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An ambitious timetable to deliver the world’s newest fighter jet
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Matthew Hooton: Minor parties gain as purple power fades
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Mark Lister: Is India the new China?
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Cost-of-living crunch: Seven ways to take the stress out of money issues
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Markets with Madison: China’s property crisis
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Opinion: The economic promise of anti-obesity drugs
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What's fuelling NZ's space industry?
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How much dropping its 's' will cost Port of Auckland in rebranding
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NZ sharemarket holds its ground in face of weaker offshore bourses
The S&P/NZX 50 Index traded steadily, closing slightly lower for the day.
China’s economic pain is a test of Xi Jinping’s fixation with control
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Skimmed milk: Fonterra plans to trim board of directors
Fonterra’s weighty board of 11 directors could be reduced next year.
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Michael Donaldson catalogues the most successful and influential names in craft brewing.
'Shocker' - Nats on $33m Auckland Light Rail deal pre-election
'This purchase shouldn’t have been agreed to when the election is next month.'
Watchdog ranks telcos in new customer service ‘league table’ - but also pulls some punches
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'Fundamentally wrong': Sam Stubbs on ex-politicians sitting on bank boards
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Nike cuts online shopping in NZ
The sportswear giant announced the closure of its online sales in New Zealand today.
Auckland Light Rail strikes $33m deal, Nats plan to axe scheme
ALR chief executive Tommy Parker confirmed the purchase contract today.
'Sign of the times': Auckland swimming pool business insolvent
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Eroad seeks $50m in deeply discounted offer
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Possible govt bond supply glut could cost taxpayers - economist
Economist warns that bond markets are wary of supply glut risk.