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Kiwi engineer, construction specialist, academic and railway boss Sean Sweeney.
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Brian Gaynor: Bull run — is it 1980s all over again?
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Alexandra Park apartments hit by 'stop work' notice
Auckland Council demanded urgent action and issued a "stop work" notice.
Ardern must lead rebuild of strong ties with Australia
It is important that New Zealand again rebuilds strong links with Australia.
Bill Gates' unlikely economic warning
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KiwiRail loss widens in 2018
The state-owned rail and freight operator widened its loss with further writedowns.
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Offensive says, sexually inappropriate Bendon posters and naked children's dolls.
How to confront your partner about their money habits
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Tegel Group set to de-list from NZX
Bounty crossed the 90% threshold ensuring it can force hold-out shareholders to sell.
$66,500 fine for LMNZ after Whanganui River discharge
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Auckland and Wellington rents tipped to surge from next month to hit new records
Spring surge for Auckland, Wellington rents?
Chinese telcos cop Oz 5G ban
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Fewer tweets, more bold ideas from The Opportunities Party
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Value of Westfield malls shoot up
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$500k job sending this couple broke
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NZ shares drop as Air NZ, Ebos fall
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