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OPINION: The Greens aren’t serious people when it comes to the economy, so let’s not spend too much on their…
New Zealand's Envy apple took top spot in the US Apple Association’s (USApple) fiercely competitive Apple Madness bracket tournament.
The authenticity of manuka honey exported from New Zealand is to be settled once and for all.
Zespri is taking action to protect and control its intellectual property, says Zespri chief operating officer Simon Limmer.
At least 1000 submissions have been received on the proposed controversial Waikato Healthy Rivers plan change.
Chaos again prevails over the future of resource consents in the Horizons Regional Council region because of an Environment Court judgement on the implementation of its controversial One Plan.
While the public might hope for rapid restoration of water quality in all rivers and lakes in New Zealand, this is unrealistic and scientifically impossible.
The worst season for 70 years, is how one onion grower in Horowhenua, Chris Pescini, describes the year from hell that has struck his operation.
Fonterra's Edgecumbe factory remained closed last week and milk was redirected to nearby processing plants.
The maize harvest in many regions is being severely hampered by rain and high soil moisture levels.
The Government is now backing a Green Party bill requiring country of origin labelling (CoOL) on single ingredient food such as fruit and meat.
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Some dairy farmers in flood-hit Edgecumbe face hefty financial pressure as the impact of the floods is realised.
Waikato region residents are being urged to exercise caution on the roads, be aware of the potential for flooding hazards and move stock to higher ground where necessary.
ANZ has announced an assistance package to help the farming community affected by North Island flooding to get their farms and businesses back to full production.
Flooding from ex-Cyclone Debbie in the Bay of Plenty has been classified by the Government as a medium-scale adverse event.
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