SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021

LONG SERVICE: DoC biodiversity officer Jamie Quirk is in his 42nd year of conservation service this year. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell DAY IN THE LIFE OF A RANGER

From fixing sign boards one day to performing maritime duties for conservation the next, no day is the same for Jamie Quirk. The DoC biodiversity ranger gives us a peek into what a typical day looks like for him, his story and his lifelong love of nature. Avneesh Vincent was there with him.

amie Quirk pulled up outside the called the 1000-year bridge,” he said. “So, that’s our first job out of the way.” by then and I had already moved to it . . . this Gisborne Herald office last Tuesday Jamie explained that in 2019 the site was As we drove to the next destination, year will mark my 42nd year in conservation. Jin his cream-coloured Toyota upgraded to celebrate the Maori side of the passing cars of all sorts going in different “So you could say it just evolved into my Hilux with the Department of story, and the work being done now was directions, I asked him, “Why a ranger dream job,” he said with a smile. Conservation label on either side. finishing touches. Jamie?” As a child he said he was always interested “So, we’re going to Puhi Kai Iti which is As a truck passed us on Kaiti Beach Road He paused, then replied, “After school I did in nature and was involved in activities like Cook’s landing site. The contractor there blaring its horn, Jamie took me around jobs I never expected to do, like being paid to planting trees and being outdoors nearly all needs to know a bit of information, so we’ll the towering monument and showed me go and count crayfish. the time, exploring. go there first.” pictures in a document of what looked like “I was 18 years old when I worked for a Before he became a ranger, his family As the truck came to a halt, Jamie was pear-shaped structures. government agency called the Lands and did sawmilling and farming — with roots greeted by the orange-vested contractor “These are hue gourds that represent the Surveys Department, as DoC did not exist reaching back to his great-grandfather who guided us to the road-side place marked story of Polynesian navigation, that will back then. We did a lot of fence building, Thomas Quirk who had opened a sawmill in with yellow dotted lines and purple circles to be first blessed by the local iwi and then weed eradication, and all sorts of stuff. the 1900s. indicate some kind of measurement. installed on all corners of the garden.” “Marine awareness didn’t kick off until “So why not carry on the family business?” “Presently we are making a bridge over the After handing back some documents to the 1990 when people were figuring out the I asked. Rakaitane Road to Titirangi maunga. It’s contractor, we made our way to the vehicle. importance of the sea. DoC had come over Continued on page 2

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From page 1 next to three other signboards. After drilling eight screws in the frames, He started to say something and stopped. Jamie brought another signboard out. It was a momentary pause and even the car “This is the tsunami sign. We as DoC have stood still as we gave way to vehicles moving high safety levels for members of the public.” down the highway. Jamie said that since the Cave Creek Then he continued, “Due to a whole lot of disaster in 1995, DoC was extremely careful stuff the business had fallen apart and we with safety measures. went farming. “The tsunami sign was most probably a “My grandfather died suddenly and the reaction to the Indonesian tsunami I believe. government had a lot of death duties on the “In fact, we once had an old bridge washed properties, so we basically didn’t continue down by a tsunami in 1947. It’s a sign to tell with it. There are no sawmills now. people that they need to be aware and get up “He didn’t have any trusts or anything in on one of those hills.” place. He was 52 when he passed away so we After fixing the signs, we walked towards had to sell up and have moved on ever since,” the beach for our third job, to investigate said Jamie. possible sightings of northern dotterels. SANDS OF TIME: Jamie showed a hole on the side of this shell that The road ahead was now clear. We took “These are small and short birds with a would have either been made by a a right turn and headed for Te Tapuwae o population of little more than 2000. They crayfish getting at the food inside, or Rongokako marine reserve. nest on the beaches here and we have from smashing against rocks. He said “The highlight of my career started here,” arranged a DoC volunteer who will come and sand was made up of shells and rocks said Jamie, as we crossed a long stretch of monitor these birds for us. shattered over millions of years. fences with sheep grazing on the other side “Our job is to simply report back if there and a lofty hill overlooking the reserve. are some of these little creatures around.” “When I first started working in reserves For a brief moment, I felt like a DoC trainee and national parks, marine conservation with Jamie as the head explorer. NO IDEA WHY THIS WAS STOLEN: wasn’t a big thing. He pointed to a pile of driftwood nearby. Jamie replaces a tsunami warning sign on the side of a public toilet by Te “So to be involved in setting up and “Can you see it?” Tapuwae o Rongokako marine reserve managing the reserve has been a privilege. I tried but couldn’t. that had been stolen. It’s been a kind of new thing really, since the He glanced at me, smiled and said, “Hey, I 1990s,” he said. have been doing this for many years now.” “In Aotearoa, we are really good at looking Within minutes we found more than five after our land but when it comes to the sea of those tiny beings on the sand around the With that we headed for Tatapouri Bay to “I really don’t get it. it’s a very different story.” logs. Some were still while others moved check on a DoC sign that had washed away “But that’s the thing. One day we have The reserve was established in 1999 as about. due to erosion. Jamie showed me the area these little jobs like things to fix and the a joint application between local hapu “You see the plain white ones, they are the where a chunk of land had eroded due to other we have to go and rescue a whale . . . Ngati Konohi and the Department of females. The males are the ones with orangey “some storm” and there was no “sign” of the No one day is the same. That’s what makes Conservation, covering 23 square kilometres colour below their beaks. two signs that had been there. my work so interesting.” of ocean. At the time it was the largest “Like humans, the pretty ones are the “The council has got a resource consent to When we arrived at a boatshed near the marine reserve in the country. males,” said Jamie with a chuckle. rebuild this place,” he said. His eyes focused harbour Jamie said that although the job had While still in the car he told me a couple of Bending, he scraped up the sand a bit as he on the affected area where waves now crept been done last week, “It’s worth checking it signs at the reserve had been stolen. demonstrated how the birds would nest and up on the wet sand. twice.” I asked why that might be. lay three eggs only, which would take nearly On our way to a last job, a monthly check After joining him on the boat, sitting on “Oh, God knows why. 30 days to hatch and another 30 days for the of the DoC boat, I asked Jamie what his most a trailer hitch among 14 other boats, he “Maybe they want to use the sheet of chicks to grow up and start flying. challenging experience had been. showed me a checklist which included the aluminum to fix their trailer. “So in October the wind blows through It was the death 11 years ago of Moko the engine, life jackets, lights and an emergency “It’s not even good to use for a barbecue here and covers up some of these eggs. With dolphin, much-loved by the public over his radio beacon called Epirb, among others. plate. I tell you, it’s a real random one and people walking on the beach and pests like time interacting with people in the waters “We have to have a set of checks for our hasn’t happened in the marine reserve for cats, mice, stoats and hedgehogs, it makes it of Tairawhiti. Moko was found on a beach at maritime operating standards that all DoC some time,” Jamie said. extremely difficult to nest and breed.” Matakana Island near Tauranga, having been vessels have every month,” he said after we He brings out an information signboard After our 11th sighting of these birds, scarred by boats and a fish hook. climbed down from the boat. almost a metre wide from his truck which Jamie had a big smile on his face. “I don’t understand that, when you can As he dropped me off, Jamie said, “The reads “Marine Reserves”, printed in white, “Will have to tell DoC to send in the swim around the whole ocean but still thing is I have fun doing my work. Every day and placed it on the empty wooden frame volunteer it seems,” he said. choose to come and hang around people. is interesting.” Comfort Sale Was $6649 *Save NOW $4699! $1950 7th – 29th August

