The New Zealand Press Association (NZPA) is the engine room of the country's media.
It provides tailored news for online, print and broadbast media as well as media monitoring and news distribution services for corporate and government clients.
Wellington, Sept 3 NZPA - NZX Ltd's new NZCDC Settlement System has passed a regulatory hurdle ahead of its start date on Monday.
Settlement systems, or payment systems, essentially carry out the necessary processes to complete, or settle, transactions.
Wellington, Sept 3 NZPA - Just Water International Limited (JWI) has released "unacceptable" full year results showing a $17.7 million loss in consolidated earning before interest and taxes (ebit).
Wellington, Sept 3 NZPA - The New Zealand sharemarket rose in early trading as encouraging US data kept investors optimistic ahead of tonight's US monthly payroll figures.
Wellington, Sept 3 NZPA - The New Zealand dollar continued to climb overnight, ending the week on a stronger note than the start.
By 8am today the NZ dollar was buying 71.44c from US71.28c at 5pm yesterday, after reaching a high of nearly US71.80c overnight.
Wellington, Sept 3 NZPA - Forbes Magazine has picked a list of 200 "best under a billion" top-performing companies in Asia -- those worth under $US1 billion -- including one New Zealand company and 13 Australian companies.
Wellington, Sept 2 NZPA - The New Zealand sharemarket rose for a second consecutive day after a strong Fonterra online milk powder auction followed news of strength in the Australian and Chinese economies yesterday.
Wellington, Sept 2 NZPA - The New Zealand dollar leaped against the Australian dollar today on a combination of good news on this side of the Tasman and disappointing news on the other side.
Wellington, Sept 2 NZPA - Why fix what is not broken rings true with BNZ as it reverts to a logo similar to its old 1950s southern cross design.
In 2008 BNZ changed its logo to a simple "BNZ", dropping the southern cross and gold chevron.
Wellington, Sept 2 NZPA - The Government will continue to address concerns about rising costs and a diminishing level of care in the home support sector, says Associate Health Minister Jonathan Coleman.
Wellington, Sept 2 NZPA - The New Zealand Farming Systems Uruguay (NZFSU) board is now recommending that shareholders accept a raised offer from Olam International.
As recently as Monday the company advised shareholders to wait for further information before accepting the offer.
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