Sally Murphy is a journalist based in New Zealand, contributing to RNZ and the New Zealand Herald. With a focus on national news, Sally covers a wide range of topics including agriculture, environment, business, and current affairs. Her articles provide insightful and comprehensive coverage of issues affecting New Zealand and its people.
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A red deer stag in velvet. Photo: 123rf There's huge relief among deer velvet exporters after a deal was done to allow frozen velvet into China this season.
By: Sally Murphy
New Zealand exports about $70 million worth of velvet to China each year.
A quarter of herds in the small West Coast farming community of Hari Hari had been infected.
A quarter, or 17 herds, in the small farming community were infected with TB.
By: Sally Murphy
By Sally Murphy of RNZ A huge milestone has been reached in the TB eradication programme with the West Coast area of Hari Hari being declared TB-free.
By: Monique Steele, Sally Murphy
A pelican suspected to have died from H5N1 avian influenza, at Puerto Piritu Lagoon in Anzoategui state, Venezuela. Photo: AFP / Puerto Piritu Mayor's Office
By: Monique Steele, Sally Murphy
MPI says it is focused on mitigating the impact of any H5N1 outbreak.
Snapper inside FloMo Photo: FloMo New Zealand fishing invention FloMo has won the top prize at Tesco Agri T-Jam Competition, beating hundreds of other innovative entries.
'We're hoping to launch the product to the market within 12-18 months.'
The Chatham Islands Photo: RNZ/ Matthew Theunissen The Chatham Islands is asking shipping companies if they have capability to service the island.
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