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Cartoon depicts two cows standing on a island of grasse in a highly storm-eroded ladscape. "of course you pay for the view" Refers to a widely published photo.

Cartoon depicts two cows wearing virtual reality headsets eating hay "ther'es nothing like the great outdoors"

Cartoon depicts two farmers with a cup of tea in a utility shed garage looking out at the rain and windy weather "Go for a holiday yet?" "Nah, find it's better to wait for summer"

Cartoon depicts a lab with a scientist smoking marijuana. His boss says "I meant find a use for velvet leaf, not that weed"

Cartoon depicts a sweating shaven-headed office man ( CEO? ) pushing a large Cartoon depicts a sweating shaven-headed office man ( CEO? ) pushing a large Wheel of Cheese labelled 'Fonterra Profit $' wheel to the top of a hill overlooking a wide river valley signposted as 'Waikato Catchment Plan - No more cows' . Title: 'Turning the wheel' labelled 'Fonterra Profit $' to the top of a hill overlooking a wide river valley signposted as 'Waikato Catchment Plan - No more cows' . Title: 'Turning the wheel'

Cartoon depicts New Zealand covered with roading and subject to adverse weather and climate events - title: 'ATMOSPHERIC RIVERS - CARBONISED ARTERIES'

Cartoon depicts two tunnel entrances one for motor vehicles the other for trains. Headline is '2050.' Two miners are standing between one commenting "These tunnels are perfect now we all must live underground" The sky is smoky yellow in colur and meagre vegetation is scorched.

Cartoon depicts a farm dog with a whistle pointing as a farmer runs off on all fours. A scientist says to a colleague "Maybe we made this one too smart." Title: 'Scientists to improve breeding of sheep dogs - news'

Cartoon depicts the leaders of Labour - Chris Hipkins, and National - Chris Luxon both clinging to a raft labelled 'Centre Voters'. The raft has been eroding by sharks representing minor parties biting off large pieces. Hipkins: "we're running out of raft" Luxon: "Must remain calm. They can sense fear." Shark 'G' (Green Party): "Actually sharks are critically endangered." NZF shark: "We outlasted the dinosaurs, actually." Title: 'Shark Week'

Cartoon of a man on a ladder standing on a ladder next to a girl standing in a flooded field title: 'POOR WEATHER DAMAGES MAIZE YIELDS - NEWS - a man in a rain coat places a sign on top of 'MAIZE MAZE' reads 'HALF PRICE DISCOUNT' while a young child stands in a flooded field observing a flattened field of maize.

Cartoon depicts two panels. A - David 'Judge' Seymour pronounces sentence upon three young people "Guilty! 17 years old is old enough to know the repercussions of your actions" B - At a polling place observers table Seymour bars entry to the same three youngsters "Too innocent! 17 years old is too young to know the repercussions of your actions"

Cartoon depicts a wallaby riding a motorbike to leap over a fence. Refers to a Steve McQueens scene in the Great Escape movie and a story about a new wallaby proof fence being installed in South Canterbury. It's 1.3 metres high and 48km long. At the same time there have been reports of a dead Wallaby being found in Ruapehu in the North Island, which is unusual.

Cartoon depicts Emma Poole Young holding a Farmer Of The Year trophy looking down a hole in the ceiling calling down to a group of young females "Come on up!" Title 'Breaking the glass ceiling,

Cartoon depicts calves drinking milk from a feeder full of milk with labels of problems meat prices,interest rates,fert prices,markets,sustainability,elections,govt support,accreditation,weather,

Cartoon depicts an alternative to National Party's controversial poster at a National Party stand at a market in Katikati in April. It was put on Twitter by NZ Herald columnist Shane Te Pou, and described as “disgusting” and “racist” by other users. This asked for stickers to be added to various issues such as Cost of living, housing, law & order, with 'Pigeon (sic) English' & 'Co-Governance' written in with pen. In contrast, the cartoon replaces former topics with heating, housing, high bills,wages, & 'Tax cuts for the wealthy - just kidding' Title; 'Which issue is most important to you?' 'NZ Low Income Householders'

Cartoon depicts two cows in a beauty pageant getting wildly differing scores "IT'S HARD TO KNOW WHAT YOUR WORTH IS THESE DAYS"

Cartoon depicts students graduating receeiving degrees & departing the stage with bags towards the international departures gate at an airport.

