NEW ZEALAND MAORI COUNCIL: Executive Director Matthew SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2020 Tukaki came to Turanganui-a- Kiwa/Poverty Bay to speak about suicide, racism and Oranga Tamariki. Picture by Paul Rickard Maori Council visits Tairawhiti

e New Zealand Maori Council held a conference in Gisborne this week to speak about what the organisation does. Matai O’Connor went along to see what it was all about . . .

atthew Tukaki is the executive history of the NZMC. seeking partnership — that went on to Community Development Act 1962. director of the New Zealand “NZMC has been around for a long time. become the Declaration of Independence in NZMC policies have tackled Treaty Maori Council (NZMC). It has been popular at times and grossly 1835 which involved James Busby. recognition, language retention, fi shing M He came to Gisborne earlier unpopular at others,” Mr Tukaki said. “Busby didn’t care about Maori — he cared interest, papakainga housing, resource this week to speak about Oranga Tamariki, “Council of Maori came into being in 1831 about interests far greater than ours. management, land administration and suicide, racism and constitutional reform. when a group of Ngapuhi chiefs in the Te “ at was to establish trade relationships taxation and youth crime. It was a small crowd of about 20 Maori and Tai Tokerau, who had a problem with the that favoured the English Crown. Its court cases have led to legislation non-Maori at the hui but all the people in the encroachment of foreigners coming to the “ at turned into the Treaty of Waitangi in on fi sheries, forestry and land, electoral audience were part of the discussions. North, got together. 1840.” amendments, the claw-back of former Mr Tukaki set the scene by explaining the “ ey sent a letter to King William IV NZMC was set up by the Maori CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 SPECIALISING IN: Conditions of the colon, rectum and anus, Gastroscopy and Colonoscopy, Laparoscopic Surgery, Gallbladder Surgery, Laparoscopic Hernia, Antirefl ux Surgery, Obesity Surgery, Varicose Veins To book a consultation call 06 867 7411 Three Rivers Centre, 75 Customhouse St, Gisborne www.gisbornesurgical.co.nz Peter Stiven MBChB, FRACS GENERAL, LAPAROSCOPIC & UPPER GI SURGEON CONTACT

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Here to AdvocAte: Members of the public came to listen to Matthew Tukaki’s korero about the diferent issues Maori face in Aotearoa New Zealand. From left, Yvonne Bishop, executive director Matthew Tukaki, NZMC chairman Henare Mason, member of the public Ria Akuhata, and Tuta Ngarimu who was the MC of the conference. Picture supplied

The only Maori organisation that is a statutory authority FROM PAGE 1 a child shouldn’t be an Oranga Tamariki He spoke about his experience of being didn’t design.” employee.” at the helm of mental health and suicide Mr Tukaki said it was time to start the state assets on Treaty settlements and He said a “by-Maori for Maori approach is prevention in Australia during which time conversation about constitutional reform. broadcasting. what’s needed”. he was involved with the reformation of the “We had no involvement in the design and “We are an old organisation that has He explained the system of procurement structures dealing with these issues. that is why its time for constitutional reform. been around for a long time and we end up within government agencies and how it “At the stage before I took over in Australia, “One of the biggest issues is that it’s not coming back to life to push back against impacts Maori. it had the highest indigenous suicide rate in created by us. the interests of the Crown, especially if it He spoke about how organisations the world. “he missionaries were irst here and they doesn’t beneit Maori.” outsource contracts to seemingly- “Sadly that rate has been transferred here were governed by the doctrine of discovery here are 16 districts of the Maori Council, Maori entities which sometimes go to — Maori have the highest suicide rate per which gave them the right to ignore of which Tairawhiti is one. organisations that have just “slapped on a population anywhere in the Western world. everything we said.” “Within each of those districts there Maori name to secure the funding for Maori “Hauora providers get a lot of money, but Maori were not Christians which meant are Maori committees. he very basic initiatives,” he said. the suicide rate in New Zealand, especially they could disregard everything about the foundation of a Maori organisation is not “hat’s a reality we are facing here. for Maori men, has been increasing. indigenous people. those who sit at the top — the chiefs — it’s “How do we change the procurement “We are seeing a trend where Maori men “It wasn’t just New Zealand — it was every about those who are down on the ground system to ensure Maori receive the funding over the age of 50 are taking their own lives. country around the world.” who experience the issues,” Mr Tukaki said. directly, not indirectly through a third party? “We need to understand that mental health “We have a Parliament that makes up laws Maori are elected onto the NZMC every “Once the operations go through a third includes the issues that everyday life can and they get away with whatever they want. three years. party and it gets to the end user, about 50 create for people. “We don’t have something we can push “We are the only Maori organisation that cents in every dollar is gone. “It’s very much about things like not having back against. is a statutory authority and that is because “What does that 50-cents left-over in a job which can put you in a deep dive into “When it comes to the Treaty of Waitangi of the Maori Community Development every dollar get a whanau who are struggling depression. — yes, it is a foundation document but it’s Act of 1962, which also allows us to play with issues that those organisations are “his is a signiicant problem,” he said. not recognised as a constitution. a governor role when it comes to the New meant to help with?” “here’s an opportunity to organise, design Mr Tukaki said there was an opportunity Zealand Maori wardens. He spoke about how, if you’re a social and develop local community movements to have a national conversation on “here is a section of the Act, section 18, worker working for a Maori organisation, around suicide prevention and mental health constitutional reform because the Queen which is the section of intervention and you might get up to 25 percent less support. could pass away in the next few years. we’ve been using that as the NZMC, very than your counterparts in non-Maori “We need to ind a way in which Maori can “Other Commonwealth countries have liberally, over the last two years to push back organisations. trust what is going on in the room when they already started the process of moving into a against the Crown on pretty much every “here is a real problem of pay equity come to speak about how they feel. diferent system. kaupapa that is going on. imbalance. “People can help, but we can’t until we “Why are we not having that same “We are now dealing with 46 kaupapa “We need to re-engineer the procurement know what is going on. conversation? areas across the country, and that has made system to ensure it is equitable for all “We don’t look for support from traditional “We could wait for someone else to start us the most active Maori Council since the providers including Maori. A minimum of suicide prevention strategies because we the conversation, or we can start that 1960s. We also partner with other Maori 90 cents in the dollar should be provided to weren’t involved in building them. conversation with all of New Zealand. organisations that have an interest in the end-user. “If we could build a suicide prevention and “It’s up to all of us to have that getting stuf done.” “Listening to the people, not talking to mental health awareness programme here in conversation — it’s time for that to happen.” NZMC is funded by the Government. them, is what the community needs.” Tairawhiti, what would that look like? What Mr Tukaki ended the hui by saying the Mr Tukaki does not get paid for the NZMC NZMC uses section 18 of the Act to do you need here?” NZMC’s job was to take those issues Maori work he does. advocate on behalf of those groups. Mr Tukaki spoke about racism and said “we have and advocate for them. He spoke about Oranga Tamariki and “NZMC do the job our forebears always set all know what racism is — we live and breath “We are devolving right back to the asked everyone the question “what is the us up to do, which was to advocate.” it every day. community — if you have an idea that makes operating environment we are actually Mr Tukaki spoke about how he fell into “It’s not unique to us, it is a horrible thing. sense, don’t be afraid to put it forward. wanting to change within Oranga Tamariki?” suicide prevention work 11 years ago when “We often talk about how the system is “Come to our hui and share your korero,” “I’m on the record saying the guardian of his best friend died by suicide. racist. his is a symptom of a system we he said. SaTurDay, June 13, 2020 3 PROFILE

Holly Quinn warms up with a cofee in a sunny spot after a surf at Wainui on a winter morning. It has been about 20 years since Holly has been able to surf her home break after working overseas and then on the Kapiti Coast. his year Holly brought her family, and design skills, home to Tairawhiti. She spoke with Sophie Rishworth.

