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The ultra-processed foods problem is driven by commercial interests, not individual weakness. Here’s how to fix it
NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
19 November 2025
Without policy action and a coordinated global response, ultra-processed foods will continue to rise in human diets, harming health, economies. It’s time to act.
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Seafood company Sanford has achieved a record full-year profit fuelled by a strong performance of its aqua-cultural business
19 Nov:
Seafood company Sanford has achieved a record full-year profit fuelled by a strong performance of its aqua-cultural business...
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Rents are declining in many parts of the country
19 Nov:
Rents are declining in many parts of the country...
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An increase in cannabis use in the workplace is sparking concern ahead of Christmas "dos"
19 Nov:
An increase in cannabis use in the workplace is sparking concern ahead of Christmas "dos"...
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The Kiwi dollar is the weakest compared to Australia in 12 years - trading at just 87 Aussie cents
18 Nov:
The Kiwi dollar is the weakest compared to Australia in 12 years - trading at just 87 Aussie cents...
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Promise of tougher times for scammers, thanks to a number of new endeavours aiming to build up our defences
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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A quick turnaround for the newly announced changes to vehicle imports - to be law by week's end
17 Nov:
A quick turnaround for the newly announced changes to vehicle imports - to be law by week's end...
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Inflation is still running hot - with the price of food, gas and electricity all high
17 Nov:
Inflation is still running hot - with the price of food, gas and electricity all high...
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Prices are soaring for food staples - with prices up 4.7 percent on a year ago
17 Nov:
Prices are soaring for food staples - with prices up 4.7 percent on a year ago...
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The cost of Christchurch City Council's five-year battle against city-wide housing intensification has been tallied
17 Nov:
The cost of Christchurch City Council's five-year battle against city-wide housing intensification has been tallied...
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