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Kavinda Herath/Stuff A Southland farmer was fined for breaches of the Resource Management Act, when he appeared in the Environment Court at Invercargill. A Southland farmer has been fined $16,250 after a hundred truck loads of contaminated soil was dumped on his farm. Bradley Yorke, 54 of Wyndham, entered guilty pleas to two breaches of the Resource Management Act for an incident where more soil than allowed was dumped on his farm, and turned out to be contaminated. In the Environment Court at Invercargill on Monday, Yorke admitted discharging a contaminant, namely asbestos fibre soils, heavy metals and/or polycyclic hydrocarbons, onto or into land from an industrial or trade premises, when not expressly allowed to do so by a national environmental standard or other regulations or a resource consent between May 1, 2019 and July 24, 2019.

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