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Tributes paid for conservation 'legend' who proved 'extinct' bird had survived
A remarkable thing about David Crockett is that all his work with the tāiko was voluntary.
Council appeals over Ngāruroro dam clarification
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'Smouldering' stink: Cause of pong pervading Mount Maunganui found
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The Country Full Show: August 29, 2023
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Bigger impact: Research shows likely effects of controversial Tarras airport
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Cyclone recovery work a ‘privilege’ for Ernie
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Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Why farmers should stay positive
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Te Awamutu College past First XV to play present
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Future blooming for Far North florists
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'Beloved blue backyard': Govt bans bottom trawling for majority of Hauraki Gulf
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Erosion work 'great achievement'
The Horizons Regional Council has exceeded targets for its farm erosion control programme.
Get snapping for the CHB A&P Show amateur photo competition
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NZPork’s Industry Lifetime Achievement award goes to Canterbury farmer
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A crisis of confidence is gripping China's economy
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Another loss in Heartland Championship for Whanganui
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The Country Full Show: August 28, 2023
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‘Cards stacked against farmers' as Manuherikia River change backed
'It’s our lifeblood, the river, and essentially that’s going to be cut off from us.'
Faltering Chinese economy hits NZ red meat exports
Annual red meat exports dropped 24 per cent in July.
Hauraki Coromandel Sports results: Swamp Foxes win third straight
The visitors came away with a 30-22 victory, their third consecutive win..
Scholarship winner: Agrichemicals can turn around a bad season
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Global market volatility continues for red meat exports
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Four weeks of detours for Waikato Expressway resealing
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'Unfettered destruction': Joint iwi effort aims to rid the whenua of hungry wallabies
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Bremworth Whanganui putting wool carpets into rural schools
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Cold temperatures, clear skies for the last week of winter
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Trees brought down by cyclone turned into firewood for needy families
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Reasonable prices for feeder calves in Dannevirke sales
Feeder calf sales are ticking along nicely.
BlackRock hit by backlash after fall in environmental and social votes
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Federated Farmers has policy priorities for the next government
Elections are a good opportunity for reflection.