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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Business Migrant Scheme revamped
AdvertisementThe Government's new business migration scheme launched aims to boost economic performance
Farmers ‘zero' in on a 2020 emissions target
Federated Farmers is describing the race to set a 2020 emissions reduction target as a political gesture.Biofuels test results released
Recent laboratory testing of the effects of bioethanol blended fuel on aluminium engine components revealed no adverse effectsSecurities and Financial Advisers Amendment Bills passed
A bill that will make it easier for businesses to raise capital while ensuring prospective investors have all the appropriate informationStrategic asset investment test never used
Removing the strategic asset test from the overseas investment rules will reduce confusionNew reports help inform climate change policy
New reports released on the economic and forestry aspects of climate change policy will help inform Government decisionsGovernance changes at NZX and PGG Wrightson
Within 24 hours the rural sector has seen Fonterra Chairman, Henry van der Heyden, resign from the board of NZX and former Fonterra Chief Executive, Craig Norgate, resign as Chairman of PGG Wrightson.NAWAC Annual Report released
The National Animal Welfare Advisory Committee (NAWAC) issued its 2008 Annual Report.Work permits agreement - business & government working well together
A new approach to migrant workers has been welcomed by Business NZ.Why the Hurunui Water Project is a ‘dam' good idea
Federated Farmers argues opposition to the Hurunui Water ProjectEnvironmentalists ‘silence deafening' on dirty cities
Federated Farmers believes the hypocrisy of environmental lobbyists has been revealed by their silenceFreshwater management project welcomed
Research, Science and Technology Minister Wayne Mapp has welcomed NIWA's new freshwater management project for Canterbury.2025 Taskforce to be established
An expert taskforce is being established to investigate the reasons for the decline in New Zealand's productivity performance over recent years.Certainty for workers and employers in tourism
A new industry agreement will give certainty to migrant workers and their employers in the tourism industry concerning their ability to obtain temporary work permitsSpeech to Horticulture NZ annual conference
Horticulture New Zealand plays an important role representing 7000 growers and advocating for the concerns of your industry.
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