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PhD study measures wealth through a Tongan lens
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Gisborne tops economic growth rankings, Auckland slips
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Funeral directors placed in liquidation owing $150,000
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The Warehouse faces criminal charges over 'dangerous' children's toy
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Waikato Chamber of Commerce shifts to Union Square in Hamilton CBD
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