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Rugby: Provincial salary cap stays despite watchdog's move
The salary cap that governs the wages paid to ITM Cup players will not be thrown out despite a Commerce Commission ruling.
Online travel 'discounts' not always cheaper
Travel websites anger travellers with their 'discounted' hotel rates.
Reward for turning off in power crises
Customers will be paid a weekly bonus in bid to keep electricity retailers in check
Carter rules out intervention on milk prices
Agriculture Minister David Carter has ruled out government intervention to keep milk prices down, saying high international prices will benefit the New Zealand economy.
Bookstores beef up security in face of fury
Extra security has been hired for Borders and Whitcoulls stores as staff face aggressive customers angry about conditions placed on redeeming gift vouchers.
Fans to find out about RWC final tickets
Rugby fans from around the world will find out on Monday whether they have secured tickets to the semisand final of the Rugby World Cup in the third phase of the ticket balloting system.
<i>Anthony Doesburg</i>: Mobile charges a heartbreaker
Cheaper calls may be at hand, but you'll probably still need two phones to get the best deals.
<i>Media</i>: Broadcasters eye last chance to stop Sky
The Government and Sky Television are both dismissing the need for regulation of video content.
Crane releases accounts early, sees higher earnings
Crane Group, the Australian building supplies company New Zealand's Fletcher Building is trying to take over, says its interim net profit will be up 17 per cent on last year.
Telecom rival implicated in security breach
The Privacy Commissioner is to investigate a security breach that has revealed personal details of every Telecom customer.
Commission calls for lower mobile termination charges
The Commerce Commission has called for lower wholesale voice and text pricing to encourage competition in NZ's cellular market.