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Aug, 2017

Global coal production continues decline

Global coal production fell last year by a bigger margin than in any year since records began in 1971, according to new OECD figures.

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Aug, 2017

New tech simplifies DNA sequencing for primary sector

Improvements to DNA sequencing technology will be able to help researchers solve genetic problems faster in animals, plants and other organisms, a Palmerston North scientist says.

21
Aug, 2017

Michael Hill makes strong full-year profit

Michael Hill International’s strong full-year profit was underpinned by growth in its three key markets – Australia, New Zealand and Canada.

20
Aug, 2017

Mondelez to pour $7m into revamped Cadbury World

Dunedin’s Cadbury chocolate factory is closing soon, but the company says it will still spend $7 million developing Cadbury World in the city.

20
Aug, 2017

When shared, what’s spared: Social media in the mainstream

Mediawatch – Many New Zealanders willingly share things on social media, but also think media should need permission to run it. Colin Peacock asks if that’s realistic.

20
Aug, 2017

Selwyn council trials ‘smart’ playground

Rolleston in Canterbury now has an augmented reality playground.

19
Aug, 2017

Floating flaky facts on water

Mediawatch – $18 cabbages? An extra $75 for wine? Eye-watering claims about the crippling costs of charging for water floated free in the media this past week – even in the rural press which should have known better.

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Aug, 2017

Steel and Tube profit falls as expected

A second building products company has felt the strains in the construction sector resulting in lower profits.

18
Aug, 2017

Power upgrade costs to be passed to customers

A massive upgrade of electricity wires, poles and transformers across wide areas of the North Island could add $3 to $4 per month to average consumers’ power bills.

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Aug, 2017

Spark reports increase in full year profit

Spark has reported an increase in full-year profit, with an improved performance in the mobile and information technology divisions.

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