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Earthquake poses problems for Fonterra, but all milk collected
Fonterra says the earthquake has damaged some milking sheds, but all milk has been collected from its Canterbury suppliers.
NZ exports up 12pc in July, dairy leads the charge
The value of NZ exports rose 12pc last month, according to the latest monthly trade figures.
'Smiling assassin' targets rich immigrants
At Merrill Lynch in 1998, the ever-cheerful John Key was nicknamed "the smiling assassin" after he fired some 50 members of his team.
Fonterra holds to $9.1 billion payout forecast
Dairy giant Fonterra is holding to a forecast payout potentially worth billions as international prices shows signs of strengthening later in the season.
Fonterra holds payout forecast for farmers
Fonterra has announced it will not be changing its farmer payout forecast, saying world dairy prices should improve later this year.
Dairy and red meat sectors get $300m boost
The Govt is putting up $144.1m into two initiatives worth $321m over seven years to boost productivity and new products for the dairy and red meat sectors.
India to stockpile NZ milk
India says it will stockpile thousands of tonnes of dairy products it has bought from Fonterra.
Fonterra set to cut payout forecast
Fonterra has announced it will review its payout forecast for the current 2010/11 year.
Prices fall 8.3pc in overnight dairy auction
Prices have fallen 8.3 per cent overnight in the latest online dairy auction.
Sheep and beef farms 'on way to extinction'
Sheep and beef farming could all but disappear in New Zealand if "structural issues" causing profits to drop are allowed to continue, says Federated Farmers.
Crafar farms - behind the facade
The Chinese bid for the Crafar dairy farms has everything but transparency, finds Karyn Scherer.
<i>Fran O'Sullivan</i>: NZ behind eight ball on China's pool table
New Zealand may find itself economic toast if it doesn't get a comprehensive China strategy together - and fast.