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Law
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Second employer charged over unlawful migrant labour

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Law
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Coutts receives Crown Terrace water permit – with golf course limits

Commissioner imposes conditions including water use.

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Law
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Fair trial troubles mark Vector private prosecution

HIgh Court hears a ‘tussle over a corpse’ ahead of February 2022 trial.

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Law
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David Henry’s businesses stave off liquidation

Henry’s Kinleith Land and Infrastructure hopes to pay creditors with an imminent deal.

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Opinion
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Coutts’ Crown Terrace water grab shows a tin ear to social concerns

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More people can become chartered accountants under new rules
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