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Solid Energy: Hero to zero
Twice in the past decade, Solid Energy has enjoyed revenue close to $1 billion, and aside from last year has returned some healthy profits - and dividends for the Government.
Dairy clear of DCD from November - Ministry
Testing for a toxic agricultural substance in New Zealand dairy products has found no traces of it after mid-November last year.
Graeme Wheeler: No easy fix for high kiwi
There are no simple solutions available to the Reserve Bank to deal with a New Zealand dollar that is significantly overvalued, says governor Graeme Wheeler.
Wheeler: Exchange rate too high
The exchange rate is too high, Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler says, but there are no simple solutions available to the bank to lower it.
Dry summer pushes up world dairy prices (+graphic)
The hot dry summer in the North Island is helping to push world dairy prices up - but the high kiwi dollar is taking the cream off the top.
World dairy prices up 3.1pc overnight (+graphic)
In the fifth straight gain, prices in the latest world dairy auction rose 3.1 per cent overnight, takings prices to their highest level in five months.
NZ to introduce plain packaging
The Government is expecting legal challenges over plain cigarette packaging and has warned they could cost taxpayers up to $6 million.
Plain packaging for cigarettes a legal minefield
Prime Minister John Key says he is expecting legal challenges if the Government goes ahead with a plan to introduce plain packaging for cigarettes.
Asahi alleges 'channel stuffing' at beer firm
The former private equity owners of New Zealand's Independent Liquor allegedly used a technique known as "channel stuffing" to artificially boost the company's earnings in the lead-up to its $1.5 billion sale to Japanese beer giant Asahi.
Stock Takes: Sound familiar?
The Reserve Bank is grappling with the prospect of a property bubble emerging from the current low interest rate environment.
NZ dollar breaks above 85 US cents
The NZ dollar has risen above 85 US cents for the first time since September 2011 amid expectations retail sales figures today will add to a string of strong data.
Brendan Moyle: Legal ivory trade not cause of elephant poaching
I visited China for a research project on the ivory trade in January. It took two years of groundwork first.
PM pressed on film piracy
John Key went to meet Hollywood bosses with a briefing from officials saying studios were looking for easier ways to target Kiwi who downloaded illegally.