House buyer gets $20k payout after bidding at auction without preapproval
The women complained their adviser did not give them accurate information, resulting in loss of more than $100,000.
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A2 Milk, Synlait settle year-long dispute over infant formula
Synlait says settling the dispute is another step in the company’s recovery.
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Investors see better prospects offshore – survey
Retail investors are losing confidence in local investment markets, but have increased expectations in overseas markets.
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Companies Act reforms: Why one director says she has to break the law
Government changes to an “invasive and unnecessary” business requirement are long overdue, one director says.
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Why the OCR cut is not necessarily something to celebrate
NZ’s financial situation is nothing to get excited about, economists say: “Long story short, it’s a hot mess.”
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Vanuatu tourism booms as airlines add more flights, including direct Auckland-Espiritu Santo route
Other airlines are filling the void left by Air Vanuatu’s liquidation, with 2025 looking “pretty positive” for the Pacific nation.
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Legal case over Z Energy’s emissions reduction claims moves towards trial
Both sides are claiming legal wins in a landmark greenwashing case.
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McDonald’s employee overpaid more than $18,000 in holiday pay
The fast food company is paying out holiday pay to tens of thousands of staff who had their entitlements calculated incorrectly.
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Supermarket shoppers losing tens of millions a year due to pricing errors – Commerce Commission
And responsibility for fixing the issues sits squarely with Foodstuffs and Woolworths NZ senior management, the grocery commissioner says.
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NZ Steel reports making 1.3m tonnes of carbon emissions, claims 1.8m tonnes of free carbon credits
The Australian-owned company was the biggest beneficiary of a government scheme to shield exporters from paying for their carbon emissions last year.
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