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There was damage to every area of the rented premises apart from the laundry.
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Owners of 40-level Auckland apartment block sue for $140m
Fire, structural, weathertightness and internal moisture defects are alleged.
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McKenzie opted to play a season in Japan at the conclusion of his last NZR contract.
Low consumer confidence is biggest factor impacting NZ's credit landscape - survey
Low consumer confidence the biggest factor impacting national credit landscape - survey.
Why having all your money in a rental property at retirement is a big mistake
Martin Hawes talks about how retirees should crack their nest egg open.
The 27yo Kiwi who's expanded his cafe businesses during Covid
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Ed Sheeran wins copyright case over 2017 hit Shape of You
Shape of You was the biggest-selling song in the UK in 2017.
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Barry Soper: Why there was no point sticking around for Ashley Bloomfield
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Burnt out and unproductive: How Kiwi workers feel right now
Feelings of burnout haven't subsided with the relaxation in restrictions.
Seized: Oligarch loses $140m superyacht that visited Auckland
Cook Islands-flagged vessel seized as sanctions noose tightens around oligarchs.
Why women have 20% less in KiwiSaver than men on average
Expert warns it will get worse unless changes are made to the scheme.
Fixing $750m convention centre - the next steps after the fire
Three years after the massive fire, work is about to start rebuilding the roof.
Funeral, then a wedding: Daughter of Enchanter victim marries days after Dad's farewell
While Richard was unable to walk his daughter down the aisle, he was well remembered.
'Stain on their careers': ABs stars' new 'tacky' business slammed
The rugby league legend is "disappointed and surprised" by the players' new venture.
Violent home invasion victim forgives gang member
Black Power member Christopher Rata was forgiven by the victim of a violent home invasion.
Exodus: Two more top health bosses quitting as Bloomfield resigns
Burnout from Covid response believed to be behind public health leadership exodus.
Alleged kidnapping: 'I've never had that feeling of waiting for death to happen'
GPS data from an EM bracelet has given an outline of how long one accused was there.
Derek Cheng: Bloomfield's time at the helm far from perfect, but he leaves giant shoes to fill
OPINION: Bloomfield inherited a basket case of a Health Ministry - then a pandemic hit.
'Dress in layers': Strong wind warnings issued as cold front hits
Heavy rain across the country is also expected today.
NZ couple found dead in Tonga were electrocuted, say police
Brother of woman found dead alongside her husband says it's a blessing they died together.
Putin's atrocities - troops raped women in front of kids; cut off limbs, Zelenskyy tells UN
Ukraine President seeks a tribunal to address atrocities in Bucha and other towns.
'Boomerang brain drain': Peter Beck-backed Partly hires Amazon exec
'Boomerang brain drain' brings high-flyer back to NZ shores.
Theresa Gattung backs bid to raise $20m for women-led start-ups
Only 3 per cent of venture capital funding globally went to women last year.
Shaun Johnson on proposed Kiwis test and Reece Walsh 'hype'
Johnson believes everything should be done to enable the Kiwis' June match to go ahead.
Kiwi kids urged to stay clear of TikTok's 'potentially life-threatening' new craze
'Teenagers since the dawn of time have done stupid things but this is another level.'
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