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Bollards stoppping over-sized trucks

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By Nick Brook
| Otago Daily Times
Truckers with wide loads are measuring the metres between new bollards bolted to the Clydevale Bridge. Council contractors have installed two bright yellow metal cylinders at each end of the Clutha River crossing to prevent over-sized vehicles using the bridge about 25km northwest of Balclutha. Clydevale farmer and engineer Chas Kenny contacted the Otago Daily Times in February about damaged safety rails on both sides of the 90-year-old, single-lane bridge.
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Lawyer seizes his opportunity and buys sign at auction

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By Nick Brook
| Otago Daily Times
Milton's "Town of Opportunities" sign has secured a safe retirement after being seized at auction by a local admirer, who may have scared off the competition with his ambitious pursuit. The weathered landmark, replaced earlier this year and auctioned to raise funds for Milton’s new Elsie Stewart Community Library and Pool complex, was collected for $2500 by Milton lawyer Kerry Dowling.
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Shining a light on elder abuse

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By Nick Brook
| Otago Daily Times
Hidden harm affecting senior citizens is being highlighted ahead of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Observed internationally since 2006, June 15 proclaims older people’s rights to live free from abuse, neglect and exploitation and is observed in New Zealand until June 22. Dunedin social workers Tim Ollerenshaw and Trici Grothe-Robertson checked in with Age Concern Balclutha last week as part of regular work supporting local clients over reports of possible elder abuse.
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