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Naomi Arnold

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Freelance journalist & author of NORTHBOUND and SOUTHERN NIGHTS, out now with @HarperCollins. Portfolio & contact via my website 👇
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DOC to reopen Graham Valley Road after long closure

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By Naomi Arnold Verified
| Wilderness Verified
Top of the South Island trampers will be pleased to hear that a badly damaged access road to one of the region’s best tramping areas should be reopened by spring. Graham Valley Road near Motueka offers access to a popular section of Kahurangi National Park, including the track network of Mt Arthur Tablelands, the Cobb Valley region and beyond. The steep 4WD-only road has a long history of storm damage, closures and repairs.
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Best fly-drive destinations in Australia and New Zealand

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By Naomi Arnold Verified
| Cathay Pacific
When it comes to intrepid adventures with a magical sense of freedom, Australia and New Zealand are the ideal destinations for a classic “roadie”, as it’s called in this part of the world. So grab your passports and set up your favourite playlists – because nothing beats an Australasian fly-drive road trip. When you’re planning your trip, be sure to choose Hertz for the drive.
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Unveiling individual and collective temporal patterns in the tanker shipping network - Nature Communications

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By Kevin SH Teo, Naomi Arnold Verified, Andrew Hone, Michael Coulon, Martin Ireland, Mauricio Santillana, István Kiss
| Nature Verified
Abstract The global oil tanker shipping network emerges from individual ship and fleet decisions driven by economic, environmental, and operational factors. However, most existing shipping network analysis rely on static, time-aggregated representations, overlooking critical temporality connecting individual vessel routing strategies with both operational efficiency and global cargo flows.
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