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Built on a 809 m2 section next to the historic Riverhead Hotel. The Building is a double storey timber framed building on a fully insulated concrete slab.
The cladding is rebated bevel-back macrocarpa weatherboard left natural. The intersecting monopitch roofs give it a interesting appeal and the north facing roof has a solar-thermal panel installed that provides 75% of the annual hot water. Latest LED lighting installed.
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lakes
Created on Thursday, 29 September 2011 / News Archive
Tags: new zealand, water, rivers, quality, runoff, farming, oecd, lakes, lake, river, fertiliser, nutrients, surplus, pollution
... is expanding. That puts pressure on the water system.” In 2000, the average for New Zealand was around 35 kilograms of nitrogen per hectare; by 2008 it was about 45kg/ha. The 2000 average for the 34 ... [ +++ ]
... is expanding. That puts pressure on the water system.” In 2000, the average for New Zealand was around 35 kilograms of nitrogen per hectare; by 2008 it was about 45kg/ha. The 2000 average for the 34 ... [ +++ ]
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