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Andrew Barnes: The big risk to NZ's longstanding cash cow industry

Consumption habits are changing and New Zealand needs to evolve, writes Andrew Barnes.

Tiwai Point announcement good news - Southland leaders

The murky future of the aluminium smelter got murkier yesterday.

Fonterra-Govt talks open door for a look at retail dairy prices

People are entitled to ask for a ComCom analysis of dairy retail market: Damien O'Connor

Ravensdown in for $40m upgrade to Awatoto factory

A huge project is in the pipeline to upgrade the landmark plant in Napier.

Fly fisher launches survival kit business amid exploring backyard boom

Entrepreneur's start-up betting on more people taking up outdoor adventures.

Victory for Kiwifruit grower who fought council after massive CV hike

The orchard's CV would have skyrocketed from $1.65m to $4.1m if the council had its way.

Hooton: Luxon is even-stevens to become PM - could he mend divided NZ?

National leader should aim to heal a nation polarised as never before.

A normal supply chain? It's unlikely in 2022

New York Times: Many months - maybe years - are likely to pass before the chaos subsides.

Air NZ crew barred from Hong Kong after Dreamliner diversion

Crew confined to aircraft after Hong Kong authorities refused to process them.

Synlait Milk forecasts record payout on strong demand

Synlait Milk has raised its forecast payout to $9.25 a kilo of milk solids from $8 a kilo.

Editorial: Cheers to the dairy farmers

Tourism looks set for another hard year, so good dairy industry news is welcome.

HortNZ, MIA push for private RAT orders to protect supply chains

Industry groups worried Covid-19 testing capacity could impact staffing.

Government priority in RATS orders ruins businesses' pandemic plans

A Govt decision to take RATS tests meant for private business has angered commerce group.

Farmers prepare as closed borders disrupt harvest amid Omicron outbreak

It's estimated top of South Island needs 1500 more staff across a number of industries.

Villa Maria receivers vow vigorous defence against legal claims

'Very considered and careful about the processes' - receivers on actions to date.

High commodity prices sees fewer farms put up for sale

Sales figures reflect easing in volumes compared to similar periods over last three years.