SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 2021 A century to celebrate

OVERFLOW: Spectators were known to scale the roof of Whakarua Park’s grandstand to watch the game when space ran out. Here top Ngati Porou East Coast try-scorer Jimmy Kururangi (24 tries) kicks off in their 1986 encounter against the Maori, where they lost 54-9. With this weekend’s centenary celebrations for Ngati Porou East Coast in mind, reporter Jack Malcolm looked at the past, present and future of the union’s fabled home ground, Whakarua Park in .

nother chapter in the history of Native Purposes Act. hui that marked the completion of the hall Victoria Cross, until Willie Apiata in 2007. Ruatoria’s Whakarua Park will be Sir Apirana Ngata led construction of included a reunion of ex-servicemen, an is weekend the hall will be rededicated written today when it plays host to Uepohatu Marae at the park with the investiture ceremony, a haka competition, a to those who lost their lives fi ghting for their ANgati Porou East Coast’s centenary support of Arthur William Kirk, Hone Rire, concert, and rugby matches. country, said Whakarua Park Trust chairman celebrations. Hori Kaiwai, Pine Tamahori and Wi Tawaho. e building’s conventional exterior belies David Goldsmith. e park has served as a home ground for Uepōhatu was built as a memorial to the two its rich carved, tukutuku-panelled interior. “It’s timely to remind ourselves of the NPEC since it split from the Poverty Bay world wars, to honour soldiers from the East e carvings are by master craftsmen Pine sacrifi ce those people made for us all those Rugby Football Union in 1922. Coast who had given their lives. Taiapa and Rua Kaika. e commemorative years ago.” e 6.35ha Whakarua Park was established Governor-General Sir Bernard Freyberg tablets and tukutuku panels include one He said the condition of the hall had through court order by Judge Harold Carr formally opened Uepōhatu on September honouring Te Moana-nui-a-kiwa Ngārimu, started to deteriorate and the trust had made in Ruatoria on October 26, 1928, under the 13, 1947. Other events during the two-day the fi rst Māori soldier to be awarded the Continued on page 2

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VICTORY: Hikurangi supporters perform a haka for their side in 2011, Whakarua Park grandstand and Uepōhatu in the background, after they won the local club competition over Uawa. Picture by Paul Rickard

HIGH HOPES: A cheeky East Coast supporter ADORNED: The conventional exterior of the Uepōhatu Memorial Hall belies the interior with its beautiful carvings and changed the scoreboard to read 80-17 in the 2003 tukutuku panels recognising and remembering, among others, Rutu Manutawhiorangi and Te Moananui-a-Kiwa Ngarimu, clash against Manawatu. The game finished 8-17. the only Maori to be awarded the Victoria Cross until Willie Apiata, who received his in 2007. Picture supplied Picture by Paul Rickard

From page 1 The process requires “the patience of build an indoor sporting facility. final resurgence, where NPEC came back Job”. The indoor facility would be a “significant from a 22-point deficit in the last 20 a significant effort to restore the building Goldsmith said all the parking areas and development for the East Coast” and will minutes to win the game, to their first to its former glory. access have been resealed and a fence has have four courts, he said. home win, 3-0 against Taranaki in 1929. “Those people up there were looking been installed around the perimeter of the “As a youngster. . . we grew up across While the 1929 game was “not exciting down on us thinking ‘come on, did we go park to match the work that’s been done to from the park and when we were growing and somewhat slow” according to The New overseas for nothing?’.” the interior. The park now “looks a picture”. up every Saturday, there wasn’t a spare Zealand Herald reporter at the scene, it The rededication will be performed by the While the trust has “completely” blade of grass. was the start of a proud history for Ngati head of the Maori Anglican Church and renovated the building from the ground “I remember fondly that place full of Porou East Coast. Primate and Archbishop of New Zealand, up, their plans for the park are just getting people. . . we want to have it set up and One of the biggest games played on the Most Reverend Donald Tamihere. started, he said. people just come and everything’s there.” Whakarua Park was the 2001 semi-final The bill for the repairs and renovation As one of the four areas designated by Goldsmith, who has sat on the trust’s against Nelson Bays. The record crowd totalled over $1m and the trust had to the Sports Hub Plan, Ruatoria park is board for the past 50 years, said things of 6000 sang the famous 28th Maori fundraise to cover the costs. slated to be the sporting hub for the East were now in place for the facility to become Battalion Marching Song, and Mano Flutey One of the biggest jobs of the project Coast. a reality and he is excited to see future scored all of his team’s points, with seven was restoring the tukutuku panels, with Goldsmith said the trust has plans to memories made on the park. penalties, to win the game 21-12 and local men and women having to learn the upgrade the grandstand, build a youth Whakarua Park has a rich history and send his team to the final against ancient art form, said Goldsmith. facility, improve irrigation and lighting and many stories, from the 2012 Hawke’s Bay. SatuRday, JuNE 5, 2021 3 PROFILE REPRESENTING HER STORY

Reading books about mythology at a young age inspired East Coast- born Regina de Wolf- Ngarimu to travel the

world and pursue writing SHARING STORIES: Regina de Wolf-Ngarimu came back to the East Coast nearly seven years ago. In as a hobby. She goes by that time she has published her first novel in a six- the pen-name R De Wolf. part series. Picture by Rebecca Grunwell Matai O’Connor met her to learn more about her life and why she loves to write.

