Farming incident leaves two seriously injured in Taranaki
Police said it appears someone has been injured in an incident involving a harvester.
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Farmer flown to hospital after rolling vehicle down hill
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Tasman fire puts pressure on cropping farms
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Agriculture still 'a bedrock' of Ruapehu economy, mayor says
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Man trapped in tractor machinery
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Former Fonterra chairman John Wilson dies
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The Govt has a get-out clause in its $10m loan contract to Westland
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Pukekohe man in his 70s seriously injured after quad bike roll
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Fonterra sells Farm Source Livestock to Carrfields
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