HOME COLOURFUL HOME: Designer Holly Quinn has a love for colourful combinations, and sea scapes — the stormier the better. The award- winning surfer and designer has brought her skill set and a surf school home to Tairawhiti. A colourful life . . . Pictures by Rebecca Grunwell hree times Holly Quinn was called e Salt Shack Surf School will continue in by one woman using a Singer sewing up about her front door and asked Tairawhiti and ofer the same opportunities machine. e company now has 40 the same question: “Are you sure?” for people to get in the water and learn to stores across Australia. T e problem was the colour Holly surf. Holly met her husband, Jackson, wanted to paint the cedar door and entrance “It is quite addictive,” says Holly. in London, and they moved home to to their new-build home — Cosmos Pink. As a surf coach Holly says it is usually the New Zealand six weeks before they She was very sure about the colour but had women who come up with the most excuses were due to have their first child. Holly to convince the builder, the door-maker and as to why they do not want to give it a go, or really wanted to make sure she was in the painter. get in the water. New Zealand for that. Holly brings her same gutsy choices to But out of the hundreds of women she has Jackson’s job was Wellington-based design as she does in the surf. taught to surf, there have only ever been two then. Holly’s only requirement was e 39-year old has a slew of national who, “really didn’t like it”. that they live by a beach, so the couple surf awards from the 90s, and was national Her favourite thing about the surf school and their new family set up home in open champion in 2002. She retired from were the camps they went on. Waikanae on the Kapiti Coast. competitive surfing in 2004 but whipped Between November and March, Holly Setting up a surf school there is one back last year to compete in the Wellington ran women’s surf camps — three days of of the things Holly is most proud of. women’s title . . . and won. learning to surf, with yoga and fully-catered “Another main highlight has been Back home now, her house is a colourful meals. being surrounded by such great people combination of her favourite colours — ey were mostly mums and they loved it, who believe and really support what I mustard, pink and orange — against the she says. do in both design and surfing.” modern backdrop of a new-build. Every door Holly left Gisborne in 1999 to study visual Holly loved getting a surfing culture of the hallway is painted a diferent colour. communication and design at Unitec in started in Waikanae. Her clients were To further illustrate just how creative Auckland. She then travelled overseas, living often middle-aged women, mostly she has made her home space, a lockdown in Australia and the UK where she designed mums, who had hardly been in the activity with the kids was drawing all over for international brands like surf-label ocean but soon found themselves the walls. And when your mum is a designer, Volcom, and Speedo. addicted to it too. it looks quite cool. She credits her 6th form art teacher at e conditions were perfect for is year Holly arrived back to her Girls’ High, Dick Calcott, for making her take learning wave-wise but there were hometown with husband Jackson, and their a 3rd form computer class. risks — like crabs underfoot or the children Ella-May, 6, and Lennie, 5. “He knew that was the way art was going.” stingrays who fed on the crabs. e mum of two is from the well-known Holly said learning about computers then She remembers pushing a new surfer Quinn trio of surfer siblings who are now all definitely made a diference to her work. onto a wave one day when she felt a living in cooee of each other — older brother But as a left-handed drawer, who uses large amount of pressure on one of her WALL DRAWINGS: Lockdown activities for Holly Maz lives around the corner and younger her right hand for a mouse, there were feet. and her two kids included drawing on the walls. brother Jay lives down the road. challenges. Most times Holly says she is “old Holly had stood on a stingray and the When mum is a designer it looks pretty cool. She loves being back in Tairawhiti. school” and draws with a pen or pencil and barb was in her foot. She remembers “ e surf is amazing, and there are people then scans it on to the computer. feeling like her whole body was shutting Instead, lockdown included arts and crafts here to go with.” Holly still sees people wearing board- down, and breathing like she was in labour. with the kids, and even baking. Her enthusiasm for having other people to shorts from her days designing for the those She also remembers doctors googling what “Which I don’t do. I made two things surf with stems from the past six years living brands but says she never planned to go into to do while she was waiting at the Emergency — raspberry muins and chocolate chip on the Kapiti Coast at Waikanae. Although fashion. Department. About an hour later, the quick cookies.” living right beside the sea, it wasn’t really a Today, as a freelance designer back in New fix was to put her foot in a bucket of hot She is making up for her lack of surfing surfing beach. Zealand, her clients range from restaurant- water — from then on, the pain started to now though and can sometimes manage She would often do a return day trip to the owners and other small businesses from subside. to fit in two a day if she doesn’t have much Wairarapa, rolling back in at 2.30 to pick her Kapiti to Gisborne. She designs logos, Now every time Holly sets foot in the work on. kids up from kindy with her surfboard in the menus and the overall look and colours for Gisborne surf, she does not take for granted Holly and her husband both work from back. businesses. how soft, sandy and stingray-free it is. home and each have their own areas. e While living in Waikanae, she also started Her unique style translates into what she She admits lockdown was hard, not being garage is full of surf equipment, just waiting up a surf coaching school — something else wears. Holly says she always wears Gorman able to surf. for summer and the chance to encourage she has brought home with her. T-shirts — an Australian company started “We had such good surf for two weeks too.” more people into the sea. 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD GARDENING Love your plants . . .

Rebecca trimming older ‘ e secret to a successful garden is to love your plants,’ says Rebecca Leader who has an fronds off the kentia palm. extensive garden in Riverdale. ‘Look at where they originate from and, if possible, try to plant them in similar locations, or create a similar environment for them. If you do this they will give you years of enjoyment.’ Rebecca writes about her love aff air with palms . . . e have the queen palms gracing look a little ragged around the edges by the e majestic palm is one of my favourite water. Never water a majestic from above — the middle of Gladstone Road end of a hot summer. palms. It’s fairly rare and reasonably hard it can cause it to rot. like silent sentries — tall and I have three beautiful clusters of to fi nd. I came across a triple-planted one a I regularly feed all my plants indoors and Wmajestic. chamaedorea costaricana which is a couple of years back. I brought it home and out with liquid seaweed — this makes them However, these are not the only palms that clustering variety of palm that likes full divided it into individual plants. I call doing thrive. ey also require lots of water as the will grow well in our Gisborne climate. sun but also likes to be protected from this “plant surgery”, and I will purposely buy sandy soil drains so freely. is is the key to We have a rather large sandy-soil section harsh winds. is year mine produced some plants I can divide. healthy, strong palms. and I grow many palms outside — including stunning bright orange fl ower stalks with ey have absolutely taken off . e Around the corner, we fi nd a little raised palms that are classed as “only house plants” big green seeds that turned black as they majestic palm likes wet feet but doesn’t like lawn with a palm garden at one end that has . . . such as the parlour palm (chamaedorea ripened. ey make a great screening palm to be watered from above. I have a general lights wired into it to illuminate the trees. elegens). is palm is low-growing and as they only grow to about 3.5m and are rule of thumb I live by with all my plants. If Two sugarcane palms (dypsis baronii) and a prefers to be the understory (the underlying relatively easy-care as with most palms. they are tropical or rainforest plants, water couple of bungalow palms (archontophoenix layer of vegetation in the shade of the forest Queen palms (syagrus romanzoffi ana) and them from above like it’s raining. When cunninghamiana) live here. ere is talk of canopy) — however, mine are in full sun and majestic palms (ravenea rivularis) are the last it comes to my majestic palms, they grow CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 although they are doing well, they do start to two varieties that I have in my front garden. in swamps with their trunks sitting in the Night-time bliss is relaxing in your new spa . . .

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The leaf of a majestic palm.

Flower stalks of the costaricana.

Bungalow and sugarcane palms thriving in the sun.

