There are plenty of ways you can connect with us by phone and online to get things done during the COVID-19 lockdown.
From building consents to registering your dog or paying rates, we’re open for business. Here’s how you can reach us. We’re here to he… Continue reading
The NZX’s Market Disciplinary Tribunal said Jarden Securities breaches related to a number of fundamental obligations, including “the need to maintain an orderly market”.
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Refining New Zealand has struck a deal with Mobil Oil on the move to turn the Marsden Point oil refinery to an import-only facility.
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The commission says consumer complaints in the telecommunications sector have doubled over the last five years.
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The company said it would decide whether to pay a dividend or other form of capital return to shareholders at the annual meeting in November.
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New research from BNZ shows nearly 80 percent of the public have been targeted by an online scam and a quarter have fallen victim to one.
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Takeaway food is back on the cards from Wednesday for many New Zealanders, with South Island businesses already busy preparing to reopen their doors.
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Mayor Phil Goff and councillors Alf Filipaina, Efeso Collins and Josephine Bartley today, 27 August, led a virtual fono (meeting) with Pacific leaders to discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on Pasifika people in Auckland and how the council could help with… Continue reading
Auckland Council Libraries has removed existing overdue fines from customer accounts on 1 September and will no longer be charging for overdue items, after councillors approved the proposal in June as part of the Long-Term Plan.
Councillor Cathy Casey… Continue reading
Official documents show that following last year’s nationwide alert level 4 lockdown, there was a significant uptake in buy now pay later usage compared to uptake for other credit products.
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