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Former lawyer builds sexual harassment bot
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BurgerFuel founder becomes master US licensee
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Top real estate boss guilty of unsatisfactory conduct
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Metlifecare abolishes weekly fees on empty places
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Four reasons 'NZ needs rich foreigners'
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Auckland landlord suffers $99k meth damage
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Kiwi shoe firm Minnie Cooper closes factory and store
Auckland shoemaker Minnie Cooper is closing its factory and shutting up shop.
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Spark argues the ban stands in the way of technological development in NZ.
US billionaire threatens to halt NZ expansion plans if foreign ban passes
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