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CAREFULLY DOES IT: The Matai Research team of MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) specialists ARTS & are another step closer to establishing a centre specialising in high-end, advanced imagery of the brain, heart and ENTERTAINMENT musculoskeletal system. A module (pictured) that will temporarily house the 3-Tesla magnetic resonance imaging system PAGES 25-28 was lowered into position on Gisborne Hospital grounds this morning. The MRI machine is expected to arrive later this month and will be craned through the roof. General Electric Healthcare (GEH) will provide Matai with the MRI machine and one of its own scientists.“It’s a platform package with some of the best hardware there is — software that drives the scanner and an in-kind contribution of scientists and other support,” Matai chief executive Dr Samantha Holdsworth told The Gisborne Herald last month. From this platform, Matai’s researchers can develop new methods to diagnose disease. After a month of testing and training the system will go live in September. A permanent building for the MRI on the hospital grounds is planned. Picture by Liam Clayton June median up $100,000 on 2019 by Andrew Ashton

GISBORNE’S median house House price is up $100,000 on the same time last year — the largest percentage increase in the country. Latest Real Estate Institute data shows a 29.4 percent increase in the region’s median price from June 2019 to June 2020 — up from $340,000 to $440,000. “The market is very busy, with price plenty of inquiries, “ REINZ regional director Neville Falconer said. MILLION-DOLLAR HOUSE: This house in Balfour Road, Te Hapara, However, new listings have sold for just over $1m at auction last month, boosting the median decreased 5.1 percent from house price for the month to $440,000. Picture supplied the same time last year, which continues to put pressure on buyer properties selling under the are missing out to investors at demand. hammer or just after auction. auctions,” said Mr Falconer. surge Auctions have remained “There are more first-home popular in the region, with many buyers in the market but many CONTINUED ON PAGE 3

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LOOKING AHEAD Get your SPORTS Gisborne Herald • Completion of round 1 in Poverty Bay premier club home-delivered rugby — top-of-the-table Waikohu v OBM, HSOB v Pirates, Ngatapa v YMP. • Gisborne teams on the road in Pacifi c Premiership football, with United taking on Taradale and Thistle up against Napier City Rovers. • HSOG v Whangara Old Girls is shaping as the premier game of the day as senior netball FOCUS ON THE LAND resumes. TOMORROW SATURDAY The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: John Gillies To nd out more call 869 0620 e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 NEWS 3

$40 MILLION REASONS TO SMILE: With Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at the Olympic Pool Complex for the announcment of $40 million in funding for the redevelopment of the complex are Gisborne District Council chief executive Nedine Thatcher Swann, Mayor Rehette Stoltz and East Coast- based Labour list MP Kiri Allan.

FREESTYLING WITH THE PM: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern chats with young swimmers (from left) Nikau Joseph, Manaia Joseph, Lauren Peters and Tui Joseph at the Olympic Pool Complex earlier this week. Also there were Gisborne district councillor and Greens candidate Meredith Akuhata-Brown (next to the PM) and Labour list MP Kiri Allan (in hat). The PM was in the hometown of partner Clarke Gayford for a short holiday break but made a special point of announcing funding for two shovel-ready redevelopment projects in the district — $40 million for the Olympic Pool Complex and $5m for the Midway Surf Life Saving Club. Left, the PM and Ms Allan share a laugh during an interview with The Gisborne Herald at Peppers Restaurant above the surf club. All pictures by Paul Rickard June prices reflect market confidence $1.86m training boost FROM PAGE 1 in June last year. for shearing industry “In May, the region only sold “In a recent auction when 36 properties, which was to be 10 properties went under the expected, but it left uncertainty ANOTHER funding initiative integrated training model for the two pilot schemes in the Tairawhiti/ hammer, three were sold as coming out of Covid lockdown. under the Provincial Growth Fund shearing and wool handling industry. Hawke’s Bay regions and Otago/ rentals. “The fact that June was back umbrella has been announced, this “This programme will use micro Southland. “Over the next few months, to last year’s sales numbers time involving the shearing industry, credentialing, ‘earn-as-you-learn’ and “Centres of excellence will be access to finance is likely to shows the confidence in the and it will benefit Tairawhiti people, upskilling for up to 150 new shearers created for expert training in shearing improve as banks are starting market. Regional Economic Development and 120 existing shearers,” he said. and wool handling,” Mr Jones said. to work more collaboratively Another interesting point Minister Shane Jones says. “It will target school leavers, “The industry has identified a need with agents to assist was that while there was The Government will invest more unemployed and under-employed for more hands-on training to go purchasers.” interest from outside the than $1.86 million over two years people, career changers and those in with the paper-based qualifications The biggest Gisborne region, around 80 percent of to deliver a pilot programme for the industry who would like to learn currently used in the industry. This residential sale for June was properties sold in May and shearing training. The programme will new skills.” project is the first step towards $1.04 million for a riverbank June went to Gisborne buyers, develop and deliver a sustainable, The programme will initially include meeting that need.” property in Balfour Road, Te which was great for local Hapara. confidence. “It was a great month of “As for the market moving sales, with Gisborne continuing forward, there are a lot of Concerns aired at Patutahi meeting to record the highest people a lot smarter than percentage of auctions across myself trying to predict what’s THE National Party represents There was no appetite to invest in Party candidate for the Labour- the country,” Bayleys Gisborne going to happen, but buyer the values of the East Coast promoting economic growth. held seat of Napier. That sales manager Karen Raureti demand is still strong and is and can lead New Zealand to Constituents were also electorate extends almost to the said. outstripping the local supply. economic recovery, says the party’s concerned about insufficient outskirts of Gisborne, then roughly A variety of properties had “While this continues we candidate for the East Coast seat migration of skilled labour follows State Highway 2 inland as sold, ranging from residential should continue to see what we Tania Tapsell. to fill skilled-job vacancies far as Matawai. to commercial/industrial and are seeing. How long that will She met Patutahi constituents in manufacturing, driving Ms Nimon is the general large-scale farms. last for will be determined by a earlier this week to listen to and the Recognised Seasonal manager of her family’s long- “The highest sale residential large number of factors none of their concerns, and visited Employer scheme that boosts established bus company. of the month was 3 Balfour us can control.” several primary producers in her the horticulture and viticulture East Coast campaign manager Road, Te Hapara, sold under Across New Zealand, campaign to retain the East Coast industries. Pat Seymour told party supporters the hammer. There are a medians rose 9.2 percent in seat for National that has been There were major at the meeting in the Ngatapa number of new listings coming June to $639,000 — up from held by the retiring Anne Tolley infrastructural issues in water clubrooms that Ms Tapsell would to the market and buyers $585,000 in June 2019 and since 2005. storage in preparation for win East Coast. But supporters are still out in force at open $620,000 (a 3.1 percent rise) in Ms Tapsell said major concerns drought and in wastewater and had to ensure their friends homes with over 10 groups per May 2020, included government debt, stormwater. The country had big realised the party vote was more property. “The Waikato region was the uncertainty for the rural sector problems that would get bigger “if important than the electorate vote. “The feeling around town only region in the country with and business confidence, which we don’t get it right now”. The September 19 General is really positive and it is a record median price in June had been declining since before Ms Tapsell was accompanied Election would largely be only getting better and more — a 17.1 percent increase year- the onset of the Covid-19 epidemic. by Katie Nimon — the National determined by the party vote. exciting for those of us lucky on-year to $615,000, which was enough to live here.” up from $525,000,” REINZ chief Property Brokers regional executive Bindi Norwell said. Heavy rain on the way: MetService manager Joe Snee said it was “Gisborne saw the largest THE MetService has issued north of Tolaga Bay and the rain is expected with peak rates “heartening” to see that 54 annual increase in median a heavy rain warning for the ranges from 6pm today to 6pm of 10 to 20 millimetres an hour properties sold in the region price of all the regions, with a district. tomorrow. during Friday morning and early last month, just short of the 57 29.4 percent uplift.” The warning covers an area Between 120mm to 150mm of afternoon. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam FUNDING BOOST: Deaths EIT Tairawhiti carpentry students PAREANGA, Denise Reneta Pareanga. — Sadly and Te Awariki passed away 13th July Lardelli could have 2020, at Waikato more company Hospital. soon following an A service will be held injection of funding at Seventh Day for training and Adventist Church, 7 apprenticeships, Victoria St. Friday, 17th from the July, 10.30am. Government’s In Memoriam WAAKA (WAX) Covid-19 recovery CRAWFORD ♥ plan. 14.6.1947 - LOVEY 16.7.2019 Picture supplied HENERIATA Missing you my PARDOE Dad. Five years today, still Thinking of you miss you heaps. every day. Love you always. Love, Robert, Anaru, Rita, and moko Arohanui, Miha xx Traffic lights out on Sunday A TEMPORARY roundabout will replace the Gladstone Road traffic lights Covid-19 recovery plan on Sunday morning. Scheduled network maintenance at the Gladstone Road traffic lights will take place between 8am and 12 noon. “Eastland Network will be working on the Gladstone Road traffic lights all morning,” Gisborne District Council help for courses at EIT Journeys operations manager Donna McArthur said. “A traffic management team will be in TRAINING and education in Tairawhiti EIT chief executive Chris Collins says December 31, 2022. place, as will a temporary roundabout will be easier and cheaper, thanks to the the support will enable EIT to train more The Apprenticeship Boost (AB), will to ensure the safety for our community Government’s Covid-19 recovery plan. people into skilled jobs and support local support first and second year apprentices while the work is being carried out. We “There is no better time to retrain or businesses. by paying employers up to $18,000 to apologise for any inconvenience this may start a new career,” says EIT Tairawhiti “It gives us the opportunity to increase either employ or keep apprentices across cause.” campus manager Waata Shepherd. capacity and broaden programmes to two years. The government has meet the needs of our AB will be implemented from August earmarked millions regional economies.” 2020 and runs for 20 months. To be Arson investigated of dollars for training This is welcome The Targeted Training eligible for AB, the apprentice must be and education. The news‘ for those who and Apprenticeship Fund enrolled in an approved apprenticeship Targeted Training and lost their job during (TTAF) will support programme. POLICE investigating the arson attack on a Apprenticeship Fund learners of all ages to EIT offers three apprenticeship property in Sterling Park off Back Ormond Road and the Apprenticeship the pandemic or undertake education and programmes, carpentry, automotive and on Tuesday night are still working to establish a Boost are two support who were already training during the the horticulture trainee programme that possible motive for the incident. packages which will help thinking about Covid-19 recovery period. will be fully covered by the subsidy. A molotov cocktail style incendiary device was New Zealanders remain in The fund will “The removal of fees for thrown at a garage on the property shortly before and find employment and retraining. automatically cover the apprenticeships and targeted training midnight Tuesday night. training. ’ fees for a wide range of EIT programmes will make these programmes Police said this morning their inquiry into the “This is welcome news level 3 to 7 programmes attractive to both new learners and incident remains “active”. for those who lost their job during the in primary industries, construction, people looking to upskill. It will also They have appealed for information about it, pandemic or who were already thinking community and health, mechanical relieve some of the burden on employers and want to hear from anyone who was in that about retraining. For the next two-and-a- engineering and technology, electrical who in the past covered some of their part of the city on Tuesday night and may have half years this will be a lot easier — and engineering and road transport. apprentices’ study fees,” said Mr seen suspicious activity in the Sterling Park area. cheaper,” he said. The TTAF scheme runs out on Collins. Wardens allow ‘leeway’ as Keep dog details parking meters updated up to date, GDC by Aaron van Delden so a $1 payment will give you one hour of parking, advises owners HOLD on to your coins regardless of the time — some metered car parks shown on the meter,” said in downtown Gisborne are Helen Montgomery, the IF YOUR dog goes missing, the body to them, or give them cheaper than advertised. council’s environmental or worse, has been found dead, the opportunity to collect it. Gisborne District Council services and protection the only way for Gisborne “This particular dog did have decided in May to make director. District Council to return it a microchip and the animal all metered parking $1 per Wardens were “applying to the owner is if the dog is control officer contacted the hour, down from up to $2 leeway” but fines would be registered and contact details owner, but the owner no longer per hour. issued to those parked in are up to date. lived in the district and advised The $1 parking, along the same metered spot for The council received a call she had not had the dog since with free parking after more than two hours, Ms recently from a Gisborne 2015.” 3pm, was to come into effect Montgomery said. resident about a dog killed by The dog had not been on June 2 to encourage Updated meters, such as more people to visit the MONEY EATERS: The new parking rate those in Gladstone Road, a motorist and found lying up registered with the council town centre in the wake of of $1 per hour applies even for parking display the new $1 rate against a fence. since 2015. Covid-19. meters displaying the old higher charges. and 8.30am-3pm weekday “Our standard procedure for “As we could not locate an However, The Gisborne enforcement period. dealing with deceased dogs owner, our contractor Waste Herald has discovered that All the city’s 806 is advising an animal control Management was engaged not all parking meters have been updated with metered car parks were expected to be updated officer, who attends and scans to remove the dog,” said Mr the new price, including those on Lowe and by the end of the month, Ms Montgomery said. the body for a microchip,” GDC Hannam. Bright streets, which are still charging $1.50 or The cheaper parking regime will be in place animal control team leader “It’s important that people $2 for an hour’s parking. for 12 months while a more permanent policy is Ross Hannam said. register their dogs so in this “You need to pay for your park as per usual, thrashed out. “If the owner is found we situation we can find the owner contact them and often take and have the dog returned.” The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 NEWS 5 Pleased about high job uptake

NEARLY 400 people on the East Coast have been able to get back into work since May, the Ministry of Social Development LEARNING says. NEW TRICKS: One initiative helping that is the MSD Wheels, Ministry of Social Development’s Wheels, Tracks and Tracks and Rollers pre-employment Rollers training training scheme, which came to life after co-ordinator Guy the transport industry identified a need Allan discussing for skilled drivers. all things health About 40 people are expected to and safety with complete the Wheels, Tracks and Rollers some of his crew. programme by the end of August. Each intake supports 10 participants. Picture by the Nineteen have completed their training Black Balloon and 17 graduates have been placed into work. The course, part of the Tairawhiti Economic Support Package (TESP), into work each month throughout great people and delivering services Local employers who have taken people includes first aid, traffic control Aotearoa. that provide pathways to sustainable on fresh from their training have been management, practical work with “In May this year 394 came off benefit and meaningful employment and this impressed. machinery, health and safety training. and into work on the East Coast. initiative is addressing that. Contractors Cranswick Enterprises has The end result is a wheels, tracks and “I want to acknowledge the success Guy Allan, a trucking operator with employed six graduates. rollers qualification through EIT. in delivering this training. It shows extensive background in machinery and Managing director Kim Cranswick said While initially aimed at helping commitment in addressing our infrastructure, has been overseeing and the training and qualifications they had displaced forestry workers, the scope of clients’ needs through the growth and co-ordinating the training programme. received meant they were work-ready and the TESP has been broadened to include development of local jobseekers.” “The success of the training and able to hit the ground running. all who have been affected by Covid-19, Post-placement support is provided to high job uptake shows how much the “It’s been great, and given them a great and aims to provide work and training newly employed staff by Turanga Ararau community is supporting those impacted start. for up to 300 people within the Tairawhiti to make sure people are settling into their by job displacement. ”Now that they’re with us, they will region. new work environment and have a long- “It’s a real community team effort from be working hard to gain their level three MSD regional commissioner Annie term career pathway. everyone; everybody coming together to qualification in Civil Earthworks. Aranui said the results had been pleasing. MSD was committed to helping clients make things happen for people and their “Provincial Growth Funding from here “We are assisting thousands of people into work by connecting employers with families.” will help us to do that,“ he said. KNOWMEANSNO TOUR with Family First NZ’s Bob McCoskrie & Nick Tuitasi

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Authorised by Family First NZ, 28 Davies Ave, Manukau City 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 Reshuffle ‘far from minor’ Kaye and Adams resign, Bridges back in shadow cabinet

WELLINGTON — National MPs a very senior role in her team, it was a Nikki Kaye and Amy Adams have both different role to the one I’d stayed on for. confirmed their resignations today and On that basis, I think the time is right for will not contest the September election. me to revert back to my original decision.” National leader Judith Collins has Adams said she would have been open unveiled her party’s new portfolios — to staying if she was offered the Covid extending an olive branch to Simon portfolio. Bridges and giving Todd Muller a senior “But that’s not the role they saw for role. me and the leader’s right. I have nothing Former leader Simon Bridges is the but support for her leadership and her fourth highest ranked in her shadow decision.” cabinet. A former Crown prosecutor, he Adams wouldn’t say if she voted for also gets the justice portfolio. Collins but said she was “very happy with Collins described the man rolled by the combination that walked out of the Todd Muller as leader as “a very hard- caucus room”. working MP and highly intelligent”. Adams said she had “absolutely no Bridges is ranked beneath Paul regrets” about anything she’d done over Goldsmith, who has finance, and Gerry the last few months. Brownlee — who has been put in charge “You go into these things because you of Covid-19 recovery, GCSB and SIS. Amy believe in them and I absolutely believed Adams says losing this portfolio prompted DIVERSE LINE-UP: New National leader Judith Collins has unveiled her reshuffled in what we were doing. I still believe in her decision today to retire. caucus. Amy Adams and Nikki Kaye confirmed their resignations this morning and will the work that the party is doing and the Collins insisted that Kaye and Adams not contest the September election. NZ Herald picture caucus is doing. leaving was not a sign they couldn’t work “It ended in a way that no one would under her leadership. toll on her.” Former leader Todd Muller, who quit have predicted or hoped and when things She also didn’t agree it was a case of Collins said it was important they made as leader on Tuesday, has been placed at change, there are a number of consequent “rats fleeing a sinking ship”. the right decisions for themselves and number eight and now holds the trade changes that flow from them.” “People come and go in politics all the they had Collins’ “eternal respect and portfolio. He will be taking a couple of Adams said she’d exchanged a few texts time,” Collins said. gratitude”. weeks leave, Collins said, and he was with former leader Todd Muller since his She noted that the average term of an Collins said had spoken to every “very very happy” to have the trade shock resignation on Tuesday. MP was four years and they’d both been National MP last night. responsibility. One of the reasons she and Kaye were in Parliament since 2008. She has given herself one portfolio — Nicola Willis gets education — a able to make the decision to resign was Collins said the pair’s retirement national security. portfolio previously held by Kaye. Willis because they were confident the team was shouldn’t be a “big surprise”, noting that New health spokesman Shane Reti — had worked “very well” with Kaye, who in “very good hands”. Kaye was “very tied up” with the previous who replaced Michael Woodhouse in the was “absolutely adamant” she should get Collins had “every chance” of winning leadership role. role — has been given a sizable promotion education, Collins said. the election and Adams believed she “I’m not so pleased that they’re leaving as well: he now ranks number five. National’s new leader said the new line- would make “an exceptional prime — but I understand it.” However, Woodhouse remains on the up shows the “diverse range of talent and minister”. Collins said of Kaye: “She is the bravest front bench. wealth of experience among the National Kaye was expected to retain her person I know but she has found the “I made my decision on Michael Party ranks”. Auckland Central electorate, where she deputy leadership role has taken a big Woodhouse, that is my decision.” Hutt South MP Chris Bishop has has previously beaten Jacinda Ardern been given the shadow leader of the twice. House responsibility and is promoted to Adams had already announced she National’s front bench. would be leaving politics but had changed GET READY FOR WINTER Veteran MP Nick Smith is back in the her mind when Todd Muller became shadow cabinet, with Collins saying he leader. Providing protection had the most tenacity she had seen in The loss of two experienced and high- against complications politics “bar my own”. profile female MPs presents a significant of the common cold Former Prime Minister Sir John Key headache for Collins, who is due to has praised Kaye and Adams’ contribution announce her reshuffle at Parliament at for up to 3 months. — and says new leader Collins now needs 10am today. the party’s “complete support”. Earlier today, Collins thanked Kaye and ONLY Adams told The New Zealand Herald Adams for their “incredible contributions she decided to quit when Collins didn’t let at very senior levels with consistent her keep the Covid-19 recovery portfolio dedication to their work and to their $14.99 she’d come out of retirement for. constituencies”. “The thing that convinced me to come “They are both highly skilled GET YOURS NOW! back was an offer to lead the Covid professionals who will continue to make recovery policy work. That is a role I a difference in their next careers,” Collins Gloves and hand sanitiser really couldn’t turn down. said. available for sale in good quantities. 17278-21 “With the change in leadership — and I “I thank them for everything they have supported Judith coming through — she’s done for the National Party and New Ballance Street Village got an opportunity about how she wants Zealand politics over the years. to structure her team. “I wish them the very best for the 867 3038 Open late 7 days “And while she made me an offer of future.” — NZ Herald 33356-05

Enterprise Nissan | 323 Gladstone Road, Gisborne | [email protected] | T 06 867 8368 | enterprisegisborne.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Dame Val gets her own Barbie Fire alarm by Bethany Reitsma, NZ Adams was heavily involved Herald with the design process from tips out folk the word go and says the team AUCKLAND — Olympic who created her doll were champion Dame Valerie “awesome” to work with. in isolation Adams never thought she’d The doll comes with a tiny look at a Barbie doll and see shot and sports bag and by Lincoln Tan, NZ Herald her own face staring back at features Adams’ signature gold her. hoop earrings, hairstyle and AUCKLAND — An Auckland The celebrated athlete even a replica watch. The role Covid-19 isolation hotel was has become the second Kiwi model dolls are not for sale. evacuated yesterday after its fire woman to be immortalised as “They got all the details alarm was triggered. Fire and an official New Zealand Barbie right,” Adams says. “I have six Emergency were called to Rydges Role Model. tattoos on my body that Hotel around 3.30pm. Toymaker Mattel’s campaign are quite important “An alarm had been activated but honours trailblazing women to me, and they it was a false alarm,” a Fire and from around the globe, by definitely Emergency spokeswoman said. creating one-of-a-kind dolls in showcased me. People at the hotel were asked to their likeness. When I look leave their rooms. “I’m six foot four (1.9m), I’m at the Barbie, The Rydges Hotel has been a big Pacific Island woman. all I see is housing returning New Zealanders Never in my mind would I me. The bun, and travellers during their 14-day have thought something like the hoops, all IMMORTALISED: Dame Valerie Adams is managed isolation in an effort to this would be possible,” Adams the rest of it. excited she’s been chosen by toymaker stop Covid-19 from spreading. One told The New Zealand Herald. My strapping Mattel as a role model with the Val Adams witness said people were loaded onto The acclaimed shot putter, I wear when I’m Barbie doll. Pictures supplied waiting buses. who never owned a Barbie as throwing,” Adams “They were all wearing masks, a girl, said she was shocked said. that looks like first one she will own will be and three defence personnel counted when approached to become The mum-of-two saw them, it makes them one modelled on her mum. everyone on and off the bus,” the one of just over 50 women to the honour as a chance to feel normal — to be able to “That for me is quite witness said. be made a “role model” since celebrate diversity and what see something in their own important because all of a Hotel staff including a fire the campaign began in 2015. a role model looks like for a likeness is quite exciting. sudden there’s something that warden, also wearing masks, were “To have them choose me young girl in 2020. “I have a daughter and I looks like her. supervising the guests in and out of was surprising but also very “It’s a way that I can reach have a responsibility to be a “It’s even got my freckles the hotel. exciting,” Adams says. “It’s an out to young girls here in positive role model for her.” which I’m quite excited about,” “Several of the evacuees looked amazing campaign and I’m New Zealand and the Pacific Her daughter, Kimoana, Adams added, noting her fairly excited by the brief break in really honoured to be a part Islands. almost 3, has also never had excitement in sharing the their quarantine routine,” said the of it.” “If they can see something her own Barbie, and now the experience with her daughter. witness. One soldier was overheard saying “everything went as planned” to a member of the public, but would not speak to The New Zealand Herald Kiwis urged to use app about the operation. The Covid-19 All of Government Response Group said it was looking Ministers ask for wider uptake of NZ Covid Tracer into the incident.

