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    From private jets to easyJet. How Western sanctions have hit Russia
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     8 August 2025
    After more than three years, Russia claims it has become immune to Western sanctions as the US threatens new severe measures if a ceasefire is not agreed by August 8.
    >> Read Article 

    BusinessNZ says our product labelling regulations are a multi-billion dollar issue for New Zealand
    8 Aug: BusinessNZ says our product labelling regulations are a multi-billion dollar issue for New Zealand... more
    Orana Wildlife Park is no longer banned from taking in new animals
    8 Aug: Orana Wildlife Park is no longer banned from taking in new animals... more
    A lack of available gas - could force major fertiliser manufacturer, Ballance - to close its Kapuni plant for four months
    7 Aug: A lack of available gas - could force major fertiliser manufacturer, Ballance - to close its Kapuni plant for four months... more
    A view higher than average grocery prices show something's clearly wrong with our grocery sector
    7 Aug: A view higher than average grocery prices show something's clearly wrong with our grocery sector... more
    The final countdown's begun for Interislander's Aratere - with her last trip across the Cook Strait announced for August 18
    7 Aug: The final countdown's begun for Interislander's Aratere - with her last trip across the Cook Strait announced for August 18... more
    Rising unemployment is expected to add to the case for a lower OCR
    7 Aug: Rising unemployment is expected to add to the case for a lower OCR... more
    Foodstuffs is standing by its right to make a healthy profit
    7 Aug: Foodstuffs is standing by its right to make a healthy profit... more
    Foodstuffs insists Kiwi shoppers are getting a good deal on their groceries
    7 Aug: Foodstuffs insists Kiwi shoppers are getting a good deal on their groceries... more
    Donald Trump imposes an additional 25 per cent tariff on Indian goods over Russian oil imports
    7 Aug: The US president has signed an executive order imposing the additional levy, which comes after days of threats to punish New Delhi for importing Russian oil.... more

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     19 Jul: One Waikato resident's become a millionaire tonight after winning Lotto First Division ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     15 Jul: Foodstuffs is rejecting claims of "cartel conduct" +++++++++++++++
     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 +++++++++++++++
     18 Jul: A BNZ whistleblower's vowing to fight on, after being awarded more than 500-thousand dollars +++++++++++++++
     03 Aug: One in three New Zealanders are falling for online scams, and many are likely to keep it quiet out of shame ++++++++++++++
     18 Jul: Warnings the wild weather that's battered the top of the South Island - will push up produce prices ++++++++++++++

     Business NewsLinks
      14 Aug: Fight ai-powered online scams with avast ai assistant (PC World)
      13 Aug: Shayne blazley appointed to lead hdr bes growth in anz region (ITBrief)
      13 Aug: Gallagher security appoints sean pathak to lead upper north island (ITBrief)
      13 Aug: Ai can make us uk's biggest firm, rolls-royce says (BBCWorld)
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      13 Aug: Move over, chatgpt: perplexity bids $34.5 billion for google chrome (PC World)
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     Today's News

    		 Rugby:
    The All Blacks have put themselves through their paces in Buenos Aires as they count down to the start of the Rugby Championship against Argentina 21:57

     Entertainment:
    Angelina Jolie is planning to leave Los Angeles 21:42

     Rugby:
    Building on their efforts from July is the focus for the All Blacks as they build towards game one of the Rugby Championship this weekend 21:17

     Entertainment:
    Jennifer Aniston had mourned Matthew Perry "for a long time" before his death 21:12

     Entertainment:
    Mel B teamed up with Mel C to perform a Spice Girls song at her second wedding celebration 20:42

     Entertainment:
    Yungblud has vowed to spend the rest of his life honouring Ozzy Osbourne 20:12

     Entertainment:
    Sophie Turner has hit back after she was criticised for going out with her friends 19:42

     International:
    Trump and Putin will meet this weekend in Alaska — here's what we know 19:37

     Entertainment:
    Paul Walter Hauser told "70 or 80 random people" about his appearance in Fantastic Four 19:12

     Politics:
    Kaitaia District Court has ruled in favour of the Tenancy Tribunal - over the status of motel residents 18:57
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