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Chinese company bid for PGG Wrightson
Chinese agricultural company Agria Corp is aiming to lift its shareholding in PGG Wrightson from the current 19 per cent to a majority stake in a bid with New Hope Group, one of China's largest agricultural and food corporations.
Athletics: Moon wins another world title
Melissa Moon, two times world mountain running champion, has added another world title to her impressive list of achievements.
Qantas crew praised after in-flight explosion
Passengers on board a jet when its engine exploded have praised the Qantas flight crew for keeping passengers calm.
Swimming: More success for Ingram
New Zealand swimmer Melissa Ingram enjoyed two more podium placings at the World Cup in Singapore last night.
The First Son's amazing year of travels around the world
If the Prime Minister's son isn't New Zealand's luckiest teenager, he could at least be one of the most well-travelled.
Motorsport: Vettel makes fun of Alonso's pole position
Alonso's face matched the hue of his Ferrari overalls. Vettel never looked more schoolboyish as he smirked mischievously.
Olam, new owner of Farming Systems, surges on merger talks
Olam International Ltd., the owner of 67 per cent of NZ Farming Systems Uruguay, surged on the Singapore stock exchange after confirming it is in talks with rival Louis Dreyfus Commodities.
Plan B: Games athletes wait in Singapore
Singapore could be used as a holding pen for athletes if the Commonwealth Games village is still uninhabitable when they arrive.
Special spring floor imported after stadium disaster
A wooden spring board floor will be shipped in from Singapore and Southland's velodrome will host the region's netball and basketball franchises, it was decided today.
Success: Food business built on kiwifruit
Nekta transforms fruit into everything from drinks, to a fat replacement for baking.