TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2020 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20

ARDERN NAMED PAGES WORLD’S MOST COVID-19 6,9,10,14,16 to embraCING local businesses • ISOLATION ESCAPEE SAYS SHE HAD NO CHOICE ELOQUENT • COVID-19 TEST REFUSALS FRUSTRATE DOCTORS • US RECORDING ONE DEATH EVERY MINUTE LEADER • TRUMP WANTS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DELAYED PAGE 6 • ANOTHER DARK DAY FOR VICTORIA - 13 DEATHS FEATURE INSIDE TODAY CURRENT EVENT A space capsule-sized, cylindrical magnet that will have 100,000 times the strength of Earth’s magnetic field once ramped up is lowered into Matai Research’s module. Based on Gisborne Hospital’s grounds, the module will house Matai Research’s state-of-the-art MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) machine, a General Electric Healthcare 3-Tesla. While workers readied the magnet to be craned out of its plywood hut on the back of a truck, another truck delivered a shipping container to the site. The MRI’s components will be stored in the container while the machine is assembled. Assembly will take about a week, after which the machine will be filled with liquid helium. This will keep the machine cool enough for the electric current to flow around the tube with zero resistance. The coolant provides the level of superconductivity required to enable generation of high-intensity magnetic fields in the MRI scanner. Once installed, the MRI machine will be tested so it is ready to go live on September 7. Picture by Liam Clayton

We have gone far and wide,‘ engaging with over 1200 people in our region WELLBEING FOCUS —Paul Reynolds’ by Andrew Ashton Mr Reynolds said that in the past, an communities, following a year-long period sustain investment into facilities alone. increase in job numbers was a sufficient of community engagement. What we can do is leverage the trust’s COMMUNITY facilities, children, enough measure to assume enhanced “We have gone far and wide, engaging operational capacity to support securing mental health and inter-generational wellbeing. This was no longer the case. over 1200 people in our region,” he said. partners and other investors both locally learning opportunities here are all set to The annual report, released at the “The engagement also helped to and nationally.” benefit from Trust Tairawhiti’s new focus meeting, shows Trust Tairawhiti grew the identify Tairawhiti-centric wellbeing Children and young people was another on regional wellbeing. amount of capital available for income priorities and language that made more common theme, along with mental and Speaking at the community trust’s beneficiaries by $3.6m to $128.1m. This is sense to our communities.” overall health. annual meeting last night, chairman Paul the amount deemed available to income Dr Reynolds said there were some “One of the things that matters most Reynolds detailed how that focus would beneficiaries over the life of the trust (up common themes. to those we engaged with is that people reflect community aspirations over the to 2073). The “preserved capital” grew Facilities was one that emerged from and whanau are healthy, happy, and next 53 years. from $208.9m to $249.2m. the engagement data. More specifically, able to pursue the things they value to “It is essential to understand what The total trust fund is now $377.3m — sports and recreation, community hubs, flourish. We are mindful that mental to measure that can indicate whether up from $333.4m in the 2019 financial and retail. and overall health is a priority across the overall wellbeing of the region is year. “People spoke about the importance our communities. Still, we are also improving or not. Dr Reynolds pointed out the capital of having access to, and a wide choice clear that it is a core function of, and “Consider employment as an example. made available for income beneficiaries of, suitable facilities. They also talked funded via, our public health system. We Creating more jobs in Tairawhiti will would be balanced between immediate about the importance of facilities that our don’t aim to duplicate existing funding address a priority but if the jobs are needs and securing the capital over the children and young people can access. systems but want to focus more on how paying minimum wage or have long life of the trust. “This feedback reaffirms the work the we can partner, collaborate, and advocate hours, people’s sense of wellbeing or life Following the release of He Rangitapu, trust currently supports in this space. for enhanced health outcomes in our satisfaction may be decreasing. They are He Tohu Ora Tairawhiti Wellbeing Alongside other partners, the trust communities. not earning enough to cover necessities, Framework, all trust community supports a collective approach to creating their work/life balance is compromised, or distribution and investment decisions a regional facilities plan. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 their job security is limited.” would now reflect the aspirations of all “We are mindful that we cannot

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CROSS-COUNTRY ADVENTURE Alizeyah Brown (above left) and Nina Botting make their way up the short hill climb at Gisborne Intermediate School’s cross-country held at Adventure Playground this week. The event featured fun runs, followed by championship races. Making their way around the course are CJ Holmes (above right), Clare Ruston (right) and Mana Newby (left). Below, Year 7 boys fly off the start line. Championship results — Year 8 girls: Charlie Keepa 1, Sierra Blumfield 2, Mia Blot Mouterde 3. Y8 boys: Austin Fergus 1, Cooper Allen-Johnstone 2, Tyler Peach 3. Y7 girls: Georgie Beaufoy 1, Emily Petro 2, Chloe Moore 3. Y7 boys: Jerome Tamatea 1, Izayah Morrison 2, Manawanui Stewart 3. Pictures by Liam Clayton

FUTURE BLACK FERNS?: Secondary schoolgirl rugby kicked off this week with a fun session of sevens and 10s games involving Gisborne Girls’ High, Lytton High and Tolaga Bay Area School at Barry Park. Left, Lytton’s Azzy Snowdon tries to fend off a Girls’ High tackler. Right, Rutu Waikari- Maurirere is stopped in her tracks by Adelaide Walker- Komene as Scarlett Wyllie (left) watches and Sapphire Hihi closes in to help her Lytton teammate. Scores were not taken. It was more about getting girls playing and giving the game a go.

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LOOKING AHEAD Get your TOMORROw FOCUS ON THE LAND • An online workshop next Gisborne Herald month will deal with farming pressures through meaningful home-delivered actions. • Prices and comment from today’s weekly sheep sale at Matawhero of about 2000 head. • Annual report from Feds’ meat and wool regional The nexT sTage chairman Sam Hain. TOMORROw The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: John Gillies To nd out more call 869 0620 e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 NEWS 3 Gisborne on Aviation Tours NZ’s flight path by Murray Robertson

GISBORNE’S aviation museum has welcomed a move by specialist tour company Aviation Tours New Zealand to include it on a nationwide domestic tour itinerary. Melanie Salisbury, of Aviation Tours NZ, said their aviation heritage trail was “taking off’. “With overseas travel grounded we have turned our attention to domestic itineraries for aviation enthusiasts, and there are so many world-class museums, collections, historic aircraft attractions and restoration facilities on the map in New Zealand. “There is plenty to get people moving and exploring what we have in our backyard. She said the NZ Aviation Heritage Trail will eventually be available for overseas visitors. The first aviation tour party to Gisborne is scheduled for November. Gisborne Aviation Preservation Society spokesman Roger van der Zanden said the society put its name forward two years ago to be included in the aviation WARBIRD OVER GISBORNE: This Harvard 66 will be in residence from time to time at the Gisborne Aviation Preservation heritage trail. Society’s museum at the airport. It has been jointly bought on a share basis by Gisborne and Tauranga aviation enthusiasts. “It’s exciting that Aviation Tours NZ Picture by Liam Clayton has decided to formulate a nationwide tour itinerary and that we are now Salisbury said. on a share basis and we look forward to Harvard 66, a former Royal New included. Meanwhile, the GAPS museum has a getting local people up in the aircraft. Zealand Air Force trainer done up in US “It will be great to have tour parties new resident. “We are looking for more investors in navy colours, was put on the market last come here to look over our collection.” Several Gisborne and Tauranga the Harvard. The more we get, the more year. The World War 2 Grumman Avenger enthusiasts have jointly bought a time we can have it at our museum. “It’s awesome to have the aircraft aircraft takes pride of place in the GAPS Harvard aircraft. “We are working with Warbirds New available to GAPS and the community of line-up. “I flew Harvard 66 down here from Zealand to undertake adventure aviation Gisborne.” “Our move to a nationwide itinerary Tauranga on Monday,” Mr van der rides in the Harvard, Tiger Moth The GAPS museum is open to the is great news for local businesses that Zanden said. and Auster as a museum fundraising public on Tuesdays and Sundays from will benefit from being part of it,” Ms “It will be based here and in Tauranga activity.” 9am to 1pm. Speedsters on beaches A ‘DYNAMIC ongoing issue: Seymour

THE issue of people speeding in vehicles on beaches could be considered in the freedom and on motorbikes at local beaches remains camping bylaw. FRAMEWORK’ unresolved, says Gisborne district councillor A decision meeting on the bylaw is Pat Seymour. scheduled for September 10. Concerns were reiterated at a public meeting Council director of liveable communities FROM PAGE 1 with Makorori residents at the weekend, David Wilson said some parts of the beach “People told us that they wanted Question time Mrs Seymour told councillors sitting as the were privately owned — a Maori trust owned children and young people to have Sustainable Tairawhiti committee this week. part of the beachfront at Makorori. access to learning and education that During a question and answer session It was not the first time the speeding issue The council could look at its speed is engaging, ignites their curiosity, and at last night’s meeting, Michael Allen had been raised. management policy, rather than the freedom focuses on their strengths. Feedback asked how profitable the 25MW Te Ahi Last summer concerns were raised at camping bylaw, if the area of concern was a included a desire for better workplace o Maui geothermal plant had been in its nests of dotterel birds at Anaura Bay being public road. training, community education, and first full year of operations. threatened by motorbike riders. There were also There was a mechanism to look at the the opportunity to transfer skills and Eastland Group chief executive Matt issues about speeding at Pouawa. matter from a legal perspective but significant knowledge between people, as well as Todd said he did not have that figure Cr Seymour said there were no concerns underlying work was required, said Mr Wilson. across generations. about people launching their boats or with Cr Seymour said the area of concern at “Co-designing the framework was with him but the plant had just been revalued up by $43m, which was a sign of Gisborne Motorcycle Sports Club, which runs Makorori was a public road. a significant journey from baseline beach racing meetings at Makorori. Mayor Rehette Stolz also attended the research, to extensive engagement, confidence in the investment. Dr Reynolds agreed with Michael The worries were about people driving Makorori public meeting. Makarori residents connecting back to our trust deed the full length of the beach and endangering were also concerned about the damage being and operations, through to having Muir, in a point made when the chairman moved the adoption of the trust’s children and other beach users. caused to dunes, she said. the technical support to understand Councillors were discussing the committee’s “There were some short-term solutions the impact. Each of these stages has annual report, that this document and the statement of intent should be made draft Governance Work plan for the remainder discussed at the meeting by council staff and contributed to something that we of 2020, which sets dates for meetings and are now able to utilise as a dynamic available to the public before the annual New Zealand Transport Agency staff, but longer- framework. meeting in future, and that fact promoted. workshops. term options will need to form part of the Long “We are proud to introduce He Asked by Colin Sowerby what the cost Cr Seymour asked if the issue of speeding Term Plan process,” said Mayor Stoltz. Rangitapu, He Tohu Ora Tairawhiti was to rename the trust from its previous Wellbeing Framework. Eastland Community Trust branding, Dr “Our people, whanau and Reynolds said costs totalled $300,000 — Month’s reprieve for dog registration communities of Tairawhiti are able to which included “months of engagement” live the lives we value in ways that with the community. DOG owners have been reminded the payments received from the last two matter to us. that today is not the last day to pay dog days. “This aspirational framework registrations. “Over 60 percent of payments come provides the Trust with a guiding They now have until the end of August through our online system and internet set of outcomes to align our strategy, clear guidelines on the framework, before an extra penalty payment will banking, which is in line with our focus operations, and investments. The what we are trying to achieve, and apply. to digitise our registration process. framework provides a clear line of sight why — and application questions will July 31 has traditionally been the final “The email communication method between what we do, what we invest in, correlate directly to the framework. day to pay or an extra 25 percent fee is has been a huge hit, with a lot of our and why.” We will also be looking at gathering applied. customers contacting us that way.” The next steps would be to measures at a programme, project, or But due to the Covid-19 crisis the Those who are interested in operationalise He Tohu Ora by activity level. Our staff will ensure payment date before penalty has been registering to receive their dog developing indicators, developing an you are supported through this extended to August 31 this year. information via email should go online impact and investment tool which process.” Gisborne District Council animal to www.gdc.govt.nz/dog-e-invoice/ or will help guide decisions, releasing a Trust Tairawhiti is the sole owner of control team leader Ross Hannam said contact the council’s customer service distribution strategy and application Eastland Group, which owns Eastland penalties would apply after September 1. department. requirements and releasing a new Network, Eastland Port, the Waihi “We are tracking at about 36.07 All dogs must be registered from three online application system. hydro scheme and two geothermal percent registered so far, with 4054 out months of age and all dogs registered “Our distribution strategy and power stations in Kawerau, and of 11,238 dogs registered,” he said. for the first time must be microchipped application requirements will provide operates Gisborne Airport. “This is not taking into account any of within two months of registration. 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES In Memoriam

Deaths HIRINI SMITH VOTE NOW: God called your name Holly Murrell ticks softly, that only you the boxes for her five MAIR, Alan Thomas. could hear. No one — Died 30 July 2020. top choices from the heard the footsteps of collection of photographs Aged 91 years. Loving angels drawing near. husband of Sue. Much The golden gates stood from Gamagori, Japan. loved Father of open. God saw you Tomorrow is the last Catherine and Grant needed rest. His garden chance for people to Cook, Ben and Jill must be beautiful. vote for their favourite Chisholm, and Margaret He only takes the best. pictures in the Gisborne Mair, Andrew and Gamagori Sister Cities Karen Harrison, and Love and miss you photo competition. always. Alison Beach Twenty-four pictures (England). Loved Lou, John and Deb taken by residents of Poppa of Jace, Kyle, xoxo Gamagori, a city on Sienna and Leila. Mikawa Bay in central The funeral service will be held at St. Japan, are on display Andrew’s Presbyterian In Memoriam in the H B Williams Church, Cobden Street, Memorial Library. Among at 1pm on Tuesday 4th them are images of August, followed by blossoms, a lantern-lit interment at Taruheru festival, and flying fish Lawn Cemetery. kites. Photographs of - Evans Funeral Gisborne scenes were Services Ltd FDANZ sent to Gamagori during www.evansfuneral.co.nz lockdown. The public from each city votes for WOLTER, Hubert the winners of the other Cornelius. — Died 29 SMITH, Hirini - city’s competition. Due March 2020. Aged 95 Te Waiariki to Covid-19 restrictions years. Loving husband (Junior) of Margaret (nee in Japan, however, Parker) for 66 years. May 7th 1945 - Gamagori photo Much loved Dad of Sue July 31st 2019 competition organisers Coughlan and Brian Not a day goes by do not know when the Inglis, Stephen and without thinking Gisborne photographs Ngaire, Lucy and Brett of you. will be voted on and Teutenberg, Maryanne Miss you, wish you returned. and Stuart Pryke, Anton were here. DEEP in and Marina, Martin and my heart a memory Picture by Liam Clayton Sonya Smith, Trudi and is kept, of one I will Paul Harrison, Andrew never forget. and Paul Bohmer. Love always. Loved Papa of his 21 Your loving wife grandchildren, and 17 Noeline great-grandchildren. Hubert’s memorial service will be held at the St Mary’s Star of the Sea on Saturday 1st August at 1.30pm. Simpson report a Some rural roads still four-wheel-drive only ROAD reinstatement works continue after the ‘colonial hangover’ heavy rain a fortnight ago but as of this morning all rural roads were open, albeit to 4x4 vehicles by Wynsley Wrigley Tairawhiti meeting this week. “The truth is that the proposed MHA only in some places. “It is who the coalition partner will is a colonial hangover — the idea that Gisborne District Council’s website shows THE Simpson report has been be. Maori do not have the ability nor the Pehiri (17k mark), Waiomatatini Road (5 to 7.5km), described as a pre-emptive strike on the “That will sway, hopefully, what we expertise to figure out our own health Waipiro Road (1.25 to 2km), Mata Road (upper), Waitangi Tribunal’s (WAI 2575) findings can bring in terms of the Simpson remedies is so 1960s — remembering Waikura Road (5 to 26km mark) and Mata Road into health service outcomes for Maori. Report, particularly with WA 2575. that half the population in Tairawhiti (lower) at the 17k mark all open but only to four- Na Raihania, chairman of Te “That is going to be a big game are Maori, yet non-Maori live a decade wheel-drive vehicles. Waiora o Nukutaimemeha (TWN), changer for all people, but particularly or more longer – that’s not equity. Caution is advised on these roads. the iwi relationship board for Hauora for access for Maori o health services.” “We have fantastic expertise and iwi/ The website has no other roads showing issues. Tairawhiti, told the health board that Mr Raihania told the Herald that the hapu-led infrastructure that our people A further assessment of the lower Mata Road the report presented major issues for Simpson report had been touted as a trust especially during and after Covid- for use by heavy vehicles is being carried out. Maori. partnership model for Maori, but was a 19. Contractors continue to work their way through He said TWN wanted to remain pre-emptive strike on WAI 2575. “It is time for governments to embrace the slips and dropouts that have caused issues on involved with the report, formally Maori claimant groups had Maori ability to take care of ourselves those roads. known as the Health and Disability recommended a standalone Maori with effective solutions that work for us. System Review, a comprehensive review commissioning body be established for “That will depend, I suspect, on who Civic award nominations into the country’s health system, led by the express purpose of tackling the the coalition partner will be after the Heather Simpson. issues “around the real and desperate election.” Mr Raihania is concerned about the concerns of Maori WAI 2575”. Mr Raihania has completed his final THE number of nominations for this year’s recommendation for a Maori Health “The problem with the proposed model term as a government-appointed board Gisborne District Council Citizens Civic Awards Authority (MHA) which would have is that it is an advisory body only with member of Hauora Tairawhiti, but jumped up as the cut-off date loomed. monitoring and advisory powers, and a no resource or ability to effect change remains the chairman of TWN. Further nominations were received by the small budget of $23 million. — that’s like having a flash new car Hauora Tairawhiti board chairwoman council yesterday, taking the total to around a Some critics say the authority would with no motor. Kim Ngarimu surprised Mr Raihania at dozen. breach the Treaty of Waitangi. “Interestingly, over half of the the meeting by presenting him with a Nominations close today. “I don’t think the government after Simpson panel and all of the Maori ceremonial waka hoe to honour his time Citizens Civic Awards recognise outstanding the election is going to make the biggest expert panel signed an alternative to on the board. voluntary contributions by individuals and groups impact (on implementing the report),” the Simpson report based on the issue Mr Raihania is also a former Maori to the Tairawhiti community. said Mr Raihania at the Hauora of a toothless ineffective MHA. Party candidate for Ikaroa-Rawhiti. Nationwide shortage of WoF inspectors hits Gisborne

