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Planning Commission says no to DOT bridge request - Vimarsana News

Planning Commission says no to DOT bridge request

The existing bridges were built in 1977 and do not meet modern specifications, including width or guard railing crashworthiness.

Rotorua's Lake Ōkataina closing for a month as iwi hires security after threats to drop gold clams into waterway - Vimarsana News

Rotorua's Lake Ōkataina closing for a month as iwi hires security after threats to drop gold clams into waterway

Closure of 'trophy' trout lake on eve of fishing season a 'blow to anglers' - Fish & Game

Regional council pest management innovation up for awards - Vimarsana News

Regional council pest management innovation up for awards

A software tool that revolutionises how the Bay of Plenty Regional Council records its pest data and one of its developers are both finalists in the Biosecurity New Zealand Awards.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Moving to Arizona: The Best of YouTube - Vimarsana News

Moving to Arizona: The Best of YouTube

If you’re looking to move to Phoenix, your research is bound to start on your phone or laptop.

Source: livabl.com
SunLive - Biosecurity protection bolstered on Te Arawa Lakes - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Biosecurity protection bolstered on Te Arawa Lakes

Biosecurity protection bolstered on Te Arawa Lakes TALT Biosecurity Officers William Anaru Snr and Steven Henry. Photo: '); } else { // }   Protection from biosecurity threats on the Rotorua Te Arawa Lakes has been boosted, with Te Arawa Lakes Trust’s - TALT-  Biosecurity Officers now monitoring the lakes’ boat ramps year round. Last week, Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council extended its contract with TALT, which will also see an increase in the number of hunga tiaki undertaking the mahi. The Trust’s Biosecurity Officers will now monitor the lakesâ€...