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Gisborne District Council contractors work to secure breaches at the site of an old landfill beside the Awatere River in Te Araroa yesterday after weeks of rain and surging tides eroded the riverbank and exposed layers of rubbish, some of which spilled into the river, on Monday. “Our main priorities were to stop more rubbish going out and to secure and stabilise the breaches in the wall, and that work is done,” said council lifelines director David Wilson. STORY ON PAGE 4 Picture supplied $320,000 to support before/after care

HAUORA Tairawhiti will receive $320,000 “Once the new service is designed, based on Welcome in government drug and alcohol addiction current examples from other health boards funding to provide a mobile managed . . . there will be a procurement process for a withdrawal service. provider.” “The funding will be spent supporting the East Coast-based Labour list MP Kiri before-and-after care of people with alcohol Allan said the service would be delivered by and drug problems (and their whanau) nursing/allied health workers, with support funding who may still need to be in care away from from counselling and psychiatry staff as Tairawhiti for rehabilitation, said Hauora needed. Tairawhiti group manager of planning, It would reduce the need to travel out of funding and population health Nicole Ehau. Tairawhiti and away from whanau support, “It is envisaged that support and clinical she said. teams will work with whanau while their For a long time Tairawhiti had been loved one is out of town in treatment. identified as a region with relatively fewer for mobile “When they return, the return will align services and gaps that needed filling urgently. with new behaviours learned while the “We knew there was a dire need for these person has been in treatment.” in the East Coast and I am thankful to all of Ms Ehau said Hauora Tairawhiti would those who have pushed for this much-needed be working with key partners such as Maori support in our region,” said Ms Allan. health providers, whanau and clinical teams rehab unit to create a final design. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3

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A GOLDEN DROP: The Wright family and vineyard workers have been in celebratory mode after their gold medal win in the New Zealand Organic Wine Awards, a title won with a bright gold- coloured Methode Traditionnelle sparkling wine. From left are Elijah Wright, Geoff Wright, Patrick Ferry (viticulturist), Jessica Amoroso (pruner), Tereza Grafnetterova (pruner) and Lawrence Jiang (winemaker). Front are Luke (left) and Noah Wright.

Picture by GOLD AGAIN Paul Rickard by Murray Robertson individually numbered. Gisborne’s place as the Chardonnay “The wine could best be described as capital of New Zealand,” Geoff said. WRIGHTS Vineyard and Winery has happiness in a bottle,” Geoff said. Wrights has been producing Methode won a gold medal in the New Zealand “Aged in the bottle for seven years, Traditionnelle since the turn of the ‘HAPPINESS Organic Wine Awards for its Methode before being disgorged (finished) last century (2000). It is carrying on a IN A BOTTLE’: Traditionnelle 2012 sparkling wine. year, the wine is made from hand-picked tradition started by Geoff’s Croatian The award- “It’s great for Gisborne, for organics parcels of grapes from a number of great grandfather in 1931 in Kumeu, winning Methode and for us,” said winemaker Geoff Wright. varieties. Auckland. Traditionnelle “Gisborne has long been known for “This adds to the depth and complexity To celebrate 20 years since Geoff sparkling wine consistently producing grapes to make in the wine,” he said. began carving his path in the industry, made by Wrights methode traditionnelle and sparkling “The wine is bright golden in colour Wrights will be releasing a new Methode Vineyard and wines. Lindauer is consistently produced and reflects our fantastic growing climate Traditionnelle. Winery. from Gisborne grapes. and excessive hours of sunshine.” “This wine has been bottle-aged for “Today, that folklore again proved true, This is not the first golden accolade for eight years,” he said. Picture by with our Wrights Methode Traditionnelle Wrights in the competition. “It will be disgorged prior to Labour Paul Rickard 2012 being awarded gold.” They also took out gold in the last two Weekend, a weekend long earmarked Only 1600 bottles of the wine, called competitions for their Wrights Reserve for a celebration of all things good in Entity, were made, with each bottle Chardonnay — “helping to cement Gisborne.” ‘Funny money’ warning from police POLICE are warning the community to keep an the bird’s silhouette on the front of the note and eye out for counterfeit banknotes being circulated the holographic window’s colours should shift and in the district. change, revealing fine details. On the Eastern District Police Facebook page, Polymer banknotes and their inks are water- police say the “funny money” they have noticed resistant. has been in $50, $20, and $10 denominations. There should not be any blotches or running of “To make sure it’s legit all you need to do is the inks. ‘Look, Feel, and Tilt’,” police say. Each note has an individual serial number “If you come across any counterfeit money printed horizontally and vertically, and these please report it via the police 105 non-emergency numbers match. number.” If the serial numbers are missing, or if you have “Look” for the holograph window on a note. The several notes with the same serial number on edges of it should look smooth. You should see all of them, some or all of those notes could be the bird’s silhouette, a map of New Zealand, and a counterfeit. 3D feature shows the value of the note. More details on how to spot counterfeit “Feel” the note. There should be raised ink on banknotes can be found at the Reserve Bank the denomination of the note and the letters at the website (rbnz.govt.nz). Go to Security and WRONG NOTE: Seen any funny money lately? Gisborne Police have noticed top. Counterfeit Detection under the Banknotes & some counterfeit $50, $20, and $10 notes are being circulated. This image is of a “Tilt” it. A bright shiny bar should roll across Coins section on the home page. legitimate $50 note. Picture supplied

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• Three games, three defeats. Can reigning premier club rugby champs OBM end their losing streak when they play Ngatapa this weekend? • Gisborne sides are out to bounce back from Pacifi c Premiership football losses. United host Western Rangers while Thistle are away to Maycenvale. • The Warriors will sport their much-talked-about “bush jerseys” against the Titans in NRL round 9 FOCUS ON THE LAND action tomorrow. TOMORROW SATURDAY Vicki Coley Residential Sales Consultant The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 For a free no obligation appraisal call me. Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: John Gillies P 021 641 997 E [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz 32806-01 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 NEWS 3 Pay cut a small sacrifice in Covid-19 times: Mayor

MAYOR Rehette Stoltz says she taken pay cuts of varying degrees from the Renumeration Authority to set $47,000 over the six months, while other is happy to make the “sacrifice” of today for six months ending on January temporary pay reductions of up to 20 MPs’ salaries were cut by 10 percent. a 5 percent salary cut as Covid-19 6. percent for up to six months. Backbench MPs receive a basic pay-related cuts determined by the No Gisborne district councillor or any Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern salary of $163,961 a year while Cabinet Renumeration Authority take effect elected health board member in the promised in April that she, ministers ministers get $296,000. across the nation from today. country is paid $100,000 or more. and public sector heads would take a six- Auckland Mayor Phil Goff, the highest Mayor Stoltz’s annual salary has “I support this salary reduction as month, 20 percent pay cut. paid mayor in the country at $296,000, been reduced by $7750 (5 percent) from several individuals and businesses in our However, legislative changes were also takes a 20 percent cut over six $155,000 to $147,250, less the value of region are suffering financial hardship needed to make that legal. months, down to $266,400. full-time use of a mayoral car, which because of Covid-19,” said Mrs Stoltz. The Remuneration Authority decided Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel’s takes the final figure to $143,199. “This is a small sacrifice to show upon the scale of the pay cuts and that salary has been cut 15 percent from Publicly-elected officials such as solidarity with affected workers and these would apply only to those earning $195,000 to $180,375. mayors, council committee chairs, MPs businesses.” more than $100,000. Wellington Mayor Andy Foster’s pay and some state sector chief executives The pay cuts come after Parliament The authority determined Ms Ardern has been reduced by 7.2 percent from who earn more than $100,000 have unanimously passed legislation allowing would receive a 20 percent pay cut or $180,500 to $173,975.

STAR OF THE TARP’s SHOW: Bestowed in 2017 with the name Te Atamira — which means “the stage” $4.8m — New Zealander of the Year, Jennifer Ward-Lealand Te Atamira (left) spoke boost at a Gisborne Business and Professional Women event at Lawson expected Field Theatre this week. She is pictured with New Zealand Federation to create of Business and Professional Women national president Christine Berridge 70 jobs (right) and Gisborne BPW president TAIRAWHITI Agroecology Recovery Project Catherine Chrisp. (TARP) has received a $4.8 million investment from the Government. Picture by The investment is meant to create 70 jobs that Paul Rickard will work to restore water catchments, riparian planting, fencing construction and repair, tree planting for erosion mitigation and predator control in the Tairawhiti region. This investment is part of the package of 23 projects across New Zealand that will clean up NZer of the Year talks about acting, gender waterways and deliver over 2000 jobs. TARP is a collaborative venture of hapu/iwi, A CLASS ACT: inequality and championing te reo onstage Department of Conservation, and the Tairawhiti Environment Centre, supported by a range of Government agencies, including the Ministry by Mark Peters was a challenging one to find regular work in, qualities — empathy — and we need that of Social Development and other conservation she said. At any one time 80 to 90 percent of more than ever,” she said. groups working towards catchment restoration in AS charismatic offstage as on it, New the country’s actors were unemployed. Ms Ward-Lealand also talked about her Tairawhiti. Zealander of the Year, actor and director “The nature of our work means we need passion for te reo Maori. The TARP initiative is a whanau (family) Jennifer Ward-Lealand’s talk in Gisborne this lots of resilience, lots of versatility,” she said. While a student at multicultural Te Aro and “whenua-centric” (land-based) catchment week was so personable the audience forgot Between stage, film and TV contracts, Ward- School, her Maori teachers made it their restoration model. The projects are funded from to clap at the end. Lealand finds work in other areas such as business to regularly take students to Maori the $1.1 billion Jobs for Nature package in the It was as though a particularly engaging voice-overs, hosting events, workshops and Club. 2020 Budget aimed at creating 11,000 environment dinner host, who had chatted about her life in speaking engagements. “The sound and feel of te reo Maori was in jobs in regions in response to Covid-19. theatre and film and her passion for learning Gender inequality still existed in film and my ears and on my tongue from an early age.” Of that fund, $433 million had been allocated to te reo Maori, had momentarily excused herself television, she said. About 12 years ago she committed herself regional environmental projects such as these. from the table. “Male and female actors have consistently to night classes in te reo and her first tertiary “We are stepping up the pace of getting New The charmed audience at the Gisborne different experiences. education experience at Te Wananga o Zealanders into work in the wake of Covid-19,” Business and Professional Women event “It’s definitely not a level playing field. Aotearoa in Mangere, where she joined a total Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said. easily made up for the lapse during the thank There is an over-representation of men and immersion class. “These 23 projects will deliver over 2000 jobs yous before the star was whisked away to an younger women characters. “I’m infinitely more connected now to my across the country that will also help to deliver the actual dinner. “Radio and theatre come out more land from climbing on to this waka te reo Government’s goal of cleaning up our waterways. The New Zealander of the Year’s talk began positively. Theatre and radio seem to be Maori,” she said. These projects will help restore wetlands, rivers with her first love — acting. refuges for women. In radio there is no “Te reo is fundamentally connected with and streams, regenerate native bush and control “I knew I wanted to do this when I was emphasis on physical appearance.” the natural world.” pests and weeds while creating much-needed jobs seven years old, when Dad took me to a Quoting from Shakespeare’s Hamlet — “The At a te reo conference in 2017, Sir Timoti in the regions. show,” she said. purpose of playing . . . was and is, to hold as Karetu and Professor Te Wharehuia gave the “Clean water is crucial to our environmental and “He was in Oedipus and they needed kids. ‘twere the mirror up to nature” — Ms Ward- actor/director her Maori name, Te Atamira (the economic reputations,” said Ms Ardern. As soon as I walked into that room I had Lealand said the actor’s job was to reflect to stage), a title that carried great responsibility, “The Government’s economic plan in response an epiphany. Something hit me and I knew I the audience what it was to be human. she said. to Covid-19 is focused on creating work in areas wanted to be an actor.” “We feel our common humanity and this “The challenge for me is to use my time on that enhance our reputation so we can maximise New Zealand’s performing arts industry gives rise to one of our greater human the stage to champion te reo Maori.” our trade and tourism assets.” New service aimed at making recovery more accessible

FROM PAGE 1 in drug and alcohol addiction funding Green said the board was waiting for the Mr Green said the business case, if over a four-year period, announced by the Ministry of Health’s capital investment approved, would go to the ministers of “In some way or another many of us are Government yesterday. committee to approve a business case for health and finance for consideration impacted by those with addictions and see The funding will also provide extra beds the $20 million Gisborne acute inpatient before construction could begin. families and lives ripped apart because of at the Springhill Residential Addiction mental health and addictions facility The concept design was expected to take drugs and alcohol,” said Ms Allan. Centre in Napier, a co-ordinated network announced by the Government last year. six to nine months. “We know for those who have close of withdrawal services throughout the It is planned to be built on the hospital “This is an intensive process with high contact with family members battling South Island, more support in Rotorua grounds and will provide acute to semi- levels of input by the people who can addiction that it isn’t always easy to find and Taupo for people before and after acute services, an initial assessment advise the architects, such as people who help. entering residential care, and increase and transition facility for people with use the service, their families, community “With these new services the hope is the capacity of specialist services in Bay addictions, an improved environment providers, the staff and iwi.” that recovery will be more accessible for of Plenty, Waikato and Taranaki health for recovery and improved facilities for Mr Green said building was not those who need it most.” boards. whanau to support tangata whaiora expected until later in 2021 following a The Tairawhiti funding is part of $32m Hauora Tairawhiti chief executive Jim (people seeking wellness). tender process. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES Bereavements Dump leak plugged MARGARET HAYWARD Keith, and the family of the late Margaret Hayward, wish to express their apprecia- tion for all the floral tributes, cards, letters and phone calls, following the loss of Margaret. We would also like to thank the staff at Wairoa Hospital and Glengarry House for taking such good care of Margaret. We have been overwhelmed by the love and kind- ness shown to us all. Please accept this as our personal thanks. Keith, Karen, David, Kelly, Jamie, and families Pickering (Wairoa) Ltd Funeral Directors Wairoa FDANZ www.pickeringfd.co.nz Mata Road open today MATA Road reopened EMERGENCY work has now stopped an old “Our main priorities were to stop more rock revetment,” Mr Wilson said. to all vehicles this dump leaking waste into a river at Te Araroa. rubbish going out and to secure and stabilise the “The weather has helped and the sea is a lot morning. The road has Contractors and Gisborne District Council breaches in the wall, and that work is done.” calmer now than when the breaches occurred.” been closed to heavy workers yesterday secured the breaches in the old Contractors took delivery of the first load He thanked the contractors and volunteers from vehicles at the 6.5km landfill site (closed 15 years ago) at the mouth of of rock from Mangatuna for the revetment, to Te Araroa who he said had picked up rubbish mark where a major the Awatere River. shore the wall up even further, and that would from the beach, later removed by the truckload. slip occurred during “The work we’ve done over the past two days start being put into place according to a plan The Gisborne Herald travelled to Te Araroa recent heavy rainfall. will prepare for the revetment work that will developed by the council. yesterday to talk with concerned locals and those Gisborne District stabilise the wall even further,” GDC lifelines A drone also flew over the site yesterday to behind the landfill clean-up operation. See the full Council acknowledged director David Wilson said. more fully assess its extent and any further report in tomorrow’s paper. the “incredible effort” High water had breached the wall in several rubbish that had not been picked up. ■ A contactor uses a digger (above) to cover the by Kuru Contracting, places over a 70-80m length and workers had “Work has proceeded really well and today Downer NZ and all other exposed riverbank with gravel, part of a two-step begun to address those as soon as they were on we are likely to be moving more rock and metal process to shore up an old landfill that has been contractors who played site. across the road in preparation for building the a part in completing the leaking rubbish. Picture by Aaron van Delden repair ahead of schedule. Laundry fire Assault claim dismissed caught from AN Indonesian deckhand’s and he wanted to keep fishing. swollen face. saying he did not know of any claim his nose was broken in Now working out of His Indonesian shipmate black mark and felt secure in spreading an assault by his Kiwi skipper Australia, the deckhand contacted the boat’s owner. his job as he had a contract on board the Triton fishing gave his evidence in court The vessel returned to with the boat’s owner. FIRE caused moderate damage to vessel has been dismissed by a via AV-link from Newcastle, Gisborne the following night as The officer in charge of the the laundry and toilet area of a house in judge. assisted by an interpreter here. scheduled. case read Williams’ police Ormond Road yesterday afternoon. Judge Turitea Bolstad The complainant said he The boat’s owner collected statement in evidence. A fault with a washing machine is cleared Harold Candy Williams, mostly enjoyed a good working him and put him up that night In it, Williams said he would believed to be the probable cause. 44, of a charge of injuring with relationship with his skipper of in a motel. He saw a doctor the never hurt anyone and that the Fire and Emergency NZ sent crews to the intent to injure after a judge- about four months before the next day, who told him his nose deckhand was a good worker. property at around 3pm. alone trial in Gisborne District incident on August 10 last year. was broken, not to work for a But when told a crewmate “Fortunately there were people home at Court. After breakfast that day, week and that he might need saw him throw the bacon the time and they called 111 as soon as they The judge said there were too the skipper confronted him, surgery. overboard, the deckhand noticed the smoke,” a senior firefighter said. many gaps in the case for her accusing him of stealing The deckhand said he also looked shocked and tripped “Then they got out of the house. to be sure Williams assaulted the ship’s bacon ration and went to police. Photographs of backwards. “We got there in time to stop the fire the deckhand. throwing it overboard. his injuries were produced in Williams said he slid at spreading beyond the laundry and toilet On the face of it, the The bacon was to be evidence. that same moment, his boot area, which sustained moderate fire complainant gave clear breakfast for the skipper and Prosecutor David Walker skidding into the deckhand’s damage.” evidence but it lacked two other crew members for asked him whether there face. He said there was some minor smoke supporting evidence, the judge the next two days. was any truth in Williams’ He “nearly did the splits” and damage through other parts of the house. said. The complainant and one accusation that he stole the suffered a tweak to his knee “The cause of the fire is being There was no evidence to other Indonesian deckhand are bacon. but it was not bad enough to investigated, but at this stage we believe dispute Williams’ account — Muslim and do not eat pork for The deckhand said no and consult a doctor. it originated with a fault in the washing that he slipped on the deck in religious reasons. that he would not touch bacon Under cross-examination machine. rough weather, accidentally Williams, swearing and irate, as it disgusted him. by Mr Maynard, the sergeant “It was fortunate the residents were kicking the complainant in the shoulder-barged him to the There was no interpreter confirmed Williams had not home, spotted it early, and made a quick call face with the tip of his heavy, ground, then kicked him twice when he previously reported previously been the subject to us. Otherwise the outcome could have fishing-industry type gumboots. in the head and once in the the incident. of a Maritime NZ incident been a lot worse.” Three other deckhands, back, the complainant alleged. In cross-examination, counsel report and had not previously apparently present during Williams picked up a knife Leighvi Maynard put it to the appeared in court for violent incident, were not called as and banged it on his chest, deckhand that Williams and offending. Smoke complaint witnesses. looking at him as he did so. the vessel’s owner each spoke The sergeant confirmed that In a Maritime New Zealand The deckhand said he was with him a month earlier about aside from the complainant FIREFIGHTERS were called to a property incident report, the boat’s scared he would be stabbed so dangerous fishing practices, and the skipper, there were in Nelson Road late yesterday morning after owner Jason Lee said he was he got back up and continued specifically luring birds to the three other crew onboard, all of neighbours complained about smoke from a made aware of the allegation working. boat. who apparently witnessed the rubbish fire. by another crew member and He claimed Williams told The deckhand would have incident. None were called as Fire and Emergency New Zealand were contacted the deckhand on him not to bother reporting the been afraid of getting another witnesses. called shortly after 11.30am. board. incident because “this is my black mark, which could have One was the complainant’s A FENZ spokesman said in the current When he asked what country” and he would not win resulted in his pay being Indonesian workmate, who she open fire season fires in the open were happened, the deckhand said, any dispute. docked and him being kicked spoke with; one she could not allowed, “providing you do not annoy the “I don’t know boss”, and told Later that day, the off the boat, Mr Maynard said. contact; and the other did not neighbours”. In this case the property owner him that everything was calm complainant photographed his The deckhand denied it, return her call. with the fire was advised to keep a closer eye on it. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 NEWS 5 Simulator ‘great asset’ for local forestry training by Murray Robertson across the industry to access ‘real world’ skills training EASTLAND Wood Council’s to build the capability of Waratah training simulator our forestry workforce,” Ms was put through its paces Holland said. yesterday afternoon at the “It enables us to provide Turanga Ararau Ruapani the skills our workers need as Forestry Training Centre in we move towards increased Childers Road. mechanisation across the The Waratah device is industry.” used in felling and cutting Forestry Minister Shane operations in forests. Jones earlier this year The simulator has been released the Forestry and funded by the Forest Growers Wood Processing Workforce Levy Trust through EWC’s Action Plan involving a strong Generation Programme (GP), move towards technology. and Trust Tairawhiti. “Increasing the use of PRACTISING: Brooke “We are very grateful for the technology across the industry, Mcewan gives the Waratah financial support because the but particularly for harvesting, training simulator a test simulator is a great training reduces the health and drive under the watchful asset,” said EWC chief safety risks of our workforce, eye of Turanga Ararau executive Kim Holland. particularly those who work harvesting trainer Stan “There is a strong industry in high risk areas such as Hovell. Others at the demand for trained and skilled fallers,” Ms Holland said. Ruapani Forestry Training machine operators.” “The simulator will be used Centre yesterday were, Karl Christensen, of as part of the GP base camp back from left, Richard Waratah forestry services in training programme, to ensure Searle (Trust Tairawhiti Rotorua, has been in Gisborne GP training continues to be general manager this week setting up the relevant to the needs of the commercial), Kim Holland, simulator . industry by increasing the Karl Christensen, Wayne He is also providing training skills and training base of our Mcewan (Black Stump for tutors of Turanga Ararau’s trainees. Logging), Paul Jensen forestry training programme, “It will also be used for other (Generation Programme and to forestry supervisors. industry machine operator trainee) and Henry Mulligan They in turn can train training as required, as part of (Turanga Ararau forestry others in using the equipment. the forest industry expo at the training manager). THE WARATAH: The Waratah harvesting head, seen here attached to a “Having the simulator Poverty Bay A&P Show and machine operated by Natasha Mankelow, fells and cuts logs in the forest, provides more opportunity for other industry events.” Picture by Liam Clayton greatly increasing safety for tree fellers. Picture supplied Another costly sewer blockage FOR the second time in a week the It took them a couple of hours to strip district council’s sewer contractors have down and clean out the pump. FLU been called out to deal with a significant “These sorts of items definitely don’t blockage. belong down the toilet — only the 3Ps (pee, VACCINATIONS This time it was caused by what looked poo and toilet paper). If it’s not that, don’t like cloth nappies that had been flushed flush it,” the spokesman said. for over 65s, pregnant women and down the toilet. “It’s just a waste of ratepayers’ money Fulton Hogan crews were called to the because someone’s too lazy to wash those with chronic conditions sewer pump station in Birrell Street last them. night to unblock the pumping gear in the “Big thanks again to the Fulton Hogan $35 for all others station. crew working overtime.” “This is becoming a regular call-out after Contractors took several days to clear No appointment necessary. We can hours for the team,” a council spokesman a major blockage in a sewer pipe near vaccinate anyone over 13 years of age. said on social media. Portside Service Station on Wainui Road “Every time it’s the same white material last week. 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Gower has called out Countdown for is feeling “100 that there was an escapee, who had Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham claiming that its Victoria Street West percent fine”, not had a test, and had come from a Abdullah said the imported cases were two supermarket in Auckland central was is currently high-risk country, wandering around Malaysians and a resident, all of whom were closed after a Covid-19 case escaped awaiting his Auckland.” returning from overseas. managed isolation and visited the store test results. Gower says that at the very least, the They travelled from New Zealand, Indonesia and — despite Gower shopping there on The Government could have issued an alert the United Kingdom, Dr Abdullah said. Wednesday. national to the public after the escapee returned The other two cases were community Gower’s receipt shows the Newshub correspondent his positive test result on Wednesday transmission involving the family member of a national correspondent visited reiterated morning. confirmed case and a foreign worker, according to Countdown Victoria Street West at that the “My message to the Government is Malay Mail. 10.42am on Wednesday — more than SELF-ISOLATION: information this — this is not tiddlywinks we’re New Zealand currently has no known active two hours after Countdown claimed in a Patrick Gower speaks provided playing here, this is Covid-19. The New cases outside of managed isolation facilities. statement the supermarket was closed to Newshub from self- by Health Zealand public deserve this information Overall, there have been 1536 confirmed cases for a “comprehensive deep clean”. isolation after using Minister a lot sooner — I wouldn’t have gone to and just 22 deaths. Malaysia has 8677 confirmed In the statement, Countdown says it the same self-service Hipkins on Countdown,” he said. cases and 121 deaths. — Newshub closed at 8.15am on Wednesday after checkout as the Wednesday “I would’ve got the info, life would’ve Changes to isolation likely the escaped Covid-19 case visited the Covid-19 positive traveller, was “not true”. gone on. Instead I’m taking up time at a supermarket on Tuesday night. It said it who escaped quarantine. “The doctor’s, I’m taking up a test, and I’m out WELLINGTON — Megan Woods has signalled planned to reopen to the public at 7am on supermarket of action for a little while. It’s crazy — there could be more police involvement in Thursday. had stayed open well past what they and why didn’t the Government just put the managing returnees after two escapes in a week. That information was later repeated the Government had been telling Kiwis,” information out there?” The minister in charge of managed isolation by Health Minister Chris Hipkins during he said. In an interview with Newshub on facilities, Megan Woods, told Morning Report Wednesday’s Covid-19 briefing. Hipkins Gower has questioned why New Thursday, Countdown’s general manager that she will be making an announcement later reiterated that the supermarket had been Zealand was not immediately alerted of corporate affairs, quality, safety and today about whether there will be further police closed at 8.15am so a deep-clean of the to the man’s escape, noting there was a sustainability, Kiri Hannifin, said the involvement in managing returnees. store could be performed. 17-hour delay between when the man store was opened briefly on Wednesday “Only one group of people have the power to It was also only revealed at the 1pm returned to managed isolation and when morning by mistake due to a staff detain, and that’s the police,” Woods said. press conference that the man, who the public were informed. “miscommunication”. She said that, in yesterday’s case, the security returned a positive test for Covid-19 The new arrival is believed to have “The team, in error, opened the store up believed the escapee was one of the contractors the morning after his excursion, had fled the facility at 6.50pm on Tuesday, for three minutes — and then they closed working on the fence. They could make changes escaped managed isolation for roughly 70 before arriving at Countdown at 7pm. He the store again,” she told Newshub. such as not allowing people to use outdoor areas minutes. spent roughly 20 minutes in the men’s Hannifin says the standard process is while there were works happening. “The supermarket was still open. grooming aisle, paid for his items using a to open after a clean, so staff mistakenly “One of the immediate reactions the team This is completely contrary to what the self-service checkout, and returned to the opened the store to customers after the took yesterday was to review those policies, supermarket has been telling the New hotel at 8pm. deep-clean was performed. She says the particularly around smoking areas. Zealand public and the Government. At 9.30pm, Housing Minister Megan supermarket was quickly shut again after The supermarket said it was closed Woods claimed she was under the the miscommunication. Three escape house fire at about 8.15am yesterday — that is impression that the supermarket had “There were 10 customers in the store NELSON — Firefighters and neighbours helped wrong,” Gower, who is self-isolating as been closed. in those three minutes — we let them three people escape a burning house in Nelson a precautionary measure, told The AM “What about at 8pm when he got back finish their shop and then the store was early this morning. Show today. . . . why didn’t the Government tell people closed for the rest of the day.” Fire and emergency said the Tipahi Street “My receipt is right here — I was in then? People like me wouldn’t have gone Hannifin also confirmed the man paid property, in the city’s south, was well alight when there at 10.42am . . . the supermarket to the supermarket,” Gower said. by card, but not paywave, indicating that the alarm was raised shortly before 3.30am. stayed open for ages. There were people “Instead, they stayed quiet about it other customers would have touched the Four fire crews brought the flames under going in and out of it.” until 1pm yesterday — that’s a 17-hour same Eftpos pad after him. — Newshub control. — Radio NZ Blot on the Govt’s record offers reprieve for National Comment by Derek Cheng, NZ Herald and security failed to find, decided to come back This is now the second escape in a week — a apparent temptation to jump a fence (or sneak to managed isolation at the Stamford Plaza of his blot in the public’s mind on the Government’s through a gap). AUCKLAND — “A modicum of good luck” was own accord. It is less fortuitous — and no small record, despite Health Minister Chris Hipkins People in managed isolation in Australia definitely a factor in New Zealand’s successful irony — that he sneaked off while being watched dismissing the claim of any failure of processes. are barely allowed out of their rooms, and the fight so far against Covid-19, according to eminent by a security guard in a smoking area where He has some ground to stand on here. Policing Government here has talked about similar rules epidemiologist Sir David Skegg. security fencing was being installed. And it must 6000-odd people in 28 facilities across five cities is until Kiwis have had their day-three test and it And NZ seemed to have had it in spades when have seemed like a raw deal when officials found challenging, and a handful of absconders among returns negative. The Government needs to strike two Covid-carrying sisters drove from Auckland to out that the solitary positive result from 2131 tests 27,000-odd people passing through them since a balance. These people aren’t prisoners and the Wellington without infecting anyone. yesterday just happened to be the one person — lockdown is hardly an indictment. Stamford Plaza is hardly a prison. But the level of Fingers will now be crossed for the same lack out of thousands in managed isolation — who had That doesn’t mean, though, that the system anger at a potential Covid-carrier swanning around of Covid spread following an infected man’s absconded. shouldn’t be as low-trust as possible. our Covid-free community means there would be 70-minute journey from his hotel to a supermarket The risk of spread is low, but not nil. And as Smokers have been able to head to an outside little public blowback if the Government restricted and back in Auckland’s CBD on Tuesday night. we’ve seen in locked-down Victoria, in Australia, it area multiple times a day and at all hours. This is smoking breaks, tightened out-of-room time, or It is already fortuitous that the man, who police doesn’t take much to trigger a surge. a clear risk of mixing and mingling, as well as an even stuck an electronic bracelet on everyone.

