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Federated Farmers - Latest News [Page 172]
Local Government Bill Process a Travesty
Thursday, 3 October 2002, 12:27 am | Federated Farmers
If Government proceeds with the Local Government Bill in the face of overwhelming opposition from business and many other community and ratepayer groups, it will be a travesty of the democratic process, Rob McLagan, Chairman of the Local Government ... More >>
Federated Farmers Welcomes ERMA Decision
Tuesday, 1 October 2002, 3:22 pm | Federated Farmers
The Environmental Risk Management Authorities' approval of AgResearch's application to conduct contained research trials on cows is a positive outcome for agriculture and the New Zealand economy, says Federated Farmer's National Vice Chairman Charlie ... More >>
Primary Sector Equal Priority in Transport Funding
Thursday, 26 September 2002, 8:45 am | Federated Farmers
"United Future MP, Larry Baldock must be congratulated for his statement that fuel excise taxes should not be siphoned off into the consolidated fund, says Charlie Pedersen, Federated Farmer's National Vice-President. More >>
Take care of Kids on farms over School Holidays
Monday, 23 September 2002, 10:07 am | Federated Farmers
Farms are fun places for kids to spend their holidays but we must never forget they are primarily a workplace, says Federated Farmer's National Vice President Charlie Pedersen. More >>
Stop the Local Government Bill
Monday, 23 September 2002, 8:22 am | Federated Farmers
Federated Farmers and the Local Government Forum have launched a petition seeking to stop the Local Government Bill. More >>
High Country Affirm Sound Animal Welfare Practices
Friday, 20 September 2002, 4:53 pm | Federated Farmers
The South Island High Country Committee of Federated Farmers New Zealand today re-affirmed its commitment to uphold the principles of good animal management and welfare practices. More >>
Maintaining New Zealand's Competitive Advantage
Thursday, 19 September 2002, 11:55 am | Federated Farmers
The lifting of the Moratorium on Genetic Modification will not signal a wholesale move to the farming of GM crops, says Federated Farmer's National Board member Neil Barton. More >>
Combined Meat & Wool Org Focus on Industry Good
Wednesday, 18 September 2002, 11:05 am | Federated Farmers
Federated Farmer's NZ Meat & Fibre Producers' Chairman Murray Taggart welcomed the announcement today that SheepCo and the Meat Board were to investigate the establishment of a new organisation to administer levies on wool, sheepmeat, beef and goatmeat, ... More >>
Fundamental Flaws in Road Funding not Addressed
Wednesday, 18 September 2002, 10:23 am | Federated Farmers
The Government has once again failed to get serious about comprehensively addressing all the roading issues in New Zealand, says Federated Farmers Vice President Charlie Pedersen. More >>
Farmers hit again by ACC
Thursday, 12 September 2002, 5:36 pm | Federated Farmers
Farmers are angry that once again ACC's proposes to increase their levies, says Charlie Pedersen, Federated Farmers National Vice President. More >>
Choice Vital in Accident Insurance
Thursday, 12 September 2002, 5:30 pm | Federated Farmers
New Zealanders can be rightly aggrieved that they are forced to continue with a monopoly insurer and have no choice but to foot the bill, says Charlie Pedersen, Federated Farmers National Vice President. More >>
No agriculture, no Trade, no New Zealand
Thursday, 12 September 2002, 4:18 pm | Federated Farmers
No agriculture, no trade, no New Zealand, Federated Farmers CEO Tony St Clair told the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Select committee today. More >>
Federated Farmers Welcomes Cairns Group Proposal
Monday, 9 September 2002, 4:32 pm | Federated Farmers
Federated Farmers has welcomed the Cairns Group Negotiating Proposal for Market Access released today. The proposal sets out the Cairns Group's position on market access for Doha World Trade Organisation round. More >>
Sustainable Management Framework Project Launch
Monday, 9 September 2002, 3:38 pm | Federated Farmers
Sustainable management assurance systems are being brought under the spotlight through the Sustainable Management System Network (SAMSN). The network will launch its Sustainable Management Framework project at Te Papa tomorrow. More >>
WSSD recognises its Hard to be Green When Red
Monday, 9 September 2002, 11:30 am | Federated Farmers
The strong support for calls to eliminate farming subsidies was a positive outcome of the World Summit on Sustainable Development, says Federated Farmer's President Tom Lambie. More >>
Farmers Acknowledge Entrepreneur of the Year
Monday, 9 September 2002, 11:26 am | Federated Farmers
Bill Gallagher is not only an outstanding businessman but also an enthusiastic advocate of trade liberalisation, says Federated Farmer's National Vice President Charlie Pedersen. More >>
FFNZ: Trout Ban Nonsensical and Unjustified
Monday, 9 September 2002, 12:04 am | Federated Farmers
The ridiculous nature of the moratorium on the importation of Trout Flesh has again been highlighted with MAF regulations preventing trout being served at the annual Southland party at the Beehive. More >>
ERMA Review May Have Negative Spin-offs
Wednesday, 28 August 2002, 4:26 pm | Federated Farmers
Having spent $6.5m on the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification which endorsed the rigorous nature of the Environmental Risk Management Authority, it is surprising that the Government is set to revisit ERMA's processes, says Federated Farmer's National ... More >>
DFNZ applauds release of Shareholders Council AR
Saturday, 24 August 2002, 4:25 pm | Federated Farmers
Dairy Farmers of New Zealand (DFNZ) has applauded the release of an excellent first annual report from the Fonterra Shareholders Council. More >>
FFNZ Membership Booming
Tuesday, 20 August 2002, 1:58 pm | Federated Farmers
Federated Farmer's membership officially passed its 2001 total of 16,673 members yesterday, said Federated Farmers of New Zealand President Tom Lambie. More >>