GISBORNE Holdings is offering extra Mr Raymond said. numbers of inspectors nationwide. inspectors. incentives to attract Warrant of Fitness “It is something we have been offering for “We welcomed the increased scrutiny from Two new inspectors are nearing the end inspectors to the city’s Vehicle Testing station. around six months now and it has been well NZTA to ensure vehicles are kept at a high of their training and are expected to be fully GHL general manager of commercial received by those who use it, which can be three standard of safety,” said Mr Raymond. qualified in the next six to eight weeks. operations Jeremy Raymond said the nationwide or four a day. “While initially this didn’t impact on our “The majority of vehicles that fail a WoF do so shortage of inspectors had impacted on wait “It is as easy as just putting the vehicle in line numbers, it has taken a toll on our ability to find in simple areas that could be remedied before times at the Gisborne station. and adding your phone number to the WoF sheet, new inspectors to employ after retirements and arriving at the testing station,” said Mr Raymomd. The GHL-owned operation had put in place and letting staff know.” staff moving on in the past 12 months.” He suggested checking lights, indicators, tyres measures to decrease waiting times. In February last year, NZ Transport Agency Gisborne Vehicle Testing advertised locally and and seatbelts were in good working order, as “Customers can drop their vehicles off and we started enforcing strict regulations on inspectors nationally for inspectors but even with additional well as clearing the car boot so inspectors could can call them once the WoF has been completed,” and inspecting agencies, which led to a drop in incentives offered, it was still difficult to find WoF easily check the spare wheel. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 NEWS 5 Murderer breached bail A CONVICTED murderer on life parole for kicking a Thomas William (Bill) Boardman, punched the 80-year-old Hastings pensioner to death in 1995 has appeared in to the ground and kicked him in the head several times Gisborne District Court for breaching release conditions. on September 2, 1995. Shaun Christopher Staples, 43, pleaded guilty to two Mr Boardman did not regain consciousness and died breaches — one for absconding from his authorised on October 17. parole address, the other for consuming alcohol. In March 1996, a judge in the High Court at Napier, Judge Haamiora Raumati sentenced Staples on each handed down life sentences to the offenders. of the charges to one month in prison to be served Shaun Staples made the news again in 2007 when concurrently. at age 30, he and fellow Mongrel Mob affiliate John Counsel Michael Lynch conceded it was the only Mangaroa Pouaka, 33, (who was serving an eight-year sentence option available. These charges saw Staples term for aggravated robbery) escaped custody by walking recalled to prison on the earlier life sentence imposed on away from a minimum-security residential programme in him in 1996. Hamilton. He was due for another parole hearing in November, Prisoners on that programme were considered to have the scheduling of which would be unaffected by this proven themselves trustworthy and to have shown they sentence. were willing to make positive changes in their lives. Staples and cousin Shayne Tamati Staples were 18 The pair were captured by an Armed Offenders Squad when they broke into the home of Hastings pensioner in New Plymouth four days later (December 9, 2007). Conviction for perjury quashed by Appeal Court REDEPLOYED: The Tairawhiti redeployment programme’s kaitiaki project is delivering plenty to David Murphy. A GISBORNE woman’s conviction for perjury lawyer in 2009 or the court registrar in front of Picture by The Black Balloon after she altered a document for Family Court whom she swore the affidavit, had commented proceedings, has been quashed by the Court of on the obviously altered state of the form. In Appeal. her mind she was swearing that form was true The woman, whose name is permanently and correct – not that it was a true copy of the suppressed, was found guilty at a judge-alone original form. Spiritual element trial in Gisborne District Court in 2018 and But Judge Cathcart was as unimpressed by sentenced to 12 months home detention. the woman’s evidence as Judge Callinicos and She appealed to the High Court, which dismissed it as completely unreliable. upheld the conviction but reduced the sentence He said the woman deliberately set out to to outdoors work to nine months’ home detention. mislead the Family Court and to paint herself The Court of Appeal granted leave for a in a good light and her ex-husband in a bad second appeal against conviction, quashing it one. PARTICIPANTS in a government- the kaitiaki project. after finding the charge was not sufficiently In his view, the deliberate nature of some funded project to find work for those “I love the ocean and nature, and proved. alterations was to deflect attention from, and who lost jobs during the Covid-19 the best part about this work is that Justice Simon France noted the woman had hide, less obvious ones. lockdown are finding more than just we are helping to heal the earth,” he already served the previously-imposed sentence The appeal to the High Court and work. said. and ruled the alleged underlying culpability subsequently the Court of Appeal was on “There is a real spiritual aspect to it Even in his downtime David is likely did not justify a re-trial. three grounds: that Judge Cathcart should and I feel my work in this programme to be out doing his bit, walking his The case stemmed from Family Court have recused himself as he might not have is charging those batteries,” three dogs at the beach and picking proceedings in 2009, when the woman first been impartial due to his prior knowledge of Tairawhiti Economic Support Package up rubbish. swore an affidavit to which she attached a the matters before the Court, in particular Redeployment Programme participant Through the programme he has third party’s document she had altered. the family court’s findings on the woman’s David Murphy said. gained other qualifications in traffic The alterations were not acknowledged by credibility; that evidence given by the woman David has been in the programme, control, first aid and GrowSafe. her in the affidavit. The perjury in the criminal trial was wrongly working for Recreational Services, for “This is exactly what I was looking charge related to what was said given because there should nearly six weeks and is hopeful it will for so it has been great for me.” to be a false oath concerning the Judge Peter have been, and was not, a self- lead to a full-time job. The $23.755m Redeployment attachment. incrimination warning given in He is one of 145 people who have Programme is in response to the The document — an ACC Callinicos reacted in the Family Court; and that the been redeployed across five projects impacts of Covid-19 and aims to sensitive claims form — was strong terms, calling district court wrongly assessed within the programme. provide work and training locally for authored by a counsellor who the woman an the evidence and there was an One of those is the kaitiaki project, up to 200 people. had since died, and was intended error concerning the standard of which has redeployed 42 workers It is funded through the Ministry of by the woman to be independent unreliable witness proof. across Titirangi (Kaiti Hill) and other Business, Innovation and Employment, evidence supporting her claim of and referring the Justice Simon France said recreation and community amenities. administered by the Provincial spousal abuse. matter to police, there was no need to address the David has a varied work background Development Unit and managed by She altered information on it, first two grounds. The charge which includes driving cranes, Gisborne District Council. All those specifically a date range that who laid two had not been sufficiently proved. working as a draughtsman and in the on the programme come through the attributed the abuse not to her charges of perjury. There was a reasonable doubt print industry but he wanted to get Ministry of Social Development to ex-husband but an earlier former as to whether, in swearing away from working with chemicals. ensure all not only find work but pick partner, whose name she deleted. the affidavit, the woman was So he followed his heart into up new skills, qualifications and the Those alterations were not as attesting the form to be a true studying horticulture and art. opportunity of meaningful, long-term obvious as parts where she blacked out some copy of the original ACC form or one altered He completed his Level 2 and 3 employment. of the counsellor’s comments and wrote, “I by her in ways that were obvious, but not qualifications in horticulture and was For more information on the censored. Personal, not relevant”. otherwise amended. looking for work when Covid struck. programme, head to https://www.gdc. The alterations came to light in 2012, when The absence of the original document being David was immediately attracted to govt.nz/redeployment-programme/ lawyers for the other party (her ex-husband) included in the prosecution case meant there sought disclosure from ACC of the original was no way to properly assess the state of all document. the alterations and whether the deletions and The form surfaced again in continued overwriting were done in a way that supported proceedings with her ex-husband in 2015, when an inference of deliberate deceit. Crays and vehicle seized the woman again swore it was true and correct A ruling in the criminal hearing prevented and used it to support her claim she was the defence from presenting an important MORE than 200 crayfish were believes the crayfish were destined under duress when she agreed to an earlier aspect of its case. seized from a vehicle at a roadside for Auckland where they were to matrimonial property settlement. Cross-examination of the woman, was police checkpoint at Kotemaori to be sold.” Judge Peter Callinicos reacted in strong “overall unfair and at times bullying”. the west of Wairoa on Wednesday MPI had been alerted there were terms calling the woman an unreliable witness (That said, it was recognised she could be a night. crayfish in a car and stopped the and referring the matter to police, who laid two frustrating witness, prone to wanting to answer “Ministry for Primary Industries vehicle as part of a roadside police charges of perjury. questions her own way.) (MPI) fishery officers searched the checkpoint. Officers seized all of The criminal case, heard by Judge Warren Justice France said there had been a vehicle and found 222 rock lobster,” the fish and the vehicle. Cathcart in February, 2018, resulted in the tendency in the case for the term “true copy” said an MPI spokesperson. “MPI’s inquiries are continuing woman being found guilty of one charge and to be used without sufficient focus on what “Three-quarters of the fish were and we are unable to provide more acquitted of the other. exactly was meant by it on the facts of this alive and MPI fishery officers detail while the investigation is In evidence, the woman said neither her case. returned them to the sea. MPI ongoing.” 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 Stranded Kiwis in India desperate World’s most to come home NEW DELHI — Two planes from India could arrive here empty next eloquent leaders month — despite there being more than 400 New Zealand citizens and residents there desperate to get home. 1. Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New Zealand The Indian government has 2. Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany announced two repatriation flights for Indian nationals still in New Zealand — 3. Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India which are scheduled to leave India on 4. Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada 5 and 10 August. But the New Zealand government has yet to confirm whether 5. Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland those flights can bring people home. Business owner Rohit Sharma’s been 6. Mette Frederiksen, Prime Minister of Denmark stuck in India since early March, when 7. Emmanuel Macron, President of France he travelled over to get married. He is a permanent resident and needs 8. Erna Solberg, Prime Minister of Norway to get back to his computer and phone 9. Giuseppe Conte, Prime Minister of Italy business in Lower Hutt. Rohit represents a group of more 10. Scott Morrison, Prime Minister of Australia than 400 New Zealand citizens and NZ Herald picture permanent residents in India, who are desperate to get back to their lives. PRIME Minister Jacinda Ardern has fended and it’s not hard to see why. public speaker” who has a tendency to “mutter or “People are struggling here, they’re off stiff competition to take out the crown as the “She is clear, calm and compassionate, she waffle” and his “use of odd or obscure references willing to go back because their homes world’s most eloquent leader. is not afraid to be tough or emotional, and she often left people confused about his message”. are there, they’re paying rent, they have Professional development coaches from the has a great sense of humour. There’s no sense of They did however, praise Johnson for car insurance and everything is there Development Academy wing of Acuity Training performance with Sturgeon — she is very real.” his recently improved communication and and they keep paying for everything and compiled a list of the world’s most eloquent Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison presentation skills. they’re just sitting here because they’re leaders after reviewing more than 100 hours of came in at 10th place, with the Academy saying Development Academy director Ben not working.” footage from press conferences, speeches and he “greatly improved his reputation since the Richardson said: “World leaders have the ability It’s just as hard for those here, who other public addresses throughout 2020. country’s devastating bushfires earlier this year”. to inspire us, motivate us, shock us and even are separated from their family. Ardern topped the list after being praised for “Morrison has been open, emotional and even scare us — there is tremendous power in great One woman, who wishes to remain her “emphatic leadership style”. vulnerable during his addresses to the Australian public speaking, and 2020 has certainly provided anonymous, told RNZ she has not seen “Jacinda Ardern employs an empathetic people, demonstrating to voters that he shares in our heads of state with some serious talking her husband since he left for India six leadership style. She challenges the common their pain.” points. “But despite the requirement to make months ago to help his mother with a perception that emotional communication In stark contrast, US President Donald Trump several public appearances and speeches in serious operation. shows weakness, instead choosing to approach and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson were their roles, there are some world leaders who Air India says it is happy to take the public with softer touch,” the Development identified by the experts as two leaders whose aren’t always on the right track when it comes to passengers from India when they fly Academy wrote. presentation style needed improvement. addressing their nation. over to repatriate Indian citizens next “She has a measured and authoritative The experts said Trump has always taken a “We decided to analyse the communication month, but without permission from the sincerity about her — she is kind and “thinking out loud approach” and “reacts to and presentation skills of leaders from around the NZ government this will not be possible. compassionate, without shying away from tough questions before he has given himself time to world to determine the list and it’s great to see so In a written statement, the head of issues.” think and offer appropriate answers”. many female leaders featuring on it.” Managed Isolation and Quarantine, Three of the leaders named in the top five are “He will often jump to a new topic before He added: “Jacinda Ardern for example, is a Air Commodore Darryn Webb, said the women. concluding the previous one, causing his sincere and compassionate speaker, while Nicola government is yet to confirm whether German Chancellor Angela Merkel named as audience to lose interest or become frustrated. Sturgeon is very engaging while demonstrating Kiwis will be able to access the outbound the second most eloquent leader, ahead of Indian His overuse of metaphors and analogies is empathy.” flights from India to New Zealand. Prime Minister Narendra Modi in third place and confusing for many, and he occasionally slurs on “There are some fantastic — and not so And that the Ministry of Foreign Canada’s Justin Trudeau, who was ranked fourth. words. fantastic — examples of public speakers from Affairs and Trade will keep in touch Scotland’s Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon was “Unlike Boris Johnson, who has made this research and it’s fascinating that although with the Indian government and provide ranked fifth, with praise for her response to the noticeable improvements since becoming Prime there are only around 10 percent of women in an update to New Zealanders registered Covid-19 pandemic as well as her humour. Minister, Trump has done little to address the leadership roles worldwide, female leaders make on SafeTravel in India as soon as details “Nicola Sturgeon has received a lot of praise flaws in his style of public speaking.” up 50 percent of the top communicators.” are available. — RNZ for her response to the coronavirus pandemic — Experts described Johnson as a “unique — NZ Herald National flounder, Labour rise

WELLINGTON — Judith Collins “Don’t worry about it, it’s all going trust rankings with 48 percent, only is putting a brave face on the latest in the right direction in my opinion.” coming second to Ardern who has 82 political poll, which shows National She said New Zealand was in for percent trust. languishing on 32 percent — more a tough economic time, with more The Greens co-leaders James than 20 points behind Labour. job losses, and voters knew National Shaw and Marama Davidson got 47 Collins claimed today voters would would be the ones to lead when percent and 44 percent respectively. return to National again as the things turned to “custard”. Shaw said the results showed economy turned to “custard” — and She said 200,000 people were on they “needed to get out there and hundreds of thousands of people unemployment benefits, and 360,000 campaign”. came off the second-tranch wage people on wage subsidies that ended “People know the value that we subsidy, on September 1. on September 1. “We are not sure have added to the Government.” She told Newstalk ZB’s Mike how many of those are going to have The least trusted was New Hosking she was “not at all worried” a job after it. There are big, tough Zealand First leader Winston Peters about the 1 News-Colmar Brunton jobs ahead for us.” who had 34 percent and 59 percent poll. New Zealand First would be out of who didn’t trust him. “It’s only two weeks in (for her Parliament next term on last night’s New Zealand First stayed put on 2 leadership),” Collins said. “I think results, with the party getting just 2 percent which was unchanged from people are saying at least Judith percent and just one in three voters the last Colmar Brunton poll last gets on with the job and that’s what trusting Winston Peters. month. Despite National dropping you want.” But the poll was at least a another six points which would National is down to 32 percent personal win for Collins who was entitle the party to 41 seats, Collins while Labour moved up another up on her predecessors as preferred was optimistic. three points in the 1 News-Colmar prime minister — although still a “For the last couple of weeks Brunton poll, to 53 percent. long way from Jacinda Ardern’s 54 I think you can see we’ve had to Although it was an improvement percent. deal with some big issues,” she told for National on the Newshub-Reid It also put both Act and the TVNZ. Research poll earlier this week — Greens on five percent, putting them “People want those things sorted. that poll had them on a lowly 25 right on the threshold to re-enter They’ve now seen those sorted and percent — they are still six points Parliament without winning an it’s only onwards and upwards.” down on where they were when the electorate. But it would be a big win Collins soared in the preferred last Colmar Brunton poll was done for Act — which had their highest prime minister rankings, scoring 20 in June. poll result for 17 years — which percent which was almost double Collins insisted the party was on would get six seats in the House and the 13 percent former leader Todd the way up and that the Colmar another one if leader David Seymour Muller got last month and the Brunton poll was “nowhere near” wins his safe Epsom seat. highest Simon Bridges’ result of 12 where National’s internal polls stood. Seymour also did well in the percent in May 2018. — NZ Herald The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 Man jailed for ‘Disgraceful and grubby’ sharing footage Walker and Boag unlikely to face penalties of terror attack WELLINGTON — The leak reason not to believe them. CHRISTCHURCH — A man who shared of private Covid-19 patient They were not questioned video footage of the Christchurch terror details was a “disgraceful and under oath and their email attack with eight people has been jailed. grubby act” done for political accounts weren’t analysed. David John Noble, who had advertised that gain, the Health Minister says. Walker told Heron he sent he had the video and was willing to send it An inquiry into how the a spreadsheet containing the to “anyone” who wanted it, was sentenced to sensitive information got into details of the then 18 active just over two years in prison but has had the the hands of former National Covid cases to the Herald term reduced on appeal. Party president Michelle Boag and two other media outlets On March 15 last year, Australian Brenton and National MP Hamish to defend himself against Tarrant stormed two Christchurch mosques Walker found they were solely accusations of racism. and opened fire, killing 51 and wounding 40 responsible for the leak. On July 2, Walker issued others. The killer live-streamed the attack on But it’s unlikely they’ll face a statement saying the the internet. The next day the Department of any further penalties because returnees had come from Internal Affairs advised in a public statement their jobs exclude them from “India, Pakistan and Korea” that the footage was deemed objectionable the Privacy Act. after one of his Southland and it would likely be an offence for anyone The State Services constituents said there was to distribute it. Commission inquiry was a “likely influx of people to On March 20, Noble, now 36, posted on ordered by the Government the constituency” from those Facebook, “I’ve got the video if anyone wants after The New Zealand Herald countries, it. Just ask an I’ll pm it to you.” reported patient details had He believed forwarding the In April, police executed a search warrant been leaked. information would show that LEAKERS WALK AWAY: An inquiry found former National at Noble’s address under the Films, Video Former solicitor general claim was “based on fact and Party president Michelle Boag (left) and National MP Hamish and Publications Act 1993. As a result he was Michael Heron, QC, found was not racially motivated”. Walker (right) were solely responsible for the privacy leak but charged with possession of an objectionable the pair’s actions were “not He conceded to Heron the they’ll not face any further penalties because their jobs exclude publication, which carries a maximum penalty justified or reasonable”. spreadsheet did not prove that them from the Privacy Act. File pictures of 10 years’ imprisonment. Heron was given wide- as “it gave the names of people He was also charged with possession of ranging powers, including and not the places they had updates on the details of the Health Minister Chris Hipkins cannabis for sale after police found 2.2kg of seizing computers and departed from”. active Covid-19 cases to her called it “a disgraceful and the drug in storage containers and drying on questioning Walker private business email address grubby act carried out by two a clothing rack. people said it was in her role as acting chief National Party members for Noble initially pleaded not guilty to all of under oath, Former solicitor general only after executive of the Auckland political purposes”. the charges but after a sentencing indication but the day Michael Heron, QC, found he called Rescue Helicopter Trust. She Hipkins thanked the of two yearsand six months’ imprisonment after he was Boag in was expected to pass it on to three media outlets for the was given he admitted the offending. appointed the pair’s actions were “not distress two senior clinical leads. responsible way they had The judge said a discount of 25 percent Boag and justified or reasonable”. after being Boag sent four spreadsheets handled the highly sensitive would be available for a guilty plea and ruled Walker called a of patient information to information. out the prospect of home detention saying it confessed. racist that National’s then health Director general of health would not be appropriate. During she sent spokesman Michael Dr Ashley Bloomfield said all Tarrant is due to be sentenced in the his investigation, Heron said him the spreadsheet to help Woodhouse between June 18 people have been contacted High Court at Christchurch later next month he took the pair “at their him prove his point. 21-25. Woodhouse told Heron — 17 personally — and after pleading guilty to charges of murder, word” because there was no Boag was receiving daily he deleted these emails. apologised to. — NZ Herald attempted murder and terrorism. — NZ Herald Goodbyes to Parliament WE WILL COME TO YOU . . . QUALITY WELLINGTON — Three senior National Also departing was former Minister for Primary MPs have made their valedictory speeches in Industries, Nathan Guy, who takes with him his PAINT Parliament, looking back at the challenges they iconic sheepskin, usually draped on his seat in faced during their tenure. the house. He remembered being put to the test Nikki Kaye and Amy Adams were elected into during the botulism scare and when meat was COLOUR Parliament 12 years ago and between them have stuck at the Chinese border. held a plethora of ministerial portfolios. “Then along came an idiot who sent a letter, ADVICE Former Minister for Primary Industries Nathan a criminal blackmail hoax, where he wanted to Guy who has been in Parliament 15 years also contaminate infant formula with 1080. AND said his goodbye. Soon after losing the deputy “The Prime Minister stepped up an all of leader role following the shock resignation of Government response and, at some point along WALLPAPER GISBORNE Locally COLOR Todd Muller as leader, Nikki Kaye announced her the way, the Prime Minister said to me, Nathan, SHOP FIND resignation. Kaye told the house last night that you’re the lead on this one. “I thought, holy moly, OF TH T E owned her reputation as a blue green politician, often here we go again,’ he said. Amy Adams’ noted her R A meant going against the grain. departure from Parliament wasn’t straightforward. P and US “Whether it has been my opposition to my “It’s always good to hold some of the firsts in GISBORNE own party’s proposals of mining on Great Barrier, this place, and I’m pretty sure that I am the first COMMUNITY operated 2 291 PALMERSTON RD which saw thousands of people marching down MP to have retired, unretired and then re-retired 8 9 Queen Street, or progressing marine protection all without actually leaving,” she joked. SINCE 1 in the Hauraki Gulf, I have fought for my party Next week, in the final sitting week of the term, 32662-01 P. 06 868 4656 and my country to do more for our environment the House will hear from the departing Labour inside and outside the caucus room,” she said. MPs. — RNZ WINTER HOURS: Monday-Friday 7.30-5.00pm, Saturday 9.00-1.00pm Kiri Allan List MP living in East Coast

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021 563 506 (Whakatane) /KiriAllanLabourMP 32963-01 Authorised by Kiri Allan, Parliament Buildings, Wellington 8 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 Paedophile scandal deepens Investigation reveals ‘systemic weakness’ in vetting system by Lane Nichols, NZ Herald week to seven Customs charges Martin said the Herald’s story relating to the possession, raised issues of concern. AUCKLAND — Pressure is making and distribution of “Obviously we want to keep mounting on the Government to thousands of child abuse images children safe, but how to do make police vetting mandatory and videos. this practically requires some as a scandal involving a He was remanded in custody thought. paedophile cheerleading coach and will be sentenced next Doubling the number of deepens. month. annual police checks would The Children’s Commissioner In his letter to Martin, impact police, the individuals has written to Children’s Judge Andrew Becroft said involved “and ultimately Minister Tracey Martin and the fact production company children if people didn’t want to Police Minister Stuart Nash Whitebait Media was able to go through this process in order calling for an overhaul of hire Marinovich on What Now, to volunteer their time”. child protection laws to keep a show funded by NZ On Air, “The other very unfortunate vulnerable kids safe from sex raised concerns that current reality is that child abuse predators. vetting checks required under mainly occurs in the home Other child advocacy groups the Children’s Act “do not go far through family violence and are now making similar enough”. neglect, rather than being demands, saying The New The act sets legal minimum done by strangers. That is Zealand Herald investigation standards around vetting the real problem we need to has revealed “systemic for state services and local tackle.” Safeguarding Children weakness” in our vetting system authorities. ‘MORALLY REPREHENSIBLE’: Sex offender Nikola Michael chief Willow Duffy said recent and serious legal inadequacies. “At the time of the original Marinovich, 34 (right), is helped into a car by his lawyer outside Herald stories showed current Former cheerleading coach legislation this was a significant Auckland District Court after appearing on serious Customs legislation had “gaping holes Nikola Michael Marinovich, 34, step forward for improved child charges. NZ Herald picture through which predators can a convicted paedophile jailed safety. In my view it is time to easily slip”. for abusing underage girls, was review these obligations. “Many parents assume it is to ensure their safety. Thorough reference checks able to work on children’s TV “I would like to see the law already the law.” Vetting obligations should be were also crucial. “Someone show What Now and a raft of extended to make it mandatory About 280,000 police vets were mandatory and free “to ensure may never have come to the children’s events as a freelance for every employee or volunteer currently carried out annually. clear practices and child safe attention of the police, but cameraman after his release of any organisation, club, Extending the law would see policies are in place”. their behaviours and attitude from prison because of lax society or church who works those numbers swell by an Nash said he shared the towards children may be unsafe. vetting policies. with children to undergo proper estimated 300,000. commissioner’s concerns. Police Reference checks are crucial The Herald also revealed this safety checks.” But this was consistent with vetting was an important to identify people who are not week that, despite Marinovich’s Judge Becroft said many recommendations from the element of crime prevention and suitable to work with children. child sex convictions, a Papakura voluntary organisations like Australian Royal Commission community safety. “Children have a right to be gym owner knowingly hired church youth groups, sports into child abuse and likely to Nash said he’d already safe and parents and carers have him to work on six cheerleading clubs and Scouting groups receive backing from our own asked officials to improve the a right to expect their children events, which was labelled already undertook safety checks Royal Commission of Inquiry. framework for police vetting to be safe. If any organisation “morally reprehensible” by the for adult volunteers. In his letter to Nash, Judge services, however any changes is engaging with children they sport’s governing body. This should be part of the Becroft said anyone working would not be introduced before must make provision to keep Marinovich pleaded guilty this DNA of children’s services. with children had a duty of care the general election. those children safe.” 33887-01

Enterprise Nissan | 323 Gladstone Road, Gisborne | [email protected] | T 06 867 8368 | enterprisegisborne.co.nz The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 9 Brief escape ‘Panicked’ mum explains quarantine break-out HAMILTON — A mother who has The tangi was due to be held in had failed them. admitted escaping managed isolation Auckland at 10am the next day. “It was just a decision made on the from isolation with her four children says she was left They expected an answer at 4pm, spot — it’s time to go to your father.” with no other option. then 5pm and were still waiting at She unscrewed a latch on the AUCKLAND — A man managed to get out from The family returned from Australia 6pm when she spoke to her family in window and they all left the facility Crowne Plaza in Auckland by tailgating a staff after the children’s father died Auckland. by climbing over a fence. They ran to member, but was apprehended less than 100 unexpectedly from a stroke. A police officer told her he would give a park across the road but were soon metres away from the hotel. Four members of the family have her the decision around 8pm, however, caught, however, one son made it to A witness to Auckland’s latest managed pleaded guilty to charges after climbing she had never been told that it was Auckland. isolation escape says the man was chased down over a wall at their isolation hotel in looking promising or they would not “We all had our masks on . . . the the road by two security guards, a police officer Hamilton. have come up with the plan to escape. intention was just for my children to and a soldier. The mother said she and her children see their father . . . I honestly believe “I saw a guy wearing a mask just walking had watched the father take his last that the system failed us.” along the street, coming from the Crowne Plaza breath via video link in Brisbane and Her children were crying and She had arranged beforehand that down Albert Street. Then I saw a cop running then travelled to Auckland the next confused and she felt she had if they escaped, a contact would drive at speed with a mask on so I figured he’d come day. from Auckland to pick them up. from Crowne Plaza. The mother, who cannot be identified failed them. She said they did not come to New “A soldier was also running behind. He tried to for legal reasons, told Checkpoint she Zealand to ruin their lives. side-step the cop to keep walking down the road, had applied for an exemption, but it She has a good job in the aged care but they apprehended him and walked him back felt like time was running out as that She said with the tangi due to and disability sector in Australia. to the Crowne Plaza.” was denied and she was applying a happen within hours, and a three- “I didn’t plan for this to happen.” The minister in charge of isolation facilities second time. hour round trip to bring the body The mum said her job in Brisbane Megan Woods says another person had managed While they were in managed from Auckland to Hamilton, time was was now at risk because the sentencing to escape from the Crowne Plaza in Auckland isolation in Hamilton, a plan had been running very short. dates had been set for the end of after tailgating a staff member. put in place so that the dad’s body She told Checkpoint that before the August and September so they would Woods said the man was apprehended by would be brought to a facility five escape: “I was panicking, because I was have to stay on in New Zealand for police after only making it 50 metres from the minutes along the road, the mother running out of time. My children were some time. hotel. said. looking at me, waiting for me to give “I honestly believe the system failed The man arrived from Brisbane on July 29 and The Defence Force and the isolation them that answer . . . yes we can go.” us . . . families need closure. had not yet been tested for Covid-19. — RNZ management team were supporting the The mother said her children were “All we asked for was a bit of family’s visit to inspect the body. crying and confused and she felt she compassion.” — RNZ Kiwis reluctant to get tested

by Jordan Bond, RNZ emphasising the importance of testing, especially for people in Queenstown who WELLINGTON — Doctors are have felt unwell. increasingly exasperated that unwell “This is a situation when we want New Zealanders are saying no to increased numbers of tests being taken. Covid-19 tests. “Anyone who is currently unwell Less than 10 percent of New with Covid-like symptoms, or has been Zealanders have taken the test, and for a unwell since the start of July, please call full month, the Government’s daily target your GP and arrange to get a test,” Dr of 4000 tests has failed to be met. Butchard said. Dr Alan Moffitt, the clinical director Authorities are pushing the same of ProCare Health, said patients are message for those in Manurewa. refusing a Covid-19 test when they Otago University public health have symptoms and the doctor has professor Nick Wilson said the Ministry recommended it to them. needs to ensure regular swabbing, but “Many of them are quite reluctant it should be targeted to the right people to get swabbed, and when doctors are and not numbers for numbers’ sake. saying ‘look, we think we should swab As an extra layer of surveillance, he you’, they say, ‘no thank you, I’ll pass’.” said the Ministry should also get on with Health Minister Chris Hipkins implementing wastewater testing. reiterated that New Zealand is not out “That’s being increasingly done in of the woods, and is pleading with the other countries. ESR has found that it country to stay on guard. IRREGULAR TESTING: The Government’s daily target of 4000 Covid-19 tests has can work, and it’s done some good work “Someone refusing a test could be the not been met over the last month. Doctors are concerned that if transmission is already, but I’d really like to see a plan difference between identifying a train occurring, it won’t be detected until it is too late. NZ Herald picture for rolling that out to all New Zealand of transmission, or it going undetected cities and large towns. It’s basically in our community until it’s too late,” testing a whole city with just one test a Hipkins said. positive on arriving in South Korea. The of Health deems the risk of transmission day.” There’s now extra focus on two areas man may have picked up the virus in here is low. Dr Wilson said although the border in the country — Queenstown and transit overseas. But Southern District Health Board system has been strengthened, you only Manurewa in Auckland after a man His household contacts in Auckland doctor Michael Butchard said that have to look to Australia to see the risk who had travelled to these places tested have all tested negative, and the Ministry doesn’t mean it’s not happening, and is of failure.

