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What makes Bailey bridges so special
Three months after Cyclone Gabrielle, Bailey bridges are being built in Hawke’s Bay to provide vital lifelines in areas where bridges were washed away.
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Burnout worries on storm-hit road
Police plan to regularly patrol a storm-hit closed road amid concerns of barriers being breached for burnouts and anti-social behaviour such as suspected drug dealing and fly-tipping.
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IN ROWENA’S WORDS ... A WORD FROM JAMIE ... This is our pilgrimage
Much as Muslims make the pilgrimage to Mecca, cricket fans to the MCG for the Boxing Day Ashes Test and golfers to Augusta for the Masters, Kiwi farmers religiously make the annual trek to Mystery Creek for the National Agricultural Fieldays.
Dish deliciously good for you
AT AGE 60, Dr Peter Brukner was diagnosed with pre-diabetes, despite having followed the dietary advice of his own profession all of his adult life.
War on pests mapped out
A collective effort to develop an online mapping system shows the extent voluntary and community groups in the Western Bay of Plenty are going to in helping make the region predator free.
She knows her farm tech inside-out Sponsored content
If you are heading to the Fieldays next month, and you want to talk precision ag technology and smart farming, then make sure you catch up with Siobhan Lynch at the Brandt site. You won’t miss her, she will be the one with the gorgeous Scottish accent, and what she knows about precision ag technology will astound you.