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HELLO CHARLIE: Kiana Mengel with her by Sophie Rishworth the handle bars and duck and 1-year-old pet cockatiel Charlie who got lost dive into the wind as they on Saturday. After dozens searched all day and A COCKATIEL which scootered along. night for the missing pet, Kiana and her family randomly landed on a The next day they had had given up hope. Then a whole woman’s sunhat over the given up hope, thinking there neighbourhood away, Charlie landed weekend was reunited with was no way Charlie could on the right person’s hat. its distraught owners — have crossed river, or fended Picture by Paul Rickard because they had mutual for himself in the wild. friends on Facebook. On Sunday afternoon on Jess Mengel and her a property across the river daughter Kiana, 12, said and down the road a bit from it was nothing short of a where Charlie lives — about miracle to have their pet a kilometre as the cockatiel cockatiel Charlie home again. flies — Gaelyn Mann was They had known him since mopping her deck. he hatched, remember him She kept having a funny with no feathers (“pretty feeling that something was on ugly”) and brought him home her sunhat. when he was old enough. The “Finally I looked in the one-year-old cockatiel is now reflection on the door and a much-loved family pet. saw this bird. He hopped on But while they were my hand and at one point he transferring him to his new hopped all over the slightly big outside cage on Saturday, wet deck. I was terrified my Charlie flew on to the roof of cat would turn up. the house. “He was quite chatty once He had his wings clipped he had hopped off my head. so they didn’t think he could He pecked at my sequinned fly very far. They searched for jandals but wasn’t too happy him all day, got the torches to be put in a box.” out and continued to search It was Charlie. into Saturday night. From there the wheels of The whole neighbourhood social media began to turn. helped — even the next-door Charlie had picked the right neighbour “who is scared of house, and the right hat, as birds”, said Jess. they had mutual friends on Charlie was a well-known Facebook with his owners. sight in the neighbourhood. His middle name is now Kiana used to take him on miracle, said Kiana, who is her scooter for rides. He has happy to have a “very hungry” a nappy harness, would sit on Charlie home. ‘NOW IS NOT THE TIME’ City retailers dismayed at proposal to remove rate help by Andrew Ashton economic development and tourism However, 63 percent of feedback from rate or combining city-centre promotion agencies, to deliver these services. 103 ratepayer submissions approved of into the regional tourism agreement with CITY-CENTRE retailers say the future Speaking to about 20 business owners, removing the rate, which is targeted at Trust Tairawhiti. of Gisborne’s annual Santa parade, city GDC chief financial officer Pauline building owners in the CBD. “And we are open to other ideas.” centre decorations and kai festivals are Foreman said the council wanted to “The future delivery of city centre Retailers this morning were left all “up in the air”, if proposals to scrap “go back to basics” through the way it vibrancy services is flagged for discussion unimpressed with the proposal, with the way they are funded go ahead. set rates, focusing on affordability in and decision-making as part of our Long one business owner saying the proposal Business owners voiced their particular, as well as other underlying Term Plan,” GDC revenue team leader was “dumb” at a time when the region frustrations at a meeting held by Trust principles set by councillors. Fiona Scragg said. needed to attract people from across New Tairawhiti to discuss Gisborne District She said the existing targeted rate, “This is an opportunity for us all to Zealand into the city. Council’s proposal to remove the rate for which had been in place for 20 years and look at where we want to go from here.” “Now is not the time to be doing this.” city centre management and promotion. collected $180,000 from business owners, GDC would now look at several options One restaurant owner said there were Business owners in the CBD pay a did not seem to be fit for purpose. such as removing the rate, as proposed. widespread benefits to the whole city rate for city centre management and The rate funds the Christmas parade, Other options included introducing a from events such as the Kai Street Food promotion. The council contracts Trust the city-centre Christmas decorations and different targeted rate, keeping it as it Festival. Tairawhiti, which runs the district’s tree as well as “shop local” promotions. was, creating a voluntary contribution CONTINUED ON PAGE 4

GISBORNE RUATORIA WAIROA Local News ...... 1-5 Business ...... 10 The Guide ... 19-22 Classifieds ... 25-26 Births & Deaths ...4 Opinion ...... 11 Television ...... 23 Sport ...... 28-32 9 771170 043005 TOMORROW National ...... 6-9,18 World...... 12-15 Racing ...... 24 Weather ...... 31 > 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 Ribbon-cutting launches Relay for Life

by Mark Peters support and fundraising event will “Us being us, we’re aiming for can’t stop.” be held on March 20 at the Awapuni $70,000 this year.” The Relay For Life began in the US A PURPLE ribbon was cut last Stadium. The event’s fundraising platform is when a doctor decided he wanted to night in Waikanae Surf Life Saving A public vote during the A&P Show expected to go live on November 1. raise money for the American Cancer Club’s conference room to symbolically decided the Relay For Life will be a The Cancer Society’s various Society, said Nona Aston. announce the launch of the 2021 Relay 24-hour event. Organisers are also services included counselling, massage, “This is the most wonderful For Life. aiming for a higher fundraising target. transport, financial assistance and time,”she said of the Gisborne-based The gathering of supporters was “Because of the amazing fundraising workshops, said Mrs Burgess. event. introduced to the Gisborne East Coast efforts in our community in 2019 we Cancer affected everyone in some “You’ll find so much love, so much Cancer Society’s “mostly new crew” managed as a region to raise $69,817 way, she said. companionship, so much honour to be costumed for the occasion in yellow which is absolutely incredible,” “So even though the world might walking for your loved ones.” tutus. said fundraising coordinator Becky have come to a temporary stop because She then cut the ribbon to officially This year’s cancer awareness, Burgess. of Covid, cancer doesn’t stop, so we launch the 2021 Relay For Life.

WE WERE ALL YELLOW: Cancer Society Gisborne East Coast members and supporters Roimata Mangu (left), Chloe Harrison, Nona Aston, Libby Clay, Pam Murphy, Becky Burgess and Lianne Jenkins celebrate the launch of the fundraising event, Relay For Life. Picture by Liam Clayton

Mayor out shaking a bucket for Pink Ribbon appeal

MAYOR Rehette Stoltz will be among the be joining 10,000 volunteers across Aotearoa we know Covid-19 has made life harder for Breast Cancer Foundation NZ Pink Ribbon New Zealand raising vital funds to support people affected by breast cancer,” said Breast Appeal collectors this weekend. women going through breast cancer, search Cancer Foundation NZ chief executive Evangelia Collectors will be shaking pink buckets for ground-breaking scientific discoveries and Henderson. around Gisborne on Friday and Saturday with spread the message about the importance “We never imagined we’d be launching this the mayor appearing at the Farmers Market on of early detection and going for regular year’s appeal in the middle of a global pandemic, Saturday between 9.30am and 11am. mammograms. but we hope the people of Gisborne will show “Every New Zealander has someone who People can also support the appeal online some love this October by donating generously. they love and care for who is affected by breast at www.bcf.org.nz/streetappeal20 or by texting “The money raised will fund our vital work in cancer,’ said Mrs Stoltz. PINK to 4499 to make a $3 donation. education, research, and patient support. “Let’s rally together and raise precious funds Each year, around 40 women are diagnosed “We’ve been blown away by the community to support our mums, aunties, sisters, cousins with breast cancer in the Tairawhiti District spirit New Zealanders have shown this year. It’s and friends as they bravely take on this tough Health Board area, and sadly every year around their kindness that will take us one step closer challenge.” seven women will die of breast cancer here. to making zero deaths from breast cancer a Gisborne Pink Ribbon Appeal collectors will “It’s been a tough year for everyone and reality.”

LOOKING AHEAD Vicki Coley SPORTS Sells Real Estate • Cricket: Doleman Cup matches open the cricket season for A Grade teams, while Hope Cup games start the B Grade fare. We preview the action. • Rugby: The All Blacks prepare for a Wallabies home-turf onslaught as they look to clinch victory in the Bledisloe Cup series. • Tennis: We preview the Gisborne Senior Tennis Tournament, which will give people a chance to see some of the district’s best and most FOCUS ON THE LAND experienced players in action. TOMORROW SATURDAY Vicki Coley Residential Sales Consultant The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 For a free no obligation appraisal call me. Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: Jack Malcolm/John Gillies P 021 641 997 E [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz 32806-02 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 NEWS 3 ‘Fantastic speaker’ to address the future of food

A WORLD-LEADING scientist is by the strong interest in innovation in Covid uncertainties, we’ve secured and multilateral institutions such coming to Tairawhiti to speak about the the food and beverage sector,” Trust such a fantastic speaker to support our as the Organisation for Economic future of food. Tairawhiti economic development focus on innovation for a healthy and Co-operation and Development (OECD) Professor Sir Peter Gluckman will manager Jared Johnstone said. abundant future.” and various United Nations agencies. be visiting the region in November for “We’re delighted that we’ve been Professor Sir Peter Gluckman As co-founder of Koi Tu: The a free public event following on from able to support this visit from Sir is regarded globally as one of the Centre for Informed Futures, Sir Peter last year’s inaugural Edible Innovation Peter Gluckman, which will help us foremost thinkers on the practices and co-authored the recently published event. understand the opportunities that exist principles of science advice. He was discussion paper, The Future of Food Organised by Trust Tairawhiti and the for us to support the development of a the inaugural chief science adviser & The Primary Sector: The Journey New Zealand Food Innovation Network resilient and diverse food and beverage to the Prime Minister from 2009 to to Sustainability, which urges New (NZFIN) to support food and beverage sector while protecting and improving 2018, working with John Key and Zealand’s food and primary industries industry innovation, Sir Peter will speak our natural environment.” Jacinda Ardern. He was the founding to capitalise on our rising international at the Waikanae Surf Life Saving Club Nicky Solomon from the New chair of the International Network for reputation with a long-term food at 10am on November 3. Zealand Food Innovation Network, Government Science Advice, and is the strategy that supports sustainability, FREE SPEECH: All are welcome to this event and are who helped deliver last year’s Edible president of the International Science and can adapt to new technologies and Professor Sir Peter only required to secure a ticket from Innovation event said it was fantastic Council (ISC) which unites scientific consumer demands. Gluckman is coming to Eventbrite. to see the strong interest last year from bodies across the social and natural Attendees are asked to arrive by Gisborne to talk about “We grow a lot of great produce in those working with food in our region. sciences as the global voice of science. 9.45am for a welcome, and the event the future of food. Tairawhiti and we’re really encouraged “We’re also thrilled that, despite He continues to engage with global will wrap up at 11am. Picture supplied Port helps make room Lessons learned for more Risks re-assessed in wake of Edgecumbe flood report

car parks by Alice Angeloni

GISBORNE-TATAPOURI Sports Fishing Club TAIRAWHITI authorities have run a members are benefiting from a boost in parking “stock take” of flood risks in the region, places. saying there are “many lessons” to be With parking at a premium in the Inner learned from the Edgecumbe flood in Harbour a little reorganising means members 2017. will now have use of 19 parks. An update provided to Gisborne A moveable planter and wheel stops District Council’s civil defence meeting installed as part of the Navigations project have on Wednesday said critical infrastructure been removed after the additions blocked four and townships had been assessed for car parks and hampered access to the fishing flooding risks and the flood manual had club weigh station. been updated, while a hazard map and “There were some bike racks, wheel stops evacuation plan for the urban area was and a moveable planter that were affecting planned for 2021. access to the weigh station so, in consultation Gisborne District Council director with the fishing club, it was decided to remove lifelines David Wilson said the update them,” an Eastland Port spokeswoman said. on flooding risks came in response to “An Eastland Port staff member removed recommendations in the Bay of Plenty, them over a month ago using a forklift, and and looking at “what could have been there are plans to reuse them in the future. done better”, after hundreds of homes “Five additional car park spaces have been were flooded when the Rangitaiki River created.” breached the Fishing club president Roger Faber said floodwall in April the club had spoken to Eastland Port and 2017. suggested better use could be made of the The reason space and the port was “quite happy” to move for failure in the planter. Edgecumbe was “We’ve also removed from the eastern side a small water of the building two containers we had there for tank on the bank, storage and refrigeration. That’s created another which shouldn’t 10 parks along there. have been there, “So we will have nine now, rather than four he said. Following down the southern end and 10 along the eastern the event, council side, or the back of the club, which is great from staff went out to our point of view.” make sure there was nothing like this in Tairawhiti, and found a similar tank, which was removed within a few weeks, DEVASTATION: Fences stand under water on farmland near the flood-ravaged Driver in fatal he said. township of Edgecumbe in April, 2017. Gisborne District Council staff have updated Their assessments had involved the district’s flood manual after looking at recommendations from an independent looking at “problem children” commission appointed by the Bay of Plenty Regional Council after the Edgecumbe crash named as infrastructure like the Tauwhatanui flood. Dam reservoir, which had lost about 50 File picture child’s mother percent of its “flood detention capacity” due to silt deposit. There were plans to Mr Wilson said flood monitoring sites condition of floodwalls was still good, THE driver of a vehicle in which a pre-schooler reinstate the dam, which was built in were located all the way up the Coast, but for a “climate change upgrade” and died when it crashed on State Highway 35 near 1960 and designed to hold approximately each with warning levels which alerted greater assurance, it was planned to Whangara earlier this year, can now be identified 110,000 cubic metres, this financial year. staff when reached. However, they found raise and widen the stopbank in 2022/23. as the boy’s mother. The report also included improvement catchments further north in the region Similarly, the condition of the Tikitiki Meri Hoana Grace, 30, was driving while plans for Ormond, Muriwai and Patutahi could handle big rainfall events far floodwall was sound, however, there were disqualified and with excess blood-alcohol townships, and Gisborne’s urban area. better. recommendations to strengthen it in the (102mgs) when the crash happened about 10pm Councillor Bill Burdett drew attention Councillor Andy Cranston asked short to medium term, and potentially on March 5. to the “very serious flooding” that had whether the impact of logging had been replace it with a stopbank in the Her four-year-old son Stephen Tuatini Grace occurred in the north of the region, and considered in flood assessments. Mr future. died at the scene, near Glenroy Road, Whangara. asked how the council intended to warn Wilson replied that part of the council’s The Waipaoa River Flood Control Grace previously had interim name people of floods in the future. role was to keep water pathways clear, Scheme was assessed for climate change suppression but it lapsed this month and was not “Normally it’s the telephone, and and they did this by looking at areas risks by the Hawke’s Bay Regional pursued when she recently appeared in the High farmer to farmer, or just people tapping where there could be “snags”, or spots Council in 2018, which resulted in a Court at Gisborne. each other on the back saying ‘you better where they knew “birds nests” could strengthened stopbank design to allow During the appearance, Grace pleaded guilty to do something about your stock’,” Cr develop. for a 100-year flood event and for climate an amended schedule of charges — drink-driving Burdett said. Council chief executive Nedine change to 2090. causing death, drink-driving causing injury (to “Flooding is a major issue in the Thatcher Swann said woody debris The report said the council had also a 60-year-old passenger), and driving while northern area. When we have a good one, would need to be included as a potential run workshops on flood warning and disqualified. we have a beauty and it causes immense risk when the civil defence management response, and installed a gauge to She was further remanded on bail for sentence damage. In the past we’ve actually lost group plan was reviewed. monitor the flood level in the Mahunga on November 27. people.” In the Ormond township, the overall Stream. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES Deaths

MCVEY, John Deaths Patrick. — Suddenly, on 24 October 2020. ANDREW, Wrey Much-loved son of (Wobbly). — On 28th Alison and Duncan October 2020, (dec). Father of Chloe peacefully, at Gisborne and Shannon. Beloved Hospital. Much loved friend of Amanda. husband and "twin" of Brother of Kathy, Pete, Grace (dec). Adored Sue, Anna and Mike. Dad and Dad-in-law of Brother-in-law, and Kaye and Steve uncle to many. Thompson, and Lisa Free at last, rest in and Grant Boocock. peace Johny. Cherished Poppa of Private family service Corey and Caitlyn. to be held. Special thanks to Ward 5 and the fabulous team Unveilings in ICU for their amazing care of Wrey. SEYMOUR Funeral details to follow. The whanau of William PAUL - Evans Funeral Services Ltd FDANZ Welcome all who wish www.evansfuneral.co.nz to attend. LUNDON, Graham. — At 11am — — 24th October 2020. Taruheru Cemetery Brother-in-law to Bob (dec) and Anne Saturday, October 31, Whiteman. Uncle to 2020 Erle (dec), Aaron (Scruff), Aimee and Tara Whiteman. Will miss you heaps.

PARTNERSHIP: The Maori Women’s Welfare League and New Zealand Police have signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at ensuring positive outcomes for tamaraiki, rangatahi and whanau. Pictured after the signing are, seated, from left, Gina ‘High risk’ to Aupouri Chaffey, MWWL national president Prue Kapua, Olive Isaacs and Raewyn Chaffey. Standing, from left, Tairawhiti police area commander Tamuera (Sam) Aberahama, Makere Kaa, Owen Loyd, Bebe Hewitt, Tomairangi Aupouri-Chaffey, police officer wipe the rate Jamie Hutana, Mary Te Maro, Wayne Panapa, Louisa Wall, Tia Takarangi and Whiti Timutimu. Picture by Liam Clayton FROM PAGE 1

“Let’s be realistic, why isn’t the council Gisborne launch pad stepping up to the table to do something to help the town, the retailers and what’s the incentive to open a business,” said the restaurant owner. “With those festivals that are happening, we have something for our for family harm pilot community to come to every two or three months, because there’s not much else going on. by Matai O’Connor early stages. was involved in setting up the MoU, said “You can’t please everyone if you come “We know that police are more often a conference she had attended three with a blanket rate, but you have got to WORKING together to achieve than not involved when things have years ago was the first time she had put your pou in the ground and say, hey enduring positive outcomes for tamariki, escalated but we want to be involved been involved in MWWL. this is what we believe is best for the city.” rangatahi and whanau is the goal of a early on. “There were 2500 women in a Changing the way city-centre events memorandum of understanding (MoU) “We want to support the whanau and conference room and I saw the wonderful were funded now was a risk. between the Maori Women’s Welfare help them through different processes work they were doing. ‘When you are over here on our side of league and NZ Police. because at the end of the day we don’t “I thought this organisation needs to the fence and nobody is coming to your MWWL national president Prue want to see a continuation of statistics be connected to the Police. restaurant or shop or your service it’s a Kapua came to Gisborne on Friday to that are pretty negative,” Ms Kapua Deputy commissioner Wally Haumaha boat-load harder.” launch a family harm pilot programme said. and Prue Kapua started having that Another retailer said city centre which is a direct result of the MoU. Area commander Sam Aberahama said conversation about two years ago. vibrancy manager Lana Davy was an She was accompanied by MP Louisa it was an an honour to have this work The project came to fruition in March asset to the community. Wall and they were joined by members of start in Tairawhiti. this year when the MoU was signed. “We want to bring the vibe back to the the Tairawhiti branch of the MWWL. “I am excited for the opportunities that “It’s been a long wait but well worth city. The visit to Gisborne was the first of lie ahead. I am really looking forward to it,” said Sen Sgt Timutimu. “Let’s do better at the things we are three locations where the MoU is being understanding the purpose and intent of “They (MWWL) have a good reputation already doing. I think it’s high risk wiping put in place as a pilot. The others are the MWWL and what they bring.” of delivering kaupapa Maori services the slate.” Counties Manukau and Hastings. “Catching offenders is only a part which is what is needed in the family Some business owners suggested the “We are hoping to get involved in a of what we do. There’s a whole lot of harm work space. funds should be raised through the programme that is more about helping prevention we can do and having MWWL “We want to ensure we have general rate paid by all ratepayers but our whanau at the earliest possible and others come on board with us is an sustainable relationships with strategic were told they would have to compete stages,” Prue Kapua said. awesome reflection of what we want to partners. That’s a big part of it at against all the other council services MWWL have a committed branch in achieve.” the moment, and ensuring others are funded through the general rate, as the Tairawhiti, she said. “This is about whanau wellbeing, brought to the table. council was restrained by law as to how “This is the first step to get to know wellbeing of our people and community.” “Stalwarts like Whina Cooper have much it could collect in rates. each other and how we will work “It’s great to have community leaders paved the way and then we have our Trust Tairawhiti tourism general together going forward.” whose common goals align with ours, own like Nanny Olive Temple who has manager Adam Hughes told the meeting The goal of the MoU is to get whanau and being able to support one another done some heavy lifting in Tairawhiti the trust was unable to commit to out of the system. to get the best for our community and and really they are the role models and funding the events like the Christmas “We want to see a situation where we region.” strength of the work we will have in parade as all its investments and funding can intervene and have a role in the Senior Sergeant Whiti Timutimu, who place.” agreements now had to go through a community wellbeing framework. “Simply put, it’s up in the air if this target rate was removed and not replaced Eight weeks left in PGF-funded roadworks programme with anything else. But what we’ve seen from this room, is there is a lot of positive THE major road repair closed to heavy vehicles at all The road is open to stock trucks Waitahaia roads and Lowe Street. feedback about some of those events.” programme funded by the times from November 12-27. Light and light vehicles. Metalling work continues on Mr Hughes said that feedback had Provincial Growth Fund and vehicles can expect delays. Tarewa Road will be closed to Tutamoe, McIlroy, Parikanapa, shown the value of events funded through Tairawhiti Redeployment MacDonald Road’s permanent all vehicles at the 6.7km mark from Paparatu, Hokoroa. Rakauroa, the targeted rate. Programme has eight weeks to run. repairs begin today, with the work November 9 for three weeks for Poroporo, and Kopuaroa “The agreement I can give to you is More than 500 people are continuing through to November flood repairs. roads. we will summarise this and provide that involved in the programme. 25. The road will be closed to all Road stabilisation and seal Drainage and water tabling works feedback in our submission to the council The works coming up in the vehicles for the duration between repairs continue in the following are ongoing in Whakarau, Waimata as part of the submission process to make next few weeks include an upgrade JNL and Judd Holdings, with a locations: Dunstan, Gladstone, Valley, Parikanapa, Hokoroa, East sure that voice is heard.” of the Waingake Road between detour through Willows Road. Hansen, Grafton, Harper, Lytton, Cape, Waingake and Bushy Knoll Mr Hughes said a further meeting Patemaru and Tarewa Roads. Arakihi Road remains closed to Ormond, Bond, Bushmere, roads. would be held at 5pm at the Emerald That section will be closed to heavy logging vehicles for culvert Tiniroto, Waimata Valley, Waingake, For updates on road closures Hotel tonight for those unable to make the heavy vehicles between 7am and extension works. This closure has MacDonald, Lottin Point, Tapuaeroa, and planned works, visit www.gdc. earlier meeting.” 9pm from November 2-11, and been extended by up to four weeks. Te Arawapia, Tinatoka, Hikuwai and govt.nz/road-information. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 NEWS 5

