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    Dairy prices have risen another 1.1 percent at this morning's Global Dairy Trade auction
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     2 April 2025
    Dairy prices have risen another 1.1 percent at this morning's Global Dairy Trade auction
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    It's back to black for the Breakers as they enter a new era
    1 Apr: It's back to black for the Breakers as they enter a new era... more
    A hospitality boss says the Government's missed a major financial opportunity by not backing an Auckland America's Cup bid
    1 Apr: A hospitality boss says the Government's missed a major financial opportunity by not backing an Auckland America's Cup bid... more
    ???1;Australia's Reserve Bank has kept its Official Cash Rate unchanged, as it waits for the impact of tariffs expected from Donald Trump tomorrow
    1 Apr: ???1;Australia's Reserve Bank has kept its Official Cash Rate unchanged, as it waits for the impact of tariffs expected from Donald Trump tomorrow... more
    Centrix is encouraging New Zealanders who can afford to, to get behind Kiwi businesses
    1 Apr: Centrix is encouraging New Zealanders who can afford to, to get behind Kiwi businesses... more
    The Reserve Bank's reviewing its capital adequacy ratios - which are said to be costing farmers a fortune
    1 Apr: The Reserve Bank's reviewing its capital adequacy ratios - which are said to be costing farmers a fortune... more
    Auckland Airport is cutting its airline passenger charges for the next two years
    31 Mar: Auckland Airport is cutting its airline passenger charges for the next two years... more
    A recovery in red meat prices has come too late to aid Silver Fern Farms - whose revenue fell 144-million-dollars last year
    31 Mar: A recovery in red meat prices has come too late to aid Silver Fern Farms - whose revenue fell 144-million-dollars last year... more
    The Gore community's mourning a well-respected businessman who died in a plane crash in Otago
    31 Mar: The Gore community's mourning a well-respected businessman who died in a plane crash in Otago... more
    Foodstuffs says supermarkets can't take all the blame, for the price customers are paying at the checkout
    31 Mar: Foodstuffs says supermarkets can't take all the blame, for the price customers are paying at the checkout... more

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    Law and Order:
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