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    Seafood company Sanford has achieved a record full-year profit fuelled by a strong performance of its aqua-cultural business
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     19 November 2025
    Seafood company Sanford has achieved a record full-year profit fuelled by a strong performance of its aqua-cultural business
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    Rents are declining in many parts of the country
    19 Nov: Rents are declining in many parts of the country... more
    An increase in cannabis use in the workplace is sparking concern ahead of Christmas "dos"
    19 Nov: An increase in cannabis use in the workplace is sparking concern ahead of Christmas "dos"... more
    The Kiwi dollar is the weakest compared to Australia in 12 years - trading at just 87 Aussie cents
    18 Nov: The Kiwi dollar is the weakest compared to Australia in 12 years - trading at just 87 Aussie cents... more
    Promise of tougher times for scammers, thanks to a number of new endeavours aiming to build up our defences
    18 Nov: Promise of tougher times for scammers, thanks to a number of new endeavours aiming to build up our defences... more
    A quick turnaround for the newly announced changes to vehicle imports - to be law by week's end
    17 Nov: A quick turnaround for the newly announced changes to vehicle imports - to be law by week's end... more
    Inflation is still running hot - with the price of food, gas and electricity all high
    17 Nov: Inflation is still running hot - with the price of food, gas and electricity all high... more
    Prices are soaring for food staples - with prices up 4.7 percent on a year ago
    17 Nov: Prices are soaring for food staples - with prices up 4.7 percent on a year ago... more
    The cost of Christchurch City Council's five-year battle against city-wide housing intensification has been tallied
    17 Nov: The cost of Christchurch City Council's five-year battle against city-wide housing intensification has been tallied... more
    Activity's been picking up in the housing market
    17 Nov: Activity's been picking up in the housing market... more

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     Today's News

    		 Rugby:
    Samoa have become the final team to qualify for the 2027 men's Rugby World Cup in Australia after drawing 13-all with Belgium in Dubai 11:27

     Entertainment:
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     Soccer:
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     International:
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     National:
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     Law and Order:
    Police believe they have caught two teens responsible for a recent crime spree in small Waikato town, Otaua 11:07

     Entertainment:
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     Law and Order:
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     International:
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     Business:
    Seafood company Sanford has achieved a record full-year profit fuelled by a strong performance of its aqua-cultural business 10:27
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