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Homeowners trying new tactics for relief from soaring repayments
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Whai Rawa vs Parnell Terraces: Appeal Court rules for Māori leasehold landowner
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Former Finance Minister Ruth Richardson replaced on Synlait board
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TVNZ expects operational losses of $28m-$33m and ‘significant’ impairment
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Meme stocks are roaring again. Yes, again
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Lodestar raising funds again for more solar farms
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