In March 2003, Peter Fulton joined some select cricketing company when he scored 301 not out against for Canterbury against…
Straight off the Tussock – shearing and other stories
In the wet summer of 1946-47, Jack had to combine forces with three of his neighbours to get shearing finished…
DairyNZ economic survey
Economic Survey provides insight into dairy farm performance – DairyNZ DairyNZ’s latest Economic Survey 2018-19 shows dairy farmers had a…
Separation Anxiety: How is your dog adjusting to life post lockdown?
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Pulp News
Comment is increasingly driving our news, rather than the older formula of news driving comment. Stuff, to name one offender,…
Case IH supports tractor training initiative in post-Covid world
Case IH, with whom I work, has supplied tractors to a Telford-based driver training programme. The machines appear incidentally in…
Shared Thoughts on the Pain of Redundancy
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The bus that hit Judith Collins – Oravida insight
Senior National MP Judith Collins claims in her memoir to have been ‘thrown under a bus’ by former Prime Minister,…
History, not so black and white
In relation to a Stuff story describing a Colonial New Zealand governor, Edward John Eyre, his history is more nuanced…
The Sickness in Our Food Supply, by Michael Pollan
The Sickness in Our Food Supply By Michael Pollan The Sickness in Our Food Supply “Only when the tide goes out,”…