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MPI has completed more than 20,000 tests for the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis.
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Chorus plans underwrite for dividend programme
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NZ economy grew by 0.8pc in June quarter
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Kiwi gives up gains on Fed balance sheet unwinding
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Wall St retreats from record highs
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Four ways to use LinkedIn in your marketing
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Facial recognition goes mainstream, thanks to Apple
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Apartment sector shake-up promised post-election
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Rents at all-time high for apartments, units
Rents for apartments, units and townhouses has hit an all-time high across New Zealand.
Crocs' billion dollar strategy: Stay ugly
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Consumer confidence dips in September
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Kiwi falls against stronger greenback
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Leaky building owners forced to borrow from family
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Wall St pares gains after fresh records
Wall Street moved higher, paring some gains after rallying to record highs.
Auckland villa advertised for $599,000
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The Block NZ sale prices 'reflect market'
Real Estate Institute of NZ chief executive says the prices paid were fair.