GOOD EVENING. CLEAR SKIES, LIGHT WINDS AND AN INCOMING HIGH PRODUCED A SAVAGE FROST IN SOME PLACES LAST NIGHT. TEKAPO WOKE TO MINUS-10. MT COOK STARTED OUT ON MINUS-14. PARTS OF DUNEDIN AND MANAPOURI HAD FREEZING FOG. STILL GOT THE HIGH OVER US TOMORROW, BUT THERE'S ALSO SOME SHOWERS FOR PARTS OF BOTH ISLANDS. LATER IN THE NEWS HOUR, I'LL TELL YOU WHETHER TO HEAD EAST OR WEST TO FIND THE SUN. RIGHT NOW, IT'S 6 O'CLOCK. DUE TO THE LIVE NATURE OF ONE NEWS WE APOLOGISE FOR THE LACK OF CAPTIONS FOR SOME ITEMS. VOTERS IN IKAROA-RAWHITI GO TO THE POLLS TO CHOSE A SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE MP PAREKURA HOROMIA. THE AFTERMATH OF THE STORM THAT CUT POWER TO LARGE PARTS OF WELLINGTON ` WHY SOME RESIDENTS ARE STILL FACING A BLACKOUT. A PIONEERING IVF TREATMENT ` MAKING A BABY FROM THREE SETS OF DNA IN ORDER TO PREVENT GENETIC DISORDERS. AND TEED-OFF GOLFERS FORCED TO PAY OUT THOUSANDS FOR A CABLE CAR LINK TO FINISH THEIR ROUND. THERE'S JUST UNDER AN HOUR NOW TO GO FOR VOTING IN THE IKAROA-RAWHITI BY-ELECTION. JOINING US NOW LIVE WITH THE LATEST FROM THE HEART OF THE ELECTORATE IS POLITICAL REPORTER MICHAEL PARKIN IN GISBORNE. HAS THERE BEEN A BIG TURNOUT? POLLING BOOTHS ARE CLOSING. THE VOTE IS ONGOING, SO WE CAN'T GIVE NUMBERS YET. WEATHER WAS GOOD. TRADITIONALLY BYELECTIONS HAVE A LOW TURNOUT. IF THEY CAN GET 50% OF VOTERS, THEY'D BE PLEASED. WHEN CAN WE EXPECT A RESULT? PROBABLY 10PM. DOZENS OF WELLINGTON STREETS ARE STILL IN COMPLETE DARKNESS, NINE DAYS AFTER THE CAPITAL WAS HIT BY THE WORST STORM IN DECADES. WHILE THE CLEAN-UP IS WELL UNDERWAY, SOME WORRIED RESIDENTS WON'T BE GETTING THEIR STREET LIGHTS BACK UNTIL NEXT WEEK AT THE EARLIEST. SARAH BRADLEY EXPLAINS. BLANKETED IN DARKNESS ` THIS PETONE STREET STILL HAS NO WORKING LIGHTS, EVEN THOUGH IT'S BEEN MORE THAN A WEEK SINCE THE STORM. CONSIDERING THERE'S NO VISIBLE DAMAGE HERE, I DON'T QUITE UNDERSTAND WHY IT HAS REMAINED IN TOTAL DARKNESS. ALL THE STREETS AROUND HERE ARE DARK AS SOON AS THE SUN SETS ` COMPLETE DARKNESS. JENNIFER SAGE SAYS STEPPING OFF THE BUS IN PETONE LAST NIGHT WAS FRIGHTENING. WE WERE IMMEDIATELY PLUNGED INTO TOTAL DARKNESS ` COULDN'T SEE WHERE WE WALKING ` AND WE WERE VERY AWARE IF WE HAD GOT INTO DIFFICULTIES OR SOMEBODY HAD BECOME AGGRESSIVE, NOBODY WOULD COME OUT, BECAUSE THEY COULDN'T SEE WHAT WAS GOING ON EITHER. THE SAFETY CONCERNS ABOUT THE LACK OF STREET LIGHTS CAN BE ILLUSTRATED HERE AT AVA ST STATION IN PETONE, WHERE COMMUTERS HAVE TO NAVIGATE THEIR WAY DOWN THESE VERY STEEP STAIRS IN UTTER DARKNESS. STILL IN THE DARK, 50 HOMES. BOOK ILLUSTRATOR FIFI COLSTON COULDN'T WORK FOR A WEEK WHILE SHE WAITED FOR HER POWER TO BE RESTORED. I HAD TO BE REALLY PERSISTENT ` WAS ON HOLD FOR 20 MINUTES AT A TIME ` AND SOMEONE EVEN HUNG UP ON ME AT ONE STAGE. SHE SAYS SHE WAS LUCKY TO HAVE GAS FOR COOKING AND HEATING BUT GOT FRUSTRATED AS THE DAYS DRAGGED ON. AND I SAID, 'THE POWER WAS ON QUICKER IN THE CHRISTCHURCH EARTHQUAKE', AND THEY SAID, 'OH YES, BUT THAT WAS A 30 SECOND EVENT; 'THIS WAS A TWO-DAY STORM.' (LAUGHS) AND I... YEAH, WELL, THAT DIDN'T REALLY WASH WITH ME. WELLINGTON ELECTRICITY, WHICH MANAGES THE POWER LINES AND POLES, SAYS RECONNECTING HOMES IS ITS FIRST PRIORITY. FIXING THE STREET LIGHTS, THOUGH, WON'T START UNTIL NEXT WEEK. SARAH BRADLEY, ONE NEWS. AS THE WORLD WAITS FOR NEWS ABOUT THE HEALTH OF FORMER SOUTH AFRICAN PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA, US PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA HAS ARRIVED IN SOUTH AFRICA. MR MANDELA IS A PERSONAL HERO OF THE AMERICAN LEADER, BUT MR OBAMA MIGHT NOT GET A FINAL MEETING WITH HIS IDOL. HERE'S THE ABC'S JONATHAN KARL. FOR PRESIDENT OBAMA, A BITTERSWEET ARRIVAL IN SOUTH AFRICA; AN HISTORIC FIRST ` AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN PRESIDENT WARMLY GREETED WHERE APARTHEID ONCE RULED. NELSON MANDELA IS THE MAN WHO INSPIRED A TEENAGED OBAMA TO MAKE HIS VERY FIRST POLITICAL SPEECH. A FEW YEARS AGO, HE TAPED A TRIBUTE FOR MANDELA'S 90TH BIRTHDAY. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, NELSON MANDELA. I HOPE THAT I HAVE A CHANCE TO SEE YOU SOON. THAT CHANCE MAY NEVER COME. MANDELA'S HEALTH IS SO PRECARIOUS, THE WHITE HOUSE CONSIDERED CANCELLING THE TRIP OUT OF RESPECT FOR THE FAMILY. PRESIDENT OBAMA TOLD REPORTERS TODAY HE DOESN'T NEED A PHOTO-OP WITH MANDELA, AND IT'LL BE ENTIRELY UP TO THE FAMILY WHETHER HE HAS ONE LAST CHANCE TO SEE HIS PERSONAL HERO. THIS IS THE ONE KNOWN PHOTOGRAPH OF MANDELA AND OBAMA ` A SNAPSHOT OF A 10-MINUTE MEETING THE TWO HAD IN 2005. OBAMA WAS JUST A JUNIOR SENATOR. THE PRESIDENT HAS THE PHOTO ON A TABLE OUTSIDE THE OVAL OFFICE ` AN INSPIRATION HE SEES EVERY DAY HE IS IN THE WHITE HOUSE. JOINING US NOW LIVE FROM SOUTH AFRICA IS ONE NEWS EUROPE CORRESPONDENT GARTH BRAY. GARTH, WHAT IS THE LATEST ON NELSON MANDELA'S CONDITION TODAY? THIS'LL BE HIS 22ND DAY IN INTENSIVE CARE. WINNIE MADIKIZELA VISITED AND GAVE AN UPDATE YESTERDAY. I'M NOT A DOCTOR, BUT I CAN SAY THAT FROM WHAT HE WAS A FEW DAYS AGO, THERE IS GREAT IMPROVEMENT. BUT, CLINICALLY, HE IS STILL UNWELL. PRESIDENT OBAMA IS IN PRETORIA. ANY MORE TALK OF WHETHER HE WILL VISIT NELSON MANDELA'S FAMILY? IT WOULD BE A SURPRISE. HE MAY MEET WITH SOME OF THE MANDELA FAMILY. SOUTH AFRICANS ARE KEEN TO HAVE OBAMA MEET. THANKS. BRITAIN IS SET TO BECOME THE FIRST COUNTRY TO USE GENETIC MATERIAL FROM THREE PEOPLE TO CREATE ONE BABY. THE GROUNDBREAKING PROCEDURE WILL HELP PREVENT COUPLES FROM PASSING SEVERE DISABILITIES ONTO THEIR CHILDREN. BUT CRITICS THINK IT'S UNETHICAL, AS BBC CORRESPONDENT FERGUS WALSH EXPLAINS. A BOLD STEP FOR SCIENCE AND SOCIETY. THESE IMAGES UNDER THE MICROSCOPE SHOW THE VERY MOMENT DNA FROM THREE PEOPLE IS MIXED TO CREATE A HUMAN EMBRYO IN ORDER TO ELIMINATE DEVASTATING GENETIC DISORDERS. WE HOPE IT WILL GIVE WOMEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE HEALTHY CHILDREN. IT BEGINS WITH A FERTILISED EGG. AT THE CENTRE, THE NUCLEI, CONTAINING ALL THE CRUCIAL GENES FROM OUR PARENTS. THEY ARE REMOVED, LEAVING BEHIND THE FAULTY MITOCHONDRIA. THESE ARE THE ENERGY FACTORIES OF CELLS. THE NUCLEI ARE TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER WOMAN'S EGG. THE RESULTING EMBRYO WILL HAVE 22,000 GENES FROM THE PARENTS, AND JUST 37 GENES FROM THE SECOND WOMAN'S HEALTHY MITOCHONDRIA. SCIENTISTS SAY IT'S A BIT LIKE CHANGING THE BATTERY IN A LAPTOP, AND THAT GENETIC CHANGE WILL BENEFIT ALL FUTURE GENERATIONS. THIS IS NOT ABOUT TAMPERING WITH WHO WE ARE. THE GENES FROM OUR MOTHER AND FATHER THAT MAKE US WHAT WE LOOK LIKE, HOW WE BEHAVE, ARE IN THE NUCLEUS. THE ONLY GENES IN THE MITOCHONDRIA ` WHICH, INCIDENTALLY, HAS NO PATERNAL LINKAGE AT ALL ` ARE THE GENES TO PROVIDE ENERGY FOR THAT CELL TO FUNCTION. BUT CRITICS SAY THIS IS A STEP TOO FAR TOWARDS DESIGNER BABIES. A CHILD IS SOMETHING TO BE LOVED UNCONDITIONALLY, NOT DEPENDENT UPON WHAT ITS CHARACTERISTICS ARE. ONCE WE START MANIPULATING OUR CHILDREN'S CHARACTERISTICS, YOU DO JUST TURN THEM INTO ANOTHER CONSUMER COMMODITY. THIS WAS EDWARD THREE YEARS AGO, BEFORE HIS DEATH FROM A RARE MITOCHONDRIAL DISORDER. HIS MOTHER, SHARON, HAD SIX OTHER AFFECTED CHILDREN, ALL OF WHOM HAVE DIED WITHIN A FEW DAYS OF BIRTH. YOU DON'T EVER GET OVER IT, AND THIS WOULD'VE MADE A HUGE DIFFERENCE TO ME. ONE OUT OF EVERY 250 NZERS HAVE SOME FORM OF MITOCHONDRIAL DISEASE. THERE'S STILL NO SIGN OF A VINTAGE SAIL BOAT MISSING IN THE TASMAN SEA WITH SEVEN ON BOARD. THE SCHOONER SET SAIL FROM OPUA BOUND FOR AUSTRALIA. IT WAS AROUND 685 KILOMETRES OFF CAPE REINGA WHEN IT WAS LAST HEARD FROM THREE WEEKS AGO. RUTH WYNN-WILLIAMS HAS MORE. IN OPUA MARINA, THIS IS SAILOR EVI NEMETH'S PRIDE AND JOY. AND ON HER BOAT 'WONDERLAND', MEMBERS OF THE 73-YEAR-OLD'S FAMILY WAIT. A PROBLEM WITH THE SEARCH PLANE STALLED PROGRESS TODAY, BUT STILL NO SIGN OF THE SEVEN PEOPLE LOST IN THE TASMAN SEA AFTER THE WOODEN SCHOONER NINA SAILED INTO A STORM ON THE WAY TO AUSTRALIA. THE BOAT'S CAPTAIN, DAVID DYCHE, AND HIS CREW HAVE MADE NO OFFICIAL CONTACT FOR THREE WEEKS, BUT A MYSTERIOUS INTERNATIONAL PHONE CALL TWO WEEKS AGO IS GIVING HIS AMERICAN FAMILY HOPE. IT HAD A LOT OF STATIC, AND THEN SHE HEARD HER NAME, AND THEN IT JUST CUT OUT AND DIED. AND WE THINK THAT'S IT. THE 85-YEAR-OLD BOAT IS NO STRANGER TO THE OPEN SEA. MAN: WE HAD OUR SHARE OF ROUGH WEATHER. DARIN KEECH MADE THIS DOCUMENTARY ON A HANDYCAM WHILE CROSSING THE ATLANTIC IN 1992. THE SOUNDS DOWN BELOW DURING A STORM ARE INCREDIBLE, AND YOU'D SWEAR THE VESSEL WAS GOING TO BREAK IN HALF. WOOD TENDS TO CREAK AND BEND AND MOVE AND CRACKLE. THE BOAT'S CAPTAIN, DAVID DYCHE, AND HIS WIFE, ROSEMARY, SPENT TIME IN OPUA REPLACING NINA'S BROKEN ENGINE BEFORE THEY SET OFF. YEAH, IT'S LIKE ANY OTHER OCEAN PASSAGE, ALMOST. YOU'VE JUST GOTTA BE PREPARED. FOREIGN-FLAGGED CRUISING VESSELS ARE NOT REQUIRED TO HAVE ANY SAFETY CHECKS BEFORE THEY LEAVE NZ WATERS. BUT THE MAN WHO SOLD THE DYCHES SUPPLIES SAYS THEY TOOK GOOD