One of our largest freight companies says it's yet to see economic green shoots.

Freightways is reporting a 6.5 percent increase in profit in the six months to December.

But it's dealing with lower volumes per customer in New Zealand.

CEO Mark Troughear explained the result is down to winning new customers, and its Australian arm's performance.

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One of our largest freight companies says it's yet to see economic green shoots.
Freightways is reporting a 6.5 percent increase in profit in the six months to December.
But it's dealing with lower volumes per customer in New Zealand.
CEO Mark Troughear explained the result is down to winning new customers, and its Australian arm's performance.
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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.

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Mark Troughear: Freightways CEO on the company's revenue going up despite economic downturn

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Later this week, a court verdict will be determine whether nationalist frontrunner Marine Le Pen can stand in next year's presidential election. 

Recent opinion polls indicate the leader of the National Rally is well-positioned to become France's next head of state.

UK correspondent Gavin Grey says if the appeal follows the original verdict, Le Pen will be declared ineligible for public office.

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Later this week, a court verdict will be determine whether nationalist frontrunner Marine Le Pen can stand in next year's presidential election.&nbsp;
Recent opinion polls indicate the leader of the National Rally is well-positioned to become France's next head of state.
UK correspondent Gavin Grey says if the appeal follows the original verdict, Le Pen will be declared ineligible for public office.
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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on the upcoming court ruling on Marine Le Pen

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It's been a turbulent time for AI-based investments.

The AI capital expenditure-leveraged Korean and Japanese share markets have recovered from last week's drop, but experts say things are still 'volatile'.

Shane Solly from Harbour Asset Management explained further.

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It's been a turbulent time for AI-based investments.
The AI capital expenditure-leveraged Korean and Japanese share markets have recovered from last week's drop, but experts say things are still 'volatile'.
Shane Solly from Harbour Asset Management explained further.
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Shane Solly: Harbour Asset Management expert on the 'volatile' state of AI-based investments

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The Sleep Store is celebrating 20 years of helping families find the right products for their kids.

The brand has gone from a kitchen table start-up to filling more than 150,000 orders per year.

Co-founder and director Louise Tanguay says it's 'wild' to look back at how much the brand has grown.

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The Sleep Store is celebrating 20 years of helping families find the right products for their kids.
The brand has gone from a kitchen table start-up to filling more than 150,000 orders per year.
Co-founder and director Louise Tanguay says it's 'wild' to look back at how much the brand has grown.
LISTEN ABOVE

Louise Tanguay: Sleep Store co-founder and director on the company turning 20

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Mark Troughear: Freightways CEO on the company's revenue going up despite economic downturn

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