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Tairawhiti mother of five Danielle Takoko shares the story of her journey to lose 60kg, while struggling with a sleeping disorder.

ake it one meal at a time” different disorders including is the advice Danielle ADHD. We also have oppositional Takoko gives to anyone defiant disorder in our home. Twanting to lose weight. “I was juggling all these different She said her journey had not disorders for each and every child. been smooth sailing and had had At the end of the night I would many ups and downs. use the excuse of having had a It started in May 2019 with a bad or a rough day, to have a bar visit to her doctor, where she was of chocolate. If it was a good day, diagnosed with sleep apnoea — a that was a reason to have a bar of serious sleeping disorder where a chocolate too. person’s breathing repeatedly stops “It was a constant pattern that and starts. I was having and I felt powerless “I couldn’t find the energy to to do anything about it. It wasn’t do anything and with five kids at until I was getting a proper night’s home, you need energy to do stuff, sleep that I started to focus on the so I had a sleep test done,” next step which was getting my Mrs Takoko said she felt health back.” powerless when the team at the Mrs Takoko said she used her clinic told her she weighed 144.4 Facebook page as a tool to train kg. herself to treat food as a fuel. “I decided to work on the sleep “From learning that ‘food was HAPPIER AND HEALTHIER: Danielle Takoko can now fit her two, slimmer, legs into one leg of the trousers side of it before I tackled the comfort’ to ‘food is fuel’, it was a she wore when she was at her heaviest. Picture by Liam Clayton weight side of it.” big learning curve behind why I She was provided with a was doing what I was doing, eating for cooking. you, let’s try and do it sooner next when I have chocolate so that it is “sleep machine”, a breathing purely for comfort.” “I am able to create things in the time’. not in response to an emotion but assistance device called a CPAP Mrs Takoko said she had to give kitchen. I had started to dread “In those moments I would it is a response to ‘I feel like I want — a continuous positive airway every exercise a go after she joined (cooking) because it was becoming drop the chocolate bar when I’d to have a piece of chocolate’. pressure machine. Weight Watchers. a boring chore,. realise and I’d start marching on “I’d rather go zap around the After about four months on the “I tried the Titirangi Hill “Now I have made it into a game. the spot or go out and around the house, take a break and walk out sleep machine and actually getting challenge. I just couldn’t do it but I post pictures of my cooking house, just to physically change my the door instead of reaching for a good night’s sleep she thought since I started losing weight, I took online — it’s a fun way to do it, response to that feeling.” that emotional crutch.” she was ready to tackle her weight. on more of those challenges — I’d “It’s about making it joyful and Mrs Takoko said gradually she Mrs Takoko said she wanted In November 2019 she decided, give anything a go, fun again, serving up beautiful had begun to be more aware of everyone to be kind to themselves with a friend’s help, to join the “My kids and my hubby started meals which my family really her emotions and would remind and take one moment at a time in Weight Watchers programme a challenge for skipping which enjoy,” herself to stop — which took a lot their journey to better themselves. (WW). I thought was ridiculous but Mrs Takoko said she had to of time. “It is tackling one mindset and “I joined WW, and started fun. I have changed how I look change her body’s physical “I didn’t get fat overnight, I got sometimes that mindset can learning about food, why I was at it, because I have gone for so response to emotional stress in fat over time and I have created all take weeks to conquer before eating the way I was and how to long without doing anything but order to stop herself from going those bad habits during that time,” you actually feel like you’ve got cope better than I was coping,” walking. I really didn’t know what I back to old habits of eating. Mrs Takoko said people needed somewhere. Mrs Takoko said she had treated liked and disliked anymore. Now, I “In the beginning you will get to to congratulate themselves when “Work on one thing at a time. eating as an emotional tool to cope just say yes to anything.” the end of the chocolate bar and they caught themselves because Don’t walk in and change your with several stressors in her life. Mrs Takoko said she felt happier feel ‘I shouldn’t have done that’, they have started to recognise their whole diet in one moment, because “I like food — good, bad, ugly. I and healthier after the weight loss, but instead of beating myself up patterns. you will resent it and it’s going to have five children and four have which reignited her passion it’s ‘hey, you recognised it, good on “Now I am trying to change become really hard.” 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD GARDENING Kumquats for a juiced-up winter

