SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2021

Stamps due to be released by NZ Post next month and a Tairawhiti Museum exhibition scheduled for 2022 focusing on 19th century Gisborne artist Sarah Ann Featon indicates she was a woman of stature. Why was that so? The Gisborne Herald’s Wynsley Wrigley finds out courtesy of Gisborne historian- researcher Jean Johnston and NZ Post.

TREASURED GISBORNE ART: Te Papa collections manager Andrea Hearfield (left) shows Gisborne historian-researcher Jean Johnston one of Sarah Featon’s paintings. Mrs Johnston’s research on the 19th century artist will help Tairawhiti Museum in holding an exhibition next year. Picture supplied Gisborne’s ‘unsung national treasure’ arah Ann Featon may be unknown During the 1870s and 1880s from their by NZ Post. It uniquely shared matauranga (Maori in Gisborne today. home in Customhouse Street, Mrs Featon The book entitled Art Album of New knowledge) of the plants. S But in the late nineteenth and her surveyor husband, Edward, took Zealand Flora, the first full-colour art book The book was praised as a “colonial work of century, the Gisborne botanical on the challenge to disprove “the mistaken ever published in the country in January art” and a copy was sent to Queen Victoria in artist was a best-seller, a prominent citizen in notion that is particularly 1889, was a best-seller, 1897 to mark 60 years of her reign. the community, and had her work presented destitute of native flowers”. It was marketed as a coloured illustrative Copies can be accessed in the HB Williams to Queen Victoria. They published a book featuring 40 version of Sir Joseph Hooper’s Handbook Memorial Library and in the collection of The watercolour artist will have some of watercolours of New Zealand’s flowering of New Zealand Flora which had been the Tairawhiti Museum. her work featured on stamps to be released plants along with text written by Edward. standard scientific reference for more than by NZ Post on May 5. Four of the watercolours have been chosen 20 years. Continued on page 2 News year’s resolution? Keep Subscribe It’s easy informed... today

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From page 1 In 1919, widowed and in need of extra finances, Mrs Featon reluctantly parted with her life’s work. She sold her collection of 134 watercolours of New Zealand’s flowering plants to the Dominion Museum, Te Papa’s predecessor, for only £150. NZ Post stamps and collectables programme and content manager Lynette Townsend said the Gisborne artist was an “unsung national treasure”. “We not only create a stunningly-beautiful set of stamps but also highlight the work of a talented and relatively unknown artist. “The images selected were chosen in collaboration with Te Papa curators who picked their favourites based on research interests, aesthetic appeal, and a desire to present an interesting and varied mix of New Zealand plant specimens. “We also took into account practicalities such as the size of stamps and which illustration would or wouldn’t work well on these tiny canvases. Wherever possible, we aimed to accurately represent the original watercolours.” The collectable stamp programme at NZ Post is influenced by a broad range of factors. “Those include commemorative events, a desire to create stamp sets that appeal to our loyal collectors, and an aspiration to produce a well-curated, diverse range of stamps that reflect our history, culture, our past, present and future. No stamp is ever printed without a reason.” Te Papa held a small exhibition of Sarah Featon’s work in 2019, and Tairawhiti Museum will host an exhibition next year. Research and a publication on her life is also under way. Gisborne historian-researcher Jean Johnston said Sarah and Edward Featon and their son came to Gisborne in 1875. They both came from the same part of London and it is likely that Edward knew Sarah’s uncle who had a navigational instrument business. Edward emigrated to in 1860 as a 19-year-old with his father, stepmother and his brother John. He was employed as a navigational instrument maker and optician and joined the Onehunga Naval Volunteers in 1863 and later the Auckland Naval Volunteers. In 1869, acting on government orders, he led a contingent of men with a 6-pound Armstrong gun in the defence of colonial GREEN FINGERS: Four works of art by Gisborne botanical artist Sarah Featon chosen by NZ Post to feature on stamps will be released on Tauranga which was being threatened by Te May 5. Pre-orders can be made at collectables.nzpost.co.nz Picturesupplied Kooti Arikirangi Te Turuki and his followers. He was appointed Captain in the January 29, 1870 on the maiden voyage member of its committee including taking her life. Auckland Military Volunteers, resigning his of the sailing ship City of Auckland and on the role of treasurer. She is remembered by a granddaughter commission to join the Lands and Survey married Edward Featon in St Paul’s Church, He helped in the establishment of the first as a tall, alert, elderly lady of determined Department in 