South Island farmers move to flexible milking
DairyNZ finds over 40% of Canterbury and Otago-Southland farmers use flexible milking.
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Staff members would also undergo cultural sensitivity training.
Sixth-generation farmer appointed AgriZeroNZ chair
Rob Hewett is the new chairman of AgriZeroNZ, replacing Sir Brian Roche.
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Why property investors are turning to short-term rentals for gains
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One of NZ’s largest solar farms on hold after tiny village fights back
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‘People should know better’: Conservationists fume as sea lions harassed for social content
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Over-fuelled plane leaves uni-bound passengers behind
Passengers received up to $700 each to disembark the overweight flight.
Cancer patient loses lung after surgeon botches tumour removal
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‘Special moment’: Danny Lee set for NZ Open return
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Phil Gifford: Do the Highlanders have the best player in Super Rugby?
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‘Ripped off’: Whangārei motorists, officials alarmed over fuel costs
Whangārei's mayor says fuel companies "have a chokehold in Northland".
The truth about homelessness: What NZ’s rising numbers reveal
Around 43,500 people were homeless in March 2023, about 0.9% of the population.
Lab-made tissue: ‘Lego-like’ local invention could revolutionise knee problems
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‘Psychological torture’: Neighbours' relief as woman evicted for excessive noise
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Speed cameras out of action as NZTA takes over from police
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Totara Estate celebrates National Lamb Day
NZ's first-ever frozen export meat shipment to the UK came from the historic farmstead.
Takahē release to boost wild population
The bird once thought to be extinct is beating the odds in the wild.
Clutha siege death: Armed offender involved in previous stand-off with police
Farm worker named after being found dead following armed standoff.
‘Worst on record’: NZ city’s 11-day heat streak raises alarm
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Fatal collision: Two die in Central Otago crash, investigation under way
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Armed stand-off over: Man found dead
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Opinion: Why can’t we stop watching Find My Country House NZ?
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Mountain biker teen breaks neck, back in crash
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Man, 61, charged with murder after woman’s death in Lake Hāwea
A man has been charged with murdering a 60-year-old Invercargill woman.
When should kids stay home from school?
Parents face dilemmas on keeping children home for mental or physical health.
Call for order amid heated fluoride debate at Rotorua council
The ministry's head dentist defended fluoridation, citing safety and health benefits.
Central Otago farmer Emma Crutchley on National Lamb Day
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‘Massive moment’: NZ Open joins global qualifiers for The Open
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Toa Henderson and Pagan Rimene win big at Otago Shears
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