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From closure to expansion: Paper mill to ramp up production
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Business digest: Port of Tauranga chairman calls time
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Kiwifruit workers earning up to $40 an hour as sector battles labour shortage
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World's second oldest geothermal powerstation facing closure
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Rainbow Springs to close permanently, but not all hope is lost
It's an institution for most New Zealanders and announcement is 'distressing'.
New homes planned at Tauranga, Rotorua and Katikati sites
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Gold kiwifruit orchards set record $2 million a canopy hectare
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What they really want: Young employees and workplaces talk leadership
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Business digest: Investment, awards and economics forum
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How to tell if you are working for a great boss or a bad manager
Control freaks and insecure managers who look after themselves first can taint workplaces.
Mark Lister: What the Russian invasion means for financial markets
Ongoing military conflict may lead to economic fallout.
'Really special property': Old Mount bach sells for double its 2018 capital value
The house had been owned by the same family for 80 years.
Supply chain woes: How our ports are faring compared to Oz counterparts
'Soul destroying' Export company boss says its now losing customers due to shipping woes.
Winter chill: Holding out for border opening could make or break some businesses
The tourism sector is concerned visitor numbers won't rise if self-isolation rules stay.
Timber boss: I'm a protest funder - here's why
To have any chance of ending the protest, concessions will be required.
Business digest: Alan Bickers made a Distinguished Fellow of Institute of Directors
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Mission 'impossible': No Kiwi takers for jobs, headhunting and poaching rife
'Everyone in the whole country is screaming out for tradies.'
Mark Lister: OCR hikes set to resume next week
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'It's the right time': Real estate chief on why he's stepped down
There are many reasons why Simon Anderson has bowed out - and it's not his health.
Looming 'exodus': Tradies getting 30 per cent more pay in Aussie
Unvaccinated business owners are fleeing NZ to start up again overseas.
Bryce Heard: Three things we need to do to overcome Covid-19's bite
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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.
'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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Business Digest: Conference rekindles industry enthusiasm
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Mark Lister: What will we learn from earning season?
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