egina remembers always reading adventures in journals. “It was just a hobby.” this story. been reading Gaurdians of the Ancestors and every book about the Romans, But she always knew she wanted to be a “I’m passionate about women’s issues,” she enjoy the book. Greek, Maori and Norse mythology writer. says. “I’ve been the only woman in a board “I have men in the stories who are often Rthere was at Manutahi Primary “I ended up working on and off for the room.” very spiritual. Throughout the Pacific there School in Ruatoria. Youth Hostel Association. Almost by “No matter where you are, women are are strong, sensitive male characters with a lot “I was enamoured with the Greek mythology accident, I ended up in another job in sales doing amazing things but often it’s an uphill of mana. It’s a nod to the men who support I think that was my inspiration to go have a and marketing in Sydney. I enjoyed working battle for gender equality, respect, safety women in their drive for being whoever look at the world,” she said. in business there. I did a lot of writing in and all those kinds of issues. Through the they want to be. Sometimes that can be Regina, 54, said the first story she wrote was that job — contracts, training manuals, six- part series I am wrapping in some of drowned out by macho bravado which is often a “dramatic” play when she was 8 years old for communications, submissions — a lot of those thought-provoking issues to get people symptomatic of losing touch with spiritual a school Christmas concert in Ruatoria. “It really different stuff but still writing,” she said. to consider how we might approach things elements, and security of cultural identity. It’s was a drama that’s for sure.” Regina and her husband Ieme decided to differently. cool to capture male readers too,” Regina said. She thanks her teachers at Manutahi for come home to the East Coast to look after her “I hope with the characters I create, people Regina found out about a weekly writers’ being great teachers who inspired her to mum Lydia, at the end of 2014. might feel a little bit empowered to stand up workshop at Tairawhiti Tech Trust at the create. They do not have any children, but between and believe in themselves. That was the birth Kaiti Hub. She went along and met Polly and When she was 10 her whanau moved to the them they enjoy 17 nieces and nephews and of this series,” she said. Barney Crawford, Katrina Reedy and Molly Bay of Plenty. Her first story was published in more than 30 mokpuna. The second book is finished and will be Pardoe. Regina was amazed by the skill level the Beacon newspaper when she was 11. Then “We are spare aunty and uncle, nanny and published soon. She has also finished her and stories the writers group told. Regina at Trident High school she was a sub-editor papa. Being closer to whanau is one of the third book, a futuristic dystopian novel. would ask them, “well, when are you going of the school newspaper Pari karangaranga. benefits of moving home.” “There is quite a lot of me, and how I look to your launch the book? What are you going “When I left school I started writing lyrics It has been six-and-a-half years since they at the world, in these books. There is a lot of to do for it? They always say ‘just stop it’ with my brother’s band. I had an ulterior came back to New Zealand and one thing thinking about the environment. decision- and giggle, but they are fascinating, talented motive, I wasn’t great at playing anything, so Regina realised was, “heck ,I’m in my 50s, I making and how our youth are sometimes people with amazing stories. They have no making up my own songs meant I would know think I’m kind of a grown-up now. I think I without a voice or feel let down.” idea how good they are,” she said. how to play them.” should hurry up and do the writing I always R de Wolf makes sure to research Te Ao “I want to hang out with them because Then Regina went off travelling. wanted to do.” Maori concepts that she is wanting to include they are all so inspiring. There is so much It was 1986, Regina was 19 years old and So R de Wolf sat down and wrote a book. in her stories as she did not grow up on the you can learn from them. I have even learnt decided to go visit Australia for three months. She uses the pen name R de Wolf because, Coast or speaking Maori. more kupu maori (maori words) that I can She says it was a little adventure, where she “I don’t want to use Ngarimu as there is so “Dad used to get the strap at school. In those use, as well as tikanga and history. It’s so met other backpackers and lived on the Gold much mana associated with uncle. With R days you were not allowed to korero Maori at nice learning, filling gaps where my own Coast for awhile. de Wolf, you don’t know I’m a Ngarimu until school. It is lovely that it’s so different today.” knowledge is limited. “There was a whole lot of Kiwi bashing going after meeting me or researching me. Also it is One piece of research she did was about Regina also took part in the Tairawhiti on at the time, it was hard to get a job there so gender neutral and easy to say or remember.” Maori justice, korero tawhito. She read Startup Weekend organised by Taiki E!, as one I moved to Sydney,” she said. She had a concept in mind to do with the the weighty Ministry of Justice report,“He of the mentors. But in 1987 she came back to New Zealand journey of discovering Aotearoa New Zealand hinetora ki te ao Maori — A glimpse into the “I loved that weekend! It was such a privilege for her 21st, and stayed here until her older and what it means for people going forward. Maori world: Maori perspectives on justice” to be involved with so many inspiring, sister Kerry had her first daughter. This was inspired by her own experiences. which was published in 2001. She found it to positive people. Lots of young people too, She had already decided to leave again. “Whenever I would tell people I’m a Kiwi, be a fabulous reconnector of all things Maori. putting themselves out there — magic.” Regina planned to go to Mexico but the day they would be surprised as they expect a “A lot of reading for one chapter but totally She also set up a table at Nati Fest in May before she arrived in Los Angeles she heard European-looking person, but I would tell worth it.” to share what she was doing with writing news of an earthquake that happened in them I’m Maori and they would ask me all One of the reasons she writes books is and encouraging people to figure out their Mexico so she changed plans and went to about how we got to New Zealand and stuff because when she was flat out at work, she own writing journey. Whether it’s capturing London instead. like that,” she said. wanted something to help her switch off and whanau memories, poetry, non-fiction or “I had an around-the-world ticket which I R de Wolf mapped out a six-part series escape into someone else’s world. fiction, music lyris, an outlet for wellbeing, or used to get me over to there. After two weeks beginning with a story called Guardians of the All the books are set in New Zealand and the making practical documents, writing has a lot of waiting for the rainy weather to change I Ancestors. It was published in December last Pacific islands. to offer. realised I couldn’t wait any longer so I bought year. “Life is the inspiration. When you travel you Regina encourages people to write. “Just do a Eurail pass and started travelling in Europe.” But before that she wrote a short story meet different interesting people, observe it. Write down your family history, or any sort Regina met loads of cool people and she which was published as part of the Kaituhi conflict, and civilisations that have come and of stories you don’t want to lose. I’m all about ended up with 14 others hanging out in the Rawhiti - A Celebration of East Coast Writers gone. I have underlying themes of love, hope, sharing stories, just have a look at my R de Greek Islands after they had a tiki tour around anthology. The collection contained poems, loss, pain, care for our environment and good Wolf facebook page or Youtube. Europe. prose and short stories by local writers. vs evil, which just about everyone can relate “If you want to represent your story in your After roaming around Europe she settled R de Wolf’s story is Crushed Violet, set on to. own words, you need to tell it.” and started to work in London for three years. the East Coast before World War 2. Regina is “I thought my books would be more for You can purchase Regina’s books at While travelling, Regina chronicled her planning to write a full- length novel about women, but surprisingly a lot of men have rdewolf.com 4 THE GISBORNE HERALD GARDENING

