NZ food agency probes China hormone link
The New Zealand Food Safety Authority says it is seeking answers from Chinese authorities that link NZ to a milk powder scandal.
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Fed details US debt shopping plan
The Federal Reserve has voted to buy US Govt debt in a fresh bid to spur the world's biggest economy.
Canberra to appeal NZ apple ruling
The Australian Government will appeal a WTO ruling that Australia is breaching international laws in restricting NZ apple exports.
Bogus Kiwi-made labels bring $48,000 fine
A company that falsely labelled products as Kiwi made has been fined $48,000.
NZ wins 90-year Australia apple war
A World Trade Organisation decision issued in Geneva early this morning ruled against Canberra's efforts to block imports of Kiwi apples in what Tim Groser says is 'a stunning victory' for NZ.
NZ dollar up against greenback weakened by poor job data
The New Zealand dollar rose against a greenback hit by poor US jobs data, but eased against the euro and yen.
Russian wheat crisis may aid NZ farmers
Russia last week banned grain exports for the rest of the year after a severe drought and wildfires destroyed 20 per cent of its wheat crop.
NZ dollar recovering after yesterday's fall
The NZ dollar is recovering this morning after a sharp fall yesterday.
Dollar firmer ahead of jobs data, despite Govt concerns
The kiwi dollar is firmer ahead of the latest jobs data being released this morning.
Indian activists threaten to burn ship carrying NZ milk
Protests in India against imports of New Zealand dairy products have turned ugly.
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.