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HAUKAINGA (TRUE HOME): Quality tiny homes called Ngati Porou Whare Moe have been created by Ngati Porou elder Joe McClutchie (pictured with his dog Puppy) in Ruatoria as a solution for the housing crisis whanau around the East Coast are experiencing. This one costs $17,000. Mr McClutchie wants someone to step up and support this initiative so more whare moe can be built and then bought by those in need as a “rent to buy” option.

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Pictures by Liam Clayton Covid scare halts trial

AS most of the country returned to positive report — that is, the person might be cleaned, he said. result,” said Judge Cathcart. “That shows Covid-19 level one status on Monday, a have had it in the past but was no longer The witness, once informed of his that the systems and protocol we have virus scare at Gisborne District Court the contagious. possible exposure to the virus, isolated around Covid-19 work efficiently and following morning was a timely reminder Explaining to the jury yesterday what and underwent a Covid-19 test, with an effectively. of how quickly things can revert. happened, the judge said the incident urgent request for a fast-track result. “And I want to reassure you that Judge Warren Cathcart adjourned a showed the systems and protocols in The Ministry of Health deemed anyone your wellbeing is of the uppermost jury trial due to recommence that day place for Covid-19 worked efficiently and who came into contact with the witness consideration in my mind, as are all the after he was notified first thing a witness effectively. while he was in the court building to be a users of this court complex.” might have been in contact with someone As per Government protocols, he had casual contact, meaning they were not at The trial would resume and “as an suspected of having Covid-19 in Hawke’s removed the jury from the building until risk. added layer of peace of mind” for jurors, Bay. he received more information. The judge said he was relieved to say the witness would give evidence by The witness had been at the courthouse He had consulted with local senior the witness’ test result was negative. The AV-link, the judge said. on Monday. Ministry of Justice staff. MoH had approved the man’s release from He suppressed the identities of the The incident turned out to be a false As a result of that discussion, and in isolation. witness and the person with whom they alarm ,with the Ministry of Health later his capacity as Executive Judge for the “The risk that initially existed was came into contact with in Hawke’s Bay for advising the suspected case in Hawke’s area, he had directed all court business in averted by the precautionary measures privacy reasons. Bay was likely to have been a false the building to halt so the complex could taken and eliminated by the actual TRIAL STORY, PAGE 4

GISBORNE RUATORIA WAIROA Local News ...... 1-5 Business ...... 10 Classifieds ... 25-26 The Guide ... 19-22 Births & Deaths ...4 Opinion ...... 11 Television ...... 27 Sport ...... 28-32 9 771170 043005 TOMORROW National ...... 6-9 World...... 12-14 Racing ...... 23-24 Weather ...... 31 > 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 Sunshine in a box by Kim Parkinson disrupted by Covid-19, Aurora used digital technology to present leadership modules. AURORA Foundation leadership “The orientation day’s content was taught programme students created special online — a first-ever for Aurora students,” sunshine gift boxes to brighten the lives Mrs Bush said. of children whose families are suffering The Covid-19 pandemic has caused other hardship from the Covid-19 pandemic. repercussions for the leadership programme The young leaders chose SuperGrans in 2020. Tairawhiti to distribute the boxes through “Instead of our usual team fundraising its contacts in the community. effort for a student-selected local cause, we The gift boxes were have refocused the priorities. decorated by the leaders “The leaders came to the and filled with goodies such We were collective decision that raising as cards, games, pens, hand funds in a community hit hard sanitiser and home-made extremely‘ humbled by an economic downturn apricot balls. by the care that was not the best use of their “We were extremely went into creating energies. humbled by the care that “Rather, they decided to ‘give went into creating the the boxes and in-kind’ as their service back boxes and the kind little the kind little to the community.” affirmations written inside,” affirmations written The Aurora Leadership said SuperGrans Tairawhiti Programme for gifted children manager Linda Coulston. inside is provided by the Aurora SuperGrans will give the ’ —SuperGrans Education Foundation and boxes to Social Workers in Tairawhiti manager has several strands, including Schools (SWIS), which will Linda Coulston drama, creative writing, give them out on behalf of the leaders of the land and eco- Aurora group. warriors. The leadership group Thirty-two children from 12 has had five leadership workshops this Gisborne primary schools took part in the year, with the service component being an programme. important part of the programme. “We cater for children with diverse talents “They were encouraged to use their own and passions,” said Mrs Bush. gifts and talents to help others,” says Aurora The overall Aurora programme is Education Foundation executive director supported by 21 schools this year, including Sunny Bush. three primary schools from the Wairoa To ensure the programme was not too district.”

THE JOY OF GIVING: Children from the Aurora Leadership Programme with their hand-decorated gift boxes filled with goodies are Catalina Camero (front) from St Mary’s School, Leyton Hall from Makauri School and Sydney Wills from Central School. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell Digital Explorers go retro to celebrate Te Maro

TONUI Collab has been game who led the workshop. and the objective is to get him development central over the Te Poho-o-Rawiri Marae kaitiaki to a destination. The interactive last month as Year 5 students (guardian) Charlotte Gibson spent elements included streams, from across Tairawhiti worked an afternoon at Tonui Collab mountains or hills, fish and various collaboratively to develop retro talking about Te Maro with the plants such as aloe vera, which Te arcade-style games that celebrate children. Maro was renowned for growing in the life of Te Maro. Te Maro was a prominent leader various gardens across Tairawhiti. The students are part of shot dead by a member of Captain Ms O’Connor said a fundamental Aurora Education Foundation’s Cook’s crew, but Ms Gibson said part of game development was Digital Explorers programme his death should not be the only problem-solving and tamariki were and were selected because thing we remember about him. encouraged to collaborate with of their enthusiasm for digital “He was a kaitiaki, he was a their peers to debug their games. technologies. scientist.” “It was great to see tamariki Over three day-long workshops, She shared details of his crossing the lab to help peers.” they learned how to design and gardens located across Tairawhiti Aurora Education Foundation code games using the freely- and the children drew on this new executive director Sunny Bush available, web-based platform knowledge to develop games that said the group thoroughly enjoyed Microsoft MakeCode Arcade. celebrated his life. the programme and were eager to “In this series, the game “Children used what they come back as a group in 2021 to development is not only coding, had learned to develop complex try something new and build on there is the creative component, game narrative, said Tonui Collab their coding and gaming skills. with the children designing director Shanon O’Connor. “It was a highly successful the characters and objects for Details of Te Maro informed programme to accelerate the the game, and the historical the plot, interactive elements and thinking and learning of our TECH SAVVY: Children chosen for their problem-solving ability and component, with the children gameplay. original and ingenious thinkers.” enthusiasm for digital technology took part in the Aurora Education having to recall what they’d Working mostly in pairs, children Tonui Collab will be sharing Foundation’s Digital Explorers programme at Tonui Collab. Here Leyla learned about Te Maro,” said designed and coded games where these games on its website for the Fawcett and Kylah Loftus from St Mary’s School demonstrate the game they Tonui’s Collab’s Mckay Burgess, Te Maro is the player character wider community to engage with. created based on the story of Te Maro. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell LOOKING AHEAD Get your SPORTS Gisborne Herald • Part 2 in the local derby rugby double — Ngati home-delivered Porou East Coast host Poverty Bay in Ruatoria • It’s down to two . . .Whangara Old Girls face YMP in the premier grade netball inal • Who conquered the fairways and greens of Awapuni Links on day 1 of the Poverty Bay men’s Open?

TOMORROw SATuRdAy 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 • Thursday, September 24, 2020 NEWS 3 Eight vying for Up for the challenge?

by Jack Malcolm could do to encourage people to get active. off” every year since. vacated They drew inspiration from the Swim to “It’s a challenge if you want to make it. We ORGANISERS of the Titirangi Mt Everest Challenge Mahia challenge. wanted to make it doable, but it wasn’t going hope this year’s event will be the biggest yet. They chose a seven-week timeframe to be easy and that adds the extra little bit of seat on Registrations are being taken for the challenge, because it could be completed by doing two discipline.” which starts on Monday, of ascending Titirangi/Kaiti climbs a day five times a week. Anyone interested can register online Hill 68 times — the equivalent of climbing the same The Shivnans have “knocked the bastard through Sport Gisborne Tairawhiti’s website. council height as Mt Everest (8848 metres). There will be a dawn (6.30am) opening starting at Te Poho-o-Rawiri Marae from which participants EIGHT candidates will will ascend the maunga for a karakia (prayer) and to CONQUERED EVEREST . . . contest the Gisborne District watch the sunrise. Council city ward seat MULTIPLE TIMES: The event will run to November 15. Martin Tatare was the top vacated by Amber Dunn who Participants are encouraged to set their own goal, unexpectedly resigned last individual in last year’s Titirangi whether that be 20 climbs or 100. Mt Everest Challenge. He climbed month. Last year, 2377 participants tallied 48,125 ascents, Nominations closed at Titirangi/Kaiti Hill 630 times. The the height of 700 Everest climbs. 2020 edition starts on Monday. midday yesterday and the Just 24 hours after registrations opened this week, eight are — Registrations are being taken. 540 individuals and 78 teams had entered. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell Clive Bibby Sport Gisborne Tairawhiti event and recreation Sydney Clarke adviser Debbie Hutchings said the kaupapa of Athena Emmerson the event was a personal journey, rather than a Peter Jones competition or a race. Frank Murphy “It’s about celebrating being able to do an event Te Aturangi Nepia-Clamp in your own time and in your own backyard, with so Isaac Te Atawhai Hughes many other people from our community.” Nick Tupara While there is an end date to the challenge, Mr Tupara was the highest participants can continue their journey unofficially, polling candidate to miss out however long it takes, to get to the “top of Everest”. on one of the nine city ward QR codes to check in will be at two sites — Te seats at the 2019 election. Poho-o-Rawiri Marae and 70 Endcliffe Road. Mr Clarke is a former Any route up the hill counts but participants are councillor while Mr Bibby is a discouraged from using the port entrance because of former health board member, the volume of logging trucks. who was 12th highest-polling Through the support of the Gisborne District city ward candidate in 2019. Council, a traffic management plan is in place over Mr Murphy is a former the event period to turn Titirangi Drive into a one-way mayoral candidate. system for vehicular traffic. Electors enrolled in the This is the eighth year of the challenge started by city ward will receive voting Sean and Fiona Shivnan in 2013 to raise awareness documents by mail between of and funds for people with bowel cancer in the October 28 and November 3. Tairawhiti region. Fifty people took part that year. The postal vote by-election Sean said the idea came when he and his wife will be held from October 28 were walking up the hill thinking about what they to midday on November 19. The official declaration of the result and public notice will be made on November 21. Housing crisis solution Coast man building ‘rent to buy’ self-contained units by Matai O’Connor and emails to the Prime Minister and know the landscape well. members of Parliament for the region. “In my opinion not a lot has changed,” AN initiative to help ease the region’s But he is still waiting for someone to says Mr McClutchie. housing crisis has been “deafened by help support the initiative that “can put “It comes down to people. People who silence” as it seeks Government or iwi a mother and her baby in a warm whare are often tasked with responsibility support or investment one month since tomorrow”. become complacent in their roles and its inception. “To date we are deafened by the often have their heads buried in the sand. Ngati Porou Whare Moe was set up silence.” “Social needs have always struggled to by Ngati Porou elder Joe McClutchie Mr McClutchie says he asked a number get attention and what is happening here to help whanau in desperate need of of local people “how can you continue in the ‘rent to rent’ space is not new.” accommodation. paying week in and week out for your It involves the building of quality, New cabins?’ ■ RUATOREA local Paora Brooking has helped Zealand Building Code-compliant, self- “Through WINZ (Work and Income) has Mr McClutchie by creating the Facebook page contained units to be sold at cost price been most of the responses.” Ngati Porou Whare Moe on which people are ($17,000 to $23,000) on a rent-to-buy WORKSHOP: The workshop tent set up Over the past months he has built two kept up to date with what is happening with the basis. by Joe McClutchie so that he can build whare moe at his home at Tuparoa Road, kaupapa and building progress. “Built by Ngati Porou in Ngati Porou the whare moe without worrying about Ruatorea, and has started on a “We have had a huge positive response from for Ngati Porou,” says Mr McClutchie, a the weather. Picture by Liam Clayton self-contained third unit. the followers,” said Mr Brooking. retired builder who lives in Ruatorea. He tapped into his pension funds to “A lot of people have been asking about how The 70-year-old is well aware of the agreement basis. start and pay for the build, along with to purchase and rent-to-own the buildings but need for emergency, temporary and “Good on the ‘cabin people’,” says Mr the tools and infrastructure. because there’s no system in place, except for Mr affordable housing, which is why Ngati McClutchie. “They are the only option (for “I had unzipped my mouth so I had to McClutchie building them by himself, it’s a hard Porou Whare Moe was established. some) at the moment.” walk the talk.” deal to explain to them. “This is not a Joe McClutchie Ngati Porou Whare Moe wants to offer In recent weeks, 19 families of around “Where is the support they need to help them enterprise, nor is it about making money. the option of renting to buy over a four- 50 people had gone to his gate in the connect to a whare moe which they could start There is no profit in this initiative.” to-five-year period “not just rent and desperate hope of a solution to their owning tomorrow? It is a new way for people to get their continue renting”. housing needs. “We really need some form of investment from own home if they cannot afford to build “We are waiting to see who will step up It was tough hearing their stories. someone who understands the social need and one. for whanau.” He suggested to them different options wants to help.” “It is here to demonstrate to our people Mr McClutchie says he spoke and of doors to knock on that might be able Ngati Porou Whare Moe has been supported by and agencies what can be done and how wrote to the Te Runanganui o Ngati to provide money for the “rent to buy” others in Tairawhiti, particularly businesses who it can be done locally as one option to Porou, Trust Tairawhiti and government option. have been impressed by the kaupapa and what it help people in urgent need of suitable housing agencies, offering to show them However, he felt those who could really is trying to achieve. and affordable accommodation.” how it could be achieved. help were not stepping up. “We would not be at this stage without the Many people are renting imported He has written to the Associate “I have been in involved in tribal support they have provided,” said Mr McClutchie. cabins on a six-month minimum rental Ministry of Housing, sent messages development and needs for many years. I “Nga mihi nui.” 4 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020

FAMILY NOTICES Deaths

O’CONNELL, Ivan Deaths David. — 15.8.1947 - Honoured with life membership 22.9.2020. Suddenly. MADOC, Much loved and FISHING personality, writer and The game fishing grand slam Marewakiterangi cherished husband of advocate for the sport Alain Jorion comprises a top-class specimen Maria. — the late Lilus. Adored has been awarded life membership of each of the big game fish — the 3.7.1943 - 22.9.2020. and much loved father of Gisborne-Tatapouri Sports billfish slam of black marlin, blue Our beautiful, fun- and father-in-law of Fishing Club. marlin, striped marlin, shortbilled loving, bowls playing Rachel and John, Maree Club president Roger Faber said spearfish and broadbill swordfish, Mama is at rest and and Shaun. Much loved Mr Jorion was deserving of the and adored brother and and the tuna species bluefin, now gardening in honour which was awarded at the yellowfin, bigeye, albacore and Heaven. Wife of the late brother-in-law of Rex and Jane, Wendy and club’s AGM. skipjack. Paul Granville Madoc. Mr Jorion was passionate about All need to be caught under strict Adored and admired Rowan, David (Aust- Mother of Caroline ralia). Cherished and fishing and had made his mark in criteria set out by the New Zealand Samson, Dale, Graham, devoted Granddad to Gisborne. Sport Fishing Council (formerly the Warren, Jeffrey Madoc, Grace, Jemma, Jayden, Mr Faber said he could remember Big Game Fishing Council). Meredith Akuhata- Bailey, Connor and meeting Mr Jorion soon after he Barry Insull of the New Zealand Brown and Rochelle Katierose. Cherished arrived in Gisborne, maybe 30 years Deerstalkers Association presented Takao. Loved Mum- and loved Uncle to ago, when the club was still based Mr Jorion with a trophy to mark the in-law to Geoffrey Shelley, Marcus, Dean, at Tatapouri. achievement of the grand slam. Samson, Carolyn Leaha, Glen, Paul, Mr Jorion had campaigned Mr Jorion started fishing as Madoc, Jason Akuhata- Kent, Ashley, and Clay. and worked hard for years on a youngster on the wharves at Brown and John Takao. Our Dad will lie at behalf of recreational fishers, as Petone, on occasional trips to Loved Nana to her Shaun’s house, 1 a board member of New Zealand France with his French-born many mokopuna. Ropata Street till Saturday. Recreational Fishing, and through parents, and later in Plimmerton. The funeral service regular letters to The Gisborne He has fished just about all the will be held at Evans Herald. waters around the country during VETTE, Andrew Chapel, Ormond Road, He had also written for the NZ his travels as a wool buyer. Derek (Andy). — at 11am on Saturday Fishing News. Mr Jorion also achieved the On 22nd September 26th September, “He has caught a huge amount of grand slam of big game hunting 2020, peacefully at followed by private fish in this area.” which consists of the wild goat, the home. Loved husband cremation. Mr Faber said Mr Jorion equally red deer, fallow deer, Japanese sika of Vanessa. Adored - Evans Funeral enjoyed big game hunting. deer, whitetail deer, chamois goat- father of Saffi, and Services Ltd FDANZ “The number of mounted fish antelope, Himalayan thar, sambar Finn. Loved younger www.evansfuneral.co.nz and game animals he has is deer, wapiti deer, wild boar and the brother of Michelle and amazing.” wallaby. Clayton, and Kirk and Some of the mounted fish can Mr Jorion published Grand Slam Caroline. VETTE, Andrew been seen at the fishing club. Hunting in 1994, the New Zealand The funeral service (Andy). — Adored Mr Jorion has also worked with Grand Slam of Fishing in 2013, has will be held at the Event other son of Joy, and the Ministry for Primary Industries twice won the coveted New Zealand Centre, Gisborne Show- other brother of Peter, grounds at 1pm on Wendy, Andrew, Mark, and the National Rock Lobster Big Game Fishing Council’s Old Friday 25th September, Debbie, and Paul Management Group. Man and the Sea trophy (donated followed by private Reeves, and families. He is believed to be the first by filmmaker Warner Brothers), cremation. Rest in peace Little New Zealander to have captured 2001-2002 was Fisherman of the HOKITIKA MONSTER: Alain Jorion with a 265kg pacific the double “Grand Slam” of game - Evans Funeral Andrew. And all our Year, and was an Eastland region bluefin tuna caught off Hokitika in 2006. The bluefin is now Services Ltd FDANZ love to Ness, Saffi, Finn fishing and big game hunting. Sportsman of the Year finalist. mounted on the wall of the fishing club. Picture supplied www.evansfuneral.co.nz and family. Sparks from rubbish fire Officer cross-examined start blaze A SMALL shed on a property on State Defence argues evidence circumstantial Highway 2 next to Riversun Nursery at Matawhero was destroyed by fire A JURY trial for two people allegedly area. the Waara brothers lived were separately yesterday afternoon. Sparks from a involved in growing a cannabis crop worth Yesterday Ms Thorpe continued her owned by people other than them and rubbish fire were responsible. up to $1 million, resumed yesterday in cross-examination of Det Sgt Beattie, that the property directly behind Patrick Fire and Emergency NZ was called Gisborne District Court after stalling on which was followed by Mr Terekia’s. Waara’s had numerous owners. about the fire at around 1.30pm and Tuesday due to a Covid-19 scare. Ms Thorpe noted there was no direct He confirmed Waara has no previous dispatched two appliances and two water Charles Chas Bennett Waara, 47, evidence putting Chas Waara at any of convictions. tankers. and Pauline Amy Poi, 33, have pleaded the plots. In an opening statement to the jury on “The 4x4 metre lean-to type shed was not guilty to two charges of cultivating She was critical of the officer-in- Monday, Mr Terekia said Poi was neither well alight when we got there, but we cannabis and one of possessing it for sale. charge’s choice of items for fingerprinting. an active participant nor a party to the were able to stop the fire spreading to The charges relate to three large It did not include the notebook, which was alleged offending. She did not possess or a much larger shed alongside it,” said cannabis plots police discovered on clearly used by many people, including cultivate any cannabis. Senior Station Officer Jason Higgins. January 14, 2017, in bush clearings on a possibly Patrick Waara. The Crown was relying on her DNA “We think the smaller shed was used to property near two adjacent ones where Neither had the tunnel house drawings being on a handful of cigarette butts from store rubbish, and the larger shed was a Chas Waara and his brother Pine Patrick been analysed by a handwriting expert. the empty plot and drying area to prove smoko-room and office. Waara, 44, live on Kopuapounamu Road. She focused on each of the items police the possession charge against her but by “The fire was started by sparks from Patrick Waara, a co-accused, previously said were common to Chas Waara’s the end of the trial, the jury would need a rubbish fire on the property, blown pleaded guilty. house and the plots, putting it to Det to consider how much that DNA evidence into the shed by the strong winds,” SSO Chas Waara (represented by counsel Sgt Beattie they were generic farmhouse could tell them. Higgins said. Vicky Thorpe) and Poi (represented by items for which there were reasonable Jurors were being asked to infer she The fire crews were there for about an counsel Manaaki Terekia) insist they had explanations. was involved but needed to remember an hour dampening down the remains of the nothing to do with the offending. Some of the items were found in an inference was not a guess. small shed. The Crown case against them is open shed that anyone could access. Cross-examining Det Sgt Beattie, Mr circumstantial. Items could also have been left by people Terekia had him confirm there was no On day one of the trial, the officer in who lived at the property before Chas direct evidence of Poi being at either of charge of the case Detective Sergeant Waara, Ms Thorpe said. the plots where cannabis was growing. Albatros sails Wayne Beattie told the jury police believe She was critical police made no effort to When Mr Terekia asked him to THE trailing suction hopper dredge all three cannabis plots — one of them investigate any bulk ordering of planter similarly confirm there was no direct Albatros has finished work in the already harvested — and a drying area, bags. At least 900 were used at the plots evidence putting her at the empty plot harbour approaches, turning basin and were part of the same growing venture. — a large number even for a region with or drying area, the detective sergeant dock areas, and has sailed for Lyttelton. It was a sophisticated, commercial much horticulture, Ms Thorpe said. The pointed to the cigarette butts that were The dredge was here for a little over a activity involving 900 carefully tended witness said police resources would be too found. Mr Terekia noted that was only week and finished on Monday night. female plants — too labour-intensive for stretched and in his view there was no circumstantial evidence. “It all went to plan,” a port one person alone. gain to be had from that inquiry. The detective also confirmed Poi spokesperson said. Quad bike tracks connected the plots to He strongly disagreed with Ms Thorpe’s lived at a Te Araroa address — not at “During the operation the Albatros each other and to the Waara properties. contention the venture could have been Kopuapounamu Road — and that her removed approximately 27,500 cubic Tunnel house structures within the plots undertaken by just one person. He residence was not searched. metres of material from the sea floor in were constructed by the same means and pointed to arches of alkathene pipe used He said a camera seized from her utility the harbour channel and port area.” common items were found at each. Some in the tunnel houses, saying it would have vehicle, which was at Chas Waara’s, did of those items could also be linked to each been impossible for one person alone to not contain anything evidential. CORRECTION of the Waara brother’s houses. bend and secure those. He confirmed Poi has no previous A notebook at Chas Waara’s house He said it was unlikely the tracks to convictions. THE wrong date was published in last Friday’s contained drawings replicating the tunnel the plots were used by vehicles other than Counsels also similarly cross-examined paper for Gisborne Alzheimer’s Memory Walk. house designs. quad bikes. The width of the tracks was another police witness who gave evidence The walk has been postponed to November 15, Poi’s DNA was found on cigarette butts consistent with quad bikes. about his involvement in searches of each not November 21. in the empty plot and a nearby drying He confirmed the properties at which of the Waara brothers’ properties. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 NEWS 5 Chance to learn about bees and beekeeping

SPRING is here, the flowers are out and so are the bees so on Saturday Mike Eriksen will talk about bees and bee-keeping at 10.30am at the Tairawhiti Environment Centre in Palmerston Road. After the winter, bees start rebuilding their numbers which by December peak at around 50,000 bees per hive. Mr Eriksen, a hobbyist beekeeper, says while there have been the usual hive losses in this district, mainly from varroa mite, losses can now occur through careless use of insecticides and herbicides as bees forage for nectar and pollen. “Never spray a flowering plant and if you must spray then do it in the evening and only when there is no wind,” he says. “And let’s not forget about our hard-working native bees which are suffering from environmental damage.” HAPPY TO HELP: Matawai couple Neville and Anne Tohill have already helped coordinate the delivery of more than 60 trailer- Because they pollinate 70 percent loads of firewood to those in need in their community. Picture by The Black Balloon of the world’s plants, bees are vital for food production. “More than two-thirds of the food we eat is thanks to bees.” The discovery of manuka honey’s unique properties has sparked a Community spirit at Matawai significant increase in the number of registered hives in New Zealand, says MATAWAI is the first community to make face masks. there were more initiatives like this happening.” Mr Eriksen. the most of the free firewood coming out of They’re a couple who are always on hand to Anne, who moved to the township in 1988, In 2010, New Zealand had 376,672 the Tairawhiti Economic Support Package help whoever needs it. helps Age Concern and Hospice Tairawhiti by hives on its books. By March this year Redeployment Programme’s hazardous tree “Neville has always been like that,” Anne making slippers for the elderly, from possum almost a million hives were registered project. said. skins, and knits for others who need some in New Zealand, more than two-and-a- Arborist crews across the district have been “He does everything for everyone else. He is warmth. half times the number 10 years ago. clearing dangerous trees from local roads and just lovely.” “Covid may be a bad thing but it has brought “All hives should be registered with salvaging all that would be good for firewood The couple say their heart broke when they with it some good,” she said. MPI (Ministry for Primary Industries). and stockpiled it at depots across the region. saw a couple of solo mums “dump diving” for The removal of hazardous trees project This helps stop the spread of bee Here more redeployed workers have cut and old posts to heat their homes. is one of five that are part of the $23.755m diseases,” says Mr Eriksen. split the wood into manageable and useful “You can’t have that,” Neville said. Tairawhiti Redeployment Programme and will While the dramatic increase sizes. “People don’t like to say they need help do see the elimination of up to 2000 hazardous is a good thing it has led to an Not-for-profit groups and organisations have they?” trees on 93 roads across the district, creating a overproduction of non-manuka honey stepped in to help distribute the firewood to Neville first came to Matawai in 1972 and safer environment for all. The project will cost which is much harder to export. those throughout the rohe who need it most, returned to make it his home. $5.3m and redeploy 75 workers. “This surplus has not been good for with deliveries set to roll out over the next Back then he made the trek from Torbay in The wood would normally be put through a honey producers but means there is a couple of months. Auckland to help a mate who was a bit down. chipper but Gisborne District Council thought lot of good quality honey available at Long-standing volunteer fireman Neville “His wife said to me to go and get him out of it would be a great way to keep the community very reasonable prices. Use honey and Tohill and his wife Anne have been taking care the doldrums,” Neville said. warm next winter. The delivery of firewood from cut down on sugar. of the community at Matawai and have already “He had gone two weeks without shooting a other sites around the region will be rolled out “The health benefits of all types of coordinated the delivery of 60 trailer-loads of deer. I drove all night to get here and we went over September and October. honey have been proved by research firewood. straight out for a hunt, getting three right away. The wood, a mixture of pine, willow and over the years.” It’s a team effort with other like-minded I ended up staying a week.” poplar, is wet and green and not suitable for community people. It didn’t take long for him to move there burning this winter. The Tohills are well connected with all who permanently. For a decade he was the fire chief, The Redeployment Programme is funded ■ Mike Eriksen will hold a talk on bees and live nearby, partly thanks to their connection only stepping back a year or so ago. through the Ministry of Business, Innovation bee-keeping on Saturday (September 26) with the school. Neville drives the bus and “It is a special community here,” he said. and Employment, administered by the 10.30am at the Environment Centre at 386 Anne goes in once a week to teach the “If they find out something is going on, they Provincial Development Unit and managed by Palmerston Road. To register phone 867 4708. youngsters to sew — right now they’re making are only too happy to step in and help. If only Gisborne District Council.

