
Jack Jensen uplifts rural spirits after Cyclone Gabrielle
“A simple conversation can go a long way and so can a simple act of kindness."
“A simple conversation can go a long way and so can a simple act of kindness."
'If I was a big burly guy and confronted someone on my property, I would do the same.'
The Auckland lawyer is the first to be elected from outside Europe.
'I said to them, well I shouldn't be in Category 3.'
Members of the group met up to enjoy a Daffodil Day luncheon this year
Mark and Devon Slee have planted over 12,000 natives on their Hinds farm since 2009.
NZ Kiwifruit Growers Inc say there've been a multitude of problems in the last two years.
Opinion: A recent Hawke’s Bay Regional Council farmer survey was a sobering read.
Seventeen farmers in a close area were affected by the artificial insemination blunder.
NZ's winter weather isn't ideal but dragon fruit can thrive in large pots.
Opinion: Many yearlings are now being introduced into the breeding regime.
'It’s really getting to be quite a concern at this stage.'
The Pouto Peninsula couple want to give back by providing the much-needed health service
Plant & Food Research says industry needs research to reach ambitious $1b target by 2040.
“No one understood why I was buying something I couldn’t make money from.”
One consent granted was for UK company Enterprise Investments Limited.
'We didn’t have a full understanding of it until we saw it.'
Proposed solar farm would generate enough clean electricity to power up to 30,000 homes.
Yanfei Bao was last seen alive on July 19.
New Zealand's biggest business downgrades its milk collection forecast for this season.
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Govt calling time on the coercive behaviour of the big supermarket chains.
Trainees in tertiary health programmes talked to Tararua College students.
Keen photographers have snapped pictures of a rare super blue moonrise over Aotearoa.
And Jarden trims NZME forecast.
Ken Dodds a Fellow of the Association for the Advancement of Animal Breeding and Genetics.
Wingers Alice Ireton and Paris Munro both scored doubles.
Complaint inherited from FMA concerned auditing of NZ's biggest business.
The controlled area in the catchment was not working for the farming community.