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'Ignore media' phone hack jury told
The jury selected to hear Britain's tabloid phone hacking trial has been told by the judge to ignore a morass of "inaccurate and misleading" reports on the case.

Fraud case: $4.4m 'stolen'
The amount of money allegedly stolen from one of the country's largest freight companies in a long-running fraud can now be revealed.

Botulism scare avoidable
Botulism scare avoidable if responsibility passed swiftly to top management: review chairman.

Court sets December deadline for joining lawsuit over bank fees
The High Court has given ANZ/ National Bank customers until December 13 to sign up to a lawsuit against the bank over fees, according to a group taking the case.

Fran O'Sullivan: Damning indictment in food scare report
That the scare turned out to be the result of a false positive test does not mitigate the need for Fonterra to up its game, writes Fran O'Sullivan.

'Fair' returns aim of internet plan
In part 2, telecommunications writer Hamish Fletcher asks whether Chorus is set to get a $450m windfall or is this just a fair return?

China serious about fighting corruption: Collins
Justice Minister Judith Collins says she believes China is serious about clamping down on corruption under its new leadership.

Fonterra: Truth comes out
An independent inquiry into Fonterra's botulism scare has revealed a broken torch sparked the contamination scandal.

Fonterra failed 'to join the dots'
Fonterra failed to recognise the "explosive reputational risk" involved in the botulism scare, an independent inquiry has found.

Meridian debuts on NZX
Meridian Energy's shares debuted at $1.08 after tepid demand in the initial public offering saw the stock sold at the bottom end of its indicative range.

Small business: Adapt or die
A while back Fujifilm approached me with its story of recovery after traditional camera film was declared dead ...

Dream(liner) tourism boost
China Southern Airlines flew the first scheduled Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight into New Zealand yesterday.

NZ's $450 million broadband battle
Broadband battle Part 1 of a 4 part inquiry Tomorrow: Will intervention transfer wealth from consumers to Chorus? Coming up: How intervention in the copper market affects the ultra-fast broadband scheme

Meridian tipped to surge
Share price expected to rise on first day but analysts are unsure of progress after that.

Inside NZ's new generation prison
Inmates moving through the country's new $300 million prison will be able to track their path to freedom.

Ryanair boss in Twitter sexist chat storm
Put your chief executive live on a Twitter chat? Great idea - until he starts tweeting.