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Home›News›New Zealand: Harbour Islands Plan Gains More Support
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January 10, 2012 · about 14 years ago

New Zealand: Harbour Islands Plan Gains More Support

A necklace of islands mooted for the upper harbour, using 7.2 million cubic metres of spoil dredged from lower Otago Harbour, is gaining … By John Lewis (odt) [mappress] Source: odt, January 10, 2012;

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A necklace of islands mooted for the upper harbour, using 7.2 million cubic metres of spoil dredged from lower Otago Harbour, is gaining …

By John Lewis ( odt )

[mappress]

Source: odt, January 10, 2012;

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