by Amelia Wade, NZ Herald download and use the Government’s app. be scaled up by the end of next month to “We’ve created a system that works — make 20,000 phone calls per day. WELLINGTON — As the Prime now we’re asking people to use it,” Bloomfield said even just downloading Minister prepares the country for Ardern said. the app would mean the Health Ministry We’ve possible regional Covid-19 outbreaks, Since stepping into the Health Minister would have up-to-date contact details, the Government’s slow development of role two weeks ago, Chris Hipkins has which would greatly help tracing efforts. got you high-tech contact-tracing aids is drawing spoken almost daily about how important He also outlined new testing criteria, criticism. the app is. which should ensure people with covered More than $2.6 million has been spent But daily poster scans have remained respiratory symptoms who are at higher on the NZ Covid Tracer app but each minimal at about 10,000 a day. risk of complications are tested. person who’s downloaded the app has That equates to 0.2 percent of the It’s hoped broadening the advice would • Key Person only used it twice on average. population, based on the generous return testing numbers to about 4000 a Business Cover Ministers yesterday signalled it could assumption each scan is one person using day after a drop-off in the past fortnight. • Plant & soon be mandatory for businesses to the app. And on average, each of the Public health expert Nick Wilson, Machinery Contact us at GFS on 868 8313 display QR codes and that money will be 596,000 people who have downloaded the a professor at Otago University, has • Motor Vehicle 333 Childers Road, Gisborne spent on promoting wider uptake of the app have used it 2.3 times. countered Ardern’s claim the app is “a • KiwiSaver and info@gisfi n.co.nz app. Jacinda Ardern yesterday announced “We’ve got the framework there for a good system”. Retirement www.gisfi n.co.nz the Covid-19 response framework, which gold-standard contact-tracing system, but “How can they imagine it’s a good planning would move different regions up alert it is reliant on all of us playing our role,” system if no one’s using it.” levels if there was an outbreak. Hipkins said. Ardern said the bluetooth-enabled • Life Insurance A vital part of that plan was rapidly Director General of Health Ashley CovidTracer Card was still being trialled and Mortgages • Health tracing close contacts and Ardern Bloomfield said the app was “an adjunct” and officials were considering a wearable 30326-01 implored every New Zealander to to the contact-tracing system, which will “dongle”. • Home & Contents Keep busy indoors

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CHRISTCHURCH — A man “Des heroically saved the lives child subsequently passed away. A pulled two of his children to safety of his two other young children further deceased child was located but his desperate attempts to and suffered injuries himself after in an unsurvivable bedroom.” rescue two others were in vain as a re-entering the burning house in More than $80,000 in donations fire tore through their family home an attempt to save Brayden and have so far come in for the family. in Christchurch. Arianna,” says a Givealittle page Ashley Looyer has established Eight-year-old Brayden and set up for the family. the Givealittle page to support the 9-month-old Arianna died in the family. blaze — with reports Brayden was “Your donations will help the found near the room of his sister No parent should have to family of Brayden and Arianna and indications he might have been endure that horror. cover funeral costs and help them trying to save her from the inferno. ‘ get back on their feet without In an interview with The —Givealittle’ donor the financial burden that will Press in Christchurch, Brayden’s accompany this horrific loss,” the grandmother, Angela Martin, page reads. said the children’s mother, Nicole “Nicole, Des and their two Many people expressed their Mulligan, had called her in a surviving children, 6-year-old Lucas condolences on the page, leaving hysterical state soon after the and 2-year-old Brianna, face the messages of sympathy and love. fire in Vivian Street, Burwood on reality of losing their children, One donor said: “No parent Tuesday night. siblings, home and possessions, all should have to endure that horror.” “She said to me, ‘my babies have in one night.” Another said they were “sending died, I’m having a nightmare’.” Fire and Emergency assistant strength and love”. Nicole’s partner Des Cooke, the area commander Mike Bowden told NZ Gift of Love and Strength father of Arianna, had rescued two MediaWorks an investigation into a Christchurch-based charity is of the four children in the house how the fire started was under way. taking donations for the family, but flames and smoke forced him “One child was rescued by which can be dropped of at the local HEARTBREAKING LOSS: Brayden, 8, and Arianna, 9 and a neighbour to retreat as they firefighters during search and Little Explorers Preschool. months, died in a house fire in the Christchurch suburb of tried to save the other two. rescue operations. Tragically, this — NZ Herald Burwood on Tuesday night. Picture supplied

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Mitre 10 Park chief executive Jock The dramatic rescue happened around 7am Mackintosh described the actions of as a motorist tried to cross a ford on Falls Road, those who had torn up the grass of the north of Warkworth. park’s warm-up track near the Percival The driver was quickly swept downstream in Road entrance as “30 seconds of lunacy”. the murky rain-swollen waters, coming to rest at The damage will cost about $1500 least 10 metres away from the road. to fix, the equivalent of a school hiring Warkworth Volunteer Fire Brigade chief fire the athletics track for three days, but officer Devon Flewellyn said a passing motorist the true cost could be to the entire was about to turn back — realising the ford was community. impassable — when he noticed headlights in the Mackintosh says it is not the first water. time it’s happened, and may result in He said they realised it was a vehicle. the park being fenced off after hours, “The guy had attempted to drive across it and impacting those who use it at that time got swept down the river. He ended up in a big for walking and exercise. pool. Mackintosh says the latest damage, “Luckily the car got wedged on a rock in the the last big one was in 2018, is believed middle of the river.” to have been caused by burnouts With the water still rising, the man took to the overnight on Tuesday. only part of the vehicle that was not underwater, There were lots of people who will ‘30 SECONDS OF LUNACY’: Mitre 10 Park Hawke’s Bay CEO Jock Mackintosh Flewellyn said. know who caused the damage and they says recurring burnouts are “extraordinarily frustrating.” Hawke’s Bay Today picture “The guy managed to climb out of the window were offering a $250 reward to anyone and was sitting on the roof of his ute.” with information which will lead to “The drop-kicks who did this are likely “In language that these guys might Firefighters threw a rope and a lifejacket to the prosecution of the offenders repairing to have brothers, sisters or cousins using understand, if I popped round and man who was wet and cold. their damage. this facility.” coined their car, I think they’d be pretty “And then we threw another rope across to The substantial damage is in an area The park has to fundraise about 40 upset by that. him and then got him to jump in the water and which will be used at the New Zealand percent of its operating costs so sports “Hopefully they can think of this in pulled him to safety.” athletic championships next year. players can pay less to use the facilities. those terms.” Flewellyn said when the man got out of the It is also used daily by the community Some of the fundraising dollars will Mackintosh said it would be very water he was thankful but extremely cold. and will be out of action until spring now have to go towards repairing the difficult to cover the whole park in “We gave him some warm clothes to put on. when the grass can grow. damage. security cameras, and often those He was pretty wet and cold but otherwise fine.” “Thirty seconds of lunacy has put it Mackintosh says the issue is damages happened after dark in unlit He said it was pretty touch and go given the out of action for several months. “extraordinarily frustrating”. areas. conditions. — NZ Herald Report damns ‘code of silence’ Operation Respect ‘should no longer be left solely to NZDF’ by David Fisher, NZ Herald Dr Carol MacDonald after research and for military leaders to be “visibly and There was also a need to shift the interviews with more than 400 military authentically engaged” with Operation perception from Operation Respect being WELLINGTON — Our military’s personnel, found sexual abuse and Respect, and for this to filter down “the voice out of Wellington” and to find Operation Respect programme to assault — from bullying and harassment through all command levels to the point ways to engage different parts of the eliminate harmful and inappropriate through to physical sexual violence — where it was a performance requirement organisation. “This can’t be ‘one size fits sexual behaviour is destined to fail continued to have “serious impacts” on for non-commissioned officers. all’.” without fundamental change, an the wellbeing of NZDF’s 12,000 personnel. In terms of managing Operation Clark said the part of the report that oversight report has found. “We also heard how the NZDF’s failure Respect, the report found leadership lines had the greatest personal impact on him The independent report from the to act or resolve situations in a timely were confused, funding was insufficient was the term “Code of Silence”. Ministry of Defence is a damning way often compounded the original and the roles and responsibilities of those In an interview in February, Clark dissection of the NZ Defence Force’s trauma and resulted in highly stressful involved were unclear. told The Herald that he was personally culture-changing project, launched in situations for all of those concerned, NZDF’s specialist sexual abuse available to take complaints from those 2016 to stamp out sexual abuse, assaults including wider personnel and staff.” response team was over-stretched, had a who had suffered abuse and assault and harassment. The Ministry of Defence review high turnover and there was a “real risk and had done so — even leaving his It has found a “lack of transparency commended NZDF for setting up of the entire team leaving the NZDF”. Wellington desk to fly and meet with and accountability” in NZDF’s progress in Operation Respect, saying the The Herald was given the Ministry of complainants. addressing sexual violence, harassment establishment of Sexual Assault Response Defence review by the NZ Defence Force One of the trigger factors for the and discrimination. Teams and sexual ahead of its public establishment of Operation Respect was The report also identified a “code of ethics training release, along with a the conviction of Royal NZ Air Force silence” that stopped people raising across the entire It has found a “lack briefing by Chief of Sergeant Robert Roper, who was sent to concerns because “they fear the organisation provided Air Force, Air Vice prison for 13 years on 20 counts of raping repercussions and do not trust NZ a good foundation for of transparency and Marshall Andrew and sexually assaulting his daughters Defence Force processes and systems”. generational change. accountability” in NZDF’s Clark, the services’ and others. There were also problems with But it said “there progress in addressing champion of Operation An inquiry into Roper’s service found the culture of military discipline and has been insufficient Respect. a permissive culture allowed him to command that made it difficult to speak progress since the plan sexual violence, harassment Doing so allowed carry out a tyranny of abuse and assault out against behaviour or decisions made was launched”. and discrimination. Clark to offer NZDF’s against his children and others — by those higher in the hierarchy. It had failed to win response to the bleak including Air Force colleagues. “A strong and repeated view is that over staff, with many and blunt statements Tracey Thompson, one of Roper’s there is nowhere to go.” spoken to saying “they about Operation daughters, said it had been expected it In an astonishing recommendation, believe the approach is reactive or tick- Respect at the same time as the report would take a generation for change to the Ministry of Defence review said box, more about making the NZDF ‘look was released. take hold in NZDF. measuring the success of Operation good’ rather than changing the culture”. Clark said there was an awareness “They had to get everyone in charge on Respect should no longer be left solely to It found there were examples of inside NZDF that Operation Respect was board. They had to come around to the NZDF. Operation Respect being used in “a failing to deliver on promises made in fact this was happening.” Instead, it has recommended the joking, if not derogatory manner”. some regards. But she felt angry and disappointed Auditor-General carry out a review of The Herald has had service personnel However, he said the Ministry of after reading the report and had expected NZDF progress every two years for the refer to it as “Operation Don’t Rape Defence review showed greater problems NZDF to have made greater progress. next 20 years. The New Zealand Herald Anyone”. than had been anticipated. She said some aspects of the report has been told the Chief of Defence Air The report found the majority of the He said it highlighted the need for highlighted areas she and her sisters had Marshal Kevin Short has already had work done appeared to be focused on NZDF to maintain a constant effort to warned NZDF of four years ago, including discussions with Auditor-General John responding to complaints and supporting make Operation Respect sustainable. In the need for external oversight and Ryan. those who had raised incidents or issues, contrast, the report showed it had been reporting paths. It also urged NZDF to make available with little done to build a prevention “losing momentum and losing focus”. “NZDF shouldn’t be policing itself,” said an external means for people to raise culture. He said he welcomed the review every Thompson. complaints, recommending it meet with Of those prevention steps taken, it said two years. She said Operation Respect needed to the Chief Ombudsman to find a way for they appeared to be “light-touch” and Clark said it was now recognised be taught at basic training when new its personnel to raise issues outside the “untested” and “do not appear to be part greater effort was needed to permeate the recruits came into the services. military. of a deliberate strategy”. change required by Operation Respect “It was always going to take time but The report, written by Debbie Teale and The report also spoke of the need throughout NZDF. NZDF has got a lot of work to do.” 10 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 Qantas puts its Our Govt urged not to international follow the UK over ban bookings on by Nicholas Pointon, RNZ wide ranging effects if the hold until 2021 government implemented a AUCKLAND — The similar UK-style ban, such SYDNEY — Qantas has sacked about 20 telecommunications industry as the possibility of a delayed percent of its workforce and stopped taking will face big costs if the New roll out of 5G, as Huawei’s new bookings for international flights until Zealand government follows technology was considered to at least March next year. Britain’s lead in banning be industry-leading by many Last month, group chief executive Huawei equipment from 5G experts. Alan Joyce had signalled the move, and networks, according to an “It does also mean . . . that announced the carrier would ground about industry insider. the number of 5G providers 100 aircraft and park some of the A380s for British Prime Minister Boris that could provide services in “at least three years”. Johnson has ordered Huawei’s New Zealand is reduced. Yesterday, the Australian national carrier technology to be removed from “So therefore, the officially removed international flight the country’s 5G networks competitive tension that occurs bookings — bar New Zealand — from their by 2027 after the United at that level when you’re website until March 28, 2021. States raised ongoing security buying a network . . . it won’t Aviation commentator Geoffery Thomas concerns. be as strong as it would be told Checkpoint the outlook was grim, but In January, the minister before.” people still wanted to travel and it was in charge of the country’s Young said it would also needed as an economic enabler for the spy agency, the GCSB, ruled impact consumers access to tourism industry. “One of the things that out using the UK’s approach well-priced services. we’re hoping for is that maybe we can to Huawei technology as a In a statement, the do a travel bubble that involves Western blueprint for New Zealand. telecommunications company Australia, the Northern Territory and New BAN HERE ‘NOT THAT SIMPLE’: But Telecommunications The telco industry in New 2degrees said developments in Zealand, and exclude New South Wales Users Association chief Zealand ‘could face big costs’ if we follow Britain’s lead in the United Kingdom were of and Victoria until such time they get the executive Craig Young said the banning Huawei equipment from 5G networks, an industry interest but doesn’t impact the Covid cases down to zero. We can’t stay in government could follow suit insider has said. AFP picture company as it does not have isolation forever, we have to get moving and due to pressure from other built, they’re not just simply kit and putting someone any 5G equipment to swap out. have to work around these issues.” Five Eyes members. saying this piece of equipment else’s in because they don’t Similarly, Spark said it has Thomas said Qantas’ move would He said if it did, New just does this little piece of all work the same either. I taken a multi-vendor approach definitely help save on costs of crew and Zealand telecommunications work here on this network. You would think there would be to its roll-out and had already fuel. “There’s no chance that they’re going companies with Huawei can’t just say this is the 5G significant amounts of work obtained approval to use to operate aircraft at a loss ... you’ll go out equipment in their core network — all the networks and some costs to take this Nokia’s 5G Ran equipment. of business very quickly doing that.” network would need to replace are integrated these days. type of equipment out of their — RNZ The airline has parked its grounded expensive hardware. “It’s not just a simple networks.” aircraft in the US’s Mojave Desert, which “The way these networks are matter of taking someone’s Young said there would be See also page 12 Thomas said was an ideal place for long- term storage of planes. “A lot of planes are going to the Californian desert, there are lots of aircraft parks there which are set up for cocooning Local investors brace for big data day aeroplanes and maintaining them. “Because that’s a big part of it, there’s WELLINGTON — A slew of Chinese data including gross the Nasdaq advanced 0.7 The S&P/NZX 50 Index a lot of day-to-day or week-to-week economic figures spanning the domestic product, industrial percent. rose 1 percent to 11,610.52 maintenance required to make sure these Asia Pacific region will occupy production and retail sales will Goldman Sachs impressed yesterday on optimism over airplanes are in perfect condition so you investors today, following an provide a steer on the health investors as its reliance the Moderna drug trial. need the engineer facilities to make that upbeat lead from Wall Street. of New Zealand’s two biggest on trading and investment Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 happen.” New Zealand’s consumers trading partners. banking insulated it from futures are up 27 points at It appeared New Zealand and Australian price index is expected to The kiwi dollar rose to 65.70 writing down consumer 6058. airlines were taking on a difficult dynamic have shrunk 0.5 percent in US cents at 8am in Wellington loans, while strong trading On the political trail, PM to simulate travel for the tourism industry the June quarter, slowing the from 65.49 cents yesterday, in equity and bond markets Jacinda Ardern was leading while also struggling to make ends meet, annual pace of inflation to 1.4 joining a rally in commodity- underpinned earnings growth. a group of ministers in a visit Thomas said. percent from the 2.5 percent sensitive currencies including Craigs Investment Partners’ to Invercargill. The town Meanwhile, for travellers elsewhere, “the pace it was running at before the Norwegian krone and the head of investment banking is poised to face a massive philosophy appears to be suppression of the nation was locked down Canadian dollar. Brett Shepherd yesterday said downturn when the Tiwai Covid is acceptable and we’ll live with that”. in response to the Covid-19 Brent crude oil rose 1.8 he was bullish on the local Point smelter closes next year. “Air travel globally is now approximately pandemic. percent to US$43.65 a barrel outlook for debt and equity Meanwhile, the National 50 percent what it was pre-Covid times, so The data will be noisy after US stockpiles fell more capital markets and merger Party’s new leader, Judith US, China, Europe, they’re all travelling.” because of the Covid impact than expected last week. and acquisition activity, Collins, unveiled a caucus Thomas said there had been a very and ANZ Bank New Zealand The NZX also has a tailwind with buyers able to access reshuffle this morning in what significant bounce back, with travel down economist Liz Kendall and behind it with Wall Street unprecedented levels of capital has been a tumultuous week just 45-50 percent on pre-Covid levels, rates strategist Jack Chambers stronger on yesterday’s and at a low cost. for the party. Former deputy compared to the International Air Transport both expect the Reserve Bank encouraging result in a small Financial stocks on the leader Nikki Kaye announced Association’s earlier figure of 90 percent. will look through the numbers trial of an experimental Covid NZX include the dual-listed her retirement this morning. However, in the transtasman it was and focus on the long-term vaccine. lenders Australia & New Senior National Party MP Amy probably down to 10-15 percent, he said. outlook for inflation. The S&P 500 Index was up Zealand Banking Group and Adams then announced her Although, Qantas said it would be Later in the day, Australian 1.1 percent in late trading, Westpac Banking Corp, and resignation shortly before this reviewing the international flight services in employment figures for June while the Dow Jones Industrial local financial services firm morning’s reshuffle unveiling. July next year. — RNZ and a bevy of second-quarter Average rose 0.8 percent and Heartland Group. — BusinessDesk

