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    The Government's being urged not to go ahead with its minimum wage rise next year
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     28 October 2020
    The Government's being urged not to go ahead with its minimum wage rise next year
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    A penalty for overcharging customers at one of Auckland's biggest supermarkets, Pak'nSave Mangere
    28 Oct: A penalty for overcharging customers at one of Auckland's biggest supermarkets, Pak'nSave Mangere... more
    A sheep milking business has opened an office in China - on the back of Asian demand for alternative milk
    28 Oct: A sheep milking business has opened an office in China - on the back of Asian demand for alternative milk... more
    A big decision for Wellington City Council today
    28 Oct: A big decision for Wellington City Council today... more
    A multi-million dollar fix for Wellington's central library is expected to be signed off today - despite many wanting to see the building torn down
    28 Oct: A multi-million dollar fix for Wellington's central library is expected to be signed off today - despite many wanting to see the building torn down... more
    New Zealand has exported far more than it's imported during the Covid 19 pandemic
    27 Oct: New Zealand has exported far more than it's imported during the Covid 19 pandemic... more
    The Covid 19 pandemic is proving to be the final "straw" for consolidation in the soft drink sector
    27 Oct: The Covid 19 pandemic is proving to be the final "straw" for consolidation in the soft drink sector... more
    The Covid 19 pandemic is proving to the final "straw" towards consolidation in the soft drink sector
    27 Oct: The Covid 19 pandemic is proving to the final "straw" towards consolidation in the soft drink sector... more
    The MCG looks like it'll be open for business for the Boxing Day test
    27 Oct: The MCG looks like it'll be open for business for the Boxing Day test... more
    The long weekend has seen an unexpected frenzy of new house buyers and investors, since LVRs came off earlier last year
    26 Oct: The long weekend has seen an unexpected frenzy of new house buyers and investors, since LVRs came off earlier last year... more

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     01 Oct: The Green Party is promising to make tech and the internet accessible to all ... if it's re-elected ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     13 Oct: Kaikoura businesses are smiling ear-to-ear with the reopening of the Coastal Pacific railway +++++++++++++++++++
     05 Oct: Dairy giant Fonterra's farm sales in China,don't mean it's pulling out of the market +++++++
     17 Oct: Wairarapa Bush Rugby Union apologises to Sir Graham Henry ++++++
     20 Oct: New Zealand's biggest bank is about to stop buying and selling foreign cash ++++++
     24 Oct: A 30 metre long air bridge is being installed on Auckland's Hobson St this morning ++++++
     16 Oct: Saving Wellington's civic square is crucial to the capital's culture ++++++

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      30 Oct: Deloitte top 200: finalists announced for celebration of kiwi business (NZ Herald)
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