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Plans & Publications » Our Region » June 2009 » Winner!

Winner!

Saving water over summer will be easier for Robert McClymont of the Wellington suburb Highbury. He was one of 10 gardeners who won a water timer (with a moisture detector to prevent over-watering) and soak hose as part of Greater Wellington's summer water conservation campaign.

Robert McClymontWater conservation campaign winner Robert McClymont

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