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Boost for Kaikōura's iconic bird Original

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By David Hill
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
Kaikōura's iconic birds are enjoying their best season in years, as conservation efforts step up in the tourist town. Hutton's Shearwater Charitable Trust chairperson Ted Howard said the tītī (Hutton's shearwaters) are in good condition as they prepare to leave the nest. The tītī was the inspiration behind Kaikōura obtaining international dark sky sanctuary status in September 2024, with the Kaikōura District Council adopting new lighting rules in the same year.
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SH1 speed drop proposed by Amberley

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By David Hill
| marlboroughapp.co.nz
By David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter Reducing the speed limit on State Highway 1 south of Amberley will improve safety, the Hurunui District Council says. Councillors backed a submission from the Hurunui Road Safety Co-ordinating Committee, which supports a proposal to reduce the speed limit on the 0.9km stretch of SH1 from 80kph to 60kph, at a council meeting on Tuesday.
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Waimakariri deputy mayor on his busy new role

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By David Hill
| marlboroughapp.co.nz
By David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter Waimakariri’s deputy mayor has enjoyed a busy few weeks. Philip Redmond, who was appointed deputy mayor in October, said he is enjoying stepping up to fill in for Mayor Dan Gordon. Last week he filled in as acting mayor, while the mayor was away on Local Government New Zealand duties, including attending events at Waitangi.
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