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WELCOME TO THE FUTURE SCHOOL: A computer image of what the entrance to Mangapapa School will look like. Following a leaky building assessment it was decided two-thirds of the school would be rebuilt and upgraded with state-of-the-art facilities. The entire project is expected to be completed in 2024.

Rebuilding

Mangapapa UNDER CONSTRUCTION: It’s out with the old and in with the new at Mangapapa School as Currie Construction gets stuck into a $10 million to $12 million rebuild. From left are principal Paul ‘Our MKids, staff and community will have access to the Sadler, students Rylan Kirk, Lily Kuo, Andreaz Kohere and Kaitlyn Wells, and Currie Construction apprentice Shaquaid Hihi. best facilities available to any student across ’ Picture by Liam Clayton

by support staff. The first stage is expected to “Our current Ministry of The roading project was Traditional classrooms will be finished 12 months from now. Education delivery manager funded by MANGAPAPA School’s rebuild be replaced by “flexible learning Thirteen classrooms will be Trent Fairey has been great to Council and Waka Kotahi NZ is finally under way after years spaces” with large sliding doors demolished, along with the main work with,” Mr Sadler said, Transport Agency. of planning with aged and leaky between them so teachers administration block and the “If it wasn’t for Trent’s “While it’s been a big wait, classrooms being replaced by have the flexibility to teach support room. commitment and strategic it’s also been invaluable in “flexible” teaching spaces fit for collaboratively or independently. “Much like other schools, as planning we’d still be waiting to really knowing what we want in today’s students. Classrooms for senior students roll growth has occurred over get this project over the line, let terms of the design of teaching Two-thirds of Gisborne’s will feature breakout spaces the years, new blocks have been alone started.” and learning spaces, and most largest primary school is being with kitchen and science added in any space available,” Prior to the rebuild, an importantly, how these property demolished to make way for facilities. Mr Sadler said. enabling stage was completed developments will enhance state-of-the-art buildings at an The layout will be designed “This has led to Mangapapa earlier this year. It involved teaching and learning at estimated cost of $10 million to in such a way to create a School being a maze of sorts. building a carpark entrance on Mangapapa School now and in $12 million. large central courtyard and “The layout of the new school Rua Street exiting on to Ormond the future,” Mr Sadler said. “Our MKids, staff and playground area in the middle of will have a more cohesive feel Road to ease traffic congestion “While there will be obvious community will have access the school. and flow to it”. and promote stronger road disruptions, strong plans and to the best facilities available There is also a significant A leaky building assessment safety around the school site for procedures have been put in to any student across New focus on providing outdoor in 2013 set the wheels in motion the community. place to minimise the impact Zealand,” Mangapapa School learning environments that for the rebuild. In addition to this was a new of this project on teaching and principal Paul Sadler said, complement those inside. Since 2013, the school has crossing, improved parking learning. Mangapapa School has a roll The rebuild is a three-stage worked with five Ministry of areas, road signage, line “This is another significant of 470 students and employs development project expected to Education property managers marking and footpaths on Rua chapter for Mangapapa School, a 45 staff, including teachers and take around three years. and two architects. Street at a cost of $226,000. school that’s steeped in history.”

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FINISHED WORKS: Filmmaker and Chinese calligraphy writer Ji Hao, pen and ink artist Ihipera Walker, and print-maker and art teacher Hannah King gather at Captain Morgans restaurant to demonstrate the ink-based art forms they work in. Artists link through ink by Mark Peters with the artist’s name and was line drawing. used by “famous artists only”, The Mrs King took up Chinese CHINESE calligraphy, pen Herald was told. calligraphy last year although her and ink drawing, and print- Another featured the head of art practice centres on the ancient making were part of an artistic a cow, which indicated when the art form of print-making. demonstration at Captain work was written and the other “Print-making is a dying art,” Morgans restaurant this week. seal carried a saying or proverb. she said. “I want to make sure The low-key event brought Asked if the spontaneous there is awareness around print- ORGANIC: Pen and ink together filmmaker and Chinese nature of Chinese calligraphy making.” artist Ihipera Walker uses calligraphy writer Ji Hao, pen was a form of meditation, Ji Hao She displayed examples of MASTER WRITER: calligraphic pens to create and ink artist Ihipera Walker explained (via translation) that drypoint prints and demonstrated Film director and master these abstract, organic works. and print-maker and art teacher there were two ways to write. woodblock printmaking with calligrapher, Ji Hao stamps Hannah King. One was slow, the other fast and motifs that are part of her his work with a seal inked The demonstration was accurate and the fast style was a involvement with the Moth with red, oil-based “mud” at organised by Captain Morgans form of meditation. Migration Project. an arts demonstration held at restaurant owner Simon Ong. Mrs Walker uses calligraphic The international project is a Captain Morgans restaurant A film director and master pens to create abstract, organic crowd-sourced exhibition of hand- this week. calligrapher, Ji Hao rolled out a works that are suggestive of printed, drawn and cut paper banner of Xuan paper — soft, fine- forms drawn from nature but can moths. Pictures by Liam Clayton textured rice-paper — on a table include cityscapes and faces. An installation of a moth and placed carved paperweights As a student at Ngata College migration map represents artists at each end of the banner. in the 1960s, she developed her from 26 countries and their He used a thick, pointed brush style under teacher Keriana connection with the project. IN PRINT: Print-maker and dipped in ink to write characters Hunter, she said. An auction of the artists’ works art teacher Hannah King in quick strokes on the paper. “I’ll start with a line and it at the demonstration raised $150 demonstrates the art of He completed the work by grows from there,” she said. for the homeless shelter set up woodblock printmaking inking three seals with red, oil- For instance, if she sees the by Oasis Community Church with a motif that is part of based “mud” and pressing these suggestion of a face, landscape, and run under the leadership of her involvement with the on to the paper. fish or buildings, she develops Lizz Crawford and her father and Moth Migration Project. One of the stamps was marked the motif within the abstract pastor Tom.

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TOMORROw TOMORROw 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: Jack Malcolm/John Gillies To fi nd out more call 869 0620 e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 NEWS 3 Asbestos at

FROM TENTS pool confirmed, TO TOLAGA: Haley Allat and son Axle risk of exposure Hamblyn after his search and rescue story rated ‘very low’ that captured the attention by Alice Angeloni of the nation. Haley and her THE risk of contractors being exposed to asbestos family were during repairs to Gisborne’s 47-year-old Olympic living in tents pool is “very low”, local authorities say. in Gisborne But Gisborne District before shifting Council’s health and safety to a house at manager called WorkSafe Mangatuna, NZ to confirm “best practice and bar Axle’s was being followed” after the ordeal, have substance was confirmed as been enjoying asbestos. the rural Contractors replacing tape lifestyle. seal of the indoor 50-metre pool Picture supplied found a substance they thought to be asbestos in the overflow channel on April 20. The affected area, already closed to the public, was sealed and isolated, a council spokeswoman said last week. A site assessment was done and on April 23 it was confirmed as asbestos. We were in a motel and Council community assets and resources manager ‘ Laird Kennedy said the council had “robust” health Homeless in Gisborne it was a bad situation with and safety practices. drugs and alcohol and This included the “pre-qualification” of people fighting . . . and I contractors, the council supplying its Asbestos Management Plan (AMP) before work began, just wasn’t going to have supervision and pre-start briefings. before tale of survival my kid around that

“Even if asbestos has not been confirmed, the ’ AMP states to assume potential for asbestos and requires further tests when work commences,” he said. by Tom Kitchin, Radio NZ around that.” Last year more than 300 whanau were Asked if there was any risk of workers being In January, Haley, her partner and five living in insecure housing such as on the exposed to asbestos between April 11 when the NOT long before three-year-old Axle of her eight children moved to Gisborne streets, in cars, garages or tents. pool was closed for repairs and April 20 when the Hamblyn’s amazing survival after a night and lived in two tents, putting them up and And all the while, house prices and rents potential asbestos was discovered, Mr Kennedy said alone in the bush, his family had no pulling them down all around the city. have been skyrocketing. “the risk of exposure is very low”. home and lived in tents when emergency It reached crisis point when they were Gisborne Mayor Rehette Stoltz said it “Best practice was followed by contractors at all accommodation felt unsafe. fined for camping at a beach by a Gisborne could not be ignored but there was no easy times.” Asbestos testing occurred in all “areas of Axle was found safe and well nearly 22 District Council officer. fix. interest” last week. hours after he wandered 3.5km into the East “She said ‘well you’re not actually allowed “It is real,” she said. “We’re trying to “The results are still being confirmed but the Coast bush. to camp here, here’s a $200 fine’.” address it as soon as possible but it’s going early indication is that contamination is at a very low The family are new to the rural community Immediately after that they were given to take some time.” level,” Mr Kennedy said. near . another fine for using the campsite toilets. Mayor Stoltz said she had not yet met The council should have full results by the end of In a period of homelessness they had “And she’s like ‘well that’s another $200 with Axle’s family but would like to. the week. slept in tents around Gisborne, which has fine and if you don’t leave now, you’re going She was proud of the community The council could not yet indicate the cost of one of the most acute housing shortages in to get into massive trouble’ so I literally had response. removal or a timeline for the pool reopening but the country. to pack up and leave.” “It must’ve been the toughest night for would do so when the asbestos removal company The Te Awamutu house they were living Desperate, her partner Glenn put a post Axle’s mum and dad and our community finalised its removal plan. An asbestos renovation survey was not required in was sold and they were given emergency on Facebook and they were offered a place just went out of their way,” Mayor Stoltz as the work was classed as “minor maintenance accommodation in Hamilton. near Tolaga Bay. said. work”. Axle’s mother Haley Allat said they did It had a momentous start with Axle’s “There were volunteers, there were people WorkSafe does not need to be notified when not feel safe there. ordeal earlier this week but has not put delivering food, people praying, people just potentially Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) “We were in a motel and it was a bad them off their new rural lifestyle. wrapping themselves around that whanau. is discovered, however, it must be notified before situation with drugs and alcohol and people “It’s cool, it’s definitely a change coming “I’m just so proud of how Tairawhiti came any asbestos removal work begins, a council fighting and smashing things all the time, from the city, I like it,” Haley said. together to look after this family at this very, spokeswoman said. Contractors will notify WorkSafe and I just wasn’t going to have my kid Gisborne has severe housing problems. very tough time.” before starting removal work. Unemployment rate down Positives and cause for concern in Stats NZ figures: Chamber by Andrew Ashton fall in the regional labour force, from 12 months. at overall numbers of people in industries, the work put in by which decreased from 29,000 to “The 12-month snapshot of the workforce this time last year Trust Tairawhiti and Gisborne A FALL in unemployment and 27,700. NEET rates shows as being versus the people coming off District Council in their Covid-19 the regional labour force here Labour force participation rate, similar to 12 months ago, benefits. recovery packages and the fact has shown positive signs of post- which is the percentage of the however, from 2019 to current “The impact of Covid-19 is our region has been less affected Covid-19 recovery and the “ever- civilian population 16 years and there has been a significant still washing up in data across by border closures than other present” economic threat posed older who are working or actively decline in the overall NEET economic reporting so it is still regions. by the pandemic. looking for work, also fell — from percentage for the region — 20.9 hard to get a hard comparison. “Of concern is the decline of Estimates provided to The 74.1 percent last year to 67 percent in 2019 to 16.9 percent “Indications show a drop in our regional labour force by 3500 Gisborne Herald by Statistics NZ percent. now. We are seeing positive signs unemployment but the demand people in a region that is crying show when considered separately The number of people not in in overall data from this time in the workforce is still ever- out for workers. from Hawke’s Bay, Gisborne’s the labour force rose 3500 to last year. We are in the back end present.” “It seems some have gone into unemployment rate at the end of 13,700. of one of our peak employment Gisborne Chamber of new training opportunities but March was 5.1 percent — down Another 1400 people were seasons as a region, namely Commerce president Belinda there are a significant number from 6.4 percent the same time classed as not in employment the closing horticulture harvest Mackay said there were positives of people who appear to have last year. education or training (NEET). season. and some cause for concern in dropped out of the workforce. The number of people classed That was the same as last year. “Our region assigned the figures. “The work that iwi groups, as unemployed fell by 500 to Trust Tairawhiti senior significant resources this year to “A 5.1 percent unemployment training industries and Trust 1400. employment co-ordinator Alex aid in harvesting of crops and our rate is significantly lower than Tairawhiti are doing around However, the number of people Hawea said a key point was the community came to the party. where we thought the region pastoral care and workforce in employment has also fallen — volatility in data and the labour The lack of international would be post-lockdown,” she training is important so we don’t down by 900 to 26,300. force when looking at the workers, however, has potentially said. “This shows the robustness lose these workers in the long That corresponded with a Covid-19 pandemic implications skewed numbers when we look of the region’s primary term.” 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021

FAMILY NOTICES Deaths

SHIACH, Janet Honoured for services to Maori, education Deaths Geddes. — Died suddenly, at home in Dr Wayne Ngata HAYNES, Richard , aged 68. receives his New Year (Dick). — Passed away Dearly loved eldest honour from New peacefully, at home in daughter of Nancy and Zealand Governor Taupo, with family at the late William Shiach. General Dame Patsy his side, on Thursday Partner of Tony Field. Reddy in 29th April 2021, aged Sister and sister-in-law yesterday. 85 years. Adored of Kirsty and Ian He was made a husband and soulmate Witters, Helen and Member of the New of Jenny for 39 years. Richard Chisholm. Aunt Zealand Order of Previously married to of William and Merit for services to good friend Bille. Catherine, Georgina, Maori and education. Respected and loved Guy and Margot Dr Ngata is of Ngati brother of Alan and Chisholm; Hamish and James Witters. Step- Ira, Ngati Porou and Judi. Dearly loved Te Aitanga a Hauiti father and father-in-law Aunt of Joanne, Michelle and Reece descent, and lives at of Lyn, Karen and Uawa/Tolaga Bay. Richard, Mark and Witters. Rebecca, Lesa and A private family He is active in the Keith, David and service was held in revitalisation of te reo Bridgette. Much loved Auckland. Maori and education Da of Nathan, Jason models underpinned (dec), Thomas, Helen, by Maori processes, Jonathan (dec), Bridget, TUCKER, David Erle and is also a Paul, Max, Jacob, Luke, Robert (Erle). — 22nd specialist in Maori Maddie and Marcus; December 1948 - 5th literature and a long- Step-Da of Sam, Elly, May 2021. Very loved time advocate for Kristie, Maxwell and and loving husband for Maori art. Dr Ngata is Rhyn; and great- 47 years of Constance (Connie). Beloved a board member of grandfather of ten. the Tertiary Education As per Dick’s wishes, brother of Glynnice. Treasured father and Commission, and a private family chair of Te Taumata farewell has been held. father-in-law of Duncan and Kim, and Jeremy Aronui. Messages to 30a Picture supplied Kurupae Road, Taupo and Georgia; and 3330. Grandad to a newly born Dasha. Taupo Funeral Services ET has blown the final Ltd, Member Funeral whistle on his life. Director’s Assn of NZ Please join us to MAGUIRE, John celebrate his life at Arthur. — Aged 66 Evans Chapel, Ormond years. Passed away Rd at 11am on Monday suddenly, on 5 May, 10th May. Rise in new houses a 2021. Dearly beloved In lieu of flowers, son of the late John and donations to the Rose Maguire. Much Gisborne Cancer loved father of Adam Society would be and Dale, and brother of appreciated and may be Wayne, Eddie, Janette, sent to PO Box 708, good sign for region Katherine, Pauline, Gisborne 4040. Carol, Rose and Leonie. - Evans Funeral Brother-in-law and Services Ltd FDANZ Uncle John to many www.evansfuneral.co.nz by Andrew Ashton “Manaaki Tairawhiti is very happy “Manaaki Tairawhiti wants to ensure loving nieces and with the progress that we are seeing in that among these building opportunities nephews and his special TU CK ER , Erle. — MOVES to ease Gisborne’s housing increasing social housing supply from is a good supply of affordable houses moko. You will be so Much loved brother, woes appear to be finally trickling Kainga Ora. This includes houses that alongside bigger more expensive homes. dearly missed John brother-in-law and through as house building hits a they are building on land they currently “It’s good to see a strong response to John. We love you. uncle of Glynnice, the nine-year high. own and houses they are acquiring from the current crisis and active focus from RIP. Forever in our late John, Clint, Jane, Figures from Statistics New Zealand developers,” Manaaki Tairawhiti strategic many parties such as the government, hearts. Taz and Tana. Rest in show for the year ended March 2021, 109 adviser Judy Campbell said. iwi, council and developers at all parts of You are welcome to peace. consents were granted for new houses “While some of these are at the the housing continuum.” join the family for a here. pre-build stage and don’t yet show in However, on a per thousand resident service to be held at In Memoriam John’s home, 16 That is the highest 12-month figure building consent statistics, there’s enough basis, the region is still the nation’s Haache Road, on since 2012. confidence in the numbers coming slowest at building new houses, with just Saturday 8 May at 2pm. FLORENCE In addition, for the first three months through to be able to say that they 2.1 houses per 1000 residents, well below ELIZABETH of this year, a total of 25 consents have will have a major impact on the social the region’s highest rate recorded, which Stonehaven - Proudly been granted, up from just 14 in the same housing waiting list. reached 4.3 houses p/1000 in 2008. making a difference WESCHE (NEE DEAN) period last year. “There are also a number of Gisborne hit a house-building peak in Cross-sector regional leadership group sections from large land development 1991, when 202 house were consented. WALFORD, George Sunset 7 May 1953 (Bronco). — Manaaki Tairawhiti, which has been opportunities that will come on to the Since then, new housing supplies have On Thursday May 6 In our reunion year of tasked with investigating housing issues market in the next few months that also been rare, with annual counts hovering 2021, suddenly, in his 2021, you are never far here welcomed the up-tick in housing give us some comfort for private home between 68 and 95 over the past five 90th year. Dearly loved from our hearts. consents. building opportunities. years. husband of Rebecca for Much loved by all your 67 years. Loved father whanau of Wesche, of Raymond, Gaylene, Robertson, Braybrook, CORRECTION and the late Bob and Gray, Parsons, Ratapu, Planning advised ahead of bridge closure Luanne. Loved by all of Thomson, Greaves, his grandchildren, McKay and Hutchins great-grandchildren and MOTORISTS driving between sit on the bridge, which requires or queue at the bridge, where AN article yesterday titled great-great-grand- Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay have a full closure. temporary toilets will be “Minimal impact on patients children. been urged to plan ahead, with Tahaenui Bridge is the last available for those waiting.” during delay” incorrectly said Service details to be the closure of a major bridge single-lane bridge on SH2 The project will cost $1.7 no surgeries were cancelled confirmed. planned for the weekend of May between Wairoa and Gisborne, million and is funded through as a result of the two-week 15-16. Waka Kotahi New Zealand the New Zealand Upgrade hold on arthroplasty surgeries. The Tahaenui Bridge near Transport Agency said in a Programme and Regional After publication, Hauora Nuhaka will be closed from just statement. Investment Opportunity Tairawhiti corrected Vehicle crash before midnight on Saturday, “A sealed detour between programme. information it had provided May 15, to 5am on Sunday, May Gisborne and Wairoa is available It forms part of the $137 to The Gisborne Herald. 16. for all vehicles, excluding million Connecting Tairawhiti Four patients had their joint in Bell Road New beams on the sides of the HMPVs, via Road. programme of capital projects surgeries “deferred” as existing bridge deck are to be “Drivers of HMPVs will either across Tairawhiti and northern a result of the temporary placed by a crane that needs to need to delay their departure Hawke’s Bay. shut down on arthroplasty THE DRIVER of a stationwagon which surgeries. These four have went into a ditch in Bell Road last night all now had their joint escaped injury. Large police presence for funeral replacement surgery. The emergency services were called The DHB also corrected to the incident at Matawhero, near the LARGE numbers of Black Power up the East Coast. Bay. They were charged with unlawful information provided about State Highway 2 corner, at around 11pm. gang members have been moving Police here and in other districts assembly and possessing offensive the number of surgeries “The vehicle appeared to have taken through Tairawhiti over the past three have been closely monitoring the weapons, including a firearm. completed. Hauora the corner too fast, spun, and ended days on their way to a gang member’s movement of the gang members. The funeral service for the gang Tairawhiti had completed up on its wheels in the ditch,” a senior tangi on the . Several rival gang members were member was to be held today. 114 arthroplasty surgeries firefighter said. A procession of gang members on arrested in the Opoutama-Nuhaka area Police said they would be keeping since July 1, 2020, not since “The driver, who was the sole occupant, motorcycles came through Gisborne at on Wednesday in advance of a gang an eye on the funeral attendees as they the beginning of the year, as was OK.” around 5.15pm last night on their way procession coming up from Hawke’s leave the district. originally stated. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 NEWS 5 Maori representation a ‘perpetual issue’ for NZ

IWI representation in local body Whare Korero series on topics of Fellow HPT committee member Cook, Tahitian navigator Tupaia and politics sounds like a contemporary local heritage interest. Sheridan Gundry said the Whare the crew on board the Endeavour. issue, with the establishment of She will start with a short Korero series developed out of The first Whare Korero will be held Maori wards making headlines. presentation on the historical last year’s First Meetings Korero on Sunday, May 23, at 2pm followed But researcher and Historic Places context of Maori representation in event in which HPT, speakers by afternoon tea. Tairawhiti committee member Jane local government. and the audience considered the Entry is $5. Numbers are limited Luiten says Maori representation A facilitated discussion will question, what is required of us as and people are asked to register as has been a perpetual issue for the follow, with the aim of “providing a a community to make meaningful soon as possible by emailing info@ country. safe space within which to explore change out of the current ‘statue, hpt.org.nz Understanding how local issues that continue to reverberate memorial, naming’ debate?’ government developed, including in the community today”, said a HPT “The committee has taken this where Maori were supposed to spokesperson. challenge to heart by embarking on LOOKING AT THE PAST, fit into the scheme of things, is Ms Luiten reported on local community conversations within TODAY: Researcher and a starting point to seeing New government issues in the Waitangi the intimate Centre for Heritage,” Ms Historic Places Tairawhiti Zealand’s colonial history more Tribunal’s East Coast District Inquiry Gundry said. committee member Jane clearly, she says. in 2009 and the Te Rohe Potae (King “We see this as the first in a series Luiten says the trust’s first In two weeks time Ms Luiten Country) District Inquiry in 2011. leading up to the 2021 First Meetings Whare Korero of the winter will feature in what promises to be “Both projects revealed not just Korero event in early October with will be “a starting point the first of an enlightening winter the ill-fit of local government models associated topics leading into this to seeing New Zealand’s discussion series at Historic Places from Britain with communal Maori year’s theme.” colonial history more Tairawhiti’s (HPT) Centre for Heritage land tenure, but also the crucial To date, First Meetings Korero clearly”. – the 1934 former Plunket Building. role local government has played in has been held on a Sunday close to File picture Ms Luiten will open the HPT’s colonisation generally,” she said. the arrival date of Lieutenant James Man pleads guilty to charges of possessing objectionable publications

OBJECTIONABLE publications found in the possession of a Tolaga Bay man included videos and images featuring child exploitation and bestiality, court documents show. Kane Colin Brady, 50, heavy truck driver, appeared for a case review hearing this week in Gisborne District Court. He pleaded guilty to two representative charges of being in possession of an objectionable publication — one relating to 15 photos and videos of child exploitation; the other relating to 11 photos and videos featuring bestiality. The charges replaced earlier singular ones, which police applied to have withdrawn. TIP FIRE: A small fire at the Wairoa Landfill and Recycling Centre yesterday took a bit of putting out. The tip was closed and will They were filed with the reopen tomorrow. Picture by Angela Thomas, Wairoa Star court that day but related to offending on September 28, 2018. The charge carries a Wairoa landfill closed until Saturday after fire penalty of up to 10 years’ imprisonment or a fine of up A FIRE closed the Wairoa Landfill FENZ in Wairoa sent an appliance “Luckily the dump operators had The Wairoa District Council closed to $50,000. and Recycling Centre on the and a tanker to the dump at around a digger with a long arm up there, the landfill and recycling centre for Judge Turitea Bolstad outskirts of the town yesterday. 11am. and it was used to pull the heaps of the day. further remanded Brady on Firefighters were at the site for “It was only a small fire but it took rubbish apart so we could get at it.” The landfill will reopen to the bail to an address in another around an hour and a half putting out a bit of putting out,” said Wairoa chief CFO Duley said the cause of the public, with normal operating hours, centre for sentence on August the blaze. fire officer Grant Duley. fire was undetermined. tomorrow 10. Used wooden cup holder to hit woman

