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Agribusiness and Trade: New Zealand Green Investment Finance makes inroads on the farm

NZGIF is focusing on the agriculture sector and new tech to decarbonisation.

Agribusiness and Trade: Green tech boosts NZ farms, funds sustainable agriculture - Wayne NcNee

Opinion: AgriZeroNZ is all about maintaining our competitiveness on the world stage.

Doubling Kiwi exports to grow NZ’s wealth

NZTE has launched a new global investment drive.

Double duty: Turbocharging growth in primary industries

MPI’s eight-point plan aims to maximise international opportunities.

Market close: Beaten down stocks rally as investors look towards rate cuts

The NZ sharemarket had another strong afternoon.

Fonterra proposes job cuts, outsourcing labour from overseas

The dairy giant is proposing job cuts at its Waikato headquarters.

First liquidator's report out on Actura NZ: debts of $3.6m listed

Director blamed the pandemic as well as a failure to secure urgent funding to keep going.

Mortgage wars: Major NZ bank undercuts rivals by lowering home loan rates again

The bank has cut its home loan rates for the second time in three weeks.

Inside Economics: What’s really happening with rental prices?

Are we poorer since before Covid landed? Liam Dann on rents, inflation, and mining.

Richard Prebble: A new path to net zero emissions

OPINION: Insisting on a plan using today’s technology just gives illusion of certainty.

Market close: Takeover news spurs sharemarket to more than two-year high

The index reached levels last seen in early February 2022.

Reality TV contestant kicked off US show after killing, eating protected weka bird in NZ

Starving contestant apologises for eating bird; DoC says the incident is 'unacceptable'.

Darleen Tana’s husband’s bike business: First liquidators’ report released

Christian Hoff-Nielsen’s bike business went into liquidation last week.

Loan wiped after woman 'pressured' into buying car by dealer

The buyer was picked up and driven an hour-and-a-half to Auckland but given no way home.

The big obstacle facing Tindall's Warehouse plan

The takeover plan will require the approval of the Norman family.

One NZ asks for voluntary redundancies

The tough economic environment has led the telco to reduce operational costs.