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Is it better across the Ditch?
For a long time the Lucky Country drew Kiwis to its shores, but as its economy changes we look at some of the risks of relocating to Australia.
China president's open letter to NZ
Ahead of his third visit to New Zealand tonight, China's President Xi Jinping has penned this letter to New Zealanders.
TV deal opens door to China
A China-New Zealand television co-production agreement is set to help Kiwi producers access the Chinese market as the country eyes greater controls on foreign television content.
Oz plays catch-up with China FTA
A freshly inked free trade agreement could allow Australia to play catch-up with New Zealand's ballooning growth in dairy exports into the Chinese market, according to research commissioned by the NZ....
Fonterra payout cut looms as prices fall
Fonterra now looks certain to drop its farmgate payout to its farmers, after prices fell in the latest overnight dairy auction.
Lori Wallach: Congress will force Obama into TPP compromise
President Barack Obama's Asia trip and related summits have generated much press coverage about the Trans-Pacific Partnership.To the extent the Democratic Party's election drubbing has figured into TPP stories, the implications for the partnership have of
Claire Trevett: Recall Ypres, Hollande? Now sign here
So much for the catchphrase "Don't mention the war" - these days no leader in want of a free trade deal should let a historic war go to waste, writes Claire Trevett.
Dollar trades near 7-year high against yen
The NZ dollar held near a seven-year high against the yen before services sector and retail sales figures that are expected to show the domestic economy continues to grow apace.
NZ part of global push against tax avoidance
There is broad global support for moves to curb international tax avoidance, Finance Minister Bill English said on the sidelines of the G20 Leaders' Summit in Brisbane.
Liam Dann: South Korea open for business
The free trade deal announced with South Korea is extremely good news for a number of our export industries, writes Liam Dann.
Exploiting Russia sanctions 'a bad look'
John Key says major companies have been asked not to exploit the gap left by other countries' trade sanctions on Russia because to do so would be a "terrible look" for NZ.
No trade with Russia
Prime Minister John Key says Russia has tried to reignite free trade talks - but New Zealand has made it clear it will not budge until Russia buckles to international demands over Ukraine.
UFC: Chance for Hunt to prove himself
Mark Hunt readily tells people he is the best fighter on the planet and the time has come to prove it.
John Roughan: TPP still the most promising talks in town
Sitting around the big table in Brisbane this weekend, the 20 leaders should take a good refreshing breath of the Pacific air, and drink plenty of the water.
Fran O'Sullivan: Flexibility needed for trade pacts
Here's the challenge for Prime Minister and Tourism Minister John Key when he hosts President Xi Jinping in New Zealand next week.
Hippies back at Vic Park
The rebirth of an old market, once teeming with hippy and bohemian traders and curious customers, has lured three Aucklanders back to Victoria Park where they spent happy times as teenagers.
G20 hotels: Leaders spend up
One leader is staying in a luxury suite that costs $2782 a night, while another will be bunking down in a relatively cheap $344-a-night room.
Abbott confronts Putin over MH17
It wasn't quite a 'shirtfront' but Tony Abbott has confronted Vladimir Putin over Russia's role in the downing of flight MH17, calling for an apology and compensation.
Labour calls for building competition
Labour's housing spokesman Phil Twyford has raised concerns about anti-competitive building industry practices after the world's second biggest wallboard maker said it was reviewing its structure in New Zealand.
Audrey Young: Trade on the agenda but war on the mind
This year's Apec has been as much a security summit for Prime Minister John Key as a trade and economic summit.
Open Country says expect reduced dairy payout
Private dairy ingredient manufacturer Open Country Dairy has told its suppliers to expect a reduced payout in a range of $4.70 to $4.90 per kg of milksolids for 2014/5.
They come in peace (shoot to kill?)
Apec shirts mocked for their similarity to Star Trek uniforms, but there's no shirtfronting as Tony Abbott and Vladimir Putin pose for a portrait.