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    Air New Zealand is expecting to make 20 million dollars - from travel credits thought highly unlikely to be redeemed by customers

    Air New Zealand is expecting to make 20 million dollars - from travel credits thought highly unlikely to be redeemed by customers


    Air New Zealand
    Air New Zealand
    The national carrier has updated the NZX on its expected performance for the 2025 financial year's second half.

    It estimates before tax earnings will be between 150-and-190 million dollars - including the 20 million from "credit breakage".

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Business:
    A former finance minister says there's growing public appetite for more public sector restraint 8:27

     Law and Order:
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     International:
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     Law and Order:
    The jury in the Victorian Supreme Court case against Erin Patterson, has been thrown a curveball on the first day of trial 8:17

     Law and Order:
    Police are reassuring Feilding locals not to be alarmed as they investigate an unexplained death in the Manawatu town 8:17

     National:
    US-China trade war could hurt Nigerian entrepreneurs: why, and how they should prepare 8:17

     National:
    Trump’s first 100 days show him dictating the terms of press coverage - following Hungarian strongman Viktor Orbán’s playbook for media control 8:07

     Business:
    Hopes Fonterra will employ 120 workers, with the closure of a Hamilton milk-powder packaging facility 7:47

     Law and Order:
    A coroner is continuing to look into whether a slain Christchurch woman should have been warned about her recently-paroled rapist neighbour, who was deemed "high high" risk in the community 7:47

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