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■ ASHBURTON PARENTS CENTRE

Plea to save centre goes unanswered By Erin TaskEr

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A plea for help, to save Ashburton Parents Centre from closing, has gone unanswered. A lack of volunteers meant Ashburton Parents Centre – which offers a range of courses and playgroups for new parents and their children – was in danger of having to close its doors for good. So they spread the word and asked anyone who could help – parent or not – to head along to their AGM on Wednesday night. They brought platters, and were hopeful of a good turn-out. But no one new came. There were seven people there – not even enough for a quorum to make any decisions on its future. “Because we didn’t have enough for a quorum we couldn’t do anything. We couldn’t make any decision anyway, because we didn’t get enough people there to agree on things,” secretary/treasurer Annie Vince said. “We just need to get the accounts signed off and make a decision.” So now, they’re giving it one last chance. They’ve rescheduled their AGM for July 20, and there, they hope they’ll get enough people along to at least make a decision on whether they push on, or close. With their committee of eight now reduced to five, the outlook isn’t good. Each of those five people is currently wearing a number of hats and bearing a workload which, if they had more people, wouldn’t be difficult. But with only five, it’s just too much. Ms Vince is secretary/treasurer and like the rest of the committee, she’s got a lot out of Ashburton Parents Centre after welcoming

Rangitata MP Jo Goodhew cuts the ribbon to officially declare Radius Millstream open. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 170616-AK-041

New resthome officially opened By Linda CLarkE

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Annie Vince her two boys – Riley, 3, and Jack, 1 – to the world, and she’d hate to see it close. But she knows it’s the most likely outcome. If people wanted to save it, they would have come to the meeting. She just hopes that if it does close, people don’t then realise later how valuable it actually was, because once it’s done, it won’t be easy to restart. For them, it’s not a financial problem, it’s purely down to manpower and the workload being too much for five volunteers. For now, it’s a matter of just keeping their heads above water, until the centre’s future is decided. “If there’s a way we can manage to not close, but shelve it until there’s another round of people that are keen to take it on, then great. But we’ve still got costs. If we’re not bringing anything in, there’s still rent and rates to pay,” Ms Vince said. To make a quorum, they need 10 paid members to attend their rescheduled AGM on July 20. Whether it’s people wanting to help, or people just there to sign off the centre’s fate, they just need enough people to make a decision either way.

Residents will begin moving into Ashburton’s newest resthome next week, after the 80-bed facility was officially opened yesterday. Radius Millstream is part of a vision by Ashburton man Les Briggs, who has built a lifestyle village for over 65s and is currently building assisted living apartments that will join onto the Millstream hospital. Mr Briggs said the hospital offered 40 hospital beds, a secure 20-bed dementia wing, and a 20bed rest-home/ hospital wing, and was a state-of-the-art facility. More than half the beds have already been filled. He said the hospital opening was a milestone on the overall development, which included 78 independent living homes in Lochlea village and the assisted living units, which would be finished by the end of the year. “I am please Radius is now taking over. They will bring a new level of care. The facility is ideal and it is great for Ashburton.” Radius special projects manager Helen Somers said the hospital would employ 80 staff when it was fully occupied. The first residents will begin moving in next week. Millstream was providing much-needed aged care beds for the town, she said.

Rona Hayward and Gilbert Donaldson check out the Millstream new aged care facility. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 170616-AK-045 “The most important aspect of Millstream is the fact we have people who have gone into care away from the area but who are coming back to be close to families who can see them on a dayto-day basis.” Radius Care managing director Brian Cree said baby boomers, those born after World War Two, were pushing the expansion of aged care facilities. He said the oldest baby boomers were turning 71 and numbered around 450,000 in New Zealand – was expected to double in 20 years. Research also showed six per cent of people over 70 generally needed some level of care, be it for a physical disability or mental health issues like demen-

tia. “It is for those people these facilities like Millstream exist but in the next 10 years we will have to expand our services in New Zealand.” He said Radius’ business partnership with Mr Briggs had been key to developing the hospital. “When Les approached us, we jumped at the chance. It will provide services to the Ashburton community for many decades in the future.” Millstream was officially opened yesterday by Rangitata MP Jo Goodhew, who said government was aware of the baby boomer bubble working their way into old age. The new beds would help ease demand for care in Ashburton.

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■ ASHBURTON COLLEGE

Mock crash a sobering lesson By RuBy HaRfield

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Some of Ashburton’s newest, and most vulnerable drivers, were given a harsh dose of reality during a mock fatal crash yesterday. More than 200 Year 12 Ashburton College students gathered on Middle Road to witness the crash which was acted out by students, St John staff and fire crews for the school’s annual Road Crash Day. Four Year 13 drama students acted out the scene of the crash in a real car while covered in fake blood and were helped by emergency services who cut one of the actors out of the vehicle. The group then made their way to the Ashburton Trust Event Centre to hear from families who have experienced the tragedy of losing a loved one in a car crash and to take part in workshops run by the Ashburton Community Alcohol and Drug Service, the New Zealand Fire Service and St John. The workshops focused on what emergency services do when they attend crashes as well as messages about safe partying and peer pressure. One speaker that really struck a chord with many students was

Ashburton College students witnessed a mock car crash for Road Safety Day yesterday. Brent Laurenson, the father of 18-year-old Nathan, who was killed in a car crash in 2009. Before speaking, Mr Laurenson showed the crowd a heart wrenching video called The Rip-

ple Effect, which showed how all sorts of people were affected by his son’s death. Mr Laurenson said that as hard as it was to talk about the crash he believed it was important to

share the story to make sure Nathan’s death wasn’t in vain and to prevent it happening to others. Students also heard from Lisa Collins, whose son died 25 days after being hit by a car while get-

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ting off a school bus, and Christian Gallen from Attitude (the youth education division of The Parenting Place), who talked about skills teenagers needed to build meaningful lives.

Loaded gun left in Parliament bathroom by police A loaded gun left in a Parliamentary bathroom by a police staff member was found by a member of the public, the Herald understands. Labour say the incident is “shabby” and could have been much more serious had the person who found the Glock firearm not acted responsibly. “It could have ended a lot worse than this,” Labour’s police spokesman Stuart Nash said. “The person who found it did the right thing – they were probably a bit shocked to open a cubicle and there was a loaded Glock.”

The incident occurred on Thursday, which was a sitting day meaning MPs were at Parliament. Prime Minister John Key was in Auckland. Former police negotiator and detective Lance Burdett, who has VIP protection experience and now runs a private company dealing with negotiation skills, said leaving a gun behind as a protection officer was the “ultimate sin”. “When you train you very nearly shower with it, it never leaves your side. If you get caught without it in training, the consequences are massive.”

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DPS officers would likely wear the weapon on a holster that sits around the hips, and that was normally taken off to use the toilet, Mr Burdett said. Mr Nash said that he did not think any change in procedure or rules could 100 per cent prevent such incidents. “I certainly wouldn’t recommend that the [police staffer] is fired or taken off duties. But I suspect that they will never, ever do this again. “It is a cautionary reminder that they just need to be incredibly careful while they are carrying

firearms. We are just lucky that it happened in a place where security is tight and is full of responsible people.” Superintendent Chris Scahill, police national manager response and operations, said in a statement that the gun was left only briefly, with staff soon attending and recovering it from the “occupant”. “And we would like to thank them for their assistance,” Mr Scahill said in a statement. “This was a regrettable incident that we are taking very seriously, and we acknowledge the potential risk

that this could have posed.” Police would not provide further comment while the matter was under investigation. Free guided tours run on the hour at Parliament daily, and there are often other school and education visits. The Diplomatic Protection Service is a branch of police that has an office at Parliament, and is also responsible for the protection of the Prime Minister. Spokespeople for Mr Key and Police Minister Judith Collins declined to comment. - NZME

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■ PHONE SCAM

Scam sparks IRD warning By Erin TaskEr

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An Ashburton woman was shocked when she retrieved a message on her answerphone suggesting she get a lawyer to defend her against allegations of tax evasion and avoidance. Vanessa, who didn’t want her last name published, said she’d paid her tax bill and knew straight away the call – supposedly from the Inland Revenue (IRD) – was a scam, but it still made her question herself for a moment. She’s not the only Mid Canterbury person to have received such a call recently, but she’s hoping everyone has done what she did about it – nothing.

Another woman she knew who had received the same call, phoned the number back and questioned it, and the person on the other end of the phone ended up swearing at her and hanging up. It’s incidents like these which have prompted the IRD to put out a warning; they say they’re aware scammers claiming to be from Inland Revenue are cold calling people to say they’re being investigated for tax fraud and requesting personal information including the person’s IRD number, before threatening them with legal action. According to the IRD, they’ve had 500 phone calls nationally from people concerned about

contact by alleged scammers in the past four days. In some cases people are told they must pay a debt urgently or face jail, while others – like the Ashburton woman – have reported scammers leaving voicemails stating the recipient is subject to criminal action for tax fraud, leaving a phone number for the person to return the call. This scam is recent, but the IRD is no stranger to scams. Phishing email scams with the IRD’s logo on them have been circulating. The Ashburton woman spoken to by the Guardian said the message on her answerphone featured a very “abrupt voice”.

“I didn’t even ring back,” she said. Phone calls and emails are the most common methods used by fraudsters to collect someone’s personal information, according to the IRD. “These callers are quite clever and are particularly aggressive, so people need to be wary of being caught out,” Inland Revenue’s customer services group manager Eleanor Young said. Inland Revenue would never ask for credit card details or bank account numbers over the phone, she said. “We recommend that if anyone receives a call of this nature they hang up and if they have any concerns to email phishing@ird.govt.nz.”

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Shots reported Police responded to reports of gun shots being heard in the Hampstead area yesterday, but found nothing. The Guardian was also made aware of the incident, shortly before lunch time yesterday. Ashburton Police sergeant Bryan Ennis said police investigated, but nothing was found. He said sometimes cars backfiring could be mistaken for gun shots, but a Hampstead resident the Guardian spoke to doubted it was a car, saying it was four or five distinct shots in succession.

Boy run over A two-year-old child has died after being run over by a car in a carpark in Christchurch. An ambulance was called to Cowles Stadium on Pages Road, Wainoni, at 4.37pm yesterday where the boy had died at the scene. Fire service attended the scene to help perform CPR on the boy, a spokesman said. Police are investigating. - NZME

Two killed in Chch Two people are dead after a two vehicles and a cyclist collided in Christchurch. Emergency services were called to Empire Road where a truck and trailer unit, a car and a cyclist collided. Ambulance service were called at 3.33pm yesterday where two people had died at the scene. - NZME

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Mid Canterbury’s smartest children were celebrated during an open day yesterday. The Mid Canterbury Centre for Gifted Education, which is based at the Ashburton Christian School, held an open day as part of Gifted Awareness Week. The centre operates three days a week with cognitive and creatively gifted students from 13 local contributing schools. Teacher Mel Simons said the open day was a great way to raise awareness about the centre which has been open for nearly a year. Prospective families and parents of current students were able find out about what the centre offers. “It’s a really exciting programme we get to do to get the kids thinking creatively and critically.” A total of 45 students from Year 3 to 8 come to the centre one day a week to study under the MindPlus programme which is run by the New Zealand Centre for Gifted Education. “They get time to be creative and work with their talents and

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Ten injured in crash Ten people were taken to hospital following a crash involving a school bus in Christchurch yesterday morning. Emergency crews attended the crash on Avonside Drive, between Linwood Avenue and Stanmore Road. St John said two people were in a moderate condition. The rest have minor injuries. - NZME

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Prospective student May McCaw, 6, checks out what Mikayla Hoogeveen, 9, is learning at the Mid Canterbury Centre for Gifted Education yesterday. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 170616-AK-034 passions.” The students really enjoy the programme and get to work with other like-minded individuals to develop their skills, she said. “It’s a big thing for some of the

children, being with other children who think similarly to themselves.” The centre was opened on July 22 last year after a need was found by 13 local schools to cater

for their gifted and talented children. Students can be nominated by schools after which they will be assessed to see whether they would meet the cognitive or creative criteria.

Teina Pora is to receive a compensation package immediately while he decides whether to ask the courts to review the decision not to adjust it for inflation. “I can confirm that the Crown has agreed to Mr Pora’s request that he receive the sum immediately while still reserving his right to challenge the amount,” Justice Minister Amy Adams said. - NZME

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Fanciers aim for top showing Geoff Horrell proudly looks his prize-winning brown leghorn cockerel over. The Ashburton Fanciers’ Society’s annual exhibition kicked off at the Ashburton Sports Hall yesterday and will be open to the public again today. It’s one of New Zealand’s biggest shows of all poultry, ducks, bantams, pigeons, cavies, rabbits and cats. Doors will open again today at 10am. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 170616-AK-081

■ MID CANTERBURY RURAL SUPPORT TRUST

More funds welcomed The Mid Canterbury Rural Support Trust has welcomed yesterday’s announcement of $600,000 to continue support for mental health initiatives in rural communities. Health minister Jonathan Coleman and primary industries minister Nathan Guy made the funding announcement at Fieldays. It follows $500,000 the previous year for rural mental wellness initiatives. Rural support trusts have employed and trained mental health facilitators and had the resources to develop stronger relationships with counselling and mental health services, as well as across industry bodies and rural professionals. Mid Canterbury trust chairperson Peter Reveley said it was great the initiatives could continue. More than 400 rural professionals have been to DairyNZ-

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The funding announcement recognises that we have ongoing work to do, supporting the mental health of farmers, their families and employees

led Good Yarn workshops which helps them to identify and manage signs of stress or depression in the people around them, and RHANZ-run SafeTalk workshops have trained 900 people in suicide prevention. “The funding announcement recognises that we have ongoing work to do, supporting the mental health of farmers, their families, employees, and others in rural New Zealand,

“It is great to see the continuation of the funding initiative that was introduced last year.” MPI will work directly with rural support trusts from the beginning of July on Phase 2 of the rural mental wellness boost focusing on local initiatives including strengthening networks and relationships with others including mental health services, and supporting local initiatives that reach farmers, raise

awareness and strength the referral network. There are 14 rural support trusts around the country. “The Government recognises that rural life goes in cycles, with ups and downs. We are committed to supporting our rural communities,” Dr Coleman said. He said the health and primary industries joint investment would help maintain the momentum achieved last year, while putting a plan in place for the future. “The new funding will help to strengthen local networks for farmers, workers and families in rural communities. “It will provide more suicide prevention workshops and employ coordinators to work with Rural Support Trusts,” said primary industries minister Nathan Guy. “Farmers and their families are not alone.”

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Methven is rallying around its hard working townsman, who has been made redundant. Steve Williams had been employed by ACL, who was contracted by the Ashburton District Council to keep the town spick and span. But a new township maintenance contract was awarded to Fulton Hogan this year. Methven Community Board chairperson Liz McMillan said Mr Williams had been made redundant and the board was in negotiations with council over the situation. “The community board is fighting to see what can be done,” she said. Townspeople were talking about it yesterday, concerned their town would not be looking its best during the busy winter tourist season without Mr Williams’ dedicated eye. ACL’s contract ends on June 30. Letters have been sent to Methven Community Board members and there is talk of a petition. “He does such an incredible job, we don’t want to lose him. He sees what is happening and what needs to be done and we are worried we don’t get the same attention,” Ms McMillan said. Changing the contractor had been a money-saving decision for council, but she hoped there was a way to keep Mr Williams on Methven’s side.

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Rock mystery deepens By Erin TaskEr

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The mysterious Ashburton rock drop took another twist yesterday, with news it’s not just goldpainted rocks being specially delivered. An Ashburton woman, who didn’t wish to be named, contacted the Guardian yesterday to say she’d received a mysterious golden gift on her doorstep a few weeks ago. It was a gold gift bag full of various items, with a message saying ‘God has asked me to bless you with this gift’. The gold-painted stones which have been mysteriously appearing in letterboxes around town have the words ‘you are more precious than gold, luv Jesus’ written on them. Whether the bag came from the same people as the stones, it’s not known. “There was no to anyone, or from anyone, so they obviously didn’t know us, I have no idea who it was from,” the woman said. Inside the bag was an old Bible, the cover of which looked like it had been hand-painted, along with some bed socks, a colouring-in book, some felt-tip pens, a cake of soap and some face cream. It was a Saturday morning. She’d gone out to check her letterbox about midday and when her husband came home about

half an hour later he alerted her to the fact there was a parcel at their front door. “I thought it was a joke at first, then I thought someone has obviously gone to the trouble of buying all these things,” she said. While many of the recipients of the gold-painted stones were touched by the gesture, and the work that had been put into them, the recipient of the gift bag wasn’t so sure. Some people were doing it tough these days and could do with a helping hand, but she said she and her husband weren’t among them. She passed the goodwill on, donating most of the goods to charity, except the Bible. “If someone is going around doing good, why don’t they do it for people who need it,” she said. “I wasn’t actually impressed and I think it’s using God’s name in vain.” Whether there were more giftbag drops, it’s not known, but the golden-rock drop is continuing, with reports of more arriving in Tinwald letterboxes overnight on Thursday. Many still believe a church is behind it, but the Guardian has contacted three – the New Life Church, St Andrew’s Presbyterian and The Church of Jesus Christ and the Latter-day Saints – and all have denied any involvement.

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Students make clothes for Fiji A group of Mount Hutt College students are taking part in a local sewing project to help children in Fiji. The school’s Year 10 home economics class has spent the past few weeks making dresses and shorts for children affected by Cyclone Winston in Fiji. Pictured are Katie Herlihy, 14, and Blynz Monsanto, 15, tie-dyeing material to be used to make some of the clothing. The teacher in charge of the Dress a Kaji (child)

in Fiji project, Sarah Whinham, said the students have been really enjoying it and are looking forward to finishing their items of clothing to be taken over to children aged two to eight in Fiji, she said. It has been really beneficial for the students to make something for real-life clients and peoplein-need, she said. All the materials including fabric and embellishments, have been donated from people in the community so the project is also economical.

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By DaviD FishEr A hikoi of almost 1000 people arrived at Parihaka marae yesterday, led by “recovering racist” and New Plymouth Mayor Andrew Judd, with a call for better race relations in New Zealand. The three-day march to historic Parihaka came out of Mr Judd’s experience raising the issue of Maori representation on New Plymouth’s council. The

Three Romanian men have been arrested following a sophisticated ATM scam in Auckland. They will appear in Auckland District Court on fraud-related charges for allegedly using counterfeit credit cards to withdraw cash from ATM machines. Aged from their late 20s to early 40s, the trio arrived in New Zealand in April. “It appears the men have alleg-

abuse he received after supporting Maori seats led to a decision to not stand again. Mr Judd spoke to the Herald as he turned from Taranaki’s Coastal Highway into Parihaka Rd. “It’s been inclusive, it’s been exciting, it’s been emotional. It’s been something we’ve been needing for a long time.” He said the hikoi had received encouragement as it proceeded

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Up to 1000 sleep at Park Up protest Almost 1000 people spent the night parked in Auckland’s Mangere Town Centre in a show of solidarity with the homeless. Operations manager Francis Fa’alili said the government has failed to see that homelessness is a problem. “If you’ve got a bunch of money and you’ve got people living like this - and people who need shelter, food and support. I’d be prioritising those things.” Early childhood teacher Amy Taunga went to the event with three of her children, her youngest just 15 months old. “People need a home, [the politicians] have homes. [The homeless are] just looking for the basics and the New Zealand government can’t even provide that. “I’m a teacher and I see this first-hand. It’s disheartening,” Ms Taunga said. One great grandmother also braved the overnight low of 8°C with five family members including her children, grandchildren and a 4-year-old

great grandchild. Some politicians participated and stood alongside members of the community to raise awareness. Labour MPs Su’a William Sio, David Cunliffe and Louisa Wall were there as well as Green MP Marama Davidson. Su’a William Sio said he was not aware of any National MPs staying over. “We did invite everyone, we invited the ministers in particular. Not only did I offer that invitation verbally in the House but the Children Poverty Action Group also sent out an invitation to all members of parliament.” Organiser Annaliese Johnston was pleased with the turnout. “It’s awesome to see people getting on board this waka and saying, ‘hey, we want to stand with you. Our family wants to stand with your family’.” Another Park Up For Homes will take place in Lower Hutt tonight and in Otara, south Auckland next week. -NZME

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Methven students make musical magic A large group of Methven Primary School students have been rehearsing ahead of the Heartland Mid Canterbury Primary Schools’ Music Festival next week. Teacher in charge, Andrew Straight, said the group have been learning their 12 songs for nearly a term and were very excited to perform on Thursday. The 35-strong choir is the biggest the school has sent to the festival and most of the students have never performed on stage before. The festival is an annual celebration of music for Year 4-8 students in Mid Canterbury which runs over three nights from June 21-23 at the Ashburton Trust Event Centre. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 160616-AK-002

Are you ready to play your part in Canterbury’s water management? We’re looking for people who want to make a difference. We’re looking for people who have expertise and want to help find solutions. If this sounds like you then applications to join the Regional Water Management Committee are now open. The committee is refreshing its community membership for the first time since 2013 to ensure new perspectives are reflected.

What is the Regional Water Management Committee? The committee is a key advisory group made up of representatives from councils, Rūnanga and the community. It provides strategic water management advice to councils and industry groups to deliver the multiple targets of the Canterbury Water Management Strategy. The committee’s work helps ensure we have safe drinking water supplies, sustainable farming practices, clean rivers and streams, as well as protecting environmental, cultural, and recreational values.

For more information or an application form please visit www.ecan.govt.nz/canterburywater or phone Environment Canterbury Customer Services on 0800 324 636. Applications are due by 4:00pm, 5 July 2016.

Employment not boosted by trial The controversial trial period allowing workers to be easily sacked within their first 90 days on the job has failed to boost employment, research has found. Treasury-funded research conducted by Motu found no statistically significant increasing in hiring by employers following the introduction of the 90-day trial periods in 2009. Motu Fellow Isabelle Sin said the research used “data from every firm and every person in New Zealand”to assess the law changes’ effect. “The main effect of the policy was a decrease in dismissal costs for firms, while many employees faced increased uncertainty about their job security for three months after being hired,” Sin said. Some industries saw an increase in hiring following the policy change, but Sin said these effects were insignificant. “This evidence is statistically weak, meaning the findings may be driven by pure chance and may not reflect any realworld effect.” The policy was controversial on its passing, with unions and the Labour Party arguing it would make employment for vulnerable people precarious. The policy was implemented in selected industries in 2009, then deemed a success and rolled out nationwide in 2011. Sin said the policy seemed impotent. “My research shows that the 90-day trial period isn’t helping people get jobs. However it doesn’t make people less likely to leave secure jobs and doesn’t make employment relationships less stable. Overall, my research suggests the 90-day trial isn’t doing much at all,” she said. Council of Trade Unions secretary Sam Huggard said the 90-day periods did not

give people a “foot in the door”. “The research shows there is no evidence for the Government’s promise that this law would give vulnerable workers a better chance of a job. “Removing 90 day fire at will periods from law would show that the Government is committed to a fair law, a modern law, a better law.” When an extension of the 90-day trial was announced by the Government in July 2010, former Labour Minister Kate Wilkinson said a Department of Labour evaluation of the trial period showed benefits for both employers and employees Wilkinson said the evaluation showed that 40 per cent of employers who hired someone on a trial period said it was unlikely they would have taken on new employees without it. Labour had strongly opposed the trial periods introduced by National because they allow employers to sack a worker within the first 90 days without risking a case of wrongful dismissal. Labour’s workplace relations spokesman Iain Lees-Galloway said the new research showed the trials had failed, and previous studies cited by National had overstated benefits. “While there have always been probationary periods, National introduced a fire-at-will measure. “Labour will change the law to restore fairness. Employers will be required to give decent feedback.” He has indicated Labour will come up with its own version of trial period for new workers by merging aspects of the 90-day trial and a separate probationary period. This would make the process fairer for employees, he said. -NZME

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West Auckland to get more social housing By Isaac DavIson A third of 200 new homes to be built in West Auckland will be earmarked for social housing, Building and Housing Minister Nick Smith says. The Government yesterday signed a contract with Fletcher Residential to build the homes at Moire Rd in Massey East. It is the first site to be developed as part of the Government’s $52 million programme to free up surplus Crown land in Auckland for housing, announced in May last year. Another $100 million was invested in the programme in this year’s Budget. Dr Smith said yesterday that 196 detached, terraced and duplex homes would be built on the 9.2ha site, of which 59 homes would be made avail-

able for social housing. The first homes will be completed in August next year. The land was originally offered to the Iwi Limited Partnership, who had first rights of refusal, but the partnership declined the offer. The Crown land building programme is one of the National-led Government’s main policies for addressing housing supply in the overheated Auckland market. Labour’s housing spokesman Phil Twyford said the development was “a start”, but that the Government needed to “think bigger”. Two hundred houses was “just a drop in the bucket” for a city that had a shortfall of up to 40,000 homes, he said. -NZME

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Rakaia School holds mufti day for Fiji Rakaia School’s 10Q class organised a mufti day yesterday to raise money for Fiji following the devastation caused by Cyclone Winston in February. The fundraiser was organised as part of their inquiry learning topic Save the World. Children were invited to bring a gold coin, bottled water or second hand clothing. PHOTO SUPPLIED

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Some people also believe that moving to a place of independent living means saying goodbye to hobbies such as gardening. Our residents will tell you that they are more active now than when they were living alone. Residents are still able to look after their own gardens if they so desire and in addition to this there are numerous other activities that they can pursue. It is important to note that studies have shown that people who are active and engaged are healthier and happier. Activity programmes give all residents options and choices tailored to their specific needs, desires and lifestyles. They can also reduce the isolation felt when living alone.

