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SunLive - Farmers won t pay for small water supplies - The Bay s News First

SunLive - Farmers won t pay for small water supplies - The Bay s News First
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Hasadýna baþlandý! Hedef 500 bin ton ihracat

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Immigration reset backlash: Kiwis not willing to do some jobs, say bosses

Immigration reset backlash: Kiwis not willing to do some jobs, say bosses 19 May, 2021 04:00 AM 6 minutes to read Economic Development Minister Stuart Nash said the new border exceptions would allow more than 200 wealthy international investors to come to New Zealand over the next 12 months. Video / Mark Mitchell Economic Development Minister Stuart Nash said the new border exceptions would allow more than 200 wealthy international investors to come to New Zealand over the next 12 months. Video / Mark Mitchell Plans to reduce the country s reliance on low-skilled migrant workers have been met with backlash by industry heavyweights who say Kiwis aren t interested in doing the work.

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Dry spell: Region scrambles to adapt to fourth drought-like season in a row

Dry spell: Region scrambles to adapt to fourth drought-like season in a row 26 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 6 minutes to read Primary industry workers and councils are scrambling to adapt as the region braces for its fourth dry season in a row. Some farmers are trucking in water to keep crops growing, while an orchardist says he had to turn on irrigation systems as early as September as his kiwifruit vines were showing signs of the impact of seasonal drought conditions. Pāpāmoa orchardist Rob Thode said dry conditions were becoming the norm. Photo / George Novak And a meteorologist warns that weather events like this will only become more common and more extreme in coming decades.

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