Bruce Bisset: Fishy smell to quota system
There are three main things wrong with the quota system.
There are three main things wrong with the quota system.
Federated Farmers: The state of on-farm accommodation is the farm owner's responsibility.
Comment: Chris Lewis explains the Feds stance on DIRA's open entry policy.
Tweak the terms and we can get all the apples in no sweat.
Federated farmers will outline practices supporting sustainability to special tribunal.
Comment: People should take part in DoC's biodiversity questionnaire.
Comment: The transfer of land and money to small numbers of runholders needed to stop.
Comment: There's more to zinc than the '90s craze of brightly coloured sun protection.
Comment: Rural people need to plan and learn about disaster survival.
Weather has provided some good fishing in Central Otago.
Lulu L'Amour is now with a herd of horses and has a special friend in Cloud.
As extreme weather events become more common, resilience will be the word.
Federated Farmers: Some of our best soils are lost to suburban spread, writes Kim Reilly.
Comment: A few Kerikeri fruit thieves ruin the reputation of the region for everyone.
The [Ruapehu summit] is spectacular terrain but also spectacularly perilous - Derek Schulz
Conservation Comment: Are we getting to soft?
Invest in cannabis at your own risk.
Like the Master Games competitor, it's often not easy reaching the finish line.
We need a significant overhaul, changing the world food system on a scale not seen before
Could New Zealanders ever do the Wilde thing and lay off slaughtering animals?
Merania Kaurauria reflects on the love of a new companion.
The Key Government's management of the global financial crisis has been lauded.
Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis should be on the first plane up to China.
Te Ara Mahi will give many youth in Northland new opportunities, writes Shane Jones.
One of New Zealand's largest forest fires appears to have been well fought.
Any day now they will come knocking at the door with a basket over their arm.
Actually, I'm joining the majority — 95 per cent of humans never fly.