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Huhana Lyndon | This Disease Is Affecting Other Areas, Councils and Tribes Need to Work Together.
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Kauri dieback has hit one of the Whangarei kauri groves. The Northern Territory Council has not released the results of its kauri dieback tests to Whangarei council for more than a year, and the council is investigating why it took so long to get the information. The park has now been closed to prevent the spread of the disease, says Ngati Kahu o Torongare hapu spokesperson Huhana Lyndon, who says councils need to work with tribes to prevent thi…
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