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY The benchmark was led higher by Vista Group Davies said the news was still rippling International, a cinema software developer through the market as investors worked through which is vulnerable to lockdowns. Its shares the uncertainty the decision had injected into WELLINGTON — New Zealand shares rose recession stopper” and reports of progress rose 4.2 percent to $1.25, trimming its year-to- the energy sector. for a third day as investors welcomed interim overwhelmed any negative sentiment from the date loss to 63.6 percent. Contact Energy rose 2.1 percent to $5.72. The results of a Covid-19 vaccine trial which showed rising number of virus cases in the US. Auckland International Airport advanced 1.9 firm announced it had rearranged its leadership a positive immune response to the virus. “There is a lot of water to go under the percent to $6.09, Tourism Holdings rose 1.7 team to focus on developing capacity and The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 116.38 points, to bridge, but any slightly good news on that front percent to $1.80 and Air New Zealand increased growing demand as the sector goes through 11,610.52. Within the index, 34 stocks rose and is treated warmly by the market,” said Grant 1.2 percent to $1.305. a period of transition in preparation of the 16 fell. Turnover was $186.9 million. Davies, an investment advisor at Hamilton Oceania Healthcare advanced 3.1 percent at smelter’s closure. The experimental vaccine, developed by Hindin Greene. $1. The stock has been touted as an alternative Trustpower fell 0.1 percent to $6.93. It said in biotech company Moderna, safely induced an The market had been further supported by option to Metlifecare — in the process of being an operating report that retail activity reduced immune response against Covid-19 in all 45 stronger-than-expected economic data in recent acquired by a private equity firm — for investors during level 4 lockdown and has been slower participants, researchers reported in The New weeks, he said. who want long-term exposure to the retirement to ramp back up than other market participants. England Journal of Medicine. Asian markets were mixed, Australia’s S&P/ sector. Accounts decreased by approximately 2000 Moderna has now announced that a phase NZX 200 was up 1.6 percent while Hong Kong’s Summerset Group Holdings advanced 2.4 across the quarter. three test of the vaccine, involving 30,000 Hang Seng Index was down 0.3 percent. percent to $7.35 and Arvida Group rose 2 SkyCity Entertainment Group rose 2 percent people, would begin on July 27 and would be That followed a strong night on Wall Street percent to $1.51. Metlifecare crept closer to the to $2.52. Research firm Jarden upgraded completed by late October. where the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq both $6 takeover price, rising 0.2 percent to $5.90. SkyCity’s target price, bringing it to $2.85. The news helped to spur a rally on equity gained roughly 1 percent while the Dow Jones Fisher & Paykel Healthcare rose 2.8 percent The addition of equity from the recent capital markets as investors hoped the vaccine would Industrial Index rose more than 2 percent. to $37.20. raising and full earnings recovery now expected pave the way for fast economic recovery from Davies said “the usual suspects”, or stocks Genesis Energy rose 2.8 percent to $2.94, by financial year 2023, made the current the virus-induced recession. that have been hit the hardest by virus-related retracing some of its losses following the valuation attractive, the analysts said. Stephen Innes, global market strategist at selling, were making gains on the local market sudden announcement the Tiwai Point Napier Port dropped 2.3 percent to $3.45. AxiCorp, said a vaccine would be “the ultimate in response to the vaccine news. aluminium smelter would be closed next year. — BusinessDesk The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 OPINION 11 EDITORIAL Rerouting trucks a cost-benefit fail Consulting now on by Phil Newdick Adding to the number of trucks using Awapuni maintenance, it will increase the maintenance Road may shift a small part of the perceived by the extra distance travelled which will city freight routes AS a long-time resident of problem, but it will not remove it. be somewhere between 4 and 6 kilometres Ormond Road and a Gisborne Rather than reducing the number of access depending on the route chosen. Any savings Our columnist today kicks off ratepayer, I am concerned roads to the city, we should be increasing them. made on Ormond Road and Back Ormond Road community discussion on this about the proposal to confine Damage to the road and residents’ concerns would be used to cover the extra damage to page on an important issue for the logging trucks to Awapuni about the laden trucks could be relieved simply Awapuni Road. many residents and our primary Road. by following Auckland’s lead and reducing the And to those who say “but the NZ Transport Re-routing of logging trucks speed limit on Ormond Road. Agency fully-funds state highway maintenance”, production sector. It is especially to Awapuni Road will cause more expense Although I have only visual evidence to base ratepayers and taxpayers to me are one important for the forestry industry and problems than it will cure. If, as I assume, this assumption on, we notice any movement to and the same. I also think that the cost of and those who live along existing restrictions on Ormond Road will be based on our house follows a truck in a hurry; I might add, maintenance on the detours would more than and proposed logging truck routes. weight, then unladen logging trucks and the not just logging trucks. offset the taxpayer subsidy — remembering that In announcing the community existing local transport would still be using The extra time taken for the trucks to get to maintenance on Ormond and Back Ormond roads consultation effort on heavy vehicle Ormond Road. the wharf would not be as great as the detours will still be an issue, as the traffic would only be routes at the start of this week, As there is no practical alternative route to recommended in the WSP report, or involve the marginally reduced. acting council CEO David Wilson said the wharf for the logs being harvested in the extra distance. The distance saved on the Back Ormond Road there was no doubt that having two Riverside Road area, laden trucks from this forest A slower speed limit would also encourage is 10.2km and the added distance to SH2 would routes through our city impacted the would still be using Ormond Road to get to the trucks coming off SH2 to continue along SH2 and be 3.2km via Harper Road. The millions of dollars wharf. The reduction in trucking along Ormond use the Awapuni Road route. required to upgrade/realign intersections etc community significantly. Road would be minimal. I have timed the trip from Fitzherbert Street would be another waste of resources that would “We believe that by having a I appreciate that we can expect an increase in to the speed restrictions at Hexton and the be better spent on the sewerage system etc. single highway route, we can get our the number of truck movements along Ormond difference in time between 50kmh and 40kmh This fiasco and its costs could be disposed freight to port, while reducing this Road as the harvesting increases, but present adds less than two minutes to the journey. of with a bit of decent governance and common impact,” he said. “This isn’t an easy traffic congestion is not being caused by the One does not need to be a consultant to sense. I know these attributes are not common discussion to have, but with the logging trucks. The main issue is cars and the work out that adding distance travelled to the amongst our administrators, but hey it is never projected increase of truck numbers day-by-day transport that is the city’s life blood. trip to the wharf will not reduce the cost of road too late to change. on our city roads, it’s important that everyone gives their views on the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS routes they should take.” The council position follows Rail for the long term an assessment of freight routes I have read with interest from the Gisborne area. (The Septic solution sensible the last couple of articles railing of logs from Wairoa to through the city last year by WSP regarding the railway south Napier is slow to commence.) based around the four wellbeings The ground is saturated in 50mm alkathene pipes. It again, the sewer pipes will would make sense to do whole and the cost of reinstatement. The cost of the railway all of economic, social, cultural and One article quoted the chief the way to Gisborne should environmental, which the council be leaking in ground water, neighbourhoods so that today’s overflows in private properties problems are not passed on to executive of KiwiRail and take into account the long- said was considered the best way will be occurring yet again. others. It would cost $20,000 a frankly he was correct with term view (the next 50 years to understand trade-offs between This could be all sorted property and this aspect of the the cost-benefits — the actual and beyond) against the different routes and impacts on all next summer if new-styled problem would be all sorted. cost of reinstating the railway cost of improved roading to parts of the community. The analysis septic tanks were installed This system is being used from Wairoa to Gisborne accommodate the continued also allowed these criteria to be in every property that has in Mahia and many parts of being too high for immediate heavy traffic. weighted to test different priorities, suffered past overflows. Christchurch. If we are to profitable returns to KiwiRail. In fact, I would like to see a However, a Government for forward-thinking Government eg a transport efficiency focus These new-styled septic keep our flush toilets, this is tanks have pumps in them the answer. Bob’s your uncle. New Zealand has to take into subsidising the rail on this versus a social focus. the account the bigger picture line for the foreseeable future WSP concluded that the “highway that munch up the poo and then pump it downstream SANDY GIBSON of the whole country as well as to ensure heavy use and to route” of SH35 Awapuni Road and the Gisborne district. reduce the heavy vehicles on Customhouse Street was the best State Highway 2 from the crumbling highways in the option for trucks accessing the port Opotiki to Gisborne and area. from the west — so trucks no longer Special place Their debt through to Napier, particularly The Government needs to also using Back Ormond Road, from Gisborne to Napier, is a front up with funds for serious Ormond Road and the Esplanade — Re: Marina owners call time, July 13 road that is breaking up with improvement to infrastructure and that a widened Harper Road was story. checked? the very heavy use of not only in this area. We had our wedding reception there. Are New Zealand logging but also all imported the best connection from Waimata I remember the delicous food, lovely citizens returning from and exported items to and ROBERT SCOTT, Hamilton Valley Road/Back Ormond Road to setting and great memories! It was overseas being held to SH2 (the “local share” of which has special. Gisborne has been lucky to have account for outstanding already been approved for funding such a class act of a restaurant!! student loan debt? through the Provincial Growth Fund). Excellent East Coast service We recently took a two-week trip with our space-saver in the pitch NATALIE ATKINSON FRANK STUBBS WSP also considered route to Ohope and around the East Cape black, wet and cold weather several options for port access from the and wish to thank people for their kilometres north of Anaura Bay. east, with Crawford Road scoring friendliness, hospitality, food and A big thank you to the friendly badly. It recommended continuing to assistance. team at Beaurepaires Gisborne have trucks turn to the port at Hirini Collins won’t stand for it Grateful thanks to the hosts of where we arrived at midday with a Street, with improvements to the Re: Speech should secure Judith. While we are all free Aruhe B&B at Whanarua Bay and flat tyre in the boot. A new tyre was Wainui Road/Hirini St intersection. win, July 8 letter. to our own opinions, the tide Rangimarie B&B at Anaura Bay — needed from Hamilton. By 10am Initial targeted engagement with Well said Patrick. supporting Trump around both very kindly providing us with next day we were on our way with Unfortunately a lot of the the world is changing among accommodation when we turned up the new tyre fitted — great service. the forestry industry and Federated public are sucked in by Fake many key politicians and the Farmers took place in May, with on their doorsteps (no cellphone Taking a break in New Zealand News the Democrats invent like. coverage). was good fun and what excellent feedback being a preference for and rave on about. If you read Ask yourself, “Do we need Thank you to the lovely ladies service from a superb bunch of East continued use of Ormond Road. them carefully, it is easy to see real leaders to run our at the extremely busy Kai Kart, Coast folk. Our heartfelt thanks to Residents can give feedback via they cling on to anything that country?” You bet we do. Te Araroa (great fish and chips!); everyone and high recommendation the council website until August 7. is invented to be bad. Judith Judith Collins will not stand and thanks also to our saviour, the for their services! Community drop-in sessions will also Collins has been described as for any stupid issues the cheerful Eastech worker on his way be held at Awarua, the GDC building, the Trump of New Zealand. media invent. to a late job who provided light and COLIN HAMLIN and SANDY from July 27-30, from 5pm-7pm. That’s a compliment for ALAIN JORION muscle power in replacing a flat tyre WILTON, Upper Hutt This process will run alongside two [email protected] other council consultation efforts — extending the Wainui cycleway to ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. the inner harbour and, The Herald ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. understands, installation (or not) of ■ Always include full name and contact details. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. the Endeavour models. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. 12 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 Tokyo declares China accuses the UK of Covid red alert, virus spike helping US over Huawei ‘rather severe’ ‘I did this myself’: Trump on Britain’s ban of Huawei’s 5G kit TOKYO — Tokyo has raised its BEIJING — China accused coronavirus alert to the highest “red” Britain on Wednesday (local time) of level, alarmed by a recent spike in daily colluding with Washington to hurt new cases to record highs. Huawei after the Chinese tech giant Governor Yuriko Koike described the was blocked from working on a situation in the Japanese capital as British next-generation mobile phone “rather severe”. network. The resurgence of the virus in Tokyo A government spokeswoman could add to the growing pressure on said Beijing would protect Chinese policymakers to shore up the world’s companies but gave no indication of No.3 economy, which analysts say possible retaliation. is set to shrink at its fastest pace in Washington has accused Huawei decades this fiscal year due to the Technologies Ltd., the biggest pandemic. maker of switching gear for phone “We are in a situation where we and internet companies, of being should issue warnings to citizens a security risk, which the Chinese and businesses,” Koike told a press company denies. The Trump conference, urging residents to refrain administration wants European and from unnecessary travel. other allies to exclude Huawei as The infection rate in Tokyo is at stage they upgrade to fifth-generation, or “red” — the highest of four levels in 5G, networks. the metropolis’ system, Koike said, On Tuesday, the British citing the analysis by health experts government announced Huawei who cautioned earlier in the day that would be excluded from work on the infections were going up quite a bit and network because US sanctions made “exceeding peaks”. it impossible to ensure the security She also pledged to step up testing of Chinese-supplied equipment. for the virus by utilising equipment at “Without any concrete evidence, universities. the UK took unfounded risks as “My understanding is that we’re in a an excuse and co-operated with rather severe situation now,” Koike said. the US to discriminate, suppress BANNED: Visitors wearing masks to curb the spread of the coronavirus look at the latest products Infections among young people and and exclude Chinese companies,” at a Huawei store in Beijing on Wednesday (local time). China’s government accused Britain on asymptomatic cases are rising in Tokyo, foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Wednesday of colluding with Washington to hurt Chinese companies after tech giant Huawei was health experts have noted. Chunying said. blocked from working on a next-generation mobile phone network. AP picture Fearing a second wave of infections Last year, Washington imposed spreading from the capital, local curbs on Huawei’s access to rights and interests of Chinese development and possible spying. governments in cracking down on municipalities, opposition lawmakers American components and other enterprises,” Hua said. The company’s chief financial officer human rights, including in China’s and social media users have asked the technology. In May, the Trump On Tuesday, Trump said is under house arrest in Canada western Xinjiang province. central government to suspend a major administration tightened controls Washington had told other and fighting extradition to the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo “Go To” travel aid campaign that aims by blocking non-US companies governments to avoid Huawei “if they to face charges related to possible said the administration was finalising to boost domestic tourism. from using American technology to want to do business with us”. violations of trade sanctions on Iran. plans to minimise data theft from the Leaders of some rural towns say produce processor chips and other “We convinced many countries Hua said Beijing would warn popular Chinese video streaming app that driven by the campaign, travel in components for Huawei without — many countries — and I did this Chinese companies “to attach great TikTok, although he stopped short of and out of high-risk regions like Tokyo Washington’s approval. myself, for the most part, not to use importance to the increasing political saying it would be banned outright. might lead to widespread community Chinese officials accuse Huawei because we think it’s an security risks” they face in Britain. Pompeo told reporters at a State transmissions. There were reports in Washington of misusing national unsafe security risk,” Trump said in The Trump administration also Department news conference that local media of Tokyo residents being security concerns to block a rising Washington. “I talked many countries said on Wednesday it would impose Huawei employees found to be asked to stay away from parents and competitor to US tech suppliers. out of using it. If they want to do travel bans, not only on employees providing “material support to relatives living in rural towns that had “China will fully and seriously business with us, they can’t use it.” of Huawei but also on other Chinese regimes engaging in human rights reported fewer Covid cases. — Reuters evaluate this incident and take all Huawei is at the centre of companies that the US determined violations and abuses globally” measures to safeguard the legitimate US-Chinese conflicts over tech to be assisting authoritarian would be hit with sanctions. — AP Nuclear blast sends star hurtling across galaxy Queen to knight 100-year-old fundraising hero LONDON — A star has been sent hurtling LONDON — Captain Prince Philip, 99. across the galaxy after undergoing a partial Tom Moore, who became The palace said the supernova, astronomers say. a national hero in Britain ceremony would take place A supernova is a powerful explosion that after raising more than £33 in private with Moore occurs when some stars reach the ends of their million (over NZ$63m) for accompanied by members of lives; in this case, the blast was not sufficient health workers in the run-up his family. enought to destroy it. Instead, it sent the star to his 100th birthday, is to be “I hope she’s not very hurtling through space, at 900,000kmh. knighted by the Queen. heavy-handed with the Astronomers think the object, known as a The World sword,” Moore white dwarf, was originally circling another star, War 2 veteran quipped when which would have been sent flying in the opposite raised the I hope she’s not the knighthood direction. When two stars orbit each other like record sum for was announced. this, they are described as a “binary”. Only one the National very‘ heavy-handed The palace of the stars has been detected by astronomers, Health with the sword said the queen however. Service by —WW2 veteran,’ would be using The object, known as SDSSJ1240+6710, was painstakingly Captain Tom Moore a sword which previously found to have an unusual atmospheric completing belonged to her composition. Discovered in 2015, it seemed to 100 laps of his father, George contain neither hydrogen nor helium (which are garden with VI. usually found), appearing to be composed instead the aid of a walking frame in The Queen made her first of an unusual mix of oxygen, neon, magnesium April. public appearance last month and silicon. The following month it was since a coronavirus lockdown Now, using the Hubble Space Telescope, announced he would become was imposed in March, but an international team has also identified “Sir Tom” after a special she has delivered a number carbon, sodium and aluminium in the star’s nomination from Prime of rallying messages to the atmosphere, all of which are produced in the first Minister Boris Johnson. nation and appeared in video thermonuclear reactions of a supernova. Although other investitures conference calls with care But there is also a clear absence of what is have been postponed workers and members of the known as the “iron group” of elements, iron, because of the coronavirus, military. nickel, chromium and manganese. These heavier Buckingham Palace said The knighthood bestowed elements are normally cooked up from the lighter the ceremony would take on Moore is his latest ones, and make up the defining features of place on Friday at Windsor honour, having been made thermonuclear supernovas. The lack of iron group Castle where the 94-year-old an honorary colonel and an RAISED A TIDY SUM FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS: elements in SDSSJ1240+6710 suggests that the monarch has been sheltering honorary member of the WW2 veteran Captain Tom Moore, 100, became a national star only underwent a partial supernova before during the Covid-19 England cricket team for his hero in Britain after raising over £33 million (over NZ$63m) the nuclear burning died out. — BBC pandemic with her husband 100th birthday. — Reuters for health workers. AP picture The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 WORLD 13 Covid deaths surge in Florida In some good news: first vaccine tested in US poised for final testing

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida work they were not following — Florida surpassed its daily guidelines that called for two record for coronavirus deaths on negative tests first. Tuesday (local time) amid rising “Nurses are getting sick, global worries of a resurgence, nursing assistants are getting even as researchers announced sick and my biggest fear is that that the first vaccine tested in it seems we want to return folks the US had worked to boost to work even without a negative patients’ immune systems. test,” said Hoilette, who works Florida’s 132 additional deaths at Palms West Hospital in topped a state mark set just last Loxahatchee, Florida. week. The figure likely included “It’s just a matter of time deaths from the past weekend before you wipe the other staff that had not been previously out if you’re contagious, so that is reported. a big problem.” The new deaths raised the Word of the rising toll in state’s seven-day average to 81 Florida came as Arizona officials per day, which was more than tallied 4273 newly confirmed double the figure of two weeks cases of Covid-19. ago and now the second-highest The state, which became a in the US — behind Texas. virus hot spot after Governor The worrisome figures were Doug Ducey relaxed stay-at-home released just hours before the orders and other restrictions news about the experimental in May, reported 3517 patients vaccine, developed by the hospitalised because of the National Institutes of Health and disease, a record high. Arizona’s Moderna Inc. death toll from Covid-19 rose to “No matter how you slice this, western US, one of the country’s many states did not adopt social- explanations, and that Redfield 2337, with 92 additional deaths this is good news,” Dr Anthony top public health officials offered distancing and other measures was offering one of the theories. reported on Tuesday. Fauci, the US government’s top conflicting theories about what because they had not experienced Doctors in Florida have Dr Redfield urged Americans to infectious disease expert, told was driving the outbreak. an outbreak. But he went on to predicted more deaths as daily wear masks to help contain the The Associated Press in response “We tried to give states say, without explanation, that reported cases have surged from virus. “At this critical juncture to the news about the vaccine. guidance on how to reopen safely. he did not believe the way those about 2000 a day a month ago to when Covid-19 is resurging, Key final testing of the If you look at it critically, few states had handled reopening a daily average of about 11,000, broad adoption of cloth face vaccine would start around July states actually followed that was necessarily behind the including a record 15,000 on coverings is a civic duty, a small 27, tracking 30,000 people to guidance,” Dr Robert Redfield, explosive rise in virus cases. Sunday. The state recorded 9194 sacrifice reliant on a highly- prove if the shots really work in the director of the Centres for He offered a theory that new cases on Tuesday. effective, low-tech solution that preventing infection. Disease Control and Prevention infected travellers from Marilyn Hoilette, a nurse who can help turn the tide,” he and The day’s announcement (CDC) said on Tuesday in a elsewhere in the country might spent four months working in two colleagues wrote, in an focused on findings since March livestream interview with the have brought the virus with them the Covid-19 unit of her Florida editorial published online on in 45 volunteers. editor of the Journal of the around Memorial Day. hospital until testing positive Tuesday by the journal of the With the virus spreading American Medical Association. CDC officials said that recently, said hospitals were so American Medical Association. quickly in the southern and Dr Redfield said people in there were various possible desperate for staff to return to — AP

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WASHINGTON, DC — US respond by imposing sanctions on President Donald Trump signed related American individuals and legislation and an executive entities. order on Tuesday (local time) “The American side’s attempts that he said would hold China to obstruct the implementation accountable for its oppressive of Hong Kong’s national security actions against the people of law will never succeed,” the Hong Kong, then quickly shifted foreign ministry said in a his policy speech into a political statement. one, hurling broadsides against It said the law would Democratic rival Joe Biden. ensure the long-term stability The legislation and order and prosperity of the semi- were part of the Trump autonomous territory. administration’s stepped-up Secretary of State Mike offensive against China for what Pompeo first made the Trump calls the rising Asian determination in late May that superpower’s exploitation of China’s decision to impose a America and its effort to conceal new national security law in details about the human-to- Hong Kong meant the former human transmission of the British territory was no longer coronavirus from the world. a democracy and, therefore, it The almost-daily attacks on was no longer eligible for trade, Beijing came as Trump defended commercial and other US perks his own response to the virus, it had enjoyed. with cases surged in parts of the Just three days later, when US and as he worked ahead of Trump announced the US was the election to portray Biden as withdrawing from the World soft on China. Health Organisation because “So, Joe Biden and President of Chinese influence, he echoed Obama freely allowed China to Pompeo’s determination and pillage our factories, plunder our ‘ENDING PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT FOR HONG KONG’: US President Donald Trump speaks instructed his administration to communities and steal our most during a news conference in the Rose Garden of the White House, on Tuesday (local time), in immediately begin eliminating precious secrets,” Trump said, Washington, DC. AP picture the preferences, which it did. adding, “I’ve stopped it largely.” In late June, the Trump talked up his own tough law, which has been widely the “one country, two systems” to compete with free markets. A administration barred Hong approach to Beijing, although viewed as chipping away at Hong framework under which Britain lot of people will be leaving Hong Kong from importing US he spent the early weeks of Kong’s autonomy. handed Hong Kong over to China Kong, I suspect.” weapons, saying its purchase the pandemic praising Chinese The mandatory sanctions were in 1997. Hong Kong is considered The executive order he signed of items that have both civilian President Xi Jinping. also required to be imposed on a special administrative region did not appear to go beyond and military applications would The two nations signed phase banks that conducted business within China and has its own his administration’s previous be subject to the same licensing one of a trade deal, but since with the officials. governing and economic systems. determinations that Hong requirements as mainland China. then, relations have soured and While he signed the bill into “This law gives my Kong was no longer eligible for Other actions in the works Trump told reporters in the Rose law, Trump issued a statement administration powerful new preferential treatment from the include suspending an Garden that he has no interest in saying the administration would tools to hold responsible the US. Trump said the order was extradition treaty with Hong talking to Xi. not view as binding certain individuals and the entities a blow to those privileges but, Kong, something Australia has The legislation Trump signed sections of the law that the White involved in extinguishing Hong in fact, the administration had already done, as well as ending into law targeted police units House believed limit a president’s Kong’s freedom,” Trump said. already been in the process of legal co-operation agreements, that have cracked down on powers to conduct foreign policy. “Their freedom has been eliminating them for nearly two taxation accords and financial Hong Kong protesters as well Lawmakers from both parties taken away. Their rights have months. understandings that cover as Chinese Communist Party have urged Trump to take strong been taken away, and with it China called the legislation accounting rules for Chinese officials responsible for imposing action in response to China’s new goes Hong Kong, in my opinion, gross interference in its internal businesses that work in the US. a new, strict national security national security law that erodes because it will no longer be able affairs and warned it would — AP WE CRAFT EXCEPTIONAL WINE & FOOD

