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With westerly winds gusting up to 35 knots, the conditions proved a challenge, but competitors made the most of the brilliant sunshine for the second annual Sailfest. Some of Australia's top sailors took over Newcastle Harbour for the regatta, as it made its return from a COVID shutdown. Cr ... by Jacinta Lee | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather
Long service awards for Dannevirke Fire Service members 3 Mar, 2021 03:16 AM 5 minutes to read The current Dannevirke Volunteer Fire Brigade Gold Star recipients. Bush Telegraph By: Dave Murdoch Pic 2: BTG080321FS2 Caption: The recipients with Fire and Emergency area manager Ken Cooper and Wellington Provincial Gold Star Association representative Tony Swain. Pic 3: BTG080321FS3 Caption: Tony Swain welcomes Craig Brown and Peter Sinclair into the Wellington Provincial Gold Star Association. Pic 4: BTG080321FS4 Caption: Dannevirke Fire and Emergency chief Peter Sinclair thanks everyone for the...
Dannevirke Firefighters awarded top honours 5 Mar, 2021 01:20 AM 4 minutes to read Dannevirke Volunteer Fire Brigade Gold Star recipients with their wives from left Tracey and Peter Sinclair, Jo and Craig Brown. Dannevirke Volunteer Fire Brigade Gold Star recipients with their wives from left Tracey and Peter Sinclair, Jo and Craig Brown. Hawkes Bay Today Pic 1: dan3477 Caption: Dannevirke Volunteer Fire Brigade Gold Star recipients with their wives from left Tracey and Peter Sinclair, Jo and Craig Brown. A combined total of 50 years service to Dannevirke Fire Brigade was honoured when two ...
Are there more tornadoes because of global warming? Are they stronger? Do they occur more frequently outside of the usual tornado season, or are they more common in areas that formerly had few tornadoes? There are problems with all of these questions, and the main problem is the fact that the tornado data isn't very informative. Here's the raw data from the NOAA tornado database, showing the number of tornadoes per year of all intensities greater than one mile long on the ground: