Another blow was to dealt to NZ’s 100% Pure reputation today. First it was the Brazilian tourists who say they were sprayed with brush killer whilst hiking in the Kahurangi National Park, now it’s a group of contractors who allege they had toxic 1080 pellets dropped on their heads whilst out working. Ironically the aggrieved…
Those were the words of a Brazilian couple who say they were exposed to a “rain of chemicals” from a helicopter spraying gorse whilst they were tramping the Heaphy Track in the Kahurangi National Park, the second largest national park in New Zealand. The 78.4km Heaphy Track is the longest trail in the park and…
Attempts to prevent the “Poisoning Paradise” documentary from screening at the AMRISTA film festival have failed.
The Guardian columnist Fred Pearce has published a response to the NZ government’s rebuttal of his report last month about the country’s shameful attempts at Greenwashing. (See 100% pure myth exposed by British press for background) In his most recent report he has accused the government of keeping two sets of carbons accounts. Even though…
The reader responses have been coming in thick and fast to the Guardian’s website after the above article was published on Thursday. Please see blog post 100% Pure Myth Exposed By British Press. Here are a few of the reader comments, starting with a very typical ‘Pom Bashing‘ rant, followed by the usual ‘but other…
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