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Group out to halt wharf plan
A protest group of concerned Aucklanders has joined the outcry against two large wharf extensions by Ports of Auckland, which eventually wants to reclaim 3ha of seabed between the wharves.
A protest group of concerned Aucklanders has joined the outcry against two large wharf extensions by Ports of Auckland, which eventually wants to reclaim 3ha of seabed between the wharves.
Thousands of people opposed to the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement will join protests today.
Air New Zealand has been issued with a formal warning by the Commerce Commission and will stop pre-selecting travel insurance for passengers buying tickets online.
The rise of the Chinese economy over the past 20 years has been transformational for New Zealand, writes Bernard Doyle.
Dairy product prices rose in the latest overnight GlobalDairyTrade auction.
Diligent Board Member Services expects sales growth of up to 19 per cent in 2015 as it attracts customers to its BoardBooks service, and plans to launch a new product this year.
New Zealand's export dollar does not stretch as far as it did, after the terms of trade fell 1.9 per cent in the last three months of 2014.
An alarming decline in food production at British farms will leave shoppers at the mercy of prices and quality elsewhere in the world, warns a UK farming report.
The Government is being lobbied to bring the tobacco plain-packaging bill back to Parliament for a final vote.
Growing global market opportunities and the need to strengthen supply chains are creating a thirst for capital among agricultural co-operatives around the world, rural lending specialist Rabobank said.
The new US Ambassador to New Zealand, Mark Gilbert, is keen on our wine, Brendon McCullum’s batting and the benefits of Trans Pacific Partnership.
Ports of Auckland will start work in April on the first step to reclaim more of the Waitemata Harbour.
New Zealand eked out a merchandise trade surplus of $56 million last month, its first since last June, but on an annual basis the deficit widened to $1.4 billion from $1.2 billion for calendar....
Can the NZ and The Netherlands develop farming systems that will satisfy growing demand while being more environmentally sustainable?
Judging by the barometer of hedge-fund interest, there's less to get excited about in gold these days.
The New Zealand dollar is trading near a record high against the Australian currency but that doesn't necessarily mean bargains for shoppers, a consumer expert says.
Drought in much of the country is helping to drive dairy prices higher, but farmgate prices for beef and sheepmeat are weakening.
A big fall in the amount of beer available has lead to a 2 per cent fall in the size of New Zealand's alcohol supply last year.
Iraq will inevitably dominate Friday's talks between John Key and Tony Abbott - but it should not obscure progress on the vital transtasman economic agenda.