More details emerge as Police continue to probe a New Year’s Day shooting, meet France’s next and youngest-ever prime minister plus why The Warehouse is ruffling feathers in the egg market in the latest NZ Herald headlines.
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The French President is trying to breathe new life into his second mandate, ahead of European Parliament elections.
The move won’t necessarily lead to any major political shift, but signals a desire from Macron to try to move beyond last year’s unpopular pension and immigration reforms.
French President Emmanuel Macron and outgoing French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne. Photo / AP
Egg-ceptional deal
New Zealand’s biggest retailer, The Warehouse, is continuing its efforts to become a place for Kiwis to buy their essential groceries by taking a crack at egg prices.
The deal rivals all of New Zealand’s biggest supermarkets, with the popular eggs currently selling for $8.39 at Countdown and New World and $7.59 at Pak’nSave.