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    Brits may be famed tea drinkers, but coronavirus is driving Londoners to Australian-style coffee
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     28 February 2021
    Seemingly endless lockdowns have brought many small businesses to their knees in the UK, but Australian baristas hope that offering Londoners a decent flat white and a little bit of conversation may be enough to keep them trading.
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    Some NZ post shops in Auckland are operating at alert level 2, despite the rest of the country being at level 1
    27 Feb: Some NZ post shops in Auckland are operating at alert level 2, despite the rest of the country being at level 1... more
    Over-confidence with no cover
    27 Feb: Over-confidence with no cover... more
    New payments hope to encourage more farmers to meet the environment and animal expectations
    27 Feb: New payments hope to encourage more farmers to meet the environment and animal expectations... more
    New Zealand Post's profits have dipped -- despite a record-breaking year for parcel deliveries
    26 Feb: New Zealand Post's profits have dipped -- despite a record-breaking year for parcel deliveries... more
    Anxiety continues for Auckland businesses two weeks on from the emergence of the Papatoetoe Covid-19 cluster
    26 Feb: Anxiety continues for Auckland businesses two weeks on from the emergence of the Papatoetoe Covid-19 cluster... more
    Some relief from yard congestion at Port of Tauranga
    26 Feb: Some relief from yard congestion at Port of Tauranga... more
    The Auditor-General is looking into why private landlords were paid up-to three thousand dollars per week for shoddy emergency housing
    26 Feb: The Auditor-General is looking into why private landlords were paid up-to three thousand dollars per week for shoddy emergency housing... more
    International tourism continues to leave a gap
    26 Feb: International tourism continues to leave a gap... more
    Traffic management restrictions are on the horizon for Auckland's Harbour Bridge
    26 Feb: Traffic management restrictions are on the horizon for Auckland's Harbour Bridge... more

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     Most Popular Recent Business News
     17 Feb: A dream run for dairy is flying in the face of Covid 19 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     25 Feb: Promising news for Fonterra shareholders +++++++++
     26 Feb: The Auditor-General is looking into why private landlords were paid up-to three thousand dollars per week for shoddy emergency housing ++++++++
     01 Feb: The United Kingdom's desire to join the CPTPP trade deal could strengthen our position on the world stage +++++++
     02 Feb: The Retirement Villages Association says there's a flip-side to residents not being paid capital gains on their units +++++
     09 Feb: The Reserve Bank's deputy governor says reintroducing Loan to Value Ratio rules is no silver bullet for house prices +++++
     04 Feb: Disbelief on the outskirts of Dunedin -- on how long it's taken authorities to warn about toxic lead levels in the water +++++

     Business NewsLinks
      28 Feb: Why zero plastic in supermarket produce aisles might not be realistic (Stuff.co.nz)
      27 Feb: Dunedin contractors, beach-goers in standoff over sea lion, pup (NZ Herald)
      27 Feb: So you want to start a business? here's how (Stuff.co.nz)
      26 Feb: How teenagers, shared wi-fi and working from home could be a business security risk (NZ Herald)
      26 Feb: Napier business upset at cancellation of art deco festival (NZ Herald)
      26 Feb: The detail: the story of jake millar, a young entrepreneur who burnt some of the country's wealthiest investors (Stuff.co.nz)
      26 Feb: From $100,000 to $1b in three years: the investor sitting on an afterpay windfall (Stuff.co.nz)
      25 Feb: 2021 won't be an easy year for the nz economy, says anz chief economist (Stuff.co.nz)
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     Today's News

    		 Golf:
    Despite failing to match her opponents on moving day, Lydia Ko's still in contention following round three at the latest LPGA Tour event in Florida 10:56

     Boxing:
    A monumental heavyweight boxing bout coming down under isn't out of the question 10:47

     Law and Order:
    Emma Coronel Aispuro went from beauty queen to the notorious El Chapo's wife. Then came her high-profile arrest 10:36

     Rugby:
    With their home base undetermined at this stage, Blues coach Leon MacDonald's tabled a small town as a potential host 10:27

     Cricket:
    Level two won't stop the White Ferns and England from competing on the cricket pitch 10:26

     Accident and Emergency:
    A man's been seriously injured after a crash between Te Awamutu and Putaruru, in Waikato 10:07

     Cricket:
    The country's latest alert level move has claimed its first major sporting victim 9:16

     Environment:
    Blues coach Leon MacDonald's hailing his bench's impact in their opening victory over the Hurricanes in Super Rugby Aotearoa 8:26

     Entertainment:
    Queen Elizabeth II says people “ought to think about others” when it comes to receiving the COVID-19 vaccination 8:20

     Living & Travel:
    Athletics New Zealand has been forced to cancel the national track and field championships in Hawke's Bay, which were due to start on Friday 8:16
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