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Manufacturing gets lift but employment turns sour
Manufacturing activity has picked up slightly but the sector's job intentions appears to have soured. Audio
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Midday News for 12 July 2019
12 Jul 2019A controlled explosion of a dangerous chemical at a factory in South Dunedin. The Black Caps tipped to have a greater chance in the world cup cricket final than the odds suggest. Audio
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Midday Rural News for 11 July 2019
The Real Estate Institue thinks the sudden fall in log prices could impact sales of forestry land. Audio
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Midday Markets for 11 July 2019
For the latest from the markets we're joined by Mark Fowler of Hobson Wealth Partners. Audio
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Strong demand for commercial property, but retail is patchy
Strong demand for office and industrial property is driving up rents but the situation is mixed for retail properties amid tough trading conditions. Audio
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Fed Reserve head gives rate cut signal
The Federal Reserve now looks almost certain to cut its benchmark interest rate later this month. Audio
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Infratil gets clearance to buy stake in Vodafone
The infrastructure investor, Infratil, has the all clear to buy a half share of Vodafone New Zealand, without needing to sell its stake in Trustpower. Audio
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Michael Hill underpaying staff for six years
Michael Hill International has found it's been underpaying its workers in Australia for six years. Audio
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Banks' mortgage lending dips lower
Amid a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape the banking sector is having no trouble growing its profits despite a dip in mortgage lending rates. Audio
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Midday News for 11 July 2019
11 Jul 2019The Black Caps look ahead to tonight's game which determines who they'll play in the world cup final. The police watchdog finds an officer used excessive force in an arrest. Audio
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Midday Rural News for 10 July 2019
Forestry contractors from the West Coast of the North Island have been discussing the drop in log values at a meeting at Port Taranaki this morning. Audio
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