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Residents of a New Plymouth suburb are celebrating the imminent removal of 16 power pylons - some erected in their backyards - which have towered over the neighbourhood for about 50 years.
The Ministry of Health is refusing to correct the mistakes, and has instead shut down access to data revealing the errors.
By Robin Martin of RNZ Never-before-seen documents show a senior Government official feared children could die if they came into contact with toxic chemica
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An official feared children could die if they came into contact with the toxic chemicals.
Never-before-seen documents show a senior government official feared children could die if they came into contact with toxic chemicals that were pouring directly onto a popular New Plymouth beach.