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NZ Welcomes End of US Tariffs On $1.25B Exports

NZ Welcomes End of US Tariffs On $1.25B Exports

According to the New Zealand government, these food products represent around 25 per cent of the country's exports to the US and are worth roughly NZ$2.21 billion ($1.25 billion) annually. New Zealand beef imports into the US have incurred a loss of over NZ$300million following the tariffs, despite strong demand and firm prices in the past couple of months.

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Aussie Dollar Hits New Lows as ASX Tanks
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Aussie Dollar Hits New Lows as ASX Tanks

The ASX 200 plunged at opening on Monday, deep in the red. Investors are in full sell-off mode, fearing a global recession. Meanwhile, the Aussie dollar has sunk below 60 US cents, a level not seen consistently in decades. By…

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US Tariff Policies Could Threaten Global Growth, Warns Australia's Central Bank
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US Tariff Policies Could Threaten Global Growth, Warns Australia’s Central Bank

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has issued a stark warning about the risks posed by ongoing U.S. trade and tariff policies, emphasizing their potential to disrupt global economic stability. The bank's semi-annual Financial Stability Review highlighted growing concerns that…

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PM Pledges to Stop Supermarket Price Gouging in Australia
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PM Pledges to Stop Supermarket Price Gouging in Australia

Prime Minister Speaks Out against Price Gouging Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has promised tougher crackdowns on supermarket price gouging in Australia on day two of his federal election campaign. “Price gouging is when supermarkets are taking the piss of  Australian consumers”…

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Salad Product Recall at Huge Aussie Supermarket Chains

A huge salad product recall is happening across Australia. Major supermarkets across Queensland and some stores in New South Wales are recalling several produce items. Stores caught up in the recall include Coles, Woolworths and Aldi. Media outlets are now…

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Nine News Data Breach: Thousands of Aussies Left Exposed

Thousands of Subscribers Data Exposed A Nine News Data Breath has left the personal data of nearly 16,0000 subscribers to Nine newspapers exposed. Nine Entertainment Co. owns Nine Newspapers, which also owns newspapers like The Sydney Morning Herald and The…

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Grocery Prices at Woolworths Are Going Up, New Survey Reveals

Choice Report Findings Just a week after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) released its findings on supermarkets across Australia, the consumer advocacy group Choice has released its report on the price of groceries. The report showed that grocery…

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Cheap Jetstar Flights Just Got Cheaper

Huge Discounts Ahead  In the aftermath of Ex-Cyclone Alfred, Jetstar has announced a limited-time airfare sale, offering heavily discounted flights to key Queensland destinations. The sale, launched in partnership with Tourism and Events Queensland, includes over 14,000 seats on select…

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NZ Welcomes End of US Tariffs On $1.25B Exports

According to the New Zealand government, these food products represent around 25 per cent of the country's exports to the US and are worth roughly NZ$2.21 billion ($1.25 billion) annually. New Zealand beef imports into the US have incurred a loss of over NZ$300million following the tariffs, despite strong demand and firm prices in the past couple of months.

By Inspirepreneur Team
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Aussie Dollar Hits New Lows as ASX Tanks

The ASX 200 plunged at opening on Monday, deep in the red. Investors are in full sell-off mode, fearing a global recession. Meanwhile, the Aussie dollar has sunk below 60 US cents, a level not seen consistently in decades. By…

By Inspirepreneur Team