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OM valt binnen bij boerenbedrijven: ‘Aardappel- en uienhandel vatbaar voor witwaspraktijken’
De export van aardappelen en uien blijkt vatbaar voor grootschalige witwaspraktijken. Dat concludeert het Openbaar Ministerie naar aanleiding van invallen bij agri-handelaren in Zeeland en Noord-Holland. Ondergrondse bankiers en geldkoeriers leveren tientallen miljoenen euro’s af bij Nederlandse agri-handelaren, die boodschappentassen vol contant geld aannemen. Daarmee werken zij vermoedelijk mee aan ...
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Wellington off-duty police officer used computer to find driver who blocked his car
An off-duty officer used the police database to find the driver of a car that had blocked his own.
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Tauranga welder Matt Neilson Russia-bound after winning champs
Matt Neilson's dreams have come true.The Tauranga engineering apprentice will represent New Zealand in an elite trade skills event later this year in Russia.The Bay of Plenty Times previously reported how 20-year-old Neilson...
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Warming, satisfying soups on offer at Wellington's The Ramen Shop
The CBD branch of Newtown's noodle house takes things a bit lighter for its business trade, but lunch here is still a satisfying affair.
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Law Society building in Wellington due closed to earthquake risk
All calls to the Wellington branch are now immediately redirected to Auckland's Law Society offices after the building
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Populist and far-right rhetoric gains currency in New Zealand's political fringe
Freedom of speech and Sharia law "conspiracies" are being peddled for political gain, experts believe.
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Nathan takes on the comedic world
By Hannah Williams Local comedian Nathan Wilson has been making waves in the comedy community as he pursues a career in the funny business. Raised here in East Auckland, Nathan has always been involved in the arts, whether it was his school’s production or a laugh with friends, he was ...
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Migrant workers exploited by other migrants in New Zealand
Business owners are ripping off workers who are newer migrants, organisation says.
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New Zealand's biggest co-working business with a master franchise is up for sale
International Workplace Group, (IWG), is selling its co-working business with master franchise rights.
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Wellington Phoenix captain Andrew Durante leaves with legend status
Departing captain hailed as Wellington's greatest ever player by his former centre-back partner.
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'Moral duty' to improve environment
If New Zealand can't get its environmental problems under control, who can. No one, said Minister for the Environment David Parker at an informal meeting in Katikati last Wednesday."It makes my spine tingle to say that. It turns...
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Seeka unveils new general manager
Seeka has announced the appointment of a new manager for SeekaFresh.Seeka chief executive Michael Franks announced yesterday that Verena Cunningham will lead Seeka's Auckland and Christchurch operations.This included the marketing...
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Wellington's Round the Bays still in search of headlining sponsor
Sport Wellington has run the event for more than 40 years, though this is the longest its gone without a top-tier sponsor in years.
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Insurance premium hikes still on their way for Wellington despite Mayoral forum
An insurance giant is following through with its plans to hike insurance premiums in Wellington.
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Herbie Hancock finds his groove in Wellington
REVIEW: No matter how many times he's played a piece, a jazz musician has a duty to extend his craft.
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Landlord drops attempt to get a share of tenant's brothel profits
A Wellington landlord wanted a share of their tenant's brothel business profit.
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Sales decrease by half for some stores on the Golden Mile after weekend parking and bus woes
Retail sales down almost 50 per cent for some stores on Wellington's Golden Mile after weekend parking charges and bus network changes introduced.
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Less property in Auckland proves a bonus for aged care operator Arvida
Fewer properties in Auckland meant less impact from Auckland's slowing property market for retirement village business Arvida.
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New Zealand Herald Premium is here: How to subscribe, activate your account
From the NZ Herald and NZME newsrooms New Zealand Herald Premium has launched - and with it, expanded business, political and investigative journalism, insightful analysis and commentary and international content.It's been a month...
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Argosy Property claims $39.6 million so far for Kaikoura earthquake damage at its Waterloo Quay building
Argosy Property lodges big insurance claim for earthquake-damaged Wellington building.
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Mayor Justin Lester makes case for $6.4b Let's Get Wellington Moving project
OPINION: $6.4b Let's Get Wellington Moving project will provide economy with 'enormous shot in the arm', according to city's mayor.