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Flaws in Coalition’s insolvency law reform

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BlueScope Steel says shares in Kiwi ironsand company were worthless

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We did care, BlueScope Steel tells court

Aussie steel producer’s then-CFO says company tried to nurture ‘atmosphere of viability.’

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Law
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Feltex class action could drag on into 2021

Funding issues nearly drew the case to a halt today.

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Law

FMA wins deregistration case in the High Court

FMA defends decision to deregister forex company benefiting from New Zealand’s reputation.

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Law

Insider trading alleged in CBL class action

Claim filed at High Court yesterday.

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Law
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Chief justice calls for action on judicial diversity

The ‘troubling reality’ of overwhelmingly Pakeha judges and predominantly Maori defendants.

Jenni McManus Thu, 31 Oct 2019
Law

Top court rules in Opua boat builder's favour

Doug Schmuck has finally won the right to use a public reserve for commercial purposes.

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Law
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Supreme Court will hear Synlait’s Pokeno appeal

Case expected to be heard mid-2020.

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More people can become chartered accountants under new rules
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Luxury retail giant to walk away from its Australia/NZ stores

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Underarm
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Happy 25th birthday to Australia’s GST. It’s time to grow up
Comings & Goings

Mitre 10 boss resigns
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Edwards on Politics
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Politics
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Supermarket change in Govt's plan for the next three months
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Watson fails to halt SEC insider trading claim
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