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Monday, 04 December 2017 07:22

Headlines For Monday 4 December 2017

Water storage and irrigation 'vital to regional economic development'
InternetNZ CEO Carter elevated to group CEO under new structure
Chicken Free Chicken, anyone? The meat alternative made in New Zealand
Godfrey Hirst reaped its biggest profit in six years from New Zealand, leaving the local unit in good health as global flooring manufacturer Mohawk Industries folds the Australasian carpetmaker into its empire.
CTU calls on minister to create 'real jobs
'Kwaussie' named Australia's 2017 word of the year
Polytechnics 'fragile' and 'under strain'
Forest & Bird to appeal coal mine resource consent
Jones' work-for-dole scheme: 'no more sitting on the couch'
New Zealand must pull ahead of the rest of the world in agri-food innovation in order to retain a competitive advantage, speakers told the Ministry for Primary Industry's food and fibre innovation conference last Thursday.

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Friday, 01 December 2017 07:29

Headlines For Friday 1 December 2017

Finance Minister urges colleagues to re-prioritise budgets as scrapping Nat's tax cuts is not enough
FONTERRA ANNOUNCES OUTCOME OF DANONE ARBITRATION
Winston Peters and David Parker at odds over whether export tax breaches trade deals
Achieving shared prosperity - outlining the Government's economic strategy
FONTERRA REQUESTS TEMPORARY TRADING HALT
Minister of Finance attempts to reassure business community with 'mini budget'
Lobby group believes water tax still viable
The government will cancel the previous administration's tax cuts, slow debt repayment and weed out low-priority spending to fund its policies, with the details to be set out in the Dec. 14 Budget update, says Finance Minister Grant Robertson
Survey: Chinese manufacturing heats up in November
Business to pay 70k after worker fell from roof
Wool being used in air filter masks
Strong result, full order book for Scott
CTV decision 'not trial by expert'

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Thursday, 30 November 2017 07:10

Headlines For Thursday 30 November 2017

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Wednesday, 29 November 2017 07:01

Headlines For Wednesday 29 November 2017

NZ’s underwhelming top 200
Sir Patrick Hogan sells Cambridge Stud to NZ plastics moguls
Local Fiat fans to celebrate Bambina's 60th anniversary
Trade deal positive for Whanganui manufacturer
Reserve Bank to ease LVR restrictions
Licensed building practitioners disciplined for poor workmanship
Steel & Tube Holdings has confirmed that it pleaded guilty to 24 charges laid against it by the Commerce Commission for making false and misleading representations about its steel mesh products
Inside Fletchers' $30m concrete factory that will feed construction boom
How Much Do You Know About Manual and Automatic Transmissions?
Foresters urged to get advice on value of small woodlots
Creditors accept construction company offer
International exposure for tech group
Robots could replace Kiwi's doing dangerous jobs
Prisoners help designed NZ Flower and Garden Show
KORU® ramping up volumes in both hemispheres
Steel & Tube admits charges

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Tuesday, 28 November 2017 07:49

Headlines For Tuesday 28 November 2017

Silver Fern Farms, New Zealand's biggest meat company, has tapped Zespri International's chief operating officer Simon Limmer as its next chief executive, saying he adds experience in food, manufacturing and key markets such as China
Complex, radical and expensive - Dennis Conner puts $200m price tag on winning 2021 America's Cup
Kiwifruit portside storage gets $11m boost
Full steam ahead on 100 Day Plan
'Slap in the face' as ANZ abandons another NZ small town
Milking marvels: Sheep one side of the shed, cows the other
James Hardie loses last bid to stop class action suit from leaky-home owners
Fuel storage facility raises prospect of more competition
Report places value of rail at $1.5bn
Wool bosses happy with performance

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Monday, 27 November 2017 07:15

Headlines For Monday 27 November 2017

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Friday, 24 November 2017 07:32

Headlines For Friday 24 November 2017

UK trade secretary Liam Fox to visit NZ
NZ social enterprise raises $2m to fuel international growth
Waikato expressway, Tauranga Eastern Link speed limit increasing to 110km/h before Christmas
New Zealand's monthly trade deficit widened in October as demand for imported mechanical machinery offset gains in the value of the country's export commodities with renewed appetite from Chinese buyers.
Holden aims for Street Smart skills initiative to help save lives
Six year first half high for mergers and acquisitions
The Tax Working Group Terms of Reference
Dunedin's economy expanding
Chatham probes rare-earth-mineral recovery
New fire rules require 'bespoke' engineering on major buildings

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Thursday, 23 November 2017 07:18

Headlines For Thursday 23 November 2017

Tony Alexander's Weekly Overview
Protect New Zealand’s GE-Free Advantage in the CPTPP
Oliver Hartwich of The New Zealand Initiative spoke at the "Amalgamation?- Vote Now" event in Carterton on November 20 and presented the findings of the institute's research of the Swiss local government system.
Serko shares hit a record yesterday after the online travel booking software developer reported a net profit and positive cash flow, supporting its launch into Northern Hemisphere markets
Mike Hosking: Why Forbes is right and wrong about an NZ recession
Britain finance minister Philip Hammond delivers 'gloomy' budget
The Tiger Tour
DC Ross' secured creditors face significant shortfall
Toxic smelter waste must go - campaigner
THE FIRST DRAFT - DAY 29

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Wednesday, 22 November 2017 06:22

Headlines For Wednesday 22 November 2017

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Tuesday, 21 November 2017 07:34

Headlines For Tuesday 21 November 2017

Juken New Zealand will defend court action being taken against it by Red Stag Timber over its J-Frame product, saying the rival wood processor is trying to remove the growing competitive threat of laminated lumber
November17 Meetingnz
The East West Link – Govt Looks For A Cheaper Solution
Otago businessman Robert Wilson remembered as food industry pioneer
D-Link NZ launches new Modern Router
Monique Surges: The trade opportunity with Germany
Mohawk Industries, Inc. Announces Purchase of Godfrey Hirst Group
Artificial Intelligence automates tasks, not jobs, Chapman Tripp says
China's terracotta armies to be displayed at Te Papa next year
Ofer gains consent to take over NZOG
Development course for farming women expands

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Palace of the Alhambra Spain

Palace of the Alhambra, Spain

By: Charles Nathaniel Worsley (1862-1923)

From the collection of Sir Heaton Rhodes

Oil on canvas - 118cm x 162cm

Valued $12,000 - $18,000

Offers invited over $9,000

Contact: Henry Newrick – (+64 ) 27 471 2242

Henry@HeritageArtNZ.com

Mount Egmont with Lake

Mount Egmont with Lake

By: John Philemon Backhouse (1845-1908)

Oil on Sea Shell - 13cm x 14cm

Valued $2,000-$3,000

Offers invited over $1,500

Contact: Henry Newrick – (+64 ) 27 471 2242

Henry@HeritageArtNZ.com