Expert reveals when you should buy Bitcoin
5 Jan, 2021 11:56 PM
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Bitcoin remains volatile in the current market conditions. Photo / Getty Images
news.com.au
By: Kathy Skantzos
After surging past AU$42,000 (NZ$45,000) per coin for the first time in history, Bitcoin has started to pull back.
Will the world s most popular cryptocurrency plummet like it did in the past or continue to rally at high levels?
Australian market analyst Kyle Rodda has been watching closely at its activity. Last night s price action showed how wild trading Bitcoin can be in the short-term, he said. It shed as much as around 17 per cent yesterday after coming close to that US$35,000 (AU$48,690) level, before bouncing back late in US trade once again.
Bay News: Far North, Hokianga, Bay of Islands the cradle of New Zealand s history
6 Jan, 2021 02:00 AM
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Street theatre performers re-enact New Zealand s first duel on the beach at Kororāreka between Joel Polack and Ben Turner. Photo / Denis Orme
Street theatre performers re-enact New Zealand s first duel on the beach at Kororāreka between Joel Polack and Ben Turner. Photo / Denis Orme
Northern Advocate
To start off a new year, we look back. The Far North, Hokianga and the Bay of Islands collectively represent the cradle of nationhood for both Māori and Pākeha, and in this week s Bay News
Unbelievable : Hundreds of people rally behind business owners after burglary
6 Jan, 2021 07:51 AM
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More than 500 people have donated over $27,000 to help the owners of Rockys Restaurant & Cafe get back on their feet. Photo / Dean Purcell
More than 500 people have donated over $27,000 to help the owners of Rockys Restaurant & Cafe get back on their feet. Photo / Dean Purcell
NZ Herald
People across the country have rallied together to help the owners of a beloved Auckland café get back on their feet after a burglary.
Rockys Restaurant & Café was burgled earlier in the week.
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The heartbreaking act hit the small hospitality business even harder as the couple couldn t afford insurance.
Bay of Plenty Times Year in Review: May 2020
3 Jan, 2021 12:00 AM
3 minutes to read Newly elected National Party Leader Todd Muller and his deputy Nikki Kaye in May. Photo / File Newly elected National Party Leader Todd Muller and his deputy Nikki Kaye in May. Photo / File
Bay of Plenty Times
The Bay of Plenty Times is looking back at the stories of 2020. This is what made headlines in May.
May 1: I miss my girl desperately and not one day goes by that I don t shed a tear.
That s how heartbroken father Darren Wagstaff, 48, described the impact of losing his 17-year-old daughter Halayna in a car crash in 2018 shortly after she was assaulted and kidnapped by her boyfriend Jason Whero Anaru-Emery.