11 dead in new zealand balloon crash

11 dead in New Zealand balloon crash

A burst into flames and crashed to the ground in on Saturday, killing all 11 people on board, after apparently hitting a power line.
ailing williams out of nzealand tennis tournament

Ailing Williams out of N.Zealand tennis tournament

Seven-time Grand Slam champion has pulled out of an warm-up in New Zealand as she continues to battle a debilitating illness.
australias anz annual profits up 19 pct

Australia's ANZ annual profits up 19 pct

on Thursday announced a 19 per cent rise in annual profits, but warned of difficult conditions ahead due to global economic volatility.
new charges as storm threatens stranded nz ship

New charges as storm threatens stranded N.Z. ship

Officers from a ship stuck on a reef faced fresh charges Wednesday amid ongoing fears the vessel could break up, leaking more oil and worsening the environmental disaster.
air new zealand in 270 mln aircraft order with atr

Air New Zealand in $270 mln aircraft order with ATR

said Wednesday it would purchase up to 12 aircraft from European manufacturer ATR, in a deal potentially worth $270 million.
slade to shape all blacks quarter final vs argentina

Slade to shape All Blacks' quarter-final vs Argentina

start the business end of burying their World Cup demons on Sunday, playing on their most cherished venue as overwhelming favourites in their quarter-final match against .
vinamilk opens milk factory in new zealand

Vinamilk opens milk factory in New Zealand

The New Zealand milk powder factory, Miraka, supported by the Viet Nam Dairy Products JSC (Vinamilk) has come into operation.
vinamilks new zealand plant begins operation

Vinamilk’s New Zealand plant begins operation

The country’s largest dairy company, Vinamilk, said yesterday that a milk powder plant in New Zealand in which it has a stake has become operational.
us new zealand leaders bond on trade security

US, New Zealand leaders bond on trade, security

The United States and New Zealand hailed new cooperation in a once frosty relationship as President Barack Obama called for work on a trans-Pacific trade deal by November.
new zealand pm backs lagarde as new imf chief

New Zealand PM backs Lagarde as new IMF chief

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key on Monday backed French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde to head the IMF, describing her as "super impressive".
quake hit new zealand takes axe to public services

Quake-hit New Zealand takes axe to public services

New Zealand said Thursday it would cut public service spending and partially privatise state-owned assets to help pay for devastating Christchurch earthquakes and kickstart the flagging economy.
china begins quest for 2014 world cup

China begins quest for 2014 World Cup

China began its long qualification march to the 2014 Brazil World Cup Friday by drawing New Zealand 1-1 in a warm up friendly at home -- but did not score themselves.
kiwi firms ready to do business

Kiwi firms ready to do business

Scores of New Zealand firms are hunting investment opportunities in Vietnam.
air nz shares plunge on japan nz disaster profit warning

Air NZ shares plunge on Japan, NZ. disaster profit warning

Air New Zealand warned Tuesday the Christchurch and Japanese disasters had dashed its second-half profit prospects, sending shares in the airline plummeting almost eight per cent.
danang eager to attract new zealand investors

Danang eager to attract New Zealand investors

A workshop to promote cooperation in trade and investment between Danang and New Zealand was held on March 7 in Da Nang with the aim of opening up opportunities for businesses from the central city to work with partners from New Zealand (NZ).