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Ruapehu brewers add modern sparkle to ancient beverages in Ohakune.
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'Three Waters' to become 'Affordable Water Infrastructure'?
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Dairy Woman of the Year finalists announced
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Farmstrong Bark Up puts Patangata on the map
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Teen hunters, 15, missing in East Coast forest found
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'Downhill very soon': 9000+ lightning strikes as thunderstorms hit country
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The Country Full Show: April 11, 2023
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Jason Gunn to host Hawke’s Bay’s export awards
The heroic efforts of so many individuals and businesses will be recognised.
Steven and Kellie Nichol win Otago Ballance Farm Environment Awards
Nichol family has been farming at Clarks Junction in Otago hinterland for over 150 years.
Rural connectivity not happening ultra-fast but it is happening
Two new cellphone towers are planned for the Parapara highway.
NZ could face $24 billion bill to hit 2030 climate targets, officials warn
An expert says it means taking stronger action now could save money in long-term.
Simon Wilson: After Gabrielle, the challenge of rewilding
Rewilding sounds like such a good idea, so why don't we fund it and plan it properly?
Perfect conditions for Easter fishing competition
“We look after the smallest boat as well as the biggest boat.”
'Cages still exist': Vets call for eggs to be clearly labelled
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Pest plant hui for students deemed a success
Horizons hopes to bring the event to other parts of the region.
New study puts the cherry on top for health benefits
Fresh and packaged cherries were compared to see if nutrients were lost during processing.
'It's a safety issue': Ban on game bird shooting from boats
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'End of an era': Fermoy Holsteins dispersal sale
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Cyclone Gabrielle damage forces change in direction for Bremworth
Bremworth is looking to overseas markets to help it recover from production losses.
Zespri's unauthorised planting headache grows in China
Smuggled variety means NZ industry leaders will head to China to investigate.
Central Otago vineyard: What went wrong, why IRD called liquidators
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'Tears rolled down my cheeks as I filmed the carnage': How Gabrielle devastated Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay families grapple to put their lives back together.
Poultry culture: Researcher crowing over dialect discoveries
Glen Massey University student Shaun de Cleere discovers crow zones.
Work to curb 'plagues' of rabbits steps up in Otago
Non-compliant properties instructed to follow the region’s rabbit control rules.
Waipā Hire and Waipā Towing combine to help Hawke's Bay
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