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Synlait Milk trader let go for selling to Sudan
A Synlait Milk trader was dismissed for selling milk product to Sudan.
Chicken without the chicken flying off the shelves
Chicken Free Chicken seeking investors.
Sister loses family spat over farming millions
Sister loses family spat over farming millions.
Orchard worker sacked for taking Labour Day off
An orchard worker sacked by text message for taking Labour Day off.
NZ drones find niche markets as industry takes off
New Zealand commercial drone manufacturers are successfully finding niche markets.
Kiwi farmers going gaga for Wagyu
Kiwi Wagyu beef has great earning potential for New Zealand farmers, LIC says.
Watch: Kiwi kids' homemade Air NZ video goes viral
Two South Island sisters are raising smiles and warming hearts all over chilly NZ.
Kiwifruit boss bankrupt owing $200k
The company was ordered to pay $226,000 in fines and unpaid wages, but only paid $28,000.
NZ avo shortage a dog's breakfast: grower
Avocado grower says there's plenty to go around despite shortage and huge prices
$7m of NZ cargo to remain in South Africa
A $7 million shipment of phosphate bound for Napier will remain held at a South African.
Parasite could spell end of Bluff oysters
There are fears that a parasite could cause the demise of the iconic Bluff oyster.
Rain brings relief to Canterbury farmers
Rain has brought relief to drought-stricken South Island farmers.
'Cycle train' gets green light
Ingenious Kiwi venture fixes bicycles to a disused section of the Napier-Gisborne rail.
Inghams, Tegel warned on chicken size
The Commerce Commission said the companies were 'likely to have made misleading representations about chicken size'.
Horses fetch $58m at Karaka Premier sale
A record $30 million was spent on horses at yesterday's Karaka bloodstock auctions.
Sheikh comes shopping for NZ bloodstock
New Zealand's thoroughbred horses have caught the attention of one of the world's most powerful men.
State-owned farms up for sale
Ten Lancorp farms covering an area of more than 11,000 rugby fields are going up for sale.
Trump softens tone on trade policy
Donald Trump has released the first hint of what his Administration's trade platform will be.
Trump heralds new economic era
The 'resentment vote' could see markets controlled by governments rather than central banks, says a leading economist.
Man's arm crushed in conveyor belt
A man whose arm was caught in a conveyor belt for about an hour has been awarded $52,000 compensation.
Quarantine imposed after fruit fly find
New Zealand's horticulture industry faces an anxious wait to see whether there is a breeding population of a highly-destructive Queensland fruit flies in Northland.
Fonterra should have kept scientists in loop - microbiologist
A University of Auckland microbiologist says Fonterra should not have left scientists in the dark over its false-alarm botulism scare.
Farmers break silence
"There will be a reckoning, but now is not the time." Federated Farmers breaks its silence on the infant formula contamination scare.
Drought spreads down NZ
The drought is working its way down the country, and with with no change predicted until at least mid-March, farmers from Northland to Southland are suffering.