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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, National Party leader Judith Collins, and Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta will be at the event. Air New Zealand’s head of tourism and regional affairs Reuben Levermore said Marlborough had established both the facilities and track record to compete successfully.
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The three waters reforms will be high on the agenda at the Local Government New Zealand Conference. “We have a close working relationship with Destination Marlborough which helps give confidence to event organisers,” Levermore said. Marlborough Airport chief executive Dean Heiford said it allowed Marlborough Tour Company to set up a welcome desk at the airport to help organise people when they arrive.
Press Release – Commerce Commission The Commerce Commission has filed proceedings at the High Court in Wellington against Hutt and City Taxis Limited (Hutt & City) for alleged price fixing. The Commission alleges Hutt & City contravened the Commerce Act by reaching a price-fixing …
The Commerce Commission has filed proceedings at the High Court in Wellington against Hutt and City Taxis Limited (Hutt & City) for alleged price fixing.
The Commission alleges Hutt & City contravened the Commerce Act by reaching a price-fixing agreement with two competing taxi companies to implement a minimum charge of $25 for pick-up taxi trips from the on-demand taxi rank at Wellington Airport.
The commission alleged that Hutt and City tried to reach the same price-fixing agreement with a third taxi company. The commission warned four former Hutt and City directors: Rahid Amin, Sathishkumar Dharndapani, Dharmendra Krishnan, and Paul Swain. It also issued a warning to a separate company, Kiwi Cabs Ltd. Only the courts can decide whether a breach of the law has occurred. The commission sought a declaration from the court that Hutt and City contravened the Commerce Act, and it sought financial penalties and costs. “Cartel conduct harms consumers by preventing businesses from competing to provide better quality services at better prices, and it harms other businesses which are trying to compete fairly,” commission chairwoman Anna Rawlings said in a statement.
The Commerce Commission s taking an alleged taxi cartel to the High Court at Wellington 4 May 2021
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Proceedings have been filed accusing Hutt and City Taxis Limited of reaching a price-fixing agreement with two competing taxi companies.
It supposedly created a minimum charge of 25-dollars for pick-up taxi trips from the on-demand taxi rank at Wellington Airport, from October to November last year.
The Commission began investigating in November.