Lower Hutt woman who starved horse banned from owning animals for 10 years
10 Feb, 2021 01:42 AM
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Tania Harrison appeared in court today for sentencing on a charge of reckless ill-treatment of an animal. Photo / File
Tania Harrison appeared in court today for sentencing on a charge of reckless ill-treatment of an animal. Photo / File
A Lower Hutt woman who starved a horse for several weeks until it was too weak to even be led away by an SPCA inspector has been denied a discharge without conviction.
Tania Harrison appeared in the Hutt Valley District Court this afternoon where her lawyer argued she shouldn t receive a conviction for the offending because it would affect her ability to maintain or get a job in the future.
Manuwhenua ki Mohua bless Te Whare Whakata at the opening ceremony on January 17.
Everyone who has visited the base of Farewell Spit will know it. The house locally known as Freeman’s cottage which adjoins the carpark is demarcated off by a picket fence. It takes its name from the original builder and farm owner, Stephen Freeman, who constructed it back in the 1930s. Thanks to HealthPost Nature Trust and a heap of volunteers who gave it a serious facelift over the summer, this cottage has found new life as the trust’s new field station. It will be used by those conducting biodiversity research along with trust volunteers and workers as the Cape Farewell-Wharariki Eco-sanctuary picks up speed.
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Mineral Creek to be focus of extensive watershed study
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Facing extreme pressure in recent years, waterway near Silverton will be examined
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Mineral Creek to be focus of extensive watershed study Mineral Creek, a popular place for outdoor recreation, will be the focal point of a watershed assessment conducted by the U.S. Forest Service this summer. Courtesy of Ray Dileo
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The U.S. Forest Service this summer will launch an extensive study of the Mineral Creek watershed west of Silverton, an area that has been bombarded in recent years with campers and hikers headed up the Ice Lakes Trail.