TRIP UP MEMORY LANE: Chinese people who have a connection to Gisborne visited Titirangi/Kaiti Hill on Sunday as part of a tour around Tairawhiti. Picture by Liam Clayton

Tairawhiti trip GOING back to their roots was the Along the way they reminisced Mr Foon said the trip allowed them theme of a trip for Chinese people who about the 70-odd businesses like fruit to reunite with their friends and have a strong connection to Gisborne. stores, laundromats, takeaway shops relations to reminisce and enjoy a Over 90 former and current Gisborne and dental clinics that were set up on party. reconnects Chinese people came together for Gladstone Road throughout the 1900s. “It was a time to celebrate and the event in the district over Labour “It was amazing to note how many everybody was extraordinarily happy to Weekend. families and businesses that were here come back.” Many of them were born in Gisborne and now are not,” said former Gisborne Mr Foon acknowledged the and/or are connected to the region Mayor and current Race Relations organising committee of Jennifer Yee, Chinese to through their parents, grandparents Commissioner Meng Foon, who was his brother Richard Foon and wife and great-grandparents. among those who attended the event. Janet, and Mr Foon’s wife Ying Foon, Two busloads of Chinese people, “The older ones remember the tram who made the event possible. young and old, went up Titirangi/Kaiti and how they carried their boxes of “Our elders never had Google maps, Gisborne roots Hill on Sunday morning to enjoy the vegetables from their fruit stores to but we are all grateful to them for view of Young Nick’s Head. service bakery shops and hotels.” settling in Gisborne.” Training day offers chance to learn about kiwifruit industry

PEOPLE who want to work in the kiwifruit 17,000 people nationally in November,” said “This may be of interest to those who have The course will offer both the theory industry have the opportunity of a free training NZKGI education coordinator Di Holloway. recently lost their jobs due to Covid-19, or those and practical aspects of summer canopy day in an initiative put together by the New “This is a great opportunity for New who may be seeking a career change”, she said management. The first part of the day is in a Zealand Kiwifruit Growers Incorporated (NZKGI). Zealanders, with free training and assistance to The one-day taster course will give potential classroom and then continues to an orchard for The Ministry for Primary Industries is funding find jobs provided.” employees an insight into the nature of practical demonstration. the project, which aims to give potential Following on from the organisation’s kiwifruit orchard work, which can be physically The training day is on Friday, November 13. employees an insight into kiwifruit orchard work successful winter pruning training programmes, demanding. New Zealand citizens or permanent residents in Gisborne. It is about to get under way. NZKGI offers potential employees in Gisborne the “We hope that a large proportion of the people interested in participating can register by “The initiative aims to encourage jobseekers opportunity to see if summer work on orchards who undertake the one-day training will be completing the form found at this website www. to take up employment in the kiwifruit industry, is something for them, as well as to offer further pleasantly surprised by the variety of different smartsurvey.co.uk/s/GL3L7F/, or by calling which can see a required labour force of over training to those interested. jobs”, Ms Holloway said. 0800 232 505.

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Palmiro MacDonald went missing in March 2016, Some National MPs facing the possibility of losing their jobs and his remains were found several months later near a dam behind Shannon in the Horowhenua. WELLINGTON — A major Joseph Johnson was charged with murder and question mark remains over was meant to stand trial yesterday at the High the future of National’s Court in Wellington. deputy leader, Gerry However, Justice Ellis revealed yesterday Brownlee, following the party’s morning that the trial would not proceed. devastating election loss. Justice Ellis said there were impediments to Brownlee was the architect conducting a fair trial, but did not elaborate on behind the party’s chaotic what those were. — RNZ campaign and also lost his long-held Ilam seat in Police hunt for man in Chch Christchurch on election night. CHRISTCHURCH — Upper Riccarton residents When asked about whether are being urged to contact police if they have Brownlee would remain as seen a prowler or any suspicious activity at their her deputy leader, Collins National Party leader properties. would not be pressed on her Judith Collins Detective Senior Sergeant Colin Baillie said preference, saying it was a the request follows reports of a man unlawfully matter for the caucus. entering two residential properties in the suburb “I’m always keen to have between 6am and 7am today. Gerry with us,” she said. “As a result, a man is now assisting us with “I’m very happy to have the our inquiries. We are in the early stages of decision made by the caucus, understanding what has occurred today and if and I’m very happy to have GOING OUT OR STAYING IN?: A major question mark hangs you noted a prowler on your property, or any Gerry as our deputy. He’s been over the future of the National Party’s deputy leader, Gerry unusual or suspicious activity, we urge you to a great stalwart, and he is a Brownlee, following National’s catastrophic defeat in the 2020 contact us as soon as possible.” great stalwart.” election. RNZ pictures by Dom Thomas Stuff has reported it understands two women Brownlee did not expressly were attacked. say he wanted to stay on in Whangaparaoa MP Mark seen from our members and Support is being provided to those affected by the role. He also said that it Mitchell ruled out putting his where can they add value (to this morning’s events. was a matter for caucus to hand up for any leadership the party)? National MP Matt King Further information would be provided when it decide. role “at the moment”, and said “So, for instance, I remember became available, Detective Senior Sergeant Colin “I want what’s best for the that he thought Brownlee had when Simon Bridges was the booted from Parliament when Baillie said. — The New Zealand Herald National Party. I’ve been a the “right qualities” for the leader, I specifically asked special votes are returned, deputy before, I’ve stepped role. for housing and RMA. Why? with just over 700 votes Council manager sentenced aside before. Whatever is best Former leader Todd Muller Because I knew I could add between him and Labour’s CHRISTCHURCH — A former Canterbury council for our caucus moving forward said he backed the current value there,” she said. Willow-Jean Prime in the manager who stole about $25,500 from her is obviously what I will want leadership team, and he had Collins would also be Northland electorate. employer and a group which provides technology to facilitate.” not heard any rumblings awaiting the results from the King said though that he help to seniors has been sentenced. He said none of his about a challenge to Brownlee. special votes before assigning believed the odds were 60/40 Lisa Elaine Larkin, a former Selwyn District colleagues had expressed any Nicola Willis said she roles and portfolios, as her in his favour. Council district community development adviser, concerns about him staying on, wanted to see Collins and caucus could shrink further. Nick Smith had lost his was sentenced yesterday to nine months home but that he had not canvassed Brownlee “continue in their On the prospect of losing long-held Nelson seat and was detention for stealing about $18,500 from Selwyn around to see if he still had leadership”, while Chris more MPs, Collins said it was also at risk, and along with SeniorNet and about $7000 from the district support. Bishop said the current “always a possibility.” Maureen Pugh, he avoided council. In response to a question leadership had “done a “I’ve always thought there’s speaking to media on the way She was sentenced on two charges of theft about whether he would very good job in trying no point worrying about things to caucus yesterday morning. by a person in a special relationship and one of fight for the position, he said circumstances”. you can’t control — you’ve just The results from the special forgery. that was a “fundamental National’s leader, Judith got to make the best of those votes would be returned next She pleaded guilty to the charges earlier this misunderstanding” of how the Collins, met with some of matters that you can control.” Friday (November 6). year. Larkin has agreed to pay back about $3500 National caucus worked. her MPs yesterday and Being faced with the Party President Peter of the district council’s money she claimed had “Our caucus is going to have would meet with more possibility of losing their jobs Goodfellow said the board gone towards buying whiteware from Smiths a discussion, and if that is today to discuss their roles was a hard position for MPs to had met a couple of times to City, forging an invoice from the company and what the caucus decides (for and portfolios in the new be in, she said. discuss the potential terms of providing it to the district council. me to step aside), I’ll accept Parliament. List MP Maureen Pugh was reference for the review of the It was later revealed the invoice did not originate that ”, Brownlee said. Collins will then wait “on the cusp. She’s been there party’s election campaign, and from Smiths City. The National MPs who were until Prime Minister before, she’s a very resilient would meet again within the It had been modified on Larkin’s work computer spoken to yesterday openly Jacinda Ardern unveils the person and, unfortunately, next few days. the same day she gave it to the council. backed Brownlee as deputy. Government’s ministerial line- people often become resilient “Clearly the status quo She was ordered by Judge Tom Gilbert to pay Former leader Simon up before allocating portfolios. because of their experiences, isn’t acceptable, so we want off the remaining amount she owes to SeniorNet Bridges said he was happy “It’s a real weighing-up and she’s had to go through to get the right sort of and the district council in instalments. with Collins and Brownlee and situation . . . What are the that (lose her role) before,” comprehensive review under Larkin has made arrangements to pay back said he would “never again” qualifications, experience and Collins said. way”. $3400 of the council’s money, which she used at take a tilt at the leadership. attributes that we’ve already Matt King could also be — RNZ Smiths City. — Agencies

Enterprise Nissan | 323 Gladstone Road, Gisborne | [email protected] | T 06 867 8368 | enterprisegisborne.co.nz 35407-01 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Ports of Akld insist on isolation Foreign crews ‘must do two weeks of quarantine and return a negative test’

AUCKLAND — Ports of Auckland and two of their colleagues, has New Zealand ports. some of the valuable passage that we is demanding that foreign crews highlighted significant failings (in the The Port of Tauranga is understood This was despite the get through having those boats come flying in to New Zealand to work country’s pandemic response). to be adopting the same approach. to New Zealand,” Hipkins explained. on international ships must go into Two of the three cases worked The Minister of Health, Chris Government saying it The Government was looking as managed isolation for two weeks. on the Sofrana Surville while it was Hipkins, told Morning Report today had no plans to make testing crew members even if they This was despite the Government docked in Auckland, and eight crew that the Government was only looking foreign crews do 14 days were only here overnight. saying it had no plans to make members flew in from the Philippines. at mandatory testing. “That helps with the country’s foreign crew members do 14 days of The port now says foreign crew With regards to shipping crew of quarantine because it track-and-trace efforts in the event quarantine because it would deter members must stay in a managed members who came ashore only to would deter vessels from that there are any further outbreaks in vessels from coming here. isolation hotel first and return a transfer in the space of about three coming to New Zealand. New Zealand. However, the port has written to negative Covid-19 test. days, Hipkins said they would not need “That’s something we (the shipping agents saying the country’s The rules apply regardless of to undergo quarantine. Government) would be looking to do latest Covid-19 outbreak, which whether the ship is departing That was because they could all and do crew transfers elsewhere. fairly quickly,” Hipkins said. involved a local marine engineer for overseas or visiting other choose not to come to New Zealand at “Maybe we would end up losing — RNZ

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WELLINGTON — A leading fifth, to more than $13 million. Government department is spending Covid-19 exposed how thousands millions of dollars more on IT of its staff had no secure access Right Frights, Right Price upgrades amid the pandemic. to up-to-date systems to work from The Ministry of Business, home. Innovation and Employment (MBIE) The upgrade was expected to TWLWK13C. Valid until Sunday 01/11/20 unless otherwise stated or while stocks last. Some deals may extend. All offers not in conjunction with any other offers. Trade quantities not supplied. Accessories not included. Assembly required. Range, colour and designs may vary between stores. Clothing does not include Red Rack, Sleepwear, Underwear, Socks, Hosiery has increased the spend and scope be finished next month, about six or Accessories. Toy deals do not include: Clothing, Sporting, Trampolines, Entertainment titles, Craft and Stationery items. Clothing offers exclude Schooltex. Outdoor Furniture, Stationery, Craft, Computing, Mobile Phones and Whiteware not available in all stores, see online for details. See online for full inance terms and conditions. See online for full inance terms and of a digital overhaul that began two months late, after adjusting for conditions which apply. †Finance Now: 12 months Interest Free available on purchases over $249. One single item purchased must be valued at $150 or greater. Additional fees, approval years ago. The budget was up by a Covid-19. — RNZ criteria, interest rates and weekly payment amounts – see online or ask a team member for full details. 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 Calls to action highlighted in rights report

by Eleisha Foon, RNZ PLEA FOR REFORM: AUCKLAND — A report has been released Public officials today featuring 39 issues highlighted by do not always all four Human Rights Commissioners. The take political following are some of those calls to action parties’ made by the four commissioners. promises into account when Chief Human Rights Commissioner they design Paul Hunt: policies and implement laws, ■ Improve New Zealand housing Human Rights to ensure everyone has access to a Commissioner warm, safe and dry home; Paul Hunt says. ■ Look after the environment as Picture supplied kaitiaki (guardian) for our children and grandchildren; ■ Find the right balance between freedom of speech and the right to be safe; ■ Honour and implement the growing partnership between kawanatanga (Crown) and rangatiratanga (hapu and iwi); ‘Human rights help to ■ Establish a Human Rights Commissioner for Older People. Equal Employment Opportunities Commissioner Saunoamaali’i Dr create fair societies’ Karanina Sumeo: Report by Human Rights Commission urges Govt to stand by promises ■ Make the minimum wage a living wage; THE OTHER RIGHTS ■ Establish safe, trusted processes by Eleisha Foon, RNZ COMMISSIONERS: to deal with sexual harassment and Three other Human bullying; AUCKLAND — The Human Rights Commissioners ■ End pay discrimination; Rights Commission is calling contributed to the ■ Develop a national strategy to on the Government to stand report, along with Paul deal with family violence. by its promises to make New Hunt (above). Zealand fairer for all people. They were, from far Disability Rights Commissioner It has released a report left: Equal Employment Paula Tesoriero: today featuring 39 issues Opportunities highlighted by all four Human Commissioner ■ Make houses, transport and Rights Commissioners. Saunoamaali’i Dr public places accessible so everyone The report asks the Karanina Sumeo; can use them; Government to commit to Disability Rights ■ Make the health and disability implementing affordable Commissioner Paula system work for all disabled people; homes, a living wage, more Tesoriero and Race ■ Public information provided employment opportunities for Relations Commissioner in ways such as te reo Maori, NZ disabled people, and a national Meng Foon. Sign Language, and braille so that action plan against racism. Pictures supplied/Govt everyone can understand; “Now it’s time for the ■ Collect better information about Government to take these into power. among the most important they advise ministers, design disabled people so services can be commitments seriously and “We want the Government requirements for the everyday policies and implement laws.” better designed for them. do everything in its power to to take those promises lives of individuals and Mr Hunt said human rights deliver for everyone,” Human seriously and if they take communities throughout New belong to everyone and are Race Relations Commissioner Meng Rights Commissioner Paul them seriously, it will help to Zealand. based on fairness, respect, Foon: Hunt said. ensure that policies deliver for “Human rights help to equality, freedom, wellbeing, The commission has everybody.” create fair societies. whanaungatanga (kinship), ■ Devise a national action plan highlighted a selection of Mr Hunt said the report was “Although successive kaitiakitanga (stewardship), against racism; these promises in ‘Ko O Tika, based on what communities governments have promised community and responsibility. ■ Police to collect hate crime data; ko ToReo/Your Rights, Your wanted, including to advance national and Especially in the midst of a ■ Establish a government ministry Voice’, and urges everyone to improvement in housing, international human rights global pandemic, preventing for ethnic communities; revisit and scrutinise them employment and human rights and Te Tiriti, public officials poverty and elevating the ■ Equal rules for creating general at the same time as the new for people with disabilities. do not always take these marginalised were must-dos, and Maori wards. Government is set to be sworn These are considered promises into account when Mr Hunt said. House of horrors: tenant ejected CHRISTCHURCH — Broken windows and been intentional. “She admits that some of it was Gisborne East Coast Financial doors, extensive carpet stains and burned knives intentional. (But) the indications are that it was were some of the things a landlord discovered probably all intentional,” Armstrong said. Assistance Fund 2020 when carrying out a routine inspection at one The premises was reported to be “extremely of their properties. Now the tenant living at the untidy” — even after the tenant was served a house, in Christchurch, has been told to get out — termination notice. but will only have to pay a fee of $20.44 after the The tenant called a witness, Jesse Carter, who To apply visit the scholarship page on matter went to the Tenancy Tribunal. gave evidence to say he was the one using drugs The tenant, named as Courtney Ferguson, at the property. But Armstrong said Carter was youunlimitedanz.com had been living at the Trents Road property, in still allowed into the property with the tenant Prebbleton, since May of last year. aware of his drug-taking. Carter is understood An inspection carried out by her landlord, to have started “spending time” at the property Red Star Four Ltd trading as Quality Property in March, for one or two days a week. When it Management, found countless issues — from was pointed out to him that that would mean he missing glass panes, damaged carpets and was living between two residences during the wallpaper, and a glass-sliding door cracked. lockdown, he changed his evidence to say he only There was also evidence of drug use at the started going there after the lockdown ended. Are you considering a career in accounting? premises, after burned knives and gas bottles Ferguson, who was served a 90-day termination You could be eligible for a grant of up to with blow torches attached were found in the notice, would have to be out of the property by $4000 towards the cost of your studies. living room. November 9. The two parties were due to be Applications close Sunday 15 November 2020. Tenancy Tribunal adjudicator R. Armstrong, notified about further proceedings, after the T&C’s apply. who was given photographs showing the damage tenant filed her own application against the in the house, said it appeared much of it had landlord. — The New Zealand Herald 35535-01 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 9 Pair plead not Epidemiologists call for guilty in NZ partial home quarantine First Foundation

