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Home›Dredging›Sediment Dumping at Aramoana Spit Could Spoil Area’s world-famous Surf Break ? (New Zealand)
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August 11, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Sediment Dumping at Aramoana Spit Could Spoil Area’s world-famous Surf Break ? (New Zealand)

A group of surfers say plans by Port Otago to dump dredge sediment near Aramoana spit could spoil the area’s world-famous surf break… radionz [mappress] Source: radionz, August 12, 2010;

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A group of surfers say plans by Port Otago to dump dredge sediment near Aramoana spit could spoil the area’s world-famous surf break…

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[mappress] Source: radionz, August 12, 2010;

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