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As wallaby numbers continue to rise in South Canterbury, so too does the likelihood of a population establishing on this side of the Rangitata River. Rural reporter Michelle Nelson looks at the possibility.

single female wallaby on the north side of the Rangitata River could establish a breeding colony in Mid Canterbury. And there are “hundreds of thousands” of the pests inside Environment Canterbury’s containment zone between the Rangitata and Waitaki rivers looking to expand their range, according to Environment Canterbury’s (ECan) biosecurity team leader Brent Glentworth. The problem began with a handful of the marsupial animals which were introduced from Australia in the 1870s and set free in the Waimate District for the purpose of hunting. By the early 1940s numbers had increased to the point they had become a problem, both in terms of biodiversity and production, and the wallaby control board was established to eradicate what was fast becoming a pest animal. Three wallabies can eat the equivalent of a sheep, they graze pasture harder than rabbits and leave behind parasitic worms. “If there’s 100 wallabies grazing on a crop that equates to an extra 33 sheep,” Mr Glentworth said. In 1992 South Canterbury farmers opted to manage wallaby numbers themselves and the board was disbanded. Left largely unchecked the population exploded. Mr Glentworth said sightings outside the containment area have increased at an exponential rate since 1997, when there were just two sightings; last year there were 50 wallabies spotted and 43 destroyed. While a doe only raises one joey a year, she always has a back-up plan, in the form of an embryo lying dormant in utero ready to go

when the incumbent joey leaves the pouch or dies. “This is how one female can stem a new population,” Mr Glentworth said. And that’s what ECan fears has occurred on the south banks of the Waitaki, where the marsupial pests crossed the Aviemore hydro dam around 2008 and established in the Otamatata area. ECan has now fenced off the approach to the dam and is concentrating its efforts on eradicating wallaby populations in North Otago, where more than 100 wallabies have been destroyed since the incursion. Wallabies will jump a sheep

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illegally released outside the containment zone – others will have reverted to their wild state and gone bush. Mr Glentworth once removed and destroyed a pet wallaby from a Mid Canterbury property as the result of a tip-off. Wallaby sightings in Mid Canterbury remain rare, but vigilance is needed to make sure it stays that way. In 2010 a wallaby met its end under the wheels of a vehicle on the Mayfield Ruapuna Road. A wallaby was shot in the Ashburton Gorge in 2007 and there have been a couple of other sightings in the district, but the

Wallaby sightings in Mid Canterbury remain rare

fence if pursued or under threat, but usually choose to move along a fence line, Mr Glentworth said. While wallabies have breached the Rangitata River, Mr Glentworth suspects human involvement. He dealt with a wallaby sighting in the Lees Valley just before Christmas and another in the Ashleigh Forest recently. “Some people will shoot a doe and take the joey from her pouch – I guess they think it would be a cute pet,” Mr Glentworth said. “But it’s actually illegal to remove a joey without a permit and then it has to be for zoological purposes.” Some animals may have been

animals were not located. “I don’t believe there’s any breeding populations north of the Rangitata River at this point,” Mr Glentworth said. Mid Canterbury farmers keep a close watch for signs of wallabies – a pest which would prosper if established in the tussock country in the Ashburton Gorge. The fact wallabies are nocturnal serves to hide the extent of the problem. Mr Glentworth says the largely solitary animals will travel several kilometres to feed by night, but come daybreak and they will be tucked up in scrub or under a tussock. “That’s why people have trouble believing there are so many of

them out there – you could walk right past them and not know they were there unless dogs put them up,” he said. Leaving dead wallabies in outlandish places has become something of a hunter’s prank for a number of years – and an unhelpful one at that, Mr Glentworth said. “It’s always quite timeconsuming investigating where they came from and that’s something we don’t need.” ECan uses experienced hunters with dog teams to conduct search and destroy missions in areas where wallabies have been spotted outside the containment zone. Two toxin registered for wallaby control have also proved potent weapons in the battle to confine wallabies inside the South Canterbury zone. Encapsulated cyanide is currently being used in North Otago and 1080 is also effective. Farmers within the containment zone attempt to control the problem by shooting wallaby, however a co-ordinated approach is required for this method to be effective, Mr Glentworth said. “Once they hear gunfire they don’t hang around and will often end up on someone else’s property. We need more emphasis on well-co-ordinated control by landowners and increased vigilance from everyone to prevent others from being moved around – either as pets or for the purposes of hunting.”

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Far left – A wallaby poisoning site in North Otago. Middle – Cute but in fact an environmental pest. Left and above – Wallabies leave distinctive tracks. PHOTOS SUPPLIED

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1870. Several bennett’s wallaby imported from Tasmania to Christchurch.

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1874. Two females and one male released at Gunn’s Bush, Waimate. These became well established, offspring captured and relocated.

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1903. Release at White rock stream, Mt Nimrod.

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1930. Release at Rangitata Island and Blandswood (Peel Forest) – unsuccessful.

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1944. Release at Burkes Pass, Firewood Stream, Pioneer Park (Raincliff).

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1945. Concern building about wallaby numbers fouling pasture, destroying crops and seedling trees, displacing

Wallaby Board formed. Subsidised patch poisoning and shooting continued. Numbers ﬂuctuated in areas, but overall were steadily reducing by the mid-1980s. Recorded kills on average 2500 to 3000 a year.

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1947. Department of Internal Affairs initiated control using shooters and dogs. Around 100,000 destroyed over 10 years. Little or no impact was made on the population.

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1959. Rabbit Boards & Wallaby Destruction Committee formed. South Canterbury rabbit boards subsidised wallaby control.

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1961-1963. Most of the Hunter Hills area was poisoned with 1080 baits, resulting in a large reduction in numbers. Numbers again increased over the ensuing period despite localised poisoning and shooting.

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Mid-1980s. The government announced a sinking lid on TPI and advised subsidised control would end in 1989 in line with the Local Government Reform. The wallaby board was disbanded in 1992. 1988 to 1991. Wallaby kill rate was relatively stable. An average number of 1400 wallabies shot by hunters with dogs over 156,000ha per annum. This was considered to be a sustained harvest, matching the rate of

recruitment. At that time the cost of running the control unit was around $160,000 per year. With the introduction of user pays there was considerable opposition from the farmers to the level of this rate and questions raised as to whether the wallaby problem justiﬁed the annual budget of $160,000. Farmers opted to undertake responsibility for controlling their own wallabies. ■

1992. The wallaby control unit disbanded. At that point no properties registering above three on the Guilford Wallaby Infestation Scale. Above level three landowners are given notiﬁcation by ECan to reduce wallaby numbers to within an acceptable range. A rating of four assumes there is a high probability of seeing wallabies.

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NZ is not standing It’s been a year since the new Harmful Digital Communications Act was introduced. So what’s the impact been? NZME found out.

early 40 people across the country have been charged under the new Harmful Digital Communications Act within the first year of the law passing. Since July last year a cruel catalogue of sinister cyber harassment has come before the courts from Invercargill to Auckland as police take action against the very worst bullies targeting victims online. Justice Minister Amy Adams is hailing the act a success with 38 people prosecuted as of last Thursday. Of those, 19 have been through the courts and 19 were still being processed.

Wall of shame

early 40 people across the country have been charged under the new Harmful Digital Communications Act since it passed in July last year. Cases have come before the courts from Invercargill to Auckland and Justice Minister Amy Adams is hailing the act a success with 38 people prosecuted as of last Thursday.

Here are the cases charged under the new law that NZME has found: ■ Auckland, 3 cases: ■ A 36-year-old man who allegedly beat his partner over

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several years is also accused of posting a photo of himself with two firearms in a threatening message to her. He will apply for bail next week. A 25-year-old former army employee is accused of posting a partially-nude photo of his ex-workmate. He will appear in court in August. A 24-year-old man allegedly posted a photo and information about a prostitute to cause her harm. He is also accused of using forged concert tickets to gain sexual favours from her and will be back in court in

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August. Waitakere, 1 case: A 62-year-old engineer has pleaded not guilty to sending a harmful email to his former partner. He will appear again in court next month. Manukau, 2 cases: A 46-year-old mechanic has denied posting naked photos of a relative online and will go to trial in August. A 30-year-old Pakuranga man will also defendant a charge at trial in November, alleging he used Facebook to cause a

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woman harm. North Shore, 2 cases A 25-year-old plumber will appear in court this week accused of sending harmful text messages to a woman. A 29-year-old entrepreneur allegedly created a fake dating profile in the name of a woman and will be in court again in September. Hamilton, 2 cases Michael Cousins, 28, is accused of posting a digital communication with intent to cause the victim harm. He’s

recognised the reason for the new legislation. “We live in a world where it is very easy, and certainly in a very cowardly way and impersonal third-person way, to communicate with others without fronting up yourself,” he said. “In my view, to not imprison you would send totally the wrong message to you and others who might embark on this sort of behaviour.” As well as jail terms, sentences handed down had so far included four of community-based punishment and one of reparation. Ms Adams said when the bill was being debated police were initially concerned the threshold was too high to prove any inten-

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pleaded not guilty. Cambridge man Michael Moore, 40, is to be sentenced for posting a nude photograph with intent to cause the victim serious emotional distress. Tauranga, 2 cases, both disposed Rotorua, 1 case, disposed Gisborne, 1 case, disposed Wanganui, 1 case, will be sentenced this month Marton, 1 case, active Levin, 3 cases, 1 disposed Brandon Friday Anthony Kimura-Gregory, 24, will be sentenced in July after plead-

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for cyberbullying tion of serious emotional distress. “They thought the bar was set too high and the civil liberties group thought it was set too low, but actually even with police’s concern the fact that they have had quite a number of successful prosecutions and three so serious they were sent to jail shows me there is significant abuse.” She said while it was not unique to New Zealand, it appeared cyberbullying was ramping up. “I think it is indicative that there is a very nasty element at play and the particularly nasty trend of revenge and blackmail porn. However, there were early signs the act was tackling the issue of cyberbullying as intended with the cases sitting at the pinnacle of abusive, harmful on-

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ing guilty to two charges of sending an indecent image to a woman. Luke Barry Gill, 24, has pleaded not guilty to sending an indecent image and has been remanded for trial. Wellington, 2 cases, both active A 37-year-old man is facing two counts alleging he posted recordings of a 21-year-old woman online within a couple of days. Nelson, 2 cases Aaron Tamihana was jailed for 11 months for sending an explicit video of his ex-partner

line behaviour appearing before the court. She said this would soon be complemented by a comprehensive system to deal with bullying, with the establishment of the approved agency to build a good education and awareness campaign. This included campaigns on the effects of engaging in this sort of behaviour online and challenging the growing culture of cyberbullying. “It’s about awareness, trying to prevent the behaviour happening, but where the behaviour is occurring giving people a quick, easy, low cost and effective means to deal with it but also making sure the law has the teeth for the really nasty stuff.”

A digital communication should not: ■ Disclose sensitive personal facts about an individual. ■ Be threatening, intimidating or menacing. ■ Be grossly offensive to the affected person ■ Be indecent or obscene. ■ Be used to harass a person. ■ Make a false allegation. ■ Publish material that is in breach of confidence. ■ Incite or encourage anyone to send a message to someone for the purpose of causing harm. ■ Incite or encourage someone to commit suicide. ■ Denigrate an individual by reason of his or her colour, race, ethnic or national origins, religion, gender, sexual orientation or disability.

to her mother. One active file. Westport, 1 case, will go to trial this week. Greymouth, 4 cases, two have been disposed, one will go to trial in September, another has a mental health hearing this week Timothy Black was sentenced to six months’ supervision and 150 hours community work for posting degrading comments including telling a woman to kill herself. He was also given a serve by Judge David Saunders, who suggested Black

do a literacy course because of the spelling in his harmful communications. “This man has a mind like a cesspit and a mouth like a sewer,” Judge Saunders said. Queenstown, 1 case Andrew Lawrence admitted sending text messages and making harmful Facebook posts to a “high-profile” Kiwi actor. Was sentenced recently. Christchurch, 3 cases, two disposed, one will be sentenced this month. Henare Hohaia sent 321 Facebook messages to his former

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WHERE TO GET HELP ■ In an emergency: call 111 ■ Lifeline: 0800 543-354 (available 24/7) ■ Suicide Crisis Helpline: 0508 828-865 (0508 TAUTOKO) (available 24/7) ■ Youthline: 0800 376-633, or text 234 (available 24/7) or talk@youthline.co.nz or live chat (between 7pm and 11pm) http://livechat.youthline.co.nz/mibew/ chat?locale=en&style=youthline ■ Kidsline: 0800 543-754 (available 24/7) ■ Whatsup: 0800 942-8787 (1pm to 11pm) ■ Depression helpline: 0800 111-757 (available 24/7) ■ Rainbow Youth: (09) 376 4155 (weekdays 11am to 5pm) ■ NetSafe: 0508 NETSAFE (0508 638-723), www.theorb.org.nz – NZME

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boss over a five-month period. Some featured hand-drawn pictures with a gun to the back of the victim’s head. Ashburton, 2 cases, one active, one disposed A 32-year-old man, who lost his newborn daughter and partner in the Christchurch earthquake, was recently sentenced to intensive supervision on charges that included sending indecent material in a text message. Alexandra, 2 cases, one disposed, one active with name suppression

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Dunedin, 5 cases, two disposed Teenager Jayden Fallows was convicted after threatening to send naked photos of his expartner to her mother. He also threatened to harm her new boyfriend and himself. Three active cases. Invercargill, 3 cases, two disposed, one active. Youth court, 1 case, disposed.

• Cases that are “disposed” include those in which the defendant has been sentenced, acquitted or had charges dropped.

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LUNTEER WEEK Saturday, June 18, 2016

Whether you’re recently retired, between jobs, or just have spare time on your hands, there’s plenty of opportunities to use that time to give back to the Mid Canterbury community. Our community has numerous organisations which rely on people giving a little of their spare time to help the community. Volunteering is any activity that involves putting your unpaid time, energy and skills for the greater good. Volunteers create positive change

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Every year, over 11,500 volunteer firefighters come to our rescue. They miss family dinners, nights out with friends and they drop everything to come running. We owe these humble heroes a lot. Isn’t it time we said thanks? If you know a volunteer firefighter, give them a shout out today.

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Rakaia vice-captain Jackson Donlan is ready for the form book to go out the window when the Watters Cup kicks off today.

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Watters Cup a new ball game By James Ford

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The Watters Cup is upon us as the district’s five senior sides vie for domestic supremacy and the chance to lift the 90-year-old trophy at the end of an arduous campaign. Rakaia, the coveted prize’s keepers since 2014, will be well rested when the time comes to kick off their title defence, up against Hampstead in seven days’ time. The reigning champions defaulted to Glenmark in their third

place playoff fixture last week and have the bye today. But, despite placing the highest of the Mid Canterbury sides in the Combined Country Competition, vice-captain Jackson Donlan is well aware that form is temporary when the Watters Cup is concerned. “No matter how well anyone’s done in the combined competition, you get to the Watters Cup and it’s a different story,” he said. “She’s pretty much a clean slate. “Everyone steps up to the plate,

so you can never tell when it comes to the Watters Cup – the intensity goes up a level.” The opening round will pit Hampstead against Celtic, while Methven – the last side to hold the cup before Rakaia’s three-peat – will entertain Southern. So whether the goal is redemption or retention, Donlan is expecting a highly competitive competition. “It means a lot to every team to win this cup,” he said. “You get into local derbies and there’s a lot of passion, everyone

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You can never tell when it comes to the Watters Cup – the intensity goes up a level.

wants to be holding the Watters Cup at the end.” Today’s Watters Cup fixtures: Hampstead v Celtic, Hamp-

stead 1, 2.45pm. Methven v Southern, Methven 1, 2.45pm. Bye: Rakaia

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■ SHOOTING

■ MOTOR RACING

Cowboys off to Albuquerque Kelly sets

the pace in Darwin

Ashburton’s Bob McDonald is among New Zealanders competing in the world cowboy action shooting championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico. McDonald, who competes as the Witch Doctor, has joined Robert and Jane Lavery (Bobby Steel and Miss Kitty) and Gore’s Jacob Finlayson (Lightning Jack) for the End of Trail competition. The End of Trail contest began in 1982 and is a 10-day festival dedicated to the Old West. It attracts world class shooters and competition includes action shooting, wild bunch shooting and side matches. In action shooting shooters take part in a 12-stage competition, in which they have to shoot two pistols, a lever-action or pump-action rifle and a model 1897 pumpaction shotgun. Competitors dress in period costume and have cowboy names. The competition finishes June 25.

By Roje AdAimy

Right - Bob McDonald (centre) with Robert and Jane Lavery. PHOTO JOSEPH JOHNSON 021114-JJ-026

■ GOLF

Rain washes out opening round of US Open World No.1 Jason Day failed to hit a ball in anger as the opening round of the US Open at Oakmont Country Club was marred by thunderstorms. Three separate storms lashed the course leading to lengthy delays and the eventual suspension of play. Only nine players finished

their first rounds and the afternoon wave of times failed to get under way with little known American Andrew Landry holding the surprise lead. The world No.624 from Texas who is playing in his first major championship sits at three-under, with a birdie putt on his final hole, to be one clear.

After two separate earlier rain delays totalling three hours and 45 minutes of suspension time players were once again pulled off the course for the night as a third storm front hit the area. “It’s a shame the weather has hit but at least we know what’s ahead of us tomorrow,” Day told AAP.

“It will be good to finally get under way for what I know will be a long day, but I’m really looking forward to it.” Two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson (14 holes) and New Zealand’s Danny Lee (13 holes) are just one shot off the pace in a share for second at twounder. - AAP

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■ NETBALL

Celtic finishes round strongly By James Ford

– with a transient starting line-up taking its toll on the team’s stability. “It has been a challenging round, we have had all sorts of issues to deal with such as players leaving, travelling overseas and having to blood new and injured players,” said United coach Anne Gilbert. “We have had to juggle positions and players, but the girls have just made the best of it.”

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Methven, Celtic and Southern recorded wins on the final evening of round two in the Premier Grade Netball competition at the EA Networks Centre Stadium on Thursday evening.

Celtic 35 College 28

After losing out 32-31 to Christchurch Girls’ High School in their SuperNet clash on Wednesday evening, Ashburton College faced another tough test against Celtic on their return to Premier Grade action. College were punished for a lethargic start, and found themselves trailing 13-6 at quarter time as Celtic looked to bring the curtain down on round two in style, but College regrouped in the second and looked to right their wrongs of the opening 10 minutes. Ella Hurley worked tirelessly at wing defence in slowing Celtic’s pacy midcourt and the third quarter proved to be College’s best. After trailing 20-11 at halftime, College made tentative inroads into Celtic’s lead and reduced the deficit to seven at three quarter time. The two sides were evenly matched in the final quarter – both putting up seven goals – but Celtic’s cushion proved enough to see them through on a night that Amanda Ward’s shooting and Anna Holland and Alice Breading’s defensive work proved the difference. Despite the defeat, College’s results have improved markedly since the opening round, and coach Ange Mitchell is confident of continued progression. “I think we were always going to improve as we had more time and games together,” she said. “We were a new group and now we have had the chance to try new combinations and to get all the girls used to playing premier netball – it is a big step up for the girls who have come from lower grades.” Meanwhile, a fourth victory brings an end to an unbeaten

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round for Celtic, with a draw against United their only blemish on a near-perfect record.

Southern 32 United 20

With their premier grade status on the line, United needed to end their winless drought for any chance of avoiding a relegation playoff clash on Tuesday evening – but it wasn’t to be. Southern got off to a solid start and led United 8-4 at quarter time. Undeterred, United returned for the second quarter with more urgency, and outscored Southern 7-6 to force their way back into the clash.

But, if the second quarter narrowly belonged to United, there was no doubt which team had the better of the third. Some pinpoint shooting saw Southern score 13 to United’s four as Anne Gilbert’s side struggled to contain their opponent’s fastpaced and well-drilled attack. Following a fine offensive display in the third stanza, Southern consolidated in the fourth to hold out for a deserved win and condemn United to a playoff battle against Hampstead under-18 next week. Southern co-coach Jodene Lowe

was pleased that her side achieved their main objective of staying in the premier grade, and will turn her attention to the business end of the campaign. “We were very happy with our win last night (Thursday) and achieving our goal of staying in the grade,” she said. “This round had been a bit up and down for us but we feel we are improving and really looking forward to the next challenge.” United’s fate will rest on their clash against Hampstead under-18 on Tuesday evening after failing to notch a win this round

After falling to their first loss of the season against Celtic last week, Methven were determined to return to winning form – but Hampstead made the reigning champions work for the win. After storming to a 10-4 lead at quarter time, Hampstead got the better of the second quarter exchanges to outscore Methven 8-6 as goal shooter Emma Rosevear’s movement and work under the hoop assisted Hampstead’s cause. Methven, as they have a habit of doing, returned in the next quarter with more energy and outplayed Cindy Meadow’s ladies to put up eight goals and widen the gap. With a healthy lead in place, Methven looked to see out the tie but Hampstead weren’t about to go quietly in the fourth – netting nine times in an exciting finale of a competitive encounter. Meadows said the slow start proved costly against an everstrong Methven outfit, but did take plenty of positives from the tie to take into round three. “The girls played as a team and kept their heads firmly on their jobs,” she said. “Our through court defence was solid and applied pressure which allowed our WD/GD and GK to restrict their players. “Whilst we didn’t pick up the win, I’m very pleased with the progress we are making and I look forward to round three.” Premier B results: Rakaia A 33 Ashburton College B 27, Allenton A 29 Hampstead B 21, Celtic B 18 Hampstead under-18 35.

