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Thu, 4 Mar 2010
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Helicopters fly through the MT Allan Wenita Forest Fire on Wednesday. Photo by Peter McIntosh. Not far to go now . . . The Fraser Rivers Riders group lead by Winston Parks pause during yesterdays ride through Lake McKay station near Luggate. On Saturday the over 500 riders, walkers, horses, light and heavy wagon trails will parade through Wanaka to mark the completion of the week long 2010 cavalcade. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. An update aerial photo during the construction of the new Forsyth Barr Stadium on Tuesday. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. Nets going over vines at Templars Hill vineyard, Bannockburn yesterday. Russell Rogers, of Cromwell, driivng the tractor and Vanuatuan worker Densley Bong assisting. Photo by Lynda Van Kempen. Out going Commanding Officer Lt Col Grant McMillan and Maori Warrior Staff Sergeant Ray Hunia at the parade marking the 150th Otago Southland Battalion anniversary on Saturday. Photo by Craig Baxter. Surfer Neil Swift watches from the St Clair Esplanade after police closed St Clair beach on Sunday during a tsunami alert. Photo by Craig Baxter. Hey possum . . . Technician Euan Thompson looks at a female possum in captivity. AgReseach is appealing to members of the public to help capture live possums for their research. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. Otago Nuggets basketball captain Sam To'omata speaks on the season ahead at the Edgar Centre on Tuesday. Photo by Peter McIntosh. Breakfast...Ella Smith (5) tucks in with 180 other pupils at College St School after having first walked to school in the annual event. Photo by Jane Dawber. Face to face . . . Keen salmon angler Kevin Coutts, of Dunedin, with the 9.57kg salmon he caught ``somewhere in the Waitaki River'' on Wednesday. Photo by David Bruce.
 

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