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A potential new population of Shortjaw kōkopu, one of the five whitebait species, has been discovered in Northern Hawke’s Bay. <img src='https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2307/5e85b0c7ae226dfd0b85.jpeg' width='720' height='405'> Image courtesy of DoC Hawke’s .
A TIME capsule has been buried in the garden at St Michael’s Church Hall in Musselburgh by local Scouts. Marked by a stone plaque carved and donated by retired Edinburgh man John Spencely CBE, it will be retrieved on Saturday, April 27, 2041, at 2pm. The time capsule captures the youngsters’ thoughts on the Covid-19 lockdown and the future; what they thought 2041 would be like; what technology there would be; and what will have changed. They chose a recent news clipping and gave their hopes and fears on what 2041 would be like for them personally. The troop from 1st Musselburgh Scouts, with members aged 10 to 14, put a lot of effort into the evidence they produced, with their hopes that coronavirus was over, that they had good houses and jobs, with no offices, bigger and better televisions, self-drive electric cars, personal jet pack travel, better health with more cures, better VR systems, more space exploration and a space hotel on Mars.