TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI SATURDAY-SUNDAY, AUGUST 1-2, 2020 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.70 MISSING DOG COAST’S SOLD ON PRISTINE IMAGE FACEBOOK THE NEXT STAGE UNDER HEARTBREAK FIRE FOR FAMILY PAGE 2 PAGE 3

SILVER More than 50 grape pruners from LeaderBrand and the district’s horticulture contractors went head to head yesterday at the Ashwood Park SECATEURS vineyard at Makaraka as the Silver Secateurs competition made a comeback after a break of 10 years. The standard of competition was REVIVED described as “first-class”. Among the field were Sole Toki (left) and Mere Ngamoki (above). STORY ON PAGE 4 Pictures by Liam Clayton Hundreds have say Chance to comment on models sparks wildly different reactions

by Aaron van Delden Anyone can make a public submission issue is an important one and people from Those models were refurbished in 1999 at tellus.gdc.govt.nz/endeavour. outside the region are open to comment,” and again in 2010, before being taken DEBATE continues to rage over the Submitters are required to provide only she said. “Our target audience, however, down in 2016 because they were falling Endeavour models, with more than 400 an email address and their comments is the people of the Gisborne district.” to bits. comments already posted on Gisborne are uploaded immediately, although the The council kept its Fitzherbert Street The council has put $28,000 towards District Council’s consultation website. council said they were screened for swear headquarters open until 7pm from reinstating the models, which have Public outcry saw the council backtrack words. Monday to Thursday for people to make a vocal proponent in former district on its decision in May “We count multiple submissions from submissions in person. councillor Malcolm MacLean, who was to reinstate the models the same email as one valid submission,” Submissions can still be dropped off voted out at the 2019 election. in Gisborne city without customer engagement manager Anita at the council or HB Williams Memorial Along with Martin Kibble, whose late consultation. Reedy-Holthausen said. Library, or sent to [email protected], father John helped restore the original To tangata whenua, The council admits it will not be until August 16. models, Mr MacLean led a campaign the ship can be a able to tell if a person makes multiple The two original Endeavour models, to raise the $48,000 needed to get new symbol of colonisation submissions by using various email built from lightweight marine plywood, aluminium models of the Endeavour and oppression. addresses —“just as if someone chooses were installed in 1969 for the 200th built. The council decided to write more than one hard-copy anniversary of James Cook’s landing at The new models, completed in in June to instead seek submission using false names and Turanganui-a-Kiwa/Poverty Bay. September 2019, each weigh 200 feedback on where to addresses”, Ms Reedy-Holthausen said. The models were expected to be kilograms and require new poles, at a cost put the models, launching a website for People can anonymously “like” or temporary but remained on poles in of about $30,000, to hold them. submissions on July 20. “dislike” comments submitted online. Gladstone Road, at intersections with The council said its decision to The comments and proposed locations Ms Reedy-Holthausen said likes and Peel and Grey streets, until they were financially support the models’ put forward online swing wildly from dislikes were a gauge of public opinion replaced in 1978 by models built by restoration preceded the Covid-19 returning the models to their original but would not be treated as submissions, Gisborne Boys’ High School students. pandemic. Gladstone Road location or to “the “nor do they give additional weight to the The students’ models were also in “If the council was posed with the same bottom of the ocean and then blown into original submission”. Gladstone Road but near intersections funding decision in the current climate smithereens”. “We believe the Endeavour models with Chalmers Road and Derby Street. . . . the outcome may have been different.”

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TOMORROW National ...... 6,8-9 Farming ...... 18-20 Business ...... 23-24 977 1175467004 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 Tankers added to firefighting arsenal FIRE and Emergency New Zealand in Tairawhiti has taken delivery of two new firefighting water tankers, one to be based in Gisborne and the other in Tolaga Bay. The new appliances were manufactured by Mills Tui Ltd in Rotorua. Each vehicle holds 5800 litres of water, along with associated discharge and portable pumps, and other firefighting gear. “They are excellent machines, brand new and will serve the Coast and the Gisborne community for many years to come,” said principal rural fire officer and Tolaga Bay fire chief Ray Dever. “Water availability for firefighting is a key requirement for our rural and other unreticulated communities like Wainui. “The Tolaga Bay-based vehicle will be an extremely valuable asset for the East Coast,” Mr Dever said. “It will also provide back-up for large fires up towards Tokomaru Bay and down in Gisborne.” The Gisborne appliance will be based at the city fire station. Mr Dever (right) and area fire commander Charlie Turei are pictured with the tankers outside Gisborne Fire Station. Picture by Paul Rickard

LOVED HER PUPPY: Amora-Rose with her five-month old fox terrier her family called Little Puppy. The ‘Who would steal someone’s puppy went missing in Kaiti last Sunday and ended up being sold on Facebook to an unsuspecting woman. Little Puppy was euthanised by a vet after contracting canine parvovirus from the address she was taken to puppy and then sell her? and sold from. Picture supplied Heartbreak for family after missing dog is sold on Facebook

by Sophie Rishworth the puppy and she ran off. vet, who confirmed the puppy The aunty carried on — thinking had the highly contagious and A GISBORNE family have been the puppy would come back or go deadly canine parovirus — more left crushed after their puppy was home, which was just down the commonly known as parvo and stolen, then sold over Facebook. road. particularly virulent in dogs under Their hopes of being reunited Instead, by 3pm that same day, one year old, even if they have had with their pet were dashed when the puppy had been offered for sale a parvo shot. they found out the puppy had to on Facebook for $70 and was sold The puppy had to be euthanised. be put down after it contracted the by that night. Meanwhile, the family who deadly parvovirus at the address The 20-year-old woman who owned the dog had been holding from where it was sold. bought the puppy said she had out hope for a happy ending. And the woman who unwittingly been excited. She had wanted a The mum said Amora-Rose was bought someone else’s pet is $350 puppy for a while and asked over walking around home and calling out of pocket — the $70 the puppy Facebook if anyone had one for for her puppy. was sold to her for and a $278 vet sale. But a plea on Facebook for bill. “There was this lady messaging anyone who had seen their missing The foxy puppy was given to me,” the woman told The Gisborne dog brought devastating news. 16-month-old Amora-Rose three Herald. “She said she had a Jack Eagle-eyed Facebook users months ago. Russell puppy for sale and I asked recognised the puppy from an “She had a lot of names but we her for details and photos. earlier post by the woman who called her ‘Little Puppy’,” said “I told her it looked like a foxy had bought her. Upset the puppy Amora-Rose’s mother, who did not and said I would pass, but she kept had died, she posted a warning to want to be named.“She was given messaging me, then she sent me a check animals were not sick before to us by a friend. She definitely video.” selling them. wasn’t sick here. She had her parvo The woman found the video so “On Thursday afternoon I put shots and was such a happy dog.” cute she agreed to buy the puppy all the pieces together and worked The sad story started last and went to the address supplied out what had happened,” said Sunday at around 11am. to pick up her new pet. Amora-Rose’s mother. “I can’t stop The puppy followed Amora- But over the next two days the thinking about it and am still so Rose’s aunty along Owen Road in puppy’s health deteriorated to the confused. Who would steal someone Kaiti as she walked to basketball point where it was suffering from else’s puppy and then sell her?” practice. diarrhoea and vomiting. The mother said she would be On the way, another dog scared The woman took her to a contacting the police. LOOKING AHEAD Get your ALL THE LATEST NEWS, INCLUDING: Gisborne Herald • Questions are raised over the accuracy of a report on home-delivered the district council’s greenhouse gas emissions • Toihoukura Maori visual arts school is offering two scholarships to Year 13 students • Thousands of native trees planted in the 30 years of the Women’s Native Tree Project Trust • Reviews and results of local sport, including premier club rugby and premier grade netball MONDAY The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: John Gillies To nd out more call 869 0620 e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 NEWS 3

A LOAD OF RUBBISH: A trailer-load of rubbish collected from the beach at Tikapa north of Ruatoria — just one of the many loads taken to the Waiapu landfill. The rubbish washes up on the beach after heavy rain events. Picture by Graeme Atkins CLEAN, GREEN, ‘THERE’S NO EXCUSE FOR THIS’: A sample of the rubbish that washes up on the beach at Tikapa after heavy rain events — the latest two weeks ago. Tikapa Road resident Graeme Atkins and his whanau have been picking up rubbish from the beach for 20 years. Had it not been for the help of people from Te Whakaoratia o te Mana o Waiapu Project, the latest clean-up would have taken them at least six weekends. Mr Atkins says the rubbish is “locally-derived”. COAST? Picture by Graeme Atkins ‘People think the East Coast is this untouched, pristine place . . . it’s not’

by Matai O’Connor this beach for more than 20 years. It pisses the brothers and sisters showed up. People disposed of at no charge. me off that this happens.” comment on Facebook, saying they will help, Gisborne District Council offered gloves, THOUSANDS of pieces of rubbish wash Mr Atkins and his whanau went to the but they never show up.” sanitiser, bags and masks for the clean-up. up on the beach at Tikapa— where the beach before low tide at 8am this week to All of the rubbish was locally-derived, Mr Those cleaning the beach collected over Waiapu River meets the Pacific Ocean — start cleaning up as much as they could. Atkins said. 4000 plastic bottles by lunchtime, then gave every time there is heavy rain on the East At about 9.30 a crew from Te Whakaoratia “If people don’t believe this is happening up counting. Coast, locals say. o te Mana o Waiapu Project showed up with then the best thing they can do is come and They also picked up 73 pole sleeves, 56 Tikapa road resident Graeme Atkins, his a roll of 50 black rubbish bags, ready to help. help and I’ll show them. There is rubbish tyres, 12 nine-kilogram gas bottles, more whanau and people from Te Whakaoratia o te “Fifty black rubbish bags weren’t enough dumped along State Highway 35 and down than 700 Steinlager bottles, and 86 20-litre Mana o Waiapu Project cleaned up half of the to clean our beach,” said Mr Atkins. banks near the Waiapu River. containers — some with transmission oil, beach on Thursday. “We had to empty each bag many times “People think the East Coast is this diesel and petroleum products still inside. The rubbish washed up after heavy rain and refill them over and over again. untouched, pristine place . . . it’s not.” Single-use plastics were the most hit the East Coast two weeks ago. “If we didn’t have the crew helping us my Mr Atkins said he was at a loss as to why common rubbish on the beach. “Whenever there is a heavy rain warning I whanau and I would have spent the next six people dumped rubbish. “By educating children about the impacts think about how much rubbish will wash up or more weekends tidying the beach. I can’t “There’s no excuse for this”. of rubbish on the environment we can on the beach,” Mr Atkins said. thank them enough.” The rubbish collected on the beach at create generational change to stop this from “My whanau and I have been tidying up “It was an emotional day for me when Tikapa was taken to the Waiapu landfill and happening,” Mr Atkins said.

So far, so good but flight school up in the air over border issue

by Murray Robertson “They come to join us for 14-day stays in the hope that they are able to fly solo in that time. GISBORNE-BASED Eagle Flight Training Most achieve that goal,” said Mr Johns. Limited has come through the Covid-19 crisis well “Unfortunately we cannot get them into the so far, but director Brian Johns hopes to see New country at this stage. Zealand border restrictions lifted soon. “The current border restrictions will not be a Eagle Flight, which operates at Gisborne huge problem for our company in the short-to- Airport, primarily trains international students. medium term because it takes 15 to 18 months to Its current intake is 27 students from six complete our training programme,” Mr Johns said. countries in various stages of training. “Most of our current students will be with us “We’re going pretty well,” Mr Johns said. “We for many months yet so we are covered for a got through lockdown by running daily training while. sessions with the students in the confines of the “But the longer-term situation is a serious homes they live in here in Gisborne. concern unless the New Zealand border “But we are seriously concerned about when the restrictions get lifted.” Government might lift the border restrictions for One of the current crop of young pilots qualified overseas students coming into the country.” yesterday for his commercial pilot licence. There were six students ready to come to New “He was overjoyed and his parents even more Zealand to join the flight programme at Eagle, so,” Mr Johns said. and eight others due to finish military training in The company began operations in Gisborne in Vietnam in September. late 2017 and it has proved a good training base “Most of the students currently in training are since moving here from Ardmore in Auckland. FLYING HIGH: The Eagle Flight flying training school based at from Vietnam, but we also have students from Eagle Flight Training operates five aircraft in Gisborne Airport has come through the Covid crisis well so far. It has Papua New Guinea, Samoa, India and Indonesia, its flight programme. 27 young pilots in training. Flight instructor Naomi Aldisa is pictured and one New Zealander.” The fleet includes Diamond 20 and Diamond 40 with one of them — Tran Quang Anh, from Vietnam, who this week The company has also trained students from single-engined trainers, and a twin-engined PA30 gained his commercial pilot licence. Picture by Liam Clayton Hong Kong. Piper Commanche. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES Deaths

MAIR, Alan Thomas. Deaths — Passed away peacefully on 30 July DAVID, Polly. — On 2020. Aged 91 years. 31st July 2020, peace- Loving husband of Sue. fully at home. Loved Much loved Father of mother and mother-in- Catherine and Grant law of Kym Peachey, Cook, Ben and Jill Jimmy Curtis, Jenny Chisholm, and Margaret Curtis, and Chrissy and Mair, Andrew and Craig Hollis. Much Karen Harrison, and loved Nanny of her Alison Beach many grandchildren. (England). Loved Mum’s funeral Poppa of Jace, Kyle, service will be held at Sienna and Leila. Evans Chapel, Ormond The funeral service Road, at 11am, will be held at St. Monday, 3rd August. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Cobden Street, - Evans Funeral at 1pm on Tuesday 4th Services Ltd FDANZ August, followed by www.evansfuneral.co.nz interment at Taruheru Lawn Cemetery. - Evans Funeral Services Ltd FDANZ www.evansfuneral.co.nz

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PLEASE STONEHAVEN HAVE FAMILY for NOTICES Funerals IN BY 9AM and DAY OF Memorials PUBLICATION 601 Nelson Road Ph 867 1 800 COUNTDOWN IS ON: Mai Tawhiti kaumatua Stan Pardoe turns the first sod at the site of Gisborne’s new Countdown supermarket, with store manager Jess Stubbs, Countdown development manager Marie Fonua, Mayor Rehette Stoltz, and Diane Harkess, the supermarket’s long serving staff member who has worked there since it opened 37 years ago. Picture by Paul Rickard EIT offering ‘on the land’ taster courses FOR people interested in a career in farming, New Countdown store EIT and UCOL Wairarapa are offering ‘“on the land” taster courses at the Taratahi Agriculture Training Centre in Masterton. The courses provide an overview of the primary sector and a variety of short experiences — from working with animals to fencing, farm vehicle to create 30 new jobs operation and maintenance. Course options range from one to six weeks and include visits to farms and industries. SUPERMARKET chain Countdown has looked forward to giving locals a new “This will be a wonderful addition to The taster training camps are free. This includes detailed plans for a new, bigger, updated store to enjoy. the shopping choice in Gisborne, and will accommodation and meals from Monday to Friday. Gisborne store, due to open from mid- “While the existing store does a great create many jobs in construction, and Participants are welcome to stay for the weekends 2021. job of servicing the local community, we’re new jobs once the store is open,” said Mrs and self-cater. The new, 3876sqm store will replace keen to provide an even better shopping Stoltz. “It’s exciting that the company has The two-week dairy farming course offers the existing 2800sqm Countdown experience for local customers. given Gisborne a great tick of approval in hands-on experience of the basics of working with Gisborne and have an in-store pharmacy, “We’re really excited about the plans what has been a shaky start to the year. animals and staying safe on the farm. a dedicated online pick-up area and for our new store, which will be a “We are looking forward to working Also available is a two-week course in will provide a “vibrant and updated significant investment in Gisborne and collaboratively with Countdown and beekeeping and a six week course in agricultural Countdown supermarket for the local will also create around 30 additional helping ensure the construction proceeds contracting. The programme also offers a three- community”, a company statement said. jobs for the local community, which smoothly.” week taster course in food and fibre The new store will be built on the same is something I am particularly proud Work on the site is scheduled to begin More information about the courses, or site as the existing store, which will about.” later this month. information about “on the land” careers, will be continue to operate while the new one is The site was blessed by Ngai Tawhiri Last year the local Countdown available at EIT Tairawhiti’s Stout Street campus on being constructed. in a ceremony yesterday, with members of expanded its online shopping service August 5 from 9am to midday, and at Wairoa’s EIT Countdown store operations general the local community, including Gisborne into surrounding towns such as Mahia, campus on August 4 from 1.30pm to 3:30pm. manager Brett Ashley said the company Mayor Rehette Stoltz, in attendance. Wairoa, Te Karaka and Tolaga Bay. First-class standard in revived Silver Secateurs

by Murray Robertson recognise the professionalism that exists in the grape industry. GRAPE vine pruners from across “Pruners don’t get enough the district competed strongly recognition for just how skilful they yesterday as the Silver Secateurs are.” competition was reinvigorated after The pruners who took part a break of more than 10 years. yesterday were tested on the quality More than 50 pruners from of their work, their cane selection LeaderBrand and horticulture and timing. contractors fought it out over a “Proper pruning goes a long way to couple of hours in vines at the determining the yields and quality of company’s Ashwood Park vineyard at a grape crop, and sets the vines up Makaraka. for the season to come,” Mr McPhail “The standard of competition said. yesterday afternoon was first-class,” The competition was a regular said LeaderBrand farming general annual fixture until it stopped in manager Gordon McPhail. 2009. “I told them all in my speech that The champion pruner and pruner I’d like to see them go head to head of the year titles went to Maurice with any other grape pruners from Whaitiri (of Farmcare); champion anywhere else in the country. wrapper was Kenneth Morgan “That’s our goal — to re-establish (Farmcare) and the team winners SKILLED COMPETITION: The reformed Silver Secateurs grape vine pruning competition the Silver Secateurs as an annual were the TK Rollers team of Leon yesterday at Makaraka has been hailed a success. The event made a comeback after a break competition and to broaden it out Hemi, Jax Ferguson and Richard of 10 years. The 50-plus contestants put on a high-quality display to rival the best pruners in across New Zealand,” he said. Hemi; top woman pruner was Lisa the country. Competitor Al Reedy in pictured in action. Pictures by Liam Clayton “We want to celebrate and Eyles (Tuamotu Contracting). The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 NEWS 5 On the web On Last week’s question The council is seeking feedback on a proposal to the have a single heavy traic route through Gisborne City on SH35 via Awapuni Road - do you support this? (The alternative is to continue with a dual street route via Back Ormond and Ormond Rd.) tyLa schwass: RacheL hiLL: tony Dobson: taRa coLLins: Lybian Moeke: “Yes I reckon there is. “Yes, the information “No, not really, “Absolutely not, “No I haven’t seen I know what way I’m is out there, I think there will no doubt what are the policies any info, especially “Has enough voting.” I can make an be more to come from National and online I thought informed decision. though.” Labour?” there would be more information promoted about it. “ been provided for you to make an informed 61% 33% 6% decision in

Yes No Undecided the upcoming referendums? Yes: 187; No: 102; Don’t know: 19; Total: 308 LauReLLe MooRe: JennifeR PaLMeR: isa hau’unga: DeiRDRe bRent “No, I haven’t seen “Yes there is enough THIS WEEK’S QUESTION: “No I dont think RanDaLL: thoMPson: anything in the mail.” information to make anyone my age (23) “Yup, but I need to “Yes, I feel totally Eastland Group is looking at a decision.” would be able to read the information informed to make a developing a third geothermal energy have an informed in more detail.” decision.” plant. Do you think this is a good idea? korero about it.”

