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The core could make its re-entry at any point within that area. Much of the rocket section is likely to burn up in the intense heat created as it enters the Earth’s atmosphere, but given the size of the segment some debris could make it to the ground. While any debris that does make it through will most likely fall into the ocean or onto areas of uninhabited land, it is possible some could fall over inhabited areas. It is impossible to predict where or when the debris will hit the Earth, and variations of just a few minutes could change the re-entry point by thousands of kilometres.

Feedback sought on SH2 median barrier option SH2. Image: Google Maps. '); } else { // } Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is seeking community feedback on a 14.2km median barrier option for State Highway 2 between Tetley Road and Esdaile Road, south of Katikati.  Regional Manager Infrastructure Delivery Jo Wilton says consultation at this stage is really important to the next steps. “We want to hear from the people who live alongside and regularly use this section of road to inform how we might shape a median barrier,” says Wilton. Between 2009 and 2018, 25 peop...

Singing group on the hunt for men File photo. Where are all the men? That’s what Tauranga choir Everybody Sings is wondering. The choir is looking for more male voices to join its numbers to fill out the sound in tenor and bass. Everybody Sings has been running for about 18 months in Tauranga, rehearsing at Omanu School hall every Wednesday evening for two hours. The new male singers won't be going it alone - the choir already has several male voices – but they’d like some help, director Rose Treadwell says. “Currently we’re singing in three parts instead of four for most songs, and...

Employment opportunities for rural communities File Image. SunLive. '); } else { // } The Government is aiming to create opportunities for at-risk rangatahi to overcome barriers to employment, education or training with the next tranche of He Poutama Rangatahi programmes. “We’re focused on supporting rangatahi to get what they need to progress in the real world, which is why we’ve announced funding for four programmes that aim to support rangatahi with driver license and work experience, digital skills and support with documentations for employment,” says ...

Locally-grown persimmons hitting shelves '); } else { // } One of New Zealand’s most on-trend fruit, locally grown persimmons, are about to hit the markets. Ian Turk, manager of the New Zealand Persimmon Industry Council, says local growing operations have gone from strength to strength as New Zealanders discover the versatility of this colourful treat. “Initially persimmons were grown commercially for export markets, Japan in particular, but these days a much larger volume of fruit is sold domestically,” says Ian. “In fact, we’re excited to have seen an ...