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Department of Conservation set to lose scientific expertise in job cuts

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The fairy tern is among New Zealand's the country's most endangered birds. Photo: Supplied / Darren

A tara iti, or fairy tern, returns to shore with its catch.

The fairy tern is among New Zealand's the country's most endangered birds. Photo: Supplied / Darren Markin

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