Silt-ridden materials given new life after Cyclone Gabrielle
Councils, contractors and private companies are working together to find new ways of recycling silt-ridden materials destined for the tip.
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Councils, contractors and private companies are working together to find new ways of recycling silt-ridden materials destined for the tip.
Silt and waste that covered Hawke's Bay after the cyclone will be recycled.
Silt and waste that covered Hawke's Bay will be recycled.
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