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NZ sharemarket continues decline
The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 11,836.04, down 39.31 points or 0.33%.
UPDATE: NZX directors mauled in fee vote
Of shares voted on the re-election of NZX chair John McMahon, 27.62% were opposed.
NZ-Thai partnership ‘significant’ in scope
An Asia expert says deal between nations is significant because of its breadth.
Auckland's new "Midtown" taking shape
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