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Fresh efforts to ease NZ's supply chain logjam

First NZ rotation of new service will distribute thousands of empty containers.

Listen: Rod Slater on why future's rosy for red meat

Slater, who is stepping down as CEO of B+LNZ after 27 years, is confident about industry.

'Very tough day': Mill will close, all 210 jobs to go

After more than 80 years, production will shut down in June.

Farmer threatens to burn forest over plunging values, biodiversity rules

A farming couple in financial strife say they're prepared to take drastic measures.

M. bovis eradication: MPI at 'tail end' of addressing infection

MPI double checking all risk of infection has been found at some farms.

Banks urged to analyse social, economic impacts of rural branch closures

Rural communities urge banks to give more thought before closing branches in small towns.

Recovering Fonterra to reveal results as farmers lap up milk price

Milk price v dividend: the interim result will highlight Fonterra investors' dilemma.

Mercury doubles down in $3 billion takeover bid for Tilt

Takeover bid sees wind farm developer's value almost double in three months.

Fonterra's China team puts Anchor brand in lights

Chinese created 150,000 online greetings posters using Anchor designs.

Let's Talk Law: Health and safety on farms

Comment: Health and safety on farms is not a new issue.

Comment: Seeing the wood for the trees

Opinion: Supply and demand imbalances different this year with various factors impacting.

NZ cow's milk centre of clinical trials for Covid treatments

Trials in China and New Zealand likely to focus on the elderly and young.

'End of an era' as NZOG drops final South Island oil permit

Touted as a 'new North Sea', Great South Basin destined to never produce a barrel of oil.

Cecilia Robinson: Enough talk. It's time to move the port

New Zealand is good at talking but slow to act, argues Cecilia Robinson.

Central Otago farmers say proposed dam safety rules 'scary'

Central Otago water group says new regulations will cause stress and expense to farmers.

Setback for China's producers may boost NZ meat exports

Second wave of African swine fever in China expected to slow efforts to rebuild its herd.

What a steal! Where you can buy tomatoes for 9c/kg

Unheard-of tomatoes price is not likely to be replicated around NZ, Tomatoes NZ says.

Govt suspends talks with Rio Tinto over Tiwai Point clean-up

Government halts talks until owners provide more detail about clean up plans.