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RNZ Online: Aotearoa Has Multiple Clouds So Unique They Have Names

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NZ Trucking Association: Free Transport And Logistics Recovery At Work Programme

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Scion recently developed an interactive, 3D virtual reality training tool to supplement forestry worker training on-site. The prototype has caught the attention of industry players who are exploring how it can be customised to depict their own forests.

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