BEING THE CHANGE SATURDAY, JULY 17, 2021

front and centre: Plunket Gisborne staff Jelaire Poi (Plunket kaiawhina), Kaye Foreman (Plunket nurse), Joanne Quin (Plunket nurse), Mana Bradley (Plunket kaiawhina), Vanessa Robertson (Plunket nurse) and Abi Douglas (Plunket nurse). Picture by Liam Clayton More than a century after it began, Plunket is going back to its bicultural roots, promising to deliver a more equitable and whanau Maori-friendly service. Andrew Ashton talks to Whānau Āwhina Plunket chief executive Amanda Malu about what that will mean for new mothers here.

ew mothers using Plunket and Ria Tikini — and the patronage and Karitāne Home for Babies when it opened Plunket’s bi-cultural origins have been services will find the charity support of Lady Victoria Plunket, Whānau in Dunedin in 1907. It was Mere and Ria forgotten. is now more bicultural and Āwhina Plunket would not be here today,” who helped deliver Tommy Mutu in 1906 “Whānau Āwhina Plunket is on a journey Ndetermined to ensure the chief executive Amanda Malu said. — and whose concerns led them to seek to reclaim its whakapapa; to fulfil the legacy achievements and experiences of women “It has long been the understanding that the support of Dr King to nurture him back of Mere Harper and RiaTikini by going back and wāhine Māori do not vanish from the Dr Frederic Truby King single-handedly to strength when breastfeeding issues were to its bi-cultural origins, ensuring equitable official record. established the organisation that has been causing him to lose weight and become health outcomes for all whānau. Mere and The service’s new focus follows a five-year helping tamariki and whānau across New unwell. Tommy has forever since been Ria reached out to form a partnership to review that found over Whānau Āwhina Zealand for 114 years. But that is only half known as the first Plunket baby. achieve the best outcomes for their pēpi Plunket’s 114 years its own story-telling the story. “The history of Whānau Āwhina Plunket and whānau. They centred on the needs had too often overlooked wahine Maori or “Mere Harper and Ria Tikini were both most of us know is — like much of of their whānau and built a collaborative portrayed them as bystanders to history. of Kāi Tahu and Kāti Huirapa descent, and Aotearoa’s history — incomplete at best, and supportive system around them. For However, now it is setting the record often worked closely with their friend and misleading and incorrect at worst. Stories Whānau Āwhina Plunket, and for Aotearoa, straight. neighbour, Dr King, to care for the ill in have been told, but not the full story. it is time to get back to those foundations. “The truth is, if it wasn’t for two Māori their community. They were also some of “This has rendered these founding midwives and healers — Mere Harper the first health professionals to work in the wāhine toa invisible, and Whānau Āwhina Continued on page 2 Franchise Business For Sale

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“By acknowledging and to 12 months it is our intention embracing our bi-cultural origins, to really engage with iwi in more Whānau Āwhina Plunket is formal ways, through our board, creating a shared space and and have those conversations.” working to become a truly bi- She pointed out the changes cultural organisation that honours were intended to support Maori Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Whānau providers, rather than compete Āwhina Plunket is on the pathway with them. to becoming what we were always “When Maori choose our service, meant to be: an organisation that we want to ensure they are getting partners with whānau, is helpful the best service we can give them and doesn’t judge, is brave and — and if we don’t, we want to hear thoughtful, and optimistic for the about it. future,” Ms Malu said. “Interestingly enough, we see Speaking to The Herald Ms Malu nearly half of all Maori babies said the charity had made a strong born each year, so we already see a commitment to delivering services significant number and so that in in a “more equitable way”. itself is really important because That meant changes had to be there is an obligation to be there made. and do better.” “I think it’s pretty fair to say At the same time, there were we are taking our first steps. We a significant number of whānau have been doing a lot of work on missing out on the Whanau ourselves. Awhina Plunket service and “One of the first things we did who did not go to a tamariki ora was really look back, right the provider either. way back to where we began in “I think the tamariki ora system Karitane and we lifted up the full being more collaborative and and true story of our genesis and joined-up will hopefully mean that was quite important because fewer Maori miss out on a service.” BEING SEEN: Mere Harper and Ria Tikini, Plunket’s founding wahine toa. Picture supplied what we discovered when we did That would really shift the look back was actually, back in experience for whānau, she said. awareness, so they can see another the charity would be building on 1907, we were quite a different “One of the key things we have world view and understand why already good relationships with organisation. Our very roots were been working on is educating that is important when as a nurse tamariki ora providers. It had also in biculturalism and partnership our entire workforce and that’s a with a family it’s really important just put a new Maori nurse in and collaboration, but over the professional and personal journey. to acknowledge that world view. Wairoa. years we lost that a bit. “Every one of our staff is going “We are really conscious about ‘We are really building our basic “So, it was really important through a series of modules making sure that very first service and making sure that to acknowledge that and part online that we call ‘Being a Better engagement is one which is it is more responsive and more of that was telling that story of Treaty Partner’. That’s absolutely steeped in tikanga. connected to the other services in Mere Harper and Ria Tikini really designed to provide a more “What we want to see is mothers the region. proudly.” truthful education about the being heard and listened to and “I think it’s really important that Ms Malu said the charity was history of New Zealand, from pre- being able to talk with their we are not duplicating services ready to be held accountable. colonisation right the way through Plunket nurse about what’s on top that are already there. “We want to do things differently to now, and the impact that has for them, rather than what we are “It’s a work in progress and we and we are inviting people to hold had on whānau Maori. there to do.” are very keen to continue those us to account. Over the next six “It’s about building people’s For Gisborne and the East Coast, conversations. Our staff on the ground there are really up for that. “For us, what’s important is people understand that we are wanting to work differently. We are committed to prioritising FRONTING UP: Plunket chief outcomes for whānau Maori and executive Amanda Malu. that means that we are doing Picture supplied things differently — both to work with Maori but also, in the way we their tamariki. So we’re looking at might work with other families.” all those social and cultural needs, Clinical Leader for Gisborne as well as health support. Vicki Lidington said Whānau “We also have two kaiawhina Āwhina Plunket was still working within our team who provide an through what our service delivery opportunity to connect with our will look like in the coming years services in a culturally appropriate and aims to deliver all its services way. They know our local iwi and equitably by 2025. Māori health groups, and can help “We have a strategy that whānau connect with local Māori provides an equity roadmap and support. It’s all about providing an guides our responsiveness to appropriate service for what our whānau Māori. whānau need, and our kaiawhina “In Gisborne, we have a very offer that wraparound service in a experienced team with good whānau-led way. links to all our local community “Our kaiawhina provide organisations. Our nurses have a an opportunity to establish great relationships with all health whakawhanaungatanga with care providers, and they work our whānau and really create a really closely with these services to personal relationship. It’s a warm, make sure our whānau can get any welcoming introduction to our additional support they may need. services, and our whānau are really “One of the ways we’ve happy to have someone making been working with other local that connection with them. It’s a organisations is how we’ve very seamless and personal way supported the Tauawhi Tairāwhiti of welcoming them to Whānau Men’s Centre and Wairua Ora Hei Āwhina Plunket and letting them know how we can help in what is a PlUNkET’S FIRST PREmISES aT kaRITaNE, dUNEdIN, IN 1907 Tū Tangata on the Pāpāwhāriki hui, which celebrates dads and very special time in their lives.” SATURDAY, JULY 17, 2021 3 PROFILE

