Former trustee who drained fund from $1m to $13.41 shows first sign of repentance
Stephen Henare and his sister virtually bled a trust helping underprivileged people dry.
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Moody's and S&P Global have given their seal of approval to the NZ Budget.
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Public sector wage freeze could backfire
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Another delay on cards for Auckland port automation
Auckland-destined imports again offloading at Northport.
Dargaville, Kaitaia solar farms 'game-changer' for NZ power generation
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National STAR award for Northpower worker Matt Iorangi
Northpower employee wins Supreme category in prestigious Transpower STAR Awards.
More big wins for Northland cheesemakers Mahoe, Grinning Gecko
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Mobile 4.0 Showcase coming to Northland for Techweek
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Housing crisis: Data shows record number of consents for new houses
Government moves to increase supply have begun to pay off.
'White gold' dug up for Auckland: The long, gritty battle over Pakiri's sand
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Northland's McLeod's Brewery has more success in New World Beer And Cider Awards
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Reimagining challenges as opportunities
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Ani Leef's modern twist on traditional kai - a booming Northland business
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KiwiSaver providers told to review fees annually
The regulator wants providers to prove they are offering value for money.
Internet from space: Elon Musk's boldly growing plans for NZ
Local partner revealed; more ground station locations uncovered; a chicken-run goes cyber.
1116 containers destined for Auckland from Northland port
While most containers will be taken by truck, up to 150 will go by rail to Auckland.
Telco giant given greenlight to build Whangārei satellite station
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Businesses 'hopeful and excited' about transtasman bubble
Northland businesses are gearing up for a transtasman travel bubble to start on April 19.
Nearly half of Northland's kiwifruit exported from Northport
Kiwifruit exports to Australia and Singapore increases out of Northport.
Refining NZ given the go-ahead to operate for another 35 years
No decision on import terminal made at the refinery.
Northpower focused on UFB for subdivisions, satellite communities
Northpower buys Crown Infrastructure Partners' last shares in subsidiary Northpower Fibre.
Perfect storm leads to timber shortage, building delays
Carter Holt Harvey is unable to keep up with the demand for structural timber products.
Northland bucks the trend with visitor spending
Northland is one of only two regions to see an increase in visitor spending.
Stay ahead of the game with innovation
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