
Political Roundup – The Govt's historic ban on live animal exports
ANALYSIS: Pressure on Labour to ban live exports has been building for years.
ANALYSIS: Pressure on Labour to ban live exports has been building for years.
Agriculture groups say Climate Change Commission too optimistic on potential for cuts.
Urban sprawl is eating NZ's best land for crops, hurting our ability to feed ourselves.
What has decades of intensive dairying and urban sprawl meant for NZ's best land?
The Climate Change Commission has proposed a cut to livestock numbers. Is it inevitable?
The birds either suffocated or overheated after a power outage cut their air supply.
It's now a case of the owners wading through the offers.
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If Fonterra's owners want to cut their capital exposure, the co-op might have to shrink.
A farming couple in financial strife say they're prepared to take drastic measures.
Anthony Brolly failed to feed, adequately treat and prevent parasites in 245 calves.
A 6 per cent stake in the grower exporter has sold for an undisclosed sum.
Fewer animals can produce same amount of product, says Climate Change Commission's plan.
Some people returning from remote areas are getting a special surprise on their phones.
The BNZ loan is the first to provide financial incentives to a farming business.
The event has been cancelled for the first time in history, as Covid 19 alert levels rise.
Bars, restaurants and suppliers are relieved but warn of lockdown hangover.
Figures show the irreversible loss of Auckland's most productive land is accelerating.
The property, a short distance from Lake Tekapo, is currently a sheep and beef farm.
The second livestock ship this year has been and gone as Govt review drags on.
Still no sign of results of NZ's live animal export policy review.
Chicken deaths disaster: Animal welfare inspectors spread way too thin, legal expert says.
Farming leader laments "more than our fair share" of fatal rural accidents.
The man went out on the bike yesterday morning and failed to return.
The elderly man was unresponsive when emergency services arrived.
Futurist Melissa Clark-Reynolds predicts life in 2021 post Covid-19.
Plenty of young people want - or need - to earn while they don't learn.
From swarms of bees to flagons of rum, prominent figures share life lessons.
The drought classification, put in place in March, remains for Hawke's Bay.
A whistleblower came forward to the Commerce Commission about an egg scam.