DUNEDIN — A group of top done at quite a safe level. Prof Wilson said. case, electing epidemiologists are suggesting “But it would still need “This is an ongoing, high- that people arriving from to be carried out extremely risk situation, and there is no places with a low Covid risk carefully and it should be, in room for complacency at any trial by jury spend part of their quarantine our view, backed up by other level. It really is a time, with at home. things to reduce the risk at the new Government, to take It was one of several the border, such as pre-flight a serious look at doing things by Anneke Smith, RNZ recommendations the testing, actually redesigning at the best possible level in all scientists — Professor Nick some of our quarantine these domains.” AUCKLAND — The two people Wilson, Dr Jennifer Summers, facilities, and maybe even charged in the New Zealand Dr Amanda Kvalsvig, moving quarantine facilities Other measures Foundation case have pleaded not Professor Michael Baker — out of our biggest city, to recommended by the group: guilty and elected trial by jury. claimed could strengthen the reduce the risk of outbreaks The Serious Fraud Office has Professor Nick Wilson country’s response to spreading into the Auckland ■ Enhance mask use on charged two people with obtaining by Covid-19. RNZ picture by John Gerritsen community.” flights by incoming travellers; deception after its investigation into The group said: “The latest Taiwan also used hefty fines ■ Review domestic transport the foundation and its handling of scientific evidence for viral University of Otago, told to enforce the need to remain of incoming travellers to MIQ donations. excretion should be reviewed Morning Report: “We (looked at home during quarantine, facilities; The defendants are accused of to re-evaluate the optimal systematically) at all the he said. ■ Review mechanisms of obtaining more than $700,000 between time in these facilities. The different aspects of border “There could also be viral spread in MIQ facilities; 2015 and 2020, which they then used current 14-day period could control, including looking screening systems for people ■ Review risk management to pay expenses of the New Zealand then potentially be reduced at the countries people are who are not thought to be of international air crew; First Party. for those who are willing to arriving from and potentially suitable for this type of home ■ Review risk management Yesterday, one of the defendants have some home quarantine putting bans in place for quarantine arrangement, of international shipping crew; pleaded not guilty to the charge and with appropriate safeguards countries with uncontrolled (including those who) have no ■ Review role of imported elected trial by jury before Judge Allan . . . another week in home spread such as the US, UK, suitable place to go to or there cargo; Roberts in the North Shore District quarantine after leaving India, Russia and so on. has been difficulties with ■ Review routine testing of Court. MIQ (managed isolation and “In contrast to that, we them.” border workers/MIQ facility The second defendant had their first quarantine) facilities could be could actually stratify Border controls — including workers; appearance in the same court this considered. countries which are very low preventing people returning ■ Review health monitoring morning, where he also pleaded not “This period could also risk and these could be places from certain countries, had of close contacts of those in guilty and elected trial by jury. involve digital technologies like Australia, Taiwan and the to be reconsidered because high-risk border-associated RNZ, Stuff, NZME, TVNZ and to ensure adherence, such Pacific Islands. And for those incursions were a “heavy occupations; Mediaworks fought to name the pair as that used in some places, people could have a burden” on the country, Prof ■ Implement wastewater before the general election, arguing Asian jurisdictions. For different type of quarantine Wilson said. surveillance for the pandemic there was compelling public interest example, Taiwan is able to arrangement. “Our Government needs to virus in cities; in identifying those charged before the closely monitor individuals “(One idea was for people balance the rights of people ■ Enhance year-round polls closed. quarantined at home to spend) maybe a week in to return . . . with the rights respiratory disease; The media entities lost in both through personal phones or an MIQ facility and maybe of protecting New Zealanders surveillance in the community the District and High Courts before government-provided phones.” a week or two in home from outbreaks and that’s ■ Implement improved unsuccessfully seeking leave to appeal Other suggestions included quarantine, where they have particularly protecting the digital technologies to to the Court of Appeal, bringing their considering suspending travel more freedoms but also with most vulnerable . . . there is supplement manual contact fight to name the accused ahead of the from high-risk countries, pre- digital technology to ensure a real case for this type of so tracing; election to an end. travel testing and quarantine they adhere to quarantine. called right to return to be ■ Revise the alert level The defendants will next appear for incoming travellers and “There’s a cost benefit of reviewed in extreme pandemic system; on November 19 in the North Shore changing MIQ facilities. having more people use home situations.” ■ Rapidly publish reports of District Court. Professor Wilson, a public quarantine and the evidence We need to move away from border incursions/failures and health expert from the so far . . . is that it can be a one-size-fits-all approach, breaches of MIQ. — RNZ Kaikohe locals Far North community urged to help wearily waiting find men who shot at police officer for water boost KERIKERI — Northland KAIKOHE — Kaikohe locals are wearily locals are unnerved as two welcoming news that the town is to get a new men who shot at a police water reservoir finally, although it could still officer remain on the loose, be some time away yet. Far North Mayor John Carter Earlier this year, Northland was placed says. under mandatory water restrictions as the The officer was alone in a entire region experienced extreme drought. patrol car on State Highway Construction of a reservoir to serve 11 when the incident Kaikohe and surrounding farms was now happened early on Tuesday being fast-tracked, although it was likely to morning. still be at least a couple of years away. Police are also investigating Kaikohe just about ran out of water last links to people who kidnapped summer, entering the strictest-possible water a man nearby on the same restrictions in early February — water was night and a car being torched. to only be used for drinking, cooking and Carter told Morning Report washing. he was confident police “Businesses were planning to close, would eventually find the and we were right at the highest level of perpetrators. restrictions, so people and businesses were “There has been good Far North Mayor panicking — how were they going to flush the co-operation with the police John Carter toilets and wash themselves?” Mike Edmonds, and we are urging our the chair of the Kaikohe-Hokianga community community to help us in these board, said. circumstances, by giving as them in doing so under these “I think we had tanks delivered in town, and much information as they can circumstances. It has caused there were plans to bring in water by Fonterra or that they have to the police. that little bit more trepidation WINDSCREEN LITTERED WITH BULLET HOLES: Two tankers. That’s how close we came to the That’s how we’re finally going in the community, and we’re men shot at a police officer early on Tuesday morning. water being turned off.” to track them down — it will urging people to be more alert. Picture supplied by NZ Police News that a water storage dam had had its be public information from or “If they see anything at all consent fast-tracked — and could be finished within the community.” that looks out of the ordinary, in a few years — seemed to him bittersweet. He said it was very they should let the police as unemployment. “We have He said the new 750,000 “I think 20 years ago, there was a plan to likely the men were still in know.” our challenges . . . we’re a cubic metre dam project to put a reservoir for drinking water just out of Northland. Carter said the incident good community, but we have be built in a tributary of the town, and the rain came down so the whole Police there were now was a reflection of the social also got to be aware that we Kopenui Stream, northeast of thing was shelved,” Mr Edmonds said. — RNZ carrying firearms too. issues in the area that have challenges from a social Kaikohe, would also help to “We absolutely support needed to be addressed, such perspective.” create more jobs. — RNZ 10 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 Smiths City rebrands after Covid loss

CHRISTCHURCH — A retail dragging us down and stores said the recent acquisition had phoenix has arisen from the ashes closed,” Smiths City managing given Smiths City the chance to with appliance and furniture director Tony Allison said. re-evaluate what the company retailer Smiths City relaunching “We’ve come in straight away stood for. after Covid-19 forced it into and invested in new systems, in “We are de-emphasising the receivership earlier this year. terms of our enterprise resource ‘city’ from the brand in recognition The company was sold to the planning system and our finance of everything we are not. We are investment fund, Polar Capital, company system.” not big ‘city’. Our most successful for $60 million in May, as the Allison said the company was stores are not big city, they are pandemic and subsequent also working hard to improve the regional, heartland New Zealand.” lockdowns significantly impacted in-store customer experience. “We see ourselves as a valued, trading. “We don’t want to be shouting at trusted partner in the heart of our As part of the relaunch, the people and saying ‘come here, buy communities and that’s where we company has undergone a this, do that’. What we want to do want to be. We just see ourselves significant rebrand, opened three is be a good, honest retailer.” as locals within those cities; new stores, including its flagship He said the company’s rebrand, knowledgeable and a straight- store in Christchurch, and made a which included changing its colour talking bunch of good Kiwi NEW LOOK: Smiths City chief executive Tony Allison, chief commitment to meet the needs of scheme, was part of its strategy to buggers.” operating officer Scott Dawson and Polar Capital’s Colin Neal rural customers. be less “shouty”. Smiths City has 25 stores outside the retailer’s new Colombo store. Picture supplied “During Covid, losses were Polar Capital’s Colin Neal nationwide. — RNZ

Watchdog looking Fonterra strikes deal into increased complaints about with US dairy giant phone companies by Chris Keall, NZ Herald by Jamie Gray, NZ Herald provide an expanded range of solutions “In many markets around the world WELLINGTON — Complaints about to existing and new segments and we are seeing countries go in and out phone companies are increasing, and the AUCKLAND — Fonterra has signed a operators,” he said in a statement. of lockdown, so there is volatility going major players need to chip in with ideas five-year sales and marketing agreement Harvey said that when Fonterra forward,” he said. to improve service quality, the Commerce with one of America’s biggest dairy co-ops launched its value-focused strategy last In the US, 700,000 restaurants across Commission said in an open letter this — Land O’Lakes — to distribute its year, it was clear it would develop its the US shut their doors in response to morning. foodservice products there. food-service markets. the pandemic. The watchdog cites increasing Under the deal, Minnesota-based Land “We want to do this by collaborating Leading US restaurant chain complaints about to the O’Lakes will promote and sell Fonterra more with like-minded partners, Starbucks’ second-quarter earnings fell Telecommunications Disputes Resolution cooking creams and cream cheese, with leveraging our intellectual products and by 46 percent and McDonald’s closed Scheme — a free mediation service run by potential to branch out into cheese skills, rather than making significant around a quarter of its stores at one Crown agency FairWay Resolution. products further down the track. capital investments of our own,” he said. point. The TDR recently reported a spike in Fonterra’s global director foodservice, Fonterra’ s chief executive for Asia- Big tourism destinations and key complaints about telcos Spark, Vodafone Paul Harvey, said Land O’Lakes works Pacific, Judith Swales, who oversees Fonterra markets such as Sri Lanka, and 2degrees during the pandemic, with all major US national and top Fonterra’s global food-service strategy, Thailand and Vietnam all suffered. although also a fall in complaints about regional foodservice distributors and said Covid-19 had had a big impact on Swales said parts of Fonterra’s food- broadband and mobile. the deal would enable potential national the food-service sector. service business were “tracking pretty Network operator Chorus can be the distribution of Fonterra products. well” despite Covid-19. root cause of various service delays, but The Kiwi co-op has been moving She said the pandemic would have is not covered by the TDR as, in terms of away from a volume business model to The Kiwi co-op has been moving far-reaching implications for restaurant consumer law, the buck stops with retailers. one of value. It is also in the process of away from a volume business trade. Spark, Vodafone and 2degrees all have selling overseas assets and has said the “We are seeing significant efforts under way to modernise their help way forward will be through business model to one of value. simplification of the menu items that systems and introduce more DIY elements. partnerships, as opposed to taking equity our food-service customers are operating, Jason Paris was candid about the need positions in overseas entities. mainly to keep staff further apart and to to improve service when he took the The Land O’Lakes deal also shows the “As part of that, we have had to think reduce the amount of labour in kitchens,” reins at Vodafone NZ at the end of 2018, company is keen to diversify away from about the future and what a refreshed she said. instituting tech upgrades and an “X Squad” China — which makes up 60 percent of food-service strategy looks like,” she said Food outlets had focused on providing to deal with more complex queries. its foodservice business. at a news briefing. core items and on-cost management. Earlier this week, he posted that while Harvey said China represented a The “out-of-home” eating area had been “We expect restaurants to outsource progress was being made, “We still have “significant concentration of risk”. one of the hardest-hit sectors, with many more of their preparation to large- a lot to do. Twenty-five percent of our While Fonterra had been in the US parts of the world still in varying forms scale industrial kitchens off-site, who customer issues are still not being sorted Food Service market for a number of of Covid-19 lockdown. continue to manage their costs in these first time.” years, breaking into it on any great scale And it appeared that restaurants and challenging times,” she said. This is the second time the ComCom has required a fresh approach. bars are going to be one of the last groups “The good news for us is that we had a go at telcos recently. “By working with Land O’Lakes, to get back to normal. are well connected to those industrial Last month, the watchdog said while we will have access to a strong, well- About 80 percent of the world’s food- kitchens,” Swales said. New Zealand pricing is now competitive established distribution network and service industry shut down when Covid- “We have already started to divert our internationally, its analysis of 80,000 bills their large customer base,” Harvey said. 19 became widespread. focus to these customer channels.” found that Kiwis were on the wrong plan Greg Somerville, vice-president, Those restaurants that survived were Extensive use of digital technology — and that almost a quarter could save an Land O’Lakes Dairy Foods, said that typically set up for home delivery or would also have implications for the average of $11.60 per month by moving to a as a result of Covid-19, “performance” takeouts, Harvey said. sector, she said, adding Covid-19 had cheaper plan that still covered their needs. products in foodservice would be more He said it was a significant shock to accelerated the trends that were already The ComCom said telcos need to do a important. the industry but Fonterra was starting to evident prior to the outbreak. better job educating their customers about Having Fonterra’s products in its see some signs of recovery, particularly in In late trading, Fonterra’s NZX-traded options. portfolio would enable Land O’Lakes to China. units were up 17c at $4.60.

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY There was action in the Fonterra $1.23. Argosy Property was also down 2.5c to Shareholders’ Fund which rose 15c or 3.39 $1.44. percent to $4.58. Sullivan said some of his Kiwi’s mixed-use portfolio’s fair value WELLINGTON — A leading stock like Fisher Jeremy Sullivan, investment adviser with farmer clients “were buying and squaring up decreased 0.9 percent or $13.5m to $1.55 billion, & Paykel Healthcare does not stay down for Hamilton Hindin Greene, said “if Fisher & Paykel, their wet shares with the expected production mainly due to seismic strengthening; office long. The global medical devices manufacturer and/or a2 Milk, moves in a big way, then so does next year”. properties rose 4.3 percent or $38.9m to $950m; rebounded strongly with a five percent gain the index. If it wasn’t for Fisher & Paykel, and to Synlait Milk was up 10c to $5.43, Freightways and the retail portfolio fell 3.3 percent or $16.2m and drove the New Zealand sharemarket into a lesser extent Chorus and Pushpay, the market increased 5c to $8.29, Hallenstein Glasson to $469m, again driven by seismic upgrades. But positive territory. would have been struggling today.” gained 11c to $6.09; while Ryman Healthcare fell Kiwi Property said average capitalisation rates The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 12.61 points He said Fisher & Paykel is producing what 42c or 2.9 percent to $14.08, Port of Tauranga had firmed. or 0.10 percent to 12,264.52, after falling 1.75 the world wants as Covid-19 cases continue to was down 15c or 1.99 percent to $7.40, and Freight forwarder QEX Logistics told the percent the day before — a 1.85 percent swing increase overseas. Even post-coronavirus, the Ebos Group lost 13c to $25.55. stock exchange that about $4m worth of in two days. There were, however, 100 decliners company will have supplementary demand as Tourism Holdings, which operates in the inventory has been removed from its warehouse and 44 gainers over the whole market on strong governments stockpile respirators in case of United States and New Zealand, is one of the in the Shanghai free-trade zone, and the volume of 50.12 million shares worth $216.78 another pandemic of some nature. stocks badly affected by Covid-19. Its share company is assuming the goods were stolen. Its million. Chorus, which announced a change to its price fell 15c or 6.17 percent to $2.28. share price slumped 17c or 36.17 percent to 30c. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, making up more executive team, increased 23.5c or 2.82 percent Kiwi Property, which owns Sylvia Park, Sullivan said “clearly QEX didn’t have than a half of the index’s gain, climbed $1.80 to $8.565, Pushpay Holdings was up 19c or LynnMall and half of The Base Hamilton insurance and the market wasn’t too impressed. or 5.2 percent to $35.95 on trade worth $34.8m, 2.07 percent to $9.39, and a2 Milk gained 11c to shopping centres, reported a mixed revaluation It’s unlikely the bank will pull the stumps on after falling to $34.61 the day before. $15.23. performance and its share price fell 2.5c to them.” — NZ Herald The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 OPINION 11 EDITORIAL No apology for efforts to expose New proposal to by Peter Millar completion, and was still subject to a possible minutes state that the “number of car parks have Environment Court appeal. remained the same and boat parks increased”. support river sports RE: Block on ratepayer’s I maintain GDC knew that there was no Earlier (2017/18), GDC minutes from a public email lifted, October 23 article. support for the plan change and exemption of meeting omitted information about a 50-year A proposed weir to create a Google “Councillors emails parking requirements, but still built a tonne of parking tenure at the boat ramp location flatwater sports facility on the being blocked”; a council’s infrastructure to lock it in regardless, despite not — despite my repeated requests and GDC Taruheru River found its way into the interception of politicians’ meeting the District Plan. assurances that it would be included. It was even too-hard basket a few years ago . . . emails is a “constitutional How did this get past town planning? How reported in The Herald as having been changed the council is now looking into outrage”, according to Victoria could PGF funds (and ratepayer monies) be at my request three months prior to that wording “renovations” to address silting and University senior lecturer in law Dean Knight. He allocated to a project that the council knew full finally being included. Why did it take 13 months invasive reed beds on the Taruheru told Stuff three years ago that serious alarm bells well did not meet the District Plan? to happen? should ring if it was proven there were practices I tried alerting them and the public to that fact, Both Mayors and senior GDC staff have seen and Waimata rivers, with one benefit that obstructed communication between elected but was instantly shut down using “Unreasonable the email evidence that confirms this. being the creation of more navigable politicians and the constituents they were Complainant” as a smokescreen. Again, something GDC did not want known to water for river sports use. accountable to. So, just what documentation did GDC produce the public. The CEO’s activities report for Looking at GDC information around the inner to facilitate access to PGF funds on a known So I make no apology at all for the efforts I today’s council meeting discusses harbour redevelopment, process-wise it never non-compliant development? went to to expose that. It shows the depths GDC the economic case being developed smelt right. They were in the process of prosecuting a will go to in trying to hide the truth. to seek Government investment in A report in 2013 stated plan changes and Matawai farmer as he had breached the District The “apology” GDC offered specifically omits Tairawhiti sports facilities. hearings would be required. Plan, as they had a right and responsibility to the email block to councillors, and was from the It recaps that this draft document The process for a plan change (PC4) was enforce it, yet they were immune at the Inner democracy manager on behalf of staff, not the sets out options based around a integral to the redevelopment. That stopped very Harbour. How is that? GDC chief executive who ordered the block! early on, but the infrastructure was redeveloped proposed field sports hub (with Prior to the eventual PC4 hearing, a report I believe GDC owes an apology to greater regardless. was commissioned recommending all opposing Gisborne for deliberately keeping this from the Waikirikiri Park, Gisborne Golf Of submissions on the PC4, only two appeared submissions be rejected and the two-week-late public and councillor scrutiny, on top of a formal Park and Nelson Park/Harry Barker to be in support (the local one was two full weeks one be accepted. one to me from the chief executive with the Reserve shortlisted), an indoor late) and still no hearings occurred. The plan change was adopted using false car “email block” issue included. sporting and recreation hub (with The plan change was only heard and parking numbers. They counted the “dedicated An investigation into this fiasco also needs to Childers Road Reserve, Waikirikiri recommended to be accepted just prior to trailer parks” as 46 car parks as well. The be done, for ratepayer confidence. Park and an old Wattie site on Customhouse St shortlisted), and LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS river sports facilities (off-water facilities locations “include Anzac Cruel threat; not as cruel . . . Park, Marina Park and, in time, Re: Endeavour models: a Pakeha deception/fraud/oppression, along the Taruheru River”). Pakeha obsession — October genocide, ideological/religious/ Campers this summer a No recommendations had been 28 column. mind control, racism, massive land/ made yet “because we want to What a cruel threat. natural resource theft, xenophobia Thankfully this is all nothing etc, etc. different demographic gather sector input and views before more than very bad humour or Don’t forget, Pakeha colonisation going any further”. total garbage. was practised worldwide!!! Re: Clampdown — outstanding — and in my A section covering regional sports KEN OVENDEN What a deluded dreamer! multiple restrictions travels I’ve heard much facilities would be added later to the proposed in draft camping criticism of Gisborne’s economic case; upgrading Whakarua Not as cruel as 170-plus years of JOHN PORTER bylaw, October 28 story. amenities. Park as a central sports hub for the The landscape has Any designated freedom East Coast had been identified as a changed rapidly with camping space needs to Covid restrictions and the be adjacent to quality priority project, and work was under demographic of travellers is amenities. It would seem way with its board to develop plans. Bemused and bewildered I’m sorry Mr Porter, Perhaps the editor could very different to what it was to make sense to utilise the One challenge for the growing last summer. Motorhome newly-built toilet block and participation in river sports was I usually regard your contact our local council/Meng submissions to The Herald Foon, along with Auckland and caravan sales have available overnight parking limited access to reasonable-quality with quiet amusement, Council/Watercare and get soared and this is evident in the harbour precinct, for water space; both major rivers but you have now lit the confirmation about the on local roads. Many visitors example. running through the city were being blue touchpaper. So if the demonstrations you performed are in fact high net-worth More stringent scrutiny impacted by silting and reed beds. Endeavour replicas go up, for them. I suspect the replies individuals . . . prime targets of vehicles’ self-containment “A project is being explored with you intend to visit flood and would be ones of bemusement. of our tourism marketing. status also needs to happen, council’s integrated catchments drought upon the community And yes, as my surname Unfortunately Gisborne’s and non-compliant cases through your “ability to shows I am of European infrastructure/amenities — redirected. Napier has team to pilot renovations of the public toilets in particular dedicated space for non-self- waterways, with one of the benefits change weather systems” as extraction — proudly so — you did at Tolaga, Waipaoa and believe that the replicas — do not compare well with contained vehicles on Marine being more navigable water to be those in other districts. Parade. utilised by the river codes.” and Auckland — give me a should go back up in locations break! as suggested in the hundreds Our neighbours in Napier Good to see GDC is going ■ Another section in the CEO’s Can you explain how of submissions made to the or Bay of Plenty have set to consult on its draft plan. report could cover off concern re-designing the Tairawhiti/PB council. Can I now expect a the standard — facilities about the cost of such work. It says Flats will benefit anyone — or localised weather event over at Ohope Beach are WAYNE SPENCE the council is seeking $1.8 million are your powers so supreme my house? from the Freshwater Improvement that only non-Maori will be Fund for Turanganui-a-Kiwa Urban adversely affected? MICHAEL ARNABOLDI Against ‘cascades of pine’ Waterways Improvement, “to work If you elect me to council I I told GDC this would happen with the Kiwa group over the next will advocate for longer-growing when I first came from Turangi as five years to deliver a joint Western species or native species to suit a forestry contractor and went on science and matauranga Maori Enough drama, chaos, fallout conservation purposes instead of a bus tour of prospective planting assessment model and stormwater Re: Home straight in US elections, USA. What happens there does impact just to suit the efficiency of cable sites under the East Coast improvements in city waterways . . .” October 27 editorial. us here and he is so batshit crazy he logging operations. This approach Forestry Project that followed The council had worked with iwi I am hoping Trump loses because scares me. is the only practical solution if Cyclone Bola. Trevor Freeman and and hapu to submit three projects personally I feel exhausted by the Will now await the vitriol I feel sure you genuinely want to protect the Kerry Hudson were their reps in to the first round of funding from constant barrage of drama, chaos and will come my way . . . land from cascades of pine waste- those days. this Ministry for the Environment fallout from the Trump show in the LARA MEYER wood. PETER JONES programme. The other project where [email protected] GDC would be the funding recipient involves a request for $411,000 to ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. develop a Waiapu catchment plan. ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. Funding decisions for these ■ Always include full name and contact details. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. projects are expected next month. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. 12 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020

