’s work in his life, rather than the smiling, successful, coni dent, nattily-dressed Mike 82 Hosking, who drives a Ferrari and an Alfa Romeo? 83 84 85  anks to Scott Yorke from whom the inspiration for this column was drawn. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 2020 9 TELEVISION

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Inclement PHOTO OF THE WEEK weather: Listen to MoreFM after 3pm. By GAy yOUNG ▶ Rebuild-a-Band. Two bands from back WHAT’S BIG DAY OUT, MIDWAY BEACH in the day; Nervous Surgeons and Four Strokes. Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, 8-11pm, R18. Tickets: $10+Bfee at eventinda.co.nz ON Saturday, January 25 ▶ Gisborne Boardriders: Dune Dogz in Gisborne Dunga Derby. Suring competition To help promote events you are involved in, e-mail: for various ages, bring your pre-1980 [email protected] for a listing on the 8ft-plus boards, 7.30am-2pm, $20 What’s On page, or [email protected] for a listing non-members. Where to meet, or for on the Tairawhiti Gisborne events diary. details: See Facebook. Register before Friday, Jan 24 at eventspronto.co.nz Saturday, January 18 ▶ Gisborne parkrun. 5km run/walk. ▶ More FM Gisborne Lions Annual Beach Meet: Waikanae Surf Life Saving Club, Dig. Due to wet weather this event has been 280 Grey St, 7.45am. Kid, dog and pram- postponed. A new date is yet to be conirmed. friendly. See parkrun.co.nz/gisborne/ ▶ NZ Sidecar Champs, TQ Masters and ▶ Larsen Sawmilling Equestrian Classic Stockcars. Eastland Group Raceway, Championships, 8.30am. See Jan 24. 357 Awapuni Rd, gates open 5pm, racing 6pm. ▶ Tautua Arts Hip-hop Dance Workshop. Gate sale tickets, subject to change: $50Fam For ages 5/over. Palmerston North-based (2A+3C), $20A, $10Snr, $8 5-15s, u/5s free. tutors Sydney and Jay Pelman teach ▶ N8VSoul NZ Tour. Reggae-inluenced hip-hop. Tautua Arts, 100 Grey St, electronic vibes. Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks 8.45am-3pm, $5/session or $10/day. St, 8pm-midnight, R18, $15 door sales. Register on Facebook. Sunday, January 19 ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am. See Jan 21. he Moana Ngarimu VC Dart ▶ Gisborne histle Golf Day: Judy O’Rourke ▶ Trophy. Visitors are welcome to join in for a Tournament (& Jan 26). Watch, or put great day of golf. Gisborne Park Golf Club, a team together. Gisborne RSA, , , 69 Cochrane St, 7am-9.30am for a two-tee $45 per child/day. See Facebook and register with traditional folk, indie, jazz and bluegrass. cnr Bright St & Childers Rd 10am $20 start, $20/round. Register at the golf club. at the YMCA Oice. Dome Room, PBC, 38 Childers Rd, 7pm. per team. Details or to register: Kehu ph 027 617 7505, [email protected] ▶ Gisborne Runners and Walkers Club. ▶ Tairawhiti Script Writers’ Workshop Tickets: $20 at he Aviary (cash-only), 1.5 hour walk/run, 8am. For meeting place; (to Jan 21). Learn new skills with Tearepa or $23+Bfee at eventinda.co.nz ▶ Gisborne Woodturners’ Group. email [email protected] Kahi and Kath Akuhata-Brown. Te Wananga Revitalising the Maori Calendar. Work in the workshop or see what the ▶ group does. Clubrooms beside Enterprise ▶ Historic Places Tairawhiti Bus Tour. o Aotearoa, 630 Childers Rd, 9am-5pm, $20. Learn about the traditional calendar and Pool carpark, Nelson Rd, 10am-2pm. Join HPT members and look at Wairoa’s Register: [email protected] the efect climate change has on it with Details: Bill ph 027 450 7719 or historic buildings, churches and the Wairoa Kids Holiday Drama Workshop (to Jan 24). speaker Dr Pauline Harris. Lawson Field ▶ [email protected] Museum. Bus leaves Bright St bus stop at Learn all things theatrical with games, skits heatre, 7 Fitzherbert St, 7-10pm, free. Clothes Swap. Trade in clothes that 8.30am, returns 4.30pm, $90 non-members; and activities, while having fun and growing Registration essential at eventbrite.co.nz ▶ no longer spark joy or walk away with a incl lunch and bus. Register: [email protected] acting skills. Evolution heatre Company, new outit. Fundraiser to place a Seabin in ▶ Poverty Bay Polo Club Open Tournament. 