Don't forget! The NZSA Business Journalism Awards is this Thursday the 16th, from 4:30pm-6:30pm, at the NZX Building on Queen Street. We will be celebrating the work of some of New Zealand's best journalists. It is a great opportunity to rub shoulders with the people who keep investors informed about everything happening within the business sector. Best of all, this event is free for NZSA members and journalists! Interested? Register here for the event 👉 https://lnkd.in/gK6r4KqD #BusinessJournalismAwards #BusinessJournalism #BusinessJournalist #NZBusiness #JournalismAwards #AwardsNight #Simplicity #NZX #NZSAEvents
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