DOC said a separate group of 30 whales that initially came ashore near Pakawau Inlet on Saturday evening were now swimming in shallow waters, and a single whale stranded at Patons Rock has swum away.

and a single whale stranded at Patons Rock has swum away. A DOC manager, Andrew Lamason, said staff across the region have put in a huge effort alongside Project Jonah volunteers. They will be caring ...

The solitary whale at Patons Rock has swum away. It has been a huge effort from DOC staff from across the region, Project Jonah volunteers, Massey University experts, and community volunteers. We will ...

The Country 105 Caring for Kids Radiothon kicks off Wednesday, giving listeners a window into the world-class care that happens every day at the Alberta Children’s Hospital. From 6 am to 7 am ...

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