Food
Midday Rural News for 3 October 2023
Asparagus growers, in the two key growing regions of Waikato and Horowhenua, are on tenterhooks with temperatures predicted to plunge overnight.
Monique Steele has the rural news. Audio
Weet-Bix heading back to The Warehouse shelves
The stoush over Weet-Bix has finally been resolved with Sanitarium agreeing to resume supply to The Warehouse.
Last week the manufacturer said it would stop sending stock to the retailer due to… Audio
Midday Rural News for 2 October 2023
There are early warnings that the just-arrived El Niño weather pattern could produce droughts as severe as ones suffered in 1982 and 1997.
Monique Steele has the rural news. Audio
Labour to help new players set up in the grocery market if re-elected
Labour is promising to help new players set up in the country's grocery market to improve competition.
The party's consumer affairs spokesperson, Duncan Webb, announced this morning that if… Audio
Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
Time now to get the latest from the Minister of Fruit Glenn Forsyth. Audio
"A way of making people move" - Coaxing veggie gardens in Christchurch
It takes a bit of grit to grow veges in the Christchurch winter, but a group of Fijian families are rising to the challenge via a University of Canterbury-led project. Audio
"A way of making people move" - Coaxing veggie gardens in Christchurch
It takes a bit of grit to grow veges in the Christchurch winter, but a group of Fijian families are rising to the challenge via a University of Canterbury-led project.
AudioThe Week in Detail: Tiny homes, mental health awareness, and Afghan refugees
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
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The Week in Detail: Tiny homes, mental health awareness, and Afghan refugees
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.
AudioLong Read: The food lobby in Aotearoa
By Guyon Espiner: How the food industry throws its weight – and its money – around in sport, politics, nutrition, and education. Audio
Long Read: The food lobby in Aotearoa
By Guyon Espiner: How the food industry throws its weight – and its money – around in sport, politics, nutrition, and education.
AudioCountdown pledges to keep essentials at 'low prices for longer'
The cost of eggs, bread, butter cheese or almost any staple remains a hot topic. This week Countdown's pledged to keep more than 1500 everyday essentials at "low prices for longer". It follows claims… Video, Audio
Gretchen Lowe - Jamaican Jerk Fish Tacos
Today Gretchen Lowe shares a lovely summery recipe to share with friends and family. She tells Jesse how to make her fish tacos with a distinctly Jamaican twist. Audio
Midday Rural News for 29 September 2023
NIWA says an El Niño has officially arrived. The weather pattern brings strong winds which could cause dryness and drought to East Coast regions, like Canterbury, Wairarapa and Hawke's Bay.
Sally… Audio
The Warehouse and Sanitarium battle over supply of Weet-Bix
The Warehouse Group has laid a complaint against Sanitarium over its decision to stop supplying Weet-Bix - the breakfast of champions - from the end of the month and the Commerce Commission is… Audio
Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
Joining Jimmy Ellingham from the fresh produce markets is our Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth. Fruit of the Week: Tamarillos Audio
Warehouse accuses Sanitarium of cutting off its Weet-Bix supply
The Commerce Commission said the allegations were "extremely concerning".