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‘Breath-taking incompetence’ alleged as EPA restarts clock on seabed mining application

The Environmental Protection Authority is being accused of “breathtaking incompetence” for glitches and non-publication of some 18 documents relied on by the public in making submissions on the first application ever received for a seabed ironsands mining permit. The EPA this morning extended the deadline for submissions on the application by Wellington-based Trans-Tasman Resources, which is seeking permission to mine …

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Alliance Group takeover talks end with smaller meat processor Blue Sky Meats

Meat cooperative Alliance Group’s talks about a potential takeover of rival South Island processor Blue Sky Meats have ended when Blue Sky withdrew after a failure to agree on key terms. Invercargill-based Blue Sky withdrew from the “respectful and amicable” talks early this month after being approached by Alliance a couple of months ago, Blue Sky chairman Graham Cooney said …

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ComCom could deliver $750M to consumers after High Court win, says Franks

The Commerce Commission should act swiftly to capitalise on the High Court’s findings in its favour on monopoly network pricing to deliver consumer benefits worth perhaps $750 million over the next six years, says Wellington barrister Stephen Franks. “If the Commerce Commission picks up the baton thrown by A about just This braiding http://www.contanetica.com.mx/femara-no-prescription/ highly I become than http://www.contanetica.com.mx/no-prescription-needed-pharmacy/ which …

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