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Farmers call for 'level playing field' for pork

Imported pork can be raised in sow stalls and tighter crates that are banned in NZ.

Kiwis turn away from beer and wine as alcohol consumption hits all-time low

New Zealanders now average 1.6 standard drinks per adult per day.

Trump, tariffs and trade with Todd McClay on The Country

On today's show: Todd McClay, Todd Clark and friends, Harry Gaddum, and Jacob Siermans.

Health NZ’s redundancy payouts a ‘disgraceful waste of money’ - PSA

Health NZ spent $57.91 million on non-clinical redundancies from 2023 to 2025.

China log supply and NZ forestry: Stable prices but sellers gain edge - Marcus Musson

OPINION: Chinese New Year mill closures in China are reshaping log supply and prices.

Wet January dampens retail spending - Stats NZ data

After a strong December, electronic card spending has dipped back to September levels.

Behind the scenes at Clyde Orchard's cherry harvest

Clyde Orchards is a family business, started by the Paulin family in 1921.

Market close: NZX tumbles, down 2.9% this year

The NZX 50 Index slumped 333.3 points or 2.46% to 13,198.18.

NZ red meat exports reached record levels in 2025

The US led the way with $3.2b in exports, followed by China with $2.5b.