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A cautious New Zealand sharemarket posted a near 0.5% fall.
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Censorship fears over revamp of InternetNZ's constitution
Opponents of a review are planning a takeover.
The making of Microsoft’s domestic data centre
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Christopher Luxon on how to deal with NZ’s ‘productivity disease’
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon spells out his hopes and intentions.
NZ slips in digital race, Spark CEO calls for tech embrace
Business leaders must embrace technology and implement it.
Deloitte Top 200 Awards
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Hurrell, who turned 50 this year, is not finished yet.
Deloitte Top 200: Meridian Energy's Mike Roan named CFO of the year
The Tiwai deal, a new windfarm and a strong set of financials all behind the win.
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Recession rut: The major companies doing it tough
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Waiting to fix in ’26 could cost mortgage borrowers more, analyst says
Rate relief is here! Or is it?
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Mortgage wars: ASB, Westpac cut home loan rates
ASB and Westpac cut two-year rates to just below 5%.
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Property
Run-down deceased estate sells for $482,000 after 11-way bidding war
Auction fight ended in a head-to-head clash between two property traders.
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Online supermarket Paddock to Pantry expands to new location
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Man falsely claimed Covid relief money - twice
The Auckland man used the relief money for personal items and gambling.
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Keeping it Kiwi – with the help of some Aussie capital.
Auckland Uni aims to host All Blacks at $320m sports centre
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Mauro Barsi: What happens when staff poach company clients
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OPINION: Extending prescriptions to 12 months will free up resources.
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Diana Clement: How to stop living payday to payday
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The EV summer road trip is an exercise in joy and techno-tantrums
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Auckland Uni aims to host All Blacks at $320m sports centre
The state-of-the-art complex features Olympic gym gear and an indoor arena.
A Sky full of scars: Pay TV chair on viewer anger and why he wanted overseas board members
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Hyundai back in contention for Cook Strait ferries after Peters talks
A previous $3 billion ferry deal with Hyundai was cancelled last year.
‘World-class line-up’: Neon defends $4 monthly subscription increase
Changes for streaming service will take effect from April 1.
Horse medicine for humans? NZ breakthrough could revolutionise wound treatment
Gel could help diabetics, the elderly and burns patients heal a lot quicker.
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Mary Holm: Should I use an inheritance to buy a rental property for my 18 year old?
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