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    A property expert believes it's a good time to hold on to a property, as Wellington heads into local body elections later this year
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     16 July 2025
    A property expert believes it's a good time to hold on to a property, as Wellington heads into local body elections later this year
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    Dairy prices have risen 1.1 percent at the latest Global Dairy Trade auction
    16 Jul: Dairy prices have risen 1.1 percent at the latest Global Dairy Trade auction... more
    People selling homes are having to settle for less - as median house prices fall across the country
    15 Jul: People selling homes are having to settle for less - as median house prices fall across the country... more
    Foodstuffs is rejecting claims of "cartel conduct"
    15 Jul: Foodstuffs is rejecting claims of "cartel conduct"... more
    Prices are up 2.2 percent in both Christchurch City, and in Canterbury overall
    15 Jul: Prices are up 2.2 percent in both Christchurch City, and in Canterbury overall... more
    Meal-kit company HelloFresh has pleaded guilty to five charges of misleading customers
    14 Jul: Meal-kit company HelloFresh has pleaded guilty to five charges of misleading customers... more
    Continued tough news for our economy -- with the service sector still not back in recovery mode
    14 Jul: Continued tough news for our economy -- with the service sector still not back in recovery mode... more
    Retail spending's risen in June, as Kiwis fork out for a winter wardrobe
    14 Jul: Retail spending's risen in June, as Kiwis fork out for a winter wardrobe... more
    The Education Minister wants to build our numbers of overseas students
    14 Jul: The Education Minister wants to build our numbers of overseas students... more
    Attempts to patch up what's being described as our broken energy market, don't yet stretch far enough
    14 Jul: Attempts to patch up what's being described as our broken energy market, don't yet stretch far enough... more

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     Most Popular Recent Business News
     19 Jul: One Waikato resident's become a millionaire tonight after winning Lotto First Division ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     27 Jul: Fire and Emergency is reassuring strike action by unionised firefighters will not reduce or impact the services ++++++++++++++++
     28 Jul: Balancing building safety and cost is behind changes to building material legislation ++++++++++++++++
     03 Aug: One in three New Zealanders are falling for online scams, and many are likely to keep it quiet out of shame +++++++++++++++
     29 Jul: The union for education specialists is seeking an injunction - to stop the Ministry of Education docking pay for workers taking industrial action +++++++++++++++
     25 Jul: Nicola Willis insists her talks with Fonterra about butter prices have been productive ++++++++++++++
     30 Jul: Auckland Emergency Management's opening four Civil Defence Centres for residents living on vessels ++++++++++++++

     Business NewsLinks
      16 Aug: Iceland offers £1 reward to customers for reporting shoplifters (BBCWorld)
      16 Aug: The 8 smart home routines i absolutely, positively depend on (PC World)
      15 Aug: Fast is just the beginning: how wi-fi 7 will reshape the connected workplace (ITBrief)
      15 Aug: Workspace 365 launches unified search to cut digital workplace clutter (ITBrief)
      15 Aug: Risky business: the tariff evasion tactics that can create a ton of trouble for aussie exporters (ITBrief)
      15 Aug: The u.s. government may take a stake in intel (PC World)
      15 Aug: Amd’s x3d continues to dominate desktop pcs (PC World)
      15 Aug: Asus moves u.s. manufacturing to avoid tariffs — but not to the u.s. (PC World)
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     Today's News

    		 Environment:
    Snowfall warnings are in place in the South Island, starting tomorrow 18:57

     Law and Order:
    A Palmerston North house has led to the arrest of a 26-year-old man found at the scene 18:37

     Accident and Emergency:
    Three crews are battling a house fire on Palmerston North's Main Street 18:07

     Law and Order:
    Our newsroom can reveal rival gangs the Head Hunters, the Two Eight Brotherhood, and potentially the Crips allegedly used the same network of corrupt baggage handlers for drug smuggling 17:27

     Rugby League:
    The Rabbitohs NRL win over the Eels has come at a literal cost for back rower Jacob Host 17:27

     Rugby:
    Otago have come out on top in a 12 try NPC extravaganza - prevailing 46-41 over Wellington in Porirua 16:57

     Rugby:
    The Wallabies expect a Boks backlash to be in the forecast after their stunning victory in Johannesburg 16:17

     International:
    Trump is calling for peace. But how exactly do you end a war? 16:17

     Law and Order:
    Mass murder investigation in Indian temple town amid whistleblower's claims of secret burials 15:57

     Rugby:
    A plethora of improvement areas for Waikato heading into this afternoon's NPC rugby outing against Counties Manukau in Hamilton 15:27
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