Online polls are not scientiic and relect the opinions of only those internet users who have chosen to participate • Percentages may not total 100 due to rounding

VOTE ONLINE: www.gisborneherald.co.nz Most vote yes to single route

MOST people support Gisborne years ago. If only it had been done we District Council’s proposal to have would all be grateful now.” a single heavy traffic route through Another supporter said a single Gisborne City on SH35 via Awapuni route would cause less wear and tear Road, according to this week’s Herald on other roads and concentrate access web poll. to the port. The alternative to the council “Heavy traffic should not be using proposal would be to continue with a Ormond Road, full stop,” was the firm dual route via Back Ormond Road and response from another single route Ormond Rd. voter. A total of 308 people responded to On the negative side, one the poll, and 61 percent of them (187 respondent said residents in Awapuni votes) support the single heavy traffic Road did not deserve to have their SHARING GISBORNE WITH THE WORLD: route idea. lifestyle “destroyed by more heavy With almost 60,000 followers on Facebook, There were 102 people (33 percent) traffic”. the Patton family regularly post videos of their latest travel adventures online. The opposed and 19 “don’t knows”. “Why not use the old Makaraka rail Switzerland-based Canadian family are pictured at Waikanae Beach. From left are Julia, Comments from the single route line?” Chantal, Chloe and Angelique. Absent is father Tyler. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell voters included some suggestions. Another no voter said Awapuni “Yes,” said one. “But do not let Road was the main access to trucks come down SH2 to Makaraka Gisborne’s great asset — the Bay with then go back past Makaraka School, beautiful safe beaches. Family without borders that’s stupid. Prohibit that.” “It is not a road for more heavy Another said the speed limit near traffic to pollute and impede access to by Kim Parkinson which allows them to travel as The family were in Sri Lanka Awapuni School should be reduced the beach and pool.” a family. when Covid-19 started to right down to 25kmh, and traffic Comments from other voters discouraged during school dropoff wanting to keep the dual route A WELL-TRAVELLED New Zealand marks a spread across the globe. and pick-up times. As well, home included: Canadian family feel very lucky significant milestone for They made their way to owners along the route should be •“Adding฀extra฀distance฀to฀the฀truck฀ to have reached New Zealand Chantal. It is the 100th country Thailand and Cambodia before compensated. route will make SH2 less safe and will just before the country went she has travelled to. changing their plans and “Great thinking but do it well,” said increase carbon emissions as well as into lockdown. Daughters Julia, Chloe and coming to New Zealand ahead a single route supporter. “However, driver fatigue.” Since arriving in Angelique are not far behind, of schedule. logging from up the coast to the port •“The฀present฀traffic฀routes฀are฀ Christchurch in March the with Julia sitting at 99 countries From Gisborne they will should go down Sponge Bay Road and the best possible and Ormond Road Patton family have done a lot and Chloe and Angelique on 98 head to Rotorua and Auckland back around Kaiti Hill.” should be promoted as a by-pass to of travelling — visiting Wanaka, each. although they have not been Another said they thought this avoid traffic near the beach and city Queenstown, Nelson, Kaiteriteri, The family now live in able to make any further plans proposal was put in place “a number centre.” Picton and Wellington before Switzerland on the French at this stage and are looking to of years ago”. •“No฀—฀the฀wood฀council฀cannot฀ making their way to Gisborne. side near Lake Geneva. The extend their tourist visas that “A single route would allow us to convince me that logs will be the The family stay in houses three girls are homeschooled, expire in September. develop cycleways and other useful saviour of our region. Try eating logs which are part of an online using an online education They like to record their spaces on Ormond Road, making it for breakfast.” home swap site called Home programme. travel adventures on video and much safer and pedestrian friendly,” •“If฀the฀rail฀is฀repaired฀and฀the฀logs฀ Exchange. Having been in New Zealand post them on YouTube under said another single route voter. stored at Matawhero the problem is They have a local connection for more than four months now, the tagline Growing Up Without “It’s obvious that one dedicated solved. They could be moved directly to the house they are staying at Julia said it was starting to feel Borders. route is preferable to dual routes so to the ship by rail. Some could go in Gisborne. It belongs to the that only one set of schools, businesses like home. With almost 60,000 followers direct฀to฀Napier.” mother of a New Zealand friend They found it hard to and residents are impacted on. The •“Extremely฀dangerous฀and฀short-฀ on Facebook, the Patton family irony is that Mayor Harry Barker sighted move by the council. Dual they met in Canada. describe their favourite places have an audience around the proposed a road/rail bridge linking the route should be kept until a better Parents Chantal and Tyler so far although Wellington was world watching their latest Awapuni Road to the Gisborne port 20 proposal is found.” work in internet marketing, top of Julia’s list. travel adventures. 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 Collins slams Greens’ water-only drinks policy Ardern defends by Emma Russell, NZ Herald that should get me to sleep but it woke through all that hardship if you didn’t Peters on ‘trust’ me up”. get any reward. Only to have a nice WELLINGTON — The Green Party One policy in particular grabbed her water at the end, I mean for goodness is campaigning for water-only drinks attention: “Support water-only policies in sake.” after poll results at sports clubs — and National Party’s schools, hospitals, and sports clubs,” as Green Party Health Spokesperson leader Judith Collins is outraged. stated on the Green’s website. Julie Anne Genter later told The New by Claire Trevett, NZ Herald Collins took aim at the Greens for “So what does that mean? No coffee, Zealand Herald: “Of course adults should their “crazy” policy, when talking to so there you are, a poor parent on and would still be able to have a coffee WELLINGTON — Prime Minister Jacinda comedy duo Jono and Ben on The Hits the sidelines watching your kid get and a drink in a licensed sports club.” Ardern has gone in to bat for NZ First yesterday morning. pummelled in rugby or hockey or “Water-only policies are about leader Winston Peters after a poll found 59 “I’m so sick of these people, I mean whatever, and you’re standing there with reducing the amount of sugary fizzy percent of voters did not trust him. stop telling everyone what to do and no coffee.” drink marketed to our kids on a daily The 1 News-Colmar Brunton poll asked being such bossy boots,” Collins said on Jono and Ben then asked: “What basis. voters whether they trusted the leaders of the show. about the beers after the game in the “I think a lot of parents are concerned each political party. She said she couldn’t get to sleep clubrooms?” about the prevalence of sugary drinks Eighty-two percent of those polled said so decided to have a quick look at the Collins fired back, saying: “Exactly, marketed, sold and given away to kids in they trusted Ardern — but Peters got Green Party policies “because I thought I mean why would you put your body our public schools and sports clubs.” the lowest trust score of any of the political leaders, with just 34 percent saying they trusted him and 59 percent saying they did not. But Ardern backed her Deputy Prime Minister, saying she would not have been NZDF urged to apologise able to run the coalition if she did not have a trusting relationship with him. “Of course I have to have a trusting relationship in order to work with the Operation Burnham inquiry finds military knew of civilian deaths Deputy Prime Minister, and both NZ First and the Greens,” Ardern said. WELLINGTON — The New Zealand “I could not be the Prime Minister in Defence Force is being urged to apologise a coalition government if I didn’t have to the villages in Afghanistan where it trusting relationships with the leaders I killed civilians in 2010. work with. I believe we’ve achieved a lot.” An inquiry into Operation Burnham Ardern said it was up to voters to draw has found the military knew it may have their own conclusions about Peters. injured or killed civilians, including a “I can only speak from my personal child, in two villages, but continued to experiences and my personal relationships. tell the public and its minister otherwise. We all have different perspectives.” The inquiry, which found civilians did Ardern has said she will not set out die, was prompted by the investigative pre-election which her preferred governing book Hit and Run. partners would be if Labour gets back into Hit and Run Inquiry Campaign group government, or whether she would want spokesperson Sarah Atkinson said the to try to keep both NZ First and the Green inquiry had exposed the Defence Force Party on board even if she did not need one as untrustworthy and unchecked. to govern. “It is a huge injustice and the New National Party leader Judith Collins Zealand Defence Force owes apologies has said the party’s decision to rule out and reparations to the Afghan families of governing with NZ First after the election the victims,” Atkinson said. still stands. Otago University professor of peace studies Richard Jackson said the Defence Force needed to be held more accountable. Appointing an independent person to REPARATIONS NEEDED: Protesters gathered outside the Operation Burnham BRIEFS oversee the Defence Force could prevent inquiry in Wellington last year after the inquiry found that civilians, including some of the problems highlighted in the children, died in the Afghanistan operation in 2010. Now the New Zealand Defence inquiry, Jackson said. Force is being urged to apologise to the villages in Afghanistan where the civilians Two people stabbed in Akld “Over time, we’ve seen more lived. NZ Herald picture AUCKLAND — Two people needed hospital involvement with the fighting prong treatment after being stabbed in a central of our defence forces, rather than the However, it had denied claims that outside the NZDF organisational Auckland fight early this morning. peace-keeping role that they were doing civilians had been killed and had not structure) should be established to Police responded to a “serious altercation” much more in the 1990s,” he said. corrected that misinformation. facilitate independent oversight of around 3.45am on Queen Street, near Britomart. “There have to be greater mechanisms Chief of Defence Air Marshal Kevin NZDF and enhance its democratic A police spokesperson confirmed two people of accountability.” Short has apologised accountability. suffered stab wounds and were taken to Auckland The Government for providing •฀A฀Defence฀Force฀Order฀should฀be฀ Hospital for treatment. Their injuries are not life- will look at There have to be inaccurate information promulgated setting out how allegations threatening. establishing an greater‘ mechanisms of to the public and of civilian casualties should be dealt A 21-year-old man has been arrested and is due independent defence accountability. accepted the report’s with in-theatre and in New Zealand. to appear in Auckland District Court on charges force watchdog, recommendations. •฀The฀government฀should฀set฀effective฀ relating to the incident. following the release of —Professor Richard’ Jackson The detention policies and procedures in The weapon has been located and police are not the scathing report on recommendations relation to people detained by, or with looking for anyone else at this stage. — NZ Herald its raids of two Afghan included — the involvement of, New Zealand forces villages 10 years ago. •฀An฀expert฀review฀group฀should฀look฀ overseas and how allegations of torture Hit and run driver charged The report found a civilian child at NZDF’s organisational structure, by such persons are treated. CHRISTCHURCH — A salesman has been was killed during the SAS mission in record-keeping and retrieval processes to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said charged with murder after a Christchurch man 2010, but the death was justified under assure the Defence Minister they meet the Government would implement the died in an alleged hit and run. international law. international best practice. recommended changes in the Burnham Robin Friend died after being struck by a vehicle The Defence Force did not plot to cover •฀An฀office฀of฀the฀Independent฀ Inquiry report as quickly as possible, if outside his flat in Parklands on Thursday. up the casualties, the inquiry found. Inspector-General of Defence (located re-elected. — RNZ In Christchurch District Court yesterday, a 41-year-old salesman from the Belfast area appeared via audio visual link, facing one charge We’ve got of murder. He was remanded in custody without plea you covered to reappear in the High Court at Christchurch on August 21. He was granted interim name suppression by Judge Gerard Lynch. — NZ Herald Local fresh & sustainably ‘Kiwipedo’ can now be named harvested seafood. AUCKLAND — A New Zealander dubbed OPENING HOURS PHONE “Kiwipedo” on the dark web who tried to buy a child to sexually abuse for $15,000 has lost name Mon-Fri: 9am - 5pm 07 867 9407 suppression and can now be identified as Aaron 49 The Esplanade, Gisborne Visit us or order online Hutton. Saturday: 9.30am - 12.30pm for weekday pick up • Farm Business, Contact us at GFS on 868 8313 His suppression order lapsed at 4pm yesterday, Gisborne Farmers’ Market or home delivery. when it was confirmed there would be no appeal. 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Why are we still at Alert Level 1? Alert Level 1 needs to remain in place as long as the virus remains contained in New Zealand, but uncontained outside our borders. At Alert Level 1 our borders are being tightly managed but New Zealanders are still able to return home. Please see: covid19.govt.nz/travel-and-the-border

What’s the purpose of Alert Level 1? 3. Keep track of your movements Alert Level 1 is about being prepared. We all need to Use the NZ COVID Tracer app if you can, otherwise use be ready in case COVID-19 reappears in the community. whatever method works for you to keep track of where you went, when, and who you met. What do I need to do at Alert Level 1? If the virus reappears in the community, this will help our The three things we can all do to be ready are: health services to quickly trace close contacts and break 1. If you’re sick, stay home and call your doctor or the chain of transmission. And if you use NZ COVID Tracer, Healthline for advice it’s a lot easier for health oicials to notify you about any If you have cold or lu symptoms you should stay home, risk of exposure. and call Healthline on 0800 358 5453 or phone your Why do I need to record where I’ve been doctor for advice. Please comply with any advice you receive from your doctor or public health oicials, and get if there’s no COVID-19 in the community? tested if you are asked to. In addition to our border restrictions, it’s important to have a second line of defence inside the country. Symptoms include: a cough, a high temperature of at least We all sacriiced a lot at Alert Levels 3 and 4, and we want 38°C, shortness of breath, sore throat, sneezing and runny to continue to keep our communities safe and minimise the nose or temporary loss of smell. risk of another lockdown. If you have any of these symptoms it doesn’t necessarily mean you have COVID-19. The symptoms are similar to Why is good hygiene still so important? other more common illnesses, such as colds and lu. The COVID-19 pandemic still exists outside New Zealand’s 2. Practise good hygiene borders, but no border is 100% failsafe. Good hygiene Wash your hands often with soap, then dry. is a simple precaution we can all take, with a big efect – Use hand sanitiser. Cough or sneeze into your elbow. because it stops the spread of COVID-19 by breaking the These simple health precautions are incredibly efective chain of transmission. in stopping the spread of the virus. It also has the added beneit of stopping the spread of seasonal lu and colds too – so it’s a win-win.

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Find out more at Covid19.govt.nz 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 Auckland to Sydney traveller Covid document dump tests positive Govt bought 12,000 pigs during lockdown, report reveals AUCKLAND — A person who flew from by Jason Walls and Amelia Wade, Auckland to Sydney this month has tested NZ Herald positive for Covid-19. Air New Zealand flight NZ103 touched WELLINGTON — A new release of down in the Australian city on July 6 and has hundreds of Covid-19-related documents since been reported by New South Wales reveals the Government spent millions health officials as having a confirmed case of of dollars on 12,000 pig carcasses during coronavirus on board. the lockdown. The NSW Health website lists several seat They also reveal officials massively rows as being close contacts of the confirmed underestimated the cost and demand case. of the border facilities and that the The case had led New Zealand health Government is working to a “best-case officials to now test household and other scenario” of having population immunity contacts of the passenger here in Auckland. against Covid-19 by the end of 2021. A ministry spokeswoman said health The Government yesterday released officials in New Zealand had also made hundreds of new Covid-19 related contact with the passenger, media outlet Stuff documents — the third time such reported. a tranche of information has been “At this point, it appears the person may released. have been a previously unconfirmed case The documents show the behind the from March and this is responsible for the scenes thinking of officials and ministers, positive test result,” she said. as well as the decisions that were made “We will continue to fully investigate in regards to the Government’s Covid-19 the circumstances of this positive result, response. including travel history.” Previous tranches revealed that one- Similar to New Zealand, all international third of Kiwis felt the lockdown didn’t travellers arriving in Australia must self- go far enough, meaning that tougher BUDGET BLOWOUT: Documents have revealed new information that the isolate for 14 days. measures could have been rolled out Government massively underestimated the cost of the border facilities during the Stuff also reported a NSW Health under Alert Level 4 if necessary. Covid-19 pandemic. It has also been revealed that millions of dollars was spent on spokeswoman as saying the passenger would They also showed the Government pig carcasses, which were given to food banks around the country. NZ Herald picture have gone into quarantine where they would shot down recommendations to make be offered optional Covid-19 tests on day two liquor stores “essential” and tertiary and day 10 of their stays. students were dropping out of university experiencing unprecedented levels Cabinet was considering making contact- It comes after a 22-year-old Korean man’s and going onto the unemployment of demand. tracing QR codes a legal requirement for recent positive Covid-19 test led local New benefit because of the higher payments. Other documents revealed officials businesses. Zealand officials to trace his movements and The new information shows that massively underestimated the cost and Not displaying one would have test close contacts. Cabinet gave the green-light for officials demand of the border facilities with the resulted in either a $4000 fine or six The man had been living in New Zealand to purchase up to 2000 pig carcasses a initial budgeted $198 million quickly months in jail. and travelled in Auckland and the South week, for six weeks during the lockdown running out. That is still an option on the table Island before leaving the country on July 21. period. In an April 9 Cabinet paper, just before for the Government, according to the He subsequently tested positive to Covid- Some $5.8 million was allocated managed isolation became mandatory documents. 19 in South Korea. — NZ Herald to “cover the purchase, processing, for all returnees, officials believed they But, officials advised they did not packaging and related transport costs of would need to put up 190 people a day — think it was appropriate to require approximately 2000 pigs per week”. a total of 13,600 — costing a maximum entities or individuals to keep records The decision was made to mitigate of $195 million for six months. directly at Alert Level 1. Bronwyn Kay Agency Ltd. mreinz licensed under the rea 2008 significant animal welfare But six weeks later “This requirement could not be concerns, given the over- the border operation had justified by the level of public health supply of pork during the The documents show already blown through risk,” the report said. lockdown period. $48.2 million — about In another briefing, provided to “Due to the nature of the behind the scenes a quarter of the initial Minister of Social Development, Carmel intensive pig farming and thinking of officials budget. Sepuloni, officials warned they expected rapid growth, pigs quickly and ministers. A further $54.7 million “significant underestimates” of the level outgrow their pens,” was put towards the of domestic violence being reported officials said. border operation, but during the Level 4 lockdown. “This raises animal that again ran out. “After a sharp initial increase, police welfare concerns under the animal Advice from June 9 titled “A callouts relating to family violence welfare code. Farms do not have capacity Sustainable Quarantine and Managed decreased to at or below levels normally for extra pigs, as they breed in a weekly Isolation System” said the estimate of observed,” the report said. cycle.” 13,600 Kiwis returning by October would It also said there has been no increase Because of this, there were concerns of be “well exceeded” given 10,700 had in Oranga Tamariki reports of concern. a mass culling of the animals by farmers already returned by the end of May. But officials said this was unlikely a which were “not equipped to do so”. Also buried within the documents was truly accurate picture. Want it Dianne Holland “This could give rise to animal welfare the revelation that it costs taxpayers an “These are expected to be significant concerns, particularly concerning the estimated $5700 for 14 days to put up underestimates of the true rates of Sold? 027 4422 588 method of slaughter.” one person in managed isolation in an family harm, owing to the limited Call Di The pork was given out to food Auckland facility. opportunities to report in the context of [email protected] banks around the country, which were Meanwhile, other documents revealed Alert Levels 3 and 4.” 18531-05

