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Britain's Trade Envoy to NZ says having a free trade agreement is great, but there is no point in having it if it's not "actioned".

Rival gang members, nannies and school kids are some of the unsung heroes of the recovery of orchards in Hawke's Bay hit by Cyclone Gabrielle. Peter Burke reports.

Back to its “normal” mid-June timing, it looked like all the stars were in alignment for the Fieldays at Mystery Creek.

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It's reported that just over 100,000 people attended this year's four day National Fieldays at Mystery Creek near Hamilton. As expected, the number of people attednign the event and exhibitors was well down on pre-Covid numbers and, according to reporter Peter Burke who first attended the event in 1981, this year was quite different.