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P. 867 1885 34186-02 6 NATIONAL NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 New virus cases ‘sat ‘Managed isolation likely near infected man on domestic flight’ AUCKLAND — The latest three source of Akld outbreak’ community cases of Covid-19 sat near a man already known to have had the virus when they all travelled on a charter AUCKLAND — A leading This might mean taking more flight from Christchurch to Auckland. New Zealand scientist says it is than one swab type, he said. The cases were not connected to the most likely that the Auckland Genomic technologies needed main Auckland outbreak but to a man Covid-19 outbreak came from to also be adapted to deal with who was found to have had Covid after managed isolation. highly-degraded samples, such leaving managed isolation. Mike Bunce, a geneticist as the ones seen in managed That man flew home to Auckland and top scientist at the isolation, he said. from Christchurch on September 11 and Environmental Protection “I think we can say with tested positive five days later — after Authority, is the author of a new 100 percent certainty that this two previous negative tests on day three report on the role of genomics in second wave has come across and day 12. responding to Covid-19. the border, (but) it’s still an The Minister of Health, Chris Hipkins, Genome sequencing enables outstanding question as to told Checkpoint the man’s two family health experts to better whether it has come through members had since tested positive, understand if and how cases are people or through goods.” along with the three cases announced linked. Genomic surveillance, when yesterday — who were a different family. Professor Bunce says during integrated with contact tracing, They arrived from Delhi on the same the first wave of the pandemic, can provide a better surveillance flight as the infected man and were also genome sequencing was not a net to understand transmission sitting in the same two or three rows on priority and only half of positive chains, he said. the chartered flight from Christchurch test samples from managed- “Using these genomic to Auckland. “The thing that we’ve got quarantine facilities were technologies, trying to to get to the bottom of . . . is where sequenced. most likely source. “We should be doing understand who might have the point of infection was. Somebody Therefore, it was not possible Professor Bunce told Morning everything possible to get a given it to who and take potentially came to leave managed to rule managed quarantine Report we should be doing genomic sequence from every unknown samples where we isolation or quarantine still positive for in or out as the source of the everything we can to close gaps single managed-isolation and don’t have links to people and Covid-19,” Hipkins said. — RNZ outbreak, but it seemed the in genomic surveillance. quarantine sample.” draw those lines. — RNZ Reported NCEA credits drop 20pct amid Covid-19 disruption by John Gerritsen, RNZ “It will be interesting to see the final disruption, the school’s Year 13s were tallies and how much lower they are. only slightly behind last year’s rate of AUCKLAND — The pandemic has The fact there’s been the extension achievement, while other students had caused a 20-percent slump in the of when the exams take place, I know recorded about the same number of number of NCEA credits that schools there’s going to be a little bit more time credits as last year. have reported to the New Zealand at the other end for some catch-ups as “What we found, particularly Qualifications Authority (NZQA). well. So, what I’m hearing is that there coming out of the first lockdown, is The authority said schools will probably be a greater amount of that students were really engaged were cancelling or deferring some later credits going in,” he said. when they came back to school. They assessments and principals told RNZ Mr Morris said schools were had really missed the time away from they hoped their students would catch focusing on students who planned to school and just wanted to get stuck up before the end of the year. leave school at the end of the year, in,” he said. NZQA deputy chief executive, because returning students could Mr Webb said students had been Kristine Kilkelly, said it had expected a catch up next year if necessary. a bit slower to return to classes drop in reported results. “One of the benefits of NCEA is following Auckland’s Level 3 lockdown, “The reduction in reporting appears that even if students aren’t able to but they were showing that same to be mainly due to schools reducing achieve it at the end of one year, they motivation now to knuckle down and and deferring their assessment can always pick up the credits in the do their best. programmes to later in the year in following year. I think a lot of schools He said the decline in results teachers, they were just about to do all required for achieving their NCEA response to the disruptions from have been really focusing on enabling reported to NZQA might reflect a delay their catch-ups from the first lockdown standards. Covid-19, (and that is) in line with the the students who are leavers — those in reporting from schools rather than and then we headed into the second “It was definitely a move towards advice provided to schools in May and who are possibly leaving at the end of an actual decline in achievement. lockdown,” she said. the idea of gathering evidence of June,” she said. level two, but in particular level three He said his students’ results were “But what we’ve actually found now learning, rather than the traditional “We expect the number of results — by making sure that within this year even better once learning recognition is that, with a real sense of flexibility assessment events or tasks,” she said. reported to increase over the next two they will have the credits they need for credits were added. being encouraged, we’re back to where “It’s actually encouraged our staff to months as assessment is completed UE and level three as well.” The principal of Auckland’s Albany we would be about this time of year approach NCEA in exactly the creative prior to examinations.” Students lost five-and-a-half weeks Senior High School, Claire Amos, said already. So in a sense we’ve caught ways that we should have been doing The chairperson of the PPTA’s of classroom time to the national her students had largely caught up up.” all along.” Principals Council, James Morris, said lockdown, and students in Auckland after being behind. “When we came Ms Amos said the NZQA had Ms Amos said with the addition 20 percent was in line with what he lost a further two-and-a-half weeks in out of the second lockdown, it did encouraged schools to be more of learning-recognition credits, the had been hearing from other principals the city’s Alert Level 3 lockdown. look a little bit dire. It looked like we creative about how they gathered school’s students could actually end and he expected that figure would The principal of Mangere College in were really, really behind because I evidence that students had up achieving more credits than in reduce by the end of the year. 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34040-02 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 NATIONAL NEWS 7 NZSIS left a girl to be sexually abused: ex-spy by Guyon Espiner, RNZ

WELLINGTON — The New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS or just the ‘SIS’) knew a young woman was being sexually abused by her father, service member, in carrying out but failed to lodge a complaint their covert duties, came across with the police, effectively criminal activity of that nature, allowing the abuse to continue my strong expectation is that it for years, a former agent says. would be a matter that would be The ex-SIS spy said he was reported to the police.” involved in a covert operation in Little said he was expecting a the late 1980s and early 1990s, report on the issue soon from the which involved entering a home Inspector-General. where evidence of the abuse was He had spoken to Ms found. Kitteridge about the issue after He took numerous ‘EXTRAORDINARILY the intelligence agency briefed photographs showing sexual DISAPPOINTED’: SIS Minister him about RNZ’s reporting and abuse was occurring. Andrew Little said the incident investigation into the SIS. The former agent said he had been a ‘serious breach of “The way it was characterised was rebuffed when he told his moral duty’. to me was that it was conduct supervisor at the time that the RNZ picture by Dom Thomas that should have been referred SIS should involve the police. to the police.” It was the mid-1990s before publication of the podcasts” and The former agent does the police talked to the victim WROTE LETTER TO THE EX-SPY: SIS boss Rebecca Kitteridge only knew about the stories not reveal the name of the and it was not until years later wrote to the former agent to warn him of the consequences of when they were released. abuser — the man the SIS was that the man was convicted releasing classified information. RNZ picture by Diego Opatowski He said he could only assume investigating — in his letter. for sex crimes, including rape, then that Ms Kitteridge’s letter It is unclear why the SIS was against his daughter. threatened him when he tried to the Inspector-General, the SIS related to his complaint to the targeting the man and breaking The former agent said that speak out about the issue this wrote to him warning him about Inspector-General. into his home, and also it was ever since then, he had been year. the consequences of releasing He said he was “surprised and unclear as to why the spy agency “deeply troubled by the failure He wrote to RNZ, saying classified information. deeply offended” by the letter did not lodge a complaint with of the SIS to protect the young that after listening to its spy In a letter to the former and would not be shut down. the police if they knew the woman”. podcast, The Service, in June, agent, which has been viewed “I interpret your letter to be man was sexually abusing his SIS Minister Andrew Little he felt concerned about the by RNZ, SIS boss Rebecca intimidatory and threatening in daughter. said he was “extraordinarily “legality and morality” of some Kitteridge said following “recent nature — designed to encourage Little said it was his “very disappointed that the moral tasks he had performed for media commentary” about SIS me to withdraw my complaint to strong expectation” that the SIS framework under which the intelligence agency (he activities between the 1950s and the Inspector-General”, he wrote. would go to the police if they various people would have been had completed more than 1000 the 1990s she was writing to a However, in a written response saw offending of this nature operating at the covert operations “range of people” who had access to questions from RNZ, Ms today. time meant they for the police and to classified information. Kitteridge said when she first “If service members come didn’t refer it to The former agent SIS). She said the obligation to became aware of the sexual across serious criminal the police”. said that ever since The former spy, protect classified information abuse case in July, she took offending, and that it is ongoing, “It’s certainly then, he had been who worked in was life-long and failure to do so immediate action, notifying they have an obligation to notify a serious breach a covert role for could have “serious implications” the Inspector-General and the police and every process is in of a moral duty. ‘deeply troubled by the SIS between for the New Zealand commissioning two reviews. place to allow them to do that.” If anybody was the failure of the SIS 1986 and 1992, Government. “Regardless of the passage Ms Kitteridge said under aware that there to protect the young wrote that one of “We take any failure to of time, the serious nature of the Intelligence and Security was an ongoing, those operations comply with undertakings to the allegation concerned me. Act 2017 the SIS now had the serious criminal woman’. “involved very protect classified information As soon as I became aware of ability to share information and offence taking serious ethical and very seriously. This includes the allegation, I ensured that a intelligence with other agencies, place, that ought moral issues, and consideration of referral to New thorough review was undertaken such as the police. to have been a failure of the Zealand police for investigation by the NZSIS.” RNZ asked Little whether any referred to the Service to ensure of any criminal wrongdoing.” She had also commissioned material it was reporting would police.” the protection and safety of a The former agent wrote a review of current SIS policies prejudice national security and Little said the SIS had young woman”. back to her saying he assumed “to ensure they are effective and he said it would not. changed its culture, oversight He called on the Inspector- “recent media commentary” was give sufficient clarity to staff”. “I can’t see anything that and information-sharing General of Intelligence and a reference to the RNZ podcast Little said he did not know the you’ve said to me is in breach of protocols with police since then. Security to use his powers as The Service and accompanying details of the offending but said national security. But the former SIS agent, who an independent watchdog to news stories published in June. that the SIS would handle it “I can’t think that anything cannot be identified for legal investigate. He said he “had nothing to differently today. I’ve said would compromise reasons, believed the spy agency After the former agent went15 to do with the preparation or “My expectation is . . . if a national security.”

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TRAFFIC CONGESTION: Traffic crawling over the Auckland Harbour Bridge earlier this week. NZ Herald picture

OPEN DAY ‘Horrific’ delays Harbour Bridge remains ‘vulnerable’ warns NZTA AUCKLAND — Transport bosses have decision on the preferred option for a second apologised for Auckland’s “horrific” traffic delays harbour crossing. However, it was likely to be a and warned that the harbour bridge remains tunnel. “vulnerable” despite overnight repairs. Auckland motorists have endured a painful Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency general week of gruelling traffic jams stretching from the manager transport services Brett Gliddon told south of the city to the north and west. reporters yesterday that repair teams were still However, perfect Auckland weather on Tuesday working on a permanent repair solution. In the night helped work teams temporarily replace the meantime the bridge remained in a “vulnerable strut with a section of freshly fabricated steel. state”. Specialist bridge engineers and fabricators Heavy vehicles are still being urged to avoid assessed the damage, designed the new strut, the bridge and to use the Western Ring Route calculated and planned the repair as well as instead. manufactured the strut itself. Gliddon thanked Aucklanders for their patience Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency said: “We during the “horrific” delays. had perfect weather conditions on the harbour The repair team was sourcing the steel and bridge overnight and so progress was much working on the design, which would then have faster than we had hoped. to be peer-reviewed by other experts. This would “There was very little wind, good temperatures take a few weeks to complete and be installed. and visibility — which meant the team were able Gliddon also thanked all members of his team to get the new section installed and carry out the for working flat out to try to get traffic moving testing all in one night.” again over the bridge. He was very relieved The fix meant three lanes were being opened when temporary repairs allowed transport teams to traffic coming from either side of the bridge to open two more lanes over the bridge this from early Wednesday morning. Sunday morning. Teams would monitor the performance NZTA said although that was hugely positive of the bridge every day. for the public, it was important to note that the “Because if we have any concern, we will 100 bridge is still “compromised”, so loads on it will percent shut it down again,” Gliddon said need to be managed carefully. 27 September NZTA did not yet know how much the repairs “This will remain until the permanent solution would cost, the overnight repair was all about is in place and the bridge can support its full speed and safety. A permanent fix was much weight capacity again.” 1.00pm - 4.00pm more complex, Gliddon said. Teams wanted to make sure that any fix Testing carried out using heavy vehicles Take this opportunity to view matched well with the other parts of the bridge and didn’t put any extra strain on other parts of The crew involved in the overnight work our lifestyle village. the structure. Then it would need to be double carried out real-life tests to ensure the bridge was and triple peer reviewed by other experts, Gliddon performing the necessary design specifications said. and requirements, NZTA said. The time taken in completing the repairs Heavy vehicles were brought in for that testing. We invite you to join our well was all about the calculations and equations of However, no overweight vehicles are allowed making sure the fix worked as expected. across the bridge at the moment -— and they are established friendly community. Gliddon said he thought Aucklanders would being asked to stay away until the permanent have been relieved to see two more lanes opened fixture is installed. • Access the extensive range of facilities this morning after the temporary repairs. The bulk of the permanent solution involved This meant the run into work was a lot the calculation and peer review of the new • Enjoy peace of mind security smoother than the past few days, he said. permanent strut in relation to how it will affect the Design consultants Beca would design the performance of the whole bridge. • Free standing two and three bedroom villas permanent repair of the bridge. “This includes careful calculations on how to in park like landscaped grounds Gliddon said NZTA had not made a final re-balance its load-bearing function.” — NZ Herald • Rest Home and Hospital level care available LYPO-SPHERIC VITAMIN C The Vitamin C that the world is talking about 1 FOR $54.95 Contact… 2 FOR $99.00 Graham Wake “Every human needs optimal Freephone: 0800 277 000 Vitamin C every day. This is a spectacular product”. Phone: 06 868 3902 Thomas Levy MD JD – Author of 3 Email: [email protected] bestselling books on Vitamin C. 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TE AWAMUTU — A tenant who stubbed out cigarettes on their bathroom calls for leaders basin and left their Te Awamutu rental UNCLEAN with one of the worst flea infestations TENANTS: The to step down their landlord had ever seen has been landlord was ordered to pay up. told the tenant’s The Tenancy Tribunal ordered Roxanne dogs spent GREYMOUTH — A former Bayliss to pay her former landlord, Robert “considerable Gloriavale member is taking legal Van Kalken, one of two trustees for the time” in the action against the community, calling Van Kalken Family Trust, nearly $2000 in house, leading to for its leaders to step down. damages and reimbursement for cleaning. an uncontrolled John Ready filed civil proceedings Van Kalken took Bayliss to the tribunal flea infestation. in the High Court at Greymouth seeking reparations for the more than Picture supplied yesterday, seeking the removal 19 hours he spent cleaning the trashed of the trustees for poor conduct, rental after she left. The tenant did not mismanagement and dereliction of attend the tribunal hearing. duty. The tribunal saw six photos of the Gloriavale Leavers’ Support Trust rental’s bathroom, showing cigarette manager, Liz Gregory, said former burn marks on the rim and inside the experienced as a landlord”. used the facilities inside the house.” members all had similar stories bowl of the basin, and hair that had been The infestation was only contained The extra people staying at the house, about abuse, illegal activities and removed from the plughole. after the house and garage were flea coupled with the tenant failing to use manipulation within the community. Van Kalken also claimed Bayliss left bombed twice. the extractor fan in the bathroom and “Government agencies know about gunge, slime, food and beverage marks on “Mr Van Kalken states that he was not properly ventilating the room only it but, for some reason, no one agency carpets in every room of the house except told by members of the tenant’s family exacerbated the rental’s mould issue, Van has been prepared to put their hand the hallway. that during the tenancy the dogs spent Kalken said. up and say ‘we are going to deal with The tenant said the marks were due a considerable amount of time inside the “The landlord states that the ceiling this’, so John has decided to go down to a children’s toy, but the stains were house,” the tribunal heard. in the bathroom and the laundry were the legal route, and we fully support only removed when the carpet was The landlord also claimed that Bayliss so badly affected by mould that after him.” professionally cleaned, after two to three illegally sublet the rental’s garage to cleaning the landlord had to repaint the Mr Ready wanted to see change hours of additional scrubbing. another family, putting extra strain on ceilings and walls,” the tribunal heard. at Gloriavale, and was doing this Van Kalken told the tribunal that when the home’s facilities. In a recently released decision, Bayliss on behalf of friends and family who he entered the house in early March “Mr Van Kalken states that at any was ordered to pay a total of $1906.40, had left and for those that remained this year after Bayliss had left, he found one time eight people may have lived at made up of compensation for cleaning, inside, she said. what he described as “one of the worst the property — the maximum under the repairs and unpaid water bills. The cost associated with this would infestations of fleas that he has ever agreement was four people — and that all — NZ Herald be large. “Gloriavale have a large treasure chest of resources, which they will dig deep into in order to cover and protect themselves,” Ms Gregory said. “This was not a decision that John DHBs not providing PPE in lower alert levels: GPs took lightly — he has been thinking about it for a long time, but he came AUCKLAND — Some family the research. “When alert levels go Goodyear-Smith said DHBs Bloomfield said his team would to the decision that there really isn’t doctors are upset about what they down some DHBs are saying that provide hospitals and GPs with work with the College of GPs and any other option.” say is an inadequate supply of they are not going to provide it PPE in higher alert levels, but she other GP organisations to try to Ms Gregory said she had dealt with vital personal protective equipment (PPE) anymore. I think understood that under Alert Level 1 find out where it was happening. a lot of Gloriavale leavers, helping (PPE). . . . there’s not a problem with the that was not the case. “If there are issues we’ll address them to resettle into the wider A recent survey by Auckland supply, there’s a problem with the “The DHBs are saying they are them.” community and trying to help them University researchers found that funding of it.” no longer going to fund this and PPE was not being rationed and find a sense of normality after leaving 37 percent of general practices She told Morning Report some that practices will have to fund it there was plenty of supply and the closed community. were experiencing challenges in practices were still struggling themselves.” stock coming in, he told Morning “They have some stories that would getting PPE. There were concerns financially. The survey could not identify Report. make your hair curl and they don’t that some district health boards “The lockdown period was which DHBs were refusing PPE GPs were provided PPE for the even realise how shocking the things were halting supplies of PPE extremely difficult on practices and supply but she said Auckland DHB purpose of taking Covid-19 swabs that they’re telling us about are.” to GPs as Covid-19 alert levels to actually then have to pay for — in Alert Level 2.5 — was still but needed to purchase the gear Gloriavale was approached by RNZ reduced. PPE as well is considered beyond providing practices with equipment. themselves for routine work, he but did not want to comment. Dr Felicity Goodyear-Smith led the pale for many of them.” Director-General of Health Dr said. — RNZ — RNZ Prospective Maori students question if uni is a safe place WAIKATO — The fear and “In some cases that have racism. intimidation Waikato University been reported back to us, we “A review would point out professors have experienced have prospective students that RACISM exactly what racism looks like when calling out racism has are now reconsidering which CONCERNS: and how it behaves inside of a been putting prospective universities they want to go Maori Tertiary university, and it’s only once you students off from going to to because of all the fear and Students’ know what you’re dealing with, university, the Maori Tertiary intimidation that has come to Association, is that you can then address it.” Student’s Association has said. light that our rangatira are the latest group The minister wasn’t Te Mana Akonga, the Maori experiencing.” to send an available for comment but Tertiary Students’ Association, She said a review would open letter to said in a statement, he would are the latest group to send an create a better system, one that the Minister of be responding to both letters open letter to the Minister of met the Treaty of Waitangi and Education Chris “shortly”. Education Chris Hipkins calling which would restore Maori faith Hipkins calling Hipkins said reports of for a nationwide review into in tertiary institutions that had for a nationwide systemic or structural racism racism at all universities. been shaken. review into racism were taken “very seriously” and An open letter was also sent “They are starting to question at all universities. the government was committed to Hipkins on 14 September whether or not tertiary File picture to strengthening Maori-Crown calling for a national review to education is a safe space for relationships. commence urgently, signed by them and that’s one of our He said the government would 36 Maori professors across the driving points for why we think consider the findings of the country. there needs to be a nationwide acknowledgement from Hipkins’ in the universities, where it’s Waikato University independent Te Mana Akonga tumuaki review. office that their letter has been really bad, but also across the review into specific claims takirua Mamaeroa Merito said “It’s already hard enough to received, but no response from country, so it will benefit them to of structural racism at the it’s been a difficult time for be a Maori student in tertiary him. take it seriously.” university. tauira (students). education, and that’s reflected in Professor of Maori Studies “I think it’s a matter that has Meanwhile, a letter was sent “It has actually been quite our outcomes, but now the fact of at University of Auckland, to be addressed in this country, to the University of Waikato a jarring experience for our the matter is that it’s impacting Margaret Mutu, was one of the and to hide behind whatever, calling for them tackle racism in tauira to see our rangatira really potential Maori students and 36 professors who called for a including that it is election time, their institution. struggling and feeling the need that’s where we feel the need to review over a week ago. is just not good enough.” That was signed by over to speak out on these issues, but call our Minister to intervene, She said they’d also only Mutu said universities were 6800 professors, students and not only that, also then feeling to review so that we can create received an acknowledgement, “burying their head in the graduates from New Zealand fear and intimidation when they a better system and a better and was disappointed at the sand”, and until a review was and across the globe, with 43 have done so and that obviously sector.” slow response. undertaken, the institutions percent of the signatories from impacts on our tauira negatively. Merito said they’ve had an “This is a major issue, not only wouldn’t know the true extent of overseas. — RNZ 10 BUSINESS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 RBNZ keeps Hospitality sector braces the OCR at for end of wage subsidy 0.25 percent by Gyles Beckford, RNZ by Harry Lock, RNZ discussions with members. They are really just in survival mode. WELLINGTON — The Reserve AUCKLAND — Uncertainty, “That industry employs Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has job losses and business closures over 130,000 workers, so it’s a left its benchmark interest rate are being anticipated for significant number of workers unchanged at a record low of 0.25 restaurants, bars and cafes, that we’re concerned for.” percent, and signalled it is ready to with the wage-subsidy scheme The Minister of Finance, take further action, probably before winding down. Grant Robertson, said the the end of the year, as it awaits an More than 400,000 jobs Government had supported the expected rise in unemployment and were being supported by the hospitality sector. business closures. Government’s support scheme “Businesses in the In its six-weekly rate review, the at the beginning of July. accommodation and food RBNZ monetary committee (MPC) Now, a month and a half services industry received just said the $100 billion Government on, that figure has nearly over $1 billion from the initial bond-buying programme, known as halved, and for one of the most wage subsidy, which ran for quantitative easing, would continue. vulnerable sectors — hospitality 12 weeks, covering 164,000 “This action is necessary to — there are questions over what jobs — that’s 93 percent of the further lower household- and is going to happen next. industry’s jobs. business-borrowing rates in order One hospitality operator, “There has also been support to achieve the committee’s inflation Richard Bagnall, said the through the Small Business and employment remit,” the MPC impact of the second Auckland Cashflow Loan Scheme, tax said in a statement. lockdown had been particularly changes and business advice The committee said the economy devastating. support,” he said. was continuing to suffer from the “We are reduced on a Friday Infometrics senior economist, effects of the lockdowns and the and Saturday night, when we the scheme compared with any there necessarily being a clear Brad Olsen, said further out uncertain outlook at home and would normally have between other sector. exit strategy — or a clear way in the suburbs, Auckland abroad. 450 and 500 customers. It was 69,000 jobs in total, that those businesses are able businesses were likely doing “The level of economic activity “That also represents between representing 48 percent of the to survive. OK, but in the CBD, things were remains significantly below that 60 percent of our turnover entire sector. “I don’t think any amount still tough. experienced prior to the Covid-19 for the week. So that’s gone, The subsidy is now being of Government money is “We’re hopefully going to see economic disruption. The ongoing and we’re operating under 40 slowly closed down — the necessarily going to change that spending activity we saw virus-led activity restrictions — percent and we’ve got a high number of jobs being supported those outcomes.” after the first lockdown, but I most notably in Auckland — have wage cost to operate at Alert by the scheme are down about General Manager for the don’t think we are going to see also continued to dampen economic Level 2.” 50 percent since the beginning Restaurant Association, Nicola that post-lockdown surge we activity, and business and consumer He is the co-owner of of August. Waldren, said it was not had the first time around.” confidence. Longroom & Longshot — a Over that same period, the necessarily another subsidy Olsen told Morning Report “In line with the weak underlying Ponsonby-based bar and grill. number of people receiving the they wanted. the housing market was still international and domestic The business has used every Jobseekers Support benefit rose They were calling for a seeing an uptick in buyers. economic conditions, the committee dollar available from the wage by more than 8000. hospitality-targeted support “Those interest rates don’t expects a rise in unemployment and subsidy, starting with the Similarly, just under 11,000 package, and have been giving look like they are going an increase in firm closures.” initial 12-week instalment, people applied for the Covid-19 their own suggestions: anywhere but down any time The RBNZ has committed to keep then the eight-week extension Income Relief Payment, which soon.” the cash rate at its current level at and ending with the two-week is the 12-week-long Government ■ A “Dine Out to Help Out” The rental market, however, least until March next year, but most resurgence. handout for anyone who has scheme, similar to that in the was showing signs of softening. economic commentators expected Despite Auckland remaining recently lost their job. UK, where the Government Olsen said that was it would take the rate below zero at Level 2 and the reduced Forecaster at Infometrics, pitches in 50 percent of the encouraging for renters, but to put further pressure on interest income that would mean for Gareth Kiernan, said it was customer’s cost for a meal that things would likely still be rates. The RBNZ has also signalled him, he would not be able to sectors like hospitality which, so ■ The removal of GST on fruit tough for many of them at the other possible measures, such as access any more of the wage far, have had to bear the brunt and vegetables moment. targeted loans called funding for subsidy. of the pandemic. ■ Commercial-lease Olsen also said it would not lending (FLP), and buying foreign While his business should be Going forward, he said it was assistance. be wise to rely on the housing assets. OK, he said, he was concerned not looking easier. market to help the economy “The committee maintains its about others in similar “In terms of the broader So far, not much has bounce back. view that a package of a FLP and positions. economic downturn or recession, been forthcoming from the “I don’t think we should a lower or negative OCR could “I don’t think a lot of and the job losses flowing Government. ever try to rely on the housing provide an effective way to deliver businesses will be able to through into other industries, it “We did meet with Treasury market to get us through. I additional monetary stimulus.” survive without some form of does take time. a couple of weeks ago, and have don’t think we can rely on that The FLP would see the RBNZ lend support — either by another “So initially, the tourism, been able to put forward our as an economic strategy.” money to retail banks at the lowest wage subsidy scheme or in some hospitality and some of the proposals to them. So there He said New Zealand could rates on condition it was then lent form of legislation that says to retail areas, I’d expect to be are ongoing discussions, but not afford to become complacent to businesses. landlords, ‘we would like you under the most pressure.” up until now, the Government again. The minutes of the MPC pointed to take a fair and reasonable Whether another round of hasn’t really come to the party “That would absolutely ruin to differences on how strong the approach to your tenant’.” wage subsidy was the solution, with assistance for our sector.” us from an economic and a housing market would be, with Data from the Ministry of however, he said he was not Waldren said with no more social and health point of view. some members thinking the current Social Development shows in sure. subsidy available, action was We did this once before where strength, if maintained, would late-July — during the peak “It’s always a fine line, and if now vital. we got into lower alert levels, bolster spending and construction, of the subsidy extension—- the Government keeps pumping “A lot of businesses are really we thought we had got rid while others thought growing accommodation and food money into those areas, it does concerned for their future, of Covid and then we had a unemployment and low population services had the highest number risk just propping up businesses that’s the message coming resurgence. We cannot afford to growth would constrain price rises. of jobs being propped up by for longer and longer, without through very strongly from our do that again”.