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For more information contact Dave Pardoe PROGRAMME MANAGER T [email protected] � www.eastlandwood.co.nz � @TRTDrive35 33275-05 The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 9 ‘Never a moment’s regret’ WELLINGTON — Former Labour nominated my mate Jacinda Ardern attacks, last year’s White Island leader Andrew Little has marked to succeed me as leader of the eruption and now the Covid-19 a turning point in New Zealand mighty New Zealand Labour Party. pandemic. politics, recalling with pride the “The whole world can see why Throughout each crisis she has day Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern I’ve never had a moment’s regret. won praise from those personally became Labour leader. Proud to keep moving with you affected as well as observers The Justice Minister today boss,” he posted today. across the globe. posted a personal touching tribute Just six weeks out from Lauded for her compassion and to his boss on social media — the general election and with empathy, an iconic image of her complete with a red heart emoji Labour flagging in the polls, the comforting a woman was projected — marking the anniversary when new leadership prompted an onto the world’s tallest tower, the he handed over the reigns of a unimaginable change in the party’s Burj Khalifa, after the mosque Labour Party in dire freefall three fortunes. massacre. years ago. After talks with New Zealand As the world’s youngest With a picture of the pair First, Labour formed a coalition leader at 37, she also became the embracing, he wrote how the Government. The Greens provide world’s second elected head of decision to resign paved the way confidence and supply. government to give birth during for his then-deputy Ardern to It’s been a tumultuous first term office. succeed him to the top job. for Ardern, including the March Her daughter, Neve, was born on TURNING POINT: Andrew Little says he has no regrets handing over the “Three eventful years ago today I 2019 Christchurch mosque terror June 21, 2018. — NZ Herald Labour party leadership to Jacinda Ardern. Picture supplied Stranded boaties plead for help by Karoline Tuckey, RNZ an hour winds.” house is on land or if their boat is their haven to yachties for a long long time, Chester is Rear Commodore of the house. it’s a dream to enter this part of the Hundreds of boaties stranded in the Ocean Cruising Club, which has members “For us we’re feeling the situation’s world, and we’re seen as a safe place to Pacific are making a humanitarian from many countries, most from Australia very dire.” enter — that’s a brand image that’s really appeal to be allowed safe refuge in New and Europe. Hall says without the yacht they’ll be important, our marine sector trades on Zealand from the dangerous cyclone He says their members don’t own rich homeless, and effectively become refugees. that. season. superyachts — the vessels range from Chris Galbraith is chair of the NZ A Maritime New Zealand spokeswoman Normally hundreds of small yachts seven to 20 metres long, and are not Marine Operators Association and says the agency expects the Government sail here from the South Pacific each capable of riding out a cyclone at sea. general manager at the first place 70 will deal with the issue ahead of cyclone year to wait the cyclone season out, from He’s registered about 200 crews percent of small yachts arrive in, when season. September to May. desperate to come to New Zealand — they come to New Zealand — the Bay of “The whole point of this work is to But this year, with the borders closed about 1000 people — but thinks there’s at Islands Marina. He’s been supporting the reduce the number of small craft out in because of the pandemic, they’re stranded least another 100 crews on top of that. Ocean Cruising Club’s appeal. the South Pacific during cyclone season, with nowhere to go. Gillian Hall is He says places of first thereby minimising the need for search Guy Chester is moored at the island moored in Marquesas arrival are already well and rescue efforts in the region,” she said. of Nuku Hiva in French Polynesia, and in French Polynesia too, The situation is a equipped to receive Chester says a clear application process is growing increasingly anxious, as the with her husband and the small yachts, and must be created, but the yachties will window closes for the yachts to make the 17-year-old son. humanitarian problem the he’s confident they obey quarantine rules. voyage here — he says they only have a The Californians’ New Zealand government can be supervised to “The criteria of ‘humanitarian and few weeks left, and still need planning visas run out shortly, shouldn’t turn its back to. quarantine safely on compelling need’ must be set up urgently, and application time. so they expect to be their own boats in New and there needs to be a policy decision He’s been appealing to New Zealand’s made to leave soon, but Zealand marinas. that it is a humanitarian and compelling government since April to create a border can’t make it to most The situation is a need for yachts to be able to seek refuge entry exemption process for those on destinations before the cyclones are due humanitarian problem the New Zealand in New Zealand from the south Pacific small yachts in the Pacific to come to — and they’re worried. government shouldn’t turn its back on cyclone season.” New Zealand before the cyclone season “None of the choices are very good, we — if it does it will be a party to what The Ministry of Health is in charge of starts. could go to Hawaii, but right now is the happens next, Galbraith says. the process, and says they’re “developing There’s only room for very few yachts hurricane season there,” she says. “We’re all very hopeful the Government guidelines for the ‘humanitarian and to stay in sheltered spots in the Islands, Fiji has a long application process, costs will see that it is low risk, that we’re able other compelling needs’ exemption he says, and describes it as “a game of more than $1000 just to apply, and they to manage the border situation well, and category; this will be published on the Russian Roulette”, with each new cyclone also risk sailing into the cyclones if they then we can get these people in.” website once completed”. risking the yachts and the lives of those head in that direction. And Australia is He also points out the yachties bring Currently any foreign vessel must on board. another 4000 kilometres further than income some seaside communities depend apply to the Director General of Health “The whole fleet is very worried and New Zealand. on, and the country’s reputation could for approval to come to New Zealand. scared about being stuck in the South “Or we could just abandon our house be badly damaged if we don’t open the If that’s granted, those on board Pacific, cyclones can have 70, 90, 120, 150 — that’s obviously a possibility, but not borders to those in need “in time”. must then each apply for permission to knot winds — that’s 200 to 300 kilometre one most people would do, whether their “New Zealand has been seen as a safe Immigration New Zealand. Tourist finds unearthed human Woman urges others to skeleton during beach walk get tested for ‘silent killer’ CAPE REINGA — A French tourist has Far North iwi Ngati Kuri trustee Sheridan by Sally Murphy, NZ Herald “My advice to anyone who is feeling discovered a human skeleton on a beach at Waitai was distressed when told the bones tired, has joint pain, loss of appetite, Cape Reinga that Far North iwi say is from had been uncovered. NEW PLYMOUTH — A woman who nausea, abdominal pain or is in one of ancient burial grounds they recently had to “Those are our old burial grounds. We had been living with Hepatitis C without the high risk groups, is to talk to your GP “tidy up”. had to bury a whole lot during Covid to try knowing is urging others to get checked. about getting tested — it’s quick, painless Clément Vix stumbled across the bones to tidy up the area. A lot of the tourists hunt Taranaki woman Lynne and results are almost immediate,” on Tuesday while trekking along Werahi around for them and uncover them. Which Shannholtzer had been feeling Lynne said. Beach, just a few kilometres south of the is one of the reasons why we had the road tired all the time, with dry Taranaki DHB clinician northernmost point of New Zealand. Vix closed and didn’t reopen it, to give us time to eyes and mouth but after Dr Nadja Gottfert said reported the skeleton to police the same day, move those bones and bury them in certain all the tests her GP had Hepatitis C is often through the Paihia police station intercom. places.” run, nothing was coming described as the silent However, the 32-year-old tourist said: “I’m State Highway 1 was closed 5km from up. killer. not sure the information was taken seriously.” Cape Reinga from March 26 to May 29 by One day she spotted “Around 50,000 New “We were just walking on the sand dunes Ngati Kuri for spiritual and cultural reasons a Hepatitis C pop-up Zealanders have it but and we found some bones. You could during lockdown. clinic and decided to get many don’t know as the recognise everything directly. There is no Waitai said they would send someone checked. symptoms can be subtle. It doubt (the bones were human).” from the iwi today to deal with the unearthed “I didn’t know a lot about can lead to liver disease and/ Vix yesterday followed up his initial bones. hep C but given how I was or cancer, and if left untreated approach to police and sent an email with “It’s a shame that these koiwi (human feeling I thought it couldn’t hurt it can be deadly.” photos of the bones and GPS coordinates for bones) have come forward. Its will be to get tested.” Dr Gottfert said the most common the find. because of the moving landscape with the The five-minute test showed she did way of getting the virus is through Police confirmed they had received Vix’s weather and so much rain. have the blood-borne virus, but two intravenous drug use, so anyone who has report on July 28 and were making further “We will be deploying a team to sort out months after treatment she has been ever been injected, even it was a long inquiries. However, it was not clear if police and bury them once the weather has cleared cleared of the virus . time ago, should get tested. had been up to the site. up again.” — NZ Herald BUSINESS COVERAGE TODAY IS ON PAGES 23-24 10 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 Planet will be Collins a bad choice for climate by Bob Hughes Investment consultant Dr Paul Winton recently global temperatures, blamed a “fanatical green less crowded said here that we must get petrol and diesel out lobby” for pushing the kids into marching for by Gwynne Dyer WITH the election around of our lives, and reduce the GHG output of our climate, and suggested Greta Thunberg will soon the corner, the Green Party has ruminant animals. be forgotten. Worst of all promised to “amend this IF you wanted evidence unveiled “Our Green Vision He reinforced this in his “If it’s not the cars it’s (Zero Carbon) Bill once we’re in Government”. that reasonably competent For Aotearoa” and co-leader the cows” Weekender column. His opening words Last December James Shaw said a climate government — not great, not Marama Davidson said that were “Climate change: for many an issue too change “lens” would now be applied to all major corruption-free, just not awful over coming weeks they will big, too complex, too controversial/divisive, too decisions made by the Government. — produces good results in the launch “key, visionary, costed abstract, too depressing, too inconvenient We will get nothing like that from National’s end, here it is. policies that are focused on climate action”. . . . too hard”. Collins, who openly accused the “political left of Back in 1971, when the two Our country is at a crossroads. The decisions The deluge of angry responses confirmed his hugely” overstating the impacts of climate change. countries split apart, Bangladesh had 65 million we make now will determine what kind of planet message was indeed too hard for many. Please believe David Attenborough: “We are at people and Pakistan had 60m. By the end of we pass on to our grandchildren. I have stated here numerous times that climate a unique stage in our history. Never before have this century, Bangladesh will have around 80m It is such a shame that Opposition politicians change is the greatest challenge the human we had such an awareness of what we are doing people — and Pakistan will have 250m. and supporters don’t think the same on climate race has ever faced. I am pleased to see more to the planet, and never before have we had the Bangladesh is usually seen as a seriously action (more on this later). acceptance of this fact. power to do something about that . . . . The future over-populated country, and it still is today: 160m Last October OECD secretary-general Angel Our Labour Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of humanity, and indeed all life on earth, now people. But its birth-rate is dropping so fast that Gurría said powerful interests continued to resist and her Climate Change Minister James Shaw depends on us.” its population will halve by 2100, leaving it with the transition towards a low-carbon economy, certainly do. Their Zero Carbon Bill was passed Normally I resist single-issue voting but on no more people per square kilometre of farmland even as the old model is dying. with bipartisan support last November. climate change, this is important. than the United Kingdom. It’s no secret New Zealand is the fifth highest However, the National Party has in the past I would even vote for National if it was stronger It has achieved this mainly by educating per-capita greenhouse gas emitter in the OECD, shown extreme reluctance to touch our No.1 on climate change action than Labour or the its girls and young women and making assisted tremendously by half our emissions contributor, agriculture emissions. And now it Greens. But that is not the case. contraception easily available. That’s what’s being agricultural. has Judith Collins as its new leader, who has It is impossible to overstate our need for the driving the global numbers down, too. The latest Per person, we emit more than double that of openly antagonised climate change action. Green Party to be part of Government. population predictions, published recently in the the UK and many other countries. Kiwis impact She has downplayed our agriculture Like Sir David said: We have the power . . . The British medical journal The Lancet, forecast a far above the global average, and we should be emissions, rubbished the importance of the Paris future depends on us. global population in 2100 of only 8.8 billion. deeply ashamed of ourselves. agreement target of a 1.5 degree rise in average So please vote wisely. That’s just 1bn more than now. True, we will reach a peak in about 40 years’ time of 9.7bn, but by century’s end we will be sliding down the other side of the population mountain quite fast. The numbers come from the Institute for Voluntary assisted dying: a one-sided view Health Metrics and Evaluation of the University of Washington, and they predict an end-of- by Martin Hanson position as an End of Life Choice Society the book “Dying Well” but had nothing to century world population that is 2bn lower than member and campaigner hasn’t affected say about the counterbalancing “Dying the UN Population Division’s forecast last year of CARALISE Trayes has his ability to see these facts.” Badly”, which describes the suffering of almost 11bn people. As they say: a billion here, a responded to my opinion This inversion of reality smacks of terminally ill New Zealanders — the very billion there, and pretty soon you’re talking real piece (July 18) and takes desperation. To suggest that EOLC helped people the VAD law is intended to help? numbers. issue with many of the form my views on voluntary assisted And why did she have a chapter on Even better, the assumption is that the global points I raised. dying is the precise opposite of the truth. Lecretia Seales without interviewing or at population will continue to go down after that. Before refuting as many My views on voluntary assisted dying least consulting anyone from her family? Give it another century of gentle decline, and we of her arguments as space (VAD) were what motivated me to join the Lecretia’s mother believes Caralise has could hope for a global population of 4bn or 5bn allows, I must begin with an apology for a EOLC society, rather than the other way misrepresented her daughter’s death and by 2200, which would make the task of dealing couple of errors I made in the penultimate round. minimised her pain and suffering. Had with the long-term impacts of climate change a paragraph of my original column. And: “Some facts such as while 13 she subtitled her book: “Why you should lot easier. Meanwhile, there are three other big Caralise’s husband William is no jurisdictions internally have legalised vote NO to the End of Life Choice Act”, things going on right now. longer on the staff at Kingsway school, assisted dying, more than 30 have one could have objected to it. The first is that more than two dozen countries a Christian school at which he had been rejected it.” This is not an argument Caralise is entirely entitled to her will lose around half their population by the end “Head of Learning at Primary”, and against VAD, but simply illustrates beliefs, but in journalism, potential of this century, including all the countries of East Caralise and her husband do not run the fact that we are in the early stages conflicts of interest are routinely disclosed Asia (China, Korea, Japan and Taiwan) and most the crèche at Ignite Faith Church, as of achieving the final human right; to the readership. As the NZ Press of the countries of central, eastern and southern I mistakenly stated. Though I regret autonomy over one’s death. There Council states: “Where an author’s link Europe (eg Italy, Poland, Spain and Greece). these errors, they have no bearing on my is often opposition to fundamental to a subject is deemed to be justified, the Some will fall even further: Bulgaria from 7m to overall argument. social change; at the turn of the last relationship of author to subject should be 2.6m, Latvia from 2m to less than 500,000. Now to Caralise’s response or, in certain century, the overwhelming majority of declared.” The problem for all of these countries will be a respects, lack thereof. jurisdictions rejected women’s suffrage. The sole reviewer on Amazon Australia huge overhang of elderly people as the younger First, information gleaned via Google I have no doubt that the right to die will concluded a one-star review with the population shrinks. The “population pyramid” does not constitute details of her “private be regarded as just as fundamental as following remark: “Ethical journalists will be stood on its point, more or less, with life”. And she says that these details have equality for women is today. No doubt declare conflicts of interest. If you’re each person in the working population having “nothing to do with my book”. On the some bigoted Victorians saw votes for already in the ‘opposed to assisted dying’ to support at least one retired person (unless contrary, her Pentacostal commitment has women as the beginning of a “slippery choir and want to be preached at, by all retirement ages are raised radically, as they may everything to do with it. Why else should slope”. No doubt some said “they’ll be means read this. If you’re looking for well be). she be so coy in not revealing information bringing in equal pay next!” ethical or objective journalism, steer The second group are countries, almost all which, in the eyes of many, would reveal Caralise appears to minimise coverage clear.” in Africa or the Middle East, where population her to be anything but an honest broker? of the suffering of the terminally ill. ■ Martin Hanson is a former science teacher growth is still out of control. These are the only Next, Caralise says: “I hope Martin’s Why, for example, did she recommend who lives in Nelson. regions where some countries will triple their populations (eg Israel and Angola), or quadruple them (Afghanistan and Nigeria), or even more (Chad’s population will grow eightfold, Niger’s ninefold). MoH a captured agency for telcos And finally comes the oddest group: the by Simin Williams from 30 to 130 metres from the sites.” This Government continues to hold people countries where the birth rates are already far From 30 metres? How many of these masts with no symptoms in managed isolation with below replacement level, but the populations THANKS to The Gisborne are right beside the sidewalks, schools, homes, taxpayers’ money, just in case they develop an will hold steady or even grow somewhat by the Herald for the quality content workplaces, malls, hospitals, etc? illness that is similar to the flu, based on the end of the century. They include not only the rich about 5G by independent NZ I invite your readers to document the location precautionary principle. How about it applies countries of Western Europe, North America and scientists and doctors. of these masts. And for those of you who precautionary principle on a technology that Australasia, but also many of the Latin American The headline of this letter have an RF meter, please start recording the many independent scientists and doctors are republics. “RMA only breached closer power density around these masts at different warning us against with peer-reviewed science? What’s their secret? Immigration. They almost than 5.5m to a 5G access point” distances, directions and times. We know 1milliW/ I also really appreciated and learned much all have a well-established tradition of accepting (GH, July 25) is very revealing. Even though m2 (or .1 microwatt/cm2) is already cause for from this column “5G confusion — clarification immigrants from other continents and cultures, the NZ Environmental Standard (NES) – NZS concern according to the building biology one step at a time” in the same issue of The and they’re prosperous enough to be attractive 2772.1:1999 allows radiation levels thousands of standards. Herald. to immigrants. times higher than is deemed safe by the building How about District Councils start upholding MoH needs to push the pause button on 5G, So Sweden, Norway, France and the United biology standards and higher than most other their regulatory responsibilities in respect to the until all the concerns raised by Dr Redmayne are Kingdom will each add a few million people countries (including Russia, India and China!), RMA? addressed. Dr Redmayne’s deep understanding by 2100. Canada, Australia and the USA will these transmitters breach RMA in distances less We can’t play Russian roulette with the health of the radiation issues allows her to convey each add around 10m (and New Zealand gets than 5.5 m! of our children. We all need to stand up for safe science in simple English for lay people. a million). The rest will attract at least enough The Ministry of Health, yet again via a communities and safe technologies, and hold I particularly liked this explanation that newcomers to plug the holes left by their very nameless/anonymous spokesperson, is those responsible in government to account. demonstrates why the beam-forming nature of 5G low birth rates. admitting: “Certainly, exposures within a few When our MoH, which has effectively rendered makes it very different from earlier technologies: This may seem unfair, but it gets worse. When metres of these sites would have exceeded the itself as the PR agent for telcos, says “The “How energy is delivered makes a difference. For the researchers factored predicted economic public limits, as is the case with almost all sites, ministry welcomes further research in this area”, instance, if the energy used in patting a baby to growth into the study, the 10 countries with the whatever technology they use.” how on earth are they giving permission for sleep over 30 minutes were delivered in one blow, biggest GDP 80 years from now were, in order: They further admit that “regulations under telcos to go ahead with 5G technology and put the outcome could be ghastly. In this analogy, the US, China (whose population will have fallen the Resource Management Act would not permit these masts wherever they wish with no input the sustained patting represents averaged radio- to 731m), India, Japan, Germany, France, UK, cellsites that produce exposures in public areas from councils, the public, schools, etc? They are frequency exposure; the one blow represents the Australia, Nigeria and Canada. that exceed the public limits.” effectively using us as guinea pigs. focused beam.” Six of those 10 countries use English as their And this one takes the cake: “The Our MoH has become a captured agency for Our MoH is deceiving us by saying “exposures primary national language. To them that hath measurements made near operating cellsites in telcos. It is about time that it becomes free of to 5G signals are similar to, or lower than, those shall it be given. New Zealand were recorded at distances ranging vested interests and gets back to its proper job. from existing cellsites”. The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 OPINION 11 EDITORIAL Fun turned to addiction, anxiety and drift Why would any Government really high I experienced after smoking to make a well-reasoned and balanced Cannabis vote want to legalise the recreational use of marijuana, there is nothing else I would decision. marijuana? recommend about it. Did it relax me? Yes, Will everyone who smokes marijuana likely to be close I started smoking marijuana at 15 but as I came down I would be hit with have a similar story to my story? I think years of age and continued doing so a raft of very negative and destructive not. However, I think it fair to say that The two referendums being run for the next 19 years. My reasons for emotions and feelings that I was unable there is an awful lot of research and data alongside the general election smoking dope initially were out of to properly manage or control. My out there that paints a very different next month should support a good curiosity coupled with a degree of peer personality changed quite dramatically, scenario and is not being promoted to the turnout and could even be a factor pressure. What started out as rebellious leading to heightened levels of insecurity, same degree. in helping to secure victory for fun soon morphed into full-blown social isolation, excessive risk-taking and To say yes to the recreational use of marijuana addiction and experimentation deteriorating mental health. marijuana is to give the green light to an Labour and the Greens. with more powerful and dangerous drugs. My story is a very different story incredibly destructive piece of legislation Both issues being tested — Some of the consequences of my to what is being touted by both our that will do way more damage than good. voluntary assisted dying for smoking this drug were increased politicians and the legalisation advocates. Be brave NZ and don’t be hoodwinked by adults with a terminal illness and levels of anxiety, paranoia, diminished Nonetheless, I think it only fair and slick marketing that says this is a good six months or less to live, and motivation and excessive daydreaming reasonable that the voting public get to thing. cannabis legalisation — evoke and fantasizing. Aside from the euphoric hear both sides of the argument in order RUSSELL TOLLEY strong emotions and opinions. They also both involve a great deal of LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS complexity in the background to what can appear black-and-white. On palliative experiences For instance, a response to Re: Part of palliative Both Victoria and the start of today’s brave and Against two-tier welfare process, July 22 letter. Western Australia have heartfelt lead letter is that the I’m struggling to understand lost their job because of Covid Esther Richards is my seen increased funding and the main purpose of the Cannabis the segregation of MSD earning double those with kids NZ friend who, herself, has improvements to palliative Legalisation and Control Bill is to support to those classified as on normal benefits? experienced brain cancer care since legalising reduce harm to individuals, families/ affected by Covid-19 and those My main concern, aside and all that comes with Voluntary Assisted Dying. indirectly affected by Covid or from the poverty the current it. Esther did experience It stands to reason that whanau and communities. other circumstances. payments create, is that the palliative care and had to go both should be able to work Cannabis has much worse health MSD pays Jobseeker setting of different, inflated into a hospice. She now lives harmoniously; VAD should impacts for an individual, as well benefits of $214pw (this is rates for Covid-unemployed with — and always with — be offered as an adjunct to as significantly increasing the impossible to survive on — people sends a strong, clear the permanent side-effects palliative care, if that is likelihood of addiction issues, when but that is another matter). message that people on of all that she endured what the patient desires. use starts as a teenager. The bill But someone laid off because benefits for whatever other from her disease and all of addresses this by restricting sales of Covid is paid $490pw as a reason are somehow less the treatments. Well done, NURSES SUPPORTING to people aged 20 and over, aiming single person and the partner worthy of support. Esther, for sharing this. VOLUNTARY ASSISTED to eliminate illegal supply, requiring also $490pw ($980!!) . . . so, We in New Zealand pride DYING, Queensland this is somehow different to ourselves on equality and TANYA BATTEL, Brisbane health warnings on packaging, layoffs caused by other factors equity — people in the same and raising public awareness of By your same logic, though, out of one’s control (ie your situation are treated equally. Isn’t it sad that palliative Esther, hospice care is also a the health risks associated with employer goes bankrupt). Race, religion and causation care seems not to understand form of end-of-life care, and its cannabis use. It also aims to limit Why have we allowed a two- should not be a factor. the palliative effect of openly practitioners can be with people the public visibility of cannabis, limit tier welfare system? speaking about all alternatives until the end of their lives. harm by improving access to health Why is a single person who CHRIS BROWN, Tauranga with patients whose suffering There are more than one and social services, and control the even they cannot relieve? I reason for people to oppose potency of legal cannabis. can’t understand how they feel euthanasia in the context of this When measured against the much PM should not Conspiracy comfortable to suggest terminal debate. worse health and social impacts of sedation to a patient but they Many disabled people have our most popular and widely-used resile from discussing assisted profound problems with the drug, alcohol, it is easy to view the tolerate adultery concerns dying. To me, the two have the “demonisation of dependency” identical and certain outcome: that goes on in this context. evidence as stacking up behind a Re: Billy TK coverage The community should be concerned at a relief, July 31 letter. death. It’s just that terminal Bear in mind that we have to “yes” result in this referendum. the statement of Prime Minister Jacinda I am deeply concerned sedation can take up to three deal with social exclusion and Polling on the topic this year has Ardern that Ministers having affairs is not at the number of weeks (according to palliative discrimination that loads the dice been mixed and indicates that the necessarily inappropriate behaviour. usually measured and care expert Dr Leonie Herx from in our context, and that insurance result hangs on a knife-edge: a Would Ms Ardern please advise us thoughtful Kiwis who Canada) and assisted dying is and employment discrimination Research NZ poll last month had when she considers it appropriate for her are becoming enamoured almost immediate. prevent us from receiving optimal 43 percent support, 39 percent Ministers to commit adultery? with conspiracies and Let’s not pretend we don’t healthcare. Disabled people also against and 18 percent undecided; Having an affair or committing adultery conspiratorial thinking. know that discontinuing nutrition have high levels of youth suicide. is always morally reprehensible, offensive Actually, I am quite and hydration for up to three I’m not a religious social a One News Colmar Brunton poll in and inappropriate. It gives offence June had 40 percent for, 49 percent frightened! weeks will cause death! conservative and I’m strongly pro- to our Creator by violating the sixth Why are people falling Anyhow, it will still be palliative choice on abortion, so I hear what against and 11 percent undecided. commandment of God, “Thou shalt not for conspiracy theories care’s prerogative to decline to you’re saying about freedom from Not surprisingly, Labour and commit adultery.” It damages the persons lately? participate in assisted dying if religion and faith/state separation especially Green Party supporters committing adultery, violates the marriage I can’t endorse the the End of Life Choice Act comes — Ken Orr and I are on opposing are most likely to back cannabis contract to be faithful to your spouse, link below but I do into force. And that’s fine. There’ll sides when it comes to the legalisation and this cause will help gives offence to the spouse and gives encourage people be other doctors and nurse abortion issue, for example. get them to the polling booths, as scandal to the community. to remain calm and practitioners willing to help. well as probably a sizeable group The community have an absolute right to rational. Try not to exist CRAIG YOUNG expect that those who sit in our Parliament in an echo chamber that ANN DAVID, Waikanae Palmerston North of usual non-voters who will also be or in Government are persons of the more likely to vote green or red. reinforces your worst highest integrity and moral rectitude. neuroses and fears. The outcome of the end-of-life- I believe the community has a right www.weforum. choice referendum appears clear- to expect the Prime Minister to be a role org/agenda/2020/05/ Remember VE Day biplane? cut. Polls over the past 20 years model in her own personal life, and to coronavirus-plandemic- Re: Gisborne a bit sober street on VE Day? I was in have shown support for some kind expect and demand the highest integrity and-the-7-traits-of- amid NZ revelry on VE Day, that aeroplane. of assisted dying for the terminally from her Ministers and members of her conspiratorial-thinking/ May 9, 2020 story. ill averaging about 68 percent; the caucus. Does anyone remember a HAROLD SYMES Research NZ poll in July garnered 64 KEN ORR, Christchurch LARA MEYER biplane taxiing down the main Havelock North percent for the End of Life Choice [email protected] Act, 18 percent against and 18 percent undecided. ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. Preliminary referendum results ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. won’t be released until two weeks ■ Always include full name and contact details. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. after election night. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. 12 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 GLOBAL BRIEFS Victoria to impose GLOBAL BRIEFS Boris delays lockdown easing Vietnam’s first Covid deaths LONDON — The further easing of lockdown HANOI — Vietnam has recorded its first Covid- restrictions in England — due to come in this stricter lockdown 19 fatalities, in a devastating blow for a country weekend — has been postponed for at least proud of its zero deaths. The first man, aged 70, two weeks, amid concerns over an increase in was from the central city of Hoi An, state media coronavirus cases. Casinos and bowling alleys VICTORIA — Victoria’s lockdown “There’ll be a multitude of reasons said on Friday. A second death, of a 61-year-old will remain shut, with Boris Johnson saying it was measures could become stricter, and for that, but what I can confirm for you man, was reported later in the day. — BBC time to “squeeze the brake pedal”. there is no certainty about when they is that more than 100 cases have been Wedding receptions of up to 30 people were will end, as coronavirus numbers referred to Victoria Police.” HK postpones elections meant to be allowed as part of the changes remain stubbornly high. The premier said there was no excuse HONG KONG — The Hong Kong government has but cannot yet happen. Face coverings will be The state recorded its second highest for people who have tested positive not postponed September’s parliamentary elections mandatory in more indoor settings, such as tally of 627 new cases on Friday, and to be isolating. by a year, saying it is necessary amid a rise in cinemas. People attending places of worship eight deaths, as Victoria topped 10,000 “It is simply unacceptable for you to coronavirus infections. Hong Kong reported 121 will also be required to wear face coverings, in a total cases. have this virus and not be at home,” he new cases on Friday. However, the opposition has change that will be applied from next weekend. Premier Daniel Andrews said the said. accused the government of using the pandemic But planned changes to guidance for those lockdown, scheduled to end in mid- Opposition leader Michael O’Brien as a pretext to stop people from voting. — BBC who have been shielding during the pandemic, August, could not be lifted with said the government needed and advice for employers, will still go ahead. Mr case numbers so high, and harsher punishments for those US marine sea tank sinks Johnson made the comments during a special flagged further restrictions who breach isolation rules. CALIFORNIA — One US marine has died and Downing Street briefing, where he was joined by were possible. “Whether it’s hotel eight others are missing after an amphibious England’s chief medical officer, Prof Chris Whitty. “Public health quarantine at their assault vehicle accident off the coast of southern — BBC experts from the expense, whether it’s California. Two personnel were also injured in Victorian team, monitoring bracelets the accident, the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force Brazil’s first lady has Covid-19 together working or really tough fines, tweeted. A search is under way for the missing BRAZIL — Brazil’s first lady and a fifth member with colleagues at a we cannot afford to let service members, with Navy and Coast Guard of President Jair Bolsonaro’s Cabinet has tested national level, will these people put the help. All the personnel are assigned to the positive for Covid-19, officials said. Science and spend the next day rest of us at risk,” he 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit, based at Camp Technology Minister Marcos Pontes announced looking through in said. Pendleton, near San Diego.— BBC that he tested positive after experiencing flu-like fine detail, looking for The deaths take the symptoms and headache. The presidency’s press trends to have a really state toll to 113 and the Fauci optimistic about vaccine office said in a statement later that Michelle clear sense of exactly national figure to 197. WASHINGTON — Once a coronavirus vaccine is Bolsonaro, 38, also tested positive. The statement what is presenting and Chief Health Officer approved as safe and effective, Americans should said she appeared to be in good health, but would exactly what the nature of our Professor Brett Sutton said have widespread access within a reasonable time, follow established protocols. — NZ Herald challenge is,” he said. workplace transmission was a Dr. Anthony Fauci assured lawmakers on Friday. “We cannot open up with these significant factor in driving large case Appearing before a House panel investigating Indian state fights twin threat numbers, we cannot open up with numbers, particularly those with a the nation’s response to the pandemic, Fauci PATNA — Monsoon floods have swamped large significantly less than these numbers.” younger workforce who may not exhibit expressed “cautious” optimism that a vaccine parts of India’s densely populated Bihar state The premier issued the warning symptoms. would be available, particularly by next year. and displaced more than 300,000 people as of after revealing an alarming number of Prof Sutton said while Victoria’s surge “I believe, ultimately, over a period of time in Friday, officials said, exacerbating the risk of the Victorians who have tested positive for was disappointing, the lockdown was 2021, that Americans will be able to get it,” Fauci coronavirus and stymieing the state’s response Covid-19 are not staying home, with having an effect. said, referring to the vaccine. to the pandemic. The floods have killed at least more than 100 referred to police. “It’s dispiriting to see big numbers There will be a priority list for who gets 24 people in the state, where heavy rain has Australian Defence Force personnel and we all rise and fall with the early vaccinations. “I don’t think we will have submerged thousands of villages in 14 districts and public health officials did more than numbers every day,” he said. everybody getting it immediately,” Fauci and threatened the already feeble health care 500 visits to positive cases on Thursday, “The stage three restrictions had a explained. But “ultimately, within a reasonable system. More than 300,000 villagers have been but one in four were not home. really significant impact and people time, the plans allow for any American who needs evacuated to relief camps and officials warned of “There were more than 130 should be gratified by the fact that the vaccine to get it,” he added. — AP more heavy rain in the next two days. — AP unsuccessful visits,” he said. that’s the case.” — AAP

