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Plastics company Sistema gifts lunchboxes to low decile schools
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Ex-law partner accused of inappropriate behaviour loses workplace case
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Bunnings' big Queenstown win
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Ebert claims rise to $108m, close to worst construction collapse in NZ history
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Fair trade Kiwi drinks brand Karma Cola goes mainstream
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Another Mad Butcher goes under: Glen Innes store placed into liquidation
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SkyCity nets $220m from Auckland carpark mega sale
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French beauty giant setting up multi-million dollar shop in NZ
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Small business not in favour of CGT
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Briscoes boss Rod Duke goes in for round two in helipad fight
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Shane Jones wades in against NZTA over legal case against Northland trucker
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'Kids could be flattened': Herne Bay locals fearful of richlister's helicopter
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Helicopter sound test at Briscoes boss Rod Duke's house today
While Rod Duke sound tests his helicopter, another richlister vies for approval.
Early opening for Westfield Newmarket
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Small business seeks $40,000 to pay for traffic island - to be able to open its store
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Ebert Construction failure: creditors to miss out on $34m
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Small Business: Father-daughter duo win industry award
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