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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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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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The knives are out for Butcher of the Year
It’s a week out from the Alto Butcher and ANZCO Foods Butcher Apprentice of the Year competition and Cherise Redden of Ngāphui has her knives out and ready to go.
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Whanganui iwi launch beef product to high end restaurants
Te Ātihaunui-a-Papārangi iwi will benefit from their new beef product which will be distributed to high end restaurants across Auckland.
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Meat sales spike for barbecue season
With summer in full swing, meat sales have significantly increased the number of people keen to spark up the barbecue. West Auckland butcher Reuben Sharples says he and his staff have been extremely busy in the lead up to the New Year.
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Officials warn home-kill consumers to take care
Council Environmental health officers warn the public to be wary of purchasing home-kill meat, especially considering the increase in the number of illegal sales of hunted or home-kill meats online.
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American BBQ smoking hot among Māori
Auckland's first Meatstock barbecue festival is done and dusted but low and slow cooking is here to stay. Māori were among the many pitmasters and barbecue enthusiasts taking to the grills over the weekend.
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'They’ve tried to break our spirit financially,' says Talleys worker
Wairoa meat workers returned to back work this week after a 168-day lockout. Despite two Employment Court rulings in the last three months in favour of the Meat Workers Union, workers say the company still not complying with the judge’s ruling.
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Meat Workers Union helping whānau survive lockout
It's now been 95 days since meat workers in Wairoa were locked out of AFFCO Talleys.
