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GALA DAY AT WAINUI: Christmas-themed cookies, such as the red-nosed reindeer Wainui Beach School student Lucy Roberts right bought from Janna Broad, were only part of a range of hand-made products on sale at the school’s gala yesterday. Organised by the Friends of Wainui group, the annual gala is a fundraiser for the school. Profits from the gala help fund a teacher aide’s salary. “The Friends of Wainui wanted to make a positive impact for every child,” said principal Nolian Andrew. “If they fund a teacher aide it frees up teachers which means more hands to help the children.” Each class, from five-year-olds through to seniors, chose a craft activity to contribute items to the gala. The five- year-olds made gift boxes and screen- printed wrapping paper. Some students made Christmas decorations, some made cards and some made Gordon Walters-inspired art to sell. “We feel it’s important they take some responsibility to contribute to the school and they love it,” said Mrs Andrew. The total amount raised at the gala is yet to be confirmed but it is expected to exceed $10,000.

Picture by Rebecca Grunwell ‘THROUGH THE ROOF’ Revaluation of residential properties outstrips rest of NZ

by Alice Angeloni The average price for There had also been a 100 percent Valuation company Lewis Wright residential properties in increase on residential land value in the presented its three-yearly revaluation to THE value of residential proporties in Tairawhiti climbed from past three years. Gisborne District Council’s finance and Tairawhiti has gone “through the roof” in $280,000 in July 2017 to “The key thing is the lack of serviced, performance committee on Wednesday. an increase which has surpassed other $460,000 in September reticulated land. There’s no new supply “Gisborne has historically been provincial towns, a valuer says. 2020, with the average coming on,” Mr Inder said. considered affordable, and that’s certainly A three-year revaluation of the district value for homes in “There hasn’t been any major a concern in terms of going forward for rating purposes shows the average Gisborne City sitting development for 10 years.” if this trend continues,” Lewis Wright value of residential properties has at about $500,000 in Latest figures from the Real Estate graduate valuer Rebecca Johnston said. increased by 64 percent since 2017. September. Institute of New Zealand showed Miss Johnston said the residential Lewis Wright managing valuer Ben The increase is even more dramatic in Gisborne had the greatest increase in property market was “extremely buoyant” Inder said Gisborne had seen some of the traditionally lower value areas, such as median house prices than any region and had been exceeding expectations biggest increases in residential values Elgin which has increased in value by 89 last month, a 34.1 percent increase from post-Covid-19. in the country, and was higher than any percent, Outer Kaiti by 77 percent and Te $425,000 in October 2019, to $570,000 in other provincial area he had seen. Hapara by 74 percent. October 2020. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 Vote early in the 2020 Gisborne Ward By-Election Post your voting papers away before Friday 13 November to ensure your vote counts. Ater this date voting papers should be hand-delivered to Gisborne District Council, 15 Fitzherbert St, Gisborne. Voting closes 12noon hursday 19 November.

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by Sophie Rishworth environmental change, says Cain Kerehoma who is part of the space, along with his wife Renay TAIKI E! have organised a week of free Charteris. events for the whole community during Global They have a kaupapa of “less hui, more Entrepreneurship week, which starts on Monday. doey” and use the collective intelligence of the It is the first time Tairawhiti has taken part in community to make ideas happen. the worldwide event, backed by Amazon, and this Cain said the group were mostly former “work- region will join around 180 countries with over from-homers” who enjoyed being in a mix of other 40,000 events worldwide. people and ideas. Taiki E! has pulled together a variety of events Enterprises working together at Taike E! include to celebrate Tairawhiti’s unique entrepreneurial a mushroom farming initiative, podcasting, an spirit. end-of-life doula (support person), data analysts, Kick-starting the week on Monday will be youth entrepreneurships and community garden an open day where people can come into their start-ups. premises on the corner of Treble Court’s Peel Renay said the businesses were all very diverse Street side. but the glue was the selfless generosity of each There will also be a youth entrepreneurship person who wanted to benefit the community in a online workshop from 1pm that will be on meaningful way. Facebook Live, and the day will end with the Creating pathways for rangatahi played a major group’s first birthday celebration. part in their work, Renay said. “But the Taiki E! On Tuesday night there will be a Side Hustlers space is also inter-generational with people of all Market in Treble Court to enable people who have a ages contributing.” side hustle business to sell their products. Earlier this week a 93-year-old came in with an They need buyers to celebrate the local idea to window-dress the windows of empty shops community network, and encourage people to get in town, to uplift the CBD. TAIKI E! TEAM: Some of the team from Taiki e! Impact House in Treble Court. down to Treble Court between 6pm and 8pm. It’s a good example of community input, and This week they invite you in, and have 16 events planned to mark Global Taiki E!, also known as Impact House, is a self- ideas that are brought to a diverse team who can Entrepreneurship Week being held in 180 countries across the world. From left funded co-operative that draws small businesses help to make stuff happen. are Renay Charteris, Debs Hancock, Seda Procter, Mariska Van Gaalen, Kami together to work collaboratively. For a full list of next week’s events go to the Rave, Cain Kerehoma, with Annie Meredith and Keerthi Vijay in front. It is the engine room for social and Taiki E! Facebook page. Picture by Sophie Rishworth Following in Big John’s footsteps Three priorities identified by Manuel Jose whanau’s new chairperson

REPRESENTATIVES of the Manuel HOPE TO who need to research claims that they Jose whanau, one of the largest families GUIDE: Manuel whakapapa to Manuel Jose to do so. in New Zealand, met earlier this month Jose whanau In 1981 the whanau numbered 16,000 to regroup after the passing of their management registered members. Since then at least chairperson “Big John” Manuel. committee three generations have been born and it Thirty whanau members attended the appointed James is estimated once the whakapapa project hui, with another 30 livestreaming from Barnes as its new is completed the whanau population could around New Zealand and Australia. chairperson. He swell to 30,000 to 40,000 members. The main purpose of the hui was to aims to continue the The second priority is to improve appoint a new chairperson after the legacy of those who whanau connectiveness within New recent passing of “Big John” Manuel and have gone before Zealand and around the world. Regional confirm existing positions and appoint him. whanau representatives are being selected members to new positions. Picture by to be part of the central management James Barnes was appointed new Rebecca committee to improve communication chairperson of the management Grunwell with whanau throughout New Zealand. committee. This will extend to whanau clusters He was deputy chairperson from 2008 in Australia and other parts of the and acting chair from 2015 due to various world. illnesses Mr Manuel suffered over the personal — Doug Katae and John Manuel. Spanish whanau and to sign a Sister An “ambassador at large” has been past few years, so the appointment did not “Each chairperson leaves a legacy City agreement between Gisborne City appointed to maintain communication feel any different from what he had been for the benefit of the whanau. The first Council, Valverde del Majano City Council with these whanau members, particularly doing for the past five years. chairman, Lou Tangaere, gave us the and the Manuel Jose whanau. those living in Spain. The use of live “My role as chairperson is to first-ever Jose reunion in 1981, and “This was the first time a non- streaming technology will facilitate understand the aspirations of the along with Bob and Viviane McConnel, government entity, let alone a whanau, greater participation in whanau meetings whanau and to guide those aspirations produced Olive Branches — a whakapapa was a signatory to such an agreement”. for those who can’t attend in person. toward outcomes that will maintain the of Manuel Jose descendance. Mr Barnes has presented a vision for The third priority is to establish a wellbeing of the whanau. The mana of the “Doug Katae’s legacy was to take a the whanau to consider going forward. succession plan to encourage greater whanau resides with the people, not the group of New Zealand Jose whanau to He has identified three priorities that the participation of young people in the affairs chairperson.” Mr Barnes said. Spain to meet our Spanish Jose whanau whanau have accepted. of the whanau, particularly encouraging “My leadership style will follow the in Valverde del Majano, the birthplace of The first is a continuation of a them to increase the capability of the leadership philosophy established by Manuel Jose. whakapapa project to update Olive whanau to use media technology and previous chairpersons, particularly the “John Manuel’s legacy was to host Branches, which started under Big John’s come up with projects they are interested last two whom I observed up close and a visit to New Zealand by a group of chairmanship, and to encourage others in pursuing. 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Revaluations will take effect for FULL CIRCLE: A morning tea at the Rose Room yesterday marked the closure of the Poverty Bay Garden Circle, which has rating purposes from July 2021. wound up after 87 years. Among those at the event was district council gardener “and rose expert” Malcolm Redwood, who, Most objections in councils around New in his time, gardened for the Queen at Buckingham Place, although he said her gardens weren’t as good as those of the Sheik Zealand came from owners wanting their of Abu Dhabi. Back row (from left) are Shona Wilkie, Pat Seymour, Carol Joblin and Jan Cox. Middle: Malcolm Redwood, Jean properties valued higher, Mr Inder said. Moiser, Bonnie Scanlyn, Jamela Ng, Shirley Elliott, Kay Ng, Jean Meng Yee, Lyn McLaughlin and Lyn Fitzgerald. Sitting: Kay But with the boom in value witnessed McKenzie, Val Needham, Bette Clayton, Ann Lee and Amy Moy. Picture by Liam Clayton in Gisborne, alongside the council reviewing its rating policy which could lead to a rise in rates for some, there might be a differing trend in valuation Garden circle closes after 87 years objections this time around, he said. “If the rates are going up and the revaluations are going up, people might by Sophie Rishworth gardener”, said Ms Walsh. social group for women who loved gardening, (object).” Mrs Seymour said she enjoyed her own two- and held events like garden tours for the The revaluation was a “mass POVERTY Bay Garden Circle has wound acre garden, particularly because “flowers don’t community. appraisal”, and done based on market up after 87 years of floral contributions to the answer you back”. Club members are now in their 70s, 80s, and trends in each surburb. Gisborne community. “Gardening is quite therapeutic after working 90s, so it was hard to find new members and It wasn’t specific to the individual Their last act as a club was to give Gisborne with people all day.” get existing members to put their hand up for characteristics of each property, and so District Council a cheque for $1200 to buy more Mrs Seymour said the donation to the Rose roles like secretary and treasurer. internal building work like paint jobs, or rose bushes for the Te Mara Rohi/Rose Garden. Garden would benefit everyone and be a Proceeds from circle events over the years renovations of bathrooms and kitchens, Council cultural activities manager Pene long-term visible benefit from the circle to the were distributed through the community. One were reasons households might object to Walsh said the new roses would be a living gift community. year the funds went to creating the James their valuation. that would serve as a legacy to the club, which Past president Kay McKenzie provided a brief Parker Memorial Rose Garden and another year The value of industrial properties had their families and grandchildren could enjoy for history of the club. donations were made to charities in Gisborne. seen the most significant increase of 72 years to come. It was established in 1931 with seven Shona Wilkie, a member of almost 20 years, percent since 2017, while the value of The roses would also be tagged so future members but blossomed to more than 80 said “gardening keeps you young”. industrial land, like the Awapuni sub- generations knew where they came from. members and a waiting list just months later. There are offshoots of the Circle — groups division, had increased by 100 percent. Ms Walsh organised an “old-fashioned” The group of gardeners met every second like Te Hapara and Kaiti garden clubs are still There had been minimal movement morning tea to mark the closure of the circle. Tuesday of each month. Guest speakers were going. on properties in the retail sector post- The cheque was accepted by district invited and information shared. And unofficially, some of the members still Covid-19 pandemic. councillor Pat Seymour — herself an “amazing Over its 87-year history the circle provided a meet for a cup of tea every second Tuesday. Safety plea from truckies Call for awareness, patience around heavy vehicles “BIG trucks take time to slow their jobs, and their office is their accident and always watching to are people just like you. We have comments included — down.” cab. avoid potential situations that wives, husbands, and kids and ■ “Our trucks can become big That is the message being “They take safety on the roads may cause an accident.” don’t want to be judged on how missiles because of the weight stressed by truckies over seriously and they see multiple ■ “My safety and your safety we provide for our family. No involved. They’re not going to Road Safety Week, which ends situations where other road are priority.” one judges fast food workers for stop in a hurry.” tomorrow. users think they can cut in front Ms Holland then asked what making people fat.” ■ “A lot of us have dash cam Truckies who drive the region’s of a truck. about being a truckie was not The drivers spoken to had a footage showing some absolutely roads made a plea to other road “Trucks take time to slow great? few road safety messages for stupid behaviour by other drivers users to be more aware and down,” stressed Ms Holland, who ■ “Sharing the road with idiots other users. around our trucks.” patient when it came to heavy took time to speak to several trying to kill themselves.” ■ “When you see a truck, don’t ■ “We have a split second to vehicles. drivers about safety on the roads. ■ “Dealing with other road speed up to cut it off. It takes a make a decision that could save The trucking industry has “What is the most important users who are impatient and lot to stop and a lot to start.” your life, We don’t want to hurt been described as a lifeline of part of your job,” she asked. the speed changes on SH35 ■ “Please be aware that anyone.” the economy — transporting Replies included — have made them even more a truck cannot stop or is as ■ “No one goes to work to have products in and out of the region. ■ “Staying safe; ensuring that impatient,” manoeuvrable as a car or smaller an accident so don’t do anything The industry ranges from you do everything safely, as this ■ “Working in bad weather. vehicle.” that could cause that to happen courier vans delivering around can affect others.” Our roads become very ■ “Share the road — nothing to us.” town to bulk haulage and freight ■ “My responsibility to others demanding and unpredictable.” is so important that it can’t wait Ms Holland said if other road trucks, livestock trucks, long- and my responsibility for a large ■ “Dust, rain and mud.” until tomorrow. Take your time. users become concerned about haul vehicles and, the most vehicle — that needs a great ■ “What I don’t like about the It saves lives.” how a log truck was being visible of all here, log trucks. skillset to control.” job is how the media interpret ■ “ We always try to be driven, they should ring 0800 “Truckies have seen it all ■ “Getting home safe every how we as truck drivers are courteous where possible and LOG TRUCK (this number and when it comes to behaviour on night.” always in the wrong when it expect the same in return.” the truck ID are on the rear of the roads,” says Eastland Wood ■ “Adhering to the safety comes to accidents. If only the ■ “Keep left. We cannot stop on the trailer) or call *555. Council chief executive Kim aspects that my company expects driver in a small vehicle could a dime.” “How about the next time you Holland. of me.” see what we see.” ■ “When around trucks, don’t see a truck driver out there on “These men and women are ■ “Driving the truck in a ■ “Not everyone is a doctor, try your luck. Overtake sensibly.” the road doing a good job giving professional drivers who love manner that doesn’t cause an lawyer, or a schoolteacher etc. We In summarising, drivers’ him or her a thumbs up.” 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES Deaths

LESLIE, Patricia Deaths Mary (Trish). — Born 10th June 1945, and BURGESS, Brian passed away on the William. — (82 years - 12th of November 1938 - 2020). On 11 2020, in her 76th year. November 2020, our Loved Mum of Kevin treasured husband and (Wellington) and Paul Dad passed away Gardner (Auckland). peacefully, surrounded Loved Nan of Russell by family, after a short Gardner (Wellington). illness. A beloved Beloved sister of the husband to Joan. A late Garry and the late loving Dad to David Joan Leslie, and friend and Tilly; John; to many. Christine; Diane, Mike A funeral for Trish and Tony; Pete and will be held at Evans Annie. An adored Chapel, Ormond Road, Poppa and Great-Poppa at 11am, Monday 16th to all of his grand- November, followed by children and partners private cremation. and great-grand- - Evans Funeral children. A cherished Services Ltd. FDANZ brother-in-law and www.evansfuneral.co.nz friend to many. Poppa, you will forever be in In Memoriam our hearts. Dad’s funeral service GALLAGHER, SUPPORTING EACH OTHER: Gisborne Girls’ High School diversity group hosted a shared rainbow lunch where other will be held at Evans Valerie Katherine high school diversity or rainbow groups were invited to come along. Picture by Matai O’Connor Chapel, Ormond Road at 1pm on Sunday the 21.7.1928 - 14.11.2019 15th of November, One year ago today followed by interment God called you home. at Taruheru Lawn Not a day goes by that Cemetery. Sharing and helping each other we don’t speak your - Evans Funeral name or think of you. Services Ltd FDANZ Many silent tears cried by Matai O’Connor to attend and meet others similar to them. “I feel a majority of Gisborne is quite close- www.evansfuneral.co.nz for you. You are so Campion student Bea Grant, 17, said it was minded and conservative, so having groups dearly missed Mum. A RAINBOW lunch for diverse young awesome to be able to be themselves around like this shows that progress is being made SWAN, Helen Anne Your memories and (Anne). — Passed love we will carry in people was a chance to celebrate themselves other people with similar views. to make gender identities more ‘normal’,” he away on 13th Novem- our hearts forever a day. and connect with one another. “There is not much visibility about non- said. ber 2020. Loved wife of Rest in peace Mum, The young people identify as gay, lesbian, binary people and LGBTQIA+ communities Girls’ High student Henarata Pishief, 14, 60 years of Ian. Mum of with Dad. bisexual, transgender, queer, non-binary in Gisborne so it’s really cool to meet others said having groups like this showed change Judith, Pam and Kevin, Our everlasting love. or inter-sex or ally themselves with the and talk about our experiences about how we was happening. Roger and Leah, Dawn LGBTQIA+ community. identify. “We are not alone. We need to increase and Martin. Loved Wendy, Mike, Roy, The lunch was an idea suggested by “We are all here to share and help each representation in spaces where it is needed, Nanna of Gary, Robert, Maria, Brett, Steve, Gisborne Boys’ High School teacher Rosie other.” like Parliament.” Fletcher, Jayden, Logan and Nat. Cairns and hosted by Gisborne Girls’ High This was their first time meeting with other Henarata said having Kiri Allan, who The funeral for Anne Baxter, and Georgia. will be held at Evans teacher Stacey Hulls. diversity groups. identifies as lesbian, as the East Coast Chapel, Ormond Road, BILL WILKIE She invited rainbow and diversity groups Boys’ High student Cody Wright, 17, said MP and Cabinet Minister was a small step at 1pm on Tuesday 17th 28.7.33 - 15.11.2012 from Campion College, Gisborne Girls’ High, seeing such a group gave him hope for towards changing mentalities around November, followed by Gisborne Boys’ High and Lytton High School Gisborne. LGBTQIA+ peoples. private cremation. May the winds of Heaven blow softly, - Evans Funeral and whisper in your ear. Services Ltd FDANZ That we love and miss www.evansfuneral.co.nz you, and wish that you were here. Deaths Love forever. AULD, Thomas Alan Sadie, Sally, Andrew, Home detention for Warren. – 16.10.1937 Ben and Brad - 11.11.2020. Passed We will never away peacefully, at forget you. Mary Potter Hospice, early Wednesday. Much loved husband part in dope venture of the late Rawhi Jean. Father to Kerrie and TWO people found guilty of being There were three large plots of submissions by counsels Manaaki the late Gavin and in- involved in a million-dollar cannabis cannabis, one of which was harvested Terekia (for Poi) and Vicky Thorpe laws, Chris and Karen. PLEASE growing venture at Te Araroa have been with plants from it being dried and (for Waara) who argued the party Grandfather to Nathalie, sentenced to home detention. processed nearby. interpretation was the proper one. Kenny, Madeleine, Tom HAVE FAMILY and Sam, and in-laws Charles Chas Bennett Waara, 47, and The venture involved 900 female The judge noted the jury likely Steve, Emma and Shane. NOTICES Pauline Amy Poi, 33, were sentenced cloned plants, growing in individual relied on the presence of Poi’s DNA Great-Grandfather to IN BY 9AM yesterday in Gisborne District Court. planter bags and an estimated 900 on cigarette butts in the drying plot, Jett, Rio and Skyla. Judge Warren Cathcart imposed 15 kilograms of potting mix. The plants to decide she must have been actively Alan had an inluential DAY OF months imprisonment for each, but were housed under unique tunnel house involved — as a party — in manicuring role in the lives of many. PUBLICATION converted both sentences to seven-and- structures, about 20 metres long. Large and drying the cannabis in readiness for His sense of purpose in a-half months home detention. black polythene drapes were being sale. While the jury found a connection helping others inspired Waara and Poi were the subject of used to control light. Water was being between her and that phase of the others to do the same. a jury trial in the court in September, pumped to the plots from a nearby river. operation it did not find a connection His sharp witted and Monumental facing jointly-laid charges — two Police said it was a highly between her and the cultivation. generous personality Masons of cultivating cannabis and one of sophisticated, commercial undertaking. In finding Waara guilty of the will be forever loved possessing it for sale. The officer in charge of the case and cultivation charges but not the and very much missed Waara’s brother Pine Patrick Waara, local drug expert Detective Wayne possession for sale charge, the jury by his Auld, Hofsteede STONEHAVEN 44, with whom they were also initially Beattie said it was the first time in 30 likely relied most heavily on evidence and Hopa whanau. Any for charged, admitted the offences and is years of policing he had seen an indoor he made available the use of quad bikes messages may be sent to Funerals already serving a prison term of four- growing operation mimicked outdoors. used to access the remote plots, the ‘The Auld Family’, PO and-a-half years, imposed on him last Box 10987, The Terrace, Proudly Qualified, The sentencing process required judge said. Wellington 6143. May. Judge Cathcart, as the trial judge, to Neither Poi nor Waara’s roles should Registered and The jury took six hours to reach interpret the jury’s verdicts in order to be understated — the assistance they Making a Difference. verdicts for Poi and Chas Waara. Poi assess a level of culpability on which to provided was vital, the judge said. 601 Nelson Road was found guilty of the possession fix starting points. He fixed a sentence starting point of Ph 867 1800 charge but cleared of the cultivation Prosecutor Cameron Stuart pointed 20 months imprisonment for each of charges. Waara was found guilty of both to the sheer scale of the operation. them. cultivation charges but cleared of the He reiterated the Crown’s contention Considering discounts for mitigating Memory Walk tomorrow possession charge. throughout the trial that the venture factors, the judge said while neither During the trial the jury heard the was impossible for one man alone — Poi or Waara could get discount for REMEMBER, the 2020 Alzheimers Gisborne brothers lived next to each other on Pine Waara must have needed a team remorse having gone to trial, each was Tairawhiti Memory Walk is on tomorrow to raise rural properties at Kopuapounamu of trusted accomplices. Those people of previous good character and both had awareness, and money, for those who live with Road, Te Araroa. Poi was a regular logically must have been his brother positive personal circumstances. They dementia. The 9km walk starts at Pines at Wainui visitor to Chas Waara’s house. Chas and friend Pauline Poi. were not offenders previously linked to at 8.30am and ends at the Mitre 10 carpark in Police, acting on a tip-off, conducted Mr Stuart submitted Poi and Chas drug dealing or cannabis cultivation. Grey St. For the 1.5km Dementia Walk, gather in a fly-over of the area in January, 2017, Waara should therefore be sentenced as For those factors, he gave each of the Mitre 10 carpark by 9.15am. The walk starts 15 discovering the huge growing venture on principal offenders — not just parties. them discount of 25 percent (five minutes later. Payment can be made at Mitre 10. land adjacent to the brothers’ properties. But Judge Cathcart favoured months). The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 NEWS 5 On the web On LaST weeK’S queSTion The United States election has made for gripping the viewing and reading. So who would you have voted for? street Tania McLean: STan Pardoe: Shane KeMP: SanTino ParaTa: reiKura “I didn’t know they “I think it’s the best “I think that stinks. “Yeah, keep it here.” PenfoLd: were doing that but idea. When he came If you were a visitor “That’s a great idea.” “What do it wouldn’t be a bad to Tolaga he got a to Gisborne it’s the thing.” warm welcome, it irst thing you would you think of makes sense. That’s see, the clock and the my biased opinion.” ship in the middle of the council’s the street.” decision to send one Endeavour 62% 25% 13% model to Uawa and Biden Trump Neither investigate Biden: 237; Trump: 94; Neither: 50; Total: 381 nePia STewarT: MiKaere TaPP: Jude aLLen: cJ Moa: adrienne “I’m from Tolaga “I think both should “Disgraceful. They “Leave them in weaTherLey: one going and have got a lot be in the museum THIS WEEK’S QUESTION: had a referendum Gisborne, it’s a waste “I don’t have an issue of background on but I’m glad that iwi and most wanted of time moving Do you think it makes sense for rural to the with it. It’s history, Tupaia. Obviously have been consulted ratepayers to start paying a little towards the them to go back them.” right or wrong.” they didn’t have the city’s water and wastewater costs? (GDC has Tairawhiti and continual iwi where they originally proposed that 10 percent of these costs be kind of welcome they consultation with were and for some added to the general rate, because of wider Museum?” did here in Gisborne, iwi should be an reason they won’t do beneits to the whole community.) so all good. At the ongoing process for it. Why bother with end of the day it’s Online polls are not scientiic and relect the opinions of only those the council.” the referendum?” internet users who have chosen to participate • Percentages may not history but also total 100 due to rounding recognises iwi. VOTE ONLINE: www.gisborneherald.co.nz ‘You’re fired’ poll majority tell Trump