WITH the mothers of his four children He was also appearing for sentence for — they had not been removed — and The offence happened during an both in prison — one recalled on a a breach of bail, which he admitted. the living arrangement was working argument between the couple last March. manslaughter conviction — a man was A pre-sentence report recommended an notwithstanding the concerns. There were initial concerns she was left with full childcare responsibility, adjournment of sentence for a different Judge Cathcart said he would treat holding a baby during the incident, but Gisborne District Court was told. electronic-monitoring address to be found. the address as available and imposed six evidence was the baby had been taken Judge Warren Cathcart said it was an Oranga Tamariki had concerns about months community detention and nine out of the room before things turned “unusual reverse feature” of the cases the man being at the address, and that months supervision. physical. that normally came before him. the victim had nominated it pending the The term of the community work was The man took the wooden cup holder The name of the man, aged in his early possibility of her being sentenced to home the maximum available. Home detention, from the woman, threw her to the 40s, is being withheld to protect the detention. The address was connected to which might otherwise have been ground, and struck her at least twice — children’s identities. her family, not his. imposed, was unsuitable and might be possibly three times — in the lip and eye, He appeared for sentence on a charge There was also concern about the problematic for the children’s welfare, the the judge said. of with a weapon after being presence of a gang member there. judge said. The end sentence was calculated previously found guilty by the judge of But counsel Manaaki Terekia said He noted it was the man’s first from a starting point of 12 months’ hitting one of the women with a wooden the man was currently living at that conviction for a family harm type offence imprisonment as per a guideline case. cup holder as she lay defenceless on the address, with the children and others, and that he had limited other previous There was a month’s uplift for the breach ground. anyway. He had custody of the children convictions. of bail. 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 Pair get life Travel bubble frozen for of Risk to NZ by NSW Covid-19 community cases ‘low’ Chris Bush AUCKLAND — Two men convicted of WELLINGTON — The risk posed to “Also, just some further progress on murder and aggravated over the Red New Zealand by a community outbreak identifying that potential missing link Fox Tavern shooting more than 30 years ago of Covid-19 in Sydney is low, but health between the missed case and these cases have been jailed for life. authorities chose to pause travel between in the community.” Father of two Chris Bush, 43, was gunned the two locations because there are a Six thousand people from New Zealand down at the pub in Maramarua in October, “few unknowns”. are likely to have been in Sydney and 1987, and the offenders fled with tens of It comes after the New South will have to be contacted. thousands of dollars in cash, coins and Wales government announced it was “One of the things that was put in cheques. re-introducing a raft of restrictions for place when the quarantine-free travel Mark Hoggart and another man with name Greater Sydney after the state recorded arrangements were put in place were the suppression were found guilty after a seven- a second new locally-acquired Covid-19 requirements for people to pre-register, week trial in the High Court at Auckland case. so we’ve got all their contact details on a earlier this year. Director-General of Health Dr Ashley database called Nau Mai R. Bloomfield told Morning Report it was “Our team here is loading those details This morning, Justice Woolford sentenced “good that they have been able to link into our contact tracing system and on both men to life imprisonment for murder. these two new cases - the husband and the first instance we will be emailing They would be eligible for parole after serving wife - to a border case and someone who those people - this is just sort of a belt 10 years in prison. is in managed isolation and it’s good that Dr Ashley Bloomfield and braces sort of thing ... really, we’re The unnamed man has been sentenced is recent, so it’s not like there’s infection going to contact everybody. The likelihood to a concurrent eight-year sentence for bouncing around in the community. that one or perhaps a few of those people aggravated robbery, while Hoggart has But there is still a missing chain of prudent thing at this point was to pause. have been at the locations of interest at a concurrent seven-year sentence for transmission there. I think they have done pretty much what the times of interest and then travelled aggravated robbery. “They have had some positive results we would have done. to New Zealand I would say is small but The two men were arrested and charged in from sewage testing in a part of Sydney “New South Wales we know has very we are being cautious. 2017, after police decided to reinvestigate the as well and the other thing is they have good contact tracing capability and “The risk at the moment we are still cold case in 2016. introduced restrictions on gathering capacity. They have responded pretty considering as low but there are a few During the trial, the jury heard the men size and put in use of masks in and much as we expected them to.” unknowns, hence the pause just until we around Sydney, so that does suggest In the next 48 hours, New Zealand get that further information.” were considered suspects in the earlier they are acting as if there could be other authorities were looking for more testing NSW revealed it had a first new investigations, but there was never enough community transmission. of those who had been at the locations of community case on 5 May and at that evidence to lay charges. “We just thought on balance the most interest to check for spread. point had expected more cases to be The Crown argued a web of circumstantial evidence pointed to the defendants being the two heavily-disguised offenders who burst into the tavern late on the Saturday night of Labour Weekend in 1987. Repatriation flights ruled out for now The Crown said the man with the sawn-off shotgun who fired at Bush was the unnamed AUCKLAND — Some New Zealanders defendant, while Hoggart was the man in India are feeling hopeless about their wielding a bat, who subdued the other bar chances of escaping the Covid-ravaged staff and took the money from the safe. country, while the national cricketers fly The Crown said both men had a motive — out. Covid-19 cases in India are continuing they were effectively broke and needed the to climb, with hundreds of thousands of money from the robbery. cases reported each day, overwhelming Their movements before and after the the health system. robbery were consistent with them having Commercial flights out of India are committed the crime, the Crown said. either cancelled or heavily restricted, They were not able to account for where even as thousands of foreign nationals they were at the time of the robbery and try to flee. they lied about it in their interviews with the While most New Zealanders are finding police. it virtually impossible to leave, New Both men appeared to come into a Zealand’s cricketers are being evacuated significant amount of cash in the days and on private jets paid for by the Indian weeks after Labour Weekend, purchasing cricket association (BCCI) and their motorbikes and cars, the Crown said. Indian Premier League teams. Some New Zealanders are calling There was also evidence during the trial for repatriation flights, which the that the unnamed defendant had talked in Government has so far declined. prison about committing another aggravated Leah Hiku’s parents are in India robbery after his release, and the Red Fox for work and had to stay to see out a Tavern had come up in conversation as a contract on an engineering job. And now good target, the Crown said. her father of Ngati Porou and mother A car matching the description of one of Ngai Tahu can’t come back to their belonging to Hoggart was seen near the whenua. Red Fox Tavern the night before the robbery, “Oh it’s difficult, yep. It’s difficult with two men inside, and the Crown said it knowing they can’t get home to their was the defendants scoping out the area in homeland, and all our whanau at home preparation. are worried about them.” During the trial, one Crown witness said Rohin Saggar is stuck in the state of the unnamed defendant also hinted at his Punjab after going over for his sister’s wedding. involvement in the crime — and when the The Emirates flight he booked months : Infections in India hit another grim daily record on Thursday as demand for medical witness suggested to him that two shotguns ago was cancelled, and the company oxygen jumped seven-fold and the government denied reports that it was slow in would have been better, he replied “one won’t be flying from India until at least distributing life-saving supplies from abroad. shotgun and a bat was enough”. Lawyers for next Saturday — and maybe later. He the two defendants argued that the wrong hasn’t seen his wife and two children in be reasonably priced. That would be were likely to be temporary, but officials men were on trial. New Zealand in two months. a good thing — that would show the were monitoring the situation. The unnamed defendant’s lawyer He said there were so many other New Government cares.” — Radio NZ Christopher Stevenson said another man — Zealanders who wanted to come home Hiku said her parents needed to get Lester Hamilton — was responsible. but couldn’t. out. They’re both over 60 and her mother Hamilton died in 2003, but a prison inmate, Saggar thinks there should be a had underlying health issues. who gave evidence for the defence, said repatriation flight “to go back to our She said there were limited flights out Hamilton had confessed his involvement to families, they’re waiting for us”. to Qatar, but it was basically impossible Clarification him while they were both in jail. “I talk to them every day. I can’t see to get a spot. Stevenson said the Crown needed to prove any other way to come back so far,” he “It’s kinda like, maybe you should walk A New Zealand Herald story in said. somewhere. It’s like they’re refugees, yesterday’s paper titled “Patients that Hamilton was not the offender — and Sajutha Selwyn and her husband but it’s a Covid thing. There’s no way of overloaded” said St John last month there was far more evidence of Hamilton got Covid-19 a few weeks ago, with her getting them home.” confirmed that patients in Auckland being responsible and his client was husband ending up in hospital. The Government has ruled out were waiting 30 to 45 minutes for an innocent. They are fine now, but say the situation repatriation flights for now. ambulance. St John has clarified that Hoggart’s lawyer Craig Tuck said his client is dire for many with little hope of it Prime Minister said this was actually the average delay in had been almost invisible in the evidence getting any better. the message has always been very transferring a patient into the care of heard during the trial and there was nothing “There are many people who are clear about the risks of travelling emergency department personnel on that pointed to him being involved in the desperate to get out. So they should get overseas. April 12. crime. — Radio NZ a repatriation flight here and it should She said the lack of commercial flights The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 NATIONAL NEWS 7 PGF marae upgrade announcement Man admits massively fails to deliver on jobs WELLINGTON — A major Provincial Growth dire need of repair, with the $96 million fund Fund (PGF) announcement made just days out meant to create more than 3100 jobs. from the election has massively failed to deliver All the money has been allocated, but only on jobs, Newhub revealed yesterday. half has been spent — and instead of creating Almost $100 million was earmarked to thousands of jobs, Newshub can reveal only murdering upgrade marae across the country. It was 266 people are employed. Of those, just 158 are meant to create more than 3000 jobs, but with in full-time jobs. half the money already spent, it’s managed just “I think it’s shameful that marae — which 5 percent of that: 158 full-time jobs. are special places to Maori and indeed all New Marae say the investment has still been an Zealanders — have been used as political invaluable lifeline. As well as fixing up marae, fodder in the run-up to an election on a son, aged 5 those upgrades are also getting people out of programme that clearly wasn’t thought out. It work due to Covid-19 back into mahi. was an afterthought,” says ACT leader David “It’s just been wonderful being able to Seymour. Warning: Distressing content see our marae look as It works out to $610,000 nice as they should be,” per job. ROTORUA — A five-year-old murdered Karen Vercoe, chair of Te I think it’s shameful , the minister in emergency housing in Rotorua was Pumautanga o Te Arawa, ‘ responsible for regional subjected to prolonged periods of abuse, told Newshub. “It’s really that marae — which are development said: “I think neglect and ill-treatment before being given our people hope.” special places to Maori it was one of the best beaten to death by his father. The $100 million fund and indeed all New things we did. William James Sio, 25, appeared in the to upgrade marae was He reviewed every single High Court at Rotorua yesterday afternoon the last hurrah of the $3 Zealanders — have been project funded by the now and entered guilty pleas to five charges, billion Provincial Growth used as political fodder defunct PGF. including murdering his son, Ferro-James Fund — the darling of New in the run-up to an “They all had a degree Tiopira Sio, on February 8 last year. Zealand First. The money of rigour and integrity that He also pleaded guilty to two joint got out the door in the nick election on a programme I think New Zealanders charges faced with his partner, Leza Rawiri, of time — one week before expect when we’re Ferro-James Sio was murdered by his that clearly wasn’t of ill-treating and neglecting Ferro-James, the election. thought out. It was an spending taxpayer money,” assaulting the child and failing to get father William James Sio. The cash splash caused Nash told Newshub. medical care for his son after he stopped a major backlash at the afterthought When asked if he’s breathing. facts publicly released on the grounds that time. —David’ Seymour haunted by the ghost of NZ Rawiri, 29, has previously pleaded guilty Mr Wood wanted to address a couple of National leader Judith First’s PGF failures, Nash and will be sentenced in June. points in the summary with the Crown. Collins said it was said: “Who?”. Sio was remanded in custody and will However, details of the charges Sio “extraordinarily arrogant, but worse than that, Seymour said it was “unacceptable to spend be sentenced on July 9. Justice Ian Gault pleaded guilty to were read out in open it’s absolutely verging on corruption of the nearly $100 million and get almost nothing that ordered pre-sentence reports as well as a court. system”, suggesting NZ First was trying to buy was promised out of it”. cultural report and made a formal referral They included that Sio and Rawiri votes. Ask around the regions and the $3 billion for restorative justice between Sio and intentionally ill-treated and neglected “Don’t you think it’s racist to be making that PGF was mana from Heaven, and many of Ferro-James’ biological mother, although Ferro-James, likely causing suffering to allegation?” NZ first leader Winston Peters the country’s marae were in serious need of he noted Crown solicitor Amanda Gordon’s the child between September 1, 2018, and responded at the time. support. views that it was “very unlikely” the mother January 24, 2020, in Tauranga, Waharoa, “They never said that about museums, they But this is on the Government — it promised would want to take part. Hamilton and Rotorua, which was a major never said that about the council buildings, those thousands of jobs and was happy to take Some of the details of Ferro-James’ departure of the standard of care expected they never said that about churches.” credit for them, at a critical time on the election suffering were revealed in the High Court by a reasonable person. The money was destined for 351 marae in campaign. — Newshub yesterday, including that his father and The charge said the couple made Ferro- Rawiri — who is not Ferro-James’ biological James sit or stand in a corner with his mother — made the young boy sit or stand arms up for excessive periods, slapped and in the corner of a room for long periods with hit him, kicked him, pinched his arms, his arms in the air and kept him in a room pinched and bruised his ears and kept for prolonged periods. him in a room for excessive periods as well VERSATILE He was also repeatedly assaulted, as subjected him to constant arguments punched, kicked and pinched. between them. The fatal beating on February 8 last year The couple also engaged in conduct likely was carried out at a Union St house where to cause suffering to Ferro-James between VITARA Ferro-James lived with his father and his January 24, 2020 and February 7, 2020 partner in emergency housing. in Rotorua by keeping him in a room for LIMITED UNITS AVAILABLE The Ministry of Social Development excessive periods, making him sit or stand has earlier confirmed to NZME they were with his arms up for excessive periods, living in social housing and that four adults assaulting him by hitting and kicking him It’s time to play and Ferro-James lived in one half of the and subjecting him to constant arguments property. between them. Sio appeared in the High Court via Sio admitted assaulting his son between audiovisual link. January 1, 2020 and January 24, 2020 by Ferro-James’ biological mother was punching him in the chest and stomach present in the public gallery supported by area. a small group of people. She declined to Sio admitted a charge of omitting to comment to the Rotorua Daily Post. perform a legal duty which caused suffering Sio’s lawyer, Fraser Wood, said his client and was a departure of the standard of care wanted to vacate his earlier not guilty pleas expected of a reasonable person when he and instead plead guilty to the charges. failed to get medical care for Ferro-James Justice Gault declined the Rotorua Daily on February 8 at Rotorua when the child Post’s application to have the summary of stopped breathing. — NZ Herald

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AUCKLAND — A former professor of indigenous studies at the Auckland University of Technology says any discussion around gangs needs to remember why they were formed in the first place. Dr Rawiri Taonui is an independent writer and researcher on human rights, diversity, and anti-racism, who has worked extensively within indigenous rights research. He says the conversation around gangs needs to be looked at with further understanding. CALL FOR COMMUNITIES TO LEAD CHANGE: (centre) was at “The key thing to remember is that, Nga Whare Waatea Marae in Favona to launch the plans to engage nationwide in a historically, there are two crimes here. bid to eliminate family and sexual violence. NZ Herald picture “Gangs have been responsible for , rapes, high levels of Dr Rawiri Taonui domestic abuse, sometimes sexual abuse, drug dealing, but we have to “If we’re able to do that then it END VIOLENCE remember that the Maori gangs came becomes a powerful tool for turning into existence during the 1960s as gang members around and putting a result of the of Maori land, them on a constructive pathway AUCKLAND — Marama Davidson, the Minister governments,” she said. the suppression of Maori culture, forward,” he said. for Family and Sexual Violence, is calling on “We want to hear the voices of people who are particularly te reo Maori and the Taonui said that gangs such as the communities to take the lead in preventing family seldom heard and those who are often marginalised. urbanisation of impoverished Maori Mongrel Mob Kingdom were and sexual violence, with hopes to eliminate it. Victims and survivors, tangata whenua, people with families,” Taonui said. not perfect, but they were making Speaking yesterday at Nga Whare Waatea Marae in disabilities, rainbow communities, Pacific peoples, Engagement with gang sincere attempts to change the culture South Auckland, Davidson said the Government, and tamariki, rangatahi and elders. We want to hear from communities stirred debate this week of their whanau. past governments too, had been approaching the our ethnic, migrant and refugee communities. after Green Party co-leader Marama “There are also many gang issue the wrong way. “I am urging people to participate and to Davidson accepted an invitation to members, gang whanau and children “We know as a Government that we need to encourage others also. What is it that you want me to attend a Mongrel Mob meeting in of gang members who have turned change the way we have worked and the way we hear? What is it that you need me to do?” Waikato-Hamilton over the weekend. themselves around and lead good lives work with communities to address violence. Davidson also called on those who have Criticism from members of the making constructive contributions to “Right now, the system we have got hasn’t been overcome using violence, asking what strategies opposition over the past week has their communities and society. inclusive for everybody — tauiwi (non-Maori) and they used to heal, so the Government could apply expressed upset and “Talking to those Maori. The way we have been working has not methods of lived experience. shock. ready to embark on worked. In many cases, it has perpetuated even “A punitive approach to justice has not brought National’s Police There are also many that path is important. further inter-generational harm.” justice. This is where we are asking the community spokesperson Simeon ‘ Judgement and Davidson yesterday launched a process where what has worked for them.” Brown questioned gang members, gang condemnation only communities across New Zealand have their say Jackie Clarke of The Aunties, which assists people such engagement with whanau and children reinforces the cycle so the Government can better develop a national suffering from domestic violence, said she looked a community which of gang members many are trying to strategy and action plans. forward to what’s to come, particularly as a Pakeha “peddles drugs, wields who have turned break free from,” “This is not and cannot be the traditional type of woman. The national engagement process begins firearms and engages Taonui said. engagement hui that has tended to be undertaken by next Wednesday and will end on June 30. in violence, causing themselves around Human Rights misery in communities and lead good lives Commissioner Paul across the country”. making constructive Hunt was also at Further criticism the meeting — along also accused the contributions to their with members of Leave a lasting legacy government of communities and the Polynesian “coddling of violent society. Panthers — where gang members” and ’ points around justice, that it was “a kick in —Dr Rawiri Taonui systematic racism and the guts for victims of diverse communities the Mob”, said ACT’s were raised. Support the Justice spokesperson Nicole McKee. Taonui said the key to helping Taonui acknowledged there are gang members turn their lives Eastwoodhill victims of gang crime. around was through discussion, He agreed gang members had hurt and the attendance of government people and, when prosecuted, they officials including the Human rights Endowment Fund had to pay the penalty, and he had commissioner, especially, was a good little sympathy for those who were first step. involved in dealing illegal drugs such “If you want to compel gangs as methamphetamine. to change either as individuals, But Taonui also explained that collectives or whanau, your greatest critics needed to re-think their strength is to be able to go into their arguments as, to him, it just seemed environment and be honest about to be a whole lot of yelling and it what it is you can do to help them. Be wasn’t going to help with improving honest about the problems that gangs Donate now and the current gang situation. create in society and talk to them JN Williams “The key thing is if we want to turn about the pathway forward. Memorial Trust that around, we have to acknowledge “There will be ups and there will the historical causes that have shaped be downs, but that’s the nature of the will match your the nature of gangs. territory.” — Radio NZ donation to Eastwoodhill’s fund –dollar for dollar We have moved to the CBD! Pop in for a chat with our friendly team in our new office at 4/32 Grey Street, Gisborne. Eastwoodhill, the National Arboretum of New Zealand, encompasses over 131 hectares of rolling hills, 25km of walking tracks and is home to 3500 species of exotic and native trees, shrubs and Hon climber plantings. MP for Ikaroa-Rāwhiti 06 863 2184 | [email protected] Any donation you make will be doubled, protected and grown each year in line with inflation. 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Foundation www.sunrisefoundation.org.nz Authorised by Kiri Allan MP, Parliament Buildings, Wellington 38377-04 36615-05 The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 NATIONAL NEWS 9 Doctors burn out One in two Kiwi medics are suffering high levels of exhaustion: report by Emma Russell, NZ Herald Key findings of the report: AUCKLAND — Medical workloads are becoming so bad ■■ 50 percent of senior doctors are experiencing high levels of that overloaded doctors say they burnout. are now severely burnt out — to ■■ the point one said she became Burnout affects more female doctors (57 percent) than male suicidal. (42 percent). “I couldn’t see another way ■■ Southern DHB recorded the highest levels of overall burnout PUSHED TO THE EDGE: One doctor described wanting to die out of the situation,” she said, (63 percent), a significant increase. Its work-related burnout after bosses repeatedly told her patients would die if she took time claiming she had repeatedly off work. Picture supplied been told by her bosses that sits at 61 percent, up from 38.5 percent in 2015. patients would die if she took ■■ Radiation oncologists, rural hospital specialists, respiratory anxious feeling before I’ve even of health workforce, said the time off. physicians and emergency department specialists recorded left the door, and worse if I am ministry had met with the union “I would rather not be alive the highest burnout levels. on call,” one said. and acknowledged the stresses than deal with this because Dr Charlotte Chambers, ASMS in the system. there was no end in sight.” director of policy and research “We are committed to aiding Dr X shared her harrowing Medical Specialists (ASMS) more than $100,000. And those and report author, said Dr X’s all aspects of the system to help experience of working in a public — the union representing earning more than $60,000 are story was not surprising and address the issues,” Clark said. hospital as a new report reveals thousands of senior doctors only being granted pay increases consistent with other doctors’ She said the health reforms one in two senior doctors are across the country — yesterday in “exceptional circumstances”. stories. should offer greater certainty of suffering high levels of burnout released the report showing how Dr X said she had given so She said the report highlighted workforce planning through a in New Zealand. doctors and dentists are being much to her job and sacrificed the fact not enough was more interconnected system. It comes after the Herald overworked. family milestones to make sure being done to manage clinical Meanwhile, demand for reported sick and injured The report defines burnout patients were well taken care workloads and burnout risk. medical care continues to patients are being left in as “not a sign of an individual of. “It was never-ending and “Wellbeing is a formal increase with Middlemore, hospital corridors for hours weakness or failure to cope” management were not taking it responsibly of an employer and Auckland City and North Shore and ambulances are queuing but as a syndrome of excessive seriously,” she said. DHBs have not been meeting Hospitals sending an alert to outside Auckland emergency physical and psychological “I was told my burnout was their obligations,” Chambers ambulances on Monday night departments as demand fatigue and exhaustion. my personality, even though one said. warning that they were nearing continues to skyrocket. Also, Experts warn the impact on of my other colleagues was also Health Minister Andrew Little maximum capacity. Emergency mothers with high-risk patients could be deadly. burnt out.” said Dr X’s situation was very responders were told to pregnancies are occasionally The group also feared the In the report, other doctors serious and her manager had a transport patients to “alternative being transferred out of the problem would get much spoke of working every day duty of care to make sure her facilities” such as community Auckland area to give birth worse after the Government for six weeks during Covid-19 health needs were being looked accident and medical centres because no beds are available in on Wednesday announced a lockdown and battling to meet after. or, in less severe cases, sending the region. three-year pay rise freeze for all patient needs. Anna Clark, the Ministry of a paramedic to treat them at The Association of Salaried public sector workers earning “I face most days with an Health’s deputy director general home.

