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    The Finance Minister's confident enough money's left in the kete - for the things we need
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     29 April 2025
    The Finance Minister's confident enough money's left in the kete - for the things we need
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    Fonterra's announced it's planning to shut a Hamilton milk-powder packaging facility after July, with up to 120 jobs on the line
    29 Apr: Fonterra's announced it's planning to shut a Hamilton milk-powder packaging facility after July, with up to 120 jobs on the line... more
    The number of filled jobs rose 0.2 percent last month, more sharply in primary industries
    29 Apr: The number of filled jobs rose 0.2 percent last month, more sharply in primary industries... more
    The Finance Minister's ruling out more funding for most Government agencies and departments
    29 Apr: The Finance Minister's ruling out more funding for most Government agencies and departments... more
    Major changes are on the way for Queenstown Airport
    29 Apr: Major changes are on the way for Queenstown Airport... more
    Belief changes to certifications and inspections for builders -- is a step in the right direction
    29 Apr: Belief changes to certifications and inspections for builders -- is a step in the right direction... more
    David Seymour's labelling advice from his own Ministry for Regulation - pretty disappointing
    28 Apr: David Seymour's labelling advice from his own Ministry for Regulation - pretty disappointing... more
    Vancouver SUV attack exposes crowd management falldowns and casts a pall on Canada’s election
    28 Apr: At least 11 people died in a Vancouver SUV attack deemed to have a ‘low threat level’ by police. What goes into making that calculation, and is a public event ever truly low-risk?... more
    More than half of New Zealanders worry daily or weekly - about money
    28 Apr: More than half of New Zealanders worry daily or weekly - about money... more
    The Government's considering the future of financial support for farmers in many parts of the North Island and upper South
    28 Apr: The Government's considering the future of financial support for farmers in many parts of the North Island and upper South... more

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     Today's News

    		 International:
    Mark Carney declares victory in Canada election, securing fourth term for Liberals 18:57

     Business:
    The Finance Minister's confident enough money's left in the kete - for the things we need 18:57

     Boxing:
    A body blow to boxing fans expecting a Joseph Parker-Anthony Joshua rematch 18:37

     International:
    Minor parties clash as Clive Palmer and Pauline Hanson battle for right-wing voters in federal election 18:17

     Rugby League:
    The Warriors have named an unchanged lineup to face the North Queensland Cowboys in the NRL's Magic Round in Brisbane on Saturday 18:07

     International:
    Donald Trump isn't on the ballot in Canada's election but he's influencing the vote 17:47

     International:
    The CSI squad closing a dark chapter in Colombia's history 17:37

     Law and Order:
    A slain woman's sister and the murderer's probation officer have addressed a Coroner's court today 17:27

     Business:
    Fonterra's announced it's planning to shut a Hamilton milk-powder packaging facility after July, with up to 120 jobs on the line 16:57

     Environment:
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