New Zealand's lucrative reputation for high-quality dairy produce continues to get a battering from the Chinese media.

Plans by the Labour Party to exclude foreign buyers from the housing market have sparked more calls for restrictions and warnings about the risk of damaging the country's relationships with its major trading partners.

Japan's association with TPP marks a remarkable sea-change in Japanese policy and is full of consequence for New Zealand.

A far cry from the stinking ruins of the war-ravaged city New Zealand's war veterans saw here 60 years ago, Seoul is now an attractive destination.

New Zealand's primary-industry exports to South Korea such as dairy, meat and wine are being squeezed by tariffs imposed in the absence of a free trade agreement.

Prime Minister John Key says Labour's new housing policy smacks of desperation by leader David Shearer.

Silver lining for some of the non-mining cities and industries as interest rates and currency decline, writes Mark Lister.

The FMA has issued a public warning against doing business with a foreign currency exchange company.

A horticulturist sacked by an Auckland garden centre for referring a customer to a competitor has been awarded almost $9000, thanks to an email sent by her former boss.

Most consumers are probably unaware that container loads of pork are flooding into NZ, and almost half of the pork we consume here is imported, writes Sue Kedgley.

China's so-called "economic miracle" has hit some speed wobbles, but a top NZ economist says this country should be insulated from any direct impact.

The drawn out Trans Pacific Partnership negotiations are about much more than freer trade access with the United States and the other countries alone, writes Kim Campbell.

What happens to NZ if China's mothers decide breast is best?