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The investigation continues into the saga around the RAF Fairford air base.
One of the five suspects arrested on suspicion of terror reportedly called the police hours before they arrived.
UK correspondent Gavin Grey explained further.
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The current Government earlier indicated they could be looking to make changes to NZ Super and adjust the eligibility age, but they've changed their tone ahead of election season.
Chris Luxon and Nicola Willis recently declined opportunities to explicitly back the policy when asked about it after Treasury released its Pre-Election Economic and Fiscal Update earlier this week.
NZ Herald Wellington business editor Jenee Tibshraeny says it seems like there's a shift, but they haven't unveiled any campaign announcements related to NZ Super yet.
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The Warehouse Group recently reported an improved annual financial result.
It's confirmed an annual net profit of $11.2 million dollars - a departure from last year's $2.8 million dollar net loss.
Milford Asset Management expert Jeremy Hutton unpacked the market reactions.
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Tonight on The Huddle, Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills and Jack Tame from ZB's Saturday Mornings and Q&A joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more!
There's growing speculation about Greens co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick potentially becoming Finance Minister, despite Labour ruling this out if they win. Did the Greens overplay their hand by asking for this?
Speaking of which, a Dutch environmental group recently claimed New Zealand is breaching climate obligations in our EU Free Trade agreement with actions like reversing the ban on oil and gas exploration. Is this a valid point of concern?
Do we think the Government is walking away from making changes to NZ Super?
Does the Chateau Tongariro need to go?
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The Warehouse Group has turned their luck around after the most recent downturn.
It's confirmed an annual net profit of $11.2 million - a far cry from last year's $2.8 million net loss.
Noel Leeming made a 21.8 million profit, and Warehouse Stationary made 15.9 million.
Warehouse Group CEO Mark Stirton says these smaller companies allowed the brand to do the work on the main Warehouse chain - which also had an improved fourth quarter.
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