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Richard Prebble: Three Waters is a Govt coup - an attack on democracy

Legislation would erode the principle of one person, one vote.

Meet 'Milk-E' - New Zealand's first electric milk tanker

'If successful, this project could be replicated across a number of NZ businesses.'

Stock Takes: How will a2 Milk fare amid infant formula challenges?

How a2 Milk fared over the second half and what's behind Spark's strong share price.

'We just don't have the people': Staff shortages hit Tegal

Some employees at Tegel Foods' head office are swapping their desks for the factory lines.

Why Fonterra has issues with Govt response to its capital rejig plan

Cabinet has delegated the decision over Fonterra's plan to the agriculture minister.

Rural non-delivery: 'Overwhelmed' postie hoards 15 months of mail

Missing mail included specialist appointments, car registrations and jury duty summons.

'Incredibly challenging': Queensland weather affecting produce imports to NZ

Weather across the Tasman means some fruit and veggies off the menu for customers here.

Annual food price rises 6.6 per cent

Prices rose across the board, with grocery food the biggest contributor to the movement.

Warning of recession, currency impact if foot-and-mouth spreads to NZ

NZ's economy could take a severe hit in the event of an outbreak of foot-&-mouth disease.

Dr Ganesh Nana: NZ's productivity woes – is immigration the answer?

It is essential to look beyond the immigration system in lifting our poor productivity.

Global oil prices slumped overnight: Is our pain at the pump about to ease?

Oil prices have finally been on the downward slide in recent weeks, but can it last?

Why NZ's agricultural sector needs to take 'bold actions' - Rabobank CEO

NZ needs to be bold to take advantage of the global food transition, Todd Charteris says.

Farming needs policy of honesty, Lim says

Nadia Lim has urged farmers to be honest about where their products come from.

Labour crisis: Sealord's SoS to office staff amid factory floor shortage

If fish aren't processed, there will be no office jobs.

Fonterra takes earnings hit in Sri Lanka, operations continuing 'within limits'

Fonterra says its operations in Sri Lanka are continuing despite economic challenges.

'Culture clash': Did Govt mess up by omitting dairy, meat from EU trade deal?

Not everyone is a fan of the free trade agreement with Europe.

Danone NZ beats Fonterra, A2 Milk to US infant formula approval

France's Danone has won FDA approval to send NZ made formula to the US.

Country Calendar kerfuffle: 'Every sector has a Geoff Ross annoying the old school'

No one has to follow a disruptor if they don't want to.