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Supplied This is  reportedly the third farm from which he is being evicted. Land Reform and Rural Development Minister Thoko Didiza's office has confirmed they are looking into the matter. An investigation will reportedly be launched into the eviction of a Western Cape farmer. Farmer Ivan Cloete is being evicted from his farm in Darling, allegedly to make way for a land reform claim, the SABC has reported. READ | The Department of Land Reform says an investigation has been launched into the eviction of a farmer on the Cape West Coast. Darling farmer Ivan Cloete is being evicted from the f...

A closed school is a headache for parents, children and teachers, yet planning appears to be scarce for up to 94 schools that could be affected by flooding as the tides rise. New Niwa models show Canterbury, Bay of Plenty and Waikato schools are the most likely to be hit by coastal flooding caused by up to 1 metre of sea level rise. Schools that could be in the flood risk zone after less than 50 centimetres of sea level rise include Napier Boys High, Kaiapoi High School and Opotiki College (see below for a full list). The rising tides could create flooding around school buildings and roa...

February 15 2021, 12:41 pm | BY Ricki Green | No Comments Spark has launched a new campaign for the America’s Cup entitled ‘Detail is Everything’, created in collaboration with Colenso BBDO. The campaign shows the importance of focusing on the detail.   Spark’s 5G coverage on the course gave Emirates Team New Zealand one of the most precious commodities in the America’s Cup – time. Engineers were able to make design improvements far quicker thanks to 5G, which enabled the team to stream real time data straight off Te Rehutai and back to base during testing. It’s details ...

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Tutira giant: Monster carp caught on a fly and released in Hawke's Bay lake 1 Feb, 2021 01:57 AM 3 minutes to read Ashley Perfect, centre, with the giant grass carp caught on a fly and released back into Lake Tutira. Photo / Supplied Ashley Perfect, centre, with the giant grass carp caught on a fly and released back into Lake Tutira. Photo / Supplied Hawkes Bay Today A monster 1m grass carp is back lurking in Lake Tutira after being released by an angler who hadn't fished the lake for a decade because it stank. Ashley Perfect, a 52-year-old Otaki College biology teacher, landed the carp in a ...