Gardening in containers Plants are grown in containers for many reasons. The increasing number of people who live in flats or home units must, by necessity, do their gardening on windowsills or balconies. Even gardeners with plenty of outdoor space find potted plants are very decorative, especially if they are grown in attractive containers. They can be used to soften and beautify large paved areas like patios and courtyards or can create focal points in the garden. One of the best things about container-grown plants is that they can be moved about from one place to another, providing the containers are not too heavy. This way you can give plants a suitable microclimate or show them off when they’re looking their best. Here is your guide to gardening in containers.

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Don’t allow rose Succulent Potting Mix. blights and mildews must always be guarded mauve flowers in late winter and spring. hips (fruits) to develop because they drain When potting up most plants, don’t be against. A few plants on a balcony can often Plants need good drainage and are often energy from the plant and inhibit the growth tempted to put a small plant into a large pot be kept clear of caterpillars, snails and other more reliable in a large pot or tub than in the of more flowers. — Courtesy of Yates SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 2021 5 FOOD

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READY TO BE SERVED: Time to relish the delicious pear and apple crumble. Pictures by Dana Morcan Straight from the oven ̶ Baked crumble Crumble with a twist

e colder months are well and truly upon us but don’t despair — it’s time to dust off some warming, comforting winter recipes and revisit some of your old favourites. Dana Morcan’s pear and apple crumble is a recipe she got from a workmate in Auckland many moons ago and Dana has added her own twist to it over time . . .

SERVES: 4 METHOD • Grease an ovenproof dish. INGREDIENTS • Combine apples, pears, caster sugar, 3 large apples, peeled and sliced orange juice, honey and cinnamon in a pan. 3 medium pears, peeled and sliced Simmer, covered, for about 15 minutes — or ¼ cup caster sugar until fruit is tender. ¼ cup orange juice • Drain fruit, reserve liquid. Return liquid 1 tablespoon honey (be adventurous to the pan, boil, uncovered, until liquid has with honey — there are loads of lovely NZ reduced down to ⅓ cup (80ml). varieties out there on the market to choose • Pour fruit and liquid into dish and from these days, such as Manuka, Kamahi, sprinkle with crumble topping. Rata, Rewarewa and Tawari. Dana used • Bake in moderate oven for about 30 Pohutukawa honey for this recipe) minutes — or until golden brown. ½ tsp ground cinnamon. • Serve warm apple crumble with a dollop of vanilla ice-cream. CRUMBLE TOPPING INGREDIENTS: ½ cup self-raising fl our CRUMBLE TOPPING METHOD: *SALE ON SELECTED NON-PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES, FRAMES ONLY OR COMPLETE ½ cup rolled oats PAIRS OF PRESCRIPTION GLASSES (FRAME AND LENSES). WHILE STOCKS LAST. • Combine fl our, oats and dessicated T&CS APPLY, SEE STAFF FOR DETAILS. OFFER ENDS 4/07/21. ½ cup dessicated coconut coconut; rub in butter; stir in coconut sugar. 90g butter ⅓ cup coconut sugar. TIP OPSM GISBORNE • Th is can be made a day ahead and then 260 Gladstone Rd keep it in the fridge until you’re ready to pop Ph: 867 7176 it in the oven. Easy. 39968-03 6 THE GISBORNE HERALD TRAVEL

CHuffA CHuffA: The restored steam locomotive which hauled six carriages from Blenheim to Kaikoura for the start of the Great South Island Steam Train Tour. Inset, a plaque on the side of the engine, named Passchendaele, remembers those New Zealand Railways workers who fought and died in World War 1. All pictures by Pat and Evelyn Watson

ALL CHANGE: One of the two “new” engines — 1950s style — which replaced the steam locomotive to pull the carriages f r o m K a i k o u r a .

