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    Two pooches are barking in celebration after winning top prizes in this year's top dog competition

    Two pooches are barking in celebration after winning top prizes in this year's top dog competition


    Invercargill's Wink has been named as Top Dog with a Job for his pest detection skills, and Terry the Terrier from Taupo's won Top Office Dog for his role as Assistant Quarry Manager.

    Wink, who only has one eye, works as a conservation dog, detecting pests and sniffing out Spartina grass, a weed that can destroy the habitat for native wildlife.

    Terry the Terrier from Taupo works at Atiamuri Sand and Pumice, and he takes his job very seriously.

    He'll chase away any pests that have come onto his turf overnight, and does his pre-start checks before jumping into a loader, digger or truck.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    Law and Order:
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    International:
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    National:
    Public health surveillance, from social media to sewage, spots disease outbreaks early to stop them fast 10:27

    Business:
    Public transport trials have been cut in several areas in Otago, following NZTA's funding allocation for the region 10:27

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    Living & Travel:
    Warriors boss Cameron George claims there was no hesitation taking their Anzac Day NRL game to Christchurch next year 10:07


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