Beef + Lamb New Zealand's (B+LNZ) Economic Service says the signals are there that the sheep flock is stabilising following three consecutive years of dramatic decline.
Dairy farm profitability improved strongly in 2009/10 compared to 2008/09
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New orders/business boosts service sector activity for August
AdvertisementThe service sector continued on its road to recovery as the August result provided the first consecutive monthly expansion
Suffrage movement transcends boundaries
The Suffrage movement, led by Kate Sheppard, was a win for all women in New Zealand some 116 years agoFonterra's capital idea applauded by Federated Farmers
Federated Farmers is heralding the first two stages of Fonterra's capital structure review proposal, believing it provides a strong basis from which to growFederated Farmers disappointed in Transmission Line decision
Federated Farmers is disappointed with the decision that the Board of Inquiry into Transpower's Whakamaru to Auckland transmission line has approved the project.Address to Meat Industry Association Conference
The meat industry is pivotal to those goals, and to our economic prosperity.Government welcomes progress on Fonterra capital restructuring
Agriculture Minister David Carter has welcomed Fonterra's announcement of its capital restructuring process.Rural Broadband - A Game of Catch Up
Rural Women New Zealand welcomes news that the Government has heeded its calls for a much greater investment in rural broadbandGovernment's ETS strikes a balance to protect jobs
Government changes to the Emissions Trading Scheme strike the right balance between protecting New Zealand jobsRenewable power generation increases
The Minister of Energy and Resources says a high level of renewable electricity generation has been recordedNZ Geographic Board Determination
"The determination of the New Zealand Geographic Board to accept a proposal by Te Rūnanga o Tupoho that Wanganui city be spelt 'Whanganui'Health Ministry awards six rural innovators
Health Minister Tony Ryall has announced the six successful applicants of the Health Ministry's 2009/2010 Rural Innovation Fund.Primary Growth Partnership panel announced
The appointment of a six member advisory panel to steer the Primary Growth Partnership signals a new era for primary sector innovationProsecute Greenpeace activists as pirates
The Greenpeace activists, who have illegally boarded the cargo vessel East Ambition, should be prosecuted as piratesFisheries 2030 goal and action plan released
Fisheries Minister Phil Heatley released Fisheries 2030, a goal and plan of action for future management of the country's fisheries.Ultra-fast broadband investment proposal finalised
Communications and Information Technology Minister Hon Steven Joyce released the details of the government's $1.5 billion ultra-fast broadband investment initiative.
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