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Kiwifruit woes lead to orchard spraying layoffs

Kiwifruit import security criticised

Antibiotic-using kiwifruit growers may not face action

Council and PSA meet over bullying

Waitangi Day: How can we reclaim the day?

Buddy Mikaere imagines a Waitangi Day that will mean something special to all New Zealanders.

Te Puni Kokiri to cut up to 50 jobs

End of the golden kiwifruit windfall

Dairy stars but other exports play part

Mental health workers protest against assaults

Health workers have presented management of a mental health facility with a vote of no confidence after hundreds of assaults by patients.

Health staff at 'serious risk'

Govt accused of 'slash and burn'

The Government is being accused of taking a slash and burn approach to spending after Finance Minister Bill English signalled cuts to public services and new figures showed substantial job losses in the sector.

Union denied access to meat plant

Meat inspectors at a Wanganui plant say they have to meet their union representative on a public road after being denied a meeting at the workplace.

Programmes will be cut to pay for rebuild - Key

Some government programmes will be axed as budget spending is cut to pay for rebuilding Christchurch, Prime Minister John Key says.

Court ruling on overnight carers' pay to be appealed

Thirty-five jobs may go at Niwa

Thirty-five jobs may be up for the chop but affected staff are being consulted before any decisions, Niwa says.

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