Air NZ gets knock back in cartel case
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has won an air cargo cartel appeal against Air New Zealand.
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NZ could be big gas exporter - Govt
New Zealand could become a major exporter of gas to Asia, Energy and Resources minister Simon Bridges says.
Dairy prices fall against expectations
World dairy prices went against market expectations and fell 2.9 per cent decline at the latest GlobalDairyTrade auction.
GlobalDairyTrade prices seen improving
Futures market pricing suggests tomorrow morning's GlobalDairyTrade auction will be flat to slightly better.
Swamp kauri emails to be released
High Court rules 9700 emails detailing exports must be released by ministry.
Support crucial for diary farmers
Sharemilkers and young people are leaving the industry as pay opportunities worsen.
Fonterra remains sound, says CFO
Fonterra says it remains financially sound, despite high debt levels.
Fonterra cut bitter pill for farmers
The kiwi dollar has dropped this morning after Fonterra cut its farmer payout for the second time this year.
Five other countries interested in joining TPP
Five other countries have informally expressed interest in joining the Trans Pacific Partnership agreement.
Wholesale trade dips in fourth quarter
New Zealand wholesale trade dips in fourth quarter on decline in basic material products.
Dairy lift offers spark of hope
Embattled dairy farmers were offered a glimmer of hope when world prices firmed for the first time this year.
What the dairy price rise means for farmers
Rise of 1.4 per cent ends a four-sale losing streak.
Dairy prices back on the rise
Modest 1.4 per cent gain an end to four-sale losing streak.
Economy grows despite woes
Population growth, construction and tourism offset declines in NZ dairy prices.
Technology could unwind decade-long trend in trade
To the extent that robots become a less expensive input than labor in the production process, multinationals will be encouraged to "onshore" output to move it closer to their customer bases.
Trade surplus surprise
New Zealand unexpectedly posted a trade surplus last month as exports rose more than forecast, with higher shipments of wood, dairy and fruit.
Wood, dairy, fruit push NZ into trade surplus
There was an unexpected trade surplus in January as exports rose more than forecast, aided by higher shipments of wood, dairy and fruit.
Obama optimistic about TPP
President Barack Obama told governors Monday that he remains "cautiously optimistic" that Congress will approve a sweeping trade deal with 11 Pacific Rim nations this year.
Dark clouds loom for Ports of Auckland
Excess supply in industry augurs tough six months.
Ports of Auckland lifts first-half profit 9.5pc
Ports of Auckland posted a 9.5 percent increase in first-half profit as the country's third-biggest port slashed its maintenance bill.
NZ may miss boat, medical cannabis exports
New Zealand could miss the boat as an exporter of medicinal cannabis, horticulture expert Dr Mike Nichols said.
Port of Tauranga profits dip on log export fall
Port of Tauranga, New Zealand's biggest port company, reported a 9 per cent drop in first-half profit as export log volumes fell.
Another price cut on cards for dairying
Westpac is forecasting a Fonterra farmgate milk price of $4 this season and $4.60 in 2016/17.
Avocado shortage: Prices soar with demand
A shortage of avocados combined with increasing demand for the fruit has seen prices soar this season.
Stan Walker speaks out against TPP
Music sensation Stan Walker has spoken out against supporting the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
Dark days for dairy farmers
Fonterra's latest farmgate milk price forecast is already under downward pressure after dairy prices fell for the third time in a row at this morning's GlobalDairyTrade auction.
Liquid gold: honey exports up 41pc
The value of honey exports jumped to $285 million in 2015 from $202 million in 2014, according to the latest data.
'Exporters are now feeling some dismay'
New Zealand exporters say they are concerned that a political consensus on trade has been lost after the Labour Party came out against the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Wine exports reach record $1.5 billion
New Zealand wine exports have reached a new record high for the 2015 year.
TPP: Here's what the world is saying
Here's what the international media think of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
PM: We're eyeing up surplus Crown land
The Government is eyeing up surplus Crown land to boost Auckland's chronic land supply shortage.
Lamb's wool in heavy demand
New Zealand wool prices rose at auction yesterday, with lamb wool matching its all-time high.