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'This is my kingdom': Oyster farmer's hard-line tactics curb thefts (opens the original)
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Whangaroa oyster farmer Owen Robertson reckons he's finally foiled some of the poaching plaguing the industry. Photo / NZME Oyster theft remains a costly problem for shellfish farmers, but Far North grower Owen Robertson believes he has found a solution. The Whangaroa farmer, who has twice successfully pursued alleged oyster thieves through the Disputes Tribunal, said thefts from his Pumanawa and Ōta Point farms have virtually stopped in the past 12 months because of his relentless vigilance – r
'This is my kingdom': Oyster farmer's hard-line tactics curb thefts (opens the original)
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Whangaroa oyster farmer Owen Robertson reckons he's finally foiled some of the poaching plaguing the industry. Photo / NZME Oyster theft remains a costly problem for shellfish farmers, but Far North grower Owen Robertson believes he has found a solution. The Whangaroa farmer, who has twice successfully pursued alleged oyster thieves through the Disputes Tribunal, said thefts from his Pumanawa and Ōta Point farms have virtually stopped in the past 12 months because of his relentless vigilance – r
Rāwene crafters take on unusual challenge for historic Clendon House (opens the original)
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Rāwene's historic 160-year-old Clendon House is getting help to retain its authentic look from local volunteers, such as the Rāwene Craft Group, who recently produced door stops for the building. Photo / NZME When it comes to serving the community, no job is too small – or unusual – for the Rāwene Craft Group, with an assignment for a Far North heritage building stopping them in their tracks. The 22 women, ranging from retired midwives to farmers, come together to foster social connection and mu
'Huge problem': Community leader calls for more police action against meth (opens the original)
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Tinopai is a beautiful and remote seaside community but like other parts of Northland, it struggles with methamphetamine harm. Photo / NZME A leader from a remote Kaipara community says he would like to see more police action against drug dealers. The comments came after two rural Kaipara residents faced the possibility of life in prison, after being arrested for dealing methamphetamine. Late last week, police searched an address in Arapaoa, near Tinopai, after investigating information about il
SH1 at Brynderwyn reopens after overnight slip (opens the original)
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State Highway 1 at Brynderwyn has fully reopened following a slip. NZ Transport Agency said the slip was reported about 9pm yesterday and the road was closed with detours in place. One lane reopened this morning under stop/go traffic management. In an update at 8.30am, the agency said the slip had been cleared and the route was fully open. “Road users are asked to drive with caution as it may be slippery in that location due to some mud on the road.
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