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    The US Federal Reserve has cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point
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     8 November 2024
    The US Federal Reserve has cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point
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    New China trade deals are expected to bring 340-million dollars in export revenue over three years
    8 Nov: New China trade deals are expected to bring 340-million dollars in export revenue over three years... more
    A third Christchurch-based bid for an NRL franchise license has been launched, valued at 360 million dollars
    7 Nov: A third Christchurch-based bid for an NRL franchise license has been launched, valued at 360 million dollars... more
    Crowded Kiwis households are getting more common
    7 Nov: Crowded Kiwis households are getting more common... more
    The Reserve Bank is still optimistic, with crises at home and abroad
    7 Nov: The Reserve Bank is still optimistic, with crises at home and abroad... more
    Concerns about the number of young people currently out of a job
    7 Nov: Concerns about the number of young people currently out of a job... more
    While there are signs of light at the end of the economic tunnel, the job market is likely to remain tough for a little while yet
    7 Nov: While there are signs of light at the end of the economic tunnel, the job market is likely to remain tough for a little while yet... more
    The Finance Minister says the latest unemployment figures aren't the best indicator for the state of the economy
    7 Nov: The Finance Minister says the latest unemployment figures aren't the best indicator for the state of the economy... more
    The latest rise in the unemployment rate may not tell the full story
    7 Nov: The latest rise in the unemployment rate may not tell the full story... more
    Donald Trump leads Kamala Harris in all swing states as US presidential election counting continues
    6 Nov: Many analysts predict the election will go down to the wire, and be among the closest in the country's history.... more

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     28 Oct: There's not much time left for older phone models, as Australia's telcos pull the plug on 3G networks +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     01 Nov: Mining must become more responsible and sustainable. Where hi-tech solutions fit in +++++++++++++++++++++++
     08 Nov: Optus hit with $12 million fine after customers could not access triple-0 during network outage ++++++++++++++++++
     23 Oct: The Chair of Parliament's Finance Committee - says questions remain for the big banks +++++++++++
     02 Nov: A company director's tax fraud has been described as the worst to come before the Christchurch District Court in 20 years +++++++++++
     27 Oct: Foodstuffs says it's aiming to have its new price sorting tool up and running on the Pak'nSave and New World website by the middle of next month ++++++++++
     15 Nov: Debt-laden graduates should talk to the IRD if they can't repay their student loans ++++++++++

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      21 Nov: Us department of justice asks court to force google to spin off chrome (RadioNZ)
      21 Nov: How organisations can upgrade an erp system that’s no longer working for the business (ITBrief)
      21 Nov: Experts warn businesses of escalating cyber security threats (ITBrief)
      21 Nov: Donald trump names linda mcmahon as his pick for education secretary (RadioNZ)
      21 Nov: Windows recall will be disabled by default on enterprise pcs (PC World)
      21 Nov: ‘felt like an absolute scam’: inside the auckland event headlined by david goggins (Stuff.co.nz)
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     Today's News

    		 Motoring:
    There's serious injuries... after two vehicles collided on State Highway One, near Palmerston North 21:17

     Entertainment:
    Fiona Shaw insists "the dial is turning" for women in television 21:09

     Law and Order:
    Illegal immigrant gets life sentence for murder of Laken Riley highlighted by Donald Trump campaign 21:07

     Entertainment:
    A New York priest who let Sabrina Carpenter film her 'Feather' music video in his church has been stripped of his duties 20:39

     Entertainment:
    Barry Keoghan began enjoying life more when he stopped "making excuses for stuff" 20:09

     Entertainment:
    Ben Affleck thinks movies will be "one of the last things" to be replaced by AI 19:39

     Entertainment:
    Cynthia Erivo was "annoyed" by Dax Shepard's "inappropriate" question about her long nails 19:09

     Accident and Emergency:
    A person has serious injuries after a crash between a car and motorbike in Marotiri, northwest of Taupo 18:57

     Entertainment:
    Chad Michael Murray's children helped him to prepare for his role in 'The Merry Gentlemen' 18:39

     Politics:
    Labour's Jan Tinetti says consequences for rule-breaking in the House -- should apply across the aisle 18:37
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