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Hikurangi Enterprises liquidation: Directors cite economic environment, limited resources
The business, founded in Ruatōria, cited limited resources and economic factors.
Trump car tariffs may increase cost of some car parts, lead to more Chinese vehicles in NZ
Car industry groups are keeping a close eye on potential tariff impacts on NZ.
Apple doubles reach of kura push, adds iwi land to Maps
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US approves $3.4 billion drone sale to Qatar
Drones for 'friendly country' will be a deterrent to regional threats, US says.
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Lisa Li highlights the untapped potential of Asian trade markets.
Project Auckland
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Wayne Brown says Auckland still needs him.
$1.3b Future Fund: A new era for Auckland’s financial strategy
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How Auckland can leverage its Asian community for economic growth
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Private equity’s big opportunity - and who it wants to pay for it
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Business Opinion
Richard Prebble: Christopher Luxon, successful abroad and woeful at home
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Insurance: Big companies ditch multi-policy discounts
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Property
Queenstown mansion sets NZ record with $45.5m sale
OneRoof can finally reveal off-market purchase of Chantecler.
Daughter ‘slightly horrified’ after mum buys ex-brothel
History-making Napier home snapped up for $475,000.
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‘A sigh of relief’: Radio host Nick Mills ends battle with Inland Revenue over debt
Inland Revenue's bid to liquidate Nick Mills' companies 'discontinued'.
Small Business: From corporate life to backyard flower farming
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Wool holds moisture, improves soil structure and deters slugs and snails.
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Technology
Apple doubles kura programme to 5000 students, upgrades Maps with iwi place cards
Tech giant doubles down on its efforts to close the digital divide.
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Contact to appeal $230m Southland wind farm denial
Contact will reapply for consent to build a 330MW wind farm near Wyndham, in Southland.
Auckland Transport warns about ‘pretend’ parking site – registered with InternetNZ using fake details
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‘Amy’ says possible telco price deregulation would drive her ‘dumb phone’ parents to tears
A telco user group also warns the move could cause a return to paying per text message.
ComCom’s $1m spend fighting Foodstuffs’ merger effort
Legal costs will continue to rise as the case is being appealed in the High Court.
Market close: Prospect of US easing tariff plans injects some life into NZX
S&P/NZX 50 enjoys biggest single-day rise in four months.
Jeanswest parent company enters administration, hundreds of Australian jobs at risk
But the New Zealand arm is not in administration.
Boeing 737 MAX crashes: US judge sets trial date
More than 340 people died in the crashes. Now a judge has ordered Boeing to trial.
Opinion: Why congestion charging is key to Auckland’s growth
Congestion costs Auckland between $900 million and $1.3 billion annually.
Supermarket security extortion claims: Trio in court, one faces indecency charge
One has already indicated he will plead not guilty.
Kathmandu owner posts $20m half-year loss
Kathmandu's sales grew 3% to $156.8m, improving over the last five quarters.
NZME peace deal? Jim Grenon happy to have CEO on board; existing directors should decide it's 'futile to continue'
In new letter, businessman says he is prepared to give CEO 'benefit of the doubt'.
Minister outlines bold plans to boost Auckland’s growth at key luncheon
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Opinion: How rapid transit can transform Auckland’s future
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Richard Prebble: Christopher Luxon, successful abroad and woeful at home
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Graeme Hart owed over failed housing venture
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