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■ RUGBY

Retallick the ace in the pack By Patrick Mckendry As the normally robust Sam Whitelock returns from his hamstring injury to the All Blacks’ starting line-up against Wales, the team’s one constant in the pack, Brodie Retallick, just keeps on going. Tonight’s test at Westpac Stadium will be his 49th, and the 2.04m lock, who packs a freakish amount of athletic ability and handling skills into his long levers, has to think hard about the last time he missed a test through injury. “Umm ... I think it was a couple of years ago in Christchurch when I hurt my hamstring midweek ... maybe against England,” he said. In fact, it was in 2013 in Christchurch ahead of the test against France, but the point is Retallick, still only 25, is virtually bulletproof despite the punishment he puts himself through. The 2014 world player of the year has an uncanny ability to get through the tough stuff of clearing bodies and pushing in scrums, as well providing a pivot on attack; a giant splitpin who can change the focus of his team’s offence through his big mitts and computer-like brain. It’s difficult to see any other lock in the world able to provide that sort of direction – with the exception of the fast-rising and very promising Englishman Maro Itoje (and a probable clash between the pair next year during the Lions series is looming),

Brodie Retallick: A massive workhorse for the All Blacks. but Retallick is keen to improve individually and collectively in this second test. He was part of a pack beaten too often at the breakdown by the Welsh at Eden Park through a slight sluggishness to adapt. “It’s one of the things we talked about in the review ... that we just got beaten at the breakdown and we were too slow,” Retallick said. “If we get that little bit more accurate and get that half step quicker then hopefully we’ll get cleaner ball. “I guess it might have surprised us a wee bit with the amount of ball they did run in terms of the transition between attack and [defence], I think there may have been a little bit of rust – and [a surprise at] the speed at which

test matches are played. “There were probably a lot of fractures in our ‘D’ line that we were lucky they didn’t catch on to but it’s definitely something we need to be quicker on this week.” Most players don’t like to talk about injury-free runs in case they tempt fate, but Retallick, who played three of his team’s four World Cup pool matches last year, plus all three playoff matches, has clearly hit on the right recipe. It’s something Luke Romano, replaced by Whitelock, hasn’t quite got right. Romano, who suffered a bad groin injury in 2013, and a broken ankle a year later, has had more than his fair share of issues. “Luke’s had a couple of serious

injuries over the last few years and I’ve been pretty lucky just to have the odd niggle”, was Retallick’s explanation. Meanwhile Wales hope to take a leaf from not only the All Blacks’ book of ruthless plays, but also the Chiefs’, saying they have to take every opportunity in the second test tonight. They coped well with the speed of the All Blacks in the first 60 minutes at Eden Park, but still left points on the park and were over-ran in the final quarter. Against the Chiefs at Waikato Stadium three days later then looked out of their depth as the home side nailed virtually every chance they got. “We had a lot of possession and territory on Tuesday but we just couldn’t turn it into points,” assistant coach Neil Jenkins said. “I think the Chiefs had six chances and scored six tries. It just shows us the way to go about it really, the way to be clinical at this level. “We probably had a few chances against New Zealand as well which we didn’t take.” All Blacks skipper Kieran Read said after his captain’s run that he believed Wales would continue to attempt an expansive game. “I think they’ve shown their hand and they were reasonably successful at it,” he said. “We’ll prepare for that and know that we can get better too. We need to bring more intensity and physicality to our approach which will give us more time and space on the ball.” - NZME

Crusaders name coach Scott Robertson will replace Todd Blackadder at the helm of the Crusaders coaching team from 2017, the franchise announced yesterday. Blackadder announced at the start of the 2016 season that it would be his last, sparking the process to appoint his successor. Former Crusaders, Canterbury and All Blacks loose forward Robertson has been confirmed as the successful candidate. “The head coach of the Crusaders is regarded as one of the best jobs in the world, so I couldn’t be more excited to be taking it on.” - NZME

Pink boots draw jibes All Blacks hooker Nathan Harris has revealed he poked fun at new skipper Kieran Read’s pink boots last week. Harris said he wasn’t too sure of the skipper’s new boots after Read changed the ‘black boots only’ protocol of former skipper Richie McCaw. “When we saw Reado’s boots I said ‘Mate are those for your daughters because they look like they are off Frozen or something.” - NZME

Baby Blacks to regroup New Zealand Under 20s coach Scott Robertson is a frustrated man. He has seen his side score 15 tries in the World Rugby Under 20 Championship in England – the most of any team – but fall short of semifinals qualification after being exposed at the set-piece, making too many errors, and failing to adapt to the wet weather. All of which means that the tournament’s best attacking team will miss the top four for the first time since the event’s inception in 2008. It is a bitter pill to swallow after entering with such high expectations of delivering a sixth world crown in nine attempts. - NZME

■ OPINION

Wallabies meet ref

Dagg back in black a great sight for NZ rugby

Wallabies coach Michael Cheika says a representative of the team will meet with referee Craig Joubert prior to the second test, despite declaring two days ago he had no intention of doing so. Cheika told reporters the Australian team had been invited to a meeting yesterday with South African Joubert, considered one of the game’s top officials, which was initiated by the England coaching staff. It comes after the Wallabies were on the wrong end of a 15-8 penalty count in the first test, which gave the tourists the platform to win the match and take a 1-0 lead in the series. - AAP

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lot of people didn’t think Israel Dagg was ever going to be an All Black again. Damian McKenzie was the most exciting player through the first seven games of Super Rugby, scoring a try in each match. Since becoming an All Black Dagg has shown the confidence and almost bulletproof feeling of being in form. He was always relaxed and confident and that was what transpired in games. We would see an impossible angle and he would run it and set up someone, throwing a pass like he did to Ma’a Nonu in the 2011 semi-final against the Wallabies. But for whatever reason that version of Dagg slowly started to disappear. Instead it was a more serious almost introverted version of him come game night. Now it’s back – not to the levels of his first two season perhaps – but it’s back and so is Dagg in black. But since Dagg returned to action a couple of months ago and

scored two tries, the shackles of expectation and uncertainty of injuries had been released and the energy and confidence is back and so is the Air New Zealand safety video. It finally isn’t awkward for him watching it. McKenzie will get his chance with the All Blacks, maybe in Dunedin off the bench. Without the dropping of Julian Savea it would have been interesting to see if Dagg would’ve been presented with this opportunity. But he will take it with both hands because he’s earned the right to be starting. Eddie Jones has been a fascinating watch across the Tasman – more than happy to share a laugh with the Fox Sports guys about the promo of them sitting around and joking about the memorable times they were involved in inflicting heavy and significant defeats on the English. That has brilliantly backfired and Jones’ grin has become even broader. Head coach Michael Cheika and the Wallabies will have to respond despite an injury to star

player David Pocock. The second test is going to be brilliant in Melbourne. Hopefully – for the Wallabies’ sake – the AAMI turf will be able to hold up under the scrum pressure of England. Looking towards the future, even though Jones has balked at the idea of being involved in the Lions tour here next year, imagine him alongside Warren Gatland and Joe Schmidt. Would it work chemistry-wise? It would with a team likely laden with English, Irish and Welsh players. The ideal merger. Mergers are in vogue right now and in sports it should be investigated. The following is hypothetical but ... Merge NZ Netball with Basketball NZ. Our junior numbers are huge and there’s no better time to exploit the potential and encourage females to start with basketball which can open up scholarship opportunities in the US and professional contracts around the globe. Let’s see how Aussie netball copes with that.

Let’s merge softball with baseball and create the same pathways and be competitive in the Olympics too. Softball has a strong and proud history in this country and I would spend time with Dad out at the diamond at the Hutt Rec when I was a kid. The Black Sox are one of our great teams but baseball just offers more globally. The Blues and Warriors should look to come together. Who’d own a stake in who is debatable but the talent pool in Auckland alone is too large for there to be an issue with snaring talent. More technical aspects of rugby suggest flankers and backs would be the most useful to swap around and help with depth. Sonny Bill Williams could turn out to smash the Roosters and slow down their pack one week and then straighten the attack for the Blues both at the new waterfront stadium that Eric Watson and New Zealand Rugby help build with government money. OK, some things are too hard to imagine. - NZME

Irish tickets scarce Rugby fans have expressed their frustration at being unable to buy tickets to the All Blacks test against Ireland in Dublin later this year. They were unable to buy tickets to the November 20 game, and claim the Ireland union appears to have sold tickets to clubs and Irish fans in pre-sales. Supporters of the men in black were forced to buy secondhand tickets, at increased prices. Jared Jenkin said he was unable to purchase tickets yesterday. “I went to buy All Blacks vs Ireland tickets for Dublin at 10am, in the public sale, and discovered Irish Rugby had pre-sold all the tickets to local clubs and supporters clubs. They lied saying New Zealand Rugby have an allocation.” - NZME

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College chasing first win By James Ford

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Ashburton College’s 1st XV will welcome Rangiora High School to the showgrounds today in round eight of their UC Championship campaign. College’s habit of starting slowly was rectified last week when they played host to St Bede’s, but the reigning champions had too much firepower in the end to take a 37-12 win. Meanwhile, Rangiora had a day to forget when they were thumped 29-0 Shirley Boys’ in their week seven tie. After sitting out last week, Ali Prescott will return to the fray at centre for College in place of Milsy Stephens-Tahuri, who will take a place on the bench. There will also be a reshuffle in the outside backs with Iakapo Iakkap starting on the wing, while Western Bartlett returns to first five and Kerry Claydon-Wade dons the 15 jersey at fullback. Today’s UC-Championship fixture: Ashburton College v Rangiora High School, 12pm, Showgrounds. Ashburton College: Jonathan Aiono, Elama Touli, Joel Leo, Ashton McArthur, Jack Harrex, Max Stapleton (Capt), Devin Coyle, Joe Todhunter, Liam McCormack, Western Bartlett, Ricus Van Zeyl, Tololima Savaiinara, Alifeleti Prescott, Iakopa Iakopa, Kerry Claydon-Wade. Replacements: Troy Vainerere, Connor Breen, Nuku Langi, Mitchell Woolf, Liam O’Connor Milsy Stephens-Tahuri. Rangiora High School: Jacob PepperEdwards, Louis James (Co-Capt), Josh Duckworth, Dylan Cameron, Mark Rankin, Angus Fletcher, George Prain Blyth, Michael Calvert, Hamish Richardson, Luke Gold, Korbyn Gray, Jared Angus, Cox Mitchell, Josh Motu, Ihaka Abraham. Replacemnets: Jesse Bowring, Doom Ponini, Fletcher Newell, George Blyth, Kalani Whitehouse Caleb Rust.

Ashburton College were downed by St Bede’s last week, but will be determined to pick up their first win of the season over Rangiora today. PHOTO JOSEPH JOHNSON 110616-JJ-004

Key All Black registers big milestone By steve HepBurn All Black vice-captain Ben Smith will play his 50th test for the All Blacks tonight. Steve Hepburn picks four of Smith’s best tests in the black jersey. v Argentina, La Plata, September, 2013, won 33-15 Smith first played a test in 2009 – against Italy in Milan – but it was not until 2013 that he became a regular in the side. The All Blacks travelled to Argentina and found an opponent determined to improve on its previous showing in Hamilton. Smith was on the right wing and, after a quiet first half, scored two tries in the second half. First he received the ball in his own half off Ma’a Nonu, sprinted through a gap and saw off the covering defence to score. Then right at the end of the game, he took the ball in the middle of the backline and stood up a couple of defenders to score the try which clinched the game and a bonus point. v South Africa, Johannesburg, October, 2013, won 38-27 A week later, Smith was in Johannesburg, in a game which had almost everything.

Big English midfielder Manu Tuilagi was sprinting away for what looked like a try just before halftime when Smith sailed across and managed to cut him down just a few metres from the line. The whole stadium erupted. Smith scored early in the second half and he set up a score for Julian Savea. The game was as good as over although England scored a couple of tries at the end to make it seem close. Smith was the undoubted star of the night on his home patch. Ben Smith: A vital cog in the All Black machine for 50 games. Smith started the All Black ball rolling with an exciting score. No 8 Kieran Read got clear on the right-hand side and found Smith who cut inside and could not be stopped. He shrugged off a couple of defenders and scampered over to score the first of nine tries in one of the best games played in recent memory. Smith was one of the best in a polished All Black performance which managed to contain a Springbok team hell-bent on winning on home soil. v England, Dunedin, June, 2014,

won 28-27 This was the test in which Smith came of an age as a fullback for the All Blacks. Israel Dagg had been in the position for a couple of years but, with Smith ever on the improve and Dagg crying off with injury, the Green Island man was given his chance. And, boy, did he take it. He scored the first try for the All Blacks, set up the second and was a constant menace for the English on his home ground. But it was his defence that won the game for the All Blacks.

v France, Cardiff, October, 2015, won 62-13 A lot was talked about this game but the All Blacks just ignored all the hype and proceeded to play a total team game. Smith was to the fore. As France tried to get back into the match in the first half, Smith launched a high kick and regathered with a spectacular leap outmuscling French No 8 Louis Picamoles. That catch led to a stunning All Black try and they went on the rampage. Smith was just one of the highperforming cogs in what was a smooth-running All Black machine. - NZME

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Hansen avoiding verbal skirmishes As Michael Cheika and Eddie Jones continue their mindgames as the respective coaches of Australia and England, which is featuring Cheika’s I-won’t-indulge-in-that-but-actually-I-justcan’t-help-myself descent into Jones’ trap, All Blacks coach Steve Hansen is steadfastly refusing to hand Wales counterpart Warren Gatland any ammunition. His performance in Wellington on Thursday was a masterclass in avoiding anything approaching controversy as far as Wales and Gatland are concerned. That’s not to say he wasn’t honest and open, because he certainly was about wing Julian Savea and why he left him out of the squad for the second test, but he just doesn’t appear to feel like prodding a wounded bear when there is no need to. And despite Hansen’s reluctance to engage, it still makes for an occasionally entertaining performance. Hansen was asked: “What makes you think [Wales] will be motivated by [Tuesday’s loss to the Chiefs] rather than have their confidence dented?” He replied: “How would you feel if you were them?” “Pissed off,” was the reply. “Yeah, usually that gets you motivated. You’ve answered that in one. Well done.” Another question, this time from a Wales reporter: “Were you surprised by the margin of defeat against the Chiefs?” Hansen’s reply: “I think everybody was, including you, I’d say.” And another query: “Would you say [test centre] Jamie Roberts benefited from playing against the Chiefs?” The reply: “I’m not sure about that, you’ll have to ask Warren.” All of which is a world away from what’s going on across the Tasman as England coach Jones, an Australian, continues to fire barbs at Wallabies counterpart Cheika despite, or perhaps because of, his being one test up in the series. It is an off-the-field scrap adding real edge to an already compelling series. Jones, who has called Cheika “deceptive”, picked his team for him, suggested Cheika was fabricating David Pocock’s injury and then added the coach would be worried about his team’s set piece and physicality ahead of tomorrow’s second test in Melbourne. Cheika has said he wouldn’t follow suit but is clearly rattled. “I think that’s only short-term motivation,” Cheika said. “Obviously there’d be things said about us from the sidelines or whatever but we want to build some substance to be a consistent team for the long haul.” - NZME

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In brief

■ RUGBY LEAGUE

Blues on Mission Impossible By Laine CLark Call it NSW’s Mission Impossible. The Blues’ mission, if they choose to accept it, is to exorcise their Suncorp Stadium demons and defy an all-conquering Queensland on Wednesday night. If they fail, the NSW State of Origin dream will self destruct. And quite possibly Blues coach Laurie Daley’s job. Plus NSW skipper Paul Gallen’s legacy. No pressure then. Daley is contracted until the end of 2017. However, his job could be on the line if Queensland seal a remarkable 10th series win in 11 years in Origin II. How times have changed. Two short years ago Daley was the toast of NSW as the Blues coach who ended Queensland’s eight-year reign. Now he is just 80 minutes away from a third series loss in four campaigns. Only Melbourne mentor Craig Bellamy has survived back-toback series defeats as Blues coach. “What I do, I love,” Daley said. “I’m a guy who is very thankful for the position he has. “I love it and it’s certainly not stressful.” That may dramatically change next week. The knives are already out for Daley. NSW greats Andrew Johns and Phil Gould have been scathing of Daley’s game plans on attack. The Blues under Daley have averaged just 10 points per game since 2014. NSW have topped 14 points in a match just once in 10 games in Daley’s tenure. Last year alone Queensland almost doubled NSW’s series points tally, racking up 81 – their fourth highest total in Origin history - to the Blues’ 42. If that wasn’t cause for concern enough, there’s also their Suncorp Stadium record. Queensland have won nine of

Rookie Warriors front-rower Toafofoa Sipley is keen to test himself against Kiwis internationals Jared Waerea-Hargreaves and Sam Moa in tomorrow’s clash against the Sydney Roosters. The 21-year-old will make his second NRL appearance off the interchange bench at Mt Smart Stadium, after impressing in a brief cameo in the round nine win over St George Illawarra. Sipley is expecting a fired-up Waerea-Hargreaves to lead the way for the visitors as the Tricolours look to bounce back from last week’s embarrassing 46-0 defeat to Melbourne and improve on their lowly 15th-place ladder standing.

Injured Kiwis international and Parramatta captain Kieran Foran fears he may never play rugby league again. Foran, out of action with a season-ending shoulder injury, is weighing up his future as he tries to mend his relationship with partner Rebecca Pope. Sydney’s Daily Telegraph report that Foran told his manager Paul Sutton that retiring from the NRL was a real possibility as he struggles to overcome mental health issues. - NZME

Panthers capture Tamou

Paul Gallen: Has tasted the joys of Origin victory, but is staring at a record 11 series losses. the last 12 home Origins. Two of those three losses were dead rubbers. The other in 2014 was when Maroons halfback Cooper Cronk came off with a broken arm in the opening minutes. It gets worse. Queensland have won nine of 11 Origin II games in Brisbane, winning six straight since 2002. The last time NSW kept a series alive by winning game two in Brisbane was back in 1998. And who can forget the last time they played at Suncorp Stadium? Daley is probably still trying to after Queensland’s record 52-6 win. Even Kevin Walters – just one game into his Queensland coaching tenure – admits the Maroons can’t even pretend to claim beloved underdog status. “No one is expecting them to win, that’s for sure,” Walters said. The Maroons are assured of their legacy whether they win, lose or draw on Wednesday. Even a series loss under new

coach Walters wouldn’t tarnish their reputation as Origin’s greatest team. And there is no let up in sight. Future stars Ben Hunt, Anthony Milford, Dylan Napa, Cameron Munster and Valentine Holmes are on standby for an ageing Queensland side with seven players on the wrong side of 30. They are serving 12 month bans for breaking Emerging Maroons camp curfew. The likes of Daly Cherry-Evans, Will Chambers and Maroons great Billy Slater hope to fight back from injury. But NSW? The Blues may not dare contemplate it, but they will be back to square one – again – if they cop another series defeat. If saving Daley’s neck is not enough motivation, ensuring a successful Origin swansong for Gallen surely is for the Blues in game two. His Origin reputation goes on the line in Brisbane. The third most-capped Blue with 22 games has savoured just one series win.

NSW’s heart and soul could still be remembered as the man who led a Blues triumph over Origin’s greatest team. Defeat will condemn Gallen to a record 11 series losses. The early signs aren’t good for NSW. Cracks have begun to show from Daley judging by his request for referees Gerard Sutton and Ben Cummins not to officiate again after their 6-4 Origin I loss in Sydney. Both were retained for game two. There have been other distractions. Cronulla’s Wade Graham was supposed to provide much needed attacking spark when named to make his Origin debut as injured backrower Boyd Cordner’s replacement. He lasted one training session in NSW camp before copping a one-match suspension for that awful-looking coathanger on Johnathan Thurston. How will NSW react with the odds stacked against them? Cue the Mission Impossible theme. - AAP

New Warrior up for Roosters’ challenge By DaviD Skipwith

Foran’s career over?

The hard-running youngster insists he will not be overawed, as the ninth-ranked Warriors search for their third straight victory. “It’s a big pack but I’m really looking forward to this challenge,” said Sipley. “He’ll be a big unit, but at the end of the day, he’s got two feet, I’ve got two feet, and it will just come down to who uses them best.” Having starred for the Warriors under 20s over the last three seasons, Sipley captained the side last year and was on track to break into the NRL before suffering a horrific season-ending knee injury in his first reserve grade appearance. A gruelling recovery kept him

sidelined for almost a year but he fsays his enforced layoff helped renew his love of the game. “It was pretty tough, I did my ACL (anterior cruciate ligament), MCL (medial collateral ligament) and PCL (posterior cruciate ligament), so it left me out of the game for quite a while,” he said. “I’ve had elbow surgery a couple of times, but this was my biggest injury so far. “It made me miss the game so much that I’d be happy wherever I came back to play, even if it was club footy. “It’s always been a dream as a youngster to represent the Warriors so the fact I get to play another game, I’m pretty grateful. “To get a second opportunity

in the NRL is a blessing.” Away from football, Sipley keeps himself busy completing the final stages of a Bachelor of Physical Education at Auckland University, alongside one of his front-row comrades. “I’m doing the same degree as Albert Vete. This would have been my last year but I’m training fulltime so studying part-time, picking up two papers each semester. “Hopefully I can finish this paper during my time here at the Warriors through next year and see where we go from there.” His diligence and work ethic is appreciated by Warriors captain Ryan Hoffman, who expects Sipley to make further strides in his second outing. - NZME

Penrith have lured a second representative forward in as many years after announcing the signing of Kangaroos prop James Tamou until the end of the 2020 NRL season. Less than a week after Tamou told his team-mates at North Queensland that he would be departing Townsville, the Panthers confirmed they had landed the NSW star. “Penrith Panthers are delighted to confirm James Tamou has decided to join the club on a four-year deal commencing in 2017,” the club said in a statement. - AAP

Hayne expands options Jarryd Hayne will reportedly look at French and Japanese rugby options before considering a shift back to the NRL, preferably with Parramatta. The former NFL player is currently in a pre-Olympics training camp with the Fiji Rugby Sevens side, where he is battling to ensure his spot in the 12-man Rio roster. And Hayne’s time on the road has taught him one thing: the limits on his next move are no longer restricted to just Australia. “I like my red wine, so maybe the south of France. But I also like sushi, so it could be Japan.” - AAP

Make up or move on Robbie Farah is being urged to make peace with coach Jason Taylor and play out his NRL career at Wests Tigers – or head overseas. Former Manly coach turned rugby league analyst Geoff Toovey believes it’s time Farah and Taylor settled their differences or the NSW State of Origin hooker moves on. “I don’t know what’s going on at the Tigers, but there seems to be some issues around him (Farah),” Toovey said. “I think as a club legend, he either stays there and someone swallows their pride, they get on with it or he gets out and goes overseas.” - AAP

X-factor for Dragons Tariq Sims is promising an x-factor for spluttering St George Illawarra as the NRL’s worst attack takes on the best defence at WIN Stadium tonight. Dragons coach Paul McGregor is set to thrust Sims straight into his starting side to face table-topping Melbourne, just two days after luring the NSW Country Origin representative from Newcastle. McGregor said providing Sims passed the medical test, he’d likely bolster the Dragons’ pack - depleted by Tyson Frizell’s State of Origin call-up - with his powerhouse mid-season recruit. “He’s certainly a quality player. He was very close to playing Origin footy 12 months ago”, said McGregor. - AAP

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In brief Rob Loe coming home Tall Blacks centre Rob Loe is the latest signing by the New Zealand Breakers, heading back down under after six seasons overseas. Loe was a member of the inaugural Breakers Development Academy before spending four seasons at Saint Louis in Division One collegiate basketball. He then plied his trade in Greece and Belgium, before being snapped up by the Breakers. The 6’11” centre is a handy offensive piece, able to spread the floor from deep and operate as a passer out of the post and the top of the key. - NZME

Germany/Poland draw

Matt Markham has been selected to the South Island Triples while Grant Wilson has been given the nod in the fours. Both men are returning after being selected to the South Island team last year. PHOTO SUPPLIED 160616

■ INDOOR BOWLS

Local quartet make SI team BY JAMES FORD

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Four players from the Mid Canterbury area have been selected to the South Island Indoor Bowls team which will meet the North Island in the annual clash for the Kevin Eddy Memorial

Trophy at Christchurch in August. Local players Simon Thomas, Michael Lawson and Grant Wilson have been selected to the fours, while Matt Markham was picked in the triples. With no international match

this year, both sets of selectors were free to bring back New Zealand players. This has seen the dropping of several members of last year’s teams, and the repositioning of others. For the South Island team,

one interesting selection is the positioning of NZ representative player Ashley Diamond, who has been chosen to skip the men’s pair after picking up his second national singles title at Mount Maunganui last Sunday.

LeBron leads Cavs to Game 6 blowout LeBron James had 41 points, 11 assists and eight rebounds and the Cleveland Cavaliers forced a Game 7 in the NBA Finals with a 115-101 victory over the Golden State Warriors yesterday.

James – who scored 18 straight points during one stretch – finished with 41 for the second straight game in another overpowering performance for the Cavs, who have come back to tie

the best-of-seven series at three games apiece. No team has ever come back from a 3-1 deficit in the NBA’s championship round. The Cavaliers can make history, and capture Cleveland’s first

pro sports championship in 52 years, with a victory in Oakland on Sunday. Stephen Curry scored 30 points, but was ejected after picking up his sixth foul. - NZME

■ OPINION

Welsh fans should brace for bad news T he Welsh tour promised so much, but it rather looks like turning out to be a damp squib. The side which was only a few miserly points from making the sharp end of the Rugby World Cup came here with high expectations, and for a while it looked as if they might just give the All Blacks something to think about. But, as has so often been the case over the past 10, or perhaps 20 years now, the ABs showed in the last 10 minutes why they are repeat world champions, demonstrating to anyone who didn’t know that rugby is a game of 80 minutes, and if you haven’t had the conditioning and mental application belted into you that it’s the case, then you’re going to lose. So many teams have pushed,

and pushed hard, for 60, 70 or even 79 minutes in recent years, but it’s ingrained into the All Black ethos that it ain’t over till the man blows his whistle, and you give 100 per cent right up to that point. While the men from Wales look to have fired their best shots, a sometimes stuttering All Blacks machine looks as if it should improve markedly on their first outing for the season, producing a rusty display as they so often seem to do. Having said that, a northern hemisphere poll that put only two All Blacks in their ‘on form’ team this week does seem just a little harsh. There is great interest over the form of two of our starting back three last week though. One was very good, at times

Steve Devereux MY SHOUT

brilliant; the other two were either lazy and disinterested, or producing sizzling skills and mediocrity that would embarrass a club player within minutes of each other. One lost his spot altogether; the powers that be obviously decided that the ‘Jonah factor’ applies to the other; that is the attacking prowess heavily outweighs the defensive deficiencies. The latent potency of those attacking talents is hardly likely to be diminished in any way with the back three going

into tonight’s clash. Ben Smith is probably the best fullback in the world, but shifting to the wing doesn’t decrease the All Blacks strike power at all; Israel Dagg has returned to the fray a rejuvenated man and will be just fizzing to get out there, and Waisake Naholo – well, we’ll be hoping his positives are far greater than his negatives. If any of them get tired then hey, you’ve got Beauden Barrett World Supersub right there. Add Sam Whitelock returning up front, and there’s a powerful argument that says this game, and the next, will be not something the Welsh fans will be looking forward to. And that’s without mentioning the debacle in Hamilton on Tuesday, where a Chiefs C team demolished the tourists.

