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    New Zealand's current account deficit has narrowed to its smallest point in four years
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     17 September 2025
    New Zealand's current account deficit has narrowed to its smallest point in four years
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    Potential traces of salmonella has forced a recall of 'Deep' brand's Green Garlic
    17 Sep: Potential traces of salmonella has forced a recall of 'Deep' brand's Green Garlic... more
    Primary school teachers are demanding more resourcing and support, as they prepare to strike
    17 Sep: Primary school teachers are demanding more resourcing and support, as they prepare to strike... more
    Dairy prices have fallen another 0.8 percent at this morning's Global Dairy Trade auction
    17 Sep: Dairy prices have fallen another 0.8 percent at this morning's Global Dairy Trade auction... more
    ???1;Falling interest rates are yet to flow through to the housing market
    16 Sep: ???1;Falling interest rates are yet to flow through to the housing market... more
    Otago has emerged as the most expensive region in New Zealand, for renters
    16 Sep: Otago has emerged as the most expensive region in New Zealand, for renters... more
    Watties has explained its decision to suddenly end contracts with local peach suppliers
    16 Sep: Watties has explained its decision to suddenly end contracts with local peach suppliers... more
    An importer has been hit with a 140-thousand dollar fine after selling small toy cars, that young children could choke on
    16 Sep: An importer has been hit with a 140-thousand dollar fine after selling small toy cars, that young children could choke on... more
    Our largest sector is continuing to do it tough
    16 Sep: Our largest sector is continuing to do it tough... more
    New Zealanders are spending less of their income on vehicle insurance, than they were a year ago
    16 Sep: New Zealanders are spending less of their income on vehicle insurance, than they were a year ago... more

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     Today's News

    		 Rugby:
    World Rugby have snapped back at criticism over their handling of the biting incident in the women's World Cup quarter-finals 14:17

     Rugby:
    All Blacks halfback Cam Roigard will return from a foot fracture off the bench for Counties-Manukau this weekend against Auckland in the NPC 14:17

     Cricket:
    Top sports teams are bought and sold for billions worldwide. The risky trend is coming to Australia 14:17

     National:
    Pacific leaders reach agreement on big issues – but unity remains elusive 14:07

     Netball:
    Stand-in Silver Ferns coach Yvette McCausland-Durie has declared a 3-nil Taini Jamison netball series victory over South Africa remains the expectation while off-court dramas continue 14:07

     Entertainment:
    Britt Lower thanked her Severance alter ego as she picked up her first Emmy Award on Sunday (14.09.25) 14:01

     Business:
    New Zealand's current account deficit has narrowed to its smallest point in four years 13:47

     Environment:
    Heavy rain and strong wind's made landfall in the South Island - causing power outages and a road closure 13:37

     International:
    Does washing your fruit and veggies remove chemicals? 13:37

     Entertainment:
    Hannah Einbinder joked she had thought it was "cooler to lose" until she won her first Emmy Award on Sunday (14.09.25) 13:31
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