75 Disraeli St. Ages 6-10; 10.30am-midday. hursday, January 23 the Gisborne Marina. Gisborne Yacht Club, Polo tournament with visiting North Island Ages 11-16; midday-5pm. $45/week. Tamariki For Change, 9-10am & 1-2pm. ▶ Kaiti Beach Rd, 10am-3pm, $5 entry. teams. Poverty Bay Polo Club, 130 Bushmere Register: evolutiontheatre.org.nz See Jan 21. ▶ TRAMPS. For all singers, musicians Rd, Matawhero, 9am-8pm, free entry. ▶ Splash in the Park. Fun water activities ▶ Summer Holiday Workshop, 9am-midday. ▶ Summer Arts & Crafts Fair. Local artisans and poetry readers to come along and for tamariki; bring togs, towel, a change of See Jan 20. perform. he Band Room, 200 Childers Rd, selling their creations: batik, beadwork, cards, clothes and have fun with water. Blackpool ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am. See Jan 21. jewellery, photography, quilting, sewing and 1.30-3.30pm, $3, ph John 868 9658. Park, 11 Blackpool St, 1-4pm, free. Various ▶ Oscar Holiday Programme, 9am-3.45pm. Live Music at Wrights. Be entertained woodwork. Poverty Bay Bowling Club, agencies will be attending with fun activities. See Jan 20. ▶ 111 Ormond Rd, 9.30am-3pm. by a locally-based musician. Wrights Vineyard ▶ Eastland Toastmasters. For conidence in ▶ Casual Badminton Group. Badminton & Winery Cellar Door, 1093 Wharerata Rd, ▶ Gisborne Sceptic Group, 11am. Details: public speaking. Arohaina, 396 Aberdeen Rd Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd, 9.30am, $4. Topics and venue ph 867 3715 or 867 7122. 1.30-4pm, free entry. Reserve a table; Geof (opposite the Botanical Gardens), 5.30-7pm. Details: Raewynne ph 027 256 4351 or ph 027 656 8222. ▶ Lions Express Train Rides. Take the kids [email protected] ▶ Tennis for players of all skill levels. for a train ride around the playground. Start: Tuesday, January 21 Inner Vibrance Workshop, 9:30am-12pm, near Gisborne Wainui Lions Junior Cycle ▶ Ormond Tennis Club, Hill Rd, Ormond, ▶ Tamariki For Change (& Jan 23). for ages 13/over. See Jan 21. 2-4pm, ph 862 5741 or 862 5856. Park, Centennial Marine Dr, 11am-3pm, $2. A hands-on workshop for 7 to 12-year-olds ▶ Sunday Music with Neil Smoker. Acoustic Friday, January 24 ▶ Enterprise Motor Group Bay Bonanza to explore climate change and electric future. Weigh-in, approx 3-6pm. See Jan 24. guitar, vocals and gourmet platters available. Electric Village, 37 Gladstone Rd, 9-10am & Larsen Sawmilling Equestrian ▶ James Peden: Glow In he Dark. Matawhero Wines, 189 Riverpoint Rd, 1-3pm, 1-2pm, gold coin koha. Championships (to Jan 26). Showjumping ▶ Melbourne artist performs original upbeat free entry. Bookings: Ph 867 6140. and Show Hunter Championships. Grand ▶ Summer Holiday Workshop, 9am-midday. electronic synth-pop songs. Garden Bar, ▶ Historic MV Takitimu Cruise. Enjoy the See Jan 20. Prix Show with national series classes, horse sights from a fully-restored historic tug. PBC, 38 Childers Rd, 8.45pm, free entry. ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed. Work in a fully and pony Grand Prix, and NZ vs Australia Sailing from Pier 1, Inner Harbour (the gate equipped woodwork or carpentry workspace. Young Rider test. A&P Showgrounds, Sunday, January 26 outside Tatapouri SFC), weather permitting, Tairawhiti Menzshed, cnr Parkinson & Innes Main Rd, Makaraka, 8.30am, free entry. 