The Weekend Sun - 12 July 2019

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12 July 2019, Issue 968

Inside

Eyeing Nepal p5

Birds bounce back

Karate’s nice guy p7

Brothers buy Bluebiyou p14

In a battle that pits man against mouse, the birds are winning. For more than a decade, volunteers have been painstakingly restoring native bush on the outskirts of Tauranga at Puketoki Reserve, Whakamarama.

Where there was once silence, now the birds are in full voice, thanks to volunteers like Robbie Banks (pictured above in the foreground). Predators and pests like stoats and possums, rats and mice are largely under control.

Foundation member of Friends of Puketoki Terry Edwards says the area is now flourishing but what they need is a new generation to keep all the hard work safe into the future. Read the full story on page 4. Photo: John Borren.

Women are learning to shine p32

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