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    University consultants
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     14 October 2025
    News: On October 13, ABC TV news reported the University of Newcastle spent $76 million on consultants in 2023. The university says that figure relates to professional services which include campus security, recruitment, software management and rental for additional research space. They said specific spend on consulting and advisory services was $21.3 million, half of which relates to research grants.
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    A new chapter for domestic aviation as Air New Zealand teams up with Air Chathams
    14 Oct: A new chapter for domestic aviation as Air New Zealand teams up with Air Chathams... more
    The housing market appears to be slowing again
    14 Oct: The housing market appears to be slowing again... more
    The Reserve Bank's continuing to change its approach to preventing risky lending
    14 Oct: The Reserve Bank's continuing to change its approach to preventing risky lending... more
    No slow-down in the increasing cost for seeing a GP
    14 Oct: No slow-down in the increasing cost for seeing a GP... more
    Inland Revenue could soon take unpaid tax out of bank accounts
    13 Oct: Inland Revenue could soon take unpaid tax out of bank accounts... more
    An expert believes there's still a number of Kiwis returning to New Zealand, despite a falling net migration rate
    13 Oct: An expert believes there's still a number of Kiwis returning to New Zealand, despite a falling net migration rate... more
    The prices of New Zealanders' favourite food items are continuing to jump
    13 Oct: The prices of New Zealanders' favourite food items are continuing to jump... more
    A new player in the customer loyalty programme field
    13 Oct: A new player in the customer loyalty programme field... more
    Donald Trump accused of profiting from presidency as crypto ventures rake in hundreds of millions
    13 Oct: Donald Trump's wealth has skyrocketed since his return to the White House nine months ago, leading to accusations that he is profiting from the presidency.... more

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