It’s all in the recipe

HAPPY BEING HOME: When Sally Cameron makes a poached egg it has to be perfect -- water swirling, and cooked for two minutes and 40 seconds. “It’s science.” It’s the same science Sally brings to her work as a food writer, recipe-creator, food stylist and photographer. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell

Sally Cameron has more than 2000 cookbooks in her She Shed. e Otago University-educated food scientist has worked all over the world and been home in Tairawhiti for nine years. Sally, 49, talks to Sophie Rishworth.

ne day Sally Cameron was reading Smartmouth Consultancy. realise how much good quality food we’ve got For years, Sally has been the person behind a book about New Zealand chef It’s a play on her initials SMC, and came to and how well we do things. the recipe, or the inspiring photo of a fi nished Oand cookbook writer Annabel her during a 20-hour train ride across India. “Tairawhiti is ahead of the game. meal. Langbein.  at same business is now conducted from “What I am liking at the moment is the “Someone has got to give you that “I thought ‘she’s pretty cool, I like what she her backyard in Russell Street, where quite a emerging new producers, bringing new and inspiration, aspiration, and someone has got does’.” large She Shed sits. inspiring products to market. to think about that fi nished product, so that Sally, in her early 20s, wrote her a letter (it It houses her photography gear, styling “We have fantastic farmers and growers, when you do go and buy all the ingredients was the ’90s). Annabel suggested they meet plates and props, plus the 2000 cookbooks producing great natural products sold at the and do it yourself you might have some for a coff ee since they both lived in Auckland. (and just as many magazines) which line one weekly Farmers Market. success.” Sally ended up working for Annabel for six entire wall. “You can still buy lettuce for $1 and spray-  ere have been plenty of tests, trials and years. She helped run the cooking school, Sally is a food writer, food stylist, and free avocados.” “massive failures” along the way. put cookbooks together and worked with photographer whose work shows up in a lot And how many people realise snackfoods So much goes into making each item of large NZ food companies to promote their of websites, magazines and supermarket Twisties, Dorritos, Grain Waves and food. products. shelves across New Zealand. cornfl akes are made from corn produced here “If you’re happy and laughing in the From that connection, Sally made another She tests recipes, and works with producers by Corsons, she asks. kitchen, the food will show the aroha. one — with Clare Ferguson (the sister of to present and market their products. “We say we can’t get export quality meat “If you’re grumpy it comes out in the taste.” revered NZ cook Alison Holst). Sally has contracts with local companies but we’re feeding the world from here. Sally wants to bring it back to basics. Clare lived in London and was a big name Corsons, Twisted Citrus, Ngati Porou “If we isolated ourselves we’d be fi ne. “Teaching children to cook is huge. in the food styling industry overseas. Seafoods and nationally for Regal Salmon, “We could even make our own packaging Introduce children from three or four years “Clare said to me, ‘If you ever get to Sanitarium, Silver Fern Farms and Moana and biofuel too. We’d have enough for old to the kitchen, to contribute to a meal. London, I’ll get you a job’.” Seafoods. everyone and could drink plenty of wine and “Age appropriate, I am not saying give them Sally booked a ticket the next day and A lot of people don’t realise the value of a we make our own beer.” a knife, but they could wash the potatoes. became Clare’s assistant. recipe, she says. “ ere’s nothing we’d want for.” “If every kid knows how to peel a potato “I got to do some fabulous jobs and worked “It can bring a consumer to you very Sally and her partner Craig moved home and poach an egg, they’ll always have a meal. around UK and Europe.” quickly. with their two children Maxwell, 14, and Teach them the basics. If you can teach a Based in London, Sally worked behind “Food triggers all sorts of memories. Jacqueline, 13, in mid-2012. kid where the food comes from there’s more the scenes on TV shows, and met chefs like Recipes are long-lasting — everyone It rained for three months. But Sally respect. Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay, remembers one, or the recipe their couldn’t shake the excitement and happiness Sally says she is lucky because Craig and the In between she travelled, expanded into grandmother made. of being home. children like to cook. food writing and worked for big supermarket “Look where Marmite went, tomato sauce “It’s always been about lifestyle for me and “He’s brilliant, and we’re quite simple brands Asda and Tesco. started as a recipe, so did marmalade in a jar. Craig.” eaters.” In 2000 she returned home to New “You can sell a whole magazine from one It was the best decision they ever made, she She believes in guardianship, and giving Zealand, where her fi rst job was helping on recipe.” said. back. the re-do of the Edmonds Cookbook range. Sally’s food science degree taught her about “Gisborne’s just taken off .” “If we all care a little bit more it will start a She loves that she has come full circle and the importance of a recipe. She has plans for her consultancy business. nice cycle. returned home to Tairawhiti. “It’s a bit like concrete. If you don’t put “My goal is to create a business that “If we all care about what’s going in the “I’ve had lots of cool people who taught me enough of something in, it won’t set. employs people in a food hub for all. If you packet, and what the packet is made of, we all how to cook here so it’s nice to bring my skills “As a food scientist you learn how to do have an idea about something you want win. Sustainability has become integral.” back.” do that. One of my biggest skills is recipe to put in a jar or a packet, and you’re asking, Food waste bugs Sally. At 16 Sally got a job at the Marina development.” ‘how do I get that to market?’  