CARE. THE ONLY THING I REMEMBER TALKING A LOT ABOUT WAS MAINTAINING THE WOOD ON THEIR BOAT. THE HUNT OF THE COASTLINE ENDED THIS AFTERNOON. THE SEARCH AREA WILL BE REVIEWED ONCE AGAIN TONIGHT. RUTH WYNN-WILLIAMS, ONE NEWS. STILL TO COME ON ONE NEWS ` FIRE ON THE STREETS OF EGYPT AS CLASHES ERUPT BETWEEN RIVAL POLITICAL GROUPS. BACK ON THE TRACK ` MURDER ACCUSED OSCAR PISTORIUS TRAINS IN PUBLIC FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FIVE MONTHS. AND IT'S AN UPHILL BATTLE TO MAKE THIS TEE OFF AFTER AN UNSAFE CABLE CAR FAILS TO MAKE THE CUT. TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PROTESTERS IN EGYPT HAVE RALLIED FOR AND AGAINST THE PRESIDENT AS MOHAMMAD MORSI APPROACHES THE END OF HIS FIRST YEAR IN OFFICE. LARGE NUMBERS OF SUPPORTERS TOOK TO THE STREETS IN CAIRO, WHILE IN ALEXANDRIA DEMONSTRATORS SET FIRE TO THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE GOVERNING MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD. HERE'S THE BBC'S ALEEM MAQBOOL. DEMONSTRATIONS ARE ONCE AGAIN FILLING THE STREETS OF EGYPT. HUGE RALLIES ARE PLANNED FOR THE COMING DAYS, CALLING FOR PRESIDENT MORSI TO STEP DOWN OVER BROKEN PROMISES. CROWD CHANTS BUT THIS IS A SHOW OF STRENGTH BY THE PRESIDENT'S MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD. (SPEAKS ARABIC) TRANSLATOR: WE HAVE BEEN DREAMING OF AN ELECTED PRESIDENT. WE GOT HIM, AND LOOK WHAT THEY ARE DOING. THEY HAVE SHOWN HIM NO MERCY. BUT WE ARE HERE TO DEFEND HIM. THIS DEMONSTRATION OF PRO-MORSI SUPPORTERS HAS BEEN VERY RELAXED SO FAR HERE IN THE CENTRE OF CAIRO. BUT THERE HAVE BEEN, ON OCCASIONS, RUNNING BATTLES BETWEEN PRO- AND ANTI-MORSI SUPPORTERS IN RECENT DAYS, DEATHS AND INJURIES, AND THE RHETORIC BETWEEN THE TWO GROUPS HAS BECOME EVER MORE DANGEROUS. OPPOSITION ACTIVISTS ARE GATHERING TO PLAN PROTESTS TO MARK MOHAMED MORSI'S FIRST YEAR IN CHARGE. GUNSHOTS FIRE THIS WAS EGYPT'S SECOND CITY, ALEXANDRIA, TODAY. THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD'S OFFICES WERE ATTACKED. AT LEAST TWO PEOPLE DIED, INCLUDING AN AMERICAN WHO'D BEEN LOOKING ON. IT'S NO WONDER EGYPTIANS ARE FEARFUL OF WHAT THE COMING DAYS WILL BRING. AT LEAST FIVE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED IN PAST FEW DAYS, INCLUDING AN AMERICAN. MURDER ACCUSED PARALYMPIAN OSCAR PISTORIUS HAS RETURNED TO THE RUNNING TRACK. THE FAMILY OF THE 26-YEAR-OLD RELEASED THIS VIDEO AS PISTORIUS DONNED HIS BLADES TO TACKLE LOW-KEY TRAINING AT PRETORIA UNIVERSITY. HIS AGENT SAYS HE HAS NO PLANS TO RETURN TO COMPETITION BUT FELT READY TO START TRAINING. IT WAS A VERY EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR HIM ` TO PUT THE BLADES BACK ON TO THE TRACK, WALK ON TO THE TRACK; YOU GET THE SMELL OF THE TRACK. UM,... SO IT WAS TOUGH FOR HIM. PISTORIUS IS DUE IN COURT IN AUGUST FOR ANOTHER HEARING AHEAD OF HIS TRIAL. HE ADMITS SHOOTING HIS GIRLFRIEND, REEVA STEENKAMP, BUT DENIES IT WAS MURDER. THE BRITISH MAN WHO TORTURED AND KILLED FIVE CHILDREN IN THE 1960S HAS LOST HIS LEGAL BID TO BE MOVED FROM A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL TO A PRISON. IAN BRADY, KNOWN AS THE MOOR MURDERER, HAD ARGUED HE WASN'T MENTALLY ILL. THE BBC'S JUDITH MORITZ REPORTS. IAN BRADY HAS SPENT NEARLY HALF A CENTURY BEHIND BARS, OUT OF VIEW OF THE WORLD. THIS MONTH HE SPOKE PUBLICLY FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE HIS TRIAL IN 1966. BRADY HAS BEEN DETAINED AT ASHWORTH HOSPITAL SINCE BEING DIAGNOSED WITH PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA NEARLY 30 YEARS AGO. HE BELIEVES THAT HE'S NO LONGER MENTALLY ILL AND THAT HE SHOULD BE TRANSFERRED FROM HERE TO AN ORDINARY PRISON. TODAY A JUDGE RULED THAT HE MUST STAY AT ASHWORTH ` SOMETHING THE HOSPITAL HAD FOUGHT FOR. HE HAS A SEVERE PERSONALITY DISORDER. HE HAS A CHRONIC MENTAL ILLNESS AND POSES A GRAVE DANGER TO OTHER PEOPLE AS WELL AS HIMSELF. IN THE 1960S, FIVE CHILDREN WERE ABDUCTED, TORTURED AND THEN MURDERED BY IAN BRADY AND HIS GIRLFRIEND, MYRA HINDLEY. THE COUPLE TOOK SOME OF THEIR VICTIMS UP TO THE BLEAK MOORS ABOVE EAST MANCHESTER. AT HIS TRIBUNAL, SHOWN VIA VIDEO LINK, BRADY DESCRIBED THE MOORS MURDERS AS RECREATIONAL KILLINGS. IT WAS HARD TO STOMACH FOR THE FAMILIES OF HIS VICTIMS. IN HIS OWN MIND, HE THOUGHT, 'WELL, I CAN PULL ONE OVER THEM' AND GET AWAY WITH WHATEVER HE WANTS TO GET AWAY WITH. BUT IT'S BACKFIRED ON HIM. SO I'M SO PLEASED ` SO PLEASED. BRADY'S LAWYERS HAVEN'T SAID WHETHER HE'LL APPEAL THE TRIBUNAL'S