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Tim Cronshaw

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Night ’n Day set to take over stores at NPD sites

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By Tim Cronshaw Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
By Tim Cronshaw of Night 'n Day is about to take over the first retail convenience store after an NPD transition to unmanned fuel service at seven South Island sites. The Dunedin-headquartered company will run its stores at NPD sites in Blenheim's Redwood, Nelson's Lower Queen St and Waimea, Queenstown's Frankton and Christchurch's Rolleston, Yaldhurst and Moorhouse Ave.
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Hail storm causes millions in losses

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By Tim Cronshaw Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
By Tim Cronshaw for Central Rural Life A group of 12 to 15 arable farmers are counting about $6 million in losses from a late hail storm landing in a belt running from Canterbury's Methven to Highbank. Valuable small seed and other crops were covered in a thick layer of hail by the unseasonal mid-morning storm on December 13. Crops had flowers and leaves torn apart, with often only stalks visible in worst hit areas.
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Farmers question timing of cost cuts

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By Tim Cronshaw Verified, Damian Morais Verified
| eDairy News Verified
Fonterra’s seven-year plan to purge $1billion of costs from its business has dairy farmers questioning if some of this could have been removed before. They applaud the co-op for striving to be more streamlined during a tough payout and high cost environment, albeit with mixed emotions about looming job cuts.
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