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Gloriavale milk row: No child labour used on farms, court hears
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Record $10.5 billion annual trade deficit
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Trade analyst Tim Groser urges Kiwi farmers not to lose faith
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Lifestyle property sales slow - REINZ
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Synlait lifts forecast payout 50c/kgMS
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40pc of Kiwis are spending more than $200 a week on food - survey
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Dairy prices fall 5 per cent in overnight auction
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Richard Prebble: Three Waters is a Govt coup - an attack on democracy
Legislation would erode the principle of one person, one vote.
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Why Fonterra has issues with Govt response to its capital rejig plan
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Rural non-delivery: 'Overwhelmed' postie hoards 15 months of mail
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'Incredibly challenging': Queensland weather affecting produce imports to NZ
Weather across the Tasman means some fruit and veggies off the menu for customers here.
Annual food price rises 6.6 per cent
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Warning of recession, currency impact if foot-and-mouth spreads to NZ
NZ's economy could take a severe hit in the event of an outbreak of foot-&-mouth disease.
Auckland Council's big 'mistake' over the city's port
Council oblivious to its lack of commercial expertise, claims specialist.
Zespri growers to vote on scale of overseas kiwifruit plantings
Zespri leaders will be leery of losing a second grower vote.
Oat milk makers get $6 million loan
People moo-ving on from dairy: Oat milk producer gets loan of up to $6 million.
Pig farmer calls for rethink on new welfare code
Ian Carter believes proposed new rules will destroy production side of NZ's pork sector.
Dairy shortage looms in UK, butter gets security-tagged
Prices so high after cavalcade of crises, butter gets security-tagged to prevent theft.
'We will be closing down': Pig farmer fires warning over welfare code
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New commissioner won't mean sudden price drops - Vegetable NZ
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'Extremely impressive': Bull with 150k offspring enters 'hall of fame'
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