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Record costs blow out as giant Central Otago goldmine fast-track stalls again

Government agencies are to claw back more than $3m in fees, processing and legal costs from Australian-owned Santana, reports Jill Herron.

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Record costs blow out as giant Central Otago goldmine fast-track stalls again

Government agencies are to claw back more than $3m in fees, processing and legal costs from Australian-owned Santana, reports Jill Herron.

7 hours ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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