States, had an upgrade from several brokers and Kathmandu reported a near 86 percent fall in SHAREMARKET YESTERDAY rose 45c, or 5.81 percent, to $8.20, after reaching net profit of $8.14m — from $57.63m, because of a high of $9.40 on July 2. the Covid-19 disruption and its store closures WELLINGTON — The Reserve Bank of New The RBNZ kept the official cash rate Other movers were Auckland International during lockdown. Zealand provided the NZ sharemarket with unchanged at 0.25 percent, and was continuing Airport, up $20c, or 2.88 percent, to $7.14; It had an $18m one-off transaction cost and a pick-me-up after it confirmed that it would its quantitative easing or bond-buying Briscoe, increasing 9c, or 2.30, to $4.00; Port $4.6m in restructuring costs. continue to spur the economic recovery from programme with another $100 billion of of Tauranga, gaining 13c to $7.40; and Turners Kathmandu’s revenue for the 12 months the Covid-19 crisis. Government and Inflation-Indexed and Local Automotive Group, up 15c, or 6.38 percent, to ending July grew 48.7 percent to $801.5m, with The S&P/NZX 50 Index found a new gear Government Funding Agency Bonds by June $2.50. nine months of trading from Rip Curl. after the latest central bank monetary policy 2022. The bank was aiming to inject money into Sullivan said the car market was a little bit It is not paying a final dividend. report, climbing 95.40 points or 0.82 percent the economy and to lower borrowing costs to uncertain during the lockdown, but Turners said Overnight, Wall Street also had a pick-me-up. to 11,704.62 after reaching an intraday low of households and businesses. the outlook was now better than expected. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 11,609.22. Trading was solid, with 59.75 million The NZ dollar had also fallen before the RBNZ It was also paying one of the market’s highest 0.52 percent to 27,288.18, the S&P 500 Index shares worth $228.69 million changing hands, announcement but perked up again — rising full-year dividends at 17c a share, fully imputed, gained 1.05 percent to 3315.57, and the Nasdaq and there were 65 gainers and 64 decliners over from 65.96c against the US dollar to 66.13c and producing an eight percent yield. Composite increased 1.71 percent to 10,963.64. the whole market. reaching a high during the day of 66.49c. Network operator Chorus lost further ground, Across the Tasman, it was a strong day on the Jeremy Sullivan, investment adviser with The market heavyweights got back on track, falling 8c to $8.58, and Synlait Milk was down Australian stock exchange, with the S&P/ASX Hamilton Hindin Greene, said the market had with Fisher & Paykel Healthcare gaining 18c 16c, or 2.64 percent, to $5.89. 200 Index climbing 130.5 points or 2.26 percent been sold off before the RBNZ announcement to $32.60 on trade worth $46m, and a2 Milk Outdoor clothing and equipment retailer to 5914.6 at 5.45pm. and that he did think it had “added some climbing 61c, or 3.46 percent, to $18.26 on trade Kathmandu, which took over Rip Curl, The markets have suddenly got bullish again confidence to the trading. The bank is prepared worth $12.3m. disappointed with its full-year result and its . . . but for how long in this uncertain Covid-19 to add support to the economy and the market Pushpay Holdings, which organises online share price, which was down 7c or, 5.47 percent, world? recovered after that”. payments for churches, mainly in the United to $1.21. — The New Zealand Herald The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 OPINION 11 EDITORIAL Path set, do you consent? Cycling has to be safe Concerns surrounding Agenda 21 life. Collectivism is said to improve Research in 2018 by the knowing they would be safe. were documented in The Gisborne External funding a the plight of the poor, yet all it Universities of Otago and A dedicated pathway along Herald by John Stroup nine years seems to do is make everyone poor Victoria of Wellington showed Aberdeen Road would not be ago. I have taken extracts from both and not increase anyone’s quality that investing in cycle lanes safe. The road is too narrow. huge GDC tailwind of John’s articles that are most of life. and walkways encourages So I do not support the relevant to our present situation and The latest chief executive’s “The UN has an agenda. This people to drive less and cuts views of councillor Robinson. ask, is this what you want? report for today’s council meeting agenda is intended to inexorably carbon emissions. Spending money on a business “Sustainable development, move society towards the end They must also be safe, in case is a necessary step to illustrates just how much external means a shift requiring vast goal of ruling over a less educated my view. Cars and bikes don’t attract 100-percent external funding has been driving and strengthening of the United populace that will be easier to mix. We must have walkways funding for the walk and cycle enabling GDC activities. Nations. The UN agenda 21 includes control. and cycleways that are way — so the cost of building The Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) ceding sovereignty, population “Some things to watch for: separate from the roads. it will not be a cost to the and Covid recovery-related funding reduction, dislocating populations Control of the media/information. For these reasons I support council. of private property to dense human has been vast and unprecedented. There are already moves to the extension of the walk and We must make Gisborne settlements, in a global welfare There is also a level of ongoing regulate the internet, the last true cycle way beside the Taruheru safer. Let’s not scrap the system. That sounds like socialism. applications to various government ‘open forum’ for information. The River, where cyclists would be proposed Taruheru walk and So, sustainable development is funds and other funders, as it is UN is seeking ‘legally binding’ away from the roads nearby. cycle way alongside the river. well worth the council’s effort to really socialism. agreements from sovereign nations, That would encourage “The words that are being used to seek out opportunities and make reducing sovereignty. Dislocation people to walk and cycle, ALLAN HALL label, title and define things are very and relocation of populations from considered requests for support. positive sounding and politically ‘sensitive areas’ considered world A table overviewing funds granted correct, but if you look carefully, you heritage locations.” for activities in progress for its will see what they really mean. The John Stroup was warning us Rates need to be reined in 2020/21 financial year has 15 items list is long: ‘consensus’, ‘population about the control mechanisms the Re: Funding uncertain for river to councillors while many of the together totalling $101.5 million — control’, ‘cultural diversity’, UN has now implemented. walkway/cycleway, September 16 public would have still believed significantly more than the $71m ‘computer modelling’ . . . Today we have the internet letter. there would have been no impact on the council will collect in rates this “The UN knows that if their censorship bill, Zero Carbon Act, Until rate increases are able rates. Obviously not so. year. (And it doesn’t include the tens policies are looked at, examined Urban Development Bill, Abortion to be in line with inflation or CPI Transparency is one of the first of millions of both PGF and NZTA and evaluated, they would be seen and End of Life bills and the increases, you will have a lot of requirements if the council is going for what they are — a rewrite of Covid-19 health response bill. public support Tony. to make Gisborne evolve from expenditure on our roads.) the older forms of authoritarian Be sure to peruse the new The big-ticket items are $40m for Of concern is the change of “good to great”. collectivism that end in absolute Relationships and Sexuality funding which was made known ALISTAR McKELLOW the pool complex redevelopment, power corrupting absolutely. Education Policy in schools. $23.55m for the work redeployment “A look at the human rights The path has been set. Do you LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, ONLINE COMMENTS programme, $11m for wastewater record of any collectivist regime consent? treatment plant upgrades and $11m will reveal a degradation of human JENNIE BROWN for three waters projects (with a dignity, value of life and quality of AdvanceNZ East Coast candidate note that $5.5m has been granted and this amount could be doubled Lazy litterers on SH35 via a wider regional allocation). With all the hype regarding to put a recycling fee of 10 Who is this port promoter? fresh waterways and looking or 20 cents per bottle. The An overview of applications Re: Funds for barging out of of the log-barge “promoter” after the environment lately, litterers might then think awaiting decisions includes one to the blue, Sept 21 column. who called him for a meeting. you would think the message twice before throwing all these MBIE’s Responsible Camping Fund Excellent column by the Who could this, presumably would be getting through, but items out. for $552,000 to support monitoring, Deputy Mayor — putting the local, big wig be? Who has that is not the case for some In the meantime, maybe the maintenance and education skids under the outgoing but the mana to get a meet-up, at lazy litterers. Corrections Department might initiatives over summer, with a misguided Minister Shane short notice, to try to secretly Evidently it takes 40 consider a team of PD workers decision expected next month. Jones. Very forthright and influence our Deputy Mayor? minutes to consume a KFC to clean up the roadside An application to the NZ Transport candid is the Deputy Mayor, party pack and drink half a occasionally. This could be Agency “Innovating Streets Fund” for except around the identity WINSTON MORETON dozen Steinies. The empties done behind a caged tandem $512,000 to improve intersections along with soiled nappies trailer. Several years ago this was declined last month. and the like end up in the was done by GBHS 1st XV Inequality has huge effects drains all along SH35 or in my rugby boys as a successful Council staff were preparing a paddocks which are adjacent Chris Leitch’s reminder of Theory, a major function of taxes fundraiser. $1.9m application to the 1 Billion to the road. Social Credit is timely. Personally, is to help stability by limiting the It saddens me to think Trees programme, to fund years I have picked up hundreds I take my hat off to their 67 years money in circulation. According to that with the recent Covid two and three of the Waingake of discarded bottles in my of being right (but also Left!), but us all, if we have any moral sense, lockdown and lack of tourists paddocks over the years. The restoration project — where 58 suffering from an image problem, inequality and excessive wealth to the area, this problem has ones I miss either get broken percent of an 1100ha council-owned the opposition of orthodox tunnel must be reined in because of their continued — which means the and can injure stock, or end pine forest is being converted thinking, and the injustice of the old enormous environmental and social culprits are locals doing it to up in the waterways and make post-harvest to natives over 11 first-past-the-post voting system. effects. Labour has slipped badly in their own environment. their way to the sea. years. (One Tree Planted, a charity Now the world is indeed turning abandoning the idea of capital tax. Maybe a solution would be COLIN SHANKS based in North America, provided to quantitative easing, or money For example, the context of the $196,000 towards the cost of plants printing, in various guises — a housing problem is made clear and planting this year.) revolutionary benefit of this terrible when we remember that Auckland The council was seeking $90,000 coronavirus. In terms of party has an estimated 40,000 empty Police parks Govt’s ‘plan’ from the Waste Minimisation Fund policies, again speaking personally, I houses, nearly all for purposes Re: GDC agrees to drop Re: Collins needed to impress in can say only: watch this space. of luxury or greed, or driven by disabled park fees, Sept 23. debate, September 23 editorial. for a feasibility study for regional Money is easily created, but more insecurity, which in turn comes from resource recovery centres, and was I hope the fines for not Today it’s Jacinda on the news progressive taxation, as promoted an economy built on differentials displaying the label will be informing farmers that each farm finalising applications for Freshwater by the Green Party, is still needed. instead of sharing. Improvement Funding. large enough to deter people will have an individual government- According to Modern Monetary GAVIN MACLEAN from parking there! It needs enforced “farm plan” regardless of Projects where funds were to be to be policed heavily. Those their own preferences. sought from the Provincial Growth with disabilities have a hard We will be the single source of Fund — for East Coast township Story of couple appreciated enough time as it is, and planning for the future, she implied. upgrades, East Coast wharves, the Re: Comment in response to about the lovely couple who owned having to deal with selfish If that’s not a wake-up call for all 1000-Year Bridge and wastewater March 4 story, Endcliffe Road house it! Thanks for sharing! people taking those parks just our farmers I don’t know what is. alternative use and disposal trials — destroyed by fire. ROSALIE makes it harder. were “on hold until the PDU advises Pania, that was so good to read STUART-MENZIES, Tauranga MIKE PETER JONES further capacity to take applications after the general election”. The [email protected] CEO’s report did not suggest voting ■ The maximum length for letters is 350 words. for NZ First; rather, the council was ■ Anyone can write a column, 600 words maximum, but a photo is required. “scoping other funders suitable for ■ Always include full name and contact details. these projects”. ■ If you use a nom de plume, there is a higher bar for acceptability. ■ Letters may be edited for clarity, length or legal reasons. 12 WORLD The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 US-China tensions flare at UN meeting GLOBAL BRIEFS NEW YORK — Tensions between China locked down travel domestically, the US and China came to the fore at while allowing flights to leave China Navalny released from hospital the annual UN General Assembly in and infect the world. China condemned BERLIN — Russian opposition leader Alexei New York, with US President Donald my travel ban on their country, even Navalny has been released from a Berlin hospital Trump blaming China for the spread of as they cancelled domestic flights and after more than a month’s treatment for poisoning, coronavirus. locked citizens in their homes,” he with doctors now believing that it’s possible he He called for China to be held added. could see a “complete recovery” from the Soviet-era “accountable” for the pandemic. President Trump, whose own record nerve agent. In his speech, Chinese President on coronavirus is under close scrutiny Navalny spent 32 days at Berlin’s Charite hospital, Xi Jinping said his country had “no as the US heads towards elections, has 24 of them in intensive care, before doctors deemed intention to enter a Cold War with any frequently accused Beijing of covering his “condition had improved sufficiently for him to country”. up the virus, saying they could have be discharged from acute inpatient care”. He will Ties between the two world powers stopped the disease spreading. China remain in Germany for the time being to continue his Xi Jinping Donald Trump are strained on a number of fronts. has called the attacks an unfounded rehabilitation, his team said. This year’s summit at New York distraction. As he was released on Tuesday, the 44-year-old is largely being held virtually, with another. The US death toll for coronavirus, at displayed his characteristic sarcastic sense of world leaders providing pre-recorded But as is the case for speeches to the more than 200,000, is the highest in the humour. In an Instagram post, he took a swipe speeches. assembly, President Trump used his world and President Trump has often at Russian President Vladimir Putin, scoffing The new format meant some of the address to tout his achievements and downplayed the disease. at reported comments by the Russian leader geopolitical theatre normally on offer at tear into a rival. Tensions are high between the US suggesting that Navalny might have intentionally the key UN meeting was absent. “We must hold accountable the nation and China on a number of other issues, poisoned himself. Each country was represented by which unleashed this plague on to the including trade, technology, Hong Navalny, a politician and corruption investigator a single delegate and there was little world — China,” he said. Kong and China’s treatment of Muslim who is Putin’s most visible opponent, was flown to opportunity for one nation to rebut “In the earliest days of the virus, minorities in Xinjiang province. — BBC Germany two days after falling ill on August 20 on a domestic flight in Russia. He spent those two days in a coma in a hospital in the Siberian city of Omsk, where Russian doctors said they found no trace of any poisoning. — AP ‘No justice, no peace’ Australia’s worst stranding HOBART — More pilot whales were found stranded in Australia yesterday, raising the estimated total to nearly 500, including 380 that have died, in the Officer charged but not over Breonna Taylor’s death largest mass stranding ever recorded in the country. Authorities had already been working to rescue LOUISVILLE — A Kentucky grand survivors among an estimated 270 whales found jury brought no charges against on Monday on a beach and two sandbars near the Louisville police for the killing of remote coastal town of Strahan on the southern Breonna Taylor during a drug raid gone island state of Tasmania. wrong, with prosecutors saying that two Another 200 stranded whales were spotted from a officers who fired their weapons at the helicopter yesterday less than 10 kilometres to the black woman were justified in using south, Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service Manager force to protect themselves. Nic Deka said. The only charges brought by the All 200 had been confirmed dead by late afternoon. grand jury were three counts of wanton They were among 380 whales that had died overall, endangerment against fired Officer 30 that were alive but stranded and 50 that had been Brett Hankison for shooting into rescued since Tuesday, Deka said. Taylor’s neighbours’ homes during the “We’ll continue to work to free as many of the raid on the night of March 13. The FBI animals as we can,” he said. “We’ll continue working is still investigating potential violations for as long as there are live animals.” — AP of federal law in the case. The Taylor family’s lawyer, Ben Covid claims three in Tahiti Crump, denounced the decision as TAHITI — Three more people have died in French “outrageous and offensive”, and Polynesia’s Covid-19 outbreak, which has seen a rise protesters shouting, “No justice, no of about 1000 cases in the past month. peace!” began marching through the The three had been in intensive care in Tahiti. streets. Some sat quietly and wept. They were a woman in her late 60s and two men in Along with the killing of George Floyd their late 70s. in Minnesota, Taylor’s case became a INJUSTICE: A grand jury has indicted one officer on criminal charges six months Two weeks ago, a couple in their 80s were the major touchstone for the nationwide after Breonna Taylor was fatally shot by police in Kentucky. The jury presented territory’s first Covid-19 related fatalities when they protests that have gripped the nation its decision against fired officer Brett Hankison yesterday to a judge in Louisville, died within a day of each other. since May — drawing attention to where the shooting took place. AP picture There have been more than 1300 cases since entrenched racism and demanding the beginning of August after the borders were police reform. Taylor’s image has At a news conference, state Attorney special prosecutor in this case was not reopened and mandatory quarantine was abolished been painted on streets, emblazoned General Daniel Cameron spoke to that to decide if the loss of Miss Taylor’s life to boost tourism. on protest signs and silk-screened on disconnect. was a tragedy. The answer to that is Projections by the Government suggest the peak T-shirts worn by celebrities. “Criminal law is not meant to respond unequivocally yes.” of the latest wave won’t be reached until January, The charges drew immediate sadness, to every sorrow and grief,” Cameron A Republican, Cameron is a protégé raising concern for the health system’s ability to frustration and anger that the grand told reporters after the charges were of Senate Majority Leader Mitch cope with the pandemic later this year. jury did not go further. The wanton announced. McConnell who has been tagged by French Polynesia had 62 cases in the first wave endangerment charges each carry a “But my heart breaks for the loss some as his heir apparent. His was also from March to June when the borders were shut and sentence of up to five years. of Miss Taylor. And I’ve said that one of 20 names on President Donald a lockdown imposed. — RNZ Right after the decision, protesters repeatedly. My mother, if something Trump’s list to fill a future Supreme brought cases of water to “Injustice was to happen to me, would find it very Court vacancy. Netanyahu calls for lockdown Square”, the Louisville park where hard,” he added, choking up. Asked about the decision at a White JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin people have gathered to demand justice But Cameron, who is the state’s first House event, Trump said he hadn’t Netanyahu announced plans for a strict, two-week for Taylor. Some began preparing food. black attorney general, said the officers had time to consider it yet but would nationwide lockdown in a bid to slow the Covid-19 Later, police in the city cordoned acted in self-defence after Taylor’s comment when he had. He added: outbreak. off a street with yellow tape, telling boyfriend fired at them. He added that “My message is that I love the black In a video statement, Netanyahu said there would protesters to move back, and officers Hankison and the two other officers who community, and that I’ve done more for be a “full lockdown” beginning on Friday that would in protective gear could be seen entered Taylor’s apartment announced the black community than any other run through to October 10. He said the lockdown handcuffing some people. themselves before entering — and so did president, with the possible exception of would continue for at least another two weeks, albeit “Justice has NOT been served,” not execute the warrant as “no-knock”, Abraham Lincoln.” “hopefully” with some restrictions eased. tweeted Linda Sarsour of Until according to the investigation. Before charges were brought, “The goal is to reduce the rate of infection, and the Freedom, a group that has pushed for “According to Kentucky law, the use of Hankison was fired from the city’s police goal is to save many lives in Israel,” he said, without charges in the case. force by (Officers Jonathan) Mattingly department on June 23. A termination elaborating on the new restrictions. Taylor, an emergency medical worker, and (Myles) Cosgrove was justified letter sent to him by interim Louisville Netanyahu announced his plan after two days of was shot multiple times by officers who to protect themselves,” he said. “This Police Chief Robert Schroeder said the heated discussions inside his coronavirus Cabinet. entered her home on a no-knock warrant justification bars us from pursuing white officer had violated procedures Netanyahu and his rivals have been bitterly divided during a narcotics investigation. The criminal charges in Miss Breonna by showing “extreme indifference to the over imposing restrictions on public gatherings, warrant used to search her home was Taylor’s death.” value of human life” when he “wantonly particularly large demonstrations by Netanyahu connected to a suspect who did not live Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, and blindly” shot 10 rounds of gunfire opponents calling on him to resign. there, and no drugs were found inside. opened fire when police burst in, hitting into Taylor’s apartment in March. The looming lockdown amounts to an admission The use of no-knock warrants has since Mattingly. Walker was charged with Hankison had previously been placed of failure by a prime minister who just a few been banned by Louisville’s Metro attempted murder of a police officer, but on administrative reassignment, as were months ago boasted about being a world leader in Council. prosecutors later dropped the charge. Sergeant Johnathan Mattingly, Officer responding to the global pandemic. The case exposed the wide gulf Walker told police he heard knocking Myles Cosgrove and the detective who Israel won widespread praise for moving quickly between public opinion on justice for but didn’t know who was coming into sought the warrant, Joshua Jaynes. to contain the coronavirus outbreak early this year, those who kill black Americans, and the home and fired in self-defence. On September 15, the city settled sealing its borders and imposing a strict lockdown. the laws under which those officers are Regarding the disappointment of a lawsuit against the three officers But the economy was reopened too quickly and the charged, which regularly favour working those who wanted criminal charges brought by Taylor’s mother, Tamika virus quickly returned. Policy makers have also been police and do not often result in steep brought in Taylor’s death, he remarked, Palmer, agreeing to pay her $12 million criticised for a series of confusing and contradictory criminal accusations. “The decision before my office as the and enact police reforms. — AP orders in recent months. — AP The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 WORLD 13 Russia offers UN staff free Covid-19 vaccines

