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GAMES COUNTDOWN: Two Gisborne athletes are set for the biggest occasions of their sporting lives. Triathlete Tayler Reid and kayaker Alicia Hoskin are among the 11,000 athletes from 205 nations competing in the 2020 Olympic Games, which are officially opened in Tokyo tomorrow. Reid, fellow triathletes and men’s rugby sevens team members are pictured being welcomed to the Olympic Village. Right, Reid collects one of hundreds of pounamu pendants gifted to the Kiwi Olympians by South Island iwi Ngai Tahu. The pendants are called Te Taumata o Angitu (the pinnacle of success) and were designed by master carver Fayne Robinonson and hand-carved by a small group from West Coast hapu Ngati Waewae. They are in the form of a disc which reflects the sun, significant to Japan as land of the rising sun and Maori mythology. Other aspects of the pounamu design include the mangopare (hammer head shark) symbolising strength, and triangular indents representing taniwha teeth and featuring the phases of the moon. Reid is in action in the men’s individual triathlon on July 26 and the mixed team relay on July 31. Hoskin hits the water on August 6 for heats of the K4 500m. Picture supplied by NZ Olympic Committee

■ $14.7m funding for ‘A massive win conservation projects ■ 165 jobs over three years ■ Training opportunities for Tairawhiti’ ■ Each initiative iwi-led

THE Government today announced next three years and provide fantastic developing leadership and small business our Jobs for Nature Community and Tairawhiti is to receive $14.7 million to training opportunities for those looking acumen and growing ‘boots on the Private Land Biodiversity funds going aid conservation projects and create 165 for pathways into a conservation career. ground’ skills are also major elements. towards projects to protect native species new jobs. “The Government’s $14.7 million will “One initiative includes developing a and restoring habitats. The Jobs for Nature funding would fund several projects which focus on plant nursery with traditional rongoa “It is a massive win for Te Tairawhiti, create much-needed jobs and financial waterway restoration through fencing plants and other native species unique an opportunity to deliver social and security for families here and presented and riparian planting, predator and to Te Tairawhiti, and working with local economic benefits in a post-Covid world, “exciting prospects” for conservation in pest control, re-establishment of native school kids on the importance of caring and super exciting for the future of our the region, Conservation Minister Kiri forest and indigenous species, ecological for the environment. exceptionally beautiful region,” Kiri Allan Allan said. monitoring and data collection. “Each initiative is iwi-led and said. “The projects target local communities “Others involve the creation of designed, enabling iwi to bring their Turanga Kaimahi mo te Taiao, a most affected by the economic nature corridors connecting pockets of aspirations for their whenua and people collaborative ecological regeneration consequences of Covid-19 and are native bush to encourage native bird to life while working with others in the partnership between the three Turanga designed to restore and protect a range of populations to expand into new areas,” community. iwi, has received $10.9m to create 99 jobs ecosystems, as well as safeguard heritage Ms Allan said. “Today’s announcement follows another over three years. sites with significant cultural value. “It’s great to see that reinvigorating recent funding boost for conservation “They will create 165 new jobs over the cultural traditions and practices, work in the region, with $1 million from CONTINUED ON PAGE 3

GISBORNE RUATORIA WAIROA Local News ...... 1-5 Business ...... 11 Classifieds ...... 22 Sport ...... 24-28 Births & Deaths ...4 Opinion ...... 12 Television ...... 23 Weather ...... 27 National ...... 6-10 World...... 16-17 Racing ...... 18-19 9 771170 043005 TOMORROW > 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 NO HURRY, NO WORRY by Jack Marshall children in those days.” These days, most members are older GISBORNE Caravan Club will celebrate folk who have free time on their hands but 70 years of good times tomorrow with a the club is looking to get some younger 70 YEARS OF GISBORNE CARAVAN CLUB: Gisborne Caravan lunch at the Emerald Hotel. members on board. Club committee members meet to discuss their 70th anniversary “It’s a milestone for our club to continue The whole point of the caravan club is celebration and future camping plans. From left are Keith Clare, Joy to be going after seven decades and spending time together and enjoying life, Ashwell, Andy Morgan, Judy Miller, vice-president Peter Miller, Jenny something worth celebrating with friends,” Mr Stewart said. Ingoe, Rex Williams, treasurer Delys Hollamby, secretary Val Stewart, Gisborne Caravan Club president Rex Asked what makes the perfect caravan, Jenny Wade and president Rex Stewart. Picture by Liam Clayton Stewart said he was open-minded. “We’ve got a lot of ex-members coming “It’s up to the individual person on from around the country.” what they require. What suits one person Gisborne is one of the oldest caravan doesn’t suit another. We like our caravan clubs in New Zealand because you can go somewhere, park up, Mr Stewart has been going through unhook and away you go in your car.” 70 years of committee meeting minutes One difficulty of being a caravan for the occasion, finding members from enthusiast on the East Coast is the decades ago and inviting them to the region’s rough roads. lunch. “Let’s put it this way. Some of the roads Over 50 people will be attending. we’ve travelled are harder on caravans Mr Stewart says they are a diverse here than the likes of Tauranga and bunch, ranging from farmers, hospital Auckland,” club vice-president Peter Miller workers and receptionists to mechanics said. and police officers. “She’s rougher on the edges here. You “People join the caravan club to travel don’t go off the tar seal.” around and enjoy the company of other Mr Stewart said caravanning was an people.” excellent hobby. Caravan life is about spending time with “It’s a lot of fun. We poke a lot of fun good people, drinking cups of tea and together. We sit around, have morning tea, walking on the beach. maybe morning tea runs into lunch and The average age of members has risen then you might have a sleep or go for a with the age of the club, but they are walk on the beach or have a swim. looking to change that. “It’s absolute luxury. There’s no hurry. “In the past there used to be 12 “We’ve been working all our lives and caravans at a rally and there could be have done long hours, so we want to relax 30 children. There was a lot put on for and enjoy ourselves.”

Ryman athletes going for gold $1.75m boost secures RESIDENTS of Kiri Te Kanawa Retirement Village are living out their Olympic dreams of earning gold and glory. The Games are part of the world’s first 1000-year walk bridge international retirement village Olympic Games by Ryman Healthcare. The action’s already heating up, with Kiri Te LONG-RUNNING plans to build provide pedestrians with a safe link Thatcher Swann. Kanawa Village confirming a swimmer to travel a “1000-year walk bridge” over across a busy road and connect two “Funding for projects like this is to the July 30 final in Devonport, Auckland as Rakaiatane Road are back on track, landmarks which represented the key to unlocking cultural, social and one of the six fastest qualifying athletes. after new funding was secured. unique cultural and navigational economic possibilities for our region.” The village will also enter a team of six in The contract for the 1000-year walk heritage of the region. Design and consenting was the 21.6km walking relay final, and the virtual bridge design and build was signed “The vision and aspirations of completed for the bridge in 2019, but international Quiznastics (gymnastics for this week after Gisborne District Ngati Oneone and the Department of the project was put on hold when the the brain) final on August 4, which will be Council was awarded $1.75m from Conservation have been the driving Government pulled a $5.8m Provincial livestreamed on YouTube with a special guest the Lottery Significant Projects force behind this project.” Growth Fund grant because of Covid- quizmaster. Fund. The $1.75m received is a portion of 19. Ryman Healthcare communications officer Contractor Currie Construction will the amount needed to complete the Lotteries Significant Projects have Margot Boock said they were “stunned” by the complete the bridge, the final stage of bridge, and while further funding also been involved in funding. response by residents to the first instalment of the Puhi Kai Iti project. options are investigated, the council The bridge, costed at one stage at the Olympics@Ryman Games. The bridge will connect Puhi Kai Iti would proceed with a more affordable $6.9 million, was originally intended “Our residents have grabbed the Olympic /Cook Landing Site National Historic approach to the original concept. to be built in time for Tuia 250 spirit and really taken it on board and we’re Reserve with Titirangi maunga, across “The funding we’ve received will go a commemorations, in October, 2019. thrilled our Gisborne residents are doing so Rakaiatane Road. long way towards creating the ‘missing The council has been holding well.” Council chief executive Nedine link’ and connecting these significant “descoping” talks with funders to bring Thatcher Swann said the bridge would cultural heritage sites,” said Ms the cost down. LOOKING AHEAD TOMORROW FOCUS ON THE LAND Your local garage door supplier • Farm sales were up across 11 regions in the country in Garage doors the June quarter, including Gisborne-Hawke’s Bay. Roller doors • Prices and comment from A lot of today’s weekly sheep sale at Sectional doors the Matawhero saleyards. • The red meat sector Automatic openers data, launches a recruitment Repairs drive to attract more Halal

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A TEENAGE girl is on life support in The paramedic on board the Trust this morning was reported to be in a examination and spoken to witnesses,” Gisborne Hospital after she came into Tairawhiti Rescue Helicopter, the first critical condition in the intensive care police said this morning. collision with a van in Lysnar Street at emergency service to arrive, stabilised unit. “This was an extremely traumatic Okitu at Wainui yesterday morning. the girl at the roadside and she was It was later confirmed she was on life and distressing incident for the girl’s The incident happened as the taken to Gisborne Hospital in a St support. family and for the members of the 14-year-old as she rode her bicycle out John ambulance. When police arrived they cordoned public who were there. of a driveway near the Winifred Street She was in critical condition with a off Lysnar Street between Williamson “There is an 0800 number available corner at the northern end of Lysnar serious head injury. Street and Winifred Street while the for anyone who feels they need to talk Street at around 10.30am. “The residents did an awesome job teenager was treated on the roadside. to someone about it.” Nearby residents carried out CPR on caring for the girl until we got there,” a They immediately began a serious The number is 0800-842-846. the teenager until emergency services chopper spokesman said. crash inquiry. Victim Support is supporting the arrived. She was admitted to hospital and “We have completed our scene girl’s family. Passengers injured in bus collision Family flee

by Murray Robertson as fire

SEVERAL bus passengers were taken to Gisborne Hospital destroys yesterday morning after the Gizzy Bus vehicle they were travelling on struck a parked Coast house vehicle in Ormond Road. The crash happened near the by Murray Robertson Dalrymple Road corner shortly before 10.30am as the bus A FAMILY living in a house in Maraehara headed towards the city after Road near Tikitiki fled in the early hours of picking up passengers at the yesterday morning when a fire broke out in their hospital. lounge. Fire and Emergency NZ sent out crews from The bus sustained moderate Tikitiki, Ruatoria, Hicks Bay and Te Araroa in damage to the left front corner, response to a 111 call at around 3.15am. including the windscreen “The family were woken by the sound of an and front door, and the other explosion in the lounge room of their home,” a vehicle, a 4x4, was also senior firefighter said. moderately damaged. “The mum and dad and their children, St John sent two ambulances including a baby, all got out of the house OK.” to the scene and four of the bus The house was fully involved when the first passengers were transported fire crew arrived. to hospital with what were “There was nothing we could do to save the described as minor injuries. house,” the senior firefighter said. They were treated and “The roof had already caved in when we got assessed in the emergency there. We put the fire out and dampened down department and then the remains.” The family spent the rest of the night at a discharged. neighbour’s house and the Herald understands The woman driving the bus they have gone to stay with other whanau. was not injured. A fire investigator was called in yesterday. “She was shocked and Police said the cause was not suspicious and shaken up but otherwise OK,” was most likely the result of an electrical fault. said Go Bus Gisborne manager In a post on the Te Araroa township Facebook Bill Hallgarth. BUS VERSUS page, a request was made for donations to help “It was very fortunate that PARKED CAR: The the family. there were thankfully no serious aftermath of bus which hit “Kia ora whanau . . . one of our local injuries.” a parked car en route from families sadly lost absolutely everything in a Local residents came out with Gisborne Hospital crashed house fire,” the post reads. chairs for the injured and other on Ormond Road yesterday. “We are asking for some help with donations passengers to sit on while the Several passengers were of money, clean clothing and kai please.” hurt and the bus sustained The post went on to say “we have children St John crews and police went who have nothing”, followed by a list of what about their work. moderate damage to its front. they need. The damaged bus was towed “Thanks to the Te Araroa Four Square who away to be examined by police, Pictures by Rebecca Grunwell have offered to hold all donations until they who have an investigation can be picked up and delivered to the whanau under way. affected by this tragedy.” The post said any help would be greatly appreciated. Central hub to provide support

FROM PAGE 1 Gisborne’s drinking water. Forest, Lake Rotopounamu, the Hine The objectives are to achieve nature- The project is led by Gisborne District Rauiri stream and two wetland areas. based skills and training to build Ngai Tamanuhiri, Rongowhakaata and Council in partnership with mana The work will involve planting of capacity and capability for kaimahi, Te Aitanga a Mahaki will work together whenua Maraetaha Incorporated and riparian margins and waterways, pest driven by whanau/hapuu long term across a variety of sites to increase supported by Tamanuhiri Tutu Poroporo and predator control, and fencing. aspirations. and protect biodiversity through Trust. The project aims to develop Mahanga A centralised hub provides fencing, planting, and weed and pest The combined work of restoration Forest, a recommended important wraparound support services required to management. planting, weed control and pest control historical site for Maori, into an ensure projects are soundly run from an They will also be doing restoration will provide an integrated approach educational area and develop a nursery operational and governance perspective. and protection work at cultural historic to protecting the headwaters of three for traditional rongoa plants. Today’s announcement comes just a sites. significant catchments and restoring Te Rea (previously known as the week after Conservation Minister Allan Waingake Ngahere Ora has received mauri (essence) through reducing Tairawhiti Agroecology Recovery Project announced further Jobs for Nature $2m to create 33 jobs over three years sediment, lifting water quality, and or TARP) was piloted during the Covid funding here, providing the Eastern that will transform 1100 hectares of pine upholding Te Mana o Te Wai. lockdown to provide economic assistance Whio Link marae-led project to increase plantation in Waingake into indigenous Te Rau Oranga, led by the Mahia in rural communities through nature- the populations of kiwi and whio on the forest, restoring lowland podocarp- Restoration Trust, has received $1.4m based employment. East Coast with $700,000, and $308,000 broadleaf ecosystems and protecting the for 18 jobs over three years, focused Funding of $500,000 will allow this to for the Waimata Catchment Group’s whenua that provides Tairawhiti and on protecting and restoring Mahanga continue for a further 12 months. restoration project. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021

FAMILY NOTICES Memorial Services Deaths Consultants for barge port proposal FLEMING, Thomas Godfrey MOSSMAN, Lois by Alice Angeloni Te Araroa Barging Port Working Party Cooper said his role in the process was as May. — On 22nd July 12.9.1955 - 7.10.2020 chairman Kingston Cooper said what others a member of the Potikirua ki Whangaokeno 2021, peacefully at Our husband, father, INDEPENDENT consultants have been wanted to do was “kei te pai” (all good). Takutaimoana Trust. Gisborne Hospital, aged grandfather, brother and brought in to assess the impacts of a “It’s an issue that’s made everyone “Basically whatever the whanau, the 91 great years. Beloved uncle, has finally made proposed barge port facility on the East Cape. passionate,” he said. community, decides is what I’ll support. wife of the late Geoff. his way home. The Te Araroa Barging Port Working Party The area where the barge “It’s been a hot topic for a while. Part of our Loved mother and had its first hui on Tuesday night and agreed port is proposed, on the role as trustees of this Takutaimoana Trust is mother-in-law of Pam We would like to invite you to come and share to bring in marine engineering firm Worley NZ mouth of the Karakatuwhero to facilitate hui and Whanau a Kahu hadn’t and Darcy Hamilton, Ltd and environmental planning and design River, sat between the rohe actually had a hui to discuss this. and Robyn and Mike some memories of Tom’s colourful life as a consultancy Boffa Miskell. of Te Whanau a Kahu and Te The working group agreed on terms of McIldowie, and their The working group has been set up to Whanau Hinerupe, Cooper reference that focus on questions raised at families. farmer, dog triallist, Funeral details later. rugby player, and much assess the environmental, cultural, social and said. June hui and subsequent questions. loved community economic impacts of developing a barge port “Because it’s an area The working group is aiming to get - Evans Funeral member and friend. facility at Te Araroa. that’s bounded by those two preliminary reports from the independent Services Ltd FDANZ www.evansfuneral.co.nz At the It followed a Te Whanau a Kahu-led hui on particular hapu, then both consultants to whanau and hapu at a hui at Rangatira Tavern June 12, attended by about 80 people, where it hapu would definitely have Hinerupe Marae by the last week of August. Te Karaka, Gisborne was agreed to set up a working group. a say. The members of the working group are On the 30th of July A hui led by neighbouring hapu Te Whanau “With that said, other hapu within this area Kingston Cooper (chair), Pierre Henare, 2021 at 1pm Hinerupe on July 11, attended by about also have rights that need to be acknowledged Tiwana Tibble, Huti Watson, Richard Brooking, 30 people, confirmed a stance of “total and respected. Richard Clarke, Darrel Naden (Tamaki Legal), opposition” to the barge and called for the “We have to remember that we live in a very Shayne Walker (Ngati Porou Hold Co), Louise process to end immediately. small area in the Te Araroa district so all those Saunders (Boffa Miskell), Hamish Nicholson Te Whanau Hinerupe set a date of August 14 who are members of the Whanau a Kahu are (Worleys), Sir John Clarke (observer), Raynor to hikoi in protest. also members of the Whanau a Hinerupe.” Smith, Michelle Wanoa and Hal Hovell. Sound hitch, but local acts through Fined $28,000 for to final in 5 Minutes wetlands violation of Fame Company director ‘genuinely didn’t know’ area was protected A TECHNICAL glitch marred last night’s showing of Maori by Alice Angeloni Television’s 5 Minutes of Fame but that didn’t stop both Gisborne acts, AN East Cape pharmaceutical the Amazing Graces and the Lei company has been fined $28,000 for Lows making it into the finals. planting in and taking water from a The unfortunate hitch threw the “regionally significant wetland” without sound out of sync with the visuals, consent. but when viewed on demand and Tairawhiti Pharmaceuticals has been through the app, it was insync. convicted of modifying and taking water “We really feel for the contestants from Te Whare Wetlands in breach of and all the families,” specialist the Resource Management Act after media adviser Kirk MacGibbon Gisborne District Council laid charges. said. In sentencing at Gisborne District To make up for the error Maori Court yesterday, Judge Brian Dwyer said Television has rescheduled the he believed Tairawhiti Pharmaceuticals show to replay twice over the next director Mark Kerr “genuinely didn’t week. know” he was planting 3.1 hectares of It will screen at 7pm tonight and manuka through a protected area. again at 7pm next Thursday before But the need for water take permits the grand final. was “very common”, he said. Regardless, Gisborne has two Wetlands in the Gisborne region have teams still in the competition. been reduced to 1.75 percent of their Last night the 16 contestants original extent. sang their hearts out in the According to knockout round which cut the field a summary of in half to eight for the final. facts, Tairawhiti The winning song for the Pharmaceuticals EVIDENCE: Gisborne District Council officers found a pump, hose and irrigation Amazing Graces was Those Magic used a tractor to disc equipment at a Tairawhiti Pharmaceuticals manuka plantation when they visited the Changes by Sha Na Na and Lei and harrow about 30 site on February 24, 2020. Picture supplied Lows sang Getting Stronger by hectares of land near Adeaze featuring Aaradhna. Te Araroa to create The competition has two “uniform terrain” Mr Hopkinson said. manuka could stay in place. contestants compete against each before planting 200,000 Tairawhiti Pharmaceuticals had also “It’s hard to see this isn’t an overall other in one of four categories per manuka trees from obtained five water take permits in the improvement to the way it was,” he said. episode. The categories are teen, November 2019. past. The company’s response had been female, male and group. About 3.1 hectares of the plantation As the planting was commercially exemplary — fully co-operating with the In the final, eight contestants will were within the Te Whare Wetlands motivated, Mr Kerr should have been council and voluntarily taking steps to compete head-to-head before the top protection management area and at least aware of his legal obligations under the remediate the area. four face off in song in a bid to win 1.5 hectares of wetland vegetation was RMA and should have sought expert It had filled in the drains and was the overall title. affected. advice or contacted the council, Mr committed to putting up a fence when it The category winners and overall The company also excavated 460 Hopkinson said. could be agreed with the landowners. title winner will share a prize pool metres of channels in the wetlands to “A defence of ignorance doesn’t stack Mr Atkinson argued there was no need of $15,000. reduce flooding of its manuka plantation, up,” he said. for deterrence because it was a “genuine The final airs next Thursday which has been used to produce manuka Lawyer Matt Atkinson, defending mistake”. night from 9pm-11pm on Maori oil at its Te Araroa factory. Tairawhiti Pharmaceuticals, said the It was a small company formed to Television. Tairawhiti Pharmaceuticals took wetland was “severely degraded” and provide economic and employment between 3000 and 5000 litres of water prior to this it had 300 cattle grazing on opportunities to the community rather from the wetlands to irrigate the young it. than a “corporate that’s out to make crop over about 50 days in January and There were no fences, no water troughs money”. CORRECTION February 2020. and the cattle would wade through, drink Judge Dwyer said wetlands were Lawyer Adam Hopkinson, prosecuting from and excrete into the wetland. a “diminishing environment” and on behalf of the council, argued there Tairawhiti Pharmaceuticals had degradation of even small areas had an In yesterday’s Guide The Herald reported had been a “high degree of carelessness”. been quite careful to not plant in the impact. Amarah Cameron — who came second at the Te Given the company had been operating areas that were more “high quality”, Mr In sentencing, he took a starting point Puke Country Music Awards — was six-years- the manuka factory for 26 years, Atkinson said. of $40,000 for both charges and allowed a old. Aramah is nine-years-old. The article online it “should have been aware” of the Ecologists representing the company 30 percent discount for early guilty pleas has been changed to reflect her correct age. regionally significant Te Whare wetlands, and the council had agreed that the and previous good character. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 NEWS 5

Forestry industry pays lip service to health and ‘Seriously inefficient’ safety — father.