CRASH LANDING: A realistic reconstruction of a plane crashed in the jungle is among one of the more interesting exhibits at the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre in Blenheim. 7

SEA VIEW: Passengers on the Great Southern Steam Train Tour enjoyed magnificent views of the Kaikoura coast.

ON OUR WAY: The rail line stretches out behind as the train heads towards Kaikoura. FULL STEAM

IMMAcULATE: Winterhome Garden, a beautifully designed large formal garden, AHEAD was badly damaged in the 2017 earthquake but has been fully restored. Pat and Evelyn Watson took time away from their farm to join 180 other travellers from around New Zealand on the inaugural Great Southern Steam Train Tour.

n a sunny Blenheim museum funded by Sir Peter Jackson, We stopped at Kekerengu for riding”. morning, 180 of us from where we had dinner and wandered lunch, while the train took on water. Anyone who wanted could have a Oall over New Zealand around the excellent exhibits. One of Buses took us to the nearby turn riding “up front” (under strict — including six from the most unusual and interesting was Winterhome Garden, a beautifully supervision and not having had any Gisborne — were waiting with a reconstruction of a plane crash in designed large (4 ha) formal garden alcohol) in the first or second engine. excitement and huge anticipation the jungle. on a hill overlooking the Pacific I was lucky enough to ride in the for the arrival of a very special steam Back on the train, we settled into ocean. The garden had suffered first engine with the driver and his train. our carriages and made ourselves at badly, like all the area, in the huge supervisor, and was like an excited The appropriately named home. There were six carriages in all, earthquake when many brick walls 10-year-old being permitted to pull “Wine Station’’ was crowded with an impressive sight — the middle collapsed and trees were wrecked, but the cord and make the wonderful passengers enjoying complimentary car was the “ food car” where a busy it had been fully restored and was “toot toot” sound. It was a great morning tea while being entertained restaurateur dispensed endless cups immaculate for our visit. experience. Many took advantage of by a lively brass band. of tea, coffee, snacks and of course We stopped at lovely Kaikoura for this treat, the train stopping at quiet The magnificent locomotive glided Marlborough wines which were the night. We were at the Anchor places to change “cab riders” all the to a halt at the start of the inaugural topped up regularly by members of Inn on the foreshore with stunning way south. Great Southern Steam train tour, the friendly crew passing through the views and an outstanding landlady, Although we had seen footage of organised by Pounamu Tourism. carriages. Lyn, who kindly took us to the the damage caused by the terrible The train was built in 1915. In 1925 We sat back and watched the railway station in the morning in her 7.8 magnitude earthquake five years it was renamed Passchendaele as a extensive vineyards rolling by — Smartcar. earlier, we were still shaken by the memorial locomotive, remembering Marlborough produces 85 percent of The motel had suffered over $1m widespread and appalling changes the World War 1 battle in 1917 in New Zealand wine — then on past worth of damage in the big quake, and damage caused by that two- which so many New Zealanders the salt flats at Lake Grassmere. but in the fickleness of nature, minute shake along the route. And died. It later became derelict but Waving to everyone outside as we another just one along had only lost very impressed by the huge amount fortunately was restored to its former passed by, we were intrigued by the a mirror! of work it had taken to restore the glory, like Gisborne’s own Wa165. endless groups of people who were Many of the train passengers went main road and railway line. Whole Most of us had fond memories of stationed at a crossing, siding or out on whale-watching expeditions or hillsides had fallen away on the inner train travel in the “good old days” hillside, many with camera tripods, to walked to the nearby seal colony. side and the rocks and seabed had and revelled in the beautifully record the train’s journey all the way We all met up again at the railway risen metres on the beach side. restored vintage carriages and the south. station where we found our two Then it was on down through unforgettable, sounds, feel and smell The enthusiastic young train crew “new” engines, red 1950s workhorses North Canterbury and more of steam train travel. referred to them as “Foamers”. which were to pull the carriages right vineyards for our stop at Many of us had gathered in “What?” we asked. down to Invercargill. The tour was Christchurch for two nights. Wellington the previous morning to “They foam at the mouth when they originally going to be steam all the Ahead was the journey to check in to the tour before taking the see a steam train!!” way but new regulations meant that Invercargill, and then on to the West ferry to Picton. Apparently our progress was was no longer possible. Coast. From there we were taken by coach advertised widely on social media and It made little different to us, to the Omaka Aviation Heritage drew a huge response. We felt like happy in our vintage carriages, and TO BE CONTINUED Centre in Blenheim, a brilliant new royalty waving constantly! there was one big advantage — “cab 8 THE GISBORNE HERALD COLUMN China and climate: thank you Chairman Mao here is a great anomaly in China’s fix the plunging birth rate, does Beijing now The only reason that the news out of China In fact, the three main modern history, but it isn’t the late, think it can solve the problem by letting the is getting this special treatment is that the countries of East Asia — unlamented one-child policy. That people who already didn’t want a second kid regime had that punitive and futile one-child China, Japan and South is endlessly discussed and debated try for three instead? policy in the first place. Everybody (or almost Korea — have almost T by Gwynne as if it really mattered, while China’s three The media run interviews with appealing everybody) knows that if you really want to identical trajectories of past lost decades of economic growth and their young urban professionals (they used lower the birth rate, educate the girls and rapid population growth Dyer unintended consequences for the climate to be called “yuppies”) who explain that urbanise the population as fast as possible. and future decline over the crisis go almost unmentioned. the pressures of life and the cost of So a little criticism is certainly in order. 