DECISION. FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE, HE'LL REMAIN AT ASHWORTH, WHERE THE MOORS MURDERER IS CONSIDERED A PATIENT, NOT A PRISONER. MOST PATIENTS ONLY STAY AT ASHWORTH HOSPITAL FOR AN AVERAGE OF SIX OR SEVEN YEARS. IAN BRADY HAS BEEN THERE FOR 28 YEARS. WE'VE A RARE GLIMPSE OF NOT ONE, BUT THREE HIGHLY ENDANGERED BIG CATS IN REMOTE NORTH-WEST CHINA. A HERDSMAN CAUGHT THESE SNOW LEOPARDS ON CAMERA AS TWO FOUGHT OVER THEIR DINNER, A MARMOT RODENT. LATER A THIRD LEOPARD JOINED THEM. ONE EXPERT SAYS THE AREA IS ONE OF ONLY A FEW PLACES LEFT IN CHINA WHERE THERE'S ENOUGH FOOD FOR THE LEOPARDS. WORLDWIDE, LESS THAN 6000 REMAIN IN THE WILD. A HEATWAVE IN THE US IS SENDING TEMPERATURES SOARING TO NEAR RECORD LEVELS. DEATH VALLEY IN THE CALIFORNIA DESERT IS FORECAST TO REACH 53 DEGREES. IT'S WHERE THE HOTTEST TEMPERATURE ON EARTH WAS RECORDED ` A BLISTERING 57 DEGREES IN 1913. IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA, BEATING THE 48-DEGREE HEAT AT THE ZOO MEANT EATING FROZEN MELONS. THEY'RE HANGING OUT AT THE POOL ALL DAY, THEY'RE WALKING ON THE STRIP ALL DAY, AND THEY DON'T REALLY REALISE THAT THEY'RE GETTING REALLY DEHYDRATED. BUT THERE ARE SERIOUS HEALTH WARNINGS. IN LAS VEGAS THE SURFACE TEMPERATURE ON THE FOOTPATH WAS A SEARING 73 DEGREES, SENDING OVERHEATED PEDESTRIANS TO HOSPITAL. FROM HOT TEMPERATURES TO COLD ` ANOTHER FROSTY NIGHT ON THE WAY, KAREN? CLEAR SKIES AND LIGHT WINDS WILL DO IT. IT WAS VERY ICY THIS MORNING. MT COOK STARTED OUT ON MINUS-14. THE HIGH THERE TODAY WAS MINUS-3. SOME FREEZING FOG FOR DUNEDIN AND MANAPOURI. A FEW SHOWERS NIBBLING COASTAL AREAS. FOR WEATHER, SEE ONENEWS.CO.NZ GREAT DAY FOR THE OPENING OF THE SKI SEASON ON MT RUAPEHU. THIS TIMELAPSE SHOT OF THE MOUNTAINS WAS TAKEN LAST NIGHT. THERE'S EVEN A WEE METEOR SHOOTING THROUGH. I'LL BE BACK AFTER SPORT WITH YOUR SUNDAY FORECAST. COMING UP ` THE AUCKLAND COUNCILS BOWS TO PUBLIC OPINION ON PLANS FOR HIGH-RISE LIVING. STOPPED AT THE BORDER ` WHY THIS PILOT SAYS HIS HUMAN RIGHTS ARE BEING BREACHED EVERY TIME HE FLIES HOME. AND IT'S A BEAUTIFUL VIEW, BUT GETTING TO THIS TEE-OFF JUST GOT A LOT HARDER. PUBLIC PRESSURE HAS FORCED AUCKLAND COUNCIL TO MAKE CHANGES TO ITS CONTROVERSIAL PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT ACROSS THE CITY. FOR THE FIRST TIME, AUCKLANDERS WILL BE ALLOWED INTO A MEETING THIS WEEK WHERE THE CHANGES ARE BEING THRASHED OUT. NICOLE BREMNER REPORTS. NO SHORTAGE OF SIDELINE SUPPORT ON A SUNNY AUCKLAND SATURDAY, AND RESIDENTS HAVE TACKLED DEBATE ON THE REGION'S DRAFT UNITARY PLAN WITH THE SAME GUSTO. IT'S SORT OF JUST MIRROR-IMAGING OTHER CITIES, AND I'D RATHER KEEP NZ NZ AND KEEP KIWI KIWI, REALLY. YEAH, JUST GOTTA ACCEPT GROWTH, DON'T WE? ACCEPT CHANGE AND GET ON WITH IT. BUT 25,000 PUBLIC SUBMISSIONS HAVE FORCED CHANGES TO THE COUNCIL'S CONTROVERSIAL DRAFT RULEBOOK THAT WILL CONTROL AUCKLAND'S GROWTH AS ITS POPULATION SOARS OVER THE NEXT 30 YEARS. THE PLAN WAS START-OFF ATTEMPT. WE HAD TO START SOMEWHERE, AND THEN WE OPENED IT UP FOR OUR COMMUNITY. THIS WEEK, THE COUNCIL WILL RESPOND TO PUBLIC CONCERNS BY AMENDING DRAFT RULES AROUND THE HEIGHT OF APARTMENT BUILDINGS IN SUBURBS, NOTIFICATIONS AROUND TERRACE HOUSING AND HIGH-RISES, MINIMUM HOME SIZES, AND RULES THAT ENSURE QUALITY DESIGN. I THINK THE SIZE OF THE DWELLING SHOULD BE ABLE TO ACCOMMODATE A FAMILY. THEY'RE WORRIED THAT SUDDENLY THEY'RE GOING TO SELL THE THREE SECTIONS BESIDE THEM AND PUT UP A SIX-STOREY APARTMENT BUILDING. IT'S A MAJOR PLAN FOR THE WHOLE OF AUCKLAND. IT'S MEANT TO LAST FOR 50 YEARS. LET'S GET IT RIGHT. THAT LONG-TERM FUTURE WAS BOLSTERED THIS WEEK WITH GOVERNMENT BUY-IN ON BIG TICKET INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INCLUDING A SECOND HARBOUR CROSSING. THAT'S UPPED THE PRESSURE ON THE COUNCIL TO GET ITS NEW RULEBOOK RIGHT. I THINK THIS PLAN WAS LAUNCHED TOO SOON, BECAUSE THERE HADN'T BEEN ANY THOUGHT GONE INTO IT. IT'S A LONG PROCESS. MORE CHANGES ARE LIKELY. BUT LIKE THESE YOUNG AUCKLANDERS, THE COUNCIL KNOWS IT NEEDS TO KEEP ITS EYE ON THE BALL AS IT WORKS TO GET ITS COMPLEX PLAN OVER THE LINE. NICOLE BREMNER, ONE NEWS. A NUMBER OF FLIGHT CREW HAVE MADE A COMPLAINT TO THE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION OVER HOW THEY'RE TREATED AT NZ AIRPORTS. THE CREW GO THROUGH TOUGH BIOSECURITY CHECKS EVERY TIME THEY ARRIVE BACK IN THE COUNTRY BECAUSE WHILE THEY'RE RESIDENTS, THEY DON'T HAVE NZ PASSPORTS. PACIFIC CORRESPONDENT BARBARA DREAVER