1874. Auckland. library building in Lowe Street. character, who was continually occupied Edward Featon was awarded the New The couple had a daughter, Sarah Ann, The library committee also arranged with painting, leaf pressing, sewing, the Zealand War medal. who died as an infant and son Edward industrial and fine arts exhibitions in the making of model Maori villages, and other He continued his voluntary military Victor who was born in 1872. new library and Sarah Featon entered in a handcrafts. service in Gisborne with the formation Mrs Johnston said it has been suggested number of categories. The National Library of New Zealand also of the Cook County Artillery Corps that by Sarah’s granddaughter that Sarah was The success of the Featons’ Art Album of purchased some of her later paintings from merged into J Battery of New Zealand encouraged to paint by an uncle who was New Zealand Flora was reported throughout her granddaughter during the 1970s. Artillery Volunteers. He served as interested in art. the country and they travelled to Sarah died on April 28, 1927, aged 79, and instructor and Sergeant-Major, and then The Featons’ botanical project took many to exhibit and promote their work in the was buried in Makaraka Cemetery alongside as Quartermaster-Sergeant when the years and they had the support of another New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition her husband Edward who had died in 1909. Volunteers made their way towards Opotiki botanist, missionary William Colenso, as held during 1889 and 1890. They were survived by their son Edward in 1889 at the time of Te Kooti Arikirangi well as Gisborne-based Archdeacon W. The family moved to 107 Disraeli Street Victor who married Emily Deason Robinson Te Turuki’s possible return to the Gisborne Leonard Williams who would send or drop and as E. H. Featon and Son, Manufacturers, in 1915 and their two granddaughters, district. in specimens to add to the collection. made products for sale including, Surpho- Constance Sarah Isabella Featon and Emily He was awarded a Long Service Colonial Edward, in his surveying work, also Carbol Dip for dressing sheepskins, Pearl Featon. Medal for his services as a volunteer. collected flowering plants and noted the bonedust (pure) for pastures and gardens, Sarah Ann Porter was born in 1847 and growing conditions of each specimen. Winter Dressing for painting and spraying • Tairawhiti Museum is seeking more was the eldest of four children of Henry With an interest in literature, in 1877, fruit trees, and Cleanser Brand, a sanitary information about Sarah and Edward Featon. William Porter and Sarah Hannah Porter. Edward Featon — in conjunction with soap. Please get in touch with the museum if you Henry was a licensed victualler (publican). Josiah Sigley — organised the Turanganui Sarah Featon continued her interest in are able to help with any images or further Sarah Ann Porter arrived in Auckland on Public Library and for 15 years was a botanical art and painted throughout information. SaTurday, april 17, 2021 3 PROFILE Whānau first

Teaching can be tough, but helping raise a village can also be one of the most rewarding jobs in the world. Gisborne Herald reporter Jack Marshall sat down with Cobham School principal Gina Holmes to hear how she and her board are revitalising the school by putting whānau first.

ina Holmes set out to train as also a teacher. a farmer. Instead she became a The first thing Gina did was to organise Gprimary school principal. a hui with all the whānau who sent their Gina dreamed of teaching since children to Cobham. she was five years of age but, as life would “I held a huge community consultation have it, she found herself doing a cadetship where I consulted with whānau and tamariki. on a farm here in Gisborne. This spanned out over a month.” That was when she asked herself, “Do I With values and direction set, the school really want to work with cows?” now directs its resources with “whānau first” That conversation was 26-years ago — now in mind. Gina Holmes is principal of Cobham School “For me, that’s what it has always been bringing about an educational renaissance to about right from when I started back in her Cobham classrooms and 43 students. 1996. It’s always been about whānau first.” The school is powered by Te Tiriti o On top of that, overarching everything in Waitangi and puts whānau first at all times. the school is Te Tiriti o Waitangi. It started after she left her cadetship “Everything we do starts with the Treaty — working at a local dairy farm and looked it’s in our planning and everything we do in around town for work. the day.” Unemployed, she became a part of the The classrooms have their own treaties Community Taskforce scheme, working set up with the “three Ps,” those being: as a teacher aide at Cobham School, under participation, protection and partnership. principal Darryle Prosser. “Participation can be a little hard because The staff, whānau and students were sometimes they don’t want to participate, amazing and it was then she knew she was but then I tell