SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2021

ABOUT TO DO BATTLE: The 1921 Maori All Blacks who played the first touring Springbok team 100 years ago, next Tuesday. According to some accounts of the match, the Springboks refused to shake hands or face the haka. Parekura Tureia, as team captain , sits in the second row holding a football. Two to his left is All Black great Jimmy Mill. The team official in the back row, extreme right, is another All Black great, Billy Stead. The first five-eighth and vice captain of the 1905 “Originals” All Blacks was an unofficial coach of both the Maori All Blacks and the All Blacks in 1921. Picture courtesy of the New Zealand Rugby Museum Telegram sparked dismay leaked telegram stating “Europeans frantically halfback Jimmy Mill and outside him, first five-eighth Tuesday is the 100th anniversary of cheering on a band of coloured men” shocked and Maori captain Parekura Tureia. the controversial Maori All Blacks- the New Zealand public a century ago. Both men were Ngati Porou. A The telegram from visiting journalist Charles Mill was a future All Blacks great while Tureia, a veteran Springboks match at Napier’s McLean Blackell, intended for readers back in South Africa and of World War 1, was to be die in action in World War 2 as written after the Springboks played the Maori All Blacks the commander of C Company, 28 Maori Battalion. Park, which featured two prominent on September 7, 1921, said the Boks were “frankly Maori and Pakeha alike were dismayed by the telegram Poverty Bay players. The Herald’s disgusted”. but that did not prevent three post office workers from The fixture, played at Napier’s McLean Park, was won 9 being sacked. Wynsley Wrigley looks at the controversy to 8 by the first Springbok side to tour New Zealand. Springboks manager Harold Bennett disavowed the and the players. Two Poverty Bay players were in the Maori side, telegram. Continued on page 2 It’s your life, your funeral Why plan ahead?

