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China imposes 80pc tariff on Australian barley for next five years amid global push for coronavirus investigation

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19 May 2020

The import tax will remain in place for five years, according to a statement from China's Ministry of Commerce.

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Stuff is now free to engage with other potential bidders... after NZME has told the Commerce Commission its withdrawn its application to buy Stuff
	19 May: Stuff is now free to engage with other potential bidders... after NZME has told the Commerce Commission its withdrawn its application to buy Stuff... more

Historically low air pollution during lock down
	19 May: Historically low air pollution during lock down... more

Spending lifted significantly as New Zealand moved down the alert levels
	19 May: Spending lifted significantly as New Zealand moved down the alert levels... more

Latest figures from Paymark show the winners and losers as Kiwis started to shop after lockdown
	19 May: Latest figures from Paymark show the winners and losers as Kiwis started to shop after lockdown... more

Furniture and electronics retailer Smiths City has entered an agreement to be sold for 60 million dollars to Polar Capital
	18 May: Furniture and electronics retailer Smiths City has entered an agreement to be sold for 60 million dollars to Polar Capital... more

Hopes working from home will become the new normal for some employees
	18 May: Hopes working from home will become the new normal for some employees... more

Some sporting organisations will see money from a covid-19 relief package within days
	18 May: Some sporting organisations will see money from a covid-19 relief package within days... more

The country's sports organisations will get a cash injection from the government as they try to get back on their feet in a post-Covid world
	17 May: The country's sports organisations will get a cash injection from the government as they try to get back on their feet in a post-Covid world... more

The Queensland Government is believed to be linked to one of the three "advanced" bidders for Virgin Australia, as administrators prepared to short-list yesterday's best offers
	16 May: The Queensland Government is believed to be linked to one of the three "advanced" bidders for Virgin Australia, as administrators prepared to short-list yesterday's best offers... 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 +++++++

27 Apr: New Zealand chocolate lovers have placed their trust in Whittaker's ++++++

02 May: Checking Clive Palmer's hydroxychloroquine ads, Bill Gates COVID-19 conspiracy theories, and the problem with Facebook ++++++

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 ++++++

13 May: We're a step closer to having 5G technology on our shores ++++++

26 Apr: Strong support from Kiwis, to hand over their mobile data to authorities, to aid in the fight against Covid-19 ++++++

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26 May: Thl begins new zealand restructuring process (sharechat.co.nz)

26 May: Mike hosking: todd muller's clever move (NZ Herald)

26 May: Profits fall at $1.9b retirement giant arvida, how pandemic affected it (NZ Herald)

26 May: On yer bike: tasman district council to add electric bicycle to pool fleet (Stuff.co.nz)

26 May: Customers want local focus, people first approach from business (NZ Herald)

26 May: How technology can help make working remotely easier (Stuff.co.nz)

26 May: Bikes and running shoes in hot demand as taranaki shoppers get back to business (Stuff.co.nz)

26 May: Opinion: taking the brave leap to local ownership of stuff (Stuff.co.nz)

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Business:
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Environment:
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Basketball:
The Breakers are intent on attracting back their star player 10:07

Law and Order:
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International:
Boris Johnson's top adviser Dominic Cummings says he 'doesn't regret' breaking coronavirus lockdown 9:37

Law and Order:
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Rugby League:
Warriors fans or not, Jazz Tevaga wants to play in front of packed stadiums again 8:06

Rugby League:
Warriors recruitment manager Peter O'Sullivan expects the NRL club to make some loan deals public soon 7:37

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