Editorial: Don't take away farmers' tools
OPINION: Farmers are being put on notice by the Green Party.
OPINION: Expect the Indian free trade deal to feature strongly in the election campaign.
Trade Minister Todd McClay says he's working constructively with the Labour Party in the hope they will endorse the deal with India when the agreement comes before Parliament for ratification.
National needs the support of Labour because NZ First's Winston Peters has made it clear he'll oppose the deal, claiming it is not a good one for Nz. He has expressed concern about immigration provisions in the FTA as it stands.
Expect Peters and Shane Jones to up the rhetoric around an influx of Indian migrants because of the deal.
Jones recently delivered what could be the first salvo: "we are not going to be a dumping ground for people trying to come to New Zealand and set up New Delhi".
New Zealand apple and pear industry stakeholders are out in force for the annual conference in Queenstown.
Improving health and safety is about incremental gain rather than a sudden decision, says Leeston farmer and Federated Farmers health and safety spokesman David Birkett.
OPINION: Alistair Carmichael raises some interesting questions about striking a balance between profitability in farming and preserving the character of rural communities.
Ploughing champions Mark Dillon and Malcolm Taylor earned the right to represent the country at the World Ploughing Championships in Osijek, Croatia, on 5 and 6 September, after winning their titles at the New Zealand Ploughing Championships in Middlemarch in 2025.
The man appointed to lead Gallagher's global Animal Management business through the next stage of growth believes the wearables boom is here.
OPINION: City and regional councils have been put on notice - stop using extreme climate forecasting scenarios that can drive…
OPINION: The Green Party’s rivers and oceans policy may have a new name but nothing else has changed.