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From page 1 Harrison, and late cartoonist Murray Ball accompanied her as part of a (Gisborne) He said it did not represent the opinion of Halt All Racist Tours delegation which met the players. with Poverty Bay rugby officials before the Another future All Blacks great, Springboks arrived in Gisborne to start their Rangitukia legend George Nepia, watched tour. the match as a 16-year-old student. “They listened to us, but were committed He later said the telegram “provoked a to the tour,” said Harrison. reaction and bitterness which within the Patsy Mill told the rugby officials she was heart of the Maori race have neither been ashamed and disgusted. They had “forgotten forgotten nor forgiven”. the mana of my father” and didn’t Tureia and Mill and four other Poverty understand the humiliation he felt. Bay players also appeared for Hawke’s Bay- Harrison said Patsy Mill felt consumed Poverty Bay against the Boks in Napier. and disappointed. One of those other players was Tom She threw her father’s All Black cap on the Heeney who fought Gene Tunney for the floor before them and said “you can take it”. world heavyweight boxing title in 1928. He said to those present at her funeral, “ The Boks won that match 14-8. where is that cap (now)?” Tureia also played for the Maori All Blacks Mill was noted for the speed of his pass, in 1923. and it was this that helped the backs outside Mill was playing for the Tokomaru Bay him scored a lot of tries. Wanderers club in 1921. The schoolboy sprint champion was a East Coast was only a sub-union of the deadly threat running down the blindside. Poverty Bay union in 1921 and did not play “When Jimmy decided to go . . . It would its first match as a full province until the be a try, “ wrote the country’s most famous following year. rugby journalist, the late Terry McLean. Mill was a gifted sporting all-rounder and “He had a sort of lopsided, deferential opened the batting when Poverty Bay won grin which rather gave the impression of cricket’s still prestigious Hawke Cup in a excessive modesty. match against Whanganui in 1919. “So far as I remember he was modest. In his four Hawke Cup innings, played “But when he moved in that tryscoring over three matches, Mill was run out twice! movement, he wore a lopsided, deferential But it is his deeds as a footballer which grin which suggested that he was really made Mill a household name. sorry, he shouldn’t be doing things like this Mill, like Nepia, become a superstar of the to your team.” 1924 Invincibles. Tureia had suffered racism at the hands That All Blacks side won all 30 of their of South Africa as a Maori footballer before matches in Britain and France and featured 1921. SOUVENIR: The official programme for the 1921 tour of New Zealand by the other rugby luminaries such as Bert Cooke, He had been part of the New Zealand Springboks. Picture courtesy of Alexander Turnbull Library Reference: Eph-A-RUGBY-1921-01-front Mark Nicholls and Maurice Brownlie. army rugby team which won the post-World Mill played 33 matches for the All Blacks War 1 British Empire army tournament and between 1923 and 1930, including tests toured Britain. against England, France, Wales and the The side stopped off in South Africa in 1930 Lions, scoring 15 tries and kicking 1919 to play matches while returning home four conversions. from the war. He also played for the great Hawke’s Corporal Tureia and Sergeant Nathaniel Bay side of the 1920s who defended the “Ranji” Wilson, who was part West Indian, Ranfurly Shield 24 times. were both forbidden from playing at the But a low point came in 1928 when the request of the South Africa Rugby Board. New Zealand Rugby Football Union ruled Tureia served in the Pioneer Battalion in Mill and Nepia ineligibile for that year’s first the first world war and in C Company (East ever All Blacks tour of South Africa on racial Coast) of 28 Maori Battalion in the second. grounds. Captain Tureia was killed on November The national union had acquiesced to the 23, 1941, and is buried in the Halfaya wishes of the South African Government. Sollum War Cemetery in Egypt. Mill was limited to playing provincial Tureia worked in the Department of rugby in New Zealand as the other Native Affairs. Invincibles halfback, Canterbury’s Bill He and wife Henihou both came from Dalley, played all four test matches in South prominent Maori whanau and together Africa in 1928. raised six children. Mill’s late daughter Patsy Mill said her His parents were Waiheke and Ruihana father was deeply hurt by his omission and Tureia (nee de Jones). that of other Maori players and lived with Jane Tureia, whanau spokesperson, said a sense of humiliation for the remainder of he tried to look after his family while serving FUTURE STAR: The Maori All Black - his life. overseas in the army. Springboks match of 1921 was the first big match of Jimmy Mill’s stellar rugby He often discussed the matter with Nepia A tuberculosis epidemic was raging in New career. He debuted for the All Blacks who had described the non-selection of Zealand and Tureia sent poignant letters in Australia in 1923, before becoming Maori players as “leaving New Zealand home. FALLEN TOTARA: Parekura Tureia served one of the all time greats after playing indignant”. He wrote beautifully in Maori and English, in World War 1. He did not have to serve in for the 1924 Invincibles in Britain and Laurie Harrison, who first met Patsy she said. World War 2 but chose to, and he was killed France. Mill ended his All Black career Mill while demonstrating against the 1981 Tureia was educated at Tititiki Native in North Africa as the officer in command of against the 1930 Lions. Terry McLean, C Company, 28 Maori Battalion. The captain Springbok tour, and who gave a eulogy at School and Te Aute College. writing in the early 1980s, said he of the 1921 Maori All Blacks was a man of reluctantly picked Mill ahead of Sid her funeral last year, described her as a He was an officer of great mana. great mana in Maori and Pakeha circles. Going as the greatest Maori halfback. “firebrand”. The family was very proud of his many Photo courtesy of the Tureia family File photo SAturdAy, September 4, 2021 3 PROFILE