38102-03 10 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 No crime data available on emergency housing by Jane Patterson, RNZ disorder. they’re not seeing an increase in illegal Police “recognise community concerns activity or anti-social behaviour” but AUCKLAND — The Government can’t about a perceived increase of crime” but did know which motels were providing — or won’t — say if crime is increasing do not “collect data specifically in relation emergency accommodation. in and around emergency housing to emergency housing”. “They were able to tell me there were a because the police are not collecting that They were “taking these concerns couple of hotspots and motels on the Shore information. seriously and were committed to that they were working with the moteliers Neither the police nor the Social investigating all reports of crime, on because of some of the activity, but Development Ministry (MSD) is actively regardless of where they occur,” police said with the rest they said they’d seen no monitoring incidents of crime, violence or in a statement. increase.” family harm in this type of housing, but do “It’s real crime, not perceived crime,” “That doesn’t mean that that’s the case encourage people to come forward if they North Shore resident for the whole country,” feel at risk. Josh says. He has spoken she acknowledged, and RNZ has been told numerous stories previously to RNZ about Housing and social getting better police data LACK OF RECORDS: MSD does not of people being victimised while living in the spike in crime he’s was something “we can centrally record incidents of family harm, motels in what can be intimidating and advocates say it is experienced in his suburb, look into”. criminal activity or social disorder in violent environments, with the police often Pine Hill, he now dubs dangerous and totally “And in doing that, emergency housing. Police in at least having to turn up. ‘Crime Hill’. unacceptable, especially we’d probably need to one district are working with moteliers More than $900,000 is being spent The trouble started, have a conversation because of some crime activity, the MSD each day on emergency housing. There for already vulnerable he says, when a about how we do that confirms. File picture are no contracts with providers and no nearby hotel started children and women in in a way where we can expectations of a service beyond a typical operating as emergency some cases escaping actually safely, and domestic violence, how many of them are guest. accommodation. within the rules, share leaving domestic violence situations, how Moreover, the numbers are exploding “That’s happening. I’ve abusive relationships. information.” many are presenting with mental health and they include children — about 4000 at got it recorded on my National MP Nicola issues”. last count. videotapes . . . I’ve got Willis said ministers had And a “much stronger” message was Housing and social advocates say it emails from the police, my reports, so it’s a “duty of care” to ask for this information being sent to motels that the government is dangerous and totally unacceptable not perceived, it is actual crime that is “because we know there are perceptions “won’t be using your services anymore especially for already vulnerable children happening.” that emergency housing is associated with because they haven’t been up to scratch”, and women, in some cases escaping Talking to police officers who’ve increases in crime”. she said, with about three so far taken off abusive relationships. responded to local incidents, they’re “We also know that people living in the list. Some accommodation has been clearly “aware of the people staying there emergency accommodation have reported Police Minister has never described by one government minister as and that there are things happening”. that they are seeing crime, drug dealing, requested nor received any reports about “inhumane”, not “fully safe for everybody” “They definitely know all about it and violence, and that they’re seeing police crime in emergency housing, confirmed and some made to feel “barely human, obviously they’re there quite often so of visits. in responses to written parliamentary seen primarily as a way for commercial course they know about it,” Josh said. “So why don’t we get past the perception questions from National’s Simeon Brown. motels to make quick money”. Social Development Minister Carmel and get the data?” she asked. When offered the opportunity to MSD, which hands out the grants, says Sepuloni said while police might not Sepuloni said she would also like more comment further, her office said she had it responds when concerns are raised, but collect the data, they were aware of information from MSD about the people “nothing to add . . . the police recording of does not “centrally record” incidents of “hotspots” in their own districts. involved: “If they have particular needs, crime data is an operational matter” and family harm, criminal activity or social Police in Waitemata told her “actually, whether it be that they are leaving the responses speak for themselves. FLY IN-STORE TO HUNT FOR OUR DEALS

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by Aimee Shaw, NZ Herald be split into three new entities — two set to be based out of the Ponsonby head strugglers in AUCKLAND — VF Corporation- office and one in Switzerland. owned merino wool clothing company Van Mossevelde could not go into Icebreaker is undergoing a major details, but he said the restructure would restructure, with up to 50 local staff set simplify operations and allow roles to to lose their jobs. be “situated closer to the markets they The Ponsonby-based retailer, which support”. operates 16 shops in New Zealand, six in He said the redundancy notice to staff tourism field and 15 in North America, was had been “met with empathy”. sold to the owner of The North Face, Vans “We are now at a point where we see and Timberland brands in November 2017 a unique opportunity of rapid growth Package focuses on five vulnerable SI regions for $288 million. and we have come to realise that the The Kiwi-founded company is current structure will not position us in The Government has unveiled a $200 There will also be specific funding for undergoing consultation with staff and the best place to enable that growth,” Van million support package for hard-hit Maori tourism development - but that will be expects 40-50 jobs to be disestablished Mossevelde said. tourism players to ensure their long-term announced next month. as some parts of its operations are Icebreaker employs 112 staff in New transformation and, ultimately, their The money will be dished out between moved to Switzerland, where VF Zealand and has stores in Auckland, survival. now and 2023, Nash told the TRENZ annual International is headquartered. Queenstown, Wellington Airport, Otaki, Some businesses will be eligible for a conference yesterday. VF Corporation vice-president Jan Napier, and partner stores in Queenstown $5000 grant to help them plan for the future; “[The plan] is an opportunity for Van Mossevelde told the Herald the Airport and Wellington. they could also get $5000 more to help put Government, councils, iwi, businesses and restructure was necessary for the brand Van Mossevelde said Icebreaker’s those plans in action. tourism communities to work together and to further expand globally. connection to New Zealand had been Tourism Minister Stuart Nash has also reset the industry on a more sustainable He was vague on detail, and would not “central to the brand’s success to made available more than $25m to help model.” specify which divisions of the business date” and VF “remained committed” tourism players plan, promote and market Nash said the focus of this plan is on five would be moved offshore, but said to the country and its local suppliers activities in their regions. “vulnerable” South Island regions: Fiordland, jobs that were focused on the global as the business entered its next stage And almost $50m has been made available South Westland, Queenstown Lakes, business were among those that would of growth. Icebreaker was founded by for a kick-start fund so businesses that Mackenzie District and Kaikoura. be disestablished. Jeremy Moon in 1995. He is understood suspended operations due to the pandemic The funding includes: The Herald understands marketing to have made almost $100m from the can reopen once international visitors ■ $49m kick-start fund for tourism roles are among those that will be run sale of the company. return. businesses to restart ahead of international out of Switzerland and the company “It’s upsetting when jobs are shifted A sum of $20m will be used to diversify visitors arriving; has begun asking some senior staff to out of New Zealand, especially when the Queenstown-Wanaka region’s economy - ■ $26m for regional tourism organisations consider relocating to Switzerland. you helped create them,” Moon told the an economy which Nash said yesterday was to plan, promote and market tourism The US retail giant has plans to Herald. “over-reliant” on international tourism. activities; double the size of Icebreaker by 2025 as “Thank goodness the majority of the It’s all part of the Government’s Tourism ■ $20m to shift the Queenstown-Wanaka it moves to expand its apparel offering roles are staying here, and also new ones Communities plan, which is made up of region away from tourism; from outdoor clothing to casual and created to further develop the NZA and $127m from the upcoming Budget and $73m ■ $16.5m for local councils to apply for work wear. To do this it would need to China markets. Ultimately the goal of reallocated from 2020’s Tourism Recovery new spending; “undertake a reorganisation of both the Icebreaker is to have a tectonic impact Package. ■ $15m to transform Milford Sound- business and team structure in New on the global outdoor market, using New The funding is mainly targeted at Piopiotahi; Zealand”, Van Mossevelde said. Zealand merino as the superior choice to providing support for small tourism ■ $14m which will be used to convert As of October, the Icebreaker entity synthetics, and this will certainly amplify businesses, providing infrastructure, as well loans from inbound tour operators, allocated will cease trading and the business will that.” as maintaining and creating conservation last year, to grants. — NZ Herald estate. Hybrid work model here to stay — BNZ by Tamsyn Parker, NZ Herald said feedback from staff had been workers into a couple of spaces including impairment charges. overwhelmingly positive. a new building in Whitmore St. Excluding notable items, its net profit AUCKLAND — There’ll be no going “When I speak to the teams they are “We are in about three or four increased by $64m or 13 percent in the back to spending five days a week in the loving the flexibility, loving the lack of different buildings in Wellington so we six months to March 31, compared to the office for workers of one major corporate travel. They are also will be able to actually same prior period. and its chief executive says it’s not alone loving it when they reduce a lot of our space Mentis said the result was evidence in making the move. are in the office and BNZ bank and consolidate the team of a stronger and swifter than expected The has cut its are collaborating (and) into a couple of recovery. corporate office space by 30 percent after problem solving.” $ buildings.” “The continued resilience of our a permanent shift to a hybrid working BNZ chief financial 660m The bank is also in economy is testament to New Zealand’s model where its nearly 5000 staff work officer Peter half-year net profit, up 80% the process of closing effective response, and the creativity and either two or three days from home. MacGillivray said the 38 branches — a move courage of businesses in the face of the Speaking after its financial result was move had allowed that will be completed pandemic,” she said. released yesterday, BNZ chief executive the bank to consolidate its Auckland by July. While the branches are closing The bank’s net interest income rose Angela Mentis said it had permanently corporate premises down from three to workers are largely staying employed 2.1 percent to $1.073 billion while shifted to a hybrid model and cut its two. but working from home. it made large gains on its financial physical footprint. “We have been in three buildings and The BNZ’s half-year net profit rose 80 instruments helping to lift its operating “Other corporates . . . are all doing the were able to exit (125 Queen St). It has percent to $660 million after the bank income by 7 per cent to $1.4bn. same thing in New Zealand. The hybrid worked incredibly well.” benefited from a strong bounce-back in Operating expenses were down nearly working model is here to stay.” Mentis In Wellington it was consolidating its the economy and big write-backs on its 23 percent.

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY full-year operating earnings (ebitdaf) guidance is with investors worried about another earnings $270m-$310m, compared with $238m in the past downgrade and the possibility of it falling out year. of the MSCI global index. The shining light was WELLINGTON — Service station operator capital restructure could have been disruptive for Lister said Z Energy had made reasonable Mainfreight which burst through the $76 mark, Z Energy got the latest local reporting season the broader market,” he said. progress but still had a way to go. “Its share price rising $1.10 to $76.40. Lister said “Mainfreight under way with a solid profit and price rise, but a Overnight, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has been so beaten up over a long period (since really goes from strength to strength, it’s been shaky New Zealand sharemarket ignored that and clarified her interest rates comment, saying she late March last year) and it doesn’t take much for amazing.” Other gainers were Ryman Healthcare, fell more than half a percent. was not predicting or recommending rate hikes people to get excited about the latest result. But up 25c to $14.35; Scott Technology gaining 5c The S&P/NZX 50 Index was down 96.63 points and there was not an inflationary problem. The Z Energy’s earnings still don’t look shining year to $2.60; NZME up 3c percent to 77c; and Rakon or 0.75 percent to 12,751.67. The index has fallen Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to a new high, on year.” also picking up 3c percent to 95c. 3 percent this year, while overseas markets have increasing 0.29 percent to 34,230.34. The big cap stocks continue to drag the market Re-opening stocks were knocked around. risen 7 percent.Invest In IndustrialZ Energy rose 9c or Properties 3.38 percent to $2.75 after down. ServicingFisher & Paykel Healthcare was down Gr 75cow SkyCityth Entertainment Sectors fell 12c to $3.50 after There were 53 gainers and 82 decliners over striking a 165 percent increase in net profit to or 2.17 percent to $33.80 on trade worth $28m, presenting in Australia the day before; Vista the whole market on steady volume of 57.85 $57m for the 12 months ending March, turning after reaching $36.46 last week. Group shed 4c to $2.46; and Serko was down 10c million share transactions worth $188.51 million. around a loss of $88m in the previous year.NZ Cost WAREHOUSING Auckland International&L AirportOGISTICS fell 17.5c or PROPERTY 2.26 to $6.65. But FUND TourismLP Holdings rose 4c to $2.65. Mark Lister, head of private wealth research% savings totalled $49m. percent to $7.57; a2 Milk slipped a further 26c Property for Industry has bought a 3.64ha with Craigs Investment Partners, said the local Revenue was down 29 percent to $3.52 billion, or 3.26 percent to $7.72; Chorus declined 11c to industrial site in Wiri for $91.68m, and its share market was 6.having a difficult75 ride and continuing with total marketing volume falling 22 percent to $6.65; Ebos Group fell 50c to $30.20; and Fletcher price edged ahead 2.5c to $2.88. The property to lag overseas markets. 3.08 billion litres, mainly involving jet, bitumen Building decreased 13c to $7.28. Synlait Milk fell company expects to pay cash dividends of at “There is nervousnessPROJECTED about higher interest and marine fuel. Z Energy is paying a final 8c to $3.40. least 7.9c a share for its 2021 financial year. rates and inflationaryCASH pressures, RETURN and the Fonterra dividend of 14c a share on June 2, and its 2022 Lister said a2 Milk was in the firing line — NZ Herald PAID MONTHLY

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Given the mandate of the economic regulator anti-vax leaflet AMALGAMATION of three In many regions it would represent a step may actually remove council discretion over waters assets is being backwards in terms of representation. the pace and cost of infrastructure upgrades, A Gisborne woman was surprised promoted for reasons of cost Even placing ownership of the water itself the primary questions for our region must be, to have a young girl deliver an anti- savings, improved levels of aside, who will own these entities themselves “Will three waters infrastructure and services vaccination Covid-19 flyer to her service and greater access to remains a vexed question. Considering them actually be better or more affordable as a result late last week. funding, with new multi-regional potential siblings of Watercare requires local of amalgamation, or will we be overlooked as Up to 2 million of the leaflets, entities able to take on two to three times as government to digest the fact that making it a poor cousin to the metropolitan demands of which are full of misleading or much debt as local councils. “harder” to privatise the new water entities (as bigger centres? How will we know the price of outright false claims about Covid-19 How communities will service that debt is not promised by proponents of reform) is unlikely to water will not become unaffordable for our most vaccines, are being distributed stated, but the obvious answer would seem to make it impossible. Those with a longer memory vulnerable, and what relationship will these nationwide. Stuff reported on be the pricing of water services directly, which will recall the litany of public assets that have entities have with water allocation, water rights Wednesday that the Advertising opens an entirely different can of worms. since transitioned to public/private or outright and the potential economic use of our treated Of course, pricing water also opens the private ownership. wastewater?” Standards Authority was “ownership” question and if there is one thing As if this picture didn’t contain enough There is additional information pending release investigating, and had sought a that is certain to get the pot boiling over, it is any complexity and potential conflict, the Government which is expected to provide further rationale as response from the advertiser. kind of discussion on water ownership. has also installed a pair of watchdogs to growl to the economic justification of the amalgamation Auckland University research The idea that iwi partners will happily sidle and snap at the heels of laggard councils that proposals, however with relatively little time left fellow Kate Hannah, who leads up to join the literally hundreds of hapu who they deem to be moving too slowly towards three for the public to grasp the mammoth changes a group monitoring Covid-19 will be bundled together under the iwi/hapu waters nirvana. The newly-formed freshwater being proposed, it is concerning that so much of disinformation, said it was really category, to nominate the miniscule number of regulator Taumata Arawai has its mandate in our conversation remains dominated by bubbles concerning that the flyer was representatives to which the new entities entitle mincing substandard local government three and much-longed-for holidays in Rarotonga. arriving in letter boxes about the them, is unlikely to say the least. waters infrastructure into some compelling form There are decades-long ramifications for every same time as official information on Few iwi/Maori believe they have strong of compliance — while holding hands with a New Zealander in what transpires in the three representation on water issues currently, yet-to-be-created economic regulator that will waters space, and for this reason — it cannot be the vaccine plan. so further dilution of that influence through decree how much money must be spent in each left to chance. Their research suggested the people heading anti-vaccination LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS groups were closely related to anti-1080 efforts, opposition The invisible enemy to gun control and anti-5G: “All of these hot-button issues are QSM award well deserved by David Aitken old people sometimes know Scotland things too, although we are interconnected,” she told Stuff. It is so pleasing to see Bill “If it is good for Ruatoria, then not young enough to know Voices For Freedom, which Burdett being recognised with it is good for Tairawhiti.” “HISTORY everything.) produced the leaflet (and previously a QSM for his long service and The progress on the Coast will be kind to And here’s another advertised in a magazine containing dedication to this area. in the past 20 years is proof me, for I intend timeless aphorism: those pandemic conspiracy theories), said He fought long and strong of his persistence and faith in to write it,” who don’t remember the past its campaign was planned to run for the council ward he the area. Well done my friend said Winston are condemned to repeat alongside the Government’s vaccine represented, with proven facts and council colleague. Churchill. it. But most of us have and strong logic. And after the 1746 Battle experienced nothing like this campaign. His favourite catchcry was, MARGARET THORPE The flyer claims to present “Eight of Culloden, one survivor in our individual pasts — face lamented, “It’s the winners masks, sports stadia where important Covid-19 vaccine facts who write the history and the players outnumber the you probably haven’t heard”, which count the dead.” Sadly, in our spectators, long walks and vaccinologist Associate Professor Great response, ending war against coronavirus there indoor exercise performed by Helen Petousis-Harris says are Re: Alive and well, May 5 and Uawa for the wonderful are no real winners, and far people who never did either actually eight of the most common story. support you all gave to find too many dead have already before, a housebound nation myths about Covid-19 vaccines. What a beautiful response this special young boy. been counted. learning foreign languages. “The ‘golden rules’ of propaganda and awesome ending . . . The conflict is no longer — Meanwhile the pundits are used in the flyer — it uses thank you Gracious Lord for MARY McCLUTCHIE for now at least — capitalism pontificate, many expressing emotions, creates a dichotomy watching over him. Kalgoorlie versus communism, science different versions of the between ‘good’ and ‘bad’, and Ka pai people on the Coast Western Australia versus religion, or even truth, perhaps because the political parties against basic truth is so unpalatable. avoids data and rational discussion,” each other. Thanks to Long Herd immunity as opposed she writes in an article addressing Covid, this is a battle with to community spread, stay the falsehoods, that can be read at: no ceasefire, no time to lick indoors, meet in parks, https://tinyurl.com/bkwtumu7 Less stress, better pay your wounds before a second groups of 2, 4, 6, who do we A resident in Railway Lane assault begins to attack your Re: Fearful for future of a done deal and that’s why appreciate? Light at the end of weakened system. contacted The Herald yesterday NZ nursing, May 4 column. nurses accepted the shitty deal different tunnels; tiers, levels, Our new global threat is to say she was handed one of the It would be good if nurses last time. competing statistics; and “road the strangest of foes. For the flyers outside her gate late last from overseas could come Best of luck. I’m devastated maps”. (In tunnels?) first time in my life there week by a girl she estimated to be and work here. I have seen that this Govt, which has ridden Fortunately the global virus has been some slight benefit age 10 or younger. many young nurses leave to glory on the backs of essential has no nationality, political in being elderly — the older to work in less-stressful workers, has now stabbed them or religious affiliations, no “The child asked me if I would like the better, really, when it environments for more pay. in the back. favourite colour or preferred to know about the Covid vaccine, comes to vaccine precedence. holiday destination. Like so had probably been coached not We are simultaneously the FREDA EDIE LINDA MARKS, Auckland some evil Bond villain, it is to force it on anyone who didn’t most vulnerable and the most an undiscriminating plague want to receive it. Being somewhat Hutt Valley Well written, and felt swiftly protected. intent on world domination, The survival of the fittest, curious, and realising this was not Does this three-year wage nationwide. Uncomfortable unless we stop it. And said Darwin, but we may likely to be anything legit from the freeze Jacinda just announced and hard to read but she fortunately our various have to revise that. This virus government, I said ‘yes’ and she include nurses? Whatever speaks my truth. vaccines share its uncritical has no truck with natural handed it over.” happened to the pay parity talks nature, not caring whom they selection, it wants to kill There did not seem to be an adult that were happening when I PETRA HICKEY save. Long live us, might be everyone. (Troque was an retired? I thought that was almost Queenstown the vaccines’ motto, if they nearby, but she was seeing a visitor early French word for trade; had one. It’s certainly mine. off so might have missed them. “Pretty shameful, I thought, using [email protected] little kids to distribute a pamphlet of this nature, as they could have ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. little or no notion about the damage ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. ■ Always include full name and contact details. spreading such disinformation can ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. do.” ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 WORLD 13 Fiji records