MOSCOW — What do you do when Vladimir Putin offers you Russia’s new coronavirus vaccine — for free? United Nations’ staff in Rescued family New York and around the world are now facing that choice, after the Russian in high spirits president offered on Tuesday (local time) to provide them the Sputnik-V vaccine in a despite losing speech to this year’s General Assembly marking the body’s 75th birthday. all their beer Only the results from small, early studies on the Russian ROCKHAMPTON — A Queensland vaccine have been published, family of eight with a baby were raising concerns among some dramatically rescued from a tiny scientists that it is not yet lifeboat after their vessel took on ready for widespread use — water and began to sink. and prompting worldwide However, while they waited to be memes about bizarre potential rescued, they were in high spirits, side effects. noting that everyone was safe but “Any one of us could face that they had also lost all their booze. this dangerous virus. The The Nugent family, including three virus has not spared the children — one an eight-month- staff of the United Nations, old baby — were out on the water its headquarters or regional in their 8-metre boat, en route to entities,” Putin said in a pre- North West Island — off the coast of recorded speech from Moscow. Rockhampton, on Friday, when they The coronavirus pandemic got into trouble. means this year’s General “We’re not too sure what happened,” Assembly is a work-from- James Nugent told 7News. home production — for the “We were travelling out (to sea) and first time in its history. SPUTNIK V ANYONE?: A Russian medical worker administers a shot of Russia’s experimental heard a bit of a thud . . . “Russia is ready to offer ‘Sputnik V’ coronavirus vaccine in Moscow, Russia. Picture supplied via AP “Next thing we know, there’s water United Nations’ workers the squirting up on to the board.” necessary, qualified help and, Margaret Harris, declined to out large trials. The Australian Maritime Safety in particular, we propose to comment on Putin’s offer. On Monday, Russian media Authority was alerted by their supply our vaccine for free to In a report published in the reported that the WHO’s emergency beacon going off, giving employees of the organisation journal Lancet, developers regional director for Europe, the group’s position at 77km east of and its subsidiaries who of the Russian vaccine said Hans Kluge, praised the Yeppoon, in Queensland. volunteer for vaccination,” it appeared to be safe and to vaccine after a meeting with “The vessel had eight people on said Putin, who announced prompt an antibody response Russian Health Minister board and was taking on water and the vaccine to broad fanfare in all 40 people tested in Mikhail Murashko in Moscow. sinking, so the passengers donned last month and said his own the second phase of the The state Tass news agency lifejackets and abandoned the vessel,” daughter is among those who study within three weeks. quoted Kluge as saying the authority said. have taken it. However, the authors noted that “the WHO appreciates Several members of the group were He described Tuesday’s that participants were only Russia’s efforts in developing in the ocean, treading water, while offer as a response to popular followed for 42 days, the study a vaccine against the holding on to the side of the lifeboat. demand: “Some colleagues sample was small and there coronavirus — Sputnik V” and However, they did not seem too from the UN have asked was no placebo or control calling it “safe and effective”. worried, laughing and joking while about this, and we will not vaccine used. Russian officials have filming a video of their situation. remain indifferent to them.” By contrast, other vaccines defended the vaccine “The little fella, he slept all the way UN spokesman Stephane that have also shown promise on the world stage, as through it, everyone’s safe — and we Dujarric said, “We thank in early tests are now being pharmaceutical companies lost all the beer!” President Putin for his studied more widely — in around the world race to The authority sent a jet, two rescue generous offer . . . which will tens of thousands of people market an effective vaccine helicopters, and a number of smaller be studied by our medical in several countries, to on a mass scale, and craft to rescue the group but in the services.” understand if they can protect governments race to ensure end they were picked up by the RTM At the World Health people from infections — and access to a vaccine for their Twarra, a bulk carrier ship. Organisation (WHO), which whether or not they have side populations. — The New Zealand Herald is the UN’s medical agency in effects, which can only be — AP Russian President Geneva, a spokeswoman, Dr found out through carrying Vladimir Putin

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UNITED NATIONS — Chinese their emissions reduction and how soon President Xi Jinping says his country will they cut them, he said, adding he has to aim to stop adding to the global warming do a more thorough analysis. problem by 2060. “That’s a lot,” Sterman said. “China’s Xi’s announcement during a speech on by far the world’s big emitter. They’re Tuesday to the UN General Assembly is emitting more than the EU and US a significant step for the world’s biggest together.’’ emitter of greenhouse gases. “It puts a lot more pressure on the Calling for a “green revolution,” Xi said United States,” Sterman said. the coronavirus pandemic had shown the Perhaps even more important than the need to preserve the environment. carbon neutrality pledge is the effort to “Humankind can no longer afford to peak carbon dioxide emissions “before ignore the repeated warnings of nature,” 2030” instead of “by 2030”, Sterman said. he said. Carbon dioxide’s more than 100-year Citing the Paris Agreement that he lifetime in the air makes earlier emission and former US President Barack Obama cuts more effective than promises in the helped forge in 2015, Xi said his country future, he said. would raise its emissions reduction “Emissions that don’t happen between targets with “vigorous policies and now and 2030 are going to reduce measures.” warming a lot more than the same “We aim to have CO2 emissions emission reductions after 2060,” Sterman peak before 2030 and achieve carbon said. neutrality before 2060,” he said. ‘AN IMPORTANT SIGNAL’: Smoke and steam rise from a coal processing plant However, pledges are not the same The term “carbon neutrality” means in Hejin in central China’s Shanxi Province. Chinese President Xi Jinping says his as actions. What’s needed are signs of releasing no additional CO2 into the country will aim to stop pumping additional carbon dioxide, the main global warming action, such as eliminating plans to build atmosphere, though technically it allows gas, into the atmosphere by 2060. AP picture new coal-fired power plants, cutting countries to keep emitting if they ensure subsidies for coal power and getting off that an equal amount is captured again China released the equivalent of 10 control, tackle climate change and keep coal entirely, Sterman said. Coal is the in some form. billion tons of carbon dioxide, or CO2, our planet inhabitable,” he said. biggest carbon dioxide emitter of power The announcement was cheered into the atmosphere in 2018, according The United States has so far not set sources. by climate campaigners. Greenpeace to the Global Carbon Project that tracks such a goal. President Donald Trump, Twenty-nine nations before China have executive director Jennifer Morgan called emissions worldwide. That was almost who once described climate change as a pledged to achieve climate neutrality in it “an important signal” that showed twice as much as the United States and hoax invented by China, has started the different years, according to the Carbon climate change is “top of agenda for three times as much as the European process of pulling the US out of the Paris Neutrality Coalition. China.” Union. accord. With China, the 30 countries that have “A big shift for curbing emissions and a Several other major emitters have If China fulfills Xi’s goal, it could some kind of carbon neutrality pledges, significant step forward in international set earlier deadlines, with the EU prevent 0.2 to 0.4 celsius further account for about 43 percent of the cooperation,” UN climate chief Patricia aiming to be carbon neutral by 2050. warming for the world, according to “very world’s carbon dioxide emissions from Espinosa said. Frans Timmermans, who leads the EU rough estimates” by MIT management the burning of fossil fuels. The largest The goal will be a challenge for China, executive’s efforts on climate change, professor John Sterman, who models and polluting countries not on the list are the which relies heavily for its electricity on welcomed Xi’s announcement. tracks emission reductions and pledges United States, India, Russia, Iran, Saudi coal, one of the most carbon-intensive “We need decisive action from every with Climate Interactive. Arabia, Indonesia, South Africa, Turkey, fossil fuels. country to keep temperatures under But much depends on how they do Brazil and Australia. — AP Newspapers deliver real results – not just likes.

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AUCKLAND — A downward While there were now 2.2 Papatoetoe College principal, trend in the number of Kiwis million registered users of by John Gerritsen, RNZ Vaughan Couillault, said the using the NZ Covid Tracer app the app, Dr Chen was worried situation was causing anxiety and has prompted a fresh appeal that people may be becoming WELLINGTON — Low-decile nervousness among principals, but for people to keep doing their complacent again. schools are fearing the loss of that nobody yet knew what the bit against Covid-19. “Initially, people quickly got hundreds of students to high-decile impact would be. Dr Andrew Chen, a on board and started using the schools next year. RNZ understood that some schools researcher at University of app to scan QR codes when Some schools are increasing their were planning to take 30-40 more Auckland-based Koi Tu: The it became mandatory, but now out-of-zone enrolments for 2021 to out-of-zone students. Centre for Informed Futures, they might not necessarily see make up for the drop in foreign- Mr Couillault said 30-40 students has been observing daily a direct benefit in scanning.” student enrolments. did not sound like a lot, but the numbers of QR code scans He said regularly using They are doing it to avoid job impact would be significant if over the latest outbreak. the app was critical in being losses, but it could cause roll decline several schools were taking that The day Auckland’s able to give contact-tracing and job cuts at other schools. student market recovered. number of enrolments from one community outbreak was services a 14-day log of The situation prompted the “Schools are really careful not to other school. announced, on August 11, personal movement. Ministry of Education to ask 11 take huge numbers of out-of-zone Post Primary Teachers’ there were some 30,659 scans. “It’s about protecting Auckland schools with high foreign students because maybe when the Association president, Jack Boyle, The following Tuesday, with yourself, because the Ministry enrolments about their intentions border opens up — in say 12 to 18 said the problem was likely to the city under lockdown and of Health can let you know for out-of-zone enrolments. months — we’ll need to reopen the be most acute in Auckland, but the rest of New Zealand at more quickly and easily if Auckland Secondary Principals’ market for international students,” it would happen throughout the Alert Level 2, more than 1.1 you’ve been exposed to Association president, Steve Mr Hargreaves said. country. million scans were recorded. Covid.” Hargreaves, said some schools had It was possible that the greater “I’m down here in Nelson at Numbers followed a general Just as importantly, it decided to increase their out-of- intake of out-of-zone students would the moment and certainly a lot of upward trend over the next few allowed tracers to track down zone enrolments next year in order harm other schools, but the impact schools here are looking at what weeks, reaching 1.7 million the others who might have been to reduce the impact of the loss of could be offset by the growing the impact will be of losing large week Auckland dropped down exposed to the virus, and foreign students. population of teenagers in the city. numbers of international students. to Level 2.5, and hitting a peak having a log also meant they They were most likely to do Principals have been discussing “They’ve already lost large of 2,506,745 on September 5. could match up cases, and that with senior year levels who the issue because enrolments and numbers and next year is looking By September 14 though, potential transmission, where would be in their school for only a ballots for out-of-zone places were pretty grim’’. the total had fallen to 1.6 check-ins overlapped. few years while the international happening now. Northland’s World War 2 codecracker dies aged 104 by Peter de Graaf, Northern Advocate Milton Keynes, about 80km from London. Initially she was tasked with NORTHLAND — Possibly the most typing messages into code but later famous Northlander you have never she translated deciphered German heard of — Lady Ellen Elizabeth Reed communications — a role previously — was a World War 2 codecracker who reserved for men. held a senior role at the famous Bletchley She was eventually promoted to Park military intelligence centre. personnel officer and personal assistant The Northland woman who played a to Group Captain Eric Jones, who crucial wartime role in cracking German headed the famous Hut 3 responsible for secrets has died at the age of 104. intelligence on the Wehrmacht (German Lady Elizabeth, as she was usually defence force) and Luftwaffe (German air known, died at her home in Paihia on force). August 30 after an extraordinary life, In 1945, she married New Zealander which included deciphering Nazi secret Nigel Reed and moved to the then-British codes and living for decades in Nigeria. colony of Nigeria, where he worked as a Lady Elizabeth was part of the famous court magistrate. Bletchley Park code-cracking team, which They opted to stay after the West broke the Germans’ Enigma code during African nation gained independence in World War 2. 1960. Their success, which built on the work When he retired in 1975 they had no of earlier Polish code crackers, allowed SEATED NEAR ROYALTY: Guest of honour, Lady Ellen Elizabeth Reed (in the appetite for British winters so divided Britain to eavesdrop on secret Nazi green hat), sat behind the royal couple when Prince Charles and Lady Camilla were their time between the UK and a home communications and helped swing the welcomed to Waitangi last year. NZ Herald picture they built in Paihia. They lived fulltime war in the Allies’ favour. in Northland from 1995. Although her connection to Paihia Lady Elizabeth also attended Waitangi her youngest daughter. When her husband, by then Sir spanned 45 years, Lady Elizabeth kept Day commemorations every year and, in Lady Elizabeth had hoped for a big Nigel, died in 1997, Lady Elizabeth was a low profile in the town and usually 2019, was a guest of honour when Prince celebration for her 104th birthday, determined to stay in their Paihia home declined interviews. She rarely spoke Charles and Lady Camilla were formally but that was thwarted by Covid-19 which, with the help of live-in carers, she about her crucial wartime work, even to welcomed to the Treaty Grounds. restrictions. did until the end. her own family. She was seated on the mahau (porch) of Born Ellen Elizabeth Langstaff in A private funeral service was held due She was, however, actively involved in Te Whare Runanga (the carved meeting Canada, she was raised in the United to Covid-19 restrictions. many aspects of Paihia life, especially house) immediately behind the royal Kingdom, where she gained a first-class Lady Elizabeth is survived by two heritage, drama and the Anglican couple. honours degree in French and German at of her three children — Eila Searles Church. She helped maintain the grounds True to her adventurous spirit, she Cambridge University. and Caroline Reed — as well as of St Paul’s, better known as the Stone celebrated her 102nd birthday by In 1939, aged 23, she was hired to work five grandchildren and two great- Church, for many years. parasailing over the Bay of Islands with at the top-secret Bletchley Park facility in grandchildren.

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35167-01 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 A good hair day by Mark Peters shorn locks to create the of reading. The mask gets Apirana “netlace”. a wide reaction. I played hair sticks to “You can wash, comb with the idea of the mask your cheek in and fluff it up and style it as a tapu object.” Athe swimming depending on how you’re Different cultural pool, or on your lips feeling that day,” he says. outlooks came into play after floating atop your While not made from over human hair. latte — chances are your hair but swamp kauri, “From my Maori mother, immediate reaction is one Jeory’s Arainehu II is a when I was a kid I had to of repulsion, you want that carved face mask. dispose of cut hair and nail thing off your face. Designed to be worn clippings. When I went to But human hair is a around the neck when not my grandmother’s, who significant component of in use, Arainehu II comes was of Norwegian descent, two out of three works with a necklace thread I would play with some of created by Gisborne artist in Ngati Porou colours, the hair objects. Conor Jeory for The Kauri and a washable damask “They used to take their Museum’s second Maker linen and nylon-layered lengths of cut hair and Series. insert filter — “assembly braid it into doughnuts There is also reason required”. to hold the hair in place. to believe that sense of Jeory created another The Victorians kept hair repulsion might not be face mask, Arainehu I. as mementos for bracelets as instinctive as much as After spinning thread from and lockets.” a culturally conditioned five people’s hair, including The cultural dissonance, response. his own “greying locks”, from having to dispose Artists selected for The he used the hand-weaving of human hair to playing Kauri Museum’s second technique of taniko to with it as a taonga “creating with kauri” make the mask. intrigues Jeory. exhibition were each One of the mask’s two “To me it’s the most sent either one piece of buttons is made from extraordinary material. gum or six gum nuggets swamp kauri, the other Hair is sensual.” and a piece of kauri from one of the six kauri Having been given a timber to be worked into gum nuggets. Jeory also cousin’s ponytail, Jeory their jewellery-themed used taniko in the making is creating butterfly nets submissions. of a woven hair pouch to from it. THE HUMAN TOUCH: One piece Jeory created store the face mask in. He Artist Conor Jeory’s was a necklace with “four wove much of the pouch by ■ The Makers Series contributions to the The ancient tears of the great his mother’s bedside. jewellery exhibition is on Kauri Museum’s jewellery- kauri forests gone by”. He “She wasn’t able to at The Kauri Museum in themed Maker Series include completed the work by teach me some of the Matakohe, Northland, a “netlace” made with pieces plaiting the string from taniko technique I needed. and runs until February of kauri gum and a string his young nephew/cousin’s Instead, I had to do a bit 28. made from human hair.

FACE MASK: Jeory also created a face mask and pouch from human hair. INTRICATE: A face mask carved from swamp kauri was another of Conor Jeory’s contributions to the Kauri Museum’s jewellery-themed Makers Series exhibition. Pictures supplied 20 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 Uma lava is other people by Mark Peters

hree damned souls are brought to Hell, which turns out to be plain Troom where two declare their innocence while the third demands they stop lying to themselves in Jean-Paul Sartres’ play No Exit. It is this character who decides they are to be one another’s torturers. And it is this premise award-winning playwright Victor Rodger has based his play Uma Lava on, a rehearsed reading of which will be staged as part of this year’s Tairawhiti Arts Festival. Uma Lava, says reviewer David O’Donnell in The Theatre Times, is an uber-black comedy that explores existential angst while testing the limits of theatrical bad taste. LAUGHTER IN THE DARK: Award-winning playwright Victor Rodger (centre), When Rodger is asked about his play, pictured here with Goretti Chadwick (left) and Anapela Polata’ivao, returns to laughter in the key of glee gurgles down Gisborne next month to be part of a rehearsed reading of his play, Uma Lava, in the the phone line. Tairawhiti Arts Festival’s Tipu Te Toi: Works in Development show. Picture supplied DEADBEAT: Former drummer In the Samoan language, uma means for Blindspott, then for I Am Giant, “fullstop” while lava means “this is it”, he “I set a shining light on other things perform in the rehearsed reading as part Shelton Woolright later launched explains. not so friendly.” of the Tipu Te Toi: Works in Development his solo project Deadbeat and on “The play is set in a place which is programme at the Lawson Field Theatre. Saturday he brings his alter-ego to final. Three disparate Samoan strangers Sacred cow as corned beef One of the actors Rodger had in mind the Dome. Deadbeat promises a — a lesbian academic, a politician and a while he wrote the play was award- visual live experience that involves horny minister — are trapped in a room The playwright keeps the audience on winning director Anapela Polata’ivao live drums layered over a mix of they can’t leave as they find out to their the edge of transgressive laughter, says who directed and performed in last year’s hip-hop, Trap, DnB and electronic horror as the play progresses.” O’Donnell. rehearsed reading of Barbecue. She also with a smattering of rock. Get a The Samoan-European playwright “Rodger hilariously traverses various performed in the confrontational Wild taste of Woolright in a full face of agrees with British comedian Ricky sensitive topics such as gay conversion Dogs Up My Skirt. skeletal paint, pounding the poo out Gervais who told 60 Minutes, “There’s therapy, Samoan cosmology, mixed-race “When I gave Anapela the script and of his drums and mixing together no subject you shouldn’t joke about . . . identity, Christian religion and academic she saw what she had to do — I can’t music genres from rock to hip-hop people get offended when they mistake tenure with total disregard for political repeat what she said.” to club anthems in his Deadbeat the subject of a joke with the target and correctness.” Having worked on play readings for music video at https://tinyurl.com/ they’re not necessarily the same.” Or as the arts festival programme the past five years, Rodger enjoys the y24dfhg5 “The difference is I’m dealing with notes for Uma Lava say, expect freedom a play reading allows and the Picture supplied Samoan characters. I expected a lot of nothing less in Rodger’s own comedy of commune it enables with the audience. pushback with this one but in Wellington terrors in which no sacred cow is left “Play readings give an audience an last year people were into it. unslaughtered. idea of what the play could be. They also “There’s a spectrum . . . for me as a “Uma Lava was the most fun I ever let people’s imaginations play more.” ArtsGuide Samoan writer I always want to widen had writing a play because I wrote it His last words before he brings Uma the roles. There’s family friendly stuff specifically for three actors,” says Rodger. Lava to the arts festival are “get ready”. then there’s more outlier material. Two of those actors are anticipated to “Say your prayers, Gisborne.” VISUAL ARTS

■ The Great Gisborne Art Swap Broken Stone carved in rock Trade your art with other collectors and artists. Miharo by Mark Peters baby has let him down, says Stubbs. Gallery, 118 Gladstone Road. “When (Quannah) Nickerson enters on vocals, the Saturday, October 3. he Broken Stone, with lead singer Adrian song picks up and takes this rock ‘n’ roll swagger to Athy on the memorably phrased “screaming the next level.” Teagle guitars”, is the name of the band’s The same might be said of Autumn in which Athy ■ Gisborne Artists, Potters album which is now available on streaming platform reaches for a whisky and tobacco-cured gravitas in and Photographers annual Spotify. the intro and succeeds when it anchors Nickerson’s exhibition Originally released in 2014, the album includes the ethereal vocals. The multi-layered moods of the song Tairawhiti Museum until previously unreleased recording Autumn, which was shift through country ballad, to rocking soul to hard- November 10. highlighted in The Gisborne Herald on Tuesday as a out R&B to progressive with a screaming eagles song in support of mental health week. guitar lead break. The song focuses on the passing In his review for the album, soundblab.com of depression, of coming through. The lyrics climb ■ Te Hono Wai – Where waters contributor Warwick Stubbs describes The Broken out of the trough of depression to exult. meet THE BROKEN STONE: A self-titled Stone as “rumbling voraciously at you like the rebel “Raise my arms up to the sky/Scream to my Jo Torr explores costume and album recorded by The Broken Stone offspring of Stevie Ray Vaughan — not content to maker — why/Feel the sun shining on my face/I feel textile history cultural exchanges and featuring, from left, Lincoln live in the shadow of their influences, but to break her warmth, I feel her grace/And watch my winter between European and Maori. Wright (drums), Ryan Raggett (bass), out of the mould completely”. turn to spring.” Tairawhiti Museum until Quannah Nickerson (vocals), and The track Don’t Love You Anymore starts off with December 6. Adrian Athy (songwriter/vocals/ lead a standard rock swing and Athy drawling something ■ The Broken Stone can be heard on guitar) is now available on Spotify. about wandering about the town wondering why his Spotify under the Lazy Fifty banner.

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SPEED DATING AT MIHARO: Think of it as Tinder for art. Miharo Gallery presents an opportunity to trade an artwork you might not love so much, or have fallen out with, for a piece that suits you. Just take that piece that doesn’t resonate with you to the gallery and register it for $20 by Friday, October 2. Works will be hung Call Jane Smith today 869 0617 on the gallery’s walls ready for the great art swap at noon on Saturday, October 3. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 21 ThisWeek HYSTERIA: When Abigail pretends during a trial that Salem villager Mary Warren has ■ Spring Music Festival taken the form of a yellow bird perched A non-competitive event presented by on the rafters and preparing to claw out the Gisborne Music Teachers group. St their eyes, confusion and hysteria begins Andrew’s Church, Saturday. Adults $5 for a to overtake the room in the play, The single session (whole afternoon or evening) Crucible. or $10 for a season pass to all sessions, Picture by Elenor Gill and $15 for a season pass for two adults. Siblings and other children free.

