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Only A Stump Remains Of Twice Vandalised Tree In Ōhope | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Local Govt | National News Video | Parliament Headlines | Politics Headlines | Search A ragged stump, bleeding sap is all that remains after an illegal attempt to remove a Norfolk pine from reserve land on Ocean Road, Ōhope. Neighbours say the tree had its branches removed in an overnight act of vandalism recently. It is the second time the tree has been vandalised. It was left severely stunted eight years ago after partying youths damaged it by swinging on the branches. The branches had since r
Future Of Whakatāne's Water Service Goes Out To Public Consultation | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Local Govt | National News Video | Parliament Headlines | Politics Headlines | Search The average Whakatāne household could save about $5500 over 30 years if the district teams up with neighbouring Bay of Plenty councils for water services. But in the short-term, establishment costs for the council-controlled organisation (CCO) would swallow up any savings to be gained, according to a report by MartinJenkins. The report was commissioned by a joint working group for Whakatāne, Rotorua Lakes, Ōpōt
Political Candidate Bitten While Campaigning - Here's How He'd Change Dog Control Laws | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Local Govt | National News Video | Parliament Headlines | Politics Headlines | Search A Hawke’s Bay political candidate bitten by a dog while out campaigning is calling for temperament assessments to be considered as part of the Government’s review of the Dog Control Act. Tukituki Act candidate Rob Douglas says he knocked on a door in Havelock North over the weekend and a dog came from behind the house and “took a nip at my elbow”. But there were no gates or fences or warnings about aggressive d
Hamilton Gardens Opens The Door To The Medieval World | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Local Govt | National News Video | Parliament Headlines | Politics Headlines | Search Hamilton Gardens’ newest Enclosed Garden opens to the public today, inviting visitors to step through its cloisters and into a world inspired by medieval monasteries and apothecary gardens. At its heart is a working garden arranged across four quadrants, featuring plants selected for the practical roles they played in medieval life. Monastery gardens were forerunners to modern hospitals, supplying ingredients f
More Eyes On Vandals And Boy Racers In Waikato District | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Local Govt | National News Video | Parliament Headlines | Politics Headlines | Search New CCTV cameras installed around the Waikato District are already being used to help police investigations. The 15 cameras around the area have been put in known hotspots for issues such as boy racing or vandalism, Waikato District Mayor Aksel Bech said. “We’ve definitely seen petty nuisances tend to basically disappear straight away. Similarly, congregation of boy racers also tends to [have] a very high preve
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