The kumquat is one of the most decorative, compact and cold-tolerant citrus. A peculiar feature of kumquat fruit is the edible rind, which adds considerable flavour to the tart, juicy, segmented, seedy flesh within. With dense, dome-shaped crowns, a tightly branching habit, small neat leaves, modest root systems and deliciously fragrant flowers, kumquats make excellent subjects for small and potted gardens.

umquats are known for their winter to early spring. Kumquats are often Dig the planting hole twice as wide and Remove the plant from the container, very tart citrus flavour and are grown purely as ornamental trees, however, to the same depth as the root-ball. Remove gently tease the roots and cut away any most commonly used in jams, marmalade makers will appreciate a basket the plant from the container, gently tease circled or tangled roots. Kmarmalades and preserves. Many of fruit! the roots and cut away any circled or tangled Position in hole and backfill with potting people also enjoy eating kumquats whole, roots. mix, gently firming down. Water in well. including the fragrant skin, which can be How to grow Kumquats Position in hole and backfill with soil, Water deeply, 2-3 times during the week, sweeter than the flesh itself. There are several in a garden gently firming down. Form a raised depending on weather conditions. different varieties of kumquats, also called Choose a sunny spot with well drained soil. doughnut shaped ring of soil around the During the growing and flowering/fruiting kumquats, including oval-fruited ‘Nagami’ Enrich the soil with Yates Dynamic Lifter outer edge of the plant’s root zone. This helps season, feed weekly with Yates Thrive Citrus and round ‘Marumi’. There’s also a kumquat Organic Plant Food. If the soil is clay based, keep water where it’s needed. Always water Liquid Plant Food. Throughout the year with both variegated leaves and fruit. improve soil structure by adding gypsum in well after planting to settle the soil around apply Yates Thrive Natural Fish Seaweed+ kumquats can also be very decorative trees, and forking in well. In poorly drained areas, the roots and keep the soil moist for several Plant Food Concentrate. with their white fragrant flowers and brightly citrus can also be planted in a raised mound weeks while the new plant establishes. coloured fruit covering the trees from of free-draining soil. Mulch around the base with organic mulch GROWING TIP: like woodchip or pea straw, keeping it away If you’re short of sunny spots in the from the trunk. garden, grow citrus in pots that can be Water deeply, once or twice a week, moved to take advantage of changing depending on weather conditions. patterns of sunlight. During the growing and flowering/fruiting In heavy clay soils, it’s best to put extra season, feed with Yates Thrive Citrus & Fruit effort into soil preparation. To check if your LIVE NOW, PAY LATER. Granular Plant Food. Throughout the year, soil needs work, dig a hole and pour a bucket apply Yates Thrive Natural Fish & Seaweed+ of water into the hole — if it takes more LIFE FOCUSED. Plant Food Concentrate. than 30 minutes to disappear, then you will need to work your soil. Enjoy new glasses with How to grow Kumquats Consider raising the level of the bed as interest free instalments* in a pot much as possible, dig in gypsum and Yates made easy by Visionplan™ Choose a pot at least 500mm wide. Dynamic Lifter Organic Plant Food. Potted Position in full sun and fill with quality oranges should be grown in a good quality *Deposit required upon signing contract. Applicants must be over the age of 18. Maximum payment term is 12 months or sooner if full payment is made. Not available potting mix, such as Yates Nature’s Way mix (such as Yates Nature’s Way Organic in conjunction with any other offer or discount. See Visionplan website for full T&Cs. Organic Citrus & Fruit Mix. Citrus & Fruit Mix) and moved into larger containers as they grow. OPSM GISBORNE TIP: Remove any small fruit that develop within 260 Gladstone Rd Consider placing the pot on wheels if you the first two years — thinning excess fruit live in a cold area, so it can be easily moved when they’re small will encourage better Ph: 867 7176 inside or to a sunnier and more protected sized and tastier fruit to develop in the spot in winter. coming years.

41251-01 SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 5 FOOD Irresistible broccoli

BROCCOLI AND PARMESAN FRITTERS

Once a hated vegetable, broccoli has made a comeback. Here are some tasty broccoli recipes to eat more of this healthy vege.

