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    Wellington businessman Sir Bob Jones is due in court today, filing a defamation case against writer Renae Maihi
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     10 February 2020
    Wellington businessman Sir Bob Jones is due in court today, filing a defamation case against writer Renae Maihi
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    New Zealand Rugby will review the compulsory return to play policy, but it won't be until next year
    9 Feb: New Zealand Rugby will review the compulsory return to play policy, but it won't be until next year... more
    Sir Peter Jackson's Weta Group receives more than 40-million dollars each year from the taxpayer
    9 Feb: Sir Peter Jackson's Weta Group receives more than 40-million dollars each year from the taxpayer... more
    US electric carmaker Tesla's factory in China's financial hub of Shanghai will resume production on February 10, with Chinese government authorities providing assistance
    8 Feb: US electric carmaker Tesla's factory in China's financial hub of Shanghai will resume production on February 10, with Chinese government authorities providing assistance... more
    Highlanders assistant coach Tony Brown is criticising New Zealand Rugby's All Blacks resting policy in Super Rugby
    8 Feb: Highlanders assistant coach Tony Brown is criticising New Zealand Rugby's All Blacks resting policy in Super Rugby... more
    Accommodation providers in Auckland claim they are footing the city's tourism bill
    8 Feb: Accommodation providers in Auckland claim they are footing the city's tourism bill... more
    Auckland Council's promising its bed tax will be fair
    7 Feb: Auckland Council's promising its bed tax will be fair... more
    A business case for a 21st century-ready public media entity is being prepared for the Government
    7 Feb: A business case for a 21st century-ready public media entity is being prepared for the Government... more
    Auckland restaurateur Leo Molloy maintains he's innocent after being charged with breaching name suppression in the Grace Millane murder trial
    7 Feb: Auckland restaurateur Leo Molloy maintains he's innocent after being charged with breaching name suppression in the Grace Millane murder trial... more
    Another financial success for New Zealand sailing great and Sail GP boss Sir Russell Coutts
    7 Feb: Another financial success for New Zealand sailing great and Sail GP boss Sir Russell Coutts... more

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