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By Susan Sandys suicide in Mid Canterbury. Agencies working together and ap- [email protected] Following the signing and morn- plying their collective knowledge and Agencies working together have more ing tea, at the Ashburton Trust Event skills had more impact than agencies impact than agencies working alone, Centre, representatives workshopped working alone. say Lives Worth Living co-ordinators collaborative projects for a Mid Canter- “The establishment of the network Connie Quigley and Pup Chamberlain. bury Suicide Prevention/Postvention and signing of the charter is a great be- Yesterday, representatives from 18 Strategy and Action Plan. The network ginning,” Quigley said. agencies involved with suicide preven- will meet quarterly to review progress. “Every life in Mid Canterbury is a life tion launched the Mid Canterbury Sui- Quigley and Chamberlain said su- worth living,” Chamberlain said. cide Prevention/Postvention Network. icide could be a difficult issue to ad- They signed a charter, committing dress, especially in rural communities Oh so close themselves to working together to fo- which did not enjoy ready access to cus on promoting wellbeing and re- specialist services and educational op- CONTINUED P3 P9 siliency and reducing the incidence of portunities available in larger centres. Local news for local people Mid Canterbury’s only locally-owned daily newspaper

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■■ASHBURTON ART GALLERY Diving deep into inspirational process

By Susan Sandys [email protected] A funny anecdote kicked off an afternoon of artists talking at the Ashburton Art Gallery on Sunday afternoon. The exhibition opening and artists’ talk was the first major public event at the gallery since before lockdown, and more than 90 people attended. Michael Holland was opening his exhibition Echo of Memories, while exhibitions by the other artists who joined him, Ben Lysaght and Anthony Davies, are nearing to a close. Curator Shirin Khosraviani was the master of ceremonies for the event, which began with Holland’s talk in his exhibition space. She began by asking him how he, as a self-taught artist, began his artistic career. “It was quite by accident really,” he said. Holland said he had always been inspired by Vincent Van Gogh, and after seeing the post-impressionist’s self-portrait wherever he went, he felt as though the Dutch paint- er was talking to him. Never really knowing what he wanted to do in life, the spark came when he had to give a gift to a friend for his wedding, so he did a painting. However, his partner told him the painting was too good to give away, so they kept it and bought the Artists (from left) Anthony Davies, Ben Lysaght and Michael Holland entertained more than 90 visitors with tales of their friend, who was at the artist’s talk, some- works at the Ashburton Art Gallery on Sunday afternoon. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 260720-HM-0016 thing else. “I still have the painting,” he said. Jub Club. Khosraviani said she gave a big It was then into Disrupted Space, where ist where everything told a tale, he did not The afternoon became one where the art- “whoop whoop” when she heard later that Davies, visiting Ashburton for the first time, want his works to be a mystery. ists dived deep into the inspirational pro- he had decided to study fine arts, and last talked about his work. Art historian Warren Feeney was among cess behind their works. year he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Davies is a master printmaker, who the audience and asked Davies about Plight “You can sit there forever thinking what Arts with Honours. This was his first solo sourced his images for the exhibition from of the Innocent. The innocent depicted to paint, and nothing really happens until exhibition. surveillance cameras and international were children, animals and the elderly, and you start, the thing is to start, just start,” Answering questions from Khosraviani, agencies such as Reuters News. Feeney said the series highlighted some- Holland said. Lysaght delved into his inspiration for the “I have always worked in series be- thing very true and very real, and it was His bright and colourful oil-on-canvas exhibition, which culminated from a sense cause it’s the idea of having a theme and impossible to walk away not feeling con- works in Echo of Memories feature people of the weird and bizarre while visiting the absolutely exhausting it,” he said. cerned. and landscapes with elements of symbol- Christchurch botanical gardens. Disrupted Space brings together three “Where else are you going to see these ism and surrealism. He said he could spend There was little green in the pictures, re- series of works – Surveillance, 2014, which messages apart from in a gallery?” Feeney years on paintings, and sometimes felt they flecting the artificial aspect of the plants in consists of 27 lino-block prints, and two asked. were never finished. non-natural spaces. Some of the paintings lithographic print series of Plight of the In- Davies talked more about related work Next it was into the gallery displaying had fought him as he spent much time on nocent. such as a series on cruelty to animals and Once a Wilderness by Ben Lysaght. Today, them, and he would work on at least five or “I think it’s quite hard to be an artist if you one on the sad plight of the Kaimanawa the Ashburton College alumni lives in Wel- six at a time. don’t have a clear identity, I think you are horses. lington, but spent his early artistic days in “I never so much consider them finished, searching for that your whole life.” “This (printmaking) is the perfect medi- the gallery’s walls as a student at the Jub as resolved,” he said. He considered himself a narrative art- um to be doing that sort of work in,” he said.

