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Master butcher Riki Kerekere honoured for meat industry contribution
Kerekere, of Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki and Ngāpuhi, has won the prestigious Christie Award.
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New book shines a light on Māori relationships with soil
The book will be of interest to Māori gardeners, Māori communities, Māori and non-Māori researchers and people with an interest in the well-being of soil and their health.
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$64.2 million in WINZ food grants during lockdown quarter
Out of the $390,718,220 in WINZ hardship grants handed out in the first half of 2020, $93.5 million was purely for kai.
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You say Wattie’s toe-may-to, we say Kīnaki Tomato
Anton Matthews is a te reo Māori advocate and has produced Kīnaki Tomato. It comes in response to a Watties advertising campaign that bastardised Māori place names.
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NewsParents urged to check baby food pouches after holes found
Police are investigating 30 damaged individual pouches of baby food
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NewsSouth Auckland’s Ōtara Kai Village puts prices on hold to give back to community during lockdown
The usually sold-out cafe encourages healthier living by offering affordable plant-based, paleo, keto and vegan foods.
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Deer cull to provide venison to whānau in need
The Fiordland Wapiti Foundation, the Department of Conservation and the Game Animal Council have joined forces for the annual Wapiti Cull.
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Waitaha Hemp business celebrates first shipment to China
The Brothers Green is a Waitaha-based company that specialises in hemp food and body care products. Halts to trade and export as a result of COVID-19 has had a major impact on the business but today co-founders of the business Brendon, Brad and Michael celebrated sending their first shipment off to China.
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Opening under Level 2 won't bring an income- Lu Lu's Bar and Eatery
Owners of Lu Lu's Bar and Eatery in Ōtautahi, Christchurch say opening under Level 2 restrictions doesn’t mean they’ll be able to make an income.
