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NZCU Baywide reports great results
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Limit on overseas buyers may spark property 'over-supply'
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Jeremy Tauri: Check your money leaks
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A Canny View: Trust Law reform, Part III
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Major Spark outage across New Zealand
Spark outage affecting landlines and mobile across the country.
Popular general manager leaves NZME
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Property listings surge - in this region only
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Apprentice of the Year Awards coming up
Register Master Builders Carters 2017 Apprentice of the Year awards.
International success for Moana Park Sauvignon Blanc
More than 600 wines were put forward for judging from around the globe.
Jeremy Tauri: How to close down your business
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Local Focus: Wall of Wood arrives
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Businesses take a swing for cancer research
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Unions slam 'work-for-dole' proposal
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Plans progress for Hastings CBD
Work is under way to start upgrading the Hastings mall and roads leading to city centre.
Champion wine comes from great grapes
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Business leaders could help dish out fund
Advice gleaned from National during coalition negotiations will be used.
Phil Twyford reveals $2b KiwiBuild housing scheme
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Family death catalyst for business innovation
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Havelock North students start successful business
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Whakatu wool scour to close
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Maunga Awa station on the market
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Waipukurau job hunters at expo
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Bay hotel wins hospitality award
Porters Boutique Hotel named best newcomer in accommodation sector.
Jeremy Tauri: Minimum wage rise complex
An increase to the minimum wage sounds like a great idea on the face of it.