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COMMENT: The Trump presidency will strongly influence the agenda for the meeting of the two Australasian prime ministers in Queenstown next Friday.
COMMENT: The Trump presidency will strongly influence the agenda for the meeting of the two Australasian prime ministers in Queenstown next Friday.
Kiwi consumers could soon have their pick of a new super-sized superfood - a jumbo blueberry the size of a $2 coin.
Zespri International will licence more production of its SunGold variety in Italy to meet rising demand and ensure 12-month supply.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has set up a 24-hour task force to oversee the transition of US President Donald Trump.
There are options for the TPP that may allow it to thrive in light of US President Donald Trump's unilateral abrogation of the multinational trade deal, argues Paul G Buchanan.
The public are "liable to be misled" into thinking the DIY chain's prices are the lowest on the market, says the Commerce Commission.
Immigration and the economy among topics English and Trump discuss in brief telephone call.
Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler is expected to move his lips when he delivers his Monetary Policy statement on Thursday, but not much else.
New Zealand marks its 177th birthday with a thriving economy and has no need of despondency for the future of world trade. It just has more work to do.
Trade Minister Todd McClay will request that talks on a Mexican free trade deal be placed on the agenda when he meets his counterpart in Mexico.
Russia plans to temporarily ban imports of beef and beef products from New Zealand from February 6 and is considering banning fish imports.
Nurofen's 'targeted' pain relief claims don't stack up.
WATCH: Investors need to be prepared for the inevitable moment Donald Trump says or does something that has a serious market impact.
It is a signal that the TPP nations are not going to stand by and let Trump waste eight years of hard negotiations.
Fonterra CEO Theo Spierings says a resurgence of nationalism and increased protectionism threaten global trade.
Leading fashion brands David Lawrence and Marcs have been placed in voluntary administration.
COMMENT: Prospect of tit-for-tat trade or currency wars a grave threat to all countries, writes David Wang.
The two teacher unions, School Trustees Association and even the conservative Maxim Institute all backed the policy.
America's withdrawal from the TPP has come as a huge blow to many countries, but now China may be able to use it to its own advantage.
US President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin discuss coordinating on ISIS and Syria, Kremlin says.
Trump hysteria has become a parody in which the screamiest and stupidest attacks become headlines.
The NZ dollar was little changed as holidays in China, South Korea and Taiwan kept markets quiet and traders awaited US growth figures.
New Zealand shares rose led by Vista Group International and NZX after an unsettled week.
Data published by the Office for National Statistics showed the UK economy grew by 0.6 per cent in the final three months of 2016.
US President Donald Trump wants a new 20 per cent tax on all imports from Mexico to pay for a wall on the southern US border.
Wall Street was mixed, even as the Dow hit a fresh record high.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May is set to meet Donald Trump for the first time today as she sets out to forge the future of the special relationship.
COMMENT: Is the end of the Trans-Pacific Partnership the death of open economies or just a setback, Brian Fallow writes.
Wall Street rose, pushing the Dow Jones Industrial Average above 20,000 for the first time.
Trade Minister Todd McClay is starting to look at options for TPP but opponents say it is time for a major shift in thinking.