Deccan Landscape Construction Wins Award
Congratulations to Deccan Construction on winning an award at the Horizon International Landscapes of Distinction Awards
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Craftsman Gardener Services wins award!
Congratulations to Craftsman Gardener Services on picking up two Silver Awards at the Horizon International Landscapes of Distinction Awards this month.
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Awards – Gardens Realised
Congratulations to Lyndell Shannon of Gardens Realised who won GOLD – Best design for a small project at the Horizon International Landscapes of Distinction Awards.
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Natural Habitats Scoops 27 Awards
Natural Habitats lands 27 awards at the Landscaping New Zealand awards Natural Habitats and our clients scooped up 27 awards and no fewer than six gold’s at the 2010 “Landscapes of Distinction Awards” It was a great night for Natural Habitats at the 2010 Landscaping New Zealand “Landscapes of Distinction Awards” hosted in Dunedin this […]
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Swiming Pool Fencing: Super City Consistency
http://poag.org.nz Chairman: Gary Osborne In a month’s time when the eight Auckland Councils merge into one, we will have an interesting situation. They all still have different ways of interpreting the Fencing of Swimming Pools Act 1987.
Water Quality Presentation Part Three
Dr Jan Wright speaks to MPs about the science of water quality on 22 June 2010
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First step in the direction for fresh water – New Zealand Govornment
Note: The Land and Water Forum report is available at www.landandwater.org.nz A comprehensive report by the Land and Water Forum on the management of freshwater in New Zealand has been welcomed today by Environment Minister Nick Smith and Agriculture Minister David Carter.
Sep 22, 2010 | 0 comments
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Forest & Bird welcomes the report of the Land and Water Forum
“Overall, the Land and Water Forum report is a good outcome and is a step change in trying to overcome the confrontational and expensive way water has been managed up to now,” said Forest & Bird Advocacy Manager Kevin Hackwell, one of the trustees of the LWF.
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