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Metlifecare net profit falls 68%, revenue up 14%
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British Airways pilots to strike for three days in pay spat
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Can Metlifecare evict west Aucklander?
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Countdown rolls out fleet of electric vehicles
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Huawei NZ added to US export ban list
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Million-dollar debts: Former estate agent, grocer declared bankrupt
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Slow tram coming: $6b Auckland tram project
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Uber plans to expand into six more NZ cities
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