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Nadine Tunley is HortNZ’s new Chief Executive

04 May 2021

Media Release: Nadine Tunley has been announced as Horticulture New Zealand’s new Chief Executive.

By Andrew Bristol

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Is it wealth redistribution or economic ruin?

17 May 2021

For those who did not read the tea leaves after the last election, it should now be very clear what our Government is doing: it is redistributing the country’s wealth.

By Mike Chapman

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Increase mental fitness at the Horticulture Conference 2021

11 May 2021

Jimi Hunt will be speaking at the 2021 Horticulture Conference. Growers are in an industry where so much is out of their control.

New Zealand horticulture industry welcomes Government’s decision to bring in more workers from the Pacific

10 May 2021

Media Release: The New Zealand horticulture industry has welcomed the Government’s latest move to increase the flow of workers from the Pacific, in support of the RSE scheme.

Heather Feetham wins Pukekohe Young Grower competition

7 May 2021

Media Release: Heather Feetham, a 25-year-old production manager at T&G Fresh, has won the 2021 Pukekohe Young Grower competition.

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Is it wealth redistribution or economic ruin?

17 May 2021

For those who did not read the tea leaves after the last election, it should now be very clear what our Government is doing: it is redistributing the country’s wealth.

Opening the Pacific and Other Bubbles

5 May 2021

People in the Cook Islands can already travel to New Zealand without having to quarantine.   This is because it is a Covid free country.

Back to the Future will not work

28 April 2021

The recently released Productivity Commission Report, backed up by a New Zealand Institute for Economic Research (NZIER) report, is reminiscent of the Sir Robert Muldoon era.