150 years 1950-2100. There was great excitement among housing make a second kid, or even a first, The one-child policy inflicted a lot of pain, it Japan’s population in journalists last week when China announced unthinkable. Charts show how fast the led to the abortion of tens of millions of girl 1950 was 82 million. It its new three-child policy. Some even dared Chinese population is going to shrink. They babies and a potentially destabilising surplus peaked at 128m in 2015 to ask why, if changing the one-child policy even hint that it’s a phenomenon peculiar to of boys, and it probably didn’t change China’s and on current trends will to a two-child policy in 2016 did nothing to China. population trajectory much at all. be back below 80m by 2100. South Korea’s population was 20m in 1960. It is 1493 peaking right now at ACROSS 47 Tip (8) DOWN 42 Applauds (5) around 52m, and will be back down to 26m 1 Sufficient (5) 51 Fully grown (5) 2 Lunar surface (9) 43 Tramp (7) by 2100. 4 Ancient language of 55 Subjected to injustice (9) 3 Meal (5) 44 Steel pin (4) And China’s population was 550m in 1950. India (8) 56 Terrestrial burrower (9) 5 Skater’s jump (4) 45 Expose (6) It is peaking this year at 9 Sea animal (6) 58 Instinctive motive (4) 6 Small frying pan (7) 46 Governed (5) 1.45 billion (that’s 1450m), and will be back 14 Deep humming sound (5) 59 Former measure of 7 Enrolment (12) 48 Lack of purpose (11) down to 730m by 2100. 15 Accuse (5,3,6,2) length for cloth (3) 8 Short (5) 49 Throne seizer (7) So no big deal. The younger generation 17 Urbane (5) 60 Joint line (4) 9 Observer (7) 50 Label (3) will have to support a much bigger elderly 18 Acquire (3) 61 Spanish city (6) 10 Final (4) 51 Doting (7) population in all three countries, but one 19 Narrow connecting land 62 Garland of flowers (3) 11 Planet (6) 52 Money handler (6) way or another they’ll manage. (7) 63 Irreverence (10) 12 Ballads (5) 53 Readiness to become Where they diverge radically is in when 20 Steel bird (anag)(9) 66 Small (6) 13 Fate (7) annoyed or angry (12) their “economic miracles” got started. China 21 Private instructors (6) 67 Hidden shooter (6) 14 Down-payment (7) 54 Cast off (4) was 30 years behind the other two, and 24 Time of shortest day (9) 69 War instigator (9) 16 Weapon of the gods 57 Shellfish (6) that simple fact may save us from a climate 25 Soak up (6) 72 Relating to or using sight (6) (11) 64 Naval officer (9) 26 Farm enclosure (6) 73 Charitable or helpful 22 Noiseless (6) 65 Bunch (7) disaster. 29 Soreness to touch (10) person (9) 23 Paper-folding art (7) 66 Coming first (7) There was no profound political or cultural 31 Come first equal (3) 75 Non-specific (7) 24 Referee (7) 68 Interwoven (7) reason why China should have lagged so far 32 Mendicant (6) 77 Female rabbit (3) 25 Representatives (6) 70 Sophisticated style (7) behind, but it completely missed the boat. Its 33 Stun (4) 80 Wear away (5) 27 African language (7) 71 Atoll lake (6) per capita GDP was not significantly higher 35 Zero (3) 81 Manage without effort 28 Fried coating (6) 72 Enthusiasm, spirit (5) in 1980 than it had been in 1950. 37 Mountain in Sicily (4) (4,2,4,6) 30 Indian garment (4) 74 Enquired (5) In the 1950s all three countries were 39 Furthest from the centre (9) 82 Not in any circumstances (5) 32 Rapture (5) 76 Eagle’s nest (5) recently shattered by war, with per capita 40 Space rock (9) 83 Twisted and turned (6) 34 Mournful poem (5) 78 Hard wood (4) GDPs under $100 per year. But then the 41 Japanese dish (5) 84 Fantasy (8) 36 Plant’s anchor (4) 79 White cheese (4) “miracles” kicked off in Japan and Korea, 42 City in England (8) 85 Discover (5) 38 Pair (3) and by 1985 per capita GDP was $10,000 12345678910111213for Japan and $7000 for Korea. In China in 1985 it was still only $300 per year. 14 The Chinese economy did finally start to grow in the 1980s, and by now it has caught 15 16 17 up a lot. Per capita GDP is now $10,000 a year in China, compared to $33,000 a year in 18 Korea and $40,000 in Japan. But those long 19 20 21 decades of almost no growth in China spared the world the immense carbon dioxide 22 23 emissions that a rapidly industrialising China would have produced. 24 25 26 27 A fully industrialised China now produces more than a quarter (26 percent) of the 28 world’s CO2 emissions. If it had kept 29 30 31 32 33 34 pace with its neighbours and reached full industrialisation in the 1980s, the extra 35 36 emissions it would have added to the atmosphere as a result would amount to 37 38 39 40 around 10 years’ worth of current global emissions. 41 In that case the world would already have 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 gone past the recommended threshold of no more than 1.5 degrees Celsius higher 51 52 53 54 average global temperature, and would probably be condemned to cross the “never 55 56 57 58 exceed” +2C limit as well. Indeed, we might already be trapped on the pathway leading to 59 “Hothouse Earth”. 60 61 62 63 64 Without noticing it, we have had a very narrow escape — and we owe our good 65 fortune to just one man. Mao Zedong (or Mao Tse-tung, as it was 66 67 68 69 70 written during his lifetime) single-handedly prevented the Chinese economy from taking 71 off for a quarter-century with his ceaseless, 72 73 74 75 76 furious political campaigns, from the “Great Leap Forward” (1958-62) to the “Cultural 77 78 79 Revolution” (1966-76). Tens of millions of Chinese suffered 80 81 grievously as a result, but perhaps we should put up a modest statue somewhere to The 82 Man Who (inadvertently) Saved The World. 83 84 85 ■ Gwynne Dyer’s new book is ‘Growing Pains: The Future of Democracy (and Work)’. Saturday, June 5, 2021 9 SATURDAY-SUNDAY TELEVISION