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■■ASHBURTON DISTRICT COURT ■■SUICIDE Every life Electronic monitoring does bail bid denied matter From P1 Raymond Hemi, 27, remains in About 50 people from a wide custody following being denied range of organisations attended electronically monitored bail at the event, and those involved in the Ashburton District Court on signing the charter include rep- Monday. resentatives from Ashburton and The application by lawyer Rural Health Services, Ashburton Marilyn Gilchrist was opposed District Council, ACADS, Ash- by police. burton Senior Citizens, Comcare Judge Alistair Garland said an Trust, Fire and Emergency New active charge for indecent as- Zealand, Hakatere Marae, He sault related to an alleged inci- Waka Tapu, Hype Youth Health dent on December 25 last year. Centre, Mid Canterbury Prin- Hemi is alleged to have ac- cipals Association, Rural Sup- costed a woman after walking port Trust, New Zealand Police, up to her as she walked her Pegasus Health, Presbyterian dogs along the street, involving Support, Safer Mid Canterbury, behaviour such as holding her Mount Hutt College, St John and hand, and putting his hands on Waitaha Primary Health. her shoulders and kissing her on The event followed the publica- the lips and neck. tion of a new Lives Worth Living Hemi had been deemed un- resource called Suicide Preven- fit to stand trial and the matter tion, Simple Skills for Workplaces was adjourned for a Section 23 and Communities. report. Suicide is a significant public On June 10 Hemi was grant- health issue and one of the lead- ed bail and was living with his ing 10 causes of death across all mother and had an overnight ages. However, it is the most pre- curfew. ventable of all the major causes of However, on June 18 he is al- death, the resource says. leged to have offended again There is good evidence that “remarkably in a similar way to programmes consisting of mul- the previous incident”, Judge tiple interventions can reduce Garland said. suicide rates, it continues. These Two new charges relate to the include restricting access to lethal offending, one of unlawfully means; adoption of media report- getting into a vehicle and anoth- ing guidelines; restrictions on ac- er indecent assault charge. The complainant yelled and land said. police had advised it could take cess to alcohol; public messaging It is alleged a woman parked tried to put her hand up as a bar- Hemi was then remanded in them at least half an hour to be programmes that focus on de- her car outside a building to rier, he grabbed this and pulled custody. alerted to someone who had ab- pression awareness, destigmatiz- access a post office box, and her towards him and puckered Despite his protestations he sconded while on electronically ing mental illness, and promoting when she returned to her ve- up his lips in a kissing posture. would abide by electronical- monitored bail. help-seeking, health and wellbe- hicle about 3.40pm and waited “The complainant was left ly monitored bail conditions, His honour remanded Hemi ing; and educating community for traffic so she could pull out, feeling very frightened and was Hemi had offended on bail pre- in custody to August 3. ‘gatekeepers’ to recognise people Hemi opened the door and got screaming at the defendant to viously, he appeared unable to who may be at risk of suicide and into her car. get away from her,” Judge Gar- regulate his own behaviour, and - More Court News, P4 refer them for appropriate help.

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Dancers shine on Mid Canty stage More than one hundred Highland dancers from across New Zealand converged on the Ashburton Trust Event Centre on Satur- day for one of the first national level com- petitions since lockdown. Hosted by the Ashburton Highland and National Dancing Association, dancers trekked from the top of the North Island and the bottom of the South to Ashburton to compete in the one-day event. Kicking off at 8.30am on Saturday morning, the day’s events went right through- out until the early evening with a number of different age groups, ranging from six and under through to under 18 and open, across a multitude of different disciplines. Pictured right is Sebastien Inglis. PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 250720-RH-090

■■ASHBURTON DISTRICT COURT Locally Owned Glass attack ends up in court

The victim of a glassing incident at the Local People Brown Pub last year was left with cuts and a broken cheek bone. Trent William Roulston, 28, pleaded Local Pride guilty to assault with a weapon in the Ash- burton District Court on Monday. Police prosecuting officer Sergeant Chris McFarlin said Roulston and the victim were at the Brown Pub in Methven about 1am on June 8, 2019, when the incident occurred. The pair knew each other and the complainant was interacting in a boisterous manner with the defendant, doing things such as grabbing at his hoodie. For any new insurance The defendant tipped out his glass of package* taken out up till 31 beer and struck the complainant across the left side of his face causing the glass to July 2020 you will receive a shatter. voucher from one of these The complainant stumbled backwards and the defendent left the premises with local businesses – Cleavers friends. The complainant sustained shal- daughter from the police vehicle, the de- Corner, Taste Café or Ton’s low lacerations to his cheek and ear and fendant approached in a threatening man- later found he had a broken cheekbone ner. The mother and daughter were pep- Thai Restaurant which required surgery. per-sprayed to prevent further assault or Judge Alistair Garland convicted and re- damage. manded Roulston to September 21. The defendant was informed she was *House with Contents, under arrest but she ran into the address. Business or Farm Amanda Lisa Stannard, 38, pleaded A police sergeant arrived and the ser- guilty to assaulting police and common geant and one of the constables ap- Package. assault. proached the address to retrieve the de- Police prosecuting officer McFarlin said fendant, she kicked the sergeant in the leg in the summary of facts that two consta- and was handcuffed. bles were outside an Ashburton address on Outside the address, police offered the May 9, speaking to the defendant’s daugh- defendant aftercare, she responded by ter for a traffic matter, when the defendant being verbally abusive and kicking one of and her partner approached them in an the constables in the legs, and then in the angry manner. stomach twice and once in the face when “She was verbally abusive despite being the constable placed her on the ground to told to stay inside the address as enquiries gain control. She then kicked the sergeant Phone: David 027 221 9190 | James 027 276 7747 were being made,” McFarlin said. in the legs about two times. 73 Burnett St Ashburton Her daughter jumped on top of the po- Judge Garland convicted and remanded lice vehicle and the defendant shoved one Stannard to September 7 to enable restor- of the officers, causing them to stumble. ative justice to be considered and for sen- While the other constable removed the tencing. www.guardianonline.co.nz Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Ashburton Guardian 5 The Ashburton Guardian is taking a NEW

