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    Positive signs for Central Otago's horticulture and viticulture sectors

    Positive signs for Central Otago's horticulture and viticulture sectors


    A new Labour Market report shows modest growth in new plantings, after a rapid last decade.

    Total planted hectares have increased from four thousand-300 in 2021, to just under four thousand 400 last year - largely due to the horticulture sector.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 Entertainment:
    Jax Taylor has quit social media in an effort to protect his mental health 12:35

     Cricket:
    Former All Black Daryl Gibson has been named as New Zealand Cricket's new high performance boss 12:26

     Entertainment:
    Matt Goss believes his brother Luke always "resented" him for being the lead singer in Bros 12:05

     Business:
    A boom in the purchasing of businesses is largely being driven by migrants 11:56

     Entertainment:
    Tom Daley doesn't want any more children 11:35

     National:
    Fake news and real cannibalism: a cautionary tale from the Dutch Golden Age 11:16

     Rugby League:
    Max King has been tasked with replacing injured Warrior Mitch Barnett in New South Wales' starting line up for game two of their State of Origin series next Wednesday in Perth 11:06

     Entertainment:
    Miley Cyrus had a "traumatising" medical incident during her Hannah Montana days 11:05

     Business:
    Fallout from the cost of living crisis, with record high KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals 10:46

     Rugby:
    James O'Connor's Crusaders tenure looks like a case of "one and done" 10:46

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