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  • Midday Rural News for 9 April 2021

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    rural farming
    9 Apr 2021
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    A rural GP says the nationwide bowel screening programme will miss the mark with his patient group and its success will be limited. Audio

  • Rural News for 9 April 2021

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    rural farming
    9 Apr 2021
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    News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

  • Call for evaluation of tsunami response to be more inclusive

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    Local Democracy Reporting Bay of Plenty
    8 Apr 2021
    Maraenui between Te Kaha and Ōpōtiki township on State Highway 35

    An Eastern Bay of Plenty leader is disappointed a review of the response to last month's tsunami threat excluded rural areas.

    Tsunami response evaluation needs to involve entire district – councillor
  • Midday Rural News for 8 April 2021

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    rural
    8 Apr 2021
    Manuka South.

    The number of bee colonies dying has increased again this year Audio

  • Rural News for 8 April 2021

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    rural farming
    8 Apr 2021
    Man shearing sheep

    News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

  • Midday Rural News for 7 April 2021

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    rural farming
    7 Apr 2021

    Orchardists held a media briefing in Hawkes Bay this morning where they said the carnage caused by this season's acute labour shortage must never been repeated. Audio

  • Fruit growers want bubble extended to Pacific

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    transport rural
    7 Apr 2021
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    The long-awaited arrival of a trans-Tasman bubble has sparked calls for seasonal workers from the Pacific to be the next group allowed in. Max Towle speaks to Bruce Mitchell, an orchardist in Hawke's… Audio

  • No baby, no help: Depressed, grieving mum told she’s not eligible for help

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    New Zealand In Depth
    7 Apr 2021
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    A depressed woman whose baby died was denied help from Perinatal Mental Health Services - and other mothers in extreme distress say they can't get treatment via their DHBs or ACC.

    No baby, no help: Depressed, grieving mum told she’s not eligible for help
  • Rural News for 7 April 2020

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    rural farming
    7 Apr 2021

    News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

  • Orchards' loud bird-scaring devices: Whakatāne council to revise rules

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    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    6 Apr 2021
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    This year's kiwifruit budding season may be one of the last in which the boom of audible bird scaring devices will be heard across Whakatāne District.

    Orchards' loud bird-scaring devices: Whakatāne council to revise rules
  • Interview: Chch terror attack witness fears more lives may be lost

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    New Zealand Christchurch Terror Attacks
    6 Apr 2021
    Mosque attack victim Nathan Smith.

    Nathan Smith was inside Masjid An-Nur when the shooting started on 15 March 2019. He sat down with RNZ reporter Anan Zaki to discuss his experience - and his call for more mental health support.

    Christchurch terror attack witness urges more mental health support
  • Midday Rural News for 6 April 2021

    Audio
    rural farming
    6 Apr 2021
    Manuka honey (generic)

    The honey industry is calling for a national discussion on pesticide and herbicide use Audio

  • Rural News for 6 April 2020

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    rural farming
    6 Apr 2021
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    News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

  • Carterton residents 'annoyed' by water notices, but candidates back council response

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    Local Democracy Reporting health
    5 Apr 2021
    Emergency water supplies at Carterton Events Centre.

    Candidates in the Carterton council by-election say residents are "annoyed" and "frustrated" by the town's ongoing water contamination.

    Carterton residents 'annoyed' by water notices, but candidates back council response
  • Calls for funding increase for sexual assault prevention

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    New Zealand
    5 Apr 2021
    Sexual Abuse Prevention Network president Fiona McNamara.

    A sex education group is demanding the government massively increase funding for sexual assault prevention after a drop in the rate of rape convictions.

    Calls for funding increase for sexual assault prevention
  • Gusty severe weather and high fire danger prompt warnings

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    New Zealand weather
    4 Apr 2021
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    Fire fighters spent last night battling two small vegetation fires in high winds, and much of the South Island and parts of the lower North Island are being warned to prepare for severe weather today.

    Gusty severe weather and high fire danger prompt warnings
  • Concern for young people going home after 'traumatic' music festival

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    Local Democracy Reporting music
    3 Apr 2021
    Rhythm and Vines - About 23,000 people attended the festival at Waiohika Estate in Gisborne each day between 28 December and 1 January.

    Hauora Tairāwhiti leaders want better mental health support at Rhythm and Vines after the death of a Wellington teen who went missing from the festival.

    Health leaders want better mental health support at next Rhythm and Vines music festival
  • On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ

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    rural farming
    2 Apr 2021
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    Bay of Plenty gold kiwifruit growers are waiting for clearance to pick the fruit. Tasman apple orchardists are still crying out for workers. Audio

  • Midday Rural News for 1 April 2021

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    rural farming
    1 Apr 2021
    Greenhouse gas emissions: vehicle, agriculture, electricity.

    The group in charge of getting the farming sector to reduce emissions says it's on track to meet its targets. He Waka Eke Noa is the Primary Sector Climate Action Partnership that's tasked with… Audio

  • Morning Rural News for 1 April 2021

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    rural farming
    1 Apr 2021
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    News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

  • Midday Rural News for 31 March 2021

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    rural farming
    31 Mar 2021
    Dairy cows in a milking facility in New Zealand.

    The recent spike in dairy commodity prices has seen farmer sentiment rise sharply according to Rabobank's latest quarterly rural confidence survey. Audio

  • Rural News for 31 March 2021

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    rural farming
    31 Mar 2021
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    News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

  • South Wairarapa Mayor continues crusade for local banking

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    Business Local Democracy Reporting
    30 Mar 2021
    Person inserting bank card into ATM machine to withdraw money.

    In a statement, an RBNZ spokesperson said the national authority "encourage every banking sector participant to consider their role in supporting the needs of their customers and their access to…

    South Wairarapa Mayor continues crusade for local banking
  • Midday Rural News for 30 March 2021

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    rural
    30 Mar 2021

    Forestry export prices are reaching three year highs; Foveaux Strait oyster harvesters are continuing to meet with officials to work out how to deal with the deadly parasite Bonamia ostreae which was… Audio

  • Cold case draws to a close after 30 years with guilty convictions

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    New Zealand crime
    30 Mar 2021
    Chris Bush

    More than 30 years after publican Chris Bush was gunned down at the Red Fox Tavern in Maramarua, two men have been found guilty of his murder.

    Red Fox Tavern murder case draws to a close with guilty verdicts after 30 years
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