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The court affirmed Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's dominance at Westhaven over 18 other iwi.
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$1m deceased estate overlooking prestigious golf course for sale
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Controversial Kiwi start-up, once worth $38m, folds in New York
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Qantas cyberattack: Potential criminal makes contact with airline
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Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei wins Environment Court appeal for recognition
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Butlers Chocolate Cafe closes stores after going into liquidation
The chocolate company had been operating in New Zealand for 18 years.
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'I would have preferred to stay in New Zealand,' says Sweeney.
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Suit claims former staff and a director are responsible for multimillion-dollar fines.
Costly vacancy: $2.2m bill for early end to Labour's Three Waters lease
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Auckland University campus bookstore to close after going into liquidation
The independently owned and operated bookstore owes creditors almost $1 million.
Kiwi beverage maker leaves $7m in unpaid debts
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NZME top executive resigns - to join rival media firm
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Balancing power: What the employment law changes mean for you
Comment: Employees earning over $180,000 lose the right to claim unjustified dismissal.
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