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NZME’s David Mackrell named CFO of the Year
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Fonterra outlines another South Island plant upgrade
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Liquidators appointed to investigate Waitonui Group
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Vandalism causes widespread internet outage in Auckland
The outage affected about 3000 customers in Auckland suburbs.
Wild rumours spread via Facebook end with $842k defamation award
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'New home for heavy industry': New Rotorua industrial park taking shape
Civil work began in June with sections due to be ready by July next year.
Former Auckland financial adviser accused of procuring $1.7m from clients for personal use
The defendant faces a maximum prison term of seven years.
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How should NZ navigate growing US/China tensions?
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'Improper' Covid cash claim: Ministry takes hotel building contractor to court
Issue over nearly $250,000 in pandemic-era wage subsidies.