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List of 263 creditors claiming money has been released with the first liquidators' report.
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The man who bought a King Country tourism attraction without trying it himself
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Auckland sale prices plunge $180,000 in 10 months
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Ryman wants reform in Australia to get more hospitals in villages
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Eke Panuku board probed over conflict allegations
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Beca says goodbye Pitt St, hello Wynyard Quarter
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Villa Maria estate loss 'a travesty', Sir George Fistonich says
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Goodman Property Trust's $635.7m real estate push sets 19-year record
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Precinct strikes $382m, four-building deal with Singaporean investors
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Takeaway meal theft alleged in lobby: tenant evicted
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