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Property
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‘Scary’ trend: Homeowners losing thousands of dollars with short-term mortgage fixes
Home loans chief says the market is too volatile to just wait and see.
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US approves $3.4 billion drone sale to Qatar
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Builders of Auckland’s abandoned 57-level Seascape tower win $33m claim
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Contact to appeal $230m Southland wind farm denial
Contact will reapply for consent to build a 330MW wind farm near Wyndham, in Southland.
Auckland Transport warns about ‘pretend’ parking site – registered with InternetNZ using fake details
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‘Amy’ says possible telco price deregulation would drive her ‘dumb phone’ parents to tears
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