en that’s me. “We spend so much money every week on Restaurant. She believes learning how to cook, and “It can be a scary process — with so many food that gets thrown out. “I could always cook. I was one of those kids having respect for food, is “Human Life 101”, questions, where do you put your resources? “Everyone puts a lot of eff ort into growing who loved to cook.” up there with brushing your teeth. How do you test something?” this food.  ese are local people — we need Science and maths were also strengths. Sally is a creative problem solver, whose “Anything NZ-made is huge right now, NZ to respect our kai more. She graduated from Otago University with aptitude for a recipe goes beyond the measure sourced products and ingredients. “I was holding a kumara in my hand the a food science and food marketing degree, as of each ingredient. She can advise how to  e Covid-19 pandemic has also taught other day. It takes eight months to grow — well as a design degree. take a product to market. everyone about supply chains and how they that’s a lot of energy. Don’t peel half and then Sally grew up in Kaiti, went to Te Wharau After 30 years experience there’s a fair bit of can make or break your company. throw the other half away. School and was in the class of 1989 at Lytton intuition at play now. “In Tairawhiti there is less distance from “I applaud places like Gizzy Kai Rescue High School. “We in Tairawhiti sometimes think we are grower to market. We should capitalise on bringing food back to life.  ere is always a As a freelancer, Sally’s business is called the poor cousin to Hawke’s Bay. We don’t this.” bit of room to move with expiry dates.” 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD GARDENING

WHITE MAGIC: Hellebores in the Bolton Street Cemetery in Wellington. HAPPY HELLEBORES

Even though the shortest day is nearly a month ago and the days are lengthening imperceptibly, July and August can be the bleakest months of the year. DELICATE: The rose-like blooms of the hellebore can be pink, maroon or cream but as Which is where the delightful hellebores come in. they age, they turn a fascinating green.

inter rose is one of the many much better if given good care. They’re shade ProPagation congenial conditions (which means adequate names given to plants in the tolerant and can handle dry periods, which Hellebores grow readily from seed and, if food and water). The plants aren’t often increasingly popular hellebores. makes them ideal for use as ground covers they’re happy, the plants will often spread attacked by snails, but do provide shelter for WTheir delicate nodding heads under established trees. themselves around the garden. But if you these pests. Hence, a judicious sprinkle of in white, pink, purple and red tones are a want to try growing numbers of plants from snail pellets every so often — Yates Blitzem charming addition to the winter garden. Before planting, dig in Yates Dynamic seed, it’s recommended to mix the seeds Slug & Snail Pellets — will help. They have attractive leathery leaves, Lifter Organic Plant Food to help enrich the through some moist peat moss and leave in often with spiny borders, and pretty, open, soil. Feed well during the flowering season the freezer for a few weeks before sowing If the plants start to look untidy, there’s cup-shaped flowers that do look a bit like with Yates Thrive Rose & Flower Granular into pots of Yates Black Magic Seed Raising no harm in pruning off the ugly bits. New single roses (hence the name) in shades Plant Food. Mix. This is called stratifying, a process that shoots will soon emerge and open into fresh of pink, maroon and cream that can age imitates the cold winter the seeds would leaves. to a fascinating green. The species have Pots experience in their natural habitat. been widely hybridised but they all provide Hellebores can also be grown in pots. You Take care when storing and handling the Cut-flowers interest at a time of year when flowers can won’t need a very deep container, look for seeds and flowers – all parts of the plants are The rose-like flowers of hellebores look be scarce. one at least 200mm deep. Choose a top poisonous. charming in mixed posies, but very young quality potting mix – like Yates Premium blooms are inclined to droop quickly. Pick Planting Potting Mix – and feed throughout the year Problems mature blooms early in the morning, and Even though they’re quite hardy, just like with Yates Thrive Roses & Flowers Liquid Hellebores have very few problems. Most split the stems vertically. Then plunge into any other plant, hellebores will perform Plant Food. can be solved by growing the plants in water for a good soak before arranging. SATURDAY, JULY 17, 2021 5 FOOD Creamy and lemony

e rituals of making a risotto from scratch can put off home cooks but the rewards are many. On a cold winter’s night, Mary-Jane Richmond tackles shrimp and lemon risotto.

