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NZ primary industry exports seen up 12% in year to June, biosecurity leading priority

NZ primary industry exports seen up 12% in year to June, biosecurity leading priority

By Rebecca Howard June 14 (BusinessDesk) - The trend is up for New Zealand's primary industry exports but the risks are growing, rendering biosecurity a leading priority, says the Ministry for Primary Industries.  Primary industry exports are forecast to have grown 11.8 per...

Rebecca Howard 13 Jun 2018
Regulator says Fonterra's asset beta for calculating milk price 'not practically feasible'

Regulator says Fonterra's asset beta for calculating milk price 'not practically feasible'

By Jonathan Underhill June 14 (BusinessDesk) - The Commerce Commission says it is concerned that the 'asset beta' Fonterra Cooperative Group uses to determine the farmgate milk price is too low, meaning it ends up paying its farmers a higher price for their milk than would be...

Jonathan Underhill 13 Jun 2018
NZ house prices, volumes increase in May; outlook 'finely balanced'

NZ house prices, volumes increase in May; outlook 'finely balanced'

By Tina Morrison June 14 (BusinessDesk) - New Zealand house prices rose in May as more properties changed hands, showing the market is buoyant heading into winter, the Real Estate Institute said. The Reinz house price index - which measures the changing value of property in...

Tina Morrison 13 Jun 2018
Air NZ shrugs off rising fuels costs, still sees increased earnings

Air NZ shrugs off rising fuels costs, still sees increased earnings

Paul McBeth 13 Jun 2018
Give me skin! The NZ company growing new skin for burn victims

Give me skin! The NZ company growing new skin for burn victims

Nikki Mandow 13 Jun 2018
Mercury raises earnings outlook again as Taupo rain boosts generation

Mercury raises earnings outlook again as Taupo rain boosts generation

Paul McBeth 13 Jun 2018
NZ dollar holds ground against greenback after Fed hikes rates in 'more hawkish' statement

NZ dollar holds ground against greenback after Fed hikes rates in 'more hawkish' statement

Jonathan Underhill 13 Jun 2018
MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares up led by Comvita, Summerset; A2 Milk drops

MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares up led by Comvita, Summerset; A2 Milk drops

Sophie Boot 13 Jun 2018
NZ dollar holds above 70 US cts as investors pick more aggressive Fed rate hikes

NZ dollar holds above 70 US cts as investors pick more aggressive Fed rate hikes

Paul McBeth 13 Jun 2018
NZ Super Fund undecided on Bloom Energy stake after IPO docs filed

NZ Super Fund undecided on Bloom Energy stake after IPO docs filed

Paul McBeth 13 Jun 2018
RNZ boss Thompson says content-sharing buys audience exposure it can't afford

RNZ boss Thompson says content-sharing buys audience exposure it can't afford

Sophie Boot 13 Jun 2018
Port of Tauranga outlook favourable but shares have baked in too much growth, rated 'sell'

Port of Tauranga outlook favourable but shares have baked in too much growth, rated 'sell'

Tina Morrison 13 Jun 2018
NZ guest nights come off Easter peak in April, propped up by overseas visitors

NZ guest nights come off Easter peak in April, propped up by overseas visitors

Paul McBeth 12 Jun 2018
NZ food prices weaken in May, avocados smash records

NZ food prices weaken in May, avocados smash records

Tina Morrison 12 Jun 2018
Restaurant Brands signs Pizza Hut master franchise deal with Yum! for NZ market

Restaurant Brands signs Pizza Hut master franchise deal with Yum! for NZ market

Tina Morrison 12 Jun 2018
NZ dollar falls as Trump-Kim meeting spurs on greenback; Fed looms

NZ dollar falls as Trump-Kim meeting spurs on greenback; Fed looms

Paul McBeth 12 Jun 2018
Danone adds to investment in NZ infant formula with proposal to buy up to 49% of Yashili New Zealand

Danone adds to investment in NZ infant formula with proposal to buy up to 49% of Yashili New Zealand

Jonathan Underhill 12 Jun 2018
MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares dip in market lull during US-North Korea summit; Argosy, Ryman, Arvida fall

MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares dip in market lull during US-North Korea summit; Argosy, Ryman, Arvida fall

Sophie Boot 12 Jun 2018
NZ dollar steady as Trump, Kim pledge to keep momentum after summit; focus shifts to central banks

NZ dollar steady as Trump, Kim pledge to keep momentum after summit; focus shifts to central banks

Rebecca Howard 12 Jun 2018
Vista Group signs up Les Cinémas Pathé Gaumont for cinema software

Vista Group signs up Les Cinémas Pathé Gaumont for cinema software

Jonathan Underhill 12 Jun 2018
Just two out of 100 Kiwis think biosecurity threats affect them: MPI

Just two out of 100 Kiwis think biosecurity threats affect them: MPI

Rebecca Howard 12 Jun 2018
Government signs off on Chinese water bottling expansion in Whakatane

Government signs off on Chinese water bottling expansion in Whakatane

Sophie Boot 12 Jun 2018
NZ electronic card spending nudges up in May after big drop in April

NZ electronic card spending nudges up in May after big drop in April

Tina Morrison 11 Jun 2018
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