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    Westpac's Chief Economist says despite consumer confidence figures - we're not heading for a recession
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     19 September 2018
    Westpac's Chief Economist says despite consumer confidence figures - we're not heading for a recession
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    The Commerce Commission has opened an investigation into Vodafone's "unlimited" mobile plan
    19 Sep: The Commerce Commission has opened an investigation into Vodafone's "unlimited" mobile plan... more
    A slowdown in the housing market and rising fuel prices could be to blame for a big drop in consumer confidence
    19 Sep: A slowdown in the housing market and rising fuel prices could be to blame for a big drop in consumer confidence... more
    Court security guards
    19 Sep: Court security guards, court reporters and victim advisors will be among two-thousand Ministry of Justice workers going on strike today... more
    New figures show rental prices aren't rising as fast as the costs of owning a property
    19 Sep: New figures show rental prices aren't rising as fast as the costs of owning a property... more
    The Tauranga City Council has agreed to pay its workers the living wage
    19 Sep: The Tauranga City Council has agreed to pay its workers the living wage... more
    Inland Revenue says an Oxfam report claiming pharmaceutical companies in New Zealand are dodging tax by some 21 million dollars completely misrepresents the situation here
    18 Sep: Inland Revenue says an Oxfam report claiming pharmaceutical companies in New Zealand are dodging tax by some 21 million dollars completely misrepresents the situation here... more
    People who've been without power in the Wakatipu Basin overnight are being thanked for their patience
    18 Sep: People who've been without power in the Wakatipu Basin overnight are being thanked for their patience... more
    Drug companies accused of avoiding millions of tax dollars in New Zealand
    18 Sep: Four of the world's largest drug companies are being accused of avoiding millions of dollars in tax per year in New Zealand... more
    Pretty much back to business-as-usual at Queenstown Airport
    18 Sep: Pretty much back to business-as-usual at Queenstown Airport, after the disruption from heavy snow... more

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     06 Sep: It isn't usual for ministers to be using private email accounts for Government business ++++++++++++
     08 Sep: Workers at OceanaGold's Waihi mine are going on strike from tonight ++++++++++
     10 Sep: Influenza is suspected as the cause of an outbreak of illness on a Virgin Australia plane which flew into Auckland today +++++++++
     07 Sep: A 1.3-million-dollar Provincial Growth Fund injection for the forestry sector in Tairawhiti +++++++++
     12 Sep: More university students are needing financial help - despite extra cash in the pockets this year ++++++++
     31 Aug: Fossil record points to 'major transformation' of Australian ecosystems in next 100 years ++++++++
     03 Sep: GrainCorp Feeds says some farmers will struggle to move away from palm kernel expeller, or PKE, to meet Fonterra's new grading system for fat content in milk +++++++

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      19 Sep: Christchurch business' post-quake battle recognised at awards (RadioNZ)
      19 Sep: Onzo expands ride-sharing business, 2,500 e-scooters set to hit auckland's streets (NZ Herald)
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