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WASHINGTON — The gathering, presidents, prime the UN. We Need: Reaffirming annual meeting of world ministers, monarchs and our Collective Commitment to leaders at the United Nations foreign ministers from the 193 Multilateralism.” is going virtual this year for UN member nations deliver a At that event, assembly the first time in its 75-year formal address, but much of the members will formally adopt history because of Covid-19 — real action takes place at the a declaration to commemorate except for the likely personal hundreds of side events and the 75th anniversary that appearance by President Donald private meetings, lunches and diplomats agreed on in early Trump. dinners. July. “We’re hoping that President Because of Covid-19, General It recalls the UN’s successes Trump will actually be Assembly members agreed this and failures and vows to build speaking in person in the month to have each country’s a post-pandemic world that is General Assembly,” Kelly leader deliver a pre-recorded more equal, works together and Craft, the US ambassador to speech that will be broadcast protects the planet. the United Nations, said on in the assembly chamber with Craft said that this year’s Thursday, adding that he will a small number of New York- meeting is “even more special” be “the only” leader to speak in based diplomats allowed to be because of the anniversary the assembly chamber. present. Just a few side events and that it’s important for the In past years, thousands of will be permitted. occasion to be amplified by all people have flocked to New The speeches will start as UN member nations. York for the annual meeting of scheduled on September 22, but For the United States, ONLINE WORLD: In this September 27, 2019, file photo, Vice President world leaders at the General will be preceded by an event she said, “we’re going to be of Venezuela Delcy Rodriguez addresses the 74th session of the United Assembly, known as the on September 21 marking the focused on human rights Nations General Assembly at the UN headquarters. For the first time in General Debate. UN’s 75th anniversary. The issues, on transparency and on its 75-year history because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the meeting this During the week-long theme: “The Future We Want, accountability.” — AP year would be held virtually. AP picture Australia tells Google and Facebook to pay for news

CANBERRA — The Australian arbitrators would be appointed to make government said on Friday it plans to a binding decision, the draft said. give Google and Facebook three months The draft will be open to consultation to negotiate fair pay for news content until August 28, with the legislation to with Australian media businesses. be introduced to Parliament soon after, The Government has released a draft Frydenberg said. mandatory code of conduct that aims As well as payment, the code covers to succeed where other countries have issues including access to user data and failed in making the global digital giants transparency of algorithms used to rank pay for news siphoned from commercial and present media content. media companies. Breaches of the code could attract Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said penalties of up to 10 percent of the Google and Facebook would be the platform’s annual turnover or a 10 first digital platforms targeted by million Australian dollar ($10.8 milllion) the proposed legislation but others fine. could follow. “It’s about a fair go for Frydenberg said the motive was not Australian news media businesses, it’s to protect Australian businesses from WHIPPED CREAM ART: The latest eye-catching sight in London’s about ensuring that we have increased competition or disruption but to ensure Trafalgar Square is a giant swirl of whipped cream topped with a cherry, a fly competition, increased consumer they are paid fairly for original content. and a drone. The sculpture by artist Heather Phillipson was installed atop an protection and a sustainable media The conservative government is empty plinth in the landmark city square. The work, titled “The End,” is interactive landscape,” Frydenberg said. pushing ahead with the changes after — visitors can live-stream the view from the drone on their mobile phones or “Nothing less than the future of the the pandemic created an advertising computers. Phillipson said the piece, whose unveiling was postponed by four Australian media landscape is at stake revenue crisis for many Australian months due to the coronavirus pandemic, was a “monument to hubris and with these changes,” he added. media companies. impending collapse” but also symbolised the hope of renewal. It is scheduled to If the US-based platforms could Facebook and Google did not stay on top of the square’s Fourth Plinth until spring 2022. AP picture not agree with the Australian media immediately respond to requests for businesses on pricing after three months, comment. — AP Livestock prices stress Muslims in Africa ahead of Eid

DAKAR, Senegal — Even in the best stuck in traffic also are doing less UNAFFORDABLE: in Dakar goes for about 80,000 CFA of times, many Muslims scramble to business for Eid al-Adha, which will Livestock sellers (NZ$205), although more handsome afford a sheep to slaughter on Eid be observed on Friday. The tailors who bring their sheep to ones can be sold for four times that al-Adha, a display of faith that can sew elaborate holiday boubous and be washed before amount. Unhappy buyers say their amount to an entire month’s income. vendors who sell barbecue grills by they are offered for money doesn’t seem to be going as far Now, the financial pressures brought roadsides are hurting, too. sale for the Islamic this year. on by the coronavirus pandemic are In Senegal’s capital, Dakar, holiday of Eid “I want a good sheep for 225,000 straining families across Africa even thousands of sheep oblivious to their al-Adha, although francs (NZ$579). What the sellers are more as they prepare for the Islamic fate stood on display outside the the coronavirus is offering me is not good,” said Mariama holy day. Léopold Senghor stadium. With just 48 wreaking havoc Thiaré, a businesswoman. “Last year, I From Morocco to Senegal to Nigeria, hours to go before the holiday, Abdou on people’s had a big sheep for the same amount.” the important religious tradition of Karim Seck struggled to find a deal. budgets putting an Some searching for deals have purchasing a ram is beyond financial “My budget is 120,000 CFA (NZ$308), important religious travelled further outside the capital, reach for some this year. And even and the sheep I’m being offered at this tradition beyond only to find nothing cheaper. Others those who can afford a sheep are price are too small,” he said. His sales financial reach. who prepaid for their rams say now the getting smaller ones since prices as a trader have been falling for nearly AP picture sellers are demanding 25 percent more in some parts of the continent have three months now. “They wouldn’t to get the animals delivered by Friday. doubled compared to last year. even cost 80,000 CFA (NZ$205) in Prices have skyrocketed in Morocco “big rush” of customers wanting sheep On Wednesday, Alioune Ndong said “The situation is really complicated normal times.” because of intercity travel restrictions at this time last year. he still didn’t know how he’d come up by the coronavirus. It’s a tough Malika Bounhi, who lives in that have upended the supply of “This year, I’m a bit worried. We only with the money for his family’s feast, market,” said Oumar Maiga, a livestock Morocco, said she won’t be taking sheep, said Saad Azizi, a regional see a few customers, and they have a and he called on Senegal’s government trader in Abidjan, Ivory Coast’s largest part in Eid celebrations for the first manager for Morocco’s sheep and goat low budget,” Ka said. “It’s because of to help struggling families like his. city. “People are not coming in the time. Bills have been piling up since association. Prices also were pushed the coronavirus. I have the impression “Covid-19 has drained my money, way they usually would. We are in a she lost her private sector job due up after the Government closed that people are struggling to find said the tailor based in the town of situation we’ve never seen in other to the economic crisis brought on several markets for failing to comply money. Only civil servants come in Mbour outside the capital. “How do you years.” by the pandemic. “It is heartbreaking with health measures. large numbers. And some of them expect me to be able to buy a ram? I As families cut back, hawkers who that I won’t be able to bring joy to my Abdou Ka, a young salesman from don’t agree to pay much.” pray God to be able to get one before sell fancy carving knife sets to drivers children during Eid,” she said. the interior of Senegal, remembers a The cheapest ram a person can find Friday.” — AP 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 ‘Father of democracy’ dies in Taiwan TAIPEI — Former Taiwanese presidential Ahead of the vote, mainland President Lee Teng-hui, elections. China conducted months of considered the “father of Current intimidating war games and Taiwan’s democracy”, has died President Tsai missile tests around the water at the age of 97. Ing-wen said to influence the election against He served as president of the “he laid the him. Republic of China, Taiwan, from foundation of Since a civil war in the 1988 to 2000. a democracy 1940s, China sees Taiwan as Lee was credited with ending built on pride a breakaway province that autocratic rule in favour of and our own will eventually be part of pluralism and democracy — but identity”. Lee Teng-hui the country again. But many was also a controversial figure. Lee thrived Taiwanese see the island as a MISTAKEN IDENTITY: Scientists believe the increased His attempts to delink the on defying China’s drive to de-facto independent nation, seal population is leading to more human encounters with island from China sparked absorb the island and hoped although surveys show most great white sharks, who prey on seals. AP picture tensions with Beijing, which for Taiwan to be “a country of people do not want formal sees Taiwan as a wayward democracy, freedom, human independence, preferring to province to be reunited one day. rights and dignity”. maintain the status quo. Lee died on Thursday from He became president in 1988 Taiwan’s current President Shark attack may be linked septic shock and multiple organ after the death of predecessor, Tsai Ing-wen is considered Lee’s failure in Taipei, after being in Chiang Ching-kuo. protege and appears to follow to marine protection efforts hospital for nearly six months. In 1996 — the first direct in his footsteps — distancing During his time in office presidential election in Taiwan Taiwan from the mainland PORTLAND, Maine — Seals off Florida, and internationally, he led constitutional changes — he was democratically while garnering US backing, are thriving off the coast of Maine warm weather countries such as towards a more democratic elected for a second term with a with tensions reaching a new thanks to decades of protections, South Africa and Australia have political layout, including direct landslide victory. high in recent years. — BBC and that victory for wildlife has higher totals than most. But shark brought a consequence for humans bites are rare in those places, — more encounters with sharks. too. Australia has been the site Seals are a favourite prey of large of 652 unprovoked shark attacks sharks such as the great white. according to records that go back The death this week of swimmer to 1580, the International Shark Julie Dimperio Holowach, who was Attack File reported. INCREASING killed by a great white off Harpswell, Shark bites in colder northern VIOLENCE: This Maine, might have happened waters are not unheard of. A photo captured because the shark mistook her for a handful have been recorded off the aftermath of an seal, authorities said. Russia, Finland and Washington attack in the village Swimmers off the New England state. And researchers are seeing of Masteri in west states have learned to be more more of the great whites off New Darfur, Sudan last mindful in recent years due to a England, said James Sulikowski, a Saturday. Save the spate of sightings of great whites, researcher of Northeastern sharks Children was forced the apex predator made famous who is located at Arizona State to close two major in the movie “Jaws.” A shark that University. health facilities after killed a man off Cape Cod in 2018 The greater number of sightings increased violence was also believed to be a great is “unequivocally” because of in the area, leaving white. the resurgence of seals in New 14,000 children That was the first fatal shark England, Sulikowski said. The seal without medical attack in Massachusetts in more comeback traces to the Marine care. AP picture than eight decades, while the death Mammal Protection Act of 1972, of Holowach on Monday was the which afforded seals a chance to first documented fatal shark attack repopulate after generations of in Maine history. human exploitation. “They’re not vindictive or mad Grey seals, once hunted with or angry or preferring human flesh. bounties and pushed close to the They just occasionally make a point of local extinction, are now mistake. And it’s tragic when they common sights in coastal Cape Stranded without help do,” said Greg Skomal, a shark Cod. Some people even feel the specialist with the Massachusetts animals have come back to the Division of Marine Fisheries. point where they pose a nuisance, “As we restore top predators, in part because they draw more Violence cuts off access to medical aid in Darfur the potential for these interactions sharks. could increase.” The sharks aren’t looking CAIRO — A recent surge of he watched dozens of militiamen The fighting gradually declined Incidents of shark bites remain for people, but they’re a reason violence in Darfur, the war- on horses and camels storm the but violence continues to flare, vanishingly rare, especially for swimmers to be cautious, scarred region of western Sudan, town and kill two women, one as Arab militias roaming the in Northeastern waters. The Sulikowski said. has deprived more than 14,000 who he knew to be pregnant. provinces remain heavily armed International Shark Attack File at “They’re not looking for us. We’re children of medical care, a leading “The farms are burned and and retain control over the land the University of Florida lists only not on the menu,” he said. “But as aid group reported on Thursday. hundreds are fleeing to Chad, they have seized. Ethnic tensions 10 unprovoked shark attacks off these predator prey relationships Save the Children said it was they are not taking anything with still simmer, frequently erupting New England, according to records continue, and because they forced to close two major health them,” Younes said. into tribal clashes during the that go back to 1837. are so coastal, there’s potential facilities and its field office in the The episode in Masteri was just summer agricultural season. The majority of documented for interaction with humans to village of Masteri in west Darfur. the latest in a string of at least Al-Bashir’s government shark attacks in the US happen increase.” — AP An assault there last Saturday seven attacks in the past few collapsed when the military killed 60 civilians, including five weeks that recalled the brutal removed him from power in April toddlers, according to the UN. tenure of ousted autocrat Omar 2019 following months of massive Hundreds of Arab militiamen al-Bashir. street protests. WHAT’S IT LIKE shot families, stole livestock and A ruling council jointly torched hundreds of homes in composed of civilian and military the area, forcing over 10,000 to This conflict can only leaders is navigating a fraught TO BE A SMOKER? run for their lives and leaving increase‘ the number of transition to democracy and has residents in dire need of aid, promised to bring security to SMOKERS AGED 18 YEARS OR OVER according to the UN Save the children in need. Darfur. WANTED FOR RESEARCH Children said it had no choice —Arshad’ Malik But Darfuris say their suffering but to close facilities that provide is the same. nutritional and health services, “These attacks are out of fearing for the safety of its staff. In the early 2000s, al-Bashir the Bashir days,” said Adam “If the centres are not reopened waged a scorched-earth Regal, spokesman for a soon, children’s lives will be put counter-insurgency campaign local organisation that runs at further risk,” said Arshad against ethnic minority rebels displacement camps in Darfur. Malik, the group’s Sudan director, who blamed the Government “The Government is not only at a time when a staggering 1.1 for economic and political allowing the Janjaweed to kill, million children are facing severe marginalisation. but encouraging it.” hunger in Sudan, more than twice Government forces and He pointed to an incident the amount reported last year. primarily Arab militias known earlier this month, when “This conflict can only increase as the Janjaweed are accused Sudanese armed groups brutally the number of children in need.” of widespread atrocities in the dispersed protest camps in North We are looking for people who smoke tobacco who are willing to be interviewed Residents of Masteri say they conflict, which killed over 300,000 Darfur, leaving over a dozen dead. by phone for a study on how attitudes towards smoking are changing. are stranded. people and forced 2.7 million to “We have only one goal, and The study does not involve trying to get you to stop smoking and you will “We have no hospital, there is flee their homes. that is to feel safe, to work our not be asked to trial any new stop smoking methods. effectively no help, and people are Al-Bashir, now imprisoned fields in peace,” Regal said. terrified,” said Mustafa Younes, in the capital, Khartoum, was “This is planting season, and a senior leader of the displaced indicted for war crimes and if we don’t get our seeds in the Phone free: 0800 285 284 www.coreiss.com community in Masteri. genocide by the International ground, we will see famine next or email us: [email protected] 33760-01 Earlier last month, on July 13, Criminal Court. year.” — AP The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 15

