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“Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six<br />

impossible things before breakfast.” -- Lewis Carroll,<br />

What Others Are Saying<br />

Make sure that you click on the following links and read the latest postings.<br />

From <strong>Kaipara</strong> Citizens and Ratepayers Association<br />

www.kcra.org.nz<br />

From <strong>Kaipara</strong>Concerns<br />

http://www.kaiparaconcerns.co.nz/<br />

From Mangawhai Residents and Ratepayers Association<br />

http://mangawhairatepayers.ning.com/<br />

From Mike Sabin. Member of Parliament for Northland.<br />

5 December 2012<br />

Sabin welcomes further support for kiwifruit growers<br />

Mike Sabin, MP for Northland, has welcomed a package of support measures being made<br />

available to assist kiwifruit growers who have been affected by the Psa-V vine disease. The<br />

Government has declared Psa a medium-scale biosecurity event triggering further assistance<br />

for those affected by the disease. “Horticulture is one of the main planks in the Northland<br />

economy, so this news will come as a relief for those kiwifruit orchardists in our region affected<br />

by Psa,” Mr Sabin said. “Psa was first detected in New Zealand in November 2010, and in the<br />

early stages the Government made a commitment of $25 million in a dollar-for dollar partnership with kiwifruit industry<br />

partners to assist in the management plan.<br />

“This new package is in addition to the commitment already made and signals to the kiwifruit industry that this<br />

Government recognises the far-reaching consequences of this disease,” Mr Sabin said.<br />

This package includes:<br />

• Recovery co-ordinators to provide one-on-one recovery help to growers<br />

• Provision of care by local providers, focussed on grower welfare initiatives<br />

• Rural Assistance Payments (RAPs) for growers suffering extreme hardship<br />

• Support with technology transfer and advice<br />

• Reimbursement, on a case-by-case basis, of costs incurred by volunteers<br />

For further information on the further measures announced by Hon David Carter today, click here.<br />

ENDS<br />

FL Computers.<br />

<strong>Dargaville</strong> Four Square Discount Supermarket<br />

111 Victoria Street, <strong>Dargaville</strong> 0310 Phone: (09) 439 1083<br />

Open 7 Days<br />

122 Victoria Street. <strong>Dargaville</strong>. Phone: (09) 439 0496. E-Mail: flcomputers@xtra.co.nz

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