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Govt to launch inquiry into electricity prices
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Vector comes out swinging at proposal
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Outages prompt Far North outrage
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Competition holds down power prices
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Electricity settlement win for 'wee guy'
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Billing issues top of power complaints
Thousands of Kiwi households have complained about their electricity provider in the last year, with almost half of complaints being about billing issues.
Brian Gaynor: Labour-Greens proposal creates dilemma
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Editorial: Labour's back to the future power policy a market killer
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Key bats away talk of cronyism
The PM has dismissed accusations of cronyism in the Govt's choice of appointments to boards and working groups.
ASB, Vodafone hit for millions after power price spike
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Record numbers switch power companies
A record number of NZ households switched electricity providers in January.