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AUCKLAND — The funeral of Constable Last month police Matthew Hunt, who died while on duty across the country last month, is being held at Eden Park in held a minute of Auckland, as well as being livestreamed. silence in honour The 28-year-old Waitemata police officer of Constable Hunt was shot dead on June 21 during a routine and there was a traffic stop in the Auckland suburb of wreath laying at The Massey. Memorial Wall at The funeral was a private one for the Police College in family, friends and colleagues, but last Constable Matthew Porirua. week police said that Hunt’s family had Hunt Waitemata been overwhelmed by the support from District Commander across the country and agreed to share Superintendent Naila Hassan earlier the officer’s farewell via livestream on the described Hunt as “an outstanding police police website. officer” who would “be sorely missed by us Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Police all”. Minister Stuart Nash and Rodney MP Two people have been charged in Mark Mitchell also attended. relation to his death — a man, 24, charged The funeral had to be delayed after with murder, attempted murder and family members who arrived from overseas dangerous driving and a woman, 30, to attend the ceremony had to go in to charged with being an accessory to murder isolation due to Covid-19 requirements. appeared in the High Court at Auckland Constable Hunt’s casket and family yesterday. arrived and left Eden Park by motorcade. The pair both have name suppression There was also an honour guard, police and both pleaded not guilty through their FAREWELL: A motorcade of police, escorts the hearse to the funeral of Constable piper, and flag presentation to his family. lawyers. — Radio NZ Matthew Hunt at Eden park today. NZ Keep busy indoors

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NEW PLYMOUTH — Fishers say the Two of the set-netters that supplied Another fisher, who asked not to be In an email to staff yesterday, acting chief money on offer from the Government to him with fish may have to sell their boats identified, said he did not qualify at all executive Patricia Reade said fulltime equivalent help some of them adopt more dolphin- and look for a different line of work due for a payment because his operation was staff numbers would reduce from 6500 to about friendly methods falls well short and will to the changes. too big. 6000. The job cuts are on top of 600 part-time put some out of business. “Each time we go through a review He estimated he would lose over staff who have already been let go by the council, The government estimated the cost to process, we get pushed further out to $400,000 in revenue as a result of the one of the city’s largest employers. the sector of new bans on set nets around sea. Even though we’ve had observers on measures, which prevented one of his The job losses are part of the savings that much of the South Island and the West vessels for the last eight years, we’ve got boats from using its set nets. must be found to fill a $750 million hole in the Coast of the North Island was between cameras on vessels now, there’s been no “If they take land off you, they have council’s budget as a result of lost revenue from $30 and $70 million. observations of Maui dolphins, but we’re got to give you money. If they decide to the impacts of Covid-19. Next week councillors A deal was on the table but the being pushed further and further and change the rules around firearms, they will make tough calls on the “emergency budget” government was refusing to reveal how further off the coast,” one said. give you money. There was a situation a to plug the hole, including savage cuts to much money was on offer. Mawson said while the money might few years ago where cows got taken off transport and fewer community services. New Plymouth’s Egmont Seafoods sells cover the cost of replacing set nets with farmers because of that disease that was Reade said she knows staff will be concerned fish on behalf of set-netting boats, which long lines, that wasn’t the whole picture. floating around.” about what the budget means to them and their mostly ends up in local fish and chip The extra effort and money needed to This fisher said set nets were a less role at the council. shops. catch fish on a long line required fishers expensive way for new players to get into “The economic impact of Covid-19 has meant Its head, Keith Mawson, wouldn’t say to target higher value species such as fishing, but that was being taken away. the entire council group is having to work hard how much his fishers were getting from snapper. “Fishing’s an industry under siege. The to find savings, so we can continue to deliver the the government, but said it only equated The money on offer came nowhere near media seem to have a go at big business services that Aucklanders value.” to about a year’s worth of income and the amount needed to purchase quota for and fishing. But that’s not the whole She said the council’s share of the savings went nowhere near meeting the cost of these fish, he said. industry. There’s an awful lot of small is significant at around $120m. Good progress moving to the more dolphin-friendly long “That’s probably the disappointing players like us and coastal communities. was being made, she said, with each business lines. part. We’ve been discussing this with The fishing industry is not all big area in the council having identified savings “These guys are carrying debt so it Fisheries New Zealand or MPI for the corporates like Talley’s and Sanfords and of about $90m. These include deferring or might give them an opportunity to clear last four or five years about transitioning, Sealord.” slowing down projects, scaling back events or some debt and if they’re going to exit we’ve been trying to get them to remove In announcing the new protections, reducing spending in areas like marketing and the industry, I suppose they’ll end up on observers from the boats, which have cost the minister for fisheries, Stuart Nash professional services. the dole queue like a whole lot of other in excess of a million dollars, and utilise said the money on offer to 25 of the most The remaining $30m will need to come from people,” Mawson said. that money to help these guys transition.” hard-hit fishers was fair. — RNZ a review of operating spending being led by a transition unit. “In identifying savings, we have worked hard to minimise the impact on jobs, particularly where our people deliver important services for Aucklanders,” the email said. Reade said the council began with contractors and temps, removing more than 600 positions, and has asked staff earning more than $100,000 to consider taking voluntary pay reductions. “But even with these measures in place, we will need to reduce the size of our workforce to meet the overall savings target,” she said. The job cuts apply to council staff, not staff at the five CCOs. — NZ Herald Skiers upset with Ruapehu car park booking system COLD COMFORT FOR POWERLESS 25,000: area. Firefighters were called as trees had fallen across a A wild storm knocked out power to about 25,000 homes and residential road, pulling at least one power pole down with TAUPO — Ruapehu Alpine Lifts is businesses north of Auckland for several hours yesterday. them. Damage to three power poles and a car was reported. introducing a car park booking system on the It was a cold afternoon for people at home in Warkworth, “For community safety reasons, we shut down power to the mountain this season but some avid skiers Wellsford, Kaiwaka, Maungaturoto, Ruawai and Mangawhai. area for around an hour to allow for crews to arrive on site aren’t happy. Power was lost at about 3.30pm, Transpower spokeswoman and assess what had happened,” a Vector spokeswoman The system will be available from July 22 Deborah Gray said. Power was restored to the substations said. MetService meteorologist Lewis Ferris said in the online at mtruapehu.com and guests can only by 5.30pm. A strong squall toppled trees in the suburb hour leading up to 3.30pm, the strongest gust recorded in book at 10am and 6pm on Wednesdays, with of Mt Wellington, briefly causing power to be cut to the Auckland was 78kmh. NZ Herald picture 50 percent of capacity released each time. It will run for the 10 busiest weekends, between July 25 and September 27, between 7am and 10am. After 10am, carparks at full capacity will operate on a one-in, one-out basis for Black eyes, bruised ribs: Rotorua sightseers, snow play guests or other skiers and riders. Ruapehu Alpine Lifts’ (RAL’s) new system has the support of the Ruapehu District Council to manage ongoing traffic woman warns of uneven footpath congestion issues. RAL chief executive Jono Dean said it had ROTORUA — A Rotorua woman has raised about 3cm. However, been in touch with Sullivan, he said. “Ensuring listened to the frustrations about queuing for safety concerns about an uneven section of there had been no public facilities and amenities are safe for our parking and general volumes of visitors to footpath after suffering two black eyes, bruised warning, no sign and community to use is very important so we take the ski areas and had come up with what it ribs, scraped nose and damage to her shoulder in no fence indicating the this matter extremely seriously.” believed was a good solution to ensure fair a bad fall. hazard. “I didn’t see it at Council contractor InfraCore made temporary and equitable parking. Ann Sullivan is this week nursing her injuries all. I just walked and the repairs until the section of the footpath could be He said since the initial announcement of after tripping over a joining of pavement at the next thing I knew, I was replaced. That would happen once water mains the system, they had received a lot of feedback corner of Grey St and Lytton St on Friday. landing on my head. It’s renewal work that was currently under way was from mountain users and this had resulted in a Sullivan, who is aged in her late 70s, said the just a different level, it’s finished, which was expected to be within a few changes. state of the footpath was dangerous not just to pretty lethal,” she said. month, Williams said. “They will be sent an alert to say they her, but to other Glenholme residents. She was At the time of the fall, “The problem appears to have arisen due to a are late and if they don’t arrive as per their particularly concerned for the many other seniors Sullivan was helped by portion of footpath sinking, creating a 2 to 3cm updated ETA the car park will be released back living and walking in the area, particularly those a man wearing high-vis Ann Sullivan lip, but we cannot categorically say how that was into the availability pool,” Dean said. using walking frames. And the council says it is who had been parked caused. It may have happened over a period of He hopes the booking system will taking the matter “extremely seriously” and has across the road. “He time. We have no record of any previous reports encourage visitors to plan their trip in fixed the hazard temporarily. came and stayed with me for a bit. He looked at it about this and regrettably, it was not noticed by advance. “While weekends will always be busy, Sullivan is an active pensioner. She leads the and said ‘yeah, yeah, yeah, it was bad’. He said he those working on water mains renewal nearby.” skiers need to consider going up the mountain Rotorua U3A walking and tramping group and would paint it.” Williams said the council was also grateful mid-week to avoid crowds and queues. The works ratlines at lakes Tikitapu and Rotokakahi After receiving treatment at the local medical to the surveyor “who immediately marked the new booking system will show live availability (Blue and Green lakes). She is also a long-time centre, Sullivan noticed on her return home that footpath” after Sullivan’s fall. so people can easily see when is the best time member of the Rotorua Tramping Club, heads the a bright orange warning line had been painted on Fellow Grey St resident Pat Leatherland said to visit.” local neighbourhood support and enjoys square- the join between the two paths. the state of footpaths in Glenholme, in general, But Zane Torkington, who has been dancing each week. She had been walking home Council chief executive Geoff Williams said the was “awful”. “All the pavements are in shocking travelling to the mountain for around 15 years, from town to Grey St when “I just went flat into hazard had been fixed, albeit temporarily. condition”. Leatherland said older people probably says the new parking system adds another this raised bit of Lytton St”. Williams said the council was deeply concerned made up 90 percent of the suburb and Sullivan layer of unnecessary complexity to travel Sullivan said the height difference between at what happened and that Sullivan had sustained was right to be concerned for their safety on the planning which can already be complex with what appeared to be two different footpaths was such significant injuries. The council had since footpaths. — NZ Herald changing weather conditions. — NZ Herald 10 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 Insolvency expert predicts bleak 2021 Lanaco’s new by Tamsyn Parker, NZ Herald weren’t addressing the underlying pay it later.” individual businesses. issues related to debt. Fisk said those solutions had “If you are in food and IT — it production line AUCKLAND — Next year is “What concerns me is that we not addressed the problem that probably won’t hit that hard.” going to be a “watershed year” for have kicked the can down the road.” assumes businesses can get back But he said construction and gives NZ PPE business failures an insolvency Applications for winding up up and running and generate tourism could be the first industries expert is predicting, unless businesses/liquidations rose to 93 sufficient cashflow that is enough to to start feeling the pain from this companies can come up with a plan in February before falling down to not only pay their current debt but summer followed by retail. independence now to get out of debt and survive. just 17 in April. historic debt as well. “Where is the pipeline of jobs in John Fisk, national leader of They had since bounced back to Fisk said the Covid-19 lockdown construction? by Chris Keall, NZ Herald restructuring for PwC and chair 54 last month. had shown there were quite a lot of “An awful lot of construction of the Restructuring Insolvency Fisk said apart from the businesses that did not have a lot relies on people having the AUCKLAND — The pandemic and Turnaround Association wage subsidy, most of the other of resilience and were living month confidence to build houses and exposed the precariousness of New Zealand, said insolvency allowances being made for to month. when you have got increasing global supply lines — and Auckland applications had come down businesses were debt related. He said exactly when the increase unemployment and concern company Lanaco reacted by creating significantly under lockdown but “IRD is going soft on you paying in insolvencies hit and how severe whether your job is secure — that a new production line. massive amounts of government PAYE and GST — but it doesn’t wipe would depend on the industry must mean there will be less This can turn out one million N95- subsidies meant many businesses the obligation — you just have to and cashflow situations of the construction.” rated masks per month from local materials right now, eliminating its previous need to lean on a Chinese partner. It will officially open on July 30. Rio Tinto reveals plans to By year’s end, it should have capacity for two million N95-level masks per month, with around half of those pegged for the export market. When The New Zealand Herald close Tiwai Point smelter last caught up with Lanaco founder and CEO Nick Davenport in early BLUFF — Rio Tinto has announced February, his company had orders for that it will wind down New Zealand 500,000 N95-grade masks and was Aluminium Smelters, best known as gearing up for a big production run. Tiwai Point smelter. An N95 or P2-grade mask filters In a statement to the Australian Stock out at least 95 percent of particles of Exchange, the company said its strategic 0.3 microns or larger, meaning it can review had “shown the business is no block coronavirus particles (which longer viable, given high energy costs and are 0.1 microns, but always bonded to a challenging outlook for the aluminium something larger than 0.3 microns). industry”. The technology is nothing new The company has given Meridian for Lanaco, which has been selling Energy notice to terminate its power various products based on a contract, which ends in August next year. “Helix” filtration system that takes It expects the wind-down of operations advantage of the natural properties will be done by then. of wool from purpose-bred Astino It said it had had discussions with sheep in Otago. interested parties but could not secure a Pre-outbreak, as it services the power contract that would have kept the industrial and environmental sectors, smelter competitive and profitable. Lanaco made its filters for its masks The smelter’s viability has been in Auckland but the final mask was questioned for much of the past decade ‘NO LONGER VIABLE’: About 1000 jobs are on the line in Southland as Rio Tinto made in China, which was where as it grappled with weak metal prices, has announced plans to wind down operations at Tiwai Point smelter at the end of the company was at during our last power costs, and over-capacity which has next year. Picture supplied catchup in the New Year. seen smelters close around the world. “Back then, we had a truckload of NZ Aluminium Smelters chief have achieved an outcome that will let us Rio Tinto Aluminium chief executive orders and our filter media was being executive Stu Hamilton told Morning continue to keep operating.” Alf Barrios said the wind-down “will have made in New Zealand and the mask- Report they were on a path to winding Hamilton said they would not be a significant impact” on workers and the making was being done in China,” down operations. making decisions on jobs until the first community. Davenport said. “We don’t think there’s a deal that can half of next year. “It is not a decision we have made “But because of what happened be done that will deliver competitively- Last year it announced a $46m loss, lightly and without significant careful with Covid-19, China shut its borders priced power to the smelter which is with Hamilton saying at the time it had consideration.” and left us in the lurch. necessary for it to be sustainable. been hit by a 15 percent fall in global The smelter is New Zealand’s largest “So what we did was set about a “We do believe that nothing has been prices, but most notably from high power power consumer, using around 12 percent plan to build a manufacturing facility left on the table but if we’re mistaken and transmission costs. of the country’s electricity here in New Zealand.” then the window is still available for “No matter how hard or efficiently the It employs about 1000 people directly MBIE was onside with Davenport’s a deal to be put on the table but the team here works, we can’t consistently and creates a further 1600 indirect jobs thinking and chipped in with a window for that is closing fast now offset the high price of power and in Southland. $500,000 grant to help accelerate the that we have terminated our electricity transmission charges we face,” Hamilton When the smelter was placed under plan for all home-grown production. contract with Meridian. said. review last October, Meridian dubbed The Crown’s key interest was “This is a very serious situation.” Recently, there has been even more the possibility of closure “Smexit”, a in a plant that offered all-onshore We have got a thousand Southland pressure on aluminium supplies conflation of smelter and Brexit. manufacturing. people, good Southland people, who have globally with the slowdown or collapse The smelter is owned by Rio Tinto The new product line is largely been walking through our gates every of aluminium-intensive industries and Japan’s Sumitomo Chemical Co. It automated but has still created a day to produce some of the highest purity like car manufacturing, aeroplane and reported an underlying net loss of $46 dozen jobs, plus lots of new, licensable . . . aluminium in the world and it’s aerospace production, due to the Covid-19 million for 2019, down from a net profit intellectual property. extremely disappointing that we couldn’t pandemic. of $22 million the previous year. — RNZ