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6 Ashburton Guardian Wednesday, July 29, 2020 www.guardianonline.co.nz Immigration: The changing face of a major provider

Rule changes around immigration were announced on July 7 and the impact those changes have had has been considerable on the farming sector. To try and explain some of the changes and just what it might mean for those who rely heavily on immigration, Tavendale and Partners’ Michelle Chen answers some of the most frequently asked questions following the announcement. Below are answers to some frequently asked questions (for both migrant workers and employers) that could be useful to you and your migrant worker.

What are the changes? Michelle Chen 1. All existing employer-assisted temporary work visas who are currently in New er or higher skill. Any position paid below Zealand and are holding a visa expiring be- the national medium wage will need to in- fore December 31, 2020, have had their visa clude a Skills Match Report (SMR) from the extended by six months. Ministry of Social Development. offering the migrant worker a position. I am currently being paid below the median 2. The 12 month ‘stand-down’ period + ANZSCO will still be used to assess the The longer an employer/migrant worker wage, but my salary will increase to above the for lower paid workers who are holding an Skilled Migrant Category resident (SMC) delays beginning the application process, median wage in six months’ time. Can I apply employer assisted work visa has been de- visa applications. the higher the risk the labour market may for a visa now? layed. This time-limited change will allow change in this uncertain post Covid-19 en- + You can apply for a visa. The immigra- the lower skill worker (with their visa ex- Is this good news for those in the Agriculture vironment. tion policy will apply to your application at piring between August 2020 and December sector? the time INZ accept your application. Your 2020) to work for the same employer, in the + Yes! For employers with experienced How does INZ factor in the free or subsided remuneration will be assessed based on same position, and location for a further migrant workers who are paid above the housing/transport/ equipment, which as an your current rate of pay. six months in align with 1. The stand-down median wage, these changes are significant. Employer I provide to my workers? period remains if a migrant worker who is + For both employers and migrant work- + Remuneration is calculated to include I applied for my ESWV before July 27, 2020, subject to the stand-down period moves to ers, if the migrant worker receives the medi- any accommodation allowance, reasonable will my application be assessed using ANZS- another Essential Skills Work Visa (ESWV) um wage or above, INZ will assess the new deduction for accommodation or the appli- CO? (low skilled). ESWV under the new changes as “higher” cable market rental value. Any deductions + Applications accepted before July 27, 3. All new lower-paid ESWV will be skilled. This means the worker can apply for must be compliant with New Zealand em- 2020 will be assessed in accordance with the granted for a period of six months (not 12 a three-year ESWV. A SMR won’t be required ployment law. immigration instructions at the time the ap- months) to help INZ mitigate future labour for the ESWV application. However, the plication was accepted for processing. market risks. This will apply to all new low- employer will still need to provide genuine I am a migrant in NZ, can I support my partner er-paid ESWVs applied to INZ from July 10 attempts to recruit a New Zealander for the and/ or children to stay in NZ under these new Why is ANZSCO still required for Skilled Mi- 2020. position first. changes? grant Category Resident visa applications? + This depends on the whether the work + The removal of ANZSCO for Essential What changed on July 27, 2020? So, I don’t need to worry until the visa exten- visa holder has been approved a visa for Skills is part of the wider changes to the new + ANZSCO (Australian and New Zealand sion expires? work at or above the medium wage. Being temporary work visa scheme that are due to Standard Classifications of Occupations) + Holders of employer-assisted tempo- paid at or above the medium wage, the come in mid 2021. No changes have been will no longer be used for Essential Skills rary work visas have been extended for partner is eligible for a partnership-based made to the SMC at this stage. Work Visa applications. The national medi- only six months. Employers will still have work visa. Being paid below the medium um wage (currently at $25.50 per hour) will to demonstrate genuine attempts to recruit wage, the partner will only be eligible for a Michelle can be contacted by emailing be used to assess whether a position is low- a NZ citizen or resident visa holder before partnership-based visitor visa. [email protected]

