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Six departments in the gun as Govt hunts for leakers
Up to six Government departments face investigation in the hunt for the sources of leaked Cabinet papers.
NZOC, mayor disappointed, realistic over games decision
Backing a Commonwealth Games bid for Auckland during a global recession "was always going to be a big ask", the NZOC admits.
Key: Govt will not support $600m games bid
The Government will not be supporting a bid to host the Commonwealth Games in Auckland, John Key said today.
Financial markets now 'back to normal' says English
New Zealand's financial markets are "back to normal", says Finance Minister Bill English.
Commerce Commission prepares for M & A surge
The Commerce Commission is preparing for an inflow of merger applications this year.
Mob awaits Bryers' sentencing
Blue Chip investors are vowing an angry mob will turn up to court for the sentencing of property company co-founder Mark Bryers.
Bryers admits Blue Chip book keeping offences
Blue Chip co-founder Mark Bryers admits failing to keep accounting records in the lead-up to the collapse of his property empire.
Think big to restore trust: taskforce
The Capital Markets Development Taskforce released recommendations with the aim of rekindling Kiwis' faith in the sharemarket.
Taskforce backs 'partial' asset privatisation
Partial privatisation of state assets is among the recommendations of the final report of Capital Markets Development Taskforce presented today.
Telecom cries foul over rural levy changes
Telecom is crying foul over the government's proposed changes to the levy put in place to protect rural customers when the carrier was privatised in the 1990s, saying it will lead to less investment in outlying areas.