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Stadium has said. the All Blacks in a July rugby “I’m 70 in January and it’s definitely Dunedin Venues match which was postponed. the time (to finish)”. Management Ltd chief Opera band Bravo Amici, Crewman Brownson had his last executive Terry Davies said scheduled to perform in May, operational flight on Sunday, but will its statement of intent for the postponed their show for a still be found around the Ardmore year ending June 30, 2021, year. hangar doing operational support. He made the prediction that A concert by English rock plans to cut back to just four days a international acts might not band Herman’s Hermits, week. return until “late 2021”, but scheduled for September, was “I’ll sweep the floor and stuff, that the comment was just postponed for a year, and a gig which is pretty cool.” Brownson has that, a prediction, as there by Th’ Dudes — scheduled for had a few funny moments amid the were many unknowns. April — was postponed until serious stuff of saving people’s lives, “We can only make the end of this year. recalling attending a truck accident at LEAVING ON A HIGH: Westpac Rescue helicopter crewman Greg estimations at this time and The company is forecasting Oniwhero. Brownson is standing down from full-time duties after 37 years all activity will be dependent a $372,000 loss in 2020-21, “The ambulance officer said to me serving the community. NZ Herald picture on the border situation.” and a further $491,000 loss in ‘Greg, have a look and see how the All the company could do 2021-22. driver’s trapped’. I had a look inside times now — and he said he lost his some fantastic doctors on board the was wait and be ready to But it hopes to recoup its and I thought, I know the driver’s right left leg in a similar accident 40 years helicopter. With the rescue crewmen deliver major events. losses, predicting a profit of leg is trapped . . . but I can’t see his previously.” and the air crewmen — a good team.” It was waiting on an update $904,000 in 2022-23. left leg. But it’s a serious business, saving And he’s in no doubt what the job from promoters about whether Despite the setbacks, many “So I said to the ambulance officer lives, and Brownson is confident he’s is all about. a Rod Stewart concert, booked business events postponed at ‘Has he already lost his left leg?’ And leaving the rescue machine in good “We’re not there for anything else for the stadium in November, the outbreak of Covid-19 had the ambulance officer just smiled. hands. but to get the patient from where they would go ahead. since been rebooked for the “It wasn’t until later — and I’ve met “We’ve got some fantastic pilots, are to the hospital as fast as possible. Tickets would remain on latter part of this year, and ‘Hoppy’ the truck driver a couple of great paramedics, and now we have And that’s the goal.” sale until a decision was made, there would “very likely” be Mr Davies said. more Kiwi artists touring, he The organisation said. has experienced a run “The Dunedin Centre has of cancellations and been humming since we postponements across its reached Alert Level 1. venues since March. “We are certainly open for Campaign ‘too late’ The Hella Mega Tour, business.” — NZ Herald Measles epidemic ‘never should have happened’ WHAT’S IT LIKE by Rowan Quinn, RNZ mostly because of a historical Health paper in May 2019 had problem with immunisation said it would not take many TO BE A SMOKER? AUCKLAND — Pasifika doctors records. vaccinations to stem the rapid say a measles vaccination catch- It means the country is spread. SMOKERS AGED 18 YEARS OR OVER WANTED FOR RESEARCH up campaign is years overdue vulnerable to measles. But health authorities did not — and would have prevented last More than 2000 people get that up and running until it year’s epidemic if it had been done contracted the disease last year was too late — and the response on time. — even though it was declared was disorganised. The Government is expected eliminated in New Zealand in Health authorities had a blind to announce details about how 2017. spot when it came to reaching it plans to find and vaccinate Two unborn babies died and 783 Pacific communities, he said. hundreds of thousands of 15-30 people were hospitalised. GP and senior lecturer in Pacific year olds who may have not have Pasifika New Zealanders health Maryann Heather agreed, had all their jabs. from South Auckland were saying the situation last year was Pasifika GP Network disproportionately represented a mess. chairperson Api Talemaitoga and it is likely the first case in “There was no coordination and said it was a shame it took an Samoa’s outbreak that killed 83 sharing of information between epidemic to make that happen. people came from New Zealand. us, and the DHBs and the “It is too late. My view is that it Dr Talemaitoga, who works in (vaccination) pop-up clinics. 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32861-06 The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 BUSINESS 11 Jetstar, Air NZ see spike in domestic flights AUCKLAND — Jetstar is dramatically “We have also seen an increase in the Last week Air New Zealand announced increasing its domestic schedule for number of customers flying for business, it too was ramping up its domestic August, returning to 90 percent capacity specifically between Auckland and schedule, returning to 70 percent of pre- of pre-Covid levels. Wellington. pandemic levels. The uptick in services will see more “While many other countries are Domestic air travel has rebounded than 100 return flights across six different operating a limited domestic network more quickly than forecast meaning a routes from next month, with a further 25 due to Covid-19 related restrictions, it’s 180-degree turn at Air New Zealand on flights added to the schedule. exciting to see the local tourism market some routes. Jetstar Group chief executive Gareth in New Zealand going from strength to Chief executive Greg Foran last month Evans said flight booking exceeded strength.” told staff that 100 cabin crew on its expectations in the first month the airline Services between Wellington and domestic jet and turbo prop fleet have had resumed domestic flights — when it Queenstown will resume for the peak of their redundancies rescinded. was at 60 percent of the pre-Covid flight the winter season, while Jetstar plans Evans said the rise in domestic flights Air New Zealand headed into the July schedule. to reassess its domestic schedule from would allow more tourists to travel to New school holidays operating around 65 “It is no secret that New Zealanders November, Evans said. Zealand’s regional areas to support local percent of its pre-Covid schedule, with love to travel, and demand for our low Customers with bookings on the businesses rebuilding from the pandemic. destinations such as Nelson, Napier, fares to popular leisure destinations, such remaining 10 percent of flights until the “We’ll continue to monitor our network Palmerston North and Tauranga proving as Queenstown and Dunedin, have been end of October have been contacted and and add more flights in the coming particularly popular from Christchurch. really strong,” he said. offered an alternative same day flight. months where there is demand.” — NZ Herald Labour sidestep ‘Muldoonesque’ NZ First unhappy at move to get rent relief deal into play by Hamish Rutherford, need for a law change was “very involved. In the end it was NZ Herald Muldoonesque”. (clear) there was a proportion of Meanwhile, one landlord the commercial tenant and . . . WELLINGTON — After which has publicly lobbied landlord community that needed months of internal argument against Labour’s proposal assistance. about how to deliver rent relief described the move as “a “We’ve struggled to find a way to businesses hit by nothing announcement” because to provide that assistance. This Covid-19, a new “Government” landlords could refuse requests is where we got to.” deal has been announced, to negotiate if they wished. Landlord Troy Bowker, without NZ First’s support. Little described the deal as “a executive director of Wellington- Justice Minister Andrew voluntary scheme of subsidised based Caniwi Capital, which Little yesterday announced mediation” which would apply owns a number of commercial the Government was providing only to businesses with 20 or properties, has previously $40 million towards arbitration fewer full-time equivalent staff attacked Labour’s plans. costs between “businesses and per lease site, which are New Yesterday Bowker — whose landlords to resolve issues about Zealand based and have not company has donated to NZ First adjusting rent as they face the come to an agreement with their — said the end result mattered economic impacts of Covid-19”. landlord on rent relief. little to landlords. Since lockdown, Labour “It is critical that businesses “Thanks to Winston Peters, has been promising relief for who have not reached an the Justice Minister has failed businesses hit by Covid-19, but agreement are assisted to to force state interference NZ First has been frustrating its find a solution that will help in commercial leases so his plans. New Zealand recover from the ARBITRATION COSTS: Justice Minister Andrew Little says it was consolation prize is to throw The deal is a watered-down economic impacts of Covid-19,” clear a number of commercial tenants and landlords needed help to $40m of taxpayer money at version of what was announced Little said. resolve rent issues. NZ Herald picture the arbitration and mediation by the Government at the start “This funding will ensure that industry,” Bowker said in a of June. It will not require tenants and landlords, even if “We still maintain the so-called or scoped up policy problem”. statement. legislation to financially problem of commercial leases Minister of Finance Grant “This proposal lacks virility pass it. constrained, remains unstated, unquantified, Robertson and Little have as all it does is provide funding The relief This funding will ensure that will be able and not understood,” a “resorted to the Public Finance to assist in resolving disputes will also tenants and landlords, even to access spokesman for NZ First said. Act to throw another $40m at but critically it does not compel only apply to ‘ dispute “We continued to reject a problem we’ve never felt they either landlord or tenant to businesses if financially constrained, will resolution the heavy state imposition of understand” the spokesman said. reach agreement. which have be able to access dispute services.” arbitration, subsidised or not, as “Very Muldoonesque”. “This is of very little provision for resolution services. NZ First it won’t help money flow quicker Little laughed when told of consequence other than to a arbitration told The and commercial lawyers have the characterisation. “That’s few mediators. Almost all rent in their —Andrew’ Little New Zealand told us the moneyed party will interesting from someone who negotiations have already leases, Herald that merely see arbitration as a weigh was a student of Muldoon,” Little been concluded” because leases rather than it remained station to litigation (so will prove said. included clauses which covered inserting an implied clause, as opposed to the deal and had not ineffective),” the spokesman “I don’t think it is at all. We the lockdown, or the parties had was initially expected. consented to the announcement. added. had a Cabinet agreement on reached voluntary agreements,” While Little announced The party believed it had twice The party believed it had what to do and in spite of the Bowker said. the deal as being one of the reached negotiated settlements maintained a “principled critique principle of Cabinet collective “The original proposal from Government, NZ First has with one Labour Minister — of the policy” and its refusal to responsibility, New Zealand First Andrew Little was straight already made clear it is opposed, understood to be Minister for agree to a legislative fix was walked back on that. from the Muldoon era of with a spokesman saying the Small Business Stuart Nash based on concerns that it would “There’s a lot of criticisms state interference in private unusual solution — using the — but Nash could not get the “interfere in the sanctity of we could make on all this stuff contracts and would’ve set a very Public Finance Act to avoid the agreement of his colleagues. contracts or for the unquantified and perhaps the individuals dangerous precedent.”

SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY up 20 percent. to $6.22 as investors weigh up the prospect A2 Milk Co rose 2.7 percent to $21.51. of NZ’s border staying closed for the rest of Infrastructure investment firm Infratil gained the year. The airport historically earned half its WELLINGTON — New Zealand stocks climbed today,” said Peter McIntyre, an investment 1.4 percent at $4.83. McIntyre said the company revenue from international travel. as the US Federal Reserve affirmed its near- adviser at Craigs Investment Partners. was sensitive to low interest rates because “Those Covid numbers worldwide, but zero interest rate policy and continuing to make “There was the old rule back in the GFC, ‘don’t investors saw it as an alternative source of long- especially in Australia, don’t hold a lot of hope stocks paying reliable dividends attractive to bet against the Federal Reserve’, and a lot of term returns. for a reopening of borders anytime soon,” investors. market participants are thinking there is no sign Other interest-rate sensitive stocks also McIntyre said. The S&P/NZX 50 Index advanced 0.8 percent of interest rates rising any time soon.” gained: Contact Energy rose 2.5 percent to $5.84, Air New Zealand rose 0.4 percent to $1.33. to 11,692.02. Within the index, 26 stocks rose, 17 However, trading volumes were light Meridian Energy was up 2.1 percent at $4.79 and Sky Network Television posted the biggest fall, fell, and seven were unchanged. Turnover was compared to highs seen during Covid Spark New Zealand climbed 1.6 percent to $4.92. dropping 2.9 percent to 13.2 cents. $107.6 million. lockdowns. Kiwi Property Group rose 1.4 percent to $1.07 Outside of the benchmark index, carpet Investors digested positively the Fed’s McIntyre said this indicated caution from after it indicated sales at its shopping centres manufacturer Cavalier Corp rose 22 percent to reiteration of its pledge to keep rates low for as some investors who were waiting to see if the had rebounded in the first full month of trading 39 cents. long as necessary, holding the federal funds rate upcoming domestic earnings season would since lockdown, to be up 7.5 percent compared IkeGPS Group rose 14.3 percent to 88 cents in a zero-to-0.25 percent target range. The Fed validate the high share prices. to the previous June. after completing the institutional component of also asserted it would keep pumping US$120 Mainfreight led the market higher, up McIntyre said some of that bounce would be its $19.7 million capital raising. billion a month into financial markets through its 2.8 percent to $43.60, after it told shareholders from pent-up demand, but also money that would Plexure Group extended its gains, rising 12.1 quantitative easing programme. at its annual meeting yesterday afternoon group usually be spent on overseas travel during the percent to $1.48. On Wednesday it announced it “Markets love low interest rates and we have revenue was up 8 percent in the first 17 weeks of winter months was being redirected into retail. was exploring moving its primary listing to the seen that positive theme come into our market the current financial year, and pre-tax profit was Auckland International Airport fell one percent ASX. — BusinessDesk 12 OPINION The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 EDITORIAL Carbon neutral not same as GHG neutral Re: Agreed, let’s follow the science . . . carbon? Well, duh, from the atmosphere energy plants) and continued use of A lot of interest in July 30 editorial. through the magic of photosynthesis. animals in the food chain? They have no Dear Ed, thank you for the reference. I Studying outputs without considering choice! their activities read it carefully and learned two things. inputs is kind of like studying mc Hardly “dangerous!” — more like First, that methane is not the problem, squared. Doesn’t make a lot of sense “responsible”! Last night’s annual meeting of carbon dioxide is the problem. This is without the other half of the equation. CLIVE BIBBY Trust Tairawhiti drew a good crowd very strange because you have spent to the Gisborne Boys’ High School some time previously lecturing me that CRAIG BAULD Footnote from Ed: I haven’t lectured you Craig, hall, a new venue for the AGM and methane is the problem. I have just been responding to your mistaken an appropriate one for the launch of Secondly, that you are hooked into a The greenhouse gas emissions views around livestock emissions. Please do read He Rangitapu, He Tohu Ora Tairawhiti narrative promulgated not by scientists identified as by-products of individual further on the topic. Wellbeing Framework — with one but by something called “emissions nation’s economic development histories Carbon neutral is not the same as greenhouse experts”. No scientist would dream of are, as yet, unproven causes of any global gas neutral. Some of the carbon taken out of the focus of this new tool for informing * the trust’s distributions and counting emissions without wondering warming process . Until they are, they atmosphere by photosynthesis is returned to about the source of those emissions. remain, in that context — just part of the atmosphere as CH4, which has very different investments being the education, So indeed, let us follow the science. speculative theories (my words). properties to carbon dioxide with respect to health and happiness of our children Science says that matter can neither be The editor’s rush to use hyperbolic absorbing infra-red radiation. Ruminant animals and young people. created nor destroyed. Science says that language to describe my description of also produce N2O which is an even more Notably absent from the launch for every action there is an equal and modern governments’ reactions to these powerful greenhouse gas. of the framework, which has been opposite reaction. Science says cows do facts is pathetic. * Clive, for someone who has campaigned for developed through extensive not create carbon, they ingest carbon and Why is it dangerous to simply a local political response to climate change, it is community engagement over the re-release most of it to the atmosphere. acknowledge the dilemma faced by many fascinating that you clearly have little idea about past year, was discussion of the Not all, some builds beef, that doesn’t of the signatories to the Paris Accord the science of climate change or are somehow in amount the trust would apply to get released until we eat it. And where who have been forced to re-prioritise the denial of the fact that human activity is warming regional wellbeing over coming years. do cows find carbon to ingest? Well, duh, components of their individual economic the planet dangerously. You have made a false, from the grass that farmers grow for development strategies to include a denialist statement here that would not normally Last year there was a pledge to them. And where does the grass get the greater use of fossil fuels (coal-fired be published in The Gisborne Herald. distribute up to $120m over the following five to six years. This year LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS chairman Paul Reynolds talked about the life of the trust to 2073 and the fact $128.1m was currently Really, what evidence? the figure seen as being available to Re: A new Enlightenment. The upcoming Get trucks off King Rd income beneficiaries. The trust deed Hello Anne, referendums on end-of-life Is there a lot of unease choice and the legalisation Re: Truck route consultation. travelling down the centre of requires the trustees to “preserve” and mistrust in the of cannabis will be good for I collected my grandchildren the road. It had to stop and the capital of the trust, which now hinterlands? Interesting our country. Let’s hear what from Makauri School I needed to back up — not a amounts to $377.3m in total, and comment, what evidence people think. yesterday. With so much good situation to be in. Using the portion of that seen to meet this backs up your hunch? You are likely bang on the traffic parked on both sides of King Road for heavy trucks requirement is now $249.2m. Personally I pay no money when you note that the road when I pulled out of should not be allowed, going With Covid impacts still playing attention to Mike Hosking Billy Te Kahika’s fans are the driveway I could not see past a school and preschool. because he seems to probably not geniuses. what was coming, and pulled out, so its key asset Eastland Group into the path of a large truck JENNY HILLS has less certainty around profitability be looking for ways to — and is also seeing about $7m be sensationalistic and LARA MEYER removed from the bottom line of oppositional. Whatever he says about a person probably While not prepared to For society, environment its network business due to new should be taken with a grain describe myself as a genius, I regulated pricing — it is prudent of salt. am university-educated and I Re: Getting our democracy on, our environment. that the trust is cautious just now. I think most people in run my own business. I have July 20 column. Forestry chose to leave its Its equity would actually have the hinterland are probably been listening with increasing Dr Muriel Newman’s comment waste cuttings where they fell and declined over the past year if not pretty well educated. Well- interest to Billy TK and believe lacks any thought to the role of caused large downhill effects on the for the $47.5m revaluation upwards educated people tend to pay he definitely is tapping into a Government as a representative of Tolaga Bay area. This is the effect attention to verifiable facts growing disquiet many Kiwi are our country. Letting business do as unfettered business practice can of EGL’s generation business. But it chooses can have environmental have. as CEO Matt Todd said last night, and they will not be easily feeling right now. I know because swayed by people who speak I share their concerns. I’m in that and social consequences that have Government and business require the $43m lift in value for the 25MW long-term effects on our society. a balance to ensure the success of Te Ahi o Maui geothermal plant nonsense with conviction. group, neither left nor right, but Most rational people very wary of the incremental loss This is what causes the inequity of our future for all. is a good sign that this asset will understand that at times of of rights being shunted through our society and the degradation of PJ REED generate strong returns over its life crisis, say during a global Parliament with lightning speed for the group and Trust Tairawhiti. pandemic, our elected and without any oversight or It will also have given them further officials may need to representation from the common Congratulations in order confidence as they investigate implement procedures to try man. developing a third geothermal plant. to keep people safe. It’s arrogant to disregard these Re: Familar face taking on to conceal Govt wrongdoing I would say the majority people as uneducated fools. It role in Maori TV, July 21 story. during lockdown. Peter was At this point it is worth repeating Congratulations to Neil, as the captain of the GBHS the trust CEO’s comment to The of us in the hinterland are is foolish to assume they will NOT of the opinion that our go away or have no impact this a former Gisborne boy myself. debating team whilst we were Herald this week, that the trust was I wonder how the time with at school. Remember school in discussions with EGL on options freedom of speech is being election. curtailed. PETA DEE, Otago Coca-Cola will affect Neil’s debates when two sides to an to release some capital from the ability to bring an unbiased argument were encouraged? company over the next five years, journalistic spirit to this new Thanks Mark Peters for to help fund its growth and provide role. Let us hope he can see your recent “Plandemic” special dividends back to the trust. past the large corporate greed article: first town and first This is all of huge interest to Billy TK coverage a relief that is hurting our people. daily paper to see the light. I just read Global ‘plandemic’ by other New Zealand papers, but it still I also take this opportunity I have keenly just joined the public of Tairawhiti and it was your Journalist Mark Peters (upper- bothers me that thinkers are very to praise another high- as a subscriber and will urge discouraging that there was so much case J as there are not many true few and far between nowadays. achieving Gisborne boy, Peter my family to cancel their NZ stress placed last night on the fact Journalists about). Well done Mark, I’m proud to live Boshier our Ombudsman, who Herald subs. it was the trust’s AGM, not Eastland Congratulations to him on factual in the same country as you. stood up to Queen Jacinda Group’s. The trustees might be the reporting. It so eased my head after when she wanted to suspend MARK RASMUSSEN owners of EGL, but that is on our reading the so-called efforts of PETER BANKERS, Auckland the Official Information Act Northland behalf. We are all its beneficiaries and many of us want to be aware [email protected] of the financial performance of the ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. group as well as the trust before the ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. one time each year that they front on ■ Always include full name and contact details. these matters to their community. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 13

We are proud to introduce: He Rangitapu, He Tohu Ora Tairāwhiti Wellbeing Framework Our people, whānau and communities of Tairāwhiti are able to live the lives we value, in ways that matter to us. This aspirational framework provides the Trust with a guiding set of outcomes by which to align our strategy, operations, and investments. The framework provides a clear line of sight between what we do, what we invest in, and why – and helps us to articulate our thinking as we consider each component of the framework in every decision we make.