US PRESIDENT Donald “Trump is a despicable Trump received only a quarter man,” said another reader who of the total votes in this week’s voted in favour of Biden. webpoll which asked if readers “He seems more sane and would have voted for Trump or less egotistical than Trump,” Joe Biden. chimed another. Those who voted for Trump Two voted in favour of Biden generally made stronger in the webpoll “because (vice- arguments while those who president elect) Kamala Harris voted for Biden were more will step up”. interested in getting Trump The rest of the ostensibly out. pro-Biden comments were Among the 25 percent (94 made up of a sense of relief: out of 381 votes) who would “We might now have some have voted for Trump was the sanity in the world” , and the respondent who said people observation “New Zealand and judge the man, not his actions. the rest of the world will be far “Peace to the Middle East is safer and better off without a huge.” misguided person like Donald Trump was the “lesser of Trump.” LIFESAVER: Te Rawheoro Marae at Tolaga Bay now has an AED device, which was presented to the two evils,” said one would-be Among those who said they marae on Thursday by St John and the ASB Bank. Pictured at the presentation, front row from left, Kay voter while another argued wouldn’t have voted for either Stewart and her mokopuna, Missy Tarei and Mihi Kutia (holding the AED), and Dr Ken McFarlane. Middle “anything is better than a Biden or Trump, was the are Greg Fisher (St John Gisborne station manager), left, and Frank Erceg (ASB branch manager) Back row demented Biden”. reader who said “If you had from left, Tautini Glover, Marie Cresswell, Davien Marino, Rewiri Castle, Pauline Grant, Lenny Eagle and “Trump withdrew the US made the options Elmer Fudd Hori Thompson. Picture supplied from WHO and from the Paris or Daffy Duck, I would have climate deal. He didn’t start considered it.” any new wars and he brought Given the opportunity, one some troops home.” would have voted Kamala AED gifted to Tolaga marae “Trump didn’t start a war,” Harris and two would have chimed another. “Something voted for Bernie Sanders. the others did.” The “neither” camp included by Murray Robertson Te Rawheoro Marae’s Padre Willie Death from cardiac arrest has been One of the 62 percent the respondent who couldn’t Gray said the AED helps the community the country’s silent toll. (237 votes) who would have comprehend that, given there THE Te Rawheoro Marae in Tolaga to be prepared in the event of a cardiac Findings from St John’s Out of ticked the Biden box on the are millions of Americans, Bay has become the latest organisation arrest. Hospital Cardiac Arrest Report, released (probably) legal ballot form Biden and Trump were the to receive an AED device as part of a “We value every person, as life is in March, reveal that five people a day voted for Biden for the same only options available. nationwide scheme run by St John and precious in our eyes, so we greatly (almost 2000 a year) are treated by reason he or she voted for “I struggle to see if Biden the ASB Bank. appreciate this lifesaving gift. ambulance officers for a cardiac arrest Jacinda Ardern — “kindness, will live,” he or she added. The automated external defibrillator “We view the AED as a treasure that happens in the community. empathy, compassion”. “Too old,” was a similar lifesaving device was presented to Te that will transform lives,” Padre Gray A St John spokesman said heart But Biden’s personal and comment about both men, Rawheoro Marae on Thursday morning. said. attack can happen to people of any age, political strength was not a as was the microphone-drop It’s one of 28 AEDs gifted by ASB ‘We’ve got people in our community at any time. motivator for most. comment: and manufacturers Philips, to support who are not in good health and we hold “But the chance of survival can “Trump is Hitler,” declared “Because their (sic) both old efforts by St John to improve cardiac large gatherings at any time so it’s good be greatly improved with bystander one. bags and their (sic) also bad.” arrest survival rates in New Zealand. to be ready to save lives.” knowledge of CPR and use of an AED.” 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 Mandatory masks by Thursday How the NZ Government will bring in new rule by Amelia Wade, NZ Herald considering requiring some events and venues to make it mandatory for patrons AUCKLAND — Masks will be to sign in upon entry. Those are likely mandatory for everyone travelling on to be large gatherings and hospitality domestic flights and for Aucklanders venues where physical distancing isn’t using public transport as early as possible. Thursday. In the interim he has urged businesses Until then, New Zealanders are being to ensure QR codes are visible and urged to act like face coverings are encourage their customers to scan in and already compulsory despite the mystery has asked New Zealanders to be vigilant lifting about the source of the latest with scanning QR codes in the Covid community Covid-19 case. Tracer app. After just over 24 hours, Auckland’s “It helps enormously with the speeding CBD was yesterday shifted out of its up of contact tracing and helps us get quasi-lockdown after genomic testing ahead of the virus.” proved the AUT student was infected Data from the Ministry of Health by the Defence Force serviceman from showed fewer than one in six of the 2.3 the quarantine cluster. The chain of million users of the app use it daily. transmission is still being investigated. And it was revealed there was another The genomes from Case A — the breakdown in communication between serviceman who caught the virus in the minister and health workers on the the Jet Park quarantine facility — and ground. Case D — the AUT student — were Hipkins said he’d expected public identical, which is consistent with direct health protection officers would be at transmission between the two. PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE: Mask use will initially be mandated on all domestic the Vincent Residences, where the AUT That doesn’t exclude the possibility flights and public transport in Auckland, but it’s likely other areas which have MIQ student lives, on Thursday evening but it of someone else being in the chain, but facilities or international airports will be included in the order later. NZ Herald picture became apparent yesterday morning that officials are confident the time-frame hadn’t happened. suggests there was not a long chain of is highly unlikely, Covid-19 Response $300 fine. Numerous media outlets reported transmission involving a lot of people. Minister Chris Hipkins will move next Hipkins was questioned yesterday people were seen leaving the apartment There were no other positive cases of week to make masks mandatory on planes about why it took a near-crisis for the block despite being asked to stay put. Covid-19 in the community yesterday and on public transport in Auckland. The Government to heed the advice of expert Hipkins said the risk for the despite more than 7200 tests being public health order is being drafted and epidemiologists who have long been apartments was “relatively low” and no processed, including more than 100 will be presented to Cabinet on Monday calling for mass-masking. one had yet returned a positive result, but from the woman’s Vincent Residences with the support of the Prime Minister. He replied that advice was continuously it “would have been nice” if security had apartment building. Once agreed and gazetted, it will take 48 being reviewed. been there “right the way through”. As a precaution, everyone who visited hours to come into effect, which means it Infectious diseases expert Professor “As soon as I became aware of that I one of the locations of interest is being could be in place by Thursday morning. Michael Baker welcomed the move but got on the phone and made sure that asked to get a test regardless of whether Mask use will initially be mandated on said he was surprised it took so long to be happened.” they have symptoms. all domestic flights and public transport brought in. New Zealanders are also being asked But how the AUT student was infected in Auckland, but it’s likely other areas “We’re probably one of the last countries to put themselves in the shoes of the four is still a missing piece of the puzzle. which have MIQ facilities or international in the world to adopt mass masking, so it people at the centre of this outbreak who The woman works just 82m from a cafe airports will be included in the order later. is a bit out of step with the other aspects “understandably feel the weight of the the defence worker visited, but extensive The order is similar to the one issued of our response.” entire country on their shoulders”. interviews haven’t uncovered an obvious in August requiring mask use under Alert Baker also wants a wider review of the “Being in the eye of the storm” could connection. Level 2; children and those with medical alert levels which haven’t been adjusted have an impact on their ability to recall Among the avenues being investigated conditions will be exempt. since March and would like to see an their movements and interactions, which is a public toilet, but initial reports It’s understood the Government will Alert Level 1.5 with mass masking which could hamper the speed of contact tracing, suggest that is not the missing link. encourage a light-handed approach to would heighten awareness but still have he said. Despite confidence the cluster is well- enforcement with a focus on educating society functioning. “It is the virus that’s the problem and contained and widespread transmission rule-breakers before issuing the instant Hipkins announced yesterday he was not the people. “They need our support.” Support for mandatory Coronavirus genomic link good use of Covid Tracer app news, but vigilance urged: Hendy

AUCKLAND — A digital technology “There have been a lot of reports that AUCKLAND —Aucklanders are Somehow, during the time Case A expert is backing the government’s moves businesses have been strictly speaking being urged to raise Covid-19 testing was in the Auckland CBD, there must to make the use of the Covid Tracer app complying with the requirement of rates over the weekend to ensure the have been some sort of casual contact mandatory in certain circumstances. displaying a QR code, but having it in city is on top of its latest outbreak. with Case D. Other people who had Ministry of Health data shows a place that’s annoying to get to, or is Auckland University Physics been in the CBD during this time fewer than one in six of the 2.3 million hidden or is otherwise obscured.” Professor and Covid-19 modeller needed to be vigilant as well, Prof registered app users are using it daily. The app’s key advantage, Chen said, Shaun Hendy told Checkpoint that the Hendy said. Minister for the Covid-19 response was speed. announcement of a link between two “We do need to keep those testing Chris Hipkins is looking at whether “I believe that the manual contact- positive cases is good news. rates up, locate those cases if they’re people should be required to scan in with tracing system is good and that given The proof that out there and make the app at big events and in places like enough time, we can find all of the the two cases have sure that they’re in bars and restaurants, where physical contacts that we need to find. the same genomic isolation and not out distancing is difficult. “But one of the strongest factors that sequencing suggesting Let’s get those there spreading the University of Auckland Centre for influences the spread of the disease is a direct link between testing‘ rates up virus. But it’s not the Informed Futures research fellow Andrew speed of response and if we can use the the Defence Force above 10,000 over the worst case scenario.” Chen said it was likely people had become app, we might be able to give instructions worker, known as Case There was still some complacent about app use, either because to people who may have been exposed to A, and the Auckland weekend — I think risk, Prof Hendy said, they believed they were at low risk of Covid-19 more quickly. student (Case D) meant that would be great. but staying alert, using getting Covid-19, or they found the app “If they can isolate themselves more the outbreak was not —Shaun Hendy’ masks and the app tricky or annoying to use. But he said quickly, then they can reduce the spread similar to the August and higher testing, total daily scans needed to get back up to of the disease and potentially save lives.” outbreak, he said. especially if anyone the 2.5 million mark — levels seen in the However, Chen said the government “We basically picked felt unwell, would be midst of the Auckland August outbreak. needed to be mindful of people who were up the August outbreak probably two crucial. “That shows what is possible and not able to use the app. to three weeks into that outbreak “Let’s get those testing rates up we need to be getting back up to those “I do think that we have to be careful whereas here we’re looking at a above 10,000 over the weekend — I sorts of levels to have confidence that in terms of understanding that not transmission that probably took place think that would be great.” enough of the population is covered, so everybody can use the app and that there some time last week. Prof Hendy said mask wearing if we send out an exposure notification, has to be other provisions in place for “So that’s telling us that there are might be inconvenient, but it was we have reasonable confidence that the people who cannot or have very legitimate probably not a large number of other preferable to going into lockdown or right people will be notified of a potential reasons for choosing not to use the app.” cases out there and that’s good news.” other forms of disruption. exposure.” Hipkins has said he would be getting While the link was not 100 percent He would have preferred to see this Businesses also had a role to play in more advice in the next few days about guaranteed, the timing of symptoms brought in earlier, especially after the ensuring their QR codes were easily how to strengthen the contact-tracing suggested there was no intermediary. August outbreak. — RNZ accessible, Chen said. system. — RNZ The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Person injured in apparent drive-by shooting

ROTORUA — A man has “Police are following lines to the general public.” suffered a serious gunshot of inquiry to establish the No arrests have been made at wound to the leg following circumstances of this this stage. a drive-by shooting on incident, including Meanwhile, police also Wrigley Road late last identifying the received a call from someone night. offending vehicle on Thomas Cres about 1.30am A police media and the individuals saying a car had collided with a spokeswoman said involved. fence. the man arrived at “We acknowledge “The occupant of the car left Rotorua Hospital these types of the scene before police arrived. with a gunshot incidents are The caller also advised that wound that, while unsettling for the they had heard what sounded serious, was not Rotorua community. like gunshots but no persons or considered to be life- “While firearms firearms were located. threatening. events always present an “The car has been seized and LESSONS LEARNT: Covid-19 restrictions have taught students She said police were alerted unacceptable risk, we do not inquiries into the incident are resilience, says Tangaroa College head girl Liza Apisaloma to the incident about 11.21pm. believe there is an ongoing risk ongoing.” — Rotorua Daily Post (centre). She’s pictured with Makana Uele (left) and Donzaleigh Levi. NZ Herald picture

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AUCKLAND — A three-year saga to get approval for a national Erebus memorial in an Auckland FINAL PUSH: The wreckage of Air park will next week rest in the hands of seven New Zealand flight TE901 after it local board members under huge pressure from crashed into Mt Erebus in Antarctica in residents and a government ministry fighting for November 1979. NZ Herald picture their vote. Matt Ratana The Waitemata Local Board will on Tuesday vote on land owner approval for the $3.5 million Sky Song memorial to the 257 people lost in the plane crash, to be built in Dove-Myer Robinson Park in Man arrested Parnell. The Ministry for Culture and Heritage (MCH) has already spent more than $1m of the budget for the over killing memorial, and has been strongly pushing for the Parnell location against fierce opposition from local residents groups. of Kiwi-born Efforts to influence the local board members will continue right up to the final minute. Yesterday, official invitations from an Auckland Council local policeman government staffer were sent to board members asking them to meet with Erebus families in private before the public board meeting. LONDON — A 23-year-old man This final push has been described as families don’t feel comfortable meeting in public. I grandchildren. Now in my early 70s, I think we’ve all has been arrested in relation to “underhand” by local board member Sarah Trotman, think it was a request on behalf of the families to waited long enough. And the site in Parnell is after the murder of New Zealand-born who said any meeting with the whole local board meet with us. all, only 179sq m out of 55,000sq m.” policeman Matt Ratana in the should be done in a public forum. “But I’m keeping an open mind right up to the The MCH continues to cite that in November United Kingdom. “I’m really opposed to it, I think it’s really unfair. meeting.” 2018, the Waitemata Local Board granted landowner The man has been accused What I’ve found is the Waitemata Local Board runs The local resident group Friends of Erebus approval in principle, but much discussion has of shooting the 54-year-old out the red carpet to some constituents and makes Memorial Park (formerly Save Robbies Park) has occurred since then. Metropolitan Police officer at it very difficult for others,” Trotman said. been one of the most vehement objectors to the In May, one local board member told the Herald Croydon Custody Centre in the “It’s not equitable. Has the same opportunity Parnell location. the local board was six to one against the Parnell early hours of September 25. been offered to the Waitemata community? No. I This week, they presented a 30-page report citing location, and Northey said it was “disappointing” Ratana was taken to hospital really object to this ‘meeting behind closed doors’ dozens of official information documents outlining the resource consent for the memorial wasn’t but later died from his wounds. business.” their objections to the Waitemata Local Board. publicly notified. But this week, board members Metropolitan Police say the Waitemata Local Board chairman Richard The group accused the MCH of attempting maintained they were still keeping an open mind. accused had been arrested for Northey said he had agreed to the meeting to “discredit and undermine” the local board’s “With more and more people contacting for both a separate offence and was requested by some Erebus families, but he and consultation with residents — 77 percent of whom sides, I’m not comfortable commenting which way detained by officers at Croydon other board members had similarly agreed to meet opposed the memorial’s location. I’m feeling,” Waitemata local board member Graeme Custody Centre and then taken opponents of the memorial in private at tomorrow’s The group has also sent the report to the Gunthorp said. by ambulance to hospital with a Parnell Festival of Roses. Ombudsman requesting a full independent inquiry “I’m still open to all views and I won’t be making gunshot wound. “The meeting was arranged by Auckland Council into the handling of the memorial by both MCH and my decision until I’ve heard all parties. The public No police firearms were at my request in response to a request from Auckland Council staff. consultation, we’ve all seen what those figures are, discharged during the incident, Rev Waugh on behalf of some Erebus relatives Last month, the group also presented two and I’m sure they will be at the top of people’s mind they said in a statement. who stated that they felt intimidated by the offer alternative locations for the memorial, along with when it comes to voting.” “The man’s condition, originally of speaking in a public forum with the intense architectural designs, to the local board. One was Ministry for Culture and Heritage deputy chief critical, has since stabilised emotions being felt by some opponents and some near Motat at Western Springs and another in executive of delivery Tamsin Evans said they and is no longer considered life- supporters of the Erebus memorial proposal,” Hillsborough. respect “the views of all people who have a threatening,” Metropolitan Police Northey said. However, the Weekend Herald has also been connection to Dove-Myer Robinson Park”. She said. “I had some time ago communicated to contacted by several Erebus families who are said the ministry supported the public consultation On Friday, November 13 (UK representatives of both the relatives who supported strongly in favour of the location at Dove-Myer process carried out by the council which would time), the man was arrested on the proposal and also Parnell residents who Robinson Park. Northland resident David Ling was inform local board members’ views. “(However,) suspicion of murder, Metropolitan opposed it to have the opportunity if they chose one of them. His mother, Alison, died in the 1979 because the proposal relates to a national Police said. to speak directly to the board were they to be Antarctica crash. “It is distressing to see a small, memorial to appropriately acknowledge the Erebus In September, the man intimidated by the public forum situation.” self-appointed group of Parnell residents yet again accident, the views of local residents do need to suspected of shooting Ratana was Local board member Julie Sandilands conceded selfishly and vociferously objecting to an Erebus be considered alongside those of a range of other identified as Louis de Zoysa. that the private meeting with the Erebus families memorial in their neighbourhood,” Ling said. stakeholders,” she said. “However, as the man remains would likely be an effort to convince them to “This group should be honest and admit that their “The Ministry is confident in the merits of the in hospital, officers will liaise with approve the Parnell site. objections are based purely on self-interest, false proposal. We believe it will be an asset for all of the relevant medical and legal “I imagine that is what they are going to be trying fears and not wanting any changes to what they Auckland and New Zealand.” teams to make an assessment of to do, but I don’t imagine that will be any different see as their private park. Forty years is too long The ministry’s Erebus Memorial project leader when he will be fit for interview.” from the public meeting at 2pm where people will already. Brodie Stubbs previously confirmed the 95sq m Metropolitan Police said publicly try to convince us,” Sandilands said. “I was 30 when my mother died and my structure, entitled Te Paerangi Ataata - Sky Song, specialist family liaison officers “I guess part of the reason for that is some of the mother never met my children and hence our was specifically designed for Dove-Myer Robinson from the Met’s Specialist Crime park. Command are in regular contact It incorporates a stainless steel walkway with and supporting Matt’s projecting out to the horizon on a lawn overlooking partner, his son and wider family. Judges Bay and acknowledges the loss to the The family have been told of the families and the nation arising from the Erebus arrest. — NZ Herald disaster. — NZ Herald 18531-06 35813-01 18531-06