Palms are reasonably maintence-free A parlour palm growing happily outside. FROM PAGE 4 than any other I’ve seen so far. e sago loves Zealand. I actually moved my kentia from bird of paradise (strelitzia parvifolia), reed it here . . . or maybe it’s the regular dose of a fairly wind-blown location, where it was bird of paradise (strelitzia juncea) and a the bungalow being classed as a noxious seaweed I feed it? struggling, to by the pool ,where it has since couple of other small understory palms. weed in New Zealand as it grows so fast and My latest addition is a tropical garden produced much new growth. e pritchardia he pool garden was only planted out last drops an abundance of seeds that sprout up next to the pool. I have a king palm minor is a new one for me — I’d heard of all summer so I am looking forward to watching into new palms wherever they fall. I didn’t (archontophoenix alexandrae) which is not the other palms above in New Zealand or it grow and lourish as my others have. know this at the time I purchased several as in the same family as the queen, as the name Australia but I had never heard of or seen Whenever I move a plant or plant it into tiny babies to grow on into bigger palms . . . would lead you to believe. It is, in fact, a close this one. A bit of googling later and I found the garden, I add a lot of compost into the which they have indeed done. e tiny $3.50 relative of the bungalow palm — again, a that it was a native to Hawaii where it grew hole. I once planted a kauri tree and the palms are now nearly two metres high. fast-growing variety with stately trunks. e in wet forests at a high elevation. I decided hole took me about an hour to dig. I wanted e sugarcane is another story altogether. king palm is in the centre of the pool garden. that planting it near the deep end of the it big and deep and full of nutrients for its ey are so popular that even a small palm On one side I have another sugarcane, pool where it is constantly inundated with new inhabitant. his is what I always do for will set you back a decent amount. because I love them, and on the other side a the water that splashes out from hundreds any new plantings — a hole far too big for However, my sugarcanes have also been golden cane palm (dypsis lutescens). ese of teenager bombs is the perfect location. the plant itself and loads of compost. Once growing fast and the trunks look amazing as palms grow like weeds in Cairns, in the far e pritchardia has grown quite a bit since your new plant is in the garden, water, water, they grow and expand, creating a beautiful north of Queensland, Australia. I’m going to planting so I’m hoping its new home is the water and add a good dose of liquid seaweed green trunk with pronounced rings. be keeping a very close eye on her but so far perfect location. to get the roots going strong. Sago palms, more commonly known as so good. Interspersed throughout the new pool he thing I like about palm trees is they cycads, are throughout my garden. ey are e last two palms in this garden are the garden are cycads, scaly zamia (lepidozamia grow big and tall with stunning trunks, yet one of my husband’s favourites. e sago kentia (howea forsteriana) and a pritchardia perofskyana), pincushions (leucospermum), they are reasonably maintenance-free with also seems to love the environment in our minor. leucadendron, tractor seat plants (ligularia), only one or two fronds falling at a time — little piece of paradise, growing far faster e kentia is fairly common in New philodendron xanadu, bromeliads, spoonbill there are never any falling leaves to collect.

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A group of New Zealand sea lions or Justine Tyerman has an encounter with some feisty rapoka in the ‘rapoka’, having some sort of territorial dispute on the beach at Cannibal Bay. Catlins . . . but the noisy hoiho are nowhere to be seen or heard.  PicturesbyJustineTyerman

he sign said to stay well clear of told us we were standing where the Clutha the sea lions at Cannibal Bay in the River used to low to the sea until a massive Catlins, but the sea lions clearly lood in 1878 moved the river mouth to the Tcould not read. We were standing north. at a safe distance from a cluster of these Maori settled here about 900AD living on magniicent creatures, watching them moa and seal meat, and Captain James Cook frolicking or ighting — it was hard to tell sailed by in 1770 but did not make landfall. which — in the surf. hey seemed to be He named the bay Molyneux after the ship’s engaged in some sort of territorial dispute master who died on the journey. and were creating a heck of a ruckus. Whalers and sealers from England and So fascinated were we with their antics, we Europe came to hunt in the abundant coastal were completely taken by surprise when two waters of the southern coast in the early more large sea lions suddenly appeared from 19th century and European settlers arrived the sand dunes behind us and came lolloping in the mid-1850s to mill timber. he name towards us at great speed. Catlins was bestowed upon the region in After scaring the living daylights out of honour of a whaling captain, Edward Catlin, us, the pair gambolled of to join the noisy who bought land beside the river from a fray among the other sea lions which had Maori chief in 1840. escalated into a full-on battle between two Ten minutes down the coast, the headland huge bulls with shaggy manes. at Nugget Point looks as though it has thrust Cannibal Bay, on the wild south-east coast itself into the Paciic Ocean with such force of the South Island, is a favourite habitat that fragments have broken of. Captain of these critically-endangered mammals, Cook decided the rocky outcrops scattered at known in Maori as ‘rapoka’. A remote, the tip of the long, deeply-weathered inger windswept bay with an impressive rock looked like gold nuggets — hence the name. standing sentinel at the northern end and A lighthouse, one of the oldest in the a long curve of sand stretching south, the country, was built on the promontory at the place-name conjures up all sorts of macabre far end of the point in 1869-70 at the height visions. Long ago, a surveyor found human of the coastal shipping era. he 600-metre One of two sea lions that suddenly appeared from the sand dunes behind us and came bones on the beach but there was never any walk to the impressive white beacon runs lolloping towards us at great speed. evidence of foul play so one wonders why he along a narrow ridge allowing breathtaking of the sea to shape and fashion the face of humpbacks and dolphins are occasionally leapt to the conclusion that the deceased had views of the coastline with almost vertical Aotearoa. I’d love to return at the height of spotted of the point . . . but not that day. We been eaten. clif faces to the north and south. a storm and witness the winds that force did, however, see fur seal pups playing below Earlier in the day, just along the coast at Built from locally-quarried stone, the all the trees there to grow horizontal to the in sheltered rock pools. Kaka Point, hubby Chris and I had embarked Tokata Lighthouse stands an impressive 9.5 land. Roaring Bay, just south of Nugget Point, upon our much-anticipated Catlins metres high and is 76 metres above the sea. A hotspot for marine diversity, over is a breeding ground of the yellow-eyed adventure, all new territory for us. Watching the surge of the waves 40 species of seabird inhabit or visit the penguin/hoiho, the world’s rarest penguin. An information board overlooking the pummelling the rocks far below, even on a headland, and fur seals and sea lions are a Standing 65cm tall and weighing about 5kg, silvery sea and white sands of Molyneux Bay calm day, was a lesson in the awesome power common sight. Orca, southern right whales, CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 SaTUrdaY, JUNe 13, 2020 7 TRAVEL

Built from locally-quarried stone, the Tokata Lighthouse at Nugget Point stands an impressive 9.5 metres high and is 76 metres above the sea. Picture by Cicell Jenks

Cool . . . or crazy? FROM PAGE 6 Newhaven Holiday Park at Surat Bay, named after the sailing vessel Surat that was they are the fourth largest penguin. wrecked there in 1874. Hoiho means ‘noise shouter’, a name given We got there just in time to set up our to them by Maori because of their shrill comfy, cosy double bed in the back of the call. We spent a good half hour scouring the campervan and stroll down to the beach seashore from a hide above the beach but with a bubbly and beer to watch a stunning there was no sign of the creatures coming sunset. ashore. he camp is on beautiful Pounawea Estuary, Reading about their lifecycle on fed by the Owaka and Catlins rivers, a place information boards in the hide, visitors are rich in birdlife and virgin podocarp forest. Sunset from our camping spot at Newhaven Holiday Park in the Catlins. unlikely to see the penguins in March/April It was so mild, we cooked outdoors in our because they are moulting and conined to little “kitchen” . . . very convenient, like an Read part one and two of Justine’s road bed and a little kitchen which gave us the land until their new feather coats grow. hey upmarket tent on wheels. Far from ‘freezing trip in the Weekender online. freedom to camp out whenever we felt are not waterproof during the moult so they to death’, as our Wanaka friends had warned To be continued . . . like it. he Cabana is not self-contained cannot forage at sea, relying on their fat us when we left their centrally-heated house so we stayed at camping grounds and met stores to survive. early that day, the campervan was so warm, Factbox: some awesome people along the way. We According to the Yellow-eyed Penguin we had to open the windows wide during the Justine Tyerman travelled courtesy of JUCY liked the ease and manoeuvrability of the Trust, despite eforts to protect this night. Rentals. basic little campervan and the freedom critically-endangered species, there are only Young ones camping in tents around us * Pick up a JUCY vehicle from JUCY Rentals of not being tied to an itinerary or pre- 225 breeding pairs left on mainland New thought it was pretty cool (or crazy?) to see at Queenstown, Christchurch or Auckland booked accommodation. You can also Zealand, the lowest level since 1990-91. his a couple of “oldies” sleeping in the back of Airport. We’ve tried all the campervans explore magniicent Milford Sound with is indeed a dire situation. a bright purple and green station wagon. and cars but this time we had a two-berth JUCY Cruise and stay at JUCY Snooze in As the light began to fade, we found It brought back memories of the carefree JUCY Cabana campervan with a double Queenstown, Christchurch and Auckland. an excellent overnight campsite called roadies of our youth.