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Hunters PG KEY 0 3 Closed captions; Repeat; (HLS) Highlights; (RPL) Replay; (DLY) Delayed; 16 Approved for persons 16 years or over; 18 Approved for persons 18 years or over; 7Jun21 Compiled by C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. 12 THE GISBORNE HERALD By submitting a photo, the entrant agrees to allow The Gisborne Herald Co Ltd permission use image now and in future for printed material online. Where possible The Herald will make co ntact first. Submit your photos: www.gisborneherald.co.nz/photo-of-week, or e-mail: [email protected] z WHAT’S PHOTO OF THE WEEK ON feather cleaning time, Kaiti beach By ROSie WaTSOn in Gisborne To help promote events you are involved in, e-mail: [email protected] for a listing on the What’s On page, or [email protected] for a listing on the Tairawhiti Gisborne events diary. Saturday, June 5 ▶ Wairoa Maori Film Festival (WMFF): Films. Watch; The Last Forest (Brazil) 5pm. Gaiety Theatre, 252 Marine Pde, 5–7pm, $10pp. ▶ WMFF: Pre-awards Mixer. A pre-mixer for festival guests. Festival Hub, 5–7pm. Tickets: Wairoa i-Site, Cnr SH2 & Queen St or Festival Hub, Wairoa Taiwhenua Offices, 3-5 Bridge St. ▶ Braemar Dance Competition (to Jun 7). Modern, hip-hop, tap and ballet performances. War Memorial Theatre, 159 Bright St, 6.30pm. Tickets, door sales: $6A per session, children free or $35A weekend concession. ▶ WMFF: Awards. Dinner, presentations, live music and DJ Linda T. War Memorial Hall, ▶ Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd. competition to help students give up smoking. 97 Queen St, Wairoa, 7–11pm. Tickets: $53 at Social morning, 9–11.30am, $4, ph 867 2584. The Hub, EIT Cafe, 282 Palmerston Rd, Saturday, June 12 eventfinda.co.nz or see Pre-awards Mixer. Kiwi Badminton; Yr 3–7s, 4.30–5.30pm, $5, ph 11.30am–1pm. ▶ Earlybird Market. Pre-loved treasures, ▶ Elton John Tribute. Hear all the favourite 027 350 9482. Gisborne Badminton Club; ▶ Hot Shots Badminton. For Yr 7–13 players/ home baking, fruit, veges and plants. hits. Gisborne Cosmopolitan Club, 190 Derby Yr 12–13 & seniors, 7–9pm, ph 027 253 1062. all abilities; fitness, social games and fun. Wear Behind the Gisborne i-Site, 209 Grey St, St, 8pm–late, R18. Tickets: $20 from the office. ▶ WMFF: Films. Watch; Children of the Coral sports shoes. Rackets available. Badminton 6–8.30am. Stallholder inquiries: Wendy ▶ Queen’s Birthday Show. Hear Pop-OD, Dick 9.30am, Patu The Legend 11am, Turtle Island Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd, attend one session ph 862 5860. Move and Freak Magnet. Smash Palace Bar, Shorts; guest Judith Schuyler 12.30pm, Shorts only; 5pm or 6.30pm, $7. Details: Linda ph ▶ Gisborne parkrun. A 5km run or 24 Banks St, 9pm–late, $10 on the door. Aotearoa 2pm, Beans (Canada) 4pm, Dawn 027 264 8660, [email protected] walk. Meet near Waikanae Surf Life Raid 6pm & Cousins 8pm. Gaiety Theatre, ▶ Ngati Porou Hauora: Community Covid Saving Club, 280E Grey St, 7.45–10am. Sunday, June 6 252 Marine Pde, 9.30am–10pm, $10pp. Vaccination Q&A Hui. Come along, hear the ▶ St Andrew’s Car Boot Sale. Bargains ▶ Gisborne Runners and Walkers Club. Join ▶ Kaiti Exercise Class. Over 60s strength and science, ask questions and make up your own galore. Carpark behind St Andrew’s in for a 7km walk, a cuppa and chat. Meet: EIT balance exercises. Dunblane Conference Room, mind about the vaccine. Uepohatu Marae, Church (access off Childers Rd), Staffroom, Derby St, 8am or txt 027 900 9622. 107 Iranui Rd, 10.30am, ph Noel 027 314 3893, Whakarua Park Rd, Ruatoria, 5.30pm. 8am–midday, $5/car. ▶ Gas Guzzlers’ Breakfast. Check out the cars. [email protected] Contact: Toni ph 06 864 8316. ▶ Tairawhiti Coffin Club. Design and decorate Behind the Courthouse, Reads Quay, 8–11am. ▶ St Andrew’s Lunchtime Concert Series Piano a personalised coffin; constructed by a joiner. Then drive to to check out the Extravaganza XI. A performance by twelve local Thursday, June 10 BCR Joinery, 522 Gladstone Rd, 9am–midday. Stag & Boar Weigh-in; cars leave at 11.30am pianists/students playing four/more at a time. ▶ Bridge & Rummikub Club. Enjoy a friendly Details: [email protected] from the Store, 21 Moana Rd, Wainui. St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 