Germany and Poland played to a 0-0 draw yesterday at the European Championship. The Group C match, the first to end in a scoreless draw at Euro 2016, had a glaring miss as its key moment. Poland forward Arkadiusz Milik miscued a header falling to his knees deep in Germany’s goalmouth, and the ball bounced just wide of Manuel Neuer’s righthand post. Neither team could sustain attacking pressure, and a point suits both after their opening wins. - NZME

England down Wales Substitute Daniel Sturridge stabbed home a dramatic winner in stoppage time to steer England towards a 2-1 win over Wales and top spot in their Euro 2016 group yesterday. After Gareth Bale struck a wonderful free kick from 30 metres, Roy Hodgson brought on forwards Sturridge and Jamie Vardy to replace the ineffectual Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane. It was a pivotal change as Vardy grabbed an equaliser in the 56th minute. Then, with England piling on the pressure, Sturridge scrambled his way through the box to fire home the winner from close range. - NZME

Russian fans deported The head of a Russian soccer supporters’ association, Alexander Shprygin, is among 20 Russian fans who will be expelled from France in the coming days after violence flared at their Euro 2016 match against England, a police source said yesterday. The 20 are from a group of 43 detained by police in the Marseille region earlier this week. Also yesterday three Russian fans were jailed for one year, 18 months and two years respectively by a Marseille court for planning acts intended to harm people and destroy property. - NZME

Cahill at Melbourne Tim Cahill is reportedly on the verge of finally making the leap to the A-League with Melbourne City. Cahill, 36, is currently playing for Hangzhou in China, cut with the club struggling this season, it is unlikely the club will take up an option to retain Cahill him when the transfer window opens on Monday. Melbourne have been negotiating with the Socceroos forward for the past few months, and a major roadblock was removed last week when Football Federation Australia allowed guest stints from stars to last for a whole season. City, backed by English club Manchester City, have the financial backing that would allow them to meet Cahill’s salary demands. - AAP

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Whangarei gallops Today at Ruakaka Raceway

14 28389 Cherry Vain d (11) 54 .......S Weatherley (a4) Caellum is back to the form that 4 x469x Fortius h (11) 58.5.........................M McNab 1 40x22 Finns Halo tdh (7) 60 ......................S Collett 2 x5910 Dynamo (11) 59 ............................M McNab 53. Greencast h (15) 58.5 .....................S Collett 9 4.28pm CHRISTMAS IN JULY AT RUAKAKA - BOOK earned him black type honours in 56 248x7 3 8x006 The Canon (2) 59 Icecold 58.5.................................. Scratched NOW R65 $20,000, Rating 65 Benchmark*, 1200m the spring, according to trainer and 7 38286 The Chief (1) 58.5 .............. D Prastiyou (a1) 4 18563 Cambridge tbh (9) 58.5 ..............M Cameron 1 x1109 Masabio d (5) 60 ......................A Jones (a1) 5 350x0 Dontbreakmyheart td (14) 58 Magorrian (a1) 8 48x49 Dark Secret b (14) 58.5...................A Collett part-owner Nick Bishara. 2 1x3x2 Mr Luigi 60 ................................... Scratched 6 28194 Pieomie (13) 58 .................. D Prastiyou (a1) Secluded h (13) 56.5..................M Cameron 3 x8724 Silencer tdh (10) 60..........S Weatherley (a4) “I’m really very happy with him, I 109 258x3 7 4x575 Rising Son (15) 58 ..................S McKay (a1) 45x33 Ballerine (9) 56.5...............................L Innes 4 9x532 Taken The Liberty dmbh (2) 60Z Azman (a3) think he’s as good now as when he 11 70x44 Odisha 56.5.................................. Scratched 8 82399 Irresistabelle t (12) 57 .......................L Innes 5 127x3 City Boy mb (11) 59.5 .....................A Collett came back from Australia,” the Ard- 12 25567 Seattle (12) 56.5 ................L Magorrian (a1) 9 32557 Celtic Boy (5) 57..................Z N Azman (a3) 6 54265 Wawrinka (8) 59.5 ......................R Elliot (a3) 10 2x291 Ekarosa dm (8) 56.5 ...............B Hutton (a1) 13 307 Flying On Red 56.5 ...................... Scratched 7 5299x Chateau Fionn m (16) 59 ................S Collett more Lodge-based horseman said. 14 457x0 Fanny Blankers (2) 56.5 ...S Weatherley (a4) 11 71554 Lilyput (1) 56.5 ................................ S Spratt 8 63032 Ina Canta (6) 59 ............................M McNab Caellum will step out in the Ford 15 x855x Sharp Elle (7) 56.5 .......................... S Spratt 12 x0303 Her Choice td (3) 56....................T Thornton 9 6154x Segenhoe th (17) 59 ..................A Sims (a3) Ranger Open 1200 at Ruakaka to- 16 Upandgo h (3) 58.5 ..................A Jones (a1) 13 87108 Likewise d (10) 55 ...........................A Collett 10 0x060 Heeby Jeeby td (18) 57 .....................L Innes 68x60 You Are Amazing d (4) 55 ..........M Coleman 11 192 Hollywood Lass 57 ....................... Scratched day with Trudy Thornton to renew 17 00x Elite Blue 58.5 .............................. Scratched 14 12 3x714 Its Our Showtime db (14) 57 ......M Cameron 07x Heaven Forbid (6) 58.5 ...........B Hutton (a1) 15 20007 Knight Court m (6) 55 her association with the seven- 18 Emergency: Knight Court 13 91 Star Vinsky d (9) 57.................B Hutton (a1) 19 98690 Battlefield (4) 58.5 year-old. 6 2.34pm FORD KUGA 1200 RATING 75 $22,500, Rat14 214x Volts (15) 57 ...............................M Coleman 20 635 Two Thirty (16) 58.5 15 x1303 Darci Glitter d (1) 58.5........ D Prastiyou (a1) “He had a few little issues in the Emergencies: Sharp Elle, Upandgo, Elite Blue, Heaven ing 75 Benchmark, 1200m 1 x69x3 Belial 60 ....................................... Scratched 16 x693x Listowel t (13) 56.5 ......................T Thornton late summer, but we’ve sorted those Forbid, Battlefield, Two Thirty 2 12301 Beacon Of Hope td (8) 59.5 ..........M McNab 17 24341 Money Trail dm (3) 58.5 3 12.55pm FELL ENGINEERING OPEN HANDICAP 1600 and I was pleased with his first-up 3 43242 Windborne d (3) 59 ............ D Prastiyou (a1) 18 040x1 Amparo tdh (12) 56.5 $30,000, OPEN HANDICAP, 1600m 4 112x7 Shillelagh db (6) 58.5 .................M Cameron 19 10x Magic Of The Sun d (4) 58.5 ........... S Spratt run,” Bishara said. Viktoria Gatu is down to ride Gold1 9x470 Candle In The Wind tdh (3) 60 ...M Cameron 5 11x2. Lewis Caroll db (7) 58.5 ..........S McKay (a1) 20 2x159 Grey Sapphire d (7) 56.5 Whangarei RC Venue: Ruakaka Meeting Date: 18 June 2 206x5 Biologist tdm (1) 58.5 ........................L Innes miner in the Ford Ranger Handi6 1246x Astrid db (5) 58 ......................J Fawcett (a4) Emergencies: Darci Glitter, Listowel, Money Trail, Am2016 NZ Meeting number: 2 Doubles: 2 and 3; 4 and 5; 6 3 57x68 Canterino td (6) 58.5 paro, Magic Of The Sun, Grey Sapphire 7 x1x01 Koenigsegg One d (10) 58 cap at Ruakaka today. and 7; 8 and 9 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9 4 94594 Uppland dm (7) 58.5 ....................T Moseley 8 61444 Hunapo db (9) 57.5 ......................... S Spratt on: Affogato (R1), Greencast (R2), Rocknrolla 1 11.50am COWLEY’S HIRE CENTRE 2100 RATING 5 9x026 Staccato dm (8) 57..........................S Collett 9 6367x Charlie Farley t (11) 57.5 ............T Thornton 11 450x0 Fiamette tdh (2) 56.5.......................S Collett Blinkers (R4), Dynamo, You Are Amazing (R5), To Be Sure (R8), 6 x7068 Late Decision t (2) 56.5 ..............M Coleman 85 $25,000, Rating 85 Benchmark, 2100m 10 773x7 Diamond Rose dm (4) 55.5 ........M Coleman 8 3.48pm FORD RANGER OPEN HANDICAP 1200 Silencer (R9) Blinkers off: Masabio (R9) Winkers on: 7 8L016 Irish Gem d (4) 54 ........................... S Spratt

1 89844 Perfect Start dm (9) 60 .................... S Spratt 8 04451 Thunder Down Under d (5) 54 ....T Thornton 2 57x68 Canterino td (4) 60 ..................S McKay (a1) 3 46843 Colonel Carrera dm (6) 58 .........R Elliot (a3) 4 1.30pm FORD FOCUS 1400 RATING 85 $25,000, 4 90818 Smedley tdm (7) 57.5 .........L Magorrian (a1) Rating 85 Benchmark, 1400m 5 x0563 Just Got Home m (3) 57 .............A Sims (a3) 1 26492 Abaddon d (1) 60 ..........................M McNab 6 87426 Gotta Keeper (2) 54 ........................S Collett 2 0x33x Travel Wise dm (3) 58.5 .....L Magorrian (a1) 7 49x04 Varro (1) 54 ................................M Cameron 3 21132 Playboy Prince dh (7) 57 ................. R Jones 8 60667 Emmuska td (5) 54...........S Weatherley (a4) 4 5x330 Dramatist d (6) 55.5 ........................ S Spratt 9 42347 Affogato h (8) 54 .............................A Collett 5 37243 He’s Cavalier dm (4) 55...............T Thornton 2 12.20 FORD FIESTA 1400 MAIDEN $10,000, MAID- 6 6x442 Promises d (8) 54.5.........................S Collett 7 208x5 Opulent tdb (2) 54 ......................M Cameron EN, 1400m 8 46x00 Rocknrolla tdmh (5) 54 .....S Weatherley (a4) 1 8x225 Camaroso (5) 58.5 .....................M Coleman 2 822 Spider h (10) 58.5 .......................T Thornton 5 2.04 PIERCES FLOORING XTRA 1600 RATING 65 3 x8842 Bachro b (8) 58.5 ....................S McKay (a1) $20,000, Rating 65 Benchmark*, 1600m

11 07x62 Another Girl (2) 55 ..........................S Collett 12 0545x Super Lethal d (1) 54 .......S Weatherley (a4) 7 3.09pm FORD EVEREST 1600 RATING 75 $22,500, Rating 75 Benchmark, 1600m 1 25214 Latin Rose (8) 60 .......................M Cameron 2 6x442 Promises d (9) 60..........................M McNab 3 11 Bao Shan Magic d (10) 60 ................L Innes 4 62123 Roc de Bank db (6) 60 ...............V Gatu (a2) 5 8L016 Irish Gem d (11) 59.5 6 48x81 Zafrenzy tdh (4) 59.5.......................A Collett 7 x1x01 Koenigsegg One (7) 59.5 ...............V Colgan 8 14581 Irish Call d (5) 59.....................S McKay (a1) 9 01x13 Lord And Master tdmh (3) 59 .....A Sims (a3) 10 4x181 Bowie d (1) 58.5 .........................M Coleman

$30,000, OPN HCP, 1200m 1 74457 Barbaric td (5) 60 .......................M Coleman 2 74x23 Goldminer td (13) 59.5 ...............V Gatu (a2) 3 727x5 Guevara dm (4) 58.5 .................T Wenn (a3) 4 50684 Caellum d (7) 56.5 ......................T Thornton 5 31x31 Ramarro 56.5 ............................... Scratched 6 x890x To Be Sure tdh (3) 56.5 ...................S Collett 7 2836x Cartell d (2) 56 8 7100x Clovelly Park d (6) 56 ..............S McKay (a1) 9 16x52 In Flight tdh (9) 55.5 ................B Hutton (a1) 10 85627 Shezhardtocatch d (8) 54... D Prastiyou (a1) 11 39743 Biggin Hill td (12) 54........................A Collett 12 35557 First Class td (10) 54..................R Elliot (a3) 13 x69x3 Belial tdm (1) 54 .......................A Jones (a1)

Finns Halo (R5), Super Lethal (R6), Fiamette (R7), Clovelly Park (R8), Grey Sapphire (R9) Winkers off: You Are Amazing (R5), Silencer (R9)

SELECTIONS Race 1: Colonel Carrera, Gotta Keeper, Perfect Start, Smedley Race 2: Ballerine, Spider, Greencast, Secluded, Fortius Race 3: Late Decision, Thunder Down Under, Irish Gem, Biologist Race 4: Playboy Prince, Opulent, Abaddon, Promises Race 5: Cambridge, Finns Halo, Ekarosa, Dontbreakmyheart Race 6: Lewis Caroll, Koenigsegg One, Shillelagh, Windborne Race 7: Bao Shan Magic, Roc de Bank, Bowie, Promises Race 8: Barbaric, In Flight, Goldminer, To Be Sure Race 9: Taken The Liberty, City Boy, Its Our Showtime, Wawrinka

Te Aroha gallops Tomorrow at Te Aroha Raceway

Racing Te Aroha Venue: Te Aroha Meeting Date: 19 Jun 2016 NZ Meeting number: 5 Doubles: 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 8; 9 and 10 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 8, 9 and 10 1 10.50am VICTOR & FRANK MATIJASIVICH OPEN HURDLE $20,000, RST OPN HDL, 3100m 1 90245 Thenamesbond tdm (1) 71........... M Mitchell 2 x5337 Nancho Lass tdm (4) 65.................. C Studd 3 08000 Back In Black tdmh (3) 65 .......... S Karnicnik 4 22x09 Candidly tdm (6) 65.....................D Miller (a) 5 62Px8 Moni Nui tm (5) 65 .........................S Phelan 6 x92P1 Ngatira Gold (2) 65 ........................... A Kuru 7 21x00 Hunters Creek tdm (7) 65 .............. S Fannin 8 0xP70 Master Michael tdm (8) 65Gibbs-Manssen (3) 9 9PxP8 Istimagic m (9) 65 ....................H McNeill (3) 2 11.23am WAIHOU TAVERN MAIDEN HURDLES $10,000, MAIDEN HDL, 3100m 1 6x722 I’m All Yours (7) 68 .........................S Phelan 2 9x900 Danza Lad tm (4) 68 ......................... A Kuru 3 7x88F Arapuni Heights (9) 68M Gibbs-Manssen (3) 4 40x05 Caduceus (5) 68 .......................... M Mitchell 5 x590x Maestro (2) 68.............................D Miller (a) 6 98506 Mr Enthusiastic (1) 68 ................ S Karnicnik 7 53049 Southern Power (3) 68 .................R Cole (3) 8 60x00 Top Choice m (6) 68................. E Farr (a1.5) 9 x8806 Unreel (8) 66 .................................. S Fannin 3 12.00pm NOTTINGHAM CASTLE HOTEL MAIDEN HURDLES $10,000, MDN HDL, 3100m 1 959B5 Mendoza (4) 68 .......................... S Karnicnik 2 300x0 Absolute Gem (3) 68 ...................D Miller (a) 3 5x009 Beverley Beck m (1) 68 ................... C Studd 4 x58x8 He’s Dan tm (8) 68 .........................S Phelan 5 669x0 Rap N Tap m (7) 68 ......................R Cole (3) 6 20x50 St D’Ore (6) 68 ............................. M Mitchell 7 00x90 The Best Man tm (5) 68 ...........H McNeill (3) 8 680x0 Izzanorange (2) 66 .....M Gibbs-Manssen (3) 4 12.30pm TAURANGA CITIZENS CLUB PUNTERS

1000 2YO SW+P $7000, 2YO SW+P, 1000m 1 59x Mooghamir (7) 57............................ S Spratt 2 427. Onstage (3) 55 ...........................M Cameron 3 64 Gata 55 ........................................ Scratched 4 Amastar (12) 55 .........................M Coleman 5 Leica Lady (9) 55 ....................B Hutton (a1) 6 Voleuse (6) 55 .................................A Collett 7 7. Bewitched (4) 55 ......................A Jones (a1) 8 Buffalo Elle (5) 55................Z N Azman (a3) 9 0 Eliz Garden (10) 55 .........................S Collett 10 Ladyinthewoods (1) 55 .......L Magorrian (a1) 11 Maknificent (11) 55 12 6x7 Miss Peglet (8) 55 .................... K McCulloch 13 9 Shinelikeadiamond (2) 55 .......S McKay (a1) 5 1.05pm FRANK & ANNIE MATIJASIVICH MEMORIAL OPN STEEPLE $20,000, RST OPN STP, 3500m 1 7x809 Tobouggie Nights m (3) 69.5 ........ M Mitchell 2 31Fx0 Joking 68...................................... Scratched 3 x044L Goosebumps tm (4) 66.5E Farr (a1.5) 4 44031 Straight Furrow m (1) 66.5 .............S Phelan 5 28211 Zed Em (7) 66.5 ............................. S Fannin 6 80485 Colombian Prince (2) 65 ................... A Kuru 7 3x049 Maharishi tm (5) 65 .....................D Miller (a) 8 P96x0 Sir Al Syd h (6) 65 ...................... S Karnicnik 6 1.40pm CHELTENHAM 2017 WITH WHEELS 2200 RATING 65 $7000, Rating 65 Benchmark*, 2200m 1 F07x3 Stagehand dm (14) 71.5 ......... S Wenn (am) 2 02142 Newstead mb (13) 70.5 ........L Wheeler (am) 3 05782 Kentucky Son m (6) 70......D Genefaas (am) 4 30x68 Ascomanni m (4) 69.5 ....... M Northcott (am) 5 157x0 Heath m (15) 69 ...................M Browne (am) 6 7x608 Victoria Heights m (10) 68.5 H Cushing (am) 7 651x2 Borninasandpit tdm (9) 68 M Roustoby (am) 8 9210x Reeperbahn tm (11) 67.5 ...E Byllemos (am) 9 x0144 Viceroy m (7) 67 .................. S MacNab (am) 10 00x00 Big ‘N’ Rich (8) 66.5 .............H Fleming (am) 11 x0090 Global Warrior (1) 66.5.........M Simons (am) 12 x986x Miss Citron dm (16) 66.5......C Waddell (am)

7 208x0 Special Unit m (5) 54.5 ...............T Thornton 8 9000x Lucky Charm dm (7) 54 ..................A Collett 9 x7006 Whittaker m (4) 54 ..................S McKay (a1) 8 2.51 DAVE, FRED & MICHAEL LAURICH 1400 MAIDEN $7000, MDN, 1400m 1 x4325 Prize Lord (4) 58.5 ...........S Weatherley (a4) 2 363x5 Deebee Black h (15) 58.5 ............... R Jones 3 2. Make Me Achiever b (11) 58.5 4 635 Two Thirty (9) 58.5 5 4x Darci Deniro (2) 58.5.....................M McNab 6 400x Who Can Tell (5) 58.5 ................R Elliot (a3) 7 6 Grandeur (8) 58.5 ......................M Cameron 8 Mighty Colombo (3) 58.5..........A Jones (a1) 9 60x Mik Jagger h (17) 58.5 ....................S Collett 10 8 Oops Tommy (18) 58.5...............M Coleman 11 0x4 Cool Cassie (14) 56.5 ................A Sims (a3) 12 0x730 Elie Saab (16) 56.5 .....................T Thornton 13 0 Champagne Tilly h (13) 56.5 ...........A Collett 14 0 Nitetime Lover (1) 56.5...............V Gatu (a2) 15 80x La Vamos (12) 58.5 Samantha Collett will be aboard 16 5x579 Praise Dan (19) 58.5 last-start winner So True in the New 17 80589 Herschal (7) 58.5 18 58697 Ya Think (6) 56.5 World 2200 at Te Aroha tomorrow. 19 089x0 Rose Sauvage (10) 56.5 Emergencies: La Vamos, Praise Dan, Herschal, Ya Think, 13 8x808 West End tm (12) 66.5 ...........O Casey (am) Rose Sauvage 14 62004 That’s How It Goes (5) 66.5 ..... T Miles (am) 9 3.26pm STEVE LUNJEVICH CONTRACTING 1400 15 630x4 Tom’s Myth m (3) 66.5............J McIlroy (am) MAIDEN $7000, MDN, 1400m 16 40x05 Caduceus (2) 68 1 26F0x Road Trip b (13) 58.5 ............... K McCulloch Emergencies: Tom’s Myth, Caduceus 2 x7752 Esprit De Corps (8) 58.5 ............M Cameron 7 2.15pm NEW WORLD MORRINSVILLE 2200 RAT- 3 63 Hank Marvin (11) 58.5 ...........J Fawcett (a4) ING 75 $8000, Rating 75 Benchmark, 2200m 4 68x93 Zapali h (4) 58.5 ........................T Wenn (a3) 1 008P0 Permesso tdmh (1) 60........L Magorrian (a1) 5 5x358 Duke Of Sussex (1) 58.5 ................. S Spratt 2 60x00 Top Choice dm (3) 60 6 4949x Silverado (5) 58.5 ........................T Thornton 3 x5342 Ana db (2) 59 .................................. S Spratt 7 x880x Share The Wonder (18) 58.5Z N Azman (a3) 4 0x000 Cruiseo tdmh (9) 58 .........S Weatherley (a4) 8 Lord Westbury (10) 58.5 .........N Senari (a2) 5 0x957 Twilight Offer (6) 57 .................B Hutton (a1) 9 So Keep Em (15) 58.5................A Sims (a3) 6 83631 So True (8) 55.5 ..............................S Collett 10 07 Three Kingdoms (6) 58.5 -

11 57x56 Dare To Dream (16) 56.5 12 7 Divine Ransom (2) 56.5 ..........B Hutton (a1) 13 Hot Wire (9) 56.5 ................L Magorrian (a1) 14 08 Precious Heights (7) 56.5 ...............A Collett 15 80x La Vamos (14) 58.5 16 5x579 Praise Dan (19) 58.5 17 80589 Herschal (17) 58.5 18 58697 Ya Think (3) 56.5 19 089x0 Rose Sauvage (12) 56.5 Emergencies: La Vamos, Praise Dan, Herschal, Ya Think, Rose Sauvage 10 4.01 KARL DAVIS BAYLEYS REAL ESTATE 1600 RATING 65 $7000, Rating 65 Benchmark*, 1600m 1 60x49 Doiknowyou dm (15) 60 ................M McNab 2 686x0 Fast Catch tdm (3) 60 .............B Hutton (a1) 3 33506 I’m Bronson m (16) 60 ...........J Fawcett (a4) 4 91 Bubblebubble Pop m (10) 59......M Cameron 5 239x0 Kalinda d (9) 58..........................A Sims (a3) 6 7430x Messi m (12) 58 .........................V Gatu (a2) 7 59610 Oscarlito (1) 58 ................S Weatherley (a4) 8 00x57 Mr Ink (7) 57.5............................. E Farr (a3) 9 5160x Prodigal Son (11) 57.5 ...............R Elliot (a3) 10 6x056 Idaho’s Choice d (6) 57 ...................S Collett 11 50x28 Hayley Ann (4) 56.5 .................A Jones (a1) 12 617x0 Raisedinasandpit tdm (13) 55.5 ..T Thornton 13 0x0x0 She’s All Clang tdmh (5) 55 ............A Collett 14 00x77 Beyond Reach tm (20) 54.5 15 x807x Eezemoova dm (19) 56.5 16 60957 All The Answers m (14) 54 .............. S Spratt 17 x2408 Ima Perfect Guy (2) 55 18 566x0 Cardon Boy mh (17) 55 19 20007 Knight Court m (8) 55 20 90x80 Heeza Dreimer mh (18) 55 Emergencies: Eezemoova, All The Answers, Ima Perfect Guy, Cardon Boy, Knight Court, Heeza Dreimer Blinkers on: Rose Sauvage (R8), Rose Sauvage (R9), All The Answers, Ima Perfect Guy (R10) Blinkers off: Messi (R10)

Auckland dogs Tomorrow at Manukau Stadium

Auckland Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Manukau Sta- 2 Electric Dee Eye nwtd .....................P Green dium Meeting Date: 19 June 2016 NZ Meeting number: 3 3 67533 Em Holland nwtd .............................. S Clark Doubles: 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 8; 9 and 10; 11 and 4 7665 Ten Feet Tall nwtd R & ................N O’Regan 12 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9; 10, 11 and 12 5 447F Idol Eve nwtd B & ............................... Steele 8 Hows Your Mum nwtd ........................B Bond 1 2.24pm GREYHOUNDS AS PETS SPRINT C2, 318m 6 7 48 Bloomingdales nwtd ..........................B Craik 1 75266 Wairio Dee Jay 18.74 R & ...........N O’Regan 8 88846 Minute Sixteen nwtd..........................G Hunt 2 24278 Screaming Skull 18.70 ..................H R Scott 9 8 Ziggy Attack nwtd......................... M J Lozell 3 47677 Bigtime Dasher nwtd U & ......................Bliek Rocky’s To Much nwtd......................T Agent 4 35362 Red Rascal 18.66 R & ................N O’Regan 10 5 86768 Mittyesque 18.39...............................B Craik 4 3.17pm MCGHIE PLUMBING SPRINT C1, 318m 6 78626 Go Andwyn 18.63 ............................ S Clark 1 28556 Cawbourne Nevada nwtd ............B Littlejohn 7 42414 Trident 18.72 B & ............................... Steele 2 74638 Scott No Value 18.51 B &................... Steele 8 53331 Jack McCoy 18.73..........................P Henley 3 23532 Stainless Knocka nwtd U & ...................Bliek 9 17687 Drury 18.41 ...................................A Cleaver 4 64276 Scott Some Ticka 18.85 B & .............. Steele 10 45768 Bow River Man nwtd ........................T Agent 5 31168 Tiny Grey 18.64...............................P Green 2 2.42pm LOCHINVAR MARLOW SPRINT C0, 318m 6 76341 Fortis Fiona 18.65 U & ......................Cottam 7 18233 Saved By Love 18.41 ...................R K Roper 1 6575 Hanao nwtd ...................................A Cleaver 8 66363 Plaiting Puss nwtd U &..........................Bliek 2 31 Allegro Lass nwtd.............................L Ahern 9 75747 Grader Jack nwtd .............................T Agent 3 65823 Scott No Show nwtd B & .................... Steele 10 46787 Nadzeya nwtd R & ......................N O’Regan 4 7 Formation nwtd .................................B Craik 5 74456 Grace Slick nwtd ..............................T Agent 5 3.37pm AGRC REWARDS SPRINT C1, 318m 6 1 So Over It nwtd ..........................P Ferguson 1 74454 Agent Schrader 18.56 .......................B Craik 7 48542 Willi Gas It nwtd ......................... G Pomeroy 2 2417 Gimme Hot Chips 18.98 U &.............Cottam 8 65247 Miss Shellac nwtd U & ..........................Bliek 3 74317 On Demand 19.15.............................B Bond 9 78 All Hail Caesar nwtd.........................T Agent 4 88754 Wobourn Abbey 18.64 ....................P Green 10 Rocky’s To Much nwtd......................T Agent 5 53478 Kapai Lana 18.86 U & ...........................Bliek 6 74342 Botany Bev 18.63 ............................P Green 3 3.00pm PLASTERBOARD LTD SPRINT C0, 318m 7 21444 Trendy Blaster nwtd .........................L Ahern 1 66366 Scott Tied Up nwtd ...........................T Agent