■ Deadbeat A visual live experience. Dome Room, Saturday, 9pm. Earlybird tickets from eventfinda $15+bf. First release $25+bf, GA $35+bf. Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival Dave Dobbyn – Open Up Tour ■ Pianist Liam Furey Saturday, October 3rd, 8.00pm Tiromoana, 41 Winifred Street. Sunday, 2.30pm. $20. Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival Reid & Ruins COMING UP Friday, October 9th, 7.00pm

■ Dave Dobbyn’s Open Up Tour Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival War Memorial Theatre, Saturday, October Maisey Rika 3, 7pm. All tickets bought for the The Crucible - the backstory original date are valid for the new date. Saturday, October 10th, 7.00pm Tickets $52.50 from Gisborne i-SITE or eventfinda. by Mark Peters (played by Sam Marino in the Unity production), a chief instigator of the Te Moana Glow Show he audience will be so close to witch-hunt, Miller saw the seeds of his Thursday-Friday ■ NZDC — NZ’s No.1 ACDC Experience the action of Unity Theatre’s play. October 22nd-23rd Smash Palace, Saturday, October 3, 9pm. Tproduction of The Crucible, He sensed in the report a troubled 10.00am & 11.30am Tickets $25+bf from eventfinda. they will become caught up in it, says triangle between farmer John Proctor director Norman Maclean. (Lawrence Mulligan), young Abigail The Shows Must Go On As with Unity’s production of Romeo (Bo Jarratt) and Proctor’s wife and Juliet last year, the intimate Elizabeth (Belinda Campbell). The Best Of Broadway THEATRE setting of Unity’s Ormond Road “The more I read into the Salem Sunday, October 25th, 4.30pm theatre means the audience is almost panic, the more it touched off ■ Proof by David Auburn inside the action. corresponding images of common Directed by Dinna Myers. Evolution “It almost gives a sense of experiences in the fifties: the old Tofi ga – Sorry Bout It Theatre Company, 75 Disraeli Street. participating in the climactic trial friend of a blacklisted person crossing Saturday, October 31, 8.00pm September 17-27. Tickets $24-$28+bf scene, for example.” the street to avoid being seen talking from Gisborne i-SITE or eventfinda. $1 Arthur Miller’s 1953 drama takes as to him; the overnight conversions of each ticket sold goes to support people its theme the witchcraft mania that of former leftists into born-again living with dementia in Gisborne. swept Massachusetts in 1692. patriots; and so on,” says Miller. “Although the madness extended Writing the play also presented as far as Boston, Salem village is the Miller with an opportunity to create ■ Auditions for Charlotte’s Web focus here since that was where the an echo of 17th century New England Evolution Theatre Company, 75 Disraeli delusion began and where 19 innocent English he describes as “plain, craggy Street. Saturday, September 26, 11am. people were executed for supposedly . . . liberating in a strangely sensuous Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival trafficking with demons,” says way”. Maclean. Super Hugh-Man ■ The Crucible by Arthur Miller “Malice, superstition, petty rivalries The Crucible’s debut Friday, October 2nd & Directed by Norman Maclean. Unity and hysteria accounted for accusations Saturday October 3rd, 7.0 0pm Theatre, October 2-10. Tickets $25 from and condemnations in a society that i-SITE or eventfinda. was haunted by sin and satanic Some of Miller’s previous plays had Te Tair whiti Arts Festival influences.” been subjected to political nastiness ā In a 1996 New Yorker article, Miller and by the time The Crucible was to Tröll ■ A One Night Stand - Gisborne reflects on how he wrote the work make its debut, Miller knew of two Sunday, October 4th, 2.00 & 5.00pm Saturday, October 3, 7pm. Evolution nearly 50 years earlier, “in an America actors who had killed themselves almost nobody I know seems to because of upcoming Red hunt Theatre Company. Te Tair whiti Arts Festival remember clearly”. investigations while many more people ā Miller had since lost the “dead in the entertainment industry exiled The Perfect Gift ■ The Addams Family weight of fear” prevalent under themselves to Europe. Wednesday, October 7th Directed by Belinda Campbell. Lawson Senator Joseph McCarthy, who On the opening night in New York 11.00am & 2.00pm Field Theatre. December 11-19. Tickets exploited widespread fear about the in 1953, Miller’s expectation of a hostile reaction was underlined by a from i-SITE or ticketek. spread of communism. Te Tair whiti Arts Festival The practice of making accusations newspaper headline that announced ā of subversion or treason without “ALL THIRTEEN REDS GUILTY”. Tūranga The Land of proper regard for evidence meant Opening night was reviewed Milk & Honey POSTPONEMENTS AND the Red hunt targeted certain State unkindly but when younger, less CANCELLATIONS Department employees, homosexuals, accomplished actors performed the Friday, October 9th, 2.00pm & 7.0 0pm and the “Hollywood Ten”, filmmakers work about a year later, The Crucible ■ Stars In Their Eyes called before the House Un-American became a hit. Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival “It is only a slight exaggeration to The finale of the local talent showcase. Activities Committee and asked: “Are Witi’s Wāhine Lawson Field Theatre. Now October you now or have you ever been a say that, especially in Latin America, member of the Communist Party?” The Crucible starts getting produced Saturday, October 10th, 17, 2.30pm and 7.30pm. Tickets from 2.00pm & 7.0 0pm Gisborne i-SITE or ticketek. wherever a political coup appears The Red hunt imminent, or a dictatorial regime has just been overthrown,” says Miller. Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival ■ Fleetwood Mac/Stevie Nicks tribute “I am not sure what The Crucible is Tipu Te Poi – Works in show “This unleashed a veritable holy telling people now, but I know that its Development Dome Room. Now December 18, 8.30pm. terror among actors, directors, and paranoid centre is still pumping out Sunday, October 11th, 2.00pm All tickets $34 from eventfinda. Limited others, from Party members to those the same darkly attractive warning door sales. who had had the merest brush with a that it did in the fifties. front organisation,” says Miller in The The play has strong relevance Stars In Their Eyes New Yorker. for contemporary audiences, says Saturday, October 17th, ■ NZ Symphony Orchestra The Red hunt was becoming the Maclean. 2.30 & 7.30pm Eroica, War Memorial Theatre, September dominant fixation of the American “The power of fundamentalist 24. Cancelled. Tickets bought online will psyche. religious belief frequently warps be refunded automatically. If you purchased “In those years, our thought the ability to reason and to exercise at the i-SITE please ring 0800 Ticketek to processes were becoming so magical, compassion and ludicrous concepts to

give your bank details for the refund. so paranoid, that to imagine writing a create conspiracy theories supported 32930-15 play about this environment was like by minimal evidence — a feature of trying to pick one’s teeth with a ball of this year’s elections.” Tickets on sale from Gisborne i-SITE Got something going on? wool,” says Miller. Let The Guide know at He visited Salem in 1952 and, in the ■ The Crucible by Arthur Miller, Accepting bookings for functions, gloomy courthouse, read transcripts directed by Norman Maclean, Unity events, meetings and conferences. [email protected], from the 1692 witchcraft trials. In a Theatre, October 2-10. Tickets or telephone 869-0630. report by Reverend Samuel Parris $25+bf from i-SITE or eventfinda. Email [email protected] 22 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 FilmGuide REIMAGINED CLASSIC: When ODEON MULTIPLEX eventually becomes the brutal Mary Lennox’s enforcer of a gang. (Dixie Egerickx) ■ The Secret Garden parents suddenly An orphaned girl finds a ■ After We Collided die, she is sent to magical secret garden on her American romantic drama film live with her uncle, uncle’s estate. based on the 2014 new adult Archibald Craven, on fiction novel of the same name his remote country ■ Gauguin in Tahiti: Paradise by Anna Todd. estate deep in the Lost Yorkshire moors. A look at the life of Paul ■ Digimon Adventure: Last While exploring, she Gauguin, who left France Evolution Kizuna discovers a hidden for Tahiti in search of Japanese animated adventure magical garden. deep immersions into lush film. STXfilms picture via AP nature, for feelings, visions and colours, ever purer and ■ The New Mutants brighter. Five young mutants, just discovering their abilities while ■ Cats & Dogs 3: Paws held in a secret facility against Unite! their will, fight to escape their A supervillain parrot hatches past sins and save themselves. Secret Garden still in bloom a devious scheme to break the long-standing truce between ■ Tenet cats and dogs. An operative of the by Lindsey Bahr and Jake Coyle, AP Film Writers There she’s been taken in by her uncle Archibald organisation known as Tenet Craven (Colin Firth) who, himself, is grieving the ■ Paw Patrol: Jet to the is tasked with preventing or more than a century, Frances Hodgson loss of his wife. Rescue World War 3. Stars John Burnett’s The Secret Garden, first published Mary finds herself generally locked in her room, The super pups must defend David Washington. Fin 1911, has endured. and only gradually does she encounter Archibald or Barkingburg from the Duke of It remains one of the great classics of children’s his largely bedridden son Colin (Edan Hayhurst). Flappington, who has acquired ■ Star Wars: Episode VI — literature, a book that deftly combines the dreams Her first and for a while only friend is Dixon the power of mighty levitation. Return of the Jedi and nightmares of childhood. Its balance of dark (Amir Wilson), the gardener’s son. Together, they The third instalment of the and light, death and rebirth is still powerfully discover, behind stone walls and ivy, the hidden, ■ Astro Kid original Star Wars trilogy of moving in its rare harmony. dreamlike garden that will propel and reflect their A young space traveller lands movies. The Secret Garden has been adapted into several collective healing. on a wild and unexplored films, television series and even a Broadway “She’s not really your traditional heroine,” planet and has to survive with DOME CINEMA musical. Egerickx, who is now 15, said. “What I like about the help of Buck, a survival But it has been 27 years since Mary Lennox has her is she’s quite complex. She’s initially very robot. ■ School Life last been committed to film and the time seemed unpleasant, rude and unlikable but we learn that’s The new deputy principal ripe for another visit to Misselthwaite Manor. Like because she’s lonely and she doesn’t have anyone.” ■ Hope Gap of a Paris school is warned Little Women, every generation is entitled to its own It was decided early on that it’d be impossible by her colleagues that the version. to “invent” nature on a soundstage and thus the A woman’s idyllic life comes crashing down when her students are unmotivated Producer Rosie Alison of Heyday Films (the shop filmmakers set off on a 50-garden journey around and undisciplined, but she behind the Paddington movies) had been enchanted Yorkshire, North Wales, Wiltshire, Dorset and husband of 29 years tells her he is leaving her for another sees things differently. With by the 1911 novel as a child and the 1949 MGM Cornwall to find the perfect combination of settings subtitles. version with Margaret O’Brien. She was certain for the enchanting, abandoned garden. woman. that it held an appeal for modern children, who “It sticks more to Mary’s imagination and her The Broken Hearts Gallery ■ Papi Chulo perhaps didn’t have to reach back too far for a subjective view of the world, and there are slightly ■ connection to the material — a generation who more fluid boundaries between her way of seeing An art gallery assistant is A newly-single TV grew up with Agnieszka Holland’s 1993 version are and the world around her,” Alison said. “Now, when an emotional hoarder who weatherman on leave also now grown with children of their own. she goes into the garden, it just seems boundless, keeps a memento from every following an on-air meltdown “It’s such a beautiful, redemptive fable,” she said. because that’s how it is to a child.” relationship she’s been in. directs his energy into home “It’s about damaged, slightly misfit children who In order to make it a little less remote for modern improvement and hires a are lonely and find friendship in nature. Parents children, the filmmakers brought the story forward ■ Dead middle-aged Latino day think they’ll be bored, but I find that a lot of kids a few decades from its Edwardian roots. It still had New Zealand film in which labourer to help. The two men really get into it.” to be in the past, Alison said. Tom Sainsbury plays a hapless develop an unexpected but They found supportive collaborators in But now, instead of 1911, it’s set in 1947 in a character who can see and profound friendship. StudioCanal, who were also partners on the post-World War 2 framework. Still, most of the speak with the dead. Cry Baby Paddington films and are always looking for family notes will feel familiar. ■ fare. Alison said they weren’t hard to persuade, but, The best that can be said about Mundan’s ■ The War With Grandpa Eisenhower is President. “everybody trod a little nervously about the fact Secret Garden is that it doesn’t try to gin up the A boy will stop at nothing to Rock’n’Roll is king. And that it’s not a huge action adventure with branded story or gloss over its themes. This is a pleasingly get his room back from his Wade “Cry-Baby” Walker is characters.” patient film that honestly tackles grief, death and grandfather, who has come to the baddest hood in his high Mark Mundan’s adaptation, scripted by Jack rejuvenation without sentimentality. live with the family after the school. Johnny Depp plays Thorne, softens some of the edges of its central Given today’s average wide-release children’s death of his wife. Stars Robert the irresistible bad boy whose character, Mary (12-year-old Dixie Egerickx). The films, that makes The Secret Garden a verdant De Niro. ability to shed one single tear first line of Burnett’s book refers to the orphaned oasis. drives all the girls wild. Mary, whose parents never wanted her, as “the most ■ Savage ■ Two of Us disagreeable child ever seen”. ■ The Secret Garden, an STX Entertainment New Zealand film Savage After a brief prologue in India, where Mary’s release, is rated PG by the Motion Picture follows Danny across three Two elderly women carry on parents die of cholera, she arrives at the gloomy Association of America for thematic elements decades of his life, trying a secret affair. French with and gothic Misselthwaite Manor on the Yorkshire and some mild peril. Running time: 102 minutes. to understand the boy who subtitles. Moors. Two and a half stars out of four. YOUR WEEKDAY RADIO PROGRAMME GUIDE

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OUTSIDE OF GISBORNE? FIND YOUR FREQUENCY AT YOUR FAVOURITE STATION’S WEBSITE OR 24304-06 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 RACING 23 Strong Southland hand for Team Tyler INVERCARGILL — Team Tyler will take a strong (1400m) tomorrow. “We will just keep her ticking over as long as Meanwhile, Tyler is holding out to see last contingent to Ascot Park tomorrow where they “Flying Sardine is really good. I can’t fault her,” the tracks have a bit of give.” season’s Gr.1 New Zealand Oaks (2400m) hope to bag a few wins. Kelvin Tyler said. “She is coming into the race Tyler is also looking forward to lining up placegetter Feel The Rush make her debut in The father-daughter training partnership of good at the weights (52kg with apprentice jockey Western Dream and Full Fury on Friday. Australia. Kelvin and Aimee Tyler will line-up 11 runners at Yong Chew’s claim), so I think she will be a good Western Dream will contest the Marquee & The daughter of Proisir has joined Ciaron the Southland meeting, led by 13-win mare Flying chance.” Party Hire Maiden (1400m), while Full Fury will Maher and David Eustace’s barn and while she Sardine. The Group Three performer is being set to jump from barrier five in the Christmas at the has taken a bit of time she has been pleasing The daughter of Flying Spur has returned tackle the Gr.2 Coupland’s Bakeries Mile (1600m) races Sat 12 Dec Handicap (1400m). her new trainers with the way she has been in fine form from her year-long campaign in in November, but Tyler said a few things would “Western Dream is just racing too fiercely, so I progressing. Australia, recording two wins from as many have to go her way in order to head down that have brought him back in distance,” Tyler said. “She had a jumpout on Tuesday at Ararat and starts this preparation. route. “He has drawn the outside (12) so he will be ran second. She has had three jumpouts now,” Her trainers have been delighted with the way “She is nominated for the Coupland’s Mile, but in no-man’s land again. He will have to do a few Tyler said. she has commenced and they are hoping for she seems to run better on rain-affected tracks things right. While looking forward to watching Feel The more of the same when she jumps from barrier That is still an option if the weather turns bad,” “Once the penny drops he is going to be a Rush compete this spring, Tyler said bigger plans four in the Invercargill Licensing Trust Handicap he said. good horse I think, but he is still learning.” await her next year. — NZ Racing Desk

Southland races at Invercargill Friday Jetbet 6 TAB Doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddies 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Place6 3-8 Selections 11 6s597 Our Boy Ritchie tdm (1) 57 59 9 0s502 Drumstorm mh (4) 54 58 R Beeharry (a3) 5 97s10 Petite Rose tdm (2) 54 62 B Murray 2 325 Western Dream b (12) 58.5 53 Race 1: CHOOKIE’S GIRL, RINGBOLT, FIELD OF FIRE R Mudhoo (a2) 10 9s508 Friday Knight t (7) 54 55 6 5s086 Acekingsuited d (3) 54 61 T Moseley R Mudhoo (a2) 12 0s283 Countess Ruby tm (4) 55.5 60 K Williams 3 60s83 Renounce (10) 58.5 51 L Callaway Race 2: GERRY JOYCE, LAST LETTER, RAISE YOUR SIGHTS 7 9s367 Kitty Power dm (10) 54 61 K Asano (a1) EMERGENCIES: 4 Speight’s 2.52 8 6s070 Riverfalls d (7) 54 60 L Callaway 4 0s50 Tapdog (4) 58.5 46 D Bothamley Race 3: ROSIE GLOW, HE’S GOT POWER, NESTA 13 50s70 Colour Me Red tm (13) 55 55 $10,000, maiden, 1200m 9 90s10 Tap Tap tdm (1) 54 60 C Barnes 5 8s8 Gallant Fredi (7) 58.5 45 T Moseley Race 4: THE MARLBORO MA’AM, HENLEY, MARMADUKE 14 9s508 Friday Knight t (12) 55 55 6 Parawanui Lad (1) 58.5 45 A Balloo 1 24084 Razor h (7) 58.5 52 R Beeharry (a3) 10 7s302 Never Quitz (4) 54 59 K Williams Race 5: SO NATURAL, PETITE ROSE, WAIMATE BILL 15 — Shock And Awe SCRATCHED 11 900s7 Epic Dreamer dm (8) 54 58 A Balloo 7 2678s Resuscitate (8) 58.5 45 R Beeharry (a3) Race 6: FLYING SARDINE, MR INTELLIGENCE, GOLD’NGURU 16 49465 Last Letter (8) 54 51 2 6s249 Henley (10) 58.5 51 J Lowry 3 58s07 Marmaduke (12) 58.5 47 D Bothamley 12 597s5 Kate The Great d (11) 54 58 8 52s00 Iwonderwai (9) 56.5 51 K Williams Race 7: WESTERN DREAM, SUTHERLAND, PARAWANUI LAD 2 McCallums Group 1.42 4 0s0s Against All Odds h (11) 58.5 45 T Comignaghi 9 0s90 Miss Adelaide (2) 56.5 45 T Comignaghi Race 8: RUBY MARIE, RINGADINGDING, FORTUNE PATCH C Campbell (a1) EMERGENCY: 10 80s90 Platinum Touch (5) 56.5 45 $10,000, maiden, 1600m 5 090s0 Saboteur h (13) 58.5 45 K Asano (a1) 13 10s40 Mother Goose dmh (12) 54 60 11 89707 Wondering (11) 56.5 45 G Jogoo 12 6s590 Willnotquit (3) 54 45 C Barnes 1 6s592 Gerry Joyce h (7) 58.5 53 K Mudhoo 6 05s2 Ruby Royale (6) 56.5 52 R Mudhoo (a2) 6 Invercargill Licensing Trust 3.58 2 8s84 Last Try h (5) 58.5 50 J Lowry 7 00s78 Secret Dreams h (4) 56.5 51 B Murray 8 Christmas At The Races 5.04 3 7040 Burt The Squirt (6) 58.5 49 8 470s5 The Marlboro Ma*am (5) 56.5 48 $15,000, open handicap, 1400m T Moseley $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m R Mudhoo (a2) 1 63064 Irish Excuse tdm (5) 62 93 4 3s489 Goa Head Caller h (8) 58.5 49 G Jogoo 9 58 Lily Of The Valley h (8) 56.5 46 C Barnes R Mudhoo (a2) 1 08529 Fortune Patch (4) 60 65 C Barnes 5 66s00 Mr Fahrenheit (3) 58.5 45 D Bothamley 10 2909s Dragon Glass (14) 56.5 45 BB Hong 2 091s5 Mr Intelligence m (1) 57 83 K Mudhoo 2 s3183 Full Fury (5) 59.5 64 Y Y Chew (a4) 6 5s943 Miss Catherine (4) 56.5 54 T Moseley 11 On The Backfoot (3) 56.5 45 3 s3527 Gold’nguru tm (8) 56 81 K Asano (a1) 3 09s51 Shaker (6) 59 63 C Campbell (a1) 7 49465 Last Letter (1) 56.5 51 A Balloo T Comignaghi 4 7s215 Beeslaststing m (11) 58.5 62 1 Cruickshank Pryde 1.07 8 s3566 Raise Your Sights (2) 56.5 49 C Barnes 12 2890s She’s Got The Look h (9) 56.5 45 4 s0370 Shaara tdmh (7) 56 81 R Beeharry (a3) 5 88011 Flying Sardine tdm (4) 54.5 82 D Bothamley $10,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 2200m K Mudhoo 5 s8331 I’m A Tiger (1) 58.5 62 K Asano (a1) 3 ILT Foundation 2.17 EMERGENCIES: Y Y Chew (a4) 1 8s049 Ringbolt mh (15) 60 65 K Mudhoo 6 60013 Our Teddy Boy m (9) 54 75 6 08s10 Senor Moss m (7) 58 61 A Balloo 2 s2518 Field Of Fire m (10) 59 63 B Murray $11,000, rating 74 benchmark, 1600m 13 6s590 Willnotquit (1) 54 45 7 0s456 Sounds Promising m (3) 57 59 BB Hong 14 80s90 Platinum Touch (2) 56.5 45 C Campbell (a1) 3 s0871 Chookie’s Girl dm (2) 58 65 C Barnes 1 5s806 He’s Got Power td (9) 59 70 7 4s107 Fly Without Wings tdm (3) 54 74 8 450s0 To Sir With Love m (8) 57 59 4 8s860 Francis Drake (11) 58 61 K Kwo (a2) R Mudhoo (a2) 5 Baillie And Lewis Pharmacy 3.26 A Bohorun (a3) T Comignaghi 5 2s544 Perfecto th (3) 58 61 J Lowry 2 70s22 Nesta dm (1) 59 70 G Jogoo 9 s3419 Ringadingding (2) 56.5 62 K Kwo (a2) $11,000, rating 74 benchmark, 1200m 8 90s90 Garment dm (6) 54 55 T Comignaghi 6 s6218 Ying Resolute m (7) 58 61 K Asano (a1) 3 70836 Bluey’s Chance tdm (2) 58.5 69 A Balloo 9 s0609 Shock And Awe (2) 54 55 G Jogoo 10 67474 Ruby Marie h (10) 56.5 62 K Mudhoo 7 6s827 Spider Lily m (9) 57.5 64 G Jogoo 4 s0519 Midnite Kaos m (5) 57.5 67 K Kwo (a2) 1 3461s Nopele tdmh (13) 60 74 R Mudhoo (a2) 11 516s0 Rosie Mae th (9) 56 61 R Mudhoo (a2) 8 9s940 Heberite m (5) 57.5 60 C Campbell (a1) 5 s0312 Odysseus m (3) 57.5 67 T Comignaghi 2 36s50 Waimate Bill tdm (5) 60 74 A Bohorun (a3) 7 Marquee & Party Hire 4.29 12 570s0 Cotes De Bourg m (12) 55 55 9 s4750 Pableau (14) 57.5 60 T Comignaghi 6 7s017 Crispin td (8) 56.5 69 C Barnes 3 s9363 So Natural tdm (9) 55.5 65 G Jogoo R Beeharry (a3) 10 70s00 Choice Du Jeu tmh (6) 57 63 7 0s420 Rosie Glow mb (6) 56.5 69 K Asano (a1) 4 6s190 Easy Habit tdm (6) 54.5 63 $10,000, maiden, 1400m EMERGENCY: D Bothamley 8 s5550 Transcendent t (10) 55.5 67 T Moseley C Campbell (a1) 1 0022 Sutherland h (6) 58.5 54 K Mudhoo 13 — Petite Rose SCRATCHED

NZ Metro harness at Addington Friday Jetbet 8 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 10 74456 She’s Allthe Craze (Fr) 21 J Young-Grant 4 Futurity Prelude Pace 6.42 2 7 Sneak A Peek (Fr) 2 M Williamson 10 11510 Invaluable (Fr) 21 S O’Reilly (J) Race 1: WANNA PLAY WITH ME, FAR FROM TRUE, 11 42146 Idle Stuartia (Fr) 22 J Morrison (J) 3 7705 Tyke (Fr) 3 G O’Reilly 11 43334 Cheezel (Fr) 22 R May 12 30284 Sioux Princess (Fr) U1 S O’Reilly (J) $10,000, 4yo+ r55. mobile pace, 2600m 4 222s9 Mayhem In Malibu (Fr) 4 S McNally SIOUX PRINCESS 12 84174 Tom Martin (Fr) 23 S Tomlinson (J) 1 Soviet Star (Fr) 1 T Chmiel 5 75s Yorokobi (Fr) 5 R Close 13 35352 Burnham Boy (Fr) 24 M Jones Race 2: MANHATTAN, LA ROSA, SHANIKA 2 Complete Signage Pace 5.46 2 46277 Scotlynn Beach Boy (Fr) 2 R Close 6 — Valynda SCRATCHED Race 3: BITAMUSCLE, LEAF STRIDE, EUROKASH $10,000, non-winners 3yo+ f&m. mobile pace, 3 s0254 Major Mac (Fr) 3 C Thornley 7 323 John James Preston (Fr) 6 J Young-Grant 9 In House Graphic Design Trot 9.14 Race 4: JAWBREAKER(AUS), FOREGONE CONCLUSION, 1980m 4 323 John James Preston (Fr) 4 J Young-Grant 8 07408 Twilight Bromac (Fr) 7 R May $15,000, r56+ discretionary handicap stand REINIMIN PATRON 5 38170 Calypso Rock (Fr) 5 B Butt 9 Atomic Traveller (Fr) 8 J Morrison (J) 1 55 Red Envy (Fr) 1 R Close trot, 2600m Race 5: MADAM SASS, TAKE AFTER ME, 6 701P8 Magical Mali (Fr) 6 J Dunn 10 Ps750 Khal Drogo (Fr) 21 R Holmes 2 88783 Dolce Vita (Fr) 2 J Dunn 7 721 Boom (Fr) 7 R May 11 22 Fire Fox (Fr) 22 J Dunn 1 40980 That’s The Story (Fr) 1 K Tomlinson (J) I DREAM OF JEANNIE 3 44794 Hot N Gold (Fr) 3 R Holmes Race 6: FIRE FOX, YOROKOBI, JOHN JAMES PRESTON 8 33031 Reinimin Patron (Fr) 8 G Smith 2 25452 Gil Favor (Fr) 2 P Nairn 4 7s370 Lifes A Beach (Fr) 4 S Tomlinson (J) 9 02313 Jawbreaker(aus) (Fr) 9 M Williamson 7 Vehicle Wraps & Signage Pace 8.13 3 90s70 Justamollyarcher (Fr) 3 R Jenkins Race 7: WILD EXCUSE, A BETTOR ACT, 5 2 Manhattan (Fr) 5 B Butt 10 65012 In Chevron We Trust (Fr) 21 B Laughton (J) $15,000, r60+ discretionary handicap stand 4 2P292 Jimmy Carter (Fr) U1 M Williamson TYRON’S BIT OF LEMON 6 63846 With Grace (Fr) 6 K Newman (J) 11 55213 Foregone Conclusion (Fr) 22 T Williams pace, 2600m 5 22032 Doff Your Cap (Fr) U2 B Butt Race 8: JAY TEE TYRON, BURNHAM BOY, SUGAR LOAF 7 579 Shards In Manhattan (Fr) 7 S O’Reilly (J) 6 s5488 Majestic Chevron (10) 1 J Dunn Race 9: DOFF YOUR CAP, NAVARA, SUNDONS FLYER 8 s2823 Shanika (Fr) 8 T Williams 5 Traditionally Crafted Signs 7.13 1 051s2 Belmont Major (Fr) 1 B Butt SCRATCHED 7 05033 Sundons Flyer (10) 2 J Young-Grant Race 10: ANAMAJOR, ARDEN’S ACE, BUNDORAN 9 — Simply Shaz $10,000, r40-r55 stand trot, 2600m 2 119s3 Tyron’s Bit Of Lemon (Fr) 2 J Dunn 8 14P1s Navara (10) 3 J Ford 10 52P Endless Dreams (Fr) 21 R May SCRATCHED 3 — Sugar Loaf 9 000s7 Arran Chief (10) 4 A Faulks 11 — Valynda SCRATCHED 1 30317 My Eyre (Fr) 1 P Davis 4 32321 The Maroon Marauder (Fr) U1 2 00830 I Dream Of Jeannie (Fr) 2 T Williams 10 65059 Madeleine Stowe (10) 5 P Davis 12 6 Kowhai Magic (Fr) 22 T Chmiel M Williamson 3 00004 Just One More (Fr) 3 R Close 11 s7667 Medusa (10) 6 K Cameron 13 Bizzie Lou (Fr) 23 M Williamson 5 300s2 Memphis Tennessee (10) 1 T Chmiel 4 9s440 One Over Dover (Fr) 4 R May 14 23354 La Rosa (Fr) 24 M Jones 6 117s2 Wild Excuse (10) 2 G Smith 5 66501 Take After Me (Fr) 5 G Smith 10 Commerical Signage Pace 9.44 15 Delightful Flame (Fr) 25 G O’Reilly 7 06s46 Kruizr (10) 3 J Curtin SCRATCHED 6 16640 The Bloss (Fr) 6 B Borcoskie $12,500, 3yo+ r45-r58. mobile pace, 1980m 16 — Get Back 7 35767 Justan’s Sister (Fr) 7 S Tomlinson (J) 8 82446 That Alexander Guy (10) U1 R Close 9 176s5 A Bettor Act (20) 1 T Williams 3 Haras Des Trotteurs Sires Prelude 6.14 8 02032 Jerry Garcia (Fr) 8 L O’Reilly 1 62499 Sweeney Todd (Fr) 1 B Zampese 1 Clarkson Signs Trot 5.21 9 68745 Tehoro Dazzle (Fr) 9 R Holmes 10 12494 Warloch (20) 2 R May 2 84007 Cheddar Made Beta (Fr) 2 S McNally $12,000, 3yo. mobile trot, 1980m 10 06050 Unique Marshall (Fr) 10 S McNally 3 85640 Ideal Rule (Fr) 3 K Tomlinson (J) $12,500, 3yo+ f&m r49-r60. mobile trot, 8 Plumbing World Pace 8.44 1 32243 Royal Pride (Fr) 1 R Holmes 11 0s897 Insist The Win (Fr) 11 B Butt 4 16905 Hells Shadow (Fr) 4 R Close 1980m 2 13154 Time Up The Hill (Fr) 2 K Barron 12 6s789 Blink N Bones (Fr) 12 B Ford $15,000, r59-r70. mobile pace, 1980m 5 1 Dont Lie To Me (Fr) 5 M Jones 1 33412 Luminosity (Fr) 1 J Curtin 3 Aditi (Fr) 3 G Smith 13 73034 Rachmaninov (Fr) 13 T Grant 1 79215 Claus (Fr) 1 C Thornley 6 62850 Guido Da Siena (Fr) 6 B Hope (J) 2 080s0 Crazy N Love (Fr) 2 B Hope (J) 4 21232 Franco Jorik (Fr) 4 R May 14 96970 Chief Of Staff (Fr) 14 J Thomas 2 — Folklore SCRATCHED 7 28336 Under Wraps (Fr) 7 S Tomlinson (J) 3 125s9 Orlando Magic (Fr) 3 E Barron (J) 5 1 Leaf Stride (Fr) 5 M Williamson 15 8PPs0 Madam Sass (Fr) U1 J Dunn 3 44212 Cardinal Sin (Fr) 2 K Barron 8 4120s Bundoran (Fr) 8 A Lethaby 16 94418 Faith No More (Fr) U2 L McKay (J) 4 s1851 Wanna Play With Me (Fr) 4 T Williams 6 01 Son Of Patrick (Fr) 6 J Dunn 4 99626 Sugar Loaf (Fr) 3 J Dunn 9 18780 Brantley (Fr) 9 B Butt 5 43545 Bright Glow (Fr) 5 I Cameron 7 1141 Eurokash (Fr) 7 B Hope (J) 6 Digitally Printed Signs Pace 7.43 5 4s051 Only In America (Fr) 4 J Morrison (J) 10 466s0 Secret Bet (Fr) 21 T Chmiel 6 0s042 Girls Let Loose (Fr) 6 G O’Reilly 8 231 Paramount Princess (Fr) 8 T Williams 6 22147 Spellbound (Fr) 5 K Newman (J) 11 00189 Invisible Girl (Fr) 22 J Curtin 7 033P6 Fanny Hill (Fr) 7 M Williamson 9 111 Bitamuscle (Fr) 9 B Butt $10,000, non-winners 3yo+. mobile pace, 7 s6000 Santanna Mach (Fr) 6 J Curtin 12 461 Arden’s Ace (Fr) 23 R May 8 64686 Zsa Zoe (Fr) 8 S Tomlinson (J) 10 336 Outamyway (Fr) 21 P Nairn 2600m 8 232s4 Jay Tee Tyron (Fr) 7 T Williams 13 48141 Mighty Reactor (Fr) 24 M Williamson 9 209s3 Far From True (Fr) 9 D White 11 — La Reina Del Sur SCRATCHED 1 69 Get Back (Fr) 1 J Curtin 9 5s0s8 Especial (Fr) 8 M Williamson 14 24573 Anamajor (Fr) 25 J Dunn

