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Axe falls on Chch Weet-Bix workers
Sanitarium has indefinitely suspended Weet-Bix manufacturing operations at its Christchurch factory after it was damaged by last year's earthquake. 36 workers will lose their jobs.

Fonterra cuts domestic milk prices
Dairy giant Fonterra will reduce its domestic milk price from the end of the month and the savings look likely to be passed on to consumers at supermarkets. Fonterra froze the wholesale milk price for New Zealand after a public outcry last year.

Sanitarium staff sent home over earthquake fears
Sanitarium has sent some 65 Christchurch staff home after an engineering report raised quake-related...

Floods send vege prices soaring
The Queensland floods are being blamed for a massive increase in the cost of tomatoes, capsicums and cucumber during June. While meat, poultry, and fish prices fell from their peak in May, fruit and vege surged...