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Wilding pine work ‘will go backwards’ with reduced funding
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Fragments of bird flu virus discovered in US milk
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The Country: The PM on Southeast Asia opportunities
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Cattle killed after stock truck rolls in Central Hawke's Bay
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Wapiti legal stoush: Forest & Bird butts heads with hunters
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Needle-sharp grass poses threat to farmers' livestock
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