Captain Cook decided the rocky outcrops scattered at the It was so mild, we cooked outdoors in our convenient Our cosy bed made up in the back of the JUCY Cabana. tip of the long, deeply-weathered inger looked like gold little ‘kitchen’. nuggets — hence the name Nugget Point. 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN Noku ake enei whakaaro hy does a boat drive such Buddhism). And think of the atomic bomb acknowledge that and for this purpose not war losses. h ere was land vehemence and passion dome in Japan. Hardly events to celebrate. contest them against epic Maori voyages, loss and environmental throughout our community? h ey were abhorrent historic events but the also extraordinary. degradation of ngahere Wh e Endeavour is sadly tearing choice is to boldly display. h e events are Cook’s landing was the start of and kukuwai which shrunk the fabric of our community. It’s just a boat! then remembered but, crucially, understood colonisation. h at’s exactly why I suggest to traditional food sources. by Andy An important function of public art is as through a powerful presence. h e education iwi, as a personal opinion, get the boat up. Te reo was lost. h e pace Cranston a driver to make us curious to know more. screams, “Let’s be aware and never go down Colonisation brought heaps to New Zealand. of the colonisation was Ask questions. h ey can be a window into this path again!” But for Aotearoa and iwi the outcomes and rapid and adaption forced. history. I support the display of the Endeavour consequences were wider reaching than Maori lost identity and the Art is not always pretty. I have seen the model. Why? any “modernisation”. h e experience was culture was ground down, likes of Auschwitz in Poland, Cu Chi Tunnels What does the Endeavour represent? indisputably fraught with consequence. h e as things Te Ao Maori were in Ho Chi Minh City and the h ich Quang For me it represents one of our most population plummeted as the death rate omitted from the likes of Duc Monument (the monk who burned important moments in time. Cook’s voyages soared and life expectancy fell through lack the education system. himself alive to protest the persecution of are extraordinary achievements. Let’s of immunity to introduced ailments, and It is undeniable that the Maori colonisation experience gives justifi able 1441 cause for grief. It was an ACROSS DOWN inherently unfair process. 50 Social event (2) 40 Mislaid (4) What better monument to give voice and 1 Opium flower (5) 51 Gemstone (8) 2 Non-transparent (6) 45 Tired-out (5) understanding to that grief than the starter 4 Feeling great (2,3,2,3,5) 55 Rub sore (5) 3 Tine (5) 46 Savings (4,3) 14 Happening quickly (5) 58 Bold reckless outlaw (9) 5 Common sense (4) 47 Large pitcher (4) gun, the Endeavour? 15 Military officer (5) 59 Mute (6) 6 Result (7) 48 Harvested (6) A successful art piece can tell many 16 Sale bid taker (10) 60 Insect's antennae (7) 7 Orchestra member (6) 49 Memorial stone mound (5) stories, represent dif erent perspectives or 17 Distinguish oneself (5) 61 Groove (3) 8 Of them (5) 50 Fate (7) be interpreted in dif erent ways. Endeavour 19 Intestine (3) 63 Coloured (4) 9 Head pain (7) 52 In the end (10) is doing that already. It’s just being done 20 Underground cell (7) 64 Singer (anag)(6) 10 Portent (4) 53 Gun holder (7) in such an ugly blame and counter-blame 21 Build (9) 65 Kind (3) 11 Find (6) 54 Moralistic lecture (6) way. It sucks! e story is what it is, but the 22 U-shaped fastener (6) 66 Greeting (10) 12 Pivot (5) 55 Will addition (7) classifi cation is history. 25 Forthright, frank (9) 68 Flock of geese (6) 13 Impressively regal, 56 Lucky accident (5) ose with a propensity to call it the 27 Colour remover (6) 69 Powerful (6) dignified (7) 57 Responsibility (4) murder ship infl ate the issue. h at there was 28 Disrepute (6) 71 Egyptian queen (9) 14 Oblique (7) 62 Inundate (5) death and tragedy is not questioned. h at 33 Not known or 76 Postage stickers (6) 18 Secret plot (10) 67 Purify (7) story also must be told. Tipuna were killed experienced (10) 77 Meal break (9) 23 Invigorating medicine (5) 68 Lion-bird monster (7) under sad but uncertain circumstances. 35 Pixie (3) 79 Level high ground (7) 24 Bright red colour (7) 70 Famous escapologist (7) 36 Cautioned (6) 81 Merriment (3) 26 Ignorant of (7) 72 Back pain (7) h ere must have been vast communication 37 Black marketeer (4) 84 Earthenware beer mug 27 Bison (7) 73 Oration (6) diffi culties, scary challenges, fear and 39 Adversary (3) (5) 29 Make louder (7) 74 Deprive of food (6) confusion. Imagine being a world away from 41 Become less loud or 85 Drunk (10) 30 Chest pain (6) 75 Peril (6) home and this situation arises. A warrior strong (3,4) 86 Char (5) 31 Team race (5) 76 Creep (5) screaming the wero and throwing down 42 Fleet of warships (6) 87 Reflection (5) 32 Twist out of shape (6) 78 Defraud (5) the taki. I don’t think the sailors benefi ted 43 Coins come (anag)(9) 88 Concede defeat (5,2,3,5) 34 Uncommon (4) 80 Screw (5) from a nudge in the ribs indicating to move 44 Ignite (5) 89 Austere and bare (5) 36 Assess (5) 82 Rescind (4) forward to pick up the taki. 45 Charlotte Brontë novel (4,4) 38 Call on (5) 83 Deliver up (4) I don’t seek to justify, just give a suggestion that though there was catastrophe, the label 123 4567891011 1213 murder ship will always be a step too far for 14 many in our community. It implies intent. In Te Ao Maori, the loss of tipuna is an 15 16 17 extremely heavy weight to carry and the deaths must be acknowledged, but screaming 18 19 murder only really serves to stoke a fi re. History and hitori are the same thing. ere 20 21 22 is iwi sadness and the Endeavour can give 23 24 voice to the mourning. All the history from both sides is 25 26 27 28 29 fascinating and engaging. An “old” view that colonisation was all good for Maori is 30 31 32 ignorance of history. e “old” view that Cook was a murderer is overly emotive. He 33 34 35 36 37 38 was a great man who achieved great things. 39 40 Pakeha are also protective of the memory of an ancestor. His world view was of the time. 41 42 43 Let’s take the opportunity to really articulate that moment in time which 44 absolutely impacted and changed all our lives forever. e models must be strongly 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 connected to Tuia Matauranga Apps and 55 56 57 story boards. e content is key. It must be entire. is should and can be done together. 58 59 60 e process and outcome will lead us to a better place than the current disrespect and 61 62 separatism. e complexity of council can catch us all 63 64 65 66 in a moment. But often things aren’t what 67 they seem. I have been slandered as a “racist”, someone “lapping up the advantage of white 68 69 70 71 72 privilege” and “responsible for institutional racism”. Know your fellow man before you 73 74 75 judge him. e usual cynics may suggest the leopard changed his spots. Some look at a 76 77 78 79 80 leopard and see a tiger. 81 82 83 is kaupapa can and must be resolved, but it won’t be through blame and counter 84 85 86 blame. Our ability to move into our shared future is dependent on our ability to accept 87 the learnings of our shared past. Me mahi tahi tatou. We are all in this together. 88 89 And no, it’s not just a boat! Saturday, June 13, 2020 9 TELEVISION on tv this weekend

national treasure 2: book of secrets Sunday, 8.10pm, TVNZ 2 A treasure hunter works to discover the truth behind the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Starring: Nicolas Cage.

JUNE Sunday, 11.15pm, TVNZ 2 BICENTENNIAL MAN June is a nine-year-old orphan who shares her body with an ancient Saturday, 7pm, TVNZ 2 supernatural being, whose mission is An android wishes to become human as to destroy mankind to allow nature he gradually begins to feel emotions. to prevail on earth. Starring: Robin Williams, Sam Neill. Starring: Kennedy Brice.