them, ‘Well hey mate, going to be a teacher. remember our treaty? You said you would “I knew I wanted to work in a school,” said participate.’” Gina. “I wanted to work in this school, this Instead of the onus singularly sitting with is the only school I ever the teacher, students bear wanted to work at.” some responsibility in the She left to study at Overarching classroom. Waikato University in 1997. everything in the Cobham has been through Her studies took longer than down days, but Ms Holmes planned after Gina became school is Te Tiriti o says the school is going pregnant with her first Waitangi. through a renaissance. daughter, Shahni, during her “It’s picking up, although I second year of university. don’t want it to happen too Gina took a year off and then continued her fast. I like slow and steady because I want to studies through Waikato but was able to base be able to maintain and sustain what we do.” herself in Gisborne at Cobham School, only The academic achievement levels at heading north to attend block courses. Cobham are not where the staff or the “My daughter was like the uni baby. I’d pass government would like them. her round during lectures — they all got to But for Gina, the answer is first to get feed her and look after her . . and I got to the children to school and to build up their study,” said Gina. resilience, independence and self-esteem. Qualified, Gina jumped around schools “In order for our kids to learn we need to from Gisborne Intermediate, Kaiti to Rere, work on our students’ social and emotional picking up contracts at different schools. Her wellbeing before we can tackle the academic first role at Cobham was in 2001 with her side of things.” ON A MISSION: Cobham School principal Gina Holmes is bringing Te Tiriti to the centre of new son Noah tucked safely in her front pack This stance has not always gone well with the classroom and making sure families are put first. Picture by Liam Clayton as she taught. those in the bureaucracy who measure “I’ve taught at so many schools around success by test scores. online. It was ridiculous, the inequity of it all. “I think if my kids were little I don’t think Gisborne but this is where I’m at home.” But change is happening and hope is there. “The staff were great — the last couple of I could do this job — my youngest is 16 and By the time her youngest child was two The experience of the teachers and students days that we had at school before we weren’t the rest have all left home so they don’t need years old, her journey was that of a single at Cobham School is a reminder. allowed on-site, they did deliveries to houses me as much as they used to. Mum with four kids. “Gisborne remains a segregated city all over.” “I’m not as busy at home so I can throw “That was when I gave up teaching and crisscrossed with invisible lines,” said Gina. Meetings with management at other myself into this job. I’ve done this for so long went to work for Plunket because it was too “You go to other schools and the day is schools highlight the different pressures her now I think it’s become my norm. hard to teach with four kids.” different.” school faces from the rest. “Everything I do, I live and breathe this In 2009 she dipped her toes back into During the pandemic, life was especially The job is tough but Gina has a secret school. I’ve been in this school long enough teaching, working part-time at Campion tough for some. Before the lockdown shut weapon against burnout. to see it change hands many times. I’ve seen College, and by 2017, after working at the doors on the school the Cobham staff “I crochet,” she says pointing around the the different versions of Cobham School. various schools, Gina was back to Cobham took all the food supplies from the cupboards staffroom. “I’ve told the board, I’ll give this school School teaching full-time. and prepared care packages for all the kura Colourful woollen blankets drape the between five and 10 years — if I haven’t By the end of 2019 Gina had taken on the whānau and community. couches in the room, in the classes, and all made a difference then, I’m not doing my job role of principal. “I wanted to be able to help remove some of the pillows in sight are lovingly wrapped in properly and I’ll leave. At many schools the principal’s position is the pressures put on our whānau. wool. “I am determined to make this school an administrative and managerial role. At a “They had nothing to do, no wifi, no She also maintains an Instagram page for function like every other school — if not smaller school like Cobham, the principal is devices, so they couldn’t do their school work her dog Maple Syrup. better.” 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD GARDENING

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Our first Love Home Swap in dazzling Santorini. Justine Tyerman has just notched up her 13th home swap . . . some Sunset from the jacuzzi at Chantal’s villa with Skaros Rock and the villages of Imerovigli and Oia in the mansions, some modest, but all marvellous in their own unique way . . . distance.

