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Protecting native eels a team effort
The Hokonui Taiao Wai-Māori (Freshwater) team, in collaboration with the Alliance Group Mataura as part of their Resource Management Act (RMA) consent obligations, is playing a vital role in the conservation efforts for New Zealand’s native eels, known as tuna.
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Slow the flow, farmers told at field day
Anything to slow the flow of runoff water is good, an earth scientist has told farmers.
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Landers Chat: Catching up with Welsh wizard Rhys Patchell
In Landers Chat this week Paul Dwyer catches up with Highlanders flyhalf Rhys Patchell at Salt Bar on the Esplanade for a coffee.
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Lucky escape as car plummets into sandhills
A Dunedin woman whose car plummeted off a beachside road in the city was described as ‘‘very lucky’’ to exit the vehicle uninjured.
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Pensioner sentenced for various thefts
A Mataura pensioner seems to have taken to heart the adage it is never too late to try something new.
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Springing forth at the cemetery
Pukerau School pupils, Gore District Council staff and Pukerau Cemetery Support Group trust members help with the planting of daffodil bulbs at the lane on the way into the Pukerau Cemetery last week. PHOTO: SANDY EGGLESTON
Come spring a crowd, a host, of golden daffodils will greet visitors to the Pukerau Cemetery.
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Prized playground to be replaced
The Thomson Park fort-playground in North New Brighton has been popular with the area's young residents for decades.
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Jones praises ‘backbone’ of NZ goldmining
Macraes’ new electric shovel was unveiled at the mine yesterday. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY
Resources Minister Shane Jones has praised an Otago goldmine as ‘‘the backbone’’ of New Zealand’s goldmining industry, and has called on the rest of the country to follow in its footsteps.
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Highlanders make 10 changes for Reds clash
Oliver Haig will shift to his preferred position on the blindside as part of a major shake-up to the team that lost to the Rebels. Photo: Getty Images
Highlanders coach Clarke Dermody has opted for an almighty shake-up as his hurting team try to bounce back from a pair of heavy losses.
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Sydney shopping centre to open for 'reflection' after killings
Flowers lie outside Sydney's Westfield Shopping mall in honour of the victims of the stabbing attack. Photo: Getty
The Sydney shopping centre where six people were fatally stabbed will reopen for a day of community reflection before customers are allowed to return.
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'Rust' armourer jailed 18 months over death
Hannah Gutierrez-Reed (centre) with attorney Jason Bowles and paralegal Carmella Sisneros. Photo: Reuters
Hannah Gutierrez, the chief weapons handler for the Western Rust, has been jailed for 18 months over the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, who was shot when actor Alec Baldwin was handling a gun during production in 2021.
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Dior looks to Dietrich
Models were dressed in white shirts, sometimes with ties, pleated trousers and black blazers. Photo: Reuters
French fashion house Christian Dior unveiled a fall line inspired by actress Marlene Dietrich at a catwalk show in New York.
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NZ facing shortage of 12,000 residential care beds
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Major risks to the future of New Zealand's aged care sector have been highlighted in a damning report released by Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora.
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Private school teacher allegedly asked boy for sex
The man was a teacher at one of the country's most-prestigious private schools. Photo: Getty Images / File
“It’s good to see you’re successful at work.”
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Police shoot dead runaway horses near Taupō
File photo: RNZ
Unable to stop horses on the run on a highway north of Taupō, police resorted to shooting them dead.
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Oamaru Hospital worker traumatised by carjacking
Oamaru Hospital. File photo
A staff member at Oamaru Hospital was held at knifepoint while a man tried to steal her car, its chief executive says.
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Losses hit Lincoln hotel as buyer looks to swoop
The Famous Grouse has traded at a loss for the past two years because of increasing costs. Photo: Supplied
The future of the Lincoln Club is up in the air after members were told the Famous Grouse Hotel is likely to be sold.
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