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US tariffs to hit Delegat Group's 2025 earnings
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Shelling out: Audit questions hold up assessment of troubled mussel farm
Cabinet agreed to invest $16.5m more into mussel business despite ongoing losses.
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On The Up: Atomic set to blast into Australia, UK, fuelled by Rod Drury
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Ngāti Kahungunu buys Carterton retail properties from local family
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Woolworths Te Atatū closing today, half the 55 staff to relocate
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'Energy security': Genesis keen to keep Huntly unit running
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'Good to see' – consumer confidence on the up
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Boeing says China not accepting planes over US tariffs
Company won't 'wait too long' to send the jets to other customers.
Airports say passengers face 'significant' pressure from multiple price hikes
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Adidas profit jumps in first quarter without Yeezy shoes
The German sportswear giant said on Wednesday that its profit almost doubled.
Game on: NZ Cricket's bold deal to transform the Black Caps' future
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$5m expansion planned for NZ's historic Tuakau Hotel
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Lodestone investors put up another $50m for solar projects
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Tesla earnings plunge as Elon Musk hits firestorm of controversy
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Richard Prebble: Why NZ's trade with Brazil remains limited
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How Air NZ navigated crises to finally unveil Dreamliner retrofit
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'Political interference': Concerns over RBNZ's capital rules review
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Hansells director on what drove his company into receivership
Hansells has entered receivership after failing to meet a $1 million loan repayment.
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On The Up: Duo turning harakeke waste into carbon-fibre alternative
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Roger Partridge: How asset recycling could solve NZ's infrastructure woes
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