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    Changes could be on the way for a notorious intersection that's bamboozled Wellington drivers for years
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     8 May 2020
    Changes could be on the way for a notorious intersection that's bamboozled Wellington drivers for years
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    Confidence that New Zealand's covid-19 response is moving at the right pace
    8 May: Confidence that New Zealand's covid-19 response is moving at the right pace... more
    Domestic road trips could provide a boost for the Tourism industry
    7 May: Domestic road trips could provide a boost for the Tourism industry... more
    The Prime Minister say there's no better time to attract high-tech businesses to New Zealand
    7 May: The Prime Minister say there's no better time to attract high-tech businesses to New Zealand... more
    It's believed the country will have lost about 15 billion dollars in Gross Domestic Product during Covid-19 alert levels three and four
    6 May: It's believed the country will have lost about 15 billion dollars in Gross Domestic Product during Covid-19 alert levels three and four... more
    The Reserve Bank says the economic impacts of the Covid-19 restrictions will be substantial
    6 May: The Reserve Bank says the economic impacts of the Covid-19 restrictions will be substantial... more
    An Australian organisation fighting to retain the right to use the term "manuka honey" has a new Kiwi board member
    6 May: An Australian organisation fighting to retain the right to use the term "manuka honey" has a new Kiwi board member... more
    The official unemployment rate has risen to 4.2 per cent for the year's first quarter
    6 May: The official unemployment rate has risen to 4.2 per cent for the year's first quarter... more
    Covid-19 has turned New Zealand's housing market upside down
    6 May: Covid-19 has turned New Zealand's housing market upside down... more
    The capital's expected to weather the Covid 19 storm better than other areas - when it comes to property values
    6 May: The capital's expected to weather the Covid 19 storm better than other areas - when it comes to property values... more

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     07 May: The Prime Minister say there's no better time to attract high-tech businesses to New Zealand ++++++++++++++++++++++
     08 May: A move by two major banks to drop their home loan rates to below three percent will help buyers on the cusp +++++++
     02 May: Checking Clive Palmer's hydroxychloroquine ads, Bill Gates COVID-19 conspiracy theories, and the problem with Facebook ++++++
     13 May: We're a step closer to having 5G technology on our shores ++++++
     15 May: A High Court judge has reserved a decision on whether to grant NZME an injunction as it continues attempts to buy rival media outlet Stuff ++++++
     11 May: The Government's being urged to find a balance between looking after the economy and saving businesses ++++++
     19 May: Historically low air pollution during lock down ++++++

     Business NewsLinks
      27 May: Single employee smes receive $270m under government cashflow loan scheme (Stuff.co.nz)
      27 May: Barber business busier than ever after lockdown (Stuff.co.nz)
      27 May: 'won't be too long' before trans-tasman travel starts - pm (RadioNZ)
      27 May: Arthritis company promisia pivots into aged care sector (RadioNZ)
      27 May: South canterbury business relays community support (Stuff.co.nz)
      27 May: Delivery firms say online shopping rush no goldmine, as mainfreight repays subsidy (Stuff.co.nz)
      27 May: Taxi firm green cabs put into liquidation, cutting 160 jobs (Stuff.co.nz)
      27 May: Coronavirus: air new zealand resumes flights timed for business travel to eight regions (Stuff.co.nz)
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