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Britain ends long Brexit journey with economic break from EU

The move just hours ago ended a 48-year partnership with the European Union.

'Tough year ahead': The outlook for retail in 2021

The sector has experienced a sharp bounce back - but will it last?

Why casual wear on Fridays will be replaced by PJs

Futurist Melissa Clark-Reynolds predicts life in 2021 post Covid-19.

Farmers still dealing with Hawke's Bay drought nine months on

The drought classification, put in place in March, remains for Hawke's Bay.

Three million falsely labelled free-range eggs risked 'discrediting entire industry'

A whistleblower came forward to the Commerce Commission about an egg scam.

Cherry Christmas: China Airlines swoops in to get NZ fruit to market

Airlines about to lift thousands of tonnes of cherries to Asia.

NZ great for women in business. And Māori women?

"I walk in the shops and people think I'm a shopkeeper."

Zespri and CRI discuss JV to boost hunt for new kiwifruit

Proposal to cement Zespri and Plant & Food's kiwifruit innovation bond.

PhD students told: 'Take a break, pick fruit'

Foreign doctoral students advised to take a 'holiday' and pick fruit.

Sale hammer falls on large-scale dairying venture

Lights go out for poster venture for large-scale sustainable dairying.

Shareholders to Fonterra: Only one-way messaging now

Fonterra shareholders' guardian says blurred role helped sour relationship with farmers.

'Local workers lack stamina': Courgette grower to David Seymour

The courgette harvest crisis has taken Act leader David Seymour from town to the country.

The Kiwi wine that proved a hit among locked-down Brits

New Zealand wine exports thrive through the global pandemic.

MPI to toughen live animal export rules

A report commissioned after the Gulf Livestock 1's sinking finds improvements can be made.

Local Focus: The ice choppers of Hawke's Bay

Hawke's Bay frost control from above. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Covid-19 set to hit red meat sector hard in 2020/21

Billion-dollar decline expected.