What does a New Zealander, or indeed a tourist do when they suspect 1080 poisoning has occurred? Harden up? Hope for the best? Believe that “she’ll be right?” Or perhaps go to the GP who, in the case of the two sisters caught in 1080 dust during their picnic, “didn’t really know how to deal…
News is breaking in New Zealand about the potential contamination of milk powder by the environmental toxin 1080. Fonterra, Synlait and the A2 Milk Company have been placed in trading halt. Fonterra and other dairy companies in trading halt http://t.co/VYWvcUTafg — NBR (@TheNBR) March 10, 2015 An anti-1080 group allegedly threatened to poison infant…
The New Zealand press is today covering the story of the Norwegian hunters, who filmed themselves shooting Kereru whilst on holiday in New Zealand, facing criminal charges if they ever dare to return to New Zealand. From the Herald: “The men caused outrage both here and in Norway after posting a video of their trip…
From the Taranaki Daily News: “Fingers are crossed at the Department of Conservation for fine weather in the last part of summer to drop 70 tonnes of 1080 pellets into the Egmont National Park. The saga of Operation Egmont has been dragging on since August last year. DOC was unable to fly helicopters into the…
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…
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