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Quinn picks up the shears again

Julie Asher

Monday, February 6, 2023

Updated, Wednesday, July 15, 2026

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Rural PeopleOctober 23

Reliable water draws young people to North Otago

Young farm manager Sam O’Neill knows the value of irrigation in North Otago.

Sally Rae

Reliable water draws young people to North Otago

Reliable water draws young people to North Otago

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Rural PeopleOctober 21

Consent delays stalling beneficial land use change in Poverty Bay, southern farmer says

Southern farmer Logan Wallace took a trip to Poverty bay to seek a wealth of knowledge on the challenges facing the meat and wool sector in the region.

Shawn McAvinue

Consent delays stalling beneficial land use change in Poverty Bay, southern farmer says

Consent delays stalling beneficial land use change in Poverty Bay, southern farmer says

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Rural PeopleSeptember 23

Everyone happy with result of Balclutha Spring Cattle Sale, auctioneer says.

Farmers seeking a quick buck drove demand for 2-year-old steers and heifers at the Balclutha Spring Cattle Sale.

Shawn McAvinue

Everyone happy with result of Balclutha Spring Cattle Sale, auctioneer says.

Everyone happy with result of Balclutha Spring Cattle Sale, auctioneer says.

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Rural PeopleSeptember 13

Dunedin-based forestry adviser receives national recognition

“I’m just a tree guy,” Te Uru Rākau – New Zealand Forest Service regional forest adviser Aidan Braid modestly describes himself.

Sally Rae

Dunedin-based forestry adviser receives national recognition

Dunedin-based forestry adviser receives national recognition