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Fonterra and Affco appeal billion-dollar housing, recreation park plan

Setback for $1 billion Te Awa Lakes as appeals filed in Environment Court.

What farmers can expect from Fonterra's Q3 update

Farmers are bracing for a drop in Fonterra's milk price forecast tomorrow.

Up to 325 jobs are on the line at Carter Holt Harvey

More than 300 jobs are on the line at Carter Holt Harvey's LVL plant in Ruakaka.

'I don't know whether we will get there' - contractor

Forestry planters can make $1000 a week, and have accommodation and food provided.

Carter Holt Harvey proposes to chop workforce at Marsden Point in half

Firm confirmed it had begun consultation with staff.

Pressure on meat companies to return huge wage subsidy

The meat industry's going gangbusters but claims mammoth wage subsidy.

Hawke's Bay locals want to raise $2m to buy coconut yoghurt business

Little Island won't let Covid-19 impact $2m capital raise to buy coconut yoghurt business.

NZ log prices rebounded strongly during level 4 lockdown

Demand from China will determine whether rebound lasts for NZ exports.

Million-dollar shipping container for sale - with 7 acres of beachfront

Coastal land south of Auckland perfect for 'horsey' person or surfing Baby Boomer.

Jamie Mackay, Sir Eion Edgar and Cameron Bagrie on business post-lockdown

Jamie Mackay talks to Sir Eion Edgar and Cameron Bagrie about a post-Covid business world.

Forestry and agriculture could ease recession pain

New Zealand is facing the biggest recession since the Great Depression economists warn.

China bans Aussie meat imports as Covid-19 tensions rise

Canberra and Beijing have become increasingly embroiled in a bitter row.

Vineyard overwhelmed by response to help with harvest

CharRees Vineyard owners put out a social media call for help to harvest during lockdown.

Chinese billionaire donor's $5.5m deal for Waikato stud farm hits turbulence

Chinese horse-racing tycoon and political donor flags "delays" to $5.5m studfarm deal.

How the M. bovis disease fight is tracking amid Covid pandemic

MPI still confident of erasing M.bovis cattle disease.

Don't pick 'wood-first' favourites - Concrete NZ

Favouring one industry could cost jobs in others, the Government has been warned.

Free range and barn eggs back on sale on Friday at Higgins Poultry Farm

Huggins Poultry Farm still "pretty flat out."

Tee-off time for American billionaire's second golfing venture

It's tee-off time for Kayne's second project to bring two new courses to NZ.