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Govt handcuffs Fonterra to maintain milkflows to rivals

Export price falls continue in July

Crafar farms - behind the facade

The Chinese bid for the Crafar dairy farms has everything but transparency, finds Karyn Scherer.

Tide turning towards water deal

Heart of Fonterra shareholders' leader lies on farm

The $750m question: Are we back on track?

Yet again, taxpayers are giving the railways a helping hand - $750 million over three years. Good money after bad, or the start of the rail revival? Nick Smith reports.

Mainland cheese now made up North

<i>Fran O'Sullivan</i>: NZ behind eight ball on China's pool table

New Zealand may find itself economic toast if it doesn't get a comprehensive China strategy together - and fast.

Milk tumbles 15 per cent in web auction

Farmers give Fonterra green light

Fonterra's farmer shareholders today voted in favour of the Trading Among Farmers proposal, approving plans to make its stock tradeable among themselves, freeing up capital for new investments.

Fonterra farmers gather for landmark vote

Fonterra's farmers are voting today on whether to allow trading of shares in the co-op among themselves.

Fonterra farmers poised for landmark vote

Fonterra chief executive Andrew Ferrier says tomorrow's vote on whether to start share-trading among farmers is the most important decision for its farmers since the co-op was created.

Safety - and sure delivery to world

At the age of three Fonterra's supply chain boss was sucked into a fuel pump - now safety is top of his list.

Harvard fund bids for Otago farm

CEO pay lifts off as profits stagnate

The <i>Business Herald's</i> executive pay survey shows the number of chief executives being paid more than $1 million jumped from 26 to 32 between 2008 and 2009.

Survey points to pickup in spending

Fonterra to double up on internet auctions

Fonterra doubles online milk powder auctions