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— Edmund Hillary
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Wellingtonian collector puts 350 rare autographs on Trade Me
Hillary Clinton, George Foreman and Madonna are all up for sale, courtesy of a Wellington autograph collector.
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Korea Ranks No. 5 in World Bank's Doing Business Ranking
Korea ranked No. 5 in the World Bank's 2016 Doing Business rankings, down one notch from last year's when the country reached its peak of No. 4. In the corporate environment evaluation ranking issued by the World Bank on October 25, Korea ranked No. 5 behind New Zealand, Singapore, Denmark, ...
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New Zealand easiest place for business: World Bank
Reductions in labour-related taxes and new regulations that make paying taxes easier are key reasons why New Zealand topped the list.
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Simon Busuttil would launch inquiry into Panama Papers if elected Prime Minister
Leader of the Opposition Dr Simon Busuttil this evening said that if he is elected Prime Minister he will ask for an independent inquiry on the Panama Papers scandel. He said this during the 2017 Budget reaction. He also pledged that a Nationalist government will remove the LNG tanker from ...
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Simple idea turns into $20m business
ALL you need is one brilliant business idea. Dannielle Michaels’ light bulb moment came as she changed a nappy on a flight to New Zealand.
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Zespri kiwifruit wins double award
Zespri SunGold Kiwifruit has won two awards at the NZ Innovation Awards.Zespri took out Sustained Innovation Excellence and Export Innovator of the Year in Auckland last night.Bryan Parkes, Zespri operations manager, said Zespri...
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Super Fund's strategy for climate change
The New Zealand Super Fund says it will establish new rules to assess its investments under climate change, spelling trouble for fossil fuel producers.
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Fraudster ripped off foreigners for gambling money
A Christchurch recruitment consultant has been sentenced to 20 months in jail after defrauding foreign workers.
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NZ Super fund to cut fossil fuels, makes "fundamental shift" to prepare for climate change
New Zealand's sovereign wealth fund is promising to reduce its investments in fossil fuels and target clean energy in a bid to prepare for climate change.
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Three companies pick up regional business awards
Three local companies made their mark at the Westpac Auckland Business Awards 2016 last week.
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Govt to review free trade with 10 Asian countries
The Government is concerned that New Zealand exporters are facing an increasing number of non-tariff barriers in South East Asia.
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NZ, UK to start regular trade talks
Britain and New Zealand have agreed to set up regular trade policy talks to help push for greater global trade liberalisation and reform as Britain leaves the EU.
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Wellington cafe owners training deaf staff plan sign language cafe in Christchurch
A Wellington business is set to start educating Cantabrians on the joy of coffee and inclusiveness in the workplace.
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Webcam job interviews increase in popularity
The trend, now being used by some New Zealand firms, originated in the US where it's become particularly popular with the big retailers such as Walmart and finance houses like Deloitte.
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Local politicians support stronger regional government offices
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters' suggestion that government should relocate government departments into regional centres is good in theory, but unlikely to be practical, say some Tauranga business leaders and politicians.According...
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Helen Kelly to be remembered at Wellington service
A civic service is being planned in Wellington for former trade union leader Helen Kelly who has died from cancer, aged 52.
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Online voting possible next local election in Bay of Plenty
Online voting could be used in the next local body election according to Local Government New Zealand, but Tauranga locals are divided on the issue.LinkT Young People in Business chairwoman Joy Dawson said she thought online voting...
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Surging Wellington house prices hit record $480,000 median high amid sales shortage
Wellington's property boom continues to sizzle, with median house prices surging to a record high of $480,000 as competition for dwindling housing stock gets fierce.
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Unskilled workers hit harder by workforce changes than strong migration
OPINION: One in four people in New Zealand is foreign-born, and many New Zealanders routinely leave to live in other countries.
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Local businesses up for awards tonight
Just over half the finalists in tonight's Westpac Auckland Business Awards 2016 – South are located in the south-east.
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Business as usual as Lyall Bay's secret cinema gets 'perfect' new owner
Many feared a change of ownership for Wellington's best kept cinematic secret could spell the end of Lyall Bay's hidden movie theatre.