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New Zealand dollar slips against euro
Currency sinks amid speculation of Greek debt deal. 8 Feb 2012 8:20 AM

New Zealand Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard to Step Down in September
New Zealand central bank Governor Alan Bollard will quit in September, ending a decade-long tenure in which he raised interest rates to a record high before cutting them last year to the their lowest ever.

Chinese Developer Wins Approval to Buy 16 New Zealand Farms
Shanghai Pengxin Group Co., a Chinese property developer seeking to export dairy products to Asia, won approval to buy 16 New Zealand dairy farms amid local objections to rising foreign ownership of assets.

Labour wants NZ On Air director to quit
Maori Party co-leader Tariana Turia condemns the desecration of the grave of New Zealand's first governor.

New Zealand Windfall Lures Goldman as Key Pushes State IPOs
After a dearth of initial public offerings in the past decade, New Zealand is back on investment bankers’ radar screens as Prime Minister John Key prepares the biggest round of state asset sales in more than 20 years.

Goldman Lured by New Zealand Windfall as Key Pushes State IPOs
After a dearth of initial public offerings in the past decade, New Zealand is back on investment bankers’ radar screens as Prime Minister John Key prepares the biggest round of state asset sales in more than 20 years.

Lower tax rate no "silver bullet" for more foreign investment
Cutting the company tax rate isn’t a “silver bullet” that would stoke foreign investment in New Zealand, according to the Inland Revenue Department.

New Zealand Energy Spuds Copper Moki-2 and Ranui-2 Wells
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA-- - New Zealand Energy Corp. is pleased to provide an operational update on its production and exploration activities on New Zealand's North Island. HIGHLIGHTSTaranaki Basin -- Copper Moki-1 has produced an average of 550 barrels of oil per day over the first 30 days of long-term production -- CM-1 ...

New Zealand expects Australian interest in asset selloff
Deputy Prime Minister says the biggest sale of government-owned assets in more than a decade will fund 'social assets'.

New Zealand expects Australian interest
Deputy Prime Minister says the biggest sale of government-owned assets in more than a decade will fund 'social assets'.

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