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Bankrupt real estate agent caught continuing dishonest dealings
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The country's biggest contract labour firm reported a 14 per cent fall in annual profit.
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New images: SkyCity's convention centre plans
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Spark leads sharemarket higher
The S&P/NZX50 Index gained 6.8 points, or 0.08 per cent, to 8,645.2.
Dollar rises amid plan to stop cow disease
Currency rises amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty.
Brewer builds underground pipeline for beer
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Farmer groups back move to eradicate cattle disease
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Government to try eradicating cow disease
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Market has priced FPH at perfection, say analysts
Shares in Fisher & Paykel Healthcare fell slightly, despite another record result.
Fabric developer defends changes as buyers vent anger
Fabric complex buyers say losing light-filled atrium would badly affect living spaces.
NZ Sale pleads guilty to selling unsafe products
The charges related to children's nightwear.
F&P Healthcare posts record result, nears $1 billion revenue
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Small Business: Firm like 'factory in tradies' pocket'
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Where Australia beats NZ - and why we should follow suit
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Watch: $790m massive Auckland mall project in full swing
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Tencent to invest in chips after ZTE's 'wake-up call' ban
Tencent Holdings wants to help China develop an indigenous computer chip.