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'Killing livelihoods': Battered Auckland businesses fear the worst
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Cost of living soars: Biggest inflation surge since 1987
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Liam Dann: Revealed - the $12b kitty the Govt has to help locked-down Kiwis
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Jarden Brief: Oil price gains as OPEC confirms it will not increase supply
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Job listings up 43%: NZ city's businesses battle to nab top workers
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Liam Dann: Auckland business abandoned and ignored
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Surplus in sight as Government wins big on property market
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