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY Hoyt’s brand which operates 12 theatres in the dividends. state of Victoria. Genesis Energy rose 2.9 percent to $3.15, Kathmandu Holdings dropped 4 percent Meridian Energy advanced 2.1 percent to $5.26, WELLINGTON — New Zealand shares Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 Index opened to $1.19. The outdoor equipment retailer also Mercury NZ increased 1.3 percent at $4.85 and followed Australia lower as investors weighed weaker at midday in New Zealand, dragging counts Australia as a key market. Last year, the Vector increased 1.1 percent to $3.75. up the economic impact of a Covid-19 lockdown down the Kiwi benchmark, which had been in group acquired surf-wear brand Rip Curl, which Telecommunications provider Spark New being re-imposed in the state of Victoria, where positive territory in early trading. The ASX 200 was founded in Victoria. Zealand rose 1 percent to $4.675. new cases of the coronavirus have spiked in the was down 1.4 percent at 5pm in Wellington. SkyCity Entertainment Group — which Skellerup Holdings reported the day’s biggest last week. “The deepening Covid-19 issues in Victoria operates a casino in Adelaide — fell 3.5 percent gain, rising 4.1 percent to $2.30. The stock The S&P/NZX 50 Index declined 0.3 percent are having some flow-on effect locally,” said to $2.51. The group yesterday completed a has gained 8.5 percent this week as investors to 11,707.27. Within the index, 28 stocks fell, 15 Sam Trethewey, a portfolio manager at Milford $50 million capital raising via share purchase prepare for a relatively upbeat result when the rose, and seven were unchanged. Turnover was Asset Management. plan at $2.38 per share. The underwritten rubber goods maker reports in August. $129 million. The recognition that new outbreaks of offer attracted a 91 percent take-up rate, with Metlifecare increased 0.2 percent at $5.80. Hopes of a swift Australian recovery from the Covid-19 could lead to future lockdowns was the $4.4 million balance allocated to existing The company is considering a takeover offer of Covid-19 pandemic and its resulting economic prompting a “rotation into safety” as investors shareholders who acted as sub-underwriters. $6 from Swedish buy-out firm EQT, which had loss evaporated last night as the Victorian state sold stocks exposed to the Australian market in Air New Zealand slipped 3.9 percent to tried to walk away from an earlier offer of $7. government put the country’s second-biggest favour of local utilities. $1.365, Fletcher Building declined 2.8 percent to While the new bid is a premium to Metlifecare’s city into its second lockdown. “Selling is concentrated in stocks like $3.46 and Restaurant Brands New Zealand fell trading price, it’s a discount to the company’s Melbourne residents are confined to their Kathmandu and Fletcher Building that are 2.8 percent to $11.81. net tangible asset value of $7 per share. homes unless undertaking essential business more exposed to these economies,” he said. The dual-listed lenders were weaker. “The debate is heating up as to whether $6 is for six weeks in an effort to contain a fresh “On the flip side, you’ve got a lot of defensive Westpac Banking Corp fell 4 percent to $18.89 a fair takeover price,” Trethewey said. coronavirus outbreak. companies, like Spark and the gen-tailers, and Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Outside the benchmark, health and wellness Australian federal government treasurer Josh holding up very well.” declined 3.6 percent to $19.53. company Me Today shares were put on a trading Frydenberg said the country could take a A$1 Vista Group International led the local market Energy utility stocks were mostly stronger halt at 12.9 cents after the company said it billion economic hit each week as a result of the lower, falling 4.8 percent to $1.40. The cinema as investors exited companies exposed to would raise up to $4.5 million by selling new lockdown. software provider’s customers include the Australia in favour of firms offering reliable shares at 9.5 cents each. — BusinessDesk The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 OPINION 11 EDITORIAL Eliminating cattle crazy, fossil fuel is the issue I was shocked to read the account of reduced use of fossil fuels — therein lies Footnote from Ed: On the point about cattle Escalating cost and Paul Winton’s address to Trust Tairawhiti the solution to the problem. numbers, there are about 1 billion worldwide in last Saturday’s Herald. Referring to As Paul suggested, we should today and the global herd has risen steeply opportunity costs his comments about eliminating cattle, dramatically reduce the use of fossil since 1950. Genomic studies show cattle were I wondered if these were the utterances fuels. I believe that Graham Gibson’s domesticated about 10,500 years ago from as few As much as the Olympic Pool of an extraterrestrial or a piece of suggestions are much more positive and as 80 progenitor animals in central Anatolia, the Complex is long overdue for sensationalist journalism! practical. Levant and Western Iran. redevelopment, if the Government Does he really believe that if New The increased use of fossil fuels has Dr Winton didn’t present himself as a does give this project a green Zealand adopted the measures outlined also been exacerbated by the global climate change expert, that was a descriptive light as part of its Covid recovery in the report, world CO2 emissions would increase in humans. It is time society has term used in our report on his talk headlined infrastructure investment package, be reduced? reproductive controls imposed — no more De-carbonising our Regional Economy. He How would he sell the extinction of than two children per couple! has a PhD in engineering and a background in there will be legitimate questions cattle to the likes of Trump, Bolsonaro As for the sceptics, the melting of the advising private equity firms in areas of change over value and opportunity costs — and the Hindus? Antarctic ice shelves should be convincing or disruption, which requires an ability to alongside much celebration. If we were just to get rid of cattle in evidence. understand and synthesise complex scientific, The public has not seen what New Zealand, the reduction in global Did Paul come to Gisborne by sailing technical and economic issues in a way that this redevelopment looks like since carbon emissions would be insignificant. ship or on a bicycle? I hope that Trust facilitates a constructive discussion. Over the it was consulted on for the Long- Cattle have been around for hundreds Tairawhiti did not fly him here, as that past 18 months he has combined these skills and Term Plan (LTP) two years ago. It of thousands, maybe millions of years, would not have assisted to reduce our worked with domain experts on the technology, was estimated then that it would yet the increase in atmospheric CO2 has carbon emissions. economics, politics and legislation as a means cost $28.5 million, with the council only been occurring since the industrial He was reported as a climate change of identifying the most pragmatic path to climate committing just $5.65m of that and revolution. expert, but his published credentials did reductions aligned with the Zero Carbon Act. We saw our emissions decrease during not explain this. This work is shared under the not-for-profit The seeking the rest in grants. the Level 4 Covid lockdown, due to the TREVOR BROWN 1point5 Project (www.1point5.org.nz ). Well, it might be just one Grant now (surname Robertson), and the council has asked for $46 million. After the LTP was finalised, Sport Calm down, have a cuppa . . . Rubbish alongside Gisborne Tairawhiti and Sport New Re: Enough of the codswallop, July 8. a little flu and that climate change is not a Zealand asked the council to revise Hi Anne, I surmise from your opinion you threat to all of us and the flora and fauna. the project to bring more aqua believe yourself to be a spiritual person, Assume you have a PHD? I am intrigued. SH35 disgraceful facilities under cover, so the venue probably a Christian of some denomination. A pandemic and a warming earth The roadside of encroach on their selfish, would have greater year-round use However, judging from what you have won’t be checked by apportioning blame, State Highway 35 from sense-of-entitlement and income-generating ability — written, you appear to have little concern spouting uninformed nonsense, parroting Pouawa to Whangara existence. It’s not hard potentially at the cost of dropping for others. You sound hate-filled actually. Hannity or Carlson. You live in NZ, not the seems to be of particular to wait till you get home. from a 50m to a 25m main pool. Did you only stay home during lockdown USA. We are fine here and Trump doesn’t interest to some of Having said that, The council agreed to further because you cared what others might care what you think of him. the laziest humans to who’s responsible for community engagement — which say about you if you went out? If so, that Calm down, take a deep breath, perhaps inhabit planet Earth, keeping our roadside seems un-Christian-like to me. pray, turn off your TV and then have a nice too tired to take home clean? It’s a bloody no doubt involved talking to Please do share your scientific cup of tea. You will feel better. their soiled nappies, disgrace. Naku noa those who got many clubbies and qualifications with us all because you seem their Steiny bottles and swimmers to submit one-liners to to be very certain that coronavirus is just LARA MEYER anything else that might TOM STONE the LTP consultation process on the importance of retaining a 50m pool — and concept development. Later last year the council’s manager for this project advised Responses to report on Public Party meeting that the cost had risen to “just shy” Re: Global ‘plandemic’, July 8 story. Melinda Gates Foundation facilitates knowledge I wonder what he would say? Told you of $35m and the project would go I can’t believe that a reputable paper transfer from The Coca-Cola system to so!! Praying that the mark of the beast before councillors in December. like The Gisborne Herald would give Ministries of Health and develops their capacity and the buying/selling of souls can be Early this year we were told the full these wingnuts air time. I’ve been to create and sustain efficiencies to improve averted!! Jesus Christ! concept and options would only go involved in politics for many decades health outcomes in Africa. The Coca-Cola May enough good men stand up and and read some absolutely preposterous system brings over 85 years of global and be counted, because it won’t matter before the council in late May. drivel, but this bunch really take the local expertise operating across Africa to the what he said/she said, or what all the By the time the Government was cake. But then I guess when they are partnership.” rest didn’t do!! Because hell will be receiving applications for shovel- supported by conspiracy theorists, You can’t make this stuff up! I would laugh if on Earth!! Vote for real change people ready projects a few months ago, anything goes. The real surprise is that it wasn’t so tragic. and protest peacefully till true change there was no shyness about the The Herald published this diatribe! JEN BROWN comes. $46m figure sought for this project JUSTIN ROSEWARNE — which suggests the total cost is STUART PERRY, Hastings Yeah, the politics of the last 60 years now estimated at $51.65m. has let us all down and to vote for the Very commendable Gisborne Herald. Well The new concept designs have still Before you dismiss this all as “conspiracy current parties is the biggest waste of said Billy. People just don’t want to know what not been discussed or presented at theory” let’s check who some of the United time!! As for the one world government is happening in their world. I see President a public council meeting. Nations’ largest financial partners are: being created right in front of our eyes Trump’s decision to withdraw from the WHO The Rockefeller Foundation, Merck, Pfizer, — to remain blind to it is just so far was finalised today. Thank goodness we have Your editor has been told that GSK, Coca Cola, Verizon, Citibank, Google, past wrong it is treason!! him as a leader of the Free World so finally/ the concept changes had little to Goldman Sachs, Nestle, Nespresso, Mars Inc, Anyone can go and do research on maybe people’s eyes are seeing what has been do with the cost escalation, that Johnson and Johnson, Bill and Melinda Gates the web these days so the media are going on for years. it was really down to increasing Foundation. no longer required. They are complicit ANNE BAULD construction-cost estimates. He has I’ll give you one guess who is the largest in this as well, and have really let the also heard from several sources that contributor to the World Health Organisation general public down. Mark Peters, congratulations to you this project is in the final shortlist (WHO) . . . that’s right, Bill and Melinda Gates If the globalists/communists get their for going to this meeting and reporting for $98m earmarked for this region. after Trump cut US funding. way, our world will be cashless, people on it fairly (I guess, I wasn’t there) and While this Covid-recovery putea This from the UN Sustainable Development crammed into mega cities, farmers and at some length. Perhaps you are not one Goals partnership platform: farms gone, unelected power-drunk of the corrupt media toadies who only seems the only opportunity to “The Project Last Mile partnership between politicians, social credit scores, your support the politically-correct narrative. make this redevelopment, in this The Coca-Cola system and its Foundations, thoughts and speech controlled etc, etc. Thank you. form, a reality, it does seem like USAID, The Global Fund and The Bill and If only George Orwell was alive now! TANI NEWTON, Paeroa pool project success will crowd out other important opportunities for investment in the region . . . [email protected] although maybe our generous ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. allotment would have been smaller ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. if there wasn’t a desire from the ■ Always include full name and contact details. Government to fund this project. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. 12 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 GLOBAL BRIEFS Airborne transmission Violence in Belgrade over Emerging evidence Covid can be spread in the air to be evaluated: WHO Govt handling of lockdown BELGRADE — Protesters have clashed with police in Serbia’s capital for a second night GENEVA — The World in a row after a weekend coronavirus curfew Health Organisation (WHO) was announced. About 60 police officers and has acknowledged there is protesters have been injured in the riots. emerging evidence the novel The protests began peacefully enough on coronavirus can be spread by Tuesday evening (local time), as protesters tiny particles suspended in who were angered by the move to re-impose a the air. weekend curfew because of a rise in coronavirus Airborne transmission could infections hit the streets to air their views. not be ruled out in crowded, However, clashes then erupted, prompting closed or poorly ventilated police to fire tear gas to disperse the protesters. settings, a WHO official said. Clouds of tear gas and smoke filled the air in Earlier this week, more Belgrade again on Wednesday night, in chaotic than 200 scientists called scenes that mirrored the violence of the night for the WHO and others before, as thousands protested and riots broke to acknowledge that the out outside Belgrade’s National Assembly. coronavirus could spread in restrictive lockdown measures. Police fired tear gas as bottles, stones and the air — a change that could The authors cited previous flares were thrown from the crowd. alter some of the current studies suggesting that germs Serbian President Alexander Vucic on measures being taken to stop closely related to the new Wednesday condemned what he described as the pandemic. virus were spread via airborne the most brutal political violence for years, and In a letter published this transmission. appealed for the protests to end, citing the risk week in the journal Clinical They said “there is every of increased coronavirus infection. Infectious Diseases, two reason to expect” that the Serbia saw its deadliest day in the pandemic so scientists from Australia coronavirus behaves similarly. far on Tuesday. President Vucic announced in a and the US wrote that They also cited a Washington televised address that there had been 13 further studies have shown “beyond state choir practice and deaths and 120 people were on ventilators, with any reasonable doubt that “This is definitely not an distancing measures could research about a poorly- 4000 people being treated in hospital. viruses are released during attack on the WHO. It’s a be implemented — especially ventilated restaurant in The situation was most alarming in Belgrade, exhalation, talking and scientific debate, but we in bars, restaurants,and on Guangzhou, China, each of he said, before imposing a ban on gatherings of coughing in microdroplets — felt we needed to go public public transport. which raised the possibility more than five people from Wednesday, with a small enough to remain aloft because they were refusing to In a statement on Monday of infections from airborne curfew in force from 18:00 local time (16:00 GMT) in the air”. hear the evidence after many (Tuesday NZ time), the UN droplets. on Friday until 05:00 on Monday morning. That means people in conversations with them,” he health agency said it was “We are concerned that — AP, BBC, agencies certain indoor conditions could said. aware of the article and was the lack of recognition of the be at greater risk of being WHO officials have reviewing it with technical risk of airborne transmission More sobering virus statistics infected than was previously cautioned the evidence is experts. of Covid-19 and the lack of SPAIN has said the daily infection count there thought. preliminary and requires The WHO has been clear recommendations on doubled in just 24 hours. According to www. The WHO has long further assessment. criticised in recent weeks the control measures against worldometers.info/coronavirus/ at the time of maintained that Covid-19 is Benedetta Allegranzi, and months for its seeming the airborne virus will have going to press this morning, Spain had 299,593 spread via larger respiratory the WHO’s technical lead divergence from the scientific significant consequences,” the confirmed cases and had reported 28,396 deaths droplets, most often when for infection prevention community. scientists wrote. from the coronavirus. people cough or sneeze, that and control, said that The organisation has for “People may think they are Iraq and Romania, meanwhile, have both fall to the ground. evidence emerging of months declined to recommend fully protected by adhering to recorded their highest daily totals yet. It has dismissed the airborne transmission of mask-wearing, partly out the current recommendations An Iraqi official said on Wednesday (local time) possibility of airborne the coronavirus in “crowded, of supply concerns, and has but in fact, additional airborne that Iraq was facing “a long battle” with Covid. transmission, except for closed, poorly-ventilated also continued to describe the interventions are needed.” Iraq’s Health Ministry recorded 2741 confirmed certain high-risk medical settings that have been transmission of Covid-19 from Scientists around the world new Covid-19 cases on Wednesday — the procedures, like when patients described, cannot be ruled people without symptoms as have been working furiously highest number of confirmed cases in a single are first put on breathing out”. “rare”. to understand the new virus. day in Iraq since the outbreak of the disease. machines. The evidence would have The letter was endorsed The US Centres for Disease Iraq had reported 67,442 confirmed infections “We wanted them to to be thoroughly evaluated, by 239 scientists from a Control and Prevention said it and 2779 deaths at the time of going to press. acknowledge the evidence,” but if it is confirmed, it could variety of fields. It stated that was thought to mainly jump Officials in Romania reported 555 confirmed Jose Jimenez, a chemist at mean changes to prevention the issue of whether or not from person to person through new cases in just 24 hours, which was a record the University of Colorado advice, including more Covid-19 was airborne was of close contact, but adds: “We number of cases for Romania as well. who signed the paper, told the widespread use of masks “heightened significance”, as are still learning about how Romania’s Covid-19 tallies were sitting at Reuters news agency. and more rigorous social- many countries were stopping the virus spreads.” — Agencies 30,175 confirmed cases and over 1800 deaths. — Agencies China ‘greatest threat to US’ Aussie to consider limiting returning residents WASHINGTON, DC — The director of the FBI has said that acts of espionage and theft by CANBERRA — Australia’s Prime Morrison did not outline how travellers to begin paying for their arrivals they will accept each week, China’s government pose the “greatest long-term Minister Scott Morrison has flagged the number of international own hotel quarantine. and Victoria has suspended all threat” to the future of the US. the number of people coming into arrivals would be reduced under “There’s been many international arrivals into the state. Speaking to the Hudson Institute in Australia could be further reduced his proposal, but said it was more opportunities for people to return. Over the weekend, NSW Washington, Christopher Wray described a multi- to ease the burden on states and about “containing numbers” than a If they’re choosing to do so now, announced a cap of 450 pronged disruption campaign. territories administering hotel pause on arrivals. they’ve obviously delayed that international passenger arrivals Wray said China had begun targeting Chinese quarantine. “There is a volume that can decision for a period.” into Sydney Airport each day, nationals living abroad, coercing their return, It comes after New Zealand also be accommodated by the states International arrivals into saying that could lead to some and it was also working to compromise US Covid said it would be looking at limiting and territories currently, but they Australia have slowed to a trickle flights being cancelled. research. “China is engaged in a whole-of-state the number of arrivals in the certainly wouldn’t want to see that since quarantine measures were Dealing with Australia’s most effort to become the world’s only superpower — country via a booking system. increase. brought into effect in March. serious coronavirus outbreak, by any means necessary,” he said. The number of international “At this time, we don’t want However, Morrison said he was Victoria has suspended In a nearly hour-long speech on Tuesday arrivals to Australia has plummeted to put any more pressure on concerned about the load on states international arrivals until July 14. (local time), Wray outlined a stark picture of since March, but Morrison said he the system than is absolutely and territories managing hotel The two-week suspension Chinese interference, a far-reaching campaign of would take a proposal to National necessary.” quarantine regimes. affects roughly 65 international economic espionage, data and monetary theft, Cabinet to reduce that number even He said it would be “completely Some states have introduced flights, many of which have been and illegal political activities, using bribery and further. understandable” for returning caps on the number of international cancelled. — ABC story via RNZ blackmail to influence US policy. — BBC ‘It’s a hot mess’: Americans face testing delays as virus surges LOS ANGELES — More than 3 now finding themselves confronted then in Italy and Spain. nationwide, reaching about 640,000 While the US has conducted more million people have now tested positive with a resurgence of the scourge and “It’s a hot mess,” said 47-year-old tests per day on average, up from tests than any other nation, it ranks for the coronavirus in the United States. are facing long lines at testing sites in Jennifer Hudson of Tucson, Arizona. around 518,000 two weeks ago. Newly- about average in testing per capita — And for two whole weeks, Rachael the summer heat. “The fact that we don’t have a confirmed infections per day in the US behind Russia, Spain and Australia, Jones has stayed at home, going Some are even getting turned away. national response to this is ridiculous.” are running at over 50,000, breaking according to Johns Hopkins University. without pay, while waiting for the Others are going a week or more It took Hudson five days to make an records at practically every turn. “I’m stunned that we still can’t results of her test from a pharmacy without receiving a diagnosis. Some appointment through a CVS pharmacy More testing tends to lead to more figure out how to deliver testing to near Philadelphia. “I’m so disappointed. sites are running out of kits, while labs near her home. She booked a drive-up cases being found. But in an alarming the American people when they need I just don’t know — with the amount of are reporting shortages of materials test over the weekend, more than a indicator, the percentage of tests it,” said Dr Ashish Jha, director of resources, people and the money we and workers to process the swabs. week after her symptoms — fatigue, coming back positive for the virus is Harvard’s Global Health Institute. “It have — how we cannot get this right.” Some frustrated Americans have shortness of breath, headache and sore on the rise across nearly the entire is an abject failure of leadership and Four months into the coronavirus been left wondering why the US cannot throat — first emerged. country, hitting almost 27 percent in shows that the federal government has outbreak in the US, which has so far seem to get its act together, especially The clinic informed her that her Arizona, 19 percent in Florida and 17 not prioritised testing in a way that will resulted in 3,145,879 infections and after it was given fair warning as the results would probably be delayed. percent of the population in South allow us to get through this pandemic.” over 134,600 deaths, Americans are virus wreaked havoc in China first, and Testing has been ramped up Carolina. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 WORLD 13 World’s haste slowing science ‘Desperation science’ slows hunt for effective treatment

DESPERATE to solve the Otis Brawley. deadly conundrum of the “We don’t have good evidence coronavirus, the world is because we don’t appreciate and clamouring for hard and fast respect science.” answers and solutions from a Dr Brawley noted that if research system that is not built studies had been conducted for haste. correctly in January and The ironic, and perhaps tragic, February, scientists would have result: scientific shortcuts have known by March if many of these slowed the understanding of the drugs worked. disease and delayed the ability to The need for speed had, in find out which drugs help, hurt fact, slowed down the scientific or have no effect at all. process. As deaths from the coronavirus Even some researchers who relentlessly mount around the valued science were taking world, tens of thousands of shortcuts and bending rules to doctors and patients have rushed try to find answers more rapidly. to use drugs before they could be And journals were rushing proven safe or effective. to publish results, sometimes A slew of low-quality studies paying a price for their haste cloud the picture even more. with retractions. “People had an epidemic in Research is still chaotic — front of them and were not more than 2000 studies are prepared to wait,” said Dr Derek results had not been published of grasping for anything that tried a malaria medicine after testing Covid-19 treatments from Angus, critical care chief at the or reviewed by other scientists. might work. And that’s not US President Donald Trump azithromycin to zinc. University of Pittsburgh Medical In the United States, one how you develop sound medical relentlessly promoted it, saying, The volume might not be Centre. “We’ve made traditional smaller but rigorous study found practice,” said Dr Steven Nissen, “What have you got to lose?” surprising in the face of a clinical research look so slow and a different drug could shorten a Cleveland Clinic researcher Meanwhile, the nation’s top pandemic and a novel virus, cumbersome.” recovery time for seriously ill and frequent adviser to the US infectious disease expert, Dr but some experts say it is It was not until mid-June — patients, but many questions Food and Drug Administration. Anthony Fauci, warned “I like troubling that many studies nearly six months in — when remained about its best use. “Desperation is not a strategy. to prove things first.” For three are duplicative and lack the the first evidence came that a Doctors were still frantically Good clinical trials represent a months, weak studies polarised scientific rigour required to drug could improve survival. reaching for anything else solid strategy.” views of hydroxychloroquine, result in clear answers. Researchers in the United that might fight the many Few definitive studies have until several more reliable ones “Everything about this feels Kingdom managed to enrol ways the virus could do harm, been done in the US, with some found it ineffective. very strange,” said Dr Angus, one of every six hospitalised experimenting with medicines undermined by people getting “The problem with ‘gunslinger who is leading an innovative coronavirus patients into a large for stroke, heartburn, blood clots, drugs on their own or lax medicine’, or medicine that is study using artificial intelligence study that found a cheap steroid gout, depression, inflammation, methods from drug companies practised where there is a hunch to help pick treatments. called dexamethasone helped AIDS, hepatitis, cancer, arthritis sponsoring the work. . . . is that it’s caused society as “It’s as if it’s all being done on and that a widely-used malaria and even stem cells and And politics has magnified the a whole to be late in learning ‘Covid time’. It’s like this new drug did not. The study changed radiation. problem. things about this virus,” said weird clock we’re running on.” practice overnight, even though “Everyone has been kind Tens of thousands of people Johns Hopkins University’s Dr — AP

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UNITED NATIONS, NEW However, UN humanitarian efforts with all parties to come YORK — Russia and China chief Mark Lowcock has to consensus,” he said. vetoed a UN resolution on insisted that the two crossings China’s Zhang echoed the Tuesday (local time) that would from Turkey to the northwest hope that “we will find a way maintain two border crossing remain “a lifeline for millions of out and narrow our differences”. points from Turkey to deliver civilians whom the UN cannot UN humanitarian chief humanitarian aid to Syria’s reach by other means”. Lowcock told the council on mainly rebel-held northwest In January, Russia scored a June 29 that “An estimated for a year, which the United victory for Syria, using its veto 2.8 million people in the Nations says is crucial in order threat to force the Security northwest — 70 percent of the to save millions of lives. Council to adopt a resolution, region’s population — require Russia, Syria’s close ally, reducing the number of crossing humanitarian assistance”. immediately circulated a draft points for aid deliveries from UN Secretary-General Security Council resolution that four to just two, from Turkey to Antonio Guterres’ latest would authorise the delivery of the northwest. report to the Security Council aid through a single crossing It also cut in half the year- circulated on Tuesday said point from Turkey for six long mandate that had been cross-border operations in months. in place since cross-border the northwest “continued at Germany’s UN Ambassador deliveries began in 2014 to six record levels in response to the Chistoph Heusgen, the current months — as Russia insisted. catastrophic deterioration of council president, announced The draft resolution, which the humanitarian situation that the 13-2 result of the vote at a the 15 council members voted occurred when almost 1 million virtual meeting which saw the on by email because of the civilians were displaced between United States attack Russia and Covid-19 pandemic, would December 2019 and March China over their vetoes. Russian President Vladimir Putin Chinese President Xi Jinping have extended the mandate for 2020.” “We’re ashamed by what this the two border crossings from The UN chief said the UN council has to do right now Turkey to the northwest — Bab World Food Programne delivered because of the cynical attempts saying “it’s once again Russian Federation,” he said. al-Salam and Bab al-Hawa — food to 1.3 million people in of the Russian Federation and demonstrating the hypocritical The defeated resolution, for a year. April and more than 1.3 million the People’s Republic of China approach adopted by this drafted by Germany and The Russian-drafted in May through the two border to put politics above the lives of country while they are imposing Belgium, had dropped a call resolution would only authorise crossings, and the UN World the Syrian people,” US Minister- unilateral sanctions.” for the re-opening of an Iraqi cross-border deliveries through Health Organisation delivered Counsellor Rodney Hunter said. Hunter retorted that US crossing to the northeast to the Bab al-Hawa crossing. over 420,000 emergency health China’s UN Ambassador sanctions had humanitarian deliver medical supplies for the Nebenzia assured the kits and essential medicines to Zhang Jun blamed unilateral exemptions “and they in no way Covid-19 pandemic. council that if its resolution the northwest in May. sanctions against Syria, which harm the people of Syria”. In May, Russia’s UN was adopted, cross-border aid “The cross-border crossings have been imposed by the US “The only thing that’s Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia deliveries would continue. are vital to the wellbeing of the and the European Union, for harming the people of Syria and said: “Do not waste your time However, Belgium’s UN civilians in northwest Syria. exacerbating the country’s preventing them from getting on efforts to reopen the closed Ambassador Marc Pecsteen de And we very much hope that humanitarian situation and the assistance that they need cross-border points.” Buytswerve said “this is not yet these will be extended,” UN urged that they be lifted. is the (Bashar al-Assad) regime Russia has argued that aid over”. spokesman Stephane Dujarric He also rejected the US being helped out by the People’s should be delivered from within “We will in the coming hours said on Tuesday. heaping “blame” on China, Republic of China and the Syria across conflict-lines. and days further engage in “Lives depend on it.” — AP US hits Chinese officials with visa bans over Tibet access WASHINGTON, DC — The their ability to travel to the party officials who were found rights activists say Beijing has Trump administration fired a United States. to be “substantially involved in engaged in a decades-long new shot in its diplomatic war US Secretary of State the formulation or execution of campaign to suppress local with China on Tuesday (local Mike Pompeo announced the policies related to access for culture, the Buddhist religion time), by imposing travel bans restrictions in a statement foreigners to Tibetan areas”. and minorities. on Chinese officials it said that accused China of “Access to Tibetan areas is Permission to travel to the were restricting foreigners’ systematically obstructing the increasingly vital to regional region is rarely granted, and access to Tibet. travel of foreign diplomats, stability, given the People’s visitors are subject to strict While waging concurrent journalists and tourists to Republic of China’s human regulations when it is. battles over Beijing’s policies Tibet, an autonomous region of rights abuses there, as well China crushed a Tibetan in Hong Kong, human rights China, while Chinese visitors as Beijing’s failure to prevent uprising in 1959, forcing the in western Xinjiang province, “enjoy far greater access to the environmental degradation near spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, global trade practices and United States”. the headwaters of Asia’s major and over 80,000 Tibetans aggressiveness in the The statement did not name rivers,” he said. into exile in India and other South China Sea, the Trump any of those targeted nor Successive United States countries. administration slammed an did it give a number of those administrations have sought US-China relations have unspecified number of Chinese affected, but it said the ban to press China to ease reached their lowest point in officials with visa restrictions, would be applied to Chinese restrictions on foreigners’ years since Covid-19 emerged limiting or entirely eliminating government and communist travel to Tibet, where human in China late last year. — AP US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo

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HASTINGS — A former Hastings board hearing, Greathead for a vacancy. co-operated immediately with the prison officer serving a sentence of on June 2. He is now on standard and special inquiry, producing the camera and four years for the covert filming of 34 Greathead conditions for the next 18 months computer he operated, and he pleaded women in the shower of his Hawke’s appeared before including no contact or association guilty at an early stage to seven Bay Airbnb has been released on the parole board with any victim, disclosing any counts of making an objectionable parole. on March 10 intimate relationships to the parole publication and seven of distributing Tony Mark Greathead, 36 at the time, when the board officer, not to use or possess any them. Each of which has a maximum put a hidden camera in a bodywash indicated they device capable of accessing the available penalty of 14 years in jail. bottle and made intimate recordings would release internet, and others. He also pleaded guilty to 51 charges of guests between December 2017 and him, but there Tony Mark The 69 charges Greathead pleaded of making an intimate visual recording February 2018, in the Whakatu home was a need for Greathead guilty to mostly related to the covert and four of publishing an intimate Scott Guy and Kylee Guy where he lived with his wife and two him to have an filming and distribution of images of visual recording, which each have a children. He was sentenced at the approved release address. Because he unwitting guests. A total of 34 women maximum penalty of three years’ jail. Hastings District Court on October 30, had none, the hearing was adjourned mainly aged under 30 were filmed, The charges were laid in an Funding plea 2018 to four years and four months in for three months until a case manager and 11 videos were uploaded to a site investigation after police were told prison, with a statutory release date of subsequently informed the parole under the profile “bathroomvoyeur”. of a woman being displayed on a January 26, 2023. board that an employment and Seven were objectionable. pornographic website without her to continue He was released, following a parole accommodation service had accepted A summary said Greathead knowledge. — NZ Herald the private investigation Cannabis is ‘less harmful’ into Scott It won’t turn your hair green or let teeth fall: Clark Guy’s murder AUCKLAND — Former Prime proposed legal framework had FEILDING — Friends Minister Helen Clark says the potential to address the of widowed Kylee Guy are cannabis won’t make your teeth systemic racism in the status fundraising for the family to fall out or turn your hair green quo. continue a private investigation — and criminalising it is an University of Auckland into the murder of Scott Guy. injustice to thousands of people psychiatrist Dr Hine Elder, who Kylee Guy’s husband was every year. was on the expert panel, said found shot dead at the end of And she says it’s not as there were 600 to 800 alcohol- their Feilding driveway in the bad for your health as legal related deaths in New Zealand early hours of July 8, 2010. substances tobacco or alcohol, every year — but there have The murder remains unsolved. a claim backed up by an expert been no known cases of toxic Funds from the public appeal panel’s work that was published cannabis deaths. will pay for private investigation on Tuesday. She noted a sharp decline in fees and any extra funds will Her comments come on the use among 15- to 17-year-olds be put towards a trust fund for back of a new poll showing a in Canada, where recreational Kylee and Scott’s two sons. tight race for the September cannabis has been legal since Kathie Rifle, the driver behind referendum on legalising October 2018. the fundraiser has known Kylee cannabis for recreational use, NOT TOO BAD: According to Former PM Helen Clark, cannabis is This may be because it might Guy since 2006. Following the with 48 percent support in not as bad for health as legal substances — tobacco or alcohol. be harder to access, “it’s less 2012 trial, the Guy family hired favour and 43 percent opposed. Picture supplied cool because it’s legal”, or due private investigators, however, Clark made the comments to more education and harm in 2015 the family could not during a Drug Foundation- and reduction, health and education the courts, the jails. This has reduction campaigns, she said. continue the investigation due to Helen Clark Foundation-hosted programmes, a ban on all to be the worst use, actually, UK drug policy expert Steve lack of money. webinar called “The case for marketing and advertising of of what we waste taxpayers’ Rolles said the referendum Ewen Macdonald, Guy’s ‘yes’”. cannabis products, and a limit money on.” wasn’t about whether you liked brother-in-law and a pall-bearer “Let’s get real here. This on potency. More than 2000 people were or disliked cannabis. at his funeral, was charged with is a widely-used recreational A regulated legal market charged with low-level cannabis “This is about dealing with his murder in April 2011. drug that is less harmful to would provide quality control offences in 2018, and Maori reality. The reality is that He was acquitted at a jury trial individual health than tobacco and ensure users would know are three times more likely to cannabis is here and lots of the following year but was jailed and alcohol,” Clark told the what they’re buying, Clark said. be arrested and convicted of a people are using it whether you five years for other offences. webinar. “It’s just a no-brainer to stop cannabis-related crime than like it or not, and regardless of The Givealittle page has the “Most Kiwis will use it in wasting our taxpayers’ money non-Maori. “This is wrong and it prohibition. goal of rasing $50,000. The their lifetime. They know their with police helicopters hovering is worrying that mainly young “This is the chance to choose, fundraising page has had 70 teeth don’t fall out and their over the Kiwi bush, hounding people find their lives blighted instead of leaving it in an donations in the last day. hair doesn’t go green. Most ordinary citizens who are having by a conviction which is less unregulated market, to bring it One donor wrote “May justice people don’t use it very often, a joint of cannabis for recreation harmful than either tobacco or within the ambit of government be done. You are such a beautiful unlike alcohol.” rather than a glass of wine. alcohol,” Clark said. and put it in the control of brave lady.” The proposed legislation “Let’s stop all that. Stop An expert panel of scientists, responsible government agencies “Let’s help Kylee, and their includes an age limit of 20, wasting the money on the police, academics and health and acting in the interests of the precious sons, get justice for redistribution of tax into harm the helicopters, the prosecutors, social experts found that the public good.” — NZ Herald Scott” says Rifle. — NZ Herald NZ science used more than 600,000 animals in two years

WELLINGTON — More than 600,000 animals possums and rats as an alternative to 1080. husbandry, five chimpanzees used for veterinary high welfare cost,” the MPI reports stated. — from spider monkeys and chimpanzees to There were also cases of calves being research, and four spider monkeys used for basic “As an example, researchers may need to reptiles and pigeons — were used for science in disbudded — or having their horn buds removed biological research. measure the length of time from ingestion of a the space of two years, new reports show. — without receiving pre-emptive analgesia, Further details provided to the New Zealand poison until an animal is unconscious or dead in And large numbers of those used for research, and rats having ovaries removed to induce Anti-Vivisection Society (NZAVS) found blood order to ascertain the efficiency or otherwise of testing and teaching over 2017 and 2018 died for osteoporosis, before being put on a special diet samples were taken from the chimpanzees that method of pest control.” the purpose. to see if strontium they were fed could be imaged during a separate procedure, but specifics about Such activities could cause “considerable Just-released data from the Ministry for in their bones. the spider monkeys weren’t disclosed. distress” — and it was those types of issues that Primary Industries (MPI) show a total 314,571 The reports further listed rabbits Any research, testing or teaching ethics committees had to weigh up against the animals were used in 2017, and 301,335 in 2018. being used to try to develop a using animals must be carried out benefits for native wildlife that scientists were While around three quarters endured little surgically induced model of under the Animal Welfare Act. trying to protect. to no impact, half of the animals that were bladder dysfunction, cows being None can be manipulated NZAVS executive director Tara Jackson said manipulated in 2017, along with 35 percent fistulated, and guinea pigs used without approval from an ethics while the reports showed that thousands of in 2018, died either before, during or after the to test animal vaccines. committee that has to include animals were still being used in “unacceptable process. The main reasons for using representatives from the New ways”, she was encouraged to see reporting Of all of the animals, most were fish or cattle. animals was for veterinary Zealand Veterinary Association, rules had changed. In 2017, 100,000 fish were used, of which about research, basic biological the SPCA and a local council. “The new format of these reports now tells us 18 percent remained alive afterward. A third were research, and teaching, making up Researchers have to prove more than we’ve ever known about how many farm animals, although the vast majority of those around three quarters. The bulk of they’d tried to address the “three animals are used in science,” she said. returned to normal lives afterward. groups using them were commercial Rs” — replacing animals with “A wider scope of animals is now captured in But for nearly 10,000 in that year, the impact organisations (40 percent in 2018), alternatives, reducing numbers to the the annual statistics including animals purposely was “high” or “very high”. Those most affected universities (34 percent) and Crown Research minimum required, and refining procedures to bred with compromised welfare and animals who included rodents, possums, fish and other Institutes (13 percent). ensure the minimum possible impact. were killed for the purpose of using their tissues. species like ferrets and stoats. Some of the more unusual subjects listed in However, some research meant suffering was These changes haven’t come out of nowhere Some of that research involved testing 1080 the 2018 report included two chinchillas used for unavoidable. either, they’re a result of the hard work of many baits containing deer repellent on 60 caged teaching, 44 bats used for species conservation, “Efforts to find the most humane methods of people behind the scenes, including staff at MPI.” possums. Another bait, Feracol, was used on two elephants and three giraffes used for animal pest control, for instance, can carry a relatively — NZ Herald 20 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 Rough sleepers choose homes by Eva Corlett, RNZ Wellington organisation that it had helped move 1084 supports rough sleepers. predominantly rough sleepers AUCKLAND — People She said the lockdown into emergency accommodation who have been chronically gave staff a chance to offer — mostly motels. homeless are choosing to stay in that proper ongoing support Farrelly said that deserved a permanent housing — some for and encourage the move into pat on the back but there was no the first time in more than 20 houses under the Housing First room for complacency. years. model — that is, permanent “Motels are a stop-gap. They Organisations working with accommodation with wrap- are not the answer and it would rough sleepers say the change in around support for the be a mistake to think we’ve ‘got attitudes is “phenomenal”. chronically homeless. there’. But they are warning it’s no “There’s one man in particular “So it’s really important time to get complacent about who we never thought would be that we keep the pressure on homelessness, especially as new housed. But having a roof over ourselves to move these people faces start to emerge on the his head and experiencing that to permanent accommodation as streets. made all the difference for him. soon as possible.” Auckland City Missioner Chris “So we have got people that In the last few weeks, Lifewise Farrelly is well-acquainted with are in motels that are really, has supported 15 people into people sleeping rough. really desperate for a home, they permanent housing. There is one man in particular just want to be settled. But its community services he never thought would be “The fact that these guys want manager, Peter Shimwell, said housed. He’s been on the streets ATTITUDE SHIFT: Many of the chronically homeless are choosing stability is great.” there were new faces appearing for 22 years. to stay housed since being given housing during lockdown, but new Cleland said some tweaks to on the streets and there wasn’t “He was reluctant. Three days faces are appearing on the streets. NZ Herald picture the system were needed. a lot of information yet about into lockdown, when all of his DCM supported an income- where they were coming from. mates had gone, he was sitting house now wanting to settle into “There is something magical related rent payment for “The actual economic impact there alone and said to his case- a home. happening.” emergency housing, because the of Covid is going to hit hard, and worker ‘I think it’s time to go “It’s a phenomenal thing we’re The relationship, built on sudden requirement to pay rent we are going to see more people inside. But, I want a room with seeing. trust, between support-workers and bills could put people off pushed into homelessness. a view’.” “The majority of the people and their clients had been moving into permanent housing, “That is all the more reason He’s been in housing for three we are looking after have been essential to the changes, he said. she said. that we need to ensure months now. Last weekend he homeless long-term. They Getting used to a roof over She added that it could be a the emergency and motel took his first trip in many years are suffering from all sorts of their head with proper support controversial view. accommodation we have got out of Auckland, to visit family. comorbidities, mental health also gave people time to The biggest barrier, however, stays in place, and that we Farrelly was astounded by the issues, addiction issues, and on recalibrate, he added. is a lack of houses. The latest keep striving towards getting attitude shift from people who the whole they are settling quite Natalia Cleland is the government figures showed that permanent, affordable housing have typically been tough to well. outreach leader at DCM — a since the Covid-19 lockdown, for people in dire need.” — RNZ 20-year campaign to lower speed limits in Mourea finally successful

ROTORUA —After campaigning for “During the course of that community But there could be further changes more than 20 years, residents of Mourea consultation, it was revealed by our coming. and Okere can now enjoy a safer main communities in Mourea and Okere Falls “We’re looking to review some of the road through their communities after that speed reduction was a primary urban speed limits on State Highway 5 speed limits were reduced. concern of those communities, he said. and State Highway 30,” NZTA spokesman There has been a number of serious The original 70kmh limit through Steve Mutton said. crashes on the roads around the rural Okere and Mourea has been lowered to “Between 2009 and 2018, there were Bay of Plenty towns and residents had 60kmh, and the distance of that limit has 629 crashes on a bit of road between the had enough. been extended. In addition, some 100kmh Hemo Rd roundabout and State Highway “I remember when I was a kid, about limits have been reduced to 80kmh, 30 to south of Rotorua Airport. 9 years old, a horrific crash on this very including Rotokawa Road, a busy road “In that corridor, six people were corner,” Phill Thomass, chairman of the just near Rotorua Airport. killed and 26 were seriously injured. It’s Rotorua Lakes Community Board said, Local iwi played a major role in important that we look at these as well.” standing on the side of State Highway 33. campaigning for the speed reductions. Mourea residents aren’t convinced that “A tanker rolled over. I remember it “We can celebrate this success, the process should have taken as long because there was a small child trapped because originally Safe Roads (NZTA) as it did. in the truck for hours on end. didn’t have speed on their books,” “It is one of the longest. We have had MISGUIDED PERCEPTION: A University of Waikato “Ever since, I have become involved Roland Kingi, a representative of Ngati several processes,” Stanton said. study has found that back-seat drivers may be more in community issues, going back nearly Pikiao said. “We’ve had many casualties and useful than initially thought. File picture 20 years. It’s always been the desire of “We had many meetings with NZTA to fatalities along our road,” Turner said. this community to see the speed limit help lower the speed, plenty of korero “Some of our children have been hit reduced on this road and see more went on,” Tania Turner, administrator of Te by vehicles. We still have a long way to safety for pedestrians.” Pou O Taranui said. go. Now we have to teach the culture of Study finds back-seat Many local residents have been NZTA said that changes to speed the driver. involved over the years, including Jim limits can take a while due to the “Sometimes the road is to blame, most Stanton. complex legal process required. times it’s not.” — NZ Herald drivers can be useful

HAMILTON — A study has revealed that back-seat drivers can CUTTING THE CLOTH: be useful and even help people drive more safely. Napier Art Deco Festival organisers Despite the fact that most drivers have complained about say next year’s event is likely to be as back-seat drivers offering unwanted advice, a new study has big and successful as ever, despite the found that sometimes it can be useful — but it often depends on impact of the Covid-19 crisis forcing whether that advice has been sought or not. the trust that runs it to scale down. Back-seat drivers can even help prevent serious accidents Art Deco Trust chairman and historian says Samuel Charlton, a professor of psychology at the Michael Fowler confirmed job losses University of Waikato and also a co-author of research for the would occur but there would be no Automobile Association. compromising on plans for the 32nd “There’s this perception out there that passengers can be annual celebrations from February 17 to distracting, nagging and so-forth, but after the age of 24, having 22. The thousands who flock to Napier’s a passenger in your car actually decreases the chance you are globally-renowned celebration of the going to have a crash.” architecture and times of the 1931 He told Morning Report there are some things that passengers Hawke’s Bay Earthquake are 97 percent can do which can help drivers, but the way that it is done is from within New Zealand, according important. to surveys. The major issue is the “Having a passenger look out the left hand window and telling availability of funding, but Mr Fowler you whether it is clear to go or not is very helpful.” says sponsors are sticking with the He said providing directions in a timely fashion or unwrapping trust, including the major support from or handing the driver food can also be helpful. the Napier City Council. But there are But he said how it is done is important and it is useful to have significant downturns coming through a conversation about what the driver expects before the journey the rest of the year, particularly related begins. to cancellation of cruise liner stopovers, Just criticising the driver’s driving is not very helpful, Charlton Mr Fowler said. NZ Herald picture said. — RNZ The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 TELEVISION 21 THURSDAY—FRIDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

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Lost Mine PG 5.35 Hollywood Medium With Highlands 5pm Super Rugby 2002 5pm Wheel Of Fortune PG 5.09 Lying And Stealing 5.40 Outback Opal Tyler Henry PG 3 5.30 Mysteries At The Museum Crusaders v Blues. 5.30 Hardcore Pawn PG 16LSC 2019 Thriller. Hunters PG KEY 0 3 (HLS) (RPL) (DLY) 16 18 Closed captions; Repeat; Highlights; Replay; Delayed; Approved for persons 16 years or over; Approved for persons 18 years or over; 9Jul20 Compiled by C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. 22 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020

