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Does Fairy Godmother Smile On Hotchin's Hawaiian Hideway?

Hotchin's Hawaiian hideaway?
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Georgina Bond and Jock Anderson | Friday May 24, 2013

Dominion Finance boss jailed

Cropp in 2010
Georgina Bond and Niko Kloeten | Thursday May 23, 2013

Civic Assurance fails in reinsurance case

Tony Marryatt: critics claim he has a conflict of interest
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Chris Hutching for NBR NZ Property Investor | Friday May 24, 2013

Ford shuts shop across the Tasman

Bob Graziano: costs are double that of Europe
David Linklater | Friday May 24, 2013 | 1 comment

More than 1200 jobs will go when Ford Australia closes down in October 2016.

How well does property perform? It depends…

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Friday May 24, 2013

International skills drive top agent's success

Barfoot & Thompson real estate agent Jane Wang
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Victoria Young | Friday May 24, 2013

Judge Jock: A Time Of Loss, Who Fills The Gap, A Chief Justice In Waiting

Judge jock
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Jock Anderson | Friday May 24, 2013

OIO's massive miss, challenging Auckland and a Japanese bond tsunami

NBR Online staff | Friday May 24, 2013

Outlandish figure slips past Overseas Investment Office in Chinese company's application.

POLL RESULT: should the government hike petrol tax?

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NBR staff | Friday May 24, 2013

While you were sleeping: cautious calm returns

Margreet Dietz | Friday May 24, 2013

Disappointing data from China and a slump in Japanese stocks outweighs better-than-expected reports on US jobs and housing.

NZ meat cleared across Chinese wharves, ministry chided for mistake

High steaks
Thursday May 23, 2013 | 1 comment

Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy chides his department for submitting paperwork in a format that hadn't yet been approved.

Shill Trade Me bidding costs car company more than $165,000

NBR staff | Thursday May 23, 2013 | 2 comments

Market close: shares fall as US, China in focus - GPG, WBC, NZOG drop

Thursday May 23, 2013

Stocks fall as the prospect of a winding down of US stimulus and weak Chinese manufacturing weighs on equity markets across Asia.

Xero posts $14.4m FY loss, doubles revenue and paying customers

Xero CEO Rod Dury at the High Tech Awards in Auckland last Friday
NBR staff and BusinessDesk | Thursday May 23, 2013 | 4 comments

"Expect more losses," CEO Rod Dury tells NBR ONLINE.

Investors should take more responsibility: FMA boss

Sean Hughes
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Niko Kloeten | Thursday May 23, 2013 | 3 comments

Smith gives nod for open-cast coal mine on conservation land

Nick Smith
Pattrick Smellie | Thursday May 23, 2013 | 30 comments

"Pity we give up a beautiful, unique and irreplaceable environment to harvest an outdated energy commodity so an Aussie company can profit..."

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Employment watchdog needs time to 'sleep' on decisions – law professor

Bill Hodge: decisions too hasty
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Georgina Bond | Thursday May 23, 2013

Independent advocate defies Brownlee

Gerry Brownlee
Chris Hutching | Thursday May 23, 2013 | 2 comments

Canterbury Insurance Advocacy Service is establishing a charitable trust.

Kiwi at 8-month low after Chinese manufacturing slows, Bernanke says watch data

Paul McBeth | Thursday May 23, 2013

"The kiwi is heading towards 79.20 US cents. That's the next big level and we might see that in days."

Labour, Greens right on GCSB report

Matthew Hooton
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Matthew Hooton | Thursday May 23, 2013 | 4 comments

NZ POLITICS DAILY: The report should be thrown in the bin

Police Minister Anne Tolley
Bryce Edwards | Thursday May 23, 2013

Several official reports out this week raise questions about the integrity of public life in New Zealand.

Auckland rail operator Veolia almost doubles profit after new contract

Tina Morrison | Thursday May 23, 2013 | 2 comments

The company's gross profit margin jumps to 10.7% from 7.7% a year earlier.

Tauranga's legacy – shiny new infrastructure and big debt

David Williams | Thursday May 23, 2013

They've built motorways and upgraded pipes, but is Tauranga City Council's huge investment paying off? Other than retirees, are people coming?

ASK ME ANYTHING: David Parker v Shamubeel Eaqub

Labour finance spokesman David Parker
Rob Hosking | Friday May 24, 2013 | 18 comments

The Economist  versus The Politician -  can, or should, New Zealand do something about the high dollar? Readers can quiz Labour's finance spokesman and NZIER's principal economist on this and other finance issues, Friday 10.30am - 11.30am.

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