THE HAPPYTIME MURDERS HOLLOW MAN Saturday, 9.15pm, TVNZ 2 Saturday, 8.30pm, TVNZ DUKE A detective investigates the murders of television puppets. A scientist’s amazing discovery renders him invisible, but it also transforms Starring: Melissa McCarthy, Maya Rudolph. him into an omnipotent, dangerous megalomaniac. Starring: Kevin Bacon, Elisabeth Shue, Josh Brolin. 10 THE GISBORNE HERALD SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION TVNZ 1 © TVNZ 2020TVNZ 2 © TVNZ 2020 THREE PRIME MAORI TV 5pm The Chase 3 0 5pm The Crystal Maze 5.30 A New Zealand Food 5pm Fishing Classics 3 0 5pm The Hui: Kaupeka Wha 6pm 1 News At 6pm 0 Celebrity PG 0 Story PG 0 5.30 Prime News 5.30 Nga Tamariki O Te 6pm Nadia’s Comfort 6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm 6pm The Great British Bake Kohu 3 7pm Jamie: Keep Cooking 3 0 Kitchen M 0 6.30 Te Ao: Maori News And Carry On 0 0 7pm The Karate Kid Off: An Extra Slice 6.30 You Got This! PG 7pm M Mary And The Jamie shares easy-to- M Part II PG 3 0 1986 Jo Brand is joined by 7pm Bicentennial Man PG Witch’s Flower PG 2017 follow, super-flexible 0 1999 Sci-fi. An android Action. When Daniel Harry Hill, Prue Leith, Animated Adventure. Story of recipes with lots of wants to become human accompanies his mentor and Rylan Clark-Neal Dinner Date a girl seeking her place useful swaps and tips to as it increasingly gains to look back over the 9.40pm on TVNZ 1 to see his dying father in the world, who finds feed oneself and loved human emotions. and confront his old final, and Jo talks to Robin Williams, Embeth the runners-up and the a flower with magical ones in these unique rival in Okinawa, he powers. Voices of Hana Davidtz, Sam Neill. winner. times. M inadvertently makes an Sugisaki, Ryûnosuke 9.15 The Happytime 7pm WhichCar 0 7.30 Britain’s Got Talent PG 0 Murders 16LS 0 2018 Comedy. enemy of his own. Kamiki, Yûki Amami. Simon, Amanda, David, In a Los Angeles where 9.05 M Going In Style M 0 Kian Heagney goes on a 8.55 M The Kite ride with the Red Centre and Alesha return to puppets and humans 2017 Crime. Three geriatric Runner MVL 2007 Drama. Nats; Dan and Emma judge the talent contest. co-exist, two very different friends attempt a After years living in detectives must work search for the perfect 8pm L Lotto bank robbery after California, a man returns The Lotto draw. together on a murder car for successful young to his homeland in The Happytime Murders case. their pensions are 8.05 Britain’s Got Talent PG 0 professionals. Afghanistan under the 9.15pm on TVNZ 2 Melissa McCarthy, Maya mishandled. 7.30 Call The Cleaners PG 3 0 Continued. 3 0 Taliban’s rule to help a Rudolph. 11pm Tin Star 16 8pm Dream Home Dilemma 0 8.45 The Hotel Inspector ML 0 11.05 M Entourage 18LS 0 friend whose son is in 11.55 Infomercials Kate and Warren want With her no-nonsense 2015 Comedy. trouble. Shaun Toub, SUNDAY to buy a house for their suggestions, Alex Polizzi Adrian Grenier, Jeremy Khalid Abdalla. 5am Hillsong 3 son and his girlfriend 11.10 Te Ao: Maori News 3 spurs hoteliers and B&B Piven. 5.30 Charles Stanley 3 to live in, but house 11.40 Closedown owners into achieving SUNDAY M 6am Life TV 3 shopping with four very SUNDAY business success. 1.05 She’s Funny That Way M 0 2014 Comedy. 6.30 Brian Houston 3 different opinions is 6.30 Tamariki Haka 9.40 Dinner Date 0 Owen Wilson, Jennifer 7am Charles Stanley 3 proving difficult. 6.50 Kids’ Kai Kart 3 A reality-TV personality The Karate Kid Part II Aniston. 8am Life TV 3 8.30 Living With 7am Darwin + Newts 3 has five menus, each 2.40 7pm on Three 8.30 Turning Point 3 Tourette’s 16LC 3 0 7.10 Huhu: Te Tunga Rakau put together by a Australia ML 3 0 7.20 He Rourou 3 3 0 9am R&R With Eru And 9.30 Super Rugby Greatest potential blind date and, 3.35 Will And Grace PG 7.30 Potae Pai 3 RNZ NATIONAL 3 K’Lee Moments 5pm The World At Five after having dinner with 5.10 Fresh PG 7.40 Smooth 5.35 Bizaardvark 3 0 9.30 The Hui 0 11.30 Whose Line Is It 6.06 Womad Taranaki three of them, decides 7.50 Polyfest Kapa Haka 3 6am Paw Patrol 3 0 10am NewsHub Nation 3 0 Anyway? PG Highlights from the 2019 World who he wants to see 8.20 Haati Paati 3 6.20 Thomas And Friends 0 11am Classical Destinations SUNDAY Music festival in New Plymouth. again. 6.30 New Looney Tunes 3 0 12am Guiltology MVC 3 8.30 Waka Ama Sprint 7.06 Saturday Night With Phil 11.25 Xscape 3 10.35 Manhunt ML 3 0 6.55 Powerpuff Girls 3 0 1am Closedown Nationals O’Brien. 11.55 Doctors Without 9am Globe 3 After a police constable 7.05 Alvinnn!!! And The 6am Religious Programming SUNDAY 3 0 Borders: Dedicated To 9.30 Swagger gives Sutton a lead on Chipmunks 7am Nella The Princess 12.04 The All Night Programme 7.25 Littlest Pet Shop 0 Life PG 0 10am Cam’s Kai 3 another murder, his Knight 3 0 6.08 Storytime 7.50 Kai Five 0 11am team observe a suspect 1pm ABB Formula E Race At Tapatahi 7.10 Sunday Morning With Jim 7.55 The Drawing Show 0 7.30 Religious Programming Noon Te Ao With Moana 3 but, when they go to Home Challenge 3 Mora. 8am What Now? 10am The Great Escapers 12.30 Piri’s Tiki Tour PGC arrest him, he cannot be 1.30 Muscle Garage 7.35 The House 10am Regular Show 3 Noon Super Rugby 1pm Tangaroa With Pio found. 10.10 Less Than Perfect PG 3 0 2pm Motorsport: European Aotearoa (RPL) 9.06 Mediawatch 1.35 M Mary And The 12.12 Two Cents Worth 11.30 Doctor Doctor M 3 0 10.55 Shortland Street Rally Championship Highlanders v Chiefs. Witch’s Flower PG 2017 12.30 Standing Room Only SUNDAY Omnibus PG 3 0 3pm British 2pm Mad About You PG 3 0 Animated Adventure. 1.10 At The Movies With Simon 12.25 Coronation Street 3 0 12.10 The Bachelorette PG Superbikes Round Six. 2.30 Deadliest Roads PG 3 3 2pm Grown-Ish PGL 0 3.30 Marae DIY Morris. 4pm SuperCars: Super 2 3 3.30 Judge Judy PG 1.40 Infomercials 2.25 4.30 Tagata Pasifika 2.05 The Laugh Track Round Two, Barbagallo. 