'Strongest performers': Rural areas leading NZ's economic recovery
Rural economies were buoyed by better prices for dairy, meat and horticulture exports.
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The Government has met with major and smaller supermarket operators.
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Govt appoints leaders for new research institutes in major overhaul
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Fast-tracking $200m film hub planned for Ayrburn
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Upbeat outlook: Westpac economists see recovery gathering steam
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Anzco Foods posts $8m profit amid 'another challenging year' for red meat
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'Prime focus': Avocado industry targets global markets
NZ Avocado plans to diversify export markets, focusing on North America and Asia.
For the history books: Back-to-back $10 NZ milk price seasons?
ANZ has upgraded its milk price forecasts.
Inside NZ Post’s $250m facility transforming parcel delivery
It's been worked on for several years and can process over 500k parcels at peak capacity.
Airlines, airports welcome visa change for foreign language speakers
Airline supply issues, bevy of charges could be dragging down tourism recovery, some say.
'Exceptional': March a record month for NZ red meat exports
'We saw some increase in volumes, year on year, but a much larger increase in value.'
Key says Trump using tariffs largely for leverage – but has fears for NZ film industry
The former Prime Minister also sees confidence returning to the New Zealand economy.
World media spotlight NZ film industry amid Trump tariff threat, minister says 'concerning'
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Market close: NZ sharemarket rebound continues
Composure is returning to markets after an unruly April.
Solid forecast for agriculture exports, despite tariffs
Export prices for agriculture may withstand US tariffs but face rising competition.
Editorial: In a Maga world, very few want a homegrown version
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Chinese compliance concerns kill Rakon deal
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Market close: NZ sharemarket up as Trump eases tariff stance
Pacific Edge shares fell 23.68% after Cxbladder lost US Medicare coverage.
New Tourism Minister on more international visitors - and who pays for infrastructure
Upston has announced $60m in tourism initiatives, but none are additional investments.
'Mistake': Air NZ leaves man stranded after kayak won't fit on plane
The airline has apologised after Cam Butler was stuck in Brisbane for two extra days.
'Outside their appetite': Kiwi sex toy company's battle to find an insurer
Girls Get Off rebuffed by 23 insurers over the nature of its business.
Stock Takes: NZ shares are down, but not out
New Zealand's sharemarket is in correction mode, but is faring better than others.
Editorial: We must navigate change on shipping emissions
OPINION: Shipping carries 99% of New Zealand's trade by volume.
MPs visit Taiwan, meet President despite NZ not recognising it as country
'Taiwan and New Zealand share the universal values of democracy.'
Liam Dann: RBNZ needs to cut interest rates further and faster
OPINION: The only certainty around the economic direction right now is uncertainty.
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