Central Otago vineyards making wine vegan-friendly
A handful of Central Otago wineries are producing wines that are suitable for vegans.
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Kavanagh College introduces agribusiness as subject
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Bad swedes: Supplier promises major review
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Lincoln University linking with overseas institutions
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Oamaru to get whisky distillery
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Freedom campers' vehicles clamped
Queenstown Lakes District Council crack down on free camping sites.
Geraldine High School pupils find farming feet in practical placements
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Hororata Community Trust arranges 'heritage of rural water scheme' tour
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New administrator for Kaikoura A&P Show
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Rural Support Trust there for lonely farmers
Rural support trusts help those who live and work rurally through tough times.
Otago Fish & Game discuss captive mallard release for hunters
The Otago Fish & Game Council may release captive reared mallard ducks for hunting.
Alleged knife attack during argument on dairy farm
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