Long dispute over Urupukapuka Island access ends
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Kaikorai Valley's Havoc Ham recalled after glitch
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The fast-moving world of gene-edited foods
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Oyster farmers still owed millions in compensation
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Man who claims Roundup weed killer caused cancer awarded $440m
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High debt forces Fonterra to cut milk price
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