DEVASTATING CRISIS: third death Covid-19 infections in India hit another from virus grim daily record on Thursday SUVA — One of Fiji’s latest as demand for Covid-19 cases has succumbed to the medical oxygen deadly virus. jumped seven- The Health Ministry said the fold and the 53-year-old man, who was confirmed government as case 125 on Wednesday night, denied reports died in Lautoka on Viti Levu. that it was slow Originally admitted to Lautoka in distributing Hospital for surgery, the man is life-saving also suspected of being the source of supplies from transmission for two earlier abroad. Covid-19 infections. AP picture The Health Ministry says cases 120 and 121, both doctors from the hospital, had treated the man. Lautoka Hospital, with more than 400 staff and patients, has since been closed off by the military and police. Fiji now has had 125 cases of Covid-19, 50 active cases, and three deaths since its first case in March last year. Two of the cases are soldiers undergoing quarantine after they Cases skyrocket in India returned from an overseas tour. But it is the now-deceased patient that worries authorities, Health NEW DELHI — Under order by the Permanent Secretary Dr James Supreme Court, India’s government Fong explained at a press conference on Thursday agreed to provide more on Wednesday night. medical oxygen to hospitals in the capital Virus spreading in rural areas “We do not know when or where city of New Delhi, potentially easing a this patient contracted the virus. two-week-old shortage that worsened the NEW DELHI — India reported a record India’s Covid-19 crisis has been most acute It could have been from outside or country’s exploding coronavirus crisis. 412,262 new Covid-19 cases on Thursday and a in the capital, New Delhi, among other cities, within the hospital. Our response Government officials also denied record 3980 daily death toll, as a second wave but in rural areas — home to nearly 70 percent must consider both possibilities,” he reports that they have been slow in of infections swamps the health system and of India’s 1.3 billion people — limited public said. distributing life-saving medical supplies spreads from cities into the vast countryside. healthcare is posing more challenges. “From a statistical standpoint, donated from abroad. Covid-19 infections in the world’s second “The situation has become dangerous in ICU cases — like the one we The Government raised the oxygen most populous nation have surged past 21 villages,” said Suresh Kumar, a field co-ordinator now have — may be a red flag supply to 730 tonnes from 490 tonnes million, with a death toll of 230,168, health with Manav Sansadhan Evam Mahila Vikas for widespread transmission. per day in New Delhi as ordered by the ministry data show. Sansthan, a human rights charity. Essentially, it tells us that there are Supreme Court. The court intervened With hospitals scrambling for beds and In some villages where the charity works in likely many more cases of the virus after 12 Covid-19 patients, including a oxygen in response to the surge in infections, the northern state of Uttar Pradesh — home to out there. doctor, died last week at New Delhi’s the World Health Organisation said in a weekly about 200 million people — “there are deaths in “We have dreaded a worst-case Batra Hospital when it ran out of report that India accounted for nearly half the almost every second house”, he said. scenario such as this since the day medical oxygen for 80 minutes. coronavirus cases reported worldwide last week “People are scared and huddled in their of our first case in March of last On Wednesday night, 11 other and a quarter of the deaths. homes with fever and cough. The symptoms are year. Through that time, we have Covid-19 patients died when pressure in Medical experts say India’s actual figures all of Covid-19, but with no information available also gone to great lengths to prepare an oxygen supply line stopped working could be five to 10 times the official tallies. many think it is a seasonal flu.” — RNZ for it. Those months of planning at a government medical college hospital have informed an immediate whole- in Chengalpet in southern India, possibly of-government course of action.” because of a faulty valve, The Times of Fauci also said it appears there are in the eastern parts of India, while The 53-year-old was detected India newspaper reported. at least two types of virus variants the demand has risen in northern and during contact tracing when two Hospital authorities said they repaired circulating in India. He said B117, western parts. doctors, a 30-year-old surgeon and the oxygen line last week, but that the which is the UK variant, tends to be Prime Minister Narendra Modi a 25-year-old, were screened after consumption of oxygen doubled since concentrated in New Delhi and that the reviewed the coronavirus situation with displaying symptoms and confirmed then, the newspaper said. 617 variant is concentrated in the worst- top officials on Thursday and told them to have Covid-19. The number of new confirmed cases hit western Maharashtra state. to ramp up the country’s vaccination While it was earlier suspected in India on Thursday surpassed 400,000 “Both of those strains have increasing drive. the two then infected contacts for the second time since the devastating capability of transmitting better and The country, with nearly 1.4 billion within Lautoka Hospital, Dr Fong surge began last month. more efficiently than the original Wuhan people, has so far administered 162 explained tests indicate the 53-year- The 412,262 new cases pushed the strain a year ago,” Fauci said. million doses but is facing vaccine old man who had been admitted country’s official tally of confirmed cases Demand for hospital oxygen has shortages. to Lautoka Hospital on April 19 to more than 21 million. The Health increased sevenfold since last month, The United States, Britain, Germany for a surgical procedure — which Ministry also reported 3980 deaths over a government official said, as India and several other nations are rushing to was subsequently successful — the past 24 hours, boosting the country’s struggles to set up large oxygen plants supply medicine, rapid virus tests and developed respiratory symptoms on total to 230,168. and transport oxygen oxygen and material the country needs April 28. Experts believe to where it is needed. to boost domestic production of vaccines He was seen by the 25-year-old both figures are an The 412,262 new cases Ships carrying oxygen to ease pressure on the country’s fragile doctor on April 29 and refused undercount. are bound for India health infrastructure. Covid-19 tests twice and that doctor K VijayRaghvan, pushed the country’s official from Bahrain and India’s vaccine production is expected developed symptoms two days later. a principal tally of confirmed cases to Kuwait in the Persian to get a boost with the United States The second doctor saw the same scientific adviser more than 21 million. Gulf, officials said. supporting a waiver of intellectual patient on May 2 and eventually to the government, Most hospitals property protections for Covid-19 tested positive for the virus. Health characterised the in India don’t have vaccines. authorities said he had tested explosion of cases as their own plants to Vaccine components from the US that negative on April 26. “a very critical time for the country”. generate oxygen for patients. have arrived in India will allow the “Early today (Wednesday), Anthony Fauci, President Joe Biden’s As a result, hospitals typically rely manufacturing of 20 million doses of the patient’s condition began chief medical adviser, suggested a on liquid oxygen, which can be stored the AstraZeneca vaccine, said Daniel B deteriorating. He was moved into complete shutdown in India may be in cylinders and transported in tanker Smith, the senior diplomat at the US an intensive care unit and swabbed needed for two to four weeks to help ease trucks. But amid the virus surge, Embassy in New Delhi. for the virus. Barely four hours ago the surge of infections. supplies in hard-hit places like New Last month, Adar Poonawalla, CEO of he tested positive for Covid-19. His “As soon as the cases start coming Delhi have run critically short. the Serum Institute of India, the world’s condition will be discussed more down, you can vaccinate more people Dr Himaal Dev, chief of the critical biggest vaccine maker, appealed to with his family before any public and get ahead of the trajectory of the care unit at Apollo Hospital in the President Joe Biden to lift the embargo announcement,” Dr Fong said. outbreak of the pandemic,” Fauci said in southern city of Bengaluru, said on US export of raw materials, which “The timeline and the recent an interview with the Indian television Covid-19 patients in intensive care he said was affecting his company’s deterioration in his condition CNN News18 news channel on Thursday. wards need to receive at least 10-15 production of Covid-19 shots. indicate he is likely a late-stage He did not provide specifics of what a litres of oxygen per minute because of The Government meanwhile described carrier of the virus. So, we suspect shutdown should entail. reduced lung function. as “totally misleading” Indian media that this patient, who is case He suggested that India should Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said reports that it took seven days to develop number 125, transmitted the virus mobilise its military to erect field India has enough oxygen but faces a procedure for distributing urgent to the doctors, not the other way hospitals that could ease the pressure on capacity constraints moving it to where medical supplies that started arriving around.” — RNZ hospitals packed with patients. it is needed. Most oxygen is produced from other countries on April 25. — AP 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 GLOBAL BRIEFS Italy to vaccinate island populations in one go Three injured in shooting BOISE, Idaho — Authorities say a sixth- ROME — Italy is set to start a grade girl brought a gun to her Idaho middle mass vaccination campaign today on school, shot and wounded two students and a some of its small, remote islands with custodian and then was disarmed by a teacher. few residents and limited healthcare Officials said at a news conference that the services, although one isle jumped three are expected to survive their injuries. the gun and got most of its adults Jefferson County Sheriff Steve Anderson says inoculated on its own. the girl pulled a handgun from her backpack The office of Italy’s virus czar said and fired multiple rounds inside and outside the campaign would initially target Rigby Middle School in the small city of Rigby, the Aeolian Islands north of Sicily, and about 145 kilometres southwest of Yellowstone Isola Capraia off the Tuscan coast. National Park. Other remote areas on the mainland A female teacher disarmed the girl and held — villages in the Alps and Apennine her until law enforcement arrived and took her mountains — might be selected for into custody, authorities said, without giving similar campaigns. other details. The island plan aims to inoculate the All three victims were shot in their whole adult population at once, rather extremities. Authorities say they’re than in stages according to age groups investigating the motive for the attack and as is the policy on the mainland where where the girl got the gun. — AP many regions are still targeting people over 70. Settlers scuffle in Jerusalem According to the virus commissioner’s JERUSALEM — Palestinians and Israeli office, the operation was deemed settlers hurled rocks and chairs at each other necessary to reduce transport hurdles in a tense east Jerusalem neighbourhood for the vaccines themselves, and because of the limited number of local ‘CULTURE CAPITAL’: Procida, a small island off the coast of Italy, declared itself before Israeli police moved in to separate Covid-free last week. AP file picture them, arresting at least seven people. healthcare workers to administer the The violence broke out in Sheikh Jarrah, shots. where dozens of Palestinians are at risk of Larger islands with their own critical patients have to be airlifted Other islands, including nearby Ischia being evicted following a long legal battle hospitals are exempt from the special to the mainland in isolation, a time- and Capri, are eager to follow suit even with Jewish settlers trying to acquire property plan. consuming operation that obviously though they are not part of the new in the neighbourhood, which is just north of But tiny Procida this week declared limits the amount of care available, he national plan targeting smaller and Jerusalem’s Old City. itself the first Covid-free Italian island said. more hard-to-reach populations. Pro-Palestinian protesters have been after it essentially carried out a mass “Procida residents run greater risks The Aeolian Islands are seven meeting for nightly iftars — the meal held after vaccination campaign with the help of than those on the mainland,” he said, volcanic outcrops in the sea north of breaking the daylong fast during the Muslim the Campania regional government. defending the accelerated campaign, Sicily that include Stromboli. During holy month of Ramadan — at long tables set Procida, a charming speck in the Bay which had pit Procida’s regional winter and rough weather, ferry service up outside. On Thursday, settlers set up a table of Naples near Ischia, announced it had governor in Naples against the national can be cut for days at a time. and awning across the street. They were joined administered at least one shot to more virus czar to try to get vaccine priority Isola Capraia, which has a resident by Itamar Ben-Gvir, the leader of a far-right than 6000 of its 7000 adults. for the tourism-reliant islands. population of around 400, is part of the party with roots in a violent anti-Arab extremist Procida Mayor Dino Ambrosino said Procida, which was already basking Tuscan archipelago, midway between group. islands are particularly vulnerable in the glory of being declared Italy’s the mainland and Corsica. Video circulating online showed protesters when confronting a pandemic such as “culture capital” for 2022, can now head Italy, the one-time epicentre of on both sides hurling rocks and chairs at Covid-19 and deserve extra help to fight into the peak tourist season with its Europe’s outbreak, has administered each other, and Palestinians tearing down the it. vaccine campaign far more advanced 22.3 million doses in an adult awning, before Israeli police moved in. There With such limited healthcare options, than the rest of the country. population of around 50 million. — AP were no reports of serious injuries. — AP

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RIO DE JANEIRO — Police equipped with rifles, grenades, targeting drug traffickers raided a bulletproof vests, pistols, camouflaged favela (slum) in Rio de Janeiro on clothing and other military Thursday (local time) and at least accessories”. one officer and 24 suspects died after The Candido Mendes University’s being shot, authorities said. Public Safety Observatory said that A police helicopter flew low over at least 12 police operations in Rio the Jacarezinho favela as heavily state this year have resulted in three armed men fled police by leaping or more deaths. from roof to roof, according to images Observatory director Silvio Ramos shown on local television. said Thursday’s raid was among the Service on a subway line was deadliest in the city’s recent history. temporarily suspended “due to Many of them appear to violate intense shooting in the region”, a ruling by Brazil’s Supreme Court according to a statement from the last year that ordered the police company that operates it. to suspend operations during the Jacarezinho, one of the city’s most pandemic, restricting them to populous favelas, with some 40,000 “absolutely exceptional” situations. residents, is dominated by the The Supreme Court declined Comando Vermelho, one of Brazil’s to comment when asked by The leading criminal organisations. The Associated Press if Thursday’s police consider Jacarezinho to be one operation would qualify. of the group’s headquarters. Rio police killed an average of Thursday’s operation was aimed more than five people a day during at investigating the recruitment the first quarter of 2021, the most of teenagers to hijack trains and lethal start of a year since the commit other crimes, police said in a state government began regularly statement. releasing such data more than DEADLY RAID: They said the criminal gang has two decades ago, according to the At least one officer and 24 suspects died after being shot during the a “warlike structure of soldiers Observatory. — AP operation in Rio de Janeiro’s Jacarezinho favela (slum). AP picture

China suspends NRL star jailed for rape economic dialogue with Australia Hayne sent to jail BEIJING — China has “indefinitely” suspended key economic dialogue with Australia, the latest in a growing despite denying diplomatic rift between both countries. Relations have been on the decline since Australia called for a probe into sexual assault the origins of the virus and banned Huawei from building its 5G network. SYDNEY — Jarryd Hayne, a rugby Last year, China imposed sanctions league star who also played briefly in on Australian goods like wine and beef. the NFL for the San Francisco 49ers, has In a statement on Thursday, a been sentenced to at least three years and Chinese government commission eight months in jail for the sexual assault accused Australia of having a “Cold of a woman in 2018. War mindset”. Hayne was found guilty in March of two “Recently, some Australian counts of sexual assault. Commonwealth Government officials A judge yesterday ruled that Hayne launched a series of measures to should be jailed for five years, nine disrupt the normal exchanges and months with a non-parole period of three co-operation between China and years and eight months. Australia out of Cold War mindset After the sentencing was announced, and ideological discrimination,” Hayne was taken away by corrective China’s National Development and services officials. Reform Commission (NDRC) said in a Hayne was found not guilty of the statement. two more serious charges of aggravated Reacting to the decision, Australian sexual assault without consent inflicting GUILTY: Jarryd Hayne, a rugby league star who also played in the NFL for the San Trade Minister Dan Tehan said it actual bodily harm. Francisco 49ers, has been sentenced to at least three years and eight months in jail for was “disappointing” but added that The 33-year-old had denied assaulting the sexual assault of a woman in 2018. AAP picture Canberra was still open to discussions. the woman in the bedroom of her home in Canberra has previously described Newcastle, north of Sydney, in September aware the victim was not consenting.” NRL since his contract with Parramatta the China-Australia Strategic Economic 2018. Court testimony said Hayne had The 28-year-old woman said in a victim expired in 2018. Dialogue as one of the “premier a taxi waiting out front of the woman’s impact statement that she was plagued From his time with the 49ers in 2015, bilateral economic meetings with home while he was with her. by constant flashbacks of seeing Hayne’s Hayne was involved in a rape-related China”. In handing down the sentence, District face during the sexual assault, adding incident in December 2015. He later China had previously already Court Judge Helen Syme said she found that he destroyed her life and she would settled a civil case in which it was alleged informally stopped ministerial-level that Hayne was fully aware that the never be the same again. he had assaulted a woman in California. communication between the two victim was not consenting and that he “You don’t owe somebody your body, nor The case was dropped after the countries. proceeded anyway. should they expect it,” the woman said. parties reached a “mutually agreeable James Laurenceson, the Director of “The reliability and honesty of the “My body remembers and my mind settlement”. the Australia-China Relations Institute victim’s evidence was tested at length won’t let me forget. This assault has The woman launched civil action said Beijing’s move appears to be and in my view, her reliability was not in changed me. It changed my direction and after authorities failed to gather enough extending that diplomatic freeze. doubt. She said no several times,” Syme who I was. I don’t remember the last time evidence to proceed with criminal charges. “Up until now, both Canberra and said. I had a proper sleep.” The woman’s attorney said “the parties Beijing have been saying that the lower “The use of force was such that the Hayne left the NRL and spent a season reached a mutually agreeable settlement” level day-to-day nitty-gritty continues victim had no prospect of stopping him with the San Francisco 49ers in the but that the terms were private. as normal. And now we’re seeing physically. He was at least twice her NFL before returning to rugby league Hayne at the time said he co-operation and dialogues even closer weight at 100 kilograms and an athlete at via a brief stint with Fiji’s rugby sevens “unequivocally and vehemently denies the to that are being disrupted,” he said. the top of his form. The offender was fully squad in 2016. He has not played in the allegations”. — AP — BBC Netanyahu challenger issues call for national unity JERUSALEM — Israel’s opposition leader has on Wednesday to form a new government. weeks to try to form a new coalition government Netanyahu’s record-setting 12-year term in called for a unity government and vowed to find “I believe in the good intentions of my future after Netanyahu failed to meet a midnight office. common ground among the ideologically diverse partners,” Lapid said. “They are different people deadline the previous day. Netanyahu has left the country deeply parties seeking to oust Prime Minister Benjamin with different views, but the fact that someone Lapid will have to bring seven parties polarised, in large part because of his ongoing Netanyahu. doesn’t agree with us, doesn’t make them an with vastly different ideologies into a single corruption trial. Four consecutive elections over Yair Lapid issued the appeal in his first enemy.” coalition. But he has expressed optimism he the past two years — the most recent in March speech since he was tapped by Israel’s president President Reuven Rivlin gave Lapid four can pull off the task and make history by ending — have ended in deadlock. — AP 16 The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021

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AUCKLAND — A young woman who NEED FOR A had a sexual video of her posted on a CHANGE: An climber porn website by an abusive ex-partner amendment to the was told by police he did not mean harm Harmful Digital — A climber who because it wasn’t on a “high-volume site” Communications died on Mt Taranaki this week has been like PornHub. Act seeks to remembered by his devastated wife as The story of “Jess” is just one of many explicitly make an “adventurous soul” who had recently about abusive men increasingly using posting of intimate become a father. “revenge porn” to force women to stay images and Dr Peter Brian Kirkwood, 33, and Richard with them or cause them harm, say recordings without Phillips — both Christchurch-based advocates of a new law proposed to consent illegal. engineering geologists — died climbing the outlaw the practice. Picture supplied mountain overnight on Tuesday. An amendment to the Harmful Digital One of the climbers raised the alarm with Communications Act seeks to explicitly police on Tuesday night, saying the other make posting of intimate images and had fallen. recordings without consent — sometimes The bodies were recovered just after referred to as revenge porn — illegal and to a porn site. Ninety-five percent of the victims were 8am yesterday with the help of the Taranaki punishable by up to three years in prison. She went to police about it, but was women. Rescue Helicopter and police search and The law change, which has the support told “because her video had not been put While men were also affected, it was rescue and Alpine Cliff Rescue crew. of all parties, would also allow courts to on Pornhub — a widely recognised high- often as a joke or traditional means of It followed an unsuccessful attempt to issue take-down orders for revenge-porn volume site — that this indicated the extortion. While for women it was largely recover the bodies on Wednesday due to recordings. perpetrator did not mean to cause harm”. linked to abusive ex-partners. poor conditions. Currently, the Harmful Digital “Her case couldn’t be prosecuted, Netsafe “fully supported” the bill, but Kirkwood’s wife, Kerrie Ann Kirkwood, Communications Act requires someone to because it was too hard to prove intent to made several suggestions around making yesterday paid tribute to the “skilled and intend to hurt someone when they post cause harm,” Thorburn said. it more “victim-focused” and putting the experienced tramper, mountaineer and explicit images, and the prosecution has Jess was even told to contact her onus on people sharing to gain and prove backcountry skier”. to prove posting the images caused harm. perpetrator to ask him to take down the consent, and for sharing platforms to also “He was born and raised in Cardiff, Wales. The amendment is currently open for recordings. be responsible. The son of Paul and Katrina, brother to Beth, public submissions. She was then expected to build The Aotearoa New Zealand Sex Matthew and Edith,” Kerrie Ann Kirkwood During a Justice Committee meeting her case and evidence of her own Workers’ Collective also submitted in said in a statement released to media. today, National Collective of Independent victimisation and prove that the support of the amendment. “He met his wife-to-be, Kerrie Ann, in the Women’s Refuges principal policy adviser perpetrator deliberately caused her harm, Representative Cherida Fraser said University of Cambridge Hillwalking Club, Dr Natalie Thorburn said their research Thorburn said. they’d had many reports of secret videos while completing a PhD in geotechnical showed abusers increasingly using “Our research has demonstrated that being taken and images posted online. engineering. After graduation, they spent intimate content as a tactic to “control harmful behaviour in the digital space In one situation a brothel owner had time working, skiing and climbing based out and degrade women”. is an extension of harmful behaviour in posted photos taken in a private business of Boulder, Colorado, before moving to New One woman they’d spoken to said her person — there’s no separation between capacity on his own social media account. Zealand in 2018. partner would force her to have sex, how abuse plays out in online versus in Another had images appear online four “The mountains were central to Peter’s especially after a fight, threatening to person,” Thorburn said. years after she’d changed jobs. A partner life. He was a skilled and experienced send photos/videos he’d taken without Their research showed there was a saw it and it created some issues. tramper, mountaineer and backcountry her knowledge to family and friends if “massive need for this Bill and that it “This bill would give them more robust skier, who had climbed numerous peaks in she did or said anything to upset him. represents a huge step forward”. protection,” Fraser said. the European Alps, the Scottish Highlands, “A lot of the time he would show it But it needed to properly address They’d also like the amendment to the North American Rockies, and the New to his friends anyway as a means of digital forms of gendered violence, she consider consent as being something that Zealand Southern Alps. bragging or something,” the woman said. could be withdrawn at any time. “He had recently become a father, and reported. Netsafe chief executive Martin Cocker This would also help protect sex was looking forward to introducing his baby Another participant tried to end her said they’d found sharing of intimate workers if they moved on to other daughter, Elaine Sierra, to the mountains relationship with an abuser. images and recordings online was forms of business and no longer wanted that he and Kerrie Ann loved so much. “[He] sent me secret recordings of us becoming increasingly common. sexually explicit images and recordings “A competent, careful engineer, who having sex from during our relationship. A Netsafe survey in 2019 found 5 online. tackled complex geotechnical problems with I didn’t know that they existed.” percent of New Zealand adults — or This factor was particularly concerning relish, Peter was held in high esteem by his Thorburn also spoke of another woman, 170,000 people — had been the victim of given the increase in sex work moving colleagues at Tonkin + Taylor.” referred to as “Jess”, 22, who had an online image-based abuse, with instances online under Covid-19 through She added: “He was a loyal, considerate ex-partner post a video of her having sex even reported by people over 70 years old. subscription services, she said. and adventurous soul, who will be dearly missed by his friends in the UK, the US, and in Christchurch, where he and Kerrie Ann had made their home. “Peter’s loss leaves Survivor describes ‘incarceration’ at care home a huge hole in the lives of his family and friends. We respectfully request privacy at AUCKLAND — Gwyneth Beard, the table. to me because I would have just you would be eaten alive.’’ this difficult time.” also known as Piwi, is 59 and went She said told them. Beard said the impact of state Police earlier said a formal identification into care from the age of 11. the role of ‘’That statement sat with me and care has has been far reaching. process would be undertaken to identify the Most of the time was spent at the staff stopped me from talking to anyone. I ‘’I just think to myself, if I was two climbers. the Strathmore Girls’ Home in member was too scared.’’ given the right to be able to be what The men lived in Christchurch and had Christchurch, but she also spent was to hold Another doctor, Morgan Fahey, I should have been in the first place, travelled to Taranaki as part of their work for some time in the Kingslea Home in her down. medically examined her near the wow, you know. If I was allowed environmental and engineering consultancy the same city and a short time at ‘’Your end of her time at Strathmore. to be given an education. If I can company Tonkin + Taylor. They were climbing Weymouth in Auckland. legs were ‘’When you have been sexually get that kind of outcome for my IQ the mountain in their own time. She ended up in care after placed in abused you don’t know what is right and I couldn’t read. Imagine what I Tonkin + Taylor managing director Dr running away from home. the stirrups or wrong when people are touching could of if I had been allowed to be Tim Fisher said police told the company She describes her time in the and I you down in that area, but it wasn’t educated. Imagine. on Wednesday morning that two of their secure unit at Strathmore as fought. I Gwyneth Beard until years later when I got a normal ‘’I have seven years missing form “treasured staff” had been involved in a incarceration. didn’t know doctor and he didn’t do those things my life,” she said. climbing accident. ‘’It was like I have been locked up. what was that then I realised what Dr Fahey ‘’I never had the right to party, “Our priority right now is to support their I was only a child. I look out at my going on.’’ was doing was wrong. He was or to go to dances. I was never a families and our people as we deal with this mokos now and wonder if anyone ‘’They had these straps that went touching me in places, inserting his rangitahi. I was institutionalised and incredibly sad news. locked my mokos up at that age. over your legs and then the staff fingers inside of me and lubricating I don’t understand why because “We would like to thank Taranaki police There’s no rationality behind it, that member would hold your shoulders me.’’ when you are locked up for just and search and rescue for their service and you should be locking children up.’’ down and basically told you to stop Fahey was later convicted of running away and are wanting to go support,” a company statement said. ‘’I wasn’t a monster to be locked it and the sooner you gave in the sexual on adult women and home and that’s a punishment. South Taranaki iwi Ngaruahine posted on up.’’ sooner it was finished.’’ jailed. ‘’Child offenders and even some Facebook that the men ascended the summit Beard vividly remembers the ‘’You don’t do that to 12 year Beard said what she had murderers don’t even get seven track from the north but had fallen on the internal medical examination that olds,’’ she said. experienced in her early life affected years and I was given seven years southern side of the summit. took place on arrival. ‘’I remember it Beard said the doctor lubricated her health later on including not for just wanting to be protected and A rahui is in place on the mountain and clearly as if it was yesterday.’’ her before inserting a steel device having cervical smears. wanting to find someone to actually will be reviewed a week after the bodies The room used was small and inside of her. She said the doctor ‘’It traumatised me and, when talk to me and say it’s OK and we are recovered. It is understood the accident next to the gym. ‘’You walk in and then said to the staff member that I did find a doctor I trusted and have got your back.’’ happened near Syme Hut. there’s this table with stirrups on it, she is sexually active. having regular smear tests, it was Beard reaffirmed to the Royal Just two weeks ago Tonkin + Taylor which you put your legs on.’’ ‘’I had been sexually abused and found I had abnormal cells. I had to Commission that she is a survivor posted a tribute on social media from She said the doctor was that sits with me to this very day. have a biopsy and have my cervix of sexual abuse. Phillips for well-respected rope technician accompanied by a female staff ‘’I was 12 years old. How can removed and then I had to have a ‘’And I just want to be there for Tom Arnold after he died in a rockfall near member. anyone at 12 be sexually active, and hysterectomy years later.’’ that little girl that needs someone to Lake Manapouri in Fiordland. Beard said she had no idea what the assumption was I was sexually She said in girls’ homes it was talk to, not someone to make her tell He praised Arnold’s professionalism and was going on until she was told active and why no one actually survival of the fittest. her story but let her know she’s got safety-first attitude. — NZ Herald to take her pants off and hop on asked had anything ever happened ‘’You had to survive in there or a best friend.’’ — RNZ 18 TELEVISION The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 FRIDAY—SATURDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

