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ComCom stops investigating radiography conflict complaint

Rival services scrap over what is a lucrative market.

Demand and costs for high-tech imaging services has soared in recent years.

The Commerce Commission says it doesn’t intend to further investigate a complaint by the New Zealand Institute of Independent Radiologists (NZIIR) into so-called non-arm’s length referrals of patients for radiology services.

NZIRR is a lobby group set up by two listed companies, Infratil and

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Fiona Rotherham Tue, 20 Dec 2022
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