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Dominic Salmon

Dominic Salmon

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Contributor, Bay Buzz

Hawke's Bay

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Social Themes , Soft Politics , Environmental Issues , Scientific , Human Curiosities , Refugee , Migrant Issues

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children, cooking, entertainment, food

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Total articles 15

  • NZ shifts into the slow lane on waste, emissions reduction

    By Dominic Salmon| Bay Buzz Verified [As published in March/April BayBuzz magazine.]Aotearoa New Zealand’s approach to tackling two major issues – waste reduction and emissions – is changing, and seemingly not for the better. The end of last year saw the Government quietly drop four out of five of the previous administration’s kerbside collection initiatives and delayed some plastic phase-outs.

    By Dominic Salmon · Bay Buzz

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • Paint … making waste a resource

    By Dominic Salmon| Bay Buzz Verified Did you know you can recycle paint and its packaging in Aotearoa New Zealand? In fact, the country has a scheme to do just that – Resene PaintWise, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary. If you’ve ever bought Resene paint you might’ve noticed a line on your receipt for the ‘PaintWise levy’ – a small charge which means you can take the containers and any leftover paint back to the store, for free, so it can be recycled or repurposed.

    By Dominic Salmon · Bay Buzz

    Feb. 02, 2025

  • NZ shifts into the slow lane on waste, emissions reduction

    By Dominic Salmon| Bay Buzz Verified [As published in March/April BayBuzz magazine.]Aotearoa New Zealand’s approach to tackling two major issues – waste reduction and emissions – is changing, and seemingly not for the better. The end of last year saw the Government quietly drop four out of five of the previous administration’s kerbside collection initiatives and delayed some plastic phase-outs.

    By Dominic Salmon · Bay Buzz

    Mar. 31, 2025

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