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Logger lashes Shane Jones after awards' night electioneering - 'Bring it on Mr Jones'.
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Editorial: Shane Jones' blunt words short on propriety
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Jones to swot up on Cabinet manual during holiday after controversial forestry speech
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she has spoken to Jones about his comments at an event
Sawmill failed after banking on projected low log price
Feasibility study identified concerns before loan approval by Northland Regional Council.
Shane Jones: I got you cash, now show me the votes
Forestry minister Shane Jones says: 'This is reciprocity. If you want it, back it.'
Opinion: Forestry's climate change 'collateral damage'
New research on methane has implications for our Zero Carbon Bill.
Overseas forestry investment continues
Sixteen consents approved since new streamlined forestry test introduced in October 2018.
NZ loggers feel the pinch after price slump
Logging contractors are letting staff go or are working on reduced hours.
NZ log export prices bottom out after slump
NZ log prices have improved after slumping earlier in the year.
Support for Milburn logging terminal
Dunedin businessman and city councillor Doug Hall is backing new Milburn logging terminal.
'He deserves a medal': The farmer who turned down huge forestry offers
Farmer turned down 'significantly' higher offers to keep the land as a farm.
Pigeon Valley fire: A plough, a spark, and the 'Swiss cheese effect'
Final cause of NZ's biggest wildfire in seven decades ruled 'accidental'.
Massive Pigeon Valley blaze ruled accidental
The Pigeon Valley fire burned around 2300ha of commercial plantation forest.
Billion trees backlash: Shane Jones on the defensive
Forestry Minister Shane Jones says New Zealand land use change is on a march.
Fire in sawdust pile could smoulder for months
Access issues created by a steep 40m high bank means the fire could smoulder for months.
Optimism dwindles as yet another economist lowers outlook
Westpac's Dominick Stephens now picks two rate cuts will be needed to boost the economy.
Pine trees cast shadow of death over NZ native plants and animals
'When we allow our precious land resource to be taken over by pines, what does NZ have?'
'Nora's Ark' to protect kauri from dieback threat
More than 75,000 kauri to be planted on dieback-free Māori land beside sacred Takou River.
Forestry jobs in danger: Sharp fall in value of log exports
Tough times for forestry workers in Northlanders as wood prices plummet.
Shane Jones announces funding boost to One Billion Trees programme
$422,500 for research to improve NZ's native seedline production has been announced.
Comment: Why Shane Jones' Billion Tree scheme will fail
Comment: China takes 75% of our logs, you could say we have all our logs in one basket.
Trains and training as Jones visits Wairarapa
The Government has announced training for youth and more log trains in the Wairarapa.
Why lamb could get more expensive
Conversions of sheep and beef land to forestry expected to reduce lamb supply.
Rural discontent as more land goes to forestry
Discontent in the regions is growing as more land is converted to forestry.
Ministers 'defang misapprehensions' around one-billion-trees policy
Damien O'Connor is calling for farmers to plant more trees on their land.
Wilding war: The pest that could swallow a quarter of NZ
Conservationists have swept a plant pest off Rainbow Mountain. But the battle isn't over.
Billion trees snag? Contractors face 'drastic' shortage of planters
"We used to have hundreds putting their hands up," CNI director Stewart Hyde says.
Iain Hyndman: Billion trees putting farming at risk
Billion trees protagonists can't see the wood for the trees, writes Iain Hyndman.
Port's world-first logging truck scalers safer
Ground-breaking robotics set to transform log processing at ports.
Firefighter Andrew Searle denied parole at first appearance
Despite being in custody for 795 days Searle is waitlisted for a psychological assessment.
Three arrested over Mustang police chase in Northland appear in court
Trio arrested in relation to a 64km police chase in a stolen Mustang appear in court
'They can't catch you': Truckie told by boss to fabricate logbook
Sten Semenoff wins next round against NZTA.
Frame & Macey: Two-basket approach no free ride for farmers
Dave Frame and Adrian Macey write a two-basket approach to climate police makes sense.
Goff says council can't save 400-year-old Titirangi kauri
Those fighting to save the ancient tree say the council can step in to protect it.