CEOs and directors respond to the Herald’s 2023 Election Survey.

Half NZ's greenhouse gas emissions are from agriculture, here's how we stay in the game.

Progress has been made but certain dairy industry proposals are off the table.

Fonterra is putting its China investment setbacks behind it.

Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis should be on the first plane up to China.

John Wilson was passionately devoted to Fonterra.

Selling PGG Wrightson's "crown jewels" is an asset strip of the NZ rural services firm.

Comment: Hurrell is still in the invidious position of being a caretaker CEO.

Dairy co-operative's new leaders have a lot of work ahead of them.

Fonterra's new chairman has many obstacles to navigate.

Damien O'Connor is shaking up old thinking on agri-food with his ginger group.

James Shaw says environmental goals can help foster new innovations for agribusiness.

COMMENT: The impact of Fonterra and Fletchers on the economy can't be ignored.

COMMENT: Announcement clearly timed to build up her international reputation.

Fonterra's John Wilson and Theo Spierings talk about their China position.

OPINION: Blue-chip duo need to face up to problems at loss-making operations.

OPINION: Dairy giant risks losing the PR battle over problems at Beingmate.

OPINION: Spierings and Wilson will have some tough questions to answer.

OPINION: While US President was flattered, other nations worked on a trade deal.

COMMENT: So what else is on NZ First's corporate reform agenda?

COMMENT: Voters deserve better than Labour's 'trust us' approach.

Agribusiness 2017 covers the latest development in agriculture in the election year.

COMMENT: National is not going to shy away from a fight over polarising issues.

COMMENT: The $80,000 bill for a Trump Inauguration Gala was money well spent.

Trade Minister Todd McClay will request that talks on a Mexican free trade deal be placed on the agenda when he meets his counterpart in Mexico.

It didn't take an Einstein to get who Bill English was really talking about at his Chinese New Year dinner speech, Fran O'Sullivan writes.

COMMENT: Bill English should act sooner rather than later if he wants to get a bilateral trade deal with the US on the table, Fran O'Sullivan writes.

COMMENT: John Key tries to smooth fears of a rising tide of US protectionism.

Fonterra today increased its 2016/17 forecast Farmgate Milk Price by 75 cents to $6.00 per kgMS.

COMMENT: There is a distinct possibility that Donald Trump's presidency may turn out to be good for business.

COMMENT: Auditor-General's findings are a scathing assessment of the lack of transparency, Fran O'Sullivan writes.

COMMENT: My lunch guest was the alleged fraudster at the heart of the expired milk products scam, Fran O'Sullivan writes.

COMMENT: Trump has turned international trade into a political minefield with his opposition to agreements like the TPP.

COMMENT: It is still too early for Fonterra's top brass to perform a victory roll.

COMMENT: Aussies don't muck about when it comes to probing the cause of high-profile collapses - neither should we.

There's a lot riding on Fonterra's financial results due out on September 22.

Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings' challenge 'build windmills not walls' is galvanising the dairy co-operative.

The current damaging period of low dairy incomes requires careful management, says Mark Hiddleston.

COMMENT: Growing competition in NZ dairy market means time is right to adopt growth focus.

COMMENT: Fonterra has made the right call by accelerating dividend payments instead of extending its dairy farmer shareholders loan package, writes Fran O'Sullivan.

Fonterra will unveil a strong half-year financial result on Wednesday, but this will not mute the criticism that has emerged.

COMMENT: Next Wednesday will be another major milestone in the NZ dairy industry. Dairy giant Fonterra will unveil its latest results.

It is incomprehensible Fonterra's board could have persistently got it so wrong.

It is time for the industry and the politicians to take off their rose-tinted glasses and do some hard-thinking about our major goods export industry, writes Fran O'Sullivan.

It was a big call for Chinese billionaire Jiang Zhaobai to seek a judicial review of the NZ Government's decision to veto a $88 million bid by one of his companies to buy Lochinver station.

Tim Groser has a sales job in front of him after the Trans-Pacific Partnership kept the doors open wide to foreign investment in Auckland's red hot housing market.

FRAN O'SULLIVAN: Geneva has the WTO. Brussels hosts the European Union. Will the Trans-Pacific Partnership put Auckland on the map?

OPINION: Trade Minister conceded a few nasty points but his brinksmanship in TPP negotiations allows him to stare down critics, writes Fran O'Sullivan.

Recapitalised meat processor's two chairmen hen Wei Ping and Rob Hewett will bring different values to Silver Fern Farms.

China is poised to upgrade its ground-breaking free trade agreement with NZ but becoming in favour of NZ's dairy exporters will be problematic.

Ministers turn down bid by Chinese billionaire Jiang Zhaobai to buy the Lochinver Station.

China government backed Bright Food is understood to be the party in talks to take a stake in Silver Fern Farms.

Landcorp should be lined up for a partial privatisation to inject new private capital into the company instead of selling off farm assets at the bottom of the dairy cycle, writes Fran O'Sullivan.

Much of the available loans it will offer will likely pass straight to banks to meet debt-servicing costs, writes Fran O'Sullivan.

Fonterra chairman John Wilson's verbal sharp-shooting skills were put to good effect at the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) ministerial negotiations in Maui.

Is Fonterra on the right track? Or is it time for Plan B? Plan B would result in the company being split into a basic commodity player focused on growing the milk price.

Playing the TPP soft cop cannot be allowed to blind Groser and his senior negotiators to NZ's own interests.

Trade Minister Tim Groser and Deputy US Trade Representative Wendy Cutler got into Hawaii early last weekend to set the scene for a high-powered ministerial meeting to thrash out the bones of the....

Fran O'Sullivan reflects on Craig Norgate - a man with much more to him than mere business.