he addition of shrimp and diff erent ingredients to but I generally METHOD rice to see if it is cooked. If there’s still lemon risotto to the menu in fi nd each particular risotto — a crunch to the grains, it will need a my house owes everything mushroom, spinach, pumpkin, even In a large, heavy-bottomed saucepan little more time. Tto my sister, who is a better bolognese — is particular in its own melt the butter, or heat the olive oil, Add the shrimps and stir them into cook than I will ever be. For a start, way and that’s not necessarily a one- over a low temperature. the mixture. she really likes cooking, which I think size-fi ts-all. Add the onions and cook slowly until About now I sometimes put the lid is her secret. So here is my version of my sister’s they become translucent. on, turn the element to low and let it Dinners are always a treat when I shrimp and lemon risotto. Add the rice and stir it so it becomes do its own thing. But you still need to visit — what delicious dish will she lightly coated in the butter/oil. keep an eye on the mixture to make have prepared this time? INGREDIENTS Add the wine and zest and keep sure it doesn’t dry out. One night last year this was the stirring while the rice absorbs the  e aim is for a creamy texture. meal she brought to the table — a 2 tblspns butter or olive oil liquid and the alcohol evaporates. Some afi cionados say it should lap the fl avoursome risotto with plump One onion fi nely chopped Now start adding the stock a few side of the bowl in which you are to shrimps and a good dose of lemon. 1 1/2 cups arborio or carnaroli rice ladlesful at a time, stirring all the serve it. Some weeks later, back home in Zest of one lemon while. Taste for seasoning. You might like Gisborne and unable to think of 1 cup frozen shrimps, thawed Here is where you will see the magic to add lemon juice. Or other seafood. anything for dinner that night, this 1.25 litres chicken or vegetable of risotto.  e fat grains of rice start to Or peas. All will work. came to mind. stock, heated release their starch and plump up. Before serving, stir through grated Turns out there are any number of 1/2 cup white wine Keep adding the stock as the rice Parmesan cheese. recipes online. Jamie Oliver suggests 50g Parmesan cheese absorbs it. Garnish with Italian parsley and a basic risotto recipe you can add After about 15-20 minutes taste the serve with extra Parmesan.

Shrimp risotto garnished with fresh parsley 6 THE GISBORNE HERALD TRAVEL

FOR FEYDBALL: The Feydball pitch (for a local form of football) complete with the large mirror.

NANTES CATHEDRAL: Construction of the Cathedral of St. Pierre and St. Paul began in 1434 and it took 457 years to finish — finally reaching completion in 1891.

REMARKABLE GARDENS: The Nantes Botanical Gardens, covering seven hectares, is CASTLE OF THE DUKES: Château des ducs de Bretagne (Castle of the Dukes of Brittany) home to more than 10,000 species and more than 5000 flowers are planted each season. was the residence of the Dukes of Brittany from the 13th to the 16th centuries, then It has been presented with the “Remarkable Garden” award and is among the four leading became the Breton residence of the French monarchy. Today it houses the Nantes History botanical gardens in France. This is one of a series of sculptures created at the gardens. Museum. Nantes — awesome and vibrant Phil and Sue Newdick continue their 2018 tour of Europe in Nantes, France. ur journey from Jersey to Nantes journey and the experiences along the way. France, through Italy, connect with the conventional pitch. entailed long walks, crossing a When we started this expedition, Nantes Bernina Express into Switzerland and on to All was explained: the game played on Oborder, a transfer between ferries was just an interesting dot on the map. It is Zurich by train. it was Feydball, a name combining the and trains, and trains and trains, the sixth largest city in France, and although So many of our “convenient” stops on these neighbourhood (Feydeau) where the pitch and a walk with our bags to our apartment it is 50km from the Atlantic Ocean, it has a journeys have turned out to be great choices, is situated and football. It is a local form of in Nantes. The journey was accomplished on seaport on the River Loire. Conveniently for and Nantes was no exception. football, and we are not sure if it will ever time in spite of a whole lot of roadworks that us, it is well serviced by SCNF which is the The city is awesome, and vibrant — catch on internationally. our very smart phone knew nothing about. French national railway system. enhanced by the fact that during our stay, Château des ducs de Bretagne (Castle of Just another day at the office. As we have When we travel, passenger rail is our first the French football team won their way the Dukes of Brittany) was a short walk always said, the destination may be the main preference and it seemed that if all went well into the 2018 FIFA World Cup semi-finals. from our Nantes home. Originally built in course but the best bit is mostly about the we would be able to get all the way across Bars had TVs in the streets, and people 1207, it was given a massive makeover that were packed kerb to kerb for the match; we started in the 1990s and took 15 years to would not have been surprised to find out complete. There is a 500 metre walk around that when the final whistle blew, cheers were the ramparts which takes in extensive views heard in New Zealand. of the city. Linking the wall to the moat is a That was in the afternoon . . . the partying very steep, very fast water slide, which we continued into the wee small hours in the left to the younger visitors to enjoy. LIVE NOW, PAY LATER. area where our apartment was. We managed We also visited the Gallery of Machines to sleep through it as our apartment was well on the Isle of Nantes, and the mechanised LIFE FOCUSED. insulated. According to the news, the whole monster of an elephant that is garaged of France celebrated for most of the night. there. The machine carries passengers and Enjoy new glasses with * While in Nantes we had light rain for a small fee one can journey around the interest free instalments unpredictably almost every day, but the complex, in or on it. It is on wheels but made easy by Visionplan™ temperatures were really up to the summer the four legs move as if it is walking, not