Welcome to part 4 of 4 of a series launching He Rangitapu, Our people, whānau He Tohu Ora – Tairāwhiti and communities of Wellbeing Framework. Tairāwhiti are able to live the lives we value in Part 1 What Matters to You? ways that matter to us. Part 2 Data and Insights from Engagement Part 3 Emerging Themes Part 4 Introducing the Framework Waharoa Gateway on the path to Wellbeing Where to from here? In partnering with the Trust, we encourage you to step through our waharoa. It is always open for anyone who aspires to beneit the people of Tairāwhiti. NEXT STEPS Developing indicators Each of the six muka, two pou, and the taahu, that Ngā Pou Te Taahu make up He Rangitapu, He Tohu Ora, have outcome statements connected to them. Within each outcome statement you will see sub-domains highlighted in bold. These sub-domains will be underpinned by a set of indicators that will attempt to measure their respective All people, whānau and We are good ancestors. Tairāwhiti upholds sub-domain. The sum whole of which will support us communities of Tairāwhiti Children, young people and Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Mana to build an understanding and narrative about whether have unhindered access to future generations have a Whenua partnerships are wellbeing across the region according to our framework support and opportunities better set of opportunities maintained with integrity. is getting better or worse. that enhance their wellbeing. than the current generation. While we will start with a baseline set of indicators – as we evolve our understanding, we want to co-design Muka Weaving Lives Together some indicators and measures that are ‘us’, Tairāwhiti Muka are the ibrous strands that are created when harakeke is centric, Tairāwhiti tuturu. processed. This ibrous textile is renowned for its enduring strength. In our framework, muka represents wellbeing outcomes. Communities in Developing an impact and investment Tairāwhiti will work together with the Trust to weave the lives we value, tool which will help guide decisions in ways that matter to us. To operationalise the framework – we need to shift it The Trust developed the muka in the framework from the engagement from a high-level concept with broad and aspirational data and themes. Our muka statements are aspirations. They articulate outcomes statements – to one that can be applied in what success looks like across inter-dependent and dynamic areas that are important to us. While each muka can be considered independently practice. Creating an impact investment and assessment of the others, the Trust will take a holistic view of all muka. tool provides us with an assessment checklist that directly correlates to the outcome statements and sub-domains. It forces us to make our decisions based on some clear assessment questions, guidelines and formulae that speak directly to the framework, but also makes transparent our decision-making process based on the framework. Release a distribution strategy and application requirements The Tairāwhiti economy is diverse, Diverse systems of knowledge, Communities are healthy, happy innovative, resilient and regenerative information and Mātauranga and empowered. The voice of Again, our distribution strategy and application and provides access to well-paid, Māori are accessible, utilised, communities is integral to requirements will provide clear guidelines on the quality jobs. Our people have sustainable valued and evolve. decisions that impact their lives. framework. This will include what we are trying to achieve livelihoods from paid and unpaid work. and why, and application questions that correlate directly to the framework. We will also be looking at gathering measures at a programme, project or activity level. We understand that there are varying degrees of capability – and we will ensure our communities are supported through this process. The quality of our land, water, Culture connects the people Our people, whānau and Release a new online application system air and atmosphere is pristine. of Tairāwhiti. We express, communities in Tairāwhiti have We are currently building the online system that Our biodiversity is abundant. celebrate and value our diversity, respectful, connected and We practise kaitiakitanga. heritage and taonga. collaborative relationships. allows you to apply and submit reports online.

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Take a look at our Watch our new Read our Statement Annual Report here! tohu come alive! of Intent here! 33557-02 14 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 A death a minute in the US Death toll passes 150,000; economy plunges amid lockdowns WASHINGTON, DC — One person in the United States died about every minute from Covid-19 on Wednesday (local time) as the national death toll surpassed 150,000, the highest in the world. US President Donald Trump. According to live statistical data AP file picture via the website www.worldometres. info/coronavirus/ this morning, the death toll had reached 154,935 and Trump suggests the total number of Covid cases in the US had reached 4,624,069. US coronavirus deaths are rising a delay to the at their fastest rate in two months and have increased by 10,000 in the past 11 days. 2020 election A spike in infections in Arizona, California, Florida and Texas this inflicting damage across the country, areas of the United States. issued the bleak economic data, US WASHINGTON, DC — US President month has overwhelmed hospitals. squeezing already-struggling The government’s estimate President Donald Trump diverted Donald Trump has suggested November’s The rise has forced states to businesses and forcing a wave of the second-quarter fall in the attention by suggesting a “delay” in presidential election be postponed, saying make a U-turn on reopening their of layoffs that shows no sign of gross domestic product has no the November 3 presidential election, increased postal voting (‘mail-in voting’ in economies that were restricted by abating. comparison since records began in based on his unsubstantiated the US) could lead to fraud and inaccurate lockdowns in March and April to The economy’s collapse in the 1947. The previous worst quarterly allegations that widespread mail-in results. slow the spread of the virus. April-June quarter, which was contraction — at 10 percent, less voting will result in fraud. He floated a delay until people could The pandemic has sent the US stunning in its speed and depth, than a third of what was reported on The dates of presidential elections “properly, securely and safely” vote. economy plunging by a record- came as the resurgence of the viral Thursday — occurred in 1958 during are enshrined in federal law and There is little evidence to support shattering 32.9 percent annual outbreak pushed businesses to the Eisenhower administration. would require an act of Congress to Trump’s claims, but he has long railed rate in the last quarter, and is still close for a second time in many Soon after the government change. — AP, Reuters, RNZ against mail-in voting, which he has said would be susceptible to fraud. US states want to make mail-in voting easier due to public health concerns over the pandemic. Under the US constitution, Trump does not have the authority to postpone the election himself. Dark day for Victoria Any delay would have to be approved by Congress. The president does not have direct power over the two houses. In a series of tweets, Trump said “universal mail-in voting” would make November’s vote the “most inaccurate and Over 700 more Covid cases, 13 deaths fraudulent election in history” and a “great embarrassment to the USA”. MELBOURNE — Victoria The president suggested — without reported more than 700 new providing evidence — that mail-in Covid-19 cases in the state voting, would be susceptible to foreign yesterday. interference. The 723 cases mark the “The Democrats talk of foreign influence highest daily tally of the in voting, but they know that mail-in voting pandemic in the Australian is an easy way for foreign countries to state, shattering the previous enter the race,” Trump said. single-day total by almost 200 Postal voting was “already proving to be cases. a catastrophic disaster” in areas where it Yesterday, 13 new deaths THE NEW was being tried out, he added. were announced, which was NORMAL: In June, New York allowed voters to vote another record daily high. Commuters by post in the Democratic primary poll for They were three men and walk past the party’s presidential candidate. three women in their 70s, three Melbourne’s However, there have been long delays men and two women in their Flinders in counting the ballots and the results are 80s, and two men in their 90s. Street Station still unknown. US media report that there From midnight on Sunday, wearing face are also concerns that many ballots will face coverings will be masks. not be counted because they were not mandatory throughout the AFP file filled in correctly or do not have postmarks whole state. picture on them that show they were sent before The government was also voting officially ended. imposing restrictions on face- However, several other states have long to-face gatherings in some conducted votes by post. regional local government Quizzed by reporters on whether a areas from today. where the transmission is. It’s person who had disregarded He said the women went to president could delay the election, the “It’s inconvenient, it’s not in cafes and restaurants, their diagnosis and instead had Victoria, went to a party with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said challenging . . . it’s essentially but it is — in small numbers — decided to go to work is very between 20 and 30 others and he would not “enter a legal judgement Stage Four for Melbourne, in people’s homes. One family disappointing.” then returned to Queensland. on the hop”. When pressed, he said the and it’s something we can do to another.” Thursday’s increase in new Two of the women have tested US justice department would “make that in regional Victoria without The premier said yesterday’s cases surpassed Victoria’s positive for the coronavirus. legal determination”, adding “we want an causing significant economic case numbers reflected previous single-day record Deputy Commissioner Steve election that everyone is confident in”. damage but getting a really increased cases in aged-care increase, by more than 190 Gollschewski said police would Ellen Weintraub, chairwoman of the significant public health homes, but also said that cases. allege the women “deliberately US Federal Election Commission, said benefit,” Victorian Premier “too many people are still On Monday, the state falsified records to get back Trump did not have the power to move the Daniel Andrews said at a going to work when they have recorded 532 new infections. into Queensland”. election — and added: “Nor should it be media briefing. symptoms”. Thursday’s increase of 295 “Our focus now is working moved”. Residents in Greater “So long as that continues, cases was the first time since with those young women to Weintraub called for more funding for Geelong, Surf Coast, we will continue to see Friday that the state’s daily identify everywhere that they states to be able to run “the safe and Moorabool, Golden Plains, numbers going up,” he said. increase had been below 300, have been since they have secure elections all Americans want”. Colac-Otway and the Borough Australian Defence Force but Victoria’s Chief Health come back into Queensland. Numerous Republicans also dismissed of Queenscliffe will not be personnel and the Department Officer Brett Sutton declined “One has been co-operative, the idea. “Never in the history of the allowed to host visitors, of Health and Human Services to say then that the state had but the other has not”, he said. federal elections have we ever not held an weddings or funerals at their staff have so far doorknocked passed its peak. “These persons will be election and we should go forward with our homes. 798 properties in Victoria, Victoria has now recorded put towards the court. The election,” Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy Premier Andrews said the including 269 on Wednesday. a total of 9998 coronavirus investigation has not yet said. restrictions were designed Andrews said in one cases and 105 deaths since the concluded.” Trump ally Senator Lindsay Graham said to tackle family-to-family instance, the Covid-19 positive pandemic began. Three other people in a delay was “not a good idea”. transmission. person they were looking for Meanwhile, three women Queensland tested positive Democrats have also been lining up to Hospitality venues would be was not at home. who sparked a coronavirus in the space of 24 hours but condemn Trump’s suggestion. allowed to remain open. “They weren’t home but scare in Queensland when they were not connected to the New Mexico Senator Tom Udall said “I know that it may seem a family member was and they flew from Melbourne travellers, authorities said. there was “no way” the president could counterintuitive that you can the family member helpfully to Brisbane “went to Meanwhile, health delay the election. “But the fact that he is go to the pub but you can’t go pointed out that that person, a extraordinary lengths to be authorities in New South even suggesting it is a serious, chilling to your mate’s place,” he said. positive coronavirus case, was deceitful, deceptive and quite Wales have confirmed 18 new attack on the democratic process.” “But ultimately . . . the data at work,” he said. frankly criminal,” Queensland coronavirus infections. — BBC story via RNZ drives that decision. That’s “To have found even one police say. — ABC/RNZ The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 15

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Showroom 456 Gladstone Road Ph: 06 867 2508 33813-01 16 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 Fighter jets Concern for India delivered Surge in coronavirus infections in rural areas NEW DELHI — India has to India in reported more than 50,000 daily coronavirus cases for the first time, driven by a surge in infections in rural areas at a boost to a time when the government is further easing curbs on movement and commerce. There were 52,123 new its air force cases in the space of just 24 hours, according to federal AMBALA, India — The first batch of five health data, taking the total French-made Rafale fighter jets arrived at an number of infections to 1.6 Indian air force base on Wednesday (local million. time), Indian officials said, as the country Some 775 people died of sought to modernise its military amid Covid-related conditions in security challenges from Pakistan and China. India over the same time The planes landed at the airbase in period, raising the total Ambala in Haryana state amid tight security. number of deaths to just over Police and soldiers closed roads leading to 35,000. the base, banned photography and enforced While major cities like New restrictions on gatherings of more than four Delhi and Mumbai have seen people, police officer Abhishek Jorwal said. their cases ease, infections in “The birds have landed safely in Ambala,” rural areas were continuing to Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh rise sharply, alarming experts. tweeted. “If anyone should be worried about India has the third highest or critical about this new capability . . . it number of infections globally, should be those who want to threaten our INFECTIONS IN RURAL AREAS RISING SHARPLY: behind the US and Brazil. A health worker takes a woman’s territorial integrity.” It has nearly 20 times the temperature at a market in Chennai, India. AFP picture Indian and Chinese soldiers are locked number of cases than those of easing restrictions that had will remain closed. income country. in a tense stand-off along their disputed China, which has a similar- been aimed at preventing the The restrictions, which Consumer demand is border in Ladakh region, while Indian troops sized population and where spread of the virus. included an almost total showing little sign of picking regularly clash with Pakistani soldiers along the virus was first recorded An evening curfew will be shutdown of the country for up ahead of India’s festival their de facto frontier in disputed Kashmir, late last year. lifted from tomorrow, and nearly three months, have season, where it usually rises which is also claimed by Pakistan. Separately, New Delhi gyms will be allowed to open, hurt small businesses in what significantly. In 2016, five attackers and three Indian announced the third phase of but schools, cinemas and bars is still predominantly a low- — Reuters story via RNZ troops were killed in more than 14 hours of fighting in an attack on an Indian air force base in Pathankot in neighbouring Punjab state. India blamed Pakistani militants for the attack. Pakistan condemned the attack, Fresh virus outbreak catches Vietnam by surprise calling it a terrorist incident. The fighter jets are part of a US$8.78 DANANG — Vietnam, virus- as nine new cases were confirmed, cases, with no deaths. its chairman, Nguyen Duc Chung, billion deal signed with France in 2016. free for months, has also had a taking total infections of the virus to However, more than 81,000 people declared that the city must “act now They are to be formally inducted in the harsh reminder of the dangers 42 since last weekend. were in quarantine and authorities and act fast”. Indian air force by mid-August. of Covid-19, with a new surge of Cases have also appeared in in Hanoi said the more than 20,000 “We have to use full force to test India has become the world’s biggest infections spreading to six cities the capital, Hanoi, the southern residents who recently returned all 21,063 returnees,” Chung said. arms importer as it modernises its military. and provinces in six days, linked commercial hub of Ho Chi Minh City from Danang, a holiday getaway Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc India’s defence ministry on July 2 approved to an outbreak in the central city of and in the Central Highlands. that has been a big draw card since said the new surge was different to the purchase of 21 Russian MiG-29 and 12 Danang. Thanks to a centralised restrictions were eased, would be wave Vietnam fought in March, and Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighter aircraft costing Authorities told tens of thousands quarantine programme and tested for the virus. every province and city was at risk, US$2.43bn to replace obsolete Soviet-era of people who visited Danang to aggressive contact tracing, Vietnam Hanoi also banned big gatherings state broadcaster Vietnam Television weapons. — AP report to disease-control centres, has registered a total of only 459 and ordered bars to be closed while reported. — Reuters story via RNZ Threats to US in Afghanistan Nasa’s Perseverance raised with Russia: Pompeo WASHINGTON, DC — US Secretary of State response to a question from the committee’s top Mars rover blasts off Mike Pompeo said on Thursday (local time) that he Democrat, Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey. and his team have warned Russian officials about “We have raised this at my level and not only at all threats that Russia poses to Americans and US my level.” CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The biggest, “It gets me every time.” interests in various parts of the world. Pompeo declined to say whether he would most sophisticated Mars rover ever built — In addition to potentially answering one Pompeo also defended the Trump recommend that Trump raise the matter with Putin, a car-size vehicle bristling with cameras, of the most profound questions of science, administration’s tough line on China, saying the but he said the Russian leader understood “full microphones, drills and lasers — blasted off religion and philosophy — Is there or has there communist nation represented well” the US position. for the red planet on Thursday (Florida local ever been life beyond Earth? — the mission a potent threat to the US and He pointed to military action time) as part of an ambitious, long-range will yield lessons that could pave the way for Western-style democracy. taken against several hundred project to bring the first Martian rock samples astronauts to head there as early as the 2030s. Pompeo would not say Pompeo also Russian mercenaries who were back to Earth to be analysed for evidence of “There’s a reason we call this robot whether he had specifically defended the Trump advancing on American forces in ancient life. Perseverance. Because going to Mars is hard,” raised allegations that Russia administration’s Syria in 2019. Nasa’s Perseverance rode a mighty Atlas V Nasa Administrator Jim Bridenstine said just was paying bounties to Taliban Those fighters “are no longer rocket into a clear morning sky in the world’s before lift-off. fighters to kill American troops tough line on China. on this planet”, Pompeo noted. third and final Mars launch of the (Northern “In this case, it’s harder than before because in Afghanistan, but he did say Menendez, a vocal critic Hemisphere) summer. we’re doing it in the middle of a pandemic.” that the discussions with the of Pompeo, challenged him China and the United Arab Emirates got a Shortly after lift-off, Perseverance Russians involved all manner of threats. about the Russian threats and Wednesday’s head start last week, but all three missions unexpectedly went into safe mode — a sort of He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee announcement by the Trump administration about should reach their destination in February after protective hibernation — after a temperature that threats from Russia against Americans in the redeployment of several thousand US troops a journey of seven months and 480 million reading triggered an alarm. Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Ukraine and elsewhere from Germany. kilometres. However, deputy project manager Matt had been covered. Pompeo, however, rejected complaints that the The plutonium-powered, six-wheeled rover Wallace later said that the spacecraft appeared Pompeo’s testimony came a day after US administration has been soft on Russia. will drill down and collect tiny geological to be in good shape, with its temperatures President Donald Trump told an interviewer he “We’re the toughest administration ever on specimens that will be brought home in about back within proper limits, and that Nasa would had not raised the bounty allegations in numerous Russia,” Pompeo said, noting the many steps, 2031 in a sort of interplanetary relay race probably switch it back to its normal cruise phone calls with Russian President Vladimir Putin, including sanctions, that have been taken to involving multiple spacecrafts and countries. state within a day or so. despite concerns about the Russians from the counter Russian disinformation, Moscow’s The overall cost: more than US$8 billion. “Everything is pointing towards a healthy intelligence community. dominance over European energy supplies and Nasa’s science mission chief, Thomas spacecraft, ready to go to Mars and carry out Among the Russian officials, Pompeo said he aggressive actions in Ukraine and Georgia. Zurbuchen, pronounced the launch the start of its mission,” he said. had discussed threats generally with Foreign Numerous critics, including some former “humanity’s first round trip to another planet”. Nasa’s deep-space tracking stations also Minister Sergey Lavrov, as has the US ambassador Trump administration officials, have said Trump’s “Oh, I loved it, (it’s like) punching a hole in had some difficulty locking on to signals from to Russia, John Sullivan. “Yes, I can assure you self-acknowledged personal affinity for Putin the sky, right? Getting off the cosmic shore of Perseverance early in the flight, but eventually that each time I have spoken to Russian Foreign has undercut US efforts to both counter Russian our Earth and wading out there in the cosmic established a solid communication link, Minister Lavrov, I have raised all of the issues aggression and enlist allies to join its cause. ocean,” he said excitedly. Wallace added. — AP that put any Americans at risk,” Pompeo said in — AP The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 17 Pharmac removes dispensing restrictions

WELLINGTON — The majority of the temporary dispensing restrictions placed upon Government-funded medicine will be removed tomorrow. The restrictions were brought in on March 27 by pharmaceutical management agency Pharmac to manage medicine supply, decreasing the three-months’ supply to four weeks. Much like toilet paper and canned Joseph Matamata goods, medicines were at great risk of being hoarded by frantic stockpilers during the Covid-19 outbreak. The Victims ‘ecstatic’ majority of New Zealand’s medicines are brought in from overseas suppliers and this has led to difficulties regarding at slave dealer’s restocking. “We are removing the dispensing prison sentence restrictions for most medicines because, following consultation with suppliers, by Anusha Bradley, RNZ distributors and wholesalers, we are now RESTRICTIONS LIFTED: Pharmacists will return to dispensing three months’ supply confident that there is sufficient stock of most medicines. File picture HASTINGS — The victims of New in New Zealand to support this change,” Zealand’s first convicted slaver and said Pharmac’s director of operations Lisa human-trafficker are “ecstatic” to learn Williams. The medicines that will remain on The issues that General Practitioners their abuser will spend more than a “Medicines that were on monthly restricted dispensing due to supply issues dealt with during this time were all decade behind bars, Immigration New dispensing before March 27 will continue include Amlodipine, Clomipramine, around learning new processes during the Zealand says. to be dispensed monthly.” Pharmac states Cyproterone acetate, Ibuprofen, lockdown, said Betty. The Hastings-based Samoan chief, that this includes paracetamol. Ipratropium, Nicotinic acid, Oestradiol, “There was a move to electronic Joseph Auga Matamata, was sentenced “We are giving three weeks’ notice Potassium iodate, Sulfasalazine, Terazosin, e-prescribing during lockdown, but uptake on Monday to 11 years in prison because we know the sector (suppliers, Tranexamic Acid and Tranylcypromine was variable due to some teething issues. and ordered to pay over $183,000 in wholesalers, distributors and pharmacies) sulphate. Sertraline will return to all-at- Many practices also had to fax scripts to reparations to his 13 victims. need time to prepare for the return to all- once dispensing on October 1. pharmacies to ensure there wasn’t direct It comes as The Samoa Observer at-once dispensing,” said Williams. Initially there was anxiety among patient contact with the paper scripts, reported that some of his victims thought While pharmacists will be able to return patients, said Medical Director Dr Bryan which could be a vector for transmitting his punishment was too light. to dispensing three months’ supply all at Betty from the Royal NZ College of any potential infection.” But immigration officials who worked once for the majority of medicines, some General Practitioners. In terms of the restrictions being lifted, closely with his victims during the three- restrictions do remain on others. “Some patients didn’t understand at many patients will be relieved to not year investigation told RNZ that was not Covid-19 continues to disrupt supply first that there was a four week limit. have to repeatedly visit the pharmacy but the feedback they had. chains and manufacturing around the They also had concerns they would be “nothing will change in terms of how they “They were ecstatic to be honest. They world and, with much of the country’s charged for a monthly pick-up, although interact with GPs for prescriptions”, said were relieved it’s over. It’s been a long pharmaceuticals being sourced from this wasn’t the case.” Betty. and harrowing ordeal for them,” said overseas, there will be some continuing Betty said that the measures taken may Pharmac stresses that there is no need Immigration New Zealand investigations problems with supply. have been inconvenient for patients, but for New Zealanders to stockpile medicines manager Carl Knight. Returning to all-at-once dispensing that “maintaining a supply of medication at home. Over 25 years, Matamata lured his for all medicines is dependent on having is critically important for the community They are working “closely with suppliers victims to New Zealand with the promise enough stock available in New Zealand, health sector and patients, so the monthly to ensure that New Zealanders have of lucrative work or schooling. and supply chains for each medicine being dispensing was necessary to manage uninterrupted access to the medicines But when they arrived, they worked robust, said Williams. medication supply disruption”. they need”. — NZ Herald long hours without pay in the fields around Hastings and in Matamata’s home, where they were often beaten and verbally abused. The case only came to light in 2017 after two men fled Matamata’s home and went to the police, sparking a three-year RMA revision good but international multi-agency investigation that uncovered a web of offending spanning more than two decades. His victims suffered extensive shame when they returned home empty handed, ‘devil in detail’: expert because they were supposed to have earned money for their families and their villages, Knight said. CHRISTCHURCH — A law expert says “The policies also continue to utilise the large number of provisions in “These people had to go back to their the Resource Management Act (RMA) the national policy framework which the RMA designed to provide for villages without any money whatsoever.” reflects the views of another era and it is were part of the old RMA and successive Maori interests, these have not been Matamata held the chiefly title of a time for it to go. governments haven’t utilised that at the implemented to enable mana whenua Matai, which meant he was revered by his The government on Wenesday received national level . . . you have got to actually to engage meaningfully in the resource workers who trusted him and obeyed him a comprehensive review of the RMA make sure that governments utilise the management system”. completely. which suggested replacing the RMA tools they have got.” Te Wai Maori Trust’s chair Lisa Te The $183,000 reparation, paid by with two new pieces of legislation — a He said the plan was to have a regional Heuheu said she was excited to see how Matamata after the Crown forfeited Natural and Built Environments Act and model, with a national policy framework changes in the report were implemented. half his Hastings property, will be “life- a Strategic Planning Act. over the top, which was already there in “It’s good to see the challenges changing” for his victims, Knight said. University of Canterbury’s School the RMA. highlighted but (also) some The case has also led to further of Law professor John Hopkins said transformational attitude in the report training for front-line Immigration staff to the RMA came about at a time when around what really needs to change, try to identify potential trafficking. development was always assumed to be looking more at the strategic end of the Eleven of the Samoans came to New a positive thing and the only issue was The plan was to have a regional system, rather than being an ambulance Zealand on holiday visas issued there how to restrict or control resources, but model, with a national policy at the bottom of the cliff, but also the that were arranged by Matamata or his that view had now changed. framework over the top. monitoring and oversight of Tiriti associates, while two teenagers were “There are certain things we want to performance. adopted by him in the months before they be protected in perpetuity. “Those are critical things that have arrived. “And this (proposed) Act is a move been missing for a long time,” Te Heuheu The agency was also working closely towards a planning approach, which will Initially, the RMA intended to have said. with other government agencies, migrant see less reliance upon those who want comprehensive national policy statements “Without national direction and communities and businesses to raise to protect the environment on having across various areas of the environment, legislation to guide local government, it awareness of such crimes, Immigration to oppose consents, which seems to be but that only happened in four areas — has been ad hoc and piecemeal at best.” New Zealand national investigations if someone wants to do something you fresh water, the coastal plan as well as It was hoped that with strong manager Cam Moore said. have to constantly oppose it, NGOs or two lesser known plans around electricity, capability in both central and local “As education and awareness and a community groups, and the result is very he said. government in instigating the new number of inter-governmental initiatives costly and significant.” It must ensure that such policy system, some major improvements would move forward, that might give rise to He said the idea was based on statements were put in place with any be seen. further potential disclosures of this type planning, regional plans, more new laws, he added. “For them to truly understand what of offending.” examination as to how those worked — The chair of an iwi advocate group it means to engage with iwi, hapu and Immigration New Zealand would not be which on the face of it was a good model. which works to advance Maori interests whanau but to implement that provision drawn on whether they were happy with People would know exactly what was in freshwater fisheries says changes to in a way that’s meaningful from a Treaty the sentence handed down to Matamata. allowed and what was not, which made it the RMA will be transformational for perspective,” she said. Matamata’s lawyer have said he is clearer for everybody, where as currently Maori interests. There was great language in the considering his options, but both the the focus was on the consent process, he One of the proposed changes into the proposed new law, but they now needed prosecution and defence have 28 days to said. RMA suggests strengthening the Te Tiriti to look at how to make it work and what file an appeal against the conviction or But the devil would be in the detail, he clause — to give iwi more power. practical implementation measures were sentencing. said. The report highlighted that, “despite necessary, she said. — RNZ 18 TELEVISION The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 FRIDAY—SATURDAY’S TELEVISION GUIDE

