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Peppery horopito leaves form basis for Ruapehu business
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Winter feed concerns after floods
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Prices ease at first GDT auction of the season
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Fifteen NZ dairy farms sold for $123 million
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Zeffer's non-alcoholic cider packs recalled as they may contain cans with alcohol in them
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Market close: Synlait, a2 Milk rebound on China baby news
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More than 200 jobs saved! Region thrilled with mill sale, caution expressed
"This is a welcome development for Whakatāne and the wider Bay of Plenty region."
Deal to buy Van Leeuwen Group approved by NZ Rural Land Company
At a meeting last week NZRL's shareholders voted on the $122 million deal.
John Perriam's passion for 'all things merino' recognised with award
John Perriam has made a significant difference to the New Zealand merino industry.
Cyber attack shuts down Australia's biggest meatworks
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Carpet maker's failed $24.6m deal hits courts
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Whakatāne Mill to continue operating after sale agreed
Consortium of investors includes overseas and NZ buyers.
A2 Milk may face class action over disclosure
Milk firm believes it has complied with all disclosure obligations
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