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Auckland liquor store does U-turn on accepting Afterpay after community backlash

Auckland liquor store does U-turn on accepting Afterpay after community backlash
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Backlash over liquor store accepting Afterpay

Backlash over liquor store accepting Afterpay
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Sharp rise in people missing repayments on buy now, pay later consumer loans

Sharp rise in people missing repayments on buy now, pay later consumer loans
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The Week in Detail: Long Covid, debt, extradition and diplomacy

This week on The Detail we've tackled New Zealand's "complex and convoluted" extradition laws and the looming threat of Long Covid in the employment sphere - and much more. Whakarongo mai to any episodes you might have missed.

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Being in debt to the government

More than half a million low income New Zealanders collectively owe the government $3.5 billion. Why do they owe so much? What's it for? And can they pay it back?

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