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New Zealand assesses pay-TV competition
Friday, 18 May 2012
New Zealand’s Commerce Commission has launched an investigation of the country’s pay-TV market, raising concerns that Sky’s contracts with internet service providers (ISPs) could be harmful to competition.
Hughes joins Wilson Harle partnership
Thursday, 10 May 2012
Gary Hughes has been promoted to partner in Wilson Harle's Auckland office.
New Zealand approves major insurance merger
Friday, 02 March 2012
New Zealand’s Commerce Commission has approved the sale of an insurance company which struggled under earthquake-related insurance claims, judging the sector robust enough to offset a reduction in competition.
Chinese enforcer to speak at GCR Live
Friday, 24 February 2012
Junfeng Cai, of MOFCOM’s Anti-Monopoly Bureau, will be taking part in a China-focused panel at GCR Live: Law Leaders Asia-Pacific, to be held next Friday and Saturday in Singapore.
NZ parliament debates criminal sanctions for cartels
Friday, 14 October 2011
New Zealand’s parliament is considering draft legislation to criminalise cartel behaviour.
NZ gears up for air cargo lawsuit
Friday, 26 August 2011
New Zealand’s Commerce Commission has won permission to bring a case against eight airlines accused of price fixing on air cargo shipments, after the country’s High Court ruled it had jurisdiction to hear the matter.
Associate news round-up
Friday, 19 August 2011
Every month GCR publishes a summary of associate moves.
NZ 2-to-1 hospital merger approved
Thursday, 11 August 2011
New Zealand’s Commerce Commission has cleared the merger of Southern Cross Hospitals and Aorangi Hospital, even though it says the tie up could lead to price rises in the private hospital sector.
New Zealand releases draft criminalisation bill
Friday, 17 June 2011
New Zealand’s government yesterday released a draft bill proposing the criminalisation of cartel offences.
Freight forwarders hit with cartel fines in New Zealand
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
New Zealand’s High Court in Auckland has ordered three more freight forwarding companies to pay penalties for their roles in an international price-fixing scheme.
New Zealand allows two-to-one merger in wool market
Friday, 10 June 2011
New Zealand’s Commerce Commission has authorised a wool scouring company to acquire its only rival, even though the deal will eliminate competition.
NZ court confirms Qantas air cargo fine
Premium Article - Friday, 13 May 2011
New Zealand’s High Court has ordered flagship carrier Qantas to pay a NZ$6.5 million (€3.6 million) fine for its role in an international air cargo cartel. It is the highest price-fixing penalty ever issued in New Zealand.
Record fine for NZ Telecom
Premium Article - Tuesday, 19 April 2011
Auckland’s High Court today fined Telecom NZ$12 million (€6.6 million) for abusing its dominance by charging excessive prices for access to its telecoms network. It is the highest fine ever issued under New Zealand’s Commerce Act.
NZ court fines two air cargo cartelists
Premium Article - Wednesday, 06 April 2011
Auckland’s High Court has fined British Airways (BA) and Cargolux International Airlines for their roles in a global air cargo cartel.
Airline trio settle in NZ air cargo probe
Premium Article - Tuesday, 22 March 2011
Three international airlines have settled with New Zealand’s Commerce Commission over allegations of price fixing in the air cargo market.
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GCR April/May 2012
In this issue:
Survey: Australia • Howrey: in their words • Rod Sims interview • GCR cartel roundtable • GCR Live Law Leaders Asia-Pacific
GCR Live Events
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20
GCR Live Financial Services and Competition Law 2012
Organiser: Global Competition Review
Wed, 20th June
London, United Kingdom
Jun
28
GCR Live Consumer Goods and Retail - Latin America 2012
Organiser: Global Competition Review
Thu, 28th June
São Paulo, Brasil
Oct
09
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13
GCR Live 4th Annual Competition Law Review
Organiser: Global Competition Review
Tue, 13th November - Wed, 14th November
Brussels, Belgium
Feb
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