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Museum 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; 7May21 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 • Friday, May 7, 2021 LITERATURE 19 Daring to cross social, racial and political lines SPELLBOUND by Catherine Robertson Elaine is a terrific “scam artist”, property developer and a woman who published by Penguin feeding “people’s worst instincts — greed, “liked to tidy a lot”, for whom “every little revenge, and FOMO”. disruption was a threat”. Tubs’ parents, pellbound is the third in the Gabriel’s Bay is rife with small he tells his friends, “have a traditional Gabriel’s Bay trilogy, with a mysteries. There’s a naturalist recluse marriage. You know, honour and obey?” helpful cast list at the beginning with possible Nazi connections and his He’s blind to the abuse going on at home, Sfor those new to the series. feared Russian partner Oksana, “the kind and his mother doesn’t dare imagine The novel includes Catherine of woman who’d faced down a Siberian an alternative to life as a glamorous Robertson’s characteristic humour and tiger at a bus stop”. accessory. insight, and also the darker subject Barrett Tahana keeps his te reo lessons But when he returns to Gabriel’s Bay matter she’s unafraid to embrace. — and his sexual identity — a secret. from his car sales job in the city, Tubs Spellbound explores the use, misuse Even the trusted Dr Ashwin Ghadavi realises that family violence doesn’t have and impact of power, both political and is a “champion worrier”, an immigrant to be physical, and that it can take place personal. outsider, searching daily for clues that his in the wealthiest of homes. At first the fight seems obvious. A partner is about to leave him. Spellbound manages to be a warm, battle to save the small town from a But there are much darker secrets, and funny book that also dares to cross social, Tolkienian dragon, Elaine Pardew, a forces, in the town. racial, and political lines, exploring councillor from nearby town Hampton. There’s bullying and abuse in many various forms of abuse of power. She’s determined to squash the different forms. Even in an idyllic Patricia Weston, who fancies herself planned Littleville tourist development small town with only one police officer, the town’s Miss Marple, observes that in favour of a fancy aquarium, working the corruptions of the outside world families in town — as in the rest of New hard behind the scenes to win over the threaten, from toxic Tinder responders Zealand — “could conceal a mass of wealthier residents of the area “who to a misogynist teacher in thrall to the destructive secrets and lies”. think the poor bring it on themselves and “twisted” Incel doctrine spread online. In Gabriel’s Bay, it’s only “the small that brown-skinned folk should shut up Barrett’s mate, Travis “Tubs” acts of kindness and love that keep the or find somewhere else to live”. Hanrahan, is the son of a “bigwig” local darkness at bay”. — NZ Herald REVISITING Race to stop a deadly virus THE END OF MEN by Christina Sweeney-Baird is some novelty in the somewhere off the coast THE PAST published by HarperCollins differences between the of Iceland, unable to Plague and Covid-19, contact his family on the f books are your preferred method and perhaps there are mainland. LET ME TELL YOU of escapism, The End of Men may lessons to be learnt in Christina Sweeney- WHAT I MEAN not be for you. the similarities. Baird considers by Joan Didion I Set in the not-so-distant future, The story unfolds everything from forced published by Penguin a mysterious virus strikes a Glasgow through the eyes of evacuations, same-sex hospital before quickly spreading women — doctors, relationships to changes ack in 1968, Joan thoughout the globe. Sound familiar? scientists, journalists in the labour market, Didion identified a The people who catch the Plague, and anthropologists. diving deep into the problem with the as it is referred to, present flu-like While I see the benefit realities of a society Bmainstream media. symptoms before succumbing to the of introducing so many without men. “The only American illness in days, if not mere hours. characters, it is hard at The End of Men newspapers that do not The first doctor to realise something times to keep up with details the devastating leave me in the grip of is amiss is Dr Amanda McLean, who is who. impact of losing 90 a profound physical but her fears are ignored because of I found myself drawn percent of the male conviction that the oxygen her previous mental health issues. to certain characters population, but also has been cut off from my Amanda has discovered a sinister more than others, makes you question the brain, very probably by an pattern emerging from the fatalities such as Morven, who lives in the male-centric society we live in. Associated Press wire . . .,” she begins in an essay — they’re all men. countryside of Scotland and is sent 78 Sweeney-Baird could never have that goes on to criticise traditional news outlets, Given the current situation, I read teenage boys to care for, in order to known how prophetic The End of Men including the wire service carrying this review, for this with trepidation. keep them safe from the Plague. would be. If I had read this two years pretending that there is such a thing as neutral, While it may be difficult to be There’s also Toby, one of the few ago, before Covid-19 was ever in our unbiased, objective reporting. reminded of a pandemic when we’re men who we get to see inside the vocabulary, I may have found it a tad That article, “Alicia and the Underground Press”, currently living through one, there mind of, who is trapped on a ship more enjoyable. — TP was a snarky ode to alternative newspapers in the 1960s like the East Village Other and Berkeley Barb that might have been “amateurish and badly written” but at least had the virtue of speaking directly to their Grisham takes on a new kind of court readers, and speaking to them as friends. Some 50 years later, in a media landscape SOOLEY dominated by players who present “alternative facts” by John Grisham The joy of a Grisham novel an action-packed sports movie. with a straight face, and consumers who get their published by Hodder & Stoughton is turning the pages as the plot Harder to recreate in a film news through platforms tailored to their specific propels you forward, so I’ll avoid adaptation will be the secondary plot interests, Didion’s critique seems more prescient hen you’ve written 35 revealing too much. Suffice it to say of the novel, which focuses on the than ever. novels and are working on Sooley follows the familiar Grisham family Sooley leaves behind in Sudan. The essay is one of 12 she wrote between 1968 a streak of 43 consecutive playbook — short chapters, plenty of When a rebel group burns and 2000 that have been collected in a new volume, WNo. 1 New York Times foreshadowing, and a rapid-fire prose their village, they join millions of Let Me Tell You What I Mean, sure to be of interest bestsellers, you can write about that’s easy to read and hard to put fellow refugees fleeing the country, to Didion completists and fans of such cultural whatever you want. down. eventually finding food and shelter in touchstones as Slouching Toward Bethlehem and The That is probably Grisham seems to a Ugandan camp. They are never far Year of Magical Thinking. the simplest way to enjoy moonlighting as from Sooley’s mind as his basketball Others haven’t aged as well. Another piece from explain why John a sportswriter. career takes flight in America and the 1968, about Gamblers Anonymous, quotes the people Grisham’s latest is a There are entire juxtaposition of his fame and celebrity at a meeting in ungrammatical English, speaking “as basketball story and paragraphs that read with his family’s plight back home is if from some subverbal swamp”. In A Trip to Xanadu, doesn’t feature a single like AP game recaps. the heart of the story. she sneers at tourists at the Hearst Castle in their courtroom scene. “Central ripped off a When Sooley’s college team, North “slacks and straw hats and hair rollers”. It is not the first 14-0 run and led by 15 Carolina Central, qualifies for March But when she punches up instead of down, the sports book for at the half . . . Sooley Madness, Grisham has a little fun results can be devastating, as in her portrait from Grisham, of course, grabbed 11 rebounds, with his fiction and history, writing, the same year of Nancy Reagan, then the wife of but it is the first set in for his first double- “Never in the tournament’s storied the California governor, portrayed as a media-savvy the big-time world of double . . . Sooley, history had a No. 16 beaten a No. 1.” control freak and distant mother to her 10-year-old college hoops. still coming off the The novel is set in 2016, two years son. Similarly, her 2000 profile of Martha Stewart Samuel Sooleymon, bench but playing 29 prior to Grisham’s favourite team, captures what most observers missed at the time nicknamed Sooley, is a minutes, scored 31 and No. 1-ranked Virginia, losing to No. — that Martha wasn’t selling homemaking, she was 17-year-old playing on blocked four shots.” 16-ranked University of Maryland, selling success. dirt courts in his native He relishes putting Baltimore County, in the 2018 The best of the bunch have to do with the subject South Sudan when words in the mouth of tournament. Didion, 86, knows and cares about most — being a we first meet him. Sooley’s fictional coach, It is not spoiling too much to say writer. Growing like a weed who tells his team that Sooley’s team makes history in In essays like Why I Write, whose title she and with an infectious before their first-ever Grisham’s world and their dream borrowed from George Orwell, Telling Stories and passion for the game, NCAA tournament season continues. The pages turn Last Words, she makes it clear why she has been an soon he is in Orlando playing on a game. “Men, we don’t deserve respect. even more quickly after that, building essential voice in American arts and letters for more team of travelling Sudanese all-stars, Yet. Respect is out there on the floor, to a climax that won’t leave readers than half a century. — Ann Levin, AP showcasing his skills for college just waiting for us to go get it.” If they doubting whether this is a John coaches. can get the casting right, it will make Grisham novel. — Rob Merrill, AP 20 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021

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Waikato races at Te Rapa Saturday Jetbet 2 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 3 525s6 Delegate (4) 65 76 H McNeill (1) 5 Rotary Book Fair 14-16/5 @ Te Rapa 1.30 3 1 Turn The Ace (4) 56.5 63 R Elliot 9 44423 Lucky Shark (15) 58.5 62 J Parkes Race 1: SON OF ANNA KAY, FANTASY FLIGHT, CARNABY 4 15s29 Bak Da Master (8) 65 74 M Roustoby (2) 4 Chancellor (8) 56.5 45 10 18 Mali Ston (12) 58.5 62 S Weatherley 5 54P6s Magic Cannon (5) 65 69 $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1600m 5 4453 Beldarra (9) 54.5 68 L Innes Race 2: TOMMYRA, NO CHANGE, BAK DA MASTER 11 2710s Rusavy (6) 58.5 62 T Yanagida (a1) 6 845s9 Each Way (7) 65 68 D M Parker (3) 1 s6s66 Henry Hudson (5) 59 60 6 51 Musigny Lass (2) 54.5 63 C Grylls 12 33041 Letz’av Bubbles (2) 58 65 J Riddell Race 3: OSELETA, ILLUMINATION, THE PANTHER 7 010s7 El Luchador (3) 65 68 B M Donoghue (3) 2 20273 Willy Away (7) 59 60 T Yanagida (a1) 7 — Synchronize SCRATCHED 13 85137 Lavita Vishvi (13) 57.5 64 L Innes Race 4: SHAMAL, EL DISPARO, COUNTRY BUMPKIN 8 360s0 Banks Road (6) 65 67 E Farr 3 s7007 Memories Only (4) 58.5 59 J Fawcett 8 7s23 Aglianico (7) 54.5 52 D Johnson 14 2s564 Prosperous (16) 57.5 64 C Grylls Race 5: HENRY HUDSON, WILLY AWAY, EL NYMPH 3 Svs Starting Gates 12.20 4 8s792 El Nymph (6) 58 62 9 9s62 Divine Sava (3) 54.5 52 S Spratt 15 49401 Savezar (4) 56.5 62 D Danis Race 6: MARRONI, GERMANICUS, LUBAYA 5 600s8 Hugh Glass (2) 58 58 H Schofer (a2) 10 Abeyance (1) 54.5 45 S Weatherley 16 74241 Shezawinkle (7) 56.5 62 S Spratt Race 7: RANGI TOA, NOVERRE, BELDARRA $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1200m 6 0460s Ace Of Spades (13) 57 60 8 Dunstan Feeds 3.13 EMERGENCIES: Race 8: POP STAR PRINCESS, LONDON EXPRESS, 1 612 The Panther (17) 60 65 C Grylls 7 18s09 Elle D’berry (8) 57 60 A Calder 17 8s792 El Nymph (1) 56.5 62 T Newman (a2) ROMANTIC LADY 2 92448 Time To Fly (6) 59.5 64 J Fawcett 8 470s7 Rising Ransom (3) 57 56 $32,500, open handicap, 1200m 18 20273 Willy Away (17) 57.5 60 Race 9: THE MIGHTY SPAR, ALWAYS MORE, RUSAVY 3 7945s Bolt From The Blue (3) 59 63 M Hashizume (a2) 19 0460s Ace Of Spades (11) 55.5 60 9 784s0 Aspiring (1) 56.5 59 S Weatherley 1 s1412 Pop Star Princess (2) 62 97 Race 10: FRANCESCA, THUNDER, OSAKA L Satherley E McCall (a3) 20 s6s66 Henry Hudson (8) 57.5 60 4 49421 Zoulander (11) 58.5 62 S Spratt 10 140s0 She Speeds (10) 56.5 59 J Parkes 11 090s9 Prestigious Lad (12) 56.5 55 L Satherley 2 2562s London Express (7) 59 91 H Schofer (a2) 5 3212 Isla Jay (15) 58 65 S Weatherley 3 7460s Aligns With Me (14) 58.5 86 A Calder 10 Te Rapa Tavern 4.23 6 5s205 Our Fine Wine (9) 58 65 H Schofer (a2) 12 0s6s0 Ludus (9) 55.5 57 D Johnson 4 55372 New York Jazz (8) 56.5 82 D Danis 7 0s220 Rose ‘n’ Power (7) 58 65 T Newman (a2) 13 70s75 Savappiel (11) 55.5 57 S Spratt $27,500, rating 74 benchmark, 1400m 5 s450s Speedy Meady (1) 56 81 T Newman (a2) 8 143s4 Illumination (8) 57.5 64 6 68342 Mr Universe (12) 55.5 80 R Elliot 1 143s1 Thunder (17) 61.5 77 E McCall (a3) 9 1435s Fonts De L’algar (2) 57 63 J Parkes 6 Metrowaste Mile 2.04 2 6431s Osaka (15) 61 76 L Innes 10 1 Igottadoitmyway (13) 57 63 7 33345 Romantic Lady (5) 54.5 82 C Grylls $32,500, open handicap, 1600m 8 771s1 Je Suis Tiger (11) 54 80 J Fawcett 3 23238 Breezon (14) 60.5 75 T Newman (a2) E McCall (a3) SCRATCHED 4 504s8 Tightlign (9) 60.5 75 T Yanagida (a1) 1 Pike Racing Punters Challenge 11.15 11 31 Oseleta (5) 57 63 D Johnson 1 — Magic Chai 9 633s4 Cyber Attack (3) 54 77 2 s0876 Germanicus (9) 59 84 D Johnson 10 s75s4 Run To Perfection (6) 54 76 D Johnson 5 05s43 Angaria (4) 59.5 73 L Satherley $10,000, maiden hurdle, 2800m 12 4610s Tangodanzer (16) 57 63 (a3) 6 4s965 Rhaegar (2) 59 72 J Riddell 13 6327s Imaready (12) 56.5 62 T Yanagida (a1) 3 13429 Cha Siu Bao (12) 58 82 S Weatherley 11 1410s Shoshone (9) 54 76 S Collett 1 63s71 Son Of Anna Kay (10) 68 57 SCRATCHED 14 9s10s Rapid Recall (10) 56.5 62 A Calder 4 38s70 My Gift (5) 58 82 D Danis 12 11s32 Top Brass (4) 54 76 (a3) 7 — Cherry Lane D M Parker (3) EMERGENCIES: 5 55s60 Crafty Jess (8) 57.5 85 T Newman (a2) 13 886s7 Maktoum (13) 54 74 S Spratt 8 04221 All Paid Up (13) 58 70 H Schofer (a2) 2 2Fs07 Southern Cool (2) 68 57 15 17576 So Gorgeous (4) 56.5 62 S Collett 6 76s09 Cutting Up Rough (6) 57 80 J Parkes 14 1361s Pimms ‘n’ Pearls (10) 54 72 9 0541s Yamuna (16) 57 72 J Parkes 3 654s0 Prized Pins (9) 68 55 B Lammas 16 217s7 Dawn Parade (14) 58 61 J Riddell 7 9s413 Marroni (3) 57 80 M Hashizume (a2) M Hashizume (a2) 10 4114s Mongolian Wings (18) 57 68 4 9P5s0 Bullitt (7) 68 52 R Cole (2) 17 — Eridani SCRATCHED 8 43213 Stand Tall (4) 57 80 F Lazet (a4) 11 177s6 Lavaglo (7) 56.5 71 5 00s98 Blizzing Away (4) 68 50 M Roustoby (2) 18 — Darci Palmer SCRATCHED 9 200s4 Orakei Overlord (10) 56 78 9 #Completethefleet Mile 3.48 12 s2625 Brahma Sunset (12) 56 70 S Collett 6 089s8 Carnaby (5) 68 50 J Seivwright (1) 19 85080 Up ‘n’ Gone (1) 58 61 Callum Jones (a3) $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1600m 13 1914s Queen Constantine (10) 56 70 C Grylls 7 0s090 Meant To Be (8) 68 50 B M Donoghue (3) 20 — Rabada SCRATCHED 10 0s982 Verry Flash (2) 56 78 L Satherley 14 5s470 Limentis (8) 55.5 69 R Elliot 8 70s96 Ollie (1) 68 50 E Farr 11 053s0 Pursued (11) 55 76 (a3) 1 24712 Always More (14) 60 65 M Hashizume (a2) 15 11s4 Campionessa (3) 55 68 D Johnson 9 sLPPs The Fot (3) 68 50 L Douglas (3) 4 Ken & Roger Browne Mem. 12.55 12 328s8 Lubaya (1) 54 75 C Grylls 16 42s11 Francesca (1) 55 68 S Weatherley 10 30s81 Fantasy Flight (6) 66 50 13 17704 Ranger (7) 54 68 S Collett 2 49s40 Teen Titan (9) 60 65 E McCall (a3) $20,000, rst open stp swp, 3900m 3 6512 The Mighty Spar (5) 60 65 D Johnson EMERGENCIES: SCRATCHED 2 Fairview Motors Waikato Prelude 11.47 1 3P53s Shamal (2) 72.5 95 B Lammas 7 Waikato Equine Vet Centre Stks 2.38 4 92451 Indeem (20) 59 63 17 — Gallardo 2 21s07 Country Bumpkin (1) 68 74 5 0s034 Malik (19) 59 63 S Collett 18 215s0 My World (6) 56.5 67 A Calder $50,000, 2yo sw, 1100m $20,000, rst open hurdle, 2800m J Seivwright (1) 6 331s3 Wind Chimes (10) 59 63 T Thornton 19 52044 Wild West (5) 56.5 67 1 57s45 Tommyra (1) 70 89 R Cole (2) 3 1P14s El Disparo (3) 68 73 B M Donoghue (3) 1 11 Rangi Toa (5) 56.5 67 S Collett 7 41s37 Covenant (3) 58.5 62 L Satherley 20 — Stand Tall SCRATCHED 2 737s7 No Change (2) 68 85 L Douglas (3) 4 5s660 Zentangle (4) 66.5 69 S Fannin 2 21 Noverre (6) 56.5 63 J Parkes 8 13s8s Even Chance (18) 58.5 62 H Schofer (a2) 21 200s4 Orakei Overlord (11) 62 78

Canterbury races at Riccarton Park Saturday Jetbet 6 TAB Doubles 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 Trebles 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 Quaddies 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 6 007 Il Sonetto (5) 58.5 45 L Allpress 4 Angus Meats Great Autumn 1.15 2 52 Fireglow (6) 56.5 52 K Chowdhoory (a) 4 20715 Midnight Runner (16) 57 90 J Lowry Race 1: NAMIBIA MISS, TANTALEE, ARROWTOWN 7 70s77 Man Oh Man (8) 58.5 45 J Laking 3 6 Bad Flamingo (7) 56.5 45 C Barnes 5 17361 Carson River (10) 56.5 89 T Moseley 8 224s4 Tantalee (9) 56.5 54 R Mudhoo (a2) $32,500, open handicap, 2500m 4 41103 Mozzarella (8) 54.5 67 K Asano (a) 6 72231 Khimar War (2) 56.5 89 C Johnson Race 2: MISS CURIOUS, DIRECT FLIGHT, GURTLYN 9 70432 Namibia Miss (1) 56.5 53 K Williams 1 0s751 Major Tom (3) 62 92 K Chowdhoory (a1) 5 31 Art De Triomphe (3) 54.5 63 K Williams 7 14114 He’s Got Power (1) 55 86 C Barnes Race 3: TELLYAWHAT, GOLDEN HARVEST, 10 05207 Arrowtown (11) 56.5 51 2 10011 Our Boy Ritchie (6) 54.5 77 L Allpress 6 s0653 Lucybelle (4) 54.5 51 R Mudhoo (a) 8 74672 Killarney (7) 53.5 83 G Jogoo PULLYOURSOCKSUP K Chowdhoory (a1) 3 07706 Sitarist (7) 54 78 W Pinn (a2) 7 335s7 Roussanne (2) 54.5 51 W Pinn (a) 9 127s2 Scarfi (3) 53 84 K Williams Race 4: SITARIST, POINT SCORE, OUR BOY RITCHIE 11 98s00 Madame Cherie (6) 56.5 45 S Wynne 4 42111 Volvik (8) 54 72 K Williams 8 Unusual Countess (5) 54.5 47 L Allpress 10 91351 Severine (13) 53 80 K Asano (a) Race 5: HARBOURSIDE, HE’S READY, PAPAGENA 5 27115 Letsbringiton (2) 54 68 11 15610 Rock Sensation (4) 53 79 Race 6: MOZZARELLA, ART DE TRIOMPHE, MACKENZIE LAD 2 Circus Maximus @ Windsor Park 12.05 6 00203 Point Score (5) 54 64 C Johnson 7 David Emerson Chartered Acc. 2.55 K Chowdhoory (a) Race 7: LARIPPA, THE EMPORESS, VICENZA $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1600m 7 28820 Sulu Sea (4) 54 64 $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 2000m 12 0s302 The Growler (9) 53 79 B Murray 8 88872 King Of The Dance (1) 54 63 13 21116 Streak Of Power (14) 53 78 W Pinn (a) Race 8: BELLE FASCINO, ROCK SENSATION, 1 007s2 Jin Lu (9) 60 65 T Moseley 1 10078 My Sova (1) 59.5 64 J Laking R Beeharry (a2) 14 84623 What A Smasher (12) 53 78 S J Macnab STREAK OF POWER 2 81227 Miss Curious (5) 57.5 64 2 109s7 Jingo (9) 58 65 K Kwo (a2) 15 80s81 Augustace (18) 53 76 R Mudhoo (a) Race 9: EL GLADIADOR, ITSONLYMONEY, FRANKIE THE FOX C Campbell (a1) 5 Norwood Farm Machinery 1.48 3 30110 Wannabe ‘n’ Paris (4) 58 65 16 152s1 She’s A Lady (15) 53 74 L Allpress 3 99541 Champers (4) 57 63 S J Macnab 4 28820 Sulu Sea (7) 57.5 64 $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1200m EMERGENCIES: 4 812s3 Santissima (7) 57 63 S Wynne 5 81080 Prendido (2) 57.5 60 S J Macnab 17 60554 I Am A Rock (17) 53 73 T Taiaroa (a) 5 42286 Showbourne (3) 57 63 W Pinn (a2) 1 s6764 Harbourside (12) 59.5 64 W Pinn (a2) 6 8s441 Darcee Que (14) 57 63 W Pinn (a2) 18 10365 Pullyoursocksup (6) 53 72 6 62750 Running Man (1) 57 59 K Asano (a) 2 34140 He’s Ready (4) 58.5 62 S Wynne 7 23278 Larippa (5) 57 63 C Barnes 7 13364 Direct Flight (6) 56.5 62 C Barnes 3 05221 Kapalka (10) 58.5 62 M Gestain (a4) 8 41s63 Manhatten Affair (16) 57 63 L Allpress 9 Racecourse Hotel & Motor Lodge 4.05 8 05598 Highland Dancer (10) 56 57 4 74745 Selfie (1) 58.5 62 J Laking 9 35102 Polar Night (3) 57 63 G Jogoo $27,500, rating 74 benchmark, 1800m T Taiaroa (a2) 5 95140 Our Rosette (6) 57.5 64 K Williams 10 04273 Take The Deel (10) 57 59 T Moseley 9 64863 Gurtlyn (8) 55 59 L Allpress 6 8300s Papagena (8) 57 63 K Kwo (a2) 11 46128 The Emporess (11) 56.5 62 1 13384 Beneficial (9) 61 80 J Laking 10 100s0 Miss (2) 55 59 K Williams 7 07543 Granite Ridge (7) 56.5 58 R Mudhoo (a2) K Chowdhoory (a1) 2 76851 El Gladiador (4) 61 76 W Pinn (a2) 8 40160 Fionnuala (11) 56 61 T Moseley 12 76546 Vicenza (15) 56 61 S Wynne 3 — Veladero SCRATCHED 3 Ellie Stokes Trust 12.40 9 92290 Noah (2) 56 57 C Barnes 13 40137 Western Girl (12) 56 61 K Asano (a) 4 060s4 Five Princes (8) 60 74 G Jogoo 5 05042 Frankie The Fox (6) 60 74 $27,500, rating 74 benchmark, 1200m 10 — Arnage SCRATCHED 14 s00s0 Head Office (6) 55 55 L Callaway 11 07850 Makabar (14) 55 55 W Papier (a4) 15 098s0 Takeitlikeaman (8) 55 55 R Mudhoo (a2) 1 24s31 Silent Battler (9) 60 74 T Moseley 12 27680 Masque (5) 55 55 K Chowdhoory (a1) R Beeharry (a2) 6 25325 Hunter Villain (10) 59 72 K Asano (a) 1 Riccarton Park Function Centre 11.30 2 24573 Tellyawhat (5) 60 74 T Taiaroa (a2) 13 50387 Touchabeel (9) 54 57 T Taiaroa (a2) 16 79767 She’s A Ripper (13) 54 55 7 41418 Itsonlymoney (5) 58 74 K Williams 3 53328 Golden Harvest (4) 59.5 73 $10,000, maiden, 1800m 14 03688 Lady Lira (13) 54 56 G Jogoo R Mudhoo (a2) 8 28912 The Mole (13) 57.5 73 C Barnes K Chowdhoory (a1) 15 95660 Tennessee Rock (3) 54 55 9 84212 Firoden (1) 57.5 69 C Campbell (a1) 1 23762 Hombre (7) 58.5 54 T Taiaroa (a2) 4 22331 Benaud (6) 58 70 W Papier (a4) R Beeharry (a2) 8 Great Easter Stakes 3.30 10 s0126 Rivaldo (3) 57.5 69 D Bothamley 2 25745 Capital Gains (4) 58.5 53 S J Macnab 5 75102 Final Savings (7) 58 70 L Allpress 11 27115 Letsbringiton (14) 57 68 L Allpress 3 L6236 Kristofferson (3) 58.5 52 W Pinn (a2) 6 610s1 Caitlyn Jay (1) 57 72 K Asano (a) 6 Berkley Stud Champagne Stks 2.21 $50,000, open handicap, 1400m 12 23106 Original Gangster (2) 56.5 67 C Johnson 4 50369 Camping (10) 58.5 49 T Moseley 7 10365 Pullyoursocksup (3) 57 72 K Williams 1 24927 Enzo’s Lad (5) 60 96 L Callaway 13 09810 St Andre (7) 56.5 67 K Chowdhoory (a1) 5 00 Grooveytown Lad (2) 58.5 45 8 07558 Celine (8) 56 70 C Barnes $50,000, 2yo sw, 1200m 2 21113 Belle Fascino (8) 58 96 S Wynne 14 35263 Cannoli (12) 55.5 69 S Wynne K Asano (a) 9 15009 Arnage (2) 54 60 R Mudhoo (a2) 1 2214 Mackenzie Lad (1) 56.5 63 S Wynne 3 52550 Johnny Jones (11) 57.5 91 J Laking 15 176s4 Queen Sweep (11) 54.5 67 T Moseley