Wanganui JC races at Wanganui Friday Jetbet 4 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 760s4 Aigne mh (5) 67.5 69 K Macnab 6 680s8 Judith (11) 57.5 45 C Burdan (a2) 12 484s1 Spring Tide t (11) 55 63 T Thornton 15 8108s Cardinal O’Ceirin mh (17) 55 61 Race 1: KION, SOUTHERN COOL, ONEFORTHEDITCH 3 5381s Wise Men Say tdmh (2) 67.5 69 I Lupton 7 2679s Midnight Countess h (3) 57.5 45 13 3909s Miss Freelove tdm (5) 55 56 D Bradley T Taiaroa (a3) 4 624s0 Grinner m (4) 66 59 E Farr M K Hudson (a3) EMERGENCIES: 16 069s6 Brother One tdm (18) 55 61 Race 2: TALLYHO TWINKLETOE, TOMMYRA, AVE MARIA 5 4P29s Keyboard Warrior mh (10) 66 58 8 Scarlet Reign h (9) 57.5 45 14 313s7 Matt Cain (7) 55 62 17 1800s Full Swing tmh (16) 55 61 Race 3: IT’S A WONDER, WISE MEN SAY, LITTLE MACS 6 543s3 Donardo tm (6) 66 57 J Seivwright (2) 9 Sheza Kaiten (8) 57.5 45 J Baillie 15 069s6 Brother One tdm (2) 55 61 18 6022s Bella Nero tm (7) 55 60 Race 4: ZENTANGLE, THE BIG OPAL, GAME PERCY 7 037s8 Handsome Blue mh (3) 66 57 A Kuru 10 Wee Dram h (4) 57.5 45 L Allpress 16 067s3 Tumbleweed d (14) 55 60 19 466s6 Rio Star (10) 55 60 Race 5: ANGELINA LAURO, ZENKURO, ANOTHER SECRET 8 s09s2 Little Macs h (1) 66 57 S O’Malley (3) EMERGENCIES: 17 2450s Sky Hi Rahtwo m (10) 55 58 20 220s0 La Landonne tmb (19) 55 59 Race 6: TENNESSEE ROSE, EAGLE COUNTY, 9 4P56s Grandiscoccymelums (9) 66 53 11 0s09s All In Bloom h (2) 57.5 45 18 0407s My Father’s Gun d (4) 55 57 S McKay 21 976s0 Goodnight Irene m (3) 55 59 MIDNIGHT COUNTESS B Lammas 12 7s90s Nancees Gold (10) 57.5 45 22 790s9 Bellissimo (9) 55 59 10 P665s Starbro (7) 66 51 S Karnicnik 13 655s6 Thatz Daisy h (7) 57.5 47 9 Lisa Latta Racing Stables 2.48 Race 7: TRANSITORY, SORRY I’M LATE, SILENT APPROACH 11 Ps07s Press My Buttons (8) 66 50 N Downs (2) $15,000, maiden, 1360m 11 Palamountains Sci. Nutrition 3.54 Race 8: SHOWMEWARE, JUSTA SMALL RANSOM, OTTAVIO 7 Mark Buckley Memorial 1.38 1 006s3 Carpe Diem (15) 59.5 51 T Taiaroa (a3) $15,000, rating 98 handicap, 1600m Race 9: JENEVER, HERMES, CARPE DIEM 4 Kevin Myers Stables Steeple11.51 $15,000, maiden 2yo&up, 1200m Race 10: DEDOJE, MISS MAPLE, SWISH AZ 2 436s6 Media (3) 59.5 51 S McKay 1 0s07s Wait A Sec tdm (10) 63 98 J Parkes $15,000, open stp, 3000m 1 23s8s Lincoln Town b (10) 59.5 53 K Asano (a1) 3 s884s Quiz Kid (4) 59.5 50 E Nicholas (a4) Race 11: CROWNING STAR, MIRACULOUS, LA PHYTA 2 1230s Dez dmb (12) 60.5 93 C Johnson 1 933Ps The Big Opal tdmh (1) 74 93 2 54s Conor O’Ceirin h (12) 59.5 50 4 Aragon (20) 59.5 47 L Hemi 3 2300s Nitro Ted tm (5) 55 74 H Schofer (a3) Race 12: RELY ON ME, CLEAVER, GREAT NORTH ROAD D M Parker (3) T Taiaroa (a3) 5 Governor Grey (2) 59.5 47 S Collett 4 421s9 Cape Du Jeu m (13) 55 73 S McKay 2 PPPs7 Chocolate Fish m (2) 70 85 R Cole (2) 3 If You Dance (11) 59.5 45 6 5s Ringthebelledarci (19) 59.5 47 J Parkes 5 613s1 Crowning Star t (8) 55 67 L Allpress 1 Wanganui Function Ctre Hdl 10.18 3 192s5 Game Percy mh (6) 68.5 77 K Macnab S J Macnab (a2) 7 36s2s Fagiolo Majico (21) 57.5 52 L Allpress 6 017s2 Miraculous (4) 55 63 D Hirini 4 3F5s0 Mr Enthusiastic m (5) 67.5 72 E Farr 4 232s2 Transitory b (19) 57.5 54 L Allpress 8 437s2 Hermes (9) 57.5 52 K Asano (a1) 7 240s2 Finding Nemo tmh (9) 55 62 L Hemi $15,000, maiden hurdle, 2400m 5 P24s0 That’s How It Goes m (7) 67.5 72 5 6593s Smooth Cognac (15) 57.5 53 9 56s3 Canucia (17) 57.5 51 R Myers 8 s130s La Phyta dm (1) 55 62 S J Macnab (a2) 1 762s5 Kion h (12) 68 59 I Lupton N Downs (2) M K Hudson (a3) 10 6534s Jenever (14) 57.5 51 C Johnson 9 8220s Magic Ivan dmh (11) 55 60 R Myers 6 5435s Sorry I’m Late bh (9) 57.5 53 D Hirini 11 3s54s Manhattan Girl (5) 57.5 51 Richard Oliver 2 0734s Southern Cool mh (8) 68 55 6 61Ps7 Old Countess tm (12) 67 82 B Lammas 10 90s4s Razors Edge tdm (7) 55 60 7 7743s Ode To Joy (3) 57.5 51 B Ansell (a3) 12 3207s Minnie Mouse (10) 57.5 51 J Baillie 3 565s8 Whopper’s mh (11) 68 52 7 172s9 El Corby m (11) 67 70 A Kuru M K Hudson (a3) 8 P65Ls Napoleon mh (10) 67 70 S O’Malley (3) 8 9345s Silent Approach (6) 57.5 51 R Elliot 13 354s Sequoia Dawn (8) 57.5 51 11 1790s Dancing Auriole tmh (3) 55 59 4 500s6 Master Fin dm (7) 68 51 T Johnson (3) 9 349s Ginger Jane (1) 57.5 50 E Nicholas (a4) S J Macnab (a2) 5 2s4s4 Albaron bh (10) 68 50 S Fannin 9 L4Ps0 Highly Likely mh (4) 66.5 68 E Nicholas (a4) 10 3522s Mesmerize tmbh (8) 66 59 I Lupton 10 678s4 Midnight Spark (5) 57.5 50 S McKay 14 69s4s Nogolf Etikit (12) 57.5 50 C Grylls 12 6435s Hypatia (6) 55 59 T Taiaroa (a3) 6 673s9 Brawler (3) 68 50 L Douglas (3) 11 Ask Pa (2) 57.5 45 Richard Oliver EMERGENCIES: 7 PF0s6 Izymydaad (9) 68 50 S Karnicnik 11 675s1 Zentangle tdmh (9) 66 52 S Fannin 13 5205s Zeefa Zed dm (2) 55 58 C Grylls 12 0000s The Fot (3) 66 50 S Karnicnik 12 Krystal Lass (20) 57.5 45 L Hemi 15 5s No Compromise (13) 59.5 47 8 07Ps0 Kirkenes (5) 68 50 E Farr 13 Sybarite (7) 57.5 45 H Schofer (a3) 16 8s Caramel Popcorn (6) 57.5 47 R Elliot 12 Rochelle Lockett Stables 4.25 9 06PPs Mr Davinci (2) 68 50 5 Pacific Gauge Calibration 12.28 EMERGENCIES: 17 500s6 Sassenach (1) 57.5 47 10 65s40 Prized Pins (1) 68 50 N Downs (2) $15,000, rating 57 handicap, 1600m $15,000, maiden 2&3yo, 800m 14 5580s Empower (4) 59.5 49 R Myers 18 Swift (11) 59.5 45 11 577s7 Onefortheditch mh (4) 66 59 15 Raced Evens (13) 57.5 47 19 Hit The Diff h (7) 57.5 45 1 3675s Cleaver t (18) 61 57 C Grylls D M Parker (3) 1 4595s Another Secret (9) 58.5 50 H Schofer (a3) 16 Little Uzi (16) 59.5 47 20 Nikau Spur (22) 59.5 45 2 0560s Taboo h (13) 61 57 S J Macnab (a2) 12 P47s4 Tittletattle (13) 66 58 R Cole (2) 2 Zenkuro (3) 58.5 47 R Elliot 17 6s Roni (14) 59.5 46 21 0s Bella Noche (18) 57.5 45 3 s560s Maidstone Park m (4) 59 57 R Elliot 13 7919s Candy Cross (6) 66 50 B Lammas 3 Flying Zack h (6) 57 47 L Hemi 18 050s Zythepsary (18) 57.5 46 22 0 Black Eyed Sue (16) 57.5 45 4 7398s Kit Kat td (1) 58.5 56 J Parkes EMERGENCY: 4 0s Power And Money (5) 56.5 47 19 — Barrett SCRATCHED SCRATCHED 5 934s0 Country Bumpkin h (12) 58.5 52 14 — The Fot S J Macnab (a2) 20 Chillax ‘n’ Chase (17) 59.5 45 10 IG & RJ Hackett Farrier 3.23 E Nicholas (a4) 5 4s Angelina Lauro (7) 55 50 C Grylls 21 Ata Pixie h (8) 57.5 45 $15,000, rating 79 handicap, 1360m 6 862s7 All The Rage (3) 58 51 B Rogerson (a4) 2 Brian FM Hdl 10.49 6 Chica Bonita (8) 55 47 T Thornton 7 7s44s Rely On Me h (10) 57.5 50 S McKay 7 Miss Dixie (1) 55 45 J Baillie 8 Tina Egan Racing 2.13 1 s5Ps0 William Wallace (8) 63 79 $15,000, rst open hurdle, 2400m S J Macnab (a2) 8 757s5 Great North Road h (14) 56 51 8 Parisian Poppy (12) 55 45 R Myers $15,000, rating 86 handicap, 1200m C Burdan (a2) 1 211s2 Tallyho Twinkletoe tmh (8) 74 96 A Kuru 9 Tudor Queen (11) 55 45 L Allpress 2 s77s5 Tavis Court mb (21) 61 75 H Schofer (a3) 2 5983s Tommyra m (1) 69 85 H McNeill (1) 1 1132s Charlie Horse tm (1) 63 86 3 3528s Skarloey tm (12) 59 71 J Parkes 9 Denali (15) 56 47 L Allpress 10 Vin Rouge (10) 55 45 T Allan 10 97s5 Mauna Loa (5) 56 47 T Thornton 3 13s5s Bigredmoon tm (9) 67.5 78 B Lammas EMERGENCIES: M K Hudson (a3) 4 1000s Get Schroeder m (15) 58.5 70 R Elliot 4 320s3 Ave Maria tmh (5) 66 73 K Macnab 2 440s0 Miss Lizzie tdm (16) 60 84 B Ansell (a3) 5 5587s Sea Star tmh (11) 57.5 68 L Allpress 11 044s0 Princess Jenni (17) 55.5 50 J Baillie 11 Candy O’Ceirin h (2) 56.5 45 12 6s7s6 Berry Delightful (2) 55 49 5 3P2s9 King Oberon tmh (3) 66 72 I Lupton 12 La Donna (4) 56.5 45 S McKay 3 430s8 Secret Squirrel td (18) 56 72 R Elliot 6 4219s Swish Az (6) 55 67 T Allan 6 216s7 Abacus m (2) 66 69 E Farr 4 4878s Resurrect dm (17) 55 69 S J Macnab (a2) 7 116s7 Louboutin tm (4) 55 66 C Grylls M J Sanson (a4) 7 2PP3s Senassy mh (4) 66 69 J Seivwright (2) 6 Lowe Schollum Jones 1.03 5 5214s Showmeware tdm (9) 55 69 R Myers 8 — Princess El Jay SCRATCHED 13 Mister Porotene (6) 55 45 R Myers 8 414s0 The Great Guru tm (7) 66 69 6 12s65 Ottavio dm (3) 55 67 B Rogerson (a4) 9 1s23s Vent m (13) 55 64 J Fawcett (a1) EMERGENCIES: $15,000, maiden, 800m 7 5064s Estefania m (6) 55 65 J Bassett (a4) 10 s089s Alvins Dream m (20) 55 63 14 — Nikau Spur SCRATCHED T Johnson (3) SCRATCHED 9 F66s5 Duffers Creek tmh (6) 66 68 S Fannin 1 3358s Retzena (12) 59.5 51 J Parkes 8 900s3 Justa Small Ransom td (12) 55 65 E Nicholas (a4) 15 — Captaintwinkletoes 2 s89s2 Tennessee Rose (1) 57.5 54 E Nicholas (a4) 11 2321s Dedoje (14) 55 63 R Myers 16 0s7 Wotablast h (7) 55 45 3 Chase A Fox Syndicate Hdl 11.20 S J Macnab (a2) 9 0s4s4 Blue Rata Eligius d (13) 55 64 C Grylls 12 77s1 Miss Maple t (1) 55 63 C Burdan (a2) 17 769s7 Master Black Jack (9) 55 45 3 986s3 Eagle County (13) 57.5 52 D Bradley 10 4165s Podkast (8) 55 63 T Taiaroa (a3) 13 0s96s Almo Street (2) 55 62 L Hemi 18 6s00s Shockalit (11) 55 45 $15,000, rst open hurdle, 3000m 4 0336s Eight Mile (5) 57.5 51 B Ansell (a3) 11 0s5s7 Smokin’ Oak tdm (15) 55 63 14 4418s Vroom (5) 55 62 C Johnson 19 0779s Beaudacea (8) 55 45 1 1211s It’s A Wonder tdm (11) 70 80 S Fannin 5 Collys’ Folly (6) 57.5 47 R Myers Richard Oliver EMERGENCIES: 20 809s Octavious (16) 55 45

NZ Metro harness at Addington Friday Jetbet 8 TAB D. 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11 T. 1-2-3, 5-6-7, 9-10-11 Q. 2-3-4-5, 8-9-10-11 PL6 6-11 Selections 2 Views, Brews & Trackside Action 5.28 3 s3357 Zambia (Fr) 3 John Morrison 7 Spectators - Follow Us 7.46 5 1s17s Willison (Fr) 4 Ricky May Race 1: SHIFFTY, YEA YOU, PRINCESS DAKOTA 4 Midfrew Luisianabeau (Fr) 4 6 334s7 Cheezel (Fr) 5 Tim Williams $8500, non-winners 2yo+ c&g. mobile, 1980m Stephen McNally $8500, non-winners 2yo+ f&m. mobile, 1980m 7 07311 Rocknroll Rod (Fr) 6 Jonny W Cox Race 2: ADMIRABLE, VINCENT VAN GONE, 1 84s24 Calypso Rock (Fr) 1 Ashleigh Stewart 5 Belmont Betty (Fr) 5 Craig D Thornley 1 64846 Lottie Moon (Fr) 1 Gerard O’Reilly 8 80858 Baileys Knight (Fr) 7 Jack Harrington MIGHTY REACTOR 2 2948s Oliver North (Fr) 2 Matthew Williamson 6 — Megarock SCRATCHED 2 5 Red Envy (Fr) 2 Robbie Close 9 30142 That Alexander Guy (Fr) 8 Robbie Close Race 3: CRACKABRIE, CHEDDAR VALLEY, 3 66s33 Reinimin Patron (Fr) 3 Gavin Smith 7 72 Boom (Fr) 6 Samantha Ottley 3 45s23 Deja Blue (Fr) 3 Terry Chmiel 10 36133 Glenledi Chief (Fr) 21 Gavin Smith DISTINGUISHED TASTE 4 42s80 Vincent Van Gone (Fr) 4 Gerard O’Reilly 8 70255 Pembrook Tilly (Fr) 7 Blair Orange 4 8 Port Elizabeth (Fr) 4 Ross Cameron 11 12375 Doctor Tim (Fr) 22 Gerard O’Reilly Race 4: BOOM, TYKE, ZAMBIA 5 0s0 The Flying Fijian (Fr) 5 Mitchell Kerr 9 6 Susie Reignmaker (Fr) 8 5 00s97 Luminite (Fr) 5 Colin DeFilippi 12 54216 Lulu Le Mans (Fr) 23 Ellie Barron Race 5: KRUG, WYATT WALLER, TOM MARTIN 6 — Maldito SCRATCHED Matthew Williamson 6 — Woman In Charge SCRATCHED Race 6: MAJESTIC MAN, MATUA TANA, PHOEBE ONYX 7 707s3 Le Tissier (Fr) 6 Robbie Holmes 10 Tyke (Fr) 9 Gerard O’Reilly 7 25798 Tara Bromac (Fr) 6 Blair Orange 10 Spectators - Book A Table Trot 9.06 Race 7: RED ENVY, DEJA BLUE, TSUNAMI 8 83272 Mighty Reactor (Fr) 7 Kimberly Butt 11 60 Reklaw’s Jules (Fr) 10 Robbie Close 8 Tsunami (Fr) 7 Matthew Williamson $8500, 3yo+ r51-r65. mobile, 1980m 9 9s97s Fleetmaster (Fr) 8 Samantha Ottley 12 s2706 Kwik Sport (Fr) 11 John Dunn 9 0s Churrasco (Fr) 8 Kerryn Tomlinson Race 8: MATT DAMON, TANGO TARA, CAST NO SHADOW 1 07978 Lisa Marie P (Fr) 1 Jo Herbert 10 49 Rocket Boy(aus) (Fr) 21 Ellie Barron 10 73s63 Her Majesty (Fr) 21 John Dunn 2 881s4 Tramps Like Us (Fr) 2 Bob Butt Race 9: NEMERA FRANCO, WILLISON, ROCKNROLL ROD 11 Admirable (Fr) 22 Blair Orange 5 Win VIP Race Night Package 6.51 11 54730 For Today (Fr) 22 Bob Butt 3 01930 Aorangi (Fr) 3 John Dunn Race 10: MAJESTIC LAVROS, VACATION HILL, BAXTER 12 9s90 Rollyarrrz (Fr) 23 Jack Harrington $8500, 2yo+ r59-r62. mobile, 1980m 12 B K Swy (Fr) 23 Stephen McNally Race 11: PLUTONIUM LADY, CARLOS BROMAC, 13 9s726 In Chevron We Trust (Fr) 24 Ken Barron 13 6 Atomic Mach (Fr) 24 Robbie Holmes 4 P1027 Jimmy Carter (Fr) 4 Matthew Williamson 1 15730 Claus (Fr) 1 Robbie Close 5 s211s Majestic Lavros (Fr) 5 Samantha Ottley SOMEKINDAWONDERFUL 14 700s0 Christian Command (Fr) 25 Robbie Close 14 00s07 Mathilda (Fr) U1 Samantha Ottley 2 70808 Good On Ya Kiwi (Fr) 2 Robbie Holmes 6 64146 Aladdin Sane (Fr) 6 Jonny W Cox 3 Spectators - New Menu 5.56 3 s3113 Wyatt Waller (Fr) 3 Korbyn Newman 8 Spectators - Tasty Pizza 8.13 7 s5005 Baxter (Fr) 7 Ben Hope 4 05199 Queenofdance (Fr) 4 Samantha Ottley 8 3s078 Zsa Zoe (Fr) 8 Sheree Tomlinson $8500, 3yo+ r45-r52. mobile, 1980m 5 s7971 Tom Martin (Fr) 5 John Dunn $12,000, 3yo+ ffa. mobile, 1980m 9 83271 That’s The Story (Fr) 9 Kerryn Tomlinson 1 46933 Distinguished Taste (Fr) 1 6 1114s Krug (Fr) 6 Blair Orange 1 — Franco Niven SCRATCHED 10 4321s Vacation Hill (Fr) 21 Blair Orange 1 Spectators Bar & Bistro Trot 4.59 2 69255 Majorca (Fr) 2 Craig D Thornley 7 32s85 Held To Ransom (Fr) 7 Jonny W Cox 2 19s22 Tango Tara (Fr) 1 Jim Curtin $8500, non-winners 3yo+ stand, 2600m 3 32423 Cheddar Valley (Fr) 3 John Dunn 8 55849 Overarm (Fr) 8 Terry Chmiel 3 8s564 Change Is Good (Fr) 2 Tim Williams 11 Spectators - Bar & Bistro 9.34 4 84057 Hells Shadow (Fr) 4 Robbie Close 9 74024 Franco Texas (Fr) 9 Matthew Williamson 4 s5171 Hayden’s Meddle (Fr) 3 John Dunn $8500, 3yo+ r53-r57. mobile, 1980m 1 63434 Princess Dakota (Fr) 1 Sam Thornley 5 07s98 Star Reactor (Fr) 5 Gemma Thornley 10 05897 Mossdale Art (Fr) 21 Ben Hope 5 49840 Mikey Maguire (Fr) 4 Colin DeFilippi 2 43s86 Pastrana (Fr) 2 Jonny W Cox 6 80441 Annie Richter (Fr) 6 Terry Chmiel 11 80188 Gilligans Island (Fr) 22 Ricky May 6 117s5 Matt Damon (Fr) 5 Matt Anderson 1 51659 Mossdale Lottee (Fr) 1 Ben Hope 3 89s90 Bacardi Pride (Fr) 3 Murray Edmonds 7 s4800 Fancy (Fr) 7 Ricky May 12 s4124 Eastwood Ideal (Fr) 23 Craig D Thornley 7 61332 Cast No Shadow (Fr) 6 Bob Butt 2 36196 Striking Gladiator (Fr) 2 Sarah O’Reilly 4 Shiffty (Fr) 4 Gavin Smith 8 1088s I’m Jimmy James (Fr) 8 Tim Williams 8 1622s Bettathanfast (Fr) 7 Blair Orange 3 s1s0s Arden’s Sweetheart (Fr) 3 Nathan Purdon 5 s0035 Awesome Impee (Fr) 5 Philippa Wakelin 9 — Duastar SCRATCHED 6 Spectators - Venue Hire Trot 7.21 9 121s1 Spirit Of St Louis (Fr) 8 4 530s4 Melody’s Mischief (Fr) 4 Ricky May 6 0 Bella Button (Fr) 6 Scott Lethaby 5 s8661 Delightful Gnp (Fr) 5 Blair Orange 10 0905s Ideologist (Fr) 21 Brad Williamson $12,000, 3yo+ ffa. mobile, 1980m Matthew Williamson 7 Charolais (Fr) 7 Craig D Thornley 11 1902 Crackabrie (Fr) 22 Blair Orange 6 3225s Plutonium Lady (Fr) 6 Samantha Ottley 8 24303 Yea You (Fr) 8 Sarah O’Reilly 12 090s3 Eastwood Isabella (Fr) 23 Samantha Ottley 1 40121 Midnight Dash (Fr) 1 Ben Hope 9 Spectators - Pop-up Kitchen 8.40 7 32333 Carlos Bromac (Fr) 7 John Dunn 9 s09s0 Thank You (Fr) 9 Ben Hope 2 16361 Phoebe Onyx (Fr) 2 Tim Williams 8 0s541 Somekindawonderful (Fr) 8 Tim Williams 10 05277 Build A Bridge (Fr) 10 James Geddes 4 $12 Burger & Beer Special 6.21 3 75490 Sundons Flyer (Fr) 3 Robbie Close $9500, 3yo+ r63-r69. mobile, 1980m 9 30552 A Delightful Act (Fr) 9 Matt Anderson 11 70652 Be Bee Lass (Fr) 11 Blair Orange 4 38023 The Dominator (Fr) 4 Craig D Thornley 1 — One Direction SCRATCHED 10 58214 Terry (Fr) 21 Robbie Close 12 390sD The Artful Dodger (Fr) 12 $8500, non-winners 3yo+ stand, 2000m 5 7576s Enghien (Fr) 5 Ricky May 2 1277s Nemera Franco (Fr) 1 Craig D Thornley 11 00s06 Jimmy Cannon (Fr) 22 Jonny W Cox Matthew Williamson 1 43979 Kingsdown Atom (Fr) 1 Colin DeFilippi 6 220s2 Majestic Man (Fr) 6 Brad Williamson 3 3150s Burnham Boy (Fr) 2 Samantha Ottley 12 s2431 Samarias Mach (Fr) 23 Craig D Thornley 13 0s438 Eilish Hall (Fr) U1 Jim Curtin 2 9L540 Jake (Fr) 2 Ricky May 7 s1115 Matua Tana (Fr) U1 Gerard O’Reilly 4 6245s Im A Gigolo (Fr) 3 Blair Orange 13 95166 Ohoka Matty (Fr) 24 Terry Chmiel

Christchurch greys at Addington Friday Jetbet 3 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 Swimming Goat @ Stud 12.19 10 16852 Maffra Daisy 17.22 John McInerney 5 Vacant Box 2 88773 Homebush Monkey 17.50 John McInerney Race 1: MITCHAM READO, TAIERI TERRA, ELITE BLUEBLOOD 6 54561 Translation 38.44 J & D Fahey 3 21242 Mr Muppet 17.18 Robin Wales $2035, C3, 295m 5 christchurchgreyhounds 1.12 7 55414 Goldstar Spook nwtd S & B Evans Race 2: CRYSTAL CILLA, LISA’S BOY, KNOW CHARISMA 4 33123 Take A Hint 17.46 John McInerney 1 28471 Lisa’s Boy 17.24 Ray Casey 8 22511 Opawa Lyn nwtd J & D Fahey 5 33782 Know Approval 17.28 Garry Cleeve Race 3: MITCHAM GREG, OHOKA MEGAN, MY MERIT $2860, C2, 520m 2 41425 Know Charisma 17.19 Garry Cleeve 6 72836 Fickle Mistress 17.36 Hart & Taylor Race 4: OPAWA PHIL, SMASH ACHIEVER, PENNY JANE 3 71557 Jaded Affair 17.23 Lisa Waretini 1 68621 Punch On Buzz 30.27 John McInerney 8 Casswoods Carpet & Mats 2.04 2 11184 Troublesome Kev 30.34 J M McCook 7 53812 Bound Up 17.58 John McInerney Race 5: TROUBLESOME KEV, MR BLACKJACK, 4 71286 Punters Kirsty 17.27 Robin Wales $1685, C2, 295m 8 23858 Smash Grenade 17.38 Malcolm Grant PUNCH ON BUZZ 5 Vacant Box 3 43463 Mr Blackjack 30.16 J & D Fahey 4 23324 Stumpy Bill 30.50 Michael Dempsey 1 86174 Homebush Finn 17.21 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: Race 6: SNEAKY SNITCH, BEES ARE BUZZING, OPA’S MATE 6 71172 Crystal Cilla 17.39 John McInerney 9 76533 Gotcha Pixie 17.55 J M Lane 7 64675 Golden Bay 17.13 J M McCook 5 52137 Stylish Stepper nwtd Malcolm Grant 2 46653 Opawa Lacy 17.04 Robin Wales Race 7: OPAWA LYN, GOLDSTAR MAUNEY, 10 16852 Maffra Daisy 17.22 John McInerney 8 21173 Raquel Allen 17.47 Craig Roberts 6 58535 Kea Viking 30.22 J & D Fahey 3 12464 Billy Ray 17.33 Norman Wanhalla GOLDSTAR YANKEE 7 64851 Big Tiny nwtd John McInerney 4 43662 Ring Clown 17.19 Malcolm Grant Race 8: TAIERI MISSILE, OPAWA LACY, HOMEBUSH FINN 3 Sandridge Hotel Stakes 12.37 8 88637 Lakota Kohana nwtd Heather Cairns 5 41554 Sozin’s Assassin 17.45 John McInerney 11 Avonhead Tavern Sprint 2.57 Race 9: SEDUCTIVE KIWI, MISS ADOBE, DYNA WINK EMERGENCIES: 6 111 Taieri Missile 17.27 Ray Casey $2390, C0, 520m $1685, C2, 295m Race 10: MR MUPPET, TAKE A HINT, BOUND UP 9 86677 Orina Allen 30.32 Craig Roberts 7 51474 Goldstar Shiloah 17.18 S & B Evans 1 16775 Homebush Liam 17.34 John McInerney Race 11: SOZIN’S SYMPHONY, MINE HUNTER, PRINCE ZULU 1 My Merit nwtd Allan Joyce 10 66821 Homebush Fonzie 30.29 John McInerney 8 75257 Dream Runner 17.26 J M McCook 2 11442 Mine Hunter 17.21 J M McCook Race 12: TUCKER, MITCHAM SAM, MEGA DREAM 2 8 Inky Lady nwtd Sharon Hindson EMERGENCIES: 3 7476 Smash Zone nwtd Malcolm Grant 6 Spectator’s Bar & Bistro 1.29 9 44354 Yi Feng 17.28 J M Lane 3 22331 Prince Zulu 17.31 Lisa Waretini 4 62431 Crushington 17.38 John McInerney 4 5765 Denarau Delight nwtd Malcolm Grant $1685, C2, 295m 10 54647 Pontiac Pat 17.35 John McInerney 5 88555 Diamond Dazzled nwtd Malcolm Grant 5 74651 Goldstar Avalon 17.31 S & B Evans 6 36447 Princess Romaine nwtd Sharon Hindson 1 35526 Opa’s Mate 17.47 Ray Casey 9 Flair Stakes Feature 2.22 6 54281 Sozin’s Symphony 17.18 John McInerney 2 16215 Sneaky Snitch 17.33 Hart & Taylor 7 43443 Ohoka Megan nwtd Lisa Waretini $3000, C2, 520m 7 72418 Horse Range Gold 17.47 Malcolm Grant 8 Mitcham Greg nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 3 38317 Mulberry Rock 17.37 Ken Cassidy 8 65218 Denuto 17.47 Ray Adcock EMERGENCY: 4 1F8s8 Homebush George 17.29 John McInerney 1 51731 Seductive Kiwi 29.98 Calum Weir EMERGENCIES: 5 55412 Twizel Storm 17.55 Malcolm Grant 2 1535s Dyna Wink 30.45 Craig Roberts 9 6s678 Duke Of Argyll nwtd Howard Anderton 9 44354 Yi Feng 17.28 J M Lane 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 12.02 6 17781 Know Logic 17.20 Garry Cleeve 3 83165 Opawa Stubborn nwtd John McInerney 10 16852 Maffra Daisy 17.22 John McInerney $1685, C2, 295m 4 Amber Cleaning Services 12.54 7 78481 Cosmic Marty 17.60 John McInerney 4 82158 Gracias Maestro 30.42 Malcolm Grant 8 11173 Bees Are Buzzing 17.28 J M McCook 5 73555 Ophira Bale nwtd Matt Roberts 1 52147 Billy Budd 17.51 Alan Botherway $1685, C2, 295m 12 Livamol Dash 3.14 EMERGENCIES: 6 31688 Beret Girl 30.27 J & D Fahey 2 68343 Taieri Terra 17.31 Ray Casey 1 48818 Paringi Pam 17.39 Mitchell & Smith 9 76533 Gotcha Pixie 17.55 J M Lane 7 31412 Miss Adobe 30.39 Matt Roberts $2035, C3, 295m 3 35373 Lakota Tonka 17.52 Heather Cairns 2 14541 Opawa Phil 17.36 Robin Wales 10 54647 Pontiac Pat 17.35 John McInerney 8 48156 Haidee Bale 30.44 Daniel Roberts 4 52247 Goldstar Flora 17.34 S & B Evans 1 16134 Mega Dream 17.43 Lisa Waretini 3 61657 Mulberry Sox 17.35 Corey Steele EMERGENCIES: 5 76652 King Kali 17.19 Malcolm Grant 2 887s6 Tearaway Tara 17.39 J M McCook 4 74733 Citizen Aguero 17.25 John McInerney 7 My Redeemer Distance 1.47 9 86677 Orina Allen 30.32 Craig Roberts 6 53166 Homebush Hotshot 17.46 John McInerney 3 12156 Mitcham Sam 17.28 John McInerney 5 81566 Goldstar Spotty 17.25 S & B Evans 10 36133 Ripslinger Roxy 30.34 Ashley Bradshaw 7 37333 Mitcham Reado 17.24 John McInerney 6 22658 Homebush Carl 17.45 John McInerney $3795, C1, distance, 645m 4 75644 Goldstar Perrie 17.27 S & B Evans 8 54153 Elite Blueblood 17.57 John McInerney 7 27881 Penny Jane 17.37 Hart & Taylor 1 46636 Goldstar Dawson nwtd S & B Evans 10 mayhounds.org.nz Group 2.39 5 53122 Tucker 17.28 Daniel Lane EMERGENCIES: 8 51545 Smash Achiever 17.15 Malcolm Grant 2 25762 Goldstar Yankee 38.13 S & B Evans 6 43315 Blazing Banjo 17.58 John McInerney 9 76533 Gotcha Pixie 17.55 J M Lane EMERGENCIES: 3 77722 Goldstar Mauney nwtd S & B Evans $1685, C2, 295m 7 86467 Know Shame 17.38 Garry Cleeve 10 54647 Pontiac Pat 17.35 John McInerney 9 44354 Yi Feng 17.28 J M Lane 4 75721 Goldstar Alaska nwtd S & B Evans 1 35156 Cash A Roo 17.27 S & B Evans 8 s8s88 Dyna Eva nwtd Craig Roberts The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 RACING 23