‘IMMORAL Qatar investigates forced PUBLICATION’: Iranian protesters hold defaced invasive examinations pictures of DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — bag and buried under garbage” at French President Qatar apologised on Wednesday the airport. Emmanuel Macron after authorities forcibly examined It called the discovery an during a protest female passengers from a Qatar “egregious and life-threatening against Macron Airways flight to Sydney to try violation of the law.” The and the publishing to identify who might have given statement said officials searched of caricatures birth to an abandoned newborn for the baby’s parents, “including of the Prophet baby, even as Australia said it was on flights in the vicinity of where Muhammad only one of 10 flights subjected to the newborn was found.” they deem the searches. “While the aim of the urgently blasphemous, Under pressure after Australia decided search was to prevent in front of the condemned the searches, Qatar the perpetrators of the horrible French Embassy in said it had begun an investigation crime from escaping, the state Tehran, Iran. into the treatment of the women of Qatar regrets any distress or AP picture who were taking Qatar Airways infringement on the personal Flight 908 on October 2. freedoms of any traveller caused Qatar offered no immediate by this action,” the Government explanation of how officials said in a statement. decided to perform invasive Qatar said its investigation vaginal examinations on the would be shared internationally. women. Human rights activists However, its statement did not describe such examinations acknowledge that women on 10 ‘You are murderers’ conducted under duress as flights at the time were searched, equivalent to sexual assault. as Australian Foreign Minister The small, energy-rich country Marise Payne told a Senate on the Arabian Peninsula is a committee on Wednesday. Payne Turkish leaders condemn Charlie major hub for East-West travel did not elaborate. and host nation for the 2022 FIFA Australian Prime Minister Scott World Cup. Hamad International Morrison said he expected a Airport is the main hub for state- Qatari government investigation Hebdo cartoon mocking Erdogan owned long-haul carrier Qatar of the examinations to be shared Airways. with his government “very soon.” ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish reported. Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb, In Qatar, like much of the “It was appalling. As a father of officials on Wednesday railed Erdogan himself said he had Al-Azhar’s Grand Imam, also Middle East, sex outside of daughters, I could only shudder against French satirical magazine not looked at the drawing and condemned the slaying of the marriage is a criminal act. Migrant at the thought that any woman, Charlie Hebdo over its cover-page had nothing to say about the French teacher in Paris as “an workers in the past have hidden Australian or otherwise, would be cartoon mocking Turkish President “dishonourable” publication. odious and painful murder.” pregnancies and tried to travel subjected to that,” Morrison said. Recep Tayyip Erdogan and accused “My sadness and anger does not He said that offending Islam abroad to give birth, and others Australia on Tuesday had the publication of sowing “the stem from the disgusting attack and Muslims has become a tool have abandoned their babies described the situation as seeds of hatred and animosity.” on my person but from the fact to mobilise votes. He called the anonymously to avoid prison. inappropriate and beyond The cartoon could further that the same (publication) is the “offensive cartoons” depicting Qatar’s Government circumstances in which the heighten tensions between Turkey source of the impertinent attack Muhammad “a blatant hostility Communications Office issued women could give free and and France over French President on my dear Prophet,” Erdogan told against this noble religion and its a statement early on Wednesday informed consent. Emmanuel Macron’s firm stance his ruling party’s legislators in prophet.” that authorities discovered the Australian Federal Police are against Islamism following the parliament. Egypt’s President Abdel-Fattah newborn “concealed in a plastic also examining the matter. — AP beheading of a teacher who He went on to criticise France el-Sissi said that offending the showed caricatures of the Prophet and other Europe nations’ colonial prophet undermines “high values” Muhammad for a class lesson on past saying: “You are murderers!” many Muslims believe in. “We, too, free speech. Tensions between France and have rights; right to not to hurt Leaders from around the Turkey have mounted in recent our feelings and not to offend our SWEPT BY Muslim world added their months over Turkish actions in values,” he said. VIRUS: Nurses criticism of what they see as Syria, Libya and the Caucasus Speaking at a Cabinet meeting, comfort a Covid attacks on Islam in the West, Mountains region of Nagorno- Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani patient in the while France vowed not to back Karabakh. also weighed in on the debate. intensive care away from defending freedom of The cartoon depicted Erdogan “If Europe and France are unit at the Joseph expression. in his underwear holding a drink after rights, ethics and culture Imbert Hospital The cartoons that led to the and lifting the skirt of a woman they have to withdraw from Centre in France. teacher’s death were the same wearing an Islamic dress. intervention in Muslim affairs,” AP picture drawings that were at the centre “I condemn this incorrigible Rouhani said. of a deadly 2015 extremist attack French rag’s immoral publication Scores of people gathered in on Charlie Hebdo’s concerning our front of the French Embassy in staff. president,” Turkish Tehran, setting the French flag The Prophet I condemn Vice President Fuat on fire and chanting “Death to Europe, US face new Muhammad this‘ incorrigible Oktay wrote on France”. cartoons upset many French rag’s Twitter. Pakistani Prime Minister in the Muslim world. Macron’s stance Imran Khan meanwhile, wrote round of shutdowns But it was Erdogan immoral publication sparked anti-France letters to the heads of Muslim who led the charge concerning our protests in Turkey states, expressing his concern A NEW wave of lockdowns such as curfews and against France and president. and in other Muslim over the “ridicule and mockery” and business closings swept mandatory mask-wearing. questioned Macron’s countries as well as of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad across France, Germany Madrid and other parts mental state. France —Fuat’ Oktay calls for the boycott and desecration of the Quran in and other places in Europe of Spain banned all but then recalled its of French goods. the Western world, especially in on Wednesday as surging essential travel in and out of ambassador to French Europe. coronavirus infections there their regions. Turkey for consultations, a first government spokesman Gabriel About 300 members of and in the US wipe out “We are deep in the second in French-Turkish diplomatic Attal said the country would not Pakistan’s radical Jamaat-e-Islami months of progress against wave,” European Commission relations. back down in the face of what he party rallied in the port city of the scourge on two continents. President Ursula von der “We strongly condemn the called “efforts of destabilisation, of Karachi to denounce Macron. The French President Leyen said. “I think that this publication concerning our intimidation”. demonstrators wanted to march Emmanuel Macron declared year’s Christmas will be a president of the French magazine, “France will never renounce its toward the Consulate of France a new nationwide lockdown different Christmas.” which has no respect to faith, the principles and values, and notably but police stopped them. starting on Friday, saying In the US, where practically sacred and values,” Erdogan’s the freedom of expression and In the biblical town of the country has been every state is seeing a rise in spokesman, Ibrahim Kalin, wrote freedom of publication” Attal said. Bethlehem in the West Bank, “overpowered by a second cases, Democratic Gov Tony on Twitter. “It was hateful comments Muslim and Christian leaders led wave.” Many doctors had Evers of hard-hit Wisconsin The Ankara Chief Prosecutor’s toward journalists, toward a rare interfaith demonstration urged the move, given that has been reduced to pleading office launched an investigation a newsroom, that led to the to denounce Macron’s defence of 58 percent of the nation’s with people to stay home, into Charlie Hebdo managers over bloodshed we have seen in recent the publication of the cartoons. intensive care units are taken after an order he issued in the cartoon, Tukey’s state-run years in our country,” he said, About 50 people, including dozens up by Covid-19 patients. the spring was overturned by Anadolu news agency reported. referring to the 2015 attack on of local officials and dignitaries, In Germany, Chancellor the courts. Insulting the President is a crime Charlie Hebdo attack that killed gathered in front of the Church of Angela Merkel announced a Illinois’ governor banned in Turkey punishable by up to four 12 people and was the first in the Nativity, where tradition says four-week shutdown of bars, indoor dining and drinking years in prison. a series of extremist attacks on Jesus was born. restaurants and theatres. “We in Chicago this week. Turkey’s Foreign Ministry later France. Greek Orthodox Archbishop must act, and now, to avoid Other states are likewise summoned the French charge In Egypt, the country’s top Atallah Hanna said the gathering an acute national health considering reimposing d’affaires to protest the cartoon Muslim cleric called on the was meant “to send a strong emergency,” she said. restrictions. and to demand that the French international community to adopt message from the Holy Land that Countries such as The virus has killed more authorities “take the necessary universal legislation criminalising we Palestinians, Christians and Switzerland, Italy, Bulgaria than 250,000 people in political and legal steps” against anti-Muslim discrimination and Muslims, reject hate speech and and Greece have closed or Europe and over 227,000 the drawings, which the ministry activities. racist speeches and call always for otherwise clamped down in the US, according to the said “exceed the boundaries of At a gathering celebrating brotherhood, peace and love”. again on nightspots and count kept by Johns Hopkins freedom of expression,” Anadolu Prophet Muhammad’s birthday, — AP imposed other restrictions University. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 WORLD 13 Heightened unrest Philadelphia erupts in protests after police shooting

PHILADELPHIA — A tense a man screaming and saying Philadelphia braced for more that he was armed with a demonstrations on Wednesday knife. Heathrow no over the police killing of a Police Commissioner Black man following two Danielle Outlaw said the nights of protests that set off officers involved in the longer Europe’s clashes with police and break- shooting were taken off street ins of stores on the other side duty as they investigate. of the city. Outlaw said the officers’ busiest airport The death of Walter Wallace names and other identifying LONDON — London’s Heathrow Jnr, who was fatally shot information, including their Airport says it has lost its place as by police on Monday after race, would be withheld until Europe’s busiest air hub to Charles authorities say he ignored the department could be sure de Gaulle Airport in Paris after orders to drop a knife, came releasing the information the Covid-19 pandemic grounded amid already heightened would not pose a threat to flights and Britain failed to approve tensions in the battleground their safety. passenger testing that could scale back state just days before the Neither had a Taser or quarantine requirements. election. similar device at the time of Heathrow said on Wednesday that About 500 people gathered the shooting, Outlaw said, it expects passenger numbers to fall in a West Philadelphia park on noting the department had more than previously forecast this year Tuesday evening, marching to and rebound more slowly in 2021. FATAL SHOOTING: Hundreds of demonstrators marched in previously asked for funding to the nearby police headquarters The airport now expects to serve West Philadelphia over the death of Walter Wallace, a Black equip more officers with those where officers were stationed 22.6 million passengers this year man who was killed by police in Philadelphia on Monday. devices. with riot shields. Some of the and 37.1 million in 2021, down from AP picture The two officers each fired at demonstrators threw debris least seven rounds — at least a June forecast of 29.2 million and at officers, according to police, the city had been through “a their son was in a mental 14 total shots — but Vanore 62.8 million. The forecast for this year and both sides later clashed. very difficult time,” but said health crisis because they had could not say how many times represents a 72 percent drop from Police said two officers were vandalism was not the answer. been to the family’s house Wallace was struck. 2019. injured, although authorities “There were a lot of peaceful three times on Monday. Wallace’s father, Walter Commercial aviation plunged this did not disclose the extent of protesters out there last Wallace’s wife, Dominique, Wallace Snr said on Tuesday year as governments implemented their injuries. night,” Kenney said at a news is pregnant and was scheduled night that he is haunted by the travel restrictions and passengers Some business owners conference on Wallace’s death. to be induced on Wednesday, way his son was “butchered.” cancelled flights amid efforts to control were cleaning up damage and However, he said. violence “is according to the family’s “It’s in my mind. I can’t even the spread of Covid-19. Some countries boarding up windows and not an acceptable form of First attorney, Shaka Johnson. sleep at night. I can’t even have sought to revive the market doors on Wednesday after Amendment expression.” Johnson said Wallace had nine close my eyes,” he said. by implementing passenger testing video showed people streaming A Kenney spokesperson children, two of whom briefly Wallace’s death set off regimes that reduce or eliminate the into stores and stealing goods said on Wednesday the city spoke at a news conference demonstrations on Monday need for quarantines. on the opposite side of the has requested help from late on Tuesday, along with night, leading to the arrest of Despite pressure from the travel city from where Wallace was the Pennsylvania National Wallace’s mother and father. more than 90 people. Police industry, Britain still requires shot. The National Guard is Guard to help with “the “When you come to a said 30 officers were injured travellers from most countries to slated to arrive in the next current situation and election scene where somebody is in on Monday, most of them hit self-isolate for 14 days after arrival, few days to focus on guarding preparation.” Specific details a mental crisis, and the only with objects like bricks. making most business and leisure infrastructure, state and city were still being worked out, tool you have to deal with it During Monday’s unrest, travel impractical. officials said. and none have yet been is a gun . . . where are the police cars and dumpsters “The UK’s hub airport is no The clashes come as deployed. proper tools for the job?” were set on fire as officers longer the busiest airport in Europe, Pennsylvania emerges as a The unrest started on Johnson said, arguing that struggled to contain the competitors such as Charles de Gaulle key focus of the contentious Monday evening, shortly after Philadelphia police officers are crowds. More than a dozen have exceeded us in terms of passenger 2020 election, with President Wallace, 27, was killed, and not properly trained to handle officers, many with batons numbers as they benefit from a testing Donald Trump and former Vice set off protests elsewhere, mental health crises. Johnson in hand, formed a line as regime,” Heathrow said in a statement. President Joe Biden, a native including in Washington, said Wallace’s brother had they ran down 52nd Street, “Without a rapid move to testing, son, locked in a battle for the DC, the Brooklyn borough of called 911 to request medical dispersing most of the crowd. the UK will fall even further behind state’s 20 electoral votes. Both New York City and Portland, assistance and an ambulance. The nearby business its European competitors and the candidates have made frequent Oregon, where demonstrators Police officials said they district, known as the 52nd economic recovery will fail to get off campaign stops in the state. held their hands in the shape could not confirm what Street corridor, was also the the ground.” More than 9 million people of a “W” in his honour. information had been given site of protests against police Heathrow on Wednesday reported registered to vote in the state Police said Wallace was to the responding officers, brutality at the end of May, a pre-tax loss of NZ$2.97 billion for by Tuesday’s deadline. In wielding a knife and ignored whether they were told about after George Floyd was killed the first nine months of the year, Philadelphia, many people orders to drop the weapon a possible mental illness or by Minneapolis police. compared with a loss of NZ$148.45 waited hours in line to register before officers fired shots on how many calls they had Those protests have been million pounds in the same period of on Monday and Tuesday, as Monday afternoon. But his received for help at Wallace’s the subject of City Council 2019. Revenue plunged 59 percent to news of the police shooting family’s lawyer said the family address on Monday. Chief hearings, with protesters NZ$4.49 billion pounds. spread and the latest protests had called for an ambulance Police Inspector Frank Vanore describing harsh and The number of passengers using erupted. to get him help with a mental confirmed that police had unnecessary tactics, including Heathrow during those nine months Mayor Jim Kenney, a health crisis. His parents said received a call before the fatal tear gas and projectiles fired fell 69 percent to 19 million. Democrat, said on Tuesday on Tuesday that officers knew encounter on Monday about by police. — AP — AP Storms taking devastating human toll in Vietnam HANOI, Vietnam — Typhoon Molave and billboards, and the wind ripped The relentless storms and flooding slammed into Vietnam with destructive roofs from many houses and ravaged are taking a devastating human toll,” force on Wednesday, killing at least fish farms. Vietnam Red Cross Society president two people and sinking two fishing At least 40,000 people were Nguyen Thi Xuan Thu said in a boats with 26 crew members in what evacuated to emergency shelters statement. was feared to be the most powerful farther inland from coastal villages. “All our hard work in containing the storm to hit the country in 20 years. VTV showed displaced villagers social and economic fallout of Covid- Winds of up to 150 kilometres per huddled in classrooms that were 19 is being undone by these massive hour killed a man by knocking him off converted into an evacuation centre, storms hitting us one after the other,” his roof as he was trying to reinforce it where they spent the night. she said. in south-central Quang Ngai province. Provincial authorities shut down At least five airports were closed Another man was pinned to death offices, factories and schools and as the typhoon approached on by a fallen tree in the coastal province, asked people to remain indoors to Wednesday, with more than 200 flights the official Vietnam News Agency prevent casualties. cancelled. reported. Vietnam is still recovering from Train services were also The navy deployed two rescue severe flooding and landslides that suspendedon Wednesday and will boats to search for the 26 fishermen killed 136 people and left dozens resume when the weather improves, off Binh Dinh province, according missing in three provinces. the VTV network reported. to state-run VTV network. It was not More than 310,000 houses were STRUCK BY CALAMITY: Broken tree branches caused by strong The typhoon left at least nine immediately clear if anyone was saved damaged or destroyed in recent winds from typhoon Molave lie on a deserted street in Da Nang, people dead in the Philippines before in the storm-tossed waters. floods, leaving more than a million Vietnam on Wednesday. Typhoon Malove sank a few fishing boats blowing toward Vietnam. TV footage showed ferocious wind people in severe danger and in as it approached Vietnam’s south central coast on Wednesday Most of the thousands who rattling roofs and toppling trees in need of shelter, food, sanitation and morning. AP picture took shelter during the storm have Quang Ngai. In the nearby coastal safe drinking water even before the returned home, leaving those whose province of Phu Yen, key roads were typhoon hit Vietnam, the International Crescent Societies said. tough, yet this is among the worst homes were destroyed remaining in littered by fallen power poles, trees Federation of Red Cross and Red “The people of Vietnam are destruction ever seen in many areas. evacuation camps. — AP 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 Turkey-backed Syrian fighters retaliate for deadly airstrike

BEIRUT — Syrian opposition groups Monday’s strike was the deadliest The Monday airstrike on a rebel allied with Turkey lobbed hundreds in Idlib since the Turkish-Russian- training camp near the border with of missiles and artillery rockets at brokered truce there came into effect, Turkey killed more than 50 Turkish- government posts in northwestern Syria raising fears that the truce could further backed fighters, according to one on Tuesday, in retaliation for a deadly fray. Some one million people were opposition spokesman, and wounded attack that killed dozens of their fighters displaced by the last offensive inside nearly as many, in one of the heaviest a day earlier. the already packed enclave, home to blows to the opposition’s strongest The renewed violence has over 3 million. groups. The Observatory for Human undermined an already shaky ceasefire In retaliation, the Turkey-backed Rights, which monitors the war in Syria, in place since March that aimed to quell groups, operating under the umbrella put the toll at 78 fighters dead and military operations and government of the National Front for Liberation nearly 90 wounded. troop advances in the overcrowded (NFL), fired hundreds of artillery rounds The camp, operated by Faylaq rebel-held enclave. and missiles since late on Monday at al-Sham, an NFL faction, was hosting The escalation also comes as government posts in territories adjacent training sessions for new recruits. The relations between Russia and Turkey, to areas they control in Idlib and Aleppo NFL said a “large number” of fighters who negotiated the ceasefire, show provinces. were killed, but declined to give details. signs of strain over Ankara’s increased A spokesman for the NFL, Naji It vowed retaliation and blamed Russia military involvement in a region al-Mustafa, said the rebels’ military for the attack. stretching from Syria to the Caucasus retaliation targeted and killed Russian US Special Representative for Syria and the Mediterranean. Russia is a main officers in southern Idlib, as well as James Jeffrey said the escalation in supporter of Syrian President Bashar Syrian soldiers working in the area. Idlib in violation of the March ceasefire Assad’s government. The report could not be deal is “dangerous” and threatens to RENEWED VIOLENCE: People attend funeral of fighters killed in an UN Special Envoy for Syria, Geir independently verified and there prolong the conflict and deepen the airstrike in the town of Idlib, Syria. AP picture Pederson appealed to Russia and was no immediate comment from Syrian people’s suffering. Jeffrey said Turkey to “contain the situation.” Russia or Syria. The Britain-based the UN-led political process is the only needless, brutal war against the Syrian top Turkish presidential aide Ibrahim Meanwhile, Turkish Foreign Minister Syrian Observatory for Human Rights way to peace and stability in Syria. people.” Kalin discussed the situation in Idlib Mevlut Cavusoglu and his Russian recorded hundreds of projectiles lobbed “By continuing their quest for a Russia and Turkey, although they with US President Donald Trump’s counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, discussed by opposition fighters at nearly 30 military victory, the Assad regime support opposite sides in Syria’s nine- National Security Adviser Robert the attack in Idlib as well as the government posts in different locations and its Russian and Iranian allies year conflict, have worked together to O’Brien late on Monday. situation in Nagorno-Karabakh and in southern Idlib, western Aleppo and are threatening the stability of the maintain a ceasefire in the last enclave The two men expressed concern Libya in a telephone call on Tuesday, the the coastal province of Latakia. The surrounding region,” he said in a of Syria’s rebels. In the first official over “recently increased attacks by the Turkish Foreign Ministry said. It did not Observatory said 12 Syrian soldiers and statement on Tuesday. “It is time for the comment following the violence, the regime and its supporters,” according to provide details. allied fighters were killed in the barrage. Assad regime and its allies to end their Turkish state-run Anadolu Agency said Anadolu. — AP ‘We must not back down’ France tightens security amid fallout from teacher beheading PARIS — France is increasing security The prophet cartoons deeply upset at religious sites as the interior minister many Muslims around the world. Turkish said that the country faces a “very President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has led high” risk of terrorist threats, amid the charge against France, questioning growing geopolitical tensions following Macron’s mental state, and France the beheading of a teacher who showed recalled its ambassador to Turkey for his class caricatures of the Prophet consultations, a first in French-Turkish Muhammad. diplomatic relations. French diplomats are trying to quell Tensions between the two countries anger in Turkey and Arab nations have mounted in recent months over amid anti-France protests and calls for Turkish actions in Syria, Libya and the boycotts of French goods in response Caucasus Mountains region of Nagorno- to President Emmanuel Macron’s firm Karabakh. But this new spat has quickly stance against Islamism in the wake of spread to other countries in Europe and the October 16 beheading. the Muslim world. European allies have supported Anti-France protests have been Macron, while Muslim-majority countries held from Bangladesh to the Gaza are angered by his defence of prophet Strip, Kuwaiti stores pulled French cartoons they consider sacrilegious. yogurt and bottles of sparkling water France’s national police have called from their shelves, Qatar University for increased security at religious sites cancelled a French culture week, and around the All Saint’s holiday this Pakistan’s parliament passed a resolution coming weekend, particularly noting condemning the publication of cartoons of online threats from extremists against ANTI-FRANCE PROTESTS: Supporters of Islami Andolan Bangladesh, an Islamist the prophet. Christians and moderate French political party, face policemen during a protest against French President Emmanuel EU officials warn that Turkey’s stance Muslims. Macron and against the publishing of caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad they could further damage its relations with Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin deem blasphemous, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. AP picture key trading partners and its long-stalled said on France-Inter radio that the efforts to join the EU. “A boycott will only terrorist threat remains “very high, foreign financing. He accused Turkey and faith has all its place in the republic.” move Turkey even further away from the because we have a lot of enemies from Pakistan in particular of “meddling in Some members of France’s largely EU,” European Commission spokesman within and outside the country.” France’s internal business.” moderate Muslim community are calling Balazs Ujvaris said, insisting that Turkey He reiterated plans to try to disband “There is a battle against an Islamist for calm, and defending the freedom of needs to respect the terms of its trade Muslim groups seen as peddling ideology. We must not back down,” he expression that the beheaded teacher was deal on merchandise and goods with the dangerous radical views or with too much said. But he insisted that “the Muslim seeking to demonstrate. EU. — AP