36323-01 The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 9 Quake rebuild work winds down, Kaikoura faces challenges by Logan Church, NZ Herald radically changed and it didn’t work,” Meanwhile, Kaikoura’s mayor, Craig of exciting developments in the town, with conferences, live theatre, and he said. Mackle, said in terms of the rebuild the with new buildings be constructed — cinema able to take place at the venue. KAIKOURA — A $40 million “Much of it had to be replaced.” town was “absolutely scorching”. including a new Sudima hotel. Upstairs a gallery would allow programme to fix earthquake-damaged The same went for water pipes and “We’ve finished the majority of it.” Another building that had been exhibitions to be held. infrastructure in Kaikoura is almost bridges throughout the district. But he said there were some repaired and was about to open next In the middle of town, pharmacist finished, but there are still challenges The work left to do included repairs challenges ahead, one of those week was the Mayfair theatre, which David McGhee said the town was ahead for the seaside tourist town. to the sewerage pump station and the being dealing with hazards from the had been shut since the earthquake. “going pretty good”. Today marks four years since a water mains. changing landscape. That was “a huge President of the new Mayfair Arts “We’re making tracks in the right 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked “That should be done in the coming lot of work”, he said. and Culture centre, John Wyatt, said it direction — it’s going all right.” the region, devastating homes, the months,” said Clibbery. “We have water now flowing where had taken a lot of work — and support Cash flow was pretty good and there coastline, the main trunk railway and He said a team of three people it would not have once upon a time. — to get the building repaired ahead of were plenty of visitors, he said. State Highway 1. working full-time on the rebuild was Areas you used to be able to build on its expected opening next week. “The town is quite vibrant during the The Kaikoura District Council’s now down to one part-time person, and are no longer possible (to build on).” “It has been a journey,” he said. day, the bars seem quite lively in the senior operations manager, Dave work would wind down by the end of Mackle said four years on there were “We went from being broken evenings” Clibbery, said the council’s $40m the year. also plenty of people “worn out”. ourselves and having a broken building But there were frequent reminders rebuild was almost complete, with Clibbery said he believed the district “It’s been a hell of a road,” he said. to creating something really special.” of the earthquake, whether that was about $1m worth of work left to do. was now better equipped to deal with a “I don’t mean to make Covid sound The local op shop trust had raised empty sites that used to be occupied About $15m of that was spent on the future quake. good or the lockdown sound good but more than $300,000 for the project, by buildings damaged in the quake or local roading network, which suffered “I think we are, because those older most people in this town really needed Wyatt said. the many new developments. “significant damage”. and more fragile pipes in particular, that time to reboot and spend time with The building’s pink art-deco facade “We haven’t forgotten there was “We also had damage to our these have failed and have been their families.” had been saved, and the inside had a devastating earthquake four years sewer system — the levels were very replaced.” However, he said there were plenty been designed to be multi-purposed, ago.” Volcanic alert level raised Ash, dark plumes seen for first time this year at White Island

WHAKATANE — Ash and dark material in the plume, GNS said. plumes can be seen coming from During fine weather, moderate to Whakaari/White Island for the first time large gas-steam plumes will be seen this year — showing a greater level of rising above the island and trailing off unrest at the surface of the volcano. downwind. As a result, GNS said in a statement, Some particles may be carried a few it had raised the volcanic alert level to kilometres downwind, but are unlikely to level 2 and the Aviation Colour Code to reach the mainland. Yellow. In the statement, GNS said should Volcanic Alert Level 2 indicates the any explosion produce a significant ash primary hazards are those expected cloud, the likelihood of ash affecting the during volcanic unrest; steam discharge, mainland was still very low. The gas and volcanic gas, earthquakes, landslides and steam plume might be noticed on the hydrothermal activity. mainland as weak acid rain. While volcanic Alert Level 2 is mostly Changes at the vent resulting in the associated with environmental hazards, minor ash emissions have not been seen eruptions can still occur with little or no at Whakaari/White Island this year and warning. show a greater level of unrest at the After a severe wet weather stint, surface. scientists completed a gas monitoring There are no indications currently and observation flight over Whakaari/ of a substantial change in the overall White Island yesterday, the statement behaviour of the volcano. said. The main plausible triggers for a Some occasional “deposits” had sudden eruption with little or no warning been observed on some of the island’s STAY AWAY: Whakaari/White Island after the volcanic eruption last year. The volcanic are still the collapse of unstable material webcams, and a darker-than-usual plume alert level has been raised to Level 2 and the Aviation Colour Code to Yellow after in an active vent and the possible ingress was also reported at times. observations of vent activity and monitoring data. File picture of water underground onto the shallow Monitoring during a flight confirmed magma body. the presence of some ash in the plume, parameters did not show significant a shallow lakelet. Whakatane mayor Judy Turner said which came from the main steam vent at changes, GNS said in the statement. During the past week, a small this was the first she had heard about the back of the crater lake. The status is now raised to Level 2 sequence of earthquakes has been the unrest and change to the alert Initial analyses of the ash particles after observations of vent activity and located close to the volcano and there level, but said she trusted if there was suggest it is loose material from around monitoring data. were several episodes of slightly a concern for the public she would have the vent or underlying conduit being Observations from the flight show increased volcanic tremor. been notified. carried by the steam and gas emission. there is no substantial change in the None of these were unusual for Local resident David Marshall lived While the gas output observed on location and size of active vents. Whakaari/White Island and it remained in view of the volcano and said he has Thursday was higher than recent The rainfall formed a pool of water on unclear whether these were just not seen any unusual activity from the observations, other monitoring the floor of the 1978/90 crater, reforming coincidental with the incorporation of volcano. — Rotorua Daily Post ‘Let’s all get home safely’ Road safety awareness week 9-15 November

36029-02 10 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020

FEAR: A Rimutaka Prison Maori home ownership even more inmate was raped most nights for months by his older cellmate. difficult with big jump in house prices Yesterday Benjamin Nilesh AUCKLAND — An independent Maori housing Goundar was advocacy group says a nearly 20 percent rise in found guilty of house prices pushes the dream of owning a home all charges at further away for Maori. the High Court in The data comes from the Real Estate Institute’s Wellington. monthly house price index for October which shows Picture supplied house prices have increased 19.8 percent year-on- year. It showed the median house price is at $725,000, with record-high median houses prices seen in Gisborne, Marlborough, Otago, Wellington, Manawatu/Whanganui, Northland, Bay of Plenty, Cellmate guilty of Waikato and Canterbury. Te Matapihi chair Rau Hoskins said it pushed the goal of home-ownership further away. sexually assaulting “The situation is advantaging people who are already in the market and making the dream even more distant for those who aren’t, Maori and non- Maori,” he said. younger prisoner “I think what the government can look to do immediately is look to the LVR issues so we can WELLINGTON — A prison — and if he did not agree, was help to contain at least the investor activity in the inmate has been found guilty slapped and threatened. market, which we know is extremely active right of threatening to kill and Heslip said a week-and-a- now. “We’ve been calling for this for a long time. We sexually assaulting his younger half after the assaults started, “I think there’s some fledgeling support going need a policy which directly supports those Maori cellmate. Goundar forced himself on the on with the Kainga Ora workshops. I think who have that equity in the land available to them, Benjamin Nilesh Goundar man for the first time. He also they’re really good at supporting Maori into home right now, and provide wrap-around support so was on trial at the High threatened to kill the ownership, but while that gives you the housing they can create good homes for their wider and Court in Wellington and had man. intelligence and support, it doesn’t help you with expanding whanau.” denied charges of common The victim said the assaults what the market is doing,” he said. He said the government needed to get much assault, sexual violence and happened most nights for He said targeted Maori housing policies were more nuanced with their policy-framework, and threatening to kill while at months — but he stayed silent needed, including one that would make it easier to provide greater support to Maori who can afford to Rimutaka Prison. and did not seek medical build on freehold land. own a home. The Crown had accused treatment out of fear of “Looking at the notion of wahi kainga, there is “There are a number of Maori, given the rent Goundar of raping and sexually repercussions. still a number of Maori who have inherited or own they’re paying, could actually afford to own a home, assaulting his bunkmate — The abuse only stopped when original quarter-acre sections with Maori Affairs but it’s actually about being surrounded by people who has name suppression — authorities were alerted and homes on them, and most of those homes are who can provide that direct support and if you from October 2017 to January removed Goundar from the cell. freehold, so we know that there is the capacity on haven’t grown up with family members who have 2018. Goundar was found guilty those quarter-acre sites to build at least one, two achieved home ownership then it’s a foreign world Crown lawyer Mitchell on all charges by the jury of and sometimes three more dwellings,” he said. to you.” — Radio NZ Heslip said the complainant four women and eight men was forced to perform sex acts yesterday. — RNZ Calls for daily use of te reo WELLINGTON — The government “I go and visit a lot of early learning wants all education providers, from services where kids are learning their kindergartens to universities, to use te reo numbers. They’re learning their colours Maori every day, but has stopped short of and they’re learning them in English and making the language compulsory. te reo Maori and it’s just happening now. The first ever Statement of National We haven’t had to make it compulsory, Education and Learning Priorities said or deal with any of that, because it’s just schools, early learning centres, and happening and similarly it’s happening in tertiary institutions should meaningfully schooling as well. include Maori language and tikanga in “There’s nothing threatening about that, their everyday life. it’s a really positive development for the It also said they should ensure they country. It recognises that te reo Maori is were safe, inclusive and free of racism, our first language, one that we should all discrimination and bullying; reduce be proud of.” barriers to education including financial Hipkins said the goal might be barriers; have high aspirations for all challenging for some schools and he learners; and ensure every learner acknowledged there might be resistance. gained sound foundation skills including “There may be a few ill-informed people language, literacy and numeracy. who will push back and say we’re going Minister of Education Chris Hipkins too far. I don’t think we’re going too far, told RNZ the statement provided schools I think we’re recognising te reo Maori as and other education providers with a our first language.” checklist of things to work on. Hipkins denied the government was “So if you’re a school board of trustees, making te reo Maori compulsory. the Statement of National Education and “It’s about saying that te reo Maori is Learning Priorities sets out the things being increasingly integrated into our that we want you to be prioritising like FOXTON PRIMARY SCHOOL HIKOI FOR TE REO MAORI: Wearing her cloak, Maori everyday life and therefore it’s important ensuring that your school is free from Warden Jenny Bell, with James Wiley and Rleyah Hill. 2019 file picture that everybody has the opportunity to racism and bullying and discrimination, understand the basics of te reo Maori. making sure that you’re breaking down “It’s on our street signs, we’re hearing barriers to participation at all levels of the and whanau”. “They are central to Maori identity, it on radio and television far more than school life.” It said schools could meaningfully language and culture, and integral to we used to and people want to understand The idea for the document dated incorporate te reo and tikanga Maori into the identity of all New Zealanders. They what’s happening and what people are back four or five years to the previous their everyday life by seeking advice from should be embraced, supported and saying when they’re using te reo Maori National government and it ensured the Maori on what to do, improving teachers’ strengthened,” the document said. and so I want to make sure that every kid government’s expectations were clear, knowledge of te reo Maori and tikanga “By learning te reo Maori and becoming in the country has that opportunity.” Hipkins said. Maori, and talk to learners and staff about increasingly familiar with tikanga, Maori Ministry of Education recently called for “The expectations that we’ve put out why correct pronunciation was important. students strengthen their identities tenders for a $108 million push to train there now are very consistent with what The statement said students “should and are able to actively participate in thousands of school and early childhood communities have told us they want to see be free from discriminatory, sexist and te ao Maori, and non-Maori learners/ teachers to speak te reo Maori better. from the education system, so there’s been bullying behaviour including individual akonga work towards shared cultural The programme, Te Ahu o te reo Ma a lot of consultation leading up to this and institutional bias, which have understandings.” ori, was piloted in four regions and will be point,” he said. significant and long lasting negative Hipkins said using the language rolled out nationally next year. In terms of reducing barriers to impacts on health, wellbeing, identity and meaningfully might mean teaching Hipkins said schools and early learning accessing learning, the document said educational achievement”. children the names of colours and centres would have to report on their schools should: “Where possible, reduce It said education providers should numbers in both English and te progress toward the priorities in their non-fee costs, including costs associated meaningfully incorporate te reo and reo. annual reports and the Education Review with BYOD (bring your own device) tikanga Maori because they were essential That was already happening in a lot Office would consider how successfully policies, and take advantage of policies to components of the heritage of New of schools and early learning services, he they were implementing the statement. reduce financial dependence on families Zealand. said. — Radio NZ The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 BUSINESS 11 Which NZ bank boss earned the most?

by Tamsyn Parker, Angie and the BNZ executive other long-term benefits A$948,383, Shortt’s employer The New Zealand Herald team have forgone their and share-based benefits superannuation contribution short-term cash bonuses were at similar levels to the dropped slightly. FMA review AUCKLAND — BNZ chief for this financial year. In prior year. But the value However, it was her cash executive Angela Mentis’ pay addition, the BNZ board also of her rights dropped from short-term variable reward package was worth $500,000 made the decision to donate A$1,066,590 to A$513,167. or bonus that fell the most, shows quality more than her nearest Kiwi 20 percent of their directors’ Mentis also has a loan dropping from A$940,777 to rival, annual reports show. fees to charities that support with the bank, which was A$385,239. Mentis, who took up the vulnerable people.” A$681,362 at the start of The next highest is top job in January 2018, had Mentis received a cash the financial year, but fell to Westpac’s David McLean on of audits total remuneration worth salary of A$1,304,386 A$442,183 by September 30. $1.9m. $2.43 million in the year to ($1,377,544), which was up The nearest to her was McLean also took a big September 30. from the year before’s salary ASB’s Vittoria Shortt who pay cut. His remuneration mixed but That was down from of A$1,302,491. had a package worth $1.93m dropped from A$2,285,010 in $3.07m in the prior Her non-monetary benefit in the year to June 30. 2019 to A$1,799,937 a fall of financial year but remains fell from A$309,404 to Shortt took a more than A$485,073. improving substantially higher than A$246,600. $500,000 hit to her pay While McLean’s fixed the chief executives of ASB, Non-monetary benefits package in the bank’s remuneration rose from Westpac and the country’s can include relocation latest financial year after A$861,551 to A$989,209 WELLINGTON — The quality of audits largest bank, ANZ. costs including temporary her short-term bonus was he received no cash short- is improving but a review by the Financial A BNZ spokesman said accommodation, furniture slashed. term variable reward. All Markets Authority (FMA) shows some mixed Mentis’ salary reflected the rental, utility costs, Figures from the annual the bank’s executives had to results as well. huge complexity of her role. dependant travel costs, report of ASB’s parent forgo this bonus. The FMA looked at the quality of 20 audits “It includes non-monetary insurance, stamp duty, Commonwealth Bank of His non-monetary benefits — more than half for companies listed on the benefits related to her associated fringe benefit tax Australia showed Shortt rose from A$1194 to A$3497 stock exchange. relocation in New Zealand, and other benefits. received total remuneration while his superannuation The survey showed there were fewer superannuation and other For international of A$1.83m in the year benefit also rose from problems in each individual audit compared equity-based benefits, such assignees, this may also to June 30 — down from A$87,710 to A$94,548. with last year’s survey, although the number of as shares and rights. include health-fund benefits A$2.3m the previous year. The value of his awarded audits that did not comply with standards was “In July, to reflect the and tax advice. Although her base pay share rights also fell from unchanged. challenging environment, Mentis’ superannuation, rose from A$937,427 to A$907,580 to A$712,683. Capital Markets director Sarah Vrede said about one-third of reports were found to be non-compliant. “Thirty-five percent might sound quite high, but we select files that we believe are more likely to reveal issues and that is so we can ANZ second bank to reimpose LVRs on investors continue to give signals back to the audit sector about how they can improve. by Nicholas Pointon, RNZ for new home-lending “It’s also worth pointing out that a non- applications from December compliant ratting doesn’t mean that the WELLINGTON — ANZ 7,” ANZ’s managing director financial statements didn’t show a true, fair has become the second bank of personal business Ben view or required re-statement. to reimpose limits on low- Kelleher said. She said “non-compliant” simply meant deposit lending to property October had been a record the audit file did not meet all the auditing investors. month of home lending for standards in every regard. The Reserve Bank of New ANZ, with 31 percent of “Where we do come across something we Zealand (RBNZ) planned to its loans going to property believe means the financial statements are not consult banks about bringing investors, while 19 percent showing a true and fair view, we will request a back loan-to-value ratios went to first-home buyers. re-statement.” (LVRs) next year, but ASB Kelleher said it was in Vrede said auditor independence should Bank jumped the gun and everyone’s interests for continue to be a focus for auditors and reintroduced one on Thursday. residential property prices to directors of firms, but she said no serious The LVRs were suspended be sustainable and for home issues with independence were identified. by the RBNZ when Covid ownership to be accessible. “This year, we have fewer findings relating first emerged as part of its “Covid-19 has made the to auditor independence. measures to keep money housing market and lending “The FMA’s view though is that auditor flowing through the economy. decisions more complex, and independence is really critical to investor The central bank is set to we believe that any steps we confidence. bring them back in March can take to increase balance “It can affect perceptions about quality as to cool risky lending in the and sustainability in the much as actual quality. booming property market market is the right thing to HOT ON THE HEELS OF ASB: ANZ has become the second She said auditors would need to be “on their which had been driven, in do.” bank to reimpose limits on low-deposit lending to property game” when it came to auditing reports and part, by property investors Of the other major banks, investors, after ASB Bank. RNZ picture by Nate McKinnon the impacts of Covid-19. taking advantage of record BNZ said it already had a “Next year we’re going to be focused on a low interest rates. prudent approach to lending have no changes to announce and would be “acting in the number of Covid-related risks and issues, so “Today we’ve made the and would not be reimposing at the moment,” a BNZ spirit of the Reserve Bank’s going concern, the valuation of non-financial decision to increase the the limits. spokesperson said. direction”. assets . . . and we would be looking for deposit required by property “As with all our price and Kiwibank echoed the same Westpac said it had never additional disclosures regarding Covid-19.” investors to 30 percent, up credit settings, these remain message, saying it would lifted the LVRs when the — RNZ from the current 20 percent under regular review, but we continue to lend responsibly changes were first announced.

