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Renewable energy subsidies abroad had tipped over several of software firm’s customers.
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Qantas flexes its muscle with airfare deals for Kiwis
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No dividend from My Food Bag as cost of living crushes earnings
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NZ-made workhorse plane aimed at new market
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Kiwi aeronautical engineers develop aircraft to fight climate change impact
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Air New Zealand simulator centre fire could set back pilot training
Pilot training has been a pinch point for the airline's recovery.
Court orders permanent ban for fraudster to protect public
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Property Insider: Iwi keen to acquire $125m Epsom campus
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New Zealand's most controversial marina opens today
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Hooking up again: Virgin Australia and Air NZ get cosy on the Tasman again
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'Dominos falling' - receivers selling 11 unfinished Auckland apartment blocks
'Wake-up call for anyone pushing the Auckland intensify agenda.'
Sanford director departures in 'very different circumstances' - chairman
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ANZ's cash profit up 10pc to $2.2b, but net profit falls 7pc
ANZ expects inflation, interest rates to stay high.
Dilworth allocates $44m for sexual abuse victim redress
Dilworth is budgeting to provide redress for up to 250 victims of historic sexual abuse.
Les Mills CEO throws in the sweat towel
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