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Fonterra lifts forecast range for farmgate milk price
11 Nov 2024Strong demand for dairy products in China, Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia helped push up global prices, Fonterra's chief executive says.
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New public-private partnerships framework has Labour's backing
13 Nov 2024A new public-private partnerships framework has been released by the government, with backing from the opposition.
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Low income households cut back on showering, washing and cooking as power bills rise
13 Nov 2024They are also spending disproportionately more of their income on power costs, researchers say.
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Departing NZME journalist urges followers to ditch podcast
13 Nov 2024Frances Cook claims she's had her podcast "taken".
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Who is the best mobile phone service provider?
13 Nov 2024Consumer NZ has released its annual survey into the best, and worst, companies. Audio
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Wanting to sell your house? It may take 7 years before you don't face a loss
13 Nov 2024That is, if you bought a house at the peak of the market.
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Contact Energy to build new geothermal plant at Wairakei
13 Nov 2024It will be the first step in replacing the company's 1950s-built Wairakei geothermal power station.
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More Kiwis on on track to spend on Black Friday this year
13 Nov 2024The number of people planning to shop on Black Friday this year has jumped to 51 percent, according to a survey.
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Mainfreight's half year profit down as market returns to normal
13 Nov 2024The result was marginally better than the transport company's expectations.
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Reserve Bank issues rare warning to Quest Insurance Group
12 Nov 2024Quest Insurance Group was found to have failed to maintain a minimum solvency margin for its non-life insurance business.
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Trump sparks interest rate warning for NZ
12 Nov 2024Fitch Solutions has updated New Zealand's economic outlook for 2025 to account for Donald Trump's trade policies.
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Former high-cost lender Eagle Man fined $200k
12 Nov 2024The Commerce Commission says Eagle Man breached multiple aspects of the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act.
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KiwiSaver funds grew by $7 billion in three months
12 Nov 2024It is up on an $8 billion increase in the first half of 2024.
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Man jailed for nearly four years for fraud in relation to Covid business support loans
12 Nov 2024An Upper Hutt man has been jailed for nearly four years after fraudulently obtaining more than $80,000 in Covid business support loans.
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Coldplay's in Auckland, and Mount Eden businesses are excited for the crowds
12 Nov 2024About 150,000 people are set to see Coldplay at Auckland's Eden Park this week across three shows.
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Why we might need to pay more tax
12 Nov 2024This is likely to be key issue of next election, commentators say
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Why term depositors may be getting a good deal at the moment
12 Nov 2024People with money in term deposits may be getting a better deal than normal at the moment. Audio
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Scam ads from businesses 'closing down' making the rounds
12 Nov 2024An ad that has been paid for does not gaurantee its safety, Netsafe says.
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Uncertain times for Westland tourism businesses
12 Nov 2024'For tourists, it is very uncertain times' - Westland businesses fielding cancellations.
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Simplicity secures stake in boat company Stabicraft Marine
KiwiSaver provider Simplicity has announced its private equity fund has bought into the Invercargill based company.
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Outdoor Gravity using wool, hemp fibres to make hot tubs more sustainable
12 Nov 2024A Bay of Plenty tourism company is on a mission to make locally made hot tubs more environmentally friendly - with the help of New Zealand wool.
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Plans to open new blood cancer treatment business
12 Nov 2024A biotech company has plans to begin offering a new type of treatment for some blood cancers, in Christchuch.
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Average house values little changed from start of year
12 Nov 2024"New Zealand's housing market remains largely flat overall," QV operations manager James Wilson says.
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Survey reveals predictions for the economy in 2025
11 Nov 2024Business and finance leaders expect inflation to be firmly under control, and the official cash rate to likely fall sharply, over the next year.
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