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Orchardists say more than $600m is set to be lost to regional economies like Hawke's Bay's as a result of the massive shortage of workers to pick fruit.The region's orchardists, exporters and growers reliant on seasonal work say... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Transtasman bubble: Qantas roars back with 122 flights a week

Qantas and Jetstar will operate up to 122 return flights per week across the Tasman when the quarantine-free bubble starts.The airline will fly two new routes into Queensland - Auckland to Cairns and the Gold Coast - a move that... Source: NZ Herald Business News online pharmacy buy lipitor no insurance with best prices today in the USA

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Transtasman bubble: How Auckland Airport will handle Aussie travellers

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Transtasman bubble: Business groups welcome quarantine-free travel

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South Island responds to Prime Minister's Australia 'travel bubble' announcement

The South Island's struggling tourism and hospitality sectors have today welcomed news of an imminent trans-Tasman travel bubble, especially with winter and the snow sports season looming. Quarantine-free travel between New Zealand... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Auckland's Chief Post Office re-opens after four years and $4.4b City Rail Link job

Auckland's former Chief Post Office reopens to the public this afternoon after four years in which two new tunnels were built under the 109-year-old heritage-listed building.From 1pm, people will again be able to get inside the... Source: NZ Herald Business News online pharmacy buy desyrel with best prices today in the USA

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Painter sacked in first week wins $12,500 compensation

The Employment Relations Authority has found Christopher Wright was unjustifiably dismissed by Christchurch company Maiden Construction.In its determination decision, the authority said Wright was hired for a 14-week project in... Source: NZ Herald Business News

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Amazon apologises for denying drivers are forced to urinate in bottles

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