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Vast tracts in Wilmington, Delaware, were still under water, with 26 of the the presumptive Democratic state’s 33 districts badly affected. presidential nominee sought to M.S. Manivannan, head of the State reframe the politics of climate Disaster Management Authority, said change. rescue and relief operations were under He rebuffed arguments from way. “We have 40 teams of the State US President Donald Trump Disaster Response Force in the worst- and his Republican allies that hit areas. The army is also on standby,” Democratic plans to invest in Manivannan said. clean energy would cost jobs. The Brahmaputra River, which flows “When Donald Trump thinks through Tibet, India and Bangladesh, about climate change, the only burst its banks in Assam late last month, word he can muster is ‘hoax’,” inundating large swathes of the state and Biden told reporters. triggering mudslides. “When I think about climate In neighbouring Bangladesh, over a change, (the word) I think of is million people are marooned or have left jobs.” their homes for higher ground. The climate package added “The situation is grim, although the to a series of detailed policy Brahmaputra’s waters have receded proposals Biden has released, CLEAN ENERGY PROPOSAL: Democratic presidential candidate, former Vice President Joe Biden slightly today with the intensity of rains including a US$700 billion plan speaks during a campaign event, on Tuesday (local time), in Wilmington, Delaware. AP picture coming down a bit,” Manivannan said. unveiled last week that would Thousands of people were taking increase government purchasing disadvantaged communities. gas industries in critical states, climate-damaging fossil fuels, shelter on Tuesday on a raised river of US-based goods and invest in Biden placed a heavy such as Pennsylvania and Texas, he embraced carbon-capture embankment after being displaced new research and development emphasis on updating America’s where Democrats are growing technologies to catch coal and from their submerged homes in central to frame a contrast with Trump, infrastructure, improving more bullish about their petroleum pollution from power Assam’s Morigaon district. who has struggled to articulate energy efficiency in buildings prospects. plant smokestacks. “Our villages and all nearby villages a vision for a second term in the and housing, and promoting Trump used a White House Biden also backed nuclear have been in chest-deep water for about White House. production of electric vehicles event on Hong Kong on Tuesday power, unlike some of his a week now,” said Nilima Khatun, who Biden’s proposal on Tuesday and conservation efforts in the to attack Biden on an array of Democratic primary opponents. was clutching her two-year-old child. did not go as far as some agriculture industry. issues, including trade and the He called for pumping up “We are passing our days in misery, measures in the Green New As he spoke about environment. research on still-developing with no relief coming our way from the Deal, the sweeping proposal infrastructure on Tuesday, “As vice president, Biden was power, like hydrogen power government.” from progressives in Congress Biden needled the president for a leading advocate of the Paris and grid-sized storage to stash Assam Minister Phanibhushan that calls for achieving net-zero what has become a trope that Climate accord, which was power from solar and wind, Choudhury, who was touring the flood- greenhouse gas emissions across the White House frequently unbelievably expensive for our overcoming a key drawback of affected areas of Bajali, admitted that the the economy by 2030. turns to infrastructure when country,” Trump said. those carbon-free energy sources situation was serious. However, it does align with Trump “needs a distraction” “It would have crushed now. “The situation is serious. The lifespan a climate bill spearheaded by from negative news. American manufacturers, while Biden would spend US$2 of most of the embankments is now over. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in “He’s never delivered,” Biden allowing China to pollute the trillion over four years to The government is aware. We will get reducing emissions to zero by said. atmosphere with impunity —yet promote his energy proposals, them repaired,” he said. 2050. “He’s never even really tried.” one more gift from Biden to the a significant acceleration of the The ground-level government officials And it goes further than Some of the ideas in the Chinese Communist Party.” US$1.7 trillion over 10 years he said battling the floods and Covid-19 that bill on ridding the nation’s proposal began with Biden’s Biden’s proposal seemed proposed spending in his climate together was a tough task. power sector from damaging more progressive rivals designed to avoid antagonising plan during the primary. The floods had also inundated most fossil-fuel pollution. during the primary, including independents or moderate The proposal did not include of Kaziranga National Park, which was House Democrats’ proposal Washington Governor Jay Republicans who could be specifics on how it would be paid home to the rare, one-horned rhinoceros, sets a 2040 deadline for that Inslee, whose campaign centred considering backing him. for. authorities said. goal, while Biden aims to on the issue of climate change. His plan also makes no Campaign officials said that In the Pabitora wildlife sanctuary, achieve it five years earlier. “Joe Biden’s modern mention of banning dirtier- many of the energy measures 35km east of the state capital, Guwahati, The proposal would infrastructure and clean energy burning coal or prohibiting would be included in the first an entire one-horned rhino population also include progressive plan shows that he’s serious fracking. stimulus package Biden planned of over 100 were taking shelter in priorities, such as investment about defeating climate change Some progressives have to bring to Congress but that artificially-built highlands. in retrofitting national and has a roadmap to become called for outright bans on the some could be achieved through “The entire park is submerged, with infrastructure and housing to the Climate President that practice. executive action. the rhinos moving to the highlands for use and emit less carbon and America needs,” Inslee said in Biden’s plan instead describes “These are the most critical shelter,” Park ranger Mukul Tamuly said. addressing the disproportionate an email to members of the cutting back on burning oil, gas investments we can make Monsoon rains hit the region annually, impact of climate change. Progressive Change Campaign and coal, and doing better at for the long-term health and from June to September. The rains are Forty percent of the money he Committee, a liberal advocacy capturing emissions, through vitality of both the American crucial for rain-fed crops planted during wants to spend on clean energy group. more efficient vehicles, public economy and the physical health the season, but the rains often cause deployment, reduction of legacy The proposals could open transport, buildings and power and safety of the American extensive damage also. — AP, agencies pollution and other investments Biden to attacks from Trump plants. people,” Biden said on Tuesday. would go to historically- that he would hurt coal and And instead of a ban on — AP Monsoon floods maroon a million in Bangladesh DHAKA — A third of Bangladesh 20 of its 64 districts. Many new areas and after briefly easing, they were coordinator with the Bidyanondo Societies said more than a million is under water after some of the in northern, northeastern and central now continuing to worsen, affecting Foundation, a local charity. Bangladeshis have been marooned heaviest rains in a decade, officials Bangladesh had been affected, new areas, destroying crops and The foundation had been by the floods, with the worst of it said. Arifuzzman Bhuiyan, an executive driving people from their homes in distributing both cooked and dry happening since the weekend. Heavy flooding has marooned engineer with the Water Development several impoverished regions. food to the flood-affected villagers, “Thousands of people are over one million villagers. Some Board, said by phone. “The situation Bangladesh is criss-crossed by many of whom have lost their crops expected to leave their homes have been displaced, while other is worsening.” 230 rivers, including 53 it shares with and livelihood. throughout this week to seek shelter have chosen to leave their homes Bhuiyan said heavy rainfall and India. Soikat said that over the past few in higher ground as the Water for higher ground with their cattle rushing waters from upstream India In the northern district of weeks, the charity had distributed Development Board warned that the and other belongings, officials and were the main reasons for the floods Kurigram, one of the worst-hit areas, food to some 135,000 people in onrush of water from upstream would volunteers said. in the delta nation of 160 million thousands of villagers have moved Kurigram, while the Government’s further intensify,” the statement said. At least 50 people had died, but people, which receives monsoon from their homes to higher ground relief office was also providing food, About 50,000 people who live that toll was expected to rise. rains between June and October since the weekend, bringing their cash and food for cattle. along the Teesta River basin have Water levels at major rivers were every year, often leading to flooding. cattle and other belongings, said The International Federation been marooned. rising at around two dozen points in The floods started late last month, Mizanur Rahman Soikat, project of Red Cross and Red Crescent — AP 16 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 SPECIALS NO DEPOSIT NZ’s best Then terms to suit your pocket 4 Year Warranty *Subject to fi nance company approval. T&C’s apply included in payments HOLDEN RODEO 2012 NISSAN TEANA 2005 HOLDEN COMMODORE *$ .91 *$ .90 77 P/W 75 P/W

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ROTORUA — One of the biggest encouraging given the circumstances,” we’ve got international markets coming Maori tourism operators in Rotorua, he said. back anytime soon, and we don’t Te Puia, has come back to life since “We have pretty much every part of anticipate that we’re going to have them re-opening two weeks ago, but it’s still our operation functioning, and we’re on scale, back in our world, until about having to watch every cent until the working that operation with a much September or October next year, and borders re-open. smaller team of course, and with that costs a lot of money. Te Puia was forced to cut 140 support from the government we’ve “For every three months we burn full-time jobs before lockdown, and been able to get our national schools of about a million dollars in cash. That’s suspend both its tourism operation wood carving, stone and bone carving just the operating costs of operating and Maori arts and crafts school. But and weaving back up and operating, as a business on a big site with a lot of it has since re-hired 20 staff to operate well as our gallery. buildings and just a modest team of the tourism business, and the school is “It’’s lovely to see life back in it,” he staff, so we have to be pretty sure that now fully operating. said. But the challenges are not over, we keep as much cash in the bank as Chief executive Tim Cossar said the with visitor numbers still not enough we can until the day the international visitor numbers were still much lower to ensure the business’s survival in the markets open up. compared to previous years, but they long-term. “We have to watch every cent we were encouraging. “There’s no question — we haven’t spend, we have to watch every detail, BACK TO LIFE: Although it would take some time to get “We’ve had about 4000 paying re-opened because it’s highly profitable that’s the only way we’re going to to normal once the international borders reopen, Te Puia, guests come through, which is nothing to do so. Our challenge remains what survive it.” is seeing a rise in number of visitors since re-opening two like our old numbers when we’ve got we call, a bridge to the future,” he said. The business is operating on reduced weeks ago. RNZ picture international visitors but certainly “It’s looking less and less likely that hours, from Thursday to Sunday. — RNZ

Cape Kidnappers track to reopen Plans to reduce HAWKE’S BAY — A risky Hawke’s Bay walk, not somewhere where the chance walkway on Cape Kidnappers will reopen of serious injury or fatality is a very real at the end of the year, even though the possibility,” DOC lower North Island walk is unpredictable and potentially operations director Hayden Barrett said fatal. in a statement. waste released Two tourists were seriously injured Council group asset manager Craig during a landslide in January last year. Thew said the council would be WELLINGTON — The family’s weekly budget. “Expanding and They were swept out to sea and monitoring the entrance of the beach levy rate for landfills that A $124 million increasing the waste levy survived. The track up to the cape and would look at adjusting take household waste will investment will go towards is one of the best tools we and gannet colony has been information given to visitors. increase over four years recycling infrastructure have to incentivise reduced closed since then. This decision This work will be completed from $10 a tonne to $60, such as plastic recycling waste to landfill and on reopening the track follows over the next few months, and council rubbish bags and reprocessing plants. prevent valuable resources a report on the landslide aiming to reopen the track in will cost about 25 cents “Rubbish disposal to from being thrown away. risk, commissioned by the time for the gannet season. more. New Zealand’s municipal We are making it easier for Department of Conservation Signs at the Clifton Beach The first changes to landfills increased by a households and businesses and Hastings District Council entrance will be updated the levy will start from staggering 48 percent in to do the right thing.” after the accident. to note the risk, along with July 1, 2021. Landfills the last 10 years. We can’t Almost 500 submissions People will have to go on the information on the DOC and that take waste other allow this situation to were made by local track at their own risk, which follows council websites. The walk along the than household rubbish, continue,” Sage said. councils, iwi, businesses, on from the beach owned by the council. beach would not be promoted. including construction and The investment was NGOs and individuals The report compared the risk for people Gannet Beach Adventures, who demolition fills, will also about as much as the during the consultation travelling along the beach as equivalent operated a business on the cape, could start paying a levy. entire Waste Minimisation process. “More than 80 to the risks faced by mountain climbers. resume operation but they would need to Associate Environment Fund allocation in the past percent of submitters “Mountain climbers are generally well- update their safety plan to address the Minister Eugenie Sage decade, she said. agreed the status quo informed and prepared for the obvious risks identified in the report. said the expanded levy She said the proposed needs to change, and most risks they face — very different from An option for accessing the gannet would help recognise the system would also result were broadly in support of most day visitors looking to walk this colony without travelling along the beach real costs of waste with in hundreds of permanent increasing and expanding mainly flat beach walk. Many visitors was still available via another tourism only “minimal” impact on a jobs. the levy.” — RNZ are seeking a relatively safe and easy operator. — RNZ ‘The best dad in the world’ Daughters’ tribute to speedway legend by Belinda Feek, NZ Herald to be completely honest. talent to do it. “He would take us places all the “He used to make all the spokes in AUCKLAND — For Amber and time and always take us for a bit of a his wheels for his motorbike and that’s Hayley Jarden, life was always a hoon, on adventures.” something you can’t really do. hilarious adventure with their Dad who “We would go to Muriwai a lot and “He was very hands-on and so would always be keen to take them go motorbike riding. There’s a place in mechanically gifted, he could make exploring. the Woodhill forest, the bike park, we and fix anything, he was just that way. Dave Jarden, together with friend used to go there quite a lot as well. “I think he wanted the kids to be Bibi Farida Ali, died after his Mercedes “It was always like ‘let’s go do speedway freaks too. Amber’s got the station wagon they were travelling in something, let’s go out’. He was really taste but Hayley’s like ‘oh no’.” went off the road and plunged into funny as well, always cracking up.” Amber said she last spoke to her Lake Rotoma on Saturday afternoon. Their father was fanatical about father the day before he died. They HEARTBREAKING TRAGEDY: Dave Jarden with his daughters, Police are still investigating the speedway, which they would go watch, talked about upgrading her car; she Amber, 16, left, and Hayley, 15. Dave together with friend Bibi cause and have asked for anyone who but neither had picked up the sport; currently owned a Suzuki Swift but Farida Ali, died after his Mercedes station wagon went off the road saw Jarden’s silver vehicle in the area although Amber had given it a go. was keen on a VW. and plunged into Lake Rotoma on Saturday. Picture supplied at the time to contact them. “I’ve been on the sidecar before,” “He was excited because he was While Jarden’s friends yesterday Amber said. “It was Dad’s dream to actually going to come see us. It was New Zealand underwater hockey team. be held at Waikaraka Speedway in paid tribute to their mate, describing take me on it so I was like ‘okay, I’ll just like another normal day.” “Basically he just lived for us, if you Onehunga some time next week. him as a “fierce but fair” competitor have a go’. It was so fun, honestly. I Jarden, 54, would ring and text his know what I mean. He adored us, we That particular speedway track and devoted Dad, today his daughters got off the bike and I had a massive daughters every day without fail. were his pride and joy. was chosen as it was where Jarden have also shared more about the adrenaline rush.” “He would call us all the time, every “He always looked forward to launched his career, which saw him talented, and champion, sidecar As well as being active, he was also day. He would always text us in the coming home and seeing us.” collect both national and inter-island speedway driver. helpful, often lending a hand to either morning, every single day, never miss But while he was a talented titles. Amber, 16, and Hayley, 15, said there family or friends to fix or build things. a day without contact. sportsman, his talent didn’t extend to “I think it’s going to be quite big,” was never a dull moment when they “He could fix anything,” the girls “He always used to say ‘good the kitchen. Amber said. “He was quite famous hung out with their father. said. “You’d give him something like a morning sweetheart, have a good “He always used to make rice risotto in the speedway community. He was “He would take us places all the motor or anything and he would fix it day’.” out of the packet, all of the time. never up himself though, he just kept time. He always wanted to go on an or work it out straight away.” Jarden came from a talented family; “He would always eat it and Hayley it low key.” adventure,” they said today. The girls’ mother, Jenny Jones, his father, Bill, was a champion used to get so sick of it, she’s like ‘oh, The sisters thanked everyone for The girls each had their own quad agreed and said Jarden was also a speedway midget car driver, while his not again’.” their wishes after their father’s death. bike which they used to go exploring talented aluminium welder. uncle was legendary All Black left wing The rest of his diet comprised “I’ve had lots of messages and stuff with their father in many places around “His talent welding aluminium was Ron Jarden. massive amounts of apricots and from people, so many, but Hayley and I Auckland including Muriwai and the really out of this world. A lot of the Amber is also keen to reach national cleaning up pavlova at Christmas. are very grateful and really appreciate Woodhill Forest. speedway guys would actually try to level at sport — prior to the Covid-19 As for his funeral, it was still being everyone saying ‘sorry (for your loss)’. “He was the best Dad in the world, get him to build stuff because he had a lockdown she had been trialling for the finalised but they confirmed it would “We’re good, we’re alright.” 19 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020

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Lost Mine PG Tyler Henry PG 3 5.30 Mysteries At The Museum Hurricanes v Blues. 5.30 Hardcore Pawn PG 4.55 Judy MLC 2019 Drama. 5.40 Aussie Lobster Men PG KEY 0 3 (HLS) (RPL) (DLY) 16 18 Closed captions; Repeat; Highlights; Replay; Delayed; Approved for persons 16 years or over; Approved for persons 18 years or over; 16Jul20 Compiled by C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 RACING 23

Southland races at Ascot Park Friday Jetbet 6 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 16 3s83s Meritorious bh (12) 56.5 51 3 3668s Fine Bouquet m (11) 59 57 K Kwo (a2) 7 Bellew & Company @ Harcourts 3.06 3 1424s Fly Without Wings tdmb (4) 55 72 Race 1: CHOKITO, BUTTON, FANTASEA R Mudhoo (a2) 4 2878s Little Flick tdh (10) 58 55 R Mudhoo (a2) A Bohorun (a3) 5 3052s She’ll Cat Choux (9) 57.5 54 $15,000, rating 60 handicap, 1600m 4 50s8s Ringbolt mh (14) 55 69 C Barnes Race 2: JULIETTE, FORTUNE PATCH, FRIAR TUCK 2 Spencer Family Tribute To Davey Mac 12.10 K Chowdhoory (a2) 1 1789s Our Shaman mh (1) 62.5 60 S Wynne 5 5370s Nesta m (12) 55 68 C Johnson Race 3: ARNAGE, KITTY POWER, MERITORIOUS $15,000, rating 70 handicap, 760m 6 486s I’m A Tiger (12) 56.5 48 R Beeharry (a3) 2 0552s Perfecto th (9) 62.5 60 J Lowry 6 4191s Raise You Five m (9) 55 67 Race 4: SHE’LL CAT CHOUX, I’M A TIGER, FINE BOUQUET 7 Once A Week (2) 56 47 T Moseley 3 50s9s Franconi dh (12) 61 57 K Kwo (a2) C Campbell (a1) Race 5: NO QUANTUM, PETITE ROSE, RENOUNCE 1 9622s Friar Tuck t (7) 63 70 K Chowdhoory (a2) 8 6s Henley (6) 55.5 46 T Comignaghi 2 49s08 Fortune Patch (3) 60 64 Y Y Chew (a4) 4 0009s The Flagon m (7) 60.5 56 T Comignaghi 7 7020s Rosie Glow dm (3) 55 67 K Asano (a1) Race 6: HAZELNUT, RAISE YOU TEN, HE’S GOT POWER 9 8s09s Hillbillycharlie (5) 55 45 C Campbell (a1) 3 4229s Sweet Oak tbh (11) 58 64 J Laking 5 34s0s Drumgold h (2) 60 55 J Laking 8 5436s Times Time tm (7) 55 65 Race 7: PERFECTO, MISS CATHERINE, THE FLAGON 10 Monferrina (4) 55 45 C Barnes 6 0090s Countess Ruby tdm (3) 59.5 58 K Chowdhoory (a2) 4 4450s Fastellie mh (8) 57 62 T Comignaghi 11 00s0s Mount Hercules (1) 55 45 (a3) Race 8: CITY SLICKER, THE GORDONIAN, R Mudhoo (a2) 9 5355s Midnite Kaos mb (10) 55 64 B Murray 5 3648s Juliette m (10) 57 62 C Johnson 12 Western Dream (8) 55 45 K Asano (a1) COME FLY WITH ME 7 883s Goa Head Caller h (6) 58 51 K Mudhoo 10 6657s Escapologist dmh (13) 55 63 6 7900s Epic Dreamer m (4) 55.5 59 S Wynne 13 Winter Gold (3) 55 45 S Wynne Race 9: ROSIE GLOW, FLY WITHOUT WINGS, CITY SLICKER 7 8028s Miss Maxipark m (6) 55 58 8 3235s Miss Catherine (13) 57.5 54 T Comignaghi Race 10: ROX, DOUGH BOY, GERRY JOYCE A Bohorun (a3) 5 Livamol Supplement 1.55 R Beeharry (a3) 11 502s6 Ruby Marie h (8) 55 62 K Mudhoo 8 0007s Never Quitz (5) 55 56 Z Bholah (a3) 9 5050s Invigorate h (11) 56.5 48 B Murray 12 6156s Our Boy Ritchie tm (2) 55 61 K Kwo (a2) $15,000, rating 59 handicap, 1200m 9 s090s Tap Tap t (1) 55 55 C Barnes 10 09s Betty May h (5) 55 45 T Moseley 13 8516s Rosie Mae th (6) 55 61 R Mudhoo (a2) 10 5337s Beeslaststing (9) 55 51 R Mudhoo (a2) 1 3675s Field Of Fire (1) 61.5 58 B Murray 11 5s78s Fromajack Toaking (10) 55 45 14 2380s Sure He Can th (17) 55 61 T Moseley 11 s69s8 Kneazle (2) 55 45 R Beeharry (a3) 2 6090s Garment m (12) 60 59 T Comignaghi A Bohorun (a3) EMERGENCIES: 3 3680s Drumstorm dmh (11) 60 55 J Lowry 12 0806s Raise Your Sights (4) 55 45 C Johnson 15 — Bluey’s Chance SCRATCHED 3 South Port 12.45 4 4200s Secret Dreams h (2) 57 53 S Wynne 13 0s Step Son (8) 55 45 C Campbell (a1) 16 s22s2 City Slicker t (16) 55 67 $15,000, rating 62 handicap, 1100m 5 486s Dream Brave (10) 56.5 48 G Jogoo 17 1453s Dr Velocious m (5) 55 62 6 8s47s No Quantum h (5) 55 49 K Mudhoo 8 Phillips Transport Thanks 3.38 18 5428s Eager Beaver (15) 55 61 1 7275s Acekingsuited (5) 63 62 B Murray 7 5s8 It’s Gucci (4) 55 46 T Moseley 2 45s8s Fulltothebrim tmh (15) 62.5 61 J Laking 8 Born To Be Bad h (3) 55 45 $15,000, rating 92 handicap, 1600m 10 Davey Mac Appreciation 4.39 3 4450s To Sir With Love m (6) 62.5 61 9 9s Katrina Marie (9) 55 45 C Campbell (a1) 1 2100s Come Fly With Me tm (5) 63 92 $15,000, rating 60 handicap, 1400m A Bohorun (a3) 10 La Rosa Brook (6) 55 45 C Barnes A Bohorun (a3) 1 Welcome Back Sthn Racing 11.40 4 6596s Easy Habit m (12) 62 60 T Moseley 11 7s97s Petite Rose (7) 55 45 C Johnson 2 870s7 Shakti tdmh (9) 59 80 R Mudhoo (a2) 1 4683s Full Fury (6) 62.5 60 Y Y Chew (a4) 5 44s83 Arnage m (2) 61 62 S Wynne 12 9660s Renounce (8) 55 45 R Mudhoo (a2) 3 s088s The Gordonian tdmh (3) 59 80 K Mudhoo 2 79s0s Sounds Promising m (14) 62 59 $15,000, 2&3yo sw+p, 760m 6 4099s Kitty Power dm (7) 61 62 K Asano (a1) 13 8s Ringadingding (13) 55 45 K Asano (a1) 4 776s8 Shantav tm (6) 55 70 S Wynne C Campbell (a1) 7 2210s Mother Goose mh (16) 61 62 K Mudhoo 1 Battlinaway (9) 58.5 45 C Barnes 5 9787s The Man dm (13) 55 70 C Campbell (a1) 3 — Pure Class SCRATCHED 8 4597s Kate The Great (11) 59 58 T Comignaghi 2 Burt The Squirt (6) 58.5 45 K Kwo (a2) 6 McCallums Group 2.32 6 3019s Beam Me Up Scotty tdm (4) 55 69 4 6974s Anjameme (16) 59.5 58 C Johnson 9 0668s Below Zero (13) 58.5 57 C Campbell (a1) 3 6121s Chokito (3) 57.5 67 R Beeharry (a3) $15,000, rating 84 handicap, 1200m C Johnson 5 8732s Power Punch (10) 59.5 54 BB Hong (a3) 10 s243s The Last Word b (1) 57 54 C Johnson 4 The Good Shepherd (1) 57 47 6 6s08s Molly Polly m (9) 59 57 K Asano (a1) 11 3758s Marmaduke (3) 56.5 49 K Selvan 1 655s0 Shaara tdmh (6) 63 84 R Beeharry (a3) 7 012s5 Transcendent t (2) 55 68 T Moseley A Bohorun (a3) 7 6386s Gerry Joyce h (15) 58.5 52 K Mudhoo 12 3s83s Meritorious bh (4) 55.5 51 2 597s8 Raise You Ten d (5) 62.5 83 C Barnes 8 s22s2 City Slicker td (11) 55 67 K Asano (a1) 5 Bush Mills Billy (5) 57 45 (a3) 8 846s6 Dough Boy (5) 56.5 48 T Moseley EMERGENCIES: 3 4040s Finbarr tdmh (1) 60.5 79 S Wynne 9 5858s Satin Guru dm (8) 55 67 T Comignaghi 6 Fantasea h (13) 57 45 G Jogoo 9 4057s Ying Resolute (11) 56.5 48 13 Pete The Driver (9) 55 45 4 1110s Tobilicious tdm (3) 59.5 77 K Asano (a1) 10 — Shanzino SCRATCHED 7 759s2 Button (8) 56.5 52 C Campbell (a1) 5 3836s Waimate Bill tdm (4) 58.5 75 11 1070s Choice Du Jeu tmh (10) 55 65 C Barnes K Chowdhoory (a2) 14 8s Last Try h (8) 55 45 10 4945s Rox (8) 56 51 K Kwo (a2) 8 709s5 Bella Eve (10) 56.5 47 L Callaway 15 — Drumstorm SCRATCHED A Bohorun (a3) 12 0708s Francis Drake d (12) 55 63 A Balloo 9 Chitona (2) 56.5 45 S Wynne 6 1105s He’s Got Power t (11) 57.5 73 13 2435s Pableau b (1) 55 63 B Murray 11 s080s Platinum Touch (3) 55 46 T Comignaghi 16 Burt The Squirt (14) 55 45 12 9s60s Joemar (4) 55 45 C Barnes 10 6s Willnotquit (11) 55 46 T Moseley 17 9660s Renounce (10) 55 45 7 1299s Jim’s Gift dh (7) 56.5 75 K Selvan 14 1453s Dr Velocious m (7) 55 62 K Kwo (a2) 11 Choux In (7) 55 45 B Murray 8 3327s Hazelnut dmb (2) 55 71 K Kwo (a2) 13 7s07s Mangaroa Sky (7) 55 45 G Jogoo 12 The Gift (4) 55 45 C Johnson 4 Central Southland Freight 1.20 9 4489s The Style m (8) 55 65 G Jogoo 9 Lightning Jack 4.08 14 Whero (12) 55 45 R Mudhoo (a2) EMERGENCIES: 10 5013s Reliable Belle t (10) 55 62 C Johnson EMERGENCIES: $15,000, rating 88 handicap, 1400m 13 Pete The Driver (15) 57 45 K Asano (a1) $15,000, rating 60 handicap, 1200m 11 6054s Taponisme tdm (12) 55 62 15 5s8 It’s Gucci (13) 55 46 14 Sutherland h (16) 58.5 45 1 4683s Full Fury d (13) 62.5 60 C Campbell (a1) 1 4127s Wild Jack tdm (11) 63 88 (a3) 16 Western Dream (1) 55 45 15 7s97s Petite Rose (14) 56.5 45 2 8446s Fox In Socks bh (7) 59.5 58 C Johnson 12 5428s Eager Beaver (9) 55 61 T Moseley 2 s7s8s Gold’nguru tm (1) 60 82 S Wynne 17 09s Betty May h (2) 55 45

NZ Metro harness at Addington Friday Jetbet 8 TAB D. 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11 T. 1-2-3, 5-6-7, 9-10-11 Q. 2-3-4-5, 8-9-10-11 PL6 6-11 Selections 10 9s678 Majestic Chick (Fr) U1 Robbie Holmes 2 4 Admirable (Fr) 2 Blair Orange 8 40575 Hells Shadow (Fr) 8 Bob Butt 2 57012 Sagano (Fr) 2 Kimberly Butt Race 1: PARAMOUNT PRINCESS, WANNA PLAY WITH ME, 11 D8s45 Royal Del (Fr) U2 Colin DeFilippi 3 Arnies Army (Fr) 3 Robbie Close 9 5430s Down To The Bone (Fr) 9 John Dunn 3 31138 Wyatt Waller (Fr) 3 John Dunn 4 Louie Boy (Fr) 4 Samantha Ottley 10 21s30 Terror Maria (Fr) 21 John Morrison MEXICANA 4 97058 Pay Me Visa (Fr) 4 Robbie Close 2 IRT Your Horse Our Passion 5.24 5 Stag Party (Fr) 5 Olivia Thornley 11 19s00 Masada (Fr) 22 Anj Mugford SCRATCHED Race 2: MIGHTY REACTOR, CALYPSO ROCK, 5 — Anamajor $8500, non-winners 3yo+ mr40 to mr47. 6 727s Got You Covered (Fr) 6 John Dunn 6 79717 Tom Martin (Fr) 5 Blair Orange REINIMIN PATRON mobile, 1980m 7 23s Delightful Dude (Fr) 7 Mikayla Lewis 7 Woodlands Stud Trot 7.35 7 225s1 Plutonium Lady (Fr) 6 Samantha Ottley Race 3: COCHY MALC, MAJESTIC ACTION, TAKE AFTER ME 8 Bettor Twist (Fr) 8 Tim Williams 1 6s330 Reinimin Patron (Fr) 1 Gavin Smith $9500, r54-r59 discretionary handicap stand, 8 05897 Mossdale Art (Fr) 7 Ben Hope Race 4: BETTOR CALL ME, STAG PARTY, DELIGHTFUL DUDE 9 2 Evangalist (Fr) 9 Jason Thomas 2 32722 Mighty Reactor (Fr) 2 Kimberly Butt 2600m 9 6000s Copperhead Rose (Fr) 8 Carl Markham Race 5: ITALIAN LAD, AMERICAN SNIPER, CHLOE 10 67 Atomic Mach (Fr) 21 Robbie Holmes 3 5s233 Deja Blue (Fr) 3 Terry Chmiel 1 80858 Sods Law (Fr) 1 James Geddes 10 7s0s1 Morningstar Gold (Fr) 21 Robbie Holmes 11 s225s Mark O’Ronga (Fr) 22 Bob Butt Race 6: IMMER BESSER, DOWN TO THE BONE, 4 43444 Beaudiene Hustler (Fr) 4 Sarah O’Reilly 2 94424 She’s Allthe Craze (Fr) 2 EASTWOOD ISABELLA 5 48462 Lottie Moon (Fr) 5 Gerard O’Reilly 12 52226 Invaluable (Fr) 23 Matt Anderson Jessica Young-Grant 10 Blue Star Taxis Trot 8.56 Race 7: MAJESTIC LAVROS, JIMMY CARTER, AORANGI 6 0s06 The Flying Fijian (Fr) 6 Mitchell Kerr 5 Dakins Group Pace 6.41 3 73633 Prince Teka (Fr) 3 Kyle Cameron $12,000, r60+ discretionary handicap stand, Race 8: TANGO TARA, BURNHAM BOY, BETTATHANFAST 7 0628s Mrs Washington (Fr) 7 Ricky May 4 40089 Count Eyre (Fr) 4 Robbie Close 2600m Race 9: PLUTONIUM LADY, AQUA SANCTA, WYATT WALLER 8 4s243 Calypso Rock (Fr) 8 Ashleigh Stewart $8500, 3yo+ r40-r55 stand, 2000m 5 7s504 With Ice (Fr) U1 Bob Butt 9 48655 I Miss Mum (Fr) 9 Katie Cox 6 19309 Aorangi (Fr) U2 John Dunn 1 50058 Baxter (Fr) 1 Ben Hope Race 10: THE PLAYER, DOFF YOUR CAP, MADELEINE STOWE 1 89806 Sweeney Todd (Fr) 1 Terry Chmiel 2 38473 Overzealous (Fr) 2 Peter Davis 10 9s900 Rollyarrrz (Fr) 21 Jack Harrington 2 3385s Cha Cha B (Fr) 2 Craig D Thornley 7 48601 The Bloss (10) 1 Brent Borcoskie Race 11: SEAMARK, STRIKING GLADIATOR, CARLOS BROMAC 3 881s8 Monrika (Fr) 3 Stephen McNally 11 07s30 Le Tissier (Fr) 22 Robbie Holmes 3 s9044 Chloe (Fr) 3 Jim Curtin 8 2498s Gazza Galleon (10) 2 Blair Orange 4 04811 Midnight Assassin (Fr) 4 Colin DeFilippi 12 s7265 In Chevron We Trust (Fr) 23 Blair Orange 4 190s8 Joshua Dylan (Fr) 4 Blair Orange 9 211s2 Majestic Lavros (10) 3 Samantha Ottley 5 024s4 Doff Your Cap (Fr) U1 Bob Butt 13 0s900 Abby Golightly (Fr) 24 John Dunn 5 1650s Art Courage (Fr) 5 Robbie Close 10 10273 Jimmy Carter (10) U1 Matthew Williamson 6 36125 Rydgemont Son (Fr) U2 14 0s070 Mathilda (Fr) U1 Samantha Ottley 6 07330 Maggie (Fr) 6 James Geddes 7 55493 Blue Chip Delight (Fr) 7 Colin DeFilippi 8 Clarkson Signs Pace 8.01 Matthew Williamson 3 NZ Horse Ambulance Trust Trot 5.49 8 12 American Sniper (Fr) 8 Mark Hurrell $12,000, 3yo+ r60+ discretionary handicap 7 29232 The Player (Fr) U3 John Dunn $8500, 3yo+ r45-r53,r54-r55 w/c stand, 2600m 9 — Kiwi X Factor SCRATCHED stand, 2600m 8 9351s Majestic Chevron (10) 1 Blair Orange 9 s4601 Madeleine Stowe (10) 2 Robbie Holmes 1 s0790 Jerry Garcia (Fr) 1 Leo O’Reilly 10 — Prairie SCRATCHED 1 34s75 Cheezel (Fr) 1 Tim Williams 2 1 Cochy Malc (Fr) 2 Blair Orange 11 99s08 Jonty James (Fr) 9 Sam Thornley 2 57927 Shadow Minister (Fr) 2 Leo O’Reilly 11 Spectators ‘Open After The Last’ 9.26 3 080s5 Escargo (Fr) 3 Gerard O’Reilly 12 32574 Pats Dragon (Fr) 10 Ricky May 3 61336 Glenledi Chief (Fr) 3 Gavin Smith 4 33572 Take After Me (Fr) 4 Ricky May 13 04106 Katchalight (Fr) 11 Bob Butt 4 21470 One Direction (Fr) 4 Kimberly Butt $8500, 3yo+ r53-r56. mobile, 1980m 1 Allied Security Trot 4.59 5 55P01 Bright Glow (Fr) 5 Ian Cameron 14 — Chaaat SCRATCHED 5 08589 Baileys Knight (Fr) 5 Jack Harrington 1 0s013 Hidden Delight (Fr) 1 Robbie Holmes $8500, non-winners 2yo+. mobile, 1980m 6 09704 Chivasion (Fr) 6 Murray Edmonds 15 1345s Italian Lad (Fr) U1 Mark Purdon 6 015sP Razors Edge (Fr) 6 James Geddes 2 61963 Striking Gladiator (Fr) 2 Sarah O’Reilly 7 1 Martha Stuart (Fr) 7 John Dunn 7 9s946 Kingmaker (Fr) U1 Matthew Williamson 3 306s2 Seamark (Fr) 3 Robbie Close 1 Paramount Princess (Fr) 1 Mark Purdon 8 05622 Tehoro Dazzle (Fr) 8 Robbie Holmes 6 Hydroflow Pace 7.0 6 8 150s1 Burnham Boy (10) 1 Samantha Ottley 2 2s Wanna Play With Me (Fr) 2 Tim Williams 4 82146 Terry (Fr) 4 Samantha Ottley 9 79786 Lisa Marie P (Fr) 9 Jo Herbert $8500, 3yo+ r45-r52,r53 w/c. mobile, 1980m 9 9s225 Tango Tara (10) 2 Jim Curtin 5 0104s Chase The Hat Trick (Fr) 5 Ricky May 3 Mr Muscle (Fr) 3 Mikayla Lewis 10 060s9 Majestic Action (Fr) U1 Gavin Smith 10 s2213 Franco Niven (10) 3 John Dunn 1 2318s Immer Besser (Fr) 1 Samantha Ottley 6 41 Arden Messi (Fr) 6 Tim Williams 4 52775 Build A Bridge (Fr) 4 James Geddes 11 41718 Kowhai Sundown (Fr) U2 Samantha Ottley 11 622s3 Bettathanfast (20) 1 Blair Orange 2 73599 Motoring Major (Fr) 2 Robbie Holmes 7 23335 Carlos Bromac (Fr) 7 John Dunn 5 43038 Yea You (Fr) 5 Sarah O’Reilly 12 51717 Hayden’s Meddle (20) 2 Korbyn Newman 6 3s Mexicana (Fr) 6 Olivia Thornley 4 Trackside Dining At Addington 6.16 3 90s32 Eastwood Isabella (Fr) 3 Tim Williams 8 51664 Ohoka Matty (Fr) 8 Terry Chmiel 7 P740 Cody Banner (Fr) 7 Robbie Close 4 24319 Samarias Mach (Fr) 4 Ben Hope 9 Spectators Bar & Bistro 8.26 9 s5418 Somekindawonderful (Fr) 9 8 90sD2 The Artful Dodger (Fr) 8 $8500, non-winners 2yo+ mr48 to mr50. 5 15782 Sonic Reign (Fr) 5 Kyle Cameron Korbyn Newman Matthew Williamson mobile, 1980m 6 00048 Cheddar Made Beta (Fr) 6 Blair Orange $9500, 3yo+ r57-r63. mobile, 1980m 10 16432 Longview Lady (Fr) 21 Blair Orange 9 3s Alluring Tyron (Fr) 9 John Dunn 1 2s Bettor Call Me (Fr) 1 Mark Purdon 7 42940 Duastar (Fr) 7 Robbie Close 1 2602s Aqua Sancta (Fr) 1 Tim Williams 11 95521 Bettor Grunter (Fr) 22 Ken Barron

Christchurch greys at Addington Friday Jetbet 3 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 EMERGENCIES: 4 42222 Opawa Boys Paid 30.41 J & D Fahey 2 21472 Billy Budd 17.51 Alan Botherway 10 Kaisa Earthworks 0272073323 2.41 Race 1: HADES, CRYSTAL CANDY, HOMEBUSH CARRA 9 24358 Slippery Suzie nwtd S & B Evans 5 38365 Chicago Head nwtd John McInerney 3 56668 Goldstar Spotty 17.25 S & B Evans 10 87743 Goldstar Harlowe nwtd S & B Evans 6 64435 Homebush Barclay nwtd John McInerney 4 36625 Ring Clown 17.19 Malcolm Grant $1685, C2, 295m Race 2: RIVALRIES, JOE BONANZA, GRACIAS MAESTRO 7 s3243 Curly Bill nwtd Michael Dempsey 5 64675 Know Shame 17.38 Garry Cleeve 1 65732 Mulberry Sox 17.35 Corey Steele Race 3: BOLD BIDDER, HOMEBUSH FINN, CALL ME JOE 2 mayhounds.org.nz Rehoming 12.19 8 85551 Diamond Dazzled 30.69 Malcolm Grant 6 86351 Regal Jock 17.28 John McInerney 2 78818 Penny Jane 17.37 Hart & Taylor Race 4: OPAWA BOYS PAID, DIAMOND DAZZLED, $2505, C1, 520m EMERGENCIES: 7 11735 Bees Are Buzzing 17.28 J M McCook 3 38s68 Homebush Bomber nwtd John McInerney OPAL HUNTER 9 35566 Dyna Monty 29.94 Craig Roberts 8 21521 Sneaky Snitch 17.33 Hart & Taylor 1 16784 Joe Bonanza 30.39 John McInerney 4 35452 Zefside 17.74 John McInerney Race 5: OUR COOK, SMASH ACHIEVER, MINE HUNTER 10 15557 Mitcham Queen nwtd John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 2 42344 Shermo Bale 30.57 Craig Roberts 5 33121 Prince Zulu 17.31 Lisa Waretini 9 8s883 Homebush George 17.29 John McInerney Race 6: GEM, VON STRASS, GOLDSTAR SPOOK 3 85145 Homebush Carter 30.83 John McInerney 5 Amber Cleaning Services 1.12 6 1242F Mr Muppet 17.18 Robin Wales Race 7: SNEAKY SNITCH, HOMEBUSH MONKEY, 4 15262 Impressive Jazz 31.58 John McInerney 10 17656 Carlos 17.14 Robin Wales 7 77817 Know Logic 17.20 Garry Cleeve $1900, C2, 295m BEES ARE BUZZING 5 66244 Bashful Buffy 30.55 John McInerney 8 Ray White 033715005 2.08 8 66525 King Kali 17.19 Malcolm Grant Race 8: HOMEBUSH FONZIE, KEA VIKING, CREME BRULEE 6 21587 Gracias Maestro 30.42 Malcolm Grant 1 81221 Goldstar Rebel 17.59 S & B Evans EMERGENCIES: Race 9: OPALA BALE, JACKIE, GOLDSTAR PERRIE 7 44337 Goldstar Whitey 30.35 S & B Evans 2 28321 Our Cook 17.15 Robin Wales $2860, C2, 520m 9 8s883 Homebush George 17.29 John McInerney Race 10: MR MUPPET, PRINCE ZULU, PENNY JANE 8 46521 Rivalries 30.16 J & D Fahey 3 15452 Smash Achiever 17.15 Malcolm Grant 1 21375 Stylish Stepper nwtd Malcolm Grant 10 17656 Carlos 17.14 Robin Wales Race 11: MAJOR STORM, SOUFFLE SUE, OPA’S MATE EMERGENCIES: 4 35556 Ophira Bale 17.16 Matt Roberts 2 53523 Kea Viking 30.22 J & D Fahey 9 5F685 Mitcham Ryder nwtd John McInerney 5 15334 Elite Blueblood 17.57 John McInerney 11 Springston Hotel Sprint 2.58 Race 12: TAIERI TERRA, LISA’S BOY, CRYSTAL CILLA 3 62165 Punch On Buzz 30.27 John McInerney 10 74474 Baldrick nwtd John McInerney 6 14423 Mine Hunter 17.21 J M McCook 4 54416 Go Punter Go 30.63 Robin Wales $2035, C3, 295m 7 68848 Ulyssa Bale 17.30 Craig Roberts 5 57214 Goldstar Alaska 30.83 S & B Evans 1 56334 Major Storm 17.29 Craig Roberts 3 Anngow Drapes 0272719588 12.36 8 57216 Platonic Affair 17.47 Lisa Waretini 6 68211 Homebush Fonzie 30.29 John McInerney 2 87887 Go Gunna 17.25 Robin Wales $1685, C2, 295m EMERGENCIES: 7 41648 Creme Brulee 30.26 Lisa Waretini 9 27522 Yanira Bale 17.33 Craig Roberts 8 32473 Stumpy Bill 30.50 Michael Dempsey 3 87s67 Tearaway Tara 17.39 J M McCook 1 23231 Bold Bidder 17.27 M & P Binnie 10 24743 Goldstar Flora 17.34 S & B Evans 4 55261 Opa’s Mate 17.42 Ray Casey 2 61743 Homebush Finn 17.21 John McInerney EMERGENCY: 9 23878 Famous Lee 30.51 S & B Evans 5 43256 Homebush Gambler nwtd John McInerney 3 23421 Call Me Joe 17.31 Alan Botherway 6 My Redeemer Distanced 1.30 6 81275 Starr Blueblood 17.28 John McInerney 4 37822 Know Approval 17.28 Garry Cleeve 7 15575 Jaded Affair 17.23 Lisa Waretini 5 54123 Twizel Storm 17.55 Malcolm Grant $4620, C1/2, distance, 645m 9 Flair Sprint Feature 2.25 8 81764 Souffle Sue 17.19 John McInerney 6 85187 Big Tiny 17.50 John McInerney 1 57622 Goldstar Yankee 38.13 S & B Evans $1900, C2, 295m 7 63676 Replica Rango 17.36 Bob Pringle 2 54141 Goldstar Spook 37.93 S & B Evans 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 12.01 1 56446 Goldstar Perrie 17.27 S & B Evans 12 Livamol Dash 3.16 8 88187 Paringi Pam 17.39 Mitchell & Smith 3 11371 Gem 37.95 J & D Fahey 2 83647 Fickle Mistress 17.36 Hart & Taylor EMERGENCIES: 4 63677 Know Anxiety 38.44 Garry Cleeve $2035, C3, 295m $1365, C0, 295m 3 46754 Golden Bay 17.13 J M McCook 9 8s883 Homebush George 17.29 John McInerney 5 41122 Von Strass 37.58 J & D Fahey 4 65176 Goldstar Avalon 17.31 S & B Evans 1 84716 Lisa’s Boy 17.24 Ray Casey 1 83243 Homebush Sugar nwtd John McInerney 10 17656 Carlos 17.14 Robin Wales 6 33415 Goldstar Truman 37.81 S & B Evans 5 24611 Jackie 17.40 Lisa Waretini 2 1173F Raquel Allen 17.47 Craig Roberts 2 32s Hades nwtd J M McCook 7 76152 Classy Witch 38.31 Garry Cleeve 6 81255 Bound Up 17.58 John McInerney 3 77687 Know Equal nwtd Garry Cleeve 3 482 Crystal Candy nwtd John McInerney 4 Crate & Barrel Hotel Stakes 12.55 8 45617 Translation 38.44 J & D Fahey 4 6 Adobe Turtle nwtd Matt Roberts 7 1622s Opala Bale nwtd Craig Roberts 4 83431 Taieri Terra 17.31 Ray Casey 5 54s72 Double Queenie nwtd John McInerney $2505, C1, 520m 7 Sandridge Hotel Sprint 1.47 8 84816 Cosmic Marty 17.60 John McInerney 5 75686 Black Rounder 16.99 Jason Dunn 6 52223 Princely Castle nwtd John McInerney 1 74728 Nippa Enough 30.57 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 6 26332 It’s A Joke 17.26 John McInerney 7 35443 Homebush Millie nwtd John McInerney 2 35452 Opal Hunter nwtd John McInerney $1685, C2, 295m 9 27522 Yanira Bale 17.33 Craig Roberts 7 11722 Crystal Cilla 17.39 John McInerney 8 6F2 Homebush Carra nwtd John McInerney 3 74272 Father Leo nwtd John McInerney 1 87733 Homebush Monkey 17.50 John McInerney 10 24743 Goldstar Flora 17.34 S & B Evans 8 67751 Homebush Liam 17.22 John McInerney

Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. 24 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020

