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NZ salmon farm devastated by landslip re-opens

A salmon farm in Nelson, New Zealand, is set for 'grand re-opening', after having been destroyed by landslip in June

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 13, 2013 08:45 BST
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A salmon farm in Nelson, New Zealand, is set for a 'grand re-opening', after having been destroyed by landslip following torrential rain in June, reports TVNZ [...]

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