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Liam Dann: Why oil crashed ... and why petrol prices haven't

Last week's oil crash was a history-making twist in a time of already epic events.

Rebecca Howard: Keytone Dairy a secret Kiwi success

A company to watch as it inks new orders and ramps up production.

$17m being paid back: Govt eyes legal action as businesses flout subsidy rules

More than $17m will be paid back to the Govt from businesses that took up the scheme.

Fonterra boss says earnings, debt reduction on track

Co-op's foodservice business was the stand-out performer, especially in China.

NZ meat exports to China back at pre-outbreak levels

Alliance Group's meat exports to China are back to where they were before Covid-19.

Orchard housing: Hastings council votes to free up rules

One apple grower says it's a good change, but the timing is "tenuous".

China's wild meat clampdown affecting NZ venison exports

Confusion has prompted some NZ processors to hold off shipping venison to China.

Herald Premium: How to access NZ's best journalism

How to easily find Premium news on the website and app.

Editorial: Another uphill battle looms after coronavirus

We say: Economic stimulus packages will likely see emissions will rise again.

Could next season's milk price be better than thought?

Not everyone is gloomy about next season's milk price.

Sweet spot: Why NZ's mānuka honey exporters are smiling again

The coronavirus pandemic has prompted increased demand for NZ's mānuka honey.

Hawke's Bay brothers take top honours at the 2020 Outstanding NZ Food Producer Awards

Organic farmers, Bostock Brothers, were named Supreme Champion.

Waikato berry farm company fined $120,000 for employment breaches

The Matangi Berry Farm and its owner have been ordered to pay more than $120,000.

The lasting legacy of Hawke's Bay's 'hotdog man' Frank Gerbes

Frank Gerbes was a food truck celebrity who gave so much to his community.

Fonterra urges caution as farmers face an uncertain season

Fonterra has urged farmers to be cautious as they face uncertainty in the season ahead.

The Hastings 26-year-old who's responsible for 80 hectares of apple trees

Maatutaera Tipoki Akonga named as a finalist in the Ahuwhenua Young Māori Grower.

Concerns mount about taxpayer-funded wage subsidy honeypot

Anger in meat sector over Covid-19 wage subsidy payments to big operators.

Wattie's hires 100 in four days

Electricians, mechanical engineers, process operators and cooks all take on temp roles.