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beautiful news sa"> By beautiful news sa - 04 March 2021 - 07:00 Around 1.3 billion tonnes of food are thrown out every single year. One of the most discarded items is expired milk. Yet innovator Robert Luo believes that everything should be given another chance. “Nothing is ever waste, but rather an opportunity,” he says. His answer to forsaken dairy? A T-shirt. In 2018, Luo spent time on his uncle’s dairy farm in China. Watching the copious amounts of milk being thrown away on a daily basis, Luo knew he had to come up with a sustainable solution. Inspired by his experience, he f...
A huge subdivision at Pokeno has been beset by a feud over illegal commission payments. A planned ‘monster’ development in a sleepy Waikato town has faltered with a civil trial due to follow a criminal trial after a major stoush between investors. National Correspondent Steve Kilgallon reports. Eight years ago, Pokeno had just 600 inhabitants. But things are changing rapidly in the small Waikato town, once known for its bacon, its giant ice-cream scoops and the gas station where Kelly Johnson fuelled up his Mini for free in Goodbye Pork Pie. Just 53km from downtown Auckland, huge new es...