Invercargill harness at Ascot Park Saturday Jetbet 7 TAB Doubles 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 Trebles 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 Quaddies 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 8 500 Tahir Trouble (Fr) 8 S Ottley 4 Lone Star Cafe & Bar Trot 1.33 6 Mad Butcher 77th Birthday 2.33 8 Northern Tavern Pace 3.43 Race 1: JASMINE JACCKA, PORT PEGASUS, TINTED STUART 9 7s630 Latina Hall (Fr) U1 J Morrison (J) 10 44643 Eilish Hall (Fr) U2 M Williamson $9000, r49-r65 special handicap stand, $9000, r57-r70. mobile, 2200m $8000, 3yo+ r49-r54. mobile, 2200m Race 2: BETTORS HIGHLIGHT, VON ART, KAGEE VC 2700m 1 92156 Beaudiene Hustler (Fr) 1 E Barron (J) 1 23281 Changearound (Fr) 1 S O’Reilly (J) Race 3: FIREFOREFIDDLE, HOKONUI SAM, NORTHVIEW PEG 2 Homestead Pace 12.35 1 41050 Cabella Noir (Fr) 1 M Williamson 2 44480 Melton Mafia (Fr) 2 G Lee 2 60647 Miss Auckland (Fr) 2 R McIlwrick Race 4: KIWITRIX, STEVE, IN SEQUENCE $7000, r40-r47. mobile, 2200m 2 05474 Zoned Scarlett (Fr) 2 S Ottley 3 21954 Franco Huntington (Fr) 3 J Morrison (J) 3 58207 Tulsa Jaccka (Fr) 3 N Williamson Race 5: IDEAL B B, TASHS BAD GIRL, CAUTIOUS GALLEON 3 03148 Steve (Fr) 3 B Orange 4 53667 Santanna Mach (Fr) 4 S Ottley 4 62240 Better Galleon (Fr) 4 M Hurrell (J) Race 6: BEAUDIENE HUSTLER, TRES CHIC, A BETTOR ACT 1 00505 Kagee VC (Fr) 1 J Morrison (J) 4 38D29 In Sequence (Fr) 4 M Hurrell (J) 2 66552 Bettors Highlight (Fr) 2 B Barclay 5 86P14 Calypso Rock (Fr) 5 B Orange 5 51 Stoneyroyd (Fr) 5 K Larsen Race 7: INSIST THE WIN, PALISADE, 5 74257 Miss Bamboocha (Fr) U1 R McIlwrick 6 00691 Yankee Shard (Fr) 6 T Dewe (J) 6 10709 Franco June (Fr) 6 J Morrison (J) 3 50690 Man I’m Good (Fr) 3 A Kyle 6 60063 Harry H (20) 1 S Tomlinson (J) DEM BONES DEM BONES 4 63699 Midnight In Memphis (Fr) 4 B Orange 7 57118 Tres Chic (Fr) 7 M Williamson 7 1s780 The Hornet (Fr) 7 B Orange Race 8: THE HORNET, STONEYROYD, MISS AUCKLAND 7 04085 Boyz Invasion (20) 2 M Heenan 8 208s5 A Bettor Act (Fr) 8 N Williamson 8 94960 Art Courage (Fr) 8 S Ottley 5 24588 Lincoln Moment (Fr) 5 S Tomlinson (J) 8 62462 Kiwitrix (20) 3 N Williamson Race 9: ARLO MAGUIRE, ONEDIN HURRICANE, 9 13430 Dodgethebullet (Fr) 21 M Hurrell (J) 9 10900 Belle’s Boy (Fr) U1 E Swain 6 80937 Holy Havoc (Fr) 6 9 45382 Spotlight The Valley (20) 4 J Morrison (J) WONTHAVTIME 7 89500 Von Art (Fr) 7 M Williamson 10 5738s Nottingham K Two (20) 5 E Barron (J) 7 Ascot Park Hotel Trot 3.08 9 Newfield Sports Bar Pace 4.13 8 000s9 Clifton Tactic (Fr) 8 A Milne 11 00143 Crusher Collins (20) U1 B Williamson 9 80993 Dalness Arizona (Fr) 21 E Barron (J) $9000, 3yo+ r40-r47 stand, 2700m $9000, non-winners 2yo+. mobile, 2200m 5 Speights Ale House Pace 1.58 3 Waikiwi Tavern Jnr Drivers 1.00 1 09566 Dem Bones Dem Bones (Fr) 1 1 46043 Forty Wives (Fr) 1 B Williamson $9000, non-winners 3yo+ f&m. mobile, M Williamson 2 8447 Tommysonaroll (Fr) 2 M Williamson $8000, 4yo+ r40-r54. jun.d mobile, 2200m 2200m 2 009s0 Make My Day (Fr) 2 S Kelly 3 Sand Wave (Fr) 3 N Williamson 3 097s7 Spurs Of War (Fr) 3 J Morrison (J) 4 85757 Arlo Maguire (Fr) 4 B Orange 1 Liquorland Trot 12.10 1 s7417 Hokonui Sam (Fr) 1 (J) 1 33728 Cautious Galleon (Fr) 1 S Tomlinson (J) 2 70802 Fireforefiddle (Fr) 2 (J) 2 00s8 Tashs Bad Girl (Fr) 2 A Kyle 4 74559 Svelt (Fr) 4 E Barron (J) 5 00720 Moody River (Fr) 5 K Larsen $9000, non-winners 3yo+ stand, 2200m 3 39334 Lynryd Skynryd (Fr) 3 K Tomlinson (J) 3 66 Rakareplay (Fr) 3 P Hunter 5 84610 It’s Summertime (Fr) 5 6 9837 Bonnie Prince Louis (Fr) 6 R McIlwrick 4 73146 Northview Peg (Fr) 4 S Tomlinson (J) 6 — Muscle Power SCRATCHED 7 s2869 Father Quinn (Fr) 7 S Ottley 1 4236s Jasmine Jaccka (Fr) 1 B Williamson 4 0 Vera Special (Fr) 4 E Swain 5 75256 Calico Hill (Fr) 5 T Dewe (J) 5 92297 Southern Starr (Fr) 5 B Williamson 7 04045 Top Pocket Chance (Fr) 6 B Williamson 8 03809 Battle Axe (Fr) 8 2 58982 Port Pegasus (Fr) 2 N Williamson 6 18060 Jaffie J (Fr) 6 6 98 Tom Wasn’t (Fr) 6 K Barclay 8 09s86 Miss Jessica (Fr) 7 T Robertson 9 54734 Onedin Hurricane (Fr) 21 E Barron (J) 3 80055 Denn Nee’s Sister (Fr) 3 B Barclay 7 17590 Kerala Star (Fr) 7 S O’Reilly (J) 7 00s Ideal B B (Fr) 7 N Williamson 9 28537 Insist The Win (Fr) 8 B Barclay 10 Lucky Galleon (Fr) 22 B Barclay 4 44224 Tease My Tartan (Fr) 4 M Hurrell (J) 8 90066 American Mac (Fr) 8 M Hurrell (J) 8 57926 Superfast (Fr) 8 B Orange 10 00240 Tolkien (Fr) 9 K Larsen 11 8s657 Friendly Eyre (Fr) 23 S Tomlinson (J) 5 96677 The Power Broker (Fr) 5 K McNaught (J) 9 46700 Tad Lincoln (Fr) 21 K McNaught (J) 9 60375 Prides Bellissima (Fr) 21 E Barron (J) 11 467D9 Matai Jetstar (Fr) 10 A Milne 12 25675 Wonthavtime (Fr) 24 K Barclay 6 060 Tinted Stuart (Fr) 6 M Heenan 10 01560 Vin Scully (Fr) 22 E Barron (J) 10 55376 Paradise Valley (Fr) 22 A Milne 12 80923 Palisade (Fr) U1 B Orange 13 90 The Other Brother (Fr) 25 7 Abacardi Hazel (Fr) 7 B Orange 11 94365 Rakarippa (Fr) 23 J Morrison (J) 11 Didshedoit (Fr) 23 S Ottley 13 00024 Ruby Seddon (Fr) U2 N Williamson 14 70788 Alittlebitgood (Fr) U1 M Hurrell 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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. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 RACING 23 Plenty of options for Platinum Invador BRISBANE — Kiwi stayer Platinum Invador has for local horseman Barry Lockwood, having decide between a start in the A$1.2 million Gr.2 “He’s not flash to look at in the box but he plenty of lucrative targets in Queensland in the transferred from Lisa Latta’s yard after finishing Q22 (2200m) or the Gr.2 Brisbane Cup (3200m). hasn’t left an oat since he got here, he’s lovely.” coming months after a strong performance to be fourth in the Gr.1 Auckland Cup (3200m). “They are both run on the same day. He will Raced by Neville McAlister and John Street’s beaten by just over a length into second when The son of Redwood will contest the Gr.3 have a couple of races before we get to that Lincoln Farms, former New Zealand-based lumping 61kg topweight over 1815m at Eagle JRA Chairman’s Trophy (2000m) on May 15 at stage and then a decision will be made as to rider Mark du Plessis is likely to ride the stayer Farm last Saturday. Doomben and the Gr.3 Premier’s Cup (2400m) at which race he runs in,” Lockwood said. throughout his winter campaign. It was the five-year-old gelding’s first run Eagle Farm a fortnight later before connections “It was a very good run last Saturday. — NZ Racing Desk

New South Wales races at Gosford Saturday 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 2 Tooheys Handicap 2.20 EMERGENCIES: 10 64226 Arabolini dw (12) 54 81 T Clark EMERGENCY: SCRATCHED Race 1: KALINO, OVERPASS, CORK HARBOUR 17 45211 Adelita Rose w (17) 54 93 Ms R King 11 82322 Itsa Fait Accompli w (1) 53 80 J Ford 17 — Avion Fury $125,000, C,H&Gs Benchmark 78, 1200m 18 7s131 Faatinaat dw (6) 54 93 A Morgan 12 34617 Reposition dw (6) 52 83 A Adkins Race 2: RAMMSTEIN, I AM POWER, FLAT HEAVEN 1 s6042 Flat Heaven dwn (9) 62 96 C Rawiller (a3) 19 15134 Bethpage dw (13) 54 87 8 The Coast 6.00 Race 3: KING’S TRUST, FAATINAAT, BELLASTAR 2 5130s I Am Power (3) 60 87 T Sherry (a2) 20 180s2 Blackadder d (7) 54 94 6 Debortoli Wine Takeover Target 4.40 $500,000, 3 & 4yo Quality, 1600m Race 4: NYAMI, MONTSERRAT, BLESK SCRATCHED 3 — Catesby $150,000, 3yo & up Quality Listed, 1200m 1 5s119 Nimalee dw (9) 59 91 Ms R King Race 5: PARRY SOUND, AVION FURY, SELICA 4 21s41 Henschel dw (5) 55.5 100 J Collett 4 Hoolihan Partners Consult 3.30 Race 6: SNITZ, EASY EDDIE, SIGNORE FOX 1 30s15 Signore Fox dw (8) 59 100 T Berry 2 76s00 Brandenburg w (12) 58.5 87 R Bayliss 5 220s2 Rammstein dw (1) 55.5 98 J Ford $125,000, 3 & 4yo Benchmark 72, 1600m 2 72766 Easy Eddie dw (7) 58 93 J Parr 3 s3658 All Saints’ Eve dw (1) 56.5 92 Race 7: PATHS OF GLORY, STOCKMAN, WU GOK 6 55s04 Knickpoint dwn (4) 55 93 R Dolan 1 221s7 Montserrat dw (9) 59.5 94 T Sherry (a2) 3 s87s0 Snitz dw (3) 57 79 T Clark S Clipperton Race 8: WHEELHOUSE, ARAPAHO, NIMALEE 7 76115 Nictock cdw (2) 55 94 Ms R King 2 — I Say Hello SCRATCHED 4 22s19 Enchanted Heart w (4) 54 98 J Collett 4 3s5s6 Arapaho w (7) 54 94 T Clark Race 9: EXOTIC RUBY, APRIL RAIN, WILLOWHEART 8 3144s Blondeau w (6) 54.5 93 T Berry 3 36s18 Battenburg wb (5) 59 92 Ms R King 5 1s0s0 Grand Piano w (1) 54 76 Ms R King 5 32745 Game Of Thorns (2) 54 84 J Collett 9 4s166 Quiet Riot d (7) 54.5 96 T Clark 4 s2313 Tectonicus dw (3) 58 96 T Clark 6 79s55 Catesby dhn (5) 54 85 J Ford 6 43s23 East Asia wb (3) 54 88 T Sherry (a) 3 TAB Highway Handicap 2.55 5 350s6 Nyami dw (2) 58 94 J Collett 7 — East Asia SCRATCHED 7 14450 Wheelhouse w (6) 53.5 100 T Berry 6 s2215 Blesk dw (7) 57.5 100 T Berry 8 1s30s Luna Mia d (2) 53 79 R Dolan 8 61834 Charmmebaby w (4) 53 89 G Buckley $75,000, 3yo & up Class 3, 1200m 7 170s1 Prince Of Arragon c (1) 56.5 95 B Spriggs 9 0s432 Nudge b (11) 52 92 K Mc Evoy 1 558s0 Mr Wong w (1) 60.5 87 8 15s16 Fifteen Aria wb (8) 55.5 100 S Clipperton 7 Reward Group Gold Cup 5.20 10 21361 All Hallows’ Eve w (8) 52 99 A Adkins Ms S Clenton (a1.5) 9 20s06 Perfect Radiance (10) 55 93 J Parr $250,000, 3yo & up Quality Listed, 2100m 11 s5534 Electric Girl n (13) 52 84 R Dolan 2 — Ice In Vancouver SCRATCHED 10 s6795 Tampering dw (4) 54 93 A Adkins 12 371s7 Brutality dw (10) 52 92 Ms K O’Hara 1 s780s Young Rascal w (4) 60 83 J Collett 13 s2113 I Say Hello (5) 52 93 J Ford 3 02726 King’s Champ dw (10) 59.5 93 5 Ironhorse Handicap 4.05 2 11250 Spirit Ridge w (17) 59 96 1 Central Coast Granite Hcp 1.45 C Rawiller (a3) 3 00s90 Raheen House w (8) 58 85 $125,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78, 2100m 9 Brook Group 6.40 $125,000, 2yo, 1200m 4 190s0 Anethole d (3) 57.5 90 T Sherry (a2) Ms S Clenton (a) 5 s5252 Bellastar d (16) 56.5 91 T Clark $125,000, 3yo & up F&M BM 78, 1200m SCRATCHED 1 25283 Parry Sound cw (5) 62.5 90 4 51s08 Carif (10) 57.5 86 S Clipperton 1 — Ranch Hand 6 647s3 King’s Trust w (8) 56.5 93 S Clipperton C Rawiller (a3) 5 079s9 Wu Gok dw (6) 57.5 89 J Parr 1 s111s April Rain wn (8) 60 96 T Berry 2 210s Conexy b (4) 58.5 87 K Mc Evoy 7 42020 The Snooperstar w (4) 56 94 A Adkins 2 — Stockman SCRATCHED 6 24127 Entente w (2) 56 100 T Clark 2 13s51 Belluci Babe (3) 59.5 99 J Parr 3 211 Overpass w (10) 57.5 100 J Parr 8 3110s Entreat dw (5) 55.5 91 K Mc Evoy 3 s0009 High Opinion w (9) 59 83 7 77831 Paths Of Glory dw (1) 56 88 Ms R King 3 87s28 Willowheart wn (1) 58 99 K Mc Evoy 4 4s1 Cork Harbour d (9) 57 93 T Clark 9 — Patino Ruby SCRATCHED Ms S Clenton (a1.5) 8 65470 Hush Writer (13) 55 88 Ms K O’Hara 4 6s655 Stellar Pauline w (7) 57.5 98 A Adkins 5 1 Generation (12) 57 95 J Collett 10 s1603 Highest Standard d (14) 55.5 88 4 3s701 My Swashbuckler tw (10) 57.5 82 9 s3514 Polly Grey w (11) 54.5 91 T Berry 5 s2271 Exotic Ruby d (2) 57.5 93 T Clark 6 19 Kalino w (3) 57 92 T Berry G Buckley J Collett 10 70s09 Mr Satchmo dw (14) 54.5 91 J Ford 6 516s6 Instant Attraction cw (4) 56.5 100 7 12 Anagain t (2) 56 94 G Buckley 11 66341 Jahbath w (2) 55.5 100 J Parr 5 77531 So Wicked w (8) 56.5 95 T Berry 11 34203 The Lord Mayor w (3) 54 88 K Mc Evoy Ms R King 8 2 Cool Lad (6) 56 92 B Spriggs 12 21049 Katgully Red d (9) 55.5 93 Ms K O’Hara 6 39023 Selica w (2) 56 91 Ms K O’Hara 12 — Miss Sentimental SCRATCHED 7 68s77 Let It Pour c (6) 54 97 J Ford 9 13 Blow Dart (5) 55.5 94 A Morgan 13 — Nicci Trix SCRATCHED 7 81211 Ready By Design cdw (7) 56 87 13 0648s Sweet Thomas w (7) 54 82 G Buckley 8 12861 Bryan’s Babe dw (10) 54 94 Ms R Murray 10 20s1 Impact Star w (11) 55.5 91 D Mc Lellan 14 47s32 Denace w (12) 54 96 J Collett S Clipperton 14 — Parry Sound SCRATCHED 9 3652s Charmed Princess dwbh (9) 54 90 11 312 Sweet Ruby w (7) 54 92 R Dolan 15 68223 Last Chance Dance w (15) 54 91 R Dolan 8 51812 Our Bambino dw (4) 55 84 Ms R King 15 40248 Aliferous w (12) 53 88 R Dolan J Innes Jnr 12 414 Jerry w (8) 54 88 A Adkins 16 12082 Slice Of Heaven w (19) 54 93 J Ford 9 61755 Avion Fury wbn (3) 54 100 K Mc Evoy 16 35s37 Stockman dw (5) 53 88 A Adkins 10 308s5 Mosht Up w (5) 54 87 Ms K O’Hara

Victoria races at Caulfield Saturday 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 2 Emerald Hill Mission 2.30 2 82620 Music Addition dn (15) 59 93 C Newitt 2 4627s Ashlor tdw (4) 57 95 Ms M Lloyd (a3) 4 76s62 Succeed Indeed d (1) 56.5 96 L King (a2) Race 1: GENERATION, SPINNING, FOREVER AND A DAY 3 30008 Spunlago dw (8) 59 92 L Neindorf (a2) 3 0660s Rox The Castle twn (7) 56.5 91 5 12s41 Volatore dwhn (5) 56.5 100 $135,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 84, 2000m 4 s6728 Yulong Storm dw (9) 58.5 98 Race 2: EXCELMAN, CRIMSON ACE, SKELM M Cartwright (a3) M Cartwright (a3) 1 58s13 Portland Jimmy dw (8) 60 97 Ms M Lloyd (a3) 4 3699s I Am Someone dw (6) 56 97 Race 3: LUNAR FLARE, INTELLECTIVE, MISS DAMITA 6 46811 Running Cloud dn (12) 56 93 Ms M Lloyd (a3) 5 2949s Condo’s Express dw (13) 58 91 L Neindorf (a2) L Neindorf (a2) Race 4: PROMOTIONS, ALBURQ, PLATINI 2 8s6s9 Last Week dn (1) 59.5 91 6 74315 Exeter dw (12) 58 98 M Cartwright (a3) 5 2010s Excess Funds cw (3) 54 100 M Poy 7 s1028 Ironedge w (11) 55 98 D Thornton Race 5: MR EXCLUSIVE, HOLBIEN, LEGIONNAIRE M Cartwright (a3) 7 80122 Cielo D’oro dwn (11) 57.5 97 6 2110s Titan Blinders dbn (5) 54 91 L King (a2) 8 1 Hengroen wn (10) 54.5 94 Ms J Kah Race 6: TITAN BLINDERS, BLAZEJOWSKI, ASHLOR 3 9s084 Midterm dw (9) 59 88 T Nugent (a1.5) T Stockdale (a2) 7 95s16 Sam’s Image cdwhn (1) 54 96 M Dee 9 14s4 Jaffastock w (3) 54.5 96 T Stockdale (a2) Race 7: REDWOOD SHADOW, HORRIFYING, WISAKA 4 90183 Skelm c (7) 59 95 D Yendall 8 24334 Alburq d (4) 57 99 B Prebble 8 2s441 Streetcar Stranger w (2) 54 94 Ms J Kah 10 04s31 Eco Warrior dwn (8) 54 95 D Moor Race 8: AGREEABLE, MOZZIE MONSTER, REAL SENSATION 5 1s80s Desert Path dw (4) 58.5 88 D Thornton 9 124s1 Pintoff dw (6) 57 100 Ms J Kah 11 0s150 Irish Impact (4) 54 92 B Mertens 10 11634 Platini dw (5) 57 97 D Moor Race 9: AYRTON, WINSUM, THE BIG EASY 6 060s0 Lamborghini cd (5) 57.5 88 7 Rod Fenwick Handicap 5.35 12 7s1 Spooning whn (9) 54 95 C Newitt Ms T Hope (a2) 11 3557s Promotions dw (1) 56.5 97 M Poy $135,000, 3yo, 2000m 13 0s293 Bomber’s Kiss d (7) 54 93 D Yendall 7 69322 Barry The Baptist dw (10) 55.5 93 12 72304 The Last Napoleon n (16) 56 95 14 05s31 Reliable Dude (6) 54 94 L Riordan (a2) H Coffey D Yendall 1 5s512 Horrifying b (5) 59 94 Ms J Kah 8 2s692 Crimson Ace dwbn (2) 54 93 D Moor 13 7210s Mrs Beckham t (7) 55.5 93 D Thornton 2 40s23 Redwood Shadow w (6) 58 100 D Yendall 9 Darren Gauci Handicap 6.50 9 68057 Smokin’ Pierro dw (6) 54 88 L King (a2) 14 62140 Aquagirl n (17) 55 97 L King (a2) 3 13746 Black Penn n (1) 57.5 97 M Poy 10 s3362 Excelman dwn (3) 54 100 Ms J Kah EMERGENCIES: 4 71473 Reuber (4) 57.5 95 C Newitt $135,000, 3yo, 1200m 15 1139s Tan Tat Harmony dwn (3) 54 96 5 522s1 Red Santa (14) 56.5 95 M Dee 1 116s7 Shelby Cobra w (13) 58 92 B Prebble 3 Cameron Plant Memorial 3.05 D Stackhouse 6 59s17 Wisaka (9) 56.5 100 D Stackhouse 2 13102 Yulong Command dn (3) 58 93 $125,000, 4yo & up Mares Benchmark 84, 16 0s142 Teramia dw (10) 54 97 M Dee 7 s3635 Bak Da Man b (10) 56 95 H Coffey L King (a2) 1600m 17 33s41 Quiet Lucky dw (2) 54 95 8 47s61 Steel Skies (3) 56 91 D Thornton 3 5159s Snickerdoodledandy dw (12) 57 92 1 617s7 No Effort tdwn (8) 60 94 L King (a2) 5 JRA Handicap 4.15 9 46031 Plucky Pirouette wn (12) 55.5 94 Ms C Hefel (a3) 2 130s6 Nerve Not Verve wn (7) 56.5 97 P Moloney 4 11s Ayrton th (9) 56.5 100 Ms J Kah F W Kersley $125,000, Open, 1600m 10 21334 My Squeeze Louise (11) 55 97 5 51221 Curran cn (6) 56.5 97 M Cartwright (a3) 1 Lamaro’s South Hcp 1.55 3 528s8 Savigne dw (9) 56.5 97 D Thornton 1 8s047 All Too Huiying cdw (6) 60 100 M Poy L King (a2) 6 61143 Melba Storm d (8) 55.5 91 11 s3210 Pitchanun wn (13) 54.5 94 F W Kersley $125,000, 2yo, 1200m 4 1438s Lunar Flare dwhn (10) 55 96 M Dee 2 887s7 Fighting Teo dw (2) 55.5 94 J Benbow T Stockdale (a2) 5 2188s Miss Damita b (5) 55 94 P Moloney 3 52232 Holbien dwb (4) 55.5 98 12 32623 Rousseau bn (8) 54.5 96 T Nugent (a1.5) 7 12136 Winsum wn (11) 55.5 95 C Newitt 1 1 Generation h (9) 59 96 Ms J Kah 6 27155 Intellective dw (3) 54.5 100 D Yendall Ms L Lafferty (a3) 13 3541 Entitled Princess (7) 54 90 B Mertens 8 33432 The Big Easy dw (1) 55 100 2 83 Blushing Tycoon (3) 57.5 87 D Moor 7 7s604 Ruby Skye dw (2) 54 95 D Stackhouse 4 49675 Gold Fields dw (5) 55 94 D Moor 14 06553 Cashoffa (2) 54 85 Ms C Hefel (a3) 3 Lafargue (7) 57.5 81 F W Kersley T Nugent (a1.5) 8 246s5 Leale tdw (1) 54 94 B Mertens 5 06s51 Mr Exclusive cw (7) 54 97 B Mertens 9 11 Marlion’s Dream dn (10) 54.5 91 4 Linas Legend (8) 57.5 81 D Thornton 9 66179 Necessary dwn (4) 54 99 L Riordan (a2) 6 s209s Liapari dwn (1) 54 86 D Stackhouse 8 Selangor Turf Club Hcp 6.15 5 1 Forever And A Day d (6) 56.5 93 D Stackhouse 10 0s700 Florent c (6) 54 93 T Nugent (a1.5) 7 s6795 Legionnaire h (3) 54 92 T Nugent (a1.5) $135,000, 3yo, 1600m B Mertens 10 0s040 River Night t (7) 54 93 L Riordan (a2) 6 2 Spinning (1) 56.5 100 D Stackhouse 4 Ian Miller 3.40 6 Thomas North Handicap 4.55 1 54121 Real Sensation dw (13) 60 95 11 3s17s Crystal Chief (5) 54 91 D Moor 7 5s5 Fabrikka (2) 55.5 93 M Dee T Nugent (a1.5) 12 6635s Torbreck b (2) 54 89 M Dee 8 Subversive h (5) 55.5 82 P Moloney $75,000, Benchmark 78, 1200m $125,000, Open, 1100m 2 9s522 Mozzie Monster wh (14) 57.5 97 M Dee 13 31370 Haystacks Calhoun w (4) 54 94 9 9 She’s Notorious h (4) 55 76 C Newitt 1 s3311 Deep Dive dwn (14) 59.5 100 D Yendall 1 5615s Blazejowski tdwn (8) 59 98 D Thornton 3 9s316 Agreeable t (2) 56.5 96 P Moloney

