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Cattle disease now on 17 farms
Three new properties have been identified as being infected with the Mycoplasma bovis.
Vegan activists stick it to the meat industry
The activists have pasted cigarette-style warnings on animal products in supermarkets.
Creditor moves on Harcourts' businesses
Creditor has experts appointed to Harcourts business
Amazon products speak Te Reo Maori
Amazon is launching its Echo speaker in New Zealand, with a few Kiwi twists
NZ median house price up $30,000 for December
New Zealand house prices rose 5.8 per cent in the previous 12 months.
Supply of Auckland rentals drops 35%
The number of rental properties in Auckland has dropped 35 per cent.
Apple's App Store set to eclipse Hollywood
Apple's App Store revenue is set to overtake Global Box Office revenues.
Banks sell Paymark for $190 million
ANZ, ASB, BNZ and Westpac each own 25 per cent of the shares in Paymark
Big Read: Five ways the future of retail is already here
Retailers are racing to make over the industry
KiwiSaver's $29 billion payback to investors
More than 2.7 million Kiwis are signed up to the retirement scheme
Could you retire at 30?
A growing group of New Zealanders want financial independence so they can retire early.
Banks open doors to low-deposit borrowers
Banks appear more open to lending after restrictions have loosened this year.
Fruit and veggie prices feel the heat
Horticulture NZ has warned that the drought will push up prices of fresh produce.
'Like prison cells': Nimbys lay into Housing NZ's emergency homes for poor
Housing NZ has called on those criticising the project to suspend judgment.
Ross Asset liquidators file proceedings against investors
PwC says 158 investors in the scheme have settled with the liquidators
House auction figures plummet
Wellington numbers went down by 40 per cent, while Auckland dropped by nearly a third
McDonald's commits to eco-friendly food packaging goal
McDonald's has committed to reaching a sustainable goal by the end of 2025.
Auckland auction house to close if buyer can't be found
The auction business has housed works by New Zealand art greats.
Auckland restaurant Soul Bar sold
Soul Bar and Bistro has changed hands - but it will be business as usual.
Wanaka house in world's four top alpine retreats: BBC
Architect 'flattered' to have extraordinary Wanaka house feature on BBC show.
Ikea may open small stores in NZ
The company has done some market research into launching small stores in New Zealand.
Cadbury to put 1.5 million blocks of Caramilk on sale
$3 million worth of stock - one million blocks - were sold last year in just three weeks.
Computer beats humans in reading test for first time
Alibaba's machine-learning models scored 82.44 on the test, compared with 82.304 by humans
'Seriously incompetent' real estate agent suspended and fined
Shalendra Goundar was found guilty of misconduct in September.
'Counter-attack': US-China trade conflict reaches breaking point
A probe into intellectual property theft and cyber-espionage is to deliver its findings
Shares slip as holiday trading holds sway
The S&P/NZX 50 Index dropped 30.98 points, or 0.4 per cent, to 8,211.37
Appetite for risk drives NZ dollar higher
Wall Street has spurred a global rally in equity markets
Lawyer's $120k 'cancellation fee' after client's guilty plea
The fee was not fair or reasonable, a Law Society committee said.
MediaWorks and Fairfax NZ settle with Sky TV
Sky TV claimed the use of rugby video footage online breached the Copyright Act
Imperial Tobacco lights up profit result
Annual profit jumped by nearly a third on cheaper raw materials and a smaller wage spend
'F***ing useless. Make this your last week': forestry worker loses ERA dispute
The ERA decided that the offending text did not amount to a dismissal.