2 62322 Zipping Steve 18.41 ...................D Schofield 8 36642 Scott To Go nwtd B & ......................... Steele 3 37183 Cranky Pants nwtd ...........................L Ahern 9 28547 More Salt Needed 18.69 R & ......N O’Regan 4 x8428 Tee Kay Yapper 18.29 ...................... S Clark 10 88857 Knocka Sloy 18.92 G & .....................M Hunt 5 65134 Calamity Free 18.35 ...................D Schofield 6 3.53pm PUMP AND ENGINEERING C1, 527m 6 57141 Powder Jack 18.30 .........................G J Hore 1 75445 Jetsun Quaker 30.59......................G Wilson 7 52417 Skyler White 18.60 ............................B Craik 2 82844 Embrace Me nwtd ............................ S Clark 8 27174 Atoonga Air 18.45 ........................... T Green 3 87788 Mockingjay 30.67 ..............................B Craik 9 58738 Wheelie Rascal nwtd ..................... P Lowen 4 54242 Mr. Fuss Pot nwtd........................B Littlejohn 5 27436 Chateau Neuf 30.89 ........................P Green 10 84148 High Percentage 18.49 ....................L Ahern 6 25834 Fortis Flier 30.74 U & ........................Cottam 9 4.48pm AGRC REWARDS SPRINT C3, 318m 7 22622 Percentage Girl 30.90 .................L Laagland 1 15733 Looks All Good 18.41 W & ..............T Steele 8 32233 Jinja Mia nwtd W &..........................T Steele 2 74614 Jinja Fantasy 18.62 W & .................T Steele Emergencies: 3 F7632 Fresco Star 18.55........................B Littlejohn 9 87866 Barra Boy nwtd.................................T Agent 4 34784 Melman 18.49 ..............................R K Roper 10 47578 Golfing Buddy nwtd R & ..............N O’Regan 5 31512 Lord De Air 18.52 .............................M Black 7 4.11pm HEWLETT ELECTRICAL SPRINT C2, 318m 6 61687 Sacred Can You 18.54 R & .........N O’Regan 7 12811 Idol Gee 18.68 B &............................. Steele 1 77743 Miss Velocette 18.63 ...................L Laagland 8 22572 Pat Not Plait nwtd...........................P Henley 2 78466 Cawbourne Wales 18.73 ..............R McPhee Emergencies: 3 15378 Opawa Uno 18.64 W & ...................T Steele 9 41418 Asta 18.74 .....................................A Cleaver 4 36425 Spotted Flyer 18.61 M & .................. J Smith 5 84737 Opawa Poppy 18.51 B & .................... Steele 10 42357 Simply Yeti 18.56 ............................. T Green 6 12574 Scott The Looks 18.90 U & ...............Cottam 10 5.07pm STITCHES UPHOLSTERY STKS C4, 527m 7 2Fx53 Thrilling Wiggle 18.74................. G Pomeroy 1 11222 Calypso Star 30.68 ........................G J Hore 8 23336 Peacock Princess nwtd ....................T Agent 2 71366 Jinja Roman nwtd W & ....................T Steele 9 86768 Mittyesque 18.39...............................B Craik 3 32241 Jinjaless 30.68 W &.........................T Steele 10 47677 Bigtime Dasher nwtd U & ......................Bliek 4 71537 Our Heisenberg 30.49.......................B Craik 8 4.28 DELI’S SPORTS BAR CLENDON INN C4, 318m 5 14165 Opawa Kuru 30.59 W &...................T Steele 6 78244 Sharella 30.45 ...................................B Craik 1 55614 Kimetto 18.34 ..............................L Laagland

7 55318 Lucky Man 30.53...............................B Craik 8 11241 Fantastic Ricki 30.67 ..................D Schofield 9 25216 Global Conquest 30.88 W &............T Steele 11 5.26pm CAROL’S TAB CLENDON INN C4/5, 318m 1 21254 Nangar Star 18.05......................D Schofield 2 33113 Wild Effective 18.48 .........................L Ahern 3 44216 Kit And Caboodle 18.18 .............D Schofield 4 26211 Speedy Beat 18.37 ..........................L Ahern 5 51441 Belcroft Banker 18.26 ................H Laagland 6 62515 Sandor Glegane 18.37 .................... T Green 7 x3338 Bright Star 18.05 ...............................B Bond 8 61514 Subic Bay 17.99 ...............................L Ahern Emergencies: 9 46377 Simply Sam 18.38 ......................D Schofield 10 11446 Effective Power 18.45 ......................L Ahern 12 5.48 JACK’S WHOLESALE MEATS C1, 318m 1 77442 Botany Hot Shot 18.59 ....................P Green 2 22816 Hot Star 18.77 ...............................A Cleaver 3 17873 Scott My Money 18.75 B & ................ Steele 4 57158 Madstone 18.96 U & .........................Cottam 5 88378 Indefinite Order nwtd..........................L Hunt 6 15544 Cookie Monster 18.63 .......................B Craik 7 15132 Locha Knocka 18.68 ....................... T Green 8 37553 Kennel Boy nwtd ..............................T Agent 9 68686 You Betcha Noddy 18.88 R &......N O’Regan 10 56475 Maligned 18.73 U & ..............................Bliek LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd - First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track

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Contracts a legislative requirement

of one employer who reduced the minimum number of annual sick-leave days their employee could accumulate. Another decided they did not wish to pay a 1.5 penalty rate on statutory holidays. “As soon as you want to start to do something a little differ-

ent, you may introduce changes which are not legally defensible,” he said. Mr Johnson recommended employers with employment situations which did not fit the strict nine-to-five five-days-perweek mould to get specialist assistance with building em-

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present,” Bagrie said. “To be fair though, New Zealand should be growing strongly; the population is rising rapidly courtesy of booming migration. It’s a case of more bums on seats delivering more demand for goods and services.” Yesterday’s survey shows a net 10 per cent of the 1000 respondents said they were better off now than they were a year earlier, up from 5 per cent in May and the highest in more than a year. A net 36 per cent of respondents believe it is a good time to buy a major household item, up two points from May. More respondents expected economic conditions New Zealand to improve in the future,

with a net 9 per cent anticipating good times financially for the country over the next 12 months, up from a net 6 per cent a month earlier, while a net 16 per cent anticipated continuous good times over the next five years, compared to a net 13 per cent in May. Consumers predicted an annual rate of inflation of 3.8 per cent over the next two years, up from 3.3 per cent, and a 6 per cent rise in house prices in the same time, from 5.8 per cent a month earlier. On a regional basis, Auckland recorded the largest lift in confidence to be the most optimistic of the regions. Wellington confidence fell from high levels, but still took second place. - NZME

were presented before Norris was given the the top award. Norris has gained a reputation over his career as a turnaround guy, helping businesses including ASB where he worked for a decade, and Air New Zealand at tough times – in particular during a period where the airline posted an operating loss of $1.4 billion in 2001 before being given an $885 million government

bailout. Norris was brought in to help rebuild the airline and his tenure was seen as a success, which saw him brought in to help another struggling business – the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. During his time there, the company went from having the worst customer satisfaction in the industry to having the best. - NZME

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171 –2 2.5m 207 –7 2.0m 2450 +30 54.30 112 –3 3.1m 650 +4 4.4m 403 –1 1.7m 49 –4.5 4.7m 1230 +30 13.98 532 +12 3.2m 1600 –20 188.4 1035 –4 3.2m 826 –18 1.7m 547 –3 415.7 643 –3 229.5 200.5 –5 1.5m 128.5 +1 3.5m 129 – 522.2 325 +1 1.0m 144 – 620.0 149.5 +2.5 4.9m 1600 –60 131.5 254 –1 5.4m 537 –18 433.2 180 +1 291.8 303.5 +9.5 2.6m 536 – 788.7 260 –9 643.6 99 –1 410.4 480 +4 14.45 1945 –13 122.3 123.5 –1.5 3.1m 152 –7.5 1.6m 540 –2 88.66 895 –13 1.1m 123 –3 516.5 495 –3 4.6m 459 +2 1.6m 346 –13.5 8.7m 191 –1 151.5 228 –2 836.6 425 –4 386.2 140 –4 918.7 470 +15 357.8 770 +5 140.7 326 –7 1.9m 217 – 204.5 285 +10 335.0 3000 +25 30.18 1890 –28 145.9 825 +8 956.0

S&P/NZX 50 Index Gross 7050 7002 6954 6906 6858 6810

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171 207 2430 112 648 403 48 1225 522 1600 1035 825 545 643 200 128.5 128 324 142 147.5 1600 254 537 180 294 536 260 99 476 1945 123.5 – 536 895 120 493 459 344.5 191 228 425 140 468 760 325 217 280 2990 1890 815

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a2 Milk Company ATM Air NZ AIR ANZ Banking Gr ANZ Argosy Prop ARG Auckland Intl Airpt AIA Chorus CNU Coats Gr COA Comvita CVT Contact Energy CEN Ebos Gr EBO F&P Healthcare FPH Fletcher Building FBU Fonterra Share Fund FSF Freightways FRE Genesis Energy GNE Goodman Prop Tr GMT Heartland Bank HBL Infratil IFT Kathmandu Hldgs KMD Kiwi Property Gr KPG Mainfreight MFT Meridian Energy MEL Metlifecare MET Metro Perf Glass MPG Mighty River Power MRP Nuplex Ind NPX NZ Refining NZR NZX NZX Orion Health Gr OHE Port Tauranga POT Precinct Properties PCT Prop For Industry PFI Restaurant Brands RBD Ryman Healthcare RYM Skellerup SKL Sky Network TV SKT Sky City SKC Spark SPK Steel & Tube STU Stride Property STR Summerset Gr Hldgs SUM Tower TWR Trade Me Gr TME TrustPower TPW Vector VCT Vital Hlth Prop Tr VHP Warehouse Gr WHS Westpac Banking WBC Xero XRO Z Energy ZEL

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Recognition for years of success Sir Ralph Norris – whose career spans heavyweight companies including ASB, Air New Zealand, Contact Energy and Fletcher Building – has been awarded the Supreme Award at Kea’s World Class New Zealand. More than 750 guests filled the Viaduct Events Centre to celebrate some of New Zealand’s top Kiwis at a black tie gala on Thursday evening, where five awards

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June consumer confidence up New Zealand consumer confidence recovered in June, reversing May’s drop, as an improving labour market, house price growth and a stronger New Zealand dollar improved sentiment. The ANZ-Roy Morgan consumer confidence index rose to 118.9 from 116 in May. The current conditions index gained four points to 122.7, while the future conditions index advanced two points to 116.4. “The New Zealand economy is chugging along pretty well, despite clear strains in the dairy sector and the unease offshore,” said ANZ Bank New Zealand chief economist Cameron Bagrie. “The domestic labour market continues to strengthen and Auckland house price love is now being shared by almost all other regions. The RBNZ is still talking about lower interest rates and the stronger NZD, while an issue for exporters, makes those larger consumer purchases or overseas travel more attractive.” Key risks offshore, such as global debt and ‘Brexit’, are worrying, but momentum and confidence can breed more of the same, Bagrie said, with the index’s confidence composite suggesting a potential growth acceleration towards 4 per cent. “There are not many economies around the world experiencing that type of momentum at

ployment agreements. New legislation introduced April 1 this year, covering a range of changes including around parental leave, zero hours and record-keeping, made it even more important that employment agreements were updated and correct, he said. Mr Johnson is among Business Mid Canterbury (BMC) masterclass instructors, and will be taking his next class in October. BMC’s monthly masterclasses are free for members to attend, offering professional development which would otherwise be difficult for many Mid Canterbury businesses to access. BMC members benefit from a collaborative environment which offers networking, training, business leadership and advocacy.

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companies which have no employment agreements and need to get them in place.” It is a legislative requirement to have agreements in place, and non-compliance can attract penalties up to $10,000. The new Employment Agreement Builder was useful in that it forced such employers to ask themselves what they needed to communicate in employment agreements. However, the facility for variations such as in a clause setting out the hours worked week-to-week, is limited and requires specialist understanding of the law. And downloading a filled-in contract and then making the variations oneself was potentially dangerous. For example, Mr Johnson knew

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Some Mid Canterbury businesses are continuing to operate without employment agreements for their staff, Business Mid Canterbury member Mike Johnson says. The human resources specialist is welcoming a new employment agreement building website tool issued by business.govt. nz, as it will provide a quick and accessible way for these firms to begin the process of introducing employment agreements. However, at the same time, Mr Johnson is warning the tool is not going to be suitable for all work situations, as it makes it difficult to build-in variations to hours. “It’s better to download one of these contracts built online and have something, than nothing,” Mr Johnson said. “I’m still regularly contacted by

q S&P/NZX 50 Gross

6,847.07

–41.5

–0.6%

q S&P/NZX 20 index

4,906.45 –22.83 –0.46%

q S&P/NZX All Gross

7,391.23 –41.86 –0.56%

p Rises 37 q Falls 65

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p S&P/ASX 200 index

5,162.7

+16.7

+0.32%

At close of trading on Jun 17, 2016

p Dow Jones Indust.

17,733.1 +92.93 +0.53% At close of trading on Jun 16, 2016

q FTSE 100 index

5,950.5

–16.3

–0.27%

At close of trading on Jun 16, 2016

p Nikkei 225 index

15,599.7 +165.5 +1.07% At close of trading on Jun 17, 2016

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p Gold

London – $US/ounce

1,310.75 +27.45 +2.14%

p Silver London – $US/ounce

17.71

+0.3

+1.72%

4,524.0

–108.0

–2.33%

q Copper London – $US/tonne NZ DOLLAR

Source: BNZ

Country

As at 4pm June 17, 2016

TT buy

TT sell

Australia 0.9708 0.9386 Canada 0.93 0.8959 China 4.948 4.3441 Euro 0.642 0.6144 Fiji 1.5148 1.3968 Great Britain 0.504 0.4866 Japan 75.33 72.18 Samoa 1.8794 1.6451 South Africa 10.9927 10.5988 Thailand 25.29 24.12 United States 0.7204 0.6948

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The realities of road crashes Erin Tasker

he stark realities of a serious road crash played out in front of Ashburton teenagers yesterday. It was all just pretend – a mock crash for Road Crash Day – an event held annually in the leadup to the Ashburton College ball. As usual, the students playing the victims did an awesome job of making it seem real. And that’s how it needs to be, to hammer home the message it’s meant to. It’s an event that’s so realistic that one year the Guardian even received a call from a member of the public to say there had been a bad crash on Middle Road. It’s all about education and hopefully the Year 12 students watching took what they were meant to from it, because none of them would want to find themselves in a real-life situation like that. Just ask anyone who’s been one of the first on the scene of a crash and watched something like that unfold in real life. It’s something that stays with you forever. As media, we attend these crashes, and they stick with us too. The first fatality I attended was a triple fatality south of Rangitata one Friday night about 12 or 13 years ago and I remember getting home and not being able to stop thinking about the families that were getting a call, or a knock at the door, possibly at that very moment. It’s a call or a visit that no-one ever wants to get. There have been many tragedies since, but I remember that one like it was yesterday. Days like yesterday are about preventing situations like that; situations where families are left reeling because one wrong move, or bad decision, has robbed them of a loved one. And these students are at the age where it all begins. They’re at the learning-to-drive age and that’s where all the good driving habits need to be embedded into their brains. Just yesterday afternoon two people died in a crash in North Canterbury; two more names added to a road toll that New Zealand should be worried about. It’s long, far longer than it should be. And all too often it comes down to one thing – that one bad decision, or one wrong move, or one moment of distraction. One moment, which can so easily and quickly end a life.

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n a small town like this, a business reputation is very important because of the the many connections between people and the limited choices for services etc. Let’s take Robbies – The Undercar Specialists for instance. Now I haven’t bothered to ask the owner, Robbie, if I could talk about him so with that out of the way let’s get into it. Robbie looks after our cars. When I first drove up in our Rover he knew he was on to a winner because, let’s face it, any cheap car built by the British in the 1990s does not have a good reputation. So Robbie has spent some time greasing the greasy bits, lifting the rocker covers, fiddling with my tappets and other stuff that mechanics do. All I know is Robbie keeps our cars going, gives us an honest estimate of the cost and gets the job done. In my mind he is a good bloke who has built a local business up, employs locals, trains locals and therefore I would endorse his business. That is how you build a reputation. So what has this got to do with schooling? Well internationally New Zealand has a good reputation for having an innovative curriculum, quality teaching and training and producing teaching material that has been exported. We have a good reputation overseas – until NZQA started to stuff it up. Now I say start because like a politician who realises public opinion is against them and then does a u-turn, NZQA could still reverse what it is doing. Recently the New Zealand Tertiary College announced that one of its courses for early childhood training has been recognised by NZQA. Whoop-te-doo, where is the problem? The problem is the course is online and, get this, there is no requirement for the trainee to complete any practical components to successfully receive a qualification to teach in early childhood. This course currently applies to overseas students. So NZQA thinks it is okay for a training provider here to offer a qualifica-

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Write to us! Editor, PO Box 77 Robbie Kok tion that involves working with children and you don’t actually have to work with them to gain the qualification! Would any of you sit down at the hairdressers’ and allow someone to cut your hair if all they had learned had been online and they hadn’t actually cut hair before? Would you buy a coffee from someone who watched a YouTube video, but had not been instructed or supervised to use the machine? No you wouldn’t – so how can NZQA think this is a form of education that can be endorsed? What were you smoking NZQA? Did the lift not go all the way to the top that day? How can you endorse such a qualification? While this only applies to overseas students what is preventing them from arriving here, producing such a qualification and applying for jobs. To make matters worse, the Ministry of Education refuses

to expect 100 per cent of our early childhood teachers to be registered. To my colleagues in early childhood, you are being bureaucratically crapped upon. The ministry won’t back you in terms of requiring an upskilled workforce and NZQA is now signalling that your qualification can be gained with no mandatory practical training. The education and care of our under five-year-old children is critical. Recently ERO released a report that identified quality early childhood programmes and teaching can have an impact on a child’s success right up until they are 10 years of age. How is it that ERO can identify the impact of quality early childhood teaching, yet our ministry and NZQA struggle to grasp the fact that some of their actions prevent and begin to dilute that very quality?

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The authority that determines the quality of our teaching, training and subsequent qualification has seriously dropped the ball and, I believe, risked the reputation of education from this country. Our education standards are at risk of being slowly eroded if NZQA allows theory-based programmes. Imagine a business like Robbies allowing someone to learn how to be a mechanic online and then saying they have a qualification, even though they have never lifted a spanner. What would that tell you about the judgement of Robbie himself? I know what he would say and that can’t be published! Peter Livingstone is the principal of Tinwald School. The views expressed in this column are his and do not represent the views of his school, the Ashburton Guardian or the Mid Canterbury Principals’ Association.

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Gunman kills MP A lawmaker who campaigned for Britain to stay in the European Union was killed yesterday by a gun- and knife-wielding attacker in her small-town constituency, a tragedy that brought the country’s fierce, divisive referendum campaign to a shocked standstill. Jo Cox, a 41-year-old Labour Party legislator who praised the contribution of immigrants to Britain and championed the cause of war-scarred Syrian refugees, was attacked outside a library in Birstall, northern England, after a regular meeting with constituents. Police would not speculate on the attacker’s motive, but Clarke Rothwell said the assailant shouted “Britain first!” several times. Police did not confirm that account. Witnesses described a man shooting Cox several times and then stabbing her as she lay on the pavement. Police said they had arrested a 52-year-old man and were not looking for anyone else. “Our working presumption ... is that this is a lone incident,” said Dee Collins, acting chief constable of West Yorkshire Police. British security officials said the shooting didn’t appear to be related to international terrorism, but domestic terrorism has not been ruled out. Residents identified the suspect as Birstall resident Tommy Mair. Neighbours said Mair was a quiet man who did gardening jobs for local people. Both the Vote Leave and Britain Stronger in Europe campaigns suspended activity ahead of next week’s vote over whether Britain should remain

Dame joins Fast 8 cast Dame Helen Mirren has joined the cast of the latest Fast And Furious movie. The film star has revealed she agreed to start in Fast 8 - on the condition that she gets a turn behind the wheel herself. “It doesn’t get better than this: Helen Mirren joins the Fast Family in #F8,” the Fast and Furious Twitter account shared. Dame Helen told an international fashion magazine that she was looking forward to being in a “fun” movie. “I’m about to do Fast and Furious 8. But that’s for the fun of it,” she told Elle magazine. The Prime Suspect and Elizabeth II star added: “I’ve always rather loved driving. I said, ‘I’ll be in it, but only if I’m allowed to drive if I do drive in it.’ “But we’ll see. We’ll see how it transpires.” A forensics ofﬁcer takes photos at the scene after Labour MP Jo Cox (inset) was left in a critical condition and later died following being shot and stabbed in an attack in her constituency, in Birstall, West Yorkshire, England, yesterday. PHOTO AP a part of the 28-member bloc. Prime Minister David Cameron cancelled a speech and rally in Gibraltar, and flags on British government buildings were lowered to half-mast. “This is absolutely tragic and dreadful news,” Cameron said. “We have lost a great star. She was a great campaigning MP with huge compassion and a big heart.” Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said “the whole of the Labour Party and Labour family – and indeed the whole country – will be in shock at the horrific murder of Jo Cox today.” “Jo died doing her public duty at the heart of our democracy, listening to and rep-

resenting the people she was elected to serve,” he said. It was unclear whether the attack was directly related to the referendum campaign, which has stirred deep passions as Britons argue over their place in Europe, the scale of immigration and the future of their country. A 77-year-old man was also wounded, though it was unclear how he sustained his injuries. Britain’s Press Association news agency quoted a witness, Hithem Ben Abdallah, as saying Cox got involved in a scuffle between two men. Abdallah said one of the men was fighting with Cox and

then a gun went off twice and “she fell between two cars and I came and saw her bleeding” on the ground. Rothwell told the BBC he believed Cox had been shot and stabbed multiple times. “Three times she was shot, the initial time which then she dropped to the floor and two more times,” he said. “The third time he got in close proximity, he shot her around the head area.” “In the meantime he was stabbing her as well. He was stabbing her with his knife,” Rothwell said. “He was shouting, ‘Put Britain first!’ He shouted it about two or three times.” - AP

■ EGYPT

Harry to play Mick? One Direction’s Harry Styles may be in line to play Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger in an upcoming biopic about the band. According to NME, the film’s working title is Exile On Main Street: A Season In Hell With The Rolling Stones, based on a book of the same name by author Rob Greenfield. It will follow the band during the making of their album Exile On Main Street, and is to be directed by Downton Abbey director Andy Goddard. Nothing has been confirmed yet, but Styles certainly isn’t unqualified.

Cockpit recorder of EgyptAir jet recovered Egypt says it has recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the submerged wreckage of EgyptAir Flight 804, a major breakthrough in the investigation that could help resolve the mystery of why the jetliner plunged into the Mediterranean last month and killed all 66 people aboard. The announcement came a day after officials said they had found the wreckage of the Airbus A320 and are putting together a map of the debris on the seabed. Such images will help investigators determine whether the plane broke apart in the air or stayed intact until it struck the water, aviation experts said. The wreckage of the Paristo-Cairo flight is believed to be at a depth of about 3000 metres. Previously, search crews found only small floating pieces of debris and some human

remains. The cockpit voice recorder was recovered in “several stages” by the search vessel John Lethbridge, operated by Deep Ocean Search and equipped with a Remotely Operated Vehicle, the Egyptian Aircraft Accident Investigation Committee said. Although designed to survive a crash and fire, the recorder had sustained damage, and only its memory unit

– “the most important in the recorder” – was recovered unharmed, it said, without elaborating on the extent of the damage. “This is a great achievement in a short period of time,” said Abdel-Fattah Kato, the former head of EgyptAir who is not involved in the investigation. “We are close to finding out what happened to the plane.” The device, which records

the pilots’ conversations and other noises from the cockpit, has been taken to the Egyptian port city of Alexandria, where it will be turned over to investigators for analysis. Experts say that it takes nearly 48 hours to retrieve information from the recorder. Search teams will continue looking for the second socalled “black box” – the aircraft’s flight data recorder, which carries such information as how a plane is functioning, including its airspeed, altitude, the status of key system and the pilots’ actions. Both devices are kept in the tail of the plane. The voice recorder provides investigators with cockpit interactions that “add a lot of insight into what occurred,” said Anthony Roman, a pilot and president of the security consultants Roman & Associates. - AP

Did Taylor cheat? There was said to be “no drama” in their break-up, but Calvin Harris now reportedly believes that Taylor Swift cheated on him with Tom Hiddleston while they were still together. Pictures emerged of the Scottish DJ’s ex passionately kissing Brit actor Tom during a beach trip this week, just two weeks after Calvin confirmed he had split from the singer, reported the Daily Mail. While at the time Calvin insisted the split was amicable, a source has now told E! News that the star feels “betrayed” and believes Taylor may have been cheating with Tom while they were together. “He is so angry and feels betrayed,” the insider claims.

