Veggie prices set to rise as humidity hits crops
High humidity levels over summer have damaged green leafy vegetables.
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Motel planned at site of liquidated Palmco business
Plan would boost visitor accommodation in Kerikeri but has upset some Palmco creditors.
Jeremy Tauri: Quashing accounting myths
Avoid tax myths this financial year, says Jeremy Tauri.
Opposition to chicken farm heats up
More meetings planned in Northland to discuss Tegel's plan for broiler chicken farm.
New marina to boost berths by 40 per cent
$11m marina with 115 berths is planned near Whangarei's Te Matau a Pohe bridge.
Wattle be next — regional council whips up weed icecream
Wattle seeds were just for the birds . . . until someone came up with wattle icecream.
Increased opportunity to scope projects
Northland Inc can access $300,000 of NRC funds each year to scope development projects.
Hospitality comes naturally for Ani
The Lunch Box makes between 300 and 400 lunches a week and there are plans to expand.
New tanker shipping fuel from Marsden Pt
The new oil tanker is specifically designed for working around New Zealand.
Jeremy Tauri: Special tax code can give refunds early
What if you could get a tax refund each time you got paid your wages/salary or super?
'There's so little time': Feathers ruffled as chicken farm submissions prompt more public meetings
Residents of Arapohue want more time for submissions on chicken farm
Time to capitalise on global demand for beef and lamb
A King Country farmer says it's time NZ red meat producers started capitalising on growth.
Copper spray key to high quality avocados
A trip to Australia persuades grower of benefits of using copper spray on avocados.
Super-fibre Hawaiki cable makes landfall
The 15,000km super-fibre Hawaiki Transpacific Cable has landed near Mangawhai Heads.
Rally to oppose 'huge and 'smelly' chicken farm
A public meeting is planned for Thursday to oppose Tegel's plans for Arapohue plant.
Jeremy Tauri: Don't rely on one type of marketing
If you own a business with a presence on Facebook you're getting a lot less attention.
'Huge and smelly': Residents oppose massive farm with 1.3m chooks
About 1.3 million chickens would live in barns and have outside access.
Zespri: Kiwifruit earnings, jobs to double
Lack of available land in Bay of Plenty opens up opportunities in Northland.
Tourism's success story continues in Northland
Estimated yearly tourism earnings in Northland $1.1b.
NZ's jobless rate falls to nine-year low
The unemployment rate dropped to 4.5 per cent in the three months ended December 31.
Video Ezy Kamo to close
Despite diversifying, technology has sounded the death knell for this Kamo business.
Co-founder hands over Vista Group reins
Auckland-based company's technology is used to manage cinema operations in 80 countries.
Inside honey's criminal black market
Honey industry losing millions annually as apiarists are hit by organised crime.
Govt warned employment law changes could shrink jobs
Govt advice on employment law changes warns of higher costs to businesses.
Workplace sexual misconduct to be recorded
Ministry to keep centralised records of workplace sexual harassment.
Jeremy Tauri: Focus on repaying your debt
At this time of year, it seems that everyone is thinking about debt.
New Waipu venture combines skincare and coffee
Renovated 130-year-old cottage is now home to a family-run business.
NZ kiwifruit growing expands
The popularity of kiwifruit growing is spreading outside the Bay of Plenty.
Burst pipeline mystery: Who's to blame for grounded flights?
Extensive investigation fails to find who ruptured the Ruakaka fuel pipeline.
Bread shortage risk amid fear of strike
Bakers' strike could cause bread shortage, says union.
Youth Ag-Summit confirm career path for DairyNZ scholars
DairyNZ scholars Beth Hampton and Jemima Snook know they've picked a great career path.
DNA adds personal touch to custom jewellery
Jewellery links people to loved-ones and self-taught mum gets orders from around world.
House prices surging in the provinces
House-price growth eased in main centres but regions are enjoying a property resurgence
Familiar faces behind new city eatery
Owners Mark Schmid, Agnes Bormann saw an opportunity for a bagel shop and ran with it.