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MEMOIRS AND MISINFORMATION friend and The Cable Guy producer by Jim Carrey and Dana Vachon Judd Apatow of when he first met published by Knopf Carrey. He was then a successful impressionist who, “on a dime”, hen Jim Carrey and Dana stopped doing impressions and began Vachon handed in the improvising his entire act, Apatow book they had toiled on for recalls. Weight years — a satirical “We all start out young and “anti-memoir” about Carrey’s life but ambitious and we have our dreams with increasingly extreme flights of and we think our dreams will make us absurdity — to Sonny Mehta, the late happy,” says Apatow. “And I think Jim Knopf publisher said he would put was aware very early on that that’s it out as a novel. Carrey and Vachon not how it would go down.” protested. Carrey isn’t sure when he began to “But Sonny, the project was to blow feel “Jim Carrey” cleaving away from up the celebrity memoir,” they argued. himself. Fame was fun, he says, until “Well, yes,” replied Mehta. “But how it wasn’t. then would you explain the flying “I tripped along for a long time,” saucers?” Carrey says. “No one understands the Memoirs and Misinformation is value of anonymity until they lose it. not an easy book to label. It opens You could say, ‘Well, that’s what you with Carrey binge-watching Netflix asked for.’ Yes, but it’s what a child Explosive depiction while nursing a split from Renee asks for before they become an adult Zellweger (who, here, leaves him for and understands what something a bullfighter), pleading for his home means. I’m not saying it’s a bad thing, of a cultural legacy security system to “Tell me I’m safe but it’s an odd thing and it keeps you and loved” and craving the box-office in the house.” SOME GO HOME success that brought him “closer to There were low points. After the by Odie Lindsey god”. apparent suicide of Carrey’s former published by W. W. Norton & Company There’s much that’s straight girlfriend Cathriona White, he was from Carrey’s life, but it’s an deconstruct the best-known version sued for wrongful death by White’s emories of a 1964 murder in Mississippi inflated version of his persona — “a of himself and make room for an husband and her mother. Carrey are forced back to the surface in Some hyperactive child making yuk-yuks”, emotional life that his public identity denied involvement and counter-sued. Go Home, reopening old wounds over as the book describes him. — “unflappably fun,” Carrey calls it — By 2018, the suits were dismissed. Mrace and class. With overtones of Network, Carrey didn’t allow. Memoirs and Misinformation Lindsey’s ambitious debut novel — an skewers celebrity, Hollywood, ego He has spoken about bouts with features plenty of farce, but there are admirable bid to compete with William Faulkner at and himself. There’s Brazilian jiu- depression and his ongoing spiritual also scenes of Hollywood tragedy that his own game — concerns two forms of PTSD. jitsu with Nic Cage, spiritual guru journey. He has worked less frequently echo some of Carrey’s heartaches. Colleen, a white Iraq War vet, has returned gatherings with Kelsey Grammar and and sought satisfaction away from “It really became an exercise of home to the small town of Pitchlynn and is Tom Cruise referenced only as “Laser Hollywood. being able to say the things that are struggling toward normality. After a period of Jack Lightning.” Memoirs and Misinformation is important to say in the most creative drinking and drugging laid her low, she’s started Carrey, himself, is juggling movie funny. But it’s also a sober meditation and abstract way possible and to deal a tenuous new life with her husband, Derby, with options: a Mao Zedong film by Charlie on mortality, selfhood and the drive to with painful and jarring movements in whom she’s pregnant with twins. Kaufman or Hungry Hungry Hippos entertain. A conventional memoir was my life,” says Carrey. The other form of PTSD involves all of in 3D. Oh, and an apocalypse is never an option. Lately, Carrey has seemed to find an Pitchlynn: Derby’s father, Hare, is being retried approaching. “At the very least they’re reordered equilibrium. He has been busy sending for the murder of Gabe, a Black man who stoked It may sound far-out, but for Carrey, for effect,” says Carrey. out letters and book copies to everyone resentment among the white locals for owning truth lies in fiction. Even fiction in “From an early age, what I’ve who makes cameos in the book. land outright on a sharecropper farm. which Kelsey Grammar and UFOs always noticed about Jim is that he “You can’t make a book about Derby has disowned Hare, but his half brother, collide. can change form,” says Vachon, who, persona without personas,” says Sonny, is sure Hare is innocent, although his “There’s a lot of real feeling in this after flying out to finish the book, Carrey, quickly noting “it’s done with efforts to defend dad’s honour end when his book,” said Carrey in a Zoom interview has been stranded in Hawaii by the love”. Cessna crashes, sending him to the ICU. from his home in Hawaii. “It may be pandemic. “One day I had to call Nic (Cage) Amid the anxiety over the retrial, another battle done in an out-there way but it sure is For Carrey, a cartoonishly malleable, and say, ‘I wrote you into my fictitious is brewing over the mansion once owned by the real to me.” head-to-toe comedian of absurdist memoir.’ I hardly got the sentence out family that may have commissioned Hare to lynch Memoirs and Misinformation is the abandon, the urge to perform began in and he said, ‘I’m so honoured.’ He was Gabe; a massive magnolia tree on the property. latest reinvention of the 58-year-old his working-class upbringing outside amazed I had given him all the best Some characters are underdrawn, as the ties star of Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Toronto with a mother who fought lines.” among Hare’s family, friends, and enemies acquire Mask, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless depression and prescription pills and a As eager as Carrey seems to be to ever thickening knots. But the novel has some Mind and The Truman Show. father he calls “a magical being”. take “Jim Carrey” and tear him to sturdy support beams in its central characters, After veering into painting and The desire to be bigger than yourself pieces, he seems — at least through a especially Colleen, whose journey from soldier political cartoons, it is yet another new and to bring joy to others is something computer window thousands of miles to almost–drug casualty to beauty queen to medium for Carrey. Carrey values sincerely and considers away — at ease in his own skin. conflicted new mom is bracing at every turn. The “illusion of persona” is dangerous. “If it becomes an addiction “Whatever it was, it was the A compassionate and complex debut, assuredly the chief subject of Memoirs and to exceptionalism,” he says, “that’s a perfect cocktail to get us here to this encompassing post–Iraq War fiction and old- Misinformation. In the last decade bad place to be”. moment,” Carrey says of his life. “So I fashioned Southern gothic. — AP or more, Carrey has worked to The book reminds Carrey’s longtime don’t regret it at all.” — AP 22 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020

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Elliot J Fawcett (a1) Callum Jones (a3) 18 908s2 Trouble (3) 57 59 19 77s07 Little Shirley (17) 54.5 58 9 Richardson Racing 3.59 8 Pistolero (16) 58.5 45 T Thornton 6 30s05 Zamax (16) 58.5 62 2 41s38 Battle Time (9) 55 87 C Burdan (a2) 20 8669s Felix Faure (13) 55 55 $30,000, rating 86 handicap, 2000m 9 8s0 Rocco (10) 58.5 45 S McKay 7 s77s2 Magdala (11) 58 65 M Hashizume (a3) 3 08s03 Back In A Flash (4) 54 87 A Calder 10 Silver Nugget (4) 58.5 45 Richard Oliver 8 25s74 Our Craftsman (17) 58 61 A Calder 4 21s12 Crystallize (2) 54 82 M Hashizume (a3) 7 Well Done Jamie Richards 2.45 1 0s641 My Gift (5) 62 86 M Kareem (a3) 11 05s22 Altar Girl (1) 56.5 54 M Hashizume (a3) 9 215s9 Secret Runner (6) 58 61 S McKay 5 705s8 Te Toro Pearl (6) 54 82 S Spratt 2 2s8s0 El Luchador (11) 61 84 $30,000, rating 90 benchmark, 1200m 12 3502s Southern Vogue (12) 56.5 54 10 825s0 Los Angeles (3) 57.5 64 T Yanagida (a1) 6 057s4 Livin’ On A Prayer (8) 54 80 3 96s00 Pacorus (8) 61 84 T Yanagida (a1) Callum Jones (a3) 11 132s9 Garnet (10) 57 63 C Grylls D Danis (a2) 1 0745s Watch This Space (9) 62 90 D Danis (a2) 4 574s0 Suliman (1) 58.5 79 R Elliot 13 50s2 Ima Wonder (2) 56.5 52 L Satherley 5 18s25 Deejay Mac (6) 56.5 75 M Hashizume (a3) 12 54s41 Jakama Krystal (13) 56.5 62 7 6606s Greencast (3) 54 79 2 3650s Midnight Runner (10) 61 88 14 862s0 La Favorita (5) 56.5 51 S Collett 8 2428s Intrigue (1) 54 78 S Collett M Hashizume (a3) 6 221s4 Robusto (12) 55 76 C Burdan (a2) 7 113s8 Pearlescence (3) 54 68 M Cameron 15 047s7 El Nymph (14) 56.5 48 T Yanagida (a1) 9 409s2 Ritani (10) 54 78 D Johnson 3 114s6 London Express (6) 58 86 H Schofer (a3) 16 8 Rising Road (3) 56.5 45 S Spratt 13 2459s Unacceptable (1) 56.5 62 S Collett 4 76s45 Speedy Meady (4) 57.5 81 8 8s57P Good Vibes (7) 54 66 J Fawcett (a1) 10 7957s Lady Shabeel (7) 54 75 EMERGENCIES: 14 7s8s0 Dr Hank (4) 56.5 58 T Thornton T Newman (a3) 9 695s3 Hattie Bee (9) 54 65 S Weatherley 17 986s0 Hardout (19) 58.5 45 C Burdan (a2) 15 748s0 Red John (14) 56.5 58 T Newman (a3) Callum Jones (a3) 5 3918s Red Chois (12) 56 82 C Grylls 10 9s324 Zenntari (4) 54 62 D Johnson 18 300s0 The Last Tsunami (11) 56.5 45 16 4s900 Taree (2) 54 55 11 73s7s Lubaya (13) 54 75 C Grylls 6 149s2 Supreme Heights (5) 55.5 81 A Calder 11 42s46 Gabriel (2) 54 59 A Calder D Danis (a2) EMERGENCY: 12 9454s Beauty Star (5) 54 73 Richard Oliver 7 442s4 Cyber Attack (2) 55 76 D Johnson 12 570s0 Seconds Out (10) 54 55 19 700s0 Fourchoux (15) 58.5 45 17 3145s Magic Cannon (12) 57.5 60 13 1764s Soda (12) 54 73 S Weatherley 8 3943s Justacanta (8) 54.5 75 C Burdan (a2) Callum Jones (a3)

Ashburton races at Ashburton Saturday Jetbet 6 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10 Q. 2-3-4-5, 7-8-9-10 PL6 5-10 Selections 3 000s My Sova (4) 58.5 47 T Comignaghi 11 6686s Heartoheart (15) 56.5 45 14 069s0 Montreux Miss (3) 55 57 BB Hong (a3) 18 9s9s1 Linedanceking (7) 54 67 Race 1: KEEP QUIET, ROCKWITHME, NONS THE NAME 4 05s7 Glacier Point (11) 58.5 46 J Laking K Chowdhoory (a2) EMERGENCIES: 19 26s18 Expressive (5) 54 67 5 0s97s Eisenhower (2) 58.5 45 R Beeharry (a3) 12 0 Middle Island (1) 56.5 45 R Mudhoo (a2) 15 — Cotes De Bourg SCRATCHED 20 344s9 So Natural (1) 54 66 Race 2: JUST A PROMISS, MATUKI, MY SOVA 6 Goodanya (14) 58.5 45 T Moseley 13 0 Vague (16) 56.5 45 16 7008s Iffida (16) 54 55 Race 3: NATHAN DETROIT, JINGO, JILDI JILDI 7 08s Magie Noire (6) 58.5 45 Z Bholah (a3) 14 Show Bazz (2) 56 47 (a3) 17 600s0 Devine Love (4) 54 55 9 Brand & Gunn 4.16 Race 4: MORE THAN ENOUGH, PETE, SHOW BAZZ 8 24s25 Matuki (1) 56.5 54 R Myers EMERGENCIES: $30,000, rating 100 handicap, 1600m Race 5: RAZOR, DON’T LIE TO ME, RIPA RUBY 9 53s34 Just A Promiss (5) 56.5 52 L Allpress 15 — Jojo Roxx SCRATCHED 7 Quigley Contracting 3.03 1 747s3 Who Dares Wins (5) 62 100 S Wynne Race 6: CHARLIE AWESOME, NEVER BACK DOWN, 10 s87s4 Zurafaa (9) 56.5 52 L Callaway 16 876s8 Tennessee Rock (14) 56.5 45 $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1200m 2 s22s2 Nomen Ludi (6) 56 88 T Moseley MONTREUX MISS 11 890s3 Mah Girl (3) 56.5 51 K Williams 17 s00s0 Quella Ragazza (17) 56.5 45 18 3 Yolo (8) 54 51 1 s21s2 Golden Harvest (11) 59.5 64 3 00s05 Emily Margaret (18) 54 79 (a3) Race 7: GOLDEN HARVEST, OUR GIRL GILLY, BLACKBOOK 12 0s003 Sunny Lady (7) 56.5 51 (a3) K Chowdhoory (a2) 4 113s1 Frankie The Fox (15) 54 79 Race 8: ROCANTO, PRINCE OZ, TURNCOAT 13 28s58 Highly Polished (12) 56.5 50 5 Mid Canterbury Transport 1.57 2 43s41 Paint Me Red (17) 59 63 L Allpress R Mudhoo (a2) Race 9: FLORAL ART, WHO DARES WINS, FORGED K Asano (a1) 3 1 Where’s Wally (20) 59 63 R Cuneen 5 110s2 Tobilicious (7) 54 78 K Asano (a1) 14 20s76 Miss Oaks (8) 56.5 45 C Johnson $10,000, maiden, 1200m Race 10: JIN LU, TRYFAN, BOTTI 4 1350s All Or Nothing (10) 58.5 62 J Laking 6 67s79 Just Push Play (2) 54 75 EMERGENCY: 1 39s22 Razor (15) 58.5 54 K Williams S J Macnab (a2) SCRATCHED 5 398s1 Jiminy Cricket (19) 58.5 62 15 — Hillbillycharlie 2 547s9 Van Halen (1) 58.5 48 J Laking S J Macnab (a2) 7 048s5 Forged (12) 54 74 Z Bholah (a3) 3 30s03 Ophelia Rose (13) 56.5 53 6 1 Once A Week (1) 58.5 62 T Moseley 8 115s0 Strad (3) 54 74 C Barnes 3 Rural Transport 12.52 R Mudhoo (a2) 7 140s Tamalin (18) 58.5 62 K Williams 9 8s963 Lord Beaver (8) 54 72 C Johnson $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 2200m 4 42s3 Ripa Ruby (2) 56.5 53 T Comignaghi 8 054s7 Taponisme (9) 58.5 62 C Johnson 10 154s0 Scooby (10) 54 72 K Chowdhoory (a2) 1 00s71 Oceans Away (3) 59 63 C Barnes 5 947s6 Don’t Lie To Me (10) 56.5 50 R Myers 9 1044s Blackbook (8) 58 65 R Myers 11 16s23 Floral Art (14) 54 71 R Myers 2 453s3 Dr Velocious (8) 58.5 62 R Mudhoo (a2) 6 s83s9 Meritorious (16) 56.5 50 C Barnes 10 278s0 Stella Daze (7) 58 65 R Mudhoo (a2) 12 333s1 Hatrick Boys (13) 54 71 L Allpress 3 03s02 Nathan Detroit (14) 58.5 62 7 049s Madam Sequoia (4) 56.5 49 S Wynne 11 316s2 Our Girl Gilly (12) 57.5 64 W Papier (a4) 13 41s71 Hunua Hank (11) 54 71 K Williams T Comignaghi 8 980s5 Tradition (8) 56.5 47 G Jogoo 12 229s0 Sweet Oak (15) 56.5 62 BB Hong (a3) 14 56s44 Savapak (17) 54 70 T Comignaghi 4 s7s06 Hillersden (12) 58 61 J Laking 9 0s0 Dancing In The Sky (7) 56.5 45 13 026s0 Chiquitita (16) 56 61 T Comignaghi EMERGENCIES: S J Macnab (a2) 15 300s0 Standrews Masonic (9) 54 69 5 770s2 Locharburn (7) 57.5 60 T Moseley 14 00s17 Te Mokopuna (5) 56 61 G Jogoo 10 Dior Rosetta (9) 56.5 45 C Campbell (a1) EMERGENCIES: 16 s9s31 Newmarket (1) 54 67 6 21s92 Jingo (15) 57 63 (a3) 11 Drift On By (14) 56.5 45 T Moseley 15 20s0s Dutch Courage (14) 58 61 K Mudhoo 17 420s1 Stop Making Sense (16) 54 67 1 Ryal Bush Transport 11.48 7 23s80 Producer (11) 57 59 T Jonker 12 7s0 Russian Fable (11) 56.5 45 (a3) 16 6469s Charlie Awesome (3) 58 61 18 6449s Splendior (4) 54 67 8 6s344 Redesdale (18) 57 59 K Kwo (a2) $10,000, maiden, 1600m 13 Santissima (12) 56.5 45 R Cuneen 17 1s943 Leighton Warrior (2) 58 61 9 97s81 Kiwi Princess (16) 56.5 62 S Wynne 14 0s The Emporess (5) 56.5 45 18 s490s Rivaldo (4) 58 61 10 Barnswood Farm Stks Day 18/10 4.46 1 3s424 Keep Quiet (11) 58.5 53 K Williams 10 58s31 Reliably Perky (17) 56.5 62 K Asano (a1) 2 933s9 Grab The Bar (7) 58.5 51 K Chowdhoory (a2) 19 156s0 Operator (6) 58 61 11 107s4 Madam De Soir (9) 56 61 K Williams $22,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1600m K Chowdhoory (a2) EMERGENCIES: 20 560s8 Hot Tap (13) 56 61 12 069s5 Friday Knight (5) 56 57 G Jogoo 1 20s23 Jin Lu (13) 60 65 K Asano (a1) 3 840s9 Red Magician (12) 58.5 48 J Laking 15 — Jojo Roxx SCRATCHED 13 86s53 Van Diamond (2) 56 57 C Johnson 2 66s40 Tryfan (6) 60 65 L Allpress 4 s598s Whereabouts (1) 58.5 48 K Mudhoo 16 876s8 Tennessee Rock (17) 56.5 45 8 Valachi Downs 3.36 14 56s03 Jildi Jildi (13) 55.5 60 A Balloo 3 05s91 Apellido (16) 59.5 64 K Williams 5 6 Nons The Name (9) 58.5 46 17 s00s0 Quella Ragazza (6) 56.5 45 $30,000, rating 95 handicap, 1200m SCRATCHED T Comignaghi EMERGENCIES: 18 3 Yolo (3) 54 51 4 — Whiskey In The Jar 6 8s0 Not Even ‘Ow (2) 58.5 45 G Jogoo 15 37s06 Shock And Awe (4) 54 57 1 3125s Prince Oz (2) 62 95 T Moseley 5 s88s4 Botti (7) 59 63 R Myers 7 4s002 Figeameout (14) 56.5 52 T Moseley 16 668s0 Fine Bouquet (6) 54 55 6 Jackson Spreading 2.28 2 0s163 Irish Excuse (15) 61.5 94 R Mudhoo (a2) 6 2451s Son Of Anna Kay (8) 58.5 62 17 4s070 Lincoln Zephyr (1) 55 55 3 9951s He Kin Fly (9) 61 93 R Cuneen S J Macnab (a2) 8 024s6 Rockwithme (3) 56.5 51 R Mudhoo (a2) $10,000, rating 61 handicap, 1200m 9 040s7 Volvik (13) 56.5 48 S Wynne 18 479s0 Prediction (10) 55 55 4 414s5 Rocanto (4) 60.5 92 K Asano (a1) 7 0s602 Gloss (18) 58 65 K Chowdhoory (a2) 10 Betathedeviluno (10) 56.5 45 L Callaway 1 6469s Charlie Awesome (2) 59 61 5 0115s Owen Patrick (19) 59.5 90 (a3) 8 380s0 Sure He Can (2) 58 61 K Mudhoo 11 0s0 Molly Maguire (8) 56.5 45 K Kwo (a2) 4 Keith Wild & Dave Redmond 1.25 W Papier (a4) 6 25s21 Turncoat (18) 57 85 W Papier (a4) 9 401s5 Queen Sweep (5) 57.5 64 T Comignaghi 12 760s7 Nifty (4) 56.5 45 A Balloo $10,000, maiden, 1200m 2 20s0s Dutch Courage (1) 59 61 K Mudhoo 7 911s6 Torre Del Greco (20) 56.5 88 10 683s3 Full Fury (17) 57.5 60 R Mudhoo (a2) 13 60s79 Star Wars Princess (6) 56.5 45 3 1s943 Leighton Warrior (10) 59 61 S Wynne S J Macnab (a2) 11 47s48 Queen Jetsun (15) 57 63 1 9s5 Are There (11) 58.5 47 G Jogoo 4 156s0 Operator (13) 59 61 K Chowdhoory (a2) 8 9062s El Bee Darci (8) 56.5 84 R Myers C Campbell (a1) C Johnson 2 8 Aorangi Assassin (3) 58.5 45 T Moseley 14 3 Yolo (5) 54 51 R Myers 5 s490s Rivaldo (6) 59 61 R Myers 9 318s9 Belle Fascino (17) 55.5 86 S Wynne 12 021s3 Secretaria (4) 56.5 62 T Moseley 3 Pete (9) 58.5 45 L Allpress EMERGENCY: 6 219s0 Noah (5) 58.5 60 C Campbell (a1) 10 1042s Diorissimo (16) 54.5 84 C Campbell (a1) 13 47s50 Sanctify (3) 55.5 60 C Johnson 4 Seriously (10) 58.5 45 R Cuneen 15 — Hillbillycharlie SCRATCHED 7 198s4 Tap ‘n’ Go (14) 58.5 60 L Callaway 11 6s076 Dynamic (13) 54.5 80 C Johnson 14 0s082 Reliable Glow (11) 55 59 T Jonker 5 89 The Cats Pyjamas (13) 58.5 45 J Laking 8 7820s Granite Ridge (11) 58 59 C Barnes 12 91s92 Black Label (10) 54 80 Y Y Chew (a4) EMERGENCIES: 2 Cochranes Of Canterbury 12.20 6 4423s Exclaim (6) 56.5 54 Y Y Chew (a4) 9 1870s Never Back Down (15) 58 59 L Allpress 13 4s1s3 Nellie Bly (3) 54 79 K Chowdhoory (a2) 15 368s4 Shaz The Bank (14) 54 57 (a3) 7 32 Lady Canto (4) 56.5 53 K Williams 10 560s8 Hot Tap (12) 57 61 C Johnson 14 66s61 Scarfi (12) 54 74 L Allpress 16 00s69 Top Ghia (10) 54 57 $10,000, maiden, 1600m 8 08s24 More Than Enough (5) 56.5 52 11 90s9s Colette (8) 56.5 60 T Comignaghi EMERGENCIES: 17 906s6 Golden Valkyrie (1) 55.5 56 1 0s0s4 Mount Hercules (10) 58.5 50 C Campbell (a1) 12 695s0 Miss Tilly Winks (7) 55.5 58 15 231s4 Manhattan Flame (11) 54 74 18 2000s Vermont (19) 54 56 R Mudhoo (a2) 9 24s7s Last Hoorah (7) 56.5 51 T Comignaghi R Mudhoo (a2) 16 151s3 Devious (6) 54 71 19 668s0 Fine Bouquet (9) 54 55 2 74s06 Tricky Mickey (13) 58.5 48 S Wynne 10 375s8 Wondering (12) 56.5 49 C Barnes 13 60s05 Devil’s Staircase (9) 55 57 T Moseley 17 0398s Gifted (14) 54 69 20 77s88 Takeitlikeaman (12) 55 55

