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Ten weeks from Christmas, businesses have started taking on extra staff to cope with what they hope will be a rush on retail. Retail NZ said the December quarter is where most people do their biggest trade, with many retailers relying on a sucessful festive season to get them through the rest of the year. CEO of the Newmarket Business Association Mark Knoff-Thomas spoke to Lisa Owen.
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