Auckland Airport proposes job cuts
Airport proposal could lower headcount by almost 70 as it prepares for fewer flights.
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Sky boss' half-million dollar haircut
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Power regulator eyes end to voluntary futures market
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How much government support is Fletcher getting?
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Revealed: Macca's mega restart plans in NZ
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Crews cut, planes grounded: Air NZ details more plans
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Smoko to get lonely: how Fletcher will get back on the tools
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Life at Fonterra under level 3 will feel like level 4
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ANZ made multiple breaches of RBNZ requirements - Deloitte
Unapproved models ranging from wholesale credit to credit cards found in report.
Comment: Air NZ pilot layoffs - there is a better way
I don't envy Greg Foran's position, but I think he is making a mistake.
2degrees to lay off 120 staff, slash costs
2degrees plans to cut its 1,200-strong workforce by a tenth.
Oil and gas firm OMV talks up final oil well off Taranaki
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Future for 160 staff at Green Cabs uncertain as company halts trading
Green Cabs' business is largely made up of traffic from airports around the country.
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