NEARLY five years after the worker error — that Niko was done without confirmation of death of their son Niko in a standing in the wrong place at Niko being in a safe area or an forestry workplace accident, the the wrong time. exclusion zone. Brooking-Hodgson whanau are But that was not borne out Furthermore, Mr Christeller finally getting their day in court. by the evidence and it did not said DGL did not have any At the Gisborne courthouse sit well with the Coroner’s Act specific policies for line retrieval yesterday, Coroner Donna or the Health and Safety at at the time of Niko’s death and Llewell opened an inquest into Work Act 2015 (HSW Act), Mr there was no evidence of an Niko’s death, saying she hoped Christeller said. exclusion zone or safe retreat it would bring his whanau peace He pointed to a recent criminal distance having been identified. and finality. court decision against Pakiri The company’s lawyer Brian The whanau’s disappointment Logging Limited and Ernslaw Nathan challenged this. at WorkSafe’s decision not to One Limited over the death of Niko’s death was due to a prosecute after its investigation, worker Nathan Miller in similar combination of all those gaps and has been widely reported. That circumstances. where he was standing, albeit decision however, will not be In that decision Judge Warren it was not known if that was examined as part of the inquest. Cathcart gave no weight to identified as an unsafe place at Yesterday Coroner Llewell submissions Mr Miller somehow the time, Mr Christeller said. reminded everyone the purpose contributed to his own injuries Mr Brooking said the whanau of the Coroner’s Act was “to help by being too close to the haul. wanted the recommendations, prevent death and to promote The judge cited case law as “so that something good can justice through investigations to the legislative onus on a come out of this deep pain that and the identification of the person controlling a business or we feel, so that other whanau causes and circumstances of undertaking (PCBU) to guard are spared that pain and loss, sudden and unexplained death or against workplace accidents so that children don’t lose their death in special circumstances; that result from foolishness or parents and parents don’t lose and to make recommendations carelessness by an employee. their sons”. or comments that, if drawn to Under the Act one of the “So that we begin to feel that public attention, may reduce primary duties for a PCBU was society values the lives of the the chances of further deaths to ensure as far as practicable, predominantly rural Maori occurring in circumstances the provision and maintenance communities of forestry workers similar to those in which the of safe systems at work, Mr as much as the large and other death occurred”. Christeller said. communities in Aotearoa,” he It was not her role to He said, “The employer isn’t said. determine any civil, criminal, or off the hook in a negligence In response to questions from disciplinary liability, the coroner argument.” “DEEP PAIN”: Nico Brooking-Hodgson playing for Pirates in a WorkSafe counsel Anna Longdill, said. This was not a criminal Mr Christeller said Niko’s 2014 game. The 24-year-old forestry worker died when he was he said lack of unionisation jurisdiction, no charges were laid whanau believed his death was fatally injured in August 2015. An inquest into his death is under in the forest industry was a or being considered here, the due to major systems failings — way in Gisborne. File picture problem that contributed to coroner said. and that approach was the right workers not having a voice. Niko O’Neill Brooking-Hodgson one. Mr Brooking said health and safety legislation. He rejected Ms Longdill’s was 24 when he was fatally The HSW Act is clearly safety culture processes were not The inquest heard the ACOP suggestion the ACOP manual injured at about 11.20am on premised on a systems approach taken seriously enough by the has legal status that other would become unwieldy and August 22, 2016, on a worksite — concentrating on the PCBUs whose focus was on doing training manuals and best impractical if it included more in a block of Esk Forest at Te conditions of work, building the work quickly and cheaply while practice guides do not. detailed information like that Horoto, northwest of Napier. best possible safety system to only paying lip service to health The court was told forest contained in separate best He was employed by DG Glenn avert errors and mitigate risk. and safety. workers consider it a one-shop practice guides. Logging Limited (DGL) as head It is based on the The industry was not stop they can easily reference The two witnesses called by “breaker out” — someone who understanding that humans sufficiently regulated. Existing while in the field. the whanau were Leonard Reedy, attaches cables to felled trees make errors, Mr Christeller said. regulations were often ignored Mr Christeller said there were a hauler operator also involved so they can be hauled out of the The HSW Act moves away from and not adequately enforced. The three major issues of failure in in training for A and R Logging, forest. criticising individuals —Niko, oversight of the industry was the defence systems that led to and Hazel Armstrong, a lawyer At the time he was on steep the hauler operator on the day, seriously inefficient, Mr Brooking Niko’s death, about which the and New Zealand Council of terrain, involved in retrieving the management, or whoever. said. whanau wanted the coroner Trade Unions representative who hauler line so the hauler could be Mr Christeller said the He believed health and safety to make recommendations, contributed to a taskforce after moved to another site. whanau wanted to focus their regulations needed to be clearer specifically to update the ACOP. the Royal Commission on the A 9kg metal D-shackle was submissions on factors that and more direct. Those failings were: Pike River Coal Mine Tragedy being sent back to the hauler on would reduce the chance of He said forestry work was •฀The฀absence฀in฀the฀ACOP฀ as part of the development of the the end of the line when it got further similar deaths. undertaken in rural areas of any documented process or HSW Act. snagged and tension was put on In evidence, Niko’s father said where there was often high guidance for line retrieval, no Their evidence supported that to it by the hauler driver to try to the number of people killed in unemployment and few job competency requirements for of Mr Brooking. get it free. forestry accidents should alarm opportunities, with people under it, no guidance on the use of Ms Armstrong was one of As it dislodged from the snag, all New Zealanders. People pressure to keep their jobs, straw line, clearing obstructions, three people on a forest industry the released tension caused it should feel angry as these deaths keep their employers happy, control, safe retreat distances, or inquiry board set up in 2014 to and the line to jettison towards were avoidable. and with few other employment exclusion zones. address the industry’s concern Niko, striking him in the chest There had been four in the opportunities. •฀Absence฀of฀a฀strawline฀in฀the฀ about the social licence to and head. His injuries were not region where Niko was working The whanau want changes line retrieval. Had one been used, continue to operate in the face survivable and he died about 40 and just three weeks ago a made to the Approved Code of it would have averted a snag or of about 36 fatalities. A report minutes later at the scene. 23-year-old man had also died. Practice for Safety and Health in could have been used to clear one they produced was adopted by Yesterday the inquest heard Niko’s foreman died at work Forest Operations (ACOP), with safely. Government and the industry. witnesses from the Brooking- five months ahead of him and ground level workers consulted •฀That฀the฀obstruction฀was฀ Ms Armstrong said issues Hodgson whanau including although in a different region, about those changes. not cleared in a safe manner identified by that inquiry were Niko’s father Richard Brooking, Niko’s cousin Piripi Bartlett died The glove-box-sized ACOP — tension was never released still relevant now and the rate of himself a forest worker of many 364 days after him. manual spawned in 2012, is from the snag, which led to a death had continued to rise – 44 years’ experience. He knew the situation for considered the “bush bible” in “loaded gun” situation and there depending on who was included In an opening statement for breaker-outs would improve forestry and offers practical was insufficient communication in the scope. the whanau, counsel Oliver when the industry became fully guidance as to how people between the hauler operator This inquest came at a Christeller said two approaches mechanised but that was not engaged in all areas of the and the head breaker-out (Niko). time when they needed to be had been taken to Niko’s death: happening fast enough and industry can meet their Crucially when tension was used addressed again, Ms Armstrong the first was that it was due to people were still dying, he said. obligations under health and to clear the obstruction it was said. South Island firm acquires Matawai hydro-electric station

by Avneesh Vincent investment in renewable generation,” SGLP former owner. contractors like local farmers,” Jonker said. managing director and Pioneer Energy chief “There will be no upgrades apart from The three sites, two in the King Country at A HYDRO-electric station at Matawai is one executive, Fraser Jonker said. optimising from our other assets while Te Anga and Mangapehi, and one near Matawai of three power plants bought by a South Island Southern Generation acquired the stations also ensuring that we comply with the between Gisborne and Opotiki, combined, are energy company for $15.5 million this week. from The Lines Company who had expressed environmental standards. capable of generating between 15-24 GWh Southern Generation Limited Partnership their desire to sell the assets since March this “At the end of the day we know that there is annually. (SGLP) consists of a partnership between year, due to volatile returns and dry weather. a demand for it, the locals require it and having “That’s powering up about 5000 homes,” Pioneer Energy, The Power Company and The three hydro plants were on-the-river other assets with these three stations will help Jonker said. Electricity Invercargill. stations and smaller in scale, compared to us manage it. Southern Generation will also continue to “The opportunity to add these to the joint other plants in the country. “We have a management team at rely on locally-based and experienced people venture’s existing asset portfolio fits SGLP’s In dry weather, the cost to run the Whakatane who manage other stations and to support the maintenance and operations of strategy of continued diversification and station resulted in uneven returns for the will be managing these ones as well with the these sites. 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 Relationship Booze tops NZ exports to Antarctica with China WELLINGTON — New Zealand has exported $80,000 worth of stuffed toys, almost $20,000 ‘maturing’ says worth of chocolate and a staggering $1.5 million worth of alcohol to Antarctica since 1990. PLENTY TO Of all New Zealand’s exports to Antarctica, EXPORT: Alcohol alcohol topped the spending list, aircraft came topped the Foreign Minister second — and included a $1.2 million helicopter spending list — equipment and fuel was third and clothing of all the New WELLINGTON — The New Zealand fourth. Zealand exports government says the relationship with Fifth on the list is toys. Jigsaws accounted to Antarctica. its biggest trade partner China is for $3000 of the amount spent, over $7500 was Aircraft came maturing, however, issues and concerns spent on dolls, and $80,000 was spent on stuffed second, fuel was will be called out. animals since 1990. third clothing Earlier this week New Zealand joined Are cold, lonely scientists cuddling up to teddy fourth and fifth the US, UK, European Union, Australia, bears to get through the night? on the list is toys. Japan and Canada in blaming Beijing Antarctica New Zealand’s communications Picture supplied for sponsoring cybercriminal activity specialist Georgia Nelson said this guess wasn’t around the globe. quite on the money. A gift shop at the base with New Zealand Foreign Minister essentials, like toothpaste, shampoo also has Nanaia Mahuta told Morning Report soft toy souvenirs. the statement by GCSB Minister “There are also souvenirs like emperor Andrew Little was not made lightly and penguin soft toys, key rings, t-shirts — the usual was “based on strong evidence that he gift shop type stuff. People who visit Scott Base She also pointed out the $1.5m spend on ranks just 75th. The Vatican City State’s is has seen”. often pick up a few things for their family and alcohol is spread over three decades and second to last on the list, having made a one- “And obviously we’re in the company friends back home, or themselves to remember accounts for hundreds of different people, off purchase in 2011 of $1272 worth of wine of others of calling out this type of their time in Antarctica. Our neighbours from the including people from other Antarctic bases. and liqueur. The former Yugoslav Republic of behaviour. What we want to see is US McMurdo Station also come over from time to For example, Thursday nights are “American Macedonia is last with one 2007 purchase of a rules-based set of norms that will time and visit the shop.” Night” at Scott Base’s bar and shuttles bring liqueur. guide the way in which cyber activity is The penguins and other stuffed animal punters from the United States’ nearby McMurdo Data from the United Nations, which goes back undertaken. counterparts are popular, with almost $13,000 Station, which houses up to 1000 people, to Scott to 2000, shows New Zealand ranks second to “Countries that we have free trade worth exported to Antarctica in 2020. Base. Due to Covid-19 there are now restrictions Australia for wine exports to Antarctica. agreements with respect international RNZ uncovered Antarctica’s penchant for New on the weekly tradition. Drinking too much in a place where the rules and norms.” Zealand’s stuffed toys and other goods during There are reports of NZ alcohol at other bases temperature drops to -49C can be incredibly She said New Zealand was “very clear data analysis for the series Who’s Eating New too, although it’s unclear whether those bases dangerous and Antarctica New Zealand’s general in terms of our expectations of what a Zealand? purchased it or were gifted it. According to US manager of communications and people, Megan maturing relationship looks like, and The data from StatsNZ doesn’t show whether publication The Atlantic, the US-run Amundsen- Nicholl, said the organisation has a zero alcohol we have continued to reiterate that all of the exports went to New Zealand’s Scott Scott South Pole Station’s bar runs an honour limit for staff during work hours and when while China’s significant relationship Base, which houses up to 86 people during system, where punters can take some alcohol driving. At Scott Base, alcohol can only be for us from a trade perspective, it is summer months and about approximately 12 in and leave some. “The system didn’t work consumed in the bar, or the dining room. maturing”. winter, or to other bases in Antarctica. perfectly, though — they were out of all but their Staff are also supplied a wellness guide, She said all countries must adhere to Nelson said the data only captures food sold worst beer (New Zealand’s Export Gold) two which includes information about alcohol, before the rules of trade. at the shop such as “the odd packet of chips and months before the end of the winter,” the article arriving at Scott Base. Asked if China was a force for good in bags of pineapple lumps” not the food the staff said. “We have a Scott Base leadership team the world, she said: “That’s a debatable eat at mealtimes. Despite the $1.5m spend, Antarctica is not a who lead and coach staff on a daily basis. If issue. The point of the matter for New Chocolates top the list at $19,495, “potatoes, big export destination for New Zealand’s alcohol they, or anyone else on base notices someone Zealand is that we want to ensure that prepared” are next at $12,641, just above sweets, producers. is struggling with alcohol and needs help, or we can articulate to China the measures at $12,284. Since 1990 New Zealand has exported alcohol any other issue, we provide EAP (employee where we can agree on but absolutely “Nutrition is an important part of keeping our to a total of 173 different countries or markets. assistance programme) who have an alcohol calling out the issues that we are most people safe and well in Antarctica. Our chefs Australia is the biggest buyer, spending $6.5 referral process which would provide expert help concerned with, and we are doing that.” provide healthy, well-balanced cooked meals billion between 1990 and 2020, followed by the to that person.” The Chinese Embassy here said these using a mixture of fresh and frozen produce United Kingdom and the United States. The top If an incident occurs Nicholl said the first accusations were “totally groundless and (depending on the time of year) for everyone on three countries represent around 76 percent of priority is to ensure people are safe, before a irresponsible”. — RNZ base,” said Nelson. total export revenue from alcohol. Antarctica disciplinary procedure is undertaken. — RNZ Sick leave entitlement Full pause of bubble to be doubles from tomorrow decided today by Kirsty Wynn, NZ Herald sick leave entitlements when feeling WELLINGTON — Any decision HIGHLIGHTS under the weather. on a full pause of the transtasman AUCKLAND — From tomorrow, Kiwi Of the more than 250 surveyed, 28 bubble is likely to be announced workers will see a doubling on their sick ■■ percent said they have taken more sick today as Covid-19 cases in leave entitlement — a move described Both full and part-time employees leave due to having Covid-19 symptoms Australia continue to climb. as a game changer by workers’ rights accrue 10 days leave since the first lockdown. Cabinet ministers met yesterday advocates. ■■ Employees can use the leave to Shannon Barlow, Frog Recruitment to discuss “travel arrangements Most employees who have worked for care for a sick or injured partner, managing director, said employees with Australia, given the situation an employer for six months will now be child or dependent. continuing to work from home when sick there”, a spokesman said. entitled to 10 days paid leave if they, or a was coming at a high price for employers. The meeting was understood dependent, are sick or injured. ■■ Sick pay is paid at a rate “Ultimately there’s a huge cost to the to be a full Cabinet meeting, Employees will get the extra five days equivalent to what the employee employer when the wrong leave pass is which went ahead despite when they reach their next entitlement would have been paid on the day redeemed. many ministers being on leave - date — either after reaching 6 months’ they are off sick. “Sick leave accrues for employees who including Prime Minister Jacinda employment or on their sick leave are in fact sick, but choose to work from Ardern and Deputy Prime entitlement anniversary. ■■ An employer can ask for a medical home away from their colleagues.” Minister Grant Robertson. Employees who already get 10 or more certificate if the period of absence Barlow said the survey revealed Half of Australia’s population is sick days a year will not be affected by is three days or more. a grey area for employers managing in lockdown and New South Wales the change. their workforce’s sick leave, despite the reported 124 cases yesterday — The maximum amount of unused sick new model of adapting to flexible work the biggest daily tally since the leave that an employee can be entitled to injured or sick and needed care. policies being largely beneficial for latest Delta outbreak began. will remain 20 days. “Being able to take sick leave, rather employers and employees. On Wednesday Covid Response The move is welcomed by the New than annual leave, means people can use “Our best advice is to be fair to your Minister Chris Hipkins said about Zealand Public Service Association annual leave for its intended purpose — employer and transparent with your half of the arrivals from Australia secretary Kerry Davies who said lack of rest, relaxation and recuperation.” manager — if you’re using work-from- were being checked for a negative leave had seen workers “battling on” and The importance of using the correct home privilege to hibernate at home pre-departure test, and about 100 “coming into work” when unwell. leave for time away from work because your throat is scratchy, then had been caught without one. He “The doubling of statutory sick leave was echoed by the head of a large inform them. has previously said being caught entitlement from five days to 10 will recruitment agency. “Reasonable managers will agree that and sent to MIQ for two weeks make a huge difference to hundreds of A recent survey by Frog Recruitment if the throat tickle develops into a more was a disincentive for skipping a thousands of working people. found more than half of New Zealand sinister cold, then it is time to activate test. “Covid has shown us very clearly how workers were choosing to work from your sick leave. That’s what it’s there Before yesterday’s meeting, important it is to stay home and recover home when feeling unwell instead of for.” the Government had intended to when we are unwell.” using their sick leave. Barlow said the information they were update the travel pauses for NSW, Davies said the increased leave The survey found 56 percent of getting from clients was that they were South Australia and Victoria next would be of direct benefit to parents respondents said they used their work- seeing an increase in sick leave since Tuesday. — NZ Herald and families with dependents who were from-home privileges instead of their 2020 due to mental health problems. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 NATIONAL NEWS 7 ‘Absolutely appalled’ Jab forecast slashed DHB boss yanks racist vaccine booklet by 170,000 shots AUCKLAND — District health Zealand by the end of the year had boards have reduced their aims not changed, Gibbs said. BAY OF PLENTY be outright offended,” he for the vaccine roll-out, with tens It comes as supply of the — A Covid-19 vaccine posted. of thousands fewer doses planned vaccine is no longer critically information booklet using Last night the health to be administered by the end of short. This week saw a shipment Maori faces on cartoon board’s chief executive August than originally planned. of 350,000-odd vaccine doses, virus figures has been Pete Chandler issued The revised numbers for DHB the largest so far. This is enough immediately withdrawn an apology saying there vaccine plans until August 29 to vaccinate 50,000 people a day, from circulation after it was no way the imagery were released on Wednesday by which is what will be needed on was deemed racist. should have been used. the Ministry of Health, prompting average to have 4 million people An investigation has He said how the leaflet questions over whether they’ve fully vaccinated by December. been launched after the came to be published been changed to make it easier for But Covid-19 Response Minister publicity material, “Let’s would be investigated DHBs to look ahead of target. Chris Hipkins said that capacity Give Covid-19 The Boot”, and he would now be In the original April plan, they to do so wouldn’t be ready until was issued by the Bay of personally approving had originally planned to have the end of August. Asked why it Plenty District Health releases. administered 3.22 million doses couldn’t be done now, he said that Board (BOPDHB) and its “As CEO of the DHB I in total by the end of August, but primary care practices were still public health arm, Toi Te am absolutely appalled the new plan was for 3.05 million being brought “on board”. Ora Tauranga. by the imagery and I doses — 170,000 fewer. That’s despite GPs and It provides information can assure you there is The Ministry of Health said that pharmacies crying out for months about the Pfizer no way this should have the change was the equivalent for more information and to be vaccination with the passed DHB approval,” of the roll-out running four days more involved, with some GPs in Covid-19 virus portrayed Chandler wrote in a behind the original schedule. Auckland turning away bookings as Maori. Facebook post to the “The dosage figures provided because of ongoing uncertainty But the imagery has politician. in the original plan were based on and an absence of communication sparked an uproar with a “We are investigating very early data modelling, working from the Ministry of Health. Government MP weighing and do need to confirm off the best information available The roll-out is currently in, citing the use of the the facts but for now at the time,” said Jo Gibbs, tracking 5 percent ahead of mataora on the Covid I can confirm that national director Covid-19 vaccine the scheduled DHB plans. As virus as disrespectful and this leaflet has been and immunisation programme. of midnight Tuesday, there had sending “weird” signals. fully withdrawn from “The 170,000 doses will amount been 1.55 million doses of the Rotorua-based MP circulation and I will to about four days’ of volume of vaccine administered in total, and Tamati Coffey last night personally be approving vaccine by the end of August.” almost 630,000 people were fully described the booklet as all communications She said the ministry now had vaccinated. “wrong on so many levels” releases hereon. a “clearer picture of the volume Meanwhile, three more crew saying it could be seen as “I apologise on behalf and timing of supply from Pfizer on the Mattina container ship racist. of the DHB for the and have also continued to work quarantined at Bluff have tested “The BOPDHB have significant offence and DEEMED RACIST: A vaccine booklet has come closely with DHBs as they have positive for Covid. a runanga that I’m sure hurt that this will have under fire for its inappropriate use of Maori delivered the vaccine locally”. There were also three new Covid wouldn’t endorse this caused. It is totally imagery. DHB vaccine booklet has now been The goal to offer a vaccination cases in MIQ reported yesterday. image. And a high Maori unacceptable to us.” withdrawn and the chair has apologised. to every eligible person in New — NZ Herald population that would — NZ Herald Picture supplied via NZ Herald Hotline opens to help people in Group 3 waiting for vaccine booking AUCKLAND — A hotline that hopes to help Gibbs said DHBs had made good progress people in Group 3 book vaccination appointments sending out invitations to people in Group 3, opens today — less than a week before health including by contacting people by email, text, authorities begin vaccinating people in Group 4. phone call or by post. Group 3 covers people who are at risk of getting The ministry expected to speak to more than 2.5 very sick from Covid-19, including people aged million Kiwis via the Covid Vaccination Heathline over 65 and those with relevant underlying health by Christmas. conditions. More than 1300 advisers had been recruited National director of the Covid-19 vaccine and to take calls and would be accompanied by immunisation programme Jo Gibbs said those in paramedics and nurses who could answer clinical Group 3 that hadn’t been invited to be vaccinated questions. could book their jab today by calling 0800 28 29 Translation services for more than 150 26. languages would also be available, she said. Next Wednesday, the first band of Group 4 — “We want everyone in Group 3 to have an people aged 60 and over would be invited to book opportunity to book their vaccine appointment their vaccination. before we open bookings to the 60-plus age band Vaccinations of Group 4 — which covers the on July 28,” she says. general population — would be staggered in age The online vaccination booking tool, Book My bands, with the next cohort, those aged 55 and Vaccine, would also be available from that date, over, starting on August 11. she said. — NZ Herald

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HAMILTON — Hamilton City Council is shelling slapped with an 8.9 percent rate increase from this What it cost surprised” by the cost, especially given it was out $22,000 on a team-building event complete month. being held at a council-owned facility. with MC, two motivational guest speakers and a Outgoing Hamilton City Council chief executive is Hamilton Residents and Ratepayers Association cultural performance to get all its staff “excited Richard Briggs has defended spending $18 a $22,000 president Tony Armstrong said it was a huge and buzzing”. per staff member on the event, saying every com- total spend on the team-building waste of ratepayer money and should be used to The two-and-a-half hour “team meeting” will be organisation needed to invest in its staff and two event pay off council debt or reduce rates instead of on held at Claudelands Event Centre next Thursday the council was no different. “Our people are a a “feel-good event”. for council’s 1200 staff. The mayor and councillors our greatest asset and we want them to leave staff $12,000 “They are just going to have a morning tea are not invited. the session buzzing and excited to deliver some two guest speakers, MC and kapa and enjoy a chat. You are not going to change a Council facilities including the pools, libraries, outstanding services to our community.” haka performance person’s mindset with a talk, a morning tea and a museum and zoo will be closed for most of the Briggs said staff wellbeing was importantClaudelands as the kapa haka,” he said. morning to allow staff to attend. council faced some of the biggest changes local coun- $3500 “The community should be asking the CEO, The $22,173.78 spend includes $12,000 on two government had seen in the last 30 years. The coun- morning tea –tea, coffee and amini ‘why are you wasting your time doing this?”’ speakers, an MC and a kapa haka performance. council was also struggling to recruit high-quality muffin This is the second full council meeting to Boxer and health and wellbeing motivator David staff, resulting in staff having to fill gaps to cover the be held within two years. The first was held in Latele, and former prisoner and motivational for others. wall. All costs excluded GST. October 2019 and included circus acrobats and speaker Dr Paul Woods will speak to staff around Montana Catering will also serve staff tea, Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate only learned speakers from Weta Workshop and dance troupe the event’s theme of appreciation for their hard coffee and a mini muffin for morning tea at a cost of the meeting on Wednesday, when the council Hip Op-eration Crew at a cost of $19,718 to work, inspiration to be the best versions of of $3500. announced its facilities would be closed during ratepayers. themselves and coping with transformation and Hiring the council-owned Claudelands Event the meeting. In the same year, Hamilton City Council spent change. Former Waikato radio DJ KM Adams will Centre including set-up, technical service, Southgate supported staff getting together $15,000 on a mayoral debate hosted by Newshub MC the event. additional equipment hire also comes with a every couple of years, especially given the anchor Mike McRoberts, which was also held at The event comes as Hamilton ratepayers are $5923.78 price tag, plus $750 for a digital photo “massive changes” facing council, but was “a little the Claudelands Event Centre. — NZ Herald Historic battle site gets $600k boost Kiri Gillespie, NZ Herald