Broccoli and Parmesan Fritters In a medium bowl, whisk the eggs and add Salt and pepper 1 teaspoon chilli fl akes the Parmesan cheese, fl our, garlic, parsley ¼ cup grated edam cheese 2 tablespoons olive oil SERVES: Makes 8 Fritters and salt and pepper. Stir in the broccoli and Pepper to taste METHOD PREPARATION: 10 minutes mix well to make a batter. Heat the olive oil in a fry pan over medium Preheat oven to 200°C. METHOD COOKING: 10 minutes heat. Scoop ¼ cup of batter and drop into the Place broccoli and feta cheese into the Preheat oven to 180˚C. pan, gently fl attening with a spoon. bottom of a lightly greased baking dish. Cut down the middle of the broccoli and INGREDIENTS Cook each side of the fritter for 2-3 Wilt spinach or silver beet by placing in a then slice again to make steaks of about 2 small or 1 medium head of broccoli minutes or until golden brown. Repeat with bowl of hot water and drain. 2.5cm thick (be sure to save the off cuts to ¾ cup parmesan cheese, grated all of the batter. Mix into the broccoli and feta. use in another dish). 2 eggs Squeeze lime or lemon juice over the Beat the eggs and cottage cheese together, In an oven tray lined with baking paper, 4 tablespoons fl our (extra if mixture is too fritters and serve with yoghurt. season with salt and pepper, add to the place broccoli steaks, drizzle over olive oil wet) vegetables. and sprinkle paprika, chilli fl akes and pepper. 1 small clove garlic, minced Sprinkle cheese over the top and bake for Bake for around 20 minutes, remove from 3 tablespoons fresh parsley, roughly Broccoli Bake 25-30 minutes until set. oven and serve while hot with a squeeze of chopped lemon. — Courtesy of 5+A Day 2 tablespoons olive oil SERVES: 4 Pinch salt & freshly ground pepper PREPARATION: 5 minutes Broccoli Steaks with Paprika and Chilli TOPPINGS COOKING: 30 minutes 1 lime or lemon SERVES: 4 to 6 Plain yoghurt INGREDIENTS 2 broccoli heads, cut into pieces PREPARATION: 5 minutes 3 cups spinach or silver beet, chopped METHOD COOKING: 20 minutes Roughly chop the broccoli fl orets into small roughly pieces.  ere should be around 3 cups. Place 150g of feta cheese cut into 1cm cubes INGREDIENTS in a bowl and cook in the microwave for 2 4 eggs 1 large broccoli head minutes to soften. 250g of cottage cheese 1 teaspoon ground paprika

BROCCOLI STEAKS WITH PAPRIKA AND CHILLI BROCCOLI BAKE 6 THE GISBORNE HERALD TRAVEL all the elements

lots of weather: The hardy souls of Gisborne Canoe A wind-battered mamaku tree fern, and Tramping Club set off for a a rainbow and a shower from the hike on Otokorau Station, despite heights of Otokorau Station. the weather report. Geoff Cobb writes about the sun, the wind and Picture by Gillian Ward the rain, as well as rainbows and terrific views.

eports of major flooding, weather Rod commented on the ins and outs of warnings and watches — whose this enterprise, not quite the panacea some bright idea was it to continue with our might think, including the tens-of-thousands Rplanned trip? dollar cost of upgrading the bridge over the Mine of course, despite learning just before Parihohonu Stream, roaring under our feet. going, of “horrible” conditions beyond Matawai. Parihohonu is also the name of the adjoining In part it was too late to cancel, but mainly I farm; previously divided between two sons, was relying on a forecast that promised sunny Rod now has the satisfaction of seeing it all back conditions, albeit windy, but also warm. under one ownership. Well, we got that, but a bit extra. Crossing the bridge over the Waihuka, we After cancellations by some less foolhardy began the steady climb. From about 250m souls, we were 17 in number who met up at the altitude at the woolshed, we would reach a woolshed with Rod Faram who was very kindly height of over 550m. Increasingly buffeted by allowing us to walk on his place. Not only that, the wind, as we rose we could see cloud and rain he was even coming with us, at least for the first further up the valley, and sure enough as we part. settled down part way up to have our morning We set off with the promised sunshine tea, the wet stuff arrived. beaming down, though Rod had mentioned they Fortunately it was more a skirmish than had 40mm of rain overnight. outright assault, and the wind dried us almost The walk would first be alongside the Waihuka as fast as it came. But we had recompense with a River, on what was once SH2 (now re-routed great view back down, framed by a magnificent, on to the former railway line), to then climb up perfect rainbow. Cameras were clicking furiously. on to the ridge above the river. This we would Then it was upward to reach the ridge top. The follow to re-descend and then return. fence here was interspersed with white posts, At least we were spared that other winter marking the gas pipeline serving Gisborne, tramping bugbear, mud, as the track had been directly under our feet. We could see by the a bit extra: A rainbow lifted the spirits of the hikers on Otokorai Station. re-metalled to facilitate logging of woodlots on white markers its roller-coaster route, resolutely Picture by Gay Young the farm. sticking to summits. HOODS UP: Blustery wind and horizontal showers battered the hikers as they crossed high ridges. Picture by Barry Foster

TIME FOR A BREAk: A sheltered spot for lunch, under remnant bush. Picture by Gay Young

