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Shane Jones wades in against NZTA over legal case against Northland trucker
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Govt to weigh up reopening Northland rail line
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European investors eye billion trees project
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Tax collector gears up for busy time
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Confidence in North's economy slips slightly lower
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Stan Semenoff Logging to continue trucking until court case heard
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Logging truck company to appeal NZTA ban
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Northland logging truck company pulled off road after failure to address safety concerns
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Jones backs American billionaire's $50m golf course plan
Shane Jones backs Ric Kayne's $50m+ northern golf course expansion
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Support group for people who lose businesses
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