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Market close: Interest rate-sensitive stocks drive NZ sharemarket higher
Expectations of interest rate cuts helped push NZ stock values up.
Eric Watson's bid to stymie insider trading charges thrown out
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‘We absolutely got this wrong and we're sorry’: The Warehouse responds to ad criticism
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Film producer declared bankrupt after leaky Auckland penthouse dispute
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Qantas cyber attack: Millions affected as names, contact details stolen
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Cecilia Robinson: Come on, The Warehouse, do better. Just apologise
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Richard Prebble: How Fiji's path to equality could guide NZ reforms
OPINION: Fiji's 2013 Constitution ended the race-based electoral system.
Ikea opening ‘around Christmas trading period’, plans for traffic mitigation at Sylvia Park
'Ikea is likely to open around the Christmas trading period at the end of this year.'
NZ taxpayer-funded $29m satellite likely lost in space
The satellite received $29 million from the Government to grow the space industry.
Supermarket giant warned for ‘likely’ breaking grocery competition law
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Surf park developers win fast-track referral for 400+ homes
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Auckland Surf Park wins fast-tracking for extensions
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