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Green Party lodges complaint over 'meat glue'

Fonterra: Dairy price rise not our fault

The price of many dairy products is set to rise from Monday - but Fonterra says it's not their fault.

Fonterra reveals its profit on 2 litre milk bottle

Fonterra, supermarkets focus of milk price probe

Fonterra is being asked to hand over its raw milk price calculations to the Commerce Commission, as it looks into whether a full milk price inquiry is justified.

Commission launches 'Credit Sails' probe

Milk price higher in 2002 than today

Watchdog mulls milk price inquiry

The Commerce Commission is investigating whether it needs to carry out a full-blown probe of the retail prices charged for milk, despite last week telling Parliament's commerce select committee it would not hold an inquiry into milk prices.

Diver tells elaborate tale to explain disappearance

A Wellington diver who made headlines when he mysteriously disappeared from Titahi Bay near Porirua gave an elaborate account of being abducted when he turned up some 300km away two days later.

'Missing' diver pleads guilty

A man who faked his disappearance on a diving trip then turned up at a Hawkes Bay police station had claimed he'd been sexually assaulted, it emerged today as he pleaded guilty to wasting police time.

Leaked Govt broadband plan comes in for criticism

Connections to start at an estimated $47 a month.

Net to get faster, but strings attached

Travel contest breached rules, says commission

A radio competition which failed to adequately mention that winners would need to purchase overseas flights to claim their prizes has fallen foul of the Commerce Commission.

Telco law could run up against WTO deal

Qantas agrees to $6.5m fine in cartel case, Air NZ fights on