At home in the bush

A POINT OF BALANCE: Hamiora Gibson is a man about the bush, writer and champion of biodiversity. After travelling the world and picking up skills from farms and fiordlands, he came back to Gisborne to help regenerate the land he hails from. Picture supplied Hamiora Gibson loves the bush. The stories he tells, the life he lives, and even his nickname, Sam the Trap Man, is connected to the great outdoors. He talks to reporter Jack Marshall about his life as an outdoorsman. self-described “walking hat stand”, “But for me, it goes to show that I’ve “I’m a real face-to-face person, I like to learn stumbling down a rough path in life. Hamiora Gibson — the East Coast made a conscious decision in my life, that by doing. Lecture theatres with 300 people “I’ve always taken younger fellas who need a catchment coordinator with NZ biodiversity is important to me. It is a really weren’t my vibe.” bit of a run under my wing. We’ve always got A Landcare Trust, keen surfer, whio commitment in my life. And it is even more He dropped out after a year and decided to younger people coming on doing voluntary protector, father and writer for NZ Outdoor so when you know what could happen.” travel, shepherding, looking after farms and stuff with us, and we work them through and Magazine — is a busy man. He has even Having been pushed beyond what he surfing. we try to hook them up with a job at the end made it on to an episode of the TV series thought he was capable of by deep gullies, Then, “my old man pulled me aside and of it. Wild Kai Legends. cold winds and rock, ignorant of human realised I was up to bugger-all in life”. “Through the Eastern Whio Link project, His travels have taken him to the US, comfort, Hamiora decided it was time to His dad found a diploma in environmental we’ve had kids who are in state care come Europe and Australia, and more recently come to the East Coast. management at Toi Ohomai Institute of out and do work on the project. We’ve got south, to the awe-inspiring yet inhospitable “Here the rivers are loaded full of food, Technology in Bay of Plenty, which could parents who come out and we do parenting Fiordland National Park. the hills are more hospitable. The way the extend into a bachelor of biological science programmes, like Building Awesome While he was working for the Department typography works, for me, it feels much more through Waikato University. Whanau. of Conservation in the deepest parts of the welcoming.” But his previous attempt at higher “We teach them about traditional kai South Island, Hamiora was faced with a His early years were spent hunting with his education had hit his confidence. species and rongoa (medicine) — all of these reality check. koro, who he remembers saying, “It’s good “I didn’t think it was very smart that, things that were common a few generations He lost a friend and co-worker on the job. to go away and get different perspectives, because I dropped out of uni. I was pretty ago.” “He fell off a bluff and died, and that really and then come back and implement them at dark on myself as far as my intelligence He says the bush can act like a switch, knocked me round,” said Hamiora. home.” went.” where people can turn off for a while and “That made me realise that you better like His mother Michelle Vette is a nurse and However, the diploma was just up his alley. reset. what you do, otherwise you shouldn’t be his father Clayton Gibson was a school The course was practical, applied and “We take people into the bush and we get doing it. Because that’s a reality of working in teacher at Gisborne Boys’ High and then exactly what he needed. them trapping and eating good tucker from the bush.” Campion. He was also a teacher at the first “My tutors would give me time off just to the land, and drinking water from the stream. As much as rangers focused on health Rudolf Steiner School in Gisborne in Valley go contracting in the bush. I was catching It slows down the pace and helps them come and safety, the bush wasn’t a controlled Road in the 1980s. frogs, kiwi, monitoring bats, cutting tracks back to a point of balance.” environment and there were risks, he said. His father would take school students right the way through.” And now he and his partner Roimata are In case his friend’s death wasn’t enough, into the back country on hikes and Hamiora In comparison to the lecture theatre, some sharing all this knowledge with their two- Hamiora had his own brush with a bluff would tag along. 50 percent of the learning was out in the year-old son Rehua. afterwards. The family grew up at Okitu, on land where field. The long game Hamiora wants to see is “I fell off one down in Fiordland and I an old glue factory once stood. Growing up, “I went from being someone who thought an abundance of sustainable food from the busted my leg. It was like a proper freefall Hamiora would find horse hooves in the they were crap at academia, to someone who bush for everyone, but especially for tangata drop where you have time mid-air to think, weeds. thrived.” whenua, as well as thriving wildlife. and so it was quite a big one. When his koro passed away, Hamiora’s Now the East Coast catchment coordinator “There’s no reason why we can’t have kiwi “I landed on a mossy rock and luckily the parents decided to move to Hawke’s Bay for NZ Landcare Trust, his role is to help on Titirangi. There’s no reason we can’t have moss allowed me to sort of skid on it instead where he attended the Rudolf Steiner school, landowners implement positive land toutouwai (North Island robin) on Titirangi. of taking the full impact. But yeah, that was which he says helped give him a strong practices, especially where endangered kiwi, There’s no reason why we can have whio in pretty bad.” foundation in life. karearea and whio are holding on in the the Waihirere stream. He walked to a hut using his rifle as a As part of his education, he had to complete bush. “In Wellington there are kaka flying around crutch. a final-year project which was a trapping One of the projects he runs with the trust everyone’s backyards, there’s kakariki in the After a night in the hut with no sleeping programme, where he took on a section of is Eastern Whio Link, which is trying to park. bag, he was picked up by a rescue helicopter bush and completed a conservation project. connect whio populations from Te Urewera “That’s totally achievable for us here, after news of his fall got through via radio. Like many fresh out of high school, he gave to Te Araroa. especially with the amount of open space The fall tested and strengthened his resolve. university a crack, studying environmental The whio project intertwines with another around our city, if we decide it is important “It put the s.... up me, this job is real. science and politics with poor results. social good — helping steer people away from to us.” 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD GARDENING

