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Louise Deane explains the NOW Project to residents at Richmond Villas. Photo: ALICE PARMINTER

Trial to soldier on with ‘buggy’ waste solution

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:March 26, 2025
Post category:Rural

A $900,000 trial project using insects to process waste is being developed in Thames, and organisers think it may hold solutions for dealing with commercial food waste, agricultural food waste,…

Virtual reality goggles immerse the users in ancient kauri forests. Photo: SUPPLIED

Community Whānau Day celebration held

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:March 5, 2025
Post category:Rural

The Kauaeranga Valley Visitor Centre’s inaugural Waitangi Whānau Day blended ancient creatures with modern technology.Held on February 6 at the picturesque Department of Conservation (DOC) visitor centre near Thames, the…

Turua Domain caretaker Jim Sutherland with the stand of Kahikatea trees. Photo: ALICE PARMINTER

Stormwater an innovative irrigation solution

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:February 26, 2025
Post category:Rural

An innovative solution to bush regeneration and resilience is being developed for a small stand of mature kahikatea trees in Turua. The aim of the project, a uniquely-designed irrigation system,…

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