A public meeting scheduled for this Friday to discuss the water issues in Waikouaiti and Karitane will now be held next week because of the alert level 2 restrictions.
Lily Thoroughgood (19, left), of Christchurch, and Fernanda Posada (19), of Hamilton, enjoy the tasty offerings at the International Food Festival held in the Museum Reserve on Saturday evening.
A public meeting scheduled for this Friday to discuss the water issues in Waikouaiti and Karitane will now be held next week because of the alert level 2 restrictions.
Having to start classes online yesterday due to Covid-19 restrictions was no issue for University of Otago students already used to the pandemic interrupting their education.
A public meeting scheduled for this Friday to discuss the water issues in Waikouaiti and Karitane will now be held next week because of the alert level 2 restrictions.
Having to start classes online yesterday due to Covid-19 restrictions was no issue for University of Otago students already used to the pandemic interrupting their education.
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