■■TALES FROM THE BACK SEAT The life and tales of little Johnny

t school trouble just teacher gave him two kittens Moving on to English the SERVER: The person at the seemed to always find then two more kittens and an- teacher said to Johnny “your pub who brings out the counter Apoor little Johnny. other two kittens. essay about “My dog” is exactly lunch. One day things got away to a “I’d have seven,” said Johnny. the same as the one your broth- MAIL SERVER: The bloke at bad start when Johnny arrived “No Johnny you must have er wrote last year, did you copy the pub who brings out the late. Bernard Egan misunderstood me,” said the his?” counter lunch. “Why are you late for this TALES FROM teacher “if I gave you two kit- No says Johnny “It’s the same USER: The neighbour who class?” asked the teacher. THE BACK SEAT tens, then two more kittens and dog!” keeps borrowing things. “Because it started before I got another two kittens. Then came spelling and the NETWORK: What you do here,” replied Johnny. Scottish border is?” Same answer – seven. teacher asked the kids “how do when you need to repair the “Well why didn’t you get here No-one had their hand up “Let’s try this a different way” you spell crocodile?” fishing net. earlier?” asked the teacher. except little Johnny standing in said the teacher who then asked Johnny wrote down K-R-O-K- INTERNET: Where you want “Because I had to get my the corner. Johnny “if I gave two apples, O-D-I-A-L. the fish to go. own bl##!y breakfast,” replied So the teacher asked Johnny then two more apples and “No Johnny that’s wrong,” the NETSCAPE: What the fish do Johnny. “where’s the Scottish border?” another two apples how many teacher said. when they find the hole in the “You can’t speak like that,” Johnny replied: “He’s at the apples would you have?” “It might be wrong,” said net. said the teacher “go and stand in pub with mum, that’s why I had Johnny answered “six Miss”. Johnny “but you asked me how ONLINE: Where you hang the the naughty corner!” to get my own bl##!y breakfast”. That’s right Johnny “so how I spell it”. washing. Which Johnny did – he knew Giving him a chance to re- come you answered six apples Johnny’s class were given OFFLINE: Where the washing the way. deem himself the teacher asked but got it wrong and answered an assignment to define some ends up when the pegs aren’t The teacher told the class: Johnny who was quite good at 7seven kittens? computer terminology. strong enough. “We’ll move on to geography”. math to tell the class how many “That’s ‘because we’ve already This is what Johnny came up No doubt about it Johnny’s a “Who can tell me where the kittens he would have if the got one kitten at home”. with: brilliant kid isn’t he! Opinion

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t’s not often a daily newspaper can say that it’s got the backing of the community around it, but judging by Ithe last few days, I’d like to think we’re going pretty close to it. I have been somewhat amazed at the amount of conversations I’ve had in the streets over the past week, the number of phone calls and the amount of corre- spondence received in regard to our impending changes next week. The support from you all has YOUR VIEW been simply incredible, and we are so grateful for it. We know we’re changing a lifetime habit for a lot of people, and for that reason it’s something we haven’t done lightly, and Quit stalling on quarantine we’re trying to be conscious of all the little things that make your Ashburton Guardian reading By Kate Hawkesby experience unique when framing up what things will look like from o you get the feeling the next week. Government’s stalling on But by knowing, because you Dcharging for quarantine? have told us, that you’re as ex- Here’s what governments do cited as we are about what waits with unpopular decisions – they around the corner, the job has stall them. been that much easier. Popular ones – they move fast, There’s still a lot of work to or look to move fast like commis- do, but we’re confident that by sion a working group and talk the time the Midweek Edition of about how quickly they want to the Guardian arrives to you next move but, unpopular ones, they Wednesday morning that your delay. faith in us will be rewarded with Ihumatao is a case in point. a product far better than we’ve That deal is a year in the done before. making and is still nowhere – still The same news, done differ- talking, still negotiating, still ently and looking a whole lot working through the fine print. better. That’s the game plan. When will we know that deal? But while we get excited about If the Government gets its way, the new, there is also the small probably after the election. element of sadness about what God forbid voters hear in will become the old. advance how much taxpayer Saturday will be the last edition money might be spent on that of the Ashburton Guardian as a one. Hotels in Auckland have a new role, that of a quarantine base. daily newspaper. Likewise, quarantine. And we want to acknowledge Having seen the unpopular dollars into paying for quaran- Why? and obedience. that. So, we’re calling on the com- fallout for National of announc- tine, without – at some stage – Because it suits the narrative The key though surely, is to munity to help us. ing its policy to charge quaran- asking the question: When does that the Government is our look forward from here, not We know there are people who tiners, and the angry reaction this all end? How do we pay this rescuer, it keeps us fearful and backward. are out there who have been of Kiwis still stuck overseas, back? grateful. To look forward and ask the reading this newspaper for twice this Government seems to have There are lots of ways to slice it That feeling wins votes and hard questions around how we as long as the current editor has found an endless number of hur- – part payments, means testing, support and the timing could not rebuild, how we pay for it, how been alive, and we know that it’s dles to prevent it from making a payback models. be better. we kickstart again. been a part of daily life for that call. It doesn’t have to be the whole We don’t actually have Covid If we don’t start making the time too. But it’ll have to make it soon, bill slapped on returning Kiwis. here anymore, it’s not in the hard calls and crawling out of We also know there are people surely. But does all this not smack of community. debt, if we keep just handing for whom it might not have been We were expecting the call holding us in some kind of pan- But, as long as they can keep out more and more money, and a part of life for such a long time, Monday post-Cabinet but, in- demic syndrome right now? us focused on what’s happening keep people stagnant, then the but it’s still been a part of their stead, we got more money being Holding us in the throes of in the rest of the world, we can recovery is going to take that life. handed out. fear. stay grateful and just a little bit much longer. So, tell us your stories. No efforts to bring some in. The Government appears to be fearful that it might return. Not just the economic recov- We want to hear them and we Surely, you can’t keep pouring wanting to keep us in this state And that keeps us frozen in ery, but the mental and psycho- want to share them. hundreds of millions of taxpayer for as long as possible. time, in the grips of gratitude logical one too. Your Place