Tasty tomatoes Once you grow your own tomatoes, you will never want to go back. Smart planting means picking a good spot. They’re easy to grow and if looked after well, yield plenty of delicious fruit for months, writes Henri Ham, owner of Awapuni Nurseries.

ou know when the weather adding a bit of lime to your soil prior seedlings about 40-50 cm apart. starts to warm up, it’s time to planting. Lime provides a great If you’re companion planting, we to plant your tomatoes. source of calcium which encourages recommend planting your tomatoes YTomatoes are a must- healthier and larger fruit and helps with basil, marigolds, onions, have in any garden, the feeling prevent blossom rot. Calcium also cosmos, cucumber, lettuce, sage and of satisfaction as you pick a fresh helps improve the soil structure mint. tomato off your vine is . . . Plus which encourages earthworm Avoid planting with brassicas and homemade pasta sauce? Yes, please! activity. corn. Corn is likely to attract fruit Traditionally Labour weekend is The Awapuni nursery stocks a worm. We also don’t recommend the time to plant your tomatoes but variety of tomatoes. If you are planting your tomatoes with any time from September to early planting tomatoes for bottling then potatoes as potatoes require quite a January is OK. our heirloom mix, brandy wine, black lot of nutrients which will reduce the Tomatoes thrive in a sunny, Krim, money maker and beefsteak growth of your tomatoes — they’re sheltered spot, protected from strong are great options. If you’re after also likely to cause blight. winds. It’s important to switch up smaller varieties that don’t require a Once planted, spray your tomatoes your planting positions and plant lot of room and are great for salads with liquid copper to prevent fungal your tomatoes in a different spot and picking straight off the vine then disease and add some Tui Organic from the previous season. This just the gold nugget, black and red cherry Seaweed to the surrounding soil to helps prevent any disease. and acid-free tomatoes will do the encourage larger and juicier fruit. Switch it up by planting tomatoes trick. When it comes to watering, avoid in pots or if you’re low on space you Grab your Awapuni seedlings overhead hosing as it could leave can plant cherry and dwarf tomato from your local supermarket — The your plants more susceptible to varieties in hanging baskets, add Warehouse or Bunnings store or diseases like powdery mildew, rust, some marigolds and herbs to your alternatively order them from our and blight. You can retain moisture hanging baskets to attract beneficial online shop and have them delivered by adding a layer of newspaper insects as well as to ward off any straight to your door. around your plants and then cover unwanted pests. Once you’ve decided on your your newspaper with pea straw or Tomatoes aren’t a fan of soil with a varieties and your soil prep is soil. low PH. If it’s been raining cats and complete, dig a hole approximately We hope you have a successful dogs in your area, we recommend 5cm deep and space your tomato tomato growing season. SaTurDay, SePTeMber 4, 2021 5 FOOD

SIMPLE AS CAN BE: The final dish, straightforward, no-nonsense, done! Dana’seasysalmonpastadish

I can’t count the number of times recently I’ve heard us all being encouraged under lockdown to get creative in the kitchen. “Now is the time to unleash your inner cooking goddess” . . . and all that jazz. But some of us still have to work full-time and somehow facilitate homeschooling in between. We don’t always have the time to spare to get our inner cooking goddess on. So here is my super easy (canned) salmon pasta dish — for a healthy, tasty but also reasonably hassle-free week- night meal.