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32659-01 20 FOCUS ON THE LAND The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 Positive change workshops A memorable year BEEF and Lamb NZ and the Agri-Womens Nigel George of Umbrella Wellbeing and AWDT Development Trust will combine later this month founder and farmer Lindy Nelson. MEAT and Wool chairman of the This technology, such as Zoom to present a two-part online workshop designed “It is open to individuals or farming teams in Gisborne-Wairoa province of Federated and Teamer, enabled us to carry on to help farmers respond to pressures with the sheep, beef and dairy sectors. Farmers, Sam Hain was re-elected with business as usual when it was meaningful actions. “The focus is on making the theory relevant unopposed into the role at the anything but. We have kept abreast of Entitled “Know Your Mindset — Grow your for farmers — drawing on real-life farming province’s annual general meeting last developments at head office and around Influence”, the workshop runs online from examples, farmer-to-farmer breakout sessions month. the country. 7-8.30pm on August 12 and 14. and actionable next-steps. As a region we have been fortunate. “Positive change for your farm, family and Nigel and Lindy will cover two topics split The following is his report for the year. We rely on our primary industries so community, starts with you,” the organisers said. across the online workshop sessions. we were hit hard when forestry started “Influence is hard to come by in farming. “Cutting through the noise — learn how “2020 is a year that will be etched in to slow down in spring last year and We take prices, bear the weather and shoulder to respond to pressures, like the weather, our memories for obvious reasons. again in January. new regulations. But just working harder regulation or market changes, by understanding Surfing for Farmers had to come to However, it has started to pick up to fight every fire is the road to frustration, what’s important to you and what is just noise. an abrupt end as many recreational again. disappointment and burnout. “Taking action — decide on tangible changes activities, including surfing, were banned Every week I was told that the log ship “With changes happening quickly, we invite you can make in your farming business, for five weeks. at the wharf was going to you to pause, reflect on your values and decide community or industry that match your values My wife and I be the last one and every what meaningful actions in your life might look and make a difference.” attended the World week another one turned like,” the organisers said. The workshop has been supported by Hereford Conference in up. The workshop has been designed for farmers Farmstrong and Ravensdown. Queenstown, which did Now we’re back to at and will be presented by clinical psychologist Dr Registrations via the B+LNZ website. become world famous in least two anchored in the New Zealand. bay at all times. Other than that it was We always knew that ENGINEERS a relatively uneventful producing food was Irrigation฀made฀easy year, if you don’t count a essential, we didn’t need major outbreak of bovine to be told. HANSEN & TOMLINSON tuberculosis in Northern While it got very dry •฀All฀irrigation฀requirements LTD Hawke’s Bay, the worst in some parts of the •฀Farm฀water฀reticulation GISBORNE drought, from memory, for region, the drought wasn’t •฀Ultra-violet฀light฀and฀water฀treatment Central Hawke’s Bay and widespread like it was

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AUCKLAND — Auckland businesses want more done to attract people into the city to prop up the local economy. Vacancy signs are now commonplace along the city’s main street and some store owners fear it could become a GUILTY: Barry Kloogh in court for his ghost town. sentencing. RNZ picture by Tim Brown Tourism Industry Aotearoa chief executive Chris Roberts said out of all the country’s main cities, Auckland was Jailed for eight struggling the most to attract local visitors. This was evident in the recent school holidays. years and 10 “Aucklanders left the city and visited other parts of the country, which is fantastic for months over the regions, but not the same degree of people are going to Auckland,” he said. Ponzi scheme “About a third of all tourism spend happens in Auckland and there’s a reliance on DUNEDIN — Former Dunedin financial domestic visitors. At the adviser Barry Kloogh, whose Ponzi scheme moment though, those visitors defrauded investors of more than $15 million, are choosing to go to other will spend at least five years behind bars. parts of the country.” Kloogh appeared in Dunedin District Court In good times, domestic yesterday, where the 57-year-old was jailed for tourism is worth $24 billion FOCUS GOES ON THE DOMESTIC MARKET: With international tourists gone for the eight years and 10 months over his years-long to the country — with a third foreseeable future, the focus for Auckland is now firmly on attracting domestic travellers to its scheme, which was estimated to have cost funnelled into Auckland. CBD. New Zealand Herald file picture investors $15.7m. Now, with international He had pleaded guilty to 11 charges tourists gone for the He said Auckland Heart of the City has asked It is not yet known exactly brought by the Serious Fraud Office in March. foreseeable future, the focus desperately needed a boost in Auckland Council for an extra how high the CBD’s overall Victims detailed how he stole and is on attracting domestic local tourists to stop stores $250,000 to help market the vacancy rate is. squandered their savings and investments on travellers to Auckland’s CBD. from closing down. city as a holiday destination. Figures from the a luxury lifestyle. A tourism industry Auckland’s central business “We’re very focused on commercial realtor Colliers One woman told the court that Kloogh stole leaders group, set up to association, Heart of the City, events that bring Aucklanders International show office more than $700,000 from her and her dying shape Auckland as a tourist monitors foot traffic in the into the city and also that vacancies rose from an all- husband. destination, is CBD. attract others from around the time low of 4.7 percent at the She said Kloogh’s manipulation included now working to Its chief country,” Ms Beck said. end of last year, to just over 6 contacting her husband while he was market the city Heart of the City executive, When stores become vacant, percent in June. receiving chemotherapy. domestically. has asked Auckland Viv Beck, shopping strips often give way Retail vacancies are still The woman told the court her husband had This includes said a recent to two dollar shops. being surveyed and will be died thinking Kloogh was a trusted friend. the Government Council for an extra pedestrian Ms Beck said they were released next week. Many victims spoke of Kloogh grooming agency Tourism $250,000 to help count was 25 working to keep a good mix of Its national director of them through friendship before taking all he New Zealand, market the city as a percent down retailers in the CBD. research, Chris Dibble, said could from them, including their KiwiSaver which usually compared “We understand that people store rents had dropped by 10 retirement funds. markets the holiday destination. to last year, need to survive and if there’s percent on the city fringe and His companies, Financial Planning Limited country to the mirroring a place to be leased, then vacancies were edging up in and Impacted Enterprises Limited, came world. spending which people will be looking to lease the CBD. under investigation in May of last year. “They haven’t ever has dropped by 20 percent. it,” she said. “It is situated in those The two companies were placed into promoted city breaks and “There’s a lot of discussion “We certainly want to keep hospitality and travel sectors interim liquidation in July, before formally that’s something they’re under way between up the recognition of how at the moment, and that’s being placed into liquidation on August 29 by working on with Auckland, organisations, leasing agents important it is to create a probably reflecting the the High Court. Christchurch and Wellington, and property owners around great place that people want difficulties that were faced by The following month, Kloogh had his to encourage New Zealanders the challenges we are facing to come to and have the the retail sector with not a lot financial adviser authorisation cancelled by to go to a city for a break,” Mr and how we can best overcome things here that people enjoy of spending going on during the Financial Markets Authority. — RNZ Roberts said. them.” doing.” that lockdown period,” he said. Gloriavale commune looking to expand with a second compound by Lois Williams, RNZ numbers. the future, she said. More than 800 people now “If it did disband, would GREYMOUTH — The lived at the Lake Haupiri it become a tourism facility burgeoning Gloriavale site, planner Lois Easton said . . . (or) an outdoor education Christian Community at Lake at the meeting. “They are camp?” Haupiri is looking to expand looking to set up more sites Other small settlements with a second compound at as the commune expands.” on the West Coast were also Lake Brunner, West Coast The councils might in a state of flux, with some council leaders have heard. want to consider special growing rapidly, Ms Easton The Greymouth Star planning zones or precincts said. reported this year that for small settlements, such “Blackball, for instance, Gloriavale had purchased an as Gloriavale, Ms Easton with the new Paparoa track expansive property on the suggested. being built there, has had a remote western shore of Lake “At the moment, almost huge resurgence.” Brunner, which is between everything they do needs Such places might benefit Moana and Mitchells. discretionary-activity from having settlement Planners working on a resource consent, so there’s a zoning, with areas set aside combined district plan (the lot of unnecessary planning for commercial development, ‘One Plan’) for the West work (going on).” Ms Easton suggested. Coast told the Te Tai o The councils should The One Plan committee Poutini Plan Committee (a also think about how the is now meeting fortnightly joint committee made up of Gloriavale property, with its to tackle the task of creating West Coast councils) that communal-living facilities, new planning rules that will the new site would in future might be zoned if the in future apply to all three BURGEONING COMMUNITY: Members of Gloriavale commune attend a help accommodate growing community ever disbanded in districts on the West Coast. gathering. Alexander Turnbull Library picture 22 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 Central Baptist Church

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Knowing you are hearing us better than Let the “Spirit of God be upon us, to bind up the 402 Lavenham Road, we are speaking, we offer these prayers in all the holy Waituhi broken hearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives Office Hrs Mon-Fri 9.30am - 12.30pm names of God, amen. and release the prisoners from darkness” (Isaiah 10am: Every 1st 61:1) Ph 06 867 7224 Sunday Cynthia Kearney RNDM Cynthia Kearney RNDM The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 BUSINESS 23 ‘Strategic’ splurge on tourism FUNDING BUSINESSES: Tourism Minister Kelvin Govt says 3000 jobs protected Davis yesterday released the first batch of 126 WELLINGTON — The The amount of the loan would the company, which said it would businesses that would Government is spending more be determined by individual save the jobs of 83 staff. Whale receive a $500,000 grant than $230 million on “strategic” business cases. Watch Kaikoura received $1.5m in the first year Larnach tourism businesses in a move it He also announced $50m for and Discover Waitomo up to $4m Castle, Dunedin is part says will protect up to 3000 jobs a regional events fund, $20m for under the Strategic Tourism of the strategic tourism in the sector hammered by the an inbound tour operator loan Assets Protection Programme. business programme. pandemic. scheme and $10m to lift digital More than 300 businesses Picture supplied This round of funding is capability in the sector. have applied for funding from unlikely to attract the same The 48 strategic businesses the “bespoke” programme that is heat as when up to $10.2m was released yesterday range from aimed at ensuring that strategic the Tourism Recovery Minister’s domestic tourism and the allocated to AJ Hackett Bungy Kelly Tarlton’s in Auckland to tourism assets that generate a Group, comprising Davis, Finance $20m in loans for inbound tour last month, as initial amounts to Larnach Castle in Dunedin. The wider range of benefits aren’t Minister Grant Robertson, Maori operators would prepare them many of the country’s best-known Government copped flak after lost. Development Minister Nanaia for “when international travel attractions are just 5 percent of granting $5.1m (and a possible According to Ministry of Mahuta, Conservation Minister resumes”, he said. that. loan of the same amount) to Business Innovation and Eugenie Sage and the Under- “We’re also providing $10m Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis AJ Hackett Bungy last month Employment criteria the assets Secretary for Regional Economic that will help tourism businesses yesterday released the first because of the wealth of the should be nationally and/or Development Fletcher Tabuteau. adapt to our current reality by batch of 126 businesses that operation’s owners who include internationally recognised, a key Davis said the package would helping them develop digital would receive a $500,000 grant NBR richlister Sir John Davies. attraction and one without which support tourism operators of all strategies, access digital tools and in the first year and then be But Kelvin Davis has defended tourism to the region would be sizes and types across Aotearoa. benefit from the existing Digital eligible for soft loans as part of a the grant which was made significantly diminished. The $50m for the Regional Enablement initiatives.” package that could total $245m. following an urgent request from Funding decisions are made by Events Fund would help drive — NZ Herald ‘Engineer’s dream’ of pumping water uphill Sceptics fear Government is rushing without considering alternatives by Hamish Rutherford, “goal for 100 percent renewable “evangelising” the idea that New NZ Herald electricity generation”, she was Zealand’s renewable energy system is prepared to talk about jobs. a competitive advantage in the future OTAGO — In a winter marked by “The full Lake Onslow project at akin to Saudi oil. Woods confirmed she huge spending promises, Labour’s its peak could employ 3500-4500 had met Drury on the plan and while announcement about a possible new skilled and semi-skilled workers, as she maintained work was under way lower South Island power scheme was well as thousands more in indirect before then, she described him as a bold: potentially thousands of jobs and jobs.” Elsewhere, she said the project “critical voice”. a “game changer” for the electricity could be a “game changer” and One executive at a major power sector. “transformative for our energy system” company described a slightly Energy Minister Megan Woods — on the proviso, naturally, that this awkward scene when Drury pitched announced that a $30 million study was “if a business case stacks up”. the idea to industry veterans, who on how to address pressures on the If it were to go ahead, Lake Onslow over decades had seen ambitious electricity system will look at various would be “an engineer’s dream”, renewable electricity projects founder options, but with the emphasis almost Harbour Asset Management’s head of for countless reasons, from heated entirely on just one: Lake Onslow. equities Craig Stent wrote in a note protests to mundane technical issues. The scheme would pump water titled “are we ‘thinking big again?”, “This is vastly different to anything from the Clutha River into a massive a reference to policies promoted by Rod’s ever done. artificial lake (on top of the existing, former Prime Minister Rob Muldoon, “His vision is a really cool vision, but much smaller Lake Onslow) east of many of which failed to generate the ‘GAME CHANGER’: Already home to an artificial lake, Lake his grasp of the practicalities is quite Roxburgh. promised returns. Onslow in Otago is suddenly focus for the future of New Zealand’s limited,” one said. Unlike conventional hydro schemes, Some in the industry expressed electricity system. Picture supplied Drury maintained that there was Lake Onslow would pump water uphill concerns that while Woods’ study is a groundswell of support for Lake to allow it to run back down again later, meant to consider all options, it is Government’s announcement, TransGrid, which is connecting the Onslow from the business community. in and out of the reservoir behind the heading in one, expensive, direction. BusinessDesk published an opinion project to its transmission network. “Everyone is enthusiastically behind existing Roxburgh Genesis Energy piece by Dr Keith Turner, former But he also appears to see the it. “This is the stuff that we want to do. Dam. welcomed a study Meridian Energy chief executive, project as being a response to We want big, fun projects that are good While any pumped The Lake Onslow into the electricity warning of the impacts of Covid and the current economic conditions. in the long term.” hydro scheme system, but warned the looming closure of the Tiwai Point “If the country’s going to spend And who is everyone? Drury names will generate less project‘ could employ the costs needed to aluminium smelter. billions maintaining this generation’s Trade Me founder Sam Morgan, electricity than it 3500-4500 skilled and be stacked up next Regarded as the type of engineer consumption, it’s mortgaging Warehouse founder Sir Stephen uses, the dynamics semi-skilled workers. to the benefits to the prone to nation-building ideas, Turner future generations to pay for our Tindall and former Air New Zealand of the wider system. said he had pushed hard for the study. consumption. You can’t do that for long chief executive Rob Fyfe, the same electricity market —Megan Woods’ “We hope the “I’ve been a big driver of this, I without creating an untenable problem,” trio he earlier named as the business mean it could be a terms of reference don’t mind admitting it, because (Lake Turner said. leaders who started the process of New viable idea. for this is not just Onslow) is a fantastic possibility.” “You can generate a lot of jobs Zealand going into lockdown. Woods’ statement hyped the about justifying one project,” said Turner was a member of the Interim and maintain standards of living Former Green Party MP Kevin potential, even though it announced Genesis chief executive Marc England, Climate Change Committee — which if you spend money on creating Hague, who is now the chief executive nothing more than a technical adding that any study should be very paid little attention to pumped hydro intergenerational assets.” of Forest and Bird, dismissed the assessment to see if the case could be focused on whether such a project storage — but he is now firmly behind Rod Drury, the now-retired founder hype about the scheme. “Not everyone made for further study. is economically rational. Others are the concept after observing Australia’s of Xero, has been meeting energy thinks it’s necessarily a good idea. Rod Presenting the study as a promoting a vision. Snowy 2.0 pumped-hydro project, companies, ministers and even (Drury) and his friends, I’m sure they “significant step” in the Government’s On the afternoon of the as a director of Australian company seemingly sovereign wealth funds, do.”

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY “remarkable” and upgraded their forecast for net Auckland International Airport rose 2.6 profit in the March 2021 year by 25 percent, due percent to $6.38 and Air New Zealand increased to increasing revenue in Australia and NZ. 0.8 percent to $1.34. WELLINGTON — New Zealand shares rose as earnings from Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Tourism Holdings led the market higher, Genesis Energy advanced 2.7 percent to earnings updates from local firms and US tech Google’s parent, Alphabet, also soothed some jumping 9.9 percent to $1.88 after it released a $2.91, Meridian Energy gained 1.5 percent at companies outweighed data showing a record of the fears over the 32.9 percent annualised framework outline for its plan to stay cashflow $4.86 and Mercury NZ was up 1 percent to $4.67. quarterly contraction for the US economy. slump in US gross domestic product in the June positive while operating in a fully domestic Fisher & Paykel Healthcare increased 1.3 Mainfreight hit an all-time high. quarter. environment for the 2021 financial year. The percent to $36. Meanwhile, A2 Milk Company fell The S&P/NZX 50 Index advanced 0.3 percent “We are seeing some of the companies stock had been in decline since it reached $2.40 3.1 percent to $20.84, following a wider decline to 11,727.63. Within the index, 20 stocks rose, that have quietly been getting on with it really in early June when recovering from a sharp on Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 Index. 22 fell, and eight were unchanged. Turnover was performing well today,” Shane Solly, portfolio slump in March. Vista Group International posted the day’s $155.9 million. manager at Harbour Asset Management said. The campervan rental company plans to biggest decline, down 4.5 percent at $1.28 and The slump in the world’s biggest economy Mainfreight shares hit a record $46.95 in early shrink its fleet by 30 percent to keep cash in the SkyCity Entertainment Group fell 3.1 percent to put investors on edge, as they weigh up tepid trading following a strong trading update and coffers. $2.49. US activity for the broader economy. However, upbeat annual meeting yesterday. The shares “That was a bit of a surprise, investors have The Australian banks dropped, giving back the local market managed to shake that off rose 7.6 percent to a record close $46.90, and been anticipating them to continue to see tough some of yesterday’s gains. Australia & New with optimistic trading updates from global are up 10.5 percent so far this year, valuing the times and potentially have to raise new equity Zealand Banking Group fell 1.5 percent to $19.50 logistics firm Mainfreight and rental campervan business at $4.27 billion. capital,” Solly said. “Being cashflow positive in and Westpac Banking Corp fell 2.9 percent to operator Tourism Holdings. Better than expected Jarden analysts said the result was 2021 means they might not have to do that.” $18.46. — BusinessDesk 24 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020