laying swapsies began late one be. We stayed at Chantal’s dreamy home in ‘live like locals’ when you’re away. ride for us. night while trawling through Firostefani for a week pinching ourselves In London, we became part of the Islington The Palm Beach homeowner showed us places to stay on the Greek island every day to make sure the experience was community, having a pint and a pub meal at the stunning collection of pottery she had Pof Santorini and nearly fainting real. the Duchess of Kent a few steps away, and made before she handing over the keys to her at the cost. I was ready to admit defeat and Built around 1720 as a convent, the villa buying supplies at the local markets. house. give up when my fingers suddenly froze on was once owned by a German Prince and had In Paris, we met Love Home Swap member At Piha, we got on so well with the owners, the keyboard, my eyes not fully believing been renovated in keeping with traditional Vincent, a quintessential Parisian who we ended up having them around for drinks the vision before me. I had come upon the Cycladic architecture. The floors, inside and steered us to restaurants and cafes in back . . . at their own house. most exquisite place . . . a whitewashed villa out, were made of Dionysus white marble. streets that tourists would never know about. Our most recent experience was in a small gleaming in the sun high above a sparkling Cut into the rim of the volcanic caldera, In the French Alps, we stayed in a self- but immaculate, well-equipped apartment Aegean sea. On the skyline above the villa, the four-level villa accommodated up to contained apartment belonging to a couple at Bondi Beach close to where our two I could see the iconic rounded blue roof and 20 people. It was mind-boggling, utterly who lived upstairs. It was a huge advantage daughters and their families live. The owners cross of a Greek Orthodox chapel. The image breathtaking. having access to their local knowledge and were a delightful couple whom we met before was straight from a postcard. The Santorini experience triggered in generous ski-guiding services. They even pre- they went off on a road trip around NSW. I had wandered into a site which was me something akin to a home swapping booked lift tickets, ski hire and a husky sled Love Home Swap operates like a large offering me this dreamlike place, free, if I obsession. As empty-nesters for 98 percent became a member of the international Love of the year, it seemed logical to put our four- Home Swap club. bedroom, three-bathroom country home to Next I came across a chateau in France, a good use as a springboard to ‘play swapsies’ ski lodge in the Swiss Alps, an apartment in with other beautiful homes around the Rome, a beach house in Sydney, a hideaway world. on Waiheke Island in New Zealand . . . all Over the next eight years, we ventured far free! and wide, staying at a five-storey Edwardian I joined up to a free two-week trial and sent town house in Islington, London; a rooftop off a message to the owner of the Santorini apartment overlooking the River Seine villa, never in my wildest dreams believing I’d in Paris; a chalet beside the ski lifts in get an answer. Grimentz, Switzerland; a cosy ski lodge at Next morning, there was a ‘ding-ding’ as Sixt Fer à Cheval in the French Alps; an arty an email plopped into my inbox. My heart beach house at Palm Beach, an hour north skipped several beats when Chantal, who of Sydney; a holiday home overlooking Lake owned the villa in Santorini, replied in the Wanaka; a trendy beach pad at Piha; and affirmative. large family homes in Parnell, Auckland and ‘When would you like to come and how Hillsborough, . many rooms do you need?’ We are now veterans of 13 home swaps. Our friends were deeply sceptical, warning Some have been luxurious, others modest us that there was no such thing as ‘free and homely but they have all been ideally accommodation’ and we would arrive to find located and perfect for whatever our needs the place did not exist. were at the time. Without fail, home But the villa did exist and it was even more swapping provides a more authentic, beautiful than the website portrayed it to personal holiday experience, allowing you to Justine in the lounge of the Edwardian Love Home Swap town house in Islington, London. SAturdAy, AprIl 17, 2021 7 TRAVEL

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Despite the initial A Term Plan and Regional Land investment, 4 percent is for walking and and cycleway projects nationally and requires approval for majority Transport Plan (RLTP), like in recent years cycling — $7.56m over the next three years. a strategic approach that would meet certain funding of this project when opportunities to enhance the region’s at sounds like a reasonable amount to get criteria, ie safety, connecting communities, from Waka Kotahi, it connections are discussed. a project or two into development, but there user access). However, the only local funding continues to get overlooked After the latest Gisborne Herald webpoll are no council-committed projects with local from Council over the next for local-share funding and previous editorial comments, I do share, nor is there a committed strategic three years for walking and cycling for the from council. e original wonder whether the public perception has network plan for walking and cycling whole of the region is for the Valley Road local-share investment been misled by the draft summary of the scheduled until the next round of the RLTP footpath extension, valued at $102,000. was $1.4m. Now, with RLTP regarding perceived investment versus in 2024/25. e Taruheru Walkway is again proposed for infl ation and