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Tawharanui Open Sanctuary Society Inc celebrated its 20th anniversary over Matariki weekend with a film premiere, book launch and public open day.
Janet Poole and her grandson George joined in the fun at the regional park on the Sunday, helping to plant commemorative native plants with TOSSI chairperson Alison Stanes. Photo, Jackie Russell.
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