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Obama embraces mourners Embracing grieving Orlando families and appealing anew for national action, President Barack Obama claimed a threat to all Americans’ security yesterday as a strong reason to tighten US gun laws. Counter-terror campaigns overseas, he declared, can never prevent all “lone wolf” attacks like the one that killed 49 people in Orlando. Speaking at a makeshift memorial to the victims, Obama said the massacre at a gay nightclub was evidence that “different steps” are needed to limit the damage a “deranged” person set on committing violence can do. He cheered on Democrats’ push for new gun control measures, including a new ban on assault weapons and stricter background checks. Although he showed little hope the measures would find much support among most opponents, Obama seemed to be aiming for other lawmakers, perhaps Republican hawks eager to get behind counter-terror campaigns but steadfastly opposed

President Barack Obama and vice-President Joe Biden place flowers during their visit to a memorial to the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting. PHOTO AP to gun restrictions. Obama arrived as Orlando began the next stage of its grief – funerals all over town. A visitation for one victim, Javier Jorge-Reyes, turned out a crowd of friends, family, drag queens and motorcyclists to pay their respects.

“We’re just here to spread love and joy and try to put an end to all the hate,” said Ezekiel Davis – or, as he’s known to some, Sister Anesthesia Beaverhausen. Obama could not miss other signs of a community coming together in tragedy. Hundreds of people

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Philadelphia imposes soda tax Philadelphia became the first major American city with a soda tax yesterday despite a multimillion-dollar campaign by the beverage industry to block it. The City Council gave final approval to a 1.5 cent-per-ounce tax on sugary and diet beverages. The tax is set to take effect on January 1. Only Berkeley, California, has a similar law. Soda tax proposals have failed in more than 30 cities and states in recent years, including twice in Philadelphia. Such plans are typically criticised as disproportionately affecting the poor, who are more likely to consume sugary drinks. Democratic Mayor Jim Kenney sold the council on the idea with a plan to spend most of the estimated $90 million in new tax revenue next year to pay for pre-kindergarten, community schools and recreation centres. “Thanks to the tireless advocacy of educators, parents, rec center volunteers and so many others, Philadelphia made a historic investment in our neighbourhoods and in our education system today,” he said.

Audience members react after Philadelphia City Council passed a tax on sugary and diet beverages, in Philadelphia, yesterday. PHOTO AP The tax, which passed 13-4, was a hard-fought win for the city. The soda industry spent millions of dollars in advertising against it, arguing it will be costly to consumers. The plan also attracted national attention and dollars, with former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Texas billionaires John and Laura Arnold, advocates for less

consumption of sugary drinks, funding ads in support. The American Beverage Association called the soda tax “discriminatory and highly unpopular”. “The tax passed today is a regressive tax that unfairly singles out beverages, including lowand no-calorie choices,” it said. - AP

gathered outside the Amway Center stadium where he met with families. Brittany Woodrough came to honour her close friend, 19-yearold Jason Benjamin Josaphat. “I just pray for his family and I can’t believe this happened,” she said. “Seeing President Obama here makes it real.” Orlando’s calls for solidarity stood in contrast to the sharpedged political debate in Washington and the presidential campaign trail that continued during Obama’s visit. Arizona Sen. John McCain, a Republican and frequent Obama critic, accused the president of being “directly responsible” for the shooting because, he said, Obama had allowed the growth of the Islamic State group on his watch. McCain quickly walked back those comments with a written statement saying he had misspoken and was referring to Obama’s “national security decisions, not the president himself”. - AP

Page rebuffs lawyer Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page demonstrated a deft touch yesterday in deflecting questions aimed at showing he might have lifted a passage for the introduction to the 1971 hit Stairway to Heaven. Testifying in his defence for a second day in a copyright infringement case, Page showed little interest in comparing his composition with the obscure earlier instrumental work in question, Taurus, by the late Randy Wolfe, founder of the band Spirit. Page was reluctant to discuss the tempo of the two songs or the structure, thwarting the lawyer representing Wolfe’s estate in the case against Led Zeppelin, Page and singer Robert Plant, as well as several music companies. “You want to step through it?” attorney Francis Malofiy asked as he tried to get Page to discuss the Taurus sheet music, which is the work protected by copyright. “Not necessarily,” Page replied, sending a ripple of comic relief through the gallery during an otherwise dull day of testimony in the case. - AP

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UN envoys vow to fight for LGBT rights US Ambassador Samantha Power and UN envoys from 16 other countries visited the Stonewall Inn which helped spark the modern gay rights movement and vowed to step up their fight for the rights of lesbians, gays, bisexual and transgender people around the world.

Power stood in the darkly lit gay bar that was the scene of a 1969 police raid that set off riots which emboldened gay activists nationwide and said that being LGBT is not only criminalised in many countries but some impose the death penalty if “you’re a man loving a man, you’re a

woman loving a woman.” “Vigilante violence that is not contested by the state is something that is extremely prevalent,” she added. “We have seen it in so many parts of the world.” Netherlands’ UN Ambassador Karel van Oosterom said the mass killing in Orlando “shows a

vulnerability that we need to address urgently.” “Unfortunately we see that worldwide the rights of LGBT people are under pressure, and we need worldwide global action to address this, and the Core Group will be instrumental in doing that,” he said. - AP

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In brief Invite regretted Australia’s prime minister said yesterday he would not have invited a senior imam to a multifaith dinner if he had been aware of the Muslim cleric’s anti-gay preaching. Malcolm Turnbull on Thursday became the first Australian prime minister to host an iftar — the meal at which Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. Among the 75 mostly Muslim guests was Sheikh Shady Alsuleiman, president of the Australian National Imams Council. Alsuleiman had said in a sermon uploaded on to social media in 2013 that homosexual acts “are evils actions that bring upon evil outcomes to our society”. - AP

Drinking ban eased The US Navy in Japan has eased a ban on drinking imposed after an American sailor was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving in Okinawa. US Naval Forces Japan said in a statement that sailors are now allowed to drink on base as well as at their off-base houses. Other drinking off-base is still prohibited. The restrictions were imposed on June 6 after the sailor drove the wrong way on a freeway and hit two other vehicles, injuring two people in the other cars. - AP

Sanders surrenders Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said Thursday in an address to his supporters that he will work with Hillary Clinton to transform the Democratic Party, adding that his “political revolution” must continue and ensure the defeat of Republican Donald Trump. Sanders said in an address to his political followers that the major task they face is to “make certain” Trump is defeated. The Vermont senator said he plans to begin his role in that process “in a very short period of time”. - AP

Cliff Richard ‘thrilled’ Singer Cliff Richard says he is pleased with prosecutors’ decision to drop an investigation into historical sexual abuse. He said he is “obviously thrilled that the vile accusations and the resulting investigation have finally been brought to a close”. The Crown Prosecution Service says there is insufficient evidence to prosecute and South Yorkshire Police have apologised for the handling of the case. - AP

US officials expelled The United States said yesterday that Nicaragua has expelled three American government officials. State Department spokesman John Kirby said the officials were kicked out of the Central American country on Tuesday. He said such action could set back US-Nicaraguan relations on trade and other matters. Kirby said the officials were on temporary duty status in Nicaragua and only recently arrived there. Later, the Nicaraguan government released a statement it said it had sent to the State Department about what it called an “unfortunate incident”. It said two of the US officials expelled were conducting anti-terrorism and anti-drug work in the customs field without the approval of the Nicaraguan government. It did not reference the third official. - AP

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Daily Events Saturday 9.30am ST ANDREW’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Community Garden, Thomson Street. 9.30am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON TOY HIRE. Open for toy hire. Methodist Church Baring Square.

Sunday 8am ST STEPHEN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Holy Communion. Park Street. 8.30am ASHBURTON STROLLERS CLUB. Upper Selwyn River catchment. All welcome. Meet at the Ashburton Courthouse, Baring Square West. Ph Jenny 308 6862. 8.30am HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH. Mass, Holy Spirit Church, Thomson Street, Tinwald. 9am

Monday 6am ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Real women circuit training in hall. 48 Allens Road. 10am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Main Street, Methven.

10am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Main Street, Methven. 10am - 11.30am ST ANDREW’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Pre-loved clothing sale, bargains and cuppa. St Andrew’s Church Hall, Cnr

Thomson and Jane Street. 10am - 12pm ASHBURTON VINTAGE CAR CLUB. Museum and parts shed open. 86 Maronan Road, Tinwald. 10am - 1pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP.

Open for research, visitors welcome. Heritage Centre, 327 West Street. 10am - 3pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. A great selection of many aircraft from the past to the future. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road. 1pm

MID CANTERBURY SOCIAL WHEELERS. Registration at 1pm, race start 1.30pm sharp. Fords Road, Tinwald. 6pm HOLY NAME PARISH. Mass, Holy Name Church, Havelock Street.

ST PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Holy Communion, Harrison Street, Allenton. 9.30am ST PAUL’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Combined service at Baring Square Methodist Church. 9.30am ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Worship service led by Rev Henry Mbambo. 48 Allens Road, Allenton. 9.30am ASHBURTON METHODIST PARISH. Service and worship with Rev Tevita Taufalele. Baring Square Church Lounge.

Baring Square East. 10am ST ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Morning worship and church parade for the Order of St John. Havelock Street. 10am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Main Street, Methven. 10am ST ANDREW’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Holy Communion, Thomson Street, Tinwald.

10am HOLY NAME CATHOLIC CHURCH. Mass, Sealy Street. 10am ST STEPHEN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Holy communion, Park Street. 10.30am VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH. Worship God and study his word. 131 Thomson Street, (Tinwald School hall). 10.30am GRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Worshipping God and transforming lives. 63 Princes Street, Netherby. 1pm - 3pm

ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. A great selection of many aircraft from the past to the future. Ashburton airport, Seafield Road. 5pm ST STEPHEN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Taize Service, Park Street. 7pm VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH. Worship God and study his word. 131 Thomson Street, (Tinwald School hall). 7pm ST ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Evening Worship, Havelock Street.

10am ASHBURTON COUNTY VETERANS GOLF. Members will play an African Stableford. Drawn pairs. Rakaia Golf Club. 12noon - 1.30pm ASHBURTON BAPTIST CHURCH. Free lunch every Monday. Ashburton Baptist Church, Cnr Cass and Havelock Streets, entry off Cass Street. 1pm

WAIREKA CROQUET CLUB. Mahjong - counting. Waireka Clubrooms, Philip Street. 1pm - 3pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. A great selection of many aircraft from the past to the future. Seafield Road. 1pm - 4pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP. Open for research, visitors welcome.

Heritage Centre, 327 West Street. 2pm GREY POWER ASHBURTON. Speaker Ken Stevens MSD Superannuation and your entitlement. Senior Centre, Cameron Street. 6pm ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Real women circuit training in the hall. 48 Allens Road, Allenton.

7.30pm CATHOLIC PARISH CENTRE. Euchre, all welcome. (not public holidays). Cnr Burnett and Winter Street. 7.30pm ASHBURTON ELECTRONIC ORGAN AND KEYBOARD CLUB. Brief AGM and monthly concert, visitors welcome. Senior Centre, Cameron Street.

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Hardware Department We have a vacancy for a senior sales person to work in our Hardware department. The position has the potential for further advancement, relevant to the ability of the successful applicant. This position is full time: 40 hours per week, Sunday – Thursday. Experience in sales would be preferred, as well as the ability to lead and motivate a team.

SITUATIONS VACANT

Community Development Advisor Engage with our district communities and work alongside our community groups to assist them achieve their goals through sharing your knowledge, obtaining information on their behalf and advising them of possible funding opportunities.

The position offers great job satisfaction, fantastic staff buying privileges and job security along with joining a great team.

To find out more about these vacancies and what the Ashburton District Council has to offer you, go to our website. Applications close 4 July 2016.

hr.ashburton@mitre10.co.nz or post to Human Resources, P.O. Box 35, Ashburton 7740.

www.ashburtondc.govt.nz/careers

Applications close on Monday, June 27, 2016.

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Other attributes: • Outgoing personality • Able to relate to all types of customers • Some heavy lifting may be required

If you think this position is suitable to you, please send a covering letter with your C.V. to:

Ashburton Guardian

GROWING GRASS • MAKING MILK

Office Manager / HR Administrator Large Scale, Canterbury Dairy Farm

Based near Hororata in Canterbury, Grasslands is a pioneering business passionate about, and committed to, pasture-based dairy farming, career progression and delivering strong financial returns. Our current Office Manager is moving on therefore leaving a vacancy in our busy office. This is a full-time position. The person we seek will have; • Proven experience in all areas of office management • Experience in Human Resource administration • The ability to manage concurrent projects • A knowledge of the dairy industry (preferred but not essential) • Be proficient in Microsoft Office applications • A positive and motivated approach to work • A personable customer service approach with a sense of humour We offer; • Competitive remuneration • A one-of-a-kind work environment with the best view • Opportunities for training and development • An immediate start would be preferred If this sounds like you, and you would like to become part of our team, please forward your application and CV to:

Dana Arcus Phone: 03 318 6979 Email: dana@grasslands.org.nz

SENIOR HAIR STYLIST

We require a qualiﬁed, experienced and competent Hair Stylist, who is passionate about the industry, to join our friendly hair and beauty salon. •Must be impeccably presented with a friendly personality, as well as being a true professional •Must be able to work late nights and Saturdays and be ﬂexible with hours •This is a part-time role perfect for a person who is able to work in a team environment To apply, please email your CV and cover letter to: beautyspa.panache@yahoo.co.nz or phone 03 308 9127

Development Officer

Applications close June 29, 2016.

Applications are open for the above position. This role is a part-time position/s for the Midlands District (Ashburton to Oamaru) coordinating and delivering squash to young people across the Midlands Squash community. The project aims to improve children’s squash skills and increase participation in schools and our affiliated clubs. Applications close Friday 12 noon, July 1, 2016

Guardian Situations Vacant

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Job description and further information is available from Squash Midlands website: www.sportsground.co.nz/squashmidlands or email: squashmidlands@hotmail.co.nz

Lifeguard - Full time Enjoy keeping fit and keen to be part of the team at the EA Networks Centre? As a Lifeguard you will ensure our customers are safe in the pools and ensure the aquatic area is maintained to a high standard. If you are 16 or older, able to swim 200m in under 6 minutes, hold or are willing to obtain a first aid certificate and a Pool Lifeguard Practising Certificate, we would like to hear from you. To find out more about this vacancy and what the Ashburton District Council has to offer you – go to our website. Applications close 24 June 2016.

Often the abuse experienced by an older person involves more than one type of abuse.

Facts over the last three years: 3/4 involved psychological abuse. Over half involved financial abuse 15-20% involved physical abuse 15-20% involved neglect 15-20% involved self-neglect

If you would like to have more information or support our Elder Abuse and Neglect Prevention service, please contact us today.

Phone us today on 03 308 6817 206 Cameron Street, Ashburton

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Office Secretary Rakaia Primary School 200 students. Rakaia School The Inspirational Choice. We are looking for a Permanent Part-time Office Secretary for 20 hours per week. You will need Inspiration, enthusiasm, creativity, compassion and a sense of humour to work with an amazing staff, pupils and BOT. Start date July 25 Term 3, 2016. Closing Thursday, June 30, 2016 at 12 noon. Addressed to: Principal, Rakaia School Dunford Street, Rakaia 7710 Phone 027 347 7982

Casual Registered Nurse We are looking to recruit an experienced Casual Nurse with NZ experience, who is passionate about providing excellent quality care to our residents here at Terrace View Retirement Village. The person we are looking for will have demonstrated their empathy and experience in working with older people, have excellent communication skills, good documentation skills, sense of humour and enjoy working as part of multi-disciplinary team focused on excellent delivery of care. This is a causal position and will be working on as “needed” basis. Applicants for this position must have NZ residency or a valid NZ work permit.

TENDERS

Building Supplies Customer Service

HASTINGS MCLEOD LTD Hastings McLeod Limited Licensed REAA 2008

New Supermarket for Countdown - Ashburton

We have a vacancy for a person to front our customer service counter in Building Supplies. The successful applicant will play an important role in servicing our growing base of trade clients, also the DIY customers tackling their various projects.

4.00pm Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Documents available at our office AON House, 388 Blenheim Road.

TRADES, SERVICES

LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

• Outgoing personality • Accurate numeracy skills • Able to relate to all types of customers • Working in team environment • Knowledge of trade industry would be an advantage, although full training will be provided

• Bark • Oamaru stone • Rocks • Organic compost • Sand • Screened soil • Home deliveries available

Plus much more FREE loan trailer available! From a shovel load to a trailer load. Dobson Street West Ph: 307 8302 Hours: Mon-Fri: 7.30am - 5pm Sat: 7.30am - 12 noon

The position offers great job satisfaction, fantastic staff buying privileges and job security along with joining a great team. If you think this position is suitable to you, please send a covering letter with your C.V. to: hr.ashburton@mitre10.co.nz or post to Human Resources, P.O. Box 35, Ashburton 7740.

Mountain River Processors Ltd.

Please contact Rob Millar on 0275 232 229 or email rob@mountainrivervenison.co.nz

Applications close June 30, 2016.

We are Canterbury owned and Operated so please support us as we support you.

20 hours per week 5 hours per week Experience with learning support preferable. Expressions of interest and names of two referees in writing to: Rebekah Clement Principal principal@fairton.school.nz

Scale A Permanent Teacher We are looking for a dynamic, energetic and innovative team member to join our Year 4-6 class. ICT, curriculum leadership and multi level teaching skills a requirement of position. Application packages available from office@fairton.school.nz Electronic applications only to Rebekah Clement, Principal principal@fairton.school.nz

RURAL TRADING POST

CONVENTIONAL hay for sale. Good quality. Different lines available from $8 per bale delivered. Phone 027 390 0002.

www.propertybrokers.co.nz

MOTORING

Calf Rearer Wanted

FOR RENT - Small office near Event Centre at $45 per week - furniture, computers, unlimited fibre internet all supplied - power extra - a bit WHEEL alignments at great experimental. Text 027 281 prices. Maximise the life 4686 for details. of your tyres with an STORAGE units available alignment from Neumanns sizes 7mts x 3mts, 11mts x Tyre Services Ltd, 197 Wills 3mts, 11mts x 4.8mts and Street. Phone 308-6737. 11mts x 6mts. Alarm monitored compound. Phone 0274 491 871.

Guardian Motoring

307 7900

FURNITURE & BEDS Lounge and bedroom Fantastic range of lounge suites, occasional furniture, dining suites and Sleepyhead beds Come and see us today East to Burnett Street, Ashburton | Phone 03 308 5269

MIKE PRESTON

Five minutes south of Ashburton. 600 cow herd. August 1 to September 30. Average five hours per day. Excellent facilities and support.

LIFESTYLE & RURAL SPECIALIST

Contact Kieran 027 205 0770

Building – it’s what we know and it’s what we do best. That’s why clients have chosen us, again and again. 211 Alford Forest Rd, Ashburton (03) 307 6130 www.calderstewart.co.nz

LET OR LEASE

ANGLIA 105E wanted by enthusiast. Also consider early Escort or Cortina. Phone 03 308 4022 or 021 055 0257.

WORK wanted - Casual farm work wanted, stock, tractor, general maintenance, 20 plus years’ experience. Simon 027 320 5080.

Or else please contact your local deer Agent.

Buying or selling a property? Call the Guardian today or your real estate advertising requirements. 307 7900

HOME handyman available. Minor repairs, painting etc. Ph 027-677-1952.

WANTED: Second hand tailing/Prattley yards. Ph 027 LIVESTOCK, PETS 390 0002. BUYER of unwanted animals. Cattle, bobby calves, HOLIDAY PLANTS, PRODUCE horse and all farm animals. ACCOMMODATION CONVENTIONAL peastraw, We also sell pet food. Call weed free, $6 per bale deliv- Nick’s Pet Food 0272 101 AKAROA - CHARMING, spacious holiday home, 3 ered. Phone 027 390 0002. 621, A/H 03 348 9439. bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, all electric heating. Sky, all mod cons, short walk to village. Phone Brian 307-8000 or 308-6180.

We will be closing on June 30 for our annual shutdown and will re-open on Monday, July 25, 2016.

Teacher Aides

COMPUTER PROBLEMS ?? For prompt reliable service contact Kelvin Boult, KJB Systems Ltd, 4 Ascot Place, Ashburton. Phone 308 8989. 30 years local service. Same day service if possible. SUPERGOLD Discount card welcomed.

OPEN HOME BUYERS $359,000+ WEB ID AU49517 EASTSIDE 289 Tancred Street This surprisingly spacious immaculate character home on smaller easy care section has been lovingly upgraded by owners. Great location close in on central east side. Smart new kitchen and bathroom, plus second toilet. Three spacious double bedrooms and a single child's play room could be another living room or bedroom. VIEW Sunday 19 Jun 11.30 - 12.30pm

WANTED

Competitive prices will be paid for all stock.

To apply email your CV and covering letter to: nursemanager@terraceview.co.nz

TRADES, SERVICES

FEED for sale - Good quality grass and lucerne silage bales. Rye grass, barley and wheat straw bales. Phone Bruce on 027 553 3085 www.jacksonholmes.co.nz

WANTED TO BUY - Gold and silver (licenced dealer). Old gold, silver, jewellery and coins. Best prices paid. Also stamps, postcards and antique items. Arrange and confidential visit today. Phone 027 254 5444.

We are looking for deer to kill at our Rakaia Slaughter and Processing Factory.

SURPRISINGLY SPACIOUS

Contact: Robert Beer Phone: 03 361 0114 or robert.beer@calderstewart.co.nz

Ideal attributes:

Applications close on Thursday, June 23, 2016.

217 West Street 03 307 9176

Subcontractors and suppliers are invited to submit their quotes by

The biggest attribute would be personality for the customer interaction, along with confidence in working with paperwork and basic computer operations. This position is full-time: 40 hours per week, and includes one weekend day.

REAL ESTATE

List Now! Are you wondering what your property is worth? Please feel free to contact me for a confidential no obligation chat.

Mike Preston

M 027 430 7041 | B 03 307 2400 | mike.preston@bayleys.co.nz WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008.

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PLANTS, PRODUCE

Butternut Pumpkin N.Z Mandarin 1kg Leeks N.Z Tomatoes 500gm

50th Anniversary of the Vietnam War – 2016 Commemorations of the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War will be held in Wellington and Canberra, Australia on 18 August 2016. Thirty-five New Zealand Vietnam veterans selected in a ballot will travel to Canberra, to participate in commemorations at the Vietnam Forces Memorial, Anzac Parade on 18 August. Veterans selected to participate will travel to and from Canberra with support from the New Zealand Defence Force.

Specials available from 14/06 - 21/06

Thirty veterans will be selected from a general veterans category and five veterans who served with 161 Battery in Vietnam will be selected from a separate category in the ballot.

OPEN 7 DAYS

To be eligible to travel to Canberra for the commemorations, veterans must have served in Vietnam between 1962 and 1975 (in either the civilian medical team or the New Zealand Armed Forces), have qualified for the relevant Vietnam medallic recognition, and be cleared by their GP for overseas travel. To be eligible for the 161 Battery category, veterans must also have been posted or attached to 161 Battery on 18 August 1966 and have served at the gun line during the Battle of Long Tan. To register your interest, please email commemorations@nzdf.mil.nz to request a registration form. Postal enquiries can be sent to: Vietnam 50th Anniversary Commemorations c/o Heritage, Commemorations & Protocol Group Headquarters New Zealand Defence Force Freyberg House Private Bag 39997 Wellington 6011 EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST MUST BE POSTMARKED BY 24 JUNE 2016.

Birthday Greetings Jarrod King Happy 3rd Birthday for tomorrow Jarrod. Lots of love from Nana, Poppa and all the family. xx Birthday Greetings are free for those aged 12 and under only. Free birthday greetings must be received at least two working days before date of insertion otherwise there is no guarantee that it will appear on the day requested. Photos will be available at our level 3 office for collection after notice has appeared in the paper.

For all subscriber enquiries, missed delivery, new subscriptions, temporary stops, call our subscriber hotline 0800 274 287 0800 ASHBURTON

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FOR SALE

CARPET and all types of great flooring options available at Mitre 10 Mega. Free measure and quote. Guaranteed quality with every install. NZ made carpet. Come in-store - open 7 days.

PRIVATE board in lovely warm house. Share with owner, must be mature. Phone 027 308 9518.

ASIAN, new, pretty, sexy, 28 DRY firewood for sale, 1.8 m³ years, size small, real busty, boxes of blue gum, oregan friendly. Phone Bella 021 and pine. $100 per box. 0858 6949. Please phone 027 567 0777. BUXOM blond mature and FIREWOOD - dry old man lots of fun. In town Friday pine. $180 per 3 cubic metres 5pm to Saturday late. Phone delivered. Phone Tim Boyd, Terri 022 065 7059. Elite Firewood Ltd, 303 6280. ESTABLISH connections FIREWOOD dry old man pine with the sensual, playful, $180, semi dry $160, dry older woman on black poplar $130. All 3.6m³, privatearrangements.co.nz all undercover. Phone Shane Join anonymously by phone James Firewood 303 7063. 027 662 1181 Kate.

