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'A really challenging role': Fonterra Chair Peter McBride on CEO Miles Hurrell's resignation
Fonterra chief executive Miles Hurrell resigned this morning after eight years in the role, and 25 years at the company. Chair Peter McBride spoke to Jamie Mackay...
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Chris Luxon shuts down flood recovery fund concept
The Prime Minister's suggesting the Government can't indefinitely cough up the cash to clean up from every severe weather event. Many parts across the country face...
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Budget 2026: Luxon outlines what to expect ahead of May
The Prime Minister's setting expectations for this year's Budget. The Finance Minister has announced it'll be unveiled on May 28, and signalled more cost savings...
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Seymour tight-lipped ahead of Treasury forecasts to be released tomorrow
The Deputy Prime Minister's keeping tight-lipped around details in key Government documents, set to be unveiled tomorrow. Treasury's Half Year Economic and Fiscal...
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Fonterra CEO shares hopeful outlook for this dairy season
Fonterra still expects most dairy farmers to break even this season. It's lowered the forecast farmgate milk payout midpoint for this season, from $10 to $9.50. It...
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Winston Peters outlines future plans for NZ First
Winston Peters is eyeing-up his next term in politics. The seasoned politician doesn't look to be slowing down New Zealand First's campaign machine any time soon. Peters...
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Fonterra head on the economic impacts of consumer brand sale
Fonterra's sale of brands like Mainland and Anchor is expected to have ripple effects across the economy. Farmer-shareholders have voted overwhelmingly to sell off...
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Luxon outlines latest energy sector announcement
The Government's maintaining the status quo - of its controlling interests in Mercury, Meridian and Genesis. Calls for change had included the CTU wanting full nationalisation,...
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'Absolute idiocy': Tennis player runs in front of train to retrieve ball
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