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News in 90 Seconds October 29

By Press RoomOctober 29, 20251 Min Read
News in 90 Seconds October 29
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News in 90 Seconds October 29

The morning’s headlines in 90 seconds, including Hurricane Melissa makes landfall, the new low mortgage rate from a smaller bank, and new research into whether gluten is the dietary devil it’s made out to be.

Hurricane Melissa has arrived in Jamaica with winds up to 300km per hour.

Israel has launched new strikes on Gaza amid a dispute over the return of hostage remains.

More measles cases are expected as the current outbreak grows to 11.

TSB has dropped one of its mortgage rates to an industry leading low.

Three Christchurch supermarkets will begin trialling facial recognition software from today.

A new study says most people who think they’re sensitive to gluten are likely sensitive to something else.

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