*Deposit required upon signing contract. Applicants must be over the age of 18. we had travelled north to find. actually what you would call graceful, but Maximum payment term is 12 months or sooner if full payment is made. Not available Nantes has an extensive range of leisure the passengers love it. The Island is on the in conjunction with any other offer or discount. See Visionplan website for full T&Cs. gardens and parks. We were quite taken by Loire River which flows through Nantes the park across the road from our apartment and houses all sorts of weird and wonderful OPSM GISBORNE which contained a strange looking (to us) attractions and our day there was well spent. 260 Gladstone Rd football field; small in size, it was a semi- Our next stop in France was Tours, Ph: 867 7176 circular pitch with the goals both on the another train journey and although leaving same side of the field — it also had a large the wonder of Nantes behind was sad, the concave mirror in the centre of the goal line. excitement of continuing our journey more The reflection makes the pitch appear as a than made up for it. 39968-04 LIEU UNIQUE: The Lieu Unique is an arts centre for contemporary culture. Opened at the beginning of the 21st century, it is housed in a former biscuit factory at the centre of Nantes.

WAR MEMORIAL: This memorial commemorates 50 hostages who were executed by the Germans at this location on October 22, 1941 as reprisal for the killing of a SIDEStEPPER: Philippe Ramette’s statue “Ode to Sidestepping” German officer by the in Bouffay Square, Nantes. resistance.

FOOtBALL FEVER: Local football fans watching the 2018 FIFA World Cup semi-final between France and Belgium. The atmosphere was unbelievable, especially when France secured their spot in the final.

MECHANISED MONStER: The mechanical elephant at the Gallery of Machines on the Isle of Nantes. tHE RIVER ERDRE: The River Erdre at Nantes — from here it flows through a man-made tunnel into the River Loire.

