Russell s Go Green Awards are back after Covid cancellation
21 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM
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Richard Robbins, of Project Island Song, accepts the supreme award in the inaugural Far North Go Green Awards in 2019. Photo / Supplied
Richard Robbins, of Project Island Song, accepts the supreme award in the inaugural Far North Go Green Awards in 2019. Photo / Supplied
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An awards ceremony honouring the Far North s environmental champions, which had to cancelled last year due to Covid, is now set to go ahead in March.
The Far North Go Green Awards brainchild of the Resilient Russell Trust were founded in 2019 with Project Island Song, a community-driven project to restore the flora and fauna of the eastern Bay of Islands, taking out the inaugural supreme prize.
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People walk by posters to promote the Tokyo 2020 Olympics on Tuesday.
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People walk by posters to promote the Tokyo 2020 Olympics on Tuesday.
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