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The Celtic women have come agonisingly close to notching their first win of the season, going down by the slimmest of margins to the Lincoln University Hoggets at the weekend. The Ashburton club were pipped at Lincoln 28-27 in the Women’s Championship. It is however a marked improvement by the side after some heavy defeats earlier in the season. The team will be buoyed by home support on Saturday when they meet HSOB at Celtic RFC. Kickoff is at 1pm. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE Six Nations to host eight-team tournament

The Six Nations sides along with The tournament is scheduled to The report said England are After playing each other once, on four consecutive weekends Japan and Fiji are set to feature in begin on November 14, two weeks likely to be in a four-team pool the teams will then face their cor- until December 5, in line with the an eight-team tournament which after the completion of the Six Na- alongside Wales, Ireland and Fiji, responding-ranked side in the temporary international window will replace this year’s autumn tions Championship which was while Scotland, France, Italy and other pool on the tournament’s that was proposed by the World internationals, the BBC reported postponed due to the Covid-19 Japan will fight it out in the other final weekend. Rugby organisation at last week’s yesterday. outbreak in March. group. The tournament will be staged meeting. Luisetti Seeds Watters Cup Final Saturday, August 1st, Methven Domain Methven v Rakaia 2:30pm, Methven Free Entry Sport

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INJURY CRISIS HANDS BAABAAS THE POINTS

The Ashburton Barbarians’ Canterbury Cup rugby league encounter was called off at the weekend with an injury crisis forcing its opponents to default the fixture. The Papanui Tigers, who sit bottom of the ladder, were set to travel to Ashburton for the game however withdrew, citing a growing injury toll. It means the Barbarians move into fifth position on the Canterbury Cup premier reserves table on 4 points as they face the seventh-placed Eastern Eagles in Christchurch this Saturday.

