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Westpac Group profit bounces to $1.2b, business lending up
Law
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Sealegs’ counter-claim ‘abuse of process’: CoA

Court of Appeal's dispute decision is out, with no further evidence allowed to be introduced in long-running retractable leg design copyright spat.

Jonathan Mitchell Tue, 22 Oct 2024
Law
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Liquidator seeks US bank data in hunt for missing millions

Court filing names New Zealand company Mars Cap in application for financial records in New York after collapsed of alleged $1.8b ponzi scheme.

Tim Hunter Tue, 22 Oct 2024
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Ron Salter settles landmark ‘proceeds of crime’ case for $4m

Auckland businessman says settlement is about ‘cutting our losses’, while Police say they don’t intend to use the Act ‘routinely’ for health and safety infringements.

Brent Melville Mon, 21 Oct 2024
Law
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Some Du Val shareholders take legal action against the FMA

Lawyer representing investor group has previously threatened to sue NBR on behalf of Du Val.

Hamish McNicol Fri, 18 Oct 2024
Law
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Arria’s Henry averts bankruptcy with bond payout

UPDATE: The imminent arrival of cash from the redemption of Arria NLG bonds persuades the High Court to grant reprieve.

Tim Hunter Thu, 17 Oct 2024
Law
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NZ Initiative argues Supreme Court is not staying in its lane

Roger Partridge says court is blurring the line between its role and Parliament’s role of making laws.

Brent Edwards Tue, 15 Oct 2024
Law
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Police back off $11m proceeds-of-crime case – but it’ll cost

Seen as a test case, the police had frozen the assets and bank accounts of a family-owned business for being ‘fundamentally non-compliant’ with health and safety, an action normally reserved for gangs and drug dealers.

Brent Melville Tue, 15 Oct 2024
Law
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Directors in firing line after ‘reckless trading’ judgment

Significant implications for directors, particularly if creditors are well-funded or ‘determined’, lawyer says.

Brent Melville Fri, 11 Oct 2024
Law
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Du Val founders seek legal aid, receivers don’t want to pay rent

Meanwhile, the family trust of Kenyon and Charlotte Clark has also been put into receivership.

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Property magnate Sir Bob Jones dies, aged 85
Investment

Being AI divests education business to Crimson for $3.9m debt
Last Word
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The kids are alright
Investment
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Being AI sells Age School, founders to receive Crimson stock
Morning Brew

Trump threat over Iranian oil; Ukraine signs resources deal
Investment

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Politics
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The Finance Minister’s big budget cuts
Investment
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‘Pick up the phone’: $320m firm challenges NZX over IPO pitch
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David Seymour’s plan to revamp government
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Property magnate Sir Bob Jones dies, aged 85
Edwards on Politics
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Political consensus needed to lift skills training
Politics
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The Government’s plan to simplify the building consent process
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