TAURANGA — Work will soon begin on a $600,000 redevelopment of a historic Tauranga reserve that was once the site of one of New Zealand’s bloodiest massacres. A blessing was held yesterday at the site of the Battle of Te Ranga, on the corner of Joyce Rd and Pyes Pa Rd, to commemorate the beginning of a project to transform the site into an educational facility and historic asset for Tauranga. The project is being led by Pukehinahina Charitable Trust and Ngai Tamarawaho. Project director Buddy Mikaere, representing both entities, said $600,000 had been allocated to the project through the long-term plans of Tauranga City Council ($450,000) and Western Bay of REDEVELOPMENT Plenty District Council ($150,000). PLANS: Those involved Mikaere said the money meant in plans to redevelop the trust was effectively able to the site of the Battle of fast-track its redevelopment plans Te Ranga take part in and make the site an asset for the a blessing of the land. city. Right, the concrete Plans included a timber and memorial in place since ponga bund to help buffer highway 1964. NZ Herald pictures noise, a sealed carpark area, forest walk, green space for recreational and community use and a traditional tomokanga (entrance) housing information panels telling the site’s story. historically special site but many grow even more, especially with A new memorial would be people did not know what it was or the changed focus of the New erected and the concrete block even where it was. At the moment, Zealand school curriculum,” he memorial in place since the 100th it largely resembled a paddock and said. anniversary of the battle in 1964 scrub. “It will have a very high would be removed. “The whole idea is to address educational component.” “We’ve gone from having zero this — not just its historic Mikaere said it was hoped the Soul Charger Mattress funding to having enough to put significance but a major part of Te Ranga site would become an up a really good move for that the plan is to clear it off from the asset to the city. whole site and give it the status scrub that’s there and replant it.” The Western Bay of Plenty From $249 of its historical significance for It was hoped the site would District Council said in a Tauranga,” Mikaere said. eventually host a lush forest statement the opportunity to do On June 21, 1864, hundreds of environment similar to what it something special with Te Ranga Who can beat that? Maori were attacked by British had been all those years ago. Reserve offered “a chance to add forces in what has been described One of the main groups to significantly to the city’s historic as one of the bloodiest battles in benefit from the staged reserve legacy through the development of Save $100’s on our full range of Skorpios mattresses New Zealand history. More than redevelopment would be future such a historic site”. From Single: $249 to King: $599 - All sizes available 100 Maori were killed or mortally generations, Mikaere said. The project would add value to wounded at Te Ranga, as were 13 Mikaere said about 1000 school a historical landmark and assist Come and support your local, British troops. children visited the site each year with teaching history. The Battle of Te Ranga followed which is near Aquinas College and The council’s $150,000 NZ owned and operated store: the Battle of Gate Pa several that number had gradually grown contribution would come from an Furniture Zone Gisborne weeks earlier, in which the British over the years. He expected once existing fund for supporting iwi/ 18 Gladstone Road, Gisborne suffered many losses. the site was redeveloped, it would hapu initiatives and would be Store Manager: Lisa Boniface • Phone: 06 868 4920 Te Ranga brought an end to become a far greater educational spread over three years. fighting between local iwi and resource and taonga. The Tauranga City Council and Offer ends 1st of August or while stock lasts. British troops. “I just know the numbers have Bay of Plenty Regional Council Mikaere said Te Ranga was a been growing and will continue to were also contacted for comment. 40756-04 The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 NATIONAL NEWS 9 Family get reprieve after a court hui Survivor tells of horrid

NAPIER — The family at the centre of a custody dispute that led to a sit-in at a Hawke’s Bay marae abuse in state care have been granted a reprieve. A 17-year-old mother, AUCKLAND — A Cook Island-Maori survivor of realised what happened and I just wanted to chop her nine-month-old baby state care abuse has shared his lived experiences his head off, but it never would have happened, and iwi leaders have been to the Royal Commission to encourage others who that’s just how I felt,” Mr Mauauri said. “That’s the hunkering down since the Family Court last week have been abused in care to come forward and worse abuse I’ve ever had because I was unaware ordered custody be given to a distant aunt. speak up. of it.” An advocate, Hastings midwife Jean Te Huia, Survivors of abuse from the Pacific community He held so much anger towards Weymouth said the order to uplift the child was riddled with are giving evidence this week and next before the Boys’ Home that he said: “I wanted to go back accusations the whanau denies, and they were Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry at there and blow up the place for years to come. I’d not given a chance to defend themselves. the hearing, ‘Tulou — Our Pacific Voices: Tatala e take a million bashes by a million gang members At a court hui that brought the parties together Pulonga’. all day, over that abuse. today, a judge said that the baby should not be This is the first of its kind not only for New “To be abused in that way where you’re taken. Zealand, but for Pacific survivors, Pacific unconscious is the most vulnerable thing I’ve “They basically agreed that baby should stay communities and the wider Pacific region. Ngatokorima Allan Mauauri endured.” with mum, with conditions,” Te Huia said. Ngatokorima Allan Mauauri was born in 1979 In 1996, Mr Mauauri landed his first job working Those conditions were still being determined, in Auckland. His mother is from the Cook Islands Eventually he planned and executed robberies. for the Manukau DHB helping young people to quit but Te Huia said it included continued whanau and gave birth to him when she was 14 years old. When Mr Mauauri was 11 years old, he went to a smoking. support. Because of her young age, Mr Mauauri’s maternal party that his mother was at and found her being “It felt good to do something that was helping “I do believe the outcome was great because it grandparents raised him in Mangere. He has never beaten up by a man. the community rather than doing things that were allowed for the whanau to have a voice, but there met his biological father. “I stabbed the man,” he said at the pre-recorded harmful,” he said. However, at the age of 18, he is still a journey to be had.” Mr Mauauri spent the first few years of his life interview aired at the public hearing. “It was just ended up in prison for the first time in Mt Eden and Te Huia said the parties involved would have living with his Cook Islands grandparents in a my instinct to do the best thing for my mum. I was was in and out of prison until 2007. further hui to try and resolve the dispute, which house he described as a ‘party house’. afraid for her.” In 2009, Mr Mauauri’s partner gave birth to she said had come out of the blue for the mother. “I was sexually abused by a man who had come Police arrived with a social worker and Mr their son and that changed him, giving him a new “Today is just a temporary reprieve,” she said. to the house for one of my grandparents’ parties.” Mauauri was taken to a transition home at Te Atatu purpose in life. But she was determined a permanent resolution When he was seven, Mr Mauauri went to live — which was the start of the various state care “I wanted to do something good, so it started could be found to try and avoid court. with his mother, who was in a relationship with a placements including foster care that he received. with being a court advocate for mykia.co.nz niece’s case in Te Huia said the case was an example of a gang member. “Weymouth Boys’ Home — the worst place I’ve that same year. I arranged for her to get into rehab system that was broken, where a child could be He said that instead of going to school, he been,” he said. “I hated that place soMRP much. The and I helped her show the judge that she was keen 2022 taken by the Family Court on a whim. would go to the gang pad or roam around the core values of the place, all fake, all lies . . .” to change. My niece has kids and a job now. She She said she had had several other families neighbourhood. Mr Mauauri said he was treated like a slave. turned her life around.” +ORC* come forward with similar stories since the sit-in “At the gang pad, I witnessed members doing “I was the last to be served meals, sometimes The abuse in care, he admits, led to him having began and hit headlines last Saturday. ‘the block’. This is when a woman is gang raped I didn’t get a full meal. I would be the$ last to get a long history of PTSD and depression. Kia CeratoBut, for now, there was one whanau who would or has sex with several of the gang members, one a shower and sometimes my clothes wouldn’t be “I am only learning now as I raise my son what sleep easier tonight, she said. after the other. washed,” he said. it’s like to be a child. I sit and play with the kids “It’s been overwhelming for them. It’s been a “I was 10 years old,” he said. “As a child, I would In his statement, Mr Mauauri said he was35,990 and try and understand them.” LX Plus long2.0L week and Petrol there seems to be a sense of relief clean up the place when the women were gone, sexually abused by one of the staff members. 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Newshub. file picture at the start of this week. to be balanced with vaccinating those in the more From next month, the hauora’s van will hit the populated areas. road for two days a week to help reach people in “What’s equally important is making sure big the deprived subregion. numbers of people in the centres are vaccinated. But Te Puna Ora o Mataatua’s chief operating If isolated people are going to be at risk, it’s going DoC lambasts irresponsible dog officer, Lee Colquhoun, said creative thinking to be because of transmission through the large would be needed to reach isolated communities, centres. We’ve got to keep track of both sides of including getting a helicopter in the air to transport the coin.” owners after kiwi fatally mauled the vaccines. Mr Colquhoun, meanwhile, was also calling “It’s not their fault that they live in the middle for a Maori vaccination trainer to be based in the by Lana Andelane, Newshub. whose dog killed a kiwi.” of nowhere. Everyone has the right to get the Eastern Bay. He said staff had spent six weeks Community conservation group, vaccination. If we have to do some stuff like that, on the DHB’s wait list before going through the TARANAKI — Department of Experience Purangi, has an extensive then so be it.” University of Auckland’s Immunisation Advisory Conservation (DoC) officers are trapping network in the Pouiatoa He had discussed this with the Ministry of Centre (IMAC) to learn how to administer the denouncing irresponsible dog owners Conservation Area, helping protect Health, but the idea had not yet received funding. vaccine. after a female kiwi bird was mauled kiwi and kokako from rats and stoats. He said health authorities were too focused “Unfortunately, the speed of the DHBs and to death on conservation land in Experience Purangi Conservation on dishing out as many vaccines as possible to Ministry of Health . . . means we’re never going Taranaki. Manager, Kat Strang, said the death people in the more populated areas, rather than to have (a big enough) workforce, although it’s DoC is once again imploring New of a kiwi was always a hard pill getting to the more hard-to-reach communities. good we’ve got IMAC making it faster and more Zealanders to keep their dogs under to swallow — but losing an adult, “Unfortunately we become the ugly cousin to adaptable to suit people’s needs.” control following the death of the breeding kiwi really set the population Tauranga. All the resources and funding goes there He said it was important for vaccinators working North Island brown kiwi, which had back. before it comes to (the Eastern Bay of Plenty).” in the rural areas to ideally speak te reo. been viciously attacked and then “That female could have produced Rachel Shouler, from the Bay of Plenty District Ms Shouler said the DHB was aware of the need thrown down a bank. four chicks this year, and again next Health Board (DHB), had been leading the roll-out to train vaccinators quickly, especially as the roll- “It’s just so disappointing to see a year, and so on. But we’ve lost that of the vaccine in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. As of out was set to widen to the general population large, egg-carrying female taken out (opportunity) from this population Sunday, 15,479 vaccines had been administered on July 28. “We’re trying to pull vaccinators from of the population,” DoC biodiversity now,” she said. across the subregion. This amounted to 21 wherever we can, but there isn’t just a pile of ranger Joe Carson said yesterday. “Our team works hard trying to percent towards the goal of having 80 percent of nurses out there waiting for a job. The Eastern Ms Carson, who was off-duty at remove invasive predators from the the population receiving two doses of the Pfizer Bay’s health sector is really short of staff across the time, discovered the deceased habitat so our kiwi have a fighting vaccine. the board,” Ms Shouler said. bird while she and her family were chance, and to lose a kiwi in a way exploring the Pouiatoa Conservation that could have been easily prevented Area in North Taranaki. is incredibly disappointing and it has After following pawprints and hit us hard.” GO IN THE DRAW TO footprints along a track, the group Dog owners who take any dog into came across a pile of feathers. a no-access area, take unpermitted * The bird had bite marks all over its dogs into the Pouiatoa Conservation WIN A SONY BRAVIA body. Area, or breach the conditions of their “In the wild, kiwi only have a permit may be fined up to $800 or face ” 5 percent chance of survival to prosecution. 32 SMART TV adulthood. 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AUCKLAND —First-home buyers The ultra-cheap money era came after For those still trying to buy their first are buying more houses, but are also at New Zealand officials, like many other home, meanwhile, possible rate increases greatest risk should interest rates rise government and central banks around will add another barrier. and add thousands of dollars to their the world, responded to the onset of last Owen Vaughan, editor of NZME-owned mortgage repayments. year’s Covid-19 pandemic by trying to listing site OneRoof.co.nz, said first-home That’s according to analysts CoreLogic, stimulate the economy to ward off fears buyers in Auckland and Wellington are who said investors had been buying of a recession. often stretching their budgets so far there fewer houses recently, which in turn was One of the key measures was to is little spare cash left over. helping first-home buyers once again encourage banks to lend money to the “Less than 50 Auckland suburbs have snap up a greater share of properties. public at cheaper interest rates. median property values under $1 million, Investors are now buying about That triggered an unexpected boom in and just two, Auckland CBD and Rakino 25 percent of homes sold across the the housing market as home buyers leapt Island, have values less than $600,000,” nation, down from a high of 28 percent at the chance to use the cheap money to he said. last year, while first-home buyers are buy, sending house prices skyrocketing “Five years ago, buyers could expect buying 24 percent, up from 21 percent. between 20 and 30 percent in one year. to pick up a home for less than $1m But while that might be good news for Now that inflation is creeping into in more than 50 percent of Auckland’s first-home buyers, CoreLogic warned it other goods, such as food and petrol, that same new buyer would then pay an suburbs.” was new buyers — those with the biggest economists expect the Reserve Bank to extra $19,164 in mortgage repayments It comes as the NZ Herald’s recent home loan debts — who would likely feel raise the cost of borrowing. each year, or $1597 a month. Home Truths series shone a spotlight on the greatest pain should predictions of The four major banks, ASB, ANZ, BNZ “Even a new borrower with a lesser how unaffordable housing is now. rising rates come true. and Westpac, have already responded to mortgage, say $500,000, will need to find A typical Kiwi home now costs eight Many would also be in uncharted the spike in inflation by increasing their another $246 to $388 a month ($2952 times the typical annual household waters, given that anyone who bought home loan rates. to $4656 a year) in repayments if rates income, while in Auckland it costs nine after 2014 had only ever watched interest CoreLogic’s Davidson said the Reserve move up to 3.5 percent or 4,” Davidson times a typical income, CoreLogic and rates fall, CoreLogic chief property Bank could raise the official cash rate said. fellow analysts Infometrics said. economist Kelvin Davidson said. from a record low 0.25 percent up by as ASB has previously estimated that Financial publication Interest.co.nz’s “So the effects of a pattern of (rates) much as 1.5 percentage points. a 1 percent rise in mortgage rates latest home affordability report says it increases will likely come as a shock to He said the big four banks’ rate rises would potentially suck $3 billion out of takes a typical 25 to 29-year-old couple many,” he said. last week would lead a typical, recent mortgage-holders’ pockets annually. nine years to save a 20 percent deposit on This pattern of rising rates together buyer to pay an extra $1824 a year ($152 Davidson said on the positive side, an $865,000 “affordable” Auckland home. with slowing house-price growth in recent a month) in home-loan repayments on unemployment was low. Loan Market mortgage adviser Bruce months could mark a “significant turning their 30-year, $800,000 mortgage. “As long as people stay in work most Patten said shorter terms were still at point” in the housing market, CoreLogic Should interest rates keep rising, and people will be able to absorb a rise in the lowest rates they had been in 20 said. Some pundits warned the era of reach the long-term average of 6 percent, interest rates. I don’t think this will years. Stats show surge in NZ households’ net worth

by Jamie Gray, NZ Herald “Rising asset prices, including of the household asset increase for the household spending. As a result, we property prices, have meant that March 2021 year, Stats NZ said. saw high levels of household saving WELLINGTON — Rising asset values the total net worth of New Zealand Meanwhile, a new series of data out throughout 2020.” resulted in New Zealand households’ households has increased strongly from Stats NZ showed that savings by With households spending more in net worth topping $2.3 trillion in the in recent quarters,” said Stats NZ’s New Zealanders in the March quarter the March 2021 quarter, the household March quarter, up 5.5 percent or national accounts senior manager, Paul fell to its lowest level in two years after saving ratio had fallen back from the $118 billion over the December 2020 Pascoe. rising sharply in 2020. quite high levels experienced through quarter, according to Stats NZ. The rising value of household owner- Increases in household spending 2020. Net worth is the value of all assets occupied property contributed $172bn of outpaced income growth, leading to The ratio, which compares saving with owned by households, less the value of the rise in household assets since March a decline in household savings from net disposable income, was 0.4 percent all their liabilities. last year. the elevated levels that prevailed in the March 2021 quarter, down from Household net worth increased by Financial assets, which include shares, throughout 2020. 3.2 percent in the December 2020 $402bn over the year from March 2020 businesses, equity in rental properties, “Household spending increased in the quarter. to March 2021. bank deposits, and retirement savings March 2021 quarter, after having been Net disposable income represents the This amount was almost the same as owned by households, contributed kept in check for much of 2020 by Covid- money that households have available the growth over the previous four years $245bn to the increase in household 19 restrictions,” Pascoe said. to spend on goods and services after from June 2016 to March 2020 ($419bn), assets since March last year, exceeding “Government support measures, accounting for things like taxes. the Government’s statistics department the rise from the owner-occupied including the wage subsidy, meant In the March 2021 quarter, net said. property. that households were able to maintain disposable income rose 3.1 percent, but While household loan debt had When combining rental properties relatively stable levels of disposable a 6.1 percent increase in household increased $16bn from March 2020, the with owner-occupied property, the income through 2020. expenditure reduced household saving value of household assets has risen increases in the values of residential “This was despite the Covid-19 to $0.2bn in the quarter, Stats NZ $417bn, it said. property accounted for about 54 percent restrictions, which constrained said.

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY $15.58m. Argosy was down 2c to $1.63 on trade Smelters finishes at the end of 2024. of $15.98m. Kiwi Property was unchanged on Contact was up 3c to $8.26, Meridian rose $1.18 after $14.9m transactions. 2c to $5.35, and Mercury climbed 15c or 2.24 WELLINGTON — The New Zealand markets and I’m surprised those offshore have Fisher & Paykel Healthcare was down 20c percent to $6.84. sharemarket this time failed to be inspired by been quite so buoyant. The way the Covid cases to $31.65; a2 Milk fell 12c to $7.31; Synlait slid Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC) further strong rebounds overseas, trading flat are spreading it could all derail quite easily and 7c or 1.83 percent to $3.76; Spark slipped 4c to surged 14c or 11.57 percent to $1.35 after with few major moves among the blue chip cloud global economic recovery.” $4.77; and Mainfreight shed 85c to $77.40. reporting a strong 2021 financial year. LIC’s stocks. Singapore which had just fully opened up Port of Tauranga gained 5c to $7.10 after revenue increased 3.4 percent to $249m and The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed just ahead at has had a sudden spike in Covid cases and reaching a low of $6.70 last week, and Napier net profit rose 31 percent to $22.9m for the year 12,720.84, up 0.09 percent, after having a dip in put in place new restrictions. New South Wales, Port was down 7c or 2.08 percent to $3.30. ending May. early afternoon and reaching a low of 12,675.53. Victoria, and South Australia, representing half Fletcher Building increased 13c or 1.79 percent LIC has no debt and is paying a final dividend There were 87 gainers and 50 decliners of Australia’s population, remain in lockdown. to $7.40, and Pushpay Holdings was up 4c or of 12.51c a share or $17.8m on August 20. The over the whole market, and the volume was On Wall Street overnight, the leading indices 2.29 percent to $1.79. fully imputed dividend represents a boosted by a number of index rebalancing moved past the big drop at the start of the week, Reopening stocks SkyCity Entertainment 14.4 percent gross yield based on the $1.21 flows involving property companies. The overall boosted by strong corporate earnings, led by increased 6c or 1.86 percent to $3.26; Vista share price, before the latest rise. LIC is trading reached 104 million share transactions Coca-Cola and Johnson & Johnson. Group rose 4c or 1.79 percent to $2.28; Serko recruiting a new chief executive following Wayne worth $273.28 million. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 286 gained 4c to $7.50; and Tourism Holdings was McNee’s decision to step down at the end of Dan Stratful, investment adviser with Forsyth points or 0.83 percent to 34,798; the S&P 500 up 3c to $2.42. November. Barr, said the local market under-performed yet was up 0.82 percent to 4358.69; and the Nasdaq Comvita increased 6c or 1.82 percent to Insurer Tower said it had 142 claims so again despite rebounds in the United States and Composite lifted 0.92 percent to 14,631.95. $3.36; TIL Logistics climbed 8c or 6.56 percent far after flooding on the West Coast and in strength across the Tasman. The S&P/ASX 200 Index was up 0.97 percent to $1.30; and Radius Residential Care gained 2c Wellington, Marlborough and Auckland last He said the New Zealand market was to 7379.40 points at 5.45pm NZ time. or 2.5 percent to 82c. weekend. It said the impact of previous large down 3 percent so far this year compared At home, Goodman Property Trust increased Contact and Meridian Energy told the market events this year was $14m and the latest floods with Australia up 10 percent and the US up 5.5c or 2.3 percent to $2.45 with 28.88 million they plan to develop the world’s first and largest would be covered by reinsurance up to 13-15 percent. shares worth $72.13m changing hands. Stride green hydrogen plant, possibly in Southland $7.5m. Tower’s share price declined 1.5c or “The Covid Delta variant is still a concern for Property rose 2c to $2.51 on trade worth once the supply deal with NZ Aluminium 2.13 percent to 69c. — NZ Herald 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 EDITORIAL On livestock ‘attack’, EV idealism Warming caused by by Neil Henderson eaten less grass for maintenance and its total my claim. Our existing generation is all spoken emissions are down. This is essentially what the for in warming our houses, cooking our food, ruminants is known FIRST of all, Mr Editor, thank sheep, beef and dairy industries have done for running our industry etc. Every extra requirement you for the splendid coverage years. has to come from increased generation at Huntly While our columnist today is right you gave the Howl of a Protest You are in error to state I prefer the GWP* until such time as new generation comes on to point to the difficulty inherent in on Friday and Saturday. metric. There is simply no way that a short-lived stream. Little is likely to happen in the short term comparing methane (a powerful but However, I must take issue with gas can be effectively compared to a long-term because of planning and consenting constraints. short-lived greenhouse gas) with many of your comments in your gas. The notion we need to reduce emissions by There is only one long-term option to get carbon dioxide, which remains in the editorial on Saturday. 10 percent to be warming neutral is absurd. This significant renewable generation and that is from You allege I am trying to undercut the science atmosphere for 300 to 1000 years, means that a steady state of emissions causes the taboo subject of nuclear power. Given New of climate change. When all this global warming continual warming, meaning ruminants have Zealand’s unstable geology, I am not sure about the 100-year GWP (global warming stuff started, I was a believer in it. The attack been continuously warming the planet since the the wisdom of this option. potential) metric does tell us how on livestock was one of the main reasons I beginning of time. When Professor Allen was We farm hill country that cannot be cropped. much methane-emitting livestock reassessed my position. The continual refusal questioned about this idea of needing to reduce We either farm livestock for food or trees for contribute to warming. Where it falls of the majority of the science community to emissions to be warming neutral he merely said carbon credits. We are not likely to be able to down, and is the subject of vigorous assess the real warming of livestock coupled that was what was needed to make his model produce logs economically because of distance scientific debate, is under ambitious with idealistic ideas such as EVs that will in all work! Hardly inspiring logic in the face of the fact from processing. Our 400 hectare farm would mitigation scenarios where it can likelihood make no change to global temperature the biological cycle must balance over time. gain an annual income of $500,000 from forestry give misleading results with respect only serves to harden my scepticism. In this As for EVs, there are insufficient resources at a carbon price of $50/tonne and not a cent of to the treatment of the two gases. regard, what is the science I am supposedly to make the required number of batteries and that would find its way into the local economy. undercutting? Methane is over 20 times more supply existing requirements such as cobalt for How many of your readers want farmers to go It is possible to increase productivity without cancer treatment or to prevent bush sickness and do that? How friendly is that to biodiversity effective a greenhouse gas than increasing emissions through increasing feed in our sheep. The fact that coal only produced 5 and the environment, especially if at all burns CO2, so converting carbon in grass conversion efficiency. For example, if an animal percent of last year’s electricity is irrelevant. Even down? to methane adds to the atmospheric reached slaughter weight in less time, then it has if it was only 1 percent it makes no difference to See today’s editorial load of greenhouse gases. While most methane has oxidised in the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS atmosphere within 12 years, the warming from a pulse of methane Many against arming emitted today would still be Apartheid, pure and simple Years ago when I was a weapons such as a broken measured in 100 years (roughly four serving NCO in the police, golf-club and a softball bat times greater than an equivalent Palestinians have suffered somehow this land belongs to the question of arming police when he was shot, from what amount of CO2 emitted today). from 73 years of Israeli racism Jews. routinely gave some surprising was a relatively safe distance The best evidence is that there and brutality in the longest He is right that Jewish results — with many serving for the police. are many more ruminant animals military occupation in modern communities have lived in the members saying that they There were many times I (eg cows, sheep, goats and deer) history. And every day over Middle East for thousands of would resign rather than carried a police firearm when on Earth now than ever before. that time Israel has stolen years but they were always routinely carry firearms. circumstances dictated, and Routine carriage of firearms It is estimated that ruminant more Palestinian land for a very small minority of in the course of my service illegal Jewish-only settlements the population and have tends to heighten the “them disarmed three “offenders” methane has caused 14 percent and has continued its ethnic not suffered persecution and us” siege mentality of armed with firearms without of the warming the Earth has cleansing of Palestinians from there as they have in police, who know that armed using my firearm — proving experienced since the industrial East Jerusalem. Europe. Palestinians are the police would be likely to face as at least one cartoonist has revolution. Atmospheric methane This is on top of the more indigenous people of Palestine criminals who would not be inferred, his or her brain is concentrations are around 2.5 times than 750,000 Palestinians and it it morally and ethically deterred by the fact that police still the most effective weapon higher than they were in 1750; some driven off their land by Israeli despicable to suggest they were armed. They would be for police members. of this is from fossil fuels, some militias in 1948 and the should give up their land more likely to carry out their Never was there a situation from a lot more ruminant belches. refusal of Israel to allow them because of anti-semitism in crimes, being themselves which arose when I did not Regarding EVs and resource to return to their land and Europe. armed, and be likely in have access to a police firearm desperation to use their availability, our columnist should homes. Israel has 65 apartheid laws when I needed it. This is at the heart of the which discriminate against firearms knowing that it was We never openly wore our read The Future of Electric Vehicles conflict in the Middle East. Palestinian citizens. It is likely they would be shot at by firearms as an intimidation or and Material Resources: A Foresight Your correspondent David apartheid — pure and simple. attending police. a challenge, as would be seen Brief published last year. Its authors Zwartz ignores all this and Criminals would look to by even the law-abiding public say the geological availability of makes the false claim that JOHN MINTO cases such as the shooting should the police be generally the materials used in EV batteries of the late Steven Wallace armed today. “will not be an issue for meeting by police, when Wallace was demand”. However, geopolitical armed only with short-range DENNIS PENNEFATHER challenges do pose supply risks. About doing right thing They note the transport sector is responsible for almost a quarter of Re: Smoke-free signs staff sitting right outside the door ignored, July 21 letter. smoking up a storm. It’s a smoke- Missed the direct greenhouse gas emissions, Lucy, I wonder where you free area now . . . come on!!! Very proud and that electrifying transport got your information from Re: Finding her voice, July systems will be a crucial step in because it is not correct. JANETTE ravings . . . 22 story. limiting global warming. No business is telling We are very proud of our “Recent technological people to ignore the signs, I am aware that Smoke- Re: A disgraceful and mokopuna Amarah Cameron, advancements offer an opportunity the actual fact is that we Free is not something that dishonest comparison, July 22 she comes from a long line cannot enforce it. You may can be enforced, but is a letter. of talented whanau from to replace fossil fuels by electric I agree wholeheartedly with systems in all transport sectors wish to check that out with sign of encouragement for Whatatutu. Gisborne District Council people to do the right thing. David Zwartz regarding John We would like to thank — including air transport.” They Minto’s letter to the editor of add: “After years of doubt and and find out the truth of the I often frequent the Lytton Rawinia Gordon for supporting story. West Village but tend not to The Gisborne Herald. I regret Amarah. Well done to the uncertainty, EVs have begun JEFF linger as I am a non-smoker. not having read Minto’s latest Gisborne Country and Western competing commercially with internal It’s disappointing to see ravings. Anything he writes is Club. Very proud grandparents. combustion engine vehicles.” I have just been down to Lytton that already the signs are idiotic and he is a well-known And while our columnist might West to get my weekly Lotto being ignored. moron amongst normal people. JULIE and COLIN have justifiable cause to doubt the ticket. Disgusted to see the cafe JACK O’DONNELL Government’s ability to deliver on ISAAC STEIN its pledge of 100 percent renewable [email protected] electricity generation by 2030, that is the direction of travel and we can ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. be sure a great deal of geothermal, ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. wind and solar capacity will be added ■ Always include full name and contact details. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. to our network in coming years. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 WORLD 13 China says no to further probe into virus origins

