Government approves kiwifruit Psa plan
A national management plan for dealing with the kiwifruit Psa virus has been formally approved by the Government.
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A logjam in the middle of the Seeka KI Western BOP championship sets up a number of vital clashes tomorrow for the four teams with semifinal aspirations.
Gold kiwifruit exports halved
Gold kiwifruit export volumes have dropped more than 50 per cent - but the industry is confident it will bounce back.
Rugby: We must be more ruthless: Cane
The Chiefs' Super Rugby carnival moves to Pukekohe's ECOLight Stadium on Friday night when the New Zealand competition leaders take on the Western Force.
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Rugby: Trophies, bragging rights on line
Two WBOPRFS Challenge trophies, along with Baywide and Western Bay rugby bragging rights, will be up for grabs at the Tauranga Domain tomorrow afternoon.
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Police have won the right to take a case involving an Iraqi man wanted for alleged people smuggling to the Court of Appeal. Maythem Radhi is accused of being part of an operation which led to 353 people drowning after their boat sank 12 years ago. Australian authorities want Radhi extradited from New Zealand. In March last year, a district court judge ruled Radhi was an extraditable person and eligible for surrender to Australia. But that decision was overturned in the High Court in February because Radhi's charges didn't meet the threshold for extradition at the time of his alleged offending…
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