How is TAF panning out
Trading Among Farmers (TAF) is now under way after a process which felt a bit like christening a ship and launching it down the slipway.
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Rural
- 6:00 AM Mar 25th
Rural
Sharemilking: A great career
Dairy farms can be run solely by their owners. Sometimes, however, farm owners want to step aside and let someone else take over running all, or some of, the farm.
- 6:00 AM Mar 22nd
Fruitgrowers reaping benefits of the big dry
A drought hitting sheep and dairy farmers has a silver lining for crops that are shaping up as some of the best in Hawke's Bay for several years.
Councillor has a dream: converting unused dams
Hawke's Bay regional councillor Ewan McGregor has a dream to turn the nation's farm dams into wetlands.
- 6:00 AM Mar 21st
Property
Home sales up but not values
Tauranga house sales continue to rise but are not yet strong enough to push property values up, real estate agents say.
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Property
- 8:18 AM Mar 14th
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Join the conversationproprty prices are already too high in tauranga why on earth would they want them to go up? forget real estate commisions
local kiwi from Mount Maunganui
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News
- 12:02 PM Mar 13th
High sales volumes push Tauranga house prices up
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Property
- 11:30 AM Mar 13th
Aucklanders eye apartments
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News
- 1:34 PM Mar 12th
Quake hits Bay values
Business
Firm's building relocated to council's business park
Four commercial sites were created on a council-owned plot of land on Keith Allen Drive- the rest of the land was used for a trailer boat storage yard.
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News
- 5:30 PM Mar 19th
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News
- 2:44 PM Mar 19th
Answering call of jobseekers
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News
- 10:13 AM Mar 19th
Gains for Tauranga from internationally-branded hotel
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Business
- 6:00 AM Mar 19th
Finance: Benefits worth price
Local News
Burglary in Budget mobiles and Computer shop at Grey St
A Tauranga manager has been left reeling after a break-in at his electronics store.
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News
- 4:57 PM Mar 23rd
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News
- 11:00 AM Mar 23rd
Merivale Liquor Center's hours challenged in Tauranga
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News
- 9:11 AM Mar 23rd
Tauranga's paralysed mum, Amanda Lowry intent on recovery
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News
- 11:37 AM Mar 22nd
Tauranga CBD smash and grab
Motoring
Classic Jupiter shows she's a real gas
A friend had heard about this one, which had sat for years in an open-sided shed. "It was such a sorry sight, and filthy."
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Motoring
- 6:00 AM Mar 25th
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Motoring
- 6:00 AM Mar 25th
Beauty of new Sorento is more than skin-deep
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Motoring
- 6:00 AM Mar 24th
BMW hitches up wagon for touring
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Motoring
- 6:00 AM Mar 24th
Speedway: Rev 'em up and win again
NZ Herald
Father's plea for gun education after Fiji shooting
The father of a 6-year-old Auckland boy shot dead in Fiji, allegedly by his 10-year-old uncle, has made a plea for parents to educate their children about guns. Mohammed Khubeb Khan died after being shot in January at a building site near Lautoka, in Fiji. His family had been celebrating the completion of their new holiday home in Fiji when the tragedy happened. Speaking for the first time since his only child's death, Mohammed Faizel Khan told TV3 how he watched his son die in his arms. "I held him. I held his shoulders and that's when I saw the bullet wounds. My son passed away in my arms,"…
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