Auckland harness at Alexandra Park Friday Jetbet 5 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 2 What The Hill Tender 6.23 2 315s6 Take The Monarch (Fr) 2 J Stormont 6 Majestic Horse Floats Pace 8.24 2 38s21 Temporale (Fr) 2 T Cameron SCRATCHED Race 1: LUKE JOHN, GENERAL MONTANA, ALTA WISEGUY 3 12322 Miss Slippers (Em1) (Fr) 3 D Ferguson (J) 3 — Kenny’s Dream $14,500, r54-r67 discretionary handicap SCRATCHED $14,500, r59-r78. mobile pace, 2200m 4 0s711 Bolt For Brilliance (Fr) 3 T Herlihy Race 2: NATTY PAGGER, ONE MAJIC KENNY, PEAKZ LUCK 4 — Cyber Attack stand trot, 2700m 5 6s07s Lollieprop (Fr) 4 M McKendry 1 32123 Doc Holliday (Fr) 1 S Butcher 5 1s647 Sunny Glenis (Fr) 4 S Phelan Race 3: JACK RYAN, HUGO GEORGE, SHES NO LADY 1 — Miss Slippers SCRATCHED 6 s1043 Majestic Harry (Fr) 5 M Teaz 2 535s5 Underthesouthernsun (Fr) 2 T Herlihy 6 24115 She Reigns (Fr) U1 D Ferguson (J) Race 4: TAKE THE MONARCH, RAIN MIST AND MUSCLE, 2 33470 Saint Michel (10) 1 N Chilcott 7 1s054 Rain Mist And Muscle (Fr) 6 T Mitchell 3 47125 Christianshavtime (Fr) 3 M McKendry 7 29662 Vatican Hill (Fr) U2 T Mitchell LOLLIEPROP 3 — Lady Be Good SCRATCHED 8 — Wanna Snuggle SCRATCHED 4 4s967 Cruzee Mach (Fr) 4 A Harrison (J) 8 31D23 Kay Cee (Fr) U3 J Dickie Race 5: KRUG, IT’S ALL ABOUT FAITH, ALADDIN 4 18532 Peakz Luck (10) 2 J Stormont 9 0065s Sunny Petite (Fr) 7 B Hackett 5 s1114 Mimi E Coco (Fr) 5 A Poutama Race 6: MIMI E COCO, BALL OF ART, TOMMY LINCOLN 5 — Red Castleton SCRATCHED 10 7s068 Mackali (Fr) 8 A Poutama 6 21040 Im A Gigolo (Fr) 6 M Purdon 9 The Alex Eatery Pace 9.52 Race 7: COPY THAT, BELLE OF MONTANA, 6 s2s84 Bar Room Brawl (10) 3 J Dickie 11 1s077 Horace Horse (Fr) 9 S Phelan 7 16733 Yorkshire (Fr) 7 B Mangos $12,000, non-winners 3yo+. mobile pace, ANOTHER MASTERPIECE 7 23s32 Natty Pagger (10) U1 T Herlihy 12 01767 Isaac H (Fr) U1 Z Butcher 8 11018 Tommy Lincoln (Fr) 8 D Butcher 2200m 9 12452 Major Jellis (Fr) 21 S Phelan Race 8: BOLT FOR BRILLIANCE, TEMPORALE, KAY CEE 8 12870 Kimkar Dash (10) U2 D Balle 13 20196 Uncle Louis (Fr) U2 T Cameron 1 — John Wayne SCRATCHED 9 956s4 Havehorsewilltravel (30) 1 B Mangos 10 1235s On A Roll (Fr) 22 S Abernethy Race 9: BETTOR LISTEN, APIECEOFLOU, RAVEN BANNER 14 0s Alta Redeemer (Fr) U3 P Ferguson 2 434 Satchmo (Fr) 1 P Ferguson 10 s0121 One Majic Kenny (30) U1 P Ferguson 15 000s0 Skee King (Fr) U4 B Orange 11 954s9 Ball Of Art (Fr) 23 Z Butcher Race 10: COMMANDER CATHY, SMOKINHOTCHEDDAR, 12 L1100 Fabrizio (Fr) 24 B Orange 3 s8455 Richmond Tiger (Fr) 2 A Drake (J) POLKA DELIGHT 3 Grand Park Pace 6.52 5 NZB Standardbred Million 1 Final 7.53 4 47963 Apieceoflou (Fr) 3 D Butcher 7 2020 Spring Cup Pace 8.55 5 97950 Eyecon (Fr) 4 S Reid $12,000, 3yo+ r48-r58. mobile pace, 2200m $200,000, 3yo c&g. mobile pace listed, 6 00 Wavethebill (Fr) 5 J Dickie 1 37644 Happy Place (Fr) 1 J Dickie 2200m $22,500, ffa stand pace, 2200m 7 0s080 Bondi Shake (Fr) 6 A Poutama 2 98079 A Better Dancer (Fr) 2 S Butcher 1 11112 Krug (Fr) 1 B Orange 1 3s275 Belle Of Montana (Fr) 1 Z Butcher 8 2922s Bettor Listen (Fr) 7 S Phelan 3 61s20 Shes No Lady (Fr) 3 Z Butcher 2 9s14 B D Joe (Fr) 2 T Herlihy 2 s3454 Another Masterpiece (Fr) 2 M Purdon 9 Raven Banner (Fr) 21 Z Butcher 4 32399 Jack Ryan (Fr) 4 D Butcher 3 1721 Meetmeinsorrento (Fr) 3 D Ferguson (J) 3 6s837 Star Galleria (Fr) 3 S Reid 5 428s7 Revitalise (Fr) 5 M McKendry 4 231s6 Gambit (Fr) 4 T Herlihy 10 Oktober Fest Pace 10.17 4 s6341 Luke John (Em2) (Fr) 4 SCRATCHED 6 75s85 Anam Nunu (Fr) 6 A Poutama 5 21497 Delightful Dude (Fr) 5 S Phelan 5 — Princess Tiffany $12,000, non-winners 3yo+ f&m. mobile pace, 7 14546 Hugo George (Fr) 7 T Cameron 6 11213 It’s All About Faith (Fr) 6 M Purdon 6 3s446 Mach Shard (Fr) 5 S Phelan 2200m 8 18055 Texas Tiger (Fr) 8 D Ferguson (J) 7 s7220 Check In (Fr) 6 A Poutama 7 89s12 Mr Fantastic (Fr) 7 Z Butcher 1 08370 Spirit Of Trees (Fr) 1 J Abernethy 9 7s01 Millwood Billie (Fr) 21 T Herlihy 8 31315 On The Cards (Fr) 7 B Orange 1 Million 1 Consolation Pace 5.56 8 36438 Captain Nemo (Fr) 8 A Poutama 2 3s0 Polka Delight (Fr) 2 T Herlihy 10 83464 Bet West (Fr) 22 B Mangos 9 28136 Bettor Call Me (Fr) 21 B Mangos 9 P1111 Copy That (Fr) 8 M McKendry $14,000, 3yo c&g. mobile pace, 2200m 10 s3542 Triple Eight (Fr) 9 D Butcher 3 07270 Pocket Book (Fr) 3 M McKendry 11 s2886 Ferritts Sister (Fr) 23 N Chilcott 10 32175 Aladdin (Fr) 22 O Thornley (J) 12 66179 Adieu Flirt (Fr) 24 J Abernethy 11 s9830 Dance Time (Fr) U1 J Dickie 4 5s Shezadeal (Fr) 4 Z Butcher 1 s2200 Alta Wiseguy (Fr) 1 D Butcher 11 13269 Nevada (Fr) 23 J Dickie 5 43295 Spirited Belle (Fr) 5 S Abernethy 2 — Rock Legend SCRATCHED 4 Speeding Spur Tender 7. 23 12 — Rock Legend SCRATCHED 8 HR Fisken & Sons FFA Trot 9.25 6 6262 Commander Cathy (Fr) 6 B Orange 3 s4584 Cya Art (Fr) 2 S Butcher 13 33121 American Dealer (Fr) 24 D Butcher 7 — Prop Rock SCRATCHED 4 402 General Montana (Fr) 3 Z Butcher $12,000, 3yo+ r40-r54 stand trot, 2700m 14 14140 Hot And Treacherous (Fr) 25 M McKendry $20,000, ffa stand trot, 2200m 8 43373 Dreamers Delight (Fr) 7 J Dickie 5 s6341 Luke John (Fr) 4 T Herlihy 1 94778 Lisa Marie P (Fr) 1 M Perriton 15 13719 Romanee (Fr) 26 P Ferguson 1 12421 Midnight Dash (Fr) 1 M McKendry 9 3044 Smokinhotcheddar (Fr) 21 A Poutama

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 RACING The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 Hawke’s Bay runners provide plenty of optimism for Gerard HASTINGS — Trainer Pam Gerard was “Maybe she is a little bit of a forgotten horse. “I was rapt. I thought it was a really big run and maybe end up in a Broodmare Sale down the delighted with the return of Tokarangi and She is a pretty smart filly and it has probably and the plan had always been to go to Counties. track,” Gerard said. Pinmedown at Hawke’s Bay on Saturday. taken a little bit of time for her to mature.” They took that away from us and shifted to Gerard is also keen to get a line on Bubalina, Three-year-old filly Tokorangi was one of the The daughter of Redwood will now head to the Ruakaka and changed to 1200m so there really a $6.50 chance in the Onsite Dairy Solutions runs of the day when finishing fourth in the Gr.3 Gr.3 Soliloquy Stakes (1400m) at Te Rapa before wasn’t a lot of choice,” Gerard said. Maiden 1100. Gold Trail Stakes (1200m), while Pinmedown was a trip to Riccarton for the Gr.1 Barneswood “To run in a Group One fresh up is not ideal The daughter of Darci Brahma finished sixth beaten by four lengths in the Gr.1 Tarzino Trophy Farm 48th New Zealand 1000 Guineas (1600m) is but she settled back and I thought her last 50m on debut at Taupo in a race won by subsequent (1400m) when tenth and will be seen at her best considered. was really good.” stakes winner Only Words. when out to a middle distance. “She is still quite immature, there is not a lot The daughter of Pins will contest the Gr.1 “She was probably a little bit in season in her “Tokorangi probably ran up to how she had of her and she is a slight filly,” Gerard said. “But Windsor Park Plate (1600m) en route to the Gr.1 first start and she was leaning on the gates.” been working and to her form last season,” she is very fit and athletic.” Livamol Classic (2040m). “Generally in her trials she has been the first Gerard, who trains in partnership with Michael The Matamata trainer was also pleased with “There are plenty of options and she will go one out. She missed the kick and got back and Moroney, said. the return of Group Two winner Pinmedown. through the summer and then go to Brisbane got into a lot of trouble.” — NZ Racing Desk Wanganui greys at Hatrick Friday Jetbet 9 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 Adept Accountants 4.55 EMERGENCIES: 5 1218 Best Ball nwtd Daniel Lane 2 51112 Shaynee nwtd Sam Lozell Race 1: PENALTY DROP, JILLIBY SOPHIA, 9 11157 Bigtime Banjo 17.52 Lisa Cole 6 62116 Allegro Nixon nwtd Lisa Cole 3 32112 Black Stockings nwtd Ashley Bradshaw $6360, C2, 520m 10 25136 Bigtime Puma 17.57 Lisa Cole 7 11764 Takakawe 30.91 Ivan Cox 4 17223 Zipping Boston nwtd Craig Roberts NIGHTHAWK FRENZY 1 12324 Goldstar Tudor nwtd S & B Evans 8 24564 Big Time Smile nwtd Lisa Cole 5 57752 Bigtime Chloe 45.31 Mark Goodier Race 2: JILLIBY JAC, GOLDSTAR TUDOR, ANGRY JANE 2 33313 Shermo Bale nwtd Craig Roberts 5 Laser Plumbing 6.06 EMERGENCY: 6 33521 Little Teegs 45.84 Arch Lawrence Race 3: DAPPER RAPPER, BIG TIME ODETTE, BIGTIME LEVI 3 13272 Bigtime Maci 30.53 Susie Kite $8235, C5, 520m 9 46454 Taiapu nwtd Ivan Cox 7 53441 Hot Platter 45.20 Angela Turnwald Race 4: BIG TIME ANGEL, TRICKY, EVER RESTED 4 31651 Shrewdy nwtd Kellie Gommans 8 35663 Goldstar Truman nwtd S & B Evans 1 22327 Zipping Sarah nwtd Angela Turnwald Race 5: ZIPPING SARAH, BIG TIME HARLEY, BIG TIME BABY 5 41111 Jilliby Jac 30.22 Lisa Cole 8 Accell Canine Therapy” 7.32 EMERGENCIES: 2 42226 Big Time Harley 30.04 Lisa Cole 6 25423 Big Time Spot 30.82 Lisa Cole 9 21623 Kamada Park 45.21 Angela Turnwald Race 6: BIGTIME ROD, HAIDEE BALE, BIGTIME BRUNO 3 11573 Big Time Baby 30.06 Lisa Cole $8120, C2, distance, 645m Race 7: BEST BALL, ALLEGRO NIXON, ALLEGRO PIPPA 7 84152 Angry Jane nwtd Matt Roberts 10 33124 Emgrand Rose nwtd Angela Turnwald 8 22117 Lethal Lettie nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 4 31654 Big Time Gina 30.40 Lisa Cole 1 12173 Uthor Bale nwtd Craig Roberts Race 8: UTHOR BALE, BUDDY LOADED, KAMADA PARK EMERGENCIES: 5 31517 Big Time Vegas nwtd Lisa Cole 2 21215 Buddy Loaded nwtd Glen Hodgson 11 Rachel Miller @ Bayleys 9.04 Race 9: BIG TIME LANTAO, OZZIE, LEONARD BALE 9 23237 Fool’s Russian 30.87 Lisa Cole 6 75711 Big Time Anton 30.28 Lisa Cole 3 21623 Kamada Park nwtd Angela Turnwald $5535, C3, 305m Race 10: SHAYNEE, BLACK STOCKINGS, ZIPPING BOSTON 10 46144 Big Time Frankie 30.85 Lisa Cole 7 12311 Seve 30.58 Daniel Lane 4 23515 Nova Willow 37.91 Lisa Cole Race 11: HOT LITTLE NANCY, BIG TIME JEWEL, FUNZALO 8 33256 Bigtime Brody 30.12 Lisa Cole 5 21675 Goldstar Sydney nwtd S & B Evans 1 51115 Go All Lin nwtd S O’Neill Race 12: BIG TIME FUZZ, SUB TWENTY THREE, 3 Palamountains Nutrition 5.13 EMERGENCIES: 6 23364 Race Me Home 38.24 Bill Hodgson 2 62325 Doomsday 17.64 K B Benson 9 24435 Big Time Jackson 30.48 Lisa Cole 7 76736 Dig Dig Dig 38.62 S O’Neill IDOL MEGHAN $6825, C3, 520m 3 63112 Funzalo 17.61 Bill Hodgson 10 43654 Big Time Seth 30.16 Lisa Cole 8 33124 Emgrand Rose 37.76 Angela Turnwald 4 52126 Big Time Dusty 17.77 G & S Fredrickson 1 56551 Dapper Rapper 30.32 Brian Marsh EMERGENCIES: 5 11641 Hot Little Nancy 18.09 Sam Lozell 2 76334 Big Time Odette 30.32 Lisa Cole 6 Mick And Mark Property 6.34 9 33646 Big Time Kobe 38.60 Lisa Cole 6 11113 Big Time Jewel 17.79 Lisa Cole 3 67434 Bigtime Levi 30.06 Lisa Cole $7530, C4, 520m 10 54136 Longshanks nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 7 42213 Idol Duke 17.63 Marcie Flipp 4 23177 Young Dumb Broke 30.57 Melissa Olden 8 26511 Elusive Alibi 17.89 Richard Waite 5 46323 Bigtime Benji 30.44 Lisa Cole 1 83762 Classic Rapper 30.50 Susie Kite 9 Dairymaster Wanganui Cup 8.02 2 58445 Bigtime Rod 29.91 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 6 41342 Cossie Cooper 30.35 Melissa Olden $30,000, group 1, C5, final, 520m 7 61248 Bigtime Alfie 30.09 Lisa Cole 3 21524 Goldstar Yankee 30.66 S & B Evans 9 62461 Pacemaker nwtd S O’Neill 8 45231 Big Time Trae 30.49 Lisa Cole 4 12421 Bigtime Bailey 30.39 Lisa Cole 1 81611 Big Time Lantao 30.29 Lisa Cole 10 74154 Allegro Kyle 17.76 D P Symes 1 TAB Premier Payout R1-R6 4.38 EMERGENCIES: 5 64155 Haidee Bale 30.74 S J Phillips 2 11423 Ozzie nwtd Daniel Lane 12 First Security 9.34 9 65787 Diddilee 30.07 Angela Turnwald 6 45354 Bigtime Bruno 30.07 Lisa Cole 3 11212 Leonard Bale nwtd Craig Roberts $6005, C1, 520m 10 75473 Queena Bale nwtd Craig Roberts 7 78343 Simply Smooth 30.27 Lisa Cole 4 82121 Miss Potential 30.52 G & S Fredrickson $5890, C4, 305m 1 12126 Jilliby Sophia 30.69 Lisa Cole 8 47138 Big Time Amie 30.43 Lisa Cole 5 51762 Oster Bale 30.09 Craig Roberts 1 54234 Sub Twenty Three 17.63 Lisa Cole 2 22137 Mitcham Greg nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 4 Wanganui Toyota 5.38 EMERGENCIES: 6 21131 Bigtime Cooper 30.05 Lisa Cole 2 21212 Sedgebrook Comet 17.71 Fred Kite 3 41F34 Indi Shae 30.80 S O’Neill $6360, C5, 305m 9 27674 Big Time Izzy 30.11 Lisa Cole 7 17661 Big Time Maple 30.15 Lisa Cole 3 s1251 Boys Get Paid 17.74 Angela Turnwald 10 48786 Big Time Mac 30.38 Lisa Cole 8 21142 Big Time Brie 30.03 Lisa Cole 4 22522 Speed Machine nwtd Lisa Cole 4 71123 Big Time Lebron 17.62 Lisa Cole 1 51116 Big Time Angel 17.40 Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 5 s1215 Behind The Sun 30.97 Lisa Cole 5 74516 Big Time Fuzz 17.70 Lisa Cole 2 31531 Tricky nwtd Daniel Lane 7 Hardy Construction 7.02 9 12173 Uthor Bale nwtd Craig Roberts 6 11 Elite Bubble nwtd A L Frost 6 12251 Big Time Dawson 17.73 Lisa Cole 3 22135 Ever Rested nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 10 11573 Big Time Baby 30.06 Lisa Cole 7 61321 Nighthawk Frenzy nwtd Matt Roberts 4 32361 Big Time Frosty 17.57 Lisa Cole $6595, R/A, 520m 7 83124 Dino The Fox 17.74 Kellie Gommans 8 11112 Penalty Drop nwtd Daniel Lane 5 53216 Bigtime Kiss 17.60 Lisa Cole 1 17472 Goldstar Journey nwtd S & B Evans 10 Wanganui Stayers 8.34 8 81266 Idol Meghan 17.60 Marcie Flipp EMERGENCIES: 6 16112 Trojan Hoarse 17.28 Lisa Cole 2 35643 Allegro Pippa nwtd Lisa Cole EMERGENCIES: 9 31832 Chic In Time nwtd Glen Hodgson 7 16222 Wildebeest nwtd Ashley Bradshaw 3 81328 Allegro Tammy nwtd Lisa Cole $15,000, group 2, C2, distance, final, 755m 9 26156 Running Freer 17.69 Melissa Olden 10 72615 Rapid Renegade nwtd Richard Waite 8 44111 Big Time Jonie 17.27 Lisa Cole 4 36121 Murmur nwtd Lisa Cole 1 43431 Goldstar Darwin 46.24 S & B Evans 10 21566 Big Time Chance 17.58 Lisa Cole

