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Restricted Fire Season And Fireworks Ban For The Coromandel This Holiday Period - Vimarsana News

Restricted Fire Season And Fireworks Ban For The Coromandel This Holiday Period

A restricted fire season has been declared for the Coromandel from 9am today (20 December), until further notice. A restricted fire season means anyone planning on lighting an open-air fire will need to apply for and obtain a permit. You can apply ...

Increased Fire Risk Brings Fire Season Changes Across Otago - Vimarsana News

Increased Fire Risk Brings Fire Season Changes Across Otago

A sharp increase in fire risk has brought about a number of fire season changes across the Otago District as of 8am on Monday 18 December, until further notice. The Central, Naseby, Upper Waitaki, Lakes, Glendhu Bluffs and Lake Ōhau zones will ...

Fire Safety – Increased fire risk brings fire season changes across Otago - Vimarsana News

Fire Safety – Increased fire risk brings fire season changes across Otago

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Fire Restrictions For Mackenzie Basin - Vimarsana News

Fire Restrictions For Mackenzie Basin

Fire restrictions are being put in place for the Mackenzie Basin as part of ongoing efforts to reduce the risk of wildfire over the summer. A temporary fireworks ban covering the area will come into effect from 8am tomorrow, Friday 15 December, until ...

Military courts - Vimarsana News

Military courts

Turkey has had civilian trials in military courts. Most of these trials were regarded as ‘fair’ and in accordance with ‘legal standards’. Civilian cases have been tried in...