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Lee Scanlon

Lee Scanlon

Verified

Canterbury, West Coast

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water,Environment general news., transport conservation, development climate, politics arts, energy

Doesn’t Cover

gardening

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Content

Total articles 94

  • Telehealth consult morphs into comedy of errors

    By Lee Scanlon| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified By Lee Scanlon of A Westport woman says her appointment with the West Coast's new telehealth provider, Ka Ora, morphed into a comedy of errors. Alison* suffers from inflammatory bowel disease diverticulitis. Symptoms can include stomach pain, bleeding, fever and nausea. Alison knows that when it flares up, she needs an antibiotic. Her latest flare up happened on a Sunday before Christmas.

    By Lee Scanlon · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Jan. 17, 2025

  • Eight months' coal trucking to end as rail tunnel reopens

    By Lee Scanlon| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified By Lee Scanlon of Bathurst Resources plans to resume railing Stockton coal to Lyttelton on Sunday, when the 134-year-old Tawhai Tunnel near Reefton is due to reopen. The tunnel closed in June after a digger operator working on track renewal noticed the tunnel lining was crumbling. KiwiRail sends drones to check partially collapsed West Coast rail tunnelSince then, Bathurst has had to truck Stockton coal to Ikamatua, near Blackball, for transfer to rail.

    By Lee Scanlon · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Jan. 07, 2025

  • Telehealth consult morphs into comedy of errors

    By Lee Scanlon| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified By Lee Scanlon of A Westport woman says her appointment with the West Coast's new telehealth provider, Ka Ora, morphed into a comedy of errors. Alison* suffers from inflammatory bowel disease diverticulitis. Symptoms can include stomach pain, bleeding, fever and nausea. Alison knows that when it flares up, she needs an antibiotic. Her latest flare up happened on a Sunday before Christmas.

    By Lee Scanlon · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Jan. 17, 2025

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Springfield, Missouri, United States

+1 417-831-9362