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Rabobank pushes out its expectation of dairy price increases until well into 2016
22nd Jun 15, 9:34am
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Rabobank pushes out its expectation of dairy price increases until well into 2016
The NZ Initiative's Khyaati Acharya says non-intrusive paternalism, including 'nudging' people in the 'right' direction needs to be treated with extreme caution
A change in diet will become increasingly necessary as an expanding current account deficit forces out the belt buckle a couple more notches, says Infometrics
Ashley Church says "the last thing the City needs is a new ’Soviet style’ central planning agency” in rejecting a key Productivity Commission recommendation
Shamubeel Eaqub on a virtual tour of North Korea, home ownership, road pricing, the Greek tragedy, NZ borrowing to invest, Asia vs Europe, the Fed as global central bank, Dilbert & more
Synlait announces new partnership to sell infant formula that trades with the premium attribute, by being exclusively grazed on a pasture and crop based diet
Peter Clark shows how new H&S regs will impact forest owners - and many other rural managers and investors too
Will the Bitcoin type blockchain system take over transaction and operational platforms in financial services?
BNZ's Paul Gestro says pursuing commercial opportunities in China is challenging, but NZ companies can take simple, yet important steps, to manage the risks
15th Jun 15, 9:57am
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BNZ's Paul Gestro says pursuing commercial opportunities in China is challenging, but NZ companies can take simple, yet important steps, to manage the risks
China proposes double taxes on excess emissions, to halve them for those who achieve half the National Standard
15th Jun 15, 8:38am
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China proposes double taxes on excess emissions, to halve them for those who achieve half the National Standard
Westpac's chief economist says Auckland house prices are likely to keep powering on for the rest of the year
Treasury Secretary Gabriel Makhlouf warns about making false choices between environmental sustainability, development, prosperity and responsible management
For the first time, overcapacity in dairy processing is being raised as a real risk to the industry, says KPMG
The arguments in favour of an OCR cut are strengthening, Harbour Asset Management's Christian Hawkesby says
Lessons NZ can learn from Aust and the UK, as our laws around financial advisers are revamped
Online retailing grabs a bigger share, but more moving to international suppliers. Local retailers seeing better growth from physical stores than their online offerings
3rd Jun 15, 12:02pm
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Online retailing grabs a bigger share, but more moving to international suppliers. Local retailers seeing better growth from physical stores than their online offerings
Two thirds of Fonterra's 2015/16 GMP allocation now available, equal to or a discount from the $5.25/kgMS new season's Farmgate Milk Price
3rd Jun 15, 11:18am
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Two thirds of Fonterra's 2015/16 GMP allocation now available, equal to or a discount from the $5.25/kgMS new season's Farmgate Milk Price
The NZ Treasury compares the economic and fiscal outlook between Australia and New Zealand
2nd Jun 15, 4:21pm
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The NZ Treasury compares the economic and fiscal outlook between Australia and New Zealand
Central Plains Water pushes on to Stage 2 with IAF funding after Stage 1 almost complete. Drive to add 10,000 more hectares
2nd Jun 15, 12:26pm
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Central Plains Water pushes on to Stage 2 with IAF funding after Stage 1 almost complete. Drive to add 10,000 more hectares
Nine climate change activists want people to respond to the Government's call for ideas on the kind of a low-emission future we want, and actions we can take to make it happen
Jenesa Jeram says social impact bonds have the potential to revolutionise public services
Nirmal Nair on Tesla, smart cities & rates, a city's size & livability, ranking councils, NZ universities & penguins, cyber security, blackouts, Dilbert & more
Forget tech toys, tap'n'go payment is what will replace cash, RFi Group's Alan Shields argues
Positive news in lead up to New Zealand Budget helps National Government support jump to 54% - highest since October 2011
Catherine Leining makes the case for not following but doing ourselves what the major economies should be doing: major transformational change to using less carbon
25th May 15, 4:43pm
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Catherine Leining makes the case for not following but doing ourselves what the major economies should be doing: major transformational change to using less carbon