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Jul 2, 2024 |
newshub.co.nz | Kaysha Brownlie
Watch: Burnside Primary students are planting natives to restore the habitat of our native pepe para-riki, or boulder copper butterfly, which has been decimated due to habitat loss. Credits: Newshub. It's been 200 years since the endemic boulder copper butterfly was abundant across Canterbury. A local primary school has set out to change that, by creating a special garden to entice them back. Little hands with big plans to restore a rich biodiversity.
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Jul 1, 2024 |
newshub.co.nz | Kaysha Brownlie
Alcohol companies are investing in low-alcohol beverages as the Kiwi drinking culture shifts. Credits: Image - Getty Images; Video - Newshub Alcohol companies are heavily investing in low or no-alcohol beverages amid soaring demand, reflecting a Kiwi drinking culture shift that's been gaining momentum over the past 15 years. It looks like wine, tastes like wine, and is made with grapes (like wine), but it doesn't come with the effects too much wine can have.
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Jun 23, 2024 |
newshub.co.nz | Kaysha Brownlie
A decision has been made to scale back the Christ Church Cathedral reinstatement project amid budget blowouts and delays. Credits: Newshub A special Anglican Diocesan Synod has decided to scale back the Christ Church Cathedral reinstatement project to make it more affordable. The church was badly damaged in the earthquakes more than a decade ago. But the project to restore it has been plagued by budget blowouts and delays ever since.
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Jun 23, 2024 |
newshub.co.nz | Kaysha Brownlie
Jacob Hawkins is building as many Lego sets as he can in this year's World Vision 40-Hour Challenge. Credits: Newshub An Auckland man is helping the victims of climate change - brick by brick. Jacob Hawkins is building as many Lego sets as he can in this year's World Vision 40-Hour Challenge, which is supporting communities across Asia-Pacific on the frontline of the climate crisis. It's technical, time-consuming - some might say tedious.
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Jun 19, 2024 |
newshub.co.nz | Kaysha Brownlie
Watch: The confirmation of the fossil's age has excited scientists. Credits: Newshub. An international team of scientists has discovered a fossil found in a Canterbury stream four decades ago is 246 million years old. That makes the nothosaur the oldest ancient polar sea reptile found in the Southern Hemisphere. "A nothosaur is a long reptile with a long neck, a long tail and it's got paddles - flippers.
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