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Oystercatcher
Does it really catch oysters? With its black or pied plumage, pink legs and long bright orange-red bill, the oystercatcher is one of...
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Black swan
The black swan (Cygnus atratus), Maori name kakianau, is a native New Zealand species. It was present here at the time of first human settlement...
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Rig sharks
Recent research by NIWA confirms the long-held belief that Porirua Harbour is an important nursery for rig, the species that forms the backbone of the fish...
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Crossword
Try your hand at this crossword. The clues all relate to birds you will find in and around Pauatahanui Inlet. (If you get stuck, the answers are at...
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Colouring-in picture
Here's a different exercise to test your skills. For those of you who have an artistic bent with paint or crayon, or perhaps felt-tipped pens, we have reduced...
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Connect the dots
Here's a drawing that has been turned into a series of dots. You have to connect the dots, starting with No. 1, to discover what the final picture...
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Black swan maze
Did you know that there is a very close relationship between the black swan and eelgrass? See if you can help the black swan find the eelgrass meadow. Only...
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Porirua Harbour and Catchment Strategy and Action Plan
The History In 2012 Porirua City Council (PCC), Greater Wellington Regional Council (GW), Wellington City Council (WCC) and Ngati Toa...
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AGM 2017
Our AGM this year started off in a slightly unusual way. The venue was set to be St Mary’s church, Whitby, at...
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Left Side Bar
*ITEMS OF CURRENT INTEREST: See our coverage of the HELICOPTER[sitetree_link,id=217] that crashed into the Inlet on 2 May.* *Living Waters documentaries, participation in community education, Inlet pathway progress and much,...
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