Anan Zaki
Business Reporter at Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
Business reporter at @RadioNZ | Email me [email protected]
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1 week ago |
rnz.co.nz | Anan Zaki
The head of Fonterra says he understands consumers' frustration about the price of butter, but the co-op has to deliver for farmers. In its third-quarter update, Fonterra's profit for the nine months ended April rose 11 percent to $1.08 billion (or $1.16b excluding one-offs), driven by strong demand. But the same demand has meant soaring prices for household staples like butter.
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1 week ago |
radionz.co.nz | Anan Zaki
Dairy farmers are in for another bumper season Fonterra releases its third quarter update, with a strong profit Work on the sale of consumer business is ongoingFarmers are in line for another bumper dairy season after Fonterra revealed its opening forecast for the new season. Fonterra's 2025/26 milk price forecast is $10 per kilogram of milk solids, driven by ongoing strong demand.
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1 week ago |
rnz.co.nz | Anan Zaki
Dairy farmers are in for another bumper season Fonterra releases its third quarter update, with a strong profit Work on the sale of consumer business is ongoingFarmers are in line for another bumper dairy season after Fonterra revealed its opening forecast for the new season. Fonterra's 2025/26 milk price forecast is $10 per kilogram of milk solids, driven by ongoing strong demand.
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2 weeks ago |
rnz.co.nz | Anan Zaki
The budget move to halve the government's KiwiSaver contributions has been described as a blow to sole traders. The government contribution would be cut from $521 to just over $260 - provided there was a minimum of $1042 saved over a year, and those earning more than $180,000 would now miss out altogether. The government said this is to make sure the scheme's costs to the taxpayer "remain sustainable". Wellington-based personal trainer Carl Rein believed it would affect him long-term.
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2 weeks ago |
radionz.co.nz | Anan Zaki
The budget move to halve the government's KiwiSaver contributions has been described as a blow to sole traders. The government contribution would be cut from $521 to just over $260 - provided there was a minimum of $1042 saved over a year, and those earning more than $180,000 would now miss out altogether. The government said this is to make sure the scheme's costs to the taxpayer "remain sustainable". Wellington-based personal trainer Carl Rein believed it would affect him long-term.
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