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY New Zealand economy.” earlier reporting a 50 percent fall to $27.8m in Mainfreight struck the $60 milestone, with net profit for the six months ending September, $1.25 or 2.13 percent gain. but operating earnings (ebitdaf) were up 12.4 WELLINGTON — The New Zealand The turnaround in investor sentiment saw Meridian climbed a further 10c or 1.61 percent to $229.5m. sharemarket finished an eventful week with a Fisher and Paykel Healthcare plunge 12.2 percent to a new high of $6.30 and Mercury, Pushpay Holdings was down 25c or 3.23 small gain (despite leading offshore indices percent to $32.43 on Tuesday. another to benefit from the switch back to percent to $7.50; a2 Milk slipped 33 or 2.11 falling), and heavyweight Fisher and Paykel The global medical device supplier rose dividend stocks, rose 7c to $6. percent to $15.32; and Serko declined 15c or Healthcare began to climb back. $1.13 or 3.46 percent to $33.83 and its $41.3m Seafood company Sanford recovered 8c 2.61 percent to $5.60. The S&P/NZX 50 Index increased 29.54 worth of share transactions drove most of the to $5.20 after reporting a slump in profit, and The property stocks had falls. points, to 12,700.17 after hitting an intraday low gain on the local market. Auckland International Airport was up 14c or Argosy was down 3c or 2.04 percent to of 12,595.79. Rickey Ward, of JBWere, said the market has 1.84 percent to $7.74. $1.44; Kiwi Property fell 1.5c to $1.30, Goodman There were 60 gainers and 70 decliners over gone back into defensive mode and investors The Warehouse Group reported improved Property Trust declined 4c to $2.39, Stride the whole market, and steady trading reached were switching into the dividend-yield stocks. 2021 first-quarter trading and rose 11c or 4.6 declined 4c to $2.28, Property for Industry lost 51.86 million shares worth $167.08 million, as Fletcher Building increased 2c to $5.37 percent to $2.50. 2.5c to $2.925, and Precinct Properties slipped Auckland city centre traders worked from home. and had gained more than a dollar in the past Group sales were up 6.3 percent to $738.5m 1c to $1.20. The feature of the week was a rotation of fortnight after sitting at $4.07 on October 29. compared with the previous corresponding New Zealand-bred cloud accounting firm investment out of high-growth shares such as Ward said Fletcher had been classified on the period, with growth at Noel Leeming (11.5 Xero was down 1.35 percent to A$121.83 technology and into “cyclical value stocks” that market as a problem child and people had been percent) and Torpedo7 (41.8 percent) and ($129.17) at 5.45pm on the ASX 200 Index after have under-performed during the Covid crisis waiting for some encouraging news. online sales grew 58 percent, representing 11.3 reporting strong growth in its profit the day but showing improvement in earnings, like “Fletcher is not broken and it clearly has an percent of total revenue for the quarter. before. Fletcher Building. important role to play in the rebuilding of the Utilities investor Infratil fell 5c to $5.35 after — The New Zealand Herald 12 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020

SHAREMARKET WEEKLY ROUND-UP MONDAY-TO-FRIDAY OFFICIAL MARKET STATISTICS TOP 10 TURNOVER TOP 10 VALUE BIGGEST 10 RISES BIGGE ST 10 FALLS NZX 50 s Share name Shares Share name Dollars (000) Share name Percentage Share name Percentage Sky Network 30,656,700 Fishr&Paykl Health 166,095,800 Moa Ord Shrs 22.9947 Cannasouth 14.4928 12,700.17 12800 New Talisman 15,428,000 AuckAirport 110,796,100 Fletcher Building 21.4932 PushpayHld 11.1374 Fletcher Building 15,259,500 Fletcher Building 79,911,500 NZME Ltd 15.873 Rua Bio 8.4746 AuckAirport 14,598,000 a2 Milk 75,296,600 Abano 13.3641 Plexure Group 6.6667 12600• Saturday, April 18, 2020Air NZ 14,506,300 Meridian Energy 62,855,200 Vista Group 12.7517 BUSINESSFishr&Paykl Health 11 6.314 Spark NZ 11,580,600 Contact Energy 57,080,500 Mainfreight 11.5242 Solution Dynam 4.4586 12400 Meridian Energy 10,323,300 Spark NZ 54,175,800 Meridian Energy 11.5044 Just Life Group 4.1667 +29.55 Z Energy 10,076,000 Ryman Health 41,679,100 AlliedFarmrs 11.2903 MarWineEst 4.00 Kiwi Prop 9,382,000 Z Energy 31,072,600 Serko Ltd 11.1111 Smartshr US Grow 2.7043 +0.233% 12200 Wellington Drive 9,030,200 EBOS Group 30,896,100 Telstra 11.0368 QEX 2.7027 NZX 10 s MIDCAP t SMALLCAP t NZX All s 12000 13,055.22 33,579.91 74,337.06 13,789.93 Nov 2 Nov 9 Oct 27 s Nov 13 +108.20 +0.836% -268.58 -0.793% -155.65 -0.209% +29.76 +0.216% New Zealand Australia Last Weekly 52-week Dividend P/E Last Weekly 52-week Dividend P/E Last Week’s 52-week Dividend P/E Price Move High Low NTA CPS Yld% Ratio Price Move High Low NTA CPS Yld% Ratio Sale Move High Low CPS Yld% Ratio Port of Tauranga 7.25 +.21 8.14 4.90 1.70 .13 2.38 54.78 A2 Milk 14.45 +.74 20.05 11.43 - 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32188-01 The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 OPINION 13 EDITORIAL Will of majority ignored A welcome kaupapa Re: Endeavour dilemma, stop wasting energy and get City’s beach-side Re: Dual models, symbolic Kiwa” idea. Nov 13 story. on with productive core duties of two Treaty partners — Bravo Wally. Dual Why do the council not look they are elected to perform?! projects in limbo November 13 letter. Voyaging Heritage my at the meaning of democracy Nga mihi maioha Wally, I friend. in the dictionary? After KEITH HISLOP An Olympic-sized question will be tautoko that “meeting of the MARTIN KIBBLE bowing to undue pressure in answered by the end of this month minds”. “The Artist” revoking the original decision, Why does this council pretend — will the 50-metre pool in the Our supporters group the clear message from the to be democratic and offer us a would welcome such Wally, great news, let the community was “put the poll then completely ignore the redeveloped Olympic Pool Complex a meeting. Perhaps a councillors hide under their beds replacements back where the overwhelming result? Is this an be widened and deepened a little “Cuppa and Korero” could rather than look at alternatives, originals were”. indication of who really runs the to be able to cater for major surf kick off this important which you so well describe. Well Were the council not council? I see no strong leadership lifesaving competitions? kaupapa. I love the “Two put mate. I would like to join you democratically-elected by and I believe the Mayor is being It seems astonishing that the Treaty partners and our in a refreshing beverage (or juice) the people to carry out the bullied by activists within that keep near-doubling of the budget bicultural journey together on this one. wishes of the people? If I repeating racist tripe and inducing estimate from 2018, to $46 million, in Gisborne/Turanga-nui-a- KEN OVENDEN am not wrong, the people colonial guilt in those who should not only did not incorporate this sort overwhelmingly say “Put them know better. of advancement in the project scope back where they were.” After I would ask that each of the but cannot be nipped and tucked to all, if they had not decayed the councillors read the entries in originals would remain where the journals of Cook and Banks do so now . . . instead the proposed An insult to my culture they were! covering their time here in October changes are said to be difficult to I support Gordon Webb the people. Let’s not do a At the risk of adding to 1769. Both journals can be found incorporate and “hugely costly”; re his article on November Donald Trump and not follow the ongoing time-wasting online at the Gutenburg Project. and the group of watersport leaders 11 regarding the Endeavour the majority’s wish. debate on this matter, I cannot urging the upgrade have to secure issue. The council has no When do we stop bowing to remember being consulted K. THOMPSON funding support within the next two mojo. I have to watch my Ps the past, bowing to a minority about the waka being erected weeks. Talks continue between this and Qs when I read about with over-inflated views and above the main entrance to My understanding is that group and the council’s pool project minority dictating (bullying) continually holding on to the somewhat controversial Uawa/Hauiti would take both team ahead of finalisation of the as to where our Endeavour their issues and magnifying council building. Furthermore, if offered. Let them become project late this month. models should be placed. The the past as if all of us present remember the pointless debate a real landmark in a town Endeavours are not theirs, today are responsible? over the sudden appearance whose streets are all named A project update report for of the pou in the park? Is it for that time in history. councillors this week indicated the they are ours. Maybe a waka To them, I say, remember, should be placed in the forgive and be part of today’s not time for the council to ANGEL early works phase of construction museum too. That is an insult World of Oneness rather than was set to start this month once the to my culture. transferring guilt and using it lead contractor was confirmed; and I have no issue with one for their own agendas. said the project team was engaging going to Tolaga Bay, good on The British devastated our Been all downhill since . . . the consultants required for the them, but I object to putting ancestors but I have moved Like Mike Mulrooney I have sculptures, pou, waka and the like remaining design of phases one and one in the museum when a on. I do not hold it against my been quiet about this racial fight. in our region now compared to two main works. ratepayer-funded referendum English colleagues today. We had protests against the Cook memorials of Cook’s great discovery The council’s principal scientist favoured the main street. Rehette: You have lost my commemorations a little time ago of New Zealand. had reviewed a 2014 Niwa report The council must remember vote. and it goes on and on. Meredith Please, let’s get over this. Uawa we elected them to represent GLEN WILKIE Akuthata-Brown, whom I have and especially Cooks Cove are truly on extreme sea-level elevations respected, ran off the rails about beautiful and they certainly deserve from storm tides and waves along a councillor’s comment and made one of the models in Tolaga Bay. the Gisborne coastline and found LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS it public. It has all been downhill Most locals and many visitors the impact on the facility modelled since. don’t visit museums either. But to 2065, with up to 1m of sea level The GDC used to be Gisborne every day we wander the shops, rise, was “understood to be minor”. District Council, but today it should walk Gladstone Road, go to the Communication platforms had Let’s take Next part of be known as “Gloom and Doom supermarkets; we would see the been updated, including the council Council” in my opinion. stunning Endeavour model perched website, a project-specific Facebook People need to grow up, recover above us. the plunge costs spiral? our history and display the Lastly and most important, the page and a display in the foyer of Endeavour model in the city, where submissions to place the last the existing building. Re: Funding clock ticking for Re: Wastewater project group behind new proposal for costs rise again, November 13 we all go and tourists visit. Frank Endeavour models where they were A project reference group had Murphy had a lot to do with bringing far outnumbered all others, before been re-established, comprising pool, November 13 story. editorial. This is really one of those So are the biosolids that will visitors and money to Gisborne city the activists screwed the GDC. After representatives from key user things where you need to be produced from the stage- by getting the cruise ships here, so all, the citizens must be listened to, groups; “The purpose of this group do it once and do it right. two upgrade homeless? Would his view should be listened to. not the GDC telling us how things is to share project information For the sake of some minor it not have been responsible to Contrary to comments in our should be. and for the project team to gather adjustments to the plan, it find out first how they would paper, there are far more Maori ALAIN JORION feedback to inform decision- seems crazy to not do it. Lots be disposed of and to where? A making.” There was no mention in of potential to host events in likely cost scenario might have the report of any potential changes the future. Now’s the time to been helpful? Or is it just part to the design of the new 50m pool. seize the moment. of the upward spiral? Strutting, gobbling turkeys Meanwhile, across the road, Re: A pants phenomenon the flock seem unimpressed. a hangover from what seems to TONY LOFTUS GORDON WEBB . . . November 13 letter. have been unexpected success in Hello Ron, right on, you ANNE BAULD receiving a $5m grant to redevelop are not the only one. The the Midway Surf Life Saving Club — Share rural costs as well trousers being worn by these I like it that you are still of an from the “shovel-ready” Covid-19 male TV presenters seem age where concern for getting Re: On the taxing of toilets, tanker invoices to the council only to display their jewels, pants off and on again in a response and recovery fund, November 10 letter. so all ratepayers can share the somewhat like the male relatively expeditious manner announced in person by the Prime Here’s an idea — if the cost. turkeys I see on my way into is worthy of a letter to the local Minister in July along with a $40m council wants all ratepayers Maybe I should invoice the town — their tails displayed organ. grant for the pool complex — to share the cost of sewerage council for cleaning at the and their wattles all red and Long may it continue. continues to keep shovels sheathed. and water, those of us in rural roadside drain as well. wobbly. The little matter of eight years still areas should send our septic Funny though, the girls in DONALD to run on a lease for the restaurant tank cleaning and water NAOMI NEILL atop the existing clubhouse, and it [email protected] being forced out of business for up to two years during demolition and ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. construction of the new complex, is ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. ■ Always include full name and contact details. yet to be resolved. Some diligence ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. missing there it seems . . . ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 Biden solidifies win Electoral College votes finalised: 306-232 WILMINGTON, Delaware — US President-elect Joe Biden has solidified his victory over President Donald Trump after the state of Georgia MOVING went his way, leaving FORWARD Trump with little hope WITH of reversing the election PLANS: outcome through legal President- challenges and recounts. elect Joe BREAKING HIS SILENCE: US President Donald Trump has Edison Research, Biden speaks finally fronted up to media after being holed up in the White which made the call, at The Queen House for six days following the election. AFP picture also projected that theatre in North Carolina, the only Wilmington, other battleground state Delaware, last Trump makes first public with an outstanding week. vote count, would go to AP file Trump, finalising the picture remarks since his defeat electoral vote tally at 306 for Biden to 232 for overturn Biden’s lead by the government and briefings, real-time WASHINGTON, DC — US would be in the White House after Trump. in at least three states, drugmakers to develop information about our President Donald Trump has broken January, despite having almost no The numbers gave but he has so far failed effective treatments engagements around his silence today, but shows no chance of overturning the result. Biden, a Democrat, a to produce evidence for the coronavirus the world,” Psaki said. sign of conceding, six days after “I will not go — this resounding defeat over that he could do so in pandemic. “Because you don’t know Joe Biden won the US election. administration will not be going Trump in the Electoral any of them. States face Biden officials, what you don’t know.” Trump made a statement from into a lockdown. College, equal to the a December 8 “safe meanwhile, said they Biden would be the White House’s Rose Garden “Hopefully the . . . whatever 306 votes Trump, a harbour” deadline to would press forward briefed by his own group this morning NZT, talking about happens in the future, who knows Republican, won to certify their elections with their transition, of national-security Operation Warp Speed, the Covid-19 which administration it will be . . . defeat Hillary Clinton, a and choose electors for identifying legislative experts next week, vaccine development and delivery “I guess time will tell.” 2016 victory that Trump the Electoral College, priorities, reviewing she said. He met with programme. It was the first time Trump called a “landslide”. which will officially federal agency policies transition advisers He spoke of the vaccine and said had spoken on camera since the While Trump had select the new president and preparing to fill again today at his there would be no lockdown “under election was called for Biden. yet to concede, Biden on 14 December. thousands of jobs in the Delaware beach house any circumstances” while his While Trump has yet to concede officials reiterated they A Michigan state new administration. where he is mapping administration was in charge. the election, he has been active on were moving ahead court today rejected a “We’re charging ahead out his approach to He falsely claimed the research Twitter with claims of voter fraud. with transition efforts request by Trump to with the transition,” the pandemic and and development of Pfizer’s However, this morning, Biden’s regardless. block the certification of Jen Psaki — a senior prepares to name his top Covid-19 vaccine was funded by win was solidified after the state Although the national votes in Detroit, which adviser to Biden’s appointees, including Operation Warp Speed. of Georgia went his way, leaving popular vote does not went heavily in favour transition team, said on Cabinet members. Coronavirus cases in the US Trump little hope of reversing the determine the election of Biden. And lawyers a conference call, while Trump’s refusal to have passed 11 million today. outcome through legal challenges outcome, Biden was for Trump’s campaign stressing that Biden accept defeat has stalled Trump said “time would tell” who and recounts. — RNZ, Reuters ahead by more than dropped a lawsuit in still needs “real-time the official transition. 5.3 million votes, or 3.4 Arizona after the final information” from the The federal agency that percentage points. His vote count rendered it Trump administration to releases funding to an share of the popular moot. deal with the resurgent incoming president-elect, China congratulates Biden vote, at 50.8 percent, Federal election pandemic and national the General Services was slightly higher than security officials have security threats. Administration, has BEIJING — China today became Harris.” Ronald Reagan’s share found no evidence that Psaki urged Trump’s yet to recognise Biden’s one of the last major countries to Wang gave no reason for the of the vote in 1980 when any voting system White House to victory, denying him congratulate US President-elect Joe delay in response but said, “the he defeated Jimmy deleted or lost votes, allow Biden and Vice access to federal office Biden, who is expected to make few result will be confirmed according to Carter. changed votes, “or was in President-elect Kamala space and resources. changes to US policy in conflicts US laws and procedures”. Trump, a Republican, any way compromised’’, Harris to receive daily Fox News with Beijing over trade, technology US-Chinese relations have has claimed, without two security groups intelligence briefings on correspondent, Geraldo and security. plunged to their lowest level in evidence, that he was said in a statement potential threats around Rivera — a Trump China, along with Russia, decades amid a tariff war over cheated by widespread released by the lead US the world. confidant, said he had avoided joining the throngs that Beijing’s technology ambitions and election fraud and has cybersecurity agency. “With every day that spoken to the president congratulated Biden last weekend trade surplus, accusations of spying refused to concede. State Trump later on in passes, it becomes more by phone on Friday and after he and vice presidential and tension over human rights, the election officials report the day made his first concerning that our that Trump had given running mate Kamala Harris secured coronavirus pandemic, Hong Kong, no serious irregularities public remarks since national security team him the impression that enough Electoral College votes to and control of the South China Sea. however, and several of Biden was projected as and the president-elect he would follow the unseat President Donald Trump. Trump has labelled China a his legal challenges have the election’s winner on and the vice president- US Constitution and “We respect the choice of the security threat and imposed export failed in court. November 7. elect do not have surrender his office after American people,” said a foreign curbs and other sanctions on To win a second term, He addressed the access to those threat every vote was counted. ministry spokesman, Wang Wenbin. Chinese companies. Trump would need to nation on the efforts assessments, intelligence — Reuters/RNZ “We congratulate Mr Biden and Ms — AP Even the pope considers US election race to be over

VATICAN CITY — It was not humanity around the world”. President Emmanuel Macron with Trump’s secretary of state, exactly divine intervention, but Biden said he hoped to work and German Chancellor Angela Mike Pompeo, in September, even the pope considered the US with Pope Francis on issues such Merkel. citing rules against such sit- presidential race to be over. as climate change, poverty and They have all congratulated downs during election periods. President-elect Joe Biden, immigration. him on winning and considered Pope Francis last visited the US a life-long Roman Catholic, News of the pontiff’s call came the election to have been settled. in 2015. spoke to Pope Francis on even as some Catholic bishops Having the pope on board, too, Known for advocating for Thursday (local time), despite in the US had been declining to likely had special significance openness on issues like gay US President Donald Trump acknowledge Biden’s victory. for Biden. rights, the environment and refusing to concede. On Tuesday, for example, He was just the second religious tolerance, Pope Francis Trump claims — without Bishop Joseph Strickland of Catholic to be elected president has been embraced by some evidence — that the election was Tyler, Texas, tweeted that Biden in US history, and the first since liberals as furthering their stolen from him through massive and Vice President-elect Kamala John F. Kennedy. causes. but unspecified acts of fraud. Harris supported “the slaughter Biden speaks frequently and In its statement, the Biden Biden’s transition team said in of innocents” at any point during openly about the importance transition team said the a statement that the president- pregnancy. of faith in his life and attends president-elect told the pontiff elect had thanked Pope Francis Biden has said he accepted Mass near his home in he would like to work together for “extending blessings and church doctrine about abortion Wilmington, Delaware, nearly to further “a shared belief in congratulations” and they also on a personal level, but does not every week. the dignity and equality of all noted Biden’s appreciation of the want to impose that belief on No matter what their faith humankind, on issues such as pope’s acknowledgement. everyone. was, however, American caring for the marginalised and Biden also saluted the Biden has had several phone politicians were often eager the poor, addressing the crisis of ‘I JUST CALLED TO SAY . . . pontiff’s “leadership in calls this week with foreign to meet with the pope when climate change, and welcoming YOU WON’: Pope Francis has promoting peace, reconciliation, leaders, including British Prime travelling near Rome, although and integrating immigrants.” called to congratulate Joe Biden and the common bonds of Minister Boris Johnson, French Pope Francis declined to meet — AP on his election win. AP file picture The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 WORLD 15 Election officials reject Trump’s ‘rigged’ claims

WASHINGTON, DC — It is hard to put it any more US president bluntly: “There is no evidence that any voting system (in this election) deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any silent as way compromised.” Rejecting US President Donald Trump’s persistent virus surges fraud claims, a broad coalition of top government and industry officials has declared WASHINGTON, DC — US President Donald that the vote counting Trump has publicly disengaged from the battle unfolded smoothly, with no against the coronavirus at a moment when the more than the usual minor disease is tearing across the United States at hiccups. an alarming pace. The election was, they Trump, fresh off his election loss to declared while having to President-elect Joe Biden, remains angry resort to Trump’s style of that an announcement about the progress in dramatic language, “the most developing a vaccine for the disease came secure in American history”. after Election Day. Aides say he has shown The statement, which was little interest in the growing crisis, even as made late on Thursday (local new confirmed cases are skyrocketing and time) by the Cybersecurity hospital intensive care units in parts of the and Infrastructure Security country are nearing capacity. Agency, amounted to the Public health experts worry that Trump’s most direct repudiation to refusal to take action on the pandemic or to date of Trump’s efforts to co-ordinate with Biden during the final two undermine the integrity of ‘MOST SECURE US ELECTION EVER!’: A member of the Allegheny County Return Board months of his presidency will only worsen the the contest, and it echoed the processes the remaining absentee and mail-in Allegheny County ballots on Thursday (local time) effects of the virus and hinder the nation’s assertions that had been made in Pennsylvania. Behind him at the top left of this photo, a large screen showing the election ability to swiftly distribute a vaccine next year. repeatedly by election experts centre from every angle can be clearly seen. Late on Thursday, a broad coalition of top US The president’s silence comes as numerous and state officials. government and election-security officials released a statement that echoed the assertions made White House and campaign officials have The president was not by election experts that the US election had been handled with integrity. AP picture tested positive for the virus in recent days, impressed. including White House chief of staff, Mark He tweeted on Friday that the Trump Administration Rigged Election!” Trump filed legal challenges — Meadows. Democrats have complained did in making 2020 the most tweeted. complaining that their poll ■ The US has recorded over 243,000 for years about unsafe secure election ever. He did not elaborate, but watchers were unable to Covid-related deaths since the pandemic elections but “Now they are “Actually this is true, except he and his supporters have closely watch the voting and began. — AP saying what a wonderful job for what the Democrats did. charged repeatedly — and counting. — AP Italy hits new daily high of 41,000 Covid cases NAPLES — Italy hit a new high of coronavirus cases. The country reported nearly 41,000 coronavirus cases. 550 deaths on Friday, bringing the known The regions of Campania and Tuscany death toll there to more than 44,100. were designated “red zones”, signalling the dire condition of the hospitals that Other Covid-related news: were struggling with new admissions. Italy’s new cases meant the virus had ■ Top US infectious disease expert, reached 650 per 100,000 Italians. Dr Anthony Fauci, has suggested Densely-populated Campania, which making mask-wearing mandatory at includes Naples, had 4079 cases. Thanksgiving (November 26) gatherings That was the third-highest daily total in the US this year; behind Lombardy, with 10,634, and ■ US states are ramping up for their Piedmont, with 5258; both regions of biggest vaccination drive in US history; which had been designated red zones ■ Brazil has recorded 164,000 Covid- since last week. related deaths, giving it the second- Tuscany had added 2478 cases. highest death toll, behind the US; Naples Mayor Luigi de Magistris told ■ India’s festive mood ahead of Diwali The Associated Press that “the health is raising fears of increased cases there. system is under massive pressure and on India has recorded 129,000 Covid-related the verge of collapse.’’ deaths, giving it the third-highest death Italy now had 1.1 million confirmed toll in the world. — AP, agencies