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Methven goal attack Bella Casey-Solly in full flight to secure possession during senior netball at the EA Networks Centre on Saturday. PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 250720-RH-082 Tactix in third spot Methven marching on The Northern Mystics made up for their loss to the Southern Steel by beating the Waikato Bay By Adam Burns noon netball returned earlier this day at the office at senior reserve Hampstead’s under-15A side 26- of Plenty Magic 45-39 in the last [email protected] month. level, with both teams recording 21. of the centralised games. One of Methven’s two senior sides Two AshColl teams played out wins. Another inter-school derby The win puts the Mystics just continues to command proceed- a thriller earlier in the afternoon Moving into fourth spot on the again went down to the wire as ahead of the Mainland Tac- ings in Saturday senior netball with their 10B side edging Col- ladder was Methven (Methven AshColl’s under-16A team tipped tix in second place on the ANZ competition. lege’s 9A team 27-26 to retain sec- Travel), who cantered to a com- up their under-18 team 22-21. Premiership ladder, while the Methven (Methven Trucking) ond spot on the table. prehensive 35-6 win over Hamp- Down in second grade, College Pulse continue to set the pace opened up their lead at the top of Third placed Methven (Meth- stead under-15B to notch their under-15s eased to a 26-9 win after seven rounds. senior netball courtesy of a 33-9 ven Paddock Vets) were also vic- first win of the season. over Southern, Rakaia beat Meth- The toss-up has almost be- win over Allenton in Ashburton torious, beating Hampstead un- It was tighter in the other sen- ven 34-11 and AshColl 9B pre- come extinct in netball, with on Saturday. der-18B 25-14 in the last senior ior reserve match-up between vailed over College’s under-16B the preference for the umpire to The side have won all four of game of the day. the two clubs as Methven ( Meth- team 16-8 to round out the day’s make a call one way or another. their games since Saturday after- Methven also had a satisfactory ven Humm Engineering) edged action. But umpire Josh Bowring couldn’t separate a possession of the ball decision. Phoenix Kar- ■ RUGBY aka and Kelsey McPhee looked ■ quite shocked when Bowring called for a toss-up. It may have been some years that either player had taken part Aotearoa competition taking toll on players in the act and the novelty wasn’t lost on the players or the crowd. The intensity of Super Rugby Ao- Rob Nichol said. “They’re incredi- duce this kind of rugby for the Given it’s so rare, it’s not sur- tearoa has been a major factor in bly intense, both emotionally and fans, but we can only keep going prising the players were hesitant its success but players can only physically. at this level for so long.” when approaching it, and it’s un- maintain near test-level rugby for “It’s as close as you’re going to He recognised, however, that likely they practice it regularly, if so long before the physical and get to test match rugby. the intensity of the competition ever. mental strain takes its toll. “And we all know that if you ask was the reason crowds were flock- In the Tactix 47-40 win over New Zealand Rugby set up the players to play three Tier One test ing back to matches or tuning in the Stars on Sunday, goal shoot 10-week domestic competition matches in a row ... to come down at home on television. Ellie Bird shot a perfect 100 per after the broader Super Rugby emotionally and then get back up One of the criticisms of Super cent with her 37 goal effort. season, which also featured sides is pretty hard.” Rugby before the Covid-19 shut- Te Paea Selby-Rickit put up 10 from South Africa, Australia, Ar- All of the sides face growing in- down was that too many match- goals of her own and it was also gentina and Japan, was suspend- jury lists, with Hurricanes coach es were not competitive, or pro- her feeding to Bird that was a key ed due to Covid-19 travel restric- Jason Holland saying it would duced a lower standard of play. ingredient to the win. tions. have been difficult for his team NZR’s proposed plan for their It’s a combination that’s still With the country’s five Super to have played a fifth successive Sam Cane feeling the pain. 2021 competition involves a growing and could be absolutely Rugby teams battling it out in a game this weekend. tournament of eight to 10 teams, crucial as they fight for a place in constant stream of high-quality The Hurricanes have this week “At some stage you do need to with the five New Zealand sides, the grand final. At the other end derbies, players are experienc- off before they play their final two be able to decompress, recov- possibly a Pasifika franchise and Temalisi Fakahokotau and Jane ing almost test match conditions games of the season, and Holland er, realign and get back into it,” between two and four Australian Watson will get turnover ball, week in, week out. joked had they been scheduled to Nichol said. squads. and if Bird and Selby-Rickit can “You just have to watch the play then he and assistant coach “I think what you’re hearing Any future model would need continue to improve and con- games,” New Zealand Rugby Play- Cory Jane might have been forced from the coaches and the players to factor in at least two rest weeks, vert those opportunities, it could ers Association executive director out of retirement. is that it’s cool to be able to pro- Nichol said. be a game changer for the Tactix. Sport

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American yachties hit the water American Magic, the first chal- said Terry Hutchinson, skipper prior to Covid-19, it always had us was great to see everything work- and having us focus day in and lenger for the America’s Cup to and executive director of Ameri- sailing in early August here in New ing reasonably well. day out on the sailing. have arrived in New Zealand, has can Magic. Zealand,” said Hutchinson after a “To bring it together as a team “Moving to Auckland at this had its first day of testing in Auck- “[Today we had] perfect condi- valuable day of testing equipment is a great effort by everybody in- stage has allowed us to do that.” land. tions to be out in the harbour, and and systems. volved. There were a lot of pieces The first edition of their AC-75 In contrast, three other chal- out in the Hauraki Gulf. It wasn’t The syndicate from the New to the puzzle. foiling monohull, named Defiant, lenging syndicates, INEOS Team too windy, perfectly flat water. York Yacht Club arrived in late “There is a high priority of sail- spent much of the training session UK, Italy’s Luna Rossa and Stars “Reminds you a lot of Pensacola June, after the New Zealand gov- ing at the venue, of getting our sailing around areas that organis- and Stripes USA, have yet to ar- (Florida).” ernment granted them exemp- team settled at the venue, and of ers have designated as five poten- rive. In terms of the team’s overall tions to travel to the country to learning,” said Hutchinson. tial race courses. After almost five months on- plan, Hutchinson said that de- begin their preparations for the “A lot of us have raced on what is The challenger series for the shore, American Magic conducted spite all of the unexpected chal- challenger series early next year. probably the main [race] course, Prada Cup runs from January a five hour sailing session on the lenges brought on by Covid-19, “Reliability and performance and we’re going to use that. 15-February 22, 2021 before the Waitemata Harbour. the campaign for the America’s and racing are all completely “But some of us haven’t sailed America’s Cup match against “It’s just nice to be back to do- Cup was on track. linked together. on the other courses. I’m a big holders Team New Zealand begins ing what we’re meant to be doing,” “When we started our planning “And with the boat [today], it believer in being settled as a team on March 6.