THREE bedroom house to rent in Tinwald area. Clean, tidy and well fenced. References needed. Phone 0274 329 728. Outside smoking only, no large pets. $380 per week.

FIREWOOD for sale. $170 per cord (3.6 m³). Seasoned dry pine, delivered. Phone or text Sue 0211 624 102.

MAIDEN - Tall, busty, attractive lady. Private premises. In/out calls. Phone 021 0283 1426.

SCOOTER’S - new and secondhand three and four wheel electric scooters and wheel chairs. Call Fred Reddecliffe at Electric Mobility Ashburton today. Phone 308-3602

10am Family Service

with the Girls Brigade Speaker: Pastor Rob Davison Creche available Sundays @10.00am Refreshments to follow Everyone is welcome 6pm House of Prayer Ph 308 7610 or 308 7062 ALL VERY WELCOME See you at cnr Cass & Cameron St’s

10.30am Worship Every Sunday 63 Princes Street All welcome Rev. David Bayne Ph 307 7355

Jubilee Christian Fellowship 10am Every Sunday All welcome

Fear is your enemy but faith restores the soul. 206 Cameron Street Pastors Jim & Ida Heath Ph 308 7511

Looking for a builder with a little more experience?

TO RENT: country home, sunny, warm, four bedroom house. Two heat-pumps, open fire. Longbeach School zone. $350 per week. References required. Ph 027 439 9155 - NO texting.

 Housing  Commercial  Farm

TO RENT - Two bedroom house, $280 per week, well fenced, heat pump, Hampstead area, available end of June. Phone 03 308 1102.

Contact Des anytime for an obligation free quote.

Needing a new staff member? Call the Guardian today for your situation vacant advertising 307 7900 requirements.

Ph 03 308 9936 or 0274 323 258

DIAL 111 in the event of a Medical or Accident Emergency

Call 0800 AA WORKS (0800 229 6757) or 027 857 2133 or visit www.alcoholics-anonymous. HML Home care Medical Limited - Ring 0800 PHARMACIES Wises Pharmacy, Countdown Complex, East org.nz for more information. 700 155 for FREE 24hr Health Advice. Street, will be open from 9am - 1pm Saturday, MENTAL HEALTH - Call free on 0800 DUTY DOCTORS from 10am - 1pm Sunday and from 6pm - 8pm 222 955. Ask for the Crisis Team. both evenings. For all urgent medical calls phone 0800 SAFE CARE - 24 hr Rape and Sexual 700 155 at any time. IN EVENT OF AN Assault Crisis Support. Ph: 03 364 8791 HOSPITAL VISITING HOURS EMERGENCY PHONE 111. ASHBURTON HOSPITAL VICTIMS SUPPORT GROUP This service is for emergency medical care WARD 1 - DAILY, 10 - 11.30am & 2 - 7.30pm. 24 hr - Freephone 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 only. Please bring your Community Services Children must be accompanied by an adult. Card. All non New Zealanders should bring WARD 6 - (including Assessment, Treatment & 846) - Direct dials to a volunteer. Ashburton Office - 307 8409 week-days, 9am their passport with them, New Zealanders Rehabilitation Unit) - OPEN VISITING. 2pm - outside of these hours leave a message. should bring some form of ID. MATERNITY WARD - DAILY, 10am - 8pm. Sealy Street Medical Centre, Sealy Street, - Husbands and patient’s own children may visit ALCOHOL DRUG HELP LINE will be the duty doctor for Saturday and Sunday the patient from: 7am - 10pm. Call us free on (0800 787 797). until 8am Monday. They will hold surgery from TUARANGI HOME (Cameron St) - DAILY, Lines open 10am - 10pm seven days. 10am until 1pm and from 2pm until 5pm both -unrestricted visiting. LIFELINE - Toll-Free: 0800 353 353 days. No appointment necessary on Saturday. ASHBURTON REST HOMES Please phone 308 1212 for an appointment from OMMUNITY ERVICES COLDSTREAM HOUSE, CAMERON COURTS 9.30am on Sunday. ART GALLERY and PRINCES COURT all have DAILY, METHVEN & RAKAIA AREA 327 West Street, phone 308 1133. unrestricted visiting. Saturday and Sunday doctor and emergency Open Daily: 10am – 4pm Wed: 10am – 7pm EMERGENCY DENTIST details, please telephone the Methven Medical ASHBURTON PUBLIC LIBRARY If you do not have or cannot contact your Centre, ph 302 8105. Havelock Street. Ph 308 7192. regular dentist, please phone 027 683 0679 Ashburton Hospital DOES NOT Saturday: 10am - 1pm, Sunday 1pm - 4pm for the name of the rostered weekend dentist provide an accident and emergency service. in Christchurch. Hours 9am-5pm, Saturdays, ASHBURTON MUSEUM Except in cases of emergency, persons requiring Sundays and Public Holidays. 327 West Street, Asburton. Ph 307 7890. medical attention must consult their own or the Weekends 1pm - 4pm. Research facilities duty general practitioner. Persons subsequently ELPLINE ERVICES weekday afternoons. requiring treatment at Ashburton Hospital must

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Including Children’s church

ACCOMMODATION, RENTAL

ANNE, lady in 40s for elder man. Professional and very discreet. In/out calls, phone 027 362 2434.

Cnr Cass & Havelock Sts

Phone 308 5409 Join us this Sunday to discover HOPE for 2016. www.ashburtonbaptist.co.nz

308-1095

ADULT ENTERTAINMENT

have a general practitioners note of referral.

Have you lost your way in Life?

Road The Green Grocer Main SouthTinwald

Weekend Services

$1.49 ea $2.49 bag .99c ea $2.49 bag

Church Services

Broccoli .99c ea

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

MEDICAL SERVICES

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Ashburton District Council 03-307-7700 - 24h/sce.

MAIL CLOSING TIMES

MID CANTERBURY ANIMAL SHELTER - Contact - President 021 1356 969. VETERINARIANS

20 River Terrace - Phone 03 308 4020 WEEKEND HOURS: Sat & Sun 7am - 7pm. Public Holidays 10am - 5pm. ASHBURTON MAIL CENTRE FAST POST: Mon - Fri 6pm STANDARD POST: Mon - Fri 6pm POST DELIVERY CENTRES Allenton & Tinwald: Mon - Fri 5pm Methven & Rakaia: Mon - Fri 4.30pm ASHBURTON’S STREET RECEIVERS Business Area: Mon - Fri 5pm Residential Area: Mon - Fri 1pm

MID CANTERBURY SPCA

WEEKEND EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER: All enquiries - John Keeley - 308 4432 or 0274 342 646.

VET ENT RIVERSIDE - PH 03 308 2321, 1 Smallbone Dr, Ashburton. Saturday clinic: 9am - 12 noon. 24-hour emergencies: Large: Neroli Wall. Small: Catherine Haywood. CANTERBURY VETS - Ph 03 307 0686, West Street Clinic, West Street, Ashburton. INFORMATION CENTRES Saturday clinic: 9am - 12 noon. Weekend ASHBURTON - Sat 10am until 2pm. emergencies: Renate Haveman. Sun CLOSED. Public holidays from 10am until VETLIFE ASHBURTON - Ph 03 307 5195, 2pm. Phone 308-1050. Cnr East St & Smithfield Rd, Ashburton. METHVEN - Saturday, Sunday and Public Saturday clinic: 9am - 12 noon. Weekend Holidays 10am until 3pm. emergencies: Large: Matt Wong. Small: Ref Phone 302-8955 or isite@midcanterburynz.com Vet Ent. BUS DEPARTURES ASHBURTON VETS - Ph 0276 838 000, Reservations & timetables, 24-hour service. 149 Cameron St, Ashburton: Duty vet: Ben Freephone for reservations: 0800 802 802. Hallenstein. Full emergency service all weekend. BUSES - Southbound: 9.30am, 3.20pm. Northbound: 12.30pm, 5.10pm. Vet Ent and Vet Life now operate a joint after-

ANIMAL SERVICES DOG, STOCK & NOISE CONTROL

hours small animal emergency service. To use this service please phone your vet as usual.

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6am Wiki The Kiwi 3 0 6:05 Little Monstar 3 0 6:10 Kune’s Kitchen 0 6:30 Buzzy Bee And Friends 3 6:40 Miles From Tomorrowland 3 0 7:05 The Amazing World Of Gumball 3 0 7:25 Nexo Knights 7:50 Pokemon XY 3 0 8:15 Hulk And The Agents Of Smash 0 8:40 Marvel’s Avengers Assemble 0 9:05 Clarence 0 9:35 Mighty Med 10am Fresh 10:30 Family Matters 11am The Voice 0 11:55 The Fosters PGR 12:55 M Now And Then PGR 1995 Comedy. Demi Moore, Christina Ricci. 3pm Melissa And Joey PGR 0 3:25 The Neighbours PGR 0 3:55 Home Free 4:50 M Ratatouille PGR 2007 Animated. Voices of Patton Oswalt, Ian Holm, Peter O’Toole. 0 7pm M Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 PGR 2013 Family. Flint and his friends set out to save the world, again. Voice of Anna Faris. 0 8:50 M Conan The Barbarian AO 2011 Action. Jason Momoa.

6am Charles Stanley 6:30 Outdoors With Geoff 3 7am Gone Fishin’ 3 7:30 Infomercials 9:30 The Nation 10:30 Survivor – Blood v Water 3 Some of Tyson’s alliance friends target him; Vytas, Tina, and Laura compete on Redemption Island. 0 11:30 The Block New Zealand – Girls v Boys Omnibus PGR Two teams of women and two teams of men compete to take four 1980s town houses into the 21st century. 0 4pm Shark Tank 3 0 5pm Gone Fishin’ 5:30 The Goldbergs 3 Barry joins the Army ROTC programme after seeing the movie Top Gun, but when the going gets tough, leaving is not an option, thanks to Murray. 0 6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm 7pm M Meet The Fockers PGR 3 2004 Comedy. The Byrne family travels to Miami to meet Greg’s parents, only to find they are alcoholic, sexaddicted hippies. Ben Stiller, Teri Polo, Dustin Hoffman, Robert De Niro. 0 9:20 M This Is 40 AO 3 2012 Comedy. Paul Rudd, Leslie Mann. 0

6am Sesame Street 3 6:55 Emma! 3 7am Sticky TV 8:20 Oh No! It’s An Alien Invasion 3 8:45 Beyblade – Shogun Steel 3 9:10 Power Rangers – Megaforce 3 9:35 Infomercials 2pm Sesame Street 3 2:55 Pingu 3 3pm Barney And Friends 3 3:30 Infomercials 4:30 Pukana 2 5pm Drake And Josh 3 When Drake finds out Josh is Miss Nancy, the advice columnist for the school newspaper, he uses it to his advantage. 5:30 Mr Young 3 6pm Victorious 3 6:30 Life’s Funniest Moments 3 7pm Million Dollar Listing PGR Josh Altman and his brother seek a Beverly Hills getaway for a potential international client. 8pm The Biggest Loser 3 9pm The Biggest Loser 3 9:55 Would I Lie To You? PGR 3 0 10:25 Baggage AO 3

6am Home Shopping 7am L Football – UEFA Euro Spain v Turkey. Group D, at Stade de Nice, Nice. 9:05 Home Shopping 11:25 NRL Fulltime Noon The Crowd Goes Wild 3 2:30 Netball – ANZ Championship Australia v New Zealand. 3:30 Dogs – Their Secret Lives 3 Dogs often manipulate humans into feeding them more which, although clever, can result in harmful outcomes. 4:30 Fishing And Adventure 5pm Addicted To Fishing 5:30 Prime News 6pm River Cottage To The Core 3

7am L Hockey – Men’s Champions Trophy Final – Australia v India. From London. 9am Random Rugby TV 9:15 Small Blacks TV 9:30 Darts – Auckland Masters (Replay) Day One. From Trusts Arena, Auckland. 1:30 World Rugby 2pm School Of Hard Knocks 3pm L Rugby – International Fiji v Samoa. From ANZ Stadium, Suva. 5pm #SkySpeed 5:30 The F1 Show 6pm Rugby – U20 World Championship (Highlights) New Zealand v Wales. From AJ Bell Stadium, Salford.

7pm Storage Wars PGR 7:30 James May’s Cars Of The People PGR James discovers how austerity and fears of congestion led to European motoring disasters, including Britain’s three wheelers, French death traps, and German absurdities. 0 8:30 Rugby – International All Blacks v Wales.

6:30 L Rugby – International All Blacks v Wales – Second Test. From Westpac Stadium, Wellington.

1:20 Emmerdale PGR 3 0 3:15 Infomercials 5:30 The Key Of David

11pm M Joe Dirt PGR 2001 Comedy. A janitor goes on the road to search for his family. Christopher Walken, David Spade. 0 12:45 My Kitchen Rules 3 0 5:05 Fresh 3 5:30 It Is Written 3

11:50 F Blue Bloods AO 0 12:50 Born In The Wrong Body – My Transgender Kid AO 3 1:45 Infomercials 5am Hillsong 3 5:30 Charles Stanley

11:15 Infomercials 5am Infomercials

11pm The Five AO 3 Twenty years after five-year-old Jesse went missing, his DNA is found at a murder scene. 0 Midnight 60 Minutes PGR 3 Current affairs from New Zealand and around the world. 1am Home Shopping

CHOICE TV 6am Better Homes And Gardens 7:30 The Great Antiques Map Of Britain 8am Natural World – Monkey Thieves 8:30 Triumph And Tragedy On The World’s Greatest Reef 9:30 Destination Flavour Scandinavia 10am French Food Safari 10:30 Location, Location, Location 11:30 Great British Garden Revival 12:30 Restoration Man 1:30 Better Homes And Gardens 3pm Being Erica PGR 4pm Double Your House For Half The Money 5pm Hugh’s Three Good Things 5:30 Jamie At Home 6pm Getaway 6:30 The Burrowers – Animals Underground 7:30 Antiques Roadshow Detectives 8pm 50 Ways To Kill Your Mammy 9pm American Restoration 9:30 Baggage Battles 10pm Buy It, Fix It, Sell It 10:30 Getaway 11pm Hugh’s Three Good Things 11:30 Jamie At Home

SUNDAY

Midnight Buying The Bayou 12:30 Baggage Battles 1am Double Your House For Half The Money 2am Being Erica PGR 3am Antiques Roadshow Detectives 3:30 American Restoration 4am 50 Ways To Kill Your Mammy 5am The Burrowers – Animals Underground

MAORI TV 6:30 Pukoro 2 7am SpongeBob Tarau Porowha 2 7:30 Tribe 8am Fitness In The Whare 3 8:30 Te Kaea 3 2 9am Playlist 9:30 Kai Time On The Road 3 10am Cam’s Kai 3 10:30 Paki Vault 3 11am Kawe Korero – Reporters 1:30 The Big Hit 2pm Rugby – French Top 14 2:30 Friday Night Lights PGR

THE BOX 6am Whose Line Is It Anyway? US PG 6:25 Piha Rescue PG 6:50 Piha Rescue PG 7:15 CSI MV 8:05 Survivor – Philippines PG 11:50 The Simpsons Super Saturday PG 2:20 Barry’d Treasure PG 2:45 Lizard Lick Towing PG 3:10 Law And Order – UK MV 4:05 Psych MC 4:55 The Simpsons Super Saturday PG 7:30 Whose Line Is It Anyway? US PG 8pm Barry’d Treasure PG 8:30 Lizard Lick Towing PG 9pm Call Of The Wildman PG 9:30 Rocky Mountain Bounty Hunters MV 10:30 RBT MC 11:20 Raw MV

SUNDAY

1:45 Rocky Mountain Bounty Hunters MV 2:40 Whose Line Is It Anyway? US PG 3:05 Barry’d Treasure PG 3:30 Lizard Lick Towing PG 3:55 Call Of The Wildman PG 4:20 Piha Rescue PG 4:45 RBT MC 5:35 Survivor – Philippines PG

11pm Rugby – International (Replay) 12:10 Motorsport – V8 Supercars (Highlights) 1:40 Rugby League – NRL (Highlights) 2:50 L Rugby – International 5am Rugby – International (Highlights) 5:30 Rugby – International (Highlights)

SKY SPORT 2 3:30 Rugby League – Fox Memorial Shield Papakura v Mangere East. 5:30 Te Kaea 2 6pm Waka Huia 3 6:30 M Planet 51 PGR 2009 Animated. Voice of Dwayne Johnson. 8:10 Nga Whetu O Matariki AO 8:40 M Slumdog Millionaire AO 2008 Drama. Dev Patel. 10:40 Te Kaea 3 2 Britain’s Got Talent 11:10 Whare Taonga 7:30pm on TV One 11:40 Closedown

DISCOVERY 6am Auction Kings 6:30 MythBusters PG Drain Disaster. 7:30 MythBusters PG Wheel of Mythfortune. 8:30 ET Fishing Escapes PG 9:25 Murder Among Friends M Dead Lift. 10:20 Yukon Men M 11:15 Treehouse Masters PG 12:10 Bering Sea Gold PG 1:05 Naked And Afraid M 2pm Uncovering Aliens PG 2:55 Through The Wormhole With Morgan Freeman PG 3:50 Moonshiners M 4:45 Alaskan Bush People M 5:40 You Have Been Warned PG 6:35 Bering Sea Gold PG 7:30 Treehouse Masters PG 8:30 Alaska – The Last Frontier M 9:30 Moonshiners M 10:30 Auction Hunters PG 11pm Ultimate Warfare M

SUNDAY

Midnight Yukon Men M 12:55 Deadly Demands M 1:50 Moonshiners M 2:45 Auction Hunters PG 3:15 Yukon Men M 4:10 Moonshiners M 5:05 MythBusters PG

MOVIES PREMIERE 6:20 Into The Storm MC 2014 Thriller. Richard Armitage, Matt Walsh. 7:55 Walk Of Shame MLS 2014 Comedy. Elizabeth Banks, James Marsden. 9:30 Dark Places 16VLSC 2015 Thriller. 11:25 Oliver Stoned 16LSC 2014 Comedy. Seth Cassell, Brea Grant. 12:55 The Maze Runner MV 2014 Action. Dylan O’Brien, Kaya Scodelario. 2:45 Taken 3 MVL 2014 Action. Liam Neeson, Maggie Grace. 4:35 The Harvest MVLSC 2015 Horror. Samantha Morton, Michael Shannon. 6:20 Mission – Impossible: Rogue Nation MV 2015 Action. Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson. 8:30 Chappie 16VLC 2015 Sci-fi. Sharlto Copley, Hugh Jackman. 10:35 No Good Deed 16VLC 2014 Thriller. Idris Elba, Taraji P Henson.

SUNDAY

Midnight After The Dark MVLSC 2013 Sci-fi. 1:45 The Harvest MVLSC 2015 Horror. 3:30 Chappie 16VLC 2015 Sci-fi. 5:30 Close Up – Russell Crowe PG

6am Fox Sports News 6:30 L Rugby League – Super League Warrington Wolves v Catalans Dragons. 9:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 10am The F1 Show 10:30 Supercars Life 11am Sky Sport News NZ 11:30 The Crowd Goes Wild Noon Motorsport – British Touring Car Championship Cloudy with a Chance of 1pm SKY Sport News NZ Meatballs 2, 7pm on TV2 1:30 Rugby League – Super League (Replay) Warrington Wolves v Catalans Dragons. MOVIES GREATS 3:30 Sky Sport News NZ 7:25 You’ve Got Mail PGL 1998 4pm Rugby League – Super Romance. Meg Ryan, Tom Hanks. 9:20 The Silence Of The Lambs 16C League (Highlights) Widnes Vikings v Wigan Warriors. 1991 Suspense. Anthony Hopkins, 4:30 Rugby League – Super Jodie Foster. 11:15 Zombieland League (Highlights) Warrington 16VL 2009 Action. Woody Harrelson, Wolves v Catalans Dragons. Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone. 5pm Rugby – U20 World 12:40 The Notebook PGC Championship (Replay) New 2004 Drama. James Garner, Zealand v Wales. Gena Rowlands, Ryan Gosling. 7pm UFC 200 Greatest Fighters 3 2:40 King Kong MV 2005 7:55 L Motorsport – GP2 Adventure. Naomi Watts, Jack Black, Series Race One. From Azerbaijan. Adrian Brodie. 5:45 Gangs Of 9:05 #SkySpeed New York 16VLS 2002 Historical 9:30 L Rugby – International Drama. Leonardo DiCaprio, Australia v England – Second Test. Daniel Day-Lewis, Cameron Diaz. SUNDAY 8:30 Terminator 3 – Rise Of 12:35 Rugby – International The Machines MVL 2003 Sci-fi. (Highlights) All Blacks v Wales – Arnold Schwarzenegger, Nick Stahl, Second Test. Claire Danes. 10:20 Hannibal 1am Fox Sports News 18 2001 Thriller. Anthony Hopkins, 1:30 Netball – ANZ Championship Julianne Moore, Gary Oldman. (Replay) Thunderbirds v Swifts. SUNDAY 3am L Hockey – Women’s 12:30 Law Abiding Citizen 18V Champions Trophy Netherlands v 2009 Crime. 2:20 Gangs Of New Black Sticks. York 16VLS 2002 Historical Drama. 4:40 #SkySpeed 5:05 Terminator 3 – Rise Of The 5am Athletics – IAAF Diamond Machines MVL 2003 Sci-fi. League (Highlights)

0 Closed captions; 3 Repeat; 2 Maori Language. RATINGS: 16 Approved for persons 16 years or over; 18 Approved for persons 18 years or over; AO Adults only; C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG/PGR Parental guidance recommended for young viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. Local Radio: NewsTalk ZB 873AM/98.1FM FM Classic Hits ZEFM 92.5; Port FM Local 94.9, 98.9 and 106.1

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TV THREE 6am Life TV 6:30 Brian Houston 7am Charles Stanley 8am Universal Church Of The Kingdom Of God 8:30 Turning Point 9am R&R 9:30 The Hui 0 10am The Nation 0 11:05 Big Angry Fish 3 Noon Entertainment Tonight Weekend 1pm Motorsport – Road To Le Mans 1:30 Motorsport – Beach Hop Part One. 2pm Motorsport – NAC Car Culture 2:30 Motorsport – D1NZ Pukekohe 3pm Motorsport – Monster Jam 10 Tour Recap 4pm Motorsport – World Rally Championship (Highlights) Round Six. 5pm Ice Road Truckers 3 0 6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm 7pm The Block New Zealand – Girls v Boys PGR 0 8:30 Westside AO 0 9:30 Thirteen AO The investigation into missing Phoebe Tarl puts more pressure on Ivy to relive an experience she would rather forget. 0 10:35 M Crank – High Voltage AO 3 2009 Action. Jason Statham, Amy Smart.

FOUR

6am Rural Delivery 0 6:35 Sunday 0 7:10 Tagata Pasifika 8am Praise Be 8:30 Attitude 0 9am Q+A 0 10am Waka Huia 10:30 Marae PGR 2 11am Neighbourhood 0 11:30 Fair Go 3 11:55 Wild Vets 0 12:25 Death Threat 12:55 Posh Pawn PGR 3 0 2pm Shed Of The Year 3 0 3pm Intrepid Journeys 3 0 4pm F Biggest And Baddest 0 5pm Natural Born Monsters 0 6pm One News 0

6am Sooty 3 0 6:20 Little Monstar 3 0 6:25 Art Attack 3 0 6:50 Henry Hugglemonster 3 0 7:10 The Tom And Jerry Show 3 0 7:35 Get Ace 3 0 8am What Now What Now prepares for the longest night of the year; Ronnie learns some tricks from master ice skaters. 10am Dog With A Blog 0 10:25 The Voice 0 Noon Shortland Street Omnibus PGR 0 2:35 Samantha Who? PGR 3 0 3:05 Trophy Wife PGR 3 0 3:30 Home And Away Omnibus 0 6pm Betty White’s Off Their Rockers 0 6:30 The Middle 0

7pm Sunday 0 7:45 Mastermind 0 8:30 Blindspot AO When an abandoned baby is found with a tattoo matching one of Jane’s, the team must identify the baby and save other infants in the process. 0 9:30 The Family AO 0 10:25 In The Club PGR 3 0

7pm My Kitchen Rules PGR 0 8:15 The Simpsons PGR When Smithers is upset by Burns’s lack of affection towards him, Homer sets out to find him a boyfriend. 0 8:45 M After Earth AO 2013 Sci-fi. 0 10:40 M House At The End Of The Street AO 2012 Horror.

