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Papauta Elive, left, and Angelina pose by Paeroa’s L&P bottle.

Differences celebrated in beauty pageant

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:June 16, 2023
Post category:News

A Paeroa woman is stepping outside her comfort zone and entering a pageant that promotes diversity, self-worth, and empowerment, hoping to inspire her two young daughters along the way. Angelina…

Sediment is one of the consequences of erosion, which is especially an issue right now, Bala Tikkisetty says. File Photo

Sedimentation can deplete economy and environment

Post author:Sponsored Content
Post published:June 16, 2023
Post category:Rural

This should be the decade to focus on sediment loss to reduce its impact on the wider environment.Sediment is one of the consequences of erosion, which is especially an issue…

The Toa Trappers of Whiritoa have been using humane auto-traps to lessen the number of rats in the environment. Peanut butter is proving to have a good ‘hit rate’. Photo: SUPPLIED

Peanut butter works wonders in trapping

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:June 15, 2023
Post category:Rural

The use of peanut butter is having a “really good hit-rate” when it comes to one conservation trust’s attempts to eradicate rats from the environment. The Whiritoa Conservation Trust is…

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