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Thug who ordered attacks on Southwick family from prison cell jailed along with criminal associates

David ‘Porky’ Clark, 38, was found to be at the centre of planning a series of targeted attacks in Southwick

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Open banking will give control to customers – but it comes with risks

To those who have grown up with the idea that keeping our money safe means a heavy bank vault inside a big stone building, opening up access to third parties sounds scary.

Newsroom.co.nz

Buying an e-bike? Here’s what you need to look for

More than two-thirds of Britons have started or are considering cycling to work to cut travel costs

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Garage complete with built-in pub where man fixes his VWs named best in UK

The home garage complete with drinks fridge and a lounge area has been named Garage of the Year

Wales Online

Loy Yang A power station's early closure prompts Latrobe Valley locals to ponder their future

The identity of Victoria's Latrobe Valley is firmly rooted in its history as a centre of coal-fired power, but plans to shut the Loy Yang A power station early have locals questioning where to from here.

ABC News

True-crime TV often exploits its subjects. This game-changing duo wants to end that

"Reasonable Doubt" is not your average true-crime docuseries.

Los Angeles Times

Warehouse hopes Govt pressure will speed up 'abnormal' supermarket talks

Under threat of a 'belting', supermarkets discuss using their warehouses and fleets of refrigerated trucks to provide The Warehouse a wider and cheaper range of fresh and frozen food.

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Unionism is now Labour's 'core belief', says top ex-aide as furore over SNP ban grows

LABOUR has replaced democratic socialism with Unionism as its guiding principle a former adviser to ex-party bigwig Robin Cook has said.

The National (Scotland)

Business borrowing hampered by credit contracts rules – BNZ

WATCH: Unresolved problems with the credit contracts law could be addressed by better targeting lending restrictions to problem lenders, says BNZ's chief executive

Newsroom.co.nz

Minister's plans to expedite Govt-backed flood reinsurance cover reined in

Concerned Tower Insurance's move to risk-based flood pricing would result in a deluge of hard-to-insure properties, EQC Minister David Clark tried to set up a flood reinsurance scheme AS

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Keep calm and carry on: how Australians can have a hand luggage holiday – with kids or long haul

Begone, baggage carousels: it’s entirely possible to travel with only what you can cram into a carry-on. Hand luggage pros share their tips

The Guardian - AU

Calls to regulate solar energy disputes

Consumer advocates want solar providers wrapped into the formal energy disputes framework but the industry insists it's doing a robust job of keeping the sector in check.

Newsroom.co.nz

Government investigates giving game makers a break to beat brain drain

In the face of tax breaks in Australia incentivising expansion over the Tasman for video game developers, Minister David Clark is looking into ways to keep them growing at home

Newsroom.co.nz

The affluent community defying grocery competition woes

The Commerce Minister chooses the wrong scapegoat to demonstrate supermarkets' anti-competitive behaviour: Ponsonby locals are spoiled for choice when they go grocery shopping.

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Govt reveals clampdown on supermarket sector

New Zealand's supermarket duopoly faces a new industry regulator, compulsory unit pricing and a mandatory code of conduct.

Tribune News Service

Amazon shareholders approve $200M payout to CEO Jassy, reject worker safety, climate initiatives

At its annual meeting for shareholders, Amazon's investors approved a more than $200 million payout for CEO Andy Jassy and voted against 15 proposals asking the company to report on worker safety, climate goals, pay rates, use of its face recognition technology and its stance on workers' right to unionize.

Newsroom.co.nz

Census delay planning began last June, documents show

National MP stands by his prediction the census, scheduled for next year, will be delayed

Newsroom.co.nz

Just 12 tech skills visas approved as skilled migrant scheme becomes 'defunct'

The partner and families of workers is not included in the allocation and an industry leader isn't surprised the uptake has been low.

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Govt's data ethics panel missing in action

The Government insists the Data Ethics Advisory Group is still active, even though it hasn't met in over a year.

Newsroom.co.nz

'Heartbreaking': Grocery start-ups shut down in shadow of big supermarkets

Two new online food brands hailed for bringing range and competition to the grocery market have now closed their doors, unable to grow against the two big supermarket chains

The Guardian - AU

When it comes to international financial fraud, New Zealand is far from squeaky clean

Weak regulations mean authorities have no idea how much money is channelled through the country by global fraudsters

Newsroom.co.nz

'Constitutionally inappropriate': The fight over Stats NZ's future

New legislation would put a greater focus on administrative data and the statistics agency's ability to provide information to other agencies for policy development.

Autosport

Ten things to watch at Goodwood's Members' Meeting

The eighth modern running of the Goodwood Members' Meeting takes place this weekend, the West Sussex circuit bringing a blend of new races and popular favourites to the 2022 edition.

Newsroom.co.nz

Govt loosening proposed financial regulation prompts warning

The new draft bill aims to tighten up the regulation of the banking and insurance sectors by ensuring that they comply with fair conduct principles so that consumers don’t lose out.

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Next year’s census will be delayed, National MP picks

The postponement prediction comes as the Government signals it wants wiggle-room to do exactly that

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