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At this ecological crossroads, Central Otago writer Jillian Sullivan seeks a kinder path forward. The Ida Burn is running shallow, the interstitial spaces between pebbles and stones dense with silt, and in the glides a yellow sheen of flowering broom. The wind that whooshed in the trees all morning has quietened to the sound of faraway surf. There’s just birdsong, and the tinkling of water over stones. On a day of torrential rain several years ago, tips of waves surged through the broom bushes, powering the Ida Burn closer and closer to the house. The cane armchair I’d left by the pond bo...

Was going 106 miles an hour, how did it get there? was there mechanical failure? did something on the track, you know, whatever it may have been lead to this? was there other outside source, ashleigh, that we're not aware that relates to the mechanics that caused the speed to elevate to that degree. what did he do if anything to stop it? was he aware, what's his training, history, and there's a lot of different elements that we have to factor into this, not only the speed. >> i'm going to get back to this in a moment. i need to break in with news here. and it is very sad news. this comes to us...