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More than 200 people invested in the illegal scheme.
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Kiwi dollar jumps after pause announcement.
'False economics': Union blasts Health NZ's proposed job cuts
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Shocking: Alpine Energy owes electricity customers $16.9m after accounting error
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All three major US indices closed in the red.
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