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Meeting of Members TUESDAY 24 November 2020 that the Annual General FULLTIME Gisborne, on Saturday Meeting of Te POSITIONS ORDINARY of the Poverty Bay Turf 9am Hauora Tairāwhiti Board 28th November 2020, TAHORA 2C2 Club Inc will be held at Runanganui o Ngati INCORPORATION - AVAILABLE BUSINESS: Venue: Hauora Tairāwhiti Boardroom commencing at Porou is scheduled to LoneStar Restaurant, TAPERE STATION Volunteer Manager, Or Virtual, by Live stream 10.30am. be held as follows: 1. To conirm the Inner Harbour, 60 The Social Worker, Minutes of the Annual Go to Youtube and search ‘Hauora BUSINESS CALL FOR Esplanade, Gisborne, Date: Saturday, NOMINATIONS FOR Office Manager General Meeting Wednesday 25th Tairawhiti’ held on Monday 18 1. Welcome. 28 November 2020 COMMITTEE OF and Cook. November 2020 at The public is welcome to attend the ‘Public 2. Apologies. MANAGEMENT November 2019. 5.30pm. Venue: Hinerupe Marae Go to 2. To receive and Included’ section of these meetings onsite. 3. 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Karakia, mihi, Cochrane Street (Off the Board of the 2019/2020 year. papers/ 3 days prior to the meeting. caused by the apologies, opening Election of Oicers retirement by rotation Chalmers Road), Gis- Management statement borne on Thursday, b. Men’s Committee General Business www.hauoratairawhiti.org.nzwww.hauor.hauor.hauora.hauoratairatairtairawtairtairawhiti.orawhiti.orhiti.orhiti.org.nzg.nz of John Puha who 2. Approval of minutes 06 869 0500 being eligible offers 10th December 2020 Members All inancial Members 421 Ormondmond RRoad for Te Runanganui o commencing at 1pm. 4. General Business requested to attend Gisborne himself for re- Ngati Porou AGM election and is auto- held 23 November Nominations are now in matically nominated. 2019 open for the election of Whāia to Hauroa i Roto i te Kotahitanga 5. Note (1) Nomination 3. Report on the THREE persons to the A Healthier Tairāwhiti by Working Together duly completed by operations of the committee of manage- Meetings nominator and can- Ngati Porou Group ment. didate must be lodged for the 2019/2020 Meetings at the Trust office, 1 Pene Brown and Stan PŌTAKA MARAE AGM Income Year Pardoe retire by Peel Street, Gisborne, 4. Presentation of 6 December 2020, 10.30am POTIKIRUA INCORPORATION AGM no later than rotation and being Annual Report and eligible, offer them- At Pōtaka Marae Saturday 5th December 2020 10.30am Wednesday audited Consolidated 25th November selves for re-election. Financial Statements There is one vacancy AGENDA Kauaetangohia Marae 2020. for the Ngati Porou (2)Proxy forms and due to the passing of Karakia Whangaparaoa, Cape Runaway Group for the John Ruru. The vacant power of attorney 2019/2020 Income Mihi must be lodged at the position is for a 9am Registration Year one-year term. Ngā Mate 10am meeting starts Trust office by 5. Presentation of the Apologies 10.30am Thursday Five Year Strategic Nominations must be Adoption of minutes of previous AGM AGENDA: 26th November Plan & progress of made in writing on the Correspondence Karakia 2020. the Annual Plan of prescribed form and Presentation of Financial Performance Mihimihi 6. Chairperson’s Report. Te Runanganui o signed by the share- Apologies 7. Presentation of Ngati Porou holder nominator and Appointment/conirmation of Auditor Accounts & Reports the nominee. A short Reports: Adoption of minutes from previous AGM & 6. Appointment of for the year ended 30 Auditor for the one-page CV including • Chairperson Matters Arising June 2020. Chairperson’s Report 2020/2021 Income photo, outlining quali- • Project Manager 8. Appointment of Year fications and experience GORDON’S • Takutai Audited Financial Report Auditor. 7. General Business must accompany the PHARMACY Appointment of Auditor and Share Valuer 9. General Business. nomination form. • Rūnanga Hakari will be provided We are looking for a Election/conirmation of Elections Shareholders are Those CV’s received new Retail Assistant! If at the conclusion of the before Wednesday 18th • Delegates/proxies to Takutai and welcome to join the hui. you are interested in ELECTIONS: Current members standing meeting via ZOOM, November 2020 will be Te Rūnanga of Te Whānau down by rotation and available for re-election becoming the newest • Trustees – Two positions on you will need to register Bus Transportation distributed to all valued member of the are Edward Matchitt and Eruera Ruwhiu. your email address with within the Ngati Porou shareholders with Gordon’s Pharmacy rotation Nominations shall be in writing and signed by rohe will be available known addresses along Karakia BDO Gisborne either team, then now is your the shareholder making the nomination and by email to mbu@ from Gisborne to with their meeting chance. Lunch will be provided excepted in writing by the person nominated. bdo.co.nz or phone 06 Hinerupe Marae notices. Nomination Nomination forms must be lodged at the 869 1400. return. forms are available • People person Nau mai Haere mai from the office of the • Computer savvy Potikirua oice no later than the end of day DARYL GOLDSMITH Please contact Rakai Tina Poi (Pōtaka Marae Trustee Chairperson) Secretary of the • Merchandising skills Tuesday, the 1st of December 2020. Chairperson Papuni on 0800 676 • Excellent 768 or 06 867 9960 if Incorporation: Election of Trustees Proxy forms must must be lodged at the communication skills Potikirua oice no later than 10am, Thursday you have bus enquiries. Coates Associates Ltd • A love of retail • Two (2) trustees are to be elected to replace the 3rd of December 2020. Copies of the material Corner Childers Road • Training will be Matekino Smith, who has resigned, and Having to be presented to the and Cobden Street provided GENERAL BUSINESS: GISBORNE Taha Kemara who, by rotation, is available AGM may be inspected This role has the Any items for general business must be a garage at Te Runanganui o 06 867 0015 for re-election [email protected] potential to be a part- lodged with the chairperson 3 days before the sale Ngati Porou Gisborne time or full position. • Nomination forms are to received by the meeting for consideration by the Potikirua and Ruatoria offices Nominations must be Please apply by Secretary by committee of management. 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36245-02 24 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 Most Aussie borders to Ethiopia claims big be opened by Christmas advance CANBERRA — Australians state freely. will be able to travel between all states and territories International students face in Tigray except Western Australia longer delays by Christmas, under a new agreement struck between the More than 400,000 ADDIS ABABA — Ethiopia’s Prime nation’s leaders. Australians have returned Minister Abiy Ahmed says the country’s Prime Minister Scott home from abroad since the military has defeated forces in the west of Morrison said the national outbreak of the pandemic. Tigray state, accusing his foes of atrocities Cabinet had also agreed to A further 30,000 Australians during a week of fighting that threatens to public health measures to were still seeking to return destabilise the Horn of Africa. ensure states and territories home. Human rights group Amnesty remained open in 2021. Morrison said the list of International said scores and possibly While Western Australia people wanting to return hundreds of civilians had been stabbed and was easing some border had continued to grow as hacked to death in the region on November restrictions, travellers from conditions deteriorated 9, citing witnesses. New South Wales (NSW) and overseas, with the northern Amnesty said it had not been able Victoria must continue to hemisphere heading into to independently confirm who was quarantine upon arrival. winter. responsible, but the group said the “It also is a plan that He said the national priority witnesses had blamed fighters loyal to importantly embeds public NEW AGREEMENT STRUCK: Prime Minister Scott Morrison was getting Australians Tigray’s local leaders. health metrics in ensuring said the task in regards to reopening his country’s borders was home first, which meant Air strikes and ground combat between that when Australia opens to ‘reopen safely and then stay safely open’. AFP picture pilot programmes to bring government forces and the Tigray People’s safely it remains open safely,” international students into Liberation Front (TPLF) have killed Morrison said. “The task is to reopen safely ahead of South Australia Australia were unlikely to hundreds, sent refugees flooding into “That’s incredibly and then to stay safely open,” confirming it would reopen happen this year. Sudan, stirred Ethiopia’s ethnic divisions important.” he said. its border to Victoria on “There is frustration at and raised questions over the credentials of He said states that were “By staying safely open, December 1. the moment because we had Abiy — Africa’s youngest leader who won a reopening could learn from you are giving confidence to Queensland Premier hoped to be further ahead on Nobel Peace Prize in 2019. NSW, which he dubbed as businesses, to people in jobs, Annastacia Palaszczuk also this by now, but the fact is “The western region of Tigray has been being “battle hardened”. and to people who are making announced a major overhaul there are many Australians liberated,” Abiy said in a tweet. Morrison said Australians decisions about their future of Covid-19 restrictions in her in vulnerable situations and The 44-year-old leader comes from the also needed to accept that and what they’re going to do. state. they’re seeking to get home largest ethnic group — the Oromo — and checking into venues, A ‘stop-start, stop- Queenslanders would be too,” the prime minister once fought with the Tigrayans against maintaining social-distancing start’ approach would not allowed to gather in greater explained. neighbouring Eritrea. measures and adhering to provide that reassurance to numbers, but there was “That must take priority, With communications down and media other Covid-safe measures Australians, he added. no easing of its hot-spot and I am sure the university barred, independent verification of the were the new normal parts of The National Cabinet declarations, which dictated sector would understand that.” status of the conflict was impossible. Australian life. agreement was announced who could travel into the — ABC story via RNZ — Reuters story via RNZ Diwali 2020: India in festive mood despite Covid risk

NEW DELHI — Crowds were filling shopping areas ahead of the Diwali, Hindu festival of lights, on Saturday. The mood was happy and joyous, and the crowds were raising the hopes of India’s distressed business communities after months of lockdown losses. People who had restricted their purchases to just the essentials for months were in a celebratory mood and traders were lapping it up, said Praveen Khandelwal, the general secretary of the Confederation of All India Traders. “The past three days have seen a tremendous increase in customer foot traffic in shopping markets for festival purchases,” he said. However, among the millions SMILES, LIGHTS AND JOY: Above left, Indians shop on the eve of the Hindu festival of lights — Diwali — in Jammu, on Friday. Below of shoppers, a large number of left, a clown smiles in a market place in New Delhi. Diwali is one of Hinduism’s most important festivals, dedicated to the worship of the people were still seen ignoring goddess of wealth — Lakshmi. Above right and below right, the north Indian city of Ayodhya kept its Guinness World Record for a second mask-wearing and social- year by lighting 584,572 oil lamps and keeping them burning for at least 45 minutes as part of the celebrations. AP pictures distancing measures in the major Indian cities and towns. India has confirmed more than 8.7 million cases of the coronavirus infection — the second-highest number of cases in the world. Nevertheless, the celebrations were going ahead, with people refusing to let Covid ruin their plans. India’s Hindu festival draws throngs of people every year into temples and shopping districts and families gather to exchange gifts. The north Indian city of Ayodhya kept its Guinness World Record for a second year on Friday by lighting 584,572 oil lamps and keeping them burning for at least 45 minutes, as part of the celebration of Diwali. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 FOCUS ON THE LAND 25

FAMILY WIN: The Rau family had a great day last Friday when Malcolm and Caroline hosted their Gisborne-Wairoa Federated Farmers ‘Farm of the Year field day. Puketia Station at Matawai was buzzing with activity for what was described as an ‘inspiring day’ for those who attended. The Rau clan were rapt with how it went. From left, Fritha, Malcolm, Murdoch, Caroline, Isobel, and Malcolm’s parents Liz and Laurence Rau. Congratulations to all — MR. Picture supplied

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OPINION by Kate MacNamara, NZ Herald And abroad, this country has one $2.6 trillion EU are not showing much early promise behemoth customer: China. It soaked Indian economy either. Market access proposals landed THERE’S a new face poring over New up about a quarter of our $83 billion of in the partnership this year and Bailey, who represents New Zealand’s portfolio of trade prospects, but exports last year, a proportion that has last October Zealand’s largest export sector, called in many ways Damien O’Connor is an old been rising steadily. And in case that and he was lead them “insulting”. hand. customer turns belligerent, exporters are minister when In the meantime, exporters are getting New Zealand’s new Minister for Trade keen to secure what many delicately call India withdrew nervous about another thorny issue, the will need that experience to secure any of “optionality”. in deference to unresolved question of how the UK and the new markets the country’s exporters Australian businesses are scrambling powerful domestic EU propose to split New Zealand’s tariff- are eyeing (last term he was Minister for to find exactly that in the face of a fresh interests that free quota for goods currently sold into Trade and Export Growth and he’s held wave of Chinese trade retribution for feared a deluge of the EU including the UK. the export-heavy agriculture brief since Australian foreign policy. cheap imports. The EU and the UK plan to split 2017). Earlier this year, Beijing imposed stiff New Zealand the New Zealand quota 50/50 next New Zealand has two important new tariffs on Australian barley, put limits already enjoys year, an arrangement that would allow trade deals under negotiation, one with on beef imports and initiated an anti- free trade with Minister for Trade significantly less market flexibility. New the United Kingdom and the other with dumping investigation into Australian all of the group’s Damien O’Connor Zealand exporters have called the plan the European Union. wine. It is now playing a marginally more other members, “discriminatory”. But so far, there’s been Exporters also retain somewhat dim subtle game of blocking and hampering and RCEP now offers very little beyond no resolution through the World Trade hopes that under the presidency of Joe Australian products arriving in China the status quo. Organisation, where New Zealand and Biden, the US will join Pacific countries, While New Zealand has so far avoided The UK likely constitutes O’Connor’s other similarly affected countries have including New Zealand, in the CPTPP the kind of tension that has flared best hope of finding meaningful new taken up their case. free-trade agreement. The US helped between Australia and China, that trade in this term of government, In the meantime, the backdrop to the negotiate its predecessor, the TPP, under continuation is by no means assured. although it is by no means assured. world’s trading order has changed with President Barack Obama, when Biden Our growing reliance of China has been It is starting at the beginning with the US election. And Biden’s ascendance was Vice-President, but President Donald the source of great wealth, but it has also New Zealand, even as it races to ink a has fanned hope that the world’s largest Trump subsequently withdrew from the brought mounting anxiety. permanent agreement with the EU before economy will adopt a more open posture deal before ratification. There has been hope for years that a Brexit transition period runs out at the to global trade after Trump’s years of The importance of new markets is not a new trading bloc known as RCEP end of the year. rising tariffs. so much that New Zealand is suffering (the Regional Comprehensive Economic “I believe it’s possible for the UK to It’s a snarl of competing interests that for want of buyers for its goods, primarily Partnership) would help bring us greater conclude a deal with New Zealand before will take O’Connor a long way from his dairy, meat, logs and fruit, and services market diversity. the EU, but I admit it might not be West Coast farming roots. But while like tourism and education. Rather, it But RCEP is slated to be signed practical,” says Malcolm Bailey, chair of he isn’t interested in getting his hands is that New Zealand has only a tiny imminently, and nobody is more aware of the New Zealand Dairy Association, who on any actual American carrots, he’s domestic market to cushion export its deficiencies than O’Connor. It was he is watching closely. certainly got some beef and butter he’d shocks. who talked up the prospect of the New Zealand’s negotiations with the like to push.

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36017-02 25676-01 36143-01 122฀Disraeli฀Street,฀Gisborne฀•฀Phone฀06฀867฀1613฀•฀offi฀[email protected] 26 FOCUS ON THE LAND The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 THE Equine Artifi cial Insemination STOCk Applications by Andrew Cribb 32574-05 REPORT Director/veterinarian at open for red East Coast Farm Vets AI involves the collection of semen from meat industry a male, usually of superior genetic merit, followed by the transfer of that semen scholarships into a sexually receptive female at the time of ovulation. Success results STUDENTS considering a in fertilisation of the egg and an embryo starts to grow. AI in horses was  rst reported in Arab future career in New Zealand’s horses in 1322!!! red meat sector are encouraged ere are many advantages in the use of to apply for a Meat Industry equine AI, including the following: Association Scholarship. Six undergraduate scholarships • Greater eff ective use of a genetically superior stallion - the collected semen may be providing $5000 a year for each diluted in a special solution of nutrients and year of study and four post- antibiotics known as extender. graduate awards of $10,000 a year for each year of study will • Allowing mares to be bred at the best time for conception. be awarded to the successful applicants. • Allowing the covering of problem mares that cannot be mated from natural service. Such Sirma Karapeeva, chief problems include skeletal abnormalities executive of the Meat Industry or weaknesses, laminitis, navicular, highly Association, said the awards are strung or nervous mares, as well as mares SPRING LAMBS ON SHOW: The small yarding at the weekly Matawhero sheep sale aimed at scholars who are looking who suff er from post-coital endometritis. yesterday included the first of the season’s spring lambs. These 33 healthy spring to contribute their skills to New • Removal of geographical restrictions: one of lambs from Raroa Station at Tolaga Bay sold for $98. Picture by Trevor Brown Zealand’s largest manufacturing the main economic advantages of AI is that industry. it enables individuals that are geographically “Our scholarships provide a isolated to be mated without the need for great pathway for undergraduate transportation of animals over long, and Spring lambs debut at Matawhero or graduate students into what often prohibitive, distances. Semen is now is a productive, innovative chilled and transported worldwide and, as by Trevor Brown Best prices — and progressive sector. There the success of freezing semen improves, are significant and exciting geographical barriers cease to exist. SPRING lambs made their first Prime ewes: Bruce Farming Ltd, 8, opportunities for young people.” • h ere is no need to send mares away for appearance at the weekly Matawhero $200; Ahirau P/S — Langer, 34, $180; D.S Applications can come from expensive grazing across the country – it can sheep sale yesterday, where a total of 350 Lane, 3, $179; I.H and L.J Kirkpatrick across a wide range of fields now all be done on your property. sheep were sold. P/S, 4, $147; Kelly Wilson, 2, $140; of study that are relevant to • Assistance in the preservation of rare breeds: Prices were down slightly on recent Grants Panel Shop, 5, $120. meat processing, marketing or the collection and storage of semen from sales. Prime lambs: V.C and J.L Hill — L/S, exporting. rare breeds can be used to help to guarantee their perpetuation. This week’s rain was welcomed by all 1, $170; Stacey M Brew, 1, $162; Grants That includes food sciences and grass is currently rocketing away, Panel Shop, 2, $157, 1, $122; I.H and and engineering, agribusiness, • Aiding in the control of disease: the use of AI can aid in disease control as semen can be the quality of pastures being excellent. L.J Kirkpatrick, 9, $141, 6, $107; commerce, environmental science, Bruce Farming Ltd sold eight prime Matuku Trust, 3, $134; Kelly Wilson, 3, international marketing, process tested prior to insemination. h e addition of antibiotics to semen extenders also reduces ewes for $200 and V.C and J.L Hill sold $122. design and industrial innovation. the chances of venereal transmission of one prime old-season lamb for $170. I.H Store spring male lambs: Raroa Scholarship applications must bacterial diseases when compared with the and L.J Kirkpatrick sold a pen of 14 Station, 33, $98, 56, $75, 44, $50, 11, $30. be submitted by December 1. risk with natural service. prime four-tooth wethers for $141. Store spring mixed-sex lambs: Kelly For further details and Cull rams sold from $115.50 down to Wilson, 6, $50, 7, $26. to download an application • Encouragement of routine examination $90. Ewes with lambs at foot (all counted): form, please visit the “Join the of the mare’s reproductive tract: prior to insemination, a mare’s tract will be examined Raroa Station at Tolaga Bay sent 114 G.J Sim — V/O, 5 ewes, 6 lambs, $90; Industry” section at www.mia. internally to ascertain the suitability of that spring store lambs, and the first pen of Willows Agriculture Ltd, 18 ewes and 18 co.nz or contact Kevin Cresswell mare for insemination. As a result, problems 33 ram lambs sold for $98. The 13 store lambs, $80; Paul Hatten, 8 ewes and 9 on 04 495 8377. that may otherwise have gone unnoticed ewes sold from $97 down to $61. lambs, $80. are identified and others are diagnosed earlier, thus facilitating more rapid and more successful treatment. Arti cial insemination (AI) is today’s breeding standard for many types of horses. We have several mares that have been inseminated over the past few weeks and we have had our  rst con rmed pregnancy scan at Feedback sought on 16 days for our  rst inseminated mare – so it’s been a great start to the season!! If you are thinking about the AI process in your mare, please give us a call and we can walk you through the process. low-slope map flaws EQUINE EVENING #2 Coming in December THE Ministry for the Environment “The key piece of information farmers all seeking.” (MfE) is seeking farmer feedback on the need to provide is their address. While B+LNZ acknowledges the basic anomalies identified in the low-slope They also need to provide supporting principle of the rule and agrees that Guaranteed map, particularly relating to sheep and information to give MfE an in-depth more intensively farmed stock on low- beef farms. understanding of where the issues slope land should be fenced off from eff ective animal The map, which is at the heart of stock are and the scope and scale of the rivers or streams over one-metre wide, exclusion regulations, has incorrectly inaccuracies.” extensively grazed land, including land health advice identified large areas of steep land as above 10 degrees, should not require being low slope and this has significant stock exclusion by fencing. implications for the management of The Ministry is looking to “Given the scale of the inaccuracies, rolling and hill country. B+LNZ would prefer the map was This type of country was not originally farmers to help build a picture replaced with a general rule that intended to be captured by the stock of the scale of the mapping Regional Councils would be empowered exclusion regulations. inaccuracy to help them identify to give effect to. The Ministry is looking to farmers to “This could be through either a 10 help to build a picture of the scale of the what the potential solutions may degree slope-trigger based at the paddock mapping inaccuracy to help them identify be. scale or by undertaking their own what the potential solutions may be. regional mapping.” This includes asking farmers to fill in If farmers want to email MfE directly, a form stating their location so they can they should include their address, the get a sense of the scale of the issues in She says B+LNZ is strongly issues they have with the area identified different parts of the country. encouraging affected farmers to engage on the low-slope map, and stock grazed B+LNZ’s environment strategy in this process as this will help the on this land. manager Corina Jordan encourages organisation advocate the Government, They could also include information farmers to fill in the form, saying it’s on behalf of farmers, to find sensible about the length of fenced streams, but relatively straightforward and provides solutions quickly to the issues identified. this is optional. 868 8616 useful prompts to ensure all information “We continue to work closely with The feedback form is available on the is included. the Government to find a way forward Ministry for the Environment website or 349 Childers Road There is also the option of emailing on regulations that are impractical to on https://tinyurl.com/y4v4csre MfE directly to express concerns about implement on-farm and don’t have the Or farmers can send an email directly (Cnr Childers Rd & Carnarvon St) the map and its functionality. positive environmental outcomes we are 31663-15 to [email protected] The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 RACING 27

