Cost of living breakthrough? Food prices fall in September
After months of punishing hikes, how much did food prices change in September?
After months of punishing hikes, how much did food prices change in September?
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The Front Bench will examine the issues that Kiwis are talking about ahead of voting day.
Demand has dropped "quite substantially" as Brent crude nears US$100 a barrel.
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The Front Bench will examine the issues that Kiwis are talking about ahead of voting day.
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