EASY SALMON PASTA DISH METHOD 1. Cook pasta according to packet instructions. Drain. INgrEDIENTS 2. Heat a little olive oil in a frying pan. ■ 200g fusilli pasta (or choose another 3. Fry courgettes. Throw in drained, variety — penne pasta also works quite canned salmon - heat through. well in this dish) 4. Whack in the drained pasta. Mix ■ A courgette or two, chopped together well. ■ A few spring onions, finely chopped 5. Finally, add the lemon zest, spring ■ Large can — or two small cans — of onions, chives, a few drops of Tabasco® smoked salmon sauce and some salt and/or pepper to ■ Fresh chives (as much or as little as taste. Serve. you like)  ■ 1 x lemon, grated SErvES: 2 (increase ingredients as ■ A few drops of Tabasco® sauce (if you like a bit of heat to your dishes) needed for families) PrEPArATION: ■ Extra virgin olive oil 5 minutes ■ Salt and pepper to taste COOkINg: 15 minutes

EASY, HEALTHY TASTY: Week-night, hassle-free salmon pasta dish.

Pictures by Dana Morcan 6 THE GISBORNE HERALD TRAVEL

MORNING SWIM: The rooftop pool at the Warwick Doha hotel offers views of the city through the haze of One early morning heat. Dohanight in

Qatar, the oil-rich emirate in the Persian Gulf, has been in the news for the pivotal role it has played in the evacuation of refugees fleeing Afghanistan. In other, more peaceful, pre-Covid times, Mary-Jane Richmond flew to Berlin via Doha, the capital of Qatar.

t was the best deal I could find at the time saw a fellow holding up an iPad with my name in — a direct flight from Auckland to Berlin large letters on the screen. This was the ride I’d with an overnight stop in Doha, with Qatar booked from New Zealand through the Rideways IAirways. website, to take me to my hotel, the Warwick I was bound for Berlin to join the World Choir Doha. for Peace in a performance of The Armed Man, The drive took about 20 minutes, the by Welsh composer Karl Jenkins. The year was expressways relatively quiet at that hour of the 2018, and the performance was to mark the night, through this modern city of futuristic centennial of the end of World War 1. skyscrapers. I noticed on the way posters That part of my trip has been written about in everywhere for the 2022 World Cup, scheduled previous articles, but my Doha overnighter has for the end of next year to be held in Qatar. It will been waiting in the wings. be the first time this famous football tournament The flight took off from Auckland at 4.15pm, has been held in the Arab world. and 18 hours later — at the time, the longest It was late October and I had read the average long-haul flight in the world — we landed at day-time temperature could be 35 degrees, with a Hamad International Airport, Doha. It was night time minimum of 24. midnight, Qatar time. I’d packed my togs and made sure the hotel I Eighteen hours sounds like an awfully long booked had a pool. time to be in a Boeing 777, but the time went At the Warwick, the pool was on the rooftop, surprisingly quickly. The flight wasn’t full and offering uninterrupted views across the Doha I was able to stretch out across a middle row of skyline, already hazy in the 8am heat. four empty seats and sleep for a few hours. This I don’t think a swim has ever felt as good, was also the long-haul flight where I discovered stretching out in the cool water after that 18 the latest series of True Detective. hour flight and a fitful sleep. It was the only time Flight attendants circulated through the cabin my togs saw the light of day in my three weeks throughout the night, offering water and snacks. away, but they didn’t take up a lot of room in my I had sent on my big yellow suitcase to Berlin, suitcase and it was worth it. so just had a day pack with enough for an Downstairs I helped myself to a delicious CAFE STOP: A dizzying view of the MIA cafe at the Museum of Islamic Art. The overnight stay, and my shoulder bag. breakfast from the buffet in the dining room. 45m, five-storey windows offer stunning views of Doha Bay. Emerging into the arrivals hall at the airport I What to do now? It was before 10 and I didn’t THE GISBORNE HERALD

WAY IN: A long, wide paved boulevard takes visitors to the Museum of Islamic Art.

MORNING TEA: The biscuit to go with my coff ee arrived in this charming lidded container.

PARK VIEWS: From the paved pathway to the museum you can look out to a park and the dhow harbour.

have to be back at the airport for my fl ight States of the Persian Gulf. airport. my suitcase and freshen up, I was on my to Berlin until 2. Inside this magnifi cent building is  e hotel had said I would be able to way to the airport for the next stage in my My sister and her husband had fl own Islamic art from three continents over hail a taxi from outside the museum, but adventure. to Europe earlier in the year, via Doha, 1400 years. Its collection includes metal the fi rst two I tried wanted to take me on and they had recommended a visit to the work, ceramics, jewellery, woodwork, a tour of Doha fi rst.  ey lost interest in • If I’d had time, I would have gone to Museum of Islamic Art. textiles, and glass obtained from three my business when I said I just wanted to the Souq Waqif.  e souq sells traditional I inquired at the hotel desk about a taxi continents and dating from the 7th to get back to my hotel. Which they claimed garments, spices, handicrafts, and to the museum and soon I was on my way. the 19th century. It is an astonishing they’d never heard of anyway. souvenirs. It is also home to restaurants Before this I had asked about getting some collection, gathered since the late 1980s Not quite panicking, I thought I could and Shisha lounges.  e original building Qatar cash and was sent around the corner and including manuscripts, textiles and manage the walk back to the hotel and dates back 100 years to the early 20th to another hotel, which had an ATM ceramics. It is one of the world’s most thought I knew the way. century and is in a traditional Qatari machine. complete collections of Islamic artefacts, Very soon I realised I didn’t really have a architectural style. It was renovated in  e 6km drive to the museum took with items originating in Spain, Egypt, clue and it was hot as anything. 2006. about 15 minutes, along a busy city road Iran, Iraq, Turkey, India, and Central Asia. Traffi c was travelling very fast along the and then the Corniche, a waterfront So prepare to be stunned, impressed, Corniche and I couldn’t see that I had any • Qatar has one of the world’s largest promenade which extends for 7km along overwhelmed at the breathtaking beauty chance of hailing a cab. reserves of petroleum and natural gas and Doha Bay on the shores of the Persian of the items on display here. I went to cross a side road and a employs large numbers of foreign workers Gulf. In the atrium of the museum is the MIA limousine stopped nearby. Summoning in its production process.  e museum is at one end of the cafe with spectacular views of the West courage I didn’t know I had, I asked if he Its expatriate population — 2.3 million Corniche, and is built on an island off an Bay skyline from the fi ve-storey, 45m could take me back to the Warwick Hotel. in 2017 — far outnumbers the 313,000 artifi cial projecting peninsula near the windows. Above is the oculus, at the top  ankfully he knew where it was and I Qatari citizens. traditional dhow harbour. of the atrium, which captures and refl ects hopped in. During the ride I noticed there Most of them live in Doha. Chinese American architect I M Pei had patterned light within the faceted dome. was no meter in the car. When we arrived Because of its oil wealth, the country’s to be coaxed out of retirement for the At the museum shop I bought a few I asked how much I owed him and he residents enjoy a high standard of living project. He was 91. bits and pieces for gifts, and then ordered asked how much I thought I should pay! I and a well-established system of social  e museum is infl uenced by ancient a coff ee and a biscuit at the cafe. I sat handed over probably more Qatar currency services. Islamic architecture yet has a uniquely for a while, enjoying the magnifi cent than I needed to but where else was I going • Th e Al Jazeera news channel operates modern design involving geometric surroundings. to spend it? out of Doha. patterns. It is the fi rst of its kind to feature But time had ticked on and I needed to I had packed before going to the museum • Check out the Museum of Islamic Art over 14 centuries of Islamic art in the Arab