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Local Matters - Chocks away for aero club s open day

Chocks away for aero club’s open day Planes have been flying from the Dairy Flat airstrip for nearly 60 years. A blue Searey Amphibian caused a lot of interest when members of the RSA visited the aero club in 2018. Covid-19 restrictions permitting, North Shore Aero Club will be opening its hangar doors to the public for a community open day at its Dairy Flat airfield on Saturday, March 27. Highlights will include a number of visiting aircraft on display, including a Navy Seasprite helicopter, the Coastguard Air Patrol plane and the Westpac Rescue helicopter. There will also be all sorts of other aircraft on show, including some that were built at the airfield, and others that children will be able to climb into and have a look around.

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Essential Tasks On The Raoul Radar For HMNZS Canterbury

Tuesday, 9 March 2021, 10:51 am The Royal New Zealand Navy ship HMNZS Canterbury has left for Raoul Island with MetService and GNS Science staff aboard to carry out essential tasks, including maintenance of critical weather and tsunami warning systems. Maritime Component Commander Commodore Mat Williams said the re-supply mission, which left on Monday, was delayed a week and scaled back after Auckland went into COVID-19 alert level three. The mission was now going ahead over the next week to carry out critical re-supply and maintenance tasks, he said. “Friday’s earthquakes and tsunami warnings were a reminder of how important these early warning systems are.

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SunLive - No major damage to Raoul Is following 8 1M quake

SunLive - No major damage to Raoul Is following 8 1M quake
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Business Scoop » Essential Tasks On The Raoul Radar For HMNZS Canterbury

Business Scoop » Essential Tasks On The Raoul Radar For HMNZS Canterbury
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Up to 25,000 people crowd Waitangi, treated to spine-tingling mass haka

Up to 25,000 people crowd Waitangi, treated to spine-tingling mass haka 6 Feb, 2021 02:04 AM 6 minutes to read About 300 kaihoe (waka paddlers) delivered a spine-tingling mass haka on the shores of Tii Beach, watched by up to 1000 people on Waitangi Day. Photo / Michael Cunningham Northern Advocate As many as 25,000 people travelled to Waitangi today to celebrate the 181st anniversary of the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi (Treaty of Waitangi). Hundreds made the early pilgrimage up to Te Whare Rūnanga on the upper grounds to witness the dawn ceremony, which was held outside in its entirety - a break from tradition which dictated a portion of the ceremony be held inside the wharenui.

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