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Another shot fired in milk price battle - Stuff.co.nz

MSN NZ News

Another shot fired in milk price battle Stuff.co.nz Federated Farmers hopes a "price war" will ramp up after several stores slashed the cost of milk yesterday. Nosh Food Market reduced the price of its Cow and Gate milk yesterday to $1 a litre, sparking one Pak 'n Save store across the street from its ... Milk wars come to New ZealandVoxy Farmers welcome milk price warMSN NZ News Trendy grocer leads way with $1-a-litre milk dealNew Zealand Herald TVNZ -Radio New Zealand all 25 news articles »

City rebuild plan 'unworkable' - New Zealand Herald

3News NZ

City rebuild plan 'unworkable' New Zealand Herald By Anne Gibson Plans for Christchurch's rebuild have been criticised by commercial developers who believe it is unworkable. The Property Council made a submission to the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority calling the Christchurch City Council's ... Rebuild 'at risk' in new city planStuff.co.nz Draft plan still seen as hindrance to rebuildRadio New Zealand New rating system for buildings' quake safetyTVNZ National Business Review -Newstalk ZB -3News NZ all 44 news articles »

RBA passes, now it's the banks' turn - Sydney Morning Herald

Bloomberg

RBA passes, now it's the banks' turn Sydney Morning Herald Online political editor Tim Lester questions whether the big banks will raise interest rates after yesterday's RBA decision. The Reserve Bank's decision to leave its cash rate at 4.25 per cent is going to cause some hand-wringing inside the big banks. Big four banks contemplate rate riseThe Australian Rates, jobs and speedboats: the economy explainedABC Online Euro nears six-week highFinancial Times New Zealand Herald -BusinessWeek -Wall Street Journal all 1,380 news articles »

Profit pleases WSI - Otago Daily Times

Otago Daily Times

Profit pleases WSI Otago Daily Times By Sally Rae on Wed, 8 Feb 2012 New Zealand Wool Services International (WSI) has recorded a group net profit after tax of $1.801 million for the six months to December 31. While that was lower than the record result of $3.058 million in the ... Lower margins, high kiwi hit exporterStuff.co.nz High dollar seen as killing wool tradeRadio New Zealand NZWSI posts half-year profit of $1.08mguide2.co.nz MSN NZ News -Scoop.co.nz (press release) all 17 news articles »

Subdued recovery to continue - Treasury - National Business Review

Subdued recovery to continue - Treasury National Business Review It's a beer, or maybe even a watered down shandy, of an economic recovery, rather than a champagne party. The Treasury's latest monthly economic update says New Zealand's economic recovery will continue over the coming year, although it won't be much ... Economic outlook now worse - TreasuryRadio New Zealand Risks rising of economy hitting 'downside scenario'Stuff.co.nz New Zealand Economic Outlook Has Deteriorated, Treasury SaysBusinessWeek Bloomberg -MarketWatch all 23 news articles »

Christmas cheer boosts Hallenstein Glasson earnings - National Business Review

Christmas cheer boosts Hallenstein Glasson earnings National Business Review Clothing retailer Hallenstein Glasson has lifted its half-year earnings guidance 25%, thanks to record Christmas sales. Sales for the six months to February 1 had grown $7.85 million or almost 8% to $108.56 million, Hallenstein said in a trading update ... Hallenstein first half profit rises 25%MSN NZ News Hallenstein Glasson expecting a better first-halfsharechat Hallenstein 1H earnings rise 25%, targets digital storesScoop.co.nz (press release) all 6 news articles »

Teens in court over shining lasers into planes - Newstalk ZB

Southland Times

Teens in court over shining lasers into planes Newstalk ZB There's a call for tougher penalties for those caught pointing lasers at aircraft from the Airline Pilots' Association. Labour MP Iain Lees-Galloway agrees, saying a 12 month prison term or a $10000 fine is proving an inadequate deterrent. Pilot group calls for laser banStuff.co.nz Laser ban wanted by pilotsRadio New Zealand Calls fore Government to Restrict Access to Class 3 LasersScoop.co.nz (press release) all 16 news articles »