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A Black Halifax man who was wrongly accused of riding his bike in a pedestrian lane on the Macdonald Bridge this summer is demanding change. Ross Gray says this isn't the first time he's been stopped on the bridge.
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New technology helps farmers to remove nitrates from water Associate Professor in Environmental Hydrology and Soil Science Ranvir Singh explains to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern the results of their research. Massey University scientists unveiled a prototype of their novel systems for stripping nitrate from farm drainage at this year’s Fieldays, capturing hundreds of people's attention including farmers of all ages, members of the public and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Associate Professor in Environmental Hydrology and Soil Science Dr Ranvir Singh and Associate Professor in Soil Science ...
The 2010 and 2011 Canterbury earthquakes dramatically changed Christchurch's landscape, with many heritage buildings lost. Heritage advocates claim many of Christchurch's historic buildings were hastily bowled after the deadly February 2011 earthquake, while city leaders say safety was their priority. STEVEN WALTON reports. Carolyn Fletcher loved living in the Gothic Revival-style Cranmer Courts building. “As a little girl I looked at the place and said to my parents 'that would make a lovely place to live’. I just thought it was a gorgeous building,” she says. KIRK HARGREAVES/Stuff ...
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Father of abused boy speaks out: Home detention 'not enough' 17 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read Dean Ross Gray was sentenced in the Wellington District Court on Tuesday. Photo / Melissa Nightingale The father of a boy whose leg was twisted so violently that his femur broke has spoken out about the sentence the child's abuser received, saying home detention is "not enough". The four-year-old Kāpiti boy used to cower in fear when his abuser, Dean Ross Gray, entered the room, the Wellington District Court heard on Tuesday. Gray was in court for sentencing this week, having earlier pleaded ...