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Fonterra explains why it thinks international demand for milk powders and cheese will remain relatively strong
10th Jun 14, 11:48am
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Fonterra explains why it thinks international demand for milk powders and cheese will remain relatively strong
"The dairy boom is impacting the sheep and beef sector in ways that could never have been envisaged, but most significantly, it is destroying farmers’ self esteem"
Jeanette Maxwell explains out why farmers should back the upcoming wool levy referendum
7th Jun 14, 5:07pm
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Jeanette Maxwell explains out why farmers should back the upcoming wool levy referendum
The trade-off for an Auckland Council style compact city plan will always be higher house prices in the long-term, says Jason Krupp
Nigel Pinkerton says making KiwiSaver compulsory is a step too far; many committed savers don't need it, many low income people will face unfair deductions
Economic issues are the most important problems facing New Zealand as the country heads towards a September election
Market conditions 'challenging' says John Penno, company reduces profit guidance although still above prospectus, matches Fonterra on 2015 payout
30th May 14, 9:20am
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Market conditions 'challenging' says John Penno, company reduces profit guidance although still above prospectus, matches Fonterra on 2015 payout
AgResearch commences design phase: commits to the future at four campuses, including Invermay
29th May 14, 2:25pm
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AgResearch commences design phase: commits to the future at four campuses, including Invermay
Fonterra and Nestlé realign their decade long Latin American joint venture
28th May 14, 8:42am
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Fonterra and Nestlé realign their decade long Latin American joint venture
Opinion: Cam Preston sees the Christchurch residential rebuild as a marathon that's nearing halfway - and the 'wall'
Businesses urged to prepare for increasing threat of cyber attacks. Local companies are 'woefully underprepared' and need to protect themselves says the Insurance Council
26th May 14, 12:56pm
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Businesses urged to prepare for increasing threat of cyber attacks. Local companies are 'woefully underprepared' and need to protect themselves says the Insurance Council
Ruataniwha nitrogen leaching rules set precedent to devastate farming says Irrigation NZ
Tim Groser tells a Japanese audience why Japan needs to be part of the TPP and the changes they need to face up to
Friday's Top 10: Nirmal Nair with a global energy & emissions stocktake, Japan's rethink, Aussie axing, the 'out in the ocean' solution, US solar push, Dilbert & more
Visiting Rabobank dairy analyst says the key now is to find an 'edge' to build on our image as a reliable producer of quality, traceable dairy products
New research investigates whether our prices are 'too high' and what is driving the differences from other (larger) countries
Google's European case may eventually influence thinking here, says Chapman Tripp
The Wool Levy Group pitches its reasons why farmers should vote 'yes' in the upcoming producers referendum
19th May 14, 4:38pm
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The Wool Levy Group pitches its reasons why farmers should vote 'yes' in the upcoming producers referendum
Dairy NZ calls for a more detailed analysis of dissolved inorganic nitrogen limits for Ruataniwha. "Let’s do the analysis and do it well."
John Brosnan shows why it is important to deal professionally with employment issues, and where to get assistance
16th May 14, 9:01am
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John Brosnan shows why it is important to deal professionally with employment issues, and where to get assistance
Dramatic fall in export log prices in May - Radiata pine falls by 13.6% - caused by herd buying patterns in China, recovery expected
15th May 14, 3:30pm
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Dramatic fall in export log prices in May - Radiata pine falls by 13.6% - caused by herd buying patterns in China, recovery expected
ICNZ says almost 60 percent of Canterbury earthquake insurance dwelling claims have now been settled
Expectations of ECB easing and reluctance of US Fed and BofE to signal rate hikes drives market
15th May 14, 8:38am
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Expectations of ECB easing and reluctance of US Fed and BofE to signal rate hikes drives market
Coral Phillips sets out some very clear guidelines for dairy farmers on how to use your budget as a key management tool
Having an ETS with an absurdly low carbon price adds overhead without changing behavior says Peter Weblin. He calls for and end to dubious "hot air" carbon credits