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Business research symposium at Toi Ohomai
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Foreign water bottlers 'actively' sought by Government
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Kai carumba! Is this NZ's worst town for dinner?
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Winners named in Rotorua business awards
There were six excellence awards, six business awards and three special awards.
'Time to take a stand': Kiwis set for nationwide petrol boycott
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Spring brings significant lift in property listings, QV reveals
There has been a significant rise in listings since Spring began last month.
Landlords quitting rental market over concerns about regulatory changes
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So long sucker: Countdown stops selling plastic straws
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Rotorua Airport getting $4.4m upgrade
Including new security, earthquake strengthening and a redesign of airport terminals.
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Aspiring Rotorua businesses gearing up for Pitch Night
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Court of Appeal rejects NZME and Stuff merger challenge
The media companies were challenging a judge's refusal to give the merger the green light.
Roadmaster merger to create 20 new jobs
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21,000 Spark customers' details for sale on dark web
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Bonus for Warehouse staff despite drop in profit
New Zealand's largest retailer made $59m in the year to July 29.
Jeremy Tauri: Part-time now rare for most businesses
Comment: Anything less than 20 hours a week is a rare in working life today.
Explained: What happens if you die without a will?
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Honey factory, visitor centre plans unveiled
Richora honey are investing an estimated $36million into the site.
'Watershed moment' - Small forest owners set to meet
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Insurance warning: 'People being priced out of the market'
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