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Entertainment Found MAORI PARTY RONGOPAI MARAE GISBORNE WHAREKAHIKA HOROUTA BRANCH AGM COUNTRY MUSIC ESCORTED TOURS FROM A25 PART MEETING On Sunday 16.8.20 CLUB GISBORNE REPLACE OF GOLD ring found 10am SPECIAL GENERAL TRUSTEES SECTION ODEON 5 Makorori Beach 26 Monday 3 August MEETING • 12 days Northland & Coromandel 239/93 2020 AGENDA: Phone 867 3339 July. Ph 863 7225 departs Wednesday 28th October 2020 evenings. 5.30pm • Karakia 16th August 4.15pm Venue: Ruatoria UNHINGED (R16) • 12 days Southern Spectacular Ministry of Justice, Te Tini o Porou • Welcome Blind Foundation SAT-SUN 2.40pm, • Apologies Grey St. (South Island) departs Thursday 12th Court Hearing Centre, 6.40pm, 8.40pm Cnr of Huxley and Hekiera Rd, Ruatoria TUE 12.40pm, 2.40pm, Tyndall Rds • Minutes last AGM AGENDA: November 2020 6.40pm, 8.40pm Meet • Matters Arising Date: 10 August 2020 ings The Horouta Branch of Changes to Constitution WHERE’D YOU GO • Treasurer’s Report Full itinerary & details available from Time: 12.10pm BERNADETTE (M) the Maori Party is • Election Officers Incorporation. World Travellers Elliott Travel SAT-SUN 3.40pm, 6pm, meeting on Monday • Chairperson Marae All welcome Ph 06 868 4129 8.30pm. TUE 1.10pm, 3 August to discuss: • Secretary Marae e. [email protected] 3.40pm, 6pm, 8.30pm • Treasurer J. Phillips - Secretary THE SECRET: DARE TO • Election 2020 Call to • Mahaki Rep Public Notices DREAM (PG) Action HAMIORA HEI JNR SAT-SUN-TUE 1.10pm, • Te Whanau a Kai MĀORI LAND • Membership & Reps TRUST 3.40pm, 8.20pm Fundraising Update MANUTUKE HERBS COURT • General Business ANNUAL GENERAL BRITT-MARIE WAS • General Business HERE (M) SAT-TUE APPLICATIONS • Karakia MEETING Has moved online and 3.20pm, 8.15pm If you are a member into selected stores. HAHAU A11B Tom Witana, Treasurer Date: Saturday 5th SUN 1pm, 5.50pm and supporter of the Now with more choice HOUSE OF CARDIN (E) Change of Date Martin Baker, September 2020 Maori Party and believe Trustee Chairperson on where to shop, you SAT-TUE 1pm and Venue in Mana Maori Time: 10am SUN 3.20pm Public Notices will find their top This Application will Motuhake, Nau mai, selling products at THE KING OF STATEN now be heard on Hara mai. Venue: Maraehako ISLAND (R16) Camp Ground Gordon’s Pharmacy, SAT-SUN-TUE 8.30pm Wednesday 9 Na, Selwyn Parata State Highway 35 Horouta Pharmacy, RADIOACTIVE (M) Stand Out “Unite Te Aitanga A Mahaki” September 2020 Tiamana RD 3, Opotiki 3199 Bramwells Unichem SAT-TUE 5.50pm Te Aitanga a Mahaki Pharmacy, Makaraka SUN 8.15pm Māori Land Court, Give your AGENDA THE PERSONAL Te Whare o Te Rā, Keep Your Privacy (including Mangatu Inc) Veg, Ora Day Spa and advertisement Jackson Chiropractic. HISTORY OF DAVID Ngā Wai e Rua Let us collect responses 1. Karakia Ratification of Recipient Entity COPPERFIELD (PG) Building, to your advertisements. a boost with a 2. Apologies Mangatu Forest (Mangatu 1 &2) Land Or shop from home at SAT-SUN -TUE 12.50pm, 60 Reads Quay, Only $7.00 (incl GST) 3. Minutes of previous & Compensation Claims their online store. 6pm Gisborne for 30 days HIGHLIGHTER AGM TROLLS: WORLD TOUR Manutuke Herbs WILL 11.45am – Review 4. Matters arising from Te Aitanga a Mahaki (including Mangatu (G) SAT-SUN 12.40pm, previous minutes Inc) will be seeking ratification and CONTINUE to provide 4.40pm. TUE 4.40pm of Trust and Replace Gisborne District Council their customers with RESISTANCE (M) the Māori Trustee 5. Chairperson’s Report agreement of the Mangatu Forest 6. Financial Report individual assessments SAT-TUE 8.30pm Please arrive (Mangatu 1 & 2) Land & Compensation and consultations SUN 3.20pm 7. Camping Ground Claims. MILITARY WIVES (M) 15 minutes before 8. Farm Management through their online SAT-SUN 1.10pm, 6pm the allocated time 9. Maraehako stream store. and present to the The information for the hui will be Times may vary subject 10. Kaimoana & available from 31 July 2020 from Te to late changes Court Assistant Secondhand Sunday Reseeding For further 11. Election of 2 Aitanga A Mahaki website and Facebook WWW.ODEONGISBORNE.CO.NZ page, at the information hui noted below information 2 AUGUST 9AM-NOON Trustees Public Notices please contact 12. Finalise Trust Deed or [email protected] or 021

Classifieds Te Tumu Paeroa NOTICE PUBLIC Items to be placed at the front gate and amendments 768 462. NOTICE UNDER C/- Te Tumu Paeroa taken in after midday. 13. Omarumutu Phone People registered with Te Aitanga a SECTION 35, 869 0601 Wellington Please do not enter private properties. 14. Whanau Hui TRUSTEE ACT 1956 (0800) 943 682 attendees Mahaki Trust, Mangatu Inc and Te 68 Awapuni Rd, 24 Bulwer Rd, 5 Campion 15. Horses Whanau o Wi Pere Trust will receive IN THE ESTATE OF Rd, 14 Collins St, 19 Elsthorpe Ave, 116A 16. Lease Agreements voting forms. Registrations will open JACK EBENEZER Harris St, 10 Healey Pl, 2 Hospital Rd, 6 17. Occupation Order from 1st August until 30 August 2020 JOHN MITCHELL, Island Rd, 2C Karamu St, 14 Kennedy St, for Beatrice Hei through www.mahaki.com of Waipiro Bay, New Gisborne District Council 18. General Business Zealand, Beneficiary, 16 King St, 41 Mary St, 16 Ralph St, 59 deceased. Roebuck Rd, 5 Ropata St, 21 Seymour Rd, 19. Karakia Registration for voting and support for a 3 Willow St. Whakamutunga Recipient Entity can also be taken at each Pursuant to s. 35 of the of the hui. Votes will be received at the Trustee Act 1956 hui as well. Both registration and receipt NOTICE IS HEREBY Creative Public Notices of votes into a private ballot will be GIVEN that all carried out by an independent creditors and other www.gdc.govt.nzw.gdc.govt.nz persons having claims Communities Hauiti Marae organisation. against or in respect of The Trustees of the the estate of the PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC Funding 15 Fitzherbert Street The results of the ratification votes will PO Boxx 747 Gisborne 4040 Hauiti advise that the abovenamed deceased be noted on the Te Aitanga A Mahaki or any property forming PHONE 06 867 2049 effects of Covid-19 APPLICATIONS FOR COMMUNITY website and Facebook page from 4 part of any such estate FREEPHONE 0800 653 800 remain foremost in the ART PROJECTS ARE NOW OPEN September 2020. are required to send EMAIL [email protected] hosting of hui at the Arts-based community projects can marae. their claims to the Please do not hesitate to contact Willie Te undermentioned solici- apply for funding assistance from the All future bookings will Aho should you have any queries. tors for the adminis- Creative Communities Funding Scheme. Gisborne District Council be assessed on an trator within one month Projects must meet one or more of the individual basis and a Pehimana Brown of the date of following criteria: prompt decision pro- Chair publication of this vided to all enquiries. Te Aitanga a Mahaki Trust notice and NOTICE IS • Opportunities for a broad number of For all bookings HEREBY GIVEN that people to participate in arts activities. enquiries please contact 6pm, 5/8: Auckland - Tatai Hono after such date the • Activities that support diversity in the Meetings Hiraina on Cell 021 237 Marae, 10 Burleigh Street, Grafton. administrator proposes arts and unique cultures. 9313. to transfer or distribute • Encourages young people (under 18) to CHANGE OF DATE 6pm, 6/8: Hamilton, Te Kohinga the assets of the engage and participate in the arts. Marama Marae, Waikato University. deceased among the PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC Wednesday 5 August parties entitled thereto The application form and guidelines Public Notices Extraordinary Council Meeting 6pm, 7/8: Rotorua, Novotel having regard to the are available on our website or from to follow Finance & Performance claims of which the customer service. 1pm, 8/8: Mangatu Marae administrator then has Meeting agendas and associated reports notice and that in such Applications close 5pm Friday 28 are available on our website two days 6pm, 8/8: Tarere Marae event the administrator August 2020. will not in respect of the before the scheduled meeting. This notice 7pm, 9/8: Via Zoom - For more information contact the is given under the Local Government property so transferred https://us02web.zoom.us/j/unitemahaki or distributed be liable Funding and Contracts Advisor. Oicial Information and Meetings Act to any person of whose 1987. MEASURING 6pm, 10/8: Napier War Memorial, 48 claim they had no DAY Marine Parade. notice at the time of such transfer or Sat 8th 6pm 13/8: Palmerston North distribution:- August Distinction, 175 Cuba Street www.gdc.govt.nz www.gdc.govt.nzw.gdc.govt.nz Rishworth Wall & 6pm, 14/8: Wellington City Rydges Mathieson, Solicitors 15 Fitzherbert Street 9.00am - noon PO Box 55 15 Fitzherbert Street PO Box 747 Gisborne 4040 Showgrounds Park GISBORNE PO Boxx 747 Gisborne 4040 11am, 15/8: Christchurch City Sudima, PHONE 06 867 2049 EMAIL: PHONE 06 867 2049 Anyone wanting life 47 Salisbury Street. FREEPHONE 0800 653 800 office@wainui EAST COAST RESIDENTS 0800 653 800 certificates contact EMAIL [email protected] 1pm, 16/8: Takipu Marae – which will chambers.co.nz EMAIL [email protected] Peter Andrew 0274 396 737 also be livestreamed Solicitors for the Administrator 26 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 Public Notices Situations Vacant Situations Vacant Situations Situations Vacant Vacant TE WHANAU-A-TAUPARA WAREHOUSE/DELIVERY TRUST NOMINATIONS FOR PERSON WANTED WAIMA LOGGING RETAIL TRUST BOARD MEMBERSHIP Bush women/men POSITION Permanent position - 37 hours per A fulltime position is available for a wanted. This is a part-time Two of the current trustees, Messrs Maui week. We seek a motivated, organized conscientious person for handling inwards Tree Fallers position in a Tangohau and Barry Thomas will retire by and supportive person to work with and outwards goods. Breaker Outs Retail Store. individual or small groups of learners rotation. QC/Poley It will involve some who need assistance. Ability to use digital Must be tidy, computer literate and hold a weekend work. In addition the trustee position of the late Mr technology and previous experience current vehicle and forklift license. Must be Good work John Ruru is also available. environment close Please reply to working with youth preferred but not physically fit and have good manual skills. to town. essential. Herald Box No. 3 The remaining Trustees invite Nominations A DG license would be an advantage. Top rates for team from members of the Whanau for suitably Ideal applicant will demonstrate: players. experienced and qualified candidates to fill Phone 06 867 9550 to request an interview Ph Eru: 022 476 0772 the vacancies. • Successful experience working with young people Messrs Maui Tangohau and Barry Thomas • Excellent relationship building and Situations Vacant have given notice that they shall be offering management skills themselves for nomination. • Patience, resilience, adaptability, Situations Vacant empathy and tolerance Application forms are available from the: • They are a team player able to meet Te Whanau-A-Taupara Trust office Matapuna’s workplace expectations ROBERT MONK PO Box 847, Gisborne 4040 • A positive role model that can motivate TRANSPORT LTD Cnr Reads Quay and Lowe Street and inspire youth to achieve to their 1st Floor, Nga Wai e Rua Building potential Have a position available at our Gisborne depot for a Driver/Storeman. Gisborne 4010 Applicants must have a full license, be ASSISTANT CHEESEMAKER Tel/Fax 06 863 2959 able to pass a Police Vet to work with The successful applicant will need to Email: vulnerable children and be drug free. have their full Class 2 and Forklift The above fulltime position has become [email protected] For an application form and process Licence. DG would be preferable but not available within our dynamic business, Nomination forms must be received by the please email [email protected] or essential. based here in Gisborne. To be eligible applicants must have the following Secretary no later than 5pm, Monday 24th collect one from the ofice. They will also need to have good time August 2020. attributes: Applications close on Tuesday the 11th management and organisational skills, Confirmation of nominations can be made of August at 5pm. have an ability to accept clear • Prior knowledge of, or experience by email poll. instructions, and communicate in a with food manufacturing would be friendly manner. advantageous; • Be physically it and able as the role is The role will involve working with our physically challenging; Depot Manager, performing local • Display a positive attitude and be a deliveries (which will involve some team player with a high degree of Situations Vacant heavy lifting) and any necessary store lexibility; duties. • Show initiative and be able to work autonomously when required with Please send your CV to [email protected] or alternatively call 06 867 7899. excellent time management skills; Situations Vacant • Be available to work one Sunday in Applications close on Friday 7th August every three. 2020. • Must be able to commence work Monday 24th August 2020. Environmental Manager Hours are approximately 40 per week, including weekend work and some Gisborne, Tairāwhiti Faultperson/ Public Holidays.

Headquartered in Gisborne, Eastland Group Line Mechanic Situations Vacant Please send CV and references to kelly@ specialises in regional infrastructure. We run About the Role: waimatacheese.co.nz or by post to PO Tairawhiti port, airport and electricity lines Box 863, Gisborne 4040. Applications company, as well as generation assets including As our region grows, we're keeping up with the close 9th August 2020. geothermal power plants in Kawerau. development and demand. We have two new Eastland Group's purpose is to deliver consistent vacancies in our Eastland Network team. This is an growth and excellent returns to our shareholder, exciting opportunity to contribute to a dynamic, Situations Vacant Trust Tairawhiti, for the ultimate benefit of the challenging industry that's critical to our whole community. community. Working in the East Coast area from Te Puna Whakatupu o Whare Āmai Potaka in the north to Putorino in the South, these GISBORNE COMMUNITY We have a new opportunity for a permanent pivotal roles will attend to faults in a prompt and Vacancies full-time Environmental Manager based at the port. timely manner, whilst maintaining the safety and EARLY EDUCATION CENTRE The position plays a key role maintaining our wellbeing of our customers and yourself. Early Learning Centre businesses ability to operate successfully within our We wish to recruit positive, hardworking, and TE WHARE TIAKI TAMARIKI community, managing and mitigating our impacts. Kaiako (Educator) - Permanent, experienced Faultperson/Line Mechanics, who This environmental champion will keep our will help ensure the lights stay on. Part Time (30 hours per week) We are seeking Two fun, passionate, business moving beyond compliance, proactively • Are you a qualified Early Childhood professional Early Childhood Teachers who promoting and managing the reduction of our Our ideal candidates will also: footprint wherever practical. educator? are qualified and registered to join our Demonstrate a calm, professional temperament enthusiastic teams. To succeed in this role, along with your positive with the ability to cope in high-pressure • Do you have experience working with personality and enthusiasm, you will need: environments tamariki in early childhood education or new entrants? INFANT/TODDLER TEACHER To have eective communication skills to Have outstanding attention to detail, strong consult, liaise, and communicate with and professional interpersonal and • Do you have a sound understanding of We have a well established Tautoko System stakeholders, including local iwi and hapu communication skills Mäori culture, values, tikanga and reo? (Primary Care) approach which is inspired Be able to provide technical advice on the Have an absolute commitment to safety and by the Pikler and RIE philosophies. A take an active part of positive safety culture Kaitautoko (Cook) – Permanent, environment and environmental management genuine interest in this specialised area of issues in and around the port, inner harbour, Have a current NZ EWRB practising licence with Part Time (20 hours per week) and marina areas teaching is crucial to supporting the existing experience with 11kV switching operations and • Do you have a Certificate in Food & To be able to prepare and manage resource character and culture of our nurturing, home 400V and 11kV overhead line construction and Beverage Service or related? consent applications, and associated reports maintenance like environment. Be self-motivated and able to work Have flexibility to be available for an on-call • Do you have a sound understanding of independently after hour faults roster portion control and the nutritional needs of EARLY CHILDHOOD TEACHER Training in Environmental Management, Current Class 1 and Class 2 full Drivers Licence babies, toddlers and young tamariki with Environmental Science, Environmental the ability to cook 30-60 meals? We are inspired by the Pikler/RIE and Engineer or similar About us: • Do you have experience working in a Reggio philosophies and have a long 5+ years relevant experience, and knowledge Eastland Network is the electricity lines company similar role and with pre-school children? established Tautoko System (Primary Care) of regulatory requirements for Gisborne, Wairoa and the East Coast. We own approach. We believe that genuine We don't just want someone that can do the job, and maintain the poles, wires and underground Kaiako (Educator) - Casual Relievers relationship building is the key to all we want someone who has the drive to do a cabling used by electricity retailers to supply • Do you have experience working with children’s learning and have an inquiry great job and has a passion for what our customers with electricity. We are part of Eastland tamariki in early childhood education or organisation and values stand for. If you wish to Group, who specialises in regional infrastructure in approach to teaching and learning. new entrants? take this opportunity to work for an organisation the areas of ports, electricity distribution and that knows the worth of its people, apply today. electricity generation. • Can you be available as an on-call reliever If your personal philosophy includes these, to work as required between the hours of please get in touch for an Application and Eastland Group oers excellent conditions of Eastland Group o‹ers excellent conditions of Job Description. employment and competitive remuneration. employment and competitive remuneration. If you 7:30am to 5:30pm, Monday to Friday? Toitu te whenua, toitu to moana, toitu te are a motivated self-starter, apply today. • Are you comfortable working in a Mäori 175 Palmerston Road, Gisborne learning environment? tangata. If the land is well, if the sea is well, Applicants should have NZ residency or a valid NZ [email protected] the people will thrive. work visa. Ph 06 867 7565 To apply for this job go to: If any of these vacancies interest you and you To apply for this job go to: http://eastlandcareers.nz/Vacancies www.eastlandcareers.nz & enter ref have what we are looking for please view our Please Note: All applications will be & enter ref code: 5149499. code: 5152793. Applications close 12 website for further details: considered. Applications close 09 August 2020 August 2020. https://twoa.careercentre.net.nz/ Applications close 9am, 28th August 2020. The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 CLASSIFIEDS 27 Work Wanted Work Wanted Work Wanted Work Wanted MOTORING HOME & LEISURE & MARINE FARMING PROPERTY ALTERATIONS. MESSY GARDEN?? HOUSE plans drawn, ELECTRICIAN. All Renovations & build alterations, extensions. works certified. 10% Firewood Cars Wanted Livestock Real Estate work. Ph 0273 618 863. "Let us do it for you." Ph 0273 618 863. off hourly rate. Paul, Ph 027 659 2915. 0226 783 024. TREE removals, tree 2M3 Pine $120, 4m3 OLD, reliable single LOCAL family want- $220, 6m3 $320, 8m3 cab ute. Please ph ing to buy farmland. trimming, greenwaste GIB fixing and stopp- removed, 027 466 8201. $430, 12m3 $640. 2nd Andrew, 0274 464 387. With or without a ing, exterior plastering, grade Pine 4m3, $100. house. Anything con- Situations Vacant Matawhero Cattle LBP registered. Ph Ph 862 8876. www. Cars Wanted sidered. Enquiries kept Shayne Norris macsfirewood.co.nz Sale confidential. Ph 2810 Plasterer, 027 474 9786. Tuesday 4th August 064 or 027 894 7484. VEHICLES 2020, 11am Situations For Sale 480 Cattle WANTED to buy, Vacant WANTED Comprising: house for local family. Stand Out 10 TALENTS Cash paid for trucks, 2 - 3bdrms, small to Give your advertisement 35 Ormond Rd 140 2yr Strs med. section. Budget a boost with a vans, utes, 4x4, 65 Ylg Strs ASHFORD KNITTING in any condition. $350,000 - $400,000. 90 Ylg Hfrs Ph 021 288 0499. HIGHLIGHTER WOOL Dead or alive. 25 AFFCO NEW ZEALAND LTD R2yr Hfrs Selling last of deleted Ph 0800 33 33 98 10 R3yr Hfrs t or Lea colours 75 Ylg Bulls To Le se WAIROA PLANT PROCESSING Situations 5 MA Bulls WORKERS APPLICATIONS Vacant From Mon 3rd Aug to 70 MS feeder calves TIDY 3bdrm house incl Sat 15th Aug Readers garage/shed, avail Aug, We are gearing up for the New Season situated in Waerenga-a- We are looking for an UNIVERSAL Fruit and Bargains Hika area, 10 mins from and we are seeking applications for energetic person to be ENGINEERING seasonal employment in lamb and beef Produce AT YOUR SERVICE city boundary, $420pw our new Gateway and DOLLS crib & 56cm + pre-paid bond. Please departments. We have vacancies in Trades Coordinator. 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If you are punctual and ricator to join our 7 days, eftpos available. Infra Vector heater, 2 FIRST time in town reliable, then interested persons should You will be working experienced team. bars $30. Sewing responsible, tidy with our senior Asian lady, 28yrs, 36D, woman. 021 121 3478. make enquiry to the plant workforce It will be an advantage cabinet $50. Ph 0276 in/out calls. Ph 022 432 students, community Wan t ed t o B u y 005 054. development officer on (06) 838 8139 to businesses and staff. to have worked in a 904. arrange an application pack to be sent, or This role is 37.5 hours wide variety of CRAYFISH pots, Bee- EXIDE Extreme car attend directly to the plant office Hunter- per week term time engineering disciplines hive round. Ph 867 battery, x40cpmf, 400 Brown Street, Wairoa, between 8am and only, starting 12th and be trade qualified. 6147. cca, 44 ah, 12V, 14.8V Focus On 4pm. Or alternatively e-mail wairoajobs@ October 2020. If this If you are looking for a max vehicle charge affco.co.nz for one to be sent out to you. sounds like you email role with variety and Readers rate, still under The Land careers@gisboyshigh. want to be part of a Bargains warranty, $130. Ph/txt Affco Wairoa strives to be a drug-free net for an application great team, then this 021 466 155. workplace and a pre-employment drug pack. Applications Farming news role will appeal to you. ALUMINIUM fold-up test is part of the application process. close Friday 14th MAN’S large navy blue and local profiles August at 5pm. Please apply to extension ladder, 3.8m Universal Engineering, extended, $150. Ph 868 winter robe, $10. Wednesdays and 226 Stanley Road, 5432. 100mm B&D angle Situations Vacant grinder $30, Craftsman Saturdays in your Gisborne or call/text Gisborne Herald Rama TeAre 027 230 DOG kennel, solid chainsaw, 20" bar, 9313 or Phil 021 0233 wood construction, suit 55cc, very reliable, 5582. med/lge dog, $50. Ph $130 firm. Ph 863 ACTING CLINICAL NURSE MANAGER – 863 1241. 1976. Situations WELL CHILD Situations Vacant Vacant 1.0 FTE (FIXED TERM 9 MONTHS) Are you committed to improve equity in health services and outcomes? If yes, then this role may interest YOU! The Acting Clinical Nurse Manager of Well Child will provide clinical leadership and oversight to the Well Child team to ensure all staffing requirements are managed effectively and efficiently to enable provision of safe, high quality a- and equitable care for tamariki, rangatahi and wh nau. TEACHER AIDE You will be leading a range of programmes including: Marina Manager FOR PRIMARY • Public health nursing. INDUSTRY TRADES You can sell anything • Communicable diseases. ACADEMY by advertising • Immunisation/outreach immunisation. Take this opportunity to work for an organisation that knows the value of • B4 school checks. its people. Lytton High School Classifieds seeks a keen person 869 0601 • Youth health/HEADSS. Headquartered in Gisborne, Eastland Group specialises in regional • Gateway. with some practical Business infrastructure. We run Tairāwhiti's port, airport and electricity lines hands-on skills to • Ear nurses. company, as well as generation assets including geothermal power plants 869 0616 • Vision and hearing. in Kawerau. We also manage a range of exciting property investments, support the Primary including the Inner Harbour Marina and surrounding hospitality precinct. Trades Academy teacher with a variety of Eastland Group aims to deliver consistent growth and excellent returns to our tasks. The role will shareholder, Trust Tairāwhiti, for the ultimate benefit of the whole community. involve working with Right now, we're looking for a customer service-focused Marina students inside and Manager, who will: outside the classroom. Keep Provide high levels of service to all stakeholders and customers, at the Must have a current Excellent interpersonal skills with evidence of sound community relationships. face of Eastland Port in and around the Inner Harbour Marina driver’s licence. Your Take responsibility for the e€cient and e‚ective day-to-day operations This is a fixed term, at the marina term time only position Privacy Collect and record income from vessels berthing at wharves 4, 5, 6 and for 20 hours per week, Let us collect the marina to commence as soon as Provide administration support to the wider commercial team, including possible, subject to responses to your coordination of repairs and maintenance of investment properties availability, until the advertisements. Assist with maintaining high health and safety standards and systems end of the junior Only $7.00 (incl GST) Actively promote and deliver environmental and sustainable initiatives academic year i.e. to protect and enhance the inner harbour precinct Friday 11th December, for 30 days As a dependable individual, you will bring to the role: 2020. Ask about Herald A flexible, proactive, customer-focused approach and ‘can do' attitude Please request an box numbers Excellent computer, communication and record-keeping abilities application form and ph 869 0601 Sound time management, problem-solving and relationship-building skills job description, send Experience in property management your covering letter, a Be physically fit and have a full New Zealand Driver's licence copy of your CV and the contact details of 2 Having This position is full time. referees either by post Applicants should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa and a clean to the Principal Lytton a garage criminal history. High School, PO Box sale Apply online www.hauoratairawhiti.org.nz Eastland Group o‚ers excellent conditions of employment and competitive 635 Gisborne 4040 or remuneration. If you are someone who likes to "make things happen" and email sue@lyttonhigh. Saturday? would like to be part of Eastland Group, please apply today. net To apply for this job go to: http://eastlandcareers.nz/Vacancies Applications close 3pm, Deadline to & enter ref code: 5144570. Friday 7th August 2020. advertise is The District Health Board of Gisborne/Tairawhiti Applications close 09 August 2020 Wiremu Elliott 2pm Thursday. Principal 28 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate open homes

