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Owners of leaky Auckland apartments costing $29m to fix say they are the true victims.
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'House of cards': Corbel failure tip of iceberg, says lawyer
A lawyer predicts more builders could follow Corbel Construction.
Tip Top sale a case of déjà vu for Fonterra's financial woes
Been there, done that, says former government official of possible Tip Top sale.
No-alcohol beer is having its moment
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Recall issued for chocolates sold at The Warehouse, New World and Pak'nSave
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Another building firm collapse: Corbel Construction in liquidation
The firm, which had $35m worth of projects underway in Auckland, is now in liquidation.
Flat Bush getting $200m Ormiston town centre after years of planning
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Foreigners welcome: The apartments that got overseas buyer ban exemption
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Skyrocket price: Land bought for $3.9m, sold for $62.8m
The property shot up more than 1400 per cent in less than five years.
Alliance says world trade friction could erode sheepmeat return in season
Heightened trade friction could mean lower returns for NZ sheepmeat.
Man fired from KFC while in jail loses employment case
Man who was fired from job while incarcerated has lost claim for unjustified dismissal.
Budget hack: $5 note trick to save $1900
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Two beer brands booming while rest of US industry goes flat
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Mary Holm: Freebies - who pays? The taxpayer
COMMENT: Money doesn't come from 'the Government' as many seem to think.
Fonterra navigates through rising world trade tensions
Fonterra is navigating its way through the choppy waters of world trade.
City Rail Link contractor makes $502k loss
A contractor working on NZ's largest infrastructure project made a loss for the year.
The Bunnings divide: Why Kiwis pay double the Aussie price for the same item
Kiwis are paying more than double the Aussie price for an emergency garage door opener.
REINZ welcomes Tindall's KiwiBuild interest
REINZ welcomes Tindall's KiwiBuild involvement
Warehouse founder: Why do NZ houses cost twice as much to build as overseas?
Warehouse founder calls for NZ to follow international examples.
Sylvia Park opening new 600-vehicle parking block in time for Xmas
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NZ Super Fund in KiwiBuild off-site home pitch
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Kiwi whisky company crowdfunds $500k, sets sight on $2m
New Zealand Whisky Collection has surpassed its $500,000 equity crowdfunding target.
'Naive' real estate agent appeals after 18-month suspension
The Disciplinary Tribunal previously said the agent was "commercially naive".
Arvida drives profit up 110pc, plans $500m expansion
The retirement giant has big expansion plans.
Flat retail sales cast doubt on pre-Xmas growth
Retail sales were flat over the September quarter.
NZ shares fall with blue chips A2, Ryman, F&P Healthcare gains
Shares fell in light trading as blue-chip stocks including A2 Milk followed Australia.
Crane Brothers founder ordered to pay $20k to former worker
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Twyford rejects call to immediately reform $50b apartment sector
National MPs were disappointed by the decision.