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Still reasonable demand for defensive stocks, broker says.
RBNZ came close to cutting rates in February: British economist believes
New Zealand is exposed to the global slowdown.
Iwi advances treaty claim on sites of Mercury dam, power stations
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Mainzeal's Richard Yan to appeal High Court ruling
Richard Yan will appeal decision, and other parties expected to join him.
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RBNZ expected to hold rate, but long term direction less clear
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Smoking ban, hot weather blamed for closure
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Brian Gaynor: The trials of Eric Watson
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Pressure on ex-Ray White agent to resign from position in powerful trust
Trust chief hopes ex-agent will stand down.
Founder of 8chan expresses regret following Christchurch mosque shooting
Fredrick Brennan admits 8Chan has gone too far.
Lime scooters bringing cash to retailers' doors
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A Northland butcher is taking on the meat franchise company in court.
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Waiwera pool business owes creditors $5m, liquidators say
First liquidators' report out shows troubled Waiwera Thermal Resort owes $5m
Auckland apartment values up, Australia tanks
Aussie apartment values fall, Auckland's rise
Up to 30 Christchurch businesses affected by mosque shootings
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NZ imported $15 million worth of firearms last year
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