Whanganui greys at Hatrick Friday Jetbet 9 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 Palamountain’s Sci. Nutrition 6.11 7 78665 Gray Bale 30.23 W Woods 7 36183 Big Time Rocket 30.75 Lisa Cole 4 23717 Kongs Out Again 30.42 Melissa Olden Race 1: ALLEGRO FERN, BIG TIME PLUTO, MISS POTENTIAL 8 34775 Big Time Odette 30.32 Lisa Cole 8 12244 Grunty Mama 30.62 S & C Blackburn 5 32127 Bigtime Daisy 30.49 Lisa Cole $4735, C4/5, 520m EMERGENCIES: 6 31285 Classic Rapper 30.79 Susie Kite Race 2: BIG TIME BRIE, BIG TIME SETH, BIG TIME MAC 1 81113 Big Time Brie 30.03 Lisa Cole 5 CPF Insurance 7.36 9 36887 Cavatate 30.55 D Bell 7 46433 Allegro Lanie nwtd Lisa Cole Race 3: SOZIN’S DELIGHT, BORN QUICK, JUSTA GIFT 2 17157 Novo Ollie 30.64 Lisa Cole $2505, C1, heat, 520m 10 77766 Gazza’s Girl 30.44 G & S Fredrickson 8 16657 Diddilee 30.07 Angela Turnwald Race 4: DYNA BRYLEIGH, YOUNG DUMB BROKE, WAITOHI 3 34824 Big Time Seth 30.16 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 1 78586 Fear The Fur nwtd S O’Neill Race 5: COSSIE COOPER, GOLDSTAR HADLEE, 4 56145 Big Time Kobe 30.63 Lisa Cole 8 Kernow Construction 8.56 9 83688 Big Time Amie 30.43 Lisa Cole 2 78467 Eye Kno 30.49 W Woods BIG TIME TRAE 5 61237 Big Time Mac 30.38 Lisa Cole 10 21174 Big Time Eden 30.42 Lisa Cole 3 13465 Cossie Cooper 30.35 Melissa Olden $4620, C2, distance, 645m Race 6: HOMEBUSH MANDY, TRUE TESTAMENT, 6 65231 Big Time Maple 30.15 Lisa Cole 7 11586 Bigtime Archie 30.39 Lisa Cole 4 26754 Big Time Trae 30.49 Lisa Cole 1 16881 Bigtime Bruno nwtd Lisa Cole 11 Adept Accountants 10.01 JILLIBY LITSA 5 62376 Here’s Hemi 30.56 John McInerney 2 32574 Bigtime Rod nwtd Lisa Cole 8 73862 Bigtime Brody 30.12 Lisa Cole $2035, C3, 305m Race 7: GRUNTY MAMA, DAPPER RAPPER, GO GLOW EMERGENCIES: 6 75366 Bigtime Diesel 31.16 G & S Fredrickson 3 11645 Dig Dig Dig nwtd S O’Neill Race 8: RICH LISTER, DIG DIG DIG, BIGTIME ROD 9 5153s Big Time Izzy 30.11 Lisa Cole 7 44762 Ohana Lad nwtd Kellie Gommans 4 227F8 Emgrand Park nwtd Angela Turnwald 1 11387 Pacemaker nwtd S O’Neill Race 9: ELSA BLUEBLOOD, IDOL ZIGGY, LIFE IS GOOD 10 83688 Big Time Amie 30.43 Lisa Cole 8 52143 Goldstar Hadlee 30.87 Glen Hodgson 5 Vacant Box Five - n & a 2 31245 Mother’s Touch 17.82 D Bell 6 46463 Rich Lister nwtd Maree Gowan Race 10: FIFI, BIG TIME BABY, BIGTIME DAISY 6 First Security 8.03 3 8s554 Big Time Marlisa nwtd Lisa Cole Race 11: FREE THINKER, MOTHER’S TOUCH, 3 racingtips.co.nz 6.41 7 1Fs83 Buddy Loaded nwtd Glen Hodgson 4 36646 Allegro Lexxi 17.63 Lisa Cole 8 27156 Kamada Park nwtd Angela Turnwald SEDGEBROOK SALLY $2035, C3, 305m $1685, C2, 305m 5 75644 Sedgebrook Sally 17.78 Fred Kite 6 73428 Running Freer 17.69 Melissa Olden Race 12: WATERLOO GIRL, WATERLOO PINK, WIFI BOLT 1 42113 Born Quick 17.65 Marcie Flipp 1 22318 Homebush Mandy nwtd Sue Gommans 9 Wanganui Toyota 9.24 2 83372 Allegro Kyle 17.76 D P Symes 7 22551 Go Ash 17.61 Marcie Flipp 2 33581 Justa Gift 17.62 D Bell $1685, C2, 305m 8 31632 Free Thinker 17.84 Melissa Olden 3 57s56 Bigtime Honey 17.65 Lisa Cole 3 45238 Light Cruiser 17.93 Gail Atwood EMERGENCIES: 4 58711 Sozin’s Delight 17.90 John McInerney 4 63262 Dynamite Danger 17.69 G & S Fredrickson 1 61187 Dino The Fox 17.74 Kellie Gommans 9 57551 Big Time Lebron 17.62 Lisa Cole 5 22126 Ma Chere nwtd S O’Neill 5 42421 True Testament 18.36 Bill Hodgson 2 43447 Life Is Good 17.91 Melissa Olden 6 667s3 Big Time Clare 17.73 Lisa Cole 6 s2113 Jilliby Litsa nwtd Lisa Cole 3 13733 Elsa Blueblood 17.97 John McInerney 10 86774 Funzalo 17.61 Bill Hodgson 1 Mark Buckley (Buckles) 5.47 7 65562 Criminal Justice 17.77 Melissa Olden 7 37s62 Mahala Bay 17.75 W Woods 4 55252 Hashtag Blessed 17.81 Nathan Udy 12 See You @ Hatrick Next Week 10.18 8 31784 Tuff Temptress 17.78 Bernie Mitchell 8 22F85 Giraffe Club 17.70 Lisa Cole 5 41611 Idol Ziggy 17.67 Marcie Flipp $2860, C5, 305m EMERGENCIES: EMERGENCIES: 6 23174 Big Time Dusty 17.77 Lisa Cole $2390, C4, 305m 1 11324 Big Time Fairy 17.49 Lisa Cole 9 87188 Pretty Belinda 17.98 Wendy Kite 9 58745 Opawa Flash 17.71 Nathan Udy 7 74114 Zipping Luther nwtd D Bell 1 23177 Waterloo Girl 17.81 Wendy Kite 2 12512 Big Time Pluto 17.53 Lisa Cole 10 78767 Sedgebrook Lover 17.69 Fred Kite 10 433s6 Bigtime Puma 17.77 Lisa Cole 8 25574 Go All Lin nwtd S O’Neill 2 44333 Bigtime Pearl 17.64 Lisa Cole 3 84F11 Allegro Fern 17.69 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 3 62578 Big Time Gwyn 17.59 Lisa Cole 4 AON Insurance 7.11 7 Book Your Table @ Hatrick 8.29 9 42877 Bigtime Sheer 17.58 Lisa Cole 4 13331 Miss Potential 17.47 G & S Fredrickson 4 85337 Articulator 17.79 Bill Hodgson 10 38254 Paris End 17.66 Lisa Cole 5 13426 Sir Duggie 17.18 Lisa Cole $2505, C1, heat, 520m $2860, C2, 520m 5 11321 Wifi Bolt 17.74 G & S Fredrickson 6 12721 Allegro Will 17.36 Lisa Cole 1 81584 Young Dumb Broke 30.57 Melissa Olden 1 84652 Go Glow nwtd Marcie Flipp 10 Accell Canine Therapy 9.42 6 62721 Big Time Frosty 17.57 Lisa Cole 7 72361 Big Time Jonie 17.40 Lisa Cole 2 16766 Pam Arising 30.79 S O’Neill 2 23437 Bigtime Alfie 30.09 Lisa Cole 7 16264 Sub Twenty Three 17.63 Lisa Cole 8 72185 Big Time Flash 17.60 G & S Fredrickson 3 76384 Waitohi 30.19 Angela Turnwald 3 24561 Jay Mike 30.43 Nathan Udy $4030, C3/4, 520m 8 43212 Waterloo Pink 17.66 Wendy Kite EMERGENCIES: 4 764F3 Dyna Bryleigh 30.76 Marcie Flipp 4 44473 Bigtime Benji 30.44 Lisa Cole 1 322F3 Big Time Harley 30.04 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 9 52443 Big Time Kevin 17.58 Lisa Cole 5 78858 Bigtime Kate 30.43 G & S Fredrickson 5 21151 Dapper Rapper 30.32 Brian Marsh 2 54244 Big Time Baby 30.06 Lisa Cole 9 88s46 It’s Complicated 17.66 Lisa Cole 10 45814 Big Time Chance 17.58 Lisa Cole 6 33318 Chic In Time nwtd Glen Hodgson 6 31248 Stormy Jay 30.51 Wendy Kite 3 22182 Fifi 30.19 John McArthur 10 48148 Allegro Ella 17.73 Lisa Cole

Victorian races at Pakenham Synthetic Friday Jetbet 13 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 5 440 Powerful Flyer (3) 58 97 M Walker 2 4s7s8 Fairy Dell (4) 57 90 C Rawiller (a1.5) 4 2s21 Catadude (17) 62 100 M Cartwright (a2) 8 Meluca Group Handicap 6.00 Race 1: KICK IT BABY, DONNA NATALINA, STORMBORN 6 225s The Browzer (8) 58 98 Ms J Kah 3 323s5 Galgani (2) 57 100 B Mertens 5 5467s Laughing Heir dw (13) 62 84 J Mott 7 23626 With Edge (2) 58 100 J McNeil 4 4 Good And Proper (10) 57 92 J Mott $31,500, Benchmark 64, 1400m Race 2: THE BROWZER, ALL IN A DAY, CALLME MISS MAISIE 6 322s6 Monsieur Macron dw (10) 62 94 8 6s24s All In A Day (10) 56 97 M Cartwright (a2) 5 63 Judestar (5) 57 100 J Maskiell C Rawiller (a1.5) 1 28133 Design Rouge tn (8) 62 100 Race 3: SOUTH PARADE, SAFEEYA, PLATINI 9 67s Bossy Dame (14) 56 91 D Thornton 6 564 Miss Benefits (11) 57 90 L King (a) 7 s095s Summer Heat t (16) 62 91 M Cartwright (a2) Race 4: BAILARIN, GALGANI, PICCATRIC 10 37s Callme Miss Maisie b (11) 56 97 7 443 Parafield Gardens b (3) 57 97 W Egan Jaden Lloyd (a2) 2 13360 Fast Plan cdw (6) 61.5 94 J McNeil Race 5: MR MONACO, INTO RIO, WIL JOHN B Thompson 8 5D7s5 Piccatric b (1) 57 94 T Nugent (a) 8 50809 Chavuma tcdn (8) 61.5 89 Dylan Dunn 3 476s0 Honorable Mention w (2) 60.5 79 B Allen Race 6: CATADUDE, RUNBRO, RIVERDANCE LAD 11 4s328 Candy Puzzle (13) 56 97 D Stackhouse 9 3 Pure Purgatory (7) 57 100 D Stackhouse 9 62503 Polyxena dw (2) 61.5 94 4 446s5 Thunderdome (12) 60 95 Race 7: KISLINA, CAILLOUX, BIG ACHEEVA 12 6993s Cyclone Sally (4) 56 91 B Allen 10 Salvita (12) 57 87 P Moloney Ms L Lafferty (a2) L Neindorf (a1.5) Race 8: SHE’S SENSATIONAL, STAR JAN, VIA CAPO EMERGENCIES: 11 9s256 Toramour (9) 57 95 B Allen 10 81273 Stage Front db (6) 61.5 94 E Brown 5 02040 Via Capo d (5) 59.5 94 J Childs Race 9: DEEP DIVE, NAVAL ENVOY, UNICORNY 13 760 Galaxy Turf (7) 58 90 12 77849 Two Acts (8) 57 95 A Lynch 11 38633 Riverdance Lad dwn (7) 61 96 M Allen 6 9s950 Bullet Master (4) 59 94 J Mott 14 45680 Prince Heartford (12) 58 89 7 201s2 Encanto w (7) 59 0 Ms L Lafferty (a2) 12 62076 Miss Belisa cdwn (18) 59 90 A Lynch 5 Evergreen Turf Handicap 4.30 8 0s135 Power Boom t (3) 58.5 97 D Thornton 3 APM Group Plate 3.30 EMERGENCIES: 9 00s12 She’s Sensational tcd (11) 58 95 E Brown $31,500, 3yo & up Benchmark 64, 2200m 13 07021 Channing cd (9) 61 93 B Allen $31,500, Maiden SW, 1200m 10 7s365 South Street Boss (10) 58 93 J Hill 1 14212 Mr Monaco tcwn (3) 65 100 M Walker 14 0s373 Orakai d (11) 58.5 95 J Maskiell 11 10s10 Star Jan n (1) 57.5 96 J Noonan 1 70623 Amusing Magnus (6) 59.5 86 2 06165 Pharrell dw (2) 61 97 M Cartwright (a2) 15 97836 Ruth’s Boy cd (5) 60.5 92 B Higgins 12 s049s Bullock d (9) 56.5 87 L German (a) T Nugent (a) 16 58s50 Escarbar d (4) 60 99 D Stackhouse 1 Racing.com Plate 2.30 3 79231 Peace Brother w (13) 60 97 J Childs 2 4590s High Maintenance (16) 59.5 80 4 77699 Annunciate tn (18) 59.5 94 D Stackhouse 17 92785 Any Given Bender dw (3) 59 90 9 Sportsbet - Money Men 6.30 B Higgins $31,500, Maiden SW, 1000m 5 3s835 Friday Funday (17) 59.5 92 W Egan 18 0s007 Outrigger d (14) 56 84 $31,500, Benchmark 64, 1000m 3 65s52 Journey Of Song (11) 59.5 95 N Callow 6 s4574 Into Rio cwn (4) 59.5 100 Ms J Kah 1 32s0 A Little Luce (1) 57.5 81 J Duffy 4 445s2 Ocean Blast (2) 59.5 91 B Thompson 1 57992 The Mayor cdwn (10) 60.5 96 M Aitken 7 s5316 Zancada dw (11) 59.5 96 7 Heyfield’s Racing Handicap 5.30 2 Loving Gracie (12) 57.5 86 J Maskiell 5 4s8 Platini b (7) 59.5 87 D Thornton 2 11951 Oh So Rewarding cdw (8) 60 91 Jaden Lloyd (a2) $31,500, Benchmark 64, 1400m 3 Tiana Gia (13) 57.5 83 Ms A Kelly (a2) 6 30s De La Noche (12) 57.5 84 Z Spain Dylan Dunn 4 4s Wandjinapine (2) 57.5 90 J Mott 7 52s37 Uno Veloce (17) 57.5 88 J Bowditch 8 51732 So Schmick w (6) 59 100 Ms C Hefel (a2) 1 8s1s7 Saucy Jack d (12) 62.5 96 3 5s320 Saorsa dn (6) 59.5 96 Ms J Kah 5 Canny Rossa (4) 57 84 L King (a) 8 575 South Parade (1) 57 93 Ms J Kah 9 60276 Young Hostess dw (14) 58.5 94 J Noonan M Cartwright (a2) 4 s127s Deep Dive (5) 59 100 J McNeil 6 00 Trading Kisses (5) 57 73 B Allen 9 7 Spy Colonel (8) 57 86 J McNeil 10 61293 Fiorente’s Girl (16) 58 95 J Mott 2 9s240 Willby Rules (5) 62 99 C Rawiller (a1.5) 5 s2436 Naval Envoy (4) 59 97 B Allen 7 0s3 Deep Mirror (11) 55 89 Ms B Grylls 10 Yulong Holiday (15) 57 83 J Mott 11 26884 Pure w (5) 58 96 P Moloney 3 106s2 Abyssinian cwn (11) 60.5 100 6 5s777 Obi dw (15) 59 94 Ms C Hefel (a2) 8 5 Donna Natalina (3) 55 89 Ms J Kah 11 8s45 Safeeya b (13) 55 100 M Walker 12 91623 Fiorena wn (12) 57 96 B Thompson Ms C Hefel (a2) 7 0s785 Breaker Of Chains dw (3) 58.5 87 9 2 Kick It Baby (9) 55 95 J Noonan 12 Shezabadwolf (18) 55 82 Dean Holland EMERGENCIES: 4 s5228 Kipketer td (2) 60 97 J Mott J Childs 10 Licciardi (7) 55 87 J McNeil EMERGENCIES: 13 s21s3 Wil John d (7) 59 94 5 s6166 La Bella Costa tdn (6) 59.5 96 W Egan 8 s1894 Free Thrills w (11) 58.5 94 N Callow 11 07s Miss Juvenile (6) 55 84 T Stockdale (a) 13 8 It’s Friday (10) 55 85 T Stockdale (a) 14 68451 I Am The Fox c (1) 59 95 N Callow 6 7731 Big Acheeva d (7) 59 96 J Maskiell 9 1137s Unicorny dwn (16) 58.5 94 J Mott 10 130s2 Vahvuus dw (14) 58 96 J Mott 12 353s Stormborn (10) 55 100 D Stackhouse 14 6 Isolating (3) 57.5 87 B Allen 15 31544 Sebsilk tn (8) 58 94 J McNeil 7 36401 Constant Flow dw (13) 58.5 97 S Payne EMERGENCY: 15 65s7 Goldenrod (9) 59.5 90 Ms C Hall 16 96s08 Wolfe Tone w (15) 57 89 B Allen 11 534s6 Funding (7) 57.5 87 L King (a) 8 75526 Mrs Bignell cwn (4) 58.5 96 12 3160s Once Upon A Dream tn (12) 56 92 13 7s58s Nick’em (8) 59.5 83 R Tan 16 s698s Bold Cavalier (4) 59.5 76 17 56310 Haleakala cn (10) 56 93 Ms K Walters Ms A Kelly (a2) 18 66s74 The Weald w (9) 56 89 Dean Holland 17 0078s Luvme Or Leevme (5) 59.5 79 A Lynch 9 42545 Do You Reckon dwn (10) 58 95 2 Stone Ambassador Plate 3.00 18 957s8 Brecon Kid (14) 59.5 80 EMERGENCIES: Ms A Bryan (a3) 13 60280 Prussian Dream dwn (2) 56 95 $31,500, 3yo Maiden SW, 1100m Ms L Lafferty (a2) 6 Dalton Consulting Engineers 5.00 10 01065 Fortune Rose (1) 58 93 L Neindorf (a1.5) $31,500, Benchmark 58, 1200m 1 289s Arfa Crown (6) 58 96 R Tan 4 Ontoit Plate 4.00 11 34251 Cailloux td (9) 57.5 99 Jaden Lloyd (a2) 14 16s00 Stryke A Nerv (1) 56 79 B Thompson 2 9 Cheeky Prince (1) 58 89 Ms S Wynne 1 18176 Getemhel w (1) 63 92 Ms C Hefel (a2) 12 8s1 Kislina t (3) 57 97 W Egan 15 23068 Casino Angel wb (9) 56 92 3 6s Inthelapofthegods (9) 58 88 A Lynch $31,500, 3yo Fillies Maiden SW, 1400m 2 s2692 Magnetism d (15) 62.5 96 D Stackhouse EMERGENCY: M Cartwright (a2) 4 8 Little Caleb (5) 58 88 T Nugent (a) 1 2634 Bailarin b (6) 57 96 B Thompson 3 38843 Runbro db (12) 62.5 97 L Neindorf (a1.5) 13 7s196 Hot Night w (8) 56 92 16 8s877 Miss Inception d (13) 56 86

