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    The Reserve Bank Governor reckons we're turning a corner
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     20 August 2025
    The Reserve Bank Governor reckons we're turning a corner
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    The Reserve Bank is signalling further OCR cuts - but making no promises
    20 Aug: The Reserve Bank is signalling further OCR cuts - but making no promises... more
    One NZ says connections have been restored - after a widespread broadband outage in Auckland and Northland this morning
    20 Aug: One NZ says connections have been restored - after a widespread broadband outage in Auckland and Northland this morning... more
    Dairy prices have dipped 0.3 percent at this morning's latest Global Dairy Trade auction
    20 Aug: Dairy prices have dipped 0.3 percent at this morning's latest Global Dairy Trade auction... more
    It's been another tough year for Fletcher Building
    20 Aug: It's been another tough year for Fletcher Building... more
    Some people will see their insurance premiums rise -- or fall -- under changes to how Tower Insurance assesses risk
    20 Aug: Some people will see their insurance premiums rise -- or fall -- under changes to how Tower Insurance assesses risk... more
    The construction sector is losing workers - but the grass may not necessarily be greener across the ditch
    20 Aug: The construction sector is losing workers - but the grass may not necessarily be greener across the ditch... more
    SkyCity Entertainment has gone into an NZX trading halt - pending an announcement on a possible capital raise
    19 Aug: SkyCity Entertainment has gone into an NZX trading halt - pending an announcement on a possible capital raise... more
    Hopes 2026 will be a better year for construction - after a tough 2025
    19 Aug: Hopes 2026 will be a better year for construction - after a tough 2025... more
    New Zealand's population has reached a record high - of more than 5.3 million people
    19 Aug: New Zealand's population has reached a record high - of more than 5.3 million people... more

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     27 Jul: Fire and Emergency is reassuring strike action by unionised firefighters will not reduce or impact the services +++++++++++++++++
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     29 Jul: The union for education specialists is seeking an injunction - to stop the Ministry of Education docking pay for workers taking industrial action ++++++++++++++++
     04 Aug: A bad smell from a spoiled 30-million diaper deal - as consumer goods company Zuru takes its former partners to court +++++++++++++++
     25 Jul: Nicola Willis insists her talks with Fonterra about butter prices have been productive +++++++++++++++
     04 Aug: A long brewing trial between rival diaper firms has taken a dramatic turn - with one party settling on the eve of the trial ++++++++++++++

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