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 Avenue Kingsgate Hotel, Wanganui 5.13 7 31134 Big Time Harper 30.73 Peter Clark 4 55621 Criminal Justice 17.72 Melissa Olden 2 33315 Miss Potential nwtd G & S Fredrickson Race 1: ALLEGRO TAMMY, IDOL ZIGGY, BIGTIME CHRIS 8 12857 Classic Rapper 30.79 Susie Kite 5 53377 Articulator 17.79 Bill Hodgson 3 86257 Bigtime Brody 30.12 Lisa Cole $2035, C3, 305m EMERGENCY: 6 13212 Wifi Bolt 17.74 G & S Fredrickson Race 2: ALLEGRO LEXXI, GO ASH, CHOICE SISTER 4 52313 Big Time Maple 30.15 Lisa Cole 1 87188 Pretty Belinda 17.98 Wendy Kite 9 77664 Gazza’s Girl 30.44 G & S Fredrickson 7 32125 Waterloo Pink 17.66 Wendy Kite Race 3: OHANA LAD, BIG TIME TRAE, YOUNG DUMB BROKE 5 23748 Big Time Mac 30.38 Lisa Cole 2 35817 Justa Gift 17.62 D Bell 8 48148 Allegro Ella 17.73 Lisa Cole 6 61452 Big Time Kobe 30.63 Lisa Cole Race 4: BIG TIME ANTON, GO GLOW, BIG TIME HARPER 5 AON Insurance Feature 6.31 3 26645 Idol Duke 17.63 Marcie Flipp EMERGENCIES: 7 24414 Big Time Baby 30.06 Lisa Cole Race 5: BUDDY LOADED, BIGTIME ROD, BIGTIME BAILEY 9 57835 Big Time Gwyn 17.59 Lisa Cole 4 66462 Allegro Lexxi 17.63 Lisa Cole $3210, C0, distance, 645m 8 84s68 Simply Smooth 30.29 Lisa Cole Race 6: BIG TIME AMBER, BIGTIME BENJI, 5 16721 Choice Sister 17.99 Carol Morris 1 71576 Novo Ollie nwtd Lisa Cole 10 15787 Bigtime Ziggy 17.63 Lisa Cole BIG TIME ROONIE 6 67s33 Big Time Clare 17.73 Lisa Cole 2 Fs834 Buddy Loaded nwtd Glen Hodgson 8 Accell Canine Therapy 7.51 11 Laser Plumbing 9.17 Race 7: WATERLOO PINK, WIFI BOLT, CRIMINAL JUSTICE 7 25515 Go Ash 17.61 Marcie Flipp 3 55365 Alfie Daman nwtd Peter Clark $2035, C3, 305m Race 8: FIFI, BIGTIME DAISY, KONGS OUT AGAIN 8 16326 Free Thinker 17.84 Melissa Olden 4 45616 Jay Mike nwtd Nathan Udy $4030, C4, 520m Race 9: BIG TIME JONIE, BIG TIME KEVIN, BIG TIME ANGEL EMERGENCIES: 5 65638 Bigtime Tank nwtd Lisa Cole 1 21825 Fifi 30.19 John McArthur 1 26486 Sub Twenty Three 17.63 Lisa Cole 9 86774 Funzalo 17.61 Bill Hodgson 6 68813 Bigtime Bruno nwtd Lisa Cole Race 10: MISS POTENTIAL, BIG TIME BABY, BIG TIME MAPLE 2 43336 Allegro Lanie nwtd Lisa Cole 2 78518 Chilli Ragnar 17.76 Nathan Udy 10 7s568 Bigtime Honey 17.65 Lisa Cole 7 31535 Bigtime Bailey nwtd Lisa Cole Race 11: CHILLI RAGNAR, BORN QUICK, BIGTIME BANJO 3 36883 Big Time Amie 30.43 Lisa Cole 3 73336 Big Time Tina 17.63 Lisa Cole 8 25746 Bigtime Rod nwtd Lisa Cole 4 34716 Nova Willow 30.19 Lisa Cole 4 31774 Waterloo Girl 17.81 Wendy Kite Race 12: DYNAMITE DANGER, BIG TIME DUSTY, 3 First Security 5.39 EMERGENCIES: 5 2F326 Big Time Harley 30.04 Lisa Cole 5 34283 Running Freer 17.69 Melissa Olden BIGTIME LUNA $2505, C1, final, 520m 9 82225 Bigtime Ava nwtd Peter Clark 6 785s1 Big Time Elsa 30.25 Lisa Cole 10 14352 Goldstar Hadlee nwtd Glen Hodgson 6 42458 Doomsday 17.64 K B Benson 1 85836 Bigtime Kate 30.43 G & S Fredrickson 7 37174 Kongs Out Again 30.42 Melissa Olden 7 21134 Born Quick 17.65 Marcie Flipp 2 47621 Ohana Lad 30.91 Kellie Gommans 6 Wanganui Toyota 6.56 8 21276 Bigtime Daisy 30.49 Lisa Cole 8 24727 Bigtime Banjo 17.52 Lisa Cole 3 15842 Young Dumb Broke 30.57 Melissa Olden $2860, C1/2, 520m 9 racingtips.co.nz 8.16 EMERGENCIES: 4 23764 Here’s Hemi 30.56 John McInerney 9 77845 So Severe 17.71 Carol Morris 1 15766 Our Tyson 30.36 Marcie Flipp 5 75431 Big Time Trae 30.49 Lisa Cole $2860, C5, 305m 10 78767 Sedgebrook Lover 17.69 Fred Kite 2 18613 Big Time Amber 30.29 Lisa Cole 6 66544 Gray Bale 30.23 W Woods 1 13242 Big Time Fairy 17.49 Lisa Cole 7 34652 Cossie Cooper 30.35 Melissa Olden 3 47342 Bigtime Benji 30.44 Lisa Cole 4 12482 Stormy Jay 30.51 Wendy Kite 2 34263 Sir Duggie 17.18 Lisa Cole 12 Happy 21st Finn 9.36 1 CPF Insurance 4.52 8 47751 Big Time Odette 30.32 Lisa Cole 5 11515 Dapper Rapper 30.32 Brian Marsh 3 23611 Big Time Jonie 17.40 Lisa Cole $1685, C2, 305m $1685, C2, 305m EMERGENCIES: 6 14221 Big Time Roonie 30.63 Lisa Cole 4 51243 Big Time Pluto 17.53 Lisa Cole 1 32622 Dynamite Danger 17.69 G & S Fredrickson 1 433s6 Bigtime Puma 17.77 Lisa Cole 9 38456 Waitohi 30.19 Angela Turnwald 7 57871 Big Time Gina 30.75 Lisa Cole 5 4F117 Allegro Fern 17.69 Lisa Cole 2 56447 Sedgebrook Sally 17.78 Fred Kite 2 86143 Dottie Bell 18.09 Leanne Bell 10 14352 Goldstar Hadlee 30.87 Glen Hodgson 8 22443 Grunty Mama 30.62 S & C Blackburn 6 11611 Big Time Angel 17.40 Lisa Cole 7 24432 Big Time Kevin 17.58 Lisa Cole 3 s7546 Bigtime Luna 17.78 S J Phillips 3 61152 Idol Ziggy 17.67 Marcie Flipp 4 Palamountain’s Sci. Nutrition 6.08 EMERGENCIES: 4 87456 Opawa Flash 17.71 Nathan Udy 9 77664 Gazza’s Girl 30.44 G & S Fredrickson 8 33314 Bigtime Pearl 17.64 Lisa Cole 4 25264 Hashtag Blessed 17.81 Nathan Udy EMERGENCIES: 5 37262 Allegro Kyle 17.76 D P Symes $3325, C2/3, 520m 10 34457 Poppy Rocket nwtd M S Clark 5 2F853 Giraffe Club 17.70 Lisa Cole 9 27216 Allegro Will 17.36 Lisa Cole 6 35857 Double What 17.93 D Bell 6 s6273 Mahala Bay 17.75 W Woods 1 46521 Go Glow 30.73 Marcie Flipp 7 Book Your Table @ Hatrick 7. 24 10 72164 Big Time Frosty 17.57 Lisa Cole 7 14571 Bigtime Chris 17.53 G & S Fredrickson 2 32114 Big Time Anton 30.28 Lisa Cole 7 31742 Big Time Dusty 17.77 Lisa Cole 8 81221 Allegro Tammy 17.89 Lisa Cole 3 46725 Big Time Chad 30.50 Lisa Cole $2390, C4, 305m 10 Red Snapper Seafoods 8.46 8 83774 Arthur’s Crown 17.76 Richard Waite EMERGENCIES: 4 11742 Big Time Eden 30.42 Lisa Cole 1 21858 Big Time Flash 17.60 G & S Fredrickson EMERGENCIES: 9 36775 Yarn Sister 17.80 Carol Morris 5 34377 Bigtime Alfie 30.09 Lisa Cole 2 75517 Big Time Lebron 17.62 Lisa Cole $4735, C4/5, 520m 9 36775 Yarn Sister 17.80 Carol Morris 10 48585 Bigtime Leads 17.95 Lisa Cole 6 68877 Cavatate 30.55 D Bell 3 88s46 It’s Complicated 17.66 Lisa Cole 1 153s7 Big Time Izzy 30.11 Lisa Cole 10 48585 Bigtime Leads 17.95 Lisa Cole

Victorian races at Geelong Friday Jetbet 13 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 7 2s2 Awkward b (7) 56 100 J Allen 9 48744 Yulong Town (4) 58.5 90 D Yendall 10 90053 Honorable Spirit w (17) 59 92 B Melham 4 66D8s Peidra w (2) 60 100 J Mott Race 1: ZEPPA, AMATEURISH, BUONA SERA 8 Dance To Dubai (2) 56 88 L Nolen 10 64792 Zee Rebel (12) 58.5 89 J Mott 11 7s541 Princess Diva w (2) 58.5 96 5 s8800 Mutual Respect tw (16) 59.5 84 9 5s Dirty Thoughts (9) 56 86 D Moor 11 83243 Bowness b (13) 56.5 94 J Allen L Neindorf (a1.5) H Grace (a1.5) Race 2: BLONDEAU, SUNSHINES, SQUAMI 10 2 Linas Magic (10) 56 94 Ms J Kah 12 s3052 Chilula (5) 56.5 95 J Bowditch 12 19s40 Zouper Star (11) 58.5 97 Ms J Kah 6 06s74 Yankee Toff dw (13) 59.5 90 J Lorensini Race 3: TURNCOAT, DIAMONDS’N’STONES, BOSSY CHLOE 11 3 Sapeiro (6) 56 94 J Bowditch 13 77979 Costano Mille (2) 56.5 89 M Carson 13 5s422 Norma Stars w (10) 58 98 D Thornton 7 s9522 Caribbean Pearl n (19) 59 90 Race 4: BOWNESS, FABALOT, ZEE REBEL 12 4s26 Sunshines (1) 56 95 W Egan 14 24104 Great Ambition wn (12) 57.5 97 D Stackhouse Race 5: GRINDELWALD, OZONE, OCEAN ROYALE 5 Iqumulate Funding Plate 4.30 Ms L Doodt 8 0460s Kawabata wn (14) 59 77 J Noonan Race 6: SCANTOON, DOES IT, I’M THE BUSINESS 3 Adroit Insurance & Risk Plate 3.30 $31,500, Maiden SW, 1412m EMERGENCIES: 9 31s Major Gowen (17) 59 85 L Nolen 15 1860 Rajpipla w (8) 59 90 Race 7: CHATELAINE, BOLTOUTOFTHEBLUE, $31,500, Maiden SW, 1112m 1 24s4 Grindelwald (17) 59.5 92 B Melham 10 96s14 Swanky Cat cwh (12) 59 89 J Bowditch CLASSIC FASTNET 16 61286 Cold Beers w (15) 56.5 95 Dean Holland 11 s14s0 Western Wingo d (10) 59 79 J McNeil 1 Aero Stars (16) 59.5 83 L German (a) 2 55423 Henry’s Reward (1) 59.5 91 17 00890 Compulsive w (9) 58 89 Race 8: MAJOR GOWEN, VITANI, WESTERN WINGO 2 Jack’s Honour (17) 59.5 81 R Tan Ms T Childs (a4) 12 5s082 Need New Friends w (5) 57.5 93 D Oliver 18 7s196 Hot Night w (1) 57.5 89 13 s463s Vitani dbn (6) 57.5 88 J Maskiell Race 9: WIDESPREAD, FRESH, SATORI 3 9s43s King Cassius (10) 59.5 90 Ms J Kah 3 3245s Hinto Blue (11) 59.5 89 D Stackhouse 19 770s3 No New Tricks w (19) 57 95 L German (a) 4 s20s9 Reddisun (4) 59.5 88 E Brown 4 52 Lunchtime Red (18) 59.5 95 M Rodd 14 12s9s My Bluewings dw (18) 57 90 Ms B Grylls 5 Dwelt (19) 57.5 86 J Noonan 5 s3243 Ozone (15) 59.5 94 D Dunn 7 Steamatic Geelong 5.30 EMERGENCIES: 6 340s Koscina (8) 57.5 91 L Neindorf (a1.5) 6 45s32 Timber Top (3) 59.5 98 R Mc Leod 15 27175 Sunday Night Tea dw (15) 59 86 D Moor 7 635s3 Sizzling Nymph h (7) 57.5 93 7 s7542 Diamond Moments (16) 57.5 94 $31,500, Benchmark 64, 1715m 16 1128s Mount Archer b (3) 59 86 W Egan D Stackhouse J McNeil 1 s1237 Deelbraka w (19) 61 94 J Allen 17 1s059 Roger’s Day w (4) 58.5 87 J Allen 8 — Stay A While SCRATCHED 8 Make It Last (10) 57.5 86 A Lynch 2 64241 Tee Train cw (8) 61 94 D Moor 18 4108 Cowboy dw (9) 58.5 87 9 3s923 Turncoat (3) 57.5 94 B Melham 9 287s4 Moshe Pit Gem (4) 57.5 91 R T Tremsal 3 3s1s9 Panama Papers (2) 60.5 91 J Lorensini 19 14s66 Booze Free wn (20) 58.5 84 1 Bet365 Odds Drift Protect Plate 2.30 10 5739 Wild Charlotte (18) 57.5 100 M Walker 10 — Pannier Dame SCRATCHED 4 33864 Rexmont dwh (4) 60.5 94 Z Spain 20 60200 Sodalite (1) 56 95 M Aitken $31,500, 2yo Maiden SW, 1112m 11 Zelberg (14) 57.5 83 D Thornton 11 Aussie Black (12) 57 86 Ms J Kah 5 88022 Boltoutoftheblue wn (11) 60 95 J Childs 12 s063s Ziyadah (20) 57.5 85 12 Smuggler (9) 57 87 J Maskiell 6 8s184 Classic Fastnet w (10) 60 98 L Nolen 1 Amalfi Spritz (3) 58 90 J Childs 9 Zurich Insurance 6.30 13 Diamonds’n’stones (5) 57 86 J Winks 13 Double Dare You (20) 55 89 M Walker 7 8s943 Pufnstuf w (14) 60 94 B Thompson $31,500, Benchmark 70, 1112m 2 Chicago Diamond (6) 58 89 P Moloney 14 Bossy Chloe (13) 55 86 J McNeil 14 Ocean Royale (13) 55 87 Z Spain 8 25s54 Confusion t (1) 59.5 100 D Yendall 3 Feargal (8) 58 88 D Bates EMERGENCIES: EMERGENCIES: 9 682s9 Rostam w (6) 59.5 94 R Tan 1 6s236 A Good Yarn d (12) 62.5 94 J Fry 4 0s8 Kichierro (9) 58 89 L Nolen 15 35s58 Sunburnt (11) 55 99 D Yendall 15 37206 Carmelites (14) 57.5 93 Ms C Hefel (a2) 10 64701 Cash For Diamonds tw (18) 59 98 J Mott 2 9025s Satori tdwb (10) 61.5 95 Ms T Childs (a4) 5 6s7 Sobriety (1) 58 98 W Egan 16 — Spirit Of York SCRATCHED 16 4s024 Barangaready (8) 55 91 Z Spain 11 211s0 Canford Lass t (9) 58.5 94 M Poy (a) 3 438s3 Eagle Spirit dw (6) 61 99 6 Tamuchi (13) 58 89 J Maskiell 17 5s Sweet Karolina h (9) 55 90 J Allen 17 73660 Tornado Flame (2) 57.5 89 J Duffy 12 0s086 Wildwood Jade w (7) 58.5 91 C Rawiller (a1.5) 7 550s The Catch (4) 58 93 Ms J Kah 18 8 Sometimesnever (2) 59.5 86 18 6528s Praetor (19) 59.5 86 D Stackhouse 4 08s24 Widespread bn (15) 60 97 B Rawiller 8 Zac De Boss (5) 58 89 D Thornton L German (a) 19 5 Reuber (6) 57 100 D Stackhouse 13 80s98 Vinaceous wn (20) 58 95 M Walker 5 52001 Rossman dw (3) 59.5 98 9 4s Zeppa (11) 58 100 D Oliver 19 0s Krishna Cove h (1) 57.5 84 20 5s Solving (7) 57.5 88 14 41s23 Chatelaine wb (16) 57 94 W Egan L Neindorf (a1.5) 10 3263s Amateurish (7) 56 99 J McNeil 20 57s It’s Pins (15) 55 83 EMERGENCIES: 6 s5424 Make It Count cdw (16) 59 98 D Oliver 11 Buona Sera (2) 56 93 D Stackhouse 6 NTI Handicap 5.00 15 18s07 Sweet Elvira w (17) 57 94 J McNeil 7 70s70 Gina’s Hope w (5) 58.5 100 B Melham 12 0 I’m A Show (10) 56 87 Dean Holland 4 Crawford & Co Plate 4.00 $31,500, Class 1, 1512m 16 s8517 Slick Back b (5) 59 94 B Mertens 8 0473s Hurricane Fighter w (8) 58.5 95 J Winks 13 Tesorina (12) 56 90 D Moor 17 3s2s5 Under The Bridge (15) 59 86 $31,500, 3yo & up Maiden SW, 2418m 1 1 Rivivy Kenz w (14) 61.5 95 J Lorensini 9 0s3s8 Ocean Knight (2) 57.5 96 L Nolen 18 74510 Lonado (3) 56.5 98 Ms J Kah 10 97s46 Doves Cry wn (11) 56.5 93 J McNeil 2 Allianz Insurance Plate 3.00 1 90079 Cicilo (9) 58.5 88 Dean Holland 2 3210 Does It w (13) 61 99 W Egan 19 23312 Sirius Deal (12) 58.5 94 C Rawiller (a1.5) 2 63 Fabalot (10) 58.5 100 D Oliver 3 s5s72 Hochadel w (4) 61 95 M Allen 11 01872 Wheal Grace twb (14) 56.5 95 J Childs $31,500, 2yo Maiden SW, 1112m 20 s7515 Royal Admiral (13) 58 94 J Mott 3 79976 Hot Rebel (11) 58.5 88 L German (a) 4 4341s I’m The Business c (7) 61 92 12 5534s Aasira dw (4) 56 92 D Bates 1 2423s Blondeau (12) 58 98 D Thornton 4 58542 Irish Pardon (7) 58.5 94 M Allen D Stackhouse 8 Sports Underwriting 6.00 13 33s94 Credible Witness dw (13) 56 90 2 4s423 Diesel ‘n’ Dust (5) 58 90 E Brown 5 01PsP Laylite wh (8) 58.5 77 A Lynch 5 s1023 Scantoon wn (3) 61 100 J Childs Ms J Kah 3 Infinite Matrix (8) 58 86 M Rodd 6 94903 Pacific Crest (6) 58.5 88 6 4s541 Boy From The Bool (16) 60.5 94 J Fry $31,500, Benchmark 64, 1312m 14 129s Fresh cb (9) 56 96 D Moor 4 Saw That Coming (4) 58 88 J Winks C Rawiller (a1.5) 7 4744s High Torque b (18) 60 93 N Callow 1 9s233 Sabotage n (8) 63 91 L Neindorf (a1.5) EMERGENCIES: 5 446s Squami (3) 58 88 J Mott 7 79655 Prince Elvis (3) 58.5 94 D Stackhouse 8 146s4 Trumpsta w (6) 60 95 J Allen 2 51s88 Choice Harvest d (11) 60 87 J Duffy 15 8553s Aerospeed tw (7) 56 89 6 5 Autumn House (11) 56 92 D Stackhouse 8 s5354 Red Lucas (1) 58.5 92 B Rawiller 9 6s645 Arzani t (5) 59.5 98 J Mott 3 5159s One Hellofa Family w (7) 60 83 J Fry 16 s118s Rocket Empire cn (1) 58 90

