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Gore’s deputy mayor resigns after call to fire him
Gore District deputy mayor Stewart MacDonell has resigned from the role.
NZ plant-based beverage company eyes growth in $20 billion sector
And new products on the horizon.
Fieldays TV - catch up on all the day's events right here
Catch the latest from Mystery Creek, available on demand with Fieldays TV.
Fewer angry farmers at Fieldays as attendance picks up
Attendance at the four-day Fieldays event has picked up after storms hit day one.
Fonterra still in talks for sale of DPA in Brazil
Possible divestment was first flagged three years ago.
Hapū and Greenpeace back to court for stricter hydrogen rules
Hiringa Energy wants to build four 206-metre tall wind turbines at Kāpuni.
Fonterra’s Miles Hurrell ‘not too concerned’ about China
Demand for dairy in China has declined over the last year or so.
Dairy, horticulture tipped to drive record rise in primary exports
MPI's Situation and Outlook for Primary Industries report shows good news for all sectors.
'We want to show the world': Emissions, sustainability at forefront of Fieldays
PM Jacinda Ardern said sustainability had made NZ’s exports more profitable than ever.
The Country Full Show: December 1, 2022
Fieldays cast of 1000s including Damien O'Connor, Miles Hurrell, Todd Muller, Jono & Ben.
Ratting out the problem at Rotopiko
Protectors of a nationally significant lake have an unusual plan to save it.
‘Strong’ level of enquiries from serious customers as Fieldays opens.
17,000 visitors through the gates despite wet and blustery first day
Government reconsiders on-farm sequestration for ETS
“We want a plan for reducing agricultural emissions we can all agree on.," PM said.
Sir John Key to join forensic and data science company's board of directors
Former PM outlines his personal mission for the next decade.
December drenching? ‘Wettest year’ in Hawke’s Bay not over yet
2022 is already the wettest year on record for Hawke's Bay in 14 locations.
Fonterra, Nestle join forces on zero carbon dairy farm project
A 10-year ambition of reaching net zero carbon emissions.
Feedback needed on new wetland aimed at improving Lake Horowhenua
Detailed plans of the new Arawhata wetland complex proposal have been released.
Groundwater bores in the Horizons region have 'room for improvement'
Groundwater experts say there's room for improvement in groundwater bores in the region.
Tornado lifts roof off property; plane struck by lightning, trees down on cars
Eyewitnesses claim there has been extensive damage to property and vehicles.
The Country Full Show: November 30, 2022
Fieldays cast of 1000s including Jacinda Ardern, Sam McIvor, Ian Proudfoot, and Sam Owen.
Storm warning: Thunderstorms, hail to pummel North Island; heavy rain set to drench Fieldays
An intense band of rain packed with lightning is bearing down on the North Island.
Watch live: PM speaks as Fieldays gets off to a subdued, wet start
“We have got to talk about, and this is one of the places where that can be done.”
Shearing: Toa Henderson hopes rain stays away for Whangarei
"We’re praying we will get there. We should get there, but it has been a bit wet up here."
McCain Timaru using woodchips to make potato chips
$5.6m boiler conversion cut emissions at the South Canterbury factory by 95 per cent.
Rowena Duncum’s Fieldays diary
Sponsored content: Rowena Duncum checks out some innovative exhibitors at Mystery Creek.
BNZ and Māori sustainable agribusiness include social and cultural targets
BNZ inks a deal to the benefit of rangatahi Māori
Food and fibre to be a campaign battleground in 2023 - KPMG
Industry will also face continuing competition for talent.
US court halts imports of fish caught in Māui dolphin habitat
Recent estimates show just 48 to 64 individual dolphins over the age of one remain.
Fire and Emergency NZ failed former rural firefighter by not giving him top job - ERA
Bruce Janes’ job as a principal rural firefighter was disestablished during a restructure.
Jamie Mackay: How will Fieldays receive the PM and Labour this year?
OPINION: Fieldays will be a litmus test for the Government.
Rural men wanted to talk dating
Sophie Dix is researching the dating habits of rural men for her master's thesis.
What does the end of battery hens mean for you?
As a Hawke's Bay farm tries to rehome 3000 hens, eggs are about to become scarce.
Salmon for $94 a kilo: Trolley trauma at the supermarket this Christmas
Food prices are rising faster in Hawke's Bay than anywhere in New Zealand.