3 6am Rural Delivery 0 Omnibus 3 0 4pm Hot Bench 5pm F Tamaki Paenga 3.05 Classic Drama 6.20 Country Calendar 3 0 4.50 Ellen’s Game Of 5pm Gone Fishin’ 4.30 A Very British Country Hira 3 4.06 Smart Talk Sustainable Seas. Games 3 0 5.30 The Fishing Show House 3 0 5.30 Nga Pari Karangaranga 5pm The World At Five 6.45 Tiny House Nation 3 5.45 The Voice UK 0 Classics 0 5.30 Prime News O Te Motu 3 5.10 Heart And Soul 7.25 Tagata Pasifika 3 0 7.50 Praise Be 3 0 CHOICE PAY TV 8.20 Karena And Kasey’s 5pm Nigellissima SKY SPORT 1 SKY 5 MOVIES PREMIERE DISCOVERY 3 0 5.30 Expedition Unknown Kitchen Diplomacy 6.30 L Super Rugby 7.30 Trucking Hell M 5.20 10 Minutes Gone MVL 5.40 Aussie Salvage Squad PG 3 0 6.30 Hairy Bikers’ Chocolate 8.45 Topp Country Aotearoa Highlanders v Merrie must remove an 2019 Action. Michael 6.35 BattleBots PG 3 0 9.10 20/20 Challenge Chiefs. abandoned lorry but, Chiklis, Bruce Willis. 7.30 Curse Of The Bermuda 10am Marae 0 7.30 Restoration Home The Super Rugby as she takes a closer 6.53 The Sun Is Also A Triangle PG 10.30 Waka Huia Summer Stories of people willing Aotearoa season kicks look, she discovers the Star MVLS 2019 Drama. Yara 8.30 UFOs: The Lost Series 3 to risk everything to save off at Forsyth Barr vehicle contains a guilty Shahidi, Charles Melton. Evidence PG 11am Attitude 0 a historic property and Stadium, Dunedin. secret. 8.30 Stockholm MVLC 2019 9.25 Gold Rush: White 11.30 The Inside Word 3 0 create a home. 9.30 Super Rugby 2002 (RPL) 8.30 Ronnie’s Redneck Comedy. Based on the Water PG 10.15 11.55 Sunday 3 0 8.30 Antiques Roadshow Blues v Hurricanes. Roadtrip MVL 1973 bank robbery and The Day I Ran China PG 11.05 Legends Of The Wild PG 12.55 Love Your Garden 3 0 9.30 Dirty Rotten Survival 11.30 Super Rugby 9pm Ax Men ML hostage crisis that gave 11.55 How It’s Made PG 1.55 Building Giants 0 10.30 History Hunters Aotearoa (HLS) 10pm Pawn Stars PG rise to the psychological 2.55 Design Junkies PG 3 0 11.30 My Family And The Highlanders v Chiefs. 10.30 Trucking Hell M phenomenon known as SUNDAY 12.20 How Do They Do It? PG 4pm NZ Hunter Galapagos SUNDAY 11.20 The Simpsons PG Stockholm Syndrome. 12.45 Battle Bots Adventures PG SUNDAY 12am GrassRoots Rugby 11.45 The Simpsons PG 10.05 See You Soon 16S 2018 1am 1.35 Weather Gone Viral PG 5pm The Chase 3 0 12.30 Expedition Unknown Super Rugby SUNDAY Drama. Aotearoa (HLS) 12.15 The Simpsons Super 2.25 Codes And 1.30 Toy Hunter 11.50 The Extraordinary 1.15 Super Rugby Sunday PG Conspiracies M 2am Hoard Hunters Journey Of The Fakir ML BRAVO Aotearoa (RPL) 2.10 Ronnie’s Redneck 3.15 Codes And 3 3am 2018 Comedy. 5.35 Undercover Boss Antiques Roadshow Highlanders v Chiefs. Roadtrip MVL Conspiracies M SUNDAY 6.30 Revenge Body With Khloe 4am Restoration Home 3.15 Super Rugby 2011 (RPL) 2.35 Supergirl MVS 4.05 Codes And 1.25 The Institute 16VSC 2019 Kardashian PG 5am Hairy Bikers’ Chocolate Highlanders v Chiefs. 3.20 Main Event MV Conspiracies M 3 Thriller. 4.55 7.30 Botched PG Challenge 5.15 Super Rugby 4.05 Classic Pawn Stars PG Codes And 3am 10 Minutes Gone MVL Conspiracies M 8.30 Vanderpump Rules M 6am Toy Hunter Aotearoa (HLS) 4.30 Ax Men ML 2019 Action. 5.45 Codes And 9.30 Murdered By Morning 16 6.30 Through The Bible With 5.30 Isolation Nation 5.15 Chicago PD MV 3 4.33 Cinema Through The Conspiracies M 10.30 The Mark Of A Killer 16 Les Feldick 6am Super Rugby: Lead 6am Ronnie’s Redneck 6.35 How Do They Do It? PG 11.25 Love It Or List It 3 7am Up (RPL) Blues v MVL Eye Of Magnum PG 2017 Leading The Way Roadtrip 7am How Do They Do It? PG SUNDAY Hurricanes 2012. Documentary. 7.30 Key Of David 6.25 Supergirl MVS 7.30 Curse Of The Bermuda 12.20 Infomercials 8am Super Rugby 5.29 The Sun Is Also A 8am Home Of The Year 7.10 Criminal Minds: Beyond Triangle PG 5am Clean House PG 3 Aotearoa (RPL) Star MVLS 2019 Drama. 8.30 Treasures Decoded Borders 16VS 8.20 UFOs: The Lost 9.10 Love It Or List It 3 7.06 Stockholm MVLC 2019 9.30 Million Pound Properties Highlanders v Chiefs. 7.55 Main Event MV Evidence PG 10am 3 10am Comedy. Love It Or List It 10.30 Hairy Bikers’ Chocolate The Academy 8.50 Survivor: Worlds 9.10 Rob Riggle: Global 10.50 Botched PG 3 10.30 Super Rugby 2002 (RPL) 8.36 See You Soon 16S 2018 Challenge Apart PG Investigator PG 11.40 Masters Of Flip 3 Blues v Hurricanes. 9.40 Drama. 11.30 Building The Dream Supergirl MVS 10am Legends Of The Wild PG 12.35 Say Yes To The Dress 12.30 The Season: Brisbane 10.25 Pawn Stars PG 10.24 The Extraordinary 12.30 My Family And The 10.50 Deadliest Catch PG Atlanta 3 Boys College 10.55 Criminal Minds: Beyond Journey Of The Fakir ML Galapagos 11.40 Aussie Salvage Squad PG 1.30 Hoarders PG 3 1pm Super Rugby Borders 16VS 2018 Comedy. 12.30 1.30 Expedition Unknown Aussie Gold Hunters PG 2.20 Hoarders PG 3 Aotearoa (RPL) 11.45 Ax Men ML 11.59 The Institute 16VSC 2019 1.20 Gold Rush: White 2.30 Antiques Roadshow 3.10 Judge Jerry 3 Highlanders v Chiefs. 12.40 Mountain Men PG Thriller. Water PG 3.40 Judge Jerry 3 3.30 The Great Polar Bear 3pm L Super Rugby 1.30 Ronnie’s Redneck 1.38 10 Minutes Gone MVL 2.10 Aussie Gold Hunters PG 4.05 Judge Jerry 3 Feast Aotearoa Blues v Roadtrip MVL 2019 Action. 3pm Aussie Gold Hunters PG 4.35 Judge Jerry 3 4.30 Rick Stein’s Long Hurricanes. 2pm Ultimate Fishing PG 3.13 The Con Is On 16VLSC 2018 3.50 Aussie Gold Hunters PG 5pm Hollywood Medium With Weekends From Eden Park in 3pm Raw PGV Comedy. 4.45 Aussie Gold Hunters PG Tyler Henry PG 3 5.30 Our Guy In India Auckland. 5.45 SmackDown PGV 4.48 Touchback M 2011 Family. 5.40 Aussie Gold Hunters PG KEY 0 3 (HLS) (RPL) (DLY) 16 18 Closed captions; Repeat; Highlights; Replay; Delayed; Approved for persons 16 years or over; Approved for persons 18 years or over; 13Jun20 Compiled by C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. Saturday, June 13, 2020 11 SUNDAY-MONDAYSUNDAY—MONDAY’S TELE TELEVISIONVISION GUIDE