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The university has released details of Work on the university’s six-storey its new capital development plan after residential college in Albany Street would it was forced into a rethink due to the begin this year. financial effects of Covid-19 and a failure Mr Willis named Southbase to secure any “shovel-ready” funding from Construction as the main contractor for the Government. the four-wing residence, with 125 ensuite SAFE FOR PUBLIC USE: A reserve next to the Auckland Harbour Bridge that Its new list of approved priority projects rooms, 450 beds, staff accommodation, was at the centre of heavy-metal concerns has been given the OK by Auckland includes two significant ones outside kitchen and dining facilities, and Council. The area has been deemed safe for public use. of Dunedin, which will now be either communal spaces. RNZ picture by Katie Todd staggered or limited in scope. University documents show that 25 The university’s plans include the percent of the costs had been sought $170m redevelopment of the school’s through shovel-ready funding. Christchurch campus, which is home to The university also announced on Harbour Bridge report into 1000 students — including 300 medical Tuesday that its $30m-plus food-science students. refurbishment and seismic-strengthening The university’s chief operating officer redevelopment would go ahead as Stephen Willis said the redevelopment, planned. contamination released which was the university’s most ambitious It had sought 100 percent of the funding construction project, would go ahead in for that from the shovel-ready projects by Phil Pennington, RNZ use and enjoy”, council director of stages “subject to ongoing affordability” as programme. regulatory services Craig Hobbs said in other funding sources were being explored. The work addressed the need to AUCKLAND – A reserve next to the a statement yesterday. Furthermore, the $10m reconfiguration strengthen an historic building while Auckland Harbour Bridge that is at the Following the 2011 study, Mr Hobbs and refurbishment of the school’s adding space for the growing department centre of heavy-metal residue concerns said the council recommended that the Wellington campus would go ahead, but at the university. has been given the OK by Auckland NZTA should do another assessment with a limited scope and budget, he said. The university also said work was Council in a just-released health “before seeking permission to test “It is important to note that while expected at Studholme and Arana assessment. residential properties”. these projects have been prioritised, Colleges over the next five years, as well This follows local residents’ concerns “Waka Kotahi (the NZTA) concluded, they are still not affordable unless as the demolition of the Union Court they were not told about heavy metal based on the evidence available, that the university can increase its annual building. and hydrocarbon contamination residential properties adjacent to the surplus or negotiate alternative funding An interprofessional learning centre, in discovered there 10 years ago. Auckland Harbour Bridge would have arrangements,” Mr Willis added. partnership with the Southern District The council ordered an independent acceptable contaminant concentrations,” A planned $350m capital programme Health Board and Otago Polytechnic, at assessment to be done in 2011 for land the report states. had been in doubt after the Government’s present proposed to be co-located with at the northern end of the Auckland No private properties were tested. infrastructure reference group did not other new Dunedin Hospital buildings Harbour Bridge — at Te Onewa The council had no authority to carry grant any of the $102m the university on the existing Wilsons Block, was also Pa-Stokes Point Reserve. out tests on private land or record sought in the Government’s Covid-19 part of plans for the next five years, the However, it had not released this anything on LIMs if a public-health shovel-ready programme. university said. assessment until now. risk was not found, but property owners The report stated that relatively-high could get tests done, Mr Hobbs said. lead or hydrocarbons were found in a Neither the council, NZTA or few instances, but not many. Auckland Regional Public Health IN BRIEF It also judged exposure for children advised local residents of any of the and adults by considering the results of testing or studies on public land in We’ve tests carried out for the New Zealand 2010-12. Man in court after shot fired Transport Agency (NZTA) in 2010-11. The 2011 study did not discuss copper got you HAMILTON — A man appeared in the Hamilton “Evaluation of the risk estimates or zinc because it concluded that only District Court yesterday morning and a woman against those applicable in New Zealand lead and the carcinogenic benzo(a) covered had dog-bite injuries after a shot was reportedly indicates that, as a whole, contaminant pyrene were potential risks to human fired at a property on Waikeria Road at about levels do not pose an unacceptable health. 3.45pm on Tuesday. risk to human health,” stated the Zinc is a threat to plants and marine • Key Person The Armed Offenders Squad, a dog unit and the assessment, which was carried out by life, however. Business Cover police helicopter were called, but a 25-year-old engineering consultants Tonkin and The source of the lead and • Plant & man and a woman fled before police arrived. 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he shape of the stage is not a square, says choreographer Anita Zwart enigmatically, of Tthe set design for The Addams Family. Zwart is an experienced ballet, jazz and DANCE AT contemporary dancer, and dance teacher, but Musical Theatre Gisborne’s (MTG) production of The Addams Family is the first theatrical production she has choreographed. Instead of a bare space in which dancers perform, Zwart must factor in not only Graeme Nicoll’s stage design of a spooky, two-storey house, staircase, but a live, on-stage band, actors and a THE ADDAMS’ chorus of Addams family ancestors from across the ages. “It’s been a real challenge,” says Zwart. “I have never before had to work around such a large and complicated — albeit amazing — set and scenery, nor had such a large creative team to work with. The tango dance was particularly challenging and out of my usual comfort zone. MANSE “I’m used to having the whole stage to work with. But it’s a good challenge. It opens up possibilities. With the set you have more things to work and play around with. Doors open and close, you have scenery, a balcony — things you can play with.” While most dance numbers feature just one character, the Addams ancestors function as a kind of chorus that often supports the main cast. A chorus is a convention that began with classical Greek theatre in which a group of performers described and commented on the main action of a play with song, dance, and recitation. The chorus could also be part of the main action — as with The Addams Family. Each one of the ancestors is his or her own character though and are characterised, in part, by the age they belonged to. The family line reaches back to an ancestral caveman. “In the dancing they have their own characters and quirks,” says Zwart. In fact, most of the dancing is centred around the ancestors. “The big numbers tend to mostly have the ancestors in them. The ancestors are often supporting the main cast. They drive the story as well and they’re responsible for a lot of mischief in the background.” A couple of big scenes though involve whole cast choreography. “It’s a squeeze but we make it work,” says Zwart. “I had to work with the characters — like the grandma whose dancing isn’t that athletic — and work around the story.” Growing up in Gisborne, Zwart learned ballet, jazz and contemporary dance at the Nadine Antoinette School of Dance. Her first experience with choreography was as a teenager when she choreographed a duo with a friend for local dance competitions. While studying physiotherapy at Otago University, Zwart also took on some dance papers and landed a part-time job as a dance teacher. After graduating in 2014 she earned the Royal Academy of Dance’s certificate in ballet teaching and taught at a dance studio in Masterton. She returned to Gisborne in 2018 and last year made her musical theatre debut when she was part of the chorus for MTG’s production of Mamma Mia. She now teaches ballet at the Nadine Antoinette School of Dance, and has her own dance school, On Pointe Dance Company, where she teaches contemporary and jazz dance. Zwart also coaches Aerial Silk Acrobatics classes at the Gisborne Gymnastics Club which had some wins recently at the inaugural New Zealand Aerial Silk Youth Championships in Nelson. Right now, though, Zwart is focused on The Addams Family “The dance ensemble numbers are looking really good,” she says. “I’m proud of both my choreography and the cast for working so hard.” FULL FLIGHT: Having returned to her home town of Gisborne, dancer, dance teacher and choreographer Anita Zwart, could well be making a Halloween flight to rehearsals for The Addams Family, a Musical Theatre Gisborne ■ The Addams Family, directed by Belinda production that has presented her with challenges and a richly textured palette to work with. Campbell, Lawson Field Theatre, December Picture supplied 11-19. Tickets from i-SITE or ticketek 20 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 Tributes with a difference

by Mark Peters different,” says Harbinger’s bass player Vincent Hogan. ever mind Freddie “It’s always a big night. We Kruger in his Dennis have people jump up to play Nthe Menace skivvy; throughout the evening.” show the stretch-faced Scream The Deadset playlist even phantom the hand, and stick includes a performance of it to The Ring — because here heavy metal band Metallica’s comes The Deadset 5. No Leaf Clover as a salute Presented by Gisborne metal to San Francisco Symphony act Harbinger for Halloween, Orchestra (SFSO) arranger The Deadset 5 is not so much and conductor Mike Kamen. a dia de muertos as a homage, In 1999, Kamen worked with a tribute made up of songs Metallica and the SFSO to from fallen legends such as record a two-day concert the David Bowie, Led Zeppelin’s song features in. drummer John Bonham, Support act Shadows in the Freddie Mercury of Queen, Darkness will help set the tone and Cream’s drummer Ginger of the evening. Baker and bass player Jack It’ll be worth the dig, to Bruce. paraphrase the Marquis de A couple of Van Halen Sade in the play Quills. numbers will also be included. “Harbinger is usually a metal band but we all love ■ The Deadset 5, Smash those legends and this is an Palace, Saturday, October FEEL ALIVE: Gisborne metal act Harbinger will celebrate Halloween with Deadset 5, a tribute opportunity to do something 31, 8.30pm. Entry $20. show made up of songs from fallen legends. Picture by GG Photography Short skirts and big hair — Tina to a T

he full-noise, high-energy Rolling Stone ranked her 63rd on its show, Tina – Simply The list of the 100 greatest artists of all TBest was due to stride across time and 17th on its list of the 100 the War Memorial Theatre stage in greatest singers of all time. March but was postponed because Introduced as a 10-year old to THE QUEEN of the Covid-19 alert response. Sure, Turner’s 1961 album, The Soul of OF ROCK ‘N’ we don’t need another hero, but Tina Ike & Tina Turner, Borole developed ROLL: Tribute Turner tribute artist Caroline Borole a love of jazz and blues genres, and artist Caroline is now to bring her powerhouse of Turner’s confidence and high Borole is Tina vocals, band, brass section, backing energy. When her career path led to Turner in an vocalists and dancers to Gisborne Showtime Australia, the singer toured upcoming show early next month. as a backup vocalist for the company’s with live band, Borole’s playlist is peppered largest productions, The Greatest brass section, with the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s Love of All: Whitney Houston Show vocalists and powerhouse stompers and soulful and the Michael Jackson History dancers at the RnB hits such as Simply the Best, Show. War Memorial What’s Love Got to Do With It, Proud Showtime Australia director, Theatre. Mary, Nutbush City Limits, We Don’t Johnny Van Grinsven hand-picked Picture supplied Need Another Hero, What You Get her for the lead role of Turner in is What You See, Private Dancer, Tina: Simply the Best. and Borole’s favourite, River Deep Mountain High. ■ TINA – Simply The Best, with Renowned for her energetic tribute artist Caroline Borole, performances, raspy vocals, short War Memorial Theatre, Monday, skirts and big hair, The Queen of November 9, 8pm.Tickets: 12yo Rock ‘n’ Roll retired before the release and under, $34.50, adults $76 from of the compilation album, Love Songs. Gisborne iSite or Ticketek. YOUR WEEKDAY RADIO PROGRAMME GUIDE

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TARO-BLY FUNNY: One half of The Laughing Samoans, Tofiga Fepulea’i, ■ The Harmonic Resonators stocks up for his trip to Gisborne for Acoustic, country/folk, family band. his show, Sorry Bout It. House of Breakthrough, Saturday, 7pm. Picture by Mark Fa’amaoni Tickets $20. To book call 867 7637 or 027 494 6979.

■ The Deadset 5 Harbinger’s Halloween 2020 tribute to fallen rock legends. Smash Palace, Saturday, 8.30pm. Entry $20.

■ John Mackill’s Jazz Collective Smash Palace, Sunday, 4pm.

■ Anthonie Tonnon presents Rail Land Depart by train as part of the immersive experience from Gisborne Railway Station at 3pm, Sunday, for the show at Te Whare Maumahara, Muriwai. Presented by Arts On Tour New Zealand InCahoots with Gisborne Tofi ga – Sorry Bout It City Vintage Railway and Te Whare Saturday, October 31 Maumahara. Tickets $60 from www. 8.00pm eventfinda.co.nz Not sorry at all

■ Poverty Bay Blues Club 14th elf-described as possibly the swearing every five seconds, turning it birthday jam world’s second-most popular dirty or putting people down for the sake With special guest David Paquette. SPolynesian comic storyteller, of a laugh.” Dome Room, Tuesday, November 3. Tofiga Fepulea’i is on his way to Fepulea’i was met with rapturous Doors open at 7pm, bands start 8pm. Gisborne with insights on fatherhood, applause the moment he walked on $5 entry. family, and some thoughts on what stage as Judith Collins, says Griffiths. it’s like to be raised Samoan in New “The pristine impersonation by Zealand, in his show Sorry Bout It. Fepulea’i had the crowd in stitches. As one half of the hugely popular duo, Asked about her comments on obesity, COMING UP The Laughing Samoans, Fepulea’i, the the blonde-wigged ‘Collins’ rebuked ‘I Tina, Simply The Best Pasifika comedy superstar, will already like all round people’.” Monday, November 9 be a familiar face for many. Fepulea’i is joined by support act, 8.00pm ■ Choral Capers After Fepulea’i’s Whanganui show last Billy T nominee Jame Nokise. A joyous and eclectic outburst from the week, Whanganui Chronicle reviewer Gisborne Choral Society. St Andrew’s Ethan Griffiths said the comedian had ■ Tofiga Fepulea’i, with support act Church, Saturday, November 7, 2pm. positioned himself as one of the New and Billy T nominee Jame Nokise, Koha entry. Zealand greats. presents Sorry Bout It, War Memorial “(The show) was a brilliantly woven Theatre, Saturday October 31, 8pm. ■ The Sensational 70s mix of cultural piss-taking, political Tickets available from Gisborne i-SITE commentary and genuinely funny or ticketek. Dress up in 70s costumes, and dance comedy, without the need to revert to the night away to the music of the 70s. Prizes for best costumes. Dome Room, November 7, 9pm. SOLD OUT. The ABBA Show ■ Decades of Memories Monday, November 23 Celebrate sounds from the 60s-80s in 8.00pm a new musical concept. Lawson Field Theatre, November 14 at 3pm and 7.30pm. Tickets from Gisborne i-SITE and ticketek.

■ Crystal Palace ft Sly Chaos, Yancey & Willy Mav Decades of Memories – An intimate showcase of drum and bass and electronic music. Dome Bar, Music of the 60s, 70s & 80s Saturday, November 21. Saturday, November 14th 3.00pm & 7.30pm

THEATRE CURIOUS: This work, The Pool, by artist Natalie Guy has been given to the Christchurch City Council and will sit on the banks of the city’s Avon River. ■ Tofiga Fepulea’i National Comedy Tour — Sorry Bout It With award-winning NZ/UK comedian James Nokise. War Memorial Theatre, Taking a dive next to the Avon October 31. Tickets available from i-SITE or ticketek. urreal, redundant and Harper Ave. inaccessible” is how an artist The artwork is a cropped image, Sdescribes her 3m high diving sourced from a 1905 edition of the ■ Alice in Wonderland board which will grace the banks of the Canterbury Times. Musical Theatre Gisborne Evolution Theatre Company, 75 Avon River in Christchurch. It depicts Maori leaders on horseback “The Pool”, an installation from artist in full ceremonial dress, flanking Lord The Addams Family Disraeli Street. A Rising Stars December 11th, 12th, 15th, presentation. November 13 and 14 Natalie Guy, captured people’s curiosity and Lady Plunket in their motorcar on a at 5.30pm. November 15 at 1.30pm. when it featured at last year’s SCAPE visit to Kaiapoi. 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th Tickets at the door. Kids $5, adults $10 Public Art Season as a temporary Mayor Lianne Dalziel said it was an 7.30pm installation. exceptional reference to a point in time December 13th, 2.30pm ■ The Addams Family It has now been gifted to the city on that was very meaningful for the city. a permanent basis and will sit on the The artwork stands on two 2.4m steel Directed by Belinda Campbell. Lawson banks of the Avon River, opposite the pillars. It is itself 2.4m tall and 8m Field Theatre, December 11-19. Tickets Antigua Boatsheds. wide. It will be lit from dawn to dusk. from i-SITE or ticketek.

A second artwork has also been The artwork will be located at its 34614-05 accepted as a gift to the city. chosen site in Hagley Park due to the Got something going on? Nathan Pohio’s “Raise the Anchor” historical significance of the area as a artwork featured in the SCAPE Public meeting and resting place for Maori. Tickets on sale from Gisborne i-SITE Let The Guide know at Art season of 2018 and was located SCAPE Public Art will foot the bill Accepting bookings for functions, [email protected], within Hagley Park. for the first 12 months of maintenance. events, meetings and conferences. or telephone 869-0635 Two years on, it will now sit Ongoing maintenance will cost the city permanently in Hagley Park adjacent to council about $5000 a year. Email [email protected] 22 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 Craft sequel vastly better version by Mark Kennedy, AP film writer

ore than a few Halloweens ago — two dozen to be exact — Mcame a film that looked like a treat but ended up as a trick. WITCHERY: The Craft was about four teenage Lovie Simone witches who eventually turned their (left), Zoey Luna, powers against each other and lost Cailee Spaeny everything, leaving the film with a and Gideon Adlon conventional, conservative message: in a scene from Don’t unleash your power. It was The Craft: Legacy. deflating. Now comes — well, it’s not entirely clear. A reboot? A sequel? A continuation and a re-imagining? It doesn’t matter Picture by at all. Blumhouse’s The Craft: Legacy is Columbia Pictures/ a vastly better, smartly crafted version Sony via AP that’s woke, feminist and very 2020. It’s the story’s best self. Director and writer Zoe Lister-Jones leaves little nods to the original 1996 film — snakes, butterflies, chants and a pagan deity called Manon — but has gut- renovated the property and restored the female empowerment theme the first one virtually cried out for. It is a film about resistance and Lemme. references and a cauldron made out of As it races to its cool supernatural sisterhood. One recurring slogan is “Your Spaeny plays a new girl in a new town, a bong. In one spell, the witches make climax — and then a coda that connects difference is your power.” Another is: “You echoing the role Tunney played in The a sexist bully suddenly very politically it to the first film — The Craft: Legacy shouldn’t run from your power.” It arrives Craft. The new girl connects with a coven correct and vulnerable, apologising for is firing on all cylinders, looking back at a time when the concept of witches is of three fledgling witches who are looking his power to shame. “I’m sorry,” he says. respectfully but also showing how the being reclaimed, just as this story has for a fourth to complete their circle. “So Michelle Monaghan plays single same story in different hands can soar. been. it shall be sealed and done/When all four mum to Spaeny’s character and David We beg Lister-Jones to do it again and The first film starred Neve Campbell, corners meet as one.” Duchovny, as a potential stepdad, reclaim and retell more schlocky fare Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk and Rachel The foursome contend with bullies but masterfully fills his scenes with a from the ’80s or ’90s. What about an True. The new one stars Cailee Spaeny, grow in confidence as they begin to assert troubling macho spirit. (He plays a updated Weird Science or Risky Business? Gideon Adlon, Lovie Simone, and Zoey their powers. With a flick of a hand, they motivational speaker who believes One thing is clear: She’s fire. Luna, widening the circle to include a can add face gems or set fires or injure a power equals order and is author of “The trans voice. tormenter. When they levitate a member, Hallowed Masculine.”) ■ “The Craft: Legacy,” a Columbia Appropriately, the soundtrack kicks they repeat the incantation from the first The four witches do squabble over how Pictures release, is rated PG-13 for off with an Alanis Morissette tune, film: “Light as a feather, stiff as a board.” far to push their magic — “If we’re not “thematic elements, crude and sexual leading a female-centric sonic landscape Lister-Jones’ script is very naturalistic going to use our power responsibly, then content, language and brief drug that includes Lonette, Princess Nokia, and current — “all the feels,” “VBD” we shouldn’t be using it at all,” one says material.” Running time: 94 minutes. Sharon Van Etten, Nadia Rose and Betta and “That’s fire.” There are Twilight — but unity is the solution. Three stars out of four.

