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Sally Rae

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Rural PeopleAugust 26

Leaving a legacy: Why this Otago landowner is planting 14,000 kauri trees

Peter Parsons is back in Otago to create his field of dreams by growing New Zealand’s largest contiguous kauri forest.

Shawn McAvinue

Leaving a legacy: Why this Otago landowner is planting 14,000 kauri trees

Leaving a legacy: Why this Otago landowner is planting 14,000 kauri trees

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Rural PeopleAugust 19

Creating a strong team culture an ongoing process, southern station managers say

Attracting, developing and retaining good people and building a strong team is satisfying, a high-country station boss in Northern Southland says.

Shawn McAvinue

Creating a strong team culture an ongoing process, southern station managers say

Creating a strong team culture an ongoing process, southern station managers say

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Rural PeopleAugust 9

Shooting for the stars; helping women build confidence aim of new venture

From self-pleasure to shotguns, it’s a finishing school with a difference. Forget cutlery etiquette and social graces, Kingston dynamo Laura Koot is helping women gain confidence through a programme targeted at rural women like herself.

Sally Rae

Shooting for the stars; helping women build confidence aim of new venture

Shooting for the stars; helping women build confidence aim of new venture

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North OtagoAugust 6

‘Hell of a two years’: From broken neck to rare blood cancer

“It's been one hell of a two years.” That is how Waianakarua woman Henrietta Purvis describes the period from August 8, 2024, when she broke her neck in a farm quad-bike crash to her recovery from a stem cell transplant a year later.

Sally Rae

‘Hell of a two years’: From broken neck to rare blood cancer

‘Hell of a two years’: From broken neck to rare blood cancer