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    A shake-up to the quake-prone building standards could be a reprieve for iconic buildings facing large retrofit bills
     29 September 2025
    A shake-up to the quake-prone building standards could be a reprieve for iconic buildings facing large retrofit bills
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    Stats NZ has signalled signs of a slight turnaround in the job market
    29 Sep: Stats NZ has signalled signs of a slight turnaround in the job market... more
    Synlait's confirmed the sale of its loss-making factory at Pokeno to US company, Abbott
    29 Sep: Synlait's confirmed the sale of its loss-making factory at Pokeno to US company, Abbott... more
    Demand for housing is still a matter of location, location, location
    29 Sep: Demand for housing is still a matter of location, location, location... more
    Farmers are knee-deep in a rural connectivity crisis, lacking access to mobile coverage, landlines and internet
    28 Sep: Farmers are knee-deep in a rural connectivity crisis, lacking access to mobile coverage, landlines and internet... more
    Lotto NZ is reminding customers that all Lotto counters across New Zealand, as well as the MY Lotto website and app, will be closed from 7pm
    27 Sep: Lotto NZ is reminding customers that all Lotto counters across New Zealand, as well as the MY Lotto website and app, will be closed from 7pm... more
    The axe is hanging over 59 further roles at Sealord, as the company proposes more change
    26 Sep: The axe is hanging over 59 further roles at Sealord, as the company proposes more change... more
    Fonterra doesn't see an end in sight, to the growing demand for dairy
    26 Sep: Fonterra doesn't see an end in sight, to the growing demand for dairy... more
    Most dairy farmers are now breaking even again, for now
    26 Sep: Most dairy farmers are now breaking even again, for now... more
    New polling suggests Kiwis are in favour of major changes to the electricity market
    26 Sep: New polling suggests Kiwis are in favour of major changes to the electricity market... more

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     Most Popular Recent Business News
     12 Sep: Secondary teachers are optimistic the Government will pull through, even though the latest pay offer has been rejected. ++++++++++++++++++++++
     07 Sep: The Maritime Union says ports need to focus on consistency and safety, not just productivity +++++++++++++++++++
     11 Sep: A big commitment from Jetstar and its parent Qantas - as both airlines make big moves to expand routes +++++++++++++++++
     03 Sep: Retail spending is continuing to gradually recover ++++++++++++++++
     08 Sep: Hopes new trains will boost economic activity across the lower North Island +++++++++++++++
     03 Sep: A key part of Christchurch's business community has gone into voluntary administration +++++++++++++++
     09 Sep: The secondary teachers' union says their latest pay offer doesn't meet the core issues +++++++++++++++

     Business NewsLinks
      30 Sep: From $90,000 to nothing: how business owner’s income vanished in three years (Stuff.co.nz)
      29 Sep: Smooth, smarter, and more secure — windows 11 pro is now $9.97 (PC World)
      29 Sep: Can labour reverse 'desperate loss of faith' from business? (BBCWorld)
      29 Sep: Nelson's kervella cheese closure leaves growing holes in industry (RadioNZ)
      29 Sep: The missing layer in cybersecurity: business context (ITBrief)
      28 Sep: Recent first-home buyers 'stuck' with lenders, brokers say (RadioNZ)
      26 Sep: Visualize and share your data with ms visio — just $15 for life (PC World)
      26 Sep: Tall poppy syndrome dampens celebration of nz business success (ITBrief)
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     Today's News

    		 Cricket:
    Australia's bowling coach and former New Zealand spinner Daniel Vettori has revealed he didn't want to be the Black Caps head coach 21:57

     Accident and Emergency:
    A person's died following a housefire in Hastings 21:17

     Sailing:
    Rory McIlroy defends wife Erica after 'astonishing' abuse from American Ryder Cup fans 19:27

     Health & Safety:
    A measles case has been identified in Queenstown - after four cases were confirmed in Northland, over the weekend 18:57

     Law and Order:
    A 54-year-old man's been charged with aggravated burglary and assault with a weapon in Wadestown yesterday 18:37

     Law and Order:
    A former Act Party president convicted of sexual offending has failed in a bid to clear his name 18:07

     Rugby League:
    Melbourne Storm star Jahrome Hughes is still shaking his head that he'll be playing in Sunday's NRL Grand Final against the Broncos in Sydney 17:57

     Business:
    A shake-up to the quake-prone building standards could be a reprieve for iconic buildings facing large retrofit bills 17:57

     Accident and Emergency:
    Six person have been injured - one seriously - in a two-vehicle crash on State Highway One near Turangi today - at the Tauranga-Taupo Bridge 17:07

     Cricket:
    Batter Rachin Ravindra is endorsing Kiwi cricketers leaving New Zealand to coach against the Black Caps 16:57
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