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Aussies give up apple fight after WTO ruling

Australian Ministers say the country has no choice but to accept they have lost the long-running bid to ban imports of New Zealand apples.

NZIER waves shroud on Christmas season

Australia loses WTO apple appeal

An Australian appeal to the WTO against a ruling it must accept our apple exports has failed.

Affco posts profit after tax of $21m

Annual trade surplus hits $1.2 billion

Trade deficit smaller than expected

NZ posted a smaller-than-expected trade deficit in October as the nation lifted exports, led by a surge in shipments of dairy and logs.

Methven cuts guidance, earnings growth to stall

Tapware maker Methven says the slower than expected economic recovery has forced it to cut full year guidance.

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Shy investors hold back technology innovators

PSA found in kiwifruit pollen

Samples of kiwifruit pollen collected from the Bay of Plenty and South Auckland over the past two years contain the bacteria that cause vine canker.

Costs won't be confined to kiwifruit orchards, BNZ economist warns

Report: Pollen can carry disease

Full recovery will take years, says Bollard

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Recovery progressing 'very slowly', Bollard says

NZ's economic recovery is progressing 'very slowly' and 'could yet be a prolonged process,' the Governor of the Reserve Bank says.

Fonterra: Keep farms in Kiwi hands

NZ cannot afford to lose control of its land, says Fonterra chairman Sir Henry van der Heyden.