New South Wales races at Goulburn Friday Jetbet 16 TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections 9 668s5 Jarjaxel (2) 55 86 S Pollard 10 80462 Diamond Affair (1) 57 87 S Pollard 8 43s70 Denman’s Light (8) 55 85 Ms K O’Hara 5 32403 Soviet c (13) 58 93 P Scorse (a) Race 1: MCGEEHAN, GLOCK, CALIFORNIA SKY 10 07 Rebel Rama (3) 55 96 Ms K O’Hara 11 98s49 Fatalie (6) 57 95 Q Krogh 9 s8630 Gullen Glory h (12) 55 90 6 84291 Shrug w (12) 57 98 R Dolan (a) 12 90s80 Yihfa Yihfa (13) 57 77 S Guymer Ms E Hennessy (a2) 7 94832 Zariz No Other (10) 56.5 93 Race 2: FIRST FOOTMAN, PRINCE CAMELOT, CASINO TIME 2 Kilpatrick Holdings 2.40 13 0 Zou Island (10) 54.5 81 Ms K O’Hara 10 8s High Sands (1) 55 88 Ms C Graham (a) 8 489s7 Estaverdi th (4) 55.5 99 Ms K O’Hara Race 3: RODRICK’S SECRET, COSTA CHIN CHIN, $22,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 58, 2140m 11 67s Radiant Cut (14) 55 90 J Innes Jnr 9 s7605 Eillod (9) 55 90 T Wolfgram ABOVE RESERVE 4 S & K Wilson Plumbing 3.55 12 346s Wegee Lou h (10) 55 88 Ms K Adams 10 3s534 Trapper Tom dw (11) 55 98 Race 4: MOST WELCOME, VIBRANT KNIGHT, 1 s2217 First Footman wb (11) 63 96 13 5s234 Wilful Soul (13) 55 88 J Kissick Ms B Wright (a2) C Waddell (a3) $22,000, Class 1, 1400m MR CANTANKEROUS EMERGENCY: 11 56703 Admire Gratzi dw (7) 55 94 A Sweeney 2 29s66 Caribbean Gold (2) 62.5 93 J Ford 1 0s213 Most Welcome b (9) 62 94 C Waddell (a3) Race 5: OKAY OKAY, LIGHT AND DARK, TITAN OF INDUSTRY 14 2959s Lady Animalia (4) 55 80 S Pollard 12 0s000 Burrangong tw (6) 55 86 M Heagney 3 s0014 Prince Camelot d (9) 61 95 K S Latham 2 122s8 Oaksastar w (11) 59 93 R Dolan (a) 13 88s80 Red Hot Tango d (5) 55 92 J Kissick Race 6: PERALTA, DINADO, LADYLOVESTOGAMBLE 4 61270 Seporto w (4) 60 97 Ms K O’Hara 3 0s1 Vibrant Knight wh (12) 59 92 6 Goulburn Produce Handicap 5.10 Race 7: VIBRANT KNIGHT, FACT OR FABLE, WATCHING 5 7s321 Street Cred w (1) 59.5 100 4 5s945 Say Goodbye h (10) 58.5 90 K S Latham 8 Sthn Tablelands Rural Serv. 6.25 Race 8: AMEARES, CALESCENT, CANYONERO Ms E Hennessy (a2) 5 5143 Admit It twb (2) 58 98 $22,000, Class 2, 1600m $22,000, Benchmark 66, 1000m 6 22184 Casino Time wb (6) 56.5 98 Ms K Nisbet J Van Overmeire (a) 1 s67s9 Stately Lord (5) 61 84 Ms K Nisbet 7 08425 Confidential tc (5) 56.5 95 P Scorse (a) 6 241 Mr Cantankerous dw (4) 58 100 2 s4117 Dinado dw (10) 59 100 S Guymer 1 72s00 Hay Bale dwn (4) 61 91 R Brewer 8 77806 By Design w (8) 56 98 S Guymer Ms A Collett 3 337s7 Judicator w (4) 59 99 K S Latham 2 3s717 Calescent dw (11) 60.5 91 Ms K O’Hara 9 6s309 Raziel d (10) 56 95 T Wolfgram 7 4316s Maid Marion h (8) 56.5 84 Ms K O’Hara 4 28s61 Peralta w (9) 59 100 3 s0989 Mixed Blossom dw (6) 60 88 R Bensley 10 47 Final Showdown (7) 55 93 Ms A Collett 8 30s61 Poliziotta dwh (1) 56.5 100 J Ford 5 31s44 Ladylovestogamble dw (7) 58 98 4 70s01 All In Rhythm tcw (9) 59.5 89 11 08786 Jenessa (3) 55 88 9 30s96 Sunstone d (5) 56.5 92 A Hyeronimus 6 43s40 Blazing Beau t (8) 57.5 92 Ms J Taylor Ms A Collett 10 489s7 Estaverdi th (7) 55 95 Ms K Nisbet 7 4110 Wichita Warrior tw (2) 57.5 95 B Loy 5 74271 Snitzagirl dw (2) 59.5 100 K S Latham 3 TAB - Long May We Play 3.20 11 1245 Rare Gem (3) 55 89 8 5s303 Duchess Of Windsor c (1) 57 95 6 05s86 Treasure Boss dw (12) 59 86 B Ward $22,000, Maiden SW, 1600m 12 s6603 Mahjong Rose d (6) 55 89 S Pollard 7 8064s Canyonero (5) 58.5 96 R Dolan (a) 1 Radio Goulburn Handicap 2.05 Ms E Hennessy (a2) 9 67497 Kimmylee (6) 55 96 8 1s500 Mandalong Nicko w (1) 58.5 91 $22,000, Maiden, 1400m 1 234s2 Costa Chin Chin (3) 59 84 M A Cahill 10 s7605 Eillod d (11) 55 87 Ms E Hennessy (a2) 2 s5747 Curioso (12) 59 81 B Ward 5 Divalls Earthmoving 4.35 11 0s257 Only A Dream d (3) 55 90 T Schiller (a) 9 07514 El Nieto dw (8) 58 97 B Loy 1 2 McGeehan (1) 59.5 100 R Dolan (a) 3 s6848 Dux On The Pond (8) 59 79 Ms K Nisbet 10 08s56 Vee Eight twh (3) 58 96 $22,000, Maiden, 1000m 2 24532 Glock (6) 59 98 Ms D Panya 4 s3039 King Tat (9) 59 84 B Ryan (a) 7 David Alt Electrical 5.45 Ms R Freeman-Key 3 0 Vintage Moochi (5) 57.5 90 5 s6964 Not Certain (11) 59 79 1 433 Light And Dark (7) 59.5 100 K S Latham 11 2115s Ameares h (13) 57.5 87 J Kissick 4 4 California Sky (8) 55.5 99 Ms E Hennessy (a2) 2 9s672 Bonhomie (9) 56 93 S Guymer $22,000, Benchmark 58, 1400m 12 4134s Elenara dw (10) 57 88 Ms C Graham (a) 6 66524 Rodrick’s Secret (4) 59 100 3 Okay Okay (11) 56 85 B Griffiths (a) 1 800s8 Watching w (2) 63.5 91 A Hyeronimus 13 2s062 Farthing Wood dw (15) 56.5 91 S Miller 5 29s40 Earp h (9) 55.5 97 J Van Overmeire (a) 4 General Soleil (6) 55.5 86 Ms A Collett 2 0s1 Vibrant Knight wh (1) 60 96 N Heywood EMERGENCIES: 6 8 Miss Fotheringill (4) 55.5 92 J Ford 7 0 Vintage Moochi (5) 59 84 Ms A Collett 5 5 Titan Of Industry (2) 55.5 95 J Ford 3 291s9 Joel w (8) 59 94 Ms J Taylor 14 3210s Heavenly Thunder w (14) 55 91 7 6s3 Rebel Lady (7) 55.5 96 P Scorse (a) 8 9s Above Reserve (2) 57 95 A Hyeronimus 6 9 Can’t Duch Dis (3) 55 86 4 56581 Fact Or Fable w (3) 58.5 100 Ms K Nisbet 8 72s54 Bizou (10) 55 100 K S Latham 9 — Bizou SCRATCHED 7 78s Darlene (5) 55 85 B Ryan (a) Ms E Hennessy (a2) 15 20s70 Rozburg dh (7) 55 93 S Guymer 24 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020

Need it Done? Call us... Small & Medium Jobs around your place 027 840 4760 EN PLEIN AIR: Having switched from oil painting to watercolour, Gisborne farmer and artist Adrian Cave has visited many overseas towns and cities, such as Venice (pictured) where he painted on location. Picture supplied

by Mark Peters the late Graeme Mudge’s travel Taiwan to create the effect of lit-up paintings, and his own plein air street lights. riving out from painter paintings of urban scenes. “They’re difficult to paint in Adrian Cave’s townhouse “All my paintings are done on watercolour. It’s not as easy as the Dstudio, English band 10CC’s location,” says Cave. white blobs in oil paint.” Art For Arts Sake began to play on “They all have stories attached to Among stories associated with the car radio. them. each painting is the one in which The coincidence was ironic because “I was painting one day and Cave had finished painting a scene as Cave had said minutes earlier Graeme came along on his bike and from a hill above the city of Prague. — although not in 10CC’s words — stopped and joked, ‘what are you The hill offers a fantastic view of the “money for God’s sake”, was never a doing here? This is my patch’.” city with all its churches, says Cave. motivation for him to paint. While the three men were Cave’s “I went up there to paint many, He just loved the art of contemporaries, it was Williams who many times.” watercolour, the overseas travel in started Cave on his painting path. One of those times presented a which he painted land and urban “He got me a paintbox, oils and magical moment. scapes in various locations and the brushes and took me out to the “This lovely music was coming EVERY fact there was always a story with Waipaoa. He obviously saw I had from around the corner. I finished each work. some talent and he encouraged me to painting, packed up my gear and A selection of Cave’s lifetime of paint. I watched him paint. I didn’t went for a look. A group of four men watercolours, and possibly some very know anything about the mechanics were playing guitars and singing. It early oils, is now to be exhibited of it so I watched. I’ve come a long was lovely.” at Miharo Gallery from tomorrow. way since then.” Although Peter Williams once In the face of anything-goes, After coming to terms with oil joked that teaching his mate how to PICTURE contemporary art, Cave’s plein air, painting, Cave experimented with paint was the worst thing he could on-location paintings could be viewed watercolours. Although he sold a do because the competition meant he as old-fashioned but he was never few works, he found he was getting could never sell another painting in part of a movement or trend, and he frustrated with the medium; packed Gisborne, Cave says he never really didn’t look to Europe for influences his bags and headed for Melbourne tried to make a living from his art. and artistic trends as many, mostly where he took lessons under “I haven’t painted for that reason. white, artists did right up to the watercolourist Donald Taylor, whose The farm has been the number one TELLS A 1980s. influence is clearly seen in Cave’s priority. I paint for the pleasure “I never went to art school,” he work. it gives me and to go overseas says. He and a group of artists stayed and paint those places. Just about “I’ve been a full-time farmer all for two weeks at Taylor’s home, every painting I look at brings back my life. Painting was only a hobby which is where Cave started to learn memories.” in those early days. We did a lot of watercolour painting techniques. One such memory is of the day trips overseas. They were always a “I got to know David well and we farming and art bumped into each STORY lot of fun because I took my paints made about five trips overseas to other. with me. I enjoyed going to places paint.” “I was painting on the side of the like Paris and Venice and setting up Now retired from farming and road at Waikaremoana,” says Cave. to paint.” living in town, an online, worldwide “I was by myself and there was no Among the many paintings in his watercolourists’ forum connects him other traffic. Two men came out of studio is a scene of a street in Arles, with painters around the world. He the bush and watched for a while. France. After finishing his painting is still learning his art, he says. Then one said, ‘hey, does Dumpy still — he usually gives himself two to “An artist once said to me, do your shearing?’” three hours at the easel to complete ‘watercolour is easy when you don’t a piece — he walked up the road and know anything about it. When you ■ An exhibition of Adrian Cave’s visited Vincent van Gogh’s house. do learn a bit about it, it’s quite lifetime of painting will be held Some similarities in his style can difficult.’” at Miharo Gallery, 118 Gladstone be seen in watercolours by Gisborne In a painting of a Wanaka lakes Road, for one week from art teacher, the late Stan Bugden, scene at night, Cave adopted a tomorrow. The exhibition opens at the late Peter Williams’ oils and technique used by an artist in 6pm tomorrow night. 26 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020

MULBERRY: Tautua Village director and tutor Malia Patea-Taylor demonstrates to Karam Kaur the art of preparing the inner bark of the mulberry tree to create tapa cloth. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell Tales from the cloth tapa cloth workshop held DISCO DEN: “The exotic effect of the towers on the Sandown Park Hotel is emphasised here by a repeat tower at the hotel last week underlined the frontage,” reported Gisborne Photo News in 1971. “The sharp, modern lines of the new building are softened by the stately Aconnection between taonga trees.” By the 1980s, the sharp, modern lines of the interior had been softened by the big beats of Doug Walsh’s disco which Maori and taonga o Te Moana a Kiwa is to be recreated at Smash Palace this month. Picture by Gisborne Photo News 208, 1971 (Pacific Ocean). “We believe there are connections between taonga Maori and taonga o Te Moana a Kiwa,” Tautua Village director Malia Patea-Taylor said. “That story connects us. A lot of Sounds of the Sandown young people don’t know some of those stories, or haven’t touched or held taonga puoro, or haven’t seen or know about tapa. We heard today from Disco memories in time and space some of the young people that by just looking at the tapa — a bit like their time with the taonga puoro — they by Mark Peters month as an excuse’.” And if I’m going to do it, it has to be felt really connected.” They sat down and went through a done properly.” Tales from the cloth are around he Sandown Park Hotel was tonne of songs, says Walsh. Doing it properly entails a road trip honouring and remembering tapa one of a handful of live music “Everyone has Spotify now,” says to Auckland to pick up a glass dance experts, mostly women, and the stories Tvenues the ‘70s survived but in Walters. floor with lights in. He already has the they shared with one another while the 1980s, Doug Walsh’s disco rocked the “They stream the generic songs. There original moonflower lights Walsh used creating tapa, Patea-Taylor said. cash bar. are songs Doug played that were iconic. for his disco nights. “It’s about honouring and valuing Raised mostly at the Sandown where Songs you wouldn’t have heard for 30 There will also be visuals used at the time that goes into these pieces his mother worked, Gisborne man Jason years won’t be on Spotify. They trigger those nights. and respecting the fact it’s not a Walters grew up with that sound. memories in time and space.” “Doug used to play a compilation practice we see all the time here in About two years ago, he began to play “All the disco sounds I used to play of crash scenes on the big screen. I’ve Tairawhiti.” with the idea of recreating those disco bring back memories,” says Walsh. got the original VHS tapes he found in Tapa is made from the inner bark of nights in a special event with Walsh at “You could see all the different lights his shed and I’ve converted them into the mulberry tree. In Tonga there are the deck. Walters’ brainchild, Sounds of in the glass dance floor. (Sandown digital and put them on a memory stick. 50-200 foot long tapa, she said. the Sandown, will relive those nights, owner) Pete Gardner got it made. “The footage still has lines going Mulberry trees don’t grow here so not at the Elgin venue but at Smash He also got a bubble machine and across it and it occasionally goes black people at the workshop used calico, Palace. moonflower lights.” and white. I like to do things properly. and instead of traditional pigments, “I’ve been procrastinating over it for a Moonflower lights project a multi- When you revisit things, I like to have participants used black, brown and couple of years,” says Walters. pattern of light that include colour those triggers. That’s why I’ve gone a bit red paint. “I’ve been trying to get Doug involved. changes, strobe and pattern rotation silly on it.” “It is to give our people the He is the iconic DJ of the time. I was onto the dance floor. experience of making their own stencil trying to arrange it as an anniversary That era was cool, says Walters. ■ Sounds of the Sandown, Smash out of clay and they can take that event but it didn’t work out. So I phoned “A lot of people remember it. It’s about Palace, Saturday, July 18, 9pm. $10 at away with them. We’re not in the Doug and said ‘use your birthday this time that age group relives its youth. the door. islands but we need to know about this indigenous currency and what it means to us.” ArtsGuide Promote your VISUAL ARTS ■ Adrian Cave retrospective Miharo Gallery, 118 Gladstone Road. Opening at 6pm event here tomorrow night. The Sculptured Wall Talk to us about a marketing package to suit your budget. ■ Works by Richard Rogers. Tairawhiti Museum. 33239-01 ■ Beyond the Chair Gisborne Quilters transform a common domestic item into a work of art. Tairawhiti Museum.

■ Returning to the East TAPA STORY: Ihipera Mahuika paints a design in a Tautua Village tapa- Photographs by Ebony making workshop. Whitaker. Tairawhiti Museum. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell Call Jane Smith today 869 0617 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 27 ThisWeek

■ Supreme Brother Sound COASTING: Gisborne men Kurt Barker and James Bristow are building this Dome Room, Saturday, 8pm. Tickets $10 region’s newest music festival, The from The Dome or the Aviary, $15 cash Longline Classic, scheduled for Labour on the door. Weekend. Picture supplied

■ Clown’s Kiss + The NGOs South American-flavoured rock + trippy Wainui sound. Smash Palace, Saturday, 9pm. $5 at the door.

■ The Matariki 2020 Free concert featuring Troy Kingi, Maisey Rika, Ria Hall and many others, under Operatunity Daytime Concerts the Town Clock. Sunday, midday-5pm. Stage and Screen Wednesday, July 15th, 11.00am COMING UP

■ Sounds of the Sandown Relive the 80s and 90s with DJ Doug Walsh. Smash Palace, Saturday, July 18, 9 pm. $10 at the door. Longline set for ■ Trev’s boot scoot and boogie Country music in the Cosmopolitan Club boulevard. Free entry, Friday, July 24, 8pm. festies and foodies Friends! The Musical Parody Friday, September 18th, 7.30pm John Mackill’s Jazz Collective by Mark Peters Church & AP, Flamingo Pier, Soaked ■ NZ Symphony Orchestra presents “Jazz standards like you’ve never heard Oats, Fairbrother, Zeisha, Summer them before.” Holy Trinity Church Hall, hen Kurt Barker and James Thieves, Witters + MC Crafty, No Cigar, Eroica Saturday, July 25, 2pm. $20. Profits to Bristow’s mates from around Rothman Reds, Tricky, and many more. Thursday, September 24th, 7.30pm SuperGrans Tairawhiti. WNew Zealand came to stay in Barker returned to Gisborne shortly Gisborne, the two men set the longline. before the nation went into lockdown so “It provides food throughout the day the men took the opportunity “to plan ■ Lucien Johnson Quartet and is best served with cold drinks, good something big”. Tairawhiti Museum, August 6, 7.30pm, music and great company,” Barker said. “With restrictions easing, people $20 at the door. The concept of connecting people, look forward to attending events,” said metaphorically speaking, with the Barker. longline is behind the name for “This is good for New Zealand artists ■ Motel California - Eagles tribute Gisborne’s newest music festival. who are now headlining acts.” Dome Room, Friday, August 7, 8.30pm. Scheduled for Labour weekend, the Having invested the heady sum of $20 Presales from eventfinda.co.nz $30+bf or Longline Classic is about bringing into social media marketing, tickets to $30 cash sales from the Aviary. people together from all over the Longline have sold out. country with top bands and electronic Only 15 percent were snapped up by Te Moana Glow Show acts; plenty of food, drinks and friends Gisborne party people. The bulk went Thursday-Friday ■ Gisborne Ballet Group dance in an outdoor location. to Christchurch festies — which is October 22nd-23rd competitions Held at the Makaraka racecourse, conceivably good for Gisborne and the 10.00am & 11.30am War Memorial Theatre. August 8-9. the Longline Classic coincides with the East Coast. Labour Weekend food and wine festival, Barker and Bristow see an so promises to bring a summery, double- opportunity for the festival to align with ■ Jazz duo Oscar Laven and Adrian whammy to the region. local businesses which could benefit Jensen Barker and Bristow, who both have from the influx of festies and foodies. To Tairawhiti Museum, August 9, 2pm. $5 experience with big days out such as this end they have been working with for Friends of the Museum, $10 adults; Baydreams, One Love, and Soundsplash, Trust Tairawhiti. children and students with ID free. Door are building a New Zealand line-up of “By the time people get here they’ll be sales only. acts. Splashed across multiple stages, familiar with Gisborne business through Tina, Simply The Best the line-up so far includes acts such as the marketing,” Barker said. Monday, November 9th, 8.00pm

THEATRE Heath Franklin’s Chopper The Silencer The Importance of Being Earnest ■ Monday, November 16th, 7.30pm Oscar Wilde’s much-loved comedy of two bachelors who create alter-egos named INSPIRATION: Ernest to escape their tiresome lives. Composer Troy Evolution Theatre Company, 75 Disraeli Kingi helped St, June 26-July 11, 7.30pm. Tickets: $23- work on the $29 at evolutiontheatre.org.nz online series to celebrate ■ Auditions for The Crucible Matariki. The ABBA Show Picture supplied Unity Theatre, 209 Ormond Road, July Monday, November 23rd, 8.00pm 18 and 19. To register interest, call 867 3423 or 021 0220 5074.

■ Calendar Girls Unity Theatre, 209 Ormond Road, August 13–22, 7.30pm with a 3pm The music of two worlds Stars In Their Eyes matinee on August 16. Tickets available from eventfinda. Saturday, September 19th, estern classical and Maori Kingi and mystery celebrity guests. 2.30 & 7.30pm music will combine in a Four bite-sized webisodes will screen ■ The Daylight Atheist WChamber Music New Zealand across July to celebrate Matariki. These Musical Theatre Gisborne presents Michael Hurst performs Tom Scott’s series of interactive webisodes from will make up the first chapter in a series The Addams Family Sunday to celebrate Matariki. of nine stories that take place over the portrait of his father. Lawson Field December 11-19 Theatre, Sunday, August 16, 3.30pm. $30 Composed by Troy Kingi, the series, next nine years. Each year’s event will per ticket + Gold Card Concessions from Nga Waiata O te Po, follows a group of draw inspiration from one of the stars in Ticketek. Brought to you by AOTNZ campers on a wilderness adventure to the cluster — Matariki and her children InCahoots with Lawson Field Theatre. discover the Matariki constellation in the — to tell a new story. night sky. Strands of myth, music, song A live theatrical event will tour later in

and storytelling are woven together into the year. 32930-04 Got something going on? an interactive online experience made for Tickets on sale from Gisborne i-SITE Let The Guide know at the entire family. ■ Nga Waiata O te Po can be viewed [email protected], Performers include Te Ohorere on Chamber Music New Zealand’s Accepting bookings for functions, events, meetings and conferences. or telephone 869-0630. Williams, cellist Olivia Wilding, Justin YouTube channel from this Sunday, and Rogers and Jon Hunter, composer Troy the following three Sundays, at 10am. Email [email protected] 28 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 Charming film for troubled times by Jocelyn Noveck, AP Film Writer commands the screen with her breezy presence, a nice foil for the tightly wound here may have been a point — Grace. say, oh, a few months ago? — Maggie and her inevitable love interest, Twhen we would have demanded a David, meet at the grocery store, flirting lot more edge from a movie like The High over their tastes in music. Note, and been less forgiving of its more The two have romantic chemistry but implausible moments. Maggie’s more interested in David as a But hey, times have changed, and the client. She lies and says she’s a producer. pleasing chemistry of two very likable They begin recording sessions, and leads — Tracee Ellis Ross as a pop diva Maggie comes up with a plan to get him and Dakota Johnson as her harried, heard. A plan that seems ingenious but ambitious assistant — makes for some sets all sorts of mistakes in motion. And easy listening (and watching) in these that’s when the movie starts to feel like troubled days. many others. Throw in charismatic supporting turns But, silver linings: Ross is never less from Kelvin Harrison Jr — the talented than compelling, especially when she actor from Waves, who gets to sing here summons all her life experience and — and an amiably wisecracking Ice Cube, resulting cynicism to dress Maggie down and we’ll forgive most foibles. Well, except late in the movie and remind her she’s an a pretty ludicrous plot twist towards the assistant, nothing more. end that surely would evince guffaws in Johnson is always easy to watch; the theatre. Harrison is a dynamic presence, and as The main problem with The High Note, PROMISING SET-UP: Set in the dazzling world of the LA music scene comes the for Ice Cube, his low-key comedy is a directed by Nisha Ganatra (Late Night) story of Grace Davis (Tracee Ellis Ross), a superstar whose talent, and ego, have delight, especially when he’s thinking and written by Flora Greeson, is that reached unbelievable heights. Maggie (Dakota Johnson) is Grace’s overworked about his weight and waxing dismissively after a very promising set-up, it seems to personal assistant who’s stuck running errands, but still aspires to her childhood about Pilates and salads. lose its nerve halfway through. dream of becoming a music producer. AP via Focus Features picture So yes, you’ll likely guffaw at one key What could have been an interesting moment, but it probably won’t spoil the exploration of gender and age and race fun. And when you catch yourself saying, in the music industry, anchored by a But there’s humanity underneath. even 10 years. Besides, he tells her, “That wouldn’t happen” — well, let’s truly appealing cast, turns into a rather Grace is both tough and soft as a singer nobody cares about new music. remind ourselves that this is precisely familiar, Cinderella-style rom-com. Albeit on the wrong side of 40, still touring with Meanwhile, Maggie, chafing at the the time for a little escapism. an enjoyable one. her greatest hits, but struggling to figure bottom of the music industry food Ross is perfectly cast as pop star Grace out how to remain on top. chain, wants to be a producer. And she’s ■ The High Note, a Focus Features Davis, and not just because she’s the Grace wants to record a new album — talented. Well, we assume she is. There’s release, has been rated PG-13 by the actual daughter of a ginormous pop star, something she hasn’t done in a decade. not a whole lot of detail on that point, but Motion Picture Association of America although you can’t help but think she But her longtime manager, Jack (Ice we’ll believe she’s talented because heck, “for some strong language, and has some of it in her DNA from mum Cube), is tired of the road, and pushing Johnson is so charming. suggestive references.” Running time: Diana Ross (and a pretty good singing the option of a cushy Las Vegas residency, Clad mostly in ripped jeans, flannel 113 minutes. Two and a half stars out voice, too). the same show every night for five or shirts, white tees and messy-ish hair, she of four. FilmGuide DOME CINEMA exhibitions of Gustav Klimt’s and Egon Schiele’s legendary works. ■ A Bump Along the Way The Rocky Horror Picture Show A woman in her 40s has a drunken one- ■ night stand and gets pregnant, much to Horror-comedy cult classic. the horror of her disapproving daughter. ■ Sonic the Hedgehog ■ Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarfs Sonic, a blue anthropomorphic hedgehog, A retelling of a Brothers Grimm German comes to Earth to escape evil forces fairytale, with the message that love is seeking to harness his power of super- blind to physical imperfection. speed, and finds himself hunted here, too.

