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The Country Full Show: May 17, 2023
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MPI said the farm in Mid-Canterbury had clear links to previously infected farms.
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Council sounds alarm with Govt over 'worst invasive seaweed' worldwide
The invasive seaweed is considered to pose a great threat to Northland's coastline.
Tenant evicted from farm shed shared with landlord gets $1300
Dairy worker who denied owner access to farm shed turfed out; awarded compensation.
Bell of the brawl: NZ's youngest mayor survives no confidence vote
The future of the council had been hanging in the balance.
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The Conversation: Why regen ag isn't going to fix our food system
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The Country Full Show: May 16, 2023
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Lower carbon prices weighed on newly renamed Manawa's first annual result.
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Pongakawa kiwifruit growers admit unlawfully taking millions of litres of groundwater.
Wild wallaby found in Kinloch garden
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Gore council fight: Tension mounts ahead of this afternoon's showdown
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Arable yield up but storage allowance has become a sore point
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Noisy roosters and horse deposits: Years of animal complaints in Far North prompt new bylaw
Animal complaints and problems in the Far North have gone unresolved after a bylaw lapsed.
B+LNZ roadshow to discuss farmers' concerns
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Council staff ‘extremely unprofessional’ towards Bell at times, says board chair
Gore Mayor Ben Bell has been called on to resign.
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The forestry industry could still be made to help cover costs of the clean-up.
Gore council spat: Key figures hunker down ahead of showdown
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