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Dairy land being lost at 1 percent a year, Fonterra

Declining annual milk production will likely continue in the foreseeable future, as dairy farmers sell their properties or switch to alternative land use. But forests aren’t to blame.

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NZ absent on COP27 agriculture day

Rod Oram reports from the world climate summit that a session dedicated to agriculture had a notable absentee, New Zealand's Fonterra and farming industry

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Fonterra settles farmers' class action over 2016 'clawback' milk price crisis

Dairy giant Fonterra has announced it will settle its long-running legal case with farmers after cutting their prices in 2016.

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Kuriger's increasingly uncertain political future raises questions for Luxon

National MP Barbara Kuriger’s blindness to her obvious conflict of interest as agriculture spokesperson has almost certainly cost her any seat at a future Cabinet table

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On New Zealand farm, scientists reduce cow burps to save the world

More than a dozen calves wait at a research farm in New Zealand to be fed Kowbucha, a punnily named probiotic that studies show reduces burps -- or methane emissions.

Reuters

NZ dairy giant Fonterra takes Australian business off the market after profit increase

A strong performance in the 2021-2022 financial year prompts the New Zealand owners of dairy giant Fonterra to back away from potentially selling its Australian business, with profits expected to continue increasing.

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Dairy giant's promise on Australian assets

New Zealand dairy behemoth Fonterra has announced it will retain all of Australian assets off the back of promising profits, quelling fears of a sell-off.

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Mike vs the fossil fuel machine: Push for a new legal duty to the environment

Should our courts intervene to restrict polluting companies? Lawyers argue that when a defendant’s conduct has the potential to harm the world, it's time for a new tort.

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The Toucan icy pole was prolific 20 years ago, but proof of its existence was hard to find

What do you do when something you know exists vanishes without a trace? You go searching for it.

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New Zealand’s dairy industry should stop using Māori culture to pretend it’s sustainable

Dairying is not simply unsustainable, it also violates Māori values – including those that call for us to respect the natural world

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Parihaka river runs cleaner with tighter dairy rules

The river that runs through Parihaka Pā has been cleared of dairy farm effluent for the first time in decades.

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Minority has already taken water rights

Aaron Smale argues it is not Māori but Pākehā farmers who have had preferential treatment.

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PM's Singapore mission lacking a world stage

Jacinda Ardern’s return to the world stage has been a long time coming, yet for much of her time in Singapore it wasn’t at all obvious where she was, writes political editor @jo_moir

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Progress not perfection: Companies struggle to hit gender diversity targets

Organisations striving to improve their gender pay and power gaps are battling to achieve their goals despite all the best intentions

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Supreme Court agrees to hear climate case

Profitable polluters should stop harming the poor, the vulnerable and future generations, court told.

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Another lick in the wall

Mural painter Bruce Mahalski enlivens city streets, peppers public places with enigmatic posters, runs his own museum and stops trains - usually in the name of environmental causes.

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Fonterra repeals vaccine mandate in favour of daily rapid antigen tests

The dairy giant says the latest health advice and a better understanding of the risk Omicron poses has contributed to the decision.

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Fonterra’s dairy-on-dumplings twist for Chinese market

Our biggest dairy company, Fonterra is gunning for consumers in China to put stretchy mozzarella cheese on the Lunar New Year dumplings they will be eating by the million this week.

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