176 Cobden fellowship. Gisborne Town & Country Women’s ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am–3pm. See Jun 8. ▶ Obedience & Agility Show. Leave your dogs St, 12.30–1.30pm, koha to performers for Club, 42 Emily St, 9am, ph Liz 281 0187. ▶ Gisborne Farmers’ Market. Locally-grown at home and come along to see over 200 dogs expenses/piano maintenance. Bring your lunch. ▶ Casual Badminton Group. Come along for produce, flowers and seedlings. Cnr Stout & from the North Island competing in agility Tea/coffee provided. Fitzherbert Sts, 9.30am–12.30pm. courses; jumps, tunnels, A-frames & obedience. a game. Badminton Centre, 134 Roebuck Rd, ▶ Gisborne Senior Citizens: 500. Play cards 9am, $5. Details: Raewynne ph 027 256 4351 ▶ Break the Silence: Shoulders Against Suicide Showgrounds Park Event Centre, 20 Main Rd, and meet others. Senior Citizens Hall, 30 Grey – March & Event. Mental health and suicide Makaraka, 8am–late afternoon, free. or [email protected] St, 1–4pm, $3, ph Arnold 868 5529. ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed, 9am–2pm. See Jun 8. are both pressing issues within our society, ▶ Braemar Dance Competition (to Jun 7), join in to break the silence; 10am meet at 9am, 1.30pm & 6.30pm. See Jun 5. ▶ Te Pihinga: Little Sprouts. Fun sing-along Tuesday, June 8 and read for ages 2–5. HB Williams Memorial Alfred Cox Park, Grey St; 10.30am march along ▶ WMFF: Films. Watch; House of Champions Kahutia & Peel Sts to Lawson Field Theatre 9.30am, Pakipumeka Maori Shorts 11am & ▶ Gisborne Senior Citizens: Indoor Bowls. Library, 34 Bright St, 10.30am, free. Come along, have a roll-up and meet others. ▶ Mahjong Club, 1pm. See Jun 8. Rose Garden for a free event, incl karakia and Mana Maori Shorts 12.30pm. Gaiety Theatre, speeches by Man Up, Legacy and Tauawhi Men 252 Marine Pde, 9.30am–2pm, $10pp. Senior Citizens Hall, 30 Grey St, 9–11.30am, ▶ BIZminton (to Jun 16). Watch whanau play $3, ph Arnold 868 5529. in a badminton challenge. Badminton Centre, and live performances. 11.30am–5.30pm. To ▶ WMFF: Powhiri. Join in for brunch, a hui & sponsor/details: Ari at [email protected] films; Powhiri 10.30am, Filmmakers’ brunch ▶ Tairawhiti Menzshed. Work in a fully- 134 Roebuck Rd, 6–8.30pm. equipped woodwork or carpentry workspace. ▶ Build-a-Band. Let’s jam. Smash Palace Bar, ▶ Basic Sourdough and Kefir Workshop. 11am, Lighting A Celluloid Flame Hui midday– A demonstration by East Coast Organics; 4pm; with screenings of A Winter Love (USA), Tairawhiti Menzshed, cnr Parkinson & Innes 24 Banks St, 7–11pm, free entry, R18. St, 9am–2pm. Details: ph/txt 022 465 0396. ▶ Gisborne Caledonian Society Practice. making sourdough bread/milk kefir. Tairawhiti Broken Barrier and archival films. Iwitea Marae, Environment Centre, 386 Palmerston Rd, 115 Iwitea Rd, Wairoa, 10.30am–4pm. ▶ Ageing Gracefully Coffee Group. Meet other Social, modern and sequence dancing. retired folk. Light refreshments; small charge. St Mark’s Church Hall, 776 Childers Rd, 11.30am–12.30pm. Register, limited spaces: Tickets: see Jun 5, Pre-awards Mixer. TEC ph 867 4708 or via Facebook Messenger, ▶ Lions Express Train Rides. Take the kids HB Williams Memorial Library, Mahutonga 7.30–9.30pm, $5. Details: Pat ph 021 049 7148. Room, 34 Bright St, 10am–midday. Details: Lyn $5 paid in advance to 01–0641–0058800–00. for a train ride around the playground. Starts Sourdough starters will be available on the day near Gisborne Wainui Lions Junior Cycle Park, or Frances ph 867 6533, [email protected] Friday, June 11 ▶ He Kakano: Little Seeds. A fun sing-along for $5 (cash only). Centennial Marine Dr, 11am–3pm, $2. ▶ Gisborne Senior Citizens: Indoor Bowls & ▶ Tennis for players of all skill levels. ▶ and read for under 2s. HB Williams Memorial Te Puka Hunting & Fishing Club: Stag & Housie. Have fun and meet others. Senior Ormond Tennis Club, Hill Rd, Ormond, Boar Hunting Competition Weigh-in. Te Puka Library, 34 Bright Street, 10.30am, free. Citizens Hall, 30 Grey St, Bowls 9–11.30am, $3 2–4pm, ph 862 5741 or 862 5856. Tavern, 153 Beach Rd, Tokomaru Bay, 11am– ▶ Mahjong Club. Enjoy a friendly fellowship. and Housie 1–4pm, ph Arnold 868 5529. 