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'Hurting massively': Hospitality businesses struggling under red
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'Pouring petrol on inflation fire': Business leaders fear minimum wage rise could be 'last straw'
But some business owners believe employers should be paying the Living Wage of $22.75.
Supermarket fined after selling plastic-contaminated mince
The supermarket was mincing unsold steak when a plastic pad fell into the mincing machine.
'Anomaly': Small town's house prices leap almost 50 per cent in a month
Bay of Plenty towns hit record-high house prices.
'Don't risk what you can't afford to lose': Local businesses test the global market
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Mark Lister: What will we learn from earning season?
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Home buyers priced out of Tauranga help drive Western Bay values to record
Western Bay's market experienced steady growth leading up to the 2020 Covid-19 lockdown.
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Mark Lister: If January was scary, maybe shares aren't for you
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'Catastrophe' brewing: Six-month wait on some building materials
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'Pseudo-self-isolating': Mixed bag for accommodation providers for long weekend
Some accommodation providers are reporting great bookings over Waitangi weekend.
Couple trapped in Aussie must repay $16,000 in pensions
The couple have been stuck in Australia for nearly a year.
Want a job? 24,000 kiwifruit workers needed as labour shortage bites
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'Homecoming': Farmers, Whitcoulls, Pascoes set to open in Tauranga CBD
The retail stores will open on February 3 as part of a "milestone" for the $200m project
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