ArtsGuide FilmGuide DOME CINEMA ■ Honest Thief VISUAL ARTS ■ JBC Contemporary, 14 Lowe Street New Vision A professional bank robber (Liam Neeson) ■ The Swallows of Kabul agrees to return all the money he stole in ■ Miharo An exhibition of work by In 1998, Kabul is under Taliban rule. exchange for a reduced sentence. But when Regional exhibition opens tomorrow. contemporary artists Inga Fillary, Zunaira and Mohsen are young and in two FBI agents set him up for a murder Gene Walker, Daniel Metcalfe, love, and despite the daily violence and rap, he goes on the run to clear his name Yvonne Abercrombie and Diane Scott. and bring the crooked agents to justice. ■ Life drawing misery, they hope for a better future. One day, a foolish gesture causes life to take an Lysnar House. Mondays 7pm-9pm irrevocable turn. French animated film with ■ Baby Done until November 23. Gisborne Artists’ ■ Gisborne Artists, Potters and Photographers annual exhibition subtitles. Two arborists are expecting a baby. The Society members $8 per session or $50 father likes the idea but the mother wants for 8 sessions. Non-members $10 per Tairawhiti Museum until November ■ The Mystery of Henri Pick to cram in all the experiences she fears session. Bring your own sketch pads, 10. she’ll miss out on. pencils and paints. Two years after the death of supposedly illiterate pizza cook Henri Pick, he is hailed I Am Greta ■ Te Hono Wai – Where waters as the author of a celebrated novel. Not ■ ■ Pieces of You – works from the meet everyone is convinced that Pick wrote the Documentary film about teenage climate- fine arts collection Jo Torr explores in costume and textile book, though. Literary critic Jean-Michel change activist Greta Thunberg. Tairawhiti Museum, September 26 - history cultural exchanges between Rouche (Fabrice Luchini) sets out to Greenland November 22. European and Maori. Tairawhiti discover the truth behind Pick and the book ■ Museum until December 6. that bears his name. Dialogue in French and Scientists discover that fragments of Russian, with subtitles. a comet will hit Earth in a few days, causing an extinction event comparable ■ Miss Juneteenth to that which wiped out the dinosaurs. A former beauty queen and single mother Bunkers in Greenland offer the only hope. prepares her rebellious teenage daughter for John Garrity (Gerard Butler, who also the Miss Juneteenth pageant. co-produced the film) struggles to ensure the safety of his wife and son as they ODEON MULTIPLEX scramble to reach the safety of the bunkers. Promote your The Craft: Legacy ■ ■ The More You Ignore Me A supernatural horror film that is a stand- alone sequel to the 1996 film The Craft, A mother’s efforts to be a good wife are this one stars Cailee Spaeny, Gideon undermined by her declining mental health. event here Adlon, Lovie Simone, Zoey Luna, Michelle The War With Grandpa Monaghan and David Duchovny. It is being ■ released through video on demand in the A boy will stop at nothing to get his room Talk to us about a marketing package to suit your budget. United States this week, and in theatres back from his grandfather, who has come to internationally. live with the family after his wife’s death. 33239-01 ■ The Empty Man ■ The Secret Garden As teens from a small Midwestern town An orphaned girl finds a magical secret mysteriously disappear, the locals come to garden on her uncle’s estate. believe it is the work of an urban legend known as The Empty Man. A retired cop ■ Savage investigates, and discovers a secretive group New Zealand film Savage follows Danny trying to summon a horrific, mystical entity. across three decades of his life, trying to Soon his life — and the lives of those close understand the boy who eventually becomes to him — are in grave danger. the brutal enforcer of a gang. Call Jane Smith today 869 0617 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 TELEVISION 23 THURSDAY—FRIDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

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MELBOURNE — Group One performer Platinum Moody’s Pakenham barn earlier this spring, and wheeled out around them. In hindsight we Platinum Invador won four of his 20 starts in Invador will have a last ditch effort at trying to Platinum Invador showed a glimpse of his best should have ridden him a little bit closer and we New Zealand, including the Gr.3 City Of Auckland secure a spot in the Gr.1 Melbourne Cup (3200m) when third in the Gr.2 Herbert Power Stakes should have waited and had one crack at them in Cup (2400m), and placed in the Gr.1 New Zealand when he lines-up at Flemington on Saturday. (2400m) at Caulfield earlier this month, before a the straight. He gets to them and struggles. Derby (2400m), Gr.1 Auckland Cup (3200m), Listed The son of Redwood will contest the Gr.3 seventh placing in the Gr.3 Geelong Cup (2400m) “We will be riding him for luck and riding him Wanganui Cup (2040m), Gr.3 Manawatu Cup Hotham Stakes (2500m) with the winner gaining in his last start. to try to produce it in the straight rather than on (2400m), and Gr.2 Avondale Cup (2400m). automatic entry into the race that stops a nation “His New Zealand form says he has got a short, the circle this weekend. He is in good order. Is he He was purchased by Latta out of Westbury next Tuesday. sharp sprint,” Moody said. good enough? We will find out a bit more in the Stud’s 2017 New Zealand Bloodstock Festival Having transferred from Lisa Latta to Peter “Luke (Nolen, jockey) rode him the other day weekend.” Yearling Sale draft for $25,000. — NZ Racing Desk

Methven harness at Mount Harding Friday Jetbet 8 TAB Doubles 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 Trebles 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 Quaddies 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 16 05506 Rosie’s Son (Em2) (Fr) U1 K Cox 12 07 Westar Lad (Fr) 12 B Hope (J) 14 7 Sudaman (Fr) 25 D White 8 Mayfield Transport Pace 6.19 Race 1: THE GARDENER’S PRIDE, ROYAL DEL, DUDES STAR 17 600s7 Make My Sundon (Fr) U2 S Ottley 13 8048 Bromac Hype (Fr) 13 R May 15 80 Hey Tonight (Fr) 26 M Williamson 18 Bourbon On The Rocks (Em1) (Fr) U3 14 2427 Buckingham (Fr) 14 R Holmes 16 Joan Jett (Fr) 27 B Orange $8000, 3yo+ f&m r40-r53. mobile, 1609m Race 2: MISS BEHAVIN, SOCIAL MEDIA, PLAY BY EAR J Versteeg 15 50230 Cristiano Buccini (Fr) U1 J Dunn 17 94027 I Miss Mum (Fr) 28 K Cox 1 s80s6 American Flyer (Fr) 1 A Lethaby Race 3: BUCKINGHAM, ARMINIUS, CRIMSON RAIN 16 Wildbery (Fr) U2 D Reardon 2 57670 Scelta Uno (Fr) 2 G O’Reilly Race 4: INVISIBLE GIRL, PAUL’S VERDICT, DISMARA 2 Ryal Bush Transport Pace 3.34 17 00s42 New York Man (Fr) U3 6 Dairy Platforms Pace 5.25 3 0000s Bird Of Paradise (Fr) 3 J Dunn Race 5: TYKE, MACH’S ELIMINATOR, HOPE FOR LOVE $8000, non-winners 4yo+ mr40 to mr46 $8000, r40-r50. mobile, 1609m 4 45590 Highland Reign (Fr) 4 J Young-Grant Race 6: SZYBKA LANE, DYNAMITE, FOR TODAY stand, 1700m 4 ACL Young At Heart Pace 4.33 5 04489 Rakabeach (Fr) 5 J Cox Race 7: FOREIGNER, LUMINOSITY, APPEARANCE 1 8870s Speciale Uno (Fr) 1 R May 1 43692 Miss Behavin (Fr) 1 K Butt $8000, 6yo+ r40-r54. mobile, 1609m 6 89535 Duastar (Fr) 6 R May Race 8: NEYVELI FRANCO, KATCHALIGHT, BOORAA 2 sP609 Auchtercairn (Fr) 2 B Weaver 2 09000 Sharp Lou (Fr) 2 J Morrison (J) 1 0600s Linton Shard (Fr) 1 S Ottley 3 66956 Pete’s Dash (Fr) 3 M Hurrell (J) 7 s7341 Booraa (Fr) 7 K Cox Race 9: CHAMPAGNEANDWINE, FLAMBOYANT, 3 49443 Social Media (Fr) 3 M Hurrell (J) 2 89060 Invisible Girl (Fr) 2 J Curtin 4 78873 Szybka Lane (Fr) 4 K Tomlinson (J) 8 64214 Kusanova (Fr) 8 G Smith ARDENT LUSTRE 4 08800 Franco Hatton (Em2) (Fr) 4 G O’Reilly 3 0766s Go Davey (Fr) 3 S Thornley (J) 5 96127 For Today (Fr) 5 J Dunn 9 50011 Neyveli Franco (Fr) 9 C Thornley 5 89s67 The Black Shadow (Fr) 5 R May 4 0s090 Mr Asia (Fr) 4 C Thornley 6 70s71 Betstars Blue Jean (Fr) 6 L O’Reilly 10 069s3 Katchalight (Fr) 21 B Butt 6 27744 Play By Ear (Fr) 6 J Young-Grant 5 74600 Classy Kid (Fr) 5 A Lethaby 7 48080 Alexy (Fr) 7 J Young-Grant 11 78800 Lydia (Fr) 22 S O’Reilly (J) 7 0997s Royal Xchange (Em1) (Fr) 7 J Curtin 6 36624 Magicol Ideal (Fr) 6 S O’Reilly (J) 8 10808 Dynamite (Fr) 8 J Cox 12 06s20 Virginia Cool (Fr) 23 T Chmiel 8 38s04 Iron Woman (Fr) 8 K Tomlinson (J) 7 77410 Bonnie Boy (Fr) 7 J Best 9 47960 Superstar Legend (Fr) 9 S Ottley 13 05352 Hells Shadow (Fr) 24 B Orange 9 79906 Arizonawildcat (Fr) 9 S Ottley 8 1520s Garry’s Legacy (Fr) 8 K Newman (J) 10 55296 Johnny Mac (Fr) 21 14 510s4 She’s Tough (Fr) 25 M Williamson 10 50938 Justace (Fr) 10 G Smith 9 64201 Four Starzzz Shiraz (Fr) 9 J Young Grant 11 06005 Cha Cha B (Fr) 22 C Thornley 11 0900s Living Delight (Fr) 11 S Tomlinson (J) 10 03862 Dismara (Fr) 21 M Hurrell (J) 12 69100 Archaic Lustre (Fr) 23 9 Fulton Hogan Pace 6.45 12 7s007 Caballe Beach (Fr) 12 K Cox 11 60840 Paul’s Verdict (Fr) 22 J Morrison (J) 13 s3888 C R Gold (Fr) 24 S Iremonger (J) $8000, r40-r50 stand, 1700m 13 00600 Sense Of Occasion (Fr) 13 S McNally 12 405s6 Krystal Delight (Fr) 23 B Hope (J) 14 83104 Refine (Fr) 25 1 R & R Spreading Trot 2.59 14 s7530 President Pat (Fr) U1 N Burton 13 41960 Essence Of Easton (Fr) 24 R May 1 20290 Ashes To Ashes (Fr) 1 J Dunn 15 0s986 Starkers (Fr) U2 M Williamson 14 55015 Spicy Girl Becqui (Fr) 25 M Williamson 7 Snowfed Builders Trot 5.50 2 80s80 Spanna (Fr) 2 S O’Reilly (J) $8000, non-winners 3yo+ stand, 1700m 16 0080s Glenledi Bandit (Fr) U3 J Dunn 3 02046 Flamboyant (Fr) 3 B Laughton (J) 1 9467s Go Marg (Fr) 1 G Archer 5 Greg Donaldson F&M Pace 4.59 $8000, r40-r54. mobile, 1609m 4 80003 Jonty James (Fr) 4 C DeFilippi 2 04826 Yea You (Fr) 2 S O’Reilly (J) 3 Fiona Stuart Mem Pace 4.04 $8000, non-winners 3yo+ f&m. mobile, 1609m 1 s7045 Foreigner (Fr) 1 G Hunt 5 6s124 Handsome Harry (Fr) 5 S McNally 6 0829s Little Rain (Fr) 6 R May 3 7368 This Time Gamble (Fr) 3 J Dunn $8000, non-winners 4yo+ mr47 to mr50 1 09070 Atarah (Em3) (Fr) 1 2 6067s Some Time (Fr) 2 L O’Reilly 7 70500 Ardent Lustre (Fr) 7 R Holmes 4 9s093 Hang On Suzie (Fr) 4 J Curtin stand, 1700m 2 80s Port Elizabeth (Em2) (Fr) 2 R Cameron 3 0s083 Mikemaro (Fr) 3 B Orange 5 96550 Prince Ranier (Em3) (Fr) 5 G Telfer 1 9 Crimson Rain (Fr) 1 J Morrison (J) 3 407 Mach’s Eliminator (Fr) 3 G Smith 4 12754 Luminosity (Fr) 4 J Curtin 8 25419 Kingsdown Atom (Fr) 8 G O’Reilly 6 664s5 Fast Whispering (Fr) 6 M Williamson 2 0 Brother John (Fr) 2 G O’Reilly 4 58s39 Fraud (Fr) 4 R May 5 s8747 Miss Moppet (Fr) 5 M Williamson 9 7470s Tombelina (Fr) 9 C Thornley 7 082s Greenbank Betty (Fr) 7 B Butt 3 0997s Royal Xchange (Em2) (Fr) 3 J Curtin 5 0 Tiger Lou (Fr) 5 J Dunn 6 0s008 Mighty Flying Rocker (Fr) 6 B Butt 10 880s9 Tin Roof Blues (Em1) (Fr) 10 L O’Reilly 8 76406 Spot The Gamble (Fr) 8 B Orange 4 80s Port Elizabeth (Em1) (Fr) 4 R Cameron 6 05342 Tyke (Fr) 6 G O’Reilly 7 75517 Sungait’s Legacy (Fr) 7 L McCormick 11 00s90 The Go To Man (Fr) 11 T Chmiel 9 3s820 Line A Love (Fr) 9 J Patterson 5 0 Black Lace (Fr) 5 J Versteeg 7 0 Times Are A Changin (Em1) (Fr) 7 8 099s0 Momentous (Fr) 8 S Ottley 12 3sPP7 She’s A Dagg (Fr) 12 J Curtin 10 Anteros (Fr) 10 S Tomlinson (J) 6 489 Unchanged Memory (Fr) 6 K Cameron 8 U R The One (Fr) 8 9 5s006 BK Dawn (Fr) 9 P Wakelin 13 31049 Champagneandwine (Fr) 13 11 Silverlinings (Em4) (Fr) 11 D Burrows 7 Lay On Macduff (Fr) 7 S Iremonger (J) 9 74830 Mrs Washington (Fr) 9 R Holmes 10 30PP9 Take After Me (Fr) 21 G Smith J Morrison (J) 12 953P9 The Gardener’s Pride (Fr) 12 C Thornley 8 40s Breeny’s Mach (Fr) 8 M Williamson 10 06 Little Gee (Fr) 21 L O’Reilly 11 4010P The Artful Dodger (Fr) 22 C DeFilippi 14 55808 Makasar Boy (Fr) 14 S Ottley 13 450s3 Royal Del (Fr) 13 C DeFilippi 9 0s00 Crystal Daytom (Fr) 9 L O’Reilly 11 55563 Red Envy (Fr) 22 J Curtin 12 641s4 Appearance (Fr) 23 J Smith 15 0s000 Victor Tango (Em3) (Fr) 15 C Markham 14 Elizabeth Keen (Fr) 14 I Cameron 10 35203 Arminius (Fr) 10 B Butt 12 Hope For Love (Fr) 23 S Tomlinson (J) 13 98090 Carnegie Hall (Fr) 24 16 099s0 Caesar’s Quest (Em2) (Fr) 16 15 378s4 Dudes Star (Fr) 15 S McNally 11 08800 Franco Hatton (Em3) (Fr) 11 M Hurrell (J) 13 50477 Betancourt (Fr) 24 14 000P0 Madam Sass (Fr) U1 J Dunn 17 00985 Pine Cone (Fr) 17 K Cameron

