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"You can come here and see nearly every type of forestry system that can be applied," Blair Jamieson says of Tāmata Hauhā's demonstration farm near Palmerston North.

However, the Fijian government says the National Referendum Bill 2025 is "intended solely to ensure the orderly, transparent, and impartial conduct of referendums". Audio

Two second-half strikes from Sam Cosgrove and Lachlan Brook hands the Black Knights a third straight victory.

The poll of Māori voters put Parliament's youngest MP at the top of the list for favoured leaders of Te Pāti Māori.

Speculation has been rife over what could have led someone to murder the beloved Hollywood director and his other half, a charismatic photographer and producer.

Analysis: Undercover Russian personnel have been placed on board ships carrying the country's oil and they're spying on Europe, intelligence sources say.

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The paperwork currently required to legally trap feral cats could be replaced with a simpler online system, after criticism from hunters.

Māori landowners will have the land returned, and receive $420 million in compensation, in a landmark agreement with the Crown, ending questions going back to the 1830s. Audio

ANZ chief economist Sharon Zollner says "things are clearly looking up".

The Roy family all pitch in getting berries from orchard to Christmas plate over the festive season. Country Life goes behind the scenes of the Christmas berry rush.

Can the planting of special crops and experiments with new winter grazing systems make a real difference? Audio

More than 200 titles dropped this year, here are some we loved playing the most.

How did residents of Aotearoa New Zealand come to be called by the name of a flightless brown bird? Audio

The protest was organised to mark the International Migrants Day which falls on 18 December.

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