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15 Dec 2023 -
The Commerce Commission has received a clearance application from Foodstuffs North Island Limited and Foodstuffs South Island Limited, seeking clearance to merge.
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22 Apr 2024 -
Connectivity options for rural New Zealanders are front-of-mind for the Commerce Commission as it begins a formal investigation that will help shape the future of the copper network that has long been the backbone of the country's telec
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16 Apr 2024 -
The Commerce Commission has filed proceedings in the High Court against One NZ (formerly Vodafone) for multiple breaches of the 111 Contact Code – some of which the Commission alleges are still ongoing.
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18 Jan 2024 -
The Commerce Commission has published a statement of preliminary issues relating to an application from Foodstuffs North Island Limited and Foodstuffs South Island Limited seeking clearance to merge.
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22 Feb 2024 -
With New Zealand's electricity networks facing increasing demand, the Commerce Commission is consulting on how the framework for its upcoming price-quality decision considers the financing of necessary investment.
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30 Nov 2023 -
Explanatory documentation: Link Summary database: Link. Summary statistics Capital expenditure Company detailsPQ Regulated? Yes Known price breach: No. Regulatory asset base Year end: 30 June Known quality breach: No. Regulatory profit General
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29 Feb 2024 -
In the wake of multiple outages and the failure to meet minimum quality standards, the Commerce Commission has accepted enforceable undertakings from The Lines Company Limited (TLC), which connects 18,000 electricity customers throughout the
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7 May 2024 -
The Commerce Commission has filed eight charges under the Fair Trading Act against Two Degrees Mobile Limited (2degrees) for alleged misleading claims about their ‘free Aussie roaming' for business mobile plans.
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7 Feb 2024 -
The Commerce Commission has published a Statement of Issues relating to an application from AlphaTheta seeking clearance to acquire Serato.
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21 Mar 2024 -
The country's first competition study into personal banking services has revealed a two-tier sector with limited competition and no disruptive forces to drive change and deliver consumer benefits.
