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Greenpeace activists’ sentencing adjourned
The presiding judge has adjourned sentencing to November 22nd, on the basis that Police are seeking reparation.
Greenpeace New Zealand understands that these are in excess of $700,000, and are being lodged on the behalf of Shell.
Greenpeace NZ has insufficient detail to comment further, but it is likely that reparation will not be agreed to.
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