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New standard certifies NZ's grass-fed meat and dairy production

The grass-fed standard and logo will be a point of difference in international markets

Rising powerhouse: India's tech boom offers opportunities for NZ usinesses

India is where you go when looking for global capability hubs.

How NZ business leaders unlocked $1b in China trade opportunities

Clean and green is still New Zealand’s drawcard

Singapore's top vertical farmer eyes NZ's agriculture expertise

The founder of a Singaporean indoor farm sees opportunities for both countries to learn

'Fantastic opportunity': PM urges exporters to target China's middle class

A land of opportunity still exists for New Zealand exports

'Massive challenge': How Valocity transformed India's valuation sector

Property valuation company Valocity aims to standardise tech systems in India

'An elaborate fraud': The evidence that convicted Julia DeLuney of murdering her mother

The Herald breaks down the key points from the Khandallah trial that led to the verdict.

Plan takes aim at US ability to fight climate change

NY Times: Existing EPA tool that allows US to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions would go.

Trump takes distract-and-deflect strategy to new level

New York Times: Trump listed more enemies he wanted his Justice Department to target.

How Govt sliced $200m off the cost of new Waikato medical school

ANALYSIS: The medical school was originally mooted to cost $380m but will now cost $232m.

Ozzy Osbourne: How the ‘Prince of Darkness’ turned reality TV star

New York Times: The lead singer of Black Sabbath has died at the age of 76.

Inside Economics: Why Reserve Bank can probably ignore return of inflation

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

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of July 21 - 27

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Gregor Paul: Sky's TV3 deal offers rugby fans hopes for more free-to-air access

OPINION: Sky's purchase may lead to more rugby on FTA, increasing audience exposure.

Stuck in Middle Rd with ewes: Councillors against Havelock North development due to soil quality

Houses to the left of it, rest home to the right.

Editorial: Can citizens’ assemblies improve local government decision-making?

OPINION: Whanganui's council paid 40 people $500 to come up with a recommendation or two.