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Liam Dann: Where Kiwis will pay the price for Putin's war

We will feel the shock of war at the petrol pump, on our investments and interest rates.

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: The marbling myth

Opinion: Recent research into marbling in meat is confusing and not actually all that new.

It takes a village to keep pests in check

It's up to all of us to protect a unique and special biodiversity

Bruce Cotterill: Guys, we need to talk — about you

Men aren't great talkers about things that matter and that's not good for their health.

Opinion: NDCs key for small countries like NZ

Opinion: Prof Frank Griffin outlines strategies in developing an ETS for NZ agriculture.

John Roughan: Is there something dirty in the Three Waters plan?

There's something dirty about the Three Waters plans, says John Roughan

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: How farmers support NZ's money-go-round

Opinion: NZ needs primary sector to pull in overseas dollars to keep money turning over.

Hooton: Luxon is even-stevens to become PM - could he mend divided NZ?

National leader should aim to heal a nation polarised as never before.

Sir John Kirwan: Goodbye to the Covid-19 blues

OPINION: JK outlines ways to shake off anxieties from the Covid 19 pandemic.

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: In defence of glyphosate

Opinion: Glyphosate is approved in NZ because the positive aspects are indisputable.

Opinion: Why it's a great time to be a North Island hill country landowner

Farmers no longer need to see sheep and beef as the only land use.

Editorial: Farmy army needs to weed out the barmy

OPINION: Our editorial on the radical fringes of the Groundswell movement.

Opinion: Groundswell juggernaut not going away any time soon

Opinion: Groundswell has become a juggernaut and that has brought its own difficulties.

Opinion: Carbon farming - a poem for the PM

Opinion: East Coast farmer Graeme Williams has a carbon farming poem for Jacinda Ardern.

Jamie Mackay: All Blacks and Groundswell half a world apart but closer than you'd think

Neither the All Blacks coach or Prime Minister could still be in charge by 2023.

Kevin Page: Why we're looking at lifestyle property

Comment: Kevin Page has yet another plan.