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The Sky Sport Tall Ferns longlist “For a lot of us, it will be great and competitiveness. squad. Tall Ferns based in Austral- of 24 have assembled in camp, to be back in a team environment “We’ve talked about these as- ia such as Kalani Purcell, Ashleigh and will be preparing over the fol- and back onto court again, so we pects for a long time and they’ve Karaitiana, Natalie Taylor and Toni lowing week ahead of a showcase need to get our feet under us dur- been part of this team since be- Edmondson will not be part of the game featuring 13 capped players ing the coming days before the fore I made the squad. camp due to travel restrictions and 11 uncapped rookies. Showcase.” “We try to carry those values and quarantine requirements. The most capped in the relative- Beck says coach Molloy has spo- through and bring them to every The Tall Ferns programme is us- ly young group of players includes ken to both her and Davidson, be- training. Players learn to embrace ing this time to foster talent with Stella Beck (47 Tall Ferns games) fore the week began. those core values and uphold a goal to making the 2022 FIBA and Penina Davidson (48 games). She says a key message was them,” says Beck. World Cup in Australia. Both will be a key part of leader- setting expectations and sharing Of the original list released on The question is, within this ship for this group. team values that are a big part of July 10, there are two changes. group of 24, who will play their They will support assistant Tall Fern Stella Beck this team’s culture. Krystal Leger-Walker has with- way into the higher ranks and be coaches Jody Cameron and Aik his home in Melbourne. “We’ve got team values that we drawn with a need to quickly re- seen as one of the core 12 that Ho, and former player now man- Stella Beck says she is happy to uphold within the Tall Ferns and, turn to the US while Kaitlin Noyer can lead the way for New Zealand ager Lisa Wallbutton. be back in camp and relishing the for those coming into this envi- is out injured. women’s basketball? Head coach Guy Molloy is un- week ahead. ronment for this first time, it’s a They are replaced by Kendell The Showcase, tipping off at able to attend from Melbourne “There are a lot of new faces chance to learn about those. Heremaia and Jazzmine Kaila- 5pm ahead of the Sal’s NBL Grand due to lockdown restrictions, so is here, so, we are using this week to “Four key points will be enjoy- hi-Fulu. Final on Saturday, will give insight guiding the team’s assistants from get to know each other better. ment, positivity, improvement This is very much a young into the answer. Classifieds

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A northerly ow builds over the South Island Invercargill 9810 or to Mary’s n e showers clearing showers 30 to 59 tribute page at late tomorrow, strengthening Friday ahead of a front frasersfunerals.co.nz/tributes approaching the country from the west, then moving fog isolated snow sleet thunder rain snow hail 60 plus thunder urries across the South Island on Saturday and the North Island on Sunday. overnight Canterbury Plains Canterbury High Country NZ Today max low TODAY TODAY FZL: Rising above 3000m in the morning Auckland ne 21 11 Fine, apart from patches of cloud or fog Hamilton ne 20 6 Fine, early frosts inland. Northerlies. morning and night. Wind at 1000m: Light. View Family Notices on Wind at 2000m: W 30 km/h. Napier ne 19 6 TOMORROW the Ashburton App now TOMORROW FZL: Above 3000m Palmerston North ne 20 8 Fine. Northwest breezes. Fine with some high cloud toward evening. Wind at 1000m: NW 30 km/h at times. Wellington ne 17 13 You can download the Ashburton FRIDAY Wind at 2000m: Rising to NW 45 km/h. Nelson ne 17 7 App onto your smartphone or FRIDAY 1 Fine. Northeasterlies developing. Cloudy about the divide, but ne elsewhere. Blenheim ne 21 5 Visit the App Store for iPhone Northwesterlies, becoming strong about Greymouth ne 15 5 or Play Store for Android. SATURDAY exposed high ground. Christchurch ne 17 3 Fine with increasing high cloud. SATURDAY Becoming cloudy, rain spreading N through Timaru ne 18 3 Northeasterlies. the day, heavy about the divide. NW, gale or Queenstown ne 17 3 severe gale in exposed places, easing late. App Store Play Store SUNDAY SUNDAY Dunedin ne 19 8 Fine. Northerlies. Cloudy with showers about the divide, and Invercargill ne 18 8 2 The Ashburton App isolated falls spreading farther east. NW. World Weather Forecasts for today River Levels cumecs Adelaide showers 16 12 Frankfurt cloudy 19 11 New York drizzle 13 9 Selwyn Whitecliffs (NIWA) at 3:05 pm, yesterday 1.25 Amsterdam showers 13 7 Geneva ne 19 9 Paris rain 18 9 Bangkok rain 32 27 Hobart showers 20 12 Perth ne 22 6 Rakaia Fighting Hill (NIWA) at 3:00 pm, yesterday 262.8 Berlin cloudy 16 10 Hong Kong ne 27 22 Rarotonga rain 26 25 Brisbane ne 28 18 Honolulu showers 29 22 Rome cloudy 19 11 Click GET to Download 3 Cairns ne 30 22 Islamabad ne 32 16 San Francisco cloudy 20 13 Nth Ashburton at 2:05 pm, yesterday 4.36 nc Cairo ne 29 17 Jakarta drizzle 28 26 Seoul ne 21 10 Calcutta thunder 33 23 Johannesburg showers 18 9 Singapore thunder 33 25 Sth Ashburton at 2:00 pm, yesterday 7.20 Canberra rain 17 12 Kuala Lumpur thunder 34 25 Colombo thunder 33 26 London rain 14 6 Stockholm rain 8 -1 Darwin ne 34 24 Los Angeles ne 31 17 Sydney drizzle 26 17 Rangitata Klondyke at 3:00 pm, yesterday 112.2 Delhi ne 37 21 Madrid ne 19 7 Tel Aviv showers 21 14 Dubai ne 40 30 Melbourne showers 19 15 Tokyo ne 23 9 Waitaki Kurow at 3:02 pm, yesterday 386.2 Icon will appear on your Dublin rain 12 6 Moscow showers 14 6 Washington ne 24 6 4 Edinburgh cloudy 10 4 Nadi thunder 31 23 Zurich showers 17 11 Source: Environment Canterbury home screen Tides, Sun, Moon and Fishing Canterbury Readings to 4pm yesterday Ashburton Methven Christchurch Timaru Wednesday Thursday Friday m Airport Airport Airport am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm 3 Temperature °C 2 At 4pm 17.5 15.8 15.4 15.8 Click Family Notices 5 Max to 4pm 18.2 16.3 19.0 17.5 1 Minimum 1.2 3.3 1.7 0.5 0 Grass minimum -1.2 – -1.2 – 2:09 8:21 2:29 8:48 3:05 9:20 3:24 9:44 4:04 10:15 4:22 10:40 The times shown are for the Ashburton River mouth. For the Rangitata river Rainfall mm mouth subtract 16 minutes and for the Rakaia river mouth subtract 4 minutes. 16hr to 4pm 0.0 – 0.0 0.2 Rise 7:23 am Rise 7:24 am Rise 7:25 am April to date 18.4 – 13.2 19.0 Set 5:37 pm Set 5:35 pm Set 5:34 pm Avg Apr to date 48 – 48 32 6 Click Funerals Good Good fishing Fair Fair fishing Fair Fair fishing 2020 to date 131.8 – 97.8 99.0 Avg year to date 217 – 188 165 Funerals Rise 12:59 pm Rise 1:47 pm Rise 2:29 pm Set 9:55 pm Set 11:00 pm Wind km/h At 4pm NE 17 E 11 NE 24 NE 11 First quarter Full moon Last quarter 1 May 8:40 am 7 May 10:46 pm 15 May 2:04 am Strongest gust E 26 – NE 31 NE 22 ©Copyright OceanFun Publishing Ltd. www.ofu.co.nz Maori Fishing Guide by Bill Hohepa Time of gust 1:24pm – 3:18pm 2:45pm