BEIJING — China has rejected the terms proposed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to further investigate the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Director-General of the WHO, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, US officials aim called on China to be more cooperative about the early stages of the outbreak, including with the audits of its to find out if laboratories. However, Zeng Yixin, China’s deputy health minister, said the WHO’s proposal third vaccine showed “disrespect for common sense and arrogance towards science”. He said the plan was politicised and dose can help that China could not accept it. The WHO was only able to send a team WASHINGTON, DC — US federal health of experts to Wuhan — the city where officials signalled on Thursday (local time) the virus was first detected in December that they were searching for ways to quickly 2019 — in January of this year. learn if a third Covid vaccine dose might Their investigators concluded that it better protect organ-transplant recipients and was highly unlikely that the coronavirus other patients with weak immune systems. had escaped from a laboratory, but the While the vaccines were strongly theory had persisted nevertheless. VIRUS BEGINNINGS SHROUDED IN MYSTERY: Wuhan, in central China’s Hubei effective in most people, many Americans Earlier this month, Dr Tedros outlined Province, was the place where Covid-19 was first detected, in December 2019. with immune-suppressing health problems the terms of a proposed second phase of However, the original source of transmission to humans remains unclear. AFP picture remained in limbo after immunisation, the WHO investigation, including audits uncertain about how protected they really of science research institutions in the country had submitted its own origins- of natural origin and maintained no virus were. France and Israel had already begun area where the virus was first identified. tracing recommendations. leak or staff infections had occurred at offering an extra dose to transplant recipients He urged Beijing to “be transparent, be “We hope the WHO would seriously the facility since it opened in 2018. and other immunocompromised people. open and cooperate” with investigators review the considerations and More than four million people have In the US, immunocompromised patients and provide raw patient data that had suggestions made by Chinese experts died worldwide since the start of the were increasingly pushing for another dose. not been shared during the first probe. and truly treat the origin tracing of the pandemic and the WHO has faced On Thursday, advisers to the Centres Speaking at a press conference on Covid-19 virus as a scientific matter, and growing international pressure to further for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Thursday (local time), Zeng said he get rid of political interference,” Reuters investigate the origins of the coronavirus. reviewed some small studies that hinted, but was extremely surprised by the WHO quoted Zeng as saying. Earlier this year, US President Joe did not prove, that a third dose might help at proposal because it focused on alleged Yuan Zhiming, director of the National Biden also ordered American intelligence least some immunocompromised patients. violations of China’s laboratory protocols. Biosafety Laboratory at the Wuhan officials to “redouble” their own The panel could not formally recommend He said it was “impossible” for China Institute of Virology, also appeared at the investigative efforts into the pandemic. an extra dose without US Food and Drug to accept those terms, adding that the press conference. He said the virus was — BBC story via RNZ Administration permission, but several advisers had asked if the government would allow worried patients to sign up for an extra FIFTEEN MORE dose as part of a study. “We are actively 124 new cases in NSW looking into ways that could be done,” replied the CDC’s Dr Amanda Cohn. “Stay tuned. We CORONAVIRUS are working through these issues.” — AP SYDNEY — New South Wales (NSW) have a serious disease,” McAnulty said. DEATHS IN FIJI recorded 124 new locally-acquired Hundreds of thousands Covid-19 cases yesterday. Victoria records 26 new cases It was the highest daily number of of British workers told SUVA — Fifteen more deaths, including new infections since the current Delta Meanwhile, Victoria recorded 26 new that of a 102-year-old woman, and 918 variant outbreak began on June 16. local Covid-19 cases yesterday, which new positive cases were confirmed by NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian was the highest figure for that state to isolate; Delta spurs Fijian health officials in the 24 hours to said she was unfortunately expecting this year, but authorities said there 8am yesterday. case numbers to continue to rise. were clear signs that the lockdown was fourth wave in Ireland That compared to 1091 infections and “We have hit another record of working. In Britain 21 deaths in the previous 24-hour period. 85,000 tests, which means in the last All the new cases were linked to The Fijian government also confirmed two days alone, we’ve had around known outbreaks, and 24 of the 26 BRITAIN’S supermarkets and the latest deaths included those 170,000 people get tested. As a result, cases were in quarantine throughout wholesalers were struggling on Thursday previously listed as being “under unfortunately, case numbers have gone their entire infectious period. (local time) to ensure stable food and investigation to determine the cause”. up again,” she said. The new infections were detected fuel supplies after an official health app All but three of the victims were She said of the new cases, 48 were from 43,674 test results received on told hundreds of thousands of workers unvaccinated against Covid-19, Health infectious while in the community. Wednesday. to isolate after coming into contact with Secretary Dr James Fong said last night. “Now, given that number of infectious “Their contribution is so vital to someone who had Covid. He said the majority of the victims had in the community, I’m expecting case our public health team having the Coronavirus cases in Britain have died at home. numbers to go up even higher.” confidence that, in fact, we are getting been surging this month, with more than Fiji now had 16,403 active cases in The premier said the virus had, as ahead of this,” Health Minister Martin 44,000 recorded on Wednesday (local isolation, and it had recorded a total predicted, continued to spread into Foley said. time). of 161 deaths — 159 of those having the Canterbury-Bankstown local The new cases brought the overall occurred during this latest outbreak that government area (LGA), spilling over number of cases in the outbreak to 133. In Ireland began in April. from the Fairfield LGA. Yesterday morning, five people were Dr Fong said there had been seven The two main areas of transmission in hospital with Covid-19 in Victoria, IN Ireland, the more-transmissible more deaths of Covid-19 positive patients. were in homes and workplaces, and the including one person in intensive care. Delta variant has been leading to a fourth But he said those deaths had been premier warned there would be more The lockdown in Victoria was wave of Covid infections in that nation, classified as “not caused by the virus”. hospitalisations. “Unfortunately, when initially due to end on Tuesday, but it with the 14-day incidence rate up to 246 “Doctors have determined that these our health experts are interviewing was now slated to run until 11:59pm on per 100,000 people from 93 a month ago. deaths were caused by serious pre- families within households, we’re Thursday, July 29. Ireland has now reported 287,951 Covid existing medical conditions and, therefore, learning that they have visited families cases among its 4.9 million population, not caused by Covid,” he said. in other households, and the disease Queensland and South Australia with 5026 Covid-related deaths. “We also recorded 68 Covid-positive is spreading that way but it is also Meanwhile, the number of Covid cases patients who died from the serious spreading in workplaces,” she said. Queensland has announced it will related to overseas travel had increased medical conditions that they had before The case numbers were “very close its border to NSW and tighten its “very sharply” recently, according to they contracted Covid; these deaths are concerning”, Berejiklian added. mask-wearing and social-distancing Ireland’s Deputy Chief Medical Officer not classified as being ‘Covid-19 deaths’. Of 118 people in hospital, 28 were in rules in response to the “escalating” Ronan Glynn. “There have been 179 new recoveries intensive care units, and 14 were on Covid threat posed by the Sydney He said over 800 such infections were reported since the last update, which ventilators. outbreak. That was despite Queensland reported in the past fortnight alone and means that there are now 16,403 active NSW Health’s Jeremy McAnulty not recording any new community three quarters of them were in people cases. There have been 21,291 cases said 15 of those currently admitted to cases of Covid-19. aged under 35 years old. In a series of during the outbreak that started in April hospital were under the age of 35. South Australia, meanwhile, recorded posts on Twitter, he said it was “strongly 2021. 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BLY, Oregon — Better Alpine County blaze, which had weather conditions overnight destroyed at least 10 buildings, helped crews who had been forced evacuations in several using bulldozers and helicopters communities and closed parts of to battle the largest wildfire US 395 in Nevada and California. currently blazing in the US — Fire officials expected active the so-called ‘Bootleg Fire’ in or extreme fire behaviour on southern Oregon. Thursday, which could see Meanwhile, a Northern 23kmh winds and temperatures California wildfire crossed approaching 32 degrees Celsius. into Nevada, prompting new A request for voluntary evacuations as blazes burned evacuations was also issued for across western parts of the portions of Douglas County, in United States. Nevada. An evacuation centre Oregon’s Bootleg Fire had now was set up at a community centre grown to 1616 square kilometres in Gardnerville, Nevada. — over half the size of Rhode Evacuee Morgana-Le-Fae Island. Veatch said she had already However, authorities said boxed up most of her belongings. higher humidity and better Her parents had lost their weather conditions on Wednesday house in a 1987 blaze, so Ms (local time), and overnight into Veatch was well aware of the Thursday, had allowed crews to consequences of wildfires. improve fire lines. But she was also heading to The fire was also approaching community college next week an area that had been burned so she had been organised by a previous fire on its active and packed, ready to get away southeastern flank, raising hopes quickly. “But this has been a that a lack of fuel could reduce really, really stressful time for my its spread. parents,” Ms Veatch said. The forecast was for favourable To the northwest, summer fun, weather conditions for such as boating and swimming, firefighting again on Thursday. had come to an abrupt end for “Fire crews and support vacationers at Lake Almanor personnel have made significant as the Dixie Fire there spread progress in containing this fire in up the west flank of the Sierra the past few days,” Joe Prummer, Nevada, and it had been of the Pacific Northwest Incident expanding. Management Team 2, said in a BOOTLEG FIRE AS SEEN FROM SPACE: This satellite image provided by Satellite image ©2021 The west shore of the resort statement. Maxar Technologies the Bootleg Fire in Oregon on Wednesday (local time). The wildfire, which was lake and many other small “However, we still have a sparked by lightning, has ravaged the sparsely-populated southern part of the state and had been communities were under long road ahead of us to ensure expanding by up to 6 kilometres a day, aided by strong winds and dry weather that turned trees and evacuation orders. the safety of the surrounding undergrowth into a tinderbox. However, authorities said that better conditions overnight allowed crews Meanwhile, Oregon on communities.” battling the Bootleg Fire to improve fire lines, and while the fire had grown larger still, crews were facing Wednesday banned all campfires The Oregon fire, which was favourable weather again on Thursday. Satellite image ©2021 Maxar Technologies via AP on state-managed lands and sparked by lightning, had in state campgrounds east of ravaged the sparsely-populated At least 2000 households were the heroic firefighters in action, chaparral in national forest land. Interstate 5. southern part of the state and ordered evacuated at one point nobody had died in the massive It erupted on July 4 and was one Climate change had made the had been expanding by up to 6 during the fire, and an additional fire to date. of nearly two dozen blazes that West much warmer and drier kilometres a day, aided by strong 5000 were threatened. Meanwhile, the Tamarack Fire, had been sparked by lightning in the past 30 years and would winds and critically-dry weather. At least 70 homes and more south of Lake Tahoe, had burned strikes. continue to make weather more The blaze was being fought by than 100 outbuildings had more than 176 square kilometres Elsewhere, more than 1200 extreme and wildfires more more than 2200 people. burned. But in a testament to of timber and head-high firefighters were battling the frequent and destructive. — AP Phone numbers of Dubai princesses found in Pegasus spyware probe DUBAI — Phone numbers used by two Dubai princesses have reportedly been found as part of an investigation into the phone-hacking spyware known as Pegasus. Princess Latifa is the daughter of the ruler of Dubai, and Princess Haya Bint al-Hussain is his former wife. In mid-February, BBC Panorama broadcast a secret video from Princess Latifa. In that video, she claimed she was being held as a hostage and was fearing for her life. Princess Haya, meanwhile, fled Dubai in 2019, saying she too feared for her life. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has denied both women’s allegations. Their numbers were apparently on a list of some 50,000 phone numbers Princess Latifa. of people believed to be of interest to File picture clients of the Israeli-based firm NSO Group. The list was leaked to major However, more recently, photographs news outlets. have emerged on an acquaintance’s The discovery of the princesses’ phone Instagram profile, allegedly showing numbers on the list — and those of some IN HAPPIER TIMES: Dubai’s Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and his Princess Latifa in public. of their acquaintances — has raised then-wife Princess Haya. AFP picture Princess Haya, meanwhile, has questions about whether they could have accused her ex-husband of abduction, been the possible target of a government The original investigation which after trying to escape from Dubai. torture and a campaign of intimidation. client of the group. led to the reports — by Paris-based She said that after escaping the UAE A UK court published the allegations in Human rights organisation Amnesty NGO Forbidden Stories and Amnesty and boarding a boat across the Indian a series of judgements last year. International has issued a statement International — was “full of wrong Ocean in 2018, she was seized from a According to the documents, her alleging that the find implicates NSO assumptions and uncorroborated yacht and taken back to Dubai, where marriage fell apart after she became Group “in the catalogue of human rights theories”, the Israeli-based group said. she said she was imprisoned in a villa suspicious about what had happened to violations” inflicted on the two women. The reports were part of a series of that had been converted into a jail. Princess Latifa, as well as another of her It calls for regulation to rein in “an news articles that suggested thousands The story prompted an international ex-husband’s children, Sheikha Shamsa. unchecked surveillance industry”. of prominent people had been targeted. outcry. She fled to the UK in April 2019 with NSO Group denied any wrongdoing. A senior Israeli official confirmed to After the United Nations demanded her two children. The court heard last It said the software was intended for the BBC that the Israeli government proof that she was still alive, Dubai’s year that veiled threats from Sheikh use against criminals and terrorists, and had set up a team to examine the royal family said she was “being cared Mohammed had left her terrified for was made available only to military, law- allegations about the Pegasus software. for at home”. her own safety, as well as fears that her enforcement and intelligence agencies Princess Latifa told the BBC this year Princess Latifa had not been seen or children could be abducted and forcibly with “good human rights records”. that she was kidnapped and imprisoned heard from in months. returned to Dubai. — BBC story/RNZ The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 WORLD 17 Violence overshadows memorial Mass for Nasa’s rover set to drill slain leader of Haiti

CAP-HAITIEN, Haiti — A priest told mourners at a memorial service on Thursday first Mars rock sample (local time) for slain President Jovenel Moïse that too much blood was being shed in Haiti as authorities warned of more violence ahead WASHINGTON, DC — Scientists wanted of his funeral. The US space agency Nasa’s to determine whether The Reverend Jean-Gilles Sem spoke to Perseverance rover was these Paver Stones were dozens of people wearing white T-shirts that getting ready today to take sedimentary or volcanic in were emblazoned with Moïse’s picture. its first sample of a Mars origin. “The killings and kidnappings should stop,” rock. Either was interesting, he said, noting that poor communities were The core, about the size of but the most exciting fact the most affected by the violence. a finger, would be packaged was that volcanic rocks could “We’re tired.” in a sealed tube for the be dated with very high The Mass at the cathedral in the northern eventual return to Earth. precision and accuracy in a coastal city of Cap-Haitien was about half- Scientists say their best laboratory, chief scientist Ken full as officials warned other events planned chance of determining Farley said. for later in the day could be cancelled amid whether Mars ever hosted “That would really pin concerns over the escalating violence. life is to study its surface down the timing of many of Moïse supporters kept interrupting the materials in sophisticated the things we are looking at Mass as they cried out and accused Haiti’s home laboratories. on Mars,” he told reporters. elite of killing the president. Perseverance landed on Perseverance would A man who identified himself as John Jovie the Red Planet in February, first abrade the surface of stood outside the church with a group of in a 45km-wide crater called a chosen section of Paver men and threatened more violence if wealthy Jezero. Stone, to remove Mars’ members of the elite from the capital of Port- Satellite images indicate obscuring dust, and then au-Prince showed up for the ceremonies. this deep depression once examine the site with its “We ask them not to come to the funeral,” held a lake, which was fed by ‘BEST CHANCE OF DETERMINING WHETHER MARS powerful instruments. he said. “If they come, we will cut their heads a deltaic river. EVER HOSTED LIFE’: A light-coloured paver stone will These were held on the off. We will bring our guns out of hiding. As such, it is considered be the likely target for the first rock sampling by Nasa’s end of its robotic arm. They “We want justice for Moïse.” a great candidate for the Perseverance rover (pictured) on Mars. Perseverance was were capable of determining The mayor of Cap-Haitien arrived at the preservation of ancient launched on July 30, 2020, and landed at the Jezero Crater the chemical composition, cathedral with heavy security as men with microbial organisms — if on Mars on February 18 of this year. the mineralogy and texture high-powered weapons stood watch during they ever existed. Image supplied via https://mars.nasa.gov/ within a rock — to identify it the entire Mass. The Nasa robot has driven definitively. Demonstrations after the Mass turned about 1km south from where a location that has been pale-coloured rocks that Finally, in early August, violent on Thursday afternoon, with protesters it touched down in dramatic dubbed the “Paver Stones”, or the mission team believed the robot would secure a shooting into the air, throwing rocks and fashion five months ago. “Fractured Rough”. represented the base, or floor, drilled core. overturning heavy concrete barricades next It had now stopped at This was a collection of of Jezero. — BBC story via RNZ to the seashore as businesses closed and people took cover. A heavily-armed police convoy carrying unknown officials rushed through a barricade of flaming tyres set up at the end of a bridge, From China to Germany, extreme floods with one vehicle turning over as the others continued on their way. “Everything’s been really messed up since Jovenel died,” said David Daniel, who stood in expose the Earth’s climate vulnerability the doorway of a restaurant he co-owned as he watched the scene unfold. But he said he DEADLY floods that have with climate change, it also did not think it was going to lead to anything upended life in both China held more moisture, which productive. “Violence has been here in Haiti and Germany have sent a meant that when rainclouds since I was a kid. I don’t think violence is stark reminder that climate broke, more rain was released. going to change anything.” change is making the weather By the end of this century, Some people signed a blue condolences more extreme across the globe. such storms could be 14 times book that the mayor’s office had set up near At least 25 people in the more frequent, the researchers the cathedral, as well-wishers stood before a central Chinese province of found in the study by using portrait of Moïse and rows of candles. Henan died mid-way through computer simulations. The flames from the candles flickered in this week due to extreme While the inundation the hot wind. flooding. that devastated wide areas “My President. Go in peace. God sees A dozen Chinese people died of western and southern everything. Fight for change,” wrote Louis after they were trapped in a Germany occurred thousands Judlin, a 36-year-old electrician and father city subway as waters tore of kilometres from the events of two. He was unemployed and said he through the regional capital in central China, both cases struggled to find food to feed his children. of Zhengzhou after days and highlighted the vulnerability “Life is truly hard for every Haitian. To eat, days of torrential rain. of heavily-populated areas to go to school, to have healthcare, and to That fatal flooding event to catastrophic flooding and have transportation,” Judlin said. occurred just a week after at other natural disasters. The Mass was held a day after violence least 160 people were killed “You need technical erupted in Quartier-Morin, located between in Germany due to flooding, measures in place — like FLOODING MAKING LIFE DIFFICULT FOR SOME: People ride Cap-Haitien and Moïse’s hometown. and another 31 were killed in bolstering dykes and flood through floodwaters caused by a rainstorm in Zhengzhou city, in Associated Press journalists saw the body Belgium. barriers. But we also need central China. AFP picture of a man whom witnesses said had been These fatal flooding events to remodel cities,” said Fred killed during the protests organised by armed have reinforced the message Hattermann at the Potsdam the cost would be higher if the northwestern Europe, the men who blocked roads with large rocks and that significant changes will Institute for Climate Impact world did nothing. disasters followed a period burning tyres. have to be made to prepare for Research. “It is shocking and scary,” of unusually heavy rain, “That’s the only method we have to similar events in future. Hattermann said there was said John Butschkowski, a equivalent in the Chinese demand justice,” Aurélien Stanley, a Moïse “Governments should first increasing focus on so-called Red Cross driver who was case to a year’s rainfall supporter, said regarding the violence. realise that the infrastructure “green-adaptation” measures, involved in rescue work in being dumped in just three Overnight, local media reported the burning they have built in the past, such as polders and plains, western Germany this week. days, which completely of a nearby bridge that connected two or even in recent times, are that could be flooded to stop “It is inconceivable that this overwhelmed flood defences. communities. Before the Mass began, several vulnerable to these extreme water running off too fast. is happening in Germany.” After several severe floods people stood at the entrance and shouted: weather events,” said Eduardo “But when there’s really Koh Tieh-Yong, a weather over recent decades, buffers “Justice for Moïse! Justice for Moïse!” Araral, associate professor and heavy rain, those measures and climate scientist at had been strengthened along A private funeral for Moïse was planned co-director of the Institute of may not help, so we have to Singapore University of major German rivers, like the for Friday as authorities continued to Water Policy at Singapore’s learn to live with it,” he said. Social Sciences, said an Rhine or the Elbe, but extreme investigate the July 7 attack at the president’s Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Reinforcing dykes overall assessment of rivers rainfall also turned minor home, in which he was fatally shot and his Policy. and climate-proofing and water systems would be tributaries, like the Ahr or the wife seriously wounded. In Europe, climate change housing, roads and urban needed in areas vulnerable to Swist, into fearsome torrents. Meanwhile, the US State Department was likely to increase the infrastructure would cost climate change — including In China, built-up urban announced the appointment of Daniel Foote, number of large, slow-moving billions. cities and farmlands. areas with inadequate water a career member of the Foreign Service, as its storms that could linger However, the dramatic “Floods usually occur due evacuation and large dams special envoy for Haiti. Foote would “engage longer in one area and deliver mobile phone footage of people to two factors combined: that modified the natural with Haitian and international partners deluges of the kind seen struggling through subways one is heavier-than-normal discharge of the Yellow to facilitate long-term peace and stability in Germany and Belgium, submerged in chest-deep rainfall; and two is insufficient River basin may also have and support efforts to hold free and fair according to a study published water in Zhengzhou or crying capacity of rivers to discharge contributed to the disaster, presidential and legislative elections,” State on June 30 in the journal in fear as mud and debris the additional rainwater scientists said. Department spokesperson Ned Price said. Geophysical Research Letters. swept through medieval collected,” he said. — Reuters story via — AP As the atmosphere warmed German towns made it clear In both China and Newshub. 18 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 Pop Star Princess aiming to bow out a winner

