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Farming lobby group revs up 'drive 4 change' campaign, but Labour hits back

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Groundswell NZ founders Bryce McKenzie and Laurie Paterson are driving tractors from Lorneville near Invercargill to Auckland in the next 10 days. More than 20 tractors and utes driven by supporters joined the trio for the initial part of the trip. Agriculture minister Damien O'Connor said the Groundswell leaders tractors might be better used to help in the clean-up of the flooding in the south.

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Farming lobby group revs up 'drive 4 change' campaign, but Labour hits back

Farmers left Invercargill on tractors on Friday, headed north to raise public awareness that “things are bad” and “you need to vote for change.” The Labour Party disagrees.

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Farming lobby group revs up 'drive 4 change' campaign, but Labour hits back

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