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NZ dollar rises vs euro on Spanish concerns

World dairy prices up 2.4pc

World dairy prices were up again in the latest overnight auction, the fourth straight gain.

NZ dollar falls against US overnight

Aiding transtasman trade

Productivity Commissions on both sides of the Tasman recommend waiving rules of origin rules for transtasman goods trade.

NZ's financial stability 'very worrying'

New Zealand should be "very worried" about the stability of the country's financial system and active government support is required, says a top financial strategist.

Economy grows: Up 0.6pc

The economy is growing faster than many were predicting, with GDP up 0.6 per cent in the three months to June.

NZ dollar falls after US credit rating cut

Drug lobbyist attacks Pharmac

NZ to host next round of TPP trade talks

Hundreds of negotiators from around the Asia Pacific region will attend the nine-day meeting in Auckland from December 3.

Up to 140 jobs to go at paper mill

Norwegian newsprint giant Norske Skog confirmed today that it will halve newsprint production at its Tasman Mill at Kawerau. A union claims more than 100 of the 280 employees may lose their jobs.

PM: Apec talks 'on track'

Clear cut results are thin on the ground but Prime Minister John Key said today he was happy with this year's Apec economic meeting in Vladivostok, Russia.

John Armstrong: Curse of Russky Island strikes

Key holds talks with Putin

Key unlikely to discuss Pussy Riot with Putin

Fran O'Sullivan: Free trade deal hinges on PM's charm offensive

Key: Surplus goal can be revised

NZ calls on nations to lower subsidies

Bollard confirmed to lead APEC Secretariat