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Aussie case an A$188,000 reminder for handling psychosocial risks

The case marks the first time a Commonwealth employer has been convicted for failing to manage psychological risks in the workplace and has direct relevance for Kiwi employers.

Fiona Rotherham Tue, 31 Mar 2026

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Crown breached contract with midwives over fair pay, court rules

College of Midwives says successful class action is likely to result in ‘substantial’ damages.

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Matthew Pringle case raised in UK Westminster Hall push for law

The Manuka Doctor founder is at the centre of a campaign to better recognise reproductive coercion in the law.

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Court finally rules on discovery in FMA’s Booster case

A dispute over document disclosure, adjourned since last April, is resolved in favour of the FMA.

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Nook clients awarded $114,000 after company misrepresented build

Two people contracted the controversial modular homes company to build a pool house, but Nook’s marketing was ruled to misrepresent what could be achieved.

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‘Do the right thing’: union urges Uber to action over fuel crisis

Workers First Union wants Uber to immediately match DiDi’s fuel surcharge, while Bolt pays a fuel relief bonus to drivers.

Fiona Rotherham Tue, 24 Mar 2026

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New Zealand’s largest class action kicks off against ANZ

Country’s biggest bank lender says it doesn’t consider the law ‘operates in the way stated by the plaintiffs or litigation funders’.

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Du Val buyer, investor threatens litigation against stat manager

Buyer, facing a loss of $375,000, claims statutory manager Teneo is ‘screwing him over’.

Brent Melville Mon, 23 Mar 2026

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Du Val BTR investors can expect 41c in the dollar return

Statutory managers’ latest six-monthly report says total amount owing to investors down to $225.8m.

Hamish McNicol Fri, 20 Mar 2026

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$200,000 dismissal threshold too low, employers say

A survey has shown that over half of respondents have yet to decide how to approach the new threshold for unjustified dismissal claims.

Fiona Rotherham Fri, 20 Mar 2026

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