New South Wales races at Dubbo Friday Jetbet 17 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 4 3380s Shining Eagle bh (2) 57.5 100 A Cavallo 5 84 Paradia (15) 56 89 J Mallyon 5 5s190 Sons Of Bourke tdh (4) 58 93 3 13s71 Mathematics cw (8) 58 98 G Ryan Race 1: KING CONI, ADIOS STEVE, LITTLE JERRY 5 s4424 Charlie Flyer (5) 57 87 A Layt 6 34s24 Costa Chin Chin (6) 55.5 96 S Miller J Pracey-Holmes 4 61134 Witness Collector tbh (5) 58 94 6 s5364 Poster Man b (1) 57 91 R Jones (a2) 7 39330 Oakfield Poet h (10) 55.5 95 C Lever 6 s1010 Mont Genep cw (2) 57.5 100 Ms M Weir (a) Race 2: SHINING EAGLE, INTENSE PASSION, POSTER MAN 7 457s5 Alanton’s Treaty (13) 56.5 89 8 85643 Pop Power (11) 55.5 91 B Cray Ms E Webster-Hawes 5 21s15 Skipper Joe d (4) 57 96 C Lever Race 3: LADY OF CARMEL, PREVISO, SINGING DIXIE Ms M Weir (a) 9 00003 Smart Agent (9) 55.5 82 R Jones (a2) 7 0s128 Skillet w (11) 57.5 96 A Layt 6 14241 Supreme Times d (2) 56.5 95 Race 4: COSTA CHIN CHIN, GODFREY PARK, OAKFIELD POET 8 746s7 Apache Rush (8) 56 81 10 42438 Terry Tuffnut (18) 55.5 96 K Dunbar 8 23955 La La Loopsy dw (8) 56.5 94 C Gallagher (a) Race 5: ZABERFELDIE, MR PLOW, THE SLEDGEHAMMER 9 837s0 El Jay h (10) 56 79 K Dunbar 11 99254 Wild Rocket (16) 55.5 90 M A Cahill R Jones (a2) 7 296s5 Denace cw (9) 55.5 89 R Simpson (a3) Race 6: MONT GENEP, TULLY HO, SQUARED 10 5s327 Harwok’n’zoff h (15) 56 88 G Ryan 12 60 Yacaaba (7) 55.5 89 Ms M Weir (a) 9 91232 Tully Ho cdw (5) 55.5 96 8 100s9 Jewel Of The Clan d (3) 55.5 91 Race 7: AMY’S SHADOW, FROM THE BUSH, JETEYE 11 03023 Riders Inthe Stand b (9) 56 85 EMERGENCIES: Ms G Mc Donnell (a3) Ms E Hennessy (a2) Race 8: SUPREME TIMES, WITNESS COLLECTOR, PRALINE Ronald Simpson (a3) 13 — Grande Marengo SCRATCHED 10 96706 Classy Rebel wh (7) 55 85 9 2141 Praline tcwh (7) 55 100 Race 9: JAWWAAL, CHAMBERMAID, DUSKY DAMSEL 12 25s55 Valwalter (3) 56 87 C Lever 14 8s490 Fatalie (17) 55.5 100 Ms K Bell-Pitomac (a1.5) Ms K Bell-Pitomac (a1.5) EMERGENCIES: 15 470s0 Crypto Fiorelli h (4) 55.5 87 11 77s72 Squared tcwh (3) 55 84 Ms J Presits (a3) 10 865s7 Disobedient (10) 55 89 A Layt 13 55987 Lord Of Helicon (11) 56 85 16 s6203 Small Dream (14) 55.5 86 M Heagney EMERGENCY: 11 44405 Invincible Thunder dwh (15) 55 86 14 909s0 Torque To Roman (4) 56 79 17 46s00 Yak h (13) 55.5 88 12 83020 Satan Da dwh (9) 55 90 Ms K Cowan (a1.5) 15 s9080 Proffasee h (12) 56 79 18 07670 Surprise (5) 55.5 82 Ms N Burrells (a1.5) EMERGENCIES: 16 70s90 Hallberg h (14) 56 84 Ms A Cooper (a3) 12 s8399 Rosesay th (1) 55 84 5 Dubbo RSL Club Resort 4.25 7 The Milestone Hotel 5.40 13 10521 Deshawn dw (11) 55 92 M A Cahill 3 Signvision Handicap 3.10 $22,000, Class 2, 1620m $22,000, Class 1, 1320m 14 69506 Coasting (14) 55 79 1 Pastoral Hotel Plate 2.00 $22,000, Maiden, 1320m 1 2s650 Mr Plow (4) 60.5 93 C Lever 1 62s1 From The Bush w (8) 59 96 N Heywood 15 23s12 Amy’s Shadow w (6) 56 96 $22,000, Maiden SW, 1020m 1 s00s3 For Da Boys (13) 58.5 90 2 s3822 Zaberfeldie w (3) 57 100 J Mallyon 2 03314 Harley Fat Boy c (1) 59 93 9 Adors Party Hire 6.55 Ms K Bell-Pitomac (a1.5) 3 710s1 The Sledgehammer d (14) 56.5 96 J Pracey-Holmes 1 2s Banju (1) 59 89 D Northey 2 — Eric Snow Dog SCRATCHED Ms K Bell-Pitomac (a1.5) 3 71s6 Jeteye cw (4) 59 100 C Lever $22,000, Benchmark 58, 1420m 2 King Coni (2) 59 83 A Layt 3 43s3 Previso (16) 57.5 96 J Mallyon 4 77332 Nine Not Out (11) 56 97 D Northey 4 83505 Smart Ain’t He h (6) 59 89 A Layt 3 258s Little Jerry h (11) 59 85 1 80074 Any Blinkin’ Day tcdwh (9) 63.5 93 4 7s Spacing (2) 57.5 89 Ms A Skerritt 5 24038 Soviet (8) 55 96 P Scorse (a) 5 23s12 Amy’s Shadow w (9) 58 98 Ms G Mc Donnell (a3) Ms K Cowan (a1.5) 6 6218 Arrivederci ch (7) 58 97 G Ryan SCRATCHED 5 8 Miss Concheeta (10) 57 85 6 06474 Tormund d (12) 55 92 A Morgan 2 8s324 Jawwaal d (16) 62 95 4 — Pass The Card J Pracey-Holmes 7 0s664 Snippetsline dw (7) 55 95 B Cray 7 7s898 Fearless Mila w (12) 58 89 5 — Aquilla Skye SCRATCHED SCRATCHED Ms E Hennessy (a2) 6 6s342 Tank Attack h (12) 57 89 M A Cahill 8 10701 Dusktilldawn cdh (6) 55 96 8 — Chico 3 97757 Pittsburgh dwh (15) 62 93 L Blanch (a2) 6 3326s Arzu (3) 57 87 R Simpson (a3) 7 — Comedy Deel SCRATCHED R Simpson (a3) 9 340s7 Hibern d (18) 56.5 88 C Gallagher (a) 7 Cardiff Lass h (4) 57 85 Ms A Cooper (a3) 4 97797 Attalea tcw (17) 61.5 90 8 69s36 Boxing (9) 56 95 S Miller 9 56735 Ocean Hero wh (10) 55 90 M Heagney 10 124s7 Ludivine (5) 56 91 Ms M Weir (a) 5 08320 Rich And Shameless (18) 61 99 B Cray 8 0022s Last Chance Dance (8) 57 100 9 68520 Fiveash (7) 56 86 M Heagney 10 04180 Prospectors Helmet d (5) 55 95 11 54610 Crimson Petal twh (13) 55.5 93 K Dunbar A Morgan SCRATCHED 6 13173 Slatey Bay cdw (6) 61 93 R Simpson (a3) 10 44234 Lady Of Carmel (14) 56 100 R Jones (a2) 12 — Scorched Land 7 000s5 Podium Bound th (4) 60.5 92 K Dunbar 9 93243 Now Or Never (17) 57 89 A Layt 11 478s5 Singing Dixie (8) 56 85 P Scorse (a) 11 0s966 Zouzoom t (2) 55 85 V Bolozhinskyi EMERGENCIES: 10 s29s7 Tamlika (6) 57 86 C Gallagher (a) 8 01530 Zoutenant cdwh (5) 60.5 95 12 0 Yamba’s Star (3) 56 84 G Ryan 12 74705 Ultimate Quest d (9) 55 93 13 27422 Shwanky Doo dwh (16) 57 92 Ms K Bell-Pitomac (a1.5) 11 — Spritza Seritza SCRATCHED EMERGENCIES: Ms G Mc Donnell (a3) 14 7s905 Aisle Six w (3) 57 90 B Cray EMERGENCIES: 9 51571 Dusky Damsel tcdwh (1) 60 99 13 04750 Soldier Poy (1) 56 92 V Bolozhinskyi EMERGENCIES: 15 60900 Vogue Empress (15) 55 88 J Pracey-Holmes 12 038s5 Enamour (10) 57 96 Ms M Weir (a) 14 7009 Unbridled Passion h (11) 56 86 13 22008 Narrow Neck Nelson w (13) 55 85 16 02165 Smokeball (2) 55 93 10 55821 Chambermaid dw (14) 59.5 91 13 9s3 Adios Steve (12) 56.5 97 G Ryan Ms E Webster-Hawes K Dunbar Ms K Bell-Pitomac (a1.5) V Bolozhinskyi 14 7 Orders (14) 59 79 J Rogers 15 5s500 Megalodon (5) 56 85 14 s9444 Dizzy Dylan h (1) 55 91 A Cavallo 17 2584s Sunsout Shirtsoff (14) 55 81 11 413s0 Five Star Gal th (11) 58.5 92 15 8 Digging Deep Red (5) 56.5 82 16 60s70 Hidden Potential h (4) 56 82 Ms A Stanley (a2) Ms K Cowan (a1.5) 16 9200s Mumbo (7) 59 80 6 Aquawest Handicap 5.05 18 31s95 On A Promise w (11) 55 88 12 86721 Twice The Value (3) 58.5 98 M A Cahill 17 88s38 Magic Stan (9) 59 81 4 Western Plains Security 3.50 Ms G Mc Donnell (a3) $22,000, Benchmark 66, 1020m EMERGENCIES: 2 Total Diesel Repairs 2.35 $22,000, Maiden, 1620m 1 24s43 Still Undaunted dw (1) 61 93 8 Kings Hall Jewellers 6.20 13 07097 Seel The Deel dw (7) 60.5 100 J Mallyon 1 6732 Godfrey Park (8) 59 90 R Simpson (a3) C Gallagher (a) 14 42343 Moss The Boss d (2) 60 95 $22,000, Maiden, 1320m 2 0 Sidandsav h (3) 58.5 79 2 06976 Lucienne tc (12) 60 95 R Simpson (a3) $22,000, Class 1, 1120m 15 958s0 Magic Arli dw (12) 57.5 80 1 9 Oybusta (7) 59 81 C Gallagher (a) Ms N Burrells (a1.5) 3 5s571 The Inflamer dw (10) 59 93 1 1s170 Smart Decision w (13) 61 94 16 18866 Harry New Shoes dw (8) 58 92 2 33 Intense Passion b (6) 58.5 96 J Rogers 3 — Thieve SCRATCHED Ms E Hennessy (a2) Ms A Stanley (a2) 17 44911 Grass Cutter dw (13) 57 93 3 5 Just A Pearl (16) 57.5 82 P Scorse (a) 4 625 It’s A Possibility b (1) 57 91 G Ryan 4 3388s Arleta t (6) 58.5 96 Ms Y Lewis (a2) 2 9s640 Mornay tdw (12) 58.5 88 A Morgan 18 00509 Zagaya dw (10) 56.5 95 THE LAST POST The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 by Mark Peters previously performed with “He brought that true of hits by Hendrix, Cream, showbands the Maori showband sound to the Santana and The Police illy has four guitars, Volcanics, and the Howard stage and was the epitome the band “took off”. says a cartoon on the Morrison Quartet. Walsh of the big band frontman. “Everyone at Smash Blate Peter Te Kani’s recalls him performing at His presentation, how Palace is saddened at the Facebook page, the last of the the New Zealand Motor he dressed — he was passing of our dear friend musician’s posts before he Caravan Association a top presence in look, Peter Te Kani,” Smash passed away on June 26. (NZMCA) rally last year presentation and sound.” Palace owner Darryl “Suzy has one bass,” as vocalist with the Chris Peter Te Kani was a real Monteith noted on the continues the gag. “What does Reynolds Big Band. gentleman, says Poverty venue’s Facebook page. Suzy have that Billy doesn’t? “Peter was very Bay Blues Club captain “Pete was a true “A gig! Suzy has a gig!” professional. He was Darryn Clyne. gentleman and a superbly Known largely in the local dressed suavely and “He was a versatile talented musician and music scene as a bass player, performed songs like Mac musician and performer producer. We will fondly Te Kani was also known for his the Knife, and New York, and he helped a lot of remember his thumping versatility and seems never to New York, like a pro. musicians although he bass style and powerful have been short of gigs, onstage “Then his music wasn’t one to talk about soulful voice as recorded or off. changed. He got more into himself. here with Lazy 50, but “I’ve known Peter for about the blues but he still loved “He came along to also his warmth, humour 20 years,” says Walter “Wiz” old school. He was very blues club nights pretty and generous spirit.” Walsh. versatile. Even when he soon after we started. He Lazy 50’s lead singer/ “He produced four of my was ill, and in lockdown, performed easy-listening guitarist Adrian Athy was albums. He did my backing he was singing songs in music because he was not available for comment vocals, he played keyboard, his recording studio with such a smooth crooner. but band manager and guitar and electronic drums for the green screen with a Peter loved to croon. He partner Kerry Taggart the backing music. picture of the Town Clock wasn’t always strictly says Te Kani helped Athy “He even performed for my behind him. blues but he was always grow as a musician. surprise 40th birthday.” “He was one of the well-received because of “Peter was the The musician/music director/ nicest guys you could ever the quality of his sound.” consummate musician. He producer/backing vocalist also meet.” A Poverty Bay Blues basically said to Adrian, recorded albums for Raymond Te Kani had played Club night was where ‘you have to get your shit Solomon, Dennis Marsh, and bass for small bands Chris Gisborne musician John together’. He wanted to many others, says Walsh. Reynolds also performed Warren first saw Te get their music sharp. Known for his in, but asked for ideas Kani on bass guitar. In “Peter was all about professionalism, Te Kani had for entertainment for the 2011, he and Te Kani quality.” NZMCA rally, Te Kani and got together as the duo, Te Kani’s mentorship Reynolds came up with Timelords, and performed has paid off for Athy, but the idea of a big band. with programmed backing that’s an another story. “I’ve sensed a demand tracks. Walsh, who broadcast a for big band music in “I thought he was a real tribute show to Te Kani on Gisborne,” Reynolds told professional,” says Warren. Turanga FM last month, The Gisborne Herald last “He was very calm. has the last word here. year. Nothing ever flustered “Another fallen soldier,” “We have the players him. If we’d make a he wrote in a Facebook in town so this is the mistake, we’d just look at post. optimum time”. each other and laugh.” “We say goodbye to my One of those swing- After four years as a dearest friend and fellow sound players was Te Kani duo, Timelords was joined musician Peter. who looked and sounded by drummer Gav Rafferty “No reira te rangatira the part. and with a playlist made moe mai ra”.

TIMELORD: Bass guitar player, showband crooner, music director, producer, and backing vocalist were among roles the late Peter Te Kani brought to Gisborne’s music scene before he passed away on June 26. Picture supplied 26 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 Tupaia doco in film festival

by Mark Peters region, everybody. Many of them had never even considered that there might be a different way to he making of the documentary Tupaia’s look at the arrival of Captain Cook in 1769. As Endeavour was a journey of discovery Dame Anne Salmond says: it’s the view from the T— and if a history-making moment at shore, rather than the view from the ship.” Uawa-Tolaga Bay wasn’t mind-blowing enough, During a premiere of a special cut of the wait till you see the discovery that makes sense of documentary in Gisborne in 2016, the audience the Raiatean arioi and navigator’s map of Pacific saw a drawing by Tupaia high on a cave wall at islands. Opoutama-Cook’s Cove. That opportunity has come around with Whanau Since that screening, director Lala Rolls, crew Marama — the New Zealand International Film and actors have toured the country and gathered Festival (NZIFF) which can be accessed online. more stories about Tupaia and included them in “Hang on,” says a clearly affected Michael the film. The film has evolved since its first public Tuffery, right after making the discovery some of screening in Gisborne four years ago. us got to see in a private screening last year at “All the delays and the sharing of versions with Reynold’s Hall. “I’m having a moment.” local communities along the way has drawn a While Tupaia joined British explorer James wealth of knowledge and information to us,” Rolls Cook’s expedition from Tahiti to New Zealand, the told The Big Idea. “This has fed into and brought a Raiatean has been largely overlooked by European special kind of magic to the final cut.” historians. Tupaia’s Endeavour is a voyage of discovery as ■ Whanau Marama — New Zealand International artist Tuffery, historian Paul Tapsell and actor Kirk Film Festival (NZIFF) runs from July 24– August Torrance meet with Gisborne and Uawa-Tolaga 3. Bay identities. “In 2016, we shared a very long version of the ■ Tupaia’s Endeavour will be streamed from July film with the Te Ha Trust at a big screening in 29 – August 4. To book, visit athome.nziff.co.nz/ Gisborne,” says Rolls. film/tupaias-endeavour and create an account. “There were city councillors, the Mayor, ordinary Click on the “get the programme” button for the Pakeha New Zealanders, Maori from around the complete schedule.

WELCOME TO TURANGANUI-A-KIWA: Actor Kirk Torrance plays Raiatean arioi and navigator Tupaia, who joined Lieutenant James Cook’s expedition from Tahiti to New Zealand, in an updated cut of Lala Rolls’ documentary, Tupaia’s Endeavour. The doco screens online this month as part of the New Zealand International Film Festival. Picture supplied Sleeping among Dunedin skeletons by Jessica Wynne Lockhart, NZ Herald particularly if your funny bone comes in a shade of black. ying in bed at my Dunedin Airbnb, Mahalski had assured me that he didn’t I’m faced with a dilemma that feel any evidence of a haunting and none LI haven’t grappled with since of the Airbnb reviews mention anything childhood: should I risk walking to the strange. Heck, Mahalski even has a bathroom in the dark? Or should I just “superhost” badge. give in to my fears and wet the bed? I muster up the nerve to make a cup of The essence of my accommodation is tea. Filling the kettle, I gaze out across pretty stock standard. There’s a queen- to Mahalski’s garage. On its roof, bones sized bed, a television, and a bathroom are scattered to dry in the sun — like with an Instagram-worthy claw-foot tub. something from Scary Stories to Tell in the The problem is that just outside my room, Dark, books that I scared myself silly with there’s also a collection of human skulls, as a pre-teen. Through the window, I see a cabinets full of bones, and a gurney from a human skeleton. mental asylum. I scurry back to my room, only emerging I’m spending the night at the Museum of hours later when I determine that wetting Natural Mystery, a small privately-owned the bed isn’t a realistic option. museum in Dunedin Central. Located in SCARY BONES: Curated by artist Bruce Mahalski, the Museum of Natural Mystery Three months later, I finally return to an unassuming 1880s Victorian villa, it is part of a growing trend of small private museums opening worldwide. Inside look through the cabinets again. This time, houses an extensive collection of “biological Dunedin’s Museum of Natural Mystery, guests can sleep overnight. NZ Herald picture I bring my partner to hold my hand. curiosities, ethnological art, and unusual Wandering through the house, objects cultural artefacts”. research company, the vast majority have familiar with. pop out that I didn’t notice on my first Curated by artist Bruce Mahalski, it’s opened in the last 20 years. Mahalski’s cabinets of curiosities spread visit, like the nkisi, a wooden object from part of a growing trend of small private The idea may seem progressive, but out across three rooms, with a fourth space the Congo. Mahalski tells me that its museums opening worldwide. Although its origins are in the 16th century’s dedicated to his art. brutal-looking exterior — which has been exact figures are difficult to come by, Kunstkammer or “cabinets of curiosities”. Bones dominate the other rooms too, but impaled dozens of times over — hides private museums are now believed to These private museums were the norm the museum is as much about Dunedin as its true nature. Each piece of metal, he outnumber public institutions globally. until the 18th century when they were it is about the artist’s own history. explains, is nailed in like a karakia. According to Larry’s List, an art market replaced with the public model we are now A heap of monarch butterflies from “People think that African art is about Dunedin butterfly breeder Judy Egerton devil worship, but this has been designed fills one jar. Moa bones, excavated from to keep your house safe from witches and a garden by a local homeowner, sit in a bad omens,” he says. display case. A doll, found in Larnach As midday light pours in through the Castle in the 1970s, leans against an Ouija windows, I watch my partner pose at the board. Even the skull of Mahalski’s “much antler selfie station. The Dunedin Museum Promote your loved” pet cat, Stockard, is on display. of Natural Mystery, I realise, isn’t about What sets the museum apart — death or things that go bump in the night: other than the obvious — is Mahalski’s it’s a testament to life. placards. Identifying each object, they’re There is a presence here, but I can event here often personal and humorous in nature, assure you he’s very much alive.

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■ Trev’s boot scoot and boogie Country music in the Cosmopolitan Club boulevard. Free entry, Friday, July 24, 8pm.

■ John Mackill’s Jazz Collective “Jazz standards like you’ve never heard them before.” Holy Trinity Church Hall, Saturday, July 25, 2pm. $20. Profits to SuperGrans Tairawhiti.

■ Lucien Johnson Quartet Tairawhiti Museum, August 6, Friends! The Musical Parody 7.30pm, $20 at the door. Friday, September 18th, 7.30pm

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■ Gisborne Ballet Group dance competitions says Potus-in-waiting War Memorial Theatre. August 8-9. anye West thinks a coronavirus thing is that we all won’t make it to ■ Jazz duo Oscar Laven and vaccine will be “the mark of the heaven. There’ll be some of us that do Adrian Jensen Kbeast”. not make it.” Tairawhiti Museum, August 9, 2pm. The 43-year-old rapper has revealed Kanye even claims to have contracted $5 for Friends of the Museum, $10 he is against the development of a the virus himself back in February, but adults; children and students with vaccine against Covid-19 — which didn’t specify whether or not he received ID free. Door sales only. has infected over 13 million people a test to confirm his diagnosis. Te Moana Glow Show worldwide, and claimed the lives of He added: “Chills, shaking in the bed, almost 600,000 — because he believes taking hot showers, looking at videos Thursday-Friday ■ St Andrew’s Lunchtime Concert the injection will “put chips inside of us” telling me what I’m supposed to do to October 22nd-23rd 10.00am & 11.30am Gisborne Concert Band conducted that prevent people from “crossing the get over it. I remember someone had by Matthew Lee. A celebration gates of heaven”. told me Drake (a Canadian rapper) had of the flute player’s few months He said: “It’s so many of our children the coronavirus and my response was home in Gisborne before he returns that are being vaccinated and paralysed Drake can’t be sicker than me.” Tina, Simply The Best to Boston for his doctoral music . . . So when they say the way we’re And when asked how he thinks Monday, November 9th, 8.00pm study. St Andrew’s Church, Sunday, going to fix Covid is with a vaccine, I’m the virus should be fought without a August 15, 2pm. Free but koha for extremely cautious. That’s the mark of vaccine, the Heartless rapper — who performers is appreciated. the beast. recently announced his plans to run for “They want to put chips inside of us, President of the United States — said they want to do all kinds of things to “praying” is the answer. ■ Ultimate 70s 50th Celebration make it where we can’t cross the gates Speaking to Forbes magazine, he said: Dress up in 70s costumes, and of heaven. I’m sorry when I say they, “We pray. We pray for the freedom. dance the night away to the music the humans that have the Devil inside “It’s all about God. We need to stop of the 70s. Prizes for best costumes. them. doing things that make God mad.” Dome Room, Saturday, August 15, “And the sad thing is that, the saddest — NZ Herald 9pm. Tickets $15. Text 027 536 8096. First 70 sold go in draw to win an ACDC bar stool. Heath Franklin’s Chopper THEATRE The Silencer Monday, November 16th, 7.30pm ■ Auditions for The Crucible Unity Theatre, 209 Ormond Road, The ABBA Show July 18 and 19. To register interest, Monday, November 23rd, 8.00pm call 867 3423 or 021 0220 5074.

■ Calendar Girls Unity Theatre, 209 Ormond Road, August 13–22, 7.30pm with a 3pm matinee on August 16. Tickets available from eventfinda. Stars In Their Eyes Saturday, September 19th, The Daylight Atheist ■ 2.30 & 7.30pm Michael Hurst performs Tom Scott’s portrait of his father. Lawson Field Theatre, Sunday, August 16, OUT OF THE BLACK: The setting of the sun, darkness, night, and the Musical Theatre Gisborne presents 3.30pm. $30 per ticket + Gold Card abode of the dead are translations of the Maori word ‘po’ that lends itself to The Addams Family Concessions from Gisborne i-Site. Nikora Tori Te Kahu and Rangimarie Makowharemahihi-Pahi’s installation Po! Po!. Installed in a small, black-walled gallery at Tairawhiti Museum ,the space is December 11-19 Brought to you by AOTNZ dominated by a large shank of cobalt blue threads suspended from the ceiling. InCahoots with Lawson Field Small wooden symbols glint among the threads while a multitude of knotted Theatre. threads suggestive of human forms subside in one corner. A striking portrait of a matriarch made up of sharp, angular planes hangs from the back wall.

