Andrea Fox
Herald business writer
Herald business writer
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Will forestry rob hundreds of Kiwis of jobs? Meat processing sector confronts big livestock dip
One million fewer lambs next spring raises economic red flag in meat-processing industry.
Who's behind the $300m manufacturing plant promising 100 jobs for Kawerau?
History shows commercialising pine-based replacements for coal and petroleum is tough.
'We can't wait': Tourism businesses excited for their ships to come in
About 100 cruise ships are scheduled to dock in Tauranga between October and April.
Premium motorsport park sale funds to help housing needs
Liquidation will pay out more than 150 shareholders of former park owner.
Fonterra to roll out financial intentions: chairman
Shareholders mulling capital restructure plan want financial performance signposts.
Horticulture has 'wall of work coming' and dwindling staff
One of NZ's fastest growing food sectors on a labour starvation diet.
Fonterra capital restructure plan no shoo-in so far
Plan for keeping Fonterra's factories full of milk comes with plenty of questions.
New solar energy venture to grow electricity - and food
Half a million solar panels to be built over 500 hectares of farms.
Is Fonterra shooting itself in the foot?
Fonterra farmers will be thinking hard about removing a share demand source.
Fonterra's new chairman: What's in store for NZ's biggest company
New Fonterra chairman has sights on financial performance and capital structure.
Covid-19 ups and downs in Port of Tauranga results
Port of Tauranga holds strong against Covid global trade turbulence.
Rise and fall of Todd Muller: The man who could have been PM
Throughout his life, people had thought Todd Muller could be Prime Minister.
Sixty sawmill staff lose their jobs, told over Christmas holidays
Putaruru sawmill goes into receivership owing up to $3m with 60 job losses.
White Island tragedy: Will adventure tourism regulations change?
A Government agency reporting to 12 ministers writes NZ's adventure activity rules.
White Island eruption: Where to now for Ngāti Awa tours?
Viability of future tours to White Island must be in question.
Farmer levies $100m a year and counting
Farmers estimated to have paid $1 billion in levies in past decade.
European investors eye billion trees project
The billion trees project has attracted the eye of some deep-pocketed players.
Port of Tauranga signals growth to continue in 2019
Port of Tauranga shareholders hear they have plenty to smile about.
Banks facing hit from M.bovis cattle disease
Dairy sector debt still high, with cattle disease an added risk, says Reserve Bank.
Big read: The long battle ahead for NZ farmers
The countdown's on to the M.bovis decision but the challenge for farmers has just begun.