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TV3 Campbell Live – Chip Group trained operator
Tonight on Campbell Live, John Campbell crossed live from a Greenwoods Fresh Catch Fish & Chip Shop in the Auckland suburb of Epsom. Owner Thomas Ng has been running the shop for four and a half years.
KPMG business news
Potatoes New Zealand wins funding KPMG Business News – Potatoes New Zealand wins funding. Potatoes New Zealand has won funding from the Ministry for Primary Industries for a major project aimed at improving crop yield. The $260,000, three year project will investigate the impact of potato crop rotations on soil borne diseases and soil quality.
Southland Daily Times – monster spud
Monster Spud Found in Invercargill Garden Southland Daily Times – Monster Spud Found In Invercargill Garden Something unusual is going on in Graham Reid’s garden. Alongside the six potatoes that weighed more than one-and-a-half kg each, the Southland man also dug up a spud that resembles some sort of animal. He’s been growing a garden…
Stuff.co.nz – potatoes aren’t the enemy
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