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STUFF Follow a Dominion Post newspaper as it travels through the Oji recycling plant in Seaview, Wellington, and then on to the paper mill in Auckland. Every weekday, around 31,000 copies of the Dominion Post are torn from their packaging, their words consumed by hungry eyes over coffee, or propped up on a knee on the train to work. On Saturdays, that number climbs to 38,000. Environmentally-conscious readers will put it in a recycling bin when they’re done with the crossword. But what happens after that? Kate Green follows a copy of the Dominion Post from the bin to a new life.

Waterworld Te Rapa/Supplied Waterworld Te Rapa was one of three council businesses caught discharging contaminants into the sewers in breach of their trade waste consents. This story was originally published on and is republished with permission. A public pool, a water treatment plant and a landfill owned by Hamilton City Council are among the 99 organisations caught dumping contaminants down the drain. The three council-owned facilities were revealed after the council released the names of all 99 companies that had breached their trade waste consents in the city during the past year. The...