get back to the hotel for my ride to the so after a quick dash to my room to collect on www.mia.org.qa/en/ 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN Standing against anti-vax misinformation nside our bodies we host a world one information and susceptible to persuasion. collaborative, multi-stakeholder response, we of academics, health could base a fantasy novel on. Tiny Our brain’s ability to extricate good are not there yet. Community leaders need professionals and characters in a landscape of blood and information from bad information is to band together to protect citizens from indigenous rights activists Itissue take on tactical invaders in a fi ght hindered by social factors including literacy, making decisions based on bad information. — are calling for local by Aimee between the good and the bad, in a constant systemic barriers, culture, personal/collective In this case, life-and-death decisions. government to take a Milne battle for homeostasis. When baddies trauma and economic factors. Social media In a Stuff article last week, New Plymouth fi rm stance against dis/ mutate and gather for a fresh attack, the and technology corporations have reacted to district councillor Anneke Carlson misinformation. Mayor good guys are sometimes caught off guard pressure from the public and governments was criticised by experts for spreading Neil Holdom has stated the and unable to strategise. By supplying tools, with insipid attempts to temper the deluge misinformation about vaccinations. However, council does not share those for example, a vaccine, they can prepare of disinformation.  e Centre for Countering there does not appear to be any follow-up “views” but has not asked a small but mighty army. Our bodies are Digital Hate found that when people reported from NPDC to condemn this behaviour. Carlson to remove her post. remarkably clever. Unfortunately, the brain’s misinformation to social media platforms, In an open letter to the council, anti- At the time of writing this ability to perceive what’s happening is not only one in 20 posts were dealt with. disinformation campaigners FACT (Fight article, her misleading video straightforward. We are subject to fl oods of Although the best approach will rely on a Against Conspiracy  eories) — a group is still publicly available, along with a new and even more concerning Bitchute 1506 video, featuring two OGs ACROSS DOWN (original gangsters) of disinformation, David 47 And so forth (8) 42 Barrels (5) Icke, who believes reptilian elites are ruling 1 Sailboat (5) 51 Appraises (5) 2 Science of sound (9) 43 Core (7) the world, and Judy Mikovits, responsible 4 Orchestra section (8) 55 Ritual killing (9) 3 Intuitive feeling (5) 44 Door out (4) for the factually barren “Plandemic” video. 9 Programme (6) 56 Faculty member (9) 5 Swearword (4) 45 Helix (6) In their open letter, FACT request that 58 Hostelries (4) 6 Fantasiser (7) 46 Map book (5) 14 Tremble (5) NPDC censure councillor Carlson. FACT 15 Be sold by auction 59 Atmosphere (3) 7 Unable to express oneself 48 Business organisation (2,5,3,6) 60 Cast off (4) clearly (12) (11) spokesperson Dr Frank Kueppers makes it 17 Upper leg (5) 61 Bone in forearm (6) 8 Object to (5) 49 Dry (7) clear this is not an attack on an individual 18 Age (3) 62 Fitting (3) 9 Flying post (7) 50 Fled (3) but a show of solidarity for the section of our 19 Narrow connecting land 63 Camaraderie (10) 10 Gobbles up (4) 51 Swotted for exams (7) society who are vulnerable to disease and will (7) 66 Organised method (6) 11 Vehicle operator (6) 52 Lie spread out (6) potentially be harmed or die from the Delta 20 Dutch city (9) 67 Ship (6) 12 Swung barriers (5) 53 Science of gardening strain, due to low vaccination rates. Although 21 Pines for (6) 69 100th anniversary (9) 13 Held up (7) (12) the individual councillor’s right to express 24 Odd person (9) 72 Wince (6) 14 Soon (7) 54 Ox meat (4) personal views is protected under the Local 25 Obscene (6) 73 London square (9) 16 Diction (11) 57 Precious metal (6) Government Act, so too are the rights of the 26 Ran off to marry (6) 75 Study of living things (7) 22 Increase the wealth of (6) 64 Without uniformity (9) community to live and be healthy under the 29 War step-up (10) 77 Black sealant (3) 23 Melancholy (7) 65 Reached a decision (7) Human Rights Commission. 