
Never mind Trump, NZ climate effort needs work
Emissions trading scheme isn't fit for purpose.
Emissions trading scheme isn't fit for purpose.
Dairy farmers' kids are being bullied due to their parents' profession writes Dom George.
100 years ago today one of the largest non-nuclear explosions in history occurred.
Federated Farmers is in good company with its views on water quality issues.
Federated Farmers sets out what it thinks should be the next government's priorities
Hard to argue with Budget focus on public services, social investment, infrastructure
Anti-farming hype is wearing thin, writes William Rolleston
Village's oldest continuous business survives despite stiff competition
In March, the Government commenced a review of the Plant Variety Rights Act (1987) (PVR).
An Otago Regional Councillor objects to the use of the phrase 'Gypsy Day'.
I experienced the turning of a tide last Friday. A catalyst for a different tomorrow.
The Auckland Council should provide a separate collection for organic waste.
Maintaining strict silence on mental-health issues did no one any good
There has been a lot said about Te Ture Whenua Maori Bill recently.
Councillor could not stomach smug penny-pinching then chowing down on free lunch.
COMMENT: Pre-employment drug tests are needlessly barring some young Kiwis from jobs.
Jamie Mackay eagerly awaits the unveiling of the Sir Colin Meads statue in Te Kuiti.
There's a fair chance D (for dam) day is about to be postponed.
Who are the real beneficiaries of the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme.
Comment: Dom George delves into history to put a cold day into perspective
The funeral of Malcolm Guy, who is the father of Otaki MP Nathan Guy, is being held today.
EDITORIAL: Public calls for a royalty on bottled water will not go away.
For many farmers, 'compliance' is a word that evokes negative images
Water Accord proves dairy farmers are 'walking their environmental talk' says Alister Body
Northland has suffered two serious foreign invasions in two weeks.
Winston Peters is unhappy with communication from Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy.
Regional ratepayers will spend $80 million on the dam to directly benefit 200 CHB farmers.
COMMENT: Quantity over quality will turn round to bite tourism industry.