
Property company proposes 182-bed housing complex for RSE workers
The development would have 29 accommodation units and five kitchen blocks.
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The business operates across 14 titles and produces both gold and green kiwifruit.
Judges praised the operation as a standout example of modern horticulture.
Localised slips and flooding hit only a small number of low-lying orchards.
Liquidator says it doesn't know where 7kg of gold bars recorded as an asset ended up.
Hiring now: Average orchard wages are about $25.70 an hour, 9% above minimum wage.
The company, incorporated in 2019, had compliance issues and couldn't pay its staff.
Inland Revenue's probe came after Zespri blacklisted the director's firms in 2022.
The port raised its full-year profit forecast to between $142m and $152m.
More than 600 people attended the kiwifruit marketer's Momentum Conference today.
Last year the games brought 23,425 visitors and nearly $9.8m in tourism spend.
Dr David Steven created the KiwiGreen system that transformed kiwifruit spraying.
The woman was found dead on New Year's Day at a Pukehina orchard.
New Zealand exporters have welcomed the new trade deal with India.
Loose green kiwifruit are listed as out of stock at major supermarkets.
Dairy alone is tipped to earn $27.4b, even with softer global prices.
Firefighters reached the third alarm blaze and left the scene by 12.45am.
US experts at events in Auckland last week shared advice on coping with Trump's America.
The blaze near Pāuanui started just before midnight and spread rapidly.
OPINION: We need machine-driven agriculture, but with human oversight and innovation.
The long-serving Riverlock employee is now home after leaving Waikato Hospital.
WorkSafe investigation under way after woman badly hurt while cleaning.
The person has been airlifted to hospital.
All regions of the South Island were growing faster than the national average.
New Zealand exporters have paid about $300m in extra tariffs since August.
'If you are not constantly adapting to change, you’re going backwards.'
Record sales in China’s mid‑autumn festival buoyed confidence for growers.
Brad Windust says slow action could devastate beekeeping and farming industries.
Profits from the 45ha Bay of Plenty orchard will support global church work.
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