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Lawyers to ‘doss down’ on streets
28 June 2017
Two Chapman Tripp lawyers will be sleeping rough for the night, in a bid to raise money for the battle…
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IPT refugee hearing scheduling arrangements clarified
26 June 2017
Clarification on the reinstatement arrangement of refugee hearings in the Immigration and Protection Tribunal has been issued by the Tribunal…
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Crown guarantee of Public Trust to go
26 June 2017
Finance Minister Steven Joyce says the Government will shortly introduce legislation to remove the Crown guarantee of the Public Trust.He…
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Factors making successful takeovers identified in report
23 June 2017
Takeovers which share a combination of two factors have almost always been successful in New Zealand, a report from Bell…
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Justice and Emergency Precinct opening put back again
22 June 2017
The opening of the Christchurch Justice and Emergency Services Precinct has been delayed again, and is now tipped to open…
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Online access to Employment Mediation Service available
22 June 2017
Requests for the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's Employment Mediation Services may now be submitted online through its Resolve…
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NZ Supreme Court leads in proportion of women judges
22 June 2017
With a majority of women now making up its permanent members, New Zealand's Supreme Court has a higher proportion of…
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External Legal Panel response deadline 28 June
22 June 2017
Responses to the Request for Proposals for the new All-of-Government External Legal Services solution are due by 2pm on Wednesday…
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FMA to act on ‘robo-advice’ before Parliament does
21 June 2017
The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) is proposing to allow organisations and firms to provide personalised financial advice generated by a…
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Slow growth in online solicitor jobs
21 June 2017
Jobs advertised online for solicitors rose by 2% between the May 2016 and May 2017 quarters, according to the latest…
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Law Commission proposes contempt law reform
21 June 2017
The Law Commission has recommended a new statute to reform the law of contempt of court, replacing old judge-made law…
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Ombudsman signals new approach to complaints about delays
21 June 2017
The Office of the Ombudsman says that from 1 July 2017 it will be taking a new approach to how…
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Bribery and corruption survey results released
21 June 2017
Deloitte has released the Deloitte Bribery and Corruption Survey 2017 - Australia and New Zealand, which reports results from a…
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One legislation bill to bind them all...
21 June 2017
Attorney-General Christoper Finlayson has introduced a bill to Parliament which would require secondary legislation to be published on the New…
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Drop in complaints, hike in enquiries for adverts authority
20 June 2017
The Advertising Standards Authority received fewer complaints last year than in 2015, its just-released annual report reveals.In 2016 the ASA…
Last updated on the 28th June 2018