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Press Release – Ballance Farm Environment Awards
The on-farm judging of the Regional Supreme Award winners for the Ballance Farm Environment Awards (BFEA) has recently been completed.Judges Warwick Catto and Jamie Strang travelled the length of the country from Kaeo in the north to Riverton in the south over a 3 week period to talk to these innovative food and fibre producers, and BFEA regional supreme winners, about their environmental sustainability initiatives. The properties visited included dairy and beef finishing, sheep, beef, deer, a milking goat farming operation and commercial vegetable growers.
Each of the 10 BFEA regional supreme winners spent time on their properties with Catto and Strang, representatives of the national judging panel from the New Zealand Farm Environment Trust, a charity set up to promote sustainable farming and growing and share knowledge and expertise within the farming community. The on-farm visits form a vital part of the judging process to nam
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Claims of vomit, smashed glass, and urine as Newcastle West End hotel bids for booze licence
Neighbours lodged serious objections against the Rooms Inn s bid to sell alcohol, but the hotel said it had only received one complaint in the past three years
08:00, 11 MAR 2021
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– Mamoudou N Diaye called for greater accountability and careful listening as society grapples with teaching and talking about racism in America. Many people in this country have been fed a single story, and not only has that single story omitted many of us, been responsible for dangerous stereotypes and so divisiveness in the populous, it fed us an extremely white-washed and heavily edited version of history, said N Diaye, keynote speaker at the College of Wooster s virtual Martin Luther King Jr. Day program.
N Diaye – a Mauritanian-American comedian, filmmaker, writer, activist and former seventh-grade science teacher – offered his insight on the fight for social justice and welcoming fresh perspectives that differ from what has been outlined in textbooks and mainstream media.