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For more information contact: Jane Smith on 869 0617, [email protected] The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 SPORT 29 Bridge results MONDAY, July 27 — Sean Shivnan Pharmacy Championship Pairs 6 North/South East/West Robin Bennett, Jean Bennett 61.57 Glenys Evans, Beverley Evans 56.48 Stephen Francks, Amanda Matthews 57.64 Jean Turnbull, Caroline Taylor 55.79 NAILBITING FINAL: Diana Styche, Joy Marden 56.02 Katrine Matthews, Hans van der Kuijl 55.32 Tom Duffin Fours WEDNESDAY, July 29 — Craigs Investment Partners Championship Pairs 6 winners (from left) North/South East/West skip Warren Gibb, Robin Bennett, Jean Bennett 65.77 Rosemary Rowell, Jean Turnbull 63.99 Marise Raklander, Trish Corson, Hans van der Kuijl 58.04 Joy Marden, Diana Styche 57.74 Kayla Trowell Robin Corson, Bette Parker 54.76 Glenys Evans, Katrine Matthews 53.27 (holding trophy) and Bruce Easton. They THURSDAY, July 30 — Vicki Coley Property Brokers Junior Championship Pairs 6 won a thrilling final North/South East/West 8-6. Linda White, Caroline Kirkpatrick 62.30 Brent Turnbull, Murray Owen 56.35 Picture by Paul Gretchen Ivess, Beverley Evans 58.33 Linda Spargo, Delwyn Arthur 53.57 Rickard Margot Searle, Vicki Nickerson 50.40 Katrina Duncan, Yvonne Waide 53.17 FRIDAY, July 31 — Share NZ Pairs 1 North/South East/West Caroline Kirkpatrick, Robin Corson 61.31 Anne Roberts, Roger Hayward 56.85 Carol Joblin, Margaret Amor 58.63 Diana Styche, Jean Turnbull 55.65 Ora Peipi, Jean Bennett 58.33 Noel Minaar, Frank Roach 53.57 On the mats — Indoor bowls news The ST1 Forestry Tom Duffin Fours was a great By End 7, Raklander was firing. She played two nice crucial. Gibb was left with the point . . . 7-6. Easton grabbed a record 12th Tom Duffin Fours title success, and the nine-end final was one not to miss. draw bowls to hold two shots. Lynn got the point back On the last end, Trowell’s team held two shots, and 77th title overall. Raklander, just back from a Warren Gibb, Bruce Easton, Marise Raklander for Trowell’s team, only for Easton to play one of his but then Easton delivered the shot of the day. He 22-year break from the game, got classier as the day and Kayla Trowell came up against Nathan Trowell, many classy bowls in the game to regain the point. played through short bowls, wicked off another bowl, wore on to pick up her 16th centre title, and Kayla David Lynn, Akuhata Keelan and Lois Lamont. Gibb drew another point and it was 6-6. grabbing the kitty on his way through. It looked like Trowell — whose improvement this year has been Trowell’s team led 5-2 after four ends. On the fifth On End 8, Gibb’s team held shot with Trowell Easton’s bowl would go off the mat, but it stopped at outstanding — picked up title No. 3 and her second end, Keelan was unlucky and killed the kitty, giving having last bowl. The question was whether to try to the edge for the point. Neither Lynn nor Trowell could title all up in 2020. Gibb’s team two penalty points to close it to 5-4. get the shot and go one up, giving Gibb the last bowl get the shot bowl off the mat, so Gibb’s team won Trowell’s team played Jay Casey, Matthew Foster, Another good effort by Trowell’s team on End 6 on the last end, or leave Gibb with one shot, meaning the 90-minute clash 8-6. Dylan Foster and Mike Foster in the last three teams, pocketed one point for them, to make the score 6-4. Trowell would get last bowl of the game, which can be This gave Gibb his 21st centre title. The in-form and won 12-2. THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY SUDOKU Monday, August 3, 2020 CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Chandler Kenney, 20; Evangeline Lilly, 41; Michael Ealy, 47; Tony Bennett, 94. SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made Happy Birthday: Adapt, and keep moving forward. You can't stand in the way of progress, but up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. you can look for ways to engage and make it work to your beneit. Keeping To solve the puzzle, each row, up will play a major role in how well you do and the rewards you receive. column and 3x3 grid within the Call the shots, own your destiny and focus on building a secure future. Your larger grid must end up containing numbers are 8, 19, 24, 27, 32, 38, 47. each number from 1 to 9, and ARIES (March 21-April 19): each number can only appear Stymie anxiety or anger you are feeling by taking on a physical challenge. once in a row, column or box. Call on those you know and trust to help you make the changes that will propel you in the direction you want to pursue. Personal improvement is A sudoku grid has a single favored. 4 stars unique solution, which can be TAURUS (April 20-May 20): reached without using guesswork. If you want to change, it's up to you to make it happen. Don't sit around, SOlUTiOn in nexT pUblicATiOn. waiting for someone to step in and take over. Put your emotions aside, and do what you need to do. Strive for stability. 2 stars GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Learn from the mistakes others make. Don't fall into a pattern that will hold you back. Pay less attention to what others do, and spend more time mapping out how to get ahead. Knowledge and who you associate with will DOUBLE CROSSWORD No 11,056 determine your future. 5 stars CANCER (June 21-July 22): CRYPTIC CLUES Keep your eye on the money. Spend less, and keep joint holdings under control. Don't take a risk when it comes to business, health or contracts. ACROSS DOWN Anger solves nothing, but discipline and hard work will lead to success. 3 stars 1. Stealing a child as he 1. Goes into stitches, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): slept? (10) perhaps (5) Put drama aside. If you let your emotions take over, you will be left behind. 7. Those who cannot keep 2. 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Expand your mind, and pursue creative endeavors. Romance unpunctual (6) 9. Harsh record with is favored. 5 stars 15. No tale about a shed broken rod given by SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): (4-2) worker (10) Put practicality irst and emotions second. When in doubt, gather the facts 17. Eat away in a buffet 12. Under obligation having before you take action. Given a chance, someone will mislead you. Let your cheaply enough, gone round where the intuition be your guide. Learn from experience, and let success be your perhaps (4) cargo is (8) revenge. 2 stars 18. Given new string, or put 14. Give authority to break SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): on tape (8) the silence (7) Pay attention to what's going on at home and with meaningful relationships. 21. Not coming back with 16. Turn down right to Outside interference will cause problems between you and someone you certain bald patch (7) throw out (6) love. Focus on domestic matters and self-improvement projects. Choose SOLUTIONS TO 22. Pulled off by the artist? 19. Doctor has monkey put peace and love over discord. 4 stars Quick Crossword answers (5) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): PUZZLE 11,055 something on (5) also fit the large grid 23. Regret breaking centre 20. Spiritual charge Don't agree to something you don't want. It's essential to speak up and offer QUICK pane (10) provides the remedy (4) solutions that will beneit everyone. Take control, and you will bring about Across: 6 Weather; 7 Loyal; 9 positive change and better relationships. A possible change, along with Age; 10 Imprudent; 12 Second- compromise, will improve your home life. 3 stars class; 15 Infantrymen; 17 QUICK CLUES AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Continual; 19 Pry; 21 Acute; 22 ACROSS DOWN Pay close attention to the way you look, how you feel and how you present Astound. yourself to the world. You'll have an impact on those who look up to you if you Down: 1 Feign; 2 Sty; 3 Seem; 4 1. Lack (10) 1. Herd (5) are understanding. Romance is on the rise. 3 stars Gondolier; 5 Earnest; 8 Friday; 11 Devastate; 13 Outing; 14 7. Odour (5) 2. Intrepid (8) PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Invoice; 16 Brine; 18 Also; 20 3. Alter (6) Do what's best for everyone. A change based on emotional inluences 8. Clap (7) will create a problem with someone close to you. Consideration, trust and Rot. 10. Divinity (8) 4. Spot (4) CRYPTIC honesty will make matters more comfortable to deal with as you move 11. In addition (4) 5. Garland (7) forward. 3 stars Across: 6 Fall guy; 7 Colts; 9 6. Squeamish (10) Top; 10 Go to court; 12 Nipped in 13. Dethrone (6) Birthday Baby: 9. Unhappy (10) You are energetic, spirited, insightful and unpredictable. You are the; 15 Firm friends; 17 15. Winner (6) Presented; 19 Bud; 21 At sea; 12. Scatter (8) adventuresome and challenging. 22 Alpines. 17. Undo (4) 14. Take the chair Down: 1 Baton; 2 All; 3 Hugo; 4 18. Squeeze (8) (7) STAR RATINGS Colonnade; 5 Starchy; 8 Fondle; FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. 11 Dismissed; 13 Poring; 14 21. Activators (7) 16. Tractable (6) FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. Nitrate; 16 Mules; 18 Eels; 20 22. Rear (5) 19. Wrongs (5) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. Big. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 23. Frailty (10) 20. Check (4) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. 30 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 Gisborne Club Darts Association results INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS 100 (3); S Hohipa (P3 S1 T5) 140, 110, 100 (3); Matt S1 T12) 140st, 140, 125, 123, 100st, 100 (7); E (P0 S0 T0); K Beauchamp (P0 S0 T4) 105, 100 (3); 180s: Antonio Curtis (RSA Men of Mayhem), Reedy (P3 S1 T12) 140, 121, 100st (3), 100 (7); M Tamihana (P3 S1 T5) 140, 125st, 100 (3). P Kelleher (P2 S0 T2) 100 (2); A Shields (P2 S1 T0). Pete Archbold (Roseland Dilligaf), Tristan Reeves Price (P3 S0 T3) 100 (3). Cossy 6-Shooters 7 Roseland Dilligaf 8: R V Poi (P3 S1 T2) 120, 100; L Wynyard (P3 S1 T4) (RSA Outlaws), Thao Duncan (Roseland Say My 2NZ Tao Vikings 4 2NZ Kings 11: A Pohio (P1 T1 Moore (P2 S0 T3) 100st, 100 (2); T O’Neill (P2 S1 171, 100 3); H Haapu (P1 S1 T0); H Namana (P1 S1 Name Again), Amelia Campbell-Ratapu (2NZ Tao S9) 140, 139, 100st (2), 100f, 100 (4); T Campbell- T2) 125 (2); G Higgins (P1 S1 T9) 140 (3), 121st, T0); A Kaa (P2 S1 T4) 140, 121, 105, 100; D Ruru Valkyries). Ratapu (P1 S0 T0); M Kaiwai (P1 S1 T5) 140 (2), 100st (2) 100 (3); R Edwards (P1 S0 T2) 100 (2); M (P2 S0 T2) 110f, 100. Highest start (180): Amelia Campbell-Ratapu 121, 120, 100; T Irwin (P1 S0 T2) 140, 122; JK Nepe Bain (P1 S0 T0); C Watson (P1 S1 T2) 120, 100. M RSA Outlaws 12 RSA Female Outlaws 3: M (2NZ Tao Valkyries). (P0 S0 T2) 100 (2); M Hawea (P0 S0 T4) 120, 100 McDonald (P2 S1 T3) 140 (2), 100; A Cross (P2 S0 Reeves (P2 S1 T4) 123, 101, 100st, 100; R Leach Highest finish (170): Pete Archbold (Roseland (3). I Eyles (P2 S0 T4) 140, 123st, 100st, 100; H T2) 100 (2); N Monika (P2 S0 T7) 140, 118, 101f, (P2 S1 T7) 140, 127 (2), 125, 121, 101, 100; T Dilligaf). Eyles (P2 S1 T13) 140 (3), 130, 123, 121, 115, 101, 100 (4); R Pomana (P2 S1 T1) 100; P Archbold (P1 Reeves (P2 S1 T5) 180, 140st, 140, 125, 100; S Most tons (13): Hunter Eyles (2NZ Kings). 100 (5); C Kiri (P2 S0 T8) 140 (3), 100st, 100 (4); S1 T10) 180, 170f, 125st, 125 (2), 107f, 100 (4); H Reeves (P2 S1 T3) 140, 130, 120; D Reeves (P2 J Kiri (P2 S1 T10) 140, 129, 123, 121st, 100 (6); K Phillips (P1 S0 T0). S1 T7) 117, 100st, 100 (5); E Reeves (P2 S1 T3) TEAM RESULTS Arahanga (P3 S1 T7) 140st, 140 (3), 100st, 100 (2); 2NZ Rebels 13 Cossy (2) 2: L Barbarich (P2 140, 100 (2). C Waikawa (P2 S0 T6) 120, 100 (5); K (P = pairs won. S = singles won. T = total tons) L Eyles (P3 S1 T5) 140, 100st, 100 (3). S1 T6) 140, 138, 100 (4); L Kaa (P2 S0 T1) 107; C Waikawa (P2 S0 T3) 121, 100 (2); B Reeves (P0 S0 Roseland Say My Name Again 10 Wahine Toa Cossy Double Seekers 3 RSA Stallions 12: Reiri (P3 S1 T6) 140, 129, 100 (4); Gary P (P3 S1 T2) 140, 100; V Ngauu (P0 S0 T3) 140, 120, 100; N 5: T Duncan (P3 S1 T11) 180, 140st (2), 100st, 100f, G Harding (P1 S1 T6) 116, 100st (2), 100 (3); D T3) 133, 115, 100; G Vaotuaa (P3 S1 T3) 125, 100 Reeves (P1 S0 T6) 156, 140st, 109, 100st, 100 (2); 100 (6); W Whaitiri (P3 S0 T0); Tui Duncan (P2 S1 Bullivant (P1 S0 T0); A Stairs (P0 S0 T3) 140st, 140, (2); J Noanoa (P3 S1 T8) 140, 125, 100st, 100 (5). C Tamihana (P1 S0 T1) 140. T6) 140, 129, 128, 118, 100st (2); D Nepe (P2 S0 100; S Deedman (P0 S0 T5) 100 (5); K Harding (P0 K Hannam (P0 S0 T6) 140, 121, 100 (4); K Farmer Byes: Roseland, 2NZ Tao TCL. T3) 100 (3); C Lewis (P2 S0 T3) 140, 101, 100st; W S0 T1) 111; L Low (P0 S1 T2) 121, 100. E Brown (P0 S1 T0) A Wildbore (P0 S0 T4) 140, 120, 100st, Lewis (P2 S1 T5) 140, 100 (4). M Renata (P0 S0 T0); (P2 S0 T3) 100st, 100 (2); K Unuwai (P2 S1 T1) 102, 100; T Hohipa (P0 S0 T1) 129; P McRoberts (P1 S0 Draw for TUESDAY — C Whaitiri (P0 S1 T4) 115, 100 (3); D Barbarich (P0 100; W Brown (P3 S1 T3) 125, 100 (2); M Lemon (P3 T4) 133, 124, 100st (2); J Witika (P1 S0 T3) 135, 2NZEF: 2NZ Tao Vikings v RSA Stallions, 2NZ S0 T5) 125, 123st, 100 (3); S Barbarich (P0 S1 T3) S1 T0); C Beattie (P3 S1 T7) 140 (2), 100st, 100 (4); 100 (2). Kings v 2NZ Tao Valkyries, 2NZ Rebels Wahine 100 (3); T Aspalter (P2 S1 T4) 140, 133, 100st, 100; A Higham (P3 S0 T6) 140st, 140 (2), 120, 100 (2). 2NZ MMXX 5 Cossy Spandangles 10: M Nepe Purotu v 2NZ MMXX, 2NZ Rebels v Cossy Corys N Fraider (P2 S0 T1) 100. 2NZ (3) 0 RSA Men of Mayhem 15: E Thomas (P1 S0 T1) 123; C Nepe (P1 S0 T1) 116; L Monika 6-Shooters, 2NZ Tao TCL v Roseland Dilligaf. 2NZ Tao Valkyries 3 Cossy Done & Dusted 12: (P0 S0 T4) 120, 100 (3); O Pohio (P0 S0 T2) 140, (P0 S0 T0); K Cribb (P0 S0 T0); A Collier (P2 S1 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB: Cossy Done & Dusted A Campbell-Ratapu (P2 S0 T6) 180st 165, 140, 132, 100st; L Cook (P0 S0 T5) 140, 125, 100 (3); H T1) 128; S Waikawa (P2 S1 T4 1135st, 105, 101st, v 2NZ Rebels Wahine Toa, Cossy Spandangles v 125, 100; J Campbell-Ratapu (P2 S0 T6) 140, 125, Pewhairangi (P0 S0 T1) 116; E Stuart (P0 S0 T1) 100. P Ellingham (P3 S1 T2) 140, 132; M Evans (P3 Cossy (2). 121, 100st, 100 (2); J Richardson (P1 S0 T3) 100st, 160; R Te Pou (P0 S0 T6) 140, 121st, 100 (4). M S1 T8) 140, 121, 100 (6); N Gooch (P2 S1 T0); I Te ROSELAND: Roseland Say My Name v 100 (2); S Eyles (P0 S0 T1) 100; K Hawea (P0 S1 Leach (P3 S1 T12) 140, 125st, 100st (4), 100 (6); L Ahorangi (P2 S1 T4) 100st, 100 (3); B Walters (P1 Roseland. T6) 140, 121, 100 (4). J Love (P1 S1 T7) 125st, 121, Tamihana (P3 S1 T9) 140 (2), 120, 100st, 100 (5); S0 T2) 100 (2); M Morrell (P1 S0 T0). RSA: RSA Men of Mayhem v Cossy Double 116f, 100 (4); J Reedy (P1 S1 T7) 140, 125, 120 (2), T Ratapu (P3 S1 T10) 140st, 140 (2), 135, 100 (6); RSA (1) 4 2NZ Wahine Purotu 11: A Bacon (P1 Seekers, RSA xFMO v RSA (1). 100 (3); M Reedy (P3 S1 T7) 140st, 140 (2), 132, A Curtis (P3 S1 T5) 180, 100 (4); J Griffiths (P3 S0 T2) 108, 100; J Kelleher (P1 S0 T0); M Hooper Byes: 2NZ(3), RSA Outlaws. Tuivasa-Sheck feeling the strain Relay tourney RUGBY LEAGUE footy team. “But I know how I feel and there are just proves big hit “Some days I can see the burden that he days when you need them around. Roger WARRIORS coach Todd Payten can see carries on his shoulders.” has said it openly that his family makes him Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is struggling without It comes after David Fusitu’a, Ken happy. with players his family beside him but says his captain Maumalo, Agnatius Paasi and King “He’s a personable kid. In Auckland, he BADMINTON has not yet asked to go home. Vuniyayawa all returned home to their doesn’t go out a lot. He lives on the edge Tuivasa-Sheck was again one of the families in New Zealand last week, missing of town. THE final round of the two-week relay tournament Warriors’ best in last night’s win against the the rest of the season. “Home is his sanctuary; he’s on his farm was held at the Badminton Centre on Wednesday. Wests Tigers, kicking expertly close to the Payten said Tuivasa-Sheck had not and likes to be home with his family.” Some skilful play and close matches were on line and running over 230 metres. spoken to him about wanting to return The Warriors captain could face another show. Remembering the score was still a big issue. But off the field, Payten can tell 2020 is home, and he did not believe that would be difficult decision this year, if the Kiwis can Junior players Jesse Russell and Rubi Perano filled taking its toll on the 27-year-old. his wish. fit in end-of-year tests. in for two masters players who pulled out of the event The fullback has two children under the But he had urged the senior Warrior to Tuivasa-Sheck would be among the first due to illness. age of three, and after the departures of apply to bring his family over, given he will picked, but given the difficulties entering The winning team members were Dave Colbert, four Warriors last week is now the only Kiwi have been separated from them for three New Zealand it’s likely any tests against Gabe Perano, Adrianne McLeod, Linda White and in the squad not to have his family in camp. months this week. Tonga or the Kangaroos would need to be Amy McNay (Alert 1), with 242 points. Runners- “He’s probably doing it toughest out of all “I made the decision to bring my family in Australia. up were Ron Prebble, Alan Ledger, Rubi Perano of us,” Payten said. over and I grabbed him and said, ‘It’s been Assuming Tuivasa-Sheck returns home (subsitute for Debbie Brown), Stella Perano and Dane “I know he’s not content, he’s not satisfied a weight off my shoulders and I think you at the end of the NRL regular season, Berry (Alert 3), with 217pts. — he’s a little bit muddled with his feelings. should do the same’,” Payten said. that would require him to enter two weeks’ The plate event was won by Hamish Ledger, “He’s always on his phone — it’s tough “I know his family has family at home, quarantine again before playing if he Makuini Winiata, Kanamik Khan, Corey Lugtig and for him. He’s got to lead the club, lead a which is a big help. wishes to run out. — AAP Ruth Ledger (Alert 4) with 207pts. Runners-up just two points back were Justin Kent, Ross Hannam, Jesse Russell (substitute for Victoria West), Donna Some may get another bite of cherry Lugtig and Iain West, with 205 points. Final — Court 1: Dave Colbert/Adrianne McLeod BASKETBALL by Ben O’Brien-Leaf next Thursday. Trident High School teacher-in-charge def Ron Prebble/Rubi Perano 31/21; McLeod/Amy In Game 1 on Thursday, Sebastian of basketball Mike Te Kurapa has a high McNay def Dane Berry/Rubi Perano 62/55; McNay/ GISBORNE Boys’ High School and Wilson (9pts), Daley Riri (6pts) and Cody regard for GBHS and Trident’s shared Linda White lost to Berry/Stella Perano 86/93; White/ Trident have a good thing going. Tarei (4pts) fought hard as Gisborne basketball history. It was former GBHS McLeod lost to Rubi and Stella Perano 118/124. Although the David Glendenning- trailed 11-4 at quartertime to draw level A star and original Rising Sun Errol Court 2: Gabe Perano/ McNay lost to Alan Ledger/ coached GBHS team lost all three of 13-all at the break before Trident once Wilson, when living in Whakatane, who Berry 22/31; Colbert/White def Prebble/S Perano their games at the Trident Invitational more raced out to a 31-18 lead, heading first brought a Trident team to play 62/55; G Perano/ McLeod def A Ledger/ R Perano Basketball Tournament in Whakatane on into the fourth period. Gisborne here 10 years ago. 93/71; Colbert/G Perano def Prebble/A Ledger 124/93. Thursday, some of those Gisborne players In Game 2, Te Wharekura o Mauao The following year, both senior and COVID Plate — Court 3: Justin Kent/Jesse Russell may soon get another bite of the cherry. held the advantage throughout, 11-4, junior boys’ teams from both schools met def Hamish Ledger/Kanamik Khan 31/27; Russell/Iain Gisborne, under their captain Henare 20-14 and 28-27. Tarei (8pts) and Ethan and by 2015, the fixture had become a West lost to Khan/Ruth Ledger 42/62; Donna Lugtig/I Tofilau, lost 48-28 to Trident High School, Pearson (5pts) of GBHS were to the fore. tournament. West lost to Corey Lugtig/R Ledger 55/93; Russell/ D 29-28 to Te Wharekura o Mauao and William Collier (10pts), Wilson (6pts) “Thanks to Gisborne Boys’ High and Lugtig lost to Khan/ C Lugtig 81/124. 