tHE BUREN RINgS: Located on the Antilles wharf. Daniel Buren wanted his rings to JARDIN JAPONAIS: The Japanese garden on île de Versailles, an artificial island on the symbolise the chains of the slaves and also the idea of union between the land, the river River Erdre. The 1.7 hectare island was created in 1831 and the gardens were developed in and the ocean. At night, the Rings of Buren light up, their colours varying between blue, 1983. green and red. 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN Groundswell building for a while his movement has been brewing We didn’t get here by reading nice speeches rammed down the throat of provincial New  e list of ways this for a long time. As businesspeople, or giving each other lots of hugs. We got here Zealand — and they genuinely seem to Government is slowly as employees, as families and through the sheer hard work of those who believe that we should be grateful. strangling provincial New communities we generally don’t care came before us, and it’s that same spirit that Well, maybe it’s time we got a backbone Zealand is long and painful, T by Kerry too much what goes on in politics, right? will build a better future for our children. and said, “that’s enough”. made worse by the litany Most of the time people just want to get on When you put that future at risk — that’s We will not be made to feel like second- of patronising explanations Worsnop with their lives. when we show up, right?  at’s when we class citizens just because we work with our as to why we must subject We only show up in places like this when bang on the doors of our politicians and tell hands and drive a ute.  ese hands grow the ourselves to the so-called we can no longer ignore the scale of what is them to wake up — stop dancing around country’s food, they build our roads, fi x our “just transition”. It doesn’t aff ecting our work, aff ecting our plans for spouting rubbish — and start listening to machinery, harvest our crops and trees and feel very just to me. the future and undermining the contribution the people of the real New Zealand. they actually produce something! However, none of this that we make to our society. Almost all of the grievances that we bring Since when did being productive become should really surprise It comes down to this. We didn’t get to be here today have their roots in a fancy idea politically unacceptable, something to tax, anyone — this narrative a fi rst-world country simply by being kind. dreamed up in Wellington which is then regulate and undermine? is exactly what the Government has said that it will deliver. I guess the 1499 problem was we all actually ACROSS 50 Tiredness (7) DOWN 37 Asian desert (4) supported the idea of less pollution, more 1 Spear (5) 54 Yours and mine (4) 2 Sudden (6) 42 Evidence (5) biodiversity and cleaner freshwater — we 4 Deserved respite 55 Hire (6) 3 Snake (5) 43 Storyteller (8) just presumed there would be a half-decent (4-6,4) 56 Easy-going, warm in 5 Potato dents (4) 44 Play games of chance (6) plan.  at was our fi rst mistake. 11 Foot problem (5) manner (6) 6 Imprecisely (7) 45 Reversible word (10) You’d expect that if you want to drop 14 Investigation (5) 57 Radiates (4,3) 7 Take for granted (6) 46 Type of marble (4) vehicle emissions, you might target pointless 15 March in protest (11) 60 Intended to deceive (10) 8 Standard (4) 47 Betrothed (7) discretionary travel, or at least off er some 16 Renegade (8) 61 French law-keeper (8) 9 Cause to explode (8) 48 Paying occupier (6) plausible alternative to a ute before you start 19 Clothing (7) 62 Foreign (5) 10 Gibes (6) 49 Japanese port (5) smashing legitimate ute owners with taxes. 20 Conditions (5) 65 Sounded horn (6) 11 Secret-sharing female 51 Absent (4) With biodiversity, we thought that maybe 21 Not sure (9) 66 Task (6) friend (10) 52 Pancreas product (7) the Government might get its own house in 24 Pen name (9) 67 Arrest (9) 12 Space (4) 53 Brand new (6) order (I mean, it does own the vast majority 26 Streetside channel (6) 72 Deadlock (9) 13 Fulfil the expectations of (7) 58 Promoted for sale (10) of native areas in the country). You would 27 Ship’s, aircraft’s kitchen 73 Book of maps (5) 17 First appearance (5) 59 Sting (5) (6) 74 Female feline (7) 18 Meat abstainer (10) 63 Seasoned smoked beef (8) think they might lead by example and clean 31 Surgical sponges (5) 79 Salad sauce (8) 22 Not genuine (5) 64 Singing group (5) up the mess of possums, weeds and goats in 32 Pariahs (8) 80 Fellowship (11) 23 Growing weary (8) 65 Squash underfoot (5,2) their own patch before they started beating 34 Sealed against leakage 81 Line up (5) 25 Put down by force or 68 Level highland (7) farmers up? No again. (10) 82 Bare (5) intimidation (7) 69 Copied genetically (6) On freshwater they deliberately shut 38 Egg white (7) 83 Depressed (4,2,3,5) 26 Of the stomach (7) 70 Free from worry or anxiety farmers out of the process and invited in 39 Eat up greedily (6) 84 Power cables (5) 28 One dozen (6) (2,4) a bunch of academics and activists, then 40 Source (6) 29 Accompany (6) 71 Sent out (6) wondered why their original plans were 41 Touch lips (4) 30 Conviction (6) 75 Cheek-colouring makeup (5) a complete disaster. It’s taken a year of 42 Awaiting decision or 33 Applaud with shouts (5) 76 Writing table (4) wrangling to get anything like sensible rules settlement (7) 35 Slight experience of (5) 77 Abstain from food (4) that can be of any use. 45 Safekeeping (10) 36 Stitched (4) 78 Slack (4) You probably all know that the ETS is my 123456789 10111213favourite thing to hate; well, here’s why. No other government in our history has deliberately used subsidies to promote an utterly worthless, temporary and reckless 14 15 16 enterprise at the expense of legitimate exporting activities. No other government 17 18 has been quite stupid enough to presume 19 20 21 that we can be just as wealthy selling invisible products to ourselves as we were 22 23 when we sold actual things to the world. God help us all. It isn’t enough to just care, 24 25 26 27 you also need to know what you are doing. It’s common sense that if it’s too hard or too 28 29 30 expensive to do business — then business 31 32 33 34 35 doesn’t happen.  e people of New Zealand shouldn’t 36 37 have to continually make submissions on half-baked, predetermined policy changes 38 39 40 41 concocted by offi cials who have never left offi cialdom.  e Ministry for the Environment and MPI need to hear this. 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 It is not possible to come up with good policy which makes sense to the people it impacts, if you have no understanding of those people or their industries.  is issue 54 55 56 57 is endemic in Wellington and that needs to change. 58 59 If enough of New Zealand asks for it, then 60 61 62 maybe that change can happen. It won’t happen if we do nothing. 63 64 We need the rest of New Zealand to understand that having a nice smile isn’t 65 66 67 68 enough — that we need some substance behind that smile, and that if Jacinda can’t 69 70 71 fi nd it in Wellington, then she better fi nd it 72 73 74 75 somewhere else. We can’t aff ord another term of this 76 77 78 well-meaning mess of policy disasters and economic incompetence.  ere are better 79 80 81 policy options — the Government needs to fi nd them. ■ Kerry delivered this speech yesterday 82 83 84 during the “Howl of a Protest” as a farmer and farmer representative, not a councillor. SATURDAY, JULY 17, 2021 9 TELEVISION ON TV THIS WEEKEND

HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 3: SUMMER VACATION Saturday, 7pm, TVNZ 2

Grab your bags! Count Dracula is on a cruise, unaware that it’s being run by the monster-hating Van Helsing family.

Featuring the voices of: Adam Sandler, Selena Gomez.

BATTLESHIP THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON Sunday, 8.25pm, TVNZ 2 Saturday, 8.45pm, TVNZ 2 An international fl eet of ships encounter an alien armada and discover their destructive goals. A story following the life and loves of a man experiencing his life Starring: Alexander Skarsgard, Rihanna. backwards. Starring: Brad Pitt.