I was in the district when it was laid, for lunch. and had often wondered about the We were at the edge of the worst choice of such a seemingly difficult weather, more cloud was steaming line. Rod explained it was apparently over and after we set off again rain to avoid numerous water crossings set in, battering us horizontally with the valley route would have entailed. the wind as we wended our way. I had So now I knew — amazing what you been weighing up how much further learn out with the tramping club. to carry on but the weather now GOING UP: A We proceeded along the top, mostly decided that and we were thankful to steady climb being assailed by the wind, up and drop out of the tempest at the next followed the crossing of the down, the wind dropping as though track down. Waihuka River. turned off by a switch when in the lee We were rewarded with another of a hill top, then returning again with rainbow, but the rain had not really Picture by renewed force. been all that drenching and we soon Gay Young But at least, as predicted, it was a dried out as the sun re-appeared. warm nor’wester, the direction we Then it was onward, past the old were looking towards the Waikohu Glenroa Station to re-cross the river valley, down into a number of incised and home, pausing to admire the BACk ON TRACk: tributary valleys, hills in the distance, native misletoe perched on a lone tree Old Highway all a brilliant green. complete with “Old Highway” sign, road took the Rod, wisely, left us at this point, where we regained the former State hikers back to and we proceeded into a stand of Highway. the former state rewarewa. Despite the battering I think highway. The group had spread out in our everyone had enjoyed being out, the wanderings, so we stopped to gather views and the company. Picture by at a delightful sheltered spot in the Thanks to Rod and family for Gay Young trees. The sun had returned, and some allowing us to come and for all his in the group obviously decided it was info which adds much interest to the time for food, so we all settled down walk. 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN How did they think it would end? will never kneel before such a hope for small extremist groups to mobilise Taliban 18 months ago promising that all US generals (followed by destructive force (as the Taliban),” in the cities of Europe and America, and will troops would leave Afghanistan by the 1st of similar predictions of declared Ashraf Ghani, the soon- have a devastating effect on global security.” May this year. Short notice indeed. global disaster if they Ito-be-ex-president of Afghanistan. And how did it all come to this? Ashraf In April Joe Biden unilaterally postponed are abandoned) in the by Gwynne “We will either sit knee-to-knee for real Ghani pointed out that it was obviously the departure date to September 11, 2021, final weeks before the Dyer negotiations at the table, or break their America’s fault. “The reason for our whereupon the Taliban started shooting at helicopters started plucking knees on the battlefield.” Good luck with current situation is that the (US decision the foreign troops again. Then Biden changed Americans from the US that, Ashraf. to withdraw) was taken abruptly,” he told the date again, to August 31, a whole 11 embassy roof in Saigon in General Sami Sadat, still commander of parliament on Monday. days earlier. How abrupt is that? No wonder 1975. But it’s a nice day and Helmand province as I write this (although Well, fair enough. US forces have been Ashraf Ghani feels betrayed. I can’t be bothered. perhaps not by the time you read it), was in Afghanistan for a bare 20 years and the I’m tempted to go back into the archives President Ghani, General equally confident, but warned that the safety treacherous cowards are already quitting. and find similar brave declarations of Sadat and all their friends of the world is at stake: “This will increase the Donald Trump signed a treaty with the imminent victory by South Vietnamese are reading from the same old script, just 46 years later, and once that final 1502 scene has played out in Kabul they’ll go and live ACROSS 56 Floppy (4) DOWN 37 Get wind of (4) in the United States. (Don’t worry. They’ve 1 Humorous drawing (7) 57 Sculpted figure (6) 1 Scoffer (5) 43 Yearly book (6) saved up enough money.) The only real 4 Money-lending dealer 58 Incredible (8) 2 Starving (8) 44 Peal (5) surprise here is how thoroughly Western (10) 61 Grey ale (anag)(7) 3 Untidy (anag)(6) 46 Heinous (4) armed forces managed to forget their own 9 Disintegrate (7) 62 Embarks (6) 4 Groom oneself (5) 47 Tropical storm (7) history. 13 Dark blue colour (4) 63 Mental derangement 5 Shed tears (4) 48 Put into (6) I’m not talking about the old history, when 14 Stick to (6) (8) 6 Time to retire (7) 49 Cures (5) three invasions of Afghanistan at the height 15 Argument (6) 66 Education (9) 7 Circles round (6) 50 Of sailors, navigation (8) of British imperial power (1839-42; 1878-80; 16 Bright red colour (7) 68 Defrosted (6) 8 Go in (5) 51 Longs for (6) 1919) all failed to achieve their objectives. 19 Professional adviser (10) 69 Grass-cutting tool (6) 10 Sway (4) 52 eg. crab, lobster, shrimp (10) I’m not even talking about the Soviet 20 Half-time (8) 73 Daily record (5) 11 Sailor (7) 53 Reserve (4) 21 Move furtively (5) 74 Idle wandering beggar (8) 12 Allowable margin of 54 Lack (7) occupation of Afghanistan in 1979-89, when 24 Jibes (6) 76 Deceptive (10) freedom, movement (6) 59 Deck (5) the United States helped the Taliban and 25 French Mrs (6) 81 Intensely passionate (7) 17 Concealing ruse (10) 60 Small island (4) similar Islamist groups to do to the Russians 27 Plant-eater (9) 82 Sexual desire (6) 18 Perhaps (5) 64 Mantle (5) exactly what the Taliban have now done to 32 Reminded (8) 83 Rented out (6) 22 Bread snack (8) 65 Mindset (8) the Americans themselves. 33 Laundry stiffener (6) 84 Money reserve (4) 23 Oust (5) 67 Mobile home (7) The problem there was that Americans 34 Frozen drips (7) 85 Tumbling athlete (7) 24 Of heat (7) 68 Frog larva (7) did not see Russians as Western, although 38 Body store (8) 86 Gather into a crowd (10) 26 Gambler's stake (4) 70 On the cards (6) viewed from a low orbit they are virtually 39 Split up (6) 87 Club (7) 28 Pardoned (7) 71 Speaking humorously (6) identical. US generals therefore believed that 40 Prophet (4) 29 Devoid of principles (6) 72 Gripping tool (6) some essential difference between the two 41 Mournful song (5) 30 Film holder (6) 75 Spanish friend (5) armies protected American troops from the 42 Spear (5) 31 Account book (6) 77 Reflection (5) fate of the Russians. 45 Stranded (4,4,3,3) 33 Oscillate (5) 78 Light-headed (5) Never mind all that. The really 52 Snake (5) 35 Capital of Egypt (5) 79 Responsibility (4) 55 Smithy's block (5) 36 Wide smile (4) 80 Arm bone (4) unpardonable mistake was forgetting all the lessons Western armies had learned from a 12 345678 9101112 dozen lost guerilla wars in former colonies between 1954 and 1975. France in Algeria and Indochina, Britain in Kenya, Cyprus and Aden, Portugal in 13 14 15 16 Angola and Mozambique, the proxy wars 17 18 in Rhodesia and South-West Africa (as they were then known), and the United States 19 20 21 again in Indochina. All the wars were lost, and yet the defeated imperial powers didn’t 22 23 really lose anything except face. Western armies really did learn the lessons 24 25 26 27 28 of those defeats. As a young man in the 29 30 31 1970s I taught military history and strategy in the Canadian Forces Staff College and 32 33 34 35 then at Britain’s Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst. The doctrine I taught was, a) 36 37 Western armies always lose guerilla wars in the “Third World”, and b) it never really 38 39 40 41 matters. The Western armies lose no matter how big and well-equipped they are because the 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 insurgents are fighting on home ground. They can’t quit and go home because they already are home. Your side can always quit and go home, and sooner or later your own 55 56 57 58 public will demand that you do. So you are 59 60 bound to lose eventually, even if you win all the battles. 61 62 63 But losing doesn’t really matter, because the insurgents are always first and foremost 64 65 nationalists. They may have picked up bits of some grand ideology to make them feel 66 67 68 69 that “history” is on their side — Marxism or 70 71 72 Islamism or whatever — but all they really want is for you to go home so they can run 73 74 75 76 77 78 their own show. They won’t actually follow you home. 79 80 By 1975 this hard-earned wisdom was official doctrine in almost every army in the 81 82 83 84 Western world, but military generations are short. A typical military career is only 25 years, so by 2001 nobody remembered it. 85 86 87 Their successors had to start learning it again the hard way. Maybe by now they have. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 9 TELEVISION ON TV THIS WEEKEND OLYMPIC GAMES TOKYO 2020 Saturday and Sunday, TVNZ 1

