Kiwi Spring

07/02/2023

22/12/2022

MERRY XMAS!!

15/12/2022

Travelling to Aotearoa New Zealand this summer? Do you know the difference between us and Ministry for Primary Industries? This may help!

04/11/2022

Police recommend people leave any found medicine bottles alone, contact 111.

13/10/2022

28/09/2022

You do not need to be vaccinated to enter New Zealand. You need to complete a New Zealand Traveller Declaration before you fly. This is required for children and infants too. Find out more at TravellerDeclaration.govt.nz

16/09/2022

Changes to our international border restrictions will make travelling to New Zealand easier. Our high levels of vaccination allow greater flexibility at the border, but we still need to take a cautious approach.

➡From 11.59pm Sunday 16 January 2022, fully vaccinated New Zealanders and other eligible travellers can travel to New Zealand from Australia without staying in MIQ.
➡From 11.59pm Sunday 13 February 2022, fully vaccinated New Zealanders and other eligible travellers can travel to New Zealand from all other countries.
➡From 30 April, 2022, all fully vaccinated individuals will be able to travel to New Zealand, with the re-opening staged over time.
➡The Very High-Risk classification for Indonesia, Fiji, India, Pakistan and Brazil is to be removed in early December 2021 and travellers from these countries will be able to enter New Zealand on the same basis as travellers from most other countries.

All travellers will still need a negative pre-departure test, proof of being fully vaccinated, a passenger travel declaration about their travel history, a day 0/1 test on arrival, a requirement to self-isolate for 7 days, and a final negative test before entering the community.

More information about how self-isolation will work will be released next month.

You can read more about travel to New Zealand on our website here: https://covid19.govt.nz/travel/international-travel-and-transit/travel-to-new-zealand/

09/09/2022

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival！！🎇

18/08/2022

Carbon sequestration becoming a rural issue, separating the HWEN supporters from the Climate Change Commission. Some farmers see an apocalyptic future for food production

22/07/2022

15/07/2022

Join us at the Red Meat Sector Conference where you will hear from many incredible speakers including Catherine Beard Director of Advocacy for BusinessNZ, New Zealand’s largest business advocacy network, representing thousands of businesses of all sizes.

Catherine has spent the last 30 years as a lobbyist and advocate for a wide range of industries on a wide range of issues, including for exporters and manufacturers, climate change issues for the energy intensive sector, the insurance sector, and the agricultural sector.

The conference is 31 July- 1 August in Christchurch. Purchase your ticket now: https://redmeatsector.co.nz/special-landing-page/