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High Court to hear fight over 1920s Epsom bungalow demolition
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Editorial: New Auckland Airport mall causes more irritation for customers
OPINION: Bad blood between the airport and airlines was already flowing.
Uber’s next act: Taking on Amazon
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‘We need more green electrons’ NZ Aluminium Smelter boss says
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Treasury says ‘unprecedented’ per person spending cuts will drive return to surplus
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Court of Appeal rejects case over Harditex house cladding system
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Government proposes changes to gun club regulations to address closure fears
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Audrey Young: Labour's howls of protest have a whiff of hypocrisy
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Finance director quits at under-pressure Spark
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New price control measures coming for the grocery sector
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NZ's oldest auction house responds to Temu lookalike complaints
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