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Community Scoop » Bridge Jumping Dangerous – No Longer A Rite Of Passage

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Bridge jumping dangerous - no longer a rite of passage - Gisborne District Council

Bridge jumping dangerous - no longer a rite of passage - Gisborne District Council
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Warning signs back on beaches - Gisborne District Council

Warning signs back on beaches - Gisborne District Council
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Community Scoop » Warning Signs Back On Beaches

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Warning Signs Back On Beaches

Warning signs are back up across the region’s coastline to warn beach users about the extremely dangerous nature of woody debris washing up after the weekend’s heavy rain. It is expected to be weeks, not days, for the remainder of the wood floating .

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