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  •   Home > News > Environment

    An anonymous benefactor's generosity is funding a 50-thousand-dollar reward for information on the deaths of three sea lions in Southland

    An anonymous benefactor's generosity is funding a 50-thousand-dollar reward for information on the deaths of three sea lions in Southland


    The New Zealand Sea Lion Trust is asking for details of a female sea lion and her pup being shot in the Catlins last year - and a third sea lion stabbed two months later.

    Trust Co-chair, Shaun McConkey, says they've been blown away by support from the public.

    He says a couple of people have been in touch so far, but it's early days and he encourages anyone who may know something to come forward.

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    Rugby:
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    Entertainment:
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    International:
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    Rugby League:
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