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Latest documents
- Life insurer AIA
hit with penalty
of $700,000
Life insurance company AIA must pay $700,000 for false and misleading representations to customers.
- Investors keep wary eye on gathering storm
The New Zealand sharemarket joined the wild global rollercoaster ride with a fall of more than 1 per cent as analysts and investors wondered whether recession was fast approaching.
- Armed police callouts hit record levels
Armed offenders squads callouts have hit record levels, reaching almost three a day in one provincial district plagued by gang violence, new figures reveal.
- Court told of
Gloriavale’s
govt $5m
Gloriavale Christian community received almost $5 million in government money in the 2021 financial year, while its church trust held more than $4m in cash, a court has heard.
- Waste Mgmt
takeover wins
OIO approval
The Overseas Investment Office has approved the sale of the Waste Management New Zealand business to international investment firm Igneo Infrastructure Partners.
- Counting down to our Rugby World Cup
The players are ready, the music is sorted and excitement is ramping up as we count down the days to Rugby World Cup 2021.
- Off-duty cop on drink-drive charge after cyclist killed
An off-duty police officer has been charged with the drink-driving death of a cyclist in Auckland.
- Armed police callouts hit record levels
Armed offenders squads callouts have hit record levels, reaching almost three a day in one provincial district plagued by gang violence, new figures reveal.
- Court told of
Gloriavale’s
govt $5m
Gloriavale Christian community received almost $5 million in government money in the 2021 financial year, while its church trust held more than $4m in cash, a court has heard.
- All Whites, NZF at fixtures loggerheads
Relations between the All Whites and New Zealand Football board are at a new low.
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- Refund claims spur class action against ANZ and ASB bank
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- ‘Safety and fairness’ concern in
trans issue
National Party MPs have accepted a petition challenging guidelines on transgender people in sport....
- Roe v Wade latest shock
to grasp
People aren’t used to radical actions and sharp shocks, even if the warnings were well signposted....
- Class action vs Dilworth dropped
Aclass action taken by men who suffered historical abuse at one of the nation’s wealthiest schools has been dropped by lawyers who say court battles can be expensive and lengthy, especially against “deep-pocketed defendants” like Dilworth....
- Roe v Wade delivers hornet’s nest
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the Roe v Wade decision on abortion rights for women in the US has handed Christopher Luxon his first real test in managing the broad church that is his caucus....
- School says students’ gender identity must align with biological sex
A leaked document reveals a Bay of Plenty Christian high school will use biological pronouns for students and needs to approve that a name “aligns with [a student’s] biological sex”....