Auckland harness at Alexandra Park Friday Jetbet 5 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10 Q. 2-3-4-5, 7-8-9-10 PL6 5-10 Selections 5 27860 Peter Forsberg (Fr) 5 J Darby 11 48048 Great Fantasy (Fr) 23 J Stormont 14 12084 Expensive Crumpet (Fr) 26 D Butcher 8 Grand Park Trot 9.09 SCRATCHED Race 1: MR INCREDIBLE, HIGHVIEW JUSTICE, EDAMFAST 6 63371 Edamfast (Fr) 6 W Rich 12 78677 Lisa Marie P (Fr) 24 N Delany (J) 15 — Lukyanova 7 00008 Rainbow Wiri (Fr) 7 L Darby 13 5s5s4 Dolly P (Fr) U1 M Perriton $17,500, r60-r94. mobile, 1609m Race 2: SING TO ME, RUBY MACH, SWEET TREAT 8 05040 J Bee (Fr) 8 C Wigg 6 Belmont Linen Pace 8.09 1 02161 Lady Be Good (Fr) 1 K Marshall Race 3: SET ME FREE, PLAY FOOTSIE, FUNNY FACE 9 17027 Chalberg (Fr) 21 T Hopkins 4 United Cleaning Pace 7.0 9 $14,500, r55-r65. mobile, 1609m 2 1330s Anditover (Fr) 2 D Butcher Race 4: NEVADA, TAIPO, APIECEOFLOU 10 08906 Maria Kirilenko (Fr) 22 P Clabby $12,000, 3yo+ r47-r54,r55 w/c. mobile, 1609m 3 6s457 Havehorsewilltravel (Fr) 3 B Mangos Race 5: KIMKAR DASH, EXPENSIVE CRUMPET, 1 30834 All Yours (Fr) 1 M W White 4 — Daisy Hill SCRATCHED 1 44218 Happy Place (Fr) 1 P Ferguson MONKEY SELFIE 2 NZB Standardbred Pace 6.09 2 45545 Vespa (Fr) 2 B Mangos 5 18088 Resonate (Fr) 4 T Herlihy 2 60094 Spirit Of Anzac (Fr) 2 L Whittaker (J) 3 79836 Adieu Flirt (Fr) 3 J Abernethy 6 23322 Kay Cee (Fr) 5 J Dickie Race 6: LADY CHEROKEE, DINA BROWN, ALL YOURS $12,000, non-winners 3yo+ f&m. mobile, 3 10369 Ohoka Achilles (Fr) 3 P Jeffries 4 00500 Eastanbull (Fr) 4 F Schumacher 7 12s64 Pretty Majestic (Fr) 6 T Williams Race 7: DARLING ME, WHAT’S YOUR SECRET, 1609m 4 s7022 Revitalise (Fr) 4 M McKendry 5 1201s Bankers Gold (Fr) 5 D Ferguson 8 36811 Credit Master (Fr) 7 A Neal BETTOR TWIST 1 s8347 Miss Taken (Fr) 1 L Hollis 5 26902 Nevada (Fr) 5 J Dickie 6 45208 Major Jellis (Fr) 6 S Phelan 9 25543 Xebec (Fr) 21 Z Butcher Race 8: PRETTY MAJESTIC, CREDIT MASTER, SHE REIGNS 2 738 Sing To Me (Fr) 2 B Butcher 6 90455 The Blue Beat (Fr) 6 J Abernethy 7 11459 Mimi E Coco (Fr) 7 B Butcher 10 41155 She Reigns (Fr) 22 D Ferguson 3 489s8 Alta Madeira (Fr) 3 J Abernethy 7 04416 Smokinhotcheddar (Fr) 7 A Poutama Race 9: STAR GALLERIA, TOMMY LINCOLN, DANCE TIME 8 s5341 Underthesouthernsun (Fr) 8 T Cameron 11 2115D One Majic Kenny (Fr) U1 P Ferguson Race 10: RAVEN BANNER, OUTLAW MAN, MURPHYS REWARD 4 54 Mia Ragazza (Fr) 4 T Herlihy 8 4431s Cowgirls N Lace (Fr) 8 T Herlihy 9 01970 Mister Slick (Fr) 21 N Delany (J) 5 Glenledi Cruise (Fr) 5 9 39934 Jack Ryan (Fr) 21 B Butcher 10 2s243 Dina Brown (Fr) 22 T Herlihy 9 Sims Pacific Metals Pace 9.39 6 3s053 Polka Delight (Fr) 6 T Cameron 10 35651 Apieceoflou (Fr) 22 D Butcher 11 117s1 Lady Cherokee (Fr) 23 T Mitchell 7 6s Muriwai Magic (Fr) 7 Z Butcher 11 46495 Bet West (Fr) 23 B Mangos $17,500, r67-r102. mobile, 1609m 12 1s087 Benjamin Button (Fr) U1 S Abernethy 8 Sweet Treat (Fr) 8 K Marshall 12 38313 Taipo (Fr) 24 T Mitchell 1 35s71 On A Roll (Fr) 1 S Abernethy 9 May Delight (Fr) 21 M McKendry 7 Magness Benrow Sires Stakes 8.39 2 18264 Tommy Lincoln (Fr) 2 D Butcher 10 4287 Ruby Mach (Fr) 22 D Butcher 5 McGregor Bailey Trot 7.39 3 48648 Parker (Fr) 3 $14,500, r46-r59. mobile, 1609m $120,000, 3yo fillies. group 1 mobile pace, 4 13326 Callie’s Delight (Fr) 4 J Dickie 3 Amateur Drivers ATC Trot 6.39 1609m 5 83095 Dance Time (Fr) 5 B Butcher 1 1s025 Monkey Selfie (Fr) 1 N Chilcott 6 37462 Star Galleria (Fr) 6 T Mitchell $12,000, 3yo+, non-winners & r43-r45. 2 33206 Fira (Fr) 2 S Phelan 1 s7113 Ideal Sports Girl (Fr) 1 A Poutama mobile, 1609m 3 05482 Rain Mist And Muscle (Fr) 3 T Mitchell 2 22361 What’s Your Secret (Fr) 2 N Rasmussen 10 Cup Day @ The Alex Pace 10.09 1 49005 Cepheus (Fr) 1 A Matthews 4 58374 Safrakova (Fr) 4 L Chin 3 5s309 Shezadeal (Fr) 3 M McKendry 2 70573 Play Footsie (Fr) 2 S Abernethy 5 7s960 Lollieprop (Em2) (Fr) 5 G Wolfenden 4 84130 Avana (Fr) 4 J Dickie $12,000, non-winners 3yo+. mobile, 1609m 3 4962 Romeo Foxtrot (Fr) 3 K Bublitz (J) 6 00s09 Skee King (Fr) 6 T Hall 5 16626 Millwood Billie (Fr) 5 D Butcher 1 335 Raven Banner (Fr) 1 Z Butcher 1 Christmas At The Races 5.42 4 Funny Face (Fr) 4 K Marshall 7 70409 Saint Michel (Fr) 7 J Dickie 6 81930 Sky Delight (Fr) 6 S Phelan 2 7 Outlaw Man (Fr) 2 T Mitchell $7000, r55. mobile, 1609m 5 P0 Sidney Crosby (Fr) 5 S Phelan 8 — I Got Music SCRATCHED 7 13121 Darling Me (Fr) 7 M Purdon 3 036 Murphys Reward (Fr) 3 B Mangos 6 96456 Just Plain Lucky (Fr) 6 R Paynter 9 s9823 Madeakillin (Fr) 21 D Ferguson 8 56355 Platinum (Fr) 8 T Herlihy 4 Ezana (Fr) 4 J Dickie 1 69565 Mr Incredible (Fr) 1 B Hadley 7 72P40 Emma Frost (Fr) 7 T Mitchell 10 70346 Kimkar Dash (Fr) 22 D Balle 9 20151 Shes No Lady (Fr) 21 Z Butcher 5 594 Starlito (Fr) 5 T Herlihy 2 83372 Highview Justice (Fr) 2 J Kriechbaumer 8 46937 Littlebitoflove (Fr) 8 J Abernethy 11 53275 Peakz Luck (Fr) 23 J Stormont 10 1s588 Ariella (Fr) 22 R Close 6 62626 Colin Bromac (Fr) 6 S Phelan 3 48685 Onedin Punter (Fr) 3 S Wigg 9 76875 Anastasia Ashley (Fr) 21 J Wallace 12 56190 Rastusburn (Em1) (Fr) 24 A Poutama 11 14412 Bettor Twist (Fr) 23 T Williams 7 Hands On (Fr) 7 S McMullan 4 40443 Unfinished Business (Fr) 4 J Brownlee 10 054 Set Me Free (Fr) 22 S McCaffrey 13 3s322 Natty Pagger (Fr) 25 T Herlihy 12 14 Toni Street (Fr) 24 S Abernethy 8 6s07 John Wayne (Fr) 8 M McKendry

Wanganui greys at Hatrick Friday Jetbet 9 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 Kernow Construction 5.16 7 41173 Big Time Frankie 30.46 Lisa Cole 4 55521 Big Time Roonie 30.63 Lisa Cole 2 22123 Funzalo 17.61 Bill Hodgson Race 1: BIG TIME DUSTY, OPAWA JODY, IDOL WILSON 8 11878 Stormy Jay 30.51 Wendy Kite 5 66355 Bigtime Ava 30.70 Peter Clark 3 84752 Allegro Fern 17.62 Lisa Cole $2505, C1, 520m EMERGENCIES: 6 14745 Big Time Rocket 30.48 Lisa Cole 4 24347 Sedgebrook Comet 17.71 Fred Kite Race 2: CHIC IN TIME, BIG TIME JARRED, BIG TIME ABBI 1 32341 Chic In Time nwtd Glen Hodgson 9 26743 Cossie Cooper 30.35 Melissa Olden 7 26743 Cossie Cooper 30.35 Melissa Olden 5 71428 Giraffe Club 17.70 Lisa Cole Race 3: ZAMAH, WIFI FLEE, JACK MARJEN 2 83845 Big Time Abbi 31.33 Peter Clark 10 62665 Bigtime Alfie 30.09 Lisa Cole 8 66735 Go Glow 30.73 Marcie Flipp 6 65561 Sedgebrook Sally 17.73 Fred Kite Race 4: SPEED MACHINE, BIG TIME HARPER, 3 65344 Rhodes Worthy nwtd Maree Gowan EMERGENCIES: 7 64534 Eye Far 17.62 Marcie Flipp BIG TIME FRANKIE 4 44268 Arm Turner nwtd John McInerney 5 Avenue Kingsgate Hotel 6.28 9 57s73 Illicit nwtd J & D Bell 8 66157 Allegro Will 17.36 Lisa Cole Race 5: BIG TIME BILLIE, DOOMSDAY, SEDGEBROOK LOVER 5 25442 Dangerous Di nwtd Kellie Gommans $2860, C4/5, 305m 10 58577 Homebush Surgeon nwtd Sue Gommans EMERGENCY: 9 48714 Hip Hop Rapper 17.49 Brian Marsh Race 6: JILLIBY SOPHIA, BUDDY LOADED, BIG TIME AMIE 6 45144 Big Time Jarred nwtd Lisa Cole 1 11286 Big Time Billie 17.62 Lisa Cole 7 63346 Race Me Home 30.68 Bill Hodgson 8 racingtips.co.nz 7. 4 8 Race 7: BIG TIME ROCKET, BIGTIME ALFIE, 2 6s145 Bigtime Emjay 17.50 G & S Fredrickson 11 Accell Canine Therapy 9.19 BIG TIME ROONIE 8 74332 Big Time Felix nwtd Lisa Cole 3 72717 Sedgebrook Lover 17.69 Fred Kite $2035, C3, 305m Race 8: ALAMEIN FELIX, ELUSIVE ALIBI, ARTICULATOR EMERGENCIES: 4 53234 Bigtime Puma 17.57 Lisa Cole 1 35735 Viking Ash 17.79 Nathan Udy $2035, C3, 305m 9 57s73 Illicit nwtd J & D Bell Race 9: BIG TIME BABY, BIGTIME ROD, BIG TIME MAC 5 36173 Bigtime Leo 17.75 Peter Clark 2 14622 Elusive Alibi 17.89 Richard Waite 1 48631 Allegro Kyle 17.76 D P Symes 10 58577 Homebush Surgeon nwtd Sue Gommans Race 10: ALLEGRO WILL, ALLEGRO FERN, FUNZALO 6 51251 Doomsday 17.64 K B Benson 3 11211 Alamein Felix 17.84 Kettlewell & Phillips 2 16138 Paving Way 18.03 Lana Pearce Race 11: IDOL MEGHAN, WATERLOO PINK, WEBBER COME 7 23552 Criminal Justice 17.63 Melissa Olden 4 13336 Born Quick 17.65 Marcie Flipp 3 57882 Waterloo Pink 17.66 Wendy Kite 3 Laser Plumbing 5.35 8 43145 Big Time Lebron 17.62 Lisa Cole 5 14818 Yarn Sister 17.80 Carol Morris Race 12: HAIDEE BALE, BIG TIME FLASH, WATERLOO GIRL 4 12667 Idol Meghan 17.60 Marcie Flipp $1685, C1/2, 305m EMERGENCY: 6 51766 Articulator 17.73 Bill Hodgson 5 45353 Bees And Birds 17.68 Lisa Cole 1 13373 Wifi Flee 17.89 G & S Fredrickson 9 48714 Hip Hop Rapper 17.49 Brian Marsh 7 11F15 Hypothetical 18.02 Melissa Olden 6 72511 My Pablo 17.87 Nathan Udy 8 65658 Big Time Chance 17.58 Lisa Cole 2 34578 Idol Ziggy 17.67 Marcie Flipp 6 Adept Accountants 6.53 7 21774 Bigtime Honey 17.65 Lisa Cole 3 81612 Zamah 17.99 Deb Edlin EMERGENCIES: 8 13412 Webber Come 17.78 John McInerney 4 41658 Light Cruiser 17.93 Brian Goldsack $4030, C3/4, 520m 9 28787 Bigtime Stella 17.42 Agent & Williams EMERGENCIES: 10 45838 Dino The Fox 17.74 Kellie Gommans 5 34431 Big Time Tatum 17.86 Agent & Williams 1 15577 Buddy Loaded 30.62 Glen Hodgson 9 28787 Bigtime Stella 17.42 Agent & Williams 6 61215 Jack Marjen 18.17 Marcie Flipp 2 25126 Here’s Hemi 30.56 John McInerney 9 Palamountains Nutrition 8.18 10 45838 Dino The Fox 17.74 Kellie Gommans 7 31234 Bailey And Cream 17.93 J & D Bell 3 16228 Jilliby Sophia 30.69 Lisa Cole 1 Welcome To Hatrick 4.50 8 73177 Ester nwtd Nathan Udy 4 71877 Young Dumb Broke 30.57 Melissa Olden $4735, C4/5, 520m 12 Book Your Function 9.49 $1685, C1/2, 305m EMERGENCIES: 5 15565 Big Time Amie 30.42 Lisa Cole 1 41455 Bigtime Rod 29.91 Lisa Cole $2035, C3, 305m 9 87775 Justa Gift 17.62 J & D Bell 1 42222 Big Time Dusty 17.77 G & S Fredrickson 6 67384 Novo Ollie 30.64 Lisa Cole 2 65311 Big Time Baby 30.06 Lisa Cole 10 66233 Gotcha Murphy 18.16 Kellie Gommans 1 55825 Haidee Bale nwtd S J Phillips 2 35153 Opawa Jody 18.03 Marcie Flipp 7 62616 My Khloe 30.40 Marcie Flipp 3 21627 Classic Rapper 30.50 Susie Kite 2 41678 Sozin’s Delight 17.83 John McInerney 4 16786 Sub Twenty Three nwtd Lisa Cole 3 42157 Bigtime Hannah 17.80 Sue Gommans 8 43261 Electrical Storm 30.46 Mark Goodier 3 16624 Big Time Lorna 17.88 Lisa Cole 4 Aon CPF Insurance Final 6.01 EMERGENCY: 5 24524 Big Time Mac 30.38 Lisa Cole 4 26526 Opawa Troy nwtd Nathan Udy 4 15851 Big Time Queen 17.90 Lisa Cole 9 73678 Big Time Kobe 30.63 Lisa Cole 6 34615 Simply Smooth 30.27 Lisa Cole 5 18474 Alamein Stryda 17.74 Kettlewell & Phillips $2910, C2, final, 520m 5 28552 Waterloo Girl 17.81 Wendy Kite 7 86114 Big Time Trae 30.44 Lisa Cole 6 44123 Big Time May 17.65 P B Briggs 1 23726 Bigtime Maci 30.53 Susie Kite 6 66287 Big Time Flash 17.60 G & S Fredrickson 7 First Security 7. 19 8 12512 Dapper Rapper 30.32 Brian Marsh 7 61588 Gotcha Marshall 17.74 John McInerney 2 58312 Big Time Harper 30.73 Peter Clark 7 74636 Big Time Beat 17.73 D P Symes 8 23132 Idol Wilson 17.83 Marcie Flipp 3 33614 Big Time Spot 30.61 Lisa Cole $2860, C1/2, 520m 10 Wanganui Toyota 8.49 8 36273 Idol Duke 17.63 Marcie Flipp EMERGENCIES: 4 15614 Wifi Inga 30.64 G & S Fredrickson 1 57435 Goldstar Hadlee 30.87 Glen Hodgson EMERGENCIES: 9 87775 Justa Gift 17.62 J & D Bell 5 71265 Gazza’s Girl 30.44 G & S Fredrickson 2 62665 Bigtime Alfie 30.09 Lisa Cole $2860, C4/5, 305m 9 28787 Bigtime Stella 17.42 Agent & Williams 10 52112 Telltale Signs 18.10 Melissa Olden 6 13547 Speed Machine 30.53 Lisa Cole 3 37662 Tuff Mr. Tee 30.64 Sue Gommans 1 32115 Big Time Tina 17.63 Lisa Cole 10 45838 Dino The Fox 17.74 Kellie Gommans 25 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020