New South Wales races at Randwick Saturday Jetbet 11 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 2 TAB Highway Handicap 2.20 6 0s694 You Make Me Smile tcw (6) 53.5 88 2 1s032 Kiss The Bride dwb (10) 58.5 100 3 63976 Itz Lily cw (1) 57 95 Ms L Day (a3) Race 1: BAZOOKA, BADOOSH, SYNCLINE T Berry J Mc Donald 4 s1214 Fulmina dwb (4) 56.5 100 T Sherry (a3) $75,000, 3yo & up Class 3, 1200m 7 11s14 Kordia wb (3) 52 100 Ms K O’Hara 3 6s675 Night Of Power wn (2) 58 98 Ms R King Race 2: MR MAGICAL, NICCIROSE, AMEARES 5 164s8 Pressure w (7) 56.5 95 T Clark 1 s1927 Beacon w (12) 62 91 4 s5618 Picaro dwn (5) 58 95 R Dolan (a) 6 s7129 Savigne w (2) 56.5 96 J Mc Donald Race 3: MAN OF PEACE, KORDIA, SPENCER Chris C Williams (a2) 4 Four Time Champ. Sire Snitzel 3.30 5 35123 Orcein w (8) 57.5 97 B Avdulla 7 56451 Le Lude dwh (5) 55.5 98 Ms R King Race 4: JUAN DIVA, EMANATE, MR POLAR 2 s4677 Tchaikovsky dw (14) 60 93 G Boss $125,000, 3 & 4yo Benchmark 72, 1000m 6 — Adana SCRATCHED 8 6s133 Peace Of Mind (8) 55.5 95 R Dolan (a) Race 5: DERBARI, ZOURHEA, MERCURIAL LAD 7 05415 Monsieur Sisu w (1) 55 95 Ms K O’Hara 3 20s01 Cassy’s Sister d (15) 57.5 93 1 41012 Fanciful Dream dw (7) 58.5 91 Ms R King 9 816s7 Etheridge wh (12) 54 92 J Collett Race 6: KISS THE BRIDE, NIGHT OF POWER, ORCEIN Ms M Weir (a3) 2 s1417 Biscara cdw (6) 58 89 8 02445 Chalmers w (11) 54 95 J Collett 10 14s3 Montefilia w (11) 54 96 G Boss Race 7: BLACK MAGNUM, INANUP, GRIMOIRE 4 12s62 Golden Avenger w (6) 57.5 96 K Mc Evoy 9 — Derbari SCRATCHED 3 3219s Juan Diva dh (10) 58 90 T Berry SCRATCHED 11 52522 Diamonds And Rust hn (6) 53.5 94 Race 8: MONTEFILIA, FULMINA, MONEGAL 5 s3411 Halcyon House w (1) 57.5 99 4 2s45s Karaja dw (5) 58 96 J Collett 10 — Brutality K Mc Evoy Race 9: CHARRETERA, STEEL DIAMOND, STELLA SEA SUN T Sherry (a3) 5 s18s1 Escaped dwh (4) 57.5 100 T Clark 11 40448 Californiafirebird hn (9) 52 97 12 55333 Capri Of Tuffy h (10) 52 93 Ms C Graham (a3) 6 5134s Bellastar d (9) 57 90 Ms R King 6 1111s Look Only cd (3) 57 87 B Ryan (a3) Ms C Graham (a3) 7 13411 Liberty Head w (10) 57 92 Ms B Stower 7 s1665 Sweeping Statement w (8) 56.5 94 SCRATCHED 7 ATC Thank U Stable Staff 5.30 EMERGENCIES: 8 — Glamour Cat B Avdulla 13 95122 Isadora Twinkle w (9) 54 90 SCRATCHED $125,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 88, 1100m 9 — Leo 8 11336 Mr Polar d (9) 56.5 90 Ms M Weir (a3) J Van Overmeire (a1.5) 9 32s11 De Grawin dw (2) 55 94 Ms L Day (a3) 10 271s9 Denmiss w (3) 55.5 89 J Ford 1 0715s Single Bullet tw (4) 60 90 14 42164 Word For Word w (14) 59.5 95 B Avdulla 11 371s5 Northern Wilderose dw (7) 54.5 97 10 213s Emanate dw (1) 54 93 K Mc Evoy Ms C Graham (a3) A Hyeronimus 2 25s21 Inanup dw (7) 59 100 B Ryan (a3) 9 ATC Thank You Owners 6.50 12 115s2 Ameares d (13) 54 96 T Clark 5 Happy Clapper Special Achiev. 4.10 3 45s8s Tonsor wn (5) 59 85 Ms L Day (a3) $125,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78, 1400m 13 — Skillet SCRATCHED $125,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78, 1600m 4 32974 Black Magnum dwh (6) 55.5 99 EMERGENCIES: 1 0s551 Zourhea dw (7) 58 100 J Collett T Sherry (a3) 1 20017 Stella Sea Sun tw (7) 60.5 100 1 Industry Celebration Day 1.45 14 0219s Larynx dw (5) 55 90 2 42164 Word For Word w (8) 57.5 97 5 32571 Broken Arrows d (10) 55 92 K Mc Evoy Ms L Day (a3) 15 1s12 Mr Magical wb (8) 55 100 J Collett $125,000, 3 & 4yo Benchmark 72, 1300m J Mc Donald 6 1656s Grimoire dw (11) 54.5 91 J Collett 2 2108s Julian Rock tdw (4) 59 89 T Sherry (a3) 16 s0522 Niccirose b (4) 55 93 B Cray SCRATCHED 7 1816s Sangria dwh (2) 54 95 T Berry 3 14290 Kaapfever tw (1) 58 85 R Dolan (a) SCRATCHED 3 — Orcein 1 — Royal Banquet 17 37307 Foxie La Belle w (2) 54 94 B Ryan (a3) 4 000s8 Mercurial Lad tw (5) 56.5 96 Ms R King 8 07733 Epic Dan dw (3) 52 95 Ms K O’Hara 4 5340s Napoleon Solo cdh (12) 56.5 88 T Clark 2 s4298 Not Feint Hearted w (2) 57 97 5 35s38 Convinced wh (3) 56 95 K Mc Evoy 9 15445 Accelerato dwbn (8) 52 95 Ms R King 5 02113 Steel Diamond dw (13) 55.5 95 J Collett Ms K O’Hara 3 ATC Thank You Jockeys 2.55 6 47427 Adana w (9) 55.5 97 T Berry 10 01s47 Salad Dodger dw (9) 52 88 R Dolan (a) 6 416s1 Off Shaw dw (11) 55.5 92 G Schofield 3 24s11 Syncline dw (7) 56.5 100 B Avdulla $125,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 94, 1300m 7 — Almerheri SCRATCHED 11 56938 Gunnaza w (1) 52 87 Ms R Murray 4 4253s Badoosh (1) 55.5 94 J Collett 7 04230 Miss Redoble dw (9) 55 91 G Boss 1 66310 Noble Boy tdw (4) 60.5 97 T Sherry (a3) 8 38312 Derbari w (2) 53.5 96 B Ryan (a3) 8 — Threeood SCRATCHED 5 s948s Girls Are Ready wn (4) 55 96 9 6s580 All But Gone dwn (1) 52 92 R Dolan (a) 8 ATC Thank You Trainers 6.10 Ms M Weir (a3) 2 31321 Man Of Peace tdw (1) 58.5 90 9 4s333 Charretera th (6) 55 93 T Berry 6 34s51 Lubuk w (5) 54.5 94 T Berry Ms L Day (a3) 6 NSWROA Trophy 4.50 $125,000, 3yo & up F&M Benchmark 78, 10 77746 High Low Bet tdw (2) 54.5 92 K Mc Evoy 7 51s82 Bazooka dw (9) 54 98 G Boss 3 3588s Sir Plush tdw (2) 58.5 81 G Schofield 1800m 11 8s939 Almerheri dwh (5) 54 98 Ms R King 8 53s36 Compatriot (8) 53.5 97 R Dolan (a) 4 2317s Cinquedea w (5) 56 85 Ms R King $125,000, 3yo & up C,H&Gs BM 78, 1800m 1 7s123 Monegal w (13) 59.5 96 B Ryan (a3) 12 00703 Noble Joey tw (8) 54 89 Ms K O’Hara 9 79s11 Fling w (6) 52 99 B Ryan (a3) 5 62382 Spencer tdw (7) 53.5 90 K Mc Evoy 1 8s671 Decroux w (3) 59.5 94 T Clark 2 09274 Guise dw (3) 58 98 T Berry 13 670s1 Chalk twn (10) 52.5 88 J Innes Jnr The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 RACING 23 Star Kelso mares to gallop at Matamata MATAMATA — Group One performers Supera “They are both coming up really well. They’ll Zealand Stakes (2000m) at Ellerslie. “We put her in the Matamata Cup last year and and Princess Kereru will take centre stage as head to the Group and Listed horses trial at Taupo Princess Kereru has won a Gr.3 Waikato Stud she ran okay (for sixth). We’ve always thought that racing returns to Matamata tomorrow for the first on the 12th and then they’ll probably both go to Plate (1200m) at Ellerslie and finished second in on a bog track, she might pick up a black-type time since the Covid-19 lockdown. the Foxbridge Plate. the Gr.1 Railway Stakes (1200m) at the same track. placing.” Matamata trainers Ken and Bev Kelso will give “Supera will miss the first day at Hastings and The Kelsos’ first runner of the 2020-21 season The Kelsos will also produce Shoshone in the the pair an exhibition gallop after race one as they then target the Group One races on the middle will be three-win Nadeem mare Codecracker in the Moemoea Park 1400 after she resumed with an prepare for upcoming spring features, while the and last days. We’ll see how Princess Kereru goes Matamata Veterinary Services 1400 after seventh easy 3 1/4-length win at Ellerslie last start, helping husband-and-wife duo will also produce leading in the Foxbridge and then make up our mind what and fifth placings in two runs back at Te Rapa. support Kelso’s view that the best of her might be chances Shoshone and Codecracker for separate we do with her. They will both go to stud this year, “She needed her first-up run and then she ran still to come. races on the first day of the new season. probably getting served after the Foxbridge Plate.” a nice race on a track a bit better than what she “She’s out of a Zabeel mare and she might just Ken Kelso said both Supera and Princess Kelso would love to retire them both as Group appreciates,” Kelso said. need time. When she won her first start as a two- Kereru had pleased them as they prepared for a One winners. “She found the line nicely and her work has year-old, she might have tricked us a bit,” he said. likely return in the Gr.2 Valachi Downs Foxbridge Supera has won twice at Group Two level in the been good since. She’s got a good draw but we’ll “She showed a hell of a lot of promise when Plate (1200m) at Te Rapa on September 5. Travis Stakes (2000m) at Te Rapa and the Tauranga let her find her feet. She’ll always be a chance she won first-up as a two-year-old but then “It’s a good opportunity to give them a nice hit- Stakes (1600m) as well as twice placing at Group because she tries hard.” disappointed us with a couple of runs over out on the course before they head to the trials,” One level in the New Zealand Thoroughbred Kelso said he remained hopeful Codecracker summer. Her form shows she’s better on rain- Kelso said. Breeders’ Stakes (1600m) at Te Aroha and the New could yet develop into a stakes performer. affected tracks. — NZ Racing Desk

Victoria races at The Valley Saturday Jetbet 12 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 3 9s454 Jabali Ridge dw (7) 59 100 6 0s569 Fill The Flute cdwbn (3) 57 92 J Mott 9 1215s Blood Oath db (8) 56 87 L German (a2) 11 77236 Surreal Image w (1) 56 96 L King (a2) Race 1: VICTORIA STAR, VASSILATOR, EXASPERATE L Riordan (a2) 7 3s444 Propelle cdn (1) 56 98 Ms J Kah 10 13s41 Wilmot Pass dw (2) 56 100 Ms J Kah 12 3s134 Sukoot w (6) 56 92 D Oliver 4 101 Theresabearinthere dw (4) 58 96 8 40s58 Raven’s Blaze dw (6) 56 88 J Noonan 11 40357 Scottish Rogue dw (7) 56 95 T Nugent (a2) 13 106s0 Yenhaab w (8) 56 87 M Aitken Race 2: JABALI RIDGE, THERESABEARINTHERE, TANKER L Neindorf (a2) 9 99233 The Mayor dwn (8) 56 86 L King (a2) 14 25451 Do You Reckon wn (10) 56 93 B Mertens Race 3: A BEAUTIFUL NIGHT, GEIST, MISS BOSETTI 5 Keep On Fighting (1) 56 87 P Moloney 7 Vale Rob Gaylard Handicap 6.25 EMERGENCY: Race 4: BROOKLYN HUSTLE, PROPELLE, 6 Seeyalaterron (6) 56 88 J McNeil 5 Roger Booth/Donna Philpot 5.10 $135,000, Quality, 2040m 15 42214 Street Tough wn (14) 58.5 95 W Egan LUCIFER’S REWARD 7 The Cruiser (3) 56 91 L King (a2) $125,000, 3yo & up F&M Benchmark 78, Race 5: SOARING EAGLE, CLEMENTINA, LEALE 8 s4231 Diesel ‘n’ Dust w (2) 56 89 D Oliver 1 21481 Mahamedeis tdwn (6) 60 98 R Mc Leod 9 Chandler Macleod 7.35 1600m 2 10437 Salsamor dw (10) 59.5 96 D Oliver Race 6: WILMOT PASS, RIVER JEWEL, TITAN BLINDERS 9 5 Saw That Coming (9) 56 96 D Lane 1 21231 Moscow Red dwn (7) 62 94 W Price (a3) 3 0s500 Moss ‘n’ Dale tdw (11) 59 92 J Martin $75,000, Benchmark 70, 1200m Race 7: MIRIMAR, MAHAMEDEIS, DANON ROMAN 3 Andrew Gilbert/ Gavin Lisk 3.50 2 30342 Arctic Shock tdn (12) 60 96 B Melham 4 31021 Mirimar dw (5) 57.5 98 D Dunn 1 6716s Sweet Snitty dwn (8) 64 91 W Price (a3) Race 8: BATTLE TORQUE, WINNING PARTNER, TATUNKA 3 150s1 Sovereign Award cwn (4) 60 99 D Oliver 5 35s71 Bedford dw (2) 57 99 J Mott 2 3477s Sebrakate d (1) 62 100 T Stockdale (a2) $135,000, 3yo Fillies, 1000m Race 9: PROPER ROGUE, SEA DRAGON, HYPERSONIC 4 33133 Clementina dw (6) 59 92 D Lane 6 6s615 Danon Roman dw (9) 56.5 100 W Egan 3 38s38 Eagle Spirit dw (10) 60.5 92 1 1169s A Beautiful Night d (11) 62 94 5 91246 Leale dw (9) 58.5 92 L German (a2) 7 2s025 Polly Grey w (8) 56 100 D Lane C Rawiller (a3) W Price (a3) 6 16313 Maximak dwn (10) 58.5 93 E Brown 8 07521 Tavirun tdw (3) 56 100 T Stockdale (a) 4 03684 Oberland dw (16) 60.5 91 L Riordan (a2) 2 6343s Geist (10) 58.5 96 D Lane 7 15s83 West Wind d (2) 58 97 T Nugent (a2) 9 51484 Savaheat w (1) 56 96 D Yendall 5 250s0 Almas dwn (6) 60 78 J Maskiell 3 411 Miss Divine Em dw (6) 58 93 W Egan 8 s7524 Brimm w (8) 57 92 J Allen 10 s0473 Sir Pippin dw (7) 56 95 J Allen 6 137s0 Gennady dw (9) 60 94 L German (a2) 4 s5153 Miss Bosetti dw (5) 57.5 92 D Yendall 9 s0861 Wildwood Jade w (1) 57 93 11 s8052 Lord Durante tcdwn (4) 56 90 7 7s807 Montenegro Man dw (11) 60 89 M Zahra 5 5s2 Clean Machine (3) 56.5 100 J Allen D Stackhouse L German (a) 8 32490 Yulong Minister dw (18) 60 87 1 Living Legends Horses’ B’day 2.35 6 0s19s Cut It Out d (7) 56.5 91 T Stockdale (a2) 10 13125 Jungle Jane dw (11) 56 93 L Nolen Ms L Lafferty (a3) 7 31 Esta La Roca dw (2) 56.5 96 J Bowditch 11 55434 Soaring Eagle n (3) 56 100 W Egan 8 Ladbrokes Switch 7.0 0 $125,000, Open, 1600m 9 11s25 Proper Rogue b (4) 59.5 100 Ms J Kah 8 2s312 Peggy Selene dwb (4) 56.5 97 J McNeil 12 10180 Anna Mae wn (5) 56 87 L Neindorf (a2) $125,000, Benchmark 78, 1500m 10 20010 Rossman dw (7) 59.5 92 R Mc Leod 1 41652 Vassilator w (6) 60 96 Ms J Kah 9 714s5 Sunflare (8) 56.5 91 D Oliver 11 5s588 Zizzis dw (20) 59.5 91 W Egan 2 2s904 Al Galayel td (4) 59 97 B Melham 6 Mikaela Claridge & Mel Tyndall 5.50 1 03344 Skelm (7) 61 90 J Allen 10 5s1 Wide Awake cw (9) 56.5 95 12 398s5 Lady Loft dwn (15) 58.5 95 E Brown 3 2s00s Admire Winner (2) 58.5 83 D Lane 2 5s412 Winning Partner w (2) 61 94 W Price (a3) D Stackhouse $125,000, Benchmark 84, 1200m 13 412s7 Melodeon tdwn (17) 58.5 88 D Oliver 4 1211s Exasperate dwn (5) 58.5 90 B Higgins 3 449s8 Five Kingdom cwn (12) 60.5 92 L Nolen 11 9s1 Seeress d (1) 56 90 Ms J Kah 14 03559 Raktoff dw (3) 58 95 5 43s88 Prince Ziggy twn (1) 56 96 D Oliver 1 34885 Wagner tw (1) 62.5 91 T Stockdale (a2) 4 3s923 Battle Torque dw (15) 60 92 R Mc Leod Ms G Cartwright (a2) 6 1s133 Victoria Star wn (7) 56 100 C Newitt 4 Mark Goring/Adrian Ledger 4.30 2 61533 Dexelation dw (5) 60 96 L Neindorf (a2) 5 81112 Tatunka w (5) 60 96 Dylan Dunn EMERGENCIES: 7 40960 No Effort dwn (3) 56 82 D Dunn 3 163s4 Santa Catarina dwb (11) 59.5 89 6 84310 Mr Tipla dwn (11) 59.5 94 M Zahra $125,000, Benchmark 78, 1000m C Rawiller (a3) 7 1134s Think We’re Due twn (13) 59.5 90 15 14s61 There You Are cdw (14) 59 95 B Melham 2 Jockey Celebration Day Hcp 3.10 1 s2361 A Good Yarn dw (2) 60.5 90 J Fry 4 11s01 Sir Kalahad dwn (4) 58.5 97 H Grace (a3) C Rawiller (a3) 16 s3416 Reard w (19) 58.5 92 W Egan 2 44s13 Fight dw (7) 58.5 96 B Mertens 5 s566s Condo’s Express tcw (3) 56.5 97 8 11s90 Falls wn (9) 58 91 D Lane 17 473s3 Hurricane Fighter w (13) 58.5 90 $135,000, 3yo C&Gs, 1000m 3 117s0 Iknewshewasmine dwn (9) 58.5 86 M Walker 9 38s61 Silent Command cw (3) 57.5 100 M Poy (a1.5) 1 1s0s Hard Landing d (5) 62 89 T Stockdale (a2) 6 11455 Rolling Moss dwn (9) 56.5 94 D Dunn L Neindorf (a2) 18 s3201 Saorsa n (2) 58.5 93 D Dunn T Stockdale (a2) 4 s535s Brooklyn Hustle c (4) 58 100 D Dunn 7 1232s Titan Blinders dbn (10) 56.5 90 J Allen 10 80445 Alsvin tdwn (4) 56 92 19 11 Hypersonic w (5) 58 96 D Oliver 2 5860s Tanker d (8) 60 92 T Nugent (a2) 5 57019 Lucifer’s Reward cdwn (5) 58 92 D Oliver 8 s2286 River Jewel dwn (6) 56 92 D Lane Ms G Cartwright (a2) 20 s33s7 Sea Dragon d (12) 56.5 93