REPORTS. AIRLINE CAPTAIN CHRIS HART IS A REGULAR AT AUCKLAND AIRPORT. CONTINUALLY FLYING IN AND OUT OF THE COUNTRY, HE ALWAYS LOOKS FORWARD TO FLYING BACK TO NZ AND HOME TO HIS FAMILY ` EXCEPT FOR ONE THING. I HAVE TO BE SUBJECTED EVERY TIME TO AN X-RAY SEARCH. CAPTAIN CHRIS HART IS CONSIDERED A BIOSECURITY RISK, BECAUSE WHILE HE IS A NZ RESIDENT AND IS BASED HERE HIS PASSPORT IS BRITISH, SO EVERY TIME HE ARRIVES BACK IN THE COUNTRY HE GOES THROUGH CUSTOMS, SEPARATED FROM HIS CREW, WHO GO STRAIGHT TO THE EXIT. IF YOU HAVE TO DO IT REGULARLY, AS I DO, IT GRATES, IT REALLY DOES, BECAUSE NOWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD ARE YOU SINGLED OUT FOR THAT SHALL WE SAY, DISCRIMINATORY PROCESS. ONE NEWS UNDERSTANDS DOZENS OF PEOPLE ARE AFFECTED ON AIRLINES THAT HAVE NZ-BASED CREWS. WE SPOKE TO ONE FLIGHT ATTENDANT WHO DIDN'T WANT TO BE IDENTIFIED. THE ONLY THING WHICH UPSETS ME IS THIS IS MY HOME. I'VE MIGRATED HERE, THIS IS MY COUNTRY NOW. I CAN ELECT THE GOVERNMENT, I HAVE A VOTING RIGHT, BUT THE ONLY THING IS THE WAY I GET TREATED AT THE AIRPORT. BOTH MEN WROTE TO THE MINISTRY OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES, WHICH IS IN CHARGE OF BIOSECURITY, BUT AFTER GETTING NO ACTION HAVE MADE A COMPLAINT TO THE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION. BECAUSE OF THAT COMPLAINT, THE MINISTRY SAYS IT CAN'T COMMENT ON THIS CASE, BUT MADE A GENERAL STATEMENT ABOUT HOW SERIOUSLY IT TAKES BIOSECURITY. THE MINISTRY'S RESEARCH SHOWS NZ AND AUSTRALIAN PASSPORT HOLDERS ARE LESS LIKELY TO BRING RISK GOODS INTO THE COUNTRY. IT SAYS IT WON'T MAKE EXEMPTIONS FOR INDIVIDUAL PASSENGERS ON DIFFERENT PASSPORTS BECAUSE THERE'S JUST TOO MUCH AT STAKE. BUT CHRIS HART SAYS HE ISN'T A PASSENGER, BUT AS AN AIRLINE CAPTAIN, NEITHER IS HE A BIOSECURITY RISK. BUT MOST OF ALL, HE BELIEVES HIS NZ RESIDENCY SHOULD COUNT FOR SOMETHING. BARBARA DREAVER, ONE NEWS. A SMALL NORTH ISLAND GOLF COURSE IS FIGHTING TO HANG ON TO ITS CLAIM TO FAME. THE RANGATIRA GOLF COURSE AT HUNTERVILLE IS BELIEVED TO BE THE ONLY COURSE IN THE WORLD WITH AN ELECTRIC CABLE CAR TO BRING GOLFERS TO THE TEE. BUT THE CABLE CAR HAS BEEN DEEMED UNSAFE, AS DANIEL FAITAUA REPORTS. HERE, THE GAME SEEMS ALMOST SECONDARY TO THE VIEWS. MAN: WHOA! > AN ADDED ATTRACTION AT THE RANGATIRA GOLF COURSE, NEAR HUNTERVILLE, WAS AN ELECTRIC CABLE CAR. WHEREVER YOU GO IN THE WORLD, EVERYBODY SEEMS TO KNOW WHERE THIS CAR IS. COS WE'RE SITUATED ON STATE HIGHWAY 1, THAT'S A HUGE, HUGE BONUS FOR US. PLUS, I MEAN, JUST LOOK AT THE COURSE AND THE CABLE CAR. TILL IT'S NOT THERE, YOU DON'T REALISE HOW MUCH YOU MISS IT. SO, YEAH, IT'S BEEN PRETTY TRICKY. AFTER 41 YEARS, THE CABLE CAR WAS REMOVED. HEALTH INSPECTORS DEEMED IT UNSAFE DESPITE BEING SERVICED AND MAINTAINED. NOW THERE'S JUST A TRACK CARVED OUT OF A STRANGLEHOLD OF BUSH AND MOSS. WE NEED TO BE REALLY CLEAR ` THIS IS NOT ABOUT A SPORT; THIS IS ABOUT A PIECE OF MACHINERY THAT WASN'T IN A FIT STATE, THAT WAS UNSAFE AND COULD'VE CAUSED SERIOUS HARM. THE CABLE CAR IS NOW BEING REPAIRED IN THIS PALMERSTON NORTH WORKSHOP,... SO WE'VE REPLACED SOME OF THESE MEMBERS THAT WERE CORRODED OVER THE YEARS. ...INCLUDING PUTTING IN EXTRA BRAKES IN THE WINCHING MECHANISM. THERE ARE DOUBLE UPS IN ALL THE SAFETY SYSTEMS. THE RESTORATION WILL COST $70,000. WE CAN'T CONTINUE AT ALL. I MEAN, IT'S JUST IMPOSSIBLE TO RUN THIS CLUB WITHOUT A CABLE CAR. THE UTE IS A POOR SUBSTITUTE. THE OTHER OPTION IS TO... (PANTS) WALK UP THIS STEEP INCLINE. THE CABLE CAR WOULD TAKE ABOUT A MINUTE, TRANSPORTING GOLFERS AND THEIR EQUIPMENT. I CAN TELL YOU, WALKING... (PANTS) TAKES A BIT LONGER. THEY'LL GET THE CABLE CAR BACK IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS BUT WILL BE FUNDRAISING FOR SOME TIME TO MEET THAT BIG REPAIR BILL. DANIEL FAITAUA, ONE NEWS. LOOKING AT OUR TOP STORIES TONIGHT ` WELLINGTON RESIDENTS STILL WITHOUT POWER NINE DAYS AFTER THE CITY'S BIG STORM SAY THEY'RE GROWING INCREASINGLY FRUSTRATED. THE COMPANY FIXING DOWNED POWER LINES SAYS RECONNECTING HOMES IS THEIR FIRST PRIORITY. STREET LIGHTS WILL BE NEXT. IN ABOUT HALF AN HOUR, POLLING BOOTHS CLOSE IN THE IKAROA-RAWHITI BY-ELECTION TO FILL THE SEAT LEFT VACANT BY THE LATE MP PAREKURA HOROMIA. NZ'S NEWEST MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT IS EXPECTED TO BE NAMED AT AROUND 10 O'CLOCK TONIGHT WHEN VOTE COUNTING IS COMPLETED. ANDREW'S HERE WITH SPORT, AND THE SECOND INSTALLMENT OF THE LIONS-WALLABIES SERIES IS UPON US. And what a