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Collins says National always intended making changes to Zero Carbon Act if it won power.
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Cattle export ship a sitting duck in typhoon
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Results of water tests capture farmer interest
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Illegal planting of NZ gold kiwifruit in China rising: Zespri
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Kiwi medicinal cannabis companies team up in 'landmark' deal
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Ella Jensen: Embracing tech to reduce the farming footprint
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The Road Ahead: What's really happening in the engine room of NZ tourism
From Queenstown to Hokitika, Covid-19 has caused carnage.
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The dad believes it is up to parents to choose when to educate children on the issue.
Silence of the trees: Why the rise of forestry has farmers worried
The rise and rise of forestry is causing friction in rural areas.
The Road Ahead: A call for change in the south - what matters to Kiwis right now
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Greens take dig at other parties: 'We made a deliberate choice to fill the policy void at this election'
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Revealed: Which regions are driving NZ's emissions?
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Farm fraud: He claimed 3m caged eggs were free-range
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Farmers back moves to tighten up on forest planting
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Now is the time for agritech sector disruption: report
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Scott Guy murder: 10 years on from the death of a farmer, father, friend
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