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Writing and convening conversation about tech, climate and progress. A decade after writing a neutral reported history of Facebook, disgusted.
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Ballina beekeeper says varroa mite forcing small operators out

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By David Kirkpatrick Verified
| ballinanewsdaily.com.au
A local beekeeper says many in the industry are struggling “big time” with the impact of the varroa mite. Kelvin Scandrett of Two Busy Beez said the invasive pest had forced many amateurs and smaller beekeepers out of the industry. He said he was hanging in there by using a labour-intensive methodology of checking his hives every five days.
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Ballina ranks third in NSW for organ donor registrations

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By David Kirkpatrick Verified
| ballinanewsdaily.com.au
Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! Ballina residents are among the state’s most generous when it comes to organ donation, with the shire recording the third-highest organ donor registration rate in NSW. Figures released during DonateLife Week show 60 per cent of eligible Ballina residents are registered on the Australian Organ Donor Register, placing the shire behind only Bellingen and the Blue Mountains.
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Community groups invited to apply for Homes Reuse Program

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By David Kirkpatrick Verified
| ballinanewsdaily.com.au
Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! Expressions of interest are now open for eligible community organisations to put buyback homes and temporary pods to good use in their communities. The NSW Reconstruction Authority in conjunction with Homes NSW, have launched the Homes Reuse Program.
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