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What are emu doing here? How non-native wild emu survived decades on East Coast (opens the original)
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Up the remote East Coast of the North Island, a small colony of non-native emu has survived in the wild for decades after they were no longer farmed. One local conservationist has decided to try his hand at raising a couple after he came across a nest in peril. Kim Parkinson reports. Conservationist Graeme Atkins rescued two emu chicks after accidentally disturbing a nest in Ruatōria on the East Coast. They were the only ones that survived after three others were killed by a feral cat. Atkins (N
What are emu doing here? How non-native wild emu survived decades on East Coast (opens the original)
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Up the remote East Coast of the North Island, a small colony of non-native emu has survived in the wild for decades after they were no longer farmed. One local conservationist has decided to try his hand at raising a couple after he came across a nest in peril. Kim Parkinson reports. Conservationist Graeme Atkins rescued two emu chicks after accidentally disturbing a nest in Ruatōria on the East Coast. They were the only ones that survived after three others were killed by a feral cat. Atkins (N
‘It just won't be the same’: Gisborne locals on R&V’s departure (opens the original)
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Gisborne locals have reacted after Rhythm and Vines announced its final festival at Waiohika Estate in Gisborne this year. “Absolutely gutted” was how one long-time Rhythm and Vines festival-goer felt upon hearing the news this year will be the last R&V in Gisborne. “It just won’t be the same if it is held somewhere else and it’s such a shame for our economy,” Gisborne resident Helayna Ruifrok said. Helayna and husband Joss went to their first R&V in 2003 and have been going off and on for the p
‘It just won't be the same’: Gisborne locals on R&V’s departure (opens the original)
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Gisborne locals have reacted after Rhythm and Vines announced its final festival at Waiohika Estate in Gisborne this year. “Absolutely gutted” was how one long-time Rhythm and Vines festival-goer felt upon hearing the news this year will be the last R&V in Gisborne. “It just won’t be the same if it is held somewhere else and it’s such a shame for our economy,” Gisborne resident Helayna Ruifrok said. Helayna and husband Joss went to their first R&V in 2003 and have been going off and on for the p
'We have to adapt': Rhythm and Vines leaving Gisborne after two decades (opens the original)
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Rhythm and Vines organisers have announced this year's edition of the event will be the last held in Gisborne. Rhythm and Vines organisers have confirmed this year’s festival will be the final edition held at Waiohika Estate in Gisborne, bringing its historic 24-year chapter in the region to a close. “The move will support the festival’s long-term future and continued evolution, with Rhythm and Vines relocating to a new, undisclosed location in 2027,” a press release says. “Plans are well underw
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