Governance

Federated Farmers urge Otago Regional Council to delay new freshwater rules.

Parliament’s rural lending probe puts central and commercial banks on notice about tough questions ahead.

Nuffield scholar hailed as strong and effective leader and practical problem solver.

Extra obligations required by Wellington behind rates rises, they say.

The leadership journey of DairyNZ’s first female chair, Tracy Brown, combines skills learnt in community governance with training and opportunities.

Rowarth, McIntyre and Leonard up for two director seats.

Two farmer-elected DairyNZ seats and one key committee member position open.

With nine years under their belts, two directors will not seek re-election come November.

New chair and new CEO named for Deer Industry NZ.

Kiwifruit growers need to top up the coffers after draining Hi Cane fight.

An associate trustee with the Dairy Women’s Network believes in saying yes to opportunities.

Environment Canterbury chair back in harness.

Two new members and new chair for Crown Research Institute.

Nominations accepted for two directors and one remuneration committee slot.

Hunting and angling authority urges enthusiasts to enrol so they’ll be able vote come September.

Former Contact Energy chief executive David Hunt has been appointed an independent director for DairyNZ.

The loss of institutional knowledge is significant but there are benefits that come with change, says Neal Wallace.

Six more years of advocating for horticulturalists after levy vote.

Non-voting associate position aims to give exposure to governance processes.

Farmers asked to shoulder too much carbon cutting responsibility, CCC told.

This report is a call to action for all stakeholders to come together and collaborate in the development of governance talent, says AGMARDT.

HortNZ president Barry O’Neil encouraged growers to cast their vote and have their say on the organisation's work.

Farmers flock to Ruapehu Federated Farmers AGM seeking connection and support amid tough season, discussing rural challenges.

Ash-Leigh Campbell is the latest young ag leader to cut her directorial teeth on board of the state farmer.

Nominations sought for people to advise environment minister on minimising waste.

Fate not known for weeks yet amid consultations to stave off at least some of the hundreds of proposed redundancies.

Focus shifts from boardroom shenanigans to customer service and support.

Revolution and reaction is the rhythm of our species, says Daniel Eb.

 No proposed reductions to frontline biosecurity or support teams, MPI says.

Board welcomes development and drops preparations for special shareholders meeting.

A more transparent and responsive organisation is emerging, chair tells AGM.

Strong views from a voter turnout barely in double figures.

Acland urges farmers to get involved in conversations

‘One of the worst cases of board interference in the last few years,’ says Shareholders’ Association.

Groundswell slams timing of director remuneration remit.

George Moss is a strong believer in farmers owning and controlling their own destiny.