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Mangorei School students Sarah Duncan, Tamsin Eden, Maecyn Turner, Henry Moffat and Charlie Poulgrain, all 12, are getting set to compete in this year’s (Witt) Science and Technology Fair. The Fuel the Fire project was done by a student Sam Parker last year.
Alternatives for eggs in muffins and the amount of bacteria in their teacher s saliva were a couple of the many things that Taranaki children discovered at last year’s science fair. And Mangorei School students Sarah Duncan, 12, Tamsin Eden, 12, Maecyn Turner, 12, Henry Moffat, 12, Charlie Poulgrain, 12, are looking forward to what they might find out this time around.
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The French national returned to New Plymouth where she’s looking for work to see out the final leg of her New Zealand adventure. It has been just over a year since the 26-year-old communications specialist arrived in Auckland, a month before the Government introduced the Covid-19 alert levels. She bought a campervan with plans to tour the country but alert level four curtailed her plans. At the time,
Stuff reported Besse had just a few days to find somewhere to park up for the month-long, level four spell. Through the French Embassy she made contact with Katy Vaurabourg-Fisher who was offering to help backpackers find a safe place to sit out lockdown.