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    A possible boost in building activity on the horizon, with the most home consents in September in more than two years
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     3 November 2025
    A possible boost in building activity on the horizon, with the most home consents in September in more than two years
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    The future of two Stirling Sports stores in Christchurch is uncertain - as their parent company enters liquidation, owing three quarters of a million dollars
    3 Nov: The future of two Stirling Sports stores in Christchurch is uncertain - as their parent company enters liquidation, owing three quarters of a million dollars... more
    Alarm bells as record numbers of people make KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals
    3 Nov: Alarm bells as record numbers of people make KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals... more
    One of the country's largest KiwiSaver fund managers says its new company will make governments commit to infrastructure
    3 Nov: One of the country's largest KiwiSaver fund managers says its new company will make governments commit to infrastructure... more
    Changes to the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act have shown little consideration for intellectually disabled Kiwis
    2 Nov: Changes to the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act have shown little consideration for intellectually disabled Kiwis... more
    Z Energy is apologising for any confusion, caused by aspects of a 2022 advertising campaign
    2 Nov: Z Energy is apologising for any confusion, caused by aspects of a 2022 advertising campaign... more
    Firefighters have put out a large blaze at a commercial property in Auckland's Orewa overnight
    2 Nov: Firefighters have put out a large blaze at a commercial property in Auckland's Orewa overnight... more
    Thousands of PowerNet customers remain cut off in the lower South Island - a week after a severe storm downed much of its network
    1 Nov: Thousands of PowerNet customers remain cut off in the lower South Island - a week after a severe storm downed much of its network... more
    US AI chip giant, Nvidia is rapidly propelling its stock to record highs
    1 Nov: US AI chip giant, Nvidia is rapidly propelling its stock to record highs... more
    Increasing demand from Asia is forecasted to boost global beef trade in the next five years
    1 Nov: Increasing demand from Asia is forecasted to boost global beef trade in the next five years... more

     Most Popular Recent Business News
     19 Nov: Auckland's St Kentigern College has revealed what led to a blaze in one of its classroom buildings this afternoon +++++++++++++++++++++++
     20 Nov: Relief on Wall Street, as computer chip giant Nvidia records another record-high three months +++++++++++++++++++
     07 Nov: Power has been restored to the Far North but residents are being asked to continue to conserve power today ++++++++++++++
     13 Nov: Associate Education Minister David Seymour's blaming strike action for poor school attendance +++++++++++++
     07 Nov: Luxury retailer Faraday's will be opening a 30 million dollar development on Auckland's Queen Street ++++++++++++
     07 Nov: Our largest electricity gentailer is welcoming two major announcements for the energy sector +++++++++++
     08 Nov: Major US tech companies have lost more than $1 trillion in market value since the beginning of November 2025 +++++++++++

     Business NewsLinks
      4 Dec: Nuki drops wi-fi paywall for its smart lock, but raises the lock’s price (PC World)
      4 Dec: Micron will end crucial consumer brand in another ai casualty (PC World)
      4 Dec: ‘just a hole in the ground’: the bankrupt and the nationwide pool business (Stuff.co.nz)
      3 Dec: Hyland appoints eric snow to lead global brand communications (ITBrief)
      3 Dec: Four things to consider when choosing a business process outsourcing partner in 2026 (ITBrief)
      3 Dec: Christchurch’s three boys brewery founders pass the baton to their head brewer (Stuff.co.nz)
      3 Dec: New relic & aws launch ai observability tools for faster response (ITBrief)
      3 Dec: Enterprises to face major security & connectivity shifts by 2026 (ITBrief)
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     Today's News

    National:
    Labeling dissent as terrorism: New US domestic terrorism priorities raise constitutional alarms 12:07

    Entertainment:
    Zandra Rhodes has led tributes to late fashion icon Pam Hogg 12:06

    International:
    New images of Jeffrey Epstein's island released as Ghislaine Maxwell flags bid for freedom 11:57

    Politics:
    Christchurch's Mayor wants to accelerate talks on forming a Greater Christchurch super-city 11:57

    Law and Order:
    A High Court jury has found a 35-year-old man guilty of murdering Dunedin man, Gurjit Singh  11:37

    Environment:
    Six people arrested on suspicion of deactivating fire alarms at Hong Kong fire apartment complex 11:37

    Entertainment:
    Kim Kardashian wanted to "taunt" the people behind her 2016 Paris robbery 11:36

    International:
    China halts Japanese cultural events after tensions rise over Taiwan remarks 11:17

    Entertainment:
    Jackson Browne's son has died 11:06

    Business:
    Fonterra is getting closer to selling off its consumer brands like Anchor and Mainland 10:47

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