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CDC Independent Valuation - 30 June 2025
The 30 June 2025 independent valuation of Infratil’s investment in CDC shows an increase of A$148 million over the three months since the 31 March 2025 valuation

Police seek man after altercation near Burger King
Counties Manukau Police want to speak with man captured in photo, who they believe may assist with an ongoing enquiry into an altercation.

Waikato pair imported drugs for sale through online orders
The 40-year-old man and 42-year-old woman were arrested following a joint New Zealand Police and Customs operation.

Four prolific shoplifters arrested in Counties Manukau
Counties Manukau Police have arrested four people linked to a spree of retail thefts worth over $17,000.

Shock All Blacks selection puts spotlight on perennial problem position
ANALYSIS: Jerome Kaino played his last All Blacks test eight years ago next week. Since then, the No 6 jersey has had many wearers but no owner.

Another Wellington cafe set to close after nearly 11 years in service
The vegan cafe on Manners St will soon serve the last of its allergy-friendly, comfort food to the Wellington community.

TruScreen Group Limited SPP Update
TruScreen Group Limited (TruScreen or Company) (NZX: TRU, ASX: TRU) – Update on the Allocation of Share Purchase Plan (SPP) Shares

Group of young people arrested over arsons in Canterbury
Police were alerted to three separate reports of arson around Rolleston.

The OCR gravy train is slowing
Common expectations among economists is the OCR will not budge from 3.25% at next week’s RBNZ meeting.

Batches of spring water recalled over potential choking hazard
Certain bottles of spring water are being recalled due to the potential presence of soft blue plastic, which poses a choking hazard.

Royal New Zealand Air Force establishes first dedicated space unit
The No. 62 Squadron's initial focus will be on monitoring, analysing, and understanding space activity.

Nobby Clark returns to hospital after weekend stroke
Invercargill mayor Nobby Clark has returned to hospital after being discharged earlier this week.

Greytown wheels park build rolling into action
The aim is to have it ready for skaters, BMX riders and scooter users to enjoy by Christmas this year.

Rural farmer crushed under a tractor for hours lives to tell the tale
Peter Pembroke only had a 20% chance of surviving after he was crushed under a tractor for several hours.

Person dies after truck and car crash in central Otago
The crash happened on State Highway 8 between Roxburgh and Millers Flat,

Former Crusaders first-five to make Scotland debut against Maori All Blacks
New Zealand-born rugby player Fergus Burke is set to make his international debut for Scotland – in New Zealand.

New World brings forward opening date of next Auckland supermarket
The store will open three weeks early to give the shoppers of the damaged New World Victoria Park more options.

Trump is set to cement a budget-busting legacy, adding to the national debt
The president’s Republican allies in Congress have approved a second sweeping tax cut that will deepen the nation’s fiscal imbalances for years to come.

Health NZ accused of dropping 'safe staffing' from nurses pay offer
The biggest nurses' union is accusing Health NZ of putting money ahead of patient safety by dropping a safe staffing agreement from its latest contract offer.

Trump wants to stage UFC fight at the White House
‘We have a lot of land there,’ the US president said after raising the prospect of a UFC event for 20,000 spectators on the White House grounds.