South Africa vows to seize white-owned land
Largely white-owned land could soon be seized without compensation.
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Heartland Bank plans on an ASX listing which it says will help it grow.
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Residential building consents fall in June
New Zealand residential building consents fell 7.6 per cent in June.
Man's leg caught in glass-cutting machine during repair
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$650k fine over brutal workplace brawl
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NZ shares gained, led higher by Freightways and Sky Network Television.
Christchurch business owner defends selling Weetabix
A 'British' store in Christchurch is defending its decision to sell Weetabix.
Sky's NEON takes aim at Netflix with cheaper package
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2Degrees looks to fund future expenditure
New Zealand telecommunications operator 2Degrees is adding $50 million in senior debt.
Shocking details revealed of life working in an Amazon warehouse
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'Wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy' - $24m bill, townhouses remain uninhabitable
Residents are losing their patience over the ongoing delays.
Agents defend behaviour after $1.2m 'removed' from trust account
Allegedly missing $1.2m at centre of case.
Mark Lister: Busy week ahead in uncertain financial times
There's a busy week ahead for financial markets, both here and abroad.
Economy Hub: Will China slowdown hurt NZ?
China's economy faces a trade war challenge but there's good news for New Zealand.
Small Business: Why small firms get employment law wrong
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Loneliness plagues business owners
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Facebook shareholders try to fire Zuckerberg as chairman
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Burger King stung for underpaying staff member
The ERA found Burger King failed to pay a worker minimum wage on three occasions.
'You are really getting on my tits': Boss behind email revealed
The Sydney boss has since apologised for sending the furious all-staff email.
Facebook CEO dealt a new blow
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is facing more heat after the share market plunge.
NZ tumbles down business confidence ranks
New Zealand has fallen from second highest to second-to-last.
How man turned $300 into $13 million
This uni graduate turned a side job into a $13 million business.