OUTBREAK UNDERWORLD: BLOOD WARS Saturday, 8.30pm, TVNZ DUKE Sunday, 11pm, TVNZ 2 Before Covid, there were other outbreaks . . . In a case of art imitating life, a team of medical researchers race Vampire death dealer, Selene, must sacrifi ce all and stop the eternal war against the clock to stem the outbreak of a deadly airborne virus. Starring: Dustin Hoff man. between the Lycans and the Vampires. Starring: Kate Beckinsale. 10 THE GISBORNE HERALD SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION

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A brave and 8.05pm on TVNZ 1 kitchen and a young successful twin brother commandeered by the Dru, who wants to team tourists down a 12-storey virtuous mouse dreams family in Cheshire create monster-hating Van up with him for one last drop. of becoming a knight. an Art Deco bathroom in Helsing family. robbery. Voices of Steve 7pm Storage Wars PG 3 0 Voices of Matthew Voices of Adam Sandler, their 1930s bungalow. Carell, Kristen Wiig, 7.30 The Cruise PG 3 0 Broderick, Emma L Andy Samberg, Selena 8pm Lotto Miranda Cosgrove. 8.30 M Bridget Jones: The Watson, Dustin Hoffman. Gomez. 8.40 M Gandhi 8.05 Jamie’s Easy Meals For 8.45 M 8.45 M Definitely Edge Of Reason MLSC The Curious Case 0 Everyday 0 Of Benjamin Button M 3 Maybe PG 3 0 2008 Comedy. 2004 Romantic Comedy. PGC 1982 Biographical Drama. Jamie spices up a 0 2008 Drama. 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John Gielgud, Rohini criminals as the buyer in SUNDAY As a confession brings 10.45 The Radical Story Of Hattangadi. a stolen arms deal, he 12.50 Infomercials the team closer to the Patty Hearst 16VC 3 0 SUNDAY is forced to become the 5am Brian Houston @ truth, Lisa identifies a face of a federal sting On the 15th of April, 12am Closedown Hillsong 3 suspect but conflicting operation. 1974, Patty walked into 6.30 Waiata Mai 3 5.30 Charles Stanley 3 accounts leave her Samuel L Jackson, the Hibernia Bank in San 6.40 Kia Mau 3 6am Life TV Definitely Maybe questioning who to Eugene Levy. Francisco, under video 6.50 Huritua 3 6.30 Brian Houston @ 8.45pm on Three believe. 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Destinations SUNDAY 8.20 Potae Pai 3 3 0 Rogers. seal with a native Tlingit 4.40 2 Overnight 9.30 The Hui 12.40 Infomercials With Krystal-Lee. 3 0 7.06 Saturday Night With Phil elder, climbing a rock 5.05 Fresh PG 3 10am Newshub Nation 3.40 Closedown 8.30 Whanau Living 3 O’Brien. 5.30 Religious Programming 3 0 face in a snowstorm, 11am Mega Zoo 6am Religious Programming 9am Oranga Ngakau 3 SUNDAY 6am Paw Patrol 3 0 F and going grouse 11.55 Ultimate Vehicles 6.30 Believe It Or Not 3 10am Soul Sessions 3 12.04 All Night Programme 6.20 Blaze And The Monster 1pm Motorsport: Muscle hunting. Machines 0 7.30 Religious Programming 10.30 Toi Te Ora: Our Way Of 6.08 Storytime Garage 3 10.35 F One Lane 6.40 Masha And The Bear 3 0 10am Golf: LPGA Event (HLS) Life 7.10 Red Line Bridge 16LC 3 0 6.55 Powerpuff Girls 3 0 1.30 Motorsport: GT World Marathon Classic. 11am Mura O Te Ahi PG 3 8.06 Sunday Morning With Jim 11.30 F Upright 16L 0 7.05 Lego City Adventures 0 Challenge Europe Sprint 11am NXT PGV 3 11.30 Te Ao With Moana Mora. 3 0 Cup (HLS) Misano. 3 9.06 Mediawatch SUNDAY 7.30 Bunnicula Noon Rugby : All Blacks v Noon Moon Tide Fishing 7.50 Jandal Burn 0 4pm Motosport: Monster Fiji (DLY) 0 12.30 Lucky Dip 3 12.12 Standing Room Only 12.10 Proven Innocent PG 3 0 1.10 At The Movies 8am What Now? Jam (HLS) 2pm Heroes And 1pm Wehi Na Upload PG 3 1.45 Coronation Street 2.05 The Laugh Track On 10am Shortland Street 5pm Bondi Lifeguard World Survivors PGVC 3 0 1.50 M The Tale Of Omnibus PGVC 3 0 Omnibus PGC 3 0 Standing Room Only Adventures PG 0 3pm Hot Bench 3 Despereaux 2008 Animated 2.35 Infomercials 12.05 F The Voice UK PG 0 3.05 Classic Drama 3 0 Part 1 of 2. 3.30 GrassRoots Rugby Adventure. 4.06 Smart Talk 5.30 Religious Programming 1.55 Home And Away PG 0 5.30 F Bondi Lifeguard 4.30 Rugby Nation 3.30 Pio Terei Tonight 3 5pm The World At Five 3 0 4.30 B Positive PG 6am Attitude 4.55 Travel Guides Australia PG World Adventures PG 0 5pm Fish Of The Day PGC 3 0 4.30 Tagata Pasifika 5.10 Heart And Soul 6.25 Building The Ultimate 3 3 0 Tokyo. 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▶ and seedlings. flowers & Cnr Stout produce, Fitzherbert Sts, 9.30am-12.30pm. ▶ Organics health go-to their show Co-op natural Centre, Environment Tairawhiti remedies. Register: Rd, 11am-midday. 386 Palmerston in $5 pay Facebook, 867 4708 or Steph ph door 01-0641-0058800-00 or sales. to advance ▶ Rd, 11am-1pm. 183 Gladstone Elliott Travel, ▶ Series: Road BaseCycle of Gentle Annie & all riders; beginnersNgatapa. For return 18km return road-race. 49km handicap advanced or Start/finish: Rd, 1.30–4pm. Bloomfield Register: start 1.30pm, 2pm. ▶ 34 Main Rd, Makaraka,34 Main 8.30am, prizegiving/ Register Jul 23: before entry. free BBQ 1.30pm, at $10/extra pony or horse $30/rider, mainevents.com or tinyurl.com/25hv2zed ▶ a personalisedconstructed coffin; joiner. by a Rd, 9am-midday. 522 Gladstone BCR Joinery, [email protected] Details: ▶ Ormond Tennis Club, Hill Rd, Ormond,Ormond Tennis 862 5856. 862 5741 or ph 2–4pm, ▶ favourite Your socialand Theme: ballroom. outfit.No stilettoheels. Church St Andrew’s 176 Cobden St,Hall, $10 door 8–11pm, sales 867 0074, [email protected] ph supper, incl ▶ reggae hear to along Come sounds. Dome Room, 38 Childers R18. Tickets: Rd, 9pm, $20 Aviary The from dooror $25 (cash-only) sales. ▶ See July 18. ▶ experience.healing Rooms, Blind Foundation St,39 Grey $8A, 10am-2pm, $5Ch. Details: Rose 027 777 0782. ph ▶ Sunday, July 25 Sunday, See July 18. ▶ Childers Rd), 8am-midday, $5/car. Childers Rd), 8am-midday, ▶ fun equestrian for along Come Fundraiser. 3, Disabled, the Gate events. Riding for Come Hall, 30 Grey St, 30 Grey 867 5247. $10, ph 1.30pm, Hall, ▶ 24 Banks St, a strum-along. Smash Palace, for entry. free 3–5pm, OF THEOF WEEK

