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Letter issued after allegations made
Gold mining giant Santana has been told to stop any activity at Bendigo it does not have consent to do.
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Providing intimate health care solutions
Providing intimate health care solutions
It could be the start of a riddle. Wānaka woman Shannon Phillimore gave birth to two babies within a short space of time, yet they were not twins. Confused?
Share purchase plan opened
Share purchase plan opened
Pacific Edge has opened its share purchase plan to raise $5 million as part of a $20m raise announced in late May.
Commission moves to lower card surcharges
Commerce Commission moves to lower debit, credit card surcharges
The Commerce Commission has moved to lower interchange fees paid by businesses to accept Visa and Mastercard payments.
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‘Noticeable uptick’ as mall attracts new brands
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‘Noticeable uptick’ as mall attracts new brands
Dunedin's Meridian Mall has seen a "noticeable uptick" in retail inquiries over the past year.
Butter prices surge 120% over a decade
Butter prices surge 120% over a decade
Increases in dairy prices are having a big impact on food bills.
Offer to banks to settle law suit for $300m
Offer to banks to settle law suit for $300m
A class action law suit against ASB and ANZ banks for overcharging customers is offering to settle its case for a payment of more than $300 million.
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‘Great’ opening day for Mosgiel bakery
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‘Great’ opening day for Mosgiel bakery
Dunedin residents love a good scroll and the number of bakeries in the city is on the rise.
Big energy retailers forced to lower off-peak prices
Big energy retailers forced to lower off-peak prices
Big electricity retailers will have to offer cheaper prices for off-peak power use prices, and fair prices to people who sell surplus power to the grid from rooftop solar panels at peak times.
'Really hard for older job seekers at the moment'
'Really hard for older job seekers at the moment'
Dozens of people are signing up to a job site for older workers every day, as more and more of them are noticeably struggling to find work.
Chch contractor in liquidation owes $2.6m
Chch contractor in liquidation owes $2.6m
A Christchurch painting and maintenance contractor has gone into liquidation owing creditors an estimated $2.6 million.
HelloFresh pleads guilty to misleading behaviour
HelloFresh pleads guilty to misleading behaviour
Meal-kit provider HelloFresh has pleaded guilty to misleading behaviour under the Fair Trading Act.
Vital Ltd shareholders considering Tait takeover offer
Vital Ltd shareholders considering Tait takeover offer
Vital Ltd shareholders weighing up a takeover offer by Christchurch communications company Tait International have until August 8 to opt into a share buy-out at the "low end" of an independent...
Another solar farm likely for Canterbury
Another solar farm likely for Canterbury
Genesis is on track to make a final investment decision in the middle of next year to spend $110 million on building another large solar farm in Canterbury.
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Climbing the ladder: from intern to partner
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Climbing the ladder: from intern to partner
He started as an intern.
Investment confidence boosted
Investment confidence boosted
Canterbury businesses are already lining up commercial buildings and buying other big-ticket items on the back of the government’s Investment Boost scheme.
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Spell has been cast: $150,000 grant for startup
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Spell has been cast: $150,000 grant for startup
"I feel like I am doing the thing I was put on Earth to do."
Country living a cut above for retailers
Country living a cut above for retailers
Operating a seven-day-a-week retail business for nearly three decades might sound like a slog.
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Under-fire pub owner admits he 'got slack'
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Under-fire pub owner admits he 'got slack'
The owner of a decades-old Dunedin tavern pulled up for a lack of food says he got slack and it has come back to "kick in the butt".
All go for global firm’s new NZ chairman
All go for global firm’s new NZ chairman
A multibillion-dollar company with thousands of employees is being led by a Christchurch man, writes Tim Cronshaw.