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New boss, gambling probes for $1.3b gaming giant SkyCity
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ELE collapse: Owner accuses clients of not paying, Filipino ex-workers sleep in cars
'I urge you to consider the consequences of withholding payment': ELE owner to clients
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Red flag: Russian-owned NZ company's liquidation highly unusual
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ELE group collapse: 100 Christchurch workers identified after company went bust
Christchurch gears up to help laid-off workers and industry rallies in Auckland.
Construction labour firms, supporters unite to help sacked ELE group workers
'Ripple effect' a concern for hundreds of staff abruptly laid off before Christmas.
ELE group collapse: Māori workers caught out
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ELE Group collapse: Immigration NZ seeks direct contact with fired workers
Visas give the workers the right to remain in this country while they are working.
ELE Group collapse: Massive foodbank drive for hundreds of laid-off workers
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ELE Group collapse: Pay cut, redundancy threat came before receivership
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ELE collapse: 750 Filipinos fired from sites
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