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Iwi plan to stop popular Far North fishing competition, slamming it as 'disrespectful'
However, Ngāti Kahu's chair says the views shared are not an official statement from iwi.
'The best thing': Residents welcome EPA inquiry into West Coast landfill
Taylorville Resource Park has faced allegations of foul odour, dust and water leachate.
Zespri boss Dan Mathieson leaving for job with global berry giant
The CEO of seven years will stay to oversee the new season's export sales.
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The Country Full Show: January 23, 2024
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Thunderstorms to rattle North Island, 'unseasonable' snow for South
Cold air from the south will sweep muggy conditions in the north for two days.
Why this month’s heat hasn’t been ‘just summer’.
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A spectacular bit of mud: Walking on the new gateway to Manawatū
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Ōhau horsewoman wins major prize at Horowhenua AP&I Royal Show
"The best fun you can have sitting down"
'It’s pretty dry': Rain forecast brings hope to farmers
Farmers have had to make changes to adapt to the dry conditions.
Dairy sector upbeat as demand remains 'biggest unknown'
New Zealand stands to gain from rivals' falling ingredients volumes.
'People are starting to come back to natural products': Sheepskin demand up
Founded in 1969, Classic Sheepskins is the last of its kind to operate entirely locally.
'Sad event': Winston Peters speaks on Golriz Ghahraman's shoplifting charges
Police charged former Greens MP with two counts of shoplifting last Wednesday.
Market close: A2 Milk shares surge driving positive start to week
The move comes after five down days last week.
Six shows, three days - a huge weekend for shearing sports
Results from the shows in Lumsden, Wairoa, Golden Bay, Winton and Levin.
The Country Full Show: January 22, 2024
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New tools in response to Chilean needle grass threat
Chilean needle grass is one of about 22,000 species of introduced plants.
New Kiwi head of top global wine body stamps his mark in first days on job
Aucklander sets pace as influential sector body starts its second century.
New world record for Kaitāia shearer Flynn Harvey as part of a three-man team
Kaitāia shearer Flynn Harvey part of three-man world record.
More than 300 workers needed for Far North kiwifruit season
Far North kiwifruit harvest needs hundreds of people to fill vital jobs.
Red Sea attacks mean 'tough decisions' for shipping industry
Tensions in the Red Sea cause exporters problems getting key commodities into Europe.
Dannevirke hosts first coloured sheep sale in over a decade
Coloured sheep sale "like a fishing expedition".
Severe thunderstorm warning in North Island; Auckland sees fifth hottest day
The potential heavy rain could see flash flooding around streams, gullies and urban areas.
Meat industry leader farewells a challenging 2023
Sirma Karapeeva says the UK FTA was the highlight of a challenging year.
'Significant amount of properties affected' in Canterbury fires, mayor says
Mayor of Waimakariri says it is extremely lucky no one lost their life in the scrub fires.
Firm prices at first Dannevirke/Pahīatua Dairy Beef sale for 2024
There were firm prices for dairy beef.
Trail walkers trespassed after cutting through active logging site
Trail walkers on Southland section ignored warnings and cut through a dangerous work site.