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Posted 18th Oct 2018
Training the next generation of stink bug hunters
In October, during Biosecurity Week in Tauranga Moana, KVH helped bring biosecurity alive for groups of intermediate students taking part in the Creepy Crawlies Meets Primary Production project.
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Posted 18th Oct 2018
Biosecurity protects home grown happiness
"We all need to keep a look out for any biosecurity threats that could ruin these gardens that we love so much." Watch Elien Lewis of Home Grown Happiness talk about why biosecurity matters to her.
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Posted 16th Oct 2018
Biosecurity with Master Chef Sachie Nomura of Sachie's Kitchen
Master Chef Sachie Nomura of Sachie's Kitchen shows us why biosecurity matters to her and the local New Zealand produce she uses in her amazing dishes.
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Posted 16th Oct 2018
Tauranga Moana launches biosecurity collective
National and international biosecurity experts will converge on Tauranga this week, for a series of biosecurity-related events and the launch of a new initiative.
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Posted 12th Oct 2018
Biosecurity Awards finalists reflect huge national effort in biosecurity
The announcement of the finalists for the 2018 New Zealand Biosecurity Awards. The judging panel faced a tough job with over 60 high-calibre entries to assess.
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Posted 12th Oct 2018
New road signs for kauri lands
New road signs calling on travellers to take action to protect kauri are being installed as part of the ongoing campaign to save the national taonga from dieback disease.
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Posted 1st Oct 2018
A community driving biosecurity in Tauranga Moana
A new coalition in the Tauranga Moana region is leading the country in a coordinated community approach to biosecurity.
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Posted 28th Sep 2018
Building a biosecurity team of 4.7 million New Zealanders
Minister for Biosecurity Damien O’Connor today calls on every New Zealander to help build a biosecurity team of 4.7 million as part of the Ko Tātou This Is Us campaign.
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Posted 28th Sep 2018
Ko Tātou This Is Us – It takes all of us to protect Aotearoa
A new programme launched today by Biosecurity 2025 sets out to build a biosecurity team of 4.7 million New Zealanders.
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