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Bridging the gap a long, slow process - report

No unilateral tarriff cuts till 2015, says trade minister

New Zealand will not consider the unilateral reduction of any tariffs until 2015 at the earliest, says Trade Minister Tim Groser.

Fed Farmers dairy boss responds to mistreatment reports

Federated Farmers Dairy chair Lachlan McKenzie responds to recent controversy over the mistreatment of animals on a NZ dairy farm.

Animal welfare checks begin on all Crafar farms

Inspectors have begun urgent checks on the welfare of livestock at farms owned by the Crafar family, amid concerns that publicity over alleged cruelty could harm New Zealand's reputation.

China trade deal huge success one year on, says NZ agency

Bypass Kiwi Made?

Economy not yet out of the woods, says Dun & Bradstreet

The New Zealand economy is better placed than many but is still at the mercy of an uncertain global economic recovery, says credit reporting agency Dun & Bradstreet (D&B).

Rocketing exchange rate not all bad for exporters

<i>Dollar Outlook:</i> Kiwi rally may run out of puff

Kiwi's a goner in Anzac bond

Fonterra asks farmers for cash

Farmer owners of the country's biggest company, Fonterra, have been asked to come up with the cash they forbid directors to go to the sharemarket for.

Fonterra offers farmers more shares in new capital strucuture

Fonterra's chairman 'totally disagrees' with any suggestion new 'dry shares' will soften up farmers for the idea of listing on the stock exchange.

Fonterra's new capital scheme unveiled

Fonterra, New Zealand's biggest exporter, has unveiled its latest restructuring plan, which it promises will allow farmers to keep control of the co-operative.

Recovery hopes dim as manufacturing dips

Kiwi wine exports hit billion dollar mark

<i>Andrew West:</i> We're talking about my generation

'Muddling through' not good enough, says English

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