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Business leaders discuss solutions to Auckland's infrastructure issues
Transport Minister Simeon Brown speaks to Project Auckland briefing.
Rewards all round in Fonterra's half-year result
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GDP: It's official - we're in recession
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Competition watchdog recommends widespread regulatory reform.
Fonterra boosts first-half profit and dividend
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ERA decisions highlight a history of issues with Hoff-Nielsen's companies.
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Roger Partridge: How to rein in an activist Supreme Court
OPINION: There are two steps Parliament should take.
Shuttered Chateau Tongariro costing taxpayers $2.2m a year to sit empty
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Christopher Luxon: My commitment to Aucklanders
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Project Auckland: Eke Panuku charting progress in a challenging market
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Bernard Orsman: Wayne Brown’s battle for Auckland
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