All posts tagged "women"

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  IrrigationNZ appoints Vanessa Winning as new chief executive

  IrrigationNZ is delighted to announce that Vanessa Winning has been appointed as the organisation’s new chief executive starting on Monday 19th October...

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  New chair brings fresh focus on sustainable dairying

  Waikato farmer and businesswoman Melissa Slattery is the new chair of DairyNZ’s Dairy Environment Leaders programme.

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  Horticulture student’s drive to push NZ’s high-quality produce around the globe is rewarded

  The journey of New Zealand’s high quality nutritious food from farmer to fork is what drives Agcarm’s horticultural scholarship winner, Alexandra Tomkins...

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  After seven years Gibb steps off Dairy Women’s Network board

  After seven years Alison Gibb will pull up her chair as a Trustee at the Dairy Women’s Network board meeting for the...

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  Vet’s tenacity recognised with ‘Outstanding Contribution’ Award

  The tenacity and professionalism of Dr Merlyn Hay, whose work led to the identification of Mycoplasma Bovis in New Zealand, saw her...

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  Young Canterbury women lead national seed company

  The New Zealand arm of an international seed company is now led by two young Canterbury women, challenging the status quo of...

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  Must See

  Women of Influence Awards nominations open with all-new Speaker Series

  A national celebration of New Zealand’s most inspiring women begins, with nominations now open for the annual Women of Influence Awards.

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  High recognition of strong contribution to the dairy sector

  DairyNZ congratulates passionate environmentalist, Taranaki dairy farmer Trish Rankin, on becoming the 2019 Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year.

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  Strong interest in Manuka leads to new appointments

  Strong interest in the establishment of Mānuka Plantations on farmland has seen Mānuka Farming New Zealand (MFNZ) announce key appointments and promotions.

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  Fast Facts

  Gender pay gap is second-smallest

  The gender pay gap was 9.2 percent in the June 2018 quarter, Stats NZ said.