There's shock in the UK as thieves made off with over $650,000 worth of cheese from a London shop.

Neal’s Yard Dairy said a con artist posing as a distributor for a major French retailer managed to steal a fortune's worth of cheddar before the company realised it was a scam and reported the crime.

UK correspondent Enda Brady says authorities are looking to solve the crime and find out where the cheese went. 

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There's shock in the UK as thieves made off with over $650,000 worth of cheese from a London shop.
Neal’s Yard Dairy said a con artist posing as a distributor for a major French retailer managed to steal a fortune's worth of cheddar before the company realised it was a scam and reported the crime.
UK correspondent Enda Brady says authorities are looking to solve the crime and find out where the cheese went.&nbsp;
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Enda Brady: UK correspondent on thieves stealing over $650,000 worth of cheese

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Labour chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver her first Budget in the role, following weeks of speculation.

Predictions indicate people can expect tax rises, a higher capital gains tax and a minimum wage increase.

UK correspondent Gavin Grey says this will hit business owners and a subset of working people hard. 

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Labour chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver her first Budget in the role, following weeks of speculation.
Predictions indicate people can expect tax rises, a higher capital gains tax and a minimum wage increase.
UK correspondent Gavin Grey says this will hit business owners and a subset of working people hard.&nbsp;
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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on what can be expected from the UK budget

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Spark has reduced its earnings and dividend guidance for the 2025 year, saying its financial performance 'falls short of what is acceptable'.

The company said its operating earnings (Ebitdai) were expected to fall to around $1.12-$1.18 billion in 2025, down 4% from a previous forecast of $1.165-$1.22b.

The company has reduced its dividend forecast from 27.5 cents to 25c, 75% imputed.

Milford Asset Management's Jeremy Hutton unpacks the downturn.

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Spark has reduced its earnings and dividend guidance for the 2025 year, saying its financial performance 'falls short of what is acceptable'.
The company said its operating earnings (Ebitdai) were expected to fall to around $1.12-$1.18 billion in 2025, down 4% from a previous forecast of $1.165-$1.22b.
The company has reduced its dividend forecast from 27.5 cents to 25c, 75% imputed.
Milford Asset Management's Jeremy Hutton unpacks the downturn.
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Jeremy Hutton: Milford Asset Management Equities Analyst on Spark reducing their profit outlook and dividend payout

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The Selwyn District Council welcomes proposed Government reforms to speed up building consents.

The nation's fastest-growing region says any changes that could speed up progress are helpful, as building consents have always been a focus for the Selwyn District Council.

Selwyn District Council Head of Building, Vanessa Mitchell, says this move will free up inspectors to focus on other areas.

"We've been under enormous pressure over the past few years - and we really see advantages in the proposals that have come out."

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The Selwyn District Council welcomes proposed Government reforms to speed up building consents.
The nation's fastest-growing region says any changes that could speed up progress are helpful, as building consents have always been a focus for the Selwyn District Council.
Selwyn District Council Head of Building, Vanessa Mitchell, says this move will free up inspectors to focus on other areas.
"We've been under enormous pressure over the past few years - and we really see advantages in the proposals that have come out."
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Vanessa Mitchell: Selwyn District Council Head of Building on the Government's new building reforms

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Enda Brady: UK correspondent on thieves stealing over $650,000 worth of cheese

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