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A South Waikato iwi has won the right to challenge an earlier decision.
Mainzeal's Richard Yan to appeal High Court ruling
Richard Yan will appeal decision, and other parties expected to join him.
Small Business: Fed is doing it old school
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RBNZ expected to hold rate, but long term direction less clear
The Reserve Bank is expected to keep its OCR on hold at 1.75 pct.
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
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Lime scooters bringing cash to retailers' doors
The arrival of e-scooters in Auckland is having unexpected effects.
Whangārei man in David and Goliath battle with Mad Butcher
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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
Many of the victims were self-employed or business owners.
NZ imported $15 million worth of firearms last year
Big money is being spent annually to bring more weapons into the country.
Jones backs American billionaire's $50m golf course plan
Shane Jones backs Ric Kayne's $50m+ northern golf course expansion
New Zealand shares rise to record high in muted trading
The index hits 9515 in muted trading.
More fraudulent transactions reported following Kathmandu website hack
More Kiwis have come forward with tales of fraudulent transactions.
Christchurch terror victims' families prioritised: Immigration NZ
Immigration NZ prioritises terror victims' families
Trade Me pulls sales of all semi-automatic rifles
Trade Me has stopped selling semi-automatic weapons.
Kiwi businessman argues against ban of semi-automatic weapons
The hunter says ban on semi-automatics would hurt farming community and sports people.
New Zealand's largest gun show canned
The Kumeu Militaria Show has been cancelled in light of the Christchurch terrorist attack.
Small Business: Using Instagram to sell imported product
Lynley Edwards talks looking to Australia for inspiration and the power of social media.
KiwiSaver cash 'mistakenly' sent to IRD
A man's KiwiSaver contributions were mistakenly sent back to the Inland Revenue.
Domestic violence victims support legislation game-changer for employment law
Big changes are coming to employment law next month.
Bunnings' $350m NZ expansion plans
$350m five-year Bunnings plan, self-serve checkouts coming soon.
US facing fresh scrutiny over close ties with Boeing
When it comes to aircraft, Boeing has long been the US government's favorite.
Telcos work to block websites with footage of Christchurch shootings
Spark, Vodafone, Vocus and 2degrees are blocking websites with shooting footage.
Manufacturing sector on the rise in South: survey
Otago and Southland manufacturing has returned to expansion mode.
Big coffee has problem as craft roasters cut out a middleman
More coffee shops are roasting their own beans and reshaping the industry.
Christchurch mosque shootings: Businesses rally behind community following attack
Trading like normal this weekend was not an option for many businesses.
Boeing's CEO took home $43 million last year. Now, after deadly crashes, he faces his biggest test
Boeing's stock dropped after one of its 737 Max 8 airplanes crashed in Ethiopia.