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$3.1 billion: House sellers still cashing in
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The man who owed IRD $500m has died
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Kerre McIvor: People on $100k are not poor
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Internet giant claims local loss, but will restructure affairs following tax criticism.
State-house changes in Northcote intensification drive
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Watson keeps tax dispute court file closed
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