Tikorangi Lost – how a little community is being sacrificed to the petrochemical dollar

Tikorangi The Jury Garden

Sunday, 3rd February 2013

Ecology & Environment

fracking, taranaki, drilling

Posted by Abbie Jury

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Tikorangi

Ours is a typical rural community in North Taranaki, about 5km off the state highway. We named our garden for the area. There are two main(ish) roads here and about five side roads. » Read more

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