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Listen to The Country online: David Seymour on Act’s immigration plan
07/05/2026
On today's show: David Seymour, Dr Jacqueline Rowarth, John McOviney and Chris Russell. […]
Climate Change Commission report urges ‘decisive’ action as major risks loom
07/05/2026
By 2050, about 50,000 people could be exposed to coastal flooding. […]
Weather warnings extended as two storms sweep up NZ bringing 400mm rain to west and 140km/h gales
07/05/2026
Potentially destructive winds are set to hit Wellington from 3pm Friday. […]
Farming News
Solar installation a 'red tape nightmare'
David Seymour. Photo: RNZ By Katie Todd of RNZ The Regulation Minister is taking aim at what he says […]
Woman high on meth left baby on road after realizing it was in stolen car
Caregiver Theresa Anne Johnson, 59, leaves the Hamilton District Court this afternoon after being se […]
Country News
Auckland man fined for offering to sell illegally slaughtered pigs
Robert Ngaru Kururangi (68) was sentenced on 3 charges under the Animal Products Act. […]
'Bad timing' ferry fuel surcharge will disproportionately affect farmers, says transport leader
High Cook Strait ferry fuel surcharges have come at one of the busiest times of the year for dairy and beef farmers. […]
Global milk prices rise after previous slides
A drop in milk volumes sold saw prices rise at the Global Dairy Trade auction overnight, stopping the slide seen at the previous two events. […]
Outcome of research into low-emitting bulls 'disappointing'
New research looking at whether low-emitting bulls pass these traits onto their milking daughters has suffered a "disappointing" setback. […]
Pale in comparison: What to know about US butter
As the American version hits our supermarket shelves, we ask, is it really that different? […]
Kaimanawa horses in training for new homes
Every year a muster takes place to keep the number of wild horses, on Defence Force land near Waiouru, in check. […]
State-owned farming enterprise Pāmu selects new equity partners for Mahiwi farm
The nine-year lease will run with a right of renewal every three years. […]
Infant milk formula exporter a2 Milk recalls batches in United States
It told the NZX the recall related to a "relatively small" quantity of about 63,078 tins in the US - over 16,000 of which had been sold to c […]
Cut-price American butter causing confusion among some shoppers
Cheaper butter has been hitting supermarket shelves in pale yellow and blue packaging. […]
Farmers should be paid to use methane-busting tools - agritech leaders
Funders and developers of technology to reduce agricultural methane say most farmers will need financial incentives to use them. […]
Country Life: The art of deer stalking during the roar
Country Life reporter Gianina Schwanecke heads for the hills of Waikato to learn more about the art of deer stalking during the roar. […]
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