Got something going on? Po! Po! acknowledges pouri (sorrow) the artists have come to know through 32930-05 Let The Guide know at generations of memories, say notes to the exhibition. “We, as women, are Tickets on sale from Gisborne i-SITE the ukaipo, the nurturing element for all — yet — where is our sanctum? Here [email protected], we aim to provide a space for self healing and reflection.” Po! Po! Tairawhiti Accepting bookings for functions, or telephone 869-0630. Museum, ends September 6. Picture by Liam Clayton events, meetings and conferences. Email [email protected] 28 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 Art imitates life for Woodley by Bethany Reitsma, NZ Herald what provides growth for us as human beings.” elf-confessed “introvert” Shailene The film is confronting and vulnerable, Woodley says lockdown has been but her co-stars Jamie Dornan and S“wonderful”. Sebastian Stan created “room for safety” “Being home and having the on set. They’re “wonderful people” who opportunity to be alone has been a really “carry so much truth on their sleeves”, she big blessing,” the Hollywood actress said. confesses over the phone. “The three of us were able to establish a The 28-year-old has been “sheltering in sense of vulnerability with one another.” place” with her dog in her West Coast US In the film, much of the relationship home during the Covid-19 pandemic. development is shown over text messages. But just because she’s hunkering down Woodley has been vocal about her dislike at home, doesn’t mean you won’t be seeing of texting and cellphones in the past. the actress on your screen anytime soon. “Anytime you text, you’re approaching Her film Endings, Beginnings has hit something from one perspective and it theatres in New Zealand after premiering exists in a 2d universe,” she said. at the Toronto International Film Festival “It’s difficult for others to necessarily in September last year. know what your intentions behind Now, reflecting on the freedom she had particular words are. I’m a huge fan of on the virtually unscripted film, Woodley SELF-DISCOVERY: A Los Angeles woman (Shailene Woodley) goes on a reflective face-to-face contact. If that’s not possible shared she “absolutely loved it”. journey after meeting two handsome best friends (Jamie Dornan and Sebastian Stan) then FaceTime and if that’s not possible, The film follows her character Daphne, at a party. Samuel Goldwyn Films picture via NZ Herald then at least a phone call. I think text a woman searching for a sense of identity messages can convolute a lot of intention.” after breaking up with her long-term “When you improvise a movie, so my character had gone through earlier on Woodley hopes the pandemic won’t boyfriend and quitting her job. much of what you say and do comes in my life,” she admitted. change the collaborative aspect of When she meets bad boy Frank from your own experience, so it felt And as someone who “really loves love”, filmmaking. (Sebastian Stan) and gentlemanly Irish like an exploration of who we all were Woodley said the opportunity to explore “The basis of making a movie is that writer Jack (Jamie Dornan) at a New as individuals outside of the normal what loving two people at the same time everyone gets to be together and relish Year’s Eve party, she finds herself falling narrative system of acting.” could feel like was fascinating. in the experience of community and it’s for both men, before discovering that At first, it seems as though Woodley It’s not necessarily about a love triangle, essential for moviemaking, so it would be they’re best mates. wouldn’t have much in common with she said. Rather, it’s about a woman trying very sad to me if that had to change.” The whole film is improvised, loosely Daphne — the extroverted artist begins to figure out who she is. based on a screenplay by director Drake the film by swearing off men and alcohol And while Daphne said in the film, “you ■ Endings, Beginnings, released by Doremus and Jardine Libaire. It gave and moving in with her sister. can’t have fire and comfort at the same Samuel Goldwyn Films, has been Woodley and her co-stars the chance to But Woodley, who earlier this year broke time,” Woodley thinks there’s room for rated PG-16 by the Motion Picture “dig deep and be really open and honest”, up with Kiwi-Fijian rugby player Ben both. Association of America “for sex scenes, she said. Volavola, said she was constantly drawing “None of us can be defined by one offensive language and content that “That’s not something you’re often on her own experiences to play Daphne. particular totem and I think we’re all may disturb.” Running time: 110 afforded to do in movies,” she said. “I had gone through a lot of the issues constantly evolving and changing. That’s minutes. FilmGuide ODEON MULTIPLEX Dev Patel leads a diverse ensemble cast in the Dickens classic. ■ Radioactive After her husband’s death, Marie Curie ■ Moana remains committed to science as she tries The strong-willed daughter of a to explain previously unknown radioactive Polynesian chief sets sail in search of THE elements. 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The trolls unite to save their diverse kinds of music from destruction. ■ Rosie A Dublin family, which loses their rented HOME OF THE $20,000 NO REPEAT WORKDAY ■ The Personal History of David house when the owner decides to sell, Terms, conditions and limitations apply. See gold.co.nz Copperfield faces a precarious existence. 24304-05 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 SPORT 29 News in brief from the world of sport Five-subs rule extended Cup to be played in November and December FIFA is looking to stage the draw for the The captain will take the place of Joe Denly, on Wednesday, with kickoff times at 1pm (1000 tournament in late March or early April 2022, who made 18 and 29 in his two innings at the ZURICH — An interim rule allowing football teams GMT), 4pm (1300 GMT), 7pm (1600 GMT) and when 30 of the 32 finalists will be known. Rose Bowl and was fighting with Zak Crawley to to use five substitutes a match during the schedule 10pm (1900 GMT). It is the last World Cup with 32 teams before the keep his spot for the second test at Old Trafford. congestion caused by the coronavirus pandemic “Once the pairings are known, the possibility expansion to 48 nations at the 2026 tournament Crawley had England’s highest single score has been extended through next season. will be discussed of providing a more beneficial in the United States, Canada and Mexico. — AP with 76 in the second innings. Football’s law-making panel, known as IFAB, kickoff time for audiences at home, or indeed There will be changes to the bowling attack, said the option of using two extra replacements for fans in Qatar with regard to the stadium too, after England chose to give pacemen Jimmy would continue in the 2020-21 season and for allocation,” FIFA said in a statement. Root back as England captain Anderson and Mark Wood a rest. national team competitions into next August, Hosts Qatar will open the Middle East’s first FRESH from becoming a father of two, Joe Root Stuart Broad is pushing for a recall after being when the Tokyo Olympic tournaments end. World Cup in the 60,000-capacity Al Bayt Stadium will be reinstalled as England captain today with dropped for the first test — and then speaking The decision fulfils some goals in a proposal at 1pm on November 21. The final starts at 6pm his team in familiar territory. publicly about his disappointment during the by FIFA in April which wanted to extend the rule on December 18 at the 80,000-capacity Lusail With Root absent so he could be with his wife match — and left-arm seamer Sam Curran is through 2021 for all national team games and Stadium. Those are the same kickoff times from for the birth of their second child, England lost another option after being added to the squad. calendar-year domestic leagues. the last World Cup in Russia. the first test against the West Indies last week The team will be announced on the morning of FIFA said its plan would help prevent some Eight venues in close proximity to Doha will be in what was the first international cricket match the game. — AP injuries caused by “potential player overload” as used at the tournament, which will be played in since the sport’s shutdown because of the competitions catch up with a backlog of games. 28 days rather than the 32 days used in Russia to coronavirus outbreak. Visa troubles for Wolfpack IFAB cited “the impact on player welfare of minimise the disruption to the European season. It leaves England with a record of having lost MANCHESTER — The Canadian rugby league competitions being played in a condensed period Teams and fans will not need to fly around Qatar the first test in eight of the team’s last 10 series. team of New Zealand star Sonny Bill Williams and in different weather conditions.” because stadiums are within a 30-mile radius. So, after some time away from camp, is Root might not be able to complete their first season Competition organisers have the option of Both semifinals — like some games in the any closer to putting his finger on why these in the English Super League because of letting their teams use five substitutes instead previous rounds — will kick off at 10pm and will slow starts keep happening? complications arising from the pandemic. of three in 90 minutes, and a sixth in knockout spill over into the next day if there is extra time, “No,” Root said in a video call for his pre-match British newspaper The Mirror reported that games that go to extra time. or even just long injury and VAR delays in regular news conference. “It’s quite frustrating — you Toronto Wolfpack’s seven overseas players — Teams are still limited to three stoppages of time. don’t want to be behind, you want to put a including Williams — have been on visas limiting play in 90 minutes to make the changes. — AP There is no space for a gap without games marker down early. The pleasing thing is there them to six months a year in Britain, a period between the group stage and round of 16. have been times when that’s been the case and now expired because of the pandemic. — AP Four games a day in 2022 Cup Most teams will get three days of rest between we’ve still come out and won the series. That’s LONDON — The 2022 World Cup will have four games, which FIFA said was “optimum for the challenge now.” The Eastern League football round-up, games every day in a 12-day group stage and sporting performance”. But teams in two last-16 With the series against the West Indies being which normally appears in The Gisborne matches later in the tournament that go into extra matches will only have two days of rest. For the only three tests, England have to bounce back Herald on Thursday, will this week appear time will extend past midnight in Qatar. third-place playoff, one losing semifinalist will immediately and Root’s return is clearly a tomorrow. FIFA released the schedule for the first World have two recovery days while the other has three. positive. THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Friday, July 17, 2020

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Clarke struck with an eight-foot par Rather than return the next morning Poverty Bay putt on the eighth for the win. to complete it, the finalists decided A Clarke par-3 on the 11th, getting to split the title and Pollitt, in his first BRIAN Clarke could almost hear the a shot, put them 4-up and Dodgshun taste of a club competition, took home late, great EJ Gordon clapping after holed a 20-footer for par and the win the silverware and the results board, his Barns-Graham Cup-winning putt on the 13th to make it 5-up with five which he proudly put on display in his on Sunday. holes to play. man cave. Clarke drained a 30-foot birdie Match referee Duncan Bush said it Fast-forward 17 years and Pollitt, putt on the 14th hole to give him and was a dominant display underlined by with a different partner, got his name partner Mike Dodgshun a convincing 6 the flat sticks. on the trophy again — this time and 4 win over Ross Gibson and Barry He pointed out, however, that on winning it outright. Brown in the matchplay final of the three or four occasions, Gibson Pollitt and fellow Englishman Keith illustrious men’s pairs competition. suffered the agony of putts stopping Daniels defeated Brent Colbert and It was a fitting way to end it. on the edge of the hole. Andy Putnam 2 and 1 in the final on Putting was the difference between Had a few more putts gone in for Sunday. the pairs on the day, with Clarke and the eventual runners-up, it would have The Bryan Cup is the subsidiary Dodgshun’s combined brilliance made things a little more tense at the to the Barns-Graham Cup and is on “the dance floor” of Astaire and business end, he said. contested for by the losers of the first Rogers-like quality. It was not to be and Dodgshun now and second rounds of the BG. For Clarke, it was his second taste has the chance at getting his name on In contrast to his marathon 2003 of BG glory, having first won it with a couple of major pieces of silverware effort, Pollitt had a more comfortable Eric Gordon back in 2005. It was also as he is still alive in the intermediate ride to the finish line, including being the first time he had played in the cup men’s club championships. gifted two matches and facing just one since Gordon’s death in 2012. The Barns-Graham Cup semifinals player — Toby Williams — in another. Back in the day, Gordon was rated were held on Saturday. The Barns-Graham Plate, for those arguably the best putter in the country. Clarke and Dodgshun beat Sam who fail to qualify for the BG Cup, was And he would have taken his cap Willock and Marty Reynolds on the also decided on Sunday. off to Clarke’s Sunday performance on 18th in the battle of the farmers. Johannes Carolus van Helden, aka the greens. Gibson and Brown, after being 4-up club captain John van Helden, and Stu Clarke, off 22, and Dodgshun (16) with four holes to play against Tim Harbottle beat Lee Hewson and Brad lost the opening hole to Gibson (10) Sherratt and Mark Gemmell, sneaked Morgan on the 18th. and Brown (12). It was the only hole home on the 19th. BG CUP CHAMPS: Mike Dodgshun (left) and Brian Clarke they lost. THE semifinalists have been combined brilliantly to clinch the 2020 Gisborne Motors Barns- They bounced back immediately IN 2003, Lee Pollitt played 150 confirmed in the senior men’s club Graham Cup men’s pairs title at Poverty Bay Golf Club on Sunday. to win the second hole and built a holes over eight rounds on the way championship. The pair turned on a putting clinic in their 6 and 4 victory over Ross 3-up lead by the halfway mark, thanks to sharing the Bryan Cup men’s pairs George Brown faces Peter Kerekere Gibson and Barry Brown in the handicap matchplay final. More on largely to their short game prowess. title. in one semi while Pete Anderson and their win in the Poverty Bay section of Golf Roundup. Dodgshun banged in a 50-foot-plus Pollitt and Chris Taewa met Neville Andrew Higham meet in the other. Picture by Paul Rickard putt for par on the fifth to escape with Jenkins and Jeremy McLean in the Brown was 1-under the card in a half; Clarke slotted a 10-foot bogey final and after 25 holes it was still all knocking out Thomas Donovan 4 and 3 putt for a half on the seventh; and square and light had run out. in the quarterfinals. D Rameka 75. COMING UP: SUNDAY, committee Anderson crushed Alex Kirkpatrick Two: A Reedy. meeting 10am, Reeves Cup third 8 and 7, Higham beat Tene Goldsmith Women’s stableford: R Taiapa 32. round, Bartram Cup men’s matchplay Junior crossword 1620 4 and 3 and Kerekere was 3-up after Drawn two: S Paku. second round. seven holes when opponent Neil SATURDAY — Women’s stableford: R 1234 Mackie conceded for work reasons. Taiapa 36. Waikohu Three of the intermediate semifinals Drawn two: D Webb. spots have been filled by John van Men’s stableford: P Wellard 35, R LARRY Green and Kahu Tamanui 5 6 Helden, Zach Rolls and Cliff Poole. Grace 34. won the drawn pairs stableford on Likewise the junior semifinals — Two: R Moore. Sunday. Lee Hewson, John Holmes and Larry WEDNESDAY (July 8) — Women’s SUNDAY — Drawn pairs stableford: 7 8 Foster — and the endeavour semis — net-plus-putts: J Muir 97-24-73+29 putts L Green/K Tamanui 58, M Tuapawa/S Te Don McFadyen, Brian Read and Dallas —102. Rito 57, L Green/U Chambers 55. Atkins. Twos: S Maisey. WEDNESDAY — LGU, silver division COMING UP: SUNDAY, committee 1: G Young 92-16-76. Te Puia Springs meeting 10am, club competition. Bronze 1: J MacKinnon. 9 10 Two: G Young. SNAP! Patutahi 9-holers’ net: B Dickson 65-43-22. Hazel Miratana and James Forrester MONDAY — Women’s red tee repeated their wins from the previous GEORGE Brown warmed up for 11 stableford: P Dymock 35. weekend in Sunday club competitions. take 2 of the Patutahi men’s open this SUNDAY — Men’s stableford, division Miratana won the LGU with 91-23- weekend with victory in the senior 1: P Anderson 39, B Morrissey 34, S 68 while Forrester’s 32 points was men’s stableford on Sunday. 12 13 14 15 Andreassen 33. enough to win the men’s stableford on Brown shot 75-8-67, five clear of Division 2: D Meadows 43, K White 38, countback from three others. runner-up Dwayne Russell. A Baldwin 36, M Mulrooney 34. SUNDAY — Round 2 of women’s Ben Cameron won the junior 16 Twos: B Pratt. captain’s competition/LGU: H Miratana division with 67. Approach: D Patumaka. 91-23-68, H McClutchie 97-27-70, G Sai Eder had a successful Friday 17 18 SATURDAY — Twos: A Abrahams, N Roberts 87-16-71. and Sunday of golf. He won the junior Richardson. Putting: H McClutchie 29, I Ngarimu division of the Friday meat pack nine- Approach: C Poole. 29, R Ngatai 30, H Miratana 30, G hole stableford with 24 points and was THURSDAY (July 9) — Men’s Roberts 30. runner-up to Cameron on countback stableford, division 1: S Andreassen 34, Twos: D Goldsmith. on Sunday. C Poole 34, J Bryden 34, D Mettrick 33, Men’s stableford: J Forrester 32, N The Patutahi men’s open, 19 G Clapham 33. Dewes 32, P Harrison 32, J Miratana 32, postponed because of wet weather, Division 2: M Dodgshun 40, M K Waitoa 31, J Devery 30. will be played this weekend. Gemmell 35, J Aitchison 33, R Fletcher SUNDAY — Men’s net, senior division: 33, H Williams 33, S Willock 33. COMING UP: SUNDAY, LGU/ G Brown 68, D Russell 73, R Pohatu 73, Across Down Twos: M Dodgshun, J Williams, J putting for women, second round of J Brown 77. Aitchison, D Bush. Makarika Cup for men — M Higham Junior division: B Cameron 67, S Eder 1. Fastest (8) 1. Silent (5) Approach: J Williams. v J Forrester, R Smith v J Miratana, 67, P Hokianga 73, P Neilson 73, A 7. 2. K Waitoa v D Cook, P Harrison v N Hindmarsh 73. A smelly vegetable (5) Take no notice of (6) COMING UP: TOMORROW, veteran Dewes. Women’s net: D Johnston 81. 8. Awful smell (5) 3. Tough lips with someone (4) women’s golf, 9am tee-off. Twos: M Weaver, H Brown. 9. 4. Tolaga Bay FRIDAY — Meat pack nine-hole Goes in (6) Grin (5) Electrinet Park stableford, senior division: M Stock 20, S 10. Close by (4) 5. Someone from another JEREMY Murphy’s best round in Pohatu 20, O Willimott 19, R Pohatu 18, 12. HANDICAP golf on Saturday. nearly three years fittingly won him the D Russell 18. Donate (4) country (9) Nothing flash on Sunday. But both men’s net on Sunday. Junior division: S Eder 24, J Brodie 20, 14. A meal outdoors (6) 6. A lying irework (9) efforts were good enough for Murphy shot 84-18-66 to head the D Dodgshun 19, P Briant 18, C Brown 17. 11. Roseanne Taiapa to enjoy a double field by three shots. 18. Mistake (5) Small (6) dose of stableford success over the The field for Tolaga Bay’s King of 18. Two times (5) 13. Part of a poem (5) weekend. the Coast men’s open on July 25 and COMING UP: SATURDAY, Patutahi 19. 15. Taiapa won on Saturday with 36 26 is full. men’s open tournament, featuring These cover a bird (8) These grow on your points and again on Sunday with 32. SUNDAY — Men’s net: J Murphy 66, T Bryan Johnson Memorial Cup, field ingers and toes (5) Other weekend winners were Paul Higgs 69, M Grant 70, P Stevenson 70. limited to 100 players, entry fee 16. Wellard (35pts) on Saturday and Pete Twos: T Reedy, T Higgs. includes twos and meal, morning tea An awful child (4) Stewart (34) on Sunday. Putting: M Grant 27, P Stevenson 28, followed by tee-off at 11am, inquiries SUNDAY — Men’s net: P Stewart 74, Joe Lincoln 28, R Pomana 28. to George Brown 027 370 9869.

1. Branches, 6. Tugs, 7. German, 9. Earns, 11. Straw, 12. First, 13. Cheap, 16. Yearly, 18. Stop, 19. Listener. 1. Butterfly, 2. Anger, 3. Huge, 4. Scratch, 5. Tea, 8. Newspaper, 10. Nostril, 14. Eaten, 15. Eyes, 17. Eel. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, July 16, 2020 SPORT 31 Van Dijk makes a mistake, Kane scores 200th goal FOOTBALL by Steve Douglas, AP perfect free-kick that glanced the underside of the crossbar as it went in — and Gabriel AS the longest ever English football Jesus still were enough for City to claim season rumbles on, some unusual things a win, although Bournemouth had great are starting to happen in the Premier chances to equalise even after David League. Brooks pulled one back in the 88th. Take today, for example. Bournemouth stayed three points from Virgil van Dijk made a mistake for safety with two games remaining and have Liverpool. played a match more than the two teams Manchester City got out-shot at home by above them, West Ham and Watford. relegation candidates. At the eighth attempt, Jose Mourinho has Jose Mourinho finally won a league a league victory away to Newcastle. game at St James’ Park. The Tottenham manager saw his team Maybe that’s what playing in empty, win 3-1 to move into seventh place and soulless stadiums in July does to players. continue their push for Europa League A 12-month season certainly looked like it qualification. Even as Chelsea and was starting to catch up with some in the Manchester United manager, Mourinho had Premier League, including already-crowned found St James’ Park a bogey ground. champions Liverpool. Harry Kane scored twice — taking the A 2-1 loss at Arsenal meant another England captain past 200 goals in his club potential record slipped out of reach for career — to add to the opener by Son Jürgen Klopp’s team. They can no longer Heung-min. beat Manchester City’s all-time leading Serge Aurier started for Tottenham, just points haul for a single top-flight season two days after the death of his brother, of 100. Liverpool have 93 points with two Christopher, in France. matches remaining — against Chelsea A finish in the top four seems beyond and Newcastle — so can’t even get to a GOAL No.200: Tottenham’s Harry Kane (right) scores his side’s second goal — and Wolverhampton, who conceded a goal from century, a milestone which appeared a his 200th in his club career — during an English Premier League football match a penalty in the sixth minute of stoppage certainty when the league restarted last against Newcastle United at St James’ Park in Newcastle today. Tottenham won the time to draw 1-1 at Burnley. month. match 3-1. Picture by Owen Humphreys/Pool via AP All White Chris Wood slammed home the The goals conceded were embarrassing spot kick to leave sixth-placed Wolves three on Liverpool’s part, with a sloppy back pass 100 percent home record. for in the league, and it showed against points behind both Leicester and Manchester by the usually flawless Van Dijk — of all Records were always simply a nice relegation-threatened Bournemouth. United, holding a much inferior goal people — gifting Alexandre Lacazette an bonus for Klopp, though. The big thing City fielded a weakened team ahead of difference and having played an extra game. equaliser before goalkeeper Alisson’s poor was winning a first league title in 30 years, an FA Cup semifinal against Arsenal on Leicester and United play tomorrow (NZ pass out from his area eventually resulted and the feeling will be no less sweet for Saturday (Sunday NZ time) and ended up time), against Sheffield United and Crystal in Reiss Nelson scoring the winner. Sadio Liverpool’s players when they lift the trophy being outplayed by Bournemouth, who had Palace respectively. Mane had put Liverpool ahead. in the iconic Kop stand after the match 14 shots to City’s eight. It was the most Raul Jimenez had put Wolves ahead with The loss came a few days after Liverpool against Chelsea at Anfield next week. shots given up by City at home since Pep a brilliant volley from the edge of the area were held 1-1 at home by Burnley to end Man City, 18 points behind Liverpool Guardiola took over in 2016. in the 76th minute, his 17th league goal of their bid to go a full league season with a in second place, also have little to play First-half goals by David Silva — a the season. Start your journey to success eit.ac.nz | 0800 22 55 348 Fit study around your work, home and whanau - achieve a qualiication in only a few months. 30782-01 16 Jul, 2020 MIDNIGHT TONIGHT GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Friday Saturday R Jul 17 Jul 18 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Tauranga 3 16 2 Hicks Bay 3 15 Te Puke 35 22

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WITH THEIR WHEELED STEEDS: Gisborne club cyclists are off to the age group champs. They are (from left) Neil Robinson, Nan Baker, Peter Blake and (inset) Craig Hoskin. Main picture by Paul Rickard, inset @craighoskin/Twitter CYCLING course should suit her. training but says he is OK. It is 61 years since Neil Hoskin is at the end of his 50-to- FOUR cyclists from the Robinson rode his first national 54 age group and will surely be Gisborne Cycling Club will contest championship, in Auckland. tested. Off to the Age Group Road National He will starting in the 75-to-79 Peter Blake is a new member of Championships in Waipukurau this age group, doing both the 16.9km the Gisborne club, having started weekend. time trial and 66km road race. his cycling career in Invercargill in Nan Baker, Neil Robinson, Craig Over the past five age group his teens. Hoskin and Peter Blake will fly the championships he has won three He will contest the 35-to-39 age flag for the Gisborne district. gold and six silver medals. Only group road race over 98.1km and fly the Of the Gisborne riders, 45-to-49 once has he been out of the medals. has produced some strong rides age group competitor Nan Baker He has ridden many with the club in recent events. has the best results from recent championships over the years and This age group is one of the championships. reckons this probably will be his toughest and usually has the Over the past five last. His wife Marion says she’s biggest field. flag for championships she has won six heard it all before. The championships were gold medals, one silver and one Craig Hoskin will ride only originally to have been held in bronze. the 98.1km road race. He has April but due to the Covid-19 The time trial is her speciality, won two bronze medals in past pandemic they were moved to July. and she looks good for another championships and hopes to add to The 500 cyclists who have placing in the 16.9-kilometre event. his tally. entered are looking forward to Gisborne The next day she will ride the While in Wellington last week getting back into racing and hoping 66km road race and the undulating he had a fall off his bike while out for good weather.

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