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Project Janszoon hands over Abel Tasman restoration gains

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By Katy Jones Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Project Janszoon is handed back Often referred to as the jewel in the crown of the top of the South Island, Abel Tasman National Park is renowned for its golden beaches, clear water and lush native forest. But on a popular beach in the tourist hotspot just over a decade ago, stood walls of gorse about two metres high.
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‘Extraordinary’ community response saves Kai Rescue, but concerns remain

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By Katy Jones Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Nelson Environment Centre chief executive Andrew White with surplus food re-distributed by Kai Rescue, a programme saved by the “extraordinary generosity” of the community.Martin de Ruyter / Nelson Mail A 4000% increase in community donations since last week has staved off the threat of closure for local food re-distribution service Kai Rescue.
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From Fragmentation To Integration: Why The U.K. Food Industry’s Tech Stack Is At A Tipping Point

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By Katy Jones Verified
| Forbes Verified
Katy Jones, CEO Trustwell ​The U.K. food industry is no stranger to complexity. From evolving regulatory frameworks and retailer demands to global supply chain pressures, food businesses today are operating in one of the most demanding environments in decades. Yet beneath these visible challenges lies a quieter, systemic issue: the technology stack itself. In my experience working with food manufacturers and retailers, I’ve rarely seen a business struggle because it lacks tools.
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