Indian activists threaten to burn ship carrying NZ milk
Protests in India against imports of New Zealand dairy products have turned ugly.
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Record June trade surplus on higher dairy, forestry exports
New Zealand recorded a trade surplus of $276 million for the month of June, equivalent to 7.3 per cent of exports.
NZ dollar tumbles despite interest rates hike
The NZ dollar has tumbled this morning, after Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard signalled that future interest rate rises will be more modest than earlier indicated.
<i>Tim Mackle:</i> Sustainability key to our growth
Dr Tim Mackle, chief executive of DairyNZ, warns of the challenges ahead for New Zealand dairying.
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<i>Fran O'Sullivan</i>: NZ behind eight ball on China's pool table
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Made in NZ (yes, still)
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Kiwifruit sprouting in 'Garden of England'
A New Zealand fruit distributor is behind efforts to secretly grow kiwifruit in southern England.
Upbeat manufacturers defy gloomy talk
Manufacturers had a surprisingly strong May, with employment growing for the first time since November 2008 and a solid lift in export and local sales, says a new survey.
Dairy prices down 14pc in Fonterra online auction
Fonterra says milk powder prices in its monthly internet auction fell around 13.7 per cent overnight.
Rates rises wrong as economy stalls: NZIER
Worrying signs of a stalling economic recovery have shown up in the latest Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion published this morning.