CAMBRIDGE — Cambridge trainer Fred Cornege Princess has won twice at stakes level in the Gr.3 While Cornege wasn’t completely ruling out bad one.” is refusing to get involved in the sentiment Rotorua Stakes (1400m) and Listed Tauranga backing up Pop Star Princess in the open sprint A Heavy11 track is wetter than Pop Star surrounding Pop Star Princess’ likely final start Classic (1400m) earlier in her current preparation. at Rotorua on Saturday week, he was approaching Princess prefers, but her wins in the Rotorua and for the stable in tomorrow’s Listed Powerworx “Lindsay and the grandkids love her. I don’t the Opunake Cup as her final run for the stable Tauranga fillies and mares features were both on Opunake Cup (1400m) at New Plymouth. get emotionally involved in the horses. I look after and was delighted with her condition for the Heavy11 tracks and her frontrunning racing style Cornege and his wife Lindsay train and share them. But there will be an empty space for a day or assignment. means she avoids any kickback from the track. the racing ownership of Pop Star Princess with Pat two when she leaves,” Cornege said. “I am very pleased with her work, she generally TAB bookmakers have Pop Star Princess as a and Sue Calnan, but their lease expires at the end “If she could win tomorrow, then it’s more doesn’t do much. She’s a very fit horse now and $9 fifth favourite for the Opunake Cup in a market of the month, so tomorrow’s feature is set to be the money in the bank, but it would be the icing on we know what she’s capable of,” he said. headed by Spring Tide at $4 and Justaskme at Makfi six-year-old mare’s swansong for the stable. the cake. She’s been fantastic to me and Lindsay. “If she can get the run of the race to suit her, $4.20.Pop Star Princess has had 10 wins and A winner of 10 of her 40 starts, Pop Star She’s been a horse of a lifetime.” they’ll know she’s been there. She never runs a finished second nine times. — NZ Racing Desk

Waikato races at Te Rapa Saturday Jetbet 2 TAB Doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddies 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Place6 3-8 Selections 2 Tu Meke Potae (6) 57.5 47 E McCall (a3) 3 00142 Teen Titan tdm (2) 58.5 71 3 97543 Flavius (8) 58.5 51 K Asano (a) 10 900s7 Garnet dm (4) 55.5 60 A Calder Race 1: TREASURE STATE, CANTCALLIT, QUARTZ QUEEN 3 9 Tavirock (7) 57.5 46 B Rogerson (a4) E Leighton (a3) 4 8 Rowin (7) 58.5 46 11 1076s Royce Roca (2) 55.5 60 A Goindasamy (a1) 4 4 Seafoam (3) 55.5 50 E Leighton (a3) Race 2: TU MEKE POTAE, SEAFOAM, IT MIGHT BE YOU 4 63064 Call Me Evie t (5) 55.5 69 5 Dance Monkey (5) 58.5 45 D Danis 12 s9770 Lord Polonius d (3) 55.5 56 L Satherley 5 Can’t Fault Her (1) 55.5 47 K Asano (a) B Rogerson (a4) 6 680s7 Fourchoux (14) 58.5 45 L Satherley 13 00208 Medalza tm (10) 54.5 58 Race 3: BRING IT ON, GOSPODIN, JODELIN GAL 6 It Might Be You (5) 55.5 47 D Johnson 5 54s41 Gerda d (1) 55.5 69 D Johnson 7 6s0s8 Heaps (1) 58.5 45 A Calder 14 99044 She’s Apples dm (14) 54 57 K Asano (a) Race 4: MAKZABEEL, TEEN TITAN, GERDA 7 8 Outback Opal (4) 55.5 46 L Satherley 6 58013 Atomic Kitten dm (4) 54.5 67 K Asano (a) 8 6s454 Arancia (6) 56.5 54 B Rogerson (a4) Race 5: CRYSTALLIZE, CHERRY LANE, BIG MIKE 7 0s008 Big Ben tdm (3) 54 62 D Danis 9 06983 Midnight Spark (3) 56.5 51 D Johnson 8 BGP Battlers Cup 4.19 Race 6: HARD DONE, THORA’S JOY, FLAVIUS 3 Vale Laurie Laxon 1.25 10 98740 Paddy Wagon (13) 56.5 49 T Abel (a4) $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 2100m Race 7: SACRED COMMAND, FINN MCCOOL, THISTLE DO $27,500, rating 74 benchmark, 1200m 5 Super Seth @ Waikato Stud 2.33 11 9s06 Moonstruck (9) 56.5 46 T Newman (a2) 1 s2055 River Run (4) 60 65 M McNab Race 8: MILLENNIUM DAWN, TWO MADISON, RIVER RUN 1 13s14 Palm Springs td (8) 59 76 E Leighton (a3) $32,500, open handicap, 1500m 12 7 Luv Bella Boo (11) 56.5 45 2 01844 Van Blanc dmb (1) 59 63 V Colgan 2 18625 Divine Dive dm (7) 57.5 69 K Asano (a) T Yanagida (a1) 1 20431 Big Mike t (3) 62 99 E Leighton (a3) 3 1s575 Justfixit Wuldya (3) 58.5 62 A Calder 3 907s1 Bring It On d (6) 57 68 S Spratt 2 s5352 Crystallize tm (6) 56 87 13 67 Thora’s Joy (12) 56.5 45 E Leighton (a3) 4 50s14 Durham Lad d (4) 57 68 D Johnson 4 0s761 Millennium Dawn m (14) 58.5 62 1 NZB Pearl Series Race 12.15 A Lawson-Carroll (a4) 14 0s005 Yourmirrorlies (2) 56.5 45 J Fawcett 5 s2511 Gospodin dm (10) 57 68 T Newman (a2) S Collett $22,500, 2yo sw+p, 1100m 6 8955s Blood Warrior dm (5) 56.5 67 V Colgan 3 41173 Cherry Lane tm (1) 54 86 T Newman (a2) 5 s3445 Two Madison m (9) 58 65 T Yanagida (a1) 4 s7188 Yamuna (2) 54 75 M McNab 7 Valachi Downs Foxbridge Plate 28/8 3.43 1 433 Treasure State (4) 57 54 M McNab 7 113 Paradigm Shift db (9) 56.5 67 M McNab 6 05323 Touch The Clouds m (10) 58 61 5 81552 Diogenes m (4) 54 74 S Collett $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m T Newman (a2) 2 73 Cantcallit (1) 57 51 S Collett 8 9s035 Gorgeous Geisha tdm (3) 55.5 69 S Collett 6 40s08 Nasha Riva m (8) 54 74 K Asano (a) 1 4s352 Thistle Do m (1) 59.5 64 T Yanagida (a1) 7 69462 Rising Ransom m (12) 57 59 E McCall (a3) 3 Super Wraith (5) 57 47 J Fawcett 9 10s21 Jodelin Gal dm (1) 55 68 L Satherley 7 3s000 Pursued tm (7) 54 73 M Hashizume (a2) 2 5s913 Venato d (7) 59.5 64 D Johnson 8 4s900 Flying Fantasia m (8) 56 61 S Spratt 4 Windsor Castle (2) 57 47 S Spratt 10 44847 Time To Fly td (11) 54.5 63 J Fawcett 8 8s039 Beltoy m (5) 54 61 B Rogerson (a4) 3 33863 Finn McCool (13) 58 61 M Hashizume (a2) 9 60s23 Unacceptable m (5) 55.5 60 5 00s48 Miss Ipenema t (3) 56.5 60 D Danis 11 490s4 Felix Faure (2) 54 56 D Danis 4 100s7 Sacred Command t (5) 58 61 L Innes M Hashizume (a2) 6 6845 Quartz Queen (6) 55 50 K Asano (a) 6 Petite Paws Mile 3.08 4 @ mysanta.co.nz Mile 1.58 5 03s00 El Coolio d (11) 57.5 60 D Danis 10 s0097 Innamincka m (11) 55 55 J M Fillmore 2 Te Rapa Event Centre 12.50 $10,000, maiden, 1600m 6 s0534 Bullybrook m (8) 57 59 E McCall (a3) 11 s8504 Mr Bazamour m (7) 55 55 D Danis $27,500, rating 74 benchmark, 1600m 1 42342 Hard Done b (4) 58.5 54 7 38s45 Glamour (6) 56 61 M McNab 12 02047 Leicalot (2) 54.5 58 L Satherley $10,000, maiden 3yo, 1200m 1 33028 Hezthewonforus (6) 60.5 75 M McNab M Hashizume (a2) 8 6s210 Kool Power d (9) 56 61 V Colgan 13 9s900 Rhuzick m (13) 54 57 J Fawcett 1 22s60 Civil Unrest (2) 57.5 52 S Collett 2 s7611 Makzabeel d (7) 60 74 L Innes 2 7s728 Black Cheetah b (10) 58.5 51 M McNab 9 s9930 Escudo (12) 55.5 60 S Spratt 14 37944 She Speeds (6) 54 57 K Asano (a)

Taranaki races at New Plymouth Saturday Jetbet 4 TAB Doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddies 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Place6 3-8 Selections 2 03501 Barracuda (11) 58 63 T Thornton 11 0s270 Curious George (2) 57 59 C Grylls 6 11s35 Justaskme (7) 55 86 S Weatherley 2 3s21 Ladies Man (13) 58 63 H Schofer (a1) Race 1: SUNTRIBUTE, CALL ME LOLLY, ICONIC LASS 3 s7251 Our Fair Trade (10) 58 62 J Parkes 12 61752 Smooth Cognac (7) 56.5 62 D Hirini 7 7s051 Battle Time (5) 54.5 85 C Grylls 3 671 Ted Lasso (1) 58 63 J Riddell 4 0s921 Rocktilyoudrop (14) 58 62 13 s0089 Deluxe Edition (5) 56 57 T Taiaroa (a2) 8 s1453 Mont Ventoux (11) 53.5 83 C Dell Race 2: COLIN OSCOPY, JANE O’, MRS BIG 4 55s29 Rusty O’Ceirin (4) 57 54 J Parkes E Nicholas (a3) 14 0s098 Ace Of Spades (18) 54 56 9 s2676 Rosewood (8) 53 86 Callum Jones (a) 5 38632 Blue Arrow (11) 57 53 T Thornton Race 3: LUCKY PARK, MAUNA LOA, SUPER FLASH 5 s2351 Shocking Bill (2) 58 62 H Schofer (a1) EMERGENCIES: 10 61210 Raced Evens (1) 53 77 A Goindasamy (a) 6 0s072 Tumbril (9) 57 52 L Hemi Race 4: ARICINA, FAR SITE, CETUS 6 s2160 Cleese (8) 58 59 C Grylls 15 s7251 Our Fair Trade (15) 58.5 62 11 66236 Sweet Clementine (12) 53 77 T Thornton 7 0780 Monitor (10) 57 45 K Hercock Race 5: JUSTASKME, POP STAR PRINCESS, 7 3825 King Khan (1) 57 52 L Hemi 16 88s99 Run Like Boo (3) 58.5 62 12 50s91 Le Sablier (4) 53 76 E Nicholas (a) 8 512 Dame Vera (5) 56 65 LONDON EXPRESS 8 05734 Hardtimes (4) 57 51 C L O’Beirne (a2) 17 99879 Goodnight Irene (17) 54.5 58 13 47453 Conor O’Ceirin (13) 53 74 L Allpress 9 1 Orla (6) 56 63 C L O’Beirne (a2) Race 6: SWISS KITTY, TOTAL SASS, DAME VERA 9 44122 Jane O’ (15) 56 65 Ashvin Mudhoo (a3) 18 300s0 Razors Edge (9) 56 57 10 61404 Miss Dixie (8) 56 61 L Allpress Race 7: LADIES MAN, SWISS KITTY, SO CALL ME 10 32182 Haere Up (16) 56 63 Callum Jones (a3) 6 Revital Fertilisers 3.25 11 37 Tsunami (7) 55 50 C Grylls Race 8: FLORAL ART, QUEEN CONSTANTINE, MY GIFT 11 741 Mrs Big (13) 56 63 C Dell 4 Seaton Park 2.15 $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m 12 s06s6 Ode To Joy (15) 55 45 D Bradley 12 39222 Platinum Bordeaux (7) 55 54 L Allpress $27,500, rating 74 benchmark, 1600m 13 0 Returntosenda (3) 55 45 E Nicholas (a3) 13 — One To Die For SCRATCHED 1 8s030 Roc Ya Sox (7) 59.5 64 C Grylls 1 0s011 Cetus (3) 60 74 M J Sanson (a4) 2 213 Swiss Kitty (14) 59.5 64 14 00097 Tennessee Rose (2) 55 45 M Singh 14 s6683 Sacred Lady (6) 55 51 D Hirini EMERGENCIES: EMERGENCIES: 2 — Diogenes SCRATCHED 3 80149 Gobuyit (15) 59 63 L Allpress 15 1 So Call Me (12) 58 63 15 8 Whiskey Tango (3) 57 45 3 623s3 Aricina (6) 57 72 H Schofer (a1) 4 0s561 Lord Valentine (12) 58.5 62 T Thornton 16 05734 Hardtimes (16) 57 51 16 88 Spanish Harlem (5) 55 45 4 67153 Magdala (7) 56.5 71 L Hemi 5 32700 Secret Squirrel (13) 58.5 62 1 24/7 Security 12.30 17 0780 Monitor (9) 57 45 5 s6719 Far Site (8) 55.5 69 L Allpress S Weatherley 6 31185 Platinum Star (10) 54.5 67 6 512 Dame Vera (1) 58 65 J Parkes 8 Coastal Agri/De Laval 4.35 $10,000, maiden 2&3yo, 1200m 3 UBP Ltd 1.40 Ashvin Mudhoo (a3) 7 1s358 Total Sass (4) 58 65 Ashvin Mudhoo (a3) $27,500, rating 74 benchmark, 2000m 1 6s355 Pull No Punches (8) 57.5 51 L Allpress $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1800m 7 1s358 Total Sass (1) 54 65 8 73106 Cooga Moon (11) 57 63 M Singh 1 73603 My Gift (4) 62 78 E Nicholas (a3) 2 Sergio (5) 57.5 47 J Parkes 8 88s99 Run Like Boo (2) 54 62 J Mudhoo (a4) 9 54607 Meila Rei (6) 57 63 Callum Jones (a3) 1 51s35 Zeefa Zed (1) 60 65 L Allpress 2 0s701 Obrigado (6) 60 74 F Lazet (a4) 3 0s Idyllwild (7) 57.5 45 C Grylls 9 99879 Goodnight Irene (5) 54 58 10 0s294 Dubai’s Moko (9) 55.5 60 C Dell 3 50271 English Gambler (8) 58.5 71 J Riddell 4 92422 Iconic Lass (1) 55.5 54 D Hirini 2 5s421 Mauna Loa (10) 59.5 64 10 4s800 Aratoka (9) 54 57 Callum Jones (a3) 11 60s77 Cheeky Azz (10) 55 55 C L O’Beirne (a2) Callum Jones (a3) 4 s5543 Nitro Ted (10) 57.5 69 Callum Jones (a3) 5 2 Suntribute (3) 55.5 52 Callum Jones (a3) 11 300s0 Razors Edge (4) 54 57 D Bradley 12 0s099 Tin Soldier (5) 55 55 K Hercock 5 s5195 Floral Art (13) 57 72 J Parkes 6 350 Loox Like A Pro (6) 55.5 50 C Dell 3 58614 Bear Gryls (4) 59 63 C L O’Beirne (a2) 13 0s763 Bae Corp (2) 54.5 58 J Mudhoo (a4) 4 32251 Fortune Wings (12) 59 63 5 Powerworx Opunake Cup 2.50 6 05871 Queen Constantine (12) 57 72 C Grylls 7 Call Me Lolly (2) 55.5 47 J Mudhoo (a4) 14 688s5 Roschana (3) 54 55 D Bradley 7 71329 Bubble Gum (9) 55.5 69 H Schofer (a1) A Goindasamy (a1) EMERGENCY: 8 0 Keantokiss (4) 55.5 45 T Thornton $70,000, listed open handicap, 1400m 8 7s046 Penelope Cruise (5) 55.5 69 L Allpress 5 0s031 Husk (16) 59 63 E Nicholas (a3) 15 3s21 Ladies Man (8) 59 63 2 Sandfords Rural Carriers DC1.05 6 1s0 Le Grazie (6) 58.5 62 K Hercock 1 01017 Pop Star Princess (2) 60 100 J Riddell 9 70312 Carpe Diem (7) 55.5 65 T Taiaroa (a2) 7 71s09 Kiddo (8) 58 61 2 31321 Tavis Court (6) 58.5 93 C L O’Beirne (a) 7 Sinclair Electrical & Refrigeration 4.00 10 66121 Cork (2) 55 68 S Weatherley $22,500, maat, 1800m 8 62310 Splodge (11) 58 61 J Riddell 3 s4135 London Express (3) 57 94 H Schofer (a) 11 9s064 Batchelor Babe (3) 54 64 K Hercock 1 64211 Colin Oscopy (12) 59 67 9 8s175 Super Flash (14) 57.5 60 J Parkes 4 14969 Major Tom (9) 56 88 K Hercock $22,500, maat, 1400m 12 20663 Lucky Viking (1) 54 60 T Thornton A Goindasamy (a1) 10 61443 Lucky Park (13) 57 63 H Schofer (a1) 5 7s411 Spring Tide (10) 55.5 87 J Parkes 1 213 Swiss Kitty (14) 58 64 Callum Jones (a3) 13 00s77 Ekstrememiss (11) 54 59 L Hemi

Sydney races at Rosehill Saturday Selections 3 1s133 Tags w (14) 59 95 K Mc Evoy 8 s5s61 Rifles w (1) 52 84 J Ford 7 XXXX Winter Challenge 4.45 9 The Agency Real Estate 6.05 Race 1: PICARONES, KING OF SPARTA, SIR CRACKLE 4 8s908 Laughing Or Crying dw (5) 59 86 J Innes Jnr 5 Schweppes Handicap 3.35 $150,000, 3yo & up Quality Listed, 1500m $130,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78, 1200m Race 2: ZOO STATION, TAGS, BOLD AND WILD 5 8s381 Choccy Gaf w (11) 59 94 J Bowman 1 3600s Chief Ironside (2) 59 87 J Collett 1 41s32 Lancaster Bomber dwbn (11) 61.5 99 Race 3: BAZOOKA, GO TROPPO, BLACK BOLT SCRATCHED $130,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78, 2400m 6 — Convinced 2 37s46 Countofmontecristo n (1) 58.5 94 T Sherry (a2) Race 4: ALL TIME LEGEND, TRUMBULL, ISAURIAN 1 2s541 Harpo Marx tdw (6) 62.5 100 2 2535s Rule The World tw (10) 61.5 93 7 52311 Reach Beyond dw (10) 57.5 93 Ms L Day J Mc Donald Race 5: HARPO MARX, NO COMPROMISE, SPENCER 8 s2352 Lord Avatar (8) 57.5 91 S Clipperton T Sherry (a2) J Bowman 3 6s323 Order Again dwh (8) 58 95 J Bowman Race 6: STARLA, MISTEED, DAME KIRI 9 141s9 Birdonawinningpost w (13) 57 94 2 33112 No Compromise tdwbh (13) 61 94 3 2216s Above And Beyond twn (8) 59.5 88 4 2s5s4 Ziegfeld w (9) 56 93 J Parr Race 7: TRUE DETECTIVE, KIRWAN’S LANE, ZIEGFELD G Buckley B Ryan (a2) K Mc Evoy 5 s4137 Kirwan’s Lane cw (4) 54 97 B Avdulla 4 52321 Tycoonist twhn (13) 59 95 T Berry Race 8: BAZOOKA, ARCTIC THUNDER, ASHIM 10 21197 Charvet w (9) 57 94 T Sherry (a2) 3 60410 Spencer tcw (12) 60 96 J Parr 11 11s16 Zoo Station tw (4) 57 97 R Bayliss 6 0s488 Military Zone (3) 54 92 T Berry 5 — Misteed SCRATCHED 4 62258 Kaapfever dw (7) 58 95 R Bayliss Race 9: TONY BE, TYCOONIST, SMART IMAGE 12 17s25 Bondi Blue w (3) 56 94 J Ford 7 05s67 Sambro wh (5) 53 96 J Ford 6 6s852 Smart Image cdwn (5) 58.5 97 Race 10: IRISH SONGS, FROSTY ROCKS, ZAKAT 13 35322 Auntie Monnie (15) 55.5 92 J Collett 5 56s96 Master Shuhood w (3) 57.5 93 8 25332 True Detective twh (7) 53 93 K Mc Evoy K S Latham 14 s4463 So Say You (2) 54 92 B Ryan (a2) S Clipperton 9 42s13 Cisco Bay dwbhn (6) 53 100 Ms R King 7 1217s Snitzify w (7) 58 91 R Bayliss EMERGENCIES: 6 24s03 Montabot dw (5) 57.5 97 B Avdulla 8 813s1 Rustic Steel dw (12) 57.5 100 B Avdulla 15 s2167 Jac The Great w (1) 55.5 96 7 72321 Smokin’ Romans wn (9) 57.5 99 8 Midway Handicap 5.25 9 5155s Tony Be wh (2) 56.5 94 J Mc Donald 16 43s15 Nuremburg Castle wb (6) 57.5 100 J Mc Donald 10 336s4 Cuban Royale dwn (3) 56.5 95 T Berry $100,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 72, 1500m B Ryan (a2) 8 61168 Commander Bell w (10) 56 93 K Mc Evoy 11 9s907 He’s A Hotshot td (1) 56.5 93 Ms R King 1 62s42 Ashim w (3) 59.5 96 B Avdulla 3 Bowermans Furniture 2.25 9 35115 Karmazone w (4) 54.5 97 J Collett 12 74333 Up Trumpz dw (9) 52.5 92 Ms K O’Hara 10 82053 Sound Of Cannons (1) 54.5 93 T Berry 2 3816s Casino Mondial wb (19) 59 86 J Bowman 13 4s0s4 Secretively w (4) 52 90 Ms L Day $130,000, 3yo Benchmark 72, 1500m 11 88536 Terwilliker dw (11) 54 93 G Boss 3 11s21 Fantastic Baby w (16) 58.5 97 J Parr 1 18s77 Major Artie wn (3) 60 92 T Clark 12 08054 Poulton Le Sands w (8) 53 91 Ms L Day 4 56s70 Come Along cw (1) 58 95 K S Latham 10 Quayclean Handicap 6.45 1 Elite Sand & Soil Handicap 1.15 2 — Tony Be SCRATCHED 13 67511 Arabolini w (2) 52.5 99 Ms E Hennessy (a3) 5 00s07 This Is So w (12) 57 93 $130,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 88, 1300m $130,000, 2yo, 1200m 3 21211 Go Troppo dw (1) 59 96 S Clipperton 6 963s7 Stormy Mountain (7) 56.5 90 Ms L Day 1 s40s9 Noble Boy tdw (14) 62 85 B Ryan (a2) 4 6s623 Bazooka wbh (8) 56.5 89 K S Latham 6 City Tattersalls Club 4.10 7 71024 Altimeter dw (15) 56.5 94 J Ford 1 s1503 Baby Wong (5) 58 91 J Bowman 2 s903s Blue Soldier (12) 60 91 T Sherry (a2) 5 133s3 Black Bolt b (5) 56.5 96 R Bayliss 8 4s609 Bluff ‘n’ Bluster w (4) 56 100 2 744s1 King Of Sparta w (9) 57.5 94 R Bayliss $130,000, 3yo & up F&M Benchmark 78, 3 2243s Frosty Rocks cdwb (2) 60 93 J Parr 6 339s1 Yiyi wh (4) 56 100 J Mc Donald S Clipperton 3 134s Picarones d (12) 57 88 Ms R King 1200m 4 135s0 Poetic Charmer cdwn (1) 59.5 90 7 6s213 Alvin The Bold dw (12) 55.5 93 K Mc Evoy S Clipperton 4 8s10s Coastwatch wh (8) 57 91 J Mc Donald 9 820s1 Savvy Crown w (13) 56 96 T Clark 8 24123 Oakfield Arrow w (2) 54 96 T Berry 1 5243s Maddi Rocks dbn (8) 60.5 93 T Sherry (a2) 10 11272 Too Good To Be Tru w (8) 55.5 97 5 0553s Al Mah Haha wbn (4) 58 89 R Bayliss 5 1 Concocted w (4) 56.5 94 B Avdulla 9 59217 Adamas Prince w (11) 54 93 B Avdulla 6 2s11s Ventura Ocean (8) 57 93 B Avdulla 6 2 Military Expert b (10) 56.5 100 T Berry 2 0s042 Misteed tdw (2) 60.5 94 J Parr R Bayliss 10 26s21 Just Tozza w (9) 53 95 Ms R King 3 55108 Stellar Pauline dw (7) 59.5 95 7 3416s Outback Diva tdwh (15) 56.5 88 7 1 Silent Impact w (2) 56.5 94 T Clark 11 21434 Yesmeena w (10) 52 89 J Ford 11 23335 All But Gone dwn (11) 55 92 J Collett S Clipperton J Van Overmeire (a1.5) 8 Lion King h (7) 56 88 J Parr 12 13269 Just A Brother w (6) 52 96 Ms K O’Hara 12 13356 Arctic Thunder wb (6) 54.5 100 T Berry 8 4s110 Dream Circle tdwbh (11) 56.5 97 9 62s1 Turnstar wh (6) 56 92 J Ford 4 9180s Hasstobegood d (12) 59 91 R Bayliss 13 0s151 War Cabinet w (10) 54.5 98 Ms R King K S Latham 10 20s44 Vianello (11) 55.5 90 K Mc Evoy 4 Hyland July Sprint 3.00 5 540s4 Dame Kiri dw (1) 58 90 Ms R King 14 02509 Celtic Love dw (14) 54 86 9 4131s Bigboyroy whn (7) 56 91 J Mc Donald SCRATCHED 11 — Maralago $130,000, 3yo & up, 1100m 6 56604 Lucicello tcwh (5) 58 92 B Avdulla Ms E Hennessy (a3) 10 48121 Vitesse tdwh (5) 55.5 96 Ms K O’Hara 12 7 Sir Crackle b (1) 55.5 89 J Collett 7 1s576 Brazen Gem wn (10) 57.5 97 K Mc Evoy EMERGENCIES: 11 s245s Zakat w (6) 55.5 98 T Berry 1 19s8s Trumbull tdw (8) 61 96 T Berry 8 0s373 Starla hn (4) 57.5 90 J Bowman 15 s6286 Salsonic (2) 54.5 87 T Sherry (a2) 12 080s1 Madam Legend tw (16) 55 100 2 8346s Gaulois tw (3) 59 91 J Bowman 2 TAB Highway Plate 1.50 9 10401 Turnstyle w (3) 57.5 98 J Mc Donald 16 55658 Bob’s Your Uncle wn (17) 53.5 93 K Mc Evoy 3 2s3s5 Isaurian cdw (2) 59 100 J Mc Donald EMERGENCIES: $100,000, 3yo & up Class 3 SW, 1500m 10 31s12 Seleque dwb (9) 57 100 T Berry 4 1370s Man Of Peace w (6) 59 89 Ms L Day Ms K O’Hara 13 43906 Irish Songs w (10) 55 90 J Collett 1 9s033 Bold And Wild w (7) 59 96 J Parr 5 1133s All Time Legend wb (5) 53 95 K Mc Evoy 11 — Hellenism SCRATCHED 17 6s623 Bazooka wbh (9) 56 92 14 2355s Chat dw (9) 59.5 94 J Bowman 2 sPs24 Dream Runner wb (12) 59 100 6 2355s Chat dw (7) 52 100 B Ryan (a2) 12 1s53s Hyannis Port dh (11) 54 88 J Ford 18 24123 Oakfield Arrow w (5) 54 98 15 11s8s Barbaric w (3) 55.5 82 J Mc Donald 7 11s8s Barbaric dw (4) 52 80 Ms R King 13 514s9 Arousal dhn (6) 53.5 90 J Innes Jnr 19 59217 Adamas Prince w (18) 54 94 16 6s852 Smart Image twn (13) 54 97

Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 RACING 19 Melbourne races at Caulfield Saturday Selections Ms T Hope (a2) 5 MRC Member Linda Leo 4.25 5 63072 Exhibition w (1) 55.5 90 B Mertens 4 2329s Brave Song cdn (2) 58.5 87 J Hill Race 1: ROYAL CROWN, MASERARTIE BAY, CAKEWALK BABY 4 3s560 Viral cdw (3) 54 100 C Williams 6 99935 Eco Warrior wn (4) 55 98 D Moor 5 46s71 Red Can Man td (3) 58.5 99 W Egan 5 80060 Great Duchess tcdw (9) 54 95 $75,000, Benchmark 78, 1400m 7 37s14 Za’ex (13) 55 96 B Prebble 6 8227s Secret Blaze tw (12) 58.5 82 J Allen Race 2: KING MAGNUS, GREAT AGAIN, VIRAL T Stockdale (a2) 1 3154s Scarlet Tufty dwh (18) 61.5 79 J Allen 8 s5418 Barrington Manor w (10) 54.5 93 7 2s3s5 Isaurian dw (7) 58.5 100 Ms J Kah Race 3: REGULUS, CHERRYPICK, PAMMY JOY 6 51759 Mr Exclusive tdw (1) 54 93 B Mertens 2 721s0 Do You Reckon dwn (13) 61 87 C Williams 8 7s330 William Thomas tcdw (6) 58.5 91 M Dee Race 4: LA MEXICANA, MISS ALBANIA, ABSOLUTE FLIRT 7 6s021 King Magnus cwn (8) 54 100 C Rawiller (a3) 9 1s400 Myers Reward (5) 54.5 92 Dean Holland 9 s5411 The Astrologist cdwn (4) 58.5 94 Race 5: SCANTOON, CHASSIS, SESSIONS ROAD Ms A Kelly (a3) 3 12s00 Easy Beast w (3) 61 92 Ms C Hefel (a3) 10 4515 Cru Classe w (8) 54 94 D Yendall D Thornton Race 6: MURRUMBIDGEE RIVER, TOKEN SPIRIT, ECO 8 6s486 Why Choose Her w (2) 54 92 4 11s11 And Beyond wn (8) 60 96 L Neindorf (a2) 11 6s502 Dubai Moon (6) 54 92 Ms C Hefel (a3) 10 s1195 Inn Keeper tdw (9) 58.5 92 Dean Holland WARRIOR M Cartwright (a2) 5 91531 Chassis tdw (11) 59 97 T Stockdale (a2) 12 23s35 Equine Philosopher (7) 54 89 11 9s740 I Am Someone dw (8) 58.5 91 E Brown Race 7: IMPERIAL HILTON, HICKOK, THE BIG EASY 9 41188 Ammoudi Bay dw (7) 54 93 D Thornton 6 16s80 Global Gift wh (1) 59 91 B Allen D Thornton 12 1476s Sansom dwn (11) 58.5 91 B Allen 13 32524 Dexelation dw (13) 58.5 94 J Childs Race 8: VIRIDINE, THE ASTROLOGIST, RED CAN MAN 7 209s0 Kaplumpich dwn (16) 59 76 13 5s52L Bow Thruster (11) 54 88 T Nugent (a1.5) 3 Neds Vobis Gold Ingot 3.15 T Nugent (a1.5) Race 9: SUGARTOWN, ZESTY BELLE, BELSIELLE $150,000, 2yo SW+P, 1400m 8 s2113 Scantoon dwn (2) 59 99 M Dee 7 Neds Filter Form 5.45 9 MRC Membership Renewal 6.52 9 1s401 Just Folk dw (12) 58.5 100 $135,000, 3yo C&Gs, 1200m $135,000, 3yo Fillies, 1200m 1 536s1 Sunfall wh (4) 57 95 C Newitt Ms M Julius (a3) 1 4115s Zou Dancer w (16) 62 95 Ms A Kelly (a3) 2 s0s21 Umgawa w (11) 57 90 Dean Holland 10 08s78 Seberate dn (17) 58.5 91 D Oliver 1 3s114 Imperial Hilton dw (8) 58 99 2 1119s Diamonds Inthe Sky tc (15) 55.5 86 3 s5232 River Views h (10) 57 85 P Moloney 11 7s735 Wicklow Town w (9) 58.5 96 W Egan J B Opperman (a2) C Newitt 4 731 Reynaire h (12) 57 90 Ms J Kah 12 s5079 Strome cdw (19) 58 87 C Newitt 2 23261 The Big Easy dwh (3) 58 100 Ms J Kah 3 7s131 Winning Weather dw (17) 55 90 D Oliver 5 3 Regulus (9) 57 100 C Williams 13 13187 Ghost Doctor dw (20) 57.5 93 3 4s755 Dickin Medal t (4) 56 93 D Oliver 6 450s4 Pounding (6) 57 91 B Higgins Ms A Kelly (a3) 4 42613 Sacred Palace w (12) 55.5 94 B Prebble 4 2s121 Belsielle tw (9) 54 92 B Prebble 7 2 Lord Paramount h (2) 57 89 J Allen 14 79024 Jittery Jack dw (14) 57.5 95 5 32s81 Duke Of Neworleans dw (7) 55 95 M Dee 5 s7864 Miss Divine Em w (1) 54 94 D Yendall 8 9 Heavy Duty (3) 57 83 F W Kersley L German (a2) 6 9s711 Ashford Street w (5) 54.5 94 6 166s2 Zesty Belle (6) 54 100 9 21 Pammy Joy w (8) 55 90 D Oliver 15 345s4 Evening Glory tdw (15) 57 91 B Prebble Ms T Bull (a3) J B Opperman (a2) 1 Neds Vobis Gold Stayers 2.05 10 3 Cherrypick (1) 55 99 B Prebble 16 1s001 Mister Dynamix dw (10) 57 97 7 19s15 Better Kick d (11) 54.5 93 Dean Holland 7 1160s Safe Passage dn (11) 54 94 C Williams 11 73 Swear Shes Perfect (5) 55 89 8 s6513 Hickok dw (1) 54 94 F W Kersley 8 s2122 Bubbly Lass dw (7) 54 91 M Dee $150,000, 3yo & up SW+P, 2412m C Robertson D Thornton EMERGENCIES: 9 1s2 Stripped Back b (2) 54 95 9 s1392 Continuance w (20) 54 93 1 31698 Mahamedeis tcwn (2) 60 96 R Mc Leod 12 7 Blazing Bay (7) 55 85 Ms C Hefel (a) 17 s1s11 Sessions Road w (4) 56.5 95 M Cartwright (a2) Ms C Hefel (a3) 2 07125 Royal Crown cw (6) 58 100 D Thornton Dean Holland 10 s4s21 The Defiant One dh (9) 54 89 10 14s11 Sunrise Ruby dw (18) 54 91 3 s2247 Maserartie Bay dw (1) 58 99 J Allen 4 MRC Member G Franklin 3.50 18 7s602 Promotions dw (7) 55.5 98 Ms J Kah Ms A Kelly (a3) T Nugent (a1.5) 11 25313 Awapuni Princess dwb (19) 54 89 4 58051 So Able dw (5) 58 81 Dean Holland $125,000, F&M Benchmark 90, 1100m 19 20s08 Write Your Name d (5) 55.5 91 D Yendall 11 3s1 The Garden dw (14) 54 94 C Williams 5 40516 Grey Khan dw (8) 58 90 J Childs 20 29s04 Kuzco Lad dw (6) 55 94 T Nugent (a1.5) 12 15s66 Far Enough (13) 54 90 D Yendall 12 s1173 Sugartown wb (10) 54 92 Ms J Kah 6 8s831 Auf Weidersehen dw (3) 58 90 C Newitt 1 1101s La Mexicana tcdwn (7) 60 98 Ms J Kah 13 481s7 Rockcliff dw (15) 54 90 B Mertens 13 14031 Bob’s Relish (5) 54 88 M Cartwright (a2) 7 55s77 Reflect The Stars d (4) 56 92 C Williams 2 s13s1 Absolute Flirt cdw (6) 59 100 6 Ciaron Maher Racing P’ship 5.05 14 s3146 Tax Free Prophet (6) 54 94 C Newitt 14 2228s Elidi dn (2) 54 89 M Poy 8 01052 Cakewalk Baby w (7) 55 92 M Poy Ms A Kelly (a3) 15 Holt (10) 54 93 Ms C Hefel (a3) 15 067s1 Zooming Zebra w (4) 54 89 D Thornton 3 52161 Kalkarni Royale dwn (4) 58 98 $135,000, 3yo, 2412m 16 77s11 Highly Righteous dh (13) 54 84 2 MRC Member Alan Yates 2.40 T Nugent (a1.5) 1 88611 Token Spirit dw (9) 60 99 Ms A Kelly (a3) 8 Bletchingly Stakes 6.20 B Mertens 4 1s727 Propelle twn (1) 57.5 98 2 26611 Vintage Diesel w (2) 56.5 94 EMERGENCIES: $125,000, Open, 1400m M Cartwright (a2) L German (a2) $160,000, WFA Group 3, 1200m 17 — Vidiano SCRATCHED 1 32s48 Great Again dw (5) 58.5 97 5 s6218 Plaquette tdn (8) 57 92 D Oliver 3 13 Murrumbidgee River bh (12) 56 100 1 1167s Streets Of Avalon tdn (5) 58.5 94 Z Spain 18 Mothereens (12) 54 87 L Neindorf (a2) 6 1112s Miss Albania cdn (2) 54 97 C Williams Ms J Kah 2 s4636 Viridine cdw (10) 58.5 95 D Oliver 19 34541 Wyld Savanna dh (8) 54 86 2 0s00s Dark Dream dwn (6) 58 83 L Nolen 7 9s331 High Risk w (5) 54 98 L Neindorf (a2) 4 s3221 Capricorn Ridge w (3) 55.5 99 3 329s9 Order Of Command cdw (1) 58.5 94 M Cartwright (a2) 3 470s5 The Inevitable dwn (4) 58 93 8 134s9 Beatrix wn (3) 54 93 Ms C Hefel (a3) J B Opperman (a2) C Williams 20 65 Kaciga (3) 54 79

Brisbane races at Doomben Saturday Selections 4 01833 Zigallene w (1) 54 93 Ms R Palmer 5 Racecourse Village 3.43 12 80280 Parko tcdw (14) 57.5 83 5 s5154 Really Discreet cw (10) 58 100 Race 1: HINGED, BAYERISCHE, ARCHDEACON 5 82944 Safin n (4) 54 89 M Mc Gillivray Ms M Wishart (a3) R Maloney 6 42271 Smart Meteor c (2) 54 92 L V Cassidy $55,000, Benchmark 72, 2020m 13 — Purroni SCRATCHED 6 31851 Red Bloom dw (14) 57 95 Race 2: HE RUNS AWAY, TAVION PRINCE, 7 8s212 Warp Speed tw (8) 54 97 R Fradd 1 — Safin SCRATCHED 14 88s72 Few Too Many tcd (5) 57 86 Ron Stewart K Wilson-Taylor (a3) MOMENTUM TO WIN 8 7s802 Momentum To Win d (3) 54 87 J Byrne 2 — Smart Meteor SCRATCHED 15 5s113 Luskin Hero tw (6) 57 96 B Stewart 7 14s88 Beachbreak tcw (6) 55.5 91 M Cahill Race 3: TAMILAIDE, SAFEEYA, DZSENIFER 3 36267 Savvy Oak dn (11) 59.5 97 R Fradd 16 s7153 Dragon Miss dwn (12) 56.5 93 8 25181 Daring Belle cdw (4) 55.5 91 Race 4: MIAMI FLEISS, ELOQUENTLY, DUSTY TYCOON 3 BRC Membership Handicap 2.33 4 0s095 Dashing Special cw (7) 59 91 B Stewart Ms R Palmer Ms K Cowan (a3) Race 5: THE CATCH, TWO SMOKIN BARRELS, $75,000, 3yo, 1615m 5 — Momentum To Win SCRATCHED EMERGENCY: 9 s2062 Purroni cd (2) 55 89 J Byrne HONORABLE SPIRIT 6 4s005 One For Betty w (15) 58 95 R Maloney 17 11 So Clever d (3) 55 100 Jaden Lloyd (a3) 10 64541 Toujours L’amour cwn (3) 54.5 92 1 s1116 Rogue Rocker wb (2) 59 91 7 6s985 Baritone wn (12) 57 96 B Nothdurft Race 6: SO CLEVER, BIG BAD BRUCE, ACROBATIC K Wilson-Taylor (a3) 7 Sky Racing 4.57 M Hellyer Race 7: INDISPENSABLE, GREAT POWERS, PROFIT 8 95231 Honorable Spirit w (5) 56.5 95 11 11s53 Centenary Star (1) 54 90 A Allen 2 22s32 Dzsenifer b (6) 55.5 100 J Orman K Wilson-Taylor (a3) Race 8: HARD LABOUR, EAST ASIA, BEACHBREAK $75,000, Benchmark 85, 1615m 12 1s548 I Am A Rocker w (7) 54 90 C Bayliss 3 21321 Tamilaide dw (1) 55.5 99 B Stewart 9 33943 Blacklog tw (4) 55.5 97 M R Du Plessis Race 9: ZIEMBA, STUTTERING, ROMAN AUREUS 4 s0485 Magic Conqueror cdw (8) 55 91 1 0s170 Profit d (15) 61 88 Ms L Kilner (a3) 13 5s244 Buckle Up Baby w (12) 54 85 10 31443 Top Order cw (9) 55.5 96 T Marshall 14 94s25 Saas Fee (5) 54 88 R Fradd L V Cassidy 11 1s352 Two Smokin Barrels twb (14) 55.5 95 2 43855 Sir Barnabus tcdw (14) 60 87 5 s1116 Without Thinking dw (3) 54.5 93 Ron Stewart Ms K Cowan (a3) 9 Mekka Races 11/8 6.13 M Hellyer 12 24814 Princess Cavallo twn (6) 54 95 3 98s41 Regal Stage dw (12) 59.5 89 $75,000, C,H&Gs Class 6, 1350m 6 74221 Safeeya (7) 54 88 J Byrne Ms M Wishart (a3) M Mc Gillivray 7 s9740 The Actuary tcw (4) 54 95 13 8s151 The Catch w (1) 54 100 A Allen 4 14221 Indispensable tcdw (6) 59 100 1 51s22 Roman Aureus cwb (14) 59 99 Ms G Cartwright 14 s6584 Shamani (8) 54 94 L V Cassidy K Wilson-Taylor (a3) K Wilson-Taylor (a3) 8 7s808 Better Lad (5) 54 93 M Cahill 15 11s98 Felzone td (3) 54 94 Ms A Patis (a3) 5 00s09 Prioritise tcdw (9) 59 83 A Allen 2 233s4 Stuttering tdw (1) 59 95 M R Du Plessis 6 32415 Stardome tdwn (8) 59 88 L R Dittman 4 Mt Franklin Handicap 3.08 16 16s42 Wonderful Day w (2) 54 99 J Byrne 3 15537 Starvirgo tdw (9) 57.5 90 L R Dittman 1 TAB Venue Mode Handicap 1.23 7 690s8 Plitvice tcdw (10) 58 82 A Thompson (a2) 4 26s39 Ulysses w (5) 56.5 99 M Cahill $75,000, 3yo, 1050m 6 XXXX Handicap 4.18 8 s6087 Intuition w (2) 57.5 85 B Nothdurft 5 90s91 Potro Duro dw (7) 56 89 B Stewart $75,000, 2yo, 1615m 9 82083 Willo Titto w (1) 56.5 86 J Orman 1 879s4 Mishani Miss cw (9) 59 93 J Orman $55,000, Benchmark 72, 1200m 6 s0s33 Ziemba tcw (2) 56 100 R Maloney 1 2s211 Hinged twn (6) 60 100 10 03217 Prospectus cdwb (4) 55.5 93 J Byrne 2 156s3 Dusty Tycoon tc (5) 57 92 Ms A Patis (a3) 1 15358 Fuji Flyer dw (1) 61 93 Ms L Kilner (a3) 7 09211 Nordicus tdw (11) 55.5 96 T Marshall K Wilson-Taylor (a3) 11 56741 Great Powers cdwn (3) 55 93 T Marshall 8 s00s9 The Fire Trap dw (3) 54.5 93 J Byrne 3 s147s Moonan Me w (3) 57 89 2 60311 Conquer The Stars tw (13) 60 87 12 36614 I Could Do Better tw (13) 54 93 2 s6421 Archdeacon (4) 55.5 100 R Maloney K Wilson-Taylor (a3) 9 15s0s Top Me Up Again tdw (16) 54.5 91 3 24134 Bayerische (5) 55 95 L V Cassidy A Thompson (a2) Ron Stewart 4 21111 Eloquently wn (8) 56 97 A Allen A Spinks 4 8s Bay Of Kiel (1) 54 83 M Cahill 3 32740 Ghostly dwn (7) 60 86 B Nothdurft 13 — Warp Speed SCRATCHED 5 6s527 Better Than Best wn (1) 54.5 94 10 30598 Bentley Magic w (6) 54 93 R Fradd 5 84s54 Hats (7) 54 91 Ms M Wishart (a3) 4 3s234 Jetski dn (17) 59.5 92 14 s6s76 Boomtown Rat dwn (7) 54 83 Ron Stewart 11 54s64 Love Express tc (4) 54 95 Ms A Patis (a3) 6 55 Last Finale (2) 54 88 Ms G Cartwright K Wilson-Taylor (a3) Ms A Patis (a3) 6 117s Miami Fleiss twbn (10) 54 100 12 6s683 Americana Magic (15) 54 89 7 83 Mishani Diva (8) 54 95 T Marshall 5 6s765 Snow Valley dwb (10) 59.5 89 15 s7596 Fasano tw (11) 54 87 M R Du Plessis Ms G Cartwright 13 3695s Brilliant Concept w (12) 54 88 8 845s3 Shaluna (3) 54 87 J Byrne Ms K Cowan (a3) 7 s1611 Outback Heights wn (6) 54 88 6 35s06 Rari (11) 58.5 86 8 TAB Handicap 5.37 A Thompson (a2) 2 Gallopers Sports Club 1.58 Ms K Cowan (a3) 7 05s41 Acrobatic tcdw (8) 58 99 J Orman 14 34691 Boyles w (8) 54 92 A Allen 8 81961 Charlie Sphene w (7) 54 88 8 4s113 Explosive Quality tdwb (2) 58 91 M Cahill $75,000, F&M Class 6, 1350m 15 s1831 Isaready wn (13) 54 91 $75,000, Open, 2020m Ms M Wishart (a3) 9 127s2 Lashoni tcd (4) 58 95 Ms G Cartwright 1 187s8 Take Tea w (11) 59 89 Ms L Kilner (a3) 16 s5277 Depths Below tw (10) 54 90 1 00973 He Runs Away td (5) 59 90 L R Dittman 9 29052 Hamilton Hill cw (11) 54 82 10 076s1 Big Bad Bruce cdw (16) 57.5 92 2 32s35 Better Reflection t (8) 58.5 89 B Stewart M Mc Gillivray 2 s4812 Seentoomany twn (7) 56.5 94 A Mallyon 10 21 Adonisea w (4) 54 91 J Byrne R Maloney 3 30511 East Asia cw (13) 58 94 L R Dittman EMERGENCY: 3 67531 Tavion Prince tw (6) 56 100 R Maloney 11 15s05 Dansant tw (2) 54 83 11 322s9 Good Chat db (9) 57.5 88 M R Du Plessis 4 3s551 Hard Labour cw (9) 58 92 A Mallyon 17 s7636 Rising Star d (17) 54 90

