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Retail
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Law
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When winning big in the ERA costs your marriage, health, home

Upper Hutt woman Georgiana Symon won big in an unjustified dismissal case against the Ministry of Social Development. But she’s lost a lot.

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Law

Claymark receivers, BNZ face further Clayton action

Mark Clayton strongly opposed Calibre Partners’ sale price for company assets.

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Law
1

Court dismisses Dave Henderson appeal

Henderson had disagreed with the stay of proceedings made during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020.

Jonathan Mitchell Mon, 12 Feb 2024
Law

Ex-financial adviser sentenced for forgery offences

The FMA says Yuen Pok (Paul) Loo's conduct was a 'serious breach' of ethical standards.

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Law
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Climate policy for Parliament, not court to decide say corporates

Defendants react to Supreme Court ruling allowing climate change lawsuit to proceed.

Tim Hunter Wed, 07 Feb 2024
Law
7

Corporates can be sued on climate change, Supreme Court rules

An Appeal Court ruling striking out a claim against seven companies over their greenhouse gas emissions is overturned.

Tim Hunter Wed, 07 Feb 2024
Law

Court declines challenge to council’s gold mine access deal

Pressure group Ours Not Mines sought a judicial review of decision on OceanaGold’s access to paper road in Coromandel forest park.

Tim Hunter Fri, 02 Feb 2024
Law
4

Watson bankruptcy paused

A protest against the High Court’s jurisdiction delays proceedings against the disgraced businessman over $60m debt.

Tim Hunter Thu, 01 Feb 2024
Law
1

Westpac hit with maximum penalty for unconscionable conduct

The ASX-listed banking corporation fined A$1.8m in Australia for interest rate swaps that generated A$20.7m trading profit.

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Fletcher kicks off sale process for Construction businesses
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Sky TV to buy Discovery NZ for $1

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The perpetual evolution of private equity
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Te Ao Māori
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Large iwi group ‘flabbergasted’ at Kiwibank investment silence
Underarm
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No clear path in Australia’s China dilemma
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Tainui leader joins call for iwi role in Kiwibank’s future
Infrastructure
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A quarter of builders operating at under 50% capacity – survey
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