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No funds recovered during liquidation: report

Liquidators have now been appointed to two companies associated with Queenstown’s lavish Carlin...

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No funds recovered during liquidation: report

Creditors of failed Southland construction firm Prospec Structures remain out of pocket to the tune of just over $4m as no funds were recovered during the liquidation, a final report says.

Ngāi Tahu’s joint venture approved

Ngāi Tahu’s joint venture approved

Ngāi Tahu Forestry has been given the green light by the Overseas Investment Office to sell the harvesting rights of its 26,700ha forestry estate on the West Coast.

Sisters thriving on the family farm

Laura (left) and Megan Whyte work together on their family’s farm in Southland. PHOTO: GREGOR...

Sisters thriving on the family farm

They're sisters-in-farms.

Sights set on veterinary practice

Iroshana "Shan" Kulathunga has no regrets about leaving his home country of Sri Lanka to move to...

Sights set on veterinary practice

IROSHANA KULATHUNGA Dairy farmerSouthland He is a qualified veterinarian in Sri Lanka and now Iroshana "Shan" Kulathunga is working towards becoming registered as a vet in New Zealand.

Programme a boost for cuteness

Programme a boost for cuteness

They’re not called the cutest sheep in the world for nothing.

Board role a step forward for farmer

North Otago farmer Jackie Dalziel is an associate director on the board of FMG. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Board role a step forward for farmer

Growing up, Jackie Dalziel thought she might like to be a lawyer.

Chance to vote for ‘people’s choice’

Rural editor Sally Rae. Photo: Kayla Hodge

Chance to vote for ‘people’s choice’

The world is a crazy place and it seems to be getting crazier by the day.

Board role a step forward for farmer

Growing up, Jackie Dalziel thought she might like to be a lawyer.

Programme a boost for cuteness

South Canterbury farmer Tracey Hurst and two of her Valais blacknose progeny. PHOTO: SALLY RAE

Programme a boost for cuteness

They're not called the cutest sheep in the world for nothing.

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Alliance reduces share deductions from farmers

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Alliance reduces share deductions from farmers

Alliance Group has halved the share deductions from farmer shareholders, saying it listened to concerns that the level was too high for some in the current economic climate.

Tough times for sheep farmers

A sluggish Chinese economy is expected to continue to weigh on sheep prices. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY

Tough times for sheep farmers

Southern sheep farmers saw an almost $100,000 drop in revenue per farm in 2023-24 on the back of low farmgate prices, Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s new season outlook report shows.

Wānaka high-flier's brand demise sparks death threats

Wānaka high-flier's brand demise sparks death threats

Wānaka businesswoman Anna Ross has lost ‘‘hundreds of thousands of dollars’’ and received abuse and death threats following the financial demise of her cosmetic brand, her partner says.

Fonterra to spend $75m on expansion

Fonterra’s Studholme site, near Waimate. PHOTO: FONTERRA

Fonterra to spend $75m on expansion

Fonterra is spending about $75 million on an expansion of its Studholme site, near Waimate, to create a hub for high-value proteins.

Forging own path in true Mons Royale style

Mons Royale founders Hamish and Hannah Acland, of Wānaka, are celebrating 15 years in business...

Forging own path in true Mons Royale style

Wānaka-headquartered Mons Royale has been creating distinctive high-performance merino apparel for the past 15 years.

Directors working more hours for less, report finds

The Government has extended its debt hibernation scheme until October next year.

Directors working more hours for less, report finds

Hours worked by directors have jumped from 132 to 178 annually as boards respond to fast-moving economic pressures, the latest "Directors’ Fees Report" shows.

Greener pastures

Board role a step forward for farmer

Growing up, Jackie Dalziel thought she might like to be a lawyer.

Keely claims international title

New Zealand Rose of Tralee winner Keely O'Grady in Invercargill after she received her title at...

Keely crowned International Rose of Tralee in Ireland

Dad's advice to stay "connected to her Irish culture" put Christchurch 21-year-old Keely O’Grady on her path to winning the International Rose of Tralee title in County Kerry, Ireland, this month.

Wānaka fashion retailer put into voluntary liquidation

Police say the couple drove from Auckland to Hamilton then flew on to Wanaka. Photo: ODT files

Wānaka fashion retailer put into voluntary liquidation

A Wānaka fashion retailer has been put into voluntary liquidation by shareholder resolution, citing the downturn in retail sales and increase in costs.

Improving team wellbeing a personal mission

Givenwell founder Jonny Mirkin is passionate about meaningfully impacting team wellbeing. PHOTOS:...

Improving team wellbeing a personal mission

Dunedin’s newest startup Givenwell was launched in the city this week.

Record season lifts port profits

Smoke blows from the funnel of the cruise ship Ovation of the Seas as she enters Otago Harbour in...

Record season lifts port profits

Port Otago has announced a $30.4m profit — up 30% on last year’s result — on the back of record seasons for both container and cruise ships.

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