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Julie Leven and her husband Des brought their camper up to visit their son in northern New South Wales, Australia, just before Christmas last year. They noticed masses of white dots moving over the black road surface as they drove back to their house in Gilgandra, some 430 kilometers northwest of Sydney, at night. They immediately discovered the dots were mice. (Photo : Wikimedia Commons) Lovely presentation of a totally disgusting story: Australia's apocalyptic mouse plague   When the Levens arrived at their home, they saw a scene of rodent carnage. Mice had infested their house in such l...

Wellington.Scoop Sewage was overflowing on the corner of Woodward Street and Lambton Quay late this afternoon. Wellington Water said its team were “working to unblock the pipe and clean up the area.” And it warned: please avoid Woodward Street if you can. At 5.30: We have made good progress making the site safe and directing foot and vehicle traffic away from the area. We have stopped the discharge of wastewater and disinfected the footpath and road affected. We will now use CCTV to investigate the cause of the discharge. Then at 9pm: We have completed flushing the stormwater main of any...

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Press Release – Kea New Zealand Kea honours Peter Cooper as World Class Supreme Award Winner for 2021 Kea World Class New Zealand … Kea honours Peter Cooper as World Class Supreme Award Winner for 2021 Kea World Class New Zealand Supreme Winner, Peter Cooper New Zealand’s global network for offshore Kiwi, Kea, has celebrated an impressive line-up of our global achievers at The Kea World Class Awards 2021, held at Shed 10, Auckland last night. The Awards ceremony inducted six new Kea World Class New Zealanders and one Friend of New Zealand, attracting an impressive crowd of past and pr...

Melanie Carroll05:00, Jun 04 2021 Talented Kiwis who returned home amid the Covid-19 pandemic are confident they can thrive here despite some challenges. As Covid-19 began rolling around the world last year and countries slammed their doors shut to contain the pandemic, many New Zealanders chose to return home. Three recipients of KEA’s World Class New Zealander Award on Thursday night said Covid-19 was a factor in their return, and in their decision to stay, but the timing was also right to come back. The award recognises exceptional global achievers who raise New Zealand’s mana globa...