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▶ 2s. under HB Williams Memorial for read and Bright 34 Library, Street, 10.30am, free. ▶ Club, & Country Women’s Gisborne Town 42 Emily St, Liz ph 1pm, 281 0187. ▶ See 2–5pm. Programme, Jul 19. ▶ ages u/5; come Gymnastics Jul 21). For (to Electrinet get and along bouncing. Sports $10/ 3.30–4.15pm, Rd, 537 Aberdeen Centre, Register:child. [email protected] ▶ of hear progress the to along Meeting. Come withbeing important nationally made the Graeme Project from Raukumara Restoration Atkins of Deptartment of Conservation and Centre, Environment Tairawhiti Porou. Ngati Rd, 7pm. 386 Palmerston ▶ Biggs Hall, St,Patutahi 862 7783. ph 7.30pm, 9am-3.45pm. See9am-3.45pm. Jul 19. ▶ Jul 23). ClassesSwimming (to will be held Gisborne the at Boys’ High School pool and Elgin School pool, Register: 9am-5pm. $40 at [email protected] ▶ Thursday, July 22 Thursday, Wednesday, July 21 Wednesday, Nicoll (to Aug 11). For beginners/hobbyists: 11). For Aug (to Nicoll principles, colour techniques, different cover selection, useful lesson. hints a practical and St, 10 Stout House, Lysnar Register: 7–9pm, $80 Gisborne Artists’ Society members, ph Graeme $100 non-members, $40 students; 027 241 9040. ▶ learn art floral techniques. Kahutia Bowling Club, 165 Cobden St, 7–9pm. ▶ See9am-3.45pm. Jul 19. ▶ letand HB Williams imagination the soar. 34 BrightMemorial Library, St, 10.30– 11.30am, free. ▶ See 2–5pm. Programme, Jul 19. ▶ Gymnastics, See 3.30–4.15pm. Jul 20. ▶ Wear all abilities; fitness, social fun. and games sports shoes. Rackets Badminton available. session one Rd, attend 134 Roebuck Centre, only; Linda $7. Details: 6.30pm, or 5pm ph 027 264 8660, [email protected] ▶ alternative to a great wraps; cotton make to Centre, Environment plastic wrap. Tairawhiti Register: Rd, 5.30–6.30pm. 386 Palmerston in $10 pay Facebook, 867 4708 or Steph ph 01-0641-0058800-00. to advance ▶ and Rutherford Malcolm Join Identification calls, talk about and to photos, listen look at in our region. identify Tairawhiti birds to how Rd, 386 Palmerston Centre, Environment light incl donation, supper. coin gold 7–8pm, ▶ ▶ & Country Women’s Gisborne Town fellowship. Club, 42 Emily St, Liz 9am, ph 281 0187. ▶ Rd, 134 Roebuck Centre, Badminton a game. Raewynne9am, $5. Details: 027 256 4351 ph [email protected] ▶ See Jul 19. Gym, 9am-midday. ▶ See Jul 19. 9am-midday. ▶ ▶ See Jul 19. 9am-midday. ▶ See9am-3.45pm. Jul 19. ▶ Swimming, See 9am-5pm. Jul 20. ▶ YMCA all fitnesslevels. for Stadium, 447 Childers class Rd, 9.30am, $4, first free. ▶ Gisborne group. Cosmopolitan Club,interest St,190 Derby 9.30am, free. ▶ Senior CitizensSt, 30 Grey 9–11.30am, Hall, Arnold$3, ph 868 5529. ▶ See19. Jul 9am-midday. ▶ equipped carpentry or woodwork workspace. & Innes cnr Parkinson Menzshed, Tairawhiti St, ph/txt Details: 9am-2pm. 022 465 0396. ▶ for a listing on the What’s for a listing on the [email protected]

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