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Tinwald’s Emma Lill controls possession during the side’s 2-1 win over Cambridge in South Canterbury Hockey women’s division 2 action in Timaru on Sunday. PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 260720-RH-501 Wakanui made to work for it

By Adam Burns toppling Hampstead Lowcliffe 4-0. Ashburton College’s 1st XI and restricted Wakanui to one Isobel Brook, Gracie Trotter [email protected] That was followed by a 4-2 win thumped Cashmere High School further goal as it finished 7-3, as and Honor Bradford added to Wakanui remain in the box seat by Tinwald Black over Hamp- 6-1 in Christchurch in their SSL Wakanui continue to set the pace Wakanui’s tally late in the fixture, in premier men’s hockey after a stead/Wakanui, meaning they division 1 encounter earlier in the in the South Canterbury Hockey after Holly-Jayne Feutz secured hard fought 1st grade win at the leapfrog into third on the ladder. evening. division. the lead for the home side earlier weekend. First grade women’s hockey Both Wakanui teams were suc- Later the men ran out 5-2 win- in the encounter. The competition frontrunners took to the turf on Friday, includ- cessful in senior hockey in Ash- ners against Tainui to also contin- Tinwald also toppled league were made to grind against a ing a top-of-the-table clash be- burton on Saturday. ue their excellent form. leaders Cambridge 2-1 in a thrill- young Allenton outfit, but ulti- tween Methven and Hampstead The senior women came out Goals were scored by Sam Ben- ing match-up in Timaru. mately prevailed 1-0. Blue. flying against Geraldine, as the nett, Andrew Fisher, Hayden Sin- The result means the Mid Can- The result ensures Wakanui re- Top-of-the-table Methven side scorched to a 2-0 lead after a clair and a double strike by Jed terbury side overtakes Cambridge main unbeaten after six games, tamed the Hampstead side 3-2 to matter of minutes. Cameron. to top the competition standings. with a three point lead over Tin- maintain their top billing. Wakanui proceeded to dom- The action continued on Sun- Boys’ division 3 match-ups wald Orange. Later that night, Hampstead inate the remainder of the half, day with women’s division 2. occurred on Monday, with Ger- The second-placed Tinwald beat Wakanui 2-0 with both securing a 6-0 lead at the break. Wakanui prevailed over Temu- aldine and Allenton playing out contingent were more comfort- Hampstead club sides now neck In what was a game of two ka 4-1, after the game opened up a 0-0 stalemate before Wakanui able in their Sunday encounter, and neck on the first grade ladder. halves, Geraldine got three back in the final quarter. and Mackenzie also drew 4-4. Aotearoa competition taking toll on the players P10