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Kiwi growers get the pip

The kiwifruit growers' organisation is to review how its $500,000 annual funding is sourced.

Blood and oil: Tragedy stains African move

Driving through Nairobi with blood pouring from a gunshot wound is not what Alan Mountfort visualised when he answered an ad to invest in an olive grove.

Fonterra's $3.7m eased departure of 'fall guy'

A Fonterra executive paid $3.7m when he left the dairy giant this year, was said to have been the fall guy for the disastrous investment in China's San Lu milk company.

Japanese PM gives new impetus to NZ trade talks

Trade deficit shrinks to six-year low on weak imports

Officials downplay scrapie case

Tourism loses top foreign earnings crown

Tourism has lost its title as the nation's biggest export earner, falling behind the dairy sector.

<i>Stephen Jacobi</i>: Relationship with Japan remains critical to NZ success

Mystery Fonterra exec gets $3.7m payout

A departing Fonterra executive has pipped CEO Andrew Ferrier's take-home salary, receiving total payments of up to $3.72 million.

Vineyards target United States

A group of top wineries is joining forces with NZ Trade and Enterprise to target the "ultra-premium" American wine market.

Diane Foreman: A woman of substance

Welcome our saviours

Manufacturing expands for first time in 16 months

Solid Energy profits, dividends well below forecast

Clues to Japanese culture wrapped in an unlikely package

Catching the Japanese wave

NZ saved from major financial damage - Reserve Bank

New Zealand escaped major damage during the recent global financial crisis, says the Reserve Bank in its Annual Report.

Auction prices for milk beat the odds