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Fletcher Building says it's not out of the woods yet, but their financial situation is improving.
It recorded an $11 million half-year loss - down from $134 million the year before.
Earnings are out of the red at $45 million, compared to $-88 million the year before.
Chief executive Andrew Reding says they'll take a while to get back on track.
"We're not forecasting great times for our financial year 2026, and indeed think that the calendar year 2027 is when things are lined up and moving properly."
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The Reserve Bank says inflation's too high, but it's actually worried it could soon end up too low.
It's kept the OCR unchanged at 2.25 percent.
New Governor Anna Breman says they're not happy with headline inflation surpassing the one-to-three percent target band last quarter.
But she says underlying core-inflation is much lower, and wage growth slow.
She explained that unless the economy rebounds, they think inflation might actually fall below the target.
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Tensions in Parliament today - with barbs traded between the Prime Minister and Opposition leader.
Chris Luxon took a swipe at Labour's Chris Hipkins at Question Time over inflation.
Speaker Gerry Brownlee told numerous MPs to cool down, after heckling from both sides.
Newstalk ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper recapped the action from today.
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A fight for the oppressed and overlooked is encompassed in Jesse Jackson's legacy.
The Civil Rights leader has died aged 84 surrounded by family.
Jackson built a career around activism - fighting alongside Martin Luther King Jr to improve the lives of Black people in America.
US correspondent Dan Mitchinson says President Donald Trump paid tribute - and so did some other former leaders.
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Outgoing Netball New Zealand chair Matt Whineray insists they will heed the lessons from the Silver Ferns coaching debacle.
Whineray's ending his eight-year tenure alongside three other board members.
The governing body came under intense scrutiny last year for their handling of Dame Noeline Taurua's standing down and eventual re-instatement.
Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave explained further.
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