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Forest regulations put Ernslaw One expansion projects on hold

Potential powers the government is seeking labelled "absurd" by Ernslaw One boss.

NZ agriculture faring well 'but vulnerabilities remain' - Reserve Bank

NZ agriculture is faring well but indebted dairy farmers remain vulnerable, RBNZ says.

Kerry Worsnop: Time to close the philosophical gap

Time for the Government and farmers to get together on Net Zero Carbon Bill.

NZ beef export receipts expected to pass $4b this season

New Zealand's exports of red meat staying "remarkably resilient", despite Covid-19.

Tax on legal cannabis industry worth $490m to Govt

Legalisation of the drug will be put to the vote in a non-binding referendum in September.

Livestock farm profits face 20pct hit this season

The dual impact of the drought and Covid-19 is hurting the industry.

Port bosses question power-flexing in new Govt Bill

Port chief executives highly critical of Shane Jones' proposed forestry legislation.

Forestry reforms a risk to investor confidence - Timberlands

New rules are being rushed through Parliament.

Carter Holt Harvey proposes to chop workforce at Marsden Point in half

Firm confirmed it had begun consultation with staff.

Pressure on meat companies to return huge wage subsidy

The meat industry's going gangbusters but claims mammoth wage subsidy.

Hawke's Bay locals want to raise $2m to buy coconut yoghurt business

Little Island won't let Covid-19 impact $2m capital raise to buy coconut yoghurt business.

NZ log prices rebounded strongly during level 4 lockdown

Demand from China will determine whether rebound lasts for NZ exports.

Million-dollar shipping container for sale - with 7 acres of beachfront

Coastal land south of Auckland perfect for 'horsey' person or surfing Baby Boomer.

House prices tipped for 7% fall, despite lockdown success

Westpac tips house prices to fall 7 per cent by the end of this year.

'The devil will be in the detail' - Farmers react to Budget spend

Farmer groups find Budget highlights, but still concerned about the long-term plan.

Budget 2020: Jobs and opportunities for the primary sector

Govt makes $232 million investment in the primary sector and rural New Zealand.