■ Burden ■ Footrot Flats: The Dog’s Tale A young man whose father figure is a Murray Ball’s Wal (John Clarke) and leading light in the local Ku Klux Klan Dog (Peter Rowley) come to the screen. meets a woman who makes him rethink his allegiances. Based on a true story. ■ Star Wars: The Force Awakens First instalment of the Star Wars sequel ■ Rosie trilogy, introducing Han and Leia’s son A Dublin family, who lose their rented Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) and Force- house when the owner decides to sell, face sensitive scavenger Rey (Daisy Ridley). a precarious existence. ■ Moana ODEON MULTIPLEX The strong-willed daughter of a Polynesian chief sets sail in search of ■ Endings, Beginnings demigod Maui and a relic that could hold A woman meets two handsome best the key to the survival of her people. friends at a party and her life changes. ■ The Thin Red Line ■ The High Note Terrence Malick’s 1998 World War 2 film Comedy-drama about the Los Angeles has numerous cameos from big-name music scene, starring Dakota Johnson, Ice actors desperate to work with the director. Cube and Tracee Ellis Ross. ■ Titanic ■ Resistance Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet Marcel Mangel joins the French star in James Cameron’s megahit. Resistance to save thousands of orphaned children from the Nazis. After the war, ■ The Call of the Wild Mangel gains fame as the mime Marcel Harrison Ford stars in the latest film Marceau. adaptation of the Jack London classic.

■ Trolls World Tour ■ Jojo Rabbit The trolls unite to save their diverse kinds Taika Waititi’s film gets another run. of music from destruction. ■ Predator ■ Love Sarah Arnold Schwarzenegger leads a M I X U P Y O U R W O R K D AY P L AY L I S T A young woman enlists the help of her rescue team who cross paths with a grandmother and an old friend to open technologically advanced alien hunter. the bakery her mother always wanted. ■ Ghostbusters ■ Klimt & Schiele: Eros & Psyche Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis A documentary journey through the and Sigourney Weaver star in the most turn-of-the-century Vienna art world and successful comedy film of the 1980s. THEMIXONLINE The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 SPORT 29 United get early lead over rivals FOOTBALL by John Gillies pressure on Thistle’s defence. Cranswick Ibbetson, Olly Tilley and Steffan John, curtainraiser to the Pacific Premiership hit his shot hard and low past goalkeeper and their man of the match was Simon game between Gisborne United and THREE games in, Gisborne United Raymond Rickard. Blaker. Western Rangers. lead football’s Eastern League 1 with United scored again before halftime Boys’ High coach Sebastian Itman said In Eastern League 2 last Saturday, the maximum points. and grabbed two more goals after the the goals scored by Julies and Peterson Wainui and Bohemians clubs had two On Saturday they beat Carpet Court break for a comfortable margin. were outstanding. wins each. Thistle Massive 4-1 to move three points Thistle coach John Stirton said his Julies provided the finishing touch to Coates Associates Wainui Demons beat clear of their nearest rivals. side weren’t too bad but weren’t as fit as a move that began with leftback Sam Thistle Vintage 2-1, and Wainui Sports Gisborne Boys’ High School are second United. Dempster. He fed the ball to Smith, who Club beat Smash Palace Shockers 5-0. on six points, ahead of Massive on goal “We always start off like slugs,” he said. outpaced the defence and crossed the ball Gisborne Pro Roofing Bohemians difference. “I changed things halfway through the to Julies, who sidefooted it home at the beat Heavy Equipment Services United Fourth-placed Sunshine Brewing second half — put three up front — but it far post. (3) 3-1, and Tatapouri Bohemians beat Wainui Sharks have three points, as have didn’t make any difference. Peterson’s goal was a “beautiful” strike ITM Thistle 2-1. Wairoa Athletic beat Thistle Reserves, whose goal difference “We got a penalty near the end. Kane from the right side of the field, outside Campion College 12-2. leaves them fifth. Lytton High School was pushed over in the box. He took it the penalty area, across the goal and into Saturday will be big at Wainui. The club’s have yet to register a competition point. and it hit the post and came straight out. the far corner. second division teams play a curtainraiser Heavy Equipment Services United got “We’ll get better.” Itman was particularly pleased with for the Sharks-Massive game. off to a slow start on Saturday. Gisborne Boys’ High got off to a smart his midfield, where Johannes Wolf, an In the Women’s Eastern League, Thistle went a goal up in the 15th start against Wainui, but then couldn’t international student from Germany, and Gisborne Laundry Services Riverina and minute when left midfielder Matt Smith shake off a side who showed a lot of Alex Davies were prominent. Heavy Equipment Services United have rose at the far post to crash home a resilience. He also praised the play of goalkeeper maximum points from three games, but header from a right-wing cross. Goals to left midfielder Oska Smith, Regan Cameron and centrebacks Corey Riverina top the table on goal difference. Smith and right midfielder Kane right midfielder Levi Julies and Boocock and Simpson. Following them are Bohemians, Stirton were in good form for the Jags, centreback Adam Simpson (from the In the other first division game, Thistle Campion College and Tatapouri Marist and the rest of the team looked in penalty spot) gave Boys’ High a 3-0 lead Reserves beat Lytton High 6-0. Thistle, in that order on goal difference reasonable nick for players who train after 15 minutes. On Saturday, the up-and-comers of and all with three points. once a week and didn’t get out much Wainui got back to 3-2, Boys’ High Thistle Reserves play Gisborne Boys’ Gisborne Girls’ High have yet to during lockdown. went further ahead with goals to strikers High on Childers Road Reserve No.1 at register a competition point. United looked to have the edge in Jimmy Somerton and Tommy Peterson, 2.30pm, while Wainui Sharks play Thistle On Sunday, Bohemians beat Girls’ fitness, and got the break they needed and Wainui had the last say to make the Massive at Wainui at the same time. High 3-1, United beat Campion 6-0 and in the 30th minute, when striker Stu final score 5-3 to Boys’ High. United play Lytton High at Harry Riverina beat Tatapouri Marist Thistle Cranswick benefited from United Scorers for Wainui were Jaiden Barker Reserve at 12.30pm as a 8-0. THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Friday, July 10, 2020

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Electrinet Park IT was not a case of sitting back and enjoying the ride but Anaru Reedy was happy to play second fiddle to his partner on the way to Te Kanawa Cup men’s glory. Reedy and Pete Tamatea added their names to the long list of Te K champions on a trophy dating back to the days of the Turanganui Golf Club. The pair defeated Derek “Red” Craven and Glen “G-Mac” McKinnon on the 17th hole of the handicap matchplay final on Sunday. “Pete played awesome,” said Reedy. “I just sort of plodded away.” His version of “plodding” differs WINNERS ARE GRINNERS: Two of Patutahi Golf Club’s major from most. Off a +1.0 handicap, Reedy trophies were decided on Sunday. Above, Helen Pomana won the is the lowest handicapped player in McKeague Cup women’s matchplay title while Tony Green won the Poverty Bay-East Coast and anchored Te Kani Pere men’s matchplay. Right, Pete Tamatea (left) and Anaru the victorious combination throughout Reedy were all smiles after their victory in the Te Kanawa Cup the series. men’s pairs at Electrinet Park on Sunday. Park greenkeeper Tamatea Te Kanawa Cup picture by John Charles, Patutahi picture supplied complemented his mate and came through when it counted most on metres of the green, then chipped to 2½ C Pipi. Gemmell face Gibson and Brown while Sunday. Sunday. feet from the pin. Flight: M Marino def T Ford. Dodgshun and Clarke play Willock and A par on the 19th did the job but “I take my hat off to him,” Reedy said. Craven and McKinnon raised the SATURDAY (July 4) — Women’s Reynolds. Green says it should have been over “He got better as the round wore on.” white flag and they all headed to the stableford: D Webb 111-37-74, 35. before that. Trailing 1-down at the turn, Tamatea 19th where the trophy was filled and, Drawn two: M Marino. SALLY Spence enjoyed individual “I only had to two-putt the 17th to won the 10th to square it and a Reedy as Reedy refers to his favourite tipple, Men’s stableford: R Moore 35. and team success at the Eagles/Murray win it but three-putted.” birdie-4 on 13 put them 1-up. several “cups of tea” were enjoyed. Two: A Pahina. Halberg competition held on Monday He was 1-up playing 18 but “boned” Tamatea’s par-3 on the 14th getting SUNDAY — Men’s net: G Hill from P and yesterday. his second shot out of bounds — his a shot made it 2-up and he followed up Stewart. Poverty Bay Spence topped the 36-hole individual ball ending up on the No.1 tee. by sinking a pressure 7-foot par-putt for Women’s stableford: M Alley 31. stableford with 74 points and combined Green parred the first extra hole to the half on 15 and halving the 16th. Drawn two: S Paku. A BIRDIE blitz earned Simon Jeune with Kirsty Shaw and Vicki Fraser to win Beattie’s bogey for the win. Tamatea fittingly finished it on the Te Kanawa Cup men’s pairs matchplay the bucks but not the glory as men of the team stableford with 159 points. The McKeague Cup women’s final 17th. Getting two shots off Reedy on final: A Reedy/P Tamatea def D Craven/G the land ploughed victory paths to the She also had two twos over the two went all the way. Helen Pomana and the hole, he smacked his drive down McKinnon. semifinals of the Barns-Graham Cup rounds. Lorraine Haisman were all-square the middle, put his second to within 10 Women’s Handicap Cup final: J Kerr def pairs on Saturday. WEDNESDAY AND MONDAY playing the 18th, which Pomana won. The semifinals of the Gisborne — Eagles/Murray Halberg women’s TUESDAY — Women’s net: A Haisman Motors-sponsored series feature three competition, Eagles Cup team stableford: 104-19-85, S Robertson 99-12-87. rural combinations — Tim Sherratt and S Spence, K Shaw, V Fraser 159 from G SUNDAY — Te Kani Pere Cup men’s Junior crossword 1619 Mark Gemmell, Mike Dodgshun and Young, C Skuse, L Fletcher 156. matchplay final: T Green def C Beattie on Brian Clarke, and Sam Willock and Individual overall stableford: S Spence the 19th. 12 345 Marty Reynolds. 74. McKeague Cup women’s matchplay The fourth are semi-retired 18-hole stableford for others: V Bell 33. final: H Pomana def L Haisman on the accountant Ross Gibson, who lives Twos: S Spence 2, L Fletcher. 18th. rurally and has a farming affinity 9-hole stableford: J Loffler 21. Men’s net, senior division: G Brown 70, through his work at Graham & Dobson More Poverty Bay results in J Marsh 74, D Russell 74, W MacLellan 74. Accountants, and Barry Brown, who has tomorrow’s Herald. Junior division: S Eder 71, G Watson 71, 6 78serviced plenty of farm-owned vehicles B Wallace 72, P Hokianga 72. as service manager at Gisborne Motors. Te Puia Springs Women’s net: D Johnston 78, S Jeune and partner Dave Hall were Robertson 83. among those being talked up as HAZEL Miratana’s putting anchored Two: J Neilson. potential winners of the prestigious her women’s net win on Sunday. FRIDAY — Meat pack nine-hole Barns-Graham Cup. Miratana posted 92-23-69 and her 31 stableford, senior division: M Stock 20, G 9 10 11 But they came up against a putts was the best of the women. Brown 18, B Wallace 18, O Willimott 18, H Dodgshun-Clarke machine, whose James Forrester won the men’s Harris 18. combination proved too slick on their stableford with 38 points. Junior division: I Tietjen 20, B Tietjen 20, way to a 2 and 1 win. SUNDAY — Captain’s competition M de Luze 18, A Nimmo 18, M Owen 18. Reigning Poverty Bay Open first round/LGU/women’s net: H Miratana champion Jeune, off a 1-handicap, 92-23-69, H McClutchie 98-27-71, D Waikohu 12 13 14 threw five birdies in seven holes at the Goldsmith 77. opposition, including the jackpot of two Putting: H Miratana 31, H McClutchie IKE Ruru’s blade work proved twos, which earned him $250 in credit. 31, G Roberts 34. too sharp for the field in the putting 15 It wasn’t enough and Clarke stayed Men’s stableford: J Forrester 38, G competition on Sunday. in the hunt to add a second BG honour Summersby 36, J Miratana 33, R Smith Ruru had 23 putts, one ahead of 16 17 18 to his 2005 success with the late Eric 32, A Forrester 31, N Dewes 31. Larry Green, to top the men. Gordon, who won it four times over his Valerie Grace’s 29 was the best of the illustrious career. COMING UP: SUNDAY, Captain’s women. Brown is vying for a third BG Cup competition second round/LGU/putting, SUNDAY — Men’s putting: I Ruru 23, L crown with three different partners. He Makarika Cup men’s matchplay first Green 24, S Te Rito 30, T Brown 33. won in 1994 with Mike Glassford and round, Busby Tray has been cancelled. Women’s putting: V Grace 29, A 19 again in 2004 with his son Michael. Tamanui-Nunn 34. He and “Gibbo” Gibson kept their Mahia Twos: L Green, A Tamanui-Nunn. title hopes alive with a 2 and 1 win over father and son Daryl and Hayden Keast. ONLY half a stroke separated the COMING UP: SUNDAY, players’ Across Down A couple of incidents stood out in top two in the Johnston Cup Canadian choice. this match for Gibson — Keast junior mixed foursomes at the weekend. 1. Tree limbs (8) 1. A luttering insect (9) hitting his driver a long way out of Lil Morgan and Ian Parker won on Tolaga Bay 6. Pulls sharply (4) 2. Rage (5) bounds on the 12th when he had been 71, with Renee Hiko and Wayne Wesche smoking a 2-iron off the tee all day; and runners-up on 71.5. They were followed DION Milner’s first official round of 7. A person from Germany (6) 3. Enormous (4) Keast senior’s air-chip — an airshot by Maraea Wesche and Wade Wesche, the year proved a winning one. 9. A worker ___ wages (5) 4. Scrape with your ingernail when chipping on to the 17th. and Viv Kyle and Graham Shapland. The former Poverty Bay-East Coast 11. “We’re still there,” Sherratt exclaimed representative, whose last 18 holes was A tube for drinking through (7) after their battle with stock agent duo Patutahi in August of last year, comfortabaly won (5) 5. Make this in a teapot (3) Alex Kirkpatrick and Rob Fergus — a the men’s net on Sunday with 70-5-65. 12. 8. “pretty close” match that ended on the YOU could tell Tony Green all that His round featured just 23 putts. The runner who inished A daily publication (9) 16th. matters is that his name on the Te Kani SUNDAY — Men’s net: D Milner 65, J ___ got a gold medal (5) 10. A hole in your nose (7) “The old battlers are still alive,” Pere Trophy for 2020 says he won, Murphy 69, B Yates 69, R Pomana 72, M 13. 14. Willock said of their 4 and 3 win over not how he won it. But he won’t be Grant 73, P Stevenson 73. Inexpensive (5) Chewed up and swallowed Richard Foon and Neville West. convinced. Putting: D Milner 23, B Yates 26, P 16. Annually (6) (5) Reynolds played “bloody well” on the “Call me a choker,” he joked after Stevenson 27, T Higgs 27, R Pomana 27. 18. 15. front nine to lead them to a 4-up lead turning what was looking like being a Come to a halt (4) See with these (4) and when he fell apart on the back nine, straightforward victory into a nail-biter. COMING UP: SUNDAY, Reeves Cup 19. Someone listening (8) 17. A long slippery ish (3) Willock stepped in. Green beat Chris Beattie in the Te second round, Bartram men’s handicap In Saturday’s semis, Sherratt and Kani Pere Cup men’s matchplay final on matchplay first round.

6. Television, 8. Rings, 10. Igloo, 13. Accelerator, 14. Funny, 17. Attic, 19. Sunglasses. 1. Sewn, 2. Less, 3. Fiji, 4. Girl, 5. Incorrect, 7. Breakfast, 9. Green, 11. Giant, 12. Bed, 15. None, 16. Yolk, 17. Also, 18. Toes. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 9, 2020 SPORT 31 Long season beginning to tell FOOTBALL by Steve Douglas, AP With a perfectly placed free-kick and two more assists, David Silva rolled back A LONG season might just be catching the years with a masterful midfield display up with Wolverhampton. As for Liverpool, for Manchester City in a 5-0 win against the newly crowned English Premier League Newcastle. champions look as fresh as ever. How the Spanish playmaker — The race for Champions League nicknamed “El Mago” by the City faithful — qualification might have lost a contender is going to be missed. today after Wolves conceded a stoppage- The 34-year-old Silva will leave the club time goal to lose 1-0 at Sheffield United. at the end of the season after a decade It completed a chastening five-day span of service and this was a reminder of his for Wolves, who also lost to Arsenal on enduring quality. Saturday to end their three-match winning “Moving between lines, I have never run since the restart. seen someone like him,” City manager Pep They stayed in sixth place and could Guardiola said. be six points off the top five if Manchester In four home games since the restart, United win at Aston Villa tomorrow. Fifth City have scored 17 goals and have yet to place will earn a spot in next season’s concede. Champions League if second-placed Gabriel Jesus, Riyad Mahrez and Manchester City fail in their bid to overturn Raheem Sterling were the other scorers a two-year European ban. for City, while Newcastle defender Federico Perhaps it’s no surprise Wolves’ players Fernández had an own goal. are starting to wane. After all, their season GOAL: Sheffield United’s John Egan scores with a header during an English Premier With four games remaining, West Ham did begin nearly 12 months ago in the League football match against Wolverhampton Wanderers at Bramall Lane stadium in are still battling to avoid relegation. Europa League qualifiers, and manager Sheffield today. Sheffield won the match 1-0. Picture by Laurence Griffiths/Pool via AP A 1-0 loss at home to Burnley punctured Nuno Espirito Santo’s style is to rarely some of West Ham’s optimism after four rotate his team because of the trust he has Widely tipped for relegation at the start three behind the league’s leading scorer, points from their past two games kept in his tight-knit squad. of the season, Sheffield United are only a Jamie Vardy. David Moyes’s team four points clear of Wolves are sure to be playing into point behind Wolves in a remarkable first Salah won the Golden Boot two years 18th-placed Aston Villa and 19th-placed August, too, because they are still involved year back in the Premier League and could ago and shared the trophy last season Bournemouth, who both have a game in in the Europa League. Should they win that even qualify for the Europa League. with teammate Sadio Mane and Arsenal’s hand. competition, Espirito Santo’s team could yet With records to break and the Golden Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Jay Rodriguez powered in a header get into the Champions League. Boot scoring trophy still up for grabs, Liverpool now have 92 points and need off the underside of the crossbar in the A hard-fought game at Bramall Lane was Liverpool’s league season is far from done, nine more from their last four games to 38th minute to boost Burnley’s hopes of settled by a powerful header from Sheffield even though they have already clinched a beat Manchester City’s record for one qualifying for European competition next United centreback John Egan in the third first title in 30 years. season of 100. season. They are ninth and two points and final minute of stoppage time. Egan Mohamed Salah netted twice for the Jordan Henderson scored Liverpool’s behind Sheffield United in seventh place, also scored United’s late equaliser against champions in a 3-1 win at Brighton and other goal on the south coast, with Leandro which could secure a spot in the Europa Burnley on Sunday. moved on to 19 goals for the season, Trossard replying for Brighton. League. Start your journey to success eit.ac.nz | 0800 22 55 348 Fit study around your work, home and whanau - achieve a qualiication in only a few months. 30782-04 9 Jul, 2020 MIDNIGHT TONIGHT GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Friday Saturday R Jul 10 Jul 11 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Tauranga 3 14 0 Hicks Bay 3 14 Te Puke 35 22

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GOLF by Doug Ferguson, AP SETH Waugh knows how a Ryder Cup is supposed to look and how it should sound. In his first week as chief executive at the PGA of America, Waugh was in the 72-foot- high grandstand behind the first tee at Le Golf National outside Paris. Flags were waving. Fans were singing. Players were trying to conceal their nerves. That’s what he expects for the Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin. Next year. The inevitable became reality on Wednesday when Ryder Cup officials postponed the September matches until next year due to the Covid-19 pandemic that made it increasingly unlikely the loudest event in golf could have spectators. “A Ryder Cup with no fans is not a Ryder Cup,” Waugh said. The Ryder Cup was scheduled for September 25 to 27 at Whistling Straits along the Lake Michigan shore. Because of a reconfigured schedule created by golf being shut down for three months, the matches would have been held one week after the US Open. Now, the Ryder Cup will move to September 24 to 26, 2021, the second time in the past two decades it has been postponed. The September 11 terrorist attacks led the 2001 matches to be postponed two weeks before they were set to be played. Waugh, the former chief executive of Deutsche Bank Americas, called it “the most complicated deal of my career” because of so many moving parts. The decision means Europe’s next home Ryder Cup set for Italy has been pushed “A RYDER CUP WITH NO FANS IS NOT A RYDER CUP”: In a file photo from Sunday, September 30, 2018, Tiger Woods plays back until 2023. The European Tour thrives a shot from the fourth tee during a singles match on the final day of the 42nd Ryder Cup at Le Golf National in Saint-Quentin-en- on Ryder Cup revenue. Yvelines, outside Paris, France. The Ryder Cup scheduled for September 25 to 27 has been postponed until next year. AP picture And it affects the PGA Tour, which already has lost millions this year while and now we’ll be ready by 2023,” Chimenti first major without fans. The move does nothing to ease a trying to keep cancelled tournaments said. Waugh raised the notion of cancelling crowded golf schedule for 2021. The solvent. The Presidents Cup in 2021 at “We’re about to inaugurate the course. the Ryder Cup if the coronavirus situation Summer Olympics already were postponed, Quail Hollow in North Carolina was a We don’t have problems.” hadn’t changed by next September, though with hopes Tokyo can host them next sellout in corporate hospitality, and it now Among the issues caused by the he was “betting on science”. summer. Golf also has three other cups on gets pushed back a year. pandemic was travel by European fans, The Americans, who won the last Ryder the calendar — the Walker Cup and Curtis Quail Hollow instead will host the Wells who would have had to spend a month in Cup on home soil in 2016, changed their Cup for amateurs, and the Solheim Cup on Fargo Championship next spring, and that quarantine — two weeks both coming and qualifying because of the three-month the LPGA Tour, which is scheduled to finish event will move to the TPC Potomac in going — for three days of matches. The shutdown that allowed Steve Stricker six on Labor Day next northern summer at 2022 during the Presidents Cup year. environment at the Ryder Cup is unlike captain’s picks. With the postponement, Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio. “It was very clear that once we reset the any other in golf, with distinctive tones of the US and European teams are reviewing When the Ryder Cup was postponed schedule, there were challenges,” PGA Tour cheering from Europeans and Americans, their criteria. Europe said its Ryder Cup because of 9/11, that led to the Solheim commissioner Jay Monahan said. hour-by-hour tension over 28 matches from points earned since last September had Cup in Minnesota and the Ryder Cup in “They did absolutely everything they the opening tee shot on Friday morning been frozen until next year. England being played in consecutive weeks could to play the Ryder Cup and play it with until the final putt on Sunday afternoon. Players had urged all along for the Ryder in 2002. The Solheim Cup then moved to fans. When it was clear that was something “The Ryder Cup is uniquely about the Cup to be postponed if fans couldn’t be odd-numbered years. they were unable to do, we came to the fans,” Waugh said. there. Next year “is shaping up to be table and were about to reach the right “We didn’t want to build Lambeau Field, “The decision to reschedule is the right an incredible year for golf”, LPGA outcome for players and fans.” get hopes up and then have to cancel.” thing to do under the circumstances,” commissioner Mike Whan said. Franco Chimenti, president of the Italian There is no guarantee moving it back a Stricker said. “The LPGA looks forward to staging the Golf Federation, told The Associated Press year will change anything. The PGA Tour “At the end of the day, we want to stage Solheim Cup over Labor Day weekend at the postponement gave Rome more time resumed its schedule a month ago and a Ryder Cup that will rival all other Ryder Inverness Club in Ohio, and the Ryder Cup to prepare the Marco Simone Golf and has not allowed spectators for at least Cups in my home state of Wisconsin, and just a few weeks later at Whistling Straits in Country Club. seven events. The PGA Championship from now we have the opportunity to showcase Wisconsin will cap an amazing month for “We would have been ready (by 2022), August 6 to 9 in San Francisco will be the the event as it was meant to be seen.” golf fans in the Midwest.”

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