Queensland races at Eagle Farm Saturday Jetbet 14 TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 8-9 Trebles 3-4-5, 7-8-9 Quaddie 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 Place6 4-9 Selections 7 93651 Humbolt Current c (6) 56.5 100 M Cahill EMERGENCY: 10 04760 Lunar Light w (14) 58 90 J Byrne 5 7363s Observational w (3) 57 82 Ms S Thornton SCRATCHED Race 1: IGOR, TREASURE OF GOLD, APACHE CHASE 8 6s000 Partnership t (4) 55 85 J Taylor 13 8s Magic Amelia h (6) 55 85 11 — Rossmay 6 7s470 Persuader dwn (8) 55 94 D Smith 12 87211 Starla n (12) 58 96 L R Dittman 7 65760 Akage tcdw (1) 55 89 A Spinks Race 2: HUMBOLT CURRENT, SIR BARNABUS, ROMAKASH 3 Gallopers Sports Club Hcp 2.28 5 Ntl Jockeys Celeb. Day 3.42 13 — Sunday Sassy SCRATCHED 8 2326s Ruby Guru wn (9) 55 81 M Cahill Race 3: STUTTERING, MANGIONE, PROMETHEUS $75,000, Class 6, 1600m $75,000, C,H&Gs 0MW, 1200m 14 s4212 Euro Belle twn (4) 56.5 100 J Orman 9 60s30 Skate To Paris th (2) 55 91 L V Cassidy Race 4: BLEU ZEBRA, XERRI, MISS LOT WON 15 s3113 Miraclesfromheaven w (5) 56.5 88 10 67132 Barachiel dw (12) 55 87 C Whiteley 1 55s05 Mushaireb dw (3) 60.5 98 R Maloney 1 242s2 Nothingforthepress (9) 60 90 R Maloney Race 5: LOVE STRUCK, ENDLESS RIVER, J Murphy (a2) 11 12s1s Epic Rant dw (11) 55 85 2 s1331 Prometheus dw (7) 58.5 93 J Byrne 2 3s421 Aggravate dw (2) 59.5 94 ARTHUR IN CHARGE 12 33567 Happy Go Plucky tdw (10) 55 85 3 6s301 Saxton Rock w (8) 58.5 91 A Thompson (a2) 7 BRC Membership Renewal 5.02 Race 6: DYNAMIC DUO, STARLA, EURO BELLE Ms S Thornton 3 31155 Hi Fiver whn (6) 58 92 L V Cassidy S Cormack Race 7: SOCIALISING, WOMAN OF GOLD, MUSICAL GENIUS 4 51433 Mangione tdwn (4) 57.5 98 L R Dittman 4 131s4 Alderman wh (10) 57 91 J Orman $75,000, F&M 0MW, 1200m 13 0s353 Red Doulton tdw (5) 55 91 Ron Stewart Race 8: EPIC RANT, BARACHIEL, RED DOULTON 5 s1131 Stuttering wh (9) 57.5 100 Ron Stewart 5 28111 Bugalugs cdw (12) 57 92 A Mallyon 1 561s2 Musical Genius dwh (14) 60 99 J Orman 9 Ascot Green 6.18 Race 9: PARANGAS, FAST TRAIN, HALLOWED GIRL 6 5s486 Drumadoir dhn (10) 55 90 L V Cassidy 6 — Oneness SCRATCHED 2 51434 Spring Creek dw (2) 60 98 C Whiteley 7 358s6 Reiby The Red dwh (1) 55 90 7 42314 Chevy Nova wn (1) 56 93 3 08122 Winning Shot dwn (9) 57.5 98 $50,000, Benchmark 72, 1800m Ms M Wishart (a3) Ms D Graham (a3) Ms T Harrison 1 — Zaunkonig SCRATCHED 1 TAB Long May We Play Hcp 1.18 8 19s19 Sunday Sassy w (2) 55 97 M Cahill 8 3s132 Arthur In Charge dwbh (3) 55.5 97 4 83s74 Flying Machine dw (15) 57 94 J Taylor 2 22274 Glen Ord dw (10) 60.5 96 9 150s6 Twilighter th (5) 55 87 T Marshall Ron Stewart 5 s1113 Socialising dbh (8) 56.5 100 R Maloney A Thompson (a2) $75,000, 3yo, 1500m 10 57223 Scoutabout dw (6) 55 88 M Hellyer 9 11006 Galapagos dw (7) 55.5 89 Ms S Thornton 6 4544s Bubbles Ball dw (5) 56 97 J Murphy (a2) 3 01603 Dissolution (16) 59.5 96 R Wiggins 10 21741 Endless River d (11) 55 87 M Cahill 7 77s08 Kedah dw (1) 55.5 93 S Cormack 1 01412 Treasure Of Gold wn (4) 60 96 4 TAB Long May We Play Hcp 3.03 4 8s582 Eljetem wn (1) 59 91 M Hellyer Ms A Patis (a3) 11 s11s3 Love Struck d (4) 55 94 M Hellyer 8 5s364 Magnolia Power (7) 55.5 98 L V Cassidy 5 54235 Lord Gododdin w (8) 59 97 L R Dittman 2 44s1 Apache Chase th (3) 59.5 100 T Marshall $75,000, 3yo, 1000m 12 s2166 Chico Milagro wbh (5) 55 100 J Byrne 9 7157s Amorita dw (12) 55 100 J Byrne 6 — Drumadoir SCRATCHED 3 7s13 Igor w (2) 58.5 95 A Mallyon 13 15632 Bobby Axelrod b (8) 55 88 C Bayliss (a2) 10 815s4 Cabalo Escuro dwh (6) 55 100 T Marshall 7 55212 Fast Train db (4) 58.5 97 D Smith 1 3451s Miss Lot Won (5) 60 88 R Maloney 11 371s5 Northern Wilderose dw (13) 55 95 4 137 Borlotti (1) 58 94 R Wiggins 2 54127 Real Fine Wine w (2) 60 97 D Smith 6 Mount Franklin Plate 4.22 8 90s67 Spirit w (2) 58.5 93 M Cahill 12 12243 All Shiraz (3) 55 100 D Smith 9 23552 Fairy Me Home dw (17) 57.5 94 5 66784 Dacxi Delivers (5) 55 74 J Murphy (a2) 3 12s Clairvue Star wb (11) 59.5 92 M Cahill 13 2s251 Woman Of Gold cd (10) 55 98 M Cahill 4 61s Xerri (10) 59 88 A Mallyon $50,000, Class 3 SW, 1400m Ron Stewart 2 Kirin Handicap 1.53 14 s6401 Mornay w (4) 55 96 A Morgan 10 44s90 Our Fun (7) 57 88 R Maloney 5 1 Azzareach wh (4) 57.5 98 Ron Stewart 1 78833 Canapes dwh (6) 60 92 S Cormack 15 92351 Abb Roy dwn (11) 55 91 M Hellyer $75,000, Benchmark 90, 2200m 6 18s Charlie Sphene h (8) 57.5 86 L V Cassidy 2 224s2 Slow Hands wh (15) 60 96 R Maloney 11 71763 Joymaker dh (13) 56.5 98 J Byrne 7 135s4 Mishani Miss cwh (1) 57 94 J Orman 3 333s2 Dark Euro d (7) 58.5 88 M Cahill 8 XXXX Dry Handicap 5.42 12 61273 Momentum To Win d (11) 56.5 96 1 16107 Mawaany Machine dwn (7) 62.5 89 8 — Snitzari SCRATCHED 4 26611 Dynamic Duo (2) 58.5 88 J Taylor S Cormack A Thompson (a2) 9 1 Bleu Zebra dh (3) 55.5 100 J Byrne 5 31s33 Phantom Falcon n (9) 58.5 92 M Hellyer $75,000, Open, 1400m 13 s6785 Nordic Show dw (6) 55 93 J Taylor 2 82073 Sir Barnabus tcdw (3) 59 87 J Orman 10 18s2s Bloodblister bn (9) 55.5 86 6 0s743 Proud Roc wn (1) 58.5 88 1 43145 Sabkhat dwh (7) 60 86 T Marshall 14 1s541 Parangas dh (5) 55 99 Ms S Thornton 3 41516 High Opinion w (8) 58.5 95 A Mallyon Ms S Thornton Ms M Wishart (a3) 2 51634 Right Or Wrong dwh (6) 58.5 91 EMERGENCIES: 4 41132 Romakash cdwn (1) 58.5 91 M Hellyer 11 Broadwater (12) 55.5 88 7 14s41 Smooth Move ch (3) 58.5 93 L V Cassidy L R Dittman 15 s4321 Hallowed Girl h (12) 55 95 5 00858 Tamarack whn (5) 58 89 T Marshall A Thompson (a2) 8 s4417 Axella w (10) 58 89 3 21116 Mr Bellagio dwbn (4) 58 100 R Maloney 16 65s65 Catch Me Latar dw (15) 55 91 A Spinks 6 674s6 Brilliant Jet dwn (2) 56.5 84 R Wiggins 12 2416s Poupee (7) 55.5 88 9 s5316 Buckle Up Baby dw (8) 58 89 A Morgan 4 8s079 Smartedge cdwh (13) 57.5 91 J Byrne 17 51944 Blacklog w (3) 55 100 T Marshall

South Australia races at Morphetville Parks Saturday Jetbet 15 TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections 2 TAB Plate 3.21 8 56s50 Atomic Lokade dw (6) 54 91 8 007s6 Red Dynamo (1) 56.5 97 4 60451 Tubby Two Tracks tcwh (10) 59.5 95 Race 1: CHOSEN BLONDE, SUPER LOOKA, Ms K Crowther Ms A Jordsjo (a2) D Caboche (a2) $31,500, 3yo & up Maiden SW, 1250m 9 4s918 Silverhawk w (8) 56 99 T Pannell 5 — Zoffala SCRATCHED ULTIMATE VICTORY 1 9s85 Divine Success (1) 58 85 4 Graham Burns Memorial 4.41 6 23328 Jazz Star (11) 58 97 Ms K Crowther Race 2: THE OLYMPIAN, PLYMPTON, PROMOTER Ms S Logan (a3) $45,000, Benchmark 72, 2250m 6 Jockey Celebration Day 6.01 7 123s0 Barrymore h (5) 57.5 92 Race 3: BRIMARVI VEHERO, HARD ROCK GIRL, IRISH MINT 2 22s64 Monraaj (6) 58 94 D Tourneur $45,000, Benchmark 72, 1400m Ms T Voorham (a3) Race 4: OURKHANI, DISCO REBEL, COBBERS MATE 1 54118 Muntham Missile w (8) 60 97 D Tourneur 3 4244s Plympton (2) 58 84 J Holder 2 s3328 Ourkhani h (5) 60 95 Ms C Jones (a1.5) 8 27972 Taberna hn (9) 57 93 Ms S Logan (a3) Race 5: DANGER DEAL, OH MO, PERFECT COMMAND 4 Promoter (9) 58 90 T Pannell 1 s136s Final Hearing dbh (3) 59.5 92 R Hurdle 9 s5131 Near Magic w (7) 56.5 92 S Fawke SCRATCHED 3 82424 Disco Rebel cw (10) 59 100 2 27s25 Left Hand Man tcdbhn (11) 59.5 100 SCRATCHED Race 6: LEFT HAND MAN, JACOBITE PRINCE, BELLA AMORE 5 — Tibetan Ms K Crowther 10 — Newbay Flyer Race 7: TERRITORY TITAN, ROTHMOORE, 6 75 Wife Free Zone (10) 58 90 Ms S Logan (a3) 11 70676 Dangerpet w (4) 54 84 K H Zechner 4 0s986 Vinaceous wn (1) 59 93 T Pannell 3 51462 Jacobite Prince tcwh (1) 58 99 J Toeroek TUBBY TWO TRACKS Ms C Jones (a1.5) 5 83544 Charlton n (4) 58 90 J Potter 12 570s8 Dareben Halaro wh (8) 54 81 Ms E Boyd 7 796s Call Me Wendall h (4) 56 87 K H Zechner 4 93733 Flop tcwh (2) 57.5 92 J Holder Race 8: WOUNDED SOLDIER, STRYKE IN STYLE, 6 09421 Magus Man w (3) 58 87 J Holder 5 — Royalty SCRATCHED 8 s5022 Double Blue bh (8) 56 87 P Gatt 7 6s514 Rex Goliath (6) 58 89 J Toeroek 8 Terry Howe Printing 7. 16 HOT IN PARIS 6 205s0 Going Gaga cdw (5) 56 92 9 2 The Olympian b (5) 56 100 B Vorster 8 94681 Cobbers Mate w (9) 56 89 B Vorster $31,500, Benchmark 58, 1300m 10 6s3 Passing Phase (3) 54 85 Ms A Jordsjo (a2) 9 66705 Karaoke Express (7) 54 89 1 418s4 Stryke In Style t (5) 61.5 98 J Toeroek Ms A Jordsjo (a2) 7 17s37 Rikibobby cdw (6) 56 95 T Pannell Ms S Logan (a3) 2 s6915 Wounded Soldier t (6) 60 100 B Vorster 10 80585 Foraoise dw (2) 54 92 Ms A Jordsjo (a2) 8 11642 Aray Of Sunshine w (4) 55.5 99 3 Chalk Hill 4.01 Ms E Boyd 3 s1722 Hot In Paris b (3) 59.5 98 J Holder 1 Furphy Plate 2.46 4 74825 Leila’s Star dw (2) 59 94 D Tourneur $45,000, Benchmark 82, 1000m 5 Camp Quality 5.21 9 2085s Cannot Be Serios dwn (8) 55 89 S Fawke $31,500, 3yo Maiden SW, 1000m 10 19s31 Galcrum w (7) 54.5 94 J Maund 5 30s08 Leorbit (4) 59 94 S Cahill $45,000, Benchmark 72, 1250m 1 0s408 Crown Fontein cdw (2) 62 95 11 129s9 Bella Amore d (10) 54 94 Ms K Crowther 6 5312s Pearl Bandit th (8) 59 90 1 5 Call Me Archer (8) 57.5 91 R Hurdle D Caboche (a2) 1 s0478 This Kid Rocks cwn (9) 61 92 B Vorster Ms C Jones (a1.5) 2 Jakazone (4) 57.5 87 S Fawke 2 s9118 Irish Mint cdwh (5) 59.5 96 2 70504 Vieira tcwh (4) 60.5 93 Ms S Logan (a3) 7 Adelaide Galvanising 6.41 7 — Born To Play SCRATCHED 3 6 Order Is Restored (6) 57.5 90 J Potter Ms C Jones (a1.5) 8 167s3 Jive Baby (9) 57.5 99 Ms K Crowther 3 52341 Oh Mo cdw (7) 60 94 D Tourneur $36,000, Benchmark 64, 1550m 4 63 Super Looka h (5) 57.5 98 3 67s50 Celtic Blast cdwh (8) 57.5 100 R Hurdle 4 510s4 Danger Deal cwh (3) 59 100 J Holder 9 s3880 Musical Query twh (10) 57.5 94 R Hurdle Ms T Voorham (a3) 4 s3142 Brimarvi Vehero cd (1) 56 95 D Tourneur 5 4232s Perfect Command tw (2) 59 93 1 95111 Territory Titan cdw (6) 62.5 99 10 35454 Pale Ale th (11) 57.5 94 5 — The Multiplier SCRATCHED 5 s8075 Ascendance cw (7) 55 89 J Maund Ms C Jones (a1.5) Ms C Jones (a1.5) Ms T Voorham (a3) 6 5s Ultimate Victory h (2) 57.5 94 D Tourneur 6 11523 Hard Rock Girl dhn (3) 54 91 B Vorster 6 14423 Beeokay w (5) 57 97 Ms K Crowther 2 s1412 Rothmoore tcdwh (2) 60 93 J Holder 11 1899s Texas Lil dwh (12) 54.5 91 K H Zechner 7 67s2 Chosen Blonde h (7) 55.5 100 J Toeroek 7 42635 Star Of Monsoon c (4) 54 93 7 23s76 Call Me Curtis c (6) 57 96 3 69s84 Coffee Amour (3) 59.5 100 12 — Double Pockets SCRATCHED 8 5s Gogolf Guru h (1) 55.5 87 J Holder Ms S Logan (a3) Ms T Voorham (a3) Ms A Jordsjo (a2) 13 03837 Orleans (7) 54 85 Ms E Boyd

