Forestry conversions are putting land at risk, farmer says
Forestry conversions are putting land at risk, farmer says
"We just hate to see our land for future generations put at such risk."
Sally Rae
Capital raise from farmers ‘almost a little unfair’
Capital raise from farmers ‘almost a little unfair’
Alliance Group has announced a capital raise from cash-strapped farmer shareholders — a move described by a farming leader as "almost a little unfair".
Public excluded from show this year
Public excluded from show this year
It's a no-show for the public at one of Canterbury’s biggest events this year with the postponement of the New Zealand Agricultural Show.
Public excluded from show this year
Public excluded from show this year
It's a no-show for the public at one of Canterbury’s biggest events this year with the postponement of the New Zealand Agricultural Show.
Resilience in farming key for Rolfe
Resilience in farming key for Rolfe
Forget an MBA.
42% drop in profit for Scott
42% drop in profit for Scott
Scott Technology is citing one-off strategic review costs and higher lease and financing costs for a 42% drop in after tax net profit to $4.5 million for the six months to February 29.
Oritain opening up in Singapore
Oritain opening up in Singapore
Dunedin-founded global success story Oritain is expanding its international reach, opening an office in Singapore later this year.
No public at show
No public at show
It's a no-show for the public at one of Canterbury’s biggest events this year with the postponement of the New Zealand Agricultural Show.
No halting Halter’s on-farm success
No halting Halter’s on-farm success
Craig Piggott can still remember the first field days for Halter on which half those attending walked past saying "that’ll never work" and the other half said it would be incredible if it did.
Failed cafe chain owes more than $6.8m
Failed cafe chain owes more than $6.8m
Wishbone, which had an outlet at Christchurch Airport, owes creditors more than $6.8 million, the liquidator’s six-month report shows.
More than $6.8m owed by failed Wishbone
More than $6.8m owed by failed Wishbone
National cafe chain Wishbone, which had an outlet at Dunedin Hospital, owes creditors more than $6.8 million, the liquidator’s six-month report shows.
No halting Halter’s on-farm success
No halting Halter’s on-farm success
Craig Piggott can still remember the first field days for Halter on which half those attending walked past saying "that’ll never work" and the other half said it would be incredible if it did.
PGW board distractions over after bid - chairman
PGW board distractions over after bid - chairman
PGG Wrightson chairman Garry Moore says recent boardroom distractions are over and it is doing its "darndest" to ensure staff, customers and shareholders get the attention they deserve.
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Keeping farmers informed to weather any storm
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Keeping farmers informed to weather any storm
Dunedin man Justin Courtney enjoys providing weather data tailored to specific industry needs, Sally Rae writes.
Nasdaq cites Allbirds
Nasdaq cites Allbirds
Allbirds, once the darling of the footwear world, has been served a non-compliance notice from the Nasdaq after its shares fell below $1 for 30 consecutive days.
Silver Fern Farms records $24.4m loss
Silver Fern Farms records $24.4m loss
Silver Fern Farms says a $24.4 million full-year loss after tax and a $497m drop in revenue reflects a year of challenging market conditions, which have impacted the whole supply chain.
Accurate, timely info needed to weather storm
Accurate, timely info needed to weather storm
Voting is open for Silver Fern Farms Co-operative’s 2024 director election.
Seeking profitability, fair returns
Seeking profitability, fair returns
Voting is open for Silver Fern Farms Co-operative’s 2024 director election.
Consent for Wānaka zero-carbon building
Consent for Wānaka zero-carbon building
Resource consent has been granted for a four-storey commercial building — designed to achieve a southern hemisphere first in zero carbon certification — in Wānaka’s Three Parks development.
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Building firm director judged bankrupt
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Dunedin building firm director judged bankrupt
Former Otago rugby player Brett McCormack, a director of collapsed Dunedin building firm Clan Construction, has been adjudicated bankrupt.