week for the Wallabies. WE CROSS LIVE TO MELBOURNE NEXT FOR THE COUNTDOWN TO THE SECOND TEST. BACK HERE, THE CHIEFS ARE NOW EYEING UP FINISHING TOP OF SUPER RUGBY. PLUS ` THE SPECTRE OF LANCE ARMSTRONG CASTS A CLOUD OVER THE START OF THE 100TH TOUR DE FRANCE. AND IS GREAT BRITAIN TEMPTING FATE? ANDY MURRAY, ALL OF A SUDDEN, EYES WIMBLEDON GLORY. FIRST UP TONIGHT, TO INTERNATIONAL RUGBY, AND IT'S ONE OF THE MOST HIGHLY ANTICIPATED TEST MATCHES IN RECENT MEMORY. THE ROBBIE-DEANS-COACHED WALLABIES ARE TRYING TO LEVEL THE SERIES TONIGHT AGAINST WARREN GATLAND'S LIONS IN MELBOURNE. THE SECOND TEST HAS BEEN SURROUNDED BY CONTROVERSY. PLAYERS BEING REPRIMANDED AND THERE ARE PLENTY OF CHANGES TO THE TEAMS. LET'S GO LIVE TO MELBOURNE NOW FOR THE LATEST. JOINING US IS AUSTRALIA CORRESPONDENT STEVE MARSHALL. The gates have yet to open, but outside Etihad Stadium it's buzzing. Legions of Lions fans have arrived to will the team on. For the first time in my career, I've seen more rugby union shirts than AFL jerseys. Both coaches received glowing endorsements from a well respected figure. THESE TEST MATCHES ARE ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE, AND THEY MEAN SO MUCH. AND I THINK THE COACHES UNDERSTAND THAT, THAT THIS IS A DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT THAT'S ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE TO THE LIONS AND THE LIONS TEST SERIES. AND I THINK THEY'VE BOTH HUGE RESPECT FOR THAT, AND HAVING LISTENED TO THEM BOTH I THINK THAT COMES OVER PRETTY CLEARLY. There's an interesting subplot ` that is the future of Robbie Deans. The ARU has been saying that it will decide on October. A poor result for him tonight could well seal his fate, and that could set off a coaching chain reaction across Australian Rugby thank you, Steve. THE NZ SEVENS RUGBY TEAM HAS MADE AN IMPRESSIVE START TO THE WORLD CUP IN MOSCOW. IN JUST THE SECOND MINUTE, PITA AKHI OUTPACED THE CANADIANS TO PUT KURT BAKER AWAY, AND THEN THE ROLES WERE REVERSED AS THE KIWIS QUICKLY TOOK CHARGE OF THEIR OPENING POOL GAME, A DOUBLE FROM SHERWIN STOWERS TAKING THE WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS TO A 31-12 VICTORY. THE PRESSURE KEEPS COMING WITH THE NZ TEAM. WIDE PASS, AND IT'S STOWERS WHO DIVES IN. STOWERS ALSO STRUCK AGAIN IN TONIGHT'S SECOND MATCH AGAINST GEORGIA IN FRONT OF VIRTUALLY EMPTY GRANDSTANDS. THE SEVENS SIDE WAS NOT TOTALLY CONVINCING, THOUGH, IN THE 26-7 WIN. THEY COMPLETE POOL PLAY AGAINST THE UNITED STATES LATER TONIGHT. THE WOMEN'S SIDE HAS BEATEN TUNISIA 36-0 IN THEIR FIRST POOL MATCH. THE CHIEFS HAVE TIGHTENED THEIR GRIP ON THE NUMBER-ONE POSITION IN SUPER RUGBY. THEY'VE SCORED A BONUS POINT WIN OVER THE HURRICANES, 34-22 IN HAMILTON, AND NOW LEAD THE COMPETITION BY TWO POINTS WITH A GAME IN HAND. THIS GAME HAD THE LOOK OF BEING A POSSIBLE BANANA SKIN FOR THE CHIEFS. THE HURRICANES HAD NOTHING TO LOSE, THE ALL BLACKS WERE BACK, AND SOME RUST WAS LINGERING AFTER THE JUNE BREAK. IN-FORM 'CANES HALFBACK TJ PERENARA FRIGHTENED THE CHAMPS EARLY. THEY'VE COME TO PLAY IN HAMILTON TONIGHT. BUT WHEN THE HOME TEAM DID CLICK, IT WAS CLASSIC CHIEFS RUGBY. CRUDEN STABS ONE THROUGH. THE CHASE IS ON! AND IT WAS GAME ON, THE HURRICANES RESPONDING. FIRST FIVE BEAUDEN BARRETT CARRIED ON FROM HIS TEST MATCH CAMEOS. AND QUICK POSSESSION TOO. BARRETT! OVER THE LINE, AND OVER FOR THE TRY. STILL UP AT THE BREAK, THOUGH, THE CHIEFS HAVEN'T LOST THIS SEASON WHEN LEADING AT HALF-TIME. THEY SOON FOUND THEIR FORM FROM A MONTH AGO, LED FROM THE FORWARDS. THE HALFBACK CLEANED UP AFTER STRONG WORK FROM LIAM MESSAM AND CRAIG CLARKE, BEFORE BIG BEN WAS OFF THE BENCH AND PUTTING THE BONUS POINT VICTORY BEYOND DOUBT. TAMEIFUNA TRYING TO BULLDOZE RIGHT THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THEM. IT'S A TRY! APART FROM THE 34-22 WIN AFTER THE BREAK, THE CHIEFS' LONG SEARCH FOR A REGULAR NO. 8 MIGHT BE OVER WITH WAIKATO'S MATT VANT LEVEN PUTTING IN ANOTHER TOP SHOWING. AND ALL BLACKS BIG MAN BRODIE RETALLICK, AFTER MISSING TWO OF THE FRENCH TESTS WITH INJURY, WAS BACK WITH A VENGEANCE. WE WERE A BIT RUSTY IN THE FIRST HALF AND, UH, I THINK JUST A BIT OF ` A BIT MORE ACCURACY AND A BIT MORE TICKER IN THE SECOND HALF. THE WIN SECURES THE CHIEFS A HOME PLAYOFF SPOT, AND A CLEAN RECORD AGAINST NZ SIDES. THEY HAVE A MOUTH-WATERING BATTLE AGAINST THE CRUSADERS NEXT WEEK, THEIR SECOND OF THREE TOUGH LOCAL DERBIES IN A ROW. ON THE EVE OF ITS 100TH ANNIVERSARY, CYCLING'S TOUR DE FRANCE