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    The long weekend has seen an unexpected frenzy of new house buyers and investors, since LVRs came off earlier last year
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     26 October 2020
    The long weekend has seen an unexpected frenzy of new house buyers and investors, since LVRs came off earlier last year
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    Auckland's water drought is getting a small boost from Pukekohe's water bores
    26 Oct: Auckland's water drought is getting a small boost from Pukekohe's water bores... more
    The rural healthcare sector is urgently calling for more migrant workers
    26 Oct: The rural healthcare sector is urgently calling for more migrant workers... more
    A former landlord could have her house seized, after failing to pay back bond money to tenants
    26 Oct: A former landlord could have her house seized, after failing to pay back bond money to tenants... more
    A leading motorsport analyst believes Scott McLaughlin's success will carry over to IndyCar
    25 Oct: A leading motorsport analyst believes Scott McLaughlin's success will carry over to IndyCar... more
    Why Manchester United's Marcus Rashford is becoming a thorn in the British Government's side
    24 Oct: Manchester United and England footballer Marcus Rashford successfully lobbied the UK Government to provide free school meals once. Now he's enlisted the support of businesses after the Government knocked back a proposal to extend the scheme.... more
    A 30 metre long air bridge is being installed on Auckland's Hobson St this morning
    24 Oct: A 30 metre long air bridge is being installed on Auckland's Hobson St this morning... more
    England's centrally-contracted male cricketers have agreed to take a 15 per cent reduction in pay over the next year as part of cost-cutting measures brought on by the financial hardship caused by the coronavirus
    24 Oct: England's centrally-contracted male cricketers have agreed to take a 15 per cent reduction in pay over the next year as part of cost-cutting measures brought on by the financial hardship caused by the coronavirus... more
    Less of a hit in the pocket for ratepayers
    23 Oct: Less of a hit in the pocket for ratepayers... more
    Petrol prices are back up
    23 Oct: Petrol prices are back up... more

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     Most Popular Recent Business News
     01 Oct: The Green Party is promising to make tech and the internet accessible to all ... if it's re-elected ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     13 Oct: Kaikoura businesses are smiling ear-to-ear with the reopening of the Coastal Pacific railway ++++++++++++++
     05 Oct: Dairy giant Fonterra's farm sales in China,don't mean it's pulling out of the market +++++++
     17 Oct: Wairarapa Bush Rugby Union apologises to Sir Graham Henry ++++++
     16 Oct: Saving Wellington's civic square is crucial to the capital's culture ++++++
     20 Oct: New Zealand's biggest bank is about to stop buying and selling foreign cash ++++++
     13 Oct: A nearly 145-thousand-dollar payment - for a former tyre business marketing manager ++++++

     Business NewsLinks
      25 Oct: Samsung group titan lee kun-hee dies aged 78 (BBCWorld)
      25 Oct: One mother's business venture to help normalise the conversation around periods (NZ Herald)
      25 Oct: Why china makes it incredibly hard for foreign businesses to operate (NZ Herald)
      25 Oct: Human faeces and toilet paper left on canterbury roadside leaves resident seething (Stuff.co.nz)
      24 Oct: Would you live here? converted shed 'not fit for human habitation' now certified (NZ Herald)
      24 Oct: Coronavirus: new zealanders commuting to meetings via $8k-an-hour private jet (Stuff.co.nz)
      24 Oct: Farmers find niche in wool carding (RadioNZ)
      24 Oct: Communities can drive change in southland to create new businesses (Stuff.co.nz)
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     International:
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     Business:
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     Rugby:
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     Motorsports:
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