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Roadblock emerges in Santana fast-track

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By Tim Hunter Verified
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Roadblock emerges in Santana fast-track Expert panel sees planned closure of public road as key issue for consent. Santana is seeking consent for open coast gold mining in Central Otago. © All content copyright NBR. Do not reproduce in any form without permission, even if you have a paid subscription. The expert panel assessing Santana Minerals’ fast track gold mining application has identified a potential roadblock with “the obvious capacity to delay if not permanently frustrate the project”.
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New Zealand’s slow walk on CFDs

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By Tim Hunter Verified
| The National Business Review Verified
ANALYSIS: Australia has acted on data showing most investors lose money trading CFDs. New Zealand doesn’t even have the data. There’s nothing like a good fact for a persuasive sales pitch. If nine out of 10 cats prefer Tasticuts Fishybites, you will probably be inclined to take some home for Tibbles the tabby. Equally, if you knew that nine out of 10 cats would rather eat your socks than Tasticuts, it’s likely a Want to read more? It's easy. Choose your subscription Already have an account?
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Driven to deletion

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By Tim Hunter Verified
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Driven to deletion Limiting pollution from vehicle exhausts saves lives and money, but the high cost of maintenance and a lack of enforcement is pushing the removal of emission control systems. © All content copyright NBR. Do not reproduce in any form without permission, even if you have a paid subscription. Tauranga businessman Robert Anderson and his adviser Simon Massey could see the opportunity.
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