The latest NZIER Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion has revealed business confidence has taken a hit for the March quarter.

Only a net 1 percent of firms expect better general economic conditions over the coming months on a seasonally adjusted basis.

EMA Head of Advocacy Alan McDonald says people were expecting the economy to get better - and this conflict put an economic 'handbrake' on recovery. 

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The latest NZIER Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion has revealed business confidence has taken a hit for the March quarter.
Only a net 1 percent of firms expect better general economic conditions over the coming months on a seasonally adjusted basis.
EMA Head of Advocacy Alan McDonald says people were expecting the economy to get better - and this conflict put an economic 'handbrake' on recovery.&nbsp;
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With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.

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Alan McDonald: EMA Head of Advocacy on Kiwi businesses raising concerns over the war in Iran

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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has embarked on his first foreign visit since taking up the top job last month.

Burnham has arrived in Ukraine, and he's set to hand over blueprints so Ukraine can build its own long-range missiles.

UK correspondent Gavin Grey says this comes after Moscow warned of 'consequences' over the use of British drones by Ukraine.

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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has embarked on his first foreign visit since taking up the top job last month.
Burnham has arrived in Ukraine, and he's set to hand over blueprints so Ukraine can build its own long-range missiles.
UK correspondent Gavin Grey says this comes after Moscow warned of 'consequences' over the use of British drones by Ukraine.
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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on Prime Minister Andy Burnham's visit to Ukraine

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Speculation about SkyCity's future has seen the company's share price end the day up 9.9 percent to $0.67.

SkyCity management have talked about a strategic review for its Adelaide, South Australia casino business and is progressing the sale of its Grand Hotel asset, which would reduce SkyCity’s debt levels.

Harbour Asset Management expert Shane Solly explained further.

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Speculation about SkyCity's future has seen the company's share price end the day up 9.9 percent to $0.67.
SkyCity management have talked about a strategic review for its Adelaide, South Australia casino business and is progressing the sale of its Grand Hotel asset, which would reduce SkyCity’s debt levels.
Harbour Asset Management expert Shane Solly explained further.
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Shane Solly: Harbour Asset Management expert on the SkyCity share price going up amid takeover rumour

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One of the world's biggest film directors has made a contribution to the fight against the Santana gold mine to honour Sir Sam Neill.

Sustainable Tarras, a vocal opponent of the large gold mine in Central Otago, confirmed on social media that Amblin Entertainment, the American film production company founded by Steven Spielberg had made a 'generous' donation.

Chair Suze Keith says the group is 'overwhelmed' by this contribution - and that he thought to reach out to them.

"The Sam effect is quite something, people really cared for him and saw him as just a great New Zealander, and we were lucky enough to benefit from that."

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One of the world's biggest film directors has made a contribution to the fight against the Santana gold mine to honour Sir Sam Neill.
Sustainable Tarras, a vocal opponent of the large gold mine in Central Otago, confirmed on social media that Amblin Entertainment, the American film production company founded by Steven Spielberg had made a 'generous' donation.
Chair Suze Keith says the group is 'overwhelmed' by this contribution - and that he thought to reach out to them.
"The Sam effect is quite something, people really cared for him and saw him as just a great New Zealander, and we were lucky enough to benefit from that."
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Suze Keith: Sustainable Tarras chair on Steven Spielberg making a donation in memory of Sir Sam Neill

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Alan McDonald: EMA Head of Advocacy on Kiwi businesses raising concerns over the war in Iran

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