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. 24 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 SPORT BRIEFS Roosters ‘close to Indigenous pair star in win Bogey-free start for Fox The Canadian-owned outfit said the 30-year- my heart’: Williams old, who is the first driver to test positive since INDIGENOUS players Cody Walker and KIWI golfer Ryan Fox is off to a solid start the pandemic-hit season started this month, was RUGBY LEAGUE be playing at all. Latrell Mitchell have spearheaded South at the Hero Open European Tour event in “physically well and in good spirits”. Sydney to an entertaining 32-24 NRL Birmingham, England. “I’ve been in holiday They said they planned to replace the Mexican SONNY Bill Williams has mode and travelling around comeback triumph over St George Illawarra. Fox, fresh from a top 10 finish in his previous for the race at Silverstone. — AAP revealed why he chose the Europe with my family. In the first game of the league’s annual tournament, opened with a bogey-free 2-under Sydney Roosters over the “We’d done France and indigenous round, Walker, Mitchell and Alex 70 on the Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel & Stars go out for Northern Warriors in his return to the Turkey. Then we were going Johnston combined for all six of the Rabbitohs’ Country Club course. THE Northern Stars’ chances of making NRL. to do Bosnia and Greece. tries in Kogarah last night. He is sitting in a share of 42nd place, the ANZ Premiership netball final look to be The former All Black is Then this opportunity came Johnston nabbed three of them, two by long- eight shots adrift of leader Sebastian Garcia extinguished, after losing 52-42 to the Mainland aware of critics who said up.” range intercepts. — AAP Rodriguez, who posted a course-record Tactix last night. he should be helping out Williams touched down PM addressing player issue 10-under 62. The Stars had the opportunity to draw within the struggling Warriors but in Australia late last night, Welcome back Willey three points of the Tactix on the ladder and stay he said a variety of factors where the cross-code star NEW Zealand Prime MinisterCricket Jacinda player Ardern (9) in the hunt for the race to face the Central Pulse contributed to his move to and his family appeared saysSomeone the Government who steals from is lookingSomeone to resolve who offersthe to do SOUTHAMPTON, England — David Willey in the final, but the loss grew the gap to 11 Sydney. exhausted after a long flight. “I moved to Australia “It’s good to be home, it’s casestores of (10) the two Warriors NRLsomething players (9) who can’t celebrated his return to the England team with points to the second-placed Tactix, with the Stars returnLarge home. sea (5) a maiden one-day international five-wicket haul when I was 14 and my wife been a long flight,” Williams stuck in fourth with only four games remaining to is Australian,” he told the told the media at Sydney WarriorsA witch’s chiefpower executive (5) CameronOpposite George of asleep (5) as the world champions drew first blood in the close the gap. — NZ Herald revealedCannot on be Wednesdaybroken (11) that Pacific-bornWear this on pairyour head (3)Royal London series against Ireland at the Daily Telegraph. “I’ve got Airport. 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I’m still close to the boys. play Wests Tigers in Sydney 13. Wealthy, 16. People, 17. Four, 18. Duel, 19. Greece. miss Sunday’s British Grand Prix after testing Sung Kang shot 65. while Justin Thomas, “The Roosters are close tonight. The Roosters Down: 1. Pink, 2. Leaves, 4. Hive, 5. Talked, 6. Whistle, 9. Steeple, positive for Covid-19, his Racing Point team who can move back to No.1 in the world with a to my heart. If I wasn’t face the Titans in Sydney 11. Ripped, 12. Choose, 14. Nose, 15. True. said today. victory, carded 66. — AP playing for them I wouldn’t tomorrow. — NZ Herald THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY SUDOKU Saturday, August 1, 2020 CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Madison Bumgarner, 31; Jason Momoa, 41; Adam Duritz, 56; Coolio, 57. Happy Birthday: SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made Keep track of statistics this year. Staying on top of your game will require fundamental input and maneuvers that ensure you don't let anything take up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. you by surprise. 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Climate (7) 1. Pretend (5) Romance is in the stars. 3 stars Lima; 4 Strength; 5 Repeal; 6 7. Faithful (5) 2. Pig-pen (3) PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Hung; 11 Resident; 13 Relieved; Observe how others respond to your requests, suggestions or opinions. 15 Deride; 17 Caress; 19 Port; 9. Grow older (3) 3. Appear (4) When in doubt or when uncertainty prevails, let your intuition guide you. 21 Save. 10. Indiscreet (9) 4. Venetian CRYPTIC Concentrate on giving back, paying it forward and doing something that you 12. Of inferior boatman (9) ind gratifying; an opportunity will follow. 4 stars Across: 7 Civil engineer; 8 5. Serious (7) Interest; 9 Wife; 10 Adonis; 12 quality (6-5) Birthday Baby: 8. Weekday (6) Stress; 14 Ensign; 16 Second; 15. Foot soldiers You are insightful, passionate and competitive. You are emotional and 18 Anti; 20 Intrigue; 22 Doll’s 11. Lay waste (9) challenging. hospital. (11) 13. Trip (6) Down: 1 Signed on; 2 Pigeon; 3 17. Incessant (9) STAR RATINGS Here; 4 Egotists; 5 Answer; 6 14. Bill (7) 19. Snoop (3) FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. Reef; 11 Sunlight; 13 Singular; 16. Salt-water (5) FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. 15 Icicle; 17 Crisis; 19 Noon; 21 21. Sharp (5) 18. Too (4) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. Toss. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 22. Amaze (7) 20. Decay (3) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 SPORT 25 United and Thistle aim to stay the course FOOTBALL by John Gillies first team were away beating Levin be fit to take his place at sweeper, behind healed enough for them to be available 4-3, their reserves had a 6-3 home win centreback Mal Scammell, rightback tomorrow. GISBORNE United aim to get back against Western Rangers. Steven Husband and leftback James Blair said Taradale were a good side on track when they play Napier Marist It only goes to show one thing: you can Bristow. Seth Piper will be in goal. who would be “very strong” at home. Reserves in Pacific Premiership football never tell how a Hawke’s Bay travelling United still hold the Challenge Trophy, “I expect them to have good structure at Harry Barker Reserve tomorrow. team will go until they start to play. which goes on the line at every home and balance,” he said. United lost 5-1 to competition leaders Adams is taking one risk, and it’s game of the holders. United have held it Changes in formation had added to Port Hill in Napier last Saturday. That calculated. He is planning to start Josh for well over a season. Thistle’s stability. In training this week defeat dealt a body blow to United’s Harris on the bench and is hoping he “It means we are playing for something the squad worked on the transition from hopes of retaining the title they won by a doesn’t need to get him on the field. every home game,” Corey Adams said. attack to defence. point from local rivals Thistle last year. Harris is still feeling the effects of a The spirit at training remained good. The plan was to stay with the adjusted Second-placed Gisborne Vehicle Testing groin strain and Adams reckons a week “The players only want to get better,” formation, although it could be changed Thistle travel to Hawke’s Bay to take on off would do him the world of good. Adams said. to suit the circumstances. fourth-placed Taradale tomorrow. And the coach wants him as close to “It makes my job easy.” Blair said he had received no word on While Thistle beat Taradale 3-0 in full fitness as possible for the season run- United’s game starts at 2.30pm. when suspended Sam Patterson would be Gisborne seven weeks ago, the Hawke’s in. Thistle coach Blair said his starting available. Bay side have steadily made up ground. It means that the United front three line-up would stay much the same as it Patterson and Araya were sent off in Two weeks ago they beat Heavy will probably be Josh Adams down the was for last weekend’s game. a game against Port Hill at Childers Equipment Services Gisborne United middle, Campbell Hall on the right and Ema Martos would have a positional Road Reserve on July 4. Patterson was 1-0 in Taradale and last week they beat Malcolm Marfell on the left. change, going from the back line into a suspended for seven weeks, but Thistle Napier Marist Reserves 8-0. In midfield, skipper Kieran Venema central defensive midfield role. took issue with some aspects of his So, Thistle have their work cut out and is likely to be the holding player behind Rightback Emerson Araya would sending off. United should get back to winning ways. Dane Thompson — back from suspension be back in the squad following his As it turns out, Patterson is recovering But coach Corey Adams is not taking — and Jarom Brouwer. three-match suspension. Both he and from a knee injury, so when he does anything for granted. Kieran Higham was still feeling under centreback Ander Batarrita had niggling return, he will carry the benefit of several Two weeks ago, while Napier Marist’s the weather this week but is expected to injuries that were expected to have weeks’ enforced rest. Masters travelling to Tough task for TVC Rotorua for two ties to take points BADMINTON the North Island Regional Masters Competition in the northern region EASTLAND Masters will restart their Division 3. 2020 interprovincial badminton season This weekend the team head to this weekend in a revamped competition Rotorua, where they will play Waikato (4) from Tokararangi in Rotorua. and Auckland (3). Eastland started their 2020 season in Team manager Debbie Brown, who Tokararangi head coach Israel Brown March, before the Covid-19 lockdown. is not travelling with the team due to RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf repeated his call of earlier in the season. Badminton New Zealand has made family commitments, is hoping the team TOKARARANGI versus Tihirau Victory He asked for discipline and ball-skills, a few adjustments and compromises will enjoy getting back on the courts to Club could be incredible. and that his team stick to their game- so players can return to the courts in a play some good badminton. Tokararangi will defend Te Araroa plan. competitive environment. Team members are: David Colbert, Domain’s honour at home tomorrow, this All games tomorrow start at 2.30pm. Before lockdown, Eastland had been Mark Beard, Justin Kent, Gabrielle time against the No.1 team in Ngati Uawa host Waiapu in a 3 v 4 contest promoted to Division 2 for this season. Perano, Makuini Winiata, Victoria West Porou East Coast club rugby. at Tolaga Bay under referee Jackson However, this competition has been and Adrianne McLeod (all from the TVC beat Tokomaru Bay United Reuben-Swinton, while sixth-placed cancelled and those entries remain for Gisborne club), with loan players Gary 73-0 in Week 4, scoring 13 trìes (four of Hicks Bay will host Team No.7 Hikurangi 2021. Teague, from Manawatu, and Brendan which were scored by second five-eighth at Wharekahika. Eastland Masters will now play in Andersen, from Rotorua. William Ford). That bonus-point victory Uawa head coach Laman Davies said earned them the lead in the seven-team his side trained well this week, while competition. Hicks Bay under Aaron King continue to “We expect physicality — and good work hard in all areas. Hikurangi coach running rugby, as well — in this top-of- George Reedy has seen innumerable the-table clash,” TVC player-coach Moana clashes between his club, The Maunga Mato said. (Mountain), and their opposition “Tokararangi, too, are playing with tomorrow. more structure than they have in the He believes his people are ready. past, which makes them even more “We’re looking good — they trained well dangerous.” tonight,” Reedy said. The standings list TVC as having 14 “Drummond Morice will start at competition points, Tokararangi 14, Uawa hooker; he’ll bring the grit you need 6, Waiapu 6, Tokomaru Bay 4, Hicks Bay against Hicks Bay. 2 and Hikurangi. “Fabyan Kahaki was very good against Mato said that every year at least one Tokararangi at Te Araroa and may be at of the seven teams in the competition first-five again against Hicks Bay. went through a rebuilding phase over the “They’re like us — a family club — so course of at least a season. they’re hard to beat at home. TVC will field Tuterangi Te Moana at “Tanetoa Parata as captain is very hooker, Hoani Te Moana at No.8, Keegan determined. Rowley at halfback, Tutere Waenga at “He’s instilling self-belief in these first-five and Benny Haerewa at fullback. boys by the week. He’s our first-choice All are solid players. openside flanker.” Saudi group withdraws from Newcastle sale FOOTBALL interest in acquiring Newcastle United Football Club,” the group said. THE proposed takeover of English “We do so with regret, as we were Premier League club Newcastle United by excited and fully committed to invest in a Saudi Arabian-backed consortium has the great city of Newcastle and believe collapsed after the group announced they we could have returned the club to the were ending their interest in the deal. position of its history, tradition and fans’ The group, which included Saudi merit. Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund PIF, PCP “Unfortunately, the prolonged process Capital Partners and Reuben Brothers, under the current circumstances coupled was reported to have made a £300 million with global uncertainty has rendered bid to buy the Magpies from British the potential investment no longer businessman Mike Ashley. commercially viable.” “With a deep appreciation for The Premier League’s board had been the Newcastle community and the examining the proposed takeover as part of significance of its football club, we have its “owners and directors test” to evaluate come to the decision to withdraw our suitability of owner groups. — AAP 26 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 BIG CLASHES IN STORE Teams look to steady the ship or keep a good thing going RUGBY by Jack Malcolm IT’S a big weekend for premier grade rugby as teams try to steady the ship as they look forward to the business end of the competition. Waikohu and High School Old Boys are fighting to get their campaigns back on track in Civil Project Solutions senior club rugby after upset losses last Saturday, while Ngatapa and YMP aim to build on strong wins. Pirates and OBM are still in contention for the semifinals, but only just. A couple of bonus-point wins and they’ll be back in the picture if other results go their way. Enterprise Cars OBM are at home against East Coast Farm Vets YMP at the Oval this weekend. Last Saturday, YMP beat previously undefeated Waikohu, and OBM coach Trevor Crosby knows they’ll be tough opponents. OBM would not let their own win against HSOB last Saturday go to their heads against YMP; they would need to “meet fire with fire”. Crosby said their key for victory this weekend would be accuracy. They wanted to keep possession of the ball and not push the 50-50 passes. “We need another big game from the whole team to get the result we want . . . this game is huge.” Kevin Hollis Glass Pirates have a tough assignment this weekend, away to GT Shearing Waikohu, who are eager to come back strongly after their close loss last weekend. Pirates captain Willie Bolingford said they’d have to turn up ready for a tough POWER PLAY: Waikohu loose forward Adrian Wyrill barges past YMP halfback Brian Whaitiri-White on his way to scoring a try game. He expected Waikohu to come out at Barry Park last Saturday. YMP won a thriller 31-26 and tomorrow will try to maintain their momentum against OBM at the Oval. firing. Waikohu will want to get back to winning ways against Pirates at Te Karaka. Picture by Paul Rickard Sticking to the game plan of being tough up front so they could play their HSOB coach Danny Boyle said they The Waikohu-Pirates game will be YMP are third, on 21 points from four own structure would be the key to victory were expecting a tough game . . . Ngatapa refereed by Damien Macpherson, the wins, with five bonus points. over a strong outfit like Waikohu. were always tough opponents at home, OBM-YMP game by Keelyn Smith, and HSOB are in fourth position, on 12 “The boys are keen,” Bolingford said. and they were in form at the moment. the Ngatapa-HSOB game by Royce points, five clear of reigning champions “Our strength is in our forwards; they’ll Boyle said his side were looking Maynard. OBM, on 7. Pirates have 6 points. dictate a lot of play so our backs can forward to playing their expansive style Waikohu are at the top of the points strike off a solid base.” and the weather looked promising. table, with 26. Three points back are Match details — Larsawn Ngatapa host Contract “We’d like to explore what we can do Ngatapa. Bonus points make the OBM v YMP, the Oval, 2.45pm. Consultants HSOB at the Patutahi with our backs if the weather is nice . . . difference, as both sides have a five-win/ Waikohu v Pirates, Te Karaka, 2.45pm. Domain this weekend. we pride ourselves on our set-piece.” one-loss record. Ngatapa v HSOB, Patutahi Domain, 2.45pm. Plenty of history to schools’ rivalry RUGBY by Ben O’Brien-Leaf competition. But if Gisborne needed one more reason to want to win tomorrow, the FIRST-15 rugby rivalry between Gisborne memory of a selfless mentor and coach Boys’ High School and Rotorua Boys’ High qualifies. is linked to great teams. GBHS first 15, 1-22: Kitini Taihuka, Matariki The Kim Harris-coached 1995 team led Kaa, Nathaniel Hauiti, Dylan Bronlund, Tyla Keelan- by Mark Jefferson beat a powerful Rotorua Phillips, Nik Patumaka, Amos Roddick (captain), crew here on a drop goal by the captain. CHARGING: Khian Westrupp, Kirk Ngatai, Nic Proffit, Isaiah Both are great rugby schools and the Gisborne Boys’ Lemaua, Tuteari Te Rauna-Lamont, Von Huata, comparisons between their best teams High School Corbyn Peach, Bryan Howard. Reserves: Zeke make for an absorbing read. Harris’s 1994 loose forward Nik Collier, Sione Mafileo, Max Briant, Sam Twigley, world champions won 25 from 25, the Patumaka on the Kyran Russell, Henare Lardelli-Clarke, King Maxwell. second world cup and scored 1148 points; charge against St GBHS second 15, 1-22: Moeaki Mosati, Henare “Raukura” principal Chris Grinter’s Rotorua Peter’s College. Lardelli-Clarke, Hayze Nepia, Saylahr Paaka, Matiu crew of 2000 won 21 from 24 and scored Picture by Paul Anderson, Jacob Storey, Sam Twigley, Sitiveni 1213 points, 65 more than GBHS did in Rickard Tuilautala, Israel Fox, Whakaruru Waitai-Te Kurupa, 1994. Gisborne scored one more try, for Siope Fakahokotau, Xavier Henare (c), Adrian 190, in 1994, than RBHS did in 2000. Wharehinga-McDonald, Jayrieon Te Ahu Ahu, Tomorrow at 12 midday a Ryan Tapsell- Mikaere Marino-Moore. Reserves: Drake Wanoa, coached GBHS first 15, who showed Keegan Jooste, Haeora King, Rewiti Ropiha, courage and ability against 1A titan St Kulistofa Tatapu, Silas Brown, Taimana Teneti. Peter’s College and Napier BHS (once GBHS u15s, 1-21: Ratu Nairoroi, Jahn Niwa- memorably referred to as “the hardest nut Karakia, Levi Cameron, Joe Kemp, Latrell Walker, to crack”) take on Rotorua BHS in Rotorua. pipped 13-10 by Wesley College at Wesley. Gisborne sides traditionally step up Noah Torrance-Cribb, Braith Ingram (c), Reuben Gisborne held Napier BHS to 5-0 for Rotorua BHS director of rugby and first against Rotorua and while the only GBHS Whatiri, Te Aowera Para, Gibson Poi, Cohen Loffler, 50 minutes before losing the first Super 8 15 head coach Ngarimu Simpkins’ outfit, team to beat Rotorua here last year was Lehi Te Hau, Kallen Edwards, Trey Bryant, Luka game of the season 24-0. Tomorrow week, under hooker Dayna Bidois, contains four Duane Hihi’s u15 unit, 29-19, there is a Russell. Reserves: Jimmy Moore, Simon Hauiti, Levi Gisborne will host beaten 2019 Super 8 returners and 21 new players. Simpkins steely determination to meet Rotorua head- Soto, Brayden Maxwell, Maui Kururangi, Angus Henry. finalists Hastings BHS at the Rectory. believes the game-day crowd could top on. They are big; it can be brutal. GBHS u14s, 1-21: Malosi Luafalealo, Tyrese GBHS were placed eighth in last year’s 1500. This is the first year of first 15 Nikola, Wheturangi McGhee, Eugene Paul, Cody competition; Rotorua, third. Rotorua are Tapsell said: “Our boys are tough, and competition between Gisborne BHS and Tarei, Clayton Wright, Puna Hihi (c), Luke Bidois, coming off a 15-0 win against Tauranga match up with any team physically — we’ve Rotorua for the Craig Callaghan Memorial Liam Beattie, Safin Tuwairua-Brown, Tyrese Thomas, Boys’ College at Nicholson Field and both won that battle in our last two games — Trophy. Callaghan was the Head of Maori Quaydon Chaffey-Kora, Api Kirkpatrick, Timuaki Rotorua and Gisborne have already shown but the big work-on is around sticking to Studies at GBHS and a former assistant Stewart, Wade Perrett. Reserves: Oliver Keepa- themselves to be fighters this season. our process. We do that in patches, not coach of both schools’ first 15s. Fitzsimmons, Luke Patumaka, Maia Campbell, St Peter’s beat Gisborne 21-10 at the consistently, so we just need to trust in our School teams play for enjoyment, Torrence Kennedy, Connor Paenga, Soloman Rectory a fortnight ago and Rotorua were process and keep working through it.” camaraderie, the thrill and test of O’Connor (injured). The Gisborne Herald • Friday, July 31, 2020 SPORT 27 Spotlight on women’s contest HOCKEY by Murray Robertson Ngatapa and Waituhi play at 3pm. THE hockey spotlight falls on “That’s a tantalising prospect the match between Paikea and for both teams,” Scragg said. GMC Green in a two-versus- “Waituhi have had their three contest in the women’s moments this season already, competition this weekend. and Ngatapa will be fresh from Both teams have a lot to play their win last weekend. for. “This could be another The clash between the two contender for game of the YMP men’s teams tonight will weekend. It’ll be close and hard- also excite a lot of interest as the fought.” weekend’s hockey round begins. In what should be the game of Attempts to divide the YMP the round, Paikea and the Green men into two teams of roughly Machine take the turf at 4.30pm. equal strength will be put to the “Both teams are after the No.2 test. spot on the table,” Scragg said. “It should be a very different “A win moves GMC Green story to the result in the first into second spot, and a win for round when the teams were not Paikea cements their place in as evenly divided as they are second and in the top four. now,” hockey commentator Tony “I think it will be a one- or Scragg said. two-goal affair. “I’m picking it will be a close “Let’s see what game Paikea and tightly fought game. The bring tomorrow. If they bring numbers 1 and 2 on the team their top game, they’ll be sheets will not mean a thing. contenders.” “It’s too close to call.” The final match of the The Saturday programme weekend, at 6pm, has unbeaten begins at 12 midday tomorrow, YMP in action against GMC when Amber Dental Gisborne ONE ON ONE: Sean Gooch of YMP (2) tries to get the ball off Gisborne Boys’ High School’s William Kowhai. Girls’ High School play GMC Matthews (right) in senior hockey on the turf at Harry Barker Reserve. The two YMP men’s teams clash “It’s likely to be one-way Gold. tonight in a game that will be a test of how evenly balanced the teams are. Picture by Paul Rickard traffic with all the traffic coming “Girls High will look to bounce from the YMP end of the turf,” back from their one-goal loss to four finish.” “Boys’ High are due for a win, students,” Scragg said. Scragg said. Ngatapa last weekend,” Scragg The men use the turf again but the Fruits showed in last “It was close last time between “They will be difficult to said. next when Gisborne Boys’ High weekend’s victory over one of them, but I think the students handle. If Kowhai can keep the “A victory would keep the School take on Lytton Old Boys the YMP teams that this will may have to wait another week scoreline under 10 goals, they students in the hunt for a top- NZ Fruits at 1.30pm. not be an easy game for the for a win.” will have done very well.” Start your journey to success eit.ac.nz | 0800 22 55 348 Fit study around your work, home and whanau - achieve a qualiication in only a few months. 30782-03 31 Jul, 2020 MIDNIGHT TONIGHT GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Saturday Sunday R Aug 1 Aug 2 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Tauranga 3 16 0.5 Hicks Bay 3 16 Te Puke 35 22

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A series of fronts Rotorua showers 13 WIND km/h To date for July 136.6 Berlin fine 14 30 affect southern New Zealand Taupo ne 12 less than 30 Average for July 136.0 Brisbane fine 12 22 throughout the forecast Napier ne 15 New Plymouth ne 15 To date this year 1320.5 Buenos Aires cloudy 8 18 Napier 30 to 59 period, while a couple of 15 Palmerston North ne 15 To date last year 1429.1 Cairo fine 26 39 troughs affect the far north Canberra fine -2 15 60 or more Wellington ne 13 WIND km/h Hastings 1 on Sunday, Monday and Cape Town fine 10 21 15 Christchurch ne 15 Max gust on Thu 30 Jul E 20 SWELL m source: Tuesday. Delhi thunder 26 33 © Copyright Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited 2020 e.g. S 1m 1 SwellMap.co.nz Queenstown cloudy 13 RAINFALL mm Frankfurt fine 20 36 Dunedin cloudy 15 24 hours to 9am, Fri 31 Jul 0.0 GISBORNE CITY Geneva thunder 20 36 TODAY IN HISTORY To date for July 115.2 Hong Kong showers 26 30 TOMORROW morning min 8 SUNDAY morning min 8 MONDAY morning min 7 Average for July 118.0 London fine 18 26 Cloudy periods and max 16 Cloudy periods. max 15 Cloudy periods. max 15 1996 – While it was a very cold To date this year 579.4 Los Angeles fine 19 34 the odd shower. Northerlies. Northerlies. month in the south of the South To date last year 476.4 Melbourne fine 7 17 Island, with record low mean Northerlies. EVAPOTRANSPIRATION mm Moscow rain 12 18 temperatures being set, Gisborne, Daily average for past week 1.6 New York fine 23 30 Napier, Christchurch and Invercargill Paris cloudy 19 28 TEMPERATURE °C GISBORNE REGION TUESDAY received near or record sunshine Perth fine 8 19 Maximum 15.6 hours. Invercargill enjoyed 124 hours Singapore thunder 24 33 Cloudy periods and isolated Cloudy periods and isolated Cloudy periods and isolated Cloudy periods and isolated Minimum 3.4 of bright sunshine during the month, Stockholm fine 13 24 showers. Northeasterlies. showers. Northeasterlies. showers. Northeasterlies. showers. Northeasterlies. Grass minimum -1.2 148% of the normal amount. Suva showers 22 29 BAROMETRIC PRESSURE Sydney fine 7 19 For the latest weather info including Weather Warnings visit At 9am 31 Jul (hPa) 1031.5 Tokyo drizzle 23 31 metservice.com At 9am 31 Jul (inches) 30.46 Toronto fine 16 28 RUGBY HOCKEY INSIDE News in brief ...... 24 Football ...... 25 Rugby ...... 26 SPORT Hockey ...... 27 Friday, July 31, 2020 Big clashes as teams position YMP teams’ clash to be test of themselves for run-in PAGE 26 how even they are PAGE 27 Introducing . . . the George Bridge Shield RUGBY by Jack Malcolm PRIMARY school rugby has a new trophy to play for — the George Bridge Shield. It is designed to be a smaller-schools counterpart to the Weka Ball, which is Poverty Bay primary school rugby’s equivalent of the Ranfurly Shield. The inaugural game for the new trophy was held last weekend, with Ormond hosting the Waerenga-o-Kuri-Matawai Rural Mixed rugby team. A hard-fought game was won by the Rural Mixed team, 70-25. Waerenga-o-Kuri School principal Richard McCosh said the shield was an exciting initiative to promote the game. His students were buzzing about being the first holders. “They were very excited to bring back the shield and show their friends . . . we’ll have an assembly to show off the trophy and talk about George Bridge.” The new shield is named after the Crusaders and All Black winger, who went to school in this district and says he still considers Gisborne his hometown. “Gisborne is a special place for me — I’d love to get home at some stage and give back to the community — but it’s quite tough for me right in the thick of the season,” Bridge said this week. “It’s obviously pretty special having the shield named after me. The fact there’s another competition for the smaller schools is really cool.” INAUGURAL SHIELD HOLDERS: The Waerenga-o-Kuri-Matawai Rural Mixed rugby team are the first holders of the George Bridge said he was more than willing Bridge Shield. Team members are pictured with Poverty Bay Rugby Football Union player development manager Kahu to be involved when he was contacted by Tamatea. The players are, standing (from left) Kate Pardoe, Charlie Butt, Mia Webby, Papazann Brown-Hura, Will Roche, his old teacher Stu Barclay to see if he Hunter Rogers, Jimmy Coop and James Butt. Kneeling: James Redpath, Henry Morrison, Angus Webby, Ged Cook and Jacob wanted to be involved and get it started. Allen. Picture by Brooke Allen Barclay, now the deputy principal of Awapuni School, said that historically (the George Bridge Shield) is more for the every home game of the holders where competition cannot challenge for the the same three or four schools shared country schools.” both teams are eligible. shield. These schools include Awapuni, Te possession of the Weka Ball. Much like the Ranfurly Shield, the Schools who have a team in the Wharau, Mangapapa, Kaiti, Riverdale and “Little schools struggle to compete. This George Bridge Shield is up for grabs at A Division of primary inter-school Central. Classic tussle ahead NETBALL by Murray Robertson heads pressured them into errors. “I am sure the students will have worked THE match of the season so far could be on this over the week, but they will need to in store when unbeaten High School Old bring their top game against the experience Girls take on the ever-challenging YMP in in Waikohu,” she said. premier grade netball at Victoria Domain At 10am, Horouta Gold play Ritana tomorrow. Senior A. Taste One HSOG and YMP Sunshine “I am expecting this to be close,” Beale Brewing meet at midday in the PAK’nSAVE said. senior competition. “Both of these teams have struggled for a “It will be the game of the day and it win this season. will be competitive,” netball commentator “But Horouta were pleased with their Sherrill Beale said. draw last week and to record points on the “HSOG have been playing well as a team table. and showing good understanding of their “They played controlled netball and structures through the court.” pressured Girls’ High into making errors, so The defending champions have not been I am expecting them to do the same in this beaten so far in the competition and sit at game,” Beale said. the top of the table. CLOSE MARKING: YMP’s Keasi Williams-Fonohema (right) disrupts the pass to “The Lytton team have had some good “YMP have been playing well, too, but Sandee Porter, of Whangara. YMP have a big game tomorrow. Picture by Paul Rickard passages of play in all of their games, and last week Whangara Old Girls stopped their their losses to Whangara (by five goals) flow and they suffered their first loss,” Beale loss to Whangara,” Owen said. have to try to disrupt their flow. and Girls’ High (by two) were close. said. “We have identified their key players and “We will look to our leaders Paku-Jane “However, they will need the whole team “I am sure they will have worked on this have a game plan we hope will shut them Skudder, Bronya McMenamin and Ata working together on attack and defence and will be back to their best. down. Mangu to show the way.” and sticking to their own game plan if they “Both teams like to play speedy, attacking “We expect it will be a physical match At 9am tomorrow, Claydens Waikohu (1) want to take this win.” netball with tight marking on defence, so and we just have to keep our composure.” play Gisborne Girls’ High School Senior A. The season begins for Year 5 and 6 I am expecting a close contest between She was 100 percent confident her girls “Waikohu had a close contest against netballers tomorrow. rivals who know each other’s play very could maintain their good form. top-of-the-table HSOG last week and gave “We now have our full contingent of well.” YMP coach Ingrid Brown expects a tough a good display of netball skills,” Beale said. netballers playing in the 2020 competition,” HSOG coach Tanya Owen said her game. “Their confidence will be high and they Beale said. team were prepared to face a YMP side “I want to see more drive and urgency will have targeted this game as one to win. “Years 1 to 4 have started playing on they knew would come out firing tomorrow from our squad,” she said. “Girls’ High started last week’s game Thursday and Friday afternoons. afternoon. “I’ve heard HSOG have very good well, but then faltered when Horouta Gold “The courts will be busy from 9am into “They will be hurting after last weekend’s connections through court, and we will made changes and their experienced the last round of games at 2pm tomorrow.”