Adelaide races at Morphettville Saturday Selections 13 — Mystic Storm SCRATCHED 3 17395 Street Life cdw (1) 57.5 95 T Pannell Ms S Metcalfe 2 24823 Extra Mile wh (11) 60 90 J Toeroek Race 1: KEEP READING, COYOTE, STRIKE EAGLE 14 5 Star Espresso h (6) 55.5 82 D Tourneur 4 51s23 Street Tough wbn (3) 57.5 100 J Toeroek 8 219s4 Longduan w (5) 57 90 D Caboche 3 9711s Raise An Army (9) 60 82 S Cahill EMERGENCIES: 5 s11s1 Pindaric cdw (8) 56 99 Ms J Eaton 9 318s2 Naleigh c (6) 57 94 T Pannell 4 02214 Munster dwb (8) 59.5 96 Ms J Eaton Race 2: THE DEC, FRANCE’S BOY, DR DEE DEE 15 55s Our Shinko (15) 55.5 87 Ms K Crowther 6 25199 Sir Kalahad dwn (5) 55.5 98 J Holder 10 83303 Redneck Princess (2) 57 95 B Vorster 5 3241s I’m A Legend dwh (6) 59 89 B Vorster Race 3: LORD BOUZERON, MR JOOBS, MAHIS ANGEL 16 50 Zyclonic h (16) 57.5 73 P Gatt 7 7s132 Extreme Thrill cdw (2) 55 95 B Vorster 11 26504 Yule My Hero h (12) 57 95 J Toeroek 6 s2210 Star Of Uma cwb (12) 59 100 Race 4: PINDARIC, DEXELATION, EXTREME THRILL 17 356s Smart Ace (13) 55.5 84 Ms E Boyd 8 00s05 Flying Award (6) 54 97 Ms K Crowther 12 1s3 Miss Mucinni b (15) 56.5 90 Ms S So (a3) Race 5: HONEY GO LIGHTLY, BLACK OPAL, SILVER ON RED 18 6 Harmonious Star h (5) 55.5 79 9 01792 Aiguilette cw (7) 54 92 Ms S Metcalfe Ms K Crowther 7 65s16 Halcyon Dame dw (5) 58.5 97 Race 6: HEROIC CHIEF, GREAT LEVELLER, MISS MUCINNI 10 62350 Harbouring (10) 54 81 D Tourneur 13 38476 Champagne Affair dh (7) 56 90 Ms K Crowther 2 Dominant Handicap 2.52 Ms C Jones Race 7: MORIALTA, REFRESHED, JONQUEST 5 GH Mumm Handicap 4.37 8 5334s Magnetic Edge dw (1) 58.5 89 J Maund Race 8: ANGASTON, NONAME LANE, EXTRA MILE $54,750, Benchmark 78, 1600m 14 66s21 Scenic Host w (14) 56 91 D Tourneur 9 172s0 Damascus Moment td (2) 58 83 R Hurdle $40,250, Benchmark 60, 1050m EMERGENCIES: 10 04060 Exalted Maxine tw (3) 58 92 Ms C Jones Race 9: MELODY MAN, CAMPOBASSO, CAPRICORN RIDGE 1 42363 France’s Boy tcw (4) 60 95 T Pannell 15 9481s Wijdaan h (3) 54.5 89 1 39s34 Black Opal dwb (9) 60.5 100 Ms J Eaton 11 3s367 Lake’s Folly cdw (10) 58 92 M Aitken 2 s0304 Peloton w (5) 59 95 M Aitken 16 s940s Eightbalsidepocket w (10) 56.5 92 12 232s1 Noname Lane w (14) 57 93 T Pannell 3 s6110 Jaguary tdwb (11) 58.5 100 P Gatt 2 267s0 Just Kappy tw (4) 60.5 90 J Potter Ms C Lions 3 1367s Bludog (12) 59.5 91 D Tourneur 13 426s5 Picargo td (13) 57 89 D Tourneur 4 71244 Dr Dee Dee dw (7) 57.5 94 J Holder 14 22s71 Smart Alick dw (4) 56.5 96 5 66096 Naseeb cd (6) 55 89 Ms E Finnegan 4 26433 Rizski cdwh (5) 59.5 99 Ms S So (a3) 7 The Junction Handicap 5.57 5 19233 Sitting Bull dw (11) 59.5 99 J Toeroek Ms S Metcalfe 6 149s5 Unlaced cd (10) 54 91 Ms J Eaton $40,250, Benchmark 60, 1200m 7 52771 Perfect Command dw (1) 54 86 J Potter 6 32s25 Lohn Ranger w (2) 59 100 Ms S Metcalfe 9 Pike & Joyce Handicap 7. 10 8 4s191 The Dec w (3) 54 99 B Vorster 7 13364 Magic Phantom tdwh (10) 59 95 J Holder 1 41622 Refreshed w (3) 60.5 96 R Hurdle 9 50s81 Flying Pierro dwh (2) 54 93 8 3221s Silver On Red w (13) 59 93 P Gatt 2 7s101 Morialta dw (7) 60 100 Ms K Crowther $44,750, Benchmark 68, 1800m Ms K Crowther 9 35312 Liberalized wb (14) 58.5 97 R Hurdle 3 s2s5s Preakness b (12) 60 95 Ms J Eaton 1 27s32 Tibetan w (2) 60 92 M Aitken 10 17s90 No Strings dh (9) 54 85 K H Zechner 10 1664s Romalette (17) 58.5 91 T Pannell 4 — Cotillion SCRATCHED 2 74431 Connermara Rose dw (5) 59 90 11 8s860 Lord Rosenthal w (8) 54 79 11 7s17 Comrade Bill w (1) 58 98 D Caboche 5 s381s Jonquest dh (6) 59 97 J Holder Ms S So (a3) Ms S Metcalfe 12 2197 Star Of Manhattan w (7) 58 99 M Aitken 6 — Lady Bethany SCRATCHED 3 47s86 Brilliant Venture w (8) 58 91 13 42542 Honey Go Lightly c (3) 57.5 95 B Vorster 7 22614 Lomax dw (2) 59 97 J Potter 4 s6465 Star Status th (10) 58 89 J Holder 3 Furphy Handicap 3.27 14 96318 Brazen Boy wh (18) 55.5 94 8 7s924 Vistabelle (1) 59 97 D Tourneur 5 70710 Busker’s Ballad tdw (4) 57.5 96 Ms K Crowther 9 6758s Getouttheway tdw (17) 58.5 89 $54,750, Benchmark 78, 2500m D Tourneur EMERGENCIES: Ms C Jones 6 s3221 Capricorn Ridge w (1) 56.5 98 P Gatt 1 53124 Lord Bouzeron w (4) 60 100 Ms J Eaton SCRATCHED 15 — Effortkat 10 s6520 Ringfort (8) 58.5 100 T Pannell 7 — Fighter SCRATCHED 1 Wills And Daniel Plate 2.17 2 4s673 Hasta La Fiorente cw (8) 59 96 J Toeroek SCRATCHED 16 — Sanbuck 11 4098s Royal Gun Salute dn (13) 58.5 98 8 09790 Lord Gododdin dw (18) 56.5 90 J Toeroek 3 s8661 Mahis Angel twn (3) 58 100 P Gatt $40,250, 2yo Maiden SW, 1100m 17 s4608 Akkacan cwh (6) 57 82 K H Zechner J Toeroek 9 14s22 Melody Man dwb (15) 56.5 98 T Pannell 4 02427 Manzala tcwh (6) 57.5 96 T Pannell 1 Alpine Beau (11) 57.5 80 J Maund 18 27875 Devonte (8) 55 90 12 5s344 Grimesy d (18) 58 94 K H Zechner 10 20741 She’s A Karaka w (14) 56.5 91 5 70912 Azzureous dwh (9) 56 92 Ms S Metcalfe SCRATCHED 13 10s2 Tahnee Tradition d (10) 57.5 100 P Gatt 2 433s Coyote (3) 57.5 85 Ms J Eaton 19 — Anamnesis Ms K Crowther 6 90325 Stan The Caddy b (10) 55 96 14 1637s Regina Del Dramma db (4) 57 91 3 2 Keep Reading h (2) 57.5 100 J Toeroek 11 1Ps86 Swift Sure (7) 56 95 Ms J Eaton Ms K Crowther 6 Fleurieu Milk Company 5.17 D Caboche 4 Lakehurst h (17) 57.5 81 Ms C Jones 12 77706 Flow Meter tw (13) 55.5 93 7 45146 Mr Joobs dwn (1) 54 96 K H Zechner EMERGENCIES: 5 Manage The Cycle (1) 57.5 81 $44,750, 3yo Benchmark 62, 1050m Ms S Metcalfe 8 00363 Sasun tw (7) 54 89 Ms E Finnegan 15 52040 Pivotal Force dwb (9) 58 98 B Vorster Ms S Metcalfe 9 55022 Exalted Ambition wb (2) 54 93 B Vorster 1 18035 Great Leveller dwh (9) 62 100 16 — La Rapide SCRATCHED 13 10680 Plaisir (12) 54.5 90 J Maund 6 64s Manhatten Times h (8) 57.5 90 J Holder 14 68s60 Friday Funday (9) 54 85 K H Zechner 10 30455 Turf Man dw (5) 54 92 J Maund Ms S So (a3) 17 40665 Azzuro Bianco d (5) 54 90 J Maund 7 5s37 My Khalifa h (14) 57.5 84 R Hurdle 2 41815 Spin The Reward cw (8) 61 92 R Hurdle 18 57873 Spirited Match dwh (11) 54 97 15 32580 Sostenido (3) 54 87 Ms E Boyd 8 0s23 Strike Eagle (7) 57.5 96 B Vorster 4 TAB Handicap 4.02 3 01 De Thorn wh (1) 60 92 K H Zechner 16 00385 Littlebitfunny dwh (17) 54 84 9 Tolkien (10) 57.5 82 M Aitken 4 s3034 Old Time Rock w (13) 59 89 Ms J Eaton 8 Irish Race Day Sat 14/8 6.32 Ms A Jordsjo 10 Apollo Girl (4) 55.5 82 J Potter $54,750, Benchmark 86, 1200m 5 23s Heroic Chief b (4) 58.5 90 J Holder EMERGENCIES: 11 Kamalani (12) 55.5 84 D Caboche 1 32524 Dexelation cdwh (9) 61.5 98 Ms S So (a3) 6 5s31s Southern Magnolia h (16) 57.5 83 P Gatt $44,750, Benchmark 68, 1200m 17 1s621 Get In The Queue w (6) 58 100 12 Magical Effort (9) 55.5 83 Ms A Jordsjo 2 7s707 Usain Bowler dwhn (4) 58 91 J Maund 7 0s357 Ultimate Victory wh (11) 57.5 94 1 1431s Angaston whn (7) 60.5 90 K H Zechner 18 63713 Campobasso w (11) 56.5 91

Legend: T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at this distance on another course. M – Won in slow or heavy going. B – Beaten favourite at last start. H – Trained on track. N – Won at night. S – Spell of three months. F – Fell. P – Pulled up. L – Lost rider. TV – Featured on Trackside TV. 20 LITERATURE The Gisborne Herald• Friday, • Friday, October July 23,11, 20212019

Revolution reimagined THE REPUBLIC OF FALSE TRUTHS Sky is the limit by Alaa Al Aswany enemy were published by Allen & Unwin the protestors, GREAT CIRCLE destroying the by Maggie Shipstead She also knows she’ll pay it, no matter his is a novel based on true events of real democracy published by Transworld Publishers what it is. As the story unfolds we go with the uprising against President Hosni of their country. Marian from Montana, to Alaska, New Mubarak’s thirty year, murderous and They were so “I was born to be a wanderer.” York, London, New Zealand, to the ends of Tcorrupt reign over Egypt. One of the persuasive that his is the opening line of ‘Great the earth, as her obsession with being in first major, televised events of the growing unrest the general Circle’ and the first sentence in the air never wanes. At the same time we in the muslim countries, which became known population turned Marian Grave’s final logbook follow her brother Jamie, as he deals with as The Arab Spring, was the 2013 Tahrir Square, on students and Tentry, dated March 4, 1950. Marian leaving town, with young love and where young people, both the educated and anyone who was It was a trip to New Zealand that heartbreak, and his own experience as an the poor, as well as underpaid union workers possibly involved sparked author Maggie Shipstead’s idea artist documenting the war. gathered to protest peacefully. They wanted in the protests. for her new novel. Inspired by our own Running parallel to Marian and Jamie, Mubarak to step down as president. The young had Jean Batten whose epic flights in the we’re in 2014 and following the other Elated, the groups of students and workers nowhere to turn, 1930s included being the heroine of this novel, thought they had won a great victory. But it was many having first person to fly solo the Hollywood starlet short-lived. The army and police, politicians, to leave their from London to New Hadley Baxter. Since she wealthy businessmen and media were against beloved country, Zealand, she dreamt up was a young girl, Hadley the protestors and they began a counter-attack, to seek asylum in Europe. the fictional character, has had an interest in maliciously ensuring the instigators will never This is not a happy story, but one based on Marian Graves. the story of the aviator rise up again. actual events, depicting the hopeless situation Marian’s story begins Marian Graves, who The novel follows several people, mostly for the general population of countries ruled by before her birth in disappeared while trying young, who demand a better life for themselves dictators and corrupt hierarchy. As a reader, it 1914, back to the year to circumnavigate the and the people of Egypt. Buoyed by their first makes me question the purpose of the UN. How 1909 and a ship, the globe in 1950. Like success, the characters plan and prepare for can this body spend any time questioning and Josephina Eterna. It’s Marian, Hadley was peaceful marches and sit-ins, only to come lording over New Zealand’s social issues, when on board that Marian’s often alone, her parents face-to face with the most brutal backlash from such blatant abuse of human rights is occurring father, the captain died in a plane crash, authorities. The atrocities performed against the in these other countries, unchecked. Addison Graves, meets and she was also raised women, children and workers are horrific. Even The Republic of False Truths is aptly named, a her mother, a young by her uncle. After a those that were arrested and tortured could not gripping read, an eye-opening account of abuses woman Annabel. From private moment becomes believe that their country could condone such that don’t reach main-stream media and a novel their union comes twins, public and threatens violence against their own people. The media that will make the reader consider how lucky we Marian and her brother, to derail her career, was corrupt, leading their viewers to believe the are to live here. — CP Jamie. When tragedy the opportunity arises strikes the Josephina for Hadley to play the Eterna it will have life- part of Marian in a changing consequences new film ‘Peregrine’. for the Graves children Based on the entries leaving them in the care in Marian’s logbook of their uncle Wallace, a painter, gambler that was discovered wrapped in a life “Muirs book talk” and drinker. Wallace is kind and loves the preserver near the South Pole, Hadley in twins, but he struggles to be the parental her research will find herself being drawn figure they need. His debts lead Marian to in to the mysteries of Marian’s life and leave school early, cutting off her hair and uncovering secrets that may be best left New Non-fi ction at Muirs this week... posing as a boy so that she can get work where they lie. as a delivery driver in town. ‘Great Circle’ is an epic novel spanning An encounter with two pilots ignites a a century and it’s history. Through fire in Marian, and she decides that she Marian and Jamie’s eyes we experience The Power of The Ministry of will do anything to fly. The opportunity the Prohibition era, early-20th-century Geography Bodies comes sooner than expected when she aviation, the Great Depression, and the meets a bootlegger named Barclay Second World War. It’s a wonderful novel by Tim Marshall by Seamus O’Mahony Macqueen. Barclay offers her what she that sweeps us into the story, like Marian e sequel to Th e charting of the wants most in the world, a plane. But is swept up into the air. A captivating saga Prisoners of realities of working Marian knows it will come at a price. that I thoroughly recommend. — KP Geography, this new in hospitals and the book explains ten health system. A maps that reveal the poignant and funny future of our world. portrayal of doctors’ Record and reputation lives. town of Port Silver. WHEN YOU ARE MINE by Michael Robotham published by Transworld Publishers

eating the odds, Philomena (Phil) Daughter McCarthy made it into the London of the River Metropolitan Police force as a young Country Bofficer, despite being the daughter of a notorious London gangster. The Frontiers by Dianne of Knowledge When Phil and her partner Anisha Kohli are O’Brien called to a domestic violence incident, Phil’s entire Pullman by A.C. Grayling From a stolen career and ambitions come under threat. Phil and We are only at the childhood, Kohli rescue a bloodied young woman, Tempe frontier of what born in NSW Brown, who shows clear signs of being assaulted there is to know in the 1940’s and Tempe is unwilling to report her abuser while about science, and taken from he is still present. When he makes an attempt to history and the Lyra and her daemon Pan her Aboriginal attack her, Phil intervenes, cuffing and arresting mind. mother, Dianne him. is is a remarkable, was raised in an Darren Goodall is a married family man with two readable and authorative account of the full era of widespread racism and had a traumatic children. He is the man Phil arrested, a decorated breadth of human knowledge. early life. police detective. Darren is a member of an elite Th is is a memoir of survival and triumph of a ‘good old boys’ club that will do anything to women who becomes a leader helping other protect his record and reputation. This domestic stolen people. assault is covered up. Although Phil is in the dog house she is not one to back down from doing good. Phil goes out of her way to help Tempe and ends up befriending her. Tempe can’t do enough for Phil, helping her to organise her wedding, she makes herself indispensable. She weaves herself so wonderfully into Phil’s life that Phil’s friends and fiancé notice As usual Robotham gives the reader an edgy www.muirsbookshop.co.nz the constant presence. Then Phil’s life begins to and clever plot that has twists and turns grabbing unravel and she is pushed back into her criminal you from page one. Robotham guarantees a 62 Gladstone62 Gladstone Road, GisborneRoad, Gisborne • Phone • Phone867 9741 867 9741 39274-08 family’s arms for help. brilliant read. — AR The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 21

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Water PG KEY 0 3 (HLS) (RPL) (DLY) 16 18 Closed captions; Repeat; Highlights; Replay; Delayed; Approved for persons 16 years or over; Approved for persons 18 years or over; 23Jul21 Compiled by C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. 24 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 Robinson calls for more Eels at fourth place from Sydney Roosters face uphill run to finals RUGBY LEAGUE “Depending on where we get to, RUGBY LEAGUE “You can play rugby league each week but not see by Ed Jackson, AAP we’re going to have to earn every by Pamela Whaley, AAP what you want to see or see the essence of the game bit of it,” Arthur said. that you really want to play,” he said. GOLD COAST — Parramatta Adding to Arthur’s concern is the SYDNEY — He has seen the “I saw the essence of the game that we coach Brad Arthur has no doubt fitness of halfback Mitchell Moses. embers, now Trent Robinson wants I want an want to continue to play and greenness in us that if his NRL team can finish Having suffered a fracture in his a roaring fire. in the way that we went about it. inside the competition’s top four back during his State of Origin The Sydney Roosters coach intelligent,‘ thinking “But we had some hardness there as well, they’ll have earned the right to that debut for NSW last week, Moses says he has spotted sparks of the team on the from 12-nil down and the patience we had at lofty position. has missed the Eels’ past two team he wants to take through to field that’s got 14-12 to sit there through a period of time. The Eels’ grip on fourth spot is in fixtures. the NRL finals, but it needs stoking “To be honest, I really want to continue to jeopardy after a bruising encounter The 26-year-old could make a against Newcastle on Friday night. hardness about build that as a team. I really want young and with Canberra on the Gold Coast return as early as next weekend’s The fifth-placed side has been it. old to understand how we want to play as a on Thursday ended in a 12-10 mouth-watering clash with the held together with resilience and ’ —Roosters coach team. defeat. Roosters but Arthur said there’s still strapping tape this season after an Trent Robinson “I want an intelligent, thinking team on That loss means the Sydney plenty of ground to cover before incredible injury toll threatened to the field that’s got hardness about it. I saw Roosters can close within a game that decision is made. bring their season undone. the embers, but we’ve got to keep stoking it of Parramatta this weekend before “It might be a week or two, but And although their form hasn’t each week. both teams face each other next it’s hard to say,” Arthur said. been at its devastating best, a tough 34-18 victory “We’re starting to get a group of troops back at this week. “It could improve overnight. over North Queensland last weekend showed him time of year so we’re in a good place physically.” After the Roosters clash, “We’ll just have to wait until next they’re on the right track to finish the season NSW Origin star James Tedesco will make his return Parramatta face four of the top week when he runs and then we’ll strongly. to the side against Newcastle on Friday, while veteran six in their final five fixtures of see from there.” there is _____ (8) 17. Pixie (3) centre Josh Morris has been dropped for the game. the home-and-away campaign The Eels are also sweating on JUNIOR CROSSWORD SOLUTIONS The Roosters are four points out of the top four including back-to-back matches the fitness of interchange forward Previous solution behind Parramatta, who they play in round 20, followed against Melbourne and Penrith in Marata Niukore, who suffered a Across: 6. Helicopter, 8. Under, 10. Korea, 13. Babysitting, 14. by second-placed Penrith. the final two rounds. meniscus injury in his right knee Aunts, 17. Ankle, 19. Decreasing. A round-24 clash with South Sydney has them It’s a daunting run home that in the first half of the loss to the Down: 1. Read, 2. Liar, 3. Cork, 4. Star, 5. Triangles, 7. facing all top four sides but Melbourne over the next Arthur acknowledges will test how Raiders. Cupboards, 9. Egypt, 11. Often, 12. Big, 15. Nice, 16. Seen, 17. Also, 18. King. seven weeks, while they also face Brisbane, St George realistic the Eels’ ambitions of a Arthur said it was unclear how Illawarra and Canberra. deep finals run in 2021 are. severe the 24-year-old’s injury was. THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY Saturday, July 24, 2021 SUDOKU CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Elisabeth Moss, 39; Jennifer Lopez, 52; Kristin Chenoweth, 53; Kadeem Hardison, 56. Happy Birthday: SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made Look at the possibilities, then set your plan in motion. Refuse to let what up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. others do get in your way. Stand by your beliefs, and concentrate on what you To solve the puzzle, each row, know you want to pursue. Invest more time, money, blood, sweat and tears into your skills and education in order to reach the destination of your dreams. column and 3x3 grid within the Choose the life you desire. 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Modify (6) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. 14 Emetic; 16 Awash; 20 Air. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 23. Lethargy (6) 20. Fissure (5) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 SPORT 25 SPORTS BRIEFS New midfield needed Shared goalkeeping duties YESTERDAY’S story headed “Adopted teams do well at u18s” about Gisborne hockey players should have mentioned that goalkeeper Cole Land, Brouwer and Spawforth unavailable Manson shared duties with Wairoa-based player Oliver Newton for the Hawke’s Bay team. FOOTBALL by John Gillies THREE key players will be missing from the Proteas tame Ireland in T20 Gisborne Thistle line-up when they play Massey SOUTH Africa’s David Miller hit an unbeaten University in Palmerston North tomorrow. 75 to help the tourists out of early trouble Skipper Nick Land, Jarom Brouwer and Cullen before their spinners then restricted Ireland to Spawforth will all miss tomorrow’s game in secure a 42-run victory in the second Twenty20 football’s Pacific Premiership. international at Belfast. Miller was in belligerent They represented the whole of Thistle’s mood, scoring off 44 balls, to lift South Africa to midfield from the 5-2 victory over second-placed 159-7 on Thursday after they won the toss and Palmerston North Marist last Saturday, coach elected to bat. Garrett Blair said. Ireland were bowled out for 117 in reply as “Nick has his grandad’s 90th birthday to spinners Tabraiz Shamsi and Bjorn Fortuin took attend, Jarom can’t get the weekend off work three wickets each. and Cullen is suspended for getting his seventh South Africa lost two wickets in the first four yellow card of the season,” Blair said. balls of the innings and were in trouble at 58-5 “We feel we can cover the midfield by reverting but Miller led a fightback, taking full advantage of to a 4-3-3 system.” being dropped on 19 to see them to a respectable Last week, Blair bolstered the defence by score. He hit four sixes in the final over. playing a five-man backline, three in midfield South Africa won the first T20 international in and two up front. The tactic worked, as Thistle Dublin on Monday by 33 runs with the last game frustrated a strong Marist side and scored three of the series also in Belfast on Saturday. — AAP goals in seven minutes of stoppage time to win. As a result, Waikanae Beach TOP10 Gisborne Virus postpones ODI Thistle are third in the league, with 24 points from PENALTY: Palmerston North Marist centreback Adam Gill brings down Gisborne 12 games, with four games to go. Thistle striker Jimmy Somerton in Central Federation League action last Saturday. LONDON — Australia’s second one-day Massey lie two places back but only a point Somerton scored from the penalty spot to complete a 5-2 win. Picture by Paul Rickard international against the West Indies in the behind from the same number of matches. In Caribbean has been postponed in dramatic May, they beat Thistle 3-2 at Childers Road alongside Ryan Anderson in the middle of the unavailable, but we’re still able to put out a very circumstances before a ball could be bowled after Reserve, but with better finishing the Jags could defence in front of goalkeeper Mitchell Stewart- good side,” Blair said. one of the host’s backroom staff tested positive have drawn or won that game. Hill. “I think we’ve played that system enough to be for Covid-19. Since then, Thistle have had their ups and Brandon Josling looks set to start at rightback, comfortable with it. It means we have to work for The teams had been named, the captains had downs. Last month they lost four first team squad and last night Blair was still mulling over the each other. tossed up and Australia were ready to bat at members . . . three of them were Argentinian choice between the experience of Daniel Venema “Massey are young and fit, so we have to the Kensington Oval in Barbados on Thursday working-holidaymakers who wanted to see more and the pace of Alex Davies. counteract that with good tactical and clever when a halt was suddenly called to proceedings of the country before their visas expired. The front three are likely to be Jimmy football. I think we have the right combination to moments before the first ball was due to be But Thistle have bounced back, and even Somerton down the middle, with Oli Davies back do that.” bowled. welcomed a new band of football-loving South on the left wing after a stint at leftback last week, Blair said that Oska Smith, who had made Amid a brief and confusing delay for onlookers Americans — from Uruguay — who have quickly and Felipe Torres (from Uruguay) on the right. his presence felt in some appearances as a while the players, support staff and match made a favourable impression. Alan Zarate will probably drop back from his substitute early in the season, was getting over a officials retreated to their dressing rooms, the Blair is considering pushing defensive kingpin front-running role of last week to operate as an hip injury. He expected to be able to call on him International Cricket Council then announced Ander Batarrita into midfield to play alongside attacking midfielder. soon. in a statement on Twitter the match had been Ash McMillan in a holding role. The bench looks strong, too, with Sam “How we use him is the big question,” Blair suspended. He was impressed with the performance of Patterson, Travis White and either Alex Davies or said. Cricket West Indies later confirmed that the Uruguayan centreback Gonzalo Brunelli against Daniel Venema ready to bolster the team effort. “He will likely feature off the bench, but will positive test had been given by “a non-playing Marist on Saturday and is likely to play him “We’ll miss the three players who are also get some minutes for the reserves.” member” on their staff, and explained that the test result had not been known until after the toss had taken pace. The Australians are supposed to be heading to Bangladesh for the five-match T20 international series that was confirmed on Wednesday. Anger in Britain over Johnny Grave, the Cricket West Indies chief executive, said it was hoped that the results of the fresh round of tests would be known by Friday morning. A Cricket Australia spokesman added: “The Australian squad has returned to the team hotel exit by Australia, NZ and is in in-room isolation. No further comment will be made at this stage.” — AAP

