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Pet food company must pay $220k after worker's finger amputated
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Costco snaps up Kiwi custard delight
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Perfect gelato from imperfect kumara
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Inflation, labour issues take 86pc bite out of Restaurant Brands profit
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Villa Maria shutting down Māngere operations, 14 jobs affected
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Kitchen hand gets $19k after she was sacked for raising concerns about being underpaid
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