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Gentrack has signed what it describes as a substantial contract with a large British water company. Growth in the manufacturing sector has picked up strongly, despite a drag caused by the reduced dairy payout.
The New Zealand dollar has fallen about two percent against its American counterpart, after a weaker than expected dairy result overnight. Federated Farmers shocked at the drop in dairy prices and the Greek parliament passes a crucial bailout bill amid violent clashes in Athens. An urgent safety assessment of Lyttelton Port's fuel tanks starts tomorrow, but it is unclear how long it will take, leaving those nearby anxious for answers.
After yesterday's historic flyby of Pluto more detailed images of Pluto are now arriving at mission control in Maryland. Labour says the sacking of a Barfoot and Thompson employee for leaking confidential housing data is disappointing but is taking none of the blame. Graham Burke the president of the Specialist Trade Contractors Federation an umbrella group for subcontractors within the construction industry.
Farmers near some of New Zealand's most polluted waterways could have their stock numbers capped. The man who was hit by shrapnel from a police bullet as members of the Armed Offenders Squad hunted a drug fuelled gunman says he feels like he's taking on Goliath. The price of New Zealand's single biggest export, whole milk powder, has fallen again - slumping at auction overnight.
