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$478 to be true (adidas) All Blacks supporter
All Blacks fans wanting to watch the Rugby World Cup in the latest supporters' gear will....
3D TV glasses to be standard issue
3D television buyers are no longer locked into a single brand of glasses under a new inititative launched by the TV manufacturing giants.
Economy shows surprising muscle
GDP growth twice as strong as forecasters picked despite earthquake
Economy surges - GDP up 0.8pc
New Zealand's economy kicked off 2011 with a bang, growing at twice the forecast pace and the fastest since December 2009 as a resurgent manufacturing sector drove the nation's revival in the face of Canterbury's earthquakes.
Rakon crystallises high-tech China project
Rakon is celebrating the opening of a new plant in China.
Union plans to picket Chinese rail wagons
Union workers are threatening to picket the arrival of a shipment of Chinese-made railway wagons at the Port of Tauranga.
NZ economy tipped to have grown quickly this year
New Zealand's economy probably grew at the fastest pace in four quarters in the first three months of 2011, say economists.
<i>Success:</i> China's new palate welcomes West
Auckland cereal-maker is on a sales mission to export Kiwi flavours to Asia.
F&P Appliances address gripes on web
F&P has used the website consumeraffairs.com to communicate with unhappy customers that were airing their gripes online.
Manufacturing climbs to highest level in nearly a year
New Zealand manufacturing rose in May to its highest level in almost a year amid signs record-high prices for the country's commodities are beginning to filter through to the wider economy.
Retailer's rough patch costs jobs
Kids' clothing chain to cut East Tamaki workforce by 55 and close all its US stores.