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      Home > News > Environment

    Rough weather hasn't stopped West Coast farmers from protesting today

    Rough weather hasn't stopped West Coast farmers from protesting today


    Tractors and utes have filled up the streets of Greymouth, with the Groundswell protest bringing the town to a halt.

    Grey District mayor Tania Gibson is in the town square.

    She says it's a shame about the weather - but there's been a great turn-out.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     23 Aug: The Chatham Island black robin could become a victim of its own success unless more habitat is found
     22 Aug: New Zealand authorities have confirmed there's no tsunami risk here after a 7.5 earthquake off South America
     21 Aug: Transpower plans to spend 193-million-dollars on a grid upgrade for the upper South Island, as electricity demand grows
     20 Aug: Christchurch's new stadium is entering the homestretch
     19 Aug: MetService has issued snowfall warnings for several State Highways across the country tonight
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    		 Business:
    Hotels in our biggest cities are struggling, while others are bouncing back 7:57

     Law and Order:
    Several Christchurch school communities have been warned about a man who's been approaching female students 7:47

     Golf:
    Lydia Ko sits tied for 10th in her bid to win a fourth Canadian Open in Ontario 7:37

     Motoring:
    Scott McLaughlin remains second at the mid-point of the "Milwaukee Mile" - the latest stop on the IndyCar series calendar 7:37

     Law and Order:
    The trial of a man accused of five counts of murder and two counts of arson begins in the capital today 7:07

     International:
    JD Vance says Russia giving concessions as Ukraine marks independence 7:07

     Business:
    The promise of re-invention for New Zealand Fashion Week - opening on Auckland's waterfront today 6:27

     Rugby:
    Otago have moved to fourth on the NPC ladder after a 33-19 victory over the winless Counties Manukau in Dunedin 21:57

     Auckland:
    A person is reportedly in a critical condition after becoming trapped in a collapsed sand dune at an Auckland beach 21:17

     Rugby:
    Belief from All Blacks assistant coach Jason Holland that the team can bounce back from their loss to Argentina, with the Springboks set to pounce at Eden Park in less than a fortnight 18:57

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