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Bryce Wilkinson: Attracting overseas investment: A step forward, but not far enough

OPINION: The Government's proposed bill is timid compared to earlier hopes.

NZ food security at risk as dairy, meat prices soar - KPMG

Building a resilient domestic food security is vital - bionergy is part of that.

How Fonterra and Zespri are navigating US tariff hurdles

As well as tariffs, a whole range of factors go into negotiations with markets

Fran O'Sullivan: Luxon gets his hustle on in China

Why Luxon believes stronger ties with China benefit NZ.

Wayne McNee: Emission reduction tools hold key for farming future

We can build a future that lowers emissions, supports economic growth and protects farming

'No skin off our nose': CEO on US tariffs impact on butter venture

Open Country looks to the United States to boost its trade as its butter venture opens

Dave Handley: Rising momentum - NZ agriculture heads into blockbuster year

New Zealand’s rural sector enters the next 12 months with real momentum

Aidan Gent: Why NZ farmers must embrace future-proofing change

To future-proof our food and fibre industry, looking at our land differently is needed

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

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

Property valuation company Valocity aims to standardise tech systems in India

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

A land of opportunity still exists for New Zealand exports

Why Japan's leader is stepping down after election and trade deal

Shigeru Ishiba is set to resign after a US-Japan trade deal announcement.

China-EU summit: Beijing plays hardball against divided West

NY Times analysis: China has learned it has leverage it can use against outside pressure.

Italy cracks down on sweatshops supplying Armani and Dior

About 20% of Lombardy’s 10,000-plus textile workshops and factories are Chinese-owned.

Japanese PM's future uncertain as coalition loses upper house majority

The LDP and Komeito secured only 41 seats, losing their majority.