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    Horticulture NZ's emphasising the importance of backing growers - as exports climb to record levels
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     17 December 2025
    Horticulture NZ's emphasising the importance of backing growers - as exports climb to record levels
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    More than a 100-thousand dollars in fines - for Waikato farms convicted of mismanaging effluent
    17 Dec: More than a 100-thousand dollars in fines - for Waikato farms convicted of mismanaging effluent... more
    Households are expected to remain optimistic heading into 2026
    17 Dec: Households are expected to remain optimistic heading into 2026... more
    Consumer confidence has hit a high for the year, as we head into a New Year
    17 Dec: Consumer confidence has hit a high for the year, as we head into a New Year... more
    FIFA has introduced a new ticketing tier for next year's World Cup, following an uproar over the prices to attend games
    17 Dec: FIFA has introduced a new ticketing tier for next year's World Cup, following an uproar over the prices to attend games... more
    The Finance Minister's ruling out further cuts to new borrowing next year to get the Government books back to black
    16 Dec: The Finance Minister's ruling out further cuts to new borrowing next year to get the Government books back to black... more
    Cocaine use continues to soar in New Zealand
    16 Dec: Cocaine use continues to soar in New Zealand... more
    A new record median house price for Canterbury
    16 Dec: A new record median house price for Canterbury... more
    Consumer spending has been down for the first 14 days of December - 0.3 percent lower than last year
    16 Dec: Consumer spending has been down for the first 14 days of December - 0.3 percent lower than last year... more
    The Government's making moves to acquire properties for North Canterbury's Woodend Bypass
    16 Dec: The Government's making moves to acquire properties for North Canterbury's Woodend Bypass... more

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     20 Nov: Relief on Wall Street, as computer chip giant Nvidia records another record-high three months +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     01 Dec: Business as usual is expected at Air New Zealand and Jetstar today - after warnings solar radiation could interfere with onboard computers on Airbus A320 aircraft ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     19 Nov: Auckland's St Kentigern College has revealed what led to a blaze in one of its classroom buildings this afternoon +++++++++++++++++++++++++
     04 Dec: Air New Zealand's confident a strike a week out from Christmas, won't need to go ahead +++++++++++++++++++
     24 Nov: Air New Zealand's CEO says the pay increase offered to staff isn't less than inflation, despite union claims +++++++++++++
     25 Nov: The Co-operative Bank has admitted breaking the law and charging too-high fees +++++++++++
     18 Nov: Promise of tougher times for scammers, thanks to a number of new endeavours aiming to build up our defences +++++++++++

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      17 Dec: Small banks expected to be able to compete better against big four banks with rule changes, willis says (Stuff.co.nz)
      17 Dec: Bankrupt kept building pools as complaints piled up - despite multiple warnings to officials (Stuff.co.nz)
      16 Dec: New reserve bank governor anna breman talks to corin dann: 'financial market conditions have tightened' (RadioNZ)
      16 Dec: Paws on board: inside the pet bus as it travels the country (RadioNZ)
      16 Dec: Inland revenue liquidates nearly 900 companies in one year (RadioNZ)
      15 Dec: Harraways invests $11m into nz's only working oat mill (RadioNZ)
      15 Dec: Infrastructure commission calls for government business cases, budget submissions to be public (RadioNZ)
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