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Dairy Awards winners 'underline strength in industry'

The winners of the 2013 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards take great pride in what they do and are focused on achieving best practice in all facets of dairy farming.

Optimizer HQ exploring NZX listing

New Zealand-based technology company Optimizer HQ has announced plans to explore the prospect of listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX).

Unsolicited offer for Fletcher capital notes

Fletcher Building Industries has been advised by Washington Securities Pty Limited that it will make unsolicited offers to some holders of the company’s capital notes.

Ethnic firms challenge Kiwis to dream beyond 'boat, BMW and bach'

Successful ethnic firms in New Zealand are starting to offer an alternative to the "boat, BMW and bach" dream of many local business owners, says the country’s largest business lender.

ANZ drops one-year fixed rate to 4.95%

ANZ today announced a drop in its one-year fixed interest mortgage rate to 4.95%p.a., down from 5.19%p.a., for lending when there is at least 20% equity.

Imports rise in April

The value of imported goods rose $263 million (7.4 percent) to $3.8 billion in April 2013, compared with April 2012, Statistics New Zealand said today.

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Contribution to local export industry leads to nomination

An annual award that typically recognises export company employees, this year has a service provider among its nominees - for only the second time in its five year history.

'Farmy Army's' John Hartnell honoured

John Hartnell, the driving force behind Federated Farmers’ ‘Farmy Army’, received the New Zealand Order of Merit today.

Council kick-starts airport extension

Mayor Celia Wade-Brown said today that a runway extension is crucial to attracting long-haul international flights to the Capital City and will grow the economy of the lower North Island.

LEADR NZ becomes part of international organisation

LEADR NZ Chair Mark Beech announced today that LEADR NZ will integrate with LEADR, the Australasian organisation of more than 2700 members to become a Trans-Tasman entity.

Dollar pushes up local wool prices

New Zealand Wool Services International Limited’s General Manager, Mr John Dawson reports that the local market lifted significantly for the 10,400 bales on offer at the South Island sale this week.

Comvita results at upper end of guidance

Global natural health and beauty products company Comvita has today posted annual sales reaching a record $103.5 million, despite a sharp rise in the cost of Manuka honey, a key ingredient for the Comvita product range.

Dominion CEO sentenced

The former CEO of Dominion Finance Group Limited (Dominion) and North South Finance Limited (North South) was today sentenced in relation to four Crimes Act charges laid by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) arising out of the collapse those companies.

Ecoya name change to Trilogy International

Ecoya Limited (NZX:ECO) has announced today that it will change its name to Trilogy International Limited.

Aucklanders 'should be given a choice' about where to live

Aucklanders should be given the right to decide whether they want to live - on traditional large ‘half acre’ style sections or high-rise shoe-box apartments - according to the developer of a new subdivision on the city’s southern fringe.

Health and safety guideline for directors launched

Labour Minister, Simon Bridges officially launched a health and safety guideline for directors titled ‘Good Governance Practices Guideline for Managing Health and Safety Risks’ at a function in Wellington this evening.

What to do if you can't pay a bill?

You have something in common with the people to whom you owe money: you both want the bill to go away. Your creditor wants to be paid, of course, and if you had the money you would pay it - right? Raewyn Fox, CEO of the New Zealand Federation of Family Budgeting Services thinks so.

Emirates VP gets a taste of Queenstown

Emirates Vice President of Australasia Barry Brown jetted in to Queenstown last week for his first taste of the resort’s world-renowned scenery and experiences.

Digital activist Quinn Norton tokeynote NetHui 2013

InternetNZ (Internet New Zealand Inc) is proud to announce that one of the world’s foremost digital activists will visit New Zealand this July to deliver the international keynote at NetHui 2013.

Quake hit hi-tech finalists look overseas

After becoming finalists in the NZ Hi-Tech Awards on Friday night, a Christchurch sales training company is now looking to expand into overseas markets.

Auckland snarl-ups cost Waikato money

Auckland’s traffic congestion has an impact on Waikato business costs and efficiencies, Waikato Regional Council’s policy committee has heard.

Air NZ Fairy to be showcased at Google conference

Air New Zealand continues its leadership in the digital space teaming up with Google to showcase its Air New Zealand Fairy website at Google’s annual developer conference - Google I/O - in San Francisco.

Electricity pushes up producer prices

Prices received by New Zealand producers, as measured by the output producers price index (PPI), rose 0.8 percent in the March 2013 quarter, Statistics New Zealand said today.

Price dispute over Mangahao acquisition settled

King Country Energy (KCE) acquired 100% of the Mangahao power station assets in 2012. The rationale for the acquisition was to enhance KCE’s ability to maintain and grow value for the benefit of all Shareholders in an increasingly competitive and challenging market.

Contract win supports strategy in Australia

Balfour Beatty is awarded a major contract in Melbourne, Australia as part of the NetworX Alliance team by Victoria’s Road Authority (VicRoads).

Interislander's flagship ferry to receive a facelift

Interislander will be giving its flagship passenger ferry - the Kaitaki - a bit of a spruce up this winter.

New order momentum - BusinessNZ

Continued momentum for new orders in the manufacturing sector contributed to a lift in the sector’s expansion rate, according to the latest BNZ - BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI).

Fonterra announces supply offer final price

Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited today announced a Final Price of $7.92 per Economic Right of each share that farmer shareholders sell during the current Supply Offer.

Award winning sales manager joins GEA Farm Technologies

Award winning sales manager Colin May has joined the GEA Farm Technologies New Zealand management team to drive sales for its leading animal health and hygiene brand, FIL.

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