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Climate-action certifier to stop accepting carbon credits from NZ forests as proof of carbon neutrality
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Fighting climate change: Hamilton engineers design special aircraft
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Reasonable prices at Dannevirke weaner bull sale
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Log export prices firm as sales to China pick up
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Zespri brightens forecasts for kiwifruit orchard returns, own earnings
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Mercury Energy's new wind farm to power 20,000 homes
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Te Kauwhata wine company takes top honours in Waikato Business Awards
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AI outperforms conventional weather forecasting methods for the first time
Financial Times: "A turning point in weather forecasting.”
'Difficult time': Juken NZ closes Gisborne mill
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