Christchurch greys at Addington Friday Jetbet 3 TAB D. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 T. 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 Q. 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 PL6 7-12 Selections 2 kiwikiwihounds.co.nz Sprint 12.22 EMERGENCIES: 6 76454 Homebush Kian nwtd John McInerney 3 7s152 Marvaha Bale nwtd Craig Roberts Race 1: AMURI MYSTIC, SUCK IT UP, WIZARD WILLIE 9 55685 Mulberry Sox 17.35 Corey Steele 7 73526 Mayhem Made 30.67 Ashley Bradshaw 4 61722 Homebush Glitch 17.55 John McInerney $1450, C1, 295m 10 27847 Jinja Ellie 17.24 Allan Joyce 8 62636 Baldrick 30.65 John McInerney Race 2: TWEET ABOUT IT, KHATIA, OPAWA BUD 5 25111 Taieri Taylee 17.00 Ray Casey 1 46s22 Khatia 17.50 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 6 37281 Taieri Breeze 17.33 Ray Casey Race 3: RIPSTORM, FROSTY PARADISE, PAPA SMURF 2 32744 Pontiac Pat 17.35 John McInerney 5 Kaisa Earthworks 1.17 9 86277 Homebush Carter 30.83 John McInerney 7 43424 Tonkawa 17.42 Mitchell & Smith Race 4: MITCHAM BOULT, OPAWA ROWDY, 3 62725 Dream Runner 17.26 J M McCook $2505, C1, 520m 10 77438 Mitcham Manering nwtd John McInerney 8 22313 Moany Maloney 17.23 Ashley Bradshaw HORSE RANGE GOLD 4 41536 Homebush Hero 17.78 John McInerney 1 418s5 Opawa Dani nwtd Robin Wales EMERGENCIES: Race 5: OPAWA NIGEL, NIGHTHAWK FANCY, 8 Kolorful Kanvas Sprint 2.07 5 43234 Opawa Bud 17.69 Robin Wales 2 8s525 Frozen Paradise nwtd Daniel Lane 9 67313 Our Cook 17.15 Robin Wales FROZEN PARADISE 6 66631 Sam And Si 17.73 John McInerney 3 64155 Duke Of Argyll 31.01 Howard Anderton $1685, C2, 295m 10 56513 Opawa Troy 17.45 Robin Wales Race 6: TIGGERLONG DEMON, DENUTO, OPAWA BAILEY 7 78612 My Bentley nwtd Robin Wales 4 57264 Our Jolene 30.14 Robin Wales 1 55328 Go Gunna 17.25 Robin Wales Race 7: GREAT WORK, MAYHEM MADE, OPAWA VIOLET 8 2212 Tweet About It 17.57 Hart & Taylor 5 36155 Homebush Carra nwtd John McInerney 2 73673 Justin Lincoln 17.46 S & B Evans 11 Islington Tavern Dash 3.01 Race 8: AMURI BATMAN, OPAWA LACY, GO GUNNA EMERGENCIES: 6 67554 Bashful Buffy 30.55 John McInerney 3 66664 Maybe Right 17.34 J M McCook 9 1F555 Amuri Josie 17.83 John McInerney $1685, C2, 295m Race 9: ADOBE BRO, OPAWA GIRLS GET, DYNA MONTY 7 23213 Opawa Nigel 30.55 Robin Wales 4 82214 Opawa Lacy 17.04 Robin Wales 10 84551 Goldstar Clover 17.25 S & B Evans 1 53728 Go Great 17.60 Robin Wales Race 10: TAIERI TAYLEE, MOANY MALONEY, MARVAHA BALE 8 31F81 Nighthawk Fancy 30.59 Matt Roberts 5 24234 Ring Clown 17.19 Malcolm Grant EMERGENCIES: 6 85685 Souffle Sue 17.19 John McInerney 2 56513 Opawa Troy 17.45 Robin Wales Race 11: PRECIOUS PAYTON, OPAWA TROY, 3 Amber Cleaning Services 12.42 9 86277 Homebush Carter 30.83 John McInerney 7 14121 Amuri Batman 17.41 John McInerney 3 23311 Horse Range Opal 17.45 Malcolm Grant HORSE RANGE OPAL $2390, C0, 520m 10 77438 Mitcham Manering nwtd John McInerney 8 76421 Opa’s Joy 17.33 Ray Casey 4 41566 Ghost Mode 17.51 Hart & Taylor Race 12: GRACIAS MAESTRO, JAX JEWEL, PRINCE ZULU 1 25834 Goldstar Lovie nwtd S & B Evans EMERGENCIES: 5 31258 Bold Bidder 17.27 Corey Steele 2 322s Ripstorm nwtd J & D Fahey 6 Clarkson’s Sign Studio Dash 1.34 9 55685 Mulberry Sox 17.35 Corey Steele 6 57231 Regal Jock 17.28 John McInerney 3 48474 Adobe Junior nwtd Matt Roberts $1450, C1, 295m 10 15876 Goldstar Rebel 17.46 S & B Evans 7 18265 Smash Dragon 17.49 Malcolm Grant 4 87523 Slippery Suzie nwtd S & B Evans 1 18453 Denuto 17.47 Daniel Lane 9 Shirley Vet Clinic Stakes 2.26 8 28131 Precious Payton 17.17 S & B Evans 5 255s4 Frosty Paradise nwtd Daniel Lane 2 32326 Miss June 17.49 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 6 77545 Adobe Ninja nwtd Matt Roberts 3 62351 Hades 17.88 J M McCook $2860, C2, 520m 9 55685 Mulberry Sox 17.35 Corey Steele 7 32462 Opawa Ruby nwtd Robin Wales 4 38212 Opawa Bailey 17.47 Robin Wales 1 31741 Adobe Bro 30.24 Matt Roberts 10 15876 Goldstar Rebel 17.46 S & B Evans 8 Papa Smurf nwtd J & D Fahey 5 41346 Homebush Macho 17.79 John McInerney 2 87117 Punch On Buzz 30.27 John McInerney EMERGENCIES: 6 51822 Cadillac Mack 17.43 John McInerney 3 22111 Opawa Girls Get 30.40 Robin Wales 12 Livamol Sprint 3.18 1 The Fitz Sports Bar Sprint 12.05 9 74757 Mull Of Kintyre nwtd Sharon Hindson 7 22884 Black Tori 17.35 Ashley Bradshaw 4 17586 Macadoodle 30.35 J & D Fahey $1685, C2, 295m $1365, C0, 295m 10 58686 Nighthawk Wish nwtd Matt Roberts 8 321 Tiggerlong Demon 17.43 Daniel Roberts 5 457s8 Know Refusal 30.35 Garry Cleeve 1 63238 Smash Surprise 17.38 Malcolm Grant 1 7F2 Amuri Mystic nwtd John McInerney 4 Swimming Goat @ Stud 12.57 EMERGENCIES: 6 16855 Goldstar Wynter 30.44 S & B Evans 2 63545 Amuri Express nwtd John McInerney 9 1F555 Amuri Josie 17.83 John McInerney 7 77135 My Rosie 30.21 Lisa Waretini 2 74481 Gracias Maestro 17.30 Malcolm Grant 3 32265 Homebush Brave nwtd John McInerney $1685, C2, 295m 10 84551 Goldstar Clover 17.25 S & B Evans 8 15373 Dyna Monty 29.94 Craig Roberts 3 71467 Prince Zulu 17.31 Lisa Waretini 4 43 Wizard Willie nwtd Hart & Taylor EMERGENCIES: 4 65637 Carlos 17.14 Robin Wales 1 12231 Mitcham Boult 17.28 John McInerney 7 Beach Cafe & Wine Bar 1.52 9 86453 Know Equal 30.45 Garry Cleeve 5 52335 Goldstar Lorenzo nwtd S & B Evans 5 86162 Mitcham Ryder 17.48 John McInerney 2 76617 Opawa Rowdy 17.31 Robin Wales 10 35762 Start The Show 30.02 Daniel Lane 6 6354 Lucky Luciano nwtd Howard Anderton 3 63331 Horse Range Gold 17.47 Malcolm Grant $2505, C1, 520m 6 25561 Jax Jewel 17.24 Daniel Roberts 7 F3 Suck It Up nwtd Hart & Taylor 4 65372 Goldstar Perrie 17.27 S & B Evans 1 75453 Goldstar Beau nwtd S & B Evans 10 Garrard’s Sprint Final 2.42 7 67313 Our Cook 17.15 Robin Wales 8 66552 Othello Adobe nwtd Matt Roberts 5 64444 Prince Rohit 17.47 John McInerney 2 s2F16 Opawa Rod 30.96 Robin Wales 8 85267 Goldstar Halsey 17.33 S & B Evans EMERGENCIES: 6 54231 Billy Budd 17.51 Alan Botherway 3 15333 Great Work 30.46 J & D Fahey $1800, C2, final, 295m EMERGENCIES: 9 Goldstar Royal nwtd S & B Evans 7 8s756 Smash Damage 17.17 Malcolm Grant 4 84434 Opawa Violet 30.90 Robin Wales 1 31215 Marakesh Max 17.56 John McInerney 9 55685 Mulberry Sox 17.35 Corey Steele 10 653 Little Kid nwtd J M McCook 8 85715 Punters Kirsty 17.27 Robin Wales 5 78637 Homebush Carl nwtd John McInerney 2 63723 Bees Are Buzzing 17.28 J M McCook 10 27847 Jinja Ellie 17.24 Allan Joyce

Melbourne races at The Valley Friday Jetbet 19 TAB doubles 3-4, 7-8 Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8 Quaddie 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 Selections 6 10 Loca (1) 56 89 D Lane 6 s095s Sisstar dwb (8) 57.5 100 M Poy (a1.5) 5 8s755 Supreme Idea w (4) 56 87 J McNeil 3 D0517 Jungle Edge dw (10) 58.5 95 Race 1: ENDANGER, EXTRA TIME, UNANIMOUS 7 1s Endanger dw (2) 56 89 J McNeil 7 54076 Queen Annabel cdwn (5) 56 91 D Oliver 6 1s1 Mileva (2) 56 83 J Mott Ms J Da Rose 8 Prince Of Mercia (4) 56 83 Ms J Kah 8 118s2 Lesage dwn (7) 56 97 J Allen 7 24s16 Raison D’etre dw (8) 56 93 D Oliver 4 41462 Ashlor tcdw (4) 58.5 93 D Stackhouse Race 2: CHICAGO CUB, MY PENDANT, EXPRESS PASS 9 3712s Arrogant Miss db (6) 56 89 W Egan 8 9s11 Money In My Pocket d (1) 56 83 D Lane 5 38s46 Bold Star cdwbn (13) 58.5 92 C Williams Race 3: ALFA ORO, BE MY STAR, OUR GLADIATOR 2 MSC Lockdown Legends 7.45 10 2s353 Grandview Avenue dw (10) 56 90 9 14s Highly Discreet w (10) 56 80 L Nolen 6 111s1 Bella Vella cdwn (1) 56.5 100 Ms J Kah Race 4: GLENFIDDICH, ALCYONE, HOLYFIELD $125,000, Benchmark 84, 1200m T Nugent (a1.5) 10 1 Pretty Rossa d (5) 56 83 E Brown 7 s146s Pippie dwb (5) 56.5 95 D Lane Race 5: SEPTEMBER RUN, DIRTY THOUGHTS, SWATS THAT 11 3129s Human Nature cdn (11) 56 100 W Pike 11 8s10 Gypsy Choice w (7) 56 82 L Currie 8 111s1 Diamond Effort dwn (6) 56.5 99 Race 6: AL GALAYEL, MIRAGE DANCER, MIAMI BOUND 1 11s54 Chicago Cub dw (8) 62 94 L King (a2) 12 51421 Streetcar Stranger dw (2) 56 100 B Melham 2 23000 Inn Keeper dw (4) 61.5 88 B Rawiller C Williams 6 Ladbrokes JRA Cup 9.45 9 1111s Fabergino d (8) 56.5 95 P Knuckey Race 7: BELLA VELLA, TREKKING, AWAY GAME 3 895s8 My Pendant cdw (9) 60.5 94 D Oliver Race 8: ARISTIA, PERFECT JEWEL, GREYSFUL GLAMOUR $200,000, Quality Group 3, 2040m 10 35s13 Brooklyn Hustle cwb (9) 56.5 96 M Zahra 4 537s6 Kazio w (5) 59.5 90 T Nugent (a1.5) 4 E.J. Whitten Stutt Stakes 8.45 11 120s4 Hanseatic db (7) 52 96 J McNeil 5 25s11 Express Pass w (1) 59 100 R Mc Leod 1 643s7 Mirage Dancer (1) 60.5 96 M Zahra $200,000, 3yo SW Group 2, 1600m 12 4215s Away Game w (3) 50 97 Dean Holland 6 63551 Simply Optimistic dw (10) 58.5 96 2 115s0 Quick Thinker dw (7) 59.5 96 M Dee 13 424s1 Bella Nipotina w (12) 50 93 D Yendall C Williams 1 162s3 Glenfiddich (3) 57 97 L Nolen 3 s58s0 Levendi dw (8) 58.5 99 J Maskiell 7 32211 Reine Happy dw (2) 58 90 L Riordan (a2) 2 19s61 Holyfield w (4) 57 100 B Melham 4 023s6 Platinum Invador w (11) 57 94 L Nolen 8 Stocks Stakes 10.45 8 24359 Kaplumpich cdwn (7) 57.5 96 M Zahra 3 16s64 Lunar Fox w (2) 57 88 B Prebble 5 90411 Al Galayel tcdw (5) 56 100 B Melham $200,000, WFA Group 2, 1600m 9 38019 Eagle Spirit dw (11) 56 91 L Nolen 4 1113 Cherry Tortoni dw (7) 57 93 W Egan 6 84s40 Miami Bound dw (3) 56 98 D Oliver 10 58063 Rolling Moss dwn (6) 56 90 M Poy (a1.5) 5 221s2 Flying Award (1) 57 94 D Oliver 7 31428 Plein Ciel tdw (2) 55.5 97 W Egan 1 s5s80 Mystic Journey cdwn (9) 57 93 L Currie 11 16697 Yeldarb dw (3) 56 93 D Stackhouse 6 2021 Alcyone w (8) 57 79 J Allen 8 0s806 Mantastic d (6) 55 96 C Williams 2 7s063 Aristia (2) 57 88 D Lane 7 23s24 Crown Mint (5) 57 90 C Williams 9 4s9s5 Vin De Dance dw (9) 55 93 W Pike 3 11218 Perfect Jewel dw (8) 57 100 W Pike 3 55 Second Challenge 8.15 8 42s25 Ironedge (6) 57 86 M Zahra 10 — Mongolian Marshal SCRATCHED 4 640s9 Spanish Reef cdwn (3) 57 90 M Zahra 1 Lloyd Williams Plate 7.15 5 56s80 Princess Jenni cdwn (1) 57 94 B Melham $125,000, Benchmark 84, 955m 11 52134 Tavirun tdw (10) 55 99 L Currie $135,000, 3yo C&Gs SW+P, 1200m 5 Scarborough Stakes 9.15 12 615s3 Royal Crown w (4) 55 93 Ms J Kah 6 320s4 Greysful Glamour tn (5) 57 96 Ms J Kah 1 2117s Epic Grey cdwn (4) 62.5 91 L King (a2) 7 016s0 Shrouded In Mist cdwn (4) 57 85 J Mott 1 1s846 Extra Time dw (3) 58.5 100 C Williams 2 31251 Mister Mogul cdwn (12) 61.5 92 B Allen $160,000, 3yo Fillies SW Group 3, 1200m 7 Moir Stakes 10.15 8 437s9 Benitoite dw (11) 57 85 W Egan 2 5116 Saltpeter w (7) 57 92 D Oliver 3 1162s Our Gladiator cdwn (9) 61 90 1 10s2 Swats That (9) 56 95 J Allen 9 473s6 One More Try dw (6) 57 88 C Williams 3 27s21 River Twain dw (5) 56 90 M Dee L Riordan (a2) 2 11s51 September Run dw (3) 56 100 C Williams $1,000,000, WFA Group 1, 1000m 10 11s30 My Gold Bracelet (10) 56.5 90 J Allen 4 412s3 Free To Move w (6) 56 96 L Currie 4 1111s Alfa Oro wn (1) 60.5 94 B Melham 3 s1113 Dirty Thoughts cdw (11) 56 92 Ms J Kah 1 7219s Trekking w (2) 58.5 98 J Allen 11 611s5 Realm Of Flowers dwb (7) 56.5 84 5 155s3 Unanimous w (8) 56 92 B Melham 5 1451s Be My Star tdw (3) 58 96 Ms J Kah 4 1014s Diala dw (6) 56 86 W Pike 2 3129s Hey Doc twn (11) 58.5 95 L Currie J McNeil

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. 25 CLASSIFIEDS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020

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FOOTBALL by John Gillies Smith play Ibbetson on the right so he can wingback. Other than that, Smith did not Toby White. Lytton play Wainui in the last cut in and let fly with his powerful left foot, want to single anyone out in what he said round of League 1 games. WAINUI Sharks and Gisborne United and that’s the way it happened on Saturday. was an outstanding team performance. Thistle Reserves — United’s opponents are taking their tussle for football’s Eastern In the 25th minute, a crossfield ball came United, for their part, beat a depleted on October 3 — had an impressive 3-1 win League 1 title to the wire. to Ibbetson, he controlled it, cut inside and Lytton High School side 7-1. Striker Stu against Gisborne Boys’ High School. But Both teams won their game on Saturday, from within the penalty area finished with a Cranswick scored four, left midfielder Boys’ High put on a first-half showing that meaning United stay one point ahead going sweetly struck shot on the run. Damon Husband scored two and pleased coach Sebastian Itman and had into the last game of the season. Five minutes later, Ibbetson struck once centreback Jonathan Purcell scored with a them leading 1-0 at the break. But they have to wait another week more with a goal that had those who saw it powerful header from a corner. A stern halftime talk from Thistle before they are able to sort out the late- claiming season’s-best status for it. He cut For United, rightback Ben Hansen and Reserves co-coach Davie Ure and a couple season dash to the finish. in again and, with minimal backlift, fired a leftback Jimmy Holden had good games, of positional changes seemed to have a Gisborne Boys’ High School and Carpet shot from 30 metres that went in at the top and Carl Shaw did well when he came on beneficial effect for the Jags. Argentinian Court Thistle Massive are the only teams left corner. for Purcell, who had Achilles tendon issues. attacker Agustin Ventre and midfielder Ema of the six in Division 1 to have a match this Thistle coach John Stirton changed Aaron Graham and Andrew Bristow were Martos made a big difference in the second weekend — a catch-up fixture that will put things in the second half, and Massive were strong in the middle of the park, while Sam half, and Andre Riley impressed with his all the teams on an even games-played much more competitive. They were boosted Royston moved ever closer to scoring his speed and reading of the game at fullback. footing for the finale on October 3. by the presence of first-team defender first goal of the season with a solid showing Ventre scored with a 30-metre Ten-team Division 2 is set to finish a Ander Batarrita and forward Tomek Frooms. on the right wing. “screamer”, and Travis White scored two week later, on October 10, while the six- Batarrita was to be on the bench and Kim Perano came on in a central goals, one from the penalty spot. team women’s competition is due to finish came into the team only when Josh Blair defensive midfield role and put in a good Flank player Merlin Parsons was Thistle’s on October 4, the day after the Division 1 became unavailable. Frooms came on as shift, as did Aubrey Yates in his targetman’s man of the match, for his tenacity. men wind up their season. a replacement for Kieran Ryan, who had role up front. Itman said the Boys’ High first-half Heavy Equipment Services United coach played well until he pulled a hamstring 20 Lytton man of the match Matt McVey performance was encouraging, as they Dean Wrigley had been hoping Thistle minutes in. scored the goal for his side, who were still had experienced a bit of a lull folowing an Massive would cause an upset of similar Thistle had a chance to close the gap 20 well in the game at 2-0 down at halftime. exceptional performance at the Super 8 proportions to the one they produced minutes from time when they were awarded Influential adult players Cam Cairns and tournament. against his side the week before, when a penalty for handball against Ibbetson. Cole Devonport were missing, as was well- After a 4-0 opening loss to Tauranga Massive beat United 1-0. However, striker Nic Somerton hit it over performed centreback Kyle McVey. Boys’ College, they had a tense 3-2 loss to It was not to be. Sunshine Brewing the bar. Nevertheless, Lytton played well in Palmerston North Boys’ High, a 1-1 draw Wainui Sharks beat Massive 2-0, courtesy Smith said Dan Torrie was the Wainui patches, with standout performances from with Napier BHS, a 2-2 draw with Hastings of goals by right-winger Jaiden Ibbetson. man of the match for his work up and central midfielder Jamil Dos Santos, right BHS (and a loss on penalties) and a 3-3 Co-coaches Jake Theron and Michael down the left flank from his position at left midfielder Tasmin Garau and centreback draw with Napier (and a win on penalties). THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY SUDOKU Friday, September 25, 2020 CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Catherine Zeta-Jones, 51; Will Smith, 52; Michael Douglas, 76; Barbara Walters, 91. SUDOKU is a logic puzzle made Happy Birthday: Push yourself to the next level. Put the past behind you, and take on up of 81 squares on a 9x9 grid. a schedule that will help you gain momentum. 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Mother is not by the tail (6) sea on the continent (8) 13. Marginal difference is SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Remain objective when dealing with colleagues, friends and relatives. You 18. Tune carried in flight (8) enough to make one are best to be a mediator, not a disruptor. Size up if current trends are 20. It’s a hand he wants (6) afraid (8) inluencing whatever situation you face. Act in good faith, and you'll get 21. Clever and almost 14. Body of troops used to positive results. 4 stars completely correct (6) build a bridge (7) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 22. The other rat I can see 15. Could ling remedy the Take advantage of social media, and expand your interests and circle of is partly girl’s cold? (7) friends. Engage in intellectual changes, and enjoy the company of friends unpredictable (7) 16. Size of paper needed to and family. Romance is on the rise and will bring you closer to the one you 23. Interfere - and get hold two pints - nothing love. 3 stars SOLUTIONS TO decoration, say (6) more (6) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Quick Crossword answers 24. Monetary system 17. Stock tune (6) Don't labor over what you can't resolve or let anyone push you in a direction PUZZLE 11,101 also fit the large grid introduced by firm 19. He doesn’t want people you don't want to go. Make adjustments to your surroundings that will ensure QUICK when old (7) to keep their hair on! (6) you have a place to retreat. Make peace of mind your priority. 3 stars Across: 1 Investiture; 9 Act; 10 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Harbinger; 11 Tries; 13 Awkward; QUICK CLUES Keep your thoughts and opinions to yourself. The less information you share, 14 Canopy; 16 Heroic; 18 the better. Handle joint inances or ventures with care. Arguing will not help Parvenu; 19 Press; 20 you resolve issues. Make personal improvements, and nurture meaningful Tenseness; 21 Boo; 22 ACROSS DOWN Reverberate. relationships. Romance is encouraged. 3 stars Down: 2 Net; 3 Ethos; 4 Threat; 4. Agitate (7) 1. Supply (7) PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): 5 Trickle; 6 Rigmarole; 7 8. Dried grape (6) 2. Charming (7) Offer suggestions, hands-on help and your time, but don't donate or pay Participate; 8 Predecessor; 12 9. Under (7) 3. Bird (6) for someone's mistake. A change of plans will end up beneiting you if you Ignorance; 15 Precede; 17 remain calm. Finish what you start, and focus on health and itness. 4 stars Superb; 19 Poser; 21 Bit. 10. Ship (6) 5. Unskilled (8) Birthday Baby: CRYPTIC 11. Equality (6) 6. Speculation (6) You are intense, charismatic and helpful. You are determined and ambitious. Across: 1 Nursery-maid; 9 Ann; 10 Ever after; 11 Excel; 13 12. Govern (8) 7. Whirl (6) Endorse; 14 Thrice; 16 Wraith; 18 18. Outside (8) 13. Pliant (8) Element; 19 Rowan; 20 Out and out; 21 Toe; 22 Orderly-room. 20. Cowardly (6) 14. Live in (7) Down: 2 Urn; 3 Steal; 4 Reeves; 21. Abrade (6) 15. Maintained (7) STAR RATINGS 5 Meander; 6 Interview; 7 Takes FIVE STARS: Nothing can stop you now. Go for the gold. the lot; 8 Free-thinker; 12 22. Attribute (7) 16. Jail (6) FOUR STARS: You can pretty much do as you please. It’s a good time to start new projects. Carpenter; 15 Cleanse; 17 Stroll; 23. Edit (6) 17. Exaggerate (6) THREE STARS: If you focus your efforts, you will reach your goals. 19 Rotor; 21 Too. TWO STARS: You can accomplish a lot, but don’t rely on others for help. 24. Disclose (7) 19. Surpass (6) ONE STAR: It’s best to avoid conflicts. Work behind the scenes or read a good book. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 SPORT 29 Teams heading to national champs SPORTS WORLD SQUASH Surf City Squash president Daniel Daniel Newman, Jonny Hardie, Jamie Brodie, Boyd being farewelled Newman said the club was excited to James White, Adam Brodie. HIS farewell season has been one to forget but FIVE Surf City Squash teams will be sending away a large number of C Grade women (to Napier): Avon Brisbane are determined to give Darius Boyd one head off around the country this week to representatives to the championship Moleta (manager), Catherine Harbott, Aana last reason to celebrate. compete for a national championship. events. Donnelly, Raewyn Ross, Casey Miller, Kate The Broncos veteran is set to play the 337th The B Grade men’s team go to The club also appreciated the shirt Richards, Paige Bentley. and final game of his career at Suncorp Stadium Palmerston North, the C Grade men and sponsorship from Property Brokers. F Grade men (to Morrinsville): Matt against North Queensland tonight. women go to Napier, and the F Grade Teams are — Pennell (manager), Jereme Taylor, Jarrod Carter, Even with a win against the Cowboys, the last- men and women go to Morrinsville. B Grade men (to Palmerston North): Simon Bunyan, Connor Fahey, Ky Bartlett. placed Broncos could finish the night with the In June these teams won the right to John Van Velzen, Matt Ross, Jacque Davis, Tom F Grade women (to Morrinsville): first wooden spoon in club history. represent the Eastern District, and they Harbott and Carl Newman. Willie Donnelly (manager), Bella Symour-Manuel, Interim coach Peter Gentle said avoiding that have been training hard for these events C Grade men (to Napier): Michael Maia Hogarth, Rose Reiri, Florence Faulks, Lane unwanted piece of history wasn’t what would be since then. Newman (manager), Matt Tietjen, Torin Donnelly, Bartlett. driving his team in their final fixture of a dreadful 2020 campaign. “We’ve had an awful season . . . we’re sitting where we are for obvious reasons,” Gentle said. Endeavour and Waioeka shields at stake “We could still win and Bulldogs win and still get it (wooden spoon). BOWLS discovered a mistake had been made in Open men Jamey Ferris and Charlie “What we’re trying to do is send Darbs out a the count-up, and Gisborne East Coast Ure will play the singles, Steve Goldsbury winner. That’s the motivation this week.” THE first of the challenges between juniors had indeed scored more points. and George Vaaotua the pairs, and Adam Boyd isn’t the only NRL 300-gamer who is centres takes place in Whakatane on Because this challenge is so early McIlroy, Bob McIlroy, Mick Maunder and out for a happy farewell today, with Cowboys Sunday, with Gisborne East Coast taking in the season, some players are only Ben Elkington the fours. backrower Gavin Cooper playing his last game for on Bay of Plenty. starting to get into the rhythm of play. Each individual can play in a discipline the club. Open men and women plus junior men In the junior women’s team, Paige only once throughout the day, which While Cooper’s playing future is undecided, the and women will play for the Endeavour Richter and Ginny Sherriff take the makes it interesting, not only for the 2015-premiership winner’s teammates are eager Shield (for open-class competitors) and singles spots in the first round, Kay selector but also the players. not to end his time at the club on a low. the Waioeka Shield (for players with eight Goldsbury and Libby Clay the pairs, It’s good to see the return of a couple Stand-in captain Jordan McLean also admits the years’ experience or less). and Kathryn Flaugere, Adrienne Torrie, of players who have been out of the chance to condemn Queensland rivals Brisbane All divisions have some interesting Dianne Oates and Joan Gladhill the fours. game for a while. Dianne Phillips and to last place adds some extra spice to the clash. selections, and the players will be keen to In the junior men’s games, Willy Murray Adam McIlroy have been away from the “It probably does a little bit,” McLean said. show they can foot it with other centres. and Geoff Pinn play the singles, Ray game through work and health issues. “They’ve had our number the last couple of All divisions play three rounds. Rounds Young and Peter Clay the pairs, and Tim Adam is the brother of world singles games that we’ve played them. 1 and 2 will comprise two singles, one Sherriff, Vern Withey, Don Oates and champion and New Zealand team front “There’s a few reasons there . . . there’s a lot of pair and a four. The third round will Andrew Ball the fours. man Shannon McIlroy. Dianne started motivation to go down there and play well. comprise one singles match, two pairs Open women Tanya Harrison and playing back in the 1980s but has been “They’re sending Darbs off, we’re sending and a triples. Dianne Phillips play the singles, Carol out of the game for eight years. Coops off. Very similar.” Last season the juniors won the Hawes and Leslie McIntosh the pairs, Many of the players travelling have a TOP 10 MOST NRL APPEARANCES Waioeka Shield. The final score had and Queenie Takurua, Sarah Brown, Joy lot of knowledge of the game, and will be (* - denotes still active) been in favour of Bay of Plenty, but it was Davis and Erin Sutherland the fours. able to guide newer players. — Starweed 427 - Cameron Smith (Melbourne)* 373 - Cooper Cronk (Melbourne, Sydney Roosters) 355 - Darren Lockyer (Brisbane) 350 - Terry Lamb (Western Suburbs, Canterbury) 349 - Steve Menzies (Manly, Northern Eagles) 348 - Paul Gallen (Cronulla) Big play threatens to 347 - Corey Parker (Brisbane) 338 - Chris Heighington (Wests Tigers, Cronulla, Newcastle) 336 - Darius Boyd (Brisbane, St George Illawarra, Newcastle)*, Brad Fittler (Penrith, Sydney Roosters), John Sutton (South Sydney) lift the roof off YMCA 332 - Cliff Lyons (North Sydney, Manly BASKETBALL by Ben O’Brien-Leaf 29-25 with the best pass of the first half: Hamilton one win away an assist to Grayson. Harford hit him on LEWIS Hamilton is one win away from matching BIG Baller Brand could rightly claim the run right-side with a length-of-the- Michael Schumacher’s all-time record 91 and the to having taken the roof off the YMCA court, pinpoint delivery. Mercedes Formula One driver will be favourite to in terms of a crowd reaction to their In the third period, Harford got the get the job done in Russia on Sunday. B Grade top-tier final win against the ball to his captain, Stefan Pishief (12pts), Some felt Schumacher’s tally might never be Massive Marauders. low left-side for 29-29 and in the fourth equalled when the seven-time world champion Malachi Furlan (5 points) came from quarter, looked to take charge: his celebrated his last win in China in 2006. the weak side — opposite the ball — and footwork and shooting touch was all class. Hamilton, a winner since his debut 2007 season rebounded Fraser Robb’s three-point shot The referees maintained a high level and now making his 260th start, stands on the attempt from the right wing to score for of vigilance, Ethan Ngarangione-Pearson cusp of doing just that at a circuit that did not 57-55 at the buzzer in overtime. nabbing Grayson for stepping out of court exist when the Ferrari great was racing. That one-in-a-1000 play — to decide with 4.4 seconds left in regulation time. The Briton has a better record than anyone in arguably the closest and tightest game The scores then tied at 51-all, Grayson Sochi, with four wins since the first race there played at the YMCA in the past seven — looking to run the clock down — kept after the 2014 Winter Olympics, and Mercedes weeks — was one worthy of a grand final. CARLOS PEDRAZA his control dribble in the front-court, left have yet to be beaten at the circuit. With milliseconds involved, the side. The double team came. Grayson held If they triumph again, it will also be a record only comparison to be drawn in GBA before the scores were tied, 51-all, at the the ball up and away from the pair on for most successive wins by a team at the same finals history is with Jimmy Wilson’s end of regulation time; overtime under the baseline and Ngarangione-Pearson, grand prix. implausible, seemingly impossible, two- Gisborne Basketball Association rules is closest as lead official, called him out “It just doesn’t seem real,” the six-time world dribble three-pointer in 0.34 of a second three minutes long. off his right (non-pivot) foot as he spun champion said after his 90th win at Italy’s Mugello for Purp and Yellow in their 50-48 grand Pedraza’s fellow sharpshooter Kaea away — then back towards — the Brand circuit on September 13. final win against Ray Noble’s Blades in Swann (11pts) opened the scoring with defenders. “I never thought that I would be here, that’s for 2011. the first of his three three-pointers, Such a call points to great positioning, sure.” Brand captain Carlos Pedraza scored Pedraza getting in on the act from the concentration and basketball sense. The man most likely to keep Hamilton waiting 34 points to lead all scorers in all games right wing and the left corner. Pishief said: “I’m proud of the is teammate Valtteri Bottas, who won in Sochi in in Week 7. He made that shot from the corner over Marauders. Carlos is a very special 2017 — the first victory of his Formula One career. He said: “We left it all out there on the a defender’s raised arm to end the first player who can hit shots from anywhere The Finn needs something special since he is court — we were gritty, fighting for every period. — and it can be demoralising when he 55 points behind Hamilton after nine of 17 races rebound and loose ball. Big credit to the Pedraza and Swann dropped more hits them even as he’s got guys on him. with only one victory to his teammate’s six. Marauders, they are a very solid team bombs after quartertime but the Massive Still, we managed to take the lead before Mercedes may not have it all their own way, and, honestly, the game could’ve gone Marauders’ Adam Harford (14pts) the end, and if you are going to lose a however, even if Ferrari — on pole last year with either way.” followed up a tough shot under the hoop final, then what better way is there than Charles Leclerc — are struggling. The Brand led 16-9, 29-25 and 39-35 by Kahn Grayson (20pts) to close it to by one point in OT?” Red Bull’s Max Verstappen is due a change of fortune after two successive retirements. “It’s not going to be easy in Sochi and it has not been a favourite for us with a lot of long ‘Nearly All Black’ Halligan dies straights,” said the Dutch 22-year-old. “It’s also not the easiest place to overtake, but let’s hope this weekend I won’t need to do too RUGBY injured at training and withdrew from the side. for Auckland before retiring early from rugby to much overtaking and that we can get a good He was replaced by Wellington’s Allan Hewson, concentrate on his business career. result.” DAVID Halligan, who died suddenly in Mt who remained the All Black fullback for the Halligan played club rugby at first five-eighth Sochi is the first “standalone” race of the Maunganui last week aged 61, is the All Black who remainder of the early 1980s. for Otago University outside future All Black World season, after three successive triple-headers, and never was. Halligan was selected again as reserve for Cup-winning captain David Kirk, one of the rugby also set to be the first with a significant spectator The Otago fullback was selected to play in the the All Blacks, but as a player in an era of no notables who attended his funeral. presence after the Covid-19 pandemic forced the first test against Scotland in 1981 on his home substitutions, he never got on the field in the black He grew up in Putaruru and boarded at sport behind closed doors. ground of Carisbrook. jersey. Auckland’s King College where he was head boy Organisers, who had aimed for a 30,000-strong But only days before kick-off, Halligan was He played 43 games for Otago and three and captain of the first 15 and first 11. crowd, say the race is sold out. — AAP 30 SPORT The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020