Queensland races at Gold Coast Saturday 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 2 MG GC Bat Out Of Hell 2.04 9 42443 Elixir tdh (6) 54 86 M Cahill 12 19011 Ruru cwh (15) 56.5 83 J Byrne 7 47s62 Zaaki dwb (14) 59 96 J Mc Donald Race 1: I COULD DO BETTER, OLYMPIC CLASS, GO DARCY 10 8s632 Westlink w (8) 54 85 M R Du Plessis 13 66556 Signora Nera wh (10) 56.5 90 O Bosson 8 95163 Tiptronic (2) 59 88 G Boss $105,000, Quality, 900m 11 08s26 Wisdom Of Water tc (4) 54 100 J McNeil 14 51214 I Promise You w (18) 56.5 86 L V Cassidy 9 s1916 Melody Belle w (17) 57 98 O Bosson Race 2: SPURCRAFT, TYCOON ACE, USMANOV 1 8627s Just Orm w (10) 59 93 R Maloney EMERGENCIES: 10 s8791 Nettoyer wn (13) 57 94 B Thompson Race 3: ALAKAHAN, STARDOME, ROMAKASH 2 64235 Spurcraft cwb (5) 58 94 J Orman 5 TAB Ken Russell Memorial 3.49 15 — Designs SCRATCHED 11 s6814 Toffee Tongue w (5) 57 94 B Avdulla Race 4: RACECOURSE ROAD, SCALLOPINI, 3 21065 Usmanov cwh (3) 58 100 B Nothdurft $150,000, 2yo SW Group 3, 1200m 16 114 Nothinsweetaboutme w (1) 56.5 91 12 21114 Paradee cdwn (15) 57 91 C Williams CAPITAL CONNECTION 4 11318 Sugar Boom cwn (8) 57 60 J Mc Donald SCRATCHED W Pike 13 99s17 Vanna Girl tdwh (11) 57 95 B Stewart Race 5: MISTER LARRABEE, RANCH HAND, DOVETAIL DIVA 5 200s2 Tycoon Ace tcw (7) 56.5 100 M Cahill 1 — Kalashnikov 17 719 Toni Too w (6) 56.5 82 14 145s3 Two Illicit w (6) 57 96 V A Colgan 2 328s1 Baby Wong (7) 57 99 Matthew Palmer Race 6: EASIFAR, NOTHINSWEETABOUTME, TYCOON EVIE 6 2140s Niedorp w (1) 55 96 G Boss 18 52 Big Hitter h (5) 56.5 80 EMERGENCIES: 3 13s53 Subterranean db (12) 57 95 N Rawiller 7 89970 Plague Stone w (9) 54 89 W Pike 15 76s00 Brandenburg w (7) 59 89 R Bayliss Race 7: IMMORTAL LOVE, MARBOOSHA, LORD OLYMPUS 4 135s Ranch Hand wh (3) 57 97 J Mc Donald 8 2518s Colpo Di Tamburo n (2) 54 85 J Byrne 7 Brandons Gold Coast Guineas 5.04 16 0s405 The Candy Man cdw (4) 59 91 Race 8: AVILIUS, FIFTY STARS, MELODY BELLE 5 1 Debussy (6) 57 96 R Fradd 9 315sP Sophiella cdh (4) 54 80 B Thompson B Nothdurft Race 9: WONDERFUL RIRI, EXPLOSIVE QUALITY, 6 4s1 Cork Harbour d (10) 57 96 B Avdulla $150,000, 3yo SW Group 3, 1200m 10 9s896 Iconic Star dwh (6) 54 88 B Avdulla 17 sL140 Flash Aah tcwh (10) 59 90 SPLIT NOT A SHOCK 7 61 Mister Larrabee d (8) 57 100 B Nothdurft 1 82234 Amish Boy d (14) 57 96 J McNeil 3 Heineken Gold Coast Cup 2.39 8 — Frontman SCRATCHED 2 s1115 Rocketing By dw (6) 57 100 J Mc Donald 9 Attwood Marshall Silk Stocking 6.24 3 1112L Simply Fly cwbn (10) 57 94 9 60s6 Le Force (1) 57 86 W Pike $150,000, F&M Quality Listed, 1400m $125,000, Quality, 2400m 10 London Bell h (5) 57 94 M Rodd Ms S Thornton 1 00s90 Raheen House w (10) 60 85 A Mallyon 11 3136s Rhapsody Rose (14) 55 93 4 — Wisdom Of Water SCRATCHED 1 71s07 Alison Of Tuffy w (5) 58 96 N Rawiller 2 88s77 Lord Belvedere dwn (5) 57 100 M Zahra J Huxtable (a) 5 4s351 Lord Olympus w (8) 57 94 M Cahill 2 55045 Yamazaki t (14) 56.5 91 M Zahra 3 s6069 Miss Sentimental dwh (8) 54 97 12 27151 Angel Like w (13) 55 95 A Mallyon 6 10s64 Immortal Love dwb (1) 57 95 N Rawiller 3 083s4 Sofie’s Gold Class dwhn (1) 56 96 B Avdulla 13 42s2 Invinsible Tears h (11) 55 99 M Cahill 7 469s8 Kumasi (3) 57 86 B Stewart M Cahill 4 62124 Humbolt Current dwh (6) 54 92 J Byrne 14 7s512 Apple Tart dwb (2) 55 94 R Maloney 8 s2514 Tramonto tw (13) 57 85 4 04130 Akage tcdwh (15) 55.5 93 A Spinks 1 Play Gold Coast 1.25 5 51145 Romakash tdwn (4) 54 87 L V Cassidy 15 1s Dovetail Diva w (15) 55 94 Ron Stewart J Guthmann-Chester 5 s3520 Gem Of Scotland tdw (12) 54.5 89 $75,000, Benchmark 78, 1800m 6 73241 Stardome whn (9) 54 91 M R Du Plessis 9 16434 Master Red w (4) 57 78 M R Du Plessis Ms S Thornton 7 48411 Traduce hn (3) 54 87 R Fradd 6 Johnnie Walker G. C. Bracelet 4.24 10 1s15 Garoppolo hn (2) 57 88 R Fradd 6 54820 Willo Titto tdwh (18) 54 90 Ron Stewart 1 1s001 Tavion Prince dw (6) 60 100 7 4s121 Wonderful Riri dwn (6) 54 100 8 27321 Alakahan d (7) 54 86 C Williams $150,000, 3yo Fillies SW Listed, 1800m 11 84027 Kisukano cdwn (11) 55 96 M Rodd Ms L Kilner (a3) B Thompson 2 30122 Captivator tcw (3) 59.5 94 M Hellyer 9 68103 Zamzara wn (1) 54 82 T Marshall 12 2s142 Marboosha wh (15) 55 95 J Byrne 10 65585 Brocson tdw (2) 54 83 S Cormack 1 21112 Tycoon Evie b (12) 56.5 97 13 1645s Fleet Dove dw (5) 55 89 B Thompson 8 1087s Seentoomany tcwhn (7) 54 87 3 139s0 Picka Plum d (2) 59 94 B Thompson M R Du Plessis J Guthmann-Chester 4 21s76 Cellarmaid w (13) 58 96 J Orman 14 1s52s The Actuary wb (7) 55 86 R Maloney 4 102.9 Hot Tomato Goldmarket 3.14 2 s1401 Easifar wh (17) 56.5 94 L R Dittman 15 50s16 Miss Canada wh (9) 55 89 A Mallyon 9 s1532 Euro Belle wbhn (2) 54 93 R Fradd 5 33316 Senrima Tide tw (9) 57.5 93 M Cahill 3 121s4 Good Soize dwn (14) 56.5 89 R Maloney 10 s4623 Tardis tdwbn (19) 54 86 6 2123s Windermere w (5) 57.5 91 J Byrne $125,000, Quality Listed, 1200m 4 11165 Force Of Will (3) 56.5 100 M Rodd 8 TAB A.D. Hollindale Stakes 5.44 11 3544s One For Betty dw (3) 54 86 J McNeil 7 15175 Go Darcy cwh (8) 55 90 M R Du Plessis 1 8846s Scallopini tdw (5) 59 91 B Thompson 5 13113 Deep Sceiva w (13) 56.5 87 S Cormack 12 540s2 Goldifox d (16) 54 88 C Williams 8 s1366 I Could Do Better wh (7) 55 97 2 4539s Passage Of Time dw (9) 57 91 R Fradd 6 65619 Only Words wh (2) 56.5 94 B Avdulla $500,000, WFA Group 2, 1800m 13 34s11 Explosive Quality twh (10) 54 92 R Maloney 3 11611 Racecourse Road tcdw (3) 56.5 96 7 53s11 Grace And Harmony h (16) 56.5 88 1 72087 Fifty Stars w (12) 59 97 W Pike 14 41311 Enterprise Keren dw (4) 54 89 T Marshall 9 — Polemic SCRATCHED Ron Stewart J Mc Donald 2 5s335 Avilius dw (9) 59 95 N Rawiller 15 25246 Maui Girl dwb (8) 54 95 W Pike 10 66302 Scratches d (10) 54 91 Ron Stewart 4 6689s Boomsara tcw (10) 55.5 87 J Huxtable (a) 8 s1426 Gunmetal Girl (9) 56.5 88 M Zahra 3 73s31 Homesman dw (16) 59 92 J McNeil 16 s25s0 Shahzade dwn (9) 54 93 J Byrne 11 83356 Kimpembe cdwh (4) 54 95 B Avdulla 5 159s3 Capital Connection dw (7) 54 93 J Byrne 9 s4292 Seduction Queen wb (7) 56.5 90 4 30s40 Humidor wh (3) 59 88 M Rodd EMERGENCIES: 12 590s7 Pure Deal d (12) 54 93 C Williams 6 215s6 Stampe cd (11) 54 97 C Williams C Williams 5 68s82 Mister Sea Wolf wh (1) 59 100 17 413s2 Purroni (17) 54 89 G Boss 13 126s1 Olympic Class twh (1) 54 96 7 71076 Macewen cdw (1) 54 93 W Pike 10 — Fifteen Aria SCRATCHED L R Dittman 18 89212 Split Not A Shock cwbh (11) 54 87 J Guthmann-Chester 8 3505s Baller dw (2) 54 89 G Boss 11 08s15 Yatton w (4) 56.5 91 J McNeil 6 s1201 Shared Ambition dwh (8) 59 98 J Byrne 19 44633 Front Money h (13) 54 91 24 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 Laureus world sports awards Do or die for Tahi, Springs SEVILLE — The winners of the 2021 Laureus World Sports Awards have been unveiled at a digital Awards Ceremony in Spain. Among the Battle of the city clubs for direct route to pennants final highlights were a fourth Laureus Award for Rafael Nadal and second Laureus Awards for GOLF by Chris Taewa Brown joins Andrew Higham, strength in numbers. their first Oligoi Jug crown in 10 Naomi Osaka and the Bayern Munich football Thomas Donovan and Wade Poverty Bay will rate themselves years. team. A BLOCKBUSTER clash is Wesche, who replaces Jason underdogs heading into their Their powerful team are The full list of winners is: brewing as teams load their Devery as he is competing in the match-up with Park. recently-crowned East Coast Open Laureus World Sportsman of the Year Award: weapons for the semifinals of the Maunga to Moana adventure race. They will be without the services champion Reedy, Rod Moore, Jace Rafael Nadal 2021 Oligoi Jug men’s interclub Any club would love Brown of regular Simon Jeune and first- Brown and Sel Peneha, who has World Sportswoman of the Year Award: Naomi pennants. and Higham in the line-up while season pennants player Nick been in sensational form on his Osaka Electrinet Park will host the Donovan goes in on the back of two Richardson. home track. World Team of the Year Award: Bayern Munich playoffs tomorrow and with home wins in their 6-all draw with Park 1 Filling their spots will be Mark Tomorrow’s play will be singles AWorld flying Breakthroughmachine (10) of the Year Award: Patrick advantage giving them an extra last weekend. Jefferson and Peter Clayton. matches. Mahomes club in the bag are aiming to take have a formidable line- Former first-class cricketer and Also in action will be the two World Comeback of the Year Award: Max the direct route to the grand final. up that reflects the depth of the Poverty Bay rugby representative clubs who failed to make the semis Parrot Park’s No.1 team face defending country club. Jefferson is no stranger to the — Tolaga Bay and Park 2. Sport for Good Award: Kickmore by Kickfair champions Poverty Bay 1 in the 1 v Hukanui Brown will be joined by volcanic heat of sporting battle, The winners of their morning Lifetime Achievement Award: Billie Jean King 2 semifinal. one of the most naturally talented but tomorrow’s pressure-cooker clash will play the losers of the 3 v Athlete Advocate of the Year Award: Lewis The winners advance to the final players in the district in Shayde situation is a hell of a time to make 4 game for a place in the Pounamu Hamilton to be held at Poverty Bay’s Awapuni Skudder, rising teen talent Reef your pennants debut. Trophy playoff for third. Laureus Sporting Inspiration Award: Mohamed Link on May 23. The losers get a Pohatu and Dwayne “VJ” Russell, Anderson goes in as the only Their opponents in that will be Salah second chance — an afternoon tie who has been in great touch. player out of any club with an the losers of the top-four afternoon Laureus Sporting Moment of the Year Award: against the winners of the 3 v 4 The ’Tahi are focused on the unbeaten record over all six knockout semi. Chris Nikic morning elimination. now but in the background are matches of this year’s series. 2. Wealthy (4) Tolaga Bay’s team are Taine 3. That knockout involves two also looking to next year and the At the top of the order, he has Lincoln, Bruce Yates, Neil Hansen JUNIORA hard black CROSSWORD fuel (4) SOLUTIONS teams stacked with firepower — possibility of fielding two teams in the unenviable challenge of taking and Tuki Sweeney. Previous solution Patutahi and Te Puia Hot Springs. the Oligoi. down Park tour de force Anaru Park 2 are Pete Stewart, Anthony Across: 1. Cactus, 3. Spot, 7. Roof, 8. Saucer, 10. Helping, 13. The Springs welcome back That would add to the two Reedy. Pahina, Zach Rolls and Zane Lewis. Enquire, 16. Forest, 17. Nose, 18. Easy, 19. Horses. William Brown after his absence teams of six they have this year Park will be at full strength and Round 3 of the Endeavour men’s Down: 1. Core, 2. Closed, 4. Pick, 5. Throne, 6. Painful, 9. from round 3 at Tolaga Bay last in the Endeavour men’s handicap focused on the straight path to the handicap pennants is at Te Puia Hot Spanish, 11. Toffee, 12. Arrows, 14. Arms, 15. Less weekend. pennants, underlining the club’s final and moving a step closer to Springs tomorrow. THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Saturday, May 8, 2021 SUDOKU CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Stephen Amell, 40; Enrique Iglesias, 46; Melissa Gilbert, 57; David Keith, 67. Happy Birthday: Focus on what you intend to achieve this year. If you take on too much, SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made you will not reach your destination. It's up to you not to engage in frivolous up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. activities that waste time and money or let others distract you. Settle into what To solve the puzzle, each row, you want to master until you feel accomplished enough to present what you have to offer. Your numbers are 7, 18, 24, 29, 31, 36, 45. column and 3x3 grid within the ARIES (March 21-April 19): larger grid must end up containing You'll face a challenge with a friend, relative or neighbor. Don't let your temper each number from 1 to 9, and take over. Sit tight, listen carefully and avoid sharing your opinion if it will lead each number can only appear to a stalemate. Focus on self-improvement, not trying to change others. 3 once in a row, column or box. stars A sudoku grid has a single TAURUS (April 20-May 20): unique solution, which can be Your changeable attitude will confuse others. You are better off keeping your thoughts to yourself until you are sure about how you feel or what you want to reached without using guesswork. do next. Handle an unexpected setback professionally to avoid repercussions. SOLUTION IN NEXT PUBLICATION. Avoid excessive behavior. 3 stars GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Share your thoughts, and you will make a difference. Expand your vision, but not your budget. Focus on innovative ways to cut corners by concentrating on what's important and discarding what isn't. Do the work yourself to avoid disappointment. 4 stars DOUBLE CROSSWORD No 11,285 CANCER (June 21-July 22): Channel your energy into something constructive. If you let trivial matters get CRYPTIC CLUES to you, arguments will develop. Patience is required, and in the end, common ground with someone who has something unique to offer will take place. 2 ACROSS DOWN stars LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): 6. Perpetrator of a dark 1. A well-oiled lock? (5) Stop worrying about everyone else. Start putting your talents to work for you. deed (7) 2. Form of food Explore what life has to offer, and you'll find a way to use your talents and 7. Exhausted and out of produced in layers (3) skills to improve your situation. Moderation, spirituality and self-improvement pocket (5) are encouraged. 5 stars 3. A light ring (4) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 9. Twelve inches 4. He may get a poor Take physical action, and turn your dream into a reality. A change of plans behind (3) press, aptly will play out in your favor. Embrace new beginnings, explore possibilities and 10. There’s no profit in enough (9) expand your circle of friends. Avoid emotional spending, and take charge of it (4,5) your life. 3 stars 5. Joint that gets LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 12. At which to obtain dusted? (7) You'll gravitate to intellectual events. Expand your mind, but keep your wallet something that might 8. Severe constriction at in your pocket. Gather information. Consider how your decisions will affect mean a good deal to the centre (6) your finances, health and future. A situation that entices you will require someone (7,4) discipline. 3 stars 11. Ideal material for a 15. A novel that shouldn’t SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): corrupt thought plinth? (4,5) You'll gravitate toward someone unique. Listen and observe, and you'll 13. Was it this hen that discover something that intrigues and helps you formulate your next move. there’s not a word of Eliminate what's no longer essential. A clear passage will lower stress and truth in it! (4,7) laid golden eggs? (6) make a transition easier. 3 stars 17. Give away 14. 28lb for 25 cents (7) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): lines? (4,5) 16. Wrinkles for a bad Chitchat will get you thinking about your life -- past, present and future. scholar? (5) Decipher what's doable before you head down a path that will cause friction 19. Note it well (3) with someone close to you. Offer insight into your plans to ease tension. 5 21. Don’t worry, it’s right 18. Don’t go to give SOLUTIONS TO stars Quick Crossword answers to break an axle! (5) support (4) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): PUZZLE 11,284 Control your emotions, and move forward with your plans. The changes you also fit the large grid 22. It can be arranged for 20. It may be well- QUICK ministers (7) held (3) make at home or to the way you live won't please everyone. Take the initiative ACROSS: 7 Comprehension; to focus on health, emotional well-being and moderation. Make peace and 8 Assessor; 9 Item; 10 Taurus; love priorities. 2 stars 12 Vagary; 14 Stream; QUICK CLUES AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 16 Docile; 18 Rich; 20 Literate; Pay attention to financial matters. Consider better ways to earn and save 22 Jollification. ACROSS DOWN money. An intellectual approach to a lifestyle that eliminates debt and eases DOWN: 1 Constant; 2 Appear; 6. Companion (7) 1. Contact (5) stress will also encourage you to take better care of yourself and those you 3 Ness; 4 Depraved; 5 Asking; 2. Attempt (3) love. 4 stars 6 Lore; 11 Simplify; 13 Relation; 7. Ambassador (5) PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): 3. Notion (4) 15 Exhale; 17 Curate; 19 Idol; 9. Outstanding (3) Don't get angry; get moving. It's up to you to make decisions and to head in a 21 Tact. 4. Vexation (9) direction that makes you happy. Don't wait for someone else to make the first CRYPTIC 10. Laundry (4-5) move. Step up, do your part and don't look back. 3 stars ACROSS: 7 Queen of Hearts; 5. Solace (7) 12. Snug (11) Birthday Baby: 8 Ejection; 9 Type; 10 Scales; 8. Order (6) You are hesitant, curious and perplexing. You are adamant and persuasive. 12 Enlist; 14 Ascent; 16 Sets on; 11. Perplexity (9) 18 Abel; 20 Top price; 15. Skill (11) 22 Anticlockwise. 17. Servitude (9) 13. Unstable (6) DOWN: 1 Subjects; 2 Pencil; 14. Enlarge (7) STAR RATINGS 3 Gobi; 4 Chanters; 5 Pastel; 19. Fasten (3) 16. Boundary (5) FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. 6 Stop; 11 Sit still; 13 Spot cash; FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. 15 Eclair; 17 Thrown; 19 Band; 21. Criminal (5) 18. Increase (4) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. 21 Pack. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 22. Importune (7) 20. Extremity (3) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 SPORT 25 Big weekend for spectators FOOTBALL by John Gillies favourites to win this match, Taradale Piper in goal. “If anyone is off their game, it can fall have a history of causing Gisborne teams Venema said an early goal for United away pretty quickly.” GISBORNE football fans have a feast more trouble than expected. would settle them. Usually they were He expected the personnel to be “very of viewing pleasure this weekend. Thistle player-coach Kieran Venema able to close out the result from there. similar” to last week, but they would be Tomorrow, Heavy Equipment Services yesterday said a decision on some spots Thistle coach Garrett Blair is deployed differently. Gisborne United play Taradale in a might have to wait until matchday. considering changes to his midfield The forward line would be the same, for Pacific Premiership game at Harry Malcolm Marfell, used lately as both a formation following the Jags’ 5-1 loss to the most part, as would the defence. Barker Reserve at 2.30pm. leftback and left-winger, will definitely be Marist, who moved Justo Rodriguez and Kuba Jerabek On Sunday, Waikanae Beach TOP10 unavailable. He is going to a wedding. to the top of the league on the basis of were both contenders for the leftback Gisborne Thistle play Central Federation Livewire striker Josh Harris has been goals scored . . . they have two more than spot, while on the other flank, Brandon League high-flyers Massey University in playing with injury niggles, and sweeper Massey University. Josling was likely to start at rightback. a match that starts at 12 midday. Kieran Higham didn’t train on Tuesday One change to the Thistle line-up Massey will have at least one face Both visiting sides should bring the to give himself a chance to get over an is injury-related. Daniel Venema is familiar to Gisborne supporters. best out of the local teams. injury he picked up at the weekend. expected to start at centreback while George Andrew, who turned out at Taradale sit fifth in the eight-team James Bristow looks headed for Ryan Anderson is stood down as a centreback for Thistle in breaks from his premiership with two wins and three another outing at leftback, but the places precautionary measure following the time in the United States on a football losses, 10 goals for and 10 against. under injury clouds might stay that way knock he received in a clash of heads last scholarship, is playing for Massey in But the losses were by no more than until after matchday fitness tests. Saturday. midfield. two goals, and two of them — to league and Sam Royston look set Blair said he wanted to make the His heading ability could be a worry at leaders Maycenvale and third-placed to be up front, and Dane Thompson and midfield more resilient, so that the set-pieces, and he’s no slouch on the ball. Napier City Rovers Seconds — were by Corey Adams will likely fill the midfield players there were better able to adjust Thistle are fourth in the nine-team 2-1 scorelines. engine-room spots. to changes in the game. league but have a game in hand on the Last weekend, United drew level with At the back, Mal Scammell will “We have three different types of player top two teams and are only four points City Rovers only with the game’s last kick. probably be the central ball-winner, with in midfield, and it only really works when behind them. A win this week would put While second-placed United will be Adam Simpson at rightback and Seth all of them are doing their jobs,” he said. them right back in the title race. Gatland springs Man United, Villarreal in final Lions surprises FOOTBALL by Derek Wilson, DPA has named a British and Irish Lions squad with plenty of surprises for the tour BERLIN — Manchester United had little of , with New Zealander difficulty in completing the job started with among the bolters in the side. their semifinal first leg thrashing of Roma last After a warm-up game against Japan at week with a 3-2 loss in Italy today securing easy Murrayfield on June 26, the six-week Lions tour progress to football’s Europa League final. is scheduled to start in July and is to feature five But it will not be Premier League rivals Arsenal matches against South African domestic and they meet in Poland’s Gdansk on May 26, rather development teams before three tests. Spaniards Villarreal, who are in a first major final In Alun , Gatland went with world after a goalless second leg in London. rugby’s safest pair of hands as his captain for the The Yellow Submarine, as Villarreal are known, British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa. gained revenge for their 2006 Champions League Some of the northern hemisphere’s biggest semifinal loss to Arsenal with a 2-1 aggregate names were overlooked. No Jonathan Sexton, the triumph, while United dominated Roma 8-5. Ireland captain who was world player of the year United’s entry to the final means Manchester as recently as 2018. No Billy Vunipola, the No. 8 could claim both of the major European titles who has provided much of England’s go-forward this year as neighbours City face Chelsea in the in the Eddie Jones era. No Jonathan Davies, the Champions League final three days later. reliable Wales centre who was the Lions’ player of Only Milan, when AC won the Champions the drawn series against the All Blacks in 2017. League in 1994 and Inter the then-UEFA Cup, has NO WAY THROUGH: Roma’s (left) attempts a shot at goal and British and Irish Lions squad — Forwards: Tadhg previously managed that feat. misses in front of Manchester United’s goalkeeper David de Gea and defender Eric Beirne (Ireland), (Ireland), Luke Cowan- United survived an early scare when their Bailly during a Europa League semifinal second-leg football match at Rome’s Olympic Dickie (England), (England), Zander former player Henrikh Mkhitaryan headed wide stadium today. AP picture Fagerson (Scotland), (Wales), but Edinson Cavani, with his third chance of the (Ireland), (England), game, smashed in the 39th-minute opener to United keeper David de Gea, recalled for the brink of glory once more. (Ireland), (England), Maro settle their nerves. Europa League fixtures, made some impressive They almost repeated their early goal from the Itoje (England), (Wales, captain), He had previously lobbed on to the bar and saves from Pedro and Mkhitaryan when a third first leg but keeper Bernd Leno saved well from Wyn Jones (Wales), (England), had a shot saved by keeper . goal could have sparked a comeback. Samuel Chukwueze, who was later carried off (Wales), Andrew Porter (Ireland), Sam And it was Cavani’s simple header from Bruno Teenager Nicola Zalewski did grab the winner injured. Simmonds (England), Rory Sutherland (Scotland), Fernandes’ cross midway through the second on the night but his deflected debut goal offered Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hit the post in (Wales), (England), half that ultimately put the tie beyond doubt. only late consolation. the first half for Arsenal with a curling shot Hamish Watson (Scotland). “It’s a great achievement,” United captain Harry Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had lost his previous and headed on to the woodwork with his last Backs: Josh Adams (Wales), Bundee Aki (Ireland), Maguire told BT Sport. “Obviously we didn’t win four semifinals as United manager but could involvement before being substituted 10 minutes (Wales), (England), Gareth the game tonight, which is disappointing, but we finally taste victory. from time due to the lingering effect of a malaria Davies (Wales), (England), Chris Harris did the hard work in the first leg.” Villarreal also ended a last-four hoodoo as infection. (Scotland), (Ireland), Roma, who will be coached by former United they had lost all five of their previous semifinals But Villarreal held on to claim a historic (Scotland), (Ireland), (Scotland), boss Jose Mourinho next season, levelled when in various competitions. date with United later this month and Arsenal Louis Rees-Zammit (Wales), (Scotland), Edin Dzeko headed in from close range and soon Coach Unai Emery, a former Arsenal manager, — a lowly ninth domestically — face a bitterly Duhan van der Merwe (Scotland), Anthony Watson after fired in on the hour. won three Europa Leagues with Sevilla and is on disappointing conclusion to the campaign. (England), Liam Williams (Wales). — NZ Herald/AP Boys’ High building towards Super 8 RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf is a good-natured but very powerful fourth year with the team, has lost 16 Amos Roddick and first-five Nic Proffit. tighthead prop. With him as their anchor, players from 2020 and 11 of his 28-man The referee for tomorrow’s game will be BIG rugby is just around the corner for GBHS have held their own at scrum-time squad were under 16 as of January 1 this Hawke’s Bay official Joshua Strong, five Gisborne Boys’ High School. against such as Kelston, Sacred Heart year. years a whistle-blower at premier grade Ryan Tapsell’s first 15 are steeling and St Paul’s. But they are capable. Feilding at club level. themselves for their second-last pre- The second-row, with Tyla Keelan- home beat Wellington College 17-15 in Super 8 game — at 12.30pm tomorrow Phillips and vice-captain Max Briant, has Feilding’s season opener on March 27; GISBORNE BHS, 1-22: Zeke Collier, Rewiti against Feilding Agricultural High School been solid, and Nik Patumaka’s presence their last outing was a 35-32 loss to New Ropiha, Nathaniel Hauiti (c), Tyla Keelan-Phillips, at Whitmore Park, bastion of Hawke’s at No.8 is greatly appreciated by his Plymouth BHS three weeks ago. Feilding Max Briant (vc), Dylan Bronlund, Ben Phelps, Bay sporting powerhouse Napier-Tech. skipper. were 32-14 up with 25 minutes to play in Nik Patumaka, Kyran Russell, Carlos Hihi, Siope Boys’ High will know in 24 hours how “Nik is — mentally and physically the clash with . Fakahokotau, Puna Hihi, Von Huata, Taimana much they’ve retained and built on from — one of the strongest players in our “We’ve got a young team, a good Teneti, King Maxwell. Reserves, 16-28: Matariki their experience at the Kia Tu Elite squad,” Hauiti said. backline — although they’re raw, they Kaa, Uetaha Wanoa, Levi Cameron, Charlie Rugby Camp a fortnight ago. Against Feilding, Hauiti wants to see have talent,” said Lock, whose side have Mathias, Karlos Howe, Israel Fox, Hikurangi Reid, Head coach Tapsell said: “We’re his side’s defensive line get up on their suffered only one heavy loss, 38-7 to Hayze Nepia, Reuben Whaitiri, Lachie Falloon, building. Sometimes young players lose opposites quickly, and their ability to do Hastings BHS on First 15 Day, April 11. Matiu Anderson, Isaiah Lemaua, Paraina Davies. focus at key moments, where staying that may be crucial. Feilding are led by a second-year man, FEILDING AHS: Josiah Johnston, Vernon sharp for the entire 70 minutes is all- Gisborne’s last game was a 40-12 hooker Vernon Bason. Behind him he has Bason (c), Pale Mariner, Kees Pereka, Sam Kane, important. Our boys have worked hard loss to Kia Tu Camp hosts St Paul’s a good No.8 — AJ Malili-Malo-Lauano Henry Stewart, Tata Rolls, AJ Malili-Malo-Lauano, this week — so we have a few sore bodies Collegiate; the visitors showed courage — who attended the New Zealand Kade Manuel, Moses Palelei, Christian Thompson, — but the effort will pay off come the and fought back from being down 28-0 at Barbarians age-grade camp Ben Fakava, Matt Florence, Nickster Tafolo, Hoani Super 8 opener against Palmerston North the break. They pulled St Paul’s back to at Napier Boys’ High last September, Herewini-Dygas. Reserves: Matt Anstis, Koha Te Boys’ High in Gisborne on May 29.” 28-12 during the second half. alongside two of Gisborne Boys’ High Oka, Mosese Bason, Jack Kuiti, Tyrone Hoera, Gisborne captain Nathaniel Hauiti Feilding head coach Justin Lock, in his School’s best in then-skipper and No.7 Dan Maisiri, Seth Kirkpatrick-Smith, Simi Ului. 26 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 Biggest game of season on RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf in the Ruatoria City back-row. All are devil-may-care like grip on the championship, Tokararangi won it all loosehead prop Mike Chambers-Raroa continue to in terms of self-preservation. in 2021 and game-breaker Samupo will make his work their blue-collar crew very hard. The honest IT’S now a three-horse race for the Kath McLean The front-row — Boss Blackbee, John Brown and debut for Hicks Bay tomorrow. effort of players such as Portrait Watene, TBU’s Memorial Cup but a fourth, dark horse could tip the Pera Bishop — is a tried and true combination. In The Tokararangi posse under Hone Haerewa will tighthead prop and Most Valuable Player in Week apple cart. the halfback-first-five pairing of CJ Fox-Campbell feature big tighthead prop Chris Bristow, hooker Tina 6, is well-known. The likes of Chambers-Raroa Unbeaten Tihirau Victory Club of Cape Runaway, and Travis Tawera, there is both gritty experience Waitoa, young titans Dyllyn Evans and Kyah Hollis and United blindside flanker Jake Williams, both of with 24 competition points, top the seven-team table and flair, more experience wider out with second-five at lock with backs of the calibre of first-five Rapata whom scored popular tries last Saturday, supply a heading into Week 7 of Enterprise Cars Ngati Porou Corey Walker and a tremendously promising talent Haerewa, second-five Te Kooti Kingi and Hirau truckload of effort at every game. East Coast club rugby and the last game of the first at fullback: Leethan Tipene-Rawiri. Grant on the right wing. The Israel Brown-coached lost 29-5 to Hikurangi at Kahuitara round. At the end of their hour-and-a-half-long trip City are coming off a 33-26 win at home against Tokararangi have a simple mantra: to play classy a fortnight ago but they were committed, aggressive south to Ruatoria tomorrow, they have a date with Hicks Bay and won the Ruatoria derby 15-7 v footy and enjoy themselves while maintaining their and accurate in the tackle. destiny: Ruatoria City at . Hikurangi three weeks ago: both were pressure team values of humility and respect for all within a They may be matched for keenness by the Hicks City (19pts) can’t win the iconic trophy but if they games. The Lisa Muller-coached City played with disciplined structure. Bay coach: Aaron King, 43 years young, is even upset TVC, the winner of defending champions not just passion but desperation, and while TVC The hosts’ regular captain tighthead prop Scott now preparing to spell first-choice hooker Jim Hovell Tokararangi (21) v Uawa (21) at Domain, are clearly favoured to extend their winning streak, Lasenby is unavailable tomorrow, but in halfback as required. His son Josh is at loosehead prop, will. A win to TVC tomorrow, with or without a bonus Richardson and company will not bow, don’t bend Sam Parkes they have not just a man who leads by younger son Anton is at No.8, and Aaron’s younger point for scoring four tries, with a bonus point or no, and are unlikely to buckle. The clash up front will be example but a man in form. His second-half hat-trick brother Jackson will partner Weihana Delamere in will seal the deal for them in Round 1. as physical as the referees’ crew of Eruera Kawhia, of tries in Week 4 allowed The Awa, as hosts, to the second-row. The flank-forwards are Frank Taiapa TVC captain openside flanker Mo Mato’s Cape Ario Rewi and Shirley Mato allows it to be. come back from 12-0 down to beat Tokomaru Bay and Brady Heu. Runaway crew had the bye in Week 6. Ragnarok refers to fate — götterdämmerung — to United 22-17 at Hatea-a-rangi. Aaron King debuted for Hicks Bay at loosehead “We’re feeling good: relaxed, confident,” said the world-altering events. That is an incredible effort by any measure. The prop as a 15 year-old, under the captaincy of NPEC Victory Club skipper. “Our first major goal of the Both apply rugby-wise to the biggest game of the multi-skilled Tipene Meihana ran at both fullback and legend Morgan Wirepa senior in 1993. He well season has always been to win the Kath McLean, season so far for two of the superpowers of club first-five during last night’s practice, and while head knows that before the likes of Tiera Brown-Biddle because that’s something TVC has never done. The rugby, Tokararangi of Te Araroa and Uawa of Tolaga coach Chris Richardson has not yet named a side, (halfback), Irie Noanoa (first-five), Romeo Newey- focus is on scoring tries, which we’ve gotta do to Bay, who last met at Uawa Domain on July 11, in he has quality options and resources. What’s more, Schumann (right-wing) and captain Shaun Murtagh beat City, who have some really big boys such as Week 1 of the COVID-19-shortened 2020 season. he has within his team’s ranks the calmness born of (fullback) can express themselves, his pack must Boss Blackbee and John Brown up front.” Then-underdogs Tokararangi, under co-captains experience, embedded within a mature group. First- impose their will in the duel for possession and field Featuring heavily in Mato and head coach Whetu openside flanker Hone Haerewa and centre Pamona five Josh Dearden, like lock Paddy Allen, performs position. Haerewa’s plans at scrum-time and in general Samupo, beat the two-time standing champions consistently in a crucial position. Delamere is a superb line-out forward, Anton King play are props Tuamutu Poihipi, Hirini Delamere 21-20 to claim the Api Crawford Shield. That was Uawa and Tokararangi are evenly matched and carries the ball strongly. Both teams relish the tussle and hooker Te Taawhi Takuira-Mita. The side will the first game Uawa had lost since the calamitous the atmosphere at Te Araroa Domain tomorrow will at close-quarters. Both sets of forwards ruck cleanly be without outstanding lock Manaia Nyman due to (if somewhat hilarious) 36-34 loss to Hicks Bay at be electric: kick-off in all three games is at 2.30pm. but hard, as they should. injury, but strongman Hoani Te Moana, who debuted Kawakawa mai Tawhiti in Week 4 of the first round Jackson Reuben-Swinton, LeRoy Kururangi and King senior has a refreshing take on how the for TVC as an 19 year-old in 2011, will be in the in 2019. David Newton will officiate. game should run tomorrow: one to make true- traces. The backs include Te Manu Herewini at first- The Api Crawford Shield, like the Chas Keelan Defeat never tastes good, whether it be bitter, hearted forwards up and down the country green five, a good goal-kicker in centre Tutere Waenga and Memorial Trophy Uawa defended 29-3 against sour or sickly sweet. with envy. unpredictable fullback Verdon Bartlett. Hikurangi last week, and George Keelan Memorial Yet tomorrow will, barring a draw, teams 6 and “The boys know what I want: if we’re camped on Mato believes that his outfit will receive vocal Trophy they lost 26-20 to TVC at Uawa Domain on 7 will go all-out to get their first win. Hicks Bay their goal-line for a while, it might be time to give the support up and down the sidelines at Whakarua Good Friday, are keepsakes that the big blue crew (eight competition points) and Tokomaru Bay United ball to the backs,” he said. “Hicks Bay-Toko games Park, in the 1 v 4 clash: “Our fan club will be there.” part with reluctantly. The Api Crawford Shield is on (one point) have taken some big knocks in the first have always been tough and here on the coast, the City, led by openside flanker Jack Richardson, will the line in Week 7. round. Tokararangi beat United 103-12 at home last coaches tog up if they have to. We want to win.” field a very competitive forward pack. The fearless Much has happened in the past two years, both Saturday, and on opening day, March 27, TVC hit Former NPEC assistant coach Troy Para is the fetcher joins forces with tough blindside flanker for clubs and individuals: TVC beat Uawa 20-10 in Hatea-a-rangi like a hurricane, 81-0. referee, to be assisted by Victor Herbert and Peter Shaun Aupouri and hard-hitting No.8 Tanetoa Parata the 2 v 3 semi-final of 2020 to break the Awa’s vice- But United coach Kuru Gray and their captain Matahiki. Teams look dangerous after byes RUGBY by Jack Malcolm the newly minted Barry Park. travel to Patutahi to play Larsawn . East the right game plan around resting players at crucial Barry Park has been out of action all season with Coast Farm Vets YMP has a bye. times. THIS weekend will be the final game of the first irrigation works and will see Contract Consultations YMP have built a sturdy lead in their campaign “It’s going to be interesting. . . a matter of who round of premier grade rugby and the first games on host Enterprise OBM. GT Shearing will so far this season, on 16 competition points, but can get through them (injuries) and who can Waikohu can claw back on the Civil Project Solutions accommodate them.” leaderboard with a bonus-point win this weekend to Waikohu player-coach Ra Broughton said he be only one point behind. knows Ngatapa will be up to their challenge in what OBM (eight points) and Ngatapa (six points) he expects to be a fast-paced game. make up the provisional playoff picture, with HSOB “We know Ngatapa is going to be a fit team, rounding off the table being unable to obtain a point having those farmer boys there. They always bring in their first three appearances. the energy.” Given how the games have played out to date, He said winning the championship had created everyone is still in with a chance to host the Lee expectations for how his team performs, but they Brothers Shield at the end of the season. have been focusing on their own game, not wanting With only one team relegated to the stands for the to put pressure on themselves. playoffs, it’s anyone’s guess which team won’t make Waikohu will be missing forward Adrian Wyrill the cut. this weekend. He’s reaggravated a knee injury and HSOB haven’t been able to muster a win, but their will be a massive loss to the team, said Broughton. performances have been solid and they just have to Lyndon Manuel will likely also miss the game with a make it to sudden death, where all bets are off. persisting shoulder injury. The games this season have all been decisive, HSOB coach Danny Boyle said they would be but nail-biters. The only real difference this season playing the game in memory of Erle Tucker, who has been at scrum time, where YMP, Waikohu and passed away earlier this week. Ngatapa have established strong forward packs, but Tucker was a stalwart of the club, giving tirelessly with a little work at training on Tuesday and Thursday, over many years and helping steer their direction. it won’t take long for everyone to be back on even A moment’s silence before the game is the least footing. the “club in mourning” can do to remember his Every team has dangerous playmakers who have legacy, he said. the capability to be game-winning, when in form. “If we can emulate the heart that Erle Tucker had Teams have had positives and negatives to say for the club (this weekend), I think we’ll be all right.” about the effect of the bye on competition, but one of Boyle said he expects a tight contest against the biggest benefits has been the extra week off to OBM, having had a back and forth history of evenly rest tired and injured bodies. matched games in the past. There haven’t been as many major injuries this “Our expectation is we’re hoping to put on a better year, with the ground still as hard as a rock, but as performance in defence this weekend. . . I’m hoping the season rolls forward teams will have to face the we can put in a performance win, lose, or draw, that possibility of players being unavailable. we’re happy with, individually and as a team. That unpredictability of injuries will likely have all OBM coach Clint Pirihi said having a bye had the teams on edge, with everyone hoping their key been a “blessing in disguise,” being able to rest and players aren’t the ones caught in the firing line. recover their injured players. Ngatapa coach Stephen Hickey said they have He said the team would be at full strength this been tightening up their own game this week, weekend, with several players being reintroduced polishing off their minor imperfections. into the fold. Reserve halfback Willy Grogan and “We just haven’t been consistent, that’s our second five-eighth John Jones will both play this biggest fault. . . we’re playing some good rugby, but weekend after missing the 2020 season. Morgan we’re just not playing consistent 80-minute rugby.” Reedy will also be back in action in the loose He said everyone had lifted their intensity forwards, coming off the bench. throughout the competition already and the results of Pirihi said the experienced players who have been earlier rounds “mean nothing”. in and around the club for a long time have been Hickey said the team, like everyone else, have leading the way in creating an exciting team culture. suffered a raft of injuries and as the season “If you sell them the club life and culture, they progresses, success may be determined by having want to play for each other.” The Gisborne Herald • Friday, May 7, 2021 SPORT 27 MERIT AWARD RECEIVED: Gisborne athlete Warren Edlin (second right) has received a Masters Athletics New Zealand Merit Award for 20 years of service to the organisation. With him at Mitre 10 Park in Hastings are (from left) Hawke’s Bay-Gisborne Masters Athletics life members Bruce Allen and Maurice Callaghan and HBG Masters Athletics president Dennis O’Leary. Edlin started his running career in Hastings on the Nelson Park grass track in 1972. He took part in fundraising for construction of an all-weather track in Hastings — the third in New Zealand. In 1981 he travelled to Germany, England and Scotland as a representative of the Hastings Athletic Club, and in 1983 he transferred to Gisborne, where he has continued enjoying athletics. Since 1998, Edlin has officiated and competed in a variety of masters championships, including Oceania Hastings 1998, Norfolk Island 2000, Geelong 2002, Rarotonga 2004, Christchurch 2006, Townsville 2008, Tahiti 2010, Tauranga 2012, Bendigo 2014, Rarotonga 2015, Dunedin 2018 and Mackay 2019. He officiated at the Australian nationals in Brisbane in 2011 and at the New Zealand nationals in Hastings the same year. The Hawke’s Bay-Gisborne Masters Athletics Committee, in endorsing Edlin’s nomination for the award, said he was a “very active” member and a role model for young athletes in Gisborne. Picture supplied

