The New Zealand Herald
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Can NZ afford to stay on the sidelines of the global genetic tech race?
Coalition partners Act and NZ First remain split over key parts of the law.
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Coalition partners Act and NZ First remain split over key parts of the law.
National milk output has topped two billion kilograms for the first time.
Whole milk powder, which influences dairy farmer payouts in NZ, fell 2.2%.
Tangaroa Paki's car had substandard brakes, a bald tyre, no WOF and poor suspension.
Average KiwiSaver balances are up 11.3%, now sitting at $41,286.
A group of Kiwi farmers have found the internet has a real soft spot for their animals.
'You are spending more time with the ball at your feet rather than chasing up and down.'
OPINION: Emerging markets make up 60% of world GDP but hold just 10% of global indices.
Wang Yibo will front a multi-channel campaign for NZ-grown apples.