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Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Emissions reductions - we’re all in this together
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Thomas Coughlan: Can NZ sustain a 'values-based' relationship with a dictatorship like China?
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Opinion: Murky world of global food trading too big to ignore
OPINION: Dominance by a handful of companies deserves more scrutiny.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Split gas approach puts NZ ahead of the game
Opinion: New Zealand again showed leadership while the global debate continued.
Political Round-up: Winter of discontent - it’s true that NZ has lost its mojo
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Does Hawke's Bay have climate refugees now?
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Jeremy Helson: Why fisheries sector welcomes AI
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Opinion: Vigilance needed in the fight against varroa mites
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Damien O’Connor: Free trade deal with UK is ‘gold standard’
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Sir Ian Taylor: Slash and learn - the huge forestry opportunity for NZ
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Farming after a cyclone can’t be the same as it always was
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Mike Petersen: Shining a light through the gloom
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Opinion: Deer industry's bright future hampered by compliance
Opinion: Deer farmers need targeted and effective policy.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Nitrates, drinking water and ‘experts’
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Opinion: The manuka tree won’t heal Hawke’s Bay
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Denis Hocking: Don't write off forestry
The forestry industry is about more than log exports, writes Denis Hocking.
Comment: Professional fishers' wellbeing on the line
In recent years, those in the fishing sector have come under increased challenges.
Pete Fitz-Herbert: The C word, change and the cyclone
Opinion: Sometimes change is gradual and sometimes times like a flood.
Opinion: Time for primary sector companies to revisit their margins
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Martin Williams: Can mānuka heal the land?
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Shane Jones: Māori theatrics versus economic realism
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