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High cloud in 430.8 mm. BAROMETRIC PRESSURE Sydney fine 14 25 the evening. NE developing in For the latest weather info including Weather Warnings visit At 9am 7 May (hPa) 1035.2 Tokyo cloudy 16 27 the afternoon. metservice.com At 9am 7 May (inches) 30.57 Toronto showers 4 11 ATHLETICS INSIDEFOOTBALL Golf ...... 24 Football ...... 25 Rugby ...... 26 SPORT Athletics ...... 27 Friday, May 7, 2021 Man United lose but go through Service to masters movement to final on aggregate 25 recognised PAGE 27PAGE Tight interschool games Whangara and Waikohu to clash in match of the day NETBALL by Murray Robertson looking forward to it. “We’ve got a nice team this year, with WHANGARA Old Girls, Waikohu some new players. They’re keen to go out and the high school teams take centre and play,” Martin said. stage in the fourth grading round of “Up till now we’ve played teams seeded the Pak’nSave premier grade netball below us, but now we’re playing teams competition tomorrow. that will be quite challenging, and that The Victoria Domain courts will be includes Waikohu.” back to their busiest as the secondary Waikohu co-coach Cheryl Te Rito said and intermediate grades return to join her team were likewise looking forward the seniors on the courts, along with the to Saturday’s game futureFERNS years 5 and 6. “The girls are keen to keep our roll “We had close, competitive games last ongoing. They’re still pretty much on week in the premiers and I’m expecting a high from last week’s win against similar close contests tomorrow,” said YMP and, for the first time this season, netball commentator Sherrill Beale. tomorrow all our players will be there.” The 11am clash The day’s premier between the school programme starts at teams, Ritana Senior Everyone enjoys 10am tomorrow between A from Lytton High ‘ YMP Sunshine Brewery and Gillies Electrical watching the skills of our and F45 HSOG. Gisborne Girls’ High youth on display at the In previous seasons School Senior A, has courts. a game between those the usual promise ’ teams would have been the inter-school —Sherrill Beale anticipated with relish, fixture presents. but this year HSOG “Clash of the have so far not been the schools. Everyone enjoys watching the same team they have been. skills of our youth on display at the “They had a close game last weekend courts,” Beale said. against Whangara and only let it slip “Girls’ High recorded their first win away in the last quarter,” Beale said. last weekend against Horouta Gold, and “They will have worked on this, but their confidence in each other will have they are meeting a YMP side who will improved. be determined to take this win after “Ritana on the other hand have only suffering their first loss last weekend faced top-of-the-grade teams, so they will against Waikohu. be happy to play a lower-seeded team “Both teams play speedy netball and and show off their developing netball work well together on attack and defence. skills.” “They both have experienced players The final premier match of the day at in each area of the court so it will come 1pm between Whangara Old Girls and down to the team who can resist the Claydens Waikohu has “match of the day” opposition’s pressure and make the least written all over it. mistakes,” she said. “Both teams are unbeaten and have HSOG will be back up in their second been playing good netball, with the links game of the day at 12 midday against between players working well in attack Horouta Gold. and defence,” Beale said. “It’s a second game for HSOG but they “There are some good matchups are looking fit and will be up for the throughout the court and I am expecting challenge. CENTRE STAGE: Whangara Old Girls’ Zoey Bryant and Missy Ruru from Waikohu a close contest.” “Horouta had a close contest with Girls’ compete for the ball in an early-season clash. The teams meet again tomorrow at the Whangara coach Ronnie Martin sees it High last weekend, but they will need to Victoria Domain courts. Picture by Paul Rickard that way too. bring their top game to stop the speedy “It should be a close one and we’re play of HSOG.”

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