31 Fate (3) 80 Laud (5) 24 Pleased (anag)(7) 66 Train stop (7) One person with a highly infectious virus 32 Airstrip (6) 81 Imagine (7,2,7) 25 Election participants (6) 68 Marked with bands (7) can shut down an entire ward or surgical 33 Lone performance (4) 82 Seeped out (5) 27 Fuel gas (7) 70 Most handy (7) department, resulting in many people who 35 Watch (3) 83 Stained (6) 28 Repeat mindlessly (6) 71 Concave moulding (6) 37 Has debts (4) 84 Sugars (8) 30 Standard (4) 72 Stood completely still (5) don’t get treatment or become infected. Does 39 Heir (9) 85 Consumers (5) 32 Insurgent (5) 74 Confronts (5) the right to live and be healthy supersede 40 Rogue rats (anag)(9) 34 Sung drama (5) 76 Endures (5) the right to express an opinion? Especially 41 Stairway (5) 36 Sharpen (4) 78 Anti-aircraft fire (4) when that opinion is incorrect and harmful? 42 Shorten (8) 38 Court (3) 79 Fasten together (4) Is the right to refuse treatment still valid if information from qualifi ed people has 12345678910111213been ignored, in favour of “poorly sourced, incorrect or misleading misinformation”? 14 Historically, the answer has been technically, 15 16 17 yes. Our High Court has described the right to refuse medical treatment as a fundamental 18 right under common law. However, evidence provided in the case of New Health v Taranaki 19 20 21 District Council, in which water fl uoridation was seen as a breach of the right to refuse 22 23 treatment, the public health benefi ts justifi ed 24 25 26 27 the limitation on rights. FACT members and signatories ask the 28 NPDC to consider the rights of the public when dealing with one of their own who 29 30 31 32 33 34 is essentially infl uencing a low vaccine uptake. Being immunised is a human rights 35 36 measure. Under the International Covenant 37 38 39 40 on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, the Government is obliged to protect the public 41 by “prevention, treatment and control of epidemic, endemic, occupational and other 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 diseases” and to recognise the right to “enjoy the benefi ts of scientifi c progress”. 51 52 53 54  e United Nations and the World Health 55 56 57 58 Organisation declare that immunisation is a “core health service that should be prioritised 59 and safeguarded during the Covid-19 pandemic”. Freedom of expression, on the 60 61 62 63 64 other hand, has always been conditional. You can’t yell “fi re” in a crowded theatre. It would 65 be cruel to allow freedom of speech to justify irresponsibility or to ignore the rights and 66 67 68 69 70 freedoms of others. 71 FACT suggests that until a collaborative plan is developed to stem the fl ow of dis/ 72 73 74 75 76 misinformation, the best approach is de-platforming. Removing peddlers of 77 78 79 disinformation from their soapboxes is a highly eff ective short-term solution to 80 81 disinformation and online radicalisation. It 82 is as simple as the two-part treatment of a disease. De-platform: stop the spread. And 83 84 85 educate: treat the infection. See: https://mobile.twitter.com/factaotearoa Saturday, September 4, 2021 9 TELEVISION on tv this weekend

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HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 3: THE HIDDEN WORLD THE BOURNE LEGACY Saturday, 7pm, THREE Sunday, 8.35pm, TVNZ 2 To bring peace to Berk, Hiccup must stop the evil Grimmel and his devious plans to wipe out An expansion of the Bourne franchise universe, centred on a new hero whose stakes have all dragons. been triggered by the events of the previous three films. Featuring the voices of: America Ferrea, Gerard Butler. Starring: Jeremy Renner and Rachel Weisz.

BRIDESMAIDS BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Saturday, 9.20pm, TVNZ 2 Saturday, 7pm, TVNZ 2 Competition between the maid of honour and a bridesmaid, over who is the bride’s best friend, threatens to upend A prince is cursed to be a monster for the rest of his life, unless he the life of an out-of-work pastry chef. Starring: Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne. learns to fall in love with a young woman he keeps prisoner. 10 THE GISBORNE HERALD SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION

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