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$250K fine after worker pinned by forklift
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Car crash leads to $80 million idea
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NZ officials keeping an eye on China trade regulations
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NZ tech company makes it on Forbes' list
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How a Swiss bank was toppled by a financial scandal in Malaysia
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Derek Firth: How to rebuild the construction industry
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Push to punish Aussie banks for misconduct
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