An encounter with a live scorpion at Auckland airport should serve as a reminder for arriving international passengers to thoroughly clean camping gear, says MPI.

Leading analytical testing organisation, Hill Laboratories has appointed Lorrae Taylor as client services manager for the organisation's food and bioanalytical division.

The five partners of the Lincoln Hub have appointed the architect for the first phase of the project.

World-renowned academic, Professor Raymond Geor will head Massey University's college of sciences.

Rural Contractors want action from the incoming National-led Government.

A Northland dairy farmer is going to Peru to provide advice on improving the productivity of the Peruvian highlands which cover 15 million hectares.

National's re-election has been hailed as a boost for irrigation schemes.

Ballance Agri-Nutrients is calling for applications to its 2015 agricultural and process engineering scholarship programme.

Two prominent rural personalities easily won their parliamentary seats on National tickets Saturday night.

There is a clear political mandate for reform of the Resource Management Act, says Federated Farmers.
Feds president Dr William Rolleston says vital reforms to the RMA have been stalled for want of support from National's partners in the last Parliament.

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