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Two tonnes of venison destined for foodbank

Summary by Otago Daily Times
Members of the Oamaru Pacific Island Community Trust and Salvation Army captain Jocelyn Smith worked to process over 2tonnes of venison to support the Salvation Army foodbank last weekend. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED A "tremendous effort" by the Pacific Island community and Southland charity Deer To Care processed over two tonnes of venison meat to support the Salvation Army foodbank in North Otago.

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Two tonnes of venison destined for foodbank

Members of the Oamaru Pacific Island Community Trust and Salvation Army captain Jocelyn Smith worked to process over 2tonnes of venison to support the Salvation Army foodbank last weekend. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED A "tremendous effort" by the Pacific Island community and Southland charity Deer To Care processed over two tonnes of venison meat to support the Salvation Army foodbank in North Otago.

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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand on Saturday, August 2, 2025.
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