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Clean-up continues a year on after Cyclone Gabrielle

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A March 2023 picture of the pile of woody debris removed from city beaches and taken to Judds yard in MacDonald road to be chipped. A $10m plant, which turns wood chips and biosolids like treated sewage sludge into a compost blend, started operating at Judds in August of last year.Siteworx Civil picture

Almost a year on from Cyclone Gabrielle the region has received another multimillion-dollar boost to ongoing and mounting clean-up costs.

The Government announced on Sunday that Gisborne District Council would receive $23.6 million to ensure urgent work will continue for the removal and processing woody debris across the region.

Another $40 million is going to Hawke’s Bay Regional Council...

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