TVNZ 1 © TVNZ 2020TVNZ 2 © TVNZ 2020 THREE PRIME MAORI TV 5pm The Chase 3 0 5.45 The Voice UK 0 5pm Gone Fishin’ 5.30 Prime News 5pm F Tamaki Paenga 6pm 1 News At 6pm 0 7pm : The 5.30 The Fishing Show 6pm Cruising With Jane Hira 3 0 7pm Country Calendar 0 Rivals PGL Classics 0 McDonald PG 0 5.30 Nga Pari Karangaranga For the final Instant 3 Protein Power. The best of The Fishing 7pm Storage Wars PG 0 O Te Motu Restaurant, Sophia and Show with the best 6pm Waka Huia A traditional sheep-and- Romel know they must The buyers visit fishing action from 6.30 Te Ao: Maori News beef farming family take cook their best to avoid Compton, where Darrell around New Zealand and 7pm The Negotiators 3 The Luminaries on the unknown, and elimination. and Brandon cannot get 8.10 M National Treasure: the world. their rappers or their 7.30 Connection To Country 8.30pm on TVNZ 1 start growing quinoa, a M Book Of Secrets M 0 2007 6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm lockers straight; Barry 8.35 Loving PGL 2017 crop few others in New Action Adventure. A treasure 7pm Lego Masters finds an antique GPS Drama. In 1960s Virginia, Zealand have attempted. hunter seeks to discover Australia 0 system. a mixed-race couple find 7.30 Sunday 0 the truth about the Brimming with 7.30 Richard Wilson’s their relationship under 8.30 The Luminaries ML 0 assassination of Abraham attack by the law, and Lincoln. Nicolas Cage, imagination, creativity, Highland Fling 0 take their fight to the In 1866, Emery is Helen Mirren. and Lego knowledge, the At the age of 80, Supreme Court, altering inexplicably wounded; 10.25 Paranormal Caught On remaining pairs test all Richard Wilson is ready 3 0 US history. Ruth Negga, a stranger arrives, Camera M their construction skills. to tick off an item at the 11.15 M 0 Joel Edgerton. interrupting a secret June M 2015 Horror 8.10 M First Man M 0 First Man Sci-fi. Casper Van Dien, top of his bucket list – 10.45 Nanakia PGC 2018 Drama. Story of Neil council of the men of Victoria Pratt, Eddie exploring the Highlands 3 8.10pm on Three Armstrong and the first 11.15 Te Ao: Maori News Hokitika; events from Jemison. and Islands of Scotland, manned mission to the 11.45 Closedown the night Crosbie Wells MONDAY which he plans to do in moon. MONDAY died are pieced together. 12.45 Seven Year Switch style. 6.30 Waiata Mai 3 0 Ryan Gosling, Claire Foy. 9.45 DNA Detectives 3 0 Australia ML 8.30 F McMillion$ ML 0 6.40 Te Mana Kuratahi 3.25 Surveillance Oz 3 10.45 Humans M 3 0 Actor Robbie Magasiva 9.40 White Dragon 16VLS 3.50 Infomercials Sam reacts to recent 7.10 Tamariki Haka 10.40 SmackDown PGV 7.20 E Kori 3 discovers he has 4.25 Will And Grace PG 3 events, and Joe must 11.40 60 Minutes PG 7.25 Pipi Ma connections to royalty; 5.30 Infomercials help him through it; 6.30 Rescue Bots Academy 3 0 MONDAY 7.30 ZooMoo journalist Nadine truths are revealed and 6.50 MyaGo 3 0 12.40 Closedown 7.40 Te Nutube Richard Wilson’s Highland Fling Chalmers-Ross finds dangerous plans put into 7am Peppa Pig 3 0 7.50 Darwin + Newts 3 7.30pm on Prime family with a taste for action at the Railyard. 6am Ben 10: Omniverse 7.05 The Tom And Jerry 3 8am Tapatahi the high life. 3 0 11.45 Magnum PI M 3 0 6.50 Henry Danger Show 3 0 9am Cam’s Kai 3 RNZ NATIONAL 3 0 7.30 Teen Titans Go! 3 0 7.15 Krypto The Superdog 10.45 Victoria PG Magnum and Higgins 3 5pm The World At Five 7.50 Super Dinosaur 3 0 7.40 Teenage Mutant Ninja 9.30 Ako An outbreak of cholera learn the assassin who 3 5.10 Heart And Soul 8.15 Moon And Me 3 0 Turtles 0 10am Whakatauki affects London; Albert killed Higgins’s love has 3 6.40 Voices 8.35 PJ Masks 3 0 8.05 The Thundermans 3 0 10.30 Taha Tauiwi is offered the seat of surfaced on Oahu. 3 7.04 The Ted Radio Hour 9am Dorothy And The Wizard 8.30 Game Shakers 3 0 11am Kuia Chancellor at Cambridge Of Oz 3 MONDAY Ideas worth sharing. 9am Antiques Road Trip 3 11.30 Whaikorero 9.10 Infomercials 12.40 Infomercials Noon 3 8.06 Sunday Night With Grant University. 10am The Doctors PGC The Ring Inz MLC 3 0 10.10 Neighbours 3 0 6am The AM Show 12.30 Game Of Bros PG 3 Walker. 11.35 Les Miserables MV 0 11am 3 0 10.40 Murphy Brown 9am The Café PG 1pm Nga Pari Karangaranga Music and nostalgia. Jean Valjean becomes 11.10 Army Wives PG 3 0 Noon The Neighbourhood 10pm The 10 O’Clock Report 10am Infomercials O Te Motu 3 uncomfortably aware 12.05 Sun, Sea, And Selling PG 3 0 10.10 Mediawatch 11.25 Millionaire Hot Seat 3 0 1.30 Ako 3 that Cosette is growing Houses PG 3 12.30 Madam Secretary PG 3 0 10.45 The House 1.05 3 12.20 Face The Truth PG 2pm Toku Reo 3 up, and will soon want a Judge Rinder PG 1.30 Married… With 11.04 The Retro Cocktail Hour 2.05 3 0 (Part 1) 3pm Nga Kapa Haka Kura Cougar Town PG 3 MONDAY life of her own. 2.30 Home And Away 3 0 12.45 Dr Phil PG 3 Children PG 3 Tuarua 12.04 The All Night Programme MONDAY 3pm America’s Funniest Home 1.45 Lego Masters 2pm The Late Show With 3.30 Playlist 5am First Up 6am Morning 12.45 Infomercials Videos 3 0 Australia 3 0 Stephen Colbert PG 3 4pm Swagger 0 Report 6am Breakfast 3.30 Bluey 2.55 Restoration Man PG 0 3pm Wheel Of Fortune 3 4.30 Pukana 3.40 0 9.06 Nine To Noon 9am Peppa Pig 4pm The Fishing Show 3.30 Jeopardy 5pm The Ellen DeGeneres 3.45 0 Waiata Mai 10.45 The Reading Get Clever 0 4pm A Place In The Sun: 3 Show 0 4.10 0 Classics 5.10 Te Mana Kuratahi Noon Midday Report Get Arty 3 Ellen is joined by Kevin 4.35 Friends 3 0 4.30 NewsHub Live At Winter Sun 5.40 Tamariki Haka 1.06 Afternoons 3 0 3 Hart. 5.05 The Simpsons 3 0 4:30pm 5pm Frasier 5.50 E Kori 4.06 The Panel 0 0 10am Tipping Point 3 5.30 Home And Away 5pm Millionaire Hot Seat 5.30 Prime News 5.55 Pipi Ma 5pm Checkpoint 11am The 100k Drop 0 PAY TV Noon 1 News At Midday 0 CHOICE 5.30 Our Guy In India 12.30 Emmerdale PG 0 6.30 American Restoration SKY SPORT 1 SKY 5 MOVIES PREMIERE DISCOVERY 6pm 5.45 6.50 5.40 Aussie Gold Hunters PG Charity is on the 7pm American Restoration Super Rugby SmackDown PGV Blue Iguana 16VLSC 2018 warpath; Jimmy 7.30 Turquoise Fever PGCL Aotearoa (HLS) 7.30 Criminal Minds: Beyond Comedy. Sam Rockwell, 6.35 Aussie Gold Hunters PG is surprised by an 8.30 ID True Crime: 6.30 Super Rugby Borders 16VS Phoebe Fox. 7.30 Aussie Gold Hunters PG accusation; Mandy is Madeleine McCann MCV Aotearoa (RPL) 8.30 NCIS MV 8.30 Judy MLC 2019 Drama. 