Day 15 and Day 16 of the Olympic Games in Tokyo. Toni Street brings you all the action from the Olympic Stadium across the weekend, with the fi nal day being on Sunday.

FANTASTIC BEASTS: CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD Saturday, 8.30pm, TVNZ 2 Newt Scamander is enlisted by Professor Dumbledore to battle the dark wizard Grindelwald, who plans to rule over non-magical beings. Starring: Eddie Redmayne, Johnny Depp.

THE CURSE OF LA LLORONA Sunday, 11pm, TVNZ 2 Ignoring the eerie warning of a troubled mother who has been suspected of child endangerment, a social worker and her children are soon drawn into a frightening supernatural BABE realm. Starring: Linda Cardellini. Saturday, 7pm, TVNZ 2 Babe, an orphaned pig, learns to herd sheep after a farmer wins him in a contest at a country fair. But there is a bit of a problem: the lead sheepdog does not like Babe. Starring: Magda Szubanski, James Cromwell.

JERRY MAGUIRE Saturday, 8.40pm, TVNZ 2 A successful sports agent tries to get back on his feet after being fi red. Starring: Tom Cruise, Renee Zellweger. 10 THE GISBORNE HERALD SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION

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Saturday, August 7 ▶ Quiz Night FUNdraiser. Compete for bragging rights and silly prizes. Bid in a silent auction for valuable items. Evolution Theatre Company, 75 Disraeli St, 6.30-10pm. Register: evolutiontheatre.org.nz for $30 each or $150 team/six players, incl shared platters of food. ▶ Jam for J. Come along and support Jase with Uni-Fi, Lazy Fifty, The Ashes and Brazilbeat Soundsystem. Smash Palace, 24 Banks St, 8pm, $15 door sales, R18. Sunday, August 8 ▶ Gisborne Runners and Walkers Club. Join in for a 7km walk, a cuppa and chat. Meet: EIT staffroom, Derby St, 8am or txt 027 900 9622. ▶ The Gisborne Herald Home & Lifestyle Expo. Find inspiration here; art, beeswax products, electric bikes, fencing, insulation, kitchens, landscaping, restored furniture and roof restoration. Farmers Air Event Centre (Showgrounds Park), 10am-4pm, free entry. ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed. Work in a fully- ▶ Programming Maori Potential: Start-up 9am-midday. Details: [email protected] ▶ Women’s Native Tree Project Working Bee: equipped woodwork or carpentry workspace. Accelerator Showcase (to Aug 14). Support for ▶ Gisborne Ballet Group Dancing Anzac Park. Come along and help to weed or Tairawhiti Menzshed, cnr Parkinson & Innes rangatahi Maori aged 17-19 through design- Competitions, 9am, 1.30pm & 6.30pm. plant. Score Rd, 11am-12.30pm. Details: Kauri St, 9am-2pm. Details: ph/txt 022 465 0396. thinking and lean start-up process; will explore See Aug 13. ph 021 125 9442, [email protected] ▶ Spud-in-a-Bucket. Register or collect entrepreneurship and problem-solving whilst ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am-3pm. ▶ Lions Express Train Rides. Take the kids your bucket of spuds. Alzheimers Gisborne/ gaining exposure to digital technology and See Aug 10. for a train ride around the playground. Starts Tairawhiti, Gate 2, Gisborne Hospital, connecting with industry leaders or mentors. ▶ Gisborne Farmers’ Market. Locally-grown near Gisborne Wainui Lions Junior Cycle Park, 421 Ormond Rd, 9am-4pm, $10/entry, Te Wananga o Aotearoa, 630 Childers Rd, produce, flowers and seedlings. Cnr Stout & Centennial Marine Dr, 11am-3pm, $2. ph 867 0752, [email protected] Aug 12 9am to Aug 14 5pm, free. Details: Fitzherbert Sts, 9.30am-12.30pm. ▶ St Andrew’s Book Fair. Come along and buy ▶ Wonderland Glow Show (to Aug 11). See pmp.nz ▶ Hikoi mo te taioa: Opposition to port or some new books to take home. St Andrew’s A ‘Kiwified’ interpretation of the classic Alice ▶ Te Pihinga: Little Sprouts. Fun sing-along barge in Matakaoa. Join Jason Akuhata-Brown Community Hall, 176 Cobden St, from in Wonderland tale for tamariki, whanau and and read for ages 2-5. HB Williams Memorial for a 5.6km walk with banners. Along SH35 11.30am. Book purchase: cash-only. educators. War Memorial Theatre, 159 Bright Library, 34 Bright St, 10.30am, free. from Te Araroa Motor Camp to the township, ▶ Sunday Afternoon Concert. Tenor Vili St, 10am ages 0-5 & 11.30am ages 6-12. ▶ Mahjong Club, 1pm. See Aug 10. 