2pm. Pay at the gate: $20A, $10u/12s, ▶ Gisborne Runners and Walkers Club, St, 9am-3pm. Details: James ph 022 465 0396. ▶ Summer Holiday Workshop, 9am-midday. limit 25. Details: Brian ph 027 474 9360. 8am start. See Jan 19. ▶ Oscar Holiday Programme, 9am-3.45pm. See Jan 20. ▶ Larsen Sawmilling Equestrian Monday, January 20 See Jan 20. ▶ Oscar Holiday Programme, 9am-3.45pm. Championships, 8.30am. See Jan 24. See Jan 20. ▶ Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd. ▶ Tairawhiti Script Writers’ Workshop, ▶ Universal Energy Healing. Try a relaxing New players welcome and rackets available. 9am-5pm. See Jan 20. ▶ Enterprise Motor Group Bay Bonanza healing experience. Blind Foundation Rooms, Social Morning, 9-11.30am, $4, ph 867 2584. ▶ Inner Vibrance Workshop (& Jan 23). Fishing Contest Weigh-in (to Jan 26). 39 Grey St, 10am-2.30pm, $8A, $5Ch. Summer Badminton, Yr 11-13 players, 7-9pm, For girls aged 8-13/over to learn wellbeing Watch the catch of the day being unloaded Details: Ph Rose 027 777 0782. $8 Snr, $6 Yr 11-13, ph 021 216 6700. and empowerment skills. Reset Yoga Studio, from boats in the contest. Gisborne Tatapouri ▶ he Moana Ngarimu VC Dart ▶ Holiday Open Fun Gym (& Jan 22). Level 2, PBC, 38 Childers Rd. Ages 8-12; Sports Fishing Club, Shed 2, Inner Harbour, Tournament, 10am-7pm. See Jan 25. For ages 4-13 to bring friends and have fun; 10.30am-1pm, $30 per child. See Jan 23 for approx 3-6pm during the competition. ▶ Lions Express Train Rides, 11am-3pm. tumble track or trampoline, swing on rings ages 13/over. See www.innervibrance.net ▶ 30th Birthday Reunion: Smash (to Jan 26). See Jan 19. and climb ropes. Gisborne Gymnastics Club, or register at [email protected] Join the celebration and enjoy live music. ▶ Tairawhiti Multicultural Council: Electrinet Sports Centre, cnr Aberdeen & ▶ Suring for Farmers. Get of-farm for some Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, Jan 24; 3pm Fundraiser for the Australian Bushire Appeal. Stanley Rds, 9am-midday, $10/child, ph Nic quality downtime, learn to surf if you don’t to Jan 26; 11.30pm, R18. Tickets: $150 for Meals will be sold in support of the appeal 021 031 9606, or [email protected] already, have a BBQ and catch up. Midway 3/days; incl three dinners, Sunday lunch, outside Bollywood Restaurant, 355 Gladstone ▶ Summer Holiday Workshop (to Jan 24). Beach (meet beside Midway Surf Life Saving entertainment and a commemorative reunion Rd, 11.30am-1.30pm, $10/meal, with $5 per Action-packed workshop from ilm-making to Club), 5.30-7.30pm, free. handle. Register: smashpalacebar.com meal being donated. game development, music creation to virtual ▶ Teen Girls’ Surf Club (to Feb 7). Beginner/ ▶ Sunday Music with Naamah Cheiban. reality. Tonui Collab, Shed 3, 48 he Esplanade, Wednesday, January 22 intermediate surfers aged 12-18 will learn to Waikato-based Smokefree Rockfest inalist. 9am-midday, $30/child/workshop. Register: ▶ Holiday Open Fun Gym, 9am-midday. surf with female coaches. Midway Surf Life Matawhero Wines, 189 Riverpoint Rd, Ph 777 0522 or [email protected] See Jan 20. Saving Club, Midway Beach, 3.30-5.30pm, 1-3pm, free entry. Bookings: Ph 867 6140. ▶ Oscar Holiday Programme (to Jan 24). ▶ Summer Holiday Workshop, 9am-midday. $10/session, free for members. Register: ▶ Historic MV Takitimu Cruise, 2pm. Activities for ages 5 to 13-years, including See Jan 20. Facebook or [email protected] See Jan 19. art, board games, books, cooking, crafts, ▶ Oscar Holiday Programme, 9am-3.45pm. ▶ Live on the Lawn: Gisborne Country ▶ Enterprise Motor Group Bay Bonanza playground fun and water fun. YMCA, See Jan 20. Music Club. Bring a picnic and enjoy some Fishing Contest Weigh-in, approx 3-6pm. cnr Childers & Roebuck Rd, 9am-3.45pm, ▶ Rosier Live. Montreal-based quintet band country music. Marina Park, Lawson Field See Jan 24.