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Putting money back in the till for food businesses

· July 9, 2026

Source: New Zealand Government The Government is removing costs for thousands of food businesses by launching another free online food safety course, says Minister for Food Safety Andrew Hoggard. “Food...

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Crypto ATMs to get guardrails, not the guillotine

· July 9, 2026

Source: New Zealand Government The Government will not proceed with a blanket legislative ban on crypto ATMs, instead taking a targeted and proportionate approach to reducing the criminal misuse of...

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NZFirst Announces Next Tranche of Candidates

· July 9, 2026

Source: New Zealand First NZFirst Announces Next Tranche of Candidates  New Zealand First is today announcing our next set of confirmed candidates to stand in the general election.  This latest...

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Manufacturing growth surges to five-year high

· July 9, 2026

Source: New Zealand Government New Zealand’s manufacturing sector has posted its strongest month of growth in nearly five years, with new data showing activity surging to its highest level since July...

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Pair face serious charges following aggravated robbery

· July 8, 2026

Source: New Zealand Police A determined investigation over months has led to arrests over a serious aggravated robbery at a west Auckland gaming venue.  Waitematā detectives have been investigating since...

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Establishing an Accessible New Zealand for everyone

· July 8, 2026

Source: New Zealand First New Zealand First has today introduced the Accessibility Standards Bill, a Member’s Bill which creates an opportunity to establish practical standards to address avoidable barriers that...

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Where Auckland’s Annual Plan 2026/27 has landed

· July 8, 2026

Source: Auckland Council The council’s Governing Body recently voted on the Annual Plan 2026/27 – ringing in a new budget for the year ahead, community projects and activities to be...

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eInvoicing surge gets Kiwi businesses paid faster

· July 8, 2026

Source: New Zealand Government Kiwi businesses are on track for up to $800 million a year in productivity gains once eInvoicing is fully adopted, with uptake already more than doubling...