Cartoon depicts a scene at Fieldays 2023 with a group of politcians standing on handbales their breaths visible above their heads in the freezing temperature. A rural ma in shorts and rolled up sleeves comments to a feloow "I see the townies have arrived."

'Overton Windows'. Cartoon depicts a red and blue coloured political landscape signposted as left, centre and right. One giant green rainbow coloured window frame containing a green ecological low carbon 'survivable future' landscape with a Maori woman ( Marama Davidson - Green Party ) calling "Come with us if you want to live." Dressed in a red shirt the leader of Labour Party Chris Hipkins, sword in hand, is standing on top of the hill labelled 'Majority of Voters'. He is sparring with leader of National Party Chris Luxon dressed in a blue shirt, who is retreating to the right of the centre. A sign on the downward slope to the right is labelled 'Business As Usual'. On the far right a small gold coloured window frame is labelled 'UBER-RICH SURVIVAL' . It contains a luxury boat travelling through a flooded suburban landscape. This window frame is being lifted into the air by a helicopter blade with a wealthy man in a top hat ascending a ladder. It is David Seymour leader of the Act party is holding a champagne glass calling "Not all of you can come with us, SOZ!". An Overton window is the range of policies politically acceptable to the mainstream population at a given time aka 'window of discourse'

Cartoon depicts a masked nicotine businessman making off with bags of profits under the civer of a law and order debate

Cartoon depicts a blue scorpion labelled N for National and resembling leader Christopher Luxon riding on the back of a frog labelled 'Labour & Greens' saying "Trust me. Why would I renew on climate? We would both drown". They are attempting to swim to the side of the boiling pot over a fire. Refers to National plans to keep agriculture off the ETS until 2030, to give farmers more time before paying for emissions.

Cartoon depicts two farmers watching a man in a white lab coat trying to milk a cow with test tubes, beakers and a Bunsen burner commenting "These professors have some good ideas on stock rotation, pretty rubbish on the cups, tho." Heading: 'News: redundant uni staff hit the job market'

Cartoon depicts two antiquated biplanes representing parties of the right wing in New Zealand. In a nimble yellow plane Act party leader David Seymour climbs ahead. In a rumpty blue National plane the pilot Christopher Luxon shouts to Nicola Willis "Oh no, he's gaining. Quickly, dump all our saner policies." Dutifully, Willis jettisons five bulky bags labelled 'Farming Accord' 'Lower emissions' 'Housing accord, centrist policies' 'Maori'

Cartoon depicts a man sitting on a hill with a dog at sunset. The dog says "thanks for all the typing, Steve" Caption: 'Ditch' the columnist retires' Refers to Farmers Weekly columnist Steve Wyn-Harris’s long-time companion 'Ditch' heading to a sheep and beef farm in Whangaehu.

Cartoon depicts about 77 year old dog triallist Ginger Anderson of Ōmarama who is among the front-runners at the business end of the 2023 New Zealand sheep dog trials, near Balclutha who when asked if he reckons he can win another title and the heading asks "can an old dog teach us a few old tricks?' he says "oh hell yeah".

Cartoon depicts a farmer trying to figure out how one pine adds up to three Mānuka trees refers to carbon sequestration and how farmers can add up their tree plantings and put them in the ETS system for funding applications to the One Billion Trees programme. Farmers who have tree blocks on their land have to consider how they can be counted to help offset emissions under He Waka Eke Noa (HWEN).

Cartoon depicts a steampunk style futuristic workshop hangar with a bright earth sphere in the centre with New Zealand & Australia foremost also connected to a tangle of pipes and cables. A set of stairs leads to a door open in the south island of New Zealand indicated by a female scientist saying "This is a space-time machine. We can all use it to travel into the future, but only if..." A man in a blue suit interrupts with "We take it out a few burnouts and donuts? Yeehaw! Voom Voom!"