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Chance of rain from Sunday until end of the week: Met department

DOHA: The Qatar Meteorology Department has issued a weather forecast indicating a potential for scattered rain from Sunday through the end of the week. In asocial media update on. ....

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The best markets to visit in New Zealand from North to South

Trying the best of regional produce and artisan treats will be a highlight of your weekend, writes Bridget Jones A strong coffee, freshly made bread and some. ....

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Dog owners urged to treat pets for ticks after dangerous parasite found in Canterbury

Biosecurity New Zealand officials are urging dog owners to ensure their pets have up-to-date flea and tick treatment after the parasite Babesia gibsoni was. ....

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Canny View: Did you jump the gun with trustee tax rate?

When it was revealed the tax rate on trustee income would be increased from 33 per cent to 39 per cent from April 1, 2024, there were understandably a few. ....

Nicola Willis , Nick Stewart , Finance Minister ,

Friday newspaper round-up: Energy bills, working from home, music industry

The number of households seeking help to deal with court action over their unpaid energy bills has doubled in the last year, according to Citizens Advice. The charity said suppliers were increasingly opting to take their customers to court to recover their energy debts, which could ruin household finances for years. It said the use of legal action to pursue unpaid bills appeared to have increased since the industry regulator, Ofgem, introduced strict restrictions on the forced installation of prepayment meters. – Guardian ....

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