The plight of landlords: Fewer buying homes, borrowing from banks
Landlords lose tax breaks gradually, on a descending scale.
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Major hotel chain to continue living wage post MIQ
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Audrey Young: PM will be considering replacing Police Minister
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Chemical weapons claims: Disturbing reports emerge from Ukraine
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Seal skinned and eaten at site of Wellington occupation
The Department of Conservation is investigating.
Manager fined for evicting pregnant tenant to pay court costs
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Family don't want teen's possible vaccine-linked death to put others off jab
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Weather: Fears ex-tropical cyclone Fili could cause 'catastrophic' flooding
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Mariupol mayor says civilian dead 'carpet the streets'
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