NEWS AND INSIGHTS

Concept of NZ national oil company
| 23 Jul 2010 | Energy and Resources
The question of whether or not New Zealand should fall in line with countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran, China, Venezuela and Brazil and have its own wholly or partly owned national oil company. Article re-produced courtesy of Energy News. www.energynews.co.nz (pdf. 179kb) READ MORE*
Confusion and Inequity ETS
| 15 Jul 2010 | Climate Change
It has become increasingly apparent that many firms just have no idea if the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (NZ ETS) applies to them or not. Item re-produced courtesy of Energy NZ magazine. (pdf 988 kb).READ MORE*
Managers at risk
| 14 Jul 2010 | Health and Safety
How the law affects you. If managers don't want to end up in court, they should be looking seriously at new changes to our health and safety laws. Item re-produced by courtesy of Mediaweb. (pdf. 976kb).READ MORE*


LEGAL UPDATES

Major changes to Credit Reporting Code of Practice
| 29 Jul 2010 | Banking and Finance
If you are a credit reporter, use or provide credit information, or are interested in the information that can be held about you, these changes will affect you.READ MORE*
How do you manage risk and capitalise on trade opportunities in the Middle East?
| 28 Jul 2010 | Mergers and Acquisitions
The New Zealand Export Credit Office, an operational unit within the Treasury, is supporting New Zealand exporters to overcome trade finance challenges. How can they help your business manage risk and capitalise on trade opportunities in the Middle East.READ MORE*
Family doctor sanctioned for affair with teen patient
| 27 Jul 2010 | Health Law
A recent Tribunal decision demonstrates that it will sanction disgraceful behaviour that occurred over 25 years ago. The decision also highlights how wide-reaching the doctor/patient relationship is.READ MORE*

 
  

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