CAN'T SHAKE ITS DIRTY PAST. LANCE ARMSTRONG IS MAKING HEADLINES AGAIN ` HE SAYS IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO WIN THE TOUR WITHOUT DOPING. THAT'S PROMPTED A STRONG REACTION FROM THIS YEAR'S COMPETITORS. ABBY SCOTT REPORTS. THE TOUR DE FRANCE, ON THE FRENCH ISLAND OF CORSICA FOR THE FIRST TIME ` A SPOT FAMED FOR ITS SCENERY BUT OVERSHADOWED BY ITS REPUTATION AS EUROPE'S MURDER CAPITAL. PERHAPS NOT COINCIDENTAL, THEN, THAT THE ONE WHO DROVE THE FINAL DAGGER THROUGH CYCLING'S REPUTATION HAS REARED HIS HEAD ON THE EVE OF CORSICA'S OPENING STAGE ` LANCE ARMSTRONG, IRONICALLY, TELLING LE MONDE, THE PAPER THAT WAS THE FIRST TO ALLEGE HIM OF DRUG USE, THAT IT WASN'T POSSIBLE TO WIN THE TOUR WITHOUT DOPING. FORMER TEAMMATES AND THOSE INVOLVED IN THE CURRENT TOUR ARE ADAMANT TIMES HAVE CHANGED. THE RACING IS SLOWER THAN IT USED TO BE, EVEN THOUGH THE EQUIPMENT'S BETTER AND THE TRAINING'S BETTER, SO, TO ME, THERE'S REALLY ONLY ONE POSSIBLE EXPLANATION FOR THAT ` THAT THE DOPING HAS DECREASED A LOT. JONATHAN VAUGHTERS TESTIFIED AGAINST ARMSTRONG. HE'S NOW THE BOSS OF TEAM GARMIN-SHARP, THE TEAM KIWI CYCLIST JACK BAUER'S MAKING HIS TOUR DEBUT WITH. AS I STAND HERE NOW TODAY, I THINK RACING HAS CLEANED UP A LOT. I THINK THE SCIENCE POINTS THAT WAY. I THINK THE TOUR DE FRANCE CAN BE WON CLEAN. 2011 CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN CADEL EVANS IS ALSO REBUTTING ARMSTRONG'S CLAIM THAT CLEAN WINS ARE IMPOSSIBLE. ARMSTRONG LATER CLARIFIED VIA TWITTER THAT HIS COMMENTS REFERRED TO THE PAST RATHER THAN THE PRESENT. TRANSLATOR: IT WAS A FRIGHTENING PERIOD FOR CYCLING. WITH ARMSTRONG SAYING THAT BACK THEN, NO ONE COULD HAVE NEVER WON THE TOUR WITHOUT DOPING, IT'S ALSO MAYBE A WAY OF TRYING TO CLEAR HIS NAME BY SAYING THERE WAS NOTHING ELSE TO DO. WITH A LIFETIME BAN AND SEVEN TOUR TITLES ALREADY STRIPPED, THERE'S NOT A LOT OF HIS REPUTATION LEFT TO SALVAGE. ORGANISERS ARE PROBABLY HOPING THE RACE CAN FINALLY MOVE ON WITHOUT HIM. ABBY SCOTT, ONE NEWS. GOLFER LYDIA KO IS JOINT-LEADING AMATEUR AT THE US WOMEN'S OPEN BUT 12 SHOTS OFF THE PACE, WITH DAY TWO FINISHING EARLY BECAUSE OF FOG IN NEW YORK STATE. THE 16-YEAR-OLD FINISHED HER OPENING NINE AT EVEN PAR, BUT THIS TEE SHOT ON THE THIRD PROVED HER UNDOING. WOW. BAD MISS THERE. THAT IS IN TROUBLE. AND LYDIA KO OUT OF THE FESCUE... ONLY ADVANCED IT A COUPLE OF FEET. KO WASN'T ABLE TO RECOVER FROM THE RESULTING TRIPLE-BOGEY, ENDING THE DAY AT THREE OVER WITH TWO HOLES TO FINISH TOMORROW. SHE'S CURRENTLY TIED FOR 32ND, BUT SHE IS EXPECTED TO MAKE THE CUT. IT LOOKS LIKE AMERICAN GOLF HAS FOUND ANOTHER STAR IN THE MAKING. JORDAN SPIETH (19) HAS A SHARE OF THE LEAD AFTER A RAIN-AFFECTED SECOND ROUND AT THE USPGA TOUR'S NATIONAL TOURNAMENT NEAR WASHINGTON DC. JUST SIX MONTHS AFTER TURNING PRO, THE FORMER US AMATEUR JUNIOR CHAMPION SHOT A FIVE-UNDER 66 TODAY FOR A SHARE OF THE OVERALL LEAD AT SEVEN UNDER. JUST WORKS IT UP THE MIDDLE OF THE GREEN AND GETS IT TO FEED PERFECTLY TO THE RIGHT. SPIETH'S PLAYING ON A SPONSOR'S EXEMPTION ENTRY. HE AND TIGER WOODS ARE THE ONLY MULTIPLE WINNERS OF THE US AMATEUR JUNIOR TITLE. SOUTH SYDNEY HAVE SURGED FIVE POINTS CLEAR IN THE NRL LEAGUE PREMIERSHIP AFTER OUTCLASSING THE CANBERRA RAIDERS. THE HOME SIDE AGAIN REVELLED IN THE WET WITH THREE FIRST HALF TRIES. BACK TO BURGESS. HE MIGHT GO ALL THE WAY, SAM. HE'S OVER THE LINE. MOMENTUM. ISAAC LUKE'S OVER. AFTER HIS TORRID STATE OF ORIGIN DEBUT JUST TWO NIGHTS EARLIER, NATHAN MERRITT RELISHED BEING BACK IN A WINNING SIDE AS THE RABBITOHS HARED AWAY TO WIN 32-2. TO TENNIS, AND WITH A NUMBER OF THE TOP SEEDS ALREADY SENT PACKING, THE PRESSURE ON ANDY MURRAY TO FINALLY LIFT THE WIMBLEDON TROPHY IS INCREASING. BUT MURRAY'S NOT THE ONLY BRITISH HOPE REMAINING IN THE TOURNAMENT. MARK HATHAWAY REPORTS. OF THE FEW BIG NAMES LEFT AT WIMBLEDON, ANDY MURRAY IS THE CLEAR FAVOURITE. SO COULD THIS BE HIS YEAR? ADMIRINGLY: OH. CROWD APPLAUDS THE 2012 RUNNER-UP RAN RINGS AROUND SPAIN'S TOMMY ROBREDO, BREAKING SERVE IN THE THIRD GAME OF THE MATCH AND IN CONTROL THROUGHOUT. ADMIRINGLY: OH. MURRAY'S YET TO DROP A SET AT THE TOURNAMENT, AND HIS FORM IN THE 6-2, 6-4, 7-5 WIN ONLY ADDS TO LOCAL EXPECTATION, WHICH THE 26-YEAR-OLD IS ALL TOO WELL AWARE OF. I DON'T READ THE PAPERS AND STUFF, BUT THEY HAVE PAPERS IN THE LOCKER ROOM, SO YOU SEE SOME OF THE HEADLINES AND STUFF, AND IT'S NOT, UH,... (CHUCKLES) IT'S NOT THAT HELPFUL. MANY ARE NOW PICKING TOURNAMENT HEAVYWEIGHT NOVAK DJOKOVIC TO MEET THE HOMETOWN HERO IN THE FINAL. JOINING MURRAY IN THE TOP 16 IS AUCKLAND'S HEINEKEN OPEN CHAMP, DAVID FERRER, STEAMROLLING FELLOW SPANIARD ROBERTO BAUTISTSA-AGUT IN FOUR SETS. AWAY IT GOES. AND FROM THE SPANISH ARMADA TO A COLONIAL CLASH ` BRITAIN'S LAURA ROBSON WILL FACE NZ'S MARINA ERAKOVIC TONIGHT. THE 19-YEAR-OLD, PLAYING IN HER FIFTH WIMBLEDON, WAS TOO STRONG FOR COLUMBIA'S DUQUE-MARINO. CROWD APPLAUDS THE OLYMPIC SILVER MEDALLIST IS LOOKING A TOUGH OPPONENT AS ERAKOVIC SHOOTS FOR HER BEST EVER WIMBLEDON RESULT. CROWD APPLAUDS MARK HATHAWAY, ONE NEWS. DON'T FORGET, WE HAVE LIVE AND EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE OF MARINA ERAKOVIC'S MATCH TONIGHT. HER BID TO MAKE THE FOURTH ROUND IS HERE ON ONE AFTER MIDNIGHT. SHE ALSO HAS A DOUBLES MATCH TOMORROW MORNING. FOR ALL THE LATEST INFO, LOG ON TO ONENEWS.CO.NZ STILL IN BRITAIN, WHERE CHALLENGING CONDITIONS HAVE MARRED THE FIRST QUALIFYING SESSION FOR THE GRAND PRIX AT SILVERSTONE. WHILE CHAMPIONSHIP LEADER SEBASTIEN VETTEL NEGOTIATED THE SURFACE WATER IN HIS RED BULL, FELIPE MASSA'S FERRARI SKIDDED OFF AFTER SEVEN LAPS, SMASHING INTO A TYRE WALL. THE CONDITIONS HAD IMPROVED WHEN GERMAN NICO ROSBERG VENTURED OUT AND SET THE FASTEST TIME FOR MERCEDES. AND TEAM NZ'S APPEAL AGAINST CHANGES TO THE AMERICA'S CUP REGATTA WILL BE HEARD A DAY AFTER THE EVENT STARTS, TOMORROW WEEK. THE U.S COAST GUARD HAS GIVEN THE REGATTA THE GO-AHEAD. AFTER THE BREAK, KAREN HAS SOME RAIN OR SHOWERS IN THE FORECAST BUT ONLY FOR ONE SIDE OF THE COUNTRY. AND A SLICE OF BOHEMIA ` THE VILLAGE CELEBRATING A SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY. TOMORROW ON Q + A ` WE REVIEW THE GOVERNMENT'S MASSIVE SPEND-UP IN AUCKLAND AND CHRISTCHURCH, TURN THE SPOTLIGHT ON DAVID SHEARER'S LEADERSHIP AND EXAMINE THE PERSONALITIES BEHIND AUSTRALIA'S BRUTAL CHANGE AT THE TOP. JOIN ME TOMORROW MORNING AT 9, HERE ON ONE. HOPE THE WOODBOXES ARE FULL IN THE SOUTH. ANOTHER ICY NIGHT ON THE WAY. HIGH PRESSURE, LIGHT WINDS AND CLEAR SKIES LAST NIGHT PRODUCED AN ICY START TO THE DAY. THAT RIDGE OVER US KEEPS MOST PLACES FINE AND SETTLED, JUST SOME OF THIS SPECKLED SHOWER CLOUD CATCHING COASTAL AREAS. LITTLE BIT OF FRONTAL CLOUD CATCHING THE FAR SOUTH AS THIS WEAK FRONT SLIDES PAST. MOSTLY FINE AND FROSTY IN THE EAST OF THE SOUTH ISLAND. STRONG TO GALE NEAR STEWART ISLAND. MOSTLY FINE AND FROSTY IN THE EAST OF THE SOUTH ISLAND. SOME RAIN OR SHOWERS IN THE WEST. WEST OR NOR'WEST WINDS PICKING UP IN THE SOUTH, STRONG TO GALE NEAR STEWART ISLAND. MAINLY FINE OVER THE NORTH ISLAND TOO, JUST SOME CLOUDY AREAS IN THE NORTH AND WEST WITH A FEW SHOWERS MIXED IN FROM AUCKLAND DOWN TO THE KAPITI COAST. NOR'WESTERLIES IN THE EAST. SOU'WESTERLIES EVERYWHERE ELSE. FOR WEATHER, SEE ONENEWS.CO.NZ THAT'S IT FROM ME. BACK TO BERNIE AND PETER. THEY WERE OUR ORIGINAL BOHEMIANS ` 83 SETTLERS FROM WHAT'S NOW THE CZECH REPUBLIC, PROMISED LAND AND A NEW START NORTH OF AUCKLAND. TODAY, A CENTURY AND A HALF ON, THEIR DESCENDENTS CELEBRATED THEIR ARRIVAL IN PUHOI. DANIELLE STANBURY WAS THERE. DANCING THE FINGER POLKA... ACCORDIAN MUSIC ...OR PLAYING THE DUDELSACK. IT'S ALL PART OF PUHOI'S ELABORATE BOHEMIAN FESTIVAL CELEBRATING 150 YEARS. BRENDAN SCHOLLUM'S GREAT-GREAT-GRANDFATHER WAS ONE OF THE 83 ORIGINAL SETTLERS. HE DID AN ENORMOUS AMOUNT SUPPORTING THE FIRST IMMIGRANTS, AND WE'RE VERY PROUD TO HAVE JOHN SCHOLLUM AS AN ANCESTOR. FOR HIM, TODAY IS ABOUT KEEPING TRADITION ALIVE. IM VERY PLEASED ` ON BEHALF OF MANY OTHERS ` TO BE PART OF THAT PUHOI COMMUNITY. LURED BY THE PROMISE OF A NEW LIFE AND 40 ACRES OF LAND, 83 PIONEERS MADE THE CHALLENGING FOUR-MONTH JOURNEY TO PUHOI, BUT ONCE THEY GOT HERE, THEY REALISED IT WASN'T THE PARADISE THEY'D IMAGINED. THERE WERE VERY FEW JOBS, AND SOME SETTLERS WERE REDUCED TO COLLECTING FIREWOOD TO SELL. NOW, A CENTURY AND A HALF LATER, DESCENDANTS ARE CELEBRATING THAT SHARED HISTORY. SO MANY THAT WE HAVEN'T SEEN FOR A LONG WHILE, AND KISSING ALL THE OLDIES, THE LOVELY ONES WITH BEARDS. EVERYONE FINDING THE TIME FOR A COLD BEER AT THE FAMOUS PUHOI PUB. IT'S A BIT OF HISTORY ISN'T IT? IT'S FANTASTIC. IT WAS A BIG NIGHT LAST NIGHT. WE'RE LOOKING FOR MORE TONIGHT. FAMOUS PUHOI PUB, GREAT PEOPLE, GREAT HISTORY. CELEBRATING A PAST AND LOOKING AHEAD TO THE NEXT CENTURY AND A HALF. DANIELLE STANBURY, ONE NEWS. AND THAT'S ONE NEWS THIS SATURDAY. FROM US AND ALL THE ONE NEWS TEAM, GOODNIGHT. 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