Waverley races at Waverley Sunday Jetbet 4 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 6 86s King’s Empire (9) 58.5 46 S O’Malley (a3) 5 R&L Freight/Total Logs Haulage 1.55 3 Ps972 Class Above (3) 59.5 64 S O’Malley (a3) 5 1s8s8 Roc Ya Sox (11) 57 67 S Collett Race 1: IRISH FLARE, THE RATTLIN’ BOG, ZEROED 7 8 Hesacitiboy (2) 58.5 45 J Fawcett 4 5331s Cage Phyta (9) 59 63 D Johnson 6 42671 Spiderman (8) 57 67 8 The Den Keeper (7) 58.5 45 R Elliot $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m 5 01233 Quiz Kid (11) 59 63 J Riddell 7 0s836 Batchelor Babe (4) 56 69 H Schofer (a2) Race 2: CAPITAL GAINS, SILENT APPROACH, KING FAROUK 9 s0s43 Silent Approach (10) 56.5 51 1 436s7 Royal Patch (11) 60 65 L Hemi 6 05994 Thomas Aquinas (5) 59 63 T Thornton 8 6187s Bridal Veil (2) 56 69 L Allpress Race 3: MELODIOUS, KAITLIN ROSE, LINCOLN’S KRUZ S J Macnab (a1) 2 320s3 Ginger Too (1) 59 63 C Burdan (a2) 7 15059 Fattore Otto (1) 57.5 60 H Schofer (a2) 9 13245 Way Above (1) 55 63 S J Macnab (a1) Race 4: XPLOSION, MOGADOR, IF YOU DANCE 10 50348 Hermes (14) 56.5 50 3 1s2s6 Holsty (7) 59 63 S Collett 8 9s61 The Big Boss (2) 57 63 S J Macnab (a1) 10 s0s21 Cast In Bronze (6) 54 62 F Lazet (a4) Race 5: ZOULUMINOUS, GLAMOUR, GINGER TOO 11 Made Of Gold (4) 56.5 45 R J Bishop 4 0120 Cooga Moon (4) 57 63 F Lazet (a4) 9 62588 Wholetthefoxout (13) 56.5 58 R J Bishop 11 61907 Sassenach (3) 54 59 T Taiaroa (a3) Race 6: OCEANS EIGHT, VINCERE, COLYTON SKY 12 0 Senoritas Girl (5) 56.5 45 M Kareem (a3) 5 — Satriani SCRATCHED 10 s0000 Miss Gidget (6) 55.5 60 B Ansell (a3) 12 35008 Zena Belle (7) 54 56 L Hemi 11 93638 Porotene Charm (15) 55 59 L Hemi Race 7: QUIZ KID, ALBARON, FATTORE OTTO 13 0 Charms Star (13) 55 45 L Hemi 6 0865s Red Red Robin (10) 56.5 62 R J Bishop 10 Summit Electrical 4.50 Race 8: DESERT MIRAGE, BONNY EZRA, SHAKESPEARE 14 Soprano Supreme (11) 55 45 7 6s9s0 Regal Reward (2) 56.5 58 H Schofer (a2) 12 63009 Brian Boru (14) 55 55 F Lazet (a4) 13 3s087 Deep Blue (7) 55 55 S Collett Race 9: RANGITATA, FABULOUS FLIGHT, SPIDERMAN 8 34656 Glamour (9) 56 61 T Thornton $10,000, maiden, 1650m 3 Markhams/Treadwell Gordon 12.45 9 643s0 Got The Call (12) 56 61 14 20988 That’s Funny (8) 54.5 58 1 5s302 Hijacked (9) 58.5 52 S O’Malley (a3) Race 10: MISTEREX, EXQUISITE PEARL, SEQUOIA DAWN 10 14s00 Zouluminous (6) 56 61 D Johnson EMERGENCIES: $10,000, maiden, 1400m 2 0s585 Sir Caleb (3) 58.5 47 S Collett Race 11: HIT THE ROAD JACK, NO COMPROMISE, YOLO 11 5s600 Shady Grey (8) 56 57 L Allpress 15 779s7 Mister Geronimo (16) 55 55 3 06059 Roni (13) 58.5 46 M K Hudson (a3) 1 93s Rusty O’Ceirin (1) 58.5 51 R J Bishop 12 99444 Play The Field (3) 55.5 60 M K Hudson (a3) 16 59200 Stormy Habit (10) 56 57 4 00 Favoloso (12) 58.5 45 R J Bishop 2 37904 Lincoln’s Kruz (8) 58.5 50 J Riddell 13 55s06 Bangles (5) 54 55 B Ansell (a3) 3 Katchit (5) 58.5 47 S Collett 8 Steelform Grp Waverley Cup 3.40 5 77 Misterex (8) 58.5 45 H Schofer (a2) 4 s3780 You Are So Vain (13) 58.5 45 S O’Malley (a3) 6 Wanganui Motors 2.30 6 s9063 Sequoia Dawn (2) 56.5 51 D Bradley $50,000, rating 74 benchmark, 2200m 7 9s395 Behind Blue Eyes (1) 56.5 50 5 Connery (14) 57 45 B Ansell (a3) $10,000, maiden, 1200m 6 503 Kaitlin Rose (2) 56.5 51 T Taiaroa (a3) 1 8s004 Shadow King (9) 62.5 79 S O’Malley (a3) C Burdan (a2) 7 52s86 Glide Queen (6) 56.5 50 C Burdan (a2) 1 3203s Lincoln Hanover (14) 58.5 54 F Lazet (a4) 2 s0066 Italian Lover (8) 59.5 77 R J Bishop 8 36s48 Martina Rose (7) 56.5 49 D Johnson SCRATCHED 3 16s24 Bonny Ezra (18) 59.5 73 J Riddell 8 5s Spirit O’Phee (12) 56.5 47 L Hemi 2 — Rakuten 9 544s8 Quatromosa (14) 56.5 49 S J Macnab (a1) 4 s7112 Shakespeare (1) 59.5 73 L Allpress 10 45s98 Voralto (5) 56.5 48 F Lazet (a4) 1 Powerworx 11.45 9 Gameout (3) 56.5 45 Ashvin Mudhoo (a4) 3 Wotaripper (12) 58.5 47 J Riddell 5 s1191 Desert Mirage (2) 58.5 75 D Johnson 11 8 Wicked Romance (4) 56.5 45 T Thornton $10,000, maiden, 2200m 10 0 Prize Tart (4) 56.5 45 M K Hudson (a3) 4 7 Monty (17) 58.5 45 J Fawcett 6 26431 Pearlescence (12) 58.5 75 R Elliot 12 324 Exquisite Pearl (6) 55 53 L Allpress 11 047 Melodious (10) 55 49 5 Rocktilyoudrop (8) 58.5 45 R Aukett 1 s9s62 Yulong Lanson (5) 58.5 52 R Elliot 6 0567 Mahoe (10) 57 46 T Taiaroa (a3) 7 31180 Obrigado (11) 58.5 71 T Thornton EMERGENCIES: 12 Breckenridge (11) 55 45 S J Macnab (a1) 2 s2830 Irish Flare (2) 58.5 51 S Collett 7 522s5 Oceans Eight (1) 56.5 54 D Johnson 8 23801 Password (4) 58.5 71 C Burdan (a2) 13 868s7 Hasler Lad (10) 58.5 45 13 7 Iconic Lass (9) 55 45 H Schofer (a2) 3 64s63 Zeroed (13) 58.5 51 C Burdan (a2) 8 24345 Thatz Daisy (15) 56.5 54 R J Bishop 9 81412 Yossarian (10) 58.5 71 H Schofer (a2) 14 s0s43 Silent Approach (11) 56.5 51 14 Illusion Of Paris (7) 55 45 D Johnson 4 045 The Rattlin’ Bog (9) 58.5 50 S O’Malley (a3) 9 5235s Colyton Sky (6) 56.5 53 C Burdan (a2) 10 66806 Nitro Ted (14) 57.5 69 L Hemi 5 80040 Derecho (11) 58.5 49 M K Hudson (a3) 4 Waverley Harvesting/Big Blades 1.20 10 70402 Irish Heart (16) 56.5 53 L Hemi 11 49421 Botti (15) 57 68 T Taiaroa (a3) 11 Wanganui Insurance Brokers 5.25 6 64457 Levon (10) 58.5 49 L Hemi 11 s44s7 Shez Gonna Getcha (18) 56.5 51 S Collett 12 21028 Facetime (19) 56 70 S J Macnab (a1) $10,000, maiden, 1650m 7 35766 Carpe Diem (3) 58.5 45 Ashvin Mudhoo (a4) $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m 12 36 Vincere (4) 56.5 50 R Elliot 13 22351 Rockoneve (3) 56 70 S Collett 1 s8223 No Compromise (11) 58.5 54 S Collett 8 Rapaport (12) 58.5 45 L Allpress 1 067s9 Lincoln Green (14) 59.5 64 J Riddell 13 5s Marotiri Belle (3) 56.5 47 D Bradley 14 03340 Deuce Coupe (6) 54 65 M K Hudson (a3) 9 3s772 Midge Maisel (1) 56.5 52 H Schofer (a2) 14 0s Candy O’Ceirin (2) 56.5 45 S J Macnab (a1) EMERGENCIES: 2 s4552 Hit The Road Jack (9) 58.5 52 J Riddell 2 3s31s Boutonniere (8) 59 63 D Johnson 3 73s00 Royal Inn (3) 58.5 49 T Taiaroa (a3) 10 250 Day Light (7) 56.5 51 S J Macnab (a1) 3 381 Steptoe (11) 59 63 S O’Malley (a3) EMERGENCIES: 15 26165 Tiro (13) 54 62 11 37365 Black Eyed Sue (6) 56.5 50 J Fawcett 15 0 Spanish Angel (19) 56.5 45 16 02s84 Regal Rock (16) 54 62 4 7885s Lincoln Lane (10) 58.5 47 H Schofer (a2) 4 63210 If You Dance (12) 58.5 62 H Schofer (a2) SCRATCHED 5 050 Mister Porotene (8) 58.5 46 L Allpress 12 884s0 Violet Belle (8) 56.5 49 T Thornton 5 s2908 Miraculous (4) 58 61 J Fawcett M K Hudson (a3) 17 — Felaar 13 44499 Princess Jenni (4) 56.5 48 B Ansell (a3) 16 77 Shoelle (11) 56.5 45 18 01233 Quiz Kid (7) 54.5 63 6 74 Prince Of Doon (6) 57 50 D Johnson 6 163 Mogador (13) 57.5 63 L Allpress 7 58269 Smooth Cognac (2) 56.5 52 7 541s8 Xplosion (10) 56 61 C Burdan (a2) 17 98 Town Belt (13) 55 45 L Allpress 19 05994 Thomas Aquinas (17) 54.5 63 2 Waverley Motors/Forest 12.15 18 09900 Cisjurane (9) 56.5 45 B Ansell (a3) 20 s0000 Miss Gidget (5) 54 60 M K Hudson (a3) 8 s69s0 Rio Star (2) 56 57 R J Bishop 8 307 The Bliksem (5) 56.5 49 L Hemi $10,000, maiden, 1400m 9 47180 Great North Road (6) 55.5 60 19 84s Elusive Joule (5) 55 50 20 Scylla (7) 55 47 H Schofer (a2) 9 C.R.Grace/Tony Wilson Livestock 4.15 9 8s7s Megapower (1) 56.5 45 E McCall (a3) 1 323s0 Capital Gains (6) 58.5 53 S Collett M K Hudson (a3) 10 333s Yolo (13) 55 53 T Thornton 2 37748 Lincoln Town (3) 58.5 51 J Riddell 10 40096 Brother One (7) 55.5 56 S J Macnab (a1) 7 Tom Andrews Contracting 3.05 $11,000, rating 74 benchmark, 1650m 11 66 Alaltun (12) 55 46 C Burdan (a2) 3 7s688 King Farouk (12) 58.5 48 H Schofer (a2) 11 53250 Sky Hi Rahtwo (9) 54.5 58 F Lazet (a4) 1 364s9 Big Ben (12) 59 71 J Fawcett 12 7 Tavi With Me (7) 55 45 J Fawcett 4 66s Geezas George (1) 58.5 47 12 s9009 Celtic Wonder (1) 54 56 B Ansell (a3) $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 2200m 2 06s08 Fabulous Flight (5) 58 69 D Johnson EMERGENCIES: M K Hudson (a3) 13 8s0s8 Kit Kat (3) 54 55 T Taiaroa (a3) 1 80900 Whatsup (4) 60 65 C Burdan (a2) 3 0s165 Rangitata (10) 57.5 68 M Kareem (a3) 13 868s7 Hasler Lad (14) 58.5 45 5 Shadow Warrior (8) 58.5 47 D Johnson 14 s0006 La Landonne (5) 54 55 S Collett 2 11233 Albaron (12) 59.5 64 R Elliot 4 8s031 Lincoln Star (9) 57 67 14 s0s43 Silent Approach (4) 56.5 51