10.30am-1pm. Moore presents a program of favourite songs Tickets+Bfee: $12.50 ages 0-5, $14.50 ▶ Build-a-Band. Let’s jam. Smash Palace Bar, ▶ Junior Badminton Tournament (& Aug 15). and operatic selections, with pianist Otis ages 6-12, adults at children’s prices from 24 Banks St, 7-11pm, free entry, R18. Come along and watch u/13, u/15 and u/19 Prescott-Mason. Tairawhiti Museum, ticketek.co.nz or Gisborne i-Site, 209 Grey St, ▶ Gisborne Caledonian Society Practice. youth compete in single and double matches. 10 Stout St, 2-3pm. Tickets: Door sales; $10A, ph 868 6139. Social, modern and sequence dancing. Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd, from child/student free, $5 Friends of the Museum. ▶ He Kakano: Little Seeds. A fun sing-along St Mark’s Church Hall, 776 Childers Rd, 1pm. Register to enter before Aug 9: $20, ▶ Sunday Drive. DJ Deane Craw, Spellbound and read for under 2s. HB Williams Memorial 7.30-9.30pm, $5. Details: Pat ph 021 049 7148. [email protected] or Linda Wax takes the vinyl collection for a spin. Library, 34 Bright St, 10.30am, free. Friday, August 13 ph 027 264 8660. Smash Palace, 24 Banks St, 3-6pm, free entry. ▶ Mahjong Club. Enjoy a friendly fellowship. ▶ TRAMPS. For all singers, musicians and Gisborne Town & Country Women’s Club, ▶ Gisborne Senior Citizens: Indoor Bowls & poetry readers to come along and perform. Monday, August 9 42 Emily St, 1pm, ph Liz 281 0187. Housie. Have fun and meet others. Senior The Band Room, 200 Childers Rd, 1.30-3.30pm, ▶ Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd. ▶ Prostate Cancer Group’s Meeting. Citizens Hall, 30 Grey St, Bowls 9-11.30am, $4, ph John 868 9658. Informally discuss pre- and post-prostate Rackets available. Social morning, 9-11.30am, $3 and Housie 1-4pm, ph Arnold 868 5529. ▶ Tennis for players of all skill levels. issues. Cancer Society Gisborne, Gate 2, ▶ Te Pae Tawhiti. A summit that will feature $4, ph 867 2584. Kiwi Badminton; Yr 3-7 Ormond Tennis Club, Hill Rd, Ormond, players, 4.30-5.30pm, $5, ph 027 350 9482. Gisborne Hospital, 421 Ormond Rd, 4.30pm. industry-leading speakers, activities to awaken ▶ Patutahi Badminton Club. All welcome. conversation between high school-aged 2-4pm, ph 862 5741 or 862 5856. Gisborne Badminton Club; Yr 12-13 and ▶ seniors, 7-9pm, ph 027 253 1062. Patutahi Hall, Biggs St, 7.30pm, ph 862 7783. rangatahi, industry leaders and education Troops of Doom. Come along for heavy ▶ Kaiti Exercise Class. Over 60s strength and ▶ The Country Garden Club. For women pathway-providers in the digital technologies, metal music. Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, balance exercises. Dunblane Conference Room, interested in gardening or floral arranging. animation, robotics, engineering, or 9pm, $10 door sales, R18. 107 Iranui Rd, 10.30am, Noel ph 027 314 3893. Waerenga-a-Hika Hall, 728 Matawai Rd, architectural sectors. Lawson Field Theatre, ▶ Bowlers’ Club: 500. Come along and have 7.30pm, $2. Details: Katrine ph 867 2427. 7 Fitzherbert St, 10am-2.30pm, free. Register: Sunday, August 15 some fun. Learners welcome. Poverty Bay tinyurl.com/s748axse or humantix.com ▶ Gisborne Runners and Walkers Club, 8am. Bowling Club, 111 Ormond Rd, 1-4pm, Wednesday, August 11 ▶ Te Aka Rangatahi: The Teen Vine. For ages See Aug 8. $2 incl smoko, ph Tony 863 3468. ▶ Fifties Forward. Low-impact aerobics class 14-18; watch and discuss anime. HB Williams ▶ Gisborne Canoe and Tramping Club walk, ▶ Gisborne Senior Citizens: 500. Play cards for all fitness levels. YMCA Stadium, Memorial Library, 34 Bright St, 3.30pm, free. Mount Misery, Matawai, railway tunnel and and meet others. Senior Citizens Hall, 447 Childers Rd, 9.30am, $4, first class free. ▶ Youth Night Market. Local rangatahi aged viaducts, departs 8.15am, $20. Meet Rob Shaw 30 Grey St, 1-4pm, $3, ph Arnold 868 5529. ▶ Mainly Music. A fun music group for 14-24 host stalls with various products. at Matawai School and walk to a railway ▶ Eastland Toastmasters. For confidence in pre-schoolers. St Andrew’s Community Centre, Treble Court, 4.30-6.30pm. Register a stall, tunnel, then walk/drive to the base of Mount public speaking and leadership. Arohaina, 176 Cobden St, 9.45am, $4/Fam. Details: free: Taiki e!, 29 Peel St or [email protected] Misery; a gradual climb to the summit. 