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Google News: Council will work with Citrus Grove on alternative scheme
[Gisborne Herald] - Chairman of the panel Alan Watson told the council there were four principal reasons for its decision — protection of the airport, protection of versatile soils, flooding and the need for change. The council had a very strong protection policy for
Better but more expensive water for Kaitaia
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[Northern Advocate] - The same independent commissioners hearing the application, Auckland planner Alan Watson (chairman), former regional chairman Mark Farnsworth and Canterbury-based groundwater expert Hugh Thorpe, last year granted Landcorp Farming and Te Runanga o Te
Australia Day Honours - a reason to be proud
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[St George and Sutherland Shire Leader] former Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting (see linked story) receiving an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) and an AM (Member in the General Division Order of Australia) each for Professor Alan Watson and Dr Tracey McDonald (see below).
Google News: Back to work with bit of buzz
[Gisborne Herald] - In the “public forum” session, traditionally first off the block at 9am, we have Alan Watson, chairman of the Citrus Grove (that's the big development that was planned at Makaraka) hearing commissioners, plus Alex Ferguson from Apache Canada Ltd
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