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Roger Partridge: Politicising dairy prices risks sending the wrong signal to business investors

OPINION: The real risk now is reputational.

Cut-throat and cut-priced: Hong Kong's food delivery war

New York Times: A Chinese company muscled in, and a British multinational rival quit.

'Marked improvement': Synlait's recovery sees major earnings lift

Synlait expects an annual net loss of $27m to $40m, down from a $182.1m loss in 2024.

Hawke's Bay F.A.W.C! festival paused amid funding challenges

HB's big food and wine fest will return when funds allow it to maintain its high standard.

Will market forces be enough to lower butter prices?

OPINION: Butter prices in New Zealand rose 46.5% in the year to June.

King Honey in receivership as Me Today fails to find buyer

BNZ have appointed PwC NZ's Richard Nacey and John Fisk as receivers.

Auckland bagel manufacturer in liquidation as $84k owed to IRD

Liquidators say a number of parties have indicated interest in buying the business.

How a teen warehouse job led to a $73m supermarket opening

He started as a picker in a distribution centre, now he's buying a $14m supermarket.

Kūmara growers ready for new freshwater farm rules, industry leader says

Plans must assess freshwater risks and report to regional councils.

Nicola Willis to question Fonterra boss about skyrocketing price of butter

The Finance Minister is looking to see what can be done to lower prices for consumers.

‘Been fantastic’: Wellington restauranteur expands empire amid sector struggles

The 34-year-old believes the city is starting to feel 'brighter'.

'I feel aggrieved': 92-year-old online shopper's warning after supermarket meat purchase

A butcher says just 65% of the meat Godfrey Rodgers received would be edible if cooked.

Liquidator helps secure visas for 60 workers from failed NZ firm

'The welfare of these ProLink employees was paramount to me' – liquidator Pritesh Patel.

Plant-based dairy brand Little Island gets lifeline under new ownership

Little Island went into liquidation last month owing creditors around $2 million.

Inside Economics: NZ recession risks on the rise ... again! Plus: the boy who cried ‘tariff’ – Trump’s threats lose their bite

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

Luxury Queenstown hotel fined $22k over illegal crayfish heli-dining package

Guests paid between $4650 and $7750 for the seafood dining experience.