8.30 Ripley’s Believe It Or 8.30 Rugby Nation determined to provide Over a decade has 9.30 NCIS MV Judy Garland arrives in Not! PG 9.30 Super Rugby London to perform a support for Lydia. passed since the 10.30 Chicago PD MV 9.25 Curse Of The Bermuda Aotearoa (HLS) series of sold-out shows 1.30 Rachel Hunter’s Tour Of disappearance of three- 11.25 Survivor: Worlds Triangle PG 10pm Super Rugby and, while there, begins 10.15 Legends Of The Wild PG Beauty 3 0 year-old Madeleine Apart PG McCann. This two-hour Aotearoa (HLS) a whirlwind romance 11.05 Gold Rush: White 2pm The Ellen DeGeneres 10.30 Rugby Nation MONDAY special examines what with a musician. Renee Water PG Show 3 0 11.30 GrassRoots Rugby 12.15 SmackDown MVC really happened that Zellweger, Jessie 11.55 How It’s Made PG 3pm Tipping Point 3 0 MONDAY 1.55 Chicago PD MV night in 2007. Buckley. MONDAY 4pm Te Karere 12.30 Super Rugby 2.45 Criminal Minds: Beyond 10.30 Turquoise Fever PGCL 10.30 Cold Blood Legacy 16VLC 12.20 How Do They Do It? PG 4.30 Spencer’s Big 30 0 11.30 American Restoration Aotearoa (HLS) Borders 16VS 2019 Action. Jean Reno, 12.45 Aussie Salvage Squad PG 5pm The Chase 3 0 MONDAY 12.45 Super Rugby 3.35 Survivor: Worlds Sarah Lind. Aotearoa (HLS) 1.35 Weather Gone Viral PG 12am American Restoration Apart PG MONDAY 1am Super Rugby 2.25 Naked And Afraid MLC 12.30 Our Guy In India 12am 1985 MLC 2018 Drama. Cory BRAVO Aotearoa (RPL) 4.25 NCIS MV 3.15 Naked And Afraid MLC 1.30 Baby Animals Michael Smith, Virginia 5pm Hollywood Medium With 3am Ranfurly Shield 5.10 NCIS MV 4.05 Naked And Afraid MLC Tyler Henry PG 3 2am Hoard Hunters Madsen. 2007 (RPL) 6am Jeopardy! PG 4.55 Naked And Afraid MLC 6pm Masters Of Flip 3am ID True Crime: 1.25 The Con Is On 16VLSC 2018 5am Super Rugby 6.25 Wheel Of Fortune PG 5.45 Naked And Afraid MLC 7pm M Grease PG 3 1978 Madeleine McCann MCV Comedy. Uma Thurman, Aotearoa (HLS) 6.45 The Simpsons PG 6.35 Gold Rush: White Musical. The friendships, 5am Building The Dream Tim Roth. romances, and adventures 6am Love Your Home And 5.30 Super Rugby Aotearoa 7.10 Parking Wars PGL Water PG 6am Rugby Nation 2.58 Touchback M 2011 Family. of a group of high-school Garden 8am Border Security: Brian Presley, Kurt 7.30 Codes And students in 1950s 7am The Academy 7am Treasures Decoded Australia’s Frontline M Russell. Conspiracies PG America. 8am The Great Polar Bear 7.30 The Season: The 8.20 Ripley’s Believe It Or M 3 8.25 Storage Wars PG 4.57 Blue Iguana 16VLSC 2018 9.15 Grease 2 PG 1982 Feast Brisbane Boys Not! PG Musical Comedy. 8am 8.50 Storage Wars PG Comedy. 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Exhibitions: East of the Sun - works by interest group. Gisborne Cosmopolitan Club, ▶ Storyteller Session – Listen to Sit Down Zoe Alford (to June 14); Returning to the 190 Derby St, 9.30am, free. In Front’s new album, Confessions of a Pie East - works by Ebony Whitaker (to July ▶ Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting – meet hief, hear the stories behind lyrics, writing WHAT’S 5); Kahukura - works by multimedia artist with others for support and advice, Holy and recording process, Smash Palace, 7pm. Tawera Tahuri (to June 21). Tairawhiti Trinity Church, Derby Street, noon. Ph 0800 Museum, 10 Stout St, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm, 229 6757 or email [email protected] Saturday, June 20 Sun 1.30-4pm, locals free, visitors $5, ph 867 ▶ Badminton – Smashers, Have a Go! ON 3832. For itness and fun, all levels, wear sports ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed. See June 16 for details. ▶ Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd. shoes, rackets available. All Yr 7-13 students New players welcome, rackets available. welcome, $5 per session, Badminton Centre, ▶ Gisborne Farmers’ Market. Grown in Gisborne Social Morning Club, 9-11.30am, $4, ph 867 134 Roebuck Rd, 3.30-4.30pm. Sessions also or produced locally; vegetables, fruit, cheese, bread, baking, eggs, meat, ish, To help promote events you are involved in, e-mail: 2584. Kiwi Badminton Club, Yr 3-7 players, available at schools. Ph 027 264 8660 or lowers, seedlings and more. Cnr Stout & [email protected] for a listing on the 4.30-5.30pm, $5, ph 027 350 9482. Gisborne email [email protected] Fitzherbert Sts, 9.30am-12.30pm. Details: What’s On page, or [email protected] for a listing Club, 7-9pm, $8 snr, $6 student.Ph 021 216 ▶ Bridge lessons, 7-9pm, Gisborne Bridge on the Tairawhiti Gisborne events diary. 6700. Club, 572 Gladstone Rd, free. Ph Sally 867 gisbornefarmersmarket.co.nz Good Folk Community Dance – for ▶ Mah-Jong, Town & Country Women’s 5505. ▶ Saturday, June 13 pleasure, no partners, experience or skill Club, 42 Emily Street, Riverdale, 12.45pm. Ph ▶ Gisborne Floral Art evening group, ▶ Steve Kingi Band, Smash Palace, 9pm, $5 Liz 06 281 0187. Kahutia Bowling Club, Cobden St, 7-9pm. Ph required. Suits all ages, supper follows, St Andrews Church Hall, Cobden St by on the door. Support local. ▶ Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting - 868 1591. meet with others for support and advice, Pak’nSave, 7-10pm, $5. Sunday, June 14 Friendship House, 391 Ormond Road, 7pm. hursday, June 18 Sunday, June 21 ▶ Gizzy Trail Run Series - Cooks Cove ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am-3pm. See June Walkway, Wharf Road, Tolaga Bay. Suitable Tuesday, June 16 16 ▶ Tramping Club hike – a coastal trip with several options of a ridge or beach walk for all abilities, with beautiful views: Short ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed. Work in a fully ▶ Badminton – Casuals, Badminton Centre, course 3.2km, medium course 6km, long equipped woodwork or carpentry workspace. 9.30am, $4 a session. Ph 027 256 4351 or combination, great views. Leave 8.30am, $10. course 12km, $15 casual, $5 U14. Assembly Tairawhiti Menzshed, cnr Parkinson & Innes email [email protected] Ph 862 5710 or email [email protected] Gisborne Sceptic Group, 11am. Details: point: Wharf carpark. Registration 9.15am, St, 9am-3pm. Ph/txt James 022 465 0396. ▶ Bridge and Rummikub, 9am, Mah-Jong, ▶ Topics and venue ph 867 3715 or 867 7122. 10am start. Cofee Cart and food onsite. ▶ Patutahi Badminton Club. All skill levels 12.45pm, Town & Country Women’s Club, 42 More info; Gisborne Harriers facebook page welcome. Patutahi Hall, Biggs St, 7.30pm, ph Emily Street, Riverdale. Ph Liz 06 281 0187. ▶ Bridge Lessons, 1-3pm, Gisborne Bridge or ph Michelle 021 271 5171. 862 7783. Club, 572 Gladstone Rd, free. Ph Sally 867 Friday, June 19 5505. Monday, June 15 Wednesday, June 17 ▶ Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting – see ▶ Tairawhiti Museum Current short-term ▶ Gisborne Proactive Club. Retired persons June 17 PHOTO OF THE WEEK Submit your photos: www.gisborneherald.co.nz/photo-of-week, or e-mail: [email protected] By submitting a photo, the entrant agrees to allow The Gisborne Herald Co Ltd permission to use the image now and in the future for printed material and online. Where possible The Herald will make contact irst.

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