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    The potential loss of 62 jobs from Ballance Agri-Nutrients is being labelled a concern for Tauranga
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     18 April 2025
    The potential loss of 62 jobs from Ballance Agri-Nutrients is being labelled a concern for Tauranga
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    Why is India's largest wildlife rescue facility threatening to sue conservationists?
    17 Apr: Conservationists and journalists say they’re being threatened with legal action after raising questions about the impact of India's largest zoo.... more
    US tariffs are expected to impact our next inflation figures
    17 Apr: US tariffs are expected to impact our next inflation figures... more
    A review's found no fundamental failures in management of a pilot bootcamp participant who escaped while attending a tangi last year
    17 Apr: A review's found no fundamental failures in management of a pilot bootcamp participant who escaped while attending a tangi last year... more
    Some possible good news for mortgage holders
    17 Apr: Some possible good news for mortgage holders... more
    With the end of Flybuys NZ, what happens to the personal data of nearly 3 million Kiwis?
    17 Apr: Customer data has become a valuable asset for businesses. But privacy laws need to be clearer about what happens to this information when businesses go into liquidation.... more
    It's still unclear how Donald Trump's tariffs will affect demand for our dairy products
    17 Apr: It's still unclear how Donald Trump's tariffs will affect demand for our dairy products... more
    No end in sight for Birmingham's 'disgusting' rat and rubbish nightmare as bin strike continues
    17 Apr: Birmingham residents haven't had their rubbish collected in six weeks, as a pay dispute between bin workers and the council leads to trash piling up in public spaces and rodents running rampant.... more
    Cocoa prices remain more than double the historical average - driving up the cost of chocolate eggs this Easter Weekend
    17 Apr: Cocoa prices remain more than double the historical average - driving up the cost of chocolate eggs this Easter Weekend... more
    Job ads on Seek have had their first quarterly increase in three years
    17 Apr: Job ads on Seek have had their first quarterly increase in three years... more

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