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    Questions about one of the new fines for Covid-19 rule breakers
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     22 September 2021
    Questions about one of the new fines for Covid-19 rule breakers
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    Dairy prices have risen slightly at the latest Global Dairy Trade auction overnight
    22 Sep: Dairy prices have risen slightly at the latest Global Dairy Trade auction overnight... more
    Kiwis in the country's most populated regions have seen a dip in confidence
    21 Sep: Kiwis in the country's most populated regions have seen a dip in confidence... more
    Families have fared better than expected during our latest lockdown
    21 Sep: Families have fared better than expected during our latest lockdown... more
    Bunnings has won a court case -- over claims it offers "guaranteed lowest prices ... and lowest prices are just the beginning"
    21 Sep: Bunnings has won a court case -- over claims it offers "guaranteed lowest prices ... and lowest prices are just the beginning"... more
    Southern Response will pay three-thousand Canterbury quake claimants a share of 300-million-dollars
    21 Sep: Southern Response will pay three-thousand Canterbury quake claimants a share of 300-million-dollars... more
    The second day of a vaccination event at NZ Post's Auckland Mail Centre in Highbrook is on today
    21 Sep: The second day of a vaccination event at NZ Post's Auckland Mail Centre in Highbrook is on today... more
    Another building in the capital has been vacated due to earthquake risks
    21 Sep: Another building in the capital has been vacated due to earthquake risks... more
    Victoria's health system will be under pressure as the state re-opens
    19 Sep: Victoria's health system will be under pressure as the state re-opens... more
    Claims greatly varying power costs are contributing to social inequality
    19 Sep: Claims greatly varying power costs are contributing to social inequality... more

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     Most Popular Recent Business News
     01 Oct: A businesswoman who flew from Auckland to the Marlborough Sounds for a property appraisal, has been charged for breaching Covid-19 restrictions ++++++++++++++++++++++++
     05 Oct: Kaikoura's paua fishery closed since the large November 2016 earthquake, is to reopen after a community-led rebuild ++++++++++++++++++
     30 Sep: A coffee shortage is coming, and it could last three years, importers warn +++++++++++++++
     04 Oct: Pandora Papers: The little-known Australian accountant exposed in one of the world's biggest leaks ++++++++++++++
     20 Oct: Dairy prices have risen 2.2 percent at the latest Global Dairy Trade auction this morning +++++++++++++
     01 Oct: Electricity is set to replace one thousand coal trucks in Southland +++++++++++
     11 Oct: Calls for Dilworth School to properly accept the role it played in the sexual abuse that went on there +++++++++++

     Business NewsLinks
      25 Oct: Apec 2021: the future of conferences? nz breaks new ground with apec ceo summit (NZ Herald)
      25 Oct: Small business owners fear supply issues will push costs up and customers away (Stuff.co.nz)
      25 Oct: Fostering personal business links key to south island's asia trade (Stuff.co.nz)
      24 Oct: Southland leaders hope blenheim covid case encourages vaccinations (Stuff.co.nz)
      24 Oct: 26-year-old uni student builds $15m empire (NZ Herald)
      24 Oct: Miqueue: sir ian taylor to trial 'self-managed isolation' (Stuff.co.nz)
      23 Oct: The 90% project: south island 'struggling' to get younger population vaccinated (NZ Herald)
      23 Oct: The covid-19 miq business self-isolation trial is not a pilot, it's a special exemption (Stuff.co.nz)
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     Today's News

    		 Entertainment:
    Alec Baldwin is “shocked and saddened” after a prop gun he fired on the set of his new movie 'Rust' accidentally fatally killed the project’s cinematographer 11:50

     Cricket:
    IPL bidding war see Ahmedabad and Lucknow teams bought for more than $2 billion 11:34

     Entertainment:
    James Gunn says his "heart goes out" to everyone affected after the tragic death of Halyna Hutchins 11:20

     Rugby:
    Former All Black Liam Squire's revealed his dyslexia often left him stressed and exhausted before test matches 11:04

     Entertainment:
    Dame Joan Collins thinks William Shatner's recent space journey was foolish 10:50

     Golf:
    Lydia Ko has climbed one spot to seventh in the women's golf rankings after finishing third in Korea at the weekend 10:44

     Business:
    Fonterra has upped its forecast pay-out to farmers, which is expected to pump 13 billion dollars into regional New Zealand 10:24

     Business:
    Farmers are set to receive one of the largest payouts in Fonterra's history 10:24

     Entertainment:
    Joe Manganiello has paid a glowing tribute to cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on social media 10:20

     Soccer:
    Three Australian-based teenagers have been recruited by the Wellington Phoenix for its debut A-League women's season 10:14
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