other costs, actual investment by the council. All of the walking and cycleway projects discussion but has already been identifi ed in the project needs a local e numbers: planned investment may receive up to 66 percent Waka Kotahi two prior Long Term Plans as an important share of $2.4m. is shared walkway and cycleway could have already been 1485 in place providing great connections for our urban commuters and ACROSS 47 Lacking due decency (8) DOWN 38 Argument (3) school children, as well as general access to 1 Board game (5) 51 Burnt remains (5) 2 Wig (9) 42 Less dangerous (5) our disability population, with all users able 4 Ate (8) 55 Causing weight increase 3 Take an oath (5) 43 Modified (7) to navigate safely through our city. 9 Pick out (6) (9) 5 Wild sex party (4) 44 Low-pitched (4) Looking at the wider picture, the council is 14 Repasts (5) 56 Verbal disapproval (9) 6 Cold northern region (7) 45 Left (6) lacking any foresight towards a government 15 A bad reputation is 58 Profoundly wise man (4) 7 Quite crazy (3,2,1,6) 46 Piece of paper (5) mandate for mode shift. ere has been remembered (4,1,3,1,3,4) 59 Age (3) 8 Sketched (5) 48 Souvenir objects (11) a national focus on decarbonisation and 17 Craze (5) 60 Uncommon (4) 9 Fleece remover (7) 49 Feel contempt for (7) climate change; walking and cycling are widely 18 Auction item (3) 61 Fanatic (6) 10 Citrus fruit (4) 50 Slump (3) recognised as contributing towards meeting 19 Keep in subservience (7) 62 Regret bitterly (3) 11 Waxy light (6) 51 Nimbleness (7) 20 Inmates (9) 63 Publicised for sale (10) 12 Girl’s name (5) 52 Frightened (6) these objectives. is has been highlighted 21 Shiny and smooth (6) 66 Pool of rainwater (6) 13 Smoker’s accessory 53 Testify (4,8) in the government policy statement and the 24 Indoctrinate (9) 67 Extremely foolish (6) (7) 54 Prima donna (4) 2021 climate change draft advice. 25 Usual (6) 69 Food plant (9) 14 Grand house (7) 57 Ask to come (6) Walking and cycling have far-reaching 26 Funny play (6) 72 Climbed (6) 16 Repulsive, unpleasant 64 Ways in (9) benefi ts that are diffi cult to put a monetary 29 Disparaging (10) 73 Bishop’s church (9) (11) 65 Butcher’s chopper (7) value on, including mental health, general 31 Gentle blow (3) 75 Level highland (7) 22 Veined (anag) (6) 66 Ready (7) health and wellbeing, equal access for all, 32 False (6) 77 Filled pastry (3) 23 Skipper (7) 68 Extolled (7) tamariki safety, connecting communities, 33 Greek B (4) 80 Spooky (5) 24 Dazzled (7) 70 Grain storehouse (7) cultural signifi cance and tourism. ese have 35 Donkey (3) 81 Strategy using force or 25 Firebomb liquid (6) 71 Oddball (6) a direct impact in all of our communities. 37 Poke (4) violence (6-3,7) 27 Lift (7) 72 Do duty (5) Bikes in Schools has had great support 39 Coast unpowered (9) 82 Waterway (5) 28 Habitual practice (6) 74 Steed (5) from council. Hundreds of our tamariki 40 Entwine, weave (9) 83 Wandered (6) 30 Robe (4) 76 Giant (5) have learned how to ride a bike through 41 Grieve (5) 84 All (8) 32 Deplete (3,2) 78 Paper quantity (4) 42 Wrapped in clothes, 85 Acute but nonspecific 34 Representative (5) 79 Portent (4) the programme but they have limited of babies (8) sense of anxiety (5) 36 Threesome (4) opportunity to actually ride through or around their communities with safe 12 3 45678910 11 12 13 connections, which would help them gain confi dence and enhance their riding 14 experience. is would also benefi t schools 15 16 17 that could open up educational experience, cultural and historic learnings, and actively 18 shift the way our children travel to school. e council commissioned a walking and 19 20 21 cycling strategy in 2014. It needs to show progress on (1) completing the walking 22 23 and cycling network within the strategy 24 25 26 27 and (2) the walking and cycling modal shift aspirations in its own 2050 spatial plan. 28 e Gisborne Cycle & Walkway Trust (GCWT) wants to support and help the 29 30 31 32 33 34 council to meet its long-term aspirations and objectives, which is why we need to 35 36 make changes now to make a diff erence. e 37 38 39 40 GCWT is submitting to obtain support from the council to develop a region-wide strategy 41 for walkways and cycleways to benefi t communities throughout Te Tairawhiti. 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 We are also submitting with regards to co- designing the urban network so we can align 51 52 53 54 a strategy that has purpose and meaningful 55 56 57 58 connections which address the needs of the city, benefi t all users and will support future 59 gains to active transportation. Furthermore, we are looking to bring these 60 61 62 63 64 plans forward in the RLTP so we can have projects at the ready, should investment 65 opportunities become available. 66 67 68 69 70 Understandably, given the tight rate base and numerous pressing needs, we can’t do 71 it all. But with realistic commitment we can start making an impact one project at a time, 72 73 74 75 76 and commit to a regional strategy. While I have a vested interest being 77 78 79 associated with the GCWT, with what little 80 81 investment the council is proposing, this consultation process is a chance for all our 82 communities to head along and have your say for the future of our region, our children, 83 84 85 and all users who deserve to be safe and connected within our communities. Saturday, april 17, 2021 9 TELEVISION on tv this weekend

The ChroniCles of narnia 2: PrinCe CasPian Saturday, 6.30pm, TVNZ 2

The Pevensie siblings return to Narnia for another magical adventure. This time, they must ward off an evil king to help Prince Caspian win back his throne. Starring: Ben Barnes.