11:30 Q+A 3 Local political-affairs programme. 0 12:50 Attitude 3 0 1:15 Emmerdale PGR 3 0 3:05 Marae PGR Maori current-affairs show. 2 3:35 Infomercials

12:35 M Evil Dead 12:30 Infomercials 11:35 Infomercials AO 2013 Horror. Jane Levy, 5:30 Brian Houston @ Hillsong TV 5am Infomercials Shiloh Fernandez. 2:15 NY ER PGR 3 2:40 Infomercials 3:15 Jeremy Kyle AO 3 4:05 Regular Show PGR 3 4:15 It Is Written 3 4:45 Switched At Birth PGR 3 0 5:30 Infomercials

CHOICE TV 6am Natural World – Monkey Thieves 6:30 Through The Bible With Les Feldick 7am Double Your House For Half The Money 8am Getaway 8:30 Baggage Battles 9am Buy It, Fix It, Sell It 9:30 Hugh’s Three Good Things 10am Jamie At Home 10:30 50 Ways To Kill Your Mammy 11:30 The Burrowers – Animals Underground 12:30 Antiques Roadshow Detectives 1pm American Restoration 1:30 Being Erica PGR 2:30 Sophie In The Home Counties 3pm The Kindness Diaries 3:30 Extreme Frontiers South Africa 4:30 River Cottage – Three Go Mad 5:30 Backroad Bounty 6:30 The Living Room 7:30 American Pickers Series that follows two skilled ‘pickers’ as they look for objects with historical, collectible, and pop-culture value. 8:30 The Time Of Our Lives AO 10:30 Sophie In The Home Counties 11pm Natural World – Monkey Thieves 11:30 The Kindness Diaries

MONDAY

Midnight Extreme Frontiers South Africa 1am River Cottage – Three Go Mad 2am The Time Of Our Lives AO 4am American Pickers 5am Backroad Bounty

6am Sesame Street 3 6:55 Emma! 3 7am Strawberry Shortcake 3 7:25 Wonder Pets 3 7:50 Ready, Steady, Wiggles 3 8am Bob The Builder 3 8:10 Thomas And Friends 8:20 Fireman Sam 3 0 8:30 The Winx Club 3 8:55 Ben And Holly’s Little Kingdom 3 9:30 Sticky TV Omnibus 11:30 Infomercials 2pm Sesame Street 3 2:55 Pingu 3 3pm Barney And Friends 3 3:30 Infomercials 4:30 Pukana 2 5pm Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 6pm Victorious 3 6:30 M 3 Ninjas Kick Back PGR 1994 Family Comedy. Victor Wong, Max Elliott Slade. 8:30 M Morning Glory AO 3 2010 Comedy. An old-school anchorman, who quit his evening newscast because of its new, gossipy ways, is recruited by a producer looking to revive a failing morning show. Rachel McAdams, Harrison Ford. 0 10:40 Entertainment Tonight Weekend The biggest entertainment stories of the last week.

PRIME

SKY SPORT 1

6am Religious Programming 10:30 Sport Box The best of the past week’s sports from New Zealand and around the world. Noon Mayday PGR 3 When a Marine Corps jet fighter crashes into a civilian DC-9, investigators discover a dangerous flaw in the American air-transportation system. 1pm Elementary PGR 3 When Holmes and Watson begin a new investigation, they are targeted by a group of cyber-activists. 2pm Shearing Gang PGR 3 2:30 Grassroots Rugby 3:30 Bondi Rescue PGR 3 4pm Animal Airport 3 4:30 Rugby Nation 5:30 Prime News 6pm Life Force 7pm Storage Wars PGR 7:30 Top Gear PGR 0 8:45 The Five AO After being left with no option but to release the only suspect who could lead him to Jesse, Danny enlists Mark’s help, but a frightening new lead lands at his door. 9:45 Elementary PGR 10:45 Limitless PGR 3

11:35 Life Is Toff AO 3 As summer draws to a close, the Fulfords unite to win a Devon Tourism award, and put their ancestral family home on the map. 12:10 Home Shopping

MAORI TV

6am Rugby – International (Replay) All Blacks v Wales – Second Test. 8am Random Rugby TV 8:15 Small Blacks TV 8:30 Rugby – First XV (Replay) Kings College v Auckland Grammar. 10am Rugby – International (Replay) Fiji v Samoa. Noon Motorsport – V8 Supercars Championship (Highlights) Darwin Triple Crown – Race 12. 12:30 Sky Sport News NZ 1pm Motorcycling – Superbikes World Championships (Highlights) Pirelli Riviera Di Rimini Round – Race One. 1:30 Rugby – International (Highlights) All Blacks v Wales – Second Test. 2pm Darts – Masters (Replay) Day Two. 5:30 Rugby – International (Highlights) 6pm Rugby – International (Highlights) 6:30 Rugby – International (Replay) 8:30 Rugby Nation Highlights and analysis of the latest rugby action. 9:30 Fox Sports News The latest sports news and previews of sporting action still to come. 10pm L Canoeing – World Cup Slalom Day Two. From Pau, in France.

11pm UFC Fight Night (Replay) McDonald v Thompson. 1am Golf – US Open (Highlights) Round Three. 2am Rugby Nation 3am L Hockey – Women’s Champions Trophy Australia v Black Sticks. 4:40 Sport TBC 5am Tennis – French Open (Highlights)

SKY SPORT 2

6am Rugby League – NRL (Replay) Dragons v Storm. 8am Canoeing – World Cup Slalom (Replay) Day One. 9:30 Rugby League – NRL (Highlights) Dragons v Storm. 10am Sky Sport News NZ 10:30 Hockey – Women’s Champions Trophy (Replay) Netherlands v Black Sticks. Noon Football – UEFA European Championship (Highlights) Day After Earth Thirteen Nine. 1pm Sunday Footy Show 8:45pm on TV2 9:30pm on TV3 3pm Rugby League – NRL (Highlights) Dragons v Storm. 3:30 L Rugby League – THE BOX DISCOVERY MOVIES PREMIERE MOVIES GREATS Holden Cup Warriors U20 v Roosters 6:55 The Notebook PGC 6am Mission – Impossible: 6:50 Survivor – Philippines PG 6am Auction Kings PG U20. 5:30 L Rugby League – Rogue Nation MV 2015 Action. 2004 Drama. James Garner, 9:20 The Simpsons Super 6:30 MythBusters PG Toilet NRL Warriors v Roosters. Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson. Gena Rowlands, Ryan Gosling. Sunday PG A marathon of Simpson’s Bomb. 7:30 MythBusters 7:50 The After Match 8:10 After The Dark MVLSC 2013 8:55 Hannibal 18 2001 Thriller. episodes. 8:30 Motorsport – V8 Supercars PG The MythBusters Grand Sci-fi. James D’Arcy, Sophie Lowe. Anthony Hopkins, Julianne Moore, Championship (Highlights) Darwin 11:50 Raw MV Finale. 8:30 Bering Sea Gold 9:55 Taken 3 MVL 2014 Action. Gary Oldman. 11:05 Law Triple Crown – Race 13. 2:35 Main Event MV 11:45 No Good Deed 16VLC 2014 PG 9:25 Treehouse Masters Abiding Citizen 18V 2009 9pm Motorcycling – Superbike 3:30 Smackdown MV Thriller. Idris Elba, Taraji P Henson. Crime. Jamie Foxx, Gerard Butler. PG 10:20 Alaska – The Last World Championship (Highlights) 5:15 RBT MC 1:10 Mission – Impossible: Rogue 12:55 Terminator 3 – Rise Of Pirelli Riviera Di Rimini Round – Race Frontier M 11:15 Yukon Men 6:15 Call Of The Wildman PG Nation MV 2015 Action. Tom Cruise, The Machines MVL 2003 Sci-fi. One. 9:30 Rugby – International M 12:10 Deadly Demands Rebecca Ferguson. 3:20 The Signal Arnold Schwarzenegger, Nick Stahl, (Highlights) All Blacks v Wales 6:40 Rocky Mountain Bounty MVL 2014 Sci-fi. Laurence Fishburne, Claire Danes. 2:45 The Wedding M 1:05 Naked And Afraid Hunters MV – Second Test. 10pm Rugby Brenton Thwaites. 4:55 Spooks 7:30 The Musketeers MVLS Grimaud XL M 6:35 Alaska – The Last Planner PGL 2001 Romantic Comedy. – International (Highlights) – The Greater Good MVLS Australia v England – Second Test. vows to kill the Musketeers in a 4:30 Phenomenon PG 1996 Frontier M 7:30 Telescope 2015 Thriller. Kit Harington, 10:30 Rugby – International Romantic Fantasy. John Travolta, series of co-ordinated attacks, and PG 8:30 Uncovering Aliens PG Peter Firth. 6:40 Max PGV (Highlights) South Africa v Ireland – Forest Whitaker, Robert Duvall. tests Feron in his bid for power. 9:30 Through The Wormhole 2015 Adventure. Josh Wiggins, 6:35 I, Robot MV 2004 Sci-fi Thriller. Second Test. 11pm Rugby League 8:30 Criminal Minds 16VS Thomas Haden Church. 8:30 The With Morgan Freeman PG – NRL (Replay) Warriors v Roosters. Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan. 9:25 Criminal Minds 16VS Man From UNCLE MV 2015 Action. MONDAY 10:30 Treehouse Masters 8:30 Love Actually MLS 2003 Henry Cavill, Armie Hammer. 10:20 Crossing Lines MV 1am The After Match 1:30 Fox PG 11:30 MythBusters PG Comedy. 10:45 Forrest Gump MVL 10:30 Mantervention 18VLSC 2014 11:15 The Musketeers MVLS Sports News 2am Ironman 1994 Comedy Drama. Comedy. MONDAY Championship Series MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY 12:30 You Have Been Warned PG (Highlights) 2:30 Netball – ANZ 12:10 Smackdown MV 1:50 Main 1:05 My Best Friend’s Girl 16 2008 Championship (Highlights) Steel 12:10 Dying Of The Light 16VL 1:25 Moonshiners M 2:20 Auction Event MV 2:40 Crossing Lines Comedy. 2:45 Phenomenon 2014 Thriller. 1:45 The Signal MVL v Magic. 3am Netball – ANZ Hunters PG 2:45 Auction Kings PG 2014 Sci-fi. 3:20 Mantervention MV 3:30 Criminal Minds PG 1996 Romantic Fantasy. Championship (Replay) Vixens 3:15 Moonshiners M 4:10 Yukon 16VLS 2014 Comedy. 5am The Man 4:45 Forrest Gump MVL 1994 16VS 4:20 Criminal Minds 16VS v Fever. 4:30 Netball – Beko From UNCLE MV 2015 Action. 5:10 The Musketeers MVLS Men M 5:05 MythBusters PG League (Replay) South v Central. Comedy Drama.

10am Sidewalk Karaoke 3 10:30 Media Take 11am Native Affairs 11:30 Te Araroa Tales From The Trails 3 12:30 Play PGR 1:30 Rugby – French Top 14 3:30 Rugby League – Fox Memorial Shield 5:30 Te Kaea 2 6pm Huia Rau 7pm The Laughing Samoans 3

7:30 Rugby League – NRL (Highlights) Dragons v Storm. 8:30 M O Brother Where Art Thou? AO 2000 Comedy Adventure. In the Deep South during the 1930s, three escaped convicts search for hidden treasure while a lawman pursues them. George Clooney, John Turturro, Tim Blake Nelson. 10:25 Te Kaea 3 2 10:55 Koroua 3 11:25 Closedown

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BROWN, Ronald Thomas (Ron) – On June 13, 2016 passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family at Coldstream Hospital, Ashburton. Aged 87 years. Loved husband of Pam. Dearly loved dad of Susan, Wendy, Robyn, and Graham. Loved grandad of Daniel, Nicola, Shannon, Jared, and Brooke; Regan, Michael, Rochelle, Laura, and Jordan; Ewen, and Olivia and loved great grandad of Jake; Braxton; Caitlyn, Mathew, and Ashleigh; Liam, Joshua, and Lachlan. Messages to 5 Williamson Place, Ashburton 7700. A special thank you to the caring staff at Coldstream Hospital. At Ron’s request a private family service has been held.

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MANSON, Graham Noel – 25.12.1951 – 18.6.2015 One year tonight that you passed away without saying goodbye. Leaving a big gaping hole in our lives. A much treasured husband and devoted father and a treasured friend. Marion, Scott and Kay. “Love you always.”

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MANSON, Graham Noel – 25/12/1951 – 18/6/2015 In memory of a dearly loved brother, brother in law, uncle and friend. “He bid no one a last farewell, he said goodbye to none. The heavenly gates were opened wide and a loving voice said come. Taken from us suddenly one year ago today. Always in our thoughts. Never forgotten.” Colleen, Russell, Dale, Kelly, Matt and Isaac.

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Wind km/h less than 30 fine

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Saturday, 18 June 2016

A front is expected to move north over the South Island tomorrow and weaken, before drifting back southwards over the South Island on Monday as a northerly flow develops and strengthens over the country.

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Canterbury Plains TODAY

TODAY

Fine, with variable high cloud. Northerlies.

Rain about the divide with some heavy falls. High cloud increasing, with a few spots of rain elsewhere. Wind at 1000m: NW rising to 60 km/h at night. Wind at 2000m: NW rising to gale 80 km/h at night.

TOMORROW A period of morning rain, then a few showers, clearing in the afternoon. Southerlies turning northeast.

MONDAY Mainly fine. Northerlies.

TUESDAY Increasing high cloud. Northeasterlies.

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Thick high cloud, few spots of rain possible. Strong northeasterlies changing northwest.

World Weather

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FZL: 2800m lowering to 2400m at night

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Fair fishing

Set 5:24 am Rise 3:43 pm

Full moon

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fine

Greymouth

showers

Christchurch

fine

Timaru

fine

MONDAY

Queenstown

rain

Cloudy periods with rain at times developing about the divide. NW, rising to gale in exposed places.

Dunedin

cloudy

Invercargill

rain

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fine thunder fine showers rain fine cloudy thunder rain rain rain fine fine fine showers

Sunday 9 noon 3

9 pm am 3

Fair fishing

Set 6:21 am Rise 4:23 pm

Last quarter

28 Jun 6:20 am www.ofu.co.nz

Monday 9 noon 3

9 pm

10:01

Rise 8:08 am Set 5:01 pm

Good

Good fishing Set 7:16 am Rise 5:08 pm

New moon

4 Jul 11:03 pm

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River Levels

cumecs

1.60

Selwyn Whitecliffs (NIWA) at 3:10 pm, yesterday

Rakaia Fighting Hill (NIWA) at 3:00 pm, yesterday 197.1 Nth Ashburton at 12:40 pm, yesterday

8.43

Sth Ashburton at 2:10 pm, yesterday

7.89

Rangitata Klondyke at 3:25 pm, yesterday

86.0

Waitaki Kurow at 12:40 pm, yesterday

522.9

Source: Environment Canterbury

Canterbury Readings

Rise 8:07 am Set 5:01 pm

Fair

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Palmerston North mainly fine

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Market Day Saturday, October 15, 2016, 10am - 2pm

Napier

Blenheim

8:09 2:29 8:37 2:46 8:49 3:10 9:19 3:26 9:30 3:51 The times shown are for the Ashburton River mouth. For the Rangitata river mouth subtract 16 minutes and for the Rakaia river mouth subtract 4 minutes.

Rise 8:07 am Set 5:01 pm

Fair

fine

Nelson

2:05

Hamilton

Rain easing to a few showers late morning then clearing in the afternoon. Snow lowering to 1600 metres. Wind at 1000m: Early change to SW 35 km/h, then dying out. N developing in the evening. Wind at 2000m: Early change to SW 45 km/h, then dying out. N 30 developing in the evening.

mainly fine

fine

Tides, Sun, Moon and Fishing Saturday

Auckland

Forecasts for today

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overnight max low

Wellington

TOMORROWFZL: 2400m lowering to 2000m for a time

WEDNESDAY

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Canterbury High Country

Ashburton Airport Temperature °C At 4pm 13.7 14.6 Max to 4pm -2.7 Minimum -7.3 Grass minimum Rainfall mm 0.0 16hr to 4pm June to date 9.4 Avg Jun to date 34 2016 to date 287.6 316 Avg year to date Wind km/h SE 4 At 4pm Strongest gust W 17 Time of gust 12:48pm

to 4pm yesterday

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Timaru Airport

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W4 – –

SW 15 SW 30 12:08pm

E7 NW 17 4:12am

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Puzzles Saturday, June 18, 2016

www.guardianonline.co.nz CRYPTIC

ACROSS 1. Game offering professorships in conservatoires? (7,6) 9. Sail near pinks growing wild (9) 10. It is not fit to paint in such a way (5) 11. Went wrong in making some further reductions (5) 12. Then City’s conversion is not the real thing (9) 13. Takes legal possession of dump no one’s upset by (8) 15. Delayed as trousers are by braces (4,2) 18. Understand article that will boil (6) 20. Don’t dwell on a Jewish feast (8) 23. It’s not the overarm delivery that’s surreptitious (9) 24. Nine players returned, looking for a mortise (5) 25. A trainee who acted strangely (5) 26. Do turn gun on the Arachis (9) 27. Abnormal u-turn partner later takes (13)

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19 20

DOWN 1. Plays with rites known to the initiated (9) 2. Purist may be about right to put his foot in it (7) 3. Will dance about, having been beaten (5) 4. Keel said to be laid out at the water’s edge (8) 5. Quickly going to suspend the right one inside (6) 6. It is characteristic of Eire that her sin is to the South (9) 7. Gave a jump as one set off (7) 8. A caper one can’t prepare (5) 14. Why use theatre without a guidance from the torch-girl? (9)

DILBERT

16. How one might be parental around the time of birth (9) 17. It’s not up to the crew member to pass it on to successors (4,4) 19. Eventually found oneself dun, deep in trouble (5,2) 21. Wine seller one might intern after 3rd November (7) 22. Canal boatman may agree to go by the book (6) 23. He is relatively dirty, coming to an end (5) 24. Principle that’s held either way up (5)

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YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS CRYPTIC Across 1. Commandment 8. Emigrate 9. Isle 10. Shade 13. Shot 16. Term 17. Swan 18. Vies 20. Steps 24. Tour 25. Redolent 26. Summer-house Down 2. Ovid 3. March 4. Noted 5. Exits 6. Sensitivity 7. Pertinacity 11. Aries 12. Exile 14. Howl 15. Free 19. Scrum 21. Their 22. Photo 23. Less QUICK Across 1. Archaic 5. Taper 8. Educated guess 9. Tat 10. Demeanour 12. Daring 13. Rescue 15. Steadfast 16. Pro 18. Viticulturist 20. Worse 21. Taken in Down 1. Alert 2. Counterfeiter 3. Abandoned 4. Creams 5. Tug 6. Preconception 7. Reserve 11. Awestruck 12. Disavow 14. Ballot 17. Often 19. Cue

QUICK ACROSS 6. Done without help (7) 7. Dirty (5) 9. Dined (3) 10. Persecuted (9) 12. Cautious and careful approach (6,5) 15. Excessively indulge (11) 17. Exceed budget (9) 19. Task (3) 21. Mindless (5) 22. Turns upside down (7)

DOWN 1. Bring together (5) 2. Repair (3) 3. Assist (4) 4. Quick-tempered (9) 5. Huge (7) 8. Worn (6) 11. Dancer (9) 13. Break free (6) 14. Financially sound (7) 16. Value (5) 18. Sisters (4) 20. Sheltered side (3)

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Ashburton Guardian

YOUR STARS ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): You want important things, but you want frivolous things, too, and those are the things that may take precedence, because you’re fun like that. As you indulge in the lighter side of life, big issues are being resolved. TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): People around you have money to spend, and you’re just the one to tell them where to spend it. You have ideas that will create a win-win for everyone. And your ability to sell those ideas is particularly strong now. GEMINI (May 21-Jun 21): Theoretical information excites your intellect, but how can you apply it to your life? You want change, you want improvement and you want hands-on training. Bottom line: You need a teacher who’s done this before. CANCER (Jun 22-Jul 22): You’ll do more because you know there’s more that needs doing. Also, you’ll hold out for the best, and when you finally get to taste the thing you want, it will be wonderful. LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): If all you had to do was amuse yourself, how would you get that done today? Something will happen to change the game and make you think about your life a little differently. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22): You’re willing to push things a little further than you were, because you sense a relationship won’t grow until after a shakeup. Ten percent more honesty will bring the healing. LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 23): It’s time you claimed what you’re good at, because others are not going to. You’re going to have to point the way. Maybe it’s arrogance, or maybe just marketing. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 21): Your heart sends warm wishes and welcoming affection. Your head is going to need a little longer to get around to all these changes. Go gentle. It will all happen in good time. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): Those who follow the crowd will end up in crowded places. You’re a leader in this regard, so mostly you’ll have the crowd rallying behind you. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): Cherish the people in your life who make you more courageous because they feed you hope and help you feel good about all you’re bringing into the battle. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): Perhaps you feel slightly reckless, but paradoxically, this is just the kind of swagger that lets you take hold of what’s yours in this world and use it to the full advantage. PISCES (Feb 19-Mar 20): Losses can be blessings, pains can be sources of great strength and the opposition is, of course, the best reason to improve and become masterful. You’ll find yourself grateful.

UNIT 3 SATURDAY 18TH JUNE 10 Houston Place, Ashburton

10:00 - 10:30am

46a McMurdo Street, Tinwald

10:15 - 10:30am

27 Grey Street, Ashburton

10:30 - 11:00am

30 Catherwood Avenue, Ashburton

11:00 - 11:30am

65 Buckleys Terrace, Tinwald

11:00 - 11:30am

3/24 Cox Street, Ashburton

11:15 - 11:45am

12 Jane Street, Ashburton

11:15 - 11:45am

22 Buchanan Place, Ashburton

12:00 - 12:30pm

3/350 Burnett Street, Ashburton

12:00 - 12:30pm

26 Mitchell Place, Ashburton

12:00 - 12:30pm

1/378 Burnett Street, Ashburton

12:45 - 1:15pm

71 Beach Road, Ashburton

12:45 - 1:15pm

25 Brucefield Avenue, Ashburton

1:00 - 1:30pm

108 Smithfield Road, Ashburton

CANCELLED

1:00 - 1:30pm 1:00 - 1:30pm 1:00 - 1:30pm 1:00 - 1:30pm 1:00 - 1:30pm 1:45 - 2:15pm 1:45 - 2:15pm 1:45 - 2:15pm 2:30 - 3:00pm 2:30 - 3:00pm

5 4 4 3 3 4 3 4 4

2 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 2

2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 4

168 Thomson Street, Tinwald

SUNDAY 19TH JUNE 117 Dunford Street, Rakaia 65 Buckleys Terrace, Tinwald 30 Reighton Drive, Ashburton 37 Hanrahan Street, Ashburton 20 Glassey Drive, Ashburton 115a Creek Road, Ashburton 5 Carters Road, Ashburton 46a McMurdo Street, Tinwald 25 Braebrook Drive, Ashburton 55 Grayburn Road, Ashburton

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- 2 Bedrooms - New Carpet - Modern Kitchen & Bathroom - Generous Living area - HRV plus Floor Mitsubishi Heat Pump - Underfloor and Ceiling insulation

46a McMurdo Street, Ashburton

27 Grey Street, Ashburton,

- 3 bedrooms

1st home buyers not afraid of a little bit of work to create some equity.

- 4 bedrooms, master with en suite

- Tidy kitchen

- Open plan living and dining

- Good double external garage

This back section house needs a little bit of TLC given to it to bring it back to its original glory. Sitting on 1/4 acre has a spacious living area and a great size kitchen. 3 big bedrooms with great storage cupboards and wardrobes. Plenty of room for pets and kids.

$295,00 OPEN HOME Saturday 10:00am - 10.30am

$288,000 OPEN HOME Saturday 10:15am - 10.30am

$394,000 OPEN HOME Saturday 10:30am - 11.00am

rwashburton.co.nz/AHB21231

rwashburton.co.nz/AHB21132

Set Date of Sale closing 4 July 2016 OPEN HOME Saturday 11:15am - 11.45am rwashburton.co.nz/AHB21225 Armand van-der-Eik 021 597 527 armand.vandereik@raywhite.com Mid Canterbury Real Estate Limited LICENSED (REAA 2008)

65 Buckleys Terrace, Tinwald

Price Reduction

- Heat pump and Ventilation system - Double internal access garage with auto door opener

Owners very motivated to get this sold under the hammer. Space to spread the family far and wide in this house, consisting of 5 bedrooms or make the 5th your office. Master bedroom has an en-suite. A delightful roomy kitchen to feed the troops with under floor heating.

Auction on site on 25 June 2016 at 11:00am OPEN HOME Saturday 11:00am - 11.30am Sunday 1:00 - 1:30pm

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3/350 Burnett Street Ashburton

71 Beach Road, Ashburton

20 Glassey Drive, Ashburton

117 Dunford Street, Ashburton

- Two double bedrooms

- 3 Double Bedrooms

Nice Flat corner position.

- Generous open plan living and dining

- New Kitchen with Open Plan Living

- Spacious Kitchen/Dining/Living

1/4 acre residential site with easy access.

- Large floor heat pump and night store heating

- Renovated and Painted Throughout

- Built to capture sun

- Double garage with auto door opener

- Single Internal access Garage

- Double Garage internal access

THE BONUS: A large Total Span style barn in excellent condition.

Offers over $330,000 OPEN HOME Saturday 12:00pm - 12.30pm

NOW $250,000 OPEN HOME Saturday 12:45pm - 1.15pm

$345,000 ONO OPEN HOME Sunday 1:00pm - 1.30pm

Set Date of Sale closing 30 June 2016, at 4:00pm OPEN HOME Sunday 1:00pm - 1.30pm

rwashburton.co.nz/AHB21196

rwashburton.co.nz/AHB21232

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Price Reduction

OWN OR INVEST NOW

70 George Street, Tinwald - Separate laundry, toilet & bathroom

3/24 Cox Street, Ashburton