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18-hole junior final. He beat Neal Jones Electrinet Park 3 and 2. SUNDAY — Men’s stableford: P Wellard ANARU Reedy is a Game of Thrones 38, T Leggett 29. fan. He’s read the books and watched Women’s stableford: K Papuni 107-34- the epic TV series. 73, 36. With similar mercilessness to Drawn two: S Paku. Daenerys Targaryen and her dragon SATURDAY — Men’s net: A Pahina 71. dealing it to King’s Landing in the LGU, silver division: B Walker 84-17-67. climactic GOT battle, Reedy roared to a Bronze 1: J Akuhata-Nickerson 96-20- first senior men’s club championship at 76. Park on Sunday. Bronze 2: K Papuni 117-34-83. Reedy beat Rod Moore 9 and 8 in the TUESDAY (Sept 15) — Veteran men’s 36-hole matchplay final. stableford: P Nepia 41, N Jones 38, D He has been helping Moore with his Te Maro 38, C Brown 37, A Nairne 35, R game and the pair played a bunch of McGann 34, B Cox 34. holes together earlier in the week as a Twos: P Nepia. rehearsal. But when it came to game day, teacher and student became foes, Poverty Bay PARK CHAMPS: The club champions for 2020 at Electrinet Park Golf Club are (from left): and the man known as Ru prevailed to Kath Papuni (junior women), Jean Foot (intermediate women), Jo Kerr (senior women), Anaru Reedy make it three consecutive trophies in THE visitors mounted a strong (senior men), Anthony Pahina (intermediate men) and Dave Harrison (junior men). Picture supplied his first season at the Park. challenge but locals collected the Moore was not complaining, bulk of the major titles in a successful (Hastings). Jenner 71, T Goldsmith 71. Intermediate men’s club championship describing Reedy’s morning Emerre and Hathaway Poverty Bay Debbie Kirkpatrick (Poverty Bay) Division 2: D Wright 66, D Bush 70, M semifinal: J Forrester def N Dewes. performance as “near flawless” as Women’s Open this week. defeated Rachel Young (Putaruru/ Barker 71, A Hayward 72, B Simpson 72. he stormed to a 9-up lead through 17 The field of 64 included a notable Wairakei International) in the Waikanae Twos: M Barker, A Hayward, T COMING UP: SUNDAY, Women’s holes. contingent from Auckland, along with Cup division 4 final. Goldsmith, S Andreassen, G Clapham. Handicap Cup, men’s stableford. Moore won the 18th and the opening players from the likes of Wairakei Patutahi’s Andrea Haisman beat Approach: T Goldsmith. two holes of the afternoon session but International, Martinborough, Hastings, Jenny Wiggins (Royal Wellington) for THURSDAY (Sept 17) — Men’s Patutahi it was merely an interruption and the Te Puke, Hastings and Wellington. the Nicks Head division 5 honours. stableford, division 1: A Abrahams 41, A pair eventually shook hands on the Home-course players Tessa Pip Dymock (PB) saw off Sandy Leen Kirkpatrick 41, C Poole 40, P Clayton 39, H SATURDAY regular Charlie Taylor’s 28th. McDonald and Ellen Ball fought out (Royal Auckland and Grange) in the Johanson 38. Sunday appearance proved a winning The other two finals were closer the top trophy — the McFadyen Cup Midway Plate division 6 final. Division 2: P Mullooly 40, J Williams 39, one. affairs. division 1 final — with McDonald Rosie Spence toppled Leigh Fletcher G Eriksen 39, B Clarke 37, J Aitchison 37, The new member romped away with Anthony Pahina forged a comfortable prevailing on the 17th. in an all-Poverty Bay Rosebowl division I Kirkpatrick 37. the junior men’s net with easily his best advantage in his 36-hole intermediate Jenny Kight (Hastings) beat Amanda 7 final. Twos: A Kirkpatrick, P Butler. score since joining the club — 93-31- final against Steve Phillips. Chrisp (Te Puke) in the Sandown Salver The Wainui Salver division 8 3x-9- Approach: P Butler. 62, seven shots clear of second-placed Wins to Phillips on the 32nd and 33rd division 2 final. hole matchplay crown went to Rose Cecil Brown. made it a lot more interesting before Viv Bell had a 21-hole battle with Pettigrew over Poverty Bay clubmate Waikohu SUNDAY — Men’s net, senior division: Pahina sealed it on the 34th. Poverty Bay clubmate Mary Allan en Verna Harnett. J Brown 69, T Green 70, H Brown 70, C Dave Harrison led from start to finish route to the Awapuni Salver division TUESDAY — Emerre and Hathaway TAINE Lincoln followed up his Beattie 73, A Brodie 73. to underline his top seeding in the 3 final where she beat Nora Priest Poverty Bay Women’s Open, McFadyen Tahunga open closing day success at Junior division: C Taylor 62, C Brown 69, Cup division 1, final: T McDonald def E Waikohu’s equivalent tournament on B Wallace 71, A Hindmarsh 71, B Tietjen Ball. Saturday. 71. Junior crossword 1630 Consolation: B Holford. Tolaga Bay member Lincoln won Women’s net: C Wesche 71. Flight 1: K McNeil. the overall net with the lowest gross at Twos: J Brown. 1234 Flight 2: S Fletcher. Tahunga the weekend before. FRIDAY — Meat pack nine-hole Sandown Salver division 2, final: J This time he won the gross with 69 stableford, senior division: B Wallace 20, J Kight from A Chrisp. on countback from William Brown, who Blair 20, M Wimutu 19, B McKenzie 19, H 5 6 Consolation: R Orton. won the senior division net. Brown 18 on c/b. Flight 1: D Thomson. Brown’s father Tama had the Junior division: B Tietjen 21, D Flight 2: M Hutton. individual round of the day — a 41-point Dodgshun 19, G Maude 19, M Broad 19, R 7 8 Awapuni Salver division 3, final: V effort which won the junior men’s Shannon 17 on c/b. Bell from N Priest. stableford. Consolation: M Allan. Local pair Marg Tuapawa and Tipi Mahia Flight 1: S Spence. Ruru combined to win the Canadian Flight 2: L Kane. mixed pairs stableford with 42 points. CLUB captain Grant “Horny” Waikanae Cup division 4, final: D SUNDAY — Waikohu open closing Hornblow fittingly won the club 9 10 Kirkpatrick from R Young. day, Canadian mixed pairs stableford: M captain’s par round on Sunday. Consolation: G Davison. Tuapawa/T Ruru 42, L Green/V Grace, P Hornblow finished 3-up on the card Flight 1: J Steele. Milner/A Tamanui-Nunn 41 on c/b from D to head off Chris Taurima on countback. 11 Flight 2: A Busby. Cook/Robyn Ngatai. Taurima also had to settle for Nicks Head Cup, division 5, final: A Men’s competition, senior division, runner-up in the Carter Cup handicap Haisman from J Wiggins. gross: T Lincoln 69. matchplay final, losing to Chris Pitman 12 13 14 15 Consolation: P Gayford. Net: William Brown 71. on the first extra hole. Flight 1: D Barnes. Stableford: G Hawea 35, G Brown 34, J Viv Kyle won the Grandmothers Cup Flight 2: F Warren. Brown 34. net while Lee Steel was the Non-Grans 16 Midway Plate division 6, final: P Junior division, stableford: T Brown 40, winner. Dymock from S Leen. A Hindmarsh 38, B Law 38, M Gibson 37, SUNDAY — Club captain’s par round: G Consolation: K Shaw. G Watson 36 on c/b. Hornblow +3, C Taurima +3, M Wesche -3, 17 18 Flight 1: O Thompson. Best second shots: D Coates/R Ngatai I Parker -1, V Kyle -1, C Pitman -1. Flight 2: G Steel. (Canadian mixed pairs), D Russell (men). Carter Cup handicap matchplay final: C Rosebowl division 7, final: R Spence Approaches: H Pomana (women), E Pitman def C Taurima on the 19th. from L Fletcher. Brown Jr (senior men), B McKenzie (junior LGU and Grandmothers Cup net: V Kyle Consolation: S Kemp. men). 109-37-72, L Steel 72. 19 Flight 1: D Sherratt. Jill Taylor putting winner: L Steel 32. Flight 2: O Tait. Te Puia Springs Grandmothers Cup winner: V Kyle. Wainui Salver division 8 (9-hole Non-Grans winner: L Steel. matchplay rounds), final: R Pettigrew TE Puia Hot Springs Golf Club is Across Down from V Harnett. celebrating its 75th anniversary on COMING UP: SATURDAY, Oct 3, Consolation: J Loffler. Saturday, November 14. Past and women’s open day and pennants. 1. Fastest (8) 1. Silent (5) Flight 1: P Zame. present members are welcome. 7. Robber (5) 2. Flight 2: J Mitchell. Register at jkbabbingtonwelsh@ Tolaga Bay A young child (6) Approaches: M Hutton, J Loe, C Rittson- icloud.com or [email protected] 8. A woolly animal (5) 3. Touch lips with someone (4) Thomas, J Williams. The junior and intermediate men’s NEIL Hansen retained the senior 9. 4. Closest to line: R Willock. club championship finals are to be held men’s club championship crown with a This is done at meals (6) A sharp thrown weapon (5) Twos: B Holford, M Hutton, H Cox, R on Sunday, October 11. 5 and 4 win in his 36-hole final against 10. A green water animal (4) 5. Tried (9) Young, S Fletcher, J Kight. Peter Harrison faces Jack Miratana Bruce Yates on Sunday. 12. Shove (4) 6. Pasta that looks like worms SUNDAY — Men’s stableford, division in the junior final over 18 holes while Rongo Pomana beat Mark Watts on 1: T Goldsmith 39, P Clayton 39, G Morley James Forrester and Bill Clark clash in the 36th hole of the intermediate final 14. Small (6) (9) 39, D Twigley 39. the intermediate final over 36 holes. while Dan Maitai dethroned Jeremy 17. Rub out (5) 11. Baby cat (6) Division 2: A Baldwin 42, T Williams 42, SUNDAY — Women’s Handicap Cup, Murphy 6 and 5 in the junior final. J Holmes 39, B Talbot 38. net: H Miratana 70, P Summersby 71, SUNDAY — Stableford: B Yates 36, N 18. Bread cooked brown and 13. Begin (5) Twos: C Simpson, R Gibson, D I Ngarimu 71. Hansen 34, R Pomana 34, T Higgs 31, M crisp (5) 15. Water from your eyes (5) Patumaka, P Grogan. Men’s stableford: J Forrester 35, J Watts 31. 19. 16. Hole-in-one on 6th: J Van Helden Babbington-Welsh 35, B Clark 35, D Twos: B Yates, R Pomana. People who go to school Repair (4) Approach: J Van Helden. McGuire 33, H Rasmussen 32, P Moana or university (8) SATURDAY — Men’s net, division 1: A 32, P Harrison 31. COMING UP: SUNDAY, committee Kirkpatrick 66, D Griffin 70, G Morley 70, J Twos: N Dewes. meeting 10am. OB and Harry Cup, noon.

1. Barbecue, 6. Exit, 7. Sleigh, 9. Knees, 11. Tidal, 12. Atlas, 13. Agony, 16. Tahiti, 18. Also, 19. Exploded. 1. Breakfast, 2. Raise, 3. Case, 4. Evening, 5. Big, 8. Hollywood, 10. Examine, 14. Oiled, 15. Limp, 17. Ask. The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, September 24, 2020 SPORT 31 Chelsea spend-up bears fruit FOOTBALL by Steve Douglas, AP this season and last has been measured at less than 5 yards (meters), according THREE goals for Kai Havertz. A debut to the Premier League’s official stats for Thiago Silva. supplier Opta. He is battling with Things are slowly falling into place for Alexandre Lacazette for the central- Chelsea after its offseason spending spree. striker berth this season, with the After two underwhelming appearances Frenchman currently starting in the in the Premier League, Havertz — signed league. for $92 million from German club Bayer Christian Fuchs’ own goal in the 57th Leverkusen — announced himself in had gifted the lead for Arsenal, which will English soccer by scoring a first career play either Liverpool or Lincoln in the hat trick in Chelsea’s 6-0 win over second- next round. tier Barnsley in the third round of the Elsewhere, Brazilians got their share League Cup on Wednesday. of goals in big wins for Newcastle and The 21-year-old Germany international Everton. played in his favoured position behind the Oft-criticised striker Joelinton scored striker after being tried in various roles in twice in Newcastle’s 7-0 win at fourth-tier the forward line so far against Brighton Morecambe, which had a man sent off and Liverpool by manager Frank in the 33rd minute — by which time the Lampard. He looked more at home as a hosts were trailing 4-0. “No. 10” and his finishing was assured, Richarlison was the star player for albeit against modest opposition. Everton, also scoring twice in a 5-2 win “It was a great night for Kai,” Lampard at Fleetwood. Fellow Brazilian Bernard said, “and the first of many for him.” also netted, while the other goals came Thiago Silva, meanwhile, lasted 61 from Alex Iwobi and Moise Kean as minutes before being withdrawn by Everton won a fourth straight game in all Lampard as the Brazil centre back looks competitions to open the season. to build up match sharpness before a SAFE: Chelsea’s Tammy Abraham, centre,misses a chance during the English League There were no big upsets on the night, league debut, which could come at West with Premier League teams Brighton, Bromwich Albion on Saturday. Cup third round soccer match between Chelsea and Barnsley at Stamford Bridge in London, on Wednesday. AP picture Burnley and Fulham all winning Chelsea has spent more than $250 2-0 against lower-league opposition million on new players ahead of this in Preston, Millwall and Sheffield season, with Timo Werner, Hakim Ziyech fourth-tier Leyton Orient, whose third- The England under-21 striker bundled Wednesday, respectively. and Ben Chilwell also joining for big round fixture on Tuesday was postponed in a 90th-minute goal from close range Brighton set up a fourth-round match fees. Chilwell came on as a 66th-minute after some Orient players contracted the to seal a 2-0 win at Leicester in the only next week against Manchester United, substitute against Barnsley for his debut, coronavirus. all-Premier League matchup of the night. which was among the teams to advance replacing Havertz, and set up the sixth Meanwhile, Eddie Nketiah is fast Both teams rested their key players. on Tuesday. goal scored by Olivier Giroud. becoming the ultimate poacher for The average distance from goal for United also visits Brighton in the Chelsea will next play Tottenham or Arsenal. Nketiah’s six strikes for Arsenal across league this weekend. 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 24 Sep, 2020 MIDNIGHT TONIGHT GISBORNE TIDE MOVEMENT M E WEATHER FOR TOMORROW T Friday Saturday R Sep 25 Sep 26 SE S am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Tauranga 3 20 0.5 Hicks Bay 3 20 Te Puke 35 22

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Hit Pit boxers Porourangi Moeke-Murray (left) and Tawhiri Toheriri- Hallett on the bags. They and clubmate Zeke Tane attended a Commonwealth Games camp and made the “longlist” for the next camp. Picture by Liam Clayton

Games camps a pathway to OIympic dream

BOXING by Jack Malcolm goals I want to achieve. talented young man” who he says has Former world champion Floyd “It’s really humbling, and I’m grateful for worked incredibly hard to get to where he Mayweather, for example, lost six times THREE local boxers on the rise are a these opportunities that pop up and lead to is. in his 89-fight amateur career before step closer to realising their dreams. bigger things. This is where it all starts.” “He’s something special . . . he’s always becoming one of the greatest fighters ever, Tawhiri Toheriri-Hallett, Porourangi One of his highlights of the camp was had an Olympic dream and is working hard going 50-0 as pro. Moeke-Murray and Zeke Tane travelled to sparring with the two-time Commonwealth to bring that dream to life.” Typically they fight three three-minute Rotorua for the first Commonwealth Games Games champion and Olympian-to-be Kahukoti teaches his fighters the rounds, often wear protective headgear, boxing camp held last weekend. David Nykia. science behind boxing — from nutrition to and the skill level is astonishingly high as All three of the Gisborne City Hit Pit club It was a “great experience” but it was physiology — and it’s a winning formula. fighters aim to make their mark on the fighters made the “longlist” and will travel hard as welterweight (69 kilograms) In his decade as coach, a Golden Gloves sport before promotion to the big leagues. again in November for a second camp. Toheriri-Hallett was at least 30kg lighter champion has come out of his gym every The two other boxers who travelled From this, a shortlist of fighters who than Nykia. year. from the Hit Pit club, Moeke-Murray and could represent New Zealand in the 2022 Toheriri-Hallett said finance to get to Toheriri-Hallett has gained his level 1 Tane, have a lot less fight experience than games will be named. tournaments was a challenge and he was coaching licence and helps coach and Toheriri-Hallett and picked up a lot from the The camp was run by New Zealand regularly looking for sponsorship to help mentor younger kids at the gym. camp. boxing team coaches Billy Meehan and with his travels. Commonwealth and Olympic boxing is Moeke-Murray said it was “eye-opening” Tom Rangiawha. “Sometimes the thing that holds you amateur grade boxing, which is a slightly to be in an environment with so many great It’s a step towards an Olympic ambition back is the money.” disingenuous classification. fighters. “It was a whole lot of fun.” Toheriri-Hallett says has been his dream The 20-year-old was grateful to coach The amateur scene allows fighters to He started boxing a year ago and hasn’t since he watched Gisborne’s own Shane Jim Kahukoti, who has been training him gain the experience they need before had a fight yet as Covid restrictions halted Cameron fight David Tua in 2009. for the last seven years, amassing around turning professional without taking their schedule. “Since then, I’ve found my passion, I 40 fights in that time. significant damage and ruining their He got into the sport after watching it for hung up the rugby boots at 13 and I’ve set Kahukoti sees a bright future for a “very professional record. “a long time”. Still gotta keep ‘em housed and fed through the holidays Come out and get your dog kennels, dog runs, chook houses, and all your stock feed today More sick leave and another public holiday on the agenda, who’s going to pay for this?

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