For more than 60 years, the dairy giant Fonterra and its predecessors have been one of the biggest employers in the Hamilton central city.
That could be about to change, with the company looking to move its 400 staff out of the CBD to greener pastures.
But as Libby Kirkby-McLeod reports, new firms are eyeing up the benefits of doing business in Kirikiriroa.
There’s reason to cry over spilled milk, researchers say.
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