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Engineered stone giant Cosentino warns against ‘chaos’ of total ban
The company faced scrutiny after legal action from stonemasons who developed silicosis.
Iwi has 'major concerns' as council weighs selling chunk of port shares
Iwi leader claims there's already 'lots of interest from overseas companies'.
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Transpower CEO Alison Andrew to step down
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Hundertwasser Art Centre visitor numbers down, deficit up
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'Premature mortality': Review backs report linking suburb's poor air to deaths
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Too young to retire: What Kiwi sporting greats do in the afterlife
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'We’ll get one good shot at a busy four days': Northland businesses brace for busy Easter weekend
From chocolate shops to markets and motels: Northland businesses keen for Easter visitors.
A significant part of the community: Whangārei Trade Aid to close after 37 years
Trade Aid's northernmost store to close. 'It's an end of an era.'
Traffic safety, flooding, pollution fears raised over SH1 Waipū service centre
The proposed Waipū service station will create traffic safety concerns, objectors say.
Ruakākā highway service centre finally going ahead after decade of delays
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Fears new Central Hamilton parking charge will encourage workers to stay at home
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Bittersweet: Popular restaurants to close after 'tough year'
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Up Imagery flies the flag for Young Enterprise Scheme success
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Auckland house builder Selah Homes liquidated: What went wrong?
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Council backs down on paid Mount parking, plans enforcement crackdown
Local businesses are pleased the council has backed down on paid parking plans.
Sistema founder Brendan Lindsay backs private credit fund
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Could this racecourse be replaced by thousands of new homes?
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Hastings mechanic hangs up overalls after six decades under the bonnet
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IRD scathing of commercial and industrial property tax hike
The change flies in the face of the Government's commitment to improving productivity.
Quieter: Brynderwyns closure impacting pull for out-of-town house-hunters
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Northlanders watching their pennies as retail spending tanks nationally
Retail spending continues to fall in the region, shop owners and economists confirm.
Re-elected NorthChamber president rebuts murmurings of old boys' club
Tim Robinson says his support is due to his strong track record as a leader.
Trucking company chasing former mayor Stan Semenoff for unpaid debt
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