1pm kids & 11am–3pm adults. See Facebook. Gisborne Town & Country Women’s Club, ▶ #UsTwo: Six Decades of Sisterhood. Sarah ▶ Trust Tairawhiti: Productivity Growth and Catherine Delahunty have stories to share; ▶ Wa165 Steam Train Trip to Muriwai. Come 42 Emily St, 1pm, ph Liz 281 0187. Workshop. An introduction into the Lean and along for the last trip of the season. From the ▶ Prostate Cancer Group’s Meeting. Discuss childhood, terrible teenage boyfriends, Continuous Improvement methodology; what motherhood, revolution and more. Evolution Railway Station, Grey St at 2pm, $35A, $15 pre- and post-prostate issues. Cancer Society it is and how can it help your business. Lawson u/15s, $80Fam (2A & 2Ch). Any unsold tickets Gisb, Gate 2 (turn right), Gisborne Hospital, Theatre Company, 75 Disraeli St, 7.30–10pm, Field Theatre, 7 Fitzherbert St, 9.30–11.30am, $15–$20 door sales. from the station half an hour before departure 421 Ormond Rd, 4.30pm. Green Gym Recovery free. Register: Ryan at [email protected] ▶ In Winter’s Darkness (to Jun 13). Some or Gisborne i-Site, 209 Grey St, ph 868 6139. Programme details ph 021 063 4515. ▶ Your Growing Baby: Week 2 of 5. Support ▶ Irish Music Session. Enjoy Irish music and ▶ Get Started in Te Reo Maori (to Jun 29). winter madness hits the stage, with Flay the and information for parents of babies from Apostle. Smash Palace Bar, 24 Banks St, a sing-song. The Rivers, cnr Gladstone Rd & Conversational Te Reo Maori classes. Eastern birth-six months. Gisborne/Wairoa Plunket, Reads Quay, 4–6pm. Details: ph 021 055 7685. Institute of Technology, 290 Palmerston Rd, 8.30pm Jun 12 to 1.30pm Jun 13. Tickets: $20 7 Ormond Rd, 10am–midday, free. Limited door sales, $15+Bfee at trybooking.com/nz ▶ Men’s Choir. Come along if you have an 5pm–6.30pm, free. Register: Bridget ph 869 spaces, booking essential; txt 027 286 5017 or interest in joining. St Andrew’s Community 3187, 022 479 7236 or [email protected] [email protected] Sunday, June 13 Centre Lounge, 176 Cobden St, 5pm. ▶ Badminton Club. All welcome. ▶ East Coast Smokefreerockquest Heats. ▶ WMFF: Pixie Williams A Hometown Patutahi Hall, Biggs St, 7.30pm, ph 862 7783. Support young Gizzy musicians as they battle ▶ Gisborne Runners and Walkers Club, 8am. Celebration. A documentary and live music ▶ The Country Garden Club. For women for a place in the final. War Memorial Theatre, See Jun 6. cabaret with Lisa Tomlin, Rachel Fraser and interested in gardening or floral arranging. midday–late, $10 at the door, free for 5/under. ▶ Lions Express Train Rides, 11am–3pm. Kirsten Te Rito. Gaiety Theatre, 7–10pm. Waerenga-a-Hika Hall, 728 Matawai Rd, See smokefreerockquest.co.nz See Jun 6. Tickets: $53 at eventfinda.co.nz 7.30pm, $2. Details: Katrine ph 867 2427. ▶ Te Aka Rangatahi: The Teen Vine. Writers ▶ Gisborne Country Music Club. Singers and ▶ Boogie Wonderland. A ‘70s disco party fun- Hub for ages 14–18; collaborate, be inspired, musicians welcome. Blind Foundation Rooms, raiza for Bruza Groves. Smash Palace, 24 Banks Wednesday, June 9 and develop writing in any format or genre. 39 Grey St, 1–4pm, $3 incl afternoon tea, St, 8pm. Tickets: $25 incl drag show, supper ▶ Fifties Forward. Low-impact aerobics class HB Williams Memorial Library, 34 Bright St, ph Flo 867 7637 or [email protected] and raffle from the bar. for all fitness levels. YMCA Stadium, 3.30pm, free. ▶ Sunday Afternoon Concert Series. Students 447 Childers Rd, 9.30am, $4, first class free. ▶ Jordan Luck Band: Whatever Happened? from Te Koki NZ School of Music play live: Monday, June 7 ▶ Mainly Music. A fun music group for NZ Winter Tour. All the classic hits you know Ben Van Leuven (clarinet) with Otis Prescott ▶ Braemar Dance Competition, 9am. See Jun 5. pre-schoolers. St Andrew’s Community Centre, and love; from Who Loves Who The Most? to Mason (piano) playing Brahms to Gershwin. ▶ Gisborne Floral Art Club. Come along and 176 Cobden St, 9.45am, $4/Fam, ph 867 2789. Victoria, with guests Ekko Park. Smash Palace Tairawhiti Museum, 10 Stout St, 2-3pm. learn floral art techniques. Waverley Street ▶ Turanga Health: Stop the Smoking Thing, Bar, 24 Banks St, 8pm, R18. Tickets+Bfee: $45 Tickets: Door sales; $10A, child/student with Hall, Elgin, 9–11am. and Sing: Final week. A karaoke and lip-sync at undertheradar.co.nz ID free and $5 Friends of the Museum.