Winners and losers of NZ's fuel prices: Great Barrier still at $3 mark
Great Barrier residents are still paying for $3 upwards, per litre, for petrol.
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Contact Energy charged over misleading promotion
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Commerce Commission seeks to claw back $680,000 from finance company
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Viagogo refunds several turned-away concertgoers
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