47-38 to Te Kura Kokiri yesterday in the and Riri (5pts) led Gisborne Boys’ High Rotorua for their commitment to a Court 4: Ross Hannam/Iain West lost to R Ledger/ senior section of the tournament, having scorers in Game 3, Collier being the first continued link and for an exciting last Makuini Winiata 28/31; Justin Kent/D Lugtig def H won it last year. The junior tournament and only one of their players to score in five years,” Te Kurapa said. Ledger/C Lugtig 62/52; Hannam/ Russell def Khan / will also be held at the same venue — double-figures — though they trailed Te “Thank-you for your continued Winiata 93/72; Kent/Hannam def H Ledger/Winiata Whakatane War Memorial Stadium — Kura Kokiri 15-9, 22-11 and 36-23. support.” 124/83. Turanganui a Kiwa Darts Association results A Grade Ngarangione 180st, 180, 140, 125st (2), 125 (4), B Grade Knights 8 Aroha 13: K White 140, 125, 100 (9); L INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS 123, 100 (11); H Ngarangione 140 (3), 125 (2), 122, INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS Edwards 140, 119, 114, 111; V Mackey 121, 100; A 180s: John White (Tigers) 3, Jordan Ngarangione 121, 100st (3), 100 (14); S Kirikino 140 (3), 130, 129, 180s: Sonny Laulau (Aotea). Kerisome 134, 100st, 100 (2); T Heurea 140 (2), 121, (Falcons) 2, Te Kotahi Kaio (Assassins) 2, Glen 125, 121, 100 (11); J White 180st, 180 (2), 140, 125 Highest start (140): Anaru Cashmore (Aotea). 100st, 100 (5); R Awatere-Kohonui 100 (2); K Hartley Rangihuna-Atkins (Assassins) 2, Tahuna Irwin (2), 121, 100st, 100 (14), W Coe 140, 100st (2), 100, Highest finish (85): Tangiwai Heurea (Aroha). 101, 100 (2). (Falcons), Willie Edwards (Tigers), Ihaka Kaio- S Henry 121 (3), 120, 100st (2), 100 (8). Most tons, men (15): Anaru Cashmore (Aroha). Wynyard (Assassins), K Koka (Assassins). Assassins 16 Pounamu 5: T Kaio 180st, 180, Most tons, women (11): Kino White (Knights), Draw for TUESDAY — A Grade: Falcons v Highest start (180): Te Kotahi Kaio (Assassins), 140 (3), 130st, 125, 100 (12); I Kaio-Wynyard 180, Ripeka Te Kira (Aotea). Pounamu, Tigers v Assassins. John White (Tigers), Jordan Ngarangione (Falcons). 140 (7), 123st, 123, 121st, 112st, 110f, 100st (3), B Grade: Aroha v Hummingbirds, Knights v Highest finish (136): John Ahuriri (Pounamu). 100 (8), K Koka 180, 171, 125, 121, 119, 100 (2); C TEAM RESULTS Aotea. Most tons, men (32): Tahuna Irwin (Falcons). Rangihuna-Atkins 180 (2), 140 (5), 121 (2), 100 (6); Aotea 19 Hummingbirds 2: R Te Kira 140, 125, Most tons, women (19): Mihi Awatere (Pounamu). J Ahuriri 140 (3), 136f, 121st (2), 121, 105, 100st (2), 123, 100st, 100 (7); S Laulau 180, 120, 100st, 100 COMING UP: Hawke’s Bay-East Coast 100 (9); M Gibbs 140st, 140, 123, 120 (2), 119, 105, (4); A Cashmore 140st, 120 (2), 117, 105st, 105, Chartered Darts Tournament, SATURDAY, August TEAM RESULTS 100st, 100 (8); M Awatere 140 (2), 135, 125, 124, 100st, 100 (8); J Smith 126, 120st, 100 (2); E Kirikino 8, open pairs. SUNDAY, August 9, closed singles. Falcons 19 Tigers 2: T Irwin 180, 140st (2), 140 121, 120st, 100st (2), 100 (10); C Te Moni 140, 125, 140, 125; R Davis 116, 112, 100 (6); M Kaio 120, National Service Club, 8 Market Street North, (2), 139 (2), 105 (2), 101st, 100st (5), 100 (17); J 100st, 100 (8). 100 (2); C Woods 125, 105, 100. Hastings 4122. The Gisborne Herald • Saturday, August 1, 2020 SPORT 31 Owens and friendship recalled by Pat Graham, AP edging Ralph Metcalfe, another standout Olympics of 1936. African American athlete, with Hitler His amateur status was revoked for JESSE Owens tried to block everything looking on. wanting to pursue more lucrative deals. out — from the chants of the German The next day featured the long jump Owens tried to make a living any way he crowd to the glares of Adolf Hitler in a and Owens found himself in danger of not could for his wife and three daughters. seat looking down. making it out of the qualifying round. He He started a dry cleaning business and As legend has it, the American great was down to his final jump. served as a gas station attendant. He could hear one thing loud and clear: Then, a calming voice: Take off farther also raced against horses and even cars advice from an unlikely ally. from the foul line. for extra cash. Later, he made a career Owens was a Black athlete who stole It was Long. Owens heeded his out of public appearances and delivering the show at the 1936 Berlin Games by opponent’s words and went on to win speeches. winning four gold medals and dispelling his second gold — in a back-and-forth In 1990, President George H.W. the Nazi claims of Aryan supremacy. contest with Long, who wound up with Bush posthumously awarded Owens In the long jump he received an assist silver. the Congressional Gold Medal for his from a German named Carl Ludwig “Luz” The first to congratulate Owens was achievements. Long. A technical tip from his rival allowed his German rival. Despite the political In 2016, another generation was Owens to leap to victory inside a stadium undertones, he and Owens walked from introduced to Owens through Race, a built by Hitler as a celebration of the Third the stadium arm-in-arm. movie based on his life. Reich. “Luz knew there were going to be “The one thing I learned during the It started a friendship between Owens some repercussions. He didn’t care,” said TO BE HONOURED: In this August 11, 1936, file photo, America’s promotion of Race was how many young and Long so dear that, generations later, Dortch, whose grandfather also won gold Jesse Owens (second from right) salutes during the presentation people didn’t know much about him, their families remain close. in the 200 metres and another as part of of his gold medal for the long jump, after defeating Nazi Germany’s and wanted to learn more after seeing Their bond transcended race relations, the 4x100 relay. Luz Long (right) during the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Japan’s Naoto the movie,” Owens’ granddaughter Gina with the two even walking arm-in-arm “That was an authentic moment.” Tajima (centre) placed third. Owens and Long became friends and Hemphill Strachan said. “He’s inspired so from the awards ceremony. There There’s been some debate about what their families have stayed in touch. AP picture many. He continues to inspire.” was Owens, the son of an Alabama Long actually said — if anything — to Dortch went back to the Berlin sharecropper and Long, the blonde- ease Owens’ mind. popular figure in Berlin with German “Buckeye Bullet” for his exploits at Ohio stadium for the world track and field haired, blue-eyed German, celebrating Regardless, a bond was forged. school kids sending him letters. State. But there was no visit to the White championships in 2009. She stepped under the ever-looming presence of Hitler. Owens wouldn’t see his new friend in Soon after his death in 1980 of lung House. into the box where Hitler once looked “More than the hate of Hitler, there’s person again after the Olympics. Long cancer, Owens was honored by the city of And despite his fame, Owens was down on the track. With her that day were the friendship of Owens and Long. Now fought for Germany during World War 2 Berlin with a street named in his honour. ushered into many hotels through the members of the Long family. that’s something that can truly inspire,” and was killed in action in 1943. It runs in front of the historic stadium kitchen entrance and up the service It was a powerful moment. Owens’ granddaughter Marlene Dortch Long reportedly wrote a letter to where he, along with 17 other African- elevator. “When I think of my grandfather, I think said. “The times take you into a scenario Owens and asked him to tell Long’s Americans, competed under the gaze “The myth is that Jesse Owens and of determination and grit and of a man that has nothing to do with what you’re son, Kai, about what times can be like of Hitler. They earned a combined 14 other Black athletes just overturned whose story in 1936 is just as relevant thinking but results in something bigger between people when there’s no war. medals. this idea of white supremacy with their today,” Dortch said. “A legacy is what he than the moment.” Owens honoured the request in a visit. Things weren’t always easy for Owens performances. It would be great if that left us. Not just with his gold medals, and Owens was off to a quick start in Berlin The families have remained in contact. back home after the Olympics. 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The Women’s National Basketball League Arielle Williams-Mackey is finishing her is the pre-eminent professional women’s last year of high school in Hamilton and basketball league in Australia. has a host of “excellent offers” from NCAA The move was about more than just Divison 1 colleges. basketball. She wanted to mature and She plans to commit to one soon and is become more independent in preparation looking forward to the adventure. for her move to America to play. It’s an exciting opportunity to continue The shooting guard comes from a strong building her career in basketball and to play sporting pedigree. Her aunt was a captain in front of scouts from the WNBA (Women’s of the Black Ferns and her uncle, Victor National Basketball Association in the US) Simpson, was an All Black. and European leagues, she says. “Both sides of my whanau have “That’s a goal for me, to get into the represented New Zealand, Poverty Bay, WNBA or to play professionally in Europe.” and the East Coast at different levels in She was selected to play in a showcase rugby, softball and basketball,” she said. game for the NBA Women’s Academy Next In December she will return to the East Generation this year but it was cancelled as Cape to help with development camps run a result of Covid-19. by her uncle and give back to the region. Arielle calls Gisborne her spiritual home. She’s travelling as a coach to support her She says she’s very proud of her heritage Ngati Porou rohe and is holding clinics from and where she comes from. Hicks Bay to Kaiti. “My papa, John Mackey, always told me She wants to inspire young local athletes stories of our tipuna in the Maori Battalion and show them the opportunities they have. . . . we are proud people with mana.” “We want to encourage young athletes to “My whanau and iwi are what inspire me work hard at school and look at pathways to compete.” to the USA NCAA college scholarships, to The family moved to the Gold Coast, set goals and dream big.” Queensland, when Arielle was three and Her school has been supportive of her. then relocated further north to Gladstone She tries to do her work before going away for work. so she doesn’t get behind and can focus on Arielle’s selection for a high-performance her basketball. basketball programme when she was 13 “They’re really flexible,” she said. prompted a move back to the Gold Coast to “I can come to school for my specific support her sporting ambition. classes and they allow me to go to She says she’s “very grateful” for tournaments and practices.” everything her family has done to help her This week she’s been involved in a camp succeed. for the wider Tall Ferns squad as they start “They’re always sacrificing for me to preparing for the 2022 World Cup after the make sure I have the best opportunities,” Covid-19 pandemic. she said. “I’m forever in their debt.” She is the youngest member of the At 15, Arielle was selected in the under- squad and the only player who is still in 18 New Zealand 3x3 team to play in the high school. Asia Cup. She was named joint MVP (most They will be playing a showcase game valuable player) of the tournament. as a curtain-raiser for the NBL final on Last year, at 17, she moved to Melbourne Saturday. Coverage starts at 5 pm on FUTURE BECKONS: Arielle Williams-Mackey is in her last year of high school and by herself. Skysport 9. has a host of “excellent offers” from NCAA Division 1 colleges. Picture supplied Super Rugby Aotearoa weekend round-up Chiefs v Crusaders, TONIGHT, 7.05pm, FMG underwent surgery a month later, but a minor knee Highlanders v Blues, TOMORROW, 3.35pm, line-up for the first time in Investec Super Rugby Stadium Waikato, Hamilton. Referee: Ben O’Keeffe. niggle since then has also slowed his return to play. Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin. Referee: Mike Fraser. Aotearoa with regular pivot Mitch Hunt moving to Played: 37. Won: Chiefs 15, Crusaders 22. Chiefs: 1 Reuben O’Neill, 2 Bradley Slater, 3 Played: 34. Won: Highlanders 16, Blues 18. fullback. Last match: Crusaders 18 Chiefs 13 on June 28. Nepo Laulala, 4 Tupou Vaa’i, 5 Mitchell Brown, Last match: Blues 27, Highlanders 24 on June 27. Highlanders: 1 Ayden Johnstone, 2 Ash Dixon Both Sam Whitelock and Aaron Cruden will be 6 Lachlan Boshier, 7 Sam Cane (c), 8 Pita Gus Both teams are coming into this game hot. The (cc), 3 Jeff Thwaites, 4 Pari Pari Parkinson, 5 Jack celebrating special milestones when they face off in Sowakula, 9 Brad Weber, 10 Aaron Cruden, 11 Highlanders will be refreshed from a bye but also Whetton, 6 Shannon Frizell, 7 Dillon Hunt, 8 Marino Hamilton. Crusaders and All Blacks lock Whitelock Sean Wainui, 12 Alex Nankivell, 13 Anton Lienert- still on a high from their remarkable comeback win Mikaele-Tu’u, 9 Aaron Smith (cc), 10 Josh Ioane, 11 will bring up his 150th Super Rugby game, while Brown, 14 Shaun Stevenson, 15 Damian McKenzie. over the Chiefs in Round 6. After trailing 24-0 at Scott Gregory, 12 Patelesio Tomkinson, 13 Michael Cruden will play his 100th game for the Chiefs, Reserves: 16 Samisoni Taukei’aho, 17 Ollie Norris, one stage, the Highlanders stormed back to claim Collins, 14 Josh McKay, 15 Mitch Hunt. Reserves: 16 having already made 25 appearances previously for 18 Angus Ta’avao, 19 Naitoa Ah Kuoi, 20 Simon a 33-31 victory on the buzzer. The Blues’ win last Liam Coltman, 17 Ethan De Groot, 18 Siate Tokolahi, the Hurricanes. Parker, 21 Lisati Milo-Harris, 22 Kaleb Trask, 23 week against the Chiefs wasn’t as dramatic but was 19 Manaaki Selby-Rickit, 20 Jesse Parete, 21 Folau The Chiefs have got a pretty good record at Quinn Tupaea. equally hard fought as they held on for a 21-17 win Fakatava, 22 Bryn Gatland, 23 Jona Nareki. home against the Crusaders. They have won seven Crusaders: 1 George Bower, 2 Codie Taylor (c), over Warren Gatland’s charges. Blues: 15 Matt Duffie, 14 Mark Telea, 13 Rieko of their past 10 Super Rugby games on home turf, 3 Michael Alaalatoa, 4 Samuel Whitelock, 5 Mitchell The Gordon Hunter Memorial Trophy is awarded Ioane, 12 TJ Faiane, 11 Caleb Clarke, 10 Beauden including their last two on the bounce. All Black prop Dunshea, 6 Sione Havili, 7 Tom Christie, 8 Tom in memory of Gordon Hunter who coached both the Barrett, 9 Finlay Christie; 8 Akira Ioane, 7 Blake Angus Ta’avao returns after being out of action for six Sanders, 9 Mitchell Drummond, 10 Richie Mo’unga, Blues and the Highlanders before dying of cancer Gibson, 6 Dalton Papalii, 5 Gerard Cowley-Tuioti, 4 months and is pumped to make his Investec Super 11 George Bridge, 12 Jack Goodhue (vc), 13 Fetuli in 2002. Since then, the trophy has been contested Patrick Tuipulotu (c), 3 Ofa Tuungafasi, 2 Kurt Eklund, Rugby Aotearoa debut off the bench for the Chiefs. Paea, 14 Sevu Reece, 15 Will Jordan. Reserves: annually between the sides with the Highlanders 1 Karl Tu’inukuafe. Reserves: 16 Luteru Tolai, 17 Alex Ta’avao has recovered from a torn quadriceps muscle, 16 Andrew Makalio, 17 Isileli Tu’ungafasi, 18 Oliver holding the trophy since 2012. Hodgman, 18 Sione Mafileo, 19 Josh Goodhue, 20 which he suffered in the win against the Blues in Jager, 19 Quinten Strange, 20 Billy Harmon, 21 Bryn A key change for the Highlanders is the inclusion Tony Lamborn, 21 Sam Nock, 22 Otere Black, 23 the opening round of the season on January 31. He Hall, 22. Brett Cameron, 23 Leicester Fainga’anuku. of All Blacks first-five Josh Ioane in the starting Harry Plummer.