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Judge refuses halt to Serepisos house sale
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Reserve Bank sees risk of increased NZ farmer defaults
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Household living costs accelerate, outstrip inflation
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Egg-throwing in neighbours' right of way dispute
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Are work mental health days nothing more than a band-aid solution?
Financial Times: Many companies that launched wellbeing days in lockdowns have continued.
Wall Street sinks sharply as Google parent Alphabet slumps 10pc; Microsoft an outlier
Nasdaq falls 2.5 per cent - close to its worst drop of the year.
'Suffering': Boss' blunt response to worker who claimed to be sick divides
He thought he was doing the right thing. Then his boss sent an extraordinary response.
Fonterra setting up new milk science research centre in Ireland as startups venture ticks up
The partnership will focus on the human microbiome and develop new probiotic products.
How a National-led coalition will change our housing market
A new Government always leads to a shift in the balance of property power.
Small business sales down for the first time in two years
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Opinion: Localism - the common thread in New Zealand's emerging coalition
OPINION: A solid foundation for the new Government.
The high cost of breaking up after 50
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NZ stocks caught in pincer movement as downtrend continues
New Zealand stocks remained boxed in by high interest rates and modest earnings growth.
Big wage subsidy fraud claims, big trial likely
Biggest wage subsidy prosecution by ministry, but mega-fraud charges will be contested.
Frustration grows over long wait for Environment Court word on Port of Tauranga's growth bid
New Zealand has unacceptable consenting challenges, says Infrastructure NZ.
Winton Land AGM: $138.5m lawsuit revealed against Kāinga Ora
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‘Not capitulating’: ANZ Truckometer shows economy resilient
ANZ's monthly Truckometer shows a slight monthly decrease, but the trend is holding up.
New normal or no normal? How economists got it wrong for three years
New York Times: Economists underestimated inflation, consumers and the labour market. Why?
‘Almost there’: Toyota promises EVs with 1200km range, sub-10-min charging
Financial Times: World’s biggest carmaker says stacking speed needed is ‘almost there’.
Call on new government to tackle $200 billion infrastructure investment abyss
The sector says a new report highlights the instability of the project pipeline.
Juha Saarinen: When you can't trust your cyber security vendors
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