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Govt accounts show pre-GST retail bonanza never happened
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Reciever says he's not surprised the SFO is looking at certain loans.
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Ready, set ... and it's all slow on PPPs
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Maier joins Ngai Tahu day after SCF collapse
South Canterbury Finance chief executive Sandy Maier became a director of Ngai Tahu Holdings the day after Allan Hubbard's finance company was placed in receivership.
Govt deficit shrinks despite lower tax take
The Govt's financial statements show the deficit shrank as bigger returns from the ACC and the Cullen Fund kicked in.