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The Commerce Commission is today filing criminal charges against One NZ (formerly Vodafone NZ) for representations made in its campaign promoting “100% mobile coverage. Launching 2024,” which the Commission believes may have breached the Fair Trading Act.
Read moreThe Commerce Commission has granted clearance for Elgas to acquire 60.25% of the shares in Liquigas Limited from Vector Investment Holdings Limited, as well as the assets of On Gas Limited from Vector Limited.
Read moreThe Commerce Commission is seeking feedback on its draft decision to consider deregulating the Mobile Termination Access Services (MTAS) – which allow customers on one mobile network to communicate with customers on another via voice calls and text messages (SMS) at regulated rates.
Read moreEagle M.A.N Group Limited (trading as Eagle MAN) has been ordered to pay a pecuniary penalty of $200,000 in the Christchurch High Court for providing high-cost loans which breached multiple aspects of the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCFA) in the Commerce Commission’s first case enforcing rules applying to high-cost lenders.
Read moreThe Commerce Commission today published its draft 2024 report into the performance of Telecommunications Disputes Resolution (TDR) – the dispute resolution scheme established by the industry under the Telecommunications Act – assessing how well it’s serving the needs of Kiwi telecommunications users.
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