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The United States makes its case for Kim Dotcom and others to be extradited.
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Dotcom extradition: Supreme Court told of 'cut-and-paste' decision
Extradition case against Kim Dotcom and others reaches NZ's highest court.
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Legal threat hits industry training shakeup
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House sales slump as foreign buyer ban bites
Auckland house sales slump 20 per cent as the foreign buyer ban hits the market.
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Controversial CPTPP trade deal passes third reading
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Sealegs competitor Tectrax files High Court action
Rival company Tectrax has filed papers against Sealegs in the High Court.
Kiwi biotech company takes science to market
From its Waikato base, Synthase Biotech is aiming for the global drug market.
Nickelodeon says it is keen to work with Kiwi Slime Princess
Slime Princess is hoping for the story to have a happy ending.
Slime fight: 12yo Aucklander takes on global TV giant
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Liam Dann: Dumbing down - NZ economy not getting smarter
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Kiwi start-up aims to help snorers
Snoring is the bane of many lives. A start-up company has got to grips with it.
Affordable housing scheme 'dismal failure'
Fewer than 100 homes provided instead of the thousands planned.
Foreign limits, new housing planned post-election
Housing is planned to be a big focus of the next Government, whoever rules.
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Auckland's economic growth 'spectacular'
Auckland's GDP grew at 4.4 per cent for the year ended December 2016.
Māori online game removed after protests
A Māori-themed online gambling game has been withdrawn by its Czech creators after protests that it breached Māori intellectual property.
NZ tells English manuka to buzz off
An English country estate cashing in on the lucrative manuka honey market has been given a stinging riposte by Kiwi beekeepers who
Hansen brand ambassador for Ray White
Hansen compares team's reputation with that of major NZ real estate agency
Is the Hamdog worth $100m?
The Australian creator of the Hamdog is hoping to score big when he auctions off the patent to his weird food creation.
Firm barred from selling Red Bull copy
A Christchurch drinks maker has been temporarily blocked from selling its product by global giant Red Bull.
Red Bull's wrangle for $5k legal bill
The legal bill comes after Red Bull failed to block Christchurch-based Drink Red from selling its vodka and energy drink.
Yellow: Website name 'instrument of fraud'
Owner of the website name yellow.net.nz has been barred from using the web address ahead of a lawsuit launched by business directory Yellow.
Analysis: The car company that ripped off Land Rover
Can Chinese companies continue to get away with counterfeiting of car designs?
Are cheerleader uniforms art?
The Supreme Court has announced that it will decide a fascinating copyright case about cheerleaders' uniforms.
Red Bull's wings clipped
Global drinks giant Red Bull has lost a court battle with New Zealand energy drinks maker Red over its pre-mixed energy beverage.
Matthew Hayes: The impact on the duration of copyright
Matthew Hayes talks about claims of joint authorship and the impact on the duration of copyright.