Farmer confidence remains at 'stubbornly low levels'
Feds’ latest Farm Confidence survey shows it has fallen since the start of the year.
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Serious two-vehicle crash closes highway
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Mother left with boot imprint on forehead after partner’s attack
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Late-night fight at old Paeroa racecourse leaves one hospitalised
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Why some Waikato election boundaries are changing
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Soil Sisters bringing people together on the land
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'Real can of worms': No quick methane fix for farmers
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Worker dies in incident on Morrinsville farm in Waikato
Police were notified at 8am today and WorkSafe has also been told of the death.
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Quirky town split over need for Burger King and Starbucks
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'Extreme and disturbing': Men took pics of preschooler, shared with online predators
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Roading package delivers $21m for Coromandel highways
Roads across the region are still feeling the effects of storm damage.
Warehouse Group staffer hacks system, steals $95k vouchers to ‘mess with bosses’
Troiden Jamieson will pay less than 10% per cent of the money back.
Median barriers: Locals 'don't have much faith’ in NZTA u-turn
The transport agency is reconsidering placing barriers on some sections.
Kiwi racing legend appointed MotoGP chief steward
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Hamilton Zoo farewells its only African wild dog
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