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Central Otago vineyard's appeal in case against driller fails

Vineyard's claim and counterclaim against drilling company dismissed by the High Court.

PGG Wrightson expects profit lift, sees regular dividends

Rural services firm PGG Wrightson expects to see a lift in operating earnings this year.

Looming labour shortages tipped to hit service industries

Central Otago labour shortage expected to spiral into industries that service them.

Dunedin firm to build $12.5m boning system

Scott Technology to build boning system for Alliance Group's plant near Invercargill.

Twenty years of Farmers' Market to be celebrated

In its two decades, the market has become a "spectacular event in its own right".

Business digest: $40m Mainfreight facility officially opens

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NZ rural property company plans IPO and listing

NZ Rural Land Company seeks to list on the NZX this year.

Review of Fonterra Shareholders' Council calls for big changes

The report of a review of the $3 million a year Fonterra Shareholders' Council is in.

Opinion: NZ healthcare's 6.6m-tonne emissions reporting hole

Why are there no Sustainability Officers in any of our 20 DHB executive teams?

Not waiting any longer: Fonterra council to answer critics

Confidence in Fonterra's shareholder council set to face a vote next month.

Look out farmers: Fertiliser prices are on the march

NZ fertiliser prices are on their way up.

NZ exports highly exposed to China - Westpac

Which sectors have the highest risk exposure?

Cavalier Corp's $24m sale and leaseback remains on track - CEO

Sale of Auckland building still to settle but expected soon.

Pearl and her digger: Hawke's Bay woman one of first in NZ to achieve Civil Trade Certificate

"There's something special about driving over projects you've been involved in."

Danone's Karicare infant formula to go carbon neutral

Danone's Karicare infant formula to go carbon neutral by 2030

Export log prices on the up

The additional supply to China is likely to continue as Europe combats beetle infestation.

Taking the good with the bad on the farm

Although meat prices are firm, there are still some complaints down on the farm.

NZ dairy, meat and log prices hold their ground

New Zealand's key commodities are holding up despite Covid-19.