Winton harness at Winton Sunday Jetbet 7 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10 Q. 2-3-4-5, 7-8-9-10 PL6 5-10 Selections 12 0876s Saint Tropez (Fr) 24 A Beck 4 NZ Bloodstock Jnr Drivers 1.15 6 Popey’s Retirement Pace 2.14 8 Vincent At Alabar Pace 3.19 Race 1: MIDNIGHT IN MEMPHIS, MAYA ANGELOU, LECONTE 13 94092 Leconte (Fr) 25 S Tomlinson (J) 14 6s709 Old Luke (Fr) U1 B McLellan $8000, 4yo+ r40-r50, w/c. jun.d mobile, $10,000, non-winners 3yo+ f&m. mobile, $9000, 3yo+ f&m r50-r60. mobile, 1609m Race 2: HORSE OF COURSE, AFTERBURNER, COUNT EYRE 15 08070 Pretty Azz (Fr) U2 R McIlwrick 2400m 1609m 1 s2094 Virginia Cool (Fr) 1 T Chmiel Race 3: BUNTER’S DREAM, LOCK IT IN EDDIE, 16 D09s5 Ideal Robyn (Fr) U3 M Hurrell (J) 1 1s247 Onesmartfella (Fr) 1 S Tomlinson (J) 1 0s Perturbed (Fr) 1 R Swain 2 23483 Swell Time (Fr) 2 C Ferguson CHANGEAROUND 2 2s261 Glenledi Captain (Fr) 2 J Morrison (J) 2 45664 Jaffie J (Fr) 2 J Morrison (J) 3 s6357 Vintage Rose (Fr) 3 M Hurrell (J) Race 4: GLENLEDI CAPTAIN, SUZIE ROCKS, PAY ME SPEEDY 4 75613 Ride In A Concorde (Fr) 4 (J) 2 Speeding Spur At Woodlands Trot 12.25 3 98074 Iwanadancewitsumbody (Fr) 3 (J) 3 60853 Santeria (Fr) 3 R McIlwrick Race 5: PEREGRINE, SACRED MOUNTAIN, ZEALOUS SPUR 5 31523 Sweet Lizzie (Fr) 5 B Barclay $9000, r40-r70 special handicap stand, 4 7s487 Cab Calloway (Fr) 4 (J) 4 53 Adhara (Fr) 4 M Williamson Race 6: INSARCHATWIST, SANTERIA, SHERWOOD MAGGIE 6 1s007 Baileys Diamond (Fr) 6 S O’Reilly (J) 2400m 5 76s31 Tartan Roxy (Fr) 5 (J) 5 030s0 Sherwood Maggie (Fr) 5 C Ferguson Race 7: STARS N BARS, PORT AU PRINCE, THE KINGSMAN 6 3s087 Lilac Becky (Fr) 6 S O’Reilly (J) 7 5s0s8 Ideal Gal (Fr) 7 J Morrison (J) 6 809s Skidaddle (Fr) 6 J Cox 1 2327s Horse Of Course (Fr) 1 P Williamson 7 31 Suzie Rocks (Fr) 7 B Hope (J) 8 61424 Jody Direen (Fr) 8 J Cox Race 8: SWEET LIZZIE, JODY DIREEN, SWELL TIME 7 Paradise Valley (Fr) 7 A Milne 2 60P38 Pat The Monkey (Fr) 2 T Chmiel 8 1s Pay Me Speedy (Fr) 8 M Hurrell (J) 9 65722 Ferritts Sister (Fr) 21 M Williamson Race 9: MIGHTY GEORGE, HANDSOME HARRY, MAAHES 3 05097 South Park (Fr) 3 P Hunter 8 — Von Art SCRATCHED 10 816s Alexsjoy (Fr) 22 E Barron (J) Race 10: MR CLOONEY, LA LA LAND, I’M WATCHING YOU 9 40005 Major Menace (Fr) 21 K McNaught (J) 4 09803 Harry H (Fr) 4 S Tomlinson (J) 10 154s8 Melton Mafia (Fr) 22 J Campbell (J) 9 7240 Emma Stone (Fr) 21 P Hunter 9 Winton Workouts Committee 3.54 5 62872 Count Eyre (Fr) 5 M Hurrell (J) 11 60083 Robyns Shadow (Fr) 23 K Tomlinson (J) 10 33522 Insarchatwist (Fr) 22 N Williamson 6 89006 Alpine Retreat (Fr) 6 E Barron (J) 12 s800s Cassius Bromac (Fr) 24 (J) 11 — Greenback Boogie SCRATCHED $7500, r47-r52. mobile, 2400m 7 — Smokin Bandar SCRATCHED 13 016s Celebrating (Fr) U1 E Barron (J) 12 85330 Money Honey (Fr) 23 T Dewe (J) 1 47307 Freddiesam (Fr) 1 (J) 8 — Miss Bamboocha SCRATCHED 13 — Szybka Ethan SCRATCHED 2 55005 Play Ball (Fr) 2 B Barclay 9 166s0 Dipendra (15) 1 5 Nevele R Gold Chip Final Trot 1.40 14 Total Eclipse (Fr) 24 T Chmiel 3 — Wee Ring The Changes SCRATCHED 10 34752 Tweedledee (15) 2 S McNally $12,000, 3yo+, w/c special handicap stand, 15 305s Omaggio (Fr) U1 E Barron (J) 4 6s356 Black Ops (Fr) 3 A Beck 11 74717 Only One Way (15) 3 M Williamson 2400m 5 02763 Dodgethebullet (Fr) 4 J Cox 12 103s8 Sekkie Monkey (15) U1 (J) 7 Downbytheseaside At Woodlands 2.40 6 13626 Mighty George (Fr) 5 E Barron (J) 13 77041 Whatwillbeewillbee (15) U2 J Cox 1 48008 It’s Summertime (Em4) (Fr) 1 7 03004 Maahes (Fr) 6 M Hurrell (J) $10,000, non-winners 3yo+ mr47 to mr50. 14 6921s Afterburner (15) U3 B Barclay 2 94523 Sacred Mountain (Fr) 2 B Norman 8 s1242 Handsome Harry (Fr) 7 S McNally 3 332 Peregrine (Fr) 3 B Barclay mobile, 2400m 9 s8P57 Call Me Keith (Fr) 21 P Hunter 3 A W Kyle Builder Pace 12.50 4 0Ps00 Smokin Bandar (Em3) (Fr) U1 C Ferguson 1 00s00 K Mach (Em2) (Fr) 1 10 46725 Ultimate Sassenach (Fr) 22 N Williamson 5 — Danangus Fella SCRATCHED 2 0363 Stars N Bars (Fr) 2 K Barclay 11 46070 Jacks N Jazz (Fr) 23 M Williamson $7000, r40-r46. mobile, 2400m SCRATCHED 1 Fear The Dragon At Macca Lodge 12.00 6 P7369 Emdeegee (Fr) U2 M Williamson 3 8 Life Of Art (Fr) 3 M Williamson 12 — Rah De Rah 1 40239 Hazer (Fr) 1 S Tomlinson (J) $8000, non-winners mr40 to mr46. mobile, 7 61906 The Peaky Blinder (20) 1 S McNally 4 The Hornet (Fr) 4 J Cox 2 38822 Bunter’s Dream (Fr) 2 P Hunter 8 231P Zealous Spur (20) 2 T Chmiel 10 Regent Car Court Pace 4.27 2400m 5 Surfers Paradise (Fr) 5 A Beck 3 508s8 Myrcella (Fr) 3 C Ferguson 9 85404 Helluva Way (20) 3 S O’Reilly (J) 6 0s70 Beta Than Love (Fr) 6 (J) $8500, r53-r59. mobile, 2400m 1 79506 Greenback Boogie (Fr) 1 K Barclay 4 47504 Dallas Grimes (Fr) 4 B Barclay 10 — Alpine Retreat SCRATCHED 7 Still Rockin (Fr) 7 M Hurrell (J) 1 59518 Stamp Duty(aus) (Fr) 1 M Williamson 2 00s00 K Mach (Em2) (Fr) 2 5 67650 Tetrick (Fr) 5 B McLellan 11 00502 Madrik (20) 4 K Barclay 3 08078 Sly Tricks (Em1) (Fr) 3 N Williamson 8 7s6 Social Club (Fr) 8 C Ferguson 2 53s36 Allaboutdreams (Fr) 2 B Barclay 6 38284 Man I’m Good (Fr) 6 A Kyle 12 30002 Cody Banner (20) 5 M Hurrell (J) 3 19802 El Dorado (Fr) 3 K Barclay 4 s5330 Midnight In Memphis (Fr) 4 J Cox 7 68053 Lock It In Eddie (Fr) 7 N Williamson 13 56s11 Steve (20) 6 J Cox 9 Angus (Fr) 21 T Chmiel 10 75 The Kingsman (Fr) 22 R Swain 4 s4127 Mr Clooney (Fr) 4 J Cox 5 27298 Maya Angelou (Fr) 5 (J) 8 06825 The Night Watchman (Fr) 8 S McNally 14 35014 Midnight Memories (20) 7 A Beck 5 08997 Tony The Pony (Fr) 5 E Barron (J) 11 8453 Port Au Prince (Fr) 23 P Hunter 6 54880 Von Art (Fr) 6 M Williamson 9 72096 Swift Robyn (Fr) 21 K Tomlinson (J) 15 — Jaccka Jeorge SCRATCHED 6 10500 Jimmy Cannon (Fr) 6 A Armour 7 s9097 Arizona Doll (Fr) 7 K Larsen 10 00090 My Nikayla (Fr) 22 R McIlwrick 16 72681 Miss Jessica (20) 8 T Robertson 12 Tartan Raider (Fr) 24 N Williamson 7 56316 Dangerous (Fr) 7 N Williamson 8 0000 Szybka Ethan (Fr) 8 E Swain 11 44402 Changearound (Fr) 23 K Barclay 17 02s00 Kiwitrix (20) 9 N Williamson 13 08078 Sly Tricks (Em1) (Fr) 25 J Morrison (J) 8 7s783 Mighty Flying Art (Fr) 8 S Tomlinson (J) 9 65654 Mickey Fitz (Fr) 21 J Campbell (J) 12 05000 Lady’s Lass (Fr) 24 T Robertson 18 — South Park SCRATCHED 14 Young George (Fr) 26 E Barron (J) 9 46196 Jabali (Fr) 21 (J) 10 69s70 The Naenae Express (Fr) 22 R Swain 13 02703 Kagee VC (Fr) 25 J Morrison (J) 19 77752 King Of The North (20) U1 K Larsen 15 0 Rockabelle (Fr) 27 E Swain 10 23102 La La Land (Fr) 22 (J) 11 60988 Art Profile (Fr) 23 (J) 14 75s07 Calico Hill (Fr) 26 R Austin 20 001 Prince Envy (20) U2 J Morrison (J) 16 4 Macandrew Aviator (Fr) U1 B Barclay 11 69615 I’m Watching You (Fr) 23 (J)

Auckland greys at Manukau Sunday 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 Mps Fencing Sprint 12.38 EMERGENCIES: 6 63F25 Jinja Murphy 30.50 W & T Steele 3 46461 Beret Girl nwtd Emma Potts Race 1: APOLLO TOM, RAPINOE, PRIDEFUL 9 45578 Platinum Spirit 18.75 Robert Roper 7 82322 Canadian Ace 30.92 T & L Craik 4 41232 Dobby Who 30.63 M Prangley $1450, C1, 318m 10 74568 Jinja Lad nwtd Raewyn McPhee 8 34153 Thea Who 31.34 M Prangley Race 2: ALLEGRO PAYTON, NOISE MAKER, RUBY EXPRESS 5 42414 Jinja Jay 30.48 W & T Steele 1 46383 Ruby Express 18.79 Marsha Black EMERGENCIES: 6 64271 Go Angel 30.70 Glennis Farrell Race 3: BELMONTS, TI AMO, CALL ME LEO 5 Jo’s Wholesale & Sports Bar 1.50 9 77857 Opawa Gonzo 30.86 Glennis Farrell 2 34753 Shambi’s Girl 18.96 K T Herbert 7 87318 Tap Out Reg 30.66 Sean Codlin Race 4: DANISH DELIGHT, KAI NAN, FLYING HUEY 3 86633 Allegro Payton nwtd R & N O’Regan $1685, C2, 318m 10 52545 Boyka 30.33 Glennis Farrell Race 5: DANNY LANG, IT’S COMPLICATED, MEDUSA WHO 8 44253 Spring Queen 30.67 Emma Potts 4 68467 Fear The Fur nwtd S O’Neill 1 63736 Frosty Blaze 18.59 Thayne Green Race 6: RAINY RIVER, PARIS END, MIDNIGHT FAITH 8 Pump & Engineering Serv. 2.52 5 31552 All Day Long 18.99 Robert Roper 2 51434 Lionel Keeping nwtd Sean Codlin 11 Qualified Pet Services 3.46 Race 7: PORTLAND DREAM, CANADIAN ACE, 6 14876 Hillbilly Brewed 18.81 Howard Scott $2505, C1, 527m 3 23466 Medusa Who 18.68 M Prangley $2390, C4, 318m GO HOME DUKE 7 88765 Tribal Conquest 18.80 R & L Udy 4 35541 It’s Complicated 18.74 R & N O’Regan 1 85445 Monsoon Malabar 30.78 Udy & Cottam Race 8: MITCHAM GREG, HURRY FLURRY, OPAWA JADE 8 47262 Noise Maker 18.70 Phil Green 5 42411 Danny Lang 18.65 A J Christiansen 2 36734 React Respond 30.77 R & L Udy 1 61155 Podium Phobia 18.53 T & L Craik Race 9: SPRING BUBBLES, AUDRETTE, STAY RICH EMERGENCIES: 6 65531 Just Nia 18.80 Marsha Black 3 65463 Opawa Big 30.83 Glennis Farrell 2 63666 Electric Dancer 18.48 W & T Steele 9 74568 Jinja Lad nwtd Raewyn McPhee Race 10: DOBBY WHO, JINJA JAY, ELECTRIC SHOCK 7 87884 Bigtime Bremner 18.68 R & N O’Regan 4 251 Hurry Flurry nwtd Udy & Cottam 3 12326 Choo Choo 18.65 Glennis Farrell 10 57787 Hardcore Kobe nwtd Jim Black Race 11: PORTLAND BLONDE, EXPRESS EMPORIUM, 8 81557 Waiterimu Ripper 18.51 R & L Udy 5 74315 Opawa Jade 31.34 W & T Steele 4 32751 Wild Kiwi 18.45 Udy & Cottam CHOO CHOO 6 26412 Mitcham Greg nwtd S O’Neill 5 13127 Portland Blonde 18.38 T & L Craik 3 Mt Wellington Tab Sprint 1.03 6 Last One Standing Sprint 2.07 7 65451 Happy Medium 30.69 R & N O’Regan Race 12: NEXUS, BIG TIME LENNY, BOTANY SANDY $2035, C3, 318m 8 43436 All Unite nwtd Emma Potts 6 75314 Express Emporium 18.46 W & T Steele $1450, C1, 318m 7 46573 Our Hemi nwtd Udy & Cottam 1 45275 Call Me Leo 18.49 Thayne Green EMERGENCIES: 1 7F677 Smash Burton 19.12 R & L Udy 9 41254 Bobble 30.93 W & T Steele 8 56834 Ashen 18.42 Bob Bond 2 74717 Mobility Scooter 18.65 Marsha Black 2 78776 Just William nwtd Raewyn McPhee 3 48134 Pliskova 18.74 S E Hunt 10 62663 Indi Shae nwtd S O’Neill EMERGENCY: 3 46814 My Bro Bobby 18.80 M Prangley 9 85787 Botany Thommo 18.60 Phil Green 4 F6126 Belmonts 18.62 R & N O’Regan 4 36245 Paris End nwtd R & N O’Regan 9 Hewlett Electrical Sprint 3.11 5 76515 Pacemaker 18.51 S O’Neill 5 5F548 Margaux nwtd K R Toomer 12 Sportsbowl Function Centre 4.04 6 18535 Portland Ecklund nwtd T & L Craik 6 42624 Midnight Faith 18.71 Udy & Cottam $1685, C2, 318m 7 32721 Dundee Glitter 18.67 Emma Potts 7 16864 Sir Yens 18.82 K T Herbert 1 24315 Stay Rich 18.55 M & J Smith $1450, C1, 318m 1 Follow Auckland GRC On FB 12.11 8 52423 Ti Amo 18.53 T & L Craik 8 65242 Rainy River 18.77 S E Hunt 2 46144 Kuridrani 18.49 Marsha Black 1 76767 Our Scarlett nwtd Marsha Black $1365, C0, 318m EMERGENCIES: 3 67563 Portland Art 18.47 T & L Craik 2 42676 Ford Man 18.68 R & L Udy 4 Mayhounds Rehoming Grp 1.25 9 57787 Hardcore Kobe nwtd Jim Black 4 67887 Botany Rifles 18.69 Phil Green 1 2753 Apollo Tom nwtd D R Laing 3 68s44 Looking Snatched nwtd T & L Craik 2 4s4 Baseline nwtd T & L Craik $1450, C1, 318m 10 57888 Carl Spackler nwtd R & L Udy 5 32142 Audrette 18.45 Bob Bond 6 15645 Jinja Might 18.59 Udy & Cottam 4 44331 Nexus 18.60 Glennis Farrell 3 37225 Full Of Secrets nwtd D R Laing 1 67s28 Cawbourne Cool 18.68 K T Herbert 7 Terminating Pick6 Stakes 2.25 7 22245 Spring Bubbles 18.71 Emma Potts 5 68737 Opawa Donal nwtd W & T Steele 4 85475 Loudred nwtd R & L Udy 2 21837 Danish Delight 18.53 T & L Craik 8 88371 Bigtime Cutie 18.99 R & N O’Regan 6 28556 Botany Sandy 18.53 Phil Green 5 23323 My Bro Jet nwtd Thayne Green 3 36585 Thrilling Arnold 18.70 Sean Codlin $2860, C2, 527m 7 88472 Big Time Lenny nwtd R & N O’Regan 6 8646 Soviet Star nwtd T & L Craik 4 276s7 Fall Gracefully 18.74 M Prangley 1 36223 Rod’s Girl 30.80 Udy & Cottam 10 Carol’s Tab Taipa Tavern 3.28 7 35844 Rapinoe nwtd Marsha Black 5 33872 Kai Nan 18.94 Glennis Farrell 2 11346 Go Home Duke nwtd Peter Ferguson 8 18585 Sweet Clover 18.81 K T Herbert 8 62672 Prideful nwtd T & L Craik 6 48351 Flying Huey nwtd Marsha Black 3 2112F Serbian Ace 30.82 T & L Craik $4030, C3/4, 527m EMERGENCIES: EMERGENCY: 7 88567 Smash Out 18.94 R & L Udy 4 57124 Big Time Dynasty 31.07 R & N O’Regan 1 43635 Glow Up 30.46 T & L Craik 9 57888 Carl Spackler nwtd R & L Udy 9 56686 Xena Poppy nwtd R & L Udy 8 58231 Not Shackley 18.79 Jim Black 5 57221 Portland Dream 30.63 T & L Craik 2 66241 Electric Shock 30.54 A J Christiansen 10 45578 Platinum Spirit 18.75 Robert Roper

Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. 28 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 Sinner sets record Bridge results MONDAY, November 9 — Vicky Coley Property Brokers Pairs 2 North/South East/West Trish Corson, Delwyn Arthur 61.81 Elizabeth Jackson, John Hudson 59.52 as he surges into Stephen Francks, Amanda Matthews 59.72 Joy Marden, Eileen Lee 59.13 Jean Turnbull, Bette Parker 52.08 Caroline Kirkpatrick, Pippa Williams 57.14 Glenys Evans, Jean Bennett 57.14 WEDNESDAY, November 11 — Village Butchery Pairs 2 (Howell movement): Nola final of ATP event McKee, Eileen Lee 61.46; Diana Styche, Joy Marden 58.33; Rosemary Rowell, Jean Turnbull 57.29; Bobby Thomson, Margaret Amor 56.25; Sue Hayward, Roger Hayward TENNIS “It is nice to be in the final, playing one 55.90; Elizabeth Jackson, Trish Corson 55.21. more match which, for me, is the most SOFIA — Teenager Jannik Sinner important,” Sinner told the official ATP THURSDAY, November 12 — Eastland Vets Pairs 2 (Howell movement): Beverley has become the youngest Italian in the website. Evans, Murray Owen 64.29; Sandra Bryon, Barbara Baillie 58.73; Ann McCombe, Vicki Open Era to reach the final of an ATP “Today I felt quite well on court and it Taylor 57.94; John Jones, Pamela Goss 47.92. Tour event after surging past Frenchman is good for me playing my first final this FRIDAY, November 13 — Stenersen Kain Pairs 1 (Howell movement): Anne Maclaurin, Adrian Mannarino 6-3 7-5 in the year. I am looking forward to tomorrow.” Margaret Amor 63.19; Michelle England, Philip Beale 61.81; Sharon Kelman, Diana semifinals of the Sofia Open. Sinner, who defeated Alex de Minaur, Styche 56.60; Noel Minaar, Lorraine Varga 53.82; Frank Roach, Delwyn Arthur 53.47; Sinner will play Vasek Pospisil, the Australian No.1, in the last eight, had Linda White, Trish Corson 51.39. who had knocked out Australian John lost his first two tour-level semifinals but Millman in the quarterfinals, in the he largely dictated against Mannarino championship match after the Canadian with his searing forehands. had come from a set down to beat Sinner has made progress swiftly this Ng first female GM in MLB France’s Richard Gasquet 6-7 (8-6) 6-2 summer, capitalising on his triumph at BASEBALL offices of the Chicago White Sox (1990-96), New 6-0. the Next Gen ATP Finals by reaching the York Yankees (1998-2001) and Los Angeles Dodgers The 19-year-old Sinner saved all three French Open quarterfinals and moving THE Miami Marlins have hired Kim Ng as Major (2002-11), and in the MLB Commissioner’s Office break points he faced and converted his into the world’s top 50. League Baseball’s first female general manager. (2011-20). only two break points to make another The youngest man in the top 100, he “I entered Major League Baseball as an intern Most recently she was the MLB senior vice- breakthrough in his burgeoning career. will move to No.37 if he wins his maiden and, after decades of determination, it is the honour president of baseball and softball development. Sinner becomes the youngest ATP final. of my career to lead the Miami Marlins as their next She is the first woman hired to the general Tour singles finalist since Canada’s Felix In the other semifinal, Pospisil won 11 general manager,” Ng said in a statement. manager position by any of the professional men’s Auger-Aliassime in last year’s Mercedes straight games to reach his second final Ng is believed to be the first female GM in a major sports teams in the North American major leagues. Cup and could become the youngest of the year and powered down 19 aces. professional sport in North America, the Marlins said. Born in Indianapolis to parents of Chinese winner since Kei Nishikori 12 years ago The two finalists have never faced each The 51-year-old Ng has more than 30 years of descent, Ng also becomes the first Asian-American at the Delray Beach Open. other before. — AAP experience in the major leagues, working in the front GM in the majors. — AAP THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Monday, November 16, 2020 SUDOKU CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Kimberly J. Brown, 36; Maggie Gyllenhaal, 43; Lisa Bonet, 53; Marg Helgenberger, 62. Happy Birthday: SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made Protect your health and your rights. Use the experience you have gained up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. to ensure your safety and well-being. Take the path that feels right, not the To solve the puzzle, each row, one others pressure you to take. 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Debase (7) STAR RATINGS 3 Peels; 4 Special; 5 Booby; FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. 6 Usury; 9 Adherents; 14 Fiction; (11) 16. Announce (6) FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. 15 Leans on; 16 Corsage; 22. Clique (3) 19. Mistake (5) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. 19 Shell; 20 Barge; 21 Order. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 23. Ill-fame (9) 21. Add up (3) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 SPORT 29 Gisborne Club Darts Association results INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS from Tuesday S2 T16) 135st, 134, 131, 124, 120, 100 (11); T Eyles S0 T4) 140, 135, 121st, 100; F Waihape (P1 S0 T4) T6) 122f, 120, 100st (2), 100 (2); K Unuwai (P2 S0 180s: Rowe Mason, Mythias Reeves, Dudley (P3 S2 T14) 180, 140st, 140 (6), 100 (6); I Eyles (P3 129, 124, 119, 100; J Waikawa-Nepe (P3 S0 T6) T5) 100 (5); W Brown (P2 S1 T6) 140st, 140, 121st, Reeves (RSA Outlaws); Pete Archbold, Alf Cross S2 T16) 180st, 180, 140 (2), 125, 122, 121 (2), 100 133, 121, 101, 100 (3); M Hawea (P3 S0 T5) 100st 115st, 100 (2); A Higham (P2 S0 T3) 100 (3); C (Roseland Dilligaf); Tyson Eyles, Irie Eyles (2), (8); H Eyles (P3 S1 T14) 180st, 140st, 140 (2), 121, (2), 100 (3). M Renata (P1 S0 T2) 130st, 100; D Beattie (P3 S0 T3) 100 (3); J Brown (P3 S0 T1) 100. Hunter Eyles (2NZ Kings); George Vaotuua (2NZ 100f, 100 (8). Barbarich (P1 S0 T3) 140, 100st, 100; S Barbarich Sheets missing for games between Men Rebels); Christina Aspalter (2NZ Wahine Toa); Rangi 2NZ Tao TCL 11 Cossy Spandangles 10: A (P0 S1 T4) 133, 125, 120, 100; T Kiri (P0 S1 T1) of Mayhem and Say My Name, and Cossy 6 Te Pou (2NZ 3). Tangira (P1 S1 T8) 140, 137, 125, 123, 100 (4); 140; T Aspalter (P1 S1 T4) 180, 140st, 121, 100; N Shooters and Roseland. Highest start (180): Rowe Mason (RSA Outlaws); K Namana (P1 S1 T5) 140 (2), 120, 102, 101; C Fraider (P1 S1 T4) 121, 112, 100 (2). Byes: Cossy Done & Dusted, 2NZ Rebels Wahine Irie Eyles, Hunter Eyles (2NZ Kings); Mikey Evans Giddens (P2 S1 T8) 140st, 140 (2), 100 (5); C RSA (1) 14 2NZ MMXX 1: P Kelleher (P3 S1 T1) Purotu. (Cossy Spandangles). Mihaka (P2 S1 T2) 100 (2); P Aspalter-Waihi (P1 S2 130st; J Kelleher (P3 S1 T1) 134; A Bacon (P3 S0 Highest finish (122): Edward Brown (RSA T4) 121, 115, 100 (2); B Pokai-Giddens (P1 S1 T9) T4) 134, 126, 100 (2); K Beauchamp (P3 S1 T3) 132, The draw for TUESDAY — Stallions). 140, 138, 125, 100 (6). M Evans (P2 S2 T10) 180st, 120, 100; J Hohipa (P3 S1 T2) 140st, 100; C Holmes A GRADE: Cossy Corys 6-Shooters v 2NZ Most tons (22): C Kiri. 140 (3), 121, 100 (5); P Ellingham (P2 S0 T6) 154, (P3 S1 T1) 100. C Nepe (P0 S0 T0); L Monika (P0 Tao TCL, Roseland Say My Name v Cossy 121, 117, 112 (2), 100; S Gooch (P1 S2 T5) 125, S0 T0); K Nepe (P0 S1 T4) 137, 130, 100 (2); A Spandangles, RSA Men of Mayhem v Roseland TEAM RESULTS 117, 100 (3); Neil Gooch (P1 S0 T0); R McDonald Collier (P0 S0 T2) 120, 100; M Kingi-Nepe (P0 S0 Dilligaf, 2NZ Kings v RSA Outlaws, 2NZ Rebels v (P = pairs won. S = singles won. T = total tons) (P2 S1 T8) 140st, 100st, 100 (6); M Morrell (P2 S0 T4) 135, 101, 100 (2). Cossy Done & Dusted. A Grade T5) 121, 117, 105f, 101, 100. 2NZ Valkyries 12 Cossy Double Seekers 3: J Bye: Roseland. Roseland Dilligaf 9 RSA Outlaws 13: P Archbold Campbell-Ratapu (P2 S1 T2) 116f, 100; K Hawea B GRADE: 2NZ MMXX v 2NZ Valkyries, Cossy (P0 S1 T7) 180, 140, 100 (5); Ash (P0 S0 T7) 140 B Grade (P2 S1 T4) 125, 100 (3); A Campbell-Ratapu (P3 S1 Double Seekers v 2NZ (3), RSA xFMO v 2NZ (3), 125, 118, 100 (2); R Pomana (P2 S1 T7) 125 (2), 2NZ (3) 6 RSA xFMo 9: E Thomas (P1 S0 T0); T3) 120, 100 (2); S Eyles (P3 S0 T3) 100st, 100 (2); Vikings, 2NZ Rebels Wahine Toa v Cossy PHL 2, 121, 100 (4); N Monika (P2 S0 T11) 125, 100 (10); O Pohio (P1 S1 T1) 130; L Cook (P1 S0 T3) 100st, S Lewis (P2 S1 T5) 140 (2), 120, 100 (2); M Waihape 2NZ Rebels Wahine Purotu v RSA Stallions. A Cross (P2 S1 T10) 180, 140, 134, 133, 125, 120, 100 (2); H Pewhairangi (P1 S0 T1) 100; R Te Pou (P2 S1 T2) 120, 100. L Low (P0 S0 T3) 138, 129, Bye: RSA (1). 100 (4); M McDonald (P2 S1 T2) 103, 100. R Mason (P2 S1 T9) 180, 140st, 140 (2), 125st, 100st, 100 (3); 100; K Harding (P0 S0 T1) 127; G Harding (P2 S0 (P1 S2 T12) 180st, 140st, 140, 100 (9); T Reeves K Pewhairangi (P2 S0 T0). C Waikawa (P3 S1 T10) T1) 112; L Grenfell (P2 S1 T6) 129st, 125, 123, 110, COMING UP: The Rosebowl tournament on (P1 S1 T5) 140, 113, 105, 100 (2); E Reeves (P3 S2 125, 120f, 100st, 100 (6); K Waikawa (P3 S0 T1) 126; 100 (2); A Stairs (P0 S0 T2) 105, 100; S Deedman November 22. Please hand in registrations T11) 131, 121 (2), 120, 100 (7); M Reeves (P3 S1 N Reeves (P2 S1 T4) 125 (2), 100st, 100; A Leach (P0 S0 T0). with scores on Tuesday. Further details will T11) 180, 102, 100 (9); D Reeves (P1 S1 T11) 180, (P2 S1 T2) 111, 100; B Reeves (P0 S0 T3) 120, 105, Cossy (2) 6 RSA Stallions 9: S Nisbett (P1 S0 be on GCDA Facebook page and sent to team 140st, 100 (9). 100; V Ngaau (P0 S1 T1) 115. T5) 100st, 100 (4); J Witika (P1 S1 T3) 101, 100 (2); delegates. 2NZ Kings 19 2NZ Rebels 2: C Kiri (P2 S2 T22) 2NZ Vikings 9 2NZ Wahine Toa 6: A Pohio (P3 K Farmer (P0 S0 T1) 132; M Vette (P0 S0 T3) 108, Please hand scoresheets to Kehu or drop 140 (3), 136, 125, 123, 122, 121 (2), 100 (12); J Kiri S1 T6) 140st, 140, 138, 125st, 120 (2); T Campbell- 102f, 100; P McRoberts (P1 S1 T8) 140, 100st, 100 them off the next day at BDO office, 1 Peel Street, (P2 S2 T11) 140 (7), 125, 100 (3); K Arahanga (P3 Ratapu (P3 S1 T9) 140 (3), 100 (6); A Kaiwai (P1 (6); L Vette (P1 S1 T2) 138, 100. E Brown (P2 S1 instead of at 2NZEF. Birdie blitz takes Aussie Smith to lead in Masters GOLF AUGUSTA, Georgia — Australian golf star Cameron Smith finished with a spectacular birdie blitz to seize a share of the clubhouse lead after his second round of the Masters. Smith backed up an eagle three on the par-5 14th with four successive birdies to rocket to nine under par for the tournament, in a tie atop the leaderboard with Mexican Abraham Ancer. Returning to play his final eight holes on Friday morning, Smith rattled off five birdies in the stretch, including three in a row on resumption and two consecutive to close his first-round 67. He followed that with a second-round 68 to surge into contention while compatriot Adam Scott was left to rue an unlucky break as the opening round of a weather-affected Masters WELL-SET: Kelly Couper, vice-president of the dressage group, on her big finally concluded at Augusta National. grey Ulysses at the Gisborne Dressage Championships. STORY PAGE 31 Ancer has had rounds of 68-67 to be tied Picture by Miranda Samson with Smith. World No.1 Dustin Johnson steadied the ship after a two-hole setback to be one shot ON THE TROT: behind at eight under late in his round. Iyve Speirs on Johnson, who had a 30-minute turnaround her pony Miss after also returning on Friday to finish his Candy Floss at first round in a three-way share of the lead, the dressage began the second round on the back nine and championships. quickly pulled away with three consecutive BERIBBONED: Anna Spence and her pony Picture by birdies starting at the 11th. Black Creek Melfed Magnum, winding down Miranda Samson But Johnson, looking to become the first after a winning performance at the dressage. world No.1 to win the Masters since Tiger Woods in 2002, then made his first bogey of the week when he three-putted from 32 feet at the par-four 14th and another at the par-five 15th. Scott was leading the Australian charge through Amen corner when he fell apart on the par-five 15th, the same hole that burned countryman Jason Day in the opening round. Going for the green in two, Scott found the water in front of the green, but the real twist of the knife came after he took a penalty drop and his pitch shot bounced into the flagstick, ricocheted backwards and once again ended up wet. The resulting double bogey was a significant blow and despite a gutsy bounce back birdie on the following hole, Scott bogeyed the 18th to settle for a two-under 70. The 2013 champion struggled to regain the GLEAMING: Nicky Hansen on Tuahu Castaway at the momentum and completed his second round dressage championships. Picture by Miranda Samson at two under. — AAP 30 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 Mangapapa keep hold of MCC Bat CRICKET by Ben O’Brien-Leaf ANARU Lucas and Charlie Holdsworth saved the day. Their heroic eight-run stand for the sixth wicket meant Mangapapa School retained the coveted MCC Bat in the face of the challenge by Central School on Thursday. Mangapapa principal Paul Sadler was delighted to hear of the grand spirit in which the game was played in addition to the result: “We’re proud of our team, appreciative of the tough challenge that Central put to us and conscious also of the long history of the MCC Bat — a tradition based on tight tussles and competition. This was definitely the case on Thursday, with both teams in it all the way. “With the end of the school year fast approaching and lots of school events coming up, we’ll proudly put the MCC Bat in the cabinet and look forward to more challenges in early 2021.” Mangapapa captain Leo Starck won the toss at Nelson Park in perfect conditions for the nine-a-side T20 match. The Charlie Castles-led Central posted 81-7. First-drop Castles was the leading run-scorer with 18 from 16 balls in 31 minutes. Opening bowler Starck took 2-6 off four overs and tall seamer Cameron Walters, 2-12 off four. Finn Robertson and Archer Allen put up 33 for the first wicket in 8.2 SUCCESSFUL DEFENCE: Mangapapa School retained the MCC Bat when they withstood the challenge of Central School overs with the second-wicket stand of on Thursday. The Mangapapa team are, back (from left): Leo Starck (captain), Anaru Lucas, Kayden Hawkins, Mitchell van Zyl Robertson and Castles worth 27 after and Cameron Walters. Front: Geisha Mahabalage, Charlie Holdsworth, Aiden Norris and William Edginton. Picture supplied 13.2 overs. In the chase, Mangapapa recovered overs — was a classic Yorker that fielded well. heart-thumping finish. from being two wickets down with started on leg stump and hit middle. But Holdsworth showed skill and Central coach Cam McNaught said: three runs on the board after 1.1 overs When Anaru Lucas came out to bat at courage to finish with three not out “It was a great match, very close at the (opener Mitchell van Zyl and Walters No.9 with 4.3 overs left, he and Charlie from No.7, and Lucas hit the winning end. Both teams had opportunities to put on 25 runs for the third wicket) but Holdsworth had eight runs to score for runs, a big pull-shot over midwicket, to win a ding-dong battle. The momentum were never able to shake off Central the win. bring up the win off the fourth ball of felt like it turned every time a wicket entirely: the first ball of seamer Auric Central’s bowlers, led by speedster the 18th over. fell or runs were scored. The kids had a Pocock’s spell — he took 2-15 off three Archer Allen, had created chances and Theirs was an outstanding effort in a blast.” All Blacks primed for Pumas

RUGBY SYDNEY, — The All Blacks are on a mission to avoid rare back-to-back defeats and Argentina’s Pumas could well feel the backlash today. The mighty ABs have not lost successive tests in almost a decade, and skipper Sam Cane admits they do not plan on following up last week’s shock 24-22 defeat by the Wallabies with another Rugby Championship slip-up. “We obviously weren’t overly proud of last week’s performance and we came out of the review at the start of this week with some pretty clear focuses,” Cane said yesterday. “So we’ll be going out there for sure to put in a much-improved performance and one that we can be proud of. “I don’t feel I have to try to motivate the team as much as try to play well. They’ve got a bit of an edge already.” The All Blacks have not tasted defeat in consecutive tests since losing to South Africa and Australia on the spin in 2011. Added to that, they have never succumbed to the Pumas — whose best result in 29 meetings with New Zealand was a draw in Buenos Aires back in 1985. But the All Blacks are treating the South Americans with respect, coach Ian Foster naming a full-strength line-up for the clash at Sydney’s Bankwest Stadium. Taking no chances in trying to preserve their unbeaten record against the Pumas, WINNING FORM: All Black first five-eighth Richie Mo’unga dives across the line to score his team’s third try during the Bledisloe Foster has recalled first-choice halves Cup test against the Wallabies at Stadium Australia, Sydney, two weeks ago. AP picture Richie Mo’unga and Aaron Smith, along with destructive winger Caleb Clarke, a year ago, but Cane suspects the South and so much energy has gone into it, their country this year, so they’ll who all sat out last Saturday’s loss to Americans will be primed to go, after two they’re always going to be a dangerous go out with immense pride and we Australia in Brisbane. warm-up games against Australia A. side,” Cane said. know how passionate they can be. So The Pumas are lining up for their first “Any team who have had a lot of “They’re the first Argentinian team we’re expecting the first 20 minutes, test since thumping the US more than preparation building up to a test match to be playing and out representing particularly, for it to be all on.” — AAP The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, November 14, 2020 SPORT 31 Out-of-town entries boost champs EQUESTRIAN by Jack Malcolm Tom Wakelin Contractor Grand Prix Champion: Mura Love, JL Champs Elysee. GISBORNE’S premier dressage Mirika Station Small Tour Champion: Tessa competition was boosted by 22 out-of-town Calder (Tauranga), Au Fait. entries in a 68-strong field. Watts Motors Ltd Advanced Champion: The Gisborne Dressage Championships Amanda Macpherson, Tuahu Vance. Reserve: were held last weekend after a reshuffle to Henrike Puketapu, Alexander M. the national tournament schedule due to Fiber Fresh Feeds Advanced Medium the Covid-19 pandemic. Champion: Shelagh Nolan, Mackpherson. Reserve: With entrants in 15 disciplines, it was a Scott McKenna (Hamilton), Fablehaft. busy schedule for tournament organisers, Ritchie Civil Medium Champion: Cindy Wiffin who said the tournament ran exceptionally (Hawke’s Bay), Santana MH. Reserve: Amanda well this year. Macpherson, Tuahu Vance. Gisborne Dressage Group vice-president Cloud Yards Elementary Champion: Henrike Kelly Couper said the club was well Puketapu, HSP Soe. Reserve: Sonia Gardner, Dita supported, and the event was a big success. Von Timbermill. “For a regional dressage group, we East Coast Wools Novice Horse Champion: punch well above our weight.” Amanda Macpherson, Friden Star. Reserve: Hannah She said the club offered a wide variety Lewis, Rata Mill Dali. of entry-level events and the sport was a Tuahu Farmstay Preliminary Horse Champion: great way to promote the bond between Gill Chambers (Hawke’s Bay), Kalani GF. Reserve: rider and horse. Shelagh Nolan, Zee Metallic. “Dressage is harmony between the horse KW Family Novice Pony Champion: Charlotte and rider,” Couper said. Harding (Hawke’s Bay). “It’s just like having a good dance partner.” Bernina Sewing Centre Preliminary Pony Couper said highlights included the pony Champion: Morgan Abel-Pattinson (Pukekohe), riders, who were “cute”, and seeing Mura Lancewoods Copper’s Delight. Reserve: Olivia Love compete in the Grand Prix class. GRAND PRIX CHAMPION COMBINATION: Mura Love on JL Champs Elysee. Briant, Jubilee Silver Wings. Love was the only rider in his class but Picture by Louise Savage Photography SJ Hyland Intro Canter 17 and Over Champion still had to earn a minimum grading-point (CN): Rosalyn Waghorn, RnB Whorly Marz. score of 57 percent to win the class. Included in the weekend’s festivities was Cindy Wiffin (Hawke’s Bay), Santana MH. Reserve: Kimberly McMillian, Tuatahi Thunder. Originally from Gisborne, Love now lives a “very successful” auction to raise money Mossman Masters Award: Amanda Macpherson, John Hawthorne Intro Canter 16 and Under in Christchurch. He brought his horse, for the club. Frieden Star. Champion: China Gunness, Rusty. JL Champs Elysee, to compete in the Results — Fiber Fresh Feeds Local Amateur Tuahu Farmstay Intro Walk/Trot 17 and Over Gisborne show as part of a farewell tour Kevin Hollis Glass Young Rider Championship: Championship: Sonia Gardner, Dita Von Timbermill. Champion (CN): Ashleigh Bruce, Bananas in before the horse’s retirement from high- Ella Cooper-Levin (Te Kauwhata), Dapper. Reserve: Reserve: Ashleigh Sheldrake, Phoenician High Flyer. Pajamas. Reserve: Lisa Boniface, Dash of Bling. level competition. Olivia Briant, Bonnie Bonbons. Bothamley Family Mystery Percentage Award: Speirs Logging Ltd Lead Rein Champion: Briar Most riders had four tests over the two- NZ Hanoverian Society Award L1–L3: Henrike Janine Van der Horst (Whakatane), Moby’ll Do. Herries, Valrosa Indian Summer. Reserve: Briar day championships, and had to ride on Puketapu, HSP Soe. Reserve: Raewyn Greenhalgh (Hamilton), Icarus Herries, Mickey Mouse. both days. NZ Hanoverian Society Award L4 & above: Firebright. More pictures on page 29

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BAROMETRIC PRESSURE Sydney fine 15 26 For the latest weather info including Weather Warnings visit At 5pm 13 Nov (hPa) 1018.2 Tokyo fine 8 19 metservice.com At 5pm 13 Nov (inches) 30.07 Toronto showers 3 13 CRICKET EQUESTRIAN INSIDE Tennis, bridge .... 28 Golf, darts ...... 29 Rugby, cricket .... 30 SPORT Equestrian ...... 31 Saturday, November 14, 2020 MCC Bat challenge ends in Horses and riders ‘dance’ in thrilling run chase PAGE 30 dressage champs PAGE 31 Hamilton slams ‘ice rink’ at Turkish GP MOTORSPORT title with a surprisingly lowly fourth place. see that changing. Bottas and Hamilton following with a deficit On a day when Renault’s Australian “It’s terrifying the whole way around. It’s of 0.575 and 0.850 respectively. ISTANBUL — Formula One champion driver Daniel Ricciardo also struggled, Red almost like there’s wet patches all over.” Many cars spun and drivers complained Lewis Hamilton has slammed a recent Bull’s Verstappen clocked 1 minute 28.330 Hamilton won the 2010 Turkish Grand about the slippery tarmac, and the morning resurfacing of the Turkish Grand Prix seconds on the 5.338-kilometre Istanbul Prix and the track had a reputation as a session was red-flagged early on after circuit as a waste of money that had Park circuit in the afternoon, after also driver favourite before it was dropped. Leclerc destroyed a bollard. turned a once-thrilling lap into a “terrifying” leading the way in the morning. “The older circuits . . . it’s much more Ricciardo, fourth in the drivers’ experience. “This track is such a fantastic circuit, and open between all the stones, so it works championship, had a poor couple of The circuit is hosting F1 for the first I don’t fully understand when they spend the tyre more, whereas this one is super sessions, finishing 18th in the morning and time since 2011 and drivers said the new millions to redo a surface,” Hamilton said. closed and flat and shiny and I guess the only improving to 15th in the second. asphalt and cold conditions had turned it “They probably could have just cleaned it oil seeps from the tarmac, or whatever they Hamilton is 85 points ahead of Bottas into an ice rink. maybe, instead of wasting all the money. put down,” he said. with four races left and in the first Istanbul Max Verstappen topped two slippery “It’s like an ice-rink out there. You don’t Charles Leclerc was second in the race since 2011 on Sunday can draw level practice sessions while Hamilton started get quite the enjoyment of the lap as you afternoon practice, 0.401sec back for with former great Michael Schumacher on his bid for a record-equalling seventh world would normally get off Istanbul, and I don’t Ferrari, with the Mercedes duo of Valtteri seven world titles. — DPA

SOFT LANDINGS: Gisborne Trampoline Club coach Doug Callahan and Trust Tairawhiti communities general manager Audine Grace-Kutia with one of the new airbags, which is being tested by trampolinist James van Aswegen. Picture by Liam Clayton SAFETY BOLSTERED TRAMPOLINING by Jack Malcolm That started the process of applying for or dirty. There are so many injuries with He also wants to open the club during funding. foam pits.” the day for school groups next year. GISBORNE trampolinists are rejoicing The idea wouldn’t have got off the Previously the club had used catching Callahan says the new bags will help over the installation of two new airbags ground without the support of Trust belts, where trampolinists were suspended the club offer programmes in a safe that will greatly improve their ability to Tairawhiti, Callahan said. from the roof with bungees. A catcher environment. safely learn new moves. “It’s fantastic; it gets us to move ahead would have to control the tension of the “There are little seven-year-olds doing They are the only bags of their kind and learn new tricks.” catching belt to keep the trampolinist safe double front-flips and playing Superman, in the country and they allow local The two airbags are the same size as a in the event of a mistake. where they just fly with their arms trampolinists to keep up with the rest of trampoline and sit at different heights to The bags were imported from an outstretched and flop on the bag. It’s just New Zealand, Gisborne Trampoline Club cater for different disciplines. American manufacturer and, after some so neat.” coach Doug Callahan says. They sit next to the trampoline and delays with shipping because of the Callahan has seen his sport evolve over The idea of investing in the airbags significantly reduce the dangers of Covid-19 pandemic, they were installed his 48 years as a coach, with massive came to him 18 months ago, when he saw learning difficult new aerial manoeuvres, in September. improvements in equipment and safety. a video of them in use. Callahan says. Callahan says the new airbags will “It’s quite a big sport in Gisborne. “I saw it on Facebook and knew they “It’s tremendous for training . . . you be a “selling point” over school holidays Recreational trampolining is also were what I wanted.” can’t hurt yourself, and they’re not smelly when they run open days at the club. exploding.”