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Fletcher's Ross Taylor on restructuring, fire and golf
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'Not nice birds': Owner regrets allowing weka onto his island
Owner wishes he'd let kiwi be released on his land 23 years ago, instead of weka.
Experts fear it will take a tragedy before Government acts on leaky homes
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NZ dairy farm sales plummet, prices weaken, despite firm outlook
Dairy farm sales, and prices, have plummeted in the last two years.
2019 most viewed homes: Lomu's secret getaway and a 'horrible' castle
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Watch: $200m Seascape tower rising on schedule
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Neil Gray claims he was misled about the unit he was buying and wants his deposit back.
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Auckland marina berth fetches $800,000-plus in just 20 minutes
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Hundreds of Auckland Council staff to move to $120m block
The new office block will be located in Albany.
The advantages of home-staging before you sell
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Property market minnows help boost Hawke's Bay prices past the half million dollar mark
Hawke's Bay had the third highest increase in the country for November.
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Focus Live Earlier: New property report reveals sentiment in Auckland going upwards
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Supreme Court rejects Sealegs' application
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Renter who took curtains, door-stop, smoke alarm ordered to pay $2250
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Tenants awarded $2000 for ants, a broken oven, electrical faults
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