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Contact Jane smith 06 869 0617 sALe [email protected] The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 27 35897-01 28 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 BASKETBALL STARS: The Gizzy Hoops teams performed with distinction at the HoopNation Classic basketball tournament in Tauranga over the weekend (story on page 29). They are, top (from left): William Collier, Jackson Leach (under-16 boys’ coach), Cody Tarei. Third row: Huni Phillips (u16 boys’ manager), Kapreece Clay, Te Kahui Kururangi, Piper Donaldson, Te Atahuia Matahiki, Ainsley Waititi-Leach, Camille Collier (management co-ordinator). Second row: Carl Riini (u14 boys’ coach), Safin Tuwairua-Brown, Allies Rangihuna, Honey Waitai, Jamieson Tapsell, Alex Campbell-Ratapu, Felix Sparks, Arihia Turei, Weighn Wilson, Janelle Te Rauna-Lamont (u14 boys’ manager). First row: Maxine Edwards (u16 girls’ manager), Taimarie Matahiki, Ishtar Mackey-Huriwai, Clint Tarei, Aio-Bebe Hollis, Te Amo Te Rauna-Lamont, Tipene Te Rauna-Lamont, Dominique- Romain Wilson, Kingi Rakuraku, Shean Edwards, Trieste Wilson, Janine Dixon-Smith (YMCA YMCA Breakaway basketball Absent: Seth Miller, Ngaru Kaa (u16 girls), Jack John Melissa Mackey-Huriwai operations developer), Harriet facilitator), Cam McCready Grayson, Khan Mason (u16 Maurirere (u14 boys). (u16 girls’ coach). Front row: Peipi (Gizzy Hoops founder/ (YMCA youth developer). boys), Te Ataakura Swannell- Picture by Liam Clayton THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Thursday, October 29, 2020 SUDOKU CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Ben Foster, 40; Gabrielle Union, 48; Winona Ryder, 49; Richard Dreyfuss, 73. Happy Birthday: Persistence will pay off. Open your mind to trends and information that can SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made help you broaden your horizons and lead you down an exciting path. You are up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. overdue for a change that will inspire you to use your knowledge, skills and To solve the puzzle, each row, awareness to create a unique lifestyle that will beneit you as well as those who look up to you. Your numbers are 6, 13, 28, 32, 38, 44, 46. column and 3x3 grid within the ARIES (March 21-April 19): larger grid must end up containing Avoid discord. Don't waste your time on people and things you cannot each number from 1 to 9, and change. Look forward, and choose positive outlets for your energy. Align each number can only appear yourself with people who share your beliefs. A partnership requires an once in a row, column or box. adjustment to maintain equality. 3 stars A sudoku grid has a single TAURUS (April 20-May 20): unique solution, which can be Inconsistency will be the enemy. Stick to your plans, and don't stop until you reached without using guesswork. reach your destination. It's up to you to take advantage of opportunities while you stabilize your relationship with the people who support your efforts. 3 SOlUTiOn in nexT pUblicATiOn. stars GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Take control of your life, and focus on being the best you can be. Distance yourself from drama and people who play mind games. Do your own thing. Trust in your skills and wherewithal to reach your goals without outside interference. 4 stars DOUBLE CROSSWORD No 11,131 CANCER (June 21-July 22): Don't take chances. Verify information, and streamline your thoughts to it CRYPTIC CLUES the result you are trying to achieve. Be cautious when dealing with sensitive issues; someone will take advantage of you if you get into a dispute. Protect ACROSS DOWN your assets. 2 stars 1. The end carriage (4) 2. Inability in volume (10) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Strive for perfection, do your own thing and stay away from people making 8. Nevertheless there’s a 3. It’s coarse to have a unrealistic promises. Don't let the changes others initiate put you in harm's lack of variety (3,3,4) row (4) way. Use your intelligence to navigate your way to a safer and better future. 9. Place set aside for 4. Retreat for a chap 5 stars development (4,4) about fifty (6) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 5. Pronounced Implement the changes you endorse, and keep moving forward. Stop 10. I come back to a similarities (6) worrying about what others do or think, and show strength and courage in the way you handle adversity. Call the shots, and your search for success will be matter of trivial 6. Reckon tea-time’s importance (4) validated. 3 stars been changed (8) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 12. Dog-star (6) 7. Male Egyptian deity Push for what you want. Refuse to let someone pressure you into something 14. Marks that upset good becomes Greek that beneits them more than you. A physical adjustment to the way you men (6) female one (4) present yourself to others will show off your unique style. Romance is on the 15. Very little time (6) 11. The unusually stern rise. 3 stars needs of affection (10) SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 17. Where the Germans Live and learn. How you process information and put it to use will make a outgun me (6) 13. What we get from a difference in how your day unfolds. When uncertainty sets in, ask questions 18. Use various keys in a sour vine will help us and move on quickly. Don't waste precious time; you will fall behind. 3 stars composition? (4) remember a place (8) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 16. I grew a strange Take the opportunity to make a change at home that will make your life 19. Strongly reminiscent creeper (6) easier. Relax, spend time with someone you love, or explore and expand an of state aid in rent (8) 17. There’s a lot he idea you have. Personal improvements will lift your spirits and encourage 21. Perhaps pity is love, wants (6) romance. 5 stars SOLUTIONS TO CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Quick Crossword answers really (10) 18. Gently knocks over PUZZLE 11,130 You'll have to ease into conversations with the people you encounter today. also fit the large grid 22. Twice as the kitchen sink! (4) Avoid getting into a disagreement with someone who can inluence the QUICK tolerable (2-2) 20. Sets down songs (4) outcome of a project. Be sure to keep your distance when out and about. Across: 7 Horse; 8 Narrate; 9 Focus on health and well-being. 2 stars Revenue; 10 Notes; 12 QUICK CLUES AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Dipsomania; 15 Vituperate; 18 Pay closer attention to what others are doing. Distance yourself from Dread; 19 Tension; 21 Incense; ACROSS DOWN anyone who appears to be out of control or demanding. Focus on physical 22 Motor. improvements, earning more money and sticking to what works best for you. Down: 1 Short-lived; 2 Brave; 3 1. Fair (4) 2. Strange (10) Romance is in the stars. 4 stars Keen; 4 Unless; 5 Transmit; 6 8. Unsurpassable 3. Weary (4) PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Parting; 11 Stationery; 13 (10) 4. Acrimonious (6) Draw information from experts, verify facts and proceed with your plans. A Impudent; 14 Stretch; 16 Rotten; 9. Cannibal (3-5) change you encounter will turn out better than anticipated. An innovative idea 17 Filth; 20 Numb. 5. Savage (6) 10. Gloomy (4) 6. Ironmongery (8) you present will be well-received. Don't make promises until you are sure you CRYPTIC 12. Precious can deliver. 3 stars Across: 7 Round; 8 Sitting; 9 7. Summit (4) metal (6) Birthday Baby: Esparto; 10 Draft; 12 Life policy; 11. Unwillingness 15 Right dress; 18 Halve; 19 14. Empower (6) You are ambitious, curious and changeable. You are energetic and (10) enthusiastic. Shocked; 21 Fitting; 22 Lethe. 15. Transgressor (6) Down: 1 Free Church; 2 Jumpy; 17. Sermonize (6) 13. Sour (8) 16. Discard (6) STAR RATINGS 3 Oder; 4 Ashore; 5 Studious; 6 18. Boast (4) FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. Titanic; 11 Toy soldier; 13 19. Lamentation (8) 17. Allow (6) FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. Intrepid; 14 Agility; 16 Resign; 21. Amendment (10) 18. Support (4) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. 17 Skate; 20 Oils. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 22. Profound (4) 20. Repair (4) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 SPORT 29 HoopNation success for Gizzy teams BASKETBALL by Ben O’Brien-Leaf TABA 34-33 at the QEYC on Day 1. On Day 2 at the took the ball to the ring and they were unselfish. — to compete against each other, see where they Arena they beat fellow Gisbornites the Thomas As someone who played against the Rising Suns and others are at, and the Gizzy Hoops kids were THEY wanted to make the finals, and this Tindale-coached Last Dance 17-14, Harbour Black at the YMCA back in the good old days, I wasn’t impressive,” said Berridge. “It’s great to see how time they did — the Gizzy Hoops boys under 16 35-27 and beat An 1 Hoop 35-25. On Sunday just impressed by them, I was proud of them. their skills and basketball IQ have grown. How team, girls u16s and boys u14s all won silver at they beat Valley Ballers 36-25 at the Arena, and They played awesome basketball. They had a fortunate they are to have people to support the 10th annual HoopNation Classic basketball Taranaki’s Dunking Donuts 43-29 at the QEYC. great tournament.” them, and basketball, in Gisborne to foster that.” tournament in Tauranga over Labour Weekend. The girls lost the u16 final to the Mafia 44-40 at Riini’s team lost the final 60-34 to a vengeful Gizzy Hoops founder Harriet Peipi thanked all The Jackson Leach-coached boys u16s in the Arena on Monday morning. Splash, but there were no complaints from him. those who played a role in making it possible for the seven-team development grade opened Gizzy Hoops coach Carl Riini’s u14 boys “I couldn’t be prouder of the lads: we were the club to field three of the 163 teams, and 29 of their campaign at the Queen Elizabeth Youth in Pool B crushed Hoop 33 Thunder Blue of undersized, and every team took us for granted,” the 1600-plus players. Centre with a 46-25 win against the NS Dragons Auckland 73-24 at the Arena on Friday, with he said. “The involvement and experience was “The YMCA have supported my youth kaupapa of Auckland, then beat Auckland team Tongan captain Safin Tuwairua-Brown churning out 40 amazing because of the great bunch of men I (project and drive) ‘Turanga Taiohi Taiea - Aoteroa Basketball Association (TABA) 58-39 points. At the Arena on Day 2 they beat Team was able to coach; they were open-minded and Outstanding Youth of Turanga’ since summer on Day 1. On Day 2, at Trustpower Arena, they Swoosh of Taranaki 45-23 and Tauranga crew trusted me.” 2019 by collaborating with one of my many youth won a nail-biter v 884 of Te Aroha 36-35, then Lil Brothaz 48-26. On Sunday at the Arena they The first Gizzy Hoops teams did, on debut, development kaupapa in sport for Gizzy Hoops,” lost 28-34 to Swish Toki of Hawke’s Bay. Day 3 overcame TABA 35-29 and then came from 12 suffer big losses at this level. For the club’s said Peipi, whose Gizzy Hoops club’s third trip saw the u16s beat Taranaki 39-36 and eventual points down at three-quartertime to beat Hutt teams — within the space of three years — to to the Classic, New Zealand’s premier basketball champions Tauranga outfit Buckets for Days Valley’s Splash Brothers 40-37 in the upset of the now be playing in finals was significant. event, was by some way their most successful — 36-27 at the QEYC. First qualifiers Buckets turned tournament, to take 1st seed heading into the Paul Berridge with KJ Allen founded on and off the floor. the tables on them 35-33 in the final at the Arena semi-finals. They beat a courageous Auckland HoopNation and ran the first event at Whanganui “We’d like to acknowledge the HoopNation on Monday morning. crew the Rosmini Breakers 43-35 in the semis. in 2011. management, our parents, supporters and The Gizzy Hoops u16 girls under coach Melissa “Gizzy weren’t big but they were aggressive “With the year we’ve had due to Covid-19, community for their endless work on behalf of Mackey-Huriwai lost to eventual champions the and played hard,” said Breakers coach Tony we’re pleased and proud that we were again able everyone that’s passionate about this sport.” classy Mount Mafia 27-41 first-up before beating Pompallier. “They moved the ball quickly, they to provide opportunities — to players of all ages ■ See photo opposite, page 28 Dodgers end 32-year wait Star slugger pulled from game after positive Covid test BASEBALL by Stephen Hawkins, AP ARLINGTON, Texas — No dogpile, no champagne and a mask on nearly every face — the Los Angeles Dodgers celebrated their first World Series title since 1988 in a manner no one could have imagined before the coronavirus pandemic. They started the party without Justin Turner, too, after their red-headed star received a positive Covid-19 test in the middle of their clinching victory. Turner was removed from Los Angeles’ 3-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 6 yesterday after registering Major League Baseball’s first positive test in 59 days and wasn’t on the field as the Dodgers enjoyed the spoils of a title earned during a most unusual season. The 35-year-old Turner, a staple in the Dodgers’ line-up for seven of their eight consecutive NL West titles, returned to the field with his wife about an hour after the game and took photos with the World Series trophy. He got a hug from longtime teammate Clayton Kershaw and sat front- and-centre for a team photo. “Thanks to everyone reaching out!” Turner said on Twitter moments earlier. “I feel great, no symptoms at all. Just experienced every emotion you can possibly imagine. Can’t believe I couldn’t be out there to celebrate with my guys! So proud of this team & unbelievably happy for the City of LA.” A late-blooming slugger who helped reshape the game by succeeding with an upper-cut swing, Turner is LA’s career leader with 12 post-season home runs, including a pair in this Series, in which he VICTORY JOY: Los Angeles Dodgers celebrate after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 3-1 to win the baseball World Series in Game hit .364 and also played stellar defence. 6 yesterday, in Arlington, Texas. AP picture MLB insulated post-season teams in neutral-site bubbles after transiting them “I just came to be a part of it,” Betts said. Game 5 for the Boston Red Sox, who About two and a half weeks after the across the country during a shortened “I’m just happy I could contribute.” before this season traded the 2018 AL Lakers won the NBA title while finishing 60-game season. Turner was the first player Kershaw was warming in the bullpen MVP to the Dodgers. They later gave him their season in the NBA bubble in Orlando, since the playoffs began to be flagged. when Julio Urías struck out Willy Adames a US$365 million, 12-year extension that Florida, the Dodgers gave Los Angeles Commissioner Rob Manfred confirmed to end it and ran alongside teammates goes until he turns 40 in 2032. another championship in this year when the Turner’s positive test moments after to celebrate in the infield, later joined by Betts’s 3.2-second sprint was just enough novel coronavirus pandemic has delayed, presenting the World Series trophy to Los family who had been in the bubble with to beat the throw by first baseman Ji-Man shortened and shifted sports seasons. Angeles — a jarring reminder of all that’s them in North Texas. Choi, pushing Los Angeles ahead 2-1 Seager, also the NLCS MVP, set been different in this season where the Players were handed face masks as they moments after Rays manager Kevin Cash Dodgers records with eight homers and 20 perennially favoured Dodgers finally broke gathered, although many of their embraces pulled ace left-hander Blake Snell despite a RBIs this post-season. through. came mask-free even after Turner’s positive dominant performance over five and a third The MLB season didn’t start until late Mookie Betts, who came to the Dodgers test. innings. July and was abbreviated to 60 games for to make a World Series difference, had a The Dodgers had played 5014 regular “I’m not exactly sure why,” Betts said the shortest regular season since 1878. mad dash to home plate in the sixth inning season games and were in their 114th post- when asked about the move. And the expanded post-season, with 16 to put Los Angeles over the top. season game since Orel Hershiser struck “I’m not going to ask any questions. He teams making it instead of 10, almost went The end of a frustrating championship out Oakland’s Tony Phillips for the final out was pitching a great game.” the full distance. drought for LA — and perhaps just the start of the World Series in 1988, the same year Randy Arozarena, the powerful Tampa It ended when Urías got the last two out for Betts and the Dodgers, whose seventh Kershaw — the three-time NL Cy Young Bay rookie, extended his post-season Tampa Bay batters on called third strikes World Series title was their sixth since Award winner who won Games 1 and 5 of record with his 10th homer in the first off — the 15th and 16th Ks (strikeouts) by the leaving Brooklyn to the West Coast in 1958. this Series — was born in nearby Dallas. rookie right-hander Tony Gonsolin, the first Rays, with catcher Austin Barnes stuffing Betts bolted from third for the go-ahead Los Angeles had come up short in the of seven Dodgers pitchers. The Rays never the last pitch in his back pocket. Along with run on World Series MVP Corey Seager’s World Series twice in the previous three got another runner past second base as the 11 strikeouts by the Dodgers, it was the infield grounder, then led off the eighth with years. Betts was on the other side two LA’s bullpen gave reliever-reliant Tampa most combined strikeouts in a nine-inning a punctuating homer. years ago and homered in the clinching Bay a taste of their own medicine. World Series game. 30 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020

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Patutahi GARTH Tattersfield made a rare entry into sub-80s territory in winning the junior men’s gross at the open closing tournament on Sunday. Tattersfield shot 78, his first round in the 70s since November of last year and his best effort since a 77 in May, 2018. The junior division produced easily the hottest scoring, with young Watene Brown winning the stableford with 46 points and David Gordon second on 44. Reef Pohatu’s 72, featuring four birdies, won him the senior men’s gross while Hamish Harris topped the stableford with 40 points. Tom Hindmarsh combined with daughter Anahera Stills-Hindmarsh to comfortably win the Canadian foursomes stableford with 43 points. MONDAY — Men’s net: J Blair 67, B McKenzie 69, B Pohatu 70, J Marsh 72. Women’s net: H Humble 70, A Stills- Hindmarsh. SUNDAY — Patutahi open closing day tournament, Canadian foursomes stableford: T Hindmarsh/A Stills- Hindmarsh 43, J Blair/H Humble 39, B Pohatu/K McLatchie 39, G Brown/J Ruru 36, T Green/H Pomana 36, G Brown/J Ruru 36, C Beattie/J Winiata 34. DON’T HOLD BACK: Let it rip was the attitude when it came to unleashing the big dog at the New Zealand Amateur here last week. Senior men’s division, gross: R Pohatu Gisborne Herald photographer and keen golfer Paul Rickard snapped many of the players hitting driver off the tee and was taken aback 72. by some of the follow-throughs, particular among the females. His back ached just watching the young and talented uncoil. Pictured are Stableford: H Harris 40, O Willimott 38, a selection of them in full finishing flight. Clockwise from left are Amy Im, Vivian Lu, Fiona Xu, who won the women’s title, and Momoka D Russell 35, B McKenzie 35, T Reeves Kobori. 35. Junior men’s division, gross: G Long drives: D Russell, M Smith, J FRIDAY — Meat pack nine-hole Carpendale 38, C Palmer 37, N Jones 37, Poverty Bay Tattersfield 78. Winiata. stableford, senior division: M de Luze 24, P SImpson 37, E Morley 35, M Reynolds Stableford: W Brown 46, D Gordon 44, I Approach: G Brown. P Graham 21, H Douglas 21, A Blakeman 35, A Nairne 34, B Cox 34, A Reedy 34, S TWILIGHT golf has started at the Tietjen 40, D Quinn 38, C Taylor 36. Twos: T Green/H Pomana. 21, G Brown 20. Phillips 34. Awapuni Links. Junior division: P Summersby 23, J Twos: S Anderson, R Moore 2, J Yesterday was the first week of the Tietjen 21, S Fookes 21, P Jex-Blake 21, Atkinson, B Lumsden-Nicholls. nine-hole stableford event for men and Junior crossword D Maloy 20. women. 1635 COMING UP: THURSDAYS, twilight It wil continue to run weekly, teeing 1234 Electrinet Park nine-hole stableford, 3pm to 6pm, all off between 3pm and 6pm. welcome. All are welcome, including non- EVAN Park and Horst Schreiber were members. 5 6 one-two and had twos in the men’s Waikohu The Taste One/First Light Frozen stableford on Saturday. Xmas Open, is being held on Sunday, Parkin won with 39 points while AUDREY Tamanui-Nunn had to settle December 13. 7 8 Schreiber had 37. for bridesmaid honours for the second The first 144 paid entries will be The Thursday twilight stableford is year running in the Coates and McLean accepted for the 9.30am shotgun start gaining interest. matchplay trophies over the weekend. stableford tournament for men and Week 2 attracted nearly 60 players Tamanui-Nunn top qualified for the women. and the club are keen to see that Coates Trophy but was beaten by Ella With dozens of hams to be won and 9 10 number surpassed for the nine-hole Wynyard in the final. a meal of glazed ham, salad and buns event, which also features approaches, Larry Green defeated Tama Brown in in the clubhouse afterwards, it is being long drives and a bar tab draw. the McLean Trophy final. promoted as “the No.1 event on the 11 Tee-off is between 3.30pm and 6pm. Defending champion Percy Milner Hamateur Golf Circuit”. The club’s fundraising tournament won the Coates Plate while Kahu Don Wright heads the leaderboard attracted a good field including a Tamanui won the McLean Plate. standings heading into the last 12 13 14 15 contingent from Poverty Bay and Mahia SATURDAY/SUNDAY — Coates and weekend of qualifying for the Andy members. McLean trophies matchplay, Coates Abrahams Share men’s shootout. 16 The course proved a little too tough Trophy final: E Wynyard from A Tamanui- Baldwin has a three-round net total for many with 37 points the best Nunn. (one blue tee round, two white tee stableford haul, and the prizes going Coates Plate: P Milner from M rounds) of 197, one shot ahead of Alan 17 18 down to a meagre 31 in the golfers’ Tuapawa. Baldwin, with Simon Jeune third on divisions. McLean Trophy final: L Green from T 201. There were scores of 43 and 41 in Brown. Sitting 19th-equal and facing a the non-golfers’ division. McLean Plate: K Tamanui from I Ruru. chip-off for the final spot are Thomas SATURDAY — Men’s stableford: E Stableford: Valerie Grace 34, Claude Donovan, Stefan Andreassen and Kim 19 Parkin 39, H Schreiber 37. Ruru 34. Travers. Twos: H Schreiber, E Parkin. Top qualifier: A Tamanui-Nunn. TUESDAY (Oct 20) — Veterans’ COMING UP: SUNDAY, club stableford: W Brown 40, D Te Maro 39, W competition. Across Down 1. A woodwind instrument (8) 1. Prison rooms (5) 7. A book of maps (5) 2. Reply (6) 8. Of greater age (5) 3. A metal that rusts (4) Competitive athletics under way 9. Use your ears (6) 4. Finished (5) 10. 5. ATHLETICS by Ben O’Brien-Leaf Phillips pipped James Redpath, in providing the inspiration. A thought (4) Female ballet dancer (9) a field of nine, by 2cm to win the Hunter, 9, and Reid Cumming, 7 12. Bones in your chest (4) 6. One of a day’s meals (9) THE tape measure and stop- long jump with a distance of 4.11. — both new to athletics — threw 14. Me (6) 11. Australia’s largest city (6) watch made their first appearance James’s brother Blake, 12, well in discus on their first night, of the season last night. took out the first 1500m race while Ned Cook won the 8-year- 17. A rope loop (5) 13. A sweeping tool (5) After two Wednesday fun nights of the season, the pair making old discus by 1cm. Lola Dodds, 8, 18. Black dots on a sheet of 15. Go in (5) without distance and time being a significant effort to make the had a fantastic evening, with wins 16. recorded at Awapuni Stadium, weekly trip in from Matawai to in the 50m and 80m, and coming music (5) Toppled over (4) Gisborne Athletics got serious. compete. second in the 300m. 19. Person who gives jobs (8) The rain stayed away, kids seven Ruby Sadler, 12, won the 300m Mangapapa Primary School and and under were out and about, race — her brother Jack, 15, Central School host their athletics and some 50 competitors seven Yr11 on an athletics scholarship sports today, with Makaraka and upwards put up a number of at King’s College (who broke the holding their event on Monday. good performances. King’s intermediate 100m record Interschool primary athletics are Twelve-year-old Lachlan with 11.38s earlier this year) to be held next Wednesday. 1. Necklace, 6. Read, 7. Scales, 9. Eaten, 11. Stamp, 12. Italy, 13. Scare, 16. Narrow, 18. Comb, 19. Engineer. 1. Norwegian, 2. Coast, 3. Also, 4. Elastic, 5. Ice, 8. September, 10. Enlarge, 14. Above, 15. Twig, 17. Axe. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, October 29, 2020 SPORT 31 Gisborne surfers dominate podium SURFING by Jack Malcolm LOCAL surfers won all but one event at Gisborne Boardriders’ interclub competition last Saturday. The near clean sweep by local surfers showcased the level of the top surfers in the region. Competition director James Fowell said he had expected Gisborne surfers to dominate. “Our talent pool is just so deep.” INTERCLUB He said the day felt like the perfect start SURF ACTION: to summer, with “good vibes, the barbecue Open men’s and good waves”. winner Damon Damon Gunness won the open men’s Gunness division to secure his second victory in a cuts back row. on a wave at Asia Braithwaite won the women’s Makorori Beach division. in Gisborne Milo Livingston won the under-12 Boardriders’ division, Dale Cromhout (the only out- interclub of-town winner) took home the u14 title, competition last Kobey Gregory the u16, and John Gisby Saturday. the over-60s. Origins of Light Sixty-nine surfers competed across 29 picture heats at Creeks, Makorori, in waist-high highly contestable conditions. Five clubs were represented at the contest, with surfers from Wellington, Mahia, Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne. Fowell said it was a positive when the weather and conditions aligned for the visit of competitors from other regions. In its third year, the competition had started to attract a large out-of-town Results — Vujcich 2, Mahia Braithwaite 3, Ruby Lobb 4. Gabe Lobb 3, Eli Livingston 4. contingent, he said. Open men: Damon Gunness 1, Under-16: Kobey Gregory 1, Luca U12: Milo Livingston 1, Archie Alder 2, Normally, organisers would expect 40 to Joe Kelly 2, Tommy Dalton 3, Patrick Rendle 2, Joshua Wynee-Lewis 3, Jett Harry McFarlane 3, Waimata Crowley 4. 50 entrants for an event. Braithwaite 4. Partridge 4. 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SPORT LA Dodgers end 32-year wait for Local talent to the fore at Thursday, October 29, 2020 World Series win PAGE 29 interclub event PAGE 31 Three for Condor Sevens

RUGBY SEVENS by Jack Malcolm THREE teams from Gisborne will represent their schools at the national Condor Sevens competition in December. Gisborne Girls’ High School under-15, Lytton High girls’ u19 and Gisborne Boys’ High u19 teams will travel to Auckland to compete for the national title. Typically teams have to make it through regional qualifying rounds to earn the opportunity to play in the Condor event, but this year u15 teams were asked to go through an application process instead. U19 teams still had to play regionally to earn their selection. Gisborne Boys’ High played a game among themselves to meet the requirement. Yesterday teams from around Tairawhiti played in a regional Condor sevens competition at the Oval. WRAPPED UP: Despite having no implications for the national Lytton High event, players put it all on the line for local School’s Taley- bragging rights. Jade Kemp All the teams had their moments of brilliance in tackles Krymzyn hard-fought contests that occasionally went down Moko of Te Kura to the wire. Kaupapa Maori o Lytton dominated the women’s competition for Whangaparaoa/ large periods. It was clear from their slick set-piece Te Waha o moves and great combinations that they had been Rerekohu Area training together. School. The Lytton team also had several experienced Pictures by Liam playmakers, who provided the team with a strong Clayton base from which to mount their attacks. Teams played games back to back with short breaks to keep the schedule on track, which tested the fitness of some players. The quality of play towards the end of most games started to suffer as players became tired. For Gisborne Boys’ High, there was no competition in the u19 grade, so they split their squad into two teams to play a match after the tournament had finished. This satisfied the requirement for teams to have played at least one game to qualify for the national Condor competition. Their game was a friendly affair in which off-the- ball antics would likely have resulted in a yellow card in a more serious game, referee Aaron Brown said. ESCAPE ATTEMPT: Gisborne Boys’ High School’s sevens co-coach Raniera Moran, of Te Kura Maia Gibbs said it was a good first hit-out for the Kaupapa Maori o Nga Uri team to blow out the cobwebs. a Maui, tries to escape the “We’ve been trying to give them some basic tackle of Gisborne Boys’ structure . . . (and) there are some promising things High School’s Trey Bryant to go into Condors.” in an under-15 sevens He said it was a good test for the team, who game at the Oval yesterday. were able to see if what they had been working on at practice translated against an opposing team’s defence. “There are quite a few things we need to work on.” He said they would be picking up a more rigorous training schedule before competing in the Bay of Plenty regional Condor competition next weekend. The team had already qualified for the national tournament, so would instead look to test their combinations and fine-tune their strategy.

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