Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: What Overseer has in common with Covid
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Stage coach travel continued with the advent of the Cadillac's until the early 1920s.
Brian Fallow: Water reform logic flows one way
It should be clear to councils the status quo is not an option.
Opinion: Was the Govt outgunned on the ETS?
Opinion: Govt has accidentally created an ETS where prices are determined by speculators.
Brian Fallow: Plan to reform RMA leaves many unanswered questions
Draft version of new law has business groups worried about obstacles to development.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: What Kiwi farmers can teach the world
Opinion: Kiwi farmers can lead the way in dealing with global food security.
Sam Owen: How to look after yourself and others during lockdown
Opinion: Sam Owen reminds dairy farmers to stop and smell the roses sometimes.
Mark Lister: Land of opportunity, but also volatility
The Chinese economy has been slowing for much of 2021.
Mark Vincent: Opportunities in Three Waters reforms
Opinion: Is it possible to make the most of local knowledge with centralised heft?
Comment: Enjoy whitebaiting, but obey the rules
Weekly column by Kāpiti Mayor K. Gurunathan
Ben Kepes: Why the Three Waters Reform makes sense for the regions
The reforms will ensure greater uniformity, writes Ben Kepes.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Code Red and green solutions
Opinion: There are no easy answers when it comes to climate change.
Opinion: Food production expectations are bananas
Opinion: Some consumers' expectations about food are getting a little out of hand.
Comment: Will new rules for whitebaiting save the species or is it just sizzle?
Shorter season, gear restrictions, but commercial catch is still on for whitebaiting.
Opinion: Stop apologising for being a farmer
Opinion: Don Fraser wants farmers to stop saying sorry for what they do.
Comment: Groundswell was more than just a farmers' protest
Mike Cranstone says the Groundswell protest showed the frustration of thousands of Kiwis.
Michael Cullen: Slogans won't dig us out of the mire
In town and country, clear thinking is needed on climate change issue.
Time ripe to lure home expat labour and skills: Kea survey
Survey reveals great opportunity but also mismatch between pay expectations.
Phil O'Reilly: Why our immigration reset doesn't stack up
Policy needs to be evidence-based and work for the good of all Kiwis.
Jamie Mackay: Open letter to the PM - hold urban NZ to equal account
Don't sacrifice New Zealand and its economy on the altar of climate change.
Why wasn't farmers' protest page 1 news in all newspapers?
Coverage should have been front page news across all print media in NZ, says Reti.
Gary Taylor: Some FAQs about farmers' concerns
Opinion: Tractor rallies have highlighted farmer frustration, but what is really going on?
Farm tractors, Ponsonby lattes and the true gulf between us now
We're a divided country but despite what some say the gap is not between town and country.
John Gascoigne: Exporting into a better future
Opinion:New Zealand needs new, global-scale areas of dynamic comparative advantage.
Opinion: Why farmers protested in the streets
Opinion: Farmer Shelley Krieger knows why rural people took to the streets last week.
The Golden Goose: Farmer's poem for Jacinda Ardern
Opinion: East Coast farmer Graeme Williams has written a poem for the Prime Minister.
Comment: Farmers and townies in same waka
Opinion: Next time you see a cow cockie, tell them you appreciate them.
Jack Tame: Protesting farmers are hypocrites - but so am I
OPINION: All of us have to make sacrifices if we are to stop plundering the world.
Claire Trevett: Dismiss protesting farmers as rednecks at your peril, Prime Minister
The PM's reforms make it clear she wants to leave a legacy - but how much is too much?
Kieran McAnulty: Why I won't be joining the farmer protest
Opinion: Labour MP Kieran McAnulty on why he will not be attending Howl of a Protest.
Gardening: It's time to prune deciduous fruit trees and roses
The best time to prune is during the month of July.
Opinion: Apples – an industry in transition to a productive future
Informed discussions needed about any changes that compound existing workforce shortages.
Catherine Beard: Exports hammered by border decisions
Strains and cracks are starting to appear in the exports sector.