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Suppliers of courier services in New Zealand - NZ Post - is seeking clearance from the country’s competition regulator, The Commerce Commission, for i...

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The consumer watchdog got a major win in the Federal Court last week when a private college that rorted $210 million in student loans was hit with a record fine.

The Federal Court has ordered $153 million in penalties against Australian Institute of Professional Education Pty Ltd (in liquidation) (AIPE). The

The Federal Court has found that former training college Phoenix Institute of Australia Pty Ltd (Phoenix) and its marketing arm, Community Training...

AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan (Image: AAP/James Ross) We’ve had so many royal commissions of late — two into Crown Resorts, aged care, bushfires, veteran suicide, banking, mental health, family violence, pink batts, trade union governance, Lawyer X, etc — that it’s not such a great leap to call for a decent independent examination of one of Australia’s leading sporting institutions, the AFL. That was the conclusion I reached after reading Michael Warner’s stunning new book, The Boys’ ...

Andrew Demetriou parts ways with stadium design firm Share Andrew Demetriou has lost another gig. A month after the ex-AFL chief and former Crown Melbourne chairman gave a televised public lesson in October in how not to answer questions on the stand, he parted ways with Cox Architecture, which designs stadiums. A spokesman for the firm said Demetriou himself suggested his consultancy to the group had run its natural course. Andrew Demetriou has time on his hands.   Demetriou was never a direc...