RUGBY LEAGUE by Ian Laybourn, PA and former England coach Steve McNamara their own backyard. We’ll be affected more LeBron joins billionaires’ club is urging NRL clubs to put their self-interest to than any other club team in the world with the NBA superstar LeBron James has joined the LONDON — Anger is continuing to mount in one side and get behind the tournament. amount of players we’ll have out but we want sporting billionaires’ club, according to a new Britain over the decision by Australia and New Officials promised the most efficient the World Cup to go ahead.” report. Zealand to pull out of the 2021 rugby league biosecurity measures possible in an effort There was strong criticism from International The “Space Jam: A New Legacy” star is the first World Cup, with the southern hemisphere to allay safety fears, but NRL clubs remain Rugby League chair Troy Grant, a former active NBA player ever to reach that stratosphere, giants being accused of “cowardly” and unconvinced, while wary of the need for Australian politician who says some players are sports business site Sportico reported on “selfish” behaviour. players to go into quarantine on their return to now considering switching allegiances to other Thursday. Officials from the two countries say they Australia which would affect nations to enable them to James, 36, has earned $330 million in player made the call because of the worsening their preparations for the take part in the tournament. salaries and another $700 million off the court Covid-19 situation in the UK which made it 2022 season. Organisers are frantically from endorsements, merchandising, licensing and “simply too unsafe to send teams and staff McNamara, the Catalans I think they’ve got trying to work out their next his media business, over”. Dragons head coach who their‘ own interests at step after being caught on according to the report. The issue was even addressed in the worked as an assistant at heart . . . the hop by the decision, His current British Parliament by Leader of the House of Sydney Roosters and New —Former’ England coach which came just seven days endorsement partners Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg, who mocked Zealand Warriors, has little Steve McNamara after it was announced the include Nike, PepsiCo, Australia for being “scared” to defend their sympathy for the stance tournament would go ahead AT&T, Walmart, GMC, crown. taken by the NRL clubs. as planned on October 23. Epic Games, Beats, Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, a Warrington “They’re talking from The decision comes a Blaze Pizza and fan, announced he would meet tournament 12,000 miles away,” he said. week after the NRL relocated its competition Rimowa. organisers to discuss the matter and “I think they’ve got their own interests at to Queensland following fresh Covid outbreaks The only other Vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi said he and heart and I understand that to some extent in New South Wales and Victoria but Johnson athletes to earn $1 Government officials were also happy to meet but we’re talking about the World Cup, the says the rugby league authorities in Australia billion while still them. pinnacle of our sport. are bucking the trend as the world emerges active are golfer Tiger Rugby Football League chairman Simon “I’ve been involved as an assistant coach from lockdown. Woods, boxer Floyd Johnson said: “The World Cup organisers and as a head coach, both in the southern “I would have some sympathy for them Mayweather, tennis have bent over backwards and turned double hemisphere and the northern hemisphere, and were I not aware that right now Australian star Roger Federer somersaults to meet every single requirement ultimately, it’s what players play for. athletes are in Tokyo for the Olympics, that and soccer greats that was asked of them, by the Australians “There’s all the tribalism that goes with being New Zealand men’s cricketers have played in Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. particularly. a club player but there is nothing quite like that England this summer and that the rugby union A 17-time All-Star, four-time league MVP and four- “To have those assurances completely feeling of playing for your country in a World team from Australia will be coming for a series time NBA champion, James averaged 25.0 points, dismissed, I am angry about this. This is a Cup. of internationals in October,” he said. 7.8 assists and 7.7 rebounds in his third season selfish, parochial and cowardly decision which “You hear a lot of, ‘we’re all in this together’ “So, if their sports’ governing bodies are with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2020-21. has been taken by the Australian and New and ‘we always look after each other’ but I comfortable with the arrangements that are On the NBA’s all-time lists, James ranks third in Zealand leadership.” don’t think with some of this it’s the case. made, why are the rugby league authorities not points (35,367) and eighth in assists (9,696) through Johnson is hoping for a change of heart, “I think some people are trying to look after satisfied with that?” 18 seasons. — AAP 26 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 ‘Misogyny’ spat over Coates remarks Aussie Olympic Committee boss ignites bushfire as Brisbane awarded 2032 Games OLYMPICS by Melissa Woods “As I understand, there will be officially awarded the hosting rights. and Murray Wenzel, AAP an opening and closing ceremony “If we didn’t have John Coates, in 2032 and all of you are going this would not have happened,” she BRISBANE — Australian Olympic to get along there and understand added. Committee boss John Coates insists the traditional parts of that, what’s “He has been able to get all levels his blunt Tokyo opening ceremony involved in an opening ceremony, so of government to work together for us directive to Queensland Premier none of you are staying behind and to have this bid and his engagement Annastacia Palaszczuk that was hiding in your rooms, all right? with the business community, his labelled “misogynistic” has been “You’ve never been to the opening networks are absolutely phenomenal.” taken out of context. ceremony of an Olympic Games, have Tokyo is facing a staggering Brisbane’s 2032 Olympic Games you? You don’t know the protocols, I financial loss with fans locked out celebrations took an awkward turn think it’s a very important lesson for and many of the Japanese population when Coates ordered the Premier to everyone here. against the Games being staged change her plans and attend Tokyo’s “The opening ceremonies cost during the COVID-19 pandemic. opening ceremony on Friday. in the order of $75 million to $100 HAPPIER TIMES: Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and AOC However organisers claim the Palaszczuk had controversially million, it’s a major exercise for any President John Coates speak to media earlier this year on Brisbane Games will be cost-neutral, flown to Japan with Brisbane mayor organising committee. Queensland’s bid to host the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane. meaning no additional expense Adrian Schrinner and Australian “It puts a stamp on the Games.” AAP picture for taxpayers beyond a $4.5 billion sports minister Richard Colbeck Former Socceroo and social budget covered by ticket sales, to accept the hosting duties and equality advocate Craig Foster sponsorship and the IOC. intended to watch the festivities from tweeted Coates had shot to the “top “Absolutely I believe the Premier “The Premier and I have a long- “This is ultimately a win for every her hotel room on Friday evening. of the medal tally in misogyny”, should come to the opening standing and very successful single Queenslander,” Palaszczuk, Coates appeared to surprise the while the Premier attempted to play ceremony and she has accepted,” he relationship. who forecast $17 billion of economic Premier mid-press conference though down the awkward back-and-forth on said. “We both know the spirit of my benefit, said. as the AOC boss and International ABC News Breakfast on Thursday as “I am thrilled about that. Attending remarks and I have no indication “This is going to set Queensland Olympic Committee vice-president set “semantics”. the Opening Ceremony has always that she was offended in any way . . . up for a golden age. her travelling party straight. Coates issued a statement later on been her choice. those in doubt should ask her.” “It’s going to be a decade worth of “You are going to the opening Thursday asserting his comments had “My view has always been all three Palaszczuk explained that an investment. It is going to be a catalyst ceremony,” Coates said, with arms “been completely misinterpreted by levels of government should come to invitation to the opening ceremony for change, opportunity . . . this is our crossed. people who weren’t in the room”. the opening ceremony. had not arrived until they were moment to shine.” East Coast golfers’ eyes on King of the Coast men’s open GOLF by Chris Taewa district although many are regular returnees to Hunting glory alongside Brown, Reedy and question. this ever-popular event. Higham are 2019 KotC winner Hukanui Brown, At least a handful of players plan to take the THE East Coast sporting spotlight will shine Among those back for another crack is Patutahi clubmate Dwayne Russell — who has championship trophy out of the district. Recent on a certain famous rugby shield tomorrow but reigning “king” William Brown, who also won been one of the most improved players over the history backs them to an extent although a few golf will be centre of attention in Tolaga Bay. the PB Open last year. past year — Poverty Bay’s Thomas Donovan, of these travellers can claim to be “adopted” As Ngati Porou East Coast players run out The Poverty Bay greenkeeper and Waikohu 2014 winner Tini Hawea and two-time champion Coasties through family ties and regular on to Napier’s McLean Park for their Ranfurly member beat Te Puia Springs’ Andrew Higham Pete Bremner, who will again fly the flag for participation. Shield clash with Hawke’s Bay tomorrow with a birdie on the 18th in the 2020 final. He Mahia. Among these are Tokoroa’s Nathaniel afternoon, a full field of golfers will be walking was also runner-up to Anaru Reedy at the East Patutahi’s challenge has quantity and quality, Cassidy and Kurtis Cortesi. Cassidy won the fairways of Tolaga Bay in the King of the Coast Open in April. with Reef Pohatu and Regan Hindmarsh joining the KotC ini 2015 and both have represented Coast men’s open. Electrinet Park member Reedy is chasing the Hukanui Brown and Russell in the top 16. Poverty Bay-East Coast. One of the district’s premier men’s golf Coast double and not many would bet against The tournament has not produced a host For many in the field, however, golf is a tournaments, the KotC field was filled weeks the lowest-handicapped (+1.8) player in the club winner since Dion Milner in 2011. It has means to a 19th-hole end. ago, reflecting the growing popularity of the region. some quality players in Neil Hansen, 2013 Tolaga Bay always turns on a magnificent game. Also at low odds would be Higham, a three- runner-up Bruce Yates, club captain Taine social experience, hence the reason why And similarly to the Poverty Bay Open, a time winner of the crown. Lincoln and Milner. Whether their handicaps players keep returning. good portion of the players are from out of the The local challenge is powerful. are low enough to make the top flight is the Don’t expect 2021 to be any different. Reid and Hoskin centre stage in Tokyo TWO Gisborne athletes will be centre stage at the will paddle one last time on August 7 at 2:22pm. Olympic Games, with Tayler Reid in the triathlon and Sky Sport will stream and broadcast all of the Alicia Hoskin in the canoe sprint. Tokyo 2020 action across 12 channels with live Tokyo is three hours behind New Zealand’s time streaming coverage also available on Sky Go and zone. Sky Sport Now. Reid kicks off the local action on Monday with the TVNZ 1 will have 12 hours of free-to-air coverage men’s individual triathlon at 9.30am NZT, before he’s throughout each afternoon and evening, breaking back in action on Saturday, July 31, in the mixed for 1 News at 6pm and Seven Sharp. Coverage will teams relay. start earlier on days where New Zealanders are in Hoskin’s action starts on August 6, when the K4 action. The action will be livestreamed, but will not be team will be racing in either the 1.15pm Heat 1 or the available on TVNZ OnDemand. Clashes in schedules 1.22pm Heat 2. If they are to qualify for the final, they may result in some events having delayed coverage. Close encounters set for premier-grade netball NETBALL by Murray Robertson more improved performance,” Te Rito said. “We have a few injuries but I think we’ll CLUBMATES clash in premier-grade still be OK. netball at the YMCA tomorrow morning “The players we’ve got should be able to and it should be a tight game. handle it.” Claydens Waikohu (1) and Waikohu (3) At 10.30am tomorrow F45 High School meet at 9am. Old Girls play Tapuae. “There were only two goals in it when “Tapuae had a bad start last time these they last met, so I am expecting another two teams met and HSOG were out to a close contest between those teams,” netball lead of 18-2 after just 15 minutes of play commentator Sherrill Beale said. at the end of the first quarter,” Beale said. Last time the top Waikohu team won it “Tapuae rallied and had a competitive 55-53. second half that saw the final result Waikohu (3) may have taken their decided by only 11 goals in High School clubmates by surprise last time. The Old Girl’s favour. chances of that happening again would be “Both teams like to move the ball at fairly remote. speed, and on defence they put pressure “The top team did not play their own on the ball carrier to create turnovers.” game last time they played the third Beale said Tapuae will be determined to team,” said Waikohu 1 co-coach Cheryl Te start strongly. Rito. ‘’I am expecting a competitive game.” “The girls didn’t have the consistency Over the road at Victoria Domain only they normally have in that game. the seniors will be in action at the courts “Tomorrow the aim will be to put out a tomorrow from 9am through to 1pm. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 23, 2021 SPORT 27 Oly Whites claim slice of history FOOTBALL by Michael Burgess, NZME were a couple of air swings, and even Reid had a shaky start, before they settled into THE Oly Whites have made football the match. history in Japan, with a shock 1-0 win They looked good when playing forward, against Korea on Thursday night. after being guilty of some aimless long It was a compelling performance from the balls early on. New Zealand side, who soaked up plenty The most disappointing aspect of the first of pressure in the first half before stamping half was the inability to find Wood with a their mark on the match to earn a deserved decent cross, leaving him unable to display 1-0 victory against the highly rated Asian his aerial prowess. side. An important block by Nando Pijnaker Chris Wood managed the decisive strike snuffed out a dangerous Korean chance in the 70th minute, with a clinical finish from just after halftime, before Wood just failed six metres. to link with Joe Bell on a rare quick break. It’s a massive result for the Oly Whites, The Oly Whites began to find space on representing their first victory at this level, either flank — profiting from long diagonal after draws in Beijing (2008) and London balls — as the game began to open up. (2012). Korea rolled the dice — substituting three It’s also a significant boost to their players, including two of their over-age men chances of reaching the knockout stages, — midway through the second half, which with games against Honduras and Romania was an indirect vote of confidence in New to come. Zealand’s work. Coach Danny Hay had said his team A Callum McCowatt corner tested the were in Japan to assert themselves and keeper, though Cacace’s follow-up shot so it proved, with a composed all-round was sliced well wide, before Pijnaker forced display. As expected, there was plenty a reaction save from the Korean keeper. of gritty defence — Winston Reid was New Zealand were growing in confidence outstanding, although he had many willing AERIAL CHALLENGE: South Korea’s Lee Sangmin (left) and New Zealand’s Chris and were then in wonderland with Wood’s comrades — but they showed good signs Wood contest a high ball during an Olympic football match in Kashima, Japan, last strike. It reflected the confidence of the going forward, especially in the second half. night. Wood scored the only goal of the game. AP picture 29-year-old, who scored eight goals in By the end the Koreans looked all out of Burnley’s last 11 matches of the recent ideas, after emptying their bench, although barely saw the ball in the early stages. first half, aside from a couple of tidy saves. Premier League season, with a brilliant first there were some frantic moments in the But they gradually gained a foothold in An encouraging sign came around the touch then crisp finish, after reacting first final 10 minutes. the game, with Elijah Just freed just inside half-hour mark, as the Koreans retreated when the ball broke in the area. New Zealand made a cautious start, the penalty area, after a neat passing into their own half, momentarily giving up He was initially flagged offside, before setting up with a 5-4-1 formation. They move. Korea — who were Olympic bronze their pressing and allowing New Zealand to VAR adjudged it legal. sat back in a low block, wary of giving the medallists in 2012 and reached the play. The Oly Whites had gained confidence Korea pushed hard for an equaliser — Koreans any space or time in the final third, quarterfinals in Rio — were swift and sharp on the ball, with neat triangles among the and created a couple of decent chances as Hay opted for a safety-first approach but mostly well contained, with goalkeeper midfield quartet. — but New Zealand held strong to bank a against the Group B favourites. New Zealand Michael Woud relatively untroubled in the They had overcome early nerves. There famous win.

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A SIGHT FOR SORE EYES: Something that Ngati Porou East Coast supporters would love to see at McLean Park . . . Te Rangi Fraser going over for a try, this time against Poverty Bay at Queen’s Birthday Weekend in Ruatoria. Picture by Paul Rickard COAST CHALLENGE

RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf The Kianu Ozich speaks of is 22-year- Weekend, and there are a couple of new you play against a professional team — old rake and Parsons’ co-captain Kianu things that we’re trying to build. I’d be have an opportunity to try things against McLEAN Park is the home of Mark Kereru-Symes, a Hawke’s Bay senior pleased if we can get those things going a quality side — and there’s a good vibe Ozich’s Hawke’s Bay crew. representative for four years. tomorrow. in our team. We’re pretty relaxed, but a And at 3.05pm tomorrow, it’ll play host Kereru-Symes said: “I’m still learning “We had 40 at training on Wednesday few nerves might start kicking in shortly, to something else. how I want to approach the role, how night, which would have to be a record which isn’t a bad thing.” That something else will be none other I give off energy to the boys. I’m a lot number.” Kick-off is scheduled for 3.05pm than Ngati Porou East Coast under younger than the average skipper in our The man who led the Coast to victory, tomorrow live on SKY Sport 1. The Hosea Gear, who will challenge head competition, so I’m still learning on the 28-23, against Poverty Bay on June 5, match officials are referee Stuart Curran coach Ozich’s Magpies for the Ranfurly go. I’ve got pretty good people to learn will be up front from the blindside flank (Manawatu) and his fellow New Zealand Shield. off, though — the likes of our full-time tomorrow. Hone Haerewa, fetcher Tanetoa High Performance squad members, the Ozich, in his fourth year at the helm, is captain, Ash Dixon — and Tom.” Parata and No.8 Will Bolingford will Hawke’s Bay pairing of former Chiefs — like most who know the national game NPEC head coach Hosea Gear was combine in a heady mixture of passion, first-five Daniel Waenga as assistant and are keenly aware of its provincial a magnificent player noted for his fury and controlled aggression. Haerewa referee No.1 and Tipene Cottrell as AR2. status (not to mention that of the Log o’ composure, but he wouldn’t be human if and Bolingford are fierce enough, but Wood) — well aware of the Coast’s ability he weren’t counting the hours down to Parata gives 100 percent in any jersey NGATI POROU EAST COAST (1-15): to spring a surprise on more fancied kick-off. he plays in — his impact and skills are Perrin Manuel, Jorian Tangaere, Raniera opposition. East Coast are among the country’s dynamite. Whakataka, Richard Green, Riki Waitoa, “We’re excited,” said Ozich, who guided most popular teams and students of our Added to that, the second row have Hone Haerewa (captain), Tanetoa Parata, Will the Magpies to the Championship Final nation’s rugby story know that Hawke’s the qualities of both workhorse and Bolingford, Sam Parkes, Te Rangi Fraser, Teina last year. Bay — on their own patch — nearly came monstrous strength in Richard Green and Potae, Tawhao Stewart, Tutere Waenga, Fabyan “The atmosphere’s going to be good. We a cropper against the Sky Blues in 2001. Riki Waitoa. Waitoa can match anyone Kahaki, Verdon Bartlett. Reserves: Jody Tuhaka, have two debutants — tighthead prop The Poverty Bay side of 1999 and the else in either side in terms of physical Maia Fox, Pera Bishop, Jack Richardson, Tanira Dennis Tapusoa of Hastings Rugby and Wanganui outfit of 2012 both experienced presence. Nepia/Trent Proffit, Hamuera Moana, Rapata Sports Club, and halfback Eddie Henare, what mayhem NPEC can wreak at And while with NPEC it is always Haerewa, Tipene Meihana. Travelling reserves: whom we’ve signed from the Crusaders. home. Napier is 350 kilometres — and a possible that changes may be made Moana Mato, Kyah Hollis, James Henderson, “Also, we’ve two guys about to play lifetime — away from Ruatoria, the site almost up to kick-off, Coast fans can Jesse Rye, Te Aho Morice. their 50th game in black and white — of the Bay and Wanganui’s finals agony. take comfort that Gear, assistant coach/ our locks, 6ft 6in Tom Parsons and 6ft 7in Gear, in his second year as head coach forwards coach Morgan Wirepa Jnr and HAWKE’S BAY MAGPIES: Namatahi Waa, Geoff Cridge. of the Coast, has earned tremendous scrum coach Laman Davies will respect Kianu Kereru-Symes (co-captain), Joel Hintz, “We have chemistry, synergy and respect from the locals. the Sky Blues’ history of powerful Geoff Cridge, Tom Parsons (co-captain), Josh continuity factored into our game- “I just want us to do well in what we’re forward play. Even now, the memory of Gimblet, Josh Kaifa, Gareth Evans, Ere Enari, plan but one of the keys to a strong trying to achieve,” he said. the Sky Blues’ near-unstoppable rolling Lincoln McClutchie, Anzelo Tuitavuki, Kienan performance tomorrow will be to fight “It’s hard with limited time to prepare, maul has not vanished from McLean Higgins, Stacey Ili, Dennon Robinson, Danny against complacency. especially against good opposition. Park. It has been 20 years since the To’ ala. Reserves: Jacob Devery, Pouri Rakete- “Kianu and the boys’ challenge is “There are a few things in our game Magpies clung on, 30-27, in the national Stones, Dennis Tapasoa, Elijah Martin, Will to keep each other honest, and be that we’ve been working on since we second-division final. Tremain, Connor McLeod, Jonah Lowe, Devan accountable.” played Poverty Bay on Queen’s Birthday Haerewa said: “It’s not every day that Flanders.