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Read this verrry slowly. New Zealand & Australian farms & agriculture & exports & prosperity were grown from Pacific phosphate fertiliser mined from Nauru & Banaba in Kiribati for decades. They lost land & culture to grow yours. Ignorance of this is high on all sides of politics
Heather du Plessis-Allan says Pacific people are 'leeches' on New Zealand dlvr.it/QkFv7B
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QUAKE: Mag 4.4, Mon, Sep 10 2018, 04:20:20 PM, 20 km north-east of Te Kaha. Depth: 44 km #eqnz geonet.org.nz/earthquake/201… – at Opotiki District, New Zealand
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The Hīkoi Whakanui i te Reo Māori (Māori Language Parade) has arrived in Te Ngākau. Join us to celebrate #TeWikioteReoMāori.
It's #TeWikioTeReoMaori - Māori Language Week! Did you know Te Reo Māori has similarities to some Asian languages such as the similarity in numbers with Filipino language? Know about any other similarities between Te Reo Māori and Asian languages? #ThinkAsia
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New Zealand- this Sunday #Uncharted #InTheWakeOfCptCook Ep 2 we are in .. #NewZealand 8 30 on @Primetv_NZ . Be a shame to miss it [ although there's always catch up ]
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Great to be on panel with Jenny Shipley, Louisa Wall & @_chloeswarbrick @AucklandUni Public Policy club celebrating 125th anniversary of #NZ #women’s suffrage & discussing the remaining challenges to #GenderEquality. @unwomenpacific 🌺🌺
Incredible panel celebrating 125 years of #women’s #suffrage and the need to keep building on the momentum. @_chloeswarbrick @HelenClarkNZ Jenny Shipley, Louisa Wall
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Another new TREE resource - Trees and ecosystems
bit.ly/2BYpcDc
@NZtreeProject
@CKirbyNZ #STEMnz #STEMeducation
@ah_cue @nzstep #EnviroSchools
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Enrol in " Natural hazards - lessons from Iceland" in Term 3. An online journey where your students will get close to spectacular volcanoes in Iceland and find out how New Zealand could harness geothermal energy and reduce the effects of eruptions. More at ow.ly/9gur30l03nA
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Environmental Protection Authority chair and deputy announced agscienceblog.wordpress.com/…
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Diona arcuata is nicknamed ‘eyelash seaweed’ because of its similarity to eyelashes. If you can imagine trying to find eyelashes on a rocky ocean shoreline, you can imagine how hard it is for scientists to find the #CritterOfTheWeek: bit.ly/2Na4d1W 📷: Tracy Farr NIWA
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We're ready to dive into #plasticfreejuly! It might look different for everyone but many people making small changes adds up to some big wins for the planet.
Are you with us?
Photo: @allan_cronin
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Hello Twitter family. This beautiful young woman is battling the same osteosarcoma that my daughter Ruby had. Her family is not working, to spend their time with her. Any donation, however small, will be a big help to them.
Please share. Thanks.
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Help @LCR_NZ by counting the birds in your garden 🐦🐦🐦 The Garden Bird Survey starts this weekend and runs until 8th July. #NZGBS #CitizenScience bit.ly/2MsRpT0
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Road trip views. #NZMustDo
[📍Mt Ngauruhoe, Ruapehu. 📷: @launa_jones]
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Hey #Auckland, W to SW winds are going to strengthen over the next 24 hours, peaking on Tuesday afternoon, easing by midnight tomorrow. Winds are expected to reach gale force in exposed places, especially marine. Hopefully not too many issues, but a windy Tuesday on the way:
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Seals are experiencing a population comeback and they are popping up in some unusual places. Often they just need rest, not rescuing. Find out what to do if you find a seal: bit.ly/2MKclpA
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Great shot 📷 thanks to chrisperling #waiotapu… instagram.com/p/BkPVIAXhGY0/… – at Rotorua District, New Zealand
How do we conserve and sustainably use #biodiversity in the #HighSeas which contain #MarineGeneticResources? NZ is taking part in negotiations for new @UN treaty on marine biodiversity 🌊🌏🐠 beyond national jurisdiction. Have your say at: bit.ly/2t70sRH #BBNJ
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As #Matariki appears each morning, it'll shine on restored dunes at Castlepoint on Wairarapa’s wild east coast. 70 people hit the beach on the weekend to plant 1500 native plants in a project led by Te Hika o Papauma hapu and local residents.
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Ecosystems play a critical role in regulating the world’s climate through their function as natural carbon sinks bit.ly/2fi9ZT7 #SDGs





