THOR: Sunday, 7pm, TVNZ 2 Maori director Taika Waititi takes the reins of this action-packed, star-studded Marvel blockbuster. Thor races against time to stop the destruction of his world. Starring: Chris Hemsworth. FUNERAL OF HRH THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH Sunday, 12pm-2pm, TVNZ +1 Delayed coverage of the ceremonial funeral procession for the Queen’s husband, Prince Philip. The funeral will take place at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle on Saturday, April 17 at 3pm BST (Sunday, April 18, 2am NZT). It will begin with a national minute of silence at 3pm, and there will be a procession through the grounds of Windsor Castle. Prince Harry has arrived in the UK to attend his grandfather’s funeral, and of course Prince Philip’s children and other grandchildren will also be in attendance, along with the Queen.

SHUTTER Saturday, 8.30pm, TVNZ DUKE A couple discovers disturbing, ghostly images in photographs that they develop after a tragic accident. Starring: Joshua Jackson, Rachael Taylor, Megumi Okina. COLUMBIANA Saturday, 9pm, TVNZ 2 After witnessing her parents’ murder as a child in Bogota, a fierce young woman becomes a stone-cold assassin. Starring: Zoe Saldana. 10 THE GISBORNE HERALD SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION

TVNZ 1 © TVNZ 2021TVNZ 2 © TVNZ 2021 THREE PRIME MAORI TV 5pm Beat The Chasers 0 6pm The Simpsons PG 0 5pm Bondi Vet PG 0 5.30 Prime News 5pm The Hui All five Chasers compete Comic book guy and 6pm Newshub Live At 6pm 6pm The Great British Bake 5.30 Nga Tangata Taumata as a team, challenging his wife Kumiko debate 7pm M The Boss Baby PG 3 Off: An Extra Slice PG Rau Aotearoa contestants to play having a baby. 0 2017 Animated Comedy. The best bits from 6.30 Nga Pari Karangaranga 6.30 M The Chronicles against them to win A suit-wearing, briefcase- Patisserie Week. O Te Motu 3 Of Narnia: Prince carrying baby pairs up M large cash prizes. Caspian PGV 0 2008 Adventure. 7pm Mighty Machines PG 7pm Akeelah And The 0 with his seven-year-old 6pm 1 News At 6pm The Pevensie siblings 7.30 Griff’s Great Kiwi Bee PG 3 2006 Drama. A Baby Chimp Rescue brother to stop the evil 7pm Nigella’s Cook, Eat, return to Narnia, where Roadtrip PG (RPL) young girl from South 8.05pm on TVNZ 1 Repeat PG 0 they are enlisted again to plot of the CEO of Puppy Los Angeles tries to Co. Starting in Cape Reinga, Nigella bakes a fluffy, help ward off an evil king make it to a national 8.55 M The Taking Of Griff Rhys Jones is white, no-knead bread, and restore the rightful spelling bee. heir to the throne. Pelham 123 16 3 0 2009 welcomed by a Maori which she uses to Keke Palmer, Laurence Ben Barnes, Georgie Crime. Armed men hijack chief and challenged to sandwich her crispy fried Fishburne, Angela chicken, accompanied by Henley. a New York subway train, make himself at home. 9pm M Bassett. pickles and kimchi. Columbiana holding the passengers 8.30 Massive Engineering 16VL 3 0 2011 Thriller. 9pm M Hell Or High 7.35 Baby Chimp Rescue PG hostage in return for a Mistakes PGC A fierce young woman Water 16VL 2016 Crime. 0 ransom. A potentially fatal flaw witnesses her parents’ 11pm M The Purge: A divorced father and At a chimpanzee threatens an iconic The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince murder as a child in Anarchy 16 3 0 2014 his brother resort to orphanage in Liberia, a Bogota, and grows up to San Francisco bridge; Caspian, 6.30pm on TVNZ 2 Horror. A group of ordinary robberies to save their deadly cold breaks out be a stone-cold assassin. a massive whirlpool citizens are caught in The among the babies; the Zoe Saldana, Olivier family’s ranch. Purge, the one night of swallows a Louisiana arrival of an eight-week Megaton. oil rig. Ben Foster, Chris Pine. M the year when all crime old infant and an adult 11.10 Hall Pass 16LSC 9.30 3 10.50 Funny Whare: 3 0 becomes legal, even Crazy On A Plane MVLC 3 male chimp brings new 2011 Comedy. When Gamesnight PG two men show signs of murder. 