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Alliance asks farmer-shareholders for capital
Group chair says there's 'probably never a great time to ask for money from shareholders'.
'It's been a privilege': B+LNZ CEO Sam McIvor resigns
McIvor has taken up a new role as chief executive of Ospri.
Bailey bridge makes a huge difference for East Coast community
A new Bailey bridge has gone up on the Makarika No 2 Bridge south of Ruatōrea.
Time running out for NZ’s copper phone network
One of our biggest telcos plans to pull the plug next year.
Gav knocks out the competition in Spain
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Sunny start to week turns to chilly, wet beginning of May
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Gene genius: How gene technology is changing the future of food
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Inside the rural factory keeping a village afloat, one pair of socks at a time
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A&P Association’s board director paid $75k for landing $5m council deal
The board is keeping mum after Christchurch City Council revealed the details of the deal.
Watch: Severe thunderstorm hits Christchurch, region blanketed by hail and rain
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Hook, line and fine: Boaties snapped fishing in protected area
'The rules are clear and apply to everyone equally.'
The Country: Hunter McGregor on China's economy
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Frankenfruit: Is this New Zealand's biggest feijoa?
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Is NZ bringing in 'dirty' coal from Indonesia?
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Red alert: Toxic algae warning issued for Kāpiti river
'The best antidote for toxic algae is to avoid it altogether.'
Senior A&P figures hopeful of salvaging this year's NZ Ag Show
Last week, organisers cancelled the 2024 event, saying it wasn't financially viable.
Snow down south and a 'rough end' to the week across NZ before clear skies prevail
Overnight temperatures across the country are set to plunge this weekend.
Cauli-power: The best cauliflower recipes
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Northlanders at war: A family's search for brave brothers' graves, and a pilot heralded a hero
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Central Hawke's Bay WWII veteran: 'It’s crazy, isn’t it, killing a human being?'
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Wilding pine work ‘will go backwards’ with reduced funding
“Wilding pines overwhelm our landscapes, kill native plants and force out native animals."
‘So privileged’: Family remember couple killed by rogue ram
The couple became great-grandparents for the fifth time four days after their deaths.
The region where home owners are facing a rates rise of up to 33%
District Mayor Tim Cadogan said it was a tough but necessary decision.