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Landlords on tenant blacklist: Owners' response to Privacy Commissioner
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GameStop shares plunge 34pc as day traders nurse huge losses
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10-year-old cashes in his GameStop shares
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The influencers giving stock tips to millennials
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Diana Clement: The 'long Covid' effects on your finances
Covid-19 affects everyone's finances, albeit differently.
Eric Watson mulls bankruptcy, plans Netflix series after stint in prison
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Money Talks: Matt Heath on why accounting is his new rock n roll
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National attacks Government tenancy law reform
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Continuous Disclosure: IPO pipeline comes with note of caution
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Frances Cook: If you want a job change think skills, not work history
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Auckland average rents hit all-time high
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Podcast: What are your best job options in a post-Covid world?
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'Ghost house' sells for $1.8m at auction
Antique dealer nets huge sale price. But how is he going to move all his stuff out?
Tenant painters 'make my blood boil' says landlord
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Economist suggests strategy to cool the hot housing market
The pressure is growing to slow down the property market.
Landlords in $180b sector worry: Can tenants paint rentals after next month's law change?
Ministry of Housing and Urban Development outlines how negotiations should go.