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'Gone to Aussie': Infrastructure workers ditch NZ for more money, year-round work
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How Govt's Ruapehu lifeline curdled to a horrible hash of bad debt and new Crown spending
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Kiwi tech helps power India’s first moon mission
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Flight Centre jobs shake-up as company emerges from pandemic
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