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Synlait's options for paying back its $130m debt
Synlait is required to make a prepayment of at least $130m by no later than March 31.
Synlait is required to make a prepayment of at least $130m by no later than March 31.
News briefs from around the region,
Behind the scenes at the Northland peanut trials. Video / Michael Cunningham
Scientists have welcomed the EPA's new clarification of GMO-derived 'null segregants'.
'My Red Bands were not enough to walk around in, it was a struggle'.
Clifton Downs Southdown Stud breeder donated proceeds to Meat the Need and Feed Out.
The Te Puke A&P Association held its 118th event on February 10. Video / Stuart Whitaker
What was driving demand at this morning's Global Dairy Auction?
Asset returns decreased and half the iwi reported financial losses.
Sirma Karapeeva says the UK FTA was the highlight of a challenging year.
OPINION: Farmers are literally making hay while the sun shines.
Fonterra is forecasting annual capital expenditure of more than $1 billion up to FY30.
Low dairy, meat and forestry prices are coinciding with high operating expenses.
Scientists are exploring what a horror drought will look like in a climate-warmed future.
The company had forecast a result ranging from a net loss of $5m to a net profit of $5m.
Groundswell NZ travelling to Auckland, separate march on Parliament grounds planned.
More light will be shed on the state of play with cash-strapped Synlait Milk on Monday.
The debate will focus on the issues affecting New Zealanders outside major city centres.
Biman Prasad says visa-free travel is the surest way to improve economic ties.
Climate activists brought Parliament’s final Question Time of this term to a halt before being taken away by security. Video / Parliament TV
But the firm still faces issues in the infant formula market in China.
DairyNZ has calculated a break-even dairy price of $7.51/kg for farmers.
OPINION: National's main climate policy is to repeal Labour's.
Lower farmgate returns, shock milk price drop and rising costs bite bottom lines.
The Ōhope oyster farm's new owners have big plans.
There are allegations Fonterra's still in the driving seat, despite industry law changes.
The 12-strong touring party trained 100 herders as part of the Share Mongolia Programme.
Farm debt has come down but rising costs and a falling milk price are piling pressure on.
OPINION: Sustainability consultant calls on farmers to engage with climate mitigation.
58 per cent of workers in NZ are exposed to at least one cancer-causing agent at work.