Laggard to leader? Pressure on Aus to match NZ on climate
Pacific leaders hope some transtasman rivalry at forum will help Australia up its game.
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The HWEN plan lets farmers pay different rates for methane and carbon dioxide emissions.
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Farming company, managers fined $95,000 for the deaths of hundreds of calves.
Herds v pine trees backcountry battle looms
'Plant and walk away' forests lead to job loss, fire risk
Fonterra to spend up to $50m to support flagging share price
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New questions about the freshwater impact of NZ dairy farming
NZ has highest per capita take of water for agriculture among OECD.
From shepherding to agricultural tutor
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Radical change is happening in NZ's finance industry
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Foresters mull appeal against Wairoa rates decision
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Thomas Coughlan: What to look for in Budget 2022
Thomas Coughlan on what the Govt is expected to announce in the biggest Budget in history.
Will Singapore's Olam get enough milk for its new plant?
Latest dairy manufacturing entrant will need to get out its cheque book.
Budget 2022: Luxon and Willis on Budget, spending cuts, and deficits
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Future Trend: The rise of 'Dirty Wellness' experiences
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Protest movement: Stop converting farms to forestry
Thousands of hectares of farmland sold for forestry because of the value of carbon credits
Climate plan: Eight talking points from Govt's announcement
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Cow row: Dispute between dairy farmers after claims cows were returned in poor condition
The row saw one party charter a chopper to fly over the other's farm looking for evidence.
Piopio home invasion: St John crew told they're 'too PC' for 'dealing with black people'
William Burr was upset at the injured teen being treated by St John staff.
Dairy's risk to NZ financial system 'has diminished' - Reserve Bank
Very strong dairy prices have seen farmers reduce debt, the Reserve Bank says.
Piopio home invasion: 'I asked them to remove him from the scene' - paramedic
St John staff noticed blood splatters on kitchen cupboards and up the wall.
'Give me your keys or I will f*****g kill you,' teen burglar's threat
The teen admitted going into the bedroom armed with a knife, bottle, broom and torch.