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Healthscope deal due to conclude this week.
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IT transformation investment dented the company's earnings.
Fletcher Residential wins special OIO waiver
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Mormon Church buys site for first Auckland temple
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Empty for half a decade: Councillor demands answers over unused Auckland Council building
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Commercial Bay's $1b development hit by further delays
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300 deaths in a decade: Factors in construction sector suicides
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Event management company owned by Max Key's friend Joshua Troskie placed into liquidation
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Auckland chartered accountants fined for poor conduct
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Ridesharing company Ola edges closer to market leader Uber
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Ryman net profit falls 16%, underlying profit up 11.5%
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Argosy financials reveal 'significant' $39.6m insurance claim
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