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Traders snap up units in NZX's first carbon auction
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Traders snap up units in NZX's first carbon auction

There were bids for more than twice as many units as were available in the auction. 

Dan Brunskill 17 Mar 2021
Google news plan doesn't get government off hook with media
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Google news plan doesn't get government off hook with media

Stuff boss Sinead Boucher says government backing for media would strengthen the sector’s negotiating position with online giants.

Daniel Dunkley 17 Mar 2021
Rod Duke thinks he can wring more profits out of Briscoe
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Rod Duke thinks he can wring more profits out of Briscoe

Briscoe Group managing direct Rod Duke continues to refine, fine-tune and mine his business.

Jenny Ruth 17 Mar 2021
Anti-competitive conduct under spotlight with law change
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Anti-competitive conduct under spotlight with law change

Changes to the Commerce Act are the latest attempt to define what 'misuse of market power' really is.

Ian Llewellyn 17 Mar 2021
Wānaka studio would plug film sector’s southern gap
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Wānaka studio would plug film sector’s southern gap

Paul McBeth 17 Mar 2021
Police sitting on empty properties worth millions
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Police sitting on empty properties worth millions

Brent Melville 17 Mar 2021
GDP forecasting a covid crapshoot
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GDP forecasting a covid crapshoot

Jenny Ruth 16 Mar 2021
Creditors vote to liquidate Gary Groves' Sanctuary
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Creditors vote to liquidate Gary Groves' Sanctuary

Victoria Young 16 Mar 2021
Dive in net migration may calm housing market – eventually
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Dive in net migration may calm housing market – eventually

Jenny Ruth 16 Mar 2021
Rob Campbell – The legacy of NZ's corporate socialist
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Rob Campbell – The legacy of NZ's corporate socialist

Michael Andrew, The Spinoff 16 Mar 2021
Officials warn carbon neutral public sector by 2025 not feasible
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Officials warn carbon neutral public sector by 2025 not feasible

Ian Llewellyn 15 Mar 2021
Infratil robs Aussie Super of plum assets with Tilt disposal
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Infratil robs Aussie Super of plum assets with Tilt disposal

Pattrick Smellie 15 Mar 2021
Real estate agent Martin Cooper gets relief from 'excessive' judgment
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Real estate agent Martin Cooper gets relief from 'excessive' judgment

Victoria Young 15 Mar 2021
Unaccredited lab conducts covid saliva tests
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Unaccredited lab conducts covid saliva tests

Pattrick Smellie 15 Mar 2021
Harbour Asset a lonely buyer of My Food Bag shares
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Harbour Asset a lonely buyer of My Food Bag shares

Dan Brunskill and Andy Fyers 15 Mar 2021
A curious case: the hostile bid for Taupō's Bruce McLaren Park
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A curious case: the hostile bid for Taupō's Bruce McLaren Park

Pattrick Smellie 13 Mar 2021
On the Money: Adrian Orr's fruity support, Sky TV, My Food Bag and more
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On the Money: Adrian Orr's fruity support, Sky TV, My Food Bag and more

Victoria Young 13 Mar 2021
BusinessDesk now allows comments
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BusinessDesk now allows comments

Pattrick Smellie 12 Mar 2021
McCallum cousins fight over islands, luxury lodge
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McCallum cousins fight over islands, luxury lodge

Victoria Young 12 Mar 2021
Coal use increased as hydro lakes fell and gas supply stuttered
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Coal use increased as hydro lakes fell and gas supply stuttered

Ian Llewellyn 11 Mar 2021
Michael Redwood – Special Group aims to break new ground
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Michael Redwood – Special Group aims to break new ground

Daniel Dunkley 11 Mar 2021
Apartment owners eye insurers in $20m leaky building claim
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Apartment owners eye insurers in $20m leaky building claim

Victoria Young 11 Mar 2021
First home with a majestic view for only $650k near Queenstown
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First home with a majestic view for only $650k near Queenstown

Paul McBeth 11 Mar 2021
Geoff Ross: Amano – 'we won’t be changing a thing'
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Geoff Ross: Amano – 'we won’t be changing a thing'

Victoria Young 10 Mar 2021
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