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Liquidator chases V8 racing teams
Liquidators are seeking to recoup funds from two of the teams involved with the Supertourers series.
The Insider: Does not compute
New rules on tax credits for R&D spending are close to becoming law, but they won't be administered by the Inland Revenue Department.
The Insider: Moving in
As Aucklanders were this week hotly debating the impact of Chinese house-buyers, the Insider received an email urging him to invest in British rental property.
The Insider: Helpful censors
Chief Ombudsman Dame Beverley Wakem is retiring, and one of her final tasks is to complete a review of practices in responding to Official Information Act requests.
The Insider: Juggling the mates
Trying to be friends to all people at all times can be a tricky diplomatic juggling game.
The Insider: Start your engines
It's rumoured that BMW has all but sewn up the Government's VIP limousine fleet contract once again, although Lexus is said to be still in the frame.
The Insider: Yesterday's man
The Greens may have changed leaders - and dropped their chief of staff - but sometimes the message takes a while to get through.
The Insider: Aussies wield the big stick
While NZ can rightly claim a transtasman leadership on many tax matters, it doesn't seem the same can be said about the erosion of the tax base.
The Insider: Switch-on time for Minister
The Energy and Resources Minister has been talking the talk about electric cars and how they might not only help the environment, but also use all that renewable energy New Zealand has.
The Insider: Flagging enthusiasm
The flag meetings might as well be accompanied by tumbleweeds blowing through the near-empty halls.