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Derek Morrison named Photographer of the Year
The winning portfolio is a varied picture of life along the Dunedin coastline—the surf, the weather, portraits of the people who live and play along the coast. Derek Morrison is consistently out looking for pictures—since 2011, he’s been adding photos every Tuesday morning to his photography blog, Box of Light. The resulting work is the type of documentary that New Zealand is lucky to have.
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See all the category winners from Photographer of the Year
Who took home the Wildlife category? How about Photostory, Landscape, Aerial? Which was the winning timelapse? Who is the Young Photographer of the Year? And who did the public vote for the People's Choice Award? (Pictured above is the Resene Colour Award-winning photograph by David Wall). See all the winners here.
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What's killing the sea lions?
New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus?
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Our ferocious flora
Poisonous plants weren't born bad: they were pressured into it. Lethal foliage is all around you. Every year in the United States, 3900 people are injured by electrical sockets, but more than 68,800 are poisoned by plants.
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