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House sale prices plateau, unsold inventory doubles - Barfoot & Thompson data
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L'Oreal confirms restructure, management of NZ business moves to Australia
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Before and after at CBD $1m+ weatherboard do-up
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Small Business: Ice cream firm scoops best in category awards
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Roof going on new $300m+ North Shore Hospital block
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