21 tonnes of oiled debris has been collected in and around the Tauranga Harbour and Ports of Tauranga.
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Tauranga Moana iwi focus on oil spill clean up not who to blame
Tauranga Moana iwi want to focus on the cleaned up and not who to blame, after an oil spill in the harbour on Monday.
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Iwi representatives meet with Council to discuss Tauranga oil clean-up
Iwi representatives are working with Bay of Plenty Regional Council oil response staff in a co-ordinated effort to clean up the Maungatapu foreshore.
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NewsTauranga Moana iwi faced with further oil pollution issues
As Tauranga iwi continue trying to deal with the fallout and damage caused by the Rena wreck in their rohe, they are yet again faced with further pollution issues in their moana.
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Clean-up underway at Ports of Tauranga following Oil spill
An oil spill currently being cleaned up around the Ports of Tauranga is believed to have originated from a Mobil fuel pipe.
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Greens re-emphasise push for focus on renewable energy
Dangerous incidents in the oil and gas industry have increased in the last year and Green Party Energy spokesperson, Gareth Hughes says “the public has a right to know about it.”
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Government announces new possible sites for gas exploration
The government has announced new sites around the country that could potentially be explored for gas and oil.
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NewsTe Rūnanga o Ngāti Awa aims to have Rena wreckage removed
Bay of Plenty Regional Council has announced a three-week hearing on the resource consent application to leave part of the MV Rena wreck on Astrolabe Reef will begin in June.
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Hīkoi to protect NZ's seabeds reaches Waitangi
Opposing the drilling of this country's seabed for oil is the main focus of a protest at Waitangi this year.
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Hīkoi to Waitangi for international recognition of oil drilling issue
Preventing the degradation of Mother Earth from drilling for oil on the seabed. That's the warning from groups marching to Waitangi with the aim of getting their message to the world. Today Te Kāea caught up with one group who began their march at Cape Reinga.