10.30 Can’t Pay? We’ll Take It challenges. 3 11.20 Closedown restlessness at home, SUNDAY Away MVL 8pm L Lotto SUNDAY their wives grant them a 1.05 Infomercials 11.30 NXT PGV 3 8.05 Baby Chimp Rescue PG hall pass, one week of 6.30 Waiata Mai 0 5am Brian Houston @ SUNDAY 3 Continued. freedom to do whatever 3 6.40 Kia Mau The Boss Baby N Hillsong 12.30 Closedown 3 8.50 Doctor Doctor MLSC they want. Owen Wilson, 3 6.50 Potae Pai 7pm on Three 0 5.30 Charles Stanley 6am Religious Programme Jason Sudeikis. 6am Life TV 3 7am Taki Atu Taki Mai 6.30 Believe It Or Not 3 Dr Hugh Knight gets SUNDAY 6.30 Brian Houston @ Hillsong 7.10 Tamariki Haka RNZ NATIONAL 1.05 M Inherent Vice 7.30 Religious Programme 3 easily distracted from TV 3 7.20 Pukoro 5pm The World At Five 16LSC 3 0 2015 Crime. 10am Golf: Masters his new daughter, Eliza, 7am Charles Stanley 3 7.50 Polyfest 2018 3 5.10 Focus On Politics Joaquin Phoenix, Josh Tournament (HLS) and his Cardiac Unit by 8am 3 8.20 Te Nutube 5.30 Tagata O Te Moana Brolin. Life TV the arrival of the sexy 3 Round Four: Augusta. 3 6.06 Womad Taranaki 2020 3.35 2 Overnight 8.30 Turning Point 8.30 Whanau Living new doctor, Tara. From Augusta National 3 5.05 Fresh PG 3 9am R&R With Eru And 9am Oranga Ngakau Highlights from World Music Golf Club, Georgia. 10.50 The Vicar Of Dibley In 5.30 Religious Programming K’Lee 3 10am Huro Pepi 3 festival in New Plymouth. 0 3 7.06 Lockdown 6am Paw Patrol 3 0 9.30 The Hui 3 0 11am NXT PGV 10.30 Te Ao Tapatahi Saturday Night With Phil O’Brien. Britain’s favourite vicar 6.25 Takaro Tribe 3 0 10am Newshub Nation 3 0 Noon Super Rugby 11.30 Te Ao With Moana SUNDAY delivers lockdown 6.35 Muppet Babies 3 0 11am Wild Canada 0 Aotearoa (DLY) Noon Home, Land And Sea 3 3 0 12.04 All Night Programme sermons to her 7am Masha And The Bear Noon Shark Wranglers 0 Highlanders v Blues. 12.30 Funny Whare: parishioners via Zoom. 7.05 SpongeBob 6.08 Storytime 1pm Motorsport: Racing Utes From Forsyth Barr Gamesnight PG 3 11.30 L The Funeral Of SquarePants 3 0 1.30 Motorsport: Australian 7.10 Sunday Morning With Jim 3 0 Stadium, Dunedin. 1pm Waka Ama Mora. HRH Prince Philip, Duke 7.30 Bunnicula V8 Superboats 0 2pm World’s Wildest Championships 3 9.06 Mediawatch Of Edinburgh 0 7.50 The Drawing Show Championship 8am What Now? Holidays PGC 3 1.30 M Akeelah And The 12.12 Standing Room Only Coverage of the funeral 2.30 Motorsport: Northern 10am Shortland Street 3pm Flights From Hell PGC 3 1.10 At The Movies of His Royal Highness Muscle Cars Bee PG 2006 Drama. Omnibus PG 3 0 4pm Hot Bench 3 Keke Palmer, Laurence 2.05 The Laugh Track On Prince Philip, Duke of 3 0 3pm Motorsport: Western Standing Room Only Noon The Voice UK 4.30 Rugby Nation Fishburne, Angela Edinburgh. 1.30 3 0 Springs Speedway Grand 3.05 Classic Drama Ap Bio 5pm Paul And Nick’s SUNDAY 2.20 Home And Away Final Bassett. 