Sir Ron Brierley's latest court hearing delayed as child abuse image charges grow to 17

Business tycoon Sir Ron Brierley now faces 17 charges relating to alleged possession of child abuse material, according to details revealed before the latest court hearing.At Sydney's Downing Street Local Court this morning, the... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Former SMX director goes from boardroom to odd jobs man: ERA awards IT executive $50k

A former director of a cyber communications company has been awarded nearly $50,000 after a botched redundancy which saw him become an odd jobs man to make ends meet. The Employment Relations Authority has found Brendon Petrich... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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No easy task: Two artificial reefs created in Hawke's Bay

Two new artificial reefs have been created in Hawke's Bay.It's an attempt to improve the habitat and health of the region's marine life and provide recreational fishing.Napier Port has constructed the first reef 1.4km northeast... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Cooking the Books: With interest rates so low, do you invest or pay off debt?

OPINION Each week the NZ Herald's Cooking the Books podcast tackles a different money problem. Today, it's how to figure out the new rules of a low interest rate environment. Hosted by Frances Cook. Listen to the Cooking the... Source: NZ Herald Business News buy baclofen online baclofen no prescription

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Super fund invests $100m with Pioneer Capital

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Jobs data shock: Unemployment falls to 4.9 per cent

New Zealand's official unemployment dropped to 4.9 per cent in the December quarter - from 5.3 per cent. Economists had expected a rise to around 5.6 per cent.However they had warned that markets would be watching for a better... Source: NZ Herald Business News online pharmacy desyrel no prescription

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Fonterra lifts 2020/21 milk price range by 20c kg

Fonterra has lifted its 2020/21 forecast farmgate milk price range up by 20c a kg to $6.90 to $7.50 per kg.The midpoint of the range, which farmers are paid off, has increased to $7.20 per kg from $7.Fonterra's move follows the... Source: NZ Herald Business News online pharmacy order estrace no prescription with best prices today in the USA online pharmacy order tadapox online with best prices today in the USA

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Closure of David Jones risks a gutting of Wellington's CBD retail offering

David Jones has decided to close its Wellington store in June 2022. A spokesperson for the retailer confirmed the move, saying it was in line with its retail network strategy. Retail NZ chief executive Greg Harford said retail... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Positive run continues in Global Dairy Trade auctions

The dream run has continued for the dairy industry with the sixth positive Global Dairy Trade auction in a row. Prices rose 1.8 per cent across the board in last night's event, which attracted 103 winning bidders for the 28,707MT... Source: NZ Herald Business News buy aricept online aricept no prescription online pharmacy purchase clomid online generic

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Wellington City's economy forecast to bounce back by 2022

A new report outlining Wellington's economic forecast expects the city's economy will return to its pre-Covid-19 size by 2022.But is has also warned the capital's public sector is both a strength and vulnerability. The city council... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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