Friday, January 22, 2021 Home-Delivered $1.90, Retail $2.20 Japan Biden Sweeps Clean
TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 2021 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 JAPAN BIDEN SWEEPS CLEAN WARNING New US administration could push NZ on climate change WORRIES Biden signs pile of executive orders on virus US to rejoin WHO, Paris agreement PAGES BEEKEEPERS World leaders welcome US action 6, 13,16 PAGE 3 Republicans wake up to changed world FLOWER POWER: Gisborne District Council’s “garden team” of (from left) Angela Fischer, amenity and horticulture supervisor Belen Ballester, Mulatama Mulafiatama, Kees Albers-Connolly and David Murphy appreciate the positive feedback concerning the colourful flower beds decorating the city centre. Council staff, mayor Rehette Stoltz and the Gisborne Herald have all received complimentary feedback. Staff had worked tirelessly to add vibrancy to the city, said the mayor. STORY PAGE 4 Picture by Rebecca Grunwell by Murray Robertson national cannabis operation will be to refocus the way no longer represents drug operations, including TAIRAWHITI police will the most appropriate cannabis operations, are run. focus on more harmful drugs deployment of police “Instead of once a year, as like methamphetamine and resources.” has previously been the case synthetics instead of aerial Instead, each police with our aerial operations Year-round cannabis operations. district will prioritise their against cannabis plantations, But police will still anti-drug operations to best we will strengthen our target commercially meet the local needs. efforts throughout the year. grown cannabis, said area “The decision to spread “It’s absolutely critical that commander Inspector Sam resources throughout we keep applying pressure Aberahama. the year, and increase on those who are wreaking Nationally police have surveillance focus on the havoc in our communities drug ops axed their annual aerial drugs causing the greatest through the distribution cannabis operations, which harm in the community, of destructive and harmful have seen thousands of does not mean that police drugs,” he said.
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