
'Burning platform': Scientists warn on mega-merger strain
BSI cut 238 roles as it shifted to a missions-led model of science.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The US lamb safeguard probe shows how market access can change overnight.
Gallagher will produce about 140,000 eShepherd neckbands this year.
A US review of NZ and Australian lamb imports could lead to higher tariffs.
Auckland Airport must now hold 24 days of jet fuel in reserve.
The coalition has axed the Ute Tax and rolled back methane and ETS rules.
Fuel and key input prices have jumped since February as Middle East tension rises.
OPINION: Farmers urged to turn strong season into long-term growth.
AI, drones and data tools took centre stage at this year’s Fieldays event.
Biosecurity remains the sector’s top priority, scoring 9.40 out of 10 this year.
New methane-cutting tech is slashing dairy effluent emissions by 97%.
Food and fibre exports are forecast to reach $64.3b by June 2026.
India’s 1.4b population and rising incomes are reshaping global consumption.
Zespri's record $3.56b payout marks the industry's strongest season yet.
The food and fibre sector is forecast to reach a record $64.3b by June.
AgriZeroNZ has invested almost $80m across 18 projects to cut farm emissions.
Fonterra plans to use data and automation across 26 New Zealand sites.
Sports diplomacy is not just a government concern, businesses can also benefit.
Why Luxon believes stronger ties with China benefit NZ.
As well as tariffs, a whole range of factors go into negotiations with markets
Agribusiness & Trade: The dilemma of consensus among farmers on policy decisions.
Building a resilient domestic food security is vital - bionergy is part of that.
We can build a future that lowers emissions, supports economic growth and protects farming
Building strong relationships with service providers is key in agriculture sector
The time is right for the primary sector to grow again with further changes.
New Zealand’s rural sector enters the next 12 months with real momentum