396 Aberdeen Rd (opp Botanical Gardens), Trish ph 867 2789 or 868 5513. ▶ Gisborne Ballet Group Dancing Weather dependent. On the way back to ▶ Wonderland Glow Show, 10am & 11.30am. Competition (to Aug 15). Watch local dancers 5.30pm, ph Paul 022 405 7748. Gisborne; a quick scramble to the base of the ▶ Gisborne Hibernian Club Indoor Bowls. See Aug 10. perform tap, hip-hop, modern and ballet. New/existing players come along for a roll-up. ▶ Hot Shots Badminton. For Yr 7-13 players/ War Memorial Theatre, 159 Bright St, 6pm. viaducts on Braefield Farm. Register: Gillian Gisborne Intermediate School Hall, all abilities; fitness, social games and fun. Wear Cash-only tickets from the venue; ph 867 4591, [email protected] 156 Roebuck Rd, 7-9.30pm, $3 incl supper. sports shoes. Rackets available. Badminton session price: $5A, $2Ch, entire weekend ▶ Gizzy Trail Run Series: Sponge Bay Farm. Details: Wally ph 868 0951. Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd, attend one session concession pass: $15A & $5Ch, programme $5. A fun family-friendly course for all abilities. ▶ Fun Dancing Gisborne. Modern, sequence only; 5pm or 6.30pm, $7. Details: Linda ph ▶ The Mish. Come along and be entertained 81 Sponge Bay Rd, 9.15am check-in, 10am and social ballroom. St Andrew’s Church Hall, 027 264 8660, [email protected] by Che Fu, Chad Chambers, Lion Rezz, Wiz start. Register: Michelle ph 021 271 5171, 176 Cobden St, learner class 7.30-8pm, ▶ Artists’ Painting Workshop with Graeme Tokelau, Israel Starr, and Riddim Cartel. cash only on the day; $15A, $5 7-19s, advanced finishing 8-10pm, $5 door sales Nicoll: Final week. For beginners/hobbyists: Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, 8pm, R18. free 6/u & Harriers members. plus supper, ph 867 0074, [email protected] cover different principles, techniques and Tickets+Bfee: $25-$30 at tinyurl.com/7tx6xrek ▶ Gisborne Ballet Group Dancing ▶ The Teen Brain. Come along to hear useful hints. Lysnar House, 10 Stout St, or ticketspace.co.nz Competitions, 9.30am. See Aug 13. Nathan Wallis discuss the changes taking 7-9pm, Graeme ph 027 241 9040. Saturday, August 14 ▶ Junior Badminton Tournament, 9.30am. place in a teenager’s brain; which will help to Thursday, August 12 See Aug 14. navigate the important and formative years. ▶ Gisborne parkrun. A 5km run or walk. ▶ Gisborne Sceptic Group, 11am. Details: ▶ Bridge & Rummikub Club. Enjoy a friendly Gisborne Boys’ High School, 80 Stanley Rd, Meet near Waikanae Surf Life Saving Club, Topics and venue ph 867 3715 or 867 7122. 7.30-9pm. Tickets: $33.70 at eventfinda.co.nz fellowship. Gisborne Town & Country Women’s 280E Grey St, 7.45-10am. Club, 42 Emily St, 9am, ph Liz 281 0187. ▶ St Andrew’s Car Boot Sale. Bargains galore. ▶ Lions Express Train Rides, 11am-3pm. Tuesday, August 10 ▶ Casual Badminton Group. Come along for Carpark behind St Andrew’s Church (access off See Aug 8. ▶ Gisborne Senior Citizens: Indoor Bowls. a game. Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd, Childers Rd), 8am-midday, $5/car. ▶ Gisborne Country Music Club. Singers and Come along, have a roll-up and meet others. 9am, $5. Details: Raewynne ph 027 256 4351 ▶ Tairawhiti Coffin Club. Design and musicians welcome. Blind Foundation Rooms, Senior Citizens Hall, 30 Grey St, 9-11.30am, or [email protected] decorate a personalised coffin; constructed by 39 Grey St, 1-4pm, $3 incl afternoon tea, $3, ph Arnold 868 5529. ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am-2pm. See Aug 10. a joiner. BCR Joinery, 522 Gladstone Rd, ph Flo 867 7637 or [email protected]