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Nine’s more favourable bid comes at NZME’s cost

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NZME pursues right of refusal for Stuff through the court

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Reweti Kohere Fri, 15 May 2020
Law
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Church tax credit decision could affect school donations

But leading lawyer warns Inland Revenue will monitor boundaries of charitable giving

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James Hardie downsizing worries lawyer leading class action

But Adina Thorn says move is unlikely to stall $250m action against the company.

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Law
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Fuji Xerox auditor continues name suppression bid

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