4.06 Smart Talk 3 3.20 Infomercials Omnibus PG 3 0 4pm Motorsport: Monster Jam Big Food Trip New 3.30 Pio Terei Tonight PG 5pm The World At Five 3 5.30 Religious Programming 4.40 Bob Hearts Abishola 0 5pm The Fishing Show Zealand 4.30 Tagata Pasifika 5.10 Heart And Soul 6am Rural Delivery 0 5.05 Ellen’s Game Of Games 0 Classics PG 0 5.30 Prime News 5pm Te Ao Toa 5.35 Te Manu Korihi 6.25 Building Giants 3 0 In Malaysia, a team of CHOICE PAY TV experts are building 5.30 Posh Pawn SKY SPORT 1 SKY 5 MOVIES PREMIERE DISCOVERY Asia’s tallest skyscraper, 6.30 Salvage Hunters 5pm Rugby Club (RPL) 5.05 Ice Road Truckers PG 8.30 Ford v Ferrari ML 2019 5.40 Undercover the Merdeka Tower. 7.30 Yukon Gold PGL 5.30 Playmakers: Rugby Drama. 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Edinburgh (RPL) SUNDAY 10.55 Rescue: River Deep 9.25 Alaskan Bush People PG 9.30 L Super Rugby 11.05 Queen And Slim 2.40 Miranda 3 0 Mountain High PG 10.15 Once Upon A Bite PG 12.30 Posh Pawn Australia 16VLSC 2019 Drama. 3pm Paddington Station 11.20 A1: Highway Patrol MVLC 11.05 Mysteries At The 1.30 Best Cake Wins Force v Waratahs. Daniel Kaluuya, Jodie 24/7: Back On The Museum PGC 2am The Great Interior SUNDAY SUNDAY Turner-Smith. Tracks 0 11.55 How It’s Made PG 0 Design Challenge 12am Heineken Cup (HLS) 12.20 Outback Truckers PG SUNDAY 4pm South Seas Spearo PG SUNDAY 3 0 3am Yukon Gold PGL 12.30 Playmakers: Rugby 1.20 The Simpsons PG 1.18 Safe Spaces 5pm The Chase 12.20 How Do They Do It? PG 4am Taken At Birth PGC Stories 1.45 Pawn Stars PG MLSC 2019 Comedy. L 12.45 Naked And Afraid XL MC 5am Salvage Hunters 1.05 Women’s Six 2.30 Storage Wars PGL Justin Long, Fran BRAVO Nations Drescher. 1.35 Aussie Gold Hunters PG 3 6am Best Cake Wins 2.55 Rescue: River Deep 5.30 Undercover Boss Ireland v France. 2.53 The Farewell PGC 2018 2.25 Strange Evidence PG 6.30 Million Dollar Listing 6.30 Through The Bible With Mountain High PG 6.35 How Do They Do It? PG 3 3.25 Super Rugby Drama. NY PG Les Feldick 3.20 NXT PGV 3 Aotearoa (HLS) Awkwafina, Tzi Ma. 7.05 How Do They Do It? PG 7.30 Botched PG 7am Leading The Way 8.30 The Real Housewives Of 3.35 Super Rugby 4.05 Ax Men ML 4.36 Zack Snyder’s Justice 7.30 Expedition X PG Dallas M 7.30 Key Of David Aotearoa (HLS) 5.05 Ocean Predators PG League 16VL 2021 Action. 8.20 Alaska: The Last L 9.30 The Real Housewives Of 8am Discovering… 3.50 Women’s Six 6am Storage Wars PGL Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot. 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Mountain High PG Hunters PG 7.40 Love It Or List It 3 12.30 How Do Animals Do Chiefs v Crusaders. 1.28 Safe Spaces 3 2.10 Outback Opal 8.30 Love It Or List It 11am Women’s Six 10am Pawn Stars PG MLSC 2019 Comedy. 3 That? 9.20 Flip It Like Disick PG Nations (RPL) 11am Storage Wars PGL Justin Long, Fran Hunters PG 10.05 Flip It Like Disick PG 3 1.30 Posh Pawn Scotland v Italy. 11.30 Ax Men ML Drescher. 3pm Outback Opal 10.55 Botched PG 3 2.30 Yukon Gold PGL 1pm Women’s Six 3.04 Scary Stories To Tell In Hunters PG 11.40 Body Fixers PG 3 3.30 Little Giants 12.30 Prison First And Last 24 Nations (RPL) The Dark 16C 2019 Horror. 3.50 Outback Opal 12.30 Hoarders PG 3 4pm Nature’s Strangest Hours MVLC 3 Ireland v France. Zoe Colletti, Dean Hunters PG 1.25 Hoarders PG Mysteries Solved 1.30 RBT MC 2.20 Hoarders PG 3 2.55 Super Rugby U20 (HLS) Norris. 4.45 Outback Opal 2pm Raw MVC 3.15 Catfish 3 4.30 BBQ Pitmasters PGL 3.55 L Super Rugby 4.55 The Nomads M 2019 Drama. Hunters PG 4.05 Catfish 3 5.30 Mysteries At The Australia 4.45 NXT PGV Tika Sumpter, Tate 5.40 Outback Opal 5pm The People’s Court 3 Monument PGC Rebels v Brumbies. 5.45 SmackDown MVC Donovan. 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; 17Apr21 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. Saturday, april 17, 2021 11 SUNDAY-MONDAY TELEVISION

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