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20 Dec 2025 16:27
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  •   Home > News > Environment

    There's no sign of stranded whales in Golden Bay this morning - the first time in five days

    There's no sign of stranded whales in Golden Bay this morning - the first time in five days


    Almost 50 pilot whales have been found on beaches along the coast since Saturday - with all but four successfully re-floated.

    Four died during re-floating efforts.

    Project Jonah says the beaches have been carefully checked since first light, and will continue to be over the coming ways.

    It says it's fantastic news after a rollercoaster of emotions in the last five days.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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